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KI-IIDJINNY warm With RICARDO CORTEZ KAR E N M o R l, Ev SHORT TALKIES

METROTONE NEWS MUSICAL REVUE

With Selections Frorr The Desert Song

Featuring BERNICE CLAXRE and ALEXANDER GRAY

ZION GUILD LEAGUE

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RIFLE SHOOT

5TANIIOPERS CLASS A , Jan. Jan.

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(‘IIIROPRACTOR

" P lrnwPaimcr Graduate 11111-11 s1. Phone 1072

Home Calls Made.

Membcs of any of the out-oi- town clubs, such as Pownnl, Milton, Covchend and York, are cordially invited to attend any o1‘ the meet- ings of this Club, which ure Iield each Monday and evening.

Eugene G. Grace Predicts Sudden Business Turn

NEW Yong, Jan. 2a.—(A.P.>- Eugene G. Grace, president oi the Bethlehem Steel Corp, today said that tlle past six mouths ‘of stabil- ized operation in the steel industry without any further fndlllg awny to still lower levels, indicated to him thnt "business hurl struck bottom."

"I hope three moulhs from now, when our first quarter earnings are made public, that I‘ll have u chercful report to mnke. I don't know; nobody (lees. But onc o!‘ these day's business \vill tum up. And I don‘t think it will be so long as a lot of pcopfc think."

Grace, who has never been known

‘ in the steel industry as n Pollyanna,

made his statement in an interview following the release for publica- tion of Bethlehem cnrnings.

Central Guardian locals,

J m“ “"051 ctc., 4c. per

cents,

152-21: per word, Lin“, m. ‘1 lor the price of two, utrictly le in advance.

Agents Wanted

For Sale

I SALE -- TWO AYRSIIIIIE . due to freshen. Harry Paul,

‘"100 7800-1-28-31.

ARD snrrsnnu r01: outhouses, etc., 1o per l~ Guardian Oflicm- ti.

, “All? - AUCTION FORT!-

» . Bridal! and Whist Score

i‘ w Guardian VCentral Job . .

Nov. l-tt.

"ll! - BAY MARE, LETA . lg" by Sable King, eligible l“- Bllw. Bulky and new harness. William Lane, ""01. N. s. 7008-1-28-3i.

Miscellaneous

..' ,,f,“'"rfdl>g1uerlv1er1uug.rm- ‘ 1;. (a. a. south-fin’. Urlnllh

lverlising Rates-Payable in Advance

svcicljllqlflclll5| 2c. per word: Announcement: and Coming \, _"-~1 ~_v_- lwr wvrd: Classified. 2c. per word; In Mcmorinm - °lll'l‘<. rJc. pcr inch; Lists of Floral and Spllltual Oflcr- ‘_ name; Letters o! Condolence, 70c. lit. Inch; Notices oi‘ Thanks and Appreciation. 70c. per inch "l loner word. Other rates on appllcltloiu.

Aluumum Charge for any advertisement, twenty . 11w

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4c. per word; Western and

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Female Help Wanted

WOMEN WANTED TO SEW FOR us at home. Sewing machines ‘necessary. No selling. Ontario Neckwear Company, Dcpt..147, Toronto.

WANTED - STENOGRAPIIER. experienced preferred. Must have high schol education. Apply in first instance by letter only stat- ing education, training references and salary asked. Princc Edward Island ‘trust Company.

7820-1-28-31.

Salesman Wanted

BOARDERB ACCOMMODATED. Near College. Reasonable rates. Apply 256 Kent Street. 7Bl1-1-28-3i.

To Let

T0 LET — LEXINGTON HOTEL. North Rustico. Furnished $400100

l s use . Ap Iy at Hotel. or e n p 7802-1-28-3].

tit/m. ACCOUNTS NOT

d cforc Feb. 13th will be , P 190W lawyer for collec- ' "llllwly no credit except

Wanted

WANTED TO BUY 30 FOOT LOB-

1 mklklllll: accounts. M. Mc-

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Wednesday 1

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SHORT COMEDIES AND NOVELTY

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DOINGS llr THE

HOLY NAME CLUB GYMNASIUM

VOLLEYBALL

The following tenlns \vill take part; ln a Volleyball Tournament to be lllnyed on Tuesday and Thursday nights at 8.30 and 9.30 o'cl()gk_ A11 players \vill pie-use note when they play 11ml kindly be on time, :11; nl!

MATINEE 3.15 NIGHT 7 d: 8.45

' Captives For Life!

CIIAINED TOGETHER m1 A noun NEITHER n A n E n T0 BREAK

DOUQFAIRBANKS. 1 NANCY (ARROLI Lllqan [osllman Kalil.“ DIWII"

games start sharp on the Lima Se};

Th“ Gunners — James Mullins (Cililtfi. Frank Lnppin, Brent Me. Tunis, C . slcs Dillon, Leclwcll Doyle,

‘ in I tjonuid. _

The Shadows-George McMahon (Capt), Ebby Lnrter, Dlnnie Doyle, ‘g-‘wrdon Cox, Harry Hennessey,

The O\vls—.Jnck Walsh, (Capt), “"»"1111 ‘lmDsugai Frank Henna» sey, J tcph Hughes, Leo McDonald,

luscph 'I‘ralnor. '

’i‘ho lizuvks-Hnrry Davey, (Capt) Iicuny Duirou, Dulvcy Flyle. Ernie 111111111, Iran Marlin. Harold Geudet.

The Drczulllnughls--Ai-th1u- Mc_ Ckiskcgx, lCnptq, Reg McCarvpp-I Torry Crllnpbell, Arthur Renrdon,

Eddie FIFClllWflIl, Cy. Ryan,

Tllv E11. 1's - Bob Cuvanngh, '(C:1,1‘..l, Marl; ‘jtlcGuigran, F. L. Cojwlr, Con. Campbell, J. J. Morris, ,Silvere Dcslloches. _

'I‘l1e following is tho schedule for ‘the gilmcs:

Tucszlnyg Jan. 31 at 830.—Gophers rind Sluunrocks and at 9.30, Owls and Hawks. .

l ‘Thursday; Feb. 2, at 8.30—Drcnd- lnulrrlits and Eagles mid at 9.30, {Gophers 11nd Owls.

l 'I‘11csd11v Fob, '1, at 8.30—Shedows ‘and Hawks 11nd at 9.30 Gophers and Eagles.

Thursday. l-‘cb. 9 at ESQ-Shadows and Drendnnughls and ut 9.30 Owls nnd Eagles. _

Tuesday, Feb. l4 at 8.30~I»luwks and Drcaclnnughls and at 0.30, Shadows and Owls.

i Thursday, Feb. l6 ht lLBO-Goph- ‘crs 11nd Drcudlinughis and at 9.30 ‘Shadows and Eagles.

Tuesday. Feb. 21 at Silo-Gophers and Owls and 111 9.30 Hawks 11nd Eagles.

Thursday, Feb. 23 nt BBQ-Hawks mid Dreadnauglils and nt 9.30 Shad- ows and Owls.

Tuesday, Feb. 28 nt 8.30-—Gopl1ers 11nd Shadows 11nd nt 9.30 Owls and Drcndnnughls.

Thursday, Mar. at 8.30-Goph- crs and Eagles 11nd nt 9.30, Owls 11nd Hawks.

Tuesday, ‘vinr. 7 at 8.30-—Shudows and Drcadnuughihs and at 9.30, Owls and Eagles. '

Thursday. lviar. 9 at 8.30-Drcnd- nnughts nnd Eagles and at 9.30 Gophers 11nd Huwks.

Tuesday, Mar. 1-1 at Mid-Shadows and Hawks and at 9.30 Gophers and Dreaduaughts.

'l‘hursdny, Mar. l6 at B.30-—Hawks mid Eagles 11nd at 9.30 Owls and Drcnduaughis.

Tuesday, Mar. 21 at (LSD-Gophers and Hawks and mt 9.30 Shadows and Eagles. '

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BASKETBALL SCHEDULE

2nd Section

JanJO-Falcous vs. Robins.

Feb. l-Nuvy vs. Falcons.

Feb. 6~Navy vs. Robins.

Feb. 8—-Nnvy vs. Falcons.

Feb. lib-Robins vs. Falcons.

Feb. lfz-Robins vs. Navy.

Feb. 20--Fnlcons vs. Robins.

Feb, 22-—Navy vs. Falcons.

Feb. 27—N11vy vs. Robins. 2nd Section-Girls‘ League

Jan. 30—Wildcats vs, Merry Anna.

Fob. s-Maple Leafs vs Merry

Aims. Feb. Fob‘. Feb.

Leafs. Feb. Feb. Fri).

8-~Maple Leafs vs. Wildcats. iii-Merry Aims vs. Wildcats. l5—-Mcrry Aims vs. Maple

20—Wildcnts vs. Maple Leafs. gg-Merl-Av AIlllS vs. Wildcats. 37—Mnlllc Leafs vs. erry

Anus.

Feb, l-Wildcats vs. Maple Lenin.

.... lie, 26c. 26c. 3'lc.

TODAY A NEW STAR. COMBINATION IS BORN

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CURLING

Owing to the storm on Saturday the local curlers were unable lo 1:0 to lvlontaguc to play for Mchrthur trophy but expect i0 g0 soon and bring the bacon homc. B11151, and West had it out on Sillurcluy ailer- noun all doing their best to win. smne of the curlers are a. little weak and find it hard to reach the hcg line but ulitii o. little coaching by n. E. ev1erytlling will belzilrlgllt,

Following is the line up.

EAST _WES'l‘ 1 R1. E. Spllct H 12y W.;;h:ster Reg Bell D. McLeod 3. C. Moore A. W. Hmdunan , Jack Fraser D. A. .":Klnncn Skip 1i. Skip '1

NOTES1

There ls a nice chest of ice read, for the ladies teams 11rd they ex pect to get under way this Wet-k We hope to have u, ladies team 11 pfay Afontugue and Summclside.

W. H. Townsend will be at the Chariot clown Cluling Club tonight to giro lessons on ihc National game a one should take advant- age ci this opportunity and get u few tips.

French Chamber- Gets vote Of Confidence

PARKS, Jan. 28.~—lA.P)-Fortified by a vote of Confidence on a qucs- i ‘lion of procedure. the grovernnleut‘ ‘laced debate on its financial pro-l‘ fgrummc tonight in an all night; session of the Chrimbzi- of Dcputjesl

348 t0 ‘.243. buttressed the belief Oil the government that it would bc able t0 survive. Socialism and Radi- cal Socialists indicated a cictcrmln- atlon to hit upon a comprccnisc financial programme, zllthcugli they had not reached all agreement on the question o1 increased taxes.

The Chamber decided by a vol-c of 400 to 181 to sit all night. The Senate will consider the financial bill, which covers arg-proprlntioils for Fsbruaryz at its session IOITIOYIYJW.

The government. was strengthened by its willingness to accept a temp- orary budget deficit. I11 the Cham- bcr debate Louis De Cilapp-zdclaine, budgetary expert who recently vls- ited America, mitcd the United States as exmnplifyun; u deflation oi thc budget “llll-"h nsvcrtheless was unbalanced. France does not fear the eofisoquences of such act- ion, hc said.

War Debts

WASHING-TON, Jim. 28.—(A.P.) -An attempt to plncc the United States Congress once ngninon rc- cord against reduction of the war debts was headed tonight towards a Senate committee pigeonhole, with the Democratic leadership anxious that it stuy there.

It was offered to the Senate to- day, accompanied by loud criticism of yesterday's visit of the British Ambassador Sir Ronald Lindsay to the Senate floor in violation of the rules. For the third time lll a week it brought n verbal clash bctlvccn the Senate's two Robinsons.

Sir Ronald, it became known soon alter, will leave Tuesday for Inndon .to familiarize himself with the wur debt negotiation intentions of his government, and to report his in- formation concerning the Mnrch discussion which President-elect. Franklin Roosevelt \vill hold with 11 British delegation.

"People generally quarrel because they cannot agrccf-G. K. Chester-

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0i‘ the lat: William Campbell o! Grahams Road. which 11115 l0 be heidon Sunday will lake placg on Monday, January 30th, at 1.30 p n1. from ‘his residence. Interment in Sumancrfield cemetery’,

o.‘ New London.

dinner Women's League in the Holy Name Hall last week was a great Eumess. The tables looked lovely decorated as they were in the League colors—

CENTRAL GUARDIAN

Thin column II In n-d lor Queen‘; County nun o! lwnl inlnrpxt I-ut 11L venlnlng of n neway mature muy lu-

nuylhlo in ldrunce.

M nur autumn CITY BUTTER

1 lb. 23c, 2 1m. 45¢, 1o 11.11.911.10, "11110-1-211-11.

ANNUAL PRIZE-GIVING and Programme in the Salvation Army tonight. Silver collection. 7836-1i

SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES on all lines of hairdressing for a lim- ited time at the Elite Beauty 51111111. Phone 1329. 11193-1-21-11.

WATER RATES-Pei'sons 1111111 have neglected paying their r5105 for the current quarter are ic- minded that alter Monday; the 30th water will be turned of! all unpaid services without notice, 7833-1-28-21

FUNERAL TODAY-The funeral

Trinity Unitzh tlburltb MONDAY 3.3U~-I1'lt0l'lllcdl&lt3 C. G. I, T.—

Regular meeting-Social Hall. 'l.00-—'1‘rail Rangers, regular meet-

lng——S0clal Hall. 7.30—Wllli11g Circle of King's Daughters-Regular monthly

ineeling—La.dles' Parlor.

PE BSONALS

Airs. John F. Huntley. Vernon. arrived in Charlottetown Friday sflcr a month's visit to Boston.

Mr. Ivan Rcddin has returned fnm a. iuur weeks‘ visit to New York. and reports great interest be ing taken in the gas and oil sit- uation in the Si. Laurence Valley H6 fitatvs that at present a nlunnei o.‘ the major companies are making preparations for early drilling oper- aliens.

MIAMI. Fla" Jan 29—A negro convict. breathless and pcrspiriug. plunged past a group of farm work ers and as they moved t0 stop him shouted:

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BEREAVED 'RELATIVES-—Princc

Edward Island relatives who were; grieved to hear of the passing oi D1‘. Mm George R‘ Montggmery‘ Mm. minutes later just as the convict- Gecrge C. MccBeth, 0f Alberton, lplpdlctcd" and Mrs. (Capt) Aured MacLeod I all right, but professionally. Guards lsnid the negro, Elli-s Wright, had

E. V. Hogan of Halifax, arczl

Mr. H. A.‘ Ebers, Provincial Mun-

ager of the Mutual Life Assurance oomplmy o! Canada left Saturday morning for Walberlco, Ont.. to at- tend e. convention of the managers and the annual meeting of the ccmr piny. 111 Montreal he will visit. his son H. A.. Elbers Jr., who is taking 11 course in Higher Education in Me Gill University.

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