~ Ban 1e? 1oz! A jEPLE-i ~

for immediate or

PHONE 35I-L

slush wlnurn

0. B. King announces that he is again at the Revere Hotel, Charlotte- town, and ready to hear from any one having‘ 1924 Sliver FOX Pups for Sale

Paying cash and from 5 to 25 per- cent more than Delt value.

O. B.-King

m l fsulls!

later delivery.

REVERE HOTEL

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

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llc per lino of ll words

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For Sale

p-v-“r-‘j- i EARN $15 DAILY SELLING OUR

ilad elto-hi ‘illlckinu

Best sellers.

fitting Co., 152 St. iaawrsncfi.

Montreal.

TORS-QUIOKLY DE- Daiillglatfdvlr intiepende-nfbuslneso handling Scotluints Yeast‘ Candy, few ford Atltontoblle free; li-X‘ I-l sivt- territory. Scotmints Conl- ‘utiy V465 Seotmluts , Building. pm», titty, N. J. zoo 1o 18 Ill u.

DISTRIBUTING RELIGIOUS ur-

- istian men and $1.922... weekly. $255 guaranteed for 90 days’ work. commission besides. May work spore time. Mr. Conrad, Spadina Building, Toronto. 9-27-wstf.

'i_'_i $44100 WEEKLY FFAKING ORDERS ph- 1l_ A E. silk and fancy allk

and wool hosiery. Your commis- —-1924 M0461 101‘ Bflle- m5 m“

§l0ll daily. No collecting or de- livering. Write B. C. E. Mfg. Co., Dept, 22, London, Ont. 18-25.

DISTRIBUTORS-QUICKLY DE- velopc own independent business handling Scotluints Yeast Candy, new ford Automobile frcc; Ex: elusive territory, Scotmints Com. pithy 464 Scotmints Building, Jersey City, N. J. 200 10 18 m 1i.

--—r EXPERIENCED SALESMAN FOR article of utmost necessity to every store. Salesmen ircal average twenty dollars * daily llnpt. 27, Canada Sales f» - Agency, i257 Clark St., .\lontren1. . . 1 . f AGENTS _ WONDERFUL NEW ‘ Fire Extinguisher. Excells work

of heavy high-priced devices.

Price of only $2.00 makes an

i easy sale to every home and‘

automobile owner. Ovcr 100% profit. 40,000 already sold. in- vcstlgate today. Pyro Fire Ex- lllltzltisher Company. 611 Echo

llrlve, Ottawa. Oct. 4-11-18-25. AGENTS-GET m A PROF-IT-

uble all-year commission business 0f your own. Every property own- er isn customer or prospect, Nine hundred varieties of hardy Red Th: Nursery products. Cash every week. Complete equipment and instructions free. Write-Domin- iou Nurseries, Ltd. ilO-odlistr.

"_ WE WANT A REPRESENTATIVE

l" 0i"! town to handle our rub- ber nitrous and other specialties. We do not ask you to invest one (‘t-ni of your own money-just send a postcard and we will send you our illustrated colored cuta- lilslle and =full particulars by re- turn. Write B. If; E. Mfg. Co., "flti- R 22. London, Ont. 18-215.

Situations Vacant

$58ELL HOUSEHOLD NECES-

sities ~ greatest imaginable ‘lemfllltl: havebuslness of your capital or

Olil.

ensure Breeches, Sill!‘ ‘ Sen ‘

m mm g-gnlpic outfit. Royal Out.- .}8_20‘. old hens. Ernest Howat.

in Mon- .

FOR SALE-CHOICE OXFORD down- ram lambs. Harold Laird Kelvin. 184 10 17 m 2i.

FOR BALE-S. C. W. LEGHORNS,

a few cockerels, pallets and year Cape Traverse, It. R. 179 10 17 m 4i.

FOR SALE-CHOICE REGISTER- ed Yorkshiru Boar, 2 years old. James B. McMillan, Summersidc, P. E. I. 187 10 17 m 1i.

FOR SALE—SAFE, TYPEWRIT- er, stoves, other office furniture, Egg -tanks. Slovans. etc.—J. J. Holman Farquharson building, Queen St. 204-10-18m3i

SILVER FOXEs FOR SALE. - Fines-t quality, P. E. I. stock, Rayner strain. Write or call James Tuplin, New Annan, P. E I. 167 10 16 mtst3i

WiLLVS-KN IGHT TOURING CAR

I 5100 miles, cheap for Qlll¢l< Bille- Owner leaving Province. Ad- dress Box 136, Summersitlo. P. n, 1_ .167 10 1o mtetat

Miscellaneous

lmo. A. MoDONALD, LAND sun-

i veyor, Hermanville. 6646~9-27M3m0s.1

, GET YOUR PRINTING DONE AT- the Guardian Central Job Print- sry. Phone 183. 2879-5-64!-

'.IGHTNING STRANGE BATTERV Compound. Charge-s dlscharzed batteries instantly- Ellmlllllles old method entirely. Particulars.‘

I845.

vnfi- a , r"

l To Let

TO LET-8 ROOM TENEMENT house, furnace heated. Apply 104 (Fitzroy St. 208-10-18-m3i ‘Toner-house. eooo LOCA- tion, modern conveniences. A_p- ply (his office, 128-10-14-Moi.

T0 RENT-DOUBLE TENEMENT one side furnlshed. and other un-

r lh o. A 1 so Gerald st. “m” e pp y 119-10-M12l

ro LET-COTTAGE. B ROOMS and bath-room. APDlY Gllimllll" omcg 190-10-17-m2i

FOR RENTAL-SOUTHERN POR- tion Farquharson building, Q1169" st, Also good warehouses. APillY on premises, F. J. Holman. Char- |o"_e|9wn_ 204-10.18.m3i

__i Male Help Wanted

BIG EARNINGS BTEADV EM- ployment for Barbers. Become expert in 8 weeks. Write Mol- cr Barber College. Department "F," 35mg; 3-1-ttstf.

MAN AROUND ao FOR SERVICE

departmerrt of largest concern ‘ of its kind in tho world. Fair I education, neat nlbpeflfflflce "d

own; make live dollars up daily; ' rename, fUlBTCllCB essential. _ experience unnece-i-i- write P. H. Orr, Box 1604,

"'3'- B. Garretson, Branmford. Winnipeg, Man. _ 1342p 158 10 Oct. 16 18.

Wanted 1

Whlonren - AN s on 1o ROOM ""- Aliply at Ouardiant. 155 1o 1e m at.

Queen Hotel

wmr strut. 0hl"°""°“'"

Lightning Co. St. Paul, Minn. r

Central Guardian

SHOP from Holland's Catalog.

CHOCOLATEB FOR 39c at Tay- lflrs News Store tonight,--1|_

saszmsu-r autumn. _ 100 gall‘?! H!!! received from New

°' - "Bill" $5 and 86 for $3.50 at S. A. McDonald's ,

NEW MAGAZINES for November

if" *1" "is newspapers at Taylor's ews Store tonjlght.-—1.

SPECIAL OFFERING m s.

A. McDonald's bargain basement today.

Railway Commissioner

Continued From Page 1)

Much interest was [liken- in the llrilceellllitls. the room being crowd ell Wllll Spectators.

LATER

At a late hour last night word was received that Commissioner silencer was stricken with paraly- sis willie walking in the evening to the Commission's private cur at the Railway Station and ha; been ordered back to Montreal for treatment. He will not return, hilwevel‘. until tomorrow.

The Commission is scheduled for a sitting in the Legislative Chum. ber. Charlottetown, this morning at 10.30. It is not known wheth- er Spencer's illness will affect the Commissions prearranged move. ntents.

Late Mrs. Henry Waughan

There passed peacefully away on Oct. 16th at her late residence, 198 Cumberland Street, City, Mrs, Henry Waushn in the 64th year 0f 116i‘ H80. 'l‘he deceased who was stricken with paralysis six years ago has beun. an invalid ever since, fllIlIOIIBh belllg able to be up every (lay.

She was the daughter 0g the late Mr. and Mrs. George Gay of Mt. Albion.

She loaves to mourn besides a Borrowing husband eight daught- ers, as follows: Mrs. E. G. Howse of Pasadena, California; Mrs. A. M. ‘Semple, Mrs. G. W. Parker and Miss Laura all of Winnipeg; Mrs George Stevenson and Miss Dorothy of St Catherine-s, Ont; and the illisses. Ida and Jennie at home also four sisters, Mrs. Wm. Camp- bell, Mrs. M. Costello and Miss Belle all residing in the United States and Mrs. John Hancock of Belle River P. E. I.

The funeral will tako place from her lute residence, Sunday at 2.30 p. m. officinfe.

(Winnipeg, Bosvn and Ontario prpcrs please copy.)

Th» Reason The two girls were having feta, ‘.' gather. “lily til-tr Edith," said one, "why‘ do you always call your mother the nutter?" — "Because," answered Rose, "she managed to find husbands for all my seven sisters.

'" ‘llctoria

i Hotel

, Water Street. Charlottetown

Offer: to the travelling public a comfortable, up-to- date hotel, Contain: '44 room: with private baths. The Cululno in" famous all over Canada. Telephone In all rooml. Courtteoul cor vlco.

H. C. BROWN.

Manager Charlottetown ,Hotel Co., Ltd. Proprietor!

0v- VICTORIA HOTEL

S. M. Scott, Truro; D. M. Dickie Canning; A. L. McLeod, Montreal; ll. W. Square-Briggs, Summerside; C. R. Palmer, R. H. Smith, Alber- ton; A. C. Smith, J. J. Wry, Sackville; R. McRltchie, Sydney; Bert Broskwith, Toronto; F. J. Shreve, Amherst; N. D. Wiles, Truro: N. A. Corkson. Toronto: James Mitchell, Montreal; W. ,L. French, Toronto; Geo. Harper. Loggieville; B. ‘Strong. Moncton; Harry Hart, Montreal; W. Gorgon, Halifax.

RIRTHS

Thin popular Hotel hu

WANrzm-vouuo LADY WANTS

b," ' ‘ g renovated

llonrtl t t chd rofurnlnhod throulllw‘

‘“'i‘&'.’.~,,.,t?’,l‘,l, ... ...... ...~~-»|- l TIE _ _ J H to the travel-

POULTRY WANTED -—- H

prices on 8PllllCIi.'i0l1.—F. J. Hol- m‘ pub o‘

1mm‘ Ffllquharson building, Char- The tabla ll especially

‘mi-‘mwn- 20410.18.l‘n3i ‘m; "a the public are WANTED To guy on B)“ courtoouoly cared 70r-

“rlziillrllgfehoxes ‘for gAoodlaecond hand M10- pny to n. n.

Sharbell, Portasc. P. Ill. l. 18B 10 l’! I'll 3i.

not.“ “.00 a dny. BRUCE J. TAYLOR»

Boarders Wanted

a T “mi- iitzeihnsmgin‘ gogulsns cm l h‘ - tiny 49 Eus-

lu Sl.——-1!lb-—10—l'i—m-3|_

N _ nrth Are you in favor of wo-

'““" ‘lkirs Dart n: Public affairs.

Weat~lrn all rllht if you [tggny River:

"m". ‘he affairs public.

i Manager

I Charlottetown

' Hotel Co., Ltd. I Proprietors

QUEEN HOTEL

Mr. s. Lea and wile. Vernon

TRAINOR-dn this city. Oct. 14th to Mr. and Mns. W. E. Trainor, 38 Grafton Street, a daughter.

CODFREY- At North Wiltshire. Wednesday, Oct. 15th 1924, to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Godfrey, a son.

HOWARD - At Kensington, on Sept. 22nd ,to Mr. and Mrs. H. Llody Howard, a daughter, M-ild- red Joyce. .

DEATH-E-

SHERRON-At the P. E. island Hospital, Oct. 17. 1924. Mrs. Wm. Sharron. Funeral notice later.

SHERREM-On Friday, Oct. 17th.

Hospital, Mrs. Wm. Sheri-en in her

66th year. noon from her late residence 184

Elm Avenue.

F. G. Mackintosh. New

. . l ' '_'“'__'i'_'"'_— The Re“ w' M Ryan w“ campaign with an address in the

Molnes, iowa. Standing room was at a premium and the audience gave pent party leader a rousing recep- the Wisconsin ,senator said, he would make bank ing credit “the servant of the- peo- lple rather than He would provide for the organi. zatlon ot’ co-operative banks and for the functioning of the Federal Ho" serve Board as it was ill-tended to ‘ in addition, he declared T legislation was needed to control interest rates, prevent usury, anti to “insure the use of the peoples own credit by the people on reu-

’ run stooped.

Why?

ordinary

' Every ' helps the

as a precedent.

authorization

sion was "no"

Belgium, "no"

air fleet.

colleagues council.

ponsibility on. t

States today.

Coliseum

tion.

function.

sonable terms." John W. Davi

twice.

is right.

standing with port.

known as

thinks a great

turned to West

(signed)

its own hook.

and movement successes thus

the notion.

“Ex-Premier

2.30. interment

Glasgow; H. 0. McCallum, Otlawfl- Cemetery.

t

at. Des

It’ elected,

"Mr. Churchill is that he will win and I nm sure he

BEST

TEA

What u thrlftyhouu- wife discovered.

‘That when properly- HASZARUB BRAHMIN TEA could not be urpanod for strength and flavor.

Because Ito hallo of qoodncu In ncltthor art nor artific- Iullty. but lo a pure product of the but gar- den: In Mum.

u‘ 90cc furthcr than and should be steeped from ccven to ten minute: in bolting water.

Q63,

pound Orphans.

French tW0u1d End

Continued From Page 1)

When Ambassador Herrick first asked thecouncii on behalf of the United States Navy Deparment for _ for Germany to build a Zeppelin of 100,000 cubic metres for the United States, the council requested advice from the Inter-Allied military high chmmis. sloll which body continues to fuuc tiont at Versailles under the presi- dency of Marshal Foch. The reply of the high commis~ appears to hvae been the unanimous decision of the four participating govern- ments-Brltsih, French, Italian, nnd because ntilitary opinion was absolutely opposed to authorizing Germany to perfect an

which

Regardless of this, Mr. rick continued his efforts, tailing the question up with his individual on the ambassadors‘ All fotlr governments denied having taken the initiative in the refusal and placed the res-

he others.

preserved an attitude of reserve.

The result of six months’ nego- tiations was the consent of the am- bsusudurs’ council to a ship of 70,- 000 cubic metres capacity, instead of 100.000 the council garding the collective opinion of the military commission. the airship which-arrived on the Atlantic seaboard of the

Republican At ack

Continued From Page 1)

its master."

s the

who say he has changed his coat

"He is also confident that the Conservatives will obtain a sweep» ing majority. In the Consrevntive ranks he includes seven Liberal candidates who are Conservative sup- Many of these voted stead ily with the Conservatives lh the last parliament when they were “bogbinlites" they followed Mr. Hogbin, member for North Battersea. “Mr. Churchill expects that in the next parliament they will he known ns the Winston-inns. of these Liberal-Conservatives will be rc-

number

minster.

"l think n great many of them will be defeated. "BEAVERBROOK." Winston Churchill's cable reads. "The dominating thought in this election is that, for the first time. the Socialist party is fighting on Previously it has followed in the wake of the power fui Liberal and Radical argument profitted b)’ gained but now they are isolated and con-fronted by the whole force and strength of

and

"MacDonald feels the weight of adverse pressure. He shows signs of crimpling under it. No other Socialist minister makes any national impression. important. however. to remember that the press is overwhelmingly hostile to the Socialists, and the 1924- Ill ll"! 7'4""? Eilwlril lllullil strength of their movement exists independently of ordinary mani- Flmilr“ sum" ill-elf‘ festation of political ‘activity. speech sefvlfili Bllflllli f! yesterday puts no obstacle to con- l" 96°F“! cnniration of anti-socialist parties. (Id) "WINSTON CHURCHILL."

Baldwin's

Lhglnoon. Mr. S. A. MacLeod acted as

cold

thus d isrc- This is’

United

the Inde-

Democratic presidential nominee, was en route today to Chicago to deliver a ser- ies of campaign speeches.

Churchill And Beaverbrook

(Continued On Page 3)

convinced

some twenty-

already

ls the expected recognition of Russia

ran cnaanorrnrown GUARDIAN

Citizens Honor Mr. A. E. Morrison

A committee representing a num- bcr of the merchants of this city and other patrons of the Anglo Am- erican Telegraph Company waited upon Mr. A. E. Morrison at the" _ company's ofllce on Thursday after-

chairnlan, and after a few remarks elflllaining the object of the meet- ing called upon Mr. J. E| Bell who read the following address: To Mr. A. E. Morrison, Dear Sir: t

After forty-five years of continu- ou-s service with the Anglo-Ameri- can Telegraph Company lh Chariot tetown. the capital city of the Prov- ince of Prince Edward Island, you have now voluntarily retired and accepted superannuation. During ‘llll! lorll; Deflfltl ¥°ll have wontyour advancement step by step from the humble Position of messenger w the llllliorlant and responsible position "Y. Superintendent. This fact in _it- self tells the whole story of your

industry, ability, integrity and gen. eral acceptability to the bugfuggg men of this community. The rela- lions between you in your ofllcinl Qflllaclty and the business lncn, nler chants. shippers _ and the public generally have been alll that could tie desired. Indeed, it may be truly said that you served all with dilig- "Tlcve. 60117199)’. and that desire which evitlenc-Q that you had al- Wllys the best interests of the com- pany and also those of the pubic at heart. It is a gratification to be able to state thult u Charlottetown lwy has by sheer merit won the, high position you are now retiring from. and at the same time held "18 lllEhest respect anti good will of all with whom you came into con-- stunt contact.

Superintendent of the Anglo-Ameri- can Telegraph Company, and as n fellow citizen.

...§‘§.°.;Jiififfiiiifiitfiifffiel'iiitt?‘l‘gtP_ E_ 1_ QRPH AN AGE

“Economy

(IiIZI-IO-ll-histliil.

Continued From Page 1)

world with your estimable partner lil lifc—~Mrs, Morrisott—on which

“lllwrely loin with all in this colli-

and home.

regard.

J. E. BELL,

D. F. BETHUNE, on behalf of patrons.

watch with luminous dial.

In your proposed "in around the act as Vicc-Cllulrmalt Contlltatuliut’. for Prince County, I-Zxct-ulivcChail“ m , ». . - ., , “man y I an dllpdrung on hdhlnmy’ wL day. Iftlrnling the Sulnulcrsid elli- llllllliLy hm] beyond m, border m vision are such prolllillletlt citizens wishing yo" not“ a deughtfu] ‘my as John Y_ Phillips, (lralld Master age and a safe return to your Isl- “l Ill’! Loyal Olllllgc Johnson Litistone, Mayor In conclusion we ask you to he. merslde; Charles Hensley, Thomas wilt from us a slight symbol, of our Johnston, A. Sterling McKay, L. A, Moore, George M. Muttart, A. C. Saunders and Major Scllurmtln.

lnnlall told reporters yt-stcr

Assilvlalitlll; of Sulli-

In addition to these men in Prill-

‘ ‘ |ce County. other communities ltavu- - - Mr. Morrison was then presented been organized, including o-hehrwPPlIlCEi \\'.tll a steamer rug and a wrist where /\_ .1.

Alatheson, the well-

Th q i _ known tlruggist is heading; a divis- Uve f,“ He?‘ Tune u“ "l)l‘l"-‘c“l' ion of eight. men. Four Leann-i oi‘ I y' an‘ 8a d m“ he w“ m" men and five learns. f0 wonten, each

lllnate to have associated with him a staff who were always willing to’ serve the public. During the forty-l five years there hlul been practical» ly no friction between the company “ml U"? Dilbiic. Tile latter he found

Tellmvlllg his acquaintances

ly- relations for so many years. i-Q-i

Rt. Hon. Arthhlr . Meighen *

l

l

Continued From Page 1)

Dominion. and its hands were free from restraint on the part of the Government or any part of it. The Maritime Provinces were told the same and Ontario and Quebec the same. The court represent-ed the Whole Dominion. The Crow's Nest

come about.

agreement, restored it in order to get votes "in Parliament. WWW"! llfl-‘l not reduced rates in

low general level and this maker mil" 11"" DRY the extra burden.

zeneral level for this country, and when you do this the effect is just that you are tnaking other people Dfly extra. over atld above what they would otherwise. What right have We to levy on somebody else n bur. den that is ours? Why should we "Y to the Maritime Provinces or British Columbia: "You ha“; to submit to the Railway Commission while “'9 88l- sllecinl rates from Parliament?’ is that fair’! Cal: You hold the Dominion together b; proceeding along these lines? 1 am not afraid to stand before the Pf-‘Ollle of the West and plead for fairness to all Canada, because the West wants to be fair to all Can» ada.

This Government hng got to n; cede frotn tile Crow's Ne,“ p“, Azmement- ll Cannot possibly all he"? t0 it. and tile position I takt g1 Parliament we take in Easterr thflnflda, 811d l take ll here began“

l! Dosition is right and Just."

A French Scheme To Assist Russia

PARIS Oct. IT-Coinciding with

by France tomorrow. Le Joni-pg] publishes an article recommending "l9 fiDDllMtifln fo a plan for recor structirn of Russia nlong lines him l8!‘ to the Dawes plan in Germany. It is proposed to reorganir Russian foreiin trade, thereb~ Protecting French holders of Rus sian bonds bought under the old

regime.

with ten captain, lll.l\’i:‘ been formed 1n Slllli-vonup more no "l4" l-‘llttlhelt for ltis first iligitt in Canada's Em“, 1A,,1.,,i,,,,__ _\|,,,1_._,,,,,. 0,- J1“.

capital as ll guest at llilltfllll ilall ‘m, where a Hlllit.‘ diam-r and lw-tet-ptioh h“, whun

lnersitie. Miss ,Cllairluan of the Sumlnersidra Wo- ntellfls Division. 'l‘welve men in Al-I most considerate, always “mung ‘obs-rich, and four in its vicinity. Iarclulzls ‘given in his Illflkg allowance 410,. M“, mmmkcnvorklllg under Cilntrnlzlti \vllllilm'llllIliSlLTS, treads ot‘ the clergy and that might have inadvertently oclc vlcurred. He would always remember,

with affection the years he spent Ive Committee are Russell (Ziark, in Charlottetown, and look fQ|-\va,-,]'.\iollnt Stewart; C. ll. Clay", Bridge- agaih to a return from his trip ttftowtl; K, ‘C. Iiolm, Victoria; 'I‘hJe 8mg ' Hon. John McLean Souris, J. . ' - the business and professional IllrEIllVMCLCOIi, Bonshilw; J. W. .\IcPhee, He also paid a warm tribute tolieorgetotvtl; J. Martin, Eldon; the railroad agents with whom tholCharles E. Pratt, Si, Peter's Bay; Colllllllny has hall cordial and friend W. I’. Poole, Montague and A. l’. lProtvse, Murray Harbor,