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Matinee 3.15 . . . .. . 16¢. 15¢- Evening 7 h 8.45 . . 26f. 42¢-

Shc makes comedy W‘ 0! dram; , , . farce out of romance mincemeat out of high hats. She‘! uucy, snappy and adorable.

Also-Chas. Buggies Comedy "nor AIR JVIERCHANT" AND VAUDEVILLE ACT

“FATAL CARD" . - d, ,, ,, But they won't stay (Cam a“ any man to call upon g, nation for ~ - . - . ~. -~ PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Dw- 4 — i . k'l:-‘.-S‘-c-;l_ “Ivloturued-‘zims to ' 1 - “ l“, former champion go through a. fiery ordeal again and ~ , §i"-"°'*he= =»“,‘,_-_“,kin‘; lfffnlfjlln"; fad”;°}:°‘1véi;l_qns, day, m ‘he therefore r shall not lightheartedly i ,..“,“ h, m; m, {in I ‘mi’? ° _‘ 4. resume the fight," he said. ' 3 s“ ' g g‘ ‘worlds pocket blll-ard Chflmlliim- , “The terribly repressive ordin-

V ll v l. I .. , .,. The Fr. lsh steamship Maltrarni H LET'S D0 Rudolph. defending 6110011910" We" ,, Iivzrvrg- rpnf Plfo ‘ v ‘ ‘H ___ _ ‘ _ r l , h t _ I have had fliffillél.‘ Milk: Wlih _ ‘ _ '> l m] V ‘ o, it I\i.l..o._x ‘ uyuns lllOO.€d in T n . tccl for ‘leadership of~t e ourna Mr‘ MacDonald’ S“ Samuel Home OVERSHQES in great variety . _ »; gglguci-h qbuihollo zlze near inc haze but cscap-; H I N G S , men; wl.h t\vo victories each to- and Others but heard nothing m at the IOWOSt. prices this SE01? hi8

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l".l, llofl

4-a ,

lIKlS of spectators were sen

(lid wrics aitcr

“fin the . A The

lie Railway and leased by Mc- ' (iifcll flllrl Company. general ship-

Z n, head of the com- _ . slui . .ks l)lll'l‘lt‘d were val- "zr/i n: $500000.

Tho fire u-rls brought under con- 4"‘. shor ‘v offer l0 o'clock.

cci lo the safety of the St. Johns‘

Srveral other small craft were atiFear Effect of \ the docks but managed to slip out’ i

' z a the riwr before the fire spread.

n; tilruzlgil the streets when series of explosions f Fl!U'\\‘:‘l‘5 of timbers and sparksi

firc fl.‘l~.'l'fi_\‘(‘d \\'IlZ‘f‘ll0l.l5[‘S at clocks OWIitYl by the Seaboard Air

rnrzmim A ' ifar eastern quarrel. m s l n u 1 l kn id

i I | . . _ co e Wl l s " R h . .. t. fV Ri ,

l: . . .. . “i I Desi?‘ these considerations‘ 1m ‘illegal sale (if 81:21:01 2.213111%: ggrfcefct attendance-Yvonne Gau- of n gave me’ dletdwolnreliovfnlfltho iiliielmiiinthe ricer: 00o bun“ annually‘ but pmductm” .. I gue o cals are almost unanimous He said his coming to England so“ o! Mrs. Margin“ ‘walshimc with“, the provmce 1, ghuqum;

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;~..=:.\'l> YOUR FOXES TO US vyl; WILL PAY TOP MARKET PRICES

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‘.'.i'u.tliun< and Remittances Sent Immediately on Receipt of Your Shipment,

if our Valuations

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Manchurian Crisis

L In Geneva Conference i

(By P. l. Lipsey, Jr.. Associated Press Staff Correspondent)

PARIS, Dec. 4—Nc\vs that Great- Britain, France and Germany will send their Prime Ministers to the Geneva disarmament conference has provoked interest in interna- tional quarters. i Some diplomatic observers. how- ever, fear that prospects for limita- ‘tion or reduction 1n armaments are ‘remote because of the disturbing sit uation in Manchuria, whatever ‘agreement may be reached by the dlcllgue of Nations Council on the

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in the belief the conference will be held on the appointed date. Purchase Club To

i Develop Players i wssr BADEN, Ind, Dec. 4-Tlie New York Yankees today formally stepped into the minor league farmi ‘system by completing the purchase

ilof the Newark Club of the Inicr-

(Canadian Press)

loving, lilting uu:

PRINCE EDWARD COMI-"USDAY

ARM

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Mgndgy, December 7th.

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a on-"r r01: cmusrmas and an the ygg)‘ round is a subscription ito The Charlottetown Guardian.

. 1 d5 i: home or abroad. Sm“ ‘t ‘° ‘r B“ a c; Gandhi said 1m night: he ma not

They will npPlTclaie 1t-

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Gandhi Still

O ‘S ,- nuilncc 3.15 18c, 37c. MCLURE mm MACKINNON} H i n t s A t NOW PLAYING V Evening 7 a. 8.45 26c. 42c, 52c. will open the n" my“ 15:3‘; , Nationalist-Revolt

[Associated Prell) ' LONDON, Dec. ’ B-Jidahatma

yet been able to study the implica-

D-In a. recenbtions in Prime Minister Runway

obituary published ill the Guard- MfluDonaldis last speech at the In-

ian the name lice, Mt. Hope. P. E. 1.. mitted,‘ she beini-I

i late Daniel Nicholson whose death

ioccurrcd m; Victoria, C.

Pocket Billiards

ship iolunamcnt last night with 8- Spencer

i

Aurnameni: mark set Mimdfly by foncrl-lc Lauri, of Brooklyn, and inddcd an unfinished 40 in the sec- iond to end the shortest game in tournament records.

Grcenleuf, Tnberskl and Erwin

night.

WELLINGTON STATION SCHOOL

Grodc IX-l, Yvonne Gaudet; 2, Austin Delaney; 3, Preston Barlow. Grade V—l, Imelda Arsenault; 2, Cletha McAusland; 3, Grace Barlow. Grade IV—1, Allison Delaney; 2. Fedora Arsenault; 3, Agnes Birch. Grade III (Div. a)—1,Phyllis Gau- llet; 2, Marjorie Barlow; 3, Edith Delaney. _

Grade III (Div b)—Elii:ha. Gaudet; 2, Gerald Gallant; 3, Iois Barlow and Willie Cormier, (equal).

Grade II—1, Austins. Arsenault; 2, Millicent; Birch; 3, Euclid Arsenault. Grade I (Div. a)—1,Claire Cor- mlcr; 2, Maddie Arsenault; 3, Thei- mo. Col-mier.

Grade I (Div. bl-l, Elsie Perry;

2, Ronald McNeil]; 3, Jeanette Des-

taxation. The dcbate on tho measure in the Diet W115 tho signal for an

intensive campaign by the oppon- .

ents of prohibition for outright re- peal when the referendum is taken, probably December 29 and 30.

Y. BOWLING

(TQMMERCIAI. LEAGUE

det, Doris Perry, Thelma. Cormier, Preston Barlow, Marjorie Barlow, Jeanette DcaRochea, Austin Delan-

of Mrs. Albert Bur-‘dian Round ‘fable Conference suf- wa, m- 'ficiently to decide whether he would a 515m- of meirenew his civil disobedience cam-,

ipaign in India. in a. farewell interview, the decis-

ist Congress. "It is a. great responsibility for

nnces introduced by the Viceroy

by and see the manhood of a whole’ province emasculated by such tyran- nous measures."

Pressed for a definite decision on the renewal of civil disobedience, Gandhi said:

opinion that we have reached the parting cf the ways."

He said he regarded the Bengal ordinances "as a cause o! war un- less they remain merely on paper and are not acted upon, but can not imagine measures of that», kind not being in iforce.”

Ordinary laws would have been adequate for dealing with the Ben- gal situation, he said. _ “These ordinances mean legalized martial law and they are unworthy of a strong civilized government." “Do you regard the Round Table Conference as a complete failure?” He was asked.

"Yes," he replied, "if I cm not able to extract any further mean- ing from m. MacDonald's final declaration than the first hearing

had beeil "mos; decidedly" worth- while. "My work outside the conference

ey, Marian McNeill, Lowell Barlow, ‘Kathleen Wadman, Fletha Gaudet, Phyllis Gaudet, Corinne Arsenault, Austins. Arsenuult, Geréld Gallant. Imelda Arsenault, Euclid Arsenault. Donald Perry,G erald Gallant, Imel- da Arsenault, Euclid Gaudet, Donald Perry, Audrey Wadman, Millicent Birch, Claire. Cormier, Teresa. Ar- scnault, Ronald McNeill.

has been far more valuable to me than that inside the conference," he said.

Asked if he looked forward to a third Round Tobie Conference, he replied, “not with pleasure."

NEW VARIETY WHEAT MAY BULGE POCKETS

In any event, the Mhhatma added '

sion would ml. with the National-i

cause me to change my provisional ~

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two-inning victory 0W!‘ . I

Our Patrons Llvsel’. of 1.05 Angeles. m Baum’ mwev" m” “p5” a‘

u 5k Grccnlcaf scored a ‘first mnmg calculations and may any day pre-

Ive A ed m h m“ or B5 which fled the cipitate civil disobedience, even on _ F" Ch'-“'3""l' g a National scale. We can not stand 81391313"? 10W prices apply. IN

Hm’; Hi0 Boy’s0hristmas Gift

$1.00. $1.50. $2.95

DECEMBER 7. 1931 ’ 4i . .

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‘THE PAIR

offered in 20 yearg,

g IN M E M 0 R Ill M MRS. MARGARET WALSH

A most highly respected and well

deceased was the widow of the late Patrick W. Walsh, and until ‘her husband's death, nine years ago, re- sided in Summerville, where she was noted for her kindly and char- itable disposition, and always will- ing to sacrifice her own comfort for the benefit of others. She enjoyed the goodwill of an unusuallylarge circle of friends who will mourn her death. Until ten months ago the late Mrs. Walsh enjoyed her usual

WRIGHT SHOE 00.

Our 500 Hockey Boot ‘and Skate outfit at.-

toched is a winner.

Formerly ALLEY’S .

1,500,000'boxes of apples out oi’ an estimated crop of 4,000,000, said Mr Munro, and with a preference this industry should be stimulated.

‘British Columbia is not in c. poli- tion to export bulbs. At. present the

province is importing about 1'1, ,-

ubout 1,000,000 a. year and imports are dropping 500,000 a year. On this basis it; is expected that British 00* luinbia will be in a. position 0o cube! w’ the export. market next year.

Y r

A Poor Hostcss- Bland: "Did aha make you feel at home?" sully: "No, but; she made me wish I waai"

\

Animal Foods Ltd.

Summerlidc, P, l. l.

stock. Lumber o! all kind; on hand.

llaclmliiilli -ll0VlE

In‘ addition to tho pflivalence of drunkenness, the Government cited aa considerable increase in crimes of

and (my on "The School and the Home" by Mr. Hollis Jenkins. Tho were tendered a hearty

’ l WE buy Feathers. i

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WEST BOIYALTY WOMEN'S m.

~ - -‘- S" 1' i": rt. i Y .2 wuiii-i/urs llflclsPiillgllllvily Rzturng: national Circuit. Col. Jacob Ruppcrgl x. ‘I C A ' K°°d health but 1191‘ VTBVB 8911'"? f: Wlilloui Any Charge whatsoever. iimmedlately announced hi5 organ-i ' ‘ ' ' ‘ CAPE EGMONT SCHOOL SASKATOON, Dec. 5—Tl'le reveu- w” crushed 15st February by the iizatlon with himself as President. i "e 0f fflrmers M this province could dew‘ °i i‘ we" b°l°v°d "lkllkmwv i n” m" "OLD your Foxes um" the Mark“ is Flooded ‘wmiur Crenn- as secretary and M H. Craswell 1B2 109 1B1. The followin! ls the rePort o! be increased at least $500,000 by re- Wm‘ whim‘ ‘he ma“ h" hilmc- x i v. it" iru-ul. 'l‘.|l-.n~ Advantzl e of’ l r ‘ N‘ J" Glow ‘I’ " ‘ ' 16* 1°‘; 23c‘ » OM39 E8310!“ 10X’ lilo 1110mm of De- lacln Mill‘ uis hea Sm“ that time 5m? has been m mu‘ _ l! tic I’ cscnt. Market and get Mamaux a5 manager, , I P 8 q W l: with a new . illu l: ~t Kiihlills by ghipping Prompily. Colonel Ruppert deemed to “amp R. l... Day 118 128 162 camber. wheat, 3911mm, on more than 1mg ing health. A second son-in-law i w ’ ‘ ' B. Poole 254 133 222 GRADE VIII-i Marguerite Gai- 000 acres, according to Dr. J, 3,33,‘. yAGdEOGB-‘ifid her by four weeks. But ; Yj-gg Mer¢hants Fur Co. Ltd ‘the 12:1“; i‘: trh°w°gbkhg°sofijf a. a. Bentley 214 182 m uric. 2 Aline Gallant. a Anna Arse- rington. Professor o! field husban- knovledse o1 this 1m mat sorrow Products , 4 i L SHNER FOX SPECIALISTS Eiloundpgfigomo “.35 the flmii —— -— - nuult. dry at the University o! Baskatchc- y? spared her bytzlGfhfrllgdhlBfltwh0 Lead m quamy and economy 1 . . . . ' ’ - - ineveryway s e er rom ' 4... W.» ~~r. m! i. sT. “LST MONTREAL, p, , 1 1 oonsidemuon_ 1 932 727 n04, GRADE VI 1 Mnrsuerite Arse wan. , l‘ 9d we we in harmony Wm, m, i hm Q a “our sole mteresw. Rupxmt 5am l Total . . . . . . . . . .. 20.53 ‘ nault, 2 Bernadetb; Gallant. 1n tests conducted at the univer- “Mkmm- i“ wail“ 1m’ 1°“! “d a present depression. Compare . , gm “,5 t _ ~ = GRADE V—-1 Alphonse Cormier, sity during the last. seven years the PM“ "m" l °‘ l ° °°“5‘"°!““°“ °‘ our prices with others “m- ‘ ° devemp players and t° give‘ Si: Joachim’: Church Vernon Rlv- ' . Newark ma best mam possmb Um: PR|NTER$ 2 Jean Pierre Gallant, 3 Adrien new vflfiiiel’ Olliylelded Mflrqllll by ' h 1 . ' ‘ ' ~- » ——- -~—---~ der no circumstances will the Yan-y Arsenault. an average o! 16 percent and 8B" a"??? ‘g1 ‘ma? w‘? 1 geld °“ For Foxes _ ,_ ’“ _ “mw ‘ i _, 1 v. s . ere s e one . kees take players m»... Newark “,2. vccc; 162 lac 164 2 gig-Dig; rig); $12212 glrliémltault 2xplgcséxzidssg-rgimmziqéisezv$1: m“ and éwan daughters to mom - II those players are needed by New- . P. Power 141 22: 273 e ' _ - _ Sunglo Flea Powder. _ ' creams; m (b) 1 Edith Downing ces in Alberta and Saskatchewan the 1°" °! a mm devvifld find w! I n ark in a drive for a pennant. I H. Lewis 141 ll.) 129 i 2 An Mime Gallant 3 Jose h A during 1929 and 1930 the avenge sacmmmg mothm she is also sub Slmglo Ear Mite Solutions. i ’ s wouldn't strip Nevwrk 0f a lflflyel‘ i G- Ymmg - ~ ~ - -- 155 143 3‘ n6 ' p ' l be I D m, . vived by one brother and two sis- sum?!” F“ Ram“- v ' ll it: needed him even if u meant i . . . . .. na 12s lczioigggtlsr; I t ) 1 m m G u t gsgizffxeeiglltgitfiiffiiieaz‘maid ma; (Full Furring). , to t Am i l e _ B... __ ‘l "° Y a "1 Vitomineral. I“, . W _ d ,-d m , w° Md ,. w” h“ “can gag“ m __ GRADE z o») 1 Melba Arsenault supplant M51011! when "l" l! M" Menlmend . w‘. 1p .m consl er e many excellent pennant. H7 ass “d Angst,“ Arsenal“ 2 Beam“ “menace and when an enfly wheat rlwrr PREFERENCE WILL as. . _ ‘, .~l'l ‘.i('i'\‘ we oiicr. Our rates are very reas- Tm“ ~ ~ - ~ ‘ ~ ' ' - - - - - ' - ~ 2359 a “an; and Adela“; 'Ganam 3 is not particularly needed. 515T THE WEST I sung“, wm-m mpem" '—_"-' i (mzlillc and we iiuarantce our goods and Finnish Government Mnloruy for Y. M. c. a. :11 11115- Eslmanuel Richard ' _'_" sunm Disinfectant’ _ t \\fll‘lil'llill\r~'l\l]). Stresses Prohibition High single P. Powm- 273 pins. Begmnerkl Anha msenamt 2 s‘ yEmR-s LAKE 59300;, VANCOUVER, B. 0., Dcc.5 -Brl- P i , High three P. Power, (m; pins ’ tish preference for Canadian fruits I , u... w, h.,,.,, V0,". next order for an Enforcement Problem . ' Anita Richard. a Azile Arsenault, 4 , » ry - . .-, . ‘ A Y 0f the . Th r llo 1 u the ucncl- mu “m1 bulbs W111i» 11 boon tor the 1n- i i1..-l»...lu'.r uork f (“Wilma s) ‘"5 MEN Vigtog (Aifillarrlighsialglgarflerite Rich- for Si. getgziake School for the dust“, m British Columbia, J_ B_ . Sunglo Growing Mash. l“! u’ ’ c“ ' Munro. Dc ui Mini be - i Sim!“ Lil’ Mish- momus Finl nd n a Y n Doiro Pr’ i l “limh °f Nmmb“ » p y S " °‘ “m” a‘ i l: .\~- 1w izrd .1 shipment of beautiful New Furniture Hus ' a ' 80' Alton Burke n53 W, l, Von e n— me p“ GRADE 1x_1 Myrtle Nolan ture, stated. . Sunslc Scratch Feed. ' . _,,_.,.. -The Finnish Government tonlsht ~ ~ - Q2 Josephine (salient-Assistant - _ . , - ~"~ ~- i o McLeu l-r. 1m) . GRADE vm-l Lina McEwen a Wt w" Biiush Columbia ex- asked the diet. to authorize a re- ' Y‘ "‘ - ~16 m n ' potted m“; to me value o; awn» i n ' c c “l. -~u 1...; rcsiivcr cumin. ferendum u. determine whether w. Campbell 190 liii) 201 with the Ode and mu Call was an- gm“; 5:01 Edmund “my matew $1300 000 m the ‘we 0mm I alfy a U - 4 ' 1 .- RAD — . I ~ _ , “w. W“ winduw Shad“ Prohibition shall be continual, u. G.‘ HiLVJESDIl .. 14a 204 zwlelared wlthctlzrentlilaltliicl! ofwfgcskihfi 2 Joyce Anderson’ 3 Mary “ohm completely from other “anon; , Sunglo Calf Meal. . \ _ pealed outrlshc. or mtod ed pct‘; Tm w“ ~-— o ovlvnngd sh l sM i and mane“ Byme (equal) L,” year the provmce exported Sunglo Dairy supplemt ‘ ‘, ‘Vi. my and cement. Linoleum. mlt medium 80100.8 1'1 Win95 8X1 t ‘ i 773 9-9130 9 -" 0 0° . d Y5- 12:31!"- GRADE Iv__1 Annie Matheson’ a (35 per cent.) i “u: frame Pictures. been d the To a‘ """"" m“ xzls'gfggiz:ifiamsuyxggn dmf; Stanley McBwen, a Raymond 5110810 BMW Billion (Min)

s, i _ _ wit“ t“ F°’°"“m‘;‘;‘ “eisjlfnen, C N R Mr; 118mm, imam,“ ‘mung _ ounc... i‘

; i‘ ‘VL w“ pmuro “Inuldinz. Soieninzertiltiiaiuidwrin! tiles]: years ' . l I Mrs‘ S Frizzle Jean Enman and GRADE III-l “meme Mathew“ { -

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i . - ,, ., . . . 2 Wllll D6 llX, 3 Evl Nolann “

g , \ i. sell (or lopplllK uml Running Board Matting, window Prohibition has been in cllcct there q, Mdgongld __ m ,7, 261 Florence Hurry, (r -electcd). It was GRAIISE Berthaemanhi / ‘ sunglo Ho‘ supplement

. (hmmrllnnll Gimp- ‘ihave been none of uic cxpcctculn. Howatt . . um :19 ..c.f‘f,"°"'w‘°°§1°l°§,.i§d$l° glirifd ‘hi? 2 ‘imlmm ““°d°““‘d "'4 m“ e A i

c i “H; M,“ n" rphulflcring Accessorm changes in the nations habits H. Douglas . . 1m m3 24,,‘ v 01' 86 - ° 5°“ 0.5"“ (equal) 3 Ma“, Mncmmm" ' i Vitavim for all Livestock.

. l - Co t m u, ovemmenb “M” n m, _, Airs. Alan Wyand towards the Den-

.¢ i, , . _ “ Y“ Y- ° i! L- “mm , M 1M iusm, 0mm The mmmng omcm GRADE 1-1 Gerald Nolan, a Pius sunuc Stock Tonic (or all the

. , i. sell llurn Ilcuschold Cement. ment said, the conflict between the __. ____ __. " ' yum Amm L,

i ilaw and m, prediliclions of the m ‘Wm “Emma h" m” “mmg w“ Nolan's m“ Nolan’ M, a '

.- ; -. .~ - . ' 700 A P r! t Attend Ll c-

; l ‘all mow l urniture. Carefully by exvcrlcnced men. maple h” Ied to bum, and Deb “t” _ _ _ > _ _ _ ‘ _ I ‘ _ ‘ I _ L ~ . H Plesldent. Mrs. Gordon Stetson, Vice Ewzn 2m Edmundax; a: Joyce ____ "The Mo“ o: the Bu‘

§ I ‘Vi; lulu- and park Furniture and Dishes. hicious vliolationa or the statute. Majority for g, N‘ R_ 124 ‘mm- $rcsSucM$ I:;:;Tld13§l.resce;y;'1r;:. Andersen’ cecu Macdmfld. I for the least,» ‘l. i 1 ‘V’: "Km" and mush Fummm brlzxtirzucgv; 3113:: ll-leaslgcml; Klglh single Chnrlcs MacDonald, uniuelyMcKlllnw. i/IYB- Fmdbates ' Ask your nearest Dealer tor . ' i ' ' - m l’ '“- a Miss Sue Bell Auditors Mrs Bunslo Products. ‘ , i .; l l, m Go c . . _, “" ' ' ' ' .

I I V711 uphqlgkqr “muun u W“ w“, . m“ mod M,‘ aw in genera e vernmen High three I-Llroil “ivgfllf, 549 vol-non Burke and Mm, 3mm“ I ORDER Now

| ‘lmv "v a thoroughly experienced tradesmen, one o! smwmm ma‘ beams” vmmm Plnl- Frizzle After the election of oifi- W" " "'""|" ‘"" I t t‘ I F ' the mo in the Maritime Provinces, let. as quote nu, of l-he dry law have become so wm- , ' m" on qunm Red "‘*“{',,§,”,{,',°,',', ""1 , And keep your home warm. n ema Iona 0x and , "w" now ma’ m m fllrdwood Fl m. LING roxlru c " u vcn by Miss Macbcun W I llwnyu I E . '1‘ ross W Ii

HT IT UTE speak,"

"c. '-'= ' c - . v Hghi y & con ‘i violet,“ m“ deal-Nd h“ mum ‘*7 vote of thank! M‘ their lhiflrestlnu Charlottetown Denim: , cants 1nd pllycd n large part. in it. ‘rho Annual lilP/“ung n,’ m. wu. Qddfeggg, A voh of thanks was ten. woonwonxmo co LTD E C, Bunion‘ f‘; nmucmorc. DIOhibition nu mufflnstitute w... ill-iii Nov 25th dercd the rctirin: president Mrs. 7' ' ' ' . 16; Kent Street. PM“; 1M4, h“ “Mum-wk (mu-mm erred‘, “ u” home o; M“ v/Hhur Tllamor Gates ‘or h" unnflng gum-g‘ on Phone a“ CARTER. k C0». LTD. “wins a 11w’! t" blmlen w M1101 fourteen mum 1'» Iilid eleven behalf of the mituurc. um mcet- Charlottetown, r. c. I. Qfigm: gal‘); co n- __,i hid on citllcnc livln; on hill ll- vilitcrl present. Meeting opcngd m; u; “n, 11mm Bullion Dec.30. , ' -