U.S. Policy Of ‘Baloney Dollars’

ANNOUNCEMENTS. comma EVENTS. MEETINGS. arc

ieecbdln flu aelene d! e?»- pc weld Qrldgpqebhhelvenae.

'!'*DencainInaareldBell,ilm- rbgllonflthdcodmuic. $8 _.____

‘Chicken endmneoin

' eimper StQeriIBellllcndeLDedflt-h. U39

"B18111! live end drmed poultry every dey. Highest market prices. Mflilillh N B0713. Hunter River.

M5

"lhaerve Th , list for Mt. Ilellick School Concert h Pownel BelL

" ue Club loading hogs and lamha Tuesday ef‘ Nov,

“afloat-none.

December A

B Y~ F I RE AT [HEARY

Loss Totalled Between $35,000 and $40,000 —Orl8iI\ Not Yet Determined.

Nov iii-mic fire et Oleary has now burned itself cistefterdoingdesnagetntheex- tent of between 836.000 w 040.000. mumw ‘Fdlmig; The warehcmo of the produce ma” company bu it six years ago is vel-

mum“ “mm” "ml"? ued et $10,000 end hes en insur uwnmm" 4mm‘ h. ‘"5 m’ ence of $7,000. ‘Hoe contents were '*‘°“*“"°"°Y" "‘" "w" '° m” not insured. m. Matthew Vllilod life wereh use at 88000 with ILOW insurance. Be bed in his building a quantity of farm machinery wlfch wes not insured m. A. P. Bell who rented the building bed

Former New York Gov. Ur- gesARetumTo Gold Standard.

(Anccistcd Praee)

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"I em for gold dollere as egelnet belone! dolllrl." eeid the former IGovernor. “I em for elperlorce ee iegeiret experiment. l! I must “m” MW“ 7km‘ ‘"3"’ e cer end a half of potatoes and e ment of biuinen end llllifllflEtic" “d . m" o‘ m“, md m °‘ ‘ °°'°“""“‘ W°'“°“‘°I- I begs of rour and other merchen- "m “I 9'1"“ muquum" disc. Mr. Bel‘ had a very smnll e-

.” I m“ “M” bmm“ m‘ mount of insurance. Kennedy's ‘"4" °‘ i" Wi- V"! ‘l’ u" bulldin"! one 0f which wee hurri-

isdi. Pleeee liq stock. Malt An- neenlecre y. so“

"Private tuition in public school end oollll eubiecie by Daiholnie

Phone INC m:

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lfl 31110911. Wodneedey, November Nth at 7J0. Admission Io and lbc. li stormy. dret fine night. I085.

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and ‘ odncedey nito, edinieeicn 150.

39th. MM.

November

"llcrell Creamery receiving c"!!! "U?! day. We pey the high- est price and hoenpt Give u e tflel lhiilltilnt. fill.

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"tryout Baptist Church will bold bszesr and chicken supper in Bep- tlst Hell, Wedneede , 39th. Price 35c and 35c. 306d

"Hear Men Stewart, lecture in St. Cetherlneh Hell Tuesday night, Nov. 30th. Programme. 1f stormy, Wedneldny. 3067

"W. l. Jenkins along with Swift Canadian buyer will be buying ell kinds of dreIed poultry all day Tuesda , November 28th at Hurray ‘River tetion. 3014.

"Poultry-We will be buying live end dneeed poultry throughout thc season, paying top market prices. island Cold Storage Cc., Ltd. S013.

"All parties having lottery Boob on Hope Ghost, kindly retin-n eeme by December 15th, to Rev. Mother Superior, Charlottetown llolllitel.

304d.

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"We an now buying fowl end thickens elive end dreeeed every illey. Geese, Ducks end Turkeys, » , eftar December lltb. R. J- - ~- a 00., Ltd. 303'!-

"Cbicken Supper, Bazaar. Bingo. etc, in eid of St. Mary's Church. Dddfellowe Bell. Montlllle. W86- nesday. November 30th.

"You really should know the ' ' m. left the ship on shore leevc rum, m‘ 31"“ ‘"1" “w? P"? “‘ ~Wlnter Fa". after her arrival in Port vesicular’ lzit°lrmrl§n3z completely :2.- relnent income n o “m” . . ‘M the m.“ o, 3 "Hwy 56- mmmt Life. m for Dlrticillere yo“, u. J L “w”, “mu”, (fileu I h-Q) “y mm mi; morning, making his ‘ ‘ $1M!» WIRED PHI». 1mm’ wgy along the edge of a wharf. --— to. Nov 81-45mm» Mile. WW4‘ Anni t f rlieley-s safety deep- . ' ‘Jl-mae-gn: “m3: I“ w m; zoo mgxmrrz: ...“ 1:1. {If the ..., ...... ......- Aboluh Leagues “""" cum 33133 $5.." first.» lad mil-o ‘f, u? .'"_f,‘f,,°,‘,,“‘,,,° fjfflmgfi Favoring Return I'M 'g';*'"',,,,“, iliilzfl dmmmlf»; tbirdlfla.“ m’ "m" ,,, m, ..., O f K a i s e r eeiflwu scored by mriuus qiiiwe '°“'°"'","§,'°,“:m,:, ‘mm. ____ ‘when lvelvn‘! Bilmf- "l" l" $‘1fm:1hey ml the harbor will lens. oar-near. Nov. at-(A- °“°" our "e mm, curios, ii e - November ' ' " b, drgngd tomorrow. PJ-Jrwo more vehicles for the poe- lmlfl‘fifilfll"lldlOiilfi “Mrnmmiflnnjgf JIIAICAIIQXHIOIDCflWICO h.“ “id o! m N“; ‘orcvewaanemedflbillcur 09C d.t'on;

Irwin-Instinctiv- meslonBlé immanent-moor.»-

IIWIWIW‘ 3*" ' ' t 8 81' mammal-penchant -

iDlstlnc y ‘eueheheiunotionofthenc

hcflhn idea. bah untamed. . Qgmdi PHI) a .. ' | "OMAML m: 2P5“ “m,” wee etmeea geataldeytuin- ilanfl SICCQOdC L01. Qwmigflfitin ‘y better’. vhr|""_-'F-" r E a Phi”, o“... stunting u.- iriwlul u u""""“_.""-. xamfl; .--“ .-.. . .... an“ “Mm m“; ,_ m ll um r ' —— ‘ i"“"=-"-'-‘.-""‘ """' ‘° "" " 1 ileued weieht “" ‘ I (mrriekhvn-j igfiitmibe I '____ ef obit‘; contnum to UIDTW- n ‘fa’. i ‘ i 00am‘ u‘ flung," 0f Hi “

"guilq cf. and the inexperienced ‘ Y “n8 gi-eduece. Specialised in languages.‘

“nuuommdcomdyomunimneriozne ntcgulnee ;'|e fore:-

If story, ma. night. Admilioal 60c end

“m “Y u" m‘ "*4 ‘m’ ed to the gi-"und end theotborbed- ‘u "l" "m"“'°" "l" m" W" ly eoocb a were only eovemi by iwurnce. 'lhe weroh use which wee burned was valued et ebout el,000- Neit" er collared much of value. Till rein oithe freienot‘ yet known but the Pirr it rshell Mir. Ber is expected today to ineke en inv stignlion- Mr. Bell wee wor ing *n his WIICIIMFB until

colfege prcfrecre who hold no reepcneble pubic office but en period-lg Lid; to turn IBMIXLOM

palm nteton, 1 em gal] to ly- for the people rho heve m.de country what it is.

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lAULUSUWS ll N’ E l! Y0 R K‘

NEW YORK, Nov. Mh- (AP)- Ceptein James Mollieim end hie ' form Amy J hnson, lcrutic Party is time to be e-lweye xfikéfilb ma, “mt”: M”

the puny o’ ncmbarkm’ “p”. from s vacation in Bermuda. ‘money pr nun’ n“ auverlw" “ml-l Capt Mollison had been on the ‘M’ “"““""' “w” m" “m” Island-four weeks and his wife went

_ m” h vufictu"! "A c‘? l. "5' m“ i’ there two weeks ego efter spending U m’ m” m“ mo" some time in e New York hospital.

society which 1 should like wbcb I do pleud or even condone.“

rder tobeve notep-

tba statement in New York. With ates-noon papare it undq lergn beedilnee. Smith wesnotinhieotflcqendattendr-i ants there deal nrd to say whore be

, could be located. The st:tem lit erglresasd Smith's l disblief thet “the Demo-

BYREQR. MOORE

King’! College, Halifax, Makes Announcement to P. W. C. Stu-

Presldent of Important dents — Speaks in

High Praise of P. W.

Graduates and New P. E. L Library Move-

ment.

Awelemnevleiicrto multic- wwnovortllewsek-endiethelev. AllloormlLA-JICL" Pruidnt ottbeilniveiiityoflinfemli,

yflelifemwhceelestvieitberqitwill

be lecelled, wee to ethnd the QI- inel opening of the new Prince of Wales College, end who at all times bee taken greet interest in the work which the College ll doing.

Yesterday ' Rev. Dr. Icon visited the Prince of Well Odlege and addressed tho third end fourth year students. Be announced the generous offer of two entrance sohclerships et King's college next year for students entering with the highest certiflceue from Prince of Wales. The first echo‘ “ip h of the value of e100, the second c! the value of $50-

Dr. Moore referred to high coed- emlc ente of students who have come from Prince of Wales College. Consequently they ere el-| weye gledly welcomed at King's Col-i legs, where, he said. tho! would be sure c! finding e home while ewey from home.“ “Through the Aaeoo- ietiou of mun with naifioum Uni- versity—en association the most beopy-we are ehle" he eeid “to of- fer facilities end e strong eteif of professors end lecturers that com-i

lfoun‘ ‘inn scheme. He could not

pan favourably wim either IeGill or the University of l. to."

Dr. Moore ocnlretuletod P. W. C. students upon the beautiful new college in which they ere privileged to work, end ._ ’ his delight with the wey in which library facili- ties for Prince Ddwerd Island are being built up under the Cernegis

speak too highly of the greet educa- tionel possibilities of this movement, endcfthoweyinwhlchidlesBate- eon has grasped the situation and is planning the system.

"rm many friends of King's Col- lege here," added Dr. Moore to e Guardian representative yesterday, "will doubtless be glad to know that everything is flourishing at the (:01- lege. We heve succeeded in holding our enrollment et the seine figure es iast year, and the financial position of the institution is a source of con- fidence end pride to werybodz"

Dr. Moore came to Charlottetown from Amherst, where he gevs the address et the gnouation of the nurses of Highland View Hospital. Amherst, on Wednesday. He is rc- meining over the week-end. in Charlottetown. end is preaching in St. Peter's Cathedral tomorrow morning, end in St. PeuPs Church

R.C.M.P. Cutter‘.

.l1Ti llllll

Rescuoescliboner Off Island Cadet

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(Ceuedinn Preea)

nAur-sx. Nov. Qt-Tba rescue of |

e sinking schooner off the Prince

werd mum ooest wee disclosed today in a terse report to Royal Canadian Mounted Police heedquer- tore.

1t took place e week BIO et the

‘pe-rtiee-ii one." ‘ed, "became we are dealing will! l m m“ ‘h’ p“ w whim “mm rkldlrrhltilnoilfiillniwiliflhlf , holds rcspone b‘.e government of- ‘mu u resmnd w oomph“ hunk fice, which is not merely advocet-i H‘. 5am they would u“ ‘or my ing cure-ails in a campaign. but the n n De Iwhzeh has in its hnnds the present Amw-‘ggmgog: expregz; rim, r**:*:..:'.:":.'2"~::.:~::::...:: » M -~ ho»- e u . lnltitiltione. M u“ ma‘ "Iemtocddnowtob: regular just for the sekw of regularity. "Whgt we ltezcl in thll country l!‘ ebecutn dapendebi ity in our money eteridiirds- l! la the only thng which will restore oimf dense. The latest fisoll moves of the ed-

l . w’ Sm m comm“ l Captain Mollieon map it clear

l Search Made For Boston Se a m an

(Canadian Press)

ministreklon have undermined ‘-

Fibre w“, deneb Tnqy hgye YAHMOUTH, N. 3.. NOV. 3

“and unoq-mmgy. Fellow seamen of the Boston schooner Geraldine and Phyllis

ieered tonight for the safety of William Hickey, missin8 m0"! all" 12 hour;

Cattle Awards At

A owned; "m3?"

height of a gale that carried away the eight-ton schooncfs rudder end left her at the mercy of the angry

' sees. Bound for Murray Harbor, P.

E. 1.. the little creft wes 4% miles

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AMUNEYIIIAIERS AT RilYAl FAIR

(Qnndian Pres)

TORONTO, Nov. 24.—Awerds in livestock et the Royal Winter Fair today included:

J. Welter Jones, Charlottetown, P. E. L-Flfth in Holstein bulls, four years old and over; sixth in cow; five or over, in milk; seventh in three-yeer-old class.

i m. 1.. McCarthy, stirrer, u. n.-~

CANADA, SATURDAY, NOMBR , 1933

0060 in

C. Grand

and champions:

serve John end Clark Baker.

Reserve, J. A. Thompson flemele WP-

Won By Mr. C. C. Baker With Male

Plin-

‘Great interest wes teken in the

Silver Pox Show held yesterday et “uwdm- m‘ ‘M’ mm“ N" or. coma-e Nlld., Nov u-lwow. which were of excellent quality and m” ma,“ t . “m”? “Wm” i” ‘h’ “film?- eteeus. Public ‘selierfiotm “my

todintho exhibits

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Following were the prise wiruiers

CHAMPIONS _

Adult female, Capt Read and

Son; reserve, Robert Baker-

G. Stewart. Female pup. J. A. T‘ mpmn, re-

Chumplon pup males and females won by C. C. Baker with male pup

Champion edult fox won by Capt.

Reed end Son with female fox. re- serve Robert Baker, adult mele.

Grand champion e.ny age, male

or female won by C. C Biker with mule pup; reserve Capt. Reed end Son with adult female.

Cllfll

Black end derk silver, one entry. w m adult male, Robert Beker, Bodeoue. 12th?“ uwzumnmmgnmfi "III dim-imi-

Adult femelmfl ca, Robert Bekegiiregaeideeooeed. Ialepupnceie enky. Claude Howehtoape - fimelolWD-Klfl min-WM- Johnhlfcedenduomnorden. , CIIJI Black medium silver, no adult

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Ithe proprsalseet forthin there-

Adult females. 5 entries. Robert Behr, Bedeque 1st; John end Clark Beber. Bedeque, 2nd and 8rd; George Heffell, Albany, 4th.

11o mele pups.

Female pupa, Capt. J. L. Reed‘ and Sou, let; Cecil Stewart, 30b‘ don, 2nd; Cept. Reed and Son. 3rd-

Medium cieea, adult male, 2 en- tries, Cecil Stewnrt, Borden, 1st; Gnu. Read, 2nd.

Adult female. feutrles, R. Baker, Bedeque, let; John and Clark Bak- er, Bedequa, 2nd; R. Baker. 8rd;

°fl *4" mm“ W“ "h" “M” Seventh in Holstein bulls, four and Bruce Clmvbfll. Avlvsmlv °°'°-

men sew she was in difficulties. A ,hone cell went across the Northumberland ltreit to Piotou.

| over; einh in cows, four and under five; eighth in flve-year-old class. | Beech Bill Perms. Prinoeport, N-f

eth. Male pup, 8 entries. Cecil Stew- art, let; John Heffell, 2nd; Cleude

"=4 F- °- l‘ P- mm" m" l“ s-rlm and sixth in ouernseye. Howett. Oepe Trlverno, no.

in touch with the Halifax detach- ment. In response to a wileleu cell, the R. C. M. P. Oilttor Berofl set

- out from Bouris, P. l. 1., to thene-

cue of the vessel.

She was wallowing in heavy eeas. taking water fest, end ber crew ro- melned on board at this pumps ea the cutter began the tow to Pictou Harbor. Before long, four of the cutter’: crew bed to be sent ebcerd to help man the pumps.

When the craft reached berbor the water had rieen above tba floor-

“ gleaming" will have ended its e!-

iunior get of sire; thiidin illni“. Guernsey herd; fifth in cows, and under five; sixth and eighth in cows. three end under four; third m junior yearling hulls; eighth in junior heifer calves.

Oekfield Estate, Oakfield, N. s.- Plrst, third and fourth in Guernsey cows, four end under five, in milk; third end fifth in cows. five or over; third in Junior heifer celves; fifth in

' junior yearling bulls.

L. A. Haszard, Charlottetown. third for cockerel and pullet in Ori- ente-l Bantam class.

Stalin ’s Party Will 9eek Roz-election

ggqoow, Nov. M-Joeaph Stel- flgflflellhlllllloI officerscfthe Communid Diff-Y. 31°11‘ m” ‘u’, wyg-m “political bureau" down. will QQQ up for m-election in i118 17th Ali-Union Congress o! 91° party, summoned co meet in Nol- I mum impu-tance attached to ' m, 0mg‘, which will be the fir“

=inoe1IU,beoeulebYl-b¢um'3 g 1 h. held e country-wide M“!

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5 l s 5.

Ell

wee grow7ng and there there were) clear Champion adult male. R. Baker; @1191 "communion

rmrve. 6- Bwwm {the Island Dominion relinquish

Under Premi

derdice Ready To Ratify Commission’s Report. '

llREAT minim NEBBTIATES wmi ieliiiiii

Male pup, C. C. Baker; reserve. end lower chambers of the Gov- Resolved to Do Eva,‘

eminent.

((bled‘en Preee) foundend wes mmng swim, p.

favoring the Amulrec Commission's report indications the report-its P79901111!

lfllponsible gover lat-would be approved offcielly by both upper

The legislature convrnes Molt

‘day, and the owrwhelming major- ity of United Newfoundland Party

supporters under Premier F. C.

Aiderdiro staid ledy to ratify the

Commission's findings. The Gov- ernment members-id out of TI- approved the report un-rilmcusly

et e me tng est night.

In Defllllb Gil-lid

Piotn the

lthere has been no such definite [mu-mung e

declr ration of its stand. But sour-

undcubtedly would tell in lim with the decision of the lower chamber.

To the favourable reectloc 80-‘ ward the report was added today tho voice of the influential Now loundlerd Board of Trade. llec\ in: n special session. the Board give almost unanimous approval to

port and the British Government's white paper that accompanied it. There wes only one dimenting vote es the Boerd went on record as endorsing the pltposels “a; bo- ifld under present conditions in the but Interests of our coutry." Re- cognizng regretfully “the homily for edoptio of gnopoaals involving temporary oonsttutionei cliengea," the Board resolved timber to "re- cord our epwccintion of the gym. pathetic ettitude of H11 Majesty's Government wwerde Newfound- land in this time of dlfficul ."

Forward Resolution

The resolution was adored for- welded to the speaker of the Leg-

Rm“ PW’- 3 “ml”- "m ‘m ‘kleturr: the Prudent of the neg-

Cecil Stzwert, 3rd. Light Medina Cle-

four elm Baker. 1st; R. Beher, and: mu” comm. ‘m, w m ow

crnor. Another copy is to be for- warded to Han. J. B. Thomes, Beo-

Mll" ""1"- 5 "wfl 91"“ rotary rer- the Dominkme.

Howatt, M; C0011 Qi-QWIPF- W4- Adult females, la entries. capt- Rieed and Son, let: R. Beker. 2nd; Capt. Rieud and Son, 3rd; C. Stew- ert. 4th; John Heffeil, 5th; C. How- ett, 0th.

Male pups. l Ont-fl". R Illa.

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De Valera Served Exclusion Order

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BHJAQT, Northern Ireland, gov. sip-u Pruident lemon De Valera ‘oi the Irish Free Btete oroeeed the boa-da- to teka an active part in til Iorthcomifll South Down el- ectione, Northern Ireland authorities said today, he ie to be eerved with en eulueicm order.

This order, if ignored, would meen ilnwiecnment or deport-WW l!‘ hour.

Pllident De Velcre twice has benheldinrlorthernlrelendillls. Igiggunnlngfcreeeetinthe

‘Iolfldoommoneaeerepreeente-

IVIIDW-hDown.

Shipping Halted Oil St. Lawrence

WAD. "W. 'theintwnwede.lilifld

le-Pcr the

i These doveloprrrnts came on the heels of outspoken docleratiom ogiinst the report by two pron inent membg-e of former Now- doundls-nd (bblnots. In St. John's ‘lest nlghtlbwflliem Ooekerfonn- er itlnieter of Marine and Peher

ies, exploued his “emphetic” op- .

prsiticn to the Commission's re- ‘commcildations Government by comnieaon he egeroved in prnziple- But h‘e con- oepton of how th's system should operate diff~red "materially" from Etbe Commission’s. "Po be lunged," be "from the etetiu cf e self- rg Dominion to e position below that of en crdlnery Colon ie degrading." And be urg- ‘ed ‘ong ard careful consideration of the report lest tbcea who ep- poved it be conederad "tratole" .to the Dominion.

Strong In - ,, “tion

hi Toronto. e forinI leader of the oppcftion and holder cf sover- el Cebnot positions. Sir Alfred ltr no, was equally strong in bis

. poaitiol. To deprve Nelfoamd- 0

.l'nd of re pneble government, hr

‘wroteinenopenl-tiagfiaerireme °""‘

end unlurif ab], tending to de- grade the coony in the eetime- tion of zhe world end repugnant to the sense at uteri-r’

3th veteran IOIUIIII believed Lba Oimmfrflfl fndinm lied

_ lic Sentimfcri ‘POX Sllliwfavors Adoption BllRllEllOf Nfld. Report-d

cEnoo-n». United Newfoundland Party

er F. C. Al- _

."“-'T."*:'I?,~r§r?~a~<1" “ I _

t h i n g Possible to Have Germany Re- enter Arms Parley. _

(Canadian Pre- ead Amabfil PIII Cebll) IDNDON. Nov. Mw-flr John lie mcn. Secretary for Phrcim Affeire

_-,"*->~Qe0e~q-_ 7,

evelestmonmepertiew

Dciendineiho rncedue foiiowedinnleffortto . H aeidtbencouldhavebennc ccdureulnlwfllotfitedlo lmnhtctime '. hevetcldhartbetwftbdre theconfermommadnno -ihettbocmventim completed md t-bensba tosignontleedmedlines.

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“oermwrnieeireennp-hnog e target for dictetion;

‘ullglittéSweie oven 4o m Eiicoai? !

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Preeb aoetbwaet 0e eoribiwfl wumeleeeywithaeulirhirlll OIIIIOI.

(Oeaellel Prue) METEOROLOGICAL OFFICE. Tor onio_ Nov M-Minimnm end inex-

llnuln tembereturee'-— Dawson ... ... . ‘I i Annie .. - i! I0 Victoria . 4d Venconwr . I Erlmontoh $4 He'll I 41 . M .'I . I M lll 1 I! i! 1d a 10 u I I I I . I I

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rikc Welt ed hate-Iii enamel to northeast m: deed!