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THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN

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ROBERT l\IOZ\"l'C17.\IEIiY-— MYRNA LOY

IN “PETTICOAT FEVER”

PLUS . . . NEWS — QUINTS -— MAJOR BOWLS

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Thin column In fllvlftll for u! int-til internal but a mnvuy nuluro may in lnnorlecl in cunt: u nun] ltrlclly dll\lllll76u

reéoei for! MP5 DEUCEDL?

ﬁlcdcrn Shop. iii S..turday's of The Better Birincss Bulletin.

iiig seitlenieizt. pcarcti before Magistrate

influence of liquor and was sen- iczzccci to twenty days in Jail. He had been arrested by the Mounted Zlolice Tuesday everiffig on Hills- l). '0 Bridge .

CONTEST FANS.--P1ens6 that the word “Then? should have ./'SII (lllllliCll from the ad for The Modern Shop in Saturday's Better l.‘-u.siiic~.== Bulletin. Allowance for " error will be made in award- "izcs drawn.

EXCISE ACT CASE HEARD-A wiing man appeared before Magis- imie L. B. Mellish oi‘ Montague tt-sierday charged with a breach of the Excise Act. He was ﬁned $100 mid costs or six months in jail. lie was committed to jail. The eme arose out of a seizure of mash liiflf‘ by the Mounted Police re- villi)’.

S!‘ riio. l‘ 4M3 i.i'1"ri.r.' u TODD-KELLY cowirznv - "rum. 'rii.i.ii."s" MAJOR BOWES AivL-vrnuis ram AND WILD u ig~us

HEAR FROM MR. MORPETII- ’.\n-. and Mrs. A. E. Morrison have received Setters from Mr. Charlton i). Morpeth and his daughter, Mrs. Fiuiil: H. Caiiadiiy. who are now at the laiters home in Toledo, Ohio. Mr. Moipeth said they enjoyed every __ _._ 1‘.‘lilll'.(‘ or their visit to the Island _ V x and lie will have much to tell the

' " w-iirlants of the emigrants when

THURSDA - FRID Y- SATURDAEYHV

DAILY .'LI.'i——'i'.|Iil—ll.I-'); SATCRILU’ HIFI'I'I.\'I‘II§ QJU .\I.-\TINI§I‘I ’ . PIypININGS l6c-27c -

3 ~~ .~. 1 odﬂy Only CAPITOL “ BLA CKMA ILER ”

IYITII WILIJARI GARGAN — FLORHNII“ Pl.i'.\'—-.' '3? \' CLYDE COMEDY — SPORT —

r. New Zealand. He will remain in . Icdo till December when he will 11y to the Pacific Coast, there taking l timer w Wellington.

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TRUCK AND CAR IN COLLIS- IO.\'—A motor ear and truck were .ll c: " ion on the Pleasant Valley hill l st evening. The truck start- ed (town the hill and ﬁnding the i-oiidivirv to be very icystopped part Vvll)’ down. The car started down and. not able to stop on the icy .__ ‘frock, struck the truck from be-

‘llllltl. Both car and truck then

"id some (Lstancc before comingto rest. The car “'11s slightly damaged but the truck escaped injury. Neith- rr driver nor the occupants of the ‘ v vehicle..- suffered any injury.

Stars in a Six-Gun Western Show!

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.. . as ﬁghting men of Ihe row frontier . . . defending the Wes.’ agoinsi‘ the guns of gangland!

Personals

Dr. C. H. Beeris about ago-h after 11s rirciit opfizttizzn in the Princ: Ltlwarti Island Hospital.

With TOM TYL ER HENRY B. WALTHALL MARGARET CALLAI-IAN

Col. U. G Dawson. left yester- ‘ day morning for Halifax. He expects in rciiirii cu Thursday.

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Mr. John M. Crockett, Pleasant Grove. is at present visiting his brother-in-law‘, Mr. John McQuarne oi Guyshoro Co., N.S.

I.l.-'ill - l. _ wmerrs c0ivinnv_.uvn siaiiui. eii.ii-';i.i. ..'“, THIIEKSIDAY -. FRIDAY — S/kTUilD/KY

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Mr. and Mrs. Ueoiiard Court. i Dozuililsoii. leave shortlv on a trip to differ-en; parts of No"a Scotin.

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after a weeks visit at Mon- e \vi'h his brother John. 90 .. \ of zige, and sister, Mrs. BllPlZilllfln. ‘

Guardian regrets in learn of

- iru: illticss e.’ Mrs. Alex. ~- " ‘-"'» "v 3*“ ivinilﬂiliilld. Coyeliead. .. . Y.‘ . ..' g 1'1 (_" l l ) I p 7- therines on ' l~ ‘ml Clll'l~‘l“1" . W. .\l‘r. A Warren Mt Stewart l

._ n Gnu,” .pllll Sunday at Cove Head. the

111"“. of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford - by ilie Rm‘. A S. A VVV_ ‘,\V,.|,‘tivr_ 5 l'"l,- ~' ..' l r‘ l J. _ m" I"‘_ i'.\(iI-I iiimiics ; ———— l ‘ti... i‘, ‘i l].o“m)lxly»_.l. (I l Hm (‘IlRIST.\I.~\S W's. Pele Kelly left ywmda" i . . Limi- .i.iiis o i.ll.()ll.: M_W_v_ 1mm rm. Momlmm where Sh.‘ m" \'l'II§‘ ‘ 1cm; um. Prt-l t» “lmld i1 l‘-‘“' "AYE "m1 the" Dm- i ‘A ' LONDCN A (.'lll‘l. ~i.~.~.- ploy w l l" Dllmll l" Jvih h" husband l f: “(it .( il-ii s‘ ("'lli‘l'ill"~ (m "lllltlllll. "Wlz Income of the “'l“‘l"‘ H“? will ml" "P the" "51" w,“ -_ i h ‘tom’ oil-Tm. Pﬁairzcs,‘ Willi n lJi-sruir-rilrl "Iearl- (WW0 "or m” Wlntcr- l ' * - '" - ‘ i ' .........-_..~ ~ .. -. .. .. . ', ‘ ‘l w‘ ill‘ "i" s: w» . . oi Mi and .1? ‘H ‘unlit! < ‘in; l]? ‘l, twill‘. “w. “we Brown’ Brighton, l M» "i \, ..'.. ‘ 1'1...” i l!i‘l .. m d. y‘ l[...l.l .1 ’ yrhwry‘ DOC o1 by Cmmuy Cm“ .\ii.~s, left on rctum for her home . o.’ "n. ...|. )_- -\. (‘lemon-Jinn ‘H0 in»! 4 ~ » ‘ ~ .’§.'lllll'(lil_3’ merniiig. She arrived ‘ 1 . "I ‘ ' '. ‘ i ' ~ - ~ ’ ‘ D l, ‘I ‘ll if’ I ‘ll ‘ Tl‘ , l, L, _ _,_‘_”, "11 the llaiid by plane Monday ‘"‘ ‘l’ ' ' ‘ ° < , _ _ Jll1"l'i’lO t l. _. . . f! anvil. , Foo Late To (Tlzisilv h. in; night: grill‘? $1.13.: »' - 513' Li‘ =' lI-il-‘huifl? v I I .vfr'HK.~l\ey' Burlio-r which took s." 0,, 1 d,“ 0,, 2.7V 193,, M,“ l r0 IJZT-lll-J/VTPI n nouns. “WP t '1' I "r m M I Mn“. A run” , H, H, portly fiirnisliird. 1H7 Rim-e t. ' " ‘l l" “ml” O e 7d” n Fin fl < l I l! H ‘ll I lrliilllll-lll-QW-fi! Vl‘l'"”'h ‘l/"ilhv-‘ilﬂl’ 5-3011 h1- ‘ -‘ i-“lh - rlleim “uni .i r ~ ~- ~ ~ . 1» ; H0111.“ Iii 'l'liiir='la,v, service stnrt- FUR .§'.>\I.E 0R EXCHANGE, PVRli Gm I; rritvnn has Nun-fwd from l lug at ‘.1 oelock, funeral i-zv’ .t 3 Bred YOTlLlllLK‘ Boar. 2’.- yvitrs- ~ : . . l ‘ no l‘ "ll! " D A‘ Mnyrﬂvmhl Nvwton C" iyiiinptt: “here he visited hLs por-

ANDERSON-At the home of Mr, Nell W. McLeod, Orwell, on ffues- riay_ the 27th insu. Alexarider Ari-l

L_3;H4_1n_23_15_ enls, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Berrigan. ' 1 'I‘lie former is 86 years n! age. Mr, Bert-icon also visited his son, Eddie.

FOR SAI,E—26-|~‘T. BOAT, I“-

Derinl motor 3 years od; who 1110 M1,, I a m, 1 Mb dersoii. son of Alexander Aiider- "ml-l- TOTI“. lllloir, in fir‘ s so "Mann eludemp son, late of Newtown, in the 91st m“ mmllllml‘ Pm"

1O _,,_._, "W" Coilew at Woodstock. Ont. A‘ H" xviis ﬁ".""."l]'\"il‘.lf.’l ori hf: trip by

7e“ o‘ m5 we’ short funeral Se" L-B324.1()_’){i-3l lii:. daughter Miss Margaret

new: udverllnlllg nl

payable In

l CONFEDERATION LIFE INSUR- ANCE. L-iIT98-7-12-3l2

MISSING \VORI) CONTEST.— The WOfd them was supposed t0 L-s omitted from the ad ‘for The issue

POLICE COURT-A man appear- ctl in Police Court yesterday charg- ed with non-support of his 1am- ily. The case was adjourned pend-

SENT T0 JAIL-A motorist ap- Tweedy yesterday charged with operating it motor vehicle while under the

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‘JOHN __ The Telcgrdphﬂlmwxm]. _.Sl;iiiner who took as his text lSaint John, N.B., says yicstL-rrlnyi] returns to his home in Welling- l

l30th. the Brownies are to have

, Masquerade party. All l are to be at headquarters at 5.45.

Iél Mr Mex. Bcaton has returned to l _

MISSING WORD CONTEST- 4 Fans please note, the word "TllCill" W55 erroneously left in the 8d f0!’ The Modern Shop.

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1w EA N“) QUE 2nd (‘harlott-rtnwn Company gﬁgrggglzl-lalll ghurstiuv on‘ 2i». Th” 2”“ cllarj°ll°l°wn cmpmy

Tea served from 5 t) 7_ Tickphs. 40 will not be able to have n Hallow- cenm L_3313_1Q.2g.gj e'cii Party this week. There will, however. be a regular Guide Meet- iiig at the usual time on Friday. We have neglected lJﬂylnB will" 1'1"" rein-ct. that we are unable to have

Y" thlsi the ﬁnal qllaﬂ” of we the party, but hope iohave oneinn, year’ “e reminded ma,‘ shuboﬂ " {ill form at some later date.

WATER RATES-Persons‘ who

lists will be ready for the street on Gm" Saturday the 31st. L-iliiﬁs-lu-LZB-Zi

2nd (‘liarlottctoivn Brownies The weckfy meeting was held in have been omitted frcm tl:c ad for‘ the recreation room of st Paul's "The Modern Shop" ill ill‘ l3;t.1rlSui1d.i;: School at 3.30 P. M. Two Business Bulctin on Saturday. no‘ p~mes wrre enjoyed by the Brt '

TRINITY CIIURCII Girl Guides‘. Du All girls wishing to Join are asked to to attend at the Social Iillll llllxi. Wednesday evening at 6.30 fur e111: ! MT; rlmmem mm Organization H“ v on Frltlrpv, on. aozii. Mildred Acorn

“TIIElWﬁ-‘Phis word should have “'05 “Twlcd l“ w the Bmwme been omitted in the ad for The Mod- Perk. crn shop, in Saturdays issue of the Better Business Bulletin.

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p perv-wow it was planned e ll Halloween party each = ‘ Airig a friend and all masquerade at 3.80 pm.

TRINITY GIRL GUIDES An orgruiimtion meeting ‘for Ihe formation of two Companies in

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REVIEWS hlARKETPRoS]IE("ff§ Trinity United Church. Charlotte- Jnwre is a good demand m, n”, tOllll. will be held this evening at nips and ii’ farmers will store their‘ I half inst 51X-

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crop and feed the market grarlunl- ' ‘ l3l'°“'“l"5 Wm ha“? then’ m" ly the chances are that prices wiI advance shortly a produce deali- in Charlottetown said yesterday. If Zgiedeglif:tggisunzzedtgigiﬁ“If:l A Cillllllillly of Rangers (Senior km the price quite likely Wm “u tiuidtsi is now functioning in mam 10w he said. The pomp) lhirelilicld. P. B‘. I. tinder the lead- ’ _ . ,. , _ (‘l iip of Mrs, John Munn and Miss

market‘ he was unald‘ n???“ b: l"‘li_\ is FOiEX’. The organization easier um“ “n” the frost t A}, lmcetiiig was held on October 15th, fnmiizgtitzgeai: giairigrsmzrgc when Mrs. Rcay and Miss Gillan, rolling “Far too many for this who “no prvscllt’ spoke w we time oi year", the dealer said, Once . Quill” on Rangermg‘ ::.":;:"’::::.11;“:.:i ;;?r:;.;“;1; comm ltight and prices will be much bct- The Ll’ “Emu? Company m ter. The Fariiorth sailed ltionciayqchﬂnlc 9f Mk5 Gllmore and ML“ ‘ancmoon for Boston with 351m .McI~' 217.10 began Guide Week with ionewmhel bags of turnips. Sunday ivorship at St, Andrew's i church, llelle River. A mostinsplr- sAlNtr in; sermon was given by Rev. J. R.

r ruiion meeting cn Friday alter- lUOll at half-past three.

MAR SIIFIELD RANGERS

ENTERTAINED IN

"Watch and Pray," stressing the necessity of prayer throughout life. lilo also poke on the high standards lo! hie "can Guide Pledges." Her aim in life to do her best to live up to the law. “A Guide is pure in Lliouglit, word and deed."

“His Honour LIBlllCTlﬂlll-G0\'0l‘!l(ll‘ MacLai-en entertained at luncheon at Government House yesterday in honor of Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Moor- head Legate of Charloltcttnvn, P. E.I., formerly of Saint John. The table was centred with o silver bowl oi’ yellow and bronze baby chrysanthemums. Covers were laid for eight. Those present were Dr. and Mrs. Legato, Rev. and Mrs. C. J. St. Clair Jeans, Mrs. Gevrgc K. McLeod, Miss C. J. ltfacLarcn mid Miss lvinrgoret MacLnren. Dr. Lieg- I ate was formerly minister of Knox

Church and had come t» tllc city

to be the special preacher at the

centennial celebration of the

Church of St. John and St. Steph- ‘ en as Knox Church is now call: d.‘ i __

At the home o1 Mrs. A. M. Beaten on Tuesday evening the Guide Company were most fortunate in having Miss Gillan, Division Com- IIIlLSIOIIQF teach First, Aid. This was not Miss (Milan's flrrt evening spent with the Company, the week before. she had given a most. in- ‘trueilvc lcscn on Home Nursing.

Alter the meeting the Company .‘(‘i'\'£‘.'l n most delightful supper to the Local Association and other in- ‘.l ii piiesis.

A vute o" thanks on behalf of _ lie (iiildc Cmllplllly was tendered FIRST CHARLOTTETOWN i. 1:. lxwitcn for the use of her

me.

BROWN“: PACK 4 . A vote of thanks was also ten-

nus Pack h“ bee“ hllldum ‘ < :1 l\fiss Gillan for hcr valuable

regular meetings since September. p “m, we company. Six girls have joined and are to be i

, 'l‘he singing of the National Bnlillled a5 Brtiwnles "Qty small" lAntliem brought the enierininment Oct. 23rd our pack had a. ﬂying to a dose’

up ceremony when Anne Saddler and Betty Lou Bentley received their wings and flew up to the 3rd Guide COYIIPﬂhY 011d $11031‘ Patrol luifciown Companies who had re- leaders caught them in their l."(‘llll_\' received their Cook's Badges IIlZht- PMTMS 0f the U“) l held an aftemoon tea at the Can- Brownies and Guides of the 3rd. l i

company were present. On Ot-f.

GUIDES ENTERTAIN AT TEA The Guides from the four Char-

l iii-e and Local Committee were in- vitcd.

The guests were rmeived by Vary Driscoll and Marian Andrew,

their annual Halloween supper and BTOWZliLY.

The ‘Evangelization of Canadian Life SPECIAL MEETINGS

WIZZENFZSDAY

8.00 I'.M.——Thc Baptist Church. Unitul Public Worship.

THURSDAY

10.30 AJL-St. Paulis (Anglican (liiirch) Service of Devotion and Retreat for the Min- isiers oi‘ the Province. 2.30 P.M.—St. Paul's Parish "all Conference of Ministers. 8.00 PaVL-Zion Presbyterian Church Itnlly of Christian People, especially the young.

FRIDAY

Public Service oi‘ Prayer. 10.30 A.M.—St. Paufs Parish Hall

Ministers in Conference. 3.00 P.l\I.—St. James Presbyterian Church

Mass Meeting o! the women oi‘ the churches. 3.00 P.M.—St. Paul's Parish Ilzill

Meeting of Ministers nnﬂ Church office bear-erg. 8.00 P.M.—Trinity United Church

Great Public Service oi‘ praise and consecration.

Offerings will be taken at the evening meeting! only.

A visiting delcgat’ consisting of Rev. R. A. Armstrong D.D. (Anillvlni; Rev. Miles McOuiehcon D.D. (Baptisth, Rev. J. P. Thomson D.D. (Presbyterian); Rev. J. A. Rum Fl! 9-D- (Unllcd Church) will give leadership to the med- In”. The Christian Public are invited to co-opernle.

our being usheredkinﬂlafylkllcan Jealﬁiie ‘*A.§ei.imt,w'“camera... {EJ155151 Hamn. Leona Trainer poured tea Bethune, Nan Reay. Joan Dewarl and the following girls asshtcd in serving: Annabelle Lawson, Vincy

Watts, Dorothy Hughes, _____i______._

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the girl who guards against COSMETIC SKIN

Happiness ahead for the girl whose soft, smooth skin wins admiration, love! If she's wise she'll protect this charm—guard against the choked pores that bring tiny blemishes, blackheads, perhaps——warning signals of unattractive Cosmetic Skin.

Cosmetics Harmless if removed tlils way

Use Cosmetics, of course, but— before you put on fresh make- ‘ur-ALWAYS before you go to bed-use Lux Toilet Soap, the beauty care of 9 out of 10 En- glish and Hollywood stars. Its ACTIVE lather goes deep into the pores-removes all trace of dust, dirt, stale cosmetics— keeps your skin fresh and lovely!

and Beth Melamine.

Laure

This Newspaper Article

Makes me think.

It says—More than half the

Inadequate light is a contributing cause.

Modern science has found that in order to safeguard our eyes we should have regular eye examinations, preferably every the lighting checked in our home. store and workshop, as many of our eye difficulties are caused

year, and we should have

by defective lighting.

We will make a free survey of the lighting conditions in 3/01"-

surroundings. Telephone us today.

Maritime Electric 90., Ltd.

Charlottetown

A >4 “uliunlluﬂlt

population of the United States’ and Canada are handicapped by defective vision.

One quarter of the young people, and three ouarters of all peo- ple over 5O years of age, suffer from defective vision.

P. E_. l.

Use Cosmetics? Yes. indeed.

I 1/0927? (cl/den

yellow autumn ﬂowers and with lplates or sandwiches. Delightful music was supplied byTcookies the Louise Cox and Sandy Brehauiz. The hosieses. “ii_—l'"i_ff_if _';_€r—;__—:

‘But l always use Lux Toilef 508p To quard v against Cosmetic Skin

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