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. I I The Markets _ (Canadian Pleas)

MONTREAL. Que, Sept. l—-'l‘he potato market which has been weak of late, strengthened today. Montreal district potatoes were not coming on the market as liberally as formerly and prices hardened. Quotations today were 40 to 60 cents pcr 80 lb. bags, depending upon quality, whereas last week the general prices were 35 to 40 cents per bag. More New Brunswick po- tatoes of fine quality have arrived and were selling today ex track at 70 cents per eighty pound bags. E88 prices also advanced today. A oar of British Columbia extras sold at 32 cents per doscn. 2 cents high- er than the previous level. Prairie eggs were one to two cents above last week's levels being 2S to 2e cents for extras, 24 to 25 for firsts and 18 to 19 for seconds, the latter grade being unchanged Receipts were 906 cases. Prices to retailers were one "to two cents above last week's lists. The butter market was quoted mostly 20 5-8 cents to 20 8:4 cents per pound unchanged for car- lots of no- 1 quality receipts were 1,408 boxes. Tile cheese market was fractionally lower on outer-w pm- duce, at. ll. 3-9 cents to 11 8-4 cents with Qilebecs at 11 to 1i 1-4 cents. Receipts were 3,772 boxes.

OTTAWA, Ont, Sept. 8-A bet- ter demand for eggs is reported from both Montreal and ‘Ikymrlto today and prices at these points are tending firmer.

TORONTO-There is a much better enquiry for eggs here today and prices are, firm. Brokers an making sales of graded country shipmen-‘s to wholesalers at extras "24, firsts 22, seconds 17 delivered. Some fresh eggs which have been 0n hand for a short whilehro of- fering for one cent less. Dealers are quoting pmducers and country shippers for upgraded eggs extras 22, firsts 20, seconds 15 to 13,

MONTREAL-Egg receipts here today were 906 cases as compared to 3,357 cases for thsgcorrespond- ing day last year. The market is

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AT NORTH RUSTICO RINK. Wednesday night. Sept. 9th, dance and bowing match between Mickey Ookcr, oi London, England and Corbett, cl Ireland. 1f not iillc, the following night. ‘8593-8-0

I CONCERT AT DUSTICO-The planofcrts recital, given by Miss Maris Pequot on Monday night was s decided success. Miss Pequot has

to none and her future promises to be a brilliant one. She was ably supported by her father, Miss Bea- trice ldcKenna, the Misses Regina and Celeste Gallant and Mr. J. H. Gallant.

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUN- CEMENT-The marriage o1 Miss Eleanor Douglas Bellies to Ml‘. W11- llaln Scott Munro, of Montreal, has been arranged to take place quietly on Wednesday» heptember 9th, at 2.30 dclockst the American Pres- byterian Church. Montreal. Mrs. Bea-lee and Miss Eleanor Beeles left | for Montreal Sunday morning.

LAID T0. BEST-The funeral of the late Mia: Emma Gaudet was held yesterday morning from he; 1st,; residence, 100 Dorchester Street, to St. Dunstsrfs Basilica, where a Re- quiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. C. McCarthy. The pail bear- ers were: Messrs Ivan Rsddln, Frank McDonald, C. J. Gallagher, E. M. Dixon, S. P. Doyle and George Mor- an. Service at the grave was con- ducted by Rev. Father Farren. The funeral which was to have‘ been‘

postponed till 10.30 a. in. today, to

friend of the ‘eceased, Mr. l-Ierbelt E. Craig of the Dominion Depart- ment of Agriculture. Calgary. Mr. Craig left there on Thursday after- noon, the day before Miss Gaudetl passed away. He arrived in St.- Johu at 5 a. m. and left by aero- plane reaching Charlottetown at 9 a. m.

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Large Attendance and Excellent Weather

Favor Big Day » At Charlottetown Driv-

Can. Chamber Will Convene In Halifaxlri 1932

REGINA, Sash, Sept. 9—’I‘hs an- nual convention of the Canadian-U Chamber cf Commerce for 1922 will bahsldinflalifamltfltltwss decided today st the opening ses- libn of the four-day convention here. It probably will be hold in the early part of September, it was intimated, but no definite date was chosen.

ing Park.

Mellow September =veathir, cilsp and bracing in the first hin: o. sp- proaching autumn, attended tl e holding of the athletic meet at the Charlottetown Driving Park on Tuesday in observance of Labor Day.

The customary pro-convention lbllr probably will carry the dele- sates through the Maritimes t0 Prince Edwardl Island and perhaps then to Newfoundland. The defin- ite plans will be decided upon later.

straight heats, best time 2.16. Jolly-

Approximately two thousand five hundred people saw the long pro-

gram through, and enloycd every, -

moment oi it. It is regrettable that oi this large crowd only about a‘

95914-9 thousand troubled to buy tickets. loo Yards Dllll ' taking the less expensive way of go-

ing over the fence.

The most remarkable athletic per- icrmance of the afternoon was that of Hugh Campbell in the five mile

l-un. Running easily and unpsced,’ mcause his competitors were far be- ,

Allld him, Campbell won in 27 min., l5 sec., fine time for the distance, but exceptionally good consider-i that he had the scantiest of train- lng for the long hikc.

George Ayers cleaned up the open events, making almost a clean

The open bicycle events were cap- tured by Ed. Hornby, whose supei -' iorlty was convincing and unques tioned. Ed was far in the lead eac. race, and unchallenged by his near est rival.

The going in the Union events was more sternly contested. Lem Rush was the biggest point winner taking premier place in the hundred

‘and furlong dashes, and the shot

Mr. n. s. MacDonald of Jamaica put. and seconds and thirds in mos. Long Island, the childrent of st. of the other events-

vgncmgg Qfphgnggg enmyed a | A smart set oi athletes from the wonderful picnic at Rocky Point. Fire DEDBFWIBIIY- PlTflflPIl-Odlnth. This outing was intended as a treat afternoon's prpsrm. and beside-

the country for holidays. Bathing and games filled up the day. Ice cream and cake were served till all said they had enough. Not the least treat of ‘all was the trip over and back on the boat. All returned fully agreed that it was the best picnic they ever had, and a vote oi thanks

firm under an improved demand with graded shipments selling to wholesalers on spot at extras 28, firsts 22, seconds 18. The latter grade is still dragging. Offerings from the west are light. Dealers here are quoting p. ‘ and country shippers for upgraded eggs extras 26 to 27, firsts 21 to 22, sec-

' onds l6 to 18.

WINNIPEG - as; markets throughout Manitoba and Sask- atchewan have been quiet during the past week. Receipts are holding about steady and the demand from the east light. Dealers here are quoting producers and country shippers for eggs extras 18, firsts l6. seconds 15._ _

EDMONTON-Egg receipts here are declining and the market is firmer. -A few storage eggs are starting to move. Prices generally are unchanged from last week.

VANCOUVER—Thls cg! market continues steady with the volume oi receipts holding even and de- mand quite good- Dealers are quot- ing producers for eggs at the farm extras 23 to 24, first: 20 t0 21, pull- et extras 18 to 19.

GHICAGCL-Spot l9 1-2. Novem- ber refrigerators 22.

LEFT 81,000,000

, DOUGLAS, Isle of Man, Sept. 0.- sil- Hall came,‘ who during his life was regarded as one oi the wealth- iest of Great Britsins contemporary writers, left a personal estate of ll,- 000,000 it was disclosed today with the filing of the will. This does not include his real estate holdings and the value of his literary products.

lifIClIIGAN COUNT!

SIIKS IIIBS BAD AXE, Mich, Sept. ll-(Ull) -Easy money awaits several per- sons if they can prove that they have had relatives who died inhe- tste in Huron County. Thirty-five estates, totalling $3. . are un- settled because relatives csnnot be

was raised for lVfr. McDonald and those who conveyed the children to land from the boat. also for Captain »McDougali who let the children ride free, although thers were so many of them.

MABRIAGES

for the children who did not go to . lflkifli B hind in 0P9“ wmPel-lflllfla

put on several numbers purely for themselves.

The hose coupling race was one of these features. and was won by Turner and Finlayscn. The Duty

' Race was won by Fireman Heady.

Two teams from the ‘u. ,2. L’. re- , presenting the East and West sec- llons of the city engaged in a stren- uous pull for -he East won in straight pulls. The . iremen, with the help of some out-

siders, then defeated a picked team from the Union. ‘

Grandma took the Class A. mixed

class on the horserace program in

PIDUIORe-DOUGLAS-At the Mt. Stewart United Church, Sept. 7, 1931, by the Rev. M. K. Charman, assisted by Rev. H. D. Raymond, Gerald Edgar Proctor, of Charlotte- town, to Cora Charlotte Douglas, of Mt. Stewart.

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DEATHS

ORWELL HEAD UNITED CHURCH-W. M. S. Will hold a special Thank Offering service Sunday, Sept. l3, at 7.30 o'clock. Dr- Ramsay of Trinity Church, Char- lottetown, will give the address.

POWNAL UNITED CHURCH — Sept. 13, Mt Herbert 11 s. m. Communion and Baptismal Ser- vice, Mlllvlew 2.30 p. m . Poiwnal

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maven-At Mliltown Cross on Aug. 29, 1931, Mary Effie daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lauchlin Bruce, in her‘20i.h year.

MCLEOD-Sunday, Earnscliffe, Malcolm J. aged 73. Funeral was held from his late residence Tuesday, sept- 8, at, 2 p.m. to St. Andrews Church, Cr-' well.

-_ “slain: In loving memory of Ambrose E.

Kelly of Shamrock, who died Sep- tember 9, 1528.

Remqnbranee ls a golden chain Death tries to break, but all in vain. To have, in love, and than to part, Ia the greatest sorrow of case's heart.

Tbrycarl may wipe out many thin

Sept. 6,_ 11¢

II But, this they wipe out never- Tbs memory of those happy days Wbsin we were both together.

A loving husband and father true and kin ;

‘flare’: no one knows a father's worth

Until he is taken from the earth.

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itMothers Value This OiL-Moth- ermwho know how suddenly cltollp. may aeiae their children and how

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ing relief, always keep at hand a supply of Dr. Thomas’ Eolectrlc 0!!- , because apes-fence has taught them that this is an excellent preparation for the treatment of this ailment] And they are wise. for its various| uses render it a valuable medicine.

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Charlottetown and iunavmulm

McLeod. l ' PERSONALS

7 p. m. Mrs. George R. MacLcod of Montreal will sing at the evening service. This will be the lnlniste 'ss

Farewell Sunday. H. E. Campbell,

Minister.

Mrs. J. N. Large onil daughter Joan spent the week end with Mrs. Larges parents, Mr. and Mrs. Angus N. MacLeod, at North Wiltshlre.

Miss Jean Currie arrived this week from New York on a visit to her aunt, Mrs. Patterson, l7 King Square.

BOLBEIN PAINTING POUND BERLIN, Sept, S. (U. PJ-‘Phe declaration by s. recognized art au- thority that a painting in s private collection in Pressburgh, Hungary, is the work of Han Holbeln, the younger, is arousing great interest in Viennese art circles. Holbsln. one of the greatest of German renais- sance painters, is chiefly known to the layman for his portraits of King Henry VIII oi England. The Press- b-srg picture is a portrait of a meditative man wearing a Dutch cap.

STUDENTS FAVOR MEDICINE

ROME, Sept, (U. PJ-Ths num- ber oi students in the various It- alian waiver-cities for the academic year 1020-30 was 20,030, as against ‘sass: ln_ths preceding year. The greatest bumm- of students, use. followed the careers‘ oi medicine and surgery. Law was next, with 0,9004. There were only 2,300 students in

the facility of letters and Philos- Whl- ' I

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set was best in this Class B race, al- so winning in straight heats.

A rm: sunmaav Open Events

Ayers, Powers, Cameron, 11 sec. 440 Yards Dash Ayers, Saunders, Chandler, 60l

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Broad Jump Ayers, Powers, Rsnughan, 20 feet.

High Jump

terles at Bruce's. -HOB.SB NOTEL- Congratulat- tlons are showering on M; Rob"; Humphrey. ltenslngton, one of that progressive town's prom. .i farm-

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Mr. J. D. Belrile, Oflawa, A5515. |tant to the Chief Supervisor of Il- [lustrntlon Stations who has been in

Now that all Scouts are back from their vacation, Troops should organ. ice for the season's work. Monta- gue, Bedequeand Cardigan have al- ready held meetings.

Patrol Leaders‘ Conference

The question now most promin. ent: shall we have a Patrol Lead- ers’ Conference this fall, and when will it be? Last year a very guc. cessful one was held in Charlotte. town.

Governor General’: Vlslt in October

His Excellency, the Rt. Hon. the Earl of Bessborough is the Chief Scout for Canada and no doubt the Scouts will take an active pars-in the program prepared for his recep- tion.

Ayers, Powers, Saunders, 5 it. 5 in.

Shot I-‘llt S. Bigger, W. Boiger, J. McDon-

held on Monday at 8.45 a. m., was sweep. He won the century, the 11d, 3-1 ft, 2 in. ‘quarter mile, the high and broad await the arrival of an intimate l jumps, and was unplaced in but one .-lve Mlle Bun event, the shot put. |

H. Campbell, Kell M81121], 2! nah. .5 sec. I

. Milo Elke-Id years ltattenbury. Crabbe.

g Mlle Bike-Ill years ‘ Rattcnblny, Crabbe, Hcuson.

. Mlle Elks-id Years Crabbe, Ratterlbury.

Mile Bike-Open l-Iornby, H. Lewis, W. Warren. l

_- Mile Blink-Open l-lornby, bowls.

' UNION EVENTS

100 Yards Dash Rush, Stanley, Gormerly.

220 Yards Dash Rush, Stanley, Gcriherly. v

, Three-Legged Race Gillls and McDonald, Stanley and , Ryan, Rush and Gcrlrlerly.

Wheelbarrow Race Horn and Prewse, Gillie anil Mc- Donald, Ryan and Stanley. | I Sack lace McDonald, Rush, Gulls.

Jumping Race McDonald. Rush. Sillis.

Tng-of-War East defeated West.

SPECIAL EVENTS Scboclboya’ Race McDonald, McCalium, Kelly.

School Girls‘ Race G. Stanley, 1-1. Mwallum. M. Ste- wart.

FIREMIN‘! EVENTS

fleas Coupling Contact

‘Dimer and Finlayscrl, Ready and Howatt, Connolly Brothers 10 4-6 u“- .

Duty lacs Ready, C. Connolly. L. Connolly 4b secs.

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‘time-anti 2 2.24. TIII OITICIALS

Starter-D. r. Bethune.

Announcer-E. I’. Acorn.

‘nmers-lix-Ohicf Rsnaghan, Win. Brown, Walter Brown.

Judgfl-W. Halfpenny. L- Wm?‘ mu, Wallis McDonald, my Feedb- ton, Firs chief Aflllll 1601220118111-

Mr. James Rush, one of the oldest members of the Labourers‘ Protec- tive Union and an active meml-er 0! the salmon. bad the If!!! P1915" use yesterday of witnessing his son. grandson and great grand daulhter

Scout Uniforms

Every Scout who has passed l. ' wilaserloot £11.15 should 1...; .1 l3‘.

scout unlforlil unu k-AE clnlp. scout unhmln ls i. . ....lll t to $8.20. lllesc 1..., s.- ootsl.

.l'om Headqual t.ls. Badges

The following badges may be 0..

tallied from the Plxiilncial Secl.

szgy: 1st and 2nd class Pathfinde..

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Boy Scout World Jamboree

The next World Jamboree \\';1. .:ikc place in 1933 at Goddalo, r. tlwn about 15 miles from Budalles. ln Hungary. Prince Edward Island was represented by three scouts s. the i029 Jamboree; Why not six fo. 1933?. If scouts or scoutmastnz. have any ideas about P. E. I. partic- ipation in this Jamboree, let the Provincial Secretary know.

We are glad to see Patrol Lead- er Lloyd Williams out again after his illness.

Scouts assisted at the Air Page- snt, Rotary Convention. and the Convention of the Catholic Women's- League.

John Casiord

On my honour I promise that I will do my best, To do my duty to God and the King; To help other people at all times, and obey the Scout Law. This is the promise which John

Casford, now passed on to "Higher Service’ made before his Scoutmas- ter and other Scouts of the troop on February l7, 1930, and since that date had ear-neatly done his best to keep this promise.

His passing has removed from Scouting one of the most faithful, most honest and most sincere of its members. His troop, particularly will miss him, for he was cheerful, well liked, and willing to try arty- thing new.