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rm (‘HARLOTIETOWN ouaaoran

The Central Guardian

This column is reserved for new: of local Interest but advertising of a newsy nature may be Inserted at I cents a word strictly pay- able in advance.

tilzEililiwfori Ftiovographl. Y’

CONFEDERA‘. . IJFE rNsua- ANCE. l.»-67B9-7-2l-3l'2

ST. PETEIVS Cathedral sale. Wednesday next. High tea 5 to 7 p, m, 14-637.

CONSERVATIVE CONVENTION at Bradalbane on Dec. 6th, is post- poned until further notice due to travelling conditions. _ L-626-12-3-12

YORK UNITED CHARGE-Rev. J. A. Nicholson, Minister, services Dec. 4, 1938: l1 a. m.. Central Church; 3 p. m., York 7:30 Brack- ley, L-633.

are received for shipment to the Prince Edward Island Fur Pool Limited by J. A. Webster and Co.,

Richmond Street, Charlottetown.

L-i58-ll-l5-tf. PARENT TEACHER MEETING

_'I‘he Parent-Teacher Association

of Prince Street School will meet in Prince Street School Monday evening, December 5. at 7.30. Miss Mary MacDonald will give an ad- dress on handicrafts.

CONRWALL UNITED CHARGE Dec. 4-—KII'hgSlOilZ Service. 10:30 a. m-. S. S. 11:30 a. m.: New Do- minion: S. S. 2 p. m., Services, 3 p. m.; Cornwall: Sunday School 11 a. m., Service. 7 p m. Rev. E. R. Woodside. Mln-‘is-ter. L-628.

SIX-INCH SNOIVFALIJ- Snow still fell on Prince Ediwnrd Island last night_ During the day an ad- ditional six-inch blanket covered the province. Force of the wind was negligible although attimesit reacheda velocity of 24 miles per hour. Temperature last night was 14 points below freezing.

BURIED AT TIGNISII—MI. Leo Gaudet. 45. died in the Charlotte- town Hospital Thursday. Gaudet. who was a fireman on department of public works dredge. was strick- en while at work Thursday. He

m-al and burial will be hel

Tiirnlsh

FLIGHT CANCELLED- East- bound flight of the Canadian Air-

night was cancelled because of darkness. Trains running far be- hind schedule on. the mainland delayed take off until too late to attempt the flight. The

officials announced

is on display in the window

cademy include. Pewter

4 i} 4 .. . FINAL TODAY - 2.30 __ 1 _ a P.M. FlNAkllTfgfiggl-I .7 " 8'45 l LORETTA YOUNG - c. AUBREY SMITH 5- I ' "‘ u n H’ ’ '1' m mun "in Aim A PRAYER PANAMINTS BAD MAN . . v . . "v PLFS = SPORT _ NOVELTY - POPEYE PH > “Wt-DY 1""! WRIAL ' 'f‘W0 DAYS "Qatari non. a rues. s». 5 THE KEY- HOLE . . . 2 , at the matrtmomal ii ' . love-and-laugh hti t: . i. of the year! - ii e- f, w LEW AYRES - MARY CARLISLE - JOHN HOWARD , . f PLIS z COBIEDI’ — MUSICAL — PARADE SIIOWS 3.15 — 7 - 3,45 _P,M, J V . tl ' w‘ ter. A ‘throughouterJaatsolfffngroe Tet and hard winitl u dP lei!) ranks i v e e (Continued from page l) __ bxtlgfhte Qiiflubsgreirilfch 31°19 ma“ ' M the guns of buggers! had during the . ., r . on a . dgttkif sgffffimmhimffihbitogoxtg} op%esiiéescessity of providing grit ( “ 1.0‘ s» b8 x .1 . . ff.» U... Ger. for the birds was mentioned by the puiio.» \\ill_ t lO-C-lr... for 1 Y President‘ Alnadv ma, were be_ llllill‘ Parliament; aunt‘ kiiien ginning (O Conn-mam along the ~ ‘i; .<»,‘§@.i.§3i° bev a railway lines. sure sis“ they We" ‘ cough as he alim- hoiv all the 599111118 Erin's]- -' old "idolsK-znoz .-rhi.<m, state _ _.' » ,. ., .= . ‘_ Fl ll Flared _, m69a3Yl995°n9 lines. IUIILIXILLII ‘intlt. tgoliiqigéiéxrfleiilih During zllligegmg‘? 59550“ 3.72000 l --anda ale Cahsmbm‘ In‘ ‘a. ' . p T n were taken from the ll r‘ s the birth of tie Greater Gcimam. “"8" g5 c - ~ cl uifawfl In um -.-~> w the kcv address Cardigan rearing POMS and 136-‘ u ‘ g p d1’. ‘M (xlpplibn Hm...- 000 frv. smaller fish. from the i WARREN o 13d ‘X t mm. diffflpnae hatchery at Southport and dis- .‘ W I l- A M (Ittiwei i ahd Nazi Gcr- iflbuted m streams 5nd pondsbegen .' > ‘. . , P1 ,M.J. J. Lara . W’ B|NN|E l mgny T212- {Ylmm 1.?§,,§§.~m'h§“f,n'.§ fsxfigeriljigbrncgf rfisherles told the i? a A R n E s diiifiieifdhi-Xfiii starve a.‘ 1i ALAN IMNEHART He devoted his Clltllfi? talk to in- Queen; count‘. and 35 invKings I . {Elliai affriiis, but sine-stepped the Coumv the subarvisor Saki ( ADDED Jewish 1W1?’ In addition 92.500 rainbow trout g ‘Ewq were placed. in O’Keefe's and Glen- ,. * ~" r1 I. k . '4 l TOR CAL_ w: $111250: placing rainbow i "s I __i_. trout in O‘Keefe‘s or Glenflnnan 5 MYSTERY - I res was questioned by Messrs. re ‘ TUE; (Continued from imge l) fimdmgn‘ A: E_ Monlsbg ‘ Ml-"A “ , i?” " i’ ' " d th Pr id nt. They poin ‘Hows and Gaminssocvialtgion. had start- ggt raifiboweircfut placed in u“. ROBERT ed re-stoc iiig uior _here.NIIrt. Was same lakes a Iew years ago proved y} BENCHLEY 3.14.00 _ m, P“ fi,’éae’jfri“éf,i}f,lfefh'giii§fi- H, - ‘Q; a. failure. due they brelieived a» the ‘ ' " ' , “ ‘, _ i” ' , ' absence of suitable o: ‘l “ME” filuéffdf‘“w8hii‘ti “Efiéfiitidifi Pggvid; 3gb y": e right,“ y" ‘ _. . . . t e e o sreams, y pac- i ~ l d - t“ {xmfmglgffdeby gQ§J05f$§§¥-,§§ lffg fish ladders at all gehmsthand 1i . iriany young men who would act gfiegfotgtw%lutcgr%gygea§ed_ £15K -‘ , l 1 to dm ed “s Enid“ m? Judge mwugh" ficial rearing of fish would not Eastern Guardian i2?.‘.f§%..i.°."‘..§.i..;'i...,,..?%... ..’;:~1,.g*;§::. ‘:;.“§.§:i,..*,° ;'"§.g~"§.-**.,$; sev- m- whe- pmbi-m- he i»- ‘ - - ~ ‘ ‘ lieved. 1- in increasing magnitude, and so 5flIilTl€d man work for the Assoc- M Bu, wonnacott asked who 3' vrhu column la reserved for news flf,i‘“§’.{’§,“5,.,'}‘,’,§,§“§§§,f, °}§§,y,. :28?“ If; ‘gfsnfgzlggfi tfilgemggg‘ autlforizedcethe placing of it-‘aliéibg i " ,, . . - - . 3T9 ‘ ' t t thi yer and was a §".i2‘.“.'.“;;§{5:; “..“.t.;*‘i.:".'.i‘.‘:f.§i §.‘.%r;‘°°§. sfitdtiféf. ‘lagers; L3"-::.*§:..,*;<= mgggti... M?" tim; veggie-v y; ‘f ,; . - _ ' ‘ = H le_ f Sout po Ha c ery . i4 “if fitmfifn Tm‘ “mm, pay “Pa?” as 150° m‘ me Iiremggei-éiaf Mr. Justice Arsenault ‘was 111131918 ‘is it?) hundred dollars spent in o- QL c, ' a. {c '.._ _ .. . . _ “gm “m” mute, “t” Ty if‘ o“ d“; b” remm“ M the Fm‘ and Game building spillways along streams I trot PELTING PLANT of the Itloniiefluqlilfgrpiuléc 132:; aiidmrfs‘; Memng‘ I to ‘Ignite pools woufd do 5' grit?“ -- - - ' “ dea mprove sre-ams, r. Char;o.te~'oivii Fur Sales 55 Queen tered stock are in the increase. Goose 595,9" mulls“; ~ o _ ,_ p, ' _ . Morrison believed. It would be a fi l 5”?“ Jiihntbhiiyewthlrouztflouibe tit‘; flbilgéfoejéallllgv altljrtifleletiigemmals 1S Another attempt would be made good ‘tgfmpmmem project’ he stlrl- n. This is the most "WW-date T119 111055 imDflfbillli tiling 0i’ Eli hare a change made in the 51332:“; wonnacott suggeswd me - ii°“.‘i.'.“."d'€iif§ ‘c; zi...":r..;“§.5:".:i:;f r.%~".:::"..?:.i: it?" seer-Hon con-awe with (he . i 2' _' ' . .. .' ~ r -e s 2' ‘ cc. ' .. g by i . ItvctNSis no more and As one of the attendants saidt decided at the meeting. The session mil; ‘Egagleévelsgggfélv 11w‘; X88555 is (W119 Ilslil- N?“ 019611 fOT bU-Sl- can get a good sow from us fol ivas held m the Board Room of the m each county and ' stocked to ‘l Hess. the same price he would i183’ fol e- City hall here and was presided i 1 g m . Z 1-116?-11-2-5-W°d'3°t“‘1 poor one elsewhere." Farmer-ab are over by W. a. Gaudet. Presideiit- 1212"“ Sm able fish m; or "r 1 '-——————'i lu able to get into the p18 uS- Attenda r - sm ll d . it ‘ . i; ifesss on fmbetterlbasis ‘they/Meal? bgiievcdnlfirggi-S to ”.,.,"°.,,,..,.?Y,;‘.§ strum! N“ flneolekdll ' Pt rid 0 e r ow cass s _C a le weather, Out oftown mem- streams m me Piwjnce with E gradually. talnd sorergorsdral; bars ital title oégargifiatlion weir)‘: un- which he was acquainted were not i British Breakfasts i erase i?“ a e o ~.. no". e w Pm- e "ae- en -pa_ing pg. xgsnciiézipIfiXllflfl ey was an- town w]? Teeg{:g_ “Sig: wag ‘. ~ . lenty o ri em dug c -‘ i" ' M“ R- W- Tufts‘ w°“e‘”n°- N- got every time he went fishing c ‘. nzlodsl pilgggrgnfizaslikfki, Dlsclose New.Plan S. Migratory Bird officer 101' the did he catch fish The Asociation ti‘ 'r§n'“"\3*1§5-0i§‘i15/<bird"' Yer such of Marketmg G0“ xii“? cirflifiiiiiovxfutg 311C335 5mm“ w?“ mt’ PM“? m? ' . ‘ y‘ ‘ ' _ , more zea ous proec ion an a 91' ‘gaiheaftig °§f§§v°“l‘°1ai€0n“§i‘e IONDON Dec 2 (o P)—Mar- Af§§§ff§°f§ ‘ggegmgepgj, 3,553,; present. ‘T111911! was "igohsystgmiitic r down breakfast in his ow-n home et sources today disclosed a plan on Rem {he matter “mum ‘my gdyftg%ix?g tgmtijfitrtwg obviousexg; \_ so eat tho product of this pig g. which gold boarders can buy baby‘. be discussed prim- to the mfllauons are being violated ,. farm, says “Canada's Weekly.” gold in the Iondcn Market and Migratory Bird Convention at Ot- m“ M,‘ Pay-n}, smke lmmédb 'I'ho actual location of the ave a similar amount earmaiketi “m, schsduied for January, 1939, “My following My Jusuu Amen. 8.22mi. ‘i“{.“..“.‘§§.i"‘ .".l’°tifie"té.".iiif ‘§..‘éi.°y"§5§iiii..."'p.£?§t" wffélii: tubes“; y5.g§“;§.':;§;i..... m. w», in,“ w» “Meme, t» 1;,“ - r . . . c ' ‘ ful Lake of Tvm Mountains. Talk shipping r . question of the c0059 59850“ five altltfwedstaouf-nellfreamlzatto b: about casting pearls befgrrle Sklflléi The plan.‘ [devised when’ {ti}: characterizing the iliresent oplegn depleted v w en you see w iere ese pgs iropean crss arose. saves reg _ o _ 1m i, use 955x on e " have their home. you want to and other charges and provides a 3f ‘fimfltmgir when the scum; Aégcfgfioxritiemfifa;srafil°na;éig& change the metaphor and talk safer resting place for gold 111 opened thcre ivere probably not me amended constitution w“ read about casting panoramas before he event of wan more than gim. geese n the whole by ML l M_ Mun”. The old m,’ swine. Ordinarily there is no market province, Nor, more than one we” m wdstance since 1905 n In order to raise pigs for the or gold in South Africa. thehuge dozen were 51m; he believed. was 551d only 51mm engages English malrket.‘ dthe] b11301; type inggdprotriuctiorlithgrebeing gent Changgd hmigntttorrtv habits “of were made‘ one being that pmw was secure: anr eve ope . arm- o on or sae. owever. ur- geese in t e pas ew years m e i d f 1d] “gtrqh‘z‘,““n°d "Wflyto ftrfiien villi: ‘ng the last few months much of a change in the season necessary. gang; g1ftaeogssgcifaofcgfiglg

fat hog one. The rceplicn] could come and see for themselves. 'I'hey came. carmarking plan. Should they su-v. and WPTE convinced. boarders take advantage of it,i-he Soon word of the model pig farm operations will be went farther and farther, Just as through London banks.

I, M. T. OITY BUS SEHEDULE

EFFECTIVE MONDAY, DEC. “I

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N"; DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY Bus leaves Esht-r street at. 7.30 s..rn. and every half hour until last trip at 9.00 p.m.

Inn leaves Sanatnrium at 7.45 hour until last trip at 9.15 p.m.

nan. and every half

SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS

‘Bu: loaves Ether Street at 9.30 iun. and every half lonr until Inst trip at 6.30 P-m- lIus leaves Sanatnrlum at 9.45 a.m- and every half

hour until last trip at 6.45 pJn.

"FARES "

ADULTS. 10c cash — 4 Tickets per 25c (‘hildren (5 to i2 years) and Registered Student!- Qtfrmling any school, 5c cash. 8 tickets for 25c.

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To Halifax and Saint John

Going, December 9th and 10th Return limit, December 12th

T. B. ROGERS

1R1 Queen st. City Ticket Agent

A special meeting might be cai- led if Mr. Tufts cametothe Pro- vince 0n the ASSOCISUOIIS invita-

lion, it was said, Ducks Not Developed

Change in the duck the 1st of Octobgr was bv the my. J. Payne of Georgetown. only out of town member at the meeting. When the reason opened ducks hatched that summer svere not sufficiently de- velnpetl to be suitable game birds. Mr. Porno thought. He could sec no spvrt in shooting "baby ducks.

Objection to civinfZ 11D m9 19st two wrecks of Scptcmbor for duck shooting in any revision of the seasons was voiced bv Mr, J. E. Stems. acting scrrcinry of the As- sociation. Weather conditions the 1mm- pm-g or Sqpfflflbéf- made that time much more suitable for mick shooting than additional time in November.

The present mose season was described as “ridiculous" by Mr. It. R. Bell. In the section of the Province in which he shoots W659 did not arrive until thr- 6th of No- vember this vcar. In 1937 the first geese arrived on November l1, four zlavs before the season ended.

Attention of tho KiTSOCIRtIQD was directed by Mr, ‘I'll to the desir- ability of perham asking the Government to request co-opera- ticn cf farmers in nrovidini M- sistance to Hungarian partridge

Too Late To Classify \vANTED—-TW'O B 0 A R ILE R S

a l mm Sir t. ‘my m? Lfg38-l2-3-3i.

season to suggested

FOR. RALE-MINK. BEST QUAD- itv breeding stock. P911511!" Mink Punch. Mt. Edward Road. Charkttctcv-n, Box 465.

L-632 43f‘

' WANTED-A GIRL Eon notisE-

work. part tim

only. Amlv Guardian. g _ __

T0 I.E'I‘—0NE HEATED FUR- nislird bedroom at 89 I-Illbbtiro Street. L-M-

changre was made. too. in the set- up of the officers and executive. including provision for a vice- president from each of the three counties.

Lodges Stern

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Twas understood to have told Oiano the French Government was as- tonished over the unfriendly ges- ture in the Chamber of Deputies toward a nation with which Italy was at peace. I

"T00 Ridiculous"

He was said to have ed the Foreign Minister that insofar as the merits of any Italian de- signs on Tunisia were concerned. they were "too ridiculous" to be token into consideration.

British diplomats were reported to be watching the Italo-French situation closely.

Political circles said Italian in- sistence on recognition of Tunisian claims might be regarded as pre- Judicing the Merlitwranean status quo which Italy a g Great Britain agreed to respect under the accord they made effective Nov. i6.

If the Italian campaign should persist. they said Prime Minister Chamberlain and Foreign Secre- tary Viscount Halifax might bring up the subject when the visit Premier lvlussolini in Itay next

month. Cease of Protest Frencois-Ponceth protest was a-

gainst Wednesday's incident iri the lower house. when deputies sprang

to their feet crying ' Corsica! Dglbuuti; Nice; Savoy!" after Conn Clano stressed the It-

alian Government's intention to satisfy "the natural interests and aspirations of the Italian people."

rrancois-Pom-et acted on orders from Foreign Minister Bonnet. who

Brookfield. Working day and night since the blizzard on Nov. 25 the crew hnd reached a point beyond Hunter River when orertaken by the sudden storm Thursday of this week. They the City to keep the road behind them open and reached here a- bout 5 o‘c1ock last night. Highway Department officials announced nothing more would be done to opmi roads to motor vehicles un- til the weather cleared. 'I'hey could only sit and watch the snow pile up now, they said. as they lacked heavy snow fighting equip- ment. Before the storm this week the 49 Road to Montague was open from Charlottetown to Pownal and from Vernon River to Montague, it was learned. All snow plows were in Charlottetown last night.

—Attended by the Governor of the

members of the Chamber of Com- merce and a large number of in- terested citizens, St. Pierre. Miquelon. held its second fox show on Nov. 2i‘. By reuucst French Government Wendell Worth of Charlottetown. acted as Judge of the show. seven firsts were won by Gauthier Bros, of St. Pierre. The foundation stock of those win- ners was secured in this province, being purchased from Mr.

ington McNeill. Southport Mr. E. T. Mills. Kensington. The

the show were from Mills and the grand champion

from McNeill stock. chased from Mr. M. W. Wood. Soutlipoit. received a prize of hon-

about 500 animals being owned by Gauthier Bros

PERSONALS

msses Angela and Katherine Martin left. Thursday morning for Brookline. Mess. after attending the funeral of their father, the late Mose Martin.

Mrs C. B. McRae. Mrs. W. H. McRae and son Harvey of New Glasgow. N. S. and Mrs. Seward Bagnall of Sydney. N. B. are spending a few days with their sister. Mrs. Jean Richards, Char- lottetown. having been called home by the death of their mother Mrs. James Calder Sr.

The serious illness of Mrs. (Rev) J. M. McLeod since Nov. 13th is deeply regretted by a lnrge circle of friends who earnestly hope for her restoration. She is resting more comfortably the last two ays. . ~

Mr. W. E. Massey. provincial auditor, returned yesterday from Ottawa where he presented ii sup- plementary brief on behalf of Prince Edward Island to the Roy- al Commission on Dominion-Pro- vincial relations. The brief dealt with old age pensions, it was said. Mr. Massey was a passenger on the plane from Moncton yesterday

isiai morning.

BAIr-EA-N BEAUTY SCORNED

FUOHARBST- (OP) — Her deal-h under such circumstances foretol the crowned beauty of a Omatinn village drowned herself

yesterday made similar representa- to Rafacle Guariglia, bssssdqr.

tions in Paris new Its Am

Ill-h

not s single you man asked her in Mace. n‘

Students In

DURING the entire year pelts

died a few hours later. Besides his viridiow. three children survive. 151m; a

ways plane from Moncton last

crossing would bemade early this morning

ARTICLES FOR HIGH TEA-A beautifulhammered brass lamp, one of the articles to be offered at - the High Tea at Nctre Dunc 'A- cademy next Monday and Tuesday; o the Vogue. In additionto the lamp other handicrafts articles, which are works of art made in the A- ivork, hand woven articles, and leather work.

SNOW PLOW ARRIVES-The snow plowcrew from the Malpeque

Short Course

Social Evening 4i |

o le social evenind W"

hefiin ireinJPfice of Wales 0011989 auditorium last ndmhit when fofPy‘ eigiht, young ladies lust- oompletml a home mommies short course under the yOuUlj-‘Palnlnl Pm-ie“ said farewell to classmates. Fisher- men. blacksmiths. carpenters. and pouitrymcn, all taking training here under. the youth training 9P0- jeot attended the eniorable flim- tion and took part in the 9Y0‘ gram. Mr. W. n. Shaw. Deputy minim-r of Agra-nature are-Sided- lo a short address. Mf- 5M)" captained the pur e of the so- cial evenings, wh were held from time to time. ‘llhey aimed tn develop “iaiten-t talent" and to "educate along the lines of leader-

Private Funerals ' For Brash Victims

SALT LAKE. CITY, Utah, Dec. 2 —(AP) -—Berea.ved parents of the victims of Utah's school biu disaster which took 2i lives de- cided tonight to hold private fun- erals rather than have mass rites in historic Mormon tabernacle.

Most of the 22 school students killed yesterday when s, freight train. speeding a mile a. minute throu li a snow storm, rocketed into t e bus. were children of lat- ter-day saints farmers.

Driver Farrold H. Silcoir, 29. the one man who might have been able to explain the crash, was the 23rd victim.

An investigation will be made by Interstate Commerce Commission representatives. enroute here from

gton. Denver and Rio Grande western railroad officials announced.

ship." ‘Ilirough the courses it was hop- ed to provide for self reliant and independent communities. In that connection the speaker contrasted the old handicraft system with the present. “We must our human resources and improve our Island home," he declared.

Miss Mary Murphy of Sommor- ville spoke briefly expressing thanks of the students to instruc- . tors for their efforts during the‘ six weeks course. ' Last night's pm ram opened with an overture y the Youth Training Orchestra. composed of Charla McLeod. Ray Wilson. Syd- ney Stewart, A. Paquette. Lee Shaw, Miss Kay Dutney, and Miss Dor- . othea MacLean. ~ This was followed by James Smith of Kensinwon. Othur liens included: Solo, Miss I Flcivnce Moore. St. Catherines. Miss Kay Dutney accompanist; piano solo, Miss Airline. Poirier, St. Nich\‘as; stem dance. Paimiure Island: sing

by a reading

Iva French. Iiamipton; reading, Miss Frances latter, Hampshire, , Farming-

Svd Stewart. High Bank, Sign Dalton. t '1. Muhphy, A‘- berton In a special number

its; grlrmereltlltes, Kay Dut- . y ver, st. Catherines. 0mm’ Moore’

Stude ' in Attendance

Students attending onomics course inclu . .

Mildred E. Adams, Bloomfield Station: Jean Afllegk, Albgny; Kale Arsenault. Palmer Road 535g,“ cane’ §°p°“e1d' Joan Byme, aw’ ' R

the home ec- ded'