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NOVEMBER 24. 1933 _I THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN - _ ____ v_l _NINE__
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Yes, The Toronto Sim' Weekly has illi the In l rnlinies-
iii _Full Nesvspnpcl' Ifngcs of eolol-iid comics cvel-_v week.
'l`llls week. s edliloll ls now ou salc. 10c e\'cl'_v\\'liei'c iii
~ L'iilliid1\_. _
THE TORONTO STAR WEEKLY,
~_ -C.'l.liiida’s (il-cutest Weekly Nelwpnpul-
5 Sections-G1 i’iiges-1-‘rinicd Elllirely in Cailndil
1- _ - - ____
ll. K. S. HEMMING, B.A.,C.P.A..C.G.A
(`ERTili"lED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
_MEMBER OF
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CANADIAN socli:'rIi or cosr AccoUNTAN”rs
CoMMlssl0NER FOR TAKING. `.’ArFIuAvlTs IN Till-J
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P. E. I. nEPni:srN'I‘A'rIvls
'rue cANAnlAN CREDIT Mews '1‘iws'r
AssocIATIoN, l.llvn'rr-zu.
BANK or NovA sco'i‘IA BUILDING
cllAm.o'I‘I'I:'rowN, P. l~:. I.
Accounting systems opened up and revised
Labor snving oiiice methods installed.
Cost Accounting instituted to suit spei-lui requircnlents.
Monthly, quarterly and annual audits.
Balance sheets and Profit and Loss Accounts prepared.
Income Tax returns written up and filed.
Financial arrangements made between debtor and
mulinrs. `
Limited Liability _Companies Incorporated.
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Central Guardian locals, tc. per word; Western and
Eastem loc-all. Zo. per word; Announcements and Coming
Events, Ze. per word; Classified, 2o. per word; In Memoriam
Notices, 'l0o per inch; Lists of Floral and Spiritual Ofier-
ings, Cards, etc., ic. per name; Letters of Condolence, 70°.
per inch; Notices el Thanks and Appreciation, 70c. per inch
or te per word. Other rater on applications.
nb;-hiimum Charge lor any advertisement twenty - dvc
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RATE:-to per word. three ln-
scrtious for the price of two, strlctiyi FOB- SALE - AUCTION FORTY'
,name in .dvmc._ Five, Bridge and Vi_/hist Bcolc
Cams. Guardian Central Job
Printery __ Nov I-tl.
‘ For_ Sale +'“' -"“‘ “TT
`-T' ' Male Help Wanted
LIGHT DRIVING SLEIGH FUR l- 
,ETLAPPIY F~ R°"’°"‘S 5’ S°"- WANTED-MEN wno TIIINK
in t mi in be
ron sAI.e _ Au¢:'rIuN sfoirrli- m';,,0‘:,f:i_°§g"§°  pf' gfnnox
Five. Brld ° end WN-5'- B°°-*° 194. All leiim confidential
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*Cards Guardian Central Job _______l__.______._-lzlf
' I-il-lntory. N°V-1‘“- isscolinl cxralzr maplin
l through Hourdr .scpsecial low cigst
_ H COIIISE. till E 0 SUCCESS ll
F?£ts£lIt§deS§Q‘;Lg‘m§gxA;3y graduates. Write Mole: Berber
Stock Quotations
18 to 22 Popular
Marryhlg Age
A Specially
(Canadian Press)
Stociiu
Allied Chem   . . . .
.. 
Ani and F Pow  ... ... ....
Ani Sineflt _  .. . . .....
Am Tel and Tcl  ... 
lAlnicol~dli    . ..
Atchisull ._  .- ...
Aullurn _Motor  . . ..
Bclh Stvel  . ..
i‘iIllndu Dry   ._ . 
i.‘ I' It      
Case      ... ...
ifhessiriikc and Ohio  .....
Fon (ills   ._  . ...
Corn Prorlucts _,  ....
lhlxiwllris :ind Hud  
Iiiiilllllili    _. 
l‘- Ei
Clone
140
9%
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48
43
371 ‘tl
'.’»’l 5g
39%
311,;
10%
_'.275
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(ii-n |"uu1.|s .. ... ...
iii-il liiriturs . , . 
.lnt Hun  . ... ...
ini. Nivlrel  . . ..
.\`ilt Biscllit  ...,.
N Y i‘i-lltrul  ...
North .\ll\.-:'i<':ii\ _ 
l'i\l» Ser N .l  
liziilln _ _   .. ..
Nanil Oil N J  ... 45
"i`cx Gulf   _.  431.5
l'll`oll,l"urhide   46
.l`|iin|l Pacific .. . .. .. 10811
l'niied f‘ori»  . ... 474.
I' S llulllicr .. 17-'-L
S S cel  4474:
nrilililllll _ 50”'
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\\`lNNll’l'iG_ Nov 23_
CLOSE
I |’l"f U`-’?i~ls: .\ii1.V
Dc 11%; liliiy
Dec li;i%Il; liiny-
\\'il.~nt: Nor
mi; -lar; .lilly cel
ng., 
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llli'_~': N v '_'
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Iiiirlny; .\`nv
371i; .lilly 35%
I (‘.\Sll l"Rl(‘i‘2H
\\'in»n|: \'.i l iinl-d i'..|,; .\`i» l nor-,
:1.'lf~..; .\'o 2 nilr |‘.iii__,; _\'i» :L nor .“k‘4-*;;`
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li`l~i»il ~lN=\]; 'l`i'.ck HUM: _Yo 1 iliirulii_
til-'
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Onls: .\'o 2 C W :'91 No .'i (_‘ W nllil
cx 1 feed 20: Nil 1 fecd 211.1.: No 2
fowl 2.1%; iii-,lcl‘tPil 10%; Truck `.'D7l§_
Ii'l'li~y ulfill 11;: f;'nl!i~n ii I-mv ex 3
(` \\’ 37%; 2 row l-X It 1' \V li8i}|. Oth-
l-P ir udcs no Z! I' \\' Z¢7lf?§<7 N 4 (2 \\'
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‘lliidii Thick Jill .
MT'z;gURB
(Canadian Press)
Stocks Close
BAOII   ... 1. ... ... 14
iii-illlil.'ll'llois .. \, '. .. 4 i
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‘li..nl l-:ng  . . . _ . _ ., ,.0
llilp 'l'~ll ... . ... ... 1011,
|Iiuli nil       1..
.1n¢l'¢~ii- ._      22|:
Wlllkcr l'fil      15%
iv. i;_§U1eB
(Canndinn Press)
Stuck! Clone
Amer Cynn R _ . _ .
.. ...   12
'Amer Slip Pow   ... . .. 2%
iAs G and El  . ... . ... ‘.4
1"nn .\lnr<-olll   . .. 2',-Q
i"tlrs Serv    .  L' i
li‘nr|l oi' f':|u .\  .. . ... 1R"i
Iiil Iinrid nllrl Sllnrc A   lflli
imp (lil   _ _  . ... `|~'I"“i
llll l’i"l‘   . .   22%
Ning Ilud      .. fill#
St. Oil lnd      .. 82%
EX CHA N GE
(Canadian Press)
MONTREAL, Nov 23--British and
foreign exr-hnligc ill reisiion to thc
Vallnlllnil duiinr, nn cnuiplled by tile
linylll Bunk ol` Cnniidu closed ioiiiiy
us follolvsz-
Al'¢.nlillu pi-so .|7."».
Auslriillu liouud l,l\ll'J_
Austria schl.i_ug 1882.
Brazil nillres .08.'il_
China Hang Ku.-g koilnrs .$783.
(_`|ec1ios.ornkln i:_olvn .0-l78.
D.-iilna.k krone 2301.
Finlu (I Il k .0244
il umilr
_ifi-ililcu jrrini- .0121
(.icrln:iny rl-Ichslllilrlr _ii'l'li!.
iircilt Br1.sln pound 5.1564
Greece iI.lchinlI Uilul. _
Holland fioiin A5398.
Hungary penile £845.
India rupee 3103.
ltllly lire .0838
Joplin yen _31ll4.
.lllgoshlvlu diuilr- 0214.
Now 7.ea`::i\d lmullll 4.1203.
N :: lr 25.0
orw y rone
Poland slotl .M82
Rounlanis len _18‘2.
South Africa round 5.1480.
S-piiin peiels 1203.
Swcden krone _26ti.i.
Switzerland friinc _:$070.
United Stiiioil doilnr 2 1-16 per cent
' A. Livingstone, 179 Kent St. 2995
CAit.BOARD SUITABLE F 0 B
lining outhouses. etc., ic per
sheel Gunriiiiin Otfice tf.
FOR SALE - MODEL A TRUCK.
1% tons. Bargain for cash. APDIY
Guy DeCoste,_88 Brilhwh Al/¢~
3015.
_____,__ ...___
HOME MADE BREAD 942. 3 FOR
25C. Cookies, lilo and 12c. Pies and
Cake. chowen's Bakery, 180 Great
 &
wli'I'clI ml: sans or su-:lvs
and Ladies' wear startini? GBTW
next. week at Simpsons Auction
,=  L”-2°i'__J£°1’~
FOB. SALE-BUSINESS STAND
sf, New Dominion, 1 acre of land.
good house with "store" attached.
A. K. MacPhee, New Dominion.
2865
____.._-_
FOX AND FUR. FEED. FROZEN
tomoodl $1.25 per barrel f. o. b.
Chatham. Cash with order, make
cheques at par. Cheap freight
rstse. Handpicked tomatoes for
table use $2.00 per barrel. D. E.
liilkin, Box 454, Chatham, N. B.
 =
‘&=i$§__._ -__
WANTED-SECOND HAND PORT-
able saw mill and crude oil or
.lrnltesm engine; Write C. K. care
Guardian. 3009.
I Position Wanted
Gill. WANTS POSITION AT
housework. Apply is Grenville st
.\»~-4-~--.----........  mac _ _ _ an'am°f° 1”* '"1 "°“’-" ""’ “’-"
College, 673 Barrington, Halifax
I-I. I-1. W.
__e_I.l2_|£*
T0 LET - HOUSE 193 KENT ST.
Frank McRory. 2957,
, 
T0 LET - LIGHT IIOIJSEKEEP-
ing apartments of three large
rooms in heated house, 291 Kent
Street. Phone 1231. 2942,
discount.
l Excliailge isles at the e|o.c toduy
' were¢-
' Alt lilontreiii--l‘i~»und 5.'5 il 18; U.
iS. dollar D7 Ll-lil; frunr: il '.’l.
` At New \'ork-" und 5 F8553 Cnn-
‘erlieu tlollnr 1.02%; frunc 036.
/it I'nris-Pnliiill Sfi 72 fr: Cunad-
lnn dolinr- 16.10 fr; 1'. S dollar 16.-
68 fr.
In aid-Canadian dollar &l.Ii
cent".  S. rlollsr il' S1 cents.
NEW YORK, Nov 25-(AP)-For
dgn exchange bsnvv. Greet Britain
lilizh 5.37; low 52ll: close 5.28%: Mi
dlly hills 5.27; Frnllce 635: li'~ly
8.62: Belirlrm 22.7.1; (lcrmliny 8906;
l’nnndu 1.02%. _
T0 LET _ COMFORTABLY FUR-
fiished b9d-sitting ro0m_,g1;egm
heated, also fireplace. Also ed-
Joining bedroom. Meals optional.
Apply §u§r_dian. 2897.
l. __>- ._-_.
Miscellaneous
STARTING -NOVEMBER. Nth, TIIE
Blue Bus will run Mondays, wed.
. nesdsys and Saturdays. 2977,
AUCTION SALE PROPERTY OF
James Mcl"adyen_ at Fairview,
Saturday, November Beth et 2 RM.
John McDonald, Auctioneer. 2956.
Esiifn rlioluz i1§cll=,‘:l»|=/11.1;
Fox (marked) Medium Silver.
Finder please notify James A.
Long, West Royalty, R. R. No. 7.
P, E. I. 2939,
__ Lost 7
LOST - SILVER BLACK FEMALE
Fox. Light Medium Bilver. Tat-
tooed. No tip. Reward. Please
notify Torn Mclean, Milton. 2000.
LOST-LADY'S WRIST WATCH.
between Bt. Avards and post of-
fice. Finder lesve at thh office
PRODUCE
tfanndlmn Press)
MONTREAL. Nov '.'Sl--Egg pl-leer
|er_\nt.nued easy on the Montreal dairy
und prodilce lunrket iodiiy while other
lines wi-re llgniu iinchnnged. Grllilcrl
sh-Ipmcnls in wnrlnis or less of On-
illrln lind Br_t`sll Vfilllllllil" 9839 ‘\'¢"‘2
quoted ut 47 cents n dozen for A ‘
iiirgo 40 to iii 4-:nts for A nil-dium and
31 c,.n|,, for _\.pullc|s_ lice:-ipls to»|
|inu.li 1:51 .-new '
_ The butter in rket i.-Qniinucd steady
5| 901.1, U, _»0.'i, vents ii pound. A to-
'irii of :i7 |»<»\ ~ n-ns offered for sa‘e
'dnr\'ug the d>'_\' ‘
| On the 1-lim-.n market Oillnrlos con-'
¢||..|,~,1 ni nl/_. 1 its n pound with Que-‘
hrcs still lirli -_ ug il cents. Offerings
|m|0||||¢|-d in : li hllxi-s.
The potato limrkct wus ilncilringcrl
ist iiii lo T0 anis per  pound bag of
Qlichrna 75.1- nts rer .S0 pound bag nf
New Briillsnl-k green nmuntnli_li |ind|
m ,.,.m,, W-r :iii poilnil ilsg of Prince.
Eiilviiril Island izr_.i~o mountains.
The operator: "I csn‘t do any-_
thing with this film. It backs up
and halts every time I run it
through the projector."
The Manager: "That's getting'I`A
The Manager: "Thoy's setting
12%'
70%
Pivotal New Montreal
/l.iS’£N,MAooie-Now-i Ytlfk Sl'0Ck.? St0Ck Mdfkéf
(Canadian Press)
‘ llitorkn Close
Bnthuru A  .
Bell Tcl  .
Brssiiian 
(inn Cnr _. ..
l‘nn Cer PM 
f‘nn Ind Al  .
(.' I’ It  
llom Bridge _
int Nickel 
Mosley Henle
MeCoi Front
Montreal Pow
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n ew .. _
l'o\\'er i‘ori\ ._
Quebec Power
Shiiwlnlgnli ._
.\'li-cl of 4':|n 
Winnipeg El  ..
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'_ E,/_ marry. They remain susceptible all
. _l_\,i',§ their lives. if the stoly of the ques-
. 4
11%
41/‘ 26-some 366,
 "But apparently there is no age
WINNIPEG, Nov. Z-(C.P.)-
Gladys Arllold writes in the local
press:
"A giri's best chance of marrying
'in Manitoba comes between the ages
of 18 and 22 years-if statistics
prove anything; while a. nun is
most vulnerable to feminine matri-
'monial strategy at the age of 24.
At least the records for 1932 show
that 403 men married i.n Manitoba
at 24 years of age, followed by the
‘next highest number of vlcitims at
at which s man or woman won't
tion il. child asked hcr grandrnother
For Cold Weather
WINTER
G R A D E
i arvelub
~ MEETS NEW S_A.E. SPECIFICATIONS FOR WlNTER OIL
Sold at Imperial Oil Dealers' and Service Stations. Drive in today!
Made
is true. The little girl said. 'G1-ilxlny,
when! is a woman too old to get I
marredi' and Grarin relied, ‘I 0 o 0 - .
G :;1'_m=_=\f;'_;_§;;;_d§3§e_i}~xa__§<j CHSIS IS F2IC€d  COUF- Prmfie IS N 0_t _
,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, ,.,,_,,, toba figures bear it out. In 1932*
TOEONTU. Nov L'-'1- four women were more than T6
Stocks Calc _
. ... 410
. ‘_-=_. _,
45
Acme Oil  
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llnlf lflln
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Colllngrils . , _
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)ii‘\"tiic 
.\ic\\'ii ters .
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liclld .\utii
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Slr"1_-on __ _
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Null llusln
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HyZ\'.~inllc .. .¢~  .
Tick Hugh
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Brownlee  ..
Buekinghllm 
Cen Kirk..
Cen liI~n 
Churchill ... ...
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Coiiult  _ ... . ..
Dill Oil  .
ilolil lilxpl 
Dom Kink ... . . . . ..
East Crest ... . . ....
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Nicki  ...
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Kirk Town ...
Lake Maron ... . .
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lili»lig_o  .
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years of we and four men more
age By Newfoundland
than B0. , f -
However, in.most insi.allces. min-' Hafddh00d Of FISherf0lk HQIPS Carry D0mIll-
_.3 i:Ii;..ge.;£__:;.@y;l_;y_g;§...R;mi £155 ion Through Period of Distress _ Why
_ _ v. - - -
i ;,,,,,,,,, C,,,,,_ 0, GM, o,,,m,,,_ M, Royal Commission Necessary.
13
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img, -1 nn _man-,ed 5 great manyl (By L_ E. A. Jeffery Canadian
more couples already this year P1155 C0l‘l‘°SP0l\d¢‘l'lU
than I did in me whole or 19:12,' ne ST* JOHNS N‘1d~- N0” 23'-The
said, Isituatlon in Newfoundland which
‘For the most part the brides ”5“l“d in me "PP°i“tm“'“.5 °"
are yommm they-W paorerr but as February 17, 1933, of a Royal Com-
B mm Swtch word expresws it __ mission “io examine into the ful.-
theyrc _,__punkie,._ Thelvs never B ure of Newfoundland, and in par-
week end pa5§,_,s but I have fam, mf ticular. to report on the financial
five wGdd_mg_=Y and while mey.re,sltuat.ion and prospects there n”
not so ‘ml dmssed as they USM. Lol was not the cutcomc of sonic .<ll<l-
be, tile bolllly iilsses llitve lots of de_" qislurbaiice' but mis U" "iw
Coumg, _md are wemng to give lnlllatloil of events tiliit we-l'»_e
Inamlmm, a chance_ The fees are brought to a crisis by tile \\ol'lci_
a. sad story though--they‘ve almost W'de depression' '
mum bdow zera Fourteen years ago, the year
,HAM hews a strong ming: Mn! after the termination of tile Great
craig wmmuedl _I down get mmylwai, §;l(;)3gl_l71;;lc_del>t of the _collolly
any more-ollly three ol' foul' ia. _ ' ’ ' ' '
year It showed a surplus of revenue
. _ _ . i
“gr Id gucsst that now that "he|over expenditure of approximately'
ju  o it, .hey get all the blfsi- $2_00o_00O_
1193s., _
..Nim,lc(,n seems to be me popw Within ten years, the plllllli; dcbl
11,. age for brides_ The largest pep had more than doubled., By tile*
cemnge of Manitoba brides’ some' end of 1932 the debt was little short
nge. Alinongl. :lic gli-is took aa- As iv” the expcmnce °i mm
vamage of their opportumty M!c0untlles_ the aftelrnatil of the
mmrymg at 24 years of age’ only wal' inlolved cxpendltnies f.ll llli
269 got a chance at 25 Showi lexcess of current rev/ann", alld thc
ng 8 latter was reduced as th" result of
d .. l ~
FCP of almost 20 pelc.nt in their demcmx Zed Wm d V lc d.
ability to ensnare elusive males ” i i 'ai con X-
 __ ____  _"__" __ _Y __ ' tions Br-iwecn 1919 and 1923 vn.~-l
..._."._-~~__--.__._..._  _ Mu. , _ _ _  _ _ ,
LEGISLATIVE Assnlvnzmz wus mms of ici" “ ik “W”
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND ullde-rtzlken, and ilic l`cco1'ds of;
these operations show little to in-'l
Rap., |¢,,|,¢;ng to Private Bm! dicate that economy was i=»xercised.|
#___ In fact so wild was the expendi-‘
58. All petitions for Private Bills ture that a. Britisll C.lllmi<'s'ollcl'i
must be prcsclitcd within fourteen was appointed to make :ln 1n\'c.<ii-i
days nitel' tllc comnlcllcclncnt of simon ` |
the session .‘l ‘l f ' _ '
,,,e,,,__ °"°“"’v° ° “dj°“m Between 1924 and 1928 im gov-l
59. N0 private B111 shall be ernment of the day uilcleztook a.`
b1‘€>_l;?1lt filnti; the Higick but upon a highroads bui ding polcy with thc
Dol on rs preseile , ruystating - ~ _ 4 ,, __ 
the case at the mm of me Sutton object of implovlli, rom.l ll . cation
for such Bill and such petition must , and in the hope of nmqctlng tom'
be signed by the said parties. 15”? 915° W PT°Vid‘? “`°l‘k 1°* the
60. A committee shall be ap- unemployed. It found itself sad-
D0lT\ii9d Hi? the C°mm€"C€m€Hif Of died with a. railroad which had be-
cvery Session consisting '\f nve . ._ _ i
members of whom three snail be a. come. E public umm' and which
quorum’ to be denominated the was In such a condition of clisrc-I
i lr th. t te  d .'
§’.§.lf“§. ‘i‘.i‘.‘;;‘..E.§"';5“.‘.‘,E°i».l¢’..i”“.§“.§’i fl‘i`..,.....§`....fZ‘. .".f"§..“`l..§é‘l’§"f.’.¥§'
a“dd1n° p’°]‘ie;dh;15‘ “fi” the nfs* rolling stock were imperative. Be-
rea ng sho e ad upon such Bill
until such Committee has reported bww" 1919_“nd 1928 about $45900",
thereon to the Hausa 000 was raised in ionns ill order to
61. So soon as the Committee has meet current expsllscs, and inter-i
reported any Bill, such Bill together i, th by d by !
with any amendments that may be i esT;l clgnsg :mee in ,931 The
suggested by the Committee, shall ' ' ,
be printed at the expense of the 3°"t;mm°2t °f ih“ 55;* h°;1“g
parties who are suitors for such Bill au orize the raising o uno er
and printed copies thereof delivered 1°an_ mei, wlgh 1, bank rnfusnll
i‘.’...f.‘.‘.‘i "l`f'é`§§§f...“.{Z§§..‘.§‘.3, i.T".'?.‘Z °"‘°“ "ry Wm ‘° ‘he "‘°“°Y ‘“”'i
Committee. an I kmwmworgert 3° 25:? ar_:a;‘E;;i
62. No bill for the p icu ar in- meh 08 » “S -~
WNSW Of BUY 17°F-5911 01' PHBOHS. shock to the people of Newfound-|
C°’P°1`3t9°“ °l` C°l'P°"m°n5 °l' b°dYl land, and all the more disquietlng
or bodies of people shall be read a because there was no money to
_ ' 'l llf be `d
second time untl a ces pal mea the bond _ntercgt due on
for the same into the hands of the
~|
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lioynllts ... . . ..
Stoll .. ... ... . .
Sud llllncl ... . .
Ventures  . . .
Wni \Vrl
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While Luke ... ...   ..... '
Manager: "Jones, your shoes don't
look very clean this morning. Csn't
you afford a tin of blocking?"
Jones: “These shoes don't require
blacking, slr; they arc made of pat-
ent leather."
Manager: “Then the patent has
run out."
Safe, Sensible, Simple
Rules To End
PillPiES,BLilTBHES,Etc_
U , bbidll and plmsrl U'
omit' .%:"L. on so iii-slid"
ue not funslmik: tulg in their nseursl
mhz( ng the ii stream pure. YW
may lN:m sn‘-but b;.\;\ii`li°d}{"Y
nguierl e your _ '
deedv:'zoe»ods. becuase rquhnt!
..E:..°:.°'.'...i:.'.i..“:? .:‘:‘:‘.i'°.'.1:.'°...°.§, 
|ys\orridlnmds,hhe'rsfciasandlres our
and oaoe rl tries each week drink vi bubhiml.
bg~aeiris.`“`phosmt-todo; glue of Andrews
hver
mWhat Andrews does ter ami is in 
»¢°mi'fi:-'Blind' h°diwis¢"r°:ssk-.»...-
dnwe will y whois system Dm *"4
Ligorcns.  ismdqsm 
sed Idiby. M? body. W
14%. ii Ile Ahdrvvl hpliti
"hi ii A°i?s:°h.='so-:gi|"”h’mi.£iu'i'
. a ess . , ~
m- Bvlnhanulsfnian li. n;ise&.lM1.
_ Tank-
Clerk of the House.
63. No Bill. having for its object
the vesting in or conferring upon
any person or persons, Municipal-i
ity or Body corporate the title' to
any tract of lmld shall be received
or read in the House unless at least
four weeks notice containing e. full
description of the land in question
has been published in the Royal
Gazette and one other newspaper in
this rovlllce of the intention Of
January lst.. but the effect wa.s_
salutary; it awakened the publlc_
as nothing else could have to ine*
folly of imag ning that the coun-i
try continues to llv;‘ m<l"flnitel,\~|
on borrowed capital. _ |
Arrengemellts were made at the
very lest minute with the Canadian
banks to advance sufficient money
to meet the interest payment buti
p _ .
such person or persons. Munlcipniqone of me s,_,puIM~0m wa, mati
ity °r B°dy C°m°mte w “ply for financial experts shou`d be placedl
‘*“°h Bm- H EDWIN DAWSON in control of ins Dsminirns mall
clerk Legislative Assembly. Hffliw
November 18th, 1933.
28,8?-M ___ ____ _-___..-..._-_-- ._ .~_
, _C Pi*
 yor
The Coal we sell is carefully
selected, properly sorted, and scrup-
ulously freed from any kinds of in-
ferior matter, such as sla.te.'
Every ton we send out is of hill-
quality.
Despite a dl-asus program of rc-
trenchment which was adopted
and the increased taxation npplled
it was necessary in January, 1033.
to accept the joint afsistallre of
the governments oi the United
Kingdom and Canada to thc ex-
There had been three successive
Tv h
in-ook md Grand rails centres
were eonscquelltly c~nl~tniled. Tile
general condition of the Lron and
steel trade in the same wuy ad-
versely affected the mining oper-
nt`olls in Bell Island. materially
reducing tile number who had
found empoyment there.
The greater number of those who
had been engaged in the news-
print lndustry, in mining, in road-
buildillg, ns well as rall\\'a_\' em-
ployees, laid off ‘when the service
was reduced under the leirollch-
lnent programme, were formerly
fishermen. To retum to ther for-
mer trade was cut of tile ques~
tion for most of them, as ill tile,
lllcantilrie their gear and their
boats had fallen into disrepall' and
they lacked the means to replace
them. i
Such ill general was the position
to which Newfoundland was re-
duced, and which led to the ap-
po`l1tmenr. of the Royal Commis-
491 in number, in 1932 were nm °f $1°°’°U°’°00' _ _‘Sim 12° Cxamifw 111° its future-B
p:'ob`em of no mean magnitude.
The situation would be disqulet-_
ing in the extreme but for certalnl
circumstances peculiar to the coun-
try, and for the ndlcations dis-
playcd in the matter of utilizing
the resources avaliable. Newfollllci-
lnlld gives promise of once more
finding its feet. The very nature
of their occupations has inur d the
people to llarclship This has been
all lmpartanl. felturc during ihe
period of liicissitiisln Still anoi.l'icl‘:
they arc not easily dscoilraged. Il
wa.; evidence of their readiness to
accept sacrifices that they elected
almost to a man a. government that
could promise little more than a
.=tl~ic.i rcirencllnlellt as the oilly
llope of recovery, and that urged
them as the most effective means
of hastening that recovery to make
the greatest possible iridi\"dual
effort.
There llils been little complain-
ing, cven though a great. many
have been compelled to accept and
'exist upon the dole ration of $1.60
per month. There are numerous
families that have riot handled A
dollar in cold cash for two years.
Their p'ight with regard to cloth-
ing and other such essentials can
be better imagined than described,
but they have stood the test, and
therein lies tile greatest hope of
Newfoundland seeing her distress
and difficulties through.
During the pest year the sealing
fish ng proved e success. The shore
fishing was in a large measure a
failure because of lack of bait, and
because many fishermen lacked
the means to equip themselves to
prosecute lt. Tile results of the
Labrador fishery were more satis-
factory, and the prices are consid-
erably batter than these of last
season, puny due to the great im-
provement `n the quality of the
product to which greet attention
has geen given. ._
The agricuturill lndustry has
been much more vigorously pros-
ecuted than ever before. A voiun-_
tary association, known ss rhel
Land Development Association hasi
‘done much with the oo-operation
of thegovemment to encourage this'
|movement. The farmers have mst-
er`ally increased their output and
the unemployed have cultivated
their ollotitments so asslduously
that there are few who arc with-
1
;llewSprint oolllp..llie.\ llnvc lriaicr-
1
i
_ Union Citizen
The Dutch Say
,  __._.__
i l.c\=l;:;.' ze...-_ as _ ic. l>.> _
‘ln conllccilon \~.';lh the proposed
visit of Prince George to .South
Atrios the South African paper de
Burger appears perturbed about the
:possibility that the Prince may be
appointed Guve:".‘.<\:‘ Cienerai 0! the
Union.
"If it is suggested in nlgluai that
the visit is preliminary to the
Prinoe`s appointment as Governor
General of the Union," De Burger
says, “then tile Government has re-
vealed a poor understanding of na-
tional sentiment. The Government
would do well to rcoonsider the
nlilllel' i.lci`ol'e finally deciding wllo
is lu _sueccecl the liliirl of Claren-
don." De Burgcl- adds: “The Prince
is a likeable fellow, but he lacks the
primary qualification. because ihe
is not a. citizen of thc Union."
The ilivimiion 1.0 Prlilcc George
io visit Sollill Africa was given by
General James Barry Hertzog,
Prime Minister three years ago.
The Prince will sail about the
middle of Janilary, and ls expected
to stay ill South All-lea lol' about
three months, visiting various parts
of the Union. Although Prince
George has seen much of the world
this will be his first visit to South
Africa.
Motllcr: "Jane, do You kllow li
Johnny has come home from
sellool yet?"
Jails: “I think so. I_ llal_'cil`t sccn
llinl, but (llc. cal is llirlillg under
the stole"-~Tii-Bits.
out a .llfi'ciclli. .supply ol vcgembl
cs for llle \\llli<»l'.
Ulldvr barlcl' .il*l'.illeflllcili:-, wnh
Erigllsll coal firms. woli-1 has been
made avsllabe for a considerable
llunlbcl' ln cuttlig pit-props. Th,
lialiy extcnrlcd lilclr \voo<i-cutting
,0P€1'&t!0lls and lllc salaries and
wages of then' employees have been
_iilcrei1.sed. A barter order of iron
ore for coal luv. given a consider-
iablc amount of \\~ol~k to Bell ls-
land mlnirs mid ills will bc con-
_siderably l1lc1'eu_<f=;l by me hmm.,
exchange of 100,000 tolls ot orc is
‘exchange for English coal. Ther:
an indicnrolls :nm ilcvnlal: 0:12-
,ers for iroll ore ililrlllu the llcxi
summer may bring conditions ln
Bei Island nearer norinsl than for
scveral years. ~
l________ ______
C. M. Lampson
& Go. Lid.,
64 Queen Street
London, E. C. 4, England
Public Auction Sales of
Raw Furs
Dates of Silver Fox _‘isles to
bc held in London-
i is November 19:1.;
il December 193;;
8 January 1911
5 March 1934
| 7 May 1034
- 8 October l.'l.'}4
Shipping bars iiiay he ob-
tained free of charge upon ap-
plication to R. T. Hntman,
Ltd., Snmmereidc.
For lull particulars In regard
to shipping apply to-I
Alfred Fraser i"°~
7
212 Fifth Avenue
New York. N. Y.
tent of $1,250,000 io pay tllc fllll = ;f;;::;.___=.;..;;.=;.;;.e_;=l
ly
_i_ii. n. eiiiis ii co.
' 1
' _ Y
th ng short of disasilou=. stlainmg\
the reserves of the fishing flrnls
 »nd_¢-ning w».l».~...~.<1_f_._...>.»'.'~`-I Fire, Life, Accident, Sickness
ishrrent T0 add to thc srllousnc-ss
-" . l
I th i _ 'i ' l
zz. ..:..“;;‘“:.1“.__‘.i;‘;..:°; °.;l.‘;§.:;;I and Plate Glass Insurance
The srcolld great. illdu.»tly, pulp:    7:
llnd paper lllnllllfaciurilg. was also
l°"1°\1Sfy affected by ihe general, Agent at Summerside. Lloyd Lewis
depression. The usunl malkct tori- `
installment of its external debt- I '-1--_-_ ,___
 _ _ poor fishing seasons. -o sue i
f  seasons in ordinary circunlstallces R 
'  would be serious: in third was no Q p
,rlewsprlnt was l~esl1~icterl, ;l:~lcc.=i 146 RlCI`lII\0l'ld SI.. Ci'l8i'i0It0t0WIl
COAL PHONE: 11| fell and operations in the Corner . ___ __ __
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