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A LOOK AHEAD-GET INTO THE Civil Service as Postman, Clerk,

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SEPTEMBER 3. 1932 ‘ ARMAND’S

rir: JAR inninns rounniiioi clan:

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the free offer today.

FREE OFFER

With ‘iach 60o box oi Anuaudh Face Powder we are able to supply free one lilo tar of Armani?‘ Poun- dation Creme. This is an use - tionaiiy flue offer. Aruianifs . widely known and is a favorite. We have the powder in the popular shades. Symphonic is the mlraole creation in Faoe Powder, a new shade, new texture, new skin tone and harmony. Takeadvsntsge of

‘Magistrate Shaw a common assault

FOR ‘BALI BY

J. Ernest Ii. Worth

Phone 82. Ill Prince Street.

Advertisers cannot afford Guardian to their ‘ customers. It pays to advertise

Reade Charlottetown Guardian who

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Canada.

like the dew.

‘Ofver 30,000 Readers In The ‘Prov. Over 8,000 Readers In The City. ,-— Every Day --

owe it as a duty to patronize advertiser: in the their paper at less cost than any other morning newspaper in

The Charlottetown Guardian covers Prince Edward Island

to be‘ without the Charlottetown to V and , _ in the Charlottetown Guardian.

make it possible for them to get

Notices, 'l0c. per inch; Lists per inch; Notices of Thanks

a a v _ Advertising Rates-Payable In Advance Central Guardian ‘locals, 4c. per word; Western and Eastern locals, 2c. per word; Announcements and Coming Events, 2c. per word; Classified, 2c. per word; In Meinorlani ings, Cards, etc, 4c. pcr name; Letters oi Condolence, 70c.

or to per word. Other rates on applications.

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BEIITRAI. GUARDIAN

AIIANOEMENTS HAVE BEEN made to have the Legion Band and 105th Pipe Band of 14 pieces {or Labor Day Parade. 5555.11

DIILI STUDY CLASS-A new method 0i Bible study at Uigg opens It 2 oblwk- Blinder. Sept. 4m, Nonseotarian. Bruce Dawson.

POLICE COURT-At the Police Court yesterday morning ‘before,

case was dismissed.

OFF '10 OTTAWA-Dr. ,H. n: Johnston leaves this afternoon‘ for Ottawa to attend a meeting of the Ngiltrare of the Medical Council of Canada. Be expects to be home again on IFriday.

THERE will. m: n REGULAR meeting of all members of the L. P. u. on Sunday at two o'clock. Final arrangements for Labor Day.

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SOLOIST-Mr. A. W. Trueman, of English at Mt. Allison, will be the soloist at the morning service at St. James Church on Sunday. _

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NORTH RIVER GROUP OF BAPTIST CHURCHES-Services on Sept. 4th, will be held 8.5 follows: North River at 11 a.m.; Clyde Riv- er at 2 p.m.; Kngston at 7.30 p.m. Rev. J. C. Wakeling, Pastor.

of Floral and Spiritual Utter- and Appreciation, 10c. per inch

Agents Wanted

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Employment W anted

‘Elba. all M» we“ Service gileranteed shirts, ties. Wonderful

hosiery underwear. values. No experience Write for free

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Dept, 25B, Public Service, London,

Ontario.

A. W. Aug. 27-Sept. 3-10-17-24.

IGENTS WANTED - MAN 0B. woman to travel and appoint agents for old-established house in businas in Toronto forty-two years. Position permanent. lgrite

o ow-

tor particulars, expense ance, etc. Winston C0,, Toronto.

A. W. B-lll-ws-tl-Sept. 2B.

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WANTED - AGENTS IN EVERY town in Canada to sell Personal Cards One-Dollar- Dozen up. Surprising values, low prices, quick easy sales, bigearn- ings, also low prices on boxed as- sortment. Send for sample book now. Premier Art Guild, Welling-

Christmas

ton a York, Toronto.

A. W. 9-14.! 30.

Male Help Wanted

IOW TO GET A GOVERNMENT 10b. Free booklet. The M. C. C. .

Ltd. Toronto (10.)

M. H. W. 9-3-10-17-24.

Customs Exarrii er, Inspector, etc.

M. B. W. 9-1-10-17-34-31. James Blake, Malpeque Road. - . i 5512-94-31. “COME EXPERT BARBFR

through our special low cog; CARDBOARD. SUITABLE IO! course. Hundreds oi successful 31111118 Ollihvlilfll. 0M- 10» M! lisdustes. Write Moler Barber Bhefl Gillffliln Omtie- ti

were. m Harrington, Halifax.

M. HJW. Nov. lt-sttti. jllsrolvslnar: MAN wsurup References i "lull-ed. State age, etc. Perman- "li Position for active, capable

for local collections.

marl. Address Box S. 118.

M. H. W. Sept. 3. Wlmrlclrs quasars’! orac- WiY~New invention revolution-

iite auto washing. Quickly wash-

"#5190115. polishes. Autoists, gar-

‘W- V" "Dione. etc. buy im-[

profit.

Wm“ Gyro Brush Colllpauv oi

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medial/iii‘. Ellcriitloil r1

. Dept. 134, Irondon, Ont. M. H. W. 13-20-27-3

Boarders Wanted

Weapons 177 Euston Street. M

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"Alluring

it Plssmcre Street. asal-o-z-ai

‘Timlmrs on BUSINESS MEN

‘mmmodate: 239 Kent Street.‘

mm Mal-mp“ Dodige Betidill, trzcgliar plow. m“ ‘coo _ Poo ey's Servce 5 a on, N h in], m PM“ MQEQPDAT!” Tryon. eioe-o-a-si. 55“'°'3""‘ FOR sacs _ m-rrr ACRE riiaar

w in 300d condition in St. P0962’!

_ Billed I jar-hour. two miles from Iiot 40

I R. R. S tion. Reasonable price. ANTED _ AL‘ BOTTLE. firs; E08! te 00 filthi; party. MIC

Michael Charlottetown. 8758-0-74!

"m!" c3230." m“; 436 Patrick

selling outfit:

Immigration ii detailh free . from the M. C. O. Toronto ‘(10)

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ACCOMMODATED 5508-9-2-31.

ACCOMM nlirlcn 140 Hilisboro Street. srgs-o-z-ai. M

ACCOMMODATED.

‘"4 '06- Phone 110'! or write W.

and Agents

m’ “WJHAND rsoraa mo: $35,?" w" will»: "impel

cards: write Publishing 0a., Building, To... s. u. w. ao-iia-ao-a.

workl Apply Charlottetown Real Estate C0,, 63 Grafton Street. 5510-9-3-8i.

MIDDLE AGE WOMAN WANTS house work. Country- preferred. Apply to 133 D- rohester

6002-94-21.

Lost

T0 LET-FURNISHED RESID- ence. Ail modern wls eniences. Central location. Apply to Guard- ian. 5501-9-1-31

Situations Vacant

ATTENTION - GREATEST IM- aginabie demand this season for our celebrated, in ive “Royiil" Series Christmas Greet- ing Cards. Secure orders now even in spare time, deliver later. Tre- mendous proilts. Experience or capital unnecessary. Big live dollar sample book free to work- ers. Bradieg-Gorretson, Brant-

ford, Ontario. S. V. Aug. 274i. For Sale

FOR SALE - NEWLY FBESIIEN- ed cow. Apply George Show, Brackley Point. , 5560-9-3-21.

FOB driving wagon.

SALE - SECOND HAND Price 016.00.

FOR SALE-SEVERAL COOKING ranges. 83 Rochiord Street. 5529-9-3-21.

c-‘tll ssu: - om “runs. s cents bundle Guardian Oflice. 2-4-ti

FOR SALE. TO LET. BOARD AND room signs on hand at Guardian Oflice. ti.

SECOND HAND FURNITURE FOB. siiie. Dining room table and cilairs. bed steeds. mattresses, carpets and etc, at 78 Euswn Street 5494-9-1-81.

FOR SALE - DRAFT HORSE. Island bred, age 13, weight 1300 pounds. Prim $70.00. Apply New London, P. 0., P. E. I. 5558-9-3-li.

LEAVES FOB. NEW YORK - W. E. Taylor, son of Mr. and ‘Mrs. Elmer Taylor of Maipcque ileaves this week for Rochester, my. whore he will begin postgraduate ‘studies having received the ap- i pointment oi’ dental surgeon in the iltochcster Clinic in that City. m. Taylor is a graduate of both P.W.C.

and Daihousie Ilniversity and while at the latter had a. distinguished! record.

LABOR DAY AT THE CHAR.- LOTIETOWN POST OFFICE —

Labour day, Monday, September 5. .1932, the following order of service,

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN Concrete Bridge At Summerslde Now Completed

‘Substantial New-Structure Adds Much to Convenience of General , Public In Prllgg County Capital

The new concrete bridge at the eastern approach to Stimmfihidv was completed this week. It is a substantial solid‘ structure and should last m‘. years. The road will not be open for traffic for a few days as the roadbed on each side has to be graded up level with the bridge, which is built up in an- ticipation of the" concrete road be- ing continued through from the Summerside side‘ to the Govern-

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ment concrete road. This, however, {cannot be done for about twelve months after the bridge has been. made. The town of Summersidc will complete their section next year and in all probability the Govem- merit will do the same. If as is an- ticipated the Government decide to concrete the highway to Reed's Corner the approach to Summerside

from the east would be one of the “lvm- (“WP “mminl is ‘Mimi best sections of road in the Prov- i‘: bezmm" only‘ Tums lmde"

ince. S.

SADLY nEEEAVED-Yesierdey morning Mr. John Power received a telegram from his daughter, Mrs. Chas Barker, (Gertrude) of Jam- aica. Plain, with the std news that her husband had passed away sud- denly yesterday. The message con- tained no further particulars.

RETURN ON VISIT-Mr. and Mrs. George Arsenault, of Forest- daie, R. I, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. John Gaudet, of IPitchburg. Mass, are visiting in the Marl- times. After spending some time here in Shediac and in Kent County, they purpcx-e going to Prince Edward Island. Mr. Arsen- auit is a. brother of Telesphore

Arsenault, of Richbucio, member forward to at an early dale, A Ottawa, has just lssued the ME,“

oi ParVament for Kent county. and it has been twenty-four years since he last was in Canada. Mr.

Gaudet is originally from St. Paul, uh“. meeting A large c1855 of up. as they apply to Prince Edwwd

Kent courily.~Monclon Transcript.

LAST POST FUND-A very im- portant institution, undone that is not sufficiently known to our peo- ple, is the Last Post Fund. It is in-

win ‘be rendered the public. A“ ‘ corporaied under a Dominion Char- wgckm Wm b, c155“; m. the day, ter. and is for the one purpose of An mam m, despatch by afternoon preventing pauper burial of any

. hi!“ w,“ be awed at n noon who have served in His Majesty's

were Wm be M deuvery by let“, or Allied Forces. It does not oper- camel. m. by mm] Cont,“ There rite outside Canada. It invites any-

5 B. 1. s. Combine

7Entertainment iAnd Business

The regular monthly meeting of lthe Benevolent Irish Society was

MIERATURY

’ , f’ Y; ‘ . . a ' , -"- .1 - rib/ o PAGE Tlllglgl; +00 i i The i THE 0 ‘ FFER Presbyterian Church u I 4 ere s an especially fine offer. Two ’ In Canada 35c packages regular Phantom Kotex i llld 0M package regular Kleenex, , s1 JAMES. cuunc" with regular selling value of $1.15, today with a special price 79c. ‘ mutt": We have Kleenex lri all shades. 4 BQY-n-Miwrheld REHAB-D- _ Glei. your offer today with 'l"ree K . I Public Worship: "n" Morning at Eleven O‘clocli. FOR’ SALE BY < Evening at Seven O'clock. 0 STRANGERS AND vlsl- , J‘ Ernest H‘ Worth TORS CORDIALLY h _ _ a’ INVITED‘ g P one 82 142 Prince Street oeoaneoo-ewww-eee-eww»

0i§.'...E.0'i'TETOi’i’N $0ll00L 0F Mll$i0

Re-opens Tuesday, September 6th. Thorough modern musical training. Tuition in Piano-Voice Culture - 0rgan—’l‘heory - Harmony. Ele- mentary and advanced pupils re-

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PRINCE AND .- ITZBOY STS.

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MINISTER-REV. A. C. VINCENT. D. D. ORGANIST-MRS. G. ELLIOTT FULL

MORNING WORSHIP 11 0’CI.OCK Sermon-"Seekirig Light" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dr. Freeman

PROF. A. ROY KENDALL, L. R. A. M., etc., Director. Hearts Memorial Hall. Phone fr.

5544-9-3-stt-3l. '

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Soprano Solo-Selected Mrs. Frances Hoil Trainer

Ianaaannaaa

Sunday School immediately follows morning service with Study period from 12 in 12.30. I EVENING WORSHIP 7 O’CLOCK v ‘ Contralto Solo-Selected . . . . . . . .. Miss Berna Hucstis < Sennon-“Dlvlne Forgiveness" . . . . . . . . .. Dr. Freeman ‘ Soprano Solo-Selected . . . . . Mrs. C. R. Freeman . A You ‘are Welcome at all Services of the l i BAPTIST CHURCH i v$v¢‘#‘ p: I _ A rvgg- __.r r Ira‘,

held in their hail Canadian Bank of Commerce Building, Tilliffidflyj ievening with a record attendance, "for the purpose of organizng their charitable and social evening en- tertainments etc, for the balance of the year. Many important mottersl were taken into consideration, and adopted and results will be looked

large list of appiicaiorls were read for admittance to the Society which will be taken up at the next reg-l

plicants were irritated into the or- der by the President James H. Mc- Kenna. On concluding the business of the evening, an entertainment and smoker sponsored by the social evening committee was put ou, and approved by a large body present,

the programme being arranged as

follows: Solo, Bro. M. Callaghan accom-

panist Miss Mary Callaghan.

Step Dance, Bro. Stephen Con-

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will be no mid-day street letter and parcel box collection. '

BIRTHS g IUESTIS-At North Carleton on: August 12, 1932, to lVir. and Mrs,- Stephen Huestis. (nee Ida Mc- Kenzie), a son. Ewen Gordon.

i DALY-At the Broadway General Hospital, Cambridge,‘ Mass, Aug.j 28, 1932. to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Daly, (nee Miss Delia Tkolnol‘), i1 son.

Card of Thanks

Mr. and Mrs. Max Maclcre, Soul-is, wish to thank most sin- cerely the kind relatives and friends who took part in the search for the body of Eileen Paquet, who recently met her ueath by drown- ing, and for the sympathy express- ed to them in their sorrow. 6553-9-3-1i.

N. D. MacLean

UNDEIITAKER EMBLAMIEB

Charlottetown and North Wiltshire

Phone I60

Female Help Wanted

WOMEN WANTED T0 SEW FOB us at home. Sewing machine nec-

essary lNo selling. Ontario Neckwesr Company, Dept, 147, Toronto ii.

ruw. Aug. 21- Sept. 3-10-17-24.

FACTORY SACRIFICE; 500 $85, range oil burners 09.50 up. Hoover Oil Burner Co. 1403 Main St, Bridgeport. Conn. U. S. A.

I‘. S. 0-3-11.

FOlt ‘SALE — HEAVY MADE I years old. milk cow, s elevator potato diggers, Cleveland tractor,

"Levi Trowsdale, Bristol, P. E. I. Mt0-t-30-0i.

PROPERTY F03 SALE -- HOUSE nineteen rooms, two apartment houses, two lots. one corner store one house outside city limits. fox zanoh. it aoréylsndfigousefilllim

venue. coiln pro y w ea- olisnse for city. property. one house on Kent Street. one corner

SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS CAN BE EARNED

and paid weekly in spare time selling well known line personal Christmas cards. Experience unnecessary. An early start and our oo-operation as- sures success. Beautiful new port- folio sample free Master Kraft Limited, Toronto. ‘seepreeeneg. tives wanted small towns also. 1". H. W. Sept. 3-0-8-10-13-15-17- 3049-24.

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Miscellaneous .--_..._.._.._....__._._._.._..__ JOIN ALIIID MeDONALD, PRO. vluoial Land Surveyor, Herman- vllle, (It. S. Souria.)

WI HAVE A NUMBER OI‘ IN- quiriea for houses. If you have a propsrw to rent liet it with us. Charlottetown Real Estate.

To Let

so LET - m." UNIURNISHED

lot. one large housepitood local- its. Charlottetown Ileai Estate.

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one who learns of the death. of an. cx-scrvice man, the estate, relatives or friends of whom cannot provide proper burial, to report the details to the Provincial Representative, Dr. H. D. Johnson, 2'75 Richmond "St, Charlottetown, or to the Do. minion Secretary, Mr. A. H, D, Hair, 1363 Green Ave, Westmount.

PERSONALS

Mrs. Stephen Saunders and little‘ son George, leave this morning on a visit to St. John, N. B,

The friends of Mrs. Hugh McKay Wm be glad to learn that she is progressing favorably after‘ her qp- eration in the P. E. I. Hospital.

Miss Margaret Flynn has return- ed bo Boston after spending the summer visiting her mother, Mrs. John Flynn, St. Peters.

The many friend; of Mr. Guy Austin of the Telephone Company who was opcrai/zd upon go,- up. perldlcitis in the P. E. Island Hos-

to know he is doing as weil as can be expected.

Albanian Girls Learn Cooking

NEW YORK, Sept. 2. -- (C.P.)— Adciia Chickerirlg of Spencer, Mass, says she has never bee: afraid, never bored, and has enjoy- ed her experiences. They include a night's sleep in a one-room hut with 12 persons and five cows; the bombardment of a Turkish town where she was quartered, and the crumbling of her house in Call- casia. during an earthquake.

She has Just sailed to teach the rudiments of housekeeping to Al- bania's girls, hoping to teach them to prepare foods other than their

present daily dict of barley bread,

barley tea, and onions. Her head-

DA IVOING

9 to 12 Beach Grove Inn

MONDAY

Admission 50c _ lfs a Gyro Dance

rooms. Private entrance. 202 Eus-

pital last Wednesday, will be glad'

noiiy, accompanist Bro. Stephen Traiilol‘. , i i Solo, Bro. P. B. McTague, accom- panist Mlss Mary Callaghan.

"ccompanist Bro. Arthur“ McQllaidl Recitation, _Bro. ‘Oatwilyr ' Reading, Bro. A. _Curley. i step Dance, Bro. Peter Hughes]

accompanist Bro. Stephen T7019“:

Solo, Bro. M. a. Mcquaid. evwm“ panist Miss May Murphy-

Oll concluding the programme the B. I. S. Orchestra rendered several of their latest Irish selections.

On motion oi Bro. John Cronin seconded by Bro. Joseph Malone, a vole of thanks was Wilder“! the entertainers, the playing of the‘ Irish salutation brought to a. close the largest business and pleasure meeting ever held by the Irish SU-

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quarters will be the Albanian- Amorican institute for rural youth maintained at Kavaje, to introduce into the little Balkan country its first courses in domestic science and home arts.

Originally planned as an agricul- tural schooi for boys, the institute started a girl's department when King Zog held that "We cannot be a. modern state without educated women; no nation can rise higher than its womanhood."

To matters of diet, Miss Chicker- ing will add her knowledge of mak- ing stylish dresses out of the beau- tiful fabrics woven in Albania. "I am hoping there is ro excitement.

but if there is I'll be ready," said, Min Chickering. "I have never been to Albania, but I know the,

girls are of a higher type, eager to learn the ways of western civiliza- tion."

Two cockney ladies were talking in a bar.

Liz responded definitely, "Do? Ive done it. Gave him the chuck. Lunimy, you ahouida seen the mess e’ got me blouses into with them black ‘ands of is."

. WHITPS VIEEK- EHO SPECIAL

CHICKEN SALAD with

TOMATOE AND CliCUMBER BREAD AND BUTTER. TIA AND COFFEE Mo

CANDY SPECIAL TURKISH DELIGHT 25o. Lb.

IIIITPS ‘m Rooms

Redtafivn. Bra; Rey MI-‘Gilmab, lied and Golden Plover, Greater and SWO Dance. 3w- R°bert Bradief Lesser Yellow-legs, Avoccts, Do-

Phaiaropes,

|taking or molesting of migratory

One inquired, “Wotchcrl do about the Irish Sweep, Liz?" And I

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ummary 0f ‘ Federal Regulations Affect-

ing This Province.

The National Parks Service 0'! .ile Department of tile Interior,

lotions regarding Migratory Birdsl for the current year. i A summary of the Regulations

(siilllcl follows: ' I I OPEN SEASONS

Both dates ‘inclusive: .

Ducks, Geese, Brant, Cools and Rails: Sept. 1,-Dec. 14,

Woodcock, 'Wilson‘s snipe: Sept. 15-Nov. 30.

or Jack-

CLOSED SEASONS

There is a. closed season through- out the year on Wood Ducks,‘ Swans, Cranes, Curlew, Wiiletsp Godwits, UpiandPlover, Black-bei-

witchers, Knots, Oyster-catchers, Stilts, Surf-birds. Turnstones and all the shore birds not provided with an open season in above schedule.

There is a. closed season throughout the year on the fol- lowing non-game birds.

Auks, Aukiets, Bitterns, Fuimars, Ganrlets, Grebes, Guiilemots, Gulls, Herons, Jaegers, Locus, Murres, Petreis. Puffins, Shearwaters sud Terns: and there is a. closed sea- son throughout the yci-lr on the following insectivorous birds: Bobc- lirlks, Catbirds, Chickadees, Cuck- oos, Fiickers, Flycatchers, Gros- beaks, l-Iurrlmingbirds, Kinglets, Martins, Meadowiarks, Nighthawks or Bull-hats, Nuthatches, Orioles, Robins, Shrikes, Swallows, Swifts, Tarlagcrs, Titmice, Thrushes, Vireos, i Warblers, Waxwings, Whip-poop, wills, woodpeckers, and Wrens. and all other perching birds which feed entirely or chiefly on insects.

No person shall kill, hunt, cap- ture, injure, take or molest any migratory game birds during the closed season; and no person siiaii sell, expose for sale, offer for sale, buy, trade or traséic in any mi- gratory game bird at any time.

The taking of the nests or eggs of migratory game, migratory in- scctivorous and migratory non- game birds is prohibited.

The killing, hunting, capturing

insectivorous and migratory non- game birds, their nests or‘ eggs is prohibited.