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Wholesale Furriers

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FUR EXHIBITION

THUR. FRI.

NOV. 10 — 11 — 12

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"Screenings Furs . Limited

Whole-tale Manufacturers m’ .\llll'lll'£*ill, \\ill show l-n-gt- 1|_\~(t|'iI’Tl£‘Ill of beauti- till furs in “Advanced Stilt-S’ and exclusive de-

siqns. Pri-si-s are irresistible.

orders. re-styllng receive special nt-

Tr.irle-in< on new coats can

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ll". lliiileziu, l"ur Expert firwl rlwlttner, will he in ciii-rgi- marl will be pleased tn I)!‘ of every possible tis- Sl-ldllil‘ to you.

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Fllliil‘ FUR PELTS

Expert Workmanship MINK, MUSKRAT, CARACUL, PERSIAN

LAMB, ALASKA SEAL, HUDSON SEAL, FRENCH SEAL. RACCOON. BROADTAIL

f §Iaiions Society in Conan Lapuiiiie (is

it is. Minister. who as chief Gan- . (lclezatn b0 the last Leatrue crnblv at Geneva. cited the ex- of SOut can! had recently decided that with l developments of . is no ionizer safe and must "pre- pare itself."

nonnmﬁrxns JOB wrrn c. N. a.

MONCTON. N. B., NOV. ,Wlth the completion of the mot- ,orizlng of the collection and de- llitery service the last of the horse i , grailwn lvcgitcles ofdi r i , ' a ona i press sappcars rom (Itums Lalmlnte‘, the streets of the cltv of Moncton

r -~‘— .to<lay' and thus again old dohhln

i—1CP)—Jus-§boivs before the onward march of progress. “The pitbllc had a sent- nrifions l imental attachment for our express ‘errltorieslhonws and often the horses were Vask|given titclbgts llV gdmiiers as thev

a ie cur ". rrvlom‘. ‘wow-Smith. stint of the Canadian Na‘.- bridge, N. Y

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Ml‘. ‘ared it was said in s that Canada is in

lcl remain outside all In-

"cments. r r‘. them that other .0, only asking Czechoslovakia

..Wl‘.h the world beln: no country is safe."

h Africa which he aviation it

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ional Express here; vekipcd quite a thirst for it cf the tnims-rous bottles of fat were given to him by his; fans‘, Mr, Smith said. The motor-l lzitig of the express collection andl delivery service in Aionct/On is also prelinlary to the proposed extension next year to Nicncton of the air express service now in operation between Montreal Toronto. iivinnipeg and Vancouver via Trans Canada Airliners. Mr. d with of this air express servioebo MOIIC"! express Moncton in the mornlng- will ar- rive in Winnipeg the same night and Vancouver the next

Fireman Fatally Injured In Crash

(‘IIARLEMONTX Mass" NW. 7- railroad killed late today when n passenger train and a freight train 0f the Boston and Maine Railroad collid- ed one-half mile east of this sta-

Twelve persons on the er train were injured. They were Greenfield hospital. Nearly two-score others, shaken in the wreck. waited here for trans- portation to their destinations.

The fireman killed In the collis-

"one horseiie- POD 85

the city of

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THE CHARLA)’ 1'1‘ ETOWN GUARDIAN

‘FUR EXPERT

VISITS P. E. I.

Romeo Boileou, Montreal Fur Expert, Guest or The C. N; R. Hotel For Three Days

An exhibition of exclusive fur coau is now being held at the C. N‘. R. Hotel by Romeo Boileau, of Cummings Wholesale Furriers. Limited. Montreal. Mr. Boileau ls a fur expert and designer and will assist and advise the ladies in selection of fur coats. Mr. Boileau

is on a trans-Canada fur display

MR. ROMEO 3011-5515 l

trip and will be pleased to meet the ladies of Charlottetown and vicinity at the C. N. R. HOW Thursday - Friday - Saturday only During his 20 years in in»: bus- iness of buying raw furs. grading. designing anti selling them. he ‘has gathered a vast fund of knowledge concerning his business. He has had experience in the ‘world-famous s-nlcns of Rcvllion Freres cf Paris. You are advised to buy now and . save 20 per cent. A cordial invita- >t‘wn is extended to the ladies to lsee this attractive fur exhibit at l the C. N. R, Hotel Thursday until ' Saturday. .

French Socialists Warn 0f Nationalist APlot To Seize Power

PARIS, »Nov. 7—(AP)— Com- munists joined forces tonight with Socialists in a campaign to arouse

é was a Nationalist plot to seize pow- er

Socialists declared an uprising would be‘ attempted Armistice ,Diiy, next Friday in tormented ‘riots and called on Premier Ed- Iouard Daladicr to guard the “free functioning of Parliament; and the ldemocratic regime."

Communist posters accused Ool- onel Francois de La Rocqueks "French Social Partv and former I Communi=t Jncqucs Doriots French

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People's Party, bath Rlglitist or- ganizations, of plotting. Some of the punch was taken

out of the warnings. however, as the ministry of pensions said de La Rocquets followers and other groups had asked for. and received permission to hold Armistice Day parades before the tomb of the Unknown Soldier as they did in 1936 and i937.

Tropical Storm is Reported

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Nov. 7— fAPi-The United States weather bureau reported today n tropical disturbance of increasing: ‘uensity was centred about 250 miles south- east of Nassau. Baham n. and was

attended by winds of 50 to 60 miles an hour. i; was one of two storms

hovering off southern shores. The other was in the Gulf of Mexico.

Caution was advised vessels near rind north of the storm and small craft; from the Florida east: coast to beyond the Bahamas were warned.

"The direction of movement is

Russell of Cam-

uncertnin but probably is toward the north.” the bureau advised.

l the nation against what they said-I

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Tl-l EATR E The Kid Domes Back ‘

WITH ,~ WAYNE MORRIS Y JOAN TRAVIS-

Fasl action & Thrills

SOURIS — Thurs. MONTAGUE — Sat.

iinusim: lllANS. ARE APPRllVEll;

Combined B uildingl Repairing S u m' Totals Over $47,000,; 000-

Nov. 7 —(OP)— '

OTTAWA,

Mans totalling $24,695,268 have been approved tinder the Nation- al Housing Act and its predecessor, the Dominion Housing Act up to Oct. 31 last, a statement issued tonight by the Finance Depart- ment announced. Up to the same date loans for Home Improvement aggregated $22,319,546 making a grand total for house building and house repair more than 917000.000.

The report was prepared at the request of Finance Minister Dun- nlng who, although he has not yet resumed his official duties which he was forced to relinquish by illness, was anxious to return to Ottawa to ascertain the extent to which the government spon- sored housing program was pro- ductive of employment.

The housing loans up to the end of last month provided housing ac- commodation for 6.272 Canadian families and the home improve- iment loans enabled 55,820 famil- ies to improve their dwellings. The statement ated those loans had made sible an expenditure on building construction rincludlng land) of more than 553000.000;

The statement continued:

"It is usually estimated that at least B0 per cent of the cost of house building construction and modernization is spent, either dir- ectly or indirectly, on wages of labor, skilled or unskilled.

Applying this percentage to the aggregate figure given above itis estimated that the loans made possible by Dominion legislation have accounted for payments of l wages to Canadian liiborof over 542000.000.

Number of housing units financ- ecl in the last three months with comparative figures for corresp- onding months in i937 in brackets IOIIOWC August 254 (186). Septem- ber 338 (134), October 361 (194).

For the three months period the increase is 72 per cent in amount of loans and 85 per cent in num- ber of family housing units financ- ed as compared with the some period in 1937. The figures October" are particularly encourag- ing in the indications they give of the outlook for more active build- ing operations during the next building season. The number of individual loans approved in Oct. was higher than in any other single month to date.

During October 807 loans were approved in the amount o! $1,- 269,009. and provided housing ac- commodation for 361 families. The previous high month for number of loans was July, 1938, when 285 loans were approved.

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Norene Aulcl. Norma Willis, John Glow, Green. Joyce Willis.

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W HEN Autumn rains make

roads impassable - when cars with ordinary tires get stuck — a set of the new Fire- stone Ground Grip tires will take you safely through.

These are the greatest tires ever built for traction. Note the deep, continuous bars of rubber that grip on any surface. These are so placed that they clean themselves-every bite is clean. And no matter how hard the going may be the tread is guar- gnttieed not to separate from the o y.

Firestone Ground Grip tires — are made for cars, trucks and tractors. Have your nearest Firestone Dealer put a set on your rear wheels NOW.

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Grade vm (bi-l, mum Holmes.

Pei-r attedna i . -- Grade vm (cl-l. Norene Auld; rett. 11in amt-ii“ Jtﬁil’ 1613:; WEST Wyn" SC"°° l Alton Willis; 3, Norma Willis. gwam. Samuel Wm}! Eton Greg Grade vx-i, llois Green; 2, In, p,“ m,“ chwm Vela‘; Junior Department Joyce Willis: 3, Gordon Docherty. Green. g ween ' Honcr mil for October.

Grade V-1, Thelma McLure; l Harold Gates; 3, Sterling ma)‘, Grade IV-i. Billy Chowen; l Arthur Chowen; 3. Patricia Curie]. Grade III--l, Billy Rhymes Grade II--1. Erdine McLure: l Aurilda Trainer; 3. Francis curley. Grade I lal-l, Lorne Rhynes Grille I (b) —l. Edward Doucetta

Jean GOIGOI}, Teacher. WARREN GROVE SCHOOL bellfmort for the month of Octo-

di-me x-i. Mill/ck w » , Maucliielvflaﬁtiaine.’ amn’ i l‘ —1. Berth lyneo .

2. Nella Machine; a. riaigiii call: '2' Fred Vl-ssey: a. Jiwkla Vlssef. grade In (s1) _ 1' his Mob“ Grade I (cl-l. Vincent Gﬂllﬂfllil “m”; g, 3mm“, Buchanan; 3‘ John MacKinnon; 3, Ellmy Mo-

Hyn oweqL ure. a Katherine MacKinnon. Teacher

IglgllESl, percentage: Norene Auld Perfect attendance: Leah White.

Lois Verna M. Kitson, teacher. Primary Department

Grade IV ta>—1, Lewis Mac-

Grade 1V (bi-l. Olive Barrett;

Gordon Docherty,

KINGSTON scuoor. Q33?“ G’°°"i 3' “Y” M“ gm: 11111 (irsziihnrie oxen: _ _ _ — . Wheat evy. Honor m“ o, Klmmn school mﬁgggg; zl/Ingcrloldhcl-rrgevilards Macy 2 Grade I (in-i. Norma Jewell; To oven TIMBER 1mm m» the month of October. Gm“) ' ' ' -G‘§;§1°“}°(b) 1 ullih Owen CARBERRA —(OP) -First m; Grade III-l. Samuel Willis. QM I - - m meet some of Aust-mlla’ timber SWIM‘ nemﬂmﬂ“ Grade II-l. Erroll Green. K911119951 and requirements by eswabllstilxi; a iumi Grade x_1 Maw Glow 2 Grade I (at-l. Ina Paul. for “a” in Arlmme ber industry in New Guinea will Hnrvw Newskm; 3 Dohglasi Grade I (b)—1, Norma Smith; 1,01 QMOIYneauIL Pr,“ for m“ m taken shorly when a large area Dome“, - i l Edna Colwill; 3. Velda Green. Rm¢m¢_j[e1m “an”, Perfect forest wuntrv in the Bulolo ca. i. Grade I (cl-l, Erma Gamester; “grandma __ Mmulm triot is thrown open to milling. It I

Grade IX-l, Aletha. MacFi-idyen; 2 2, Leah White; 3, Belle Smith. ' » Grade VIII taJ-l. Clyde Holmes; 2, "Lliorne Docherty; 3, Elmer 001-‘

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estimated the dlstﬂct contains 50/ 000.000 fee‘. of hoop and klinldi pg: and a small quantity of cedar secondary timber,

Maudie , Mellick Warren. Harold Clark, Lois Molygieoux. Keith Wheatley. Ieltli

' Rena. Younker, Teacher. i

Verna Green; 3. Roy Mac-

Highest percentage for the Do- Ollve Barrett 90%.

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