. 2,. $13#

7; . _r »

l it _ii

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.~,.»¢,-f'<.,. .-_»f.-» -

_ ' . , 1 ,_i..'.- .,

1 1 .='i'c~‘c¥.=.._i.'-....-._-- .- fl~?ll.f»;_.‘i.'.£' .~..-..:.‘.‘..'_»5f i< '

N°-“me “R-11;“’3? ._ _ fur f“HAs1.@>lte1Q_wi~i Gil-f\RmA_N mos nvs

f _1 611', . .;-ni' ""_""i" .- ______________ ___

. 0 Il

' "°'“""_ St k Many Features Of Boofiof Trade cisiunii ouinnuiii

InterestAndValueTo »C°""°" M“‘="'°"S’

Coming. Fox Show !.;‘.;“°;:‘°:..:;."‘°...°:““.‘§;l.°'

_ -1° ievening. The chief item discussed

Reduced, Fares

_ ncevoso .ui roiiii. is coma. -mi ic camo'

_destinations in- the -United States

ir; 3 1;?

oc Quotations

` ontreal I Pivotal New

.1 1 M _

iiiiiiimiici-iii (Nov. ii) wifi-un -Sic-iygfh-f You sod..

Up to Four Day. Trips Ihre and `i "lifter for tlieilouhd

_ One Day Trip;

‘El . goingnoon El'-iiiv,Ncv.-1o,w aces somliy,

ov. 124 good taretum_loavinIf‘ destlns on not later than M0 - __ DAY midnight, Nov. 18, 1988, _ _

Tirht: and complete is/onirdlos from my qnu. 7' ,

. - . - _ _ _ mme

CANADIAN

' 1- -` .- .'_ r.

rl-1--#?i

single rms for ti.. mums

'rlchtl Z°°i‘l Kilim! by any ' `

rose s n ¢ » in ...... ........s ii... .f

in 8

NATIONAL °

Advertising Rates-Payable in Advance _ ......°°~"-°......‘>“.~.'““‘;'...».n‘.~ .‘::..a..:::::. ~ ` Events. 20-' Dol' loliil Cllllliied. Ze. per word; in Memoriam

_ ._ ' i

Notices. 'loc pci- meh: usa or noni me sph-iam ones- ings, Cards, etc., do. per name; Letters of Condolenoe, Ile. per inch; Notices of '_!hll\ks,u|d Appreciation, 70°. per imdb er;4_e_-pei; ward-__ _Other refer on applications. _ _

(Canadian Press)

Stoekl ‘

Bathurst A Bell Tfl . Bruflinn'

Cs_n Cnr,... ..

Do'P!ii . . caution Ai inn- giln ... 12% 0111 Brides . . :io

Dom Heel and Coal B ... 2 Int Nickel ... . 19 lifsssey Harris . . ... .. 4%

10% ‘iii Mit 8

(Canadian lress) -

Allied Chem Am and F Pow ... Am Smalt ..... Ain Tel and Tel... . . .. Aulicondn ... ... ... . . .. A‘i:bisou .. ... ... .. Auburn Motor ... ... ... ..

;iethdS‘sel _ ,,, ... ,_ .`iiiiii il D ... C P rv

Cline 1.. . . ... 'Wiesnrieake and Ohio .. .. (Ton Gu . .. .. .... Porn Products ..._ ... .. ._ Delaware and Bud ...' . . . ._ Eiiatlnnu . . . ... ... . . ... Gen Elec ... ... ... ... ... Gan Foods . . ... ... . .. Gen Motors . . . . .. ... Int Harvester .. . ._ .Int Nickel . . ... ... . ..

100

. .. . 12%

5% 12%

l\IcColl Front; .

Montreal Pow~... . . . .. ... .

Net Brew

Power Corp ._

Quebec Power Bbnwlnigsn . . Steel of Clin ... 28'/5 Winnipeg-Ei .. -

14% 10%

_ ' Nat, Biscuit ... ... ... . . ,... ' _ N Y Central ... ... ... ... ... ‘_ Nor_th Amer'can ... ... ... ...

Pub Ser N .7 ... ... . ..

1 ~ - » ii _ . . _._ _. .. .- _ .» -_ _s»’.".'.‘»’ ou N . '::.'::

ic .ii `r > |'l'er Gulf .. .. ..

MoNr1i.1iiArT'o:z” :f1°l"i'ils huticr }§{‘_l°” """",'i° --1 -'--.

end egg monkets sirengihencd slight- "“.€';] PC°_!f° "° '°' "' ly on the Montreal iluirv unil proqpcc " sen |‘;)" "' "‘ "' ' ~ H-~ markets toilny while other llncs re- U S mn; °r "' '°' "° "° "- mainc-ii unchanged. No 1 gr.\de but vnnadl” "‘ "‘ "' "' "- ter in car ots or less was quoted ut we mfngo “‘ "' "' "‘ '- =-»» -ei ~--» - »-u--. f-»-.-fu ...:...‘:..°ff_ f~- - f~- -;:_:;

... ... .--

27%

8 li 111%

13% 45 35 275'

24'! 12’ 62 39 39'- 7414 4411/ 'I1 119; 331/ ZW 357: 18% 411/ 20'!- 15% 35% 6'/1 40% 3606 37'!-

104|!

su. is :mai 111/. sw. af'

Greatest World‘Event Of Its Kind To Be Held, W" "“°‘°’”‘°°”‘”’i-i ’“°°”‘““ °' me

Here November 7-9 ‘ _me

Maritime Board of Trade at Kent-

- M ° l

Exhibitions of cu classes src cu- work and places the various classcs. A ’“°1“"°” °"i°""°d “t th” lm

quarterly meeting instructing the

tremely valuable to the average pro- By close observation and question-1 ~'iU0¢1’. because-of the information ing. the reasons why a certain fox Cmmcu to take up the mm” M ii/liliill 18 Sli/GD not billy W lbserva- goes to the top may be ascertained. pmcurmg 5 reducmn in C" ferry

sion. but through me oppoztunlty of

A further study of this animal is of

passenger rates was read. It was

conference with other breeders, who Jnestimable value, in that the ob- decided that the federal represent" my be 8-ble to give valuable point- sewer may receive and fix iii his mv” bf “ked w b° presmb 5" “

ers on breeding, care and handlingl mind a clear impression of the type, of live stock. There is no better and quality whicha, good fox shouldl Dr' J' A- Claxk “ned “Wu Mf- medium through which informationl possess. In subsequent woiik the in- R- O' Parent Wh” l”`°“9hi' “P the may be secured than that of the’ formation thus gleaned may be ap- matte’ °f B°Y s°°“f' APPW DHY- man of practical experience who plied in the individual breeders The P1811. MI- P9-rent stated, was has found out certain things by ranch, ' _to have the boys sell apples on the deaiinrwiih his animals for many 'rho opportunities which thc ro. Street- The °ble<=t was to raise YBBYS- Show supplies are unlimited tothoss iii°ii¢Y lor the Boy Scouts and to 111 nv muse oi the iivs stock in- who are alert io its possiniuiics, mul advertise anbloi. the growing oil

dustry is there it greater need of who really are anxious to perfect the which has been neglected in thisl such information than in fox breed- foxes under their care. All exhibl-_ Province. The boys desire to raise ing, for this after all is a compara- tions are justified by the education, money for tents. The Premier, thel tively new phase of animal produc- stimulation and encouragement they Department of Agriculture, the] tion, and there is still much io be are able to give to the average Experimental Fann, the Mayo.-

_ruoim_ umca_s.na'iau'oi»y

' seats. » ‘- -

O X%O§k

`na'ri-:=-as-per wore. i tavern.- rertlom-for the price of two;~strieeu_ payable In ndvmce.. - ‘

“To .

SMALL OFFICE T0 IST.-APPLE

195 GFBIWD street. _ 2215.

1.-__-T_‘*"*“"""""“"""-"2 '

HOUSE T0 RENT--INQUIRE AT

105 Hillsboro. 2290

advertisement twenty .' `

For Sale -. ~

FOR SALE - AUUTIUN FORT!- Five. Bridge and Whist Score Cards. Guardian' Central Job Pflliiiery . .Nov I-_tf _

UARBOABD SUITABLE FOB

lining outhouses, etc, lo per sheet. Guardian Offioe. tf.

ro 1.11.1' _ FURNISHED HOUSE.

All oonveniéhcjes, Centrally locat- ed, Apply Guardian Oflice. 22801

FOR. SALE-MOTOR BOATLIBICE

reasonable. Apply X. Y. 2i.'Guard- -_ ian. 2274. I

5 _.

Engagements Wanted

ARTHUR lI_0IvDEBs""NEGRD TEN,- or, available for er_igagemants._ __ Write now. for dates, -and terms ` Care .1ohri`B.‘.Walker, Kensington, P. E. I. ' ' 2277.

Miscellaneous _

rllu1mnLLAs_ j nnramap __- $7_

Pownsi ist; south. 2300

B.00MERS‘.1\ND BQARDERS ACP. comodated at 121 P0W!i°l Street-

__ _ _ 225'|‘

l_ FUR COATS REMODELLBD. RE-l paired, relined, clea.ned,. glazed scientifically, satisfactory. Charg- es reiifsonable. Calder’s expert iurrier, 205 Euston St. 2288

i"emaie"l'lel`p W`il1!éd"”|j_

f 1 WANTED-IIOUSEKEEPER, Mine

die aged woman. Apply Guardian.

2313.

-Brite M°v_°1__,-___

L 0 C A L REPRESENTATIVES

wanted for special_Chi‘istmas pro- position, Earn five to't_en dollars per day. Spare' or full time work. Liberal guarantee... Winston C0.. Tolonto D t L 2 » - N-643.

. _eo _ _

srznoivlw -rM1=o1vrs'1.'A1w.n` _

Quaivrnms' 'msn ou.

____ i

-FOR SALE - 1930 FOBD.COUPE

MoN'rR.nAL. __Que.. oct- 31-£10111 -

siderable quantities- off filth oils -ore imported into Belgium _for _ UN/P making, states the..Natur\l Resour- ces Department of the"Can`iidion National Railways. These' include herring oil, cod oil, whale oil, sar- dlne oil and~‘i!ish" oil. Exoe'pt_for small quantities ofsardine o.l, no fish oil is manufactured in Bel- gium. Fish oils 'ers' also iuicd. in the tanning industry ,but not to e

very great extent. Cod livex"_o1l is'

also used for poultry feeding and lor human consumption. c

DANDRUFF '

:gi lsllinf Hsix.

- C! ll U M-

siiytitegl? lolnk. I)`o"tbii l"`

H times; week ell

will be s

i4@`?i>l

f_|MENT.

Professional "(i.t”i'_lis.

Stewart, &,`___ 'cwther 1. g. s'rew.~.n_i.-ir. o lann1__~=1~_i_'=il§7.-,¥i)»ni¢~.i:_‘:iii§_ no , PN ||oi_@f>r_-_%3_»__i.;>aio_ ._

MoLEOD__ ~&: .3ENTi._j.»E'Y__. I. A. BENTLEY W. I. BENTLEY, l. 0. lurinisr md Attorney-s_t-IA! MONEY T0 LUAN

Office. |00 l.i% 8% -_-Eli I-‘oa wane- o Lnisfc

oemidueic»¢eRvli¢n~°~ ‘_ *H

The Trask Well Co. VAUGIIAN Il. GROOM Local Representative Harley M. Boll's Law Olioe

Summ ilenl

H19 ,,, ,_ {° g _‘,. jf’ __ Prohibiti 'n l nftnlsslbn. Clue. Il. Bloch. Chairman.

Charlottetown »

Ill. B. Mebensld. West St. Peters John Simpson, Hamilton.

lend all information regsrdilll

-lgsic. In the past-maijyhevo li¢°¥i

imlaow oi the isis captaimoslcm

" ss s staunch memberiof th Kirk

FOB. SALE-BULLDOG CLUTCH, Model C. Apply Box 492, city.

' 2287

FOB. SALE _ R.EG-I,&TER_E_D_- _ Shorthorn bull four year old._'D. H. Miuchison, North River. 2318.

FOB. SALE - AUCTION FORTY- _Five, Bridge and Whist Score Car-is. Guardian Central Job 'Printery. ' Nov 1-tf.

,_ or 1928 Chevrolet Sedan. Phone _R-642, Miilview. _ 2196.

_ Wanted `

WANTED-TRANSPORTATION T0

Toronto or Montreal. Phone 8520-I... |

253.

WANTED - SUN USED RAD- liofnrs or coils for hot-‘water-imdb -~-ing. Box 509, Bumiriefside. State-

prloe. ~: . _2__3E8 Iii MEMURIAM

._.;, _

MARY ANN HARRIS _

There passed away at St. Pau1‘s

Hospital, Vancouver, .iritish Colum- bia, October 2, 1933, Mary _l__1ll'i Hill' rls, widow. of Lemuel Wallace Harris of Charlottetown, Prince .Edward Island. Private funeral services were held on Thilfsdhi' 8~ft€l’D°0l`i.

_October 5th. Rev. Dr. J. S. Hender- son officiating. Entombment, The Abbey, ocean View Burial 2arl_r._ Mrs. Harris was the daughter of the late George and Anne Ferguson Walker, Charlottetown. She is sur- vived by three daughters, Mrs. C. D. McEiu:liern, Mrs. E. H. Morrison Mrs. T. F. Daly, and one grand- child, Enid I-larris McEachern, all of vancouver, 13.0.; also two brothers, Charles Young Walker, Vancouver, and George Sutherland Walker. Al- lston, Massachusetts. James Walker, residing in Gary, Indiana, and Frank, Charlottetown, are half- brothers of the deceased. '

An artist to the finger tips, Mrs.

Harris excelled in painting and mu-

charmed by her beautiful singing. She was an active member of Zion Presbyterian Church before leaving Charlottetown with her young fam- ily in April, 1904. Her husband had .passed away in January of that ‘_-`yea.r. Of Mrs. Harris it can 'truly _"hs sale "sho has ieu the world bee- `m- for having lived in it." _

sms. mmm ca`m°aa_r.x.

_ Friends will regret toilearn of the fasting of Mrs. Lctitig Campbell,

Campbell, at the home of her daush- ter. Mrs. Hugh Mcncan. _ '

Mrs. Campbell had reached the advanced ago of D2 years and had'

enioyed the esteem of K largecircle of friends -in hor long? an _useful-

`iife. 5:) ', .'..- - f` Mn. osmpneii hoe lm ia' rollin; - health for some time Hd her death

was not uneliwcted iibut _"many friends will miss her cheer! greetins when they called to Ido her. She

Shores me will no noi-ic4'{,i.

beside her late husband, pre-_ deceased her mm! ¥°l‘l'l .-

Besides her dsudhtesl withxrhms

the esusntcn. im. me ` Boston and Mrs. C les

g Vancouver, 5.0., to_ VIH! ly|I\°‘ pithy is smmioo. '= . .. "

'rho nmol-si tools plies

with 10'/g to 20 cents on Mirulav. Re- ceive crniinued light only 10 lioxrs boliiir off<=red'for sale.

Fr-‘sb e_"gs flrmed on the 018 mor-

ket as supplies cont'nucd scarce. G`sd§d,.sh`|\nicnts in eirlots or less of 0"tsr'os were 40 to 42 cents I dozen for extras.'35 to 30 cents for firstl and 18 cents- for second’ whi'n rtorigg eggs remained st 21 cents for- .i1rli~ns, 10 cents for f'rsts and 18 to 16% cents

at 0 to 0'/4 cents A pou"d for Olitarins

cents per 80 pound bug and New

Monthly rocks in s‘or"ge were an-

nounced nt the boa"d nf triida today. f‘i-cnmery butter stocks were less than I Yéili' 28'* B* were fresh eggs

creases f"om n mon‘h nqo. The figur

lfh f ll

M3: Sept 30 1033 184.280; Oct 31, 193-'i

'mo,r4o. - '

- Dn‘ry_ butter-Oct 81 1033 2.279: sent so. 1r|.'i:i_ 1.s~4¢ oct si ishs an

Cheese, Ort ffl 1033 23'! £103: Sept 30

10.1.1, 252,570; off :ii 1533, 145111.

Fresh e|rga_ 4378: Fresh eggs 0'# 31 1033 4878; Sept

30 1033, 7,'-"0: 0:" fu inflfi M72,

S‘orn'"‘ evra. Oc' 3' 'l‘\fi'l_ 77,750;

gD"_;it 30 1033. 107.010; Ort 31 1933 73,-

LIVES TOCK

(fnnndlnn Press)

BI0NTRY~`AL Oct 31-0*ferlngs on

the tirn .\lontr~\l livestock market* today tntnl‘ed 'IRL Receipts were coni- rlosed M3211 cultic, 1371 cnlvcs, 332 hogs nrd 78 sheep nml lambs.

Culver were unchanged. Prices

ranged from S2 for zrnssers to $6.50 for zonal quality venh. ' There were only 70 rheep and inml».~

fr#-|;iiie arédutheae were not enough to

Y' 'I

ii c quo ons. *Hogs were steady. Barons and but- chers brought $5.75 S”i~c‘s rl"ew $1 pei- hnl: prouiilim. Henvlcs $5 2% and extra henrlcs $\,7.'f nnd lights ;5_50_ Bows were from $450 to $5.25_ sc- corillng to wclgbt and quality.

'EX CHA N GE

(Canadian Prem) ` MD.\"l‘ItEAl., Oct 31-“rltlsh and f reign ex:-hriiige in relfitlnn tn the Vlinafiliin dollar as compiled hy the ilnynl Bunk of Cnuadis closed fodiiy as

4 3 3 f ._. _ _ ‘i._'oi'o-.to .lli..e.»-Irre ularly -l, iillringléttciinlillduilllztiins bm' of i 0"' Y°'l‘*°'°°l“ lilllilil 1°

Quebec potatoes brought U to 70 .l.Y,'m:_|‘pe“_whe“ pnctuu’

as w cnin~\:»ris'\ns. n ow:

Cronin-r_v i-u~~r oct si loss 114. liiiefiil s

follower-

Argenilris peso .$008. Auiitrniii pound 3.85411. Austria snhiiling 1.1771.

_Belrlum beige _‘Zi-17. lirnsll mil~es _(18115. .Bulgaria lev .0201

_ Cblnl Hong Kong dpllars

Czechoslovakia crown 0460. Denmark kr-'inn _21|i7.

_(S522.

'Kirk Cemetery at Cape '1_2rhverse. 3'* _

Y.°cURB

he livca, time on lou telecom*

sfternoon from her laid _ to _

Flnlnnd fimnnrk 0223.

Franco franc .000l.

Gormiinv reiciisninrk 3609. flreat B"ituln pound 4.84118.

flreoce d“iichn|a .i’087.

Ho`lsnd finrin .0192

Hirignry pongo .2741.

India rupee .7il\84.

ltuly llra .0S0'7.

Jnpnn yen _'.’lli4.

.Yugoslavia dinnr .0212.

Nr-\v Zen"l'iil pound 3.8000.

Norwny krone _'.'~Hl.

Poland :loti .17'll. ‘Ro`u\n.‘in|a leu .0(i0l`i.

'Soutl1..Afl‘icn pound 4 8352.

Spain pe e‘s 12112. Sweden k one .210~f.

rlivitrcrinnd f one N74. Un`ted Suites dollnr 1% per cent

premium.

_ (Cnnsillln Press) Exchange rates ut the close today

were :- ‘

At liiontrnnl-Pound 468 5-10; U. S

dnilnr 1.0ii/,g f.-mic .0 _

At New York- Pound 4.77; Cnnad-

inn dollar ll.*l".<l: frnnc 5,00. .At l"nrii'--l"oi|nil 80.81 fr; Cnnedlnu dollar 16.73 fr: U. S. doilnr 10,00 f*

in gulf]-f‘iinn|ll|\i1 dollar 855-1

csnis. U. H. vlollnr 00.40 cents.

NE\V YORK, 0l‘t 31--(APP-For

fl G nt Brlta'n

eigu exchange m. e . high 4_'l1i¢,; low 4.76; nose 4.77: 60

7.00; Be‘c’uin 21.02; Gcrinany 30.06;

Wheat: Oct 61%! Nov dllili D06

oii7.B: May 05 -545

CASH PRICES

31 ¢ N 2 nor 58%; No 3 nor 66%: Nil/.4 ngr 55: No 5 52151! N0 ll 47951 png 45%; Track 0171.; No I. durnm

N . - : No Q C W and track 80: No

3 €"\=7_ 21: Ex 1 fend 215: No I feed 25 , _pp 2__tse_o;:|4%; s ccteo 20%. 'gn U; 'lung |rsd~a S ro wel I CW40 wex3CW40g;0tber -fi"-~‘i‘ '.i°;.%;:°*. =.’é°..i

I 0

.. or. zaug Ong

1 ,-33

___ (ilnlnsol

I ... .Ss ... ... .- 9

... ... ... ...- I

mess

'°i:ii° ,lljgiii

use "isiii '.11 III ZIIII

ifrletioq CFIKIIIWIDN- 'AGI .

ine church of scotland' .st

, _Caps Traverse--I .i _z `

in _ .. ... ... 10| Eel ... ... ... ... ...... li ‘lift -~_-fe-_-1 ~“ ‘°"°°

Markets _ At Glance

ior seconds. Arrivals amounted tol -(C "TP".')

'fl . “md ‘Tiicslmtlxrvee mnrkrt wns unchanged T°'°m° ‘mu ‘“"°"‘“‘°5'°°“

er but flrui at close.

on-i ge `\'e\v York-Cotton rubber

§.'3'.'.§“`ll”.“.l’..'.‘Ifi‘. ‘},?1’.`l’.‘.§i‘.'.'l§. 7° '° "_ “"5 ¢°ifi°'i°~ef- e in "L CURB while cm-nmory Butter, cheese, fresh I ‘

eggs und s‘orni:o eggs showed de- _iw _

(Cumdinl Press)

ii A ou . . . ... Bennharuoia ... ... ... ... ... iv-in Toir... imp 0-1 ... ... .,

int Pi-to ... ... ... ... Walker Pfd ... ... ... ... ..._

MINING A

(Uonldlul Press)

Tonouru, oct 31-

Stock: Acme Oil ... ... ... ... ... Aisr oil

ix Piic_... ... ... ... ... .... .i'°f‘<y".'..".'_°'_:.'::."::.‘::.':: re ._ ... ... .. .. ....

Arell ... ... ... ... .:. -:c ... Ashle .

Y....... ......

Bear ... ,... ... 7,. ... .. Boltamac .

la uccsl. '.'.`. `.`.`. III 111 III Barryl .:.- ... ... ... Bobjo . . . . ... .. .....

Iiralovns ... ... ... ... ,__

Buff Cnn ... .cs ... -sc ...

Bunk Hill ... ... ... ... .. Cni and Edm ... ... ... ... ... ('nn liinl ,_

cm._i.»_ r 'I.`.'fIf

1'(-n Pnt........... .. Cen Pat ... ... ... .s ..: '... iih‘b°\is Cierlcy . . . - .. ...- Columnrlo ... . ... ... .. Coinmon W P ... .. . . ... __ Dome Mines ... ... ... ....

l“'I_ir_\ldge ... ... ... ... loine ... ... . - .. . ...

graham ._ ... .:.‘: .‘:... .-snada ... .. ... .. . . .. lifirker _ . .. . :.. :.: Hollinger ... ... ._ Hnme.-‘toad ... . . ... ... ... ,_ Houvy ... ... ... ... Hurooinn ... ... ... ... ... .. Kenley ... ... ... cs. ..... Kirk Lake ... . . , _ .___ Kootenay ... ... ... ... ... ...

Kl"k Pre ... ... . ... ... .- Lakolnnd ... ... ... ... ... Lake Shore ... ... ... -. ... .. Lee Gold ... ... ... . . ... I-oivery . . ... ... ... ... ifnensse ... ... ... ... ... ... _i:{<'i"iyre ... ... ... ... ..

cMl'1nn ... .. ... ... -._ ...

l\fc\'itt'e ... ~... . . ... .. ....

Monetn ... ... . . ... ....

Nnrnndn _ ... ... ... ... ...

Pioneer . s ... . ... ......

dav bllla 4.75: Frnncr- 5.00: Itnly

Wheat: No 1 bard 04%; No 1 nor'

OID IIC Ull ll! ll . ... ... ... cs. ...

Rond Auth ... ~ . ...

liteno Gold . . ». . . ... .. ‘Sun Ant.. ... . . ... ... .. |Sberritt ... ... ... ... .... Biscoe . . . ... ... ... ... ... .. kit Anthony ... ... ... ... ....

Sud Basin ... ... ... ...

Svlvnnite ... ... ... ... .. Teck Hush ... ... ... ... ..... Thoms Cod ... ... ... ... '1‘-'\\\‘ei_rlll|\c_ ... ... ... .... White Engle ... ... ... ... ... [Vacuum ... . .. .. ... ,... Vlpoiid ... ... .». .cs .... Waite A M ... ... ... .. ..... Wiltsey C ... ... ... os- ... .. Wl\iz.t H ... ... ... ..... W sid

»-1. - ;:;

Total sales 502,011).

GRAIN 1 ---»

Aldermse ... ... ... ... ._ ._ _2:s°ma_... ... ;.. .

w.“d.“ rn", gonqun ... ... ... ... ... ..

wf~~11~1i<» 0°- ii- §:§.§.° _‘_’f‘ .'.': ::: ::: ::: ::

Il ... ov -s »s -s - "--

°"°sl .Big .Miss ...- .:. .°.. s-»° .». ..

Brett Tr '... ts. ... ... ... ... Brownlee ... --s ... ..» ... .. C Kir

ol’".§°= °°* ’°’l"" "D" “°""‘ °"'.di’mt.;':..":.:':.:':.:°:.::: ménrlc-y: Oct 8555A; Dec 33%; n(gy_&l;mM:_|l..._. ... ... .. ...

churchui '.'.' .°.°.` II Connie ... 1.: ..f Dol ou ...

D ll l ... ... ... ... ....- :£2 15".. 1

r . . . . .

Wilorsdo _.Z °. " I ::: lf..

one ggilgzn ..l ... ... ... Home _oii"..f°1.I°§.f"..I"..IIf I-Ind.-B47 ... ... ... ... ... Nighol ... ... ... ... . .. -ll "Kill ... ... ... ... ... Koen . . Kirk Town . ... , . lake-lumen . . . . .. Lebei ... ... ... ... iifnlrobie ... .-. ... . - ... lhnov §2£;2....":-.:"..t"..t"_.1 '..."::: 0 o . .. . ou_'s°¢i CII I.: I.. If III. 3:30”---_... ... gig: oro"`..f°'..I"..f"..1"..'."If

0 ssc » so ... sis s --

imcific . . _ sua

so xc'6r`e `. 2'. I'I

‘N lolllosee vien~lieere'» Hormone.

low

owcr

lugs.

Close 12% 3’/1 11 12% 18% 14%

1iii_ massed forcesagalnst the demon- }§% strawrs. Onelof the injured is a Wg .police liiutenant. who was struck

71,4 'by a brick.

ioo

4-i 46 4.1 oo 4 2%

meeting to discuss the subject. `

leamed by the great mass of breed- breeder in any particular line. They and pi-eminem, mizens were behind

ers in connection therewith. Fur- can be made more valuable accord- the 'rnovement. Prince Edward 15. thermore the industry is gradually ing as the average man places him- land apples of the best grade had extending and embracing new breed- self in s. pos'*.ion to receive sucll already been spoken IOL , ers, particularly among the farmers benefits. ; The board endorsed me m°ve_i oi the country, who are analog ii; Prince iniwmi island has hai men, 1,, ....W O, ,he ,act tha, me. few foxes as a. valuable sideline to many excellent shows in farm pro- pfoduq to be sold is an Ishmdi the livestock industry. It is only ducts that have wieldedawonderful product

_ should be somewhat "ncertain re-

have been in the some class as the_

ible facility in an educative way. to improve his ranch should)neglect Here one may closely follow the to participate in its benefits on No- “muon of an Mr man sewlce b°'. Judge as he carefully performsihis vember 7th, 8th and 9th. 1

natural that these new additions influence on its production, but none* DL Clark Stated that he had

seen a man with 100 barrels of

_ garding the highest type and qual- Fox Show for undoubtedly this fee- E M I

’ t h R. d A l _

ity of foxes, as well as regarding ture is the greatest of its kind in itfcwgigi cofld ng? E`;’eoru_:ue(:;";I many of the details connected with the world, and should radiate an in- _ _ q Y

imported apples. A letter from

To all who are in the industry the standard. No breeder who is engag- t. mg con ne e n r'

lthe feeding and management. fluence of the highest possible New Glas ow tai d th _ fo : Fox Show provides the finest poss- ed in fox breeding and who wishes ma 1°" at th” .Board °t- Trad” I

there was pressing for the inaug-

tween New Glasgow and Charlotte- fi0WH. inunediaiely on the discon- tinuance of the steamer service. '

strike motors no iciu1a“Bubb1cs" ' T--1 -»----a°- W-

to the air mail committee.

The question of rendering of fish I

(Associated ri-ess) LONDON, oct. al-ccrmznesr It W" decided thai the “Simi

Dr.'rri.o1'i', oct ai-Rlolcrs who Admiral w. is/il James, who has °°”“'“’“ii°“ °f $50 bi’ Paid i-ii= sped in a. motorized mob through been promoted to Vice-Admiral, is Canadian Chamber °f °°miii€1'°€~ = Detroit’s rnanufactiirlns section familiarly known as "Bubbles", he' A letter h'°m the 5€Cl'9fiii'Y 01 l today smashed hundreds of win-_being the subject of the famous the Maritime Board of Trade:

____ h i___ |oil in this Province was discussed.

“iw cows, ‘hui-iso missiles ai i>°iice.'plcnuc “1_=.uo:.1cs-', c child blowing “feed attendance at the annual 110 burned blueprints in the streets bub‘o1"s, painted by his grandfath- m°°iliiS 0! i-118 organization on 22,, 'sms Ove.-turned automobiles in the cr, sir John Miusis, British mist. N°v~ 8 and 9. at Kentvllle. N. S. 3 ' first s'rlous outbreak of a month- Since childhood this name hasl A letter received by M1-_ R., 15,

it/_ old mol and diemakers strike. _stuck to the new Vice-Admiral, M\1lCh To the Maritime 'I`ransD0l‘-1 ion

i, Five men were lhll-lied Sllgli-t1Y|whose promotion is the result of_tation Commission requested him

and six were arrested as police

The rioters were said by police

to have numbered 2,500 men.

Leaders of the tool and diemak-

ere strike. which has been in pro- gress a month disclamed any con-

‘8 I __i_i_% nection with the demonstration,l¢cn¢1y by the Admiralty, 3.15 -

40 . employers themselves said they liid

not believe reputabe tool and die-

se makers were connected with the 3

disturbance.

120 50 4.1 37

_ 21;,

5 _

12 oi Plant managers said the demon- He was in wmmnnd gg me Red

siration in each case was directed at tcol and diemrkers who had not

,li joined the strike. of scotland,

.\lcWntters ... ... ... .. ... .. -‘iii-flow -.. . . ... ... .. Moff Hull ... ... ... ... . ....-

iiiilrvlhy . . ... ... .

Ncivbec .. ... ... .. . ......

i :i 7% ‘ii -.

Ninieslng .. ... ... ... I

dl Q2 long statement referring to the

an "misunderstanding of present act- 1025 112 55 :in

North Can ... ... ... ..» ... .. Olga Oil ... . ... Pnymssier .. ... .. ... ... ...

Pre-rnier . . ... ... ... _... Pros Air ... ... ... ... ...

on im 10'! I us 44 no len eip

ln 1 so ics io aio 44 30%

17 2% 9 'li

1-i 183 14 5 50 4*/3 2

Sill

in sit ws 90.1 livin :ii/. 2

13 lv.

10 3 3 ii 2; Live or Dressed Chickens B0 is

7'/ xg.: Slilp Earl? ll'l Wéelf. One of the fundamental refiiilfif'

l="l*‘l3l"'-'~"`f-l"f°--:`-`--"T “lu” "¢:<.§'&Ii>oi:1i’.i§iJ1R.{`s"siiii° §'L°.`.`.`1..".'..`..".°.f§"`.....'I§..‘?.ff.'$`.““°'.`.i ~l1u\1 'rl-is B1-:sr-iiR1~:i~:i> BaT'reR" ,

2299 soil °fs=11i° mai-Wi'~

§§_“°iGr0W1ng Activity L3,I1(l S6l1l.l6I1l0ll.

45 101

In Sheffield Plants

, Erlgiand, Oct 31-

(C. P. Cable)-The Sheffield chamber of commerce tonight took note of repo.ts of increased arma-

eii ment manufactiire and issued a

iv1ti`”s in Sh ffield regarding arma- ment manufacture."

95| Replacement of ships and mater

'in arrears. acccuming for the pre-

that a large propa_t1on of that

ing constructed under ordinary

work being done, lt concluded is re resented by large commercial

automobiles and stainless steel.

N0 PUBLICITY

A writer mentions the case of s

lady eentensrian who has never been photographed. Something seems to tell us that she was not

led for Egg Circle members.

United Kingdom has been sus-I T_EFf0N'1`0_ Z0” 31~‘C-Z->~ ';`_°

ii d in ill auo or the _.uc-film °PP'°°i- S Wives- *Si f- '

___ ilxsmen wngllxsiig ofnthe Di$uma_:Ask Professor T. Pswell, dean of; a S P F 40 l M conference ,Toronto tattooers. It mayhave tak-

ms ' _

it _ _ en 20 years to restoe curves to the

another step toward a. reduction i.n`

the average age of Admirals on ac- tive list.

It is one of several promotions

fo`l0wing the placing of Admiral Sir Frank Larkin on the rctired_

list at his own request, to facilitate

the promotion of younger officers. His retirement, and the other pro- mot'ons, were announced just re-

Vice Admiral James is re-ap-

polnted to the command of the Battle Cruiser Squadron, which he has held for more than a year past.

forces in the recent ccmbined na-' val and air exccisa-s of 'he coast

For Unemployed

LONDON, Oct 31-(C. P. Cable) -The po'itical oorrspondent of the Con`e:vative Morning Post fo- day said the Government is con- sidering e land settlement for re-| lief of unemplo' ment, believed to call for expenditure of 10,000,000 pounds in England and Wales and 4,000,000 pounds in Scotland.

TAT00 ARTIST PLIES IFS

to be present at a meeting of the old Commission on Nov. 'I at Kent-l ville. 1 There was some discussion on the matter of freight rates. l The matter of representation at

the Maritime Board meeting was discussed. 1 It was decided- that Dr. J. A.

Clark be the voting delegate.

Mr. R. L. Cotton thought that

during the winter season the;-5 should be a pullman car on the train one day a week. It was decided that the Trans-

portation Committee prepare rep-i 1-esentations tg be forwarded to the railway.

This column in reserved for Gueeh’l

County news of local Interest but Ml- rertlslng of n newsy nature mly be inserted nt 4 cents A vrord strictly puyishle in advance.

ENTRIES FOB FOX SHOW

close November 3rd, 2295

NOTICE T0 ADVERTISERS. --

Advertisers are requested to Send in their copy so as to reach the Guardian Office by 11.00 A. M.. the day previous to insertion, otherwise insertion will be delayed a day.

REGISTRATION CERTIFI-

CATES must be submitted with Fox Show entries. 2297

CRIPPLED CHILDRENS CLIN-

IC at the Red Cross Office, Char- lottetown, Thursday, November 2nd. and at the Town Hall, Summerside. Wednesday, November Bth, 3145.

ENTRIES I-‘OR FOX SHOW

should be mailed to Exhibition Office, Tweel Building. 2298

A SPECIAL AND COBDIAL invi-

tation is extended to the ladies to attend the meeting of the Queen’s County Conservative Association in the Market Hall on Friday evening at 8 o’clock, November 3rd. 2285.

DELIGIITFUL TEA-A most suc-

cessful and enjoyable afternoon tea was held yesterday by the Wo-he-lo Club at the spacious residence of Mrs. W, R. Aitken, Longworth Ave- nue. Delightful music was render- ed during the tea hour by Miss Nan Shaw, popular Charlottetown artist. The dining room was appropriately decorated with Halloween trim- mings and out flowers. Little Miss Billie Bourke attended the door. The guests were ushered to the drawing room by Miss Florence Platte. where they were received by Mrs. W. R. Aitken and Mrs. Ivan Horne. Mrs. LeBaron Tait and Mrs. Percy Guill- son poured tea. They were assisted in serving by Mrs. Arthur H. Duvar and Mrs. George Wood, Miss Anna. Meir, Miss Mary Lowther, Mrs. Her- bert Michahellas, Mrs. Walter Wil- son, Mrs. James Montgomery, Mrs. Harry Cudmore, Mrs. Theodore Bayer, Mrs. George Tweedy. Mrs. Jack Stems. Mrs. George Johnson, Mrs. James Tait, Mrs. Frank Stew- art and Mrs. Fraser Morrow.

PERSONALS

Mr. Alec McEalche'rn, Johnson’S

River, was ln the city yesterday.

Miss Annie Corrigan has returned to Boston after spending a pleasant vacation with relatives in Tracadio

Rev. Mr. Quiggan, who has been

conducting an Evangelistic Service at Central Christian Church left Monday for Montreal.

Mrs. Thomas McGulga.n has re- turned home from the City Hospi- tal where she underwent an oper- ation a few weeks ago.

::Money easily earned al agent

There were 1.116 sugar bushes

in Canada operating under the Map`e Sugar Industry Act last Yeafl ajso 24 manufn turing or packing plants. . 1

"Muscular Rheumatism subdued,

When one is a. sufferer from mils- cular rheumatism he cannot do bet- ter than to have the region rubbed with Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric Oil. Let the rubbing be brisk and continue until ease is secured. There is morc virtue in a bottle of it than can bc

The statement acid that during I l---_-' . Home Calls Mode.

fully estimated.

for our reliable Une of trees and shrubs. Full or part time. Cash com- mission paid weekly. Complete M1158 of 900 proven varieties Red Tag Nursery Products. Illustrated Liter- ature, finest equipment to help Wil selL Write Dominion Nurseries, Montreal.--110.

l ur. W. ii. Garson

CHIIOPRACTOB.

nu-cc rcs. rumor Graduate iz4 rriocs st. rhons im

the 1`st few years the normal pro- ' * _ _ __._as-sn. _ 1 _ ng-im i

gramme of naval building in the. TRADE ‘_ -_ .

»m15_ it added had become gremy fashion books. but never in all;

» those 20 years have the many-

nnt ..Bug__uy.. Increased activity in manly chests that wear them ini many Sheffield plants. Figures, it Purple and blue been inclined t0_ continued, show ony 20 percent of, the turnover 0! large ,wel ,kms Curves are one of Professor Poiw-i

is represented by m.mamem,s_ md eli’s staples. He has been tattoo-_

ing in Toronto since 1010 and

regret them as old fashioned.

'work is mme up of mume pm. ‘ ought to know what Toronto likes]

41,5 pe)-mg mlchmery for wa,-ships be-i Sea-going Toronto, he says, pre- sg fers the “S~ior's Grave." It is said 5

_p__o¥mmm____ } to look good on a forearm-a non- _

Th-9 Nmammg 50 percent of me chalant hearty in a sailor suit _

nonchilantly drowning in billows abloom in a forest of hair.

sclllemes, mercantile marine build-- 01 <°“i'S° l-l'i€i`° is al-9° the l»°i'iib‘ ing, production of alloy-steel for Fl/UN ¢i\8i'iW¢il- _“Iii M°iii°i'Y °f

Mother.” Tnat is another of To- ronws favorites. But perhaps the "most favorite" accordng to the professor, is one of a lady in a red costume balancng on s ball and holding doves in her hands. She doesnt. it is explained, hurt much

nth Bef Dis

In acu.e”___P,mch_ to have done, "De _ ore - |

honor"-o. skull naied to a. heart

In AI- ‘by a big Juicy dagger-is another

lfavorlte. And there are always the

abundant Britannia, and "Mans D T L E A N Ruin" 'sed in a wine glass , a c ._

1 angc nt of play-'

and Fowl, now being l|gm|. :E mf" an me il Aoarcsscs riumcs naxcii 1_ mils west

85 Rvchrster Si. Apt. 54 North R-vii' R0-Ill

70 Dnrrhrstfr Si. 0f’fl:c 1320 (loot shore l7f"l“’i’l»l'i

All my foundation stock is

Why take chances buying

from ordinary animals, some

did this and find it psys.

to you.

I can supply a few medium, light medium and pals silver

males with 4 to 5 consecutive crosses of PRIZE BLOOD.

individuals. I have line bred and in-bred them until the color texture and veillng has been I believe set.. These puali- tics are most necessary for GOOD PELTS.

but unless you get a. high average of the right type in each litter you will take years establishing s quality herd.

You may psy n few dollars more for SUPERB FOXES

but you will get he benefit of years of careful breeding, I

Ionlyreserveafewm.slessoIrun4io5femalesto

each male. I never had s pm refuse to DOUBLE MATS, this quality in a good male should make him more valuable

Prices and Terms reasonable.

_ amou edigreed Male ox i A

bred from s. few outstanding

foxes which have been bred

of the increoso may be good

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