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‘m, 5%“

f; rnouucs: ‘

Saturday Issue

s~ ' .

' ta ... .

- ay. loose ewt Itraw, pressed cwt _.

. RETAIL naaanj

-_' Celery hunch ..

f" Potatoes pk

ms qt irorrlcs qt .

Cr berIlr-s qt Peppers l-nvll

““ .' Peppers red each ..

Pumpkins ih . 2c gotten onions lb .. 15c Mo.“ one“ u"

11¢ - ~~ M‘ B a Oil .... l5 14st, 911"" "1 3° Distillers s ' ~ any, Turnips ii for , 1m my‘ 51'1"“ 3 i" -~ inm- I'ct .. we Parsley bunch Members A __ 9% Broccoli .. gucurnbers euc .

utter . Cream . . . Eggs dos . . . . . . . ..' Brussels sprollts box - Crab apples pk ,

. FISH ~

(fanndlan Press)

fligkitlielY-leii" NEW YORK. 00f. lL-Forclgu ex- Hfludock ‘lb _ ' ‘ ‘ ' " "' '“ " 7c ghnnge steady. Ufl-nt Britain blgll

Pigs 8 weeks pel- pair

- iiorreetell liar Every Wednesday and

Ma rk ets A t A Glance

(Canadian Praos)

Toronto and Montreal—Industrial stocks higher.

Toronto Mines-Lower. New York-Stocks slightly higher. Winnlpeg—\Vhe-st down 55 to 9d

New York—-Cotton and coffee lower; rubber higher; sugar un- changed. '

PRODUCE

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, Oct. ll-Potato prices advanced five cents per bag on Montreal dairy and produce market today following the announcement from Ottawa i036 production ls con- siderably lower than last year. New Brunswick mountains became 80 to 85 cents. Quebec lnouutains 75 to S0 cents and Quebec no L: cobblers 55 to U5 cents, all for Stl-pouud bugs.

No i grade butter continued at 2i cents a pound fol» carlots or less with slnull lots to retailers at 25 cents for solids iiliiI 20 for prints.

Graded egg shipments in cariots or less brought 34 to 35 conis a dozen for A-largc, 32 to 35 fol- A- ulcliluui, 27 to 2B for A-puilcts, ‘J6 for B and 2i. to 211/, for C.

No 1 Ontario cheese sold nt 13 to 13% cents with no 1 Quebec at 121),’, to 12%, unchanged from yesterday,

MM.

MT’L. CURB

(Supplied by Pltilrld and Company llembe n of Montreal Stock Exchange)

00%; low 4.9015,; close 4.00%: li0

.1‘... bills 4.89%; Franco 0.59; Italy “Tum he“! ' 8,13; Belgium 10.85; Germany 40.25; M’: Canada 08 0-10. ...... , . " ’ . .

V Cont‘; flpnrdinn locals, do. pas . per worlll ln lleraorlsns Notl par Irwin Notions oi Thanks and

v Iiulninsn

For Sale

, 0rd: hnnounearnonts and Coming Iran's, lo ‘ Spiritual Offerings. Carlin, eta, do

word. Other rates on lppllflfllllll. Charge for any sdnrtisonont twenty-lira oanas.

Iardl Wsstern sod Eastern locals, la lo per word: Ciasalnod oes, 11in per inch; Lists or Floral and pop name; Iflihll oi Conilnlsuca ‘ma.

Apprarinaion. 10a. poo lnnh or do. pl

Miscellaneous

‘ live, Bridge l v tery.

‘p590. Write R, c.o. Guardian. ...

I‘ n. 5am - aucrros scarv- snd Whisl: Score ' ards. Guardian Central Job

l V63 saw-run COAT, rnlcn L-1267-10-10-4l ' ‘firs’: SALE-CHEVROLET 'rwo

‘ Maple Lest heavy duty truck th dump and rail complete, 38

EXCAPED SILVER FOX PUP Registered letters F. V. E. War- ren Acorn, Village Green-

OUTSIDE BASBES ON HAND. AND mode to order. A Duchemin 8r on, L-lzsv-lo-ll-sl.

LEAVING FOR. BOSTON BY AUTO about the 15th. Can accommodate two passengers. Rate reasonable. Apply Box 204 Charlottetown or telephone 859. L-1231-10-l1-3i.

. Avenue. L-1211-10-10-8l ' " n sans a sronr ssnan P1173“, Qgontiac Auto 193i model gone F” 4.14s miles. In first class condi-

__‘,__tion. Apply 1'18 Fitzroy Street.

1;.

‘fol

F‘.

.. w»

Higgins, Oyster Bed Bridge ' L-l

-- jump, SINKSJSASINB. ‘rorwrs ‘_ nrlfradiators, pipes. s11 . reasonable prices.

n.“

gand

g Street West, Montreal.

To Let- j

(i, 1:111

8E T0 LET NOVEMBER Ill.

" as <apply n. n. Mutch. style cards with lip-on pictures.

iilnnn- L-lial-itl-t-ti. ~ attractive calendars, humorous

fjygnpn cards, envelopes with wallet nap

idiot” all-r .. s moon nouss. style, fancy lined and decorated ' to

> .

Office.

2____._-_.._____.____.

Ground Floor

Wanted

. D-fl IOU!!! IIOI J lap 1V0 years. 14M to i600 lba. Must ‘be sound and right. Apply M. W. flood, - DIIIG-IO-IO-fl

naive

. L-1337-l0-9-l1-l2-3i =rr======r

SALE - REGISTERED m/lghortilorn Bull 5 years old. Colin "T.

ioi-lollz-li

slightly used Also

sup- Plumbing Supplies, 80

N-ZGII-IO-lfl-ID-flfi-ll-Z-B --—-—.._ . _'="

Reasonable rent. 1-4209-10-10-81.

Wrriiinslnasnn conaoa. t .- tral location. Apply Guardian “Lligg-lfl-ll-Si.

llZlnnsr-aranmsm m noon-

. esmen "s .

.. 1:24.:- ..=M

~ .t‘...“"°.....‘-".'?.."i$£- Y Y I_hlm_,

will! a uasou rsou n: os- priestess-Ba a Oivillaflani- Ciuioins

PREMIUMS RECEIVED-INFORM- ution given and new business written on plans to suit your every need at our new office. Currie Building, Charlottetown. .1. A. Moore, Sun Life. .

srriavin lmolvr m: rnsmsfl on October 3, one six months old pig. Finder please communicate with John Johnstom- Central ‘ L-l263-10-li-2l

Sales Help-Mn. n. rind.

WANTED — AMBITIOUS SALES people, men and women, spare ' time. to handle our line of Per-

sonal Christmas Cards, featuring the. following outstanding items fourfold pastel tint. parchmenii. gravure etchings. many cut-out

h cards. Elaborate use of gold and silver designs with bril- Dainty that are new and dif- ferent. Seventy exquisite numbers to dioso from styled in we 1111111 equipped with handle. Prices start at one dollar per dosen. Libero! commission. Write Premier Art Guild. M Cutie Building. Mon- treat. N-fl-‘IL

i

Male Help Wanted

Canada. N-ioh-iii-t-Iiii-Sai-li. AIPIINTICI Ii A N ‘l.’ l I) ‘I 0 learn Trade. sh Course

rt- Btmfina- llolar Bar-hair's;- g. nsuru. __=,__ -

_ Miscellaneous

Canadian Press)

MONTREAL. Oct. 11.—

Wheat nor no 2 09.

Barley, C W no 3 44.

Oats feed no 1 38.

Flour spring wheat patents, firsts

$6 00

Flour seconds $5.50.

Flour bakers $5.40.

Flour winter wheat patents, choice {L10 to $1.20. Flour white corn $6.00. Bran ton $21 25. Shorts ton $22 25. hlldillinga ton $28.25. Rolled oats bag 00 lbs $3.05. Hay no 2 per ton caliota 810.00 to l 00

Cheese no 1 Ont 13 to 18%. Cheese no-i Que 12% to 12K Butter no 1 2i.

Eggs in cartons A 1 large 44. Eggs A 1 medium 42.

Eggs A large 88.

l-iggs A medium M.

Eggs A pallets lid.

Eggs B large 30.

Eggs B uledium 28.

Eggs C 25.

Potatoes N. B. mts 80's 80-83. Potatoes Que ints 75-80. Potatoes cobbiers 80's 56-05.

$1

Currencies

(Cannltdiun Press)

MONTREAL, Oct. ll-Nnrrow gains “one registered on Montreal foreign U.\1'li‘|llL'9 today. '.‘.le p-ntui tl-rilnl: rose 3-10 of a cent at $4 ‘J1 0-32 and the United States dollar gained l-lll of ouo per cent at 1 7-10 per cent premium, The French frane remained at 0.08 cents.

NEW YORK, Oct. IL-Lending cur- rencies showed practically no change in the foreign exchange markets to-

day.

The (‘sundlan dollar was first a trifle higher, then s little down, and closed at a discount of 1 7-10 per cent no ugalust l 13-32 per rent yes- terday. The pound moved within an extremely narrow range and, cl0ncd_ unchanged at 0i 00%. The French franc also was unchanged, closing at 0.50 cents.

MINING,

(Canadian Press) TORONTO, Oct. li—-0ffcrlugs in- creased Into in today's session on the mining mal-iret of the Toronto exchange sud in absorbing them prices slipped and the list closed lower. Early trading was marked by ll good demand for tho gold issues nnd moderate gains but the advance lacked atculn and soon slowed down. The New York market holiday to-~ nrurrow and the pear approach of election day in Canada were evident- ly restraining influences. The gold share index weakened .76 to 101.72 and the miscellaneous mines index .54 to 03.07.

Aggregate volume in the senior gold group showed considerable ex- pansion. the offerings coining out st price concessions. Bulking heavily in lilo early trading, Pickle Crow push- ed up above the 83 mark but after- noon profit-taking trimmed the price to 2.00 forlu net loss of ii cents. Morris Kirkland duplicated today its ill-cent drop on Thursday, closing at 40, an outstanding weak spot in tho penny group. Minor losses were recorded for Slnlfaconn, frankiin. Big Missouri and Ashley.

TORONTO. Oct. 11—

Stocks

Afton ... ,.. Arutflciil .=. ... . Anglo H ... ‘

Ashley ... ... . Bngaiuac . Barry H . Busc liict . Bear . licattle . Big lillss . . . .

Iiubjo .. Brulorno

Gods Lake ' Granada _ .- n

Gunnsr .. l-Iarker ... ... Hard Rock ... ,.. ... ...- s" l-‘ioilinger ...

Howey .

J M Cons Kerr Lake Kirk Lake L Shore . Little L I. Macassa .. liisn East .. Maple I. .. McIntyre lloKensis McKinley McMillan . s

.. 168 .. 180

torsnda Psylnasteo Pet Cob . Perron .. Pick Cro ... ... ...... ,.. ... Pioneer

St Ind Basin ... ... ... ... ..... sna Cont ... ... ...

1v. Y. steel; Exchange

(supplied by Pltileld and Company Members o! lioutrbal Stock Exchange) Stocks Open Close Ani For pr . .

Anr For pfd .. Am Water 1d Anr Can ... 1427; Am Rad 17 Am Tel Tel 140% Anaconda .. _ 22

. Auburn ... ... ... 8D 38% Atchlsoa ... ... .. 401,5 38% Atchlsoa 4015, 45y. Bait Ohio . 14% 13 Ben Aviation . 22y, 2254i Beth Steel 331/, 3g Cass . . . . .. 33% i,‘ Lhrysler . . 771A 77V, Cori tins ... ... 201,‘, L y, Elcl: Auto Light ... 3L’; ' Elcc liouli Share ... .. 13% 11111, Gen Elcc .. .. any, 341,5 Gen blot .. l 47y, Gr Nor pfd 34% int '1‘ and '1‘ 9% Kcnnecott ... . . 25 Mont and \Vard ., 33 Nlag and Bud .. 51;, N Y Central 31% Paramount my, liadlo 1% So Pac . 13% Sid Oil N J . 44 U S Steel 44,, Vanadium ,.. 175', Westinghouse .. 501,4,

Mt '1. St o c k Exchange

(Supplied by Pltiieid

and Company

Members of Montreal Stock Exchange) Stocks Open Lust Bell Tel . 100V; 301/; Brazilian M, a B C Pow A 2.114 Dom Steel 414, ("an Cement 5R1’, (‘an lull Al 7% (‘an Poe R 01/; Dom Bridge . 2i! Imp Toh . l2 Inter Nlcltoi 31V; liieColl Front . 1'.’ Mont Pr . . 311).’, Nat. Brew ... , 3.1 iifl m: Steel and c 131,4, 131/, Power Corp 7 3 t-ihawlnigan . .. 131/‘ So Can Pr 1:1 Steel of Can . 45% Bk of N 5 . . . . . . . . .. 2'34 Bk oi (‘an . . . . . . . . .. rnlg Bk of liiti 170 Royal Bk . . .. 141 Carl Bk of Cola. 141

Co u rt Upholds Custody Award

(A. P. By Guardian's Special Wire)

NEW YORK, Oct. li-Mrs. Glo- ria Morgan Vanderbilt suffered sn- other setback todsv in her effort to win permanent custody of her 11- vear-old dflushter. Gloria. from Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney, the child's paternal aunt.

Unanimously and without opin- ion, the Appellate Division denied her permission to seek s reversal in the state Court of Appeals at Al- bany of its ruling of July 3 when, by another unanimous decision, it upmld the custody award made by Justice John Carew.

DOMINION 01!‘ CANADA PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

In the Probate Court 20th George V, A. D. 198p;

1n Bo Estate oi Edward Carrion- ion llnviiand into of Outrenaont in tho Province oi Quebec, ‘Gentleman. deceased, (estate.

By the Honourable HAROLD LEON- ABD PALMER, Surrogate, Judln oi Probate Ar, hr,

To tho Sheriff of the County oi Quinn's County or any Constnhls or literate person within said County.

e

Groetlngsi

JVILIGIIEA! upon reading the potl- tion on ills oi llenry K. S. liemmlng oi Charlottetown in Queen's County In the Provinca of Prince la- Iand, Puhlle Accountant, tho Executor oi tho above named estate praying that a oltatinn rnny ho issued for the purpooo hereinafter sot fnrthl You are thsretoro hareby required to nits nil porsonn interested ill the naill liatnte to be and nppoar before mo at n Probate Court to be hold in the Court llonaa in Charlottetown, in Queen‘! County, in tbs said Province, on Wod- nesdsy tho thirteenth day oi Nov~ asnbar nant conning, at tho hour of elavon o'clock ioronoou oi the sums day to show ennso it any they eon why tho nooounto oi the said Estnta should not ha palsoil and tho listato aiosail no prayed for in said petition and on motion oi ll. J. Palnsar, loo.

A ass us‘... any’ u‘: s in g nu; ... ,1.‘ ... A ' r I not I700 ' III “Vie; ma.

' , ‘so; IQ loo do no»!

:11"

Morrcton Doctor Widely Mourned

MONOZION. Oct. 2—-D1‘. William A- Brannon. '14. prominent Mone- ion. physician and _, n. died at the faintly home. Aims. Street. here this morning oi’ pneumonia. His death removu one of Musician's leading citizens and the news of his psssingwiilbslealnedoiwith

keen regret la many friends throughout the. aritlmes. Dr. Ferguson had been in ill-

hoslt-h for some time and early last summer he underwent a serious op- oration in New England Baptist Hospital at Boston. He recovered and returned home in July and soon after resumed his practice. Last Saturday he contracted a Ziggy cold and pneumonia devel-

Dr. Ilsrguson was born at Richi- bueto on April 3, 186i, son of the late m.» and Mrs. Jacob Ferguson. He received his early education in

>0 ' the public schools there and ent-

ered McGiil University in 1881, u. celving his B. A. there and contin- uing to study medicine at McCiill under Sir William Osier. In 1334 he graduated with the degree or M. D. C. M. He served as a house 51-118mm under Dr. F. H. Shepherd st. Montreal General Hospital for some time and later went to west- em Canada where he was employed by the Canadian Pacific Railways as a medical omcer among eon- struction crews. He returned to the East after some years and practised in Rextml and Newcastle. Post- ilraduate work called him to New York and after a few year's or gen- eral practice he came to this city to lay the foundation of s. practise which eventually made him almost an institution here.

. When he first came to Moncton, there was no hospital and he min- isbeled to the sick with apt atten- tion. Following the erection oi’ Monotone first hospital. on the marsh leading to lager Corner, he continued to give his best ggfvigeg and he was an important factor in the founding of the present Moncton Citlv Hospital. He has taken an active part in hospital work. being senior surgeon at City HOSpIY-ai and also an instructor at; the trailing school for nurses. He was also regional medical omce: for the Canadian National Rail- ways and did much valuable work for the Provident Fund Board.

Dr. Ferguson was a not/ed surgeon but. one who avoided all honors. He disliked all nubile show and ma his greatness under a. retiring disposi- tion. Nevctheless his reputation as a. skilled surgeon spread to many Dari-s of Canada and the United States. Leaders in surgery in Mon- tresi. one of the world's centres of suroical skill, respected his Views and opinions. He became a fellow of the American College of Sur- geons in 1920 but refused all other honors.

Surviving are his wife, formerly Miss Janet McEache-rn. Souris, P. E. 1.. a. former superintendent of Moncton City Hospital; th'ee sis- ters, the Misses Annie and Agnes Ferguson. Rlchibuclo, and Ella. Bfwkllne. Mass. one brother. Fred- erick, Riehibuctoi one half-brother, John Ferguson. Newcastle and one half-sister, Miss Elsie Ferguson, Richlbucto.

The funeral will be held li"r‘dsy afternoon from the residence, fol- lowing which the body will be taken to Montreal, where it will be taremsted.

South Excursion ’ Trips by Boat

HALIFAX, NS, Oct. lL-Lenving Halifax tomorrow at noon via. Bos- ton the EMS. Lady Drake, Canad- ian National Stesmships. will sail on a month-long cruise to Bermuda, the Leeward and Windward islands. Barbados. Trinidad and British Guiana. On this voyage in addi- tion to many other passengers from a wide variety of points will be a ilbecisliv orsnnizea party of s4 por- sons being conducted to the beauti- ful island of Barbados under the leadership of A. G. Greber, assen- 801‘ Npresarltstlve st Toronto, for the Canadian National Stesmships.

Organized parties are becoming popular on "Lady" liners. Others in the near future including ‘an- other Toronto party a French Ciifilldiiili"plrty"'nbolrd"'the""‘i.ildy“ Homers" from Montreal, pctobgr 16th with a special call atQuebeo 91W» Another party organised at lomion, Ont, aboard the Lady m1. son October 20th, and an American Thanksgiving Day party on m; Indy Drake November 23rd. Prom- inent. amon the paueugers on the present voyage will be J. C. Bstsold of Montreal. proceeding to take up duties as assistant worn mparln. tendent. Demaran Bauxite Corn- blny. Other passengers in addition to those from Montreal. Ottawa.

\ sulsnl

no nun annulus

TOSHOW THE DESTRU UNDER MACKENZIE KIN PRICES OF COMMODITIE OFFICE IN 1921 COMPARE AND 1930 WHEN IT WAS DE 1921

I$ .54

Butter (Creamery) .. Cheese Hogs (fed and watered) ..... Lambs (fed and watered) .... Calves (fed and watered) .... Sheep (fed and watered) Cows (fed and watered) Hams and Baéon Mess Pork

..'................¢--s

ssoosooososnJos no

.33 $16.00 15.00 14.00 8.00

Lard

Hay . Beef (carcass)

ELECTORATE.

EASY CHAIRS OF PRICES :-

Suii. Men's Clothes ..

Flour (Barrel) .. Sugar '

Molasses .. Beans

NOT A DOLLAR,

OF 1930.

1

“P0100 and Niagara Pails include

1- ~- aaaaaakhaaa-

L4

iliiiiflflilpnni’

L AGAIN.

i

s“. (Winter) ..Y'.I'.'.I'.'.'.'.I'.I Potatoes (90 lb, bag)

‘.-..~.-.----~s

PRICES WHILE THEY WERE

RELIEF, NOT A CENT FOR NATI TO HUNGRY WORKING MEN.

MACKENZIE KING SAW THE GRIM SPECTRE OF-DEPRES- FACING CANADA, AND HOPING T0 ~ HE PEOPLE BEFORE THE RUIN HIM, I-IE DISSOLVED PARLIAMENT AND METLDEFEAT IN THE FALIJ

IF THE COUNTRY HAD N ONCE HE HAD NOT CALL VOTED $20,000,000, THE FIR

SION AND STARVATION STEAL A VERDICT FROM T AND DISASTER OVERTOOK A YEAR BEFORE ITS TIME,

DEATH IN THEIR BEDS FOR

....- u. .- ... .- ......"

... .-

OFFICE ?

...-ensue...-.----.----.--.--.

...-.....-

1926

$ .35

.21

14.16 ' 14.28

12.23

7.37

5.51

.31

.20

.21

.50 to .60 _2.80io 3.60 15.00

17.50

THIS IS THE WAY LIBERAL PROSPERITY KEPT PRODUCTS SLUMPING DOWN FROM THE DAY, THEY OFFICE UNTIL THEY WERE VOTED OUT BY AN OUTRAGED

BUT HOW DID THEY FLEECE THE CONSUMER BY HIGH RESTING THEMSELVES IN THE HERE ARE A FEW OF MANY

K ing Prices

........$25.00 i0 $35.00. Coal (ton) l0.00to 17.00_