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A BIG .8 PRIVATE CHRISTMAS Gregting Card sample book tree; men and women already mnkink five dollars, up daily. in spare time; experience or capital unnec- essary. Garretson Co, Brantford, Ont. A. W. 6-241

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$250 MADE

IN sranr: who‘ IN crrv on Town, taking _or ers._ Delivery later. Personal G eéting Cards. Something new and snappy. "Im- perial Art" 5i Wellington West, Toronto. W. (i118- 29-!!-

EXTRA MONEY IN’ YOUR SPARE ' time. U. to $10. a day easily earned, selling ourvbeautiful per- sonal made-to-order Christmas. cards to your friends and neigh- bors. 35% commission. Sample Album free. Write Manager, Dept. Z, 3 Winchester Ave, Mon- treal. A. W. Sept. 8.

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WANTED, AGENTS MALE OR FE-l

‘male to sell religious. Education- al and Scientific literature. Liber- al commission given. A ents mak- ing tow to five thousald dollars per annum. Apply immediately by letter to E. F. Munro, Char- lottetown, P. E. I.

7629-9-7-11

To Let T0 LET-FURNISHED RESI- dence with modern conveniences. Aipply on premises, 17 King Square t‘ ty.

7580-9-5-3.

PRACTICAL NURSE WANTS work, looking affer- aged couple. invalids or maternity cases. Apply W., Box 116, Guardian Office.

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Miscellaneous INO. ALFRED MACDONALD Land Surveyor, Hermanville, P.

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MEMORIAM AND MOUHNING cards at shortest notice. Guard- ian Job Printery.

SHIPPING TAGS, EXPEDITIOUS- ly supplied. Guardian Job Print- ery. tf.

‘WANTED T0_ RENT, HOUSE OR apartment furnished or ulifum- ished. Apply Guardian. 7576-9-5-41

I IIAVE TOUR WANTS IN AM- erican Rubber belting and Traces, guaranteed, nt half price. Clinton D. Morrison, Fredericton, P. E. I I

7496-9-1-61

HILL-HEADS AND - STATEMENTS neatly printed. Guardian ' Job Printer-y. ti.

CORRESPONDENCE CARDS AND envelopes with address printed. just the thing for acknowledge- ment, lritimations, etc., Guardian Job Printcry. tf.

PARIS LUNCH ROOMS. TANTON building, Great George St. (oppo- site Cudmore Bros). Expert cook- ing. Highest class service. Every- thing new, clean and sanitary.

-——i-—----———i—— Prices reasonable. Opens Satur- LARGE ROOMS TO LET. APPLY dny, Sept, 8th, ‘ Guardian Office. 7808-9-6-31 7620-9-7-61 __, __ GARAGE T0 RENT. APPLY 187 Prince st. " 7602-9-6-21 F“ Sale

_______i_______ l‘0 RENT-A HOUSE SUITABLE for small family. Apply Guardian. 7633-9-7-31

Articles For Sale

ANTIQUES AND OTHER FURNIT- ure for sale. Apply Guardian Of- fice. 7808-9-6-31

.__. FOR SALE-ONE ENTERPRISE Ideal range in good order. owner leaving town. Apply 198 Sydney St. , 7631~9-7-1i

FOR. SALE-ONE 3 ILP. INTERNA-

tional Engine almost new. one

l'/_- H. P. International Engine, almost new, one 1V.- H. P. Mogul

Engine in perfect; condition, two

3 H. P. Fairbanks Morse Engine,

800d condition. Apply W.A. Pooley,

North 'I‘ryon. 7560-9-5-31. __ __________________ I-‘OR SALE-SECOND HAND P. W. C. books including a‘ Chemistry. Greek-Physics, Cicero, and a few others. Apply 224 Fitzroy Street. " .7558-9-5-3i.

Mala i-ielp Wanted

WANTED-MAN on BOY ron iarm work. Apply, A. D. Brehaut. Powrial. l . -- vaioo-s-ii

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. MAN wanna 1'0 WORK on farm. Apply "S". Guardian. ~- ~ilsao-a-as-ti.

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LOST-ERATEIINITY PIN. LET- tered A. K. K. aLRoclly Point in

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MAID wanton-array MRS. Wilfred Taylor, 8 Ambrose SI. vm-o-a-ai. L q WIANTE? Two scum" oratslro cam he Mlllne . Apply 8B- Rendle, at ProwaewBi-oa Ltd. vsat-ins-ai . wan-ran ‘MAID r0 no PLAIN cooking. Apply‘ x Y. in can of

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FOR RENT-HOUSE AT BRIGHT- on with modern conveniences. Apply to W. H. Hood, Cornwall.

Teachers Wanted

TEACHER WANTED-WANTED for Hebron School District. No. 163. A second or third clam teach- ‘er. Supplement $75.00. Apply to Angus. A. Clements. Coleman. R.

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Boarders Wanted BOARDERS ACCOMODATED. AP- ply Guardian Office. ‘7579-9-5-31

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ed at as School st. 7801-9-6-31

City Hotel. 7416-8-31-61-

ROOMERSWAN TE D.TWO nicely furnisiicd heated bedrwm»! to let. For further Pflfllclllills write M. in care Guardian Offlcfl-

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nedy, first chief justice of the Irish Frcc State. when he laid a wreath on the tomb of the great Irish-Can- adian on Parliament Hill this morn- mg. The chief justice was accomp- anied by Hon. Charles Murphy. l0!‘- mer postmaster general. T. DAICY McGee, nephew of the famous Pat- riot, attended the ceremony.

Eastern Guardian

a . JPOTATO DIGGER demonstra- ¢|;,n_ see our improved Proctor Digger at work at the Montalllv l - lustration Station. Fleld DW- Sell‘- 7th. at, 2 p. m. Bruce Stewart g co. Ltd. m

auction-The Imperial Im- proved Proctor roam Diner will be demonstrated It the Field D8)’ Meet at Montague Illustration Sta- tion Y. P. on Friday. 541M- llh- w" invite all interested to see this ma- chine at work. Bruce Elev/Ill 4‘ 00., Ltd. 73*

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Organist and Choir Master St. James Church.

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ZION CHOIR-Members are rel quuted to be present at rehearsal, this evening.

CHRIST CHURCH Cherry Val-E icy 11 o'clock, Holy Communion 7i .oclock, evensong. Preacher at both. Services. Canon Malone. ’ l

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. — The ‘Treasurer of the Protestant Orphan- ISQ acknowledges with thanks receipt of $40.00 from the Home Auxiliary. Mt. Herbert, P. E. I.

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HIGHFIELD-There will be di-- vine service in the Presbyterian‘ Church on Sunday at 3 p. m. Rev. Fred Williamson, Malpcque, will _____ conduct the service.

IBntVICwRIZSIDENT-At the r808 mee o the CanadianBai- Asociatlon held at Regina, Saskat- chewan. Mr. J. n. Stewart, x. c., was elected vice president of the Association representing P. E. I.

PHESBYTEBIAN CHURCH IN CANADA-Sunday Sept. 9th servic- 8S will be held in the Clifton Church at 11 a. m. in the South Granville Church at 3 p. m. in Long River Church at 7.30 p. m. PBESBYTERIAN SERYICES,._ Mafslllleld. Harrington, Mt. Stewart congregation Mt Stewart 11.00 a. m.; Harrington 3.90 p. m. S. S. 2.00 l1. m; Marshfield 7.30 p. m. Services for Mt Stewart will be be held in schoolhouse at Head of Hlllsbor- ough.

POLICE COURT-One drtmk ap~ peared before His Honor yesterday morning at the Police Court and. was fined $5.00 or ten days in jail.

CENTRAL PARISH (Church of Scotland) Rev. A. J. G. Murchison will preach on Sunday, Sept. 9th at Glasgow Road at 10.30 a. 'r‘n.. Lot 18 at 3 p. m. and in the People's Church, City at 7 p. m.

POWNAL CIRCUIT-Por- Sun- day next, Powpal 11 a, m. Clif 2.30 p. m... Mt. Herbert, 7 own? Rev. F. H. Littlejohns preacher. Prayer servicé at Millvietir Tuesday at ii o'clock. ' , ii ‘av-u. POTATO BIGGER ‘demqnstrat- ion. See our improved Proctor Dig- ger at work at the Montague Illus- tration Statlon, Field Day. Sept. 'lth at 2 p. m. Bruce Stewart 6:. Co. Ltd. 7635

ANNUAL COLLECTION- At a meeting of Charlottetown Branch. of the P. E. I. Bible Society held last evening it was decided to take the annual city collection on Mon- day, Sept. 17th, when collectors will call on the citizens.

CORNWALL SERVICES-There will be service Sunday Sept 9th in the Unit/ed Church Kingston- at 11.00 a. m; Wat Rive-r at 4.00 p. m. and Cornwall Hall at‘_i'.30 p. m. Kindly note change of hour of afternoon Service. S. School at West River at 3.15 p. m. Rev. E. M. Altken, B A. Minister

1200 TON CARGO OF ANTHRA- CITE COAL CHARLOTTE- TOWM-The sch ‘ ner “Ruth Mart- in" now at: New Yprk will load a full cargo of D. L. and W. Hard Coal for A. Pickard 8t Co. Householders bunting hard coal should order their supply now.

NOTICE-The Imperial Improved Proctor Potato Digger will be dem- onsiratcd at the Field Day meet at Montague Illustration Station on Friday. Sept. 7tlr. We invite all interested to see this machine at work. Bruce Stewart 6r Co., Ltd.

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RESTING COMI-‘ORTABLY — Master Russell McKilinon of this city. the little boy ‘who was injured a few days ago in an auto accident is reported resting comfortably at the Prince Edward Island Hospital.

GOES T0 PERSIA.— Mr. Owen Moore who has been in this Pro- vincc for sometime has left for Per- sia where he will act as purchaser of Oriental rugs for an old Toronto ______ House. Mr. Moore‘s purchasers will CRAPAUD AND SpRINGFIELD take him l0 Theran, Persia, 8S well There will be a celebration of the as the Cflucusw-S and 0th" eastern Holy communion m s,“ Eumbem-s countries bordering on the Caspian on Sunday at 11.00 a. m., and ev- The Guardllm Wlslles M‘

ouncernents.

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Land. left to pglllt, they are: lliir. gland; lion. E. G. Israeli. S nicer ' Pripps, Spchlkt-l" iif who of house ui‘ IISSEIIIIII)’, Suitll Af- Sourhergr, Rrhitieqll: .\l;ir— ffcl; lit. lion. ‘lilidi < Show, 0X’

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less .- liuli. it \'. (lulled, .'\l_ I., .-\.. mil -r of public health, Malta; Aq- U,» m ¢k,-_ If“. I7‘. t‘. (ioaswarinli. delegate from lil-

MacArthur-Rogers N uptials At

Miss Ruth Harper returned to? Bcston Tuesday morning. after |spending a pleasant vacation wilh_ ‘her parents Mr. and Mrs. George‘

ening prayer in Crapaud at 7.00., Sermon subject-The baffling things of life.

RECOVERING-The many friends of Mr. J. A. McDonald, well known auctioneer of this city, who was stricken with brain hemorrhage last week, will be pleased to learn that he is now convalescing to a com- plete recovery.

CANADIAN LEGION B. E. S. L. —At a meeting of the Executive Council of the Charlottetown

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will be services on Sunday Sept. 9th in Montague 11 o'clock; George- town 3 p. m; Sturgeon 730 p. ln. Russell L. Wallace, Minister.

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FRENCH CRUISER IN PORT TODAY.-—Hls Honour Lieutenant ‘Governor l-Ieartz has received word lthat the French cruiser. Ville d'Ys iwill arrive in Charlottetown this morning and will leave in the ev- lening. The Commander will make a |call on His Honour who will re- iturn it. Arrangements are being imade to entertain the officers at ltennLs and golf. The Ville d‘Ys was ‘Iin Charlottetown two years ago.

Sunday. Sept. iJ-Brookfleld 7.30 p. m; S. S. 10.30 a. m.; Hartsviile 3 p. m.; S. S. 2 p. m.: Hunter River 7 p. m.:; S. S. 10.30 p. m.; Clyde River ll a.m.: S.S. l0 a. m.: Free- town 3 p. m; S. S. 1.45 p. m.; Tyne Valley and Lot l4 Victoria West l.- 30 a. m; ‘Pyne Valley 2 p. m.: Pree- land 7 p. m.; Lot l4, 4 p. m.: Tryoii

PRE SBYTERIAN SERVICES —-

H. Harper. East Royalty. She wasl accompanied by her sister, Miss) Grace who will spend the winter there. .‘

Miss Emma M. Holmes. who has‘ spent a. very pleasant holiday visi-‘ ting her parents Mr. . yalty, left) on return Saturday morning for Rhodc Island to resume her duties as teacher in the Belle School, West Kingston.

of Charlottetown.

Summerside

A wedding of much interest took place on Wednesday, Sept. 5th, at 3 o'clock at the home of Senator and‘ Mrs. MacArthur, Summerside. E. I.) when their second daughter. Dorothy Grace, was united in mar- riage to Benjamin Rogers, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Rogers

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Branch of the Canadian Legion B. E. S. L. hel last evenln , final ar- rangementsdwere made fir a mem- M- Pemr or“? °f st- ‘wards "n09? orial service and decoration of grav- wan“ was delmushed 0" W940”- es in the city cemeteries to be heldday anerllw" when a cllY ca!‘ dfl- on Sunday‘ sepL 16m. when ‘hewen by a lady accidentally ran in- suggested m“ sung," sewrcesrverely cut. the wound being dressed might be held in outlying districts by DP- MfiKtmle-

where returned men are buried.‘ Comrade Col. Johnson presentedl the Legion with an enlarged photo- graph of the member in attend- ance at the Canadian Legion Con- ventlon held in St. John in June last. Col. Johnson was tendered a vote of thanks for his thoughtful- riess.

ISLAND CROP REPORT - The crop report for August recently is- sued through the Dominion Bureau,‘ of Statistics contains no estimate of the total yield. The report for Prince Edward Island follows-Aug- llst temperature, highest 90, lowest 50_; mean 65,613; rainfall 3.88; sun. shine 181.7 hours. August weather

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;the end of the long drawing-room ____ 743° P- m- RW- D1" Genge ‘"1" _ which was profusely banked with | HAD NARRQW 55gA|>5_n was Pfeflch B! W119 VEllBY- jferrls‘ and gladiioii, in the presence . I I CI I III YORK CHARGE UNITED ‘o e mme ate am es and a

CHURCH 0F CANADA. Services for Sunday Sept. - . . .1 Ch h h l 10 Legion will attend in a body. 1t 151m "Im- Mr- CH1: had his head se-lzlwk u a m “m 5° °°

held in York hall) Brackley at 3 l). Central church. Marshfield-Dun- staffnage at 7.30 p. m; school Boothroyd, Minister.

9th as follows: m.; (service and school to be m; Church school at: 2 p. m.

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at 10 a. m. Rev. F. E.

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PERSONALS

lfew intimate friends, the Rev. Wl-l. —-WEST POINT-The {Presbyter-

|Harding officiating. ian Service at West Point will be. The bride who was given 1n m“. at 2:30 p. m. Tile service will be ,-

. iage by her father, was gowned in conducted by Henry G- Wfilbvn. the a beautiful dress of white taffeta. Presbyterian student land silk net in bouffant style and [her veil of fine tulle was made in cap effect of Chantilly lace caught by orange blossoms and fell grace- fully from her shoulders in filmy layers forming a train. She carried a large shower bouquet of roses, sweet peas and maiden hair fern.

Miss Constance MacArthur, who attended her sister as bridesmaid. ‘wore a smart French model of in- fdigo blue and carried a bouquet of

—ALBERTON— The Presbyterian services at Aiberton on Sept. 9th‘ will be as follows, Sabbath School; ., morning service at ll :00‘ a. m. Subject: "The Cornerstone ofl Christianity." Evening service at, 7:00 p. m. Subject: “The Gloriousl Gospel of Christ." The services will. be conducted by the Presbyterian} student. Henry G. Welbon.

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- ton Street, City, by E. M. Aitken. mofifnlglfz; ffgé fQQADQLZ§WM§ a. a. Ruth Marion Coffin, daughter C

G as paid by Ho“ Hugh Ken, of Mr and Mrs. David Coffin- BC, W -

BIRTHS

DUI-‘I-‘IL- At‘Village Green Sept. lst. 1928. To Mr. and Mrs Edwin Duffy, a son. Joseph, Emmet.

IIISCOTT-At Rustico, Aug. 27th. to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hiscott. a son. Congratulations.

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MARRIAGES

HO RTON—COFFIN.--At 265 Graf-

Fortune Bridge. P. E. I. to _John Weston Horton. of Saskatoon, Sask-

IlASLAM-WOODSIDEF-At St Johns Rectory. Crapaud,'P. E. I on September 5th 192B, by Rev. Chas. C. Rand. Rector. Prank Hyatt Haslam, of Springfield, P. E. I., and Theresa Jean Woodside, of New London, P .E. I.

DEATHS

lVIacAULAY-At uwis. 130$ 30- o" Sept. 2nd. 1928. Mary Jane Mac- Aulay, aged 24 years.

MacIIAY-At Grahams Road. Aus- 5th. John A. MacKay. need 87- Pim- eral Friday at 7 P- m-

TANTON-At st. Avards, Sept. 5th, Mrs. Geo. S. Tanton in her 63th year, Funeral Sunday. Sep. 9th.. service startling at 8 l1 m- 111w"- ment Peoples Comet"!!-

, 1 t, Annie J.. beloved wife Si‘ tslfgtiat: John .1. mun-av (nee Mover-fab.) (Prince Edward Island papers please coy!)-

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01.1928 t Louis Millon flu-d. son of Mr and Mrs. Arthlii-"A. Pollard. Funeral from the g home of his parent! Sunday Sept 9th service beglniha at 1.00 p- m. Interment Cornwall Cemetery. Rev. B. M. Aitktn. B. A-

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favorable for harvest. Haylng com- pleted with heavier yield than es- timated. Most cereals were cut‘ QBIIY- CMDS are above average.

Mr. T. J. Coleman, St. Stephens. N. B., is in the city.

Misses Muriel and Mildred

-—ACCEPTS POSITION. - Mal Leith Crew. formerly of New Hamp-= shire, has accepted a position on

Blight is growing, but potato crop is growing well, and should yield above average. Roots and pastures are good. Fruitlcrops will be light. ,_________________

Tccnlbs. left this morning on an extended visit to Detroit.

Mr‘! Earl McDonald. who has‘ been spending his holidoysat i115 home in Eldon, left Wednesday on return to Halifax.

i I Mrs. William Rooney and little daughter have returned to Water- town. Mass. after visltlnB W911i!“ in Pleasant Grove.

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Grove is leaving shortly for New- ton Centre, Mass.

Mrs. John Grove. is visiting guest of her brother. Ml‘- Burns.

Miss Mildred Tomlins left for‘ her homo in Toronto yesterday morn- ing after spending a pleasant sum-

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, , mer in the city. l-Iis many frielndg wbigl bl; Bllzilfllé‘; th i. Mr. , . llrll 1Y- 4 - m; of “the car ferry C. N. It. Bor-

den. is back to work again after his ll recent illness and very‘ much im- ( proved. Containing ‘the 221:5; cilllm A)!’ E

LEMON is a splendid rhedi- ‘ elnejor Oonfillillllllli nllmu‘ ‘ new. Indltfilllflll. 0W- ll "l" u g gentle laxative flllll stimulate: the liver. In all feverish conditions it exerts excellent cooling results and Ia moat

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Mp1 Elton Rayner, Mt. Herbert. and Mrs. Kent Jones, HMEWIOOK- left today to attend the funeral of their little nephew Master Henri! Ellis. Northam, non of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Ellis.

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Sister James Marie, St. Margar- et's Academy, Minneapolis, Minnee cola, arrived home Monday even- ing on a viait to her Plffifll-‘l- MY- and Mrs. James Campbell, Ollie Traverse.

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were accompanied by their little neice, Miss Elene Duffy 0f will?‘ town, Mass.

Mrs. E. J. Surge and son Vernon. have returned t0 their home in Stoneliam, Mass. after spending the summer months with her par- ents Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Donnelly. The!‘ were accompanied u far as Charlottetown by. her-sister, Mrs. M. H. Hytlaiiflulnmeluide.