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MATINEE 315-180, 260.

Ghosts I And Gold

Gold, romance, thrills and Bhubts rc mixed in exciting proportions “Htillllllid Gold," distributed by jtagyupll, Inc. starring John gync, now at the Capitol Thea- , Laid in one or Calitornials m _ “ghost towns," once roaring .i ' lucs of the gold rush days, is story oi n haunted mine and n abandoned town suddenly come . liic again, promises to be one oi

PRIIIGE EDWARD —— IIIIW

83mm»: m... “$3.953 KENNEDY. ‘

MICKEY MOUSE MOYCLYDE COMEDY MUSICAL BEVUE

'i'llriils in New J ohn Wayne pwestern

NIGHT ‘I b Eli-fie, 31c, 15c.

MAY

Mixed With Big

Wayne's most popular Leon Schlesinger is the producer, with a cast including Sheila Terry, Erville Alderson, Harry Woods, John Phince and Blue Washington. New Serial. The New Serial "The Hurricane Express" will be welcome to the serial fans. Action is the keynote and there are thrills aplenty (n each succeeding chapter. Be sun: and see the first chapter today.

pictures.

Seed Cleaning P l a n t F o r Charlottetown

Recently a numbcr o! interested ed growers met and orga lzed I mpany to be known as The 1s- nd Seeds, Incorporated. It, is the llention o! this company to use in: building formerly owned by ‘te P. E. I. Grass Seed Growers 'hich has slrce been taken over. nd it is understood that machinery . now being installed which wil capable of cleozxing Bent Grass eed, Timothy seed, Clover seed. ‘ rnip seed and [he different var-v ties of grairs. l Ths plant will be under very ei< ricnt management and supervis- n. The President of the organiza- on Mr. W. H. MacCu-egor of t .who has been a director of he Ciinivilazl Srezl Growers‘ As clatou iwi- a nuinbir of years and as also livid a position on the Do- on'nion Advisory Seed Board. he Vice President is Mr. E. B. cLarcn or Georgetown who has e1 n. dll‘l‘l“lll‘ 0i the P. E. I PO- '= to Growrrs’ Association cvnr since . Qrgnnznlioil. The Secretary, Mr.

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Surprise Soap, l0 bw

Wheeler And Woolsey As uuadleal convicts

Bert whee-er Hm Robert W001- sey have taken the grim uacaglcurld oi a penitentiary anu turned it into a. circus in RAU"I1aQ.\°5 "hula ‘Em Jail", now at the PrlhCC adlvard ineatre.

In "hold-‘Em Jail", Wheeler and Woolsey pone some goou-natued iun at the ‘convict-cuddling sys- Lem in vogue in IIlJlly prisons. in the cells to which Bert and Boo are assigned, are radios, feather beds, hot and cold running water and room service tor caviar and cock- tails.

Prison football teams, which will hold the sports spotlight this fail, also come in for some buriesque in this riotous comedy.

‘Rosco Ates, Edna May Oliver, Ed- gar Kennedy and Betty Grable, a newcomer to the films, are featured in the supporting cast.

Excellent Short Subjects, Andy Clyde Comedy, a. two rcel Musical Revue and everybodys lavorlte Mickey Mouse round out are ilnc week-end bill.

Earl Foster, is also a lncnlbcr oi the Canadian Seed Growers’ As-i sociation and thoroughly famliar with the requirements of secd grad- ing. Additional directors are Mk2; E. I-i’. Howatt of Wiilslfre. Mr. W-. J. Reid of Kinkora azicl Mr. E. J. Bruce.cf East Baltic.

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DA Year of Greater Savings

i-Queenland Pickles lwl-

.he year.

A TREAT FOR TIIE SERIAL FANS. THIS ONE WILL HOLD YOUR INTEREST TO THE LAST CHAPTER.

THE "cuaacorrsrowbrcynlgolalsz,

isrocxs BONDS, QUOTA TIUN

EEIITRAL cuulnull

1m. aacurnablrs‘ ounce will be closed Ior a few weeks beginning January sui. 7430-1-8-31

CANADIAN NATIONAL Fox Breeders will receive 10x pelts at Revere Hotel Friday, January 6th. ‘ 7480-1-4-21

CORNWALL CHARGE, Jan. 8th. Kingston at l1 a. m. New Dominion at 3 p. m. Cornwall at 7.-—Rev. D.

K. Ross, Minster.

DIPHTHERIA IMMUNIZING CLINIC at West Kent School Fri- day, January 6th at 3.15 p. m. for children 6 months to 14 years.

' 7469-1-5-21

CHURCH SERVICES will be conducted on Jan. 8th at Hazel- brook at 11 a.m., Cross Roads at 3 p.m., Alexandra at 7 p.m. Rev. E. J. Chisholm, minister.

IIAMPTON PASTORAL charge—

The services tor Sunday, Jan. 8th, are Appin Road at I1; Hampton at W! I 3 and Victoria at '7. Sacrament of s” Ce n - , . D . i t I t. J hi1 the [lords supper at Hampwm’ Church of Christ Sunday, Jan. 8th, U19 Rev l’ J°l a ° 5 ° 5

Rev. G00. Ayers. Minister.

SUNDAY SERVICES-For the

New Glasgow Church of Christ are

“'5 “Hows: ‘ of Charlottetown P. E I. who act- a. m. evenng 7.30 p. m. The aiter- 1221325 Rsgmulmz‘ ,1“? Master l ed as best, man ‘m, M; Macaulay

I - . ers, ensu Ol , ere ‘ ' noon serv.ce .in the Cavendish. g g I w lalso Sang no pron“: Me" during

Morning worship, ll

Church at 3 p. m. Wm. G. Qulgley, Pastor.

IIOLIDAY VISITORS-Mrs. Nor-

maii Montgomery and Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Jenkins of Bedcquc, and Henry Mloysc. medical student housie University, were vsitors at

at Dal-

he Parsonage, Cornwall '_during

the holiday season. There is always

a glad welcome for Bedcquc people i“ the Parsonage at any time or otlice Friday and Saturday who rc-

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HEAVY ANIMAL — Mr. Wilson Adams. Sea View, killed a, 2 1-2 year old steer which dressed 640 pounds.

BAPTIST SERVICES-Services of 'I‘ryon Baptist Church, Sunday, Jan. '8th: 11 a. m. Tryon; 3 p. m. Bon- shew.

USEFUL CALENDAR — The Guardian has received from W. A. Johnstone, Montague, a fine cal- endar {or 1933.

CLYDE RIVER-On Sunday, Jan. 8th, the service in the Presbyterian Church. Clyde River, will be at 11 a.m.

NEW LONDON GROUP-Presby- terian Church in Canada, services ‘on Sunday, Jan. 8th, will be as fol- lows: 11 a. m. long RJver; 2.30 p. m. Clifton: 7 p. m. Granville.

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Pivotal New York Stocks

I (Canadian Pull) Slur-kn Allied lfiielnlral . . .

.\m Smelling Am Tel and Tel Anaconda Atchison Auburn Motor (f l‘ It ..

(‘use Chesapeake and Ohio .

North American ... Pub Rcr N J ... Radio .. .

. mer and spent the months iii’ July

and August with her daughter at’

Brighton Beach, Charlottetown. MACAULAY-ELLIOT-ThB m3!’-

riagc oi’ Mss Emily Gladys Elliot.

or Montreal, daughter of Mr. and

CAVENDISH PASTORAL charge Mrs. Henry Elliot, o! Harbor Bret?

church services ior Jan. 8th as tol- lows: 11 a. m. Stanley Bridge, 3‘

p. m. North Rustico. i

SUNDAY SERVICES-Prmchlng the Murray Harbor lat 7 p.m. Special music. Louis, Harris.

SANTA var. OMISSION-It is' , regretted that the names oi Master

inadvertantly omitted from the published list 0X Santa-Pals.

, BROOKFIELD-The services in iihe Brookficld congregation on

Sunday, Jan. 8th, will bc ns fol- lows: Hartsviile, 2 p.m.; Brooklicld, 3.15 p.m.. and Hunter River, 7 p.m., Sunday School, 6.15 p.m.

WE VVILL HAVE BUYER lll our

quires several hundred silver fox pelts to fill special order. Bring in your furs and receive highest market prices. G. R. MacQuarrie, Massey Harris Bldg, Charlottetown.

7508-1-6-11.

Y. P. S. MEETS—-'I‘he New Dom- inion Y. P. s. had n. successful meeting at Mr. A. K. McPhees last Friday night with twenty live members present and all enjoyed the meeting and the hour o! games at the close, and lock forward to the meeting at Hector McLean's on the 13th.

DEBATE POPULAR-The Y. P. S. at Cornwall are preparing for another debate on the subject Re- solved that the Telephone is o! more use to the world than the Radio. Those for the resolution are Sophie NewsomJamu Miller, Herbert Scott and Gordon McEwen, and those 0p- PO-ud are Max ‘rilompson, Stanley Murchison, Doris Crosby and Robert Boyle. The debate will likely be held on Dee. 17th.

LAID ‘IO lllST—-The filnefal 0f Ml! Mildred O. 00X left yGMP

EVERYDAY GOOD VALUES MEATS VEGETABLES ex-poliee sergeant Thomas Taylor. day morning on return to Guelph,

PEANU n ' which was largely attended, was 0nt., where she resumes her second

Mchreg‘ BUTTER park chops, Lb. 15o Jamie: Oranges, held yesterday afternoon (rom his year studies at the McDonald In-

Fnsucugfiijilfiiifig"""""""""""‘ 1 s u" z L," m, DM- 1m residence, o4 Gerald Street to stitute mei- spending the Christ-

a ‘ n’ ' Held l-flllwfi» Z l" 29° the People's cemetery. The Pill mas vacation with hfl’ Parent-H. Mr-

euu< MAOARONI 6 sliced Com"! Bwl- lune Tamil”. bearer; were: Messrs Donald Mc- and ma. c. M. Cox. ~

1 c u’- fic z Lb" 19c Kinnon, -Rcubcn Macdonald, Alex -_-__

3 z:ls7g:”bl|;:‘”'e'”i|;_‘ 25: Grapes, 2 Lb!‘ 25° A. McDonald, Murdock Ross, Jos. J. Mr. Urias McDonald. C. N. R-

GRAPE NUT FLAKES dmh Eating Apples, storey, and G. McEacher-n. Rev. trainman, left yesterday for Seattle,

2 PRII-w- c “n”? c“ D0!- - - - - - -- ' a” ‘ Carlyle Webster conducted scr- on buslnes connected with the

?,NOWFLAKE BAKING POWDER z Lb" ' “"5” m‘ ' a“ vices at the house ‘and grave. The order of Railway Tmlnmem. He

03W BRAND BAKING 809A 22g"! rum,‘ _ _ no 3g: c members. oi’ the Police Department was accompanied by Mrs. McDon-

1'u.. ’ ' attended in, a body while the Fire aid. Before returning they will

{RYAL YE Choice Qllllll? Department was represented by a visit Loo Angeles and other points

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P 6 (i BOA STANDARD P553: cmmr when I found my trouble ind left mo.

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Price 35c. x bottle; hg-gg d“ 55¢; gt n11

A. M. Douglas;

Bentley. The retiring president in his annual report commented on the enthusiasm with which tho

cess which accompanied their ef- forts.

and general stores; put up only by The T.’ Ltd, Ti, fig

on, Newfoundland, to Mr. Donald Angus Macaulay, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Bwerley Robinson lvlacauiay, oi Saint John, N. 3., took place yesterday at. 3545 Park avenue 'the ceremony being performed by

Unted Church. The bridi‘. who was unattended and given in marriage by an uncle, wore a gown o! cream satin with a tulle veil and carried orchids. Dr. Earl Robins,

the signing of the register". A res oepton followed at the Windsor Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Macaulay, after a short honeymoon, will take up their residence in Saint John. The bride is a graduate ol the

Antigoqnsh General Hospital, An- ‘

tigornish, N. S.—Montreal Std!‘-

Y'S MEN'S CLUB-The regular meeting o! the Y's Men's Club was held last night in the Y. M. C. A. It being business night and the ending o! the club year, Z-‘resldent Whit Bentley occupied the chair. He called upon the various mem- bers ol the retiring executive for their reports, which were well re- ceived and which concluded one o! the most succusiul yearn in the club's history. The Regional Direct- or ior Eastern Canada, Neil Mac- Lean, then proceeded to swear in the executive Ior the coming year composed of the following. Prel- ident, Ruel LePage; Vice President, Secretary, Fred Small; Treasurer, Roy Cudmoro; Scribe, Malcolm Irwin; Directors, George Craig, Alton Burke, Harry Cudmore and Past President Whit

members entered into all the club activities and the gratifying suc-

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MONTREAL, Jan. ."i A decline iii _ egg prices featured lb produce unil

ilulry market here tuiliil. 3‘ _ The mild weather vaused fl-esh rruded eggs In clrlotn or less to dip n,’ . ‘ruin one lo two centl l dozen. Ex- ‘ trnl at 82 to 33 cents and pullets at Ill In 27 cents were hnth dew! Q rem ltlllll! firsts at 2T to Di routs “"171: off imi- to trvu contra-Storage eggs in vllflfllfl or loss hold unchanged nl '.'ll-'__- to 2'.’ cents for ovlrnsy ling m 20 [lpnlg for firsts and 18 1-2 to 19 cents doz-

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Corn Products on tor seconds. To retailers fresh Eastman ... “kg! in cartons, were one two rent! "I"! llllwlflC PM"? (‘OPP . liirvvr while storage extras en-wil '1 (Ion Fonds .. Quebec Poll-or . "i"; u"; "nmgn ‘qrs’, and éwmufs lit.".i‘:'.".';;l..~ .. I3P3JT"A'.“’&.; '.T.‘.‘L'lié.‘"°" "m Int Nickel Wllllllllcg El Butter was easier due to quiet de- l h" mull" - mend, no 1 finest grass make losing .N Y Central .... a quarter of a cent at 211,4 cents I

pound. Rrcelpls were 4f) boxes. . Cheese was llllPllflflflfirl_ current On-

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ilrllfllfllfl N sh’; cunts, current (lnlurio rnlflffll at Ivlfllfualninu-Ifl-d‘ $113k“) tllllléwcrgllsnnnil curly (iiiturlo -- . u .. . “m, yum“. alowrnniln. Jan. s-uriuiil. llll(l‘ .,.“ " " " n" m" ’ "°‘“‘d' m’ y (' foreign exchange 1n relati t h ‘ "In; “w? 2" M“!- ‘Unsteritlmflzlerrp (“Human dam". u mmplllllli lily lhg, I??? Brunswick or Prince Edward Vanadium i. "twill Brink of Canada closed today! all ‘lyinunrlrgsin figltnmni 30mg" p” Westlnshouae B5 IOlIOWSI ' l-i-iiis liflll ‘Prince qurliiewnlll Woolworth argetnul?" m,“ _m._.s_ fgcgsrl tllllgllllbkllllll per I0 pounfhng, us rn a pound 3.0153. ° a ' - , Belgium iielgn .1562 Ilrnzil milrleIs .0847. (‘hlnn "on: Kvne dollars .2455. '—"___'_" rouca COURT-Yesterday glejfrgglrkvvlfrkllgeclrgyzn Awai- 0 . - . i n“ [H1108 rrinc . . morning a case against I, man gllllllnfltflnmnlgjlsagllm. charged with obtmmns I on Germany rnlchsmnik .211“). false pretenses was adyourned -un~ marl-ii: Rahal: pound 3.701s. N002 I‘ JIM“, , til tomorrow. A gasoline vendor {lemma fifrl.g'“_4_,h,lfi_ ‘ wand,“ “w”, charged with not paying license was irillllviurrlrv nengu-llm. ‘WNMPEQ- '7" ‘- II I! I'll l? . , adjourned one week. 11,“). |,"p_35-”_ 01.05] i-__ - npan yen .2365. J _,_ d, _ ,_ wni-iiti May lmn- July m‘; (m, sanmr BEREAVED-Jfhe sad sllxqvf-liiilina“li§.i:li5lz.i2is. ~ ,, , ' ncws of the death of her mother, %gil;lflriliy’lror'r>lneléll§ul. mfllflAlfl- M" -3/~- Jul! 294A: 0M- 1 . h . "" ’ Mrs. spicer or Brighton, England, ROIIIDAIIIA leu .0010. allnrlu: my 2MB: July "l: Oct was conveyed by cable yesterday to 232:: lgglfld 5mm ' Mrs. Geo. sherrerl. Mrs. spicer was Ewrllflfl k707i! zoos. M!!! Pl"!!! , . t. l il r . .2 l. a. visitor to this province las- sum- ,,‘,f,,,.','|" §{',,,,,'“,','§",,,l7 1m Doro,“ wlieiit: Na I lllirrl

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FHHICS silo 13-16: uiilv 5.115;; m-l- "P" m‘ I ""1 m‘: N“ 1 "P" Ellis: 13,37; Germany 931;; Gamma V2 food 15%,; Rein-ted 1:17;; Trnrl.‘

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III MEMORIAM

J. POPE CROSBY

Ou Wednesday, December 38th, the death took place of Mr. J. Pope Crosby at the comparatively early age of 65, after a lingering illness, born with quiet Christian resigna- tion and patience to the very last.

Mr. Crosby was l, life long resid- ent of Meadow Bank and a very valued and highly esteemed mem- ber c! the Cornwall Community, always taking a deep and practical interest in the problems and pro- jects that interested both young andold. He was also a valued mem- ber of the United Church at Corn- wall and took a great interest in the financial workings oi that or- ganization, being financial steward, and treasurer o! the Cornwall sec- tion ot thmchargo for many years,’ am hifpassing will be mourned by very many with whom he was u- sociatod in both community and church, but especially by the mem- bers of his own home, who most keenly feel their loss.

The bereaved are his widow, tor- marly w» Matilda, Hyde, two daughhrl. Mill Helen in training at the P. ll. I. Hospital, Miss inure. till quite recently teacher at the Cornwall Schwl.“ hid one son Roy, at home, also one brother, Wil- liam o! Ben Atomic, Texas, to all o! whom sincere sympathy will be ex- tended.

The funeral took place Tuesday, from his late residence to the Mea- dow Bank cemetery, the service be- ing conducted by his pastor, Rev. D. K. Ross, both at the house and grave, to which a very large gath- ering oi people attended to pay. their last respects to'one very high- ly regarded.