' deemor Troop. The 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     NQVEBB i3, 12$ 
     
    
   
   
    
     ciiiutlaiut. Not 
     
     confined Only 
     
     To tumour ill" 
     
    
   
   
    
     22 —(AP) — 
     
     York's N0. 1 
     
     -couzh 0n 
     
    
   
   
    
     YORK. Nov- 
     
     tfligmi. beirS NEW 
     
     irzv Bllimw’ gm 
     
    
   
   
    
     the feel" .0 1 f‘ uch!" —-r\lbbin8 
     
     w»».~*;,,;*,,5_?,;!3 10cc. still sizzlinfl 
     
     a “m5 g M. festivities. 11-year- 
     
     Frazier told tfldl-Y hi)?’ 
     
     ,- l. m be known as Americas 
     
     ‘t “lgfamolls debutante. 
     
     mas 10;. 1;" she said. "But, QOl . 
     
     I..i'1\u~'t!—-A tea dance thi 
     
     m), rrflf-ru out rain tonight. $119“ 
     
     a 2_ »- - _ u ’ 
     
     Ilqi-‘(Ileysd heiress i0 fl- i0?" 
     
     w-Uglv estimated at bet- 
     
     ,. ., 53 mouse and $690090‘? 
     
     "JP , l-Q-me of $201000 a year. 
     
     u“ ".“ 135).. on all the ba1lvho0 
     
    
   
   
    
     Q; "ju i 
     
    
   
   
    
     I 
     
     50C 
     
    
   
   
    
     rkbrief month rhe has 
     
     ,. 
     
    

    
      @~“'*':*:**~..firms? 
     
     ~d face has appeared 0n 
     
     . “o; a nationally cirzil- 
     
     , y PLm-e Muwazine. she has 
     
     L" F,‘ . {mini scan in a full- 
     
     “Jad and literally hundreds 0i’ 
     
     "nun-m _with scores of blue- 
     
     -have been taken 
     
    
   
   
    
     3 . 
     
     puriu! ill? 
     
     b-gil 
     
    
   
   
    
      
     
     c 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     ,1 her. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     2nd (‘lurrloitctovvn Rtlvfi" c9- 
     
     (Trl 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     -ut_v) 
     
     ~- iastlv 
     
     T ‘ m“, and tniiiugsed of 
     
     m, Pgmuumng“ 1s gqcgnmMaml 
     
     21 l on  Ciliiilm Md M55 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘vial ic 
     
    

    
     ‘ , l g Li, ten rt. Recon-til’ 
     
      5-.» <- 
     
     wsgs The proceeds of thiss £4116 
     
     will be uscd to buy ulilfm‘ ~. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Firsl Class lllllc 
     
    
   
   
    
     <- r uired of R 
     
    

    
     Q? gfcféllre gleretsbecgmcs "First 
     
     gué?‘ consists of a half-day hike. 
     
     1&3. wulostnrlt mus-i. take two other 
     
     ihe hike and must be 
     
    
   
   
    
      for their safety :23 
     
     Clym-gicn. with their he i1 
     
    
   
   
    
     k meal. havlnfl.’ Plflnlled 
     
      hfirself. On Saturday Nov. 
     
    
   
   
    
     mm me Guides passed this test. 
     
     the cxaminer beinf! MTS- Rfiwe- ‘l?’ 
     
     District Commissioner and 1‘- 
     
    
   
   
    
     of the Holy“? 
     
      our 
     
    

    
     1 .n - 
     
     1:003:51? Igiggeinziremithu Frizzcll 
     
     01' the 7th. Charlottetown C04 
     
     mica Arsennult cf the my. Char- 
     
     loitetovwn .00.. and N" m“ °’ 
     
     the 3rd Charlottetown C16  
     
     mtuletions t0 the“ “hfh; 
     
     weather pennittlnv. anothg‘ 25 
     
     will be livid next Fridfll’. °"'- - 
     
     when 1+, l; expected t-hat five more 
     
     guides will ti‘? the feet. _ 
     
    

    
     firm-ch Parade 
     
    
   
   
    
     les. Hans?!‘ 
     
     ‘No Guide CgyfioPglmwnf-e Pack‘ 
     
     to Trinity Church 
     
     Church 
     
    
   
   
    
     Rpwley, Soouier 
     
    
   
   
    
     l Hm: wk by ~ 
     
     llinunanzwltiiss Doris Tait sanii the 
     
     beautiful solo "My Task". accom- 
     
     panied bv Miss Lillian McKenzie. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ind GfTmvn Brownie PM!!! 
     
     r, (St. Paula) 
     
    
   
   
    
     8t. Fouls ‘Rmwnies will be m" 
     
     to lose their ‘Brown Owl ‘Mits- Duvfll‘ 
     
     who is not able to carry on anv 
     
     longer. However the Pack meetinno 
     
     will be resumed aimin verv shortly 
     
     grédérflthe leadmhip of Mis Helen 
     
    

    
     S. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Melville Local Association 
     
    
   
   
    
     At a meeting of the Melville L. 
     
     A. it was docidcd to form a Runner 
     
     Companv for the older Guides. 
     
     This will be kvvwn as the ist. Mel- 
     
     ville Rama-r (m. the Omtnin be- 
     
     ili! Miss M. Gilmore. I-ieut. NW5 
     
     Mclreuzio. The‘ present Guido. Cc 
     
     Wl‘l continue under ihfl leadership 
     
     0i Miss Martha Hancock. 
     
    

    
     Miss Gillan. Division Commis- 
     
     flonor. arccwnoanie-i h" M“ Rent" 
     
     Provincial Commissioner ottended 
     
     iho mreiinar. M=mb¢v¢ oi’ ti" 1'- A. 
     
     present were Mrs. \i~'<enzi=. M". 
     
     Furry. M". iii-w man-um Miss 
     
     Gilmore. Mics Hrrccxrk Ind M". 
     
     Benton at. whoop house the meet- 
     
     inu was held At the rlse of the 
     
     meeting delicious rcfrc-‘hmevts 
     
     W" wrvlvi 0n Awnkflce “av iii-o 
     
     "oifilir (‘vllmqs nicer" n arms oi 
     
     i'"\""r.< mnde i... themselves in 
     
     1'1.» "hurrh at Belfast. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘Iih Charlottetown Comnany 
     
    
   
   
    
     This CWYTlFRTJV will "lqvp a fiI"'V-“‘ 
     
     mating at tln- Captain's home this 
     
     Pveninu at 5.30. Plrasr b- on time. 
     
     M-"Wmr will close at 7.30. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     BIRTHS 
     
     vvtwvfilfocu " I 1t muJtT ‘bu; 
     
     M". v- uiaa. p. w, fwd Mrs. 
     
     P-‘YCY Whiilock. a daughter. 
     
    
   
   
    
     gaeMTLLAN -At the home of 
     
     Ers. Garcon Sheidow, Millview, P. 
     
     M~ .. Ncv. ll). 1038. to Mr. and 
     
     dis‘. J. T. MacMillan. Vernon, a 
     
     flurliter (Wilma Jean.) 
     
     ‘zzrrrri: -----—-_ 
     
    

    
     DEATHS 
     
    
   
   
    
     The iieniraliiuarflian 
     
    
   
   
    
     This column in reserved for new: o! 
     
     local Interest but advenlllng ol 
     
     n newly nature may be truer-tel 
     
     at 4 cents a word strictly pay- 
     
     able in advance. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
     CBASWELL for rnooograpnl. 
     
    
   
   
    
     NOW FOR A REAL BREAKFAST 
     
     with Rnbin Hood Porridge Oats. 
     
     China Silverware or Plain. 
     
    
   
   
    
     courananxfioi? urn INSUR- 
     
     aucn. L-8189-1-2l-312 
     
    
   
   
    
     TRINITY TURKEY SUPPER 
     
     and Bazaar Thursday this week, 
     
     L-Ziifl-li-M-Si. 
     
    
   
   
    
     .~..'..'...“2,.'°.i;t'%%z.:"°°*  M» 
     
     14-313-11-23-35-28. 
     
    
   
   
    
     CHILDREN'S AID Society m. 
     
     rural meeting tomorrow night 8 
     
     ociock. City Hall. public lmili-tggi, 
     
    
   
   
    
     POLICE COURT _ There was 
     
     only a prohibition case on the doc- 
     
     ket for the police court yesterday. 
     
     It was adjourned for a week. 
     
    
   
   
    
     . i. 
     
     FOR ARTISTIC AND EXCLU. 
     
     SIVE CHRISTMAS CARDS 
     
     9011 811d sec the selections at the 
     
     Guardian Central Job Printer-y. 
     
    
   
   
    
     THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 
     
     IN CANADA-A special meeting 
     
     oi’ the Presbyterian congregation 
     
     will be held within the church on 
     
     Friday evening. 
     
    
   
   
    
     BROTHER AILERON. oi Saint 
     
     Patricks Heme for Boys, Halifax, 
     
     will acldres the annual meeting 9f 
     
     the Children's Aid Society tomor- 
     
     POW nlirht at 8 o'clock. City Hall, 
     
     public invited. 1,421, 
     
     CORRECTION IN ECONOMY 
     
     SIIUiE ADVT -_ Through a typo- 
     
     graphical error in yesterdays is- 
     
     sue. an item in me Economy shoe 
     
     Store advt read “Wu-men's Blues. 
     
     Blacks. Brown-s. 59c," This should 
     
     have been $l.99-the dollar figure 
     
     having dropped out. 
     
    
   
   
    
     -. -, of St. 
     
     Patnoks Home for Boys, Halifax. 
     
     and Rev. Brother Aileron. director 
     
     of s. Patrick's Home. arrived in 
     
     the City last night. Rev. Father 
     
     DQURBH. bro her cf Father Louis A. 
     
     Dou an of St, Dunsturrs Basilica 
     
     staf , is here visiting his mother, 
     
     while Rcv. Brother Ailcron will at- 
     
     tend the annual meeting of the 
     
     gilsiilllldrens Alcl Society, Thursday 
     
    
   
   
    
     OPEN AIR RINK FOR STUD- 
     
     ENTS-Stud-cnits of Prince of 
     
     Wales College will have an open 
     
     air skating rink (hi5 winter if 
     
     present plans materialize. it was 
     
     learned yesterday. The services of 
     
     l1 mvernmeix-t tractor had been 
     
     secured, it was said, to prepare a 
     
     site f0r_ the rink behind lllil.‘ coi- 
     
     lE-"le building. Work began Mou- 
     
     day. A wall around the ice surface 
     
     would be built by the student 
     
     Council a report current about the 
     
     Coillege said while snow shovelling 
     
     would fall to first year students. 
     
     The rink was expected to prove 
     
     very popular in student ranks. 
     
    
   
   
    
     PRESENTATION T0 INSPEC- 
     
     TOR-Mr. Ralph Johnson, Organ- 
     
     izing field Secretary of the Boy 
     
     scouts was the speaker at the 
     
     fmlliur weekly meeting of the 
     
     Gyro Club held Last evening in tho‘ 
     
     Canadian National Hotel. He used 
     
     the adaflc “The boy of today is the 
     
     man o! tomorrow" as the keystone 
     
     of his talk. describing some inter- 
     
     esting phases of Boys’ Work. Dr. 
     
     P. A. Creelman showed the ‘film 
     
     “Behind the Shadows" which por- 
     
     trays anti-tuberculosis work. Ralph 
     
     H. Jenkins. a new member, was 
     
     initialed. Ralph Creighton was 
     
     chairman. After the meeting. the 
     
     Gyros were Joined by the Gyro. 
     
     elites at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 
     
     John E. Cameron for bridge and 
     
     singing. During the evening a pre- 
     
     sentation was made in Inspector 
     
     James Fripps. 
     
    
   
   
    
     l’. E. l. PARK SUPT. -—E. A. 
     
     Smith. B. member of the graduat- 
     
     ing forestry class of the Univer- 
     
     sity of N-ew Bnmswick in 1934 
     
     and an. present superintendent of 
     
     the National Park in Prince Ed- 
     
     ward Island, has arrived here and 
     
     proceeded immediately w the 
     
     Acadian Forestry Experimental 
     
     Station. Mr. smith is assisting as 
     
     an instructor in the forestry course 
     
     which is at present being conduct- 
     
     erl for a group of young men from 
     
     Prince Edward fslanciMias/mith is 
     
     at the Acadian Station in the dual 
     
     capacity of instructor and student. 
     
     While he is actuuly lecturing he'is 
     
     also making a study of training 
     
     methods. He is not in a position 
     
     at the present time to state whe- 
     
     ther his own province would un- 
     
     dertake instruction of forcsiters. 
     
     As supervisor of the National Park 
     
     on the Island. the work of Mr. 
     
     Smith is to oversee the development 
     
     wiork which l5 being carried out 
     
     there. The park is a comparatively 
     
     new one. located on the northern 
     
     shore of the prOViliCt‘ and is being 
     
     developed as a wurlsc rcsort at 
     
     presenL-(Predericion Gleaner) 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mrs. George Sims. French River. 
     
     who has been visiiinl! her sister. 
     
     Mrs. W, E. Hyde, Wultham. Mass. 
     
     for the past two months ref-illi- 
     
     ed to her home last week. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Yesterday's W 
     
     Local Market 
     
     Quotations 
     
    
   
   
    
     CORRECTED FOR EVERY WED- 
     
     N SDAY AND SATURDAY? 
     
     ISSUE 
     
    
   
   
    
     RETAIL MARKET 
     
    
   
   
    
     Funeral 0f liev. 
     
     l.li.ii. MacDonald 
     
     Held At Souris 
     
    
   
   
    
     Services For Beloved 
     
     Priest In St. Mary's 
     
     Church Largely At. 
     
     tended. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The Rev. Father I. R. A. Mac- 
     
     Doflflkld. 71. was buried in the 
     
     Wme .v baside 8t. Mary's Roman 
     
     Catholic church at Bouris yester- 
     
     day mflming. Funeral services for 
     
     the beloved priest, a native of 
     
     Charlottetown who labored in the 
     
     Sourls parish five years prior to 
     
     his death, were very largely at- 
     
     imdfid by members of the Roman 
     
     Catholic Clergy of this province, 
     
     Sisters of Notre Dune Convent. 
     
     Souris. members of his - 
     
     tion both young and old, and 
     
     of i nds from all 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     num‘ 11¢ 
     
     MP0 m1 m‘ 
     
    

    
     n ca Mm of ifi 
     
     st Mn-ryb Church. m“ 
     
    
   
   
    
     Y 
     
     lain in state since Mmifll. 
     
     celebrated by tut Most my 1LT 
     
     Ofiulll , Bidlwp of Charlotte- 
     
     ‘dli. “Si”? “M...” i‘? " "°' 
     
     . as- 
     
     sistant miest. Deacons if ‘honor 
     
     were Rev. McPherson. 
     
     McDon- 
     
    
   
   
    
     deacon. 
     
     Acrolyites were Rev. Urban Gillie, 
     
     Wellington. and Revi Gmrge Mac- 
     
     Donald. St. Margaret's. Masters of 
     
     ceremony were Rev Louis A. 
     
     lT-wan. of st. Dunstarfs Basilica. 
     
     Rev. Hamid Oroicen, assistant 
     
     priest at St. Mary's Church Bouris‘. 
     
     The funeral oration was deliver- 
     
     ed by the Riev. T. Campbell of St. 
     
     Andrew's. At the conclusion of the 
     
     sermon the Bishrg of (‘Zirariotte- 
     
     town gave the final absolution ef- 
     
     ter which his Excellency addressed 
     
    
   
   
    
     pastor. Flather MacDonald. and 
     
     asked his former parishmers to re- 
     
     member hlm always in their pray- 
     
     GT5. 
     
    

    
     Servicls at the ave-side. near- 
     
     by the beautiful c_ urch in which 
     
     for the last five years of his life 
     
     Father MacDonald held services. 
     
     were conducted by the Right Rev. 
     
    
   
   
    
     lvfsgl‘. G. J. McLellan. V. (3., 0! 
     
    
   
   
    
     Summerside, 
     
     Priests cai-rying the pail were 
     
     the Rev. L. P. Callaghan, D. D., St. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Charles. Rev. J. A. Gaudet. Bloom- 
     
     fi-eld. Rev J C. MacDonald. D. D.. 
     
     st. George's, Rev. Joseph Hnonev. 
     
     Morell, Rev. Basil Croken. St. 
     
     ’I‘hc-re.=a‘s, Rev, D. P. Croken, Fort 
     
     Augustus, 
     
    

    
     Honorary pallbearers were: Mr. 
     
     A, T. MacDonald. Dr. A. A. Mac- 
     
     Donald. Dr. I. J. MacDonald. Mar- 
     
     shall Paquette, Mr. W J. Brennan. 
     
     Mr. D. l". MacDonald. Judge A. L. 
     
     Fraser. Mr. A. F. McQuaid. 
     
     Active pallbearers were: Messrs 
     
     s. J. McAulay, William Power, 
     
     William Whelan, Peter A Mdsaac. 
     
     Thomas Kelly and James B. Mac- 
     
     Donald. 
     
    

    
     Other priests present. in addition 
     
     to those already mmtloned in- 
     
     cluded: Right Rev. Maurice Mac- 
     
     Donald. Vernon River. Rev. Henry 
     
     I. Fleminz’. U. SS R. 3501101’ 0f the 
     
     Church of the Most Holy Redeemer, 
     
     Charlottetown. Rev. John Archie 
     
    
   
   
    
     ard Giliis. D . 
     
     Rev. Francis McQuaid. Bt- 
     
     siarrs University. Rev. Owen Kiw- 
     
     gins. Georgetown. Rev. W. V. 
     
     MacDonald, D. D., Albertcn, Rev. 
     
     W. E. Monazhan. D. D.- 30W?"- 
     
     Rev. R. V. MaoKenzie, Si. Dun- 
     
     stanls University. itev. R. l", Mar- 
     
     Donald. Indian River. Rev. M. J. 
     
     Rooney. Cardigan, Rev. P. Walsh. 
     
     Palmer Road, Rev. G. V. MoCalbe. 
     
     Kinkora, Rev. Patrick MdIVIahOI}. 
     
     D. D. Rector of St. Dunstims 
     
     Basilica. Rev. Clarence Pltre, Ru..- 
     
     tioo, Rev. c. MoCarth. . Iona. RW- 
     
     Benneftt MacDonald. rand River. 
     
     Rev. D. J. MacNeill. North Rus- 
     
     tlco and Rev. George McOvi-mack. 
     
     0f st. Dunsbanh Basilica, Char- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ttetuwn. 
     
    

    
     The late Father MacDonald was 
     
     for thirty-five years pastor of the 
     
     Roman Catholic Dflfish at St. 
     
     Theresa's. Prior to that he W" 
     
     three years on the staff of St. 
     
     Dunstarfs Basilica and two years 
     
     on the teaching staff of Si. Dun- 
     
     sidnh University. His death occur- 
     
     red at the Parochial House. Souris. 
     
     on Saturday after an illness of sev- 
     
     eral months. 
     
    
   
   
    
     New Brunswick 
     
     Trio Appear In 
     
     Halifax Gouri: 
     
    
   
   
    
     51,111‘ . N . l2 (C?) — Bail 
     
     imgthreeArilKew gvrunewickers chard- 
     
     ed with conliiirinil w “"4331” n" 
     
     quot into Nova Scotia. contrary to 
     
     the customs and excise acts. We! 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     3,1237% 3m case imm $1.000 lb 
     
     William Bivbineau of Mmefbn- 
     
    
   
   
    
     . latte f Saint, John 
     
     335ml: geBslanc F; guctbuche ap- 
     
     peared before Magistrate B- W- 
     
     Russell and the case we! Iliivllmfd 
     
     un-til Dec. f0. The court reqilifld 
     
     the bondsman put up $2.000 M“ 
     
     and a $2,000 surety by each of, thO 
     
    
   
   
    
      charges arose rrom an til.- 
     
     000 liquor seizure on the M0050 
     
     River road last emit/ember. An ad- 
     
     ditlonal charlie of comlmv imd" 
     
    
   
   
    
     rm: cumzuorrurowuflcgixizmam 
     
    
   
   
    
     llnstated ii a m ages‘ Islanders Pass 
     
    
   
   
    
     Sought In Writs 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘IORONTO. Nov. 22-fCP)—Un- 
     
     stated damages are sou ht in 
     
     "¢3‘..‘i.°.2%’"°°.."' .2... J E 
     
     av y or ames . 
     
     Hahn and the John Inglis Company 
     
     . whose contract to manu- 
     
     facture Bren guns for the British 
     
     and Canadian Governments is be- 
     
     in‘: investigated at Ottawa by a 
     
     Royal Cfnnmisslon . 
     
     Defendants are named as Col 
     
    
   
   
    
     n e 
     
    

    
     edited by Chalmers. 
     
    

    
     "Ihe two other wriTs are filed on 
     
     0f the John Inglis Com an 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Recital lit 
     
    
   
   
    
     gave a musical recital, celcbrnilng 
     
     the feast of St. Cecelia 
     
    

    
     The program, which was prais- 
     
     ed for its high quality by His 
     
     Excellency Most Rev. J. A. O'Sul- 
     
     livan Bishop of Charlottetown. 
     
     opened with a duet. “Marchr 
     
     Militaire" by SchubertJThc young 
     
     ladies taking part in this number 
     
     included the Misses D. Conway. 
     
     L. J_ Arsenault, B. Harper, J. 
     
     Brown. M. Stark. F. McCarville, 
     
    
   
   
    
     was x l-iered by the young girls» 
     
     He remarked on the delightful 
     
     appearance of the girls in their 
     
     uniforms and expressed the hope 
     
     the recital would become an nn- 
     
     nual one, as was planned. 
     
     Following was the program, with 
     
     those taking part listed at the 
     
     Those taking part included: 
     
     Piano: D. Conway, L. J. Arsen- 
     
     ault, B. Harper. J. Brown. M. 
     
     Stark, F. McCarvilie. L. Kay's, Y. 
     
     St. Laurent, Z. Schlaycrhl. Mc- 
     
     Donald, W. Hynes. J. Grills, H_ 
     
     Simpson, B. Murray, E. Schlayer, 
     
     J. McDonald, J. McLeod, P. Hugh- 
     
     es, J. Cantu-ell. J. Odturiv C. 
     
     McDonald, Y‘. Zakem, M. Sigs- 
     
     worth, N. Nrcnrn. '\'- ‘ i "- 
     
     Blake, H. White, P. Sober. B. 
     
     Praught. 
     
    

    
     Vocal: L. J. Arsenault, J. Gor- 
     
     don. P. Blanchard. 
     
    

    
     Diction: J. Brown. P. Arsenault, 
     
     M. Jay. 
     
    
   
   
    
     o 
     
     5 
     
     a. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Program 
     
     Duct, Marche Mllitalre, Schubert. 
     
    
   
   
    
     chorus. Mother Goose Arabes- 
     
     que, J. M. Tukev. 
     
     Senior 
     
     Recitation, Sent To Heaven. M» 
     
     Jay. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Orchestra. Red Bird March. 
     
     Trio, Mignon. Sattteimair. 
     
    

    
     50m, Toy Town Carnival. 
     
    

    
     Junior 
     
    

    
     , ‘lg, Rose Petals. 
     
     giagghpolo. Fairy Tale. M. Passe. 
     
     - , a er. 
     
    

    
     Vocal 531,510, The Iiithle BTOWTI 
     
     Home, Myers-Jfimylilis Blanchard. 
     
     cqnmq-w, Pglkg, Caprlte. Lan- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ai . 
     
    

    
     “Rgocitaiticn, ‘The Touch of a Mas- 
     
     ter's Hand~Phyllis Arsenauit. 
     
     Piano Solo. Scarf Dance, Cham- 
     
     inade-qloan Giliis. 
     
    

    
     Duet, Les Fauvet/te. 
     
     s-omjshlnie Inside. 
     
     Into ed 
     
    
   
   
    
     rm to . 
     
     Orchestra. Daffodil Waltz. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Vaca] solo, Trees, J. Kilmer- 
     
     Joan Gordon. 
     
     n -1e_ Smiling Suibeum. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Laval. 
     
    

    
     Recitation. The Wandering Min- 
     
     utrcl-Josephine Brown. 
     
    

    
     Vocal Solo, smiles-Laura J- 
     
     Amenault. 
     
    

    
     Plano Solo. Cavalier Fhntas-tifillf. 
     
     Godard-—Doro-thy Conway- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Chorus, God of All Nature- 
     
     Loomls. 
     
    
   
   
    
     NO CUMPROMI SE 
     
    
   
   
    
     VTENNA. NOV. 22~(APi-Roh"it_ 
     
     Lay. head of the German Lnim 
     
     mat. deciarrd in a slwvclw lnuxlrl-i 
     
     that Germany's campaign Rilllllll‘ 
     
     the Jews "must bc curried forwmc. 
     
    
   
   
    
     land 
     
    

    
     published in the Canada 
     
     of successful candidates at a gener- 
     
     al competitive 
     
     Clerks, Grade 
     
     the Dominion on J 
     
    
   
   
    
     eque; Catherine Janette MacKin- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Summerslde; Clarence 
     
     Plneau. Charloifewwn; JQSeph Al- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Rcu en Harold Vessey. Little York; 
     
     Florence Genevieve Dalton. 
     
     incl-side; E. Mabel ‘index-hay. Eller- 
     
     5118: John Names Kenny. Char- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Margaret Mills. 
     
     Alex Hugh MacLean, Charlottetown 
     
     Ffedtfflck Mark Roberts, 
     
     Ruth Eileen Dodds. Summerside. 
     
    
   
   
    
     PAGE NINE 
     
    
   
   
    
     ! Increase in 
     
     Pacts Involve Fish catch’ 
     
    
   
   
    
       Serious Question Landed yam 
     
       Says Dr. Manion  
     
    
   
   
    
     in: October amounted to 35,458,100 
     
     Conservative Leader Asks If Can- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Examination For 
     
     Federal Service 
     
    
   
   
    
     The following Prince Edward la- 
     
     names are included in the list 
     
     Gazette 
     
    
   
   
    
     examination for 
     
     1, held throughout 
     
     une 25: 
     
     Albnn MacDonald, North Bed- 
     
    
   
   
    
     pounds, with a landed value of 
     
     $500,423, according to the month. 
     
     ly report of the eastern division 
     
    
   
   
    
     umfeanA. Drew, whose‘ Iarérzileflilp ilgulkelilglzrllgitgetgm; WTIEIGEMEEII; gggargideirgt loaf’ trgisherlezsfi issitrig 
     
     . ‘s magazine peep a e . .' q o . s ear, e cac 
     
     fnqujfy; 1.; N plgf M ‘ d“; g Esther Stewart. Charlo-tewwn; of 24,885,800 pound. bro it 
     
     he mIGHzineIaThe lllileén Cgug- mnflld Elm "kiwi-W"- Bmdai- ada Has Dropped Bntlsh Sub‘ return of sacsooa Wgtlie flsllligejrmei: 
     
     rum," Co“; v m “m 8- irseuctt"d°ltt."i...m.iz"» - ~ai~ division 
     
     Corners. tor fth Fl ii 1 - ' repot .id .l 
     
     Postfiewfltefued o: behilfofx=j= 3mfi....g;gb§3u M35233; w; stance For Amencan Shadow. 1.;s..t..§g$i.§. ;?m.....;i££'%‘..".“E.i1l 
     
     a or ' - _ , i-i- , l ion a i' ing Vgcsg] 
     
     Hahn allege that the article writ- Murray. St. Elcanors Gadys M _ Ill-to fl hi b - . 
     
     ten by 001.5 Drew contained libel Famiharm- Chaim - Rm" e,g,"f,t‘”,,'g,",‘g',,~,fi',,r‘,°,fi’ cm.‘ m§,§“§§§’°“°°' ‘Pmlmh 0%“? lions Allids illlreoatsbilllclie ‘till’. 
     
     and names Moore as editor of MB“ erick _Stirlizig MacDonald. Braci- M d n l 1 P6 Mn an D0 - exper erue can te t e Two “shaman one from the V“: 
     
     leehb-maaazine. a second writ “ban” 1'” Dohonlgcharlottewwn’ 1a mwmlin e {my def ° m" “m” "' “hamie m“ d° w m Robertson 2.: Shelburne u '- 
     
     Mm” channel-s and the Mule“ John Edward Cha =on, Rollo Bay wie er e ga ns or loses tipthe Canada through its ports and and one M Us” “HM ~N  
     
     Publmflng Gunman as defendanw t, James Alexis Wood. Port scale in the Canadian-American through the displacement of Can- 1 tun i y ' - - i- 
     
     1; 51mg‘; we "t e W,“ l t ill; Doris Jean Warren. Sorth trade agreement, Conservative adian wheat by American. “s e r 1v“ dim“? m" mmlil? 
     
     m munch“ Pas; a fiublfgalzigfl Rustico; Loula Barbara Bowness, Leader Manion said today in his The same enquiry c0me5 w The Nw“ 5mm" "filth 0f 271""- 
     
    
   
   
    
     50" Pounds was an lncrPasc oi fl.- 
     
     368500 pounds over last yconr and 
     
     the landed volui- of start-tar: 13mg 
     
     un $43.11‘! ovcr the 
     
    
   
   
    
     Theodore first, comment on the agreement 
     
    
   
   
    
     onels mind regarding the reduced 
     
     signed Thursday in Washington. 
     
    
   
   
    
     preference on Canadian fruits in 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘e Arsemilm- the British market and one won- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Abram‘s Village; 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     d arl German Cannon. St. Eileonors: ' i937 fl 
     
     bludlnfi umd. “Huh 551i? "' ' 301355! AR-gggwd ggggl-Qdé vgglg- m“ ‘"""“°“‘ Lmdofi. ‘t’. ‘ti; “iéltpoiilhuliéll lleg,,figl";j“ffg ‘ighgygcn 735i; 
     
     a ' eqfgv 4 “ . - 0i 'l S O F , “ff J 
     
     . q&arson, Charlotfiet-OWH; He?’ staiggrzilcntrcvigtzcinc Lgcavleirfanlfaazrtlor: gkia m?" Vlllninsntlg “:61 tlihe at slnlzl ‘mmpered “'1'” 7 g,‘ 
     
     a bert J. Mackenm. Char- i m u, t ‘k 3h m m m8“ a Pl "'11-" 15 non DOUDCS with a lamlod v.- ni 
     
      iéillgwm‘ mgfijg’? Afilcf“ mg}; Dnast ganaefiayli; libpwreiveliril; mg gwdflgiiébslylytrxiligfllzflfigmgur (All “$114 ” “m a“ A A 
     
     f“ Chariottetuwn: John girls; iubstance for the American araex‘ b both of the above m gaging-iffy]?rgziggiyarlrcguggigogig; 
     
     Francis McAv nn, ape Traverse; l1 - qll 0m (In be Elven 011i! 31104 1n n. “m, M 1573M 
     
    
   
   
    
     His statement follows: through study and experience. 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
        
     
        
     
        
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     a As m _ t _ pounds and lmvirrl vnim of s14- 
     
     uscd Mll::...s::"*=t..?ri:e::.-  u... “us? Sill’?  mciltc:lr;::;:"...ri>":;*"?;§.02:  u»     
     
     Kinross Earia Caroline Beaten. iaundreds of items and therefore crlcan mai-‘lci iirlCrluada mven totalled 619cm‘ “mi h” Mflml 
     
     o   Beat-NYE. Mil-Bi Clllire BfBhH-Ut: Fqlliffis intensive study bofore‘ to us by painful ekperlencpep-onc Wm"? or 57AM‘ 
     
     glgilrellotweciigxgg R1IVYeISIll€ Golgieégruge abflnal jl}i1d'gem€lit IlPOIhli- is pos- cannot bu: ask himself how long PRINCE EDWARD i \.\‘U 
     
     A ca wi ce um m. “rlmgkwug your-cue; Davida ‘Zkiye’ i1“? all “tn-QB gifi°l~vrliroffi§ lirifruaruglirmgfatii fiiterliunézililarl: in§r§§..§"§§"1hii°r’u<?li§fb '° "Krill 
     
     audlwrrum of None Dame Adm {Engageaiméxjes‘gl,uu“fii§,lfi%rxlzg “Faults trade aspects. reserving enjoy any favors given to us in of fish and an lrlnreaseol s 104m 
     
     emll- Charlottetown. last night Elmer Roberts. 'Kinkora:' Harry glen heir tloionSI-llderitlo? for discus‘ m“ treaty landed value “hm Cum 
     
     when the pupils of the instiiuilon Ben amln Darby. Summerslde; p e Gus“ o Commmqs" For some TPBSOP known only to 
     
    
   
   
    
     l freely admit that fh-c agree- 
     
     mcnt gives favors i0 certain pm- 
     
     ducors in Canada —a>. all agree- 
     
     ments _naturaliy' must. At the 
     
     same time, one cannot help but 
     
    
   
   
    
     tll8iTl-“8l\'0.~. the liiltuoucao American 
     
     people have mar]:- rt their custom 
     
     practically ll-QVFI‘ to buy fmm Can- 
     
     adians as much umds per annum 
     
    
   
   
    
     Sum- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ii l 
     
     _stci's increased by 180500 ibl: 
     
     an increase of . 53,7435 
     
    
   
   
    
     lilll 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     lottetown: Edna Isabel Fraser _ ‘ . y in in: rled 
     
     cmtrloggemwn; wumm Calvin MM.’ wonder as w its ultimate effect ggoréhethleifiooo‘? ‘Canadlrans. b‘? Value. The smelt fuliery 1 
     
     lymyqh 131191-5119; Ste hen Wilfred on Canada as a whole when one I , _ u ‘k v °. this‘ “,9 by 82.900 lbs with an in 
     
     Aicnomud, Norm wRtq-lire; 5151c observes that alreadv despcttches m“ “e as 0m as n in m“ $3.290 in landed vrilut‘. T 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     treaty we nave not given m the 
     
     British substance for the American 
     
     shadow, 
     
    

    
     n is admitted that the removal l 
     
     of the three per cent tax on 
     
    
   
   
    
     oroi catch increased by 13.’; b\ 
     
     [with an inert-ash of $2.734 lulu-iii. 
     
    

    
     ed value. Cod landings incrrasec‘ 
     
     by 57.300 lbs Willi an increase of 
     
     $a20 1n landed galue. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Charlottetown; emanating from the United states 
     
     claim. for example, that the rc- 
     
     moval‘ of the preferr-nce in the 
     
     British market for Canadian 
     
     wheat will give back to the United 
     
    
   
   
    
     Kinkora; 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
     . d . S . La t. . _ . 
     
     Lgg; 23mg‘, at“ th‘g_°“pmgram Gm!" 3 itgtaegcgirilatvslntiytablargvedxrznarket for ‘gxganatlmggfhftgm? (gianlllfidin :21: The table below gives a com. 
     
     llent s ch s that ‘t. ' + ‘ . u” mmgna‘ ' = - l ‘ para)" or the total “m? “lid 
     
     was exce . o mu .0 1 The following Island candida es bout a re mum, r C 1111111011.. of 1€\€llli8. 1 d . 1 -_ 
     
     t _ c, 1 to l, - . _ . - , i: 0 anaoian __ _ an ed \a ur of all flail taken flur- 
     
     is difficult to single ou spe a c. part m the examination for “meat thrgunh Anwnmn ~11. _ Are the low-mine of proteciion ing the month - -- " - v 
     
     "ems for mention" HOWHH‘ the Clerks‘ Grad" l’ b“ ' having M)‘ stead of ‘at resent bepcuulsc ml in Canadian induflrvandlhe Can- October i037 as ialgllcnllnzlligrl‘ ‘L in 
     
     Ofclfieigril. ti: "gmlilhm Band" Hi0)’ a???) abéitrgéii ertir/lerwge (if  if)” -_:_.. _:P:_-~:-_~—_'—_:a~5 >9». adian worker andthlc fur1h~r com- formation concerfnznizas thin ailing;- 
     
     orc es ra y unors runs ra ier 1 ,1‘ r. 0y are Eli e or _ . . ' - - “ _ . ,“ ~ ‘ 
     
     out o; the Dmmmy and provoke“ appointment, not only w fade 1 %zlfilrg.tgril)_lliirlg)bfilfhlbalfa Maclfod, Dlfgiltiifirihltglligigcrli ttiebeilrrgvlgrggglligtfijn cipal varieties. 
     
     very favorable comment from the Q?51_lk1°“5i"b}1'>,§‘15° l0 Wsltmns °i 0,15,31,55,“ ‘Charfémltlgon 5mg bare claw which gram. to J3 n for October liiflli 
     
     large audience. The orchestra was P“ acfid"? ~-_.'nl° "WW5 appeal‘ J wacxénna Cha,.]o.g95“.,,.e{4 mi. example the same favorsmas‘ re Total quantltv of all (u), land, 
     
     direct-ed by Mi“ and“, Mfwnam lnJgiIlnelCgL1ll‘lI(I‘-1e££§l{i5l' $ummgr5lde- Eileen O‘B'rl~'en. Elmsdnlcf  Erantodlo ouuAmcrlcnn neizhbzrs l l5  ‘lit ‘b! 
     
     “m Wm‘ M155 Eileen s¢hi“-‘e" and Gladys M. Fprquirarson Charlottel Lillian Douillfls. Charlottetown: —are these changes so far-reaching Landed Value 
     
     M155 159111196 Murray. 918110 flfl- town; (Hm-emu. T119055“? Pineal,‘ John Francis Mczivinn, Cape Trav- as to lessen seriously‘ the produc- F 
     
     “l-“Pflnlsis- Charlotteown; Aiban MacDonald, erse- £1011 in m" Canadian plants and oysie“ 490W)" 
     
     The Yecltatmn "ems 0" m" Pm‘ North Bedeque: Catherine Janette - thereby curtail the work and wages mbster“ 301-390 
     
     gram were other very enjoyable Macyqnnonv chnrlogyefown; Wanda Hatchery Assistant O; they, empyqvees? Smelt: 133.900 
     
     fefllufefi 85 W85 R150 fl Dlauo solo Gertrude Dennis. Port Hill; Marlon The following candidates have Ho“*evw' the asking o; me“. ‘Mackerel 2l6.un0 
     
     by Miss Dorothy Conway". Bui as E flu-r sly-way; Charwgmgovm; qualified for the position of Huvtch- Gunman. Ham“, wmcimt in cod , 194,330 
     
     has already boon rhsniionccl ihr- Donnlri Bruce Nicholson. Bradqi- 61W Afislsmntmale. smsvnfll. Kills?‘ d.e§n'0n=(,-a¢,. mm M‘ m“ u 1,, October i031 
     
     program throughout WilS mu- of bane; Gwendolyn MucLoau. Cem- County- P. E. 1.. Department of .0 C10,‘, ubm, t1“, mblicafion “O- Total quzmtltv of a'i rm. llilll- 
     
     outstanding merit and reflrcted rill Uri; l6; John William Earle Cnh- mshenes- ,"P“"“"'m‘ "acalwy at llw limes-iron‘ itself on} f9 ill-m; ' 1,308 8H0 lbs 
     
     éliaerlirferltretivirtiooléietrlge  llrli'y' “s“.“‘%ii.ii£l-‘;l“’€§3d.$i’§i¥°  Blélrllgtlgl]? Cooper Murray "mile? Studs‘ ‘before belnsqablé “mi” "w" $27 375 
     
     ' " ~" - -t " * " . ‘ - ‘ 4 ' _ fullv to iurize the merits and de- -‘ "Tue 
     
     training the girls 11m: MacDonald- Bredalbene- Lev HBWWY- ma" Nl°h°ls°lli 511mm“ " " . o ster 151.400 19 n21 
     
     Bishop osunlvan‘ Speaking at 1393mm Charlottetown; Thom“ ville. Raymond E. H. Macdonnld, merits of this XWF} import-quit abate‘; 14300 m“ 
     
      » _ 59x15 wood pom gm- Dgns Jean Dundas Centre. James Lflalle Gain- change in our iradr relaions, No , 
     
     close of the recital dcslrib ~ _ - , . , , .,, , , “ff , - x Bfnphs 51pm p.31 
     
     ed mo“ baking pa“ as “grimy. wm-l-EIL North Rusuco. mum B“- e McIntyre. Managua. Wtmd men the best ia_i_ expert ill al Mwkflw, 5Q 300 1A2‘ 
     
     d his Ieéqure that barn Bgivneg; summersldq; J05- Stallion Caaeley, Ellersiic; Pe-rcy Canada coulrl definitely cfvldc M-i, ' '~'~ - -~ 7 
     
     a“! uifipregdsemusic» pant“, rem,“ eph Aivre Arsenault. Abrams Vl1- Andrtw MacDonald, Montague; day whether ihe gfilfis or the losses l, c°d 137300 "36- 
     
     gegeratflfx‘, had “of take}; he lace; Earl German Cannon, st. rn- Norman MacPhcrsvn. cardlggn. tip the scale. i 
     
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     MANY THOUSANDS of Canadian women are being 
     
     voted “tops" by their families for the delicious 
     
     Fish meals they are serving. 
     
    
   
   
    
     There is an infinite variety of Canadian Food Fish 
     
     and Shellfish available at all seasons . . . over 60 
     
     different kinds from which to choose. Whether 
     
     you prefer fish fresh, frozen, smoked, dried, 
     
     canned or pickled, you will find them all deli- 
     
     cious and economical. ' ‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
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     that promote glowing health. The tempting 
     
     meals you can serve with Fish will put pep in the 
     
     family, and pride in the cook! 
     
    
   
   
    
     And . . . oh, yes! Send for the new Fish recipe 
     
     book. Use fhe handy coupon, below. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Loblie: Salad 
     
    
   
   
    
     Comblnc flaked cooked or canned lob- 
     
     ster with diced cclcry, moisten with 
     
     mayonnaise and mound 0n crisp lettuce 
     
     on a serving lute. Arrange crisp polafo 
     
     chips uroun the mound and garnilh 
     
     the rop with fine strips of green pepper. 
     
     Serve with additional mayonnaise. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     rut in servings. Salt lightly. Place on a 
     
     greased baking pan. Mix the other ingre- 
     
     dients to form a dressing and place a 
     
     mound on each piece of fish. Sprinkle the 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
         
     
        
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
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       1&0” gll-‘Qlwf: Crgm e 49°. lilies New Bmnswickers when they byuthe Puehrer. 1 ‘his f, m .. 5,5,}; fjffflfllffl, {'4','}',5Ff’f,§‘°5n,{9§_’," 
     
     Pl. alzcd ‘even wocka Fliyneral Wcd- C519" bmlah 1540c 0009""! l" “u” mfimy‘ he Shall‘? ‘lvflic-Jewcvitsilaiilios fiscalv until the fish is done This should nmrake; 
     
     mm" m” a dclcék m fiacadle‘ Potatoes 3p‘; 2g; t[§§'<i"‘§éu.l."§“§a1txi°.§€’yu“§ B 51:1: verv easily opium" as child'- nvcr l0 minutes if the fish is no: nvcr one 
     
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     MADORE-Died in the City Nov giirivmliiieuisor 12*" courtroom after efiiflgflmsnl °“ P1" “°m°-“°°..Wl"‘ "l" “m” “i " and ahalf inches rout. n. dressing and 
     
     9'- 1938 Stella lliodore, aged 30 I Steak lb ifl-zbc another srnusfflih" villi-file. was Jewish vlgtqry, ‘ _  bacon will brown nicely i.~. zllc sometime. 
     
     M's, Remains were fomfldcd Qaulifiower each 15-250 brought to Halifax under police _-—_—__-:—_—-=_— --- .;.-: »-.;.-_ .-* Se“: Wm‘ “ananaumdf wished’ Sum 
     
     "cm A A Horne so '~ Funeral m d ir 25-230 '~=\'\"‘|'[ tcdav. He was mhedul" to 10o Late T9 (Jlgsfiy 
     
     5110b»: vesiirdav ‘gi-iemlgn to ver- azlckrm 15:1, 55-5135 “Ea court again in Bnthursl TKOH- __>_A __ _  __ V  6”" . 
     
     ,9]; ‘".‘?"“°" "t J/sm" Riv" rum lB-tll” no. Boih Petlmt" "l" 51""? fir}; ‘Hmiwrnuw , ifsilvnss _ _ _ ’ a. .4». 
     
     . . minim: at 9 oclcck. omens n, 2° m1 been arralgmd rim/Willy b!" “emu w, “on” M, n,w,.,.n - - - - - - - - - - - - .- 
     
     NgT ‘._ 3,... , i _ lamb lb 20-22-2 c [Q70 the court ere. _ i ,_ A l‘ Box 356' - .. 
     
     . helflfl miligii‘. 'ii.‘.1‘°‘"li...?il  Bulbs   upil-alv-fi-za-ul. , ‘ FOR FREE BOOK 
     
     ‘ agpd lOl vgv-q, Filrgrul B2915 3 l 5' ;'“—jV""“- 4' " ""'_"” gkcle   5' a ' ‘ ' q a _ a __ - _ un- 
     
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     F," ">"'l1u~° 'T‘hIurE"a" rmcirnin” i!’ CWDRVUJBS 3 m4 36 40  TORONTO in (c?) weufwfl. 0a,’, [.1155 App“, --c-» '  , This illusrrareii recipe is printed in handy Oiiuwl. 
     
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     my.“  n. futhchnligzt Engage?!‘ u Bfl-kmarl fur la.l , Rainy River. :lcQl§,__9;ll_3l_filli3li "l. J19 1i 2a 3i. O m: for your file. (.ut u out, and paste u on 10,124":ggégglypefiilvrlknklfl 1o 
     
     l‘ an cgthbnfdnmeilz; ' cranberries qt $113M giriwifiiigiigyvvrlggnthevgiielty 611mg‘; FOR sALE-‘MA "NT": a 11m‘,  a standard fCCIdpC] carri.‘Creatcd by a famous Na" 
     
     AVPYNG-At 3a K- 1 .1 a. d Gm». ijflgfljfiiyus-ginq results at the Royal Win- radio. $18.00. Toe-mus Mir-o d‘"""“"' " °"'°“' ma.» m- 1m... ..|....i.. 
     
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