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Advertisers cannot afford to he without the Charlottetown
Guardian to convey their messlge to customers and prospective
msioiners. lt pays to advertise in the Charlottetown Guardian. _
gi-.riders owe it as a duty to patroniu advertisers in the
Charlottetown Guardian who make it possible for them to get
th," paper at less cost than any other morning newspaper_ila
Canada. .
The Charlottetown Guardian covers Prince Edward Isla-no
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N NIL DIIARDI I
day, 21st, Bred 11 a. m.;
Rose Valley at 8. Rev. J. Keir
Thompson, preacher
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Agents Wanted
WANTED - MAN OR.
vomnii to travel and appoint
agents for old-established house
in biisiiirss in Toronto forty-two
Position permanent. Write
piiuciiiois. expense e11°w-
etc. Winston Co., Toronto.
A. W. 8-10-ws-tl-Sept. 28.
Wanted
isvi CANVASSER.
Mime for few weeks Splendid
opportunity fm' “ming 8005
commission Apply care Guardian
Office AUS 2 if
CHURCH Ol." SCOTLAND.-Rev.
Ewen MacDougs.il will preach
Thursday 18th at Murray River at
7.30. Mr. J. H. Bishop will preach at
Kinross on the same evening at
7.30.
SUSTAINED INJURIES - Mr.
Duncan McNevln, New Haven, gus-
tained severai severe cuts on his
lu
or medical attention, and is now
ward Island Hosp
Eggs 190. butter 22c, chicken 75c to
Y‘ES'I`ERDAY’8 MARKET? The l
ye have two 103| Chev-
ro ct Sport Sedans for sale
which have been used as
Demonstrators. These cars
are in perfect condition and
can be bought at greatly re~
duoed prices.
See them at our showroom
n. iioninz s. oo.
CHARLOTTETOWN
p when he fell off a load of hay
ate yesterday afternoon The in- BM, ' mm ‘
red man was brought to the City
head and received a had shakng-
¢»»w»+ »H u
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Advertising Rates-Payable In advance _
Central Guardian looala, -ic. per wdrd' Western and f s s s
uosterii locals, Zo. per word; Announcements and Coming resting comfortably in the Prince   
Events, Ze. per word; Classified, ite. per word; In Memoriam Ed m_~|_
Notices, 70c. per inch; Lista of Floral and Spiritual Offer- »
um, cards, etc., sc. pu name; Letters of Condoienee, 'i0o. '
per inch; Notices of Thanks and Appreciation, 70c. per inch
M- so per word. Other rates on applications.
wannssnn `
7.30-Weekly Prayer Service -
prices at the market yesterday were visitors welcome __ Hartz
Memorial Hall.
“E ' “" Lowest Interest Rate
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PBEBBYTIRIAN Services. Bun.
Full Details Of
Transa
Provincial Bond
ctions Revealed By
Premier Stewart In Address
At Summerside Convention.
Full details of the Provincial
bond issue of April last, justifying
the action taken by the Govern-
ment and showing the issue to have
U62" Obtained at the lowest rate of
interest, were given by Premier
Stewart in his address at the Con-
Servfitfve convention in the Fifth
District of Prince on Saturday.
The Premier explained that for
this issue of Provincial bonds, to-
talling a million and e. quarter dol-
Gairrlnnr and Co. Utd., Toronto, for
$250,000, 5 1-2 per cent bonds was
received on Monday, the 25th oi
April, The head office of the Bank
of Montreal upon being advised of
the offer stated the price of 97.25
was somewhat higher than the
Bank‘s syndicate would be prepar-
er to offer on an option basis and
advised to make certain of the fin-
90¢. f°W1 70° 50 30°. PCI! 30° ill. anclal standing of the firm making
°*-" A EMENT-MP Bild MH
' ' potatoes (new) s1.oo bus., rumlps so ENG 0 _ . the ,,ff,.,, ,nu ,,150 that ,,_.,,,,,,,,,ce
A Female Help Wanted . - _ I
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each beets 10o dos, carrots 7c John Callaghan, Charlottetown, be ubtuiuud that the bonds when
DURCH be&i1S6C lb l'8»diSil 5C b\\I1°1'l *mf\0\m0° me enlwemenii °f meh' issue would not be aced on the
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WANTED-HOUSEKEEPER 0vER. cabbage 10c each, apples 15c doz., daughter, Alice Pineau, to Mr. Pat- ma,-ke; to Conn-ct with ,_ proposed
20 Y29-PB Preferred. APl>iy A. C- onions oc lb., broad beans 251: lb., rick F. Morris, also of Charlotte- ,issue of $1_000_000__ through the
Wood, Mt. H . ~ - - . V '
"be" 5023 8 16 2' red tomatoes llc, green tomatoes town. Marriage to take place first 'Bunk of Muntreul and syndicum
SELL CHMSTMAS CARDS 30:: pk., cauliflower 15c each, blue- week of September. 5076-ll ,ifrhe required assurance was ,e,,eiv_
can nr: berries we ut. raspberries loc box. i---- so from Gsironer .ind co., and
5 _ r:AaNr.n -
$3 '  and paid weekly in ‘rhubarb 5c bunch, melons 15c, i PERSONALS _ their firm offer was taken into mn.
spare time selling well known
line personal Christmas cards..
Experience unnecessary. An early
start and our oo-operation as-
sures success Beautiful new port
folio sample free Master Kraft
Limited, Toronto rcepresenta
tives wanted small towns also
F' H W 12 15 17 19 22 24-28
To Let
For Sass'
SUITABLE Fon
e lc per
oilice.
FOR. SALE - QUANTITY
nibicd grain for hen feed Wm
Condi Hazelbrook Aug 17 li
llill SALE - OLD PAPERS l
cents bundle Guardian 0ffi§ee4 M
TOR S\l..E - MALLARD CALLER
ducks Apply Gordon Shaw,
Bracilcy Beach 5037 8 16 Zi
,roll SALE -_ AYRSHIRE COW
newly freshened Apply Frank
l-lnliiday, Eldon 5030 8 16 21
l0it “LE - FEMALE SCOTCH
Collie nnd Pups Apply Harry Mc
Ausland, East Royalty
5053 8 17 21
l`0ll S\l.E, T0 LET, BOARD AND
réigni signs on hand at Guardian
Ci!
-_ Boarders Wanted
soiiwiiies Acconronsrizn Ar
ia o.-:rim street. sosa-s-11 ai.
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noinnrns Acconmorwran-
102 Fitzroy st so4s-a-is si
T0 LET - ROOMS. APPLY 194
Prince St 5040 8 18 Ill
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T0 LET - SIX RUOMED HOUSE
Apply 47 Douglas Street
5074 8 17 31
T0 LET _ HOUSE N0 22 PLEAS
ant Street Apply X Guardian
5031 8-18-Zi
Male Help Wanted
WANTED - ALE BOTTLES, PTS
and qts Phone 1107 or write W
Michael Charlottetown
3758 6-7 tf
BECOME EXPERT BARBER
through our special low cost
course Hundreds of successful
graduates Write Moler Barber
College 573 Barrington, Halifax
M H W Nov 14 stttf
AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
 CAN BE EARNED
weekly in spare time
selling well known line Personal
Christmas Cards Scores of steno
graphers, accountants Clerks,
etc, exceeded this last season
Beautiful new portfolio sample
free Master Kraft Limited, Tor-
onto Representatives wanted
small towns also
'ml-_i_._.;
sr_uneNrs wmran nlvsra
°ml‘ ADPIY to 33 Upper Hills
vl‘le, (R 3, Boilrie)
MACKENZIE-At P. E I Hospital
on August 10 1932, to Mr and Mrs
.Prank MacKenzie, Milton, a son
MARBIAGES
DEATHS
Aug. 15, Mrs Christina. Partridge
Funeral from the home 01.' Mr
Mark McKay, Mount Stewart at 2
o'clock Thursday.
Sadie A Brown, dearly beloved
wife of Leo Brown, aged 33 years
Funeral from her late residence, 48
eake St Thursday morning t
45 to the Church of the Holy
edeemer, thence to the R C Cem
I N D MacLean
Meetsr roast beef 18C. roast lamb l- _ siueratioii by the Executive council
20c, roast veal 12c, roast pork l6c, The many friends of Mr. Ben ut ,_ meeung held on Mfmdgm mg
lamb chops 20c, veal chops 15c_ Fish Acom will be glad to know that he izm, of Auriu The offer was uc.
cod 5c, mackerel 25c, haddock 10c, is convalescing nicely after his ser cepted
salmon 22c to 25c lous operation in the P E Island
Hospital and has returned to his _
Mr and Mrs Earl Harper and
daughter Thelma, accompanied by
Mr and Mrs. W E Harper of Bos
ton, Mass, are spending their va-
cation with Mr and Mrs. G H
Harper, Charlottetown Royalty
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Jismrrivs-Lump _ Ar oiioriorte Mr and Mm Frank Dm, Mr
wwn' May nth' 1932 by the Rev and Mrs, Frederick Sampson and
C N Bmwn' Mum" Jessie Jmkm" son Frederick, Jr all of Medford,
t° Per” wmmm Lund’ both °‘ Mt' Mass, who have been spending a
Herbert short vacation touring the Province
left on retum to their homes on
Friday last While here they were
the guests of Mrs Drew's sister,
PARTmDGE°'M Pittsburg M°”"M.rs John MacKinnon, North Riv
imade a firm offer for an issue of'
si.ooo,ooo., at s price of 92.11 rori
5 1-2 per cent, 15 year bonds, moi
:ost being on it basis. oi s.2a. Tumi
offer when compared with the:
price of the $250,000. issue was;
found to be on the' same basis, but i
owing to the discount on the sale*
‘of 5' 1-2 per cent bonds at 92.77`
lars. an offer of 97.25 made by,
bein! $72,300., and that under our'
present system of accounting such'
3 diB¢0l1!1f~ can not be amortized ov- 4
ei- me me of the bonus our must?
be made a direct charge ln the year
[of issue. it was decided to ask for
a quotat.on on 6 per cent, 15 'year
of 97.72 for $1,000,000., 6 per cent]
bonds, bearing date May lst and,
maturing 1947, was received fromf
themselves and a syndicate. This'
statement that a 6.23 basis for the-
In compar'ng 5, sale of 6 per cent
5 1 2 per cent the following detail
Continued on Page Eight
nirvras mm PARLEY
(Continued from Page 1)
dumping rose in acute form The
agreement in principle of a few
days ago failed to stand the test of
discussion on detail The Trans
Atlantic telephone, it is said, .e
vealed lack of communion in
thought between the British dele
gatlon here and their cabinet col
leagues in London And in the
Canadian view effective restraint oi
Russian dumping on the British
market is a central P0int of any
trade agreement
For Great Britain, the situation
Alon The Waterfront
naowu-ni this city Aug ieui g
n
Bruce Stowart’s Wharf
B S Hochelaga, Captain Trav
erse on the Pictou Charlottetown
route
Marine Wharf
U G B Brant, Captain Basil
Kelly arrived in port yesterday
from Chatham, N B and along
the New Brunswick Coast She will
reault now in port
Pickard's Wharf
S B Sonia, Captain Duhn is at
present discharging a cargo of coal
from Scotland
Schooner James E. Newsom, Cap
tain Gildard, the large four masted
vessel has finished discharging a
cargo of hard coal for A Plckard
do Company
B S Silvia, Captain Kean has
sailed for St Pierre and st John s,
Newfoundland
is comp cated al e by most
favored nation treaty concluded be
trade credits Canada takes the
against Russian dumping, as, owing
erwise-to stop Russian dumping
when it is resumed The _products
Particularly ln view are lumber,
wheat, salmon, asbestos, coal but-
ter, oil
Indications are that Canada is
unlikely to obtain the three cent
per pound preference on bacon in
the British market she would have
liked to obtain United Kingdom
delegates hold that British pur
chases of Canadian bacon are now
only a small percentage of the to
tal consumption Why, they ask,
tax ninety per cent in order to en
courage ten per cent? It is sug
gested that the matter be held over
until Canadian production of bacon
has increased Then, it may be
reconsidered
British hea@uarters question re-
the course of discussions So far as
Canada is concerned, they give the
British side of the picture on such
’ Syndicate Formed _ K
The purchasers of the $250,000., b3000-
issuv ibm i°1'med a syndicate end? 5 io. sugar .......  .... .. zse
 In April, Bond. Issues .wsummei IB
All This Week
, With any cash order from this advertisement of
$3-00 or over we will give you free any one
following articles :
Peas, Corn, Tomatoes, Bar Soap, Surprise
Tomato or Vegetable
of the
Soup,
Soup, Cabbage, Cauli-
flower, 1-4 lb. nuts, 1-4 cr. Tarter, Icing Sugar,
2 lb. White Sugar, 1 pk
g. Turret (.‘igareiie To-
sdnog s,||aqdu1B3 yo meg) y
7 lb. Roled Outs or 0st- V
meal . _ . . _ . . . . _ _ . . . . . . . . .
._ 25c
3 pkgs. Corn Flakes  25c
7 Bars Pearl White or. P. da
G. Soap . . . . . . .
 25c
4 Bars Lux Soap  25e
10 lb. New Onions  25c
different variety . ,_. . . . . . .. 25|:
2 lb. Bulk Raislns . . . . . .
._ 25c
 ZiU
s cANs or-‘
Pass, colin on
'roMA'ror:s zre
SPECIALS
2 tins Pink Salmon  21e
2 Red Handle Brooms  43c
Pllchards, 2 tins  23e
 _
Cabbage, 4 for . . . .
 25c
Carrots, 4 bunches for  25c
Becta, 4 bunches lor  25;;
Lettuce, 4 for  25c
 
MEAT DEPT.
Choice Lamb, Leg  180
Choice Lamb, Front Qtr. 14;;
Choice Lamb Chop;  20¢
Choice Picnic Home  15¢
lb.
lb.
lb.
Ib.
B Rolls Toilet Paper  25|:
2 large Cans Beans  29c
term. which was dime. and an offer .__.1.?_..._
2 lbs, Davis do Frers Fancy
Biscuits, (Arrowroot, Fig
Bars, etc. . _ . . _ . . . . . . . . . .
.. 25c
EXTRA SPECIAL
FRL',i`l° SPECIALS
1 dozen Plums 
I dozen Pours ............
2 501°!! 0¥`f\l\Ecs 
Z dozen Bananas 
19c
391:
49c
file
gaining, md CC_, on behuu of! _..._..Z_..?_- axrim sracian
2 lbs, lilarvins Fancy Bis-
offer was also on a market basis of  3 |b~ Ril>¢_T0m°¢°¢B  25° “"5 ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' '
 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '
'~ 25°
On Demonstration Saturday
6.23. Having regard to the baiilcs, 6 lb. *String Beans   i
Cluarter of a million issue was better =   .
than the banks syndicate was pre-i - ”” 
pared to offer on an option basis, -
the firm offer made by the Gaird-
cepted. i
rier’s syndicate was therefore gc- 1 ' T  
b°UdS B-S Bsalnst an issue bearing on  'Famous Teas
YELLOW LABEL
u ,,, ,, _ Newman/r/M5515/vo
tween the old Labor Government
and Soviet Russia, by British claims   
against Russia and by outstanding   40 
view, as does Australia, that tariff
Preference” “me “N °f “We “Se You rnonr-_‘_ ass on ssc Ann wr pnuvaa
to her economic system, Russia can P J M 
under cut any ordinary preferen 
ces What is desired is some more
memve meth°d_by quota or oth Corner of Kent and Prince Streets
products as wheat lumber, bacon,
meats in general minerals
Lobster Season
Opened Yesterday
Sl-IEDIAC, N B Aug 16-Today
witnesses the commencement of the
lobster fishing industry ln the
Strait of Northumberland extend
ing from Chockpish River, northern
Kent County New Brunswick to
Rivci Philip Cumberland County,
Nova Scotia and on the south shore
of Prince Edward Island which will
continue until October 15th More
cording to the Natural Resources
Department of the Canadian Na
tional Railways.
Persian Balm invests every
woman with subtle charm Delicate
ly fragrant Cooling and hea‘ing.
Dlspels all roughness or chafing
`\/lakes skins delightfully soft tex
tured Every woman should use
this peerless toilet requisite Dainti
ness--beauty - iefinement - Per
sian Balm achieves these in every
instance Softens and whiivens the
hands Piomotes clear and youthful
lovelincss All women who care for
additional charm unhe=iiatingly
choose Persian Balm
For folds use \IInnrd's Linlment.
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Home Calls lil d
Basketball stlfmeas-Mlpardis rslief "“"*"i'*"*' _ _ _ _ " __ _______ i _ _ A _ __ __
Street 5033-8-18 Si
Largest Entry List of Horses, Cattle, Poultry, etc.,
we have ever. had.
Vaudeville every afternoon and evening in front of
Grandstand._ Jack Gerard Ain his awe-inspiring acts. ‘
Four Casting Campbells. America’s greatest aerial
acrobats. Hollywood Horse. The funniest act shown at
RACES
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any Exhibition this year. .
Readers fn T7! cnuacn or scornarm-'rho
Gver 30 000 e PYOU ,............r ..i ti.. im. sup... 
lwillbedispensedinthekirkliln
Qper 8 000 Readers In The Clty ,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, _,
10.30 and 7; Preparatory services on 
""" Every Day __ Thursday 18th at 7.30 and Botur
day at 'I o. m
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0pens Monday Evening, August 22nd. ' A iiloses Friday August 26th.
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY
~ » 121 Entries i`i_i _10 Races. All the best and fastest 5
horses in the Maritimes and Maine.
Big’ Provincial Exhibition Gharlottetown Next Week
I..YNCH’S 1 932 , RACE PROGRAM
IMPROVED MIDWAY ,UESDAY   : .i..........»....
*_ 2.25 Trot and Pace.
1 Main Grounds . 2.16 not ...ni race.
' 2 17 Trot
` 2 25 Pace
Afl1e1‘n00ll and Evenings. - WEDNESDAY - 2122 Trotliiid race.
' N , 2.27 Trot, Maritime Bred-
. Stoddart’s Sheep Dog. . _ , 215 Tron
Season. Tickets Now on Saleat Drug Stores---Price $2.50. . _ , P°“`>' Rw-
£4
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