Q(J'I‘OBER'.13. 1931 
     
    
   
   
    
     JSTQCK   QUO TA TIONS: 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘Fizwvazvlczni. NEWS BRIEFS 
     
    
   
   
    
     (Received over Pitfield and Co's Private Wire) 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     TQRQNTO, Oct. 13- Kewag- 
     
     “moo-It is officially ‘announced 
     
     that on Saturday 1118111? m?” V"! 
     
     nan-ow veins striking south 70 east 
     
     vrere encountered in W118 1101111 
     
     pwporty on the 500 foot level 445 
     
     [cot east of the shaft-each vein 
     
     has about; one mob and a. half 
     
     wide with the center vein show- 
     
     mg quite a lot of free gold. 
     
    

    
     KANSAS CITY, Mo.. Oct. 12- 
     
     rne Ford assembly plant was clos- 
     
     9d and surrounded trom pickets 
     
     from the U. A. W. Union today- 
     
     rho Union officials say it is a. 
     
     lockout strike." Barney DeLouls. 
     
     president, .01 the U. A. W. Local 
     
     551d the company had locked out 
     
     the workers toforce them into a 
     
     rompany union. H. A. Doss, man- 
     
     iger of the plant. said “The pres- 
     
     gnl p‘ans of the Ford shops are 
     
    
   
   
    
     m. closed." The plant 
     
     giiiplOyS about 3.000 men but a 
     
     wasonal closing down occurred 
     
     scpt. l5 lo prepare for production 
     
     or 1938 modes About 120 maln- 
     
     taineiice men have been on duty 
     
     since DeLouis said they had been 
     
     iiniiiicd by telephone last night 
     
    
   
   
    
     tenance they were not to return 
     
     ‘.0 work. R. C- Dunn, Treasurer of 
     
     U. A. W. Local said that Aubrey 
     
     Bavise, Assistant Supt. of the 
     
     plant had instructed all foremen 
     
     that they could inform their men 
     
     to start looking for other jobs, 
     
    
   
   
    
     TORONTO. Oct. 12- Barber 
     
     Larder strong on unlisted. No de- 
     
     (fill; are availabe yet to account 
     
     for the sharp rise this morning 
     
     but understand that on the west- 
     
     em section of the property some- 
     
     thing important looking has been 
     
     discovered. Quote 15 Bid. Accord- 
     
     ing to Northern advices from in- 
     
     terosts close to the company diam- 
     
     ond drill hole No. 31 cut '1 1-2 
     
     feet of ore running $22 with fur- 
     
     ther core to be ir-"saycd. This hole 
     
     ls the western section of the pro- 
     
     periy and it is stated that another 
     
     here is being put down 100 feet 
     
     further west. 
     
    
   
   
    
     iionl. Ollie-r ruin-u un application. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     or Sale 
     
     Illil-JSS Corn‘ Salve, 39c all Druggists. 
     
     For Sale 
     
    
   
   
    
     FOR SALILCIIEAP -- CHRYSLER 
     
     Sedan. 260 Euston Street. 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     SALE — SECOND HAND 
     
    
   
   
    
     FOR 
     
     Jolelectric Stoker just over- 
     
     hauled. Currie d: Muriiaghan. 
     
    

    
     L-448-10-9-3i 
     
    

    
     Z _i_M‘ ' “ } ' *'__" 
     
    

    
     FOR SALE SEVERAL HEATING 
     
    

    
     stoves and several base burners. 
     
    

    
     Apply 89 Rochford Street. 
     
     14-503-10-12-21. 
     
    
   
   
    
     1.‘? 
     
    
   
   
    
     FOR SALE - ONE SETTEE SET 
     
    

    
     and walnut dnlng room table. 
     
    

    
     Apply 16 Pleasant Street. 
     
     Ii-511-l0-13-3i. 
     
    
   
   
    
     EVERYTHING IN RUBBER BELTS 
     
     and Rubber Traces $1.50 up. Clin- 
     
     ton Morrison, De ler in new and 
     
     used Belting. Fregericton Station, 
     
     P. E. I. - L-515-10-i3-3l. 
     
     FOR SALE — R/ECONDITIONED 
     
     one and one half 1111.») ton i930 
     
     Ford Truck dial wheels. All good 
     
     tires. Priced for quick sglei Ralph 
     
    

    
     R. Burns Freetown, P. - - 
     
     ' - L-taa-lo-iz-si. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     =- 
     
    
   
   
    
     lndcfiiiite. At the present time we. 
     
     normallyl 
     
    
   
   
    
     by Ralph Settle. Supt. of Main-. 
     
    
   
   
    
     TORONTO, Oct. 12—’I'he Board 
     
     of Governors of the Federal Re- 
     
     serve Board is conducting an in- 
     
     vestlgation into the effects of 
     
     margin rates to determine their 
     
     margin requirements set high en- 
     
     ough to check a speculative boom 
     
     are damaging the normal flow of 
     
     capital into industrial channels in 
     
     any way. Anything that adversely 
     
     affects the stock market is almost 
     
     certain to react on the new issue 
     
     market and hence check new fin- 
     
     ancing. The findings of the Board 
     
     in this ease may. possibly there- 
     
     fore, result in a loosening of mar- 
     
     gin restrictions- 
     
    

    
     Perron Gold-September produc- 
     
     tion up at $79,726 daily milling 
     
     rate 33B tons against 327 in Aug- 
     
     ust. All shares in mine responded 
     
     well during month 5071 tons aver- 
     
    
   
   
    
     aging 17.94. 
     
     , Dominion Revenues-Ordinary 
     
     ‘revenue in September totaled 
     
    
   
   
    
     837.000.0043 exceeding a year ago 
     
     {by nearly $5,000,000. Six months 
     
     revenue up $46,800,000 with sur- 
     
     ‘ plus of $105,700,000 over total or- 
     
     dinary expenditures. 
     
    

    
     i MONTREAL, Oct. l2~Liverpooi 
     
     ‘wheat opened 3d to 4d lower. 
     
     Wheat futures opened steady with 
     
     the easiness in overseas markets 
     
     being offset l0 a great extent by 
     
    
   
   
    
     LONDON. Oct. l2~Uncertaintics 
     
     in the European political situation. 
     
     the weak close Monday in Wall 
     
     Street, plus further liquidation 
     
     this ‘morning caused a general de- 
     
     cline in security prices at the open- 
     
     ing of the London Stock Market 
     
     this morning. Despite weakness in 
     
     the domestic list. internationals 
     
     were comparatively steady. After 
     
     opening at 44 1-8 Nickel is now 44 
     
     7-8. U- S. Steel 65 15-16. There has 
     
     been considerable liquidation of 
     
     British funds from Paris where it 
     
     is reported that rumors are rife 
     
     concerning difficulties in London 
     
     which is leading to repatriation of 
     
     French funds from London. Cop- 
     
     per on the London Exchange was 
     
    
   
   
    
     Advertiing ate-Payable in Advan 
     
    
   
   
    
     (euirui Gulirdlun lot-uh. 4c iier word; Western and Enntern locals. 2o 
     
     per ward; Annunliri-inellla and (‘inning Ereliln " 
     
     2's pH’ iii-uni; In Jlcnioriilm Noticen. 70c iier In 
     
     >|Ilf|lIl1\l Oflerlnun, CNIIII, elem. 4c per name; l. 
     
     iii-r iili-lll Noiii-r-n u! Tlmnks niul Appreciation, 70o per inc-ll or 4c per 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     weak, spot being quoted at 45 3-8 
     
     pounds. Futures 45 5-8 pounds. 
     
    
   
   
    
             
     
    
   
   
    
     08 
     
    
   
   
    
     ill-r worll: (‘lnulvlflt-(l 
     
     l- Lists u! Flurnl umi 
     
    
   
   
    
     til-nu n] Condolence 70c 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     iliniinum Uiliirgu Iur uny advertisement twenty-live cents. 
     
    
   
   
    
     FOUND-SUM OF MONEY IN 
     
     vicinity Hunter River. Apply J. 
     
     E. Cousins, Hunter River. 
     
    

    
     _ L-498-10-12-3i. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Sales Help _ 
     
    
   
   
    
     a. ONE OF OUR AGENTS MADE $76. 
     
    
   
   
    
     in One Week 
     
     01m oarosrr SYSTEM WILL 
     
     fllflble V011. $00. to earn large 
     
     commissions. Christmas Curd 
     
    
   
   
    
     Agents, desiring the highest qual- 
     
     ity personal greeting cards at 
     
     moderate prices, should investi- 
     
     gate the Imperial-Windsor and 
     
     Connoisseur lines. Write Room 
     
     749. British Canadian Publishing, 
     
     51 Wellington West, Toronto.- 
     
     “25 YEARS THE HOUSE OF 
     
     Quality." 
     
    
   
   
    
     Salesman Wanted 
     
    
   
   
    
     CALENDAR AND ADVERTISING 
     
     Specialty Salesman. Exclusive ter- 
     
     ritory, highest oommssions, large 
     
     line. Experience preferred but not 
     
    

    
     ry. Apply to Box 521. Lon- 
     
    

    
     don. Ont. N-200-10-6-6l. 
     
    
   
   
    
     OUIt MATURING POLICIES ARE 
     
     pouring thousands of dollars into 
     
     P. E. Island to living policyhold- 
     
     ers. You too. may participate in 
     
     the spendid returns of Sun Life 
     
     Assurance Contracts. See J. A. 
     
     Moore. Curry Building. 
     
    
   
   
    
     \\‘.\NTED — MAN FOR FARM 
     
     work. State wages. Apply Walter 
     
     zQuilty, Rocky Point. _i..-454-10-8:3i. 
     
    
   
   
    
     5T0 Let 
     
    
   
   
    
     ROOMS no LET-APPLY zo- VAL- 
     
     ley street. L-slis-lo-la-ai. 
     
     §0‘:T}a‘r' I RUDE s3" oltiilifn 
     
     _Strect. Phone 1324. L-75- ti. 
     
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     FOR RENT — NOVEMBER 1st. 
     
     house. corner Hiilsboro filtreet and 
     
     King Square. Phone 193. 
     
     L-389-l0-_8-_11;i_3_. 
     
     TO LET-Z FURNISHED BED 
     
     rooms heated. Phone 993. m 
     
    
   
   
    
     L- 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
            
     
    
   
   
    
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     TO LET—I'IOUSE. FURNISHED 
     
    
   
   
    
     or unfurnished. Apply 19o Kent- 
     
     " L-tit-lo-sji; 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘r0 LET—THREE ROOMS Lrgln 
     
     housek . A l1! 101 sy new 
     
     stmteepm pp laivi-lo-s-ai. 
     
    
   
   
    
     “Wanted 
     
    
   
   
    
     WANTED T0 near-rum:- 
     
     wrtiet. Phone 861. 
     
     L-Mli-IO-IS-Bi 
     
    
   
   
    
     WANTED AT ONCE-LIGHT OAR 
     
     1h lood condition. Will pay Wilh- 
     
    

    
     u 11-523-10-18-81. 
     
     WANTED AT ONCE COMPUTING 
     
     Counter Scale and also Cuh Rel- 
     
    
   
   
    
     btlr. Guardi n. 
     
     m“ z m “rlrogri-io-iafal. 
     
     m Rm ‘iii!’ 
     
    

    
     mum and board co 0110b 
     
     heated quorum. i X. Q. Z- 
     
     0 m-IO-ii-li. 
     
    
   
   
    
     IANTID —- llOOND WORK OR 
     
     ll. ion for elderly Millik- 
     
     ‘Aligily Mia! Mary Ii. Perry. 081‘? 
     
    
   
   
    
     STRAYED 0N ‘MY PREMISES 
     
     two red and white steers. Owner 
     
     may have same by proving pro- 
     
     perty and paying for this ad. 
     
     Archie Johnstone, Brookflefd. 
     
     11-519-10-13 
     
     Help Wanted 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘cmale 
     
    
   
   
    
     WANTED - AN EXPERIENCED 
     
     cook. Apply by letter stating ref- 
     
     erences to Government House, 
     
    
   
   
    
     Charlottetown. 11-528-10-13-31. 
     
    
   
   
    
     _Teachers Wanted 
     
    
   
   
    
     WANTED IMMEDIATELY EX- 
     
     perlenced teacher for West Cove- 
     
     head School. Supplement $150.00. 
     
     Apply James Allen. Secretary- 
     
    

    
     I..-510-i0-i3-3i. 
     
    
   
   
    
     "Help Wanted____ 
     
    
   
   
    
     MEN: II‘ YOU POSSESS INITIA- 
     
     tive then you should sell our line of 
     
     200 guaranteed home necessities 
     
     in a reserved territoryi No risk. 
     
     Cash terms. Plenty of Bcnuine 
     
     chances for success. 11166980591109 
     
     and a sure living. Ambitious men 
     
     (miy mod gpply 1or Free parti- 
     
     ouim, Familex Co., 870 8t. Clem- 
     
     ent 81., Montrelisi.‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
     WI IIAVI HELPED HUNDRED! 
     
     to obtain positions as latter Car- 
     
     riers, Postal Clerks. Customs Bx- 
     
     minm, oral-ks. and Stenograph- 
     
     on om, and can iielp you. Write 
     
     us for proof and free information. 
     
     M. C. O. Schools Ltd;, ‘roronm 
     
     " i0. Oldest in Olnldll. - 
     
    
   
   
    
     ' FBTSOIIQI 
     
    
   
   
    
     wmqvfgp ._.0IlIGINAL POIMI, 
     
     dongs, for immediate conside- 
     
     giion, good poems to Colombian 
     
     Mullcrubiisirera Ltd. Dept. 0-0. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Jwwb Duncan L‘ 111mm"- 
     
     Ccn-lo-u-n 
     
    
   
   
    
     bullish Australian crop eatimaiesm 
     
    
   
   
    
     Montreal 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Yesterdays 
     
     Local Market 
     
     ~ Quotations 
     
    
   
   
    
     CORRECTED IOB IVER! WED- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     b NEQDA‘ . s‘rlvunn"ts man‘. (‘it ell. VOOBl, 91.6. L-50-l0-13-11. 
     
       ‘pg-Lu, Q5351 EMMY-OM. 63; D96 51 I-lA; 
     
     _ M“ go 1.3a b 112M?!‘ BAKSRY‘ nifilm Avenue.‘ 
     
     igul, n“ u Hm u, _ Celery bunch use Cash prices: wheat-no 1 hard . 19B . B Btl ~0 - e, unexcelled; u 
     
     yimllm u,’ muuufu 5m: g1 New Potatoes k ise 135 5-0; no 1 Nor 13s 5-8; 110 z 2ND CHARLOTTETOWN GROUP 501d a, an Emmy Sumkuuuuu I    
     
     on“, e m‘ “mm. Tum ps new for ac l Nor 130 1-8; no 3 Nor 114 5-8; no -——---— prise Bakery-Phone 1616. 11-310.. 
     
     I til Curb) 
     
     New cabbagle has?“ 8-100 -i Nor 10B 1-8; no B wheat 104 5-8; The 2nd Charlottetown Pack of _____ i 
     
     Sloclu vmawea P138 . as -- -, -; - - h son 1m -.   _ 
     
     B, "r" m" yogi,» hi.» u ,j ‘.‘°<.“..‘Z.’;€‘i.3‘.?.? an; a: 2z:t2~:.:*>::::..: ass... i... . ..raz.srs;:r~r."svaazaizf ti. Bowie- m-i imi- ire-h- 
     
    

    
     °1 .T¢1 164 103% mm b u ' 5-1:; no 1 Durum 100 s-a; no 4 spec, day afternoon. tlonal Director of physical educa?‘ ly slaughtered, inspected 
     
     3533931,, '8”. m‘ Stew mil... 12313 1'1» 5-5; 11° 5 5P“ 9° 5's‘ m’ 6' ua GUIDE nay m“ h" ‘he Y' M- U- A» whwh h“ Ontario horses chilled and ' 
     
    

    
     B c Power A 33% 33s,; Qhlckfll 900i’! 8541.50 P“? 35 5'33 “Mk 133 54 5°79?"- NATIO _l;_____ tuc city last evening to confer wen ‘ _ 
     
    

    
     Build Prod uu u, nutm- ii, 30c Jgu 5.50. _ _ v g m? physical education leaders of the carefully frozen. Packed in - 
     
    

    
     Qim Cement 1o 9% Mutton lb IB-ilk Oats-no 2 CW 53 3-8; no 3 CW National Guide Day)‘ was‘ m um“ Asuuunuuu He ‘Wm speak my wooden boxes under S-anu : v 
     
     Can Nor Pi- 3o 20 Cream 40'. ‘.9 3-8; ex 1 feed 48 3-8; no 1 feed brated wlih great out iuhasm me “by Grads on weuucsuuy uuu _ _ 7 
     
    

    
     Can Car Fd 10% 10 Eggs d” H536 i8 3-8; no 3 feed 457-8; no 3 feed Charlottetown last Saturday.‘ At ,0 the yg Men on Thursday". Mr. tar)’ 13011111110118. t ,1‘ 
     
     Can Car Pid 20 30 Fowl 75"1-°° i2 3-8; track 52 3-5. l 4.45 P.M., tile First, Second. ‘lirrd. inn-ding lgayes on priddy morning,‘ ; ., 
     
     can Hydro Pfd “ah loo“ c“ Barley-no a 0w 81 3-4: no 4 Sixth and Seventh Companies iit- ___ Order from your dealer 
     
    

    
     C" 111d A1 A 5% 5 o“ b” 5°“ cw 60 i-z- no s cw so 1-2; no e. tended ~ very impressive and. PREMIER cons T0 N a - or di 1 f - ’ 
     
    

    
     g1"! PR0 8% 8% Ltgllbuylb iaffiz. CW 58 1-2: track 68 beaunniu~Guide§ Own Ti1£1i1l$S‘Y'£\‘ml8I‘ Campbell who returned tol rec mm 
     
    

    
     an Ste I’ P - - ' ' ,_ .' . . . » _ '. ' . Y 
     
     <°=°‘i<“““iam “a; “gm “$313k h MINING 5i“.  Mimi" 1.35;??? ‘it’..?§“$§..§{i.§“‘h‘€“i.i{£€i.i ‘ti? . - i i 
     
    

    
     oc P i - urc . iss a . ~ I - _ i -' y 
     
     Cons 5,12%‘ “time 53% Mackerel 15 each Qommlssloner for Charlottetown, Moncton where he Will  one of w,  & ca. u _ 
     
     D159 3958 cmumbers 3 t“ - 5° (c? B “u,” . ‘ conducted the service. Miss Gifian. “he speakers at me Manama Board i = 
     
     Dom Coal Pfd 1B 18 com d“ 154°‘: ' ' 7 G m‘ spam wk”) Division Commissioner gave a of Trade. From there he goes to 200 Keaiing Street . l 
     
     Dom Bridge 32a a2 Gm“ T°hhh°°° P‘ 13¢ “ORQNTQ °°l~ 12 '- Nervmls t y u -' uauwa. ihetierlcton w interview tile ofilc-F T t 0 t ’ . .. 1 
     
     Dom St B 15 ' 15% omens m 1m 29c Mums widened the current’ decline very m e585 mg an- ‘P5P . ' ‘l l: s oi‘ the Dominion Forestry on)“ 0’ n ~ ‘ 
     
     Dom Tex 7i; 7a usuquiiih lb 3c in the Toronto Stock Market to- mu‘ °h Tlhmksgwmg ' D1‘ L”? branch regarding rciorestralaon ill l 
     
     Dryden 99g, 3% pp” d” 15-391! day. sending the Miscellaneous 85W Pmhhhmed "he Bemchcum‘ ' this province Recenziy Jullil ‘veh- WE USE HEALTHY ON- 1 
     
     Ens Elcc A . cmhbmies 1b 10c Mines to within .20 of the year's Mrs. may. Prwiiwial Commie-flim- ii f F, d1...“ who has b. u .. ' " 
     
    

    
     Eng Elec B P135 5 WWRS Pill‘ 85-000 » n, The Founl‘. h ° . e h ‘h - _ _ _ ~ IARIO LIVE HORSES 1 
     
     Faun“ co my i Ducks each 854120 10W. Off more than three points for er. WES t" the Olga jsupcrvslng forestry opeiatlons iii. 
     
    

    
     Gen st w m I 13A Geese ‘B54225 the day. A two point decline was and‘ Fifth Companies alltililfiflyvfl-  QNLY 
     
    

    
     Guodyear Turkeys 1b 30c 1Aegistereld_ bybgiengtcild share index. similar thanksgiving service mwti» 
     
    

    
     Gypsum pimipkim ii, 4c cons dera s of the junior Church of die i,“ _b .,.._r . a.“ “my ~wviuni---.-.ws-.-w..:i- ‘ 
     
     I-Inm Bridge i; a BM! 8660111181’! 801115 Slllllled i)“ After the services the gin .. met, ‘om “m, a vie "'_*‘__'__“"" i 
     
     How Smith 17 17 o o "h 1e 591mm quhe hchlvely bu‘ at the various hails in groups 0' ’ ~i.- work started here. mainly ' “M 
     
    

    
     Imp Tob 131i 13%  m there was a minor rally in the last two m. three comuauie, m. suuu- yous [he unes of cuuservaulmu Toronto and Montreal —- Stocks 
     
    

    
     l“? glckel 45M 45% ‘ 15 mmuws‘ ' and games The evening closed —-——- Shghhyyghwlfh 
     
    

    
     n "WP!!! ____ Hd Ba. dN d d- - ' .. cw o'—‘Vi kt 1 , . 
     
     Lake Woods 1'1 1'1 mm Cllngdsoll i-Zyteani s-soraxhii: the Ymh h s‘hg'3°hg h‘ "ha?" h?“ hhhhhhhThs 97"." Blmhhhy illilllllfi day). ‘ m e 5 cm {Co} 
     
     Musyev H“ 65‘ 6% s. k. NTO, Oct. 12-. cheaper base metals were Sughny iii which the seven Charioticmwn -—’Mr. ‘James Harding who ii\es Winnipeg __ wheat 1 $8 w 5-8 
     
     McColl Ft 12% 12% Aw o mo" i855 do reused Sherri" pend 0H5 Companies took part. The Com- with his daughter Mrs. RS. Cash Genus lower 
     
     MOM POW 391i 28% Aug“. n 1° l Al: ' d ch ' 1 d {panics were dismissed in time t0 of Graham's Road. celebrated his ————-—- ' ‘ 
     
     all 319W 37% 36".- A-ldehggc  us; 2 éngiaxcglnts e522“ vghtllsgs- ‘ allow the guides to return home 97th birthday Monday by going for 
     
    

    
     at St Ca 2a 3 i . ' . - ~ ~ 
     
     Noruuda r 47 346% fir"! Huron 400 Falconbridge and sudbury Baslnl to hear the goastt to coast National anl autolmobiluh drgle 31f sisoirgie forty E Y E s u G 
     
     180w Co", 15 14% “Bu?! 30 105i; 25 to so cents and waits-Ann, Guide Broa cas . m1 es a orig e or e an H T 
     
     Que Power Asa iled 74 ulet 10. Eldorado was sold for a 10. \_————- Blfolmd New T-Dndm} Harbour iii/heft! i 
     
    

    
     idw 32 m .B ‘if? d 8 cent di-on | The Brownies of Charlottetown his gi-andiaiiiei- saiied 1o,- many  
     
     St Law 6% 6 Ban u? 1 65 Iiosses of 10 to 25 cents among- were welcome visitors at lhe years. Among the many good 
     
     St Law Pfd 171i 17 Bkiadsgoodetai  the medium-price golds were cut to’ Ornhanfiiles M"! hll-‘Pitflls where wishes received 'was a letter of pmm‘ "u; sun I m G, 
     
     gguofcaghaxm” ‘gm  Big Miss 43 about. half in the last half-houlxl they took baskets of fruit. congratulations from Hon.Charles n‘: y l “s” 
     
     st Cuu PM gobljo 1g Anglo-Huronian and Relud-Atilitiltileter 1T MCI As- A. Dunning, Mlnister- of Finance, . _ 
     
     Win Elec A 3% 3 B“ 0mg 77° were down 25 ants c“ a e The. Charo e owl‘ h expressing best wishes for his hap- n J M A B o N - 
     
     Win Elec B 3 3 Bllggnklw ‘if, °1°‘°- wrglhyt HareWlevi-sasstlgllegeg: soclatlon of the Glrll Siluldefi :51 pines, and voicing u“, hope um t . _ . 
     
    

    
     Bunk Hm I cents an rac ona entertaining the Me V1 e 0c {rum me Stureuouse of his menu OPTOMETRIST ._ q 
     
     171:6 boarded for Hollinger, Lake Sigma Association, the First Melville ones he uught suu Ewe counsel MONTAGUE P E I. I _ 
     
     culmont and McIntyre and Dome was o a Company and the Captains and on puuuu uuuuu i ' ‘ ' u u; 
     
      b can M31  Pmnll- 1 me hm Patrol Leaders of the seven Char- ) om" gaillxxd Wm! i. 
     
     . ent Pat 300 In the wesbem 01s’ my“ lottetown Companies in Si Peters DALEY_LEBLANC_ The Roman __ 
     
     gen Porc a 3‘l‘°hh¢u§§m3‘*w'§ 33  K113i’ Cathedral Hall at 7P. M. next catholic church a, s, Anne u, _ . 
     
     *- - on . . ' . __i_._.____;—-:-7= 
     
     iSllPDlied by Pitfield and Com- Chghm‘ g? Dglllzlleie "d 14mm“ Shh!“ Thursday" _____ F?“ w“; ‘hi, “efi- “f h "mdmg 
     
     pany members of Montreal Stock “"18"!!! 122 back. ‘flexes-Canadian dropped 15 T CAPTAIN‘ AND as wee . w en iss Anna 1e- I 
     
     Elvhlhxe and Montreal Curb 0°“ Chm 35 cents and Homestead 3. Non": 0 ‘m, 35"” daughter °l M" hhd Mrs- 1 
     
     Mai-keg) Con Smelt 53 PATROL LEADERS Wilfred LeBlanc, St. Anne, be. 
     
     Dflrkwflter 4o QANKQ CHARLOTTETOWN came the bride of Leo Daley, Mill- 
     
     slwkl Ollen Close %:§5 22% -—-— i P t I u d town. N. B. The ceremony was per- NearlY new M3559?’ H37‘ 
     
     v ' ro .a ers . - 
     
     Abmbl 3% 3% Dorval 36 (slllmhd by nuiegllxd cellist! ofAllheozrefi/“elrxllsglirhriotgetown Com- fmmed by thReVIf thoseph Dalliyl Us Gang Plow.‘ Seconmhand 
     
     Asbestos 5" Em Cr 13 m , SW‘ h“) e’ ° .° gr°°mi w ° J u m b o Engine, 2 heavy 
     
     i3 A Qii 20%  East Mal a3 Bk of Can 169 169 DuHlES m‘? lnvheh ho  the 3N1“? also celebrated nuptial mass. The h d d 
     
     Beauhamois 5% 5% lifldorado mo B‘ °§uu7°m 198 m of the Local Association in sain. bride was attired u, ivory suun orses. young an _ souu . 
     
     Brew COFD Fafion 5w g1: of Nova B 318 318 P5595‘) Chlhedml Hall h‘ 7 P~ M" with veil. Her bouquet was of pink Also boards. Sfilntlmg- Slim‘ 
     
     33g‘ vhlckers 1g‘, 12%  53V‘ Roygl Bk . 180 179 next Thursday. D011?’ be 1h“ and white camations, with maiden- gles and latlts. Pressed hay 
     
     Dom TBI‘ 15'; its Ghh“ Lhh’ 19"‘ TI-IE rmsr CHARLOTTETOWN hfigefm‘ Slufusjgrulg? ffalhmge" 811d SWB-W- 30"" and "11"" 
     
     Don A 8% sit “h” “he 5° sud Cont 5 canuuc. an. COMPANIES! h u fb°°u"' i ° u “hi; acres land for sale or rent. 
     
     “use, 19% 2o qoiddio m 1m sis er o t e br de, was brl esma . 
     
     Fraser v T a 21 30,4 id Be 2'1 guinvallue 23g _ *7“- The groom was attended by JOHN DEVINE» 
     
     Ford 1a 1a 9°18 E88" as Yfihu 4y, We want contributlims h’ °‘h' can-shes Dougherty, Milltown. Peakes. 
     
     Hir Walker 3'6 3m .3“? 1° 1w; Hugh 49o Company Monthly News Shh“ After the ceremony a wedding 5559.19.13.15 18-20.13 
     
     Home o“ 12° 139 r us a Xas 135 either from members 0f WT °wh breakfast was served at, the home 
     
     glfinpotil slur/u 18% gmulada 12% Tobum 235 Company or from other Compazi- of the uruuys parents following 
     
     e e 30% Uchl 65 ies If you have advertisemen s. ' 
     
     M 1 h A Gunngr Gold 7o 3 _ I _ which Mr. and Mrs. Daley left on 
     
    

    
     Pitches ers 2g 2%‘ Hardrock 100  y}? hhhws °r “h” mfmels h“ lmhltlh a motor trip to miarlottetown and 
     
    

    
     Price Pfd s4 5s Hhhh" 12% wdm u 185 @8110“ “Why H" "l ,"'°“°h, w‘ other Prince Edward Island points. 
     
    

    
     Royalite 33 32% High s” 13 Wm“ w” g Patrol Leader Josephine Pickard. For mweumg me bride was attired 
     
     Robi; Mitchell 11 10% Hmhhgh" 12 i le 1v. Anything of general interest will in a Weed m, wuu match,“ 
     
    

    
     Sh" Wm‘ 1" 16 fifiggfid . ‘g2 Wiltsey c 2g» be reprinted in the “Guide Ncwsh. assessor“ onuueu mum the one hundred and time 
     
     glovyey _ 301;,  65° “h and 5th Charlomum. couple will reside in Mi1ltown.— acres of land with good 
     
     ° ° . 45% 22 . st. John Telegraph Journfll- buildings being the properly 
     
     Jack w to "n1 Companies ii _ 
     
     PrQduce.  Jacola m B; UNLISTED of the late John D. Smith at 
     
     BS J u, 3 o,“ M,“ 5 . (s, mm PERSONALS . . 
     
     f luiwéon ti; com cgp 25o The guidesa )0; $953111 (Ho-w Re ____ Mermaid II1 Queens Co. 5 
     
     ' ic r ' . . - 
     
     10.9. By Gum-flung‘ sum“ Wm) Keri- Add 180 ggubegu 5% flfihrferyhauuuauies obseued Na- M156 Doris Gavin. teacher of miles from Charlottetown. 
     
    

    
     MONTREAL. Oct. 12 - Wheat. Kw ha" i" lbothills 50 tional Guide Day by taking part in Til-mist‘ is sptiidmfi h" Ye“ "fli- Almiy on premises. 
     
    

    
     Northern. no. 1 1.42 l-z; barley, 113$ E1? 1°" mid Bay 21 a Thanksgiving Service hcld in the tum as the sue-st of Misses Theresa MRS J D , 
     
     Canadian Western no. 3 .73; oats. “L; simfi, 1% Malrobic 23% y Hojiy Redeemer Church. Reverend and Evelyn Cass at North River. . . . SMITH 
     
     feed, no. 1 .58 1-2; flour, 5 i“ Mandy ti, M * gave the Guides an i _,._..  n, __. . 
     
     wheat patents, firsts 7.80; SGEOIIIIC: h“; gird‘ 8:“ o“ Se! 4% lfhlmllitivglgll. in which he lad Mr. J. Ernest McTague, who six 5L ”' i "9 
     
     7.40; bakers 7.30; winter wheat pat- l l‘ Pawnee K 245"‘ | pgrticular stress on the Guide [weeks ago received an lfijllfy to 54640434 - 
     
     ent-s, choice 5.10-5.15; white corn LBW CB- 88 lug“ 3 lPromise especially "Di-ity w G°d m5 100* l5 5"“ “M11194 W hi‘ _ _' 
     
     4110-4-95; bran, ton 25.25; shorts, I“ G01 2% gob‘, fiiom a and King" and in which he express- home- 
     
    

    
     wn 27.25; nliddlings, ton 322.25; "m 60 ti. 23% ed thankfulness for the exlstencepi 
     
    

    
     rolled oats, bag 80 lbs 3.25; hay, no, 5W9 L I: 475 the Guide movement. Tile Service Mr. and Mrs. Frank Horan, ac- _ 
     
    

    
     2. per ton. carlots $10. Mflfifi,“ ' ‘g5 nolnulolv or cream oioseu with Benediction. Both com- companied by Miss Baden cham- F31‘ Slglitfid Eyes 
     
    

    
     Cheese Ont. .14 3-4; Que .14 1-4. Mcnoug 5 Plwvlnw ‘$3M, “LAND panies also provided gifts for two uiou o; Saint John. NB“ motored 
     
     mm" ~37 141-37 1'1 MacLeod 130 Pflnrll: 53v... Court rut George v1 members who are convalescent. Im- to the Guy Suuuruuy on u visit w 
     
    

    
     Eggs in cartons: A-large 36-38 Man East 2% A. n. 1m- mediately followzngthe service the Mrs’ Horanu moumu Mm Reg,“ 5am‘, u" “m M u" 
     
    

    
     1-2‘ A-medium .36~—36 1-2; A-pul- Marago ni m» lElllte o! John Mc-Lenlll In". Guides had supper in the H0111 W?" Atkins Miss champion Wm Vi.“ uumud H” "u we“ n 
     
     ___ _. _ - _l m ' ciuiht n w: id i ' , * * _ ' 
     
      .31 .31 1 2, B large .26, C figlviazyftgm fir‘ zhdsouglzvlnizn vtyKi-eh-sy ydocrnlell gOGQX-Ilgigértlglall-galunytahélfigfluxgy Zrgihy, relatives in Kensington. (mops-sly, oisoomnm ".0... 
     
    

    
     iPqlawegj Qug whites no, 1 30's Mfl/IWB mil?“ the Honourable nanonn euyuyed u sing song amended by Mr and Mifs w Anders"! this condition shows mostly . 
     
    

    
     50-55" ue whites No. 2 80's Min 0°79 33° l-Bimllm PALMER. Blirrngntm ' rlottetown Companies. ‘ ' ‘ “ ' at near work and may be I_ . , 
     
     . Q all the Cha , _ 
     
     . . Monarch 341i a II a of Prohlic. std, sui. Watertown. Mass. and Mr. Geo. . ~ .. 
     
     "35“"4°' NB °°bhl°° h°' 1 w‘ Moneta “T: the Sheriff of Illli County of M, D0,, ii somai-viiie M“; h°"i“he' '°'° '-"" h°" ‘ i 
     
     .60—-.63; PEI whites 1'10. 1 80's .75. ' Count or lny Cnnntnhlo or “l1 and 8th Charlottetown _ C S“ v - ~ - "Bu"; oi- gvgn upset m- I, 
     
     Morris I: Klnla v =11 d th Tl d ove th wreck- 
     
     (C-P. By Guardian's Special WIN) literate pardon within anid County- Brownie Packs Vl~ e _9 5a“ r 9 Ir m,“ h)! emu. I 
     
     Murghy 3% end. While here thev attended the "m" C h“ u’ t . 
     
     villi/larva? 01h lgglltrglilfiggii 2:2- glellvigzld gg unnmw’ oii Guide Day the 4th and 8th fiineral of the late s... Ewen Mac- m! "m" "mfliiifleble dlfl- i’ 
     
     duce markets today with butter Nipissins 19s Wherou upon Ialdlnl "In pelllln" (st. nunsiairs Basilica) Brownie muesli. They were accomrenicfi "imiiift Glam! "lie" "it " 
     
     slightly easier- “metal 1°° °" "'3' "ff; 3' §f,°.f.‘.'i‘j“‘ Illfufififi Packs hiked to st. Vincents Or- to the Island by Mr. Andcrrons drain. g 
     
    

    
     Graded e55 shlpmems m chums g‘i’;"§°'d a“ slilcfnlfzllllal’: (“he Execntnrn of the phanage where they entertained. mother Mrs. Wallace Andi-Hon. . 
     
     or less were quoted at 38-38 i-Z okrueh "5 lhova nnmod emin- nrlying that a and were entertained by the chil- Morell and Miss Mary Mac- a F H t  i, 1; 
     
     cents a dozen for tirade A-larse. Quiz; T,’ cit-tw- m-r be iw-"i {gt Q‘; ":1; dren of the institution. m the con- Eachern of New Arcvh‘. who mi- . . ll c r  
     
     36_“361'2f°r ‘hmedlum’ 31-31 1'2 0K0 P1898 459   i» ell]. nil clusion of the Dfvilfiimme U"? several weeks had been visit‘ , . 
     
     101’ A-Pllllem- 26 8°!‘ 3'1"“ hhd n its. fillllllll lmsi-em-d in lrhn IIIII Eliintfl Brownies were setgvcdbilthgtilshilsd’ friends 111 and around Boston and -_- 
     
    

    
     102‘ C. P31110111‘ to be and appear be ore mo n n lunch in the refec ry y - New York 
     
    

    
     Butter was envied at B" 14-4-2 Pawre av- {ggig-"ufgi" u." c“..‘....',‘.'.‘.'l.,.'.!;._ "if. we. i-—- . 
     
     Will-s 5 Pound, Q2‘ $110’? l?!‘ less p’   (Vincent's County. in the mid Province. I M , P f u u c d 
     
     I10. I WhllB 0 1'€ 5 9T5 were on TIIQIIIR the nlnlh dny n! Norr-m- ________,___‘ 
     
     uu b2 ‘m, soudu and 29 for printm lggiiloiggsw 49 u" m“, ffluuiuuungn m, ‘rlgurnuvii:  ---—--——-—-€x' n     s 
     
    

    
     Cheese was quoted at 14 3-4 Pgggn ' u’ 'j,'$"§,,°,’,.If, ,.,..,',,, n ,..,,. m...- l‘ll"  —— :---—i__-__ 
     
     wit‘ Vwiliiudlhz" ohm?“ whh Peterson why hi. and..." s; IhrAFflI" Fill: MR. JAMES mus ___.. -_.- ".~-- <~"e-_— 
     
     Quebecs at 1 - , nomila y. y Pi k C 49 wlmulcl not hc_ vase an e 4n v __i. i 
     
    

    
     Potatoes: s... vines  1w- stssh" e3 :'."..":.'.'...':.':.":.r:.l:.':1"..:3:.2::t Try Eleflnms h" u. ma“. emu. or Mr- Jam... ll. F. AliilllIBiiLll i. 
     
     .50--.55: no. 2 80's .35-.45; NB mts powei 2 Elm. Proctor n» uld Petllloner- Fl N G E R W A V E S Mills were shocked and saddened by - y 
     
     no. 1 80's .60—.60; PEI Whites 110-1 Prairie 5 Anfl r do hereby om" n“: n u-u- um news or his death which mo: Chartered Accountant 
     
     go's 75 Premier goo copy mm: be nmliwlth nnblilhrtl in 138 Elm Avenue. Phone 4B3. 1 on Puma Se “amber 24m m 
     
    

    
     ' ' v in win) Preston IOIIC new-rarer vnblllhefl l" "m" Price 35 Cents. , Ph“_ Y- P no Richmond serge; 
     
     (an By G-‘nuuu spec in lottetown arm-null! ones In ouch week  uuaayqg§q  his twenty-seventh year at Armgn. 
     
    

    
     Mohmmh’ 0°" n " Bum" Read Au m '°' " ‘°"" """ “'"""“'“"‘“ '2'“; L- 514-l0-l3-20-37-i1-. dale. Phone 0i. r. o. Box lz. 
     
     eased slightly on Canadian Com- mu 0"" so from walg:lllb:lfilgzoéh-i1:lh"xrsnltd "ll- Mu Mu-S u.” u young mun o! _~__ _  
     
     modaiv Exchanse produce Balm” Red Lake 2'1 B?!’ following public ti..." ..- sterling qualities beng loved and ‘r 
     
     M1163 while 0358 held firm. m“; M301, ‘IQ apeetlvaly, namely. In the hull n! 1h: respecmd by an who knew him_ 
     
    

    
     Bill/Ml‘ BDOIv-TI I-8i—-3-8. Roche 11 Court llnlao in ilonrln nloraulrl. F Them “yes m mourn his passing‘  & B  
     
    

    
     the More of Matthew und Riv-Leon. in   
     
    

    
     Cheese spot-Unquoted- St Anth l8 um,“ “Humid, “a at the lrlfilhflfll his parents Mr .and Mrsyw. Mills, W E B LEY 
     
    

    
     E3" hpowont ‘J5me 38A: A' San Ant’ “z om“ in Sourla nloraulrl c» that all ‘his “and parents ML James Mqiis - - ENT - K- c- 
     
     medlilm 35A! 114111119" 31A? 3‘ shhwhe? 39 oer-M" """""°'* "‘ ‘h’ "h" """"'° and Mr and Mrs. MacFariane one l‘ A" BENTLEY’ K" c‘ 
     
    

    
     . heep 82 u llurolllll inn he" flue "m" ‘ . . ' ' Barrister: Ind Attomey-at-Lnn 
     
     15180 35A. U 315- Shem", "u ‘hum. _ n _ sister Mrs. McEwen (Lyle) and one VON!“ To LOAN 
     
     ' ' SIBOOO 31° “h”; "ha" ma “and :3?  ‘t: grtau“; dsuntmo  bromer Anwld- b0  ' 
     
     mi ' u the Ill! P" ' ~ "_ _I\ 0e va ua a Hymns sung were: "Jesus ver ‘ 
     
     . k glavgnhk g °"'°"" h‘ n‘ ""3"" ‘f. m‘ m“ practical information on fox of My Soul" "Rock of Ages" and M   
     
     Ives 0C 9 ,1‘! III Iii! lime-tn Ml - . . . .. ~ 
     
     da 80 (lgd-t n. n. PALMER feeding. Published six time: “Shall We Gather at the River. . 
     
     - .1 .1 t: Probate . panorama, OLICITOR, lrro. 
     
     Bu: Basin I00 .L”f_'yu_u_1u_,u_,., yearly and FR_E_E to all Fox Floral Tributes. _ Mon‘ To w“ 
     
     my, n, (yogi-amp, gmi-i win) 5 i" 1- 5 fi-—--———-—-— Breeders III Canada. Spray-The family. . u,“ 
     
     s is -1. 1e Lloyd and Hollis “hh °' c " "h" 
     
    

    
     MONTREBL- 09b 13 -' SW55? Write Today. p y y ‘ ' C‘ rlotictovm 
     
     uric“ m,‘ dun “mini pNv-iiod m Spray-Mr. and Mrs. Maciiiarlano =-_==-_-.--_¢ ,_ , *'*:*_*—_~ ins 
     
     Montreal livestock markets during "vruuuflouhh Fox BPYBY-Ml" He'll“ mhBIW“ n ‘ 
     
    

    
     l» ANIMAL F0001. 1.1-0. Wreanh—Misa Margaret Mills, Mr. Frederic A, Large 
     
    
   
   
    
     THE UHARIAIYPETOWN GUARDIAN 
     
    
   
   
    
     ' Grain 
     
    
   
   
    
     WINNIPEG, Oct. 12-Closing fu- 
     
     ture quotations wheatp-Oct 423 5-8; 
     
     Nov 122 1-3B; Dec 118 1-3—5-8; 
     
     May 11 7-8--118. 
     
    

    
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     Girl Guide News 
     
    
   
   
    
     The Central Guardian 
     
    
   
   
    
     BEAUTIFUL Victorian settings 
     
     and lighting at Symphony Concert 
     
     P. W. C. Friday night. Not a dull 
     
     iminent. Quariettes, Trios, Clarin- 
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     today's only declines with no sales 
     
     in cattle division. 
     
     Receipts: cattle 304; calves 108; 
     
     hogl 784; sheep and lambl 100. 
     
     Good vcolers made 80.36 to I030. 
     
     mediums 80 and commons down to 
     
     “$10118”?! brought (rem $8.5 to 
     
    
   
   
    
     Good ewes and vretliers traded 
     
     from 87.76 to I. weighty lambs 
     
     were cut $1 and culls and bucks l2 
     
     mfggéidlfiWfilllltt Sheep made t2 
     
    
   
   
    
     Boga made 00.28 for baooru led 
     
     I ‘ ‘ with ‘ ‘ drawing 
     
    

    
     usual 8i por hog premium. But- 
     
     chers and heavier went at 88.78 
     
     and extra heavier and light hop at 
     
    
   
   
    
     ta ICWI 
     
     N-IOO-I-IB-Bnt-flmn odd m o; 
     
    
   
   
    
     a. 
     
     I710 
     
    
   
   
    
     lIiIdIflDhflIlt-h‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     ular needs. Place your 
     
    
   
   
    
     Walleye-built. a Microscope for your partic- 
     
    
   
   
    
     deltvery as quantities are ilmiied_ 
     
     We carry slides, cover glasses and tasting rorll. 
     
    
   
   
    
     E. E. PAIIKMAII 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     j HARRIS. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Summonido. I EIJILAND 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     link n; SALE 
     
    
   
   
    
     Owing to i-ii health I ol- 
     
     fer my farm for sale. 
     
    
   
   
    
     JOHN STOCKMAN, 
     
     South Milton 
     
    
   
   
    
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     and Mrs. Harry Burke and lunly. 
     
     Wreath-Mr. and Mrs. J. Ding- 
     
     well. 
     
     Wreath-Miss Alice Morrow. 
     
     WTQIGI—MI~ and Mrs. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Clapp. . . 
     
     W lid Ito. Rancid 
     
     DMKIA. 
     
     Wreath-Ab. Ind Mn. Charles 
     
     Mills and Iemfi. 
     
     Pallbearers — Lloyd Dingwell, 
     
     Charles Stead. Francis Jenkins, 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     80 Great George Street 
     
     Charlottetown. I’. E. I. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Money to Loan 
     
     Office: l0 Great George Street 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Watcher Robertson. Raymond Mac- 
     
     Donald. Gerard MacDonald. 
     
     ‘The service was conducted in the 
     
    
   
   
    
     A‘. Fu-tli. Interment was made in 
     
     l1" muted Baptist Cemetery at An- 
     
     l 1151161510 b-lifl-lfl-il-ii. 
     
    
   
   
    
     n». by Rev. O. L. Hovey and Rev.~ 
     
    
   
   
    
     MARITIME 
     
     ADIUITMINT BUREAU 
     
     CREDIT — COLLECTION] 
     
     CREDIT RIPOETS 
     
     PIIIDONAL IOANI 
     
     I Tweol IN]. “hi! 
     
    
   
   
    
     Barrister. Solicitor, Attorney &c. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Alex. W, Matheéon 
     
    
   
   
    
     IABRISTER, SOLIOITOR. 21W. 
     
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