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_.Bapl.iﬁt Church-United Service — “EVBBKQUP atlon of Canadian

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m MEMURIAM

MISS MARY TURNER-

Friends will regret to hear of the udden dcnth on Tuesday "mm"!!! ,1 nus Mary Turner at 33 Upper llliabDlOllKll Strcct.

M - Tllrizor has been failing in may]; of lute but able to be up ml mound cvcry day so that her lnlh cnmc ns u slwCk l0 h" vjnnrr»: and thcsc she lived with. 5m; will be missed by her friends mil long rcmclnbercd for her herrfn! mid kindly qualities of zlmraclcr which have endeared her call “in ‘come in contact with

m. llvlalhrcs lo mourn her pnssing m: n brothcr Mr. John Turner and v-o nicccs Miss Jennie Turner and Jrs. John liiacNalr of this city md other nicces and ' nephews my from here.

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ANNUAL MEETING

The Annual Meeting oi the Milk Producers and Vendors’ Association Illl be held on Tuesday, November lni, at 8 P. M-, in the Agricultural iiail.

All mcmbcrs of the Association lrc urged to he present as matters of utmost importance to all Milk Producers and Vendors will be dis- uuscd. Oliicers fur the ensuing year will be clccicd. DON'T FAli. T0 BE PRESENT. By order oi the Secretary,

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S N O W’ and COLDER/

LAST NIGHT Means Winter is Coming. ‘Order Your Coal Today.

HUGHES 8. EDMONDS i

ﬁhufdl now, you will not regret it.

n ncvvly nature may In lunrtcd at 4 cant: n word ntrldl! Ilylhlo in ndvnnu.

“BROOKVILLE nmu" for but results. N-BOQ-ltl-B-tl. Oct. 3i.

CONFEDERATION LIFE INQUI- ANCE. Ir6798-7-13-3l2.

CBASWELL FOR Cw RAPHS.

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BUY ROBIN HOOD FLOUR

RED CROSS CRIPPLED CHILD- REN'S CLINIC at Town Hall, Sum- merside, Friday, October 30th and Red Cross office, Charlottetown, Tuesday, November 3rd.

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HALLOWEEN TEA and Sale, Bt. James Hull, Thursday, October 23. Tea served from 5 to '1. Tickets 40 cents. L-83l3-l0-28-2i.

lllGll TEAr-Tlll! Ladies 0f 8t. Charles Auxiliary are holding a High Tea at Holy Name Hall in aid. of the Charlottetown Hospital on Wednesday and Thursday,

ENGAGEMENT. — Mrs, R. B. Mar-Neill of Miscouche, announces the engagement of her daughter Uiricne Anna to Mr. William Herb- ert MacDougall of Charlottetown. Marriage to take place November 11th. L-83l2-l0-28-ll.

CHURCH 0F SCOTLAND.- Usuai Service in People's Church, tvcdnesday 28th at 7.30 Also Sab- bath November lst at Brooklyn at 10.30. Belle River at 3 and Point Prim at 7. Rev. E. MacDougal wil. preach. L 4299-10-28-11.

day A. M. Service November 1st the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be administered. Friday, 7.30 P. M. Octoberiiotli and Saturday A. M.

Neill, Murshllelci, P. E. I.

“Ads must be in Guardian Office by 1l A. Mi" L-tf.

LARGELY ATTENDED SER- VlCbL-The Feast of Christ the

during which the parishioners in

Holy Communion. The

ment, given by the pastor, followed, during which the hymns were sung by the children.

rxm SPEGIALS

WEiliiESllAY8rTilllRSilllY ONLY

DOMESTIC or JEWEL SIIORTENING 2 LBS- - - - -

25c

PORK srrnfcn - - . . 23¢

FRESH PLATE RIBS ‘2 LBS.

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LAMB alloys ma.

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ISLAND

nlmwarngv JAM 16 0.. n. C

BiliiilEii BEEF NoITinZTins - 1

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EARLS’ LITTLE NECK 2 1 c

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nsnunom T0 ADVERTISERS. dﬂllghiel‘ of John Kelly and the _Ad‘,m.tisel;s are reminded copy m, late Carolyn Kelly, Emerald Junct- uew advertisements, or corrections, m“, P- E- I- MT- M-"Mailn is n son must reach the Guardian Office by °7 MP5» Minnie MfMonn and the u A M_ the day previous w inset, late Everett B. McMann, Ncwcnstlc tion. Recently there has been o. ten- Creek- MT- MGM-ll"! ‘K110 ref-THU.‘ dcncy to delay copy, enforcing us to RCCPNPG a position in Ontario, carry advertisements ' over to ad- “'88 f0!‘ the 11st Fight Years en- vertlscrs‘ inconvenience and disop- cased in bushcss at Ncrvcnstlo polntmcnt. Please make u noie~ Creck.-Soint John

King was duly observed in St. o. District Scout Lntdcrs Trhir Malachys Church, Klnkora on Course. open to all mcn 18 years cf Sunday, October _ 25th. Masses age and over, who nre interested in were celebrated at 7.30 and 10.00, the Boy Scout Morcme:

of interest to many in different parts of the Province, tookplace at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Jenkins, of Vernon, on October 21st, at 5.30 P. M, when Mr. Kelsey Jardlne Burhoe, of Char- lottetown. son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Burhce of Alexandra. was united in marriage to Miss Mabel Blossom Jenkins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.- John Franklyn Jenkins, late of Vernon River. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. A. S. Weir, in the pres- ence of about twenty-five guests. ﬂ all immediate relatives of the bride and groom. A sister oi the. bride, Mrs. Brown, had com-o from Boston to be present at the happy , event. The bride was given away

by her brother, Mr. Lawson

Jenkins. She was dressed ln a

Lbcuutiful and becoming gown of

A Holy Name Hall

In Aid of OIIAEIDTTETOWN HOSPITAL

Wednesday and Thursday October 28th and 29th.

Bingo, Homo-Made Candy, Apronl.

LOADING PBODUCE - Large quantities of potatoes and turnips are being shipped at York Btaﬁqi about 25 cars being loaded this past week.

ISLANDEB. ILL- The Guardian NBNts to learn that the condition of Mr. George W. West, Innlsfall, Alberta, continues very serious. Mr. West is a native of York and well known in the western part of the Province,

VISITING BROTHER.- Mrs. Jessie Weir of New Glasgow, who has returhed from l. visit with relatives and fiends in Malagash and P. E. I., is spending a few days at the home of her brother, Mr. Peter Dunban-New Glasgow News.

BAD ROAD - Hon. M. R. Mc- Gulgan, Minister oi Health and

Education was a. recent visitor to Suffolk in connection with the Winter River fishing project 1n connection with the National Park. The Honourable gentleman was fortunate in not returning [to the

61W by the Thompson's Mill road. one of the most impassable roads within 20 miles oi the city. The commissioner of Public Works must

BELFAST PRESBYTEBMNF be aware of the condition of this Minister, Rev. o. 1.. Griffiths. Sun- ‘W’ "5 he ‘my PM“ Wiih!" W"

miles of it-Com.

MCMANN-KELLY-Of 1.1mm t0 ma"? friends in the Maritime

Ociobcr 31st, Preparatory Scrvics Prcmnces was the marriage 0f MP- ' will be conducted by Rev. J. B. Mac- and Mrs‘ Hanvd R- McMami- which took place in Montreal recently. ! L_8274_1o_28_2l Before her marriage, Mrs, MQMnnn

was Miss Margaret Bcztfricc Kelly,

Telegraph Joumal.

SCOUT LEADERQ TR-l ‘INC COURSE-Mr. E. ltfichrll will cp

Dates for 'i‘i‘ilI‘Sflfl,\‘.

this course arc tomorrzr

large numbers, including all, the Fhiday. Oct. 29th and T111 owl children of the parish, received Wvllllcsdﬂy. Nov. 4th and Tliursdry. sermon Nov. 5th. Completion oi this course was delivered by the pastor, Rev. will entitle the candidate to a cer- M_ J_ smith The chudren o; the tiﬁcntc. The ﬁrst meeting will be Catholic Students’ Mission Crusade held at 7-30 P- M- in the imp room walked 1n p, 95510;; behmd a, of 1st. Charlottetown troop (over bumm- og chm; the‘ Km; whim the Provincial Bank.) A cordial in- mey marched they swihmn, go vitotlon is extended to those lntcr- Christ the King and the Lime 85M 1n Routine for Bow- Mem- Flower, patronoss of the Missions. 1”“ °l Emup wmmmees a" 511°C" Benediction of the Blessed Bacra- lam’ “med i” “limit

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SECTION A DEBATE - The weekly debate of Section A

Debating Society of P.W.C. was held yesterday. The subject for debate

was “Resolved that Spain will be a

better country if the rebels win the present war." The speakers on the Pro. side were: Elizabeth Gallant, leader, Charles MacDonald, Elphee . Ellis and Keir MacLeod. The Con. was upheld by Warren McGuirk, leader, supported by Marlon Younk- er, Allan Nicholson and‘ Nora Har- E per. The result of the vote was a victory for the Pro. side. The critic Mr. Keith Langllle congratulated the speakers on their speeches and after some remarks from the Hon- orary President, the meeting ad- journed. The subject for next week's debate is "Resolved that an African Hottentot has a better life than a Prince of Wales College stu- dent."

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home. Mr.

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SHOWER-A very living room of the evening was spent a short time and Mrs. ago, when a jolly crowd of young Burhoe are to reside in Chcrlotte- folk. (mostly scgwlt Eiteshgéetz: heavily laden basket town Wm" M!" Bum“ h” t” a bride)’ game“ a which were opened by Mrs. Austin

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Mr" “ml N35" Seymm“ Farquha" at an appropriate hour a bountcoits and Afr.- I). zznrit on. ' i». 5m- cmss Rwds’ u’ tender a lunch was served by a bevy oi year-sol‘ ucdrlcd i111. _ mlscenanwus "slwwer" to the“ young ladies and iassies and at a. i)l'f).:|)l‘i'll)'.- Tho 3:0 daughter Mum“! mm” marriage late hour all departed for their how token up lion‘

respective homes after wishing Mr. s »

by Mrs. Earl Ballem, the bride was escorted to the parlor, by Mrs. Bryer Jones and seated in u nicely decorated chair. Mr. Bryer Jones escorted the groom, then two ladies carried in a large of gifts

FOXMEiVS FlELil DAYS

SUNGLO FIELD DAYS will he hold nt tlrc following places under dates mentioned, starting each flay 1 l’. )1. silrtrn. Afternoon and evening sessions.

pleasant

The purpose oi these field days is to drmonslrnlo the hcllvr types of foxes to select for brcczling purposcs: owning M's- Iions given to moving pictures and npcn discussion,

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28fh—-ST. PETERS. Afternoon: At Ranch of llcrt .\lc(‘nllum. Evening. St. Peters Hall.

THURSDAY, ocronrtn Zllth-MLIRRAY nrvrzn Afternoon: At Ranch of Wm. Ker-nan. Evening: Murray River llall,

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30th—lll()N’l‘l\(il'l-l Afternoon: At Ranch of Fulton (‘nmphcli Evening: Montague llall.

SATURDAY. OCTOBER 31st- Aiternoon: At Ranch of T. J. lllckham. Evening: Announced at 1lll(‘l!‘.iI0l\ scezsion.

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Kennedy and the accompanying , verses read by Miss Huntley. teacher of Cross Roads school. after which a large bouquet of lovely sweet peas, was presenhd to the bride by her little nephew master Ernest Pippey son of Mr. ‘ and Mrs. Percy Pippey. Then Jim ‘ as he is familiarly called in a short speech thanked all for their nice gifts and good wishes. after which "bouncing" took place. Then they

jolly good fellows". The rest oi the evening passed quickly by social chat, dancing and waltzing,

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