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DANCING

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MONDAY

Admission 50c It's a Gyro Dance

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CON STIPATION

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leaders owe it as a. duty

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paver 30,000 Readers In The Prov.

.-- Every Day __ Advertiser: cannot afford to be without the Charlottetown

Guardian to convey their message to cutomera. It pays to advertise in the Charlottetown Guardian.

Charlottetown Guardian who make it possible for them to get men- paper at less cost: than any other

The C‘ rlottetown Guardian covers Prince Edward Island

ders In The City.

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Notices, 70c. per-inch; Lists

Advertising Rates-Payable In Advance

Central Guardian locals, 4c. per word; Western and Eastern locals, 2c. per word; Events, 2o. per word; Classified, 2c. per word; In Mcmoriam

tugs, Cards, etc., 4c. per name; Letters cf Condolence, 70o; per inch; Notices of Thanks and Appreciation, 70c. per Inch or 4c per word. Other rates on applications.

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Announcements and Coming

of Floral and Spiritual Offer- _

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Agents Wanted

AGENTS‘ WANTED -IMAN on woman to travel and appoint agents for old-established house in business 1n Toronto forty-i/wo years. Position permanent. Write for particulars, expense allow- ance, etc. Winston Co., Toronto.

A. W. 8-10-ws-tl-Sept. 28.

Boarders Wanted

STUDENTS ACCORIMODATED AT 146 Hillsboro Street. 5130-8-20-6i.

[W0 STUDENTS ACCOMMOD- ated at 15 Felling Street. 5131-8-20-21.

csnv srunsurs 1 wsuran. Apply 206 Euston Street. 5105-8-19-31.

For Sale

CARDBOARD SUITABLE FOR lining outhouses, etc" 1c. per sheet. Guardian ofllce. tf

FOB SALE — OLD PAPERS. i cents bundle. Guardian Oflice. 2-4-tf.

Male Help Wanted

WANTED - MAN T0 WORK ON farm. Apply Lawndalc Farm, A. R. McKay, Charlottetown.

5104-8-19-21.

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iECOME EXPERT BARBER through our special low oost course. Hundreds of successful graduates. Write Molcr Barber

College, 573 Harrington, Halifax. M. H. W. Nov. lt-atttl.

COUNTRYS GREATEST SPEC- inity-New invention revolution- izes auto washing. Quickly wash- es, cleans, polishes. Autoists, gar- ages, gas stations, etc., buy im- mediately. Exceptional profit. Write Gyro Brush Company of Canada, Dept. ‘l7, London, Ont.

M. H. W. 13-2-27-3.

AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY

P’) CAN BE EARNED $3 weekly 1n spare time selling well known line Personal Christmas Cards. scores of stenc- grnphers, accountants. Clerks, etc., exceeded this last season. Beautiful new portfolio sample free. Master Kraft Limited, Tor- onto. Representatives wanted smnll towns also.

M. H. W.-13-1d-18-20~23-26-27.

roa SALE, TO LET, BOARD AND room signs on hand at Guardian OiIioe. tf.

TOR SALE - SEVERAL COOK- ing ranges. Apply 89 Rochford Street. 5108-8-19-21.

TOR SALE—KITOPIEN CABINET 1n excellent condition. Apply Mrs. Allison Tait, Southport.

, 5092-8-18-31.

ESSEX SUPER-SIX-FOR SALE- In good condition. Will be sold cheap. Apply 55 Douglas ,_St. or phone 1316. 5050-8-16-eod-3l

70R SALE 0R TO LET-EIGIIT room house at Montague, desir- able location. Apply Bell d: Math- ieson or W. J. Young. Wood Is- lands. 5l50-8-20-smvv-3i.

PROPERTY FOR SALE-NINE- teen room. house, two apartment house and two lots; one corner store; one house outside City limits, % acre of land, also fox liens. House, on Elm Avenue. Country property will be ex- changed for City Property. Charlottetown Real Estate Co.

5093-8-18-31.

Lost

1-051‘ - rmr: AND RIM nu- tween Rose Valley and Charlotte- town. Apply Guardian. Reward.

Aug. l8-3l.

00s’! - A sum or MONEY as- tween Summerside and Cornwall. Finder please leave at Guardian Reward. 5129-20-11.

Wanted

WANTED - 6-8 ROOM HOUSE IN 800d locality. Telephone 1314. s1 1441-19-21.

WANTED - ALE BOTTLES. PTS. "it! til-e. Phone 1107 or writs W. Michael. Charlottetown.

3758-B-7-tf.

WANTED BY SEPT. 9th, SMALL furnished apartment, or three or four furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Phone Bic-J.

> ~ 5l34-B-20-3i.

llr. W; ll. Garcon

CBIROPRACTOB

Three Year Palmer Graduate 134 Prince St. Phone 1072

Home Calla Made.‘

Miscellaneous

JOIIN ALFRED McDONALD, rac- vlnoial Land Surveyor, Herman- viile, (R. 3, Bouris.)

PRIVATE KINDERGARTENS pay. Advice given free by 1111B Cunadihll Kindergarten Institute. Toronto (10.)

Personal 8-8-13-20-27.

VISITORS TO EXHIBITION AC- commodated at 157 P111106 Street-

5117-8-19-41.

MOTORING BACK TO MON- treal and Ottawa, 30th. 971W!‘ wishes one or two P58561189“

~lignt expense. APbly 30X 115- Guardian Office. 5145-114041-

LOOK AHEAD-GET INTO THE Civil Service as Postman. 31BX11. Customs Examiner, 11011118151111" Inspector, etc. IFull details free

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CENTRAL PARISH emu-e); o: Scotland, services on Sabbath, Aug. 31st: Churchill, 3.30 p. m.; Lot t8, 7.30 pm.

BRADALBANE Church of Christ, service Sunday, August 21, m; no u- m- Hermon. M. Watterworth, Montague. "

BRADALBANE CHRISTIAN CHURCH-The services in the Bradalbane Christian Church win be at 3 p. m. Sunday, Aug, 21, my, M. Watterworth, of Montague, will be the speaker. ‘

KAYSER BOSIERY IS CHOSEN FOR MILLINERY STYLE SHOW. -'I'he Retail Millinery Association of America, which staged g 1511 fashion show at the Hotel Astor in New York Monday evening, gel. acted Kayscr hosiery for its models. All Kayser styles and colors shown in Cher‘ “ ‘ l by Moore s» Mc- Leod Limited.

FUNERAL SERVICE-The fun- eral of Mrs. Frank Duffy was held yesterday morning from her late residence, 30 Douglas Street, to the Church of the Most Holy Redeem- er where Requiem High Mass we; wlebrlted by Rev. Jos. McGrcel, C. SS‘. R. The pallbearers were: Sergt. Dominic Doyle, Messrs. Mau- rice Martin, Wm. Summers, Law- rence Kelly, Howard Molynenux and Ronald Vessey. Service at the grave was conducted by Rev. Wm. Enright, C. SS. R.

PAINI-‘UL INJURIES-Mr. Glen Jenkins, of Georgetown was sev- erely injured Thursday as the re- sult of a fall when working at the electrical installation of the new United Church manse. Mr. Jenk- ins fell about fourteen feet, landing on his head. Fortunately no bones were broken although he is still suffering considerably from concus- sion and lacerations.

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH —

_ Attention ts directed to the ne-Jce

in another column of the services in this church tomorrow. In the morning Rev. J. S. Bonnell, of Westminster Church, Winnipeg, will preach. Mr. Bonnell is one of the outstanding ministers in the Unit- ed Church of Canada and it is a. high privilege which the congrega- tion will have of listening to his on this occasion. Rev. C. N. Brown,“ M.A., will occupy the P1119115 Hi’- night and the soloists for the day will include the following well known vocalists: Miss Margar- et Stems, Mr. Leigh Dingwell and Mr.- Robert Messervey, of Toronto, who is visiting his home here for a few days.

Lnrneneaa prevented by liflnardi.

PERSONALS

N. S. is visiting Dr. and Mrs. Poth- lck, Euston Street.

Mr. Wilfred MacAleer of Hope River has entered the City Hos- pital and was operated on yester- day morning for appendicitis.

Mr. J. E. Benton and son, J. K., clerk and deputy bailiff oi’ the Div- lsion Court, Keener, Ont., are on a short motor "isit to the Island visiting his parents, John Beaten, Hunter River.

Mrs. C. .G Duffy, Mrs. E. T. l-Ilggs and Mrs. G. F. Dewar, who have been on a tour of the Old Country, left Southampton yes- terday on the S. S. Montroso for Montreal on return to their homes

from the in Charlottetown. SALES HELP WANTED uvms

TWO rnousnnn PEOPLE MADE money last year 5911108 "Imllef- lal Art" Christmas .Csrds; write British oeheuleh Publiahini 00-- Ltd. 42s Patrick nuuulns. Tor-

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Found

_.-ON AUGUST 16th A F223;}; between North River Bridge and KlnBSWH- 591313’

, Mt. St wart. P. E. I- Fmnk m” e sul-a-zo-rl.

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wanted for few weeks. Splenglg opportunity for earnlns 8

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Female Help WI flied

WANTElL-MAID FOR GENERAL

_ 1 hi fflce. | housework Appyt ragga-mm

WANTED-A MIDDLE AGED WO- man to help with housework. No children. Country woman P"-

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Miss Betty Pethick, Dartmouth,‘

TIIE‘ CI-IARLUITETOWN GUARDIAN

Saturday Special 20% liiillliillnil

on all Meats sold today. New stock of stall-fed Island beef arrived. Excellent quality,

Sirloin and T-Bone Inlet and Steak, per lb .......... Rib Roast, per lb. .......... Ally other Roast, per lb .... Pork Steak and Chore. per lb. 16c Cured Hams -and Bacon

l1¢r lb. _ 10c

Corned Beef, per lb. . Island lamb, per lb. .. ..

All Meats are hung for the re- quired time which ensures tender-

ness and quality. We pay special attention to, children,

iiueen Meat Market

Phone 1301. 283 Queen Street

Murphy-Sullivan Nuptials

The brilliant rays of en after-

noon sun, as so many angels de- scended from Heaven, welcomed for 111s first time a Dectable dele- setion of ladies and gentlemen from "Canada's fair Garden of the Gulf" to Our Lady of Angel's Church. Brooklyn, N. Y., on Sunday, August "11. to witness the holy nuptials of Miss Mary Erna Murphy daugh- ter of Mr. John Michael Murphy, Kinkora, who was united in holy matrimony to Mr. Edward Sullivan, late of South Wales, England. It was a fair and glarlsome scene on which the eye would love to feast and the heart forgetful of its cares lull itself to sleep in e. heavenly ecstacy as the melodious notes of the organ announced the arrival of one of Kinkorah fairest daughters in the paraphernalia of a gay happy bride.

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Mr. and Mrs. Albert Harrington‘ and son, Clarence of Wirlchester,' Mass. are spending a vacation in the city the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. Roberts, Villa Street. I

Miss Aimee Agnew has returned l home after spending the past six weeks visiting friends and relatives in. different parts of Ontario.

Mr. J. Howard ‘rrapnell of Mono- ton, who has been relieving Mr, J, M. Murley, manager C. N. T. left yesterday afternoon for St. John, N. B. Mr. J. Frank Fraser is re- lieving manager for the balance e1 Mr. Murley‘s vacation.

Bishop Gourchesne Preaches In French ‘At Congress Opening

His Excellency Most Rev. George Courchesne, D.D., Bishop of Ri- mouski, P. Q, in his sermon, de- livered in French on Tuesday ev- ening at the Eucharistic Congress, Mlscouche, gave as one :1 the rea- sons of the unrest and depression in the world at the pmsent time, the fact that people are not satis- fied with their lot and won; to be equal with their richer brethren.

The speaker quoted from Rerum Novarum, of His Holiness Pope Leo 13th, written forty ye-rs ago, in which he said "that it was impossible for all men to be equal.”

Many people of the present day are trying frantically to get rich, and in so doing have an utter disre- igard of law and justice, but such a state of existence ls impossible. There will always be rich and poor, and until the nations of the earth recognize this fact there will a!- ways be strife and war.

His Excellencys text was based upon the parable of the Apostles and the sick man at the gate of the temple. He likened the World or Society to the sick man, seeking at the present time help from the Church.

There are four reasons why Society is sick: First, lack of res- pect for ourselves and others, sec- ond, lack of faith in the teachings of the Church; third, lack of pati- ence and rslgnation and, fourth, lack of love and charity to our fel- low men.

We must go frequently to Christ in the form of the Blessed Sacra- ment in order to learn the lesson of patience and resignation, not to grumble at our lot but to perform cheerfully the work God has given us, and to submit‘ ourselves to His will in the position in which he has placed us; to keep His com- mandments and to remember that He watches over us and cares for us although there is little in Us that is worthy of His Divine care and devotion. Emphasis was Placed

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MACDDNALD-At owe“. AVE 13- 'on the need of fraternity, charity, i932, A. R. MacDonald, aged 85110“; e1 our neighbor as ourselves; years. Funeral Saturday morninl and an earnest striving to follow

to Vernon River Cemetery.

MCKAY-At Bridgetown, August i9, 1932, Laughlin McKay, aged 83. mineral service Saturday, August 20th, at il a. m.

HARRIS-mt 236 Grafton Street. Friday, Aug. 19, 1033, Edna Annie I-larris. Funeal from her mother's

" , Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, funeral leaving at 2.30.

Interment in People's f‘ ‘ y.

MARTIN-At Sacred Heart Home, Aug. i8, 1932, Mary A. Hagen, wid- ow of the late Zacharis Martin, aged B0 years. Funeral from M. Hennesseyh Parlours, this mom- ing at 8.45 to St. Dunstan! Basil- to the Rvomru Catholic

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Charlottetown and North Wlitahlre

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in Christ's footsteps and llis holy example. 1 The world would cease t0 be a place of strife if we did this. B18110? Courchesne continued. Until the nations of the earth obey 0"!‘ 19rd and follow His example. w. cannot hope to live in unity BT10 D6599 with our followmen.

In closing, l-lis Excellency spoke

DANCE!

Grand Opening of Paiaia De Da-nse On Prince Street

MONDAY, AUG. 22nd. Charlottetown’: Latest and 3G5 Dance Hall Under the Manure-neat u! HENRY NEALE

Beginners Classes from 8.80 l0 9.00 P. M; 15 Cents.

M._.._._---—- J08. STEELE, Instructor

Dance Sta-rte at 9 o'clock. Std Elliot's Orchestra in Attendance ‘Come one. Come ail and enjoy the

beat Dance of the Season.

Refreshments for Sale in I-Iall. Adnrisaiom-Ladies 25c. Gents 35c-

514145-21.

The joyous occasion brought to- gether. an honourable representa- tion of relatives and friends from both His Majesty's and Uncle Sam's dominions who travelled by auto to the Empire City to participate in the‘ happy event. viz. Mr. John M. Murphy and Miss Elsie Murphy father and sister of the bride from Kinkora, P. E. I. Messrs. W. B. Mc- Neiil and Henry Jamieson, Summer- side, P. E. I’, Joseph Vemella. Brighton, Mass, and John Keefe, a. former member of the Klnkora

Brotherly Love, Philadelphia.

As the bridal party entered the Church at 5 p. m. the magnificent organ pealed forth the popular march from Lohengrin so promin- ent in the social circles of New York. The marriage ceremony was performed by the Rev. Leo Williams assistant rector of Our Lady of Angels ‘parish.

The bride was given away by her father and looked beautiful in her wedding array. she was dressed 111 a. magnificent robe of brocfldcd ivory satin with cascade draperies, a. long lace tulle veil and cap and carried a ‘bouquet of white rose buds and lilies of the valley. Mrs- Tl-lomas E. Deighan was the only bridal attendant and looked lovely in a gown of beigh chiffon with a large black picture hat to match. She also carried s. charminB 5°11‘ quet of tea roses. ,

ivlvr. Thomas 1c. Deighan Yofficleied as best man. while- Messrs Edward and Cecil .1. Murphy fwwiloned splendidly as ushere-

After the ceremony as the bridal procession wended their way down the aisle to the vestibule of the church, congratulations and fel- icitations were 0019101151? P011195 upon the happy couple by i c 18189 and respectable congregation that filled the sacred edifice. Showers of rice came 1n crest P100111“- while the fragrance of wniem permeated the atmospheft-

The bridal party then Dlmeeded to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thom- “ l; Dgfghan, the bride's aunt where numerous friends had as- sembled to celebrate the happy event. A. splendid banquet W“ We‘ pared for the occasion in WS- Dqlghgn’; inimitable style and W85 ably assisted by Mrs. Cecil J- Murphy, Mrs. Philip nushw- W8- Chester Mullaliy and Mrs. Hugh MoCarron. Decorated with flaBS ""1 flowers by artistic hands, the home presented a striking scene of hym- eneai gaiety, and when the 81111-115 were ushered to the festive hall laden with tempting viands they felt that maniacs-s m "W" l“ Heaven and that angel“? 113-1155 were ministering to them. On be- half of the guests Rev. Brother Ambrose Jerome who orl$1¥ll11y hails from the home town Of i116 bride delivered an appropriate greeting to the bride and bride- groom which was unanimously ap- plauded. Prominent amcn! the Slltsts wasthe Rev. Brother Camil- iug Lellis, assistant rector of the Catholic Protccwfifl, and e W011“

liven. The Catholic congregation in this Province were fortunate to have such s. high priest, and they should strive to hell! him in ell his undertakings by obedience W 111$ wishes. Christ, he concluded, should be the centre of every Ca1511°11° home and if every Catholic would live up to the faith, he or she would be helpinz to bring the Kingdom of God to many who have not yet accepted it.—S.

WIIITPS WEEK-Elli) SPEMALS

SALMON AND COLD BOILED EGG SALAD With AND BUTTER, OB COFFEE

25c CANDY SPECIAL

VINEYARD FRUITS 290 LB. i i‘

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BREAD TEA

Sports Glee Club, from the City of

ST. JAMES‘ Minister: Iev. B. Moorhead Legate, B.D.

Morning at Eleven O'clock.

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STRANGERS AND VISI- o TORS CORDIALLY INVITED.

son of the Sacred Heart perish, A1- berton, P. E- I. ThC awn,‘ I1- past terminating with ice cream wafers, rich sparkling beverages that touched the spot of satisfaction —the guests being decidedly renew- cd in flesh andspint. The remaind- er of the evening was enlivened with music, mirth and sons.

. Mr. Edward F. Murphy gave sev- eral selections of modem instru- mental music. Miss Doris Evans delighted the guests with a pretty bouquet of Irish melodies. Then

of mixed voices and finally the salutation "Klnkora. Forever." The

hour. Mfr. and Mrs. Sullivan start- ed on their wedding trip for New kigland shores. the bride wearing a smart costume 0f flat crepe maroon with hat and shoes to match.

The happy couple were the recip- ients of many handsome wedding presents which included silverware. china, linens, etc. The guests de- parted for their respective homes delighted with the happy hours spent and with cheers of admiration for the newly wedded favorites. May happiness, health and prosper- ity follow Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan through the years to come.

Ill MEMORIAM

EDNA A. HARRIS

The death occurred at her home 236'Grafton Street, this city, yes- terday morning of Edna Annie Harris, daughter of Mrs. James and the late James Harris, after a, pro- longed illness.

The deceased who was fora num- ber of years a. member of the sales staff of Moore a McLeod, Ltd, was a young lady of pleasing dis- position and extremely popular with her store associates, numerous cus- tomers and friends.

When her condition was consid- ered serious her physician advised an operation. She entered the Prince Edward Island Hospital where the operation was performed and where she remained for asveral weeks receiving the best of care and attention and was finally removed to her home where despite the ten; der nursing of a loving mother and devoted sister, the latter who had the advantage of being a. trained nurse, her condition gradually grew worse untilthe end came peacefully yesterday morning.

The deceased was a prominent member of the Rebekahs and a de- vout and consistent member of the Baptist Chuch.

She leaves to mourn, besides a son-owing mother, the following brothers and sisters:

Clarence W., and A. Ernest, Sum- merside; Harry J., New Glasgow, N. S., and Mrs. D. C. Z/foore, East Iioyaltmlvllss Maud. graduate nurse. who remained at her sister's side for the past three months and Miss Marion, of Hyndman dz Co., City.