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'JULY 18» 1933 _ 'rim CHAaLo'r'rE'rowN GUARDIAN _ _ 7 _ _ Pima rim
' A -E' Q E -" =:=1 §f_ `
SUMMERSIIJE GU
and Prince Bounty lillronicle
ARDIAN Stock Quotations
-'Ilia column ia reserved for-news ~BARN
of hal llderust but sdvertlslng ol I
ws! lsturs may bs Inserted at 1
Eggs word strictly payable In ad-
-LEFT FOR CAM?-A number
of young ladies belonging to the
C. G. It T. groups at Summerslde,
left on Monday morning for the C.
G. I. T. Camp at Canoe Cove.-S.
r-_Li
-BHOBEPABTY - The YOURS
people of the Central Baptist
Church and the United Baptist
Church had s most enjoyable time
last evening 'at Linkletter Road
shore. Swimminir and sports were
indulged in and later in the even-
ing a bounteous lunch was .served
on the beach. All returned home
feeling they had had a most en-
ioyable evening.-S.
rr. l _-
. PERSONALS ' ‘
_Miss Rita Pickering, of Sum-
lomide, has returned from a pleas-
ant vacation at Hamilton.-S.
'-Mr. Joseph A. Hughes, Bedford.
is the guest of J. A. Ready and fam-
ily at Kensington.-Y.
...Rav. Mr. Whitten, of Baltimore.
Ill., was the preacher in the Bap-
tist Church at Summerside on Sun-
day.-s. ‘
-Mlm Dorothy MacPherson. of
Ottawa, arrived on Monday evening
to spend her vacation with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Mac-
Pherson, of Summel-side.-S.
' -Dr. R. H. MacDonald, Mrs.
MacDonald, and charming family of
two young sons and one daughter,
arrived last week from Saskatoon on
a visit to Mr. and Mrs. James Mac-
Donald, of Bedeque.-S.
--Rev. Albert Smith »and Mrs.
smith, of Windsor, Ont., are visiting
in Summerside. Mr. Smith was pas-
tor of the Christian Church at
Summerside about three years ago.
-S. `
-Mr. and Mrs. Redmond and
daughter, Miss Dorothy, returned on
Monday to their home in Moncton,
after a pleasant visit to Summer-
side. Miss Ethel Storey accompan-
ied them for a brief. visit.-S.
-Mr. Ralph Llnkletter, of Toron-
to, who is visiting his parents, Mr.
ind Mrs. Archibald Linkletter, of
Linkletter Road, sang at the morn-
ing service in the Central Christian
Church, Summerside on Sunday.
Miss Amanda Cannon was the solo-‘
chinery,
fire was
9 p. m.,
house
B.
wedding
morning
merside.
P.P., per
in a
white
T0dd,
bride,
Mrs.
way that
save the
. T
the barns
date and _
only partly covered by in.ellz';1nce;- §"'y 
Paul’s, Summerslde, when Miss Mar- l;n\t-11 Fo
.gmt oriifin, bi nlngham, Mass.. l-,,§,,§,',‘I,’,"
daughter of Mr. Joseph Griffin oi “’~‘*'“8'l"‘"*°  - 
Lot 7, was united in marriage toln,.,l, g,,.,.|
Mr. Frank E. Morrison, of Sum- U S SW"
was the
Mr. Lawrence Gallant, the organist.
played
during
hymns.
chic ensemble of blue with  
tended
O'Hol.lor . _
amedasm-o0m5man_ My-_and Calf receipts totalled 1,026.
“. _.
Morrison, who will reside in ,.,,‘l:,,,,“”y.,
r a 1
rside have the best wishes of 1"" »}f°"d“_Y» Price! “""'° "Hill" Gbldrirl
' llc ‘Ju to all cents lower. Silica were Gmham_B
r calves "
\\"\-l'u sold for $4.255, with mcillun; to  ""' °" " "" °°° "
Summe
a large
Power ..... ...
ich was in one of the Am Smelting   ...
h .
Ain Tel an
barns. was totally destroyed. The A,,,,,__,,,,,,
d Tel . 
first noticed between B and Atrblsbn .___  .
I*
but had gained such head- $;',‘,’:'§: 1?
nothing could be done to 3 _E R 
was away. Neighbors con- nrlrrrrrb
e loss is a heavy one, as Gen Foods
h
.Gen llfotor
well equipped, and were lot Nickel
North A
\ rth Am
was solemnized Monday 'rerr Girl!
' rvwnlwnrrh
Rev. G. J. McLellan, DD.,
formed the ceremony and
celebrant at Nuptial Maas.
the Wedding March and
the Mass, played appropriate MON
The bride looked charming ou tile
hat and shoes. She was at- ll_l_iel-est
by her cousin; Miss Viola §__,,.e°;“
of Summerside. Mr. James Wrillus.
an, also a. cousin of the ,,,,,|,.
circle of friends.-S. li vorv <1
lui-iliuln
lst at
three
at Su
Mass.,
-Mr. and Mrs. Douglas and their §f,;"{,.,f§`,, md as ,,. H _
50n5_ moto;-ed (mm Malden, better kinds ranging from $2 to
arriving on Monday evening
mmerside. They visited Mr. Good
and Mrs. Oliver McNeill, afterwards mm, ,...
terestl
dough
ands.
wifes
she is
and
-pr.
Mrs. Maenbnald and their twb ln- 1° $3-
ing Dr.
Bedeque. They are the guests of selling
Mr. and Mrs. James E. MacDonald. 
Dr. MacDonald is a member of $0.25'
tht! 0.
bli-thi.l'lg.4-
_filir tn
. i. C
le. H. Mammals w.th sllrrb '
ng little sons and little ' _
ter, of Saskatoon are visit- E,,.,,,_
MaoDollald's old home in <‘°"\"\“"
Hog
N. s. r. B., Association §‘§‘,‘,§'
former director. This is his
first visit to the Island and
charmed with the scenery
 §Q+X-H+g4
Advertising Rates-Pay
Central Guardian locals, lc.
Eastern locals, 20. per word; Ann
Events, Zo. per word; Clilssiiled, Zo.
Notices, 700, per inch; Lists of Flo
ings, Cards. cw. io. per name; L2
per inch; Notices of Thanks and All
or do per word. Other rates on ID
Minimum Charge for any adve
cents.
RATE:-Zo per word. three ln- ‘__
acrtlous for the price of two. atriotlr
Pllllllo in advance.
Lost
__
1.os'r rlunay Nlolrr, EAmuNG
Phone 916. 1844-7-17-21
tosr-rox rl-Iltlulslt, WHITE
and brown. Tax No. 312. Notify
82 Elm Ave. 1878-'I-17-Bi
Miscellaneous
 %%%%§ ‘I _Q/_n,t
. , Er ft-cd 4-:.
is 1'.-en zinig; neloetrd sag;
441'.
Rgllrloy:
r* lv rug :
FOR.
I-'OR
ened
youn
Hammond Sanderson. West Roy- Th
alty.
pe _
ral ma spiritual oner-
tten of Condolcnoc, 'l0c.
rtisement twenty - five
CARBOARD SUITABLE F0
lining
sheet. Guardian Office. tf.
Apply Guardian. 'laao-'1-is-sl
. O
e
SALE-TWO NEWLY FRESH- ,md
milk COWS GllCl`l'1Sey grildc, |lr|i~clz holilillg lint-hullgcil from
'rl closing qllolntluns. llc
liglll ill llll linos.
e butter nlnrkct r-niltinllcd
1313-7'15'3L quoted at 10 in 1111!. r-ents a
1 hutic in cfirlots or
07 3,' ; _
0.lt.s'
per word; Western and _
olancements and Coming
46"'§A.
r word In Memoriam 6__,__B_
preclatlon, 'l0c. per inch
plioatloua. “whim
031s:
No 4
Fecrl
95.
For Sale _...
B 51%
outhouses, etc., lc per
06
SALE - GIRL'S BYCYCLE.
NT
xl
toll
' ' ' week
g, and ill piime condition. ________
uAr sAl.E A1' mlltvraw. ROCKY
Point, Monday, July 24th, 55 acres.
J. A. lvleradyen. iaos-'I-is-ai.
WANTED - BOARDERS IN COM-
fortable home. Apply Guardian-
180'!-7-l5-31.
Wanted
&*____*____
BOTTLES WANTED-PINTS AND
quarts. Phone 1107. 1433-ll-29-tt
&_~_.____________
WANTED T0 RENT FOR ONE
‘month wheel chair. Ap ly
 i_&
LUMBEB LAND WANTED. CEN-
trally located. Must contain per-
centage of heavy lumber. State
distance from Railway or main
highway. E. E. Sharbell, Portage,
P. E. I. 1875-'I-is-31.
--<M_____
Male Help Wanted
R.
salt
R.
Five,
C
1_1-ii__i_i_
FOR SALE -~ AUCTION FORTY 
Five,
P FOR SALE - GASOLINE ENGINE
_ _ _1 _ |_ 3% H. P. Heavy Express Wagon.
Gautam 1870 7 8 3 Light Driving Wagon, Rubber
Belt.
Park R0£ld. 1856-7-18-31.
 i--M.
FOR SALE - SPRAYING SUP-
plies
Lime. Bluestone, Snowflake Hyd- fo
rated Lime, wholesale and retail in
8 Bmce_ McKay 55 C,-,mpnny_ _it__n_vfrl_l___B__ll;llr__ol Canada, clnsstl
Summcrside. 1861-7-18-31. A___z____,,__§ De,,,__
t
Ltd.,
so
_-M*
role sAl.a __ Aucrlulu roms- }_3j““ _ ~_
Bfldtm and WMS5 S50” Eggs also hold unrhnllgcll,
l‘ Guurdlfin Central Jill) grfllell shipmcllts ln carlnlil o
Psmdtiry N°y_ 1_tf_ llolug quoted nt. 1l\ cents ll dozen
. __
Canis. Guardian Central Job flu.
Pi-intei'y_ NOV. 1-tf. _mo
for
sALl-: - luAl.AoAsll HAY i},‘}4§’I.,_
also Rock Salt for Horsesl Chewe
ll i, 1l1-’_- ccillx il pullnll for 0
nd Cattle Earl? Fishcucs co' rhuo'-:ri wllllc Qllohcv clloolla rcl
83 Water Street 172° 7 12 si. ,___,,‘
l|l|{!
1.2
Bridge and Whlsi. Score
hol
bng
James Trainor, 141 Spring
consisting of Arsenate of
WANTED -_ MAN T0 WORK ON,
farm. C/uv Rodd, Brackley.
1804-'I-15-31.
 _
WANTED _ MAN T0 WORK ON
farm. Apply Albert Ravcnhill,
Union M 1855-7-18-li.
1 ' T
DICOM! lxrllllr BABE!!
through our special low con
course. Hundreds of successful
graduates. write Meier Barber T
College, 578 Barrington, Halifax.
H. H. W. Tu-_sat-ti.
 i_
T0 LET - IIEATED AI’All.'IfMEN'l.‘
ground floor, 296 Grafton Street.
1857-'I-8 3|
-M-_i_.._.i__;
0 LET-CUMBERLAND HOTEL.
Large, bright rooms. spacious
dining room. Right in the busi-
ness sectlon. Near City Market
and
Female Help Wanted 1
 _
WANTED _ MAID FOB GENERAL
housework. Large family. Apply
r . v ¢ r I.
P 0 Z0! U8 1865-'I-18 Si
out 12-car garage in rear. Apply
Fred
0 LET -_ 7 ROOM HOUSE. ‘I '
Elm Ave. Apply 8 Elm AVG.
r coughs. use lllssrfl Llnllaaa. p
To Let
Ilrnzil
Plllnu
1889-7-18-51.
theatres. Rent with or with- ruriiinrl
H. Traiuor, 80 Grafton St.
Ronin
. 1882-7-I-'I-31 S'fl‘1l"'\
llullul
buildings. lvlr. and Mrs. t-l'..rr.»é.il.é`
3_i;5_zl_es_y_v_ere at home at the time, but ‘_2§’_§__G}',f____,~__-__;~°__'_" __
centl-ated
were thoroughly up-to--,nt H,,,,,.,¢e,. __
m
_'rl P
Pub Ser N
-wnnpnuc. nl~:l.l.s -_ A quiet §_"__‘§_‘§ 6-,_
at seven o’clock at St.   ____
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Ol' --...
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.. .. . ...
y ...   .f ._
, . ..
and 'Bud . .
t '.`.`...  .
Ill ... ..
erlcan ..
til' ‘.1 'I`.".
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ical ... ...f v.. ._
U...
their efforts on saving the ,’§§‘_f_"",’,}f§___§_'_,'e  ' '_ ' 
rlran  . . .. rr.
.T  ...  ... _
--__.._.l
Close (
ills wolv rut. at $2 ue
worn atcnily aclllng fr
uccordillg to qunrllty.
rvruiptn rvvro 2,485. Hogs
` ‘ ' ' 7 f°l' Norlln
llacolla
Light $0.75 lo $7. Sowa h
$5.21 ill-rorrllng to qual
. .V
pier.-llleil on tile Montreal
prorlllce llrnrknl; todily.
il cent lluilcr those lv‘\'PlS It
cents n poullil lo 11. A to
hoxoa of cllcoar was offere
nn tlin nlnrkot
s wr-ro recalled
ntntoes hcirl atonrlv at $1
_ per R0 pouhd bag of New II
k und Prlnro Eilwnrd Island
llntnlns. .with Quebec new pot
EXCHANGE _l 5.-.1
 M T’L.- CURB
1 Bobjo . .
Rilgilmac
Barry-H
B-Metals
(Canadian Tren)
'l.‘IiEAL, July 27-Offerings (-____ PM
two Monlrcnl livestock
d , .
Lupoaetl o catt 1%.
in the livestock tradiu
tred ou .small stuff-
cllitle hild not begun to
uggy. Good quality
good klnils mostly $3.50 to H k
the evening service.-S, s:l.it;._ ifonlmbrl iight rivals rv.-r M "
Si. Cuulnloll thlll light
io $1.25
Quotations
ilnd cholco veal_ $4.25'
d llletii|ll_l_l $2.50 to $4;'grass- y_,,|,,.|,,,,
motoring with them and Mrs. Madge '"§___f_§_-_75 U* ‘Z--‘V
D0uglBS, to F0l‘l.lllle COVE, Where There was a very rge more
they will visit the letters brother, §j!§§_§‘S___f;°y' ,:';§°,_f"{_‘_‘___‘§'_§’_‘§_“-xx,
Mr. Colin Wood Thomas, where i.ty_ Pri
they plan to spend some days.--S. }§§_‘f§,__§_°ld M' ‘7“"" "H" "‘°'"
receipts zltuounted to
is '
cus were lowcr. Good
good kinds nrouud $1
mr-rliulu kinils from $0 to
o
Quotations
si tb ss; lambs. good
‘$5 to $7.
sl/mtv nt .,6.7.l io 3
nnrl llutrhors_ Select
0
$1 por img premium. Hearlea pg”
to $0.05. Extril honries
` it
--M
GRAIN
" “'ll\'NII‘EG. July 17-
0099-044-O-OO-0500-Of-O0-Q-+0-Q»¢0‘
able in Advance rr...
‘tiny 1014§A.
July 441.53: Oct 4-6%-Iii;
Rllrlev July ll0%B; Oct 03%:
CLOSE
2 .`iul_r 0315: Oct Ml/rr-06;
CASH PRICES
: No l hard 0.'l>\i: No
No 2 non 01%: No Ifnnr
nor 85; No 5 78%: No tl
74%; Track 03'/5; No 1
s:No2CW44‘é€N03
1 " Nnlfoed
Q;/-1-*_
as-~
ae”
f'?=1‘l
04%:
001,; ~
No
2 row
1 No 5
: Truck (intl.
L_,
PRODUCE
(Caniarllan Press)
REAL Jill 17-A
no r
nrrirnls amounting to only
prices rilllgcd from
rl
extms. 15 ccnia for first; nnd
ts for accnlula. Only 275 cns
(Canadian Press)
.\I0.\`TRE.\l._ July I7-British
reign excllnuge in relation to
nniliiln tlo\lnr_ as compiled by
Allstrrlllil Donn . ..
Austl-ln scllllllng /151.
Belgium helgll £2000.
mllrl-la .1\‘L'l7.
Hong Kong dollars .8
i`zri-hoslovnklil crown .MSL
Denmark krone .2'.’/I8.
Finlnnrl tfinmarirwi_'i%0.
Frnnro Hlllc . .
Gerlnnny ri-lchsmrlrk .$002.
Omit Brltnln pound 5.0130.
fin:-coo drilchmii .00.\‘i.
Holland fiorln .00.W\.
Hlinmlry penzo .Elm-
lnrlln rllpel- ..'l'l00.
Italy llni .0Tlll.
.Tapnn yen ..'ll50.
.Tugoslnvlil illnilr .0'2ll.
Now Zoniilnrl pnill-ll 4.0087.
Nnru-:ly krone 2520.
slot! .17’_‘.'l.
ltoumanl/l lcu .0»'t00.
South Africa \'if_l2_;l_rI 5.0085.
puncta .
krone .HRX
.iw-itzcrlnnd franc .9010
States dollar 475 D"l‘
remium .
, »
ny totalled 7870 Receipts “me T
f le 1 ‘Early (-h|b_ou‘
Clcr cv
. “mb” Columarlo  ..
and hogs. Lp to time ohcommnn W P ____
move_
Only four head had come over the g2,?,§;"§;l|!,':e!"_'__""' "` 
There -
illcrcuse in tile receipts of g~`,,§rj}'éf:k"'
“IB "B °“m’m`°d with Goldllle ... r. . . ... ... r...
ted to ,3
0 fmm Hollinge
3'3"' Homest
12-35- Huroni
2.335- Let- 
55° in .\fn<-sssa
B bulk Iialartlc . r
dual- urn Basin ..  . -...   41/_. ___
e...». al .. .r-... 3500
lamb” Mclntyr
um 1° lirklnlev  . . .. .. . . .. 50% w_
$150: l\l¢vu~i.`is  . .    
N"“'h"" " °' ' ° ' '  ‘ 'Pa`tr1°t Please copy) well E. Fowler, of French Village, n°’th
fought rlnnre
76%: Total
durum
C W
41: 'No 'Alg
Track Alg
2 row onlin
may H2.. .
dalryi 0
“_m,_ Smellars
celpta _Enlt
llbrnr oil .....`  .`  f f.
?_l____§g Hull Bnl' ... . . .r-. . . 
_ _I Nickel  . . . ....
na '"1' ‘Jack .\liln .. ...
“'“’“ Kirk lx-nu . f .11
ml of Kirk Town
.Lohel  ... . »~ . 
__w_g::_lIlillrolilr  ... ... . .. ... ...
Mllurly  . . . ... . 
"° °fi Night urn-'lt . .  
15 ,0'Nor|lon ..  . ..  
"'“""r'enrl ole' ' '  . . ' ' 
 lebtn-rrlnrl  . . . '. . 
_“__” "rm ___ "Jw to ‘L75 lllbilgo  ... .. ... ....
_ according tn quality.
~ ' L This
M
129% Stocks _
13% Batbulat A
40% gall _Eel
13| ras an
va C C
2”- ..:."...r..-
... ... ... rn A-..
...-  ...  _... a-...
75 ... .-. ... _... ...#..
go Can Ind A1
2g C P R  ... t.. ... ». -...
20 Dom Brid? ... ... ... .rr ...
991/_, How Smit
4431;, Dom Steel
... ar. -...- .-1 _---
..... ... ... -rs r..
and Coal B ... -...
msg Int Nickel    . . ....
gg Massey Harris ... ... ... ....
00 McColl Front ... .~.. ... .. ...
sun; Montreal Power ... ... . . .-..
291,; Nat Brew ..... ..v ... . . ....
381.5 Power Col-ll ... -... ... ... ..-
3314, Quebec Power ... ... . . ....
44'/A Shalvinigan
101;, Steel of
501l_. Iwinnipeg El
55
=i
fi-Hu
 Mzzvuvc
83%
49
1'_’fli/1
131,; TORONTO. July 11-
22’/r Studia
31% Acme Oil ,...
5714 Ajax Oil
40 Alb PIB
4.1'/r Rie_x_ ...
651/ m y ..
° Amulet .
. ». . ... . . .....
...v ..........
Al-no ...
Ashley rr.
... ....~..>r»..
nr ar er. »-. ... ... 1
Buff Can
Bunk Bi
Bralorne
ma" ical oil
FRDYRII
..
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ar. ... ...
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. ‘Di”°t“l New Montreal 
  Y°f'° Sf°°'“ sock Maker ‘ -
Peter Doyle, of Campbellton, Lot 4. _
were burned tothe ground on Fri- smear
day last. A large quantity of ma- §:,'_’°g__dCh§.‘“
w
cannula.. rum °’°"°
Clzu iee, ar
itil’
io .WL
13% B.l‘9
:ll
20%
ai
W.
4%
N00
10
14
4.1%
28'/.l
14
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(‘i\n ... ... ... ... .. 31
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Clone cha
... ... ..._ ....-.. 16 sta]-te]-5 wju be acmepted in each
  .. .  ,. is
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.-.¢ . . ..... .. ..._ ..  tl-ie
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120
. er. ... . . ... .r~.~. 28 W
.-.-. rr. ... ... ......- 1 en]
0%
... ..-. ... ..-.. -.1 .. 23.1 day
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... . . . ... ...__l._. 3325 at
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or
...§m 3”;
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r  .. .   .. uw
rail .. . . `  ._ ..'. 2:", tciown.
with Howey  ... ts  . ... 92*/Q
an . . . . 45
Klrlr Bud ...
Keele! ..
Kirk hike  ...  rr.. ...-
°°m‘ Kootenay .
Luke Shore ... . . . .-
2|
: 2:
_. la
5-f$=~§=°»e§
Ui
and .\r.-lfllnln   . .  ..  zo
$0-50 nirwnttera  .  . .. sa to
°“'f \lcrlnnrI  . . .
llinrf mu   .' . r. ..
\fonet
Ifurnhv ... ...-  ... ..-r .....
. .. . ‘it
_ .il  ... ... ... ... ... 10
Moss Mine! .. .fs ‘... ... ..... R
'.!'.£-
64
WN? Nlplsslng  r . ...r .. R10
ri
Oil  ..
or
. a
I*
S5-75 we ol
Y- Premier... ... .. . .1 ...
All' ... ... .f .. lr. 120
Pros
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- Snr-nill ..  .. .... ... 
Shel-rltt  . .  .ff ..-r 
Slacnn 
Sollth
Star
Suri
D00 Svlv
lte .. ..
Dec Tonk Hugh .  
Deo Trendvrell ... ... au \. .
Tlnlt
'lrlo
Wills
Tnwnirmrlc ... .w ...V .-_r ._.. 4.;__0
1|  ». . . ~ ... .-.-. -'NM
. 41
Reno 200
Run Ant ... .- .-..- ... . . <.. 110
. .' . 22
152
 ...- ... ... .». 100
W P .... .rv -..r '... ..... 40
Stadnconn  ... ... ... .. .. 4%
Pac  . . . . 50
Bnsin ...f . . . . v- .... 1115
_ nn .. . . . r 130
Sud Fon ... ... ..... . . . .... 10
.. . .. . 1 08
Kirk  ... _... ... . . .. 12
Vncllum .. .. ~ . 1  21/,
\ lid ... . rr » » . ... 55
e_v-(` ...  .. .. 10%
I nor Wright-H  -. 
.  085
83%: Silver    ... ... .. 397;
sales 2.4'l'i,00.
UNLISTED
o
Assoc
Brownlee .. ... --ir . .
Fill a
Can
if*
Clifton  ..
Cobalt 
Oil  ..
Exp] ... . . . 
_ ("l-est  . . 
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Dal
Inst nom 13
25
in
"’_;'9- mrntlflrn ... ..   . .  s
Hilltop  .. .. .. . . 1
20
f°r_ lgke .\I:|rou  ` . u. ... . 
mrlhlaylnnd . . .  ..
“"5 lin-Leofl .. .  .'..s.. ..
B
25
Onisko . . . . -
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the
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(Canadian rl-eu)
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54.
CENTRAL GUARDIAN
_-f_-
Uoullly ne!!
M
1 ation,
Joying their stay immensely.
They Came by the Fort St. George
of the Fume s Line, Montreal, and
the same
NEW
ANNAN 2.23 AND 2.26
it_wa.s th
class and
making a
(purse $200.00). This change ought
1848-7-17-21
  ` ' ".'.. '.1. ls ilfui gardens, cornwall. About
... ... ~. ~.. rr- 62 fin
., g
held, with Mrs. Melkle Vice Pre-
sident Queens Go., presiding and
a progra foil d d
Cornwall, address Mrs. Thomson,
Prov.
ds Th ldie th all
pal-tool:
Joyed a
Mrs. F.
Mrs. MacMillan and Comwsll
again
W. C.
when
united
of
pei-fo
Rev.
N. B.,
bride,
Cook
ville.
ed in
with embroidered veil of white silk
net,
301115.
rose
N. S., was beautifully gown-
and carried a bouquet of pink
blue
B-!‘m
The flower girl. Miss Florence Cook,
of Wolfville, N. S., little niece of
the bride, wore it dress of blue
organ
the
‘of Charlottetown. The wedding
ins
. WBS
and wild-flowers by friends of the
tion
Mrs.
the
ed
sie
T. W. Cook, sister~in-law of
bride, poured. and were assist-,
in serving by Misses Lillian. Jes- ,‘
and Mrs. Giddings will spend their
honeymoon in Nova Scotia, and on
their return, will reside in Char-
practising. The bride's popularity
was attested by the showers held
in her honor and by the many
beautiful glfts‘she received. The
out of town guests were Dr. and
Mis. T. W. Cook and children of
Wolfville, N. S.; Mrs. W. E. Scantle-
bury, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Heartz,
Ma-s. Heiber Bell. Mr. Ralph Jenkins,
Mr. Oscar Diamond, Mr. Douglass
Mayne. of Charlottetown, Mr. and
Mrs. Wendell Mutch, of Bunbury;
Dr. Charles Johnston of Eldon:
Miss Doris Jenkins, of Arlington,
Mass.; Rev. and Mrs. Lyman Gidd-
ings of Hartland, N. B.. Rev. and
Mrs. T. R. Cioudgc. of Murray Har-
bour.
1 . l l
.CRO
1
.Mum I. "nn" hr Q , . This column is rassrvetl for Queers
I ot local interest bultuallie $::t?:i,ng“;'!. s“nlo‘::; "|:'a‘t:a.r.e‘ bn .Ne Bel0w
lug of ‘s newsy nature may ba ln “V
d “ ‘ t d _ _ sorted lt 4 dents A word strictly 1
Ia In sdva‘lz¢c|;.. _ 'M I ren, ’”.bl' in -d""‘°°‘ opals of he]
A RENTRAL GUARDIAN
drivers, charged with driving to the
common danger. were each fined
twenty dollars and costs or thirty
for one week.
ito his left eye. While chopping
isévere injury. His many fl-lends.
| wish him a speedy recovery. I _
. c. 1'. U. A-r nom:-A very, _--_ ~f_:;s‘a°_t;’
ed at the
RE nw,” TORONTO _ Mn DB. B.. F. SEAMAN will be absent l of Montlea
W_ _,_ Davlm of the Attorney Gem from his Odioe from July 17th to Branch Managers have complete g
Dem Toronm md Mm D_v_  July sith. lass-'i-la-ai. xo ultima
e visiting the Province on vac- . W" “I um
regutererl at the c. N. a. Ho- ‘ “uc” °°'"“`”"“ ‘M P°”°° "°“°h with
This is their _mst vim _md they Court yesterday morning two car sections of
en
s
intend ,-etumfng by me Nerlsm 0! days. At the Juvenile Court the crops,
mm _ case of a delinquent was adjourned an ,nm-ing upon me critical pe,_ F
iod with
satisfact
posed 2.26 Trot and Pace (mlxed),f knowledges receipt of $11.48 from (mba,
ught advisable to split the , King William Orange Lodge, Kings- | drbuggi 53132;; lil; alexis:
supplement the purse, lon; also $29.00 from True Brothers _ ive_ and except in me northem pop
2.23 straight tml. (purse Masonic 1.oage,crapaud. ,mm M the provmces ugh, mldsl
$200.00), and a 2.26 straight pace - 1867-7-18-ii. .are md, ‘ 0°
s. The first eleven paid up en-I wood yesterday morning he was :_eCa__m;:__d
s will qualify to start, | struck by a chip, which inflicted a most dist
surname counr Ar oaoncs 5 °
I Supreme Court opens at Georgetown
of The King vs. MacLean,
, SNBAK 'rllllsvns BUSY-when
.Bmton to occupy her summer catt-
= crops
P__es_de__t_ Oh____1o__e__oW___ _age at ijfeppoch she was surprised 50 per oc
. ,to find th t d in h _
Solo, Mrs. Leigh Warren, Chariot- , a ur g er absence are b,1ckwa,.d_ A1bem,__ southeasbi business, Mr. Schlcber was most op-
somc one removed all the .bed cloth-
fact all the moveable fumishihgs.
may make some difficulty in dis-
P. and local police have a list of
employe of the Pennsylvania Rail-
_*__
Mr. J. Roy Hughes, Manager of
‘the Bank of Nova Scotia. New
die and carried o. basket of Car11_;1e_ p_ Q__ is visiflng his par.. P'
forget-me-hots, The groom was st- ents, M,-_ and M,-s_ G_ A_ Hughm oo
tended by Roy W. Cook, brother of prime sn-ee; My-_ Hughes is ac- with
bride. and the ushers were,b<>mpanied by his wife and daugh- filling
.Ralph Jenkins and Oscar Diamond' 1 tg,-_ BTO
of
mlrvhes were Played by MI'S~ T~ W- Mr. Claude Blake, Manager of a. thin
000k of Wolfville. During thi' sign- Branch of the Royal Bank at Mon- may
of the r<‘€iSf€1” "0 PF0mi5€ M9" l treal, accompanied by Mrs. Blake Cm'
suns by Mft W“1*’f'f Dalziel' 01’ and Child arrived by the s. s. Fort gras
Murray River. The church was . si. George yesterday on a visit to he
beautifully decorated with ferns relatives, ly
plet
bride. After the wedding a recap- Friend; of Mm, Gen Micmr-1nn¢_ 'fit
WR5 held at the home of the_who underwent a surgical opera- ls
bride where about fifty invited tion in the r>.ii:.1.l~ibspltal on sat- d°iu
guests were received. Mrs. W. E. ui-day will be pleased to learn she fd
Scantlcbury, sister of the bride, and » in reported doing well and resting
comfortably.
Mrs. Dorrance 0. Headley, nee
and clara cook. Miss obrisimrtliur seller-.or csmbrlagal/lass., /Pee
Jenkins and Miss Rita Ferlruson. ir visiting ner brother and sister ‘A
Miss Claire Brehaut ushered. Dr. at their home on Kent street. lvbs. ftuf
Headley was accompanied by her
niece, Miss Wanda Acorn, daugh-
ter of l-1. H. Acorn. Sourls.
Mrs. B. I. Douglas and daughter,
lvlrs. and Manvllle and Miss olive fb
Douglas, of Prince Albert, Basic., 'th
Murray River. The service was Fowler. George Crusel-, cousin of cept
rmed by Rev. Arthur Pyke, both bride and groom, supported the at. pr
pastor of the church, assisted by groom. Immediately after the cere- look f
Lyman Giddlngs. of Hartland, mony the couple left on a motor dice
brother of the groom. The trip through Eastern New Brunswick they
who entered the church on and Prince Edward Island. On 75 pe
the arm of her brother, Dr. T. W. their return they will proceed to Wim
of Acadia University, Wolf- New York where tha §I'0°m is an ited
white satin princess style, W&Y~ P
with n bandeau of orange bios- PERSQNALS Gr
stlww
s. Her sister, Miss Jennie Cook Mm A_ H_ M¢Le,,d ,md her prog-r
waa bridesmaid. and was dressed in daughten M155 Dummy McLe0d_ prove
satin taffeta and carried an and som Kem~,_ _are spending the acco
b0UClU€l9 Of Pink' SHP~Pd1’a80US~ summer months at Bl-ackley Beach. OW
8
MARITIME PROVINCES
Oyable time was spent Thurs-l - ,ate due
   __ __ __ gpgernwn by me Queen5_ TOWN - The July session of the but 'are
ll  . .    8 County members bf the W. c, T, U_
Mm Gordon Ma¢»M,,,an»s ,,e,,,,_ today, with Mr. .Justice Arsenaulton .”’°g"”'
the Bench. The Grand Jury will B' mat
. , ther,
y wmen gathered and m,,r_ll1spcct the court house and jail, _now rf;
viewing me many ,md varied n0w_ and will present its report. _There _ac__o C
em mses_ ew ,_ short meet,” was | is but one case on the docket, that ry
m as owe ren ere: _ Aybe ,_ h
Dox01o__,y_ Pmye___ Rem D_ K RDss_ [Mrs Julian C. Jayncs arrived from Heavyr a Nort_ eastern Area _
Recitation, Alice Howard, _ _ em Ar
ing. linen, to el, ' _ d 1 ea* C"°P5 “Ot Sel`1°U-‘JY
 .  .. .. ____ _c__°“__“W_;‘_u' H5"mn» B198! be the tie W 5 mum” .an n damag
_ ..."'.."'..;"'..:"ff'. as a
very pleasant social hour. . the north. wheat is heading t
_ _ _ _ __ E. Brothrvyd- Hunter Riv- imsmg 01 them' mth me R' C' M' good height and coarse grain: ar; The
._ .. . . . . ... er, moved a. hearty vote of thanks the m_5s___g a____c_es_ making ’
~ In the
C._ T. U. for their hospitality, PARKER__F0WLER__A quiet but favourable and rain is badly need- ness of
r . 3; Whch me mstess graciously re' pretty wedding took place at All ed' su
m __ _“___ (_______ __ _ ...__..-__-_~ im plied with the wish that we meet Saints, Church Loch Lomond F____ Hay bmps are below ,Weragg i three
_ 3 . .
T' .U‘ Wmk “mud be greatly ing Fowler, elder daughter of Mrs. Cmps
increased by such 5 gaf’hmng_ Margaret Fowler and the late Ros- sem°n
_ ` was united in marriage to Thomas been fecellfed "OPS U9 makilm Wash..
,__ C. ' _ _,, WEDDING BELLS - A wedding Gilbert Parker, son of Mr. and Mrs. hemw
|‘    _ _ _:ff gn of much local interest took place Thomas Pm.ke_,_ of valley st_,.eam_ Saska
'  ' ' ' ‘  1:22 Bt the Murray RW” Baptist N. S. The ceremony was performed USM
Churfh. Murray River, Monday by R_ev_ Cecil Giggey_ 'Ivhe bride_ little
°"“'"°“*  ' ‘°‘ ' ' '  1”' evening. July 3rd., at seven-thirty, who was given in marriage by her distric
Henfieml Jean. dH\1B`hl9l` 01' brother, John Fowler, was becom- and S
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Cook, was mgly gowned in navy blue pyemh makin
in marriage to Dr. Edgar crepe, trimmed with white, with hat hopne
Stirling Giddings of Charlottetvwn, and accessories to match. She was dlstric
S* A“"“’"-V   ' ~ "  35 son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Glddlngs i attended by her sister, Miss Eve. have
cl.Assas-in view or the prbspec-. THE BOARD or 'mn l>lto'ras'r- br. s edgyogrvee-elrlematiri 
i announc
tive extra large entry list in the pro-I ANT ORPHANAGE gratefully ac- ' pmmolc growth and filling In ‘
' for new
o
P REPURT
be found a brief syn-
crop condition; in all
the districts m.entloned.i A B
I
GEN'E‘RlA|L
is lmowieage or each St_l?°_;'a3s|;
ion and are in close 186o_.,_18_6i
egrapluc reports receiv- Wanted, a large quantity
mae office br the sank of unwuahed wool.
l from its Branches. The Hi hes
t cash prices paid.
t daily at 267 King
railroad station.
LUCK & SUN
-iii
ir. .ns min.. 1-M-ins.. Newspapers Best
moisture conditions un-
; L. l»:.scble
creased
That nc
ntinue
ept hay, the cutting of L,m,,ed_
ouid soon be general. In` Um- advert
or Advertising
ber at life Savers Ltd.
ca increased appropriation
'spaper space. Sales in-
ln both 1932 and 1933. _
wspaper advertising will
, to constitute the bulk of
cated' In Quebm "went their publicity is the opinion of L.
_.
ve all the slow in class troiters PA1Nl='Ur. INJURY _ Mr. James Za n; have been benenml 1° an E~ S°’“°b°
pacers in the provirlce a good. Jewell, North River, is in the P. E. wrsiih eg
nce. Not more than eleven! I. Hospital suffering from an imury Ontario
r, manager of Life Savers
“We have been spending
ising money largely in l-llc
while prolonged hot. dry newspapers" said Mr, Schlcbel:
adversely affects.-i grain, ~-and 0....
Fy. In the Maritime Prov- l agershlp
DS generally are two weeks 1933, and
increased sales indica tl
Pa5t"“’S- EWU! fain! in l clearly that we have been doing thi
riots have been beneficial. 1-.gm thingy .
and conditions generally are fairlyl ML Schleber ,ook over the man.
in Canada on January lst
reports gratifying sales in-
traw short. Coarse grains are ¢_e,.s_
g only fair progress. Grass- folk
r damage is severe in many gar_,._
ts. Manitoba - Recent rains and
improved conditions but, ex- the d
to cool weather in June, creases.
In British Columbia, with_ above t
improvement in the wea-` 1932 _
PS in most districts are  Sidering
In an
creased
PRAIRIE PROVINCES PBPGFS.
ondltlons. Details follow:
papers
showers have improved “F1118
ver large areas. wheat is When H
timlstlc
now making satisfactory Schlebel-
ning under vely satis-[exceeded
never in
been so useful to him as
"1933 to date” says Mr
“shows our sales to be 91
he corresponding period ox
a note-worthy increase con-
the fact that sales in 1932
those of 1931 by over 8%.’
nouncing his plan of in-
use of space in the news-
Mr. Schleber stated that
his experience have news-
the last several months.
skcd his opinion about cur-
gn-¢_ headed Coarse gmlnsf rent prospects for general Canadian
that hcre will be a con-
ed by drought are showing tinuously improving trend during
n _~ _ °___ 3 ; ffl A number of the _m__c_es_ towels improvement. Wheat is heading on me rem
° '° "°’ me" “Wed by nd lin re mlm d bien Sh”
a ens a l e w st ' '
the Cornwall mmebers and en- ' _ ’ _ good Alberm Western Area _ In! ‘ms ROBERT ___ YOUYG
raw Pasturage is fail-lyi
Pmaress. Moisture is ample. . _,assed
Kar beets are satisfactory. _l mmm
all-lder of 1933.
late Mrs. Robert M. Young
away on July lst at her
mum pmspects 3-” 1955 I home in Donaldston after an ill-
Slx years. She leaves to
besides her bereaved husband
daughters. Mrs. Lorne Quick
‘md that the ml mr the. day at 2 ouloelr, when Greta Dari- Saskatchewan, Northern Area ~ of punnleky, sask. who had been
an 9°" in the Westem with her mother for 6 weeks, Mrs.
and fair to good ln the Frank
and east. Where moisture has Mr. H
CPUPS are indicated, with Chasg
better than seed in some do,-e-of
ts. Wheat is largely headed Idaho
in Uhe north. where moisture bv me
li
ment is ample and the out- al W
avourable, light yields are in- July
ted and rairl and cooler Wea- the C
are required. Wheat is about ,pau
r oent. headed. Grasshoppers beu_
nue their destruction in lim-.P_,,c_.
reas. Mn
ains are promising, but the vi
will be short. Root crops are .-N
esslng well. Pastures have im- har,
d during the past week. Tob- cannot
Fre
Court.
wart
lzovnvos or otmazc 3,8
08.
OC
continues to make satisfact- ,|_dne_
growth.
Pltovrucs or olvraluo cm...
S
all wheat, cutting of which has
mmenced. is ripening too quickly
the result that heads_a.re not
wth has been retarded by lack
moisture. Barley and oats are
E.
iuvoerly- Spring w-beat
and show short growth. which _
make harvesting difficult.
n continues to make good pro- T'_ __ __ ,__ ____
s. Under favourable conditions, 'l'..}-nur.. .\l»}|¢,<-'ll.lr.\..flr.fl nrflrl-.1‘¢_
rvesting of a. heavy and uniform- ""'_€',",',
00d hay crop is nearing com-
ion. Tobacco plants have bene- _-,...
ed from recent rains but barley
below average. Tree fruits arc,
g well. but rain is badly need-
L\ the Niagara fruit bel-t.
An average yield of hay is ex-
ted. Root crops are doing well.
pples are sizing satisfactorily. Pas-
cs are in good condition.
iron
=lf.rl‘k I
\\'inni
New
t
l
f
50?*
vim
movnvol; or narrlsn 25' F*
Hay-ing is general. but there has
een some damage from rain and
e crop is below average Grains
have arrived by motor, and ale BFG l>l'08Nssing satisfactorily. Tom- `
spending the summer at Cavendish 85063. Dotifbée Ind 01110!!! are do- WWW*
Beach. Mrs. Amold Dann, of Ash- ling well, and in some districts the
ville, North Carolina, arrived s few ivield will be well above average.   
days ago and are having a reunion »Frult trees are in good condition,
nerr. 'rbe yield bf cherries will be about Y|)|||' Eygs
--_ 65 per cent. of average. Applcsi'
Mr. Joseph Dougan of the Post .have received some damage from All °“‘“|'“"°“ 'mlm 5° °'
Office staff has retumed from an .hail and the yield is now estimated
enjoyable vacation spent in Halifax at 80 per cent. of averagb. small
with his brothers, Rev. Emmett /fruits are ripening satisfactorily ` I3' \SN° 
Dougan, and Mr. I-‘rank Dougan. and, with the exception of rasp- ’ '
c. N. lt. ticket agent, and Mrs. berries, the yield will be almost °"°ME'"“sTs
Dougan. He left hcre by plane io average. Hops are doing well and South lids Queen Square
Moncton. indications point to a heavy cnop.~
OOLUMBIA
great
Fleck of Orofino, Idaho, and
A. Ra_vfii=ld of Tacoma,
and one stepson, R. B. Young
ay' Wheat’ is heady? rapidly- of Saskatoon, Sask., and two
t°h°'W‘m' 5°”them Ama * granclcllildren. also tbl-ce brothers'
Ellis of Dunstaffnage. Theo-
Donaldston. and Lcolinvd of
State, U.S.A. and two sis-
Mrs. Guilford Court of Sui-
and Mrs. Leo Powell of Cal-
Alta.. also a l-lost of relatives
friends. The esteem in which
encased was held was shown
cxceptiorlally large 'fuller-
hlch took place on Monday
3rd, from her late residence tc
emotery at Donaldston. Tile
bearers were Mr. Walter Camp-
Mr. Angus MoDolia.'il. Mr
McQliaid. Mr. Joseph Court
d Court and Mr, Leonard
R/ev. S. J. Boyce of Mt.
conducted the funeral scr-
---___i_
ountry can be prosperous ol
py if those who work its soil
make a living."-John Ers-
"All the ills of democracy can be
d by more democracy."-Alfred
mith.
Markets » At A
Glance
(Cunnrlinn Pr:-ssl
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lt lr lr
Ynl-k~S'oilks sharply higher,
rw:-\\'h»-nt .~l.»,=r-fl higher.
York-~i`o¢iol|, r|l|»lvr'r_ .lugul
l coffvr: higher.
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Freight and Pzlsscngcn _
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. Nerissa July 29 .lr1ly.'ll
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