Iwould Sitillp _ Most 0f Nigliij

n. tins m...‘ ‘éithiaj with. ' ‘

i5¢~10¢ ‘AN

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4 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

t Ono Insertion ' Four lnsortiui Eight lnurtlo

I 9+§§W T9§T§+

. l Agents “Wanted

._..______.._________ - MAKE BIG MONEY SELLING NOUIUVIHII‘ Direct. ‘The Season is‘ upw on. New Fall Samples ready“ Wtite Public Service lMills f (fantulu Limited, London, tCaiiatlu. A. W. 1i.

MAN OR WOMANTO TRAVEL and appoint. agents. Yearly guar- antee $1092 (being $21. weekly tiverage) and expenses. Ex- perience unnecessary. For partic- ulars write Winston Co, Toroulo.

' ws

Nursing

TRAINING SCHOOL FOR NURS- es, tunic Hospital, liaverhlll. Mass. Three years course. Affil- iation with Providence City Hos- pital.‘ Eight hour ‘dtiy. Allowance $15, monthly. Entrance Febru- ary and Septeinber.'0ne hour from Boston. Itfor further iitform-

zitiou zipply to Superintendent.

2675-11-13-71

O‘ fffOfi-O Q§QOQQVOO

FOR SALE—REGISTERED CLYDE

SIX HORSE POWER GASOLINE

FOR SALE —REGISTERED OX-

FOR SALE-COLORADO HORSE

M per lino of ii words ‘in per lino of 0 worth

For Sale

SUIIS

ford Down ewes and itiuibs. Jugs & Son, Ml. Herbert. 2752-11-17-wim

5 years old, also l.and League, ti years old. same dim 'l‘odd" and “Baby 'I‘t>.ld". Good speed pros-goats. Wallace. i). Bre-

.__._____-__----—-——— JNQ. A. MACDONALD -— LAND; Surrtgvtir, Ileriiiaiivlllt‘. T’. I“-- l~ _ 273~i~1l-l0-1mt)

_.___._.__ -_--

York boar. John McKlunon. West Coveliezld. ZTIQ-ll-Iir-II

Wanted

WANTED ‘r0 BUYQ ONE HUN- dretl cars Canada SHKIB "A" POIIIIOIJ-a’. (l. R. Keefe.

_. 1074-11-tf

Sittintioiis Vacant

_.___.________------ ‘MAKE. momsv AT H0iVIE-MENl

and women can slim $1 to $2 an hour in spars time WfILZlg show- csrds. No, canvassing or solicit.- lng. We instruct on and supply you with work; rite ‘today. Tho ilifilwliit-t Company, Limited 43 Dominion Building, Toronto.

’ ' S- V. ti.

Lost: _

IIOST_BETW.EEN R iw hpAyzu

and (‘lydo Rlvciflfivtiyrtdsliduntfln. lug boy's suit" intlor please leavo at Clydo ltli. ' Toot Officd.

srfti-iids-u

itl-iliaie llitdprWvantiéd

WANTED — MAID, IN FAMILY of two witlt tknofiiotlgo of plain etiokiug. (‘an sleep at homo.’ Apply to ‘Mrs James White. 36 Kent Street, City. 2763111721;

and Jfilk so ho cou d not sloop

This Iottel- gives you some idea of how distressing nervous ailments be-

come. It also points to tho best

method ot restoring exhausted nerves. Mr. E. P. SohooIcraItrC MWIil-l- Qua. writenz-"I suloro for three years with in nerves. I. tried most ‘everything, ut without reltei. I ‘could not sloop at night, m nerves were so unstrung. l-‘i ‘ tch ‘fir; one lag and thentthl oher. So o nights I would sit up most of the ni ht, unablo to sleo _._. I became so ba that I could n8 sit still.

boa ikt a box of Dr. .hase's Nerve F , and folt slightly better by the this I h d taken It. When l had usodafui treatment IW III efliiwli’

dl oront» moth-Link ttar, aiopt

Inter and worked bettqrfii o

“yiigcjflaneou, IFARM FOR $ALE—AT LONG

FOR SERVICE - REGISTERED m“ SALE—cH""°H“-'-A "AB"

10¢‘ ‘

(heck, 100 acres with good build-

ings. Write or phone lliat-Phee

Ilroihers, Oil premise-y ' 270S~11-15-4i

bits three to six months old‘,

(‘all phono or write. ltllvn (‘u .l- well, Kelisiiigttiu. ZTTiII-ll-ITZEI

FOR SALE-JFOUR PAIRS SIL~ ver black foxes, Nuilotittl TPI-Zliilr; t-rt-tl. L’. pairs 1021i pups. Will sell separately or in pair ~ i‘. ‘.l. ll'raut:lti, AIbt-rry‘ I'laii|:t.

' 2700 ll IT ZII

TWO FARMS FOFI SALE-ONE ot‘ lttl acres. and liltl inert-s, cheap

for quirk ‘sale. Apply Airs, Ilutl-

sou. Staulutpe, l.ol 221 on prem- inc“. .. ltIt-ltllidli

FOR SALE.-—PEKINGESE PUP-

tluttleZs‘, wotitieritil value, lovely Xiuuo gifts [or t-liiltltou and inlnlts. All rexisteretl. Write A. E. lattes, lili Arch-bald ' . Mont-- iou, Nf Ii. it

borgkt‘ agent. work on tlu- lilo after death and u real world he~ yond. Over 400 tptiges. (luly 25o] postpald. W. Law, 4th; ‘Btu-lid - ‘Avenue, Toronto. F. S. Nov. 1i. 11l-17»20.

- Male Help Wanted.

WANTED -— SMART BOY TO twork in store and deliver par- win. Altair by lottor ti‘. 0." Ilox 4115 Oily. 2113-11-21.

WANTED - A BOY ABOUT 16 OR 1d years of axe to tlellver parcels

sndwork in store. Alpply hy m.

tor, P. 0713px Hill City, . _"_‘

‘ 2773-17-2I.

FIREMEN. BRAKEMEN, seem- ners $150, later $250 monthly. (which positioni). writs M“. Wflynilivx 110. Charlottetown. 2758-11-2209- Doc. 6

AN UNUSUAL OIPORTUNITY to earn $150 to Q00. Selling Por- sonaIIOrsotinx CardsBiggeitt soa- son now on. ‘Samples free. Sailing experience unnecessary. Write

Card Co., Toronto.

WANTED-EXPERIENCED MAN ‘to work In Fox lunch. Married nnui preferred. Give reference. Apply to It‘. W. Afidrowpbolta

- Silver Fox Farm. Gladstone, Michigan. 2757-11-17-31

Central Guardian

FRIDAY EVENING 7.45, Evan- gelist Rodger will give an illustrar od lecture on Alaska and Yukon Ill

Thanksgiving uttering of St. James Church

LONG RIVER W. M. S. — The iwoiueirs Missionary Society of 14mg River Presbyterian Church

‘ Service in the Long River Pres-Riy- terinn Church on ‘Thursday even- ting, Nov. 1811i. Atldresses will be given by llev. ii. H. Sttavert, and Fred iviilianison. Besides the addresses a good tirograin is being

I Re V.

riot ltlett-st: copy). WEDDING sstts - A quiet .\iass., on the tith, when Ililss Pettrl

Mr. .laines A. lluwatt, became the

TWO AUTO ACCIDENTS YES- TERDAY.—-Yt-sterday about iioon two auto accidents occurred w-ithiu flve IilllllilPS oi each (ither, w-hich,l for fortunate tircuuistaiices‘ might have ended lii more serious FQR SERWCE _pURE BRED consequent-cs. The first occurred in

York pom; UQSWQH Jenkins 3c front of \Vool\vorth’s when a. car 3733.11.15.31 struck a yming lati and Itnocked 0 '» .... ___-_______ ...... _.__ hlin tuitlerneath the car between FOR SERV|CE_-|M.PORTED RE. the wheels. Tho other lirtppeited on

gisterotl Yorkshire 'I]Q;1y_—- (j, w_ the corner of Grafton St. and Mar-

‘Mcllett, Brucklcy, 2765 11 17 41 ket ‘Street. when a car rounding the

‘ corner struck a lad on a bicycle when the antoist wascndeavorlng mare, B years old, 1500 lbs. Also to avoid hitting another blcylist. SPUOIHI httutl PXPYPHH wagon. Ap- The victim of this accident also tply 224 ltlchintiiltl St. 277?. fell between the wheels of the car ituld but tfor the quick application _ of the emergency brake by the ‘iiiiiliic 1'01‘ Fiilti- Apply Ziiil FIIZ- driver the accident might have had my Si. 2760-1 l<i7-3i a more serious ending. liot.li young

———-~— lads stilfered nothing more than a. good scare.

but.

Mack MU‘N»N-—At the P. E. Jsiand Hos- pital on November 16th, 1926, to, Vernon tS. and ‘Mrs Mann a caught" “d

hunt. Alexandra. 2760-11-17-31 _

SlMONS—-CANTELLS— At Zion , Presbyterian Church November 10, ~. 1030, by Rev. C. Ttosg Fulton, Min- , . nle Janette Pearle Simon's only _ tlaughtcr of Mr. Alfred Simone, of ‘ St. Peters Bay. to John Douglas Cdntells, of Belfast, son of Mr. and

raiaetl front Idntxlisli stock, Man-l _ ‘ I I, t-btiflstralit. Prices reasonable.)nlfiirfgtlaflzaglé ggggfils or B-elmst‘

N. D. MacLEAN,

UNDERTAKER l EMBALMER

pies. Nice sltirk. lllultf.‘ illltl If" To LET__HQUSE (a3 ELM AVE,

nus), 7 rooms, bath room and pantry, largo lot with orchard and bai-n.——W. N. Tanlon, Jowol-

HEAVEN AND HELL SWEDEN, hittiaiitnts Wanted WANTED POSITION AS HOUSE- kseper. Can glvc references. Ap-

Teticliers Wanted

TEACHER WANTED — FIRST clans teacher for Tignlslt (lrant- iuur School. Sitpplemeitt. $200.00. Apply to N. C. itirhurd, Tignlsh. (lhtis. E. Chairman of trustee.

' THE cnsnnoflnmwu GUARDIAN

tWHIST -tAi. eight o'clock Thursday 'l‘ickets at door 25 cts. 27-56-11-17-21

inool.

KING SQUARE I

To Lei. I

238!-10-30.If

.__._¢

2701-1 i-IT-lil Mass.

Meat and Milk Roport To His Worship the Mayor and Mtlainibsrs of the City Ooun- ci .

Some Xmas Present

--#-4-o>-____ zz-Corns cripple the

make walking a torture, yet sure Zion Presbyterian Church. A ttil- "fillet I“ m” 5311199 0i ‘HQI-Imi/"Yfi aver uttering will be taken. 2774 21°"! Remilvel‘

CHURCH OIF SOOT-LANQ-‘Rev. ' ‘Ewen Macbougail will tpreach Sab- bath Zlsl. at Birch lIllI at 10.30 and ‘it the travelling is‘ favorable, at lKini-oss at 2.30; and Belle River at 46.30, also Tuesday 23rd at Potiit Prim at 7 p. m.

l ‘8T. JAMES MISSIONARY MEET-

' some Christmas morning and find,

, Cbmes l/ie Best Flour ' -thst Santa Claus had presented Y°\1'

\ amt/femur! , Nourishing Bread

J herewith submit my report of, meat and milk inspection for the, month ending November 8th. 19261

Condemned as unfit for flood Illldl ' destroyed, 14 portions of! Carcsssos.

is within reach of."

.\ir. Norbert Perry and his son Mm‘ ‘em- Ocmb" “"h- 19251

Peter N. Perry of St. visiting in town.

Mn Frank J_ Greene“, Newton, A. R. McKay .. . . . . . . . . left Saturday morning on a. visit to his two skaters, Mrs. H. F. Ben- son, and Mrs. J. Martin, Hyde Park, Vllomeirs {Missionary Soc- Muss. He intends to remain four llety will be held In the schoolroom IVQEKS- ‘this evening at u quarter ‘to eight o'clock. As this f5 an open meeting, in large attendance is requested.

Vernon Martinis .

John E. Holmes . . . . .. Wm- tGurney and Sons . Victor MlcWil-iiams

The friends of -Mi's. Charlie Mac- ~I.eau, will be pleased to learn that ishe has recovered sufficiently to he . FARMERS INSTITUTE OF able t0 leave the P. E. i., Hospital. jutqq ligands 1., Organize n C... and return to her home in DeSable. imperative shipment. of tlret-isetl lfowl about ‘Dec. 15th. ‘Poultry men inf Ulgg and sitrrotiuding ylclnitics Iwho wish to take part Ill this ship- ment should zirraitge to have their ifowl crate fattenetl for killing on Dec. 12tli.~—W. l). Ross, Sccy. 2705

_ a-i-ii-eabtu»

Jlcllae and Martin . . . . .. \V. ll. Smith . . . . . . . . ..

t~9¢>¢i®

Monthly Meeting

____ Roper Bros. . . . . . .. (Continued from Page 1)

(Zoiideiisetit Miilk Cu. . . . . . J. R. Dennis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . the use‘ of the il/‘illisni Carrol A. Mamie and ‘Sons

}?"."‘:“5°5*’F‘P‘Pt“:i*:“5"*!“:“.

Club were having Market Building next week. Councillor llennessey, Chairman John Dickinson . .. 0f the Police Coniinitte then critlfFrrtl Buiike clzetl the tardiness of the police of-Sltlney lnman .. fife holding their Thank Offcrini: tlccrs when summoned 0n a call. Walker and Sons lrlc also '\Vi:llll.8t] to know what wnslPure Milk Co, , _, done with tho seized liquor stored Everett Bovyei- .. Ill the 1\I.ttrsh£tll's Office. In answerhicla-otl a.i.\l Bros. to the latter question he was toltiVvilllam Sinallwootl; . that as soon as a. conviction was E. If. Imuglas . . . . .. made an order was given by the Thomas Keenan nrensreti-Let everybody some. tPut-istagtstroto to either destroy it atjivaunce Wheatley .. once or scntl it to the Prohibition -I10rne Kelly . . . . . . .. regard t0 the John Ayitwartl _ service of the police officers Cou-n- Willard Kelly , ‘vemlmg wok “m” l“ Imwmt clllors Moran and Yeo supported iby Cerish Bros. H. Howutt, daughter of the late fliggreufilglnglegwalltoslglilyt g,‘,l,i,i’,l,fg,lls§awgul'l" .

son tifllie late. .\ir. John (i. (Yaiitp- U, _ . ‘ » bell of (‘ape 'I‘i'averse_ The bride?“ m m‘ m “very pa“ of the town wore a gown of Cream (leorgette. (lrcpe. Only a few of their island friend-s were present. Their man l friends jolu in wishing Mr. antl Mrs. ' “m” m“ "I 5 mm" Campbell a long hatppy life.

the exceptional and brilliant play- ing 0t_M.aster James McMillan on .1 the West Kent 3.8 boy although only 14 years of age 4.1 and iveighiiig less 4,1 tackled. received long punts. 'klck- 4_3 ed, passed and ran like a regular; 3_5 in fact he was responsible on more _ than one occasion in saving a sure 4_3 count against. his team by bringing 33 his opponent. down in neat tackles. 42 “Jiiitiny" as he is familiarly known

-is a son of 1M1‘. James "Toby" Mc- _5 Milluii one time Abegweit football _5 star, who by the way referred yes- 33 terdsys game.

lleadtitlarters.

"Folly" not only,

referred to the entire sti-tisfactioin ' of’ both tctiinsj but lent consider- ' able aid to the boys ' by way of instructing iii the rifles and fivc points of the game. Need- vless to say his helpful advice and coaching was not only appreciated

. Councillor Hen- liiessey said he wanted. the Marshal‘. the station.

Cotuicillor Blanchard

t the one time. Meat and Milk ‘Lnspector,

ers of both schools as well.

spoke oumrrests for tlrtiiikeiuiesg . . , _ , _, 1t; the drain back ol‘ the Milk Factoryldrrestts for Vagraucy . . . . . . . . ., g trhleh has been so much discussed Arrests for Breaking and Ent- auti nothing of importance done. Jlis Worship then named Thursday Ari‘ sis for Stolen goods in ios- evenlng at X o'clock as the date t0 up before thehrrests on ivarrzints . . . . . . . . . .. Arrests for operating a. car

under influence of liquor on the Arrests for using obseiice lan-

1 time, (Queen Square. sllll holds the lead Ill the race for Interscholastic

Weather permitting, it is to be ‘ that this coining Saturday ,will see the above mentioned line- ups facing each other once more.

bring the Board of Health.

Councillor .\l.0l‘l).ll. spoke of boys and girls riding bicycles sidewalk and said the ‘Chief of Po- lice shoulid see that this be stopped.

Councillor Ifennessey said some- thing should be dons in regard to controlling or stopping smoking -by ‘Committed to jail on Warrants 14 young boys. The Marshall said that Escorted to 111R. Station with he always checked side-walk‘ bicy- liatl the opportun-

oiily looked after and developed. Imake tip the rank and file of the 1 boys playing today, and when next comes around special atten- 2. tlon should be given both schools and a. larger schedule of games ur-

pirants of today are the seniors of lntcr years, and if properly coach- ed and trained will no doubt re‘ store Prince IEdward Island to its

cllsts when he arolo stibjccts reported .. ity. in regard to young lads smok-{Flnes collected by Police. ing the said he also spoke to any Stunmonses served . . . . . .. act—\vhlc'h is'Subpoenas served . . . . .. hard to do as the smoker when he Cars reported stolen .. .. sees a. policeman throws the cigar- Stolen cars recovered . . . . . . ., ette away. Cotincilloi‘ Yeo said thatI-Assists in prohibition searches 2i the officers should minke every ef- Appeal notices served t. . . . . . .. 1' fort to find out the 7- thc cigarettes yrere bought. The meeting

_he caught in the football provinces

The following are

llalres-‘F. Holl. l. Nicholson, E. ‘Ranuhan. J. McMillan.

then 'l' ' d. ‘Immune Quarters-wt. Fraser. E. Holman-

. The following are the reports oi‘ BIRTHS the Meat and Milk tiiispector and of Chief of Police Shaw.

\it‘orwartls—i¢1. Bigger,

Queen Square and , West Kent Play Scoreless Game

Browse, ‘S. Iliggar, E. Small. "l" d3)’-

Full back-—J. Lonergun

. Larter. l.. Duffy, A. Blanchard. 1.. Campbell. Quarters-C. hIcGuigan, L. Blan- chard, S. .\1cl.ellzin . yropwartls-Jt‘. ‘Egan, A. Bradley, ._ B. ‘Power, W. Power, M. Nionaghaii- "' T. (iallzint, A. hlcLean. Referee-J. thlchlillau.

and West Kent Schools was played yesterday at the Abegwelts (lrotiiirls and rcstilt- ed iii a scoreless tie. neither team succeeding in crossing the others

Since taking Hotel wo have spent many thousands repairs and improvements. it la now tho finest Hotel of its olasl In tho Maritime

Stock Quotations

The gaino as a whole was excit- ing and productive of malty goo-l plays, especially Ill tho last half

tHow would. you like to wake up-

-with' four brlfiht, lusty, yelling babv ies. That was the thrill handed out to Mr. and Mrs. William Mails-no)’, of Saint John, Christmas morning. 1923Iby old st. Nicholas ntmsounl This year the babies are ohtrooi years old and. they are coining to

Charlottetown for seven hill"! " starting Saturday November 20th where they will be on exhibition daily at tho Greenwich Village. Ba.- zusr. This. super attraction was se- cured‘ for Charlottetown only after) several weeks aiszfltlflllflflfi and’ only owing to the fact. that‘ the Ma- huney's have ‘worked for ‘Mr. Mur- phy before was the attraction se- cured. Every womsn in the world.

will want to see these cunning cute y . cuddling little darlings, their nam- es are Edith May, ‘Edna ‘Inuise.

Lyda. Christine and John Douglas

ready o motomau injuries; f.

three girls and n. boy, and the lath: _ _\ -" er and mother will be with them. - ‘don't full to see them. Oilher at- . -

tractlons will include funny clowns, good music lllltl games of skill nov- _ elties and plenty of fun, there will Scout leader makes short work be a door prize every night and 0n . . b . Saturday u... Hudson on...» ‘Car 0f straws. sprouts. Pulses. will be given away to the holder of

- . all la - " . Si: 'e‘;.'.‘5;.i“l:."::. ‘l’: if... .';..é eofipvhfjggtnftgiggmgeiflggggf"; ding of the candidates '- - f:

and m“ “a” _ effective way of taking care of t o "Te l“ mlmws» Fell?“ 'C°““°":'0g(1)'_" lame muscluhthe bruises,’ strains and . Iloftywirlllfiiiiidemgg dggllélltlfiaifkltlroi lg; ggetsfigzintare alway‘ “_I“' 23'3"“; m“ Rm?" 2185?‘); “Ijust pat onalittlc Sloan's Lini- (femge Ffancliit 10-00“ "l merit, as the bottle says, without Saunders 4500; Joli-tiny Williams. fttbblllli" he writes- “It takes out 3800; tlPred McCarey, 4900; Tuckengglflneas 39d pain as nothing ehewflL Ryan. 3100. Vtzlethfm‘ yggir fiflvflflliieytw? haizeisfléhglyltay: on [Lgnd 3nd we player, suppor ese ys in is, hink e ever.

contest. they H"! W! l0 Wm» l"1l| Sloan's gives real help because it they need. your help, push your-doesn't; jut; deaden the pain; 1|; (,5 favorite over the top. int thecause. Ri ht t_o the lace first; _____ __ ——~ {hurts it bung? i} caling ti e o_f fresh, Asbestos Com. New .. . . . . .. ziisgjrtew blood-q uildin up _tho injured Asbestos Pfd. New .. .. stv. ltllllleflflleiififlgmltl. efatiguepoisons. Bell Telephone . . . . . 138 ‘A l Almost at once you feel relief. Stiff- 3614 ness, swelling, inflammation o down.

Broinptuu . .. . . . . . _ Spanish River Pfd. . i115 lTIIB pain_stops. Get a botte today Shuwimga“ _ I _ _ _ _ _ _ 9,53 ‘ and have it on hand for the first emer-

Con. Steamship Pfd. . . . . 88 gemy- A“ dmllhm_a5 can“-

BANKS THE GIFT OF GIFTS

tour Pitorotiaitrtt W" MADE BY

Bunk Royal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 251 Bank Nova Scotia . . . . . . . . .. 289

Wheat-Dec, 135%; May, 1.40%;

JuIcI§i-t1i3-3_I/§é¢., 69% May, 783s; CRASWELL July, 311,5, Phone 692-L Today for

Oats-qDecq 41%; May. 46%; Ju- Appointment

~Z t. r-

wit. Wtheats-Dec, 134%; W-iy. ill‘).

"ttuoitott sit:

MONDAY. NOVEMBER, 22nd AT 2 P. M.

Professional ‘Cards

Mark R. McGuigan . B. A

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BARRISTER. SOLICITOR, ETC. Money to Loan

Cameron BlockJJharlottetowmF-EL

- Dr. C. C. Archibald Graduate of N. Y. Pout Graduatt Medical School and Hospital Practice limited to Eye, Bar, Nose