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the raw material, the ultimate re- t
ed to, the primary producer. »)
It is at Exhibitions such as this,i
whore fail' Competition and friendly
rivalry more fully demonstrate the
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in drama that lifts ll1e'curlai`n onlibe lives behind
thefscreen,.,.,.;alheorl-touching,sfory’of the
world, ihe`flesl'1fond llie movies
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llElll'llAL GUARDIAN
This is reserved for news, but
advertisements of a news character
may he inserted at the rate of sc.
per word, strictly payable in ad-
vanee.
OYSTERS ’l5c per quart, 40c pint
Containers supplied free, Aylwards.
203 Richmond Street. 5560-10-1-31.
SPECIAL SOLOIST.-Mlm Lin-
nie Aitken will be the soloist in
York United Church Sunday ev-
ening, October 2nd.
NEW JUMBO
wool Coat Sweaters, Jumbo type.
$2.75, $4.00 and $5.00 have just ar-
rived. Moore & McLeod, Limited.
5559-10-l-li.
ANNOUNCEMENT. - Carter as
Co.. Ltd., have just receved direct
f Holland their Fall shipment
Charlottetown Driving Park Sat-
P
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BIRMINGHAM, A1011., Sept. 30.-
Announcement that the slogan for
the Birmingham Publis schools 101'
1982-33 will be “Development of
Character Through Service" has
served to bring again to public at-
tention the wide-spread success
which attended the series of pro-
jects thus promulgated through the
school system here during the last
10 years.
Starting with "Character Devel-
o ment Through Health" for 1923-
there has been a series of slo-
gans adopted each session for de-
velopment of the pupils' characters,
and as a result the schools of Bir-
mingham have achieved a wide re-
putation for the work along this
line.
During 1929-30 children worked
under the slogan, "The Develop-
l'Um
of choice Flowering Bulbs. Tulips. \’“°“° °f °h“’f_‘°"' Th'°“gh “ sm' Iowa engineers have developed
    "fy, ar :.l.;’f.".:.°:'°t..‘;;‘:.‘";:@ ;:::r::: am    5--
sale at the Bookstore. 5563- - - . _.
' never before. They learned to pro- “ces of concrete ro-ads to their for
'me vicroluls n aivln G rect birds and other harmless forms m" lem” by ‘°'°l"g “md “nd °°`
ill h ld marines races at of animal life and many pets were mm “nd” mm with ° ‘"°"“°`
CLUB W ° ' driven pump. _
kept in classrooms by pupils and
urday afternoon, October lst, at 2 teachers- visiting comm during mm tri
l ., P. ID-
p.m. Three classes. Proceeds in aid 'The W°f°hY U50 0! Lemme W0! md who” mother was B fmt
the character development object-
,of hockey teams. Admission 25 . "mm" ol, Kms George has long
cents. ' 5547-9-30-2i g‘;;‘T““"5 the 19304” “ss1°n'Au' been regarded as the most logical
-*'- rum programs wncemmg le” choice for the Prince of Wales,
Moon: & Mcumn LIMITED sure were held at practically every when the Brmsh heir decides to
, school in th it , d th
mute Sou to meet 11;/IFS' Iiohertydof interesting faeituiesmin mo;IrlJl,le‘;tioJer: many' A ye” from next June tm
Wabasso Mills at t elr nen e ml I Ms d Puma Wm be 40. and many or N8
ll .. -
Dartment Monday to Wednesday. ‘_ yelopigoper use o ure were e. ‘countrymen feel that his decision Prince” to Italy wlmn a week
5558-10-1-1 . -
Wonder was the character devel- shuuld be "°rth°°mmg`5°°n' A 'l St ll d h docm
. Ingrid is one of the few unmar- SPH el' 09- e 03 5*'
l _ ' b' ct I DELECTABLE home baked beans 0P111€I1t Oblect for the last session,
DANE ARTHUR Comedy and Muslcal'Su Je and Boston brown bread at Baptist Clllfllllllllills In "The Wonder Gate," Z
1 Schoolroom Saturday, October lst. an elaborate pageant staged dur- h
hat there is a great lack of inter- 5 to 7.30. 5553-10-i-li. ing the UIGCUIIB of the Alabama
edln ` in repent ._-_ Education Association and which
poufnlny CLASS 5 TILLERY- Competitions will be educators, f°
.suits must be traced, and be credit- est in swine bre 8
.cam LST MEDIUM BRIGADE AR- attracted wide attention among
The poultry exhibit was much held on Monday and Tuesday even- While plans for working out next
better than prevlous years andyings next. All ranks will please Br- ‘sessions slogan of character de-
-- - tt d. U lfo ms will be
Possibilities oi your industry and. there was keen competition in they! *H080 00 H B11 11 r H at ve1opmentthl'°l18h service have not
din ens There were a much | issued Thursday evening' A fu ' been muy W°*'k°d 0110. Dr- C. B.
» Grains, Roots and Vegetables
ree g p . _ ,
rger number of entries. The ex-ltendnnce lédg?-e;`Ba§z5; flag; Glenn' superintendent °f °lly
lbit of eggs was also worthy of the louis' ?'1d1'  C No 8 i3atm_y_ schools, is anticipating equally good
ighest commendation. P' S` Fe ng' ' ' 5;536_9_30_2l_ results 'mm this sl°U°n~
, lured. '
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ll0llYWO0D"
LOWELLSHERMAN NEIL HAMILTON
GREGORY RATOFF
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Floluout  lure exhibitions may be as successful
JU " _ , as they have been 11'! U10 P055-
EXllll)ll~101l ' Yolus faithfully,
_ J. D. STEWART,
A- fly- Fisnlont Bnv lflxiliilirion,
\ll'r-;l.'i'.' llrlllfhf rf:u:'l`~f.i to nlnlj'
Premier.
ly l
pm. ,..ll,,l,¢¢ ._-,,-,us _<=hf.~\,l vrllirivre-l Lu~llt.-Go\'cl'l1or Dalton in open-
fl,-Cl .ll u_-ul, gyt»;~_ 1- i- on 'iv dis-i lug the Exhibition said:
n-ic-r.
1 hir. Prosldrllt, Ludlrs hurl Gentle-
Tl._,. fprlgf,-_._-lllg l 1 of rf-grrptlnlcn.-it gives me pleasure i0 b0
was ,-,.,~.f,4_»,l l~,~_- ~;; 1 .- , tr-,l I-_lim hcre tnclay to assist in the opening
prcmlm- S»_,.<,\l,l»;_ Q of your Annual Fair.
l I desire to congrutulntf: you upon
(-llwll-,¢l.»t,,-_‘_-,pl 'he splendid exhibits displayed in
prlmu. l:;,l-_ml-,ll=l,,_~,r1_' the different ilncs oi agriculture.
_<j,.plpn.ll,,,~ g~,~,ll_ 193-g_` clonlcstic scirncc and llandiwork.
This affords ample evidence of the
C. M. Arecllllllll Eli- S"""‘f“"“`yi interest that You are taking in the
‘|`rr‘nsl:l'c~r, Mount Culllltl :intl lig- .nd\,anc,,ll_,,m4 of our baslc lmlusll-les
mollt Bay Exilibitioll, llgznont Bzlygl and of your pmlsewormy endeavors
E‘1""‘“"l Ismlm- to arrive at the highest peak of per-
Dchr Mr. Arsenlluiz,-It I; \\'itll fcctlon ln thc development ol' glmsg
rwrrr.-t that I am forced, on lndu5l,.lcs_
Of mil'-`5S» W ‘l"CH“° 3'0"* In this age of intense commercial
rind invizntiiin to bc present :it thc l.lmlry_and more parllcularly dup
vpcning of the .\louni. Curmci and lug lhls much dlsmlssed pe;-lod of
Esnwilf Bnv E.\:ll:blil'»ll. dppl-esslon _ the Watchword of
ll 1115 ul'-‘~'f1l'5 b"“l1 fl lllm"-lll"‘ UM qllnlity becomes an ever-increasing
“"'"“"l -"""“` "-‘1l`-lh"5“" "ii" I ha'-"`=fa.ctor in the markets of the world.
\l‘¢\'l1I~'S lflflllffl 101"-\'=1l“l 10 ll- and as the some of quality in the
M”-l' I fr-”1l¢¢‘ ill!-= flllllffflllrllfy tfl finished product cannot be attain-
Wl>lf‘-<< til" l1'lll<‘ H101 'll‘»= fllltl ful- ed without the essence of quality in
Direct from the Coast. Sheathing, Flat
Grain and Edge Grain Flooring, Casing,
Base, Panelliug, Mouldings, etc.
Best quality, lowest prices.
MacDONALD - RO WE
Woodworking Co., Limited
('hnrlntlrlr»Wn. P. E. I.
l
New Meat Shop Opened
‘ '  ' ' ‘ ' *lf ` ln the Lyceum Building
I’R‘l.\'t'l-I .s'TRl'lliT. '(‘llARLO’l"l`E'l'0WN
fll'l’0.<l'l”£ TRINITY (7HL'R(‘li
\‘.r~ soil:-it .1 .~h:lrc of the City and Couniry patronage.
l WP 21111'-1\ll1`1‘ fiimlil_'.', |.rii-r- nntl serve .ln mc(-t all competi-
l iiun. Give us ,l mill for your next order of frcsh meat and
I ln' rn7l\'l||rf~<l.
0l‘L.\` l-'ull lll`.~l.\Il’.'-N' S_\'l`L`Rl).-\Y MORNING
l=t nf OCTOBER.
H.B. &V.S.ll
ruins i
more forcibly to our attention. The “Hd 501116 8005 l¥ldlVld“0l exhlblw-
igeneral result must be wholly bene-
ficial.
Eminent leaders in Statescraft,
banking 'alld commercial enterprise
now assert that we are at the turn
of the tide and that a new era of
prosperity is “ just around the cor-
ner," and whilst we must not~be
unduly optimistic nor expect more
than rt very gradual return to nor-
mal conditions, in the meantime
we would be well advised to be
ready io take advantage of the op-
portunities which must come with
the return of prosperity. The mar-
kets of the world shall be again
open to our products, and if quality
is demanded, let us be prepared to
supply quality.
In declaring this Exhibition for-
mally opened, let'me voice the hope
and venture the prophesy that, as
another year rolls around to an-
lothcr Exhibition day, it will mark
levcn more pronounced progress in
your efforts and a greater compen-
sation for your labours.
Following is the prize list:
Horses Class 1.
This class had a muon better
turnout than other years and the
horses were much better groomed
than formerly. There was, however,!
poor classification. Mr. Peter S.'
Gallant took first prize for a pair
of black horses, 2 and 3 years old
and also for his mare and foal.
There is still plenty of room for
improvement in the showing of the
animals,
i
1
Cattle Class 2
This class was much better than
former years, there being metal-,in
I f
i B rztzsh Columbia F 1' r ,irllsnefufefllmllxsffrirn;°l;tf;`
type and much better ntted than
other years. Much more interest is
bein! shown in the raising of cat-
tle than formerly. This is in |
lrrcllt measure due to the interest
in the Calf Clubs. In the open plub
cntrics_ the Shorthorns won top
prizes.
Sllooir Class 3.
M11 Clay. who iudged the sheep
was most enthusiastic over the
showing, especially of market lambs.
The exhibit was the finest ever seen
at Egmont Bay and a decided im-
' provcment in quality and type over
‘other years. There was evidently a
serious effort on the part of the
l farmers to produce the type of mar-
fket lambs the trade demands. With
'three or four more years breeding
in the same direction the Egmont
lBay exhibit will compare favourab-
‘v with Alberton's exhibit of sheep,
which is one of the most outstand-
ing in thc Maritime Provinces. The
Shropshire Breed predominated
over all other breeds. The sheep had
been well fitted for the show and
looked very nice.
Swine Class 5
This class was very poor and de
,times und conditions are brought There was a good entry of swirls
.
o
ne exhibit of timothy seed, eleven
inches long, shown by Ament Gal-
lant of Mont Carmel, attracted
much attention. Mr. Gallant had
seven entries and carried off six
prizes. There were some hne sheav-
es of grain. Three very line samples
of timothy seed and one outstand-
ing exhibit of red clover.
ASK MRS. DOHERTY lor' Free V. _ ,
Ticket when you meet her here on
Monday to' Wednesday. Moore Aa  
Moneod Limited. sssa-lo~l-ll. Prince of Wales
ENJOY!-:D HOLIDAY-Mr. and LONDON’ sept 30 __ Europe!
Mf5~ Lester Dlgnan and mudren R»0yal matchmakers revived their
accompanied by Ml‘5~ G00- L- "°h“' whisper-ings yesterday whsn the
ing homespun doth, An lndustry exception of some of the parlor
which is practiced by tho women of and hail furniture were totally
Quebec, with mum prollh consumed. The outbuildings had a _`_L
He ggw 9, gl-eat futumjor the ln_ very narrow escape as three of
dugtry on the mmd and would be them were on fire several times but ‘_
pleased to gum ln any way m get willing hands from Orwell Cove, - _;`°~. '
tho mal-ld women ln touch (vm, the Eldon and Vernon Bridge (Davis‘
Pl‘0Per plrties to arrange for the Emi) quenched the flames with
sale of their gl,-,thy whlm ls as good buckets of water. As Mrs. McDon-
if not hereof than he had “en any_ aid 'ls under the doctors care sh
where. was taken to the home of Mr. T.
All gh, gpopken ,poke Ven, hlshly J. Craig, and the summer residence
of tho oxhiblglon and apmally of Mr. Alexander Anderson, Brush
Pfslsed the ladies section.-S. Wharf. WHS kindly offered as a
*___ temporary home and gladly go- 
mmv/mn mis. neconn costed by the family. 'rho dwelling ,  V
and contents were insured for a ' 5:;-r _ j
ossmamoa, Mass., ssptembe, small sum sud the loss will be '  ‘  _ ` ‘
l3l9*M°l'° "W1 1.000 freshmen, be- l hell/y as the furniture hastily re- ' 0 § -
,,f"f,‘fe";,;’,°;)’§‘;”(‘,‘;°  ;"n‘;"fuf"; ‘;“;$;‘;1t°dB';‘t°l;°l==vl"s Crisp golden brown-serve _them with  _gum ‘
:Live uuolisfl for the opening sr' ° “ °”° I coffee after an evening of Bridge. k W J, ,_;
with ' I
to
stan and S011 1'1@°“~ Wh” were ‘f“ ° Prince of Wales, world's ‘most el-  /_
motor trip to Prince Edward Lslinid lglble bachelcn 'departed by up ` I l. _.:_ $59,. f
. for one week, returned home. They Plane mr Scandinavia' home oft I > . ‘ and 
Mr. Gallant's sample of I-!aszard’s had 3, wonderful trip visiting all the W0,-ldrs most ellglble pl-ln¢e&_ - "w~"::"“~'-w~:s...-f~i¢..r.‘-. L;
improved swede turnip seed, which; the beauty points on the Island. It has been two years since mm. V $;:::r'“ _ .‘ "53   I
consisted of two pounds of uniform | My-5, Johnston visited her d8U8l”1l$€l‘» or connected the names of Britain's "‘11f::-z-_zz-.... ' ' I
S6605 Sh0l1ld» ln the .llld8€'S 0Pll1-lMrs. Lawrence McEwen, at Stan- royal heir and the slender, golden- 
ion, go to the World’s Fair nt Re- ley, P. E. I.-New Glasgow News. haired primes; Ing-ld, grpmg..
gina in 1933. -__ daughter of King Gustav V of
There were nineteen fcntl-ies of AN ENJOYABLE EVENING - Sweden. On this occasion as be-
Pell b€BnS» 3115 01055 W5 Very GX- About fifty people were very hos- fore, reports of an impending on;
ceptional, held peas, white and col- pltably entertained on Friday gagement are almost certain to be
oured beans were of a very fine night, Sept. 16th, at the home of denied, but society circles profess
°1'd91'- , Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Flood, Long- to see unusual significance in this
The showing of cranberries was worth Ave., the occasion bcing a visit.
very much better than usual. dance given in honor of the for- For one thing it was described
There was a very large display of merls brother Johnnie. Messrs H5 "E Pfiylllfe family Vfillh" -7059 59-
potatoos. Green Mountains made Matthias Flood and Joseph cosu-.ilo »f°re leaving. moreover. the Prince
by far the best showing. Pumpkins supplied the music. The dance was 'Spent 801118 time With 1115 l'0yBl
and beets were outstanding in their followed by .arp-dancing by' the Parents B* B°lm°f°l- Sim °~¥¢1|1»
class. three Flood brothers while Mr. th°5° Wh° °b°°“'° f°n`“°'mi°5 Wm*
much nl-ood roses Matthias Flood played the violin. °“° *M* it 1° 01° P1’111°°'° ‘im 'Ut
the Swedish Court and, as such, ‘
There was a fine exhibit of ranch The dance terminated in a nicely .- .
the most appropriate occasion for
breed foxes and chinchilla rabbits. appointed lunch daintily served
500|” lkllartment about midnight, shortly after asking me hand M 22'y”‘r'°1d In' TE  
' hel gm’
This department was as usual ‘which the guests departed for t r '
very fine and there were some won- homes. Mr. Flood left on Tuesday, The Prince Wm not “Bch Bt`°°k`  
derful examples of home spun cloth, Sept. 20th, for Ottawa, where he hmm “nm umm' ocwber 1' He
flew yesterday from Croyden air-
blankets and linen. The needle work holds a responsible position in the
H in me fr d port to Copenhagen. Denmark to
BANK Cl0SE$
_.ii .
(Canadian Press)
BAN JUAN, Sept. 30.-The Baum
Territorial y Agricola de PUGIUO
Rico, one of the oldest financial in-
stitutions of the island, closed its
doors this afternoon with the ex-
planation that exceptional demands
as a result of the hurricane made
the step necessary. Meanwhile civil,
military and Red cross officials
did their utmost to provide storm
sufferers with food, shelter and
medical supplies.
The latest check of casualties.,
with many sections still unreported.
or only partially reported, showed
197 dead and more than 1,800 in-
\ 00lsAA1(ll(;vlSl1ogans A N I U A N'Princ%h12lcg%ellg§don
LONDON. Bolltenber 80.-An eng
er young man of 11 sat in the from
seat of an autoimbile with thi
chauffeur tonilht that he migh'
better see the daztlinr haze the:
is London for the irlt time in hil
young life. 'nie id was Princv1
Michael, heir to tho' thi-our or au*
mania, who arrived ‘io visit his mo
ther, Princess Helen, the estraugei
wife of King Carols The Princes
waited in a limousiie at the docl
for him when the, channel boa-
came in. f
Anticipating a izbrious experi
epoe, the Prince hqaped into th'
front seat that he night mi- no
thing. Southem Eniland was pro
ducing its first seal-fog of thl
season, and London ihone her daz-
zling lights tbrougha mystic hue
But not long aftej- the lad hm
leaped excitedly fitm the fron
seat at his hotel dlor he was ir
bed and talking ovel with his mo-
ther more exciting tlings he woultl
see and do during lls visit. Bui
the exhaustion of histrlp from Pa
ris today soon began o tell, and the
lad fell asleep. ;
Members of the frinoess' S1110
said Prince Michael tfouid probably
go to places like thdScience Mus-
eum in Kensington. because ll
has a great love fir mechanics
things. It was saidll the Prine?
would not go to sohql in Londori ~‘
but would probably luoompany thi
led princesses in Europe of Prnt-|
stsnt faith, and she and the Prince
ave many interests in common.
orsewoman and, like the Prince,
nd of outdoor sports such as
golf, motoring, swimming and ten-
nis, she took up flying when she
was 20
Tall and slim, with a soft round
face and the heavy eyelids of a
dreamer, she is exceptionally at-
tractive and is considered one of
the best dressed women in Europe.
She is an accomplished musician
and takes a. keen interest in the
theatre and opera.
The Swedish Princess is an expert;
h i
and asked whether inluenza ooul(
be caught by kissing. 3
"It most certainly cal," said thf
doctor. .`
"well, when I was osvscutlou 1
month ago a man kisseii me.”
The doctor laughed. f“You're al
right. If the complaint }ssn't deve'
loped by now, it never will-1101
from that kiss anyway#
"I thought not," ewifessed the
spinster, "but I do love tllkln!
about it."
A bigot is a man whp is sure of
something that he do¢sn't know
anything about. .
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MEN's e|_Aci<
BROGUES
Made of the finest
grade of Calf Leather.
$§¢3l?§»t§3'i§’.{‘l.$5-00
Men’s Scotch Grain
Oxfords. Very service-
itifibill f‘.‘7h` $5-50
NEW FALL
B R0 G ll ES
1
Men’s Black Blucher
Oxfords. A dandy.
§§§°,‘§1§.‘u ¥f’f"f’° $2-50
Men’s Black Oxfords,
plain toe, sewn lcreas-
ed vamp. Thisf‘is a
§§l¥"T'. . . f'.‘”` $3-95
and hooked rugs brought much l D. B. S. is numera len s '
islt with King Christian X whose i
praise and the cooking was very wish him continued success in his V ' i   I E-1'
   :;“:““:1t;‘;z.:::"...z”°.;.;:.°:°:
,n'I‘hte1b\ut::r exhibit was one of the DISA T _- Copelimgem He puns to spend    
nes t e country and i th S ROUS FIRE-The bca - *I I
of special mention S war y tiful home of Mrs Hector A M2- about 10 days in the Danish camtall ‘
' ' ' It is taken for granted that Prln
The ladies served delicious meals 1300015. Brush Wharf. Orwell Cove. cess Ingrld Wm see much of her 552ly_9.39-3_
rrncusou
_ ,-_,_
to the visitors during the day and was entirely destroyed by fire on __ _ ‘ -
every arrangement was made for ' Wednesday. The fire was first dis- L _
the comfort, or sn, `l covered about 2.00 p.m. by her sons '-
Mr. Justice Arsenault in his ad- °7°h1l H- ‘md Russel- Wh° We” e     I
dress referred to the happy state of working outside in the yard. The 0
the Island people comps,-¢d wlm roof of the kitchen was then on '
the csusdiau wsstnors wo stlosst fire "ld they quickly got their 1 / PHONE YOUR ORDER EARLY SO'
have plenty to eat. mother and sister Catherine out of
He also made mention of the the building. The fire had gained THAT You MAY BE ASSURED 
fact that there was a chance for Buch headway before discovery that  v l '
the women to make money in weav- U19 dW€llll1B and °011l0l1f»S. with the QF STEWART S OLD FAS'-I`(`
|oNEo BAKED BEANS.
Pumrlu
buy just as good?
° wdmlc year. Addition- London historians have founq
ll lwlicants were attracted by the that the city‘s first library was ’
nf 
 
lr`_.<<‘ 1
N PIES 
Why bother with baking when you n ' `
Our Pump in Pee
___ ff,/1 are noted for their crisp, flaky crus s, ~
 and’ rlch, spicy fillings -Just like ho e
~' ma e. '
STEWART S BAKERY .
‘ fact that this clam will graduate in I housed in s Croydon monast
__,, ¢ld¢dly inferior to hogs shown tive: 1936 ll _ ' ery' V
 °r slx yea" ago whmh ls Qv1Q¢nQg V ‘  en Harvard Wm be tele which was burned ‘lawn nearly 1,-    
I A brnting its 300th anniversary. 000 years ago. - 1 - '-