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NOVEMBER 8. 1933

8t. Margarets School Fair

Following is n list of prizes at 8t. Margarets Fair in which the fol- lowing schools took post: St. Mar- gareis, Bear River North and Clear similar-

Oats-l Marie limcDonald. St. uargarets, 2 Kenneth Montgomery, Bt- Marga-rats, 3 Thomas Mower- nan, St. Margaret's. 4 Peter Mac- Dormac, St. Emil-refs.

Wheat-i Dan Mallard, Clear spring, I Kenneth J. MacDonald,

u-y, St. Ms-rgarets, 4 John J. Mac- Donald, Clear Spring. Barley-Peter MacCoi-msc. St. Margaret, Kenneth Montgomery. 8t. Margarets. Byron MnDons-id. Clear S1318!- Corn-Kcnneth Montgomery, Jo- esph Montsomerv. St. Miargsrets. Green Mountains: Catherine Mo- Donald, bilichsei bdcDoriald, Ken- peth McDonald, Kenneth Kelly, Iesr River North. ‘Irish Cobblers: Cornelius Mu;- cormac, Catherine XvibDonaid, clear spring, Melville Gallant, Bear Ri-

ver North, Michael McDonald, Clear Spring. ‘Ifihnips: Kenneth Montgomery,

Lloyd Giliant, Bear River North. Ethel MoGaugh, Bear River North. Gerald Kelly, Bear River North.

Carrots: Margaret Gallant, Bea: River North

Carrots: Cornelius lid/woman. Kenneth Kily, Marie McDonald, 3t. Margarets.

Powell»: Lloyd Gallant. Mar- garet Gallant, Donald Peters, Ethel l/fcG-augh

‘Iorrtatoes: Josoph Monfgomq-y, Cornelius MoCormac, Bertha. Mung. gomery, Byron McDonald

Cucumbers: Cornelius MlcCoi-mac, Annie Mallard, Margaret Gallant, Ethel McGeugr. r

Beets: IMarie McDonald, Ethel Mliflollkh. Dan Mallard. Kenneth Montgomery.

01mm: Kenneth Klslly. Hal-lard, Cornelius moor-mac.

Pumpkin: Cornelius McCormac, Ho!!! Gallant. Ethel McGeimh, Jo- ltilh Molvtsomm.

Muesli: Bertha Montgomery, gm. Beth McDonald, lldhrie McDonald

Sweet Peas: Cornelius Manam- I100.

Mud Flowers: wlnone. Mhcbon- sld. Bertha Montgomery. Cornelius "WU-IMHO. ‘Ilium-as M? scOom-isc. i. Mlrgarets.

Gladiolus: Bertha Montgomery

Gemnimn: fugg-lo Mhbonald, Berth nMontgomery

will?" Apples: John J. MacDon- ald, Kenneth J. MacDonald, Dora Gallant, Margaret Gallant

Weslthies: Reggie lledxneid, Ktfiflcth McDonald. Ethel Mcoeigir, Dora Gallant _

Crabs: Flora ndnPhso. Kenneth Mmisomery. Kenneth s. McDonald, John J. MacDonald

Crocheting: Bertha. Montgomery

Knitted Sock: Eleanor Kelly, l-ellra Macumnac, Bertha Mont. 80mm?

Mcndcd Sock! Laure MaeOonnae, Bertha Montgomery

1 (s) Hammer ' Handle: Harold "Wolf. Dan Mallard, Gnss ml. lard

I (s) Bird House: Donald Peters

I (b) Nail Boar: Howard Miailsrd, Cornelius MacCcrmec

Miscellaneous: Cornelius McCor- mac '

Oil-ll: Kenneth molly, Byron Mp- Donsid. Cornelius usual-...“, Wm. one McDonald

BRING Rook: Byron MlcDonsld. T110111” MbOoi-mao. Cornelius Mc- Connac, Flora McPliee '

1881101118: Cornelius McCormac, llsrold truer, Marie McDonald

Wood: St. Margarets School.

bisects: st. Msrsflrcts School

wilting: Vincent Montgomery. St. Miargaiets

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A mrnwsv MILESTONE IN CANADA'S raocnnss MQNTR-BAL. Que. Nov. ‘l-Scv- enty-seven years ago an import. In‘ "m" look place between the two ‘largest cities in Canada, the Ylllln Ill of the first through train between Montreal and memo w. crated over lines which are now P111 0i’ the (Eansdisn National Railways-ans Monday, October r1, IW- was an iinporunc dsy in the life of both cities. Trains had pre- vlellslv were‘ * between POIIII- ac. Charles station in Montreal mg Brockville, and between Brockvllle and Believille, but the train which ran out of Montreal on octane;- Tlth, i066. was the first through train to connect the two growing cities. At that time the run be- tween Montreal and ‘Ibronto re. quired fourteen hours but so great has been the improvement of mu. W! ilqllilllnent since that time the gmodom trains, traversing the same distance, now make the rim

TRAPPED Al‘ LEVEL CROSSING BABY THBJOWN ‘DO SAFETY

HAiilm-‘ION, Eng. Nov. ‘L-Mrs. Rose Gardner caught her foot in the rails at s. level crossing at Hamilton, Lansrkshire, just as the train was coming and could not free herself.

Her only thouht was for her baby which she was carrying. She threw it from her as far as she could.

The engine struck Mrs. Gardner. Several women rushed to her sid as soon as it had passed.

She was discovered to be alive and was taken home suflcring fromg sev- ere injuries.

The baby is none the worse except for bruised ribs.

Mrs. Gardner. when the accident occurred, was on her way to the fimersi of a woman killed in a mo-

tor-car accident.

McGaugh, Byron McDonald. Guns Mallard

writing (c) Lloyd Gallant. 2nd Thomas Gallant, Reggie McDonald (Will-i); Melville Gallant.

Writing (d): Cecelia Kelly, Laura Mn

Writing m: Dora admit, Panda Gallant, Gerald Kelly, Marie Mic- Donald

Writing (f) Margaret Gallant, lili- Ken-

Mup Drawing (s): Bertha Ment- gomcry. Howard Mallard. Cather- ine McDonald, Cecelia Kelly

Iiihp Drawing (b): Kenneth Mc- Donald, Dora Gallant

Map Drawing (c): Kenneth Mont- gomery, Cornelius MacCoi-mac, Ter- esa Mallard, Margaret Gallant Art Work (s): Vincent Mont- somcrv

Art Work (b): Ethel McGaugh, Donald Peters, G-uss hhllsrd. Byron lifcDonald

Art Work (c) wchaei McDonald. Dow Mallard, Melville Gallant, lloyd Gallant

Art Work (d): Catherine McDon- ald, Kenneth J. McDonald, John J. McDonald. Howard Mallard

Art Work (e): Gerald Kelly, Marie McDonald, Joseph Montgomery Art Work (f): Kenneth Kelly, Cornelius McCci-msc, Kenneth Montgomery, Eleanor Kelly

Art Work (g): Comeiius McCor- mac, Kenneth Montgomery

Vlhite Bread: Dora Gallant, ‘ner- ess Mallard

Biscuits: Margaret Gallant, Pan- zle Gallant, Teresa Mallard, Marie McDonald Cookies: Kelly Pie: Eleanor Kelly

Fudge: Margaret Gallant, Ethel McGsugli, Eleanor Kelly, Terese Mallard

Beets: ‘Ihrosa Mallard, Margaret Gallant, Dora Gallant, Eleanor Kelly Raspberries: Margaret Gallant, Dora Gallant, Eleanor Kelly, duress Mallard.

Teresa Mallard, manor

Wflllns (b): DOrlflld Peters, Ethel

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For $513 llloir sau: - such-ion sonn- Flve. Bridge and Wbist Score

Cards. Guardian Central Job Printcry Nov. l-tf. ._ . i?‘

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Claimed, lo. , Not-Ices, 70c per inch; Lhfs of Floral and Spiritual Offer- > lull. Cards, eta, 4c. per name; Letters of Condolence, 10c. per inch; Notices cf Thanks and Appreciation. 70o. per inch

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FOB SALE - AUCTION I051‘!- Five, Bridge Whist Score Cards. Guardian Central Job Printerv. Nov. l-tf.

193i COACH. LOW MILEAGE. perfect condition. Aniy O50 down, I16 per mouth. 138 Kent

FOB. SALE-JdEW COTTAGE. ALL modern conveniences. 45 Sprini J51‘? RO-d- 1""-

UARBOAR; SUITABLE FOB "Hills cuuicuses, etc, 1c per sheet Guardian Oflice. tf- =_.._____ .

GRAVENSTEIN APPLES $1.50 PER- bushei and down. F. S. Reeves. Bouthport. 2412.

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FOB SALE — REGISTERED

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Shcrthoni Bull, aged three years.

YESTERBATS

Wednesday and Saturday Issue '

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Straw . Turnip! Pumice

Beets duh . Carrots 4 lhs Greens lli ... Leiiucn bunch ...

Summer Suvcry buuc Green tomatoes ..

Ripe Tomatoes Parsuips 8 lbs Apples peck ... Squash ling ll» . Vegetable marrow Cauliflower ... .. 8- Apple cider vinegar per gal Brussel Sprouts bnx Savoy Cabbage

Markets At A Glance

(Canadian Press) Toronto and Mon Ial—siocka regularly lower.

Toronto Mines-Silver IhiIIlPS high- er, gold and other groups lower. New ark-Ail stock nud cuurinod 11y ma: cts closed. Wilmipc§—-Wh0lt cloged lower. London-Ber sliver; tin and lend higher; copper lowen.

PRODUCE

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL Nov 7~—Witb receipts again light, prices nf fresh eggs i-rl vauced on tho Montreal dairy ilnvl produce msrlu-t once more lnliuy. Production throughout the comm-v is new at its lowest point of the season. Graded shipments in curlotii or lens of Ontario fresh eggs brought 44 to 46 cents a dozen for extras, Si) to 40 cents for firsts and 16 to 10% cents pullets. Good export demand lius also stiffened storage egg prices and cur- lota or less were steady tn half a cent higher, being quoted at ‘.11 lo 21% cents a dost-n fur extras, ii) zo 19V, cents for first snnd 16 to 10% cents for seconds. Arrivals for the day a- mounted to 112 crises.

Other llries remained unchanged the butter market continued at 20% to 21 cents s pound for no l Rrvide in earlobe or lass. Receipts were 25S boxes.

The cheese market had a firm under- tone with a few dealers quoting On- tsrios st 9% cents n pound and Que- becs at 9 cents. (lihcrs however, con- tinued to quote 1,4 cont under those levels. Arrivals trilallvd 3,014 bun-s. Potatoes were ll-‘i to 70 cents for Quebecs in F0 pound blurs and 15 to S) cents for New Brunswick green mountains in similar quantities.

EXCHANGE

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL, Nov ‘L-lirliish nnil foreign oxchungc in relation to the Canadian rlollnv, as compiled hy the Royal Bank nf Cunndn, riascd today as follows:-

Australls puunrl 3.9124.

France fruuc 04108.

Great Brlislnmllllfllld 4 9180-

R-ll lire .08‘. .

New? Zcaliind pound 3.0181.

South Afirlca pound 490B).

Spain pr-nnin .1301.

Untied States rlollnr 1-18 per cent premium.

Flrr-haugc rates si. tho closc toils! Wl-re2-—

Montreal-Pnund 4.91 i3 i6: U. S. rlnllur i 00 i-ifl; flrunu 0.051.

A: New York-Exchange closed. 1n, Priris-Pnuvid who fr: Cnniid- Iiin duller lli.30 in; U.S . ilnilnr l6.-

1:" Gold-Canadian dnllsr essn eeufs.

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LIVESTOCK

‘(rsriullnn $115!‘), i

.41, N v -— erugl on iny°.}v‘.3n§r..uimi) livestock markets today inlulled 1.4m. Receipts were gnnlpolfld llf 14.1 cattle, 1oz- calves. 1M5 lmgs rind b8 sheep and lambs in-

, -‘ mark is. M-Ortlllfllfiu-Tllle nif rod were only corn- mon u; just fnlr qualll cows, heifers l-lllll Iiulls. .\ I w enry sales were mild!‘ at cloudy prices. (launers and cutters were si I for 7G cents tn lnll ‘ ' li-lii n! srounrl $1.50.

Th,“ were u, y 14:‘. HIIVI‘! for snlu. m" nnqgfll frnlll 8'.’ fur rsnsers to 51m fur medium to med um good‘ qunlii? "ll"

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- was nnil wetha-rs brflllilll .-,".'§,°'{.-if‘i. lumlvs weighing 96 lhs c “h,” 3L 84.7.’. ifulls and bucks we uhwnungld $2 per- hundrsdweigbt. Ho“ were l0 cents higher Tb sumlurii quotation yvsa Ill for brie 01;‘ and burr-hers. Selects hroukhl 3 M. y," pi-Qlnvn. Heavies were 16-!’ l‘ .,,.,,.-:.... u nurl lights IIFOIIIZ f‘

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” fore Magistrate Dona-id Macxirmbn’

_ . charged were adjourned.

'1 ' fated Akron. , by motor, stopping at the World's

CENTRAL GUARDIAN

This column is reserved for Queen’; County news of local Interest but ud- verlislul of a usvuy nature b: Inserted at d cents a word strictly payable in advance.

WORK AT THE EXHIBITION PARK will be closed ‘down on Sat- urday, Remembrance Day,

ABMISTICE DAY-At a meethg of the Retail Merchants Association held yesterday in the Board of Trade Rooms, it was decided that the stores would not open on Saturday until one o'clock.

0N HOLIDAY TRIP-Mr. Chester Brown has returned to his home in New London, after an extended visit to the United States. While there he visited with his sister. Mrs. L. A. Alford, of Lakewood, New Jersey, and also spent some time iri Roz-l bury. Arlington and Lexington, Mass, visiting friends and relatives.

MAGISTRATE’! COURT — Sev- ersl cases prosecuted by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police came bs-I

yesterday. The defendant in one case of unlawful usumption cf in- toxicatirig liquor was fined ten dol- lars and costs or ten days. A similar case was dismissed. Two men char- ged with creating a disturbance were each fined five dollars and costs. The cases of two others similarly

TRANSFERRED T0 CALIFOR- i NlA-Mr. and Mrs. I... A. Alford, who have resided for the pest two years in Lakewood, New Jersey, have gone to Sunnyvale, California, where Mr. Alford has been transferred to the U. S. S. Macon, sister ship of the ill- They made the trip

Fair in Chicago, also visiting friends and relatives at Lafayette and Low- ell, Indiana, Dallas, Texas and Juar- ez, Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. Alford were recent visitors to the Island the guests of the lattel-‘s parents,

I‘ HE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Stock Quotations

Ontario Liberals Not Dry Party

WILL N01‘ BB JOCKEYED INTO POSITION 0F UBGING PRO: IIIBITIGN, SAYS HEPBURN

dITA-WlA. Nov. ‘L-(CPJ-The Liberals would never be a prohibi- tionist party as long as he was leader, Mitchell F. Hepburn, Ontario liberal leader, declared in an in- terview here today. He was refer- ring to the Conservative statement that an issue in the next provincial

and restaurants should be penult- ted to sell becr and wine.

“If the F‘ ervatives think that they are going to ‘jockey’ us into position of advocating prohibition they are sadly mistaken," slated Mr. Hepburn. “As long as I am lender of the Liberals it will never be a prohiloitionist party." Declaring that the Conservatives were twins to "becloud more im- portant issues" by raising the liquor question, Mr. Hepburn said that he was not at all sure that Premier George Henry really intended to give becr and wine to hotels and restaurants. His announcement that this was to be an election issue did not at all coincide with statements made previously or since, Mr. Hep- burn asserted.

TANNING SCHOOL

Honor roll of Fanning School for month of October:

Grade X—1, Enid Ramsay; Marjorie Bryenton.

Grade IX—1, Alice MacGougazi; fl, borne Owen; 3, Kenneth Mac- Kay.

Grade VIH—l, Mary Stewart; 2, Dugeld MacNutt; 3, Roy Abbott. Grade VII-l, Eleanor Ramsay; 2,

2.

Keritford Abbott; 3, Waldo Cousins.

Grade VIII-l, Marion Abbott; 2, Jean Stewart; 3, Bruce MacGou- gan.

Perfect attendance-Enid Ramsay,

elections might be whether hotels

Mr. and Mrs. John A. Brown, New London.

Rod Cabbage .. - - "' ciuc .. .. 10c 5ii1.'i'r‘.‘..“'“ ' Cultivated Mushroons per box .. 22i- chm. T ' Pickling On‘onl 2 lbs .. 1'50 (fen p"; " Swiss (‘herd bunch . 10c Chum“: Cranberries 3 lbs ... .. fie clayey ___ Dairy and Poultry Products ggflfuflfffl, ‘_" Mi Eggs ... .. . 40c r-“Qfiugif? Butter 22 to 24c Gmhm" ' vuck- 15-411)" <;.......r.. Fowl 4i .. 75c "Ark". __ Chickens ... .. 66-850 "Mlingm. (‘rerun ... ... 41w: In“... _ Turkey ... ... ... ... ... 5:30 "munmn Gooie .. u. ... ... ... .... so ~00 jifgley 1M- iI-ili ‘alt’. Boast Beef ... ... w. .... s"... 14c ' Roast Pork 1i he Gold " liver lb .. Mum.“ ' PM?" "l 1min and." Tongues each . 3.01"?” " 30"!" Si"! McMillan f1 hfcVltilea hfcwigtera Herring ... ... . -. 4c n“ D '. Haddock .. " I. c 10¢ §f§§§,l§“___ / Salt Mackerel . . .. like “m.” .. Fresh Mackerel . ... .. s for 20c mphmflg" v Salt Cod .. 4 to 5c Nurandfl ' 33m Fm!‘ cod ' m 5° Paymasterlu... r "7

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White Eagle l nit Kirk Vacuum Vlpuuzl . . . , .. Waite-A M . Wilfscy f‘ \Vrlght H Wayside . Total sales 725,000. UNLISTED Algoma .. '-’ Algonquin 20% Assoc Oi ... . ” 2o so 45 15% ‘-"/4 S . 1-1 s on 170 1i (i 12875 54 2i . Us East cri-sr. fl" Eidorado 399

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(Canadian Press) WINNIPEG, Nov 7-

CLOSE

‘A’ Nov. 1st, at two o'clock when Ethel

STUDY GROUP-The Bradalbanc Teachers’ Study Group met 1n Bradalbane Village on October 26th at 2 p. m. with President, Mr. Geo. A. Cairns in the chair. Six teachers were present. Supervisor J. A. S. Williams gave a splendid address on Arithmetic. He pointed the aims of Arithmetic and emphasized that problems must be practical. The various steps in solving problems were then - cussed, the , aker in closing asked the teachers to use the textbook as a guide rather than be- ing slaves to it. The following of- ficers were elected for the year: President, Miss Janette MacDougall; Vice President, Mr. D. Lester Cairns; Secretary, Miss Dorothy MacDon- gall. Next study Group meeting will be held on November 23rd. Sub- ject, Reading-(Pstriot please copy)

BARWISE-MACDONALD - A wedding of much interest to many friends took place at the New Glasgow Parsonage of the Church of Christ on Wednesday afternoon,

Eliza, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al- lan MacDonald, of Oyster Bed Bridge was united in marriage to Walter Barwise son cf Mr. and Mrs. Peter Barwise, of Bedeque. Rev. William G. Quigley officiated. The bride looked charming in a gown of brown satin with brown coat and accessories to match. The bride was attended by Miss Marion Ling. her niece and the groom by Mr. How- ard Ling, of New Glasgow. A wed- ding supper was served at the bride's home, after which the happy couple left for their new home in Bedeque. Many beautiful presents of illver, china, linen and etc. were received and the best wishes of a host of

growing trend of Canada and the west Indies is in- dicated in the case of the island of Montserrat, states

Alice MacGougan, Kenneth, Mac- Kay, Lorne Owen, Wilton Ramsay, Mary Stewart, Roy Abbott, Eleanor Ramsay, Kentford Abbott, Marion Abbott, Jean Swwart.

James R. Murphy-Teacher,

HOPE RIVER. SCHOOL

Honor roll of Hope River School for October:

Grade K-l, Vera Simpson.

Grade III-i, Gertrude Turner.

Grade Vl-i, Frances ‘firmer; 2, Nelson Simpson.

Grade IV-l. Joan ‘rumor; 2, Claude Graham.

Grade III-l, Margaret Moore; 2. Arthur Simpson. Grade II~1, Andrew Turner. Grade I (SrJ-l, Sylvia Simpson;- 2, Ellwood Stewart; 3, Gordon Simp- son. Grade I (Jr.)--l, James Turner. Perfect attendance - Gertrude Turner, Frances Turner, Arthur Simpson, Sylvia Simpson. Dorothy Cullen—Teacher-.

LINES GIVING WAY

TO TOMATO TRADE

MONTREAL, Que, Nov. '1 - The trade between

the Canadian National Steamships, whose vessels provide direct connection between Canada and the islands of the British West Indies. The growing of limes was one of the major in- duxtries of the island of Montser- rat but it is gradually giving place to the cultivation of tomatoes which are imported into Canada in great numbers from Bermuda and -the Britsh West Indies during the winter season.

HEAVY POTATO MOVEMENT

Premier Writes Recalling Days At Law School

HAL-IBEX. NB. Nov. 'I—(C.P.)— Prime Minister R. B. Bennett was in reminiscent mood when heist down to write of his associations with Dulhousic Law School. Conse- quently, graduatcs attending s. ben- quet on the school's 60th anniver- sary were afforded interesting glimpses of the who taught Canada's premier more than 40 years ago.

He wrote, expressing good wishes for continued success to the school u. which we oweso much, to Prem- ierLP.D.'I‘illeyof Newliruns- widc. s. eliminate. Premier ‘P11187- in turn, read the letter to his fel- low graduates at the banquet.

"It is difliouit to realize," Prem- ier Bennett wrote, “that the Law School was only seven years old when you and I entered our Fresh- man year. Every member of that class must carry forever with him the memory of Dean Weldon, whose great stature and rugged and kindly face reflected not only his strength of character but also his great in- tellectual powers and who, by pre- cept as well as example. inspired us with ambition, courage and de- termination to live lives of useful- ness. "He possessed such simerior quali- tiesasatescliertliatIamcer- tain every man who was privileged iobeamenfaerofhisolemhad a finer conception o! life and g firmer resolve to maintain the best traditions of the noble profession for which we were being trained. I frankly admit I owe him a debt of gratitude beyond words to express.” Then the Prime Minister went on to discuss other faculty mem- bers, includng Hon. Benjamin Rus- sell, retired Supreme Court jurist, and the only living member of the original facility. "Benny Russel, who analyzed acutely the larw of contracts or of sales and whom we admired so much, is still with us after having murdered peat public service to his country. both in Par-