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KEEN QQMPETIT

Judging 2 Begun Y At The Fox Show F

Black, A Darl<WS’ilver And Dark H GIRLS Medium Classes Have Been Com-

pleted-Competition Was Close. N°'S°“ l°l‘il'iI?S C°“'

ANNOUNCEMENTS, COMING EVENTS.

MEETINGS, ETC

°‘r\n|u>iln<-eniollis ora Inserted in

*lo column at 2 cvllis yor word

strictly pisyllble In advance.

"Talkies-Eldon Friday. 2464.

"Talkies-Vernon Bridge, Thurs-

isy. 2464.

"Reserve November 13th and 14th

lor Bazaar, Bingo and Chicken Supper in Rollo Bay Hall. 2429.

"The big auction game, B. I, S.

card and dance pavillion tonight. Isla.nd’s leading orchestra. 2533

"I will be buying poultry every

day at Sidney Websters black- sniith shop, Kensington. Sgd, Geo. 1. Webster. 2442

"Concert and Box Social at York.

November 16th. Proceeds in aid of Dentral Rink.

"Canadian Legion Masquerade

Dance B. I. S. Hall, Souris, Novem- ber 11th. 2474.

“Dancei Fortune Hall Friday,

November 10th. (If rainy following Monday.) 2463.

"Ruinmago sale Trinity Social

Hall Wednesday evening, Novem- ber Bill, 7 oelock. 2-114

“Belfzlst Club loading hogs and

lambs Ttie'.€..ly, November i-ith. Please list. 2494.

"Sale of goods. fancy needlework

and woolen, Bingo, etc., etc., at Hope ltlvel' Bazaar. 2503.

"Bilzaur at Hope River Tuesday

and Wednesday, November 14th and 15th. 2503.

"*R.csei've November 29th for

Bazaar and Supper of Tryon Baptist Church. 2409.

"Buying dressed hogs 130 to 180

pounds for balance of, season. Daniel Sass, Websters Corner. 2515.

"Hot Goose Supper Victoria Hall,

saturday, November litli, United Church. Supper 400. 2501.

"Zane Grey's greatest story “The

Golden West" at McLean's Theatres :his week, 2504-

"United Church Chicken Slip-

per. Where? Rose Valley. Friday, November 10th. If weather unfav- orable, following night. 2530

"Buying dressed hogs, organs

out, Thursday and Friday until noon. Highest market prices. Mc- Kay & Todd, Bradalbanc. 2532

"Rev, D. K. Ross will give lan-

tern lectures at Kingston Thurs- day night, Cornwall Saturday fiiilht, New Dominion Monday nicht. 7.30, 2531

"Our retirement Income Bond is

the most scientific way of Suv!-DB '“°ll€Y. Combined with our chesp Protective Policy, it makes an ideal system. consult J. A. Moore, Manag- \r Sun Life.

"Old-time Fiddlers and Dancing

Contest ot Kel1y’s Cross Hall, Wed- nesday, November 8th. Bigger and better prizes. Mail your entries to Mrs. J. D. Flood, South Melville. Contest followed by Box Social and Dsnce. 2400.

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PAY Ill ADVANCE

As so many poopls disclaim

resiwnslbllity for small odvll. when bills on sent out. lo futon no nah sdvis. will or Dior onlsss ills order ls oo- Olllllllolllorl with DIUIIIUIL

UIIABIDTTITOWN GUARDIAN

T --- volving Deaths of

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I ON IN SIL VER FOX BEA U TIES

Special Problems

fesses to Crime In

ierdays opening of the Prince Ed

ard Island Fox Show at the Pro di

, (Cana an Press) .ncial Exhibition Grounds. Judging GASPE’ Que" Nov' 1_1” 8 dm_

was commenced at noon after

. matic setting, while hundreds crow-

°1“‘"°°‘“°“ hm b°°“ °°”“’l°t‘d ace into ins tiny null, u signed cou-

Th° Elm' D“"k sum' “nd D"k fesiion or Nelson Phillips to the oi- Medmm “M595 We” °°“°l“d°d rect he had lriilca iviuuo and Mur- when the light failed rather early meme Ascnh was read before H Qm__ in the a“em°°n‘ These were me oner’s inquest today. ,The jury then

lightest classes in point oi numbers} held the 18_year_o1d fisherman which Wm be included m tm wmlel criminally responsible for the death show. but nevertheless, thi? 1\ld3°- of Maud and exonerated a friend' of

Great interest was taken m yes- Aggah Gi1'lS_ . I - v

hands full in mal: ng the placings. te,.1,,1wimess_ ‘ This careful and efficient work

ed.

The confessions brought to end a_

The daasef mmmg °n md” Wm; three months old search for a solu- be th° Medmm silver' “nd Light tion to the disappearance oi the two Medium' AH 5°°u'°n° °f these Wm teen-age cousins who vanished from

~ dS 4 8 "I met the girls at the st e dur-

Wdal’ at 530 Wd Wlll be Dushed ing the evening and I asked them visfuvuslv in order tv set thrvush to like u wills on the rlcucii," said

l-Helen M. Wood, Southport, P.

Humphrey, Kensington, P,

E' I' voting and cutbreaks of violence

Sen. 2 Male whelped in 1932 that caused five nien to be killed

1-W. W. Blown, Charlottetown,

P' E' I' The vote on repeal 'of the 18th A

__ (C°“ti““ed °“ P559 117 ved to bring out a large number of

"Belfast Remembrance Day Cere- mony. Returned Men fall in near Monument 10.15 sharp. 2496.

“Hunter River Masonic Hall

ii to 9. Chicken Supper and Bazaar, Thursday, November 9th. 2514.

“Borden Lino Club loading hogs,

lambs, calves, Albany, Wednesday. Nov. 8. Hours 12 to 3. 2486

“Tyne Valley Dramatic Players

present their ploy in Borden Hall, November Bth, 2498.

"Borden Rink dance ot Abegweit

W' Gwrge E' Caubwk had his Phillips, also previously held as ma-I

however, is something to be odmir- gm-1,* sggwh ‘

Armistice Day Service Will Be Broadcast

OTTAWA, Nov. 7. - The Na-

tional Armistice Day Memorial Service on Parliament Hill will be broadcast over the Canadian Radio Commlssion’s network, ii. was learned here today. The service will befln at ll 0'olock E. S. T., with the two minutes silence, following which hymns will he sung. It is expected that he entire ceremony will take only 10 minutes.

ills Excellency the Governor

General and the Et. Hon. R B, Bennett, Prime Minister of Coo- ada. will be in attends-Doo ond will deposit wreaths ot the hose

UUTH HElllMarked Improvement 0|lMl|RllEROFIn Law Enforcement

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nteresting Facts

` 'th Activities Oi

The R.~C.M.P. In Enforcing Pro-

Connection W1

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In Each Province To Be Consiclered

leeting»T0 Be Held VVitliin Few Moiltlis For Further Dis- cussion Of Maritime Matters.

And Figures In

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The effective manner in which the

R/oyal Canadian Mounted Police are enforcing the Prohibition Law of the Province is indicated by the fact that since January 1 to October 31 01 this year no fewer than 235 pro- secutions were laid under the Act, resulting in 206 convictions, as com- pared with 143 convictions obtained in the full year of 1931, tllc last year under which the Act was enforced by the former Provincial`Police and Pmbibition Force.

Moreover, since January i, 105

convictions were obtained under the Highway Traffic Act out of a total of 125 cases brought into Court. This figure does not include invest-

of the oenoiapll. _

classes Wm be extremely heavy' their Peninsula, Que., homes on

the entries in each section ranging August 31_

from is to as .lu in wiifbegin 0,

HWKW,

HS early in the Week 55 P05Sib1€- ‘ the confession. "After we got down ° , One Of the U18 €V€Y1l50I U10 SIWW on the beach my memory failed me la -A rgentlne

w-11 be the Banquet to be h¢ld this and I do not remember just what Pact ed

€V€DihK all the 0811961811 N9'l?1°‘W1‘ happened and when I come back to P A Y M T

Hotel. This banquetinporttnkee the my senses I saw the girls lying on 1- | , olwe of the offical openlns held the ground. They were Mend and -` ‘ U\”°°‘“*°d PMS) Maritim- r»:<--,-lures; inn f,-use-.»n} Malcolm Macleod testifies ti-in in for-mer years. Addresses will be Marguerite Ascah. To my know- _ _ "'°~'*‘ LONDON. Nov. 7-An Aus'l0-Ar- ‘oi freight rules and tran.=portction‘he sow the dems” just befme gh, delivered oy the Premier, non. nr. ledge any were cloud." ‘British Government to seriilrw Zac; zgreement Wu. roi- ' ‘

W. J. P. MacMillan, Hon. G. Shel- Mutilated and partly clothed, tho ml Y U1 9 Unisht when Sr

ton siisrpe, Minister at Public body of is-year-old iviuud Asceli Pay $7’500’000 on John Simon. Secretary for Forelan .X I I

Works, Hon. Thomas Macrlutt, was found in the freezing waters of Wal' DebtB‘ 0 Wed Affairs, and Ambassador Malbran

Minister of Agriculture, His Wor- Gaspe Bay more than a week ago 0 States. of Argentina exchanged documents ---

°‘":;t:;"~ lf- M- :;;;;e;;‘;:;.:;°“..f;“;:e...:'“;i: -_ . . . . Leads

L98, Mr. 00180 C all Oth- V 5 Y 9 ___ C bl __ 9 9' 9 men. 58113 ll ‘

ers. An excellent musical program the rate of Mnnluerlie was a foot Ngydlsliitgér Eatfgm May and relating to British ment ment t? Ylctory to has been arranged. f01md Wedge!! in the Sh0~l'l<'i00lll0d are in default on their wapdebt imports and frozen credits, has 0llSt 0 Brien Fl'0l`l'\

The followng is the complete f_»:;=;-1;-Mfr; -1 .--_<=; lt been in Operation for some time. Ma oralt ffice list of swords made to date. <C°11t1m1°d vu Peso 10) P°Y'“”“‘~‘ W ‘hal “kid 1333?; Reductions in the Argentine tariff y y 0 '

Great Britain w ms. “token” Dovment on Dec 15 when

creditor, and will not regard Great

,md me w0u,~_ded marked H chin' Britain as being in default in any (Canndim Press) ment _oi Postmaster General James may elect-on day in Km,_ucky_ Way YARMOUTH, N. S., NOV. '7.-Driv- A. Farley, ra.n far behind the stocky

_ \ on to their bouts by flames after the Laguanila and only slshtly ahead

mendment am on sme Issues sch MAKES STATEMENT motorship Nova V ran aground near of Mayor John P. OBrien.

- Seal Island in a dense 108. Captain voters in most c0unUes_ Nevma Cha_mbe1-Iam. chancellor FI‘€8ll'l&l1 A.l1ClCI‘S0ll Bhd his Crew Of SUCCESSFUL CHALLENGER

The ni-51, violence reported was in oi' the Exchequer, made me an, eight landed here tonight and said Lllguardia, r'rst successful chal-

Lousvillc where Hugli Childs, 50 nourlcsment in the House of Com- a negro D,,mw.Bt| was shot to mans when it ,,e_assem,b1ed today' Fire broke out while they were John Purroy Mitchell was elected death in an Mgumem with other 55 me President simultaneously trying to refloat the craft. The mayor in 1914, polled between 40 negrces near a po`llng place. A sus- made a s'mllar statement in Wash- ct was uest’<med but no formal lngton idly and f°l'°¢d the nine men t0 flee With only 242 districts missing out

pe q ` ' for of t charges made. Referring to the debt converse- ' ° Y' °f 3»342» U19 V019 WH-'41 OVID” 550.'

'rh ll S681 IBIS d lil lh ' ~

'rl-im mon were iiiileo and two tloiu just concluded in washington “Y “M ed “ ° 321- Lfllllwfdia 799.287. McKee 566.- wounded critically at Layman in the ghgncoum- gm; ‘.1¢,`1m5 un- Md” md We” b"°"5h* f° YW' 017-

the Harlan County coal llf'1dS~ fortunately not proved possible to t Near Hopkinsville, in christian ,each ,m agreement gm- ,, nm; 3”" °U°° *'h°"'- cvssful in electmg Bernard s.

County, Lloyd Marquessn 22, was settlement Hu Mueéw-5 Govern. Th°<NUVH V1¢f5Y*1l`m°Uth 385% EV' Deutsch President of the Board of

stabbed four limes when he inter- mum “Mani” hqwevef ma dim. enum' but helwy wind' 51°w°d 1"" “md Ln B q,,,,n~¢.] at 9, polling aumes which ex." at me present md U16 WHS .lult off the Island when (Continued on Page 10) councils of the iiatiims.

plllié. H15 8.'l9g0d Bdsdlllht WM 8, n?o!:;nE;ruc`k about 1 ______.. .: ~.>-<~~,. ,___

Dulce Hall Thursdou evening, No-

_ _ (Cdntin d Pa 10) ' '

negro ue on ge O edb Emeral Ban

- 4

vcinber 9. E1liott's orchestra. Ad- mission 35 cents. 2485

"Concert and Donoo in Urrsnd

View Hail Thursday, November Btn. Admission 20 cents. Ladies with boxes free. 2538. -.___

, "Dance, Malobonold Consolidat- ed School 'Thursday waning. No- vember Dth, B. 1. I- Ulvhesilro. Aid hoohoy club. lubollllllosltl. 2484

"Annual Hsllowo'0n 'ho ond

Bazaar in aid of City Hospital in Holy Name Club Holi, Wednesday and Thursday afternoon, November lth and 9th. 2310.

“Lecture "Experiences in Scand-

inavia" by Prof. Chow md pro-

gramme in Clyde llivor Holi, Friday. ovomber 10th, I p. m. ll not fine. November Iitll. Admission loo and leo. 2403.

"A meeting of Cornwall Farmers

Institute will be held in Cornwall

I-toil this Wednosdéi wooing at 3 o'clock sharp. members re-

ossodéhkl Q

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4 ' ll.

KENTVILLE, N. B., Nov- 'l- and heavily upon the welfare oi

s from various sections of evo economic octivit ." o Wfmed 112180115 Said they bfliflled

3262:-itimo Provinces were as- Ileyadlng executives vllero in con- Fa ta I Injured the German leader had requested

hero toni ht prior to the ference late i:on°'ht ma ing out » s the Italian chieftain to call an in-

gglllnlzgwmormw Iii tho 35th an- o suggested omni; for Zips Mari- Baardlng Tfaln tes-national disarmament confer-

nual convention of the Maritime time 'Transportation Commission. .___ ¢n0¢~

Board of -mule. soon to in mind miter dmblnd- ioanuilsn ri-our 'ras official version oi inc nnt-

Diseueeioil of transportation rate! mmlnt in 1001. SYDNEY, N. S., Nov. 7,-His arm fer- as related by I B0l’€mU\¢\1l

in the Maritime Provinces will be Roviowllll Plbllloml in be dis- gud leg severed by wheels of ostring °0mm\ll1ldU¢, WGS!

0,, ,mln topic, it was indicotedousssd, Pnsidmt M. T. Avsrd oi oi psm cars, Matthew xiely, 31, died "The head of thc government tonight by 1"- McClure Solsnders of /lmhmt, said what the mi-ilime in hospital today. Klely. employed receive-vi nt vt-ncaa ruiiioe im-

salnr John. N- B.. Honorary Sw- Provinces most need is unity. by the Dominion steel and cool mann wiihelm Gocring, German ,

fetgfy, who described the conven- "Working together," he said, "the Corporation apparently loot his Minister without Portfolio, who disarmament conference in Gen- 1 ‘Mer écumvm tion as one of the most important people of New ll-umwick, Nova footing while attempting to climb consigned to him s letter in which evo/is knmvin io have irritated Wm: h”__umnl “mlm M. 'gn the history of the organization, Scotia and Prince Edward Island aboard the train. A coroner des- Chancellor Hitler thanked him for Premier Mussolini. although he ad- ii,“rur,ikid!|»+!inim_t§;r:rii4iM Tmmenuu -hooves no psevious period mf alll oowlnpllsh peg gimp, .lcrlbed dvlth .ll l°¢l4=nt\l, i the work he lisa done ln mor ot,,vieed au concerned to keep calm- 1,09., nl; ¢um'.,, 2__ui ,. ui. ,

I

Meets In Kentville Ioday °° v Sr»r»=

Company and used a collecting fish (Associated Pressl

. (C,,,,,,d|.,, png) hu Mm imma with ,O many to market. She was registered in ROME, Nov. 'I-Prenlier Musso-

problems that bear so definitely

lgations. which numbered 216.

In addition 120 investigations were

made under the Excise Act and 233 under the Customs Act.

In Charlottetown alone, during

the month of September last, 167 searches of suspected premises were

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made, resulting in sixteen prosecu- _l\_\1H1._'R,§T, N_ 5 Nw 7_.M,.e,_.

tions and sixtccli convictions. In mg in (-10 00 auf.. ,...c,, h.,-,_ ,0_

October the searches numbered 101, day 10,. p ,..,,,.;§ ;_»,._,, \B.,,,,S_ _ .

S¢iZUl`8S 13, C0llViCti0l1S, 10. wick, Neill scolia ull; Prime Ed-

In Summmsldc the *comm 101 mi ward is ilu il ,s<-.isfezl qirst oil. Oi

some Period also Show erect activity lvi.v iiiniu in-il. .i mai lluci- lt il <1 `

on the part of R. C. M. P. Forty he ;011Qw1,,g ,~,,~,,,d S ,,-(.,,,,{,,,. A searches were mad” in O°l'°ber» 79'* "The con izv re 01 P.'cm.ei's of .

sulting in six prosecutions and four me M,,,.5, mf ,»,,_V _LH ,,.(,a\. “_

convictions. In September the greed mm UN. i1,..,,,.,p;,,.L.,,,0u ---

searehes numbered 90, the- seizures 13, convictions 1.

The R. C. M. P. stall at Char-;

are divided into police detachments `r and Customs and Prohibition squads, and continued raids are, made to different point: through-` h out the whole Province. In addition, patrols are out practically daily. For example in October last, twenty-

100 miles, were made from Char-

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executive lou eil in New Brun wick and l'.'iilce Edward I-land W considl-' . e proposal at an earl

four patrols, covering s, total of 1,- d,,,¢._

"The Preniers discuss. d Vario

` " " ""‘ ‘ “** ***‘“"*‘* W > f"***- -"*;__T_;';';_i_Y>__;<-_l < . . ' . _ ,

Comliiission rlloilld ,lie reliabllit-f Tm. dean, of Mt Malcolm MaC_ ated; that the illii-c l\iuz'it:inc1,@0d_ V0,-mm River' age 73 occup

Province Goveriiir :its s1.ou.d as- lottetown, nuniherillg sixteen men,'515, in ,, 11,15,-_.,_,,; \,.,,_,._ Sum red Suddenly yesterday aftcmom

"1" oil the road near Brad1ey's Mills,

aiigclrciiis to be made aficr tile Mmview_ A Coroml.-5 jury empam

matter had la in pi‘esellit<l to the neued to inquire into the eau” of Governments. Already Nova Scotia death found that death was due ta

as agreed to this proposal but the natural can E

il The inquest was conducted by _V Dr. L. B. McKenna, coroner, and

was held in Jenkins Bros, Under. taking rooms. The .lurymen were Gordon Crane, Lee Crane, Chests!

Us Johnson, Wm. Masters, Leslie Mac-

asgg of the ,puma of H1( Md,.,_ Lcod, Wm. Drake, Edward Stewart.

Disc usscs Claims

time Prcvlnces and their lelation' F°“1' Wi'-"B55" WCW Called- Th” to the Federal gm-emm.,M_ out were Dr. J. T. Collins, Vernon Riv- oi this discussion came reference to 91'. Mfalmlm MHCMDU. Vernon Riv- the subsidy payniflr'-i now being er, Forrest Clow and Albert Mao- made by Ottawa to the tluce’Le0d

under s supplementary agreement

i

Tammany Hail was humlbled to

an Independent with the endorse-

their ship was a total loss, longer of the Tammany tiger since

flames mood through the wood rap- uno 45 per cent of the total vote.

mouth by a boat that went out from The fusion fomcg 5150 we,-0 3,10.

< mHlff€1'S H uCmllY¢ "~“"YIlJf2!isation`laiter fell on the mad. The deceas-

due the Mxirit me Provilzces in lieu

"To summarize tile views of the

Maritime Prcml».rs, the conference

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CLASS I F I V E an instalment or sllmoollooo ‘aus cams into force at midn ght' NEW YORK' Nov' 7.-(C-P.)_'0F

I

BLACK AND EXTRA DMU( due. v _

The Wyman, of $7,000,000 will be n ght for the first time in 19 years

Sec. 1 Male whellwd previous io made 0, Umwd sm” currency' at by a powerful fusion movement. uint

1932 1 sw t in Florello I-1. Laguardis as

U S presently a\ghtly deprecated in el’

s s germs of the pound ,tel-1mg_ Thai Mayor of New York and gave fusion

h United States will accept the “to- A control of the important board of

L0UISvIL1E_ Ky__ Nov 7_He,_,,y ken" payment without prejudice to estimate. I

the case of either the debtor or -Y0S€Dh V- MSKCP. YUIIHUIS as

By Louis P. Lochrlcr, Associated Press Foreign Staff BERLIN, Nov. 7.-~(A.P.l-In il

message directed to lllilliolls of workers eoilsoiiclaied ilito li glguliiiie labor front the Nazi Trade Union Commissioner, Robert Ley, appealed today for a. "solid barking' for chall- ceilol' Hiller" in Snii<ia_\".s elections.

"Our honor insllt bc rr-.stored ns,"

Ley told them. "Ulialiiiiious ap- proval for the governineiits policy will restore German laborers in the eyes of the world.

“With honor _vnu are workers;

without honor you are slaves."

At the polls Gwiliiiii voters are

expected lo do two things:

Vote yes on the Hitler slate for the

new Reichstag;

Endorsc the foreign policy of the

Hitler Government, especially its

\its llisisteilce upon equality in the

withdralval from the League of Na- tions alid the Arms Conference, and

Pierre in ballast when the mishap

‘B/Iafitinle Boafd Trade uoounsu. New Disarmament Parley

Until two years ago she was own-

from Nova Scotia ports for shipment

t. John‘s.Newl°undIa.l1d. iiui received ii letter from caan-

-- cellor Hitler today, and weil-in-

......"";.......i..‘,“;.. ....?.....“..§i".§“.i Hitler Reported Seeking

the equitable iegilliltlllll of inter- national relations, nnd explained the position nsslinierl by the Gcr- man goverimlent ill riefcrellcc to disarmament, which Minister' Geer- lng illustrated in rl long and cord- ial conversation."

Little as ii. said, the communique

created considerable interest for whatit did not say. Ordiuarily. such aniiolmcemeilts conclude with a statement to the eiiect that the

| fini tlw .

who but 4° wleio , 'flu iron in ‘lat Kitchen New His A 0ll\l(\lh'r~_a who ages li oN 'tilt

Qotr Counsel

Dtaiesmen had found themselves in agreement. In this ease, that] statement was noticeably lacking. | Gennllnys withdrawal from the

ed had changed his cours sta

9. l U'

of land grants made to the \vestei'n`ger@d and fem me W-“mess had Pmvillccs. lbeen about 150 yards away. When

he got to the body it was appar- ently lifelesi. 1

'P_;'”":;Z'*_`“”*“"`__"°i Dr. coniiu testified that titers

were no marks on the body, ex- cept some bniises on' the face, which had been received in the fall.

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Strong winds and gales: cloud!

with svme mln or probably pori snow.

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