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Wit a Agents Wanted “ r- rr i vi {OBTRAIT AGENTS-WRITE FOR Catalogue, United Art Ltd" 126 John, Toronto. l-d-A. W. mws36l.

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|nd appoint local representatives. Position permanent; yearly guar- _jIlIbS $1300. (being 825. weekly average) and expenses; commission "Ind cash bonuses besides. State ‘age. experience and general quali- fications. Winston 00., Tower Bldg, Toronto. A. W. S-WedsattISeptZiJ.

“ For ‘Sale

F5. saaa-cooua runs. APPLY , jiuardian. 8998-9-16-31.

EcavY aaowu PAPER r-"oa same. _.._Apply at this Office. CHOICE RIPE TOMATOES. 25 cents a basket. Percy Burke, near

1 IBeach Grove Inn. 7023-9-17-21.

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‘I FOR SALE-IO HEAD BEEF CAT. tie. Feeder Steers and Heifers. Leo , Blake, Milton. 7003-9-16-61. ._ I‘0R SALE — CHOICE GRADE 0X- ford Down Ram Lambs. Suitable for breedlns- Apply Walter o. _MacKenzie, Box 29, Bradalbane. -- 6996-9-16-31.

FOR SALE-S ROOMED HOUSE with modern conveniences. Apply 9 K1118 Square. 6991-9-18-31.

. _ Il-‘IDR SALE-SOME CHOICE MA» P1088113’ and antique furniture, 146 Great George Street. 8919-9-16-21.

saw nsiinnvo ron Irina a1- Jmah Shaun's. Corner Euston 111d Weyrnoutn Sts. 6987-9-15-31.

FOR SALE—TWO USED CARS. fihlln- Apply this omce. ' 7047-9-17-81‘

FOR SALE. TO LET. BOARD AND .room signs on band at Guardian Office. . t1 JOB SALE — TWENTY CHOICE Yorkshire piss four weeks old. G.

E. Weddell, Kcuyk Cross. ‘ . ' 6966-9-l5-3i.

, 7 IOR SALE — ONE PAIR DARK . f," Eastern ranch bred mink and extra 3 male. Write Frank llrongaphie, Shippegan, N. B, F. S. 9-9-81. ..___________,____ POE SALE - FIVE THOUSAND feet of boards delivered at 82.50 per hundred. Apply C. Morrison, Hampton. 7030-9-17-21.

. 0R SALE-AT UNION ROAD. LOT . 33. fifty acres of land suitable for Bowing potatoes. Cheap for quick

sale. H, E. Gurney, Box 350 City. 6948-9-13-41.

FOR SALE-AT 43 UPPER HILLS-

‘ 1 boro Street, Auto Knitter, practic- ' ' B111! new, Antique Mahogany Sofa, Century Washing Machine and Wringer, Second-hand Electric “" Washer and Wringer. 7024-9-17-31.

HEAVY CARDBOARD. THE Guardian is ofiering for sale, a quantity of heavy cardboard mats.

; Bliecially suitable for the lining of

- - chicken houses, etc. Price one cent each. “F. S." B-10-tf.

FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN. 30 Fl‘. cabin cruiser, equipped with l5 H. P. engine. Apply E. Winchester, 20a Sydney St. 6957-9-13-41

Salesman Wanted

GOOD SALESMAN WITH CAR FOI! s... six weeks or two months campaign. '1“. 000d money for qualified PfcSSUIE 3"" salesmanship. Apply Rex care oi

Guardian. SIM-ti

~ .- HLBALESMEN WANTED — SALES mat for Prince Edward Island.

i: 9°04 usy- Free outfit. We want now a liable. energetic repres- entative to handle the best dis- f-rictl on the Island. Our agency is

~ Droiitable. Writs Pelham Nursery Co. Toronto. out. s, w. ll-wstf.

Situation Vacant

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_Female Help Wanted

WANTED-“EXPERIENCED WAIT-

ress. Apply Parker House. root-tr

MAID WANTED FOR GENERAL housework at 296 Grafton St.

- 6979-9-15-81

WANTED AT ONCE A MAID. AP-

ply 106 Brighton Road. 6985-9-16-31

SEVERAL WOMEN WANTED TO repair mats. Apply to Max Cope, Albany, P. E. Island. 692B-9-13-4i.

199i CENSUS CLERKS. HUND- reds will be required. Write MCC. Civil Service School, Toronto 10.

8-5-11‘. H. W. W.-~ii.

wsuran ‘fnousaxnsrnn ron country home with family of two. Apply Canada Simpson, Hope River. 7022-9-17-3i.

To Let

TO LET—'l‘W0 FURNISHED BED- rooms, hot water, heated. Apply Guardian.

6867-9-IO-wed-fri-tues-wed

WANTED-AVIAN T0 WORK 0N farm- Tupper- Ferguson, York, an. 2- eszs-a-la-ei.

WANTED-A smote MAN ron farm and ranch work. Good wages. Phone or write, A. C. Wood, Mt. Herbert. 6980-9-16-41.

T0 LEE-MOUSE ON KENT ST. Modern conveniences, Immediate DOSSE-Ssion. Apply. Fred H. Trainer. Grafton St. ‘7049-9-17-31

LEARN' < our low cost course. expert. training. Write or call Molcr Barber College, 5'13 Harrington, Halifax, M. H. W. 8-19—ttstlSept.30. STORE MANAGER WANTED FOR Charlottetown Experience unnecessary. $50. per week and substantial share of pro- fits to start. $1250 cash deposit re- quired on merchandise. Manager 4083 St. Denis St, Montreal. M. H. W. 8-l5-3i.

Miscellaneous

JOHN A. lIIcDONALD, LAND Surveyor, Box 29. l-Iermanvlllc. 3570-5-6-11110.

Boarders Wanted

WANTEDLTWO BOARDERS. AP- .ply 102 Fitzroy St. 7050-9-l7-3i

nhsnnsns ACCOMMODATED a; are Grafton Street. 7001-9-16-31.

Employment Wanted

RELIABLE DIAN WITII SIX YEARS experience in charge of fox ranch wants position in ranch. Write Box O. Guardian. 6905-0-18-31.

Lot

fosr _ Nana TRYON, rrwcii tlre and rim. Finder please notify Frank Trainer, Tryon. 2i

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LOST-NUMBER PLATE 944i BE- tween O‘Lenry and Charlottetown. Finder please leave at Guardian Office. Reward. 6999-9-18-21.

Wanted’

WANTED - TWO ROOMS. FUR- nlshed or unfurnished. Apply at Guardian. _ 7007-9-16-21

Ho... noon, can-rant. Lom- tion, week-end board. Telephone. Rates moderate. Apply XYZ, Guardian. W-7042-9-l7-l9-22-3i

Male Help Wanted WKEELriiArfirTIwBFZE farm. Apply D. (H. Murchison, York Point.

IAIN MONEY NOW TAKING OR- ders for Personal Christmas Greet- int Cards. Pinest line ever shown. Ell! in sell. Writs for particulars. ml!‘ Al’!- OO" 310 Sflldinl AVln Toronto s-s. v.

Male Help Wanted

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lioness-wears» naacxsm-m. Apply to H. E. librrl. Queen Street. Charlottetown. 7020-9-17-1 week.

WANTED MAN T0 WORK 0N farm. lottetown. R. R. 6.

'7029-9-l'1-Wed. and Sat. ll. O

AN UNUSUAL orroanmm $35__$5o can n: aanuan

"m!!! wail known line Peraonal Christmas Cards. Scores of Stenc- Iflvhcrs. Accountants, clerks. eta. saeasdsd this last season. beautiful

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We"? 111 were time a CANADIAN oases-mo CARD

manufacturer requires representa- tives (both sexes) to sell Personal Christmas Cards in every village. town and city in Canada. Sample book free. liberal commissions. Write for complete information. Premier Art Guild. no Victoria, moron". amine, l. B, A. all-inc.

BARBERING THROUGH ‘

and Summerside. ,

7025-9-17-3i._

Apply Fred McRae, Char-I

I aentrai Guardian

F. E. MURPHY, Emerald, will buy ‘ live poultry Thursday, Sept. 18.‘ I-llgbst prices paid. IOGB-il-llii

pnnied by Mrs. Whitfield Yeo, King- ii ston, and nieces Evelyn and Eunice,“ were the guests of Mrs. G. Ballingall, i! City, on Monday evening on returnil “* ‘from a. motor trip spent with their,‘

@Rv\\ ; naruau HOME-Mr. and Mrs. n. '_.. ‘A. Houston, New Glasgow, ICCOXTPIii ‘ .

lsisters, Mrs. R. W. Burdette and MrsA ‘iAlex McKay, Strathcona. '

‘i TOURING NEW BRUNSWICK -, ,A motor party of ladies from Char-i ilottetown consisting of Mrs. Frank ‘Stewart, Mrs. Milton Stewart. lidrs. Cyril McGregor, Mrs. Leith Wright, with Mrs. Guthrie Ballingall as chauffeur, left Tuesday morning on a rtrlp through New Brunswick.

WISTARIA IN POHT-J-l. M. S. Wisteria arrived, in port yesterday morning. with Commander Curtis, Lt Commander Haes, ht, Command- er- Inglis, Lt. Commander Duncan, and Engineer Commander Duncan Commander Curtis a1», once called on His Honor Lieutenant Governor Heartz, and the call was returned.

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Mainland clubs are making pre- parations for the football season. and Charlottetown is not to be be- hind. Friday evening at 'l.30 thei wealth of material available for the, grand old game will meet in the Y.| M. O. A. to discuss plans for the; season.

with the great majority of last‘, year's players again ln the game! and with considerable ‘new exper-i, ienced material at hand locally ti"! football season should be the best= since lift-WV“ dSYS- ' Rumors are flying in football cir-i cles about reinforcements comlnili

| Friday evening, therefore. Should’ see on deck all football aspirants and others interested in the 8111118 to plan how the season may be most sucessfully carried Out-

M P. B. Meeting Here Oct. 3rd.

AMHERST, Sep. li-Notices were sent out by Sheriff c. n. Shipley,’ secretary of the M. P. B. A. A. U. of C., announcing the annual meet- ing of that body for October 3, to be held in Charlottetown. So far as

outstanding business before the ‘meet ing to provoke discussion.

BIWIHS

lNMAN-At North 'I‘ryon, on Sept.

min. a son. TURNEIh-On October 12th to Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Turner. a. son.

DEATHS

M¢LEOD~At Murray River, Sop. teanber 15th, Mrs. John D. McLeod. Funeral Wednesday at 2 o'clock: FORBES-At Passmore, B. C., Sep- tember 5th, 1930, Bessie, beloved wife of George Forbes and eldest daughter of the late Charles H. Dockenclorfi, North River.

‘ Ca rd» of Thanks

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Mrs. Joseph Creamer and Mary,

to their kind neighbors, relatives and friends, who tried to alleviate their sorrow in their recent sad bereave- ment. Also to those who sent Mass Cards, Spiritual Offerings and Mes- sages of Sympathy. 7040-11,

Card of Thanks

The ladies of Kinkora C. W. I... Sub-division. had a very successful

dlr evening, September 12th. We thank those who contributed so gen- erously of their time, and in a up”. ial manner the younl men of the Y0"!!! M011’! 1108110. Kinkora, for l their valuable assistance all of which l made it the fnsncisl success that it i

was. (MRS) M. McKENNA, Acting Rec. Secy.

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II]. D. MacLean

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known at present there will be no‘,

3. 1930. to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest In»

wish to extend their sincere thanks i

Ice Cream Social in the Hall, on Frl- I

ms CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN,

, A Few Articles Noi Often Mentioned But Sold Here

—PYlamas, this is a line which

.is absolutely essary to

carry but which stores sel- dom mention-

-we have a splendid range, ‘ embracing all the new ideas, with and without collar, the new elastic belt effect and z other novelties-

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-for pyjamas, come to-

i —Harry A. McDougall’s—

—handkerchiefs, small but mighty handy- —yes, you can get them in

any quality, put up in any size package you wish-

-cotton or Irish linen-

-at Harry A. MacDougall's— -socks, garters, suspenders- —armbands, collar buttons- —white stiff bosom shirts- —all kinds of underwear-

-—yes, anything you wear-

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Harri‘ A. Macliougall

145 Great George Street

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‘mo-Weekly Prayer Service-Visitors cordially welcome -- Heart: Memorial HalL 7013.11,

PIITIITII BRIIP IN IINITEILSTATES

OTTAWA, Sep. iii-The follow- ing statement has been issued by the Dominion Department of Agricult- ure Fmit and Vegetable Branch,

In the United states Department of. Agriculture crop report released

‘from an unexpecwd source‘ ~,on September l0. it ls stated that

the estimated potato crop of 340,- 000,000.bushels is 8 percent smaller ! than the light 1929 production, and ‘ 14 percent below the 5 year average 1924-2a. ‘

Drought conditions have resulted in a 9 percent drop from the August estiniaie.

I Decline in crop prospects, due to ldrought, was imrtlcularly sharp in Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania.

In Maine the decline in crop pros- pects is duo to excessive rains, re- sulting in extensive blight, and ser- ious rot damage.

It. is expected that these losses will be greater than reported at present.

On the other hand, adequate rains. in drought stricken states, may cause material improvement.

Prospects are bright in New J61‘- 59y, Idaho aid Colorado.

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i ::Persian Balm-the ideal toilet re- ’quisite for every discerning woman. iPerfect in results. Creates complex- ions of rare beauty and charm. De- lightfully cool and refreshing. Never ‘ leaves a vestige of stickiness. A vel- ‘, vety smooth lotion toning and stimu- ‘ lating the skin. Making it truly rose- leaf in texture. All dainty women in- variably choose Persian Balm. It im- parts that subtle distinction so char- acterLstic of the elegant woman.

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SIIIITTISH “NAT. iIIIIIl MEMIIIIIIII

Interesting Descrip- tion By Mrs. Andrew McN air Before The Rotary Club.

Mrs. Andrew McNair, who has recently returned from inurfng he; native land of Scotland. gave an in. terosting accounlofthefamous Soot- tish Nations] War Memorial before the Rotary Club at their weekly luncheon on Monday. In the course

of her remarks. Mrs, McNair said:

“The %tish War Memorial is the outcome of an ides. suggested in 191’! and brought to the attention of the authorities. ‘rhe Secretary of State for Scotland appointed a com-

! mittee to investigate the proposal and

this committee reported that it was feasible and should be adopted. The committee suggested that the Castle Rock of Edinburgh was an approp- riate site for such a memorial. The Secretary of Stats then brought the matter before the Cabinet which gave their approval and the commit-

- H1116 the 1.3m’. lost. Arounii .» el eoe lrismiasl Lhis panel a: malt , Cb"

Rose, Holly, Ivy. In the lower panel; is seen a camouflaged convoy guard-I s P E c L ! 7 9 c

ing the coast of Scotland, Shields of‘ Galloway and Eute. a memorial m, the Mercantile Marine ROyEl Naomi Reserve. Royal Naval Volunteer Re-i serve, Mine Sweepers, "Q" 5hIp5 and, Auxiliary Patrols occupy another; panel, In another recess there ls ‘a

memorial to the Queen's Own Cam-i eron Highlanders, with shields m: bo.-e of the Counties of lnvemessi and Nair-n. In another part is a trophy 0f Indian W€3§‘0lls in ivonze over- laid with gold, and silver; beneath is a. bronze panel with the badges, left to right, “Supply and transport Corps," “Indian Medical Servlwfli “Royal Indian Marine," while the, inscription is -'“'1‘o the memory of the officers and other ranks cf Swi- tlsh who fell while serving with the Indian Army durirg the Great Wari 1914-1918." In another recess is a

memorial to the Princes; Louise of‘ Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders! with the shield above of the Burghsi of Inveraray and Dumbartoaa. An-i other window has a lrauliful scroll, readmg COWIIIVJ-CS, "\‘.'o'1~.:\n's Lani

Army, Muzzltlon Making, Red Cross,‘ Motor Cyclists, Nurses." The central‘

F A R E w E E E medallions are linked by a crow withi n R A M A H. E B the words "Faith, Hope, Love and 1

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tee of which the Prince of Wales was President and the Duke of Atholl was ohainnan, was empowered m! raise funds and select an architect‘ to put the idea into effect. Public! subscriptions were nvited and re- ceived from Scots of all ranks at home and abroad. Scottish money was used to employ, as far as pos- sible, Scottish bra-ins, Scottish hands, and Scottish material for the development and carrying-out of the idea. The architect chosen was Sir Rnbert Inrmier, A. R. A. 5., R. B. A. with whom was associated his partner. Mr. John F. lvfstthew and a band of craftsmen, second to none in the country. The preliminary work was completed and everything in readiness for the erection of the memorial by 1920, and the next seven yearswvas occupied in bring- ing the notable work to a triumph- ant completion. Tho memorial was dedicated and opened to the 911N113 view on July 14th 1927 by His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. The first visitors were ‘Riel: Msjesties the King and Queen, and after them the outstanding public and military inc-n and their fair ladies. 'I‘he Dub" lie in general flocked in crowds ev- ery successive day for months, and after it became known abroad, the uniqueness of the memorial Him/Ii-

"ed tourists and visitors from all ov-

er the world. It is now over three years since it was first, ogened yet zill daily hundreds of people are making pilgrlmages to inspect l-ild admire the memorial.

The memorial stands in the cen- tral and highest part of the castle grounds and forms the north side of the historic Crown Square. It's plan is an oblong and the building- whlch has been converted in pert in ‘to the memorial. was at one time military barracks. The cite is ad- jacezt to and part of that of the chapel ofSt. Marys founded b‘! King David 1, rebuilt by kins David II about the middle of the 14th cen- fury, and afterwards used as a mai- azine in connection with the castle. Guarding the top of the semi-cir- cular steps, leading to the entrance a the memorial chapel. In 111° Lion holding a shield blezomd with the Union Jack and the Unicorn. on whose shield is the Si. Andrew's cross, Th; keystone of the cal-TEX"!!! arch is carved with a WIHBNI "id flaming heart, typical of Love, Cour- age and Sacrifice, and over it He the words, "To the 810W 0i’ G011- a:4 in Memory of Sccfe W110 1B" 1914-1818." A little further on may be seen a female figure on whore right shoulder dwes have alizhifll as a symbol of peace. As you PW- ceed through the aisle another I18- ure, representing Courr o with sword and shield, is emblematic of the Royal Air Force. A little behind I8

nett becomes law. The Government

tlon in the act which will empoweri

any country not a party in the . Treaty of Versailles.‘ That the Gov- ernment had Russia in mind in framing the selection was indicated ‘ by the Premier in the House later, al- l though he did not mention that i country. He said there had been 1' much discussion in the country about I imports frorn "Certain countries | where the whole population is engag- | ed the the production of goods under I the direction of the Government." i Russia is not a party in the Treaty i of Versailles under which certain ob- ligations are imposed on Govem- ment's to see that hours‘ of labor and rates of wages conform to a certain standard. OTTAWA, Ont., Sept. l0.-The new 1 tariff schedule announced in the 'Houae today by Premier Bennett comes into effect tomorrow, it was stated by officials of the Department i of National Revenue tonight. Any Custom collectors who may not yet

proposed the insertion of a new sec-i

the Governor-in-Council to prohibitlmg away m, n“, in response the importation of any goods ‘Iolfllchrflsffg ormmarm to fouow

an emblem representing "The call

of st. Andrew. Patron 811111 °1 -:‘r: m a." who is represented Wi- to

a little behind is a flours O1 C11“- ity feeding hunBTY chflarsn- This leads us to the Hail of 110M1- M “ visitor enters he insinotively W118- u n14 m“; thg general effect. in- eluding directly in from, of him the lofty Arch of the arlrlne. the stain- oo glass windows. the greet 11111111- mg figure of St. Michael and i119 smna of Remembrance. awn which lies the steel casket containifll if" complete roll of IKIIIOI‘. Above t.ie oaloznade carved in stone are the names of the chief battles of 1h¢ war, with shields IN" ‘Wrwm’ in‘ the various counties and milit- ary tsrrlwriu of Scotland, together with that of the Hovlnce 0i N0" flootia, In the cenirs is a trophy s1 Scottish Arms in bronze and silver with tbs carved insc-rivtiflfl! "T° gootsmen of all ranks who feu while serving with uzits of the 311-11511 Domfnlons and Colonies l9l4-l9l8.‘

Another beautiful window repre-

Gentleness" at its CXLICIIIILICJ BC-‘

low there are brznm panels (icfllCi-l lng stretcher-bearers, nurses and‘ wounded men. Then we wme to the: Voluntary Aid Detachment, Scottish; Branch, British Red Cross Society, Territorial Forces, Nurslzg Scn-viccf Queen Alexandras Imperial Willi‘- ary Nursing Service, Queen Alcx-‘ aJidras Imperial Military Nurslngi Service Reserve, Soottnh Woman's‘ Hospitals Voluntary Aid Detachment . General Service, First Aid Nursing Yeomanry; and below the inscrip- tion:

They shall grow not old, as we that are left Brow old;

Age shall not weary them, r.or iJic year's condemn;