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'rue GUARDIAN covaiis IIWCE

____ _ NEWS W_________ RE_________G _ _ ' EDWARD ISLAND LIKE TIIE DEW s _ _ II

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THE

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nlrlottotown Guardian, Thrao Canto _ ` _ _ _ __ _ _ __.__¢ - _ ' _ `- r I ` i==:=:sf I».....II.._oII»I-IIIIIII I=»IIIIIII»II noi. IIII._..I..,, iw. , CI-lARLO'1’rE'r0wN, CANADA. THURSDAY, APIIIL 24, i919 :""“°' °“°°°'M_':~- ¢°"'°~F“M-~

' I' _ _ ' - . I ` I I _ _ I Y Mall. Canada, .00, for U. l. A. U,”

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PROVINCIAL

LEGISLATURE

I 110 Caiiadlzm troops on board. An Ain- I I I 'I ‘ I- ` ` " '. ` ` XL". " '“"

Ilpllosition on Temperance Legisiiitioii and the Dog-‘ in-the-Manger Attitiide Adopted by Mr. Bell and.His Colleagues in Criticizing theIIPro_hiliition Commission No. Foundation* for Alleged Goverliment lnterier . enee__wi_tI_i the Commissioner’s Ad‘iii'iIiistration ‘

Allpointiiients. I

TUESDAY. Avail. zz. I

PREMIER ARSENAULT, contiuu.

ing his reply to the Leader of the Opposition. said that when the Ac; was before the House ut the lust ses- sion. the fullest criticisni was invit- IIII and suggestions were asked as to nny way in which it could be improv- ed. Tile members on bot-li sides of the llouse couid_iiot uftei'wurds slilrk

Ihi-ir responsibility for legislation if ilii-y allowed such legislation to go through without either opposllil; or iiiaking silggostluns. if tho opposi- iion-tlioliglit that inspection iind- rin- iilysisi of liquor were iiecessalry the inntter should have been brought thcn to the attention of the House for roiisideratioii. No such suggestion wrismade. Meinbers of the Opposl-_ tion were lu the House when the for- iiier Prohibition Act was passed' and

when it was amended froili time to-.

‘turning Canadians away Their pass

Leades iire Hard Pressed ‘ II.. ...... .f."""L 23

°' ” ' I I " ' ` ‘ 7 'fini folio? mtl

_§_

e Bl va wing IIIIIIIZIWI I

_ _ _ _ _ g _te Causes Many Shifts in Vote Standings. ;._,,_,._...__ ___ ____ Is ____ __ I If .»...._.. _ B_flI3ll,l’S Will' Lotitl Work .For the Phonoia Organola. _ _I UII IIw_III»I?IIII~II- III. III.-II'II»II'I.III‘.I’I.“.I’.f. §°f;l”§{'¥I'."l§lf

_ _ ___I.,__._,_,___~A__§;____________ ______I 0ilt of Town Contestants Find Rich Subscription_Is..........

_ load is very heavy. Tile interest oulnafvest __

Act to incorporate the St. Aiidrowii

On inotion of lion. Mr. Mcliiniioii

....I.......... ...... ......... ... GESI0pposition Blocks the City Amendment Bill Coilsld

I er'

I age is expected to tn I: fifteen to cient. I, . _

<IIII_=I_-__ R ___ L' 'Standing of Candidates upto Noon Tuesday are Revised; “'”""'~*T~ __ _

.A_i-'rniuvoon .snsstolxt -

House Inai..at.4 D-

~_ I _ IIIJI,

1, "That the City of Charlottetown heifoby nl\tiiol‘Lzed__to expend `s

-Q...

liquors it is less in this proviiico than in nny other province In Canada, and the saliie difficulties for obtaining it

exist in the other provinces on i'i _i’._ E. inland. Whether the profits niride, _ by the vendors arc too lzIi~'ge_‘tliat is II' `qiicstion. After going carefully intoI thc nizitter it appears tlint thc gross profits were not over 20 per I-clit... rind out ol' this 20 pei" i.'I_Ini. it liiust bc: l‘I_-nicinbci‘ed tIlio vciidorsiliad to allowl for rent. wages and other expenses incidental to the business. During the first two months that the Act ‘\vas`iii force_-and before the influenza:

_l__iqnor wits very limited indeed, but when influenza began to spread li great dcniand iinniedintely aio:-ie IInd` thc epidemic was`iargcly rcspoiisible

Ihne. The former Act was _of the snnie iinture as the present. Under tliiit Act no liquor could lic sold ex-I rent on I1 doctor's pi'eeei"iptlon and for medicinal purposes only. if in-I spectioii and analysis ure iicccssziryl now were they not ctluiilly iiecessary'

for the heavy sale I-hat was rnrtdo.

. ‘ I . _ I I

lic sells interior liquor nt present ‘II her war deb_t ig $20.000.000 :I day. She

Dhoir arguiiiciits aIi'c_ loo- l.riIiispurciiI|I to fool anybody. All to thc prico of

its well as hcre. it is now prop_escIlI by the coiiiinission und .provided for

in the present nineiidinents tilati liqli<'li‘t-i shall be iniported by :I \vho`.I:~, sale vei`idoi'_"\vlio' will not' uri salary-'I

IIt that time? Why, then, did tht-I und without profit to hiiiiself. ()nly|

Loader of tho Opposition and lIi.=I_! rricnils, during the fifteen years thcirI party was in powci' and bile l’rohililII tion Act was in force, keep silent ns to the necessity or analysis and in- spection oi’ liquors? And now as thc: present Act lias'hei-iii in' force for only :I few months they raise II-cryi

liccaiise auch provision wus not in-_I serteil last session and at II tinie: when they had ‘lin opportunity to siig-I gust thlit such provision be iiiade? III is the same old story. During recess' it hos come to their kilowledgethnt it was intended to provide for suchl analysis and inspection mid now they rome forward and claim credit for the amendment although they had abso- lutely nothing to do with originating the same. ‘ ` _ _

They nilio criticize. the wliolena,le_

vieiidor and claim that he sold inferi- or liquors. This in tile vL‘r.l' SIHIIC vcnrlor who, while the Liberals were_ ln power. wus licensed by them. Thoyl rilrl not then raise any question as to thi- qiinlity of the liquor sold by him. \"I'h_v should they now inslnunto that

clllct' inspector' and one huh-inspcotol’I

one quality of liquor will llc iinporteIlI

so acting oil salary. Tliis will do; uway with Illic I:`oiiiiiici'L~i'al aspect <ifI ilin biisincss. _ I

With reference 'to tho cliargc ‘ of he Lender of the Oppositioii of poli-_I tical iiiterfereiica with the coininis- sion the l’reinicr said he had at iioI tiuie gone t see tilie colli_inlsI-iioliei's,I with refcreillre to the Act. and theI

only tline he ever saw thein was wlien_I on their own 'initiative tliey* caiue to. see liiiu. The governinent did notI

ing any nppointnients nor is it. triic; inerit in making an advance of 190 _ _ _ __ .I ` m,._t,¢_ Makin tho _.,¢,m_ rs 1h_.I

A contestant from .I nI,.1i by town thc eo ll

Inilcs in five weeks on the Ural fi-out _ous _____at she dm ___ (._hM.l0___(,_,,.__.n hum |m,.l_ 0,160 that is ¢10m\._ tin; rust

tI1l‘68t0llf2d I0 YUSISII ' if 0X~Sh0l”ll`fI has achieved a success which endnn- yesterday will coiue easy.

gorsfthp Bolslieviki Iposltion in East- __ ` nl vows is-sued on aid tnadvnncc.

I. .l thought there would he littlc O Y P .

that any nienihcrs of the Housing

_Curran was appointed as un iiispectoi'.I

VIENNA, April 23-The AustriIIn

ox|1roprli1tioii uf all the casting and

is paying out $50,000,000 pounds ster- _ __ _ _ _ _ I _“___ _$Z5o_000_00_.__ __ your for _"Dad . THE SPECIAL PRIZE suhscriptloiis for The Guardian for,

subsidy and 1,260,000 pounds (625.000, _ I _ _ _ , _

000) a week in unenrployniont dona- $`M0`00 Phqnom On"m°l"` rmb . _________ _ I prize was bought from und guaranteed ' whoin no candidate had approached. l I pany, Ltd.

I by R. T. Holman. Ltd., Suniiiiersidc.

, __ l". E. I. and is on display at their subscriptions away from home and 5 Act to incorporate the Cardigan Elec-

sampie `rooin_Cliarlottetown. fwlthin the immediate reach of manylt

‘ __ The Guardian publishes today t|ic'utlIei- candidates. _I F 'k' revised veto staildilig oi’ caiididntcsI All of which. goes to ‘prov4~_ whiitl i,

` 0 S I wlilcli liicliidilii ull volvo IloposilI.~iiItlIII coiiiest iriaiiagor has insisted nil, II

*T ; -‘IIIIUU U10 Start UI IIN* VOIIIUHI Ui) l'lgf\l0l1§-iIifit VOIGB tire 0118>’ to ohtnlii Un motion of Mr. . S. Stewart an

LONDON. April 23-The iinportnnti noon last 'l`\10SdilYI Ii' ."0ll UIIIY S0 Hftcr them. Act to incorporate thc Masonic Lodg-

city of Viliia ~hiis been recaptured Tho candidates in The Guuiwtiuii nil- 'l‘hcrU is a certain. thrill und feolingf o

from the Bolshevikl, accordiiig to oiil- toniobilc und DIUH0 will-OSL Who 1111' , . ._ cial lidinisslon in a Russian wi'relo.i-is Workliii; for the illiifviiil Drill: $340.00 I llrst siibscription securedlt is like the t

despatch. The Russian message rcaiis I Plioliola Organola, -report much plc.is~ I feeling you had the first time you had .` An Act 1,, i,,cm~p0,-ay., me 1.~a.~,nc,-,.

struck the province the demand forI "me enemy P-tliackéd witli-corisiderablo iiro in seeing their old friends aliillyoilr hair put up._ It also lneuns fronif If

forces-in the Viina region, pierced our niaking the acquaintaiicc of others iii- I 175 to 3,685 votes, and if you look I ii Ii id ti ,I ii ' ` Ii II ii n I

Dos an octup e ic_ovl‘Ii." ~ terested in t eir cainpiilgli- I any " over the vote stan: ng _you w l see; yvum,-“Iorks ACL _*___ tlieui have said that they never knew that this means quite at boost right’

bcforo how many friend-, they had m tn, Aim; Oi your gammt n

_ .. _ .~ __ ._ ._ ____ In

Those who are working say they need I LI

This was .true iii the other proviilccs_ A ` "` 1 ' little introduction when colli.-ctiilxf ' |

votes .Ind subscriptions for most oi GETS FINE START ,.

those they cali on have been watI:iIing_ . their cainptiign uni] have been wuitiiiir. An ont. Ill' town ciiiididate. hot :il'tIIl C

_ - . _ _ _ for tliein tp__cl;ll and get tlwif \'0l\‘H~ I thi- .special prize. acniiii-eil II fri-sl:

g‘u$m°mm'LAMnmpmmg ll bm ml me One out 0t` town _vouliil W0ll\t1l1 W2' supply of oiitliusiiisiii when one inaii I U

___.,»

two yours und several for shorter t

terms. I found twenty two peoplr:1S

was truly surprised to get so many

of adventure that I-ouics with tho’

iliiiaces oi' the arlstocrnts without com. iiorteii that she secured. Ii laiibsci'iI’t` have licr :I two yi»Iii‘.‘1 -‘-i\lI>Hi1l‘lllII0l‘ “VI II

peiisittioil. The buildings are to be

___enS______ ___ cw______; 5___o__g ____m__i_____ .I in.in sent In two suritiip cnt-. or .\JQw_ It you \\.int. to L;f‘l Ull FL'-II . 3

|__:caus__ of me __0___COm _cmmllon few a contestant who had sent him one Iii trztvci fooling. _lust Go’ to Your best I Digi] mm for $100_000_ Tho work ,|0m.|

_“_ wmch' is cm'____‘idc_.cd of __ D0|Sh0_,_ t.-hc printed cards which the control tiiend .inri get that subscription. Then _ 0 I _(fl _ __,_r' ' 'flopartliieiit furiiislles tlioiw who rc-_ ' I I 'S mmm ` ` ' quest them. ilinrl you will tluii all your friends zinril

'T`.i_`~f'._*_- lt is too often the case that I-oiitIIsl- i aciiiiuliituiices not only \\'IIlIiil§ IJUI I I

I _ iints neglect to sec their iir.-lglibui`=> I anxious to liclp you. 5

. __ _._ .. _ _ _ . ‘ _ __ hers wh , _ _ . _. . .__ ,.1 (___ ,_ _ _ __ . . t . I _

In ;i0(ll,_0t Iycii stnrt out agitlli sIlu\\' lilo \'0l.L‘s I

"'“"”‘ _ 'you iiavi-_ Your work Will hc easier. I m

_ LONDON. I\l>l`Il 23-T110 3IIJ9l`ia“ F|NDS RICH FIELD FOR VOTES I .md before you know it you will have 'gl

prevent the coniniissloners from inak-; Army of Admiral lI{olchi1k's govern- II vote -piled up equal to any ini

o llw- In their oilii ~»<i

zo oilt rind show what you have done, A

I i eciil Ii our Ioti-=. .Ind lwlltii

:Ito the town of Montague.

ii Lower Queen Street was not credit-9 hir-_ no said, rostly. llc claimed the 4:18088, No.

ii Act to itmelid un Act tu incorpor

On inotlon of Mr. MacNevin an Act o incorporate the l{eily's Cross and

On_niotiou of Mr. J. D. Stewart an

rlc Company, Ltd. I

On motion of Mr. Kennedy. an Act'

o incorporate the Trustees ol' tho

rosbyterlun Church iloso Vuiiey. I

si of ll. E. island.

Tho following Acts were read .I hird time ulid passed.

.nlen (‘o-operative Society Ltd. An Act to amend the Clint-lottcioivzi

The liouse went into coinniittec on

Iirtlier sum of one hundred thous-

and dollars in laying down peruihuent streets und ‘.n*¢lewalk.s, in to the amounts already heretofore

outli Melville llurul Telephone Coin- authorized and to-ibaile. debentures

I for suld one hundred thousand doiilrli

payable at a .date .not exceeding twenty years from date of inurlilil bearing interest at a ratengt 35915 tive per cent per annum, payable halt ysiii-ir. iirovldeti _ olmt .im fidoiiiuw siiin be rinnuolily ,providod 8.110 MII npurt aah sinking fund to redeem said debentures at maturity."

Mr. Paton in explanation _of Clouso

1, stated that it was not _.the purpose to expend the whole $100,000 in can year. It would be expended aa._n_at:I ossary and it was not the intention to let the contract to anyforeign but to have the work tlone by local labor. _ _

ic second reading of tho hill to fur-

ier alnoiid tho City of Choi-l_ottetown _

Mr. .l. J. Johnson. speaking oii_ louse 1 thouglii tho time wus not:

opportullc for the borrowing of $100.-I 00 for I-xpcnditlirf,~ oil tho streets. ii I

is opinion ii incctiiit: of the cltizi-nu,

_ _ _ _ . . I

_ I0ll Whit-‘Il ‘V35 IJGIUEI I1'-lm ful' “’“"I"“ 'IHC Gllflllllf-‘I1 WIIIIIU ""0 l“'“““"" “I” sllould Ili: culled and their consent oh-’

and It will he i'ctai`icii by vendors nl i___m____.____o ____we__ (__, ____C_____c__________ ______ merely hy silowiiu.: that_ shi: was iii_ H., _,Im d,,,.|,|,.,| I., iintcr' the apo(-ini _

___m__________ _.or ___v__"_1_____ ____l_l____,_ ,rm cail'llc.~It and was out to win ._\ esicrilliy prize riicc. I I,~

. " I I ‘ '.l.~"ii 'i` " ' '

Iiinoil before liiiiiicliiiitz upon such nf erlous iindertzikiiiu. llc Iiliilerstoorl.

voiitriict was to he given to a fIIrI_I

.\ii'. Paton defended tho nppropriri-_

hen it wus considered that this worhj

en. he thought it would prove II;

-eat benefit to the city. ' 5

House adjourned till 3 p. m. I

Mr. J. J. Johnson thought thesi-

planatiou was not sufficient. He had

iicorporiltioii Act, lion li. ll. l\iei~Jw-j it fronl the Actin! M°Y0r that is WN n in the chair. I

intended to give n contract to (Or- clgn contractors and f_or the sum of $100,000. lie did not. believe that tho proposed work would give employ- nient to inany residents ofthe city. The contractors would' bring their own expert help. » Moreover be did not think the present time opportune for incurring u h0&VY CIGIDI- M0053! and labor were excesslvtlI¥_hi¢h_ at _rlrescrit while the hoaIBt..l_0.li Cti.,l» IQ!!! 'would also be more Ithan _ordinarily

1. I-I-fcri-ed to should ,be submitted to

lon of this suni for ,work on tlic_IIil‘ Citizens IJGIUFG PUSSIBK "I Tl" treeis. 'rho amount seemed large hui I liill was not auiiiciont explicit.

Premier Arsenault said he had on

ould give employment to so mrin;I';|>i‘i0f l`0r U18 CII-Y °f CI‘°."i°U'°‘°'°'

Charlottetown w_ias_nn incorporated

(Continued on page Tllrtel.

Th°mI`h°s been "° ‘meh 'thing “Pier” Russia' A°°°'dI“5 1° advices ' i . it tio .I b rt tions turned in between mid~`

county iiispcctors. There _.is onel

who ncft. for the _whole proviiice. The! matter of the appointment of inspcc-` to__rs is entirely in the hands of thc: coinmisisioners. and the govcrnmentf

has absolutely no control over sucli_I appolntiiients. . 4 _

_ _ ____.. _

llrronr or ililln|v|lssl_olII_lI

. ~ .'-F

The report of the Coniniissioiicrs ot' `

l’iIbllc \V0rks was laid over at the l.I-.gislature yesterday, p.in.froiu which is taken tho following report ot' works I-oiiipleted or under coiisti'uettoii diir- IIIH the year ondink Deceiiibcr 31st. Hilti, lliibmitted by Mr. ll. li. Shaw. l'i-ovincial Engineer- '

I I

BRIDGES I

Owing; tg the great shortage of lab-

or und the dilllculty of obtaining mu-

terinl_ eompnauttvely few pernianciit bridges were /built durinB 'he YUM’ und these only where repairs could not bo made.. A great many hridlw IiowevIIr,I had to be rebuilt or repoii'I I-Ii and Ithir was done chiefly with nittive material. The work done on some of the more important bridges is detailed as follows: South Dinette Bridse- L01 55--Tm’

‘iid 'bridge at. this place consisted or

totalling 249 teet in length _and three _blocks Iimiaes the aonroiwhei- 'I`ll° centre block had settled uaevenly in the mild and the native piles alid been eaten ot! by the sea worms. in the new bridge, the two end arches liiire been _penmdnantly illls`d‘~i\round and 'li' Inirroaixties. rep¢nf6ItI vfhlle the waterway ni; rpenbea to .»I`»ln'sle_ afrh. of 220 feet and .i_a supported on creos-

on both sides. ‘

some years ago a steel glrder span was placed here on the old timber obutments. Tliese havin8 Iiecnyetl Il

fm, _ _ I M w,,,,.|_ .was necessary to Iiiiviily new siioiicius

r arches on piles of nat for the bridge. Accordingly' It bench

of crm-,note piles with hard pine caps was placed outside of the old ahut-

PUBIIC WIIRKSI

ow piles with liiird pine cups until steel rails. and wire 'railing plriced! tiirougliolit on both sides.

St. Peters Bridge, Lot_14.-The oust wiill of this lirldge had bcconie coin-I

pletciy rotten and though it renintiiedl in place the stanchioiis for the rail' could not be secured to it. A new wall of hemlock plank secured with string- IIrs :Ind plies with iron tio rods wus

_,|m.,J_| 0“¢_.,|dc_ Tim. ,-,mdwuy am, w,,_t,_ _uoicrninoiit Iicriiiiu the pence tcrius.

hliilt up with poles. hrusli und grave-l_ und n new 'rnllilig und side walk \vIIs_l placed n-long tho oust side of tlirl

bridge. I i THE \\'l‘}A'l‘llEBI,

Seal ltivri Bridge. Lot 54.-Tile np~__

proachcs to this bridge were built of poles, brush and gruvel. the walls being supported by piles secured with tio logs extending across the hridgc'.| A new. ,-ailing was placed througliout

indian Reserve Bridge, Lot 39.-»

ments at each end of the span tosup- port the same. The old timber walls were reblillt and secured by ¢_f00B°l6

. and fancy aprons with an dllutidarice

._ I of fancy work, moderately priced at

St. James Balaar tomorrow.

` (continued oil Pllo Thru)

' _ I_ »’ '_ . . _ ' , ' _. . I _ .I_t-».~,_ . 1 I . I

at 4.38 and tomorrow at 6.14; it will be high tomorrow morning at 6.34 and Saturday at 8.07.

Last quarter Wednesday, April 23rd.

.I\NNoUNoE1uEiv"i-s.

0 _ ___ _ use in trying for suhscriptonu 1 i S11 SC D

f _k I S .r I . .

mm me le P an" an now I-ity" sho said. “iiiiislnucl'i as tliercnie illf-Zhi S¥\I\1\'d"Y- AIPPII wth 'md 10 "IA

Wmm' 100 miles or "ho Volga' the ' 'nm-I (well known rtinriltintos whoni in Siiturdaiy Nfny :trd will vniiiit. fnI'_

. ; - -- ---In- -

IIIISTINCUISHEII

I 'OFFICER

nlost imporiziiit river of lliissta. iiniil so I y _ I ' _ _ . , _ I\; |101 1 1 T

_. 1 v T- long ycstor oi pi‘lz€. U

iiiako untonahle the Llolshoviki pcnli- "°(:__:_?_&n b(;`;o____ f im] secured H.,-,... _ _-md ,Item-i¢¢_ prima ni; iiomtofore. Ilona oust ut' the Volga. The Bolshev- m S

iki troops opposed to the allies in north Russia rind those facing General Denekino in south ilussin are affected >~ieri_ously by the niivaiicc.-

Allies Pre|lared_ li Germany Refuses'

l’AlllS. April 217-'l‘hc allies are takI

int: cilgiiinnlice of thc possible Gvr Iiinn i'ueuliii'iIuI-_ix It-inrsliuil For-li .ind the other Iiiiliiilry iidvisui's of t.|lI- iii- ier-nilicd Sliprciii., Wal' Coulicil lizivo prepared ii pliln lol' tho advance of the allied iirniics of occupation far- ther into Gurmiiny. should the 0_erniun

'l‘E.\[P]‘}RA-'l‘URE, . '[`ID]‘], BIOON, ETC.

ronouro. Apt-ii 24.~NI»I~IiIweIII

winds, mostly fair.

The tide will be liig this afternoon

Full niooii Tuesday, April 15th.

COMING EVENTS.

MEETIINGS, ET()

“Large assortment of servleeiiblf:

I Miu Jean Finlayson .. Mr. Augustin Down . ..

Mis; Eileen Conroy .

Mr. T. Gordon Ives ..

Min Mary E. McPhee

Miss HeI°n Howatt_ . . . . . .

Mrs. Arthur Green

Miss Pearl C. Howatt . . . ...

Miss Anna McCabe Mr. Harry S. Cannon

MI" Myrtle M. Philips, . ..Tyrie V='I°¥ Mr. Zachahtah Euote ...Hunter Rll/Gr Mia; Mary M, 0'Brlan ...Laurettm Lot 3 .. Mm Annie Meoonaioi . . _ _ . . _ _ _ __,Little Pond I - . --- Mr. Frank F. Arlenault ,. Abram'a VIIlaiI¢ Min Lucille McNeill ...RicIim°r\d. R- R. .

STANDING OF _CANDIDATES

DISTRICT NO. t.

,_ ___.Chariottetown .

. . . . . . ._ _Charlottetown _ _

DISTRICT N0. 2

` Ft l C bfi , . . . . , . . . , . . . ._.Atherton » I - I ~ - II- MI” 0"’ are _,_...Tignish . . . _ _ _ . . . _ _ _ _ _ _ . . . .__ 12.200

DISTRICT N0. 3-

_ __ _ Heathcrdllo ...I-

_ _ _ _ _ ___We|lington Station

...St. Eleanor: .-

_ _ . . Charlottetown - I - I I I I I I - I I I »I I

Mra Lianey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ ., . Charlottetown . . . . - - . . . . I I -. . Miss Mildred Acorn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._.Charlottetown » - - . I - I - - I I I I -I- Mr. Forest Stewart

_ _ _ _ Mgngggug . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...

. . . . . . . . . _,_ 11.325

`__ O'Leary . . . . . . _ . _ , . . , , . . . . .,, 11,375 _ _ _ Searletown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 10.900

_ _ _ _ _ .__SearIetown -I

_ _ 1 ~ s Id had askcil .Ill tho spctiul prize . o bn cu rini_

th., new siicmsscs on the River- Kauiii I :_ n_':u;.1_l,._ael_Ki__b;.1__I__x'(_)_l_('(_|__ support I had Tho Gu_,,~dl,,,, Wm count for this . in the centre ot' the 400 nilie front “H _ d _. I h ,_ “Im ,~_0um_ for the grand

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5,163 1,000

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22,000

9,900 9,795 9,034 8,532 7.010 6.450 6.559 5,174 5,085

3A fo

Colonel I\ilIcl’liiIil were conferred by

mnntii during the wur, aichlcvcmonts I :Inq rlm~.nr.'Itioiia :Ind the ooiiiincndnt-I

gint-crlng at Quoen‘s University. l{tng'I . sion. wus on his fiirm at Orwell Whoo _ the war broko out; thrcf- days latcf. _oil Aillrlist Till. lic left for Kingston I0 Iisseniblo his t‘oInpainl'. thc 5iIi IF|eiIt Ciiiiipniiy Caiiiiiiltnn EiIs;inecrs Tlicsc he took to \`iIIcurttcr on Ihr IS of August-l20 iiicn iii all. I that time he hcld the riink of hlrijor. ’ which he had recI\i\'cIl in i9ltl. wlieii _ he was in coiuinnnd ui' the fith l<‘i»'

P.E.l. I HAS RETURN`EIJ

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colonel Ain. Matthan, c.lIi.e., o.s.o., it'III.~__lIIfliI_» do I inanded Engineeriiglide Back from lI`raiIce.

A distinguished son of Prince neil

inuously on active iiervlooih lr I CPI-

warrl island to nrrive homo fromo overt I*°"`I1lI-Y Wm' 5h°"II |°5"¢5 3°”

soon on Tuesday night was (}olouel‘I . _ I"

wit pan ui use ion; irst otbktlas

iexander fI'lncPhall_ C. M. G.. D. S. 00-1181" by me fP'm°d F“"3l lnlmemf ., winner of the Croix de Guerro, Dlvlsmn- ‘

.the Mons Ribbon and thi- B, E. l~'.

I iiiodui.

He reverted to Captain to sat ovar-

_ sons, and after that promotional uliti

’l`hc lioiiors which iiuvie coinc to

i'ciI.I~ioii ot' his engineering o.ciilevc~

ini have been followed by liononr

Colonel MacPhail, Professor of En ’

... ~_..___,._ WANTED.-A GIRL FOR

Ai LOST.--A GOLD BAR PIN

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I After training ut Vulcurtier the (Jour 5 any reached England, October 15th.

Mr. n. H. About ...Maiiieque . . . . .. 5.115 I(_.__m_my_ MAID wANTr.D Fon MII. ony I-. Holland, . . . . . . . . . . . ._.Tryon I, I I I I I I ~ I » I - I - I I I I - I I-I W8’

Mrs. James Redmond . . . . . . . ...Lake Verde . . . , . . . . . . . . . . ._ , Mlaa Daisy E. Vanlderstlne . . . . . . ... Peters Road . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ Mila Jtnle Gallant ..._. . . . . . . . . ...$t. AMB . - - - I - I ~ - - - - » I I - - ~II

Mr. Roy T. Tanton ...St. Eleanor-ii .. Mia; Mary Anne Hedge . ._ _ _ ,. .SL Nicholas ...

Mlu Eatolla McDonald, ... .. . Eldon ........ . Min Mary Kelly, ,_ .. .. . ..Portage,R. R.

4. llcre training was further eurrieil I :Ii Srilishury l‘liiins, rind on Fellrii- I lI’ItlI. iiI1.'I_ the (Toiiipaiiy ro orirnii- it :Is Ihr lst Field Company. Cun- nn l~]pI~dilioii:iry l"orro. with its I~iiEth in <~rr-noi-Id III '.l2Il ninn. Iron:

lI`rancr-. -

TAIRVMENT ~.-SANITARY

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sei.sc1' Youa cANoIoA'__rea "'

_ Select your favorite candidate. Thentniid your candidate will receive votest of Engineers at that time. command- cut out the subscription blank ongon same. if you are in arrears sondi ed by General Armstrong.

the inside of this paper, tiilIit out. ai1Ii'tliat ln. and it will entitle the candl-|

send it direct to the campaign depart- date to votes just the some as o rciri close of the war, some months after- ment of the (‘-hnrlottetown Guardian ewal. W

There were in all three Companies

From lI‘ebruary 15th. 1915. until the

ards. (‘oloneLIVlacPhail has been con~

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