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There passed away on Sepffmbt"

16th, to the great b€Y0Ud 74- John

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James Smitii of New Penn in 66th year of age. Mr. Smitii had , been ailing for several months, but his death was a great shock to the community in which he lived. He was a man ol sterling character, l honest and upright in all hi.s ways. levee and respected by HU Wh° knew him.

There are left to mourn one

Fulton and several ststers are mar-

and conducted by Rev. Mr. Flan- nigaii of the Baptist Church, Mon- tague. Hymns .rung were: The Lords

Q- r W" My Shepherd. Jesus Lover of My

Soul, Shall We Gather at the R.i\'ei'.

For particulars in connection with “

routings and fares consult

His remains were laid to rest beside his wife in Georgetown cemetery.

Tickets to all Destinations Jy °f __

MARGARET .YAY

On Monday morning, August 17th

God called and her spuit winged its Way out into the Beyond. She had

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bank to her usual health and

181 Great George Street. Phone 540. strength mer me operation. About ‘

three weeks before her death she returned to the P, E. Island Hospital

for X ray and trentnicnt. Thnt

L-in 7*"-:`_ death was imminent wus a thorough

surprise to everybody that kiicw

Georgetown-Charlottetown Bus Service .§§.'.',""’,5li‘,if-‘fZ.‘,§"ifllfliff """’;..‘iI`.`°.`.§’.T

morning about one o'clock her con-

STARTING NIONDAY, APRIL 27111. dltior. became serious, and her peo-

kave Georg:-town , . . .. .

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Arrive (liarlnttetown

or as soon after as possible

pie were called at their home in

, ` 'Midge-ll, but she became uncon-

ii.i5 Ani. Leave Charlottetown

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4.00 P.M. scious and never rallied. Death 4.20 P.M. 1, Ca

me about nine o‘clock Monday

morning.

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530 RM' i children. 5.35 P.M. 5.50 P.M.

i Margaret was quite a. favorite in

er home and outside. In her work

She was born at Pcakes on June 4,

ui-so ufirierq at rnari<»'m-:elm-:'\ioBANA TEA- nooiwsf 1912> ‘md W” Sm” "Nd 51001111 Old- ‘_le;|il:l|iinrtcrs at Georgetowii-I-`. J. SOLOMAN, est girl in a family of thirteen. Her

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dc-:ith was the first breiik iii 0. large family.

Besides her parents and numerous elatives she leaves to mourn the ollowing brothers and sisters: Fred

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“ at home; Ida, Mrs. Wlibiir` Web;

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ster, Marie; Frccinzui, Morell; Bert and Bruce. U. S. A.: Roy at imiiie;

N daughter Irene at home, one brother

` rled. Mr. Smith’s wile predeceased

' him years ago.

The funeral was largely attended

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M. Alice, Mrs, George MacLean,

vaeovovoeovse

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booking early for delivery direct from car or vessel while discharging.

Bangor; Earl, Lillian, Amin, Ernest and Percy at home. -

The funeral was held at the liomc

Of her Parents, Mr. ima Mrs. John Jay, Midgell, on Wednesday, August 19th at two o'clock and was one of the largest in recent years in that community.

The 1011010118 acted pall bearers:

Wendell Hayden, waiter ningweii. DP-H DlIlS’W0ll. Leyman Dingwcll, Philip Long, and Louis Moore. Mr. Edgar Decoursey drove the hoarse. .which was trimmed in white and was drawn by a span of white

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The Uentral Guardian

Thin column ll renervoll for neun

ol local lnlerell hut udvcrllning nl u nuuy nature may he inserted nl advance.

UONFEDERATION LIFE INSUR-

ANCE. L-6798-7-12-312.

CIIASVVELL FOR PHOTO-

GRAPHS. L-3491-3-28-ti.

our noam noon noun:

now, you will not regret it.

VIOLIN CLASS re-opens to-day.

Kathleen Hornby, 31 Ambrose st. Phone 297. L-7081-10-7-11.

WHEN IN NEED of Battery Ser-

vice phone 980 Mallett. Battery Ser- vg¢¢_ L-6965-10-1-21.

ANGLICAN SERVICES, Sunday

October 11th. Milton: St. Johu'.~: Church 10,00 A. M. Sunday School 11.00 A. M. Morning Prayer. Rustico: 7.30 nm-est and Tnanlwicivins Ser- vice. special music. Everybody wel- ,come. Rev'd. E. O. Lancaster, Rec- t,0f_ L-7074-10-7-li.

UBUEIH OF SCOTLAND.-Rev.

1 W. J. McLeod of the Free Church l of Scotland will preach Sabbiitli lith 1 at Desable at 10 30, Cape Traverse I nt 3 and Suinciside at 7. Also Mon- day 12th at Colcnizm at 7.30 and Tiiesday 13th at Milo at 7.30. Usual service in Peoples Church, City. Wednesday 7th at 7.30. Rev. E, Mc- Dougall will preach. L~7053-10-7-li.

LONG CREEK Y. P. S.-The re-

gular meeting of Long Creek Young Peoples Society was held in the church Tuesday evening Sept. 22nd. The society was 'greatly honoured iii linviiig Boiishnw

Young Peoples Society present, The iiiretiiig was opeiierl in th

usual way by the president

Wilfred Strcteli. Rev, Mr. Mzinzer led in prayer. Tliii't_v~six members

ans\\'ei'ed roll call with a scripture verse. The niiiiules oi the last meeting were read and adopted. An ciijoyiible solo was reiitlered by Miss Anim. Mar.\1illi`on. Mrs. Eriiest. Tliriicr 'and lier group had cliaigc of :lie lesson for the evening

l the subject being "What lt means to be ii Cliris1ian?" A very in- teresting :iddress was given by Rev. Mr. Mali'/cr. The nieciiiig closed by siiigiiig, "Jf\.s‘.is Keep Me Noni' the Cross." and rcpratiiig the Miz- pnli B¢‘iieciicl.zoii. At the conclu- sion of the iiieeiiiig ii social hour \v;_\s spent in the iirill, where :ill liflflifipnled iii gaiiies, and dainty refresliiiieiits were served by the LOHLZ Crcek society. Mi's. Dun Darracli president of Boiisliaw Y. P. S. 1.-xpi'ess<‘d a hearty vote of thanks and also iorccfiillycxpiessed her opuiloii oi thc work the Y. P S, were doing iii training the Young P00iJle. Then all joined in singing

the National Anthem.

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1. Helen Slicrrcii; 2, Klmymij

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MONTAGUE

horses.

Her minister, Rev. W. E. Aitken, 3. B. A., omciated and was assisted af, Ca

1» G/me Dowliruz, Isabel sinciair; .

Donald McClure; 3, Clifford mpbeli.

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` wish to tha.h.k all those who sent,

cards and letters of sympathy dur-

_ ing their recent sad bereavement.

Bookkeeping systems installed or revised. , I *M

Profit and Loss 'Accounts Computed. NORTH lwsnco W0MEN-S 1'

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L Trustee under the Bankruptcy Act `a

N0!'th Rustloo Womciis Ixxtitiile

Company By-Laws, Minutes, Annual Statements _ ` ‘

held their regular monthly meeting

Sept. 10th

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visitors, meeting opened with gli-ig_

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I U Pecla ty- "I Creed in unison. Roii can was mis- 1'

MONE Y TO LOAN. ;;ir;iu:i'l(;..°n.f.s"ii.'.F;ili°°»f.§.If1‘°if§ S'"’“-

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it was decided to buy a map or globe f0f 5011001. which ever teachers

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.IOC-C*'1>OOO">O”O'OCfOO'00UUUOUC€UQUUGUOUi1®‘OK Arrears of Land, Personal Property

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and Income Taxes

To Whnm If May f`nncern:-

\'nu<-f- is in-rrhy gm-n that psiymrnt of all taxes due the Prvvlnrlnl

Treasurer of the l’rnvin¢'e of Prim-r Edward Island ln respect to Land. .l’|-rwomil I’ropi:riy ami income nssiwsnicnt is immediately required. Other

thffurht i><~s1..it was decided to nord "C9-fd Party and fishing pond at the home of Mr. J, J. Biaqincre, for the D\H'IX\°c of raising fonds for the In- stitute. Commitl/‘cs then reported. Sick reDo1'te<l sending fruit to a girl ln Hfksbitnl. New ones were appoin- ind were sick. Mrs Jerry Gauthier and Mrs Edmond Gallo-nt. School, M’:ra. Napolean Dmioette and Mrs. Radolphe L1-Clerc,prog'ramme_ Mrs, Emile Gmii-hler C4ii.hc'rine Gallant.

Avery pleasing programme was

then put on by the Committee in

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wise ntl-px will ln- inks-n an provided under the Land Assessment Act, 1924. ,"h’"`59- °°n5l-‘ung M Tf‘°‘ll"3- by

nml the Income and Personal Property Taxation Act, 1924, for collection of

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All Personal Property and lncomr Taxes remaining unplld on the

Zlth day nf Oetnlu-r, 1936, will he suhjert to Interest at Nic rite of live

per cent per annum from date of default until puld

Dnlrri :it thurlotti-town, Prince Edward Island, this 25th day of Sep-

tember, 1930.

C. J. STEWART,

Simervlsor of Taxation.

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Mrs. Jerry Gauthier. song, Catherine G4.\iLant.song,Mrs. Emile Gauthier, reading, ceciiy 1.ecier¢,'rbem`nnin- der of the evening was spent in telling jokes which caused much laughter. The rnll call for next meet- l"g to be answered by a House hold Hint, A spelling match is also to be held at next meeting. Meeting then closed by singing God Save 'I‘lie King

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GRADE 9

. Cynthia Kendall; 2, Elsie Lar..

ter: 3, Phyllis Murray.

GRADE 8

GRADE 7

moods: 2. Hugh Campbell, 3, Hilda \/1acQua.rrie.

GRADE 7

1, Joyce Lank; 2, Joy Hager; 3'

Bill Murray,

Joyce Howatt, Hilda Lank; 2,

Adele Ciillbeck; 3, Betty MacKenzie GRADE 6

1, Aletha Saunders; 2, Marguerite

Bl' Ut; 3. Melville Brown. '

GRADE 5

3, Marjorie Cudmore.

GRADE 5

Marjorie spillctt; 2, Shi;-pry

H00Der; 3, Louise Brown, Shirlle

GRADE 4

1. Eliziibctli Simmons; 2, Florinc Evans; fi, Riclinrd Hurst, Betty Bccr. l

GRADE 4

1, Shirley Ferguson; 2, George

Mai:Doiinld; 3, Beryl MacDonald,

on/im: :i ,

1, Ruby Dowiic, Barbiirn Picknrd;

2, Marjorie West, Betty King; 3, Eleanor Clnpp, l

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»G001’Rl" BFOWTI; 2. Marjorie Carr; I h

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Leila C. Worthy

llns Opened Clauses

Dancing i

For information Thane 1419.

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1, Ruby Slierren; 2, Mary wright; I

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,Overcoats Suits Coats

Showing the new over-

checkcd l<In,ul`_.sh lweed cozits-Srinielliiiig reillly snizirt in _\'oiiiio' ineii`s full or belted iuurlzins and bzilnizirzizins in single or double breasted models and vented hack. Neaily finished ,with silk yoke

i?l!..§.""`“ '$25.00

\Icn’s and youiii;-_ nicn`s high grade \vui'.~slr<l 2 biinl 1-aiiii:~'-$13"-lift. Pill" wool l'In_1rli.~'li wnrsii.-ils' III lirown. bliit-li .und |llll0 stripes checks and flill<0 patterns. Single bi'ezisie_<l filled or sllindzlrd mens

models with two p:\ii'sl_;\f tmiiscis. Good qua I .\

fill' ii'.f§.‘T‘“"" $20.

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.\Ien’.~a No. 1 yrrude guzirain- iced horsehide coats with first f|ii:\lii_v l§eiivei'ine collar. rliiiule brezisied model, ull round belt. /i rooniy pockets, full plush lined. Length 32 to .'71 inches. Price - -- _--

$13.50

Other lines shown at $12.00 and $15.00 \

Jackets

Men`s all wool blue friege full length zipper jack- ets. Slash pockets, hip ties. -_ _ ._

_$3.50

Navy blue all wool Eng- lish melton jackets with full zipper-fancy “By- swiiu.r” sport back style.

Adjustable hip 7: straps; - _ $4:

Boys’ Guaranteed, hi gh grade HURSE HIDE COAT $9.75

lioys :ind Youths guairzinii-ed horsehlde coats. Heavy weight guaranteed

eul roof leather. brownfur ll

P D co ar. four pockets,

:ill round belt, full plushlining. Sizes 28 to 36 _ - Other lines with ziitiiehed or separate fur collars from $7.50 to $15.00

Boys :ill wool full and winter weight “Ael'obocken McGill lh'eeches". llczivy weight :ill wool tweeds with “l.astc.\;” wziisibzind ,uiizirzinteed to wash or dry clean. Double kiiec.~',

slush pockets, front belt, pr.

Other lines $1.50 to$.‘l.75

New showing nl' chocol- ate shade siierlcs and

two-inne pig skins ln zipper front styles -- --

‘ $9.95 and $10.95

Small bny‘s winter over- coats $1.50-All wool brown and fawn checked English tweeds in hull' belt style. Nicely finished, full polo lined. Sizes

Ii io 6 years -

Other lines of coais-- coais or caps-cont, cap :ind gniters --$3.75 to $10.00 -

Youih’s ovcrcoats $11.50. Heavy all wool coat in plain and checks brown, grey and blue mix tweeds in half belt fitted models with a vent. Some Yoke others full lined. A nice lot to choose from. Sizes 33 to 38-----

$11.50

Other prices range from $7.50 to $20.00. _

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