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ls Convicted Of - Sedition By J urj

PORT OF SPAIN. Trinidad. Dl ll-Ur all Buller, Trinidad Labor‘ lcndlr and <rlf-.<l_\'lcd "chef servant of the British Empire workers nrd C1117: m homo rule party," was con- \",‘i’rl of sedition by a majority voc of a Jury today and sentenced to two roars imprisonment with hard

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[last June. 1t was the attempt of r . ‘sq-rad nl pol ce to arrst Butler a ‘l lFylabad Village that set off.’ tn

lroody disturbances in. which two police officers were killed, severe ‘ wounded and l2 natives shot. to

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V Serving Tray

V Telephone Stand \/ Toys

\/ Table Lamp

\/ Windsor Chair V Xmas Seals

\/ Xmas Cards

\/ Xmas Decorations \/ Coleman Lamps \’ Book Ends

\/ Bridge Table

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\/ Bed Lamp \/ Blankets \/ ‘Baby Cribs

\/ Coffee Table

\/ Colorful Rug

\/ Cushions

\’ Chinaware

\/ Candlesticks

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\/ Coffee Percollltol y’ Comfortable Chair \/ Restful Mattress \/ Boy's Wagon

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\/ Cedar Hope Chest, \/ End Table

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\/ Fender Bench \.’ Footstool

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lung And Queen UnlnJured Ill Crash LONDON, Dec. 16—-(APl-The Klng and Quccn only smiled t0- day when a, small car crashed into the Royal limousine ill Tralalgal Square. They were euroutc to Buc- kingham Palace from a charity matinee. No one was injured and damage was slight. All CYEWlHIEnS said: "I saw tllc King look out. of the \\‘l1l(l0W and then smile. The Queen looked an- xious ior_ a molllclll. but then she smiled too. She looked back as they drove off to the palace." Their Majcstics did not alight.

but their chntlfieur examined the car's buckled mudguard and run- ning board. Police questioned the driver of the second cm- beforc he left the scene. His identity was was announced.

_..'-€-————Z-— HHSHTOWN WOMEN’. IN STITUFE

The December meeting of illc Irlshwwn Womclrs institute met st. the home of Mm. James ‘Voiced, Boll oa-ll of (the 12 member-l present- wns answered by a "joke" some oi which were vory humorous and mused quite a lot of hilarity. Next nlontlhs r011 call is u» be amwwd l ---__,____». _- -.

bl’ a ncw Y1'ol"s resofutldnfflivw committees were appointed, It h,“ been decided to make a quilt, and each member t0 make a, block end lottely the quilt when completed in order to increase tlhe Instltutn funds. A very pleasing program W58 carried out under the capable di- rection of Miss Alnta Campbell and Mrs. W.B. Warren. A delightful lunch was served sitter which a social half hour was enjoyed. Meet- ins next nlon-ih to be held at the home of Mrs. W.B. Wancn.

Eastern Guardian

. ‘SUBSCRIPT-IONS to the Charlottetown Guardian may be handed to their Rent. Archie Hume.

. ‘ROBIN HOOD FLOUR is ec- cnom cal. More loaves of better bread from each bag.

. IMAKE MABON'S your Gift Selection Headquarters. Pen Sets, Military Sets. Cutex, Comb Brush and Mirror Sets, Kodaks. Rolls Raz- ors, all the best ‘n Toilet Sets. Len- thcr Goods. Stationery, cigars. Ci!- arettes. Tobaccos and Moira Choc- olates. We carry a complete line of Christmas Cards, Seals, Tags. CV1-

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Operators Study Conciliation Move

MINTO N. 13., Dec. 1'I— )- Whlle idle miners waited tonight for s board of conciliation tn be set up by Federal Labor Minister Rogers. the operators had yet to make an nus ement. of s rs- presentstlve for the board. How- ever, it was indicated that o. deci- sion might be announced tomor- row.

The matter of relief again as- sumed a serious aspect today. The following notice. signed by I6 mer- chants. was sewed upon the Minto local of the United Mine Workers of America:

"We, the undersigned merchants of Minto and vicinity. agree that we will not honor any more orders issued by you until each and every account with us has been psid in full to date, Dec. 15. When this is done then we will give you n week's credit to the amount of the previous week."

.____i___. MRS. M. ll’. MCMILLAN DIES, AGED ‘ll

Mrs. Mary Frances Fsirclough"

MscMillsn. '71. widow o! the late George A. McMlllsn. and s. rosi-

dent of the city for 50 years, died Friday at her residence, 103 Bell avenue. She had been s member 0f Augustine church for‘ 40 years.

Born at South Rustico. Prince Edward Island. Mrs. McMilian came to Winnipeg in i887. Her husband. who was associated with the Win- ilggg Electric company, died 1n

Mrs. McMillan is survived by two daughters, Irene and Blanche. at home. and four sons. Nelson, Clifford and Reginald, Winnipeg, and Rev. George McMillan, oi Miniota. Man.

The funeral service were held Monday at 2 p. m. at. A. B Gardinel-‘s chapel. Rev. A. E. Kerr, of Augustine United church. officiating. and interment was in the family plot at St, John's cernctery.-Winnlpeg Exchange.

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Honor roll for November.

Grade X-i. Gertrude Gill. Mary Whalen, equal; 2. Eileen Keough- an.

Grade X Jr.-—l. Louise Whalen: 2. Mary Mclnnis; 8. Willie Power.

Grade VII-l. Raymond Gill; 2. Leo Kenny.

Grade V-l. Bob Carmichael: 2. Aileen Kenny;_3. EPTIQSLPGWGT.’

Grade IV-l. Marjorie ieough- an: 2. Vincent Whslen.

Grade IV-i. Theron Gill; l. Mervin McInnis; 8. Carl Mclnnil.

Grule 11-1. Mary MscDonsld.

Grads I Sl‘.—1. Johnnie Gill.

Grade I Jr.—1. Arnold Whalsn; 2. Florence Mclnnis.

Perfect attendance: Gertrude Gill. Eileen Keoughnn. Florence McInnis. Arnold Whslsn, Johnnie Gill. Mary MacDonald. Carl Mc- Innis, Marjorie Keoughsn.

Anne L. Gill. teacher.

POWNAL-ALEXANDRA WOMIWS INSTITUTE

The Pownsl-Alexsndrs Womenu Institute met at the home of Mrs. Edison Smith Friday. Dec. 10th. with seventeen members and one visitor present. Two new members enrolled. Meeting opened by sing- ing Ode rind repeating the Creed. Roll cell was sns ed by Wsys‘

to improve our Institute. The minutes of previous meeting were I read and adopted. followed by re- ports of Committees. The Sick Comlnitee reported two sick cs‘ls. and two letters of sppreclntion for fruit were read.

New sick Committee for Pownal, Mrs Robert Jones and Miss Isabel Inga.

For Alexandra. Mrs. Gay Judi son and Mrs. A F‘. Benton.

School Committee for Pownal Mrs. Willard Jenkins, mid Mrs. A‘. Maclvilllan,

For Alexandra, Mrs. George Mo- Lellan and Mrs. Lester Benton-

Program Committee, Mrs. Park- er Ings and Mrs. Willard Jen- kins.

It was decided to buy a Christ- mas gift for a patient in the San- atorillm. ‘There was nlso three doll- lars donated for souls from T. B. League. Mix Isabel Ings was Con- vener. Program bring National Ev- ents. Next month program is Child Welfare and roll call is l0 be answered by Ancient and Mod- om methods. ‘There is also to bs an exhibit of hand work. Mrs. Mc- Kinnon sang a solo. after which music was played by Mr. Smith and Mrs. Mcxlnnon which was very much enjoyed. Lunch was then served by the hostess.

Meeting closed with the Nation- sl Anthem. Next meeting to b! held st the home d! Mrs. Harold. Bolton.

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