NOVEMBER 7, 1928

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[AN 0R WOMAN TO TRAVEL. and appoint local representativesl Position permanent; yearly guar- antec $1092 (being $21. weekly: average) and expenses. Winston‘, Co“ 'f‘o\vei',,Bidg., Toronto.

A. W. 3-ws9i 1N0. ALFRED. MACDONALD, Land Surveyor, Hermanvilie. .P. E. i. 8-7-1 mo

.__...___.__-________._...___ SHIPPING raos, EXPEDITIOIJS- ly supplied. Guardian -Jobl Print- EFY- . ~ t! I IIAVE YOUR WANTS IN RUB- ber belting and tracesiGuaran- teed.) at half price. Clinton Mor- rison, Fredericton, P. E. I.

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For Sale

SRAVENSTEIN APPLES AT F. S. Reeves. Southport. Bring your packages.

0566-10-2241

‘Foxes FOR SALE-SOME Goon

silver pups. male and female. R. Bryaiiton, Brackley. 8880-11-5-3i

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FOR SALE-A GENERAL PUR- pcse mare, guaranteed to work anywhere. D. McDonald, Clyde River. 8930-11-7-31

SALE —- NEWLY FRESHENED coiv 4 yrs. Frank Bagnall.

8888-11-5-31

FOR SALE-JTARM, 150 ACRES. I 1-2 miles from Hunter River. Ap- ply Frank Bagnall.

8887-11-5-3i

FOR SALE-OUR SALMON TRAP net with rope, cage and anchors. ‘All ready to set. New. Will be

sold reasonable. Colin McDon- m . aid, Antigonlsh, N. S. Fe ale Help Wanted 8464404742, KNITTING noun. no PRINCE st. _ 8892-11-5-31 Found . WANTED-EXPERIENCED Mam. FOUND-SUM or MONEY. WRITE Apply Mrs. E. P. Lynds, i4 Water or phone Mrs. O. F. Beaton.

Street. 8940

Alexandra, R. R. 1. 8922-11-7-21

Teachers Wanted

TEACHER. WANTED-FIRST 0R second class for Flat River School. Supplement $150.00 and $125.00. Angus McRue. Sec‘y.

8859-11-3-51

rniicinzn fwANrI-zp-A rinsr! or secorid class teacher for Mt. Pleasant Lot l2. School. No. 50.‘ Male preferred. Supplement ut the rate of $200.00 a year. Apply in writing. Walter Macintosh, Sec'y., Ellersiie, R. R. 8462-l0-l7-3wks.

SALESMEN WANTED 0A L E N D A R AND SPECIALTY Salesman. Full or, part time. Good contract, highest commissions, ex- clusive line Experience preferred. Start immediately. Apply, stating

qualifications, to Box 520, London, Ontario. 8739-10-29-141

Male Help Wanted

WANTED AT ONCE-A MAN T0 work on farm. Apply in person lo J. Thomas McKenna. Vernon. PEI. 886I-l1-3-4i

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LOST-RAM STRAYED FROM MY premises. Anyone knowing of his whereabouts notify Alden Carr.

' Emerald. R. R. 8933-11-7-21

LOST-LEATHER MITT." LEATH- cr frcnt -and wool back on the North River» Road. Please leave at I’. J. McDonald's Grocery Storm,

8920-11-7-11 ‘=

___,________________ LOST-A SUM or MrmI-zv ON‘ Slmday night; ~ Finder please lciivc at 1391 Ifilisboroit. or 1ihnh"

WESTERN GUARDIAN

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Unloading car hard coal for base burner today and Thursday. Jégfl.

Lord.

lillnarifs Liniment for Asthma.

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MONTREAL, Que. Nov.’ Ii-Thl: foreign demand for grain herc to; [day was fair and sales of No. .- lnortiiern wore madc at two cents lper bushel under the Winnipeg No- ;vember option C I’ F bay ports- lThcrc wlas also an improved de- mand from local bilycrs for Amer- lican corn and cslcs of two cargoes lwcre mndc for shipment from Chi- cago. The trade in other lilies of grain for domestic account was ra- ther- quiet, but the undertone was steady. A fiiii- trade was done in spring and winter ivhcnt flour and ilaliies were unchanged. The mill- fccd trade continued active and prices for all lines were firm as tilt‘- mai-ket for standard grades of rol- led outs was steady and 011695 were unchanged. The supply 0i fresh eggs continued scarce niicl micalers were forced to turn their attention to United States sources lin order to keep up with thc good demand. Prices were very firm. 0h account of thc scarcity of fresh eggs thcrc was a good demand for storage grades. Receipts were 804 cases. The potato trade was fair and thc ioiic ivns about steady. Sal- es of cni" lots of New Brunswick Grccii Mountains were made ht 83¢ pgl‘ hag of 90 10s.. nnd in hulk at 05c per 90 lbs., with Prince Edward Island Cobblers Bi- vic per bag of 9°

lbs; and at 60c per 90 lbs.. in bulillz],

45» Rewlfd- 39W cx track. Imported beans wcrc -___i'______._-___.___ _ lgood demand. $5.25 p01‘ bushel for LOST-BROWN RUBBER. IN THIS? choice “lhitc hniidpickcd grades. A

city. Finder please leave at 131 lmodergge amount of business WM

Elni Avenue. ‘ ' ' B ildcnc in buttcr and mines k262i:

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. A f otui-e of the cheese trade was

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1:9 LET__GARAGE To LET‘ lgflbuycrs, but values were s El Y Ken; 8913_11_7.51 lower. Receipts were 6140 boxes.

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meat and rooms. heated, 181 Kelli- 88ll-1l-1-3l

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STANDARD MINING EXCHANGE

furnished through

t tionr, Que a M. ATWELL. 8c

courtesy of LOUIS

'00., Charlottetown Office.

November 6th

FllRSlwANTED-WE ABE OPEN" cau with the result that both were Richmond B mlpurchasn for cull large null‘:- _ Opening Noon Cause lilkdfilll to the {£01108 sgiittlion kand in wonderful Inhalent n?" thc hhh SWBEDSWKES Tm‘ 5m?“ period o; sixaaocragiremmon n" alzligislazd‘ is dredging out the RM]. 1981i! ll kinds of fi s. mus -. , . . , . .. 3.65 $3.70 $3. 5 ad it on toa c arge o run enncss ~ v i rns. q~| . L f c _ . . ' _ ‘m. mini: weaaeb- ‘red ‘For crQSP-figihilgt . hos 3.05 2.90 mid against them. Arthur Barrieau toi- All, Boswell matured the "mills ..,,,,§°,.,;§“§,',,,,$ byaifpiiiffr {gaff Brucc Sicwnrls Wharf _ _ 'H““ _ “ “v lox as well as Silver Fox. We pay, m,” 15 15 151:, i5 also gharggd with fighting and Quin“ “mum sweepstakes. and using the same found that “net the ekpenseg or thél S. S. Harland, Ciipt. MlicLame _ b "postage on all furs mailed us by. Mao _ ' _ _ __ 1B m 13w: rgglgflng (Ii-regs, Their cases wlllb: 1 x cow took the open event for steers; Commissioners w the synod hawlhfif; ssillcd. . . parcel ’post and your furs ersfidgood 3i; zuilr. 3'1".- aired in police court this mvrhihs- u“, heml- °f MY “w H“ "l" “ll”, been Md a, u", varmus hows ‘ml —-———~—-—— V t kept separate until you have our 1e “Cy 22 2-3 24v: _Mqn5g9n Times, _ z the specials. with the same an ma. balance o’ "725 w“ Mt n ilsland. and that Rev. R. H. Stavcrt. , cheques one If rm;- satiefactorvmmrmé 30 30...; mo; _ __ Ducomnm and, won the award for the best unanimous“, ngreéé tfi“ “flan/av. Charles J. St. Clair Jeans and o furs willbe returned postage pal .- o“ 9m Mo 9'10 BIRTHS : x pure bred aliorthorn, while Herold anumm be Ewen w the bud gt 5 Rev. Fred Williamson have charge Call, write (u- wing mi- tags. etc"! W's!’ 9o m m _-- _ 0f , Emir book first for the best Sholt- My. L G Mncdonuld o! g‘ ~11 ‘of the work in the western section g b "Hm" T" "i "h" “°‘“"“"Int;i Nhilheioo 193.00 194.25 nonunion-At Canoe Cove. Oct. ~ h01'ii-b1llllflih%5h°“’- a ,,,,,,,,,,,;,a,_",hesvnod.srl_ ryeetmhof the Island. All of the elders‘ ote , Reference any Bank in gge Prov- [Kale . .. 3a v38 3e 3L 192a, to Mr. and Mic. E. C. Mc- H d C [d v Thcrc was little to choose betweei we to 5pm.}, on (he “e up - :1 élh-lthroughout the province. are expect;- hte. A. E. Mc A -- ' ' ' o Kinnon, c. son. ° f ' ‘l9 0 S ll r9! Y 0 e D n . 1S LE N R o0 Lake yshore. A2100 20-75 41-50 l ea l o s gailixxlfiegmatildrasfgdjertxrfnmtti: “WW? MriMflvdvhflgd hash‘ i: vets“ d t i“ d-h t d‘ l ‘ m“ ummcrside. a 61-h“ Quebec _ 09% _ 1o 131,; _ g I ‘ ' H f rd and polled “ma! cusses mspmng and new,“ “dress m camDa gn u ereier an whenever 0" fl "q"; u“ h“; 0802-119 - i u, 1m m3 JAY——A.t Olarktown Valley on Nov. ‘ no . are o_ Q- me w ‘ h‘ h ~ possib . . “up”; ow, h, “n”, . Wm“ 4 ma to 14i- and Mrs. John n - < Saunders and Sanderson took ch. "P" 0 W. c ha. Whirled Just before closing Rev Quincy can“; 0mm m g. - ‘ ‘ “W” L” L” L” ally ifson ‘ " " ' largest number o! events The? ‘mm’ “dwm i“ u" Phw" "Why-iii. MacDowell was elected iiiodmt- u or um; T». mum "wit"? -- m“ ’°-°° "‘-°"°° ______' - " Nagqlf Cgtarrh captured the make sweepstakes for mvfarlherlhlh of the budaet or of the resb m fo the In" u oi l: M°D°"¢- - w 37 36 9551113 ' ' - the best steer or heifer of any age. '-‘\ hell‘ Y "We 0 lhhhks W" mmklslx month? The}; prgsbylery fined‘: lnlglite Hit m . m"- °°'°'“' 3301,7312‘, 3'3,’ ---- _ , m“ m, P" not“, with a young Hereford. three s“ bl’ V- R- H- slhvflff- 896011564 jourried to. meet at the call of the llama Iiroiighoni dual! ‘i, I h $32915“? n '17 . 82 Bil ‘ MAODONALW-‘M Chmmhtemw" mimihiifldfllmdfil‘ °n° W": citefigzaiwnifgo ikotigglaclhelflé moderator and clerk. of'which pub- and the filled ltliel M10 ' V“ ' ‘ NQWMK! ‘ 2'3 35"‘ 7B aovjpfth‘ alffllihfl‘, mdonam we so“ on“ n’ "One of the commonest com- Mricdonald for his inspiring "ddress. ,1“ e,',“"'“,‘,‘"°“,,‘f“s mvamhd and ti,“ nnsenfifluuauu‘ can." " _ _ .. . . - .. .. n . Wutunrolme. II w - Nlvifl- 39° 3-9" "5 ' m" Tim PROMPT nnuoois-rs plaints of infants iigworms and the To this Mr. Macdonald made a m- ‘l n“ as e“ ° m’ y ‘ ° " 9"“ H" "P: moderator. who pronounced thc {bolt In ma. fig r Noranda 53.50 54.22" 55x16’ » y- _ most effective application for themiting reply, bencdmiorh h‘. “n a ‘n’. u,‘ ‘ " my: whlllgl Potter Doal . 16..- 36. is Mother Graves‘ Worm Extermina- A iarlan‘ of campaign for the vlsit- ___.____ ' iced y Pioneer - r - “u. tor. ing o t e various congregations in i’ l“ mm‘- Gfldo" 7-05 7'0" , M“ N D —-~~——-40>——~—-—- ~ lthc provinces in thc interest of thcl - ' , ' 17th. NQV-lflted. ¢.». . .. 10'~’.- 101i.- 10‘! ' ‘v PERSONALS budget was discussed at some length A _ pill BIN Bud. H "lea 7M ‘Ian UIDIIIAKII» -__- jft, was agreed that Rev. Quincy A.‘ " "" ' I * . v 1. , ,.,,.,,..- ‘Peck H h. . Mi 8M 0M 1am" Rev. Dr. Pringie, Pastor EmerituslblacDoweli and Rev. Thomas A: H rug, .’ _ _ .811 mam .vuiioii.iam. 191M . of st. Andrew's United Church. Rodgcr take charge of the conflrfi, , - ‘L g J _ V, ' . , - B: Pa. nu‘ m Bydnay. who addressed the VPresbv-pzfltlo , In eweaste, ‘Secl-IODLZI» ‘ “"" 5'?“ - l’. It. I. . w‘ a“; afntlavgitbd S30E11 ycbste; are n Min- . _ y I . ' ' y moon _ y . : . 1| g ‘ l " on m l

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BAPTIST SERVICES North River Field, Sunday, November llth. Fair- view ii a. ni.,-North River, 3 p. m., Long Creek, '1 p. In. iAnnual Thanks- giving service and offering at Lung Creek.) W. R. MacWaiker, Iilinister.

-'I‘IIE POLICE COURT-At thc police court yesterday morning two cases of unsanitary premises were dealt with. One was fined $2.00 and costs, the other $1.00 and costs. There were four prohibition cases on thc docket. Of these, one being a sczond offence was given six months in Jail; one was‘ fined. $200.00 or three months. and two were ad- journed until Friday.

TEACHERS STUDY GROUP.- On Tuesday evening October 30th. the teachers from four schools met at Cardigan School for the purpose of organizing a Study Group. In- spcctor-Hynes acted as chairman. The, officers elected were: President Miss Anna Macdonald; Secretary, Miss Agnes Lewis. Inspector Hynes gave an interesting and helpful talk on silent reading and solved various “he? School problems which the teachers presented to him. Next meeting will be held on Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 14th at which Mr. I-Iyncs will explain thoroughly the Assignment of Lessons.

VISITORS FROM HALIFAX.- Registercd at the Queen Hotel last evening were Mr. and Mrs. John MacDonald, Halifax. Mr. MacDonald is a former P. E. Island boy, but now making his home in Halifax, N. S. where undcr the name of Price and MacDonald his firm has work- ed up n promising building and con- tracting; business in that city. Mr. MacDonald is accompanied by his wife, a Halifax girl; and .0: LL cot"- ple of clays will be tlic guest of thc formers father, Alexander Mac- Donald, North River Road.

TAKES POSITION IN MONC- TON—Miss Irene Arscnault. of Saint John, has accepted a position with the Willis Securities, Ltd.. Moncton. Bcfore leaving the scr- vicc of thc Maritime Egg Ex- change, Saint Johii, with whom shc was employed, Miss Arsenault was made the recipient of a hand- scme leather hand bag, as a part- ing gift from the stafi.-—Moncton Times. (Miss Arsenallt is a niece of Mr. Justice Arsenault, and forni- crly resided in Charlottstowmwhere she has many warm friends).

IIUNTER RIVER.-—'I‘he Sacra- ment of the Lord's Supper was dis- pcnsed in the Presbyterian Church. Hunter River, on Sunday, Oct. 21st at the close of the 11 n. m. service. Afine congregation was present. The service was conducted by the Pas-

a very impressive one.

the Presbyterian Church in Canada Service was also held nt 7 p. in

I lilices was of a high order. Two sol- os by tiie pastor service was enjoyed by all.

LORD STRATIICONA TRUST- A meeting of the Lord Stratlicona Trust Committee took place last evening in Superintendent Shaw's Oifice. There were present General Gibscn. District Offlcer Command- ing, Captain Chandler District Ca- det Officer, Mr. H. H. Shaw. Chief Superintendent of Education, Col- onel Davlsoii, Colonel Leigh. C. G. Duffy, E. T. Higgs, and Major Mac- Nutt. Discussion took place regard- ing the work of the Trust in P. E, Island and the usual grants were passed for physical training, Cadet Corps cfficicncy and for Cadet Rifle shooting. Those present expressed themselves as being vcry pleased to scc General Gibson back again on P, E. Island. General Gibson ivas iii command of two or thrce Militia Camps in Charlottetown previous; to , the Great Wur.

SURELY NOT ISLANDERS! - Whilc officers Harvey and Coates, cf thc city poms force, were on their way home last evening about five-thirty, their attention was drawn to considerable commotion on the C.N.R. lawn in front of thc American Ilotel. On investigation the trouble was found to be caused by two men under the influence of liquor. The men. Midcas Barrioau and Arthur Barrieau. said to bc from Prince Edward Island. at first quietly submitted to arrest, but while Officer Coatcs was summon- ing thc police patrol they attempt- cd to escape from Officer Harvey. A

lively encounter followed and Offic- ler Coatos dashed to give assistance. ;’I'lie conflict soon, developed into ii 'man to man engagement between Officer Coates and Arthur Barri-

tor Rcv. R. Hensley Stavert and was Two new members were received on profession of faith into full communion with

There was a splendid congregation present and thc service throughout was a very inspiring and helpful one. The music by the choir at nolzh scr-

at the morning

THE CHARLUITETOWN GUARDIAN

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Notice: — 0n and after ‘ Monday, November 5th we~wlll be open every night until Christmas to accumu- date patrons who are unable to come in day time.

Bayer Studio .,___.___

Y's MEN'S BRIDGE AND DANCE at Casino tonight. Mem- bers and friends who have not re- ceived their tickets may get them at door. 8942

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preach at Glasgow Road on Sunday November llth at 10.30 a. m., Lot 48

ON THURSDAY evening, Nov. 8, Rev. L. A. Rodger will conduct service in the Presbyterian Church at Brookfield and in the Presby- terian Church at Hartsville on Fri-

j.30 o'clock. A short business meet- ing will be held at the close of the evening meetings. -

meeting of the tist Church will be held

afternoon, November 7. W. R. Ma Walker. Minister.-

SUCCESSFUL WHIST-A large gathering of whist playerscnjoyed a most successful play in St. Jos-

ery available table being occupied. Many exciting moments were ex- perienced during the course of the evening so close were the various scores registered. The Ladies‘ prize was won by Mrs. Patrick McMah- on, and the gentleman's lby Mr. Fred Power. Miss Gertrude Hogan was awarded the consolation prize. The lucky table went to Mrs. Harry

Hermans. l $———--

Feast of St. Charles

Borromeo

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men's choir under direction of Mr

as organist. All the ladies of St.

of their festal saint.

emu benediction was held, preced-

medical circles. Benediction of theBlcsscd Sacra.

CENTRAL PARISH (Church of Scotliindl-Rev. D. V. O'Meara will

at 2.30 p. m. and in the Peoples Church. Charlottetown at 7.00 pm.

clay evening. Service will begin at

W.M.S. MEEITINE- The regular _ w°meh5'_ Mlfilflllzwheatley River; Md Society of the ilcrth River BllD-‘Nicholsoii, Hunter River; two sons. B?» lhliCapt. William A. Macdonald, Seat- Mansc, North River on Wednesday tie, Washington, and Major D. A. c-

eph's Sodality Hall last cvening.-ev- »

Break Colds with Minardk Liniment

The feast of St. Charles Borro- meo was observed at the City Hos- pital last Sunday morning at 8 o‘- High Mass was celebrated by Rt. Rev. Mgr. Maurice lvlacDon- ald and music was furnished by the

W. J. Brown. Beautiful solos were sung by Messrs Sam,Doyle, Wil- liam Brennan and Albert Blanch- ard, Miss Bessie Blanchard acting

Charles Auxiliary attended and re- ccivcd Holy Communion in honor

In the evening at '7 o'clock sol-

ed by a sermon by Rt. Rev. Maurice MacDonald on the epistlc telling of the work that women did from the beginning of the church up to the present day. and hoping that the ‘ladies of the St. Charles Auxiliary would continue in their good work of helping the afflicted and rais- ing funds to maintain the Char- lottetoivn Hospital, keeping it up to the high standard expected today in

ment was held at which Rev. Bcr-

lSuJden Death Of Mr. Donald ' Macdonald

The death occurred almost sud- denly about 6.30 yesterday evening of Mr. Donald Macdonaid of Wheat- ley River and for the past three years with his wife residing at the Russ Hotel, city, the residence of their son Major D. A. Macdonaid. The late Mr. Macdonaid was n suc- cessful farmer and had built up and managed one of the finest farms in the Wheatley River Dist- rict. He was a man of kindly dis- position. public spirited, and always ready to help wherever help was needed. Notwithstanding his ad- vanced age. he being eighty-three years of age, he enjoyed excellent health and was quite active until about two hours before his death. when he suddenly became ill. Med- ical asslstance was at once procur- ed and all that loving hands could do was done. but the end came as above stated.

I-Ic leaves to mourn his wife, for- merly Miss Jessie Macdonald, daughter of the late Captain Alex- ander Macdonuid of Belfast, whom crily a fcw years his junior, has for the past few days been slowly re- covering from a serious illness. and to whom the shock of his death has been a severe blow; three daught- ers, Mrs. John A. MacCalium, Bracklcy; Mrs. Malcolm Rackham, Mrs. John R.

Macdcnald, city; a sister. Mrs. John Ross, Wheatley River, and one brother, Malcom Macdonald. Portland, Oregon. To the bereaved widow and family The Guardian tenders sincere sympathy.

MARITIME

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building on the importance of ag- ricultural activity. I-Ion. Walter Lea. Minister of Agriculture in Prince Edward Island; Hon. Percy Black, C. C. Black, Mayor of AmhersLand A. E. 'I‘rltes, President of the Maritime Stock Breeders Associat- ion, were among other speakers.

The judging competition cyom- menccd today, wtili 180 club memb- ers in thc contest. Representation from boys and girls clubs is unus- ually large this year. In the swine judging class there are 32 teams from New Brunswick and 9 from Nova Scotiu. '