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1 THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN

This column ls reserved for news u! local interest hill advcrtising ulkszlte black 01" 11

a newsy nature may be iliserlcci

at 4 cents a ward strictly pa able in advance. __ H

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THE IDEAL FALL COAT—-rev_er- tweed with Mi - Miss Audrey Miles left yesterday

brown llllillg $17.95. R. P. Smp L-1797-9-27-29-l0-1

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11-1833-9-28-21. COLLISION AT “T. STEWART

-—UI‘1\'ll‘.'..' on the wrong side of the ‘ar M1. Stewart yesterday

1 1 inucliiiles. R. C. M. Police re- poricti la»: EYGIIILQ.

ti lroin licr bioiiier, Mr. J. B .

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with driving on the

sine of a curve on the "‘ itoaci were fiuisd S10 days in jail.

1 passing a vcli 1.1"; fined $2 anti costs by Arm, '1‘".'.'ecdy. Action ioiloiv- the resuii, of work by R. C. i. Police. "

POLICE COURT-At the Police Court )'C.Sl€¢1‘(lﬂ)' morning tivo v11- urzints were rcnizuiricri until Sat- urday for sentence. A drunk was remanded 101- tlircc days and an- other tirunk iviio iaiiuzl 1o appear Ililil his bail boivl of $5.00 estruni- ezi. A 1111111 c1111 with $011111}; tcnsc was order- sanic while a man charged with a bri-arh 0f the Pro- liibizion Act was iincci 5200.00 and costs or ii 1110111115 in jail.

LAID T0 IKE ~T1io funeral of Jcssie Campbell Simpson was held ycstcrdav morning from Si. Peter's Cathedral. ivlicre service ivns held bv Rev. Canon Malone, who also conducted service at 1111- " 1c. The pull bearers were: Mos s. D. B. Szcivnrt, J. E. Harris, “llllltllfl Cot- ton. Allan Stewart. J. R. Paion and T. E MacNutt. ‘liis- mourners were: M1". H, M. Simpson. Judge H. L. Palmer. Lieut.-Go1"ern0r DeBIois. Noel DeBlois, L. L. Jenkins, Robert Cobton, Ewen Young and Joscpl Duncan. Pctcrs Cemetery.

Y. M. C. A. ACTIVITY GROWS——C1ub meetings held at the Y. M. C. A

for the opening oi ilie fall

lugs have

loge basket ball for girls and boys have practices anti are

a regular schedule, girls attended the first under

groups

Albert Brown. Badminton player 'I‘liursds.y_-a11d the

Juniors Boys’ classes Saturday niorniniz.

will be ‘tier the direction of Work Committee. The

the Girl

participation is 11nd a season of wizie activity i all sections is anticipated. BOWIIi groups have started their activit

tier way memberships so-callcd are alrea:

beinir takcn up

linnri any type

ailable-Aiinitcd or full

lthe bowling privilege. The

membership already held. IZFOX PUPS like

_ of our large iapei- books. If you have one ‘ t‘ "06 Hclnians Ltd., C.ty

SIDLY BEREAYED —- Mrs. R. bunker, Winsloe. has received R

Susie. of the death ii".-. James C. Clark, Beech)". Sept. 25th. rly Lived at North

and call at Holnianls mu: 1f you are inner- ’ ii second hand , range, at a We have an overstock _'" easy

lioini 111's. Charlotte- L-l014-iJ-29-2l.

I‘liE\fIIY'I‘ERI1\\' (‘IIYRCII IN - Bro "ﬁeld Charge, G .I

L 1902-9-29-11,

Interin cnt was St.

Committee

this week mark final preparations an:

winter scrison on Octobcrist, Meet- liccn licltl by the Ladies Auxiliary. the l-ii-Y Giazis and Y- Knots Club. Prince oi Wales Col- both held initial swiiieiiig into ’l‘wciity fivc practice the direction of Miss Kath- erine Biiuiiall and the coaching of

\\"ill start tlicii- programme today- Comi-rs ulirl

will start A supper rally." of girls from Miss Worthy‘s classes held 011 Monday night un-

poii~y o’ imrticuiar emphasis on mcmbersliv" being well reccivci‘

and league programmes will be uu- lhis iivxi week. Bowlii:

by those who 1101' no other type of membership an: cover 1111 privileges except those oi- igvmnasium activity". On the other of membership a1"- privlleg: l for indies or gent1eme1i—a1so covers bowling membership is not an extra in axl- (lition to any other Y. M. C. A.

Ross -MIIIc r

Personals

Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Stricklen. Pennsgrove, N. J.. are registered at the C. N. H. Hotel.

~ for Daihousie University, Halfax, 1o resume her studies.

Mrs. D. D. Scannell. who has been spending part of the summer at her summer home in Georgetown, left yesterday mornine on return to Jamaica Plain, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carey

of New York are guests st the C. N. R.

k‘ and 1110101" vehicle collided gogey with cianiages being inflicted t0 ii

Miss Mary Adele Gallant arid

Miss Eldorie Gallant of Oyster Bed N. B., to take up nursing.

Mr. and ‘Mrs, Deryck Welinrd and two children of Charlottetown. P. E. 1.. are spending a few days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. E. MacLennan. Campbell's Road, Wcstville, n s.

Mr. Benson. an electi-icianjrom Cambridge. Mass. on a two weeks’ vacation visited Union Centre. Nova Srotia on Thursday evening accom- panied bv Mrs. Vernon Burke, and Elizabeth Brown, Stellarton. Mrs, McDonald. Charlottetown. P. E. 1,. the latter also a visitor in the County for a few clays. '

Eastern Guardian

..'This column Is reserved for news of local interest but advertising of a newsy nature may be Inserted at 4 cents a word strictly pay- able iu advance.

éisltiiiscﬁiirrioivs . t o :11 e Charlottetown Guardian may be handed to their Rent. Archie Hume.

..'lt0BlN IIOOD FLOUR is ec- onomical. More loaves of better bread from each bag. "

In Memoriam

MRS. J. J. IIIACKINNON

The death occurred in the new England Baptist Hospital. Boston, on September 20th of Mrs, Mac- Kmnon. widow of Mr. J. J. MacKiii- non, Charlottetown. who 11nd pre- deceased licr on November l8. 19:14.

Mrs. INIacKinnon, whose maiden name Wfis Grace Edith Henderson. WES a daughter 0i the late George Henderson and his wife. Mary Atllimfl. of Hampshire. Prince Ed- ward Island.

Mrs, Mat-Kinnon spent last win- ter in California. returning to Charlottetown at the end of June, On the is’ of August, owing to iii health. she went/to Boston and en- tered the hospital. where she un- derwent a1i_ operation early ths month. While convalescing she fell and fractured her 111p, However, 51"? was RDparentiv recovering from the illnessand accident.

Henson. Alexander of Montreal. who visited her on the 18th. found 1118b she seemed to be doln: .wel1

‘miles blight arj1_d__chce_rful.

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and Iﬂotor Transport

Standard Midgets, and thrive on tham. Just the slsc w carry in Th? pocket, and hand out as you pass

Effective Sept. 2

M‘

Duily

Daily Ex. Sun

B ’ Leave, _ Ex._Sun. Charlottetown for S'Side — — — 1° 35 S’Side for Charlottetown — —— —- - "J"-

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9.45 u.m.

Borden for Summerside — — —— — — ‘ ________,,, Tignish for Summerside — — - Summerside for Tignish — - —

5,_____. . North Lcike for Charlottetown (via Souris Charlottetown for North Luke (via Souris

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. Ex. Sun.

" 7.30 u.1n. 11.00 u. 1.00 p.

Sui". Only m. 4.00 o.m. 10.00 p.m. m. 5.00 p.m. 11.40 p.m.

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SunriuyOnly ________________________ ____ . chqyloﬂgfown H qu- 1 1 1 1 i I i i i l I- mm. Summerside for Charlottetown -- — — — — — — —- —- —' - -"" 7-30 1""- ; _...____ .._ _____.. ._ .__ —— —~——~—- ‘"‘—->—“"—‘——“4 Summevside for Borden — — -— — — 8.55 u.m. 3.15 p.m. Duily ex. Sunday

4.15 p.m. Daily ex. Sunday

Sunday

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5111-11118 TIME TABLE-Effective Sept. 25th

1 along. I ‘ ‘ "

GAY TRIMMING WILL BRIGH-

TEN UT‘ YOUR. OLD FROCK

Too many trimmings. we all _ know, spoil tlic most liighstylr-rl frock. But one or two, picked with care and (liscrimination can makc

a plain outfit look modish. One warning:

the fashion. better wear the wh

. will onlv look are featured make

but wliiir- you do it will in melting last year's

When you are choosing a little something to rc- vitallze a frock, a bag. a glove. nr = your new hair-do. go for the new- 1 cs1. boldest. ideas. If fcnflicrs are i) i) bird than a timid wring-tip which fu=sy. if buttonholor yours bright and showy. It need not cost much and you will not. wear if for 1on1! sticrecrl suit look

people.

In Memo riam

IIIR. DTICII/I EL IIEYNESSI-IY

TJIIIIV fi-i iirls Cliarlrrtctown

0111i ilmirfxiioiit. tlic provinci-

r1111 1 kuov." 11111 1t 1fI"(I in tho 1v nil III.\ Ill ' n_l— rencc, E111 .1 and Gordon; also one moat ‘v 1111111 \'Ilul""\lf‘ firm 111 sister, Mrs, James Kelly, Roxbury.

‘Trip connects with Bout and mainland Bus Service.

Ways choorfuﬁaiid kind. and the w fam‘ly will cvcr cherish his memory. The late Mr. Hcnnesscy was an

honorary" mciiibci" o1 the Begelvolcnt c }f,'r”(‘w§,5'°,',f,l,”v 1310 aim 5 ‘, excessive wiitcr bei- of 11m I-Iolv Name Society <11 Plum! Within the WW- lhc Holy lteticemcr Church, and faithful to the Holy Com- Silllflfiy. He tiled foriificti

CESSIVE PRESSURE

W11 w“ ever carrying water munion

ri-vzrct i0 l"‘l f the ziezitli of Mr. Micluwl 11 11 , which occurred with the m1 rites of ihc Roman If Wat" at Such pressure is ul- in i111,- cimr .111 11f‘ 111i 011 Catholic Church, and passed pcacc- lowed to enter the ivater lines of a 1\1,,,,,__1;,t~ j -1 ~ 016a “my “Wm, 1,, hi, 9mm,“ mwM-d, house, it will cause noise whenever T1111 111:1 well and Hg leaves to mourn, his widow, n faucet is opened and, in addition, will cause a strain on hte water

and five soils, William. Walter. Law-

Tlie same cause of trouble Mass. and two brothers. Lawrence

iii» c t at one 1.1111» haul nine

1 cod 11' (Jnrvoll Bros. for and Edward; also twenty-nine plumber can correct the difficulty

s i1"1'1'iv"- grmidcliiltlrcn. by installing in the water line The into mfrpﬂonnessey ivns an Hs funcrnl will tnke place this lending from the main in the

hum-so .'11111‘111,1;11:i.1ie m'\|i (llKI was morning at 8.15 from his lntc resl- house 1i pressure-reducing valve

Iverlthou 11.111 generous to tlvnce. 62 Briqlron Ave to the ;nnu reuulntimz it to provide water ¥i‘~'lq">il"-l The hwno ‘Mole ho “m1alga?LgitlgigcnzléiiuigilyhiogzigmrlcrHgcsisurc within the house 88f not

" - 1 vi - e - iici 5' Divine most, where he was 0.1-‘ every 1 a c _ "m" 112E In“? 3° mun p"

til-valve: ‘iiiiiyiin1?s" EX- Bcforc the plumbing in a new house is placed in service the own- mo“ m“, “M; o; tﬂmmlnqs‘ fr-nth-

r should make sure there is not iressure in the

Often mains in the street will be

at»: pressure of ‘almost 100 pounds per square inch.

lines which may bring about leaks. often found in existing liousosﬂfiie

Bridge have left for Eflmundston '

They’re smart,

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Needless to 58y. her sudden death, u h.ch occurred two days later, after lle 1nd, returned to Montreal, came as H izreat shock to him and to 0lIlGl‘_!‘€lﬂllV€S and friends.

The late Mrs, MacKinnon was a Indy of many admirable qualities 0i mind and heart, and always book an active part in all measures for the welfare of the community,

She was a member of the choir of St. Paul's Church. andof the Daughters of the Empire.

During the Great War, while her $011. Alexander, was serving a; the front she and her daughter s nt two years, 1917 and 1918, in n- don. where Mrs. MacKinnon was a member of the Central Prisoners of War Committee. through which food and clothing were 59m. m British prisoners in Germany and alljllrisements made for exchange of

DTISODETS.

these Island They have a moderate

income, wear nice clothes, drive a good car and live well.’ They’re one of hundreds of Island families in similar circumstances.

Since they aren't wealthy, tliese people haveto be thrifty. And that's where the Guardian

fnrillh‘ fi"om the‘ ifittr-‘rﬁ t d t 1 is ‘car's rmm {zs en o m

Ill" Edwardian sivlc, to suit the g0 es n' with the aid of 1905c evcnyilntiz (ihoss s andmtgie llardla-n ads, people (38.11 Slﬁlifliilw?11.11.2311. “=05. £11 be thﬂfty Without being feminine. If vnu have any old- penny pjnchers, spenders

fashioned jewelry get it nut. polish it 1m. curl vwear it. not on your bosom. but. on your clove. your ﬂwouldcr. or in your hair. The new lilizh-ourlctl hair shih con tnl-o nI. or ribbons;

crs or floivcrs; bows

sequins or stars.

In the spring of 1934, she and her husband, daughter and greml- son took a trip to Europe. cruising in the Mediterranean, and also visiting England and other parts of the Old Country.

‘There are left to mourn the loss of a loving and devoted mother one son, Alexander Henderson Mac- Klnnon of Montreal; one dau hter Mrs. Douglas Borden of Char otte- town, and three grandchildren, Robert Borden. Richard and Ger- aldine MacKinnon.

She was laid to rest in the People's Cemetery last Sunday af- ternoon after the funeral service had been conducted in St. Paul's Church

To the bereaved relatives the deep sympathy of numerous friends both at home and abroad is being extended.

[This Family Is _1Bt1yir.g Bargczins,

spendthrifts. The procedure is simple and it’!

without being

An inspector of schools. deter- mined to puzzle a class of boys. asked them this question in tal arithmetic: ‘If I had a field J00 yards long by B0 yards wide, and I employed three men for five days to plant it with seed potatoes at a guinea a hundred- weight, how old am I?" The class was not unnaturally baffled, all except one boy who immediately raised his hand,

"well?" asked the slightly taken aback challenge accepted.

"Forty-Iour,” said the boy.

“How do you make that

inspector to find his out?”

"I have l. he's half-

demanded the inspector.

"Well," said the boy. brother who is 22 and daft."

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based on the fact. that merchants

,who advertise are s merchandise at a pric ily plans shopping

they have

the store and get the

dise. No fuss, no bother,-no loss on the Guard- YOU CAN T00!

of time. Tliey rely ian ads .. .. Read the ads daily!

The Charlottetown Guardian

elllng good e. This fam-

at home with a copy of the Guardian. Then_all to do is go directly to

ir merchan-

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Putnam's Corn Extnctor. Satisfac- tion guaranteed. Bold by all drug- ‘ lists. 35o pot mm.

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