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Bl P tl\€ |'€l`l AVOIO ` ,,,:,',“,'§,f,gf';E,,,f,‘,`,':f §f,f,f_ ""°"°_, mg 'ff A" th c'H1r,111eE1v's Holi/1r.s "`_7°1

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NOVEMBER 23,1932,” E ` 'rua cHAaLoT'r_l§3j9_wN_gp_l§R_l2li\1v_ A ,, . .VHREE

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H _ tuberculosis -_- Buy and 'Use rg

J CHRISTQHS SEBLS

A” /fur'

TODAY

1 GYRO CLUB TEAMS WILL BE CALL-

_ FESSIONAL MEN OF THE CITY

WITH SHEETS OF BRIGHT '

i CHRIST MAS SEALS. ii..

; Jn; 5, 5 ,f- ; 4,, ; .'.~ ' -.r ; rr. ; ri, Q/.r (ie _j¢.'r ;_'2:

EAT riN APPLE A DAY Agriculture and Markets for New

1- York State.

If every person will eat, an ap-

ALBANY, N. Y. Nov. 18-(By ple a day between now and New l'he Canadian Press)-"Eat an all' Yeu.r’s most of the State's bumpei pic u day" wild help the farmers crop oi 20,000,030 bu..-llcis' of apple: "illlm0l1SiU‘111i1.‘/"15 UW P108 Of C1181- will be consumed and the farmers les E, Baldwin, Commissioner oi Immeasurably helped,” he said.

slllr voun sllvrn rox mrs ro r MINING & GDBB,

» 15 Arthur Street, _ ‘ LONDON, E. C. 4, ENGLAND

the- following dates:- '

December 12th, 1932. January 23rd, 1933.

March 6th, 1933. May 22nd, 1933.' September 27th, 1933.

Bags for shipping can he obtained at the office of B. Roy Holman, 90 Queen Street, Charlotte- town

For Packing particulars, shipping, insurance, etc., apply to.

‘ LEIIIII FUR DDMPMIY LTD.

90 Queen Street, ,

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

B. Roy HOLMAN, nepreeerrieiive I

2'it

a. m.; Eldon. at 3 p. m. At the use of this service, The Lord's Supper Preparatory Service at 7.30 Saturday evening. Rev. J. R. Skin- ner, Pastor.

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CHURCH OF ENGLAND Services

in the Parish of New London on the 27th inst, will be as follows: Ken- sington Moming Prayer, at 10.30 a. nl., Sunday School at 2 p. m.; French River Evening Prayer at 2.30 p. m.; Burlington Evening Prayer/ at 'i p. m. G. T. Spriggs, Rector. `

POLICE COURT-At the police

court yesterday morning A mlm charged with operating a motor car while intoxicated, was given 'i days. A man, failing to make income tax

retums, was fined $25 or 10 days. A th It case of under $10 was dia- missed.

WEDDING BELLS-A quiet wed-

ding was solemnized on Nov. 16th, at Trinity United Parsonage, by the Rev. C. N. Brown. The contracting parties were Miss Erma. Jean Ken- nedy, daughter of Hon. Murdock and Mrs. Kennedy, of Bradalbane, and Mr. Everett Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor, Granville. The couple were unattended. The bride was daintily costumed in bottle green chifion velvet, with lace trimmings. The happy,couple left immediately after the ceremony on a short honeymoon trip to Ot- tawa, Toronto and other Canadian cities. i

MISSION BAND FOIIMED-The

“Shining Lights" Mission Band was organized by Mrs. W. A. Paterson, on Saturday, Nov. 4th, 1932, at Stanley Bridge, Cavendish congre- gation. There was a good attend-

ance and it is hoped tiais will be a very prosperous band. Meetings wi; be hold the first Saturday of every mo...h nt 3 o’clock. The following are the oiilccrs: Supt., Mrs. James Hiscott; President, Miss Hilda His- cott; Secretary, Miss Margaret Mac Kay; Treasurer, Miss Mirion Bell, “World Friendship" Secretary, Mas- ter Frank Weir.

Rev. W. A. Pai/erson led the devo- tional exercises. The special speak- er for the evening was Mrs. Ham- mond Toombs, Kensington, Presi- dent of tne Prince Edward Island .Presbyte1'inl, who delivered a most inspiring address on the work of the W. M. S. To a large and in- terested audience, a very fine pro- gram was presented by members of the Mission Band and friends as follows: Duet, Mrs. George Mc- Coubrey and Olaf Stevenson: Re- cltation, Ruth Paynter; Recitation, Margaret Moore; Quartette, 'Miss Irene Wyand, `Olaf Stevenson, 'George Clark and Roy Stevenson; Recitation, Douglas Paterson; Re- citation, Helen Green; play, by the members of Mission Band, "Homes Around the World"; Chorus, Mis- sion Baud; Dialogue, by three mem- bers of Grace Bishop Mission Cir- cle, viz., Margaret Howatt, Florence Laird and Inez Stevenson; Address,

i& - Mrs. Toombs; Solo, Mrs. W. A. Pa-

647911-14-mwl-tl. te ~ Chorus, Choir: Remarks, by

' rson,

` - . Rev. Mr. Paterson closed the meet-

I _ ‘“"'

SILVER FOX PELTS

are continuing in

IIIIPIIEGEDEIITED DEMAND

MARKET THROUGH AN ORGANIZATION

th Wllltli lNr‘,’If|l§1E1:;¢;Il;7élt&0f»B With the LARGEST SALES HOUSES pirnven lt. .h""IP:L FUR CENTRES OF THE WORLD has ,ment 'nh Quin; "UU" 01° lllllwlsi lwsslble Prices con-

Ormiurru,

Closely Supervised Protective Marketing

11"- in 01° rm. mums is ear pen-em eeerirlri

lr hlrhiy

zzgalfxglry returns. This season with improves merge;

e we anticipate still more satisfactory results.

"3°°h lnlz mer-lretea ilrrelulr une or lr li I

xardle gg | , nn “ °“ ls' '°' huns 5;-:ar ¢hor:‘:,.,hly Inllieotedr cleaned and

9'" lflding and appraising fscilities are unsurpassed.

perlwo Plans are adored and are optional with the ship-

Our own exclusive POOL PLAN ’

And the regular

CONSIGNMENT PLAN.

Cash Advances arranged under either Plan st any time.

wal; '"1 Particulars, lilbping tags, sto., furnished on re-

PRIIIDE .EDWARD ISLIIIID _

Fllli PDDL LIMITED

G. Clark, President 6 Managing Director

Wmmerslde, Prince Edward Island, Canada.

Tlglépoonoor nm season rsvrs .ma nemo nc- IM yflgnsr 'ras orncs or J. s. wlmsrl-an e co.,

Moran srnsrr, oasaaornrown.

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PERSONALS

, The many friends of Mr. Edison Easter, of North Wiltshire, who met

with such a serious accident a few days ago in which he lost his eye, will be glad to know that he is around again, after his painful ex- pericnce.

Miss Lynm Wright, City, has re-

tunlcd from Sackville, where she spent a most enjoyable week ond, the guest of her friend, Miss Dora- thy Holman, of Charlottetown, who is a student at the Mount A. University. While there, Miss Wright attended thc Mount Allison Campus dance.

Only a memory now

CONSTIPATION

Ones nearly i crippled 1

him

"l felt so wretch- ed and crippled by conenpsuon headaches earl dizziness that I was about ready to give u work.

I u-ied Emacs- _ _ tives :md go: worlderfpl relleflh l remarkably short time. -Mr. W. S.: Wmporr,Onz. Fruita-tives, the at discovery of a brilliant doclomsrgsilcuisres Fllgz viral organs to_wor naturally. ry itl lr is poaiuvely viding: an equal for overcoming consnsgtlon, headaches, bsekaches =nd ln¢Il¢5_¢l°l\¥:|1lci°\ I1-1; rlesses o on san ln!

Theumuism. ik- Mid 5’0¢-

P on

are as follows. Belle River at

0506-ii-is-im. I

Etillitli mtliirb €IJllr`rb

'I.30~Congz-egational Prayer ser-

vice - Visitors welcome _ I-Ieartz Memorial Hall. 8.30-Official Board. Special Meet

ing - Ladies’ Parlor.

THURSDAY - TOMORROW

3.00-7;00-Annual Tea and Bazaar

-Tea. served 5 to '1 o'clock _ Admission and Tea 50c -

gntgance Hearts Memorial

C. G. S. Acadia

Work For Season

Fresh from the task of paving the

way for further advancement in charting the north shore of the St. Lawrence, the Canadian Hydro- graphic Service ship Acadia, un der the command of J. U. Beauche- min, arrived in port Monday on her way to her home port, Halifax. From the time the Acadia left Hali- fax in June till the latter part of last month, the weather was excep- tionally bad on the north shore of the Gulf, not only for hydrographic surveys, but also for the coast wise shipping. Nevertheless, more than 80 milesof coast was thoroughly surveyed including five harbours along the stretch. With-the com mander are associated six trained hydrographic engineers from Ot- tawa, also Captain F. V. Ryan, as master and pilot, son of Captain Ryan, harbour master, of this port and J. S. Cann, Halifax, as chief engineer. The Acadia has been on

Hudson Bay and Straits for three seasons in connection with the de- velopment of the new northerr route. During her three years sta; in Hudson Bay and Straits, all th approaches from Cape Churchill tc about 80 miles north of Churchill,

were charted. Several good harbors '°

THANKOFFERING SERVICE -' _in Hudson Strait were located and T115 HHHU81 i111\ll1<0ffCf11\3 S€1’V1C€`also surveyed. Valuable magnetic; of the Cavendish W. M. S. was held ignd °¢e,m0gmDh1¢ research V were

in the church on Monday, Nov. 7th. 19,159 can-led out in the nurtheen

waters.

The Acadia is fitted with the

most up-to-date oceanographic in- struments, mainly a gyro compass,

especially in Hudson Bay. She is ‘W

for the winter. She is a 1,200 ton `

New Glasgow

` I'

M155 Margaret Wright Midd1e_'Mrs Reagh Bagnnll nt ihcr new ion, is visiting in New Glasgow the .1‘°’“'° 1" HW1 Gf°"°< MH H1110"

guest or lim. Harland Hill. IR

_.__ ,or

Long River, Mr. and Mrs. Edison

Edith Heaney, Clinton motored td "

visiting in New Glasgow

Mrs. R.. E. Bagnall, who has boeni

home. i

The Women‘s Association of the

cy work in the Masonic Hall Thurs- p day and Friday evenings. The tab- a les were prettiiy arranged and the

WEDNESDAY ° E

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Completes Survey

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extensive h dro ra hic 5 ve i Q'

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of the 'magnetic variation at sea, *'

ship, built especially to stand the Mr

bertson called the gathering to dier after which Miss Marion

ML” Gladys p°m.,,d| Cha,.1O“e_ [Stevenson and Mr. John MacEach-

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T0 YLAND AT I-IOLMANZS, SUMMERSIDE, NOW OPEN I

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Happy Faces! Wonderful Toys! Lots o’ Fung

Everybody’s invited to the Happiest Event of -1| th v ., _ . . . . to Madden the hearts °f mm' 151115 and 1l0yS-und!’oodl!e;":l;lriI1illl{l;nf(lJlfgldgl

" ~ ~ UPS-if will make you feel young again just ie .sr-eilieni. .eil in-ing

mv Plllclss wrnr ulsvrn Lowell! `

' rf 1 ,_ i`.,`.""'i"iI;:' th. . T -I “ ' "+"" " ~"’* ._ ln new in ov 'ind__

/,, £94 ` C 1 *s / if . ¢

Five sic svrcllllsl 1

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` J @1155’ “hen Only 1075 down payment reserves any article. '

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your kiddies along!

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,lt's a marvelous sholving--vzllues were nevcfi' boiler. hut us

an added attraction for the first week, we are oil'el'ing you some-

liiske your Selections early while theres lets ef time. Ive so

`3§` ' Come On! A _

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SATISFA_CTlON 1

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:.‘:,‘;2...;;“°;::. :,‘;;“:,';‘.i...;:;;‘;,;: ff-»1wf1#%%' »-» ~\\=w“e~~rWf>”" ' was

an in evidence and unwrapped by Il’

also the pioneer in adopting tho Miss Hilda Adams. Mi-as Alice 01 echo recorder device (Acadia chal-1Ste\ve.rt read the humorous verses and 1181101118 and lunch pn-SS~ed bl' lenger type) of the British Admir- iand Miss Elva Duggan presented the ladies. At a into hour friends

one of Sea View's most popular

ption was held for Mr. and

Good Fellows." The remainder the evening was spent in music

alty. With this new development :the gifts which were. many and 1@fi5 f01`i1l€i1` f35P?Cif\'€ 11011105 “’1-511' of recording the soluidings at full ’bcalltii'ul. Speeches were heard' in speed, -sollndings are recorded with from the diffrent ones prnseni; lla

eSt°\1f1d1rls accuracy on a sraoh compllmentlng Mr. Bleumey who

every 40 feet, while the craft is 'was

steaming at ten knots per hour. 'young men on choosing such R The Audi* 19"' 111515 ewninil 101' ,worthy life partner. Games, and WHS 11016 111 CH\'»€‘11<11S11 11011 011

Halifax, where she will be laid up music and dancing Wm enjoyed and 1M

dainty ents passed by the ladies. |C\`0WI19l'-I 0-UCI 9- ‘V011 Dl"‘DHY€C1 P10'

eoe

g Mr. and Mrs. Bnwnlil many ppy years of wedded life.

A concert under tho auspices of

ihe Cavendish Wom<‘ll`s Instituto

onday evening last. The Hall was

and Mrs. Blerlrnev will make 'sramme enioyed. The pi'0r:r-“mme

we mndmons M Hudqm Buy' and their home in Kcnsillgtorp Their was ns follows: Instl'limclli:l‘. mu- Ls equipped with wld smmge t° 'host of friends wish them r-verv sic violin harp and orgnlr The Av- take pr°vm°ns for “gm mmths' Igood wish for future luippim-55, onlea Womcn‘s Imliiuic nt Homo;

olo, George Clark: reading. Miss

-i-_ S

On 'l'l1l'\'sday, November 10 a Martha Brown; solo, Mrs. W. Pat-

terson; playette, “How thi- Story Grew," characters; Mrs. Fwd Clnrk, Mrs. Fenner Stewart, Mrs. Donald Lamont. Mrs. Milton Green. Mrs. Jeremiah Simpson, Mrs. George McCoubrcy and Marion Webb; solo,

escorted the bride and groom

Richard Dickicson: mnlv qqunriotte,

two-winged flies, somewhat smaller 1 than house-flies, have zig~zag black ' bands on their wings. The female ‘fly deposits an egg beneath the i skin of the apple. This white mag-i got, larva hatches in six days and! ucks the apple juices. Only when, the fruit is mellow will the larvac` | mature, and leaving the fruit, enter, i the soil, going down to ll. depth of 'one or iwo inches. At this stage, 1 the orchard pest resembles u small plump grain of wheat. Emerging from iis underground home, the maggot will first appear in the fly1 ‘stage in July. The maggots have

been known in the fly stage as la.tc` as the first week in September. Egg-‘ inying may continue throughout , July and August and into Septem- 1 ber. »

BRANDED BEEF I’0I‘I`I.AR

Figures issued by ihc Makefs In-

telligence Service of the Domfnioni

town was the weekend guest of °m

M, and Mrs Horace Thompson' To Mr. and Mrs. Reach Rn nil

Heaney and Mme son and Mm and neighbors of H'~_1<~i Grove and J

inity have gnill--l'r\d hero ihisi Vliii-.. _

Lcigrh f Doris

Mies anode segneu. 1°

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Haze! Grove on sunday last and evening to extend to you our hoar- were the guests of Mr. and Mrsl W

mash Bag.m,u_ Reagh and your bride to our com-

Mn George white' North Rive, mi means a stranger as we hnvc pleas- l a

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We -

visiting friends and relatives in Smell sift 0! 'money with which

oherlottemwn lies resumed io her i/0

for your new home and that may \lf0~-N

Miss Ruth Stevenson is spend- 21 ` 1118 U16 Week end W1¢11 M155 Be1",m°"" w1shm3-V°““1°ng““d him' APPLL toes in 90-Ib. bags :ill this week. nice I-#Peso North Rustiw- iPY '“"»ff1¢d 111°- “"‘ ““‘~ V01" -“T” lllglrest merlrei prlrrr.

‘F The apple maggoi, which is ploy-

Miss Beatrice Stevenson presented 1118 11|”/0° W1111 111° °1'<`11Uf¢1S Of NOW _]_ L_ DOUGLAS, ‘

a. chicken supper and sale of fan- w

the parlor and Miss Thankful

ain read the following address.

II. l

Dear Friends:-Wi-, your friends]

felicitations and fo welcome yoll,

unity. Although she is by no

nt memories of hor in our soci

“The Old Oalccn Bucket." by George L

ivc Stock Brallcll for ihc I-rst`

ming, ond

_ Dickie

Mis. Roy Woolllci, Mrs Worrell, Colin. Vera and Warren, Louis Woolncr,

ucy

Roy Woolnvr, Hrs. Towns-

Clnrk, Olaf Stevenson. Jimllly War- 111119 1T10T1111S Of 11"? CUWUUL l"‘31"i ren and Rav Stevenson; iniormls-i »°1i0w an increase of over 2.000.000;

sion and sale of candy: ploy- 1 _ _ our-. “The 5:15." clim~irrrrrs.r1ai~l} T110 10f“1 ff" 11”* P°’1°‘1 "1 “ms ‘ - ,_ , _ . __ ;

hs. in thc sales of brnndul beef?

bcillg 16.179399 lbs. as 1-ompmori

I with lIi.00~.788 for 'h_- c~”l‘l'es;>'\ll<i-1

1 illg period last year.

Woolncr, Mrs. Adolf Flcm- '**°°°‘_*" ‘

Tho conceptions we form in

M Nom. S010 R;(.ha,.d, childhood are never ousted by those

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son' "<t\lnl" Messrs, Jon- W” f°"" in 1“("‘" m"'

` ' R bcc Wise

your-ing her vlsliete mzelorove ,cs and Henry. br Earl White " ° C”

ask you, therefore, ro nccnpi; this and Arthur Woolncr; rinsing chor- I _

1-lends.

us, "Golden Slippers." Tho uct pro- _ I

procure something that you need °C"dS 10 S0 10 1110 \V0“\f`1l`-\' 1115111' ` ;

B. reminder of the folk of Haz- ------>- v we Wm be hu_ ,

V _ ying lurnlps.

Grove and me 5‘“T°u“dm“ dw' MAGGOT BURRo“S Tlmol G" Tablcstock and Certified Seed Poia- i

United cliurelr, Hunter River held the nurse. In ie few rvrll eneeeri Brunswick is Sometime Called 1110 clnrleuraevrrr.

Q1-ds th, mmm thanked me peg- railroad worm." it is said to bur-, _

I9 for the klndni-ge show-n mem, row in all directions through the 6657-ll-22-Si.

fter whleh he was ~bnunc¢\rl" and fleshy part of apples leaviiilt ugly ---_---~

the party sang, "For They are Joi-,brown furrows. The imrcuts nr-is prohibition Commissio

Chas. II. Blnck, Chairman,

generous servings of chicken made it very inviting. The novelties were all disposed of and quite s large sum realised, which goes to the United Church.

Upwsrds of two hundlred peo-

ple were present st Sea View Hall on Friday evening, November ith, to tender Mr. and Mrs. Harris E Blealmey who were recently married ‘ a miscellaneous shower. Mr. John E. Campbell acted as chairman and told thc object of the gathering. A

large bsshst of mysterious parcels

| furs ui, li. li. HoIm:1n’s 6 - -2 ,

r Charlottetown.

l JM, “_ N¢n,,n,|¢|_ Wes; §¢_ psig"

Il .

M II. A. LEVI II

John Simpson. llam ion

Send all information regarding

infractions of PROHIBITION ACT £1 the above or to

Will be buying silver fox zlnd other raw 1 \Mv°fi0\' J- l"f1l>PH- B~ C M- 1’~~

office. 90 Queen Si.,

Tuesday, Nov. 22nd, and days following. p

ir. W. R. Carson

LEIIIII FIIR DDMPAIIY LTD. ~i °"‘“°"“‘°‘°"

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i Three Year Palmer Graduate ' i2~I I'ri:ll~e St. Phone 1072

Home Calls Mid!-

::Di'ead of As.lllr.a makes count-

less thousallds miserable. Night after nigh: the attacks return and even when brief lespltc is given the mind is still in lorment from con- tinual allticipnrloll. Dr. J. D. Kel- logg`s Asthma Remedy changes all this. Relief comes, and at once, wllilc future aifuvks arc vcarded oil, leaving thc aifilcicd one in a once belic\‘ed hc could never enjoy. In<¢xpol‘.sivc and sold almost. every- where.

. Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday

At BOTH STORES

Robin Hood l"Ioul'

921 lhs. . . . . . . .._ $21.45 ,

lloyill llullseholcl l"Iolll‘ 5 98 lbs. .$2.33

While Sllgzllx 5 Ihs. _ 11Sc Ten. :lil kinds l'ciIll<-cd

llc II). »

ifoilce. alll kinds l'l‘iIll<'-

ed 2c II). ,

Holzlsses. gui. 526 ' l"|'Csh hulk emrozl. Ill. 12C _ \'ilniIlzl l<Is::clu'e S nz. ' Jury , . . . . . . . . . .._ 250 l.emo'n. E.~‘:~'c-nec. S oz. .,

jug 251:-'

l{_\'-test linking' Pow- . der, Ih. .. Z!5c

' Corn Siillwh. plrgr. .. ili- .lelly l’owdev. alll i`I:l-

vors, pk_!1'. . . . . . ... 50

1 Island (`hei'.<i‘. Ili. ._ Iiic llzlisins. Seedvii I5 oz. 1 pkg'...,..........16c

1 Raisills, sci-lilo.-.~‘. I5 oz.

i pkg. . . . . . . _ . _ _ .._ lilc 1 Reef. I’ol'I\', l.:lniI», (Geese.

I)llck_-. (`hirI<cll.-‘. Eggs and Iluiier, :my quan- iiiy :li Rock Iloltom l’l'ives. ‘

DASH and CARRY STORES

99 S_vdm.-_v Street I’h0l1c lti.’»i

187 Great George Street Phone lll5

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