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M‘ ‘Y ',,..? prolinfntallll:

inoni an advance n

9i "an" l run of h" m“ ‘°'“'1'i'u ma“!

icalli! lilacfll ‘e represented

into moder- in Union

W1‘

give that group a somewhat heavy appearance. various

Volume increased with s large percentage of the turn over centering iu a handful of is sues.

’recoveri.ng a large loss and then 1i Ding again, to close about 3 loner. lllastman broke nearly a new law slneo the ten for oaa silt-

Nortll American and American fin

i GOSSIP

Several preferred stocks of clslificatloul hardened sp- reciabiy, but there was no uniform- ty to the tread among nior equities. to 1.302818 shares,

Auburn humped along erratically.

which meant

a decade ago. Consolidated Ga

acted tired on the. otller hand. U. H. Stool, Bethlehem, “fi-stlnghouse, Amer- ican lelcpllono, Standard Oil of New Jersey and Du Pont: held steady to . firm. Ulllou Pacific's net gain of 2 represented nearly two thirds of its extreme rlnc.

Felt. 10, 1032. What the stock mar- ,1

ket dill. . lVed. Tue. llll i)!

n. close.

.. ll l and Nullllor of advances l ~ flinlxiilign-XYPEIIKIZL?!‘ wcro Nlllllilltll‘ of declines .‘l 7i"? Nllimms’ l i1 a few cx- Stocks unchanged S5 100

1 ggaylfwdtiliilcs lagged to Total issues traded 500 111.

rain Market

.b. 10.—Upwnrd of 1.- of (Tnuulllan will‘!!! .,| to have been bought bout

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‘vlmfl on the two Montreal livestock lllnrk-

a-ts today. including about 70 cattle '

“ hard \\'ill abrumi. Tiler" of t-rol‘ with n furoeast of .r in northwestern the

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held over from llnnlllly‘ and 'l‘u1-s- day's markets.

Trading on cattle was slow. No ear- ‘ ‘

iy sales on stat-rs. 001i bulls brought from $3 to $3.50. ' Plain

(‘lain-u were allow and lower.

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BEIITRAL GUARDIAN

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BANDS at the Forum tonight.

47V: night.

l" in this charge Sunday the 14th.

111.1. waurz rnooaallnm, 14 658-11

sea Mas. knrcnrmlu “Up in The Air" Baptist flchoglroom t0- 659-11

J MT. STEWART Uniifid Church 0! Canada. There will be no services

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARD! Ms

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8,1), Univgrsity "wrsrrml cunlnuu l

Students S ta g e Successful Dralna.

Before the students and faculty, I Saint Dunstnns Dramatic Society‘ staged their annual play Tuesday 0181111. which was most heartily en- loved by the audience. An added attraction was the orchestra, which rendered many appropriate seiee. ’ tkms, and the numerous specialties,

—N0lt'l‘ll BEDEQUE and F‘ree- town United Church: N. Bedcquc, 11; Wilmot Valley, 3; Freetowrl, ‘i. Minister, J. W. A. Nicholson.

—5Ul\l'MERSlDE CURLING-Thc matches for the championship were continued at the Summerside Curl- ing Rink on Tuesday evening. Tile skips were as follows: H. T. l-iol- man won from James H. Prlchard,

o

5f this morning at 1o o'clock 051-11

11 "HF ‘A; nesdny was observed at St. Dun-‘

111.1. WALTZ PROGRAMME, 11 _ BANDS at the Forum tonight. 6511-11

COME T0 Tl-IE Baptist School- room tonight tend see Mrs. Ross enjoy “Her Day of Rest." 659-11

111.1. WALTZ PROGRAMME, ‘i4 BANDS at the Forum tonight.

0511-11

rlcnnrs non run anam-

HAWKS game on sale st the Forum‘

CHURCH SERVICES-Ash Wed-

stan‘s Basilica and Holy Redeemer . Church by distribution of ashes, af-

which balanced the programme and completed the entertainment.

11-5; W. B. lvfacDonald won from A. E. Harris, 13-7; R. S. P. Jardlnc won from W. B. lifacNelll, 9-8.-—S. —PROHIBITION CASES AT AL- BERTON-Mr. G. M. Matthews, the Prohibition Magistrate for Prince County, held Court in Albcrton on l Tuesday. Several cases were heard. lOne man was fined-SZOO or three months in jail for selling liquor contrary to the Prohibition Act. Two cases were ‘dismissed for want of evidence and one case was ad- journed. Mr. W. Henry Nooncn prosecuted for the Crown and Mr. Lowell Compton and Mr. Wilfred Tanton appeared for the accused.

The play was entitled "The Cuban Spy," a four act drama, centering about ; the quest of a Cuban girl, named ‘ Eiinors, during‘ the Spanish Am- erican War, for he;- fathers mur- derer and her own rightful herit- age. ,

At the close of the programme, Mr. Joules Ilyn-rh, "president of the society, made o. short speech, wel- coming the audience and thanking _ the Sisters who gave every assist- ance with the costumes, Father Francis, the Moderator of the soci- ety and lillr. Austin Trainer, who i kindly assisted with the costumes i and made up the players for their i

parts. In conclusion an unex- i pected treat was given the audience I _CHILDREN S MD MEETING“

‘vhen Father Bemard Guns sang The regular monthly meeting of the "The Shamrock of Ireland" after Board of Management °t Prim“?

which The National Anthem closed the programme:

Cast of characters:

Ellnora, the Cuban spy_-T_ But-

“ meni: was given and the first of’ ‘g/llthe Lenten sermons was delivered ".1111 Rev. John McGiinn, of the

lle

County Children's Aid Society, was g held in the Town Hall, Tuesday cv- lening the President, Dr. J. A. Mc-

Phee presiding. The Agent and

Truant Officer, Mr. Vincent Hal--

Nclv Issue-

Dated Feb. l, i032

suit of the need of adequate

Continuity of occupation

$150,000 GENERAL REALTY 00MPAliY, LTO. 61/5?‘ First (‘iosed Mortgage Sinking Fund Bonds

PRICE 94.66 and interest, to yield T" (Plus Tramfer 121x.) Denominations $1,000, $500, $100.

The building of the General Realty 00., Ltd., is the re-

caused by the consistent progress of associated companies.

the occupancy of the entire floor space of this bcildin, by

i» from Vancouver i11\i.\1t-_ ill the grain pit here

~ loltev. 11 1.. Griffiths, and Dave riifiills the fonncr being respon- l- e fol- some of the piano accom- l- ‘meats, as well as two fine bori- ~- 1110s "Come Back to Ern" and l "Old Brigade." Dave Griffiths lie vocal collar-melons lnohsid

‘lmh Lomond" and "The mac of We." This gifted artist also dis- lllvtl mod taste in his two delight illl Sci-s of music on the violn. M88 Melina Webster was the official "mllanist. The programme op- llfll with "0 Canada." by the choir ‘blah latcr rmdered also "Old

mm loe" and closed the pl-ogrmme “ill "Mal-chin: Through Georgia,” llama who provided alatrulncntal m“ "N. Mr. Danny McIntyre

“l lrmda with two violins and Illllar. m. Jack Webster end Miss i‘ "lllllllrr. all of whom gave en-

i““l‘~10-'_Si“"‘li“°““ if. medium veal calves brought a- s at Liverpool and mum] $7 m $15,)‘ l"""-“ "i lmmum‘ llogs \\'1'i‘t‘ lllnviul: slowly. l-lllrly

sales were lululo at $5 fui‘ bat-ulna. butchers and liullls with a coilplc of

obligate by Dave Griffiths and as m e c, sang "A Friend or Tw0"_ Mrs. J. M. McKenzie and Mrs. Freeman Hewitt, catered well to the literary tastes of the audience with their dramatic readings. Ind were heartily called back. The two step darlcea of Dav shevhwl W" also well received. Alt the close a hearty vote of thanks was render- ed all wlw had assisted in the pro- gnmune, and also to the ladies who had worked so efflcientll! ln WP, nection with tha tasty lunch Whlell . followed, and paltaken of by lilac‘ ically all present, at a. very mod- erate price. Mrs. (Rev) W. E. Dav- ies called for o lPWlll-l W" "I thanks to the ohalnnon. Rev- I>~ 1'- Gi-‘ffiths, and Mi‘. Dove Griffith! for their efficient services. Th

time selectons. Mrs_ Roy Hewitt highly enioyed entertainment was m "The old Fashioned clown". brought to an end by all 5M1"! "h: tnchored. Mrs. ws. mew "God Save the x1112."

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it?! Thirteen iioils 0| Iii: luck

Mn. H. V. Duncombe Alta, wri z-"My

uatll he took Burli Blood itters, and before he ll

he has not been WI

since."

Grassy Lake, u; husband was covered with boils, havilll l" llllllY ll thirteen on his neck at once. lie possible, but nothgg:

one bottle the boils WIN all goaehgl:

11 71/1 ma Ml’; 7%

i 11,; 2-1,‘ 2s» ' z - ‘ l "Ii “Qnumber of former Islanders 1n ,,ammand_c_ Murphi,

: i" M‘ f"; m” ‘my loads will unsold. I 1). iii yw hilt‘; __ 28 | lnghor nit ‘l1 Toni)" '1 Y‘ till’ (‘i - cl I ‘la-ail llrillvillui

11,115.; .221. “!_‘1‘.T.‘.‘;‘.i2i“.i" hrs. < a

l ' 1 r lte lur'e. -"'l"1

n at times v_ e qll _ L. ,_‘_ ‘l: film‘ FrlllnllliltlftblrtlO ‘haul? 0 of N J . ‘not; 10 per cont of Stone \\'1=l1 . ' ' . I 1- .

‘you; iiliwiilllif mill grist, fcut- ________ r.“ I“ Ii 10%‘ 10%: ‘in-u: il~ ‘ "rune:- woultl‘ M‘ (Tilrfllll i" J-"ll w" 5‘ "ll"? 'l‘ ti Sulphur ... ‘ l loullis furl-ion “in-at _- “I . I w“ n ,,,,“,|,p1|y of lflvaullllrnois . will "a.

, \\ii t rluutu btgiinvlirl steurfilé ("m1 “H 2.‘. Him I i. 131,!‘

ilflltlml, 1 rllarw l" i’ M 1i c‘ Sun .l 4i i s‘ '8 . ,_ . . , . rllzltl‘ mt" .’.":.'.:'"'i...l::l. i'.'::.':...j‘1':r. 1" h‘ W, ‘ll/r; "m],,.|,,_<,»,1 gulll-filii)‘ at iull-hllng- 111'?‘ ('\l‘~‘ivm.“.u,0‘ ~ -.~I> a ‘

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"is" \[~ 1-.'t\:|l~ July 0410-051, ll‘li\tl§‘fl"ll\iill\l i ~ "~‘ ' "l ' ’ v 1r. so’ trawl: 15.80 i,“ qiiyfi

' "'1 July fllli-M 1 _ _ ., 5 l l

t ...rl',;l.iuly zinan; ocemlk. h" ' ____ 2am no} o.‘ so iii] 1w.

Ycjql pn‘cEfiill. 1 nor. iii. ' 7—__- N E The Montreal ,1 ,,_ ,,_ om ,.,,,,, ,

Darlings ' StOCk Exchanger J. lrnowatt mo 221 J.F.Gordon....... 134 203

__. Samuel Hood 196 194

_ Urban Gallant . .. 166 203

(spfl-h“ m Jillur "m1llud.‘1x.‘~‘-'d) usl G. Blcnkhorn . 135 135

ll '1‘ l. i'\l\\'i‘i‘ .. '.-'.-"l'-“ Tntal-Ylill. ‘iifll"i“4lv\llll'ii4 Ii Rambkrs l" 1-‘ I'll l, E.R.Bov_vc1'6 .......... .. an 9a 1 ' iilil (“iii . .

1-. t" i'li 1M. A. l-Iowntt -- 1B2 179

_ __ will! ..'. I lr. M. Brchaut .. . 111 191

mclltuloarr-Thc annual con-l f.“",, ‘,‘,',‘,.,, or,» 01"’, 111:»; N. A. Nicholson . . 111s 166

ill ctmncciicn with the Card- llll-“S l“ ,, Ruby Cnmililcll . 133 112

allrcsbydcrlan Church was acid :Il|1:\'(hill‘iliiili‘ l‘:1 ..I Tctal—l432. thePubllc Hall on Tuesday cvc- ,,j' glow‘... ,1 lnvlllvllllcs ~; 1nd ably presided over by Rev. “no; 1.111. - I .1. R. Nelson . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 11;!) ~ 1.. Griffiths, xensinzwn whll u a- o w. . 60"!“ 5W“ -~ 1 3

M the pulp.‘ on sunda“ The uthnnflll‘ Polivorh... u W. H. Townsend . 128 152

'.e of the town were strongly »\'lu ‘ill i W. A. MacLarcn .. - 121 147

‘ ted in the audience but w" "(l "‘""‘f_"_‘ p“ Izel J. Rice . 155 _l06

-..- I o o . ng up rom news - 3H0 the mowdfuil 91°“? me 901'): "It says here, dear, that a gait-Jam loads, there were many dl- man has just married a girl he 1 m, ‘ o ‘W. C. Davies 2i

"W" illmlliefl in "l9 WilYl-Yll! first met when he dashed into o Gordan wmmms _ 17a

midl- Tllt DIOEPBMITW- both lli'?burning building and saved her E B Mncnonam _ m2

. 11nd musical was of quite l! life." ‘ ’ w_ Q McLeod 153

410K131‘, and the warm hearted Husband: ‘H m-tllat should B M Mccnnnen __ 31 131

~~ use which greeted each item. ‘tench him to mind his own busl- ‘Total__ua4_ - - ltd to the appreciative tone of ness in future!" ‘ audience, The local talent; which ' l" the program was 1118MB!"- rendered "Danny Boy" with vlvllll

~ ...i-iere's comforting relief

‘ of the service.

Paulist Fathers, followed by the

distribution of ashes. Father Mc- l Gllnn, whose sermon dealt clo- quently with the duty of Penance, expressed his pleasure at being ln Charlottetown. He had met a large

United States, all doing ircll. He knew also a number of priest/s in this Province whom hc find met in New York. Special music by the Corpus Christi choir was a feature Benediction was

the Holy Redeemer Church last ev- enlng, Rev. W. E. Enright. C.S.S.R., officiated, the service lacing followed by the distribution of ashes.

HOCKEY GAME-A vcry exciting game of hockey was played ill Hun- ter River Rink, when the Hunter River “Royal-s" crossed sticks with the New Glasgow “Impel-lals." The ice was in excellent condition for tile game, which was fast and clean throughout, the three periods end- ing a 2-4 victory for the Royals. In the opening period, Percy Boyle netted the first tally, while Fred LcPngc again scored for the Royals on an individual rush from centre

cc. The second period, the Im- pcrials played a brilliant game. Har- old Stevenson, fast and ready cen- tre lOl‘ the Inlpcrlals, scored two goals, which evened up the scores. Third pcziod both teams went to work in dead earnest and there were gallant attempts made by both teams to win. However, Allen Wcdlock tucked the rubbcr lathe visitors’ net in good style. Then, after a few minutes of play, Ralph McMillan made the fourth and fin- al tally for the Royals. Mr. Gordon Carew cnpably refereed the game, handing out two penalties-AI.

Postcard Tells Of Foul Murder

(Canadian Press)

NEW YORK, N. Y.,,Feb. 10—'I'hc body of the scoand girl slain ap- parently by a fiend in New York wthln a week was found tonight after a watchful postal clerk notic- ed the word "murder" scribbled in the corner of a. pomllfd-

Detectivcs, entering the top floor apartment at the East 112th street address mentioned om the postcard, discovered the part1: clothed body o! Marie ‘Rosales, 1'3 lying in 1t bathtub.

The girl had been assaulted. i)‘ lice said, and klled with a. mct

without "dosing." Just rub on

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BRiNGiNG . I‘, /

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UP FATHER

i5 THE FUNNi E51’-

bar, Resale! skull was fractured When‘ the discovery was ma" police still were investigating ll‘ slaying of five year old Floreu: McDonnell, whose strangled Md: iwas found in the basement o! a

vacant

r. - . Richard Carson, a young Amer“ lrlngton, reported that he had re-

thcse companies.

ceivcd some second-hand children's

can aiding the Cubans—D. Mac- _ clothing but the response from the

Donald. Roderugo Valdez, secretly 111 the pay of Spaniards-O. Murphy. Jasper Gomez, officer ln Vuldczs

was urgently required and he felt that citizens would surely be good enough to notify him and he would call at their homes for ally donu- tlons of clothing as many children were obliged to remain from school for lack of clothing, although in

Lopez, officer in Valdczs mand-E. Berrigan. Phelim McNab, Irish comedy-J.

com-

Lynch. Carl Welsbcer, Dutch Comedy-J “Ygent m“ m“ “m” h“ "P" Lynch‘ pllcd footwear in order that the

children might attend school. H1 reported two bad cases of truancy but he thought that in an attend- ance of five hundred pupils that was not s. large average-S.

Carl Weisbecr, Dutch comedy-J. JLi-y, the cook-E. Douccite. Bridget Monaghan, locking for’ Phcllm McNab-F. McMillan.

Sophie, a waiting mald-—J. Mc- ‘ulay.

Sailors-E, Doucette and J. Kelly

Synopsis of scenes and program:

Ove1'ture—The orchcstitl.

Act L-Scenc, the deck of th blockade runner.

Darky dialogue —- Pompey and Zeke,-i3. Nancy and A. McKin non.

sCl6Cll3Il~Tll0 orchestra.

Act: IL-Interlor of an old Cuba.

Sung —-“Whcn Irish Eyes Ar; Slllll'll,';,"—D. Fogerty.

5EiCCilOl‘i—T'll0 orchestra.

—LECTURE ON TllE RHINE- The lecture in the Presbyterian Church Hall, Summcrside, by Rev C. J. St. Claire Jcnns on Tuesday evening last: was a most interesting and instructive one and was listened to with rapt attention by a large and appreciative audience. The subject was ill: Rhine in Germany with its present and ancient assoc- iations. Tile lecture was illustrated with lantern slides and each scent as it was tllrolvn 011 the scrccn was graphically dcscrib-zcl by the lectur- er. showing tllc natural scenic

inr

A" ln“old SUE?" him" and beauty of the surroundings as well Pllson- as the wonderful historic associa- Svn1z—"'1“lw Rose Ol Tl'lll@@"~~1"- tlcns connected with the religious McMillan‘ lllld mlllillry history of the country

Selection-Orchestra.

Act IV-Parlor of hotel ‘at Hav- ana. '

The National Anthem.

Orchestra was under the direction of Mr. Robert Ramsay.

Plano-Alex. McLean.

cd has}: i0 mcdlneval days and which were rich in the history of those stirring times now belonging to a far off day and generation. The lecture was interspersed by in- Vlvllll-Rflbeli J- Rlllllslly- strumental and vocal music, render- Saxaphoncaules Cote. ed by Miss Muriel Lee and Mrs. Mc- | |Léod, which was much appreciated. Mr- J. C. Mountain operated the i slides. At the closc a vote cf thanks vacant Brooklyn 5110b 185i ThuT5',WflS tendered to the lecturer and day. Whose who took part after which The postcard that, led to the difi- this very enjoyable entertainment covery of the Rosales girl's body was brought to a close.—S. was addressed to "junior, l0 East, 112th Street." It said "G0 t0 i-hl! Evoiiljlfxlgsféezfgglulfnd 50mm‘ m; mMi —Mr. Edwin Lord, of Tryorl. has ' ‘ ' . , , rntcrcd the Prince County Hospi- i I“ “ mm“ was Mtge“ ‘Its a §tnl for treatment-S murder." ' ' 1 —Mr. Jack Baker, son of Mr, and '" ’ '"" ‘"_" - Mrs. Donald Baker, of Summcrslde, who had been in Boston for some Lime and where he had been under an operation, returned to his home on Monday evening. He is very lnuch improved-S.

rrznsbuans

_\Vlfe: “I told Mr. Jones I was 35, 11d he sold I didn't look it." Husband: “Well, you don't. You aren't looked it for fifteen years." I One way to keep a body from becoming a busybody is to keep a ,body busy.

GONE 1N THE

citizen-s had been poor and more ‘

in bygone days, also thc many beau- 1 tiful buildings most of which jnt- i

GREAT l-tssvmst sv-lés

sl-léu. as cv-teweo TO olecss- v1.1. NEVER BE ABLE T0 co HOME- M-xaaleiu. eleven. FOR-