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l0 Cakes - -

Salt

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Tomatoes. 3 can; 25¢ Toilet POP — - — 25c

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All other Flours at Special

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Cottage Rolls Whole or Half. per lb. ——

Codfish Dried. 4 lbs. — —

Oatmeal Puddings Per lb, - — - I81} Sliced Bacon, lb 29c

K Classic Cleanser

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Snare Ribs. t lbs. 25c Sour Kraut. 5 lbs. 25c

Eastern Guardian speak At Ewgeping Reforms |n

.."l‘lis column is reserved for news of local interest but ltIVBIlIS-ll] oi a newsy nature may be inserted at l cents a word atrictl! WY- _a_blg> in advance.

JSUBSCRIPTIONS to . the Ohariottetown Guardian may be banded to their Rept. Archie Hume.‘

..'ROBIN HOOD FLOUR. i8 ec- onomical. More loaves of better bread from each bag.

..'FOXES intended to be 5111i!" bod through the Charlottetown Fur Sales for Dec. 12th. sale should he pelted in the very near future. First shipment will be made Nov. 29th. and skins to go forward then should be in Charlottetown before Nov. 27th. A later shipment will be made but early shipments will receive best consideration in 1on- don by being there in ample time.

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BIRDS DAMAGE PLANE MODELS

ADELAIDE —(CP) — Model air- plane enthusiasts here make sure llicrv aren't shy magpics Mmlﬂd when they launch their little craft on flights. Recently he birds et- tacked and damaged a valuablr model and a glider.

PERENNIAL ALDERMAN QUITS

BURTON-ON-TRENT, Eilgland- fCPi -Aldermnn Alfred Thernley. "lather of Burton-oi-i-‘Irent town council.“ resigned his seat owing to l1l~i‘-'altl1_ He served on the coun- "1 46 years and was mayor in 1930.

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_ BIQTIIS _i__

JAY-At Pisquld 011 Nov. 12. ma.

‘K10 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth P. Jav. srn.

J/vtl-At Pieqnld, on Nev. 12th.

19-18. tu hi1". unu Mrs. Kenneth P.

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MARRIAGES

lEARD-CURRIEF-At Z1011 Church Manse on November l6. 1938. by ‘hi’ Rev. G. Carlyle Webster. Miss Olga Grace Lezird. Borden. to Mr. Alfred James Currie. Albertzn.

MARTIN-Died at his residence 1114 Great George St. Nov_ 16.1938 Moses Martin aged 81 years. Funeral notice later.

BROWN-At St. Eleanors. Nov. 18. 19 . George D. Brown. aged 89. Fllneral on Friday at I o'clock. In- lrrment at. Bumme-rsidc. FlTEWAltT-At i the Prince Edward Island Hospital on Wednesday. NW- 16- 1939. Mrs. Guy Stewart. of Believue. age 52 years. Funeral from Hanelbrook Baptist Church. "may. Nov. 18th. Service starting ll 2 o'clock. Interment f-tazelbrook Uemetery,

In Memoriam

I I h N11111:": . ".i.'.'l‘.‘i'.l...°’u.if°‘lli- Nov. 11. 11m.

The ﬂowing stream of Bltostill th t h I h“!!! “I e noon e ar

e ve, the vo ee. brilliant h c th w o once 11a ere. hunted

life rolls

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Fall Rally ln Charlottetown

Meetings Scheduled In Central Christian Church Late This Month.

Rev. I. J. Cahill, retired first vice-president of the Unittd Christian Missionary Society with headquarters in Indianapolis, In- diana, will speak in (Timrlottewwn at the fall rally of Churches of Christ in this Province. it was an- nounced in the program recently released. Sessions at which Mr. Cahill will speak will be held on November 25-27 in the Central Christian Church here.

Mr. Cahill has recently return- ed from Jamaica where he was working with churches of Disciples of Christ. At present he is on a tour of the Dominion, speaking at rallies in Calgary, Regina, Win- nipeg. St. Thomas, and Guelph,as well as centres in the Maritlmes which have not been decided definitely as yet.

In addition to his executive duties with the U. C. M. S. Mr, Cahlll led the brotherhoo of Disciples of Christ as superintend- ont of Evangelism, following Dr.

For over twenty years he was secretary of the Ohio Christian Missionary Society and during

that time church membership in Ohio increased forty per cent. Previously Mr. Cnhill held pastor- ates in North Falrflelrl. Kenton "pd D'1_\'inll. Ohio. He is a gradu- ate of l-iirnm College and Chi- cago University.

Alberta Farmer Wins Title 0f Wheat King

TORONTO. Nov. 16 --(CP)- Sixty-year-olrl Nels Linden of Vlctnskiwin, Altn.. won the title of uihent king-and sac-at the Roy- al Winter Fair today and added to his laurels. and those of west- ern Canada in general. by winning the barley championship in the seed division.

Linden was the big winner oi’ a day that saw western exhibitors all but sweep the boards in the grain and seed competitions The first 10 places in exhibits of Hard Red Spring wheat went to west- ern farmers and the reserve wheat championship was taken by Cecil Troweil of Saltcoats. Sask.

Linden was not on hand to re- ceive his awards. l-io is ill at his home a LOOO-acre farm in the Red Deer River Valley in Central Alberta.

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(By The hﬁanadiaraei reﬁll Closing exc an e ra s ‘ At Montreal — ound 4.74 13-32.

U. S. dlr 1.00 15-16; franc 2.65

-32. At New York —Pound ‘L70 5- 16; Canadian dlr .99 3-32; franv

Aatlitm -Pound 11am n: o. s. dlr sacs a-t fr; Canadian dlr

b] Wife and Family. As-IQ-II-IW-Il.

Jesse M. Bader in that position i

Handling 0f Criminals

LONDON, Nov. 10 —(CPCable) -Flogglng of criminals will be abolished, except for serious of- fences committed within prison walls, under the terms of the gov- ernment's bill issued tonight in- troducing sweeping reforms in the handling of cr mlnals.

Mutiny. lncitenzgnt to mutiny, and gross personal violence to a prison official in future will be the only crimes for which flogging may be ordered.

‘rho measure is called the crim- inal justice bill. It does away with hard labor and wipes out the term "convict". .

It envisaged drastic reforms in prison life with special emphasis on more humane treamtent of youthful offenders. The terms "hard labor and "penal servitude" would be abolished as ancient designations no longer a- plicable in modern institutions.

Home Secretary Samuel I-loaie plans to move the bill for second reading in the House of Commons next week.

Of particular importance in the bill were measures modifying the treatment of the young offender.

"Juvenile compulsory attendance centres" will be established in the large cities where children be- t/ween 12 and 17 will be required to attend in spare time as punish- ment for minor offences.

Offenders between ml.‘ ages of 17 and 23 will be sen. to special remand centres instead of prison when remanded in custody or committed for trial.

Hostels will be established for youths of 1f? to 21 guilty of non- serious offences. At these places disciplinary conditions will hr- im- posed but. the occupants will be

ermltted to continue their regu- ar jobs.

Habitual (‘i‘ll‘l"l1lli‘l'S will be divid-

ed into two categories. under 30 anzl over that age. The courts will be empowered

tn impose ‘rorrectlve training on the yonrigrr clsr-sificoilnn and preventive detention on the older persons. inrtead of lmnvhonment.

‘The term "state nv-ntal patient" will be substituted for “criminal lunatic."

REWARD TOWN PLANNER

LONDON. —(CP\ - Slr Ray- new Hos-uni Memorial Modal given mond Unwin will be award-us the bv the Garden Cities and Town Planning Association Nov. 23. He designed Letchworth. Britain's first garden city.

Too Late lo Clasify

EIiaTI-aundjimwf APPLY 106 Spring Park Road. L-250-ll-17-3l.

1T0; {sinusitis Arlinmanm furnished. electric tame. Apply garnish. L-m-ii-i 511. son sALa-riroloooomman

foxhound pup. Bred u; run, Apply Ollie Douse. McIntyre JEEQWYT-Ttrizﬁzlklfl-ﬁ

LOST N0. PLATE mm BE- tween Marshfield and Moron.

ans n. _.. a 11 . so: u. a. i Finder only .1. n. Coffin. silt-now? 0.21111: all- n41. J ma» w. i-alt-u-ir-al.

THE CETARLOTTETOWN G_U_A_l_Z_l)IAN

The Bentral Guardian

Phil column is reserved for new: o1 local interest but advertising of :‘ fanny "nature 1:1: b‘: inserted

ceu . ‘u. m mvawvéor str I-ly pay

CHARLOTTETOWN Fox Club meets tonight. L 1.

NURSES BRIDGE , Home tonight. ' K 12.24%

n. 1. s. DANCE-The B, 1. s, m“ held last 111cm in t-lielr hall was well attended. Music was fur- gyished by __0. K. Presby and his Novelteers . One of the featuies of the Program was the vocal sel. actions by Miss Mary Pqiﬂen

FUNERAL ON FRIDAY-The remains of Mrs. (Col) Theo. s, McLeod who died 1n Winnipeg on Sunday will arrive at Hunter River Thursday evening accgm- Denied by her daughter, Mrs, Robert Bell. The funeral will take place on Friday afternoon, the service commencing at 2.30 in up: Presbyterian Church, and COll~ ducted by Rev. S. C. Ccopcr. ‘llastor of the Central Cllfigugn Church, Charlottetown.

Cans COLLlDE—_'I‘\\'o (‘Hi5 in collision at the Hillsboro-Fitzruy Street intersection last main were . badly tlivznagcd city pOlii-w _,,,,.»| i Drivers of both cars were l|l'i'f‘.~|i'(l 1 pending investigation inii. ennui. tion of brakes which 11.11160 oc- lieved were defective. Following the collision one of the vars struck a lightuoole snapping it oil‘. Nu one was injured in the crush. Ono of the- drivers had no 116011.51". policc sold. ‘

JAMBOREE DIOVING PlCTlfRE —A number of Boy Scout leaders were favored yesterday with a pre- view, in Mr. N. D. MarLcaifs par- lour. of the Jamboree moving p.c- ture film taken at. Camp Burliun by Mr. Cleveland Craswell. Ii i» an exceptionally good picture. gu- lng a fine insight into the active operations of a. Bov scout camp and excellent views of Scouts and Scooters ImOWn in. different part5 0f the Province, The picture will be greatly appreciated when ex- hiblted at Scouting and other c11- tertainmehts.

DIRECTOR 0F F. C. A. ACT HERE-Mr. H. l". Gordon. direct- or o!’ the Farmers Creditors’ Ar- rangement Act. Ottawa. has been in the ‘PfQVlilCE! since Tuesday in connection with work of 111s de- partment. Interviewed last night. on the eve of his return to the Dominion CopitoLhe hud no com- ment in connection with his visit here. The Act of winch he was a director went out of existanco at the end of next month, lic pointed nut f-fe expected there would be quite a number of new cases com- ing up to take advantage of the act before it was discontinued but he was not here to check up on that particularly, he said. Mr. Gordon is a brother of Mr. J. P. Gordon. of the firm of Moore and McLeod, Ltd, in this city.

HCIIEAP FOX FOODS are dear In the end. Ross-Miller Fox Foods- Vita-Crumbla (Reg’rl.t“A" and Vila Crtlmbla (Regd) “B"—are not cheap fox foods, but they are the least expensive by the time peitin time comes and you want to se your fur. They get quality for you, and quality gets the price.

PERSONALS

Rev. Canon and Mrs. Malone left for. Halifax on ‘Tuesday where Canon Malone will attend the Synod meeting.

Miss Ray Gillespie, Kent Manor Apar merits, leaves on Saturday morning for the Paciﬁc Coast. where she intends to spend the winter months.

0anada’s Exports To llnited States 0n Upward Trend

OTTAWA, Nov.

large; to increased shipments 0 old uilion, Canadian exports t1 he United Sales moved upward in volume during tho last lIITEl months and on the evu oi the Sig;- lng of the new trade agrccment - tween the two countr touchet record high figures.

This spult forward reversed th- balance of trade beween the twc coun‘rles which had pYCVlOllBI) been running against Canada um which has see-sawed back and fortl in recent, years.

Both September and October ex- ports to the United states madv new high marks. T110 Oclobcr iig~ tire was $101.0.:0,00U and Hcptember $61 257.000. With imports iroin the Uni ed Stires in Septemn 1r ctnl‘ l‘ _ $34,705.180 the favorable balance 1i tiade for that moiun 11-11» $26.11;.- 312. Canada also had n small favor- able balance in August with exports of $40.237.3'l3 and i1ll1)Ol‘i3 nl $35.- 269000 but the inst 1111-11011» favor- able bu once was S1|).L‘l‘ll1.){‘l‘. 19.17. NEAR RECORD DAILY DOUBLE

PAYOPF

BOWIE. M(l.. Nov. 16- iAPv- Qwo Washington \\'OI'Iif‘ll,]lO('I(Cl.E‘(I today the second largest rlnlly‘ double payoff in lilo Unilrii $111119 turf history.

Mrs. Robert DWyPl‘ oi Wash- ington. speaking for liclxsrli and Helen O‘Brien. after they" coiicrt- ed 56.754510 for t" snizi: W“ kncw

truck driver. set an American rer- ord for daily-double Dﬂyflllo. v01- iecting $7205.40.

i. Glasses 0r Private Instruction

Oral Interpretation .0 Literature

Vocal Technique

Public Spenklng

Corrective Posture

Expressive Voice Culture

Choral Verse Speaking

Coaching one act plays

Pantomime

Minor Speech Defects.

Edith Hill, B. L. I.

Emerson cont-gr,‘ Boston. Phone 122-1..

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nothing about ti _ horse. We 11181 liked the numbers." _ ._ Three years ago at Tropical '

Park. Harry Topsry. Jersey City

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Be A Lucky Holman Visitor

In Our Furniture llepts. SUMMERSIDE and CHARLOTTETOWN

We ore justly proud of our Furniture Department's-The finest in the Province-We invite you to visit our stores end inspect the newest furniture fashions now on display.

Every visitor irom now until Soturdoy, December 17th is eligible ond will hove Ins or her name entered on o Ballot. There is no obliga- tion and oll stand on equal chance of winning one Big Turkey of ouch of the stores. Come in-Cost your Ballot-You moy be o lucky Winner! .

Drawing Takes Place Saturday, December 17th. At 9.20 P. M. At Each Store

. ...___._. ._ __i_*_i _ _ relations with employers as an "lm- part-olwthe ‘coilotitution a.» <u-.u-.?<i' shakable nolwyf‘, _ l by a Constitutional 0017111111100 Homer Martin.international pres-y Gunny Shakmg his head am;

ident of the Unied Auto WOYKQI-il waving his right arm, Lewis said:-- 1 Union. supporting the resolution qt 1° not r1311, and we d0 no; m.l~ ‘ llwmiiﬂfiillll! 1-111"- llvllfl? P1632941 10nd to lot a 1114111 merely \\‘1'l1 'n‘ “ that his union would (in its pari 1o: iglgﬂ 1Q (‘Qnlg ip-yi- gm} (ii-i . ‘ ,.' gbscrve contractsindtlic ututo n?‘ work of this comnnttm....1 1101M; .. .. _. T, y. _ _ g I ¢§fuiir$°wiii°'i§t“éy' “£1.18” “lush glgggggglggqhig> gjggggga. mum‘ Y" i

sing girl; manufoctiuer in the U11- I Q , . 5 i1 cont-acts with Closer Soviet - U. S. Co-operation Urged

Lewis Likely To be Elected President

. . . ZlI.'\'..\.\'D'5 DEFENCE all major auto manufacturers ex- 011% the Ford Moor Company.

\\'El_.l_.i.'G'I‘(‘_‘ — CP — Reg». e 10-point constitution vested N M‘ 1 )

(By DIARBEN GRAHAM lnlrfllilill of a llWlOllfll military r

Associated Press Stall‘ Writer)

broad powers m the hands of its M‘ I ' crvo 101' llllll 1 {i1 re 1 emer- PITPSBURGH. NOV. 15—-1AP)— 11018-15. and providedytor the eoilect- 51mm ‘£51 gency is lmzie: ‘ Vfrlffﬁirll/HPUEH The new congress of lndugtﬂg] 01-. ion of a ‘war chest at more thani - 1- . e _ _ the DO... .. 7.41185‘. gamzatiqns, rolling m; top speed, twice the rate of the rival American; emmem "R1111 “$51M today 111 R- ‘ " ' - estabilshed a constitution today Federation of labor. ‘ y ed 610591" 600061311011 with the A‘. y}. “Wu without dissenslon and swu-nu into John 1.. Lewis. chairman of ~he United stem Win18 the (Ictﬂmim- HOB; l,“ ﬁi-b . ~ C? the task of writing its economic convention and apparently cerlalnl 1st party newspaper Pravda called _ . R’ ..u .1 --< -. and industrial pOliclies for the fut- of election as President oi the newt anti-Jewish violence in (legmany Abomd a su- . ure. labor group. demonstrated the firm] “a direct result‘ of the critical sit- an aovaiivr f‘ The convention approved, shortly grip he held 0n the sou clclmrntes uation of the Fascist dictatorship.“ ed for a "in <1 l. iltopin" in the

during the day when he crushed a Marquesas 1:1 s in tlie CcniraJ Pacific.

move b some delegates tgchjggg

Pravda recalled that anti-Jewish violence

waves of

before adjournment un ltomorrow. under the

strict observance of its contractile

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