NOVEMBER s. 192.3,;

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Income Tax ‘ Financial arrangements creditors.

P. C. BOX 35.

Notices, 10c pes- iuch; Lists

cents.

il. K. S. llEMMlllli, B-A-.C-P-A..C.G.A

CRTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT MERGER OF

CANADIAN scorers or oosr ACCOUNTANTS COMMISSIONER roa TAKING AFFIDAVITS m TEE surneru: coon-r or r. u. L r. e. r. aernessimiznvc ‘run causnrsu CREDIT MEN'S TRUST ASSOCIATION, LIMITED. '

Advertising llates-llflayahle in Advance ' Central Guardian ‘locals, 4c. per word; Western and

Eastern locals, 2c. per word; Events, 2c. per word; Classified. M per word; In Memorials:

lugs, Cards, etc., in. per mime; Letters oi Condolence, 10c. per inch: Notices of Thanas and Appreciation, 10c. per inch or 4c oer word. Other rater on applications.

' Minimum Charge for any advertisevnsnt twenty - five

Pivotal New York Stocks,

mod" ‘ (Canadian Prue)

Ailiid Cheiu Am and i4‘ Pow Am Smelt , , , , ,_ Am Tel and Tel . Anaconda .,, Airirson ,. Auburn Motor

Beth Steal .. Canada Dry

C P R ..

Cure . Chesapeake and oiiio (‘on Gas . . . . . . . ., Corn Product» De uvmre and Ifuii .

SCOTIA BUILDING

CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I,

Accounting systems opened up and revised,

Labor saving oiIice methods installed.

Cost Accounting instituted to suit special requirements, Monthly, quarterly and annual audits.

Balance sheets and Proflt and Loss Accounts prepared, written up and flied.

made between debtor and

Limited Liability Companies Incorporated.

TELEPHONE I318. ‘

Announcements and Coming of Floral and Spiritual Offer-

kATEz-ic per word. three In- ccrtions for the price of two, strictly (Parable in advance.

For Sale l

Eastman Gen Electric (ion ifnorls . Gen Afr-tors . Int HYIIYflIIEI.‘ . Int Nickel ... N"t Bisi-ut ... . N 1' Cenlmi North Aiueicun Pub Ser N J Rad!

o . . . . .. Stand Oil N ,1 Tex Gulf . Union Quriflde . Union lHu-‘fo u, UnWorl I'm-p _ U S Rubber U S S1901 .. Vnrnviiuni .

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Montreal Stock Market

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Bstxirst A ... Bell Tel Brzzsl iun (en Car . D ui Can . -_ .- Cu" Ind Al A C P R ...

How Smith ... ... Dom Sleel and Coal B Int Nickel ... “w... illusory Harris . hit-Coil l-‘ront .. l\I:nt'"ai Power Nut ilihw .. Power (‘ri‘[l n. Quebec Pow ... Shuivinignn . S‘ei>i of (‘nn Winnipeg El

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Int Pet" . “Hilkur Pfd ... ..

FOR SALE — AUUTIUN Fofifie - Let Five, Bridge and Whirl. I _° Cards. Guardian Central J Hizitery Nov i-t. g SMALL OFFICE TO LET. APPLY .-_i_.___ .3? Gm-mm“ 5W”- , __ ___"15- caaaoann SUITABLE roir T.) LET - mars: FURNISHED “wee? ‘Efififi 0?; 1°

rooms {or light housek ,ing. Apply 106 Hillsboro Street. 233B.

' T0 LET -- NICELY FURNISHED front room, ground floor, with or "without board. 156 l‘ ‘* land Street. 3334.

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TO LET—WA.RM AND. SUNNY

furnished bedroom, ground, floor, continuous hot water. Meals op- tional. Apply Guardian. 2356

Wanted WANTED _.'_rifs'ii's€rbii"ririiifii

t0 Boston. Phone 850-1‘... 2359

WANTED-SOME USED RADI-

I atom or coils for hot water heat-

ing. Box 509, “ --’-- State price. ‘.

WANTED - SUN USED RAD- iators or coils for hot water heat- ing. Box 509, Summer-side. State Brice. 2258

WANTED TO BUY SEATS OR chairs suitable for Hail. Russell Harris, 273 Sydney Street, Char- lottetown. _ 2345.

WANTED — SUN USED RAD- iators or coils for hot water heat- ing. Box 509, Summe milk. State price. 2258.

Lost

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LOST —- IN WEST ROYALTY, Silver Black Fox. No tip —re'.vard. Apply Guarfiiniri.__r_ V

LOST — BETWEEN VERNON AND Souris, Oak table leg. Finder please notfifv Fox i7. Ssuris. 2377.

LOST-NOV. 2ND, PURSE WITII

money-and check for $8.45 cn- ‘ dors"d by Ira Stewart. Finder please phone 997-1.. ' 2387

LOST - LARGE BLACK AND white cat. Answers to name of Whiskers Reward if returned to Mrs. George J. Rogers, 230 Prince St. 2801

Viole- Heip Wanted _______________.______

BECOME EXPERT BARBER “ ‘ our special low coat course. Hundreds of successful graduates. Write Mole: Barber Colleire 573 arranged Halifax

Miscellaneous

WE PAY SPOT CASH FOR MEN'S

. suits and overcoat-s. carpenifer and mechanical tools. Second Hllld Store, I08 Richmond Bio Phone 800. I38!

Female Help Wanted wANrim-nouselrrnrrn, sun-

FOR SALE — REGISTERED Shorthom bull four year old. D. H. Murchison, North River, 231a.

FOR SALE-GOOD WORK MARE $35.00. Also large PCIOIJEPOILFOBI. Walter S. Weeks, Fredericton.

2342.

.._______, FOR SALE — AUCTION FORT!- Five, Bridge and Whist Score Car-is. Guardian Central Job Prlntery - NOV I-bf.

FOR SALE — 50 ACRES 0i‘ LAND at New Haven, in high state of cultivation and well watered. Will sell cheap. Apply to J. Cavanagh.

2341.

FOR SALE-ONE TON‘ TRUCK wagon nearly new, one 4 wheel trailer, one new Beatty Crusher. Also one 4 cylinder chev. engine with governor and pulley. Earle Coies, North Milton. . 62

EASTERN GUARDIAN

..'Th.n column is renoru-d for new: of local interest but adrertlsing o! a newny n.i-.u.e may be inserted at a "m; a word ainctiy pnyah-e in advance.

..'MR. G. LELACIIEUB, Domin- ion Seed Brunch, Sackviile, will ad- dress s public meeting in St. Mary's‘ l-Iail, Souris, Saturday at 7.30 P. M., diSCiloSlIig seed cleaning for farm-

ers use and market, and probable seed prices for fiext spring. 237B.

. 3ST. PETERS BAY—Greenwich at ll a. m.; Marie at 3 p. m. At St. l-erers at 1 p. m. the pageant “All Ivor Christ" will be presented. W. M. S. Ihankofferlng. Special music and oflering. Rev. W. E. Aitken, Minister “WRESBYTERIAN Church in Canada, 0a and Montague coingregations. ‘The Rev. E. C. Rob- ertson will preach: Sunday, Nov. 6th, Dundas, 1i a. m.; Lorne Valley, 1.30 p. m.; Cardigan, ii p. m., and Mon- tague at .7 p. in. The Rev, John A. Prltchard, Moderator.

,.'SUDDENLY BEBEAVED-Mrs. (Reva G. C. llringle. of Montague, received word of the death of her brother, Georle Freese in Kansas, and left early Saturday morning for her home in Sussex, where the fun- eral will take place. Mr. Freeze died suddenly frcmthe results of sn op- Mrs. Pringle has the sin- cere sympathy of the community in

die aged woman. Apply Guardian. 231$.

A stout man walking on the promenade of a reside town saw a weighing machine with the not- ice, "I speak your weight."

He put a penny in the slot and stood on the platform.

A voice fairly shouled. "Orv "t a‘ time, please!"

no

her bQIQQVGIIIQDUP-H.

"WFEDDING BILLS-All OWN of interest to Prince Edward ll- landers took place at East Florence- ville, N.S., on Saturday, 0805C’ l1. when Miss Bessie Maude limit became the bride of Mr. DUI!‘ INI- wick Wightman, younfl»@ of till Rev. m. I". A. Winona-systole nil

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(Canadian Press) Stocks

Auie: Cynn B Am r Su Pow s G cud El . n liirconi (lites Serv .. Fold of’ Can . El iloiiii iiiillAslifllfi

imp 0|l . Inf Veto Nlng Ifud . St Oil lud

PRODUCE

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SIOSTIIEAL, Nu 2—t.‘herso and butLn prior-u ivi-re hi‘. ly higher on tin- .\l-| tr n: doi y a u produce nuir» kct iuiluy while eggs fvillil neil illi- (‘liiillINL No l glide l» tti-r in cnr- lots or loss we c quord ni 27% cents n pound, with re r-‘pls totalling 14 boxes.

Oniurlo choose friurd ‘A pound, us did Quebec birimls, ‘he forur-r h coining U“; to i! cents u pound [I'll] thi- luticr HM, in 8% routs. Arriinls flillwiiiifflil to I158 boxes.

The 111g um kct held lz-ndy. ilrml ed slrpm nts i cur‘ois or less of Oii- lurlus cont u ll st 40 to 42 cents n rl~zcn‘for 'xtrus_ 35 in 30 cents fir first»: nnd I8 in l0 cents for seconds. Pullers hrught Ii.’ to till cents n llill- en, stomps eggs in cnriots or iss were 2i coni- for rxivns, iii rants for firsts ind i‘i cents for seco :11. A tolnl of ‘.‘l.'l roses was nff“l'l'il for snlv, -

Qiu-lr-o and \'i~\\- iirunsiri k RIP?“ IliOil“'fl|h |Il"'|'0"I r-nnfnwl Iii sumo tho furuicr hlnging (L1 to T0 rents pcr 9A) pound bu! nu; iho Irtii-r 70 to 75 vi-uis for sinfliur quaniiiics.

EXCHANGE

THE CHARLUPTETOWN GUARDIAN

Stock Quotations

Markets At A Glance

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(Cansnfan Press)

Toronto and MODIFBIII-SACKI clos- eii higher.

Toronto Mince-K‘ cd lower.

New York-Narrow higher. ‘

iiinuipeg—\Vheat (308211 higher,

hew York-Coffee, sugar, sud cotton higher.

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Stocks

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lieml Authu Rcno Gold San Ant .

Teck Hugh . Thonis (kid

Total mvsatbh. UNLISTED Aiwoiua . ,

Algonquin ..."...".... . Big Miss ... .

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“Uil Iin .\'li'k‘l . Jncir .\I:|n .. Kirk 'i‘owu Luke .\IilI'0ii

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R.h.\;.>o . Ruhb Mont . hlilil Sn Kcoifi Sud Mines Vcniurcs .

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CLOSE

\\'l'e::l£ Nov V415; Di-c 6105-7}; May (WMA to M: Jii'y 081/, Unis: Nor 304i; cc 3",‘; “n! (Canadian Prlltll] 3'3 . IiO.\".l‘IlEAL_ Nor k-lirllish and ilnricy: Nov 34B; Dec 34%; May fort-go v-‘i-hanxe n rc'.'i'.--~| n llll‘ 31%. Cnniuiimi ll‘|b.', u o». mired ivy the lluyiil ‘Joni: Cnundn. rinsed tv-Jrv CASH PRICES as f- lows:- A go tina geso .3006. Wh at no l hurd 0PM: No 1 “or Aiietriill pound 3 857 (HM; No “ nor "l‘- ; No 3 nor 537G. Austria sch iling . 807 \o ~i nor 51%; No 5 54% N~ ~10 _ Iiei um n gu lF-‘i. Fccd 4'04»; Truck 0%; o nlu ilm Bum] ...ii es :53. (15%. Balm-ii le. .020“ H mu: No c w '10“; No i‘ W China Hon Kong doiinie 10184 21%; Er 1 feed 8 111%: No I feed 20-

Crechcsmra ia crown

Denmn k krone .2175.

Finland Iinmsrir .0222}.

France franc .0110.

Goriunuy re chnmsrir 0373i.

Gzent Briiniu nound 4.8001.

Greice rliachma .0150.

11o land flonn Amm-

Huug-ry pengo 2150.

ludiu rupee .34‘ i.

Italy iin .083‘...

Jamn y n .'- .

Julroshvin llllllll‘ .0217.

New Zi-nia d pound 3.8012.

Norway krone .2444.

Poinnrl rlogi Jigllkl

llouinnna eu . -

South Africa pound 48019.

Spain Persia .1313.

Suction krone .300.

Sir-im- lnnrl franc .3018.

Pulled sums dollar 5-10 ocr cent premium. (Associated Prone)

NEW YORK, Nov 2~Foreign or phnngn strong. Britain high 4 gm; low 4.82%: close 413%; 00 (My hills 4.82%; France 6.08: Italy g 11; Belgium 21.75; Germany 31.25; (‘nnsrin 90%-

Exchange rater st the close lode! wore:-

Ar Montreal-Pound AM: U. l. dollar 1.00 o-It; franc (1.10.

At Ner" York-Pound 4 80K: @11- m-n dui'lr 005$: franc 0.08.

A 15.50 fr: Canadian

e Paris—PduiNl 4min 16.20 fr; U. S. dollar 16.61

' id-Csnnillan dollar U! all, U. s. aim u so.

M‘: No 2 feed 24%: Rejected 21%: 'I"nrk 30%.

Bnriry: Mailing grades 0 row ex 3 C W 41%. O lirr rules no 5i l‘. W 3i: NoiCWlVllflNnilCwflll/goli 0 C W 30%; Trncir 31%.

COVEIIEAD ROAD SCHOOL

Honor roll for October:

Grade VIII-l, Dolly Ready.

Grads VI-i, Wendell Birt; Stella Birt; 3, DougirsKelily.

Grade V-1, Althea Dockendorff; 2, Freeland Dooirendorff; 3, Edison McMillan.

Grade IV—i, Garth Sirt; 2, Janet Swan; 3, Margaret Wooidridge.

Grade III-i, Helen McMillan; 3, Harvey Reilly; 3, Clarence Wool- dridge. ' Grade III-l, Allan Resrdon.

Grade I (ai-l, Erma Birl.

Grade I (b)--i, Marjorie Mac- Donald; 2, Veda MacDonald.

Grade I (c)—i, Muriel MacDon- lld: i, Ernest McMillan.

Perfect attendance-Janet Swan. Harvey Reilly, borne Keiiiy, Allan Rear-den, Veda MacDonald.

r Sara I. Neill-Teacher.

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Canada, Austrais, New Zeelnnd. .54 "l? Uhited Sinks supply i. i‘ bulk of the Un ted Klngdomii porn I Willa.

rubber

' $1,500,000 . . 2,000,000 . , 1,750,000 . .

$5,250,000 . .

TAXES on utilities are increasingomlnousiy, l and expenses for labor and materials are shooting upward. In the face of these increased expenses, the utilities are forced to reduce their incomes by making “mergency” rate reductions. These factors are beyond the control of public utility managements. They are the principal factors which make ii increasingly difficult for many utility companies to earn enough to meet their fixed interest requirements.

In the case of the Associated System, it is estimated these uncontrollable expenses and reductions in income during the present year will amount to more than $5,000,000:

increases in

. More for Taxes . N. R. A. Costs . Reductions in Rates

.\ LESS for INTEREST

$1,500,000 More Taxes

Two new taxes imposed this year, the 3% tax on electricity and the capital stock tax, add ap- proximately $1,500,000 to the tax burden of the Associated System. Associated taxes in 1932 were $8,300,000, an increase of 33% over 1930.

Price and Wage Increases Add $2,000,000

Direct costs for wages and salaries under the N. R. A. are estimated at $1,000,000, and indirect costs in higher prices for materials, supplies, and equipment at another $1,000,000. The Assoc- iated System is glad lo cooperate in the Admin- istraiion’s effort to stimulate business recovery, but severe rate reductions and destructive taxation make it increasingly difficult to do so.

Debentures should be mailed to Transfer and 61 Broadway, New York, N. Y., or The Public

of New York, Trust Department, 76 W bentures issued in exchange are being I which obviously cannot be set forth in this advertisenien jrnown debenture holders and will be fu

m1 iled promptly.

‘$1,125,000 Rate Reductions Associated operating comp

Whaillils the Utilities . Increased Taxes, Expenses, Reduced Rates Endanger Public Utility investments

in New York Aloné anies in New York

State alone have had their rates reduced by $1,125,000 this year. Reduced rates mean reduced income. Demand for emergency rate reductions

is widespread.

Deficit-Interest Not Earned

Largely as a result of these conditions, the Associated Gas and Electric Company showed a deficit after interest charges of nearly $650,000 for the second quarter of 1933. In spite of increasing electric output, no month in 1933 has. produced total revenues higher than those of the

same month in 1932, previo in the entire history of industry. The most recent discouraging.

usly the worst year the public utility figures are equally

Maturities Being Refunded from Earnings

Restrictions on security markets caused by the

National Securities Act m

ake it necessary to

refund maturities out of current earnings. This results in less earnings available to pay interest

charges.

30,000 Investors Protect Themselves by Depositing Under Plan

More than 30,000 holders of

Associated Gas and

Electric Company Fixed Interest Debentures have realized the danger of this situation, and

have deposited their securiti

es under the Plan of

Rearrangement of Debt Capitalization. Ninety- eight per cent of the exchanges made have been

for debentures of the Associated Gas

Electric Corporation, which secure position.

and are in a much more

Option I of the Plan, the most conservative, is most popular with debenture holders.

Coupon Paying Agency,

Associated Gas and Electric. Company

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Room 2308,

National Bank and Trust Company ill iams Street, New York, N. Y. Tile new de- Full details of the Plan. t, have been mailed to all rnished upon request.

Debenture holders should act immediately for the protection of their own interests.

61 BROADWAY NEW YORK

CENTRAL GUARDIAN Thin column in reserved for Queen's

County news of ioeui interest hul: ad- vertising of a nurny nature may hn

inlerled at 4 cents: n WOIII strictly

payable in adv-once.

ENTRIES FOR FOX SHOW should be mailed to Exhibition Office, Tweel Building. 2298

NOTICE T0 ADVERTISERS. - Advcrtisers 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- CAIIJS must be submitted with Fox Show entries. 2307

A SPECIAL AND CORDIAL invi- tation is extended to the ladies to attend the meeting of the Queen's County Conservative Association in the Market Hail on Friday evening st 8 o'clock, November 3rd. 2285.

ENTRIES I-‘OR FOX SHOW ciou November 3rd. 2295

BEDEQUE BAPTIST CHURCH ~Sunday, Nov. 5th. Pastor. Rev. A. G, Crowe. 10.45 a.m. morning worship, 11.45 a.m. Sunday School, 1.30 p.m. evening service. Subject: "Friends or Enemies of God."

MARSIIFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH-Service Sunday, Nov. 5th, at 8.30 o'clock. This will be the lost address on Prophecy. Dr. A. C. Vincent of Charlottetown will he the speaker. ANNIVERSARY SALE — The Cash and Carry Stores anniversary sale will continue until Saturday evening. According to Mr. W. R. Dennis, proprietor, this anniver- sary marks a new high point in volume of business done.

FALCONWOOD TEA AND SALE -The Faiconwood tea and sale held yesterday afternoon at the Cana- disn National Hotel was largely attended. Almost oil of the fancy work preimed by the lady patients of Faiconwood was sold, and Miss qcbrrta Nicholson, Lady Bupgrin- i- m-nt in charge of the work said 1i: si-e ‘was pleased with m; “w- ms of the afternoon.

MARGATE PASTORAL CHARGE —Service. Sunday Nov. 5. Mcrgate i1 a. m. Long River will hold spec- ial arnversary servic s. Rev. L. B. Campbeii Will be the special preacher at 3 p- m. Rev. Geo Ayers will be the special preacher at 7 p- m.

HAMPTON PASTOIRAL CHARGE-The sezviccs for Sun- day Nov- 5, are Hampton at ll: D Sable at 3 and Brmsaw will have its postponed Rally Day ser- vice at '1‘. Al; Victoria the w. M- s. will have n service at 7-30 when the Bedeque choir will put on a. pageant. Offering for W. M. S. Rev. Geo. Ayes, Minister.

FUNERAL SERVICES-The fun- eral of Mrs. Daniel Moron was held Wednesday afternoon from her late residence, 83 Sydney Sheet. After a. short service at the house con- ducted by Rzv. C. N: Broom, the funeral preceded to S int Peter's Caf/cdra‘. wher so vice was con- ducted by Rev- Canon Maicnc who also conducted srrvce at the STEW- The pal be res were. Messrs. P. J. Sininei, Lemuel Wht , Wm. Dafziei M. Connolly, D. McMillan, and P. Dennis. Interment was in Si. Pet:r‘s Cemetery.

IIAD MANY P. E. l. FRIENDS - Puneral services for Mrs. Isaac R. Skinner were held on Friday after- noon, Sept. 20th, at Hartwell Cha- pel, Arlington, Mass, Rev, Grady D. Leagan, pastor of the First Bap- tist Church officiating. Burial was in Berwick, Nova Scotia, where her husband was pastor of the Baptist Church for thirty-five years before his death. Mrs. Skinner was born in Musquodobit. Halifax County, n.5, May 3, 1865, daughter of Ed- ward and Sarah Higgins Mc- Cabe. She moved to Arlington from Weston, N. S, fourteen years ago live with her niece, Miss Lucinda M. Higgins, where she died. Bhb was a mémber of the Baptist Church in Berwick, N. S. Surviving an three sons, William J. Skinner, of Winthrop; Raymond M. Skinner, of Vancouver, and Robert B. Skinner. of Cranford. N.J.: four brothers, John W. MacCsbe, Modern, Cal; Edward B. MccCabc, Fresno. CaiJ J. Layton Mac-Gabe, Alexandra. Prince Edward Island, and 500F811"! MacCabe, Musquodobit. NS, and three grandchildren.

QUARTERLY MEETING of Graduate Nurses Association will be held at Summerside Tuesday, Nov. 8th, at 3 p.m. 2390

WEEK END SPECIAL, Euston Meat Market, corned bee! 9 and i0 rents per ib._ Phone 84, 2389

MERMAID CH U R. C H, Lot 4B, Divine Worship will be held on Sab- bath afternoon next at 2.30 o'clock. Rev; G. Carlyle Webster will preach.