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TEMPERANBE LEBTURESIN C S

NOVEMBER 21. ical

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N. B. _Program CEIITRM.

Is Approved "_ mmgaymun Tnf c

o_m_AwA_ ont” Nom “_ (By _ 1M“__u_“_`m_ Ffldays Speclal-S Sunday, Nov. Nth: Morning pray- _ K\`__,_

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Canadian Press)-Public works

"' =a ' _

A culnuus

and Bale, Thursday, Dsogmbel- gm

000, have been approved by the M°de,.m,,._ 5

the WOOD ,lspgnpg hubyteum 0reasedl'realsCod.............l0c

IN CITY-Mr W A Fielding, St

John N B is in the city. registered

MILTON-St. Johns Church,

er and sermon li a. m. Evening S€i'Vl¢e 7-30 p. ~m. St. Msrk’s, Rus-

and undertakings for New Bruns- Church Service ata p_ m_ Auweb Dressed Freahlladdook ........ l4e_t»¢°_ 3 p_ m_ Pnmhn, new Gem wick, involving a total cost of 81,- comm new Aymter Munn, Inter,” heals Fllleta tile wem.,,.o°k_ L TH

convincing scientific Temperance Po

874

The pupils of Charlottetown hoo

ttothiaeilectwasmadethls

addresses by~.W. D. Bayley, B. A.,

schedule of works approved

Director of ‘Temperance Instruction today under the Dominion unem-

for the Province of Manitoba. Af- D for -

ial anime in some Halifax Ot schools llst Spring, lm. Bayley was

dmommgmg Mmi;°bg'| .peg submitted to the Government at pm” tawa by the New Brunswick

’ Go

vernment \'I’he Dominion contrl

hwued to lecture ‘g th, summgp btltlon t0W8i'd5 CDO 00515 of these school, in Ham” md -rm;-° inf, works, it is understood, is $724,475

July. Subsequently he was invited 3PD\'°XimBf~¢iY- merside, will preach. to outline a programme for Nova

gwiig, A11-“sy great interest has U

been grouped in U18 ¢!9Iltl'H WIIBTC

he . - mm “Name in .mmpenme m_ was a visitor to West River Bridge t ‘ “S aw chiSh91m_

has been. and no doubt, a dis-

gtnictiou will result. 1°'

Bo fe

Mr. Bayley at the request of the `

ard of Education is spending a L; w days in Charlottetown. Yester-

loyment relief plan was recently H_ 5_ Bishon Mynmeh

Mr se-The services for sunday Nov. th’

lon Cabinet. Otlicial announce p

NORTH RUSTICO AND STAN

men _ Cod

is listened to unique and evening by Rt. Hon. Sir George pgy |3gvpq|g_ge,m“ in th,

29th. North Eustico at il a. m.. and Stanley Bridge at 7.30 p, m. nav,

GEDDII-I MEMORIAL CHURCH

_A Hpecial .service will be held On Sunday, Nov. 29th at 7.00 P. M. gt which Mr. A. s. Mackay, of sum-

llnddle, Herring Boneless

,ofa

my, hmm, prim, Mmm”-_ _ United chhxch on B__nd'_y_ NW" ancient Oysters by balk or opened

City .Fish Store Phone 1307 169 Grafton St-

uroa narnsr cnuiicu - s

“ml “WEB AND VIUINITY 1-|,;Myp0N PAS!-ORAL OHAL church service will be conducted ln

Uigg Baptist Church on Nov.

. John Darrach, Clyde River, mn are, victoria R H B0 h 29th at 7.80 p. m. by Rev. E. J.

the week end.

day. he made a tour of the City d

ll t ditl

at 3 and Hampton 7. -Rev. Geo, AYCYS. Minister.

he Misses Delia and M tl Mc- d uno to edt es' '_ YS FINED-A man from Hunter in

were v rs Mor on in

ay last. They relwrt the roads in River' charged with driving "° me goo

commoii danger was fined five dnl-

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A’l‘ THE TWILIGHT RECITAI.

Zion Church tomorrow after- n in aid of the funds of the E. I. Ladies Aid, Professor

schools and tallied with the minus °"°° °” °°“ °“‘ Isla and ws'-1 before Magistrate '1'h°"‘i*‘°“ Wm "° “°"`“”°"""’ M”

Shaw yesterday. ' Henderson, vocalist, and Miss Kath-

fee ‘ . 4

Mr. Bayley visited tho primary Fr

liquors hinder growth and develop- ment.

delighted with the story of Naughty Ethyl. By experiments they leamed

the diifiereng grades on the ef-~

ts of alcohol co

ms and with specimens andpic

Tho middle grads children were 1,0

that alcohol which looks like water, er,

ncert and bazaar at orig Creek on "i

me _ Geiclay last were Mr James Beer- CHURCH services on Nov 29, 1931, tures showed how seeds and chick- Gm

ens thrive on water but decline on alcohol. Good drinks to grow on

are water, milk, cocoa. but alcoholic to

"ge Hyde’ Lee D“"“°h' J°°“ will he as follows Gaelic at 11 ni

Allister Murray, Minister. 3

. Robert Matheson was a visitor

Charlottetown last Saturday.

CALEDONIA PRESBYTERIAN

sspic, and elonard MacPhee. B ' Ni'

English at 7 p. m. All welcome. Rev.

Among those who attended the _ _een Homby_ v_ounm_

SLIGHT BLAZE-Last evening

CHURCH SERVICES-On Nov. h will be conducted at Cross

Roads at ll a. m.; Alexandra at

p. m.; I-Iszelbrcok at 'I p. m.

There will be a special “Keeping Faith" offering, nt the Baptist

about 8 o'clocl¢ the fire apparatus Ohurchem new E_ _y_ Chisholm,

Mr. Leslie Gillespie was a. visitor d u 1 295 H

Mcrell on Sunday last. answem B' ca mm ww Minisfff-

Mr. Clarence McLean, Clyde Riv-

Street. The blaze was not serious it being only a flue fire which was

VZOLATOR. _ IB FINED--On NOV-

who hu been residing m B,-ook- quwkly °xunK“i&h°d- ernber 23rd a merchant from Elms-

so such things gs sugar, meet and visit for two weeks. bread which soften in water. hard-

en .

wax and fat. which harden in wat- dur br dissolve in alcohol. Alcohol burns ers

and doesn't freeze. It hinders telligence, conscience, idealism, etc.

growth and is associstedfnot with By an interesting diagram the POLICE c0UnT__-A

growth and life, but with the de- bra a

in alcohol Contrawise, camrphor,

c and death of frliit and vege sh

like fire and is appropriately called qu

it industrial uses. but these very It

ts in the very opposite manner. lyn,

y _ ble matter. In fact alcohol acts sie

the Indians, Fire-Water. From dui

these qualities Mr. Bsyley pointed an

Mass., has returned home on a

dale was fined 825 and cost for

MAYFLOWEBS IN NOVEMBER- violating clause seven of the lixg

_ The Guardian has received I May- Regulations. said uuuso states that

_ _ _ __ __ _ flower picked by Courtney McDon- m '

aid, Grand 'I‘racadie, on Saturday 0

ing the first years of life pow- 5” at leoomouvm kmwledéo m_ z‘;i"No?:_:_°:e_f'” “““'“*1 °°°“-""°“°° which are not fit for human food.

person shall buy. or display, or

for sale, or sell, or ship eggs

NEW BAKERY T0 START-Mr. T. Myers, popular local contrac-

in's deveio ment ward as t the Pause B' own Mcoholv m__ke_`up_he b__V;_n Court yesterday morning a case of mn who 1, Ju" mmhmg c0mtmc__ Spy. from the top down conse- vagmncy and B' °”° °' p°°°°’°’°“ tion ofasplendid residence on Graf-

' Of 51701911 800415 Were bOth l'¢llllIldGd ton su-get for M1-_ Robert Duncan'

ently a little alcohol which only “nm M°nd,,y_ A ca” of ,mmm of me cmsdim Naumal-Runway!

is the higher centres of reason dy-p/ing was dmmmsed and | cue of (my hu secured me contract for d conscience. leaves the animlll unlawful possession of liquor was me construction “anew bakery for

ut that alcohol had many import- functions of the brain unimparied. adjourned until tomorrow.

Mr. Milton Bell, former owner of

d°°° “°" ""““’“°° th” ‘°"°" _r Milton sells Tea Rooms. 'rho bak-

qualities made it n harmful fluid p

-, lor the human body Civilisation is hig I tuming sway from alcohol because ize ` . - otor cars. fast machinery and but retains its "monkey" functions. residence, King St. to St. DunstAn's

beverage use f alcohol and its el Y

Ill to

ion but frees them from the FUNERAL SERVICES-The fun- e,.y1st0be°0nsh.ucted°nE1mAv¢_

rrifio social problems demand a Consequently conduct is less reliable

higher intelligence and a quicker and increasingly foolish.. Mass was celebrated by Rev. 0,,

Basilica, where a R.equ.iem High

h" °°“°"°i- The Sugmil' “i°°h°I" eral °.f Edwwd FUR" W” mid nue near the city limits and prelim- d brain has lost its human powers yesterday momirig from his late lm,-y Wnggmcgion mg gh-amy be-

BUD.

SUDDEN BEBEAVEMENT - Dr. D. Johnson has received a tele-

amily has to choose between the school students, particularly the Messrs. John Doyle, James Camp- gram from hLs son, Hammond in

g lades. to secs standard of

_. ass

ain than ever before. The human Mr. Bayley challenged the high McCarthy. The Pall bearers were: H,

' Ullfl M

bell. Geo._Reddin, Patrick Mdrague,

ontreal, stating that his son.

tending and cheaper use in in- sobriety for their social life. The J. H. G.-Murphy and Luke Higgins. Kenneth Hammond died of scarlet

dustry. old doufbls standard, one for the Service at the grave wa; conducted

e _

man brain. Just as the world de- c

To the older pupils Mr. Bayley bo

ver, Nov. 2-ith, and that the body

ys and one for the girls, had by Rev. Father Farrell. The Bene- will arrive in Charlottetown Friday

xplained the unfolding of the bu- gone. It was now for them to de- volent Irish Society of which the evening. The funeral will take

ids whether the girls should ac- deceamd was a member, attended

ace from 275 Richmond Street.

'veloped upward from the mineral, cept the former boys standard of in a body. preceeding the hoarse. saturday afternoon, service starting

inkins and smoking or whether ----M at g .,°¢1°¢i¢, leaving the house at

t hey li1»0\1id ini/ite the b0yB to the -i._.______ 2,30, Interment peoples cemetery.

through tb; vegetable and animal dr a ages to that of human society, so t t . functions of the tree, circulation. a mth and digestion. next acquires.

he ohild at birth possessing the former girls standard of e. brain

b of

bsolutely free from the influence _T

narcotic drugs.

manuals

Lamp - 'rnoluss - At the mp-

PENALIZED FOB. VIOLATING

GAIVE ACT-Mr. Richie W. Tufts.

_____ ___ ‘ tilt Pawn . ciuu-lottoto N - ohio: Federal Migratory Birds of-

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Miscellaneous _

Austin Leard of Tryon to Eleanor Grace Thomas of North Tryon. coMr'roN-Monnow - at char- lottetown, P. E. Island, on November 26th. 1931, by Rev.Ewen ‘MacD_ougall, Stephen Compton of Glen Forest to Miss Gertrude Blanche Morrow ef Iris, P. E. Island.

H89 wn, ov

oo-oe+ETo"$o amber 25, 1931, by Rev. A. C. Vincent ficer for t1 e Maritime Provinces,

laid four informations before Mag- istrato George J. Tweedy yesterday for infraction of the Migratory Bird Act against two Charlottetown men, one Mt. Herbert resident and a man from Mermaid. They were charged with attempting to kill fowl during the night. They were each fined ten

~ Lust MacCANNEI.L-DIIAILI _ At thc dollars andcosts or thirty days in

- Baptist Parsonage, Charlottetown. jail. All paid the fines.

ALI. KINDS OF MOTOR. TRUCK- il. ing. Reasonable prices, phono

c 702-J. 118-li-24-li

OST -.- DAUGIITEIIS OF EM- pire Plri. Return to Mrs. Morrison, 2.37 Prince street. 10475-il-27-31.

JOHN ALFRED McDONALD. PEO-

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

9370-10-is-1 month.

HAVE ACCOMJVIODATION FOI!

several pairs foxes to ranch on

ishares or for a consideration. ‘ Clean ranch, experienced. cars-

taker. Mac. Guardian Office.

_ 10464-ll-21-I.

‘ Boarders Wanted _

For Sale

MACINTOSH APPLES AT F. .

Reeves, Southport. 10479-11-27-2|.

CARDHOARD, SUITABLE FOR

lining outhouses. etc.. lc. per sheet. Guardian omce. tf

FOR. SALE-40 PLYMOUTH HOOK

puliets. M. F. Murnaghan, Taran- tum. 10483-11-27-2l.

November 25, 1931, by Rev. A. C. Vincent, Allen Hamm MacCannell of Charlottetown to' Marion Drake of Charlottetown. ROBERTS - McPllEBBON.f-At the home of the officiating Minister, Rev. C. E. Armstrong, on the even- ing of November 2lst, 1931, Laura May Roberts of High Bank was imi- tcd in the bonds cf matrimony to Roland Archibald McPherson of Murray Harbor.

DEATHS

wsirrsn _` 'rwo nosanis|s_s____lN

i te family. Apply Guar . mn ' 10429-ii-as-si. ‘

Situations Vacant

FOB SALE - SMALL FARM IN

country. Good buildings. Apply care of Guardian. 10461-ll-26-3|.

FOB SALE - OLD PAPB. S cents bundle. Guardian Office.

2-4-tl.

W-'°*"'-'*"“°"*'-“”*’** NEW PERTH EGG CIRCLE -

Manager wanted for 1982. Whole _ Circle or parts as in 1931. Tender! received up to noon December lst. Wm. Cain. Secretary.

. S. V. 104'l4-ll-27-ll.

To`Let

iro Ear- siiilu. roamsmm

Cott-ag9`for rent. Adults only. l Apply ouarsiuu. loess-11.#--fu.

months. 82.00 per month. _ 256-J. moming or evening.

' 10481-ii-27-21.

. Ilr. ll._il. oarsall

_ Cllll.0l’l,AC'lfOB Itree Year Palmer Graduate 124 Prince St. Plone 1072 """° &h Isla.

l"0h SALE 'IO LET. BOAHD AND

room signs on hand at Guardian Office. tf.

FOB. SALE - PUB! BBED OX-

ford Down Ram, 1%' years old. Also 1 Ram Lomb priced to sell. Apply Walter G. Maclfensie, Bradalbane. 10458-11-26-Si.

PRIVATE CHRISTMAS CARDS.

exclusive designs, may now be ob- tained from the Guardian Central Job Printory. Order early and avoid disappointment.

10352-11-21-tf.

FOB SALE ._ BALANCE GOOD

quality rough boards and seantllng delivered. $2.25 per hundred feet. Apply to Clayton Morrison, Hamp- ton, P. E. I. 10452-ll-28-2i.

‘ron sau-:-_nmss rox anno-

ing houses complete Sixteen Fox Shipping Crates, standard four

JOHNSON-At lviontrell, N07. 24.

son of Hammond and Edith Irvin; Johnson. aged 9 years.

In Memoriam

In fond and loving rem-

embrance of

RUSSELL THOMAS WHITE

Who passed away seven years ago today.

Father, Mother, Slat-erl and Brother.

JMU-11-2?-IL

N. D. MacLean

smnnrsan

’ ummm . ciiuloiieun alia

Nash wllaaao

WHIST AND DANCE-Ori Mon-

day, Nov. isth, the Hope River M- sumptlcn Society held a whlst party and dance, there beins I fiiifiy lllte attendance. The Whist WB-S C"-i°Y° ed for part of the evening. the Pfllel being worn by Mrs. Robert Gallant and Mr. Fidele Doucct. A dainty lunch was served at ten o’clock, af- ter which dancing was indulged in- The violin players were Leo Gallant. Joseph Gallant and Mr- 51°* 1*' oioii-, accompanied 011 th” P"“‘° W Misses Melina and Lucy Gallmt step-uo.hc'ing by Miss Marv 011111"-

l93i, Kenneth Hammond Johnson, ;Mr. Frank Martin. Mi!! Cm: II'

win and Mrs. laura Doiron was en-

Nlght" as well as papers °“ °‘m'°°" events bring forth much interestln8

be e en

profit derived from csc mee I-

Osdar Cheats large sire, nicely fin-

ished. win. J. scott. Marshfield. \ llaltl msec-u-Ill.

as smolu, noaiamullua, salmon, ' _‘_ ` innan - ‘. i '

_ GRADUATION-Miss Caroline 0. McKinnon, graduated from Wo- men's Free Hospital, Brookline. Mass.. in the October class of 1981. _She is a daughter of Mr. John H. MacKinnon and Mrs. MacKinnon, Bear River South( Miss Macliinnon was s. former student of Falconwcod Hospital, Charlottetown, and her many friends wish her every auc- C655.

Mr. Herb. C. Holland who has

been on'a business trip to the City, l-:it yesterday morning on return to Montreal.

WESTERN' GUARDIAN ,

recent visitor to Tignish in the ln- terests of his firm, the Colonial To- bacco Company cf Windsor, Nova Scotia. - Engineer MscDougall, , Charlottetown, was a visitor to Tig- nish in connection with his duties in the Department of Public Works.

MacDonald, who has gone to Char-

of having his ankle badly sprained while playing football, and is forced

interests of his firm and renewing old acquaintances.-A “Baby Austin" car was seen on the streets of Tig- nish this week and was the cause of

of the Sons of Temperance of Prince

annual meeting of the GienW0°d Womens Institute met at tile home

November 16th. Meeting was op 3 ened by singing Institute Ode and repeating creed in unison. Roll call

the coming year. Minutes of pre-

vious meeting were reid and a- dopted. A report was then read by

Boulter. Auditors, Mrs. Elmer Betts and Mrs. Mae Glllcash, directors,

all New monthly committees-

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£69,195, _ TI 3

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coat w - News _

iNo‘ti‘ceé

Montague Troop

A *-

Friday night, Nov. 20, this troop

with the girl guides put on a play and conceit to a good :ized audience. Under the chalrrnanship of I-Ils Worship Mayor Mellish, the follow- ills program was presented:

Chorus-Billy Boy-Girl Guides.

Recltatiori-Mary Currie.

Solo-Doris Carruthers. _

Recitation-Betty Murdoch. I

Vocal Duet-Martha Clmningham

-TIGNISH-Mr. A. T. Bell was ii iand Marlon, Hyndmum

Auto Harp-Mr. Wm. Macbennan. Ukulele-Girl Guides.

Solo~Mrs. Wm. Garrick.

Play

A Day's Fun-Boy Scouts and Girl

Guides.

This play was made for scouts and

-Mi" A1” M‘°D°m\mf 5“mm°l'5id¢» includes first aid, signalling, fire is relieving his brother, Mr. P. A. 1|gh¢,1n¢_m,_

The Girl Guides are under the

lottetown for a. few days.--Master capable leadership of M", Llyie Shea. youngest wa of Mr. and oiosoh, cept. and Mrs. Herb Poole, Mrs. A. R. Shea, had the misfortune y_,1eut_

Lloyd Williams, of Charlottetown

to rest up for a few days.-Mr. J. B. gave A demomtmtion on me ugm. Gaudet, the genial representative of mg, and Tom Campbell y0.y0_ M,-_ the Rock City Tobacco Company, R,

was in Tignish Wednesday in thc r¢;a,»y_ was ,,150 present,

C. Parent, Provincial Scout Sec-

Patrol Leaders' Conference .

The Provincial Commissioner has

G-WP-i Ralph B- M5°c““u- 55'; The Cm’ pack which W” mam- bay of Deep Brookin nnticipltion of: -lime! M5l'°hb‘“‘k» G- T"°“' Thu” ind this mu' is making “Wd pm' the arrival of the vessel, which willi ur i"“:..f;:§ .‘::;:°..;.::‘:: ::S:;.‘::.°;f';‘;t§'..‘.;‘.‘.';‘.“; ~» »» »f °‘

xizlfc and "Excelsior", Wilmot Val- Laine. These ladies are hoping to P The bow of the s_came__ was d__m_ _ ley to assist at these meetings. show that lady Cubmastcrs can be , aged ___ the comsiom but Captain _ ii -crm-boo Irsrrrvrr-T1- i ° ,§'?§§ii.°§§”§.'.‘Z°§§Z§‘..§i.f`”..i§.."".“.f.“$i

as successful as men

St. I’aul's 'l‘r00P

Monday night a verv eniayebis

to the rel!-

ular meeting. This was enioyed W the Troop Committee and Scouts. This Troop under Mr. william War- ren, Scoutmaster, the Rector. “ld

W” l'*D°nded to by Pilyillu fee fm' th’ Troop commmm “.9 mam” Joseph Rose, Gus Foley, Jamesib

good progress.

St. James Troop

tm "mms President °lB.° F' num. Under Scoutmaster J. A. Lawson.

joyed by an iclal statement by the Secretary sh James ,Hoop has had 3 buy

____ Treasurer. Sick committee report: muon so “___ Them have men two

RESUME Acnvn-|53 __ -rn, ed having visited two sick persons_ hm” with ‘upper Naked by me

study Love" club in ,hm my "_ and a. bill for frllit was ordered scouts memmlveB_ .umed meh, wuvmcs for the 5”, paid. Officers for the ensuing year being “wen m smug work with a ,on g fm day, ago and are enjoy.. were appointed as follows: Presld- View to p,.,,m°m,,,s_ and go, sum- ing their meetings each Friday af- °“t» Mrs' Albert °°"m' "ke 9"* quent recreation Pins WHS hu “I” tel-noon 'rho study of "Twelfth i4°Hi» Mia- Alilwi M°W“U“-‘"» roi-asa oppvttimiiies 1°' We °“°‘

' Secretary Treasurer, Miss Mae wrist development,

Instruction is

discussion and mem rs ar - Mn MW

ood McDonald. Mrs. John f

"‘“"""’° °"°" ‘he “"5"” ,fund cui-rl. and Miss Dorothy Monoug-_`Sl1l‘Ull)01'S

;n‘° 0138"" “if” °:“;;:;;;n'°;:`sick. Mrs. sims oorrill and Fdtéd SC/1001181' n 5” met er Elmer Betts School committee re-

ls, hisro d ' °

books. including nove ___ ay erin .”°nmd_ P__°____am_ Mm Albert Nearlng Port P°°*f¥- Whi°*‘ im “"° °““ “' Mclaaac..ms. Allison Mcwiliiuns -

U10 Pl'°"\“°‘°i 5""”"’““'“ “' " and Mrs. Bayfield sous, Nod meet

““°1°“" °f “ “bn” ‘M the u" ot AIDS to be held on the second Mon- many, N, S., Nov. 28. (By the

th' P*"°“°°' Their mmm°n is w 45! of December at the home of ggmdgm prow-Bcai-ing six sur sponsor this °°ii¢°“°“ “id f° *Mali-s. James /iulu, roll cull to so vivo.. or ui. iii ima Gloucester to it from time ¢° *line Th* i“P°~ canons by -'My poi supmtii- °.¢i.°.,..¢f Eulih and Eleanor, which I!! tilmlshf °f “"5 °i“\’ in UNM' .ion-" Readings were given by the gh, rammed in ii heavy fog bank ing me books is much Hi1Pf¢°Tl¢¢¢.program committee .».r:.~v which on p.~¢~¢.u~o Light lost night, the bythe Superintendent and staff of lunch Wu “wed by the regrggh- ggnmm- ('.yp<illn Prince was near- tho institution. 'rum an aireadymom oommgm, mu r pieusnifiog poop crook, Digby County. gqhqiawiihmcreeefouow. enniqgggng, ` on-lym¢ight.11iosteamareruised

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Ieasure

i-The com- ed todaythai i tarL'.`f pro- enioys frorr. duties. Chamber ol

PH0NE vous oimEiz, 'wav C,iRpy_

Laval Gov- i a proposal of two per

Setting Canada To

Narroivsi. sanvrcis LOAN civ-

The savings of the people of Can-

its in the Canadian chartered banks are at a very high level, as com-I Dated with past years. In purchas-i ills power they are much grleateigi 0W11`i8 t0 the low price level now Prevailing for every sort of com-

s, four per

_Work For Canada ‘Trinity United Church

E5 CANADIANS AN 0PP0R_ 7.00-Tuxis Squares, regular meet. Tum” To “mlm “U5'NESS.1.oo-ciioir in-liésrisi-no rt M

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ACTIVITY WITHOUT RISK. I lirlnl Hull. . . . ...l0473-11-21-1|.

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“““' “S “"°"'“ by *he Savings “P05-, Maritime Board

ianuiactured t on manu-

PRIDAY .1 was <'n0t

ifidence, and life of the

ui down ap- eputies fear- : cost of liv-

ing - Social Hall

spaper com- >1 days about eat Britain. declared the id "made a g high dut-

Approves Of

ecto Canal

S? c§’

mo people. ber

dlty. They place the Canadian

in proportion to their num.

HALIFAX, N. S., NOV- 26. (By

as a friend,'.’ said, "but

s. among the richest nations of

the earth. I The National Service Loan under- '

‘UNCH Hdmifltiim ‘Nm the YOUHSUF given his approval to the holding of takes to may u substantial pl-°_i f°1kS-ML PNB D°il'°1l» HUWIUI. WHS the 2nd Patrol Leaders' Conference. ipomon of thas: and other Savmgsf a visitor to Tisnilh during the f1rst'This will probably he hold in char- of me canadian people a,.,.p,b,,,! Dirt 01 U10 Week-'13 lottetown, Saturday, Dec. sth. Last for the purpose pf giving useful em-

year the conference was a. very suc- pyoyment to camdmn workem

-SOCIETIES 0|?-GANIZED - A'cessfu1 one, and rio doubt this yearfs Theye is work that needs to be done

meeting was held in Montrose Hall will be much belibf- in Canada, and plenty of money to on Friday evening, Nov. 20th, under do it mm; but m.e$em_day ume,._ . the auspices °! me Grand DMEM" Banu" TNW tainties have made individual own-l

ers of money all over the world re-

Edward Island' An" 8' dun' “L Pmmismg meetings we" held the luctant _to invest it in forms in-

the canadian Press)-Faith lu thai make mia- Chignecto Canal project was roof'

ilrmed by the Maritime Board of»

intends to

'ri-use today. Further measures oi fel' H pcs-

rotcction for the Noi/a Scotia coal »@r UWB 0011-

umi steel industries, and for sho>dU¢tS hit by fisheries of this province were ask- ed. The federal govemment was re-'Sify -Spokes-

uestod io give trans-Atlantis exports to

stcamers land mail and passengers M371 Ffmch

t Sydney during the St. Lawrence’ U “W items

season. A movement to have the' U10 Fi'¢nCh

momentarily

incoming executive invested with power to raise funds from the var-

dress by Rev. A. F. Baker, G.W.P., a last two Monday evenings with an _ _ _ _ Division ot me som or Tamperanceiaveraze 0! 10 sooum This troop is _\olving the sl ghtest clcgiee of risk.

lous local boards for ordinary pur- “mt °“P@"'

Certain owners of savings now

was organized with 30 charts: mem- planning to specialize on their Ist t _

bers. The following officers were el~ ,class badge work this yelf. all PIM- ihave an °pp°“'un“‘y M “5mg_ mesci eéted. WP Ram.” Hardy, WA ltlcany an me members are now and _savings for the direct promotion of _I Hudson '1;ridham; R.S., ' dass gm-,uy,,_ ' :business activity in their own coun-I' Thornton; A.R..S., Beth Clark; FB., itryf but lending mem 1° the C'°"'i Don Campbell; 'ri-eos., John Moun- soueque-lrroeiowu 'ri-oops '°""“°“°~ “me H* tht’ “me °i’“°i

tam; Chap” Arthur Hardy; c,md__ incui_'ring n__p riskthwlliatellerdsin _1t_h_e; Bild Oilfki A- C011d~. Bild Clark; I- This troop makes application reg- @mP0YmeI1 0 952 lm - e

S., Allred MacCrae; 0.S., Ralph ulnr to Pi-ov, "Headquarters forlsecurity of the Natlslnfli Service! M

Squarebrlggs; P.W.P., Mrs. Ramsay badges. Second class badges hc.ve_Lcan is absolute. It is u first charge__‘_O ____e_y_h___g _h____ can _O _____es___ Hardy; D.G.W.P., Rev. G.A.D. E1- been issued recently to Carmarion the whole property and income _ ~ _ Hoon llott. A meeting of the same nature Johnson. Norman Wright. Douslasiof one of the richest and most pro-i iablljh indlmiiai i ff °f "WW

was held in O'Leary on Monday ev- Leard and Arnold Callbeck, all of iductive countries of the world-a i li1”°‘ nU€~~ _‘_

enln8. Nov. 23rd. at which time a the Beaver Patrol. iccuntry possessed of unrivalled nat- Division was also organized with 2'! ,ural resources, with a population of

charter members. The following Zion Troop _the highest intelligence. enterprise officers were elected: W.P., James ' _ and integrity, and capable oi’ thei M. Macwilliams; W.A., Mrs. John Nine bays were present at the most, rigid mryfg Now is the “mei Macnenuan; R-S-. Alton Webb: A- scoutmeet1ns°aTuecd=y11ishtal1d for canmlans to show their faith

R. S., Miss Mae Homo: F7-. Wlliilm work was done on Tenderfoot Knots. in

E. Turner; Treas., Miss Erma Pal- and signalling. The following Scout mer; Chap., Benj. Moreshead; Cond., games were played: three deep,

Blair Baker; A- Cond.. Miss Etta Guard the Dasse;._-wmv 1=3f__R¢:_P'_’i lu-ounol iho scene or me tragedy

Easton; I.S., Burton`Palmcr; O.S., Body tug-of-war, .ne wres g n

Marne Kennedy? P-W-P-» M75- Jim Jilmil th* SUCK fem'-V' m “_” 'W' no trace of .six others ol the schoon-

Smallman. The following Grand sence of the Scoutrnaster. téhle :F239 er-5 crew who are believed to have < ‘w

Officers were present and had charge is under the managemen o c s

of both meetings: Rev. A.F‘. Baker, Troop Committee.

themselves.

Searchllghts were sweeping the

poses of the central body was in- HIV’-1' GW" iiilted. And representatives of var- 3°id mind' lous points in l\`ewBruri.swlck,Nova`°°”t 5° P" scour. and Prince Edward 1sisud“°”“’°S il"-

heard R. W. E. Burnaby, Maritim¢°~ trade commissioner to Ontario, de- We" “m°“5 Clare that "ten thousand people ui* °f the *ef-

Nflds ’. New

until after daybreak, but could fuid __

Toronto. born and bred in thc‘ th' Cham'

aritime Provinces are .anxious ti

tysn, 2 Anne 'd 4 Leonard

. Murphy 2

Postage Stampsi-115 Aww. 4

.lian Walsh.

-_-_ racAulay and

Jan Sullivan.

ST. JOiiN'S, Nfid, Nov. 26. (BI

Canudiiii Press:-The new isem Ryan 2

le ~ i sue of Newfoundland postage stamp vlria Byrne.

nsisting of fourteen denominata Vickerson.

I .

one down with the ship. _mms in dmcmn dEs_gnS_ Wm be aan M“Enh_

ailubic on January 2, 1932. A feat laid. 3 Bem-

. isimon Theriault, engineer Manley'

or Mrs. Ain-eu son-ill on Monday, 'sunset We! held P"°‘"°“” g

acket Company, her owners |

lowing survivors on board. Captain C

Cvoodick, Alec Stac, Paul Amitts,

Oscar Levadore, Jim Powers. i The missing were reported as Bradford whunook, Ei~iu~st Gilllnf"

Brothers, Youlic Lovnnee_

Cop-Your Honor, this man is a `

lawyer by day and a burglar at

night. .luago_whioh is he oricsiod for? ‘~`

c of tlic issue will be reproductiol » Princess Elizr.hcih‘s photcgraptzalct Gallant

on a stamp for the first time. ' (Hillel) 2

Tlic dclioiilinations will includ l' ASDBW.

ic following: Green, showing :_ heap of green fish lying in a pcunu ity. She bore just alter being brought ashore; Ch Chsefflll- ent, rose. A new portrait of Hit even those lVl.;je.~:ty King George V: 3 cent:She was suf- grown orange, a new portrait 0 il , ._ .< __ h r illness was

io Queen, pflrwiinliv selected

"Am I to understand that if I take

Her Majesty; 4 cents. red violet, reconciled W orrrrit of H. R. ii. the Prince o but all her Wales: 5 cents, violet brown, Carile frequently

I nu, firnlvn from the famous photo graph ci tlic monarch of the top WN hlid UU .-mls.: G cl-nts. dnrk blue, a portml her filth' r.-.ll oi ii ri. H. l>rin.~o.== miss cries Ceme- bcih: 10 Collis, m‘nr.go, a very fin 305 ‘md W9-1' ngraving of u salmon; 14 cent: RBNSHY. B5- black. a full lenztli engraving of W“»R*9V~ MY- iliorollghbrod Nclvoluldiand dog-5W¢eUY,f9n

5 c"i1is, illtraninriiim n baby Whitelged C7055"

six months?"

"Yes, provided, of course your

work is satisfactory.

“Hai I knew there was a catch

somewhere."

Returning from five

Paris, Leipzig. Germany

- iaddress meeting Fox night, Nov. 28, Rayner BI

Business Conditions and Silver Fox Peits. Inforl

foxmen.

10498-11-_27-2i

this loo 1 shall got u promotion in 1

cont: 20 cont", nivrtlo green, vim- ci' Capo Rrcs: 25 cents. vermiliiore Si! Of her scaling steamers leaving Si. .lolin's7Ut°h- ‘Wine 30 cents, magcntl. fishing ileemnedy- P795 leaving for the Cirlind Banks, -m"3°“~ H"

Notice To

_ __ A X: __ _ __ brother Ken

her memory.

Foxmen “_ By

|Face

weeks spent in Lol1don.‘E5°'°-NB-.

crv nervous,

investigating conditions ul.: Amo io

and prospects in big

fur markets, I willwim.

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reeders, 7.30 Saturdays; iglmliif

ock Hnll. Summerside, on,',,,_ nf Bw

International Distribution. do my .mi

ation of live interest to‘"° “my

allvbrfle

H. RAYNER.

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