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NOVEMBER 12. i936

PROTESTAKT CRPIIAKACE

Maintenance Collection CPENS MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1C

Give a thought and give well for the children in need '

2

TﬂUltSDAY, NOVEMBER. l2

_ ‘L-(‘haniinade Chorus - "w P ' social llull.

tommandant Ami iirs. Hargreaves

gyiwiil lliiiviii Services iire be-

-ll'tl lll the Salvation i-l from Wednesday. y io ‘ilirstltiy, 17th. The vrs at these services iillllltllltlﬂlll. and Mrs. of Fredericton, Ne\v

Brunsii

Coihii Jill and Mrs. Hiirgrovcs a.» an‘ : of long; experience, 311.11%. ...~ii iii charge of the

Amp-z wort: iii many centres in the Flftxi. and several in ‘Upper Canada. ‘Flu-iv last appointment

“'15 in Wuuiwor, Ont. Torso uilh vrs are well known in

t~'iv.\n.

, ‘HTS will begin each weak pijl, m, 8 pm. On Sunday mam; _~|l'\'ll'(‘i'\' will be conducted it ll ain. and '1 p.m. On Mon- liir iiie Commandant Hrirarovcs rill a. w a siicrinl Iizintern Service. The public is cordially invited to

“tend these services. L-297-l1-l2-li

island Horses Prominent At Amherst Fair

AMHERST, N s. Nov. ii-lcel --H(‘=llll$ or ihe horse show at the

2d the folloiving Prince Ed- ward I~Liuii winners:

Liliiirlottetoivn, third;

llorile, W1... low, fourili.

Rihlllalfl‘, matched pairs: Gordon iieivron, iiiird.

Draft. tour in hand: Chappcll, York, second.

Dr. R. l“. second

‘cziinun, Charlottetown,

Wﬂiilit: 'l'i‘f‘ll‘d(llt(‘, Dr. R. F. Scu- rnnn, Charlottetown, ﬁrst.

Saddle liercs, hunlri" type heavy reight: Count Mock, Dr. RF, Sca- nan, Charlottetown, third.

Thousands

lliWii-i oh. rved ll public holiday to enable workers to nttcnd. Schools were Cltioikl, business places shutat 198st lillill ceremonies were com- iiletrd, a two-minute silence at ll AM. was universal. Mllilvlifls‘ of nil denominations Plifliﬂliziicrl in the solemn religious 11108 wiuih attended each ceno- "Dh service. War veterans and members of military units attended in bodies. Wreaths were placed. T0 ilioiiviiuds who gathered at Toronto's ciiy hull, before which u“ “lmlaiih is situated, the occu- lion was sadder than usual. Mayor 5m lllfBride was crltlcnliy iii, ex- Wmd to live only a. few hours more. UITAWA, Nov. lb-Canada to- n!!! iolomiilzed the 18th anniver- KYY oi the close oi the Great War. ‘h every mininunity throughout 9 Domuiion, Canadian citizens, v "ilui to llic traditions estab- lished Hllﬂ) November, 1918, as- "lliblcil at. ccnotaphs, war memor- lf“ “lid in churches, there to re- rlill for a liricf space the memory "we who had much iii the Wat War. s‘ QV-RWR at 11 o'clock on the mlm-"y ccnotaph which, us is their "if. formed tiie centro of mm ijuﬁbrations, all-time prom- Wis of the capital, from

Governor General down, were Dissent. Fol‘

fmﬁ- Mid at its close wreaths "llliliioed.

“amt! the vuiiu shift of the ° Parliament Hill was ha“ M811 with poppies and

u“ ' "fl-Mo citizens attended Being; today.

mo P ‘L-Juuior Choir-East. Par- ' I ' lur.

Maritime Winter Fair here today,

Tﬂllflvlll, Vogue and Ceylon, J.O. ;

tion rind Cump, Helen ‘

illrinitp an» rum LIGHT HURSE

liun ANNillii MESS Junta

i

lltliilVal services awColonel Lowther An-

Horse Regiment.

On Armistice eve, following the usuul custom the P. E. I. Light,- horse held a mess dinner at the Amiouries.

i lit-Governor George IXBlois, ' Honorary Colonel of the Regiment ‘arid other officers from various parts of the province were in at- tendance.

Col. J. B. Duhbar, representing headquarters Military District No. l (i, Halifax, mid Capt. McDonald, in truclor Oi the provisional school of artillery, were guests.

Following the toast to the King.’ Col. L. T. Lowtltcr, O. C., of the regiment reviewed the work oi the past yezir and rclcrrcd to the re- organization of the regiment which l is taken piaz-o in conformity with line PO-(‘Tglllllhlltlllll of the militia new in progress throughout Can- ada. , ‘ He. mentioned the good fortune l ‘of the regiment in not being dis- i l banded or merged with some other iuuit as liud been the fate of u. ‘niiinbcnof units. ; i Col, Lovrthci" announced that the ‘- ,1’. I. Light Horse, which had ibcen composed of a headquarters ‘

iind three squadrons, one at Char-

‘ iottetowii. one at Summersidc and i ‘one at Aioiitngue. ivas being in- , cred ed by a fourth squadron. it . ‘ will be composed of n. machine gun I troop. a signal troop for com-l

car troop with headquarters

at Summersidc. The headquarters ‘of the 4th squadron will be at i, Charlottetown. .

iCol. of the Regiment.

Reltimcnt on its work. He al"o re- minded the men of the sacrifice, ‘of (‘iuiiidiuii militia lu the Great War.

Col. J. B. Dunbar reviewed cer- tain aspects of the re-orgiinizntion of Cnnudiiin militia made neces-

close of hisrcmarks he presented Col. Lowther. with the Victory DDCCFPUOH. a. long service medal | for officers. i Short remarks were-made by Col. i F, I. Andrews, M. M., retired O. C., of the Rcciment and other offioerr. After the dinner the officers proceeded to the garrison dinner at the Canadian National Hotel.

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Too Lat§_T o Clasify

l-‘OR SALE — 100 ACRE FARM for sale, three miles from City on paved highway. Apply Bessie _Stewait, Southport. L-2B6-ll-12-3i

WANTED —EXPERlENC¢-II) GIRL for general housework. Apply Guardian. L-301

FOR. SALE-ONE 31,4 HORSE- power engine. "P" Guardian.

L-301-l1-12-3l

W A N '1‘ E D -- COUNTRY GIRL wants employment at housework. “Aimlv 114 Kent St. L-Soti

ESCAPE!) FROM MY RANCH. one silver black fox, marked R. QM. right ear. If captured not- ify Robert MacLeod Long River. P.E.l’. Reward. D306

T0 LET-JIOUSE 0N GRAFTON Street. near Rochford. Eight rooms all in excellent order. New bathroom ﬁxtures. Rent 820.00. Apply H. K. S. Hamming Bunk of Nova Scoila Building,

L-295-l1-i2-l4-i7

mo“ 15 minutes a ceremony l, I rig in its simplicity was per- i

N. D. MacLean- I

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-’I‘he annual garrison dance under the auspices of the Army and Navy

ifax were guests. They ceived by Col. U. G. Dawson. club President. and members of ilie ex- ccutlve. fully decorated.

funeral of the late Catherine Joy was held yesterday morning from the residence of Airs. R. Y1,."Tﬂd| digaii to Si. ‘ where Requiem llipii ltlius \\'ll.. .‘\l.l'tl h by Rev. L. lllougiui. 'I‘lie pallbear- ers were Alichari Walsh. Tiuiiias Mchliliiui. Thomas Glllilil, Len Doyle and W. J. Brawder. Semi ~c .at ‘the grow

l) niarkable l‘(‘C0l‘(l, Mr. Jones said.

mumcmio" purposes, and a “gm iThc firelncirs Fair is to continue all at ‘thi; week ofiiciztLs announced 1a..» Charlottetown. The machine gun lllglll- WalllY-nll m“ Plugmnl m- ami signal troops are being located night will be a five round bout bo_ iiveen Jncl: Neilson of Soutliport uilll Jack Ki‘ .13’ 0f Ml. "Ncikson won over his opponent. C91, Lowthq-f 3150 rem-red with 'Juck Laslilcy the “Carnation Kid" Rom,“ - plpilgiirc in ti". yea-n; appointment, ,in the third round of a scheduled lof Lt. Col. o. n. Full. the former He" willll mill Tuv-“illi-l‘ nlglll- Th“ Park saddle horses: Count. Nicol-ii o’ C. or m“ mm m mm"??? Lt- “lam ‘Onmht WOInYPS to lmvc‘ plenty of action. The Queen of the _ His Iionpi- Lt_ Govgrngr Demo“ Fair contest i. attracting more and Sumo hmrsax humor tymlighb l in n short address commended the "Wm 5lil°l'°>l- M's‘ PW“ M?‘ Quarrie is lciii\ig at present, Full‘ cfﬁcials said. ‘

Agriculture. felt ’i‘ucsdav milfnlnlli snry by present conditions. At the jfor the Maritime Winter For at‘ Amherst. N s. no exiwol-s to Willi" ‘to the Province on Friday or Sutur- i day.

Miss Ada Nicholson, R.N., both of Charlottetown the United States. the winter months in Boston and, other New England cities.

Guide Company 0 rzan iziul ellt S u m m e r s i ii e

Summerslde Girl Guide Compﬂny 1n the Wesl- gfn poplin‘. was formed in cameo- tlon with St. Church.

ershlp of Miss Rosamond Richard- son and Miss Adele Parkman. Miss Mona Wilson, Provincial Secretary, presided at. the meeting and out- lined the aims and organization oi guiding. Miss Gwen Fry, captain of the ist Charlottetown Company, gave instruction in the tenderioot tests.

was a large attendance at the Hi-Y Grads Armistice dance last night.

Mil-sic was Sllpblied by lillliotifs Or- chestra.

‘.'\IR—Mr. Walter Joiies, M. L.1\.. Biuibury, l‘{l.lll‘ilf‘tl _v.~_.t¢=i-(h\_~,~ [r3311 ihc Maritime iviiilcr Eur at Am- herst. His well kuoivii herd of Hal. Lents made an excellent SlllHVlllf‘,

m Central Cuardiann‘ Isl

This column l: tenured for nun o! locll lntnrut but advertising of n Ilnvuy nnuro may In lnurlgﬂ u; q cont: I word ltrlctly pnygblg h ndvbnoc-

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T. PAUL'S ANGLICAN YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCLETY i'l‘gillal'wg('gk_ iy mertiizg tonight, 7.43. Gucst, 5P€akrr vv.-ll be Mr. Malcolm Mac- - Kinnun. 1,310

(IHARLOTTETUWN GU AKUI Ah

and Cattle , Winners At a Winter Fair

"KITCHEN FEVER", three-actlmdudlﬁ“

comedy. Friday. Iii at Oddfcllowsl Hall, Montague.

en's Institute. Come and enjoy a real laugh. 1,302

(C. P. by Guardian's Special Wire)

AMHERST, N. 5., Nov. L|-—wlli- ners in cattle jlltltllflg result.» at . f the Maritime Winter IPair today

Ayreshires: Bull three years and Auspices Wom- l over: Donovan Bros, Coldbrook. I N. B., first; A. E. MacRae and Son, ‘Charlottetown second; Maclntyre

ﬂpy GRAD; DANCE ___ 111k,” " BT05. Susex. N. B., third.

stolen about

arrests were made.

ANNUAL GARRISON DINNER=

were rc-

The Hotel was beauti-

third.

FUNERAL YES'l‘l<IRI).-\ Y —- The

Dunstan}; Ilii-Iicu my:

ATP-SPF- J. J. Duffy.

rizcs out of 2i classes, a intist rc-

FAIR RIG-OPENS TONlGllT.—

Stenwart.

_ Personals

Hon. w_ l-l Dennis, Minister of‘ town’

‘ town,

Mia! Beatrice Rayner. R. N. and left Saturday for Tliey will spend

third.

ottrtou u.

Heifer Harvey Station. first and second; Charlc: Roberts, East. ltoyalli’. P- E.'I., third.

Heifer junior calf: C. Robinson- Harvey stiiilon, second; Stcnd BIOS

Club was held at the Canadian brook’ ‘lecoml: National Hotel ‘Tuesday’ night. Lt - SINPX’ third‘ Governor DeBlois and Mrs. De- Bu“ “mi” Biol: and Col. J. B. Dunbar of lliil- ‘arm’ Stxssox‘ Cow four

Doirovan

third.

senior

son. Charlottetown. Bull junior calf: Donovan Ems. Coldbrcok, second. Senior male championship: Don- ovan Bros. Coldbrook, reserve; A. E. McRae and Son, Charlottetown. Cow four ‘years and over in milk: . A. E. MeRae and Son Charlotte- lowii, first; Donovan Bros, Cold-

Bull two years old: R. W. Steph- ens, Sackvilie, N, B., second.

Bull junior yearling: W. Stephens and Sons, Sackviiie, N. B. .

Bull senior calf: Donovan Bros,‘ . CA“ STOLEN __ A c“ belonging Coidbroclr. first; A. E. McRae and ‘to Dr. E. S. Giddlngs was from in front of his office '5 o'clock last evening. It was rc-

nounces Addition ofclrgiered about half an hour later. Squadron to Light

McIntyre Bros-

yearling:

_vc:ir.< and ovr-r hllllillyfi‘ Bros. Sussex, first; A. E. Alclinc and Son, Charlottetown. second; Marlntyrc Bros,

Bros.

was concluczcil by Rev. P.‘ Mc- Bracliiey, P. E. 1., third. RETURN-ED FROM WINTER Heifer two years l l. ilircc: W Stephens

calf:

calf: C.

Meln tyre

(li‘_\' :

Cow three veins and l|l1(lt‘l' ioizi- in milk: A. i=1. hfcRiie and Chariot clown, first; W. E. Prowse. Bl'il(‘l(lt‘\', l’. 1:7. l..

Cow tlire-t- years and under four.

Sou.

(‘('Ol‘.(l.

Coliilirook.

., A.,l-T. Ali-Rae and Son. Chir- sccriid; W. :1"cl son. Srickvilia. third. Coiv two your; nud iuidcr titrci- ill iuiik: A. McRao and Ciiarletlricuvu. first; W. R. Yruiviyni" Charlotteiown. second; W. Pronto,

Stculivir

Sou,

uiri under and Soils,

Suckvlile, first; A. E. McRae and

Son. Charlottetown. second; Dou-

ovan Bros. Coldbrcok. lliird. Heifer senior yczirlinz: Mivlntvro

winning both mule and fcmiili- Brag" SHSCX‘ 5090mm Donovan

.grand CllfiliilllOllﬁlllpS. Prince I - Blmf Coklbréok’ mud _ . \

Wllid Island Holsleius; won l7 llflil Huh‘ Jllllloi imiiiiio. ..l.i<- Ilntvre Bro"... Sussex. first; ll. W

; Clay, Charlotietcirvn, second; Don- ] ovan Bros, Coldbrook. tlilril. Heller Bros, Coldbrook. first; Iviiiclntyie 'Rrus., Sussex, second. ‘ Heifer junior coll: A. E. lvicRziv and Son, Charlottetown. second Jersey: Cow four _vear.~. and over in milk; Stead Broz, town, first and second. Cow four years and ovci- (il‘_\'I C. Robinson. Harvey Station, N. B., first; E. B. Mulch. CllHl‘lDll.f‘i()\Vil, second. Coiv three years and under fuur 5 in milk: Stead Bros. (Jliarlottciuivii, i l“ l5 first; C. Robinson, liarvey Station, i second. Cows three sears and under four: ‘lslﬂlil Bros., Charlottetown second "and third. Cows two years and under three ‘in milk: Stead Bros. .econd. Heifer two ysnrs and under three ilry: C Rbbllisoli, lliirvc_v' . se.ond; Stead Bros.

DOHOYZUI

Charlotte-

Station Charlotte»

Heifer senior yearling: C. Robin- son, Harvey Station. iiird; Stead Bros, Charlottetown. scCCild.

Heifer junior yearliiilb? riros, Charlottetown. first and sec- ‘ 0nd: C. Robinson, Ifarvey Station, ‘

first and

Stead

Robinson.

- - -~-Gliarlottctownydshirck——-- —

At an organization meeting in last night the first

Mary's Anglican

The company is under the lead-

t iwn.

The local association of ladies

Siilufli t! Htfi/illr (t.

BRITISH

CONSOLS

PLAIN OR CORK TIPVA iosiTiTiii MILDER ikflBAéai

fourth.

Mrs.

Junior championship, female: C. Robinson, Harvey Station. first. Junior herd: C. Robinson and‘ Son, Harvey Station, first; Bros, Charlottetown, second. Senior get of sire: Stead Bros. Charlottetown, first and second- Junior get oi sire: C. Robinson. Harvey Station, first; Stead Brox. Charlottetown. second and fourth. Progeny of dam! C. and Sou. Harvey Station. and third‘, Stead Bros. Charlotte-

Stead

Robinson second

Thane

h l gauizml . Zgzlnifzrxiiiimaret lilissntgvlifricollolman '77- Com" Pml‘ EM": ‘mm: A n’ President; Secretary; and Miss Mary Hum» Mm George i-logg and Miss Ruth‘ Muttnrt.

Cnmpbrll.

Sussex.

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T0 CELEBRATE TIIE LUCKY CY WE LIST THESE “LUCKY BREAKS”

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‘ COFFEE . SUGAR FLOUR

i LONDON HOUSE WHITE 9a lb. b ___ _ .._ Glass Jar — — - - - 10 lbs. — — — ~ -—- —— ag CHASE 8t SANBORN'S BROWN 24 lb. bav (any kind) 1 |b.tin ____ -- 1o lbs. _ _ _ _ _- 47¢ . ° a Q89

STRAWBERRY or THIS SALE COMMENCES TODAY HOME - MADE RASPBERRY And Every Day Will Be A Lucky Day STRAWBERRY JAM While These Values Last PRESERVE _ 32 ~ 2o s ~ ‘an DQSEDLAAPRD Crders ivereciwto Tllrriiim rBrusworrﬁFeArry mgij-RplllfaE -rrv Sl*..-1‘.='iC .-ECONOMY bill's l0” 29f; ..cttj.r..."zir" " " bins lo. m . . i w. “ti, "._ v, “w; 15w a; j _ hcLAgig/i? 4r LU}. cLEAuseR oitcrhzisi o] ‘l"ﬁl'\l:)lJ’I:COf StJLTANA cAicE Large 5,28 g, tins for (Don t llli;.3 til.» bl i; lAL) 2 lbs. —~ — Package v__ " l’ . . t CARF-{OTS-H PO..I_ATOES BULK TEA gryie (iiizaliiy, Per lb, -_ - - a i‘; 1O m‘, .3: A EM "in Btggh I Bzq; —----—--~~ W I — ~ -»~——»~— “_ "m7 f" "__R-lNrg--— l’ -- ‘- —~— BULK i‘~l.il3:il|‘-.l'.:, 631i Grade, 2 ILL. 1.). g PEAS ggrlbozen ____* ’ ‘ ' l.._._5~.__ We . Radio Britnil ._...___n__.d....... -. .... . a fir“ ICHES 2 ting fQr . A- - BUTTER i‘ “W s‘ "igs- r" r‘ ' r ‘Mr r" "rim" '§m_' W I‘ F _ q y; F . __ ' "“'">" MU’ "l" ulbuinll. . 1-3-. lOi ————~--————--—ﬁ5& nag-r u‘; 0;‘ > ~l ~ ' H V r n — ~ e Q._~ 1A '\' 'rlA7LL-'.i?iRF‘-Ol( A '- L l“ ' =' " all F l 5 H‘ FAi\3C‘~.-" :"..".i".r.: -.‘ ' " ' Ami) cant RNED Peak . ii lbs. for ' __ P€l'G€‘.'lO“— 2 ‘pic El r "-'f' Vi??? lit.‘ ‘KFUP. KlTCllElii

POT‘.

island Foxes Continue To liriminate

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Jlllllizilm 1'

_ heir. ill fox judiuni; r Aluiiiiiizi‘ ciuilv:

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GOOD

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Fair

“frihll villi‘) ll \‘r'iii- . ‘ill, tiu-

‘Hill Li..1.._\ lil-

P. I.

loui iii;

. fir .\l_r A. i). Tfflllllffﬁ. S ‘iilrd; l". ll. Com‘. PAH L G. C. NirLcan.

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N. B.

.u.ii. N. B.

Will-

.-llii‘t‘. P. E. 1., fifth; John and Clark linker. llcdeque. P. E. I.. sixth.

Female. wlielpvil in 10352

G. C.

NivLciin, New Willsliirc, P. E. I.. lil'.\l; D. ll. Copp, Port E121". N-

ll., Jrczriid.

Young male, ivlzclucil in 1936: J.

W, Ciillbcck. Suiiuncrsitle, iirst; E. T. Mill. Keiisingtcn. P. E. I., sec-

ond; M. W. Wood. Charlottetown. third; G. A. Czillbrrk. Siunmersldc. iouitli; Vi/illiitiu Kerr. Moncton. N.

B., fiilll.

' Young female, whelped in 19361

G. A. Callbeck. Suminerside, firs‘!

95>?!

T, Mill. Kensington. second; G . Crtilbtick. “Summerside, and C. Baker, llcdcquc, fourth’ W. Callback, Summerslde filth Pale silver mnlc. vvhﬂped DTP‘-

third

ious to 1935 and lillVlll! sired a r."

corded liticr iii l. :'

Cnlibcck. Suiuiuc

Copp, Port iifuiii, >.‘f‘()ll(l.

l‘. ls" til.

or 1936: G i‘.

and; Rolirrl linker. llwlcquc. llll; I-‘cinale whelpcd previous to l“'

and having wlielpcd

a record--

iiiiicr in 1935 or 1935: G A. CM.‘

‘beck. Sumiucrsiilc, first; Ciillbcrk, Siuumcrsidr,

J. \‘.'

second; i

Traklcs. Susan-x, fourth; E. T. MiII

Kcnslngton, filth.

Wvunlo, \\'lif‘l|)i‘(l in 1935: William i Kerr. Monet/on. N, B., first; M. W.

lWood, Cliarlotlclowm. second; G. i Callbeck, Summcrside. third; E. | T. Mill, Kcnslngton, fourth; J. and

‘C. Biikcr. Bcdoqur, fifth. | Young nuile pup:

E. T. Mill.

‘Kensington, first; J. W. Cnllbcck. Lsummcriide, second; E. T. Mill. jKcnslnzton, third; M. W. Wood.

_ Charlottetown, Hnkcr, Bedeque.

fourth;

Robert

‘Young fcmnlc pup: J. W. Llall-

lJPFk, Summcrsidc. first;

M.

ZWood. Charlottetown, second; G.

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iriuii iciuzile fox x0“ n‘ 13;, _ Zliii if) 191V» first. Jrdd 1 1110mm‘ ilzikc r, Baritone-Reserve. and Mm

.i..i iidui: fcinnlc fox in i935--firsi, G. A. Call-

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Duh. .i Suinmersidc. Func: '. yesterday ﬂllﬂfllfht. dcncc of his giiiixtlpa

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