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WHAT SIR HENRY THORNTON SAYS:

“I am very much obliged to you for the ndvnnco copies of the SOUVENIR EDITION. I congratu- . late you upon the excellence of the production Y which is really well done and full of interesting

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articles dealing with the Garden of the Gulf." THE‘ HALIFAX HERALD SA YS:

b “With the compliments of The Charlottetown ' Guardian, we have received a brochure entitled ‘The Golden Future,” setting forth the attract- iveness of Prince Edward Iland. - “The spirit of optimism which characterizes this § publicity publication is particularly commendable, and the fact that one of the provinces of Canada. in the face oi’ 4 world-wide depression, is singing a. song of faith and confidence, is a good indication that this Dominion has yet many things for which to be thankful. "Prince Edward Island, pre-emnently a farming , district, has led the way in many branches of pro- ’ gressive farming, and also in co-operative market- 1 ing. The people ‘are, on the whole, exceptionally contented. They invite the rest of the world to share their happiness with them. And the initiat- ive of the Charlottetown Guardian in the publica- lion of this strikingly illustrated little booklet is highly commendable.”

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511F110! Pnaent now at The Bike 9514-11-29-31.

LIVE POULTRY WANTED-Pur- chasing live poultry, empty crops, Thursday, December 4th. A. C. Green. Albany. oeos,

Efr.I'E'I‘ER'S CATHEDRAL TEA \ND SALE, Wednesday. December 9520-11-20-41.

LIVE POULTRY WANTED-Buy- ‘ng live poultry, empty crops, Friday

This v(II-iAltistlfltllfilftlwN GUA R mix l\‘

Emily Platte, W. R. Shaw ‘and J. Butler: Reading, Gordon MacMlllan; Solo, Mr. Butler; Solo, W. R. Shaw: Solo. Bertie Miller. A good attend- moo and a sale oi candy helped to make the evening s success which was closed by "God Save the King."

III HEMUIIIAM

MRS. JOHN W. GREEN The people of Cavendish and sur- rounding distrlcts were shocked when they learned oi the sudden passing

irinrnihlz. December 5th. Spurgeon o; Mm J_ w_ Green on {he even-mg 91a”- “Yml- 96% oi August 23rd, mo. Although un- der medical cue hopes were enter-

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SKATES on our special equipment for artificial ice. The Bike Shop. 9514-11-20-31.

TURNIPS-Loading daily in bulk at railway dump. Charlottetown. Aiarkct price paid. Henry Smallwood, Snuthport.

LIVE POULTRY WAN1‘EI)_.——Plll'-

"l . " ' ' , , . dilgeurgciléifilrsgl‘ 5gp? Jazz‘; she has now gone and others must ICTYllEd to trust as her Saviour ilI the __' co kunkcr River ' ' ‘gem; "take up the torch" and her mem- [days of her health The funeral ser-

SUGGESTIONS FOR AN APPRO- “RIATE CHRISTMAS GIFT-When "ending Christmas Greetings to friends abroad or at home why not accompany your greetings with a "opy of that interesting Booklet - "Memorlcs of Long Ago" by an old Zharlottctoninn Mfienjamin Bremner. For sale at the llSllEil placcs.

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NEW MANAGER ARRIVES-Mr. 1t. M. Douglas. the new manager of the Metropolitan Store. arrived in Hochelaga

talned for a return to perfect health and the suddenness of her death is only an evidence of the ruling hand of the “Great Master of ML" Mrs. Green, who was a valued member of Cavendish United Church, and c! the Woman's Missionary Society,

brother Dougall Martin, Hunter Riv- er; Jennie. sommervllle, Mass, and Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Cousins who ac- companied the remains; the rest of [the family having passed to the Great Beyond. The pail-bearers were Messrs. Donald Andrews, Robert Silliphant, Arthur Sentner, James Moore, Jr.. Nelson _ Moore, James Moore, Milton. Interment was at the Presbyterian Cemetery, Hunter Riv- er beside her husband ' who prede- ceased her by a number oi years.

Mrs. Angus MacLean of Clyde Riier, P. E. l.. died at her home at an early hour on the morning of No- vember 10, aged 73 _veazs. Before her marriage she was Miss Sarah Murray. Her husband predeceased her sever- al years.

Mrs. Mac-Lean was a gentle lovable woman, a good neighbor and a loyal i friend. As such. she will be much mis- Ised in the community. During her

ilcng illness, she was tenderly cared‘

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connected therewith will be gorglyi for by licr son Heber MacLean and missed by both church and W. Mini: wife. In her suffering. she was 5., was ready to help further the in- rustained by the companionship of terests oi each with wcrk and talents. the Divinle Friend whom she had

ory will ever live to inspire those who i vice was conducted at her home by

still bear the burden and she from the realms u! that greater and wider life will rein with the advance- ment mnb. Fesides a bereaved hus-

a dear sister, one sister, Mrs. R. W. Stevenson, New Glasgow. and three brothers. C. E. MacKenzie, Milton, Milton MacKenzie, Rusticn, and Rob- ert on the old home a: Cavendish. The funeral was held from the Cavendish United Church on Mon- day. August 25th. Rev. H. S. Bishop spoke comforting words from Psalms

band she leaves to mourn the loss of ,

afternoon. Mr. MacWnlker spoke of the beautiful life of the departcrli sister, her faith in God, her devo‘. 111' to her loved ones. and her love of all‘ things good. A very large crowd tlli

friends assembled n; the home and;

wtev. w. R. MTICWBIIICI’ on Tuesday

1 followed the body to the Clyde River‘ | Presbyterian Cemetcljv where rill that

lwas mortal oi this good woman was: ' .

laid to rest. |

The pail bearers were Messrs. An- 'sus Cameron, Seymour Darrach,_ Nell Lamont, Daniel MacDonald. Alex-I

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f THREE ‘VIEWS OF THE ISLAND ISLE OF RESTlPoem) . . . . . . . . BRIGHT FUTURE FOR PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

Till‘. I-‘ISIIERY INDUSTRY .. AME PROVINCIAL CAPITAL .... THE PRINCE COUNTY CAPITAL . . . . . . . IMPROVING THE SILVER FOX INDUSTRY G. Ennis Smith PUBLIC SCHOOL YSTEM . . . . . ' , STUDYING FARM PROBLEMS MIXED CROPS AND FERTILE SOIL . . .. . . . . . Premier W. M. Lea LATEST STATISTICS

.................. Introduction Lucy Gertrude Clarklu

lion. F- R. Hearts, Lieut. Governor

TOURIST ADVANTAGES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. A. E. Llorrison .\'0 DIVORCE PROBLEM IN ISLAND PROVINCE

(Coprlght Article) , A GREAT ADVENTURE 1N CO-OPERATIVB INDUSTRY

William S. Dutton

J. W. Boulter

MARKETING PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND SEED POTATOES

C. C. Thompson

- A HAVEN FOR CITY DWELLERS ....... Justice A. E. Arsenault FARM LANDS FOR SETTLERS . CO-OPERATIVE MARKETING OI‘ EGGS AND POULTRY NEW CAR FERRY STEAIIIER

BOARDS OF TRADE AND PROBLEMS OF TRANSPORT

S. A. MacDonald

Get you: copies early. Price ................................. 25

S. T. Gallant G. P- Nicholson . . Mayor W. J. Lidstone

II. II. Shaw J. AL Clark

Never was there a more complete informative and intensely interesting Souvenir imued from the Press.

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the city on board the iSaturday evening. Mr. Douglas, who Qsucceeds Mr. Lloyd J. Jones, has been ‘manager oi’ the New Glasgow store since last February. Before that he was assistant manager of the Halifax store, where Mr. Jones is now man- ager. Mr. Douglas has seven years‘ chaln store experience, having been with the Metropolitan Stores for thrre years and with Steells for four frcars. Mrs Douglas will not arrive here until after the New Year. The Guardian extends its congratulations ’:» Mr. Douglas on his promotion and also a hearty welcome to this Pro- "since.

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DRAMA ENJOYED-"Fhe Cornwall Crmmunlty‘ Club presented the one- act comedy drama. "His Model Wife", in Cornwall Hall. Wednesday. Novem- bcr 26th to a very apprcciat/ve audi- ence who "athered from the sur- irounding districts. Each player took his or her part exceptionally well and the laughter and attention of the spectators told how much the play was enjoyed. The following is the castr-Jnck Scott. a good-natured artist: Roy Crosby, his chum: Hester ,Inman, the artist's favorite; Emily Platts. an old-maid missionary; Reta Abbott. Bella Potts; Gordon Boyle, Bella's father: I-Ielen Crosby, a soci-

127-2. "So he giveth his beloved ander MacNelll and Duncan Mac- sleep.“ and from Rom. 6-23. "The gift Nevin. cf God is eternal life." -——-—-——i———

The pail bearers were Fred Clarke, E. C, Webb, John Laird, James 0.. Jeremiah andJ H. Simpson.

DICKENS HISTORIC CHURCH STILL STANDS (Canadian Press)

| LOl-‘DC-N. Dec. l.-~St.. Clement lllzswich, which lovers of "The Pick- |\-.ick Papers" will recall as the fine

In the passing of Geoilwe R Hoop ,old church to which Sam Weller re-; er of Ncrth Mitten on Sellt. llthipaircd from me Great White Horse i030, the home mourns a loving fath- in‘ am wdcriwor dissipate his mehi cr and the community an honored “fmmly W simqlmlg “Tong ‘L5 “'1 and rejpepwd citizen ‘S1611: pl'9(;l1lCLS-,klS' still bstandlng Born within a mile of where helimudc has nknlcfci‘; d?‘ l M: ttmg died he spent a long and useful lifc ‘m '19 Smo e o m "sly ‘ma’ O C’ over ‘our some years in the Con? inpon it. The sum of $5.000 is requir-

- . .. -. ,,.. . it "minty where by integrity and m_ 0c fol lcpaus, and the R...i'll, Li!

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MR. GEORGE R. I-IOOPER

dustry he added much to the ad- iRe“ J- C- Knapp‘ i5 ‘flaking M W . pcal. vztncemeitt oi his native place. During hs prolonged illness Mr,‘ n s. U

Hooper was a great sufferer but his. ‘ KENYA pgngugp chcorfulness and hope clearly dam-r. win ‘ _,:;_;l'1'1,'_";,1g;,\;; castrated his faith in the “God oi; _ I all mercies," and his pmsing was the NAIROBI. Kenya 0010113, Dec I. ' entering in, to that greater and -~Great satisfaction is felt through- ncbler life. iuut the Colony over the passing of I-lis wife. whose maiden ncune “'38 the Land Bank Bill by the Legislat- Janie Carr predeceased him in 11!"? rficcllily- T111’ 0111i’ r8311‘. in Mal-on, 1930. "CDIIIICCIIOII with the measure is the 11mm are let‘; to revere the lnem. "limiting of the capital of the Dflllk ol-y of n dear fntheg; (n6 daughtw |ti- $200030. tins being stipulated by Miss Marion. at homo. and the fol- '1i0l'<1 Pflfi5l'\‘- Svfliclflfl’ 01' Slat-H furl

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LADIES’ OVERSHOES i LIGHT WEIGHT '

LlGlilTNI-ISS, NEATNESS. DAINTYNESS. These are the desirable features in Ladies’ Ovorshoes, this year combined with warmth and service.

We have selected ours to fill these mquirements, not being able to purchase a complete stock from one factory we selected tho best from several and now offer you. In our opinion the Cream of Overshoedom.

I l The fashionable colours are either i brown or black in Jersc! 610111 01' 511 ' i Rubber, [u]!!! have Dome fastening others the Slide fastener. The slides this year have a locking devise. "Ill keeps them from slipping. The Bub- ber Overahoea are all wool lined. We found the cotton lining altoget” 000 coul-

AII our Overshoes have the fash-

qunrtctte. Mrs. Gordon MacMillan,

respects to a friend and neighbor. The pail bearers were William

Bladder Weakness

-Zsnzle_ Jonathan West, Amos Rodd i1 and Hammond Garter. l1

irgiliugrigtttgg c‘: ioiqiiglhoiihflfifiv.’ The floral tributes were as

ousnesl, Rheumatism, Act ty. Burn- km-s; crescent’ family;

tng, Srnar in . Bladder Irritation. or _ ,

Kidney Wes gonad Igllkgfirzggd ftore; Parker and Mabel, Spray. Annie. n so I ‘

III: 1'v_i1§'l§°’-F§,lf‘ “wk, m“ ,,,,,,t,, Winnie. Etta and Lilla; Spray.

I ' ilnl thru the ystem tn 15 IcflI-IIIIICLIIIETRIEBKI b)’ thfifllllilldfi- 13°71“- glve m; Try Cystex ipronounced Bias-tax) today‘. under the Iron-Clad Guarantee. Must 110101“? 51°F "W" conditions, improve restful sloop and cnerliy- or money back. Only 75o at all drug stores.

Blanche and Minnie; Wreath Halsey’ and family; Sheal’, Great Lakes Stccl Corp. MRS. LEMUEL MOORE i

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The remains of the late Mrs. Lom- uel Moore arrived at Hunter River, October with. The deceased. who was in her eightietthlyear, left here about sixteen months ago to reside with her sisters in Medlord. Mass, and shei enjoyed excellent health until the day previous to her death when she was selsed with a stroke from whichi she never rallied. The funeral took place Monday. October 20th from the home of her brother, Dougalli Martin The service at the house was conducted by Rev. Mr. Stavert while the choir of the Hunter River united

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from far and near to pay their last mmi‘ as i" {white settlement.

me o; the Angucan Church and Spoke ‘future of white settlement. The Land I Cries, Hammond Hooper. C. E. Mac- ‘mg for "n mcmase 1" ‘Twemle )1 l

large concourse cf people “.110 Camwassisting native agricultural dcvclop_

developing in closer

J To The Charlottetown Guardian 1 cry matron: Sofie Newson, a iwoulor lowing sons; Heath of Polxland, the Cvlvnirv. ccfure giving assent to’ 2 chfln“ew'n_ , mode]; Tjme Boyle’ Patsy; Winnie Maine; Jgmes 0g Stratum-L 535k; [the bill. The people would like it bet

- gwrlght, the maid. An interesting Harold of Detroit, Michigan; and '1" 11 the capital “ere larser. Lord; 1. Please send me cop... of THE GOLDEN FUTURE concert “.35 also listened m m the Rabat and pal-Cy o; North Mme“ Passfields action in sanctioning the ; of Prince Edward Island for which I enclose S. .........ets. icmly mm D1- me evening violin and The burial “.35 M s,‘ John's iBill has brought to a satisfactory 9 Jnstrumental music by Mr. Butler and Church. Milton, where Rev. ll. D. imd a 11131191‘ 100g delayed. filld pro- ‘ 3 NAME .................................................. Mrs. Gordon MacMiilan opened the Raymond of 5:. Pauls. Charlotte-ifidcs a“ answer 1° 111° 19315 111B’- g ADDRESS iprggfgm and the yollowlng nrtlgts town rem that beautiful burial saw i recent political events threatened the 2 Oolollallaalslasnaasuaaaaauaaaesllaoaaaauaaaoal ‘ItperfOl-med: solo‘ Helen

........... ,P~°5“11"F!- Leah Mtllixinle-Vi Ne?" words of comfort and cheer to a Emk pmbfiiliy ‘V111 be i“ "M1111 1" la’

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The Kenya Government ls budget- in 031 of 5270.000 over this year's es- imntcs, portly from incrcasccfmot-

fob oi trafilc. The education grant is be. ' Crescent l lug increased. ‘

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Shears of the sort that slip right thru their work, because they are de- ,sigued ‘for their purpose-and made ‘to remain in condition to work sat- , rlsfuctorlly for y-e-a-r-s of service!

Mrs. Orville Bellar acting as acoom~ laanist. The pieces sung were "The Lord la My Shepherd,‘ "Nearer My God to Thee." "Shall We Gather at; The River." Shortly before the close

1' 1"" s°1“°" ‘m “ nuhuc" 6°“ of the service Mrs. Orville sellar and

We nrlee the best.

ly and ‘renderly Jesus is Calling."

The funeral was under the dlrec-i tion of undertakers Outliffe. The hearse was driven by"

The Rogers I Hardware C0., ‘lac Limitd so

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