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i 3.00 _P. M.—Collectors for Bible l Society-St. Paul's llail. 7.15 P. iIL-Board of Religious Educ-

» ation-Board Room. ~ 1.30 I‘.

M.—Executive W. M. S., Mrs. J. G. Bennett“ 102. Unier Prince Street.

iihc Central Guardian

This column is ruse-tied for news of ioeui Interval but advertising of u llewny uuluru lnny he inserted in I rellll u nun] strictly puyublu in

CIGARETTE

I Autumn-e. CONFEDEEATION LIFE INSUR- ‘ ANCE. ‘ L-IiI98-7-l2—312

,‘ cannon IRONERS and Wash- ing Machines on display at Miller

Illliirinitp ldniteo tiliiurrl;

Bros, Ltd.

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BRADALBANE CONGREGATION

nrrnnnn LADIES

As we intend moving from qui- prcscnt Shep into larger quarters in the sumo building we are this week putting on a dress sale, at hail‘ price.

ter. Rose Valley 60th Anniversary,

munion. 3 P .M. Gaelic and English. '7 P. M. History and Tradition. Pre- paratory Services ~all at 7.30 P, M. Pleasant Valley, Tuesday. Bradal- bafio, Wednesday. Rose Valley, Thursday and Friday. North Gran- ville, Friday. Special speakers — Emphasis upon the "Evangelisatioir

| it . l‘ “m p” y“ N’ v 5 “s of Canadian Life." L-8074-lO-20-1i.

THE MODERN SHOP

Over Canadian Stores

t-sova-io-zo-zI. I

Public Auction Sale

0n IVodnesduyq-Octobcr 21st, at 1.00

THE PARISIIIONERS of Palmcrl Road Parish wish to express their gratitude for donations given to their Annual Picnic by the following firms. W. W. Lord, Chtown, P. E. 1.; Carvell Bros., Ch'town, P. E. 1.; DeBlois Bros, Chtown, P. E. 1.; Hickey dz Nicholson, Ch't0wn, P.E.I.; John Tobin C0,, Halifax, N. S.; J. 8c M. Murphy, Ltd., Halifax; G. J. Hamilton d: Son, Pictou. N. S.; JA. Marvin Ltd., Moncton, N. B.; R. T. o'clock, J. Stanley Brown's farm at Holman’ Ltd" slinamirzégg’ 1182?}? Kildare. All farm, stock and mach- ' ' ' " ' lnrry and crop. See handbiiis. Good i“ l opportunity for horsemen wanting RETURNS FROM EUROPE —l

um rrnsvsris- Mr. George Shvlfoon, of Tlgnish. J‘ STANLEA’ Bkgmfion. P. E. I., was the recent guest of‘ his broiher-in-lmv, M. J. Cnmcron. 1 and Mrs. Cameron, Chcapside street. He was en route to his home after a scvm months tour oi Ger- many, Belgium; Egyp‘, Franco, Spain, Italy and Syria. He intend- ccl to visit the Holy Land, hm owing to the disturbances occur-‘ ing there at that time, he was un- j able to visit that country-Mono] ton Times.

L-8064-lO-20-1i.

We Are Buying

ORANBERRIES

Daily at our fruit de- partmcnt paying highest market prices for good clean sound stock.

JIIRVELL

FIRE AT NORTH GRANVILLE le-A residence at North Granville. belonging to Mr. H. W. Bernard was destroyed by fire recently. The house was occupied by Mr. Edward Burgoyne who was at a. zoeinl 1n the hall at Granville when the fire broke out in the attic of the house. Neighbors who noticed the fife gathered quickly and although they were unable to save the house did succeed in removing much. oi the furniture on the ground floor. ' Mr. Bernard who owned the house was notified and arrived about midnight.

OIIOMORFS ORY CLEANERS

Try Our llollar Service

—R.ev. Arthur Wallis, B. A., Minis- ,

smiaey, October 25th. 10.30 Com-l

GROUND ‘LIMESTONE

We have a few tons now on hand. This is the “m,” use Lime for best rem", M“ year.

ll. HORNE & OO.

Charlottetown

L-8000-10-17-20-24.

DON'T MISS TIIE YORK PLAY- ERS in Mt. Stewart tonight. L-B065-l0-20-1i.

come Inn, Brackiey, Wednesday 5v. l 1111112 6 to a P. M. L-aooi-io-zo-n. l

REMINDER T0 ADVERTISERS. l l --Advertisers are reminded copy for new advertisements, or corrections, must reach the Guardian Office by Ii A M. the day previous to inser- tion. Recently there has been a. ten- dency to delay copy, enforcing us to carry advertisements over to ad- vcrtiscrs‘ inconvenience and disap- pointment. Please make a. notes. .“Ads must be in Guardian Oflice by 11 A. M.i" 1,41, ——-—-;-_-____

Mrs. Wesley Harding has return. ed io her home in Norboro, after spending two weeks with pclittiveg and many friends in Boston and New York.

News Briefs From P. IV. C.

By CHARLES E. MacARTHUR

Most of the second year student, at P. W. C. are glad that Mr. Iriaffi, , physical training instructor", has i started and is now ‘ Kiwi dffnl of his time to singing when they arc in the Audltoriumof he College,

The social held at the Little Theatre on Saturday night was a huge sticccss. The program com sistcd of dancing, musical enter- tainment, games, singing and con- tests. This social was conducted by the stud-cuts for the benefit of students and all were cordially in- vilcd to be present. Friends of any of the students. could oblainf written invitations from many of the ones listed below: Niall Burnett.‘ Leslie Stewart, itllan MacLeod,‘ Ruth Christie, Funny Lea. Gmrgef Demlr, Cvortlon Ilyde, Lloyd Mncf Phcc, Bruce ltfnccnnucll and! ltalph Calder.

The students of Princc of Wales; College are very irleascd to learnt’ that Mr. Archibald Johnson is} convalcscixig quite favorably ati present. They were, some time ago,‘ shocked to lrnrn that he received a l broken jaw while playing football.

Mr. Claude Wood, first year stu- dent at P. W. C. is recuperating nicely. Tic received a broken arm a few days ago while he was crank-' ing a car.

Increase Noted in‘ Building Activity

THE IRNER

off e rs yo u 71/0 fiFfffl £047,901

A revolutionary achievement that further simplifies

the hardest iusk a homo-maker has to do. With low

spud li II no longer nocsuuryto furmiold or feed

heavy, dump piocos ouch as table linen, "'9'":

and ihq like, through the lronor more than once.

And by o single movement of the lover you hove

"'" normal, high speed for light, dry materials and tho

ordinary pieces of laundry. And if, for any reason,

J?“ constant hoof is noodcdnhe roll may be stopped

Instantly under pressure.

Quickly, the Connor lronor tum: out uilyourclothos

In Ion than half the time It would iako ironing thorn

m; qld-foohlonod way with a hand Iron.

The Connor ls 100% efficient-it docs all the iron-

ing. Just lip tho hinged cover forward art-d ylour

"'22; lroncr l: converted into o snowy topped

“m. '”" toblo usofuliseven days o week.

ll Vuylwm: Como In and be convinced that tho Connor is a In! ‘In Your motchlcu electric sorvoni that in tho but your

"'""""- money can buy at any price.

EASY TERMS. T0 MEET svcnv auoccr

IlllLlER anus. m.

145 Great George Street Charlottetown

urrawa. Oct. 1'l—CP)—- Value i 0f building permits issued in 58‘ cities during September tvns $3,664.- 560 an increase of 9.4 per cent. over 33.331015 in Sept. i935, the Domin- ion Btucnn of Statistics reported today. _

Quebec showed the greatest gain with an increase of 53.2 per cent. l over sent, 1935. while lesser ea-l vsnccs were shown in Prince Ed- ward Island, Nova Scotia, Quebec, Ontario. Manitoba. Alberta. and, British Columbia. Declines in values l 0f building IXifiilIIZS issued were, shown in New Brunswick and Sas- katchewan.

Value of building authorized by provinces in the Murltlmes with Sept, 1935 figures in brackets: Prince Edward Island $33350 (23.- 159); Nova Scotia $102,261 ($62,- 280); New Brunswick $28,775 ($28,- 909i.

MARKET FOR CANADIA .\~' HONEY

‘There is a considerable nmrkct in Rolland for honey. ‘The principle demand is for the buckwheat var- iety, which is used by confeotioners as an ingredient. in oakw and past- ry. Domcsllc production is small and mostly confined to clover honey for table use which ls not directly competitive with the imported buck- wheat honey Ctrbo. is the principle supplier of the latter kind, followed in i935 by Mexico, the United States and France. Corutdlnn honey is known and appreclntfll, and bought whenever prices are competitive.

» t niversary Month" with special ser-

ROAST GOOSE DINNER Wei-g

'rru_s__uuAR| (YITETOWN GUARDIAN

‘Islanders Join In , Quincy Church

Celebration l ; '

Mimi’ of the people of Prince Edward Island will be interested in the celebration being held in l the United Presbyterian Church, l lQvimy. Mass, in honor of the‘ l-fOth anniversary of the organiza- l tion of the church. The entire. l month of October is known as "An.

[vices each Sabbath and at the Thursday even"!!! prayer meetings until the week of October- 13m when services will be held each night.

One of the outstanding events of , ‘* lite celebration will be the home. 00mins and reception to be held on

Friday evening, October 23rd, which I will be for all former members,’ Present members and friends. Per- $011.11 invitations have been sent out by the pastor and the session to all living charter members, urg- ills them to attend this reception 01' t0 send a letter of remembrance m‘ greet-lugs which will be 393d I that evening, The charter members now living l on Prince Edward Island include Mrs. Charles Martin of Glenmar- tin; Miss Belle Gliiis, Belle River" Mr. James MacDonald, Caledonia and Mrs. Mary Brehaut of Mont:- gue-the latter being the pergx" W110 Bill/e the Property on which 1 erect the church building. 'I‘h(-. m‘? B150 a. great many people WI] live on the Island now who wt; t at one time members and works» 1' in, the church, and who are s:

interested in the welfare and grout

of the church. It would be a gm. _ ixlcasuro to hear from these friez: with a letter or remembrance t greetings which can be read ah, with the letters from charter me: hers. They have gone from ti church but their works and men:- ories linger on.

The climax oi the entire oelebra- I ‘ v

tion will be the concluding services on Sunday. October 25th. Rev. John O. Paisley’. who conducted the first communion service after the church was organized, will be present and preach at both services and will oiflciate at the communion service which will follow the sermon at the evening service. This service is being held just forty years to a day from the time of the first mm. munion.

The church was organized in July, 1896 and the first commun- ion service was held on October 25th thatsame year. At the time of its organization there were forty members. most 0f whom originated from Prince Edward Island. Today the membership is almost four hundred, with members of all nat- l

i

ionnlitles, though we still hold a monopoly on the "Down Eastcrs." The Stmday School keeps lnercas- l ing in numbers so that at the pre- f sent time there is need of‘ larger Sunday School quarters. although a few years ago the: basement was turned into a. very fine assembly I hall with several individual clasl rooms. A lot of land adjoining the church site has been purchased. on which it will soon bc necessary to build another addition. Mr. Angus MacLeod, formerly of New Haven, P E.I., is the Subbnih School sup- erlnicndent.

The Elders oi the church at the present time are all from Prince Edward Island with one exception. They are as follows: William Ross. l Grahams Road; Daniel MacLeodw‘ Vernon River; James Stewart, ,‘ Westpoint; Angus J. lvilacLeodEl- don, Belfast; Angus MacLeod. New Haven; John MacPhee, New Haven , and J B. Sutherland from Cape Breton.

The trustees include Laughlin MacPhee, Bellview; Alexander Mac- Pherson, Valleyflcld; Charles Camp- bell, Kingston; also George C.Rus- sell, Joseph Mullen, Lloyd Tribou, John Macbood and Clarence Tay- lor. all non-down casters.

‘The deamns include William Oli- lls of Orwell Cove; Alexander Nicholson, Grandview; Alexander MacPherson, Valleyflcld; also Lloyd Tribou and John Hawes oi Wcy- mouth, Mhsschusetts.

The church is very proud of the number of young people who have gone out to become ministers of the gospel or christian workers, one of whom is Rev. Roy J. Stewart. son of Mr. James Stewart, former- ly oi Westpolnt. Others include Rev. Robert Nicholl, son of Rcv. and Mrs. William Nicholl of Quin- cy, pastor of Quincy church; Rev. Irving J. Fletcher, pastor of the Neponset Community Church, al- though not from down east, was first brought to the church in his childhood days by Mrs. Ben Has- lam. (Blanche Abbott) Springfield, PEI; Rev. Duncan MacPherson, of York, Pa, son of Mr. and Mrs. Murdock MacPherson oi Quincy; Rev. Wilbec Kerr. son of Mrs. Jen- nlo Kerr of Quincy, and the late John Kerr; Miss Sadie Campbell. graduate of the Philadelphia Bible School. is the daughter of Mrs. Catherine Campbell, formerly of Fredericton; Mr. Alvin Chocver, a

REM

‘ tion.

Starts WEDNESDAY, OCT. 21, at 9.00 cum.

111s YOUR CHANCE To BUY BIG REDUCTIOHS

post, graduate student, at Gordon Theological College, formerly a member, but now associated with the Baptist Church. and bliss Lilli Stevenson, who is now attending the Moody Bible Institute at Chi- cago.

During the forty years there have been but six pastors, including the late Rev. W. W. Darn-an; the late

Rcv. \V.B. Barr; Rev. A l\I.'I‘homp-'

soil; the lute D B. lvltieLcod, from run 1.; Rev. J.l>l. steady. and the present pastor, Rev. William Nich-

' oil, who visited the Island this past

summer renewing acquaintances of a previous vls’ and meeting a large number of his own congrega- Both Rcv. and Airs. Nicholl were greatly inrprcsscrl with the beauty of t-hc land and the hospit- ality of the people.

Although everyone is looking 10r- ward to thc cclcbration with a great deal of Joy, there is a sad- ness hovering over all plans be- cause oi the fact that Mrs. Nicholl will be unable to tzikc pnrt 0r at- tend any of the activities. During the early part of September she received an injury to her knee which keeps her confined to her home. The congregation fcel her absence from the place of worship

very keenly and hope and pray for hcr speedy recovery.

Any friend wishing to send re-

mcmbrances or greetings may send same to Rev. William Nicholl, 26 Nicholl Street, Quincy. or to the

chairman oi the publicity commit- tee. Mrs. James Ross. 1B Bidlt-‘Otl

street, Quincy, who sends her per- sonal greetings to Mr. Alexander Nicholson who are now

and Mrs.

visiting friends and relatives on the Island. accompanied by Mrs. wu-

liam Glllis. Greetings are also ex-

tended to Mrs. John MhcRse (Katie MncKinnom of Plnnett. a former choir singer and Christian Endeavor worker; also to Mrs. Mary MacLeod, wife oi the late Rev. D. B. MacLeod. The pastor and session Join in wishing all a blessed and happy life until we all

meet in the church above.

IIEATIIERDALE SCIIOOI.

The following was the standing of Heatherdale School for the month oi September.

Grade X Sr.—l, Murdoch Bruce.

Grade X Jr.~-I,Jcan MacRae; 2, Earl MacRac; 3, Margie MacDonald.

Grade IX-l, Gordon Buchanan.

Grade VIII—l,Brucc MacDonald; 2, Willa. Buchanan; 3, Preston Mac- Donald.

Grade V--~l, Rosella MacDonald; 2, Sybil MacDonald; 3, Gordon MacDonald.

Grade I Sr.——l, Chester MacL-ean.

Grade I Jr.-1, Jack Buchanan; 3. Mary Bruce; 3, Christine Nich- olson.

Perfect Attendance-Jean Rae, Mary Bruce.

Mae-

n-JEWELER-u

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P. E. I. Visitor " Is Party Guest

Mrs. Wallace Reeves and hflr two children Mildred and Stewart Reeves have just returned from a visit to Mrs. Reeves’ former home in Quincy, Mass. where she was the g-twst of her aunt, Mrs. Dflfllél hLicLmd and her grandfather, Mr. James A. Steunrt, formerly CflPt- James A. Stewart of Wfst Pl» P- E. I. Mrs. Reeves is also the ncicc oi RGVJRDY J. Stewart Ol Slltlblilj’, Ont., who has suppllPd pulpits frequently on P. E. I.

Aceoifimnying Mrs. Reeves on her homeivard voyage was Miss Irene Reeves of Freetown. who was spending the summrr in the U111!“ States. The following clipping is an account of a surprise. party for Mrs. Reeves, copied 1mm me Patriot Ledger. Quincy, Mass, at which many Islanders were present.

Mm Wallace Reeves (Irene Stewart) of Freetown, P. E. L. was the guest of honor at a sur- prise party Wednesday evening at the home oi her aunt, Mrs. Daniel MncLmd, '70 Pleasant stmPt, Quin- cy, and her grandfather. James Stewart, whcre she resided before her marriage. Mrs. Reeves is HOW visiting there with her two child- ren, Mildred and Stewart Reeves.

About B0 friends, relatives and neighbors gathcrtd and greeted her as she entered the living room which was attractively decorated with trcllisea interwoven with flow- ers, evergreens, and streamers of red and tan. Bouquets of flowers were also used in the room.

Pastor Talks Rev. William Nicholl oi the United Presbyterian church and former pastor of Mrs. Reeves’

church, gave an address of wel- come, expressing the affection and high esteem those present have for her. He presented her with a large basket oi gifts in behalf of the guests.

Opening the gifts and assisting her aunt, Mrs. MacLeod, were Miss Inulse MacLeod and Miss Irene Reeves of Freetown, P. E. 1., and Mrs. Alex Reeves, formerly oi Prince Edward Island. Other as- sistant hostesses xvere Mrs. Joseph Mullen, Mrs. James Breton, Mrs. Mary MacDonald. Mrs. Laughlin MacPhce, Mrs. William Ross, Mrs. Murdoch MacLcod, Mrs, William Gillls, and Miss Belle Bruce.

Refreshments were served. Mem- bers of the choir of which Mrs. Reeves was formerly a member, gave selection as did Miss Annie Russell, pianist; Miss Luella Nich- oll, radio artist; Rev. Irving Flet- cher of the'Community church of Neponmt, a solo, assisted by Loren Tilton, pianist; MisvBee Inghanr.

ENA E. BRUCE, teacher

solo; Mrs. Charles Campbell, and

Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Clocks, Dresser Sets, Leather; Goods, etc.

‘ OUR ENTIRE STOCK MUST BE OLEARED

G. H. TAYLOR

UPSTAIRS OVER CANADIAN STORES-JERAFTON, STREET

Mrs. Robert commode, duet.

The following original poems were read by their author. Miss Jean Gillls, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Gillis oi Pleasant street:

A GOOD SPORT Rev. Mr. Nicholl

It makes no difference where you i so. l

Church meetings or outings any-l where,

You always hear the foiksvsa)‘.

Shall our minister be there?

It makes no difference where it is But one thing I do know,

Lt our pastor isn't there

It is no fun to go.

If it's n picnic. he's a sport

He tries most anything

Even at throwing the roiling pin. He gives it. quite a. fling.

But, best of all, ii you go to church In rain or weather fair

You won't be disappointed

For Mr. Nicholl will be there.

A DEAR FRIEND

Mrs. Reeves

This is a fine assembly

To greet a. dear old friend.

And bring backvpleasant memories Of a friendship without end.

How we missed you when you left us.

For o. better land (they soy)

And this land is P. E. Island

I'm afraid you there will stay.

May God bless you and your babies Bring you back to husband dear And our prayers shall all go with

you And our Device II b0 near.

At the conclusion oi the evening, Rev. Mr. Nicholl led the devotions.

EAST ROYALTY WOMAN'S INSTITUTE The October meeting of East Royalty Woman's Institute met at

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the homo oi Mrs. H. I-Icartz. Meeting opened in the regular way. Roll call was responded to by thirteen members also several vis- itors present. Minutes of Septemb- er meeting read and adopted, no report from school committee, sick committee reportc mm. sent weekly l5 members in Provincial Sanlicium. The business part of the meeting was taken up by ap- pointing committees for the chick- en supper which is to be held on the date as advertised, part pro- ceeds of supper to go to the Pro- vincial Sanitarium. All members are requested to mcct at_' Iicartz Hall, East Royalty on the evening