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NQyEMel-za 19. 1932

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——2-.L*{- 0 " Annual Collections - _._.._.- . (coeedlanllgnll)

Fmmno‘ M" Queen St. Centrﬂ l‘ " ' i omen -

Wheat: Nov 469i; Del.‘ 45%; U" Char‘ H. Chandler ........ 20.00 ma: w]; Wig“. Dec zeta; May ea- s. a. Reid .. 1.00 °"" °' ' HACS th 1 ., h], g4“. _ ,, . . . car ,... .00

9v . y,“ 3035- Dec 00%. May Ii--

Bariepuu‘ r , Frank Teed. ................. 1.00

d‘; Jill! ' -——' °"" "'“°" Corrected For Every ere-r M w Min-w

wheat n» 1 hard 11%: Nv- lJef Mrs. Hammond Johnson 1.00

g;~.='::.i.‘.‘.".'t?.?‘r 0.952.". it: Wednesday and

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5-,] Peel! 30%. '1'“ 93 ° " S t Lower Queen St to Date "l5,-m. m, 2 c w 2m; No. a c w a l1 y

n,“ l! 1 §‘e;:_2},i§1;c{e§ lnizidffulfk- A, B. Fisher 40m 1:81‘? ' ‘ There was I! llzodThattlendéigice it DeBlois Bros. Ltd ............ 25.00

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Blirlﬂif .50 acpwvgqiz- N», C‘ “(I lyveetiieratltmisedmniznd liuailicsa was ex- Hyndmu‘ a OO- -- "'~~' 2°30 iy‘_b'z$‘é;“1\ke.a° | r-eptioniii brisk, Poultry‘ Will! pllontl- A pickm-d _____ H 101m lb = ' nil null acid nt ti goo: lit-ce- owl

nolrl for 45 cents a dozen and but- 3- T- Green ----~- -- 1°99 i, f r 2" rents. B _ Ltd ___ 53o Hvriilewfng were the average prices gaxgeupatgo: 500 - mm“, . . . - N iii-lilies“ -- ‘.1. A. Glllis 2.00

P1110101 t 3w ifﬁiiiiisii ‘rill ' Dr. w. n. Pcthlck .. 2.00

York Stocks iétil'.‘.if“i.§i'd::x .I g3:- éfmycgaoeed - 3-33 ' Swan t‘ ill‘ . ‘ y . . .. .

*- """“"“ -‘P'°"" ---- ' i a. E. Spillett 2.00

‘“‘“"""' m") ca... :::i'~§“r‘.§y..'. '...".'.. c. D. Bell 2.00

giﬁ°.~'.'r'r~i.er.l._' M; .. . . . . . . .. 1171;.‘ iI{g;§"f\'lf:§js",_§_{{‘,-' ' ' J r. w. Turner 2.00 Am gllililcfnf ;‘ at ~ toxin ‘Alllllll’! ll" ' W. M. Reardcn 1.00 A I ~ "' r no.1 1oz . .. ‘

Ail! Tel ilﬂli it] -- (‘tlclllflgltiltyliillbﬂ iii-ck J-‘ir Fred M- Nash -- 1-00 Aru-{k-iiiil" - - - ' ' ' ' " ' ' serum. lli f]. 1m- 5_D_ Irvine 1m s ‘ m" ' ' ' ’ " "' " i: ‘ ... ... ... . t-—.'t ‘ Aiililurn - - " igiilzirividlii ll» . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J- M- McFndye“ ' L00 Aﬁiiimln llr) - (iron-ii 'l'l\llill|0PS [l6‘('k . . . . .. 15c w_ A_ seer Loo t‘. ' ‘ (‘ultlvlilorl Aiuahrolviiis .. .. ‘i is‘ Sav ry 2 Iiuilelies ‘ Walt" wnwn - - L00 ‘ |l.'l‘:'|‘“m:"‘;"Il-': ~ ' C. D. DnVlS . . . . ............. 1.00 g . . -, ., . u... o... I. . .,“,‘,{‘,§,.,.‘ ‘,_’_‘"f‘_‘_ . A. J. McPherson .. 1.00 t‘ on Prniuv . 1 1n 1| , - Iiniiiul 11"“ -' ' ‘ -' 1o ills ' F’ Pen.“ " 1'00 liliiiiiliﬂi‘ -“"“'" ' m llullﬂy irir .- Woo.en Mills 1.00 ._ 5 u: _ Walter Hyndman . 1.00 ,;,,..... 1-,....,..,.- 1i rill’ . ~ Miss Sue McGregor . 1.00 llrvl Prom-rs Z‘. for t Miss Jean Mcmod H L00

(‘uciuiiﬁrs ‘fl for . . . . . . . .. ‘ lit-u M "a" ' - ‘ Miss Marlon Harris . 1.00

111i gilt-Yr ._ ,_._,_,¢,"f‘_'_'-' "'"' " ““ ’ "'“"',‘f,‘j“ ,5, Miss Sybil Gordon 1.00 2m‘ intitkﬁj‘ liutlvr Miss Jennie Douglas .. 1.00 _' ilf‘ . . . . I ,- g/fr, (‘enlriil .. . . {.1101}; D. J. Riley .... .. 1.00 WorllrI‘,r'\l"\""i"-él- - lliirks . I Chas. Toombs 1.00

' t I ' ' ‘ I s '$,',‘,'."_<...-..rx .1 .. ""'-" -~ -- .1, Lester Douglas 1.00 Wild"; I-‘h-‘rif Buntain d; Bell ............. 1.0) til rn 5.1.0:. "P: “n”, “um, __ . J. A. McNalr . 1.00 To"! ‘i - -- ltmial lwr . ' M. c. Mutiart .50

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i-fliﬁri; 11:53:1- .. {i211} '..j‘.,‘,.' _ a. P. Duffy .... 1.00

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,'.|"_if..u,,,,,,, 1,221; m; a. c. Sinclair . 1.00 l‘. salsa-x! .. .-,,,,,., Lump _ _ _ __ - H. M. Simpson 1.00

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“Ijwnnnwn,” n __ 7 liir"rrrh‘ii»]h...n. n J. H. Lohnes . . . . .. . 1.00 Woolworth ... . . -. .. 37/s Tmwmw pm,“ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ M155 Jennie 3511.119 __ Loo szli Wok... .-

ltduﬂntl Siclilk H’ F‘ Mcphee ' 1'00 A. R. Mclnnis . 1.00 , 1"°'1'"‘° James Carragher 1.00 "c" in» a Friend ....... .50 . 3'51". . ............ . . £211 . Tilrnlps . . .. 10r- Bayfield St. to Date (Canadian Preu) Pointers .... 35c k . if-Tﬁdfon . . . . Plnh Mrs J. M. Roop 1.00 M" -- -- -' " . . Mrs R S. Rogers . 1.00 mi cod .. {trill ‘Q51 - f" ("r-Indira .. - . ‘B: Mrs M. Bell 1.00 'I‘,'I,‘,‘,‘,':'“{,'ﬂ.,'," l-lols lh l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1m» MYS- BYW" N°lt°ﬂ 1-03 jhﬂunxgf , Mrs. F. W. Shaw .. .50 Homrltﬂd Mrs. McNelll .55 Hurorilnn "(irk Lrrlrs .. . Mrs. John Wheatley _ .50 1o“ 8'1".“ - a Friend so ‘M __ . . . . .. . ...:;:.§:.: .. . Montreal . M" " Y" ~' ‘ Douglas St Conﬁrmed ‘M mt: Hull ' g ' . 133.. gflnea . Stock Market Mrs. Hilbert Johnson 1.00 .‘ run It ~- [Ngrth Can Sheri-in . (numd-u“ PM," Granville St. to Date‘ :§:j‘“(',‘:,°cn',;a' ism-ow elm Miss Mildred McInnis 1.00 Sylwlﬂm’ -~ '- ' .-,,‘,,'p,, _-,’ Mrs. Hector McQuarrie ...... 1.00 f:_j:;‘_:°gu;h'p!"_'_." " ‘ l-irvlqllhllol.“ 1.3.1.; Mrs. William Casford 1.00 viii-hum Gar ,. ,1, H‘. y.“ _"_‘ ' 5}, Passmore St. Continued }‘3,',‘,‘:.',', f; ijrhllfiivlig- I'm Mrs. T. Harper l00_ Bu"? r ales "b" '>'-----li' ‘ no ' Chestnut st. Continued

,,_,‘,,“,',‘,,,’_{.,,, . I. . ly-‘gmminrrr-irr . 15;, Mrs. w. D.Waye .......... .. 2.00 ‘P?’ ' ' ' iilip'.\i.-i.~.-'i"... . if,“ Alley St. to Date ,..'...'3. .' .. yho-LMQ, M" =13‘: Mrs. .1. o. Stewart z. Yoga-run -- SQQ‘“.,',,,,_,‘,IE _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ‘Hi: Hrs. M. M. Glliis .50 Mi ii. II lt‘l'tilcll'llli'li'lzlig“Ilijllll-llﬂ ‘iirll-Uli-"r: ‘i.’ T15.“ M. (‘éﬂg Réomqsesl (juqﬂnugd 100'

"sum!" "mid Dis Mud; amp I ' 1'00 ~ a. a eson . "' “- “oiitrcril .. . mo John Cameron 1.00 Hivlmod M::‘,',',’.§‘ s““‘-“"‘sh“"°‘ “mm” A Friend .50 r.- Pl .. i - ‘.'_:,u,’,__’___ _ B. Fitzsimmons .45 I'm! Malt ... . . Sptbilli ' . aglltkhlll‘ . .' ". " i , Miss Laura Hughes from commis- Vacuum oil .. l RB sions on Novelty Handbags, $3.00.

Total anion: ¢

R h] N (Canadian Press) K201‘: .... .. . -';g~;;';.,~,,,,, m, 0»:- H o I y Name }_§:‘,f_rl'r')“':,“ - n. A. oil . . " '."..'."'.'. .4». ° ' Benuhnriiols .. 1'7 ' lli ll . . . . .. . . ' ' 9 ,4,,'°,},",.,,.. _ Inl:'i“\il_l'i‘2zrirs - 1131/. Bowling Burl Mines m", of, _"_' ' ’ " ___ " {{!§,,,1',",‘°__-_~ ' , Last night on the Holy Name Al- \\‘-1lki'r I'm .. -' ieys, the "Alerts" defeated the “l-l ks" i o t ned e b PRODUCE it H small majority. C. Dillon rolled ' Montrcnl Power Doha . . . . .. ... 40%,’. high single 01,335 pins and F. Tlgf- (C dl Pro-ll) ' _ smxnzluarll M“ 1P1,“ t, ney rolled high three of 6'04 pine hug vvnn Tutor.“ on tthxlvpggdxltiepﬂncnelll‘ Following are the scores.

ll mill‘ I‘. ‘BIB O . ha‘? ‘nchnnm m“ ohm,“ ,2“, M Y. C m B J. McCallum 1'10 150 179 nrrn 40 toti1trlentl tcrdeiétrliialﬁlzrts G. McMahon 136 131 160

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28 town-i cgnts for seconds. Storage C~ Dmo“ ' “a 209 235 Ixtrna, In carlottl. were quot"! ﬁt 22 (Canadian Prul) W. Hogan .. 164 135 221 to 23 ccnta, firrtn at 1ft to ‘J0 cents an.“ H”, F E 175 l“ 136 mni second: lit ill to 17 centr. Ra- Am... pm“ n __ ___ ‘n; - n“ ' ' ' ' """"

Nip" were onlrti-‘lﬂtrgfil-bop “ha,” Amer Sub Pow .. .. m “Alerts"

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rolrlnnrtena 102?»? cents Ontario current Q:HGLI:QQ‘_LHT"__A_ I: _-_-_- 1-1; C. McDonald 200 166 210 recs-Iota at 8% to 9 cetntn. 20%‘? (‘ltlu Serv ... ... ... ... an; 102 1'19 1'19 . i - ..

iiT-“lﬁfltrlii.‘fﬁﬁrfilii- T roimﬂ- lilwmdlr‘ .'."“ s" " 32?‘; °° 1°‘ l“ Reeidpt: were! il.0llgrh::t1tl-huuﬂ_ M“ mt Page .. loll. E. Laverty .......... 164 100 205

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aimulvnpt 1:01;, to 2i cents n pound. gff." g1‘, w‘ F. Tierney 234 100 190

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TI.‘ glfri‘. H. Lnizrcon mounlnln n ﬁn.‘ Next game takes p“? Monchz vo-irirwr. r-r i» your"! Mr “$52.3” n. m Power A .. 31-32 “m” “t 6'45 Wm" m’ B°°st°rs r- ,_ . r n mou . . ..

i": itllncguriyd ling vrg-rpltft rents. meet khs‘gl"lglfllowlltlq( . r Miscellaneous rsynmkqn-I

Wheat northern no '-‘ . H. McMillan ........ 110 160 l2’! (‘nmitllnn western no R 4'.‘ Until. "H" A u zidtnn vroatcvn no 3 32: 00in ford . ~ “we .'?:.":"...-:.::"=...r'".=i...:~:.:.. MERCHANT s g- 3333;" - m, $30..‘iiiii'rli'.li“‘.~dii"lfi.. "P333? ATTENTION! ,,-.~..,,.,_.,,','.""

- L. : .-. . Fflridllrm: ilriz§252?i.2§‘;mlz'rl>iirrl'm:-rlrigivirg w’ u‘ "w" u’ M” h’ I "1"" m "on..." gm; m... m, -_. w, h,“ u". Cash, Stock: of Mcrclun- a’ Doyle _ lots 10.00‘. (‘hone Ontario c-iirmnt rc- “l0: “"9 9|‘ lmln- u "7"!" N? to 0- (flue-e Quebec curi Y0! Willi 00 IQ" 0G0 YOII’ a “can” ' r» g v~~ ' . . "f", 12"‘: “:n-"F:;:°e‘|'n""° m. business consult II. G Ben-inn c-nrtny- M: ﬂan fresh utrnn in ur- All correlpond- M. ocrragher ....... rag-Ea“; 1:511: rffcahhﬁlarl: FiIr-rtgrar-rraqg once strictly confidential. Total-ma. - . . . . Tun storage first: in cartons 21: SEICS CO Hill! 3111819. M155 G. 7W0". l" ggmzl-Qfglenlecogd; In‘ carltomi 23: pm; | . . . . . Mn , zﬂzmntllnc in Unbound ban smnPo- In‘ '0! u" nun-x’ "m Hill! three, Mid: G. Doyle. 406 _f‘~_ﬁr;*l;‘l. green moutitalnl at»

—LEAVING FOB I-IALIFAX_.. Mr. D. H. Etter. accountant at the Canadian Book of Commerce. Summersids, is leaving on Monday morning for Halifax, where he will be attached to the staff of the Superintendents Department. Mr. R. I... Wlilet of the bank's branch at Alrberton will take his place in Summerslde-S.

—BADM'INTON TOURNAMENT —A friendly tournament between the Armouries Club of Charlottetown and St. Mafys Club sumnierside was held in St. Mary's Hail on Thursday evening. Ii} spite of the stormy night about twenty mem- bers made the- trip from Charlotte- town by car. St. Mary's carried off the honors in each match. Tile play was as follows: Si. Mays Mens doubles, Moore and Etier won from Nash and Smith; Weav- er and Weeks won from Conrad and Peake: Ettsr and Weaver wot) from Nash and Stewart. Ladies Doubles, Arnett and McKenzie won from

Smith and Pneau: Muttart and Holman won fiom Qulgley and Wood. Mixed Doubles: McKenzie

and Weaver won from Smith and Smith; Arnett and Etter won from Plncau and Peake: Moore and Weeks won from Wood and Con- rad: Muttar‘. and Moore won from Quigley and Nash. A deFcious lunch was served to the visitors by the lady membz-‘s of St. Mary's Club. Al‘hough the visiting team felt badly beaten they were not discouraged and offered to play a return match in their own hall

zcme time next wcek.-—S.

--LECTURE ON LAND 0F SIR WALTER. SCOTT-A very fine lec- ture was given by Rev. Mr. Jeans in the Presbyterian Hall, Summer- side on the land of Sir Walter Scott. Lantern slides of historic places and beautiful country scenes made the lecture more interesting. The entertainment was opened by a piano duet by Miss Helen Peters and Mrs. Lelth Smith. The lecture was in keeping with the centen- nla! celebration of Sir Walter Scott. The lecturer also referred to Bobbie Burns and Thomas Carlyle. The heroes of Scotland were mentioned by the speaker and several beauti- ful old castles were shown. Rev. Mr. Jeans called his lecture "Scot- 1and," and he ls well able to speak of his old home land, and his hear- ers very much appreciated the in- sllght/ he gave them into the land of their forefathers, as the audience was mostly of Scottish descent. Scottish airs were sung during the evening by Mrs. Ray Tanton and Mr. Lowell Hancock. "Scots Whae," and "Flow Gently Sweet Afton." were sung in chorus at the close of the entertainment-S.

—ANNUAL MEETING 0F MC- LEAN HOCKEY LEAGUE-Tilt! animal meeting of the McLean Hackcy League was held in the of- fice of Mr. A. E. McLean, M. P, on Thursday evening. In the absence of the president, Mr. Crilly Lea prcs‘d8d. There was a good attend- ance from the various hockey teams in Prince County. Owing to the inclement weather the West- ern teams were not represented. The teams from Cape Traverse. Vlctozia and Albany were readmit- ted to the League. The chief dis- cussion before the meeting was the status of senior hockey players who might wish to revert to Intermed- iate hockey. The matter was left with the president. who will com- municate with Mr. Jame’; Rye, president of the M. A. H. A. at Amherst. asking for a iullng on the matter. The majority of the mem- hers present felt that it would not be fair to the rural teams to have senior players in {he League. The election of officers was as follows: President, Mr- B- W- 995N150“- vice president. Mr. Crllly Lea: secretary. Mr. W. w. Muttart. Owing to there being no resolu- tions from the Western section the meeting was postponed for one week so that all team minis!" could be present, when the scedule of games will bc drawn up.-—S.

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MURRAY RIVER. — Preaching service in the Murray River Public Hall Sunday, Nov. 20th, at. '1. Louis Harris.

SERVICES IN YORK PASTOR- AL CHARGE Sunday, Nov. 20, will be Central Church 1i a.m., Brack- ley '1 p.m. Mr. Roy Vessey will conduct the morning service and the W, M. S. the evening service.

CHURCH SERVICES-The Pow- nai pastoral charge of the United Church of Canada. services for Sunday, Nov. 20th: Mllivlew, 2.30 p.m., Pownai '7 p.m. Geo. A. D. El- liott. minister.

HAMPTON PASTORAL CHARGE-The services for Sun- clay, Nov. 20th, are Bonshaw at ll, Dc Sable at. 3 and Victoria at ‘l. Rcv. Geo. Ayers, minister.

RETREAT OPENS SUNDAY-A spiritual retreat, opening at the High Mass on Sunday, 20th, will be preached by the Reverend George Bradley, S. J., at St. Joseph's Church, Kelly's Cross. The evening sermons will be preached at 6.30.

N. B. YEASTI-‘LAKES REPRE- SENTATIVE-Mr. H. D. Reid, rep- resenting N. B. Yeast Flakes, is at present on a. business visit to Char- lottetown. Mr. Reid is well-known here as he, Mrs. Reid and family, spend their summer vacations at the old Silas Muriey Farm, Argyle Shore. He says N. B. Yeast Flakes are proving most popular in all cities from coast to coast. I

CHRIST CHURCH. CHERRY VALLEY—_There will be s. celebra- tion of the Holy Communion on Monday morning at 9.30. Rev. Can- on Malone from St. Peter's Cathed- ral. Charlottetown, will ‘officiate, assisted by Capt. Albert Wittig. Will all members make an effort to attend this service.

POLICE COURT - Yesterday morning at the police court a case against a man charged with breach of income tax act was adjourned until Novelnbcr 22nd. Two vagrants were given 10 days and thirty days respectively. A man charged with robbery with violence was commit- ted to the Supreme Court.

Tl-lANKOI-‘FERING SERVICE -' The annual thank offering service for Zion Church W. M. S. was held in the church hall Wednesday evening, Nov. 16th at 8 o'clock. ‘The President, Mrs. C. W. Patterson, oc- cupied the chair. A large audience of members and friends of the so- clety was present and listened with great interest to the lecture on Formosa, illustrated with lantern slides, which was very capably giv- en by Mrs. F. A. A. Mutch. A pro- gram including a chorus, "Christ for the World," by the girls of the C. G. I. ‘II, and a solo "Into a Tent Where a Gypsy Boy Lay," by Miss Lorine Semple, was greatly ap- preciated. The large offering pre- sented shows the great interest which is being taken in the mis-

BELLE RIVER-BELFAST pas- toral charge. Services Sunday, Nov. 20th, are as follows: Belle River at ii am. At the close of this service the Lord's Supper. Preparatory service Friday at 7.30 p.m. Eldon at 3 p.m. Rev. J. R. Skinner, pastor.

WORK 0N COLLEGE PROG- RESSING-‘Iile work of the con- struction company on Qhe ‘ new Prince of Wales College -building is going forward space. Final er- terlor work is being finished, and the building is completely closed in. The heating plant has been in operation for some time. Plastering is about ‘l5 per cent completed. All classrooms are already plaster- ed. Woik. on the interior trim was begun Thursday. All work on the floors with the exception cf the laying of the lmleum has been completed. The electrical work is keeping pace with the construction

subject will. be “Crammer?

Corner Orlebar Jr Euston Street Telephone 343-L. Roast & Steaks, 10 to 16 ‘i cts. per lb. Roast Pork & Po r k Chops, 12 to 14c. per lb. Fresh Bacon. 10c. per lb. Come in and try our high class meats. 6619-1i H. M. C. S. _ CHAMPLAIN-HL; Worship Mayor Stewart has re- ceived word that H. M. C. S. Champlain will visit Charlottetown from November 23rd to the 29th.

BRIDGETOWN STUDY GROUP "--A Teachers’ Study Group was organized at Bﬁdgetowrron Nov. 9. I932, at 2.30 p. m. Supervisor H. J. Hynes and nine teachers were presentﬂrhe following officers were appointed: President, Miss Georgie Matheson, Bridgetown, secretary. Sadie Farqurharson, Strathoona. The subject for the meeting was- "Reading." Mr. Hynes demonstration on Assignment of a Reading Lesson to Grade III, and IV, which was greatly appreciated by all the teachers. Questions were then asked concerning these as- signments and a discussion follow- ed on same. Mr. l-lynes also spoke on Primary Reading and showed the teachers various samples of material for Silent, Reading for the Juniors. The next. meeting will be held in Bridgetown School on Tuesday, Dec, 6 at, 2.30 p. m. The

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work. The transformer room is finished and connections have been iinade. Tile and marble work will sit-art 0n Monday next. The con- tractors, Wallace. Sandstone 00.. ave all material on hand. This rk will take about, two weeks to omplete. If no changes are made t e Stewart construction Company eicpects to have the Job completed by Christmas.

The many friends of MissRena Wood, formerly of Marshfield, will be pleased to know she is doing nicely after having an operation for appendicitis in Vincent Mem- orial Hospital, Boston.

MARRIAGES

NICHOLSON — SHAW — At the Christian Church Parsonage, Mon- tague, November l5, 1932, by Rev. M. Watterworth, A. Webb Nichol- son, whim Road, to Verna Shaw, Montague.

TOWNSHEIN? - COFFIN — At Si. James United Church Manse, Sour- is, on Nov. 16, 1932. Rev. J. G. I-Iockln officiating, Henry Lelth Tonwshend of Rollo Bay and Letty Agnes Coffin, daughter of David Coffin of Fortune Bridge.

JOHNSON — MORROW-At the home of the bride on Wednesday, Nov. l6, 1932. by Rev. Geo. Ayers. of Hampton, George William John- son, to Doris Isabelle, daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Fraser T. Morrow, all of Charlottetown.

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Mr. Alexander Boyle and family wish to express their thanks for the sympathy extended to them in their recent sad bereavement and for the ﬂowers and messages sent; them on that occasion. Alsoto the Nurses and staff of the P. E. Island Hos- pital. 6605-11-19-11.

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Mr. I). F. Meehan of Daniel l". ‘llcehan 10c.. WI" 5Q at‘ our office Tuesday. November 22nd and day's following buying all grades Silver, Red and Cross Fox Pclts.

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For Sale

in city. All modern conveniences. Apply Guardian. 6527-11-16-41.

FOR SALE — BRASS BED AND small Safe. Apply Guardian. ' 6B13-II-i9-2l. CARBOABD SUITABLE FOB. lining outhouscs, ete.. 1c per sheet. Guardian Oﬂice. ti.

FOR SALE -- AUCTION FORTY- Five. Bridge and Whist Score Cards. Guardian Central Job Printery. Nov. I-tf.

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Central Guardian locals, 4c. per- word; wﬁwm and El-"ﬁfll lwlll. 26- per word; Announcements and Coming Events. 2c. per word; Classiﬁed, Notices. 70o. per inch; Lists of Floral and Spiritual Offer- lllll, Cards. etc" 4c. per name; Letters of Condolence, 70c. per inch; Notices of Thanks and Appreciation, 70c. per inch Other rates on application. Minimum Charge for any advertisement twenty - ﬁve

2c. per word; In Memorial-n

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to Guardian.

T0 LET-JIOOMS. PHONE 050-

8601-11-10-

Apply 140 Rochford- Street.

Also gun for sale. Apply Guru-v fan. ‘ 6559-11-17-

TO LET - LARGE FURNISH!

house. Apply 243 Rlchmond- St 6588-11-18-

T0 LET-SMALL APARTMEI comer Euston and Oriebar, a

FOR saw, r0 an. aoaan AND Bert-Be for Winter months. mam 318g; on mud a; gum-dun , connection. Place suitable 0mm, ggi barber shop. Phone 343-L.

6579-11-11

FOR SALE — OLD PAPEIIS, 5 '

cents bundle. Guardian Oﬂlzce‘. u Mwcdhngo.“ JOHN ALFRED McDONALD. PR

ROOM STOVE FOR SALE. 214 vmcm Lana survey-m.‘ Harm, EUStOh Street. 05B7-11-lB-3l. vme. (Rh 3. Sum-Li)

m" 5*"? '-' "W BUNGAWW a vlsrr r0 00a STORE wt

be a. big saving i0 you. Sec- Hand Store, 108 Richmond S 6827-11-11

HAVE YOUR FOXES TATTOO

by experienced mail. 30c er Box 303, Charlottetown. 6007-11-19 .___._____j__--— JUST RECEIVED A SUPPLY carpenter tools consisting mortar boxes. illilncs. saws etc. It, would pny you to them over. Second, l-limd S‘ 108 Richmond Si. 662

FOR. SALE 0R T0 LET-COM- plete Fur Cleaning Outﬁt install- ed ready for business. To be sold outright or can be rented and

, used where it is. Priced very low and it is nearly new. W. B. Prowse 8c Sons. 51i6-10-29-tf.

Female Help Wants

WANTED - MIDDLE - At woman housekeeper. Apply ' James .\iacKcnz'ic, Loin: Cl P. E. I. 6566-11-1

Salesman Wanted

can start earziing $35 weekly and increase rapidly. Write immed- iately. Rawlelgh Co. Dept. CN-

WOMEN WANTED TO SEW l us at. home. Siwirillﬂ WWY

necessaly. N.» selling. Ont: MEN WANTED. .T0 CONDUCT Neckwerir Company. Dept. renowned Rawiezizh Home Ser— Tarmac vice business. Reliable hustler '

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06-3, Montreal, Canada. S. W. 11-4-5-11-12-18-19-26.

Wanted ‘.-

WANTED-CAR 1N GOOD CON- ditlon. Apply or write S. J. 13., 188 Grafton SL. City. 0580-11-17-31

Situations Vacant-Female

AMBITIOUS WOMEN. BIG PAY. Large demand for ladies who learn beauty culture and hair- dressing. Joln Canada's largest system. Diplomas granted. Write for information. Marvel Beauty, Academies, 8 St. Catherine East. Montreal.

S. V. F. ll-7-l2-l0-26-12-3-l0-i7- 24-31.

Employment Wanted EXPERIENCED WOMAN WANTS position as housekeeper. Apply m Grafton Street. 6508-1143-31-

HOW TO GET -\ (EOVERNM

job. Free booklet. The M. t.

Ltd. Toronto 110» M. H. \\'. Nov. 5-12-1 BECOME l-IXPICIFI‘ throiicli our sprmwl low course. Humlrrvlx o1 ‘fllrvi graduates, Wrilv- Molrr College. 573 l3.ii'i'ixi::t,rili. .ll:l ll. ll. \\'. ‘I'll-S

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RELIABLE MAN TO TAKE l

store route; distribute and cc ram cxccllcnt Tamm- Paul. Mimi. M. ll. W. N!

Personal P It l v A '1‘ E KINDERGAB‘ pay. Advice Elven if‘?! b

Personal-Nov. 5-12-

6529-11-16-1

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