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Stock uotations 'PRICES DRUP

liolvla Fines l _ _ ____ _,

.a.."i.'o°if.'»l.£'.`. il.”2'-i'.'Zl"§°-`lT."‘a». . '"4"' "" Pivotal New Montreal 0 N Ew low

* "““ °"°'“““'° '“”' “‘ ’“"““‘ ’°“' "‘““°° ““ » ' York Stocks Stock Market

‘eaves in perfect condition will save r. great desi during tho ...-_ \ -- l _--

LUWEST and LATEST 'PRICES g,1;,'=~;,gl=;.--,_-,, 3- 3-- ... .- .------»»-io -- 2~‘~3=..i‘%_'>§l‘».i;;iff3r.;. -;'~fff _ BWWEBS- °“- “WW” i‘.f.§‘.il§“..'..'.'...';'.."_' .1 1': H01' WATER AND HOT AIR FUBNACES. 15ethdSte;)lr...... _ _

Fred Ho TTBIROP él.2Z..l.;l.;."..:.l' ont if.

more 193-1- ` B0 GRAFTON SHEET- o........ ... on- _ '

,.____._

have to bum I

im. - _

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Ivy Shoots Itch

Byilontaot Only

t__._l_-

-MIIDDLKION, Conn., Oct. 16 -- (0.1-’.)-The virulent essence of poison ivy does not vaporlm and, therefore simply being near the plant is not_ dangerous. One must have actual contact with the pois- on of the plant tp be affected.

This is the conclusion of a study

of po's0n ivy being made by Wes- leyan University scientists in col- lalbomtlon with the National Re- search Councll of Canada.

In the folklore gf poison ivy are

many stories of persons so sensitive that even the' wind blowing over the plants will poison them. 'I'h Wesleyan studies show there mus be some tangible substance to sc as s carrier from plant to person.

Nine hundred pounds of ivy loav-|

es have been gathered here, d-rled,, ground and treated to extract the itch-fprovokng oil. By chemical _ analysis it is hoped to learn the substance in the oil which attacks the skin.

Some-of the oil has been sent to

Ottawa and R.. H. F. Manske of the National Research Council came from the Canadian capital to confer w`th Professor G. Albert Hill, in charge of tile experiments here.

Tuni Is Mined _

In Antipodes

Mooriinllaam, oct. ie-<c.e.>- Gum-not the chewing variety- but the k`nd found on the backs of postage stamps, is “mined” in

World Wide Market

NEW YORK, Oct, 16-Yester-

day’s whim of fashion becoming the staple of today, that branch of the leather industry which supplies feminine footwear, bag and special- ty trade is reaching to the far cor- ners of the earth, into the jungles and swamps. for snakes, liza.rds._ crocodlles and alligators. 1 For some years the skin of the orooodilo and alligator nas noon ln; use for the manufacture of leather l handbags, luggage and the like, but it was not until 1925 or 1926 that any regular trade developed 'in the skins of other reptiles. Such skins were first used for luxury articles,

eias in the uppers of custom-made imp Oli . . . .._ .. ,_ _Inlgmprloed shoes, and novelties. }}‘.',,,."§’1',",.,'_';_ ',"_"_ '__ j_ -_jjj ‘Zig _ Cont,-ary to gene,-9_1 expe¢t5g10u_ St Oil Illri 20%

the demand has steadily increased. and, with genuine reptile leather appearing in moderate-priced lines of shoes and other articles, con- servative interests in the trade now hold the view that skins of this type are well established as s raw material for leather production. _

==T'__._. .

of Auckland, New Zealand, who passed through this city on his way home from a business trip to Eng- land and the continent.

In most countries gum is obtain-

ed from trees, but in New Zealand. however, nature is different- '_The prqspeotor first spears the ground and if |. strike is made the rush is on A shovel is brought to bear. and the buried gum recovered.

Mr. Ravmsley pointed' out that

in the old days blocks weghing from 800.1/.1 400 pounds were often recovered. Today blocks of from 20 to 30 pounds are not uncommon though the average weight of the

the Antipodes according to 0.' F. Rawnsley, a kauri gum merchant

lumps is only one to two pounds.

Advertising Rates-Payable in Advance

Central Guardian locals

Eastern locals. ite. per word;

, lc. per word; Western and 'Announcements and Coming

Events. Zo. per word; Clussliled, Ze. per word; ln Memoriam N tie 10o per inch; Lists of Floral and Spiritual 0I!er~

o es lugs, (folds, etc., Ac. per name; Letters _of Condoleuce, ’l0c.

por lnon; notion or room and Appreciation. 10°. ner inch

or do per word. Other rate:

Minimum Charge for any

cents.

on applications. advertisement twenty - live

O 90040'¢0\

RATE:-to per word. `tllrec tn-

lertlom for me price oi two, strlollr payable in advance.

-1-_=f1¥* Agents Wanted

1--.W ~- - --»----Y AGENTS WANTED TO SELL PEB.-

sollal Printed Statloncly and cgrqs, in lviurltillles, root selling line, no competition, Excellent lol- Christmas gllts. Write ilnlned.ate- ly to Merritt do 1$lrkDB~i1'10K. Grand Falls, N. B. _§I-_=>_8_§_-

§MAB.T NEW STYLE

case oi printed-to-ol-der Chllst- mns cards, Case is dome fastened und equipped with handle-lt will surprise you. Sent free to reliable salespeople imen and women)- Lorgoot une; forty numbers- D0” my 5 dgzen, Interchangeable 8,-eating, Also higher-priced cards. our boxed assortment! pay one hundred per cent ~l>1‘°fiff~ Big sellers. Premier Art ‘Guild-

st t Mon rea.

1070 Bleury ree . A. W. N634. _______ ._---*_ - --T

' To Let

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l.s>r._=e1e

oanisoalao suis.-_aaa 1-‘on lining ollthouses. etc.. io' per sheet Guardian Oilloe tf

___ __ _.___

GRAVENSTEIN APPLES - ALL

, grades. F. S. Reeves, Southpogba

=_____. FOR SALE-PONY. B STEWART

ST.

-___-__~-__________._-- FOB. SALE - AUCTION FOBTY-

Five, Bridge and Wbist Score Car-ls. Guardian ventral Job Prlntery Nov 1-tl __;-------f“-"-___________-- FOR. SALE - TWO SIIORTHORN

hulls, seven and eleven months old. Colin Higgins, Oyster Bed Bridge. 1821.

.___-----~

FOR SALE - AU|’l’.I'lUN FORT!-

Five, Bridge and Whist Score Cards. Guardian Central Job I-'rintery Nov 1-tf.

.Li-*ii- '”“' FOR SALE- ONE USED 157"

Chevrolet Heavy Duty Truck.

Apply O. K. Used Car, Kent

.\\'ool\rort,h ... .__ .,,

(Canadian Press)

Stocks

... 132 Slilliltl

8’/r Bathurst 34% B61] TDI . 110% 'Brsslliln .. 13% Can Cnr

5U% R D0 Pfd

Clone\

Cligllél y ... . ...

Con Gul ... *ol* Conn Products

Eastman ,.... .. . .".. ' Gan Elec , _ __ N,-/_ Uell F0011! .. . ..._ luiaj Gen Motors . .. 241 . Int Harvester .. . .. 34 Int Nickel . . 17% Nat Biscuit 45 N Y Central .. ___ _,_ 31% North American _.. . .. 17% Pnl. ser N .1 :li-11 Radio .. 01/, Simld Oli N .I ___ 391, rox onli . ’ ,_ Union Carbide , Union Pacific ... . _ __ ,_ ll-meg Cow .

32%,

103

U S teel _ . . . _ 391/_ ll S Rubber _ 1g:'l_ Whitehouse .. 512-".

37%

N. Y. CURB

(Cnnndlun Press)

Slockl

Amer Cyan la ._ inn, Amer Sun Pow . . . '... 3% As G and El ... .. .. .. . . Zi, Can Marconi ._.. ... . . . . .. 20'. Cltles Serv ... ‘Jill El Bond and Shure 1<l»§_ l<‘nrd of Canada A ... . ill

101!

._____.__.___.._.__

GRAIN

(Cnnadim Press)

WINNIPEG_ Oct 10-

_ Wheat: Oct 5~i%B; Nov 54%; Dec oo: my omg.

Oats: Oct 27I`-1 Dre 28; May 31A. i

35Bnrley: Oct 30%: Dec 31%; h[11yf\

CASH PRICES l

Wheat: No 1 hard 58%: No 1 nor

i5I’/rl ho 2 nor Ill"/,.2 No 3 nor 50; No 4 nor 47%: No Il 44%: No 6 40%:

gg? 88%; Track 51°,/1; No 1 durunl

4. Oats°No2C\V?V:Ne8CW24:

mx 1 food 241/.z No 1 :ooo zl; No

feed 21: It looted 18: Track 7.

Barley: .\I:ll‘|ug grilles 6 :ind 2 row

ex 3 C W 37 _ Other grrlles no 3 C W 30’/4_; No 4 C \V 28%; No 5 C W 27%: no o c w 2o§(,;'rr~.1ok sol/,.

Markets At A

Glance*

(Connd on Press)

shlrply luwer_

Toronto Miller-All groups slump. New York-l'l'icL‘s lunlillo in sel-

illg wave.

(Cazlndon Pri-ea)

MONTREAL Ott 15-All lines held

ullcliangel oil till- .\1 llll-ol dnlry nnll produce lull kot toll y with the ox- ceptloll oi’ ell ese. The cheese lnnrket bei-am_e 0% to 9% cl-ills n poulld for Olllnrln wllle and col--rod with Quo- ibecs sill ng ui ai .und 'E tents. Thesv |lsv ls were flown it to % cent from _Sntu |ll\y's filllll q‘-otnlnns. Ilnfllvor |nble mnrk is for export, with stef-ling again lovrt mid ilollzn l poor, to- gether w"h lnwor co\ln|l'_v hoilrlla over the work olld_ c-lusrd tho onaillnrs in ,local prlbrs. Recepts tuiullod 32:1

hors.

No 1 g nde bu‘:er in ellrlots ol~ less

continue at 10 to 1054 cents n pnu;.~l where It has held for scvrrnl dn;-li. A total of 10 boxes wus off roi for snle_

Cnrlots or loss of grcrlod shin-

ments of On nrlo eggs l-'nlllinf-rl steady at 32 to ."».'i n~\‘t‘= 1| ilnmll for extras, 20 to N cents for flrsts and 18 cents ffl* rconrls \v’th Westerns ‘slightly b'lo\r these l4=v»ls. Arrivals nm"\1n‘c|I to 234 cages.. ’ On the "otnlo mllrln-t new Quehr-on ‘mid f~r 05 to 'I0 cents por S0 pound bug \\"hllo Now Ill'l\"s\\"ok green

Iwo omfvamsilan ROOMS T0 lot. Apply 8'! K 9:

1;-_:_---f-" D” ron aaur-nousa. APPLY MISS Hogan, Isnnox Hotel. 10’l5~

; ro LET-rms Business s'l‘AND

in Borden. Apply MacDonald slggss.

r-- of-:-*H '

Reeves, Southport. 1798.

VIKING B-ASPBERRY PLANTS.

$1.00 for 25 postpaid. 83.00 per hundred. Plant now. F. S.

Wlllnlpeg Wilt-at closed lower.. §"‘_fJ“’|° '-

New York-Cot,.on rubb r su r ° ° '-- '

and coffee lower. ' e ' gn B“1°"°° '~°

Bu!! Can ...

Bu k Hill Cal and Edu: ... .. ... . ,

. Cul Oil _.. ... ... ..... E on .oo _ _..

cone T ._ Cen Pal ... Chlboug ...._

Clcrlcy ... ... . __ |Columar.o ... ... ... ...._ Con.l\ul-lim

Dome Mines ..... _.. ... ..... 1-“Brllge .__ .. . ... ... ... l-'ull li rk ... . ... . . ...

Goidll_e _..

tioldiield ... ... ...._ ... ...

llr.;l.|lda ... Hnlclow ...

llnrkar .. . .. Holllnger .. . .. ... . _ ... Iinmollelld lIow._\'

Kirk Hud

.\1in Corp . .. . 105

.lloff Hall ... . _ ...

.lionetu ... . ..._. __ 6

Newbcc ... Nlpissng .

(Canadian Prell)

... ... .-. ...109

1151.5- nt .k (Canadian Prem)

or s Clone n ll oll . . . .._ ia The United sm” d°u" ‘U Beauhlr-noir . ... 4 "tim EDB .. . . _ ..... 18 HDD Tub .. ... . .... 11 'Inn Oil .. . . . . .. 11 Int Pflo ..... ... _..._ ........ IB

Wlllkor Pfl ...

(Canadian Press)

lIONTRE.~\L_ Oct 16-British nll

reign exchnrge in relation to th-~

Close,

_.. ... ... .... ...,_. - ' (By Chad! A. |"‘e|.' Auoehted

15'

lil lil. lllllllll

,.1 iw prog rmnnom zulu.;-)

°' _ j'_ ._ ’ NEW Yonx, oct. is-Fresh nur-

ia c _ . . . .

29\_,a‘c°’;_ II'_'°_.A_l_.__ _ _ _ N :Q .les of liquidation in the share, ‘Illia now sn-.nh .. .. .. li: wheat and cotton market today oo” i?.".‘“n1l'i§i Tffff .“.‘f“’..'i 1.1' 1§ '-f"“m°f¢f1 Dfw” 4°” l° 01° 1°"-

Mowy Harris - 4 st levels since the end of May. 4o'|McllF \ 154%: ¥f...'?...l'i'»'§.'w..- _ grill Wall Street was confused and § li,_':_°___‘_f"‘;§____‘ -gm perplexed by the headlong plunge*

ron.-l.oo P.-wer . _ . . 141.1- of quotations, which centred ln' and Friday until 10 am., Oct. 10 Rllnivlnilrnn _.. . . . 'llilg

g,,.,.| of f~,,,, __ _ _ __ 2., wheat, and further rumors wer \\’lnlli1‘eg El ... .,, ... .. 2 he”-4 in bmkex-age qu"/Wu 9

/_ MT’l.;_§URB,

speculative positions.

U. S. Dollar Rises

Gill I hill- Uuronodul-.Il

.___

'l'h|l cclllsl to reserved for Queer County lcllo of loenl interest but os. 'll’¢|l~ll| ui I news; suture may bs uuertod as I cents n word null-tl, owllvll in ndvnnco.

FIREMEN’S DANCE at Fire Hall,

good floor, excellent music, Thurs- day, Oct, 26th, 1531

WON PRIZES-Miss Ethel A.

MacMurray recently won three prlres at the Provincial Exhlbillol; in Halifax for some splendid ox.

hibits in lace doylles, modern poln lace and a lace luncheon set.

1 WILL BE BUYING dressed

hogs, organs out, Thursday all day

e and 20. Paying highest lnarkel fl prices. E. Boswell, Victoria. 187

forced selling out of over-extended t _.__

CAN SHE FREE l~IERSELI".’- Will she elude the net of decepllol. and financial hazard she has spuilt* You will not know until you llllvl

se,read the last paragraphs of "Till

abruptly ln relation to British and ` Mortgaged Wife,” by M _ildl-rl EUf°P¢B-I1 Ebid currencies in the Barbour the Guardians new Sol

early dealings, which tended tem- porarily to diminish further specu- day,

ay`

lative inflationary hopes, and ni

lol Story which starts ll;-::l '_1

hevo been I footer in the earlv ENGAGEMENT-lvlr. and Mr...

` HA E selling. By the time stocks were

weakest, however, the dollar had

CW" '--'- fallen back, losing most of its gain

particularly against the gold cur- rencies.

: .di d ll , il d , lll'l nn o ur ls comp s by thx Wasmngton despatch” "Ivins it

loyal Bank of Canada, closed to~|n

- follows:-»

At-gant.ns peso .$130.

.illstrnlfn pound 3.7100. \ustr'a echllling .170’.’, Iirnzlllnri hclk! .207l.

livlgium belgn _2071_ Ilrnzll mllrol .0016. Ilnlqllrin Iev .0l9I. ' Chillrl Hong Kong rlollnrs .$372. f‘zeel|o'lo\'nkla enmrn .0-171..

Denllllvk krone .2il4. Finland finmnrlt .(1217,

Gerlnany reichsmnrk .8524. Great Brit4\‘n pound 4.0927

Greece drllchmn .0i'i84_ Holland florln ,5071. Hungary pengn .2000.

Inr‘l's runee R587.

Italy l_iv-e

.l':lp':n yen _2'!‘I1_

Iilrroslnvin d‘nnn 11212.

.\'a\v Z"a'nnd pouul 3.7716. '

Nnrwnv k“one .23fi2.

Pnianil sloil .1702

l'loum~‘~in len .00iM.

South Africa pound 4.6870.

Spnln peseta .I2-15. S in it .2423

WPI YI [OUP ._ Switzerland frrinc .2871.

llnilrrl States dollar 3% per cent

"\m'v1m_ _ NEW Your or-e 1n<.1ro-avg.. or

~l1-'lnze eily- Gi" t B it I hi h 4.55-

2 'ix/hi" 4 wg-i_ .F___":M_ 5r.;_n mtv 7 my to 82.40 I. bale. The December de- mm to speak in- New Glasgow, in V 1.” 5' ‘

ii'-‘-‘¢"\fi\ 2°-001 G°Tmo'“y'34-201 énn1'u"'°'y' “mm wppled H "ms ‘ the evening. Past Dstrict Governor nays Rodney rom and is nnauyl

-1- pound last, July, closed at 8.7 cents. Dave Bethune pregided The music brolloht to justice. H.. confeg-es hc;

’ ‘ ` did it ull lor Anne. Mr. Hollis Moi'-'

Among other staples, sllver futures . A

t New al program, in addition to the llsual _.Issey who dumu, me past year

lost about I cent an ounce a.

G York. corner futures about 1-a of Gm s°““s' ‘“°“‘d°d a "‘°““ ““°° has built “P o -wlvndid rolmtalioll

by M955” LOEBH and Hlllililmfill and for himself ln oczil the.§tr.cals for

\ cent \ pound. tin about 1,-I cent __

_ lcoooll... r-....1 and rubber cool-oxlnlotely 2-s of' ’as"’r'f§t:;°“S furnished by in- ,wo onorrlsot/or r>"_l‘i1-1‘li\onccf. on this

TOR0i\T0_ Oct 10- . oem lu' _uk lon mm to seven - _ 0ccas.on vxn led all other records-

Siorlu Close ' > _iii M1. G _“ton b nk n,,m,,__ __ tl AL‘ma~O-I ,... ... ... . . .._.. 14% gnu.; wind, _ ' " ` ’ " "rf" lc s_1.lx Oli _.. . . ... .... .. 112 _ PERSONALS fr end of e\'el-_vone who trusts a §fffxP‘ff_';_' ‘ ' __'_":_ 11* _ --- man`s .eyes more than any recom-

To.-onto and 1\1..n¢m1l..s10cy,,, imilt|\`r?t.1.‘. . r. __ _... .I1-.Z ‘gli _l X of ‘un "mm" It is pleasing to know that Mr. melldotion. Mx: John Gillis, whom

llllr . . . ... .. .. . . IB ua dr md '__ mu J. L. Lockhart, v.llo s a patient in we hail to our stave. playing; this ll.. ....oo . . . 2 °°m°\°‘* °l’ ~ W the prince na..-na 1.1.--wi riosimll' pmt did credit to his Alma .\lao~l-.

R. . .. ~ ,

I! .' .LI ... .. . . ' ' mm. ` ` . up y hm '.m"“y‘ level W 1" is steadily improving, Mr. Cox al dftcciivo who trails

PI” 'uh ‘ ‘°W'°.“u W' °f ____ Rodney and f;naily .saves his life:

nd "Lau: un" '"2' 23"; The many friends of Miss Cecelia _ M” Alex M_a°‘l°“j“l‘i l"1”Y"fi this W "-.ma ' Cahill of Rollo Bay regret to learn . Im" ‘°‘pI°“d’diY‘

Thi \\\ -I if °l\ “W W4 °i mae me has entered the City H _ Hilda Swefsonz A Slreod sh maid

ICI ll N0. 'IW if lY¢l’ll° PNN, _ “_ ill love with Old' Jo"ln 1- -

mu for t t ,_ ... l son a pact

UNI. Which IIB bln 1113112104 ll P rea mm# iclll lover who “intends to writ he objective of the governments mu M Cahill of mm Bay won letter." F.l1:ng this dlfflrnll

WUI Hit-ill c\l»ln, UB 880.5. md Mm A_ Cameron of this city role Miss tfsebrslt Gavin uho gifs

... 3380 Hilti N tht llllsitivo comlnod. hue "mmm from 8 (mee Ween p1-Cnlnse o a H carerr ma..

2 ities clone, therefore. the course of ‘ her first onlie--1-Inu’ _05 visit to Boston and other parts oi M_5s_P__1m_ An old mad ww

lon' 4 R' ¢-l.-~-f~ 4541/,~ 00 dn

lldn 00"”

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Kik1'r-o ... . . ... ... .... Lllkolnllii .. Lake Shore

Lee Gold

.liaoullsa .\lnll Basin

‘ilelllt re

. . ... ...... ..... 15

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.\Ic\Vnttl‘rs

. .. . ... B0

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(Canadian Press) Shcrritt . , .. ... 87

l\l0N’.l‘REAL_ Ort 16-Off-~rlllgs on Sisooe ... . _ 180

the Montreal livestock markets today St Anthony ... . _ .... 30 totalled l4_7‘J2. Catlin rocvipts were SM’-I' Plc -..._ . 80 |,84'l_ There wilt a collmnraiively Sllil Brlsln _ . .... 103 hellvy offering of rutile with rl vt-ry Sul (font .. ». .-. .. 8%

. . 10..

lnrgo porrnntllgo nf rnlllmon to just Sylvilliiic ... .. ... mellium klvllls. l<l:lrl\‘ all‘ea were TPC!! Ililkll

.. . .. . ,... Iilil

pmt-tl<-ally all llliuln ul-llcr $3 nnrl were 'l‘hollln (ind ... . -- 14

. » ‘i . .. .. _ |19.

. ..... iso

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... 85

970

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104

. ... ... ......... 21

neo . . ai

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. _. 45

_llorl OI . . .__ 22

.. ..- _.. ..-. 210

Norlirltli ... . .__ _... .. .. 31

imnuntnlnli lrnuzht 70 tn 'Il r~nt~' lor' ‘ “ri "W ‘ -°- 32

1 Olga Oil .. _ ‘

"mm" q“°“m"` Paym ste! ... . . . . ... 25

Read Auth Iron oil Pioneer ..

Prom

. . .. .. -K0

. .. 35

. . . . . . . . ... 16

. . . .. D10

was learned on "high authority" that the Government considers the price level not yet high enough to ,warrant stabilization of the dollar ‘ was regarded as indicating that an aggressive price raising policy would would still be pursued. Ac- ! tive liquidation of staples and equities continued, however.

Wheat again tumbled the full

Wallace W. MacNei1l, Milton, an- .lounce the engagement of their .laughter Freda Margaret, to Mr. Leonard Willis, Kingston, marriage

o take place early in November.

1878

1 .anxious ACCIDENT-Mr. Alf-

cd Frizzell, an employee of Horne.-. Garage, is a patient in the Princ- Edward Island Hospital suifern, from a broken leg. While walkin; from the show rooms on Kent _Sl. to his car on the opposite side ol the street, he was accidentally'

comfortably.

five cents n bushel permitted in AT GYR0_Recem1\. ,-,_ Gymi - - on _ .ons day-s trading in the Chicago muh umngedxfm an “_ _“nge M being hard boned, especiam. whre Pit' which depressed uw December .speakers and yesterday Ml: Harold th' Pf°f°53f'1' 15 af°“nfi»` H611' Mi-SS delivery slightly under 'I0 Ceni-S 8 Frame' of New Glaqgom was me Margaret Hancllnhln whom we bushel, or more than 50 cents un- speaker at the luncheon in me welcome to the foot ighrs for the der its July peak. Canadian National Hom Gym frst limi-, charml-cl hor orrdlence

L comm in New Ymk dmpped $2 Walter Hyndlman retunled with :Tue rgayiug th" P3” Of "limp-|

en\ olt a ollng' banker who

rolling prices from the depression Unmd states

"“ 1" to mo me onloollvo nm been ' finally wins tlio o:l.oi;o....- rl for

.mth more mm ” pq-ww, E. _ Proic-s or by cillrning his soclv .wmpwhedl on me bum G! wan" The following st dents leturned paying LMS pmt M ____ m0_,,N(, _“nd m,c”_ W P' C0119# “L” Sfmndinii Burke. a typ cyl female Comfrilnn

- - --» --

“‘°" “nd °"°"*"“°“° “° *° th’ fred Mcrver. Nm? s=d.lon, Mao n0R;d,§,, 0370., fs .- .. . ’°‘“`°°5 °f 'M day’ semngt one MacCa.rvi`le Katie .lollnsion Anna L0 W.. amggoiifg _(QQ “nf;(“n.];

' 1 1 -. . _ . 1' - 'li ‘

'wry Wu that heavy "mms had F|°“imm°“5» Timm” J°hnSi'°“» and finds Anne wizom glle slealsi

°' °°m°`“°m “br°°d' as investor' J0’€'Ph- M°IV0i" from Holi 1 ii`l‘l"'lli pl-ol>o<l‘ioll

took advantage of the higher level ______ Iiwdm ‘ ` ‘ ` ` _ _ ` ` _'

5'. who llzls il lin:-cl llme fn-

°f the dm!" to lighten their cam' Hfm- Cyrus M“Cm‘u““~ hmd “f llaily turns oil: to bo n ml` inll:lll'v's

2 miimenw in d°u“" 5°°“"m°5‘ the English Department of McGill Son; My R_.__v Gu.-1,, D1 ying ,ms

'UniV€1°SitY. UBS !`@<`Ci\’€fi HU iU\'i- part crashed the locll stage and tation to deliver an address before mad.. 1, my

50 the Canadian Club of New Yolki Profesor Holmes nbscnt minded

He has also been asked to plimosc though brlllllmt, in love w th Anno

the toast to Scotland at the St,|lo whom he Illlnlljl' proposes dos-

qg --- Andrew's Day dinner held by the,piie the vast difference in their

_'_' _ lm BARNIA, Ont.. Ooi- 15-(CPJ-' sh And,-ew! Somew of Mmm-na] age". Anne trzmsfexs his affections

I K gr... A(ll-la.. .. . . Disappointed at beins “Bible 9° on the evening of N0v_ 30,1, to Miss Prlln wh ln she recom-

ono ro . . .... .` . __ -

_o,,,, M, __ -.,, i.;xd a sunday school after walk

. . 1-

snnllfn _ . 100 ing 10 miles to the nearest town. He is lomall ic and cl~li\n1crolls

from one of the new ontario ‘indigo lnflnn in .lop ooo ...oe-ol.. ,ememenm B nm, E-11-1_ 1,1 egg;-g, . ----- Playing this dlslliai-led plrt Mr. _“need her new ov" lonely mad, On Tuesday. Oct. 3rd, Tlgnlsh John E Cameron who l< well homewud' says I lem" report” Dramatic Club llllder the nuspiccs`kll>\\“l1 on the Muitlme slrlqo ki-pt. on me experiences of Sarnia fB_m_ Oi' the Children of Mary Society, his audience in ills of laughter.

10 b K to the very succesgfuny pl-C5.-n|_~d 10 E, "._..._...'.;~;;; __ _ _~

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mostly canncr nnll cutter stock and TOW-‘KUNG .--'--- -. ---~ 41 iiles in the Ontal' ac - - - _

no large audience in the Town Hall n.

mom, Borden. _-

io 1.a'r-olrallol-:. APPLY 7°

Hillsboro street. 1934;

_i'”£”i' TO LET-TWO UNFURNISIIED front rooms. ADDI! G“°““°“»

187'!

' ‘E0 LET-274 EUB'I‘0N» IN PER.-

fect condition, all convenience! Phone 573 or apply all Elm Iligalx

- -4 ' . - S--50 l`5s‘*l~”"-narwssn Noam 1r1v1i1i_".,'f,'f,,|'°,,,f. 4...... ....1 go

[nd Hafllplbll, blg l\\§8»l‘. FlI\d¢1"enmmon and medium. $2.75 to “dvi” °“”‘””‘ °m°°' um' |‘ri;:.f.l°'o:`7l":l':oif» *-2-msn to so M:

' 31 71

hound 2 years old. guaranteed-|,.,, ,,...,._,__ 1...... ...... .......1,. slim- _ _ . _ _._ . Harry Chappell, Breadalbane. anon roll 1-olvro l.r.-.mill ul to anno Total ruler 1,242,000.. .

2,' ith mmon light rf-nls and mod urn

R. R.. 1. 151 _,;,,,,,, 17.1.1. rjolllnof lim-A Ink... ts.-nl. ormlsrno

.(‘ I n unt li r rn era were

, Lost n¢;`lr¢rl‘mn(rr‘11\nfI £2.75 tn $1.50. Grllascrs MGOPIDRC _.. -... ... ...._

glng from Aigomn ... . .

lm Assoc Oil ... ... _,... ... .

rno ...... . . . .. . .

'° M - anlliwln

Bsltllc ,' _ _

Rl-eil. Tr .. .

llrownl-e ._ _

were mnntiv I2 to $2.25 Mn

. Male Help Wanted.

EXPERT §ABBEl

through our special low cost course. Hundreds of successful graduates. Write Moler Barber College 673 Bnrringéola gaiihl

Extra Money

oowlm cnmsmns o/mos m

more time. Bend ten cents for in- ‘°fm°°i°D. malogue and samples Tally Hoi Al-l. shop, loo Welling- ton woot, dooooto. ram,

M ta ue md Charlottetown

Miscellaneous

and glazed at reasonable prices Mrs. Davison, 110 Prince Street.

__ ONLY EXPERIENCED FUR-

riers can remodel, reline, repair. clean and glass fur coats satis- factory, scientifically. Caldera 205 Euston Bt. » 1110

runs nnnoosnsn, ninrusn

l - 118.

rnmmnn mul medium 82.70 to ._ -.

I4osT"'sPAn»! Trans BETWEEN grnssorll $l.7I\ t0 $2.50.

,I sheep rocollltn were 1110. F

on 3 I . our nr R .

fl~- lulll nf lnmh ~ \~l‘vorr~rl on' Uilyn .

52:3” lem” lt Echo Gangmga | forma: contvvot lt, $`£."?I'n(rI`ny'n

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O ,_.

"53 =s

including rul'

vrre from S1 t

Ewen Si to 82 50

$5 _ 75 .

Btlrklllghnnf °. _'_ ___ ('11 Kifl( _ _ _ _ _

. ...

pnlvr-l'(`lYl M"1l -... ...'... .__ 12 ll.--l».»l . . . ..

were about verily with the close of Chem Res . _ . 164| _\l.-.inline -- ~ .

'lim week. flood ewes and rvftl\ers.Ch1ll‘cbil1... ... . . .. 12 .\l:l_ll,\' .-- hrnught $5.85 with onlin null hui-kr Clifton .. ... - . 1'-l -“" "“ ph-lm! out ni n d‘|l¢~mlnl of $2 DN' C C°liD€l' . . 1 .\_lf'i-"Mi 4-wt, A couple of lonrllu hrmlght 91.50, C Copper ,__ _,_ ,_ _,____ ann .\~rllj-'\ ..

na bool... snoop Cobol . . . . ru; 01 -"‘l

_ smelter- .. .. izrloo o.-._-lc- . . . . , mils. good $5.85 Dsl Oil ... ... ..... ...._ ... ... :ui \'.|rl< illll . _ . ,,___ 30

gn U6; comm n $8.85 l~ $4 75. |n°"l Elnl ... _...... .. .. 4|/_ l"_'\1'l ‘V0 ~- B0

nog rwelr-'~ were lily' Nor! “'ere.Dom Kirk ... .., .. , 2 lil-_-.oo - .. . _ __ slain easier The stnnlnm r1uoultlons.!.'nst Crest ... o. ..... 20 ili""“"“"_"° -- .

fm- hnennll and butchers was $0.|Erl0rlldo ..... ..... .. ,_ 200 ll~>l‘l‘__-_""

if-leels hrouohr 81 pn- 1101; prrmlum.li'libee ._... ... ... _.. . _ '_' ll.-_r:l|t_-

nun-lu no-~ limo. erm lnnvles Sli fioorlflrh .. . in -\‘l"".~\"“ ' - - ~ ----

on-l vom. sr-tn. owl-r nw- irofmflllliotv- .. . 211. no 1. ,... ,_ _

not wanlmi flown wnro from Sl 50 tnillvmc Oil ... _ . _ . . ... 120 -“jill ‘f""" '

35.15, according c wolgm ond null' lillii ay . ...... nm \lj"""-‘ '~ I1, £ lN|¢k0Fuu ou ... --. oo. »,, no 1550 Vlrkcrl --~

71,' Kirk 'l‘r»\\'|l ... _ . 1 l..ll;l- .\Iurun . . ...

ance at places of religious wcrshi

-wE:_=§_

_ - 1 .» nw.

in their old homes in southem On

.lm-if .\lln ... .. .... ..-. _...... 8 K.-l-rn _._ ... ... ... ....... I Kirk llunt ... . . _ .. ...

~-- ... ... ....

-H -~¢ ... o.. ..._

11 an 2 V-§‘ . in °

323.-:;|Q-Al-I

._ if-'<3 5**

75 lit

HOLSTEIN BULL FOR- SALE- C01-hmhn to nr.-.1‘nm h-_-gchor ¢-nm. ng Teadweli ... . ....-

Wm" E " gl land °°heme` ;' d ntertn nln comedy

Agg 515 yg5|-g_5p]°|;1d1d1nd1vid11\l_ nr-leon running from $1 to $2.25. A _H310 . . humo ous n e g

dm nw fe”°n°b1e few mn" VM 0! Mm "N" hmmm Illgzllulfnrk °' .' . Ilié The letter tom of vmam' “far” drama erltlt`ed‘ “The Man Fxoln

was :gm rmé-'cop etown levi' """‘ *"""'“ '° *"" ` ' l ‘ '

. - _ I _ _

C. _. ovye. rl _ mir 1-omni- won- 2.30.' 'l;l'.<-mens; :‘;gg-tl;¢lA..“.‘ ._.~.. . . _ . :... 1:1) being made, with sreanttofnragcigs Nowhmv, Fun of Muon “nd not

7”' in-relpls wore ah ut null n io me

.Fon SALE _ 35 1>|_yM0U'1'}1;l"T:“ 1lo‘o::¢_y.w;l;=:ll..'y-I". `l;,;:¥l).l{¢nn . . . 71; and meagre eq D P4 without B d_,f.ni,_ scasomm nf

. , .. ... _m '

R°°k Puuew' Pu" hred'one’°xiil’1-lu-`; gl-al onli-os. vrwl-rl wa-rs moving Wayside °'.`.'.' - adequate md °°nv°m°nt mclmes sentiment the above conledy was

‘W fm' w°°kly church sewic” wr m°|surely the hit of the season- The

new settlers, rnost of Whom had following me the cas,- been “°¢“5¢°m°d W fegm" °"'e“4" Mrs., Craddock an inquisitive

P landlady who was nvvcr too busy ' to mind el'-s-lylmd_\"s buslnrxss.

tario. Friend and advisor to Anne whom

she fears w.ll vllnd up by being an "old maid." In this domestic role

25% Mrs. Austin Macdonald an oid la- 12%

voriie who is always a <lrn.win;r card, lived up to hcl' fol'lnc~l' good reputation.

Anne Royce. heroine and ldeallsl

who Iives at Mrs. Craddo<‘k`s and teaches school. Sought by 1-lellrr but in love with Rodney. After all the vlcissiiudes of lie to which n heroine is .subject all ends well for Anne. Delight'ully Miss Elle:-n li-Iandrahan played the role and kept lfer audi'nco gllcsslng.

Dora Pty: Vgmp who revels in

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, TAP nlnclno SHOES

As Used In

Miss Vera. Williams

CLASSES IN-

"=`Uf1" Are Now

Procurahle At

The walallr sllor co.

These have genuine hand Turned Soles and

_ uolol mrs. The WRIGHT

. struck by s young lad on a bicycle.

wh°“ T‘"“b'°‘ Mr. Frizzell is reported as rfslitzz-

m lids hl1:ill_\'. Tile Prolvssor “inlls".

The specialties which consisted of the following: Vocal solo, Mm-no;-le; Mr. Adnan Richard. Dance, H1311. lelld F-ins. Miss catherine Mc. Klnnsn- Dramatlzation of Sing Ms the Rosa-ry and The Rosary by Mr. Jolln E. Cameron and M15 11°,-,da Bernard, were heartily appreciated and received generous applause and encorcs. Beauty was added fp U16 Stenerl’ by the artistic arrange- ment of potted plants and 1190; lamps which lent a. touch of bril- llanovond greenery which om.-» the .sl-age furnishings and made |_ fzlling background for this w¢1; prepared program,

At the close of the second we gh. eretary of the entertaining socle 1' thanked the audience and al. hose who helped to bring their en. “urtzliilnlent toni successful climax

T119 T-sllsh orchestra under th.

Cllpablc drection of Miss Ellen Conroy rendered excellent music.

Miss Eileen Conroy who has been .siting her parents, Mr. and Mrs F- N. Conroy, Tignlsh, returned ta B sion on Tuesday,

Miss Eva Ready, who has beer.

t ng ner brother and his wife, .‘.lr. and Mrs. G. A. Ready, return- od lo Boston by motor on Tuesday

Mr. and Mrs. Bamey Creamer

1Sollr;s. are visiting Mr. P. A. Mac- ' lioll.lld, T.gn`Sl1.

Mrs. A. R. Shes and daughter

Miss Irene, are visiting friends in

BOSLOII.

Mr. Ralph Shea who has been

visiting in Tignish returned tc Boston on Tuesday.

The annual O. W- L. chioker. supper was hold in Tignish Hall on Monday East. Delicious eats weri the order and s large crowd pa- tronlzed the very tempting 1ookin| lab`es.-T.

______..__.-- _ The carrot is reported to be sl-

nlost entirely cross-pollinated by insccls. Certain well-defined pecul- lnrlllcs of the flowering parts lend tllelnsclves to this th€0Yy-

H. K. S. HEMMING, B.A..c.P.A..C.G.A

CI'IRTll"IEI) I’l`Iil.IC ACCOUNTANT

.WIEMBER OF

CANADIAN SOCIETY OF COST ACCOUNTANTS C0l\l.\IlSSIONI-IR FOR TAKING AFTIDAVITS IN THE Sl‘l‘IIEME (`()UR'l` OF 1'. E. I. I’. E. I. RI~]I’ltESEl\'TATl\/E TIII-I CANADIAN CREDIT BIEYS TRUST ASSOCIATION, LIMITED.

B.-\I\'K 0F NOVA SCOTIA BUILDING (IIARLOTTETOWN, P. E. l.

l\\-counting systems opened np md revised.

Labor saving otlice methods installed. ` C051 Accounting instituted to suit special requirements. Mnnlllly. quarterly and annual audits. Bnlnnre sheets and Profit and Loss Accounts prepared. Income Tax returns `wrltien up and filed. Financial arrangements made between debtor md

creditors.

Limited Liability Companies Incorporated.

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