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MBER s. 'ms cHARLo'r'r1z'rowN GUARDIAN PAGE FIVE
1932
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A MINING
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Stock Market
(Canadian Press)
Stocks ci",
Boll 'i`el ... .__ ___ _... __ ...... 93%
Brullisn _. ... _._ _._ ... ... 9
Csn Cn ... ._ .__ ___ if___ _... 8%
Do Pfd . .___ _____‘_ _._ ___ ___ 11’/S
Can Ind Al .__ ___ ___ _._ _..._, 2
C. P, ll. ... _..._ ... .__ __. _.__ 5
Dom Bridge ... .. ... ... .__.... 11
Int Nickel ... ... .__ .__ _.___ 0
‘iioutreai Power ... ..._ _._ ... 30
qleei of Can ... ...._ ... <. -__
\'innipcg El ... _..._ ... ... ... 3
PRODUCE
M T L. .
break in egg prlces provided the mai
ket hero today,
buting causes to the decline. Fresh ex
Storage extras in,carlots were un
18% to 171/_ cents a dollen to retail
oi' no 1 grass make. Receipts wer
301
1%
_._ _ ... _ ___  a pound for receipts of Ontario col
...... _...
F-11.1.1,-.~  . _   _._ ._
.  1%
’.“,,'_§.‘,' _  ..  . 105 ,,_
13' Potatoes held stendy, New Bruns-
m5 wick or Prince Edward lalnnd green that day and 1-etui-ne
innuntnins, per 80 pound bug, selling eight o.c1Ock_ She rc
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llirlicr .__ . .. . ... __
livllingi-r ._ __ _ _ _ _ . _ .__
1|uiiir.<f~i1il .__ _ _ . _ _ _ ... 1:
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liurniiinii  _ _ _ _ ._ . __ 20
|99; l.i\lii\ .__ _ _ _ ____
linrarsu . _ _ _ _ _
hh Slinro __ ._ _ _ _ ... L?
4'/
sun mnke wiie quoted nt 10% tn 1
nt 00 cr-nts and Prince llflwiird Islnn
at $1.00.
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“lk .':'i:?f'cynn 11    .. C120: driven from Indiun
fl' corner of Duke Stree
Street and walked h
few steps down Wat
saw prisoner driving
ing west. She had see
a good many. times
well. Other people w
Witness was in the ho
accident occurred.
` This closed thc case
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lnll Pete ... ... ... ._ ___ ...... 10'.
Sl. Oil lliil    ._  ...l
Protestant Orphanage
St. Avsrds and Mt. Edward Road,
_ per Mrs. Callbeok
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, E. G. Love   2.00
.Miller Matheson  1.00
Dr. Clark  1.00
'lt Warren Burns  ...... 1.00
Miss Edith Stems  .. 1.00
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w.-. lurk... . _ .  jflii George Brown   1.00
i`.~'.i l‘.\l ... _ _ _ _ _ ...
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 1.00
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SUNTINU
SUPREME
, At the opening of
' Nat nrcw  ...  ... ..._ ... 111% Court At Bllmlllefil
Power Corp ___ ... ... _... ...._ 8%
Shiiwinigan .__ -.__ .__ ___ ._ 10:4
Y
Dom Steel Ind Coal B .___ ._-__ 1%
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_ McColl Front .__ _._ ___ ... .___ 'ily the Sup;-emg
* <1 ter-day.
ing, the
SSB! ln
ed.
Mr. Justice Saunders
evidence of the Crow
the Cahill trial was c
William A1-senault
witness and gave evid
saw a. car pass his pls
Street shortly before
and recognized it as
oN rex-:ii Dee 7-A sham He noticed it partlcu
" it was going fast. .
saw the car at the sce
he
ence that he
ac
feature on the pooduce and dairy muf-
Fresh eggs, in csrlots or loss, lest
18% per cent from three to five cents a dosen. - _
Mild weather was one of the contri- M155 Eve1yn pen-y
trns were quoted st 40 cents, first; that she Was im Mrs-
nt 33 cents nud pullets at 32 cents. gh and
st and
Witness
hat hc
_ step on September 5
changed at 21 to 22 cents as were C9-hi-u'5 cal' P555 99'-515
flr`sts gt 18 to 10 cents and seconds st than so mm Gmdyfs y
are small lots of fresh eggs, in car- knew Cahill End the
'l‘0ll0.\"l`O, Dec. 7- tons were reduced three cents s dozen.
9'0" Receipts were 1,124 cases.
     .___ 12% nuiccr held unchanged it 21% in the car was going at,
_-_ _ il
21% cents 11 pound for clirlots oi- les was just buzzing? me
B
drove. Asked what r
was going very fast.
_ up all the road. Reco
was Charles Cahill d
only cases,
Cheese remained st 9% to 0% cents
orcd nnri at 8% to 8% cents for cur-
],,,,,,. _ _ _-_ »~- -~ -~- _H40 rent Ontario white. Ontario eni-ly sen; Mrs. Mary A' Arse
that she knew accused
years. Had been to
cents s pound. Receipts were 10 box-
groeii niouiitiiliia, per D0 pound bag. time. as her lnisban
"Did anything happe
eight o'clock and you
ting home." Witness
ed at the clock and it
utes to eight. Witnes
out of the truck, in w
2%
Ollie 2. W
a
et she
3
4
1 W.
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Mr. L. G. Lewis ther
case for the defense.
The prisoner then
stand for his own defe
cd that he wi1s~a prof
key player and since 1
cd for the Boston Br
ton and later at New
Philadelphia and late
and then returnc
Island. Some
he had played with
1.00
"= Miss Easton   1.00
ir.
k Iluni  _ _ ..._. 2
nl Uri:  ___ _ _ _ . _. 3 .1
- 1
,smut  _ _ _ __ _ '_  David Robinson 
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1
1,' Cond. Tanton 
1
Henry Callbeck  .. 1.00
gif; Mrs. Donald McMillan  1.00
' Albert Shaw  1.00
1.00
1.00
Mrs. Boundy  1.00
Mrs. Winchester ..._  1.00
so i<...m ,_     .__, 8” Victor Shaw  _ ._ .50
MT’L. CURB
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Blocks Close
ii,A.0il  ... _._ .__ ... ... 8%
1% _
£1
ilcniilniriiois __ .__ ___ ___ _ 
P ll  1'"
Om Ng _..._ ass U n ss ~/
Inu on  _ .. ...  Rfk.
TIM* 'i`oh  _ . ._  _ ._ Wi
ini Pele ._ .__ ___ __¢ ___ ...... lidi
,l\'nlkcr Pfll  _.... .__ ...  D0/_
Pivotal New
York Stocks
Frank R/oper  .50
Mrs. Pooley  .  . . .50
Chas. Newson . . . . . .
..  '.50
19.00
Mt. Stewart North per_Mrs. Muc-
Kay and Mrs. Burke
H. W. MacKay  1.00
Montague McKay  1.00
Mrs. Russel Clark  1.00
Mrs. Jonathan Affleck _...... 1.00
Mrs. W. L. McLeod ......... 1.00
Mrs. I-I. D. Coffin  1.00
G. Affleck  1.00
Hockey team and won
cd with the Western
this season but could n
of this trial. This last
operated a filling st
Seaweed road at the
Canada
On September 5th,
'day and at noon ha
of rum at his fz1thcr‘s
not have very much e
He worked until 5 o‘cY
home to supper,'i=.nd re
filling station at six
dore Perry went to
my car. Perry got ba
and I drove my cur to
‘flcc and was returnln
ling station when the
When about oppos
Grady’s store, I saw
towards me. it had
‘lights and they biinde
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Ali.-.1 viienilcnl . . . .
..   117'/_
_ini :inil l<‘ Power __ ___ .___
.un snndiing    Mrs. A. B. Martin ..._...  1.00
_ _ __ 1-|
.lin '|’~‘l :lull Tcl __ _ _ ... ..._ ]0il’lii
~ iw. Mrs. Cliarmnn  1.00
.\ii.i_i»ii<|:\  ... _ _ _ _....
““""-“""     -  *W* Mrssnrisay  1.00
.liiiiui-ii lintor __ _. _ _ _... 45%
i`:|:i:i|l:| 1ll',\' ... ___ .__ __ ...._
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tnrn l’rmiilc|s   _ ...
, _ 51%
in-n ill-1-irlc _. .__ _ .__ _... 15
4-‘li l-‘nods ... _._ _-... ...._ i____ 27l'7i‘ 15.85
"\’I\ llotfirs ... ... _... .__ ._... iii*/1
liul linr\'1'ster ___ ...._ ___ ____ '-"-5'/A
lin xi.-in-|   ._ ._  ._ 8
.\=n iii.-.~nn  _ .   351%
-\- l, <‘vnirnl ... _ _ . .._.. 'J Vi
33,11'-`_-\i»-;~fii-an  ..   '-'lla Mrs. w. a.,1=ig°tt  1.oo
'mr 'N 'I  "’ ’  * 4” Mrs S Mclilachern 100
ivy, . _ _._.._.... .
inni..  _
:,.';‘\!"'m‘|;\rl N J     ,I-!\_}% Daniel D. Birt  1.00
in    °'  2] Roy E.neard  1.00
.‘-“'\ 4`:il-lililu ... ___ ___ _..._ __
ii'i 1 0
i~,f;`,',i1,',‘.‘,;'}[_'°     iw Mrs. wm. McLeod  1.00
\'.n.n.inni u ' ° °'° " wir Mrs. Wm. Douglas ........_. 1.00
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l "~ es ___-- css ,us ¢~___
“Willliiiniis ' ` _
_,,._wl“_mh _e_   .sf   Miss Mary Craig   1.00
J. E. Pnlfrey :..._..._.._.___ 1.00
Mrs. L. Pigott ......_.._.__.. 1.00
Mrs. Edwin Mcllssey  .
GRAIN ......... ....  ...
Mrs. Alvin McKenzie  .50
_ ' if Mrs. Janie Leard  .50
_"_“_Nm_gg._n_»:1ii\s 1.' "Y Winston Birt . . . . .
 .50
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iv . °"‘?F'° . *_*
.1..'i)y"lf'l§¢§ ir.’.°°i/.f4"“"M°' "M °° li' 11.50
zifluil: D" mi: Mu 23%: -Tilly
uni... D.. 31,3. M., 29%,, cherry aiu, per saith wurrcn
'“" 2°"'~*-mm PM' A - » Leigh Mcsuey  1.oo
-¢,:‘§|f°,':_$,=2No 1 hsi-d W; No 1 nor
:_ ,,,,',, ,,8,A_"g,fo4§:atgo _S ng; 3111545222 Head Hillsboro, por Hilda Douglas
 28%? T"°l 44%;-.No 1 duroai -
- o.'n..- A in-icna  1.00
1-. ~No2cw21 - N sew
,,?,'{';,l;» 1 me nm.; 1%.' 1 fini. im; Mrs. Emma Douglas   .50
‘"l'~- M" "W" "°1°“*°" “iii Tm* Albert Jardine  .50
Burl". N' f
i . ~ o fi c w as gn Geddi Doii i s  .50
lr’_‘¢'1Nfa§'l.c W *its rig s dw e I a "
A
Qc
fs
Harold Affleck ._..........._ 1.00
"'°°\- Cl"-° Frank Jardine  1.oc i°°l<1“Si°W“fdilw dlic
car was abreast of m
horse and wagon in f
‘could not pull out to
`nccount of the car so
'Mrs. C. B. Cameron _
Mrs. Har\'i~_v Doilglas 
Mrs. Vi-rn in .*lc'l»'.' :'.'.l
‘not see where I was
6
71,4, McLeod Douglas  1.00 .I Mt
1014, Miss Flossie Gamble  1.00
` ' '   -~ ~ ~~  Benj. Douglas . . . . . . .
 .'15
‘,lH'>:\|-vnke nnil Olilo _._ _ __ '.'.'1!'k Mrs. Rdlld _...._..__.___.___ .50
'  Mrs. Wm. McKenzie  .50
 und Bud  ...  :lint John Trainer . . . . . . . . . .
 .I0
Pisqlziil, pir Mrs.
Mt. Stewart South, per Bertie Clark _
Mrs. l-l. Lloyd Jay 
Mrs. John H. Jay
Clarence. N. Coffin ..
John W. .lay . . . . . .
..
'Savage I1 . ~_:i- 'Ja
Mrs. Percy Coffin 
_50 \Mrs. Milton Coffin ._
Miss Hazel Corbett ..
Mrs. Waiter Pigott ..
T0tBl. Mt. Stewart Di
Bunbury continued,
Mulch and Mrs. E
Mrs. Franklin Bovyer ....___
Mrs. walter Jones 
Percy Hamm .
North River Road
Mrs. Waiter S. Grant .
Isobel Ways ..___..__..___... -5°.
SE
IN
Rl
first
Second
cident
s car.
ecause
rwards
the sc-
vidence
door-
saw
speed
ed, "It
that it
taking
that it
testified
many
River
before
ed thc
marked,
be it is
ust get-
e look-
was five min-
sh
e got
he had
at the
r
Wate
hen
st go-
ll`s car
new it
h her.
en the
e pro-
ed the
on the
d stat-
l hoc-
925 had
nley-
t Bos-
Conn.,
Buffalo
the
ago
Crystal
play-
Loop
ccount
he had
at the
end of
ked all
uthful
it did
n him.
d went
to the
Theo-
per in
ck about 7.40
o
t Of-
s
he fil-
t hap-
mpson
coming
bright
I could
I kept
as the
iced a
me, I
it on
ught I
._ .50
.50
. .25
4.25
Jay
_ 1.00
_ .50
. .50
. . . . . .
. _ .50
2.50
Pigott
. 1.00
. 1.00
_ .50
_ .50
3.00
strict .. 38.10
rs. W.
er
2.00
1.00
1.00
4.00
cd
1.00
couldclear it if I pulled into the
ditch. I struck tue rear of the
wagon. `. It all happened in s. sec-
ond. I did not have time to do
anything. I got out of the left of
the car and went over to the ditch.
I noticed two men. I heard o man
saying, “Look what you done with
your fast driving." I took no no-
tice of him and kept on walking. I
told the men to rush the injured
man to the hospital. Afterwards
I got Fred Blscquiero to drive me
_ to the Mounted Police Omoo. On
our way we stopped at my father's
place and I had a drink of rum. I
got the rum from the garage. I
told the officer what had happened
and he went with me to the scene
of the accident. We then got Of-
ficer Whlte of the Town Police.
and went out again to the scene
and later to the hospital. They
told me the msn would be alright,
and I said "That was great." We
then drove to the _ jail. Ofllcer
White said, he was going to arrest
me, I said, “why arrest me, I will
appear in the morning." White re-
plied, “No, I am going to arrest you
now.” I then said, “I don't think
all three of you could arrest me if
I did not want to go ln,” and I
wnlked into the jail.
The Court took recess. Cahill
was cross-examined at the opening
of the afternoon session. '
AFTERNOON SESSION
The greater part of the af-
ternoon session was taken up
with the cross examination of
Charles Cahill, the prisoner. As in
the morning the court room was
crowded, every available space be-
ing taken up. Mr. Lowther con-
ducted the cross examination. In
answer to question witness stated
that ht, had driven in and out to
his filling station along that road
several times a. day since June.
There is quite a bit of traffic, it
is is good wide road. I-Ie did not
recall having any conversation with
the Mounted Police officer, or
making any statement, but he did
not deny lt. Did not remember say-
ing he had started drinking again
that day.
In answer to question, who got
bottle of liquor prisoner replied, “I
did.”
Question: "Did you buy it.”
Answer: “I did not buy it, I
found it."
Car was in fair condition, brakes
fnir, I never used emergency brake.
Do not know-what` emergency
brake is like, foot b?l\<es fair.
In answer to que tion, did you
reply to Frank Aitken‘s remarks,
prisoner said "I told him I would
make him prove it."
Counsel said, "then your state-
ment this morning was not correct
that you did not take any notice
of hiln.”
Reply: “I told him I would make
him prove whether I was crazy or
not."
Further cross examined prisoner
said he did not know why he did
not take the injured man in his
own car to the hospital. He ad-
summer.
Question: “How do you account
for Bob Grady being at the scene
of the accident and picking thc
man up before you got there?"
Answer: “I don't know."
Question: “What were you do-
i ing?"
Answer: “I was talking to Frank
Aitken."
Question: "Was there anything
‘else wrong with your car, no other
marks?"
Answer: “I don't think so. I was
sure windshield was down. There
was no glass in windshield."
Further cross examined witness
admitted the radiator was broken
in an accident last, summer at the
west end of Water Street when he
ran into a telephone pole. Prisoner
,stated that he guessed you could
see quite a distance along water
street from filling station but did
not remember seeing the wagon
nor when he sew car first. Only
saw wagon when I hit it, no msn
or horse. The men were behind my
chr when I got out. I did not see
the remains of the wagon. Witness
was on the stand almost two hours.
Harry Schurinan, farmer, of New
Annan, was the second witness for
defense, ond told how, about eight
o‘clock on the night of Sept. 5th,
he was on Bob Grady's lawn, when
he heard o crash. He ran with
Ramsay and Grady, who were with
him, in the dirccllon ofthe noise
and found a man lying in the gut.
ter. Did not sec nnyone round.
Found horse west of mon.
Cross examined witness said, the
shafts and front wheel were with
the horse, did not notice any other
part of wagon. Did not see prisoner
Question: “You were in the vicin.
ity of injured man bcforc prisoner?"
Answer: "Yes, I guess I was."
| Question: "And -you ran all the
I til Christmas
l way from G1-ady's house as fast as
1 prl.~'oner?"
‘by sending in ii.. 1' l'ci1iril',=ii oi1 of
at first. ~
and Buy 
i Christmas  "
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you could and were there before
-Aiiswcrt Yes.
Court adjourned until this morn-
ing at 10.30. S.
AGE-ULD
ilUESTlilN
ANSWERED
(Continued from Page ll
and generosity and devotion exist.
and you know that they abound`
and give your life its highest beauty
and joy. Alas! how dreary would
bf! the world if there were
no Santa. Claus! It would be as
dreary as if there were no Virgin-
ias. There would be no childlike
faith then no poetry no romance
ce tin sons and sght. The eternal
men to watch in the chimneys on
Christmas eve to catch Santa Clans
but even if they did not sec Santa
Claus, coming down, what W0\1id
that prove? Nobody sees Santa
Claus, but that is no sign that th01‘C
neithci' children nor men can sec.
Dd you cvcr see fairies dancing on
lhe lawn? Of course not. but lllaifs
no proof that they are not there.
Nobody can conceive or imagine
all the wonders there are unseen
and unzcesble in the world.
“You tear apait thc b1'1Y`S fam”
On.v faih, fancy, poelry, l0ve, ro-
and vlcw and p‘.ciu1'e tiie supernal
heart of childhood.
Santa Claus has a SiUD@“d0“-`>
prevent such an dccinrcnce T110
Guardian has requested the clergy-
inen of the various coi1g1`°i_’Hii0“-"
to send to this office the names
addresses and ages ol children
whom Santa Cialis inigili 0\`C"1°°k‘
Readers are asked to do the r llfifi
candy, fruit nf* m.\'S I0 The
.___
BIRTHS
_,?_i-1--i*7‘_°’ _*_*
NICI-IOLSON-At Moningiic, PEI..
on December 6, 1932, to Mr. and
Mrs. H. F. Nicholson, a son.
_@----7*-”““”'_`“’_‘
DEATHS
 ”_*‘
Mackay-At Bciievicw. P- E- IS-
land on December 4. 1032, A118115
MacKay, aged 59 y€HfS~
MCKEE-At Vancouver, B. C., D0'
cember Sth, 1932, Frances Caroline
McKee (nee I-lewsonl, wife of Ar-
chibald McKee, and daugiltef °f
Mrs. Annie 1-Iewson, 95 Rochford
St., Charlottetown, P. E. I~
N. D. MacLean
'osnsarsnsa
snanhsivisn
Charlottetown sm;
North Wiitshirl
DEMONS/IRATION oi’ piano
class work in Prince Street School
Hall this afternoon, 3 o'clock. Al
l
interested are invited. 6974-ll
GUILBERT FUR C0., Montreal,
buying all grades of silver fox pei
at office of Rayner Fur Sales, 152
 B|l0Wll
_ I LAB
Kent. St. Highest prices paid.
'cannon simviciz sunday, nec.
11. Milton: Morning Prayer, il am.;
Evening Prayer, 7.30 p.m. Curate-
in-charge, Rev. E. O. Lancaster.
Rustico: Afternoon service, 3 p.m.
Curate-in-charge, Rev. E, O. Lan-
caster.
are ns follows: Granville, ll a. m.;
CHURCH OF SCOTLAND-Rev.
Ewen MacDougall will preach Sab-
bath llth at Birch Hill at 10.30;
and ii’ the travelling is favourable
at Kinross at 3 p. m. and Birch
Hill at 'I p, m.
MESSRS. MCLURE and MacKin-
non, represcnting Huclsoirs Bay
Company, London, England, will
commence fur buying on Wednes-
day, Dec. 14. They are prepared to
purchase any quantity at best mar-
ket prices. 6976-12-'l-:ll
HIGH TEA AND SALE - The
high tea and sale at St. Peters Ca-
thedral held last evening was very
successful. The hall was beautifully
decorated for the occasion. The
tables were well paironizcd and the
fancy goods on display found a
ready sale.
ENJOYABLE EVENING-There
' '_ was a good attendance at the card
'gl ’“§‘k"];"1°”"b‘° th” emiensef party at the Holy Redeemer Hall
e S mu have no enjoymen ’ X Tuesday night. The following were
p e . the prize wi ers: Ladies' first
light with which childhood f.ils the prize Miss R n;,,n.y. second Miss
world would be eXtmguished`, ` Ellen McNeill; gentlemen’s first
“Not believe in Santa Claus. You
. . . prize, Mr. Leo Gallant; second, Mr.
might as well not believe in £123; Angus Pmeau' The freezemut was
you ...'gnc get y°“f pap,” won by Mr. v. Menachem.
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
DINNER-The members of the
Prince Edward Island Club of
Mount Allison held a dinner in the
United Church Parlors after thc
is no Santa Claus. The most real V
things in thc world are those thai; .Senior Play on Friday evening, Dc-
cember 2nd. The speakers of the
occasion were Professor A. W. True-
man; W. Boothroyd, President of
the Club; Charles Green, B. A., '31,
Alberton, P. E. I.: and Roscoe
Walker (U. 32), Kensington, P. E.
I. A reading was given by Hazen
Wi<'nrorc of Emerald, P. E. I., and
BICADALBANE--United Church' An important business meeting w
of Canada. Services on the above be held in Glasgow Road Chumh
charge for Sunday December Ii,
Rose Valley, 3, p. m.: Bradaibarie,
7, p. m. Thos. Palethorpe, Minister.
, fl- t
as any other
STOCKS, BONL ._$',  UOTA TIUNA  \ °"""“ “"'““"“" As fully guaranteed
Sm ......... ed
059 63
20°~l|i.
El 40°'ii.
. GLASGOW ROAD CHURCH-
on Friday, Dec. 9, at 2 pm. All
Donald lViacKir1 non.
SLIGHT INJURY-Mr. Simon
at Bruce Steivnrr. nnri 0035 Tues.
jury is not considered serious.
held last evening it was decided
that the city schools will close for
ihc Clii-latinas holidays at noon o
of the Board wasrexprcssecl fo
Hon. H. F. MacPhee in the recent
death of his father.
SUDDEN IIEREAVEIVIENT-Mrs.
W. H. Spencer, Brighton Road re-
ceived a. telegram yesterday morning
telling of the sudocri death last
night of her only brother, A. G.
The sympathy of many friends will
go out to the family as this is the
second bereavement within six
months, the elder son._ E. G. Spen-
ccr of the Bank of Nova Scotia,
Toronto having passed away last
_ ._ n
Friday, Dcc. 23, und will re-open'
on January 4, 1933. The sympathy'
r
June. i
W. M. 5. ANNUAL MEETING-
The annual meeting of the Wo-
n1en’s Missionary Society of Trin-
ity Church was held last evening
in I-feartz Hall. Encouraging rc-
ports were received. Report of
nominating committee was as fol-
BUI' Y ` 1 0 A
3... lr.. _£3 s§f.f.sl§§§‘§_f§f§l T¢`\"~lfP Uillifii “Na
'1.00 p.m.-Tuxis Squares-Regular
meeting-Social Hall.
lil I ._ _._ .___---___-_---__ ---____
lows: President, Mrs. J. L. lack-
hart; lst Vice President, Mira. H.
i"'@"`5l"d are urgently rcquested,Newson; 2nd Vice President, Mrs.
S0 be Present. 6973-li, E. H. Ramsay; 3rd Vice President,
Mrs. E. T. Higgs; -ith Vice Presid-
CASE DISMISSED-A case of`ent; Mrs. C. Aitken; Recording
theft in which s man from Belle`Secretary, Mrs, W. Taylor; Cor-
River was clefcxidilnt was dismissed ,responding Secretary, Mrs. Jas.
yesterday morning. The case wl1s'Tait; Treasurer, Mrs. A. Bonncll;
licard before Stipendlary MaglstrzitelAssi.stant Treasurer, Mrs. J, ‘Pick-
ard; Secretary Christian Steward-
ship, Miss L. Lawson; Superintend-
ent Mission Band, Mrs. J. Davies;
Paflllet while workiir in the forge, Superintendent Baby Band, Mrs.
7 Fred Holman; Assistant Baby Band,
dai’ f°90il'€‘d 11 Slight injury to his' Mrs. Ira Shaw; Superintendent As-
hand. He will be unable to workIsociate Helpers, Mrs. W. H. John-
for several days although the in-:som superintendent Missionary
Monthly Mrs J H Ayers; Assist-
gant Superlmcndciit Missionary
SC“00i- BOARD MEETING- Monthly, Misa L. Bracken; Temper-
At a. meeting of 1l1e School Board ' mice Secretary, Mrs, W. Burke;
Strangers Secretary, Mrs. G. H.
Taylor; Assistant Secretary, Mrs, J.
West; Silpcrintcndcnts Mite Boxes,
Mrs. Tced and Mrs. Garnham; Sup-
DIY. 5€CfEi~Bl‘Y. MIS. R. E. Mutch;
Finance Committee, Mrs. Lockhart,
Mrs. Bonnell, Mrs. J. Plckard, Mrs.
Sinclair, Mrs. DVR. Fraser, Miss
Mary White.
PERSONALS
Mr. and M':rs. Norman Lowther,
Peppard of Great Villa-ge, N. S. icity are spending s. few days ln
Summerside the guests of Mr. ondi
Mrs. N. R. Wright while Mr. Low-
ther is attending court.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Matthews of
Albert/on mofored to Charlottetown
,on Monday to take in the hockey
looms played between Moncton and
‘me Accies.
Mr. C. J. Gallant, Howlan, on-
tered the Prince County Homlhl
Friday and was operated on for
appendicitis on Saturday. He B do-
ing quite well.
 
 
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and see what makes the noise m-`Miss Margaret Coffin, Montague, ‘
Side' but inc;-¢ 35 ri veil covering P. E. I. sang delightfully. Among I
me unseen “.J,.1d wmch not me there present were the following'
inongest man’ 0,. CVM, ,hc united Wilfred Boothroyd. Hunter River;
strength oj all- the strongest men Mafgalclf Coffin' MGMHIZIICI Gor-
mm, ,,v,,,. limi' ,mud may ,,.p3,r|;_ don Lea, Victoria: Harris Rogers,
Coleman; Lewis Murray, Vernon:
induce, can pirh inside that curtain Herbert COX. MOYPU5 Elillff A-*Ney*
i Albm-ton; Hazen Wigmore, Emer-
i;'::‘.uiy '\i1;i g`.:r\' bcyalicl, It is all Rid? A115563 55101310- Wilmot V81
»~_i» ln- v.-f,.';..`n in an this world ley; Ken MacDonald. Charlotte
1 nc
mitted his car had been scarchccliihcrc iS lwlilillg 0156 Wal ‘md amd' t°'w“° Margaret Buck' Chazo _
for liquor by the police twice that! HQ- wwm Emd Comm’ Mm sgue’
“N0 Sonia Claus! Thank God! Greta ROEETS. Cfilemfml 305°” payable in advance. _
:lc iiveg, and he in-os forcvcr. A Walker, Kensington; Charles Green,
:l:;u€zind year.; irczn now, Vlrginil. Albcrton- The Ch9l7"1`0“5 Wefe PW'
nay, ten tl~.oii‘n;1ii years iram now, fessors and Mrs. A. W. Trueman
he will continue to make glad. the (Jean Miller. C7h5i”i0i5i9l»0W1’\. P~ E<
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task on hshands this War. and if Gllilfdiaily and deslgnatethme Chill:
his friends do not help him there or children to whom ey W
will be broken hearts among the their gifts to go.
children on Gm-jsgmas morning. To Following is a list oi Clliidrcll
hom snnia-Puls crm mnkc i1Hl'>l>Y= ------”-4`
Roy 
Frallk  -  ... 
Sylvia. 
John  . . _ ._ 
Cl:1rcncc_. _ _  --
Philip  _ . __ ._ 
Gladys  . . _ 
Edna  _ _.  
Earl .. . _ .  
Jarvis   _ _ _ - 
Jim  _  . ._ --
Annie .. . »   
Sid  . .__ _ _ 
Shirley ._  _ 
May  .. 
Maurice   
Lnwrcncc  _ _ 
Catherine ... .. 
Frances  .. _ 
___ ___ _--
Doris ._  10 mos.`
10
Helen   
Mildred .._._..... 
Mary   
Elizabeth  
Jimmie ._ 
Theresa .. _  ._ ...._
Billie  ..............
Marie ...._........_.....
Mildred 
Followiiig is a list Of Sonia PMS? _,,__,,_______s.-  _ ,,,,,,~|- __ ii nm,
\lrs A. Cosh, Master Frcdcrickl To ‘FT _ Two (.(,_\;‘-I,-u\»m_\.-r .T,,¢_,,,m_._._ mil, jiri; ",.i.~,.»'.;;iigs
‘ , ._ , . , _ . _ _
Seaman. Master Donald Seaman.; ,, mms ,.(,n,,.,,u_\. k,..\g(»;i_ fin-nisli-, Please lc.\\e ni 10. I-`.i..;<_1i °S_ __ I
v.~.».
per inch; Notices of Thanks
cents,
Advertising Rates-Payable .in Advance
Central Guardian locals, fo. per word; Western and
Eastern locals, 2c. per word; Announcements and Coming
Evcnts, 2c. per word; Classified, 24:. per word; In Memoriam
Notices, inc. per inch; Lists ni Floral and Snirilvel Offer-
ings, Cards, etc., -ic. per name' Letters of Condolcnoe, 70c_
or 4c per word. Other rates on Hl>l7\iC“"°\‘5~
Minimum Charge for any advertisement twen¢Y ' UV'
M #+ve v'v+e vo ffm
and Appreciation, 70o. per inch
- .»4++o+¢+4+¢4+++o++v-*+ve-eo-+#++4+°**~“*****
- Rare:-zo per word. ¢\1r°° *°- --4-”'_'”“'_`”"
Miscellaneous
ville, (R. 3, Souriw
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isc1r.a5"°
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i
ifniufirv to ist June. Milli
'G‘\ia1“clil\n. 5‘34\'12'1U'3‘
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81  mctnls suiinhlc io ninkc OnC-
. .' Fi, ‘b il, Portnilo
9 Applv to E. L. _ini 0 ‘ n _6_3
4 WANTED l.\l`.\ll-`.lll.»\'1‘FII.\v.'-if~“i
mcn for ffirin :ind :'.\:‘.ci1 urn
Om. must he :ihlu io l‘~”lf f“»“(`
A,.mm_ (1_ \VO0(i_ j\[f_ |l:‘ri,'2\'i.
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511-0 LET _._ 1'1'irr:i.~'ii1-In il0l‘.\‘E
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ri _____ ,__ __.,,_-___,.-,
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with 3-_.mp giirrlcn, Apply l42 Eu
______f----- ron sALE, T0 LET. BOARD
__._,__-f-i'_”'i`_”  -S
JOHN ALFRED MCDONALD. PRO* Fon SALE __ OLD PAPERS, I
vlncial Land Survei'0!'- Hefmm* `
vnurizn .- nv Two .\11ui.'rs,
small fiirnishcd ap:1i'Lincnt iron nom 6968_1__8_3,
scrtions for tiw Price 01-'WU' stdclly V F01' S818
{_.f- 
AND
room Signs on hand at Guardian
oifnce. “~
` cents bundle. Guardian OfIl;!’€‘i_“.
.___----i-”’
`rn1vA'rE c1in1sri\1AS CQRILS ron sau: -_ ANTIQUE cnnins.
Exclusive designs may now c o -
tained from Guardian Centraé
Job Pi-inicry~_ Ord” ““‘l}’ “Zi _,1.------*-*-°‘
avold disappointment. Nos. 21- ‘_ FOR SALE__“_:w “OX SLEIGHS
f, , tc., 194 Prince St.
Ot Oman E 6925-12,-6-ai.
Wm. J. Scott, l\lnrsl1firi(l_ _
0818-ll-30-Bi
FOR SAI.l-I-0\`E Y\'I-IWLY Fllllill-
,med cow G, ll Yoilllkcr, Brook-
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fiililii-12-G-3.
l
T0 LET - L l\'li ll()i).\1 (‘(l'l`T.’i(`~
s- _ ___L.. .   ~ -- -'
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hriini; o\11l1ou.<i~.<, lic., lc pc;
she-ci. Guarcilnii Ollirfu tl
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` 09'..fi I2 i-1 -‘OR SALE - A1'("l`lU\' I-`0R'i`Y'
5 P'E'I` »-;l . - Brid~r‘ nnxl \\'hi<t Scor(
‘ nw' ‘E i.rl 1' Crniral Joll
0. Cards. £1111" ini V V
i;_` I’rinici‘y. ~\‘“~ bu'
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-ron s.\1.1-: __ .\ ol‘.\.\'1‘irv 0!
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inn sim-._ 6942-12-io-ai.  m_<T_,_\~ "Ty 1~.~,.;_~i\\\' .\i»»
cinorni i`i1cllsl\ <oi'c1' dw: 'lf¢
T() LET-FITRNISIIED FRONIT; '.\':1r<l. Nn‘.if.\` Gilnr¢li;:n.'__ _` n
bedroom, \\':\i'in, Nico l<ic:1lil.\'- U3, "f‘<l"i~"’°
.png-ny St., 6il5G-13-7'-“~ - » '-  ' ’“
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1 . f’ - , , ,,,,,,, M.,-,.1 new-1.83.
Miss Laura Hughes. D. K. Cuff U.. nd for l\s:i\..\c\1<f=  `~_'-‘-V-7' ‘3<,|________4____,_,_ ,___.
Mrs. W. Chester S. McLurc, Missl Gunrdinii. ‘--l‘1' ~* ' E > _ , _  pr`,`,,]\__
, _ ___ __, . . --- --  Airman I-.~\p._~nin.;1 1
Eva Burnett John Mascficld Wn -  - " ' ' ' . .
' ‘ . .__-_._ 1113, 205 .t l d tn no mlo nn ni
ker, Mary Walker, Corinne \.Vi\ll:cr, i 'l0_ I-Ei Nj  fd an -l“` Wppme
H 1.\<_~ ~.» ,- l......._ ll<‘.\»i‘ _ h packet,"
Frank Saddler, John C. Don \  M1 _,  .. will r nt _ _ _ ~
, _ ‘.~;..‘: '_.l..\.:.l... .. - M _H H Ogd {,y_,l:,0_1_ (ggi
Chemm' Lewis Lowther' Jean Lcm- l 19°? v""l`  W " N nr. xongm' if A1;lnlp;illl;<‘Scc ihezn \\‘.\s n li ~l'.‘ l
ther, Mrs. W. H. Prowse, Mrs. F. P. E ,,~,;.~-»,,,.-,~:,~_ ;.,;\;.';, :fail F`.i21'iK V
Taylor, Mrs. Murdock MacKinnon. Street, 639l-l..-5- -.
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