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(Cunnlllnn Press) G" D- Blenkhom 133 (Cnnnlllnrl Prriul) ' ‘anal; H‘ B‘ Douglas ' ' ’ ‘ ' " 222 117 noxrllnub, .1111. 25-I)esp!te 11111-01- 1111“ 011 -‘ - __ i fvfifllilli egg prices dipped downward A11,‘ _ _ .11.’. on the Montreal produce and dairy 111.011 ' f1‘ 554 952 ulzlrilct tOlIfl)‘. ‘ ;rv T £31 _ 11 .\l‘l"l\'ll|l totalled l/JS" cases as onm- 1 ‘.11 o _ ' 1806 11il'(‘('|h\\'ltII 11,829 (‘illflvri yeah-rainy‘ bu! 1111q;11-11<- . , HENATORS f t - . tn int.» nilloulltl-i in .. 1 ', till-Oi cielsrlllflllglllust {Lilli ruse.“ in tile 1H1“! Sam Hood ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ' ‘ ‘ 145 172 =lliuo pcrloli 0t‘ lust. nick. (‘lxrlots or 111111111111111‘ 1 T. M. BiTllftlii; . . . . . . .. 93 112 '."'“T..2§..T'°1i§‘1dfimlfi.533.3371.".53? ;‘.-,~_;1,1-;,,1'" i" E- Memos-Id 15v 15:1 .,.11ts and ill'5l€10i' pullers ui 11111 1311.111." 1 1s; H. M. Howait __ 17g 119 ’ . . k I . .' ,. <' ,, uixllil; ziloilrfdt‘ frmsnllx figggkgtllklzlegecillge ‘|_\‘1|1':11,! " " ' ‘ 11:17, Hwy Rim‘ ~-~~- 130 163 1: 1119 9111,1111 di-mund. Prim-s to rc- 1.1111111“. ___ _____ iilllers lielzl lincllilligcil. 1.-,.11 11-11-11 lintter was litl-nily nt 20% for rnr- 11111111111. 1 597 718 his or less of no 1 grrlss lllilkc. lte- 111111111111 _ H“ rlrpts were 32 boxes. ilrn111q1111 _ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ " ' (‘lleeso rclnillncll firm nt l) cents 11111.11", for current receipts of Ontario white. 111111 p011, in cents fun Onturio colored and 1.1,,1111.1.1,.1111 __ i015 to ill/i cents n pound for 0n- 111,111.1- 110111 221 133 turln cnrly lllnke, Receipts were 22 11111111111111 __ llcrcfl- Kirk 1.111.» 145 159 Potatoes were mllcllllllgz-li, New 11-11-1; Prmn 179 13.1 Brunswick green nlouninllls per 80 11111101111111 imuull ling: selling lit S0 cents. Print-c 1,1311. $111,113 174 181 lhln-llrd lsilind green mountains per 1111111111." 1,14 135 in pound ling nt U5 cents and Prince 11,11,111”. 1 1T~l11'nrddl§lnlli11g1gcn mnuninills 110i‘ 311,11 1111.111 -—- ---- 0 poilll lug n cents. ' 311-1 1;» _ _ , _ 1_ 1 1 MV .\l'|1'l‘l‘l:‘ (Corp . . . .. .. 863 852 hirifutt llull ..~. .. .. TOW 1715 llontetil 2.. . . .. M111... lulu-s . '1 1 hinrilhy . 1111 ' CODIDIEIICIAL LEAGUE 1, -1l‘!l - ———--— iflftlffllél‘ ‘1311731 PROWSE IIROS 1.1xxnqggnnfilxuimg-c-no) 1l.1111‘1‘1?11_ _' ' 1111-11 '1'. W. L. PAUWAB .. .. 159 293 1B1 ' Petrol Oil . 11"" W. Wlliilc-rk 226 122 185 l‘l -r . -.'. _ CLOSE Pftlllwvl‘ :1 A. ilellry 130 13h’ 189 Wheat: May 47: July ifflilt: Oct. 81112211111411‘ - - “'11 F. Achlins 139 l3!) 168 ~"'-111.-111i.»11i. ‘."'11 P. Aft-Timm- 127 150 1B9 ‘I81 842 9H. _\-1;11'111,1__111_ , . . . . . . . . 2534 .\'_\'i\'.-iiiit1- 'l‘ui~il1-i;1 . _ 1,1 1 11-1. h||:,\\.\l{1h BAKE!“ 1 I1‘. Wlli-lilil .. .. 122 183 214 i; -\‘-~ ='- 1" \\' ' a. Wliitlurk . . 1:11 21o 114 lcx l r1-.~.i c; ,_ x1. i i.-1».l 2:: 1 _ _ feed 20; ltuji-l-liul 1711,; '.l'r=u~k 1151311115“ i1. A. Sitlizi 190 119 1Z4 11 _1 1, w 11 1 R. NlCI/"lltlil 200 128 1'17 _ 111211;. "Ll-ml" u. Wlliiicri, 172 150 19c 11111.11 -s1!.. 1__ 11 11111111111 1-_. ___, ____ ___ i‘ - .\iuu .. ' . - . (‘lillill lit-n 815 790 8J5 ' lfculinili-lilli '1'0tliI ......... 2430 1V 1 1111i (Ill .. l-liliurillip . 1 . . - ~1_ .1 I\!llll.l|1il Iiliy ... _.. . 111111‘ 11/111101-1111- 101- 1110-9911(1- 31-051 104 1311115 _ 1 ""' 11;,',1 ' High szhgle T.W.L. Proiwse 205. (C: d‘ Prelni Yti-llv-l ... - .\l(l.\"I‘Ri~}l\l:_m..ln‘l.in 2.'.__'l-l..~1--- were xhr-lrlih High Th!” T'W'L' Home 635' 12:; l-ntlle, 17R calves 111111 1l.'1l lieu! Oslskn .11.?":::.:i;.:'-i.1l:1, .;‘.'.‘.‘.?.'.i.'.".' .3215; ~- ~ BMW-Rs Tllqvultie and 400 lnlgn ill-id ovrr. 1h d!!! ‘nilie were Ii|l"|l!'iI nt t- l-urd- (for export to nllfliPllllPilll and Alizr-n-u .. - J- A- M9119“ - - - ' ' " 135 217 137 1v1\ft.11\1iont1rl=ili full‘, St. 1John in snll on 11121111111111 . . ' 1.11 T1 DegbQfQugh 1,, 123 129 191 ll‘ . nilcicstc rg c. !.'l>i‘1‘il .. (‘little trnliillg “WISH slow ilnll no llnllio .. 1 E- LPPQE‘? -- - - - - - --- 213 196 125 "'1',1i1'1-"1v= 111M111» 1 111 11111 1 "W" "l" - ‘ 1' F. LcPage 9a 130 leal n rt-s were. a NI . ‘ u o '- the fnlr to modinmiqyulllity gains were E- B- Lilli; . - - - 133 U5 135 iold for $5.617" to $6. Common and . .__. __'_ ,__ rl-nssc-l-s lroliizht l2. ' 1 No hogs Ircrc sold in -—‘-- nlnrkct- 1 709 7W 796 "F- ‘ Total ........ 2205

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EXCHANGE

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liollllllil flol-ill .4132!‘ Iluilgilry pi-ngn .2 illdln rupee .2970.

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7 111 1111150111 cases. l "“1°L‘I§S§§>" igugcecdss cause ll mo]; and restores the affected P1!“

Teacher: "JQhBXIZO, now you have in front cf you the north. on your Plcht (be cost, cu your ilft Midwest. What have you behind you?"

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5nd drives out thfl thick ilfiPum

The case of Lorne B. Flood v.1, Hollis Moore, Clifford Moore and James A. Moore, 1m action for damages for conversion of a motor car, which had been Placed in Moot-es’ Garage by the Prohibition Commission came before Mr. Jus- tice Saunders and a jury in the Supreme Court yesterday.

J. J. Johnston, K. C., for plaint- iff, Gilbert Gaudet, K. C., for de- fendznts.

_ The jurors were John McFar- lane, foreman, Mark fllman, Jo- seph McKenrla, John A. McDonald, Thomas Crelghan, Aben McLean, Charles Rowe.

Witnesses for the plaintiff were Lorne a. Flood, the plaintiff, Cy- rlac Gallant of the Provincial Treasurer's Office, and for tho de- fendants Hollis Moore and Cyrus B. Jay, Police Constable,

Mr. Johnston moved that the Juryvbe instructed to bring in a verdict for the plaintiff. At 5 o'clock the court adjourned.

PATRIOT PUB. C0. Lost by default.

ONDS, Qiio TA TIONS

Holy No m e Club Bowling

The "High uwchty" League sot- away with a ban: last nlihl? when m, Kings defeated the Deuces by a. majority of 882 pins. T. Crclghm of the Kings canted off all hon-

ors, rolling high single 2'14, and high three 795. KINGS .1. Hughes‘ .. .. 24o 214 201 G. Murphy I93 209 132 G. McMahon 170 190 185 I. Harley 217 186 186 T. Creigha/n 262 269 274 Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3068 DEUCES

F. Tierney . 188 205 189 L. Gauthier ... 196 260 184 W. McTogus 144 224 177 A. Martin ..... 169 168 167 A. Joy . ....... 14B 219 197 Total .. . . . . . . . . . . .... 2786

Tonight at 8 pm. the Aces meet the Knaves.

The second match game of the evening between the Not-Afraids and Falcons was won by the Fai- coins who came back strong in the - last frame to win by a small lna-‘ jority. R. Harley high single, 168, and also high three, 708.

High single Helen McMillan, 259. High three Helen McMillan, 506.

Iloly Name Club Billiard Tkuunanlent

Last night Harley won from Stanley tn a close match in which some difficult shots were mode. Harley tool: the lead from the start nlld though Stanley kept right behold him all the way Hdr- ley was Just a little bit better and won by 30 points. Class B: Proude won from Brown without any trouble in an interesting match.

Tonight, Class A, P. McQuaid meets D. Purcell; Glass B, Joe DeaRoches meets Roy Doiron.

Pneumonia Serum Known In Montreal

MONTREAL, Jan. zir-scrunw have been to use for some times in Montreal in the treatment of pneu- monia with varying results accord- ing to th; type of pneumonia, Mc- Oill public health doctors pointed out goday in commenting upon the discovery of a. "new treatment" for this malady by Dr. Edvdn E. Zclgler of the United States’ Ad- ministration, Washington, D. O.

According to the dcspatch from Washington, Dr. Zeiglers method

Luke hirlrcn Lobe] Oro » 1§!1"1}{1*;"'1§,1;,; __ _ High Single .1. A. McLeod, 211. hli-Wniii-ra .. .' -- High Three E. mPase 5341 pins. (lll Select - Puwllcu Kirk . 1 1111111151 1 BRUCE STEWART a co. So “KPOTR i '. . . l1‘: F11" ‘-'°'""" v. o. Acorn 24c 19a ll?- . I 204 llo More Piles . 1 m _ 204 111 1111111 55TH“ 111111111111 s Johnson ....... .. 20o ass 211 H . __ _ _.. o" ' Salve: or Cuttinl no 11 w 110M It tires 01111- 1.11. bottle of Dr- J- Total ....... 3138 - . i ti —liEvl- laiorhigolihalgz: 11227515.’; ltnls l0 "lid . ° P .. 11, protruding IIOLMAN s mo.

Lost by default. /

High Single S. Johnson 335 pins.

bo i-the cause blmlileian ttnhnelyloglsrlntevlfgal medicine gnpdf) this that's wl-v solve! ""1 ppositcrlcs fail. flushes Pr“! °°-- 11.1 .1111 dnyvqill! everywhere s"l1 ill-non) Tablets wiihirum"l°° do not 6nd '

High Three; S. Johnson m plus. BOWLING TONIGHT

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of treotmczat, so fer used only with rabbits, involves the use of pneu- mocbclirl to develop immunity.’ Pncumocholin ls rnndc by dirsolv- ing the germs which causes pneu- monia in n. solution prepared from bile.

‘mom medical research wcl-km pointed out thct it has been known for o long time that pnellmflwtrfil. the germs that accompany pneu- monia, dissolved in bile. Whether immunity could be gnu-led" from one or more types of pneumonll by

the use of scrum mud». i1 such a

my was still o doubtful 1~.o'nt. ih-y~ sfd after reading of Dr. Zdslel-‘s discovery. ‘

NOT-AFRAIDS

Hilda Praught . 141 162 165 Kit Coylc 137 138 127 Alice Purcell 118 195 129 Helen McMillan 127 149 114 Gertie Doyle 182 1'12 217 .695 816 752

Total . . . . . . . . . .. .. 2263

FALCONS

1 R. Doyle . . . . . .. 165 84 218 1n. Coyle ..... .. no 161 1:51 ' D. Grunt . . . . .. 113 94 152 C. McKenna I31 256 217 R. Harley 232 210 266 811 805 97B

Total 2594

LADIES BOWLING LUCKY STRIKES

‘G. Flynn .. 72 145 102 P. Gauntlet 101 199 1417 I Paquet . . . . .. 219 136 127 M. Walsh 95 119 107 L MeAlc-l 130 151 95 617 750 578

Total 1945

HIT AND MISS 1

M. McFal-lane 103 205 123 H. McMillan I31 I16 259 ‘F. Flynn . . . 107 157 209 M. Power . . . . .. 109 63 B6 A. McIntyre 106 69 30 ><<r<~ i . ___

556 610 707

Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1873

CENTRAL GUARDIAN

Till: column, in reserved for Queen's County nevvI10I loco! lltnrest but ud- wertlnlng o! l newly mature may be inserted of. 4 cents n word strictly lvnyuills .11 divinel-

_____.__..____._ sue lwors wmnow for 111ml. dinner suggestions. 17780-1-26-11.

CENTRAL PARISH, Lot 48, Sun- day, Jan. 29th. Services ilt 2.30. Rev. G. Carlyle Webster will preach.

FLAGS HALF MAST — Flags were flying at hall mast yesterday over the public schools of the city out of respect to the memory of the late Louis E. Shaw, truant of- ficer and agent of the Children's Aid Society.

CONCERT REPEATED — The Burns Concert sponsored by the Caledonlan Club was repeated last evening at the Strand Theatre. and was given another favourable re- cfilltion. The whole programme was curried off without a. hitch and with splendid effect.

l». P. U. BALL-The annual bell of the Labourers’ Protective Union was held in the Union Hull last evening. Every available portion of We bulldlfls was turned over to ille large crowd for the festiyities. Dancing was the order of‘ the night, and the pastime was enjoy- cd to the full. Refleshlnents were served with bountiful hand. Activ- ities continued till a latc hour.

FUR PRICES INCREASED — Annirlg 8c Cobb. London, England, report u llrm lur market at the opening of their January auction yesterday, with an advance in prices of from ten to fifteen per cent over the December sales. Word to this effect was received last night by Mr. B. Roy Holman, Maritime represen- tative for A. Levin d: Company, who are the agcnts for Anning 8c Cobb in Canada.

AFTERNOON TEA-The W. M. S. of St. James Presbyterian Church 0f which Mrs. W. A. Stun-art is Pres- ident, held o successful tea iillfl nov- elty sale in the Lucllcs’ Parlor yes- terday afternoon. The pretty tea tllble was presided over by Mrs. J. A. Matllieson, and the novelty table by Mrs. Legate ‘and Mrs. G. E. Hen- derson. Assisting were Mrs.. J. G. Jalnieson, Mrs. H. R. Hillson, Mrs. K. M. Martin, Mrs, Adam Campbell. Miss Ethe! Stelrnlt and Miss Mary Irving. During the afternoon the guests were entertained with ti solo by Mrs. J. A. Lawson, accompanied by Mrs. S. Keith Rogers.

NOW ON DISPLAY -- The new Chevrolet, the car made to order for Canadians. nrrlvcd in Char- lottetown ‘Pucsduy and is now on display in Messrs. A. Horne and Conlpanys Show Rooms. This year's model boastsmany new features, which taxed the skill of General Motors‘ greatest engineers. The car is a master-piece in productionand with luxury as a key-note, provides the following improvements: Fisher No-Draft ventilation, Aviation-type instrument panel, screened cowl ventilator, air-strenuiccl to give that low appearance ivith slip stream back, V-shnped radiator, "starter- lltor," and valallced fenders, which literally cut car washing in half. Anyone who examines the new Chevrolet six will agree with the makers that it. is the smartest car, as well as the largest. ili today's low-price field.

I. 0. 0. F. CELEBRATION-The birthday of Thomas Wlldey, the- founder of Oddfcllolvshlp in Am- erica was observed by the Oddfel- lows and Rebekahs of this city yes- terdlly evening. Alpha Rebekah Lodge was hostess to the two su- bordinate lodges, and after their regular meeting a splendid program was given. A group of Rebekah songs, a solo by Mrs. L. H. Howatt and a piano solo by Mrs. Angus Mc- Eacherll, and a paper on the life of Thomas Wlldey by Ml‘. Fulton Adams, followed by bridge and nuc- tion, and dainty refreshments serv- ed by the committee under the con-

DEATHS

ARTHUR-At Charlottetown, Jan. 24, 1933, Edith Jane Arthur aged 6'1 years. Funeral from the res-l- dance o1 her brother, Mr. James Arthur, Russel street, Sumnlersidc. today at 2 p. m.

WOOD-On Wednesday, Jan. 25. Mrs. Robert Wood, in her 89th year. Funeral from the residence of bar son Seymour Wood, Mount Herbert. on Friday, Jan. 2'1, service starting at 2 o'clock. Interment Mt. Herbert Cemetery.

N. D. MacLeanl

UNDERTARER EMBLAMEB

Charlottetown 5nd North Wlltshiro

Phone I49

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JJAMPAIBNERS ENTH 1111x110

‘Gen e r o u s Response 1

Yesterday To Ap- peal For Advertis- ing- Revenue.

The business and professional men of the city are responding in a big way to ill: appeal being made for advertising revenue, according‘ to the reports made to the Chair- man cf the finance committee of the Tounst Association, Mr. S. A. MZICLSOG, last night, The team members were thelguests of the Queen Hotel for dinner and the aggressive movement in the way of advertising, consolidated under the head of the Tourist Association, received a push forward at the hands of everybody interviewed, as indicated in the statements pre- sented by the team captains.

The work is about two thirds completed and it is expected that final reports received tomorrow night will be highly satisfactory. In addition to the regular contri- butions by many flrms and indiv- iduals, mllny new and smaller firms and professional men are gladly and generously contributing to the advancement of the interests of the 1n-ovlllcc by adding thcli donations.

President Judge A. E. Arsenault ls very gratified and ‘the executive given a. new impetus by this ev- idence of the confidence the cit- izens have in the Association, as well as the cheerful optimism dis- played with respect. to the coming summer.

vcnorship of Miss Jean Fraser. All went to make a. very enjoyable cv- i-lllllg fol‘ the lam:- lllllllbez‘ present.

‘HIE PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND Fur Pool Ltd, has received from its Eurorwan agents additional cab- les with rciererlce to the auction sales being conducted this week in London. The advance in price con- tinued throughout the third days selling. Com-petition became still keener and prices llnlprcved lll all grades. The handsome price 0t sixty seven pounds, equal to over two hundred and sixty Canadian dollars was realized by the P. E. L. Fur Pool Ltd.. for one very fine specimen and numerous others realized over $100.00. Urgent re- quests are already being received by the company for additional early shipments. Fur Pool pelts are in strong demand by the trade owing to tile superior manner in which they are prepared for market. 7790-11