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Agents Wanted 5513?? achsizrsm-fwa-lfirc roe. cazalcgue, United Art Ltd, 126 John, Toronto. il-fi-A. W. mwflltii.

LAGIS GAS EQUALS GASOLINE 3r, Gallon. Haw‘ s guaranteed product. Used by rrzest Bus Com- panes. Labels. circulars, leilrr- heads with agents name furn “ierl. Free particulars and 1n':".". P. A. Lefsbvre 6: Company Ltd. F! ' 1. Alexandria, Ollt. /i. W. lJ- '.

{EN AND WOMEN-IF ‘J07.’ ’ "(E trees and shrubs. ivhy not sell them! Ivfake. n bilsincss of it. Perv time or full time. 900 vas-itles of proven Red Ta: N""scrl.' Products. Cash cvcry week. Flint equpmem free. \’i"r.tc Ilclnniinvi Nurseries, Montreal. A. W. 5-110,

17m on WOMAN

and appoint ‘ncal r: ~.~iit:.ti-.~¢s, PosLtion permanent; yearly guar- antee $130!) tbcin" ‘"5. vcrkly average) and expcn c znnnsslcr. and cash bonuzm 513w

age, experience and krur 1i quali- fications. ‘Ninstrii Co. Tower 31:11., TCICiITl. A. Y.’ lf-\\¢'cdsatt.£>'cpt.20. T YOU ARE LOfllllfifl FOR AN opportunity to better your position this Fall. HQ Wzitkins Businrg; wifl put you l the path to Surcccs. without Pllfi/ of your pr-"t. Pn- Eiliwli‘ iii» i ..4 ‘I mid ‘or .l. line of goods srfd l’) fazniica. $31M) or more nvr vceck for the 1:i<’u ' man. Amily izozv f'r t?" ll: The J. R. \‘.'.‘.ti: n’ ' ' B8. 749 Craig Si, Que.

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For Solo FOR sari: xoaivv, Tiiuvfi wagon and box slczh. n'mc:t. 1~_~\--, John Lawlr". llfafyvqwe Rccd, (Thnrlottctaivn, oa.13._o..13.;;;

Heavy Brim-m raver. run ssm. Apply at this office. ‘cs-ff. F01; SALE-l 511.11.‘. gain. Call 1 Orlcb... .

FOR SALE-PARLUYI RYG, PRAC- tlcally new. Apply Guardian Offer. 6750-9-13-32.

FOR SALE,‘ T0 LET. BOAR!) ANIJ| room signs on hand at Guardian Office. u

FOR

SJLE-F-O-‘III, CHOICE MA-

Great George St. FIJlP-D-lZ-Zii

SALE - 192T? (‘HA Sedan. Cheap for quick s11". A 20 Birchwcod Strcct. 6'~il-i)-1..

FOR EALE—A NITTIFWE”. Pr‘ IIARL‘. red and crafts fn 3p". .l'_>]~_n 131":- l nnton. Spring \l‘allr,v. P F Isiah ‘.

FOR SALE - ONE Eastern ranch b1":i r i

male. Vlrlt: Fran: Lrnatwfiir Shippcgm. N. fl I‘. 9-0-3‘.

FOR sahrf- r017», "mé- “or. Green lifountrfln ll‘)i.i‘|."‘3 ""11 .hlv1‘ Deere iliqqrr, only d‘

"no crop. Et.,Jumes Churnh fen. '=--"ii~\er-|

field

FOR SAL!'J—AT ll-‘lfn?! It’) 13. fifty acres of land _ grcwlnrz i7'7t.1f'\:"¢_ (‘horn ' safe. H. E. Curncy‘. Po" '7 C“ . .

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Quebec mink. ipurvr. ru'l‘ti " Can us: e911" slhjr-ieforcs" . - pelts in each .i~.".i='for‘it1‘v\lt_' .. able steel ironic mink ran: f‘- Nortbern Mink Ranch. St .'= fi

en. N. B. so. sir-TEE A TrkkfcT/iifl. {- F1. cabin cruiser. enu phed vdth l5 H,‘ P. cnirinc. Apply E. Wlvlch~=t~r.| 206 Sydney St. ell7-fl-1"-'ii| . \ »

...i_,__.?.__i.___ " "Salesman Wanted

EXPERIFXGEEY S I car. one JFEd t-i ~ ~- Good opening for rlrlv ri-‘i. l’. Y.‘ ‘Boa: 1T6. S. W. il-l .

GOOD-SALESMAN WITH CAR F0‘! | six weeks lirtwo month: cam-ialzn. | Good, money for qualified pressliri‘ . salesmanship. Apply Rex cw- rf~ Guardian. nlci-tf

SA LESM EN WANTED — SALES agent. for Prince Edward island Good pay Free outfit. We want now a reliable. eneraetic rcprc cntatlve to handle the best dis- tricts on the island. Our agency is profitable Write Pelham Nurrerv 00.. Toronto. 0.1a s. v1 s-wsti’

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‘The trouble about helm ton gccd- natured is that other people writ: you down as one cf their l"

DR. W. R. CARSON

Pnliiwr Graduate Chiropractor Chronic and Nervous liinuin Ill Prince Si. Phone M?! Opposite l0. Paul's Clinch

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A-(‘ANADIAN GREETING 'c\r:c manufacturer requires reprucntri-g tlves (both sexes) to sell Pcrtowal Christmas Cards ln every vi . c ‘ town and clty_in Canada. Sam i book free. liberal commissbus.‘ “PM for Jrampleze informatim. Premier Art Guild. 210 Vlctrr 1,. Toronto. S. H. A. 9-1-lmo. |

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Wanted ivarvrcn r-o’ any"; idiom-r. farm just outside of Citv. Writ - Q. tare of Guardian or Phone 9'2. 0945-9-13-21.

“'AN'l‘I-‘.D T0 RENT-YOUNG “AR- ' no children. want a ncd house or apart- ment. or lieht nousekecpini: rooms. Anpiy this Office. 0222-9-12-11.

WANTED-WILL EXCHANGEIYYY Dlwilerty for small farm near City, Give location, number of acres t pr' e czipcfled in reply. Address "" ’ care Gilardian Ofiicc.

" 6822-9-9-61.

WANTED - Ml‘ ONCE. VIPINITY Charlottetown. reliable 1va'rtv to breed \‘i'h2tr Plymouth Rockw. Bred to lay Fl-zhibitlon strain. Apply Mr. Archibaldc c., Massey Nfarri". Co.. Ltd. 6221-9-13-3‘.

Female Help Wanted fiamkrifiwee” hi?» "Xvi ply Morell Hotel. 6219-9-13-31.

SEVERAL woman ‘wf.»I-wt;h""&6 rc-nir mat: Jifaany‘. l‘ E. Island.

Apply to Nlax Con», llflfiil-il-lfi-ti.

’. \'.'.\ TED. References "quired. Ap-plv lifts, R. B. V9'-=1‘_", 24G Kent Stvcr’.

(5373-‘1-11-31.

Lost iThF_AT”s?IilT5Emh_h.vé child‘: sweater. Finder please leavc Hi. 302 Fitzroy St. 6883-9-11-13-21

LOU!‘ - BETWEEN SUMMERSIDE

and Charlottetown, linoleum rqunre. Fltider notify ll Felling St. 6903-9-lZ-2i.

LOST -- BETWEEN CHARLOTTE- iown and Si. Peters, Enzinecrls Field Book. Return to W. S. lie, St. P:ters. 635a

Miscellaneous Sin-Te-yor. BoI-LlDT-Hermanvilic. 3570-5-6-Zmo

heifers. one rod and white. the other whit- with dark rcd spots. If not claimed will be. sold on Mon- rlav. Scntcmber 15th. W, R. Hol- lr-url. Farininizton. GRTU-El-B-iivleek.

lylnle Help Wanted

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lt-ELIABLE Didi-EDNA ONE HUND- vcd srwe rcul": this county: ex- prrienc-\i1i1n'>~cssary: no selling;

rlvtribute anti collect. Should not "eveniv rloYars ‘lv-‘Clvy- APPW B01 G .. rdmn 9-111 POSTMSN. CLEEKS. STENOGRA- phr... Cu tonv- Evaminers. etc. romtenilv needed in Government Serv r" Writ“ M C. C. Civil Ser- ver Schccl, Toronto l0. M. H

""1" RIF’? THROUGH ~ 1m. r~ :. ¢--_|r.-- oxpcrl frauinlt- wyf- 4-.- 4-"1 hlnlcr Barber Ccllcfzc. 373 f3<~*“i~‘."‘Y‘, "Pifax.

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.--=»~; "M m) 2:10.01 rm: not’. T». ,-m.~--»,, Qniy/ fcw ivo"‘.'.,< re‘- mul-p] l1 lr~~~n at Cancdals oldflst avd most reliable trade schools. ‘v.1;- fm- m» literature. Dom non --_-,¢;-.~ Schools. llOT St. Laivrncce.

Jcntreal. i-G-Z-16-30-9-13-23-10-11-25.

sraar weir-You can runny! |1*_1)11'"V rnickly takinc orders far t‘~- wins‘. bz-rutiful llne cf Persona? ‘ Christmas Greeting Carda ever el-i-Wn in Canada. Write for Dal‘- I‘~1nl Art Co, 310 Crimi- Toronta. 1-5- V- Femnle Help Wanted FELL FHXZISTMAS CARDS CAN BE EARNED and paid iveekly in soar- fr.“ sollir-a well known l‘ne parsonal Christmas cards. Exper- ience I“1Z'A.‘.C€"SZ'.I'}'. An early start and u" co-coeratlon assures auc- cz-ss F-avtlful new portfolio ' f-re hfavtcr Kraft Cm. e11, Toronto. Representatives _ canto-l small foams also. 4-4-6-9-11-13-l6-lll-20-23-25-21-

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Opporiuniticswfor Men and Women ’

PAIL"? AT HOME -- EARN BfOHEY peintirn Christmas carclz Cati- logue. samples. instructions ten canto. Header Art. Guild, 210 Vic-

d Charlottetown, on September

liituation Vncnnt I .

THE CHAKLUTTEFUWN UUAKUHM»,

fl | G - l ufilltffl uardianl TRY JOHNSOITS. 144 GREAT "SURGE STREET. Fall Coats and Dresses are arriving daily. 11-31, $5.15." I

l (Canadian Press)

lifrs. W3C. Knight, hfcncton. ls by Ruby P, owned by Mrs Ballard

Hillflbaro SL. . of North Sydney, N. S. in the rac-

Mr. and Mrs. llfhrd fialifax. who )‘."."B

flcKayl of with“: 1,1,.‘ ner of the free-for-all. The 2.24

Bonnie M. ch. c. Reed 2 4|

BT- STEPHEN N. _B. Eran 12—A|Kinl19y Silk be. Chappelle..3 a snneans ln our Mwer to tic all that. the guest of Mrs. James A. Puncher. new track recmd 2-0“ “'15 371118 up 30b Seymour. bg. Lee 4, giis possible to strengthen the bonds Bessie McKleo bm. Willard ..5 an,’

Time 2.06. 2.6 1-2. 2.01 3-4

3M here tcday. Ruby P was the win-l

l 2.24 TROT AND PACE

tcrfrisc of its people. | Thomas. in the best of spirits, said -_ , he was looking forward to the races, the first of which will be held on

-_, Saturday (today). He was enthusias-

BIRTHS

DINGWELIr-lit 3 King 1930, w Mn and Mm Raiph E_ mnr ‘ particularly pleased with the action

‘of Harold S. Vanderbilt, owner and skipper of the defender Etnterprise, BRYENTON-At West Pcnnsylvanialm asking him to be aboard the db Hospital .on Scpt. 6, 1930, to Lloyd (I.. fender and 100k ha. Oven _

well, a son.

and Mrs. Bryenton. a daughter. El-l ..l think the shamrock has a cam" D°""m°“' mighty good chance of whining." -- ~ said Sir Thomas Lipton, veteran

MARMAGES challenger for America's Cup, when — questioned by a number of news- MACKINNON _ M a c L E 0 n - at, Pam. mm

Charlottetown. September 6, 1930, by; when the commander o; a Unmd

R"- C- N- Bmwn- Amsm“ Mlicmn‘, States Coast Guard cutter, who was

"0". °Y “mm 31""- l° Margaret present. informed Sir Thomas that MMLPML "Y Chafbttelflwn- ‘it was "his task to make sure that ___. ______________ __-__ spectator craft did not interfere

91357115 with the races on Saturday and that __.._._ ........... ___..__ there would be a dozen American AITKEN. — M LOWBI‘ MOHWBUB- i destroyers there to patrol the course.

Thursday, Sept. ll, Samuel B. Aitkenjl ghe spm-flng knight laughingly com- | age 79 years. Funeral today, Satur- , manned’ ~WE1L I “.1511 you would dfly. at 2 o'clock. make sure that half a dozen of your

GARRETT-At as Kcnsinlzton M, - gigs???’ 8°‘ i“ m” W" i“ PW °P-

l . ~- on Friday, Sept 12th, Dar us C Gai s“ Thomas. who was m a rem_

lrsttctrm his 75m Yuma Funeral notice l’ inisccnt mood“ regaled his hearers

lwith stories of his younger days. re- |;5AD_M summersicm Se}; 1g M“, ‘ calling the time when he as a mere

Emma G_ Remy age 31 years“ Funeral lad he worked on a plantation in the Sunday at 3 p_ m 1mm he, homemsouthem states and that he had to Reads Comer, w Peoples Cemewry ‘stow away on a. steamer to get back

home. HOOPEIL-At North Milton 0n Thursday, Sept. 11th, George R. Hooper. age 81 years. Short service! will be held at his late residence on! Glisteriing in new paint and var- Tuesday, Sept. 16th. at 1.45 p. m»? nigh, shamrock v_ $1,- Thomas up. funeral leaving at 2 o'clock for St.. tons challenger, and Enterprise. John's Church, Milton. where funer- .5 Harold S. Vanderbiltb defender in

ai services will be held at 2.30. In- I the America's cup series opening off

Ready For The Gun

Square, k tic 1n his appreciation of the sports- - 11m, manship of his opponents and was‘

fllld Mrs. Tsar! G." Riverside u“ and PM” ‘VM ‘Von by Becauu» 3113611151‘, bm. Jardlne . . . . ..l 1 1 Cnltrwe, Fufiolk. returner! homo SUMMARY ‘Marjorie. M, bm. Smith ...2 2 2, ycsterdxv m." 1". Senator. Chappelle . . . . . . . ..3 3 3 _ rRcc-rcv-ahi. Broncho nah. bg. some ....4 d1...‘ Mr W. '1'. '. Canrlian rep _ Pearl North, bm. Walker ....5 dis. i-ceehtatave of Nc on Cltzimbers 1S: “TY l’ l". m. Iicys 1 1 Time 2.1a 1-2 2.1a 1-2 2141-2 l Company, Limited, Thorncliffe __ _ _ Wk ___ >__ A ‘Chemical Works. Nrrth Sheffield. VETERAN h "courses in ArtsandDPEilosFBElETTn, England manufacturers of Izal dis- _____ ' Dalhousfe and Chicago Universities, lnfeoant i; in the city. Mr Met- (Clilltinlléd from pom- 1) and in Theology, in Pine Hill and calfe ls on his first visit to the Prov- ‘ — Princeton Seminaries. Rarely has incc, and is delighted with its scenic‘ the Church had a man so we“ equip. attractions and the progressive en- NEWPORT. R: I.. Sept. 12-811" ‘

EXCELLENT

(Continued from ooze 1)

y Plus de Tourmenhs-Massanet. l When D0 They Vision-Gounod. Part, 2. l "Grandma Keefer gets Grandpa

ready for Sunday School." Prom‘

Cape Cod Folks". I 2. The Beau of Bath. (One act‘

playl-Consiance D‘Arcy MacKay. l Seeing ThiflES-Eugcne Field. Vocal Selections.

In Summertime on Bredon~Gra- ham Peel.

Linden Lea-Vaughan Williams.

A Brown Bird Singing-J-layden Wood.

Part 3.

1. The Bath I-four—Mabei May.

2.—A Lesson with the Fan-F. F. Weatherbe.

JANADIAN LEGION

(Continued from page 1)

Cfieverle, Souris, vice-president, com- rade H. A. McDougall. ‘Preasurenj Comrade W. S. Hughes. chairman;

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The executive was appointed compos- ‘

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and are ever dewnnincll‘ by every.

of Empire which hold the far-flung possessions of His Majesty in one great Commonwealth o! Nations and to ensure that Canada. shall ev-

er be in tradition, sentimeng and; 75c Kruschen Salt . . achievement, truly British, l 51-00 Rvzcsan F. Salt ,. , ,_ Tm- ‘ >15. 1,,,;,|,.,,,.~.-:(~.,,,,,,_ __ m. _‘ TO rue DlSAflbElb-Thc Princé| ' Edward Island Command of‘ thel 35° 5i“ . |'.'-.- ‘i/'* i l Canadian Melon. n. c. s. n. now in. Convention ficembled, er ‘h pro-z T o N E 2 9 c ‘i! T l] E 4 7 c I l, coeds to business offtha session, desires to extend its deepest sym- 40E Moms 75" l i i Paths! to bhoco who are still suffer-i MOLASSES ‘QMHFRY ' ins fro effects of we); disabil-l ‘"5555 l f ,_ f itlea: use who still mourn tlie“1oss| 5 ‘ l l ‘ of near and dear ones. and to‘ a_;_i lb‘ “L . .‘. sure all such that the Lemon stands u " ' ever ready to do all that may be 3'“ m" ;»,.. l- j done to alleviate their sufferings Dual“! "Uj“l‘.'“‘“n g l l iii ‘ I and to secure for them the rlvlits “n11. WRLF.‘ _ :' .'.l"‘l.l.‘ ‘ i! _ ° JILLLILS ( .'\RA.\ll*.l.‘~ i l’ to WhlCh they may be entitled, i l ' T0 m. 001.. 1.. R. i.i~."i*i.r:ciic.- I Resolved that rho Prmcc Edward 1h.

land Command of the Canadian Legion of the B. S. L. desires to place cn record its thanks and ap- Drcciation to the Dominion Presid-

ent, Lieutenant Colonel L. R. Lo- T Ma C K O N D R U G C ‘ b ‘ ' " Fkchcl D50,‘ A_D'C_ and 0th,... 0L "HOJIE l)!" Ifl'.'7’Tl}lt’ lhlllf/IS" g "v 7 ficialsjor their untiriim efforts in bringing before Parliament the nec-.' T"TQ;:-""*%" " --- ~ -_?: E “'1 essar l:- islation fo th ‘ - " . . . . . . _ , - '7 . of “ye gclaims of rmewxliglilvllzrllilll obaaivaooamoqmoorvoboclocroocr<<or\'<<¢<¢¢o‘c'c<~:=ea:mrxol> ~ , their widows and orphans. E" 1:7

THE Ff.A(i.-Resolvr~d mp1 (hi; Provincial Convention of thr- Can- adian Ioezion. B. E. S. L. assembled at Charlottetown desires to place on record its WlSh that if a distinctive Canadian Flax; is lo be Rflnptcd Que should be clr-siczied embodying tho Union Jack and Maple Leaf. Ro- solved that the Provincial Govern- ment be asked to take necessary steps to assure the display, of our flag on all schools in thrs Province daily during School term.

EMPLOYM ENT. -— Resolved this Provincial Convention of the Canadian Legion. B.E.S.L. assembled

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' a y s to His Person, to the Crown and

Members of the Royal Family. Meet- ,3 f’ ' ing as we are in the historic city? u _ "' , _ ra of Charlottetown the cradle of Con- "Alum-FONS 5.1;: .5 ‘ (-,§'\“_L~,.;\ Jederaticn, we realize most keenly Plug 1)“'\" '_‘, _ ni- ‘the debt we owe to the Motherland , ‘ 4‘ 'l'.\i;I.{-L‘l'.~ l'.‘l i.~. "m Argo‘

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St. James Presbyéerian Church

MININ "ER: REV. ll, QIOORIII-IAI) Z.l-L(-.\'l'l'I.l’-. ll.

R0ss-DRUG§~;,ijyf'r.*.-;u

SCCCESSORS TO

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Anthem-Neck lr- Thi- Loni" . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Kllllfft‘ - Soloish-(‘lizirlcs (taillight-i- The Minister and (Tnngrcgntiun will juin uilh Zini-i

that . —-i_--_¢.__ . . . OQCvVIYOUUCYNDZYlDU-D"I'C\"C-C*'I"I~3-0f~f

St. Paul ’s . Ciiuircii

Church at 7 I‘. DI. for Dr. Si-ntl Fulton". izirvvsvll wrviv-q STRANGERS AND YISYYURS ('()I{l)l.\l.l.\' i.\'\ l']'i.ll.

Vnbiu-

' Pl'lll.lC \\‘0R.-.Ilff’:

Morning ut liicvcn (filllrk The Minister uifii-iaiiug.

‘It Lr20lIYiI>C*l).lI>I‘I'CzlI>O lfilllffwfiij.

8.30

A. I\l.—liol_v Communion.

13th SUNDAY Al-"Tl-ili 'l'!7.l.\'lil.'

cd of comrades: H. F. MacPhee; D.‘ T_ “em”; L E‘ Croken; N_ w_ Low. at Charlottetown urges upon the ‘her; w_ C“ s-Amker’ O-Leanh Federal. Provincial and Civic auth- orities as well as other employees PREslDEN-los REPORT the claim which returned men have Eto preference when positions arc me following report “.35 presented ‘ vacant or employment. available. by Comrade G_ R Nmholson, 9,951.» EMPIRE RELATIONS-Resolved den‘; that this Annual Provincial Conven- To the comrades o; the Prince Ed- , tion of the Canadian Legion, B. E. ward Island Branches of thew5~ L- desires m l?" "Tl "C0111 "5 b6" Canadian Legimm ling strongly in favour of tho dcvcl- Genuemen;_ ‘opmcnt of trade within the Empirf‘.

n givelme great pleasure to W91. and to this end we would urpc upon g»

torment Milton Cemetery. here Saturday returned to the water today. Both almost immediately ' spreo sail and it was evident there ca fd jwould be no let down in activitybdur- I {mg the 24. hours. or less, remaining ML John Kelly Md family. “qsh to l before the starting signal is sounded thank all those for their kindness nine miles to southeast of Brenton shown them in their recent sad bcr- Reef Lighthouse, Pavement. also those who sent Massf Enmrpflse arrived here_mooflng 1n cam? and smmual Oflermgs‘ lBrenton Cove under her ,own canvas 6944-ii. e lfrom Bristol. The two boats, Brit- !ain‘s hope of regaining and Colum-

bia's hope of retaining. yachting]

6a rd of Thanks leupremacy. bow sauclly to each oth-

‘er as they rise and fall with the mo- Omcers land him-fibers of l tlon of the water tonight. Their Labour Protective Union WlSh to oon- moorings are close by. so close that vcy their vcry izrateful thanks to the each crew 15 aware 0g the other-s M. Merchants and all others who con- uvmes -! d ~‘ l he 1 ' gnlbgffidnrgqsrgggofitl‘. axglzstheogflju Spectators for the intemational; ials who carried out the days sport yacht“! “B5510 had begun to pour! and the pubrc for their attendance. ‘ In“ _N°“'P°T'* Wday- ‘me b°f°re mel opening contest. but the real deluge

JAMES HERON, Scc'y. I Labour Day Sports. of visitors was not expected until this morning.

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In loving memory of Mrs. Hcrlwvt Buchannan. who died on Sepicnibei" 14th, 1929.

The

Rev. Dr. Coffin Pleasantly Surprised

| Thursday evening, a number of the! ’ personal friends and admirers of Rev. Dr. F. J. Coflin waited on him at his I beautiful new home at 114 Edward Street. Rev. J. M. McLeod was mas- l ter of ceremonies and after c few in- troductory remarks celled on Mrs. A. McNair. who read the following ad- dress. To Rm: Dr. Fulton J. Cofiinr A few of your friends have as- lrcmbled here this evening to welcome youback to Charlottetown. after your ‘sojourn in Halifax and elsewhere. iand we wish to congratulate you on