s *4.‘ __

Qgroisisu 21. 1930

USE

“PEERLESS”

rnausus FOX uriuuc

For security on your Mink Ranch.

F93 01' . Satisfaction Ella!!!“ dl

tegold by the oldest ‘dealers in ranching Supplies. 1.3., Law's ,1

The Rogers liariiware,

Company Limited 1

,' We also sell such ac-i cessories as Fox Panspl Tongs, Staples, etc. i ‘

mag-winded Lecturer: “If I have i ‘i!

talked too long it's because I haven't my watch with me, and there's no;

Clock in this hal1." » "

voice from Audience: “There's o.‘ calendar behind you."

i: ‘C. M. Lampson 6a‘ Co., LIMITED.

l4 Queen Street London, E. 0. l, Enllﬂml

Public Auction Sales - . or

RAW FUR! Shipping bag; will be furnish- ed without charge by applying to B. T. llolnian, Ltd. Sum- niersido. P. E. I.

Represented h;

Alfred Fraser, Inc. 212 Fifth Avenue New YorhN. Y.

I x

feeds Imperial

X M

'1. Y» 7

_ from Factory.

Phone 721.

I BICUI

,,rr\'.PEa1/».

Imperial

Prince Edward Fox-Netting ls-Time-Proven

YoU-CANTIKGOJIYRQNG! because Prince Edward quality is wlled with a coat of superior n]. "Milli": lurking out the moist. urc. and locking in the quality that renders long life, and as- pendubllity,

Write for Ranch Supply Gaga. Iogue. PROMPT DELIVERY ORDER. TO-DAY

R. T. IIULMAN Ltd.

Summersidc-Chariottetown

iiiengtral Guardian l i

r TIiEmflHARLOWE-TOWN‘ nuARnuw

_--

ALL ABOARD FOR the fox show.

765741 MAKE YOUR FOX SHOW entries 76574!

early. I NEW SILK DRESSES of ten dol- lar appearance for $650. MOORE s; MCLEOD LIMITED 7694-10-1B-2i

DR. J. C. LAWSON SPEAKS t0- night (Tuesday) in the Y. M. O, A. on Food and Health. 7718-11

"THE BEST PRODUCTION I have over seen," was the verdict of a gen- ‘tleman on purchasing a. copy of ‘mrhe Golden Future of Prince Ed- ,‘ ward Island." IU-llltf i liIILLINERY MOVIES AT MOORE I d; MCLEOD’S Friday afternoon l 24th inst.., Mr. Ballamy of LYON HATS; will show a series of style movies in our Miliinery Depart- ‘ incnt. You are invited. MOORE 8a

E MCLEOD LIMITED. 7730-10-21-21

1 |

“THE GOLDEN FUTURE" IS IN GREAT DEMAND. A merchant bought one copy yesterday and im- mcdiatcly sent for an additional 100.

Another merchant visited the office

iT-ii-ils-o

FOX WIRE

“Quality is the First Consideration"

1 ALL SIZES IN STOCK

Fen nell

—AND—

ilhandler

1- HARDWARE -l

F , AND DOG

rIK

Q00 dbl

L

I‘ Cy

‘it IIIISOLIBITED BUT HIGHLY APPRECIATE!)

“We have never had better Foxes nor in better con- ditioii, and we feel the credit is largely due to your Im- perial Fox Biscuits."

The above is an unsolicited testimony from one of our Island's leading Fox Ranches, which has an Inter-

national reputation for highest class Fox Biscuits liberally, using at least one

and one half tons monthly. Feed “Imperials” regularly and liberally in your ranch and secure the same gratifying results. . . . . . . . .. For sale by distributors in leading centres or direct

Biscuit Co., Limited Charlottetown, P. E. I.

' saw a copy, and took 50 with him. 10-18-tf IIOLT RENFREW d: C0. will hold demonstration here on October 27th. 11f you have inquiries to make, re- ipalrs to be attended to, leave your name at our FUR. department, and we shall arrange time. MCLEOD LIMITED.

7730-I0-2I-2I

I RADIO PROGRAMME ENJOYED.

|~A communication has been received

:liy Messrs Burke and Gesner from a

; l‘?! with which their station CHCK was received city on Oct. 14.

pﬁgramme over

will be extended today to Mr. and Mrs. Archibald McDougall, 209 Euston ‘Street’ on the occasion of their 50th. wedding anniversary. This worthy couplc are life-dong residents of this City and it is hoped they may be

health and happiness together.

FREW 8: C0"

this store Monday, 27th October. Will any customers wishing to see Mr. ‘Iremblay kindly leave name at FUR DEPARTMENT, this week. MOORE & MCLEOD LIMITED. 7730-10-2l-2i

foxes, and which

Box 446.

MOORE dz

dlo fan in Brooklyn, New York, lcomplimcnting them on the clcariiess

in that

MANY HAPPY RETURNS-The congratulations of their many friends

spared for many more years of good

MR. TREMBLAY 0F HOLT REN- Quebec. will be at

I!‘ YOU CAN WIN a prize at the Charlottetown Fox Show. W" "n win anywhere in the world. 70574:! ALI. ENTRIES FOR the fox show must be in the secretary's hands by October 33rd. 76614! '

EASTERN SILK HOSE u an- nounced by RADIO, here at $1.25. $1.50 and 81.75 Der pair. MOORE d; MCLEOD LIMITED. 7730-10-2l-2i TIE FOX SHOW WILL BE HELD ‘ in an attractive fox home. Watch the . sliver beauties being judged. In thci new Judging pavilion. 7657~tf RESERVE FRIDAY AFTERNOON for free style movies in our MILLIN- ,1 ERY DEPARTMENT. MOORE a1, MCLEOD LIMITED. 7730-l0-2l-2i [

MPROVEMEN‘! IS MADE BY comparison. How can you tell where your foxes fit until you compete at the x show‘! 7657-tf $3,000.00 IN PRIZES at the fox show. Eighteen championships. A prize here means enhanced values and quick sales. 7657-tf

UNLOADING COAL TODAY-A. Pickard a Co. are unloading cars of Inverness, Old Sydney, Albion Nut. Springhill and Dominion Coke. Or- der your supply now. 7742-10-21-21

TAKE YOUR WIFE, family. sweet- heart or friend to the fox show. Make up o. party. Don't miss this great attraction. 7657-tf CHURCH 0F SCOTLAND-Rev. Ewen MacDougall will preach Friday October 24th. at. Coleman at 7. p. m. and Sabbath 26th. at DeSablc at ‘I030; Cape Traverse at 2.30; and Summersidc at 7. p. m.

_i-

INFORMATION WANTED-The Guardian has been asked to co- operate with rclativcs in an effort to locate Allied R. Brown who spent his boyhood days and young manhood in Ridgetown, London, Winnipeg, Montreal, Toronto, through Saskat- chewan and Alberta. He disappeared‘ from his home in Wausau, Wis, on I Saturday, _Oct 4, a. police report says} he may have amnesia, aged 52, height - 5ft. l0in., weight 1B5. Dark hair mixed with gray, Hazel blue eyes. black mustache, irregular teeth wears shell rimmed glasses on Street, masonic pln and cuff button. I-Ie was deeply interested in farming and gardening and may be on a farm or working in a green-house. He was a teacher of accountancy and commer- cial subjects, any information would be thankfully received ‘by his sister Mrs. Chas. Scafe of Rldgetown, Ont.

__.._-

RADIO BROADGASTING.-—Msssrs Burke and Gamer, proprietors of CIISK. radio station, inform ﬂue Guardian that there was no in- tentlonal discourtosy to radio fans ln broadcasting their usual ever.- ing programme on the occasion of the broadcasting of Premier Benhettls speech from Ottawa. Their broad- casting period daily is from 5 p. m. to 7 p. m. and the other broadcasting station has the practical monopoly of the remaining 22 hours. On the day in question CI-IOK was approached two hours before their programme went on the air to withdraw in favor of the Can- adian tie-up for Mr. Bennett. As important advertising contracts had bren undertaken for the entertain- ment in question and no arrange- ments could be made with the con- tractors to give way in the short time in favor of the tie-up, CHCK had reluctantly to decline the Can- adian tic-up. This and no other reason was why CHCK was on the air last Wednesday. If the manage- ment of the Canadian tie-up desires subsequent Imperial speeches to be broadcast during the same period in the future it will bc necessary for them to make arrangements with CI-ICK a reasonable time in advance of the date of the broadcast. WEDDING BELLS-A quiet but prctty wedding was solemnlzed on Saturday morning, October l1, at

Charlottetown when Nellie Ruth.

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver M. u Bernard, North Rustlco, was united; in marriage to Mr. Francis Gerald] Hooper, soi-i of Mr. and Mrs. Ham-i mond Hooper of North Milton, P.

E. I. Rev. R. Moorehead Legato of-

ficiating. The bride was attired in a

French gown of cocoanut brown

georgettc and carried a beautiful arm

bouquetof ciysanthemums and maid-

en hair fern. Immediately after the

ceremony. the happy young couple

left by motor on an extended honey-

moon trip to Halifax, St. John. and

other parts of the Maritime Prov- inces. the bride travelling in a brown broadcloth coat with luxurious fur trimmings and hat and shoes to match- On their return they will re- side at Milton where Mr, Hooper is one of the prosperous farmers of that place. The bride, who was for- merly one of the Island's most suc- cessful school teachers was tender- ed’ s. shower on Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. E. O. LoPagc at

which the numerous and costly gifts testified to her popularlbnafbe Guard-

Meet Your Friends at

_.'}_"»?9,"YH£9\..»-. ..-

The World’s Greatest FOX SHGW

CHARLOIITETOWH

PRINSE EIIWQR ISLAND

octopu- 2m. is November m

Send your entries early. Spend a ‘holiday tat" this great Fox Classic.

$3000.00 in Prizes

9 CLASSES i

54 SECTIONS ,

18 CHAMPIONSHIPS

18 RESERVE CHAMPIONSHIPS

.F’F'Z.- tr " '

36 WONDERFUL TROPHIES ii . A Wonderful Show Building

A. prize Won at theCharlot tetown Show places the highest mark of fox quality on your production. It enhances your

values. Stimulates your business. Develops your markets.

iTy.T.?.Tmﬁ.-mna?inu-- . ing them a long and happy journey through life.

INTERESTING TALK GIVEN BY

M rs.

.,MONCTON, on. zo-snw oneninz meeting of the Diocesan Converiion of the Catholic Womcns Lczigue was

Don’t miss an opportunity. Enter your foxes in this great

competition. Entries close October 23rd

For further particulars apply t0 W. .R. SHAW

Secretary and Manager

iiuini'u~ oi |r-.i il;.-"uié‘é>iléaii@151. Miss Catherine O'Neil, of Saint

ho sessions lllfld‘ _ interested citizens. Ali's, C, Wrvun, president, of the hioncloii Suh-Divis- John Sub-Dirisioli, gave an interest- ion of the League, prcsidcd and in- iing icpoit of the Convention hcld in

tTCdllCCd the spcakci‘ cf the cvmzinz,flvilrury, Ont. last Juno. and this rc-‘

out of town iuciurlo. M: Mrs. E. J. Hcnzachvi-ri; M P"? DEVPT, Miss Alicr- Dr": P. McDonald. Miss (Jitlliﬁjfii

VICE PRES. AT C. W. L. 311's. MCIHISIT- 0f C11i11l3ilCi1>\\11. ;/n1:1.“§l~ our oi tho fcntuics oi thc .\iis. F. L. ORcgan, and CONVENTION National First Vicc-Prcsiclciit of lllf‘)C\-"lllll'i > non. DJcAloon, of Saint John. ____. C. W. L._ while Rev. Fathci‘ Edvminii Dining ahc evening Mr. Bcrnard Biclniixrc, o1 CIiarlottctruv-u

‘(.iiill.'lt'f‘llﬁ‘l' rcnzlcrccl a fine vocal solo izincl tltc liisscr; Idlutt delighted the Zuqdmss o; “-¢1¢D|n¢ (f) tlu- dviczziiw.‘ IIFEIUF‘ \\'lill violin and piano sclcct- Mrs. McIntyre gavc .1 moat inﬁll. _ uiuic .\l:‘. Charles Glynn also ing and inspiring address on thc work locum! lo tiic musical part of in: I i

Savage, Pastor of St. Bcmard‘ Church.

hIacIntyi-c, of Charlottetown, was also present and dclivcrcd tlic

spoke of activities of Hague-Con- vrntion opening mnrkcd b!’ Pub"? mccting in K. (‘. Hail-Rev. Father Sllvngc gave Address of Wclcomc.

A woman vurcil hrr in ' $133111! out late at. llliilll h; thc door when hc came lit-nir- whispering through the I~I(‘_\‘l‘|n]p_ that you, Willie?"

Hcr husbands name is Join and i§QC<IaI Scrvic? IIllCS. Hcr nddrc i ‘lilin C. W. L. coliiwwifion ivili cm- I" Sh?“ F" 110"" P‘??? 1111?‘? 1""! '

was decnlv anprcclatci and -"I‘.’\',\"‘fi>('l"d9 ma“ “Yicliionii and the ilnlcz» and 519°!“ Mil‘ "Y" 0"" "PPR 1W1 I 9d to 1m“, me M“, (m 1‘C\'Ol\‘Cl‘ unclcr his pillow.

n11’! "is.

01mg C_ w_ L” dggljng ggpggigiliy with prcsrrainnic with a vocal solo. lvlrs. the activities of the Lcauuc alon". J. II. Mvlnnis was m’: lliﬂﬂiit f-FT i114? an’! C\I“.‘.l1i_!!.

Child Welfare. Illlllllflﬁﬂilﬂll

This “Wear-Ever” pot ‘ with its tightly ﬁtting lid

_ is a general favorite. Not

aiTcr-led by vegetable or fruit acids. TIiickJiariLaeamlcss aluminum

. . . ifs made to last a lifetime.

' ALUMINIUM (VI) LIMITED roaouro a MONTREAL