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llniry cows. Prices rrero stomly.

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and saws were cnsicr nt $3 to $.'l..10,

Seeking Ancient

King’s Treasure

Treasure which once belonged

to Alaric 1, thc King of the Visi- goths, wl1o held Athens to ransom and pillaged Rome in the fifth cen- tury, is soon to be sought by the Italian authorities. _

Funds for this search are ex-

pected to be set aside soon by the Italian Department of Fine Arts. According to ancient historians such as Marcus Aurelius, Alaric lies buried in a rock chamber beneath Ithc bed of the River Busanto, near Cosenza.

It was the practice of the anci-

cnt Visigoths to bury their kings beneath the beds of rivers, as At- tila, King of the Hans, was buried.

Excavations to discover the tomb

of A‘aric are to be made to recover :1 large quantity of precious stones, und gold arrfi silver objects, which the Goths gathered in their six days of - plundering of Rome and other Italian towns. These treasures, in- cluding a bnldachln fcanopyl made of solid silver, which was taken from thc ancient Lateran Basilica, are believed to have been buried with Alarlc.

VICTORIA CROSS SCHOOL

The following is the report of

Victoria Cross School for the months of August and September:

Grade X.-1, Alton Ross; 2 Billy

McKenna; 3, Florence McKenzie.

Grade IX,`-1, Margaret Mg.

Kenna; 2, Catherine McKenna and Louise Docherty.

Gradc VIII,-l, Kathleen Camp-

bell; 2, Wilson Ross: 3, Elliott Campbell.

Grade VII.-1, Leslie Campbell;

2, Stewart McKenna; 3, Bertha Nicholson.

Grade VI.-l. Rena Reid; 2,

Duncan McKenzie; 3, Catherine Campbell.

Grade IV.-1, Homer Campbell

and Lydia Campbell; 2, Harland Campbell and Eddy Callahan.

Grade. If.-1, Thelma Reid and

Evelyn Ross: 2, Ruth McKenna and Edna McKenzie.

Grade I.-i, Jack Campbell; 2,

Helen Campbell and Layton Camp- bell.

MANSION MAY ' accoiua nos'1-ai. St. Dunstan’s. the famous Lon-

don mansion which once was the headquarters for training war- blinded soldiers, may be converted into an intemational hostel for children. The School Journey As- sociation ia sponsoring the plan, and a third of the amoimt re- quired has been subscribed, most- ly by teachers.

When the liner Baltic recently

arrived at Liverpool, England,

M Ollt T60 I Earth- Stars

,matic filming cameras, the defect is

workers unloaded the 80205 bu' certain form and at once the g

LONDON. Oct. 24-There is in

North london a man who makes films more wonderful in their own way than any produced in Holly- wood. He is Mr. F. Percy Smith, and the "stars" of his productions are not human beings but plants and insects. For the past five years he has devoted the greater part of hs time to filming the life story of various plants. '

How plants become film stars is

best discovered by a visit to Mr. Smith's house, where you will find room after room serving as a film studio. Two greenhouses in the back garden have also been recon- structed and equipped for similar service. 'Each studio contains a special photographic apparatus for filming one phase- or other of plant life. Nearly all the apparatus is home- made, the maker having a gift, am- ounting almost to genius, for util- izing such varied oddments as gramaphone needles, bicycle lamps, pieces of cclluloid and scraps of tin!

The actual filming is so engin-

oeredi as to be completely automat- ic. It often takes as long as three years to portray the life story of a. plant, such as the fern, and obvi- ously you could not be turning the handle all the time! This system

iof taking pliotographs reveals the most amazing ingenuity.

‘Mr. Smith contrives to have the plant growing under perfectly nat- ural couditlons in a position facing the lens of the camera. To the camera is attached a clock which, instead of a minute hand. has a number of projecting pins, the number varying according to how many photographs are to be tak- cn each hour. If six photographs, there are six pins.

In, the path of the springs is a

spring contact and mercury bath. When a pin touches the spring. it pushes it into the mercury, there- by completing an electric circuit. The circuit starts a motor, which puts the plant in darkness by clos- ing two shutters of its case, lights up a set of bulbs inside, and then operates the camera. At the same time, the spring is pulled from un- derneath the pin and. allowed to return so as to be ready for the next pin.

With thc closing of thc, lens the

lights go out. the shutters open. and thc plant continues its exist- ance as before, receiving the rc- qulsite amount of air, light and warmth; All that is necessary to insure the continuity of the filming is to wind up the clock each night.

_ Sounding thc Alarm

It is interesting to note that if

anything goes wrong 1'-11.11 thc auto-

iqulckly known, for each one is fit- .ted up with a special alarm. so that should a spider wander into the mercury, as sometimes happens, or a connecting belt snap. the whole house resounds to the clang- ing of a bell. Many a time has Mr. Smith had to rise in the middle of the night to attend to film stars in distress.

The filming of moss is one of

the tasks upon which Mr. Smith is now engaged. He started by photo- graphing under a m‘croscope. at high speed the opening of the cap- sules or seed vessels. The sc/eds of almost infintesimal _size were then collected, and upon being sup- plied with a food consisting chiefly of agar, a Japanese seaweed look- ing like jelly, were placed o11 a glass slide before one of the auto- matic filming cameras. In this position they unravel their own at- tractive story.

For some days the seeds seem to

lie quite dormant. and then little rootlets appear and the seeds hav- ing found the right degree of mois- ture begin to grow space. As they grow their systems assume a curious twisted shape. the purpose of which becomes evident later.

When moss reaches maturity and

seeding time arrives. the mouth of the seed capsule lets out only a single layer of seeds at ' time. And directly s layer of seeds is dispelled. the twisted form of the tiny stem tums the capsule‘s mouth in ano- ther direction, there to scatter an- other mouthful of seeds. Moss is. indeed n fascinating, as well as an accomplished artist.

The sundew, one of Mr. Smith's

favorite film "stars," 905565563 great sensitiveness. Its leaves when magnified. are seen to be covered with tentacles, and as soon as an object touches one tentacle it im- mediately sends a message to its neighbors, seemingly indicating the

GEITRIL EIIIIIDIII

Thk la reserved lee news, but

advertisements of a ann character lilvbeinlertedatlherateoflo. per word, strictly payable in ad-

BUCCESSFUL TEA AND BA- ZAAR-The annual Halloween Tel and Bazaar held under the auspic- es oi the St, Charles Auxiliary took place last evening in the Holy Name Club..The function which was put on in aid of the City Hospital was very largely attended. The tea tables were w‘dely patronlzed, ,and the booths also drew a large crowd.

S'I1IPENDIARY MA.GIS'|'ltA’l‘E'5

COURT-A man charged with driv- ing. a car without a license was fined $2.00 and costs or 5 days, and f°l' 1105 Sl»0DP`I\8 after an accident was fined $5.00 and costs or 10 days when he appeared before Stlpend- iary Magstrate MacKinnon yester- day. Another party for not report- ing a motor vehicle accident was fined $5.00 and costs or 10 days. Two men. each on two charges of assault at Vernon, were fined $10.00 and costs or 10 days on each of the four charges. One of the de- fendants on another charge of as- sault to which he pleaded guilty was fined $1000 and costs or 10 days and in additon was bound over to keep the peace for six months. In default of bond, 20 days in gaol.

STIRLING INSTITUTE

The members of the Stirling In-

stituto held their October meeting at the home of Mrs. J. E. Fleming, Stanley Bridge on Wednesday ev- ening, October 12. with an attend- ance of fifteen members and four visitors. The members all expres- sed their pleasure at having their president, Mrs. Weir back at the meeting after her recent illness ir the P. E. Island Hospital. After the usual opening numbers and reading of minutes, etc.. the re- ports of the committees were heard. _The sick committee reported six visits made and fruit, etc., brought, also -1 visit from the stork at the home of one of the members. The school committee reported one vis- lt. made to the school. The new commfttees 'appointed were: sick committee, Mrs. Bennett and Mrs. I-I. Bulman: school committee, Mrs. Albert Hiscott and Miss Vera Mc- Leod, and program committee Mrs. Crawford McKay and Mrs. Weir. A general discussion followed on ways of raising money and it was finally decied to hold a hallowe'en party in Stanley Hail on October 31st, the following committe to make all arrangements: Mrs. Lorne

McEwen. Mrs. D. J. McLeod, M1-s._ J. Bolger, Miss McCabe and the principal of Stanley School. A pro- gram of music and singing and a read-’ng by Mrs. Holger preceded thc lunch hour. The November meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. Earl Henry when roll call will be f€Si>0nded to by paying annual fee. and Mrs. Wallace McKay, Mrs. Crawford McKay and Mrs. Weir will .serve the lunch,

DISQUALIHBD

In the Tug-of-War matches at the Forum Tuesday between the Pole Hawks and the team captained by Walter MacDonald, the Pole Hawks and Mt. Stewart rural are under- stood to have been disqualified by thc judges as men on both are al- leged to have lain on the floor con- trary to rules.

M_ BIRTHS

JONES-At the P. E. I. Hospital. October 22nd. to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones, Pownal, twin boys.

TOOMBS-At Mayfield, October 14, 1932, to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Toombs, a daughter, (Mabel Eliza- beth).

DEATH S

MACLEAN-At Clyde River, on Wednesday, October 26, 1932, Charles D. MacLean, in his 64th year. Funeral notice later.

COLE-At Il Argyle St., Summer- side, Oct. 26, 1932, Mrs. Elizabeth Cole, aged 77, widow of the late Thomas Cole. New london. Funeral notice later.

MUNN-On October 20th, at Marsh- field, Capt. Charles Munn, aged 90 years. ' Funeral Friday, October 28th at 2 o‘clock from the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Robert Wake- ling.

N D MacLean

UPTIMISM

Additional Details Of

Ailjourned Annual I Meeting Of C. N. S. F. B. Ass’n. At Sum- merside.

That the bottom was reached

last year in the depression so far as the fox industry is concerned was the opinion expressed by Mr. Fras- er, of C. M. Lampson and Cum- pany, New York, ag Tucsday`s ad- journed annual meeting of the

Canadian National silver I-‘ox

Breeders Association. Mr. Fraser considered it remarkable that in spite of world conditions the pclt market was cleaned up. Fox men must, not look for excessive prices, he said, but the demand would be better than last year.

Mr. George Myers of Fred. I-Iuth

and Co., also spoke along the same lines and said the silver fox fur in- dustry is here to stay, as in spite of fluctuations thc industry had held its ovm. Following are addiiicnaldciailsof the changes made in the constitu- tion of the Association at Tuc-sd.1y's meeting:

meeting was the keeping of regist- ered and unregistered foxes in the same ranch. This was very fully discussed, but with a few minor changes the article dealing with it was posed. , Considerable dlsciirsfon took

place with regard to the new rule that an adult female fox which has produced puppies that do not con- form to the standard for registcra- tion shall be subject io refinspec- tion although she had previously successfully passed the prescribed two consecutive inspections. This clause was finally approved of.

A new rule dealing with the nom-

ination of directors was introduced in the constitution, pro-.-idliic that no member, unless he is the owner of a ranch cf 1111101 bred silver foxes cculd .fit on the board. This led to considerable dis- ¢,,55i0,, as it was pointed out that many had foxes boarding o11t but did not actually own a ranch. Mr. L. T. Leeman of Salisbury N- B-> at present a director of the As"0c- lation, would. bc affected by this new rule: but 1|, was finally devld' ed that it was in the best interest of the majority of the members that the rule be adopted. .

Besides the change in the fiscal

year from May 31st to Dec 31 and the subsequent change in 1.110 (1010 of the annual meeting to the third Tuesday in January, a change in the notice w be sive" fc each member -was made from 30 L0 60 days. Notice of amendments mil-Sl be given ninety days in advance of general meeting.

Several new clauses were added to the constitution to comply Wm” me new Live some Pedigree Ml- Other clauses- were deleted as with changed conditions they W0” °f “° further use.

The new constitution was ab- proved by the meetini! Rnd P“s5"d' a few alterations being innclc at the suggestion of different ones present. Capt. John L. Read moved the adoption of the C0f1Si»lf\1U°“» Mr. Horace WriShf» Sewnding the

motion. Some slishi, chanses in *hc ms

were made on motion of Capt. John L. Read.

A motion that the directors re- main ss they arc was made by M11 P. G, Clark and seconded by C01.

Ulric Dawson.

W. A. Morrell of Amherst, was

appointed auditor for the Associa- tion at the yearly sum Of $135-

A vote of thanks was extended t0

Mr. Charles Fremont and to the members of the special committee. The directors as elected on Juli’ 13th as as follows: Messrs L- T- Leeman, saiisbuw. N- B-1 Capt- J- I.. Read, Borden P. E. I.: G. Slici- gon sharp, Charlottetown; Charles Fremont, Quebec City; F- W- 1"l'“' er' Calgary; W, H. C. Ruthvcn. Aiinton ont.: for 1-ear ¢X1>lf°S 1933- George Callbeck, Summersidc; Dr- A. A. Lockhart, Kensln8’\0“= Mal" A. S. Robertson, Mermaid, P. E. 1.3 Dr. J. J. Gillis, Merrlt, B. C.: L- D- McKenzie, Truro. N. S.: C. C- H01' man, Moose Jaw, Sask., CXDUCS 1934, Major G. B, S. Cousen. geo,-gemwn, Ont.; Edgar Rochette, Quebec ctw: s. H. coop. P00 El' gin, N. B.: C. C. Baker, Kensing- ton; F. G. Kennedy, Southport, P. E. I.: S. Kllnburg, Blrd's Hill.

from New York is carried 1a,ooo,- 1111111-e of the obiecr and whether- asmunna M°“ltf°b° 3 Y°‘"-“- ‘°’“"’°-‘ “'35”

000 apples. It was the first fnilt it needs their assistance or not. . President Mr. Cailbeck, Summer- eonsignment of the season from Mined giobuisa 111 nie ceu 11 me Charlottetown 1111.. side: vioe~1>res-. L. T- I»¢¢m°“_ P°f° nova scoua. Hundreds of me bus oi the tenime jump 111111 1 ""’“' W“°"“" min. N. B.: Sea -1011” S- Wright-

lob Bumm~rside -

ll

, .~ . ' Phone ll! ~ -

reis of apples and 6,188 boxes and ules in the adjoining cell assume 1 | Anwng those in 1\i‘~9"d°“C“ “i

bgggis or mursq fruit. the some form, whatever it may be | _..i._...___ the meeting were: Messrs W. H C.

The chief problem before the R

- 1

fxiussfn 111' ¢ °S¢ Fa. fox 11111111111 B111111111 1.11111. 20 -.1-

Red Labe|,25i...1. Orange Pekoe, 38";/.11..

or 4c per word. Other rates

RATE:-2c per word. _ three ln-

scrtions for the price of two, strictly payable in advance. . __M.__l___.`i_

Female Help Wanted

WANTED-LADY CLERK IN

country store. Apply Guardian.

5662-10-25-31.

To Let'

T0 LET-NO. II CHESTNUT ST.

Phone 408. 5655-10-25~tf

ROOMS T0 LET FOR LIGHT

housekeeping. Apply 139 Hillsboro St. 5672-10-26-31

OOM T0 LET - CENTRALLY located. Also Garage. Apply 181 Kent Street. 5685-10-27-31.

T0 LET-NOV. I5 H, FURNISH-

cd apartment &h all modern conveniences, centrally located. Telephone 566-L. 5699-li

T0 LET-FURNISHED BED SIT-

ting room with fire place. Also single bedroom, heated. and gar- age. Phone 626. 5700-10-27-31

TO RENT-2 ROOMS FOR LIGHT

housekeeping. Also garage. Apply Guardian. 5667-10-26-31.

Lost -

LOST - BETWEEN RAILWAY

wharf and North Wiltshire, truck tire and rim`. Finder leave ai. Guardian.. 5634-10-25-Bi.

LOST - IN CITY PAIR OF GOLD

rim glasses. Finder leave at Guardian. . 5635-10-25-31,

LOST -» CIGARETTE LIGHTER.

initialed E. T. Reward. Finder please leave at this office.

` 5678-10-26-31

Male Help Wanted

WANTED - A COMPETENT farmer. Write E. E., Guardian.

5670-10-26-21

-O-6-O4-O-O-O-O-O-O-O-0

Advertising ilates-Payable In Advance

Central Guardian locals, 4c. per word; Western and

Eastern locals, 2c. per word; -Announcements and Coming Events, Ze. per word; Classified, 2c. per word; In Memoriam Notices, 70c. per inch: Lists of Floral and Spiritual Offer- ings, Cards, etc., Ac. per name; Letters of Condolance, 701:. _per inch; Notices of Thanks and Appreciation, 70c. per inch

on applications.

¥¢-O4-9 *@%f§-f4**O%O4f*%Q

For Sale '

FOR. SALE, T0 LET, BOARD AND

room signs on hand at Guardian Office. tf.

#+--@_.____i.

FOR SALE - OLD PAPERS, I cents bundle. Guardian Office.

2-4-tl

CARBOARD SUITABLE F 0 II

lining ouihouscs, etc., lc pei sheet. Guardian Office. tf.

CERTIFIED VIKING RASPBERRI

Plants for sale at Burhoe's Groc- ery, guaranteed 90'Z- growth.

5620-10-25-31.

KINCIIED IIAKE AND COD 4 AND

5 cents per lb. Cheaper in quan- tities. Aylwards, 202 Richmond Street. 5629-10-25-31.

DOGS FOR SALE-GERMAN

Police and Springer Spaniel: 4 'months old, Frank McKay, East Royalty. 5691-10-27-31.

FOR SALE-NICE LIGHT EX.

press. Good market or deliver; wagon. Burl1oe`s Grocery, Wey. mouth Street. 5971-10-21-I

Miscellaneous

JOHN ALFRED McDONALD, PRO-

vincial Land Surveyor, Herman- ville, (R. 3, Souris.) ,

ESCAPED SILVER BLACK FOX-

male. Notify Earle Ings, Mt. Her- 11cr_1`,,1, agp-ai-a.. .. A 5647510-25-31

HAVE YOUR FOXES TATTOOED

by experienced man. 301: each. Box 303 Charlottetown. .

5668-10-26-6

AUCTION SALE OF STANDING

lumber and fi1'e1\'ood on 27th at 2 p.m. Vernon Munn. Mermaid.

5674-10-26-21

Found

FOUND-SMALL SUM OF MON-

ey. Owner may have same by applying at Guardian Office and proving same. Oct. 27-li

Personal

LADIES, SEND l0c TO- COSMO

Cosmetics, Hamilton, Ont., for large box of face powder. Good powder, but boxes s'ightly im- perfect. Not more than 5 boxes to a customer. Oct, 27.

SOURIS

St. John visitors to Souris last

week included Mr. B. E. Heustis.

A' large number of .people were

in attendance at the Sourls branch of the Canadian Leglon's Dance. which was held on Wednesday ev- ening in their new quarters in the N. -I-I.-Rlchax-d’s Building at which a nice time was enjoyed by all.

Mr. Ernest Seller of Charlotte-

town, spent Wedvncsday in town on businem.

Mr. Roderick Munn of the Sou-

rls Branch of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, Souris. spent the week end in Marshfield at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. John R. Munn.

Mr. A. E. Clarke has rct1i1'11vd to

his home in Souris after ha'ving spent a few weeks in the Prince Edward Island Hospital. Charlotte- town. Mr. Clarkc's many friends wish him n.speedy rccnvcrv to health.

Mr. John E. MacDonald. Snurls.

was a recent visitor to Boston on a short vacation.

On Wednesday evening. S1. Pat-

rick‘s Hall was .the scene of a most enjoyable concert when the musical talent of Montague char- med the large audience with many splendfidly rendered vocal and in- strumental numbers. The concert undcr the auspices of the cam- paign committce of the projected Kings County Hospital was prim-

Ruthven, Ont.: Major G. S. B. Cousens, Alllston, Ont.: Chas Fre- mont. Quebec City: Sven .Klint.bu1‘s'.

arily to present this project to the citizenry of Souris. Rev. Mr. Arm- strong gave several splendid talks and following the concert a strong committee of representative citivns was appointed for the Souris cam- paign.

There passed away at Souris on

Wednesday the nineteenth last. Mrs. Arbing. wife of Thomas Ar- bing 1Sr_1 Mrs. Arbing had been -in indifferent health for some time, nevertheless the news of her death came as a shock to her many friends scattered throughout the whole Lsland, The funeral which was held on_ Friday 21st inst. was conducted by R/ev. J. C. I-lookin of the St. James United Church, Souris, and following the ser- vice at. the housc, the remains were conveyed by motor hearse to Suffolk where interment was made. The many beautiful floral pieces bore mute tribute to the esteem in which the late Mrs. Arblng was held. The following were the pall bearers, Messrs. A. F. McQuaid, H H. Acorn, Frank Stems, Chsrld Mai-Klnnon, A. T. MacDonald and R. C. MacLean. There are lefi io mourn besides n sorrowing hue- band, two sons, Keith and Thomas Jr. both of the C. N. R., and two daughters Mrs. Edgar Jardine ot 0'I.¢:a1'y and Miss Polly at home. The Gimrciinn joins in extendin| sympathy to the bereaved family.

Mr. H. J. Kennedy of Southport.

motored through our town on 'Nes- day. '