NOVEMBER 23, 1933

FREDK HUTH t? Co.

58/60 CANNON STREET E. C. 4 London, England

Announce their

, COMING SILVER FDX AUBTIUNS

January 8th, 1934

Last Receiving Day in London

March 5th, 1934

December 23rd- 1933

Last Receiving Day i.» London

May 7th, 1934

February 21s.’. I934

Last ReceivingDay in London

October 8th, 1934

April 25th, I934

Last Receiving Day in London I

Selling Commission 6%

September Beth, I934

No charge for buying back.

No charge for cleaning

foxes.

Shipping Tags and Bags will be sent upon

receipt of request made

to our New"York office

Please address all correspondence to our New

York Office, 542

West 36th Street

SLUM cncsnsucn ENLARGED.

England's slum-clearance cam- paign is to be greater than at first planned. This has been announced by.Sir Hilton Young, Minister of Health. The original plan was to replace 200,000 houses in five years m. dthus provide homes for 1,000,000 people. “I am glad to say that the lstimate based on the returns al- ready received shows that the goal lhould be attained and passed," said Sir Hilton. “The estimated totals from these returns provide for the zlearance of 210,000 houses. and the ve-housingof about 1,050,000 people in five years. The cost will repre- lent a total capital outlay in five yéars of $475,000,000.”

SALT MOUNTAIN DISCOVERED

Described as "an immense dome of salt", s mountain has been discov-

l cred by Soviet prospectors in South

Tadjukistan. near the Afghan‘ bor- der. It is named Hodzha, is 24,000 feet high, and believed to contain about 30 millard tons of pure white salt. Mining will be started at oncc.

llinard’: Linimoni removes stains.

Advertising Rates- Esstcrn locals, 2c. per word; Notices. 70c per Inch; Lists

cunts.

BATE-so per word. three In- sertions for the price of two, strictly payable in sdvsnce. ligtfilg

FOR SALE - AUCTION FORT!- Five, Bridge and Whist Score Cards. Guardian Central Job Prinitery. Nov. l-tf.

FOR RENT-ONE KITCHEN, ONE '

or two bed rooms, barn and - bl

2994 ‘

ron SALE-SMALL rox nsucnl

SEA GULLS DROP CLAMS ‘ TO BREAK THE SHELLS GROWS BEAT THEM TO IT

SEATTLE, Nov. 20.—'1'he crows seem to be winning out m the big battle along the beach in West Seat- tle. People living out there say the crows have all the better of the sea- gulls.

The gulls claw lo rlarr-s at the ‘water's edge, soar into ‘he sky with them and drop them on lhe rccks below, to break them open. But the crows pounce n lhe crushed bivalves before the gulls can glide down.

AIR LINER DROPS ENGINE

As an air liner was leaving the airport at Bsgdad, Irak, recently, its star-board engine dropped off. The pilot, with the two other engines working, continued to rise, and thus avoided a collision with the mound surrounding the aerodrome, but was forced to land, wrecking the ma- chine. None of the four persons a- board were injured.

MinarrYs Llrllmeni: removes stains.

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Payable in Advance

Central Guardian locals, 4c. per word; Western and

Announcements and Corning

Events, 2c. per word; Claliiled, 2o. per word; In Memorials

of Floral and Spiritual Oiler-

lugs, Cards. 01s., 4c. per name; Letters of Condolence. 70c. pu- inch; Notices of Thanks and Appreciation, 70c. per inch t or 4o per word. Other rater on applications.

, Minimum Charge for any advertisement twenty - tivs

FOR SALE - AUCTION FORTY- Five, Bridge and Whist Score Cams. Guardian Central Job

Printery. Nov. l-tf. IE1; ‘Help Wanted

WANTED — SINGLE MAN EFFIC- ient at farming, ranching, petting, building pens. etc. Arthur Wood.

2903.

WANTED-MEN WHO THINK that our economic system can be improved. If so write P. 0. Box 184. All letters confidential. 2i

just outside city limits. Apply W. -

-_f*_-EYBLEEL°_-_L"_*’_.§F"E-§LEW IJARBOARD SUITABLE FOB lining outhouses, etc. 1c per sheet. Guardian Office ti;

BALE - MARCONI (BATTERY) Radio in good condition. Owner installing Electric Radio. P. D.

McGuigan, Vernon River. 2905.

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TOR SALE — GURNSEY GRADE Cpw, newly freshened. Would ex- change for Shorthcrn Heifers. Parmenas Hughes, Union, Lot 33.

2908. j<

SCOTTISH TERRIER PUPPIES for sale. Bred from our stock, im- ported from the world' famed Chairman's Kennels, Scotland. Be in the fashion, own a Scottie. For particulars apply Manager Cossar Farm, Lower Gagetown, N. B. 2797.

“no waned l

WANTED — RELIABLE MAN 0R man and wife for farm ~work. Non smokers preferred. P.

Lfisitimpvlarltsg

GIRL WANTS POSITION AT

housework. Apply l8 Granville St. 2

__T_T______._._L'_€_'I_'ZIIIS LOST - SILVER BLACK FEMALE Fox. Light Medium Silver. Tat- tooed. No tip. Reward. Fease notify Tom McLean. Milton. 2380.

To*lfe_t

T0 LET -—- IIOUSE I93 KENT ST. Frank McRory. 2951

T0 LET - NICE SUNNY FRONT room. Meals optional. Phone Bil-J. 2875.

- TO LET-HOUSE ON PLEASANT

Street. Apply W. u. Townshend, _V 70 Longworth Ale. 2875.

T0 LET — FURNISHED HOUSE. Central. Modern conveniences. Good condition. Apply Guardian Office. 2934.

TO LET — COMI-‘ORTABLY FUR- nished bed-sitting room-steam heated, also fireplace. Also ad- joining bedroom. Meais optional. Apply Guardian. 2am.

__ Jylisgllaneous

Blue Bus will run Mondays, Wed- nesdays and Saturdays. 297

AUCTION sate rnornaw or James McFadven at Fairview. Saturday. November 25th at 2 PM.

Fox (marked) Medium Silver. Finder please notify James A. Long, West Royalty, n, n, m; '1, P- E- I- , seas.

Salesmen Wanted SAI'I._E—“'_SMEN—SU'LICIT' ‘seminars’ rom ‘ ‘ ’

L051‘ - 0N SATURDAY NIGHT violin in canvas case. Finder

nation- ally known collection agency. Best of references exchanged. Excellent

lease notify Vlcndall Yco, Union Lot 9. Howard. 2078.

commisAsion. Bo! Ml bunny, N.Y..

John McDonald, Auctioneer. 2956. l... m» 1- ' I It". 7 Hr rrum- 1m .,__ , At l' l' -l‘oulul R1 R2", fr: Fnnnl]. i__-______ , _., , . ._ PE FROM RAN MALE Hi III! ILJS i'r, ll. 24. dollar 13.3.»

THE CHARLOTTETOWN

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Pivotal New York Stocks

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CA5}! PRICES Wheat: No 1 hard 01%;

No 1 nor 04%: No 2 nor 81%: No 3 nor 00- No

4 nor 57%; No 4 54%; No 6 51%: (lived 49%; Truck and No durum -n‘uls=uo2cw2e1/.; No sow

nnll ex I feed 2673,; No 1 feed 20%; 2 fccd 2H4; Rvjected 215/4; Track

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liurll-y mulling grades 6 row ex 8 (7 IV 38%; 2 row u! 8 CW 30%; Other grlllles no 8 C W 34%; No 4 C W Iiilll’? No 5 C W 311/5170 0 C W 80%; Truck 311A).

PRODUCE

(Cunulilnn Pre MOIVPIIEAL, .\O\ 2‘ euscll sllgllliy lrl lll lllL‘ the lust ill-w weeks on tile dairy lllld [IIKMIIILS lnu;

Montreal t today willie blltLr uull l-llccse II:l.li iurd unchang-

ell. Ifrl-sll eggs \\'L'I‘c quutcll at 48 ccllis a dozen ion A-lu gc, 43 cents [or 1\-lli\‘(lllllli and 3S cents fur A~pulluls for glnllcll .ll[ii|ii‘llI.S in curl ts or ll-ss of liriish ljnlnmb as. U.l.urlul~l “ere J7 11- ~18 cents a duzen for A- lmgv. lll in .3 cunts for A ulcllllllll anll 3S c uto ful~ puliets. Storage eggs rcuunucri u..c.ull=gc.l.

T-H‘. llé-‘ll lr‘\'l\l~ thut have pravnll- eggs fol- lhe lust few nut-ks '- rut down conllnnlpfion and ii‘- li~llll= lll-lsulnc iglltcr, tending tn

case llll- ulllrkel. Arrivals for the dlly l‘

lo.llll ll 7i vim-s. . No l g ilIlC hum-r in curlnts on less was llllllvll lit III"; lo Lil-l) cents ll pound for no .1 grade. Receipts were "r hnxl-s. choose nlllrkut held at the ks l|I'(‘llIlE, Ollfllrlos living til/j u» fl po~nll illiil Quehcca ‘J (ftlliisl. .~\ loial of 2-11 boxes was offered for salt‘.

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Quebec [Vililififlfl continued at 65 in] "

T0 cents m-r so pound hag with New llimluswi‘); green mou twins an simil- ur qnnutiilug st 7h I-qllu Pr nco Ell- wlrri muulvtuius brought 90 cents [lcr ill) pound ling.

Markets AtA Cla n c e

(Cunlullun Press)

TflDvlIiO ulul Aluulrell-t-stocks rl-glllllrLv loner.

’l‘ul-nnlo Ilius-Plusl-d lower.

New inrk-—Stucks l-loscll

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cll. \\' i lln ipr-g \\' hovt closed lower | .\uw ‘u.!uu lower: rubber“

coffee : . gun ullr-ilangl-d. -

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Furl] of Can llllp Oil .. Int Pete ... .. Niuu llull ... ... ... St Oil lllfl .

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ltuvul li llk of Cllnullll closed tnlllly us fl|llll\v.-=:—- Angcnflllll IYPPO .4102‘. Auslrnl ll puulnl -l li"i. Austria sl- ii ‘n '

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,\ l-n "-002. rln llilvur .017. 1 17$"

-\'uli'h ATrH-u pnunll 5 1084. Spain p lu-‘ll .l2l'l. Sun rlvn kvl-uc .200]. N\ twwlll-wl from‘ H002, lllfihll ~|:l‘rs llollnr UK per cent Nl<‘.\\' Willi "w ilk-Foreign ox ,-;,1|w,. yrfvilll)‘. Brita-n high r. A315,; '--\- r» l-lnm- .1 rm: no .1 41' vlc-c fl l5‘ lhlv

"unuflil 0n; Germany 730.541; lll 7~ ‘l ‘- rules n1 the close tminy

A. Tlw-lrl-llur-uula s 2n o-ln; u, $1 IIHHIY lift-it: franc ll '3.

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GUARDIAN

andlfrineelilounty Chronicle;

PAGE NINE_

Orange Pekoe

,—1‘hls column ll rs erred for news

-run.s WANTED-Mr. L. Ruse-l

‘of loc-lsl interest but advertising uf n

' town United Church: N. Bedeque, furs.

V, _ Minister. .1. w. A. Nicholson.

newly nature may be liillrllld g1 g bourne of London, England. will satin word strictly pnysbls in sd- Stan buying fun at A_ E_ Macy i; Leah's office on Thursday Nov.

_N()g1‘|| BEDEQUE and Ffeg-‘gafd. See him before sell ng your 291T.

—QUIE'I.‘ WEDDING-A quiet

‘ wedding took place on ‘Tuesday at

ll; Freetown, 3; ‘Traveller's Rest, 7.,

— Best grade Welsh Hard

VICTORIA . .

COAL Very special price spot cash.

. SYDNEY .

‘were served at the conclusion

-BIG DANCE in Traveller's Rest Hall Frday, Nov. 24th, in aid

~, of New Annan Hockey Club. Gents Belle Sudsbury, daughter of

25c, ladies 15c. 2947

“THE AUCTION SALE at Rob- vl-t A. Stnvcrfs farm at Wilmot Valley will take plnce today if fine.

2990

—MEETING 0F ALL INTER- ESTED in having a senior Bedeque hockey team organized will be held -l'l the Bedeque Rink Friday night. November 24th, at 8 p.12. 2944

‘ fi-I-‘jl —YOUNG rnorte ENTERTAIN the evening the bridal couple were

--The young people of the Baptist iCllllYCh at, Summcrside entertained [the members of the congregation

fin the hall on Tuesday evening.‘

lA very pleasing program was car- lried out with vocal and instru- Imental numbers. Refreshments

of

the entertainment. S.

"m"! t - il*d 3S0. R "l t finmpose?! no; 70 cattle, Zlwclllllvkies, “liifll "L's unll 14 .i d l b. Till-re was llqlfflfiljilnitlililellllflllt prlc-i “LEAVE FOR SOUTHERN 0N‘ cs lulscll on yesterday's null Mun ‘T,\R1Q._Mr_ and Mr5_ John 1.1

ll:lv‘s slfcs wl'h n strong uudcrtunl- _lv good vcnl cllivcs sold up l0 $8 Willi strung grn sers up, to $2 s10 ‘The Lnib se son ls seemingly ubnlr flnildlcll lillfl the quality is not toll good Good owes and wethers Wu":- IIHOZQIY quoted at $0 xvith sheep at $1 0 I .

floss were strong nt $0 00 with 1h.» mill vorllrllvt lacing lnnlle for delivery in the imnl lillltc future nf $7.75.

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(Canadian Press) ruuoxro_ Nov ;-_»__ Stocks .\<

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' Bowness,

‘ and lll“ sympathy felt for her sor-

Krlne left Summerslde this mOl‘ll-| ‘lug. They were met ag; Kinkora by‘ Mr. and Mrs. Parnell McMahon: and their daughter, Miss Margaret, who have been visiting relatives in? Kinkora, The party embarked on‘; the S. S. Charlottetown en route for southern Ontario, to spend thc whiter months. Many friends of cx-Chicf of Police Kane and Mrsl Kane regret their departure as they‘ were good citizens and always to,

_ the fore irl charitable work. It is

also to be regretted that the state of Mr. McMahon's health necessi- tated Mr. and Mrs. McMahons de- parture from Summerside. Mrs. McMahon as president of the Cath- olic Women‘s League did much good in the community. S.

PERS ONALS

-—lVIiss Currie Spears, of Summer- sicle, is visiting Alberton, the guest of Miss Grace Callaghan.

-l=‘l~icnds are pleased to see Dr. A. W. Leard out again after his recent indisposltion. S.

-Captain Fred Peters, Mr. P. L. and Mr. Robert Rankin were among those who attended the fox show at Alberton. S.

-Mrs. Oscar F. Olssen, who has. been visiting her mother. Mrs. Rob-

! ert McAl-thur, at Ives Point, left on

Wednesday on return to her home in Marblehead, Mass. S.

--Mrs. Oscar F. Olsson who has been visiting her mother. Mrs. R. MacArthur, Miscouchc, who has been very ill, left for her home in Boston on Saturday morning.

lll MEMORIAM

MRS. Vi’. S~ FREEMAN

On Tuesday morning, Nov 7th,

(lfgl-jl" after a prolonged illness. Lillie g‘,.,,.,,,,,,e Louise McEcen, beioved wife of Illlrxfmglllpnfl William S. Freeman of Mattapan, '|‘~wlu¢l~~ll» Mass. fell asleep in Jesus. Mrs. §l;l',‘_‘,:f|nf3""'° -- Freeman WJ‘ born at St. Peters ' I Harbor on Srpt. 5th, 1884, the , y ungest daughter of the late Rob-

: ert McEwcn of that placl. On May

22 1915, she bccnlne tZ-c ‘i-ife of

Wi'l am Frelmln. During her ear~ ly life, site Joined the Presbyterian Church at Lot 40, and was oganist there for a number o.’ y-"lv-s. After her IIIHITHILG she, aong with her husband, united with lhe Second- Church in Drclester, Czdman Square, and um an active worker ill this church. She was one of the church vis tors to the congre- gatih for three years previous to, her illness. Her untimely death has saddened the whole community. The respect in which sh- vras held

mwiug husband unll friends was shown by the large number who! attended lhe funeral services, held‘ at the resfdence o.’ her brother Inster L. McEw n. of St. Peters Harbor and conducted by Rev. 5-, J. Boyce, of Mt. Stewrrt. Besides] her sorrowng husband, there are;

"Jinan . . llnrullto Hind

do Rom-g __ Venlmen ,,, Vckl-ra . Wnlni Wr] Wool] Kirk __

Sbmetimts

Jinks: "What is the diffcrcnrc be-

l Savage Haricor;

left to ffOlIfTl, cnc ss cr and three

Peters Harbor.

Ihdrocyallic acid mliny in the laves is the active poi ‘nous pinciple cf arrow gnu,

W‘!!! Benius and insanity?" Binks: "Genius is the insanity

llllilmfllgetgpqdmmv

Ths g MS, one species of vim. is widely distributed over is Poisonous to live stud.

jEASTERli GUARDIAN-I

.,l.30 p.n_'l. a1; 8t. Mary's Rectory,‘ Summerside, when Miss Gladys I Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Sudsbury of Sen ‘View, was united in marriage to Arthur Kier Campbell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Campbell of Spring Valley, Ven. Archdeacon C de W. White, D. D., performed the. ceremony. The bride was very

58 Queen Street

Screened

E Slack coal for blowers H. R. LARGE 6r CO.

Use Brahmin Tea

Refreshing as only fresh, pure

Tea’ can‘ be.

Coal-Nut or Cobb]:

BRADORE

Tel. 10007

charming In a blue drcss of silk ITPDE. The young couple were un- intended. A sumptuous wedding ‘supper was served that evening at , the home of’ the bride, the immed-l, 'iate relatives attending. Later in

l

New South Wales

serenaded by a host of young peo- ple who wlshed them "every happi; ness. lvfl‘. and Mrs. Campbell will ' reside in See View, S.

Effects of’ Better Wool Prices

l Excellent falls of rain in the coun- ‘try coinciding with s rise in prices at the Sydney wool sales at the be- ginning of the month brought a strong tone into business. The wool | ‘This column ls reserved for sales were those”)! the openmg or‘ ...'.;. of l...» not...“ u... ..u.-.-...;u..,. th=1983-1934 season. and prices were of I ncway ILIIIIIG rnny be lnaerloll a! 3Q p9)- centl higher than at; the Q1059‘ z cents n word strictly paynls-s in mlrgngg, of last season's sales in June, and 45 per cent. higher than the opening ~-'SUB5CRI-PTIONS 1° The prices of the season last year. The Charlottetown Guardian may be‘ Sydney sale room was throng“, handed to their Rept. Archie Hlliflfin There was a tense an» of ex-pegtangyl or left at H. J. Mabons Drug Store“ and again and again the bldgers MmmlBue- 105 I leaped to their feet and ran the prices up. The shrill whistles of lhe buyers as a clip realised an un- cxpectedly high figure was music in services will be held next Sabbath,‘ me ears o; the growers, and mo“. Nov. 26th: Dundas, il a. 111.; Lorne “~35 a moment of pride when anl vane!!- 2 19- m-i (7-"(55311- 330 951114 3 English voice cut across the foreign Mfmiflllle. 7 P- m» wllducifid bY- bids of French, German, Italian and Rev. C. Younger Lewis, B.A. Japanese and bagged a particularly —'"'— |fine lot. Competition was general. --'UNITED CHURCH 0F ‘~“11"Japan was a. specially free buyws. ada, Georgetown and Sturgeon. iorkshlre, fiance’ German,“ B, Services Sunday, Nov. 26th: Stur- gium and Italy were Mflve buyug, E9011. 11 fl- m-i Mlllwbm CFCSS- 2-139 also. America was a. limited com-l P- m-i GBQTEQWWYI- 7 P- m~ 539m‘ petitor. The Stock Exchange im- mem’ °{ ‘he Lmws SUPP“ Wm be mediately reacted to the news of observed on following Sabbath lmme prices.