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HE Charlottetown Guardian has recently issued a souvenir edition book-size form, with the optimistic title of "The Golden Futureof Prince Edward Island."

the native of Prince Edward island, far from home, will read with a special glow of pleasure, for in poem, and story, in attractive illustra- .tion, and advertisement, it tells of the lsland’s glory, of its progress, and of its contribution to

Tnere are many excellent articles, butone of the best is the impression of an Airierican “Garden of the Gulf," and who tells vividly his impressions of its people. their traditions, the well homes, the splendid churches, and his amaze- ment at the practical absence of divorce and

His observations are worth noting. _“This same little Province, which has no divorce problem, is also without a crime problem. its

crime rate, as indicated by convictions for ser- ious offenses, is less than one-tenth the rate for Canada as a whole, and the Canadian rate The island hasn't had an execution in

“Unemployment? There isn't any on the

“Poverty? It is almost non-existent there.

"This island has, per square mile, twice as many people, four times as many cattle, and eight times as much poultry, as any other Province of Canada. It has more railroads per square mile, more post offices, more telegraph lines. and more churches, and its people have more money in the savings banks, per capita, other Canadian

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AUCTION FORTY-FIVI!‘ PARTY l in C. W. L. Hall, Friday night! '!"cl:ei'i 23 ccnts. 0658-12-4-21,

TURNII’S.—LoatIing daily liI bulk lat railway dump. Charlottetown. . Tiarkct price paid. I-Icnry Sinallvrood, ' ‘lll-llhort. 0607-12-2-41. ‘itMi-I Tl) AIIIIIJION FORTY- I-J PARTY in C. \V. L. llaii Fri-

.' night. Play starts at 0.30 Tickrts

1 rcnlw, 0658-12-4-21. THI-I NEW VICTOR RADIO is sold b_v It. T. Holman. Limited.

iSumnicrsidc and Charlottetown. 9687-Fri.

lift. (tltEELlilAN will bc out of thc lfYDVlllCt‘ iinlii Dcccinbcr 16th rind tlicrc will bc iiti cheat. clinics at [ted Crors"; Office during this lImc. ‘ 6861-11. NIIW LONDON (JONUREGAITON Sunday. Dcc. 7th. services as follows: iGcddie Mcinurial Church, 11 a. m.; i Loni; River, 2.30; Clifton, 7 p. m. Dr. l Ashdown, prcaclicr. . 'I‘I(YON IIAFIIST PASTOIKA’ E- .Scrviccs Sunday. Dzc. 7. Dunsliaiv, i 11 a. m, Wcstmurclaml. 3 p. m., Try- oii, 7 p_ m. Myron O. Brintoii, Miii- ixtci‘. '

(‘AI 'IIISII AND NIIW GLAS- GOW-ficrviccs. in the United Church on Sunday. Dec. 7th, Cavendish at‘ 11 a. in. and New Glasgow at 7.30 p.l

m. Rev. If. S. Bishop. B. D., Ministcizl

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Sl-ICONI) (iI{()\I"l'H——'l'l\t‘ Guard-l iuii win givcn n iiunilici- iif twigs of‘. cldcrl>crr_\.' bush ycalcrdny that wcrc; in full hud. nliiiust rczidy lu lcu.’ out. cut b_v a lady living iii Cornwall on Wedncatlai‘. Dcc. 3rd.

UNITED CIIURCIL-Tryon and Crspaud United Church Service: ‘Pryon. Sunday School 10 a. m. Pub- lic “luv-ship 11 a. m. Crapnud: Sun- day School, 2 p. m., Public Worship, 7 p. m. J. L. Luiid. Pastor.

WINSLOE SERVICES-Services in the Winsloc United Churches on Sunday, Dec. 7th will be: I-fighfield, at l1 a. m.; Princetown Road at 3 p. m.; South Winsloe at 7 p. m. Rev. G. A. Grant, Minister".

SUGGESTIONS FOR. AN APPRO- PRIATE CHRISTMAS GIFT-When sending Christmas Greetings to friends abroad or at home why not accompany your greetings with a copy of that interesting Booklet —— "Memorics of Long Ago" by an old Chsrlottetonlan—13eri_iamin Bremner. For sale at Carter dz Co, and Mari- time Stationers. 9i50-12-1-tf.

NEW MORTUARY PARLORS AT ALBERTOBL-Mr. G. Roy Phillips, Kcrisington, Mortician, has opened a sub branch office in Albcrton. Mr. Phillips is a post graduate of Eckels Collcgc of embalming and sanitary science of Philadelphia and has spent some years at Mortuary work in Boston, Mass. Mr. Ray Barber will lirivc charge of thc new branch.

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WEDDING BELLS-A quiet and pretty wedding took place at seven o'clock on \Vdrlnesday evening, Nov. 26th. hi. the Charlottetown Baptist. Parsonage, whcn Dr. A. C. Vincent united iii marriage. Florence Loella Ncwson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frcdcrick Ncwson. of Bracklrl’. t? Gordon Harold Maclnnis. son of Mr. mid lifrs. John hfuclnnis, of North \Vin~lnc. The bride looked lovely in .1 dross of ivhitc crepe back satin. and bridal vc‘i, caught up with ovnnygc l1lllFf\I1‘i"-. She carried n hou- quchnf wliilo ci'_'"-'o.i\lliciiiiirns and mnidcn hair fcin. The briclo and rzrocni wcri- iinatlcridcrl. Aflcr the ccrcinoirv, thc lmnpr couple m0- torcd to the home of the bride's par- rntii. where a wcdriinc reception was hcld. thosc present bring immediate rcintlvrv: of lhc bride 011d H0001- Afler receiving iieartiest congraluliv lions of those present. all sat down in p dainty wcrlciiiii: supper. The! lai-irc company of scrcnadcrs. who paid thrir rcspccts Iiifitif‘ a great deall of amusement. rind ivcre treated to refreshments. At the close o.’ a very pleasant evcninz spcnt in music and siiiiziiiir..i.lic youiirz coupli- motored to ihcir homo at. North Wirisloc. with all iznori wishcs of a happy jour- ncy through life.

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ANGLICAN SERVICES parish of Ncw London on the 7th inst. will he as follows: Kensiiigton.

10.30 a. m., with Holy Conimuiiioii._ Sunday School. 2 p. m.; Burlington.‘

2.30 p. m.; French River. 7 p. m.

SUNDAY SERVICES in thc New Glasgow Church of Christ are as follows: 11 a. m. and 7 p. m., preach- ing service, also service in Frederic-

ton Church nf Christ at 3 p. m. Wm.‘

G- QIIiBIEIK Pastor. |

CORNWALL SERVICES for Dec! 7th: New Dominion at I1 a. m.;. KlnE-itfln Bl: 3 p. m.; Cornwall at 7 l). m. Rev. D. K. Ross, Minister.

PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES - Presbyterian services as follows: Mt. Stewart at I1 u. m.; Highfield at 3 D. m.; Marslificld at 7 o'clock. Dr. M. E. Gcngc, Pastor.

FIRST lIRRIVAL-‘fhe r Guardian has received ii pretty 1931 calendar, entitled "Chums". from Mr. Lcwis‘ Golf, Charlottetown. dcalci- in thcl New Idea Manure Spreaders.

WEDDING BELLS-Married in tho United Church, Hunter River. Friday evening, Nov. 28, 1930. in thc presence of a vcry largo gathering. by Rev. A. E. Chapman, Daniel Wm. Mrithcsori, of Charloitelo-"n, to Jeanette Mioriald. of l-Iopeclaic.

YORK PASTORAL CHARGE -- Uiiitcd Church of Canada, DECCIIIIJOI‘ 7th. services, Marshficlci-Dunsteff- nagc. II u. m., Dunstaffiiage School at 10 a. m.; Pleasant Grove School 2 p. m.. service at 2.45; York School at 11 a. m., service at 7 p. m.

IIUNTI-IR RIVER (‘IRCIlIT-‘fhc "crvices ori thc llunlcr Rivcr Unltcd Clizirizc for SuntlnyJDcc. 7th arc as follows: il a. m., Wilbshirc; fl p. m., Wheatley River: 'l p. ni., I-luntcz: River, Communion services are be-

ing held in connection with the above regular service. A. E. Chap- man, Pastor.

POLICE COUR'I‘—-At. thc Police Court yesterday morning a man. charged with the unlawful posses- sion of intoxicating liquor, was fin- ed $500 and costs or six months. The cases of three men. who had been ar- rested on the previous day in a house on Richmond Street on charges of vagrancy, were dealt with. Onc man and one woman were sent back to Summer-side. Onc girl was rc- stored to her parents. A man was given a suspended sentence. another went back to work.

STRATIICONA INSTITUTE-The annual meeting of Strathcona Wo- men's Institute met on Nov. 12th at the home of Mrs. Henry Burdett. Eleven members and seven visitors were present. Meeting opened in tiic usual way. It was moved, sccoiided and carried that. all thc ofllcers be reappointed for another year. The members decided to hold a Parlor Social and Bazaar at thc home of Mrs. Henry Burdett" on December 4th. Mrs. Alex. Macfiay’ invited thc members to her home for the De- cember meeting. roll call to be the name of my first school teacher. Meeting closed with singing.

WEDDING BELLbZ-A

very pretty iveddlng took piacc at Si. Ann's Church. Hope River when Rev. Pat-her W. V. McDonald

united in thc Holy Bonds oi‘ Matri- mony, Miss Clara Gallant, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Gallant. Hope River to Mr. Clarence Gallant, son of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Gallant. North Rustico. The bride looked charming in a blue crepc-dc-chenc dress with hat to match and carried a bouquet. of car-nations with maiden hair form's stir was attended by her 5i.<t“‘i‘. Miss Agnes who worn pink cicpc-dc-rhene dross with hat to match and carried a bouquet of car- natlons, 'I'he groom was attended by his brother, Mr. Lawrence Gallant. They then motored to thc home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrsu. Cyrus Gallant. where a da ni._v wed- ding breakfast ivas served. Thcy then proceeded to the home of the groom's parents. Mr. and Mrs. John i’). Gril- lrint. North Rustlco. whcrc n dniniir‘

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$21.00 from Wciliiiztori United Church, pcr Rcr. William McLcod. INSTITUTE MEETING-The an- nuahmcctini: of the East Royalty Vi/unianls institute inct at thc home of Mrs. J. II. Andrew with seventeen nicmbcrs and two visitors present. The President occupied the chair. Meeting opened by thc Ode and rc- pcntiniz thr Crccrl in unison. Roll call was answcrcd by a tongue- tivislci" and payment 0f duos. Tho niiiiutcs of rcgulur and last aniural iurctini: rcrid and adopted, followcci by Prcsirlciits report of year's work. '1 hr Srcrctary-Trcrueurci" gave a fin- iincial stzitcinrnt of thc years work. showing rcccipts for liic year of‘ $264.89. while the expenditures‘ amounted to $182.87. showing a bai-i ance on hand of $82.02. The school committee reported having the school c‘c'.\ncd. All bills were order-

ilic comini: yoai" is as follows: Pros- iricnl. firs. N. D-ITTRCII; Vicc-ilrcsi- dcnt. l\lr.<. P. S: Bradley: Secretary Treasurer. lifrs. A. MacNevin; Direc- tors, Mrs. Shaw. lvfrs. Geo. Harper. Mrs. Louis Roper; Auditors, Mrs. Morrissev lVIrs. J. B. Andrew: Or- ganist, Mrs. F‘. W. Andrew. ‘The school committee for the ncxt three months is Mrs. A. A. Holmes. Mrs. E. Shaw; Sick Committee, Mrs. E. Hcarlz, Mrs. J. E. Holmes; Program Committee for next meeting, Miss E. I-Iolincs. Miss B. Cullen. Mrs. W. I-Icartz. Onc new member was wel- comed to the Institute. Next meet‘- ing to be held at the home of Mrs. P. S. Bradley. roll call to be answer- ed by "Christmas Suggestionsf, Meeting closed by singing the Na- tional Anthem, aftci" which thc hostess served a delicious luncheon and a social hour was spent.

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1931 NEWSPRINI‘ PRICE SAME; its mo i l

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1031. The cfioct of thc announce- mcnt is to stabilize newsprint prices for thc coming year at llic samc ratcs as the Company established at the close of i929 which. in Ncw York and Chicago, figure $02.00 pcr ton.

"After considering tiic situntion very carefully and trying to view it from your standpoint and ours," says Internationals letter to its custom- ers, “we have coitclurled that there should b!‘ no change in our standard price of newsprint for year.

"In rcacliiniz this conclusion this; Company bclic ‘or: consistent policy. A ycai" ago wc vigorously opposed any price In- crease. Today, we feel that any de- crease in price is unjustified and that it.would be detrimental to the interests of thc publisiicrs as wcll as thc papcr manufacturers."

Intcrnatlonais prior announce- inrnt of today ivrw urcfaccrl by n let- tcr to its customer's in which the Company I‘f'\'lCI\'f‘l'l ncrvspriiit pro- duction and consumption ovci" a per- iod of years. 1n this lctlcr. Intcr- national points out that in the last twenty years the center of produc- tion has shifted from thr- Statcs to Canada. so that while in i910 thc llnited States producer! practically all of its newsprint con- iiiiinption. in i030 it will produce only

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l. Use word Argute meaning sharp, shrill, quick. (‘LILPTDU“P

l. Tglier-d of six letters meaning cover for anklc 01' u? “Md "Avcmmpi" mum?‘ "ll"-

N." Sh”, legwuto iioril of fiie letters meaning to incorporalr-d

l0. A word of six letters meaning an iilcii ur cou- ‘"1" "m" i" 31"" l)!‘ "U" "l" "19"" bulld- ccptlon, opinion, belief, whim. ii- lisc lcltcrs '1'. 0,5

II. A wont of tlirci- lcttcrs meaning a singli: fiiz- i_ 14¢ lr-Hcrr. l-J. T. ‘I. are, first, individual. . \ d ' r I v _ .

I3. A word of nine icttr-rs mraiiing Nnri: annual ' ‘h. 2:" ‘Tm"flfizlzazrzilillli R 0711""! 41"‘ I l d ,_ - < . . . .

10. iteavi-orrialnt live Irltcrs moaning ui sprak with F» -\ ur-rd of cinht Icttrrs mcrmiuiz fflilllllll i" or eloquence: to dclivr-r an rluqucnt itrlrlrrss. "Wllllrlillll it 500"‘; ti")?

I7. A word of five Icttcrs mcanini; OIII‘ who is full) 7. .\ ivorrl of fivr letters» moaning sounds rm a proficient or skilled in an art. horn or iluic: blast on .1 horn: sometimes iiaiiic

I9. Use the letters V. E. themselves. for iriiv fellows.

20- TWUI lfli-"S-Jfmllflcull" 1119311018 "WY PX‘ if. ‘Iivo icttcrs meaning half an cm a incasurc amp c". iiscri in typi- sctting.

ZI IVord of five letters meaning to sot again; as .,_ l‘ ‘Wm M ‘ix ‘runs "lean," h rum“ ‘Mud

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26. Two letters. contraction for direction of iii»- H H! ‘think; fl ‘lfllur- Wilt)‘. m‘ I111"- winri. or point u! the compas. ' '

27. A word oi‘ six letters meaning aiiilhhiiz allrirvv i5. .t iuirii of fir» lrttcrs iiicaiiirii: tn dr-inur with

but of Iittli- value. superficial, glittering, siilnv.

krccrliiicw or vnracit); plunder, prov.

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dinner ivas sci-vrd to about. fifty, guests. ‘Phcy spent the rest. of the day i in music and dent-in: till the earlr Notes on the PrlIICt! Edward Island hours of the morning. After wishimz Mr. and Mrs. Gallant many years ol| prodded bliss the company 1m. for their homes. Mr. and Mrs. Gallant received many beautiful gifts of silv- cr. cut-glass, etc. Miss Bciitricr (‘ei- lant. sister of thc groom and Miss Annie Rush of Charlottetown at- tended the wedding lPntrIOt please copy).

EGG LAYING (‘ONT

Egg Laying (‘cutest for the wcek ending Nov 2R, 10.10

Mr. William Snnzaomls B. ft. pcn Ii again lcd the contest for the week with 34 eggs. 36.7 points; Mrs. Roland Eastcus W. L. pcn 2 were second with 35 rim-s. 32.2 poinisi and Mr. John B. Poolcis W. L. pcn Ii were third with 28 eggs. 27.7 points.