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MONTREAL, Que., Sept. 22. -4 _ _
Tnere Ivcre 101 cattle, 93'calves, 543
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ale on the two Montreal livestock The M ontreal
markets today. including about 80
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for Birkenhead, from Que-
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to leave later in the week,
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A highly successful concert was
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held in the Bich Grove Hall, Free-
ln aid of the rink, The PFOBFH
was given by artists from Sllmmtf’
§|"":I'I~'m 'I H " IIIIIII ""'I'I‘"'“'“ “I” side and Kensingilm. who so kind-
ly put forth the effort to assist in
thisoommunity enterprise. The PTO
gram was as fcllowsz-
Instrumental music by Miss Bes-
sie Smallman and Reta and_Albert
I-luestis. '
Solo Miss Miriam Profitt.
Step Dance, Miss Violet Barrett.
Reading, Miss Anna Sheen.
Solo Mrs. Jack Mncl.-cod.
Male Quartettc: George A. Bow-
ness, Albert E. Huestis, william E-
Forbes, J. Earle Schurman.
Solo, Mrs. Preston Kennedy.
Reading, Mrs. J. S. Perry.
Male Quartette
Violin Selections: Charles Bear-
isto and Ella MacNelll.
Solo. George Bcwness.
Reading, Mrs. J. S. Perry.
Highland Fling, Miss Violet Bar-
rett.
Mixed Quartette: Miss Helen
Peters, Mrs. Jack McLeod, George
Bowness, J. Earle Schurman.
The keen appreciation of all num
bers was shown by the very hearty
applause. Mr. A. A. Scales who mov-
ed a vote of thanks remarked that
thi# program had clearly demon-
strated the fact that the radio had
not yet taken the place of the art-
ist in person. The vote of thBl\kH
was carried unanimously by I
standing vote. The people 0! Ffrte'
town are deeply indebted to these
visiting artists. but hope that th2yI
may have the privilege of having ,‘
them again soon.
PANAMA T0 LIMIT LIQUOR
. SALE
PANAMA, S8915 22 (U. P.)-AC-
cedlng to the request of Govemor
mme through unites states'
minister Roy T. Davis, offic- 
ial of the Government of Panama
hav; made it known that the sale I
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scotland. _ Service on Friday at
stauchel at 'I p. 111.: sunday. Lot 49.
STILL ALARM-Yesterday af- _
the upper floor of the building by
several buckets of water were pour-I
ed on the flames. The firemen tore:
away a shelf and got at the seat,
of the fire which was quickly ex-I
 _'Q1 tlnguished. The damage was main--
'7I.I_- ly 'caused by smoke and water. I
 Mo'ro|uNG A1' 102-A party,
- I consisting of Mrs. Justice McCar-I
thy, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McCarthy,I
Mrs. P. J. Trainor and Mrs. Llenus:
Chestnut St., Charlottetown, who,
,III  ,ls a granddaughter of Mrs. Mc-I
_ Illjll curthy. Mrs. Mccurthy, who Is 102I
  years of age, sees many changesi
_‘-I,'__|'_ "" in Charlottetown, but can still-
I __-_, _ point out where business houses'
were some 80 years ago. Mrs. Mc-I
I1 Carthy feels she will be able to
-'-‘L3 make the same trip next summer.
I
j "9 cusatorrsrown BOY KILL-'
to pass away inside the last three
years.
WEDDING BELLS-A very pretty I
wedding was solcmnized at the
spacious home of Mr. Andrew Mc-
Elroy of Brookline, Mass., on the
evening of August 24th, when Miss
Marion Macswain, of Kingston,
Prince Edward Island, became the
bride of Mr. Bateman MacFadyen,
of Somerville, Mass. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Mr.
Knucks in the presence of a large
number of friends and relatives.
The double ring service was used.
The bride was given in marriage by
Mr. Malcolm McElroy, cousin of the
bride. They entered the parlor to
the strains of Lohengrln's Wedding
March, re-ndered by Mrs. Donald
Dwyer. The bride was gowned in
white duchess satin, with a veil of
rhinestones. She carried a shower
bouquet of bridal roses and lily of
the valley. Mrs. John MacFadyen
was Inaid of honour and was attired
in Sapphire blue chiffon and lace,
with large picture hat and carried
a bouquet of pink roses and lark-
-_ spur. The groom was supported by
his brother, Mr. John MacFadyen of
Summerville, Mass. Following the
_ceremony, a buffet luncheon was
served by the Misses Alice, Kathryn
and Mary McElroy. After receiv-
'ing best wishes for success and
I happiness from a host of friends and
relatives, the young youple left for
a tour of the New England States.
On their return they will reside in
Somerville, Mass. The Guardian ex-
tends their heartiest congratulations
to Mr. and Mrs. MacFadyen.
PERSONALS
I Mr. John A. McDonald, Kensing-
ton, was in the city yesterday at-
tending the funeral of his uncle
John McDonald, 253 Dorchester
Street
I Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Parker and
two children left yesterday morn-I
ing on return to Cambridge, Mass., ‘
after n pleasant visit to the city
where they were the guests of Mrs.
Parker’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John _Power, Dorchester street.
Mr. Ambrose Steele, St. Peter‘s
tu-noon at about 1.10 p.m. the are-_ ` _
men responded wa still alarm_ ________ ' "M
_ sent in from the Post Office. Fire ___ ___ L_ _-E
v -1 was discovered in the stateroom on
of ten witnesses.
I2 for 1.5¢.
20 for 251!-
-and in _flat tins of
_fifty and
one hundred.
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H. M. C. S. Champlain
The destroyer H. M. C. S. Cham-
plain, Captain G. B. Barnes, ar-
rived in port yesterday morning
from Halifax, N. S., on a short vis-
it and will return to Halifax when
she leaves here.
Buntain, Bcll‘s Wharf
Schr. Nellie J. King, Captain
Murray, left yesterday morning for
Sydney, N. S.
Tug Csnso, Captain Scott, and
Tug Lisgar, Captain Gamble, left
yesterday afternoon for Malagash,
N. S.
Lyons Wharf
Schr. Vandala, Captain Malcolm,
arrived in port last evening from
Sydney, N. S., with a cargo of coal.
Carvcll's Wharf
S. S. Silvia. Captain Kean, left
last evening for St. John‘s, Nfld.,
and St. Pierre after which she will
proceed to New York, concluding
her trips to this port.
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SANSOM’S PEN WINS
Notes on the Prince Edward Island
Egg Laying Contest for the
Week Ending Sept. 13.
- 1931
Mr. William Sansom's B. R- Dt"
11, led the contest for the week with
46 eggs, 55.2 points; Mr. Harold
1,511-d's B, R. pen 13 were second
with 48 eggs, 53.9 points and Mr.
James 'rupiurs B. rt. Pen 15 We”
third with as eggs, 45.4 paints.
Mr. William Sansom’s B. R.. hens,
Nos. 5, 'l ,B are first, second and
The Wo||d’s Record Trout
The lugelt known specimen of brook
trout taken by an angler wal that
naught by Dr. J. W. Cook, For!
William, Ont., in the MacDonald f
Rapids of the Nipigon River, and
weighed 14% pounds. This record
brook trout was caught in the presence
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Mr. Whear, Post Office Inspector, _
1,, _' who _immediately gave the alarm._
% Iaefore the arrival or the firemen,
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‘_‘,-__  ED-Sidney Small, son of William; _ W
" _ 12 Small, of Vancouver, a native ofl  '
-"_% Charlottetown, who removed to , '- 7 Sf. gf
British columbia with his :emily "_ , f
> ~ when a small boy, was run over `  
_ by a train, on which he was em- 0
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If-212: 4§ :if _ ployed in the Calana yard, Kam- rf /ke; _." _
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_:___ H,/N, __ | ,___ ,_ _loops, on Labor Day and killed. He 1-5133 __- . .
,- - ‘ ‘f1fl“lI_ ti was forty years of age The re- F ' Q I d M 
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--_, Hoo" _I___I_;1_.Z 1.11.1 hence his mother, <Aue1a1de`  :-w
II'/1; 10 I II:-1] 13;.-I: 1/. Tunturi) who passed away 1sstI / _
'I-I/,I I 1114; ._I1;`I_ month. He leaves a widow, his fath- ' - -
I ,-,, I ,_,,,,_I 3; I er, one brother and one sister. He _ ,
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` Ifu'-I 42-,QI 171-,,I_ f,_ is the much of the smsu 111m11y_
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R. hen No. 8 is fourth with .`.... .W
282.2 points.
The pens leading in total produc-
tion are:
First, Mr. Wm. Sansom, Durham
Bridge, N.B., B. R., 2315 B825, 266.8
points.
2nd, Experimental Farm, Frederic-
ton, N.B., B.R.., 2156 eggs, 2382.2
points.
3rd, Mr. James Tupli11, New A11-
nan, P.E.I., B. R., 1950 eggs, 2125.6
points. _
4th, Mrs. Roland Easter, New
Wiltshire, P.E.I., B.R., 1887 eggs,
2051.6 points. A
The production for th- wccit was
561 and to date 33187 eggs. _
High Tilting Hats
Latest For Autumn
NEW YORK, Sept., 22-Paris has
setled down to a formula for itS
late autumn hats. They tilt high on
the right side and show at least
six inches of hair on the left. The
_newer hsts are not Eugenies.
'though their lines are inspired by
the Eugenie model, And you d0n’t
_I have to follow the formula if YOU
don’t want t9 do so.
And London has decided on what
colors are favorites for the earlier
portion of autumn; say, through
November, anyway. Black and white
satin ensembles. Sheer wool frocks
with light blouses but dark skiiis.
The three-color effect persisting in
silk crepe dresses. Satin evening
gowns, and many frocks of dark
silk relieved by reds and greens or
yeilows and blues.
The things you ought to note in
the newest winter clothes are a‘
bout half a dozen In number. For
example, the many belts, the def-
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This ls indeed a record breaking trout-one to
make iishernlen-smile with pleasure . . . as
'l`lxrr¢i’s record of high quality makes smokers
onlie with satisfaction. ‘
Hllllbns of Canadians have found in Turret
the Cigarette which is mild and fragrant, yet
perfectly satisfying.
After all, nothing can replace good, honest
tobacco; grown and ripcncd right out in the
field under nature’s own sunlight---nothing
artificial about that-und the high quality is
“inbred”.
1-'nom' third for individual laying with 260 ‘Ihe puffed, fuu, hue generfriiy dir- Ithe raI1\vaymen’s union. along with
Ieggs, 299.9 points; 245 ~15!; -I -
Ipoints, and 255 e=;-rs, "" '
ln Port respectively; Mr, James Tuplin’s B.
'ferent sleeves, the satin dresses
Idaytlme, and the skirts Cut on
bias.
I`01'|tl1e support of the Labor Party,
U19 when cast in his lot with the
National Government.
. BOSTON PAYS 00
Th0m3S T0 Flg`ht_ 1-“ortainosa Iuonasry
He Tells Friends _-
i ___ I BOSTON, Sept., 22-Boston will
| L0ND0N_ 5¢pt__ 22_."(;an you 1 be modcst, even if it does cost $1,000
Imagine that, when in the past II Mayor James Curley has ordered
fought with my coat off for .he rail swiw masons to drape a granite
\vaymen`s wives and families, I am I ribbon Over nude statuary above
not going to do the same for my the ontrmice to the new $100,000
'own wife and family " is a striking Mission Hill public library. This
Ihite walstlinw; the short jackets;
'statement in the letter wi1icl1 Right
Hon. J. H. Thomas, Secretary for
the Dominions, sent to the Cardiff
\railwaymen's executive yesterday.
‘The letter was in reply to a mcs-
‘sage from the Cardiff rail\‘I'aYm€n
stating they would continue to suD'
port Mr. Thomas and condemning
the action of the national executive
lr. depriving Mr. Thomas of the
General Secretaryship of the union
which he held for nearly a quarter
of a century. “I have been engaged
in too many battles to take the
injustice lying down," Mr. Thomas
'sold ‘-what I, different complexion
Iwould be revealed. if I was able.
Ias in the old days, to n1cct the men
Irma teh them the 1-ern runs. But
II am ground down to a, hard, diffi-
Icult and delicate task." _ I
I Mr. Thomas lost his position with
followed complaints from Roxbury
Ircsidehts that the carvings, depict'
ing two unclnd youths guarding
the city seal, wcrg immodest.
Tliongh granite fig leaves prop-
Iably woI.1ld have been cheaper, thc
‘Mayor preferred the ribbon, ex-
_pccteri to cost $1,000.
1 ::Cl1ildI'c11 suffering from worms
soon show the symptoms and any
Imothcr can detect the presence of
I these parasites by the writhlngs and
I fretting of the child. Until expelled
Iand the system cleared of them,
thc child cannot regain its health.
Millers Worm Powders are prompt
and ciiicicnt, not only for the erad-
ication of xvorms, but also as B.
toner 11p for children that are run
down in consequence.
What is the use of saying this to
yourself from time to time yct never
(doing anything about it?
2,000,000 persons over 65 years of
ngc on 1111.". continent have “put it
off in just Ihe same \\'aj.'-:11\cl are
iport. Ask yourself-“Arc they hav-
trylng to work, but often helpless.
Bay, spent the weei¢~end in the
City. the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
James Donovan, 251 Dorchester
Street.
Harry Burgess, of the 'Canal Zone,',of liquor will be prohibited within
a certain radius around the Mad-
den Dam site. Work on the Madden
Dam is expected to be started
soon, _
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Correspondents of
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Members of the Montreal Stock Exchangc
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