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It is a poor Joke when profa is required to make it funny.

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(Special to-The Guardian) | NEW YORK. N. Y.. Nov. 12.—'

. The New York stock exchange an- | nounced today that arrangements - . .had been made for the sale of a

. f: Isiigrsigazrslhlp at “snow which is _ Cancellation of Quota. f "'¢°'Th;“n;m§sPff"*§§§ Ansaig

record price.

Law 0n Sgtflers buyer and seller will not be an-

nounced until the transaction is}

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iers’ Conference.

OTTAWA. Ont.. Nov. l2. —-Unliiu- lied acceptance and placement of farm workers and house workers from the British Isles will be the government immigration policy in iuture. Hon. Robert Forke. Minister oi Immigration announced at a conference with Provincial Premiers yesterday afternoon. Instead of

fixing any special number of ex- various churches to the Conference

perienced and inexperienced British farm workers as last year. the De- partment of Immigration working largely through the medium of the officials of the land settlement! branch and the provincial govern- ments. will undertake placement on Canadian farms of all such classes that can be secured in the British isles. Mr. Forke stated.

An official statement issued at the conclusion of the conference states:

"The Hon. Mr. Forke laid before the provincial representatives the immigration plans for next year. 1

"The minister emphasized the de-l sire of the government to lncrease1 in every possible way the flow of suitable British settlers and his de-' sire to enlist the co-operation of all organizations interested in British migration.

"instead of fixing any special number of experienced and incx-l perienced British farm workers as‘_ last year. the minister has decided.

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as g1 n w c“ m 1m 312:1rlzaggihhoxgicgéfitincizL 1131:?“ many more warehouses capable of The association has already load- comnflshon (‘m fighdfics to Amiga]; 550F100 P0181065 Should be coh- ed the stealnships "S. B. Lund“ for ougcr admirers who nearly mob Christ was c°ncluded_ The auflub ‘sh this mommgfl structed. The present storage facil- New Jersey, “Elma Eh. for New him, iorccd tho Prince of wales n“ ma“

tlau Church the first Conference of the young people of Churches of

ance was greater than had been an- ticipated, more than fifty young people came as delegates from the

which began Saturday afternoon at 2.30. Each of the sessions-was

marked by some special interest. _ _ The young people have gone away gf111éalfidFfxendglfiexs°n1kaggifgalcgu18f thLs-year it had increased to 49.000 w ich must be moved before a bad‘. torlzi embankment to his cur. Tho ehghuslasglc over the oppormhmes Arisaig ' ' and the increase in storage facillt- frost. This is unfortunate for the Prince and Right lion. Winston

and possibilities growing out of con-l

ferences of this character. Action - 1 1 _ n ~- _ . _ ‘ 111g W1 1111 111° 1111a” 111110 11111- The potato movement through matter what the price. It may bemouctaph. An the Prince Luruod in

sencc of \'Jlllin.n\ Duff. federal mem- , » _ - . . 1 ,. .. , _ __ %§Z.‘l°.§i..$?.§§.i%i§£“;;.§‘lll.i‘s“i‘l§ zaa...’fi.z*s'."-..fr stints *".:l:.:.*:'.."rl1*:.-........ . a. .. 1"1"1"‘1 1° 1”’ '1°'”°°"°"1 1"“ “*1” 1111' luarkst may seem to rcriblrv- cars. ‘mm m.» crowd tried‘ to '11::- NEW YOrk — New 111110" I-Ic stated that last year the iure- 'I‘hcre is a large quantity of po-‘gutes and the Prince had to pass

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It is a poor joke when it is pro-

voked by malice or hatred.

Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew

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Charlottetown Guardian Two Cont: Morning Guardian Founded i881

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CIIARLOTPETOWN, CANADA, llltlNliAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1o27

[Ill H5" ARE 0F THEPUTATIIMARKET, 1 H l EDEIUNFMBSSTSA lllHHllI u ms .

I t _ d 1 . finals. Nov. 12. —The French ‘ cn inet today approved a tempor-

n i . ary Franco-American -tar1ff ar- rangement. A new schedulcq of

‘——‘ l l duties on United States goods will

Fisherman - 1 p? o0 rouiul ated shor l ' b ' ' '- - - . . Glutted. Present Prospects For Hlgher Fmed 1° Seek Refuse snhenldfaa. " ’ “ 1°‘ Tanker m Imminent Tells Commission -of_ f 1n Danger of Sinking

Damage to Fishery Prices Not Over Rosy. ‘ '1 After Explosion __

Scotland Yard _ _ ~ . _ G t After Cenotaph Ser- Tense 81913131011 18S. ovrm ~~ ~ . ~ . . t . e n en regletglvllilfvi bfhr-fher». $v‘.“<§‘l11§§§..sg§°°s. 2°.‘ glliillki-l-“lrei” §§\'v““}§l-l I11 011111939 01W: Ere Threatens. (Special l0 lhf‘. Guardian) NEW YORK. NOV. 12—Wltl'1 T131126

, _ vice.~Police Almost sllbSldleS and GU16!‘ the District Fy-gight and Passenger sey. These will be followed by s. s. Conquered by Pres. that, owing to the Gilcroft‘ and S.S. “Medarnes" for

rrn ' Agent stated. F0 s of Asslstance great influx of potatoes for ship- Charlottetown and another vessel Urged. ment the Railway is worked to ca- for Summcrside. There will probab-

lpacity. It is able to handle ‘the situ- ly be five more steamers after these l. ANTKIONISH‘ N‘ s" Nov‘ 12‘"‘- 1t is Mr. Cl8.l'klil'S opinion that Georgctotvn

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sure 0f Strugghng IIANKOW. China. Nov. 12. - A of nei- seamen dead and a fourth

tense situation exists here. the city severely burned. the tanker Reta. is disorganized, as there is no one down by the head and leaking sc- ui command. General Tang Seng- verely, made her way to drydock

Thousands.

ation—but only just. loading at Charlottetown and , _ . .Ch1 appears to be at the end of his here today after o boiler a u.

LONDON. Nov, 1:, _-_ A mob of resources and may flee before the hnd torn a gaping hole in h he.‘ Nanking Nationalists tonight. The es and set her aflrc w‘. .~ .. f-‘cnking forces are expected to nr- thirty-three mlles on H1- _-»v. .

ities have only about one quarter York. the "Carronpark" for New to act-k rcfulre lu Scotland Yard

A1115 11111 5°‘ 11° 511111 H111 111° 1111‘ the capacity that is needed. Large York and Norfolk and the “Svend- after nu Armlotlc pay celebration Under (‘DHWY 05 i '-"-‘

cutter McCall. one of .: . -. . ’

summoned by wireless to ii c = of the explosion. the Beta man» to reach port under her own powe . though through the night she fc -‘ the constant danger of sinking in heavy seas and the crews of the both ships remained alert with life- boats in readiness.

: The cause of the explosion h'~'i not been learned here in shipping

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Jersey Tunnel Is Formally Opened

(Special to The Guardian)

A11“ 1115 1111181 address 01 ‘v01’ age under potatoes was 37,000 and ta cs in the hands of the iarmers'tllrougb the vard to tho Vic-

'es‘hacl by no means kept pace with farmers. since it forces them to3(‘.hurchlll. Chancellor of tho Ex. »

"1 11M": seen beam 1'111“'1°r5 r1511’ the increase in acreage; place their stock on the market no clierluer attended a service at. the

was taken at a business session ycs- . . _ . _ _ 511111 11115 ‘v1111ess‘ 11° “'15 °l1p°wd w Borden in October of this year was however. that the early shipment. of; leave ihcrc was .1 wlld mm- ql‘ NEW YORK. N. Y.. Nov. l2.-Thc vehicuhu- circles. The bodies. of three members

terday afternoon to make the con- _ _ - 111° 11911111 1111mm‘ A1111" 11° 5"1111' 706 carloads as against 315 car- potatoes _will not be altogether Wchoorlng and shouts of "Wales." opening of a $48.000.000

ference an annual affair. . - . , , _ - After interesting addresses by Dr 1111115p911111i1°11A1111111i1‘13 ‘A91: 111111116" loads for October of last year. Up to disadvantage." 11111111’ 111 1 1° 1115113 5 1° 5' 1111’ 1' and including November 10th 567 "The latest report from the Ullll-1flalzs. surged madly toward him. 73 19¢! helm" 111° 1K0 01 We Hud-

-, - - . . ~ of th rew "ere found in the bla k- Tho crowd, uaiing quell pals hm] tunnel. 9.250 feet long, and rumung enedekfold QM“ the fire had b5“

eittinguishecf. One seaman. severely

Macdougali and Mr. H. B. Kilgour. - _ _ V 911111911 W11‘) were engaged 111 511111115 carloads had been shipped, whilccd States gives an increase of 6.000.-1 Polico quickly "11111811 111101111" the son river, today brings New York burned, was placed aboard the Am-

All-Canada Secretary of the

fish had to depend on truck delivery - . . . . Churches of Christ. the afternoon during 111° 1111010 of Novembcr 1926- 000 bushels over the Selrwmbfir FO- Prince, A squad of mounted police Within six minutes from 1119115111111“ W110 511111 111cm 111° the movement was 1165 carloads. port, making the total crop for the fryllghl mah- way through {he shout. Jersey and marks another gia

travel of New ht cen, which headed for the "vwloc

hospital on Staten Island. The Reta,

session adjourned to meet around n H u. Md the esmbnshlnent _ V the Conference banquet board. The S11‘ ' 9.5. 111m’ l, _ . p S0. that if the present rate of ship- United States over 400,000,000 bush- in; 1,101,, They formed a “m. stride in acceleration of the trem- °1 S11bs1d1z°d 1111151‘ 1'91"” 1° 11111-1’ mcnt keeps up one third increase eis. When the United States has a {hygugh ‘ohm. u“. Prlucn whh d“. enduus traffic of the metropolis. bilund 1°‘ B“v'°“'“> TF1“ 1" . ‘ ’ last. was under charter for the Tide

following is the toast list:

The King—Proposed by Major C. L. Mackay. Toast-master, responded to by singing the National Anthem.

Our Country-Proposed by Toast-

Canada.

Our Churches Across Canada-- Proposed by Montague C. Wynnd, responded to by Ii. B. Kilgoilr. -.

To Our Island Churches-Pro»

that his department. working large-Iposed by W. Wilfred Macdonald.‘

ly through the mediums of officials of the land settlement branch and}

responded to by Rev. R. W. Lindsay. To the Memory of Former Leaders

the provincial governments. willlf-Proposedby Miss Jessie Norton.

undertake placement on farms in Canada of all the farm workers and

houseworkers that can be secured ed by Miss Hazel Rayner. rcspond- fishing EFOHIId-Q- in the British Isles. The colonlza-‘tcd to by Miss Agnes Williams. .

responded to by Mr. J. H. Williams. To Our Present Leaders—Propos-

lion departments of the railways; To Our Youth-tho hope of thrhi

and the various immigration socicq

futurm-Proposed by Miss Irene

ties operating under the auspices ofgwyand responded to by D1". W. C.

religious bodies. are being invited‘ to co-operate in an effort to move; from the British Isles the largest possible number of the classes that; can be absorbed. i

"The representatives of the prov-| inces expressed the opinion that control of selection of migrants should lie in the hands of the de- partment and that Canada's inter- ests must be the guiding principle. The minister assured the conference that under the arrangements for next year the department will con- trol selection. but that at the same‘ time there will be ample scope for the co-operation of all organizations interested in this work.

Tag Day Sale . _ Nets $30,500

lSpecial to the Guardian)

TORONTO, Ont... Nov. Iii. —"Ycs lerdayls tag day, I think. will be found to equal the largest tag day cvcr hold in Toronto during the war" said DrJAbbott. secretary of the Poppy Day Fund Association to the Star today. Street collections amounted to $30,500. In addition a report from the public schools this morninggave a total of 8.93239. Six schools have still to report. It is expected that the total from the schools will reach about $4.500.

"Cheques and donations are com- lug in this morning" said Dr. Abbott. “and we will likely be gett- "18 Others for days to come." None of these is included inthe $30500 item. which is for street collections alone. It will be the middle of next week before we will be able to announce the grand total.

"The sympathy and co-operation 0f the public yesterday was most Brill-flying. demonstrating the public confidence that the Poppy Day Fund has established. "We never lXlltrienced anything like it before."

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RATlr-(o. par word. an ouch iaaortloa in thin oohilia.

‘IAIINSOII IAUIAGII .. IADI has ovary day. amnion. New- wm a 00.. mum nuiidinc. t:

‘JOI PRINflINQ OF IVIRY ‘ “Wfllitioh. cheaply ‘and 089N11- "Wll! executed. eon-din Osa- tral Job Printer, Phone 10!.

‘You wmr noon cuvlcorla Price: 50 for 30o; 1 for Mo: no m m: too for : 1.1m for ma. Poltplid. oral-ill» or- loo. Guardian Job PM“?! l!

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1and presented by the Resolution

ward Island. hero assembled to rc-

Macdougali. t

The evening meeting immediately followed the banquet at which Mr. Amos Hubley. President of the Young Peoples Society. Charlotte-I to\vn. on behalf of the Church wcl-I corned the delegates from the other churches. In reply words of ap- preciation were voiced by Ira Croz- ier. Summerside; Montague Wyaud. New Glasgow; Louise Burke, Mont- ague and Lorne Stewart. Murray Harbour. Following this Mr. Kil- gour brought us the message of the evening. “Youth. the Challenge of Today."

The Sunday messages were iu- spiring and helpful. During the business period in the afternoon the following resolutions were drawn up

‘Committee and were unanimously carried by the Conference.

RESOLVED m“ Wm me first but if there is any occasion for it

young peoples Conference of the Christian Churches of Prince Ed-

commcnd that a similar conference

be held annually and that we now . organize and elect officers for the

ensuing year as follows: President. Vice-President, Secretary-Treasurer and an additional committee repre- senting each church of ‘the Island. A quorum to conduct business to consist of the three officers and

any two members of the committee. two of them officers were killed

RESOLVED that we name the

f l ' ' tin co mlt- b ttl. o tic main street which fol- _ 0101111111 as a 1101mm“ g m a 11 11 1 llmw such meetings have been cou- by nmlneut medical men from dlf- l" llw empire.

tee to nominate the officers and the said committee: Miss Florence Platts. Miss Elsie Penny. Mr. Cyril

Wood. M“ Emery Llukluliol‘. Mr- shooting witnesses said followed t

Fred Norton, Mr. Montague Wyand. Miss Ruth Stevenson and Mr. H. B. Kilgour.

FURTHER RESOLVED that the young people of each church do or- ganize a young peoples society.

FURTHER RESOLVED that the officers elected investigate the ad-

visability and possibility of holding cnsncttetown. P. a. .

G Sllmmél‘ camp.

FURTHER RESOLVED that we Summerside. P. E. I.

express our heartfelt appreciation of the courtesy extended to us by the Ladies Aid of the Central

Church who provided the Saturday Fredericton; Victor Ling, Wheatleyl magnitude of tho undertaking for zilrnnged for those periods. The Cgn- Elgmfiflmmember Me o Mmhw

evening banquet and lo members and ~friends who entertained us so

hoopitabiy at their homes: also t0 Florence Platte. Charlottetown.

the press for reports and publicity; and to all who helped us with their musical contributions.

fxh ' en" ‘u l'e l' ti at -. _ . - - cgagm 1“ 5 11111 5 11 011g 1 over last years figures seems prob crop aggregating that quantity it is glchhy rpahhed Scotland

1115 ‘111511191- 511111 Mr" M11°D°m1‘1' Charlottetown Summersidc and like a fair price The general price l

_ 4 _ . . _ _ - _ rig cumpljfllflng we“, mm 0 1 1L1)’ the touch of President Coolidge

master. responded by singing Oh and 11° Suggested 111° “51311115111119111 Georgetown to date 1S’ 365,000 paid for table stock 1s now 50c per and hhked {hm the flaws M11135‘: cn a telegraph key at Washington 01 a 11111111 1° 9111111131- °11 1111111 111°“ bilshels-n quantity much in excess bushel net to farmers. The tenden- m...“ u, “huh “Wm ‘

1511119111"! a 11°11‘ 511C110” 111 111° "1‘ S. "Bur" for Norfolk and the in other provinces." . I

b1 1d M t k t c d1 yard‘ After strvcn years spent in construc- waw on h ‘mg cleared yesteru y v _ , a e. se om poss e o mar c ana an Tl; - l . - . clan the g lo m f u l . 1' . a‘ - Th" ‘mg 1151‘ “as a 111115311“ 111 The shipment by water- lrom potatoes for table stock at anything nslnzufilellrlrgdfilsicm fthrlngclrdnfalttlgfzd "e1 1M6 lfiuaafteyrfoxlongrgqnlsecd 101:1- morning. .

, _ p to draw ‘aside two flags at the cnt- ' 0- - w ' llSilithp mhcmm‘ were paw ‘I bow of last yeajrs shipments up to the cylégriny iiwfor a wieaikcr mafiket. t, Th‘, gums swung ODNL Hm mnchs of the min tubes ,0! u“. _ ' I _ . ‘ , 581119 119110 - _ 1i I'M _ ‘fly 1S E V118 110° 5"‘ (‘ruwll sm- cl‘. ‘o ~ 1 1 tunnel and open the greatest uuder- . ' a t» Large Dlalnond h - _4 _ _ ~ _ V c n e u oa e . u ie seamers ands were so fir?“ m,“ ‘My a1, official "christening" party of the _____ _ beflwlhlzfjflxlellig1f1thzbfggxzilmlifllit‘: . Mr.‘ Boulier. ‘llll/(‘PVICWCO by our lose time when the fxventhcr is wet. mo“ vonqllerell tho police, Tho SEMeShEOYemors. 130 mayors and ($990M p, The (Tupt-(‘Ifyyfl ed ~ representative stated as follows. lasjhhey mo tlhen horccd to ceaschcmoxlsxmlors were WM“, Elm? 19mm ‘honed gueslg I JOHANNESBITRG’ N“, w.» H The witness replied that the This 1S a very 111L119 101 we 11nd 1121156 1; 911' gatgche5b m‘ ind. "For he's a jglly good follow." digger in the Llchtenburg distrizt trawler destroyed the fisher-men's Potato Grower? “ma mnl d‘ e ‘c d 1e dqmtalbl, 0101i): is eff (ill; T11” "Once finally Shut Elle Ell-lee _ 1120 111195 7mm J°1l-"11n°""""" “1” gem. and played havoc Wm, the1t1ave 1111“ 111151;} Swflnfls °11k111gt1111m P“ “to gm o1 e as lllo Prince mode his way 1d d R , D com found the second largest alluvial oday. and we v.1 con nuo wor mg s pa: oxce en .. y an oc- through m“ yum to ms waning o er men un cr ct. r. n. diamond Mm, ‘meaflhed It “Tums Lobswrs and mum)“ “NC the at these SIGBIIIOTStTOI‘ Lin; xécgt1\\'eck.1caséo&a!l occuhs whcrg iktfckA . autonmbfle‘ gndRthe younger min Iundcr lRcvf. 1500 can!“ but L‘), u‘ pom, quamw principal fisheries in his district. 2N0 are Llioadlng atwfgurzmersiqého ggiigflon gafigliggtivggs £1123“ moms: Muuy persons fnluicrl during 11p,- m‘; 0302111211, 11.1r.1iuf1g€a(xya?_ Its value is estimated nt £3,000. H1181‘ MCGHHVYQY- 01 11111151111111 9W“ mltn gem rc loaded othcrswil‘ ‘crsv letters commending the stock b 11011101151111111011‘ ‘tczidnuce cs1t1crr1ia' was 509 l The 1191101111 find m point of 51m‘ Cove told the commission laoth he ing“ - e 1 a S ' 1 tuhh “mm ag “beautiful -. “w be“)! Ou the fringes of lllo (7i'()\\’(| illlll A“ _iritiy\l~‘dellollsii\atlgllal ' comm,_‘\t'ns that of thc Cuilinau diamond ""11 11439131113111 111111111 "W" 111° 1a"eh 1611 i111 at )l‘C‘€llL b€lil’:1l“(CCllCi'll.:' all of which‘ aidspus in 1115111" 51'1"“ 111°” “"111 1101"“ encc on Bo “xvlork l - be held mar P1131011“ in 1915‘ Th“ gem’ ‘commission the luiportancr of r-on- T c 1.115591’ 1 b l d“ t ‘ . Y '. 1U‘ k rovulylsm. bu: all were l‘l“ill'i'll y“ - , ‘a5 f.“ d Wishing 3.025 011F815. WM Present- ‘ ~' loaded arc in Charlottetown tie ..»L ng a a picinuun (nor ic s or mm" “mun “n hm“; ul- MOIWIGUO 00911110. Oil FY1013! Fm ed by u“, trrdnsymal govhmmen‘ to l ' 1 . were.'1*t"P-..?;rzr*'; Sear"; on r ' MW“ SPEAKS AT ALBERT HALL . 9 m“ 1 m m“ 1‘ T” m. 1907- A W" 1-"*"1' i‘ ‘Y-‘R "l" *1‘ Am" haw take“ up energeucam 1111“ sterdaui into nine large brilliants

A lobster fishing season extending “h . 1 1 from May 5 for two months would LOXDONI Nov. 12‘ ~ A“ and iCélfiflzléSrJxlilggilgflelt-lllglg moi and mum, 5mm 510mg)

breakwater was on the way to Phil- m“ _ d Lh d . , , ___ . 1" 11-1’ 101111 BDPBROPS- Special anniversary services to‘

suit the fishermen of that district» t . said Mr. McGiliivroY- 1111c” o1 1041110 lmrsm“ hldlldllll! Preparations for the Cantata M pm I{.}__ u I U y,:23y“fg:;ni§‘rr‘s:£t>lcgavgixieu and wo- “Ben Hui.» are now we“ advanced o>- _.___ l “*- l = - ' - ' 5°" We"? and the date of the performance ’ - - ‘CANADIAN MEDICAL ASBOCIA- CAPE MAY, N. J., Nov. l2. —— A present at the remembrnnqg fegll- h be f d 1 D b EX-PTOIIIIBI’ Sllellt i TION MEETING "ro as new Canadian schooner mm a 8100.000 vol hold at Albert Hall 1m night. 112g pifl..c.‘.’f§.g diiimafif Announcements’ . HERE iN 192B. liquor cargo seized at the Delaware Thousands were unable w ghlh ad. vemsed m the papa“ and tickers f

1811110131 t" 13h’. lGugi-diaml J Wednesday evening inst local - . . _l K , . . . - I _ y’ _ < 202E850‘ snerfcvec..ccgzi_ ml-lllcul men entertained the f0l- 59V”; m?11;e1'9 D1111;e§1ed hi3; cillmcillfillltifllllltld ' v '\ I ‘- ' l ' 1 l 1 mentcd former Prenue‘. Georges lonlug officials of the Lanalllnn ggggdgdo theasieandsofxrglyaegfiipxiga hands ‘n; the Grenadier,‘ m“. me commemorate the opening of the Clcmcanceail when asked to com- 111“‘11‘I‘11 1111111111111111111 111 ‘1_11111"_‘_ "_1 vhomnel. Thirty cases of asserts ‘Scots (Jllllfflbl played selections and church W111 be held on surldgy mp '4Riun1nflg@ 5.11m Q_ M, N, n. meut on the ninth anniversary ofqfh" \1“1°1_1“ 11°1"1'_ 111' 1" “*1.” llouors valued at $90 a case and 250 ‘he 01111111511151“ 1111111111111113’ sang twenty-seventh instant. ylnykag Building Tuisday 9 o'clock, the arullsticc- . l-r""""'°' .11°“1.'1°."1.1' 1.15.11‘ n“? barrels of malt calued at nearly 191"“ “'1‘1"1‘ “"1 "Ocular during As the financial yew‘ °1 111° 111111" 315~i1-l2-2i. "I have the key and may some 1"- ‘“‘1"1'fj"1- FW-"fllllm. D11‘ T- f- $100000 were Seized’ we Cons“ var time, The programme was ed Church of Canada now closes on day 0pm i.’ but not “my ‘I don-t htrrhltlllrg-l: guard Officials Salli The Schooner lllifikiqlzxlldnll"uihallunrxii the em- December thirty~first o, campaign is "Came to weighing m"). h; w_ WEN w 001110 11591‘ 1m" “w” 111°y1'\."v‘u “£10m MQIM" hlodmy. and named "The Charles and Edward". Prmc‘ if ‘lalvaii; ifllog- being organized to get ll"i the om~ u S‘ u, L]; Fmserk Konshmhhh _ H l“, m!‘ Um‘ Hecmulry m. m" m“, was said to be from Nova Scotia al- l" "Um _ 1 d 11 11 '1 ‘11"-‘“11f_ °111111= {eqllufed 1°‘ 11L M111111~¢1_"=m°" ~n November 10th. lf not fine before I (110.1 shall. W11 vii-k MW “I g ‘_ ‘P a 1+“ though h was reported the Cm“. l}! _ forum es and friends and Extension Fund. and to secure Thummm 332,114“; “It is armistice day." ""1" i 1 M lid Muir .\. ml - said the cargo was Luke" aboard M’ sou. Alffllilllfi! [my was ouvc a day pledges for the ensuing ycar. For lLlHO 1lreseili. sh Pierre: of relolclulahut uow o. rlay of reui- these purposes an every-person ran- “yeah Mov1e5_Hhnwr River u? tlulunncrc. If we nrl: tn save nur- "ass of the members and zidhcrcnls nigh,“ Come see a real w“ p,“