NOVEMBER 14. 19st ___,,___

No other Or P 1; can “ma! thixellazorr

‘Fresh from tlie gas-deaf

Iotice-Illalpeque Road Closed

_i . Malpeque Road from the cross road at the Waterworks m Si. Dunstan’s University will be closed until further notice.

By order,

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.

Judge: "Only married a week and you“ started to beat your wife? my days in the ivorkhcuse will cure i011."

Iiuabancl: “It's a bit tough spoil- »; our honeymoon like this."

KEYS TO QUALITY

A; important branch oi our hard- pare business is the furnishing oi good “locksmltheriesfl to coin a. com- prehenslve word to tit locks, keys, bolts, knobs. hinges and door hard- nre generally. We handle these goods In vast variety. In all the best sad most reliable grades, at attract- in figures.

The Rogers Hardware Co__.,§ Limited

fessional Ca rda

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iss LeBIno Hal Dressing Parlors

lad Electric Needle — Marcel, Shampoo. Eye Brow Plucked, Water Wave. etc.

Max Factory Preparations — Cleansing Creams, Astringent Face Powders. Rouge, Lipstick. Powder Foundation, all toilet articles.

Miss Ryan-Representative.

HM Queen Street. Phone I209. LCEQIIG Stewart 8i Lowther

J. D. STEWART‘, K. Q N. W. IDWTHIII. HIHBTEBS, SOLICITORS. ITO 6t Great George Street NONE! T0 LOAN

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‘Hark R. McGiiigzTnt ’ B. A.

; ssiuisrcn, SOLICITOR, no ' noun to 1.0m comm Bloel. Wei-mun, inn.

AUDITORS

Accounts Audited. Income Taa Ietnrns Prepared. .

A. E. MacNeiII f? Co.

I27 Grafton Street

- McLeod -& Eentley l. l.

BENTLEY W. B. BENTLEY, K. C. Banister and Attorney-at-Law 081cc: I80 Richmond Street BONE! T0 LOAN Charlottetown, P. E. ‘a.

Kenna s. lVIcPhee l. l. IdcDONAPI. Au“. l‘. MOPHEII

IAIIISTEBS, ATTORNEYS, 'ETG NONI! T0 LOAN

Prohibition Commission Wllfmlll. m. sconce u. nnuwn Margate. P. It. I.

80nd all tniorniatlon regarding in- fractions oi Prohibition an to the

or To file! Inspects. B. J. Haywood is Oorelissrer sum, Charlottetown.

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_ Murray Harbor North“

The new seats and dishes for our public school here have arrival and our enerjetlc trustees taking ad- vaz-itage n! the Thanksgiving holiday to have them set up and placed in position in the sclioolrcom. The at- IBndii-Ywc at our school is on the increase and with the new equipment

Breater progress. We expect the next problem oi our trustees will be to enlarge the school building as there are a large number oi smaller pupils to begin attendance next spring. These will have to be provided ior.

Mrs. W. W. McClure is expected to arrive home irom the Prince Edward Island Hospital at Charlottetown during this week improved in health . by her recent operation. We hope she may have a successful journey as travel at this season oi the year is precarious to all, especially those not iully recovered. Her many friends re- joice to see that the operation has been successful and hope ior her complete recovery veg soon.

The marriage oi Mr. Art McDonald youngest son oi Mr. John MacDon- ald of French River to Miss Alice younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Graham oi this place took plane on Wednesday, November 5th in Charlottetown. On the same even- irig at the home of the bride's par- ents a reception was held accompan- ied by the usual charivari. The Young couple will reside on the groom's iarm on Green River Road and the best wishes of their many friends and relatives accompany them. The day proved to be very wet but the rain was needed and no doubt a bride understands the value oi ire- quent showers.

Halloween night brought out the usual party of youngsters who delight in such a celebration. No great harm was done in our locality however as we pride ourselves on having a class that take up onlyinnoccnt sport. How- ever, a‘ few articles such as gates, truck wagons still wait removal to their proper place although no doubt the owners are aware of their where- abouts they iire still ignorant oi the offenders.

Winter descended upon us ‘on Thursday the 4th inst and seems in- clined to make the stay permanent some turnips are still in the fields.

The canvassers for the new Prince Edward Island Hospital are 501118 on their rounds through our inldst and a. gratifying response is made. The amount is spread over two years for payment and we hope ere that time the pessimism that seems to prevail will have entirely disappear- ed. No part of the Dominion oi Canada is so free from trade de- pression as Prince Edward Island and icw places have better opportunities for the farmers ii they wish to pur-I sue that noble calling. when will wc realize our heritage?

Mr. and Mrs. Cameron clow. Mrs. William Mackay and Mrs. Harry Reid of this place attended the in- duction servioe at Montague Presby- terian Church on Friday evening last. The Rev. Mr. Currie was also present and preached the sermon on that occasion as he was the last min- ister inducted in the Presbytery oi Prince Edward Island. All report a profitable service and a large con- gregation preeent and rejoice that our once plentiiul vacancies are be- ing suitably illled. especially with men from the other Canadian Prov- lnces.

Mr. and Mrs. Cudmore of Charlotte.

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nuwn. MONTAGUE, or ieiiv. AIEXANDEB. GIBSON.

M Mvntesue 8nd within the m- try oi st. Andrew's Presbyterian Church there on the evening o: m- d" "is 7th day or November 1030 the Presbytery oi Prince Edward n1- and met in special session at 7'0‘- °1°°k f" m! P11111088 oi iriducting Rev. Alexander R‘. Gibson. late of Beamsville, Ontario, into the p35. torats 0i the above church. There IVE" Dresen: Rev. W. E. Davies, BA, of Cardigan. Rev. R. Hensley stay- ert. Clerk; Rev. Alastair Murray oi Caledonia, Rev. P. Watson Currie oi 11111181’ Harbor North and Messrs. McLaln, lvlcPherson, Currig 9w,’ of Montgaue. After being duly c0115“. tuted by the Interim Moderator, Rev. W. E. Davies the Prasbytery repaired to the church to meet with the as- sembled congregation present in large numbers. The service was opened with a very suitable invocation by the Moderator and after the singing oi a Psalm the Scripture lesson was read by the Rev. P. Watson Cur. re irom Luke V. 1. 12. Prayer in- timatlons and offering were iollow- ed by a very suitable anthem from the large choir present, aitei- which all Joined in singing the Long Metre DOXCIOBY. IOIIDWIYIE oflertory prayer which was offered by the Moderator Rev. P. Watson Currie preached a very interesting and appropriate aer- mon irom Luke V. verse 4, to which the congregation listened in deep and rapt attention. After the singing of the liynm "Breathe on me breath oi God." Rev. Mr. Gibson was called upon to give his answer to the pre- scribed questions which were satis- factorily answered. The congrega- tion was then asked to give their as- sent to the other questions prescrib- ed and the induction prayer iollow- ed this. The members of Presbytery then extended to Rev-Mr. Gibson the right. hand oi fellowship and welcomed him to take part. in the ministry. The address to the minis- ter was then given in a scholarly and sympathetic mariner by the Rev. Al- astair ‘Murray of Caledonia. Rev. Murray spoke with B. sense of.the high dignity oi the office the need of personal consecration and wide vision oi the field. The struggles oi our church falters and a glimpse of theirdevotion gave a personal touch to the address.

Rev. H. Hensley Stavert oi Hunter River the senior member of Presbytery and a native pi Prince Edward Island then addressed the people on their duties towards the minister. Taking a suitable text irom scripture Rev. Mr. Btavert showed the people the proper meth- od oi conduct and emphasized sev- eral iactors that contribute to the

A THE Cl-IARLOTTETOWN GUAROIAN

Richly Rewarded Qy Ca n. Go vt.

(Canadian 'm'u) UITAWA, Ont. Nov. lie-Canad- ians liquidated an old obligation to. day when. according to announce- merit by Hon. Gideon Robertson, actins Minister o! the Interior. the sum oi $67,000 was made to Com- mander Otto Sverdrup, famous Nor-. weglan explorer, in return for the services rendered ,by him in his ex- plorations and discoveries in the Arctic islands. By this sum the Do- minion has also purchased sver- cirupls original maps, notes. diaries» and other documents relative to his expeditions. I

Rec ‘ CanadianTitle The Government cf Norway has formally recognized the Canadian title oi’ the Arctic Islands, common- ly known as the Sverdrup Group, comprising Axel , Sciberga, Ellei Ringnes, Amund Ringnes‘ and King‘ Christian. Thls-"irlendly action on the part oi the Norwegian Government; removes the one possible grounder! dispute as to Canadian sovereignty, in the whole Arctic north oi the Canadian mainland.

To Open New Forum Dec. 5

MONCTON PLANT ONE OF Tllli FINEST OF ITS KIND- ‘ HOLD 6.000

MONCTON, Nov. 12.—TI.1E new‘ Moncton Forum will be omclally. opened December 5 when Victories.’ cross sticks with the Sussex sextette. in the opening contest of the South- " ern New Bninskiek Hockey League, while Bathurst will be at home to‘ Fredericton in the other bracket. ,

The building is one of the i-nest o! I its type, being a red brick structure‘ supported by steel. The icesuriace.‘ is two ieet wider than the Montreal Forum and covers an area oi 6B ieet . in width by 200 feet in length. The artificial ice plant is similar to the‘ one in Haliiax arri is now being in- stalled, seven miles of pipe beir1g_ used to cover the iloor space. The‘ building will also have four dressing 1 rooms, a banquet hall and severall other rooms. The banquet hall will have a seating capacity of 600. The I capacity of the arena is approximate- 1y 6,000 y

Spmster: “Strange that with your.‘

liking to: the fair sex you never mliflitd " Cynical Barhehi: "fih I dos-ft

know A "man 111.13" love timers and not, care to be gardens”

success o! a man. He must be given time for study and meditation. He must be kept iree from all worry town visited friends and relatives in our locality last Sabbath and all oi these were delighted to have them.

Mr. and Mrs. William MacKay on last, sabbath arid attended church in the morning service here.

his house rooi rcshlngled but finds the weather not always suitable for

have come our way quite often in the past week.

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CHARLOTTETOWN '

BE SURE TO SAVE

NATIONAL CANDY_' 3

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WRAPPERS !

$200.00 WORTH OF PRIZES WILL BE GIVEN

about finances and allowed to can-y , on‘ the many duties oi his ofiice,‘ without interference or molestation.‘ Rev. Mr. Stuvert illuminated many points in his address with stories that seemed to find anecho in the minds

of his hearers and will no doubt be

Mr. Archie Reynolds and family I008 r¢m8mb=rBd~ Aft-B!‘ the 51081118 0f ; J. R. Nelson from Gaspereaux were guests with a hymn and pronouncing the benc- 1P. E. McDonald

dctiori by thenewly inducted pastor the elders conducted him to the door

where he was formally introduced to I the congregation as they retired. Rc- i

Mr. Harry Reid is having someoiiqfresliments were then served in the ' l-l. G. Williams

vcstry to the visiting ministers and ‘i elders who after partaking of this

such duties as wet and windy days proceeded to their respective homes. , Total Mr. Gibson begins his work underl favorable auspices.

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BOWLING

CGMIKOIAL LIAGUI I-lolmans defeated Guardian by 192 pins. High single G. Toombs 268.

‘ 'HOLMLN’I

s. ‘Iloonjhs 1r! 155 20s A. Alileck .... 11s iss is-i H- Mccsliuni ... isi ,1ss 219 '. 11s 1w zoo R- Johnson .201 124 19s ' 1m 8291052

‘Total

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n. vase". 11o 11a 14s M. oa-miciiaei .. 211 iaa 13a cs: Young . ... 10a 152 151 P. Power 111 225 m W.J_. Monaghan .. .. I67 203 159 914 s43 1'11

Tomi . 262s

Majority for Holmans 192 pins. _Hl3h Single, G. Toombs 9.68

Prowse Bros. Deicated Telephone by 101 pins. High Singlg P. Mclnni: 250 l-Iigh Three P. Mclniiii; 571.-

PROWSE BEDS.

T.W.L. Pro-ere .. .. 107 167 213 W. Whitlock 186 172 204 A. Henry 1s2 212 11s J. Pierce ..... 96 135 116 P. McInnis ..., 137 259 175 708 945 884

Total -_, ... ... 2537

TELEPHONE

Leo. McNevlii . . . . .. 155 167 220 W. IVakeIIn 118 104 12B Ted Mczre 211 133 133 S. H. Smith 146169 186 E. McNevin 1B5 156 215 625 729 882

Total -. 2436

Majority for Prowse Bros 101 pins High Single P. ‘Mcllnnis 259. High three P. McIhnls 571

C. N. B. LEAGUE l.

ENGINEERS .1. H. Hovratt 94 125 N1. Ncholson 152 137 G. Blackhorn s2 95 W. H. Townsend 159 16B J. McLean . . . . 133 92 L. Dihgwell 244 137 55 Total . . . . . . .. 1717 ACCOUNTANTS

L. Delarauiit 112 200 J. Gordon .. 1B4 l7l M. McCaiinell 55 42 w. McLeod 122 15s E- MacDonald .. 197 166 E. R. Bovyei- 99 130 Total . . . . . . .

Majority for Accountants 00 pins. High Single, L. Dlngwcll. 244 pins.

SUPERINTENDANTS

171 130

220 8:1

W. C. Davies .. .. 216 157 I. Rice . . . . .. . . . 194 96 S. Hood . . . . .. l7l 159 W. Gallant . . . . . . . . . . . 151 150 150 202

i282 9B3

............. . . . . . . . . . .. 2265

TELEGRAPI-IEBS

l-l. v.“ Fiinilayson .... . . . . . . 1:10 180 E. Ryan . . . . . . . . . . . . . 148 181 J. l"- Fraser . . . . 166 171 R. G. Anderson . . 168 122 W. A. Davey 162 113 J. Williams 142 269 E. Larter ... 1B7 l7l 1103 1207

Totnl- .......................2310

Majority for Tclcgraphers 55 pins High sh-igle, J. Williams 269 pins.

0 NATIONAL PEANUT BRITTLE JAP JELLO ‘I . RESOLUTES . NUT TAFFY OH GEE HELLO FAX PEA I m m m ‘LNOJT WANT MORE 11o 1B2 191 Rainbow Chocolates in 25c bags and in fancy pack- 154 15B 24B ages. Canadian Beauty Chocolates. l‘: _n_7 E _._;.;i. cs4 s15 m "rm ............. .. 1m Our fancy bulk candies are for ‘sale at all candy o cnggggqggs counters. Earn 20a 20o 201 Pecan Nut Roll Butterscotch Waffles 111; French Nougat Nut Jellies Pure Cream Caramels ' Cocoanut Fritters f l‘ 3 Mint Wafers PTuttlt u. m m Peanut Grim eww r e Total ....... ..1sas Fudge Majority for Challengers l3 pins. - l-ligh single Bill Carmody. 322 pins. I High-three Bill Carmody 666 pins. IIATIIIIIAL GAIIIIY LIMITED I “We g . Y'S Man's mesons

Rene] LePage vs. Chester Kerr. Lloyd _Wa.rd vs. Nell Macliean. YlMen and Yb Monnettfl. _

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HINK of baking bread in half the time, with Thalf the cifor:—wirhoui kneading orsetting ‘

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