NOVEMBER 14. 19033

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AUCTION SALE

. . To be sold by public auction

THURSDAY, NUVEMBER \l5lll. "AT, ONE O_’CLOCK

On the premises at 301 Kent Street, Charlottetown, large residence formerly occupied by the late Hon. James D. Stewart. This is one of the finest residences in the City, well situated, in good repair and with large grounds con-

taining three-quarters of an acre of land. Also at the same ‘A

time a quantity of furniture including piano, sewing machine and bedroom furniture. Inspection of the premises

Stock Quotations

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WorldCountries Pay Ho m age “To War D e a d

His Majesty remains indmrs as cold London fog greets Arm IJIBG Day. \ ._..

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MONTREAL, Nov. ll. - Solemn cerempny, interrupted in a few eases by demonstrators against war, manked Armistice Day services in many countries Saturday as the world remembered those who died in the Great War.

I.n the Empire's Capital the Prince of Wales led the ceremonies at the Cenotaph on Whitehall. The King

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contracted the cold that led to his grave illness.

OTTAWA-Jinder a sombre winter l SKY and with Parliament Hill cover- ed with fresh snow, Remembrance Day ceremonies in the Dominica's Capital were probably the most sol- emn tlud striking witnessed.

The carillon o! the Peace Tower llealed as Lord Bessborough, accom- panied by Prime Minister Bennett, proceeded to the Memorial Chamber where His Excellency deposited a, wreath on the Altarpf Sacrifice.

PARIS-Premier Albert Sarraut raised the voice‘ of peace amid the blare of bugles, the tramp of soup ers, the thunder of cannon and the echo of Parliaments warnings of WEI‘.

made a last-minute decision to re- main indoors as the observance was carried out ill a coldygroy London fog. Hon. G. Howard Ferguson,‘ Canadian High Commissioner to the, United Kingdom, laid a wreath at. the cenotaph in behal.‘ of the Do-. miiliOll.

At Ottawa, on Parliament Hill, the carillon in the Pence To\vcr ush- ered in the traditional two imitates‘ silence. The Governor General, Lord Bessborougll, accompanied by Prime NIlIIlSLSI.‘ R. B. Bennett, de- posited i1 wreath on the altar of sacrifice ill the Memorial Chamber»

In Paris, warnings of war sounded amid the pleas for p.acc; at Wasag lngtun President Rooscvtnt led a so1- _ enlll gathering" at the tomb of the, unknown soldier while in another’ section of Arlington Cemetery the, Canadian Minister to the United States, Hon. W. ‘D. Hcrridge, lnid a- wreuth at the loot of the cross of Sacrifice, dedicated to the Ameri- cans who fell witll the iorccs in France; at Cambridge Uni-,

monstraled; Day was observed ior the first time.

LONDON--A cold. grey fog drap- ed the cenotilph on Whitehall as a mighty gathering led by the Prince of Wales paid tribute to the Em- pire's war dead.

Queen ltlary watched from an ad- jacent balcony as the Prince deposi- ted a wreath of poppies at the foot

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Eastern locals, 2c. per ward;

Events, 2e. per word; Classified, 2c. per word; In Memoriam Notices, 70a per inch; Lists oi Floral and Spiritual Oder- - Inga, Cards. elm. 4c. per name; Letters oi Condolence. 70c. per inch; Notices or Thanks and Appreciation, 70c. per inch

or 4e per word. Other rater Minimum Charge for any cents.

anrst-zo p"... word. three m- lertions for the price oi two. strictly payable in advance.

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STORE TO LET — 1M GREAT _

George Street‘. Apply 146. 2570

TO LET-FRONT R001“. GROUND floor, furnished or unfurnished- 156 Cumberland Street. 2673.

Miscellaneous

i??? our Y1 oovlinNMaNr: Job. Free Booklet. The M. C. C. Ltd., Toronto 110.) 542.

Canadian ‘ a week ago.

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Central Guardian locals,

The Premier, dedicated a statue oi the late Aristide Briand, sounded a, call tor "peace through European understanding“ and vigilance at the same time.

Asscrtions were made in the Chamber of Deputies that Germany is “an infernal machine, menacing Europe," and that the Reich alleg- edly is re-arnllng “an lnvfilblt

of the eenotaph. The King remain- . ,lut llnrvt-slt-r ... ... . count of the inclement weather; it Xi" 1“*"'"l' was recalled that it was during such ' weather five years ago His Majesty, w", l

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U S lt-ibltci» MONTREAL, Nov _I.'5—lil'llisl1 aull ll s at,“ {an-lira exchange in relation lo iln.» \';|n-|,|i|i|" Unutlduu dollar. as complied by the 1v. Nilllgllnl “Uylll Blink or Canada closed today \\'oillw,.r.h as folowsp-

Argencna peso .4077. Aurtnlla puuud 4 0530. Austria strlliliiug .1827. lii-jgluul beigil .,.'.L'l0. Iiruzil mllrrls .080}. iinlgill-la lcv .0224. (‘hiua l-Ioug Kong dollars (fzochns ovilkla cro\ n .041 In-nninrk krone . Finland finlnnrk From-e franc .0028. (ierlnnuy rofchalilark ..' . Uncut Iiritilin pound 5...

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South Africa pound 5.1224. Spain peactn 1304. Sivellcn kwlle tzofnnil franc .3100. 1i Suites dollar 7-10 per omit dist-mini. NEW "0ltI\'_ Nov ‘lJt—-(1\P)—l~‘or u-hnnm firm, Great I ‘

LIVES TOCK

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WASHINGTON-President Frank- lin D. Roosevelt symbolized Amer-' tom's tribute to her war dead when he stood with bowed head at the tomb of the unknown soldier in, Ar- lington‘ Cemetery. Mr. Roosevelt's naval aide placed a w.eath of pink chrysailthelnums on the grave. Mrs. Roosevelt "laid a wreath of yellow chrysanthenlums.

BERLIN+Gcrmany does not ob- serve Armistice Day, symbol of he. humiliation before the allied for- ces.

ROME-Italy observed the Ar-i mistlce in the Austro-Italian front I-Iolvever, she celebra- ted King Victor Emmauuels 64th

Is This Prophetic?

For Sale: To a kind master, full grown, domesticated tigress, goes daily walk untied, and eats flesh from the hancL-Ad in a Calcutta paper.

in Advance

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on applications. advertisement twenty - flvo

For gale

FOR. SALE - ALlf-‘TIUN l-‘ORTY- Flve, Bridge and Whist Score Cards. Guardian Central - Job , Prlntery Nov. l-tf l

GRAVENSTEIN APPLES 75c PER

bushel. Also Macintosh Apples.

F‘. S. Reeves, Southpol

FOR BALE - ONE HUNDRED Barred Rock pullets, 75c each. Frank Ramsay, NtdllmllOlldfllll

GABBOARD SUITABLE F01! lining outhouses. etc. 1c per sheet. Guardiartolllce ti’.

FOR SALE — AUCTION FOIITY- Flve, Bridge and Whist Bcorel Cams. Guardian Central Job Prlntery, Nov. l-tl.

Falvara nBKFrILJIQTNlfERGAR- _ - ._ _ ,_ _. tens pay. We start Y0“- Tlle ion saiu- sufirsniifl: 1111a _ wit-Hi. ‘if Il-tgr-l ‘lit’- ilikfyi-ii Canadian Kindergarten Institute. and Ewm Am“ nodd‘Milgon_ ti,“ l“ 3+9‘ - iyrlni.” . -;, Toronto <10. - , “Q41; 2614. ,,,_,,, q ,,,',_,' ‘;,",1,~- "ix" ‘—~m'_‘ "q 4 "— ' -"*" y till-i llrlwvuli» . ... WANTED-MEN WHO THINK yo]; gALg on To RBNT_.5]X "u!" Illllddlljlillllll .. that our economic system can be mom cottage, bath and garage. " will,“ , improved. It’ so write P. O. Box 172 Sydney 5L 2703 a ‘ p: I‘ “Mn. H“ I. 104. All letters confident-M- T101 "mrr-"i ' T." "‘“ ‘ t-I-l-n-lki-ul . - '"—-_——"‘ ‘U m FOR SALE -- AYISHIRE COW. . Male Help Wanted mghtgleg rig:- wth. algvgailwionés EIZLIQISL, .' - -l:.- ‘rt-s ... ... i week: Frcdeflgeo? r2653 M A 41 Hiltlllrilllll , waNran-a MAN ro worn: ON _-_ ~ _: _ IltlmnY .

term. Earl Ings, Mt. He bert. 2706 ==:=:._._ _...

BECOME EXPERT BAlmlll through our special low cost course. Hundreds oi’ successful graduates. Wrlta Mole“ Barber College 0'73 Bnriginlrtionw Halifax.

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Boarders Wanted m ii5 oi

245 Queen Street. 3939

Wanted . arm‘. rant ierably heated. Apply "B," . Guardian. 3090

FOR SALE-BLACK AND TAN Box Hound, Live years old. Catches foxes alive and uninjur- ed. A resl hunter. also good watch dog. Price $40.00. N. May- hew, Albany. P. E. Island. 2811

Female Help Wanted

WOMAN WANTED 1'0 SEW F01! us at home. Sewing machines necessity. No selling. Ontario Neckwear Company. Dept. 1.47,

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by the Carnegie

Address On

LibraryMovementh

AtRotary Clubl

The Prince Edward Island Lib-

rary Demonstration was the subject eventual“. it W111 be 0pm, o“ that lllflte l" ill" 5ll'°'l'-*"$ 11101111111 ‘it books. ‘Phi. wick of r

of an interesting address at Rotary luncheon yesterday by Miss Nora,

Cameron Block

Representatives ':

A. W. ildmonds Chilrlotteiown

Assets A over $1 i 7,000.00

HUGHES.

Li. Gallant. Bloomfield C. R. Stavert, Sumnlcrside

James Kiggins, Georgetown

additions t0 thc stuff will be need- cd, but the additional expense need be no greater proportionately than ‘n other parts oi the province- Miss Bawsoil was asked if the, library would be open on Sunday.‘ She replied “You are looking a, long way ahead, but I believe‘

clay.”

‘Rotarian Arthur Mould was in

‘ Batesm’ M' A" library dirvclor-J the chair yesterday and the guests, _ ,Miss Bateson suggested that a were B_ W_ “Page, ALLA“ W_ B, There was lzucn compctltliul l.

District Manager

Charlottetown, I’. E. I.

T. A. Keenan, lllurriiy‘ River A. L. Adams, Cardigan James Atkins, Mt. Stewart

WILL .'\'i"l'I-}.‘€D ROYAL \‘VI\"I‘F.IEVstrullltllts (‘lit ‘trl " '

I-‘AIR-Jfiila ltilsscs Mary Alonaghzln, the mggp; _., 0g n,_,-,L,_».,. “m; m (laughter of All". Wiiliunl P/Iorlfflzzln, Llzc cesulw, Hazelbrook. and Elsie Luinl, c Alzzizlulc Ctlflt‘ l>.~_.;n_.; t,

-. ‘Then ' 1k. The 20 3101112.; lll(‘il sit clmm wit: .1» 10 young we 11:11 hold ‘choir pen- HLUK 1101A mos elite ol for tlm lltilfl '1 into tild Larvnts

tcr of Mr. Ernest Luna], Bsthvl, re presenting the Mount Iilcrbert A_ shire Call‘ Club, leave on Saturzl y for Toronto, when tin-y will D8ltl(3-‘gj;§ pomp 0.1.,» m, -

events ‘under the z viou of the Canadian Council of .\-1§,..‘ and (11th! Club Work. at lhv R(ly£11Wllll(‘l'FIlil‘.

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scicnce draws broath astonishing c.\ shadowland winre sczwnct: into the unknown.

number of Rotarians be added to cotton, and M”, H_ s_ Hemlm-sm, U19 Cll-lbsdllls Ifi-lr 101' m‘! ll lfllll, It is all done in cquatcns. the present library couunittcv- Ill the laspnanled contributing m, ,.,,_ 0f llllholdlllg Pl'l1l¢t‘l‘3<‘\\"-l1'fl I-‘lldllléli Marianne Curit-‘s eyc.» lb: them-

scrvice clubs run a successful re- pmgranp she was enwrup

gionai library.

The speaker. in the first part 0f ary, and the happy father. c. N.

munitles themselves.

She explained that the present movement is following along the lines of the County Library scheme in Great Britain. with a large central library from which books are being supplied to the various branches. She dwelt on the advantages of these various corn,-

munitles having access to the large '

and varied list o: books in the cen- tral library, especially when pat- rons require information on any special subject.

Branches have already been Opened at Montague and Souris and partly at Alberton. In ijhegg plnccs from 800 to 1.000 books will be kept. The whole object behind the library movement is that the public may get what they want to read on any wwlrthuihilc subjects.

The technical books for the cen- tral library have already been sel- ected after consultation with a number of firms in this city. Lit- erature on oyster culture including copies of all pamphlets, etc. have been selected on the ildvice of Dr. Needler and Hon. Mr. Sharp.

She than explained what has been done ill regard to enlarging the public library ln Sumlnerside and suggested that, when the larg- er public library is established in Charlottetown, that it should be open two or three evenings of the week to accommodate those

who are working during the day.‘ also on Saturday afietrnoon and evening More equipment and some

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