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Apply 201. Grafton hens Phone collect, R1-120
FOB BALI-HOUli AND' BARN. FOI SALE-BHOKE GH-'AVBL
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~;._@ - glhgtpig brqhu-|g9_ 9210-10.
FOR SALE-.\ KITCHEN RANGE,
Bilrller and Othér household FOB SALE-ONE MILOH
Base - effects. _Apply 109 Grafton Street, 4 years old. App1y_ B. 0. _We any evening except Saturday, be- _ Cornwall. ` 9224-10-
tweell 7 md 9. 9209-10-16-3|
FOR. SALE AT l\ULT(z:_ STATION. A truck, used one gallon. Apply seed b\i-“MII mod vluinq M11- in Harding. charlo to . ton station. together with 28-acres - _ M vm
cf ima in goes sms efcuiuvsuen. A large dwelling house and store are on the premises, 'i miles from Charlottetown. _ Apply Joseph Youn-
ker, Milton station.-P. E. I. '
, D250-10-lc-2i - _
._ ¢~_i~_-¢
plants, certified disease-free Fall plant now. $4.00 per 100;
'A mo ss rarvare cnnlsmss - L05* A ` `
Greeting Card Sample bcokfreo: "
tive iollara up daily, in spare time: experience er capital unnecessary.- Garntecn Cc., Brantford, Ont.
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DOUBLE YOUR SALARY BY ADD- lng 085.00 weekly selling Imperial Art Persbhai Christmas Cards to Friends, Business Associates: club
5 and Ohinch members, from Magni- l ncent Hee Sample Book, Imperial l Art,f'Mlilufact.urers, 51 Wellington ' West, 1\'1mnto. A. W. 10-1-t1.0ct. 19,
men and women already making 'LOST - BETWEEN CBABLO ~
ardisn
Guardian or notify the_Gu
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` Miscellaneous
Land Surveyor, Hermanvllle,
Bt. Mary’s, Mt. Edward Road
Boarders Wanted
Bodlllllls ACCOMMO_DA’rED.
Moderpconvcniences. Central loca- use/Appiy.lle~J-levlland~streat.-s
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3 board _Ind odufortlbio bod.
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FOB SALE--VIKING RASPBERIY '
by express. F. B. Reeves, south
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town and summerside about B albane or Fredericton the leg a.rm_oi a sofa. Kindly return to
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perienced teacher. Phone 454-
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Fusmlss MAN 'msmm' Wm, tiena.and `ii's`ie`tc`resig`r‘i cn saturday.
Jos- ..-_.___....-
room in private home.. Apply. _ _ _
17-2l._ _ .. pugguqgg scat in thenew House of Representa-
. ci._ _ _ cm-in.
and that 813 was ibsttaotid from a drawer- Nt sartleularl an avuiasic
front the pclice headquarters and the -
whole matter a inyeiary,
same-‘ro-sr snowann-msc Liuian osfvei- -whose mai-rugs tum blade in the near futlue was ilddds ered a _linen shower leversl nights since st the Home of was Pearl Our- rle, Euston 8h‘eet..Abcut twenty of the popular bride-to-be's friends were present. 'rl-ie evening was rounded out with five-tables of bridgi. was Carver received a number of vary useful presents.. On.Menday night another shower, a miscellaneous one was given the seine `young lady. by Mrs. W. Wa Brown and Misa Grace Blenkhom as the fonner's.bm`ne no Hillsboro Street. After the shower at Mrs. Brow:-i's Miss Carver was the guest at a lata supper glveri by Mrs. Prod-Gates. lheif Royalty. Only the _immediate nieniberl of tile- family were present. ~
'COUNTER-l'll‘1' QUAR- rsl.-Yeatarday a well-known citisen io\and_a.naoN h.ls‘ah.ange a quarter which minspactlon proved to be coimierfelt. Although the coin would
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Moumnaux-Ai. me oityvrrespltal oct. nn ie Mr. and ws. ned Moi- imeaur. rnirerman. s` sen. `
norm-At. the 'oity Hospital ost lo to ser. -ans Mrs. 'risen ueyis. city, a son. ‘ .
col-:sn-at me city ucaeiiai, oct. nu-i. tc ur. me ws. sau ocrun. Oiw a son. ~ __
con.:-at un -_oity nespital. ost. itth to Mr. and Mrs. James Coyle, Olt¥._a soil- _' '_ ` _ _
HIUKIY-At lndisn Rivaron sept. 27 toMr. and Mrs..ldl\i' Hickey, (neo Kathleen Driscoll) I. lon. Joseph
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» Male Help Wanted
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WANTlD¢-MAID FOR. KITCHEN
IF YOU OWN A CAB. AND
at Parker House. ‘ 9100-10-9-tf
a-a-xx WANTID-MAID T0 Assisi' Wrrl
general housework. Apply Mrs. P. A. lardubuecn. D0 Upper Prince street. , ;~~ ,_ _Piss-10-ie-si.
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WANTID-e-A-'MAID FOR. HOUSE- wegk. Apply 28 Park Terrace. nri¢iitenZ°'_. ’ szsanc-is-al gn.a;`.“,'%vlllsrisAs_ calms
~*"can be earned and
$3 _ ,¢i¢_weekly in spare una _ fwell mm line car-_l aonsl`_ cards. experience unnecessary. An early. start and oug. eo-operation assures Indesit. Bsaptiful new portfolio sample free. Master Kraft C0.. Limited.
Tegnto. Representatives _wanted sm towns also. , !‘. H. W. Oct. I.3.5.B,10.12.15.l'l.19.32
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nsuaale. mnarmic man for _
fsrred. Hopkins Press Ltd Prince Edward street. Saint
Teachers Wanted A
IIUOND -CLA!! TEA
Secret-IYY. - '. 9247-10
" sm. nonakr boss _ __ _ _ mg.
woasim warns wean px » or hour. washing or cleaning.
Thdre-.passed awe! at rlnette. 1*. fi I.. GH "duly -1‘!th.“lD39‘f`M1’- ‘Robert
Rcas,`ili the edth year of his
Ross was a son of the late
:ugly me emu mn. aus me live 'gthe greater part of his life in Pingttc. For the last eleven years he was mail carrier on the l!ldcn-Pln- etts route, and besides fulfilling _the required duties he was always reed! and yvilling to oblige neighbors and
irle___I”adla_;‘often at great inconvenience in if. A_iwsya_ens¢ri\u ans. im- niiisn. "lia"N<| 'many menus who deolvieeratnu ns-sins-H»vi11b° greatly missed in the community. but ig' is in the home. which be loved. tint. the absence ei his cheerful and
nsipfui pi-usecs will be nest mi.
'fbensrelsfttomoilrnthelolecl
I kind fatiigr,_ two sons, Sinclair and Belief. cr rinstte. and me brcupr also cl rinsm, leur lililrl. namely. Annie (airs. 'JE H- im.. or rineiial. usry iw-»_. Mc- uuaa si Qsstiapan. uau.>_-_ I-N* WI-_‘W-Ile i'l1ihns,`OcsanView.'ll\d'
Bulb. at soma. `
__ TM funeral service was conduct:
Y hu P.|\“'| RIYcTc A. Wa
Hemi rmeyilnc.. ciicccii. gun- t _ - ment in leifl\‘0emet_ary. ' ' A' "mug, m °¢ mn h
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Horses weilhlng from th iiunai-es upwards G°°d
from four to eight. Els l'
twenty-second at Urlfilllid October twenty-fourth at aid ds Henderson. North Riiler.
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tnshvcuvatecsmarasurncs 'nn cases mum was
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T0 'RENT'-MOILEIN sicxsnzm-Ai mount stewart, occ
_ _ house, central location. Phonleo 1:5 WL _ua _"M u°xm“,_ ".4 7°
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WANTID - PURCHASE HIT . irteefil
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type. sound good conlationil Charlottetown. Tulldly. 060°
corner
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(Canadian PMI)
MOIHRBAL. Que. Oct. 16-Jlhlfe
and 10 lvsep and lambs 0! Ill*
will . eieads
(gum $5.00 to UH
-from $5.00 for common in lag good auckke
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sas U,p,,""°° Rm” ,,,,`,_,_ _°,.,_ III, °,,,_ ingimecrnncc-wuli seine cpcccncl er
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1_¢’_a1_ nuns so fun] M‘y Doemrty _ of P81111" MICKGHUO King to bd bi'0l§1 __`.. ohm., v,n‘_WI _ - _ cast Thursday. l'1th,'over the Neilson
Salesman _Wanted cs1.sNnsa"sA1.nslu_AN
_.__ 0 " "3 _M 3”. mme possible by the courtesy of
AMPIILL-URBAN habla Prsdyterien Church, Denver. Col., on lepteinber 89. 1939. by the nv. Jenn ~--Brady. Jenn '11-ieciscn osmpbeu. late of Charlottetown. now of Wellington. N. Z.. in Irene Mae Urban, of Cedar lapidl. la.
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age seven yeare..l'unersi private yes- terday morning. ` ' ' ' ‘
yel1‘l.- Widow of the ilk Robin Md
.memory of my deal’
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IN MEMORMM
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eaaei-Drmenilleeves,wb_o lil _,_ ...J --»»- ~ il ~, “.°.:.t‘.:‘..°':.."°‘°'~ 4 l ll skill been rel. deal
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Erlmtp ilinitcil Cllurrll
THURSDAY -
0.05-Taxis lenarea-social Bail. 9200. , ’
not be detected by a casual observer a close examination disclosed lil rel* nature. The quarter had evidently been in. circulation for some time as it had an aged appearance and bore the daio 1920. This is evidently not thsnrsttimsthatthecoinhasbeen dsiected as it is much chewed Bhd bitten into by previous owners who became suspicious. The rel-1 test as to the validity of the coin is the list-
nessoiiisrlngvrhenthrownonthe
Bohr. Eloept for sllghilly softer i.h4n_i-ive geinuinethecoinisanex- cellont imitation having the ll,-Sllll decorations and mined edges to the minutest detail.
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HLIBONALB
Mir. Leonard C. Grant was a nia-
senger to Moncton yesterday.
Miss Charlotte Melllah of Welt
Roxbury Maas., is visiting in the
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carried canes, brought up the rear. to Government House.
The arrival in Toronto clirnaxed a
day for Mr. MacDonald thet was marked by a variety ei cvtnts. 'mere was A trip on the Maid oi the Mist at Niagara; a tour sewn ins Gorge on ‘the New York side, the entry to Canada. a luncheon tendered by the Nlsgara Parks Commission at the mlectcry. the embarking 'on .the special train, and the trip to Tor- onto. But. in addition ta all this. there wss another feature; a mes-| sage dtllverod by the Preihier to newspapermcn aboard the train-s crystnlllzatlon of the whole thought of his travels on this continent. There are forty liewspapermen trav- eulng with the British party. these include a group of English .iournal~ ists. a nuniber of representatives of United States papers. and Canadian reporters.
one of the greatest audiences at
a luncheon club function in Toron- to greeted nt. Hon. J. Ramsay Mac- Donald, Great Brltain's Prime Min- ister. _as the guest of the Canadian
city the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gomer, North River Road.
Mr. Wm. Dunphy. Mr. Lee Mc-
Carville, Mr. Oliver Burns, all of Ken- sington. lnotored to Southport on Sunday.
Defeat Certain
CANBERRA. Australia. Oct. lc.- ( C. P, Cable vis Reuters)-It was stated at a meeting of the Cabinet io-
day that the defeat of Prima Minister.
stanley Bruce in his own constitu- ency of Flinders is certain. though tile final vote is not available. Pre- mier Bruee‘a Nationalist Party -was decisively _defeated by the 'Labor Ptrty in list saturday‘s general elec-
Apparenthrhe will not even have a
tivss.' ` '~
'roivoirro oct le-oi euistsns-
natlorl wide network. This event is
Neilsolrs turning over their broad- casting rscuiiics to ins neininicn gevarnment.»
Jersey Milk Chocollts Orchestra
and otustanding artists will open the D1’°ll'am at the usual hour of nine o'elock (Eastern Standard Time). The 'Witches will commence approxim- ately' at nine thirty.
PSURIASIS
lcllnse and All skin Biaaaaea Take Oaii-_Herbal lenaedies Pamphlet on lkin Diseases also one en Loss ef lianheod and Dis- orders of lien, and booklet on llla of Woman and advice in plain envelope. free by mail. Eemedies by Mail our lpseialiy.
TH! ENGLISH HERBAL DISPINSAIY, LMI. ills Davis liroei, vancouver. l. 0. ¢aaeda'e 04111 Qsllllsd llerbauats
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Club this afternoon. Dignitaries in the city's professional, business and industrial lite were present; in fact. many of those who sought to gain admittance; in the important smu- had to be turned away. The dis- tinguished visitor was introduced by Arthur W. scripture. President of the Toronto Canadian Club. and was given a rousing ovation by thaim- inenss throng. There was a great outburst of applause which contin- ued for several minutes. Mr. MacDonald said, that when he
had left London he had decided to work six or seven days and then play. l-le laughingly remarked that he was not going to get much cha.n'ce ` to play. "I am very glad to visit you." he_oontlnued. I-le laughlrigly pointed. out that he was a_1nuch freer man when he visited Toronto before. He could _speak without thought of thgecnsecuences. he was an ordinary cltiaan. whereas today he was political head of the Mother- land. He referred to the hapvy iam- ily of colonies. which go to make up the Great British Empire. These colonies were as grown children of that Mother country. he said. cn-._ joying their freedemsnd independ- ence. "I go back to London and Whitehall and the House of Oom- mons, thinking of Cs-nada. of Aus- tralia. Bcutb Africa. cf New Zealand and of the _Irish Free State. and I relnernber that unless we can pre- serve between us the .bond of rever- ence, no other bond cln take itsI place." he said. "There ia. of course. a duty laid upon us all to be helpful to each other," he went on. "I'm not ashamed to be -a Brlilsher. I’m not ashamed to be a Scotsman." ap- plause). “It is the characteristics oi our ancestors. that independence ci character that makes us able tn do a good dsy's work. There is some- thing common in our hearts that makes us unable to live under con- ditions that would curtail our lib- any.. »"We also have in common, wealth which hasoolnotousasanop- ‘portunity for mental and spiritual development, and we have poverty; ‘poverty and honasy, which have al- ways gone hand in hand. Standing ss I do, representing the old, facing you, representing the new, I can tell you that not a sperrow falls in your affairs, but lf, is noted by us at home. I make the suggestion that in ac- oflomlc affairs we should cooperate more closely." He explained that he had no program to offer. That should be left fin* another time and place. "But I may say." he want on. "any- thing you can do along the lines Mr. Tlsoinaa suggested will he welcomed. not o'ri1y- by Mr. Thomas. but by my- self and the whole government. in Britain-V No government of Great Britain could force its will on any of the Dcininlcns against their will. he said. and the great problem was to been all pulling hand in hand with cooperation always the first céeslsasuen." _
"I want io see those units that
been ul Neither. spun of the finest silk. endure when all the bands of stall and iron. are corrupted and broken. We want to look into the futurewithannaityiniiearuforno man. and great pride in our hearts
IU Oli! DUB mill." he wntlllsdld-
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trayals In “Danger- ous Curves.”
P001’ Punchinello with an “It” punch came to the Prince Edward Theatre yesterday. in "Dangerous Curves," the latest Clara Bow-Para- mount release.
“Dangerous Curves" is "nobody's business.” For the record, however, let it be said that she injects as much vigor. enthusiasm and charm in the portrayal of a short-skirted and spsngled bare-back rider as she formerly did as a scatter-brained. adolescent pep and strut girl.
In “Dangerous Curves" Mies Bow
ish; love with Richard Arlen, a tight-rope performer. She decides to learn tight-rope walking ncrscir <se- tween performances as a bare-back artist), so that sho can get a. place on the circus program near to her beloved. She finally learns the wire-
tinues to demonstrate her love for Arlen and finally manages, by is des- perate rnove, to save him from dis grace, bringing him to a realization of love for her.
A splendid background of circus
atmosphere has been brought to the picture by Paramount and the dl- rection of Lothar Mendes is excel- lent, To Miss Bow rightfully go the highest honors for acting that rings
go the secondary tributes for their intelligent suppért. It is a great icture
` CAMPAIGN
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which has now been elect- ed vice-president.
The Association, with its member-
ship of more than 300,000 includes boys and girls in both the urban and rural sections of Britain. These are sons and daughters of parents who are occupied in farming or other business, and represent s fine class of British youth. my: some boys in Canada, preferably in farm work, it has been ieltthat Canada offered greater opportunities for advance- ment to those who were accustomed to work. and who were willing and ambitious to get on.
For the purpose of reviewing the
situation, oflirers of the Association, J. H. Eccles, President, and Captain Ellis, Becreluary, visited Canada this fall and have just returned to Eng- land. Mr. Eccles is a director of Bar- olsy‘s Bank. in England and Captain Ellis is Secretary of _the National Council of Social service, ‘ - During their visit, a decision was made to enter upon a plan for the placing of a number of -the boys in Canada, the initial movement to be confined to the province of Neva Scotia.
The National Amociation of Boys
and qu-is Clubs'ls an outgrowth ol' the work of the Nat-ional Social Ser- vice Council ln Britain, and operates much along the lines oi the Y. M. 0. A.. I-lid kindred organisations, save in that the National Association had extendcd__lts organization through- out the rural districts, where many thousands of splendid farm boys and girls. who are either working as such, or who are song and daughters oi farm ploprlatma, are taken as mem- bers. he the rural members. special
are undertaken, cul\'in_atlng in s.nI
annual national _iudgllg competition. I The Association publishes its own
periodical, given -over to the work
use scuviuss ci in zoo.00_o ycuinnu members. - -
The directors of the organisation
are now looking to Canada. as s field' for greater opportunities, particular-_ ly for its rural members. The odiclals have been immensely pleased with
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true. and to Arlen and Miss Francis
Judging competitions in farm workI
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D°mlH10n have not been well inform. | ed with regard in me pciliicei and. economic agreements, which were'
Mm Bow changes character In ntade and that in this respect they’ this one. she graduates from ine' 11°” deflded tv promote thc! sissy, cnucirieiieaaci-1 iiapper clan ic|““°’”*~’ °' UDP" Gimme- In these v work for her masmss den,” III words A. F. Patterson of St. John. trsgi-comedy. I-lcw she does li, ini chmman °f me Mmfinle '1"'““5P°f' T
tation Commission, expressed the_ text and theme of his address befwe ` thc Mai-iiimc Beard ci 'misc tnic`
afternoon on contractual transports-I tion rights of the Maritime Prov-_ inces. New Brurcfwick and No-Jn' Scotia. consented to Confederation only on the understanding that the central governing body would be ob-_ llged io construct a railway and pro- _ vide transportation improvements ati the expense of the whole i-.cuntry_ to overcome geographical obstacles and. ensure fair trading relations between ,
the provinces and also to secure fcrI Halifax and St. John the trans-Atlant
bI_IIImIII' "__ bIII_ ,IMS IIIII A,,eI.I_ic ti-cific cf onisric and the north-l 5 her Im, KW F.I.ancI‘_ femalrvilest, summer and winter. said Mn!
punis _ mm.” in the pIec°_ In ,Ima of hm! Paterson. in competition 'with the St. 1 npuud m.Np°mw°I.Ies_s_ Cm.; cI.m_ Lawrence waterways and the Unit/ed;
States channels of transporta-5 tion. so it was, Mr. Piatersonl
_ dcclanrd. that what even- l
tually became section sixty six oi_ the 1.ondcn_agrcement was the foun-‘ datiori upon which confederation was I built. This transaction being prior to the event makes the Intercolonlall Railway and its operation by' thai government in a manner that willi fairly consolidate Canada ecohom'i:~l ally, the peculiar contractual and. constitutional right of _these provin- ces.. Mr. Paterson declared the cons- ` titutiorial name of the Intercolonial]
'D ..D.I,I'"I,°I" curves.. Wm bo “hmm Railway had been discarded, its mari- I “sm for me Int uma Ioday_ _ agement transferred to a corporation l
with dominating interests in the _ other provinces and the _United Stat- 1
es,_ui:der_`mandste_t.o its management _
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to operate the railway-without- re-
regulatlons have compelled us ln H large measure to turn our backs to, the sea. _and with our faces turned_ to Montreal as our inlet and outlet; to the ocean. psy tribute to Central, Canada, the amount of which is al- most. unbearable. 1-Ie ursed all clas-I es and parties to request their gov-l ernments to secure the complete im-Q plementatlon of `t.ho contract of' union and thus do their part to con- duco to the welfare of the provinces and promote the interests of the British Empire.
Issue was taken by H. A. Rice of
Carisa and C. H. Wright of Halifax to some of me methods used to as- sist the fishing industry. » The resol/utions passed at this af-I tcmoons session dealt with provln-I cial subsidies, _grain shipments. New-F foundland trade, the Chlgnecio Can-i
al, level crossings and fisheries. Thel Board urged on the governments ofj the Maritimes to press for an earlyl adjustment of subsidies pnld|to these| provinces’ by the Dominion s0\'€l'll- ment as recommended by the Dun-I can Commission, The organization;
again went on record as consider-f
ing natlonalizatlon of vIhe ports oil Halifax and St. John of essential interest to Canada, and endorsed the steps taken by the transpectation committee in applying for extension
of the Quebec rail rate on grain. I
Thanks were tendered to the rail-~
way companies for the Maritimes :lis- plsy at the National Exhibition. Tho`
Board of Railway Commissioners was 1 petitioned to compel the railways toj make immediate improvements at, dangerous crossings. 1 ronorrro. oct. ic__A rrcwcled
day, the only one which he will' spend ln the city of Toronto during' his visit to Canada left Great Brit-, ain‘s Labor Premier rather spent at| its close. Three important. speeches.
into whch he again put the fire andi energy which has characterized hisl
oratory thus far were delivered hy;
Mr. MacDonald. The strain began to; tell upon him. and at the final of-|
iicial ensesement. of the day, a re-l
oeption given ln his behalf by the; _
their survey of the situation in me Government of Ontario, he was tool ,,,,,,,“,_ I I I I III I I - I
Dominion and have returned to Bri- weary to shake hands with thousands 1 te-in to set ai foot the movement of citizens who desired to meet him. l
which eventually may result in many He remained at the reception, how- ‘ ~ Stn' . r h\\\'“il'¢¢|I Of line British youths rind- ever until those who had come tel ” . ins owls in this country. miei him med put. Aa me line swims ff...-ic -cs sms.. in-cc.
by me chair upon which he sal as-!
men. the British Labor 'leader ainil~{
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ST. JOHN. N. B.. occ, is.-ii is' fair to My that the pecpic cr thu
gsrd for the contractual rights of
Continued from page l thc Maritimes. How can we be sir./rar-i
time people; the speaker asked, when . unjust governmental actions arid j
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FHE MARKETS
(Canadian Press)
o'r'rAwA, ont., oct. 1c_*Egg._.A
firmer undertone Ls reported on the Canadian egg markets today,
TORONTO:-The local egg market
iS Very firm and unchimg/ed, but a further advance on extra; L; expect- ed. Dealers are quoting country shippers for ungraded eggs delivered cases returned. Extras 46-48; fli-gtg 40-423 pullct exlrlis 35; second; 30,
MONTREAL: - Receipts of eng
here today were 892 cases is compar. cd with 344 cases on the same day g year ago. Fresh extras on this mar. ket are very firm under a. good de- mdlld and advancing under light re- ceipts. Eggs are jobblng on spot today at extras 54; ilrsts 44; seconds 32.
ST. JOHN, N. B.-This egg market
has shown sudden strength and prices have. advanced two to three cent; |11 around. Paying prices to country shippers for ungrsded eggs are now. extras 46-48; lirsts 40-42; seconds 30-32.
MONTMAL, Que., oct, is__wi¢,h
Ontario fresh eggs becoming more scarce, prices were aadvanccd for the second time this week on the local wholesaiif produce market. Today, other sections of the market Continu- ed steady, with only cheese showing n slight reduction in price. Quotation; on Ontario extra fresh eggs were gd- variced today to 55 cents per dozen. with flrsts to 51 and pullet extras to 48 F. 0. B.. shipping points. The cheese market was again inactive and prices quoted today Indicated a minor reduction. Number one Ontario white sold from 19% to lflll, with colored at 19% to 1915, while Quebec cheese sold from 19 to 191,; per-i¢g_
M`.A.PLE LEAF SCHOOL
The following is the standing oi
Maple Leaf School, McNelll's Milla for the month cf September:-
Grade X-lliargaret Smith; |
Edward Phillips.
Grade VIII-l Jennie Phillips; 1
Vera willlanisl 3 James Williams.
Grade VI-l Cyril Williams; Grade V-1 Doris McDonald. Grade IV-1 Leths Murphy; 2
Hpzel Banks; 3 Clarence Murphy.
Grade III-1 Alfred Banks; I
‘George Banks.
Grade II-1 Lee Murphy. Grade I Sr.-1 Marjorie Murphy. Grade I Jr.-'-i Lavinia Williams;
2 James Banks.
Annie M. Manderson, Teacher.
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