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THE cnsiipotrwmrown GUARDIAN

HAMPTON vmran cnuncn] -Services for Sunday. September 2nd. Appin Road, 11 a. m. Hampton. 3 p. m. Victoria, 7.30 p. in. Rev. James D. Kayef Minister.

Central Guardian

GOING FAST —- The Everbritc spoons are going fast. Renew now ' _ _‘“'

d m . ' . IIIGIIFIELD.—- Thcre will be an get’ b premium u‘ Divine Service in the Presbyterian Church on Sunday at 3 p. m. Rev. W. Bruce Mulr_will conduct the ser-

IIALF DOZEN Evcrbrlte spoons

free with every new or renewal vice yearly subscription to the Guardian. ' ____ THE EVERBMTE SPOONS are FREETOWN-The service in the

Presbyterian (Ihurch at Freetown on Slunday. September 2nd will be at a. m.

proving a big success as a premium. out you get yours? It‘ not, do not. delay. they are going last. ti.

NOItTI-l ItIJSTIGO.—Therc will be service in connection with the Pros- byterlnn church in Can a in the North Rustico School ouse on Sunday. September 2nd at {i1 n. m. All are cordially invited.

STANLEY BRIDGIL- Preaching service will be held in the United Church, Stanley Bridge, Monday, September 3rd at 7.30 p. m. Rev. H. S. Bishop, Minister.

WEATHER . FORECAST FOR JEPTEMBEIL-l to 3 cool, change- able. 4 to 8, stormy. 9 to 13, fall- likc conditions. 14 to l8. storms of rain. 19 to 22, unsettled, stormy. 23 to 26, mild, unsettled. 27 to 30, ad- xanced heat.

PRESBYTERIAN s E $77 CE s. BROOKI-‘IELDFThe services in the Brookfleld Congregation on Sunday. September 2nd will be as follows:- Hartsville 3 p. m. Sunday School‘ 2 p. m. Brookﬁeld 7 p. m. Sunday School 1030 n. m. Hunter River Sun- day School 10.30 a. m.

FLOATS-Any merchant. putting .\ decorated flout in the parade on Labor Day will 1ileasc notify A. dormley, Scdy. oi. L. P. U. Ilzill any evening this week after 7 p. m.

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DENTAETALK AT TEACHERS MEETING-Mr. n. n. Shaw, Supt. of Education in instructing and diverting the school teachers meet- ings at. Hunter River and Uigg last Tuesday and Wednesday “hall with him. Miss Wilson of the Red Cross, who talked to the teachers pertain- llll; to the oblccts of the Red Cross nurses and their work with the school children. Dr. J. G. W. Wer- - 2.“: s: §3iZ°“'..‘°¥.“‘§“’ r.“ . ar n vers y ntal willnbeﬂcIlatnAsgdi ulgsllrullgolrmgllsy osg1r>c§1S”"°°' was a!“ prgsent‘ The 130cm’ 3m 73B9_é_29_3lI,is much interested in the question of

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‘ _ italked io_ the teachers very inter- b“ “mm”! l” Arﬁggféfabgtvssblnizlv un the subject. After the

schools re-opcn next, week Dr. Wer.

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ted Church of Canada. ,R.ev. Da T: . Coburn, M. A.. B. 1)., Pastor. s...ffgggdhggiivlgflsgglt}; mmlma‘ viccs for September 2nd, 1928. PI8l1S-_ y. I I c v ' ant Valley 11 a. m. Rose Valley, 3 p. m. Breadalbane 7 p. m.

ENTRIES-All entries for school girls and school boys races and Bicrcle races on Labor Day will be rcccivcd this week at L. P. U. Hull after 7 p. m. 6i

PERSONALS

CRAPAUD AND SPRINGFIELD. M w __ DThore will be a Celebration of the‘yeftrshzstéxygg;t?ogflg9xgfglﬁgréxg§“gv Holy Communion in St. John's pleaqant two weeks visit w her Slsj Church next Sunday at 11 a. m., and m. Mm B Gman ‘ Evening Prayer in Springﬁeld at ' ' 7 p. m.

__ |Axirss lglznclule Kcpny and Miss . ‘ BY se ias rc urned to Sum- N.L R. C .— . inwllieqUggjedskChgchlés of $233k“ an“ vlsmng l“ anal-Mlle‘ for Sunday next, September 2nd; ' ' 1- ih l t . .

s:...‘.:‘.i:u%..§:.:‘;i. s. . m M» s. B- Mcm. and wlnsloe North at 7.30 D. m. 2m auddje‘ ML yesterday mormngl The s. s.‘ will meet. at. Highﬂeid and w‘; Fe “m t” Mmdm Ma“- Th”. Wlnsloe North at 1o a. m. and at M” “°°°"“’““‘°d by M155 Mall’.

acKinnon and Mrs. Doris 1301-:

Princetown Road and South Win- dmux, mngworth Ave i ‘ .

l Mi - mane SOCIETY Mccrmoslwonff Axﬁﬁi Li"? ,Meetings of Branches of the P. E. mg for Brockw, wlxérc sﬁeyinzesg; I. Bible Society will be held at Can to go m training n‘ ~' digan Presbyterian Church on Tues- ' M ‘ day, Sept/ember 4th and Sturgeon M _ Ch ' United Church on Wednesday, Sep- new; mesrtgfngoioggzinlctfé g3?‘ tember 5th. Meetings at 8.00 o’clock. 1am; Oregon where he is mam re; Mr. Thomas R. Millman will speak. o; central (garage am" having ' 7465‘8'31'31~vfatgitwatglelafant thrte; months vaca-_ 5 Daren Mr. and Mrs. €.‘2"E'.s..l.§“%i3£ti§; Tombs» "we Russe- Znd, will be at Bonshaw at 11 a. m. D._ d M , . and at. Tryon at 7.30 p. m. The daughi‘; whyhgtrpebfeesndvlsliitige monthly Conference Meeting of the Mm D, Gordon, 1e“ yesterday 0g Ttyvn Church Will be held 0H Bﬂl- return to their home in Selma Ala- urday evening, September 1st.— bama. ‘ Myron O. Brihton, Minister. ,

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viva-must! AND New Gus-Hm. $2.1 Miicrfrnli? d??? 31'.“ GOW.—There will be Divine war-have beenymung ma, rél-ativ‘; ship in the United Church. Sunday, M“ and M,.S_ George Eamon Hm; September 2nd. Cavendish 11 a. m. bow street‘ 1e“ for home yegterday and New Glasgow 7.30 p. m. The morning Sacrament ofthevisords Supper will‘

be administered at the close of the. u -

morning service. Rev. H. S. Bishop,' ‘Milli-stiff. ' i The death occurred on Saturday

Joseph Malone aged 67 yrs. Mr. Malone whose wife Ives) had 1n deceased him by sev-f

CITY

Last fall Mr. Malone entered S‘ S Montreal General Hospital for‘ treatment but aiiler a months‘

treatment. he came home satisfied that no medical skill could avail. Although a great sufferer he bore it all with true christian patience and fortitude and on Saturday the 18th. he passed to that home on Ihigh no more to suffer. His loss here is mourned by one sister Mrs. Leard Tryon, two brothers Henry North Tryon. and George in Maine, also

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Tuesday Sept4'

‘Aus 2s at the home of his niece ~ ' ill use this autumn in his work as M“ “s”! “we” “m1” TYW" °l 2n inspector for lthe Canadian su-

lver Fox Breeders Ass‘n. 'i'§'~‘lhi=l‘~ - _ | To you, Mrs. Andrews. we wish w musical ability you won a place in

extend a cordial welcome to ourfull our hearts. \ ‘community. We do not look uponl

crai years had laitely made his were M1; and Mrs, Fenwlck De- , ‘ you as a stranger as you have been your hearts more closely and each

h°m° with M“ and MP5 Maybe- furgby, North Bedeque. and son Dr. mhiﬂAlexander Lefurgey. Si. Quebec. Dr. and Mrs Lefurgey arclf, spending the summer on P. E. I

umn draws nigh, soon another year will be past and gone. Whither are we drifting P. E. I.s' Canadians, yes whither arc we drifting? Our population has past. year. Our boys and girls flocki to the U. S. A. where fodtories are

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Summer is almost over and aut-

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146 ,Ri_chmond St., . . Charlottetown. Fire. Life, Accident, Sickness and Plate Glass Insurance at

. I Lowest Rate. y, Good s ‘ ong Cottlillllllw Agent atsummcrslde, Lloyd Levi!-

F several nephews and nieces as l a ‘ iwell. its adhlgstdlof friends for his gen a an n y manner endeared

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Generates Ga-s From Kerosene on Monday was condu tea b m» .

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Gives a hot double gas flame-mo sool. no odor. wended its way to ithe People's Ce-

Saves time. Saves fuel. Clean sweet beat always __ meter-y nyon when 9,11 111mg was

p under OCIUQL mortal was laid to rest ‘there to await a glorious resurrection. The

We also curry the one and two hot platoclootric stoves. . palbbearem were Albm Hqwnw

Edward Bharkey, Charles Neider,

y. CO., James Arising. Joseph Rogerson,

PIIONI 757.. 125 QUEEN STREET. Austin Toombs.

i‘ “Till FRIENDLY HARDWARE STORE" A large more of WORK l Friends and neishbors yresret to gs 1 BOOKS. scmoauzns, ax- ‘$5: °‘ Ml" H-

Mr. T. Arthur Hawson has pur- chased a Ford Coach which he

Stomach Troubles That Are Dangerous

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Home forms of stomach trophie, if neglected. nfton issrl to dangerous enn- dit ons—uicers or cancers-than s sur- gied operation the only

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For this reason. swan 0o most sim- pls stomach ailments should h» given prompt and careful lbtentltm. So, don't seltl stormeli. lﬂllfﬂQll gas or

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INKS. PENCILS. BOOKS, the biggest stock we have ever osrrled.

All SCHOOL BOOKS sold at. prices fixed by PUBLISH- ER. and SGIOOL BOARD.’

Otlr BOOKSTORE open uoh day till 0 (‘POLOCK for School Opening Week.

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running there they make goods of raw material exported as they were from Canada. Raw material that's what we export. and when we buy back why of course we buy a fin- ished article. And some day some- one will pay ‘the piper and it is easy no guess who that will be. Those who dance must pay the . piper and therefore we must pay. Canada for Canadians -— Canad- ian goods for Canadians. Two mcltds which if followed by all who would help to lower the price to the piper. A‘ dollar spent at home remains at home and i1 we trade one with another all can make a profit so let. us after this ‘ insist. on Canadian made goods. , Eismac "Z" _-€<o-o->—-— -» ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION.

A very pleasant evening was spent on Friday evening, July 6th, when, the friends and neighbours of Mr.| John Andrews assembled at his‘ home to congratulate him and to, welcome Mrs. Andrews to Norboro; In a few well chosen words Harry Bownqs explained the object of the gathering, after whim an ad- drhess was read by Mr. Thos. Law- less and Mr. Walter Bowness pre- sented them with a well-ﬁlled purse. Although taken by surprise Mr. , on behalf of Mrs. Andrews united his friends for their gift. Luncheon was served by the ladies present and the remainder of the evening was spent with music and games. The following is the address:- Mr. and Mrs. John Andrews H Dear Fri ndsz-Itis with feelings,

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