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'rl-ni: cnARLo'r'rE'rowN GUARDIAN _ -_ NOVEMBER 184.933

PAGE SIX- C' ' -. , --..-e .» '~- we---°' ‘ ____,______f s ~ e fr-

“MIDNIGHT

lle:\r Jean llarlow sing “ll()LD YOUR

MAI\"‘ -

grand son; S

-lrznrs.-lr nrt; m_'Nc1l or vor"

wrentr wonl D NEWS

A ONLY- Capitol--'Today Only

1111111"-l.tf.‘:...::"..§ ".1’I»i’f.I‘Lii “DEL UGE ”

vis _ Q'

PRINCE EDWARD _MONDAY-

Togcther again-Clark GRIIIC _‘mn "glow In their ol n

e\»itab1t- style gf

C. bl an ~ -.‘,-f - .»: Irllisthinig like it! N0 wife could V 1; . ,,__:ii§;,i x

resist him' ex- "El "f-:~' ‘

DAP|TDl. MDNDAY

When Husbands Stepped Out

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'lp

fri i...-

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il'-,' "- sew. __'.'r.- <`-‘

He remembered

the things that `-.f§.:,¢ husbands wget _-if-s,i

too soon 1 ~..'

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MERRIE MELODY `

AND

A A 'A !

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DEIITRAL GUARDIAN

A THAT TI-'E PEOPLE `

MAY KNOW

1A solnnm ol interest to Ill

The League Of .

Nafwns f:l::.i."~:;- '::;:'.°...' .......ii... »-ni... ..... ....1

lm=er.ed at I cents ll noni strict-£4 worthy oplllhlll I‘¢[\¥d|lll U10

W M15 _

I 'Tue END or :rua /mono Pan-i

_ _ . . _ ,

I bIAN DRAMA

'A5953 STEPPED ll" "'."."°.§E. "`é‘I.`.`.’Il‘i’.".‘L‘.€‘ f.‘..Z}°..”.§Z.§Y“

l Two mouths .\E0 le

,\\'vi'c i11u\'eiiie11t< of wrlrshlps.

Gonunittee Increase In Earn' Meetlllg owns large holding ofvexshlllilsxl

_ 11 b f .~ ' ; r:N'1‘r~:n'rAIN1m-:NT 'AT c1,YD£,M"“?~' ?`"""f"~l‘ ’=“"*"‘==‘3‘l3e-"'=‘lY “Em l°

Proves Mystery ings 0fH,qx_ port Upton W.I..cj_j____°_,§;__‘_P;11;,‘;,i> §",§_““°" "mf _.,,,,,,, 0,, ,.,_,,,_.,. ,,,, W... ii.. i........,...».. .inn of nn

1 The retueinciit cf the A111110-' _Pei-slaxi dispute is :i perfect exam-

-. , _ _, , . . .

_ -:-- ., _§_,- ._~ 'ii le of the Leagues dong Wed the

U31" ll*-l °W'\l Ui’ lin, for which it is eicated. will celebrate its 69th Anniversary

"="""‘~=f'-5”. , U Bmsh G0; \vith Special Services at 11 A. M. It is sometimes contended that

Today all this mclodiamatic at-

.. - .nw.<p1i<»i~c has been dissipated. A rua PRINCE EDWARD is-l ll is ¥l°“b““1 ll me “ham °““

_3-'fl fpi-ovisloiia‘. asrfciiixiiit has been LAND .Fur Pool Limited is rcceiv-tb” made g°°d' one “sped” °f me ~¢§»"-»..:i,,¢;,.i‘li""i;-_' 1 imelied by both pfiiiics. And thc ing pelts throughout the entire seal- l°d“°au°“al work ceased as 'A “Munn

lllfffloiiriiiriis frr ivliiclr it provides son in Charlottetown ai. the office`;‘€sF"'i °£ tie 1:: 1e5i51'm°n in mi 15%:-V¢‘~'.&`.=I_;:-<»i,_-_ ,ure not cxcliriigcs oi’ dip.cmat1c of _]_ A_ Wgbster and ¢0mpany_ 155,- 3 Ui?" 00 - Ere WHS H0 0118*?

plnlslrle |11 udvnuee.

tain Purina. Cubes in 25 lb. Bags.

likely io lead to a lupture There Elizabvths Chlllch. N0\’LmlJ01 19_th [L

Erensong 7.00. i

To ` _-___ _-___ _ vember 10th it very uiijoyztble pro

HELP OUR PROVINCE AND

HELP OUR BOY SCOUTS by buy- ` ing an Apple on Saturday. 2748 l _

FOX RANCHERS may now ob-

2813

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH

place of alcoholic beverages ill nodern life: as well as news of he progress of ths Olumlllllil fl" e "dry" s|orld.l

:sponsored by the Grand Dlvlsion, Sons ol Temperance P; E. I. _

COOPERATIVE TEMPERANCE COLUMN

i ; vC,.,,,,,,,,,t w_.s ,,,,.e,~,,,.,,1ng W luke! and 7 P. M. tomoirow. Preacher, when Prohibition came into effect

ll all 1 ciinnatc niciisii es to protect’ Rev. J. W. A. Nicholson, of Bedeque. on this continent, in Canada and `1m,,,,. im, ,nd imiisputable inter » - 2321- the U5.A. the Churches and 'Ibm-

K l C H A *li , ir. L1., slots." A iirte will to Teherun ' --- i perunce Societies ceased or lessened

. ' 1 _,j `.\r.='~‘__ ..

,?,;'.`» Esuiiic of them jiibilalltly'-described N°V€H'll-191' 19. H°ly|C0mlllUl'll°D 111 ed that they depended on legisla-

[i'f.":',,* ‘ns an "ultlma1un1."- The League HYIHHSZ 46313), 129(1>. 5340?, tion and neglected the task of

),._____ Al “xiicli the Lcndsii newspapers- CR-'\l"f\l‘D~='5=1l11f» -l0llll`S CllUl‘¢l1 the work of education. It is charg-

.;~ . -. fain

5, .. . _ _ ._ _

-`>_f’i_.'».~1_j'“"i3__5i’.= lwiis notf1¢~a that the dspute was 24812), 4940)- Sl>-1l1§ll¢’l<l- .slllnf-'instruction and moral suasion.

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xi <‘

Ji ‘fe

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EGISLATION PLUS EDUCATION

Iuiizes, of tlirculs und ceflances, but Richmond Stq B5 wel] as RL me lll€ need W Rlllleal I0? Pl'°llll7llf°l'Y _ is 5>&`l1~ '1\1`l‘ bll-*lllf-‘S5 C°ll"L`<5f‘llfll5 °l’l Plalll hvcid office Summ'.‘x°slde. Watch for Legislation' 1°' it was already 'W'

_l_iiis'ricss piobeins, Hd next week 2807 cured. This legislation was itself

The or gin of the dispute goes _ ____ the result of intensive education. 1 ck to 1901 uhen an Austral an “ INDIAG UP C0MPANY_The ating been secured, it was itself a

»; " ly A l

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‘iff _ 'V _ _ _

I - - 1 ' . ' . ~ ~ A H ' '

I '- 7"-;i:}~,.:=i'. 1. ' " ' ' v ' _

' lP\i-simi Go 'e n 1 nt. by the me- hold a meeting in the Court House Canada, the highest governmental

‘DIED _.-5 _ _ :liods usual i.n those dflys, a con- Tuesday night when a mm, report authority in the land~the Federal COMEDY =~, » :ir (""<°'wn gl/mg mm the ‘special and of the windint: up of the 'company G°vemmem~‘p1aced the stamp of

Q g, _.if _FV mm ,I h 6,9, “_ OBr1e11,wos instructed to mail a e P l) ° “ “‘

mined DAM: ob amed fmm the shiiicholders of Acme Fox CD Ltd ery effective ‘mm of educatmn In

\ ne

“YOU CM-lf I .-‘ .fi "x°l“Si"e pr1vi1`f`ge t° Search mr' was submitted for approval and diE“l’pr°val °n the tram” °uu°'w°d

ir _1_l“ _-‘ ,és Obtoiii. cxnloii. deveop, render _ ,ed T, _ 'L it, condemiied it in the name or

»‘lAl’N55S" "4" '.§‘:`fil§55?>;§ ` .3 Sllftcblc for ii'-Mic. Carry away and “fm -amp le. smeww' ` A' in "eo le f the whole Domi io

I ' ' ' ' Pl* F `1' eumi , » ». _ _ _ _ In the United States, thlscondemn-

copy of this iepoig to every share

I 1 it and czckfi-'t throuehout the = ~ speakin of Canada shipping facil-

wltrl *ERA ENGII-S pha == I ld _ T, m ,., - 0 out at.o1l nos written into the very 5

whole cxteiit cf the Persian Ei - 1° el' lc co Pa y ls n W - -

'DNA MAY °|'lvER Dim for a tc,,,,, of 60 P 5,, C? of business having sold all their °°“5m“m°“ °f the ”““°“i imbedded

_thai on 5 'Cn U yt-2-!`»( in foxes to me P E I ,Boom Bhcplin the fundamental law of the land

_ ‘e wel rc vas en erpr se ‘ ' ' ` _ _ ` " H,

I -. ~-1---.-a..-_-_-_s» .~...-.--__ of me Ang10_PCrSm,, on Company Fox Company of Bible Hill.--lriiie ,giailxs CE; `t;;“';ta‘;;;l°;n§lo!th;`1?;

' (iii writii me is 1ci=h Go N°‘~"S- ‘

supreme government of the Republic.

W r 8 _ I L' I a _judgment on the mind and

,rnmme was staged in Clyde River thought of the entire nation, and

._.._~-- iffwfldlél-I1 P1156) _ The fourth ammnl ,,,@C¢iug of The many friends oi’ Mr. John ° ~ _ _ especially on that of the rising

HAIIFAX Nov 16_S_,b“,an,,u, Hall 111 the foim of a school con-

p\- -,_f,_,_ '-5 .<‘Pi~Wh:ir = , ~ ‘- the Upton W_ I mm HL 11,, h,,m,_. Miuiroe will regret tolearn of his u,,.,_ and K l9d,,,.,, by P,.of_ L_ W_ generation. Contrast this with the

.\i. _

n1i‘111h\‘:; ci; Ii.‘..‘l'1i.

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ bhau ol Plliicc of Wales Collcce, _

mgy--v;"~i~ do \\'l1(‘1l its Hdmllx ls' film?" m liguref én“d°_ ing of`No\'_ fill; with mi ailclltl-A H . *m*--Y Dvslme me vom. condition of Sw fill/l0n with G0\'0i”I1lll€lll} Control

“_ _,,,,,.,S to public today by the arboz oiii- ance O, eleven mcmbus and uuw, ..E.irn money this easy, pleasant lmds a ood, crowd Mhcrcd ,md prcdominating. In the eyes of the

lil' TF`

,,,,_._, .hp 5- ,. V »~,»,. im,-S _,md ll\f"‘H-S9 in Pailhlllkb of llie Wil Of of Mm A_ S_ M0,-_..0,, 0,, me Cvm_ illness ui the P. E. I. Hospital. _ _ ,- ` effect of the present Canadian con- Pr' ' 'cues L

`_ ~

- - _ » ' , `» S Y K _

he wm`___.,_,,,_ (_, ,_ m,_,'i,____,.g(,,.e,,, Lo mission. A surplus of $3,635 for the. visitori The meet-mg opcncd by ' nay, Sell our guaranteed trees _ average citizen eve ovemmeiit

_ , rv s

first io m ras of 1932 has been ‘* “cal sm" “R5 lealmd I" the

:he sZv1<~z1'r,f?i f.‘_.-;:~.i>;'_'i~.-._ °“ repeating the creed .in unison, fol- lllillits and sh,-“|,s w menus and urpaseiof buymg a new blackbaard store and every government ofliclal The I<`ili1.izir‘e C2o:i:'i1i".»c was dis- C°m`°l`l’ed mtl’ F' $64599 surplus fm lowed by roll call which was ans- l “°lgm‘°““‘ Cash lmld Weekly- lull F connected with the trofllc seems to

cllssinu'

_ _ _ ‘_ U L I _ _ _ for the school. After a few opening _

n ,L_ Um ‘_/_V_,,,_,, ,,M.v when the corresponding period this year wered by My Favorite Pamme_ ,or_part tme .Real sales co oper remarks by the Chwrmam Mr Ed_ she approval to this business and

son~iioi;<~_.'-.11zgyfc'-'all it he inferred to ,Dlmng “le hrsl' 10 m°mhs ° The minutes of the previous un-‘ “_"‘°“’ free eqummem' “nd lnstmc' - I ' to C0mmCX\d it to the DUl>llC~ H9350

1931 operations showed a net dell 110115 Write Luke Brothers Nurser ward Macphau' 3' short bm' Inter'

'lic fii~.~.,=. r-.iirl i;-ir Commiitee. V i ‘ nual and the last regular meeting _ ' ` I eating Drcgrainine was cari-ind aut the need of continued and intensi-

fiuci her'

:'.1iri ill*

er. _\\"vlI, ‘.lii.lt_ 3,11-l ‘.a'll.\t '.\'ri`1\ tho po\\'i-rs 'of ‘.31 t,,iini:1'.cc, fished Aldci'ni:_1i J. \\'. .\!:C.::r‘.i;~.'. "No one seems to km-.\,'_" c.ii_x'.i.'ci'<‘<l City Auditor A. tif, B1.li<i'_

"IIB time :.f.»iii»'.‘,11»~ ;'oi1iid o‘.:'.,"

thc aide-111.111 :,_i;:l. "L-is hii'.'e lili- City soli:~.'.or iii." t~.‘i\ ‘.li:»y suiiiinon- rd City s"2lci’,<'~l' C.'.:l l5fi‘ii'.11ic_

He was p11?::’rcl low. “I d:in`i know

exactly what the cf'1i'.;1~illti‘(~'s dul- les a.;*__" he sziicl. llc <l.;1.‘,‘_c<l it it had the p:.w':r to riio ini-`:=.su1‘es on the wily to ccuiicil. although this had bt-cn done in t-tie past.

Mcni1\\‘iiiI'.-, the Csiziifiltcc con-

tinues its work. I

Steel Plant Toi

Locateln Ontario

i(I.1,i1;\1li:1n l’l‘es.'.~'l

SAIINIA. 0:11.. Nov. 16. - P.. M.

Norton, of ihe {3i.1'izia Chanibcr of Uoillliiciicc I1‘d11.~‘.i;:;l Liilnrniitec sflid todiiy llie Winton Elise! Cunpnny of Eiiizluiici lvmilci cf_,:ibi.:ii n plant here for the n1;iii\ii`;::*.\1i'i~ of tin' alrite :incl ov1~i1i11;ii!y.f Lilac!-I slzects.

Mr, Nurtoii ,';::l:l the l`ii'm \"L»uld

utilize part of the plant fit thc Do- minion Alloy Stf.-cl Co1'i~m~1~_tlo11 here (or the prcsfnt :mil flint ii.i'.1cl1inery '.5 on the way. i"xpcrts lrnin the company are ulso cxpeclcii next week.

Rwy. Compromise

(Canadian Press) EAL, Nov 16-J. Ma-

Ctuire, “tional Sec;-clary of the Canadian Brolhe hood of Railway Employ es, representing about 9000 clerks of the Canadian Nat onal Railways, today sdv’sed the Com- pany that the propoed comprom- ile of second by the

MON

five percent instead of the 10 percent cut demanded Company was not accept-

ncifre rose from 538,561 in the lll`5l secretary then read the fiiiiiiioiiil nine nlonths of i932 to 669.772. And smwmcnh _ 1

while total revenue was rising from Five .dollars ,um vom, 10,, b_,_.,k___i 5272356 to s305'6s4` operating elx' and supplies for the school and pcinses fell from $268,721 to $241,065, three douars to bt Ewen Us m_m__)}

.__.;__-_-l- to be divided b'ct\\i-1-ii the lJii1'~; :uid

Till; I.HAC~Ul-I STILL STANDS the girls of Upton Scliool ulunl

.V_-__ would win the highest and fliv .src-i

iSp.cta 21'. tL7r.do1*.\ ond highest number of pil'/.<‘s at

The League sill stands. No lllag the School Fair. New coiiiiiiittcosf

has been hauled d.wn at Geneva were appointed, School, Mrs, SCI-l but the Germ'n and Japanese. mom- Taylor and ltlrs. (ieoigc Other mcmbes of the 1A"<’»5.ll10 Turner; Sick. Mrs. Allan Mne- liave been drawn c`c c: by ccminon Swain and M1-5. Jane T111-lim-; diTficultios and cmimn dangers. program, M,~5_ George Miicmoil, T110 United Stiles “nil S Viet mls' Miss Ruth Turner, Mr,'<. George 's’a are working _harmoniously with Benton and M,-5, _lime Tu,-,,,.,»_ l5l1@ll'l» and l-lm dll`°¢l~ dl5°“5s.°nS Thg election of off‘cri's thru lol- between those lW° SM* °°“““'l°S ion-ca: Pi~es1aent_ Mis. Gcorcc are of the best onion for the world- Bcttom vm, Pr,,s,d,,,,,’ Mm G(_o,.,,C S0 frr f.om 1' cent events proving Turnm, S£,(.,.cta,.y T,.Qa_§,,,.,.,._ MLQS lllal' the Geneva system is 3' fB'1` Mary MacKay; Directors, Mrs. ure' they have delnmslrated un' George MacLeod, Miss llaiiiiiih nr-iswerably that in the Geneva Christensen und Mm Willim, MM, system alone is snlv2.tion to be Lam, Auditmsv Mm Cm., m,,_,__,_ fmmd' If not d'&M`mamcnt’ wen cnscn and lvlrs. Seymour 'l`n_\'1iii~. reannanrnt' ard if I-earmammt' - ' l d sucolidcil llri‘ then war. And disainainent is pos- Il' “as m°"°( 'fm d _cl My sble on one coriditlcn alone, that 3 ‘_'°l0 °l lllf’“k° be mf ef _I L the nations ready tj dparm in ac. retiring prcsiclciit and scc1i‘l.ii_\f, _ cordiince with their pledges stand All flddms was ‘”_‘Td_ by mseplmbly wgcme,.__ Mackay and Mrs. Viilluiiii li/ine.

__________. Lean presented n lovely gill io the _ retiring secretory. MTS- 5¢‘.\'1l\0l1l`

Fruit Growers nylon _

Twelve members paid their mein"-

TO Meet bershlp fees fm- the coming your.

¢ there being one of those a new

In Ken tvl (le member. A paper was read by Miss

MacKay on the makins Ol WlllSi

KEN-1~vn_LE_ N_ 5__ Noi/_ 15_(0_ The program consisted of it rend- P.>-Seventleth annual » convention ing, "Entertairicd by Mrs- C“l“l“l~" of the Nova Scotia Fruit Growers' by Miss MacKaY- NW! l“°°llllll’ ls Association will be held here, Dec. t0 be held Ht the l‘l°lll° °l Ml`S~ 5, 5, and 1, it was announced today Seymour Taylor, roll call tc be ans- by the secretary, col. c. A. Good. wered by “Weis l° 1055” ll" l=“>°*' One of the most important ques- 0! Cl€H¥\ll18 5lf°V°5~" The "‘°°l"“g tions to be discussed by the Ann- closed by simile! the N“°l°“*‘l /‘ll- cmuon Wm be .wntrolled ship- them. Lunch was then served by me,,,_s_» ‘ me hostess, assisted by Miss Ruth

Premier ADUUS MacDonald and T\1\‘¥l°'l'- _ _ _ M. B. Davis, Assistant Dominion The f°1l°Wl“S ll* ll" “d‘l‘”“- 1-inriienlunaiist, win be principal Dm MPS- T“Yl°"i”"‘-‘ W" “l” “S” guest speakers at the annual din- Sembled De" wnlghl' ‘L """‘“ th"

able to tice Union.

Is O bjectedl To

,,e,_ annum meeting or the Upton w. 1.,

I you fm- acting as our Secrctnry for

almost four ¥¢l\\'!- We FSR -V°“ lil lease agcg 1', this gilt, l’l0t lol' its

You may feel nervous; irritable and de- O

grossed. you may stiffer from indigestlon and eadaehes; but the moot marked symptom is f also as a reminder of the pleasant lleeplcssness. The treatment indicated is Dr.

Chase’s Nerve Food because lt restores health Q

. Tr ti ' "ll

mdvlgor to the nervous system. 53:23 f,no:;t;ie’l;wre t\;Agc1;:er'v1e wi

re w or Upton W~ 1- D CI-IASE’S ' ‘”°

N E 0 D _mf k The natural resources of Cairmln

r-.;- we, your sister members, take this

opportunity of sincerely thanking

p D value al0‘n¢, but C0 let you know

1"* we appreciate your work among ns;

_ and profitable evenings we have

Pclcr L1-Cl.`i', 52, of 212 Belling-

.ivc11i1e, Bcgclliiloztt, was i:sl.antly kilcd Wccliesziay fternvcn when lie was struck by the Zilariilehcad cxpi'e s hound fcr B<1st'n \i'h`7e he wiis crossi g the B s o.1 and Maine R`il1'oad tracks at Easton avenue, Cl1elfca»

The body' wil; id ntilivd in the

No them M rtuary Wi"li1c-sday night by n fri iid. Daniel l’ Reilly of 209 Br.”-dslrc;t avenue. Beach- mont.

Seigt. Walter A. Bu'di~ii of Chel-

sea, in charge ol' the crse. .szild Le- Cla`r was one of .seven nioii who ducked beneath the gnu-s lowered by the watchman at the i--csslng, Philip Stevens of 316 Wnsliiiigton nvrnuc, Chelsea. Biideu believed the vict in stepprd in fiona of the limited while trying to avid 9. sw`tcl'l crglne operating ln ihe vle- inity. I

L<\CI;i.i~ was th‘o'.\'n 50 fc: and

both .~l1oc'»- were ion from his fee. llc uns a cabin2tn`~.akrr and was iiiucicd, _

The rlcccased is survived by his

widow. Mrs. Aiire LeClair- llc had been rt resident of B;ucl1iii.nt for a, number of years. l-‘unerzil ser- vices w ll be he`d Lain Cnrroll‘s funcr`al pnrlors, 9 Atlantic Avenue, today <S:iLi1rdayl at 8 a. m, follow- ed by ii Solemn High Miss of R,cqu'em at Qui' Lady of Lourdes Church nt 9 o'c`o:k.

(The deceased was employed by

Mark-Wrights in Crarlottetown prior lo moving to the United States and was married to Annie Morgan, eldest daughter of Mrs. Eliza Morgan, Valley 5t.).

CANNEI) GOODS FOR MARI-

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(Canadian Press)

PICTOU, Ont., Nov. 16. - Tha

Sonia, of the Newfoundland Canada Stcamships, Limited, is loading 200 tous of canned goods here today for Halifax and the Maritimes. The Sonia was forced to break ice two inches thick for a mile in the Bay of Quinw and in Plctou Harbor to

Air Service

Contract Let

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MONTREAL Nov. 10-Canadian

Airways, Limited today was award- cd a contract to fl_v mails during the coming winter between Quebec City and Seven Islniids, it is an- nounced hcre. The flights will con- tinue below Seven Islands to Na. tashquan with ri halt at Hnvrc St. Pierre, whence a service will be operated on a fortnightly basis to Port Menicr, Anticcstl Island.

In conjunction with this servlec

on the north shore of the St. Law- rcncc Canadian Ai1'\‘.'a_vs has been awarded the contract for carrying malls between Clinrlottetown :uid the Magdalen Islands, in the Gulf of, Sl. Lawrence, after the close of navigation and a service between Moncton, N. B., and Charlottetmvn.

Here’s a New One

SAINT J_OH.N, N. B., NOV. 17 -

<C.P.)-"Hung out windows," read the report of a. new bellhop at a local hotel. This item in a long list of routine activities pumled the management.

Irivestigation revealed n, fifth

floor gues/c had thrown frgm the contents of a tray a valuable stick pin. He saw the pin on a narrow ledge between thc second and third storcys. The bellhop v01\m_ teered to do a retrieving act from the third floor, and wrlggled our A window while the guest held ills (the bel1ho'p's) feet, securing the pin. He was drawn back to safety. W- TIES FOR. WINTER

Velveteen ascot ties are 1-ight ln

the fashion limelight this whim,

get °° the Wh°"f' lA couple of them to wear with a.

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Ars for the most part in the cnrli ,_ 'stage of dgvelopmcnt

MARI'|1ME RUG WORKS

11001 dress will completely change the appearance of your 9ng¢mb|e_ Having one red one and 5 1-ed bei; lb WGN' With a black dregs, and 5 blue Moot and blue leather bel; to well' with the same dress give variety to your wardrobe.

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known as Cairda blue grass, Eng- .lllh blue KTDSS. \','l.'.‘ 3,355, gl-gel). ing poa, smaller blue _ di

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;i1iifrii;f.1i f»;11rc<l the com- °"' °l_$59'064_‘ which “as wiped ° were read and approved. The pres- 'cs' M°n"eal_1zl‘ bv the school children' This was fled educational effort,

.ni~.i.».- nrefm lax: uit i;in= n lima ‘JY “"8 >'°“"S l“°’°“sed °“"“““‘~ ment, Mrs. Allan Min-simii, in ri _._____.. roiiowecl by n very insii~iii~tive and -"'“°

do1;l;ii;1 if it had the pow- I‘l°l`°“5L"_i tonnage handled °_vT' few will chosen worrls iluiiikcd the C,,Lc,.mmmg talk by Prof Sham In INTENSIVE 000l’&2Ki.`.'? ..

the Commlssion's piers was partia- members for their co-op.‘i'iition` M5 vm plmsin mmner he br,ef_ ` EFFORT

ly responsible for the surplus. T0l’l` durmg the past fom, _\.L.m.5_ Th.. ly ouufncd ‘Soni 0; tho' mo” 'ln-

tcrestiug facts rcgardiii_'_; his tripto A penod of ‘meh inlcnsm *mm* Scanciiilflvia last summer. The sing- has just closed' Tm" F"‘t?'°"””’ll' mg of the Nnitonal Amhcm brought Churches of Canada working oo- a very pleasant evening to ,_ close, operatively through the Religious

Education Council of Canada and these again in cooperation with the National Council of the W.C.T.U.

have arranged for a five wceksl course in thc Sunday Schools across the entire Dominion. Special mater- ial was prepared, and issued not only through the regular church and teinperancc cliannles, but also thzough the pizific press. Following this, examinations were held on the work done. and prizes offered for the best answers. In this intensive, cooperative effort hundreds of thousands of young folk ln their tcens received instruction suited to their ages, based on the very latest scientific findings regarding this matter of the effects of alcohol on the human system. With such spec- ful efforts carried on annually along with the habitual influence of the churches, tcmperunee societies, and the public schools, the good work of education is not likely to be ncglesg. cd. In due time this process will re- sult ln a better educated public, and ultimiietly in better legislation as well. '

Though turning oft with "gee and

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The State at last will Booze outlaw,

Fruit Transport

. Stowage

The succesful transport of pears

tom Australia to the United King- dom at a temperature throughout the voyage of from 31 to 33 degrees Fahrenheit is att:-‘buted in large mearuze to the system of stowage which permits free air circulation round the cases. To provide the necirsary air space, 2 by 2 inch timber uprlghts l and horimntals are p`aced between every fifth case and between every f'fth tier of cases. In addition 1 inch battena are placed between the remainder of the cases.

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MONTREAL, Nov. 16-(C.P.)-

The prosperity of Canada is closely linked up with its shipping and de- pends on the continued safe trans- portatlon of Canadian exports to other countries, Hon. Alfred Dm- an.leau, Dominion Minister of Mar- ine, declared in addressing the Club Canadien here. -

The Dominlolfs internal pros-

perity depended upon the prosper- ity of its external trade he said in

ities the maintenance of which would assure "the continued safe transport ot Canadian exports to countries beyond the seas, and the fostering of world markets which

belong to Canada." |

The Department of Marine, the'

Minister said, was an all-important adjunct of Govemmental service. The Department has the watch- dog over the safety of ships, mar- iners and passengers on seas bor- dering thc Dominion and on inland

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Honey In Canada;

Cooking Or i

_ Preserving

._ _ .ntal Farms Note) ` I

Honey has long been recognized

not only as the most delectable of sweets, but also as a valuable heat and energy producing food, yet. there are many people stll unaware of the several ways in which lt may be used. Honey is a highly concentrated sugar solution. and as such may be used in practically every way that ordinary sugar is used. Owing to the great variety of flowers from which it is gathered, honey varies greatly in colour and flavour. As a rule, the lighter the colour the more delicate its flavour. therefore, in selecting for flavour one may be largely guided by col- our. All Canadian honeys granuiatc sooner or later. This, however, does not affect its quality, and granu- lated honey can ess ly be restored to its llquld form by standing it in hot water until all the crystals are dissolved. The water 'should be no hotter than the hand will bear. Honey contains from 18 to 20 per cent water, therefore the quantity of liquid called for in any recipe` must be reduced one-fourth when honey is used to replace the sugar. Honey is less acid than molasses' therefore. if it is used in the placcl of molasses less soda is required’

From one-quarter to one-half tea-i spoon is sufflcent for one cup of; honey. Most honeys have a slightly' higher sweetening value than sug- ar, therefore. less of it should be used when’ replacing sugar. When used on fruit or cereals, or in the

Prosperity Of | Canada Linked in Lyndale on November 14th, Mis;

ng Jesse Bruce in the seventy-fourth

year of her age. The late MQ lB'i‘uce was a daughter of Donn

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There passed away at her lioiiu

his wife Catherilu _survived by a broth-

cr and sister. Annie, Mrs. MacPher- son, arld Danlcl.R. on the old home For twenty-live years Miss Brucl iiv-.a‘in the United states. ne- cently she returned to the old home and spent the declining years of her life With. her brothel

and

Bnlce. She is

'and sister. The funeral service which

was conducted by her minister Rev. D. M. Sinclah-_wn.s held nl one o'clock on Thursday afternoon Interment was at the Orwell Hemi Oemetery. The pall bearers were, R. C. MacLeod, Malcolm E. Mac- Donald, Malcolm D. MacDonald Alex Bruce, Stephen Hlcken and Angus W. Macleod.

MR. ROOSEVELTS EFFORTS

(Round Table. (London) To many these eff:rts seem to be ; shocking drparlure from the mosi cherished tenets of the i1idivid\ial~ ist capitalist system, as they hai-4 bezn preached n the past. But rc~ form is better than revolution, if the new policy succeeds world in gc' e al will not worry whether it 's crthodtx or not. I1 that c:se ihe present e.oonorni< system of the Western World-ex- cluding Rust;-wi`l gain a. neu leaseof life, and ts rulers will have the time, if they have the inclina- tion, to devote some thought te the pctilcm of avoiding future bi'ea` downs. If, on the ether hand the new policy fa"ls and the doc' trinc of lalss;‘z-faire resumes its re gn, t c indiv dua`ist capitalist system m?y continue to cx’st, but it will do so on a preearicus tenure and it may bc doubtedif it will be for long.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.-- (AIM

-Loans to brokers and dealers held by New York City member biiiikl nmoiinted to $707,000,000* for tht week ended November 15, a decreiisl of $32,000,000, as compared with thu preceding week. _

manufacture of fruit drinks or ici cream, honey not only provide: thc necessary sweetcnng element but in addition adds a delighllit flavour of its own. If used in thi

manufactiire of bread, cakes, cook- ies, muffins. etc. it not only im- proves their flavour but also theil

qunines, in that it mips the?

moist and more palatable for 1 nuich longer time than does sugar Honey may also r€'DlRC€ $11881' ll’ part or in whole in the making oi jams or preserves, but as it 1185 I tendency to foam when healed greater care mlist be exercised t4 prevent lt from boiling over. Test- ed recipes can be obtrt ned by writ- ing to the Bee Division. Ccnf.i~a. Experimental Farm, Ottawa.

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