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aadollotdaasaiea-cae m; you"... leave this morning for New York {he combined la this ll “u.” “h”. ‘£3 Ill eii route to France and ewitzerland

where they will visit relatives and friends, combining business with

pleasure. m

YOUTH ABlllTID-A seventeen ‘year old lad was arrested Saturday afternoon by Provincial Constable _ Anderson in connection with the

Central Glllfdlflll 53mm, gum; qjhugm

6r I i i - loo-Supper meeting for rneinbm of, . . i LEAVE POI. EUROPE-Mr. and‘ "every person canvas” teammi‘ Aiycwdocosrshoatheseswoed cnoaot

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‘Marshall Matheeon, Bradslbsne.

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LIVE POULTRY WANTED-Buy- g live poultry Tuesday morning.

9598-12-1

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""1213; Wanted __—_ i281

scams-wane roa mime United si-t Limited, 182

to. mm’ Tmcrri. w. Nov. ac- W-M-3di.

For Sale titanic stow-Fit, usso oiuur m; weeks. Guardian. 1".S.-9240-tf

rjfgjflElnsnio, chemical field, and furniture. Mrs. J. M. fiughes, i: Upper Hiilsboro. 9594-11

mg SALE-JSLACK MINOIICA puns“, Apply to 28 Admiral St. 9555-11.

. ' roa sass, TO LET. BOARD AND

, ,0” signs on band at Guardian Office. l‘ _,___________..__._--- . yon slits-cow nus r0 FRESH- Geo. l". Mac- 9513-11-29-31.

en December 13th. Neill. Milton.

'10s SALE-ZO n. r. DYNAMO, m perfect condition. Apply Guardian- ; F.S.-9240-tf iiioai: FARM roa saw. cou- sisting of ll acres of land. Apply

William onus, DeBable. ouz-ii-ao-si

58E! FOR. SALE-THREE PAIRS prover-i breeders. one to three years old, with their litters. Ali Silvers and best stock, registered. Can be sees at J. D. Jenkins Ranch. Prices fliill for quick sale. Apply C. H.

Black or J. D. Jenkins. 9537-11-29-31

BCIIOONEE “FLORENCE C” FOR. sale. Registered tonnage 74, owned by Estate of the late Captain Paul T. Costain. Equipped with 30 H. P. Bruce Stewart engine. Open to in- spcction at "lloimanb Wharf, Sum- menide. Raymond Costain. Ad- _ ministrstor kc. 9402-1145-61. . .__.._._,________ MUSHED SHELL FOR. SALE-ONE hundred tons of PEI. shell, cheap- est and best in Canada, analysis, 99f; carbonate of lime, 4% mag- nesia and iron. ‘This shell is hard- er than ordinary shell and takes the place of grit which is a great saving to farmers. Buy this Island product and help your own Pro- vince. Used extensively and highly recommended by the P. E. I. Co- operative Egg and Poultry Associa- tion and sold by the best whole- sale firms. Earls Fisheries Co., 83 Water 8t, Charlottetown. ' 9595-12-1-1wk.

Miscellaneous

i0llN ALFRED McDONALD, PRO- vincial Land Surveyor. Herman- rillc. 9279-Il-21-1mo.

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EDUCATIONAL FOR. A POSITION WORTH white. Join the Canadian Civil Ser- lioe. Home study courses qualify- - in: for Postal Service, Customs, etc. Pres booklet. C‘. S. E. Corres- ‘ liondencs School, 8007 St. Denis. Montreal. E. Nov. 29-21.

in 'i" H; IANCIIEBJS OPPORTUNITY Ambitious young man with good recommendations desires work on fox farm. Experience in carpenter Work. has own tools. Good connec- tions in Norway. Prospects for fu- ture buyers there. Any reasonable offer considered. Apply Guardian. 9§46-ll-20-2i

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Situations Vacant Male

-____,_______ ____________ IABN 06.00 T0 810.00 PEII. DAY. 318 demand. Only few weeks re- lluired to learn at Canada's oldest llld most reliable trade schools. Write for free literature. Dominon ‘rrsds Schools, 1107 St. Lawrence, Montreal. Ontario. S. V. M. 20-41.

Wanted

- 7~—-_______________ ilssran-s nmvmo HORSE. ‘g Achveen ten and eleven hundred. B" Br six years old. Robert Show. "tkley Beach. 9538-11-29-31

._______________________ Vgsrrzn TO nor-smears n Agate Btevvsrts Wharf. Tel. 828. lomrew Gallant, Box 2'14, Char-

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Wrfwo LET

One Tenement of bud“ Terrace Ne. 0 Water lireet o"!!! Attached. Possession November 11th.

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LOST-I rox TAITTOOED 1.2m‘ csr, 1G, right ear J.M.W. Fkndcr please notify Philip Matheson, Oy- stcr Bed Bridge. ' 9543-11-29-61.

A. M. Douglas, the new manager of the Metropolitan Store, arrived in the city on board the Hochelaga Saturday evening. Mr. Douglas, who succeeds Mr. Lloyd J. Jones, has been manager of the New Glasgow store since last February. Before that he was assistant manager of the Halifax store, where Mr. Jones is now rnan-, ager. Mr. Douglas has seven years‘! 93ml3TM-55 P559555 FOR UN- i chain store experience, having been, ITED STATES-The public are ln-iurith the Metropolitan Stores m‘, formed tbs-t» during the Christmas three years and with Steel's for ioui- 595"" m?" i! In WWW-i P111191 Year. The Guardian extends it.- tmsestlon at United States Customs not arrive here until after the New" nolnts and to insure delivery c..Yes.r. The Guardians extends iii Ch.‘ - parcel should be mailed‘ id m, Douglas on

breaking and entering of the resid- ence of Mr. John Bell, Arichst, on Saturday morning. ‘rhs door of the house had been forced, and 813 had been stolen from a trunk. The youth had $9.15 in his possession when ar- rested. He will appear before the magistrate this morning.

LOST -— NOV. filST. Al‘ EATON

Groceteria, $10.00 bill. Finder, please notify Guardian or phone 1247. ' 9602-12-31

LOST—BETWEON MACLAINS SER- vice Station and 5 and 10c. store, I weed tire chain. Finder please leave at. Pure Milk 00., and receive reward. 9599-12-1-21

Situations Wanted

WANTED POSITION ON FARM OR fox ranch for winter months by BX- perlericed fann help. would work for board. Apply at once to Z. Y. Guardian Office.

B. W. 9907-11-29-31.

Theatrical Supplies

~ COMPLETE STOCK, MeKENNA I Costume Company, Toronto, On- , tario, '2‘. S. Nov. S-lmth.

Boarders‘ Wanted

‘BOARDERS WANTED-TWO GIRL students who will room together. Heated room. Centrally located. Apply Guardian. 9554-11.

Male HelrTWanted —

MEDICAL OFFICER. GRADE 2. Part Time. Treatment Division. Pensions Branch. Department of Pensions and National Health. Charlottetown, P. E. 1.: $1500 per armum; graduation from a recog- nized medical college with a Dom- inion or Provincial license to prac- tise; 5 years‘ experience in the general practice of medicine and surgery. Apply on forms obtainable at the Post Office to Secretary. Civil Service Gommssion. Ottawa,

‘ not later than December 0. 1930.

M. H. W. Dec. 1-21.

Help Wanted

EARN MONEY WEEKLY. snow- ing mushrooms for us. all W111i". i" wnste cellar spaces. Lilhi- Riel-Mini»

work for either sex. Iilllfiifal/ed booklet free. Canadian Mushroom Qompgny, H. W. DEC. l-iii.

Y. M. C. A. SERVICE OF SONG

The regular after church service was held in the Baptist Church last night with some zoo students and other young folk 1n attendance. Rev. W. L. Outhouse was the speaker of the evening and his address on "God's ohuueiiize to youns folk" W” "W helpful and was much lllllfficilud- Rev. Dr. Sidey, of Nova Sootia, late of Bedeque, P.E.I., was called on by the chainnan to say a few words and h's brief message was a most inolllf- ing one. He told of God's great Uni- verse, what a drop of water holds and the vast heavens above.

Dr. Sidey has promised to come back and speak to the students on some future date, likely in March- Hev. Dr. Vincent and Rev. Thos. Mo- Connell also assisted in the service. which was a most helpful one all through. Miss Roberta Spencer, or- ganist of the Baptist Church, played for this service. Joint chairman. Walter Mutch, Elwcll McPherson and R. A. Pendleten. Notice of next weeks meefng will appear later.

PERSONALS

Mr. James D. Lannigan, Cambridge spent a few days in the City rcc- ently visiting friends.

Miss Hazel Keefe, R. N. returned to the city Saturday. after spfllldllli n week at I-Iazclbrook. the Ill!” 0f Mr. and Mrs. John Pippy.

Fox Men Attention!

l have opened my fur cleaning and peltlng business for this season, above the office of the estate of A. J. Dif- fin.

I have had a longer experience in for cleaning than any other firm now in operation on the Island and l therefore earnestly solicit your busi- ness for 1980-31.

W FRANK MILLII.

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‘M54244; 4|lDI‘¢AM:-h> "B01101"

, congratulations early in December. Every parcel i his promotion and also s hearty we?- must. have a Customs - Declaration i come to this Province. - attached. The postage on a parcel weighing over a ounces must be pre- I paid at the rate of 14 cents per pound

‘ I and the limit of weight to any par-' ufch Sefvlces cel is l5 pounds. Mall Your Parcels

Early. -—-—- THE BAPTIST CHUECH ISLAND NURSE GRADUATES — Among the six graduating nursesj Excellent congregations were in from the Goddard Hospital, Brockton, ‘ attendance at the Baptist Church Mass, making a high percentage and ‘morning and evening. At tho morn. accomplishing splendid work, wasllhg service Rev. A. C. Vincent deliv- Miss Annie Jane Bruce, daughter of lered an impressive sermon based on Mr. John J. Bruce, Miiltown CrossJl-iaggl 1. 2. "The people say the Mss Bruce was unable to attend the jtime has not. yet come." This was ceremony, which was held in the .ihc speakers final address in con- War Memorial Auditorium at which inaction with the "Keeping the Faith over five hundred parents and friends g Campaign" which opens today, De- attended, as she had accepted a posi- iccmber 1st. The preacher at.the ev- tion at the Quincy City Hospital sev- iehing service was the Rev. Dr. J. J. on weeks before, ‘immediately on ‘Sidey whose original and eloquent graduating. Miss Ross had planned addresses have made him s. favorite to attend the exercses and receive ispeaker throughout this Province. Dr. her diploma in person, but. at the last iSideys sermon, was, as usushstrong, moment, due to the sudden illness of thoughtful and moving. her mother, she was prevented, and} The music of the day was of the had to get hers‘ by mail. Lusual high order, the anthem, "Sun . --——- tot my Soul" was finely rendered by SUNDAY RESTAURANT HOURS a full choir and Mr. V. 1... Dlngwell -Considersble surprise was OOOG-{Sfillg expressively "The Ninety and sinned yesterday by the notices which Nine." appeared in the windows of local: cafes drawing attention to the fact‘ of the change in business hours ini the restaurants on Sundays. The‘: _ Sunday busmws hour, M. the “m, Rev. Thomas McConnell addressed s,” month, Wm be from 530 L m_ the Student Christian Movement m w g‘ m; noun m; 2 n m‘ ma i meeting at 10 o'clock yesterday morn- “o to 7 p_ m_ The change‘ brown!‘ i ing. Elwood McPherson presided and lbw“ by complaint‘ “waved 1mm y r. Dunning sang a solo. ‘there was cit-zen; w the m“, that mo many quite a large attendance. About sixty we" 10am,‘ uound the resuumms‘. students of both sexes greatly enjoy- is in accordance with a city by-law, ed M!’ Mwmmenls’ m“ i“ which

which h“, been amended m pemm he gave reminiscences of his own

of the restaurants remaining open fmdimi “Ys- "he" h! h"! i119 P?!“ continuously on Sunday from June at: mglgnrillslmszfu’: ti Octobe . ' " “ _u r‘ {the talk was about the place Christ- ‘jian Msisons should occupy in a stu- li dent's life. DUFFY-At Fort Augustus, Nov, is! M l‘ “Mk M" M°°°“""1 °°“' 1930' to Mr. and Mn‘ Patrick niducted the morning service in Zion. Dunn m” heme Kelly) l ‘on {Oi-i account of the severe morning, Patrick charm” ' ' the attendance was not quite so lsrge _as anticipated. Mr. McConnell was “"“ 'iri unusually fine form as he talked MARRIAGES iof "Ti-re Enclrclement of God's Pres-

"’—__‘_—_"'_~1—“'——|ence." He spoke of the suffering of coLE-GUNN M st‘ James Manswsamuel Johnson, in his early days

sgzmtiwvtvzé :2‘, t‘? hjothh ‘fld 20' i through poverty. When he reached

' y ‘ ' o“ ea e‘ I London he was told a man could live sue’ ED" mm“ Andrew‘ ode’ °I ion 150 dollars a year I-Ie used to Hm” River‘ w mm‘ 5mm’ fl Glyn“ l get his dinner for as cents a cut of

Riv” ‘ imest for 12 cents, bread and cheese

YQUNKER,_MACK[NNON _ M s,“ for 4 cents, whls 2 cents were given James Manse, Charlottetown, on the R5 l UP i0 N1! Elli who Wllltd urnn 26th of November, by the Rev. R.ihim~

Moorhesd Legate, B.D., Russel Davidi Jllhnm" W" l “"1? P911511?“ in!" younger, 0g Dm-ungwm u, Bu,” , who believed that when the was pour Mncxinngn, o; H1ghfie]d_ land needy, the Lei-d thought upon -___________._ ‘him. God's presence was like s. wall

ZION CHURCH

BIRTHS

DEATHS iof firs through which the lions of _ ___ _“___ , poverty. disease si-id misfortune could ltlsclNNls-Suddeniy st her home at 11ml blu-k- o" h“! "my i° m" "

rsimple faith in God and a constant ,fear not in any slavish sense. but of .a sort that would refrain him from doing wrong and not only would

St. Peters Buy, on Sunday morning, November 30th. 1930, Mrs. Sara Mac. Innis. widow of the late James D.

six-w: .. - ‘Cift-iiffiiiliiftfttii. Before

Buying

Chocolates

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THIS MONTH FOB YOUR i XMAS-"PHOTOS CRASWELL STUDIO Phone ZIZ-L.

will hlold any article uniii our iveli-seieclcd stock w save you real money.

Thrifty Shoppers will buy early this Xmas. Do not wait uniil everything is picked over. A small deposit

Dec. 20th. An inspection of ill prove worth while and

(Continued rroin P989 l) ‘ enditure iri advertising represents my one percent of the amount left ,.n Canada, and it is considered that f=he Dominion Government would ‘be justified in spending a large year- 'l;- sum in advertising, but it would be extremely good business on their jpsrt. It. is proposed to Bel dill 1m !t.‘ie subject, prepare a. brief and sub- imit it to the Dominion Government ifor consideration. i The convention was a most suc- E cessfui one. There were representatives ifiom evcry province in Canada, a iizumber of whom represented pro- vihcial governments. i A representative from each of the departments of Natural Resources, cud of Parks, Ottawa was also pres. ent. A splcndidwoom was placed at the disposal of the association by. the Provincial Government of Man- ‘tcba. Acting Premier Hon. Mr. Hoey and Mr. Clubb, Minister of Public Works and Roads attended several oi the functions and a number of the meetings. There were four bus- ihcss meetings which occupied all of Monday and ‘Tuesday of last week. The Marlborough and Fort Garry ‘ricisis were the scenes of a number of lurichecns and dinners given the ricicgstes by the City of Winnipeg, the Winnipeg Tourist Bureau and‘ the Canadian National Railroad and Canadian Pacific Railroad. Among the prominent speakers st those functions were Acting Premier I-Ioey, I-fnri. Mr. Clubb, Mr. Defoe, Editor of the Manitoba Free Press, Mayor ‘Webb of Winnipeg Mayor Wemp of Toronto and Messrs Warren and Neal o1’ the C. N. RnMayor Wemp repre- sented the Toronto Tourist Bureau. Mr. Justice Arsensult speaks very highly of the treatment accorded the delegates on their trip. "The immediate results from the convention of last year and this year lie in the contact established in the different provinces of Canada," Judge Arsenaiilt believes. "There were pres- ent at the recent convention twenty five or thirty representatives of dif- ferent provincial tourist bureaus which in the course of the year hand. led some millions of tourists. The friendly relations, thus established between the bureaux, will be pro- ductive of much good. The general policy of the Association is the mak- ing known of Canada at home and abroad. It is a well known fsct that if a tourist is brought to any par- tlcular part of Canada, next year he is desirous of visiting some other

each bureau to encourage visitors to the diflerent provinces of Canada. Each Bureau will keep on hand tourist literature and information from every province of Canada. An invaluable contact has been formed which is bound to result in increased

ovzooiscom-nsceonr-xtsaccose: s»: tors-s:

The Charlottetown half company

I look oyer our attractive aasort- 75° “a”, 75,. “fishy 515g Ba", sz-go 23ml" . merit first. You will like them W ,’ Salt Bath Salts P001181’ Pa‘; and they are priced right. I ester" cud rdlafl T°"P°d°'$ ‘Ydmlimw’ “my h" 533mg] h" 3 i (,1 Our usual ninety of canes. , __ ._ 1 1 g manor: csrmr and rovs i Ismssas CARPET swzsrsns c c s '39 s '89 o» will be here for you. Buy your __ .1"! fl 800d Christmas gifts. $5.15, Be 5,5 00 v 1 . ~ . . ,. -5 g 1 g sum- ~ » l "B Novelty Bath g. candy It the Candy Store. {Eggs and siso st a. T. Holman, ‘ ghazfsg“ Lyqg; PEARL _ , R ‘ -. Bummerside. oooo-iz-i-zi ._ Se, rerun" sar n,“ m; (m, _§ 3 ‘ —~ _ ' Brush, Comb. Mirror. ew- » v . .. '_ —-BISSEL C " ~ ::.¥:";:*:~ 69¢ $119 $119 3 Q ‘ __ " " - - - 5. ‘ 9515_11_',n_3weeks_ mg '5 ‘lilies-lid $7.50. at R. T. Holman ‘ Lustre 5 VD. w t $1.50 Boulon zz-lriz: ____-_—;.,_, _- Linn . Summcrside. 9596-12-1-2‘ PeariTcilet 7-" P- *5 Bath Salts - l B hslic b Tooth Brush. Ilolder and 151°39'51"“ R e t rn s —-lN FALL AND Au, “rm-rm; "gdnmfm Tooth Past: Combination “Mil” u feed R-M. Meat, Milk and cod Oi] For: Biscuit and Kibblo. Distributed Special Price 69B .29 - . by Bruce's. 9512-ll-29-Iiwks. . r g m '% ‘ii Cedar Chest Iiioirs Gummy, P!!! 19 Sh!" V p 01.15. Ciiocolatrs Chocolates "Dakota" "Old Home- ‘ . ' t‘! fancy Brass “Ccntiirv ' stead" Me e t Strappings Package" i Chocolates fhocohgfl i .. I ‘ . g h _ At Falwnwwd i $6.75 $2.30 51,11. box 1§glbbox

‘of Royal Canadian Naval Reserves Proved their worth to the commun- ‘ity by once again launching out on sii entirely new direction on Friday evening. . . With no foreruimiiig blare of trumpets or publicity, but in the true tradition of the Silent Navy they utnt out quietly to Faicoiiwood H05- piial and entertained the staff and patients iviih a full up to date rc.

THE

_ ROSS-DRUG-UNITED

SXICCESSOR TO

MacKlNNON DR UG CO.

“TVHERE YOUR DOLLAR BUYS aroma”

rue "Ship Ahoy." The following was the program.

Part 1

Overture by Musical Director Aus- iiii Connolly.

Sccue-nlihy lticss Deck, Any Ship. Melody of choruses by entire oom- puny.

Song-A. B. A Head.

Vaudeville skeLch-“Piiy the sail- oi on n night like this," Skeet-m. B. P.» Dillon. Pete A. B., a. McMahon.

Acrobatic acts "Bumps-A, B" c, Criyic; A. B., B. Doiroii, Assisted by lioko.

Song. Rolling Old Sea Horse.

Violin selections, -A. B., T. Chip- mnn. .

Intermission - 5 minutes.

Part ll

Action song. ciiiire company.

Dance, Sailors Hornpipe, Midtiy M. l-Ionier, accompanied by old sea dad.

Song A. B., A. Head.

Reading. Instructor J. Heam.

Vaudeville sketch, "The Boxing Champion" Tex (Hit Hard) Lieut. J. J. Connolly, Rsstus (a. ship's mess- boi‘) A. B., L. Connolly.

Club swinging, A. B., G. McMn. hon, A. B., B. Doiron.

S0118 A. B., V. Pineau.

Finale “On Guard" entire company.

Company directors. J. Austin Tralnor, J. Hearn.

Musical director. Austin Connolly.

Stage manager, Honk Rush.

Property men, C. Connolly, A. Mo.

Eachcrn.

The above program was rendered in real professional style and was

much appreciated by the patients} .".l‘.(l stall‘. '

Someone has asked: "Is there

iicthing that those handy men in our midst cannot do? 1 iillOWS what it will turn out to be iiixt. Those kindly acts arc among the ones most appreciated."

They appear to

ricklc everything and one never

At the conclusion of the program

part. It is the express intention of ‘an sppctizing supper was served the performers, the Matron. Medical Superintendoiits kind per- mission gave leave for an impromptu dance, which the boys sure took ad- vantage of until the witching ‘hours . of midnight. i

with the

The boys have a standing ‘invitat-

Maclnnis. Funeral notice later.

MacNEILL-At North River on Sun- day, Nov. 30 Miss Ann MacNeili age , 79 years. Funeral from her late ‘ residence Tuesday Dec. 2nd, servicsj starting at I o'clock. Interment High- field Cemetery.

God's presence be a wall of fire round about, but the glory in the midst.