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In the stirring. heart-warming drama

Powerful as "FufY! "

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MICKIV RODNEY - CHARLEY GRAPEWIN

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DAY-WEDNESDA!

vice. r. u.

Notes

dietitian; STARS or "Ai-iiw

who was not too old to light lor hll loved on”!

"l{(l.\.\ll.\" HOLIDAY-New OPR GANG Comedy

i1 COMMUNITY SING

meanness; _ l

of a man

's Ladies Orchestra

DIRECTED

WITHIN A MOTHER'S SPHERE

Hurry the baby as fest. as you can.

‘Hurry him. worry him, make him

9. mill-II.

Off with his baby clothes, get him in pants,

Feed him on brain foods, and make him advance.

Hustle him, soon as he's able t0 walk,

Into a grammar school; morn him

with talk.

Fill his poor head full of figures and facts.

Keep on a jamming them in till it cracks. ‘

Once boys grew up at a rational rate.

Now we develop a man while you wait.

Rush him through college, compel him to grab

Ofevery known subject, a dip and a dab.

Get him in business and after trhe cash

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A shof...e murder...o

girl's scream, and the

famous amateur sleuth

is of? on o new, thrill- l ing adventure!

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Of W ar Protestcd

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l‘ iznoll (ii-i-larod WS- , 1. ~‘llTlT\ll at the Filth

, ~riaii Church. at.

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. ' “TI ~-—- " '. ri iu-r ihc mod- Gkorgelo v - oi) llIlv) IIIIIOCCIII.‘ that (ll]flflt‘.lll(‘lo“n ini lli Cliiiiri “in (‘IPIIKIIICQ

of Grin iilid riniii."

P-us Service ,

a ‘Fay - ‘ he said. "we have . gq-“(TIYG affivnxy, MAY m..-n hon-Jill: of the lfllllflliflli Leave Gcriruvivw“ _ “ ' " ' ‘a llll'\t‘llll'l‘l‘_q of SVIPIHT and saying (‘irriliiziin — — ‘" hi") " ' to i-.l('II t» llPj‘ "Bchold. this great, 43 ClTJm“ - — 8' " H I Biibuiili WlllUlI our {funds have Si. Tlii-riwlls -— - ,1 ~ . lI‘_'f*‘l‘l:‘_:|' " "I rrialwe that our nic- "‘l l '- - ‘iaiiliii ‘ii-lie far our-- 4 ( _ . .. ‘ ' €\l:_l,‘,\'§_lr'-z:l: ATM, _ iiiiirri? and .\"i')ll‘lllllll . , _ _ . . i. . " Pl‘ l-nsor Juliin Arrive (hrirliittitovn i0. ‘ _ n i, > o i ~\ ‘ ‘I. ,- . , _. 4.0!! I. . llaxmi ll.l\ pii-onlcd lllll]. an ii- IA-avc tlnirliittitoilli _- _ _ .- l,“ Ts _ _ __ _ 5,00 PAT. ri.\prii..-lhlc in schiiivoils child iilio (‘ii ii -- -- — 5.3!! P.“ l!.i_. l)l’l‘ll pi'“»r‘l‘i’f‘tl ivllih a sPf of “rm, (-_,.,,,__t li\\'fl - -- 6.00 Pw-‘l- lll.‘li"lllll!‘ tool». a ‘ox of matches

v pqggt-ttgt-rs Jfl! fully prciti-i-tcti lift ln\“|"\|](‘l' toi nu) aiciilrrit. that mu)’ hd-ppti-n Wllllt‘ ilriinig in this Bus. l Mops at.

Bus Servicl;

KODAK} l‘i.\ ROOMS l

Al.l.i>l)'.\ lll lahllS _. i To Halifax i (Inuit t-vinge st. i via. - . .-__ . f. - --~-- f S. S. Ilor-hclrlgo mid S. M. '1‘. ‘LKRAILS loolii l‘.llt'l‘Ill)A\' r Bus T‘ M | $5.65 l, i Ia-iivi-s Charlottetown 4. ‘P. _M. Arrives Ilalifax 12.30 mid-

night through tickets sold at

t ISLAND MOTOR

_ i TRANSPORT LTD.

‘n’, ‘ i Ticket Altenrioa t 1 _ _ .. .

.1... will;

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v Irir a- Biirilvn bt- hcr inoihvr and

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Eastern (Iuardian i

. ‘ROBIN HOOD FLOUR makes loieli light loaves of Iaslla"! bread. n-ii/ia-v-za-ii

“'5 l' II S C R I PT IUNS f0 the

Charloiioloiivii Guardian may be handed to ihcir Rcpt Archie Hume

..‘SOt‘I.-\I. f‘ IIERINGr-MIK‘. Jack Afvimrvl. Chzirliiiivloivli on- terlnincd lhc L.Il'll(‘.\ from the KIOIIIHQIII‘ Bridse Cub ycsiordziy zificrnooiL-L.

..‘\\'EI.('OI\IED IIO.\IE.—- Ml". l and .\Ix<. Claud NlCliCllsflll return-

r-(i l‘. in ihclr hoiiijvliiooli trip ihriiiiuii Quebec and lhc .\llll'llll"lit".\

Thc_ ‘were royally‘ welcomed by their lllllliéWllftlf‘ friends at the

home 0f the bride's PHFNIMXII‘ and Mrs James Currie. A bounlifill ' siitipi-r was .\(‘l'\'(*(l and ii pliuisalil

evening spoilt Afr. and Mrs. > Nichol on will ITMKIP in Mont- _ a:l1c.~L. | .. ...___..___ i l

‘Mi-s Reta G ' lcfl fvcsivrdiiy‘ llldflllllg for Ni-iv ‘York ivhvic shc ’ ‘ll ppfillll ihc iiiiili"; \\lill iii-r , .~l.\lt"l', She \\'t'\.\ iir-ivunpaliicli as

auui. .\li'.\. Clvliuii Bl".'.(‘(‘ -L.

~ .riia COllFQl‘ .\fi_.= Hylid- man has hall four your» in P. W.

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and a supply of diiminitc. _ "SCIPIIJQ has put, cum-pious r-ner-j files into our hands and only a' new-found spiritual inaslc-iy for, their use can save the \\'0l‘l(‘l from‘ destruction. I "There are lllOFi‘ pcssimlsis who‘ assure us that lhv brittle is alrcridy lost and that Wt‘ use ,1 dooiuvtl gen- eration. If ii were not for faith in God we inighi. “will surrender to despair, for we sci» nation after nation Iallllli! mm ihc lrrlp of a

new despotism. freedom constantly} infperilcd. rol irzioiis tiersecut ion flOLlflSlllIlil unchanged and [I10

great pOWPTS enciicrd in an arma- menl. race that. humanly" sticriking. can only end in another Armagedq don. 1

"In this hour of Cl‘l.\l,\' what cori- fidoncc and courage is ibrcathed into our hearts by the faith that behind our poor efforts i5 a Divine Sovereign Power that. will insure the victory or righteousness-

Dr. Bonnell urged clergymen w strive to recapture the assurance of the prophcts of Israel. "ivhose function was no be spokesmen for God: then only will the note of the trumpet challenging and (‘IPIIQIIQ be heard in the churches of our ltmd.“

WHALE (‘OD SWALLOWED FOUNTAIN PEN

ew Fall Bus Schedule

Bu~ [caves Charlottetown lWhites Restaurant] FOR SITNINITLRSIDE [Vin Kcnsillgtonj

1.00 P. M. 3-45 P. M.

, pun; t'_\tt‘pI Sunday 1.56 A. M. ‘i Saturday" Night imlv I0.00 P. IVI. Siliidily only Lilli I‘. M.

FOR IIORDICN tVia iummcraide) (HIIIIIWIIII! with .\I' inland S. M. T. Blls Service Dally i‘\l‘.'[II fiiinilny 1.30 A. M.

FUII WHTIIS‘ IND NORTH LAKE I)'.ii!_\ i-mi-yvt flliiiliiy L00 I‘. .\I.

TOR Tlf'.\.'l.~'ll Winiiii-i-tiiii: at Summcrside) Dill) I".II'|II Filnilriy TH?» I‘. .\l.

Slatinn—2tB.

lin furtlii-r inforuiatiim call the Bus

Island Motor Transport Ltd. i

BOSTON. Oct l-rAPi Daniel Shaw. member of tho crew of the Trawler Maine, {arrived at" the llsh pier todny sporting a new ‘fountain pen found ln thi- belly of a (IO-pound "Whale" Cod. caught. on George; Bank last Monday t Shaw said the pen W85 filled land in perfect working mntutipnl Whcn he found it, WlillP dressing, ‘the fish. He expressed the opinion a passenger on an ocean liner lost‘ it while leaning over thr- rail,

onus cAvsr-r QUAKE ma“

Awakened by violent earth trcm- l ors lasting l2 minutes people living near Lioricnt. France. had an}

, earthquake scori- recently. Thei earthquake has bcrincxplained. The . three Pfflhvll battleships. Brelrigne. l Inrrriinr and Pi-oyviir-c. wore hold-l in! iiielit IIFIIHZ tirri-llcc

lBele Iie with their 13-inch guns.

; women and Nora

. a Canadian ' racial

, iniisi be settled by the Legislatures

l the Church of England Temper-

‘ mu=t never forget

All by the time he can grow a moustache Let him forget he was ever a boy. Make Gold his god and its jingle his joy. Keep him a hustling and clear out. of breath, Until he wins-nervous prostrat- ion and death. -—KINGS BUSINESS.

. - (‘HRISITAN POLITICS

It seems very mllch easier for the most of us to see God in past hlsinry" than to see Him in the movements and struggle 0f to-day. But ought we not. to think of the spirii of the eternal Christ. as battling its way through nil the iiiire-t and conflict of our time Just a.- truly as it did in the first Christian Century or any other century‘ of the world's history‘! We think of Jehovah as guiding and COIIIPOIIIIIK the destinies of Israel. but we find it hard to lX‘ll(‘\'(‘ that our God is guiding and controlling the destinies of this lair Canada of ours. But the one is just as true as the other ever was And to deny it. Ls to be a t Clirisiian while we are reading our Old Tcsliment and an athiest while ivc are reading the morning paper. Isaiah was sure that God‘ \\'ll.~ inicresli-d iii the politics of Israel in the eighth century" before Christ, bui ivc can be sure that He is ju-t as interested in the politics of Canada in the twentieth cent-

fgii; _ Qgiiztorrirrowiv GUARDIAN

The Central Guardian

BTIWAITS YEAST mike! bet- fer breld. 145514-1441

IOBIN HOOD IPUOUI Milled from washed when for you: satis- faction. IrIMII-‘I-IB-u

CONFEDII-ATION LIFE SURANCE. L-0789-7-I2-3l2

Printing Phone J. D. Taylor 606-L. L-ioi-io-z-iol.

HEAR. HORACE McEWEN in Sacred Recital on St. PnuYs Church Organ Sunday evening at 8.30. Sil- ver Collection.

PREACIIING SERVICE at-Hea- therdale Sunday, October 3rd at 1i A. M. Glen Willllm at 2.30 P. M. and Eaters Rood at '1. Louis Harris.

L-ltit-IO-l-L.

KEEP IN MIND the speciabaer- vice to be held in the Mhrshfleld Baptist Church on Sunday evening. October 10th. The choir and Minis- ter of the Charlottetown Baptist

Church will present the “Prodigal Son" II song and story. I L-186-10-2-1l.

MINERAL SERVICE The funeral of the late Elizabeth Crockett. was held from York United Church on the 25th inst. and was largely attended. The pastor, Mr. Nichol- son delivered an inspiring and helpful address. The service was rendered more impressive ~ by the

music of the choir .'I'he pall- bearers were six nephews of the deceased viz, Lloyd Crockett. Fen

Crockett. Melbourne Crockett, Len Court, Everet Dover and N. L. Vessey. Mr. Crockett is survived by two brothers. J. M Crockett. of Pleasant Grove. and W. F. Crockett. of I86 Great George St. Charlottetown. as well as by a host of relative; and friends both here and in Boston who mourn their loss.

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH. —- The services Sunday will be in charge of Dr. A. E. MecKenzie, ILA. In the morning Mr. MacKel-lzics theme will be “Advancing Chris- tianity" and in the evening "The Truth of the Gospel." The Sunday School meets at 2.30 P. M. and the scholars will take their places in their new classes for the first. time after Promotion Sunday. Special Blbie Classes are being formed. one for students under the leadership of M'r. Alex. Matheson and another for senior Young People directed by Rev. A. E. MacKenzie. Mrs. W. E. Burke's class will meet as usual. The music of the day will include Anthems and the Double Male Quartette will sing at’ the Evenlrlfl service. A cordial invltat. on is ex-

lll‘_\' after Christ. As nilich depends upon this as upon that and I-Ie has i as many inlcri-sts and great causes l at still-it‘ now as l-Ie had then. I And to fail to realize that in the filllc-t \va_i~ is lo rob our life, both, ni<livid..i1 and national, of a nlfvllglll and virility they ought to have. i Eli-icilzrns ouch: to mean for the‘

ivomeli of ihe W. C. T. U. a time l friends from far and near gatlwrcdl

of r-zirr-ful thought and conscient- ious d(‘ll0ll British Columbia Sciitia womeil have both been called on recently

laws. divorce laws. the creation of spirit as opposed to or religious separatism. And those arc all questions which we elect. Queen Elizabeth Pal-ran Temper- ance Society

Queen ElizabeIhas taken a step in the right direction and >IIOWII where she stands on this ruin-lion At the invitation of the Bishop of London. she has “very gladly consent/ed to be a Patron of

aiice Societyx" We are glad our _voung Queen. who will be the loader in social customs. has taken This moral stand. It is one more incident. of the many which prove the irride in beverage alchol is now 0n the defensive. I'm-ride on the Defensive

Public sentiment is gradually veering towards restriction. which. let us pray. will eventually turn to prohibition. This cannot come too soon for the sake of Youth, who are, as one writer has mid: “Just children on their way to

school again;

The>e are the world's these must bring

to chaos. comforting to pain."

They are the builders of the nation}; future and the task of this generation is to fit them to build wisely and well. In doing this we that the only indestructible material ln destiny‘: fierce crucible ls character. Char- acter in habit crystallized. These are some of the great words uttered long ago by Frances Willard.

ire-builders, Order

BIBLE!

tended to worship with the Trinity . Church to all. l BRIDE-TO-BE SHOWERED —-' The home of Mr. and MP5. 3"?“ M. Walker. North River. was the scene of a venflpleflsant P" Wednesday evening when

one hundred and

nearly

to shower their eldest daughter} Mary, prior to an important everltl which takes place in the nearl future. The Bride-to-be was. I

word "politicsflof the nice eats provided by theishon-enls son. W S. McLurc and

XII.“ Franco.- Ciitfili ‘caves.

m“ m” rnr S.‘ John Gonm-al f in cxcrcisr this right of citizen- escorted to the $8M 0f hm!!!‘ by. ‘ _ t, 1...“. 4,, mi; m..-tn...» ‘ oliip. Mnlllltibli’ ivomen may soon Miss Leah McKinley. and the Kills-l lher "iursc- irniiiiiig n ~~ spending 1 h?“ tvo- OIIHIIIIO ‘Vomen 997mm‘ 10f Whifih the“ “'35 a m-'<\€"\f‘°"““ la Dlfiélhtllll ihrne ‘i\'('f‘l~'..\ viiz-aiioii i Giro ;“"‘1‘.‘0in-;°°1i\;1 ‘Timer; l5 ifiisplny- ‘Vere Qgenei/Ivblt BAR-grail:

ivith icr ).’ll‘l'l‘ll.\. All". and Mrs. L. ’ =5 ' P P5 0 ,sie Stone 81'! 155 .

H, Cotttnl AIQ]][;||P:\](\_..L_ ‘Iliv iiiillb<‘l'1‘.\' tires" fedefflllydLowther The verses accompaning

_ ___ lMaliy women when asked if theyime gtfm “ihtch qnttsed much M m‘. “mud i arc interested in politics will sayllmerl-imsnty were road by Miss M(,,,hm,,,. hold a l "No? Thai is ‘largely a mlsunder- =Murm1 Mqponalti After pflfiflklflfi|chfll'lf)itt‘l()\\'ll. at. the home of Mrs. vcrjc .\ll(‘('l*.\:-llll i‘lill'l<t'll supper in j “llmmmu °f U"? _

ihc n.ii. last iiiulil -L. ‘ ll" ‘m’ an lmensely “flanged l" voting ladies the carpets were rol-

__ __ lsuch mailers as pensions for ‘-——_——~»__————_~— $445.51.’ 11...: pr’ .

m, Hmdnmn 19H \\'l(lO\\'.\. pPIISIOIIs for the blind. _N s “.5011, mp Wm i-nactmr-nls and the adminhtrat- together until Insurance Man ion of the Sunday Observance Christian Commercial Travelers"

Knights arose, exclaimed: "The Association! The Gideons!" Opening his Bible he read from Judges how the Lord had placed a sword in the hand of Gideon, “a man who was willing to do

They have given away 1,300,000 at. an average cost of Si, today boast. that sooner or later they find don- ations to fulfil all request-s with neat volumes now bound in whiskey-proof keratol. Until last. week all three founders were still active in business and Gideon affairs. Then Death came to Samuel Eugean Hill, '10. in Bieloit, Wls. To the funeral went. Insur- ance Man Knights, 83, of Wild- Rose Wis. and John H. Nicholson,

'15. now field secretary for the Oldeons. The one locality the Gideons

never penetrated is the citadel of the U. S. Bible trade: Manhattan. There the New York Bible Society supplies free Holy Writ to the hotels and there flourishes the largest Bible publishing house in

the Western Hemisphere, the American Bible Society. The latter organization, I20 years old,

last week passed another milestone by dedicating a new $500,000 home, a. six-story stone bulldlng at Park , Avenue and 57th Street, remodled ‘ and air-conditioned.

Society's Bible House had been a. landmark in fusty. downtown Astor Place. From its blg old red brick building. it. has sent out 135900.000 Bibles and texts in 972 languages and dialects to all parts of the world. Bible House still

One night in i898 a shoe soles- man and a paint salesman found themselves assigned the 31mg room in a hotel in Boscobel, Wis. Said

Shoe Drummer John H. Nicholson: .

belongs to the Society. will con- ‘ tlnue to be used as a storehouse for 02.000000 worth of printing. plates for Bibles ln 49 languages. That the Society could move up- ‘ town and moss the street from ,

“My custom is to read a portion of i‘ William Randolph Hearst's swank

God's word every night and give

Ritz Tower might seem evldencej

thanks for God's care over ine dur- . of prosper-ty. Actually it is an

inlt the day.“ Replied Drummer Samuel Eugene l-Illl:

our devotions together.”

Paint i

"I dowed by people who are interested too. am n Christian. bet is have in providing people

eloemoaynaly institution, well-en-

all over the world with the Word in their

A YER!‘ 1M4". Joined by an In- native Wormra. K’ Pelle, Cakchi- suranoe man named will D. quel, Zapotec, Mpongwe or Kara- Knlghts, He‘ L ' g; - The ~ - -

Hill re-olved to organize a Christ-

off; inn society of drummers. Unable will give on; gratll t» PW“ person anywhere.

to agree upon a mine, they

sells a well- j for 30c, will I needy t

boiinduBible in nngiliili

WHEN YOU NEED A rush lob of ,

know she has returned to hcr home

exffuy “alqzgga ‘ggwghtehmélfggng in Milton. much improved ln be ‘m tglmnke their name famed _ am“ an" spending the m“ b gnrltnn ma, Bibles m howls and four months in the Provincial lilsgiliiisgslrice then Bible-giving Sflmlmm“

has become their one big Job. W‘ and Mix N‘ L vessel

York. had as their week-end guest Mr. J. J. MacQuarrie, of Caledonia,

came over to atend the funeral of

Crockett...

you! ture can, and usually

now and be reafdyTor

gest that you choose

l

em ‘m led mick and u.» lads and lzissies _ . enjoyed themselves by tripping the MW “l m?“ light franlastic toe lg the charming ntusic onthe violin played by Mr. After.

ex- tiressing many good Wishes for the home

Dunsford. of Cornwall. bouncing the l)."l(lF—lO-b(\ and

their night's

future all WPYKICKI pleased with the mcnt.

\\“<‘l_\' enjoy-

Personals

Mr. and Mrs, Ernest. Shcrrcn.

Capr- Travcrsc. are VISIIOYS l0

Mrs. McLiii-c

Mr. T. E. Peters. of lhc Can- adian National Hotel Staff leaves this morning for Kingston. Ont.. for two months where he will fol- low a military course

The many friends of Miss Flor- once Mathcson will be‘ pleased to

Nova Scotla. Mr. MiicQuarrle,

his sister-in-Iaw Miss Elizabeth Mr and Mrs. Vessoy also have Rs their very ivelcome house guest, Miss Edith Crockett, of Boston