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in various states.

they are quite unable to say whether the sentiment of the country as a whole is changing either one way or the other, but they do express the opinion that. so far as the authorites

inception. prohibition for the first time is being considered with a de- gree of calm.

here, may report on prohibition to

_ _ ____,_________ Congress in December. Chairman --' George H. Wickersham said a few

~ _ 'gi-"'_»"_ ` .gg - days ago: “If prohibition proves un- -’~_ _ _s _ ¢ enforcahle, this commission should

“" ' say so." This statement, he added. ,'

was merely an expression of personal |

Unknown Factor

(Canadian Press Stal! Correspondent)

WASHINGTON, D.C., Oct. 16.-

Discussion of prohibition which be- gan in the United States before any- body now alive was bom, and which ` will continue. apparently, as long as anybody lives in this country, is crescendo this week and will not diminish until after the elections of November 4, if then. Prohibition is not a national' issue in the campaign which will see all the congressmen and one-third of the senators elect- ed, beoaum Democrats and Repub- lieml are divided upon the question, but it is a hot point of controversy

Observers in Washington admit

are concemed. a dozen years after its

President Hoover‘s law enforcement ommission. at present in sessicn

pinion. The commission, while it ls;

or 5 T e &own to be studying the quesrlon

Quality 5* Ciq_gr_

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__Is-Tlme-_Proven ,

` Y0l’~CAN"l’-G0-WRONG! because Prince Edward quality is . lealed with a coat of superior gal- l ulllzlng locking out the moist- I uc, and lacking in the quality l that renders long life, and de-

pendabllity.

Write for Ranch Supply Cata- _lo|ur. ,_ _ rliourr DELIVERY

T ORDER T0-DAY

ll. T. HULMAN Ltd.

Sllmmersldl---Charlottetown

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For security on your, _ _ fj!'__‘,1;.,,. Fox or Mink Ranch.' ~ ._ "‘.§.i"""_""'

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,Innis. After the ceremony wedding

le-~ _ »~_----~_- , ~ breakfast was served at the horne of ,_ ‘gnu _ l A very- prolly \Vl’ddihg tcok plgwe the bride and after which Mr. and

1)-l _at St. Mary's Church. Souris, on Mrs. Maclntyre left on a honeymoon

ll 15---l' /\ ~ -W _Wednesday, Oct. 15th, when Miss trip through the Maritime Provinces. _; _- _N _, _*_ 'h' ‘Pearl McKenzie. only daughter of The Guardian joins in wishing Mr.

if ,g __ _ _ __¢- - _ V/ ,/~`~ .Mr_ and Mrs. Ephrian Mcxfmzie, or and Mrs. Maolntl/re may hfmlvy __.___,'\ # \ ‘ _._,, ._ fSolll'is. bccamc the bride of stglvgrt years of wedded life. Upon ihcir re-

l ` "L mu ... dm fb , ‘Maclntyre, of East Point. Rev. J. C. turn they will take up resirience at

Ik( - _ '_ __ _"lMacLean, V.G., assisted by Rev. Basil East Point, where. Mr. Maclntyre is liévr '~'»<V ,_ . _ ` - Croken. performed thc marriage the very eillcient libht house keeper., _ up-__ I Mass. The Wedding March was w l-

--`». 7% r 'beautifully rendered by Miss Alice Mr. Joseph Gillis, Bear River, was

Lavic. The bride was very broom- a visitor to Souris on Wednesday-

|ingly attired in a dress of cllam- ---.

' ipagne crepe de chene trimmed with Charlottetown motorists to Souris

' ' lace. with hat to match, and carried l on the 15th included Mr. G. Driscoll,

ox- citing 1

a. bouquet of white' astcrs and nsoir- `~ who spent the day here on business. agus fern. Sho was attended by Miss --

Ncllie lvi_cEach§_l'_l, who wore sl. go' of satin and own crepe de chen with hat to match. The groom w ably supported by Mr. Ernest Ma

wil Mr. George Lcard and Mrs. W. B. e_ ._

as St. John, NB.

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heavycoatS.w ` ripe

high priced fur. _M ____ d.____ Rmhgs, hen lann e_

ticfn ahguld lam-Jude 1 llbenl

Leard recently spent a few days in

Mrs. W. Condon, of Murray Har-

bour, is at present visiting in our town, the guest of Mrs. Murphy.

Mr. M. S. Acom was a visitor to

Charlottetown this week.

Work is progressing favornbiv on

the new potato warehouse and there is at present a crew of some thirty carpenters engaged at putting up the frame.

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Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Mallctt, of

Union Road, were visitors to the Eastem Metropolis this week.

Mr. R. Nicholson. of Charlottetown,

spent a few days in Sourls this weel: on business. _

BOWLING

Y‘S MENS BOWLING LEAGUE

Bowlers

A. LePage ... .. Johr-son ..... E. Clawson ... Taylor ... McLean ..... ...

254 173 116 131 138

159 300 107 153 185

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ay decide not to report on what

the President has called “a noble ex- periment." It may report enforce- , ment possible. Even if it should say that enforcement were impossible, its. opinion would be merely advisory. <_

But, whatever the commissions

findings, they will be something for; Congress and the_country to think' about. It the wets should make the ' », gains they claim in forthcoming elec-

tions, Congress might see some forensic fireworks more brilliant than those put on by the last Con- gress in which there were only about 100 wet representatives out of 455. and only sixteen wet senators out of ninety-six. '

To support further the belief that

prohibition becomes less of death-or- victory cause and more of a reason- able matter, or at least a matter of expedlency, there is the attitude of Senator Wesley L_ Jones. dry leader

Jones has said heiis willing to aéide

pressed in a referendum. A similar stand is taken by Ruth Hanna Mc-I Cormick, Republican candidate for the senate in Illinois. Mrs. McCor- mick is a dry.

There is also to hand the report of

the Bureau of Prohibition of the De- partment of Justice regarding pos- sible production of illegal liquor in the United States for the year end- ing June 30. 1929. This report is the first of its kind ever issued by a government agency. It makes no bones about estimating that illegal alcohol produced in and smuggled into the United States in 1929 was '13 931,172 gallons. The report says

ally in 1914. These figures are for production only and not for con- sumption. into which matter further investigation will be made. '

Meantime, there can be no question

but that the administration of Presi

Char otfefown and Toronto -

“BRAYCO” English Fox Netting is about one half the price it was a few years ago.

PREPARE YUUR SILVER FOXES FUR THE

, F'ox Shows

Build that extra pen now before any changes are made in thc tariff.

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Wear Ever Aluminum Pans $3.00 per doz.

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by the decision of his state as ex- »

A Buhach Flea Powder, per 1-lb. tin . . . . . . .. .. . 85c

Izal FieaPowder (bulk).perill. . 20c

1l2lh.bags,perlb. . _ . . . . . _ . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . ._.17c

“BRAYCO” BRAND SPECIAL T-IADE~T0-ORDER ENGLISH FOX and MINI( NETTING

“BRAYCO” Fox Netting is known from the Yukon and British

Columbia in the West, to L:lhradol' :md l\'c\~.‘foundl:lnd in the East. It has competed for years with :ill §».i..u_. ol' so-called special fox netting and is. as usual, the favorite of thousands of experienced fur farmers. “Brayco” netting is about one half the price it was a few years ago. Now

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Freightpaid on 500 lb. lots of Ross-.\li|lcr

` Shredded Whole Wheat “A” quality, per 100 lbs. $7.50

Shredded Whole Wheat. “B” quality, per 100 lbs. ... . ._ . . . . . . . . . _ . $6.00 Muifet Wholewheat, “A” quality, pci' 100 lbs. _ . ._ _ . . .. . . . . . . ... $7.50 Broken Plain Sodas, best quality. in air tight \vood‘ barrels, 100 lbs. $8.50 Gulf Brand Fishmeal. per 100 lbs. _ . . . . . . _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ . _ . . . . . .._ $5.50 Nevrfoundlaud Clear Cod Liver Oil, steam refined, 5 gal. lot, per gal. $1~35

1 gallon $1.50

5 . -Bl."

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if what 3_3 . '$1 it 'L ,;-;-'

(Cans extra.)

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(A complete feed and conditioner for foxe

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f’§;;"f;es° Fine Ground Chalcoal, pei th. _ . . _ _ . _ . _ _ . ,._

trimmings, tripe and herring, etc.

(Cans extra.) `

for prices.

Fox Tongs $4.00 each

' is the time to build your ranch, or to build a

.$55-1- .__,‘ -

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ROSS MILLER Standard Fox Biscuit, l/2 ton lots, per 100 lbs . .$6.75

' Per100lbs. . . . . _ . . . . . _ . . . . . . , . . . _ . . . . . . . _ _ . . .

ROSS-MILLER Standard Kibblo, V2 ton lots, per 100 lbs. $7.25

Per 100 lbs. . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . _ _ . _ ___.._._..__S7.5l|

,ROSS-MILLER Standard Fine l’upp_\' Meal, ‘/2 ton lots, per 100 lbs. $775

Peri00lbs.............. . . . . _ . . _ _ . _ . . . . . _ . . . . _ _ _ . . _ . . . _ . _ . _..$8.00

ROSS-MILLER Standard Charcoal Puppy Biscuit 1/; ton lots 100 lbs $8.25

Per100lbs................... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._........58.50

All the above contain 107, l\Ic:=_i. 27- Boncmcal, Fishmeal, Dried Milk - Powder, Cod Liver Oil, Alfalfa Meal, Yeast and lodized Salt, and are

ROSS-MILLER Wholewheat Fox Biscuit, 1/; ton lots, per 100 lbs. _ $6.50

Per 100 lbs. . . . _ . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . _ _ . _ . . . . . . . . _ . . _ . . $6.75

ROSS-MILLER Wholewlleat Kibblo, £2 ton lots, per 100 lbs. $7.00

Per 100 lbs~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . _ . . . . , . . . _ . . . . . . . $7.25

Biscuit and meal.

VITAMINERAL,10-lb.bag each . . . . . . .. $5.00

s.)

fs" MEALBLEND, 50-lb. bags, each . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . ._... . . . . . . . . . . . $4.75

Fine Ground Bone Meal and Flour. pci' lb. . . . . ... . .. 5!/gc

Fine Ground Alfalfa Leaf lllcal. per lb. . ._ . . _ . . .. 5c

- Fleischmann’s Dry Yeast, per 2!/Z lb. tin, each . . . __ . . . _ .. . . . . . . . . . $2.40

Disinfectant fox pens and dens and poultry houses with genuine IZAL

~ Write for price on fox food in cans. frozen horsemeat, beefhearts, beef

DISINFECTANT, in liquid or polrzlci' form- IzalDisinfectant,pcrgal-..............l...... _

"1 5gal. lots, per gal. . . .. .. ._ $2.85

°f the Sim Of W@Shina°°“- Sm *ef " ‘ IZAL DISINFECTING POWDER for disinfecting pens-lvrite

t leastone extra pen.

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this amount is less than that for the \“ , I - _ 1.-;,|,-hangs preceding yea", and l°’°d“°u°“ °f G“°“"° Engm" Wholesale and Retail Disiriblliors of Fox Feeds and Fur Farmln - Sm” abwme °l°°l‘°1 fm' beverage pm' M H' P. $70.00 Sl1PlJlies, also (irocclics, I-lzirdwzlrc, Furniture, Stoves g with or F-‘;l..tl};mut Bal: poses per capita in 1929 was about 5 Ranges and Paints

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dent Hoover is making an attempt to _ _ _ _

enforce the law. The transfer of en- _ __,, __ _.-_<,'J.‘ _*._'\j-;_~._

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forcement activities frlin the treas- :_-:galil-._,v;_",;‘;\:". ury to the Department of Justice has `,___‘_‘- ' -gr ..;:_-;.__

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resulted in some energetic moves. :».-2-s~» ' A t_ t ed th. if'ca- ' »-“"“ "-_- -‘ 3;.

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t‘ll§un`{l:lt.l:ucer¢all. and minerals rcqulmd fl’ 111° halghy growth of any four- fn sealed cunmin¢n-feudlr to M4- Made in Canada and packed under the supervision ofCu1ldlan Govern- ment Inspectors- Ordu A luwg qrmugh our sweat Plant or b

house.

Packed ln I-lb and 6)(-lb dna.

rite for illustrated literature- w1i'tCanad1an Co.

Limited Slllxr Fur food Solen D¢P‘V"”'“'

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London. E. C- 4- E"l|"‘°

Public Auction

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meralde. P. E- |-

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Sales

furnish- nclllyhs

Sum-

1059 988

Total ... . 2047

J. W. Johnston ... ... 189 153 C. McLean ... -.-.. J. McNair .-.. ... W. W. Brown ... . .

R. Pendleton

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123 233 109 1046

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'A cl l High single Geo. Johnson 300

' . High Three Geo. Johnson 473

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.tions of a $15,000,000 rum ring cper

_shutting off of export from Canada.

"“““"“g ”°‘“ “‘° ’°“““°‘s °' S" - .- e --frm - Pierre Miquelon has greatly increas- .--.-- . __ :J--2,-_,_. L““” ‘_,`:_____.____________.;,____ _:_____; _ .

145 ed. This is openly recogn'zed in situation in the eyes of sane wets wide attention. The anklets are used Ulxted States to Europe held up bel- ,, titles of butler ln .sta--_1_-_ ,-.__ ,, l 140 w°sm“gl'°“‘_ and 5 "ying squadmn Und dryS is that. lrhile an ntiemlitill addition to the ref;ulnl' iw_~,pit;l‘ llcr limu those to North America l. there l\~¢=l-fr 37__'.»'.f'»‘.:‘.` . , I _ 4

l0f fifty HBS been d\SPHl»Cl'1ed 10 the is being made to enforce the law. ings. c.:lmll‘ls.».. tile di-op in Canadian pur- .a\\V;r\-_ tr-pl, ,,,,,,.,,_ ,,,,,,.,,_., ` | (

169|northea_st_e__l_n stites in an aét2§;_;1; politicians express a wlillngnes_s to 1,, the Bamberge,-.lvgrtkllrg (-552 th,-, ‘¢1l.~..~_e:. ilgurlllg lwavlly against this cf dairy blltrr.,-_ -1-_,.5 _.

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116 v es o rum 1'0W listen to an expre on of op mon Infants of MA charles Bamberg r countr\ lg an-,bmed to 1,m_,_nu__ __________

trained and sent forth with the gos-

141 1071

Archibald ... ... ... ..

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Leaders

C. Smith ... 140 I. Reid ... ... ... 117

tl... Proud ... ..... 114 _‘P. Sentner ... ... ... ... 149

H. Cudmore ... ... 103

743

731

Total ... 1802

15! 182 134

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Against Grlpoe _ Having a bottle of M.nard_: handy at the right time wi often save a doctors fee- FOI colds. sore throat. bronchitis.

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ating in the eastern states. With the prlee 532,03 _ _,_

Price $75.00

city health commissioner has revealed.

ence of two witnesses at the t'.li~.»- of each birth, are being used as a result of u rule ewabllslled by Dr Kegel to

tlfication tags attached in th: pros-,

with self locking clasps which must The United Kingdom displaced Can- l-_und will be waht NMS-

he severed to be ren: -\~--d are nov/ be-‘ads as the best customer ci the? l»\cail_\'. at least. the effects 5118 used to D1‘€'~‘rUf» UWV \11lX\l\7S in United States in August Grca1_‘1.il2z~:l as highly beneficial to Chicaso hospitals- Dr- Arnold Krsalfnntaln bought s5'l_9zl_54o iw.-rl. on l.».-mel-_=, it-ml.-_ not being at all

United States goods. arcordllm tn al|'.cl~_<<= to

The anklets, bearing metal iden-'Department of Coml1le:'qr_» lf‘;»~';l_.l~r~~.-; duty

while Canada bought $31l_G;)i838lllf_-';l'lrcs

wo,-gh, _ :Si rents

In the same month in 1020 Call-_rlr-n"r'.er.

ada's purchase rcacllcd a l. 'nl of buttrlz l\‘

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N" '"5' N* X High 111", An, Amwk gg l baby mlxup, vlhl h attracted nation D~rll~_, Angus e p .

are the ad-

llle consumers. Since the '_ the darics have increased

rzlld to larmers i`rom 27 to per pound for butter fat- ille Ottawa retail price of hlch has been 36 cents, was

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gs; St-HDEES, etco . 'Uh mme' Art*~Am"k 233 ~, l ` \ 'i " O 0 ~ e.“'-_~ ' _, ' _~ t lil cx arts of the lc:-_ft is iclmd in the iml¥\¢1`1é° ¢l“\“"°‘ 25 ML If I 1 dol. 98:2 il l ' J

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182 len-atlon_ W€dfing'Ankl€tS ,BRITAIN acsr cilsronlclr o1'l-.fl\v.=l.of.t_ is-The New zeal e ran ' 131 Th gngom-aging feature of the l OF U. S. DURING Al'Gl'ST1:ll~.d butler arrangement terminated ___

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CHICAGO. Oct/aber 16.-Anklets WAGHINGTQN D_ C4 Qtr, ll, _mnlm ,rl-l|»lq 11-,5 been me Cm; a‘ lSp¢‘riai to thc ('.llarlli:l:ll

auders :llong the 'x'fll*lz:’-to Fl - ~._ - taken lodrly allcr C\lnnllml_. _~- ballerics had atillrlznri frm l-._ and two lllliled States \'¢__~f"._= T

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Uf e“f°f"'9me“t dlrecled against °°r' ¢hl`°“€h the baud- the Presldellw and Mrs. William \Vntl<llls were UTIV Orff- to the United States from irons from Pics' llrnlnlil 1 ruption and lawlessness on the Daft commission considers the facts and mxed in 3 hospital when ]df,mmm_ i`_~~:1-:l_i an Allgllst .=hov'eri .1 sizeable ¢l15,;,_,5¢d of 3 _;,€_]__.,___ ,W f _ l _°f “gems has been met with the the bmw" of Wohibmon make: tion marks on the babie.; were con- l (li'~'l"`3S"` 35 Conmalfd mm me Same C351- A M I establishment Of 11 5011001 in Wash' public its estimates ofthe position. _-“Sed by placing each child m tht, §nr:.llth last-year. Tile figures for

lnston where teachers °! HSGMS “fe “Tong c,0m,_ng_ ‘Tm mmm was ,m_ loss they were s4s,1eo_2o'l. i----M

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