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MORNING wogsmy Anthem by the Choir. r Mr. Wendell Phillipe, . __________

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11.00 A. tiff-Public Worship. _ Sermon- A NEW SPIRI ’ - -— Rev. Lewis M. Murray (There will be n. Dedication Service for Teachers, Offic- ers and lenders of the Reli ious Education Department.) Anthern—-"Greist is the ord" - - ._. _. __ March“; 2.30 P. M.—Sunday School. 7-00 l‘. M.—Pl.iblic Worship. Sermon-"INSPIRED RELIFION” — , ' Aritlienr-“God of Our Fnthgrs, Knownnto; (1:13? Mm" -Kl,plin§—-De Koven

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THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND IN THE DOMINION OF CANADA

St. Paul's Church

lEClOlb-TIIE REVEBEND H. D. RAYMOND. M.A., DD. ORGANIST-MISS LILLIAN EAIILE . CHOIR LEADER-MR. A. DIN. t l

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DRESS WELL ‘Ill’. College Students sud You!

5|] m‘ Women specially invited to this Service.

M M l: Due end Mrs. Raoul B01010"? Anthem-Te Drunk-Dy!"-

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THE CHARLUWLOWN GUARDIAN

CENTRAL GUARDIAN

This column is reserved lur news 0i local interest.‘ but advertising ui a iiewsy nature may be inserted at 4 rents a word strictly pay- able In advance.

BIG NYAI. 2 FOR 1 SALE end Saturday night. L-lilfilB-IO-l-li

‘THE IDEAL FALL COAT-rover. ‘ Prblnck nr brown tweed with (rrqiimll lining 517.05. R. P, Simp. sons L-179l-0-27-20-l0-l.

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a MILTON The Harvest Thanks- ~\'1Il: r. cc at Sr. Johns Church, Milton, October 2nd i-r poitponod "W111i; to the funeral of the late l\ir. Charles E. Maciienzic. L-1985-10-1-1l.

YORK I'NITIY'IZI)‘¢CIH.-\RGE.—Rev. J. A. Nicholson. lvlinistcig Services October 2nd at 11 A. M. Central

2.30 P. M. Pleasant Grove 7.30 P..\1. . R01‘. G. A. tiic speaker,

Christin will be L—1EJ9~l-10-1~ll.

CRASWELL for monographs.

CONFEDERATION LIFE INSUR- ANCE. L-67B9-7-21-3l2.

now FOB. A BE-AEBRIEAKFAST with Robin H ' Porridge Oats. China, Silverware or Plain.

CAKE SALE by Trinity Y. P. U. at Moore 8a MaeLeods, Saturday st 2:30 p. in. L-1922-9-20-3i.

TICKETS for tlie Mt. A.-S.D.U. Game now on sale at Rcddins and Hughes Drug Stores. L-l941-9-30-3i.

ISLAND TRAVELLERS ASSOC- IATION Quarterly Meeting Satur- day evening 7.30 o'clock, Queen Hotel. Important business.

L-i930-9-30-2l.

TllE MINISTER of the Central Christian Church will commence tho Fall and winter work on Sun- day with two stirring sermons on the Cross and Our Responsibility to the Christ.

WEATHER roitisciisr - For October 1 to R fair, fine Autumn weather, vicar mid cool. Q to 15

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POLICE COYIYP-JM. the Po- ycitcrdny IIIOFIIIIIZ 0

d zorderly l‘ s iiiicd .' m" tmi dzrvs iii jail. A mun suffrrinc.’ from “dviiriiuu trcmciis" ivhon pirked up by psiicc appeared also and ixas dismissed.

TRINITY UN llil) CHURCH-- s will be conducted

' .5. Rcv. Lewis _M. ivlurrziy will prcuch iii the morning. Mi‘. hlurrnys subject. as illlllOliilCiftl ":—-“A New Spii‘ There will be a. Dedication 5f‘! cc for ‘Peacllrlfi. Oiilccrr. and Lctvlcrs of the R011!- ionr. l-Tduc-tiuoii IEcpai-imciit at thc moriiziit: worship period. Sundfli’ School at 2.30. A welcome is ox- tcutlcd to iiil lo ntiriiid. In the 0v- ciiiiig Rev. Huuli .\l1l.ll"i‘_\\'ill preach. l\Ii'_ lvliliors subject bziiiq "Inspir- cri Rcligion." Tlir morning anthem will 1w i-iutithlc to tlic hiirvrst. sen- sou ftirmt. is the Lorri" bv March-

lute Court

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\\lll Milt’ Kipluigl; "Rrz~c.\=‘ioiinl“ SCI. to music by ltrgimild 11". Ixovrn,

‘HIE n.\r1‘is'i"(7_iiilii(:ii. -- Tin-i Roi‘. Harvey I.- Iiciiioli, B. D., ;il:t

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:.ul,._lci'i, "On (lllllllilrhlllp our biir- ,' dt ii_. by uiltlili: to llivii." At tlic. Pvflillilif service Mi‘. Dciitouks s0!‘- iiiou will be “"I'h.-il. Which Wt‘ Klimt." Tlic moi-inn: anthem will h. m") _i\t~ illllillit unto the Lord." 155m: l. ‘Flit- cvciiuiir miiiiciii \v:ll be fn- Thy 'T‘rud<=i~ M(‘1‘£‘_\".‘. ".i1 lVlivs Vern. ll. Mus. Ban, will service "The

. nntt. . ' . H.011“ (inmplirll. sing at the evening

- Lord is My Slinpiicrti." The Church

St-honl, ivlii"h llllrl rt notably larnc Rally Dav iillClidilliCC, hopes for mi oven larger rcqistrzitlon tn-mor- TOW. ' 'l‘lio two srhloi‘ classes will lilorit. lmmmirritclif at, the close of tlir moriiliic stirvicc.

(ii.\.\"I‘ I‘lll\II‘KlN—'l'h~e nreswrt ;r),'11t‘>ll is roportrd to he cxmpt- iniinllv flood for pumpkins but. who ill Princeiidivrtrd Island, or rise- whcrr, for that matter. can match tho urirzantimu pumpkin taken 1f‘- Vbtlfly from ihri garden of Mr. and lVirs. Birwm‘ Bovlc, New I-Iiivon. Till‘ pumpkin which was planter! Afriy 10. i. sixty-six inches in rir- cumfcrciicc iiiid weighs eighty-nine imiinds. lVIi‘. Boyle ilioiurhl. 0f tflk-

mg it to Clmrlotlctoivii but. in» rouldifr, pct. it. throuzli the door of his var, so ii. rrninins on the Boyle llll'lll'i'l. siiiudiuir challenge

to ]iiiil"l])l(IiI_lZ1'0\l'I_)l‘S rind an obioct. of \"'!llll1i1l\llY-\\'lt’1t". llllC1‘(“~l. mid fl’ll‘l‘.ll‘."illflll.

Eastern Guardian

,,"l‘liis column is reserved for news

some clouds but. mostly fair. 16 to 22 lll"h ivlnds thou clear, cooler. 23 2:1 imwfltleti with 50m» mid ivii,_ .10 to 31 fair.

P0\v.\‘.\i. (l-(li-{IIC-rl. October loo.

T S. S. zit Powiihi at 10.30 A. M. Ser-

vicc ilt Powiial at. 2.30 P. M. Aiiiiiv- ersiiry services at; Millview at. 11

and 7 D'Cl0Cl< conducted by Rev. I-Ieiiiy Pierce. Rev. D. K. Ross, Minister. L-lifll-IO-l-li.

BIARGAIIB Pastoral Charge.

Sunday, October 2nd. Long River United Church. will observe the tenth fill1Il\’(‘i‘S£11‘_V of the 0800108 oi the Church. Service at 2.3 _ PM. when Rev. J. M. MacLeori will be ihc guest speaker. The choir will be wsistcd bv taieiit from Summer- 2. Service in the evening zit 7.30 . M, llilll Rev. George Ayers will be lilo guest speaker. Clifton United Church Choir will have charge of the music for the evening service. L-1B69-i0-1-1l.

1 BR.-\CKLE\'_NOTES—1\Ir. Will-

or McLurtx Bracklcy Point, spent lie week end at Granville. The drhooi is closed for two wcelts holi- clnys. The school fair was quite iuccessfiii under the management. f the ien.chor.»Miss MticKcnzie-- lifr. Chcslcy Hughes spent the week Rilid with his uncle Mr. Wciidai i cMillnii.

Personals

Miss ltlcda Glover. City. spent the ivcnk eiirl with Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mulligan and fiierids in Newton.

Miss Olga Evelyn Nicholson, ‘Albany. has been visiting relatives ‘in Charlottetown and North River.

‘The serious illness of Mrl George

lltohinson of Brncklcy Point. is re- pgrctted bv his mmiy friends.

Mr. and Colin McLme. i klry Point. were iii the city ytkwttfililfll".

Mr. A. E. McLean. M. P.. and

Mrs. McLean returned to the province last eveiiincz.

Mr. John Houmtt of the C. N. R. and Mrs. Hoivziit, returned home list. evening after an enjoyable trip to Boston. Mass.

Misses Stella. Bitten and Mar- jorie Nelson and Messrs. Frank Brad-Irv and Russel Spillett Leave thLs morning on A. holiday trip to Boston, Mass.

Miss Edna Jenkins. Mt. Herbert. and Mus Dot Dixon, City, are spr-iidiiii: a pleasant. holiday visit- ing friends and relatives in Bos- ton.

Mossrs. Damian Ignn, Joseph Air-Enter, John . Callahan rinri William B. Kelly, Auburn ivere out. of town visitors to the city on

Friday. .

Friends of Master Gavin Costello of Charlottetown will be sorry to learn tiirii. he has been confined to his lionir for the past. few days through illness.

Mir-s Mutant-mite Ghilant has re- turned to her liomc from Antig- onish, Nova Scntia.

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Many friends throughout the Province will regret to learn of the death in Charlottetown yes.- terday, following a brie/f illness, of Mr. Charles E. Mociicnzie. .

The late Mr. MacKcnzie was born at Cavendish in December, 1372. a. son of the late Au-mis and Emma. Hooper vMacKcnzic. He attended the Cavendish School and Prince of Wales College, and for a period of seven years tauqlit school most successfully at Meadow Bank, Granville and Oyster Bed Bridge. He then t/Ook up farming at Rustico, and afterwards locar- ed at Million, where he became an outstanding dairy farmer rind breeder of pure bred cattle.

Mr. MacKciizie was for years secretary of the Cheese Factory. A gifted ivriicr, he contributed many articles to the press on agricultural subjects and community history. Last your he wrote the Ccnticnirii History of Milton Parish, He was also a

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ed his duties in a mariner liicrhil’ satisfactory to all rmiccriicd. l

He was also ii wiiuccl nicmbn- of the Caledonia, Club, and n P17 n Grand Master cf the Oraiic". I-mloe. He was l1 member cf Joiiifls Anglican Church. Aliitoii,

Being of a friendly disposition m"! ‘l VETS’ illtcrestint! conver- sationlsi.._ Mr. MacKcnzie made many friends. and few men were so well and favorably known throughout the Provinm ii», pm; a kccii interest. in t}\'t‘I'}"l.lil!‘i2 nf- fectmg the welfare of tiic- coni- munity. '

In palitics Coiiseivzitivo, at homo in issues, ivhlcli the greatest years.

There are 10ft. to mourn his two sons, Fmiik and Robert. on the homestead at Milton, also two grandsons. His ivife. formerly Miss Ellie Coies, died iii 1997. ‘There also survive one sister. Airs. Clara Stevenson, 75 Cumberland Street. Charlottetown, and two brothers. Robert and Milton. at Cavendish. to all of whmn 'I'he Gunrdigm m- tends the deepest. sympzitliii,

The funeral will in; held from the residence o_f his son. Prank MgcKenzie. Milton, on Sunday‘, Oct. 2. There will be s. shsrt-s i- viec a-t the home at. 7 o‘ ic The funeral service will he in St. John's Church at. 2.30. and in- terment. in Milton Cenicfri-i’

hr was n staunch and u s ihcvoilzhll’ disrussiuz polifl ho had followed interest for

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NORTH RIVER W. I.

’l'hc regular monthly mcctiiii: of the North River W. I. mct at. tho Prtcr Mzvfirvgzoi" with thirteen members and fivn vi..- ilors present. The president pro- sidcd over the meeting. A com- mittee ivas appointed to buy paint. for reciecomtliig the iiitorioy of East Wlltshire school. A4111. Rov Bruce and Mrs. Fulton were flit:

delegates chosen to attend the an- nual meeting of the T. B. Imi- gue. All bills presciitcd were paid, and $5.00 is to be given to help furnish a room in SEIIEttOTilUTl.

A delicious lunch Wis served by the hostess and llll'i(‘l1 rommitvow.

Mrs. Spurgooii Warren invited the members to meet at. licr home for their next. meeting on (lvlolwf 5th. . Roll call will be answcrcd with "A Grub Box." Refreshments are to be served by: Mrs, Erliso Mulch, lVirs. Harry Scott. " Fulton Morrsirie and Mrs. Whcatlcy.

(‘IIYDE RIVER. SCIIQUL

The fnllowihrrrrtlic report of Clyde River School for the mouths; of August and sr-pternber.

Grade X 1. Elmer MarPiiail.

Guide VIII l. Ruth hlilPlfiiifl, Z. Arnold MacPliec.

Grade VI 1. Joyce MncPiiaii. 2- Erio MH/CPIIRII, 3. Alma MnrKui-

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Miss Helen Hornby. R N. Rd’- rlveri in the city Thursday’ night from Baltimore, Md, on a visit to lirr parents, .7. J. and Mrs. I-lorn- by.

FROG H?» s iiiovvim

of lociil interest hut advertising of .1. newsy niiliire may lie inserted at 4 rents ii ivnrrl strivily pay- able iii advance.

v -~ - . —_—.:-__—__-.-._ ,_*.\'I,'BS(‘RII"I‘ION_ , t0 th c Clinrlotttitoivn Guardian may be

handed to their Rout. Archifl Hullwt

..'ROBiN Hem. noun is ec- onomical, Mon: loaves of better brand irtim catjlrbgi

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A newcomer smong the ship! lllylfll "PW"?! 1W6 inntreel snd Britain, the modernistlo

scamnmaunv. Miih.——tO'Pl - John Kulbniia of thlstnwn 45 miles iiortli of Winnipeg claims a. five-

pouiid bullfrog leaped on the knives of his mower during har- vostini: operations this fall and

stopped the machine. Usc ltlimirds for dandruff.

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Grade V Sr. l. Wanda. Livingston 2. .lr.=sle MacNevin.

Grade V Jr. l. Doris ltlacKin- noii, 2. Ben Mittlicson.

Grade III 1. Alcxiiiider hizicNeil Donald Icqunll. 2. Billie Glllispir, 3. Phyllis Mar- Kinnon.

Grade II. 1. lmriir- Mailman, 2, Belle Mathcson and Audrcv Dar- roch rrquail. 3. Eric itiarKinnnn.

Perfect Attcntiniicc~l3oris Mac- Kiiiiioii, Billic Gillespie, Florence MacDonald, Alexander MllFNvil.

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Phyllis MricKiniioii. Lot-iii» Mac- Lcaii, Flvcrctt. GlllPSDit‘, Kather- ine Livingston.

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.~i' Lilli ‘.1 gm. Sismnn Boys Shoes for hard wear.

Lowest Prices on Rubber Footwear.

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B. I. S. Old Time and illudi-rn

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TONIGHT Dancing 9-1’! Ariniiseon 25 cents.

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‘OOOOOQ-QOTF OVO-rOO-QOOIO-Q4O gSpecials at Mason's Beauty Shop

Rczuliir $5.00 Steam Oil Permanent —~ -— -- -

$2.50

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Ripe Tomatoes

The \\'[‘Z\l.lll‘r lIllIII gave us one more work for ripe tomatoes, and liu‘ price will he even lowi-r, n.iiiii'l_v 40c iiiiski-i for my 1 and 30¢ for Nu. Jirluilini; celery and savory fr .

Also grvvn tomatoes, PPICIY» boots, ('zii'i1it<, piirsnips, onions, savory, i-ziiiiifloirrr. ciibiiiigr, peppers, largi- and small pickling cucumbers. squash, pumpkin, corn. (lull and get them. We savi- tlic (lclivrry and the price is automatically reduced to

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Central Christian Church

REV. MRS.

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international

Issue Injected ,. Into Campaign]

(Ry Kirlu- I Simpson. Associated Press Stall‘ Writer) WASHINGTON, Sept. 29——Thc liQlliS um shadows cast across Europa 11v throats of war and hcprs for pence are failing also on the Lliiiicd Stats-s political _ t-iiniiciiist it s-iviiilv at l c of the campaign, 1‘i‘\'lil0il m’ the poli- \ cs ht a. ‘iiiic iviic-ii 11$ for tlir final s" of rltt-ii0iieri'ii1¥'. VHUDlCIG. (inc of thr- . tlvldils ivas worked hv New York Republi- iriiiinated Prosecutor lwivrv for Governor. .<(‘ll(‘(l1lll‘(l to be dis- noscri of tomorroiv. ivhz-n New York: Domocratic nominations are in

r-r _ who 'l‘hn.in.i.-. Ill. Anotlici" 1s

. l the. Flux-opium Cflfils br- rmiio a matter of hourly concern nil ovt-r the world. the compote-ri- in: in this. muritry was confined almost o.\'f‘lli.‘l\"‘l'»' to domestic is- stirs.

Now‘, 1hr hopcs of rival party nominees for election in Novem- ber may liiiipe cii the results of

the Ifll1;'-])O\\'I‘i' Munich confer- Curr‘.

Pivxscricalion of pom-o by the Munich conference. whether for the moment. only or Willi rising hope that. a new trail has been blazed toivzird permanent s0-

lilllflils‘. ciiiinnt now iiitcr the fact that. tho urinitiicst moment in his-

' suico lfll-l has already had ft. reactions yiolivicrillv in

i Roosevelt's inst-mo- moot. intervention to PlMKl direct- lv with Chancellor Hitler and O1l1"1' world leaders is mi mraflcul- Rlilf‘ I1f‘\\' factor. Fhrmei" President Hoover, spcnkiusr at Kansas City inst night, prefaced his denuncia- 1.1m of Roosevelt. poiiclrs at. home with an f‘i'lfl(ll‘SL‘i1l(‘l1L of the Pro- sicluut‘ pence offortF. (Toiicu riillv, represliiitatiiw: Bruce 33.011. as keynoter of the .-'.iii stale convention in 'l.~o chose the question of Illl"‘&1'. in Europe as the nf liw “article Bart-nu did noriollosv the Hoover pattern and improncli. HOWCVPI‘ Instead ht‘ tirri ‘that llit‘ prime reason for ltroubliniii iioiv Wits 1.1 ‘xi siroiiq minoritv" in Con-

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171171!" -—- — —~ -—~ -— — - - Mr. Benton Anthem-JD (Lve 'l‘li."-.nk~i I nto tlic Lord" -- -- Smurf. THE (‘HVIUWI St 1100i. 2.1?!) P. M. A notably largo liltvll A ‘Till TOT lirlp in‘ .l'\<‘ it ‘t|‘lrl<tll . The Sciiinr v cs iilrr-t iii. rinse oi‘ iliioriiinz service, IIVENIXH HTHISHH‘ 7 01,1104 'K (lrgnii prPllltlPr~llfikfiilii0 -~- —— ~- Nliss (‘JHIYPFR AnthPtlP-“lflftl. for ‘Hiy 'l'i~i-ili-i* Sir-rev’: flkilie “Far-rant 5tii1nlm—"'1'li2it Which Wt- Kiioii" _ _. .__ u‘; Demon Solo--"Thr~ Lorri i< My Shepherd" Bliss Vvrri ll. M. (jnmpbt-ll, Mus. us».

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