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NOVEMBERHIQ' A 'THE UHARLU t' [ii ft) W N ( U Aitui.-\ \

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le.. ww. “ad ,oe sw ,,, ,M central Guardian

J. C. Winters, -know, Mas., vrrieee;`_nI M”

in prllle Dr. W00d’| Norm; Ping.

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ziiigiiir slgiileil s-:rags

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hink of but I t li f. H bout Dr.’Wood’s gfoorvxy gin: Sym;

so tryit. Itookonlytmebottloudl' uuryedy N¢°mmendi¢tomyas»withsesld."

Price 85s. s. bottle; large family line 051:.; at alll

drugglsts or dealers; put up only by The T. Milburn Co. Ltd., Toronto, Oni.. l

myshscmabadmngyinbedl

Itried every medicine md lini-

'5{1r Christmas Number.

Drawing and Story Competition

are making an early

Plngsilliienlgnt of the Guardian Emistmas Number competitions. Prizes will be given in .two sections,

ailluigbsirs AND GIRLS Ba'rwEaN

20 YEARS:-

mplgdbcst stories`:-lst prize. $3.00; md prize, 52.00; 3rd prize, $i.00. _ For best drawings-lst prize, $3.00, and prize, sz.oo; ara prize. #L00- .2, Boys AND GIRLS Lass

EARS:-

U;-SF \;1e:l;tYstorles:-lst prize. $2.00; ina prize. $1.25; ard Prize. 750- ` For best drawings:--1st prize. $2-00: hd wma $1_25; :ird prize, 751. Sw;-ies should not exceed 1000 words. The subjects should be, of a. Christ- massv nature. The drawings _should be lnlhrm outline in Indian ink with- out shading lines, and should not be larger than a. halt-sheet of note-

p¢,»_ They must. of course. be Driz- nl ' '

' To give young people a chance oi

ll £1 uork, not mere coDi€-5

.- ssed to Christmas

Nillilllhfsragdidxllharlottetown Guard- mn cud marked ‘Christmas Story’ Y ..Cl,,.;5¢me5 Drawing." must be o wed nog later than December The prize winners will be ull- nounced in the christmas Number.

CROSS ROADS SCHOOL

The following is the standing ot

the pupils of Cross Roads School.

Grade IX-1. Hester Wood and

Frances Reeves, (equal): 2, Malcolm Reeves; 3. Guy Kennedy and Edgar MacCallum. (equal): 4, Helen Wood; 5, Katie Molyneaux.

Grade VIII-1, Mary Jenkins; 2.

Margaret Farquharson.

Grade VII--1. Claude Wood and

Keith Kennedy, (equal): 2, Wallace MacKinnon.

Grade VI--I. Reta Mol:/neaux~ 2.

Beulah Farquharson; 3, Isabella MacKinnon.

Grade V-l, Austin MncCnllum. Grade III-i. Madlyne Stewari: 2.

Paul Feld: 3. Gladys I-urge.

Grade II-l. Louise MacNeill! 3.

Helen Molyneaux: 3, Robert Mac- Kinnon. ,

Grade I (al-1, Norma MacCalium:

2, Russell Beaton; 3, Don MacRne: 4 Blair MacCallum; 5, Peter Feld.

Grade I (bi-1, Daphne MncPhec;

2, Beryl MacPhce.

Grade 1' rel-1, Alexia Jenkins: 2

Lillian MacPhee.

Grade I (dl-1, Buddie Mol_vnenuxI

2, Jean MacRae.

Florence V. Clements-Tenclzfr.

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Cross. Sunday afternoon at IP. H.

BUYING LIVE IIOGS and lambs

at Hunter River, Tuesday, November 18th to 11 o‘elock U.. m. 9130-li-i3_-Il

'ma om onnaa cnauoss. -

A romantic and charming story writ- ten by David Lyall, begins as I ser-

homss and give Marcelling. Shem- pooing. Scalp 'I‘res.tment. Facials and Manicuring. Ina Craig, phone 401-J. 9154-ll.-14-ii,

CLYDE RIVER.-On Sunday, Nov.

l6th the service in thc Presbyterian Church. Clyde River, will be at ll A. M. Sunday School 10 A. M.

MURRAY RIVER.-Mr. Philip

Bears will preach in the Temperance

Hall, Murray River. Sabbath the 16th at 7 P. M.

SECURE YOUR FRESH and smok- ed fillets at Robert Devereaux’s. Cor- ner Kent and Hillsboro Streets.

| Phone 1210. |180.

MURRAY HARBOUR. -Preaching

Service, Murray Harbour Church of Christ, Sunday evening at 0.30 P. M. C. E. Armstrong.

CAMBRIDGE IIALI..-There will

be service in Cambridge Hall Sunday, November 16th at 'I P. M. conducted by Louis Harris.

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. -/» @ |mO0KnELD__.I,he services in

The CORONA has more big machine features

Graceful in Line. Exquisitely finished in every 1 dciail. _

' _ Try one-Ask or Phone.

So'ulis_ Typewriter Co., Ltd.

V Sale Agents Corona. Typewriicrs A; Adding Machines, llislifax. N. S.

'f Local Representative II- M. SIMPSON, 63 Queen St.. Ch2rl0tt¢l»0WIl

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Catch up with summer again. Go to the coast where sunshine chases winter chill and rustling leaves make music. Motoring, golf, boating, thc sights and pleasures of Vancouver and Vic- toria connccted now by Cana- dian National's new Tri-City Steamship service. Or go south to the loveline.-ss of sunny Cali-

Full rich Els frcri _

forma.

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.fusi received direct from Factory- (ine full carload GYPROC and One full carload TEN-TEST -Assorted lengths-

.-Prices low- ‘

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Paoli’s Wharves _

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. GROUND LIMESTONE l

We have shipped large quantities oi' Ground Limestone

in the Island and it has given wonderful results.

._ We solicit your orders Ior either hulk or bogged Limo. Can ship bugged lime at one doy’s notice. '

Brookville Manufacturing Go., Ltd. '

(Operating Government Lime Plant) BROOKVILE. St John C0. N B

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, than ,mv other Pei-table Typewriter. _ day, November mth win be as fei-

L. M. Poole & Co. ‘

the Brookfield Congregation on Sun-

lowst Hartsvillc 2 P. M., Brookfield 3.15 P. M. and Hunter River 'I P. M. Sunday School 2 P. M.

NEW STORY STARTS MONDAY-

~-Lcok out for the first instalment nf David Lyal1’s thrilling story "The Old Order Changes" which starts as a serial in Mondays Gue.rd`an.

A LATE PLUNGE.-Regardless oi

the cold weather and the appearance of neighbors in fur coats and mit- tcns Miss Florence l\iacAulay and Mrs. A. Murchison, were seen s\vim- ming nu Tliankstxiving Day, Novem-

ber 1Qth, at Point Prim. I

CASES AT SOUKIS-A man

charged with operating a mctor ve- hicle while intoxicated was given sev- en days suspended sentence and was ordered to my costs-. and was bound over to keep the peace for-`slx months before Magistrate Pnquet at Sourls on Wetl"cs<ia.y. A motorist charged vith pucrating A motor vehicle with insufficient lights wa.; fined $1.50 and costs. .

SUGGESTIUN FOR AN APPROP-

RIATE CHRISTMAS GIF`I’.- When sending _Christmas Greetings to friends abroad or at home why not accompany your Greetings with 9. copy of that Interesting Booklet- “Memories oi' Long Ago" by an old Charlottctouian-Benjamin Brcmncr. For sale at the usual places. .

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C/\I.l1ZD{)NlA AND MURRAY

HARBOUR Presbyterian Churches On Sabbath Novcmbcr 16th the ser- vices will be as follows:-Caledon’a at ll A. M. and '1 P. M. English. Mur- ray Harbour S. The Sacraments of the Lord's Supper will be dispensed nt 3 P. M. Rev. Allister Murray, Min- istcr.

IIUNTI-IR RIVER CIRCUIT.-The

sci-vices nn the I-luntcr River United Clmrre for Sunday, November 16th nre as follows:--il A. M. Wiltsh're: ll P. M. Hnmpeliire: '7 P. M. Hunter River. Rev. H. Bishop. B, D.. of Cav- endish is to conduct these services. The evening scrvice at Hunter River is the annual "Thank Offering service ol' the W._ M. S. A. E. Chapman, Pas- tor.

MISSED IN SCOTTISH HOCKEY. - Hockey circles in Scotland and in Glasgow in particular will sadly mils “Sandy” McDonald, Mohs.wk's flying wing, says s. Glasgow Exchange.

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\VlIEN WINTER Swlslws Dowiv

, Extra demands

of cold-weather

driving

emphasize the

_ reliability l of the

new Ford'

THROUGHOUT this country _ in the United States and in Europe _ the new Ford has made an unusual record for cn- durauce and reliability. Cold weather _ emphasizes the value of its simplicity of design and dependable performance.

The 1930 Automobile Winter Race,

arranged hy the Royal Automobile Club' of Sweden, resulted in a sweeping victory for the Ford cars. This run was made over slippery mountainous roads. At times, the cars were half hidden by snow. During the night the temperature was twenty, degrees below zero.

At Fernan Lake, just over the border,_

in' Idaho, a Ford car went 'through the ice and wa submerged in fifteen feet of water. It was finally raised after twelve days and found to be in good con- dition. After a new battery and carbu- retor bowl were installed il was tlrivcn away under its own power. Even the exterior finish showed no serious harm.

Here in Canada thereliave been couul-

less examples of the way lhe Ford stands up under~ the added strain of winter driving.

Through swirling sleel and drifting

snow il has fought its way on missions of business and of urgent need. Lives have- bcen saved by its ability to “get through.” Materials have been moved with greater speed and with less interruption for a longer period each year. Thousands of Ford owners have found that it is no longer necessary to lay up thc car when winter sweeps down from the north.

Because of its good performance in all

weather, the new Ford is outselling every other car in Canada by a large :uid in- creasing margin. In many sections, be- tween 50% aud 70% of all cars sold are Model A Fords.

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Tin; New Fouu Tuaoa Ssnsxv

"t\`inl1.»|'-iisnv l<`surl1ss°a».a' of Hrs' \`¢»u,~ l~"o|°ll

STARTlNG_'l`hc Fnrrl slarls cusily in cult! weather. Tile licury duly sluztiiilgg nzninr in unusually reliable. cxcrlixegz a izirqizzr nl' I5 pounds. lla extra power equips it tu mcci the added strain of zero lcmpcrniurcs.

lU:Ll.lABli.l'l'\` _ All working liaris in Ilia* l"m'il ihnt might bc affected by snuw ni' walvr uw fully enclosed. This includes the engine. transmissions. clulch, propcllcr _-hull. and all rear-end paris.

SAI-'E’l`\' _ The brukcs on ilu' :ww lfrrwl nrc also enclosed in insure reliable pcrformumc. Combined wiih the balance of lhc cur :mil thc low ccnler of gravily. Lhcy lesson tht- |l::nf:r1‘.s of skidding on slippery mails. Thr liiirrul road clearance enables lhe cur lo ufg:.\iiu!c~ deeply rutted roads impaesahlc lu many cars. Ulher safely fcnlurcs are ilmfliutlcrlcsa glass windshield which rcsluccs thc tluilgcrs nf ily- ing glass in collisions and ilu-, siurily slcvl construction of lhe car.

IGNITION _'The Ford clisiribulor is walcr- proof mul ihcrc are no wircs from ilu- ilia- tributor to ll1c_|~'p;irl¢ plugs. 'l`hf~~'<- i~nn|1cr- tions are matlc by lhin lirtmzc strips wliit-li will not short-circuit or cause trouble in cold. wet weather. .

-- l`lxc clmlic nn lln- flash ofthe

m- . -7'. 1: .~o:1\rnie»:ri curburcior arljusfl- :'.r:': c :‘§t`.:f. ll vlizililc.-. you In adjust iblQ ir.” . '» s ‘»`<:>~‘el§i'l`f-|'f~i1ilcmpcralurea and flillcr- wi v<'\'f.;f |~=-:\:E§!iur1|=. The lml-spot manifold un: =~:=1 i|~"u:‘;iivs< praises quickly hy using heat l`r'o:‘i ll':* cxlwirir-E.

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l~`l I-ll. :~‘i.~.'i~.`i"'»1 -- llvre again you see the value of E-1,1-sl :“:i:|>lia‘ily of design. The fuel line is offj 'ZZ f1~i~§|c.< lnngz. Thorn ia no pump or 11:' "";: Lmf; in :'c\n~_lmmc mnisiilrc anllfrcczc.

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. Tl0.\' _-_ The Ford lubrication system

is :li~.E_;'z-<~=.l in work rfliclcnlly at all tempera- wrz'-'. ‘ill -»il p;x,~~‘a;.'.ce :irc ample in size. There r.'~r- nu .»=u1»‘1 pipf;-1 ilzruugli wllicli congcalefl ci? u~z‘--9 Ire; inrcctl. _lust sclccl lhe right kind nl' lil. l:::vc il cllungctl regularly, and you wli linvr no l:=.lvr°°<~al.ioi\ irnulilcs with 5 Ford.

l-`l”-.Wi--.itll !"ur:l 1'-:urs :irc linislicd in p}'r0.\;j.k lin l:;¢-qut'.'_ilu- iincsl and most enduring iiuiuli fur zzuiomobilc bodies. li is not ailccletl ln' coli! fn' lzcnl :mtl will rciain its original

'i:i'2:<1"rr;: lus!cr fm- n lung pcriml. A fur- l ~| .|- uz..r . of pcrnruncnt bcnuly is the ` ‘z-,-x- 1~~l~'~e'l un the new Fnrrl. It in list,-rl fur iv rmliul::|~ .-slicll. hcnnl lamps. hub caps and fillzrr liriglii cxtcriur mclnl pnrts.

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rl.l:AUl1Na smvlog viewriei Y W_`~” 7 ___ -*TH

Erlc "Sandy" McDonald, son of Mr.. S. A. McDonald, City, with two other

could surpass genial Eric McDonald ln enthusiasm or in his nns sports- manship."

Sauce prepared by the Cranberry growers of Cape Cod, Mass. This has

WINBLOE SERVICE.. Services in

Canadians were, while medical stud- the Wlnsloe United Churches on speaker. ents ln Scotland, the most valued Sunday, November lath will be: Win- playcrs in the Old Country. On grad- sloe North at ll o'clocki WiI\S\00 uation, however, they have returned South at 3 P. M.: Princetovm Road to Canada. "Of all those assocated at 'I P. M. Rev. G. A. Grant, Minia-

wlth the game in Scotland none ter.

POLICE COURT-At the Police

Court yesterday morning s motorist for speeding was fined $10 and ccets

CRANBERRY SAUCE.-Mr. J. B. er tm days. A second ease for the

McFadyen has submitted to the Same charge wa; dismisseri._A customs Guardian, two cans of Cranberry ease was adloumed. till today.

BAFYIST SERVICE-N0l't'h River

nroved it very nroiltsble industry p|e1¢|_ sunday, November is. Long

S- lr/1. Dr. J. R. Saint will be thc special Miss l.:u~’c'~ in-pi.. l "T" 'ill l‘l""`V" `l' "’“':"'l'

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Rthe purpose of organizing the pro

. Grade vu__1 Jam! B(,1,_.,.__l,‘. ».` Pi'u‘1l 'll . ".vI.t‘; ‘ 1--3 for

WILL ESTABLISII BRANCH AT Philip Pzmucf: 3, Lcnnn;‘.'l Cmficzi UU? mn '_`_'_' "‘_‘ l’ _

MT. STEWART-A new branch oi and Jack i’~iu1iu.~.._-_ ' Y fn" .<‘ l ‘ .`l~:~.f=:z l’i~»\r;-:amz 2. <`~~.-nelc I fb>-l, Stratton th d' 1 , ' ' cm v.r_.v,' .1-.~.fl¢;r', " th; l§i:;l'\il1cl;mlsIl;8 SZ sttldlililslllel: ibn Jinllilircphlncl-~:. “S-"fl" (fl . (

night at Mount Stculirt Major T` Gracie v. U'.‘.i~`:i-im l;n~»1f~: 2. .<1»ti..i.l l`i~~`~ - 1. .r t, :;~~\»u_

~ . . ' . D; . u.'3 Fl.[mki,.n (h...{.-,, (ilzxtlc Vii l_ .-’ `.‘!1'm‘.' F,'_m_im

Edgar McNutt, provincial president, mg .uairc QI _D 'di n, 1. .».- (.__,_,I, ~\. . .,___._,_, 1~,»,,...»._,,.]_ 2 POrfn_t Htmxdmcy Fim with a number of other officers oi A »‘-“ 3-" 9"” 5 "\‘ .I .," `. . l_,`. ` " ' ` " ‘ "` , < _. ! G d_ 1V._1_ Cmcv p.~,,»j,; 7 ,-~_ i " ll -="‘ I .l, I 1.- .l|~:~.\>_m< and Edim Robertson. Helen the provincial command, intend us- drc;¥‘B';_vm`_ __ (:_,_mm.. Chee. ...Z 1 I;--,,.. ,_ I , _, ,_ mn! Mount Stwarfy uns evening forl Rcizizic Pcmlei 7"' ‘_ " `Z~~‘"‘,\, 3. /\n~ Rf'-hfu-t°.r~n_ ~l:‘nn"c lticinnis. I _ -. . -' ~.‘ ~ 2 ll" ll" ` ` ` """`<rl. Florence E. 'vincPhcr. i .pond g.°up_ I Grade III i. Mwimc l’u.c. _ l <01

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there. the factory being operated in greek 11 ,__ m., Clyde Ru-er 3 ri. m.:

the very centre of the Cranberry country. The preserve is done up in jelly form and provides on excellent nller for rolly-poll'es. sandwiches. or -is a sldc dish for roast turkey end roasts. In Mr. McF‘adycn's opinion there ls ample room for s similar ln- dustry here. and it is for t'v gov- crnmfnt tn fallow up t'~e matter and

" ' bring it to a :uecessiul issue. / _

Kingston 7 p. m. W. R. Msowalker. Ministnr.

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PIIINCETOWN UNITED CHURCH

-Rev. E. M. Aitken, B. A., Minister. Sunday, Nev. 16, 1|30. ii a. m. The

Sacrament oi the I.ord'n Supper. 'l |.-. m. Divine -\‘/‘:;':hi.». Pnpirszary service Thursday evening at 7.30 p.

<3:.\flc I fm--l. Kenneth ‘

' 'f `~ 'V' <_*r',i.

- 2. I-lim-_\' Cannon nnd Kcit

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Gradc I tm- 1, Charlie 1

Rain Jenkins; 3. Marlon Jc'

’Pl\_\‘il s .Yrnl<ins_ Fstt-llc Mutt

l ___ | Danny Malone: 3, Billie Cla:-\'.~rLc; 4. ' "_,__::;:-?`;.'v‘:"',"A'; If _i,"___";"

Mer\'_\'n MacDonald. l l .j_}"j-;~"'-.______v __ '

SOURIS HIGH i('||00L I

. ~ f Mr: C'Dnr:u»||'l. .'?._._~i. 1 '_ . 2 5 §

Honor roll for 0v.~=.o‘.\cr.- | Grade lI»» l. Nclmu l‘.~.'|~.irt: : ~ _ '

Grade X-l, Je's:.le Bushcy; 2, Bi!-j George P:/J_u:‘t; 3. Paul Mer!-iii; 4, " V lie Acorn and Dors MacDonald: 3.\ Joseph I~l::i~;~i.=. I '-A" ";ii`{'.,_‘ Edward Mn3'n':;:h. - -Grfulc I lar-.l. Aim:-~» Galluzrr; 7?, ‘ _ _ .-

Grade IX l. l):mi'.‘l l\i':‘.'7'\“n1a.‘!r: Clai'cncr_‘ Gillrrii: fl. i’".','o`rl l"» ‘";

ernard l"io<‘n'"' 7, lf;-'neat St our" n' licwl i

9 B . .- ._; . _ . . Czar, ._ c.nu~ -.; 3. _-,<1 _>e;~1~; 4, .» _ , ' .ti _ ‘ _ John. Jclm I/iafrlnicsli. (__ i g ';_ _ @ Wm

Grade VIII--1. .-ifcunrt li/icAu.'a_\': Graric I nv ..1_ p-mijpp R|._-h~.\~.-; 3 1'/T€‘(7I‘€<‘l 7/ fflfahl _

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Ask your doctor about boechwood treo and oll o( cinnamon-the two [ron re. dies combined ln this 53 yell old 1

. _` treatment. 50c-your drugglst or dir

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sid. _ ' :et'.e; 14. Russel Clievuie.

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Gradc IT--l, Jennie Mclimiz ' 2, .N

.spit .VicKcnna; 3, Phyllis Jei

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ich: 1 IIS. Drake. cnkins, Evelyn

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