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g cable bassador were rel son. ‘ | The F ' piained oiilclals assumpt i iments r: I the stan Llang t zmiitaiq (I the bctrveen lBy Gl

‘AIYK The iii cry nu waded troops Chinch cwvtllt IWDUIB .WG!Q V N River.

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BRING YOUR

Silver Foxes

AND OTHER FURS

MR. AriLEVlN

i B. 1r. HOLMANS orr-‘rcr: 14s GREAT caonca smear and receive

HIGHEST utmost Pnlcrs LEVIN run comrm LTD.

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E. R. BROW

146 Richmond Si» CharIONeiOWII

Fire, Life, Accident, Sickness and Plate Glass Insurance at Lowest Rate.

Agent at Summerside, Lloyd Lewi! g

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HYGRADE FOXES FOR SALE

Opportunity only knocks once at any door. knocking at yours now.

HYGRADE RANGE oiiera ior sale a iew male and fgpnalg pups, progeny oi the herd shown at Charlottetown

in i930. » You can secure a male or iemale good enough ior any

It may be

WESTERN GUARDIAN

--CLEAN AND PAINT up for Christmas. Buy paint, enamel, shel- lac and wax at Bruce's.

10540-11-80-21.

-SOLVE YOUR. GIIT problems a bit early this year. Choose the one giit your iriends can't buy-your photograph. L. W. Goods’ at Bow- ness Studio. 10547-i1-80-mwi-3i

—BADIO "3" and storage ‘N’ batteries, sold at Braces.

IOlMll-ii-tii-Ii.

—TI-IER.E IS ONE lift your m0- ther will appreciate more than an!- thing money can buy‘. Just send her your photograph. L. W. Goodair, at Bowness Studio. iooel-li-Sll-mwi-Bl

—-QUIET WEDDING-The marri- ago took place on Nov. 17th at the United Church parsonage, Char- lottetown, Rev. Dr. Ramsay omelet- ing, oi Miss Freda Brown oi St. El- eanors to Mr. Eric Woodside, oi Summerslde.-B.

—SENT CLOTHING T0 THE WEST—'I'ire community at St. Ei- canors packed three bales oi cloth- ing on Wednesday last, which was sent to Saskatoon to be distributed among the destitute iamilies in Saskatchewan. They were assisted by a iew Summcrsldc citizens. Their

| —BETUBNB more manna: Titans no/mn memo-m. n. W. rv binson, who was elected Vina President ior P. E. Islam at the an. nual meeting oi the Maritime Bout] oi Trade. at Hallie: last weak, n. turned home on Friday evening. Ha reports a vef)’ enthusiastic and largely attended eonventiom-l. -ENTEBTAINMENT Al‘ 1,- MONT, LOT 16-111‘. Ind IBI. I. D. Simpson entertained the Baby 31nd oi Belmont, Int 10, Church w Thursday evening at their home. Quite a number attended 1mm lum- merside Baptist Church. Rev. m». Wilson gave an excellent addng, Mrs. Isabella Gllddﬂh HOONMII d the Baby Bands oi P. ll Island, spoke on the work and ideals o! the Band. Mrs. Dr. John MacNeiii also addrmsed the gathering. The child- ren delighted the older guests with a delightful program oi songs and recitations. in sid oi the Band, which amounted to a neat sum. Dainty refreshments were served by the beaten and a

ening to a close-B.

PERSONALS

-Capt. Read and Mrs. Read have returned home from attending the Royal Winter Fair at Toronto-S.

-Dr. and Mrs. MaePhee, have been visiting in Montreal, re-

action is very commendable.—-S.

-ADJOURNED .T0 DEC. 4111- The case against two young men ior ithctt came up in the Summerside Police Court on Saturday, but was adjourned to permit the attendance :0! witnesses. Ball was allowed the laccused. Two drunks came beicro the Magistrate, one was ilned $5 land costs and the other $10 8nd [C0sis.—-S.

mersldc. lcit Friday morning to at,- tend the Seniors Dance at Mount

turned home to Summ side on Fri- day evening-S.

-Mr. A. J. Mathaon, oi OTleary. returned on Friday evening irom at- tending the National Liberal Con_ vention at Ottawa. Prince County-S.

—Mlss Marlon Campbell, oi Sum-

’ -FUlt BUYERS AT SUMMER- lsIDl-i-‘ihcrc is an exceptionally lmrgo number oi iox iur buyers in ‘Summcrside this season and largo

Miss Campbell remained ior the wqei: end-S.

Allison University,

—Ml's. H. W] Robinson and her

pleasant social hour brought the ev-

show, at a. reasonable price.

(‘all and see what Hygrade is offering, you will be

g qunrltlrics oi polls are being dispos- lcd oi. Prices rm an average appear‘ ‘l to b0 about the same as last yearn!

darlglrtc", Miss Caroline, oi South Devon, N.B., are visiting the ior- mcr's sister, Mrs. George Horton, oi

satisiled. \\'e will be pleased to show you our ioxcs.

F. G. KENNED Y

Phone 560-Y. Southport

- 10226- i i-:l0-I-‘ri-Tue-Cl'irur-Mon-4i.

SUPERB - SIL VERS Prizcwvinning Prolific Polygnmus Pups?

srrrlrrr iilLVliitS lune been bred irorn a icw out- standing individuals. 51y original Prize male sired a world

1t is conlpluinvd that thcrc are icw ‘llilllic pas-its available, ihc animals not having been given a chance to

Tl-IRTAINED (l. G. I. T.-—Thc ‘i . Rangers 0i the Summersidc lrrcsbyteriazr Church, larder the

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Sumtnerside.—S.

EASTERN GUARDIAN

..“’PA'I‘CII FOXES FOB. SALE,

icazicrzslilp of Mr. Vaughan Groom,

charge of Mrs. Eric MacKay. There lwas a (lellghtiul supper in the trail,‘

icw choice pairs. entertained the C. G. I. T. group in l “ma

tague, P. E. ‘l.

10543-11-30-31.

. ﬁﬁirk . answer ea the eonpea provided, to Contest Ilditor, the Charlottetown Gill

PUZZLE CONTESTANTS! Please Read This Announcement Carefully

Your complete answer-ate the Famous Canadians’ pale mast be summarised in apnea bola; Forward m; n»: aetlaterthau December-Dill will" with m sllvvm,“ m" °' ﬂ" °""°°"' Y"

issteerteoesylllappearlieeenberd.)

“HEN.” write may. ems

quarters, but district 26 oiliclals who eturnedJrom Indianerﬂlll W!"

\\-lllo\1 was followed by speeches‘ BELLEVUE wohlnxis INSTITUTE Qua noun,“ w s“ 11.1mm. u“

Nil-cm (llizczcnt people present. Jolly|

u‘. his oiispring won prizes at an»! others.

lhampilm as well an: a champion female Also at least twelve

last years show, for mystli

luamvs and an interchange oi stories] The {mush annual m-eeﬂng o; me o. our"? llio by the gr! s and boys‘ Bencvue wommfs Insmute w“ made an evening oi real iun andl hexd on Tuesday evepmg. No“ mm

eonierenee- Mayor D. W. Morrison. RUN!!!‘

oi District 2e. me w. r. netmev. secretary A aaurer. will“ h"!

Prlrliirally every one oi my adult iemales ure either 5' daughters or grand daughters oi this male or his 1st prize

brother. lie was out oi a litter oi seven and sired two

plcasllii. to all. Rev. Mr. Joatrs andl

Mrs. Jcrms were guests oi honour atl

1 the suppcrx-S.

at the home oi John MacPhee. Fourteen members and iour visit- ors attended. The meeting opened

litters 0t‘ scvcn this year.

The llhps have wonderful

tend going into the iox buslnc animals. "pull down" your own standa

and terms reasonable.

Z5 KENT STREET,

1 0223-11-20-Frl-M0n—W€d-7l.

GET YOUR PELTS ON .

December 14th

Montreal Fur Brokerage Co., Ltd.

Pnlyzzlmus, I never had a pup reiusc tn double mare. inxvs are line bred and ln-bred and st-ll hold their sire.

Every pup has 3 to 5 Generations Prize Blood.

Every adult male in my ranch is

My

color, texture, density and

lenzth ni iur with exceptionally long guard iur.. . ii you in-

ss start with good foundation

Ii you want somenew blood which will not

rd call in and see my stock. Prices

D. STIRLING MacLEAN

CHARLOTTETOWN.

New Ranch 1 Mlle West North River Road, “FULL-FURRED-FOXES"

Fox Ranchers

.THE MARKET EARLY

THE EARLY SALES WILL BE THE BEST

The last receiving date, Dec. 9th.

The ‘Montreal Fur Brokerage Co., Ltd., will hold two special early sales for Silver Fox Skins.

December 30th

397 St. Paul St. West Montreal

Pelts may he shipped direct or through E. H. MONKLEY, of Summerside, or F. R. McLAINE ' Charlottetown. Solicitors for Prince Edward Island

—B:uzs and Tags Furnished Free on Request-

._ 1054l-1l-30-mvvis-4i

Lords Give Sanction To Equality Status

LONDON. Nov. 2'1. ICanadlan Prvss Cabin-Alter a iuli day’s de- irtc. the House oi Lord gave sec- ond rrndlng to the rtatube oi West- minszcr Bill, without division. The moo.‘ mo, establishing equal- ity v.'l‘h‘.n the empire

as a legal and constitutional iact,

- already his been passed by the

House oi Commons. But the debate in the 119W!‘ house revealed none oi the pointed opposition that ap- peared in the Commons.

Premier R. ‘B. Bennett of (‘lan- nda, was present ior ihr- rim, hm“- Zoi the debate. The bill won ,4," sored by the Lord High ('lfnnr-¢-{1qr_ ‘Lord Banlrey. who said the. omplm inever would ﬂrmrrh tllfflligh wet, o.’ Parliament which i w,- m,“ ,,._ strict thg powers of our lcilow sub. loci-s in the Domlnlcns."

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I . with the singing o! "O Canada" —PR“'TTY ‘VEDDING_A pretty} iollowed by roll call which was re- lsponded to with the payment oi membership ices. '

Alter the rcrding oi minutes the ﬁnancial report was given, showing a balance on hand oi $45-35. The election oi oﬂloers tor the cc ‘

I‘ wedding was solemhizcd at St. Paul's ‘Rectory, Summcrside, on Wednes- .clay morning at 7.30, by Rev. Ben- jnctt MacDonald. The contracting ‘mar-tics were Miss Mary Catherine llvlacNcill. daughter oi Mrs. Maud lMacNcill and the late James E. llMacNcill oi Summerside, and Mnlyear resumd “s mum's: Prmdenl“ Thomas James Mugrldge. son oi Mrﬂlms‘ H‘ v- Baum’ 1st w”? PM!" Wellington Mugridge, oi Hebron Lot dent’ Mrs‘ “h” Macmw’ and w“ 8 The bride looked winsome inadress president‘ Mm Alexander Macpher‘ toi powder blue with hat and shoes S°“' ‘secretary treasure‘? Mmwn“ Ito match. Her coat was a darker Macpherﬁmr dlrecw"! Mrs- D- K- lsrisae oi blue. The bride was at- M“°Ph°“°"- and Ml“ MW Meth- tended by her sister, Miss Berthaﬂesim- "udllblﬂ- M155 Home M- MM The Uoomqman was ML GeorgelPherson and Mrs. Malcolm D. Mac- Adams. cousin oi the groom. Aitervpher-“mn-

‘la sumptuous wedding breakfast at 53'" the 91649-1011 0-’ Omﬁerﬂ 00!!- fthe home oi the bride, the happy/M?“ and 8911198 dlmlied b! “l! iyoung couple motored to the home ‘VPTWFBM wmmll-We gave everyone loi the groom, where a reception and Pmieﬂt Bl! eﬂloyabie hour.

ldance was heidin their honour. The Just before the close oi the bride was the recipient oi many meeting the President distributed lovely gifts. The Guardian joins in wvlnl; for the orphanage among hearticst congratulations-S. We member!-

Miss ‘Florrie M. MacPherson in. vited the members to hold the De- cember meeting at her home,

Th singing oi the National An-

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A ;.; ‘hem bro ht e mee s i; Eafeziclfgliiiiill. l}; H-ohobniggnggu l}! Wage Cut Discussed

Montague I. E. l.

Oillce Connected With 3.;

Drugstore m] Eﬁsiiliiiiﬁi

GLACE BAY, N. 8., Nov. 2'1. (By the Omadlan Pressl-Tirreatened wage cuts which would aﬂeet 12,000

BRINGING UP FATHER

FOR GOODNES5

HE": A REAL. ‘BQCIETY DOG.

yesterday morning and announced that the district board would be called at once and the result of the copier-once would be discussed mt that meeting-

Severel weeks ago the Dominion Steel and Coal Corporation, oper- ators oi the Nova Beotia mines. announced a proposal tor wen re- " ranging from ten tn 88 per cent in connection with a wage oon~ tract to replace the agreement eu- pirlng on January 3i. i082. The miners’ executive reiused to accept such terms, and Mayor Morrison and board member Delaney pro- ceeded to Indianapolis to take the matter 1m with international oile- ials.

Marathon Record Is Broken

(Canadian Pleal) annwrcx, Pa, hbv. .—lm|is Gregory, Rochester; won the ﬂnd annual Berwick marathon. There were 45 entrants, including icur iormer winners, in the ab» mile. 38b yard race.

Gregory ﬁnished the marathon in 48 minutes, one second within iour- seconds oi the course reel! net in 1m by Willie itltala.

rranl: uittemrr, New York, and Joseph Mandy, Philadelphia stea- ed a ﬁghting iiniah behind Oreg- orv. P5881118 0M ﬁnalise each other iour times in the 100 park oi the last mile. Tlttertea creased

crrs mo ormA-r: m

NOT cover-re v

one IN HA a ‘m’ HOD

thelineinseemdplaee.

NEW YORK. N. Y., Nov. 2r- lnsn. Mollie Schlosser tucked m, iaur little Bchloesers into their chairs around the ihanksgiving dinner table last night, told than "° "mm! "In tllfkey" and ran across the street go a [muggy “m. icr something she had iorgotten.

771°? were Rpsyin, nearly iour. who was "mothering" m, 5mm u"; iseelng to it that they didn't nibble, Mil-ﬁct- two. Allen, 18 months and tiny Arthur. live months. ‘moir- iiather was absent on a business trip. Everything was steaming hog, and the children apparently we“ ‘m- concerned when the room begin to iell with smoke irom an urrdeter. mined source. Then somebody in the street shouted "firs!" Mrs. Behlosser emerged horn the store just, in time to see a neigh- bor, ‘Joseph Milsklaich, a, smash in g iront window oi her ground iloor apartment leap inside ms come out with Roslyn and Arthur in his arms, both nearly uncon- scicus. Then Lillian Bombs, fschool girl living next door. ran out with Lest rice. A iirs company thundered down the street. like. Behlosser asked ii anybody had saved Alien, but nobdy had noticed him in his high chair. Be was dead when firemen, grop- lﬂs the smoke round him there.

Fall Kills Janitor

(Cenedha Press)’ _ HAMPTON VILLAGE, I. 3., I01. .—Bia neck broken in an

iail irmn the upper storey Hampton Consolidated School

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through the school looking ior the man.

0-15 p. m. by his daughter Muriel, and a neighbor oi the Bovsird iam- ily, Ernest Rpm, who went in Dr. A. T. Leatherbarrow, who was search oi him when he did not re- oned, round that Bovaird had tam on time ior the evening meal. died oi a broken neck- No inquest Discovery oi an open window, on will be held, it is tmderstood. which it was known, Bovaird was The time oi the accident was

to have done repair work, indicat-

judged to be shortly beiore 6.10

ed that the man had slipped oii p. m. the victim's smashed watch. the window ledge while tightening iound in a pocket, hwing stopped a loose window sash, and iell to at that hour.»-

ATTENTION

HAVIING ADOPTED THE POLICY OF SELLING FOR CASH ONLY, WE CAN SELL CHEAP

Everybody who deals with us may expect to get BARGAINS.

We respectfully ask all our customers and all our friends to examine the quality oi our goods, and ascertain our prices before sending their money oi! the Island.

Give us a iair chance to compete with the‘ mail order Houses, and you will not be disappointed.

The J. J. Hughes Co. Ltd.

SOURIS & GEORGETOWN

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1A.. t CONTET EDITOR as =1 I , . /_' 17w Charlottetown Guardian ,T~--—-———— ,,—-—-*"-"-—. 3 Charlottetown, P. E. I. " 1m onerlnc was taken My anewua to the iaraoas Canadian Contact are ‘T’- 39 summarised herewith: ~ 1 II w a i, 4r 3 r4 *3 4 is 2o 48 who s i‘ so 44 g r1 at 45 1 i8 46 He represented - 8 19 47 ‘ l,» 9 20 48 Backville, N. B. l0 21 35 49 11 22 38 50 ConiestanUs Name (Please be sure that eulficleni postage is placed on your envelope.) a -" ‘ZEJ- -1==Zi-= in tn coal d ids or Nova ' terday aiternoon, Robert B alrd, th ground 18 ieet below. Ryan A180 90138111110115 $5? were Escusaed eat the Inter- sad Endlng To , , 70, Janitor at the school 1:: the noticed the open window when he Apply: Hurry mne. Mon- n,,,,,,,,,1m,,dm,,w°,,m- n,“ Thanksgiving mt 1a years, was iound am at land the victim's dﬂtllhlll‘ went