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‘Ti-IOUSANPC, OF PERSONS — ’ meu and women ‘are color-ins life In the Watkins business. You can do just as well if Y0“ are industrious. The largest, best and most profitable line of goods sold direct. to families. Exclusive territory. Thc J. R. Watkins Company, 370 Craig West, Mon- treal. A. W. 2220-10-1234441

V’? MAN 0R. WIOMAN- T0 TRAVEL and appoint agents. Yearly guar- antee $1092. (being S21 weekly average) and expenses. Exper- ience unnecessary. For particu- lars write Winston 00.. "lloronto. A. W. Sw9L

AGENTS-GET ‘IN' ‘ A PROFIT- able all-year commission h '

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I018 66:85. butter, cheese, pork, Poilllfy. etc. Send your goods to J. Arnold Gibbon, Wholesale. Saint John, N, B.

Miscellaneous

JNO- A. MACDONALD- LAND Surveyor, Hermanville, P. E. I. 1908-10-7-1mb

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FOX ESCAPED—IF SEEN PHONE

of your own. Every property

owner is o customer or prospect-

Nine hundred varieties of hardy Red Tag Ntnsery products. Cash

every week. Comiplet equipment ‘

and instructions tree. WrIte—

I HAVE PURCHASED FROM W. J. Gibson d; Son, one registered York boait-G. F. McNeill, Mll-

1011- 2380 S

ROOMER IPROVIDED WITH DESK

Novrlst at ‘iii. IParish ‘Hallf not, being sent.

CATii-IEIDRALS AN-D CATHED- RAL ARCHITECTURAL Ancient and modern on Tuesday night in St.= Paul's Parish Hall. Lecture by Miss; Holman.

aid yesterday,

United Church at New Glasgow at 7 p. m., Oct. 31st.

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P. E. I. MINIQT RIAL ASSOCI

ATION will meet 1 ondsy morning} Q01 ck In St. Paullsl J ivldual notices

RESERVE sin. ~11... propel-bi of Mr. ‘R. S. ‘Hogan. Water Street‘ was auctioned by Mr. J. A. McDou; hut withdrawn at‘.

he $6.000 bid.

BROBKFIELD. — rs. services

C. G. S. ARANMORE IN PORT-

2393.‘

‘niiivsiviiiiii IIINNEY ill llIE

Priitéstant

Oollcctlonyior purchase

Colicctora will start out

scrlpticn pain not loss.

dred cars Canada grade "A" In the lBvrookfIeid congregation on Potatoes. G. R. Keefe. Sundny.‘-0ct. 81st will be as fol- i. 1974.11,." lows: iHsrtiville 111 a. 1n., and Brook-I By (ii-recur) field 7.30 p. 1n. All are invited. ' WANTED POTATOES IN CAR '*— ltlugside seats were at a prehi-

‘ium lust evening at the l-‘rincu Ed-

a?!“ C‘ 5- Arimmiire "W19 Imfinvurd Theatre when a capacity nud- b BY 3-0111 1100i! B114 Bllfllhreillflindeiicc wutchcd (lone Tunney, thellclt eyc. z2ss-1o-2a-10i.:h:l*ltcf):‘° Weeks all" which she fighting marine

battle his wnY ithe decision and the heavyweight

Request for fllflfi from the whole province.

Orphanage

of lilppllel.

Monday. November m.

Receipts will be reported] Direct advance Oublcriptlons to 158 Prince Street. Assist In this “LABOR OF LOVE" and count your ‘us.

PRINCE iiiiiiiiiii

hit oftener and more damaging ""1" hi! Oilllonent- especially in the sixth and tenth rounds when .'l‘uuney cut loose to firstly split ‘Jack's lips and lastly close up his ‘The tiiumpion also op- iheiii-cd more tlrcd thun thc UIIIII~

ilifllrlbllllns buoys-lover u ten round route to capture I ngci- when on the ropes, willie

t e latter cunning as afox skipped

MAFISHFIELD BAPTIST. Church-championship of the world from out of many a dangerous corner.

unday.

merit as shown iby the Cathedrals, again Ancient and Modern in Europe. St. however on the silver screen whereWlPirpo, ‘Brennan 111111 others, Paul s Parish ‘Hall. ‘llucsday night/each and every one present In thcntppcnrcd over anxious in the early 2393 largo audience enjoyed a ringside rounds and more 0i‘ less worried in

livcr collection.

YESTERDAYS MARKET. —iBut-

—0n account of thc special uuuicmriger" Jack Dglnpgey, 11w mold ail-railing!‘ Btelrit/igehs Illhlfkllfl Charlotte- colorful and reputed to be

the

-i.ust ‘September's battle witness- cd by 135,000 people in Philadel-

J- D- Bisgnr 308 L. Reward if W53 H0LMAN'$_ l-ECTURE- phla. staged in that citysmagnifi-l captured. 2345-2881 A most interesting and instructive com new“. 1mm smdlllm 1n a review "f flmhiieimlrfll (lcvfllvllvdovvnpour of rain was enacted

last night, this time

seat. ‘The reproduction ivas clear and

Tunney across ‘the shoulders and" waist appeared the ‘bigger and!

manifest more than ouce when he eusily pushed the “Mauusso maul- er" out 0i‘ clinches.

lt was clearly demonstrated. ac- cording to the movies, that Demll. sey was not the fighting machine that whipped Willard, Carnentler. Ho

the last tug; It may be noticed by those \vno see today's showing

Dommkm ‘Nurseries’ Mom's“ Tfilldilili-Iflmf). Heated furnished ter sold at 1135c to 38c‘ c s 4i‘~'intereatlug from the beginning that his crouching and bobbin Ii ‘ . ~ ti‘ AW. BI). bedroom. ‘Phone 605-J. 3i clilgrens $1.00; fowl iilpotigdurihs showlililg with surprisinfg ncctilirlzltiilhe ‘final rounds was 00IISDICgi0I1; AN UNUQUALQ iPanlfuNl-fqfrg A t. l F S l i; .Hflligpliessci]girgxgilgg;n-llvflltgliigzillii:l 9 movements o bot a ‘ll-H itslvélllllseexllgg. ligndziilillgillrcultlll ‘mm 5150- m5 ‘fsvemng Persoml r 1c es or a e potatoes, blues 00c‘. reds 00nd hlany Opinions were sxpresaedgheud-uu to avoid u knock out g al Greeting Cards. Bisgest whites 70c; IIIFIIIDSIQIIC. "Thereafter the showing, some claiming The picture ‘taken as a whole is Now on. Samples free. Selling BAKER?» OVEN-S, WRITE FOR was l, small Supply flfllh smauithat Dempsey should have ‘been well ivorlh seeing, also the expel-lance ullllwegslll-yf wme catalogue, time payments if de- fresh‘ heyplng were 1mm; 501.1 aflgl-ven at least u draw, others goingflnai setting prior to the big to-day. Master ‘Kraft Greeting sired. some used ovens on hand. 10c doz . so far as io opine that the formerlfight showing the empty SURI- Card 60., Toronto. ' . ~HUMWT¢ Uvell CQITIPBTIY. champion should have been given lum in its vastness. car-

2s,28,30,2,4.6.8.1n,12.

_. Assure-as GALLUNB casc- line $1.00. Wonderful product. $1. can equals 33 gallons‘ gasoline. Harmless; Guaranteed; Solves carbon problem. 300 percent pro- .Ilt. Agent's name on cans. Write quick for particulars and. iproof. P. A. Iiefebvre & (1n., Alexandria, 0nt., Canada. A. W. 1i.

AMBITIOUS MEN’AN.D WOMEN. i510. to $20. easily made weekly In spare ‘time, taking orders for "Imperial Art" Personal Christ- mas Cards. Everyone a customer. Take orders now, deliver later. [Liberal commission. Send for free sample book. British ‘Canadian.

_ I51 Vilblllngton We t, Toronto.

A. W. ct. 30 Nov. 1-

For mSale

b l,

‘FOR $ALE-—PU-RE DRE-D GUERN- sey cow newly fr b " “ with

1100

Queen West, Toronto. - - . 10-2-Sat-13i.

Male Help “Hunted

BIG EARNINGS. STEADY EM- ployment for Barbers. Become expert in 8 weeks. Write Molar Barber College, Department "F" Halifax. 3-1-tts1tf

MEN, 18-40, ‘WANTING RY. STA- tion-office positions, $115-$250

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To Let I

TO LET-S ROOM HOUSE. ALL 1°

s4 Pownal st. 2370-10-2021 ii»!

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HOUSE TO LET—-43

Milton. - .2378

heifer califi-‘P. S.‘ Bradley, East ‘Royalty. 235'] 10 29 3i

FOX si-iiPPiNo

FOR SALE-

shipments. Apply to W. J. Scott, Marshfield, P. E- I. 2276-10-26-61

FOR SNLiEw-DW-ELLING HOUSE and store combined corner of Weymouth and Fitzroy. For par- ticulars apply on premises.—'i. C. Auid. 2315 i0 27 lwk

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FOR SALE — WHITE EMBDEN ‘Geese, 1920 ‘hatch from first prize winners. W. W. Gibson, Marsh- field, ‘P. E. 1

- 2387-10-30-31.

FOR SALE — HEAVY TRUCK wagon, almost new, with platform suitable for hauling potatoes. Also second hand cart. Proude & More- sldo. 2001-20-81

Lip?- ’

FOR ‘SALE-A COW 3 YRS. OLD, due to freshen about March 150b, a heavy draft mam; and 14 lone of hay- Apply Miss Bertha Web- ster or Mrs. James Sherren. Rocky Point. ' 2305-10-29-31

Female Help Wanted

WANTED AT ONCE MAID FOR general housswork.; country girl preferred, state wages. Apply .5 Euston St. Phone 569 or 506-

' 2148-10dil-tf LADIES: EARN $7 HUNDRED ‘Gliding Greeting cards. Easy

work. W-rits‘ Fischer Card 00-. 140 W. 42nd St..‘New York. \ 2365

Lost; LOST-AT ‘MERMAID AIREDALE

IDog. ‘Finder rsturnlto 171 Kins St. iitsward. sfj); 2089

conveniences central. Apply.

Guardian Office.

pantry, large lot with

e l‘.

TO LET—'THE ELIGIBLY SiTUA-‘Se

lately occupied by W. B. Canter. to

'l‘c:|chc.rs \Vaiiicil

EARN $25 WEEKLV, SPARE time, writing for newspapers,

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________--———-——— FOR SALE-KITCHEN RANGE, practically new. Price reasonable. Apply 74 School Street. ‘

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Waterfront Directory

Railway Mlharf S. S. Munlisto. Cant. Carlson. loading potatoes for Norfolk. Va. Ferry Wharf *‘Bcnus"- arrived 23rd

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Losr stack-i, n?

0A; 1H U-I rsdsy niorni .1 Ph ‘ ‘ -4 o!‘ notify Guardlga Offliis: zaas-I

SPEICIAIL RRICES. -- 2 BROOMS No. 1 parlor s m; 1 1-2 lbs Red Clover Tea 9 cls; 18 bars d’. ‘it (l. soap 98~cts.; ‘8 cans Cam»- ilslrg _ ‘bsoup Q98 ctsgg-E. N, ,, 1 er noen .

Kl ‘- -‘ -~ 2336-10-28-8!

Vacant; asap-gyro“ Alli. HOMI-M an

1‘ tghrn 81 to 8i an “a p‘. mitts; show-

‘: 04m Britain.

' briggc arrived 96th load o

sailing today with cargo potatoes lo Georgetown. | "Gchocnsr “White Bird" arrived- 2Ilth with cargo potatoes from -S’Sids_ sails today with general cargo for Soul-Is. I . - ‘OIIIII’ Wharf

‘Schopncr "Blanche Fancy" Cant- George Gouge, arrived 23rd. mo. cargo coal .from Sydney ‘for W. D. Gillie’ 00.. sails today ‘with potatoes» for Sydney. ‘ , ‘

~ steam Navigation wharf

Lottie B. Capt. Paultoa.

' Biankain l Ball's Wharf

Schooner, ‘ilfeury M".~Cspt. Lev- andlor tails first of week with car- go of fllfiiipg pom Mt. Stewart for

Ivi

M ls

_ Lyon's wharf ISchooner "Speed" c-

lst. Ror- potatoes from siurseont rails today.

_, ‘ Plekard’: Winn - ,. ‘Schooner "A. if. Whitman." can

toss for Nfld. "Ililon"

the programme which ed and staged iby ‘Stuff Captain Ru- fus Spooner of the Toronto Head- __ _ quarters. iPrevious to becoming an} ‘ _- month, Free transporatlon, ex-jilmfiel‘ 0f i118 Arm)’- Ule ‘Staff CHI!“ FREE CLINICS for chest exam ileliellcfl 1101166060811’. \Vrite Bauthllliiiswasiactive iu theb 1113114911 P°w':Cr0ss Society In Montague l ker. Supt. 1142 Star Bldggflitelsccasgx: Dligrsrzxeliliéelntt lellllig ‘llmloitielvlurray Rlvel. Nov‘ l‘ lglllon Nov‘;

l ' ' o s ‘. a1es y , _ r .

Klng Edward val’ The Sum Capt_,l2I-tg(7l;:l‘lotteto\vi1 Nov 3 to o morn. b- . ‘ 20

M-‘Whle-‘s work and will ibc in Chai-

Apply to iR- V. Longworrh, 81 tiou with St. James Upper Prince Street. 237640-3041‘ ‘present constituting original niem- merit following so closely lhfl 110810 ___ fibers." -- having ‘been adopted. tho ‘following 15 i‘ "Wilma Mow to the surviving‘

iof-riccdicarers were eiectcil:—-Prc.~il- brothers and sisters to all oi‘ whom

A. Stewart, ‘representing tho Kirk Session; Bruce Muir, l-loirVlcs Presidents,

MnBM-IIIBB- EXP- "lmec-Z ‘Imam’ Mr. D. A. McKinuon and Mr J. R. Free. Press Syndlcnto. i337 5L Burnett. Committee: The ‘honor- Louiis, Mo" 23"“ ary officers and ordinary officers IOKGIIIGI‘ with tho iollowiiII-i:

-—-" Messrs Roderick ‘Muuu, iluu Burnett FOIIINI Clare Cameron. ‘R. ‘R. Hurst, \V. A.

was decided to open the member- ship

ruid debutcs was approved, opening

‘President rind a soirce next Friday evening. and continulufl every FYI‘ day evening till April 15th.

1921i, John '1‘. ‘Heart: in his 80th

year. of his nephew Ernest Ilonrtz, Elm Avenue, Monday, Nov. 1st.

Ie wo d

Bridge will take piacsSundny at I o'cook. church. (Patriot please copy.)

October 20th, Mrs. Michael Mur- phy, aged 56 years. Sturgeon, Sunday afternoon at 2.30, tlic services to he held In 3t- Pauiiswllhurchl.“

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S. A. OFFICER TO VISIT OITY

ortrayal of Sulivutlon. Army activ- ies which was witnessed by sev-

en thousand people in the arena-

ne thousand ipeople took part In “'85 arrang-

ttctown on lllonduy, iNov. 1st

0's workers of

is au. accomplished musician.

mcu of St.

M r. Heath Saund-

couded, and it

ted tenement on Rnchford Square agreed “that this 'mecting hereby of their brother,

rm a lclterary ‘Society in connec- JChurch, all

,A constitution and ‘by-laws

idnnt, Mr David ‘Stewart; 1st Vice W‘ _ ""__'_“—““ ‘.2 .‘ . . . ~ .,

'5'“ North‘ Apply ‘£234 ‘ybygln Iliyndmun; Secretary, ‘Mr. Heath ' Saunders; Treasurer, Mr. Robyn

_ ___ . Cameron. Honorary oiilccrs;

' Patrons, Hon. John Agnew, Mr. W.

Help wanted Chester ‘S. McLure, M. I... A., Mr W.

‘Hon President, ‘Rev W.

IICIAZIXBII and A. 1W. Hyndman. it

to members, ailhereuts, and’ lends oi‘ St. James ‘Church oi‘ fit‘- eii years oi‘ age and over. A nst interesting syllabus of papers

lth aimnddress ‘by the Honorary

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DEATHS ' EARTZ—~On Io-iosy, Oct. 2am. Funeral from tlic residence (Ser-

ce startlng at p. m. Funeral aviug at 2.00. interment Sher- o . - -

o

acNElL‘L— The funeral of the to Austin J. Mac-Neill. Stanley

Service will be In the,

iPiease omit flowers. URPHY - At Panmure island, .F‘ilrioral at

wqftf-l ",1 .-.-.I‘.

tho verdict. Of course Dempsey/s, was doing all the. that crouching

tack oi‘ Dempseys did not seem to worry the challenger who watched waited and fought of-i any‘ danger-I ous ouslaught—all the while piling; up point after point. Dempsey‘ the aggressor and seeming to force‘ the light in every round, was being

pciiters at work, the lighting sys-

0119 Q1‘ 11m Quiglsudmg features n1 style and mode oi’ attack made one tein, imd every visible detail con- the 44th Annual Congress or the think that he Salvation Army recently conLIIIctcdTIt-Zhlilli-i. IIMVQVQI‘ ill Tgl-olllm was l, great pugealll bobbing and at times crashing nt-

nccted with an event of such pro-

portions.

Au added attraction In yester- day's big program was Prod Thompson, in the "Tough (luy",l

ahly and marvelously supported by that wonderful horse “Silver King."

The pictures will be shown to- day for the last times.

l Mr. William McKinley, North Riv-

lnations will be held ‘by the Redler, W115 In the city yesterday.

Only cases referred by‘, specialist. .."

" WHIST AT K. or c. tasxr‘

convenience. Possession at once. Wlwfo he will mflct U10 YOIIIIH W30" NIGHT. -—.\ fairly largo crowd at»- the local corps, mulled all elljoyablg whlgt .11 thqnveli, Fredericton, were visitors w laud also conduct a vpubllc meeting K, of Q Iflolng lllsl gvellilllv“ Rgsgpgvg in the citadel. Staff ‘Captain Spoon- 1311111.; ‘St. Apply Philip Chandler. Northoi‘

The’ was won by Mrs] the qzciitlciuzursi

prize Andrew IButler;

went to bliss‘ Florrie Bradley. thc consolation to.‘ Mr. John ‘Cuminiskey. Thu ilrst,

Rev. A. L. Slnuott. The [IPIJCOUGJ

THE LA,TE MR. AUSTIN Mo-i

of a large circle of friends goes out!

.lVli'. Austin Mc-i iNeIll of Stanley, which occiirredl yesterday morning. This bereave-i

of the mother only a. few days ago

The (luurdiau tenders sincere sym- pathy.

PERSONALS

Mr. A. I‘). Morrison has rcluriicil from u visit to Montreal.

Mrs G. lialllnghall lclt yesterday on o visit to hIcAduni, N. D.

Mrs. James Maclnnls, Pcukde left thfly morning for Boston.

Mr. M. A. McLeiiniin. HHTISVIIIG, was u visitor {Q tlic city yesterday‘.

Mi‘. Thomas ‘Dulluu, New \VIli- shire. was n visitor to the city yes- tcrday.

-Mr._ William iDuffy,.Bunhury, was in the city yesterday.

“All STONES Removed 1i.-lists -_, Treatment

May In taken with perfect llfety by both young and old, it Is highly wcommcnded and and from coast to coast for gall stones, jaundice, chronic stomach- trouhlc and Ilvcr dis- orders. '

usncmrsslisn ‘ii. p. MicLEAN

Don't wait until It Ia too mo. '

Cot Marion's today.

limited.

‘Mr. and Mrs. R. McLeod Brook- field were visitors to the city yes-l terday. I

Mr. George Owcu, North llivoig, was in the city yesterday. ._

iMr. and Mrs. Bcnjumlii Crass- ‘the city yesterday. MI‘. Gordon Douglas. l-lcad of ‘I-iil-

EPBPBI-‘Iilliy featuring tlic English prize by Mr. Stanley Plaqucrc. ’l‘lie‘15b‘"‘°- W“ a V1510" l“ 10° ‘my Y9“ lconcertinu, which he uscs Iii all hlsllucky table prize T0 LET—LA‘RGE ‘HOUSE ALL,meetings. ' ,

terday.

Mr. n. w. (v5.11, York Point,

23st I ST. JAMES , UITERARY soc-i-lizt-s ‘W611: gold pint-vs (Ionalvil iiyiw" l" ti"! my YBSWMW . . ——_—'-i~—_%—"i-“|ETY- —"l'ho young “Tami 599ml“ crates m’ 0cm“ TO LET--HOU$E (83 ELM AVE- James C-hurch successfully luuurh- W911! 1'01‘ i-‘llflfily- Hue). 7 11101118. bath room and cd u Literary Society lust evening orchard when they met in tlic church parlor and barnr-W. N. Tanton. Jewel-under thc chairmanship oi‘ the Rev NiEfLu-"Fho ihezmijfelt isympilthy 238‘1-10-‘30,-tf ‘W; Jlrucc Muir. -~—--—---—-- ‘crs moved. Mr, Robyn Camel-ml to the family of the late Dr. ‘Roder- mOTIIIIIg for Boston where she shall was unanimously ick and Mrs McNeill, in the death-remain for the winter with

Rev. Fr. ‘Regiuulil lilcboimlil oi the lBroc, Lot 7, was u visitor to tlic City yesterday.

Miss Genivene Grant left this

her aunt's, the Misses Grants.

‘Mrs. Mildred Fisher, and her son ‘and daughter, Peakes Station were in the city yesterday, on the wav to Boston where they shall rcmziiu ‘for the wiutcr.

Mr. ‘ifruulr NICIIOL-IOII oi ilic (‘. N. dl. shops. loll. this morning lnr Boston, wlierc he will be mic of flu.- prlncipais In uh iutvri-sllii-g cvciit there shortly.

‘Mr. lluiph Harper formerly 0i Tignlsh, iinw of Boston was a guest nt the Queen l-lotel yesterday. Mr. Harper lefi this morning on return to the "Hub" after ‘spending an on- QIOYEIHB two weeks vacation at hi6 home in Tlgnish. llc IVZlS accom- prinlcd tn Borden. by his uiistcr Miss IFTBIIUIB ilurpcr.

Miss Dorothea Stewart who lius ‘been ‘spending zi holiday in the city the guest of’ her grsniiniclh". M“ ~-D. Stewart, Kent Sn, leave..- morning ‘for Si. (iatherlnes, arlo.

this Ont-

Sincc taking over this Hotel we have spent ma")! ‘hcuaands of dollars In repairs and Improvements. it ls now the finest Hotel oi its class ip the Maritime Prov- inces.‘ it appeals to those ‘who ant a comfortable Hotel and splendid table and excellent service at a moder- ate price.

. Proprietors MISS L. McQUAID. Manager

A. l‘. Dixon, Biside. ‘Ralph liar- ner. Tlgnlsh. C. J. Stewart. City. .I. 1H. lliselwood, New Glaslbw. Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Blanchard. City.

Mrs. Lloyd s. Cox. Morell,

-‘ Ire». sown.

»i I

an» mm $3.00 o. 04.00 Charlottetown P" 5W‘. . , Hotel Co., Ltd.

Charlottetown Prov-mor-

Hotel Q9,’ Ltd, HARRY c BROWN, Manager

Mrs.

e l I . ’ , l , Y THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN mmmhmMneulgngzxyffifinuAflsmmA "‘ ¢ c‘ ---: ~42)?“ v w---“ ~ c V7 .rcw .1. ,. V‘ , .. , w’ i» l, _ . . ‘ sun or . ' ’ " ' RALLY‘ nhvwfiavicc ‘in ‘the ' P. E. L PHOTWMEHED Samc‘

EARLY FOR

THIS YEAR-BY I CRASWELI. Phone old-L.

MISS ROBERTA O-BPENGER F. T. C. l".-

Minister-Rev. w, Bruce Muir " MR. F. T. WATKIO, ORGANIC‘? AND CHOIR MASTER .

11-00 A. Mr-‘Bsrrnon. 2-301’. MPSunday School. 7.00 P. Mp-Ocrrnon.

Vialtors and Students In the City arc welcome to all services. ,

Organist and Choir Dlptil! Chflflill. Classes In Plano.’ Organ usd Theory. 0pm October lat l, , Studio-Baptist. Church, Fltaloy ‘ ' Street.

‘; ' i

Mr. Patrick liicMurror oi Haver- Hil, Mass" is visiting his brother Mr. John MrJMurrei' and other re- latives in the. city. li is thirty- ycnrs slucc Mr, Mchilurrei- lcft his uld home at Kelly's Cross to locale in Hnverhill. His many friends arc tendering him .1 warm welcome.

Mrs Thomas Cass. North River has received word of the serious Illness of hcr brother Francis ‘frziliinr of New York City who rc- centiy uiidcrwcut a serious opera- tion for u malignant growth in tlic throat" As soon as he has regain- ed sufficient strength he is re-

cpcrzltiou. His many island Iriemls will hopc for his ultimate recovery. THE MARKETS (Canadian Press)