NOVEMBER 22. 1932 _ iw.. t:HAlu.otr1'a'l'owN GUARDIAN
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Furs Wanted!
H. ROSMAN
Harry Rabin Ltd. A
the largest individual
Silver Fox buyers in
Canada, will be at his office today and days
following.
Bring yours in and receive full value for
your skins. _
Buying Office 115 Grafton Street, opposite
Public Library.
THE CEN i'R\L GU.`.RDli\|i
CHURCH OF SCOTLAND-Rev.
Ewen MacDougall will prencn
Thursday, 24th, at Birch Hill at 'l
p. m.
MASON B. MaeKA\. - Teacher
*Q1 sh-lglng_ Correct voice produc-
tion. studio Legion 31111111118- 51111
ton street. 6616-11-19-zi.
PLAY TONIGHT.-The date of
the Hunter River Dramatic Club
play ‘The City Feller" in Emera!d
I-lall has been changed 110 l1°111811¢.
November 22nd.
TIIE CllILDREN'S AID S0-
(‘lGTY will hold its annual meet-
ing Thursday night, November 24th,
at il o’ciock in the Board Room of
the City Hall. Tre public are in-
lvllcd, 6648-11-21-31
THE IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT
to friends at home and abroad is
Mr. Benjamin Bremner‘s "An Is-
land Scrap Book," to be had at
Cin-ters, Maritime Stationers’, or
the author's, 23 Fitzroy St., Char-
lottetown. 6636-11-21-6l.
TO BLESS NEW CIIURCII--His
Excellency, the Bishop of Char-
lottetown will bless the new Base-
ment Church at Corran Bann.
Sunday, Nov. 27th at 10 o'clock
n. in, and celebrate Solemn High
mylass therein. 'I‘he sermon for thc
occasion will be preached by Rev-
erend Doctor Campbell, of Alber-
ten. '
FUNERAL SEIWICES-The fun-
eral of Mrs. Matilda Leahy which
was largely attended was h/:ld yes-
terday moming from the residence
of her son-in-law Mr. J. E. Egan,
233 King Street to St. Dunstan's
Basilica where a Requiem High
Mass was celebrated by Rev. C. Mc-
Carthy. The pallbearers were:
Messrs. Owen McQuald, John Doyle,
Philip Sinnott, Jowph Shama, Wm.
Wyatt and John B. Connolly. Ser-
vice at the grave was conducted
by Rev. Louis Dougan.
POLICE COURT--At the Police
Court yesterday morning, there
were two drunk and °incapab‘es, one
had his $10 bail estreated and the
other was fined $5 or 10 days. A
drunk in charge of a motor vehicle'
‘pad his case adjoumed until today.
Two theft cases were heard, one
W115 tldlourned until today and the
other dismissed. A breach of the
511111t111y by~i:lw case was also ad-
Iiourned until today. Two milk ven-
d°15. Charged with having sediment
in milk, confessed and paid $5 each.
A third on the same charge was
1111C<i $6. For supplying milk under
test, a fourth milk vendor was fin-
ed $5.
CARD PARTY AT DARNLEY
The card party held at the home
Of Mr. Comelius Morrison, Darn-
lfry. on Tuesday night, November
15th was a grand success. Eight-
een tables of auction forty-'ives
WW 111 Dlhy end the prize w’nnc!s
Were Mr. John McNutt and Miss
Edna Brennan. A sumptuous lunch
was served by the ladies and thor-
°“Wh1l’ ¢l1.l0yed by the large num-
b" Dresent. Dancing to the ex-
cellent music provided by a num-'
\f`l' oi local artists completed an
evening of much pleasure. This
V111 the second of a series of card
p""U@S bcinu held to raise funds
1"" SL M1\1'y's par’sh, Indian Riv-
"_1' find the nice sum of twenty-
51N dollars was realised.-K
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WANTED ME|| |
To loliclt all
 lzqrnrwieendlgrrlscomhliilj
___ Sllld and Nova Bootie
MMI reliable wholesale hh
01'- 0h o commission basis.
'tandlford-llitarella _
1 Fulton rua M-me
New York, N. Y.
*_* _
Nov, 13. 5;,
2ND SIEGE BATTERY REUN-
ION-The Armorles Saturday even-
ing, Nov. 26tl1, at 8 p,m.
6673-11-22-2i
TRINITY BAZAAR TABLES will
hold many surprises a.nd bargains
for you. Come and see. 6674-Ii
I PRODUCE SHIPPED - The
.schooner H. H. McIntosh cleared
yesterday for Halifax with a cargo
of potatoes and turnips, loaded at
Hickey’s wharf and this port by J.
Lester Douglas.
CHURCH NOTICE-Point Prim
,Schoolhouse Wednesday, Nov. 23rd,
in the even ng at"l.30. Preaching
service will be held by Rev. D. L.
Griff ths.
SOCIAL EVENING-The weekly
social evening at the Holy Name
Club Hall was well patronized, net-
withstanding the numerous coun-
Iter attractions of the evening. Great
interest was taken as evidenced in
the keen competition for prizes. The
following were the prize winners:
Ladies First (duck), Florence Brad-
ley; Gents' First (duclo, P. J. Gar-
lant; Lucky Table <No.' ls) Mrs.
Joseph Purcelli Ladies' Consolation,
Mrs. L. F. Doyle; Gents' Consola-
tion, Fr. E. 0'Hanley; Freezelopt
(chicken), Frank Gallant. In last
\veek's entertainmerit, the prize
winners were: Ladies' First, Mrs.
Ed. Hennessy and Miss Margaret
Lappin, (equal), drawn by Miss
Lappin; Gents' First, Gilbert Ar-
senault; Lucky Table, Mrs. P. B.
McTague. In the freeze-out, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Purcell were the
last to play off. In this contest,
‘Mrs. Purcell was the winner.
KELLY-MCDONALD _ A very
,pretty wedding was sofemnized on
Monday moming, Oct. 31st, at 7.30
at St. Athanasius Church, Rumford,
Maine, when Miss Isabelle McDon-
ald was united in marriage to Leo
Kelly. The ceremony was perform-
ed by Rev. T. J. O'Mahoney. The
double ring service was used. The
bride was attended by her sister,
Miss Agnes MacDonald. of Cam-
bridge, Mass., and George Mathe-
son served as best man. Mrs. Alice
Orino presided at the organ. The
bride was becomingly attired in a
blue chiffon velvet ensemble with
white bodice. Her hat was white
velvet with blue nose veil. She car-
ried an arm bouquet of carnations
and pink roses. The bridesmaid
wore a brown chiffon velvet ensem-
ble, with gold trimmings and har.
to match. She carried an arm bou-
quet of yellow roses and carnations.
Following the ceremony, the bridal
party was served a wedding break-
fast at Hotel Stanley in Dixfield,
Maine, and the bridal couple then
proceeded to Portland and Boston
on a weeks wedding trip. Upon
their return they will reside at 15
Penobscot St., Rumford. The bride‘s
early home was at St. Charles,
Prince Edward Island, coming here
seven years ago. She is the eldest
daughter of Mrs. Catherine Mae-
Donsld. The groom is the son of
Mr. Nicholas Kelly. Roxbury Road,
M°1¢1¢0. Maine, where he was bam
and received his education in Mex-
ico School. I-In has employment in
the Oxford Paper Mill. The bride
was tendered many courtesies on
Monday, the 24th. The bride and
groom were guests at e dinner party
given at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Dwight Lamb, Mr. and Mrs. Wafter
Reed being the other guests. On
this occasion she was presented n
dinner set. She, with her mother,
were dinner guests at Mrs. Annie
Dalton, Maine Ave., Mrs. Dalton and
Mrs. Clara Bradley presenting .her
gifts of linen. On Friday evening
at the home ,of Mrs. Joseph Shen.
Knox St., sho was given a party,
gifts being kitchen ware. Guerin
present were Mrs. Peter Doherty,
Miss Annie Doherty, Mrs. Arthur
Mofnnis, Mrs. Peter lsworth, Mrs.
Norman Crawford, Mrs. James Mc-
Kenna. Miss Florence Kelly, Miss
Osama Kelly, the last two being sil-
tors of the groom. ‘
STOCKS, BONDS UO TA Tl ONS
(Calmdlan Press)
Btoeku Clone
Allied Chem   '... ...  71|
Arn and F Power .. . .. ... il
Arn Smelting   ... ..  1:51/_,
Ara Tel and Tel  . ... ... 1081!;
Anaconlln   .. .  ilfli
Atchison   ... .. .. 42%
Auburn Motors 4.'.|:_,
(*ur\udn Dry  1!
1'. P. R.   1:11".
4Il‘\§
‘Ji 14
Ohio . . -...
(‘usa J. I 
Phennpcnke nnd
(T Solvents  101.1
f`on Gall    .  581-’.
Pont Ilakiug A 41.4
Vnnu I’ro|lu¢‘ttl 5‘.!f‘i
Illmutilul .\lllt\‘l1 17%
Ilrur: lm' . . . .
.. .. ‘   iii14’.
I-`.:lstmi|l_| Knduk'   ..  541%.
Flon Electric  ..  . ...
Gen I-‘nods   
Gen .\|ntnrn  .. . 
Int Harvester  ..
Int Nickel   . . ..
Iiiq (`nrlmnIe  .. . 
Nnilnnnl Ifseult  
N, Y. (U-|\iY‘:il  
Nnrih Amerirali
Nnrnrvrlil ..  . . . 
Pub Ser N. J  . . ..
Radio .,   ..
1(l1t
25":
l.'i'.’~.
2%;
816
lil
40
2.1-'-'
201.'
lRi¢_
50
051
191'.
'ui'
Horn' Dutch ..
sumti nu \' .1 ._  . ._.
Turns Gulf S  , , , ,,, 14\
l'r\ion Cflrlilrlr- ... . ‘2.'.1L
I'ninn (U-.ru _. ,  n
IV. S, Ilnhher ,, _ 7
Vzinnflivun _... .. -. . . . .. `l~i
II. S. ~“i"V*l .. .. 35711
\\'»~t=».~»|....._~o _.     cs-1;
\\'onl\vorih ..     .. 371/_-
GRAIN
(('iuu\|llnn Pr(-nu)
\\'I.\`.\‘lI‘l~Jli, Nov, ‘.’l._
CLOSE
Wlleatz .\'ov. 4714,; Dee ~i5'/5: May
40-"QI .lilly 5072;.
oats: :\'..\- 2|'/.-: Deo 221/if .iuiy 2+
lf.: July `_’~iTCt.
ll:lrl\>_v: .\‘o\' 30%; Dee 31; \Iay 3211;
Jul' 331-'-. ‘
5 ._
(‘.\SlI l‘RI(`ES
Wheat: No I hard 47'/2' No. ‘I nor
1 471/g; Nu. '_' nor 45591; No. .'l noi. 4315;
No. 4 nor ~li1,.!_.; No, 5 Ii§1_~§; No. ll Iii-
~ 1,5; Feerl 1i01,~§; Track 451g; N0. 1 ilur
52.
Oats: No, 2 C II' 2i1t_»; N0. .1 C \\’
22-ii: lex 1 for-.| 221i: .\'.»_ l feed ~.‘~_'\,~
 ‘_‘ i’\‘l'|l 21%; It\~jl\('i"\l l7’,l'i Trlruli
‘.3 Q.
lillI'li‘_l'Z N0. 3 C \V 307/4; N0, 4 (`_ \V
23164: .\`r\_ 5 I‘ \V 201%; No 0 C \\' 25-
71.: 'rmck :lol/...
Montreal
Stock Market
` (('unn|llnn Press)
Stocks! I`Iu»o
B, 1'. l‘ni-king  .. .. ..  115
ltrnziliuli   . ... . .  013',
1715,
as
Il. (', I‘o\vvr A ... . ..
Ii. (‘, I'n\\'M' Ii .. .. .
Itnulek Silk  ._
(‘uu f‘r-ni  . . ‘ .. .
('i\|\ Rrnir/.|\  , ... 18
(":\u (‘i|r I'ffl   lit
(‘. l‘, ll.   ... . . .. 15754
hour Ilia-‘n 1’l'<l  . ... ..._ 102
i‘r1.n Si.. \\' ..   .. 1
Gurd . . . .
..   8
l€_v|»sunl  . . . . . 2%
Int: Nickel ... . .... 07;:
.\Im\t I’0\\'r‘r .. ... -... 321-',;
.\'nt-ll"o\v ... ... ... . .. .-
lin l"f|l -. ..  .. ... .-
St. linwrciiee I' l‘f|l .. . 
Si~n\\~in‘L':m    ...
Sileyrvlu \\'ill1:|iuu l'f~l  .  7
steel ni' (`n|| . . . .
..  .. .. 1(i1~Q
\\’lunipe;: ..  ..  . .. S
I\.\.\'IiR
ov
41/i
lli
LW
4
11
0
Pnlnrrieree ._    ._ .. 140
'i`ni'~\ rurles1~-slrares 7.550; Iloluls
$10,330, ,
BONDS
Dominion Foul ..    .. 301/1
M. l"o\vrr Debs     403.1
N. Y. ‘CURB
` (Cnnndlnn Preul)
sun-ks C10"
.\uler i"ynu Il -. ... ... .. . .. 4'/1
Amer Sun Pow .. .. . . ... -ilk
As G nlul El A  ... - ..... 2
(`ltl|‘s-1 Serv   .. ... ...
El linntl mul Sh ... .- .. 2*.
l1‘nril of (`nu A  ... . ..... 0%
Int Petri  ... . ... .. .. 1011
Ninn Iliul  . . .. ... .... `l5'|‘~'s
sr. ou intl      22-',~’.
Si, Oil Ky  ... ... ... ..... 1l’,§
i___,.-_.__
EXCHANGE
Bl\'l.\"l`ltl»l.\I., Nnv, ‘_‘i-Ill-lilsll mill
fureigu ex:-hllrige in roiuilou in th"
(`u|uuliuu iluiiur, as enu\p’le|l by the
lin_val Iiaull of' f':lu:\|lu, closed yes~
terilny as fulln\\'s:
Argeniirul lu-sn 0.'!0it.'t_
Australia |uuu'~l iinfioi.
:ug
'f»<.
llruzil uiiiri-is 0.0..'1l.
liulrrnria lcv .\`ut uiuiifil.
('I\lurl Ilnuir Knut: ulollurs 0.2013,
Uzerlroalnr.-|ki:l crown 0.03l2.
Ilennvnrlr krone 0.lit7<i.
Flnlnlul finruark 0.0175.
Frauen franc f\_0l.'»l.
1' eiihsninrl f\"T’lT
Gemu: ‘,\’ \' ‘ - 1 - - -
Grout llriiuln pnulul :i.T.\‘(il_
Greece tl~'.'u‘l-inn 0.11010.
Ilnllnml finrlll il."`~f‘-'Y
T|u|vl!i\l‘_V i‘\""'!“ ‘Umm-
Iv~(l’u rimee 01\.‘1<l1.
Ifnlv ]l\‘t\ i'|.0.'\¢!l.
.Trlftnn yen 0,'.'.'t|0.
.Tlurnillaviii alirmr 4t.0i¢‘-7.
Now- Zealand l\f»uu~_l !l.~'i“1.
Nnr\vn\' krnnn 0,1i'fL'l.
I’nli\l\|l zlotl 0.1301.
Roumm-in lou 0"07l.
South Africa W“‘"11 ~"»'i'|32~
soul" ,.o-.nn f\_o£\ii.
Sweden krmw 0,9015.
Svvltzerlflvul franc 02214. _
I1n‘tml States dollar 1514 p. c.
premium.
S U M M ERS I DE
And Prince County
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9 __
P°¢1N ‘ Ei,-_ _i_- 
_ :vo 1;; rk eglfocks MIIXLNG New Radio Link Feminine Adoration _  N  _
......... ...... To Save Cables Of Prince of Wales
°15`?f51'="» - )  In 1 Co nt -_ - _  _
Bidlrood .. . .. . . . .. 1‘f.» 0 d u ry
1*- C- 1’1°"¢°1‘  - - - -  1?,‘_'\ - BELFAST, Nov, 21.-The Prince
“any non  " ' ' :__ _ff 'rf' ‘ (Canadian Press) ~ _ of Wales had another tasteof fem-
Csnula  .. . 41,
1.
castle 'rrs  ... . .   .o' LONDON. Nov. 21-Experiments iinine adoration when he was mob
` l ' .
f-}§f,§,},',,.l,,  __ __   are bein ond ted a th bed b hundreds of excited girls
Q C UC CFOSS 6 Y
i_i;o_:re____._.._ . . .  lima Bristol Channel between Lavernock. employed at the Llsburg Linen Pac- '
I|,,h,,,,,,.,. __ _  ,,_-,hiuear Cardiff, and Hutton near tory during his recent visit. 1
. i ' _ _ 9
lizvrrgé-great!  . . . . -- _1_1_"-.1_Weston-..uper-Mare, with a'v_ew to The Prince arrived at the factory
Lake shore  . . . .. :iran a new telephone development-the for a tour of insi10C11011 Ht 10 11~ 111~
.\lucuss1\  . .  lli1_:|
M__l____,,c __ _ _ _ __ _,lj _utilization of ultra-short radio wav-:His arrival was a signal that sent 
_vlnrphy  ..  el ,es to give more direct and econom c`ihe enamored young women into a
_\~g,f‘,‘,'_"','fa__'__'_"___  §,',0" communication between areas di- f1‘<‘11ZY 01 Wild ChE£‘1'iY1g-
san _Antonio   er. vided bv natural onstage-s_ hh.| No sooner had the worlds most
S?,;';,.‘;"  _ _  42° nenn¢em¢»h|_ to this effect has been _eligible bachelor entered the factory
:inf-ne____. .  R1; made by bhe posimastex-_Geh,_.m1_jthan the girls rushed from their
.yvnn e .. . . . .. " , . 1 -
,,.,,!,,0,__  __ _ _ __ ‘.2,_,_ _slr K1hg_'.-ley WC,0d_ in a speech at iplaces, crowding around him until
Ieck llllihes ._ . _ ,,, 340 Cardiff' Wa1£.5_ llc was SCi1l‘C@ly able to m0V¢.
"'"""' 'M   " " 7 When he was able to free himself,
\vrlgl.t liar  ..  .  ._ :mo The rxldotcleplrolle circuit be-
..
surer    _ . .. -013
T tal al iZi000
1-3 , . ‘
iIo!l(irri_:ers__l:s...'...  . ._ non .of the kind to he set up Ln this lby his entourage, toured the factory
rnkf- shore ..   . _ :naval and reviewed a guard of honor,
ll/[4-ln Pore ..  . .. ‘.'2!.’»5
“,,_.,,,  __ __ 2,, ltelephom, Luk ,512 miles which _composed of '76 employees, all vel- _
.\`orn|ula  . . . ".?l00f . ' . . (wang of the World War, - l
.<is|~nr-
.,.__,,,, .~"..`,,.'_.,"_'__  51250 'tous 1m,d_mw _,___ the Severn Tunj The factory was profusely decor-
“f"’ ` " "'-'"'\’l‘S   - 300 _ _ -ated with Nags, roses, and pictures
~»-1
Z1...
.~e.
1'-  .. .. <. i ~d'.ti- ,
\~:.“¢,:,‘..',.,' __ _ _ 7; tfended to Bbmbhsh ia lo C whom' Many of the girls wept when the
. . . L, 1 h
V' "4 A   -  "fi lmks be “Cm the mmnand and t 0 heir to Britain's thronr~ ivlfie them
1’1\fl11\‘11   - -- 12 Hebrides and Orkneys, |fa__cwcu ` " '
Slu\rrTi| Gordon .. ... 43
\\':\iu\'.-'I   ... . 1
1"' 1 ` ‘io 17’-“40~ sitting in adjoining rooms at the __ I-OR SALE, T0 LET, BOARD AND
General Postoff ce in London. con- Pl. lllce 
CURB
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ra
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...
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}{_‘,`,i‘,‘f"\,',_',_O',{' ' ° ' ..}.l"" tween theordinary land lille and LONDON NOV- 21--The Prince
' ' ' ' ’ ' ° ' "‘ ' ' 'Z I . _ of Wales is going in for faster and
.\i:ilro|»ie   ... ... ... .. .WS
/
So Keora  .    -- ills A Post Office official ,Md R _,c_ more luxurious flying and has or-
rt that the lie\clo ment will demd a t'wm'e"gm°d air “ner cap'
'po el' ' P
mean that submarine cables. which gable °f 130 mu” an hm” in which
x’l4T’L. CURB
1:, A. oil ._ ._ .. .. ._ ..  sl/, a cms, & 1
l:~-.nn..~r--.nr  .. .. . .. 1 , . 1 - 113 51°C” ai- ‘mst 15
c.m»l1| rrlu  . _ '11_f.-ln” at mesem mcrcomc ar" mls miles an hour higher. He has chos-
llllyt (lil ..  r . » . . . f|‘i\
lmu 'l`r.l> ..
lut Pete     ... ..
as
“oo
... ..
...,_
~ ____ lN'0ted Baritone ‘two years on the Australian air `
PRODUCE
m,.__`_,|,R,_)f";'_‘_““,{_!:_‘:f_‘ f__'l":°:`,l,m____ns ,__ (Canadian Press) tings and number of passengers ex-
:_f.;tr__`_l»i;l_1::_.:<____i;eii_i3_1-siltniaoy produce and _MONTFLEAL No\'. 21-Many a pected to be acconrrnodated will de-
l,-,._.,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,.,,,,(.,,,, @,.,,,,., one ,0 singer has moved his audience to Pond the range 0! 0iJ¢*1‘11i10I1S-
rin-no 1-ones ri dozen, omni-io or nrii- ‘tears but Edmund Burke, one of Standard type of cruising speed of
ish Colllrnliiu extras wore quntevl irtgcanndws leading barlbones enjoys 123 the rm-,ge is 535 m11c5_ with a
40 to 50 1-evils, firsxis at -il tn »i~i cents.
|n\lli~t_s at :to to -12 cents ruul seconds fthe hh que (h5hhCt,i0,, of having lighter pay load fuel capacity is in-
:it 30 or-nts. Stnralre eggs were hear-I _ _ _ ._ _ . _hc creased and longer n>Un_sf_op nights
ilv sold :intl lleclillell, sllgliilv tn ’.’l
ui 22 et-nts for erirti.-, is in ixr rr-nts. | thinks are possible. The engine will be of
fnr,1’ir-_sts unil I0 in 17 cents, for ace- ' ' 525 horsepower
curls. Receipts were (H9 eases.
Iluitcr was iluclmngetl at ’20?»1'tn 21
Ring? liertiillwll  "forms 1.1,! attended by the Brlti'h prime mn- "HEf"`9“£tef» let “5 “otwfofgct thai;
` fo o
iltoillllimr to 21 lies"-=. . ,_ _ . ~ ' grea eprcsslous w grea
r~i.o~=o pri.-os nom firm omni.. 1510-. f\11d1°‘V B~“*“' L““- that Mr'
current ret-elvis lueiugvqlloiyell ntA§1f_» Burke was asked $0 Sing and TC-iwarsl’ `_CB'rriC Chmmmn can l
in 0 vents. Qllehee current receipts :ii . _, , h i- .
g gh ga; vents, Ontario Senienrlwrs at
10 cents n pound. Receipts were 487 by '» S ¢h_-» Th hgxg day Domestiff exports 1° C¢‘Y101111'1l11t3
litres. Tm" 8 he E ° . last three months totalled $23,148, ,
tween Liiese two places is the first
,country. The length of the radio-
'cempares with the present circul-
nel of 4a miles and by way of the
If the tests are successful the
Postmaster--General said, it is in-
Post. Office research engineers.
versed more than 300 m les of tele
tween Lavernock and Hutton. There
was no difference in clear-ness bel
-the radio link.
are expeils ve to lay, w ll no longer `heFf;“ $_;;ry ';q‘QP;‘_;:; °f 0
-~T-- f '~ t ‘ l , p ` ` y
(¢ ,|~,,,, ;»,.,.,,,,) iw miccssar) bwuc; CTD “ISU Prince has flown u. Puss-Moth two-
'nuu ~ ~
stocks Clone areas Jpamtcd by “G  Tile 0 y seater, but the new one will have
obstacles which the radio-link will
'and high ground.
1 Has Good "”' "cs
.moved a minister to resign,
It was during the war at a dn-
ner given by Lord Beavelbroek and
spondcd w.th No One Knows T 9
_ _ _ . =by the girls, who devoted their
. . S B' Cl f 69 - .
l1\I-ISTED mem H ge 0 m es spare hours for a week to making
phone lille via the radioiilnk  A  
the Prince, who was accompanied
their surroundings “fit for a
Prince."
en a high wing monoplane of sim-
ilar type to those flown for the pas;
lines carrying 12 passengers.
The cabin wil! be adapted to the
requirements of the local purchas-
er and upon the character of fit-
I' r.t _ i 1 (.13 N rx. Mr. Law resigned. As the singer __ _
Prirrci: (lfl:l\\'n]i":lMIsl."lll1(;i'" lrreeu ulouiix-‘ nts it “It “H15 probably my 5'ng_  COmDPiI‘0d With $22,106 lil the Same
mins. ner so pfunul lun-, ,selling at P ' _d  period last year. The imports were ,
_Q .. _ » ,, .3 ._ _._ » _rv _
0 it nts mul lrinc_ l|l\\ rrtl lslurul mg that dl l $268147 com lei “uh $96.7 831
gr:-.-11 ruollninius Der 0'] puuud img, Another of M1, Bm_kc»s feats “.aS_ . Dil’ I ' .. . . |
at 90 cru ts.
Miscellaneous _
!tl0NTlIE.\Ii. Que., Nev. 21-Wheat
northern un Z1 57: Illrrley (‘ani||llu||
western no 3 -I2; Oats, (‘:|l\nrl|nu
western un 2 Ili: (luis, ('uu:uli.'l|i west-
ern no Zi 311:: Ollie. l1’oe|l no 1 31
Flour spring wheat patents flrsis
-i.'»/i» Flour secnmls 3.00' I-‘lnur lurk
ors'3_r<i0~ Flollr winter wheat Duteuts of canadian sddlcrs' The authori- BIRTHS
clmi(-e ‘_’.il0 to 2.05; I\`lnur white porin
4.20: rx. t 17.27; si t t . ,
ls.;-:=¢ .\'ri.'i`.\ii..T.'.'. t....`n.-.».-.'f"’}..,.f‘.]{ the Belgian suddenly armored 111 warrsavvonrrr-ln tno r=rlnce_
”="=1_9“ 1‘°",“‘: "_1|‘_fm`3»"'_‘l_= 111111,, 11°_9 Paris and Mr. Burke iS by 110 m°““StCounty Hospital on Saturday, Nov. 1
PM 0" mr" S ' ' "wsu "mn: anxious, for them to succeed. |19th, 1932, to Rev. Carlyle and Mrs.
current l-e<'°ipis.81,é in il; Clleesr- Que
bee current rn.-4-ipis 8 in SM; lluiter These remmfxehhes Wg;-9 confided WaLt€r“.0,.{],_ of Summ@r5lde_ a 5(-m_
no 1 finest 20112 to 21: Eggs, fresh _ - I i
specials in eurions 52; Eggs fresh ex- t0 MT. Bilfkes 1lf0l0Ilg fl' end. C0 .1
trns in eartnns 40: Eggs fresh firsts l' 'Sit II.
lu cartons 43; lilggs storage extras in Wixrrid B0vcy_ of MCGHI Un ‘gl y DEAT Q
cartons Ill: Eggs storilyzt-. flrsts in during the sIlSCI"S 5h01`l1 V151t to -in--'l*‘*i‘
curious 27: 'lirirs stnr:u,:-- s l l _ _ _
curtnnfi '.2Jl; Potatoes N. ll. :[|`li:lmI’T  Montreal “hen he 1d“rncd't'° hlsivv-'\TTER“Y0RT" on Sundny’
l. green luouuinlus R0 pound ling R01 old college. Mr. Biifkc is Sl f0\.ll'idB`i‘_Nov_ 20, 1932, illfnilt S011 Of Rev.
. \ .~ _ .
l__l_v_l_.'_r_t_{1e;“;.n_l:. I. green urnuntains 00 and first director or the C0 lege Carlyle and Mr5_ Watwr\`.orth_ of
vMlLEYFlE[sl?rrTr?lfri:MEN'S IN- Ia smgng Career that won ms fam MoNTGo:\rlf.ru'-At the home or
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N ‘. 21. lf. El' beth
The Second annual meeting 01 the ,visited ofacers elected for the °1 B_°d"“"”' °’;_,_§‘ 8, ;.,,,.,,m1
Valleyfield Womens Institute was mmihg your were hs follows; Presi- M°“ gomcry’ "' ‘ `
Ansirm si-iuiiu-<:_N-11 ~1nt.1.».|_ held at the home of Mrs. W. A. id..-,_ M,-5_ D_ M_ Sinclair; Vice- wy_\~_\'E_.1h this city, Nov. 21, Mrs.
“"'1""'“ '."""'_“ "'1'ff“' - Bruce, on Wednesday, Nov. 2, 1932, ip;-l;;;,':;:t, Mrs. J. P. M;lrLeod; `Mm.y \vynm,_ _,gm 70 ,_,cm.5_ pun-
with the President, Mrs. J. A. Mac-
Pherson in the chair. The meeting
opened by singing the Institute
Ode, followed by repeating the Club
Woman's Creed in unison. Roll call
which was to be answered by pay-
ing the annual fee was responded to
by thirteen members. The minutes
of last meting, also last annual
meeting were read and approved.
The retiring president, in her ad-
dress, expressed her appreciation of
the work and interest of members
during the year. The financial re-
port was given by the Secretary
Treasurer, Mrs. W. A. Bruce. This
Institute covers two districts, Val-
ieyfield East and Valleyfield West.
In Valleyfieid West during the past
year, a new library has been put
in the school, also a school lunch-
cupbosrd. Desks have been vamish-
ed and some books procured for the
-A GOOSE SUPPER Will be held library. In Velleyfield East, a num-
U1 3°1'¢h¢l1°1‘ 0111-1188 LOGIC 300111. ber of new books have been added
M°A1'l»\1‘11' 310113. 3\1111111¢1’!1d¢. 011 tothe library. Considerable repairs
Thursday evening, Dee. 1. Tickets have been made to the school. 1-lot
on sale at door. Tables set at 5.30. lrinehes have been supplied during
Tl¢|¢€t8 40 USMS- winter to the school children.
8671-11-22-Sat. Tues.-Sl School signs have been procured
--- rand donation made to school fair. `
-It is pleasing to report that Reports of school committees were
Mr. H. M. Downing is making good received, also report of sick com-
iprogress from his recent operation. mittee and words of appreciation
-B. lexprcssedfromthosowliohadbeen
the importaton of a Belgian cen-
ductor to Paris for a concert. Un-
able to get thc musician from Lon-
don to Paris he dresrecl him in a
Canadian soldiers 1mif0Fm 11115
brought him over w'th a contingent
ties are st'll trying to find Out 1'10W
aloe club from which he went on 'w
Secretary '1`l'e:\surer', Miss Louise
Bears; Directors, Mrs. B. A. Weath-
erbie, Mrs. Munro Bruce, Mrs. J- A-
MacPherson; Auditors, Mrs. W. A.
Bruce and Mrs. Mal. S. MacLeod.
All convenors of standing commit-
tees were re-elected.
The newly-elected President took
the chair for the remainder of the
meeting and a vote of thanks was
present/ed to the retiring President.
Plans were discussed concerning
concert to be held this morlth. The
following new committees were ap-
pointed: Schooi committee for Val-
leyfield East, Mrs. B. A. Weatherbie
and Mrs. J. D. MacDonald; for
Valleyfield West, Mrs. W. A._Mar-
tin and Mrs. W. A. Bruce; Sick com-
mittee, Mrs. M. S. MacLeod and
Mrs. M. D. Martin; Programme
Committee for coming three months,
Miss louise Bears and Miss Isabel
MacDonald. A I-Iallowe`en Cat Con-
test was used to which four mem-_
bers had all answers correct. Prize
was drawn for and wo by Louis(
Bears and Mrs. M. D. Martin. Roll
call for next meeting to be answer-
ed by giving an original verse. Mrs.
W. A. Martin invited members to
meet at her home for December
meeting. Meeting closed by singing
God Save the King. Lunch was
i served by the hostess.
in London and New York. He has,
since deserted the stage for bank-
ing, a business wi1icl1`hc calls “the
most discredited in the world."
Summerside.
,l\/Irs. Norman Montgoniery, at w-
eral Wednc‘s<’,ay inerliing at 8.45 to
‘SL Dunstnifs Basilica, thence to
fthe Roman Catholic Cemetery.
I _
f Card of Thanks
l Miss Matthews wishes to thank
the many kind friends and neigh-
bors who remembered her in her
,recent sad bereavement.
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Ili .MEMURIAM
| ni sos and loving memory 01
Rein. Pearle Dickie, who departed
this life November 22nd. 1930.
Fondiy remembered by parcniél.
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sisters and brothers. 6680-il ‘
N. D. MacLean
UNDERTAREB
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I EMBLAMER
' Charlottetown and
North Wiltshire
i l'ht1le 149
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Of Only 30 Oxo Cube Red Wrappers. O
`\-00-Ovovb-O+>o#Q#-0-O-004
or 4c per word. Other paws
Minimum Charge for my
cents,
4-04040-o+¢»+¢o»+4+¢-so +04-so-oooo-Q4-Q-oveoo-404 o-ovoooo
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XO Limited, Sc. Peter Streer, Mgmfn]
-.~-.._.c _ ...__ ..-... _A__
 O§4§4+&§§4O O-G4'¢+4¢O-QQJ
dvertising Rates-Payable in Advance
Central Guardian l als, 4 , - . -
Eastern locals, Ze. per wolgf; Ann‘l»ur‘:E;m`;:lltg'a|`1:iehgi1rr:ilnand
l~;`ven_ls._ Ze. per word; Classified, Ze. per word; In Memoriam?
~\0l1'-eb. 700. per inch; Lists of Floral and Spiritual Offer-
'11K1- Cefdf- ew-. 4¢- ner name; Letters or condolence :oe
per inch; Notices of Thanks and Appreciation, 70;-_ pe;-'lhch'
‘O&OOf§$O9Q¢Q§§Q-*gy*
on applications.
advertisement twgnty _ nv.,
RATE:-2e per word, three 111.'
sertions for the price of two, strictly
payable in advance. 5
For Sala ' O I
room signs on hand at Guardian
Office. tg,
FOR SALE - OLI) PAPERS, 5
cents bundle. Guardian Office.
2-tl-Lf.
FOR SALE _ LARGE VVOODEN
bed, also couch, Apply Guardian'
Office. 6658-ll-21!-lil. I
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FOR. SALE - FOX AND MINK I
pens. Harry A. MeTayish, Belfast.,
P. E. I. 6634-ll-21-41.
CARBOARD SUITABLE F 0 R
lining outhouses, etc., lc per
sheet. Guardian Office. tf. l
,ISOARDERS INANTEU. APPLY 170
To Let
T0 LET-GARAGE. _-\PPl.Y 210
Kent St. 61578-11-23-Iii
T0 LET - NEW AP.-1li'1`_\lE_.;;
Apply 140 Roclliord Street,
6.529-11-16-61.
Miscella neon:
.IOIIN ALFRED McDONALD, PRO-
vinclai Land Surveyor, Herman-
ville, (R, 3, Souri.s.> '
A VISIT TO 0I.'R STORE \\'lLL
be tl. big saving to Sou.. Second
Hand Store, 103 Richmond St.
6627-ll-19-31
Boarders Wanted
Sydney Street, 6662-ll-22-31.
._ r i
Fort SALE 'rwo Lrvwsc. Room, Male Help Wanted
chairs and (able, also kitchen,
table. Phone 815-L. 6679-ll-22-3i`
.  ,
FOR SALE - SMALL STOVE AND i
set Scales. Apply 225 vvaterf
Street. 6665-ll-22-31. _
FOR SALE CIIEAVP-TWO IA-
dies coats- sizes 34 and 36. A
ply Guarian.
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r-‘.5
FOR SALE - AUCTION FORTY-
_ Five. Bridge and Whist Score 5
Cards. Guardian Central Job
Printery_ Nov. 1-tf. _
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FOR. SALE --_ 15 IIORSE POWER 
‘ Fairbanks - Morse fuel oil engine 1
in first class condition. Apply J. `
L. Davison, Kensington. 1
6660-ll-22-Bi, i
1
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Female Help Wanted |
IVANTED- MOTIIEIFS IIELPER. '
Apply 44 Dorchester Street. 
5572-ll-22-3i 
Horses Sell For 
More Pit.ta.1lce
(Canadian Pr-css) l
QUEBEC, Nov. 21-Whether the;
site of the Quebec Horse Fair, heldt
this year in the vicinty of St(
Charles cemetery, had any effect
On the price of the horses or noi-.
the fact remains that the inhabit-
ants of the di.'>‘rice paid much less
for their “nags” than did their'
forefathers.
Formerly held in the heaxt of the:
city, the fair has grown .<0 pepulrlr
that it has been forced into the:
outskirts. This year there were'
about 300 dealers and some 2.000;
3pt"ctators_ One llorse sold for ai
pair of mittens, anoilier for nl
prevailing prre appeared to be
from $10 to $20 and anyone akin;
more went home with the Panic
number of cquiues as he 1\;ri\'erl
_wlth.
rraeonrrz rzxriznr rsAr1Br-:R
through our special low cost
course, Hundreds of successful
1 ;;rncluzxtes_ Write Moler Barber
College. 573 Barrington. Halifax.
H. H, \V. Tu~Sat-ti..
DEVELOP NEW INDUS'I'RY
OTTAWA, Nov. 21.-Construction
of a plant lu Western Canada for
lile prociuctiou of crude vegetable
oils and sacked oils from soya beans,
peanuts and copra will start within
the near future. Soap companies
:mtl edible oil mrlriufaeturers in
Canaria use nppr‘oximats~ly $4,000.00()
of these corninodities yearly. The
establishment of a soya bean mil-
ling industry in eastern Canada is
also being eousi'.icl‘ed. The beans
would be imported from northern
}.laiit~iuiriu :lt the in-giriiliilu and it
would later be encleavoreci to grow
crops ol soya beans if soil tests now
in progress prove successful. Soya
beans may be ground for extraction
of vegetable oils or may be milled
as flour' or animal it‘cci_-Depal't-
ment of Agriculture.
IVIN NATIONAL CONTEST
Arthur G. Berr, Simlley, N.B., has
been unlnecl wiililel' of the name
section of the Name and Slogan
Contest, sponsored by the Caund-'
ian Council of Boys' and Girls'
Club Work. The ilaine he sug-
gested was “Car1atl‘:\r1 Junior Farrn
Club.~:_" vfhich is parti<‘lilar~l_\' appro-
priate in \‘io\v of the izict. that it
lends itself in trarrslutiorr to the
use of the sciule iuitiui leiti-rs. The
\\'iilner of the Slogan Section con-
test \\'ns Bertila Roy, LaPlarlLe,
N. B.. who submitted “S‘mstruiro
tfcsi. s.‘(‘1il‘l<'l1r‘1"‘ <Krir>\\'le1_iec is
watch and a third for 35 cents. Thelwenlilv. The committee of judges
making the awnrtl eoinpriseci J, B.
Spencer, Director of Pu\>lieii_\' for
the Dniniuion Dt~nnrtu1eut nf Agri- _
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PRICES.
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‘ woollwonkruo co., l.'l‘n.
SASHES
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Nl SIZE AT I.O\\`EST
Charlottetown
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FREE DELIVERY and shovelled in FOR
REBER R.
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