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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

. ~ . govsgn $1.1m _

Success New National Service Loan

lQuuebec Ranchers " l Face 2. Charges

___i. MONTREAL, NJV. 23.-Boardlng couflmj’ Ljmlteg, 9g November 12, n 1s confidently 1e]; 1n high glplm- foxes on a. fox ranch in Quebec does 192a Two munch; later, he wngenqg,

U. SNGomment _ On Tariff Duties In Great Britain

ReorganizationOf K I N B Brokerage F'irm v ..§“Z'.'.T§T.lf§"p§i‘l§;'-’il.“.$tJZY 0 I N T

flona against the plan of reorganir Liberal Leader’s POI!‘ anon of the firm 0! M°D°u31u l-"dl

(By Ken Clark, flanadhn Precl Staff Writer)

Joan Crawford. I" E

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WlNTE/R FAIR

tenant” ‘so run RiiYAl

he received a messaie to the efieet that they had not been sold. and at 'the same time a cheque for $500, covering $800 said to have been ob- tained by the sale of pups, less $300 retained for, board for the original foxes for another year.

cial circles that all the elements i-c- riol 1n iirhctice imply the Pgeiirla‘ quired for success attend the surtent I tion 0f indlvldualiilfls. like l? 9 ""1- flotation of a loan for $155,351,600 by ‘m5 M9lltcs5°rl system {or children‘ the Dominion of Canada, througugbut {qthfilfllllls B5 "-5 mm ‘he but the Department of Finance. That lifllflfllfi. find durlng eximflmellls ll l5 all me money required by the Gov- not unusual to mix foxes belonging ernment to curry on the affairs of to different owners, all in the in- -tcrcst of efficiency and mllxlmlim

side markets. will be providcdby ili- ‘VH1!!! Mall‘! 011 F0168

d e r o u s Criticism Causes Amusement In Toronto.

cowans, stockbrokei-s, must be flledi 1n the local bankruptcy court with-l in fifteen days, Arthur Delixle, K. C. registrar of the court,‘ ruled today at the conclusion of hearing of a motion for approval of the plan. some gpposltlml to immediate ac- ceptance of the_proposal developed

(Cgnndllll Pr!!!) I TORONTO, out. Nilv- *3-—"l"'- King-i hunky up‘! ponderoue crit- icism of an obviously joculur mt!-

the country, without resort’ to out- rproiit to the owners, declared an ox-

vcstms is no; quggtlgncd, As a sound ‘pert witness adduced in court of ses-

lnvestment in five and ten year 5 b10118 b13011! Jlidili? Mliflll by Li! On November 2, 1930, the com- per cent. bonds at attractive prices, ‘Rcnardiere dc Laval dcs Rapidcs In-lplalm pfgcggdg, Brelghpup; called is one which investors will be glad lcorporce to offset a charge by Otto to rake delivery of h]; 10x“, and to obtain, it is felt that it is only {Breiihaupt of having returned to was given two foxes and two pups,

country and that the rial will b attended t0.

Evidences of a tumyin the lido of ,

c ‘entrusted to their charge.

business for lhc bctlcr, wiili uii iic- lGfllJF-vl Auliffly. companying return of colifldriicc, no to be found on cvcry’ hand. Than has been an appreciable rc- - covery in the prices of some conund- liltics. That iii “limit l5 vi P-lill‘ mount intcrcst to Canada al tho present time when thcro is n hvniy outflow w ovcrsczis iizzlilgcls. ‘ill... mid a better distribution of liiUf- chandlze throughout ihn miluilpl. has been indicated in u subsluiiiiui recovery in the curiiiilgs oi lilo W‘ "l 10X lllfllli F"? tlli? FYO- countiys two great transportation sviiilloli are CFOWH Pilidtlvllifll‘ 50H- systems. Earnings for the first two L‘C1il and John Cixiiikshuiv. weeks of November indicate that‘ ll“! rlllifgcs 8Y6 ‘ll 0f llflylllg. trade and coinnlcrcc is undergoing 3M I-livfll (it's Rlililllffi. 011 NOW!!!- improveiiient, ivhcn comporcil with $1111‘ l!- lllllll. 5101i“ W0 ffixils. mulli- tlii: gross receipts for the CUITCS- vii lFVFllE will B\v'l33. Vallliid Bi pulldillg‘ periods of ilii: two preceding 31.039. Jib’ llwllflly 0f OW! 5T9“- iiioillhs. The figures show that tho gillllllil lilld <2) Ol llfllllill; 550ml. Bl? enormous ciccrcascs which have been lllit‘ L‘ time 11ml Place. ilw 511m Show“ for many “Hmtm pa,“ an. mf $400, lhc procccds of the szile of now (lwiiidiilig to almost nothing, ill“ ll“) 5°-\'¢‘5~ and unless u“ 5,5,,“ {my it ‘m; my Complainant alleges that he en- but a short time before the railways "llslcll m9 fOXP-i t0 ll’!!! Tllllfill, Md “.111 be running m.“ ahead Of [hcfillill thcy wcrc sold without his tonnage “my carried in n“, p“; linoivlcdiic or consent to La COM-l ‘apple of yea“ lpiignie dc Renards ilrgcntcs do Chl- Busliiess people C\‘Cl')'\\'ll£‘l‘(.‘ arc in l *""—*-* a better frame of mind and looking’

forward to the resumption of busl- l Premier

ncas on a broader scale. IWPXUIUHICI the Government must do some fili- ' l airiciiig and it is to the interests of] nil conccrncd to scc the flotation off

this new internal loan result in n?

EYCGC SUCCCSS. I‘ l F l

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gwhlch they deny through

iiiiir methods have accord with the established

The extent to which this is the czluc will be a measure of thc pub- llc-"s confidciicc and a successful nut- come will be of fncalculzible benefit lBCDllCttfCfllilldlflll Prime Minister to the maintenance of Canada's crc- llyefllilrflfiy attendedservlces in JOhD dit in the eyes of the world, whcrn ~\V¢$li‘y'5 Chflilel 011 the City WW1 it has stood preeminent for many ‘He is one of the vice-presidents 0i years, the friends of Wesley's Chapel, the

lmothcr church of world Metholiism

After the service, Mr. Bennett was shown the many historic monu- ments, showing particular interest in a marble pillar given by the Me- Guarantees thodist Church of Cilll’ '1, .1 !!l".ll— - ,orial window to Rev. Dr. Egcrton}

l - ' ~ .. ‘fie Meat Pool Ryeison, one of the ploiiecis in th.

‘Methodist inov mcnt in Canada, and l a. bust of Rev. lorley Punshlon, re-

LONDON, NOV. 23.-Rl. Hon. H. B.

iicciassary to lay the facts before tlic "him different IOXvS from £11059 he for which he signed. Later he pro-

tested that the parent foxes, mark-

The three accused are Joseph ed 5115.13 and 135mg were not Drolct, president of the fox ranch; hm and the allegation is that they \'i¢\'-liil‘51<l¢'i1l-; 11ml were the property of another owner dluoul Trcmbiuy, sccrclary-trcasurer. and were transferred to Brelthaupt Iliiie charge against a fourth man without the ‘consent g1’ m1; ow”; IWHS Klrvlllwd by the CYOWII Plilsecll- Witnesses, including Eustache Lor-

rain, said to be the owner of the

llwy raw two charges. both of fox marked IGA-ZG, testified along ihvir the lines of the allegations,

l iolillSfl, Philippe Alollctto. jxTC. undr Allluricc Gaildi-coult, 31.5., basing fled ma; me {QM-s 01191-54

C. R. Pnrtlk, fox expert, testi- com-

illPlT defence upon the assertion plain; and were 0r inferior quality '."i.ii

been ill Vincent-Laniarre, trustee, stated

that the ranch was declared bank- rupt on March l6, 193i,

It was also stated that a civil ec- tion was in process against the ranch by the same fox owner.

Defence testimony is to the effect

that the ranch followed strict prac- ltice. Joseph Uldric Toussignsnt, ex- pert. said that lie was acquainted with the practice of fourteen ranch-

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during the hoirlng, certain credit- ors desiring further time for con- sideration and analysis of the plan.

Representing a group of seven creditors, Hllflll ommuwll ‘l! M95‘ 51-951 presciitsd a motion in which a delay of ten days was asked in which to examine statemen‘ of the trustee, Hon. Gordon W. Scott in‘ connection with the reoraanlzltion- Another ‘creditor asked for a delay of six ‘weeks, stating it would b6. negggsary to question the partners

l or dccilments before a eontestation could propcfly be mode. The regis- trar then rulcd thzt the contest- ations must be filed within 15 days

Appcaring for the trustee. George H. Montgomery, K. C., pleaded that speedy action was needed if the goodwill o.‘ the firm was to be pre— l served. It was i115 essence of the

m“, h, w“. Bmugfng," commented prong" “gm-y, ivhen shown Ire- pon o; m, gptfCh of Rt. Hon. W. L. Mackenzie Kine. "w “he'll loader, at Montreal. 011 SC-mrdal ‘m

, WABHINGEON, D. C.. NW. 23- Newa from London outlining duties ‘under the new uuti-dumpin: lesb- lation that will become effective next Wednesday was received with "little surprise in Washington to- night. ' I London despatchee fol-d of the‘ imposition of duties of 50 per cent, based on value, affecting a number of manufactured and partly manu- factured articles. Power is given to

m he; new MQUNIPGOlllWYT-VMWGT picture "This Modern f 1:3." which‘ loflbned yesWrdBy B‘ m‘ 3m“ my ward Theitrc for thrc: days.

By "done it £81111" “'3 “mm “l”

h” given to the theatre ling world “other o; her extrem: - accurate. authentic and well-vig ited wit- i-sits of the modem s11"!-

Iild from

The picture was ad

N... slum... Entry

Recaptures M a 1 e G r a n d Champion- ‘ ship. ' ‘

m. Mildred Cram novci. “Gil-ls To- roaloum, Nov. aa-anti-ics in

Bethe,» and was direct»! by Nich- the dairy cattle section at the Roy- , o,” Grinch a1 Winter Fair this year total 1,045

impose duties up to 100 per cent. . While it was indicated the Boai-dj

The picture ermblcs M155 Qrgw- i hflld, 11111111361‘! 1p 811 DIGGdI 5110M!‘ ford to return to the “whoopeenlfliifefl” 0W1‘ 59ml" yelfl- ‘Th9

Hon, G. H. Forsllwn’! 3mm‘ '1' cctlon mcssz-gc. ~

“Ann- ghg British election: cabled Mr. it-rsusvfl "l" ileiill" h“

I ‘to choke ol.‘ an import trade from 9113 and which she temporarily de-

the United States valued annually sorted for the straight parts of at from $50,000,000 to flsoooooo n0 "Paid," "Dance. ma. Dance" and

of Trade had it now in its power l type of role which made her fam- bfeedl Telllewmed l" 5mm"-

, Holstein, Jersey and

c; l French-Canadian.

Holsteina lead the dairy breeds in

own b]; mgjrriiy in 1929 he would now have to pass the Plllm 1° Run’ say MacDonwld." lald Puma’ Henry. “In the some vein Mr. Fer-

ell s o. la e mass . ,_ _ or the mm as w a m "Hum" "l" "ll "Wvm "5 Brlushfl" free-trader Rt. Hon. Walter Run- ll-“s l‘ 3°” l“ d" w“ 5°” m" lciman. would merely use the new

"nliiei-Mr-Kinsmr wine new!‘ pdpfi‘ sub-editor, ncver having heard 0f cockney dialect, corrects the sentence tn ‘when we Britlsherl, have a job to do. we do it.’ and then overwhelms us with the state- ment that ‘it is a recrudescence of ,

the ‘

one here believed there was the re- motest possibility of such drastic action. Experts thought the Board] of Trade headed by the former

I I law to prevent an excessive influx of goods in anticipation of an ail- Srltiah tariff.

some surprise was occasioned by the suggestion in despatches from

London that certain exceptions might be made in the case of Canada.

point of numbers, with 338 cattle a counting for 507 entries in the ‘various sections. The males of the breed made a fine showing, evenness in quality and breed type in all classes arousing favorable comment by ringside experts who nave follow- ed the dairy ‘shows at the Royal for ten years. A feature of the Judging was the winning of the grand cham- pionship of the male division by Sir Abbekerk Sylvius Lad, owned by Lonsdale Farm, Sussex, N.B., the winner repeating similar success at

“Laughing Sinners."

The story is fundamentally one o.’ ploisure mud youth in Paris without a care in the world and with the wherewithal to carry on to the fullest extent. Pauline Frederick, playing the youthful mother of Joan, by her own happy-go-lucky mode of life furnishes the incentive to the younger people to go the limit of hilarity.

The supporting cast includes Neil rfmilton, who ecored with Norma

jlngo imperialism.’ pmeslnx

arrangement‘ he 5am’ that the firm demise of the Empire."

should get back into business at the eérliest posible moment. He out-

It was pointed out that so far as "M" m" m“ b‘ '° d”? l“ h“. establishment of branch factories lined the reorganization plan brief- Vi": Iorqztmulagon ‘hgflmalgvwent ll’ w“ "llllmly my Wmlld 59' by by saying that under its pmvly 59"}! "1’! ‘it °' “s”; “ “we established as a direct r 1t of the llama a realization company was to ‘rim: m’ ‘my m am q - nntbdumplng legislation-operative | pxpared to lct the average new! {far w, months on]! It entirely db

Shearer in "strangers May Kiss?’ Monroe Owsley, list seen opposite Gloria Swanson in "Indiacreet" Ho- bart Bosworth, Emma Dunn; Albert Conti, Adrienne d’Ambricoui-t and

last year's Royal and this year’:

Canadian National Exhibition dairy

show.

Considerable crowds of exhibitors,

Marmll; Corday.

farmers Q1, others witnessed the exhibits and the Judging. If ringside gossip among the farmers is lny '

r85 in the province and that it was ,l be formed to which Mcnougnn and

pairing was found inefficient, other n! prams‘ Ftor the security of cred“ <itors. he said. notes would be is-,

combinations were tried, in the in- _ terest of maximum profit to the lsued and the firm “Tllid fEQpcn for,

owners and the enterprise generally. l business with “l?” ' clpltal and; The case w“ adjmmuflt would not depend upon any of its

existing assets for conducting bus~,' iness. The plan he said. had been] approved by creditors to a total‘ of, "171 per cent in number and 92.8 ‘per cent in value of approved,

MAR. TRADE

CENTRAL GUARDIAN '

per this evening, 6 o'clock.

i pmprr reader judge the incident forl>pénded upon the nature or the recognized practice that when oneicowans would pay 50 p" cent or hlmlclf-w-M! set hi! own flflloy"

i mz-nt nu‘. o.’ it," sold Premier HenryQ

l K. OF C. Members, Chicken Sup- 110-li j

anticipated tariff wall as to where Un’ted States capital would see fit to establish its foreign plants-

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WESTERN {NIARIIIAN

-SENT T0 SUPREME COURT- l-Iubert MacDonald and William Richards came before acting Mhgh. trate D. O. Stewart, onMOnday in

being placed in convention.

Continued from page 1 l

tic provinces and will be gone over by the resolutions committee before. Tho Riverport Board seeks assistance to Nova Scotia fishermen through crea- tion of wider markets, lower trans- portation rates, and the institution of a bounty or bonus on fish sold. ‘lho lviaritlnie Board is asked to put the case through the Canadian Chailibcrs of Commerce.