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OCHAMPS DEcLARED A T ALBER 101v SHO We

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RSIDE GUARDI

G s PRINCE COUNTY CHRONICLE

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Of Show Owned}!

By Geo.

Keen Competition Features Judg-l ing Of Va£i_o_l_1s Classes.

" ‘lie Albei-ton Fox Show conclud- sdllast night and the xhibits were gcseptionally fine. The competition n‘: keen‘ and the arrangements for gun-lowing and classifying oi the my carried out in an excellent mgnsr, The judges said the foitol 1Q some of the best they had ever p; gnd fit to be placed in larger

The classes of medium, light and ,-.,. silvers were exceptionally large gigs the dazlzer shades had fewer angles. 91ml, Black and Extra Dark, Eight

Dairies

Sec. l. Adult Male — 1, George warren; l, John Macintosh; 8, Em- met Callaghan; 4, Geo. Mclnnis and

ll. “Sec. 3, Adult Females-Jo entriel.

sec. 3, Male Pup-l. John Macin- iosh’, l, Gco. Warren; 3, John Mac- intosh; 4. Emmet Callaghan.

gee, 4, Female Pups-No entries.

Class 2, Dark Silver, l0 Entries fie. 1, Adult Males-l, Geo. War- ygi; 2, Lloyd Dunbar; 8, Fred Clark;

. ‘David Campbell.

iBcc. 2, Adult Females — l, Goo. Warren; l. Davis Moasc.

‘Bee. 3, Male Pups-l, Theodora Glllant; 2, Dan Simallman; 3, Don Osmpbell.

dec. 4, Female Pups-l, Fred Clark.

filsss s, Dark Mediums, u Iintrlu “Bee. 1, Adult Males-I, Geo. War- nli; i, Geo. Warren: 8, Percy Miller; ,Bcymour Sillick.

llec. 2, Adult Ibmales - 1, Geo. warren; l, Ralph Hardy; 8, David Osmphcll; 4. Don Campbell.

doc. l, Male Pups-l, John Mao- lstosli; 2. Seymour Blllick; S, John lisclniash; 4. Ohss. Ellis.

56cc. 4 Female Pups-J, John Mac- btosll , John Macllntosh; 8, Geo. Warren; 4, Geo Wsmn

tin 4. Medium Bllvcrl. ll lntrlcs leo. l, Adult Males-l, Geo. War- ten; l, Geo. Warren: 8, Geo. War- nn: Dan Bmallman. ‘Se . 2, Adult Females - l, Geo. warren; 2, Geo. Warren; l, Watson y; 4, Geo. Warren. .9, Isle two-ll, Davis Moasc:

IYI T0 ABK AID OF ROOSEVELT FOB

moclcvnmsi, Ont., Nov. 12 - ' visiting her native Hookville af- ‘ many years absence. Mrs. Ed-

v Garrett, of Spokane, Washing- n. said today that she was en -- ie to Washington. D. 0., where

will attempt tosecure an inter-

ew with President Rocssve‘t in

1 effort to have him intercedc for 1? N11. Traverse Ratllwell, now in

fish Columbia, wliom United rates immigration authorities re-l ' st to afmlt to that country b:- - Ilse of ahellshofik suffered by him 111111! the Great War. Mrs. Gar- " 1109c: to bc able to convince

Picsldcnt that she and hcr

114581111. a lumber dealer in Boo- " . are able to insure that her‘

59ml scn will not become s pub- '- charge.

DON

"~' QUEEN or‘ g » scam "r0 MEET nan nsuoirralvs FIANCI

30MB. ZT-"v. Ili-Rcmanoe that 11 min: r-iisn. Gunnlsh and‘ rerlcan bloczl was revealed here 1y as former King Alfonso oi ~‘ announced the engagement i his eldest daughter. thw Infmta uirlz. to Prince Alessandro Tor- ". oi llciy.

The Italian P lnce is the son of ~ late Prince Marina Torlonl. the " h °i POIi. and tho former Miss " Elsie Moore. daughter of the

Charles A. Moore, of New York

“@1150. who is passing the wln-~ ‘ 111 Home. said no date for the 1111s his yet been fixed. n" i5 year old Infants Beatriz lmlrry into one of Italy's rnost i‘ i llistocratic families, but one l is not of royal blood. l h" P111108. who is two years f""= l than his fiancee, was f‘ ' 11 in tiis iinviignt together with "10 asters, ilvc years ago when

'-Ind left him to go t the hermit“. taking the children

h

um . M? recent servants

out: with

n.

jmsh; i, Watson Hardy.

'Infosh; ‘Warren; 4, chas. Ellis.

14, John Macintosh. ; 5G0. 3, Adult P61118108 — l, DB1‘!

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Locals,

-'|.‘hl| column

Warren

cents s word strictly payable’ In , vaaoq,

-IIIMBIBI.I I. C. INTI!- TAINMINT at c Home, Wednesday, vember 14th.

L-ZiiM-ll-ld-li.

—FINI!D $3 AND COSTS — m the Bumrnenlde Police Court on Tuaday momin; two drunks were fined N and oosta-S

-'1'0 GET '10P PRICES f your hogs, feed Dr. Hess Hog cial. Taylor Drug Co., Kensington, ll-ld-tf.

—ADJOUIINI.D FOB OE! WEEK mcmtolh; 4' Dav“ Meant —'I'h9 Bummersidc ‘IDWII Council

Sec. l, Male Pup-l, Percy Miller; m“ ‘m “mm” “mm! ‘mhwt

3' J 1m M lumb- . any business being done and ad- 4, 92M, ' 8' cm ween’ jourried for one week.-B

Sec. 4, Female Pups-l ‘Becchc - Mnnougan; 2‘ Beecher fijmougau: —KEEP JTIUESDAY, NOVCIDDQ!‘

3' mood can t. m _l15th open for the Mount Allison m’ ‘n ’ " V“ “m” ',musical entertainment-favorite scl-

ections from light operas. L-ZDGO-ll-ld-li.

2, John Macintosh; 3, John. Macm-

Bec. 4, Female Pups-l, John Mac-

2, Geo. Warren; 8, Geo.

Gina I. Light Medium, $4 Entries Sec. 1, Adult Malewl, Geo. War. ren; 2. Geo. Warren; 8. Percy Miller;

Smallman: 2, Geo. Warren; 3, John

Class 6, Pals Silver, l9 Entries

Bee. l, Adult Males - l, Davis Mouse; 2. Ralph Hardy; 3, W, Keen- _'—-" an; 4, qvurgeon Isard. -BETUBNID HOME Mrs.

Boo. 2. Adult Female — l, Dan James Gamble who has been vis- Smsllmsn: 2, Davis Moase; ii, John iting her mother. Mrs. Pbiguson. McIntosh; 4, Emmet Callaghan. and brother, Eddie Ferguson, ro-

Scc. 3, Male Pups-l, John Macln- turned on Tuesday morning for her inch; 2. John MacInto-sh; 8, Davis home in 9t. Oathcrlnes, Ont-S Mossc; 4, Davis Moase

Sec. 4, Female Pups — 1, Dan -'1'BE W. B. M. s. assisted by Smallman; 2, John Macintosh: 3, special talent will hold an cntcr- Theodorc Gallant; 4, Beecher Mc- italnmerit in Wllmot Hall on Thin-g- Dougall. day, No. 15. at 8 p. rn. Admission

Best pair Female Pups, Beecher 15 cents. Sale of candy. If not fine McDougalLOLeary. ‘following evening. L-2ii73-1l-l4-2l

Herd, Male and Female, and three _...____ of their Pups. Dan Bmsllmsn- -cAsn CONTINUED-The casc Champion Male Adult. Gw- Wsr- of M. P. Titus vs. the m. l of sum- ren, I-Iowlan. Reserve, Geo. Warren.

ty Court yesterday afternoon before

Mayor and Gentlemen: It is indeed vary gratifying to be present at a fog show in Alberton as this place has been referred to frequently and rightly so as the cradle of the fox industry.

foil show should not be held hm nor do I know any good reason why a fox show held here should not b6 a decided success. This show is in no way antagonistic to the great- show which was held recently at Char- lottetown in fact it should be a help to it as well as a help to the whola industry on the Island.

mean much to those who are activ- ely engaged in the work-here they have an opportunity to discuss matters of mutual inferest—here they have c. chance to find out the weak spots in their work and they . » lo have an opportunity to gain merside was continued in thc Coun- lfisormatlon that Wm be valuable

lto them in carrying on their work

RADIO CAFE

Bummersidc _

Mr. Chan has gone to great espmsc in Mr. B. 111cm, one of the best known chefs of Western Canada, who will cstcr to the discriminat-

Dinnor or Supper 35c

Dc surc and call when in Town.

DAN B. CHAN, Manager

At Alberton By Hon. ThoaMcNutt

the Fox Show at Alber-

ton on Monday, Hon. Thomas Mac- Nutt, Minister of Agriculture, said: “Mr. President, Your Worship the

“I know of no good reason why a

‘These exhibitions must certainly

'FoxShow Opened l

Champion Female Adult, Mrs. Geo.

Judge Inrnan and was taken up

advantageously during the days to

with as ment b Mr. E. H. Strong, K. C., for the cfencc, Illlfih was not concluded when the court rose at 5.30 to bc resumed on Thursday at I p. lIl.—B

—VISITING OHIO -— Ml‘. Lowell

come. In this territory which sur- rounds Alberton and which con- tributes to this show there must be many splendid individual speci- mens of fox excellence and these should certainly be shown an? mmented u n b those presen . Kmmck’ WW1“? 3mm‘ “mm”! a this way pnguchyvaluable infor- oi’ the International Fox and Ani- mutton i! Bprear‘ abroad whgch ma“ Feed‘ ‘t Bmmemde’ 1°“ ‘m .means very mucl: 1.0 those engaged Tuesday morning for a three weeks m the industry . visit to his home in Oolumbla.' "our Mm M, an times should be Ohm‘ o“ his way he Wm “m” to raise the standard of our foxes Mwttmal- New Ywki mung‘? 5nd to i; ehighest possible. It takes as “he? P111095 01 mmfit-“s muc to feed a poor fox as a good

Warren.

Reserve, Dan Smallman.

Champion Adult 11px, Geo. War- rsn. Reserve, Geo. Warren.

Champio Male Pup, John Mac- intosh, Tlgnlsli.

Reserve, John Macintosh.

Champion Pbmalc Pup, John Mac- In osh.

t

Reserve, Beecher McDougall, O'- Leary

Grand Champion Pup-John Mac- Intosh.

Reserve, Beecher Mcficiicall.

‘than $60,000,000 in gold and silver are a feature of a new gro

d the greatest profits go t0 -nomsn's Masraa ramoa ?,',‘§u";,h° have m, my 5mg, Tm54M°n| Ha" ‘m? M59" “At the present time there is un- Taum "m" Wm’ "its "d winter certainty in all our undertakings. i-YVENOMB. 911d V0111! be 0M °' thWEven farm products which consti- best dressed, at a P09111111‘ Price- tute the necessities of life have fal- m?“ 133F191‘ Bl-‘B-Tltmeed m "a: lcn very far down on the markets- DQP 9-’ Season's IlBWflt but f i’ r and live foxes alike IDS ANGELB, Nov. ls-Parcn- styles and weaves. Drop in t~day.'m,;n¢3n gigging, high rate and tai objections to the marrirlzc ofiook your best always-it pays. lg“, Qvefy promise of endurance iiiucn MbAdoo. daughter of sma- 1.42310 and stability. tor William Gibbs McAdoo and "r wish to commend very highly 8111144311118“ 01 s"; Filikawmg‘ those who are rfitlvely elrggaged in row Wilson. to Rcae z e promoting this s ow. I w aso 0 Onaie. of Ml-lllll. W?" YBWWM __.,__. congratulate the promoters on the YNWPd-IY 1Y7 u“ “Mt” m ' ‘mu _M|g_ 1-3151 o; . success which they have achieved. formal statement issued at his of- deque hutlganngatha w" oo,i'fi_ "I have been asked by your pres-

fices here. _ ident to officially open this exhibi- The statement indicated the“ “m”! m ‘mtmemq tion which 1 ncw do. 1 therefore

daughter had won her battle, in omcially declare this exhibition which the parents raised mstrongiob- open for business."

jectlons to the rnarr s6 u cr

reports indicatrd the prospective other Specter-s

Grand champion 11px of show- Geo. Warren. Reserve, Geo. Warren-B.

sanswn MOADOO .O0NSENTs r0 nrs nsnonraivs MARRIAGE

PERSONALS

-—Mrs. Edgar Champion oi Darn-, ley is s patient in the Prince. County Hospital-S

Injuries

In St

(Special to the Guardian)

W11! Ioes out to Mr. and Mrs. John!

year old son, Ray.

At tweivc o'clock Ray was s hap- vv school boy glad to be released from the class room and with his Wmlilinions was going home to din- ner. Laughing and playing as they went along the children had reach- ed the cortier of Church and sum- mel- Streets when Ray fell just at the corner and struck his forehead 'on the curb. Mr. J. P. MacPherson cams along just then and found that the little boy was seriously hurt and only semiconscious. He carried him over to the hospital, where his father was sent for. There were no marks on the boy and his father carried him home,

the home where he found the little

chap suffering from concussion; About 1.30 he became worse withl semiconviulslons. His condition did M‘ immovc and he passed sway shortly after four o'clock. Death was due to hemorrhage of the brain caused by the blow when he fell on the concrete.

The little boy was a bright little lad with a lovable disposition and. will bc much missed at home andl by his classmates. ‘There are left- to cherish the memory of a favorite

son and brother. his sorrowing pa--

ents and the following brothers,

Harold, Donald, llllarshall, Ralph and two sitsers, Jean and Madeline.

Mr. Clow is the baggage master at

the Summer-side depot of the C. N‘.

R. and Donald and Marshall are

messenger boys at the Canadian

National Telegraph office to whomj the Guardian extends sincere sym-

nethy in their sudden bereavement.

The funeral takes place on Thurs-

day morning at St. Paul's Church

at nine o'clock.

The Late Mr. Qliver Ryder

There passed away at his home 1X1 St. NlChfllfls on Thesdav mqm. 1118 MP- Oliver Ryder at sixty-two years oi age after an illness of some months. Mr. Ryder was a prcmln- ent farmer in the district and a strong Conservative; a, staunch worker for his party.

He was born in ‘Pigntsh. a son of the late John Ryder of that place and Mary Fowler, his wiic. When Oliver was about twelve years of ago the family itmoved to Elt.

N’ ” ‘ s t0 take ca-re of the Caleb Polly estate. After the death of his father Oliver remained on the rs- tatc whirh he has farmed with much success.

He married a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Crawford MacAusland of Wellington. who survives him. There are also left to mourn two sons Nelson in St. Raphael. Stor- lirig at home, three daughters, Mrs.

brfdezrbom might have a touch oi. Filipino blood.

Through Col. William H. Neblett, his law partner, the Senator is- sued this statement:

"In reply to inquiries, neither I‘ noi- Mrs. McAdoo. who gives ms authority to speak for her. will interposc any objections to the marriage of our daughter, Ellen, to Rafael Inpez dc Onatc.

"she is l9 years oi ags and capable of choosing her own hus- ban .

"The time of the marrlaSQ 1B 101‘

‘—Mr. and Mrs. MacI-ellan of Summerside left on Tuesday" for their home in Cardigan for the win- tor months-B

His Worship Mayor Barbour of, Alberton. who presided, welcomed .ths visitors and expressed the hope lthat they would enjoy their stay 111 -—Ml’. and Mrs. Joseph MoLellan, 51mm” _ sweep- Mem i» i1=*1==...li.€l.3§.’it';i.‘.’i:"t°2i.°i ‘W; farm at Cardigan Bridge where m importance o;

will reside rol- uis wintcr mm“ “mm”? °

$51- 2.‘“i..?.“§i3¥..‘.2’.‘°i..“.i‘.i‘.‘l2§ zsirrsz;

—Mr- and Mrs. D. mrnard, Mr. 2m 2:113.‘ ethg: fiffl"; 35px;; Walter Bernard and Mrs. John .518“, ‘imm the 0mm. mwnQeL Pwnt" mag“ w°r° “mm” m l The President called on Mr. Peter ,G'ranvii'ie on ‘fliursdav guests of a cm.‘ summefgjdel who has

Ellen to detcrmineg. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taylor, ‘taken ! “WW mun“ 1n the 3x111- “mm-G FOR GOLD i >———‘—‘ ,bition since its inception two years nv mm CHIMNEY Wm, . new amen “Mum, agmtospeak. - m:

Mr. Clark gave a very in talk on the fur industry and thel condition of thc fur markets at the | present time. It is expected. 1'16 said, that the higher ail-lily 111" will give as good a price this yell i as last year. The poorer quality furs though, on account of the lame quantities thrown on the markets. may not hold to the price of last ycsr. One great competitor that

‘ma; ' plum hiiadci his. Prince Edward Island has at pres-

gammmgted $3,; 0042:: at"; :2. Bylmcans $1 axiom wiringplac- ent is Norway. A few 7681‘! ago h bung“ m5“; 1n no om-cdbsck and forth and attschedtoc they used to come here and bu!’ “ch mo“; 5mm mmungflhcating and cooling system in the large quantities of our breeding o, 801d 3,1 mm ‘mm, 30¢, 1m, basement it iscirpcctcd that an idea; stock. new‘? hinge t: crgmtpete

. tions. r0011! condition will be maintains them 0n Q l 0 -

mm“ the mum“ on" at all time in those buildings. furs. however. are oocrscr and do

m prospectors have found cold BRINGING UP FATHER

CARBON CITY. Nevada. Nov. 0- .. both conmgmu m m m. a“; 0°14 "14 "1"" m "'1" "m1"°‘"!gnm "shoot" at mil other without 1n the °1d "MM 91'1"" 111"" 11"“ bodily harm. After the fight is over as the work of collvertine ""1 I u... pnswmpiilc "bullets" allow building into Government relieihmh “n”, u, mo‘, M‘, may headquarters proceeds. The dircc- “m” he timed" the on,“ tors of the yum missions men to the loll o pros s- I

mchsdsysoithcfsmoucdcln- Walls that will chili moms in

stock lode-IMO w INS-more summer and heat them in wintc; up o

almost everywhere in the old stone building. They found it on the floors. in the cswcts. or. the val:

“"- Qi’??? ‘€-'i"a"‘~l§ AN ‘PHI KEY‘

m; p ‘ .....:i|i||i'_i i‘ ’o

John Black of Albert/an and Miiss Ruby and Miss Doris a; home also one sister, Mrs. John MacLcod of Lot 16. to all of whom much sym- pathy is extended.

The late Mr. Ryder was a mem-

Lad Succumbs

i _ i The sympathy of Bummercidl cit-l _ Clow and their family in the death.‘ ‘ g ._ which came with startling swift- _ _ , . riess into their home yesterday af- , tcrnoon and claimed their little ton - _ '

Dr. J. A. MacPhee Re-

To

Received r e e t Fall

lWourlIAIIison Musicians To Visit S ’s ide

Among the Mount Allison muslc-' inns that plan to visit Bummersidei

elected President — Work Accomplished Reported Upon.

.. if A. Z Sweefens and re- J. treshes your whole I

C.M.B.A. Party’

Largely Attended-

A There was a large attendance l» regular C. M. B. A. card party--

on Monday evening. v ~- The prize winners were, ladle».

w“;

ren's Aid society of Prince County was neia last night in the Req gross The doctor was sent fol- and went to ,§.°,f,§‘°'-P§,“_§f,‘§n°{‘§fés,§fi Jzkfizeffi‘

- v s - ‘ i? readlnl; of the minutes of tne last annual meeting, by Miss Green and reports of committees were submit- ted and passed the President gave his report.

scd great satisfaction in the im- provement shown in truancy which

delinquents to which credit should

sidered it the right idea although much criticism had been thrown at

The annual meeting of the Child.

Dr. MacPhee in his report expres-

ls decidedly less. This is due to tne efficient service bf Mr. Harrington, the truant officer, who is also agent for the society. There is also a marked improvement in the juvenile

be Elven to Judge lnman, who shows great judgment in dealing with de- llnquents who come before him. Dr. MaoPhee said much had been ac- complished since they had the ju- venile court in Summerside. He con.

‘Ilzautrlsdsv. Ngyemfier ltfi. 511i agile Eli-I Miss Yvonne Arsenault, Miss live- vi on oi e oun n -,lyn Gallant; gentlemen, Mr. Ind. ciciv are two persons Well known Doucette and Rev. Fr. O'Hanley. a. on Prince Edward Island: Prof. A.‘ special prim 10;- che be“ 190mg‘, W. Trueman of the Emslish De-ilady elected by ballot was awardell. pertinent. lwivils beriwm- W111i» Mrs. Wm. A. Cameron.—S Miss Margaret Coffin, soprano of i Montague, P. E. I. i

Others to make the trip are Prof. - 1r. s. Hauler, n. n. s. o. Director» I118 tallatzon and Miss Pauline Winters oi Lun- enburg, N. 5., oontralto. Prof. Hamer has not announced the oth- s. Godfrey, Student Secretary, will M a recent mmins o! the 0- lid-f iflcofggipfl-Ily the group and take pal-r Earl: officers for the yo“ n e programme. - Provincial Grand Deputy performf ed the office of installation. " Prmident, Mr. Alban Gillis; lsl‘ o Sale POPPIGS Pres, Miss Margaret Arsenaulti" Recording sec, Gus Blacquierc: The campaign for the sale of ‘Financial sec" Elmer MPl-phyj. Treasurer, Joseph F. Gaudet. Mar “PPM m‘ W" 1“ s“““""5‘d° shal. John Arsenault; Grand, wln~

of Choral work at Mount Allison. . , C.M.B.A.Offzcers

er members oi the party. Rev. W. Rev. M. J. Smith of Kinknra.‘

CoodReturnsFor {Vice Pres, Jerry Doucette; 2nd Vics

was a great success between thirty

Cameron; ‘Trustees, Miss Margaret

it. The parent was made responsible for the children and he considered

Harrington.

great deal of relief work, which had depleted the funds. The Society was not a relief organization but an aid society to aid neglected and depend- ant children. In the past the society had been too responsive to the de- mands for relief. organizations to attend to that work. The Catholic and Protestant Or-l phanages have been very sympathe-

tic in assisting the society for which J- M- "MW-m. they were very grateful.

the juvenile court was the greatest factor in keeping down delinquency. The Children's Aid Society was a great asset to the town in this rc-l gard and was not fully appreciated. Citizens do not take the interest they should in this work. The society was a small group carrying on a great work. I Dr. MacPhee had nothing but praise for the way that Judge In- man conducts the juvenile court as he deals kindly but firmly with de- linquents. I-le also spoke in terms of praise of the work of Miss Green, Mir. Heath Strong. KC, and Mrs, Dr. MacPhee pointed out that the society was doing a