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THE (IHARI.U'I"FE'I‘OWNVGRARDIAN

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Erinitp flluiuh Church

WEDNESDAY

JJD-Weekly Prayer SIIVICb-Vlillflri

5 heartily welcome-Heart: Mem- orial Hall.

mo-Lrdier Aid-Special ordering- Ladies’ Parlor.

Committees-

General Meeting; Chairman of

acvcral Committee: to report-

ed the oLlier side is no: known. The flats at this section of the river are about a quarter of a mile in width, with tall eel grass on ihe sides, iiie charm“ b91118 about 90 feet wide. McKinley was too far away w notice

‘side or not, as the latter did not take

La direct course, but an easier way

lvvhether Cameron reached the other _ _

Shaves

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g A. McD 1mm nu.- 'ith tr» i-' STUDIO Z . g é ‘[0110 motile Benrliiett ‘Coal-uncut? pflfsfedg FROM ocroan rust

Jhrough the city last evening return- " E n W35 ‘I101 Illl‘ CIIJIICQ lhfll l‘ é £1.11: étrtrrfiatnesnlrssfiaonmorh ‘fagligxment 9-44-01 g made these Teas a E ;,,,,,,,,,,,,_' ° ° “‘ —~———-—————— g success‘ I PERSONALS N“ scnA z v l .

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" AlT sorr-ivnzrz i-Ufi. wclnllfogup out}; Art Ltd., 12o

John Toronto. G-il-A. W. mwziifil.

I“ on “OMAN 1'0 TRAVEL and appoint local repre:.e:'.:.'.:'.'e:. pmltlon permanent; yearly guar- antee 51300 (bein: $20. weekly averagel and expenses: commission and cash bonuses besides. State m, qxllcrlclivc and genera! Quali- ncstions. Winston Co., Tower Bldg, Toronto. A. W. o-Wodsattlse .29.

For Sale rrTiGSErTr-Ifis-{Er roTrETsrr-r. Apply l! this Office. 5505-“.

E5. sntiéfro LET. nonnu AND room signs on hand at Guardian ti

Office.

FOR SALE-.-\T ST JAMES MANSI: handsome Chesterfield suite. prac- tically nc-w to be disposed of; also mg}, 7164-9-24

- FdEEIrB; our: mm DARK Eastern ranch bred mink and extra male, “wit: Prank Longaphfe, Shippegnn, N. B. F‘. S. 9—1Br8l.

FORD TO.\' TRUCK, NEWLY overhauled. Also one Fox Pen \vith house and den. 167 Dorchester St.

"F. S."-’li23_9-23-2l.

.70! SALE-SIX ROOM HOUSE

'on Malpeque Road. Open for in. spectlori any evening. Apply B. M. Vail. 7144-9-24-3i.

l0! 5ALE—SE\'ERAL REGISTER- ed Slurrthorn cows with calves at side. Inspection at farm Rocky

Point. J. O. Hyndman. 71_16-9-28_2l.

. RUBBER AND LEATHER BELTING also ruhbcr and leather traccs. All at half price. Clinton Morrison, Fredericton Station. P. E. I.

S." 7113-9-23-8‘.

"TOR SALE-TWO STACKS OF RAY and one lTiLiCh cow to freshen soon. Applv to B C‘. Webster. Milton, or J W Younker. St. Avnrds, Char- louctown.

7157-9-24-3l-vvcd-thurs-sat

“El-BALE BLOOD MARE. . 1on0 pounds ln show . ‘Entered for local show». Work any-where $135.00. Box 2.’); Hermanville. ‘7102-9-22-24-26-31.

EEAVY CARDBOARD. THE Guardian is oflerlng for sale, a Qvinllti‘ of heavy cardboard mats, $961511? suitable for the lining of chicken houses, etc. Price one cent each "F. S." iJ-IO-tf.

Miscellaneous yoncz-yvaxren BLACKSMlTI-l. Apply to n c. Ford. Queen Street. Charlottetown ‘1149-9-24-‘11, 10in‘ ALFRED MeDONALD, PRO_ vincial Land Surveyor, Herman- "llle. 7092-9-Z0-1m0.

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To Let

r0 car-noose WlTll fivraui looms. central. all conveniences. or will rent part furnished orunfur-

' “MM Alibi)’ Guardian. 71108-9-22-31

Wanted

WANTED-A SECOND HAND n.- Iwraled CODY cf "Theory and Pflflllce of Fox Ranching" by Dr. J. A. Allen and W. C. S. McLure. ma" brice. (Mrs) Lucy A. Gordon, ‘lberion. 7103-9-22~tf.

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“ANT5"-A nntcn cow, AYR- shire or Jcrscy erode. about four 38"," 01d Newly freshcncd. also W- hlilsl be good milknr. Apply

Ailvard. 1165-1-24-21

Female Help\Wanted

-_ m-———- "xgliflgln gimme. noon amt. s our. nor-off "rTED-zxrliamlvciin WAIT- “ Amliy Parker House. 7006-“

;*t\~—--——-—-s_-_ QTTD MAID FOR GENERAL sliliework. Apply 42 Cumberland

"i viaz-o-as-zi.

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1911. census CLIRKS.

ftds will _ Clvll be

ir d w ' "fill e . rite M-QC. “Moo School. Toronto 10. I-B-I‘. H. W. Wall. .‘—§._,

.; » I WANTED- f‘ “ Hardware -.“ rfierlfifizlif l -

FOUND-ON sr. reruns nosnfl parcel containing clothing. Apply Guardian. 7117-9-23-31.

$olesinun Wanted |

8 AL ES M EN WANTED — SALES c-gcnt for Prince Edward Island Good pay. Frcc outfit. We want now a reliable, energetic repres- entative to handic- the best. dis- tricts on the island. Our agency is profitable Write Pclham Nursery F", ‘Toronto. 0.1:. S. W, 5-wsff,

Male Help Wanted

IVANTED . mini. coon ca; Deniers. Apply Vail Bros. l . 7136-0-23-31. I

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Escaped lEg-CAPED FROM RATYCH FEMALE fox tatooed J. H. K.—5 G. Finderl please notify W. L. lvlafEachernfl, Mermaid. Reward. 7l35-0-23-\vfmBi*

Miss Nellie Foley, City, was a. vis- itor to Georgetown Monday.

slnnli luv

Will, Perform At Vic- toria And Mount Stewart This Week.

Mr. Lloyd Dewar morning for Halifax studies at Dalhousle.

hfiss Alice Buxton. returned to liiassachusrtts, Saturday accompan- ied as far as Cape Tormentine by Mrs, W. .1. Monahan and Miss Mar- garet Cameron.

left yesterday to resume his

Chalmers Bigney, Nova Scotia strong boy will be at. Victoria Hall ___ on Thursday evening, September

Miss Clara May Benoit, secretary 25th‘ md at Muum stgwart Han’ Wm, the Eastern steamship Co", Saturday evening, September 27th. Boylston street, ‘Bnstorh is flsmng m He will give an exhibition in feats of the cm.‘ the guest or h" paremt Mn strength never before seen on Prince and»Mrs_ Q H‘ Benoit Edward Island. He will bend iron __ with his jaws and arms in sizes up

to one inch; breaking four seven inch The Worn ens

spikes with his teeth; holding a team Golf Ch ’S'hip

of horses or letting a car run over (Canadian Press)

his body, and other feats of strength ll-DO numerous to mention. 7165_9-24 MONTREAL Que Sep 23_Deci5ive victories by the favored players marked today's first round of match I play in the Canadian Women's close Golf Championship at the Moun: Bruno. Country Club, and as a re- M a r k e t s suit the sixteen players that move iii-to the second round DTMDTMFV; M morning include the defending; Mr W. R. Shaw, Live Stock Sup- champicn Miss Add MacKeirze of eriuf/eudent. reiumxi recently fr-cm Toronto Miss Marjorie Kirkham», Newfolllldlflnd Where he has been Forest Hills, Montreal, the qualify- j ilivestlgflting the possibilities for the’ ing medalist and a [ZvOUp oi lcsser-‘cxtension cf live stock markets part-

Investigates Newfoundland

Male Help Wantcd-

_________ __i__i___..___ , AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY l (‘AN BE EARNED weekly in' spare time I selling well known line Pcrsonal‘ Unristmus (Yards, Scores of.’ Stcno- grophcrs, Accountants, Clerks. eicqf exceeded this last season. Beautiful i new portfolio sample free. Master‘ Kraft. Co. Limited. Toronto. Rep-' reseritativcs wanted small towns also. 9-15-17-19-52-24-26 N0. 2.

Soles Help and Agents i r

A CANADIAN GREETING CARD‘ manufacturer requires rcprcsenta-l tivcs (both sexes» to sell Personal Christmas Cards in cvcry village. town and city in Canada. Sample book free. liberal commlssionsl Write for complete informntioml

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glam of 03111111,“, (3011 M155 Macdicularly in connection with breeding Kelizie defeated Miss Lucille RoliandunimaL; in the Colony. A very 55g. Laval, 5 and 4 and Miss Klrkhamjisfactory trade has been developing triumphed over Miss Phoebe CQm-f-lwibliin the past few years between

bell, Royal Montreal. 9 and ‘l. {the officials of the Depfirtment of .to Mr Shaw's departure he shipped Wb-lefit 0f llfl 553F955 by D11 J C ‘firmer and more extensive business ‘eluded among the latter being the

lof very high quality’. Just previous

"Tlli Mlffldfl 0i F004" W15 We at close range. nai t) provide for The ltlii-ncle linen and Government officials in-

Ln the cours: of his address the

‘ '-'(‘me distance down

Heart: Memorial Hall. When Constable 'I'i"ainor got across

11-10-11.

cul LEADER nuuicin av

tor car he saw a man m n boa whom he mistook at first for Cam- eron. This man reported that he had seen Cameron cross the charms] bu; had not seen him lrmcl. He may have hidden himself in. the (all gr; .5, The officers immediately iILEHZUL.

imy trace of the missing man. They iulscoucred his foot prints on the

Burwnw. N. Y.. Sep. BEL-Joe N" “m” Si“ “f ‘he "WY leading to the channel. but no l?l'ii'l!5

Mrcarthy, manager of the Chicago lcn the other side, which jUSllllEd the

Clubs. said today that he had re- sewed word 1mm Wmum Wrigley‘ i grave fears enteridi -ed for his safety, in. and Wm. Veeck by telephonel since Sunday amrnw“ elm“

(Canadian Press) ,

HARROWIN G

(Continued from page 1i

The survivors were: Thomas Ciuett and George Arron of ‘Garnish; Chm."- les Fizming of Burin, passengers. and N Rmzerls, mate; Charles Roberts oi Push ‘Through, and Alex Mullins -.! Gobin, members of the Carranzos crew. The schooner sailed from North ‘Sydney C01 Thursday night for Bu":- in laden with 180 tons of coal. A‘. ten o'clock that. night she was stru-Ik by lightning at. the height of a 'er- riflc squall. Waves washed the help- less ship from stem to stern 1s c frantic hclmsman attempted to ‘cvinft the stricken vessel u-p into the iviucl.

water poured down m: compaw utdr emei ated the coiifiden ' i ' . . ’" i ' cc. wiic. icnways. Six of the fourteen men lni- ° 1

pflsoned mere were succwsful in they expressed, uf a successful 'l‘z"ans- . T ‘t1 t‘ fill . their break fur freedom. Eight with “ a“ m s“

from Chicago. that he was to be i-e-l ha” been nude m drag m’? ‘"61 placed by Rogers Homsby‘ second! but wlthrvilt success. The search was baseman‘ as punt of m’ cubs forifloltlfllled all day hfondriy and yes- 1931‘ ierday. Last evening a number of ibouls with dragging equflwiiic v. userr» v engaged. bctwocn lhizty and fort:- people 1.1km’: Pin-t m the v CTHIITAISSIOIIP)‘ Trainrir 11.1: bcc-n in- dL-faligable in his efforts, as have also the neighbors 1r. the commun- (Canafllan Press) ity. Fudhs-r cndeavrvs i7 l”f“AfP m; ALLAHABAD, India. 59f". 234C311!- missing man will he mode today. F, R. liletthewrs. Briton, attempting to What 1S regarded as a scriiu; feat- fly a record time from England to iii-e of the case isihe fact that Australia, arrived here today, a full Cameron's mother. a ‘widowed wo- day ahead of the time set by Bert man who lives in the neighborhood Hinkler two years ago. has had no word of her son since Sunday afternoon. It is felt that he would naturally tr_v to get into rtoucii with hcl" if he were alive.

Mr. Cameron returned home from the Unit/ed States a short while agof aid h: and his mother were pian- hing to go across the Line this fall.

It may be mentioned that Cain- evoh is reported as a very strong- suimmez". and this added to the fact that he being a fuhermai-i and con- sequently familiar with this section of the river, the hope is that he may still be alive.

Trans-Atlantic

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to the other side of the river bv mo- '

IFd a thorough search of both sides of the bank and the surrounding v-l ‘ lneighborhoorl. but without finding,

sixirch. ~

Premier Art Guild, 210 Victoria.

the two man on deck went down. The

Toronto. S. H. A. 9-1-1mo.

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l/Vestern Guardian l l

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—TWO BOARDERS can be RCCOfl1| odntcd at 5 Cambridge Street, Sum-

merside. 7163-9-24

—SAD BEREAVEMENT — Much sympathy is e:;l".~."e.=s_ed- for Professor Reid and lvfrs Reid of Bczleque in the loss of their little boy, aged six who “for! suddenly" after only one day's illness. Tito rcinuins were laid

. to rcst cn lvfondny nficrnoon cit the

cemetery’ in Ecdcquc, besldc those cf his little F-l<Lf‘l‘ whose occidental death occurred about a year ago-S

—SIJMMERSXDE LODGE ENTER- TAlNED-The ladies of Edith Cav- cll Lodge. L.O.B.A. visltccl tiic L.O. RA. Lodge at Borden on Mciidny evening. Aftcr the usual routine v! business o vcry eujQY-ible “Pm hour vrris spin-t. A program of rend- lngs and music, vocal and instru- mental, was much alvjrccidtefi. Th? ladies of the local lodge dainty lunch to the (xsitors before their departure for their homcs.—S

-Si'l\li\li-".RSlDE rouci: ("cum CAL the Police Court. Summcrsidc. on Tuesday’ morning before Stiven"; diary hfagistratc J E. “flvntt, K. C...’ two adjourned cases against a Sum-

_ {Agriculture in both territories orders

v {having been placed here on a num- Address 0n The ‘ber of occasions for breeding animals

I

Miracle Of Food i... the Department or m... and lMines, a group of twenty Ayrshire

lsires. It was to investigate this trade

Lawson, dietitian and osteopath at relationship that the trip was under- the Caledonlan Club R/oontslasteveii- taken. Interviews were had with a lnumbcr of private breeders. business

llion Mr. Denney, the Minister of

‘Lands and Mines .M.r Downey stat-

er that not one criticism could be of-

lslzeaker referred to the findings of v . "Dr. McAi-rison of India. surgeon in

the employ of the British Govern-

ment among the natives of India. felcd Willi T688111 l») the “IV-W 1'9"-

During 30 years lIi India he never ‘l ’ busincss relationships.

found n case of stomach orintest- iiial ulcer, which proved to him thatf the difference between the

“MM ‘ that of

cred and intimated future cordial

visited was Newfoundlitnd

Among other places the Anglo

served n_

and civilized peolts of the world was j Paper “d Power Campmy m‘ Gran? }Fa1l's. The farm in connection with this Company is one of the best-in who Colcny carrying an Ayrshire herd of about 40 nnlch cow's. Twen- lty two one year old registered Ays- ‘shire heifers were imported from r.- ' r - r s lt years from all causes was 25". less , s:ogisielxrsnnéeagdefo S“ gaglm

than any ‘mm- pa" of Denmmk Manager and Directors of the Cam-

Sir Arbuthnot Lane. consulting sur- , _ Y d LS1 m b, item at. Guys Hocrilui! says" “Th*'1mny' Fume Eh“ and “

. . .. sideved when the nan PUY¢11=15e5 dietary habits of civilization is rum)“

_ , ,, _ are to be made. Very few young "erlmbieipzidfifias fiirzlizrs- auzmaks are raised W mfltwily 011 cr exp-an e e cc .

‘ . i115 farm, as it is considered less starches. and minerals. Food is X10»: Wm“ m buy me mature cm,‘ The energy nor heat. the doctor ‘ ‘

z saidflMcPhei-son. 3°55. ‘N615?! and “he? Find is a builder and YEPi-rer of fir.‘ ‘- “Mding centres were mo ‘qsgwd,

primarily a matter of diet. I

Hind Hede oi Denmark has estab- lished colonies near Copenhagen where he works out a system of Peding. He has done this for 35 years The death rate during the last 15

six survimrs, in that hectic n-iinute. had leaped ir-to the nearest dovy. a craft unequipped with food. water. oars or compass. A fully equipp-id boat had also been securrd to the vessels deck, but the leaky shell was the one chance thrown in the wiay of the men. TM) thwarts were split and lashed together for oars. Then be- can the three day vigil. They had no idea of direction. Early Friday t?" bretze freshened and seas ran high. Every effort was called forth to pre- vent founderlng. Late that nigh‘. the storm abated. but other horrors were in store. One c-f their number brcarric crazed and had to be held in thr- craft. Late on Saturday night a schooner was sighted. Hope flarivi high and then wYent. out as the ves- s-i put about on another tack with- out seeing the dory and vanished ov- er the horizon. Early on Suridaii‘ P- steamer passed in the grey dflvm» 011 Sunday night. salvation came. The

body. Prof, Metchnikoff. who went to Island brecdmg Shams were pfimm the Bulgarians to discover if pos-lcm on many funny M, Mcphersor-l, sibie the cause of longevity. notlccd , “to is usmg a Sh? m.“ by Geo that. they drank koumLss, fermented 305w?“ ms an exvelkfla“ hM-d o1, milk. He cgrrie back and told thclAymhires 533m, foundgtlblal, one!

milk enabled thcm to live tn be old. ‘i going 0W1. 7O pnmds daily, or; on: In Mexico he would have found hobo; the {sq-ms a cow purchased from foods. pungent. foods, but no fermcnt- I Al“, Agnew‘, Charlottetown, could oil milk. If he had been n philosopher “m; m; purchased for $1000.00. 111111 lhc would have found there was 1105119 i5 worth every cent of it 1/00. similarity in foods. but an attltuclclsgotezl Mr Show. S‘me OYdQYS hi‘? cl mind which w-as "don't. worry." been placed for additional animals.

white hull and dark sails of the schooner Vingotta. loomed out of the darkness. They hailed her with every mince of remaining strength and

fett mu them iri dry Clot-bins. fed and resting in the vessel's bunk. WEST RIVER

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' The plane carried 93 gallons of gasoline sufilcieut to keep in the air for seven hours, although they an-

Lavender Shaw ing 43:9 ' Cream Lathers Well and

Lasts Longrr. It's. Just A Liitlr- Better.

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0c large lube

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ROSS-DRUG-UNITED

SUCCESSORS TO

MacKINNON DRUG CO.

umuz or‘ LOWER nun; PRICES

THE

The Abcgwelits Lose Decision

‘Must Play Three Game Series With St. Agnes Notwithstand- ing Other Assurances To The Contrary-First Game Thurs- day Afternoon.

There's something "putrid m At 3n? gate the Nova 5Com Peru." The AhcgueiLs. after bcingzi. nylons (2191: 5131- hurls,‘ an: g-zivcn evoijv assurance that the com- . what. have you will have a bdrm; mg scrlc-s between St. Aciics. lloli- m ihcir hands. even if it were a fax. and Abcgweits would bc best smlcicn death "fixture." The 14x31 three games m five recetzrzcl word club are COilildEYi! of turning in the 12st night to the contrary. oil". Jack best baseball 0y the“. careers The Stems. local official, war. informed huilili; staff_—and a goodone too- m“ ‘he M~ P- P» 113d "lied i". fa- is pruned to the pout and ready for

vor of Et. Agnes! wishes. after first all emergencies. Therefore fans let's ‘~‘-‘1‘-1§’ m‘ the Iflflfldcrc. flciordlne 5o. get behind the bovs and lift them to Mr. CyillESPlF, President of the alone the paths Mth whole-hearted

lvfaritime athletic branch.

From the gate ll looks as if the Island has been getting the shot: .cnd of evcry argument of late. and

‘supp -rt Remember. there's only one game ltere and a record turnout. is cxpeciccl.

_I\l. I‘. B HEADS RULES FIVE

‘this fll"lll?]‘ crprciallyz, should h." 35mg 553155

Joker. up at tile M. P. B. annual

meeting which i.= to be held hcqc This i; taken from the Halifax curly rcxi. month. ' _ 351-3143

The first game will be played iv- ~

morroiv afternoon. starting at 3.30 CH‘A_R}_.Q'ITETO\\’N 513p; gg._ and the second at Halifax on Satu.'- This afterncon C C. Gillespie.

fTtilflfifil of the M. P. B. A A. U. ' o! t‘. notified Byran Brown. Vice- Presldcnt. of the Abegweits that five

rla"; the third if irccessary. on a

neutral battle -grcunrl.

ticipated making the 498 miles to I" the P35? int?1"l71'°'\‘11‘-@13] i“5‘~."" Harbor 51-355 m n“. mum offs have been over the ‘flTE game‘

Both flyers dcspatchcd telegrams limit. and why m the z-flme of com- m friends 55mm hopping om D1; _;__mnn sense or decency has this new 5_ and NIX-s‘ Jam-mg, [he 3.155“, m- rule liccn iiniizizratecl. If a ball ac- whom the aviators have been for the Z-‘ITKHIIOH 15 llififillfllllt‘ 0f Win? U11‘. route it should not be in the grime.

games would be played in the semi- Lnal baseball series, two in Char- lottctown. two in Halifax. and if a f..'ih is necessary it will be staged in some nouirai l')\\'li. St Agnes of Iialjax will dcc-"cle where the initial

last. week, were the last to b.d them God-speed

Weather conditions permitting a take-off w.ll be made from Harbor Grace for Croyden Field, London. early this morning. The machine will be given :1 thorough over-hauling. and will be refueled preparatory" for the long flight.

The following telegram has bcon received by J. M. Murlcy. Superin- iciident, C. N. R. Telegraph Office

Landed at 5.30 p. m., after far." trip. hiany thanks for co-operaticn. Kindest regards to everyone.