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winsirico. nov ii- M0_`..,.,mff,f_”‘,1!,‘,§,f' §’;°"> I, StOCk MU fket

_ cnosn

Wheat: Nov 4555A; Dec 458; lilly

|57,-1/.Ai July 411% to 7;.

om: Nov 23B: Deo _21%B: -\l»y

3. 233|-lsy Nov 28168; Dec 285GB; Moy 29-'j/‘B-

CASII PRICES

Whelit: No 1 hard 46%; No. 1 nor

lim; No. 2 nor 44%; No. 8 nor 42"/,; No. 4 41: No. li 38: N0- 0 34: Feed 5"; 1-,-Ml; 45%; No. 1 durum 50'/|.

Oats: No. 2 C W 23: No. 3 C W 20-

1;; 1-lx 1 feed 20%: No. 1 feed ling: Sn, 2 feed 1811? llc-jcctcd 151/4; 'l`r.'n-k 23.

Burley: lilaltinit Erndes 0 snl 'J r--\

u 3 C \V 31%! Other '.'r.l.i-.-sz No. .: il \V 281/¢; N0.`~l L' \\' ‘Jil1,1; i\`<_1. Fi C \V girl; No. 0 c .v 23%; 'I rroir rsl/,_

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(Cnnsdlsn Press)

TORONTO, Out. Nov 3-

ltocks Hl_Il\

Avmc 01| ... ... .. 11 Alex ... -.. ... .- "

Arno ... . . .. '.’|,{,

iinrry lloll .. .. 3

iiidimnll ... 1%

ii. 17. Pioneer .. 424 i‘|orI1‘_v ..... 1 volllninrlo ... .. .. 13

iinmo Mines ... ... 1200

I-`nlrouhi'I|lgu i.. 105 i~`rd Kirk ... .. l 'lrnnndn Gold .. 08 iioiiinizcr .. Gill 'Iiovllcstrad ... . .. 21

iinivrxv Gold

iiiimuinn ... ... .. 25 20

iiirk Lnke ... ... .. 27 20 '.’|i i.:\lrr~ Shore ... 2015 21110 25115 lint-rlssn 111 1.1 15 iinuitlihn Bns .. '... I 1 1 .\1r'l|\tyrl.‘ ... ... .. 1050 1.\`ii0 lii-10 .\ii-rizlull Oil 15 15 1.1 iiliniiig Porp 125, 120 125 .\ir\ff:\t 1'1nll ... ,... ‘IM 1% 1% lines .\l|n0B .. 2.1 25 25 ,\`1l\1s.=lIl§ ... .... 110 110 110 \' iniln 1035 1355 1000

.'10 Iio fin 1712 17'/2 17'/ii

Lou' Close 11 l1 -i -I

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ii il 11,1, 11.1;

415 -121 1 1 12 12 1'.“.’5 1200

105 10.7

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tl.'\l

505 20

55 53

118 510 20

_ on ... .\'.wiii i'lln ... ,... r>iu.i (lil ... .. i'r~i_~x .\ir . . ... 105 100 100 “lin .intnuio . .. 50 541 .’|l1 `<:\i‘u‘:i ... . ..... 11 10 10 H1-.»-i'|".It. ... . .--»

.-.»...» .... 1\ll:|l-f||\i\ ... ...... :|"ih|\i\_\‘ . ... ... .<n¢i|»|ir_\' Basin =_\~l\-.-niirr .. 7'.-|.~l|ot:| ...'... .-. i'-rl-1: lintllcs ... i`:l|uulu Gus ... ... 1'i|\f\r:ri F011! ... .. i\'rii:lit liar ... ...

r' -.

110 fi-‘i 30 $5 ' S2 l~`.‘1 1% 1% lit 0 0 _ 0 .'10 45 45

|13 (iii 0'i 2-'\{| 2 2% 31!! 31.1 318

71-'~ 7111 7'/.i

. 201/1 20 2011; 270 275 278

.ii\lr... ...

'i`fit.1l 5111052--f.'03.000. _ iloliinvver 5110 510 510 |‘:|r- iilnlorntlc 1021!. 102% 10211- 114-lu P01' ... --. .. 11700 1000 1000 _\if\_<:1 . . . . . . . . . 241'-'i 2-11-’| 241/g , _\`r»r.1l'\l1fl ... . ... 1000 1930 190.1 Fiscoc ... ... rr .~. S1 S-'Y R4 Tuck 1lLl§ll(‘S ... ... 31'? 5115 515

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sin SL.

:ill :ill ul/i ini

1016

riwm ltcs ..... 75 Forint Popper ... ... 275 iiiilornilo ... ... 120 Iiouin Oil ... . . .. .'12 livnlsnn Roy .. ... 1110 int Nlciicl 825 \1| li

‘cs 21:1 lin :i2 :no

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_\`nr<lou ... . .

i~.-I. rr-to . .. 111; 1014, \'ruturns ... .. Iifili-3 IT! .'iR‘f-5 i-..r.l A 115. rw; 1-‘l i.ul\l.'l\v A .. 12 12 12

\\'niuu‘f~il .. 11,9 115

Totnl sales:-i2,7.'in,

=33 .<-

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rimn

_ilconin ... . ...`. 4 4 4 .iiconrluin ... .. ‘A 'fi ‘-5 110010 . ..... R 7% 71.-Q itrott 'I‘r .. . 15'! 1'. 1'.

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Pl . .. 3'. 'Ur

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Kirk 'i`o\\'n ... ..... 12 12

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Whitn Lnkc ... .... 41;, 4

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S U M M E RS I D E

And Prince County

55| '.‘.'.'

T” EX°'“ll¢ Issues

5% 1 Nov was 101.35 5 ,i Min- 10:41 110.00 5% 1 Dre 1031 ... 101.50

' Taxable Issues

~'-‘-'.- i N-11-10:12 -Wi 1 Nov 10:44 102.10 4‘/~'.- l Sen 1040 00.2.1 .1 lr. or: 1943 ..._. 102.00 419 15 oct 1044 08.50 i’/2 l in-li 1040 nsrin 4 1 or-¢1000 00.00

1031 Conversion Issues

iv, i Nor 411.10 1I'-'_- 1 Nov 47-57 .. 41/Q 1 Nov 48-.'50 .. 41,5 1 Nov 40-51) ..

. . 07.50 . . 07.50

011.50 00.50

0.0.5 051.5

! 11131 Nsfloniil Service Loan

aiu ..._r an :.r

7.2

Dominion of Cmllndn Guaranteed Bonds

g1za11a::can

775522523 nnenngtt

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... 100.25 ... 101.75

1009 ... ..... 101.50

.\' Il. 5 1000 ... "... 106.50 `.\' 1! 5 1070 ... ..... 1ll~i_."it1 N (Wil SN 511155 .. 101.00 tl llilr Coin 5 1001) 10l.7.'i

227.7.

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BONDS

Mont Pow' ... .. 40% 40

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Illgh 8

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Blocks

As Brow ... ... li. A. 011 .-. ... Roililliurunis ..

imp 011 .. imp 'i'uh .. .. int Petr 1nt.l’tIl A ..

Sou (':iu pow pid .. I0 \\'nllrl-r ... ..... IW. Wllllrcr pfd ... .... il-'11

RTL Rli 101-Q. 101g 101 7 7 7

Zii0N'i‘REAL, Nov 3-British ull

foreign exchange ill relation to th Cunlnlhlll dolinr, us compiled by til

ua follows:

Argentina* peso 0.28117. Austrnlln pound 2.0230.

Austria .scliilllug Notqlloied.

Ileigiuln lieign 0.15515. Brazil lnllrcis 0.0811.

lilllgilr-l lcv Not quotcd. Chinn Hong Kung dollar 0.2510. Czcchoslorllkill crown 0.0327.

Denmark krone iJ.lll01. Finland finmark 0.0100.

Frilnoc frnllc 0.04-iii.

llfirulilny roichsnlllrk 0"1i20

.iiuer ('yiln il .. 51"; Alun Sup poiv -Wt

As G nnd El A .. .. 21') - (‘nn Murconi ... 151 1% . (‘ilir-s Serv ... . fl it

in lnnifi sh .. _coli 19%

int: Pots .. ... 015 IW: - Nllllr Illld ..._ . .. .l.'i’,Vl 1.'i1/| " St. 011 Ind ... ..... 23 £"l~'\§ .1 St, (lil Ky .. ... .. lllii 11141 Un Lt Pow A .. -lie 4'/ii

' Allred ‘

101.00 I 110.75 108.50

102.50 100.00 102.75 00.50 011.50 07.50

011.50 100.50

nv 10510 ... .».. 102.00 102.50 ov 1011 ... ..-. 102.00 102.75

11.0.75 219.75 0S.75 fis,r.0 101.271 I 102.75 105.50 105.50 105.50 105.00 ‘ 105.75

Low Close 8 0 814 Rlé 11.5 11/.-

Dlst Song . .. |1~i.’. 1.4% ‘Wi

sv. sit sv, all

EX CHA N CE

ltoynl Bunk of Canada, closed today

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OTTAWA, Out. Nov. 3-There lp pears to hc ii slightly firmer trsnd on egg markets today with sonlé further advances reported.

'.l‘0Il0N'.l‘0:-’1‘hei-e is s heener ds-'

mand for eggs here today with fresh supplies very light. Dealers urs quot- ing producers and country shippers for. “npr-sded eggs extras 34-35. flrsts 30, pullct extrils 25. seconds IR. I Wholesale prices tn retail stores are

trtrus 40, firsts 35 pullct cxtrns 31. seconds 22, Paying prices on voultry hsvo been reduced one to tivo cents

per pound.

lif0NTRl'lAf.:-Egg receipts here

today were 154 euses as compared to 1,278 cases for thc corr<-sponding dn! lust yenr. The ninrkr-t continues firm

0 0

enquiry for storugc eggs is noticed todn_v.

vnivcouvnn:-with a ¢°°fl 6°-

mnl-lli for tap grades quotations on eggs have advanced here and dealers "9 naw pnying prodllcers for eggs at the funn extras 31, flrsts 27, pullct cxtrns 211.

S.-\ll\"l‘ JOHN:-This _cgit market

continues firm with udvilllclug under light fresh receipts, \Vllole~slllr\ prices to retnll stores arc extras 38-40, firl;tS 3130, pullet extras 30, seconds 24-..0.

| MONTREAL, Nov. 3-Qnletnesl DFG- ;vlxilr-ll on tho produce and dulry mar- ket llerc toillly.

Eggs were slightly higher, advanc-

orl lining rrniordml hy British Columbia fresh Dllllrits cxtms mul storllg-i ox- trrls and flrsts. Fresh Ontario extras were quoted ut .'18 to 30 cents, firsta

to ‘_’0 cunts n riozcu. D. C. fresh oxtrns

cents nnil pniiet extras' TH cents, d.- lircrcd. Carlot cxtrns were 23 to 24 cents for extras, 21 to 22 cents for

firsts and 16 to“17 cents for seconds.

Receipts were 7 cases

Butter ivns frnctlonnlly, cnrlots or

lc-ss ni' no 1 selling nt 201% cents ll pound, lim-oilvtii were 13-1 ll0X1's.

(Thorac held steady Ontario Octohnrs

lining fluntcd lit 0744 f"‘"1*1- Q\l"h“‘? 01'* gpliel-lr nt 0% cents, Oufnrio Soptolnli- ers nt 10 rents a pound. Receipts were 1.770 boxes.

Pntntocs were firm, 1°. 10. Y. and N.

B, green mouutilius scllinc nt 00 if' 05 rents lwri S0 lh, hui; nuil ,\lonirl-:ii nt 50 cents per S0 lli hug

Mlncelliiiiuolin /_ . ' lilnnirgilll - T'rrnli|4~o l<‘orill:-\1'iio:lt

nnrllicrn no 2 5.7: lii|rle_\-, i‘:il|:idinu western no Ii 210; rl,-its, (`nl\ndilili west- ern no Ii 35); Outs, l`nllnllillu \v.-Riel* no 2 32; (lilta, l“:lnu<li:||l western no 3 110; Outs, for-il un 1 20: Flour sprint! wilt-at iintoiitn firsls 4.40: Flour see- onds 3.90: Flour liukcrs 3.70; Flnur winter wllrnt pntculs choice 2.00 to 2.05: Flour Willie corn 4.20- Tirrln lou

l1T.'25: Simi-ts ton 10.25: liliddllngs ton ,£24251 Rolled outs hug 90 lhs. 2.40: llny uo 2 mir toll cnrlots 10.00: Choose Oct Out., 0%: Flloesc Oct Quoilec 071;.: Ilillttcr no 1 fiuost: ‘.30~,'V,: Eucs fresh sncrlnls in cartons 45: 1-lugs frosh ex- tras in crlrlnus -iii- Eggs fresh firsts In rnrtolis .'IR; Eliza, storage cxtrns in cartons 31: Films s_tnr.'igc firsts in cartons 277 Eirrrs strirniro seconds in cartons 251: l‘otntnr~s; 1', E. T. and N. I1. lrrcrii mnuulfiiuii R0 ll». imc 00 tn 05: Potatoes liloiitroill lriiiti-.s R0 llv ling 50.

ll c c

was a visitor to the club i.n his of- ing with the general spirit of the B W m'

_ fivlal capacity. He addressed the day. Besides the keeping in re letig Amherst' Nm' S°°““' _ 1“`_'~1 club usinz as his tonic "Carry on membrance the fallen, there is also ° W” b°"“ at B°““"’s”"'

'I 4” Together.” the slogan 0! Inter- the proper rejoicing and thankful-

national President Edgar Fisher.i

nt vl\stcrdily's rluntntinns. A hotter

were ~l0 to 42 cents, firlits .'40 to Commerce ... .. 150 150

(Canadian Press) Stocks High Low Close Abltbl 0 D. 0. pfd ' "

Bell Tel ... ...

B. C. Puckcrs .. i... 1’/a Brnzilinu ... ... S'/1 s. c. Pow A 13*/. l‘un Celaneso ... 10%

Clin Celnnese pfd .. 7:5

‘Pau Cement .... 4% Do pfd .. .. 20

,l Cuu Steam pfd .... 5 6 ‘Clin Car ... ... 4’/| 41/. Do Pfd . . . . . . . . ... 13% 13 Fan Hydro Elec pfd 40 3S

21.6 1%

1% 8’/2 lui; 101/, 12

4% 25

1% S'/-li 18'/1 101,, 72 -l '.1 25

5 vi. lil 40

vnu Ind Alc 2% 2

t‘nn ind Alt-o ll .. . 1% i

ri, 'P n . . . ... 14',-3 liit

(Sou Smelt ..... 05 tio

Dom Bridge ... ... 15% 15%

Dom Textile ... u... 51 51

Dryden ... .... 1% 1%

Gypsum ... .. 21/; 2% " Int Nickel .. 8% 8% 81/1 Luke Woods ... 701. 7% 7-". .\igssl=y llnrris ..... 3% SM., Mi. _iii-Coil li' :ill rw. :nil .\l|.'Coll F ... ... .. 0 BH 0

.\l. Pow ... ... ... 80 Mont Tr' ... . . --.110 110

Nat Brew ... ... ... 15% 15%

Ottnwa Tr .. ... . 8 8 Power Porn ... ..'. 9 il Qllohcc 'P . . »... 13 151 !~‘»iui\\'lliil:nll ... 211% 10‘,§, _

S335-- a. 2-: .<5

_: _:o z“=»n°~

:Sim-i of Fnn 10'/i ilu; ‘Winnipeg Elec 3% 3~'ii

nl R2 to .'43 cents rind scronrls nt li); BANKS

150

,Miliilrcnl ...1H3 183 1S.'i llnvnl ......152 152 152

i Total Shares: 0,328; Bonds $25,100.

Legion Recommends. _Church Services For

,Remembrance D ay

At the regular monthly meeting

of the Summerside Branch of the Canadian Legion, B. E. S. L., the 'following resolution was passed in connection with the keeping of Remembrance Day: A Moved by Comrade E .J. Hallett, seconded by Comrade A. H. Corney and supported by Major E_ H. Strong. I "That bearing in mind the prim- ary purpose of Remembrance Day is to perpetuate the memory of

the fifty‘five thousand Sons of Canada, together with the nine- hundred and twenty-five thousand other Sons of the British Empire who made the Supreme Sacrifice during the Great War. “‘And whereas in every religious community in the Dominion there are those who still mourn for their

. - _-‘ . . ) 9 *Emi* 1“'1'“‘“ l““""‘ "~"~"`-`0~ Y S Men S Glorious Dead asleep in Flanders lrreccc driicllmu 0.0007. I _ liollauil florin ll_i»i2i.‘~_ --1 Fields. ¥;‘5?Xf"::pf_’f"§2T;’,‘""1" The regular weekly meeting of “Therefore be it resolved that .linnin yoii/0.'_':':§i. ' the Y’s Men's Club was hcld in this Branch No. 5, of the Prince .l f .1 -i iii 0.0100, _ ,`.':,‘\~‘f"‘Z‘,§:|,1:,`f,’;:_fuM :,|,,,0,,A the Y social looms last evening at Edward Island Command of the Norm-ny krono 11.18.10, six p.m. As lt. was the first Thurs- Canadian Legion, B, E. S. L., duly,

_ 9 ; ,

_,f;f,',f,\°‘,l,,;;‘,‘,,',, 5'3U$7_ 'day of the month and business assembled in regular meeting, do lrournnnin lm 0.00101. night President T. W. Bentley hereby most strongly support the

S _ ill 0.011113, s,‘;2,,',f,n"‘f,`§_‘;,,,e ,,_19.H_ occupied the chair. The minutes of :suggestion of the desirability of a i~`\\'l'1¢rl1\n‘l fr=\\\¢ 02127. the past month were read and short Remembrance Service being U' S' ann" 10"; 1" C' promium* adopted. Ys Man Roy Cudmore held in every church where pos-

reported for the dance committee sible on Remembrance Day in ad- JABEZ RONALD SAINT

N sf ‘ URB and the 1‘GS\1ltS Of $01116 Were In0S1i dition to the regular established .

° ' successful both socially and finsn- ceremonies at the public memor- mme United church Presbytery

cially. Y’s Man Cudmore extendcdliols and cenotaphs." tmmilefjltigr atcrelited the t°u°Wmg

“wks 1'-"""“‘“°“ MW Chml his personal _thanks to the other; Further discussion of Remem- mrdr r permanent re'

I Y’s Men and Y’s Mcnettcs who as- brance Day brought out the opin_- ,_ '

._.,_’. sisted in making this function such lon that the holding of such an` ' ’ ‘ 1'; a success. orderly banquet as was held last Jabez' Ronald saint passed 1° his

_ I _ I reward. His bod l d h 553;! District Governor Fred Austen .year was in no way out of keep- eye or God in Hi' lflxlgsxzlg 9;; e 1 I' l »

ness for a great deliverance, and

-.. A I _

MEN__§a;;€E (ugh R;TU§|N;:£ ,Pivot-at New ,He imparted the infomation that the men who survived the horrors

3 ° ° °“s‘ 5 the Y’s Mens Club was survlvins of that bloody time naturally wish

Brunch Canadian Legion, Friday, k Nov 4 at 8 m 5987 H of tac S present conditions much better tc, get mgellm- on that day, The

' ' p' ' ffhfln many 01 the Other Seri/106 presence ot those functions of a

_W 'clubs more or less due to the fact draped vamp; chalr ls a cgnllnu.

Girl and Policeman

Injured in N. Y.|

NEW YOIRK, Nov 3-A girl and

a policeman were injured to-day when s. high wind, whlpp’ng rain throughout the city, blew 'nit a Dlnte glass window in the Wool- wzrth Building. The window crushed on the olds-

wulk on the Broadway sidc Mary Preston. 25, suffered a possible fractured skull, s broken nose and lncorstions. She was token to Broad Street Hospital.

Policeman George Oterman, 32,

01' Brooklyn, suffered cuts on his brad,

The body of a wheelbarrow in-

vented ln Germany is attached by rollers to a large hoop, its inventor claiming that it can carry heavier loads than tho usual type of wheel-

barrow. |'

Because of strict laws 3°V¢\'1\l1\§

the hours during which st0l'6l ml! bv opium in Denmark, it is estimated that more than 40,000 automatic vending machines are in use in

(‘. 1’ . ll ('nsc J. 1 ... , Chesapeake and 0 ..

Pont link A ... ...

Dol und Ilud ... ... Dinmond lilntch ,... Drill! inc ... ... -Eastman Kodnk .... (len Elec ... ... iflrn Foods ... ... ..

‘Gen llfgiors .- ..... int Hn ... ... ... Int Nickel ... ... .. friq f‘srhnnic ... Nat Biscuit ... .... N. Y. Cen ... .. ... North Am .... ,.. .. Nornndn Mines ... 'Pub Her N J ......

'Radio Royal Dutch _... .. [sum on N .r .. |'l'cxl\a Gulf S .. ...

linlon Pacific ... .. Union Carbide ..- -..

17. i~1. Rubber ._ i'. S. Steel ... -.....l

Vanadium .. ... ... 105 Westinghouse .. 22 » Woolworth

(Canmilrm Press)

sl-ri... muh Low oinrr- that it is connfwled t0 11111! SFC” ed reminder to those who survived

liiiil-li Chem . . . ...

.ini und l<‘ I‘o\v .... |11/.i f1‘~'r Ani Slilolilug ..'. 1711/¢ 12

/ini Toi null Trl .. .. 100 09%, . Anno Copper ... 814, S ' .itvlilson .. .... 07% Ziiifiir Auburn Motors ..... 510 371.6 (‘|inndn Dry ...` S711 -‘Wi

i.‘t"’< 12"’\ f1.'i'.1{r 31711 2001 111-'il SM RM r.fl'!;, r.2‘.fr

4 4

!1'.'1{, »|ll'}{r . 117 5| .il 150% 18% 17114 321/G 31% 3205 (Slit, 47% 49% 14% 1414 1111 27% 20% 2"»"i 12% 1175- 12

1014 1816 71,1, 714 1515 1-ll/|

3016 315 20'/l 10

2.'if,v, 1700 fill/, 0%

il.'i :ll (17 "11

Com Solvents .. (‘ou (ins ...

(‘or|\ l'ro|l .....

-.l 'ln -_- rr Wg-..

15 an iota ggig 1114 4514 nu

2415

4-(NG on

1.11 nm.: 20% 50 208', 77/¢

is non, 2014 50% 21% 1‘Vr 41: 82% 10% 24

28'!/5

01% 20%

'nlled Corp ... ... ‘M

81 0210

10% 2'! 35%

35% 34%

Denmsrkb largest office buildlrll

:has been erected lp UOD9nhaK¢1l. I seven storey steeli and reinforced concrete structure, covering more

that country. than 161,000 square feet. `

`be his official duty lo bring up‘

r` 1

milttcrs pertaining to Intcrnution- ` pl-e5ldem_ presldlng Tlm,-e was af (sl: HL he felt that he W°u1d MVB 11°' 1 very lurlyc attendance of members. _,xl compiislied something definite if: The Rev_ M,-_ Campbell was pl-es. 2011./7 f 110 0011111 9n°°“f°-30 me club V’ I cnt as a visitor and spoke feelingly 5§.n§I °“"y °n the ‘vmk it 15 d°i“3~ H°|on the mcnning of Remembrance P4 pointed out the benefits dcrived|D,1y_ | -" During a. discussion regarding`

from thc social activities of the club not only financially but in

lgether. He trusted the club would carry on improving and adding new members and all activities relative to the success of the club. Pres-

Man Arthur Nethercoat of Monc-

' ton who voiced his pleasure at be-

Mr. Carrol of the Harris Abbatolr

Co., Toronto, was the guest of Y’s Man Walter Wilson. The meeting closed with the King.

hitter living for three days on only 1 small cup of water, 0.! :O’.Brleri has been rescued from thai 'wudr or aiawola zoo miles ri-om'

lillengsr in an airplane with Pil- ot s. K. Howard when they were compelled to land because of en-l gina trouble. n’ win aeolrioa thin' Oflrien should remain at the spot with all the baggage, while the

help. 0'Brien `vss rescued a-i the

b'|“3i“3 the members °l°s" 1'°‘ having "C" Coy in the processlon,1

ident Bentley then called on Y’s “Bdsm it ,B B symbol to mlm out

'Img present and extended me best professional soldiers but the peace Wishes °f the M°n°t°n club' ful civilian fathers, sons, brothers,|

,AVMIOR STRANDED IN WILDB nth

Christian organization the Y.M.C.A. of those who never returned,

He explained that while it might The meell,-lg Qpmel-l al, 3 pm, in'

the Armoury, B. W. Robinson,

the wearing of medals and of!

Major E. H. Strong in supporting' the arrangements pointed out that the show of medals and military' uniforms was not a display of mil-

to all people and especially the youth of Canada that it was not

uncles who crushed the greatest and moat ruthless military mach- ine that the world had ever seen.

Vetcraft P°PPics will be sold in town on the days preceding Nov.'

A‘lettsr of thanks from Mrs.| McLellan or Indian River was re-1 ceived thanking the- Legion for

luoN'r|wAr. srocxs »¢_|‘¢

.. 2 2 .. ;

I Agnew Sur pfd .... 60 80 00 1

as as sa

` I For National Advantage--for Individual Benefit _

Is Watching Canada

PRODUCE _ '

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THE Worm

REAT Britain, France and other countries have recently - 1 `

G met with striking success in public financing, due to the

ready responce of their citizens. ‘ I,

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have enhanced Canada’s credit in the markets of the world. .

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Newfoundland, in 1874, son of the late Jabez Saint, merchant of that place. As a boy he was thoughtful and studious. Having completed his studies in the local school, he continued at the Methodist Col. lege, St. John's, Mount Allison University, the Theological College, Montreal, where he received the d€81'ee of Bachelor of Divinity, and Toronto University. In 1918 the honorary degree of Doctor of Di- Ivlnlty was conferred on him by

the College at Montreal.

I "At the age of twenty three hc was accepted as a candidate for the Christian Ministry and labored ns a probationer on the Gloveriown and Red Bay Missions. l-le was or- dained by the Conference of New- fouxldland in 1904. In the follow-~ ing successive pastoral charges he continued to serve his Master with much acceptance and conspicuous ~success:-Channel, Fogo Island, IWesleyville Blackhead and I-Ieart's_ ,Content, Newfoundland; Hamilton, lBcrmuda; Port La Tour, Novn

‘ Scotia; Kensington and Montague, RAINCOATS Prince Edward Island.. -?

"Ho was, in the course of his

ministry, Chairman of the Car- from water-proof cotton fabrics bonear, Bonnvtsta and Bennuda imported in September from Great Districts, and in 1917 was Presid- Britain numbered 598 at $2,305 and ent of the Newfoundland Confer- from the United States 37 at $154.' ence. For eight years he was a rep- resentative of the Newfoundland Locusts have seriously damugcd Conference 'on General Council Uruguay‘s wheat crop.

On Sept 6th 1932 Rev_ Dr.

BEIITRAL GUARDIAN

he was Business Manager of the

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Under his direction church build- 0 A mo

ings were erected in the following charges:-Wesleyville, Blackhead, Heitrt's Content, Hearts Delight;

Bermuda, and Kensington.

tor truck struck a lamp post lit the corner of Great George nnd Kent Street yesterday afiernoon, damaging the light. Repairs were necessary before the iight rvorild fllnctioli. '

LONDON, Nov. 3-A rumor went

the rounds today in London and Stockholm that thc engagement of Prince George of England and

“He was twice married, his first princess Ingrid of Sweden wlll be wife being Ethel Moores of Black-'announced he.-e Novpmbcr 11 at nl mad- “nd his S°°°“d» Ethel Pen- mooring or tho British and swed-

iiey of Carboncar, who continues, ish royal famllle5_

with her family, to live in Amherst, The ocmslon would be a dinner N' S- iii London celebrating thc 501:11, T° him were b°m “V0 S°“5 “nd birthday of the Princess' father..

five daughters, John, Ethel and Crown prince Guslaf Adoll-_

Ella. of thc first wife, and Eliza- photographs 5l»l0“~l~ng pl-mcg _

hem -’“11”» MW 'mi James Of George, who will bo so vers old Factgry ln Vallcollvm-

the Second. To his family Presby- on Decpmljm- 20' and prlnce Inm»ld_-I p

tel'y respectfully offers cordial who is 22’ toglithp,-_ were lm ordml 1.....

sympathy( oi' the day in newspapers duringi VANCOUVER, B, Q-M Nm- 3-

“D13 Sami' “'55 3' ""9 “'°1`1‘-mmf her rcccnt visit with rclatfves ill Discovery cf a well Eiqlllpppd lnml, in me Kmgdlml °f G°d' B W°’k‘ L0nd0'n and ivhvn Pl‘i¥1C0 GCDFEC factory in the bcscmcllt of ll man that ncedcm mt 1° be "Shan" went along with his elder i>rfither'shauglm¢5gy Helghls rc5l,l,.,,,C lo. cd' H” was much bcmved by 1115 to Sweden last month. The Prin-iday 190 10 51X high 5011001 Cl1<~m1_r,. people and gleam' esteemed by CUSS Iflilriri is brick in London to-ltry students, the oldest 15, bciml ` his br*-`U“`°" "1 111° minl-5’-l'y~ HC dny visiting hor grniidmother, the held for lnvestlgntign,

md the "““"°‘S_ “nd “"“1“’“°"'S Duke of Cvnnnushfr I Police store sufricirnt ri¢pi.»<i\~oi of s scholar. His zeal for thc’ Along wllh lumors of the en- were in the plant to ‘,,_,,.,,,k mpgs fhurcll was ““b°“nd°d' His Wofk Firllzcmclit have come rrpflftl 11105 buildings. The boys said fiir-_v-\\~r~rs

In lhls P"°5b~V1""`1'» “Specially 05, Prince George will bc- made a Duke there for Hnl10w@’¢;n_

Chalrnmn of the 1111-5510110TY i\I1C1 on his i_y‘rt,hd;1y next, month, The ._______,__.__¥.._______ Maintenance Committee WHS WOT- three cider Royal Pr‘lices of Eng- ages. It was believed hc would bo

U11’ Of the 11181112512 lJl'&1S‘~’- W°rll land already have br-en given peer- crested Duke of Edinburgh. A by his many labors he came to a

premature death to the regret and` -_ ~_ -1 I . ____ ' personal loss of a very wide circlei

of friends and admirers. We praise: me Horne of Good

God for the continued inspiration'

of his memory."

Oysters (Opened fresh) qt. 35c

Halibut . _ . _. lb. 25c \ Scallops . . . . . . ... lh. 370

Mr. E. H. Raynor, Suninlcrsiclc,

was a. visitor at the Fox Show yes- tmrday.

Discovery of Bomb

Fillet of Sole .. .. lb. 25c Fillet of Cod lb. l2c Salmon . . . . . . lb. 25c Finnan Haddies 2 lbs. 250

Island Fish Market

Phone 1226 71 Queen St.

Raincoatn and raincoats made

5793-11-1-ttf-3i

providing s military funeral with glcr, for their son, the late Wal

for support for the Logioxfs maga-

minion Legion President.

The meeting closed with thc,

fictional Anthem. B. ‘

On tcp of s new shovel for ashes

is irc:-td in il furnace then

closes to prevent the ashes falllrg

‘hm I la wlthdrllnn.

Izine from Major Roper, the Do- _

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puoi new the lighcenoa piano for 1 Norway mud mms by ‘mm vm x_c__,h_ rr o l'<l :noi luis when the rho-/ol' Plno ed li'm in an auto. ' ' ' ‘ ' Syrup

sruhun' 0,371” W” ° ` 1); McLellan. An appeal was mad; Dr' WM" 0

Cough Hung On I

Mrs. T. Upper, Willard Ave., Toronto, Ont., Y

wntcs:-"Two years ago my children had whoop- Ing cough, and after that s nasty cough sccmcd

to hang on which worried me very much.

I read about Dr. Wood's Norway Pino Syrup,

and thought I would give it a trial. I found that after giv ng it to them for.; while their cough

left them entirely."

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