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‘Norma Shearer is acclaimed the greatest 11xsweetheartsof"Smilin'Thru" . . ~

bring you excirrmrnl-tbrillx-daw

' — ‘t’ h’ , _ yhguhizhtgls-anlti - *3‘ ﬁ H . w» same icture that record crowds JOHN. BARRYMORE

EDNA MAY OLIVER ANDY DEVINE e BASH. RATHBONE a REGINALD DENNY e C. AUBREY SMITH-CONWAY TEARLE ROBERT WARWICK l A l P H F O R B E S VlOlETKEMBlE-COOPER Directed by GEOIOI CUKOI All M-G-M Plctwo ~

paid 2.0a co see is here now

AT POPULAR PRICES!

Prince Edward

MON-TUES-WED 3.15-7.00-9.15

cramp colon tenure;

MONDAY:-

The CAPITOL s BIG SPECIAL!

L111. :11‘ llgyll v

The Central Guardian

CBASWELL for Photographl.

CONFEDAJRATION LIFE IN- SURANCE L-87B9-7-l2-3l2

snzwaiirs yzasr makes bet- ter bread. L551-9-14-ti

from two poultry Yards in the city over the week end.

‘DOG TAX—Wishing to save dc- lmquents expense in the payment. 01 (108 lax. We have been very lenient. but we are advising you not to impose on our leniency. This tax will be collected. Depart- ment or Agriculture. L-7l7-10-l8-2i.

SOCIAL GATHERING — The Railway Mail Clerks were royally entertained at the cow cottage of Mr. A. .W. Down at Stanhope Fri- day evening. At the conclusion oi a bounteous iepast the guests enjoy- ed a sing-song. and vocal and in- strumental music.

limited near the gasoline tank, caused slight damage to an auto- mobile anda privately owned 531-. 3B9 at Souris, P. E. I., Saturday night, Royal Ciliiﬂdiﬂn Mounted Police said last night. Police were investigating the actions of two Charlottetown men who were claimed tolbe attempting to m- move gasoline from the tank of the car when the fire broke out.

POI-ICE COURT-At the Police 0°11" sﬁlurdﬁl/ three men were charged with breaking and enter- ing and theft and retaining p05.

POULTRY THEFT overt WEEK '

END—PoIiee were investigating last ‘

night the theft of a number of birds '

MATCH IGNITES GASOLlNEl ~l-‘ire originating when a match‘

f-t gﬁgihvcly. , .»

Kl U 1:1 2(4) [L1 1$i¢€i§§$§ﬂ¢

Hope River Parish

Ravi

ANNUAL BAZAAR

Monday - Tuesday Oct. ISih-Oetober 19th

Hot Chicken Supper Games-and a Variety of Booths

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ENERGETIC SOCIETY ELECTs OFFICERS -- The fourth annual meeting of the Wo-Hc-Lo Club, a group of some eighteen energetic young women meeting weekly to sew for the nursery of the prime Edward Island Hospital, was hem on Wednesday at the home of Mrs, Walter Baker. The club vrhich has HWY“ 8 Very buoy and suc- eessiul year, contributes 15.3,.” i0 the upkeep of the hospital not- BQYY through sewing and also by donation of proceeds from club m“ “m1 mike 511168. The following “late °1 ‘llmcefs Wat'- elected for the any-ruins year: Hon. President, M“ Alma Mali"; President, Mrs.

$3"? cudmclfe; Vice President, Mm‘ neodme Bayer; Secretary, r5" Ted 0113114191‘; Treasurer.

Mrs. James M0tl1g0ynr-1-y_

Province lﬁWill Cooperate In Cancer Control

session of stolen goods. Charges were laid following invcstigatigni into a break at the Waréholme o; the Swift Canadian plant, on Thursday night. Date of the pro. liniinary hearing was 59¢; 1111117547153’. The men were remand- ed in custody. A vagrant was m. mended until Tuesday and an- other scnt to jail for 30 days, A ‘mink “'85 filled $20 and costs or 30 days and a dog tax case ad- journed.

for I

MARITIME LADIES‘ RECEP- TION AT .\IONTREAb—An inform- al reception was held by the Mari- time Women's Club of Montreal, Inc. in~the Rose Room of the Windsor Hotel. on Saturday after-

3:i5 p. m.—Cubs. Social llall. 6:30 p. m.—Sr-nuts supper meeting.

More stars than a fine night! Today’ Tum wed.‘

l t 7:30 p. ms-:c§i:l"llllili::"'\v. M. S. STAR-BRIGHT, SllNC-STUDDED srrru- f.‘}?.?."°.i‘:.§.1l" eilfrlfrfi? Heariz Hall.

$il0W...WITH PULSE-RACING ROMANCE BY YOUR QUEEN AND KING 0F SWING!

‘Mr. C. Spencer Concludes Stay In Charlottetown

Mr. Gordon Spencer, who has‘

been in charge of the Prince Ed-l ward and Cllplftil Theatres for some month: during the iliitcss of Mr. Cooper, left for the mainland

this morning accompanied by his father Mr. F. G. Spencer. Mr. Spencer. Jr. has been u

popular resident 0f Charlottetown since the beginning oi the year, and has most capaby and success- fully represented the interests of his company.

It i; a matter of comment that the growth oi F‘. G. Spencer Lim~ iced has been steady and ‘healthy during the years. rather than spectacular, and the contpany can be included among the most suc- cessful business 9lli8l‘pl’i.<rl.i in the Maritime Provincrs.

Questioned a. to new activities, Mr. Spencer. S12. stated first. his firm had opened a very fine new, theatre at Kentvllle three weeks ago-probably one of thr- best inl the Marltimes~and is just com- pleting a neiv one at Brirlcrewater. It has also acquired a third one in Nova Seotia. details of which are to be announced shortly

Mr. Spencer i: not anticipating

returning to CltaiioLu-totizi for some time, as it i; his cu~zom to spend the winter months in the

south.

L 0 N D O Rival promoters are

oi’ i938. A 21-year agrtcir Wemblcy Stadium a= out in seven years. - Alterafons at Wenikfr" thousands were turned aivav last year. would cost the Fn: r-h Pont- ball A=sociati0n saoonoo. rm the.’ other hand Brita-Fern. A. C. ' Crltchley. Alberto-Moi .~“‘F‘Ti=l'\1?l'\ has submitted an offer lo extend the White City to arcwrnvucdave‘, 150.000 petsﬁns i.‘ the F A. will’ consider having the game played. there. Wembley now holds 93.000;

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W.“ BETTY BOOP Cartoon ‘ i"-rc _ ..._ WORTH REMEMBERING ers that have rusted during the Wash Ind dry all silver and summer before you transfer some steel articles as soon after, using of the nist to a good garment. as possible. It is said coal dust mixed with Wrapping the lace to be stored water and banked at the back of

in waxed paper will prevent it. the grate will dampen down a fire from dry rot. and keep it burning steadily for

Throw out the wire coat hung- hours.

island Motor Transport ‘Ltd. llovt Fall Bus Schedule

Du: beam Charlottetown (Whltu Install-nut) FOR SUMMERSIDE (VI: Kenuington) Duily except uuday 7J0 A. M. 1.00 P. M. Ml P. I. Saturday Night only 10.00 P. M. lunlsy only 1J0 P. I.

FOR. BURDEN (VII Bummenlde) Connecting with Mllnlllill l. M. ‘I. BU Benin Daily except. Sunday 7.80 A. M-

FOR SOURIS AND NORTH LAX! Dnﬂy oucept Sunday 4.00 P. M. POI TIGNISII (Connecting at. Summer-aide) Dolly except Sunday 1.45 P. M.

For further Information call tin III Swill-NR

Georgetown —- Charlottetown

Bus Service STARTING MONDAY. MAY 10th Lava Georgetown -— — 8.00 AM.

Cardigan - — -- 8.30 Ami. 48 Station — — A \I. 5t. Theresa — — Puke: — —~ — — Pisquid -- — — I-‘ort Augustus — ' Webster‘: Corner 9.35 AM. Ch: ‘otteiown ~— 10.00 AM. Charlottetown —-

Arrive have

Cqﬂlkgn - -- - 5.30 PJI Georgetown —- — 6M PM-

.‘ [e = are fully protected by [ngjfgngg (n: gliy uccllirnt lhll ml] hlplpell While driving In this Bus.

Stops at NOBANA ‘ISA ROOMS

ALLISON RUESTIS (Grunt George Street

Arrive

‘following vice presidents: Itirs. R.

1 land». Mrs. A. R. McBain and Mrs.

y ied by Mr. Vlfilliam Doyle, organist _of St. Patricks Church.

.lo.-s was said l0 be negligible. The ifirst; zilnriri was shortly alter noon

4.00 12.1.; Peaks — - - - soc PM. in Moncton.

nocn from four to six o'clock. Mrs. Cicorize R. MacLeod, president re- CCIVGG and was assisted by Miss D. L. Gas. hon. president, and the

Vance Ward (Nova Scotial; Mrs, 1g D. Shcldrick tNew Brunsw ckl; Mrs. H. E. England tPrince Eldward Is-

L. A. Forsythe vvill preside over the tea tables. Mr. Richard Mamiing sang a group of songs accompan-

FXREMEN ANSWER. THREE CALLS - Firemen axisweied three calls over the week end but fire

on Saturday for a slight blaze in Li. residence on Young Street in Gnjtovvn and shortly nfter for an- t small fire on Euston Street. crday morning shortly before

it ten dclock a call was sent in from Moore and McLeods store on Queen Street. Ehreinen discovered a blaze in u door leading from the outside

basement. The door. oi may; wooden construction rein- forced on the inside with boiler pr-tc. is in the side of an OPQH st-vcn foot excavation at the rear of the store intended originally for the bottom of an elevator shaft. Belief was oypressed that an attempt may itave been made by thieves to enter the store and that the blaze was started c trier b_v a carelessly drop- ped cigarette buii or from the ef- forts of a blow torch used in an ammpt to cut through the heavy door The fire was discovered by the janitor when he visited the siOlt“. There was no damage except to the door.

into the

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Personals

T.'...-.-. M. Fr llc. General Secre- Iaiy of the Y. w. c a. SI- John- vvas lhl‘ guest of Mr and Mrs. Nor- villc E. Luck over the WEOK Bﬂd~

11:". and .\fr." Herbert G. Vick- crsot: and dollBhiPf-i. 591W‘ “m1 Jfmli “"110 have been vl-IUHK m

Yalicvfielcl. lei! Inst week for their home in Biilton. Mass.

Mrs. l1‘ D. Sfcrns left Saturday mt/llrillg ‘ '- Halifax where she Will h, n“. at of Miss Margaret Currie.

.\l s: Robina Miller of the C. N. R Offices. Campbellton. N. 5., splhdinc the weekend in the city, guest of Dr. J. ll. and MYS-

\_. ere.

_\ ~. d Mr. T. B. Grady. ac- h an s aughtcr. Mrs»

committed by their d Brown. leave this vmorniﬂtii 10f rda vvhcrc they will spend the win- ier.

Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Cﬂmvbell of the C. N. R. Vernon River have

l returned from an eriioyﬂlﬂe W‘).

weeks holiday. alter visitlnil 11'1"“ 1n Afonareol. r\ionc.on and Ain- is - st

Honour Lieutenant nor DeBlois has agreed t0 head a provincial committee of laymen and physicians io link up with of proposed Canada-wide organization for the

assured Dr. J. S. McEachern. chairman of the Cancer Committee of the Canadian Medical Assoc- iation, that this Province will c0- operate in every way in the move- ment. s

Dr- McEachern, who Charlottetown last week. red with His Honour and with representatives of the Prince Ed- ward Island Medical Association

visited

ization for cancer controi. He left at noon Saturday for Montreal and Toronto. In the latter city he will report to the Central Pro- visional Executive the results of his conference with medical at different centres in the time Provinces.

"We frankly do not know what is the cause of cancer." Dr. Eachern stated in a pres inter- view on Saturday. "were than that. we do not know of any simply

the cause operating or nezvvnlizc i; when it become. npPrilt can never eradicate concer- these two things are discovered. 1n the meantime, the hcst we can

kiiovtledge whish we do powers.

"The knowicrlge which "we pos- sess is simply this, that if cancer occurring in an accessible organ is recognized early and promptand adequately planned treatment ap- plied, a very high percentage of these cases can be cured. Bf: ‘cur- ed’ I mean a cure which enables the patient to go on Irvine’ hi5 9X- pectazion or life.

“There is another thing We know, which i5 jir-t as important: that if the presence of cancer is

not discovered eafy whether by reason of carl ' fear 01' ivrred car- .

ignorance, or if it is c _ ly and adequate treatment is ue- layed until the cancer has spread beyond the oriaiital site. no potvor on earth can do any good what- ever.

"If we arr- going to control ran- cer, then the 1110s! important i thing to accomplish is to have the , victims well enough informed sol that, they will seek medical advice at the earliest stages. when s\is- picious signs develop. and will be- come acquainted with the fact that ' cancer i~ not entirely a hopricas dicase. a COll.~l(l"i‘2\bl0 percentage. if taken early. can be cured."

In a very short time, Dr. Mc- Eachem added. the setting up of a branch organization for the bet-, tcr control of cancer will be taken‘ up by h group of public spirited , citizens.

While in Charlottetown. he COH- fcrred with the cancer c0mmit-~ tees which have been formed in‘, each of the thrc-p standard Hos-

1ta‘.= in ‘ll"' Province and who arr- l, underiakin: iixc rcsprn. "v fir} endeavoriiiz to clarify the situation from a medcal and surgical stand- point.

In Memoriam

.\fRS. W. G. SCIIURNIAN

Many Pﬂrnds will regrtt toloarn of the dish on Saturday at the

home of her daughter Mrs. J. Frank luffcny oi hlrﬁ. W- G- Schurman. who na-"acd away i"

her sleep after several months 0i impaired licaltln Mrs. Schumann. who w.“ tho daughter of the 13"‘ Mr. John Brown. Chorloitezovwi

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.\ "e daughter Dolores. MOHCMH- 5pm“ the week end and Thanks- gnvmg in Graham's RDﬂd llilsls 0T Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Campbell.

l ma. Sadie MacDonald. King Szrcet returned home on Saturday evening after spend ng a few days thy- guest of relatives and friends. Siv- was accompanied home by her nioher. who was re- turning in the New Enizland states.

Miss Adele Mclcnnan. Char- lottetown hiu left for Boston.

lr. and Mrs_ Ros Bcatty mill.

lived almcet all her llil‘ in Sum- mersidc where she took an active part in tho Presbyterian Church ‘aczivitiesl her home being the centre of good works. Coming to Charlottetown about t ten years ago Mrs. Schur- mari and her who survives her. made a circle oi friends who join in ev- tvnding ioth; family loving sym- pathy in their bereavement. itc-

sides Mr. Schurman. one son and from a tno week vacation three daughters mourn the loss cl l ii devoted mother-J. Earle Schni-

man. Summersldt: Avis Mrs. E. T . Tuplin. Glendale, Cal: Mrs. B. W. Mill. Edmonton. Alta

Gover- -

better control of cancer, and has.

confer- ,

on problems coitnecetd with organ- i

men ‘ Mari-

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applied remedy which netil prevent ‘

hope is to control it. utilizing the:

' Committee

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devoted husband. , wide

Gladys

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ST. JAMES CHURCH

At the morning service OX St. James Presbyterian Church yes- terday the Rev. David Marshall. British Guiana, was the preacher. He gave an interesting and in- structive acidress on the work be-", mg accomplished by the Canadran, Presbyterian mission in the lone British colony on the norih-castl coast oi South America. Over 5,-' 000 East Indian children are re- ceiving educational instruction‘ daily. Christian ideals rather than: scholarly attainments were stre-s- ci. Several incidents relating to ilze l-vcs of early missionaries were described by the preacher in his diSCOUTaC- .

At the evening ulorship the Min- _:.-tcr, the Rev. R. Mooriiead Le- gato. delivered a forceful sermon, Mir.- theme of which was “The Fuller Life". The Minister took us‘ his text Mark, l0: l7. “And when .he was gone forth into the way; there came one running, and' kneel/vi to him and asked him. Good Master. phat shall l do to‘ inherit eternal life?" _ g l

Rcv. Dr. Locate declared in th‘sl hurried nzr- people oitimcs failecll to gleam the proper interpretations . in reading and were satisfied uutli half-truths. Ho pointed out that to Obillll‘. worm‘. lilo more than a high moral or g religious standard .

W85 neccs.~..'"'.‘. One must come. direct to d giving himself vvholclrcniii and using iris posscsaioii. he: they be thud--

lcctual or ntntcrial for the fur'h-. trance of Cizrists kingdom. l At the morning service the an- them "Seek ‘Ye The Lord"- iManksi alas rendered by the choir 1 with Mr. Arthur Bruce taking the l solo part. in the evening Mrs Ncl NlacLcan sang an offertorj: so "In the Golden EvcningPn

CHPRK‘; 0F THE MOST HOLYl IKEDEIDIER

Kfnsses at the Church of the Most l Redeemer ywesttzrday were at .

ill "h visual hours. The Single Wom- in‘; Holy Family received Holy Communion in a body at. the 7.30 Llnsrx Last evening at '7 o'clock Holy Hour was conducted by the Rev. C. 1 irorcau. ‘

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BAPTIST CHURCH

r The Rev. Harvey L. Denidn. ‘B. D, took as the subject of his morning sermon “the upward look m the (lawni '." Based on the 1 words of the f th Psalm, “In the i morning I will direct my prayer unto Thee and will look up." Mr. Denton directed attention to 'lhe l Lil; in the Dazvn; aft :- the re- t ffﬁsiiiflﬂll. of rest one greets with} cladntu-v tin.- cominr; of the new‘ day. but more than that there is‘ soriiethin: in God's (lawn that lifts the heart even as ll lifts the happy soni; of morning birds. So let. us nnake Lint! of the power 0i the dawn. Th!‘ Voice of the Dawn‘, this l naturrvly is prayer. for with the‘, lif: of the dawn comes the inspir-i ation to commune with God. the) universal power. Arid worthy of

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llleek’s llleview 0f Activities ,At Y. M. C. A.

The association was opened Thanksgiving Day and the in- clement weather arcounted f0!‘

quite a lnrco rrtcndance through- oiv tin- do)".

Mi" A. hi. Hzirdm: National YlliCA. Director of Physical Ed- ucation visited the local Associa- tion ltvednesday evening and throughout Thursday. He address- ccl the Hi Y Grads and Y's men's clubs at ‘their arclzly supper meetings. held a conference with leaders and participants in the PhYHCPii Department and consult- ed wiih members o! the staff.

The SC.M_ and YMCA, Joint moi in conference working out. plant for co-operative programme sari. e on behalf oi the student: of Prmrr- of Wales Coll c. Plans for tllP‘S‘.l!1!lB,‘/' ovr-niu: Song S°l'\')'.f‘% which open the 24th illﬁl. are almost completed and .<f>('l-'li activities tor‘ rho season arc being definitely scheduled. '

Tilt‘ A.~.~ocia‘ior. Aicmhr-nahip Commitine has been tnzikinz "a study‘ of rnr-nibPrJ-iizp lVyFdblilllﬁS \v;t'n the op nini; up of foil afld~ ivintcr activities and a special follow: up in this ("ilinorttnn trill

be undertaken during llllF. present week.

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Rcmilar pnysmal

months, giving '

lfall and winter ‘pfﬂmlwﬂ of largo enrollments.

"rdav ove l ley of this city. The funeral will take plow today Monday at. two oclock from her late fEvldbllCﬁ 256 Eusion Srcct to tho P90pi65

Cemetery.

about ﬁfty

“‘-"-I"~‘.Y>."a.’.‘l.I».L.-.

, was a vigorous and eoqucnt

‘ mon at Trinilyl-based on the _rr-.-

' 0f our redemption. Witness cannot

started dirt-rm: thr week for inel-

RELICIOUS SERVICESH wit"

wnsideration are our spiritual at-' titude the method, manner and. matter oi prayer. The Religion oi the Dawn Ls vividly expressed in the words of the Psalm “but let all those that put their trust in, thee rejoice-Aer thou Lord wilﬂ bless the righteous; with favour. wilt thou compa<s him as with a, shield." May we in reverent and trusting altitude to God learn the nay to happiness, righteousness, confidence.

The Misses Down sang “All to Jesus I surrender.” Following thee morning sermon the scriptural‘ ordinance of believers baptism' “as administered»

Mr. Demon's scrmonl ap- l subyeci

evening

peal for temperance, the being "the cross and the cock- tail.'_' Miss Vera Malcolm Camp- bell sang Milligairs "There's A Voice itrihe Wilderness" and lllﬁi anthem was “Praise nlv SouJm, Four persons were received ll.lt) church membership at the evening service.

TRINITY IINYTEI) Clll'il( ll The meaning _oi Salvation lire subjmt of the morning

u a.» scr- 1

‘quest of the Philippian jailer til Paul and Sil.'t~._ -\Viiat must l (in to be saved?" Our first ia-k 1.: to define the terms "belzt ' ml - "saved". Belief may be intellectual a-setit. To believe l Rive our assent. As it is uxcrl ld-rr» :1. means more than the invrr- a~t of believing. Believing in Christ i‘. more than believing His teaching or that lie gave His life a mn- ; sorn. It means that He can do for us what we cannot do for o'ir-' selves and yet is essential for the present and the life to r-omc. Sal- vation means being saved from our sin and guilt. It also means

. being saved to a life of oboriioncr-

purity of service. The

that Ls manifested in soul and faithful

; Philippian jailor lavished to become .

saved; to be a man like Paul and Silas". Paul bore witness to the saving grace of Cliri»t by telling tha jailor what Christ had done for him. We can do little for the .unsavcd unless we can tell a sim- ilar story. The greatest thing we can do for another is to relnie them to God. It is possible only when we speak with the authority

be greater than experimental re ligion,

The preacher at the evening

worship was Mr. Harold Wright who served as student missionary; in Western Canada during the

summer months and is now vlsltq. ing his parents en route to rc-

suming his theological stitdies at

Pine Hill Divinity Hall. Mr. Wriuhl

spoke briefly on missionary.- in the vvcst and was heard . salxfaction in his sermon on "The Life of Christ."

The anthem at the morning service war. Himmels ‘Incline Thine Ear". .In the evening in ari- dition to the Anthem "Tho Rariq iant .\iorn". a veryhcaiitifwt‘. sol- ection was" iaultlessy rcndcrorl the Trinity Mens Double ' tclte entitled "Just for "rm:-

of thr- ﬁrst v-cars.Princo of Wales, part: in a. social proigrammo direct-s. Miss Leila Worthy. Mrs. J. L. Cur- ran and Miss Br-riia Hli ‘ The programme con games. contests and communlti‘ sinainz A V01‘)!

_ — - and “Mimi rtod

intsresnng p:o';i'.in*.ni". of research study is being spon- sored by tho Hi-Y Grads Club. The plan being followed includes an analysis of over one hundred questionnaires circulated among- young men-members and nor.- membcrs-rcprcscntin: n cross Ir‘- tlon of the young mcn of tile ciiv A report of the analysis will made known in due course.

League Society To Consider Boycott

OTTAWA. Oct. l? The Steer‘ COTTUTUYIFJI:

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. ting orzairizntions

mcct. hr-re consider organization of n bo_vco'l

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the to" v..n . . rhngthen 1 mcnts and the irauszucs holding

the bursts In the i. l class-Phones arch riotvn ro Loo: but can be ii: ---'..r- use of prop the use 01

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against Japan. it vxris- airnourroni i toilighr. ‘ f The commiltcl. o.’ tvlmi. P" - h.‘ Gen. Alci: Ro-s, prcsirlcrm o! l Cmlﬂfllﬂn Iﬁﬁion. Ls fllarlTflﬂl‘. '.\'l.. ’ ,. n. .,~5‘.»_,-,§ also ("ltﬂflfrf ltow natinul or- . 0 A7 1 , 370-, their c I 5,3,1," ¢ ("minds ni ' 1,3,1 assist izi .i'»‘ra'.n'..' ("aria ' drmanri for a l”7.It'('lLVf‘ Disﬁfjt- 91,- i rciz i Q _ (_ L__.________*|‘.;j,;.,.. , ,,?,...1 Ton Late To Ulasify t '

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Please notify Guardian or Prater; Carfevn. n. wr fwh your Fu and Ga larit. North Rustico- oral Tlifnntlltj.‘ n‘ lit n m Viki} R9'\‘~'111'<1- 14-720. lrllﬁfi, scrum a 1|. nit‘ of i‘ ‘ " "' ' " " ‘*' ’- jrizrughtcr All‘ .. lgrirl/‘I LOST-IN VICINITY 0F TRAC- ‘ Ma ton A21». tr-nvc to l adie, black and white fox hound. l Church of u Capr Tra N051? Aritas MacKtnnon. Trac- ersc.

adie Cross. Reward. L-iia-io ia-uz.

WANTED A B.1\KBR‘S“HELPER. Must have experience. Apply l-Tntcrprim Bakery. '

L-TZZZ lO-lfi-‘li.

Aiidrfoiv

l Auction his farm property coruisiin within 7 miles lrnm (Iharloitetqwn,

There is on the premises a dwelling house under cmtatrur-tion with . new com-role cellar and foundation, stables, henhnuse. turnip house. also ‘

a large For shed 90 feel long. and

Push.

slime. when’ she has accepted B and Inez Mrs. Prank Lafferty.

position is Dlctlcian in the. Mass. osteopathic Hospilli. Jamaica Plains, Ill

with whom she made her home Two skiers also survive. Mtg Peter Olive: and In. 0. I. Hw-

J. P. BRADLEY, RUM

Authorised by Mr. W. E. Wood I hereby offer for sale by Publir , I“ "

g of 35 acres situate at ilazrlbrook.

Fox ranch containing 25 up-iu-duie

01ml, a mod orchard with 75 fruit hearing ireea- Creamery and Railroad “falinn within a few hundred yards.

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