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Gentral Guardian NOflfill-Meg of Zion Choir

l kmdly meet for practice this evening I at ‘I P. M. sharp. d720-li.

Teachers Wanted ‘Western Guardian

Pofng" All‘ AGINTB—WIJTI\ POI Catalozllfi. Uumd A" l‘ John. T°T°“t°" 5'6".“ ' m ' '

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-i-.. —Mra. John Anderson of Boston. fonnerly Miss Cassie Baker of Sum- mvreide is visiting relatives in Bed- eque and ‘Pi-yon. She is accompanied

TEAOIIEI. WANTED FOB. POPLAB Grove School District 104. Supple- ment $125.00. First or Second Class. Robert B. Milligan, Sedy. P. 0. McNeillu Mills. easa-a-a-al.

75.1? snows-Farsi: non ‘n21? Apply at this OHICG- 0590-“.

l0! SALE. ‘I0 LET. BOARD AND room aims on hand at Guardian Office. u __________,___......_._._._._.__.._. roa sau: _ noose Arm LARGE lot in Kensingi-On. Apply James '1‘- Bentley. 6683-94-41. ,,_..--- [OR SALE-SOME CHOICE MA- hcgany and antique furniture. 140 Great George St. d703-8-4-3l .---—---——---"—- --—--—-— AMERICAN RUBBER. BELTING traces. rubber and leather at half price. Clinton Morrison. Frederic- tcn. P. E. I. aasz-o-t-si.

...._-.-..___-._.___._._.._._._ FOR sALE-GAaOLINE ENGINE suitable for farm work. For fur- ther particulars apply Joseph Lannigan. Montague. 6689-9-4-21. ros SALE - MOTOR. BOAT. I Nancy Lee. Registered 20 tons. Ap- ply L. T. Beaten. Bonshaw.

6090-8-27-81.

Houses FOR BALE-m CHOICE work horses, all young and quiet including three Island horses. Ap- ply Aeneas Murray. Albany.

' 6707-9-5-3i.

FOR. SALE -AN IDEAL HOME. modem conveniences. slilllted in one of the nicest locations of the City. VerJ central. Apply Box S. care cf Guardian. 6653-9-3-31-

SMALL FARM FOR SALE AT West Royalty containing by esti- maiion 15 acres. Small house and barn and good pump at door. Title guaranteed. Apply to Mrs. Benj- amin Moore. 67l2-9-5-2i.

—- HORSES FOR SALE-THREE GEN- cral Purpose Horses-one Bay Mare. one Chestnut Mare 1nd one Chestnut "I-Iorse. all l weighing about i250. In first 'class condition. T. B. Rogers. Old Dalton Ranch. Southport, P. E. I. Phone 560-J. 684-9-3-81.

Sales Help and Agents’

A CANADIAN GREETING CARD manufacturer requires representa- tives (both sexes) tn sell Personal Christmas Cards in every village, ton-n and c'.ty in Canada. Sample book free, liberal commissions. Write for complete information. Premier Art Guild, 310 Victoria, Toronto. B. l-l. A. B-l-imo.

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JOHN ALFRED MIcDONALD. LAND surveyor. 8c: 20. Barmanville.

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DISCOVERED ON ‘PRINCE ED-

"Ird Island. Hot-Doss. Get them

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PADIT AT HOME - IAIN MONEY painting Christmas cards. Cata- logue. llniplea, instructions ten Wits. Premier Art Guild. 210 Vic- toris, Toronto. O. Q-I-ttstLSept. 29

WOULD TIE GENTLEMAN WIIO advertised for a f under I-I.I".G. please call for answers at Guardian. 9-5-tf.

Boarders Wanted

BOY STUDENT JOCOMIMODKPED at l’! Orlabar 5t. 6725-B-b-3l

BOABDEI! ADCOYmODATID 7A8 Kent Street. 6646-0-84“.

ACCOMMODATION FOR TWO wllese boys. l1! Sydney Street.

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WANTED — IUIINII! COLLEGE

“lldvnie. young men pretence. Ap-

nlv in Grafton at. osea-o-s-si

accosmonAttotl eon tuna: wlleae boys, Apply Mrs. J. n. 9mm. ioa Prince Street.

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seasons acoormomrran n lea Cumberland ltreat. aau-o-a-ai.

Helfwanted

"I! oznaua cunts. norm-

four hislclagw‘: tfxswgaylerxsnei: T a ‘by Miss Ruby Bent also formerly a cwngsaueer-m. Prince Gogfitfig: __ °"__ Summerrdde glrl.—5. Charlottetown. ooodl _' TO LET-A MORRIS '“_ well advertiafld- ly=11b§3§"“;...fi’.. ply aia Eustcn Street. eese- -a —Mis-v Gwrcrle Horton. o! the mil mlmmiw“ wjvwumfl,‘ n”... of the Summerslde Telephone C0-- fefciébglfgugwzm P, ' ‘Mn To) LET-0FFICE IN lunar left on wecneiiay morning an a w var “v "';.'::;..*'"" 42:5... §i’.’.?.“..°§‘§..=.‘i°.-““"'°§...‘3i..=.‘?f. "v m" v" v Qasile Building. maau w ' ~' .__ ‘ v ,_ ,- l-o RENT BY —l"riends of lvlra. Brent Waugh of V comfortable furnigggxlgrififincslcif W115i“ Wm b9 '1“ 9° h": m” h“ For Sale ern conveniences and centrally loc- condition is somewhat improved. ated. Apply Guardian. 0691-94-61. “at Wm‘), g5 ; "Mm; m gh, prm“ ________,___ son SALE-mm" T*:,§f_-a_fi; T0 per on FOR. sauz-aanx- mm” MNMA‘ P13’ 151 Km" ‘ mygsugefi 78 Grafton St. Apply a l’ who h” been __,,__.-- —~—~—-— ca. 6696-34-31 _ m” o." 5'“? you SALE-Tfilisnma OUTFIT» —'—-———————~-—--—-——-—-—- the guest, u! Mrs. George P. Grady cheap. for quick 5m- °°“4'9'4'z" T0 LEW-LOVELY rwnnvn noon of Summewiide for the past two days dwelling, furnished or unfurnished, returned g0 gh-flogggiom o“ wed. l CHE. TERM! _ ‘ gugustus, ‘ ' ' - e w ' '

T0 RENT BY NOVEMBER 1st comfortable furnished home, mod- em conveniences and centrally loc- ated, Apply Guardian. 669l-9-4-6i.

-Mrs. H. A. Derry. who has been nursing her mother,, the late Mrs. Caseley, left on Thursday for her home in Auburndale, Mass-S.

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Salesman Wanted

GOOD SALESMAN WITH CAB F03 six weeks or two months campaign. Good money for qualified pressure salesmanship. Apply Rex care cf Guardian. 6154-“

The match was ended and the spectators were crowding out by two or three tiny gates. One of them. impatient, began to climb over the fence.

"Hi!" said the gatekeeper. "can't you go out the same way you came in?“

"That," was the reply. “is what I am doing."

A LARGE CANADIAN MANUFAC- turer of food products desires the services of an experienced salesman who is familiar with retail trade on Prince Edward Island. A mar- ried man preferred, who has the highest references. Position pre- sents a wonderful opportunity for

' advancement in a high class or- ganization. Give age. experience, present position and salary. Box F. A. H. I16, Guardian. S.W.9-3-Sl.

Female Help Wanted

WANTED—A MAID, APPLY 168 Dorchestcr St. 87217-8-5-21

LARGE CATCHES OI‘ - “TINKEIV MACKEREL

PORTLAND, Me, Sept. 3—!\:r the first time in many years. dis- ciples of Izaak Walton in this city were able to gratify themselves with wishing for mackerel within a

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FRGETTIREE

your "us" "use THE LATE "WM" AVE AT rm: i | lcanada. his eloquence being re- AY . irnarlred upon by all who heard hm. ‘ moo-chair Rehearsal-Church Aufli- In addition. w. Muir Wis a fine 35., 50., “famed - ri ' platform speaker and orator, and CIIASES wrnnrams “mm” . ' took an activ and honor bl rt K. a» 1.. PINK I x v gin furthering nsuch crganlzjitlgnras ‘ PILLS 3M5 " ~ _ those of the Free Masons. Oddfeb‘ AN lsmmmns “n, To SEATTLE QIUWS. and Scottish Associations. I-Ie Kc": i" i" was a favorite and [Wllular speaker ,______i_r_,_ ° WASHHVGTON at Scottish anniversaries; and as an .0‘, SIZE 1110 ‘$5.50 size . . . . .. s r1 ' -' '.< -. . .i.. MLW Ruby P Bums o’ Alb“! eiocutlonist he excelled in recitin, SAL "W" Si‘; . m’ it fh i t; u an nary t i?’ scomsh poem’. HEPATICA “m D ...... U A ' wr eso or n res n o r : The work he “mad out in w“, ’ ___ ‘I sot here late Friday evenlns tired nection with the Church undermin- vacumr norms‘

after the heat and. noise of Seattle. ed his heal h, and for the rust two Ping sir,

Saturday mvrnlns Iloined a party on or three years he was visibly fail-' “as. 75v 49c

a trip nine miles from here on e lit- ing. The crisis came on Dec. 8th.. 50° _ _ zgavigs

tie gas ear and then amcuntain ;last when he broke down while “$51.58

climb after that. It was very interest- conducting morning service, and

ing and enjoyable, as it was a party since then he has been. in the 1 9

of nice people from various parts of words of the Rev. Dr. Baird. Mm‘ c O

the earth. We had a huge lunch 611w? 01 Q16 Gfilerfll Afifimbll’. 8

‘ ck d d hh d; cm hu-t Church "war casualty." 3- 71c

3:, §,,:;d',:°,,,',, s, ha: 51-55mm During his long and trying illness FRJESH FRIRRY

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for, then found a creek at the foot he has been surrounded by n. band; figdlljgg

of some falls, made a are on some ‘i’! ldgymedthfiienlin‘ msd 53mm“; - " H

ton , h d a1 ffe d hw we “cu “3 e ‘r mm“ an" "‘ r fiid it rzgarrcialessctgf m: lndoother 5mm: c-f st. Jarnes “*2”. c Ib' “ c lb" ,\:1....f(.?.,1.q,l2§. creeping things. We got down about a“ a“ “nlem” mg. .e r a " 5M T 1 ,, 51-00 (iillrfls Blades . . . . . . .. 89c

_ tentlons to, and consideration for mY-‘md sur- Elan“; 51.4,»..- r five in the evening and the gas car I . , . PEPPERMINT 2 ,- C"“'““ -- 39" that wok u‘ up came n” ‘m m me hun. Mr. Muir ls survived by his PATTIES c ..~»r~ (‘rebuilt-x ghfnqng q-akum 19,. devoted wife and daughter, Ina, to 5°“ 5llni.\'$h1v1nr Lotion .. 39c

nine mllcs it climbed over 1.200 feet, all he used coming down was the brakes, just coasted down with no gas. Sometimes we thought it would jump the track. We could not lock out the open windows, as the twigs of the trees were so close they slapped you in the face and you could hardly see the track it was so overgrown.

The gas car that brought us up to the inn is called the galloping goose, and it certainly gallops and the funny old run we went for the climb on is called the Toonerville Trolley.

I took a room at the inn as it would be too lonely outside in one of the cabins alone. Besides out there I would have to build my own fire in the fireplaces in the cabins, Whereas in the Inn all I have to do when it is cold is to turn on the electric heater. Of course it is not so much out of doors but I have three windows in my room. a bathroom. etc., and a very comfortable bed, clean sheets and towels every day good food and the loveliest ice cold water from the mountains. Of course one expects a good bit for seven dollars a clay.

We are completely cut oil’ from the rest of the world but there is a radio

whcm the sincere sympathy of all. will g0 out in their bereavement.‘ .'The funeral takes place tomorrow,‘ satuyday a; 2 p. m, in St. James

“And ‘u than am,“ m“: the “one itdhurch, thence to the Peoples Ceme- cry.

Felt how the wind was blown; And all fight lang the rock Stood the seas shock;

While, from the window, I Looked out, and wondered why, why at such length

Such force should fight

Such strength."

J01’!!! Masezfieid. the Poet. Laureate, ‘ in his poem "Sitting by 0 Sick- bedside," says:

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OImISTMAS ISLAND, N. s. Sept s-James McDougal, postmaster at iChristsnas Island, Cape Breton. haS

This could have been written cl is. most remarkable record in the the sick-bed of the Rev. W. Bruce rpjsbg] service of Canada. ‘

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THE MacKINNON m: uc c0. “HOME OF‘ BET rm: masons"

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(Canadian pgm ivy little Isle is still to me SAMARKAND‘ Russia 5gp [Tar as in days of yore; "m. Vice-President or the Soviet iWlwn m we happy hours of youth-

Ropublic of Uzbekistan is a young g I wandered 0n its more. woman- Comrade Abtliva. Still in IThe same old meadows bloom 183111.

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Muir‘ who passe? away a‘: St Jamesl on the 1st d“ 01 septemb" Mr‘ .her early thirties, she has led e.~ Fair as they smiled of old, Manse‘ §efst€uay mrenoon’ ,m‘Mcn-"ugan enters UPC“ the 80m most adwliturous and (I3JlgPf1U.';!\Vi‘iC’n nature dressed his children h“ sixthtmrd year’ at“ We“ c‘ his age‘ hawng bee“ born life, and her story is. symbolic of}

nine months cf illness and indoni- ‘isspkxnbgr 1, 1351, and m that very

itabls fight with the Last Enemyiday 5i years ago (i879) he enteredmang waged m flee ‘he Asmmc‘

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the struggle that is continually, In blue, in white and gold.

In addition to ha.» an unus 11y; . , 1x18 no upon the duties ct postmaster and mun” ‘mm m: £50m (‘eminence {My 13nd‘ how on the bmows “u

fine ccnstitution and athleticallymls he“ ma; office eve? 93"”- ‘.of man

have lovrd thy gentle breast»-

developed bsdy, Mr. Muir va- cn- _ ; , _ a lwhen he book Dulce the Cape Bret l Abldfwa- is a 011116 Cf 11’. bYOHEP-l And ‘writer's whitening snovvs.ha~.'e

dos-pd u-lth a. mental pqwel‘ and dc- 1m Rmway had-not been built and mp m a pr-““»m.\,e Nhshm h _ . urmmitmn which made ‘me marvel the western mails came to Iona by , _ . ' ,' V one” "why a: such length such force (as ' Port “as “Md ‘m’? mama“ w @- ‘mm

“w ofmgfiil-‘e "W" "um ifour or rive times her age. She en-

death) should fight such strength.“ But the Grim Reaper u-on the stren- uous fight. and the Stormy Petrel of Maritime Presbyterianism is now but a memory, a memory lovg t:- be

some years carried the mall to and

distance of three nxiles. Later the‘

éfia-‘unis- ""1 M‘ Mcmum“ f" ‘tar-ed his ‘well stocked harem asl

“fourth wife. and assumed the sign: ‘Tmm m‘? 5Y5?“ Naflmvs 79”?" a 10f bandage, the shape-leis nil hor- ‘yr-don

unwraps: user unwrap. a CLERK for general store. W. C, West, York. 6693-9-4-3i.

stones throw of tllctr homes, ‘Thou- and a telephone and the galloping sands of tinker mackerel invaded goose comes up every day. No auto- ilhq ‘mm;- harbor, and largg catches mobiles can comewlthin miles of the

‘under Dame Janet Campbell. are in

from docks, made with hook axai line, were reported. In the lower bays and islands, baskets and nets o'er, brought into play, and thou- sands of pounds were broilght in. Old time fishermen hay that it is tlu first in years that mackerel have been seen ill any number in tns ‘ulnar harbor.

WANTED-WOMAN WANTED TO help with work in quiet country home. Apply M. X. Care Guardian.

6831-9-5-mwf3i.

WANTED-A MAID FOR GENERAL housework. Apply Mrs. J. . Bentley, 3i Ambrose St. 6704-84-3!

Male Help Wanted

WANTED-TWO MEN TO WORK on farm. Apply A. R. McKay. Lawndale Farm. 67il-9-5-3l.

DANGER EVERYWHERE '

I-Ie vowed hewould not travel In any aeroplane.

And also shunned the perils 0f the motor-car and train.

WANTED-IMMEDIATELY SMART young man to work on farm and store. Board provided. W. R.

Dennis. 187 Gt. George $12.. Chm‘- He "m M p209“ drmmké

‘ 6'Z4-8-5-3l 1°““°“'“‘ ' While bathing on the beach. CAN BE EARNED And said. "Thus sad catastrophes weekly in spare time A warning lesson teach."

gem“; wt“ kncom line Personal Christmas Cards. Scores of Stenc- graphers, Accountants, Clerks. Gill. exceeded this last season. Beautiful new portfolio sample free. Master Kraft Co.. Limited. Toronto. Rep- resentatives wanted small towns also. . 9-8-5-8-10-12-15-17-19-22-24-26 No.2

To escape all these dangers In bod he chose to stay Bun-through a gas explosion. Aftfr all, he's gone away.

BIRTHS

BAKER-At Lakeville, Aug. 7th, 1936 to Mr. and Mrs. William Baker, a daughter.

Situations Vacant

START NOW-YOU can mun money quickly, taking orders for the most beautiful line of Personal (Jhristmas Greeting Cards ever shown in Canada. Write for W?“ ticulars. Regal Art c0.. 31o sped’- _“‘LAV°___"T.°f2%-_.__-._-__' carmacnsn-At Green Bay on - 1 August 20th. 1980 to Mr. and Mrs. Represemahve Wante“ Thomas Carragher, a son. Louis Eph- raim.

MARRIAGE! MoINNIS-CAREONELL-At Char- lottetown. P. E, Island on Sept. 4, 1930, by Rev. Ewen MacDougall, B. D. John Mcfnrus of Glen William to Catharine Oarbonell of Charlottetown.

FRASER-At South Lake on August 15th, i930 to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fraser, a daughter.

NOTICE REPRESENTATIVE WANTED FOI- whole or part of Prince Edward Is- land, Experience unnecessary. Mil!‘- invest from $1250 i" $2500 l" m?" chandise. Salary $50 to $100 week- ly. liberal share of llrvfiili. ""5 store rent Plli wflm 40m at‘ Denis St. Montreal. R. W. 9-3-31.

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DEATH!

Loaf-a arm. romp corrram- fng giver‘; license and car license also a K. of C travelling card. Reward. Phone 3974. 6698-8-4-3i

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MUllb-In Charlottetown. September 4. Rev. W. Bruce Muir. Funeral from St. James’ Church on Saturday. services beginning at I p. m.

MACNIILL-At Little Sands, Aug. 30, A. B. MacNeill. aged 77 years.

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tosr-m THE crrv. LADIES‘ yellow lold wrist watch. Finger leave at Guardian OM68“

Paomnarrr asrcusn wanna: WORKER.

TORONTO om. Sepkhn inw- eati 1g feminine visitor lately‘ in "19 city wns Dr carol Smfl. o! t-llfl Ministry of Health, Whitehall. bon- den, where fxur prominent doctors.

My. Sept. a. Finlay Matheson, aged 79 years. Funeral from his late res- idenca Saturday, Sept. b, sol-vie: starting at 2 p. m. Interment Brook- field Cemetery.

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place. I was stiff after our climb so my exercise yesterday and today con- sisted of short hikes and golf on the little course which was only two acres, and one can use only the clubs that wont send s. ball over eighty yards. I'm used to playing on a. one hundred and fifty acre course. But this is only a toy course. Most of the people 1 met on Saturday's trip went away yesterday, so I dcn‘t know many now and there are very few people here. There are cnly about fourteen and the place accommodates about two hundred and fifty. It is a. bad year and people who have cars spend their holidays camping in their cars and cooking their ovm meals. There are lots of bears here, but they leave us alone if we do not tease them. One pwed right in front cf the Inn to- day. looked us over and parsed on. A great big black one lives near here and feeds on the garbage. We went down to call on him this morning but when he saw us he turned around and beat it into the forest. Yesterday on a. walk down the track I don't know how many snakes were out sunning themselves and as each one saw us they beat it too. But the flies are awful, they call them the deer flies and how they bit. We put paper in our stockings and still they bite.

On Saturdays party there was a teacher from Stockholm, Sweden, and the flies would light on her arms and never bite her and no one could puz- zle why. One thing about these deer flies is that we can kill them as soon as they bite. Today two children and I took a safe trail up in where the men were cutting wood for the Inn. They had felled a tree 5i‘: feet in dia- meter and I don't know how long. When split up they figured it up six- teen cords cf firewood from one tree. It was lovely in the deep. cool forest. but we couldn't sit down long on ac- count of the flies. The men told us we ought to meet two brown bears and if we did to pay no attention to them and not to tease them but they didn't cross our trail. A creek runs in front of the Inn and it is lovely at night to hear the sound of the watch-A.

The new tweede are perfection,

VIOLIN TEACHER

I136". SEPTEMBER 9 C!IARLOTTE'!'O\VN VIOLIN SCHOOL l0‘! Queen Street

Hastings rout-e was taken over cnl the I. C. R. about 40 year ago, Mr A jlifcmugall took the contract of ‘carrying the mails to and from the trains nicmmg and evening, and‘ {during all these years. even when Jtraii-is would be delayed for hours: by severe snow and ran storms, , McDougall was never known to fail tn delivery avid receiving the mails ‘at the mail car. Notw-ithsidnrlng his years, McDougall is yet quite active lmay be seen today as for the