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Convertible Ten-year Debentures for conservative invest- ment. Detailed lnfdrniation on request-

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MONTREAL, Que, Oct. =- stock cattle were fairly well ‘aballcd up by heavy sales at the close of yes- terday's trading on the two Montreal livestock markets. Today's offering ivas made up of 21f cattle, 525 sheep and lambs, 1,100 hogs and 230 culvc-s, lncludng '77 cattle, 152 sheep, 211 hogs and 130 calves left over from yesterday. Cattle were draggy. A few ccm- monl bulls weighed up at $2.50 to $3. Calves were steady at $9 t0 $10 for gold veals and around $3 to $3 50 for common light grass calves. Lambs were unchanged. Good ewws and wethers brought $7.75. Culls 6nd bucks were discounted $2 PET ‘Wt- Sheep were slow sellers at $2 to S5 50. Hogs were about steady lit $12 l0 $12.25 for bacons and butchers, w.th $1 premium per hog an selects. Heavies were around $11, fezvier= sold up to $11.50, sows were mostly $10. On one market where only 330 hogs were offered, sales were nzadr at $11.50 to $11.75 ‘for bacons and butchers.

i/Vcstern Guardian

—-BUY FLASHLIGHTS, Batterleii and Bulbs at Bruce's. 7591

—AUTO STORAGE BATTERIES

I and auto lamps sold at Braces. 7574 s

—-FIND RUM: N0 OWNER-Pro- hibition Officers Miller and Mann 811d iCustoms Officers Platis and Mc- Donald causeda good deal oi ex- citement on Queen's wharf. Sum- merslde. on Monday afternoon. They went down to search for liquor and found a, half gallon can of rum on the- wharf, apparently without 8n owner. The ofilcers then began search

- ing all the brats and turning over the ‘v bcurs in search of more but- W878

unsuccessful.

xnzuglas’ Egyptian Linlilient is re- commended for sore necks, galls, dis- temper, callouses and spavins. Re- moves proud flesh and Hoof Rot. Stops bleeding instantly.

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Exhllarating meetings in the $250,- 000 Prince Edward Island campaign were hold last Tuesday evening in Bridgetown, Uigg, and French River. Speakers and entertainers from Charlottetown travelled long distanc- e: to address their neighbors in the country and elicited warm responses -t-') their appeals for generous con- tributions to the construction and equipment fund for the new build- lng-thc audiences making it plain that they would give liberally when approached by the District Commit- teemcn. As usual, no contributions were accepted at the public meet- ings.

Ai, Bridgetown. with District Chair- man T. G. Wiginton presiding. the speakers were Dr. Wendell McKenzie and the Rev. H. D Raymond, M. A‘. Entertainers from Charlottetown were Mr, Bend. Acorn. soloist, Mr. Lloyd Ward, trumpet, and Miss Thelma Burns, piano.

District chairman R. C. McLeod presided at the meeting iii Uigg. Speakers for the evening were the Rev. F. E. Boothroyd and Dr. G. F‘. Dewar. Entertainers were Miss Flora Campbell, solo, Miss Jacqueline Mc- Donald, solo. and Miss lifarion Mc- Lcllan, reading.

The Hospital meeting in French River was presided over by Samuel aei-nariii Speakers from iCharlotte- town were the Rev. D. M. Aitken, Dr. l“. W. Tidmarsh and Mr. W. K. Rog- ers. chairman of the Memorial Com- mittee. Entertainers included a 1111M‘- tet by Messrs P. W. Bentley. George Johnson, Harvey McPherson and Mac ‘ McKlnnon. Professor Kendall played the piano.

Announcements of further meetings will be published in the local columns oi this paper.

I sEastern Guardian i g l mtanms LlSTI-IrL-You can Jiave your hair marcelied, finger gwaved or cut also manicuririg, etc. ,;By’ Margaret Cosier, Ladies Hair mresser, Montague. 7605-10-15-31

..'SUNDAY SERVICE-On Octob- er 10th, Rev. R. H. Bell will preach Ia follows: Southlake eleven a. m.: Wubject, "The Optimism oi’ Jesus": LKIDKEBOIO at 7.30 p. m.: subject, "Is iii possible m living to communicate. with the dead?"

PERSONALS

—Mrs. Neil Durant and Miss Beat- rice Campbell, Graham's Road were in Summerside last weeic-E.

-—l"riends of Mrs. James Lavzless. Norboro, will regret to hear of her illness in the Prince County Hospit- al and wish her a speedy IEZOVCTYr-E

-Miss Winnifrel-i Sinclair. Sum- merfield, iwss a. recent visitor to Summerside-E

—-Mrs. H. B. Haslam and son Irv- ing of Springfield, Lot 67, were visit- ors to Charlottetown on last ‘Thurs- day-E.

--Mrs. Clarence Hickey and little son Gerald of Dsrnley who have been visiting Mrs. Reginald Smith, Em- erald, for the past two weeks have re- turned home-E.

—Mss Sadie Msclsean, Southwest Lot 16. is spending a few days in Summerfield the guest of her cous- in. Mrs. Archibald MacGregon-E. ——Among those who attended the Y. P. S. Convention in Malpeque on Monday afternoon, were Miss Win- nifred Sinclair and Miss Dorothy Mayne, Summerficld and Miss Reta Stewart, Norboro.—E. -Miss Mary Caroline Campbell. Portland, Oregon. who is visiting her old home in Graham's Road was a recent visitor t0 Charlottetowri.~l!l.

-—Hon. Peter Sinclair and Mrs. Sin- clair of Summerfield. were in Sum- merside last week and attended tho Mae Edwards PliiYr-E.

::Perslsn Baim- the unrivalled toi- let requisite. Essential to every dainty woman. Imports ra-re charm and beauty to the complexion. Softens and beautlfles the skin. Makes ham‘: flawlessly white, Cools and refreshes Relieves roughness. Ideal for feminine distlnctbn. Dellcately fragrant. Swift- ly absorbed into the tissues, leaving no stlcliness. Persian Balm invariably creates s subtle elegance and charm.

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OTTAWA, Ont, Oct. 14.—Canadian egg markets are holding firm with prices practically unchanged today. The final report 0f storage holdings on October 1 as lSFIIITi h_v the Domin- ion Bureau of Statistics show a total of 15,302,647 dozen eggs in storage on October 1st this year as "mpared to 12.977029 dozen nn October 1, 1929.

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