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fxankley, ... ‘T’ 3mm" “Wmmber 2m "m" their inn-must congratulations.

Lilli-Ll. "aim? i§‘;’.1."‘.‘.“°..€"l>'..“.’é€! ewe-M ms»- H 1am glzradisdandrliklleégtlves mill?‘ 51am‘ °l nutmefel, m, w m. .. . - - - _ 0 acts of kindness during their recent gnaw bgmra can’ mam“, “d sad bereavement. and for kind ict- M“ Mamet um we 0m "m, m“

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BRAHMIN

ORANGE EKOE TEA

v . l R ‘t’ Daledonia Ami 1 "39 '°“

Ar. exceptkmal nor. one pct

I earned b)" many p» scr_= 2n Przce I Piward island cr LLCEEC La Car:- ada is field by 3.1:. Francis E. P.

u Ocziroj.‘ oi Sour; who recently re~ :;re'i irdm actzve aerirlce on the s‘ ‘f o.’ Mazmew d: McLean - 1:2" are: a coctmuc-u and u:- _ ~——~ ‘ fifty-five years Meeting 0f P. L. I., ‘ion-- fiwsh-vtery In lifamfirm we‘ on ‘ "11"" a’ the St, James Church 3102114-“01 heccel-n. $11 Bite:- - ' n . a; Hail l esterday. ”

madly evening, November me members and staff c!

OZFEC apercd

o! his services ‘ arena for n; furzre “MIFY-liifis called or. ‘fr. I). McLean. Secrexr? Tr to read a letter prey": dzrv tori of ‘he abarehcicer".

Tu francs Edward Pius Cc:..:~:;;:,.‘ Sauna.

Dear Frank-Yo"...- letaer of Aug- ust z-Ierzty second prqmiaizg g I reizremm’. from the empoy c! ll" comp: was read =--.-.;-. feelings of " deep regret by 13s directors, has been delayed because . z your length of I:~»= l

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weather and foul. aria. : e cause of your pro- 24. we corsidered the '..' a meeizg of our shaire- i era. _ l We are now direcwd to advise’ jycu that your ietzer was read and oamiderec a: a 319611128 o! our- shareholders Z ‘d on Thr- ~r' toner frmeei..." and our shareholders, the successors of the founders o! the business vmh whom i you firs‘. engaged you." unanlmc " expressed zine-z: deep; with you iri 3'01: present l ll‘ hope that a,

D6 we " reszore you again to a. tull~ jmeesure of you: former strength; 1nd “ivity.

They dreczed that their sym- pazn)" be con" to you, and iha‘. an e iuor‘. of 1h i: appre- l

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elation of your ind and deipliori to A v ihrcughou: such a lengthy period , o! time be properly expressed, and wihie rejcncirg v." you in you: emoymen; of financial lndepentb, ence they -in.=.‘.r;.c‘.e<.i us ‘.0 convey‘ to you ihei: dislre ihat Fcu will accept as a tang bie toizcn of their ~esreem and appreciation, a rezzrirz; allowance from 1hr.- ‘ousiness you have been associated wim so long.

, so faithfully and so well. -' 1t is our sincere v.

may be speedily reszored :0 your,‘ 2 , . rm :- heanin and strength, arig; - ma! vou ma be loru s area - ‘m’: 3mm‘ M?‘ [enjoy ‘a well gamed pviilbdp o! use-l ' ifill leisure, but against zhe day?

‘*7 '\ 77y “*1 YMYQH" ‘m?’ when age and frailty may overtakef; ..

- you, we would ask you now to ac-I. 7T7 ‘-'"l ‘hf-W’? 5mm‘ cap‘. this saaff as a token of our 7'53? CW1 5933i 3» “JV ’ bee’. wishes for your future comfort

3'“ P029?! and protect on. i We remazn. as always.

Youra very faithfully

I MATTHEW l: "CLEAN LIMITED._ . and preaxited m. Conroy with a John Doull; = beautiful Ekiglish made Gold Head- ' ed Cane engraved "F. E. P. Conroy . Infra; Sherry l Loyal service l%-193‘l M. 6c Mel... * Mr. Conroy naturally Ovcrwm! gtfgnd-| by the remembrarices of a long Iva-mpg period of service through prosperity Rqgxj-yg 3,9,7 and adversity, and the very appar- 751331‘ 7g" , ent sincerity expressed for his pres- l en; ‘welfare 89°" "91’? fwlimlli’. thanking those present and other» not present. for many klndnesser shown to him at all times, ancgnee- peciaily during times of s. cm and bereavement. He thanked the firm for the consideration always extended to him. and while cori- gratulating them on their past rec- o Road on. 0rd not exceeded by mam‘ 0Y1 and Elks. Prince Edward Island for n89 5M by none for service and integrity expressed his hope that the iuiure might hold as much in store for

them as had the past.

Previous to thevlme of 301111118 mg (‘rm he was employed by the New York and Nev.’ England Rail- road as braiceman and conductor. severing his connections there to . return to his home. and at no time " "' P~ 77" I “mm” had he regretted this decision. “qwmh”: w" 1937' Mr. Matthew read rerfelfi 77°?" °['°"d~ m” "7 members of the firm unavoidabiY flrd wean WWW unable w be present who extended

I rt»! Claude Pagers: -" Fir/r

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"*1"? YAFJHK Mr. Mullully and others tender- “ Valley!” ed the hearty goodwill and 500d "ill-ml "l m‘! wishrq of the staff in Mr. conrov “m” ‘mm i p‘ and their hope that lie would live . amn fhc funeral 10m: w enjoy a “~03; “ma; 11911. -. Valevfzcid for the dnv

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A'-.~¢.-, enjoyable evening was closed by all joining in ‘sliflflli "llcls A Jolly Good Fellow.‘

Cord of Thanks. mp5s?

V-w-anduoac-halfcciaps-evaporatcd. milk, 1 1-2 cups Willi’. 4 @885. 1'3

1.. n. and M..;a..1""

salt, unbakui pie crust I9 inch).

edge. Pour in filling. sprinkle with , nutmeg. Bake in a hot oven (400 " degrees Fahrenheit) to set. edge.

viii Decrease heat and bake about. 40 i’ minutes in stow oven 130 degrees

1v. o. MacLean 4 ‘:23: ’ UNDERTAKER 0 ”‘7°"" ‘l

EMBALMER onaxos rccnmas Scald the orange peeiinfi find Charlottetown and

dry thoroughly. Use a ccaarse

- grinder for grinding and keep n a

NW1“ wmshm’, tightly covered jarlntherefrigfln- phone 14g tor between usings Their use will

‘ give an excellent flavor to cakes or

, Iioe ;-. pup was Inn r .

dame LLZCE." - Prince o! W

0.2:. were 2.115s i! ‘m Ramsay. "' Tn’; .a.s Da". ‘ 512s H01 C 026k. M‘ . ' AZ Blanchard"; Or estra. Ti-iere, was. a large flncilm.

"Vifalter LfcNutt. form ‘Cliy and now organ master o! the ‘ l ' l’ _ 11y! 0; . busznesa 1 2919- 0! zzoor ay recna: b 2g played by orga places 1r. St. Andrew; Church on Mondays from October to April.

and which you have always served, 0

~.h that you,‘ ‘I

Ta. man. than: c. sirting on the flour when discover-

“LAND-A recent sue of the Si. John's, Ncit-fcuridland, "Daily New. co‘ .

lrii stllurc by Elle, Erzcellrncv the Governor at Governmenc House. Among four citizens imested vdth membership in the 310st Excellent. Order of the B ' Division. was M George Rixon Williams, this honor being con- ferred upon him "for public ser- vices lh the promotion of charit- able organizatioru, and particuar- 2y for promot:

Williams Ls a cousin of Mr. Harry

age sent. from the house. 0n..f.he..§cen:.-... .

in. central Guardian l

1h]: column h unwind h! IOII o! lot-Al Illegal bl! ldverflallg I! t an! nun any in lnerled n l resin a won! strictly payable in ad- vuue.

raizsu sroca Mu. Chews m‘ i ward; special bridge zioie can-iv

25c pix: a: Jarzssou. L-l. 7

BANKERS HOCKEY CLUB ,

DAXCIZ-f. O. O. P. Friday New. l6. A" s "J cevls. Dar.- cisg 9J0 1... 1. . ..

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L-JBJ-il-IO-Ji. med for Glu- g-nrRoa/i oas yaalp. m. are cancelled c111; w teal at Brocklzeld. L-lmi.

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YYXEBAL TODAY-J?! fill‘.- ' 35:5! ' an wit;

Pusan; Baezlca Car-boll:

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0s moan-A! r fox pup was a Liounzed a wfiterdag". The

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P. W. C. DANCE-A nasketball auspices cf the Ccilme Athletic

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.. Armn-vrs’ Pres- or, Monday the. - one of a series

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a of Toronto and other;

POLICE CQUHT-n-k‘. the P51425-

Cour: ycwWca? a young mar. ' I " was remanded l,

rgc-s ‘were laid

bags of .. ..

hi." C. . conneccicn Police al-

ted . m a Ric mcnd . RIAT.{,".‘.‘I'.._'_.‘ fcr a bag of flour. .mc<.l. had been

noxoncn iv isewrotm-

n. ".5 an account of an

sh Empire ~Civil

the welfare of the youfh of me country." Mr.

McCoubrcy and Miss Louise Mc- Coubrey. New Glasgow. chls Prov- ince and aL=o of Hr. H. A- Mc- Coubrey, now of Sydney. N. S.

ARE REMANDED IN CUS- TODY-‘Pwo Charlottetown men were remanded ;n custody until next Vvedxiesday on charges of attempting to break and enter by Stlpendlary Mag tratc George J- Tuccdy, K. C. yesterday. A burg- lar alarm in tailed by Roy Prmvae at his. Arcvfc sen-ice station on the outskirts o.’ the my Nd 1° the arrest ct thr- mezi at an carlv hour _‘,'£‘5!"fflE_‘,.'. The service sfiiliori,

THE CHARIDTTETOWN GUARDIAN

.Diamond Treasure Contest PRIZE "NIH" LAST “EEK

L-lliss Helen B. Younker, North Winsloe. -Mrs_ Gerald Hooper, Milton Corner. 3.—.\lr. W. Morrissey, But Royalty. 4.—Hias Bessie Saunders, Winsloe. Et-Mn Ben. Newsou, Harrington. m-Mra. Leslie Bryenton, Winnloe South.

1)..11.......'.. Phz1.....}.l.e.~ ; Discusses P. E. Islanders

Prof. H. L. Stewart. Pix. D, of ' lion‘ Arrangement. Ad: its “Irk- Dalhouaie University. who recent- ly spoke in Clurloetttown. contri- ;-_ 3,4,5 , biiies the following attic‘: to the

ing has been suaniiwlv ' hlbited in Prince mnrd bland. i 1110 pirpme of this measure was i

sauz 0F GENUINE

PERSIAN Russ

KURANOFF

OHINTAL RUG!

UR’ last. opportunity to secure Gliliiljlfwl‘; Hand-Woven Oriental Rugs at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES .

HIS sale ends Thursday. November 25th. and is conducted llilllcl‘ the personal supervision of

MR. IVAN u. KURANOFF

Josue fmneconanlcriunthatl;

cu-ren: mite of the ‘Ibrmto Pin- claasooftencalled (moreincom-i.

Prmce Edward Bland brought re-

.‘ nailed evidence both o! Phi-mere were conceived Io be in l

Consult Mr. Kurmolf regarding any repdn lo your preoent rugs. All work done buexperl natives. Estimates given free.

‘hue Maritime (3705,; Pmvincsandofwhnt Lidiatlnc- zii-e in ‘rthe Islander." ~

“We are notable just for this," “that here alone

nryapcchlperiLandthe lmDd-i onment of their farms ' foreclosure of mortgage , . threatened such public dbaater a cxcepticuul method was contrived to prevent it. Like , the Agricultural Adjiutment Act. l o! Mr. Roosevelt's New Deal. the . i Canadian measure of 3 farmers unable . ' loam had a sharp cutting edge for

HAZZLBP-OOK CIKCTYIT. —8cr- ‘

xira aul Lin. said a (fiend, oe aoloLst a: zine, still floats the Haul-Elvi- Jq hlbition." Enquiry as to whe er ' prohibition i; demonstrated on the

zsiand otherwise than by a legu- drew forth am- biguous replies. But though a pu-

Jar effort of singularity may be 4e a- uanse. successful u- un-

irzma-ii-ao-iil

mbnq’. A Review into the circumstances, a puLsai-y moratorium for claims. a fierce scaling down where the adjudicator thought fit —a3 this ha; told its usual not wholly for the farmers’ fit.

“*1” 35”‘ l ac fir: sticking m conviction. Did not Bacon say that in intellectual matter: the poorest. argument of n11 is appeal to general consent? Naturally in Charlottetown, so _- _._ . _ memorable for the first mp0 to d “u, “f “$47, Confederation. one ash " I prawn: feelng towards the pro- revise Confederation‘: . As yet a! least, there is no dscernibie excitement. Interest is but faintly anti-acted by m; meg. ed med to racue that social leg- i-iatlcn which has been doomed "_ . In a province over- mgly agricultural. i centrs of extensive industry, the demand for unemployment incur. statuzory minimum "bee. for iezal limitation of the ' _h hours of labor, has no such mean. " ' e ‘In: as it nu when ci has been severe.

him Credit ‘HIM It was Jeremy Bentham who‘ spoke of a difficult time when it ml! be nccdful to “pass a sponge over the claims of credimisflwhat has been found in Prince Edward - Island is that such authorization! ofaspongewwipe outcreditinl the past Ls making it harder and harder to obtain credit future. A startling increase Ls seen 5 in the number of for sale. as must always happen} when even a. good farmer finds; it hard to borrow money for his,

paid their iother cities.

P. n. Mc-l ___ 31-35 VALUE 6 c 31°] Gugan, Roman Catholic Priest at i Mr. Cbfl-FWPM!’ Writ!!! 0f N‘ '9' 9n" 9 Vernon River since i018, who died blrton. who has been ,. , Cfrarlottetown Hospital (cw days in the city. the guat. 0f

Hundreds yesterday r-‘d at the Odd; 1.1.1515;

Ponzitical Liass 0!!‘ ‘at Dmaglu, 19ft on retain: to his the Vernon River C urc was oe e- hqm m“; . _ brazed by Hrs Excellency, Rt. Rev. e 75°"! i 1- A °5"1“".'~“*- “m? °‘ cm‘ Mn. ma. saw. 2nd vissmn- ilmlmeassfiswlr “X gill. a5.‘ 4"“ °’ “‘° "" w" I‘ °* f.“ $5‘; -u1'PY-~-- 8 9 -MacMil1an.Oonvenar ..

K 1W- P- P- 1mm. and ma. rm Machnn. BOOStS Maritime

The I-‘arm Creditors’ Arrange- ment Act, intended primarily for the desperate needs of the wekci and not intended in Elly circum- l stanoa to apply except when the debtor cannot pay, has been gum. ed to other uses; s0 difficult is it: to make the wording of a statutfi secure in but one pdssible pretntion. It is the old story of ex- panding credit. Ventures o! new daring are made when no longer the old peril m failure. what else but the familiar con-| sequence can foilow? ' been sharply restricted: for even; the sort of farmer that used to be; accepted at once as “sound" far a, roan. mTmey has become very. tight. because there is so muchi doubt as to who is really sound. and as to vfno is likely to remain so, under the new temptations so' corrupting to agricultural morale. It Ill goes to show how compli- outed is the enterprise u! legis- latlve interference in busines rc- lmons. The effects intended may be admirable: hut those produced will inciude

The Farm Problems ‘limes on the ‘Aland are, an the

ha!‘ worst lathe depression they had no such sting a; in 0mg,- laces one could name. With win- Charlottetown, of expects its annual prob- .em of men out or work. Caprice: M cirxzaze. alternating floods and droughts. so that here and there ‘ the misfortunes of the two combined. made the crop outlook

Rev. W. McCardle, assistant. Seazed in the sanctuary were

R.ght Reverend Monsignor MacLei- B t palm u, mam“ m, 00¢ 0; lan, v. c... and priers of thedio- y g 000mm mm M“... . o o a oompanm y L: a wnilfilbtiitfii

Right Reverend Monsignor Mc-i 0000,4150.- and has bu-

Donald delivered the sermon. Bish- op OBullivan who gave the final absolutlon, also paid tribute to the late Father McGulgan.

The funeral procession from the church m the adjoin ng cemetery "1"- Wfl ‘he Kwlflfl Tfwhi- .0, ,5 05,000,“, ma; 1, included members of the Knights W999”; for Inglis’ by 1g!!!“ “one o,“ 002,000,000, m, 5,. of Columbus, c. M. B. a. and 1-101;- l-Mln ihilf virwe- m0 on 0,005,005 m0“; ‘m "md “w” "w" ' cuisine u... Maritimes-decn. . °‘“°“ °‘ ‘h’ 3'“ “F” “Y ‘°‘ m: that fully mi! went :0.- 11w ‘he Bl-‘MP- “m” "Y m“ “'9'” m“ °“ Twnd" produced in equal m- better await! clergy of the diocese. Pall carrlm HUI-in. Jilin were: Past Grind “m, he" a; 300mm were. Reva. T. Campbell. Joseph Master. T. J. ' , Bedeque. an on“, 17c 0 day we" ;;>.-,,-_| F. McQunid, Past Gnad Master, C. I. Mmc- m. wflnmequme 100.151.1515 M. J. Smith, A. McAulay, J. C. Karmic, Milton, Grind lecturer. "en, 00mm in me Maritime-s. z Kiggins. 1:0 James Donnell. Bimmeni’ . The ‘arch; mpmgmn 0; m; m, . Hen-ell, W. V. MacDonald and John tzuphy i| tuned by the Lodge “m”. 0-0.1“; h“; u; ' Gaudet. Pall bearers were, Dr. J. winning it three years in suc- ‘Mm, o; n" years to meet T. Collins. John J. lilbfllllivfly, M0 “Q03, jt, y” umqmgg¢ Pflmg mum for 100331011 hlacDonald. Ernest. McMillan. Ed- Artkmr Indie, Orqaaud, ‘m 1;- “men ward Walsh and Thomas McKen- 1935 m‘; 193g '

is being predicted um amp-l pointmenz with this year‘; ‘priccll o.’ farm produce will make Island- ers i-ealire the value of that mar- keting board which condemned acts would have given them. and will thus incline them to a. constitutional change for it; Service at the grave was conduct- sake.

But i’. takes time for such ex- work such results. "Ifinkcring with constitutional ma- chinery" is as little to the taste and habit o.’ farmers as it. ta now the delight. of trade unions in the city. Not a. zeal for reform, but a quie". acquiescence while other; are reforming. may be looked for on the Island. The general ment L: not indeed compialflt-eiirely unique-is ag-

Roonev, F. Hullally,

LiacDomfd. Ovien One-party Legislature

A further feature which for a word of notice is nlie com- plete absence from the present Island Legislature of “Hi3 Ma- Ioyal Opposition." Government. there must. meet the duty of criticising itself. Bernard Shaw would say to expect this is to make demand "in excess of thel ascertained strain which human. nature can bear." But if there i= to be criticism at all. it must. cmne

‘Fhe Vernon River choir was as- w“; (3 A_ Qudmon w M . cistcd by uie following: Revs. Dr. D0900 . ‘ ' '

Bernard Glllis. Leo Herrell. w. i...‘ n our!‘ 1:00am‘ u’ 0,3‘ w“ AUCUOI! Sale .\ICC8b0. F. x. Gfllhl, BlSll CID“ “i110.” ch-flun. ‘anon ken and C. Petre. ' '

eifectlwnms: "It is too bad that now one cannot even poem lob-

Teachcr Market llllllp

One hears. too. that. a grad. port industry has fallen off-4h6 export of school-teacher: fcr the rest of Canada. so long e matter of local pride. As usual, no doubt,

ranks. Quick development of in-' ternal quarrels is, as a rule, the‘ consequence of such

_]_ P_ QRQCKETT t; 11s queen sraam‘

FURNITURE STORE ' CHARLOITETOWN

FTATAL!

W"!!! Pail list ...".*."..a*s*-.c.i.-c="...c-z.vr.;"_mpn|l;i IRBSPBOtS To

i 0 w en e wiIl spend some mmtm Beloved Pas 0.3;... m. m... m‘ smmmmnuh

lFuneral Of Rev. P. D. Ir- w! we Jm" "4- fig; with u“ 759-59519 0f

home in Little Pond. this week. ;

“leaves this morning for Montreal i

left this morning on a holiday

McGuigan Held At w new» md 01h" AIM" Vernon River Yes- w“ _-— N .

m. and 1m. Dum- and Lloyd‘ m. ma... mwn. n" rm. and

his daughur. 3m. J. lute!

Croken. deacons of honor; Rev. P. m m 0010a“ g m; ppm“ m- Wash. deacon o! the Mm: Rev- R gmci mm wall... mmuiu. are Made PIOdUCtS McKenzie, sub-deacon of the Mass; ‘twndm; m0 310M111 gqnvmzum __