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d, (Canadian Press) MONTREAL, Que... Oct. 2l—Fresh eggs were advanced two cents pzr do- pop to the retail trade on the Mon- treal produce market tetily. blinking fresh extras up in d0 cents per doz- en, firsts toss, and’ seconds as. Stor- ggg eggs remained unchanged from’ the prgvigug week's quotation, as did other sections of the market. The cheese market was at a standstill, with prices rangingjrom is 3-4 to 20 cents per pound. while ‘butter re- mained at 38 3-4 in 39 for eastern tcwships no_1 in a wholesale way. while to the retail trade solids sold at -i1 cents and prints at 42. Quebec potatoes wars quoted in carlots ex- track at $1.52 to $1.40. while New brunswick green mountains sold from $1.60 to $1.75 per 90 lbs. in bulk, slightly lower than Saturday's quota- tion. _ OTTAWA. Ont.. Oct. Il-(Ezksn- Receipts of fresh eggs are very scarce on Canadian egg markets and as a result prices on this class are work- ing higher. g TORONTO-ville demand for fresh eggs on thi.s egg market is far in ex- cess of supplies and values there have advanced. Dealers are quoting coun- try shippers for ungraded eggs de- livared. ‘cases returned, extras 46-48. firsts‘ 40-42. pullet extras as. sec- onds 30. The present asking Dime 101" B. C. eggs is extras 58: firsts 54. pul- lei. extras 45. f. o. b. MONTREAL-This market contin- ues firm under a. scarcity 0f fresh egg supplies. Fresh eggs are seliinz to retailers at extras 60. firsts 52. seconds 8S. Storage egg prices are extras 44. firsts 40. seconds 55. wfNNIPEtfw-Receipts on this mar-

ket have» declined further and paying‘ prices have been devised sharply upward. Dealers are quoting country shippers for ungraded eggs. delivered, cases returned. extras 45. firsts 40. seconds 25. Storage eggs are now moving more freely into consumption.

VANCOUVER-There is a. very ac- utescarcity of eggs on this market. with receipts far from sufficient to take car's oi the demand. Paying prices-are unsettled, with the prob- ability of a further advance shortly. Fresh eggs are selling to retailers locally at extras 50, firsts 5'1. pullet extras 5i. Offers for carlots are re- ported from the cast at as high ‘as 62 cents f. o. b. Chicago spot un- changed futures 1-8 lower.

VALLEY SCHOOL

Honor r011 for the-month of 5W- temlber:—-— , _

Grade VI-l Lizzie MoGIIry; 1 Mary McTlsgue; 3 Sarah Doughertyi Q Owen Mficvflffyd

Grade II—i. John McGarry: I An- drew McTague; 3 Adeline McOlus- koy. v

Grade 1 Sr.—l Leo McG-arry; 1 Annie McCluskey; 3 Bernard Mc- Cluakey.

Grade I Jr.-l Henry McGarIy; I Louis MoCiuskey and Joseph Mc- Cluskey. (equal).

Perfect attendance: Lizzie McCar- ry; Mary McTague; Leo McGarry: Andrew McTflsus.

"Star pupils" during the month 0! September: Lizzie McGarry 82 p. 0»; Mary McTague 81 p. c.; John M0- Gany '79 p. e.; Leo McGarr-y 89 p. 0-; Henry McGarry 85 p. 0-; 5H"?! Daugherty 7d p. c. Sta-rs, those hav- ing attained over ‘i5 p. c. Genevieve McCormaic, Teacher.

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Agents Wanted

AGENTS nmumiin m rnls LOC- ality to sell the most bowl" <1“- adian made line of Personal Christmas Greeting Cards. mgal an ca. s10 spadiha Ave., Toronto.

» a. w. Oct. n. n. as, 20.

Female Help Wanted

WANTED—A MAID. APPLY ll UP- per Prince St. 9357-31

WAN TEIM- MAID FOE. KITCHEN at Parker House. lll00-10-9-ti

weapon-Main. APPLY canon Hots], 93544.!

sills. clnlrsnass caans " can be earned and opfld weekly in spare time selling well known line D91’- solial Chistmas cards. Elliitriflltw upnqgssggry. An early start and our co-operaticn assures success. Beautiful new portfolio samvit fresahhlter Kraft Co" Limited- Torsigim. mipresentatives wanted s al towns a 0. iii.‘ H. W. Oct. 2.3.5.8.10.i3.15.i’1.i9.23 .84,28.29,3l. 5..

For _ Sale

ron sana-Qcnoroa ram rox pups. C. A. ltavehhili. Union Rold- P. all. amino-i?"-

roa sam-onavawsrm arenas. Telephone I-Iillsbcro Central. _ oaia-io-zi-at

roa iSALE-YOUNG nus m. Nov. lat. Delivered. Preston Elli!- 8347-l0-I_I-lI-2d-26

son sans-unwell? naslmml

WANTED-IMMEDIATELY, SINGLE man for farm and ranch, 25 years.

non-smoker preferred. Arthur C.

Wood, Mtl Herbert. 884140-2141

Teachers Wanted rascal; WANTEE-D son cauln- onia School. Supplement $75.00 per school year. Chas. Walker, See- retary. eazi-lo-le-il.

WANTED [IMMEDIATELY FIRST or Second Class Teacher for Argyle Shore School. Supplemet “iii-W

Neil A. McNevln. Secretary. Argyle .

Shore School. 9365-10-22-41.

Salesman Wanted

CALENDAR SALESMAN WANTED. Reliable, Energetic man for Prince Edward Island; _ ferrecl. Hopkins Press Ltd. 95-87 Prince Edward Street. Saint John.

. m n. lo-is-ei. ‘ To Let i nousa‘ T0 LET-APPLY IIYNES‘ Bakery. 93394

W 1'0 mar-two. mom‘ ROOM!

heated. 150 Dorchester Street. oaao-io-n-si.

Employment Wanted

WANTED-POSITION AS BODIE- kesper with one child. Will work r reasonable. Apply to Box 150 Hope- field. P. m. I. 9350-1049-11-

, Lost _______j_{..___ nos-r-susmar IN IRON!‘ 0F

saint Dunstank Basilica. cmtli

i. cow. Apply Arthur Curtis- Wm- - necklace.‘ Return to s00 mism- - m... i sase-io-in-ai naval-a. ' 95°14‘ Insights-canal». a-rnunaxaa Wanted

toilrinl . 4 now title; APPW Campbeliir-Garage. san-io-ai-ai. gasp‘ vinmo aasraanu planl. certified disease-free stock- ran plant flgIé ago per 38035133: , . CV05. by iiwm‘ oaii-lo-la-si.

roa sans-scan can: eI-IIGI:

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Miscellaneous

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moat caassas st union com- nteaeiai count Holiday. Oct. a sea Pris. week. em.

AI: non-Am. Joseph P. Lents will receive for the first time since her marriage at her noise in the Parkdais apartments an Wednesday. October the twenty-thus from “four until six o'clock. oa-rl-lo-st-ai.

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Baum Iona cones! problem to lilies Nora Giles who will demon- strate "npvnnn mats" here on Tuesday and Wednelday, October 22

and 33. MOORE dz MCLEOD LIMIT- . ED.

HOLT .RENIVI.IW' l O0 0F QUEBEC, will hold a. demonstration- of new _.fura ma, fur coats here all day Iuesaay dhd Wedlfldly. October Itnd and 13rd. Thursday 21th. Come early. MOORE d: Mcb%b LDITIFED.»

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HOLT A C0 WILI.” FAKE orders for repair or alterii- tiob of your FUR. COAT if you wish: Tuesday or Wednesday. October kind and 29rd. and Thursday 24th. MOORE s. racnllop IJMITED.

I 0319-10-10-22.

"IEEDNEB" SAmS-Jrhe steamer "Frames" which completed loading. at Georgetown last. night. leaves that port this morning vvith- a load of seed’ potatoes. for new York. The "menu" left‘ Charlottetown the day before yesterday with a cargo of al- most 24.500 bushels of seed. _

FUNEIAL SERVICE — ’I‘he fun- eral of the late Mrs. Richard Smith. Brighton. was held Sunday afternoon and was largely attended. Rev. Dr, Ramsay of trinity United Church‘ conducted the services at the house and at the grave. The pallbearers wera:-Measrs. Howl-rd It. Hiilson. Edmund T. Hlggs. C. Gavin Duffy. T. Edgar MoNutt. James A. McMil- lan and Ernest S. Ocfln.

810.000 SHIPMENT I03 SWEDEN —'I‘wo hundred silver black foxes. valued at about 810,000 arrived in l-Ialiiax on Saturday night for ship- ment to Sweden, where they will be used to stock ranches.‘ The foxes brought from Hines Edward Island by B. Grabpm angers, will be shipp- ed on the Gripaholm. which is ex- pected to arrive in Halifax this morn- - ing from New York. Mr. Rogers col- lected , the animals from iaeverai farms on Prince Edward Island in-

ing them for two years and for the lot to leave here today he will be paid anaverllecfflMapainInt-hrep weeks heerpects to have another lot ready for shipment. m. Rogers ‘and two of his men arrived in f-Isiifax with the foxes and spent the week- end here. One of the men will so to Sweden with the animals. which are in crates. two in each to see that they are well cared ion-Halifax Chronicle.

raasosus Mrs. James Puncher and Miss M.

white. are visiting in Borden the guests oi Mrs. J. K. Sutherland.

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Mr. R. E. Rosa of the staff oi the Bank of Nova Seotia. has returned to Halifax after spending a very en- joyable holidsy with his parents Mr. and Mrs. I-Ienry M. Ross. Wheatley

dellyed and will hoipi demonstrations

ant time the steamer "Nerd" Cap-

port discharging a cargo of American hard coal.

8818-10-18-22.‘ ' ‘ of the late James B. Hogan will take place this afternoon. Service will be

moving over the lines of the Can- adian National

more passes supply the demands of England markets. Saturday a. cal-load oi the fish~ from the Island passed

ithrmigh the city en rouu to the United States-Monctozi Times.

it. O. P. record on twice a day milk-

threa consecutive years. This young

has already been scored an X bull.

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River." P. E. I.

Mrs. Alexander Mathiescn, Woodi Islands. his entered the P. E. Island Jlospital for treatment. Her many friends hope for a speedy recovery to good health.

Mr. C. Fairail Fisher of Montreal. who came to the City Saturday nilht toattandtbefunszelofthelatews Richard smiih. Brlshtbn. left on re- turn yesterday morning.

nus-res . lTc-Iflfi-A‘ _ t rm S] October 14,195. i0 P. J. and Mrs. Melanie a daughter. mes Georgina.

clnaoN-oit the life. Island nonvi- moei. gistw llhand ma. w. wylu Gibson. llaraMeld. a aauanur naarss ____V______........_.....____.... CIANDflI-Dsd on’ Monday 0s- tcbar list at Q Illa Ava. Uiarenee Martin Chandler. no e months w! siiayayouagastmoiaarmhm the late am. Chand- let." * -

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Freetown and Wilfrid Bovyer. Bun- bury. This herd when fitted for show

ready won with Hoistelns bred in the

TUESDAY '

11.00 A. bL-Meet-ing o! the Presby- ‘ - ‘ tar-y of Prince Edward Island oped: t0 the pub- llo -— Helltl Mflllllflll Ill-ll. 935B-

silss non/l 1r. clans has been

here on Wednesday. Moore do Mc- Leod Ltd. ‘ m.

"N030" m roar-lat the pres-

tain Hansen in conunand, is in

FUNERAL TODAY-The funeral

held at his late residence, 291 Kent Street, beginning at 2 o'clock. 1n- terment St. Peter's Cemetery.

SMELTS FOB. BOSTON MARK- ET-Large shipments of smells from Prince Edward Island to the Boston and New York markets have been

Railways through hare oi late. Every day a carload or through en route to the New

BPLENDID SHOW HEB-D OF HOLSTEINS GOES TO -' KINGSTON, ONTARIO

» Mr. John Cole. chief showman for Hemlock Park Stock Inn-m. Mr. A. H. Fair, proprietor Kingston, Ontario. has recently completed the purchase of a show herd from different Hoi- stein breeders in this Pfvviflu- T1115 herd comprises twelve head, headed by Abbekirk Pontiac Pat, a very promising son of Paragon Pat XX and Jean Alltbeklrk Pontiac, who will shortly finish her. third consecutive

ing that will probably give her a world's record for that division for

bull was bred by Wilfrid Bcvyer. Bjunbury and is line bred having a double cross cf this noted cow and

The femalu secured are equally good. From the herd of A. M. Agnew Farm. Charlottetown, who by-theyay assisted Mr. Cole in securing this herd, were the mature cow liiraney Dinora, a. qdaugbter of Patrick Franey Coianthus and Din- ora IV (1150 pounds butter.) Anoth- er good one is Craig-a-lee Dolly, who secured the junior championship for ' Mr. Agnew at Charlottetown. 1929. This youngster i; sired‘ by Dokter Bousfeldt Abbekirk and from Craig- s-lee Countess Dinora. Prom the herd _ of Hon. W. M. Lea. Emily Daisy Pasch. 1st. at Charlottetown. a splen- did quarfette, daughters oi Pontiac mondale, and Mia Ida Whilhilmim-a a mature cow, daughter of Sir Ida Booker Vale. were secured. A splen- did quartette. daughter oi Pontiac Cornucopia Prince were purchased from the herds oi Walter and Roland Buniain. Rustioo and Blair Andrew New Glasgow. These heifers are a very even- lot-that should be strong contenders in the get of sire classes and besides being .good show mater- ial those in milk are putting up vary creditable records. Victprld of seaside will finish her three yepr old R, O. P.. with well over 15.000 pounds milk and over 600 pounds butter. Other members oi this herd were secured from Falconwood Farm, Charlotte- town. Cecil Stewart, Hampshire, Os- wald Newson, Kingston, B. A. Profit,

should add much to the laurels al-

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Ifyouwslittobaffeeoithe in- tolerable itching sea bur-ding pain- if you want your akin clear o: un- sightly mnammitioabase "Sootha- Salva." mun-snapped of a famous physician soothes the irritated sur-i faces-destroys the ‘germs which aral

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tivsa Limited, Ottawa, Ont» and we II" refund your money.

rm: cnminv Bliiill THE Plmclluwlnn

Victor McLaglen. Also J. Farrell Mc- Donald, Former Stu- dent of Saint Dun- stan’s University.

Victor McLaglen. new firmly en-

trenched as a star of the first msg-

nitude. believes that a comedy should be funny, fast. and bolstered up by a In his newest For: Film. "Strong. Boy" now at the Prince Ed- ward. John Ford sees to it that all these‘ qualities are skillfully injected and the result is most gratifying.

Abetted by a talented cast "Strong Boy" starts out in a railroad station and ends where it began-Jo: it isn't necessary to look elsewhere for hu- morous situations and riotous tangles. MeLaglen, cast as a. burly baggage- smasher is in love with Leatrice Joy. the newsgirl. The one obstacle to the match is Victor's smug content with his Job.

From the initial snag, things trip- merrily along. Aberoic act enables‘ ‘him to secure a promotion but he is satisfied to wear a white collar and take charge of the Inst and Found department and tag parcels. ‘Troubles begin when a baby, a monkey and ai

Another promotion and he is fireman: on the train of a wiring Queen, Then there‘: -a train robbery‘ with h dash of heroin for a skillfully con- trived climax. v

wtlifkifll hind in Blovs with our hero is a trinity or humorous geni- uses oi interhational repute. We refer to Slim Summarviile, Clyde ‘Cook and Tom Wilson. ‘

These three comedian; are emu; relief for Jaded nerves and a dorm- ant sense of humor.

Farrell" MacDonald, a former stu. dent of St. Dunstalfs University, who. in the Past has given many pleasant moments, is cast in a role which gives him Widfl W098 in the matter of pro- ducing laughs.

Laurel and Hardy. the popular comedians, start the laughter in "The Bacon Grabbers." If you enjoy g good laugh don't miss this comedy pyg- gram.

“A BIDNDI FOB A NIGHT" DE- LIGBTFUL

iii THE itiiTtlRY, BlliB iiEETINiii

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i=1"? Eiv-“fliit‘Ztifirilitlili Bruce Mull‘. The .f2’€"--T-'--'ti- sol-J u» i. nu»- - Speaker For the Day.

At ‘the Rotary luncheon yesterday the speaker was Rev. W. Bruce Muir Wilt! delivered the following address on “Trafalgar Day."

This is the third time I have had the honour of addressing the Rotarians of Charlottetown. The first time I had that honour conferr- ed upon me I spoke to you on Cit- izenship; the second time I spoke to you "I was asked to say something “Don the national bard of Scotland. Today. being Trafalgar Day. I have been asked to speak to ygu upon that great event in our Empire's history. At the outset lei. me say there may seem no necessary connection be. tween these very different themes. If. however. we pause for a moment W? m8? recognize a sort of con- nection between them. we are

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the world: built not by saints and Jngels. . but the work of men's hands; cemented with men's honest biOOd,Ind sometimes ‘by a world in tears. It is thus that events like those oi Trafalgar when seen in their true perspective enable us to see how that Empire has been built up. It was just in the revolutionary period preceading Trafalgar that Bums wrote and sang

“And while we sing

God save the king

We'll not forget thepeople."

In these words of the national bard oi Scotland, we have that union between aristocracy and democracy which has ever been the true welding . power of that great Empire of which .we are proud to be citizens. On this ‘Trafalgar Day then we may safely

citizens oi the greatest Empire 1n.

nerves have a way of getting things done. A reserve’ of nervous energy gets them through a busy clay without f .

i People virith good sound

shave- By taking Fellows’ Syrup ~ you,too,can enjoy that buoy- . ant feeling that makes the

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FELLOWS’

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Mr. Chairman and Gentlemem- ‘

sovereignity of The God whom he‘, served and not to any merits oi his. ow-n‘. with all his earthly imperfec- tions ha inspired affection as well as. admiration and in the long list of our

to the mouth ofthe Orinoco and back t again to Europe. This he did with.‘ the relentless and untiring ferocity of a sleuth hound and during all ‘that time he was brilllarlfiy 5111319- ‘minded. unselfish and unsordfid.

His only covetousness was that of Henry V. "But if it be a sin to ccv- l et honour I am the most offendingi soul alive." Nelson then is the great- est of our naval heroes. We feel this in the marrow of our bones. although we cannot so readily explain it. He is also in the eyes of the world. that

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on-s unrivalled thunderbolt that Eng-. land has forged. We can boast of no more unquestioned genius. no tru- er patriot, no fire of higher ambition

What a flood of emotion fills the soul oi anyone who has stood‘ on

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spotyhere Nelson died! It is then easy to imagine the death scene as that immortal cockpit becomes peo- pled with the ghosts oi battle and one sees it all. All the reek and tumult and raging mystery of the battle of Tra- falgar rises before the mind and one

‘say that we have as heir-apparent to the throne of this great Empire in the Princs of Wales not only the

P0111 necklace set mtmlv’ up in his‘. greatest aristocrat of the world. but tury will be wreathed lh flags from domain. A hilarious chase ensues with the greatest democrat as well. How | stem to stern and thousands of peo- thfl entire station staff involved. marvellous it all seems! Fulfilling; pie will again reflect upon the glories i

even now Nelson's signal at Trafal- ‘ Kill‘. “England expects that every man i

facts king yand commoner alike and aver makes our noble Prince a sane ‘ example which might well inspire the whole. As far as history records Nel- . son's vice-admiral Colllngwood was the first to obey the signal and asi Lord Nelson, with telescope in hand stood on the deck oi the old Victory i and saw that Collingwood was thei first to break through the line of the combined fleets of France and Spain the great admiral was heard to exclaim "How magnificently that feliflw Cvllingwood carries his ship into action." After the lapse of one hundred and twenty four years the echo of these words still rings in our ears. we realise that the cannon of that great naval battle shattered not merely fleets. but dealt the first mortal blow to the Great Napoleon and struck‘ the first blow in the saving of that Empire to which we‘ all have the honor to belong.

Mm". Plivfllt Scores Tremendous‘

H" ill New Ina-es Comedy the i

0! which Are Llid ‘

in Paris

A illlsh provoking. rich. wholesome:

Wmefly is "A Blonds ior a. Nightfli

a new De Mille studio pl ductioni

lilffin! Marie Provost which opened.

with great success at the Capitol!

Theatre for three day's showing yes-i terday.

The producers attempted, with.