ocroelca 13. 1927

y in Aluminum.

- l =Your grocer knows whenryou order r JIZED. ROSE ORANGE BEKOE- you a are a judge of ﬁnd/tea. " "

R18 Midis?"

seutaiives of the

resented Requests To The Government

Tuesday night a- delegation from the ProvinciahTelhperallce

the prohibition trials. Some remarks were also

passed by the former "bollyrespect-‘demands luade by the

, E. Bentley, K. 0., Dr. S. N. Lea. ‘glliertson. Revs. Dr. J. A. lVlc-i , _' n,l»{. D. Raymond A. A. Mc- ~ ' Leo . F. u. LittIejohiifsQ-JINGBrt-Jrude Wmlld mvert. li./r. Sprlgge, n. .Liml-l

p11‘. E‘. Bnothroyd, 110s; P. n. Messrs _J. F. Profltt, Mr. N..

GKGL Geo. E.‘ Brown; yleagc a or. -.S. lvf

Io and J. T._ McLeod.

I jute-mug? {ma} was the. ohm, English Channel, and whose time b“ ea an of the delegallpn gave for that feat was lowered today by all. dglgsslnl. our a“ haul. He“ Dr. Dorothy Logan. said tonight

ti Al nee wmch are as follows; channel mark’

é:

~‘, ‘at s‘. special session 0f fibre" legirlalnrq be held tomakc certainl amendments to tho Prqhlbltinnl Act. and that the Commission he. instructed by the govornlitetit. ml limit " cri-ptlolls. for liquor to twenty-five per month. ' - '

-——COME AND HEAR Dr.

Commissioners from six, to three, ‘lb, chairman toagqvotéjfu time , to the work andlfirrecelv "a sel-

ary. the othetjftwb to befpaid, a Kensington October $11111" 111ml tnf‘ ililburse them rorlBradalbane. Oct. 17th. their lmvellink exponseetliths lip-geese and get $1.55 at the car Wiptment;,ef."maglstrates jwith cx- "

es .Adm_lss_ion 25 cents.

1 | | l. ~ . _ , _ I le city thc guest of M16 Frunk'of 12,164,708 dozens eggs in cold g xhfsnilllllrilszllzgslllli: astlégillg; 11:; 32:11 Yﬂrds- . Summtmlggl-To 1301111101 ; llallglll. storage as compared to a 13.160965 neirlght m séarélL éapelllhliylwlth l‘ l, ~ - -l3-4i- dozens Oct 1st 1926. 242 reports

reference to women, a woman war; ———- lien 10 be appointed for the latter‘ purpose. '

an additional official of the De- Dﬂfllllfiili. 0i’ Education he appoint.- ed to give tclnperallcc" instructions ‘in the schools. also illui. nn official Yeiifﬁbliiltaiivo. of filo Alliance he

(Canadian Press.) MONTREAL. Oct.

stock. Tilt-re wr-rc 700111116.

commission in respect to the en forcing of the Act. and some repre- Commission eiwuld be present in court during

made by Reverend H. D. Raymond ufter which the Premier replied ill some length, assuring the delegation that Alll- it was the policy of the Govern- ance waited upon ,.Premlter _S§1_ li- ment to see that tile Prohibition ers and his government‘ presen MLAct-la strongly enforced, and proln- cerlaiu resolutions which had been islng careful consideration of the Alliance. ting enforcement of the"Pl-ohlbltlnu Brief remarks were also made by Act. The delegation was headed by Mr. Crosby, Hon. Dr. llicNeill, Hon. Mr. Cyrus W. Crosby, Pfesidentﬂli. W. LePsge, Hon. J. P. Mcfntyre, tho other members present being Mr. G.E.,Brown and Hon. W.M.

Try Channel Again

- I l 1|‘ NEW YORK. Oct. ll-Gertrude ' Mam“ w" T‘ Bu” tEderle, the ﬁrst woman to swim the

nglforth the main demands of the! that she is “mung to try f” a new l ' '

Western Guardian

Clar- the number m‘ (lqutbm pros. once MacKinnon of Halifax speak 1n Epworth Hall, Summerslde, to- n ‘night at 8.00 p. m. Subject: "The Th“ amendnloilis askcd“for"vvere:|Ch\11”Ch 111 AFB 811d Hiﬂillfyf’ There The reduction of the number .01 will. be most attractive lantern slid- 9669

—-AM TAKING ‘LIVE GEESE at 18th and at, Bring in your|

perl . .. . . - ‘goose. or $185 delivered at the llnulray nu. spending a wcr-k in Bureau of Statistics shows a total

Thc Alliance furillcr asked thotl

11; __ 1mm. visit to friends. 85 ullccp ului l:tln'ba_ 9S! ilolzs and {l5

Central Guardian

l Tunney — Dempsey

POLICE COURT - At the oolivc ' ' l colirt yesterday morning one drunk Films Showlng l was dismissed it being the first of-l Tomorrow l

fﬁllbe.

i . . - l . nmﬂls__w “J The most interesting sport film erggfcgmfstsogle Publlc FOrlllmAcver produced. Tllc Tunney-Demp- ol the Guardlam must send ‘hell-lacy Fight Pictures Will be shown atl real names and addresses. not nee-Hi": Prmce Edwimi Theatre w‘ essarily for publication, but as almmmwg l guarantee of good faml l To facilitate handling the crowdsl

the Prince Edward will open a spec-l

A Mos-r SURPRISING “NE Qflial box office in the new Theatre. lovely new fail hats came in by ex-l press yesterday, felts, velveis, andl felt combinedhwlth VE1V€lt-—$y;l5.l0Wlll, __- NISTERIAL “smat- say $5. but t ey are ony . .—V‘ Ml — Moore dz McLeod, Limitﬁd- 9552'31l Ministerial Association of P. E. l-.l

i WONDERFUL RANGE of newvlottelown, on Moluluy, Oct. 17 at Beddings, English Down Puffs. Eng-l 11 u, m,

llsh Blankets. Kenwwd Blankets‘ all at very attractive prices —-Moorc_: 8: McLeod, Limited. 9662-20

IN MEMORLIAM

MRS. E. G. PARKMAN

. MARSHFIELD a A P 1' I s T,‘ CHURCH - Preaching servlcci

Sunder. Oﬂl- 16 "E 3 3* "1- °°"‘,i“°‘"l The death occurred in this" city- eil b!’ R"- RDB“ 931mm“ of Lhaplon October 6th of Elizabeth Boyce.l imtewwu- ‘beloved wife of Mr. E. G. Parkmaml bfte ill f about six weeks. t OTHER Y's CLUB — The OihP-l‘ qhcalgtte (Parkman enllgrated. Y's Club held their‘ 01191111115 wiekilto this province from Scotland inf ly meﬁziiﬂtlh “TY illsllslvsifsoélllliteailj 1840 with her parents ~ when only‘ niizzhgt nimpegrulnt - balding“ “ma; two years of age. The family locatél brought up regardlng the ucllvlhled _in Bonshaw where the decease »

_ l elk resided until her marriage in 1887. l” °‘ ‘he “mblm ‘he “m “g “ 1 r a kindly and lovable disposi- mn" ‘ltion the late Mrs. Parkman made

BALDWIN-STlTl-"l HEATHER-land retained numerous friends vlvho YARN here m all colors 25C skelnow ll regret to learn of her pass rig.‘ Baldwms “Beehlvcn all colors goczShe was a faithful and consistent skeln "wheeling" ln two End 3 pll/member of Trinity United Church all colors 25c per skein. This and always took a keen interest 111 Wheeling is full 4 ounces to thelililurch llwrk-

skein. and thus twenty per cent bet-l Besides a $°YT°Wi11g 111151111114 Shel ter value than the lighter skeins.— leaves t0 111011111 0119 51911-5011. Em-l Moore a; Mcbeon‘ Llmlmllp ‘est, and a grand-daughter. Nettie 9562.19.13.21 lMcInnls, who resided with her.

, The funeral was held Saturday POWNAL gngcgyp -_Ngxﬁ suﬁ-lafternoon at 4 o'clock, service at day, Oct. 16th Rev. F‘. E. Boothroydlthe house at 3.30 being conducted of York will preach on thc Pownallby Rev. Hammond Johnson. assist- ficld a: follows:—11 a. m. Mt. Heﬁ- edTlialy Roll/i H. Ramsay.

bert Or hanage and 2.30 p. m. Mi -£ e pa carers were: essrs; liew. pIn the evening at '1 thclHcnry Rackham. Frank Morris. Pownal service will be conducted by. Frank L. Dillon. James Kiggins. L. Mr. Boothroyd and the address wllllJ. McDonald and D. D. Morrison. be given by Mrs. Gordon Wright. Interment was in the People's leader of the W. C. T. U. of Canadascelnetel-y, . Al! arc cordially invited. l

——-————(-O-§--1--—

"E“~°‘°"“s l The Markets‘

Mr. John T. Valley. teacher at: '

Peakes Road was a visitor to thc, city yesterday.

l |

OTTAWA, Ont. Oct. l2.--tEggs) —Tl1e preliminary report of cold storage holdings in Canada on Oct- liirlhlober ist issued by the Dominion

Rev. Robert Murruy _allll

Mrs. Geo. McLean and child leftarc included in this summary with yesterday morning on return td-‘ifi Still t0 be‘ heard from. Winnipeg after visiting friends hex-cl TORQNTO~TNEYQ 1W8

_ ‘sharp decline in receipts of fresh

Mr, and Mrs, Guy camel-on havelcggs and extras and firsts are very- arrivnd from vi¢mr1a_ B_ C" on affirm. Dealers" are quoting country lsllippers: Extras 45-48. firsts 39-, 42, seconds 33—3f:_._ .

MONTREAL--This ' market COD-ll

been a

Many friends in thc city will re-

auowed m examlm, lll-e nerllllcallmlpﬂlvel, M, sale n" llm m." "lllrkels gret to learn of the very serious tiuucs somewhat dull with fresh (BX-l

and booksnf thc Conllnissioli with 11 "WW i?! lmvinif the information Published: Furthermore ‘there should be adequate and satisfact- ory oversight on the part

today, All steady. Ewe and $11.00 and grass calvca $4.75 of the $15.00

pri cos wc re

WQ:¢ l¢xkfxxkxxx

l, "CLASSIFIEDS

_0m\ insertion - Four Insertion: Jiillht lnlnrliunn

AnvEnTlsEllENfrs,

So per line of fi words . 7o per lino of 5 words

9-06400 +o++0w

.'__.___a___

Agents Wanted‘. ,,

For S—a_le

about _ Hogs sold for $9.85, good inspector of Weights and Measures. wether lambs $1075 to

tn

IQ-O-OO-OQ-OO-OQMOOQ-O F . t

orderé for the ﬁnest. line of Per.-

in Canada. Regal Spadina Ave., To 7-1

. Oct." 3-§0.-" bits. Apply 31 Elm Avenuc,| "_' _-,-L4____n_.-_.___-| Charlottetown, P. E. I. t . ' V i i 962310-11-51 ._..Mlscelidi1eousl _- ; l __

, i .______i,_t__.___- f. ‘i. 5N0. rm-zn lvlcnolvannzib/lu Bur , or, Hcrmahville, P. i" 9030-10-12 lmw.’

th buildings,

" LJ____.._ i i__.__.. ESCA PED FROM MY RANCH AT _ ' Maheque Silver Female Fox Pup. marked A. B. R. ‘right ear. Rewar 1f caught alive. Roy Woodside. 1 . : ‘ 9659é10-l3-2Ll

John McLean 8:. ' - ' 9262 9 21 if

four females sil

.--.-+_------_/—— _ Tm: Imus: is EXTENDED r01; A" Mildred to measpre.‘ pant entirelyl , free, with an order for a. t or.‘ i‘ over-coat, from about flftyiampl as or English goods. madkiiﬁlany mic. and fit guaranteed. Olﬂi lmil. hr write me to oaIlPSFM-Tst-

Apply 1'40 Hillsboro.

1'12 Frince Street. City. "' ‘ ‘ i Biiost l

l. - - . .

p "nsT-Tntll: nub tun, SUNDAY; knight between Cherry Valley and. ' ca Hill. Please notify McLalnel Service Station. 9841 l

middle-aged woman t0 attend

Phone Shir-J.

STA-FISHING i "t: t u orth Point. flflﬁllﬂerf pl - not; y Henry F. Hackey, Savoy eoaa-lo-la-al.‘

Hotel. 9655- 10-13

banding, N. B. *

‘ Situation Wanted

nn-r0§lTrEv_As NURSE 131th. P. E. Island YGPTGSEDYMilWLl Qlihouahkeepel, l“ small lamlll, 9003 , lWANTED -_ "A POSITION

valid or for light housekeeping.

9647-10-12-2i. ,

pfemaie Help Wanted ‘ liqwanrcn - z GIRLS. REVERE

lraoslwlis WANTED T0',,~TAKi‘-llFOR ‘SALE-TWO oousts

dwellings. Apply 206 Grafton St. l sonali Greeting Cards ever shown‘ - 9569.10.

8-61

‘Art. cc., s10, L__.__ roqto, - ‘PEDIGREED iclulvcnlbba RAB-l

"VFARM FOR SALE — 100 ACRES

fomlerly owned Mcnqna] | by Daniel Robertson. Baldwin's"go1fba]],

Road. For particulars, apply to Son. Montague.

, XES FOR sane-om: FEMALE I land red. two females cross, on:

V61

Qblack. four males silver black. These foxes will be sold for pelt value.— W. R. Dennis, Marshfield.

9645 l0 l2 2i

BY ill-

0 Q Q i; Mr. Fred Steele who is a

l

as in good demand. These arc}- selllng in a jobbing way at extras 50-51.

illness of Mr. Edward Davey. ox-

_Ml‘. W. C. MacDonald. Stellal-tolh. , _ N__ s" Inspector of Ballets fol, thehere lS unchanged with dealers

TiiE" gllAnl.orrl¢:vljpw_l_~l_ GUARDIAN

.’Tl3ét517§,_llTlI§1~E1T'

|wll1 meet at Baptist Church. Char-ibm

‘Gem, sarazcn ‘Von the metropolitan t-olnfortell illc sorrowful. EDMONTON— Tllc egg marketlmoresslonal

fiitllﬁniversary 0f Notre Dame

12th. Noll".-

Dr. W. R. Carson

PALMER CHIIIOPRACTOR

Third Year of Practice l in Charlottetown. . 124 Prince Si.

Yesterday’, (ictober Dame Academy, sllurctl with the North Anlericull Continent the honors of Foundation Day. This cvcnt, annually commemorated by 11 l-lchotll holiday ill with thc wishes of Ex-Mayor Mc-

Phone 1072

To Be Rebuilt

At a special meeting of all the foul" (‘hurl-luau of Anglican Parish. of Alberton, it was finally, defin- itely, and unanimously decided that Si. Pelt-Vs Church would be re- pust seventy years thc pupils ol' 13-. ~ tile various classes vied with cur-ll The POIliPilCi. was awarded to other lli adding charm to n ullol-L Messrs. Wln. Aubrey, and Alexalljl- and enjoyable program llcltl yen- 01' Lean! who are working ill coll- terdny afternoon ill thc ASSUIDDiY junction with one another. TheiHnll. _ work is to siurt in the spring as Youthful musicians of the Pru- uooulas evcr weather permits. Tile gressive Art (‘nurse opt-nod thc Arcllltct-t. ls .l. H. liurris, Esq, of progrunl with a pleusitlu nrclu-sllal Charlottetown. _ selection. All iuslructlvc est-lay. “A

The (‘onurcuntloll is to be cou- illimpso of lllc Past," by bliss l~'r"i"1"l"-‘i ii" iliivllli: lli hand tn Bernadette lllaclililillll. hroutzilt viv- tlate ill illc bank the sum of $.'i757- idly before lllc minds of ull ill.- nO. iogctlﬂtlcll- with pledges amount-‘llollorell names and promincut "g l" $"l"~l"l. mﬂiiiilﬁ a total of; doles of lilo llisulry of their school, $4495.00. Tllt-ro is still u consider-l wllilc. it fceliugly voiced tho ester-lli able amount that must be raised in and gratitude m‘ all present for ill!) Order io corcr ull expenses. so that 5 cducnltlollal advantage i: lli-slows. if there uro any more klnd trlen<in_ Childhood's churnlilll: touch min who wish in nlukc a contributionadded, by tile contribulinlls of lhc null have not yet done so, it would‘ tirade ll iote——"i<‘l0's l,elicr";---bv lli‘ of lilo greatest assistance ioltlle Jlilllﬁfs of (lrudes lli and IV»- lhﬁ 13111111111: Committee if they “A Visit to (lrltlltlltla's";—and bv would uontl ii I'll right away. Tllc Cradles V um] vpc-lq-lln slqlmll ml Cnngregatlotl wishes to thank allltlle l-lili-" . who have contributed so generous-l Tllc lllﬁflliﬂtfbl of the iiidliiiil choir iY- _ l loffcred iil0ii‘ trihulo ‘ trl€3nn‘i:ill:\\’llllf:\_is a llslt of Con- ory of the “Yeuertlllle Aiargtlr-etl

F_ ~ i" lifi>il1‘l-€PliyH— Pioneer Teacher of‘

lonl Alhrlltrli —— Mrs. John Canada zllui-lfountlrcss of illc Cou- Chanlploll. llira. Herbert Champion, gregntioll dc Notre Damc"—-in n Miss nlilllfili‘ Chunlplttn, Mrs. John much enjoyed chorus “(lo l‘ll Dunll. liirs, llyluzln Ilcurrl. Miss Not Forsukc Thee." Nor, Wilbl 1h" Katie Woodman, Mr. Wm. Au- lucmtn-yoi’ the bl'avu.(‘.tlltlnlllus for. gisonl all ‘ V‘ ‘kolfcu. Pupils ofnthe Seventh and 1711770“ wrlgnléll— lira.’ SnmucLElghill (trades lltilugly honored’

F-r-nn]. 1 Lh-q-‘l-lftllllfl lncet. ‘ llhe pert-severing courage of this Mqrgtn-N "pull o c owll m. Mrs. llltreplll lllstcouverel- hy ihclr splcll-l

I M11110. Si. lcters (lat- dui interpretation of Joaquin Mil-

selliilnenll-l of appreciation and gratitude to their lually benefactors and friends oi‘ the present. past.

o lilc lncln-l

iltvdrul) Dr._’l‘. ii. ‘Hunt. llicssrs. ierll poem, “On, Sail ()u_ Pupil: (mo. (‘liliiii-t, T. Flllgztr MacNutt. of illc Senior clusl-l (lfferctl iilPil’

W. l-i, Aitkcn, W. R. Aitken. D. B. Stewart. bliss llnrnc. From Sunlnuzrsitll: ~ Mr. A. E.

hnmauc. to MilfKiiPCt Bourgeoys anti their praise and esteem of the zcfal- M q I l Ious labors of the early Foundressl-l at. lean. M. l. ill tho verses, “Iliotllcr lilargueritc, ‘ Frnln llulupiou -- Mrs. Ernest We're Here." ‘ (.aIl_Il61‘<111_-\ M"- liilil- Menkley. l Tho enjoyable. hour ‘was closed M lom liilioll ~ llllsu Moorenitlenby illc "island llylnll". an expres-

rs. Roy (Yolcs. llirs. Ilcnluellsion of loyal appreciation of the C/"lf-“l- . lfalr lslc which has over so zeal

lironl Portland, .\'le.—~llcv. llir- ously championctl tho cause of Fe-"lmi- education. ‘ ":"°"11T"l'"l;:<l fr HOV: Dr. iiysoul Following is a short, biography. H [.!Ill(*(.‘m[i“'v\. lot. lshcl wood, Mrs. of ille Venerable biarguret Bourg-

l ‘eoys. Founllroes of the Sisters oi‘

Ltlirom Mont-ion - T. Eaton COWiNOiYO Dame: l i- Born at Troyes, Fruntao, in 1620,.

A Tiff?!" Pfncltuur. (lui. ~ - Mrs. (l. providcllcr- loll her through long: ~ 001111151111. laud painful paths to hcr

- fulurcl <'*>_r-— lmisslon. She auilcli for Ville M3119.‘ Sarazen WlllS

[(‘(‘i ill Ville bizlric ililfOYi‘ lllc ll ou- Founllrcsa could dcvoin llcr lifc washed association and luentletl. for the poor and the.

.(‘nnutla ill 1052 despite thc lfllllllil-l

Metropolitan l - - llo the (lllrlsilall Pl '2 ii f zl ‘l- tlrcn. lilcanlvhilc, ‘llltlviltziillirliy’ ‘clip’

lPlli poril \\'lil('ll tllcll ihrcuicutul

l lilo llltlc (zolony. Four YGHFS -pzt "

_____ lbraccd all needs? allc visited until

GARDEN CITY’ N_ Y" Oct‘ l2___luursc1l lllc sick, hurled illc dcatl.

golfers’

championship today with a total of S°ml°"“' ‘l“'p"i""“lz “OFF” l" NW1!“

Boiler Inspectlon and Insurance quoting country shippers extras 40. 292 Strokes for the 72 holes of may behalf of the very necessaries of ‘ 111S1==Tl~$°ﬂ11ld$ 32- ‘OVEP the Salisbury Country Club.“ '- Dlflclal buslnlmL 5'11 JOHNLLThjS mayket 13 firm course‘ - l ill 1085 l-zhc laid tllc foundation of;

,and supply is scarce. P. E. I. is sup-l The Patriot regrets to learn thatiplymgxihc bulk 0f ﬂesh eggs‘ Pay“!

patlent lmlng prices to country shippers-have lhe (my Hospital, Suflerlng fmmtadvanccd of 1 cent and are new ex-l

lCompahy, Toronto, is in the city on l l

MONTREAL, Que, Oct. 12. ~

i"! Operation. and is reported as‘ not much improved. ‘

M“ (leplms no“, palmpro has grain here today and the volume of

recently returned to llli-i home in, Vernon. after (znmpletillg painting thc hcautiful residence army, liar. olll Dullll, Snlnervllle.

Break? Arm it?" l Throwing Golf Ball

WASHINGTON, Oct. l2.—Allcn'prlces were unchanged.

was announced.

business passing , local account.

for

but Physicians say thc ball caused-the bone to snap bc- i‘

somewhat limited demand. Had it been a bucbau‘ no injury wcrc mode at'$32.25 per ton. foods were unchanged. The markrnl for standa d grades of rolled oats 1 ‘was quiet a d steady.

Salca l i .would have resulted, they told Mc- ‘Donald. _ _

CARD "or ifl-IANKS

___, _ _ Mr. William Partridge wishes to

thank ller many friends and neigh-l; , I _

bors for their great kindness andl o gem” “tent

sympathy during her sad bereavc-l

men/c.» t 9666‘

Q -‘< CARD OF l THANKS "

The family of the late Samuel. Johnston wish to thank their neigh- bors and friends for all kindness shown in their recIQ‘. sad bereave- ment, also for the many ﬂoral tri- butes. ‘" .

to the

The spot

WHERE YOU LIKE ;1 IN THIS STORE

-ti. r

. ..' I ' - ' l -

l llillale Help Wanted l0 I EARNINGS. STEADY EM- plo merit for Barbers. Become ex t in 8 Write M9101

Bar r College, Department " " Helm. S-I-M-t .f

an iguusual. orronfulvm 35. . CAN BIEABNID Wllll- »» l »ly in spare time selling well known line" Personal Christmas Cards.

lit-son, 4 Hlllcrest Ave.

washing.

sent lee free. Master Kraft Co. Llm ted. Toronto. Representatives waited small towns also.

, ' "I M. H. WKOct. 8-11-13-15.

Wanted

~v-———~——————i— " T9 L!‘ 1 .... "' rowan-roe noon or rm? Cnpndian Bank of Oommlsorezaea. n n. - - -

day Cole's, Milton.

Nursing

Apply 2011

950mm“! for! city or country. Apply

last and large lot. ‘$2M 9b School sol-m.

v . l

"" "W"- i?

-l m...‘ a ~,\|-INllI\

WANTED-MAID ron ol-zusnatlm. ousework. Apply bin-l. A. Mat M“

\ 9627-10-11-31

WANTED-A GIRL FOB GENER-

Bi hi-‘llliewillk. small family. 11° tcallaghan. a son-James Apply with references , to -"A. B." care of Guardian Office.’ 9805-10-10-3i. l

WANTED-AT once POSITION Qﬁmwganh M housekeeper. One child. 4 yew- Parsonage, Oct 12th, i827. by Rev.

8°91" °' s‘°"°5'"'h°"' ‘°' ~ Annlv 93¢ Kins Street. Ross c Eaton Spillett. Osborne Reidl 5111""! 11"" 31-35 "1 33-5”- CUUIICBIIQB, Clﬁfkl, 2%., GXCOEGEG , ‘ 965G_10_13_2l_| ‘ ' . ‘ d M E“ h _' ‘thiflaot season. Beautiful new °l “m” V" ““ “y r‘ m".

WANTED- ONE SECOND HAND‘ Ford car. open, five passenger, must be in good condition. Lin

9643101331

5.

_ v i l 1'15!" "W" T0 RENT WIT" sxrsmsucsn nuns: oven

‘M

9W0- 10-13-41

_,-.,._-“- sun-q“ on w“ r-m- w‘... .- .~¢ emu..." ll -r~ w\l&'

You will find it stocked with ‘October the 4th., in Mr. and, Lorne 1H, Weeks, a daughter.‘ Olga Marguerite. l

line, I l . l‘ AT PRESENT l» . l we ARE rcarunmu CALLAC nan-at Fort Augustus.‘ j “u, ‘Lugs Oct. 3nd’, 1927, to Ml‘. and Mrs. Jas. sac v‘

Maurice. l IN

MARRIAGE! HOT

Congratulations.

BOTTLES

the Baptist .

bcth Ward of Charlottetown.

‘ll i

N. D. MaclElN

Undertaker EMBALMER

PHONE NI

THE PROMPT DRUGGISTN

| Drug Co.

PMM TM! RixALL ‘O86

l i I l I Guaranteed from one to two i l l I l l

l Q

1'9 KODAK STOM. 53' M. A. Mar-Donald. Sonrls: Rrcw- Mell h, Concord, Mmim: l‘. .\i|-~l KING IQUAII Hi6!‘ Romany. Alberinu; (l. A, Plul- Lei , Sourls; M. A. 3r‘ lipe, S'Side; i‘. E. Townes. St. Sou s; L. C. Rey, Montreal; A.lpgrt of detective. g ‘ __ -—"'—--/Joiius. M. Lawrence, Montreal; M. C. ‘a ‘ Nvrvlvﬂwlrf mu w ..~. .5‘

i I

ny Sclllgartz, of Baltimore, won a 12; _ , ._ , lround ccislon over Joe Ryder, of. blood poisoning. recently underwent". imsjs‘ ‘lists 42' seconds 31‘ Brooklyn, here last night. Schwartz

There was no improvement in thc weighed 121‘ Ryder 124" ldemand from English importers for _

business transacted was small. Tllc Tllc egg market was moderately nc-l trade in coarse grains was also quiet tlvc and firm. and thc undertone to the market 903 cases. _ was easy. but no change in prtcesbnsiness was done in potatoes owingilil) of villiliy Yvilrh‘ by a peaceful The spring wllcnt l to thc fact that buyers in most cascsvlcluh on 11111111111 1L’. 1700. flour market was without any ncuxarc only taking sufficient quantiticsl feature to note, prices being steady to meet actual wants ell account oflllils ilccn introduced with only a moderate amount (lftllc mild weather. export nf1(i‘lll8.l'i-20i. was steady and prices were lly" The movement of unchanged. ‘winter wheat flour was small andlNcw Brunswick Green Mountains A feature gene made ats $1.30 to $1.35 per bag; M" d bra-e a score ghmlvgng a of thc mlllfeed trade was thc weak- c blcrs at 1.20 to $1.25 P91‘ bﬂg-l _ ..,_.,1,.,, broke ms M“, er feeling that developed for shortslhlld Quebec Whites at $1.00 i0 $1.15?“ ‘””'“””“””‘“. the “ghmess Ol- and prices were reduced $2.00 per i101‘ 1141B. BX track. l This was attributed to tho butter was confined to‘ small lotel tween we shoulder and the elbow liberal supplies available and the and thc undertone was cosy M til",

Qfhm- wclc 45 laackagcs.

The iuquitqvl weaker tone of cables an easier fccl-. lfroln English importers for bulcr. 111i! BTW/ﬁlled hay here continued good, bu; owmgonli prices were reduced 1-4 cents; limited amount of 0cm" ‘ to 3-0 cents per pound. Western No.1 ,

freight space available to some ports‘ 1 While ‘@1111 0010104 W85 01101911 all t _thc volume of business was checkctll 2° 5-3 M11!!! 10 21 6011B D01” K101111113 Ll-ﬂﬂL-lﬂlld eastern grades at 20 5-8 cents- was fair and values were Unchanged y P111‘ lwﬂlld. 15,339 boxes.

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it'll-st. school ill n stable lvcu lVl BALTIMORE; Md" Oct‘ 12'“B*m' Jionsioul- lli‘ ltlnlsoltucuﬁc, ihlsu (lovcrntlr of Villu Muric. licr ain- ltulurly. social alltl patriotic zeal as- lsulncll ‘(BVSIQV form of christian ap- losllcshlp-tllus preparing tho fut. _, 111'" glory and safeguard oi‘ her.

lutloptczl colony. '

After giving to Canada forty-sov- Tllc receipts were PH ,\'i‘ill'H of fruitful labor, hint-guer- Only a fair amount of ill‘. lioilrlreoys clout-ll llcr saintly

Tile cause of ili‘l' Beatification at Rome. ill The tone of tile; 11K‘ 1100"“ ilroislainliug thc- "Ilﬂfﬂip. of hcr virtues. sllc is cnnlpzlrcd carlois nftlo lilc lzrcui Apostle Si. Paul, .

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One of the largest and best equipped Hotels in Eastern > Canada. Contains 120 rooms, ~14 of which have private baths. Completely renovated l ’ in the past two years. flew l ," Hotels throughout Canada ‘ and the United States have its splendid table. Courteous service to all Guests. Tele- phones in rooms.

Rates $4.00 to $5.50 per day.

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, HARRY C. BROWN, Manager

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C. iiaun, Moncton: W. M. L8.lldYv'

am pflcg, .l. If. Brown, 8t. John; J.S. Coates. Amherst; Geo. Strafford. Hamil’

Rate! from 03.00 to 8450 ton; A. Clarksoll. Halifax; J. 1.. pel- dgy, Wainriglli, Halifax: J. F. Sexton.

Maul-ion; S. (l. Gibson. Montreal: Mr. and Mrs. M. ll. iiyues, Sulli- lmerville; Prank Hyues, Albany Plains; Alice Drlscoll. Ml Herb-l eri; l’. .l. Brothers, bllliutvuic; .l. (‘oplalh Ottawa; (l. T. hlucliellnll.

Charlottetown

Proprietors “ms L‘ "cqUAl-m Mann” Church. Boston: Mr. W. Mahou, Halifax; S. (l. (leak. lialifax: Si. .lohu;.(‘hus.

illlil Mr. and Mrs. l). Driscoll,"

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M1‘. and Mrn, (l. S, Drew. (Ill'- .i.l\l. Leachnlan, Toronto; \V. ii.‘ lltown: E. Norton, St. liyalvluille. L. Livingston, Toronto; E. R.. lie: li. H, Cox. Morell; Mrs. li- (iraui. Toronto: I). Rutherford.

llullfax; J. E. Peirie, N. li.: ll. “Cl,

accordance l Kculla, offers lllc Sisters and pull-l ils n. fitting occasion lo voice their‘ and‘

To honor the nlclnories of flu-ll

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5L “h”? mm“ B'°“'“' Mmmm“; lball writers of the cities comprising

who won 58 points out of a possible 61.

the honors were Detroit outﬁelder and 1927 batting whampionactf the American league. and Ted L ons star pitcher with the bee k d l m “at” p”- TOPOIIIO‘ l) Mills Halifax‘ W. (‘ Chicago‘ white 80x’ Henmmm had‘ n par e “on: e l ' ' ' ‘ '31“ 35 points, while 34 went to Lyons.

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[Nﬁlliii FIGHTER MAY BET A CHANCE WITH JACK IJEMPSEY

NEW YORK, Ot-i. l2. - All ill~ KWPSillli-f puglisiit: visitor hcrc now

Moran, one of the greatest fight- crs oi‘ thc While Hope era. was

is Phil Scott, llczlvywciglli cllaln- sitting ui iho ringside. He. courte- pioll of ull the British idlnplrc. ously coverctl u smile with his who has colnc to New York's rc- hand. i

sinctl- renlln on a most grave illlii n Ju()l_v 4, 1025, sixth annivers-

(lelicattl mission. Sir Philip is here lo prove, if possible, that out of the blnlpire on which illc sun never sets cull conic a heavyweight. who doesn't either. Ho is here to wipe out- the (iulnclnberi stains oll the ilﬂﬂ\'y\\‘(lll.flli et-lclltcllctlll made by such figules as Joe ilcck- ett, Arthur 'l‘o\\'lley and others.

Scott is u big fellow, DlHlSllYllH-Z six feel, lllrcc iucht-s, citllcl" vol"- titaal or horizontal. llt- IIOHGCSSQH quite ll kllowlctlgc. of boxing and has a long, raking left hand. He will have the inspiration of James .l. Johnston.

ury of DitlllllilﬂfS victory over Jess Willard, Ilarry Preston, grand old British sporlsnlzln. gave his annual hospital benefit boxing, show .11 Brighton. Dempsey volunteered ti‘ box four men that ulgllt. each op- ponent to no one round of one ullntltc. Ouc of the opponents was lidllic lllagan. oi‘ Denver, Yale, Har- vard and Oxford and lately compan- ion of (lone Tunney. Another op- ponent was Pllil Scott.

Pllil still rclnenlilered the glow- ing tribute paid him by Dempsey that night in the National Sporting (‘lub and ho was attacked by de- lusions of grandeur. Ho, informer!

DEMPSEY AS DlPLOMAT his friends that although this wds

Alnoul: illost- who nlny collfrrlnt. u bit of a spurring affair forlhe Scott. ill ihc ring llcrt- is Juck HHRP 01' Pililfii)’ ill’ “'11! iiﬁilli-f fiilhﬁ Dempsey. it will-not be illc first. uftor ilompsry and if he should liluc that .luck and Phil llfl\'l‘lkllilifk_ Dcmpscy cold it just couldn't thrown iﬂlllilifl‘ gloves ui mil-ll otll- llc helped.

(‘l'. 'l‘llc_\' wcrt- introduced uooiailyl Tllc moll wurc sparring glovvu to (iililil other in thc ring of that of lilo sofa 111110“ IYDB- ill lilo first. illlt-lclll sllrint- of boxing. lllc Nai- foil‘ seconds Scull swung a left ional Sporting (Ylub of London, laicllmok that t-llllilll DPIYIDHPY 0n hi"

ill .luuc. 1025. lscunitivc and recently remodeled iiPlllllﬁiﬂ’. nltvllys lilo lliplomlltuc-szc. Jack responded ill his tradit- pnt his llulltl affectionately oniionlll llrinlilivb fury. seeking Scott

Phil's shoulder and said huskllynlon thc (‘lliil with u right-hand "Phil Scott is one of thc greaiesiTpulu-il that made the lights blink. fighters ill lilo world. and my ticar-lPllil was a hit on thc groggy side, 0st wish is iilui some (lay l willtzls filo boy's say ill thc Strand. and bc fighting ilinl ill thc ring for my was willing to ahutnlon nll plane o‘ clumlplullship of thc world." flattening DPITIIISO)’. who waiize/

Tili\il1)[llllllSl' shook the huillllnlzlSt-tltl carcfulLv in safety and v1‘?- aud Scott tumbled niil of the riuanlticul stance through thc rest of til‘ his head full of rosy visions. I-‘rank minute.

More Laugh-fer Than Bricks In McFalldenb Flats liow Showing at the Prince Edward

Tho czluorly i'X|lC('l(‘ll fcuiurP coulwly blcldulltlclfs Flats opcnetl a two tiny cnualzonlent at thc Prince

whole column on ihia comedy hut lllc best way in got lilo ilcncfii l! u real good laugh is go and sco ‘t.

Edward ycslcrtlayz Mclfarldcll'-l if you fol-l run down, lack “pcp" l-‘lzlla is rightly ii‘l‘lllCf|, “A hiansirul you will find bicFaddcn‘s Flala oi‘ Mirth.“ lluili oll u founduiirvn ono of tho best Ionics you could

of run. 'l‘bil-l fczliurc ilus everything lilui um»..- i_u lllilki‘ u succcsl-lilll t-olnt-tly, judging hy thc couilnu-l “'0 any: “Go today. Matinee or nus laughter iii ull llll'(\1~ silows uigili ullti cnjoy u real florid iiliillil» ytslcrtluy llllii lllt- l'i‘ll1iil"i(H of fill‘ .-\u oxccpilollull_v inicmsilng patrons wilcu lcuvinl: Ibo lhculrv. int-yrs weekly and Acsops Fables

'l‘wo oi‘ the greatest comedy stars colnplclc iilc pictorial program. ln (‘llarlic hlurruy and (‘llcsior (‘nuk- llu- abs-curr- oi‘ Air. Dcn Wagner. liu arc ihc clllcl‘ furnishcrs and Violinist, Niles Kathleen liornbv they euro uphold their reputations at iiillltvsi illc last moment filled us comedians. W1- _<-oultl writc u in nu violinist vory acceptably.

take to chase away anrl

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liul-c. lﬂlnllral; Mrs. l5. (‘bc- cy Al; icr that makes possible a concentra- lcu. Halifax; Mr. lilli Airs. \\'. A. tlml oi ultra-violet rays. exposed

llclllnun. Montreal: t‘. Airllellau. fake diamonds. false teeth and 'l‘oronto. bogus currency and cheques in ex- _ ____ ____ perimcnts at tlic Chemical Indus-

tries Exposition at the Grand Cent- ral Palace.

Inlituiion diamonds. however pol"- iectly formed. become dull under thc ultra-violet ray, whereas genu- inc diamonds shine brightly and us- ually arc blue in color. A false tooth turns a chocolate hue, where- as a natural tooth is brilliant whitc. Counterfeit bills. raised cheques. erasures and other fakes can be dr- tected by the ray. said Dr. Harms“-

Gehrig- Voted Best Player In His League

CHICAGO. Oct. l2.~‘L11rruping Lou“ Gehrig. first baseman with the world champion Yankees to- night was proclaimed the most. val- uable player ill the American League for the 1927 season. Goodman of thc New York Skin anu

Selection of Gehrig. who gave Cancer Hospital. who conducted thc Babe Ruth a sizzling battle torpxneriments-

‘ home run honors and ﬁnished with"-

31:33?‘.2’.l2.:.'2.‘ff°.22Z?..“2i..?‘lf£iBlg Rush To View Fight Pictures

exception of the Bambino himself,‘ was made by a committee of base-

ST. STEPHEN. Oct. li.-Probably

nothing has even drawn sue

m” “Vemd h°“°"5 wlthlcrowds here as the picture of the _ , Tunney-Dempsey fight, which has Gehrigs nearest competitors forlbeen Show" M ‘he Queen Then“,

the league. All but one of the first choice votes were given to Gehrig.

number plates from almost every state in the United Btlfes have

ple from all over the state of Maine have traveled many miles to see the picture.

While

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Clarke. Toronto; t-New Part Bylggusht lerse crowds. molt h! the

wd comes in the evening and both nights have seen the front street simply packed with ears and many other streets lined the whole length. . l Never has this wwn had no many cars parked along its streets at one A newly-invented ultra violet fil- time. '

Ultra-Violet Ray

NEW voaxflv. v. Oct. 12. ~Tllel

“ﬁr” H°ii“'"“‘“-'on Monday and today. Cars bearing ‘

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