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Appreciation -

Mtr. Herbert Mason and George, of Buiibiiry. wish to ex- press sincere thanks to friends and neighbors who so kindly volunteer- to their assistance, to Fire Chief Anlriis MacEachem and his men. slid to the R. C. M. P. in com- hnttlniz and preventing the spread of fire which threatened destruc-

tion of their entire property re- cently. L-O

For Sale By Tender Fox Ranch And Equipment

scale-d tenders will be received

DAILY 3.15 -- 7 — 9 11M

AND uusicllll .

b’? ro-moilr dhevomnuliyweea $1 Miriam Hopkins

Claude Rains Ann Shirley Richard Greene

“CONFIlIBSSION” directed by Cecil n. DeMille

GFDY 10 p. m.

SISTER”

brightens mornings for CHARLOTTETOWN

piston to bliz hearted Ruth Evans in ‘Biz Sister." In real life she is lovely Alice Frost. Hear talented Martin as Dr. Wayne. Heart thrills. adventure and romance in

this popular Rinso daytime program ‘rune Monday through Friday.

CFCY-'-12.30 A.M.

1r _ Homemakers .'

Listen t0 . . .

WADE“ LANE “HOME routs"

A delightful programme of friendly philosophy and memorable melo- dies to brighten your morning on

“TWUQYSWIEDIESDIYS‘FRIDAYS 11.15 lull. STATION BFBY Presented by ch" makers uj FIVE ROSES FLOUR i’

Eastern Guardian

.."l'hl| column is reserved for, new! ol local interest but advertising of a newsy nature Inn! IN lmefled at 4 cents a word strictly pay- sblc_ln_sdvanoe- 4

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msuiiscitlrzuolvs - the Charlottetown Guardian may be handed to their Rept. Archie l-lunie.

“HDOBIN noon noun is ec- onomical. More loaves of better bread from each ball.

JDURING THE entire season

r ll t 1'0 "eéifaiiiiilhii ’1‘f-.i.5.i".‘i‘.$“mi

tlic undo ed up to noon oi Flnjsday, Nov. next for the M- iiw|ng:_

1. Ranch propert of the Char- lottetown Silver Back For: Corn- Efinl‘. Limited, situated on the Mt Elli-rm mi, Charlottetown im- Iliy. comprising eleven sores of

nd. containing medium sized modern dwelling, barn and shed, fwd house. tool house. all bulld-

n; in good repair. Also well- "Pnmled ranch containing ‘i0 out- ‘idn liens about l0 coops, two pric- "ffllly new pup sheds, den etc.

2. hllscellaneous ranch equ potent-

H available for inspection.

This property is only sli htly more than one-mile distant ronl Charlottetown City limits, House i‘ “Drilled with city water and "Volume. This is an excellent o Wfillnilv to secure a compact we l- ‘illliwed ranch close to the cl ""1 at a moderate cost.

Allhouxh we are not calling for lenders for the $38 live Ioxea pre- “nllv In ranch we shall be pleas- !“ in negotiate with pros lvc Plllvhsscrii of ranch or wit per- nm submitting but tender for ""011. for all or any number iv» foxes on date of closing c1

nders.

Ten-per-oent deposit must ae- "mlmnv each tender. Illlhell l" In! other tender not nteesssril! "willed. For appointment for in- lllectlon oi’ premises and for fur- lher Pnrllculars apply THE EASTERN TRUST CO-

(ZOFI-‘IN

u’ ldsto . 154 Richmond 8t, lllharlogetown-

Limited by R. W. Stewart, Clark

Store, M ntaaue. “Mm” L-2i6-il--21-ti.

mrox PELTING rum: of the Charlottetown Fur Sales 55 Q0961: Street. Charlottetown will ‘ me operation daily thrcuenvll season. This Ls the most. up-W-dllw Delting] and cleariinz Din!" i‘: gm‘ ads. Al curlnn and drvlnl! ‘m; by electricit . It coats no morebanl Ls done rill i» NW 09°“ i" "5'

m” Lrllfl-ll-I-b-Wed-Bat-if-

..'CARD GAME - The weekly auction forty-five Dmv held It sgi James Hall. Georgetown. was We attended. The ladies vine W“ W" by Miss Sarah MsePhee, and g6 men's by {mils Victor. -

..°TEACHI.'IIB MEETING -'1‘he teachers of oeoreewwn School motored m Menlwie on Wedge“- i-lay afternoon to attend teac era mam“ under the guidance of g- =a¢°_*<§eil:°l'l1¢';__

clAiicTliill

Sciatic fleumatism. neuritis‘ and lumbsiio are quickly nn pleasantly relieved-ho disagreeable alter effects-no digtlve dlsturbllnm If you use

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_ attempt to gain entrance to the building. ' Miss Elizebeth McCaughey, of

This column is reserved for news of local interest but advertising of a newsy nature may be Inserted at 4 cent: a word strictly pay- able in advance.

CUNFEDERATION Lire nvsun- ANCE. L-67B9-7-2l-3l2

CHILDREN'S AID Society an- nual meeting next Thursday night. 3 lfcloek. in City Hall. for election of oflflcers and transaction of busi- ness. Brother Alleron, superinten- dent St. Patrick's Home for Boys. Halifax. will address the meeting.

L-229-11-21-2i. FUNERAL SATURDAY — The funeral of the late Mr. Moses

Martin was held from his late resi- dence. 184 Great George Street. Saturday morning to Si. Dunstans Basilica where requiem High Mass was sung by Rev. P. Mc- Mahon. D. D. The pallbearers were: Wallaee McDonald, Melvin Crockett, Isaac Doucett, Alyre Arsenault, Joseph Purcell, Patrick Cullen. The service at the grave was conducted by Rev. Geo, Mc- Cormack.

FUNERAL OF MRS. TRAINOR —The funeral of the late Mrs. Sara Anna Trainor was held Sai- urday morning from the residence of lier E-Oll-lrhllilv Mr. Stephen Trainer to St. Dunstan BBFlIICB. where requiem High Mass was sung by Rev. Lioiiis Dougan. The poll- bearers were six grandchildren of the deceased -—R.alr.ili Trainer, Gordon Trainer, Frank Triiinoi", Joliii Herrrll, Jrimes Hcrrell, Daryl Wilson. Tlic service at the grave was conducted by Rev. W. Keefe.

HAVE swear room --Char- lottetown thieves have developed a sweet tooth it would seem. Some- time late Saturday night 01‘ early Sunday morning burglars cut a- way s serc-eli and broke n pane of glass in a window at the rear of i-lie warehouse of Sidney T. Green a 00., wholesale confectloners on Queen Street. The prowlers appar- ently did- not enter the building. they simply took what candy they could reach through the broken window. A iilass in the front door was also broken but City Police be- lieved it was the work of a oom- mon drunk. arid had nothing to do with the break. Burglars attempted a break at the Charlottetown Fur Sales also. it was learned. Here, however, they were foiled in their

Auburn. who was operated on in

the City Hospital. on Monday

monin-g last, has returned home. THE‘ BAPTIST CHURCH

Inhls morning semion at thIe

moist Church, the Rev. H. Danton, B. D., took as his theme "The Mixing of Phitli." The eplstle

to the Hebrews 4.2, says “for unto us was the gospel preached as well as unto iihem. but the word reach- ed did not profit them, no being mixed with faith in them that heard." Pour hundred and fifty years ago a great man had a new. idea He believed that the world wast round and in the conviction he found a new world.

A number of factors entered into his sucess. lrnaglnatiorrkeen mind. strong body. the wealth of his sov- ereigns. three litle ships, daring iailors. all so mixed with faith that he dared and won.

Arid so with us, if the hearing cfl the llnspsl o1 Christ shall be pru- provoking, llfe

be mixed with

gopel in our lives,

mixed with our fai _ persevere in ijilzh eousness._ we must realize the mixing of faith, that with a real vital faith in the teach- i of Jesus. we may win to the re- su t of a new and better world. ldillili hlas the lion's heart, faith has

e e118 e's eye.

Miss BeJrer and Miss $161111)" bell san as a duet, very MINES-il- ively " is is the Sabbath morn. The anthem of the morning was "Rejoice, Rejoice. Immanuel.

Mr. Demon's evening sermon the sixth of a series on "Some Saints and Some Sinners" was an eloquent address on "The Woman who was a Charter member of the Ladies Aid." The anthem of the evening was “O liow lunlnblc are till’ dwel- ings" (Richardson). Miss Vera Campbell sang “Come Ye Blesied.

Peaceflil rganizations. Protestllrms Program in llnitell States

wasnmorou, Nov. 2c —rAP) _sevcn pence Organizations Dro- tcsied today against the United Slates Administration's current proposal to create a llflv-ll nrid military establishment for CDICITC’: of ilic ivestci-ii ll0il1i':ill10‘.'i‘. cnl- lng it hysterical mid dangerous.

In a Joiiii stoleiiisiii. the groups Sillti liiioilier "Martian invasion SCTLPG had resulted such as that caused by a recent broadcast dame. but that this time the show was being staged by the President.

"It is not as good a Job but it

is decidedly more dangerous, the statement added. The seven organivnllons are: The National Council i?‘ "revention of War: 'I‘lie Womenslnteriiational League for Peace and ficedom; The Keep America out of War Committee; World Penoeways; The Fellowship of Reconciliation; The Youth Committee Against War; The labor Anti-War Council.

Lauds Quebec Fight Against Communism

(C. ,1’. by Guardian's Special Wire) MO 9

. v. zit-MD‘- Ildlebrenda ‘Antonlutti. newly-sp- polnted Apoetolic- te Cau- sdn and Newfoundland, condemn- ed Communism and conzratuleted the Quebec Government for "the wise measures which it has taken to defeat" it. in a sermon at 8t. James Cathedral today. "In the Province of Quebec the Church's fllzlit has been helped by

mu 911i. i188 adopted wise measures in defeat this common en -

any» Mar. Antoniutti described Com-

be tributinlz to the nrnlzress rf hil-

uie ieizisiature." r-ru- Excellency r23... tii"“.'i.i.'afli.‘zlilol“é.iir vNvERTAKER mgn. your mvernln EMBALMER

YZYTZQSJIAZ.

Will pay highest mar- ket prices for dressed poultry.

Write or call for infor- maiion.

Swift Caiiinigcigian C0

Phone 1027 Chhown

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B a I lyh o o W a s Most Impressive

OTTAWA, Nov. 20-11011. W. D.

Hcrridge former Canadian Mill- ister to Washington, uoiiiiiirnliiig Oil the new Canada-United Steins

trade treaty said last night: " -s a shoivy thing, but it's .i toy. It can do little or nothing to snic- gurircl this country ll"llli llll' r-

conomic chaos which iiow ilirczilciis it

"It illustrates the lllllrlilllfliy’ hf the old economic order liiid its champion. the Liberal (‘loieriiiiieiit to tlenl effectively with ill?‘ im- mense problems which ("lllYOlliZ Camdli and the British Fiiiiilvl: In this grave sitiiriiioii, only ilic most courageous iinrl llllK iii .' action can [ai-cvail. Thi-

really was about to happen.

Halifax Citizens PrutestTreatment 0f Jews In Reich

HALIFAX, Nov. 20 --(CP) — Halifax citizens crowded a theatre today to hear addresses criticizing treatment of Jews by the German Governmentand passed a ri-"olution condemning the Nazi Regime for that treatment. R. A. Kanlirsbers. President of the Halifax Jewish Congress. moved the resolution.

Prior to its passage. the audience heard addresses bv R. 1-l. Murray. County Court Juries. Sir Joseph Chisholm. Chief Justice of Nova Scotla, Dr. Starilev. President of Dalhousle University. Dr. l-I. F, Munro, Nova Scotlzi Superintend- cnt of Education. Cili" Solicitor C. P. Bsfhilri-s aiirl Dr, H. L. Strav- ari of Dallimislc.

Mr. Miirrav said the muslin! was held so Halifax could sneak with one iloicc regarding treatment of Jews in Gcnnnnv “by those mad (i315 of Enron-e," Rabbi Simon pravcd for lhc sufferers,

Sir, {lost-oh (“hlsliolm fell coin- bined effect of the mc-etlr. rs to pro- test the "lTHTbFITlllPS" would be. meat. D1‘. Munro cnilrd Chancel- lor Hitler "a tyne.

‘jlitliir

0i‘ lizitrcil." Dr Stanley srllcl ncrseuiiloii was mt confined to the Jz-ivs. Di".

Stewart urged every s-lcn IJ-“~"-l‘)lt'!

to swell the volume of iirotrsi, "Not one Hitler or 1,000 Hitlrrs

will ever stop the Jen's from con-

maniiv throughout the \l‘0l'l(l'.. said Ml‘. Kaliiqsberg.

To be gal’ your life must i)? oiic that suffers no surieit.

The best. preparation for inmor- rowls work is to do your llvork its ll

SINCL/ilIwAt Silmrnerslde. on Nov. 20, 193R, Dr. E. E. Sinclair. aged 59 yciirs. Mineral tomorrow (‘Tuesdayi from his rvsidcnre, Central street. at 3 P. M. l SHAW~At DcSablc. N0\'. l9. 193B , Mrs. Neil Show, aged 7i. Funeral Monday, service at the home sinrt- iiig at one P. M. Interment Argyle Shore Cemetery.

BIACDONALD-Ai Sollris. Nov. l9,

193R, Rev. I, R, A.M2\(‘DOil21i(l.Fllll-

oral Tuesday‘ morning n: 10.30 at

Souris.

CAMPBELL — Al lier residence,

Mlllcove, Nov. i9. 193B, Mrs. Wol-

ter Campbell, Funeral from licr late residence this (Monday) morning at 8.46 to St. Michzicls

chiircli. Corriiii Bali.

ltI(‘l=1—On Sntuvdiiv. Nov. 1.’;. 19.78. Mrs. Eriiesi. Rico aged ."i7 years. Ffiiiiernl from her llitc lute rosi- dr-ncc 119 Rorhforil Si. this Moh- (lziy afternoon. service Siilfilllf! lit 3 o'clock, funeral leaving n1. 3.30. 1i torment. People's (‘ciiwlrnv IIYIINS — ' Niiv. 1938, Isaac Bu -. 4rd 65 _ Funeral lvlorrliiy from hi» llll." 1.. dence lit 2.30 p, m, Interment in the Cliurcli of Scotland Crhitcry at Cane Traverse.

MACKAY- At sllnllllfilfiiltlt‘. Nov.

20, 193R. Mrs. Al"X.'lll(lf‘l‘ MrircKav. aged 9O years. Funeral from lier lnic resident-c l‘\')llll(ll'_\‘ Sim-t ni

1.30 P. M. TllPSfiliy, (Please omit flmvcrsi

In Memoriam »

In loving memory of Mrs. licnry Neill. North Milton, vi-hn dlcll Nov- cmlicr 21, 1931.

The flowing stream of life rolls on But still the vacant chair

Recalls the love and ilic smile

0f one who once out there.

Our hearts are filled with sorrow No loving voice we ‘hear

110w and and lonely 1s our home Without our Mother dear.

lflflfkd by Husband and Family.

N. D. MacLean

Charlottetown and North Wlltshiw

this deapoil r 0d’ destroyer ofe social order." He said it was attacking the Church. both wenly and in erhand was.

Phone 149

P1205 TERE}?

2 FREE

TURKEYS!

Be A Lucky Holman Visitor

In Our Furniture Depts. SUMMERSIDE and CHARLOTTETOWN

We ore justly proud of our Furniture Departments-The finest in the Province-We invite you to visit our stores and inspect the newest furniture fashions now on display.

Every visitor from now until Saturday, DecemberlYth is eligible and will ilclve his or her mime entered on u Ballot, There is no obliga- tion and ull stand on equul chance of winning one Big Turkey of each of the stores. Come in—Cost your Ballot-You maybe I leaky Winner!

Drawing Takes Place Saturday,‘ December 17th. At 9.20 P. M. At Each Store

(‘HARLOTTETOWN _

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TRINITY UNITED CHURCH Tiic Rev, Hugh Miiiar preached the sermon lit iJC-,l1 services of 'l.‘l'ln- lo)’ uiiiieu Cziurcli. He was assisted by Rev. Li, M. Murray. In the morn- ing the preacher, taking as his text Psalm 80:18. Sdld that, iii order to overcame o ‘SDlrllblfll illness, we gli, ' ior God's qulckening lllllllPllCL‘ l i1 H113 Clillrcil may 6n- ' piiiliiai life and be enabled ' ' "asp of b truth ii, ' -‘ ' ole ivorshlp and bciovt-t n. .» evening ncltiiwsm \\‘l1lll was bcivs 12:4, Rev, Mr. ' Cli il when we ieel

own pout ..ii,i Eioiiv bmcrt- u; tlllll, 0.11" u\\'.l lll_l£l\‘illlil(.'}‘, i; Clllliil‘ - t. ill tn;- 11111110 aiicl

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. the elioii" rciider- il‘.)I)i';|)l‘l£iiC an-

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WllOl8SIm€ H.011 that usncral re- " time."

it)‘ interest 21ml :i.

Elcciiuii Talk-

.il observers iii on wli

c agree- cnllinlz of

"uumcd that the will lzo to the probably late

re Kill" liiis said oh ,, 115 tlin: since the Canadian u mic put tiic Liberals brick in power three years ago ‘with a record-breaking majority there

could be iio reason 1'01‘ n iceiierzii flfiCilOll lliiiil tilt‘ siziiuiovy time limit is isd '

Ii the Pfffédlli Government went] the limit in that. reward it could (ielsv the next fllCCiiUll until the , slprinl! cf 1941. l

Nevertheless it has ilkl. been the ' iljilill Fll5iOlll IGI‘ 2lll\' (lfiYOTFlIIleTli tn uii lOliRlT than [our years and ill" lll,"‘.\'t lllf-illliCL‘ \‘-'ll(ll 1i, Gov- criiiiiciil. rlid liold off tli: elections, until the flftli veal" was in 1935 wiieii llii- zidiiiiiiisli-atioii of former Prime lVlllllEiPi‘ Bciiiicti received iiiizrdrfczit.

ml lirrc liiat 1939 will

.i.*v ,. licu irirlil rates brcztliie clfcciive until

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Segre River Salient’

IIIQNDAYE. Franco, Nov. 20- fAP)——(l(‘i‘|0lIil Franco apparently has turned his Spam-h nsurgent forces against llir- Governmerfls Seine River snllclit. Troops. tanks and planes. have su-iiii; iiito action against. llie lilies which the Govern- ment fnriiicd on llic ivrst bank oi’ ilic Sl",..~ ‘ ~ .. s push Nov. 7.

Altlioiljsli rcpor. itlicntiiig fight- ing still was COhflllfTl niiiiizlrlly to "fccler" lii/lltfili. ilic Insurgent oli- iccfive evidently WM to force Gov- ernment troops back to the east bziiik of ill!‘ Srzrc. Gnvcmment pfWIilOIlS now are a thrciit to Insur- gent coniiiiiiiiirntioiis between Fra- lm fllkl Lmrldii, znvitnl sector in the Catalonia campaign.

Too Late To Clzisify WANTED Vncisvcnv Wnonsiaj

Sunshine Island Dairy, L-224-11-21-8i.

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POM-POY" (‘T-QIIIONQ NIADE T0 0111M‘. Ililfls rcmnndble. AUDIY 4G Hayfield Slit-cl,

L-22l-i1-21-3i.

itxri-fniizucanh any“ waters work nroiiiirl stock. Aivply Robert

savldqlst, King Edward Hotel. . L-2l8-1l-2l-3i.

flux-our: mums: rllip f1 lffl-llfll 40 Piniioilili Rocks on‘:

Tlfilfl‘. rear old. Archibald McPherson. Qrwgfl, L211.

l‘ rinity United 6h

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MONDAY:- 3:30--Cubs, Social Hall. lzllil-Executivo of Y. P. U" Board

Room. , 7 : 15—Rangers, East Parlor.

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Report Surplus For Alberta

(C. l’. by Guardian's Special Wire)

EDMONTON, Nov. ill-An over- all surplus of income and capital accounts (f $1,083,494.43 compared with 51.639.576.08 iii the previous year was reported in aii analysis of public accounts of the Alberta Government for the fiscal verii ended March 3i, 1938, issued here today.

Revenue on income account te- tallcd $24,127,805.54 against ex- penditures ct‘ $21,359.739.4ll. leaving a surplus on income account rf $2.- 768,068.08. The net capital expendi- ture on capital account was $1.- 884,571.65, leaving- the over-all sur-

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ton House. father gave her as a wedding pres- ent on condition that she visit it every year mother, Queen Alexandria, lived.

only for the war years.

important royal occasions and at- tended the funeral Kink and the coronation present King

been made.

weeks Queen Maud. who died exactly i3" rears to the dziy after her mother.

of Q iioliiicerl to the Norwegion today in ah Crown Prince Olaf left. tonight for L:0ll(l0ll_

QUEEN MAUI)

. (Continued from page l) -t>————______—-—-—-——*M-

Jilly 22. 1896, the young English Princess, ‘ the te George V. visited here often.

King

She stayed frequently alt Apple- Suffolk. which lier

sister of la

while he and her interrupted

She came to England also for

'I'he.<.e visits were

of the late of tihe

Plans for the funeral have not

four for

King George commanded of court mourning

INFORMED 01-‘ DEATH OS

L0. Nov. 20—(AP)-'I‘he death uccli Mailzl in London ivas on- people‘

official broaden-t.

Premier Johan Nygaardsvold, with

YOUR FEET HURT?

Plume 110 H. J. A. liRUVv/N ChiroporlisL-Podictrist 143 Gt. Geo. SL, Charlottetown

All foot painlessly and scientifically treated

Special Foot pliites to casts

Jewish Refuge; Pass Through M o iitreal Enroute To Antipodes

1C. l‘. hy (iliardiaii's Special Wire) h£ON'1‘Rl-..»'>L, Nov. ZKl-Traveliinfl halfway ziround the p101» in search of a huv 154 Jtfilflk from Ger- lis-re lav steamship .1 their way lo Ztnllrid, svhere 2. and Job: lll one party, ruiii some almost a train hero

011i". do

. ‘t’ 501118 Willi lll Dfllllilfiqs, mo:

cabi e1, .

'mre1i9f expendi. 2:06 onnPrirlifigdClilaglijilgle f“ v""‘-°°‘1“"1'~ ~ 9115-" sped tures, less reimbursements, were M" 96'- P-B R928!"- dllrifll! the nb- mwmd m‘; “ 9i ° he?“ they 5110"“ Rt $2.059.7B3-80 compared 591108 0f both jlie Kine and crown, are“ lfiAPllf-lli... N. ;i ;~ my me Willi $2,618,124.20 in t-lie previous PYlll-"ihll- Bll1~flll<l~ . . l “W” ‘X , _,. W.“ a dscrcase of 555834030 Despite a law nrohlbitiiiz the Do‘ ll . iii» names. l publication of Sunday iiewnspiipers. one nil‘: others n‘.

Best sources of taxation revenue included S2.610.211,11 from gaso- llnc and fuel oil: $1,326,345.77 frrm succession duties: $1,907,825.38 from automobiles. trucks. garages. etc. licences and $2.590,000 from greet Government Liquor Control

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A new and befler pclcizing for

Nyganrdsijold izavc special editions to be issued.

of us shell ivork out his own salva-

pcrmlssion f or

Life 1s s trust. God has ordnlnelrthal. each one

fill. ‘

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