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Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew

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Gil Bill‘ Ilium); ilﬁl lvtitmi;

Course 0f Lectures Will be Continued

‘ During Co mill g ' Winter — Large Number of Clans-

- men Present.

Tile regular monthly meeting oi’-

the Caledonlan Club was held lastl night, President Anderson, presid- g.

’ eppelin Over , I

The Atlantic i erman Air LinerAveraging Seventy Miles an Hour Enroute to Fried-

richshafen By Way of the North- ern Steamship Route.

ship lane from Cape Race, Nﬂd., to in Southern Ireland. every indication that the passage was being made much fas- ter than the trip to

palm found the huge air liner over

the United in mid-Atlantic with the likelihood States which took ill hours and 3B There was a large attendance of m“ she “mum m‘ "wh h" hllmeimllllltﬂﬁ- members and a great deal of im- port much before tomorrow night In fact. favoring tail winds

portant business was transacted. The following oﬂicers were ap-

pointed for the ensuing year: Chief-John Anderson. President-Aben McLean.

01' ilerhB-DS 6V6“ Thlllﬁdﬂl’ mﬂfnlnB- iseemed to be driving the great ship Mot Wltll V8791"! Wwthel‘ Cohdl- ‘along at a fast clip so that part of tious first I 18111141181811 Wind that the time she was averaging seventy

drove he!‘ an hour. and sometimes Ger-

einlerts estimate, at 100 miles i p 1d iFJ rm T, was forced to buck, the Graf Zep- an hour, Mfggﬁzle? Ce res en, 0 P911“ $011383" 115ml" 8 111811 Dre-B" Every hope existed that the re- second vice pygsidenl; ﬂy M_ Mg. Bllre BT95 0x39115378 B8 l8!‘ B8 llheytllfll voyage would be made in be- Fadyen Spanish coast Holding 011N119 PPOS- tween seventy and eighty hours Fmaﬁcia; secreumhA, B, Brown- pect of a smoother possess. land that the onir Zeppelin would (re_elected) ——— reach Friedrlchshafen, her home ' gm . BERLIN, Oct. {EU-Dodging storm port, some time tomorrow afternoon. rep-c’ F‘ McDon ' (re areas but aided by strong tail mcordmg 5ecretm.y_-r_ M_ MC, winds, the homeward bound Ger-

Millan (re-eiected.)

Corresponding Secretary-R. H. McNelll.

Club Pipers-Capt. A. McDouBB-ldl said that at c a. m. the air- eeg,l_gf_fgl;sfg“‘g°isggggon,,d; Mex. ship was 250 miles northeast of d8 McDonald" J_ R_ Bums“ Cape Race, Nfld. All was well on g“ " Pawn B ' A Mcmn a A board. There was a southeast gale, ‘ﬁg 1d J‘ J‘ Moamlvmy, John the airship was heading southeast. M‘: n“ ' ' '

:gc.l‘:§§“i1.%is€l 1;. tiidiitidlst. Jill 5TB HY iﬂillll P. [.I

consisting of J. G. McFadyen. J.K-

mn alr liner Oral Zeppelin today FRIEDRICHSHAFEN. Germany W115 Wllllllll 0V“ "l9 lllld-Atlh-lltlv Oct. 30.-—A radio message received somewhere 110118 the northern from the Graf-Zeppelin at 9.30 a. steamship routes. Althouzh the-m. today (aao Eastern Standard

ward Central Europe in favor of a‘ more northerly one. which would carry her on to the normal steam-

Birhenhead Replies to Dean Ingele Article

(Canadian Press) .=..._ 30.--"The re- ,

uolrnoiv. out. V wards of merit in our public life." is the title of the first pronounce-

McKenzie, T. F‘. White, D. J. Mc-

N U1, P.J. MCDOD- £1? nilRl-vifllvllizalslliilaan were BPPOlIlt-l’ ed ‘to make the necessary arrange- mtlatitswas also decided to continue

int . I coﬁggfohlvlowlrxig committee W118 all"!

pointed to make necessary arrange’!

ment by Lord Birkenhead since he S“ S We Use our lectures; John Ahgilizlbn, R. H. Mc-iﬁ clear“: aerial: c.‘*::*:%::i.,- $0,, ,0, 3a,, ,0......, ... .. McDo itilhiiellgumezdoihlétiulzthgnmtlghiiilge Catch Eels, _ fiiiligﬁ-Tv fyuﬁaiffsﬁiﬁﬁtiiﬁ) - Entire Family of in a recent article by Dean Inge of This years prize ﬁsh story comes

from Toronto. It was told at a Ple- sumabiy sober meeting of the To- ronto Anﬂlers‘ Association by the

St. Paul's who declared that a man who vans not content with $25,000 annua y and the honor of helping n “on, M“) _ to ilovern the country was probaa-ig"°§d°§faf:u.tx.t oirvgifo ‘its. upon sawmo. (Pa. Oct 304"“ E 1y dc“ at ‘wow’ "we had better his eilrpcrience as’ a tourist to this sons comllllslll! B" 8mm’ ‘a283, “l” let him B0." “l! Dean h“ written‘ Province last summer for the text were instant-W kgﬁed! 6113c!‘ the; % of his remarks. As reported recently when an automo stiller; by an e” y‘? in a Toronto newspaper. MF- WM‘- We" 11am“ w“? tram o; the Penn.‘ bin-ten, “urging the enforcement and press P85557159} east u‘ hem A recognition of conservation amony sylvlllllll Jtriigyof the machine’ “e5 ﬁ ithe populace at large. told of the use sixth. ltlhelnliéed m me Memorial 5 (that the natives of Prince Edward crltica. Y

Five lViped Out

B. C. Poultry

is death a ' Island found for trout; they use it HospltﬂIJJOllYWWW“ h ,_ _ 5T, Shipped to Japan ‘as bait for eel." The point is further matter 0i hours, according to ho._ol m5

-1-- emphasized in the headlh! of the W1 “FM” l“

(Special to the Guardian) ‘article. which reads: “Pity the Poor % TORONTO, Ont.. Oct. 30. —- The Eels of P. E. 1.: Natives F‘eed Them ‘g5,- fourth shipment this year of Brit- on frrout.” ‘ r. ish Columbia pedigreed poultry for! The fact that eels are not caught ‘bill

government experimental farmland .with bait but. with a three-pronged

l- private breeders in Ja- spear, and that there are few or- no nan wont forward recently from eels in the_ vicinity of the streams Victoria. The a pment was made where our Island trout are found. up of birds sold private poultry evidently escaped the eagle eyo of

Three Nuns 4E

Perish in Flames

i (Canadia breeders nd the uitry depart-the Toronto visitor. His audience. if HULL- 0110-. Ovt- ill-Till“ Sis") Lo N, _ merit of 31o Urliverlhlty of British they accepted the statement on its ers of the Gray Nuns of the Cross.) "Do 0°‘- Coiumbla. owner of

"Maizie." the face value, must have been consid- wol-ldw record a“ layer.

night, and a. committee 3H E535 [as Domini, J, M. McFadyen. Aben MO-i% g5 ‘dill its the goursa of lectures during thel§

ments for the cartylhil out of these, 5

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA. WEDNE

SDAY, OCTOBER 31: 10h-

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ltlght Hon. Arthur Me and lVlrs. Meighen en oaks," in honor of th Meighen is in a go

thers. She In the drawing-room. less received, were a Meighen by the frien

party.

_ great also

Applications received at 0t- tawa for inspection to Oct. l this year ran over 56.500, and more have come in since that time. Prince Ed- ward Island is still the great fox raising province. Over 23,000 oi’ the 56.500 ap- plications come from the

l5- Gardcn of the Gulf. New

‘Brunswick is second with nearly 9,500 and Ontario third with 7,286. Quebec in fourth placq with 5.210, is the province which is mak- ing the ‘greatest proportion-

aielnopease. ussssmlisnavnssa

a French order of the Roman Ca- wgmgf may” w eraly more gullible than the “poor tholic Church were burned to death e“ V“ m

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tn General Reduction Price of Tires m, United States Ex-' ‘ pected to Golnto Ef-

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p); 20 pcl‘ cent on second grades. "'f report from New York this morn-l llzg that tilere would be a general. ‘reduction ill the price of tires in the United States is expected by local, to go into ci-s; ifeci. nn November 1st. p] As yet tilerc is no suggestion oi a (,1 cut ill prices in Canada but as the‘ Canadian market. owing to its prax-i

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lghen. former iertalned at their eir debutante daughter. wn of beige georgctte and lace and her ﬂow- of white taffeta. at the side and she wore scarlet velvet shoes

arm bouquet of red roses. wore o pearl necklace, the gift of her father

)-—-—----- ~- Eli§=iﬁ%%ﬁﬁ¥ii%%%l@ YEARLY INCREASE IN APPLICATIONS (Special to the Guardian) TORONTO, Oct. 30.~#~-r\.'¢3' ranchers claim thatlit is u proﬁtable pursuit, and evi- dently there is something in it when the applications for registration continue to rise rapidly year after year.

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——---—-<.-0->______ MEDAL FOR SAVING DOGNS LIFE]

deed was recognised, edals of the R. S. P. C.

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. A. and the Cinie Defence League

.. i . . eels of this Prgvlhﬁe- h wiil‘llstkl“°gllfggg ‘égfspgd rﬁtnlaigigﬁ; vere presented toMis Dorothy lvlaly

'“————-—--——-—-—————- But Mo m" "m," “d "mlem gm tiiQuebec an 8mm, sum, o, Adder. headmistress of Shelve Announcements ‘ill 19°F)?“ v=lll°=il"ffuiiv”~ué at. ‘va- v» rxi.iii"itzeii.tistzilzr

i {inhabitants oi Prince Edward Isl- Another nun was badly in-u-ea ant -

land,” he insisted. “have no regard had to be taken t0 the ~10HDltBl- for, and little knowledge of. the

Coming Events, _ I _ Meetings, Etc.it‘éi..’§.‘-‘~‘lii2“n3i’l“t. ti‘; $51.“; ——--»

. [give him any ihronnatioh about upon rcceivlns B "wile "limb" 3‘ " h th were thousands 0i "mam HOOD nun) can“ non residential licenses for trout talltlllaotlgsalreaggvmhmg." is explain fishing and when. eventually he

“m “m” °"" “m” °"""‘ ' h lotteto r m' l ed by the fact that licenses are nol A“ Oman‘ 8579'm"2°"‘ ill-fling. tllcgng was szllllt hlimpabyclt-le: sold consecutively but are issued“? ' d d others in booklets. e Qmﬂﬁll’ ‘zliitiuﬁﬁu-ﬁ, w” he Kamila: Tie therefore no indication he received was numbered 34, al- gig t3; L, °l imam” pmvlmuly "Meeting of Belfast runners In-{gﬁfﬁa $33 gm“ tllwmmd‘ “l, I‘: “loam be mural)“; to knqw ‘mm "m" m- l T- “m”- Bw‘) m. A. a. shin-risen‘ Game In- where the president of the Toronto "w?" 7”3‘1°'“'" specim- had a hearty ldugh when the A1181"? Mwilmlil" 3°‘ m“ 1mm!" . lo that "the inhabitants of Prince

iabove comment was called to his at 5 ll t tention by The Guardian. "Some- “Weft! mm‘! "We m‘ "Wm, m" body has been playing the ggtutg and little knowledge of. Jho BWI

"it. James tea and sale this af- lcrnoon.

"Club loading hm at Murray Rim. Nov. 6th, uftamoon. Lambs

4'1"" t - my, um,“ 1g h ueldom necessary m enforce them '3."n§e°‘"iunh'§‘i' rlhfuormation. h: unmet time Ipartsmm. who. u I - _ . a

aver ht; ‘ h; pm; and mutter of course, lecure an pullers “y; I l. n n“ could have applied to t

mil News may any! that iu th to h t t KORSNTQ on‘ 30' a Marmme

y I'M- l r!) vw-c 011ml I WIN-NIP _ Man" _ _ o res west to south west winds.

Qgmg Auoeintion, the game wurd- Mlilfﬂmlgﬁl m‘? izlhghgi-ck- Bohulk, veteran catcher and for- West lltli street and Canal (Wm, we lggmcﬂlﬂon “goth 23;," fair, stationary or a little higher

o; mpp“. In enl, the Publicity Auociati . the M k of‘? l; n0 1on8" m Oman“ In‘ of the Chicago Port Avenue. The buildings 17m” maul“? bemﬂcml leach temperature.

~ on-wmmmaJpi-ovinciul secretary. or even the ho- 0 ll” w“, m‘ d Wlllh 8oz. had informed Stun- were occupied by the Bernard “m.” m“ m be,“ mum we Toronto. clear . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 33-24

“h! m“ ‘i=1 oieei-dinmaphd ‘in! ‘mulilulgiavoimbaeen art-o “a?! M": ‘ wwolﬁllnhy‘ lay new murm- olxl: :3:- Civivinpugxend giant?’- pup", o, “mum, ‘M N", 6mm Montreal’, fleei- .. 33-20

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___ "W" " “W, m; M m, “was... n, mgﬂq allcoesaor to that lﬂlléal iolunoer- <1»! up. 5 memo a» pa; mil Am the minim destroyed x‘,,'fuc,mw°°"‘”°“ﬂf‘m‘°°e grwtftﬁ ohn-lawwwn. fair . 31-20

"n; on“, y, 9,4“; w. “m, mo enforced by. the Dominion Go- thlt famous lhl ltﬂt- h) W Wlvv - Detroit nut mm. were .000 up of m», vulu- Aum,“ m we m‘, mm u; Halifax, ran .... .. . so-ie ‘mu _ varnmont. and m tho Mm M‘ wh "minim" "m" "l m’ m?“ ° in" ~—- ad n .00. ._ mm I mum"? by st. John, clear .. . 42-22 53pm", I m a Province. he mam in rm have iu- travels were 1 were: “have?! 13t- (CIIIICIIIFPMI) w, , , w Bolton. cloni- . u-io _ " ' " 944m“ fomlod himself of mMtQra be- BNI‘ "l4 imiumwtm "1 5' OTTAWA. 0M. SO-The hon- w“ no New York, cigar . 44-32 fora martial-onto. But that would A" "ll" WM ° _° will" Mm: ca» flm womln m“mm QM“ High tide au- afternoon It ia-

, 1am meant the ion of u good a mummy! clmltv- wh Mvoh . . mu “m, and tonight at use. -. m’ wmhJﬁfj” u I ova 1 mu mole fueiabtlm railing. was‘ v m, _

TORONTO. oallency Governor-General owed tllﬂwth Toronto today on hi: W)? l0 Gael h. Kitch- ener. Strutford, s London.

at the risk of lier own life.

(Special to

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the Guardian) Oct. (ion-His Ex- Viscount

lviliingdon, of Canada.

t. cry’: and

old buy filly Dammit, by Dil- “7 qummy “n” b7 N°" an‘ Mr Warburton for a sucker." he re- rﬁlllldlhl ﬁlm"! Ind “mill uilma‘ lulu-Tilly Won the John w. Moi-enn- °7°’"1°'”“" mﬂrkOd. "The fishing license is not es." Poulbly he did a little ﬂvhlhe Criterion stakes afternoon. ., ., u but u. Ind u. when in Qhlrlot- while here we elvlwl new"! hi‘ A short head clmc c cm” t“ m‘ °°"'“m° “"1? tetown he stopped at any of the llochw fN- If 8°. l" 600"“ M" n° Gould Deane‘; Nuwur; Ellyn. “If” m“ m ‘m “t may” é, prominent hotels he should have Kick l-‘ilmllll- Th! whim" "M" the favorite, and third no Mn. _ ‘ m?‘ ' ' ma, ported on the walla in large the Act arc vrvblblvm lllﬁgrtévllc l]: A. Silk-T's ran», five lengths “a n ’ H “Tummy type. complete information recpoot- ltﬂvlli’ h"! l! ﬁll"? N. ll

DETROIT. Oct. Sit-The De-

Shﬂlt designed for binding ﬁts.

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Miss Lillian. Mrs

the gift of her bro-

where-the debutante and the host and hos- grcat many gift. bouquc ds of her parents for

her

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feet on Novembe 1st.

ductions in the price of automobil Vtires. The United States Rubbc ‘Co. was said to have been the lead

Goodyear and Firestone. Reductions

prime minister of Canada. Toronto residence, “Seven-

|] I] AT _“COMING our’ PARTY

be Cut in Half

Member:

(Canadian Press)

‘cations argued before the tariff a

be the principal beneﬁciary.

cation for a drastic ent tariff of 30 percent on sewln machines. He was

sunlers‘ League of Canada.

ts. presented to Miss “coming-out"

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-——— | NEW YORK, Oct. 30.--It was re- ,ported in Wall Street today that virtually all major rubber and tire ﬂgcolnpanies were making sharp re-

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Goodrich-l ————- in most cases iriliiHundreds of

range from 2 1-2 to 5 percent out

first grade tires, and from l7 1-2 toi

tire manufacturers

imity, always follows the United States with a price change. it is likely that the made here. —f~_oo¢-———— Operated 21y compressed air. riv- eting machine has duralumin riv-

f LAST MINUTE NEWS FZASHES}

this morning by the civil avia- tion branch of the Department of National Defence.

CROYDON, ‘Eng, on, 3o- Using the aeroplane from which Alfred Loewenntein, tho Belgian ﬁnancier, fell into the English Channel and was killed lust July 4. a party of sportsmen headed by Lie-at. (Commander Glcn Kldston, left this after- noon for Africa on‘ the that aerial big game hunt. The acro- plune has been thoroughly over- hauled und reﬁtted.

CHICAGO, Oct. lid-Damage ‘estimated by ﬁremen at nearly “$00,000 was caused today by u fire which swept through two

same cut will be

been speclally

The;

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International with headquarters at New York. The amount of not disclosed. but it would beef ne- cessity larger than required to build the Hooker $600,000.

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proximately a billion and a half stellar objects

of

0T0 Exchange

er telescope on Mount Wilson, is to

nololzy has announced

millions of light years bringing under observe dreds of millions

was no opposition to the reference.

In support of his application re-

lative to a lower duty on sewing ma chines, Mr. Jenkins contended thn

(the sewing machine industry in ef-

fect was a monopolistic concern ,whicll under '\vas receiving tile tion of the Canadian tariff.

Mr. Jenkins charged that ii. was generally conceded that 'hc sewing

machine industry “zvils

|thc people of Canada.‘ lie pointed

out that the prices nf identical ll!!!- $3'l.00 in the

chines were listed at

Canada.

He maintained that representat- ives of the industry should be asked to appear before the board to ex- plain the reasons for the price dts- rrepancy. "Unless there is some sat- isfactory explanation forthcoming.

‘m9 Present thirty percent general {tariff should at least be cut in half," ‘Mr. Jenkins saidl

The speaker further claimed that loss by the industry in the Euro-

000,000 had been

WlDed out without _______ (Continued on page 3)

Millions 0f Unseen Stars will be Made Visible to the Eyes 0f Men.

Passports. cull 0st. 30.-'I'he argest telescope in the world,

anned to surpass by five or ten mes the power of the great Hook-

thpt funds

Present on Sew- ing Machines Should

OTTAWA, Oct. 30.--Sewing ma- whinesgand electric range accessories would be allowed to enter Canada at a vast reduction in duty if appli-

(visory board today, were granted. . (The general contention in support of yesterday ;a downward tariff revision of these ~ domestic articles, was based on the ‘ claim that the Canadian home would

R. H. Jenkins, M.P., for Charlotte- town. P. E. 1., sponsored the appli- cut in the pres-

the prevailing iPFiH. llnjustiilcd protec-

year we will break ovuiy. Smith is a better lllilll than lloov-l

is

Alderdyce.

(Canadian Press)

“ Contention of Island

s1". JOHN'S, Nfld. Oct. aoﬂwuh results from thirteen constituencies

deﬁnitely known, the onrty lead by Sir Richard nad elected ten members to supporters oi’ Hon F‘. C. leader of the government the Newfoundland election

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Dczicllnlon, represieshltxlggytettllleby goiij- Char There

t (Special to the Guardian) TORONTO. Oct. 30.-Lady "vurd Spencer-Churchill. head ' the women's section of the Bri Legion and eminent

the American Legion

Lady Churchill, who. ﬂltvl"

‘losing oi the convention at Stir Antonio ilas been tourlrlig time Ull- j Eteci States is making a urr ed VIE-l Un ted States compared with $50 in 5o the principal cmcs or Eastern

Canada.

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Vote For Smith,

Garveyb Advice

(Special to the Guardian)

QUEBEC. Oct. 30.—Marcus Gor- oean market of approximately $108.- WY» president of me Negro unwor-

ial Improvement Association. zlay predicted 4.000.000 negroes the United States would vote Governor Smith next week.

OPDQSMOH St. John's Squires. bin; Carbonear.

Alderdyce.

Twenty four constituencies elect-

Mr. Alderdyce is running. and l-Ium- ber, contested by the leader of the

Red Cros” worker who has been a delegate to convention ‘lcld recently at San Antonio, Tex- pxplomng 1s, arrived in Toronto early today

Gar- vey cannot campaign in the United

o, ‘ =,_ .. MAXIMS MERCHANT i °' ‘ T0 I Wlllll Illln it la natural to

| MERCHANT

Hope and fear make it. at one time credible. at another not.

Charlottetown

Guardian Morning

Two Guardian. Foundll v

Opposition Party Elect Ten Members to Four Supporters of Hon. F. C.

opposition. Sir William F. Cooker was elected in Bonavista East. The results: Government — . Johns West Exit-m, Frank Benn ; cast extem. John M. James Moore; Boy C. Puddester. Opposition —- Bell Island, J.

i011!‘ De Vcrd, John

imrty‘ ill Greene; Bay Roberts, John

hi‘)? sons; Harbor Main, Philip J. Lewil; (constituency unknown), Albert J. Walsh; Harbor Grace, F. Archibolg; vPort De Grav, Robert J. Built ; Bonavista East, Sir William coal:- -er; ‘Trinity South, Edwin J. 00d- den; Trinity Centre. F‘. G. Bradley; Ferryland. Peter J. Cashin.

Rebeccas

111' 011mm Celebrate Lodges

E... f Birthday

of - tish

The thirty second anniversary of zhc Alpha Rebecca Lodge was cele- al-ntcd last night in the Oddfeilows Hall by o. delightful social evening. Tile two Oddfcllows lodges were in- vited guests. and tilel-e was an on- cvablc musical programme which :cn.~;l:tcd of an orchestral selection, ‘l solo hy Sister Rita Howatt. a cluet by Sisters Luiflerty’ and Brown and a reading by Sister Ruby Mac- Dougall. '

An excellent address of much ntsrcst to members of the order ivos delivered by Sister Elizabeth vlecEacllei-ll, vice president of the Rebecca Assembly of the lviaritima Provinces. This was followed by cards, there being several tables 0t’ auction forty ﬁves, in the course oi’ vhich dainty refreshments were served.

A feature of the evening was thb tc- lodges‘ birthday cake. with thiﬂ? ill two lighted candles. This was Otlt for} 1v Stster Belle Love, Noble Grand

nl the Lodge. 'I‘hc prize winners

tllr

at Auction

States lzecausehe 118.5; been deport-pliers.‘

ed from there but lie said he wouicl. urge the 44,000,000 melnbcrs 0i‘ hisi

association to vote York Governor.

"The reason 1 am advising myhMelkle.

people to vote for Smith is not

much that he is a democrat as that he is a man of liberal views," Gar-i

vey said. “Our people have traditionally republican. but

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Bowling Ch ’shl'P i

(Canadian Press)

Ladies. is’. Sister Evelyn Allen. Gentleman's. 1st. Brother John

for the New l lvlacNoir.

Ladies‘ Consolation. Sister Jana

so Gentleman's Consolation. Broth- cr Preston Bentlier.

Ladies’ Lucky Chair Prize, Biatll‘ Ell iClairc BfOWil.

this Gentleman's Lucky Chair Prise. I believe Brother Frank Vanlderstine. ____4<o>}--

{British Empire Trade Exhibition

I (Special tn the Guardian) CARDIFF. Wales. Oct. 30. -—- The iBfitiSil khnilllr Irode-ewhtbitionwla

MONCTON. N. 13.. Oct. 30.-Ti)'." usvmuliy inaugurated today by Rt.

McDonalds team oi Mollctoll mndr a clean sweep of the and WCIl ChiIIIlDlOIlSllIi) here this afternoon and the hunti- some Kaufman trophy donated by the Maritime Pant Mnnufacturilla]

the Maritime

which

The telescope

and a laboratory re a gift to the

institute from the Education Board.

money involved was

telescope. WhiCil cost It was expected that the new in- rument will penetrate hundreds of into space. tion hun- of now unseen

of astronomical besides bringing objects existing telescopes. Ap-

oro within

the range the Hooker telescope.

School Lessons

PLME {liar ALWAYs SEEMS " BALI-ED

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tournamcilt bowling concluded

Him. L. C. m. Amery. ‘secretory for the domilliolls. Special efforts are beingymade in connection with the exhibition to further trade b0- tweeil Walt-s and the Empire gm- ) orally.

A izilccinl delivery llod been lbt

have been ma e v 1 g Company of Amherst. N. S. that aside for exhibitions from each do- congtmggion gnqa $111,732,032‘, ‘l’: goes with the title. imlnioil. on ‘Willfiil the high com- ,tile ZOO-inch reﬂector with which it %‘"'5S’°"°" ‘m’ lmmdm‘ “W” will be equipped, will begin within‘ lo“ N°vemb°r l‘ Canadian d” la few months. -

Premier MocKenzie King will 56M ‘a message by short waves wiralﬁ ilrom Ottawa. willie Hon. Jamﬁ ‘Malcolm, Canadian minister 0f itrade and commerce, will speak 0V- cr the transatlantic telephone.

iii- i-I WINNIPEG. Man. 00h. 30." yﬁam MCGlidlCh, Fenian r vctcrun. and formally years fmihll ; cowhcrdcr oi the Rivers

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telﬂtity. i-hc honor of being the firlt to , apply for an old-age pension. l-Iu la I p0n3i0ll was on honorarium this tile state should be glad to I"! FOOO-QOQOO-QO-OOOO-OQ 00-6000‘ i ‘AM per word. ill l each macrtlon in thin column.

MAID WANTED — APPLY l" Kent street. 8791404141 Apply Guardian Office.

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