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lwell Known Men To t; Offﬁiate At Amherst i? Exhibition.

’ AmﬂlRBT. N. 5., Nov. l-r-EGVCIM of tho i048" in Canada will olficf*' at the Maritime Winter fair hers this year, November 9 to 14. Certain of the judges will not he strangers to Amherst. Dr. J. O. Sinclair, who will study the line points of the horses, has appeared in t... near ring as has Fred Lee, who will control the’. I-lolsteins. James Douglas, always a popular iudge in the swine classes, will also appear .ln Amherst, along with W. J. Wilde, who will supervise the dress- ed carcasses and Herbert Warrington who will take charge of the poultry. The list of officials follows. Horses, Dr. .1. A. Sinclair, Carrington, Ont.; bee! cattle, J. M. Garhouse, Ottawa; Ayershires, Wm. Greenshields, Ben- netcvillc, Quebec; Jerseys, Smith Kil- ton, Experimcntal Farm, Nappan; Guerrr-eya, P. O. Van Sickle. Alber- tan, Ont; swine, James Douglas, Mitchell, Ont; dressed carcasses, W. J. Wilde, Brantford, Ont.; wool, J. D. Thompson, Livestock Branch. Ottawa, poultry, J. H. Warrington, Cornwall, Ont.

formally open the Maritime Winter Fair, according to the announcement made hero this morning by A. W. MacKenuie, Secretary-Manager. A latter received from Premier Saun- dare’ this morning, contained his aooeptgpce of the invitation recently extended him.

Tho Island Premier has taken an active interest in agricultural mat- ters and he will be warmly welcom-

Premier A. C. , Saunders of Prince Edward Island will ‘

Wdles ’Dinner To V. C ’s Will Be A Big Affair

___.. (Special to the Guardian) LONDON. Nov. 1—'l'ha Prince of Wales is nonall, mpg-pl;- ing iha arrangements forths V. 0-‘1 dinner. which will be held in the Parliament Buildings on the night of Swim-day, Nov. 8, 1W0 nights before Armistice Day. The dishes on the menu ap- DYW“ by i!“ Prince are all British producio. It will be a simple dinner o! Ilva courses: soup, fish. a Joint of heal, poul- try. sweats and Empire fruit. The cigars and cigarettes will ha of British make. The liquors will Include -ne, red and white wines and whiskey, all ' from Empire sources. The Prince will receive every guest person- ally mi the entrance lo the Roy- al gallery of the House of Lords. From 350 to 400 guests will ai- tend and there will he a staff of between 80 and 90 waiters, most of them ex-service men. wearing decorations. The tables will be decorated with Fiaudeti Poppies, and music will be sup- plied by the hand of His Maj- esty's Grenadier Guards. '

ed to Amherst and the Maritime Win- ter Fair. I Entries are bing compiled for cat- aloging, and in fact all arrangements for the fair are proceeding space. Harry R. Brown,‘ of Pugwash, who has succeeded the late W. W. Black as superintendent of the fair, has ar- rived in town and has operations a; the building well under way. "ma" shipments of live stock are ox- pected to arrive early next week, well in advance of the opening date of the

lair on Saturday, November 9th.

Future Of Armistice Ddy

Ceremonies Is

Questioned

In 772d British Parliament‘

LONDON, Oct. ai-Maior Cohen. Conservativa member for Liverpool, who lost iioth legs in the war, asked in the House of Commons Nodal’ whether the. Armistice Day cere- moniesat the Cenotaph would be completely dropped amen all 1e18- iives of ear-service men were "gone."

Rt. Hon. Thomas Shaw, Secretary for War, anawereu that when all the/relatives were gone he hoped that the war would have been lor- goiten. The lsllbOfiiiOl cheered.

M. Hon. J. H. Clynes, Home Se- cretary, previously stressed that the government's decision to reduce the

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ANNOUNCEMENTS, COMING EVENTS. * MhltTlNUS. cw. ‘"1110 Path Across-the Hill” Will be Presented by tho Tyron Play"! in Graham's Road Hall, ‘Tuesday. NW-

btn. u stormy, Wednesday. " 0050-l1-2-8i.

"at. Paton Club loadingliivostock November 0th, until noon. List It once. George Mclnriis, Scc'y.

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"Club lambs and lat sheep taken at Souria, Wednesday lorenoon. N"- dth. nook with O. D. Maclﬂinnon.

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I ‘Ihurlday lor-moon. Nov- 1th- I-ﬁiwith Nichohcn Bros. , i oscl-ii-i-ai

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military forms at the service was jug to growing ‘public feeling that the servica should be civic rather than military. Mr. Shaw then in- formed the House the three services had agreed that relatives of those who died in the war should take I “ma; pm in the service.

"Come to the bean will)" l" H57‘ mm“ mu. this evening in aid oi the Sanatorium.

“gum-page Sale, Y. M. C. A., Tues- day, Nov. 5th. at 7.80 P- m-

iidbii-Zi-sat-tues.

-- Rummage Sale. League of ti"

3mg; Hall, Tuesday, Nov. 0th, 1929, at " l0 a. m.

"Dr. curt. D. 11- BB1" m" home prevention cure now at Purd! Station, v. estchester 00., N. Y., USA.

"m. Stewart shipping club 10'1"“! livestock Wednesday afternoon, Nov. em, till 3 o'clock. D. J. McDonald. sec-m OGOB-ll-I-Zl

"Where are you 80in! T119551?» November m why‘! to the Chick" supper in Albany Viildge School. i! not, fine Wednesday evening.

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"Whist and Dance in Emerald Hell eyu-y Tuesday. Prizes given every night and one at end o! lelwﬂ 1°?

highest numbar of point-s-QMHLML

"Buffalo robes. will"! "'9' horse blanket, wheelbarrow. Ball today, J. r‘. simmou. it Avlrdl- Sat. Nov. 2nd. at 1.80 p. m.

"my"; ﬁg Oiﬂtll Notico. KI- l". M. Nash. Poultry Promoter will give two demonstrations on Han Cull- )", .1, n. mwiuum- i0 a. m. w. B. ldhcmnia’ 1.80 p. ab. “@417. WW‘ amber 0th. uu-u-a-u.

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VUTESTRIIETU ITS NAME

HALJFAX, N. 8., Nov. L-"Whats in a name?" The second poll to be heard from last night in the Nova Seotia liquor plebiaclta was Sober Ia- land. Halifax County. The vote was: For Government. Control, m; For tho N. S. T. A" d.

Tune In On The Ccnadian Champ.

(Special to the Glllﬂiill)

MONTREAL, Nov. b-Bouh Pinard. eighteen yea-r old win- ner of tho fourth annual in- ternational ‘ ‘ ‘ contest at Washington, where he brought Canada to triumph over nine other nations, will bl the guest of the Canadian National lull- waya during its French-Canad- izid radio ' hour of music on suaaday, Nov. 5th. For tho plau- ura of his aouutnmdl. Mr. Piuard will "out om the air.

m Photograph hero shows v. "r. attempt tolpan tho Mlantia on, monopiaue Golda! ma, u» uppar-i chlldrorh-Ilckia

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anily lie! with failun, with his two

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the magnificent address, which brought him lama and earned him prabe of M. Paul Claud- el, oh Am to the United Silica and a Prnldaat Hoover. The boy wli victorious over the champions of the Unh- cd Stator. England. France. Gor-

broadcast from ~CNBA Mono- »... one. Quebec Cit!- 0mm. Montreal. and. CNIO. Ottawa- An orchestra under the dlrofoﬁ

soni well known selections. 5'

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Leave Country

(Osnadiaa Inn)

NEW IDNDON, 001111., Nov. l.--'I'hl crow of the British vessel Jlvlﬂll I. which sank of! Long Island Wednes- day night. alter herstsru bad been cut off by the coastguard patrol boat, Cahoons, will probably be given the usual sixty days to loava the country, according to coastguard of- ficials, who aria detaining the men pending the arrival of immigration officers.

At a conference of coastguard of-

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yesterday, aitbougrrtns cloudy wea- thor- and thrntaning‘ rain mam:- cd somewhat with the ‘attendant and with the‘ light for Judging. The interest, however, was at a fever heat around the Judging tabla. Owing to the voo- um. the iudm wore com- Mllrd in the final selections to take the fumes outside-into the open. whorl the animals wco placed on oomporary tables for impaction. Iv- ory time this occurred they wen fol- lowed by-sager spectators who watch- ld the final Pluto: with 8N8’: in- terest. Weather conditions made it aiuieuh iaaeod lor the Judson. but

Foxi-Show Yesterday ' w“; ' . ' '

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will b6 distributed. Selections will be

mode of the championship female pup, the adult champion of the show.

the pup champion and the herd

champion.’ Alter" this _Hls Honour Lieutenant Governor Hcartzwill pra- sent the valuable trophies to the successful competitors. This cere- mony _fs planned to take place at 11.40 aJm. '

In addition to the trophies already

mentioned. w. Harry Lane, Monto- gue, has donated a handsome tro- phy for the best fox exhibited by a new exhibitor at for shows.

Secretary Shaw suggests that every

than gentleman wont so wrough- iy into-ovary detail that the results ware quite satisfactory. A feature of tho praaaadinlﬂ during tho entire show was the satisfaction manifest- ad by ovary competitor in 0a man- ner in which the awards wars dis- tributed. and many favorable com- mcntawrra heard on tho fair and impartial action of the illdlll in av- ory can. '

citizen wbooan possibly do lo should atlas-id this morning and the worldi finort foxes on the table (when the trophies ... awarded. PIIZE LIST (Continued from yesterday's Guard- tau-l CLASS I Section L-(No entries.)

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‘air, customs officers and special federal agents, it was decided that no action will be taken against the Nova Scotia crow because ol lack of definite evidence. '

TORONTO. Nov. 1—)laritiiaa mod-crate to fair wast and southwest winds. probably rain and some log.

‘mronto cloudy .. ... ... ... 00-00 Montreal cioudyy ..... . . 4H! Quebec rain .. ... 40-40 - ottetown mow . .. 41-01 Halifax cloudy .. .. 45-40 St. John cloudy .. IO “~42 Bolton cloudy .. . 04-40 New York cloudy .. ... ..... 80-44

High tide this morning at 11.88 and tonight at 11.10.

Sun sets this afternoon at 4. 40 and rises tomorrow morning at M0.

First quartcr moon, eaturday. Nov. 9, 9.40 a. in. _

aummaraida tide oilhhon nil-autos rater than Charlottetown.

STOCK Excmzvcc NEWS

(Oaudhu Press).

NIIW YORK. Nov. l.-'I‘he Stock Market was closed today. while man, strove to catch up with the greatest volume d! business over trans acted infom- dayr no». history of wan Street. rne chairmen-age and tho Cirrb Market coded their week ﬁrm-day altar a time hour session, in which a flood of buying stimulat- a-i by constructive linaucial new: re- aoupodvmuuh of the ion in quoted valued aullorod in tbo record break- ing collapse of Monday and Tues- day. Prices on the lﬁck lnchanga

showed not gains ranging- from two to thirty points for the day and the gain on the curb was 55%.

Buying orders which ﬂooded into the Market warclattrlbuted to relatively low prices for high grade investment stocks, resulting from the deflation during the first part of the week. Confidence which had reassertod it» self Wednesday wu‘ further- zom- fied by announcement of the reduc- tion of the New York Tbdoral re- serve discount rate from six to five percent and of the rate of the Bank of lhiglund from six and one half to six peasant. ‘

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Last iilnuts News Flashes

Premier King Frisky Dancer

(Special to the Guardian)

WINNIPEG, Mam. Nov. 1—At the reception accorded him in Winnipeg on Thursday night, Premier King danced with many fascinating Winnlp _ ladies. One and u-ll admitted tlwli next to that other eligible bachelor, the Prince of Wales, Mr. King is the most accomplished and altogeth- er charming terpsichorean art- ist with whom they have ever tripped the light fantastic. The reception was a pleasant inter» lude in Mr. King's visit to this city. It was arranged in his hon- or by local Liberals.

Tod”. Wlnniliﬁl is boat to Canada's premier, who will io- night address a mass meeting in Central United Church. Mr. King's declarations will be look- ed upon as a. reply to recent ut- terances in the west of Hon. B. B. Bennett, Opposition leader.

NEW ligcnnns

(Canadian Pro!)

qirrawd, Ont. Nov. L-Canadab trade continues to mark up new rec- ords. In the twelve months ending Soptomber, total trade amounted to $2,630,008,000, according to revised figures compiled by the Dominion Bureau of Statistics. This exceeded the preceding twelve months by $136,- 000,000. Agricultural products again headed the list, with imports of $231- 8831900 and exports of $540,840,000. An- imal.» testis arm . "w worth $150,010, and {new other than iron shipped from the country tot- alled $137,101,000. Iron and its pro- ducts was the largest item in the im- ports with a value ol $350,082,000 Fibres and textiles were imported to the extent of $200,190,000 and non metallic minerals imported accounted for $179,022,000.

scnn0['nivs UBRARYFDR EAST iliiYiiTY

A very pleasing and enioyable function took place at East Royalty yesterday afternoon when the mam- bers of the School Days Library Commission made a visit and pre- sented a library lor the benefit of the children. Mr. P. S. Bradley. chairman of Trustees, pfasided, and

among others present were Mr. H. J. ‘

Love, Trustee, and Mr. Frank An- drew, Michigan, who is home on a visit, besides a large number of ladies, including Mrs. John Andrew representing the Women's Institute.

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Overcrowcling A t Kings Co. Jail

Over-crowding in the Georgetown Jail is given as the reason lor the removal of two prisoners from that institution recently to the Queen's County Jail in Charlottetown. The prisoners were incarcerated for pro- ""“ offences and were released here after payment of line. Previous- ly. another prisoner had to be ro- moved from Georgetown for the same reason.

"There must be a lot ol drunks in the Georgetown jail?" a Guardian re- porter suggested to a government o!- ficial here yesterday who had sup- plied the information that two Dria- oners had to be removed to Char- iotiotown.

"Oh,_woll, the Georgetown jail is only as big as a basket," was the casual mvli- '

"How many will it hold?"

"Only about eight.“

xinp county. which nu oniovld i high rdpiltation m- n-eodop from

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“we with lobar stat- IIINNIAPOLIS, Iha. Nov. oltololavciabiaiohybywat- i-Ail paprika owned and "Wm" '"°“"""‘ "3 uasdlumaeiaqunanbb. mngoasywnauarenayu °°=F°°'°"°°F"° i“ "m" - immune-y Connery. or i" °°°= "-"'°"°°°' m“: rrrﬁaoaou naarmv. I Illonooaol. vlllal u more w" - Tlawlawsallorrytfrioe, mummies-someone """"""T'_"'-'"""“"""'1i.raiaaa oaaau mm r uiiiityald iudmiriai aonoarm "f," m" a"'°m,l'"..“w"m-u -- Ilhsldtalilronio. ‘ sme- u. f-hﬂiyriaiaalasilau aiuaa. onaoiiriamebup. aoardian oeaini ""4" m" ' "il WM‘ "" M“ """"°" Joan-mew. g. dsabbllﬁh on» nm-n-n-en-hwu

crime of all kinds,

‘Mich iga

(Canadian Press)

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. L-Six persons, one a woman, were mis- sing, probabiy drowned and the body of a. seventh had been recovered to- day as officials enquired into the most recent o Lake Michigan's tragedies-the sinking of the freight- er- “Senator?

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Freighter “Senator” Rammed p Fog, Sinks-Six Believed j| Drowned-Rescue Tugs Saved - '1 Other Steamer from Founder- ing-Twenty-One Rescued From “Senator.”

._fog the Senator was rammed amid-Y ‘ship yesterday by the ore carrier“

Marquette and sank twenty milesbff" _

Fort Washington. Wis. The blur-l quetta herself was saved from found-i

ering by rescue tugs and was towed“ l“

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were saved from the Senatorfn- mong the missing was her Captain. , George Finch. ‘ ' “v '

Government

(By li- K. Carnegie. Canadian Prose Staff Writer.) '

WINNIPEG, Man, Nov. 1—Nation~

a1 unity, Imperial unity and Liberal

unity. were his aims, Prhna Minister Mackenzie King told a large aud- ience at a luncheon given here to- day. It was a unity, not of oom- forrnity. but begotten of diversity. Ever since he had become leader of the Liberal Party he had sought to

erai also has equally with labor an earnest desire to promote the wel-

ON TAR

(Special to The Guardian)

TORONTO, Ont, Nov. 1.—-On¢ of the most valued messages of congrat- ulation received by Premier Fergu- son is a cable from the V. C. men

Prime Minister Defends i Tariff Policy , =

In. Winnipeg Address;

fare of the working classic. Accord ' ingly. he could not sea why tho, should be divided m long as thar. l was a "unittd ‘Poo-y foe" opposin; them. unity u. Canada, m. xm, ' said. must be along broad line-i. What dealing with Maritime western matters. his Government w: actuated with a desire to so act r

to promote the welfare of the Dc I minicn as a whole. In Canada r. one class, no one race or no on

make it broad enough to embrace all creed should be allowed to dominat those who sought to further the best lt should always be recognized the ' interests of democracy. The Progres- minorities had rights as well as ma sive movement ha always considered, Jorities.

Mr. King proceeded. was only ad- WINNIPDG, Man, - vanced Liberalism. Every true Lib- Prime Minister said that all th. ‘i

NOV. lrrThl

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I O PREMIER

proceeding to the Prince of Wal. banquet in London. ‘the cable w; from the S. S. Laurentic and sigm. by members of that party. "Hearth congratulations on your splend... Vlcwfy." read the message.

Confirmation

(Canadian Press) OITAWA, Nov. L-Confinuation by the Governor General in Council of a charge by the St. John Harbour Commissioners of one tenth of one

MABDUNALL BACK it ENE.-

(Clnadinn Press)

cent per bushel on all grain loadedl in or discharged from vessels over. any of the commissioners conveyor, galleries, is promulgated in this weeks . issue of the Canada Gazette. R:f-' erence is made in the Order in Coun- ' cil to the charge having been ap- proved by the supervisor ol Harbor Commissions as being the usual charge imposed. ' __..____._._._.._.- est inhabitants can scarcely recall a time when prisoners had to be re- moved on account cl lack or accom- modation.

Recent reports from the Queens and Prince County jails indicate that these institutions are also well filled.

IRISH MINISTER INJURED (Special to The Guardian) - WASHINGTON, n. c., Nov. L-m. Mirhael Macwniin. Irish I'm state‘ Minister to the Uumd States, was strv-k and knocked down by an

has previously ho mum mmmaumom- iaiuneeumzmunammnoauejiamnaiiniuna.

..~ while 1m mm and was u. a' n today, with the extant ol hisl

LONDON, Nov. L-Premier Mac Donald returning from his pea“ mil. sion to the United States, arrived t I-Kmdon eI-rly this afternoon and re»

eived an enthusiastic . , on fro: a crowd on the station platform as h: ﬂipped out of his saloon car, prio; to meeting a reception committee L- I-ivercooi whore he disembark; from the "Duchess of York" and lai. er entrained for Iondon. Mr. Mac‘ Donald gave the newspapsrrnen emu accompanied him from Quebec, c v formal statement in which he all.‘ Y his mission to the United States an Canada had been successful. and 1:. believed his conversations with Yrléi ident l-imver would further the idea of world peaoa. The exchange cl my. hs was able to have with Prernie ' Maekenaia King of Canada, bothmc the United Stator mission and br- lmperiai affairs was roost ad - erous and timely throughout;- ‘i. . -—-uan~as-aa--i---_-_._n'-sdnl received lacerations of the _ bruiass about tho body, audaixlrai examination was sot fer today. so al‘ vmotaaruma VII aakuii Pllclﬁiiw

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