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wimflfllh"

s09". . Wanted,

.. 10c psrllns of i words ‘ 8e per lllns of 6 words 7c psi- line of 5 words Ct

Fem-ale Help Wan

"rec-Liv: AG-

, vmwkins 150 Family

en “hiss. Direct to consum- ll°“°§,, Profits. J. P. Watkins . “y, D8,," m. m Craig ggffposti-su. 781-10-1-1mo. D-AGENTQ‘ IF BENTSJMSTEQQd stead line 7°" '“‘ ,, pious of ‘m: "weekly shot/lugs for literature on our urspemnlea swan)» demand.

lull“ 0o, D9pl.,32 Lon- ‘l 3' Mfg" ' about.

(my Qaturlo. 651T; wsursni- unseen

Midi-en's wear, house- nlllsuiécgslsltleu and other rubber. ""1 s Agents wanted for thle ‘ooltory. Good profit for risht l?" write [or panticularfl. 14m" Film Rulilbar 00-. 1785K Q-l 14m‘

oil '

lion. Um‘

For Sale

Y .—SOFT COAL HALL o“ dining room stove in Mllillhordcr cheap. Allllll’ 243 gt! ‘

,.,,,,,.,y st. 21

1's BALE-COTTAGE ondfikultvlilltuated 54 DouSlll-B Sl- “,'.' I ' Abply Berri Carter & Son. L'“‘(~‘,,',m,,.,, 1368-10-27-41

W 1m; MAO

LE-THRESI-l - 2:10.45 Aim; houses. Fox Shit}?!- . ‘ _ C rt. bodies wi lltllllirnnxfipiy “to W. J. Scott. §,'u“,,j’,',,,.,,,_ P. E. i. 1251-10-24-01

__ on SALE-A FOUR CYLINDER ‘lludcbukor Car. As sued s9 new flown-hauled this SDIIDS- Wm i... sold at a bargain. Apply 17 Don-heater Street. 50041-194" bizwsatiaos EXCHANGE.--A beautiful Bungalow and fox Hump. Part cnsh or fox. Write 1,, A, T. McConnell, 29 Jackson

. , P tland, Maine.

Smut or 1179-10-19-121

ARM FOR 8ALE.—AT MURRAY llarbor North. lmlllilmlllg M n5 inert-s. Fifty acres clear. Balance wood und i-icantling. Well water- 0d, conveniently situated to church. school, stores and ship- ping, Good house wltli pump in ]l(ll'l‘ll. Large burns wltli root cel- m, pm- pnrtlculara apply _to lluiilstnn Kennedy 1337-10-26-61

Miscellaneous

ST. PETERlS STARCH FACTORY will take potatoes until Monday m‘ ‘Vucsiliiy ni-xt.

i{A’\’/'i:_voun nusssn TIRES

put nu by Proud and Moresitlc. Prit-vs right satisfaction guaran- lt‘l‘(l. 10-25-31.

. __._._.____....__"____.‘._ QAUNSOME SAUSAGES, FRESH inlay. Saunders, Newsoine & Co. Market Building. 602-9-24-6m0

ATTENTION IIS CALLED TO THE rlllllflflg out. sale of John T. Plow, Pleasant Grove, on Wod- litlritlttfv’, Nov. 7th. Sale illllllllv" lltl lnrm Io sold. l’. Brodie, Auc- iilmnl-r, 135840-2761

Situations Vacant

WANTED-MAID FOR GENERAL lhousswork. Apply, Mrs. W. M. d-‘orsythe, 33 iBrIghton Ave.

1369-10-27-31

WANTED-MAID FOR GENERAL housework. Apply Mrs. W. A. McLaren. 84 Lougworth Ave.

1384-10-27-8I

WANTED —OOMPETENT MAID for general housework by Nov. 31'4- ADDIY Mrs. P. J. Harris, 8 Greenfield Ave. 343-10-28-21.

WANTED-MAID. GOOD WAGES comfortable Iioine. Apply Mrs. Commander Lewin, Park Tar. ram. Brighton. Phone 467.

125340-2541’

WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL housework. Good wages paid. ADDIY to Mrs. A. Stewart, Emer- ald. 121l-10-20-6l.

WOMEN EARN $10.00 DAILY, distributing the wonderful “Med- ical Advlser," by Dr. Piurce. Un- folds secrets of married happin- ess, often revealed too lato. 1003 page, cloth-bound book, illustra- ted with colored plates. Chapt- ers on Mother sud Babe, Nursing Accidents, First Aid, What to do

' in sickdess. Retails mi- $1.00. Free with instructions to work- era. Sales enormous. Enclose 10c l" lleln psy postage and packing. Medical Press, 848 Washington Street, Buffalo. N. Y. 10-24-3wks.

Male Help Wanted

WANTED.-A MAN FOR FARM work, by the month or year. Ap- ibly Seymour Woods, Mt. Herbert.

1307-10-2531

MALE HELP WANTED-TRAV. eller Waiitctb-Full time or side lino, Calendar Samples for 1925 rcndy in few weeks. Excellent ‘JWODOBIUOII. News Publishing ‘Co, li.til., Truro, N. S. 10-27-1i.

BALE8MEN WANTED-WE PAY weekly and offer steady employ- ment selling our complete and exclusive lines of wlholerout Iresh-dng-to-oivdsr trees add plants. Best stock and service. We teach and equip you free. A money=msklug opportunity. Luke Brothers’, Montreal.

87-8at-17I.

Teachers Wanted

SASKATCHEWAN TEACHERS’ Agency, Regina, offers best D0- sitions. ~ 777-9-1-tf

Wanted

keeper. Apply Guardian. 1243-10-23-51.

. - lshed house in good location. Al)- ply Guardian. 1333-10-20-2]

I . To Lei:

TO LET-BICYCLE SHOP ON Great George St. dian office.

HOUSE TO LET-LOW RENT.

1304-10-25-3!

Apply (lunrdinn. 1364-10-27-31

Boarders Wanted

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.-_~_--——---—~-~—-~ N i. d - as. PRIVATE CHRISTMAS BMRDERS c“ ° “°°°mm° “

tlrooting Curd Sample Book iii-v; representatives making ten

toil at the Lansdownc House 220 Grout George Street. 1314-10-6I

Ilulllirs daily. Exporlnntre or cool TWO BOARDER3 3A" 55 60M‘

lzii unnecessary. plliil’, B-rantford, Ont.

Bradley Coni- 10-27-fil.

fortably accommodated at 32

Spring Street. l342-10-26-tf.

Apply Guar- i

0H0? from Holman’: Catalog.

THERE WILL IE A HALLOW- E'EN party in Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday at 9 p.m. All Odd Fellows and Rebekabs welcouio.

BRADALBANE SERVICE..- There will be a preaching service at Bradalbane, Sunday Oct. 28, at 4.46 p.m. All are cordially invited.

WE WILL BE TAKING LIVE hogs on Tuesday and live hens and chickens on Wednesday and Thursday. The Delaney Col and Vernon McLeod, Albany. 2i

SIR HENRWS ARRIVAL-Sir Henry Thornton, president and general manager of the C. N. R.. arrived in the city at 10.00 o'clock this morning. The special train, consisting of five cars, conveying Sir Henry and staff left Halifax last night. Superintendent Grady. Mr. Llghtizer, master machanic, Mr. Scott, divisional engineer, and others will meet the party at Bor- den. The visiting officials will re- main only until 12.30 p.m., when they leave for Summerslde, and proceed to Borden nt 6. p.m., on return to the mainland. The Coun- cll of the Board of Trade will in- terview Sir Henry upon his arriv- ul in Charlottetown and thore may possibly he other conferences. it is understood that he will make a brief inspection of the railway yards here. “I

BAD SMASHU-P.-—A ‘bud sccid. cut occurred last evening at Wllshlb Bridge, St. Peters Road. when a motorist ilrom Tracadle, who, it is claimed was under the in- fluence of liquor, ran into the iron- work oi' the bridge. smashed his steering wheell and crashed into n wagon in which were three per- sons, zMiss Mabel Psmkman and her two brothers Reggie and Meredith. The occupants were thrown from the wagon which was badly diunag- cd and lMlss tPBIlklllflIl was pain- -l'ully injured and had to be taken to her home nearby. The car driv- er and the Parkman brothers cscop ed uninjured. The car was wrecked The accident happened about nine o'clock, The Attorney General was notified and Constable Weeks was sent out to investigate the matter.

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ARANMORE DETA|N'EDF-3word has been received at the Murine Office that the C. G. 8. A-miimors has been detained at Quirpon. ‘in the Belle isle Straits, for four days on account of heavy easterly W111i"-

K. OF .0. WHIIGI-Thsre was a large attendance at the K. of C. whisi: drive last night and lover)’ pleasant time was enioYflll- M195’ Mary Pineau received the ladies prize and Mr. William Kiislllfl W°l1 the honor for the genllélllflll-

BROOKEIELD CONGREGATION -On Sunday Oct. 28, the services in Brookllsld congregation will be as follows: Brookfleld. 11 s.m. Hsrtsvllle 3 p.m. and Hunter River 7 p.m. There will also be a preach- inl! service at Brooktield, at 4.45 p.m. All are cordially invited.

A COURTEOUS AOTIONs-Tlie. Guardian takes pleasure in giving publicity to a very courteous ac tion on the part of Mr. Brown. C. N. R. manager for the Maritime

District, who last evening hud the Island train from Sackville held up "for two hours to connect with the express in order to eu- sure tho speedy arrlvalpin this Province of a ludy who was coming here to see her son who is in a dying condition. Informed of the fact that n few hourue was s mul- ter of life and death to the parties concerned, Mr. Brown did not hes- itate to give the necessary orders for the rearrangement of the SClIE- dulc.

PERSONALS

Mr. R. A. McDonald returned to the city from n visit In Sum- n-r-rsidc last night.

‘Lieu-t. Governor MncKiiinon was a passenger to the city on the train from Keusingtou last night.

Mr. G. A. W. Robertson was a passenger to tho city on ihcevcii- lug train yesterday.

Mr. J. J. Hug-liefM. P" crossed to thc mzeinland yesterday.

lllr. Creclman McArthur, Iii. 1.. A. is in the city, u guest at tho Queen Hotel.

II‘

[QUEEN HOTEL"

Water Street Charlottetown

This popular Hotel has been completely renovated and re- furnlshed throughout and offers very com- fortsble accommodation to the travelling public.

The table is espcc~ islly good and the pub- Ilc are courteousiy cured for.

Rstu $3.00 s day.

BRUCE J. TAYLOR Manager "

Charlottetown ‘

have taken quarters at ilic (Queen Hotel f0: the wintcr.

Messrs. T. M. Hubley and B. Lalonile, Montreal, nrc at the Vic- toria liotcl.

Miss Florence McLeod Summer- side, and Mrs. Heath Campbell Long RlVIll‘. are visiting in thu city thc guests of Mr. and Mrs. (lccrgc Dickieson 305 Euston St.

Buying a. Closed l Gar Next Spring?

‘ Here's your chance to get a bur- galn on my light six Studebaker Sedan. 5 passenger. Disc wliccln spare wheel cord tires. driven only three hundred miles. List price $2635.00. Ask me for mine,- Kclth Rogers, Charlottetown.

I Hotel? 0'03" Ltd.,

QUEEN HOTEL

(Y. McArthur. Shiite; B- G- lllllc‘ Farlnnc, Sackvlllo; 1‘. A. Campbell S'sidn; Mrs. A. Campbell, S'sidc: M. Williams, Chicago: A- 1101*‘! Robertson. Chicago Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Larden, Halifax.

noustsnntta

a mean and sordid aim.

._____s-_..

——-——&o->-—-_ At thirty a man suspects himself

a fool: Knows it at rforty and reforms his

plan; .

At fllty chides his Infamous delay, Pushes his prudent "purpose to re- solve;

There never was contentment in

1- llir. and Mrs. Mark Mcfluignu

- blr. W. J. Brown was u passen- gr returning to the cityou tho rdcn train last night.

Mr. Duvar. North River Road. returned from Regina last night. Mr. Duvsr went west on the har- vest excursion.

Mrs. M. A. Hilchy, Prince Rup ert. B. 0.. was a guest last evening at the Victoria Hotel. She leaves this afternoon on a visit to the eastern part of the Province.

Mr. M. McEachern, a prominent contractor and builder of Den- ver, Colorado, was in the city yes- terday and left on a visit to the eastern part of the island. Mr. McEachern formerly belonged to this Province.

The Mitchell Inqury

(Continued from Page 1.) \

this Province made by the said Andrew Fraser Mitchell to or with immigrants or intending immigr- ants to this Province and tho terms of such agreements. the rep resentatlons made by the said Andrew Fraser Mitchell to the purchasers or Intending purchas- ers, the monies paid by such pur- chasers to the said Andrew Fraser Mitchell and the disposal made by the said Andrew Fraser Mit- chell of such monies, and in what capacity und on behalf of whom the said lands were sold or con- tracted to be i-iold by the said Aii- drew Fraser Mitchell.

Also of niiy purchases, ngrec- ments of purchases or negotia- tions for the purchase of lands in this Province, made, entered into or cnrricdon by the said Andrew Fraser Mitchell or any person or persons on his behalf with any person or persons who are owners of holders of lands in the Province‘.

Also tho names, addresses and occupations of any person or per- sons associated in any manner with or laiigagcd by the said And- row Ifi-ascr Mitchell in the pur- chasing, laying out, surveying or building upon lands in this Pro- vince for the purpose of settling immigrants and the extent and manner in which such persons or each or any of them are or were associated with the said Andrew Frasor Mitchell.

Also the names, addresses and occupations of all or nny'person 0!‘ llcrsons in this Province who have sold or contracted or agreed to scll or negotiated for the sale of lands In this Province to or with any person or persons, firm or corporation for the purpose of flfitlllng immigrants thereon or knowing that such lands were be- ing purchased for the purpose of Battling immigrants thereon.

And to report to the Lieutenant (Iovnrnor in Council in writing thc result of such Inquiry.

' Given under my hand and the Great Seal of this Pro- vince at Charlottetown in the said Province, this nineteenth day of October, in tho year of Our Lord One thousand nine

Iiiindrcd and twenty-three and iu the fourteenth year of His Majesty's reign. ' By Command ARTHUR NEWBERY‘

Assistant Provincial Secretary. Mr. (I. S. INMAN, K. (9.: Tlllrl is o. mutter relating to the liitc Pro- vincial Government and Iieforc proceeding with the evidence I might stats that I represent the lato Government.

ATTORNEY GENERAL .l. ll. STEWART K. C,:—l rcprcsi-nt. the Government. This is not a mar

Omlllilllfllfll ‘ ‘ l I l. eticslly. and l em re not l arid I submit that-the only parties ihot may be represented othor- ivise are witnesses. irho mo‘ b” represented by COI-lllllal- Th“ l5 a matter of public interest to the Province.

.\Ir. inmsn: Beiaii the FY9591" incumbents there were 0th 1r pcoplfl Iu office. The obiection tin-u l! to nonienclsture rather than to the reality of the matter. There was a man in charge that had something to do with Mr. Mitchell —-Mv. Bell. He is not here and he is intimately connected with it.

Mr. STEWART: I submit that Mr. Bell personally hid llllllll"! to do with this at all. This inquiry is in the interests of the Province. not in the interests of an)‘ Dom-l‘ cal party or person. it. is not ba- lng done for political pnfllflses bl" to protect the pe0ill9 lllld “l” m‘ terests of the people at large. it is most unfortunate that at the very outset politics should be dras- ged into the arena.

MR. INMAN: All parties inter- ested have a right to be represent-

‘ ed. That is not. at all Dollllclll °l'

anything bordering upon il-

MR. STEWART: This is a public inquiry, and the statute Provides that any person who is called as a witness may be represented by counsel. it makcs no further pro- vision. ‘

THE COMMISSIONER: This is a matter for me to investigate into the conduct of a certain man and it may he necessary to summon some of these people later on, but what I am to do is to hear the evidence as regards certain transactions by Mr. Mitchell. That is the way l look at It.

MR. INMAN: Then you have ruled that I cannot represent my part-ins‘!

THE COMMISSIONER: do you want to represent?

MR. INMAN: The people who employed this Andrew l-‘rascr Mit- chell. As to what took place I do not know.

MR. STEWART: This man ivas employed by Order-in-Council of the Government of this Province, and l am here representing the Government. The Ordcr-in-Council is part of ihn record of tho Govern- incnt. That is as fur us we have niny right to go.

THE COMMISSIONER: There is no such thing as a change of Gov- ernnient so fai- as we are concern- ed. Mr. lnnian. The Government is the Government. You cannot say that you represent every one oi‘ the thirty members of the Gov- crnment.

MR. INMAN: I accept the ruling, of course, but I wish to represent individually the members of the lute Government, if you put it that way.

‘MR. GILBERT GAUDET, K. (7.: I do not think any notice should be taken as to whom the counsel are acting for. Any person who lik- ts may attend and sit down and lis- en.

MR. STEWART: Certainly; there is no need of having a record taken about it.

MR. lNMAN: l have i1 right llo be here as a spectator, but I may wish to ask a question and it may hc disputed.

MR. STEWART: if It is a ques-

Whom

for today.

7.00 p name Protestant?

Hi1 are

o0 - 1, vita ness is being examined- snl was "do not think that the matter is being conducted properly i will be only too glad to have questions from you. ‘

MR. INMAN: Well, I think t is satisfactory. ' - MR. STEWART: Mr. Commiss-

ioner, as representing the Govern- ment and as Attorney General I think it is well that I should make a statement of the facts introduc- tory to the matter to be Investigat- ed. ln. may form a basis upoawhich to work. I may say that in "the month of Septemb two demobol- ized Indian army officers, Capt. Butler and Capt. Duthie. called up-I on rne and made certain state- . meats relative to Andrew Fraser Mitchell and their relations with him. They stated that he was act- ing in England as representative of this Province in connection with immigration. 1 looked into the mat- ter and found some corresponden- ce. This correspondence " ‘ that Andrew Fraser Mitchell had been appointed representative of this Province for immigration pur- poses by Order-in-Councll dated the 19th of February, 1923. I found this Order-in-Councll and examin- ed it, and found that a formal ap- pointment under the Great Seal of the Province had been issued to Mr. Mitchell in pursuance of the Order-in-Coulncll. A copy of this ap- pointment was on file. I have since found that subsequently an Order- ln-Council was ‘made appointing him commissioner for colonization and settlement purposes. Just why this distinction was made I do not know. I have not been able to find any record of an appointment be- ing actually given to “him in the terms similar to the first appoint- mont for immigration purposes. If there is such an agreement 1 can find no record of it. I also found that there has been an (express stipulation made liy the Govern- ment oi’ this Province in tho ap- pointment that Mitchell would rs- cclvc no remuneration, but that the Dominion Government hud iiii- dertakcm and hud paid hliii some salary. ilourlng tho statement oi’ thesu two gentlemen it appeared to mc that Mr. Mitchell was - fol- lowing n course which would prove injurious to the reputation of thc Province and would do linrm in many ways, and as I did not have in my judgment, sufficient da- ta, l at once took the matter up with the Department at Ottawa. I wrote to them, stating the Iacis as they were given to me, and uskoil for information and assistance. l had a reply from the Department of Immigration and Colonization at Ottawa, stating that they had un- dertaken to pay Mr. ltiitchell and had paid him a salary but had ceased at the cud of Jilly, and that they had no further connection with him or control over him. l then had an Order-in-Councll pas- sed on Sept. 28th rescinding Mr. Mitchell's appointment, and on thc next day I cabled Mr. Mitchell his dismissal and also cabled the infor- ‘ mstlon to the offlcc of the High Commissioner ut London. und also to the Canadian Superintendent of _ immigration at London, and I in- formed the Federal Department at Ottawa. At the same time I wrote

v 9t. James’ Presbyterian Church

minute-ass». Ora-Mulligan. m. n. u. n. as Babhalii Stratus:

11.00 a. m.--8tudles in the Book of ZepehanIatifSecond In a series of sermons on the Messages of the Prophets

2.30 p. m.—-8sbbsfh School. m-Reformation Sunday. Shall we Drop the

to the office of the Iligh Commis- 3

O-OfOQ-OO-OQ-Q

lllH farm In Hcpedale, fifty acres all clear land and In good heart, with an excellent dwell lng house thereon and good out buildings thereon. A stream cross- es the farm ncur the rear, and u, Dump at the door. Situated within

one mile oi’ Hunter River Station. For particulars

R. R. 4. Iiunter R liliil-lil-‘H-stuc 61.

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Firs, Marius." Accident and Olclrnsls . Automobile Liability ‘and Fire, Ennpiqysrs Liability , Piste Glass, Elevator and ' Fvrsw . “ Livs Stock, aim sndWeIhsld ~ Fidelity and Guarantee lends c....:. _ __ semis .- Dwslllng House Burglary

Representing ‘the strongast British. and. ', Amrlssir " I Campanile ' _ Assets over"20O Millions Write, Phone or make Per- sonal Call for Lowest Rates

H.M. Davison, Ltd.

Phone 311 Charlottetown

sioncr stating further all the facts as I had them and asking for assis- tance and co-operatlon in the mat- ter of preventing any further in- jury being dons along this line as appeared in the evidence of these two gentlemen. I may say I have n0l yet a reply to that letter. l have‘ since that Department again and have

communicated with

(Oontlnufl on Pspe Six) Private" Sale

Mack Nicholson offers for sale

apply to D. M. MeDONALD, Ivar.

HOTEL VICTORIA

Offers to the travelling public s comfortable, up-to-dste hotel. Con. tsins 44 rooms with Ilrivste bsthmTheCuIi- lne ls famous -sII over “ ‘ Telephones in all rooms. Courleous service.

H. c. snowu, Manager

THE

Charlottetown

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VICTORIA HOTEL

E. H. Cunningham, ‘Moncton; A. _ A J. Mann Halifax; S. A. Hilts, Tru- ro; H. J. Swecny, Moncton; C. J. Robertson, London; J. W. Redd-., 1nd,] Si. John; 'I‘. M. Hubley, Mom. N921 j Kirk. Toronto; "HWY. Priucc Hubert, B. C; 11, A, (loldstciu, Montreal; E. H. Har. Flllflll. Montreal; Denver Colo; llobt. rcul; A- Brown. Montreal;