._- NOVEMBER s.‘ 1931

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Male Help Wanted

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“Agents Wanted

compound. Charges _ discharged. Miter to '1'" Guardian stating ex- batteries instantly. Dhmlnates olci' perlence and salary expected,

method entirely. Lazrn Battery 30254; Bus“... Llghtnmz Company. Elt- _______.__.

PauLMInH. A-W-‘Nvv- 1-8- larzcom nxrllaur nouns: through our. special low cost course. Hulilredll of successfu. graduates. Write: Moler Barber College, 573 Bsndnglon, Halifax. Oct. 14-lts tf

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CLEBKS, LETTER- CARRIERS.

Stenographers. Customs Examin-

gifi . “LIABLE MAN FOR ONE HUND- "d More wunty route, this prov- ince: experience unnecessary; no idlllflfl; dstrlbutc and collect. mould net seventy dollars weekly. ’ 8mm” Mfg, 00., New Toronto,l

IIITIING POSTPONID-On ac-l count M Monday being Thanksgiving the meeting of the Ministerial As- aochtlon is postponed until Monday. Nov. 17. 0004-11-0

PBOIIBITION COUII‘ A1‘ 8T. PETERS-Six cues for breach of tile Prohibition Act csme before Magis- trate G. J. Tweedy at St. Peterl yes- terday. Two cases for the unlawful' possession were disposed of with a Tine to the defendants of $200 and costs or three months. The other four were dismissed for " ' '-' evid- ence.

POTATO PRICES LOW — Potato prices sill Iflllflln low. For table stock, Green Mountains bring 32c a bushel and Trish Cobblers 26c. Con- siderable qllrrlftles arc moving as

om A. W. Nov. 8-11. '

1g AND WOMEN—IF YOU LIKE ges and shrubs, why rnct sell them! Make u. business of it. Part 11mg or full time, 000 val-ities of proven Red Tag Nursery Products. C“), every week. Finest equipment

ers. etc. constantly required by the Government. Write M. C. C. Civil service School, Toronto i0. M. H. W. 114-8-15-22-29. _____.__.____}___ RELIABLE MAN FOR ONE HUND- red store county route; this prov- ince; experience unnecessary; no

free. Write momma“ Nuraerles, yelling: distribute and collect.

~ Montrtfll- A- w: 541°- Bhould net seventy dollars weekly.

Shanna Mfg. Co, New Toronto,

ENTS WANTED T0 INTRO- Ontario. Ml-LW

. 4w Royal Buckingham, the mod- -—-—--—-—-- l m; table cover. Looks like lnen, _ Mhcennnenus

. megs no laundering. A necessity in every hume. Low price, Lberal| gommissiolr. Write for free selling‘ outfit. Dept. 1931, Public Service f mils of Canada, Limited, London, l ontarlo. A. W. Nov. 5-8-12-15. ‘

___ JOHN ALFRED llIcDONALD. P110- _ . vincial Land Srrvevnr. Herman- m.

. u?“ Fall, ‘the Watkins Busines: Wm put you on the path to Success, without any risk of your part. Po-

IIEATED ROOM AND BOARD IN private fanlily. Apply Guardian Office. 9038-11-7-31.

concreic floor, central location.

‘T0 LBT-FROSTPROOF CELLAR]

goods sold io families.

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Que.

eitlvely the largest and best line of 550.03 or ——;-*— more rwr v-"Qvll f“ "10 "Quill-bus l CANADIAN crrrzlzlvs-lvrlv x01‘ Alljll)’ nor: fur the lccriiiy.

111g J. R. Wlrllrns Company, Dept. I 8d, 749 Craig Sh, V/cal, l/fonircrl, .

I-Iggs 00., Ltd. 9060-11-8-tf

g:t into the Canadian Civil Ser- ten: open. Free information. The‘ Ll. C. C. Civil Servee School. Tor- Pcrsonal 11-1-8-15-22-20.

vicz? There is a ride Tllngfl of posl- llmcen

, farmers are an lS to get rid at once l of all stack which would ' "winn- ,gercd by frost.

l RESTING COMFORTABLY - Mr. l Cyril Wood and Mr. Harry Mutch. llwho were injured in Wednesday's I tl'ag'c crossing accident, are reported ,to be resting comfortably in the Prnce Edward Island Hospital. The full extent of 1\'l’r_ Mutchh injuries are not yet definitely determined.

A GOOD PRICE-Chas, Reardon lof Albany, P. E. I., has sold his fast pacer Yorkols. to Roy McDonald of Albany, for s. reported price of $600. 'I‘his horse won over 8 field of mt pacers and trotters at Montague this summer, in 2.17, then again at Mone- ton, N. B. late in October, was a close second to Bill I... a. fast River Hubert pacer, who won 1n 2.15 1-6 and i7. ‘The veteran driver Tom Holmes was up behind the black

ST. JAMES CHURCH-Both ser-

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Help Wanted

QSALE, TO LET. BOARD AND‘ YOU CAN EARN EXTRA MONEY room signs on llsnd at Guardian‘ writ-in: dsp'ay cards no canvassing 0mm, t! or scliing, we instruct you, provide

Y __________ working outfit and supply you with

F .l M; __ w‘ K 137151-5353 work. We remit promptly. Write gllorlilclrll trill Ezllacla. QTlIGS. "Mc- l “d” f“ “'93 bwklel“ The Redde" Nuti, Nllllptqrzs. 733J-1,1"i':l-

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Dirzcn Cclnenny. 22 New \Vell‘ng- ton Bldg, Toronto, Ont. H. W. Oct. 30tst7i.

Sulenlnlm Wanted

Foxes - nurrlsrl-‘ilzo SILVERS. q P. McGratll, ECCO-li-G-Gl.

I FOR S.'\I.l~I--l‘l.\.\Y(). lKLJZOUI NCIV. ‘ Apply iii Uplvl" Queen.

. S A I. ES M l-i N WANTED —‘ SALES lvzent for Prince Edward Island.

5051-11-8-31. Good my Free outfit. We want

--—-»- now a reliable. energetic repres- mn l_-_;,;- entative tn handle the best dis- black lnx pun. trot; on the Island. Our agency is 1mm a l,._.,,. ,. profitable Writ-_- Peihllm Nursery

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I “l Blflrwd- R- Y?‘ l Bit: demand. Only few weeks re-

. 9°o3‘11‘6'6'-§ ouircd to learn at Canada's oldest

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FOR szll: - uv-ro-psr: cor-l ' tagc, lllndsrn COilVClllCllCCfl. Ala-l i ham, ‘ll>l~ icr mm", Appiy 17 t. 7l37-D-2'l—lis-6-wl:t=. -———'__ Willi’? TOURNAMENT in C.\V.L. y Iiall beginning Monday cveninl. NOV- ‘10. Tickets 25c. 9063-11-8-21

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"“""“ “'1'” m°d°‘-'" °°“"°"' VADIPTON r-Arrorlnr. ensues:

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flood pros o1 tnloilly hey an.‘ ' 31° 4" cfiirsafl°g°jll WINS PRIZE-Mrs. A. L, Read, u d U lCharlottclown, won n prize uf 850

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. _, l_ ___ _______ 1:11am}. sol-wees for Sunday, Nov. 9 VOMEN WANTED T0 SEW FORNPICI West Covehead, 11 a. m.; Cove- Siwfflf‘. mfllllllnl? 712°‘ ‘head Road, 3 p. ln.; Union Road, 7 p. °.““"'-."“ ‘Fl- “l 51”“ -'*-‘-'-‘~" l" m. Rw. 'l‘hes. n. Wilson, B.Sc, Min- lf-‘lillr, ulnar-lo Ncckwsai- CSZZIIJRLIJ,‘ _ Dem. m. 'I‘oroni1 ll. ' | Ll"- I’. IIZTV. NOV. 8-11. l >__. ___________ _ l

SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS

RETURNED “EN are adled w jassrmble at St. Peters Cathedral t0- l35-—Q5n CAN '73 EARNED l1‘."2‘“3lV for 1i o'clock service and "' " and pa?! weekly inl ‘U lnm" lime sellrm wefl ivlarrrl lnelnm at a", p‘. m’ at the Lego“ personal Chrlstmfts cards. Dxper- 3"“ l’ parade t” 5t’ Jnmeq llfillfc unnecessary. in early startfilhureh for services. 00-61-11-8 11nd our co-opcrstlcn’ wsurcs sue-j "m. Beautiful new prrtfollui “Bible frce. llsstfr l'rr..'t Ca..

ST. JOHN'S; CHURCH. Milton. ‘Lunmw,’ Toronto‘ nrrwsmnlflves Sunday. November 9th. National

vices at the Kirk tomorrow will be of a special nature. At morning worship the service will take the form of a. Yrhanksgiving Day service, and ln the ‘evening Armistice Day will be com-

memorated, with members of the

Canadian Legion, British Empire ,Servlce League, parading to the f church. The minister, Rev. R. Moor- ;h'esd Iegate, will be the preacher at [both services. Strangers and visitors very cordially invited to worship at the Kirk.

FUNERAL YESTEEDA R-The fun eral of the late Chester Carmichael ‘VI-I held yesterday afternoon from the residence of his father Mr, J-.C. Carmichael, Euston Street. Itev. Dr A. C. Vincent officiated at the scr- vices at the house and the grave: Interment was at the People's Cem- ctery. The deceased is survived by his parents, five brothers, Murray, Floyd. Edward, Erie and Keith, and one sister Clara.

roucll COURT-At in. Police Court yesterday morning the de- fendant in e. case of unlawful posses- sion of intoxicating liquor was fined $200 and costs o;- two months in ill-il- A second case for the same was ed- jcurned till this morning. For breach of the Customs Act a man was fined $50 and crusts or two months, a sim- ilar case was adjourned till Wednes- day next. A case for breach of the sanltarylby-law was dismissed.

THE SALVATION ARMY CITA- DEL-Stervicea of an appropriate na- ture will be conducted this Thanks- giving week end as follows: Saturday evening, 8 p. nl., Praise meeting. Eur.- dlly, 7 a. n, Knee Drill, l1 a m. Holines meeting, 3 p. m, "Pleasant Sunday Afternoon" broadcast by C‘. H. C. K., 7 p. nl., Salvation meeting. Tllir service will be of a cnnrmelnov- alive charncterd in honour ofxrri‘ fllorlouslDcsld. Open-air services on Saturday at 7.30 p. m. and Sunday at 6.15 p. m. at the Market Sq larc. Young Peoples‘ meetings Sunday at 10 a. m. and 2 p. m. The Citadel Bond will participate in all services.

POPPY DAY-The ll-WHNOH °1 our readers is directed to the annual sale today of poppies for the "l"! of disabled soldiers and the families of those who fell. The sale 0f 110W‘ les is under the direction 04' U" Canadian Legion, B.E.S.L. The p09- pies are made in the Vetcmft Shop at Camp Hill Hospital. Halifax, by disabled soldiers and are thus a

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who forget to llturn thanks": St.l

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meens of employment for those who cannot, go out into the world l0 fir" a living. All our citizens are T041119"- ed to wear one of these flowers of remembrance from Sunday until af- ter tin;- .. ticc service to be he'd n; me l/ lzlent next ‘Tuesday Bl- 1o.4e a. .... ‘the sale of worries will be carried on by the 1-9010" l" 5"‘ erel of the centres of the “Win09-

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Voltuneer workers in the $250,003 campaign for the New Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital were busy all yesterday (Friday), except during the hours of the funeral. In the late afternoon and evening, headquarters was throngeci with officers of the big organization. and throughout the day District Chairmen and their Provincial District Committees were scouring Kings and Queens Counties for subscriptions to complete the $60,000 quota. of the Province outside Charh“ ‘ Memorial Chairman W. K. Roger: and Chairman S. A. McLeod of the Organization Com- mittee visited several Provincial Districts. They found that places which ilsd not yet turned in sub- scriptions had rolled up goodly to- tals and were prepared to begin re- porting to Allied Towns Chairman H. Hooper Horne. Captain D. J. Ril- ey, Chairman of the Belle River Committee, has more than $900 which he has not yet had time to report officially to the Allied Towns Committee. Chairman Roy C. Mc- Lean, Chairman of the Belle River Committee, has more than $900 which he has not yet had time to report officially to the Allied Towns Committee. Chairman Roy C. Mc- Lean of the Sourls Committee has at least $1,711, and it is believed he will add to it largely when he turns it in to Chalnnan ‘Home today. It has not always been convenient for some of the District Chairmen to re- port daily, but Chairman Horne and the Rev. H. D. Raymond, Vice Chair- man of the Allied Towns Committee. hope all the heads of the Provincial Districts will send in reports every day from now to Tuesday. Reports which canot reach Chairman Home by msil or messenger before three o'clock next Tuesday afternoon should be telephoned to him st 1094 or 1204. Information will be accepted for him at either number, or at his own number, 024. ,

As requested by District Chairman Edward Currie, Nine Mlle Creek and Cumberland have been merged with Long Creek. Mr. Currie is Chairman of the whole Long Creek District, with Mr. Daniel McPhee as his vice chairman for Cumberland. The quota, ‘for this district is $1,800, and it is predicted, that Chairman Currie will exceed it. so much inter- est in the campaign has been shown by Mr Currie as well es Mr. Mc- Phee that all of the Charlottetown volunteers look to them for brilliant achievements. They are known in this city as "the Willing Workers, Grit and Pluck."

Another "captain courageous" is Chairman Lawson Jenkins, of the Mlllview District. His cheery smile and optimistic efficiency make him a welcome visitor at campaign head- quarters. In the some class are Chairman B. R. Brown of Little York and Chairman J. W- Fyfe of Emerald. Those gentlemen are call- ed "the Three Go-Getlera." Chair- man Frank M. Pldgeon of Victoria has been nicknamed appreclatlvely "the Bird of Victory." I-le is rolling up a wroiesome total in the Victoria.- Crapaud-Immpton District. Mr. Pid- geon is regarded by his business friends as s. bank manager of ex- ceptional ability and well-deserved popularity. They have a saying in Victoria, "If Frank Pidgeon says hell do it, it's done."

Major A. S. Robertson of Bunbury, Chairman L. M. McKinnon of Morl- tague and Chairman McLean of Souris have the largest Provincial quctas-timoo- each. The Allied Towns Committee is watching with interest the gruelling race among the three. Chairman Robertson was de- iayed in starting by the Fox Show, and prcming " engagement; made Chairman McLean a little late in getting under way, so it is believed those two will have to travel fast to distance Chairman Mcliinnon. Moreover, the Montague standard- bearer has the resistance of an ex- tremely llvely Vioo Chairman, Mr. J. W. Murdock. Those three Chairmen are known n Charlottetown as "the Heavy Artillery of the Provhlclsl Campaign." All three have rich dia- tricts, and it promises to be a clone race.

Chairmen Mcl-Iinnon and Vice Chairman Murdock have been slight- ly impeded in their work by persis- tent rumora of a local hospital In " ntague. Executive Committaemen in Charlottetown regard this story as s. canard. They point out that Mon- tlljll? cannot be expected to estab- lish and maintain a hospital of its own. Even if the whole of Kings County co-operated with Montague, it is asserted, the alleged project still would not be practicable. It is known - eel-r that the local physician in "ilvr-lle is s strep: wrlwrwr 0! the Prince Idwafl Inland near-moi.

ETOWN GUARDIAN

Abegweit Club

Ann aal

The annual meeting of the Abcg- - iweit Amateln" Athletic Association i was held last evening in the Board of |'I‘rade Booths, with the president, ‘Mr. S. ll‘. Doyle presiding. The meet-

. g was occupied with the present-

of new members to the utlve.

At a meeting of the executive af- ter adjournment the following offic- ers were appointed: President, W. A. Smith, vice president, St. C. Tminor, Secretary S. P‘. Doyle, Treasurer, J. E Sterne.

The following hockey committee was appointed: J. J. Leightlzer,‘ (Chairman) W. A. mitlr, T. B. Rog-‘ ere.

Tho minutes of the lest annual meeting were read by Mr . W. A. Smith, Secretary.

PRESIDENTS REPORT

Mr. S. F. Doyle, pruident. pro- sented his annual report in which he dealt briefly with the different branches of sport sponsored by the club.

The senior hockey team won the Island charnponshlp title by defeat- iir; their old rivals, the Crystals. He paid a. tribute to the Executive and to the coach, Mr. Roy Prowse end congratulated the team. Intermediate hockey enjoyed a. successful season, although the team was eliminated in the Provincial finals by the Victoria Uaions.

Baseball materiel was much im- proved through the games played un- der the City League schedule. The Abegweit team however were elimin- ated in the Maritime semi-finals by St. Agnes.

Track and field work vuas not successful, due tolthe fact that there was not enough material, and that the committee devoted no time to it. Mr. R. A. Pendletozl was responsible for the sending of Island represent- atives to the Maritime meet.

Football has thus for enjoyed e very successful season. Much credit is due Messrs W. J. McDonald and St. Clair ‘Ikainor for their work in this departmet. The team‘ defeated Mt. Alllisomand again won the Is- land champonship, by defeating St. Dunstsns. It is hoped that later in the season they may meet some high- ly rated team.

The M. P. B. of the A. A. U. of C. held its annual meeting in Cherlotte-' town. '

FINANCIAL STATEMENT

Mr. C. St. Clair ‘rrslnor, treasurer subnfltted the f‘ ‘ l steteqnelnt showing a deficit of 0820.75. In moving the adoption of the report Mr. Rusel Chandler complimented

.t1on of reports and the w; lntrnent ‘sportsmanship.

‘year he stated the club was able to

nine tries scored were made by Art

man who keeps himself in the best of condition. The weak point is the lack of converted tries, a result of lack of

the treasurer on the form of his re-

port. Mr. Jack Stems seconded the motion. The president extended the thanks of the executive to the treas- urer. , BASEBALL

Mr. John Williams for the Baseball committee reported four exhibition games with Taunton and one with the New York Bloomer Girls. A few weeks prior to the play-off coaching began. The suggestion was made that a coach, in the future. be appoint- ed at the beginning of the season. Jvlk. Jack Sterne moved that the report be adopted.

Dr. Yeo in seconding the motion stated that he thought that a great handicap to the game here was the lack of competition with mainland teams. He thought that an effort should be made h the future to fa- miliarize the teem with the play of teams on the other side.

HOCKEY m. J. .1. Leightizer reported for

members of the executive were being counted Dr. I- J. Yeo described the

by 121 feet wide, blrllt of brick and tile. Everything about it is modern. It has three times the light that the Halifax Forum has and has show- ers, check rooms, and a. freezing plant.

be open in two weeks. It will seat 4,000 people. All seats afford an ex- cellent view of the ice space. ‘rhc standing room will be terraced to enable those in the rear to see. The ice space is 190 by 81 feet. Mont- real and Moncton exceed the new Forum in this respect. After three- qusrters of en inch ice is made the ice will be painted and the remain- ing coats frozen over it. There will

the hockey committee e. vcry succes- ful you. ‘rhree factors entered 1n- to the success, the teem, the coach, end the work of Mir. W. A. Qnith on the hockey omnmittu. Ialations between ‘the committee, coach and rmk management were of the beat. Evlnses Vere tremlely high last year, due to the fact that attbe bo-