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B8 Great George St. Hiarlotietown, P.E.I.

Day Telephone 1378 Night Telephone 344

F.\.\llI KS LOOKING FOR RIIN’l‘i-ID HOUSES FOR TIIE WINTER

would be well advised to make ilii-ir selections without may; for the more desirable residences are being absorb- gd-qultc rapidly.

We still have a few houses ma npu.‘ ents fumlahed and unfurnished that are good vaiueboth as to com- fort and rate of rental.

The rentals for aprtmollts include heating which mean! s saving of from $10 lo $30 and even $30 per month.

APARTMENTS TO LET

_--__--_i- GROUND FLOOR APART- ment fully H" " J llld healed at 55 Upliir Prince. containing 6 rooms, 3 bed- rooms and bath, Rental $65 per month.

T0 LET — APARTMENT, I furnished rooms, $22.00. Desirable locality.

ii-iiti

CAVIINIIISII APARTMENTS. Two of tlic choicest heated apartments in the City, One containing 4 rooms includ- inz 2 bedrooms and bath. "Iiie other containing 6 rooms including 3 bedrooms llltl iizitli. The interiors of tiicsc apartments have been tiioroilizhiv renovated and painted and may be rented iurni~hcil or unfurnished. (‘onliiiilous hot watu", 1m- mcllizite possession. IIOLSES T0 LET

110 U S E CONTAINING 5 rooms and bath. IIot water furnace. Central location.

ioask 19c gcrissuhuL .

Over me I never had the courage d%¥_____€:1£morist.

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HOUSE sup LARGE LOT, situated at the corner of Mlllivilue lioihi and Alan

‘ llroup had lagged in the past week

51mi- oillside City limits. Iiouse contains I2 rooms; “l” ""53""? and other blliiiiinss. Electric lights and water. Price $3000,

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, Pliililililt Strcct. ‘l rooms and bath. Pipeless furnace. Verandah. Double Gnrpge, Price. $3500. Terms.

DWELLING iiousE AND lot for sale at Bradalbane. , "m!" flllliliilns 6 rooms. " There is also a barn and other buildings premises. I'rlce Terms if necessary.

RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY, 22 Pleasant Street, l2 rooms and bath. Hot air furnace. Garage. Price $3300. Terms.

MODERN BUNGALOW AND large lot Brighton, d roonisvand bath. Reason-

LIVES TOCK

BY FREDERICK GARDNER Associated Press Market Editor.

NEW YORK. Oct. 1o —(AP)-— Buying shifted to utility stocks and’ low-priced specialties in to- iiilys market while profit-taking Slipped the starch from recently strong industrials and rails

Power issues bounded. motors and specialties fell back as much

Business news was still on tlie side of recovery forces.

'I‘hcre were no outstanding op- timistic developments on the util- ity sector, but the fact that this

when other categories were chalk- lns up new IZ-months‘ tops ten l0 111111111111! by speculative con- iintlvnts. brokers said. on the "1801? Dower stocks were ‘behind the market.

With ouotatigns highly mixed at the close. the Associated Press average of 60 stocks finished oft‘ .1 of a point atFilll. itsfirst set- back in ii consecutive sessions.

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Use Minards for dandruff,

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The Oentral Guardian

This column is reserved for news o! local interest but advertising oi a‘ ulcvzsay “nature |=ay “Trainees-ted

n a no . able lnadvance.‘ ‘ c I p”

I = CBASWELI. for Photographs.

CONFEDERATION LIFE INEUR. sacs. I..-8’IB9-'I-2l-3l2

now FOR a REAL BREAKFAST with Rob: China. Siieervlziaggdorpgrlghg. on‘

BARGAIN, 1938 W and 1935 Dodse usinflufieufiffi Barbour and MacDonald.

Li-130-l0-B-3i. HOUSEHOLD FURNITUR Sale Edsett Estate, 10.00 A. M. lgday. '

L-ZZB-IO-li-li.

CIIARLOTTETOWN Male choi. us at St. Augustine Hall, South Rvstiw. Tuesday the 11th. inst. st 3-15 P. 111- VmIW 9108mm includ- ing humorous numbers and step- dancing. L-213-i0-8-2i.

0o You Need Money l sso -ssoo 2 ’

I We lend money to pay i old bill to purciiase- I "ecvssliies. to tniti- that = needed vacation or for any useful purpose, , No embarrassing ques- tlons to borrower or en- dorsers. I

GENERAL FINANCE EASTERN LIMITED Phillip‘: Building

Grafton Street Charlottetown, P, E. 1’,

Look for Confidential Loan Sign

Office IIours—9.00-—5.3O Saturdays 9.00-4.00

lhIy priced at $3150. Terrill. “TIIE ELMS" I82 KING

Street, 15 rooms. Property may be purchased on small

‘“, payments cover- Ing seven years without in- terest. An excellent in- vestment.

HOUSE AND LARGE LOT on Park Street. House con- tains 8 rooms. Price S900. Easy terms of payment on application. .

IIOUSE AND LOT 0N KEN- sington Road, I-2 mile from City, house contain- ing 6 rooms. vcrandah.

the price for sale is very reasonable.

IIOUSE AND LOT 0N ED- wiird Street. tains '1 rooms.

I . ’ Contalnin .

IISIIIOOQndGAIIaVESIIPPrnI :05!- 7 rooms. 3 bedrooms Blligl E§§5m§§g§m“ms, gffélflyyg Q§§f°°'“"°"' we p" Inch or 4c p“: word‘ other “ms ‘m “pplm” at the Prince Etiivard Theatre. It .

“um, u], 31mm ‘Sarge g1 131;: Reading. J. Flood. Minimum " e for any advertisement twenty-five cents. ff a giwhlaggiglv glyhfilggl? 5m“ I Fm]; RESIDENTML "my. heated. Possession October 6. SEPTEMBER WEDDING-A dons a pollcctnlrliilp uurfoririitlforthfl

eriy. 70 Lonirworth Avenue- “mum "“““"“M°' . Pretty Weddml w“ place I“ ~ _____. _ ___,_._ ,__ _ _ gfigugfi} tgunfg lag; ]?;e1.“;.511.nefi

o "it we» “tilt” "its" n». so. Female Hel w t-a w ‘ ‘

I“ A" "'°“°"" °"-“"°“' lvlllziizuritge Mobgnind P P officiat: P an L B01185 111 I119 11M C1041‘

"11""- Gmiii- L111" Lam’ “°“"'° M‘ o“ °' lug when G-ertriidifPoilal-d, be- FOR SALE-DRIVING WAGON. w'a.\.'rlz'ukl."brja.,gg,, HA1}, "011 1011011’ 011s “II°1?‘“°II"-"-““Il

"M1111"- PTI" 36-509- bcsgugmazxéggs canie the wife cf Edward Dunn of APDIY to 26 Alley Street. work or light. ‘IICUsEWOIK for “My age“? Is STIIICIHF, {$550M ‘

Tcnns, beautiful resijhmfi Tenn‘. Iona parish. The bride, who was L-92-10-5-3i. elderly people, Apply 101 sydney gxlxldtlwir““_é$e,o of [he

Imliiclliate ’ $20.00 per month.

lltlrsl‘. POWNAL STREET containing nine rooms and bath. Plpeless furnace. new hardwood floor. Latc- i! renovated. Reasonable rent. ill PRINCE STREET, IO rooms and bath. Furnished or unfurnished at $45 and $.10 respectively. Electric Mlshcl‘ and range. Garage.

IIOUSES FOR. SALE

FOR SALE HOUSE CON- Iailiiili: 9 rooms and bath. lieateii by plpcless furnace. Recently renovated. situat- td at 122 Sprln Turk Itoad. 5M1‘ llfive $30 . Terms. HOUSE AT ST. AVARDS containing 10 rooms, 4 bed- rooms and bath. Hardwood floors. llot air furnace. Pro- ilflly in good condition. Price very reasonable.

llill Si-I SITUATED IN ONE of the nicest localities in (""11‘.:rtown. containing 0 rooms. Practically new and natured this summer. Fully Piliiillllcd with outside win- dows and doors. Interior fin- ishcll in Douglas Fir. Also lflrili- lot in connection. Price reasonable. Terms if neces- sary.

DOUBLE TENIMENT house situated on Alley Street containing I'I rooms. Ilrice for immediate ssie $21100.

IIOUSE AND l ACRE 0F land situated on the Mal- imlue Road, I mile from the City. House ‘ ' ‘I rooms. Sewerage and elec- "ie "slit. Also two barns 1111i small fox ranch. Price

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DESIRABLE 6 ROOIVI COT- tage, 80 Highland Avenue. Large lot. $2300.00.

82 IIIGIILAND AVENUE. 0 room cottage. Large lot. Good location. Reasonably priced at $2000.00.

I LOTS FOR SALE LARGE DOUBLE LOT FOR

LARGE DOUBLE BUILDING lot on Upper Illllsboro St. I00 ft. frontage. good resi- dential locality. Price $650.00.

LOTS FRONTING ON MAL- pequc Road. 2 to 3 mil!!! from the City. Will be sold in lots for building or b! the acre.

BUILDING LOTS IN ONE

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tions of the city. from $125 to $400 each- Terms to suit purchasers.

LARGE LOT FRONTING on Admiral Street, 675K108’- Prlce $550.00.

ONE ACRE AT ST. AVARITS

fronting on St. Peter's Road. 8459-90-

BUILDING LOT FRONTING on west side of Esher

I

T0 LET

and

FOR SALE

The following properties

are worthy of special atten-

"111" i 211111;? and songmweliéclegellt] rcéeiv- . i-IJC W83 I'D

APARTMENT T0 LET I and Tood assisted by J. lllIycTague One of the most desirable I ‘Ie/Iiiinofita-cciordlolx Highland Fling’ hell"! iiliartmcnls. situated .To§2l~ ‘EiFQZi. “ififlglffm Chas’

In the hcst location on rocims and nth, (‘losed iii balconv. Continuous hot water and all reasonable decorating and improvements to maln-

"i" 11911111111“! comfortable ory; Piano selection, Miss M. Web- i‘nr a zooil tciiant. star; 501m (3.90, Beer; Accordian __ _ H selection, J. McTague; Sketch Mc-

noiisr. 1o LET Cfllirt Peake. White and’ Mc-

Nicc situation.

to suit purchaser. II. K. S. IIEMDING 88 Great George Street

NOTIOE TO Property Owners

During the past few days I have had some of the best houses and apartments in thc City listed with me and have met with most encouraging success Ill obtaining satisfac- tory tenants, in many cast-s without any loss of time.

The renting season will soon have passed alid I feel that it will he to the advant- age of property owners to losc no time in listing their

.ftinerai of John schmid; ‘wireless operator '

ebiwlled to the drawing room by

Carver. Mr_ address and a beautiful c air was PW-“EPEG by the Messrs. Spurgeon t-{Biiklns and Cedric Ballem from

1L I-Iazelbrook Ba tist Church. Mr. Jones on behalf o Jigide th>nked everyone for their

ndness and invited all to come to sec them in their new home. “For 11316.1! are Jolly Good Fellows" Was

_°11,b1111g. the remainder of the evening was $311115’ 11111011 was than served by

at Mail Queens County scored a grand sue. ('85s when they staged a concert and dance at North Wiltshlre Hall. Xvednesday night, The 1,511 , 1 iber reoeivid hearty applause. The

I Illfnlliqite

i and McTagli

. Mr. Flood and t e three . artists ‘ i Ciidleux and Noreen Gregor, in

Bflghunrnond’ cnntflmmg 6 yhllfi. Peake and McTa e; Solo

b Sellick; Reading, Geo. Beer; Instru- mental music. Todd and McTague; Trip Dance and song, Gertrude Cadleux accompanist Mrs. P. Greg-

Togue; Guitar selilctions. Ray Sri-

bccomlngiy attired in blue hat and shoes to match, was at» tended by her sister, Ellen. who giro dark blue with hat to match.

e his brother John. After the cere- mony the bridal party motored the heme of Mr. and Mrs. James Murphy, Vernon, where a delicious breakfast was served interspersed with Messrs. James and William Mur- phy, who congratulated the bride and groom on this happy occas- ion. After breakfast a. motor drive was taken to the old home of the F011 bride. and some oi.’ her old friends visited, after which they proceed- ed to the City and had dinner. In the evening they returned to the home of the groom in Lower New- town, where was served and a pleasant even- ing spent. The bride was the reci- pient oi’ many presents from her friends. The Guardian joins with their many friends in wishing Mr and Mrs. mid prosbcrity in their married

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FUNERAL SERVICES-The m chief on . . NW Norihland. im heldefi-oisn x5e MacLean Fuiierah Home Saturday 11191111113 at 1i oclock. interment gas made in the People's Cemet-

PRESENTATION‘: 0,, Tues... C\'L‘l1lfl'£ Oct. the 4th the member: 110d choir of the Hazeibrook Bap- ls. Ciiillflll assemble-n at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Wood to extend congratulations and good ljiéshifs to Mr. and Mrs. Henry ‘IIlIIZebh/IEI?CIIthgl:;i?\ta11n§ °§4§h°Mw°d' WON. the bride andy grog‘... {ox

Mrs. J. W. Ballem and Mr. Hnrotq

M. W. Wood ave the

himself and his

fiPent in music. A ostess,

CONCERT ENJOYED-The Rur- Couriers Association ot

lied to capacity and each. num- t B-m. McCourt, Peake,

e, Mr. Geo. Beer. uuthful

Misses Trainer, ertrude

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Canadian Exporters Appreciate the Work Done Abroad

by Canada's Trade Commissioners

THE old saying “Trade Follows The Flag" might, in Canadifs case, be changed to “Trade Follows The Trade Commissioner". Certainly these able men that Canada has sent to Empire countries and foreign lands have played an important part in the building up of

Canada's immense export trade‘. Just how important may be realized by extracts taken from a few of the many letters recently received by the Department of Trade and Commerce. These letters being confidential, the exporters‘ names have been omitted.

These Letters prove the worth of this Service

February 23, I938.~—- "Our Company has always received valuable help through the oFfices abroad of the Trade Commissione Service during the years we have been building up our export: connections and I can assure you that it has been very gratifying indeed to us all." ‘ 1 1 1 May II, I9J8:— "We sincerely appreciate the efforts of the Canadian Trade Com- missioner in South Africa in opening up the market for us in that country." 1 1 f

April 25, l938:-—"We certainly have noth- ing but the highest words of praise for the great co-operation we rccejve from your Department and from the Canadian Trade C issioncr everywhere."

1 1 1 March I9, l938:—- “Your ctTorts in our behalf on this matter are highly appre- ciated and confirm our opinion that the Canadian Trade Commissioner Service is second to none in the world.”

1 1 f May 3, l9.'i8:—- "It is impossibl to reply to this communication without expressing congratulationson the extremely thorough manner in which the inform ' was

transmitted to us.‘ It beapealrs well for the efficiency of your Department and is very much appreciated."

1 1 1 April l3, I9J8:—- “In view of the services and assistance rendered us by your Trade Commissioner and his stnfi‘ in Kingston, and the Commissioner and his staff in Port of Spain, the writer, on behalf of these services, would wish to complimcnt your Department in the personnel and ever-ready and willing assistance extended us by these respective oiTiccre."

1 1 1 March f4, I9JB.'-— "We have come to associate success in anything they under- take with tiie names of that great body of Commercial Ambassadors whom we call our Trade C- mmissi s."

1 1 1 March 24, I9J8:— "In closing, may we express our appreciation of the assistance given us by your Department in the past, which has so greatly encouraged us in the development of our exports of Canadian merchandise."

I I 1 March i0, f938.~— "In the trying time through which all export business is now

passing. one of the most pleasant featuna is the unfailing helpfulness and courtesy rendered to Canadian manufacturers liy the representatives of tilt-Ir (ilivrrnmcnt, commercial and otherwise, abroad."

1 1 1

March J2, f9J8.— “I wish to take this opportunity o! expressing to you my

npprcciliiiriii for flit: \'..i'l.1iili- :l~~.l.~.'.ilit':: which the Canadian ("itivi-riiiiiiiit I*i tit Trade Commissioner in Liiniliill. iltivh its

in commotion with obtaining satisfactory insurance on our shipments to South America." 1 1 1

January 27, I9j-9.-—- “We would nyain like to rclnark Iili

tremi-miriiis risistunce to iis I.l Dutch East Indies market flIlil

Zeaioml mririret ariil we iissulc you that‘. wc are very grateful." 1 1 I

January H, 19.78:—- “We wish to takc this opportunity oi expressing our kccn applia- elation 0i the vt:ly (‘XCLIIPIIL nttt-ifiuin “IITICII tho Cape Town Coniiiiiisiiiiiti ll giving to this particular sitiialiin lilil ‘In: service which lie is performing is in lied of great value to us."

They Helped To Provide Employment

Canadahi Trade Commissioners furnished several thousands of trade reports during the last fiscal year to Canadian firms seeking to enlarge their export trade. They assisted Canadian exporters to make many new connections that brought 22 millions of new business to Canada—business that helped provide employment.

HON. W. D. EULER, M.P., Minister

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McCourt.

Flood; Guitar selec ons. Ray

Advertising Rates—Payahle in Advance

central Guardian 1001115. 4c per word; Western and Eastern locals I {s per word; Announcements and Coming Events 2c per- word; i Classified 2c per word; In Mcmorlam Notices, 70c per inch; List; of Moral and Spiritual Offerings, Cards. etc., 4c per name; utters of I Condolence 70c per inch. Wedding engagement 40 words for_S1. and l0 cents for every additional 3 words. Notices of Thanks and )

ish Empire!

with

groom was ably supported by

appropriate speeches b?‘

a bountiful slipper

Dunn much happiness

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Street. $500.00. OFFICES TO LET

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OFFICES FOR RENTAL m the centre of Victoria Row- lxcelient situation. M11‘ reasonable.

Look for our advertise- ments in the Guardian er. Patriot on Them! 11111 9'1" urdays.

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N. D. MacLean

UNDERTAKER EMBALMER

Eastern Guardian

sass s<nin<--><s¢sq~>u-><>~>\MJU\ i...“ .-

THE CONTROL

This is a movement slmlla carried on in ever cord with the wls es of the

perform the work.

.."I‘his column is reserved for new!

t p tad rtlsing of - a‘ ,',‘}°,,'§,"',,'f,{§1, any In: inserted ‘I

at 4 cents a word strictly 11W‘ able in advance. ,

Charlottetown and N ortb Wiltshire

Phone 149

TTWOITINT R- . chemical. More loaves of belts! bread 8- I

from esch bl

asoascnirrdron s to i3: Charlottetown Guar an ma handed to their mot. m1" "'1"-

Callcd under the auspices of His Honour Lieutenant-Governor DeBlols

To inaugurate a Provincial Society for

other Province of’ Canada and is in ac- Trustees of the King George V. Silver Jubllce Cancer Fund for Canada as expressed to the Canadian Medical Association who have undertaken to

' Every citizen in this province who is interested In the fight against the dread dsease. Cancer. is cordially invited to be present at this meeting, which will be held in

THE CITY HALL TUESDAY. OCT. l1, AT 8 P. M.

DR. W. I. P. MACMILLAN, M.D-. GM.

Assistant Secretary of the Canadian 5061i!!! for the Control of Cancer.

OF CANCER

to that which has been

TO Ch

FOR. SALE water furnace in good condition. Apply Carvell Bros.

w FOR. SALE — 1 SOW TO FARROW October Malpeque Road.

FOR SALE — FARM. 68% ACRES. 4% miles Paved road. House full plumbing. Good buildings. H. Nelson, Marsh-

L-1984-i0-1—4-6-8-ll-l3.

SALE --ONE SAMPSON

field.

Hal Filly one Apply Homer River.

ing gang $50.00.

*‘"i’ TO LET -— HEATED OFFICE IN

oentrsll located. well kop‘ Office iidlng. Very moderate and Morphine, rental. Apply to The Eastern

Trust Co., 154 Rlchniond St.

T0 LET - PROPERTY KNOWN as Cumberland Grafton Street, opposite Edward Theatre with ‘l4 rooms and modern conveniences. Apply ggsteé-n Trust Co., 154 Richmond rec .

the

Keep llfinards In the boma.

‘ 16th.

FOR. SALE-AT NORTII RIVER six miles from Charlottetown. Farm oi forty five choice land with dwelling and

ploy nearly new. Maple Leaf Gang Ploiv rice $15.00. 3 truck wagons price

l’

20,00 m $50.00. would consider-

LET —- TWO ROOMS. ' 1_I estnut Street.

______-i--—-—- ——— TO LET — COTTAGE 41 BRIGH- ton Avenue. Practically new. lint water heating. Fireplace. Garage. Apply til Brighton Avc_

Z SLPBEL, — SINDAR. HOT

maid. L-l13-10-6-5l

James Blake, L-183-10-8-3i.

from Charlottetown.

year and half. Matheson, Clyde L-188-lO-8~3l

acres of’

out buildings. C. W. Jewell. Must be energetic and lairly W011 North River. L-lBti-10-8-3i educated. See Mr. Chaisson at the Lonox Hotel. sourzs. 6.30 FOR. SALE — COCKSIIUTT RID- evenings Salary. Li-l54-i0-7-3i.

Price

To Let

L_15_l_10_,7_3“ commission

L-l26-10-8-li.

l95-l0-B-Zii.

Hotel. 78 Prince

L-lillfi-IO-B-SL

WANTED - rarer TIME IIOUSE- Apply Guardian.

Wanted WANTED - NUMBER or GRADE $110M horn or I-Icrford spring

Calves. Apply by letter. price, X. Guardian Ofilce

Male ti; Wanted

APPRENTICE WANTED T0 |

learn Barber Trade Short Course I expert traini College. Halifax. N466

WANTED — NEAT YOUNG MAN I for work ivlth publishing houstn

nil. M01

Agents Wanted

bv the iartzrst company of its kind in Canada. Branc to coast. Get caster orilcrs. No experience necessary. free sample book. Agents wanted tn smaller towns. Ltbcrai

Premier Art Guild, 513 Castle BlciR- Montreal. N 295-9-28 to Oct. 31.

has... the ‘an?

RELIABLE ‘BIA-N. ‘BETWEEN 25, and 50 vears, with car. needed im-, merilati-Iv to hand out Free Salve

route and simply cstahlzsliod ric- marlri for Flvcrvdm- Necessities iri- ciildlnrz Solves. Extracts. Powder, Soaps. nralizcd Stock and Pcultrv Ton- irs. l-‘arm "K001191109 IWIDIIII. 8011-‘ iii-z experience not necessary‘. Tie- clnlicr must be With $3000 ivccklv at start Credit inr- nislicd. Write immediately. The