NOVEMBER 19. 1931

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JOIIN ALFRED MoDONALD, PRO- vincial Land Surveyor, Herman- ville. (R. 3, Souris.)

9379-10-15-1 month.

ascsrsn most "rm: noon Ranch, Southport, Four Sill er Fox

Pups. Ear marked. Advise T. B. Rogers. Southport. 100B2-11-i-l-tf.

For Sale

BOARD, SUITABLE FOR ing outhouses. etc., 1c. per ' ' set. Guardian office. tf

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FOB. SALE - OLD PAPERS. l cents bundle. Guardian Office. - 2-4-tf.

l-‘On. SALE, To LET. BOARD AND room signs on hand at Guardian ' Office. - “ ti.

and omen

MAKE MONEY Till AUTO KNITIIR WAY

WITH OUR ROM! WORK PLAN you have a positive means of making a. steady income. Thou- sands of happy successful workers have done so intho lsst fifteen years. If you are out of work, you can make real money this way. If ‘you are employed. you can quickly snd easily turn spore time into cosh. For particulars. writeAuto Knitters. Ltd. Dept.

Hundreds o! successful

FOR SALE - REG. JERSEY BULL 20 months. Ayrshire grade cow,

‘freshen December 1st. Jock R. Moreside, North River. ‘ 10172-i1-18-3i.

To Let

SMALL rvnmsuun corrode: for rent. Adults only. Apply Guardian. 10126-11-17-31.

Wanted

WANTED - SMALL SIZED SAFE,

‘one computing scale and paper ‘- tand- AlJlJly Upton Smith. Stanley l . ridge. w lolas-ll-lr-al.

Female Help Wanted \ .__._________...__.._._

fWANTED-MIDDLE AGED LADY ' would like a position as house- keeper in small family. Best rei- erences supplied. Apply Mrs. A. T. M" Kinkora, P. E. I.

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LOST

‘lost on Fitzroy street, between Felling and Edward Sts., on Tues- day afternoon. November l7. A "Marxton" tomatoa red eversharp pencil. . '

Finder please leave at 86 Edward Street. 10182-11-18-21

' ’antomimes Popular

LONDON, Nov. IE-{By The Can udlan Presm-‘Pradltional pantom- imes‘ for the Christmas season seem

to be engaging the attention J» roducers this year to the usual extent. Julian Wylie, well-known producer and manager. has only three Pontomlmes in view for this Christmas and none of them is tor London.

Fey Compton will again play prin cipal boy in "Dick vVhittington" this time at Glasgow, and there (will be “Queen of Hearts" (with Dorothy Ward), at Leeds, and "The Sleeping Beauty," at Manchester. Let the moment the only prospect oi pantomime in Central London this year appears to he tho unfailing Lyceum show. It will-be "Cinder- ella," and Nuughton and Gold will be in it. ' '

{Average Family Should Be Three

mltuou, nov, 10—(By The om adieu Prsssl-Jrhrco children per family are required to make good ho losses in ‘the Empire's populo- ~ ‘This statement was made re- . 1y by Sir Leonard Hill in his ddress to the sanitary Inspectors’ Conference. Referring to tho our- --- jptkul or the mom, Sir mu. rd ssid the no-ohild or one-child " omc was becoming the rule. »Al'.hougli~ the unskilled continued to brmd mordthan the skilled. blrthrziltrol was practised in over-y clsss of society, In constquence be» twccn 192i and 193i the population of Great Britain has increased 11mg more than in the 10 years 1011-1021, ‘ ‘W31 included the war period.

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graduates. College, 573 Harrington. Halifax. M. H. W. Nov. ld-stttf.

ART - we RAVI CHRISTMAS Card " ' in black and white for hand colouring. Interesting sstime with opportunity i4‘! mike money colouring and selling. Catalogue free, with la!!!)>164- 10 cents. ‘rally Ho! Art Shop. Stair Bldg, Toronto- O for M and W-Nov.-5-'l-10-12-14- 17-1o-21-24-2e-za-Deo.-i-s-s-a.

Edison’s Fi-llfif Phonog-raph Causes Sensation

_LON'.DOiN, Nov. 18--(By The Can- adian Pressi-Tbe sensation caus- ed by the first Edison phonosrooh brought to England is thus describ- eb ‘by Alan S. Cole, former assist- ant secretary o! the Board of Edo- oation. South Kfiiolhlton. In 5 letter to The Times: “Early in the nineties my wife and I were of s. 5mg“ party dining in the house at South xohslugwn. irwlied by 0°1- onel George FitnGeorge. The lstc Duke d.’ Cambridge was present to m“; colonel Gouraud and to hear him explain the Edison nhongranh which he had 1115i bfolmht 0W1‘ from the united States He diimmi" strated its working and then asked the Duke to speak into the instru- ment. This he did with hesitation» and well-rolled r's congratulating Colonel Gouraud upon his gm" w“ cess. Immediately, before the Duke could sit, down, the machine Woo sdjustod to deliver the Duke's ut- tcrances, and did so with such ac- curacy that his Royal Highness slumped back on to the 801s. cush- ions cslling out the ‘Devil's in i9."

rgonrsmourn, England, Nov. 1s —(By The Canadian Prcss)—DoBih ii-mn blood poisoning brought about by a thorn from a raspberry cane getting into her thumb w“ the‘ fats cf Mrs. Audrey Mood Mai-ls. smith. aged .36. The evidence showed that after ftending ralpborfy 0on0! in her gut-don, Mrs. Smith removed a thorn from her thumb. Late it bc- oszns necessary to nmoutote all lrm in on oljort to save her life.

A most extraordinarily virulent form of blood poisoning had en- tered her system. .

[fallen from 10'! per 1,000 births at tho end "last century to 00 in i000, but e saving so effected com penssted very little for tho enorm- ous drop in the birth-rats. Very shortly the population would be It!-

hslving the population. At the mom mt Britain was dangerously over- pcpulstod. ~ A far less cruel world could D0 brought about by a rational limitn tion of the birth-rate, but this most he coupled with s restitution of the duty to hop 1m I virile taco and the application oi science in the prevention of undue. to wlrd- ing off nstursl disasters and to securing the necossitiu and m-

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‘eisnt mortality raio ps4

fortsoflitg.‘ ' \

' o. m-i Mt. Stewart at 3 p. m;

C187, Toronto. 0. Nov. 3-6-7-10-11-14-17-19-21-14- trucks collided at tho corner of 26-28. - Grafton and Hillsborougn streets. A Ford. truck going east on Grafton MSIC HQIP Wanted cams together with a Department oi ' Fisheries Truck going north on BECOME IXPIIT BARBER I-Iilisborough, the latter vehicle tum- thmulh W? “Pm” 1°" W" ing over twice and finally lending

Write Molar Barber

Situations ‘Vacant Female

“celmul ciunuusf

cuuacu or sourdough...)

Ewen MaoDougall will preach Sab- bflh. 22nd st DeSnble at 10.30; Capo ‘Pa-averse st 3; end Summcrside, at '1 p. m.

PBESBYTEIIIAN SERVICES as follows. Nov. 22nd: Highiield at 11

Marshlleld at‘? ’oclock. Dr. M. EL , Gouge, Pastor.

IN OITIR-Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Bourgeois. Mrs. T. Melanson, o! Ilcncton and Mr. C. G. Playfair, of the Canadian National Railway, Montreal, are in the city, registered at the Canadian National Hotel.

ST. JOHN PBESBYTEBIAN

THE (IHAR pl_r_lj_l"_l-._i;lq_iy._sl IIUARDIAN ,____

Christmas Seals Are Attractive

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Church. Belfast. Services, Sunday. November 22nd: Morning, l0 a. m., Evening. 7 p. m. Rev. James Reidie, Hillsbury, Ontario, will preach at both services. The Young Peoples’ Society of Christian Endeavor will meet on Thursday evening at 7.30.

MURRAY HARBOR NORTH and Peters’ Rood Presbyterian Churches. Services Sunday, Nov. 22nd, Morn. ing, 10.30, Murray Harbour North; afternoon, 2.30, Peters’ Road; Even- .' ing, ‘l, Murray Harbour North. Rev.’ D. L. Griffiths will preach.

MOIIIlSIDE-Suddenly at North River on Tuesday, November 1'lth, John A. lviloreside, in his 75th year. Mums! fmm. his lets residence on Thursday. November 19th. service starting at 2 o'clock. Interment mat Wiltshiro Cemetery.

COLLISION AT STREET INTER.- SECTION—Shortly before two o'- clock yesterday afternoon, two

upsido down, according to spectators. No one was injured; The Depart- ment o! Fisheries truck was rlghted and quickly driven away from the scene of tho accident, the operator of the Iflurd truck claimed, when questioned by s city police oflicer, who quickly arrived on the scene.

MAKES WOMEN'S INSTITUTE -—'I‘h0 annual meeting of this Instit- ute was held at the home of Mrs. D. A. McDonald with an attendance oi eight members and several visitors. Roll cell was answered by each member paying her fee, and was fol- lowed by the Secretary reading the finlnoiol statement of the year. The following officers were then elected: President. ‘Mrs. J. A. McDonald; Vico-owoidoa . Mrs. '1‘. Kelly: Secre- tary. Mrs. A. J. xeeuuu; Directors, Mrs. a. w. Cllrtlc, Mrs. a.‘ o. Mc- Donald, Mira. T. Dunphy; Auditors, Mrs. J. T. Devine, Mrs. D. A. Mc- Donald. Five dollars was voted for 011118511105 Woo for the pupils. Two members were appointed to select gifts, and five dollars was voted to Red Cross Society. Next meeting is to be held at the home oi Mrs. T. Dunphy, roll call to be answered by donating s gift towards packing a box for Orphanage. A delicious luncheon was then served by the hostess, ‘ - by Mrs. P. _O. Mc- Donald. The meeting closed by sing- ing the National Anthem.

BIRTHS JAY-At Mt. Stewart, Nov. II, I931, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jay. a son, Lemuel Wilbur.

MARRIAGE!

quietly on October 10th,

Snglofld. John Abegweit, son oi Mrs. Robertson and the late Rev. J. T. Robertson, of Elliott's Mill; homestead, to Evelyn Ger- trude, only daughter oi Msior and Mrs. T. W. Astoury.

DEATHS

BliGIIliI-At‘ Ions, on November 17th, 108i, Patrick Hughes, age 79 years. Funeral ‘Thursday morning

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CARD-At lollihlloli. 0n Wednes- , 801915“! II, I031. Marion Iso- Gsni, sgs 1'! years, daughter of w. sud 1m. J. I‘. Gard.‘ Filnenl rim he: cur-nil‘ widow. ‘lbw- dsl, November 10th, service stpvtlng st 8.80. rum-mast, People's Comet-

tionary. One child‘ radium mint m‘

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1V. D.‘ MacLean mill

autumn plllelfl,

ROBERTSON -—ASTBUBY — Very at All Saints Church, Batteries, London, youngest

at no to Ions Church. Interment. g

Seal Sale Fund during the past year,

and a special letter will go forward

to every part o! the Province.

The committee is hopeful that the general public will again assist in the preventive work. 1f such a pro- Brammo is not undertaken so that BIT-ll’ cases can be discovered and infected ones prevented from de- Vl1°l>lng the disease, successive crops of tutmculosis may be expect- ed to appear year after year, it is Pointed out by League officials.

SEALS AID IN GOOD FIGHT In its fight against the disease, the Allbl-TUIJBTOUIOSIS League of Canada is assisted by the co-operation of a. large number of both professional and voluntary workers. While much of the work is carried on in com. paretive obscurity, the work of the VMWIE nurses and the relief con-l- IIIICLEO, IJOIII OI V/hOm play a, large Dirt in the Leagueis campaigns, “m9 dfiflfvllllly to public notice. The purchase of Christmas Seals lives the public en opportunity to aid in the good work.

T!" Yum"! nurse is a particu- larly Powerful aid in the work of the League. She not only receives "IQ Dfliicnt! in the dispensary and lives them useful advice, but she B189 80¢! to their homes and finds out all that isnecessary to know oi their cases and to treat them eflic- iently. She sees what the patients hygienic conditions are," and gives to the family the prophylactic ad- vice by means o! which the patient may remain at home without spreading tuberculosis. When there are no means by which to support the sick person she will give notice to a relief committee or a charitable organization which will help to tidc over the period of difficulty.

The visiting nurse is the inter- medlflfy between the home-patient and the hospitals. When the patient can no longer visit the‘ dispensaries, but does not wish to go to the hos- pits], she will bring a specialist to his bedside. and to his last days he will not be without care.

The public, in general, is seldom in contact with such distress as those nurses deal with, but all the same might do a shore in buying in largo or small quantities, the Christmas Seals.

The Christmas Seal Sale, con- ducted under the auspices of the Cenadisn Tuberculosis Association will be carried on by the Charlotte- town Gyro Club this your. Tile seals, posters and other material ilscd for the local campaign nrc nlrcaciy on hfllld. and the committee is delight- ed with the attractiveness of tho

' new seal.

__________ PSYOHOPATI-IIC PATIENTS EXCEL ON CARPENTRY

WINNIPDG, Man, Nov. 18-—(By The Canadian Presn-“Cuscs of Dementia Praecox take well to carpentry and produce some mar- vcllously fine work." So declares an authority at the Selkirk Mental Hos pltal. Fantastic. treasure chests with fine red cedar lining give these crippled minds benefit in tho labor. Fine craftsmanship, which scrvcs its day as a vocation and is rc- lflrded today es a hobby by most people, plays an important role as the right hand man of psychopathic physicians, according to a display and sale or work at the Psychopath ic ward of the Geneml Hospital. The showing was from the psycho- pathic ‘ward and Selkirk Mental Hospital.

quack-interest aroused by the work itself stimulation of the mind and exercise of the body through a use- iui task, constitute an important part oi psychopathic treatment.

BRIGHT BRIDGE PARTY 0N RECORD

TORONTO, 0110., NOV. lB-(By Tho Canadian PrIlD-Liko u fan- tasy world of curds-sores of bridge tables-with bimdcsltlrlg used that sll the rooms might hear announce- mcutt-oucb s scene livcncd the R0!!! “IQ flctoi on s recent sut- Illfihflflllllfloh when nearly 5-090 women lflfltiltd tho largest bridge PM! on new. It was held by tho Ollillllfl Illllflfil Ind Profession- sl Wtllltllt‘! Olub in lld of relief funds. ‘his his plrty was going v" throughout the convtntlon floor. in tho Ni‘! llfdln ind the several

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Plans are‘ now under way for carrying out the Anti-Tuberculosis League's annual sale of Christmas Seals, the proceeds of which go to- ward anti-tuberculosis activity not Provided for under the Provincial

g No financial provision has been made for the carrying out of pm- ventivs work among exposed child- ren who have not yet fallen sick, and the League is entirely depend- ent on the Christmas Seal Fund to

Within the next few days letters Christmas Seals. a! pamphlet giving an account of the com-t guys work accomplished by the Christmas

lriuity United Church

rnuasosv 7.3$-Y0ung People’: floglg", "l. 1o195_‘;'l“_§u'f'llfiins - sum Ill- __-__.____._ Disputes Settled ly Conciliation LCNDON. rm. l8—-(By The can

adian Prw“ r Sir Edward Perry, in ‘We “Wilt-duh pays tribute to a

Horluzm Iionlburg, Attorney-Gener- al, because he hgg pug on the Statutes "An Act for the Settle- ment of Legal Disputes by Concil- iatlon."

"Now I can say without hesita- tion that if I had had such statu- toly powvrs during my County at Manchester and Lambeill. 1 could easily have "“ ‘

75 pCl‘ cont of the cases in my list-s 'to the EIKISIQCCIOII of the parties

and at small cost. I um assuming ‘that the system was not to be wreck ,cd by prohibitive Court fees and ilrritaiing written procedure.

“I should like to see Concillia- tion nlaric a condition precedent to litigation, feeling sure that once ipeoPlo at com-proposes got used to

I having a lleal-t-to-heart tall; with a,

disinterested judicial person, they would be convinced that, a give- and-take settlement was a far bet- tor way out of their difficulties than a law-suit.

“Tile scandal of law costs has

been with us too long. In many cases costs are a tax levied on hu- man misfortune. Mr. Justice Mc- Cardle called attention st Birming- ham Assizes to the fact that quite poor people had to pay $250 to $400 for an undsfencled divorce suit. ‘Ihese ale heard in Court at the rate of 7o m so a. day- There is no dispute and nothing ct litigate. Yet in one case the learned Judge called attention to the fact that railway worker, earning $10.48 a week, was called upon to pay a bill of costs of $200. "Now if these unfortunate citi- zens could bring their troubles be-l fore a County Court Judge or a Magistrate, sitting in private, before any costs were incurred, I expect that in some cases his intervention might reconcile the parties, and very often no divorce or separation would take place. But if s decree must follow, what good purpose is served by dragging these unfortun- ates into the Assizes Court, and ask ing High Court Judges to not as legal slot machines for the distri- button of useless costs?

“Many oi the small domestic dis- putes oi humble folk arg not, to use a. legal phrase "fit for litigation.’ I remember a decent working man coming to me with a perploxing problem. ‘I u'ant' to know’ he 381095} ‘whether I must call my little girl Ferleattc?’ I swll it phonetically. us he could not help me in the spelling but I fancy tho real name was _Vio- lctta.

“What has happened?" I asked. “Two young women ‘as visited the Milssls during ‘er confinement, coom one meet as we were at tea, they takes the baby down to the parish church and they bring it back Terlcatta’ and I want to know what are my rights?"

“I counselled talking it over with the young ladies, and warned him of the cost oi complicated eccles- iastical law suits. Fsncying his wife might throw light on the matter, I invited him to bring her down to)

lawyer of South Australia, the Hon. A

89s m9. and gave him an zuppolllt»; ment. They never came. But the old "l legal Adam in me rebuked me for! having checked a really rurc and "

should have been taken to tllel House of Lords, unless on its way; "a

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Now is file time lo pin-l; Rolls: Drug" Hudnuls 'l‘oiict Son;

Priced from 35c to $8.50 All in zlifmciivc boxes

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Yzlrdlcys Sets! Ladies sets from 85c i0 $10. Men's Sets froru 31.5010 $5. -._.-__.___-___

(.‘oiy's Sets ! Priced from $2.00 to $10.00

Houlliganfs Sets 1 Priced from $21k) to $10.00

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Ashes of Roses, Evening in Paris, Shari, Cara, Nome Jasmine, etc.

Select your set curly. A large range lo choose

from.

i. Qnly a Few l/Veeks Till Xmas .'

out iimuc Gifts u! the

Store.

P0211"! on Altflrol" Sets (‘ulnar-ll and l‘:-'.-ol'lliozl

I} pit-r: Sets $1.11.; to $18.0!) 7 piece Sets $5.00 in $30.00 l0 [lit-cc Sets $2.75 i0 $50.00 $75.00

Lurgcl‘ Sets in

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R F u E fi \- lirllsh and (‘onlh Soil; g u?! y priced from $1.75 iofiiftiii) V, I L _ _ “J h F Shaving Soils 75c up ‘SQ/CIA. 2 MM" y "c will i.'i(.l it c fr. urcil ccnflpiimcnt i0

'l‘h<-so Shaving" Sets com in lilcnnorfs,

on displlrv.

Colgate-s, Willizmls, Colfs‘, Houbi- Paul's, Yurdkgvis etc. Now

Announcing the first showing hero of ihc new 'l‘nilcl (‘rca- a lion. (IEIIIIY. by Hudnut, lie zrurtr lo s00 this wonderful lino of popular priced loilot- l'lL’1‘~. now on ilIi-iplél)’ :li our , sinus. '

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