*B ` '_ _,_ , 1, rvu ,\;ll not iL._,itt lL. .
" ,r_r_-_Ur Drug Co., Kensington.
Dl;|\'l.\'U- llaltxhss at prices
;_\l\'llIl'R lIOL'R Indian River
_L-.. iylriix’ (‘0.\Ill and horse
»\\'l`_l.lI`fii: s`l'l\ZP saves tons
ic.
_\,\l;.'-l_ ?.irl\l'~l>rl Buffalo __r.. _ , ; _- .‘i;l-:'l:i~.c<li for auto `_-,'. _ i., :'i ll' :it ll acl's.
` L-11.11-112-l~I-2i.
_H .- Isl ‘il-Ili-Mr. Justin Rot- .N y ;. . i”:ni;';t~, is pul‘chasliig_
l
”`"" ' '--lool-in-3-imo. _sr-r;...:lr='llo.\'s 'ro "rua
l, .1 ,~.‘__rl lx. illcir rcprcscilta- ell . l~..,;l Green, Albany.
.._~l_;:.;'l‘ intl: f;li»‘"i‘s at
lfliiff in l=ul'_<'; "i;ourJ0i-": "3 fs . Q llot-olaics: l-llilltcrs. 1:5’ lnriglzg. L-H19-12-17-fl.
_W;_' .Z.i;-Larlgc qu,.ll‘.liics of .da outs, l_.;o table sloclc _ lfi:,;L;cst i;:."..l:tt p.i;es at
l.,. , mn J, 1;. 1.lillil;1.i, Kczisliiftton.
-nl<.;;;;~:r r::;c;;s P.-'.;n for
r.',-Q-;.f-,_';~_.:lii`~i to 8 P. M. Thurs-
\` ‘» » I A » =lslll." :~. i-'rcry day. Signed Ber-
l l -v '
_(`. \\‘. I.. _\lEETI.\`G-Tile De- r.;fr ll: lzizcg oi' thc St. Br'gid`s.
asliclel .~.. :lic home cf Mrs. Marg :C.li. I1. \v.th an atiendaiice of .cn zz ~:~_';.rs and f.\'c v;stors. s. lx- _ Arscn.lult presided. rc nt" t o',‘;iic<l with prayer. o1\'c.`. roll call, readine. and ;:o'. `. ~. iililllites. Some dis'us- itil-.11 \L‘c as to rl way of sr: 1 mls aut! if \v::s dvcided
::'.r:~‘ fl,-21 s.\z':l~ time after
'» lr l _ l’;ol:cetls of lncciiilg
50.
lfl.
1
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utr ltlulil silver Fox Polqscnllt null.
ill CHRISTIAN Lxhibiti on At,l3AR TARI F F. rm' '"T.7.'.`..’...“‘§°.'l“°" PIIINCIPIES ()pe11ed;“|I A K E-0 I F,
Western Locals _ AVI ON I
Everybody Likes ‘I fdfs
-.'/ My llllv eluerll ALE
ments Denounced as -the Beverage t-lssslo
“Government Rack- .\'.flfl"1»,l ¢....us¢, forwards. uu-s=-suu»fl=-
i ing. The favourite of three gener-
II `l\ ations of Canadians.
_(__-
“D-'S sllavlxc. sars soc
wr. L, _\- ;\llr..~c, ln stock at Bef ' L-lla:-12-is-ri.
gli: l "'-
rr`r_ ._ 'H pzlysr. lilly lhcln at
re-___ L-IIS!-12-Iii-21.
wa; .;i..r€s at Braces.
L.-ll52-I2-1|-21.
r... _ 1 ;....:' izl s.ocl~: at "i L-lla:-12-is-21.
and PRINCE COUNTY CHRONICLE
follow. personal than those used by the
The asking of questions and in- Archbishop of Canterbury in his
telligent discussion is encouraged attack on former King Edwards and papers written on subjects “social circle" the manifesto was
_[|53 ~ .:;l'~` wlih stay-on. rc-nd. Altogether much pront and signed by the Archbishop of York.
.. pleasure is derived from the meet- I-he Bl-S1109 of Carlisle and the
ings. ‘Dean of Rochester. _ we are wld in the Good Booki "A very large proportion of pol- l than happiness 15 the Damon of lltlcal and economc dangers which the man that getteth understand- l “fe threatening-" me message de- rrrg and that .wise men 135- up 1 clared. “are directly attribuable knowledge-1 for ~“1`Sdom is better to the unchristian manner in which than rubresr.. Surely worth __`:r,rv_ H we have treated our enemies of the
1 mg for! ‘Great War.
.I-hrs enter rism mr is to be . "The application of these prln
, . _-.D rv sgrp . _ '
‘Y -` »' H' L" Ohm of B| commended for its zeal in pursuit 'dples requires in me 1“_t‘3f“'=1`-10031
_s rllzlllliwrsitic,
or the better wings in me_ B .sphere the greatest indugence, and
requires the securing for every man of a fair share of leisure and work
On Thursday, Dec. 10th inst., to j and his equrrrmem for me errecp
church of England 50th A ~ """"'l of F d- Liberslrsrlff Adjust
Prince Edward Islands first fox
peltrshow, commemorating the 50th anniversary of the founding of the lndustry. opened at Tignish yes- terday.
The show was officially opened
by Rev. John McDonald, parish priest at Tlgnish. who in his ad- drers paid a warm tribute to the late Sir Charles Dalton. a native of the parish and one of the founders of the silver fox ranching industry. Rev. Father McDonald alro complimented the Tignish Fox and Fur Club on its initiative in SP01\S0l'1llg the show and assur- ed the members that it was .a step in the right direction.
Over 200 fine pelts were on dis-
play in Sz. Marys Hall where the show 1; being held. They were from ranches in the vicinity of Tlgnlsh. _
m|rIrrL»|-U\\‘_\' (,;|;,\RD|_»\Nl Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Profltt, a son. we u-e or both , mmf*--i
-or l»1_u:ll'.'...y. Toiletries:
i
Kensington Leaders Issue Mani- nnlversary oun Ing
T... .<......I....."'T s....,. sm.. sf festo. Cf Industry Commemorated. ,
»- | the Indian River Parish has re-or-
r ganlzed for the season, to meet (C_ p_ by Gnnrdynnr, spedu whey
. . L_1g_;4_1_;_17_n_; weekly' at the home of Mrs. Anna- LQNDONI Der_ 15_A group of
bella Gillis and under her leader- church or England leaders issued _ l. 3 Ship. a manifesto today proclaiming the
The study of Credit Union is need of the modern world to re-
being taken up, with other impor- _ turn to Christian principles.
,tant and up-to-date subjects to' Couched in terms much less
Rev. W. J. Phillips, minister of
the Anglican Church, Alberton spoke on the fox buslne"s as it is
md d h . OTTAWA, Dec. 16-Therconsum GURD & C0. (Maritime r Limrted
if
et” Before Commis- l
sion.
lC.l’. by Guardian's Special Wirei
meal 1 I M
'rl-le SUMMERSIDB GTUARD
IAN
3 _1 --
-21%,,/é’
'E‘Wf'7 - r mon christmas rosuvliln try” Gu.rd's Fruit! 0"°“5“d°‘
ay an w at it will be in the er had B mer mnmgs before me_ CHARLES
future. advising the fox ranchers
d 'h t o 'oi es - .
to ézlgarkflt their pelts co-operatively 'rrrilgrn vitegsrg-idwC:r§a`:1ae¥welY; guided i / k Saint .Iohln an oc ly. th , ; N B
Other speakers were: Messrs. J.
T. Arsenault, President of the
ln protest against the benents ey claimed had accrued to the auto-
show. Capt. John R. Perry, John m°bu° md‘fstrytsthr°ugh me 1935 _ f -----_""4 "
M. Myrlolr. John Ahesm, T. M. “fm ‘“15“‘~“‘°“ _ _ included Evans. George Morrison and _'nl' G°"°’“mf“t5 Sha", °f mf; rrI;`n;?rr;‘it,§'§n§ fszlggfadgis, Mem- ’
“yr ~r r~ l;:;:f;‘.;.;°l..*.fi.ls;‘;-5.:‘:S;l:‘.;l. i. soo -
avln _ ‘ ‘ _
' . - .. ._ lc" tic lo Ba. _
The ladies of Tlgnish erved la. COUSUWW “ 'a1‘_"°i5r “ff;_{i‘r‘;£rf in when reorganization began, a
delicious fish dinner csterds- Gowmment a vrrllrl nl _ _ WM, and which will be followed today by; this "racket," Chester A. Bloom. llc;cgagtlggltiorérgggsdrrimr D the turkey dinner. The 'ngnlsh also Western Canada nwspllvsrmllll- 5° U had beep formed' ,One as. club snllvehed the proceedings declared §?"° £10. were cane., than Con- wltli delightful choruses. _ H. J. Camlichael. of General*-€iTueuc°_ aqocratrorlé herd mee? PIOUUUBUI- bl-l5'@l”S M8 €Xl>8Ct/ed Motors, accounted for most of Sn wr§rd"m tum are being ron to attend the show today and ex- the BYOSS dim`l`°“¢`*` of SNS -_ 1,. ine dnfplonnl Qonferen-
lllbltors will be privileged to offer I between the American and Caiiacl- ‘° 5 '
_`thefl'ypelts for sale.-S. ‘ ian prices on the ‘Chevrolet Mas- Ceiéesorrltrom and mouom pmed
Congratulations -- - `_“` “ YW wr Six coach' wmch was one of at the group meetings, if they find
~ Economic and political studies O_ Q Q four cars cited. but he ended uP raver ar rarer assembnes as ,-9.
D.. -. W. FZISIIC Illftl “ s
to his home in Kensington. His The Archbfho gr 'C b l Plus to t _e and .ei S8 I _~ me brouglxf. up for final discussion and many friends are pleased to see fnuowmg sunarryi; broadgggfr mr§r°..u 52;; g€;.;t;n` enrrr?-_`;_;5rZrd'i possible ratlficat on at the prov. him again, fully restored to health. plying cynicism of former Krug l C _.The ’G(;\,er‘_nmerrr gets $5558 __ ,1f\ff_1Wgl>‘i§“"°‘}- _ -1 ,,_------- ------~--.__-fs
!»F~'l\Vl1rd. yesterday launched an at- (Cmmnued from page 1) and °°“_m' \ 1°5`e5“m“blY 55 in' which is so big a rake-off as to
- The '“““y ¥“°“d-’ °‘ Mrs-.U-it-Q . tack on the Baidw;d Government in ~r,,?ic-3;-'Y' ' ~ N _ _ ifmtrv rifle 4 lions are 43 rea- hare it almost s racket."
I Cooke sincere y sympathize yy' l the House of Lords during a dis. _ :Tm by H amalgamtlon _o_ zrnents. Thcy include: He dubbgd Inn; 551 -~@x¢»_~§ pm. I her in me 1-55 She has SUS”-“ed r CU-Non of the “depressed areas." fmous .s°’t"'> -5 §“f~`_n»l'Y mavhme Nora Scstzaf The Halifax H5395! dt." Mr. Carmichael insisted that _through the death of her dear bro-I “We are get ing a ll.tZe tired,"‘ -ju” ’°¥1-"{9m- haw been €SlHbl1sh- the P-Cl0ll Hlghlandifs BY-li me lt was “excess cost." "Our com- * the’ '1`h°mf*S 5~ M°G"“h ‘lf M°f' he femlllked. “ct a. speech with d- m°’“d"‘g1 Calle Breton Hélllanders. Sydney. pany hasnt mode d prom for six
"`l` "5 U- -5° S'~"~~“‘3 950'; ell Station. Mrs. Cooke with Mayor which we have bscozne almo t too NQVS S_¢o.ia: The North Nova N. S. .ears-» he sam
L 1-211 12-l`l-10l.
ln- » . '_;,;t'\' at All:'i't S c.so;i s,
D -ber illh Also buving at ”°°‘_“
.`\'l~.:.-tll'. L.-I3.J1-12-I6-2l.
PT
r Cooke was summoned to his bed- familiar in this matter-a specgh 33093 H`3h!aY\f1efS~ AmhPl'Sl' B-Hd Prince Edv~8fCl Iilafldi The P- E~ “Ycu mean that is the cost of r side and remained over until the which 'assures u. that me govern. the PTIUCTSS I-0U‘i€'S F11S'1i€rS. Hal- I. Highlanders Charlottetown. ~,,akn-_g Unis 1,, g_,nn;;n_-~ Sm. last sf_:l rites were concluded, and ment is giving the most careful fax' _ New Brunsw ck: The North Shore gslgd Hon Geo;-go H_ sfgiggu-lc‘,;_ rhave but recently returned to their a.tcr.tlon to all recommendations New B“m5“"1°~<3 The Sail”-U Jvhll <N.B.l Rezlment. _Chatha.m, and 'nan-mnn of me 1,;nr<i_ h°me in Kensington' t ot me" °°mm1551°n91`5- Fusmers' 'the New B!'1m5WICk F»3U89l'=" SU-5' “The consumer is prlnlariiy co::-
“It is like the speeches and Unaffected by the reorgnnizaiion, sex. . wrned n-nn me dsllycry prick; p
Miss Ethel Neish. daughter of speeches which were rather wittil ' l R T G h t i`
Rev. C. W. and Mrs. Neish of Port described in the Commons a* llavi ‘ " " ;,,,erlnmcm;aofan»:,}3§P,;E`E,er;r;2g5
’ Duderin, N.S., was a weekend vis- lrlz the character of g-ramaphone kntchednn
recor
~ » . _ _ ... .
ilor in Kensington. guest of Mr ds" I ` “From the cansunici s =t\ntl
and Mrs- A' 'Layton R’°5er5' she it has been exti'ciildll'
ll .~.'.:-<i.\'l;=i0i°i of C. W. L., had Spent several days Previouslyi DNN! 5U\'l'¢d _ ;ing that the tariff b;v.i:'d`s illquh;
?;:l-.E .\ lu»¢..=q\lci‘.‘<l': p`riy in
in Summerside, guest of Mrs. l
Herbert Schurman. Miss Neish ENZESFELD, Austria, Dec. 15- _ (Cf§§}§B*§<Lfl`9m P1136 ll formorlylivcd in Kensington, where FU-\'i0\1S 111 Sllite of his anguish l`.__*"`f"_"°.i her father was rector of New Lon- “nd d€SlJ0Hd‘2llCY. Edward, Duke of SHANGAI Dec 17°“(Th“fSda5`> don p“i5h_ Windsor. may reply to ghe attack l-(A.P>-Newspapers or' Chino. unit-
On Thursday afternoon. Dec. l0. °f I-he Archbishop of Canterbury, ed wday in an °m°~i~m1 “PP-al W
a number of W. I. members met at it was f9D°ff9d reliably todav. ` the P“°°P19' “king ““~l~1f\~lfi€d SUP' SL Marys Rectory and prepared Baron Eugene De Rothschild, gt P011 Of the Governlne . .ii the cris- for smpmerrr B quarrmy of dorm whose castle the former King 15 _iscreatedpy the sclzi.;-e of General. :ng and bedding for western relief. 5"“yin¥» di-Slflosed that Edward wav L"5im° _Chiang Kf*1‘S1\'~k- This consignment goes to Regina, deeply stirred by file radio broad-3 Lead”_"3 \'¢"`"“C“L-"if n@W5Plll>€"fS me Central d-rsmburmg Dorm for cast Sunday in which the Arch. lin 19 c;ties culogized Chinn; as the dried out area or Sukatche_ bishop, head of the Church of 'the "leader of n nation of 400,300.- W8_rr_ B Englaild. criticized the social set 000, in whom all repose their im-
` which had surrounded him 3_5 plioit. confidence, in whose hands A Bm SITUATION King. . iles the roto of a oolumy with 5,000
_-- --=: Crr5ey_‘HrWe yez sthruck B job., miI;hVtV£;;till;IId Bthiirt the former King year; o.` vliistoryf
_,- V, Finnegan-Shure Oi ve not. They Arcrrbrrh . 5 arp “"5“" W me erefer ‘me “mi Carly this ns _ -~-W l an Wan, local rmrences A fem. of h ~ ops Empire-wide censure morning there wsu but one ques- place implicit confidence x x x.'
'B um »3$&SOIl cunt set s Job in this' burr :ul L* "‘°“‘“' “;°“° °f the first -~ ._ _-_-_-__~_-gf-. __ _ _
visitor tat doctors housei-is °'° °f °°"‘P*‘“i°f’-= “hose Tn |e'[s w
mill" (`0lHli- fl0Slll¢f‘| your daddy ln, dear? “"m"‘¥a’d5 and WSWS of life are! p
Amlullzince in (ihargo Small Daughter _ N0, he's out ;§§§|e`(.)~)au the best mtcrests °f hi-5 Sumulr-rsld.-, mit-.iuefsnd zlvinlr all Hllesihellv- 1; Wg ,,,,,,e,._.m,i rr ,___ _ ._ , ERSKINE, Alta., Dee. 1'l-icP>-
Kclrington Visitor-An anesthetic! Thst‘s a n, final decrsrorr ugm M 3om ;n a log cabin 30-years ago
A Phone 33~L bis word. What does it mean? lean-ned wncther the r, ft“W°" .woselcldr Marshall is the f.rst Small Daughter-It means $25. mme up for debate rrr"tr‘r; Hgrrse .member of thc '-in-st triplet fum-
=: - f-» -_ ~---ff-_fs<s---~:f;-»:;-~¢-f=;1l- of Commons and what the out_ JY" in Alberta- IU Hll11'l‘y.
__ , _,_ r _ _ _ . come of uch r A farmer like his two brothers,
£.& sa S ‘"°°““‘°" "‘“:"‘” ""; R-»~m°»d -hd or he me-rl d
P\in»u.Ml~:ns ` so Ml-:ncsualw ,,rf'r?,° r""f;‘b‘5h°P Cmlsefed Ed-
” ward suffered from a fiend ‘ ws' e
azhe and 3, repnrrnnce of his mr Miss Bessie Smith of Stcttler.
trouble yesterday, and Wm aL;o_ r Asyiear after Mr. and Mrs. David
ATI`EN`I`ION
and PUIILTRY MEN
‘~ll_': of yoll, who are regular purchasers of Baby
(`hlr?.~=. can ext-lllilllre some of your fowl and chicken
:md to be the victim of an ..`r'n'mt_ “.Viiir" 'all `a`rrlv`ed` 'i'n"` 'Alberta'
lonal let down” following the Swifg drama of his nbciication to marry Mrs. Wallis Slmp_on_
Ex-Mayor 0f Gaspe Faces Murder Charge
(C. P. by Guardfan’s Special Wire)
PERCE. Qll€~. Dec. 16-Kingsley
Carter, former Mayor of Gaspe, was committed for trial late today
fliill. uilh our h:\ti'hel'y in good advantage. as DRY' ml' rl for your ncxi l-pl'ing’s chicks. Please write for
llariieulars.
'Vo the hcsi of my knowledge and belief, the reason
for low prices on market poultry at present, is the rllfl`.\l~l-lice nf opinion on prices between the English
are lmlozlrlilur heavy supplies at low prices, leaving’
illlll'il'icrs and the Canadian exporters, allowing a Sim-.E<-inn that some of the countries close to England
(Tun-:cial with heavy supplies to be disposed of at home.
Most of our purchasers of early chickens sold their
envlu-|~<~ls to good advantage in September and Octo- ber and have enjoyed high egg prices all fall.
I think this to your advantage, to give this adver-
flwmczlt -your very careful consideration.
S. R. Pendleton
Kensington, P. E. I.
Calvin Kaizer. brother 0! Slmldr. “carry on and find fresh fields for _
Clint M30!! I-IIB OVGTIMYDOGI QOYY. IIC BfIOI'f.l.' . UID lillrfl lor llbls' .. l
‘ l
the ex-Mayors office here Nov. 20, told him he shot his hou‘e guest “twice standing up and once when
‘ he was dovm to make sure h
e was
dead."
` Two Fishennen
Drowned At Sea
covered wagon from Big Timber, Montana. as pioneer homesteaders, lin 1905, the triplets were bsrn at
l Okotoks. November 19, 1906. Already ,three ch;ldren in the family, the ‘little log cabin soon was too small idthf " vdtoth Ers-
ran e amlly mo e e ‘kine district, building a new home.
Rooscveldt, Raymond and James
'are the “big men" of the Erskine district. Each stands it full six feet and welgh approximately' 190 pounds each.
Rooscvelrlt is the hunter of the
anlily, bringng nnlny troplies' of
after admission of verbal evidence the hunt home each year from the Hi N5 Dfellmillary hearing that he Norih coluliry; Raymond is the had C°Uf°559d |<|11l¥l8 Arnold Mor- gardener, winning prizes for his sim. 29. in self deferlve after B vegetables at local fairs, and James "uk °V°\' M°\'EBn'S "1'°1l8h 1811- is a breeder of horses, owning a guage to my wife." ' noted stable of draft animals. The R0l'al Canadian Mounted But their work is not confined P°"f‘-""““ “‘1l° famed the nur- ‘ to specialized fields. They, along ported Confession said Carter. ‘ with their futher and brothers, standing over Morganks body in have 1,,-ge gmin 9,¢n~n,g@s_ fanning
‘nearly 1,000 acres of land.
Samaritan Club
Will llishand
CAJAARY. Dec. 16 - Calgary‘s
moat noted philanthropic organiza- tion, the Samaritan Club, for more than s. quarter of a. century active in community service. will dlsband
HALIFAX, Dec. 18-(CP) -The after the next annual meeting in
Llmenbnm fishing schooner Mar- anim-ry. --»= me H-rr ev "'"'h he' mg °" h'"'mm tn re' :lsoftmtlzan dercisionpw close out the 9°” 1°” of two of her new cm organization An announcement of westim Bm* "st wednesday club officers said:
II\Ofn ng. u 1 The "w°' Blndah' Keller' "'md‘ cen‘tny:nai'suIlIaIioIiifIfilcrf)l;‘i(I;Ii'°t‘f>s;> fa'-he' °‘ f°“' °h"dr°n' md H“"'siderable degree the opportunities of Vey Levy, 28, both of Lunenburg “mu or the duh A change in county. Wm Mm! in " d°"Y methods ofspprouchlng these proh- some distance from the mother lem; was necesm-y_~» ship when it upset- N0 0119 “°°'| In announcing dissolution of the iced the caPSiZlU8 but mf’ W* W” club. Mrs. William Hackney. UNSI-
t the time.
ruogh A dent, sad on his way beck to the ship, club, organized ln_ 1935, would corporate state. r |
L-1205-12-its ‘
l the Junior Samaritan
1
tion: "Is the Generalissimo safe?"
The newspapers, i' _ lin; the
gr-Ive lnternatonal c.ss wh.ch las threatened Cigna.. poli.ical cxislence during Cliiangs regime. asked:
"Who is it, that by his loyalty
and perseverance, has established national stability and consoldated .he iiatloiial sfrength? I
“Through whose efforts have our
unorganized 400,000,000 people be- come organized' been delivered from the 'trials of water and fine and placed in peace and security?
"The answer is Ch€ang'Ka.l-Slick,
in whom our four hundred mll'io
0 9 uses or nls d m----f~ -- - _-
he's worked here awhile. ean5’."b°u3h" WTSOUHI ‘ " ` V* ' - ‘
irr.\'l:lr\l.urm~:c1'ons AND --*ll freedom' one Famed I URGL LODSILR
I ' ~
.r.<t~.; _» Lltncll \\';~..-' served' by
(Continued from page ll
by the Federal Department of Fish- erles following a series of sub-dis- .rict meetings in 200 communities ;n New Brunswick, Prince Edward island and the Northumberland .strait districts of Nova. Scotia.
In 1932. Mr. Sutherland said. 7,-
674 fishermen had caught 30,500,000 pounds of lobsters. Last year 8,843 lishermen caught only 18,700,000 pounds. Terming a closed season a "drastic 'measure." 'he 'said *he hoped a common understanding could be reached whereby the lndustry could be restored to prosperous lev- CS.
A technical address was given by
Dr. A. H. Leim, director of the Do- minion Biological Station at St. Audrew's, N. B.. and Hon. W. A Found, Deputy Minister of Fisher- ics, Ottawa, said his departments .icslre was close cooperation with .lic fishermen.
Two methods of conserving Can-
ada's depleted lobstag areas-shorh cning of the season and regulations of the size of lobster to be market- cel-were under discussion. Dele- :rates also spoke"ou commerciallsm rr the lndustry as asainst H10"-S of individual fishermen, illegal fishing, need of larger patrol boats. control of the number of traps set und other matters.
French Guards ' Injured In Riot
(A. P. by Gmrdialfs Special wire) CLERMONT FERRAND, France,
Deo. 17-(Thursday)-Five Mobile Guards were gravely wounded and several police Injured early this moming during riotinl UWT *‘ meeting of Jacques Doriot's French Popular Party.
Crowds sacked a cafe and broke
windows in shops in the Cenlfll Square after Doriot and his prin- clpai followers had deP$ff¢d»
A number of counter-demon.stra-
tors, reported to be Communists. were injured.
Police arrested several of the
rloters on charges of carrying arms illegally.
Dorlot, a one-time Communist,
founded the French Popular Party. His program calls for the estab- lishment of a dictatorship under a
oi' last year did not result in sar- ings to the consumcr. although the board expressed its particular in- .ercst at that tLnie_" Gl';~.li,lin said, ` In his brcal:-down of coulpar;\- tive Ottawa and \Vu.sill1l;;toll places of a Chelrolct Master Six coach. Carmichael referred to three spe- cific results bcilchcial to C.u:;iti.i accruing from the new tax ruling: In every Grilcrnl Motors car lllerc were this _verlr 1260 more pouizris oi 'Canadian steel than last _vca.r, or a total of 10,000 tons, not to mention the labor in fabricating that metal , “Our goal this year is to have 68 `per cent of our factory cost from , the empire," he said. 'l`lie iimrkcd rise this year in cal' impJi':a'.ioii.s he considered a. "menace to Cann- dian labor."
.msriuildo uc
lSocia| Credit League Plzms -Gonvene Soon
, iCanr|_¢li;rl__Pressl
l EDMON'I`ON,"Dec. i6-Reorgan:-" ‘
ization of the Alberta Soczal Cred- ilt League. founded by William 1 Aberhart ill his victorious ‘ 1935 3 drive to the Alberta prenllerslzlp. ls nearing completion and a gen- eral convention is to be held in Edmonton or Calgary soon aftcr ‘ the New Year.
Started late in the spring \ir.dcr direction of R, E. Ansley, Social Credit iM. L, A. Leduc~ temporary secretary-treasurer, the revamp- ing has reached the stage where divisional conferences-semi-final meetings-are being called,
Secretary An ley told the South-
lem Alberta division that 110,000 [applcation forms ibr individuals } had been sent out from central headquarters at Edmonton, 30,000 paid-up members had enrolled throughout Alberta by Dec. 1 and new recruits were applying.
Under the new set-up. the league
is divided into seven divisions which are composed of 53 constitutency ass/ociazions. The latter are split up into zone assembllc; The small- est. units are groups which com- bine to form the zone assemblies.
Ula Mlnard‘l for Dsndrufl.
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Buying Chickens. Fowl. Turkeys, Ducks and Geese daily
Top Mari. Prices
Bring your Poultry do your Christmas Shop- vine ~
And Save
||eGowan’s Ltd. Kilt.: '_i' _
of _Q-.,»..~.¢.
1e',t-:-town Fur Sales Liliiitcrl.
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day for Boston. where she v.'i`.
few weeks.
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\Ve believe that Fox Rancher; are
more deeply interested in
HlGH NET RETURNS
_ -FOR-
SILVER FOX PELTS
-THAN IN-
GlI.El'.tP MARKETING iflli
We Welcome
'CCIVIPETITION
and invite ‘ COMPARISON
A Fair Comparison of Net Returns is thc .r.il.\` standard by which io measure the relative value of the services of different Marketing outlets.
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In addition to our regular SUPERIOR _\I.iR- KETING SERVICE we are the Only marketing organization with a
Permanent Resident Representative
In London and Europe. This man does not merely visit an occasional Auction - he is ON DUTY EVERY DAY DURING THE ENQTIRE YEAR, devoting. all his time to YOLR INTER- ESTS. He will maintain daily contact with all Sales Houses. with the buying Fur Trade and with our Head Office. Such it combination must inevitably SPEED UI’ SALES and render even BETTER SERVICE. Our representative was for 20 years with the firm of Fred'k Huih & Co., which was recently absorbed hy C. M. Lzlmpson. During thai time he was in charge of Huth’s General Catalogue which in con- junction with his activiiies in the Private Sales Department brought him in contact with the en- tire Fur Trade. He represented Huth & Co. nn the London Fur Exchange.
The appointment of this representative is in keeping with our policy that “THE BEST WAY
_T0 GET BUSINESS IS T0 DESERVE IT.”
Cash Advances arranged.
Free Tags, Bags, etc., on Request. Mail charges are allowed and Express Charges paid on all pelis shipped io us.
All pelts whether mailed or expressed are in- sured under our Blanket Policy from the time shipped to us.
, Prince Edward Island Fur Pool
Limited
P. G. CLARK, Pres. and .\l.lnaginrr iii;-:cior Summerside. Prince E:lwnrd Island
In Moniaguez- ,
R. W. STEWART. Clark Bros. Store.
In Charlottetown - ' I
J. A. WEBSTER, 156 Richmond Si.
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f he Eastern Guard an
_'Fox was \v.\x'rr:D. with
increased rleill,lr;c`. and higher prices we can :ell Illl'Ef:‘ Q’-13m1Uf‘3 of furs iii the Ellrolwnzi centres We are sllippim.; dazly for London and Paris Je.ri'.l‘,l!'l‘ S0105. Alilll CN
gzreli at low ‘iitcrcst ra'.f.=. C"
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