OCTOBER 20. 1928

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CANADIAN CLUB HOLDS SPECIAL SERVICES

BOSTON, Oct. ill-Through the courtesy oi’ Rev. Ernest J. Dennen. rector i the Old North Church. the

‘ Callad n Club 0i Boston. the Wo- mensmlxillary to the Canadian Club o! Boston and their irie s. held a special service in the his r- ic edifice Sunday, Oct. l4.

A program prepared by the exe- cutive committee, in addition to listing the order oi service. in- iormed the ,club' members oi the historic importance oi the place in which they gathered. The iollow- l"! is hken from it: ,

“The first sermon preached in this Church. December 29. i723, was on the text: ‘Mine House shall be called an House oi Prayer for all people.’ In the spirit oi that text the Rector welcomes the Can-

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adlan Club oi Boston to Christ Church, the Old North oi Paul Re- vere lame.

"Christ Church stands today the oldest place oi public assembly in Boston. Here, April 18. 1775, Robert Newman, sexton, displayed the lan- terns that flashed from the tower a message that sent Paul Revere in haste to Lexington to give warning that the Regulars were coming.

"From the tower oi this Church General Gage watched the Battle oi Bunker Hill, June i7, i775.’ In this battle Major Pitcairn was iat- ally wounded and taken from the field by his son. who kissed his ta- ther good-by and returned to the battle. Major Pitcairn lies buried in one oi the vaults beneath this church.

The Canadian Club will hold

dinner for members Wednesday ev- u‘

ening, October 24.

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l‘ G A SHMSON & CO L’ ' d - - . , 1m zte , The Oldest Bond House in Canada 9 o b Announce the Opening pf Their MARITIME OFFICE ' ~ l v - ’ Under the Management of ~ Mr. M H. - Conroy locatlolHSubway Block. Main st, Moncton, N. B. {P8 olllfllleailllre t0 0m?!‘ the facilities of this organiza- 1011 t0 1119-06 V001‘ 11011111185 0r suggest investments for your funds. i a t’ T . l ' Stock uotatzons , What D0 YOU KNOW HALIFAX. Oct. lib-Quotations furnished by Johnston and Ward. Your Investments P Members Montreal Stock Exchange. New York Exchange p ' AL, Top. 8: San. Fe. Ry. . 1927A. D0 you k|1()w__. ;Am. Can Co. . . . . . . . . . .. 109% Am. Locomotive Co. 91% Am. Smeltillg 8: Ref. Co. . 260% What your investments arc worth today? An, Co]; Mm cu _ ‘ _ _ _ ‘ 86% N. Y. Cen. 8a Hud. Riv. R B. 176% "i Ii they are as secure as when you purchased 9°" G85 90- (N- Y-l - - - - - - -- 169% ‘hem? Hudson Motor Car Co. . 92%’. Inter. Paper Co. , 41 Stall. Oil oi N. J . 46V.- Ii it would be good business to exchange them now Reading Cu _ _ _ __ _ 104 for other Securities? Southern Pacific .. . 122 Union Pacific Ry. . 201% Ii you have th l‘0)0l‘ dl ersiil ation f your U- 5- Ind» 51001101 C0~ - 133 pnrucuhn. requiremifts,‘ V c °r United States Steel ....... .. 162% v Montreal Stock Exchange \ Mis. Kan. & Tex. Ry. . . . . . .. 2'74 Ii there is any possibility oi the stoppage oi pay- Abmbi _ _ _ , ‘ _ , L A _ _ _ __ 47 merit oi interest or dividends? n1omrea1 power _ _ 106 National Breweries . 140% Whit l? Bfibility‘ your investments have oi an $331110“ “f ca“ c°m~ - 20919 . - . peg Electric 112 increase in value! Brampton _ _ . _ . D . ‘ u 40 Brazilian Traction . . 69% . .n:l numerous other questions having to do Abitibi . . . . .., . . . . .. 3i with the cndizlg oi your investments will be gladly Shawlnigan . . . . .. . 87 -.iii:v;:;"c.i by our ofilcers who are always available ior Dominion Bridge . 94 this purpose. Massey Harris . 511,4. Asbestos . . . . . . . .. 26 Many investors are entrusting us with a list oi Buildmg Pffldllcl-s - 37 their holdings expressly ior the purpose oi having FY55" and C°- - 53 I these questions answered at regular intervals, chas- Gum ~ ~ - ~ - - -- 90"‘- Power Corporation . . 78v; Inter Utilities—B .. . l3 Such a. set‘ vice entails no obligations on your can, pm, Ry_ _ _ _ _ __ 2131/, Part British America Oil .. 47v. Imperial Oil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83-34. f. . . nsuxs .*Eastern Securities Co., Ltd. ~. Bank Royal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 390 INVESTMENT BANKERS WHEAT CIIARLOTTETOWN ‘ST. JOHN MONTREAL HALIFAX 19-31. k‘: _ Headquarters for Silver Foxes For a number oi years I have made‘ i SILVER FOX PELTS MY My connections with Paris, London and Leipzig assures you. best results. My commission is 5%. All other ltaw Furs

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One oi the largest and best equipped Hotels‘ in Eastern Canada. Contains 120 rooms. 44 o1’ which have private baths. Completely renovated in the past two years. Few Hotels throughout Canada and the United States have its splendid table. Courteous service to all Guests. Tele- phones in rooms.

Bates $4.00 to $.50 per day.

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Proprietors HARRY C. BROWN. Manager

Queen

Hotel

Since taklnl over this Hotel we have spent man! thousands o! dollar: in repoln and improvements. It is new the finest Hotel of its clan in the Maritime Prov- inces. It a in than who want a comfortable Hotel and splullid table and excellent service at a moder-

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lDeath of M23 John _S_'t_zunllers

The Guardian deeply regrets to report the death at 6.30 yesterday morning oi Mr. John Saunders, one oi Charlottetowns most widely known and respected citizens. The late Mr. Saunders was born at North Wlltshire nearly eightryears ago, resided in Charlottetown since his boyhood and as a young man entered the employ o! the late Robert Bridges. meat/dealer and exporter. In 188i he began business on hlS own account.

For a time he had as his partner his brother-ln-law, Mr, Norman Cfimpbell. the ill-m being known as Saunders a Campbell. Later. on the retirement o! Mr. Campbell, a Partnership was formed by Mr. Saunders and Mr. Peter Newsome and their establishment was re- moved irom Kent Street to the old market buildins- Am: its destruc- tion by fire they secured quarters in the new market building where the business is still carried on under the old iirm name. Eight years ago Mr. Neweome retired irom the bus- iness and the late Mr. E. G. Saun- ders became junior partner with his lather.

The business activities oi the late Mr. Saunders extended throughout the Province, and wherever he was known he was justly regarded as a man oi the highest honor and in- tegrity. His word was his bond, and under the circumstances it is notto be wondered at that he achieved a marked success in the commercial llie oi the city and Island. He was an importer of cattle occasionally from as far as Ontario. He was also an extensive exporter and with the passing oi years the business oi the ilrm continued to expand.

In the moral and spiritual wel- fare of the community Mr. Saund- ers at all times showed a keen in- terest. He was a consistent mem- ber oi St. James Presbyterian Church, and in his daily walk and ‘ conversation he exemplified those Christian principles upon which his ilnialtering faith was founded.

Keenly interested also in the soc- lal and political liie oi the Prov- ince, Mr. Saunders’ took an active interest in every public question and could discuss such matters shrewdly and intelligently. I-Ie was a strong and loyal supporter oi‘ the Conservative party and was ev- er ready with counsel and assist- ance in carrying out the principle for which the party stands. .

There are leit to mourn his wii formerly Miss Margaret Campbell. one son, Victor, and iour daughters namely Mrs. Lorne Unsworth. Mrs. Ernest Seller. Mrs. K. M. Martin. all oi Charlottetown, and Mrs. Vic- tor Haslam of New York, to all oi.’ whom The Guardian extends sin- ccre sympathy.

The funeral will be from the late residence, 56 Orlebar Street, on Sunday, Oct. 21st, to Mount Her- bert Cemetery. the service starting at 2 p. m. ,

Central Guardian

CHRIST CHURCH. CHERRY VALLEY—Services on Sunday l. dclock, Holy Communion '7 o'clock. Evening Service. Rev. A. G. Brad- shaw.

CORNWALL SERVICES --There will be service on Sunday. Oct. 2i in Kingston United Church at 11.00 a. m.. and at Cornwall at 3.00 p. m The Sacrament oi the Lord's Sup- per will be dispensed at the Corn- wall service. The service announc- ed ior the evening at West River will not be held due to the special service in the Baptist Church there. Rev. E. M. Aitken, Minister.

TRIIFALGAR DAY SERVICE — There will be a special patriotic service in St. James Church tomor- row mornlng in commemoration oi Trafalgar Day. The Lieut. Gover- nor has intimated that he and Mrs l-lenrtz and Miss I-leartz will be pre- sent, and it is also expected that representatives oi the Navy League. the Canadian Legion.‘ the 1-0. DE the Queen Mary Needlework Guild. Sons oi England and other patriot-

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CHANGE 0F BUSINESS - As elsewhere announced Messrs. Mor- rls & Smith. the well known boot and shoe men, are retiring from business, they having sold their lease to the Metropolitan Chain Stores, who intend taking posses- sion early in the new year. $350,000 worth oi boots and shoes must be disposed oi before the new comp-

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38 Cash Prizes Totalling

Dowell will preach in Presbyterian Church

service ior October 2i

m. Hunter River. Rev.

these services.

to the heating plant c lshed by Sunday, will

tion, with the Centr Church on Sunday m o'clock. A vesper se held, at the

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WOOD Isl-AND PRESBYTEIUAN Robert S. Collin, Cleveland. Ohio] CHURCHP-Thfi R9“ Quincy A- MC" and Mrs. Edward A. Carpenter, oi October 21st at 3.00 o'clock.

HUNTER RIVER United ChllfClI

Chapman, B. A., ‘Pastor. Wiltshire. 3 p. m., Hampshire, 'l p.

B; D., will be with the pastor at

THE BAPTIST CHURCH on ac- count oi the iact that the repairs

courtesy oi the Christian Congrega-

Central Church, on Sunday afternoon ati 4.30. Rev. R. C. Eaton will preach.

lest man in the World." tist Choir will lead in the music.

and a contralto and soprano duet- - . f , N y k Wm be rendered by Mrs‘ H‘ s‘ szltlllligitlllgrrlbaloi iii-SI": coalalwiornb. B t Thl! 8'19"‘- _ Henderson and Miss Barbara Mac- Plckard a; Co u l“ boo‘

offered in the big Neill, who will sing “They Shall sch‘, A H Whitman Capt Shave q l Y Hung" No More", were Wm be discharging a cargo oi coal. Wm d" wmnnhv w“:

no session oi the Baptist Sunday

| Flavoring Extract s°h°°l= Macl-eodln wt moot severe conditions. ' roams. ISLAND LADY-—M . . Them hi! M»! 0d to which ggntes: ma: s. Anne Drisooll Matiies, wiiie ‘if: m“ mugs“ “sxl',‘_“"..charles D Illhltnndlrongh worse ma- " °- \- the 1m Henry Matiies, was burledsmntord" out Emu Ju-“OBL my in knoqthlgh andihiplongthl. I Ind iiiolfioznthlelhome ‘fishes dalgcrltwg“g1lchgrging g 93mg o] B50 tong of hgrd LOOK POI ‘NIB TIADI "LIX ; win some extra money for 5h, Q“ has“ u“ ‘gins ‘floralfcoal lrom New York loi- C. Lyons Q _/ Christmas. remembranoee. . Alan gicL Tag- a‘ 0°‘ Q 1; f lor. Rector oi the Churc oi t e . -°-oi-o““-3l””§i-?‘ lii"..‘b’rl'.f.i."é.l.t’.’i‘iii'ii.i.f “"“" ‘"'"’ . "'”' ‘ groum _, u‘... of “mom w” 5010M“ Mm C. Cl. S. Aranmore. Cagte-SR-hudth ‘Northern’ Boots and Rubbers an ‘Bold, byllQblo DQIII Matiies was ionmrly Anne Bevan. l“ lmdmg Mhlmu” ‘"99 'l b Iverywhce. .- - or elm-memoirs p. s. I. Those T"! W!“ “P”- °'”""° ' . a =_ . n," g9 mum u} p,“ a, on, i“. lingo: dads; wigs. 8:61;‘ $120k! DISTRIBUTORS son rnmcl: 181M!» , » . the: Mr. Jamel Bevin; oi Cam- l” "5 " - - T - , nflb‘ ' brldgefillass, two sons and two d°°k~ , m." l --l>....ll......l Exnllo Flooulnlfio- aughtofl. in. noun w. brawn. m“ s""‘"‘ m ~ ~ ~~ i had-Mek- c-u Cooking B080?‘ I Newton. um. m. Frederick .1. f‘ S. Harland, Capt. Machine Charlottetown, ‘A A ma. I- . - Nasal, Mrs. ~ . . - -~-» ~ '

S. S. l-lociielllga on Pictou route. $25.00. The school had the interior S. S. Delsoli. Capt. Mllrsilell ill painted during the Fall Holidays. port loading u general cargo oi pro-‘The next meeting is to be held at duce lor St. John's. Nild. this steam-tile home oi Mrs. Reuben McCar- ,er is of the North American Lloyd.vell. Lille. _ , . WATERVALE Eight members and Svhr. Grave H1111“. Cem- Spencer two visitors met at the home oi Miss ‘in port; silo is sailing iol- Lower Annie Byrne. Roll Call was answer-

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n a" m‘ 'ne ‘Montague to load potatoes she has ed bv "Jokes" and “Riddles" It was v M Purdy ‘brought n cargo of coal here for W decided to hold a Whlst Party every ' ' ' ‘month ior the repairing oi the I -

ID. GllliS 8c CO. i school next summer. It was also de- i I LORNE VALLEY Seven members cided that a Concert be held in the i ci1m8h"'5 “ma” iand six visitors met at the home oi schoolloom. Mis. Vincent McLeod , t M |Mrs. Geo. S. Leard. Roll Call wagentertalned the club by Singing. A Schr. Nellie J. Kins. CBP- "hanswered by “Rlddl€S". $5.00 was.Recitatlon was given by Mr. Wni. ith C001 ffll‘ Cflfmfihel‘ “m! voted lor a School Fair. The report OBrien. The next meeting is to be ioi the Social giveli amounted toiield at the home oi Mrs. Margaret . Hayes. l

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and oomiort under the

D. P. W. Dredge N0. 115. Capt.