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__'i;n_E CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

15 Arthur _ Street,

ENGLAND.

March 5th, 1934 May 7th, 1934

Canadian Representative

Maritime Representative

Massey Harris Bldg, Kent Street,

iLONDON, E. c. 4,

AUCTION SALES:

November 13th, 1933 I December 11th, 1933 January 8th, 1934

October 8th, 1934

For further information apply to

LEVIN FUR CUMPANY LIMITED

(B. ROY HOLMAN.

ufulz AUCTION SALES

Simon P. Paoli

L. M. Poole 6's’ Co.

PAOLTB WHARVES

A SPECIALTY

CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND

FOX RANCH‘ LUMBER AND POSTS

Simon P. Pull, Jr.

England.

March 5th, 1934 May 7th, 1934

October 8th, 1934

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Silver Fox Auction Sales Dates

November 13th, 1933 December 11th, 1933 January 8th, 1934

Fred’k Nuth 8: Co. "

542 West 36 Street,

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DARK MEDIUM SILVER

Soc. 6 Young Females Whelped in 1933 I-F. H. Roper. Charlottetown. 3-4. R. Lockerby, Han-iilton, 3-0. B. Boxers. Summerside. 44M. W. Wood. Cross Roads. 5—Sa R. Johnstone, 11km. une B:dg€. . PM- W- Weed. Cross Roads. (LAB! IV MEDIUM SILVER-

Ssc. 1 Male Whelped previous to 1932

l-Cudmore Bros. Cherlmteiown.‘

z-M. W. Wood. Cross Roads. Il-W. W. Brown, Charlottetown. i-Edwin C. Johnstone, Charlotte- town. ‘F-Gordon Matslvlillan, Cornwall, ‘r-aiwin C. Johnstone, Charlotte- wn

7—~J. Waller Jones, Bun-bury, ti-Bientan Clarke. Summerside. 9—A. L. Rogers, Kensington. iO-J. R. Lockenby, Hamilton.

Sec. 2 Male Whelped In 1932

1—J. ii. Allan. West Covehead.

2-0. O. Baker, Kensington

Zi-John B. Roper, Charlottetown.

4-T. Arthur Dawson, Albany. R. R. 1.

s-my Carr. Btanhope.

6-W. L. Bryenton, Charlotiotown

'l-Geo. E. Brown, Margate,

F-Emﬂst T. Mill, Kensington, R. R. 4. '

9—<P. C. Clarke, Bummerside.

iii-Walter Gregor, Brackley Beachi

11—John A. Dawson. Summerside.

Sea. Female Whelped previous to 1932

1-1". G. Kennedy, Southport. 2-13. L. Howatt. East Royalty. a-Edwln C. Johnstone, Char- lottetown. 4-1‘. Arthur Dawson. Albany. 5-A. L. Rogers, Kensington. s-Rdseit Baker, North Bedeque. 7-Robert Baker, North Bedeque. 9-41 B- Rosers. Summerside. 9-J. R. Dockeiby, Hamilton. lu-T. Arthur Dawson. Albany. 11—Geo. E. Brown," Margate. Graham Rogers, Bumme - s e.

Sec. 4 Female Whelped in 1932

l-Samuel R. Johnstone, Fortune

Bridge.

Z-Geo. E. Brown. Margate.

3-Edwin c. Johnstone, char- iottetown.

4-J. R. Allan, West Covehead. 5-W. W. Brown. Charlottetown. 6-0. C Baker, Kenslngton. 7-W. W. Brown. Charlottetown. B-A. L. Rogers, Kensington.

Scc. 5 Young Male Wheiped in 1933

l-Geo. E. Brown. Mal-gate. Z-ll-f. G. Muttart, Bummerside. 3-Brenton Clarke, summersde. t-Emest s. Johnston, Fortune Bridge.

5-Brown Bros, Stanley.

s-r. H. Cop-p. Port Klgin, N. B- 7-<R. S. Humphrey, Kensingtoni il-F. G. Kennedy, Southport. 9—John B. Roper, Charlottetown lo-T. Arthur Dawson, Albany.

See. 6 Young Female Whelped In 1933

l-Edwin C. Johnston, Charlotte- town. Z-Geo.» E. Brown, Margate. Ii-J. R. lockerby. Hamilton. 4-—<Emest S. Johnstone, Fortune Bridge. s-w. W. Brown. Charlottetown. 6-P. G. Clarke, Sinnmcrsidc. ‘l-Ray Carr. Stanhope.

YESTERDA Y’S PRIZE LIST A T FOX snow

B-Robert Baker, North’ Bedequev D-llvlluttart wright Co., Summer- sde.

10-1.. W. Hancock. Bummerslde. ll-P. G. Clarke, Summer-side.

CLASS V LIGHT MEDIUM SILVER Sea. 1 Male Whelped previous to 1932

1—'W- W. Brown. Charlottetown. a-Geo. It; Brown, Margaio. S-Walter B. Brown. Charlotte-

t-Ira D. Carr. Union Road. 5-R. B. Humphrey, Kensington. 6-0. CIBaker, Kensington. ‘l-Brenton Clarke. Summersde. B-Walter Gregor, Brsckley Beach o-Ray Carr. Btanhope. 10-3. Graham ers, side.

Sec. it Male Vllhelped in 1932

l-J. R. Iockerby, Hamilton. z-R. S. Humphrey, Kensington. s-c. E. Clark. Summerside. i-lHelen M. Wood. Southport. . o-Bzown Bros. Stanley Bridge. G-Johnstone Bios. New Iondon. ‘l-Ira D. Carr, Union Road. a-Roy Woodalde, Malpeque. 9-0. B. Rogers, Bununerslde. lit-Gordon MacMillan. Cornwall. li-J. Walter Jones. Bunbury.

Bummer-

Slec. 8 Female Whelped previous to 1932

l-R. S. Humphrey. Kenslngton. 2-Waltsr Gregor. Brackley Beach 3-Ray Carr, Stanhope.

. 4—Ray Carr. Stanhope.

5-W. W. Brown, Charlottetown. 6-A. L. Rogers, Kenslngton. 7-B. L. Howatt, East Royalty. B-Robert Baker, North Bedeque. 9—Cudmore Bros. Oharlottetovm. 10-: Artlhur Dawson, Albany,

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SOURIB HIGH SCHOOL

Honor roll for month of October:

Grade X-l, Jack Matthew; 2, Francis St. John; 3, Leonard con- don.

Grade IX-l, Leo MacDonald; 2, Ella Poole.

Grade VIII-l, Artie Wright; 2. Stirling Dingwell and Shirley Gil- lam; 3, Franklyn Cheverie.

Grade VII-i, Grace Poole; 2, Marjorie Poole; 3. Mervyn MacDon- ald and Andrew Byrne 4collab.‘

Grade VI-i, Robert Poole; 2, An- drew Meurant; 3, Rosabelle Moss- man.

Grade V-1. Joseph Harris; 2. George Paquet; 3, Harold Poole.

Grade IV-l, Clarence Gallant; 2, Miriam Matthew: 3, Joseph Mac-

Donald.

Grade III-l, Arlene Yeo: 3, Mar- ion McKenzie; 3. Earle Harding and Melvin Gallant.

Grade II—1, Percy Poole; 2, Lil- lian Poole; 3, Eliel Paquet.

Grade I (al-i. Peter Creamer; 2. Quentin Mossman; 3. Harold bewis.

Grade I (m-Nlcholas Pequot; 2, Edward cheverie; S, Russel Paquet.

NICHOLAS MAY DIVORCE HIS MORGANATIC WlJ-‘E TO PLACAIE KING CAROL

BERLIN’, NOV. 'I-—H»€lI8bI€ reports reaching Berlin tonight said that Prince Nicholas, of Roumania. brother of King Carol, would seal the final reconcilllation with his royal family by divorcing his morganatic wife, on condition that certain high

Kill Stomach ‘ Acid—NewWay

If excess Acidity makes your Stomach Bum, Blunt, Gnaw orcause Gas. Heartburn, Nausea. Bail Breath. ated Tongue or Poor Sleep, don't take soda. The Rlllrnntecd Doctor's Prescri uon called Dloiu mustﬁx you un or money ack. Only 2c \- dose. At all druggisls.

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asking.

Province for the celebrated

We suggest in order to that the Cod Liver Oil Biscuits you iced to your foxes are made with PILOT FLOUR milled by the Maple Leaf Milling Company, limited, largest Millers in the British

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a of the Government ap- pointed in his absence are deposed. Premier Valda Voeved was ex- pected to be removed and named Roumanisn A ‘aassador to Spain. A reshufflng of high army officers also were rumored.

FOX RA zvcuzzas A TTEN TION

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PELTINC Elli

CENTRAL GUARDIAN

This column II reserved for Queen's County news of local lnterert but ali- rerilslng of u newly nntun- may he inserted at I cents n word strictly pnyuhle ln ndnincs.

PRESBYTIJRIAN CHURCH IN CANADAr-Service at Bradalbane at 11 am. North Tryon. at 7 o'clock Both services will memorialize Ar- mistice day. Dr. M. E. Genge,

I Pastor.

ENJOYED VISIIX-Mr. and Mrs- Thomas H. qwen of , Pemaquid Beach, Maine have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Wood. Port Howe for the past week and. will leave for their home on Tuesday next. Made the trip by motor. Mr. Owen belongs to P. E. I. but Mrs. Owen was formerly from Port Howe. It is 23 years since Mr. Owen has been East and sees many changes in that time-Amherst News.

‘MIRACULOUS ESCAPE—A mir- aculous escape from death was ex- perienced by Mr. George Paynter of Long River, When hauling tum- ips from the field Mr. Payntcfs seat gave way, throwing him to the ground beneath his load and break- ing his arm. Mr. Paynter in some way got his feet caught in the brace or the pole which made it impossible for him to help himself. Only for the quick action oi his hired manyFl-ancis Dunning, in backing the team and getting him from beneath the wheel, he would undoubtedly have been killed. Much credit is due to Mr. Dunning for his quick action, Mr. Earnest Dunning of Long River was first on the scene of the accident and immediately rushed the injured man to the Prince County Hospi- tal where the arm was set. His many friends will regret of his serious accident and look forward to his complete recovery.

ROGERSON-MACDONALD - A wedding of more than passing inter- est was solemnized at 5t. Teresa Church, Oct. 25th, when Miss Lina MacDonald, daughter of Mrs. l-"ius MacDonald of Penkes, was united in marriage to Mr. Leo ftogersoil, of St. Patrlckfs Road, the Rev. Eazll Croken, P.P.. officiating. The bride who was becomingly attired in brown was attended by Miss Mar- cella MacDonald, garbed in green. while Mr. John MacDonald, brother of the bride, capably performed the duties of groomsman. Following the marriage. the happy couple drove to the home of the bride. where a sum- ptuous breakfast was served to a. number of intimate friends and rel- atives. The party then motored to Charlottetown where they spent the day. On their return they were ten- dered a reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rogerson, where upwards oi’ one hundred and seventy guests gathered to do honor to the newly wedded couple, Rev. Father, Rooney of Morell being a- mong the guests. While supper was being served, dancing was indulged in, until the "wee sma" hours of the morning. Excellent music was fur- nished by Messrs. Danny, Norman. Alfred and Sammy Birt of Pisquid, accompanied by Miss Isobel Mac- Donald of Mt. Stewart on the guitar, and Leonard MacDonald and Joseph Gillan on the mandolin. The many and valuable presents bear testi- mony to the esteem in which they are held by their friends-(Palriot please copy).

Millard‘: Linlnient for Colds.

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MACDONALD-PIPPERT — The marriage of David MacDonald, 220 Hancock street, Rumford Falls. and Miss Mary Josephine Pippert, Mex- ico, was soiemnizecl at 5.30 dclock Monday morning at st. Atlinnasius

RECOVERING FROM ILLNESS for Dlgby, N.S., who underwent l ————- serious operation in 1105113311 h?"

(Canadian Press) some weeks ago, has made a satis- OTTAWA, Nov. 8.-H. B. Short. factory recovery and will be able ti,

Conservative mcmbcr of Parliament,’ leave for home within a few days.

church, the Rev. Fr. T. J. 0‘Mnhony officiating. Attending the couple were Wilfred Robichaud and Miss Alice Od-Ialloran. The bridal gown was of white satin and the hat. a turb p, was white, as were all ac- cessories. Roses were carried as a bridal bouquet. The maid of honor, Miss O‘Halloran, wore yellow chif- fon with white accessories and her flowers were in the form of a shoul- der bouquet. A wedding breakfast followed at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Pippert, Whitman street, Rldlonville. the couple later leaving on a wedding trip. Upon their return they will reside on Hancock street where they have a furnished apartment.

The groom. employed as a belt man at the Oxford mill, is the son of

Mrs. Donald MacDonald, Prince Ed-

ward Island, and the bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Pippert, Whitman street, Mexico. She was born in Mexico, attended

Mexico schools and Kimbnlrs Com- mercial school, New York, and was graduated from the Plaza '.isincss school, Long Island City. She has

been employed in the Continental

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groom has resided here for several

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Dates of Silver Fox Sales to be held in London.

13 November, 1933. 11 December 1933. 8 January 1934,

5 March 1934. 7 l\iay 1934,

8 October 1934. Shipping bags may be obtained free of

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World's Champion Silver Fox 1922

IT PAYS TO BREED THE BEST j

[IE Vimy Ranch was established in I919. In 1922 it

ﬁrst mzulc its marl; in the show ring winning seven

ilrsis out oi sixteen. seven seconds out of sixtz-un and ilic \\’orlrl's CIlJilllplOllSIiIp, at the Royal \\'Il'ilit.‘f' Fair,‘ Toronto. ‘

The next your zit the International Silver Fox Show held in Boston, Vimy foxes “Till Swill Illicfllilllon-"II , Lfhzimpionships out oi sixteen zmtl ﬁvc ihopliivs out 0f .\'(3\'l‘ll_

Since then blncliinnivu Foxes lune been a big factor in cvcrv show whcrc iIl(‘\‘ have been UXIIIIJIICII. llicy are the result (if (ilYCillIIV siiuliml zmrl >vlcclc<l matings ZllllI represent the very ncmo of‘ pcricciimi in Sillll-‘IIITII lirml Silver 170x05.

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