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THE CENTRAl GUARDIAN

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5T. FETEIPS CATHEDRAL Tee. and Sale Wednesday, December 6th. L-2072-12-1-dl. i

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH-The evening service nun-row will be 1n charge of the '.‘ esoftheMisslonar-y Society oi’ the Church. This will be the an- ‘ 7 llual observance of Woman's Day. ' and will include e playette, "With- ‘g in the Gates." and a candle light- ing ceremony, commemorating the sixtleth anniversary of the Wo- y men's Mimiunsry Societies. There '; will also be special music approp- riate to the occasion.

‘n!!! BAPTIST CHURCR-"Go Ibrward" is the subject of the morning sermon, to be preached by [he Rev. Alexander Gibson, the keen Ind interesting leader of the Teach- c-Training min-so of last week. Dr.

1 lnoent speaks in the, evening on

- "rhe Sixth Oommandlnent." Mrs. G.

i~ Elliott Full is in charge of the music of the day.

- WEATIIIB FORECAST for Do- » ecmbel‘: 1 to 8, milder, unsettled. vmh rain or sleet; 9 to l5, colder with some light snowflurries; l6 to 22, turns clear and cold followed - lrom 23 to N with snow, continues - cold with high winds; 30 to 31, ‘ moderates.

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Shampoo and Fin- ger Wave 65c - Finger Wave 40c Shampoo and Mar- cel 75c Marcel Wave 50c llair Cut 25c Eyebrow Arch 25c

All Steamer Oil Sham-

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sf local Interest but advertising of Phomwapm_

ROBIN HOOD FLOUR ls milled from washed wheat. Bast grocers recommend Robin Hood.

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NEW lAllER I S B ll 8 S

Mr. George Leslie, the New Jailer Puts Down Insubordin- ation and Puts Fear Into the Hearts of Prisoners.

Some of the easy going prisoners in Queen's County Jail are not tak- ing too kindly to the change in ad- ministration, with the result that Mr. Ieslie, the new jailer, who is a big, muscular type, has had to prove to them that he is boss and must he obeyed. ,

Yesterday morning a. sarap occur- red in the fail kitchen, when some blood was spilt. The afiair started about nine o'clock when the lailer asked a prisoner to dump some gar- bage. Prisoner refused, saying he "didn't have to." He was told he would be looked in his cell if be did not do what hs was told. Prisoner laughed, and said “try it." With that Isalia lifted him in his arms and headed for the cell. ‘Hist was the signal for the other prisoners w Join in a melee. They gathered round the jailer, bumped him. threatened him. Lnd ultimately at- tempted to seize him for the purpose of releasing his captive. But the prisoner went to the cell, the jailer effectively striking out right and left to accomplish his purpose, with the result that some of the prison- ers lost blood copiously and sus- tained othsr inJuries. When he had safely locked up “public enemy No. 1," the iailsr returned Ind soiled a couple of others who were rin8~ leaders, and locked them up also. He told the others that lllllQI ‘they obeyed his orders * tly they would receive similar solitary con- finement. Result. He tot com- plete control o! the situation, and within half an hour everythim was going along better than usual. When the disturbance was at its height. one of the prisoners threw a jug o! molasses at the jailer. H: edi- ately told them it would be some time before they got any more mo- losses to throw away, and intends to be as good as his word.

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OPTOIITRII‘!

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Charlottetown

Along T h e Waterfront

Railway Wharf

S; 5 Havrnoy, Captain Knudsen, arrived 1n port yesterday morning from St Johns vie. Sydney, N.S., and is at present loading 50,000 bags of turnips and 5,000 bogs of potatoes for New York. These were shipped jointly by the Canada Packers and the Associated Shippers Inc. This steamer is only six months old and was built in Australia (or the lum- ber trade.

Ferry Wharf

S. S. Hillsboro making daily trips between Charlottetown and Rocky Point. '

Illl-ud Fertiliser Co's Wlilrl

S. S. l-Iochelalga, Captain Wells. which has been making daily trips between this port. and Plctou, NS. finished her season's operations yes- terday and after loading some thou- sand feet of lumber for the Stand- ard Construction Company in Hali- fax, bid farewell to Charlottetown, and sailed for Pictou, 11.8., enroute to Halifax, NS, where she will be laid up for the winter months.

Buntaiu Bell's Wharf

The S. S. Farnorth, Captain Tur- ner, is expected in port today to load a general cargo for Sydney, St. Pierre and St. John's, Nfld.

Marine Wharf

C. G. S. Aranmore, Captain Mac- Donald, at present in port discharg- ing buoys.

O. G. S. Brant, Captain Basil Kelly. in p011.

The Government launch DlP.w., Captain James Lund, has been hauled up and placed in her winter quarters along with the small gov- ernment dredge which has been do- ing repairs and dredging to wharves and rivers around the Island.

Oar-veil Bros.‘ Wharf

B. S. Homewood, Captain V, O. Peerdon, arrived in port last even- ing from Montreal, having 310 tons of freight inward. She will load an outward cargo of 7.125 begs of pota- lnd and oats 101' St. John's, Niid.

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iansClub and sister clubs on the occasion of 8t. Andluwi Day cele- brations: . .

Cherie Ive o’ at. Andfl. 1984

Dear Brithsr Boots, '

, since agen ,we tak up our pm taesuryegreetizfsonthellveo‘ 8t. Andra, 11st tee let ye km that no withstandln‘ the sair traohle o‘ life in molly ithsr pairts d the warl, we hen are farin’ brawly. thank-m‘ tae Providence that we has been spared the many trials an’ vicissitoods sae common syn Aul‘ Nick was let loose in 1914 an‘ no yet N-IDOR an‘ consigned tas the nethermost regions .whar he rlchtiy belongs. Thank guidness frae a.’ accoorlts he failed tae fin‘ a refuge in~Aul' Scotia though he has attempted hard tae gain e. fittln‘ on the Clyde, drivin’ nae a few free there to seek thei; fortunes in pos- tures new.

an, Seorvts-ry.

Catholic Collegie Clb r lama,

Standing, lelt is right: Ralph Flemming, Enid Clntwell, Marlon MM-‘illlly. Marie Arsenault. Byron Grant. -

Booted, left to right: Marlon Muller, BIN/II. President; Wlnnifrsd Moran, Treasurer; Katherine McGuir-

Phones 389-390

srrclsls rnlnll lliil SATURDAY;

TRIMMED ronx clnors 20¢ p..- lb. ROAST PORK l6c to 20¢. 1...» lb.

RIB ROASTS 17c to 20c per lb. SMALL CORNED BEEF TONGUES 15c per lb. SLICED BACON 29c per lb.

ROOPS Ltd.“

125 Grafton Street

d Vice-President: "Bill"

Gaunt an’ silent are the "'

mountains: »

‘Hlocht is on Ihslr broo on’ hroodin’

As they survey the regalia o’ their lochs,

Shlnin‘ like fine vrocht slller: An’ look on the channels o’ their braid fritlls Wher the big shlpe mrryin’ their emperies An’ still mair precious freight o’ youth Sail for the new found lands , While doon the weepin‘ glens The shadows o’ the Pirlgaliea And the White Chieftain him- sel‘ Seek in vain their kith. Whe. has sailed awn Tao return again nae msir

callants o auld llmg syne. We are Ye'ers sincerely, WALTER. R. SHAW. President. THOMAS MncMlIL-IJAN, Secretary. MB. JOHN MALOOM Clansman John H. Scotia, Fredericton, wires:

Many happy returns o‘ the day. JOHN H. MAIDOM".

HALIFAX. N. S.

sixty-seventh

tends greetings. “Happy days come back anew W1’ every kindly thooht o' you.”

breath o‘ mony flowery simmers.

NEW GLASGOW. N. S.

for the nicht. MIRAMICIII. N. B.

greetings on Saint Andrew's Day.

But here's hopin' ye an‘ ye'eres will has a gum‘ time recallin’ in sang an’ story the days and the

Mslcom. Manager of the Bank of Nove-

"Thanks for greetings received.

On this day 0' days while we celebrate our one hundred and anniversary. the North British Society, Halifax, ex-

Heaven spare ye lung to kiss the

The St. Andrew's Society of New Glasgow sends kindllest greetings

The Highland Society of New Brunswick at Mirlunichl sends ‘you

SAINT JOHN. N. B.

saint Andrew's Society, John, New Brunswick sends Greet-

Stan’ by! ye men o’ Scotla. Saint Andrew's name proclaim,

South

The government tug Fredericton, terday and will lay up here for-the

O0. wharf.

‘The C. G. S. Cartier. Captain Roach, is now laid up for the win- ter months.

The D. P. W. dredge Pownal No. 2, Captain Murchison, is laid up in Rnstico for the winter, and the tug Bally, Captain Genes. which has been attending to the above dredge this pest summer, is expected to lay up in Charlottetown.

| Work along the waterfront at the

lprcsent time is going over in a big way, an exceptionally large number of men being employed owing to po- tato, fertilizer and freight boats all oelng in port at the one time.

The S. S. Spec, Captain Tenny- sen, arrived in port yesterday from

NB. with a port cargo of fertilizer [for the Island Fertilizer Company, part of cargo being discharged in Halifax.

The D. P. W. dredge No, B, cep- tain Oosgrovs, is at present dredging

Ooptum Dicks, arrived in port yee-; winter months at Bruce Stewart dz.

Hamburg, Germany, vie. Halifax,‘

, Eke East an‘ West his fame. Stan‘ byl forget not Scotland Een tho‘ for swa’ free heme. Fond memries o‘ oor lrinsfolk Sets nor herts an‘ soul afiame.

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Scots. A couthle toast we'al gie

Scotland Wi‘ a’ the honours three- FREDERICTON. N. B.

Andrew send greetings.

l New Tiilyer Lense

When next you need glasses. ‘Their worth has been proved. We fit up in latest style of frames or mountings.

E. W. TAYLOR

Charl ttetown

J. S. TAYLOR

in Montague, and is being attended to by the Tug Amie Captain Bur-

MacBEATll

SUGAR

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SATURDAY and MONDAY .

PRINCESS SOAP FLAKES CORN FLAKES CAN TOMATOES CENTRE CUT SALMON, Reg. 25c. SURPRISE SOAP 10 for 45c

CARROTS. (extra quality) ‘l0 rm- 19c PARSNIPS, (extra quality) ....... l0 for 25c BEETS, (extra quality) l0 for 19c APPLES (extra quality), per pk. .. l25c FEED CARROTS-lc. per lb. Corner Fitzroy & Edward Sis.

Albertun

Lilt long his praises North an’

Stan‘ byl the nicht a‘ Brither

Tee Saint Andrew an‘ Auld

—<Albert E. Mnssle.

The Fredericton Society of Bt-

GROCERY

2 for 25c 3 for 25c 3 for 25c 2 for 43p

10 for.ii7c

Pitch-fill

Whaur freedoms age-Lang fecht's

eye stir-rod

The Bluid that else had rin sac douce; '

Whaur kit o‘ oors hae dree‘d sair weird-

The land 0' Bruce.

Vifhaur grim Auld Roche's watched the clash O‘ minds as herds the Grampian

rocks; Whaur kirk an’ stews made feel: an’ rash- The land o‘ Dior.

vlmaur moss an‘ moarlan’ sis-etch oot-owre, An‘ in the streams spate water chums; Wham- heather lems ‘math dries that lower-

The land 0' Bums.

virhaur presents aye fray pest had lic , _

An‘ thochtie been guide, for was

or weal; ‘that's whaur cor he'rts wad gang

Saint Andrew's Society o1 Mien- treol sends greeting:

"Here's a sugh i‘ the wanderirl’ will’ the nlcht, As though it cam owre by Ben- nachle,

lAndflloScotsfokfaocsursgleg

and bricht As they crack on the oaussy by twa. and threfl; rm- the sugh 0' the win‘ brings beck the days, heathery braes balms at play, Scotland's Day."

QUEBEC

Andrew's Society.

moors. lures.

OTTAWA St. Andrew's Society o‘ Ottawa. may be We sen’ oer hearty greetilrs to ye yer coggie eye be fu' Dinne f o r g e t TORONTO Canada, sends friendly greetings. grey l’ Let ilks. Scot be glad w-day The whole wide wari‘ thegither.

While tender mists do blind us.

d8)’. “The land W0 ldt behind us!” HAMILTON, ONT.

The glwy of the Auld Countre.

chains; O Lord forgive the bloody stains!

' An open Bible for his lamp Upon the Kirk Knox set his stslmp.

Al"'mmlflfliflflmfiltslnennd

SHOW,

a.‘

i Churches of Christ.

AA AAA‘ Ia Am‘ a

Oor stony hearts Bums made to

Neil Gow set a.‘ cor feet to dance; Sir Walter put us in a trance. Oor hands are fond to guide fln-

ance, Marine engines and surgeon's lance.

Iron and gold and clay are we, But we dinnn. forget the wee baw-

greetings Hers many a son o’ Boone's hills,

Folgettirl’ a‘ his griefs an‘ ills, Thisdaywmnngetdlsglerlsan‘

11hr tie a time ill: bosom hills,-

When they ralkit the far-nil And they're daffin 'wi' ither, use For they're balms at the heart m

Greetings from file Quebec 8t.

A health tee ye! A health tee a'l_ Free Scottish heh-ts for, far awe’, Free heather hills and lowland

For Bcmland yet oor he's-t aye

8t. Andrew's Day greetings free

St. Andrew's bairns whaure'r ye

May yer lum ne'er cease reekin', an‘

Auld Bcotlanci, “Ciemar the slbh an dlug ."

5t. Andrew's Society of Toronto,

Who. cores i! skim be dull and Whe heeds November weather?

Her-es tee the auld hame m away! We'll pledge on this, St. Andrew's

Gleetingefi-oni the St. Andrew's Behévolmt Society, Hamilton, Ont.

Aglastyousaylmenltmalrn

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bee. CHATHAM. ONT.

The Saint Andrew's Bociflty of Chethanl, Ontario sends fraternal

dolls Far, fer away,

The Presbyterian ilhurch in Canada

s1. JAMES CHURCH

Minister :

REV. R. MOORHEAD-LEGATE, D. D.

Public Worship, Morning at Reveal 0’Clook. Evening Service It Seven O'clock.

Sunday School It Two-Thirty.

SIIANGERS AND VISITORS OOBDIALLY INVITED.

8t. Andrew's day. An’ in our aln Dominion land,

Scots-men will meet, a mighty band, Respect tee pay, "ch11? November” brings

me hand 8t. Andrew's day.

WINNIPIG The 8t. Andrew's Society of 4 Winnipeg:

Salutations, follow Boots, we waft thee Al o'er ihe earth, and ranging

when

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every sea

In quest of thy uclmniiufd soul's desire;

Nor e'er relaxing ought of free- dom’: fire

1mm ancient sires by self-ordain- ing will

And blood bequeathed. Nor oease sustaining till

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Free forest wild tae sea-girl: strand, A

St. Paul's Church

1i SUNDAY IN ADVHWI.‘

flMJaM-Mornlng Pruyelt Holy Oommlnhnnnfl Sermon.

Mes Greatly" H. 1!. Woodward 3,30 P, Lip-Sunday School and Hblc Clslsm.

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1.00 P. ML-Ivmlng Prayer and sermon.

Autlwm-"I Heard the Voice of Jesus SI!” -W. H. Bonimnpl

EVERYBODY WELCOME.

REV. H. D. BAYMOM), M. A., REGION.

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New earth-born visions rise of - man's estate, Diseolving battled strife and nox- ious hate. Hemorseiess power and its un- F" i hallowed brood. Ben then shall Heaven mthrone

BOSTON

The Scots’ Charitable soclhy of Boston sends its greetings.

10nd of our lliathera

In our hearts thou ert. Dear as a. minted Mother. ‘Unto thy children's heart.

Land o: dark heath and mountain, Land of the rock and glen, Mother of Saints and heroes Of staunch hearted and gifted men.

NEW YORK

The 8t. Andrew's Society of the City of Albany, New York sends greeting).

D1868‘! Ow Scottish love again, dear friends, Our Scottish love again.

‘When day is gone and night ls come.‘ Across the ancient deep In Albany-so far awafl... Again the feast we'll keep, dear friends, Again the feast we'll keep.

The hill, the howe, the moor and glen

Bflmshz rel-tn a dmlr-vised breed of men.

Wallace and Bruce broke imn

3 Eachem. widow of the late Clip- ‘eerlsed was the daughter of the lots

Central Christian Church“

' w. L. OUTIIOUSE. lam-PASTOR

a ‘ A ' Mal-lull; worship-lum a. M. flolo-"Glorla" . . . . (Bu!!! PNw-lnl Mi ’ au-moa-"sslreallul; Spring!"

Mrs. V. L. Dlngweii-Organlat and Choir Dlrccior.

’ Sunday School-Isl) P. M.

Annual Woman's Day Service-Ion P. M.

Autllenh-“Sun of My Soul" ....... . . . . . . . . .. (Turner) , lolo-"An Evening Prayer” Mia; Nan MscKl! Playeflo-“Wlthlu The Guise"

' (hndls Lighting Cerevnsaly, eommelnnratlng In Iltieth < Anniversary of the Warren's Missionary sedetlu of the

t * The Public ls cordially invited to all Services.

A., Nov. 21, 1934, Mrs. Jessie Mac- tain Maloolln MecEaohem Dc-

Jalnes MacDonald Ono time Water Commissioner of the City of Char- lottetown. Death was due to par- alysis resulting from a fall. The deoessedwasiio yemotase-In- terment was in Roeehill Memorial Park. Lea Arlggles, Nov. 24th. (Patriot Mensa Copy)

a‘ a AA¢ALQA¢¢‘AAA nan‘

Trinity ‘Churclf

Ministers:

B07. Hugh Miller, M..A.; B. D. Rev. J.W. Barbour, 1A.; B1). Organist-A. Boy Kendall, L R. A. M4 A. A. G. 0.

10.00 A. lib-Prayer Meeting. 11.00 A. lib-Public Worship.

Sermon-"Ihe o! a Dhoble" Rev. Hugh Miller Anthsm-“ldymn of Intercession" .............. Wooler

$.30 P. Mv-Sunby schooL

1.00 P. M-Public Worship. AOhoIL-olflmlemavolceswillleadflislhsglngatlsl Service.

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Solo-"Goilf Home" Arranged from Dvorak mailman

Trumpet Solo-“Keep Thou lVLv Soul" . , ,. F. H. Clifford (Sacred Song urrnnged for Trump“ 5010)

Bsrmon-"rhe .1

‘Thesodger from the warsw‘

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DflNISTEBr-TIIE REV. A. C. VHICENT, D. D.

MLItoyS

Mr. Lloyd Ward

led Waters" .... Dov. I. W. Barbour Visitors and Students Oesdially Welcome. Morning Service n: ‘cast by (J. ll. O. K.

Prince d: Fitzroy ‘Sis.

turns. The sailor from the mam? On good St. Andrew's Day we

Anthsm-"Author of Life Divine" . The Baptist Church welcomes to its pulpit the Rev. Alexander Gibson, whose keen lessons during ille teacher "I551!!! course have been of such value and interest.