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sYo

light costs so little.

able floor o condition,

type, put

' NOVEMBER 1.924.-

ASHADO

GIN THE WAY?

lgdilliliilyx ,- " " I.‘.‘l'. l

HOME hull. lighted is like ahome hall \V€ll'm‘——pO0l' econ-‘ only at the high cost of comfort.

Particularly when

dowg, {or example, are" needless aniloyances. White or frosted Edison Mazda Lamps,in port-

r table lamps, overcome this and greatly increase the

chceriulness oi your rooms.

To =obtaixl the best results, choose lamps with wide shades that throw the light upward as well us downward. ceiling fixtures of pendent ‘or shower

In

50-watt white or frosted

Edison Mazda Lamps, or 75-watt lamps if the fixture isa transluceiitbowl.

Near you is an Edison Miudn Lamp store, recognizable by the yellow and blue cartons. real information about good lighting.

There you can obtain

40-1001! clear Ed {son MazdaLamP for are infixtures containing mm- lruiispareu! glasswllra, such as porch and hull Iighlr, etc.

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THE lCHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

l THE clglllllll GUARDIAN

SHOP lroiil Holiuaufi Catalog.

NAM E OM lTTED.—ln- yesterdays }llB.l'(l‘ll'l.1 Rev. W. Gnrdinerh name

_ city of Charlottetown ‘and the Ex; v "- " - hlbition Assocfutlbn. "-ANTI FREEZE for 80 degrees ~ - - bellow zero protection $1.25 per gal- ¢HUR¢H 0F §c°=rLAND_-__Re,;_» 1011-— Bruce Stewart fi <30» 14d- n. P. Byers, B. 0.. of Toronto will - 791 1119 m3 preach Sabbath 23. at Murray Riv- e.‘ at 10.30; Peters Road at 3 p. ni.

SUPPER TONlGl-iT.—'-Hot beans

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND-Rev. Ewen MacDouglall will preach Sabb- ath 23. at Cape Traverse at 11 a. nl. and if the travelling is favour-

l MAKE SPACE arrangements for ,winter Auto storage $10.00 all _win-

" . ter Nov. 21, 1924, to May 2i, 102.1.“

able at. DeSable at 3 p. m. and

Bruce Stewart A’; Co, Ltd, Argyle Shorvat 630 p_ m_

791 11 18 mill lSPEClAL MEETING oi Blerry L. O, L. wllLbe held lit Long Creek on 'i‘llui"sday, Nov 20th, also public meeting at Canoe Cove Hall on

MT. STEWART METHODIST ClRCU|T—Sei'vi‘cell Sunday, Nov- ember 23rd, will be held at Maris ll a.m.- and Mt. Stewart, 3 p.m. Rev. H. T. Smith will "be the speci-

Rircr 11 a. ill. West River 3 p. m. Sabbath School one hour before 131th scrvicu. Evening service in Clyde River also at T. These ser- vicus will all ho conducted by Rev. Gun. .l. (‘. Taylor of Charlottetown.

In the Mt. Stewart Church, Nov. 30th at 7 p.m. Prayer Meeting, Tues- diiy evening at Fanning Brook, Nov. 25th, at 7.30 p.m.

“REGRETTED DEPARTURE — E. A. Caldwell, Provincial ser of the Frost & Wood Com-

vi . v surname COU‘RT—Suprenle M2,,“ fialllghfllxw‘vitgglqxglaggggg “gigging; pany here, leaves this morning for Parkman \'s Mc-Kinnon will comefivlse] “Ogle 1P" Wllflgfiiliili. N‘. tBo , ‘ . , ‘ wl s- . up ior a re-hellrlng. 'lhe case of w“, ‘his family. pfzlnr. Caldewelrlnhsgfl

Wurrell Lord vs. The Scottish Un- _ _ . m“ Insurance Co‘. was concluded been hele since the retirement of.‘

on Slonday and judgment reservedfi

MOONEY-CORMIER- A ill-oily] liutulun wedding took placehTuez- day, Nor. 11. at St. John's c urc , , . when ‘Miss hlllzabeth Mooney was rlifxiilsililiglami: they ‘lope’ llll.l‘l'l8(l to Murtin Corirlier. the mg he was ‘ colvnlony being performed by Rev. FhlilFlS Malia-y. The bride was ‘til-m nunlbel, tended by her sister Miss Stellaiwha, they mum and the“ some m Nltoiu-y, HS bridesmad. Augustneiussure mm m. Hie“, Sorrow on pan“ MtDlll-y, was best nian ushers were Ernest Mooney and ‘velcm (llorge Ilugg, brother and brother- in lziw of the bride, The bride was attired iii ii gown oi" white georg- one, with lrinlnlliilzs of luce, the bridal veil being worn ‘in princess style and having a coronet of pearls. ller bouquet was of white l)l' dill roses. 'i‘hc_britlesmaid worei cl: fUil canton crepe. lfllillllfill with‘. ill'ilk lur- with il large picture. hat‘ Tulle: boggliigtwinigastgf; lion Clolulnn‘ celebrated their sixth (!L‘.‘.l‘lll(llly ll wedding bleakiast. iinll “mma “umlm m“! ‘mmer F“ [he

reception wiis held ut the llonic of.Alrrgféezbgggecfledzii ggllefliijllgljk Mao.

in social and business circles whol

entertained

is

l 'l‘llo boys of the 11th Anllnuni-‘

I ,PONBlFOR THE CHEVRO-

3T°R5 YQUR ,9 H.195 m9 was unintentionally dropped» off ‘hia- " winter for $10.00 at ruce a ewul-l Mm,- m Maym-g‘ “up r, m‘, -& Co, Ltd. " ' 791 11 1B 1113i '

and Murra Ri t 6.30" . . , _ W“ "WW" “mm “i NPm’ Dam“ Special collictloigf a - P m “lliioliplelliingeliillleeniiliiglilrilzilli-iliililili Convent this eveninguaaa 11-90mm , ___ {Ipwardm w“ rendered by the 5

‘ALL HOLDERS or cou-l

"ger-rr-oumuo ORR, Super- lcr Model. are requested to

l» at tho Prince Ewvard

irTheatl-o Friday night. Draw. 'uke.s place at 0 ofclook,

r

wh ‘ threatened to continue all dziyfthc church was filled to cap- JCllY bttore the openlnfi hour. A Ziumber ot banners, "artistically draped, formed an appropriate sett-

rlzoir. Following the Ofterlory, a ;iuct,, “No Night There," was sung Lly Mrs. Angus Cilia and Miss Julia Graham. Immediately pre- ceding the Unveiling, ll quartet. "Slc-Ep on Brave Dead," was given byMessrs D, Johnstone, C. S. Mc- Kay, M. McLeod and R. McLeod of Long River, accompanied by Mrs. I), Johrlstone of the same place. and again, before the benediction was pronounced, the quartet sang

A.

Jnioil l'acii.iic,,..,.'. .. UtlhrCopper z. U. S. Steel ..

U. S. lndustrial.‘li\lcohol.....‘ 85% MONTREAL EXCHANGE 103.70 ‘

1934 Victory . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1933 Victory . 1922 Victory. .. 1937 Victory

Bank Commerce 196 y Bank Royal . . . . .. - Bank Montreal 249%]

Bank Nova Scotltt —~ Wlittflt. Dec. 151%; May 159%; July 139%. "Y‘

Corn, Dec. 115%; May 121%; July 123, . '

Oats. Dec. 53%; May 58%; July 6%

\Vlie8t, Dec, 100v... May 164%. -—'" "ifii

Peters Road

The Peter's Road 'lCl100_l-‘ Mr. M.

Btklton- teacher,‘ and the Alma school, Miss Anna teacher, have a good

I that‘ '

BANKS

n1 ury cred-by those who _

Century Salt. adds to food that restful flavor which is the prldl‘ of all good cooks. _ cooks prefer Century Salt. ' - Iris really excellent for all household uses.

Thatil why

PAGE FIVE

Salt"

And Vicinity

sand it is _ao mild, so digestible that you

can serve it in scores oi tempting nou-

Mr., l-laberlin. attendance-

oils of our warfare are not carnal ver blacks, We wish .\ir, Bullerl but mighty thro God to the pulling success in his new cilterprisl». down or strongholds." The Pane-

gyi-ic was delivered ‘by Rev. E. Mel- Mr. W. B. Hie-ken, merchant. Al-

"ille. Aitkeli of Cavendish spii" ted and forceful address.

Gordon McKay, Chairman of the hieiilorilll Committee, who read the Roll (‘all of forty-seven

4,35 pl-edecessox,’ Mr‘ msflenl ‘agility-gist. who paid the supreme sacrlt‘.

“lurch and h“ made many “lam” in tted the tablet to the care of the ,. _ trustees oi‘ the Church. T55? m?‘ depafl‘ure_"but Wm Mclleod- on behalf of the trustees. "p wt come warm t?‘ himli-tspondcil in ii short address, ac- o ,1, ‘etumsiuptlng the trust for themselves n uesdalakeYrehné and all who might succeed to that ,_ y , ‘ ioiflce. The strvlce closed with the inns“ “herefhirnmfidie ms honle’ by Niltional Ailthenl, followed by the 0 is lends who (lld-Wnuucnom

acted as organist. and the ins “.2: ‘Film; anilvltlllllll‘? gemlimfllong distance to ‘dESlSt on this oc- a aw“ c‘ l“ remnlwcuslon \\'t'l‘e indeed much appre-

|The Guardian joins in the regretlc-“ed The unveil,“ , , ... . g of the l-ion- snd hopes to share ln the welcome h“. no“ is the

months back, and thanks is due al-

11 tqutricnils of the community re-

lsidont li-broild for years, who kindly

llifffiilfltl in tho attaining of this ob»

STOCK QUOTATIONS

haptci", 4th rcrse—"For the weap- about. to place therein a pair of sil-

liston, is doing u good business ill the mercantilellne and is rapidly showing improvements. He his in- stalled a furnace in his T8Sl(lt‘.!|."€i lid also one ill the Peters lload hurch. Besides making liis home comfortable one, Mr. IIickBn also elives in some good rllllllbiPlnfilll 1nd has installed ll Rilillk‘ sci iii th’: home.

in a The tablet was unveiled by J. also which stood for

M1165. twelve of

73¢;

Rev. Ml". Stirling then colli-

l‘ ii w

' \ 'l‘lle new iiriil of Johnston and“ Reid are doing a thriving business in the clam industry. Mr. James A’. Dewar and fnnvly have removed froill Aiurrzlv River ‘,- for il sojourn in the Unila- Slates- prosunlably for the willtei- se-lson. V Heretofore Mr. D€W3" was zravefl- lng representative for the firm of A. Horne & Co, (‘hill-l-lti-slolvn.

Mr. Hugh

bliss Isobel _ MllcLeod

‘File services of those who came

Also bliss Bflcllo MflCnOllillll left Peters Road for the Unltcd States.

culmination oi u

cries of efforts extending for

bliss Laura McLeod has returned lo her home at Peters Road lifter ipl nding some time with frimlils in New Glasgow, N. S. ,

Rev. Dr. Thompson. late of Suin- lnerslde arrived in Abiley recently. . . it'd will hold n series of Evsilgeliia-

.

.4

tic meetings (here in conjunction

with Mr. Louis‘ Hal-rs, who has l.

i :5€.; Ii<§5l

Saturday 22nd at 7.30. Rev. Etl-Kal speaker d u, . i I n _ _ _ _ r , , , . wd-rd Morris w,“ “duress bqghilhe Lumps Sign“ ‘slluflziriltlllglznlffp Jlghynrlmh Abidewlth Me, and are] consequently piogresslnl, gybaglslelshfitegtaloigditarul-ittle folks. YIIQQUIIES- 32411192‘ Lered at both services. There will qgfcvkvhco “,,fi";.l,ingy'@:§wpgglMlilli- “Norah y‘ i riiliouoyftlnl one: fiheeu n also be a l‘. f be l .. < S ' - ‘ ‘ ‘ may glven to: spy l cLyDE AND W531- R|VER,_ the nnerngssegeilzgc: fienétmrvga; ed the [lastorilte of Bradalbiine. Mr. Samuel S. ButlerwPetere‘ A b. s l i ' u a s u, ‘ - II w .

Name

50nd m: ire: recipe book.

Addru:

lrnit lhcLms “l - --_, (‘hem 0s. Limited lealrnl

ASTORIA SHOES FOR MEN

Thu enjoyment men get out of walking depends lafq-‘l! on the footwear chosen. there are no better fitting SHOE) ill Canada today than "Astoria". And the style of them “Oh Boy."

Got Enough Rubbers

next.

Donn, let "winter get upon you without good overshooa

Try a pair

“ 1K .. K31

for your

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' " ' ' .- I " .l- ~ :\l-.. G -- . l’ , ‘ nmmp“bfll5ofcanadianceneralilectncm-l-lmnea m "null i’ i‘ Mei‘ ,“_ feolhalKiilnorl. Russell C, Chandler presld- HAlJFAX. NW. 11-51061 1W0" been singularly blessed in thlsir , t "d Q rice; gqual to , ‘ Lung, 4h Iiall Sh, at which Mi. ant , p . . , l and rubbers. Ours are of the bes , a a p _ ...._.......__- - - la. ms i rnlslled b Johnson and - - / ~ " 1 - - ~~---r;r - ~45“ " " ' ‘ I , , ‘llils. (fornllci- were ilsslslerl, by “lime 0m H ..,,,,~_,,,. Nrember, n," m, Mo,,,,,,,d..“",“k_'“ ‘lmerem Pam‘ m’ Swine“ \ “y _ ~: . i noveet4fi9""*."""“......*. .I‘..‘.H l 3112.1. lleiwifiltlliuuiiey of PrinceEd/lspeechea.Iiiihildnhrlid reniinlsiioxcliicie: élllclfiEXcllilllgéi i» l‘ A" i I-Klilgh County" I ‘ ' 10 1-0 5Q WATT, NOW ONLV_ ‘ lxiii(lgillpllédkvg-gthe; oictilgpenbtrgirlgtj was nilmlrably carried out and COIl- ' . M413 Edward Munn has about @ a » ' - - . - - e . . . . . .. :l--. " - ‘ 32c‘ “many ‘iwlmflil ‘gins’ including‘; s“. tirltiltfilllOvlllllilg“Wllflsltetllxélolidllliflt list" llisillniliuiialphoxlf . iggliiigfii, glillrlxgbgvlilehiplgidlsinttol-‘ltellre -. e, - '. ‘it ill-is. " . , '1'?‘ _ _- . '1,- t- » .»_ z lllillllifi-Iinsolglllityl lllcllllfillilliflll! Liisefutl arr, TOAST LIST ltlwiggierbiour ' M Salli M115. having Dfevlollflly mm‘ i.l _ ' l‘! ' . ~ _ .. , , . i} H m“, “‘ a ‘ L '__ concrete culverts at the necessary I _ Agents for Edison Mazda Lamps § iii-liaise \Vll)‘ltlll)Srl(f-1Ifllgll€(¥;l\:lftlllflgly in‘ ..Th K Wrh _ 1A h Ccalne Sbugufir..p.f.l.. .. points m, the improved .\lill Road. FASi-‘HQNABLE FOO \ . .. . ’ ‘ .» ~- e ins- . e strolls m enlw i‘ "e "8' ¢~ r Tl i. road l ilow on of the best’ oonoooooeiooootooo01o otoooooiooooorooofiooootoooc fitlygxleqzllilliilldlll\iagll‘gll.gegg%g tomtllgii our pang-i,Qorriradem-Aflertlils_guii ‘Afiwerlgn Petroleum 152% M1518 provisiée‘ and leeflects pram “Iii y billet-let. Mr. and hlrs. Corlliier ligasgfllgkilfelilcpgnlgutglsg: fissure Blizigiilfilifgdlliloll ' - . ‘ . L ' ' . H £474 lililosltdlewhgolizdnllxliiirigeazf tlilgnlvoill: 8 . . _ WE A left on the noon train limid ii shuw- . ' ,, ' ‘ . , ' ' __ .. _, , __ _ , _, _ FDISON MAYDA LAMPS - ne-h-l-l-s ‘.‘.‘..“€l‘;°‘li2". ilifi llé‘.“...";‘,“ 3311-133 §'.i1‘.-‘.'.§‘¢‘Zf.‘.i" " $22“ .‘”""...“°I-“'“" {?"‘“§;..é"lf.; . . o... ...-1-».1 Ari-w. < l , . _ H Y * — le an ersine- lr. . - *. " _ _ ‘ J _ , “MW 139w" “as or 5mm crepe “min”;- porger, Spililish River Preferred . 113 v, ,. w WE Mum, who {qt-d Johnston llllbltl Bernice MM" [qr l'i|'(i [Hutu-unm- t choose from y . 0w and 1r Ed rd and have i WW3 “Wrl-"wm ° I coat oi cranberry shade, with illusk- O 0 I R l. qpmflsh River Com w”, - - , D ,1“ ‘h, MUG" l{(|k‘)l‘| pew“ " . 32c ' rut collar and cults and ll small v “'- 1c‘: egponded l” bly i?" ‘sum Company or o2; 4 had charge of the brldge‘ lrofh‘, ' i ' ' o “mull . 10"‘ ' ' ' ‘ .‘ , ; but of chenille. After an extended kalosg: ‘n l e l‘ sentxe of C0 plVdL- British Enmire Steel n! ‘7 _ [h P p‘ ‘hu‘ _.._..__ ° H. M. SIIIY5QN ' - ‘ 7 i" honeymoon they will make ther ' . , , The Loueclors l“ am of e m. . , , .1 | vigor; I - ' ~ " Q l I L 36 wmhm w“ Shea, 11th Ammunition Co|I4mrl.—Rc- lelflllans, - - - > - ~ < ~ - - ~ - ~ testant Orphanage having com- Yllrll. Anna lhlbelln um . 156 Richmond Street 177 Q N STREET (ifliligliglesilowlh M“; (llgmrm plaasg- spoiided to by numerous speakers. gbllllkli pleted their work. reports of which ln-nn Nit-Lulu for A1111“ 5- Dlflll-‘l- t Phone 362 ' We i" copy.) ‘ Dloué Glgueatggtlilefionlg: w b? Lllnt-‘(igtfiilen Pulp Wm be plllbgsgedtivhin an the his “u” “mum,” "Mum" h, “n, "n", .004 ooeeooeoeeooooeoooo-oo - . . '. . . i s, r. meron o ~ ~ - - ~ - ~ - - - -- are rece ve y e l-eusurer a 1 - ‘ --- -—»— -- ~—~—---- » ---»- a me Bank of Nova 3Com, Harrv Cllnzldi-an General Electric .. —— . , {0-1--i—- l . , pol-ten James Cauagh. _ an; pr .'Czinlldian Steamship Com. .. 14 r \\ - PERSONALS fcssor Tunton. an ( o |Ciuuldian Steamship Pfd, .. 57 7 _ ' . Asbestos Coin. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 291/» " . ' 1 _ , . mps.__- The speeches were interspersed _ _ - , _ (let Yolii lvlazdd La I m“ Wm, vocal solos b Dr R b, _. Donllnzon Bridge .. . 74 t d L. ht- lFixtures at “p133 ,sfigzs,rln Pé§:?,°,,’,,,,;‘li§_ ' Janles Callaghan, Fired Duffyfirlolilsii xfzlllgem PM”? 1321/1 '. 1 In solos by Harry Port r, la lo m‘ peg Electric —' an g g Mr Earle Sk-iffinglon u» n1 ll.» by Prol- Tanwn- srenedavge llilr- Nalmmf“ Blewme“ 61% ' i ‘ Trainor. and music by the Cu- A‘ m“ c sugar 15 » ' ,5 week end in the clty- gnu Orchestra lrchgson 1121A, - s , 9 S ‘t d 0 a t _ - - . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ - and Bo s ui s an vercoo .s , _ _ The ,,,,.,,,,,,,g 0mm”, W, chm, i... o... & Foundry ...... .. 11s Remarkable Values in Men s Y . Miss Grace Prom“ m C‘ B l‘ ed rim-lug the evenmg. i,\ln. Locomotive . . . . . . . . . .. 85% . "niérside spent the week end at her home at Hon’ Presid‘8l1t-—CQ1_ 1)_ A MafiAnl. Smeltlng & Refining .. 861/4 ‘F You HAVE AN EYE’ To EcONQMY AND 55. um Loyalist. 141mm,, Anaconda Copper . . . . . . . . .. 39% LAR Do ' - presldeut_R C Chandler Canadian Pacific Railway .. 153% LIEVE IN MAKlNG YOUR DOL - fi Miss Mwrion lMflCKdllllOn. Hill Secretury_M'an,'flng Hagan“. New York Central . . . . . . . . .~118‘/4 DOUBLE DUTY COME IN AND LOOK crest Avenue. city is visiting Executive-Jack MucAleer Phil "mclhle Steel - ~ ~ ~ ~ - ' ~ 65 OVER OUR VALUES . ’ ' ' ’ friends at North Wiltshire. Noon“ and wende“ womf V-"lerllfldloflfll P8081‘ 50 . . ~. -- -- - ~ ls, if we were " 'Krlly Springfield - 9 - ' llnull: .\ll~,-,l_v lzll married con- Uldtm. My fllll". __ p The 11th Ammunition Column - - - ~ -- ults - i)’ m lu< iililltffis u/ishps. Nloel- trzich o! Us to tuirn Hlllllnlszllek The Muses ma Maclqnnon and was nmbmzed m Halifax on Mum rill)? Petroleum . . . . . . . . . .. — M611 S S l i” ill... ...... Siltili uftciwvllrds. the "Selves »“‘1_““““¥ “.. Jew‘, heeded Mlllldg lviooiilnlo motored to Nortll ary 24m, 1910, and consisted of 1i ,f‘_“"'"‘“’°““' m“ Mmme " " ONE QUARTER OFF REGULAR PRICES lhl-r said. angrily, "Well young should. hi,» luch lln - “illtsh-ire on Saturday, Ogcers and 100 men including 2 Rgffiiilnsgtea‘ C“ " " - - - - - -- Ezy - ln. l have l l l» my will and cut "195 - _ u _ "\ 1 o cers, Col. D. A. MacKinnon and ' ' ' " " " ‘ g __ , $26.25 - "I'll with lliislitllllllii?’ ‘iii-gal A" mmdnlbber no“. Mr. Ernest iMacLulro. Rusblco Llelll. Fred Longworth (afterwards giiuiiiliri ‘Tacmc ' 1013s til: 522-50 ' ' "l f'"' \'“1‘.\'_sllrry. lathe-r." sllld "llfilel- has returned home after spending killed in action) from Prince Ed- m” a e‘ ' ' _,_¢___._ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' “A $25.00 Suits for $18 75 - e _\uulh ""\uu dout happen to _____V__________i a qew months. in me Norm “Yeah ward Island. They sailed for ove -, _ $2000 sum m. $15.00 u- ili.- milling with you, do seas on the Olympic on April 1st. m W ' $1125 ‘ _ ‘ - ea l 93,1’ $15.00 sum tor .. . - - ,, . A d . en‘ The nmny friends o, Cantu/h 1916, trained at Bramshott, Whit- - dlllly garm Thonlas Laurie’ Wm be glad n ley and Salisbury Plains, went tu Every sun i, ,.iqm_up_go.qhe minute in style, ‘

Qlards

llalmerillz- Palmer

H.J. PALMERWRJflqQ ,7, Barri-star, Etc. ' i Money to Loan Bank oi Nova Scotia Building Charlottetown, P. I.

clloualdilz McPhee B. A. . '

KMcDONALD . H, F. McPHEE B. A. Barristers, Attorney. Etc. Money to Loan '11 Building ' Charlottetown

Mllrk R. McGuigan B. A.

"Rlsrsn. SOLICITOR, Money to Loan Cameron Block f

Charlottetown, P. E. Mend-

l 1 o - t. C. Archibald lots N. v. Post. oozes: o_ H ehool d Ho‘ al . tlcc limited . -" and ‘rm-on ‘ - "the layer lulldlng _ l‘. 0n; l Tel ‘ "WED-lie 121cm“. 5i

\

ETC.

Qgvdrje! gf collogs, silzlansd " use! - - ' limligllooio 33.50. ,

that re]: tiers the same service above the waist as a corset does below-