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ls Nov 5-British and

goxizgrexchhge in relation to the canadian dollar. aa compiled by the noyal Bank of Canada, closed today ae follows:

Argentina, peso 8817. | Aug;-alla pound ...9-TM. _ Austria, acliilling not quoted.

pglghim hells 1568 .Brasil mllrels 0810-

Bnigarla lov not quoted. cbiua nous KM: delhi

fsschoslovakin erofwn 0583. ' Denmark krone, 1030. »

Finland flninark 0168. France franc 0441. i Germany reichlmark 2007.

great Britain pound 3.6005.

Greece drachma 0068. Holland florlu 4516. Hunt!!! P°\ll‘° 1954.

roaia more 2905-

Ital! ilrs 0575. Ispau 1021 2412-

.Iugoalsvls dluar 0158.

New Zealand pound 8.8504. 0,

Norway krone 1890. Poland llotl 1268.

loumsnia ian 00¢.

South Africa ngguud 5.4018. Spain psaets 0. Sweden krone 1950.

Switzerland franc 2154. United States dollar 12

premium.

Mnvi G

(Canadian Preaa)

TORONTO, Nov 5-

gan" High Low Close , Acme Oil ... ...» ... 11 Amulet ..~. rt. ..._ 10

Arno _... ... ..-.. ... 2% 2%

Bldgoud ... ... .... 1% 13;

Buffalo Can -... ... 215 2 Castle Trcth ... ... 17 17

Coiumlrlo ... ... .. 12 11 12 Dorns Minas ... ... 1250 1250 1250 Fslcuubridgs ...f 195 186 190 Granada Gold ... ».-.- 80 70 B0 Rollin Con! -.-1. 505 505

Ilowey Gold ...- Klrir Luke ... I.slre Shore -... uacesss Manitoba Bsliu

hlclntyre _... 0 1950 lllining Corp ..¢ 1... 182 121 127 i, Newhee ... ...i . .. 24 24 24

Nnrnnrin ... . 1 1075 1075 1875

1. . . 505

_ . . 50 50 55 . . . . 27% 27 27 ` . _ . 2000 2030 20-'i0 . . . 17% 17 17% . . . 1% 1 11,4 . . . 105 1050

Dlgn Oil ... . 10 19 10 ,li 1

5'i 55 .70 5%

Premier Pros Air

105 105 105

Fan Antonio 50% 55% bil'/.1 Rnrnia _.... 13 12 12

Sherritt ... ... ..._ 4.1 41 43 5:2 Siscoo ... .-. ..... 80 85% 80 4 1 Sep 1040 ..y .. Stiiilnconn ... .. 11.4 1% 11/5 5

4'/g 15 Or( 1544 ... ... 4 1 0ct1000 ... ......

Snill>ur_v Basin .. ... 55 .10 55 .<1-ivnnite ... ...- -.. 08 67 6! Tfisiiotn ... ..._ 21,5 2% 2% Teek Hughes ... . ._ 33-'S 850 853 Vacuum Gus ... ... 7% 7 7% Vlpond Cons . .. .. 20 20 20 Wright Har . . . . ._ 287 281 287

Sliver ... .. 27 'l‘oinl Snics 3-215.000.

r 2508. B. C. Pow A ..., ..._ 1056

L oodl ... ..

M059! H ... .~.. ... 5 'liIc0>ll Fr ... .... 8

8-16 p. e. M

N .

N. . sr ... ... 7% 7 Olilvio DM ... ..... 109 100 109 Power Cor .. .. il

Bhlvrlnlnn ... .. .. iw,

Steel OIC ... -.. .. 17

Winnipeg El ..- 8%

Ca - ...._ Commerce .. 148

H' Nova Scotia _... 260

:ii " »--»~ 11 ,

51,5 I 11011088 ... ... 1

:... rss:

“I-lt-4|-I

2222 2222 $o;a sans

Noruiiilfi ... 1005 1005 1

00?'

’.\l|:on\n ...

Rlsrno ... ... ... .. 80 90 80 Siilllvnn ._ ... 15 15 l Terk-Hiighes ... 40 'Peck Hughes ... .. 840 040 34 ventures ... .. 70 70 r 70 Wiiinrrell .. 1% 1% 1% 'Fninl snles 0.124.

UNLIRTED

ll, .\'li»~=riiri ll 14 1 i‘lu~ii\ licsrnrch .... 7"» 70 7h iililn i ... . 1"i`i |20 ]"*i

m

TRIO ,, _ _

ii|i|i.=r`iil filly .-. ... 400 305 -100 ini Nivknl . .- ill" 00'* iii

\|--I,-~oii Ilirrr .. It .I

Nflrilun 0% iii; 1'.--.ui voir 111..; ion; lwiitiires .. (l0‘.~§ 0013

(`l'llB

4'!-

.iiiroiiqiiin .. _. .. ‘.".: 1i0i>_ii) .. .- llri\\\'iiii‘i- ... . . i'i||\ liniiynn .. .

Vnii Kirk .

lmin l-ixpl _,, ,_ iliirziiili- ...

Kirk '|‘o\vii . __ . 14 i i \i “

ii unit

,g -1 .za 127.51.:-

~l:.1 :W

“ut 3 _L-_r L °~‘;;°=~‘.‘¢-'uri

1-1- cig, _

n .1 1 :i -ii 20 1

1.,\.'. -Tl-'_- 20'.-'_. ll-

ily 13 1:.

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PRODUCE

.nm , :iron .. lmlilf- Oro ..... hliiirolviii

1 i.

... . -'.2 2',s

bl ___ A ` .‘ . . . . ._ 4

Arn unil li' Pow . .. 7"..

(('i\nMiin.n Prnaal

_\io.\"i'iii-:.\i.. Nor 0-<~i.ro.u». ox- Q

I*-iris io tho l'nit:\il Kiiigilnni lnrrcns- A wi liii=i \vi~r\k, intnliliig 41,152 boxes ii- -

|_'.il|ii-i_2i.Tli.< tlin nrovlnus \\'oi~k. As Q 1| rfiniii ilio sciisnii‘s ox mils nimost . i-iiiiulir un tn ilinso of liist vonr the ‘"""““ Dry "‘ ' . ip"

` ’ i'. I' . li. ... -. N

'_r;_sc .l ll...0.h._. :ill_'.

r-nnliniiri its ii u-nril iiiovo of Sntiiri 1; ""'°‘°'° ° 3'! |_.,r,,,. ,.x_,,,,!,, "mm “.,.,,k nm "pe__'?d5: dom Solvents ... .. ll'-1

i'nii:iili.'iii nric-cs roiiiinueil low re- (; i-r~iiIii;: linlf n criii lzist rr:-ek in ciolc 1;, ll 00% in 0U, 1-cnls for Oiiinrin current ' r~oi-ipis nnil Sli; ociits to 0 Mints for 1' 0111-i\N".-1. Sonir-1\ibi‘r\ olicosn lielfl un- D i-liniiucil nt 101-; cciilg for (lninrlos. E

liuilcr r-xnnris roiiiiiiiio lmv iiuc tn

.

fixsurn in-Inc .<:ui_m0 in nnii- this yi-nr ui.-.ii-1.-1 .<:is_:nn i-nrrr simui-i hioriinr ‘

iiiniloqiinio siiiiplins onli' .'13,-i42 boxes

h:|vIn;: niovi-il iili scnsnn cnmpnrcil §`|‘;_°;%:_s".':.'°___'_'

ilk HIIIW' ... a U.. 21 205; nt Nickel . . . ... .. 8!-5 RN.

-rsui ir.:i._|7.'. imxrr oi vin.. limo uint ‘ ymir. 'l’lir\ hull-‘r iiinrkrt. Pndcil tlir I ..~-fir in, "1 - no 1.. 'iii' rr . 1

- H* H _ 1 ron porll\_ 1|

hir <».'ii'inls or lin 1 qu:il|i_v with nsk- 5

iii: privi-s i|io.\ii_v ni ilio lnilrr iorcl Q Y C Gals

\\'iiii~li rr\|\rr'.~\i‘|iif'ii ni. .'iii\'l|i'|r‘i\ of rl

’|iiiirior of ii crni f up iho. work hr- 1? fnrn. An iiii|»rovl~il ii iiiiiiiii liimnint- 1 , *ii ilio |i\nrk°t. Flggs i-iimiiiiiril io nil- “MH” ' ' ' ' ' ' '" " M*

, ._ _ li riiuo dur- to thi- iioiiiil fniiinir off in _"ml on N -1,

.. .. 31

oxiis Gulf S ... .. 21% nion Carbide .. ... 23%

iiroiliii-lion :it iiiis iiiiio of tho vonr. S

l-`nr Onlzirlo fri-.sh oxirns iii r‘n'rlnts T

llir- ruling |\r|i'i\ rvns RR to .'i0 cents per 1'

-i--1.-u r-.r firm 'iz in :vi r, i in if ., ‘ri 20'cr|iin \viis`qiinicil fron!!! ‘i|iI|c'0(ni1s. i‘""°d (‘°"‘ "' 8'/4 llr-iilsli f'olu|nI»l:i frf-ali crirns Ivcrc "‘ S

fiiioiviln-i0 in 42 rants for frosli cxirnrl. Q.”

iii in ,.8 cents for frrsii firsis :ind 34

.ui n .1 cons or rnirvi

el nnil 00 rcntn tn 05 rents for N B ir 1'. E. grron mouniniiis por R0 lh., Fill!-1. llcrcinis for thi- ireiilr were 4.- 4-»-’l onli-oil ol' cggs, 3,005 hnxns of hu!- lar nnil 23,720 boxes of cheese,

lliaeelinm-oils

Wiioni, norihorii no '.3 5.1: Bailey.

f`:in.-iilliin wcsiorii im :I Sill: Ontl. Feiiiiiiliiiii wr-sicrn no *_* 32: Outs, Cull- lfliiiii ireninrn no fl .'i0: Oiiin, foeil no 1 `-Ill: Flour iipriiig whcnt piitf-nts.

imkcrs 3.70; l<‘inur winicr whrnt 'pnt- n mis viioii-o 2.00 in 2.05: l\‘inur wiiiie 30 mi-ii 4.20: Ilriiii inn 17.25: Rhnris ton 10':-1: lllilillliigii ion 24.2.1: Rolled onin 2| hun 00 lim 2.40, iiiiy nw 2 pin' ton cni~ N 1"" 10,00; ('i|z-csc Oninrio clirroni 23 ni:»\<i~ 0% tn il‘.»}, cheosn Qiirlir-o our- :cni miiko 8% to 0; hiiitrr no l Ilnrsi pr -l '~~ '.‘i'.:. ' \v

ifllgs frcsli spooinls ln cartons 45: 25%; Nm g C W 35%; Tncko 30%? “i

-il. Brown.

"rcs, frosii cxtrns 4Il: -rugs. frclli rlrsis in riirloiia fl-‘lg ogg! storngc ox- lrns In onrtons Ili: Eggs atorngc fiieis in riirtoiis 27: eggs ntorngn iicvonilil in wiriniis 22. Potniocs Monircnl u-hifi-ii 8'* lim. 50: Pnlninvs l' lil. I limi N. B Zrooii innuiitninn B0 lbs 00 to 05.

N `”"°_W_% ` .-

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Stock Market

-ri

(ollallaa Prose) 5i°¢|‘l Hltl Low Ulsse .ibiubi ,.... ao no go D0 no .. ... .. 114 155 1% Bell Tal ... ... ...'S855 08 98% Braaillau 1... ,.. U 8% 0

10% 19%

Can Cement ... ... 4% 41( 4% Can Can ... 1... 4% 4% no Pro ... 1254 1251,

Converters 18 18

?GgiidPfd .. .. .. 55

-'lil I ro El pfd . 57% C. I. Elco ... ... .. 24( Do I ... ..... .. 11 G P . it ... 151.5 Cocklhutk .vo ... ,._. 4% Smolters ... ... .. 0134 Dom Bridle ... ... 15% Dom Steel Coal B .. 1%

B. Wares ... ,... 1%

Gypsum ... ... ... 2% Ham Bridge ... ... BIA Int Nickel .._. ..... 0% Int Pow ... 21,5 of W .. 3

4% 121.5 is

15

07 $4

00 50 37% 87% 2 2% £3 1 1: .1 ul?

13% 1% 2% l.`~¢'.

0

2% 2% “ 5

si;

32'/i 10 7'/i

8 81;]

tl Power ... ..... 82% .'42 at Brew ... ... .. 18 10

B C

D r .. D 0

11% 1114; 17 17 3% 3’/4

BANKS

nadienna ... 120 129 120

148 148 250 250

oyal ... .,.. ... ._ 1M 150 150 Total sales: Shares 4,020. Bonds

BONDS

(Canadian Preaa)

MONTREAL, Nov 5-

.. Bid Asked

'lax lxouipt Issues

01.20

March 1037 110.50 1 Dec 1037 ... 101.75

Taxable Issues

1 Nov 1084 ... .... 102

_ 00.00

15 Oct 1045 ... 1...- 101.75

08.00 00.00

101.00 111.50 108.50

S2335 eases

1081 Conversion lsauu

07.00 97.0 0 97.50 ’ 08.50

08.00 08. 00 011.50 00.5 0

1981 Nntlolinl Service _Loan .

5 Nov,1i)38 ... ..... 102-00 lM.l$0 5 Nov 1041 . . . .. . . . 101.25 102.50

15% ii General Booth very intimately and

zu: _. if

normnnnrinn

_ 1' xi 2%

Pivotal 'Ne

York Stocks

uhllc Ser N J .. .. 40

Dominion of Canada Gusrsnteoil

_ Bonds

97.50

10-‘N 07.50 10.10 ... . 97.50 10.57 ... ... 1008 ...

1055 ... 1 054 ..... 1 D00 ... ...._ 'i

.1 1070 . . . ... 10 il SS 5 1055 » 1

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gd?-‘$335255 " 1'-1=-“_-'2't"~‘.*.*

_-$2-.=»;;;»-,yt

_. = or .-

97.50 07.50 00.00 01 .’.'.’.'i 03.50 -4.05 03.00

Government Bonds

lciory 1. 1034 102_ 102 il Pow Doha .. 401,; 40%

w

(Clllndinn Pros

I

72 7’4¢

ocka ll ilicil I hom 70'-’

nm Smelting .. iii., m Tcl and 'l‘€i ... 10~l’ii nnc Popper ... .. ll‘i tcliisnn _...... 410,, iihiirii Motor ... . 4i

Ulu 4i‘-_- illg

u if

1 ,;,.-_

:::.\._. 2:1; in.; -'10".Ԥ

on (iss ... ... 5'i‘.~.i

ont Bak A ...`._..

orn Products .. .. 501', :.0 el and Huil ... .. .’»7'u .'.T‘~2 rug Inc .. 1L'»'§i. 31% nstinnii Kodak .... .'»ll,{, .'10 on Elon ... .. 101.4. li-"ii en Fooils 28% ;'R\g

. 2954,

l.'i

q (‘iirhoi\ic ... .. 17% ni. Rlnciiit .... -'lil

1001 fig 29'/4 21% Qiiif fi'-‘S 18%

ortii Amrrieim ... 28

oral Duich ... ... 18'/1

101.00 102.25 105.25 10.1.25

104.50

102

10 [ii Low Clone

li',¢ 13 1027; 10-i

08.50 03.-'i0 09.50 03.50 08.50

4015

7'.".£i Tis

iii; 401,; 41'. il-'»..

Iili '.".'7':4 il ’--1

5ll’.‘i . no :.1 I.;- :::.<‘. .

.'|| x! 155# '_'§:i.` fi§3.u `ifi’1.¢ '.=»\=‘- Siu 111:11 :W '.'fl 213|

lu, _ 671| i<‘4',~.' ‘

nnnfllum '... ..._ 121/|

_~..n|_u fm. l,,,n..',,_ Wcstingli-iiiss .. .. 251'..

'Flin pointn iiinrlmt mia stcziily iinil w"°i“'°'"‘ °~' ~°~-' 37%

iiiichnn ol t 'n 1 f 10 hi .

Whont no 1 hard 47' No

» . . » Iriiiii 4.40; Flour, urroiiils 3.80. lilour N.,_ 2 ,mr 44%: Nu 3 nm.

or 4105: No. 5 38%: No. 0 M: Trni-lr 4814; No. l Onfsz No, 2 C W 23%; 1/it Pix 1 frail 20%: No. o 2 feed 10%; Rejected

i4_ liiirloy 'Miiliing grlidua 6 3 C W 38 ‘ Oth

MT’L. CURB

Y. CURB '.:’.`1'.`.T.......

l l"nn Nor Pow Pfd ._ 08% 02

-_-- flirt Bong 0% 015

. (¢-_,,“|“ |»,,,,,,) Dom Stores .. 1,7

.line-lia llilli Ldv (llizae im

m

i'“"i” f'.viin R .. Rini-r Hun Pnw __ __ in ii limi El ... ... i"'iii .\i'irroul ... ,,, f`\r‘f~~ 1

_ .orr ..... i‘.I llonil Nh ... ... "oral of on A _. ... 'mn oii int l‘rin ... ... ._ Ying lliiil ... ..... it 0'i ft nil 'Kr n l.t Pow A ..

4 4 .IP -‘fi 1-4 'iu nu. :uc mu, 2:". 1 iw. 3% gy, nu nv- mc 1-'ui 2-'U1 27| 1"". iivi 45*

1

4 in 2% \V 1|# IW. 2.1% 7 .13 m im B 23%

p Oil ... »~- .... % |1 Tnh ... ... . . F15 t PNB ... ... ... 1000 nilrcr ... ... U... 0%

no pfii 0%

First Lady: “An” what's yer

1154

1106111)

30% 31 22!-Q ‘lit 2219 21

nion Pnclfic .. ., 0453 291

up-” Q _._ === - ... ._i'.»= `.3_‘2.__ ..-..- 1-r-...

o s

. izubbor .. nu, iii; sn-oi .. .. .'i.-ur. 'u

- % 12% 24% 30%

GRAIN

(Canadian Press)

HLINNIPEG, Nov. 5-

_ cnosm

1 nor 40%: 43%: No. 4 34%: Feed

iiiiriim No. 8 , W 1 I0; ' Trac

and 2 row

K. er grades no it C-

acia: No.4cw sau; N.-is '

(Cnllelllsn Preaal

A. Oil ... ... 8%

TW in

17 gy. m0 nv. on

feed 2014 C

k i

3. B

SALVATION

fpmtinued !1’0m Pads 1) _

andhsdbeenanoffloerforiwyears

traversing the British Eui.pl.rs had travelled not less than a

million and a quarter miles, and had some in contact with all clas- ses of people in all conditions of life. As he had moved about the Empire ho had seen many sights of fi

bored

In 11|

m’ssionsry endeavour in foreign olds which had made him glad. Many present doubtless remem-

the Salvation Army from its

inception. The gpeaker had lmown

_ had known hfs depth of feeling and ihls great courage. He was superior to opposition which oould never

1-__ S

ui-say night at tho “Y” tho Abbie ll sisters showed some oi their om b

12 to 10. A' fast passing game coup-

Gee spelled defeat for the Co-eds e

game though very fast was marred

inclined to be too much on the

Abbie Sisters P. W. C. lg

I

crush' him, and had a great vision of rallying the people oi’ the earth.

1882 to 1900 the Salvation Army had made remarkable progress in

1' 1

B

0 er, Salvation Army converts

was begun.

left

C

officers vlrve interesting studies. The were an expression of i-he

S

0

The Ai-my' had a great work be-

fore lt in Australia, as in that 0011' tfrient seven adults out of eight C10 not attend church. Recently the jubilee for the fiftieth anniversary of the salvation A-rmy wasvheld in Toronto. The first half century

his address, A vote of thanks to thc Conimissioncr for his addré-'-5 was movgd hy I-Ion . G. Shelton Sharp. Minster of Agriculture, and_ was seconded by Mr. B. W. LePase MLA.

The Commissioner briefly ack-

nowledged the vote-

Grade VIII.-1. Dorothy Camp

bell; 2, Layton Bell; 3, Aims Payn ter and Archie Campbell.

Grade VI.-1, Juanita Campbell. Grade V.-1, Arthur'Johnstone; Elvn\Pnyniei'; 3, Vivian' Poynter. Grade IV.-1, Ruby Campbell. Grade II.-1, Marguerite Payn-

ter; 2, Bobbie Dunning; 3, James

2

Grads I Sr.-1, Irene Poynter; Eunice Campbell; 3, Jeanette

I

product of a Scotch revival. From__y_ G,-,mg

ssbr

Owen

Scotland. The Commissioner relat- D_ Bentley lors was won by James Mlllman, ed the sdversities of the work ln_ D_pum°n¢ Summerside, with Bev. Wheaton a the early days. and the large num-i Refe,.ee_ Glen Parmdgm close second. and the intermediate ber of conversions made. f prize was won by James Cousins, of

The Army had started in many “_ Q N_ V_ “_ abseulm, oy.. 17 Kensington, a real clever young

countries before General Booth, the The Reserves continued tm” _ athlete and one that will make hot

ounder was aware of it. s Swedish Streak of mm this year when they lcompetltion for the best ones in the iv-iv' came in contact with the handed out ii as to av defeat tothe “e” __§“°“’°~ Al" J‘;_’“°;_ Army work in London, met General senior ..Y_.. Kens gton. Winn-1118 t B sh ilk Booth and was appointed Balvs- In the nm mu, the ,,n”o__s,, at B feet 8 ins., some kick, eh?

_tion Army officer to work in hilvr penetrated the defense of the Y _hB_lg :lim Pentiergast is` putang

_ amagsofeoe - svageon emupaong u

:,v‘;loc1)e`:ln tl:;,ckA Sfmt lives of ginpin basketeers almost at Wm and their line. and takes a keen interest in S

shooting left nothing to be desired

dm- U5 I “Su” In sweden °' At the end of the riod the score athletics and W” good emugh to

We » pe mflkmh and B °=fP°“°¢f mei 1” board rosa 2': io 'i with tm Y boys §;v°,b°"w°;’fh,;l;'t;ff;h°; utllfgmfstgz

PHTK Where they Save their testi gradually pulling up to the "tars." used to ygars ago when in com

, d (1156 811 1 ' ' '

mom, an over n one an strengthened by the arrival °1 petition around Boston, when he

th - ' G°rd°n T°°mb° in the 1°” but "Wy held the championship for height

Zitrgidzasnngnigséggelio bgfluzuriils clit dOW1‘l the lead 01' the RASQIVBS of which he 15 not |mk1ng_ Q_ M_ I th ’ ti ent It was in Austm1_ by swnng 2° mint’ 3° *M17 H' Lea, of Summerside, won thisevent ° ° °°°° “ ' WIS' 3 0"* were "babie to °v@1‘- at zo feet c ins. and when trained 1° 'lm P"S°“ W°"‘ °’ the Amy wme the handicap of the play in some wii1` be r ren weirbmhrow-

the firsf.. erlod.

1'* “Pa” °"‘° ‘md °' "M °m' Lack Olporsnnized team work was ex-:rho foiiowins is the summary or °°fS,W°l'¢ University 5"°du“t°°' In' the rnaln fault of the losers, but the events: Stowe WHS sive" °f me "°'““’k"b1° with this difficulty ironed-out by so ya. dash <14 yrs. oia and uu- Spifit existing 1” that °°““i’ry' In practice they shouldbe sbleto give der)-lst, Bruce McPherson; 2, 380111. K°1'¢a» WOYK had been be' any team ln the league a real good Charles Hogan. KW* Hmm? me beggar °hud’°“ °! tussle_ _ High Jump-Roland Sheen, .4 ft., the =tf°<'=i°- For the winner, the work ops ins. Bruce Mcrbmon tied. Th* °°mm‘551°“e“ had been "°' Cleo;-g¢ Mu/[ohm and Len gm,-,ally Intermediate 50 yd._ dash-James

Spimsible It ‘me *Une fm' the Su' wng ouggganding the fm-mer sem-_ Cousins, Kensington, lst; Ken Bell,

vntion Army work in b.‘;fi_'icoi from mg over mu. of the palms secured ;2nd. Time, 615 secs. V the Cape to the Zum z. t. was by his t_eam_ For the losers Bm High jump-James Cousins, ist; Sufpfisifig that 5° mum W°rk‘Henry with 10 points to his credit, IKM Ben' Zhd' 4 ft' 9% ms' gould he done by 30 or 40 organ- and Glen Partridge and Amold 220 yds-James Cousins, Kensing- 5zat:°US anmng loioooiom i°e°p1°' Taylor were especially effective mn' lst; Ken Ben’ and' Time Tm

i5P“F’?'?1

*F929

._

5#9t‘1.=-ri

Several stories were related by while Toombs was a tower of secs.

Commissioner 1-lay of work in-strength on the de,ense_ usuck.. Running broad lump - James

Africa, _ :cuss refereed the gamg in ms Cousins, Kensington, lst; Ken Bell,

The S“i"°"i°“ Army had been usual impartial manner Geor md' 16 ft' ms'

. ge

pushed in the front very quickly, Macnougal “hd as _im __ 50 yd dash, open-Bev. Wheaton,

_ e- ee r .

although 40 years ago the work was and Fmnk Storey as o____c_&_ seals; Summerside; James Millman, Sum.

handcapped for lack of buildings. k Tl _ _ mersidc. Time 6 secs. ' An old scotch may oi. one time' "pen '° tems “ere “S f°"°Ws' Rimnilie high lump. open-Frank;

$350,000 by her will for build-_“_ c_ N_ vl R. S “_ _ __ McInnis, lst, Ken Muttart, 2nd. 5

e or ‘Y

i purposes. One rich man gave fi- 3 1115- nnuio sits of sooo oooh. to thel§;';'; G' Pm?-“Ke 14 lb.. shot. open-James M111-

°“1'Y ist- Bev Wheaton znu Dis-

Am _ hd an English sportsmen, _ mlm- - - » ~

ly B L' C°m‘°H5 T°Y]°" tance, 35 ft. 714 ins.

5,000. . _ _ S The Army found it necessary to J' c°’m°m V““§_h““ Running broad Jump-JamesMlll-

McEwen W. Partrid »

orrv on much inquiry work with McMahon G You? Eau. ist; Ceciiword. 2nd. Distance

. - ir it.11,' i . '

its social work. Salvation Army Mcrsaac G’ ,I,°m____b_ 56__b w“e_;; d_stancc_C M Lea

y . ist: John Muttart, Albany, 2nd.

, _ Di ii , 20 ft. 6 1 _

manner in which God inspres mcn Y_ zsagfwi X1; _ wh

, - i ,

°° 1°ad.e“sh'p' Fw eight fear; th; 1” Summivrsldgizeysti Jainlbs peakers wife had been h c Hrs zi0N GUILD Ll-:sous 2nd_ .nm 28 mi

f the slum work in the city oi °'

L°“d°“' STANHOPERS msn, lst; Bev. Wheaton, 2nd. Dis-

tance, 4 ft. 5 ins.

High kick-James Evans, Ken-

sington, lst; James Millman, 2nd. Height, 8 ft. 6 ins.

128 Tug-of-War, won by Albany

Mutch 105 Warren ..._ 160 Fraser . 92 McPherson ._ .. 87 Dillon _ .. 90

98 147 184 112 161

SSS

156 _ ag

Commissioner asked in concluding Lockhart, Timer; Geo. _Sheen, sec.

DAUNTLESS FIVE -B.

Fraser ...._ l7i Burns . 131 Brown ... ..... 184

Cameron lsrterl. 110 152 116

106 156

886

Lafferty . Dllldn ... .-... 158 109 137 2. Bell

Mntch Lsffcrt

6946495321

Total 1710 Hayden; 4, Thelma Rattray.

1tAMBl.E1tS Grade I (sl.-1, Melvin MacLsr-

E. Hooipcr _._ ... 179 'iii l0d_en. _

_M. Macmillan .. .. 142 95 105 Grade I (bl.-1, Calvin Bander-

r0wh_ lv, mdd ,_,,,.. 88 180 211 6011: 2, Hudson Sanderson; 3, Glad- privately from MacLean Funeral] Grade I Jr.-1, Austin Fitzsim- K. Stewart ... 'I9 03 108 die Squires; 4, Lawrence Doherty. Hon-io yesterday afternoon. Inter-

cloao mons and Wil rd Constable [pw Score 92 100 95 Grade I (c).-1, Albert Mac- ment People's Cemetery.

“ii (equal): 2, Verno Poynter: 8. -- +-- Ewen; 2, Doris Mwcllwcn; 3, Ran-

ce- Blanche Campbell. seo 404 627 dolph Sanderson. _

Perfect attendarce-Rita Fitz qiotgi 996 Perfect attendance-Leah San

Payntsr, Will.~.rd Constable. BOWLING TONITE Ruby Sanderson, Stuart MacEwen,

014 Bilhche Ulmlibvll. Jean Campbell. REBEKAH LEAGUE Fred MacEwen, Pearl Squires, Charlottetown and

ion with socurm shooting from Q all angles especially by Aggie Mc-

whc seemed m be able w some Umy gievcloplng real men In the vicin- from directly under the basket. The it '

by much personal contact, and was a

rough side-hacking and holding Z bein! "W ’““°h in °"id°“°¢~ The me inmnioriiuies by Gofikin. _Af "“e'“P5- We" 95 f°“°W5’ ter the sports, as the prizes were

lharided out you could hear each one

A- MCGBG 12 D- Pl'0WSc :_ boy, just look at this" and felt that G. Saunders I Patterson 'the merchants of Summer-side were E. Ratteribury 6 E. Shaw real sports and created a spirit of

Th’ Blielkel' him-“'14 W” the _ E. McKenzie _ p at home and support the firms

McKie that help the boys, which is quite

V. Harrington . Large | Li-ue and build up your home town. _

Miller sho

-- - puu.

had been mai- Whf-t Wwld the 434 202 545‘ omoiois-J. P. ivirphrrsun, stor- secoiid half century bfills. the Total 1681 ter; Reg. Morrison, Announcer; Dr.

142 me _ 128 164 The following is the honor roll

90 101 106 for Greenwich School for the

F-100111 of October:

___-_ (Tracie X.-l, Gladys MscLaren. oss 'isa Grade vrn.-1, Leah sonderson.

Total . 2073 Grade V'I.--1, Preston MacEwen:

LONG RIVER SCHOOL .M9101-ity for Dauritless Five 392. 2, Rhoda Ma.cLaren; 3, Ralph San-

-* High Single M. Bums 216. dersoli.

Honor roll f0I‘ 0°¢°b9i'1 High Three M. Bums, 489. Grade V.-1, Beatrice Doherty; 2.

JUNE BUGS Jean MacLsren.

.. 139 _iw 117 Grade IV.-1, Freda MacLaren;

...._ ... .. 162 131 158 Grade II Sr.-1, Stuart Mac-

. 92 115 140 Ewen: 2, Fred MacEwen: 3, David y , _ 143 ,144 '95 Sanderson; 4, Lewis Sanderson.

_--_-_.___ Grade II Jr.-1, Pearl Squires;

e rink on Nov. 3rd, were n real

Abu, gum, |g.p_ w_ C, 10 work~out for those interested in | In Q-|51, “nt “me played 5", athletics ill Summerslde Mid V101-ll* i

y and goes to show what a real unch of boys can do when trained.

time chu when they ouuwred although somewhat handicapped the P. W. O. oo-eds by a score of mr want °f °' 3y’“““5i“m‘

The merchants of Summerside arc be congratulated on being so nd in donating all the prizes to ncourage the coming generation ong the line of clean sport and

y of $25.00 was donated by R.. T.

Holman Ltd., Sinclair dz Stewaris, nd Brace McKay’s, also an all- ‘

round prize for the bestsenlor thlete by E. McKay and one for

by as he received his prize, “Oh

The all-around prize in the Sen-

Stsndlng high jump-James Mill-

airist Kensington-Just ri friendly

ST 7 i Athletic Sports _G .--,_ EXCHANGE M U 1

ontfeaz 1 Y B The sports held In the s__mme___ 1 This la reserved ror news, ou:

ld

advertisements of a news ehsrnrtci muy bs inserted at the rate of 41. nor word. strictly payable in ad-

'AUCTION FORTY-FIVES, Holy

_Name Club tonight. 6026-li I ii ' Mn. .lscon xinsn wiii be at .Harry Klrsh‘s office, Grafton St., above Purdie 6.: Fergusons shoe store Tuesday, Nov. 8, and days 'following buying all grades of raw

_furs at highest market prices; l 6027-li

' ENGAGEMENT-Mr. and Fraser T. Morrow, city. announce the engagement of their daughter,

§

_ Doris Isabelle, to George W. John-

_son, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. "Johnson, North Rive1'_Road, mar- riage to take place this month.

6035-ll

Ill 'Jill

_.iid immediate head ofilce ser 7|ce to Maritime policy hold rs.

sooorooooood

>

,~4o¢¢o»o

%%% 9K4%++%§P dvertising Rates--Payable in Advahrg

~ Central Guardi' Ing . --»-- ----.. ss: ‘::::c;.;~° is 1 . _ - “B z'i?oope,|;¢:-'°|::,},.c'f;‘:n°d' 2?' P" "°"'i in Mtliwflem _ _» - . s of I-loral and Spiritual Offer. 'ngs' (‘a'd5- °i‘¢~» 4°- P91' Dime; Letters of Condolen 7 per inch; Notices of Thanks and Appreciation 70c 0|' 40 P¢r word. Other rates on applioatio ,

:uni - - “'

uma' ‘ “lim Cheflc for any advertisement twenty _ nt-¢

sssasssssssfoa-5

ooooovea »»4<o-o*4++»4++o¢-¢¢`¢.¢¢+e+¢_¢,.,*,,,, , , I | I I; RATE:-»-Zo per word, three in.

sertions for the price of two, strictly I ` *_* payable in advance. ! F01' Sala

Agents Wanted

\VOULD PAY WAGE

5 icuuuiiou rms)

LONDON, Nov. 5-Wages for

pi'isol1ei'5 was a._suggcstion includ- cd in a i'esolut'.on at the last -Ses- sion of the National Council of Women Conference at Norwich. lt was made by Miss Margery Fry, of the Howard League for Penal Reform. She urged that the prison system should be so reformed as to include: A reduction of hours spent in the cells; the provision of ei- fectlve industrial training in pro- ductive work: the payment of wag- es for prison labor and a system of reicase on parole.

Miss Fry pointed out that a large

number of people -were sent to pris- on today for trivial crimes, such as picking a few mushrooms, or steal- ing bananas from s church harvest festival, and not for crimes which were really a menace to society. There was a large number oi’ crim- inal.; for whom some sort of de- finite moral and industrial training was needed. In one prison wherei the payment of wages was tried.

the men more than doubled theii-_ output for ii. paltry wage of 12c a week. “These reforms I am urging,"

she said, "are not xrierely an at-| tempt to make prison nice and*

‘ Best time to start Be ro l

~ _ - D mp.

- Details and Catalog, Famllcx Pro-

i <iUCiS. 4785 Ste. Catherine East, 1 Montreal. A.W. 11-wfm-tl-Dec-12.

Wanted

WANTED-SMALL WOOD FARM.

Apply Guardian. 5948-11-3-61. . WANTED-ROLLER MILL . Machinery. Apply quhgkly Guam. , ian Office. 6020-ll.-7-li.

_TT VANTED AT ONCE FOR SMALL country home. reliable middle aged lady housekeeper. Apply Guardian. 6007-1.1-5-31.

Miscellaneous

OIIN ALFRED McDONALD, PRO- vincial Land Surveyor, Herman- ville, (R. 3, Souris.)

a

.i

NOTICE - WE BUY SKATES

boots of all kinds. Second I-land Store, 108 Richmond St.

5036-11-7-31

‘VE CAN HANDLE A FEW MORE ,

guns double _or single. To get thei best price, bring them in noun' We pay spot cash for every-’

i FOR SALE. T0 LET, BOARD AND

OR'-LOUANTR V _*_ aogigesigns on hand at Guard-‘an

' ` Y. SELL 160. ' tf. Guarantee: Pr0du¢t5_ Toiieg ‘ “ Health, Kitchen and farm neces- `-~lACIN'I‘0SH APPLES A1' F 5

. ..iiies. Substantial profits. Pro- i RGBVBS. Southport. 5980-ll-4'-31°

lecied l91`1'lt0ry fm' energetic men. ~-L1; ` '

'ron s.-ii.E _ 01.11 P.\rr;ns, 5 cents bundle. Guardian Office.

2-4-tf

-___i__%__ CARBOARD SUITABLE FOB

lining outhouses. etc., io per sheet. Guardian Office, ff,

-Gi.-T

FOR SALE - AUCTION FORTY-

Five. Bridge and Wiilst scori Cards. Guardian Central .you Pfivterv- Nov. 1-tr _ FOR SALE OR RENT-TYPE.

writer in good condition. Apply 41 Upper Hillsboro street.

5977-11-4-31.

_

LIMITED QUANTITY PRIMI

Cabbage. 95 cents per cwt. G. Ferguson, New London.

`5934-il-8-61.

il________ ENTERPRISE FURNACETTE

almost new for sale chesp or will exchange for small stove. A. Mc-

! Leod, Colville. 6007-11-5-31. 1__________ |ui:GIs'rEizr:D I-inn-'lm BULL 11,4

years old. Exhibition prize winner. Apply Frank Tremere. Hamp-

shire. 6023-11-7-li.

~ FOR SALE - FIFTY CHOICE

Barred Rock Pullets. Price 75:: each. Frank A. Ramsay, New

:by a large majority, but e.nother_

of hours spent in the cells and thcl

Michael Handralisn; 3, Lucas Birt. _

MACNEILL-DARRACH-At Char- ‘

lottetowri, P. E. Island. Ori October b 29, 1932, by Rev. Ewen MncDougnll B.D., Daniel Fardcn M:icNcill, of St. Catherines, P. E. I., to Miss Katie May Darrach, of New Haven.

comfomable forthe men, but an 5'0"' 5°35'u‘7'3i

attempt to make their work worth ‘ __ while and their labor real," i ' Miss Fry's resolution was deffeated

ARN UPWARDS OF $25 WEEK- ly growing mushrooms for us, all Fall and Winter, in cellars or nutbuildings. Begin now. Illus- trated booklet free. Established 25 years. Canadian Mushroom Co., Dept. CP, Toronto 10.

O-ll-2-4-7.

. _ _ f HAT IS NOTHING MUCH

t d t l . . l .

iii ro uc ion of rc case on psroe 1 AT RIGHT AND LESS

THAN HALF AT THE LEFT

NEW YORK, Nov. 4-This sca-

was passed asking for the rear-l ganizatlon of the prison system, in-. cluding a. reduction in the number;

ST. PATRICK’S ROT'i_D SCHOOL

1* 1

Standing of St, Patrlcl¢'s Road.

School for September and October: __ _ _ _S b __ _h Grade VIII.-1, viola Hughes; 2,_ F" “°“"" ” ° °’ an “

Reuben Donnelly; 3, Nova Hughes; W me hat'

4, Thelma Hughes.

Grade VI.~1, Harold Birt; 2, Al-

frcrl Handrahan.

Grade IV.-1, Rita Handrahan;

l.

right and rather lcss than half of! that at the left. At. smurt rcstaur-l

2 Alonzo Bm_ 3 Vernon Donnelly' ants these nights much soup growsi 'Grade IH_;1 'Richard B___t_ 2 _cold and ice cream warm as hat- Norma Joan D0m______y_ conscious diners try t0 guess who

Grade H _1 Blnmhc H__ghes_ 2 is liatless and who hall'-hattrd.

` ’ ’ '~ Another mystery is involved in

he strange power of small flat tur- bans and still smaller bcrets to cling to their place atop s. smooth-

Helen Brazel.

Georgina. MacDonald, teacher. ~;y~ coined head' The secret' h°w_l

Grade I Sr.-1. Charles Grant. Grade I Jr.-1, Aeneas Brazel; 2,

vcr, really is simple-a. narrow el

, *N1 ‘ mi osuo bonu inside the nab holds ini

MARRIAGES securely in place. ` '

Representative Ruth Pratt has

helped to eriirench the new style y appearing nt fi campaign tea. with a modified bcret of black' vclvcl, worn with a dress of black satin trimmed with lnscts of thc dull side of the material.

thing we buy. Second Hand;

son liiiif a hat is not only better;

To misquote Kipling. the hat off oclay is nothing much at thc,

DEATHS i

GREENWICH SCHOOL

Ruby Sanderson.

Cyril Sanderson; 3, Sheldon

1012 PIIYDWY. Arthur J0nl'llt0l1e. Ruby' High Engle V. Rodd 211. Sanderson, Rhoda MacLaren, Bea- Num"-AK

JARDINE - Ai, thc Cambridge, Mass,,H_ ospital. November 1, 1932 John A. Jardine. formerly of Free-- town, P. E, 1. ‘

HARPER-Ai. 205 Fil-zroy Si., Sun-

resldence Tuesday, Nov. 8th, serv- ice starting at 2 crclock, funeral leaving at 2.30. Interment, People's Cemetery.

MACLEAN-At St. Catherines, Sunday, Nov. 6, -Mrs. Alexander Maclean, in her 81st year. Funeral from her late residence Tuesday, Nov. B, service starting at 2 o'c1ock. Interment Clyde River Cemetery.

WILLIAMS-In this city, Friday, Nov. 4th, Mrs. Gwendoline Wil-, llams, aged 'I4 years, formerly oI_ Summerside. Fun;rul took place;

in been locked up for nom M,-,_ .Austin Fitasimmons. 7.00 to 8.30 Pals vs Canucks, 1-2 Thelma Rattray, Hudson Sander- N°’“’ W|"'°hil'° -

inn- Best learned lessons-Blanche alleys. ison. Gladdie Squires, iAibert Mac _ . . Pham, M,

Second Lady: "Well, this time ’e’s Uiimpbcll. 'l_00 to 8.30 Km-D005 V8 21100911 EWU- | I _

,nchgd 1,, f,,,,.M,-1- 'rmhu-. om-io o. Woodside. , :-4 nays. Betty Mackay. | __._

nu _ 1

11 - ..- ... ... ... ..-.-.... - gil. simmons, Layton Dunning, Elvsi Mhjority for June Bugs 260. derson, Preston MacEwen, Ralph N. D. MCCLCUTI i

` 1 U im I

3,1: Ullllilbell. Eunice CBmPb¢ii. 11109 High Three ll. Bell 451. trico Doherty, Freda MacLarcn, EMBLUIER ‘

I

day, Nov. 8, Arthiu- J. Harper, aged _ si 55 years. Funeral from his late °

wore u tiny turban tierced with_ si ' Ismail buck velvet hut modeled af-

Kny Francis, motion picture act-

ress, appeared in a black iurban dipping fm' ovcv hor right eye. Mrs. William Ottmaii. \\'li1i:‘-liaivcd and siiiurt., wore a jauiil_i- Robin Hood' vap with ii. quill. Bobby Perkins

:md Madeline Cameron, both mu-_ siciii comedy stars, wore hats the` ze and shape of saucers, peril- usly perched. i Aiiotlicr smartly dressed dlner`

Iver rings, and another wore a

ter a priests birettn, with sn ob- long matching scarf.

CANADNS PIG BUSINESS

Some interesting facts about

the production of bacon hogs in Canada are outlined by G. B. Roth- well, Domlnion Live Stock Commls _ stoner, on a recent occimion when lie asserted that the possibilities of pig production in Canada have nc- ver been fully explored. In develop- ing the export market the building

London, P. E. I. 5974-11-4-Si.

_FOR SALE-SMALL FARM. 2% 1 miles from Charlottetown, up bli-

dste buildings, all modern im- provements, also fox ranch. Ap. ply at this office. 6033-11-7-31

FOR. SALE OR T0 LET-COM-

plete Fur Cleaning Outfit install- cd ready for business, To he sold outright or can be rcnterl and used where it is. Priced very