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' One center of attraction at the Community Carnival is the booth o the Island Radio Company an Radio Station CFCY. '1‘hese two organisations, managed by Lt.-Col. Keith S. Rogers have consistently fiead the way for years in matters of Radio in Prince Edward island. This year they are celebrating ten years of active participation in the Radio _i.Business of our Province. Pioneers 1n every sense oi the word, they ihave kept abreast of the times every season and this year their booth, located to the right as you enter and about half way down the Forum, is n. mecca for Radio fans interested in the very latest in Radio receivers. {They are showing the famous De Jbreot-Crosley all Canadian made pnaohine in a com leie price range Irom $79.60 to .50 the latter

I a marvelous automatic record ‘changing combination Radio and Electric reproducing phonograph iplaying ten records automatically. _'I‘hls machine is fascinating to watch. being almost human in its operation iwhen changing records. Several of rthese machines have already been sold by the Island Radio Company in Charlottetown this fall. The tre- mendous demand for Del-‘orest- Orosley Receivers this year has Ifllde it impossible to keep the line complete iorthis exhibition and one of the most popular models, the height tube Mantle model Superhet- erodyne, selling at $89.50, has been completely sold out. Another ship- ment is expected this week however as the factory in Toqonto is working night and day to supply the phe-

_ nomenal demand for this model. For ‘those who have a desire for the nn- est Dmduct of the Radio manufac- turer both in Radio perfection and in cabinet design and beauty, the Island Radio Company are showing as the centerpiece of their booth. the PRELUDE, a ten tube superhetero- idyne with the new high powcr screen grid tubes, automatic volume control and with the finest develop- ment of the famous DeForest-Cros- ley Heterotonal response feature, exclusive to DeForest-Crosley.

‘This machine sells for $239.50 and judging by tandards of even a year ago, the value is,in the vicinity oi twice that price.

Radio Station CFCY, the first broadcasting station established in Prince Edward Island has received great praise for the broadcast of the complete world Series baseball games, over one hundred and fifty

qlletters and tele h ams being received

~--.'rom such poin as Halifax, Kent- ville, Moncton, Truro, Bathurst,

_ ‘Newcastle stating’ that CFCY is un-

Mdoubtedly one oi the leading Can-

its pro- grams always have a large audience

THE CHARLUVPEPOWN GUARDIAN

PACE THREE

Bike Shop Booth At 7721c Carnival

One oi the most artistically ar-

ransed booths at the Community Carnival is the exhibit by the Bike Shop. This shop (which is the only bicycle and sporting goods store in this province) and its prwrietor, Fred Plckerd are already well known to the citizens of Charlotte- town. One of the features of this booth at the Carnival is the display o! hockey/sticks of all sizes and vari- ations of ‘blade to suit the tests of every individual.

The winter's supply oi skating

‘ ‘ including hockey sticks, Ducks. hockey gloves pads and vari- ous styles of C. C. M. skates in hockey pleasure and racing models is now on hand at the shop, sue. ers and hockey playgyg woum 5° well to look this stock ovoi- and prepare for the fast aproaching ‘winter season.

Mr. Pickard has this year install- ed a new skate sharpening equip. ment. 8° patrons will be assured or an improvement in the already ex- cellent service in m]; fegpggt.

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ANNUAL THANKSGIVING SER. "cl! — The Women's Missionary Society o! the Baptist Church, Bold their Annual. ‘Thanksgiving service Wednesday evening, Oct. 15 at 7.30 o'clock. Dr. Vincent, pastor oi the church presided. Rey. F. s, Crossinan, Plstor of the Baptist Church at Iryon and lately return- ed from India after spending three years there gave an address in which he told oi India's need and ‘"11’ "Bmnsibility of giving to In- dia what would meet the need. Spe- cial music consisted of a duet by Rev. Mr. Chisholm, and Miss Fran- ces Wood: and a solo by Mrs, Vin- cent. The offering wrs .the largest ever received at an annual ‘Thanks- giving service.

MISCELLANEOUS SIIOWER —.

10"“ hf-ime of Mr and lllirs. Lincoln Wood, Charlottetown Royalty, was the scene of a very happy event when their daughter Ruth enter- tained a. large number of friends; in honor of Mrs. John Cillis (nee Miss Eunice Hambley) one oi the community's popular young ladies. Pminiptly at nine o'clock the bride I and groom arrived and were given

a hearty charivarl and bounce, fol- i lowed by the 11M wishes of all pr95 i ent. The young bride was a. picture i of loveliness dressed in her white

wedding gown of georgctte and lace; as she entered the drawing room, escorted by Miss Ella Edwards, to. the strains of the wedding march i. played by 121's. M. W. Wood. She’ was seatedin a beautiful arm ch81!“ surrounded by potted plants, ferns‘ and cut flowers. Mrs. Lincoln Wood

sang very sweetly Bonnie Sweet

Kitty, while Miss Eva Thompson,‘

- Sweezy Sued A

WRONTO“ 011i» Oct 14-(3? theCanadian PresD-The nghi; o; Narcisse Captain 1°)‘ $350M, dfimflses from R. O. Sweeney, for al. ieged fraudulent conspiracy over m, earlier Beauhamois developments, was carried a stage further at Os- Eoode Hall Saturday when Irwin iHilliard, K. c. Master in Chaim bers heard ‘a motion brought by

on Hthe “m!” °1 O”- “d- the iing its centennial celebration, Can-i

.A- L. Lowell cf Harvard University,

jithroughout the Maritime Provinces.

Cantiri. The motion would order 5W€EZ9y to file a better affidavit; on production and to l-e-attend a fur. ther examination for discovery; to answer questions which, it is, 0111m- ed, he refused to answer at the first examination. That pan, o1 the 1110mm 88km: for a better affidav- it W88 granted. The section ask- ing for re-examination of Sweezey W85 Bdlourned until next ‘Thursday.

The affidavit which falls under the order, concerns certain specific documents and dealings, including an alleged first syndicate agree- ment.

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.- iininl outhouses. etc.. i sheet. Guardian oflice. .

FOR. SALE - STANDING LUM. b" "Id ‘B1111- Apply John Walker, North River. 9312-10-15-11.

roll sate - onn ravens. s celfts bundle. Guardian Office. . 2-a-tf. FOh. SALE, TO LET. BOARD AND - room signs on naud at Guardian "Office. n,

lc. per ti

FOR SALE - TWO COMPLETE acetylene welding outfits, one cut- ting torch and other equipment;

also one portable forge. A. D. Mullins, Bedford, RR. ' _. osoo-io-ii-ai

FOR. SALE-OYSTER BARRELS 50c. Smelt and Mackerel barrels $1.55 each. Also a twenty-five Horse Power Electric Plant. Apply to 9 Alley Street. 9372-10-15-31.

Wanted

lr-“lNTl-JD - SMALL HEATED ANID furnished Apartment. Write B. care Guardian. 93il-l0-i4-2i.

Teachers Wanted

LYANTED - TEACIIERFOR DRO- more School District No. 70. Sup-

plement $76.00. D. J. Hughes, Secretary. 9344r10-14-3i. ,_

Female Help Wanted

WANTED-MAID. No WASH- ing. Apply 140 Rcchford Street. 9339-10-14-‘31.

SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS CAN BE EARNED and paid weekly in lpare time selling well known line personal Christmas Cards. Exper- ience unnecessary. An early start and our oo-operation assures suc- cess. Beautiful new portfolio sample free. Master Kraft Limited. Toronto. Representa- tives wanted smali towns also. I-IHH. W. 10-1-3-6-8-10-13-15-17- 20-22-24-21-20-31.

Opportunities for Men‘ and Women

e______i_____i. EARN r-"aoiu szs ro est MONTH- ll/ at home izflipare time. For particulars write Auto‘ Knitters Ltd. Depa out C167. Toronto 0. MLSO‘ I'll N’! OWN!!! Cioelman and Auto Knitters write for Needles. Ol-ie ‘ryrne Yarn and new were ri-roeretit. Address Auto Knitters Ltd, Yarn

WANTED AGENTS IN EVERY TOWN T0 sell engraved Personal Christmas Cards one dollar dozen up. Sam- pler. fitted into leather carrying case. Premier Art Guild, Victoria 5t., Toronto. S.»V. 10-3-ti3l.

Employment Wented_-

WANTED -- BARBER. DESIRES position. Apply P. 0. Box 116.

9312-10-12-31.

ESCAPED-M. S. MALE FOX

marked K. K. M. 5 l-I. Notify H.

H. Brown, York. ' 9332-l0-l4-3l.

and Miss Ruth Wood carried in a» pretty decorated basket laden with. lovely gif-ts and waited upon the' New York City. Later that uisht charming bride, Miss Thompsoni he loft for Montreal where he will opened the parcels and Miss Wood, be honored by McGill University read the verses attached. The groom,‘ on Wednesday with the degree oi in a few well chosen words thanked‘ Doctor o.‘ Laws.

their friends on behalf of his fair¢ bride and himself, and gave all a, cordial invitation to their home in‘

owiown. During the evening v10",

lin solos were admirably rendered by Miss Helen Wood accompanied by firs, M.W.".7ood and M. Eugene Cuileifs comic songs brought forth hearty _ I served after which all wcnded their. way home declaring that they had‘ cry reductions affecting spent a very pleasant time. '

applause.‘ Lunthcon was

Miss Mildred Brown, teacher at

One Insertion Granville School is sisendhg he!‘ p; _ f‘ “l” mg"! w, _ lzigildays at her home in New Gigs. I I , , '*“"_"_ Mr. and Mrs. Leitli‘ McKinnori. F0!‘ Sfl|8_ Sltllatlons Vacant Cove Head, were guests of Miss

Mina Ling, Brackiey Sunday last, "lily B750 attended the Tmpcmngito every branch of the public ser- Charlottetown branch Knights 0f,’ oi the Fair View Baptist Church.

Mrs. Richard W. Stevenson. New,

G1°5E°W Wh° has be” spemungthe . 225 a year and under, two per cent; past month with her son and dflllgh i ter-in-law, Mr. Stevenson, Cavendish, has returrl- i ed to her home.

and Mrs. Olof

BIRTH S

HOUSTON-M N°rth Rusuml ‘m fective as from October 1 and will Oct. 6. 1931 to Mr. and Mrs. Lornei Houston, a son.

Situations Vacant A BIG FIVE DOLLAR PRIVATE Greeting Christmas Card Sam- ple Book free. Rep ehtatives making five dollars up daily. Ex- perience or capital unnecessary. Garretson Co., Brantford, Ont. B. V. Oct. 14-12i. 1'

Lost ‘

LOST - ON CHARLOTTETOWN Road, Sunday night, bumper and , number plate, New Brunswick. Finder please communicate with

Canadian Oil Coy's, Summerside. . 9305-l0-15-3i.

Miscellaneous

JOHN ALFRED MeDONALD, PRO- vincial Land Surveyor, Herman- ville. (R. 3, Souris.)

9319-10-15-1 month.

RADIOS —- SEE OUR DISPLAY A'l‘ The Iibrum. Eight dlflerent mod- els. Lowest prices. Easy pay- ments. W. R. Dennis. 9309-10-15101.

All’! - Ill’ YOU PAINT YOU CAN éarn money colouring and selling Christmas cards» Folder showing designs and sample cards ten cents. Tally Ho! Art shop. Stair Bldg. Toronto. O-ic-s-stttl ll.

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Help Wanted

Funeral Thursday morning, service

10.30. Funeral leaving house at 10 o'clock.

dear Mother and Wife, Mrs. Edward White, who died October 15th, 1930.

Our lips cannot speak how we

Our hearts know not what to say But God only knows how we miss

As we journey along life's way.

Her cheerful ways, her smiling face Are pleasant to recall

She had a smile for every one

And died beloved by ail.

Fondly 9372-10-15-11. ,

DEATHS

JENKINS-Entered into rest at, The Highlands, North Wiltshire, Oc- l tober 13th, Hannah Sarah, beloved i wife of l... L, Jenkins, and oldest‘ daughter of lute Hon. Joseph Hol- -

oyd, of Wyihcr Grange, ivinsloe.

tSt. John's Church, Milton, at

Please omit flowers.

IN MEfililliiiil

In sad but loving memory oi our loved her

her

remembered by Husband and Children.

IN MEMORIAM

THE LATE MRS. I]. L. JENKINS

Premier Bennett Is Honored

It is with deep regret that The: Guardian reports the death gt her _ lhvme. “The Highlands," North wilt

mDDLE-ygwfl, a933,. Oct 14,._..~5h11‘@. Tuesday afternoon of Mrs. Rh Ho“ R“ Bw3emeu‘. prime Louis L. Jenkins. The late Mrs. Mmisber o’ Canada’ mingled on Jenkins whose maiden name was Saturday with Canadians “vmg m Hannah Sarah Holroyd, had been in G nectlcut. The Premier is’ nereraumg 595ml 101' the Pail three to receive the honorary degree of “wmm- “mwmi; B11 9'3"“ 0! lnfl Doctor o‘ m“ “is ammo” a fluenza. Notwithstanding all that numb" o, canmm, wesenuy 1,, 10""! care and attention could so, this state informally called upon ‘he 3'0“ 87349911? Weaker and‘ the Prime Minister of their native W“ “We was entertained other, country and extended a warm recwcrl" Sh“ w“ 1" h" 56m Year-F

greeting. With them, Premier Ben-fwd previws m h" "h"? had, netl: engaged in most friendly and mm“ “cm/e interest in the social;

enioyabie conversation for more and Teugmus “m!” °i the mm‘!

than an hour. An association comqmumty’

Posed o.‘ Canadians now in Con- Th“ M‘? M“ Jemdm w“ ‘he

necticut will be formed shortly. Ifldm “awém” °f ‘he “is 3°“- From Wesleyan University, hold-

By Thomas Green, Canadian Press Staff Writer

Vosevh Holroyd, of wyther Grange, Winsioc, this Province. For tile past adwsrlrime Minister received 2m “m? Yea“ ‘he ‘WW1 n‘ mm‘ degree of L L D ‘Wilishire witli her husband, who ' ' ' y . is [l former Speaker i the Provin- At noon on Monday, Presdentlcial Legislature‘ ° , cnd Ozvcn D. Young, Srhencctndyn.’ K"““*',““d courteous m he‘. man" were similarly honored my’ charitable to those m need‘ he’ on Bhhop Francis McConnell’ iiig moulded on Christian principlc Pmsburgla P“ the degwe o’ Dob and her last hours sustained h) tor of Divinitvuwas conferred Rob- religious mm‘ and conviction’ the _ . l , .

e141 Frost. D0915. now a resident of Mo Mr; Jenkins memory is one‘ {which will long be treasured by her

Vermont, was awardedihe Degreel , of new» of Literature and Wll-imflny “ends “d “°q““1"t““°°5' i “am De sitter éromssor o’ As She leaves to mourn her husband - - ' u _ tronamy at the University of Lev-jg“, 0221515225’ txlsgastlnfllfifl g3?!“ H°1l_”d’wu5madf*?D°ct°r°r has resided with Mr. and Ems. cenccnaPrcmier Benrieh, who ar-blenkms at North wmshirc. one ryived here from Ottawa,“ is“ the-bmther‘ Arthur w_ Holroyd, may guest of President McConmgsy ofldeceused Mrs Jenkins some years‘ Wesleyan Unlvemty ago. To the bereaved family The

Anmher - engagement ‘Mm theiGllflfdiiifi extends deep sympathy. Prime Minister before his return to; ,

Canada. On Tuesday, the leader of' the Canadian Government attend-l y ed the opening of the new head-e In the passing of James A Bulge quarters of the Canldian club inim this my at an cnfly hour yes- fierday moraine the c. N. R., has ilost on efficient and popular em-' ployee. i

The late Mr. Burgc was a son oi

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MR. IAS. A. BURGE

Burge and was born at St. Peters thirty-nine years ago. I

He entered the employ cf the, B" C’ Reduces after four years service was pro-l moted to the position of station.‘

O I I Civil Salaries agent at Bedirod where by his some,’ ing and affable manner was elf-i “"“_— tremely popular with trainmen nnd VICTORIA‘- B- c- Oct’ 14-53" the travelling public. l

every branch of the Provincial service, and the Cabinet itself, were an- nounced by the British Columbia Government Saturday, and will lop about a quarter of a million dollars

In 1919 he married Mlsss Annllifl‘ McKenzie of Scotchfort, who with- two children, Desmond aged four, years and Gerard, fifteen moHthS are left to cherish the memory of a kind and loving husband and father,‘ a year oil its expenditures. A study The deceased was taken ill last; o.’ possible reductions in staff and May and although receiving the public services to effect furthenbest medical attention and tender economies is being made. nursing failed to recover.

The slary reductions, applicable He was an active member of the

vice, will be on a sliding scale rang- Columbus and also a member of. iiig from two per can; to ten per the Order of Railway TNESTHPYIBTS- cent as follows: Oii salaries of $l,- The Guardian with numcwlls friends throughout the Province extends sincere Sympathy W We be‘

on saia‘3i:s over $1,225 up to $1.- i reaved. |

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850, three per cent; _on salaries ov- er $1,830 up to $3,075, five per cent; on salaries over $3,075 up to $4,- 300, seven per cent; on salaries over $4.300, ten per cent.

All these reductions will be ef-

The remains were convclTd bl’ auto from the Undertaking Parlors 01 A, A. Henncsscy at 3 o'clock yes- terday afternoon to Bedford.

The funeral will be held from 1115 late residence at 8.45 on Friday morning by auto to ‘Irafifiie-

show on ply cheques issued at the end of this month. -

The government. it was explained, _ had no power to reduce the in- demnities of members of the Leg- islature, which are fixed by stat- ute. But when the House meets it is expected the members will ar- range by legislation or by volun- fury contribution to take ll. cut of five per cent in accordance with the civil service scale.

Cabinet Ministers will take ll cut o.‘ $750 a year or ten per cont. In "ddition, their $2.000 indcmnit/es as members of the Legislature. it is expected, will be cut fiv’: nor wit or $100.

SMART LITTLE COATEE IS COUSIN OI‘ FORMAL EVENING WBAPS

ARTEMAS Mcriiizi:

Mr, Artemas McPhoe died Sept. 29th at his home in Mt, Buchanan, aged 66 years. Born in Earilscliifc. he afterwards spent thirty-five years IILLOIHE Valley from which he removed to Mount Buchanan. Belfast, about three years cs0. where he farmed on a small 50816 and ran a meat market. iuntil his hefllflh gave way) in the vicinity O1 several brothers and sisters there. He married Miss Sarah McLeod, of [@1119 Valley, o. sister of the noted pious elder there, the late Mr. J. McLeod, who passed into the pre- sence of his Lord, while engaged Bi’ a public prayer meeting some lTB-Yl ago, His wife, predeceased him by 8 years. They had no family, There are left to mourn, several brothers and sisters, settled in various parts of this Province. Messrs. R. Mc- Cannell, A. l-I. McDonald, W. Mc- Donald, Sterling McLeod, J. H. Martin and H. McDonald, acted as pail bearers.

The funeral services at the house were conducted by tile Rev. Allister Murray, Caledonia. The remains were carried to Lorne Valley for iii- terment. Mr. McPiiee was an aci-

A mere cousin to the formal evening wrap is a smart little coatee of either satin velvet, crepe or lame- This accessory to the evening ward- robc is fast becoming ivrcnl neces- sity. Druilghty rooms are reslmlflbie for the need of some sort of a light wrap to throw over a gown which is cut sleeveless nnd with a do?!) 11¢- colletd-Thcse little wraps are spec- ially practical for dinners, informal

ro tar-cannon. CENTRAL-

. UNDEBTAKEI is accompanied by a short wrail 0f EARN UKWARDSH _ IMBALMEII some contrasting shade and hinge; 19- 8"" n! m“ n ,_ ' ial. They are usually fashions iigwmlriiiigerfziitiflsooifi W12; “iili'i‘°éil't‘ur';“ iiimvle aettemlns» but Mimi“ °“-“" flea Canflfllflfl Mr'sb"'om Com- , "m. u‘ ‘erly to the lines carried out in thi! parry, Toronto. H. “P. 10-15-21. , frock, ‘i =i" t’ _ . T0 Let _"'"' """‘”"" """' ""—_ 559E T5555

Male Help Wanted

Department, Tpronio 9. 0-1 0-3tl-3I .

Apply Guardian. 9271-10-04! “.00”; 139E!" BARBER * , r our woeciai low cast FOR RENTAL. BEST TWO IIIYEI- graduates. Write Molar Barber i ness stands in City. Lewis Tan- College, B78 Harrington, Halifax. ' my, 0340-i0-i4-8i. . Oct. ii-tts-tf. .

I looking frock takes on un .. . N' D' MacL ean ;aristocratic and outstandin". when it

‘be adjusted to easetiie Pflliiiilllll‘

evening functions and so on. and very often im otherwise humble ~i-- both

herent member of the Presbyterian Church of Ionic Valley. l-lo was a lover of the worship, the people and the house of God there, and took a deep interest in the work of the Kingdom there. l-lc was seized by a malady from which he suflered greatly and which he bore with Christian fortitude and resign- ation to the end, and passed on, as we hope, to wear the robe spoken of in the 7th Chapter of Revelation.

EVERY Punt iiASE ii eve PARCEL ~ “All. ORDER DELIVERY SERVICE PHONE 219 E s Y o u M 0 N E Y 12.0. BOX 483 PEPTONA $1.25 Phikhams Compound .. on. \-,-,p; up; A Pleasant Reconstructive 50c Budd's Kidney Pills . . . . .. " , 25c Billy's Own Tablets 131' 1w,“ (yum-L ‘qpiinu. TONIL 51.20 Scott's Elnulslnil . 98c _ ‘ Enflfhllg (he Mood‘ "m", an $1.25 lronizeil Yeast ' l.\li.\i.iui\i Jppltlile, gifgngthens the 51-59 Fl!""\'\"5 SYTIID - _ l-‘nr cull i'i ilic ii-"ild and llJSlli nerves, vitality Build“; 40c ffialxorlila“ . . . . .. ' (ii""ilill[-li’i.. 60c ' ip agneslu. . ' _ _ _ $1.00 Per Bottle. 50c Viclrs Vaporub . . . . .. 41k 1'11"‘ Wk‘ 3mm‘- LA GERARMNE PLAYING 60.5258