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NE ADVANTAGE to the deal r in all]; . TEAS is that!" dogs not heave t?) do fir?‘ W11" *1“ “l7. 19b ‘mllmmhnadlelca would 6e

u the some rkiugeceuic be rem of all eemmeeievee,

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PORTRAIT AflEHTB-JVIITI F08 cgtalogue, United Art leimited, 162 John. Toronto. A. W. Hi. wam. mind

PEIFUMID FLOWER. HEAD NECK- lcccs. make an ideal Christmas gift. Qur agents _makln8 111k money. Write for particulars. California. Flower Bead 00.. BOX 103, Windsor. Ont, A. W. Nov. 16.

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MAN 0ft WOMAN T0 TRAVEL AND gppfllht local representatives. Posi- mn permanent; yearly guarantee giquz, (being $21. weekly average) and expanses; fwmmlaslon and cash bonuses besides. Winston Co., Tow- er Bldg, Toronto. A. W. swt1Nov.30.

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[EN AND WOMEN-STEADY, PRO- fltabla employment, weekly pay. selling our universally known, guar- anteed quality Trees and Plants. Newest and neat varieties. There is, good money 1n it for you. 1llustrat-' ed up-m-theemlnute equipment. Real sales co-operatlon. Write Luke Brothers Nurseries, Montreal. 96.

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WANTED-AGENTS FOR. TAKING orders for advertising Calendarsl, also for Personal Greeting Christ-l mas Cards for 1030 season. Inl order to make propanarrangementel NOW 1s the time to apply for par-l ticulars o! ‘favourable conditional Dept. X 4 Art Publishers (Acct Lid. City Works: Blackfrlars Stsl lviancheater, England. l

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For Sale

!i"-?"—F—?_'- FOXES-l‘! REGISTERED SILVERS.[ Proven breeders. P. McCrath, Cove» head Road. 875fl-ll-l4-5leodA

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r01: SALE-NEWLY ransnsuanl cow. Wm. Mutch, Rocky Point. ‘ 0706-11-16-21.

TOR SALE. T0 LET. BOARD "Ahlfll room signs on hand at Guardian Office. ttl

FOR ' SALE-REGISTERED SILVERl

Foxes, Pamienaa Hughes, Union,

Mt 33.

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Leghorn Cockarela. 011.00 each. Fredl

W. Haalem, Bradalbape, 11-15-21.

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~ Salesman Wanted

EXKERIENCED SALESMAN T0 <7 1'91‘ Dirt of OaPB Breton Island lelTllflly for Chrysler cars. Helen

enccs required. N t Lkmiwd’ Sydney, N-asllonal Motors S. W. Nov. 13-31,

3 5 L.‘ 5M E N-"WANTIB; 5513s agent for Prince Edward 13mm 6°“ "Y- 9106 Outfit. We want nlow a reliable, engrggtld representa- t ve to handle the best district; on the island. our agency is profit- able. Write. Palham. Nursery, us, Tomnw. Ont. S. W. {t-WQTII‘

Miscellaneous

BOARD AND 1100M. l Grafton Street.

APPLY l0 QIGB-lbli-Ii. FOR SERVICE. SENIOR. CHAMPION Yorkshire Boar. George Boswell, French Port. P. E. I. 970B-ll-13-lwk. BOARD AND CARE GIVEN T0 elderly person in comfortable pr}. pate home. Write Box 113. Scurls. P. E. I. 9112-11-13-41. '—"'ii'€€cl§"“

Land Surveyor, Harmanville, Sourls. 9719-11-6-1m0pd. POTATO TAGS FOR. THE SEA- son's shipments on short notice.

iOucrdian Central Printery, 932840-1941

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PUBLIC AUCTION SALE T0 TAKE‘ ice matters were then taken. up for

place at the home of Reginald Dllliwells. at Bay Fortune at l0 tfclozk. Wednesday. November 20th, 1029. Sale consisting of entire crop, stock, farm implements and house-

hold effect-i. If not fine sale will be,

held the following day. 9705-11-15-31.

Wanted m‘

,_____..___ WANTED-LIVING ROOM [WOW-J in Bood condition. Apply Guardian. 9169-11-15-31.

WANTED-PARTIES T0 KNIT FOR. his at home by hand or machine. For particulars enclose stamp. Home Knitting Machine Company Tor- 01110 13- H. W. Nov. 16.

Female Help Wanted

roe SALE-PURE naso BARRED rock nullete $1.00 each. A. n, Rob- erhswinsloe. 9797-11-16-31.

rnicmroalr AND oaavnlvsrnru Apples at F. S. Reeves. Southport. 9754-11-14-111- ___.____________...__-..- FDR SALE CIIIAP. FOUR HORSE- Dblver 100d working order, Ira Rodd, Mil- lm- 9795-11-16-21. _-____.____________.-_-..____ 70R SALE -- 2 SILVER MALI! Foxes. registered. Charlie Roberts. East Royalty. Phone 161-1..

- 11707-"11-16-‘31. -_ "". F"! BALI-Join can. arom-

lmdatar. Apply Richard Butler. latter Hotel. 0750-11-14-31.

Waterloo Boy Engine. in‘

LAST YEAR 2300 PERMANENT AP- pointmenls as Postal Helpers, Clerks. Stenographers, Typlsts, atc.. were made in the Canadian Civil Service. Free Booklet "How to get into the Canadian Civil Service" sent on request to N. C. C, Civil Service School. Toronto, Ont.

F. H. W. ll-Z-B-lil-23-30. sou. cnmsrnrss CARDS

can be earned and $35"$50pala weakly in spare time selling well known ling per- sonal Chlstrnas cards. lxperlance unnecessary. An early start and our co-opcratlon assures success. Beautiful new portfolio sample free. Master Kraft Co.._ Limited. Toronto. Representatives wanted

small tovrns also. F‘. H. W. Nov. 2,5,7.9.12.14,l6.

Y"! sans-tom; nan Foxes.

three females. one. mall. Apply Golden McLean." Cornwall. -- 9111-11-3-(11

W‘*""-2.*——-s+nu~e~—-—-—— Ifill sALE-l-‘AWM EMT Privat- 1-1’. 4"; miles iron-i cltv. 210 acres "N" 1n cart m nlllt hilverl- l1 not ""11 privately before November 20th will sail bilAalctfnn. Apalv Wm. ‘P. fiurrcll. 20‘Al1ay Street. 0840-11-9-01 '----r-—- Mole iflelry Wanted

None men“ WANTED qurckLY. Bic nay: easy work while learnlnl! _ lam! Waqauiuqee-fameue Mom‘ Amer-inn ' neewnrl".- molt re- "We Barbgkdqmocl fix/stem. Write a.

f Mm m" venture. Molar Fnrher Oolle J13 Iirrlnltlm lt- Helim. " k‘ wee and eon.

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Artlcala For Sale

_-.____________-_______. 30R save - PIANO oaea. an: . Wflve Organ. A1 condition. Bar-

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Situations Vacant. Female -----—-—" AGENTS IN EACH COUNTRY T0 take control of the sales of our New Grades of Snap. Greet opportunity for real men. Presto Cleanser Com- pany. 4252 Fabre St. Montreal, Que. nwfl-Sattl Dec. 81.

Situations Vacant. Male

_ "iii AMBITIOIIB MEN sum WHILE learning barber trade. Join worlds largest trade school system. Ellpefl instruction big demand. Literature free. Write Dominion Barber Col- lege, 1107 St. Lawrence. Montreal. S. V. M. 11-9-16-23-30.

lnlght, one a Ford soon coupe No.

l SUMMERSIDE. Nov ll-‘Afl Id-

. . , Bentral Guardian LEI‘! FOB. MONTREAL-dime signer Maurice McDonald left 11H- terday morning for liqontreal when His Larrdehllv 358.1109 (Ylyaery is ser-

iously fu. 111m is much alarm oval’ His mrdahipk present condition.

STOLEN CARS LDC D-The two can stolen Thursday night were located dleclsrday morning. The one belonging in Dr. McKenzie was found by the side of the road ln the dllch at Bunbury, the other alnlen from Where 1t was barked Opposite the Market building, m; found on Upper Prince Street. Two cars ware also stolen at Summerslde Thursday

H790. "belonfilnl; to Dr. Til-Dion, the ‘other a Chevrolet tonneeu No‘ 1500, owned by Mr. Morley oéu. Neither have yet been found. ' The many friends of Master Stew- art, Macklin, grandson of Mr. Bruce Stewart, will regret to learn that he is a. patient in the City Hospital lsufferlng with a broken arm.

Summeraide Council Meeting

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l iounfcd meeting of the Summa [Town Council was held on Friday lnlght for the purpose of discussing l police matters. The Mayor and all the §Ccuncil1ors and three police officers were present. It we; moved by Coun- (clllor McNeill and carried, that an lamount up to $4.000 of the monies ‘standing to the credit of the Town ‘at the bank. be transferred to the

‘if, and when required. The memor- l audum of an amendement to the byc llaw governing milk vendors licenses. lee as to cover the sale of pasteurized i milk, was read by the Mayor for ,the information of the Council and lto be submitted to the Recorder. Pol-

la couple of hours. The Mayor and lflcunoillor MacNelll explained that

the police are accused of mt doing lthelr duty" especially in regard to fspeeding and drunken auto drivers.

corner loafin! and houses of ill ‘ fame. with regard to corner looting.

a letter of complaint was read from llvlcssrs W. F. strong and Co. Chief lot Police Murrayand officers Jam- ‘, leson " and Linkletter ‘ were severely ‘cross examined. and they but 11o ‘quite a spirited defense, some ex-

lplanatlons that were a good deal l0 ‘(the point. In the and the officers ‘were given to thoroughly understand that, they must do their duty; that lthe corner loafers must he clean- ,ed up. They were instructed to take ithe names of all offenders and to ‘bring them to court irrespective lot persons. ‘They must do their duty and clean tha town up 01' take the consequences. If they did their duty they would find that the Council wag Behind them. 0n motion o! Councillor Moore. Mr. Joseph 1!- lniukletter was appointed a regular police officer for the Town of Sum- mcrside n, salary of $00 a month.

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(Special By Cabin Lennon, ling, Nov. la-Major John McGregor, Canadian Vlotorll Cross holder. who was one of the , guests of the Prince of Wllll at his ldinner for the war heroes, received i his invitation by insane cf the radii!- Maior Mcflragor was working in a . hydro electric plant in Northern 1 British Columbia. a hundred miles l from the railway and his whereabouts l were not known. Inquiries were ‘an ‘ “ from the 1‘ " '1 Nltlmi» al Railways Station at Vancouver C. N. n. v., and a friend who picked up the mbsllll metered a. hundred miles m bring tha nave to him. Ill left immediately and arrived at New York two houra before the Olympic sailed, reaching London in time for tha luncheon. 111a war lervloa was with Canadian Mounted Rims;

Auclmi SALE AT nlgiirlun

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. I. CARTER. Auctioneer.

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MOORE-At the P. ll. Island Hnplt- al, November l0, to Mr. and lira. Hollis Moore, a son.

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Dill‘!!! _____,_____.....__._......._..... BUBGOYNI-At the residence of nu nephew, Victoria. P. l. 1.. onluprlay. November 10th. Mary Burgoyne, aged v 03 years.

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This L! l-hl bill with Wbléh Mk5

Bondfleld seeks to repeal the “not, n d d n m“ aenmnely m. work" provmonida ts a poun . an me ed m

which brought her so much criti- cum ‘at the Durham Labor confer-l

‘m!’ Urn" ‘h’! Favmm ‘mm-line Finance Committee this

cents 1m‘ unemployment 113111311115‘

are disqualified from benefit-e l! 111111?

(all within the "not ‘genuinely seek-l ing work" classification.

"me MARKETS

(Canadian Pram OTTAWA, Ont , Nov. Iii -- (Eggsh- Canaditn ‘egg markets continua firm and unchanaaa tcdev- '

TflflbNTflz-The local egg market] ls firm and unchanged with etcrllfll stocks moving freely at firmer prices. Storage eggs are selling to retailers at, extras, 411-44; firsts. 410-41; seconds 35-48.

MDN'l'REALZ.—-RBCEplt-l of eggs here

1,044 ‘cases on tha same day a year ago. The market is firm and active with a good demand. Strictly fresh supplies are scarce, although prlcesl are unchanged. Storage eggs are

sailing well. A

(Canadian Frees)

MONTREAL. Que... Nov.’ 15--l'bl- lowing the advance in wholesale prices butter to tha retail trade was advanced one cent per pound on the Montreal wholesale produea market today. While the increase. which ralgsd ablide 1c 42 eeate and punts tc 43 cents. was not anncuccd todly by the wholesale hcuseL-lt ls ex- pected theae prices will be 80116111 Monday. Other sections of the market continued slow, with prices holding unchanged. The P0111115’ market is reported heavily stocked nd arrivals are still heavy, prices ay, however continued unnhani- ed. but it was intimated reductions would be made in a revision of prices Monday. Oats were up 1W0 cents a bushel ‘today on the cash grain market, and corn was one cent higher, but the rest of the list

remain unchanged.

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COURT REFUSES

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TORONTO. Nov. 15~Juatlce Kelly ln a judgment handed down at Os- goode Hall today refused the apllll‘ cation for ball made on behalf of L. M. Auger. former member of Parlia- merit, now in "custody at Ottawa 9-11 charged with w serious offence a- gainst a. young girl. The accused is alleged to have criminally assaulted a 17-year-old girl from his constitu- ency of Prescott County, and was convicted at the Ottawa Assloes in March last. by Justice Wright and a jury and sentenced to nine WIFE penal servitude at Kingston.

The Appeal Court at Torch“! granted him a. new trial. and on 00'»- i6th.. at the Assiaes held at Ottawa. a retrial resulted m a. clsezreemenl by the larv-

Auger was sent heck to lllll 1° 11' wait trial at the Ottawa aesizcs, which will be held in January. 10110.

Justice Kelly. in his ludgrnrlll-v says that crimes againatjwomen are increasing. “The nullity <11 6111111741‘ tlon of a people may be caused 11 some extent by man's attitude lfl that regard towards woman. and (he “we; 0f chivalry. in protecting them against attack! of tlllt 111W"; actor. luch attacks should 110V“ l" regarded lilhtly?’

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with rainbow colored chip] and weed. We have conducted many of these.

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Heavy Increases

(Continued from Pan 1) SATURDAY ' moo-summers Bale conducted by Sanlvr c. C. l. TPHuM Mem-

cents a pound: dried skimmed and; 9790_1“1'_l1*:_fim‘

dried buttemiuk one half to three}

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from twenty to thirty-five cents. As the butter increase proposed '

by the House was not amended byl _ estern Gag rdtan

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. nlaifs Produce Office, Sumlnerslfle. nheeec and cheese substitutes dutyl s7s4_u_lfi_m_

from 5 cents a pound to eight cents. .

-ru . Tarlvnln Dalrymeu Comment 0n Bill nukGgyzssfiThgzufltzlstmiAgllfi. TORONTO Ont Nov lll-Dutlesl °“ T“"’d‘l' ‘l 0”’ ““°“°' "V" ~ ’ " ' Ewe“ Mwausall officiating of Mrs.

so hl t th 1 t - r ‘ bro bi lve ey w ll e on the ex James Burgoyne’ ‘ormerw Miss Mn“

port trade in fresh and sour cream from Canada. m the United States, °““°‘°“ “l “mm” w“ 1"~"““ “"1 at an advanced age in Victoria on‘.

was the comment of Toronto dairy- , men today on the hm w increase Monday. l-ler brother. Mr. Charles the tariff on dairy products, which camerm‘ l‘ h“ L“ mwm" “tel”

ment was in the cemetery at Cape

passed the United States Senate yawn“! ‘ Traverse. 5. l One ofllcial said that companies, I —DEPARTUIIE BEGRETTED- ‘

which have engaged extensively in the cream export business will be seriously embarrassed. "But there lsl still hope," he declared. “I see there is just a possibility the ‘new duties may not be finally fixed as they are announced today." with the loss of the United States macrket, he stated. the probable effect on the Canadian farmer will be a slight reduction in the price he receives for milk and cream."

[Robert S. Kennedy, son of Mr. -l.. l). and Mrs. Kennedy Oleary left‘ last week to take c, position in tha‘- drug store of 111s uncle, Roy Sanborn‘. of Meredith, N. H. Bob will be missed by the young folks of tha, village and district and particularly, by the hockey fans, as he was. cleared among the best amateur. Dllyers in West Prince, always in his position and a very fast play-

0111‘ 1111111915 W011i V5611 1111i’ 111°"! er with plenty of nerve to carry him 8"“ 01 S0111 ""111 1111155 meithrcugh any difficulty. His friends. line," said C. O. Hand, Secretary of a“ Wm‘ mm m“ m m“ M5 chosen,

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11.00 A. all-Jermain. " _ iela-"Iau Ta Fast" . . . . . . . . . . . . . Johnson Mr. Charles Gallagher Aatbeaw “Care: Nov and Let Us Reason Together-Marian Salome-Mrs. Lawson. Mr. --.-:- zrucr.

Morning Service will be Broadcast.

2.30 r. M. — Minister's mm, Class. 2.30 P. RL-Sunday School. 8.80 l‘. N. - iarvlea at Illghflelrl. EVENING SERVICE 1-00 l‘. nL-lermen. Anthem-Wiles: Lori and Father of hlanklnd" Fletcher Sfllfillli-Mrs. Lawson, Mu,- .1. Wncdonald. Dedicated to the lntc Mr. F‘. '1‘. Watkla. i IT. JAMES OHUICII SACRED CONCERT‘ Al-"IER DIVINE SERVICE SUNDAY EVENING

Organ Solo-"At Tw|llght"—G. Sellers-Mr. Walter filrNuif. Sole-"Ol For the Wings of a Dove" Mendelssohn- Mrl- limneth Richards. llrma~"l.aaa Kindly Llghfw-sauqcvi.

Iemlrkl-Ilev. Mr. Muir, 5010-"l'I0p¢"—R£lChll"li—~Mrs, Kenneth Olfcring~ Organ Solo-Mr. McNulL Anthem-Nita: King cf Lova My Shepherd lf-Watkia. Prayer SBIO-WAR HAr1a"-Rach-G0unud—1l1rs. Kenneth Richards. DuetQ-"O Divine Redeemefl-Gounod. ' M1‘. and Mrs. Raoul Rcynrontl ’ 5°l0—"llflill'y"-Nevin—-l\lri, Kenneth Richards. Antherrr-“Tbere is a Blessed Rcnuf-lilarks. Sololstv-Mrs. Lawsop and Mr. A. Brucc, Solo-fa) "Gohr floma"-Dvnrak, lb) "Milly 140v" the Light oi‘ paW-Viebcr Mn. Kenneth Richards

Richards.

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The Creamery Division of the Un- “mkuiom ited Farmers (Io-operative Co. Ltd. "Ontario and Quebec farmers sold about 05,250,000 worth of 1t there during the year ending March 31st.-

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ma. The moat of it came from on-l “Y” EdUCGtIOH tarld and now it will b‘: nearly all‘

churned into butter "Will that ore-l Progfaynfne ale an over supply here." ha was asked. ,“No, it L1 not likely that itl would, this year anyway." he replied.

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During the last few weeks the Edu- 3 national Committee of the Y. M. 0.. A. have been giving illustrated lee-l tures on Friday and Saturday nights ‘ for juniors and students.

Last night the lecture showing the cities and towns of Nova Scotla. The lectures were made pos- ..__, ‘sihle through the ‘Tourist Publicity

l . ' ' - it was found 1n identically the 5311151 5mm"- ‘md ‘he Gamma“ Gwen‘

spot and had evidently been drlvenlmml which gave m” End's‘ A 5p" from the west as it was barked on] ‘l 5-. C‘ M pmgum m” sludems‘

the wrong side of me watt DL m ‘will be given to-night in the form T_ Tamon w“ the other vlcnmiof an illustrated lecture. The Y.‘ His car was parked outside the Royal M~ 0' A~ Ecrvlce o! 5°“ Wm 55W Bank. The Doctor. who was maklngl gm 5mm“ “mm “he” Adlum“

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MORNING WORSE!‘ 11 OULOCK

Soprano Solo-Selected _ Mia; Barbara MacNcfn iflmflh-“Nfllhln: But Leaves" ...... .. m. vineeut 5n‘h°m""5h¢l'h°'d'! 5°11! - - - - - - - - - ~ - . - - - .. Prothcrog SUNDAY SCHOOL 2.30 P. M. You are invited In attend this Bible study service of the

Church. There’: a claaa for you. EVENING WORSHIP 7 (YCLOCK AMhII-"Wlllla the Birth Rcmalncth" liisunder SErmow-“l-Iow to Fill a Church" ., . . . . , , ,, p‘; ymcem Anthem-"Jubllate Dee" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., Buck

YOU 11¢ lnvlled w any ma all services of the Church.

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