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—00LEMAN DEALERS-

FIVI HOUSES-JUSTIN! LAIKIN FLAT RIVERF-Wm. MMKENZII FORTUNE-E. S. JOHNSON FR-EDERICTON-N. A. CUTLIFFE GASPIIlAUX-Elt. HENRY DUNN HAMPION-MOBBISON I CO. HUNTER BIVERF-W. I. BOWMAN HUNTER BIVED-MMIUIGAN I BOYLE KENSINGTON-J‘. P. & C. KENNEDY KENSINGTONr-MMKENZIE I CO. KINKORA-J. F. MORRIS LONG RIVEIL-E. DUNNING MAYFlELD-L. B. WYAND MONTAGUE-L. B. MZELLISH MT. STEWART—-MeLEOD DOUGLAS MURAY HABBOFR. P. BROOKS MURRAY HARBOR-H. l‘. OOHOON MURRAY HARBOR NQ-GEO. M. GLOW MURRAY RIVERP-F. D. BREHAUT MURRAY RIVER-C. H. HORFON NEW ANNAN-H. B. MOASI NEW GLASGOW-B. L. DICKIISON

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You can always depend on your Coleman Lantern and

an ordinary lantern in useless. Use it for after-dark chores- or any night job . . . it tilrlll night into day. Wind, rain or .

There are kerosene and gu- oilne models. They are sole . . can't spill fuel l! tipped over.

it's up to 800 candle-power,

‘Anﬁm _ _ _ _ _ 4.95 BLOOMFIELD-MES. a. c. GALLANT BLOOMFIELD-A. J. rnarr ﬁﬁfﬁff’ $31132. i“: 6-68 noiumN-J. uitoy snsmw unanimous-Menu: e rono “N:E"NS' “m” slmd” 7.20 nnanaLnaiva-L. s. SEAMAN ‘ mm ____ _ _ BRIDGETOWN—MATTIIEW to McLEAN nursToL-J. w. McEWEN U n , can: rnavcnse-a. x. LORD “n” , Ask or aim"! cuanwrrarowN-it. r. IIOLMAN, pro. COIGITIBFI ‘ cLlrmiv-s. DUNNING o son ' ' " COLEMAN-C. n. wauaca Silk-life t o AY-L. J. MURPHY MANTLES ° "w

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mantles. They're sturdy and dependable . . . always ready todoazoodlighdngjobany-

NEW LOW PRICES

HAD! STRONGER o LAST LONGER e GIVE IORIAND BETTER LIOITT

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' Mrnilel 7o light. ‘lheir triple lock weave

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CRAPAUD-THE WOOD COMPANY ELDON-D. J. McPHEBSON ELERSLIE-L. A. BUBLEIGH ELLERSLIE-J’. M. MacCAULL ELMSDALE-J. A. CALLAGHAN ELMSDALE A. L. RENNIE EMERALD-W. H. FORD

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Dealers: Order From R: i H L i Provincial Distribllwrs

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PETERS ROAD-J. L. McKINNON

nan POINT-Jet. a. ROBERTSON IIGIIMOND-J. r. oaonzr _ souars-uannrw e MGLIAN, Lro. srrtmomm WEST-J. c. WILKINSON

sr. cannons-u. n. nzaivano

sr. LOUIS-F. o. caotaouau

sr. pours-can. J. a. ream:

s1‘. runes-a. w. ANDERSON somnmsmr-a. r. IIOLMAN, uro. BUMMERBIDE-BINCLAIB e swwan-r, i,“ TIGNISH-J. n. muucx a. co, um. ruacanla-a. J. MLcDONALD a rayon (ivmm-oawsoum nnvurao rayon-nun moms

TYNE VALLEY-C. r. unsroivr: e sou non: vacuity-mos. mason rm: VALLEY-G. s. suanrr: a. sous WELLINGTON-ARSINAULT a oauocr was: navoN-noaoanna McNEILL

ROLLO BAY EAST H’. I.

Rollo Bay East Women's Iristit-‘

ate met at the home of Mrs. Jos- tph Dcvenu on Nov. t. McctinE tpcncd, by repeating the Creed in imison, followed by the Institute Ode. Reports of conimim-ts were ieard. It was dc d to hold a lance in the s . Next mo: ‘i _I Ii "' 1' " '

Island biaior _ Bus sturoutsti

DAILY EXCEPT SPNDAY Charlottetown fur Bordon Charlnttctmru for rlitznmcrsizlc Summcrsitlo for Bordon Summcrsido for (‘hr “IIYHPIOIVII Borden for i-‘ummrrsitlc Bordon for (‘hnrltittctutvn

SUNDAY ONLY.

Charlottetown for Summcrsitic Summrrsidr- inr (‘hziritittctoun SATFIIIIAY NIGHT E.\'I‘R.»\. Charlottetown for Summcnide Summcrsiilr- for (‘liarluttctuivn

In Charlottetown: Bus lcavcs from or 602.

In summcrsidc Ilus leaves from G i "THPB 9mg $10"- llholle 35- For full informal on phuuc or vi it

ISLANB itiiiTdii

CllAliLOTTETOlVN

, hour enjoyed by all.

to be held at: the home oi lvirs. Harold McEwen, roll call to be an- swered by paying a nickel. Pro- gram consisted of papers read on Q “World Peace and "The Heritage." ‘Tap dancing by Dorothy Deveau, uilso victrola selections. Meeting closed with God Save the King, ufzcr which a dziixity lunch was scrvcd by the hostess, and a social

Transport Ltd.

LEAVES 7.30 11.31. 7.30 Alli. i935 1L0]. 10.30 A31. 5.00 RM. 8.45 P.M. EHO AJI. 4.15 RM. 9.40 ILM. 4.15 P.M.|

LEAVES

8.4: M 10.30 A31.

LEAVES

10.30 l'.M.

12.15 midnight.

Ilcddin Bruin, Drug Store, phone B6

1.00 RM. 1.00 IKM. 7.00 P.M. 3.15 Pd".

I.00 PJW. 7.00 I'.M. 5.00 RM. 8.45 P.M.

TiiiliiSPiiRT LTO.

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STARTING MON

or as soon after as possible.

have Georgetown 8.15 AJiI. Cardigan .. . . .. 8.35 A.liI. 48 Road . . . . . . . .. 8.50 .»\..\I. Baldwin's Road .. 8.55 AJI. St. Theresa's .. 9.00 AM. Peakﬂs . . . . .,.. . 9.10 ADI. Pisquld .......... 9.20 Ad“. Fort Augustus £9.30 AM. Webster's Corner 9.40 Ad“. Johnston's River . 9.50 AJI. Arrive Charlottetown ...I0.I0 AJii;

Headquarters at Charlottetown-NORA NA

Headquarters at Georgetown-F. J.

BUICK ‘l-PASSENGER CAR

ALLISON HUESTIS mutate... 7.15.1.

hrcels carried at minimum charge oi 25c.

Georgetown-Charlottetown Bus Service.

DAY, APRIL 27th.

Leave Charlottetown 4.00 EM. Johnston's River . 4.20 P.M.

Webster's Comer . 4.30 PM.

Fort Augusta 11.40 EM. Plsquld . . . . . . 4.50 PM. Pcakes .. . 5.00 EM. St. Thcrvsifa . 5.10 EM. Baldwin's Road .. 5.15 EM. 4a Road 5.20 PM. Cardigan ,.

Georgetown . , .

’I‘EA ROOMS. SOLOMAN.

This column In trlrrreﬂ for new: of local interest but adrcriiaing or a newly nature may he inserted at l cents u word strictly payable in advance. '

CONFEDERATZON LIFE INSUR-

ANCE. L-(ii98-7-l2-3l2 "BROOKVTLLB LIME" for best results. N-809-l0-8-tl. Oct. 31.

CRASWELL FOR CHRISTMAS Photographs.

BUY ROBIN IIOOD FLOUR now. you will not regret it.

ROGERS IIARIHVARE (‘OM- PANY. LIMITED, will be closed Armistice Day, Wedxeeday, Novem- her 11th. L-ZGIJ-ll-IO-ii.

HARD COAL FOR. ISAFEBFRN- L‘iiS.-Our D. L. 8a W. Bitlv Can: is Americas finest, longer ,."St.lli,' fires. It. is the clcznvst. of all hzual coal. Sold in any quantity by A. Pxkard 8a C0 Phone 2-20. L-250-1i-10-2i

Misses Alice Yourkcr Winsloc: and Amy Robcrt Milton have rc- tumed to thcir

rcsprc‘ . ~ homo after spending a v0): pleasant weekend in C3~.:ir!o‘tc \\'llj thc guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Crabbe.

REMINDER TO ADVERTISERS. -Advertiscrs are reminded copy for new advertisements, or corrections. must reach the Guardian Office hv 11 A. M. the day previous to inser- tion. Recently there has been a tell- dcncy to delay copy, enforcing us to carry advertisements over to ad-

vertisers’ inconvenience and disap- pohitment. Please make a note- “Ads must be in Guardian Office by 11 A. lVLi" » L-tf.

MR. JOHN W. SNELGROVEP- Many attended the funcrnl of John W, Snelgrove this afternoon. The service was conducted in the chapel at 'I‘uttle Brothers’ funeral home by 1m. Dr. J. A. Ramsay, of St. John's United church. Assist- ing Dr. Ramsay were members of the choir of the church who sang the hymns "Abide With Me," and "Some Day We'll Understand.” Numerous ﬂoral tributes testified ea to the great esteem in which the law Mr. Snelgrove was held. The pail-bearers were W. J. McNaim, Lawrence McNairn, Chalmers Mc- Nairn and Fraser MCNiilﬂi, broth- ers-in-laws, Aid. J. McNairn Speer and Henry Mitton. Following the service at the chapel interment was made in Elmwood oemetery.— Moncton Transcript.

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WHILE . OTHERS g - ARE SO BRIGHT

AND HEALTHY

Tone Up Your Liver Get Rh! of Body Polsens

TAKE ,

PILL‘ THE GREAT REGULATOR LESTHAN A PENNY A DOSE a

THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN

MOORE d: McLEOD LIMITED, will be closed all day Wednesday. November 11th. L-247-ll-10-1i.

GENUINE SCOTCH iiAitD COAL for furnace or stove. Well screened. A. Pickard dz Co Phone 240.

L-259-l1-10-2i.

CHURCH 0F SCOTLAND-Peo- ple's Church, city, is now under- going, repairs. There will be no reg- ular service lucid there until further announcement.

UNLOADING COAL-A. Plckard dz C0,, are unloading cars 0T inver- ness, Spinghill, Old Sydney Screen- cl and Dominion Coke. Orders de-

“UCCI direct from vars at lowest

prices. L-259-1l-10-2i. i

AC(‘EI"I"S CALL-Much disap- polrﬁmcnt wn expressed among the .ongrega.ion of Belfast Church Sunday morning after their talent- icd pastor Rcv. D, L. Griffiths i briefly announced his intention of caving soon to take up a chnrgc u Ontario. While it was ivcli known mohg thc Rcv. gtniilcmrtirs friends iiitt two overtures from o‘hcr JCid. had been made to him r:- ucntiy, it was stil. hoped he would i rcmnin in P. E. I. until next Spring.

REMEMBRANCE DAY AT TIIE CIIARLOTTETOIVN POST ornca. —-R.emcmbrance Day, Wednesday, November llth, 1936, the following order of service will be rendered the Dublic;~A1l wickets will be closed for the day, except the Gen. eral Delivery. which will be open from 8.00 A. M. to 12.00 noon. All outgoing mails will be closed at the regular hours. Letter carriers will make one complete morning delivery and the Rural couriers will make their regular trip. There will be no mid-day Street letter and parcel box collection.

MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER -. A very pleasant evening was spent; at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Robertson, East Royalty, on October 15th, when friends and neighbors gathered to shower Mac. Nair Robertson and his bride( for- merly Miss Jean Stewart) with many lovely gifts and good wishes, A prettily decorated basket was carried 1n by Miss Louise Andrew and Miss Iiiene Smith. The gifts were opened by Mra. Harold Heart: and the accompanying verses read by Miss Emma MacNevin. The bride in a few well chosen words thanked the guests. The remainder oi.’ the evening was spent in music and dancing. A delicious lunch was served by the ladies aft-er which the guests departed wishing Mr. and Mrs. Robertson many years of happiness.

Personals

Mr. Sherman McDuff Brookfield, was a recent visitor to the city.

Mr Ken. McRae Wheatley River, spent the weekend visiting friends in Charlottetown.

Rev. Father Mullally of Sturgeon was in the City Saturday.

Mr. T. Gordon Ivee, Olty, left Saturday morning for Toronto, where he will attend the Motor Show bcins held there.

The many friends of Mr. .7, J, McDonald, Pincttc, are glad to see him back from the Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal, much inproved

in health.

Braswell - Blarki

Wedding

‘A very pretty wedding was

solcmnized at. the home

than» daughter, Frances Adelaide, was united in marriage to Charles William Craswell of "South Rus- tioo. '

Rev.

presence of immediate relatives; of both parties. The wedding 1119")‘ was played by Mrs. Wilbur Clark, of Sumnierside.

The bride, attired very becom-

i iugiy in a Coronation B.uc Crepe

gown and carrying a bouquet 0i’ white chrysnhthcnlums and pink roses was given in marriage by her father. The grooms gift to the bride was a white gold necklace set with gems.

A vcry sumptuous wedding sup- per was enjoyed by all and many yood wishes expressed to the bride ‘id groom.

31119 happy couple will reside at

louth Rustico.

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ilflSS DIlicDONALI), R. N.

The death at the Charlottetown Iiospital on Sept. 21, 1936, of Miss Mae MacDonald, R.N., filled the hearts of her relatives, fellow nurses and many friends with loneliness and sorrow.

Born at Pisquid on May 22, 1911, she was the daughter of Ronald and the late Mrs. MacDonald. After receiving the rudiments of her education in her own dsitrict school she entered the Union Commercial College from where she carried off a well earned diploma. Prompted by her strong ambition and her zeal for humanity's good she entered the training school of the Char- lottetown Hospital where she la- bored zealously for three years winning the love and esteem of her fellow workers and teachers, the confidence of the Medical stall and above all the devotion and love oi the sick and afflicted who were privileged to receive her kind- ly ministrations. Her greatness of character was reflected in the strict, and timely discharge of her

duties and her loyalty to her Alma Mater and to her associates. After her graduation in 1933

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Morning Rerin’ to G0

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lust deea the bowels. Gu bieeu up your lioniae . You t eonrii ted. Harmful poisons into the y. an you feel will.

Junk an the vlvorld Iﬂﬂhltﬂdilll . W.‘ I“ m." oesn In! A gimmsomethtng that werh on the llver la well. It tlki those old Carter‘: 1.1m- Liver Pills w nt- I II We ode oi bile ilewinr frost! and make u m "up and u ". Harmless and 210.! "‘"" will’. hZLTXu-m‘ Y» msvrcuﬂ" ‘iii- taxi. Afr m cum-- Little var rnu b1 nunai Stubhollll Ilftllllhﬂgillll else. ﬂu.

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Fitting and Sgaplyiug Ola-u

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OPTOMETBIST MONTAGIJI. P. I. l. Oiliee connected With

-. ~_--...L._, +' she continued the noble work o! 1°". tczfdséxspmillal 511110116“ and let cariﬂ8 for the sick and her faith- W111 hi" l“ “Wm”? My Hm“ e a smmthy team!’ i0 the ful loyal service was given with a above. esteem m which she “'05 held.

willingness that was edifying to all. Her short life was filled with un- written good deeds and the seren- ity with which she bore IIB!‘ test of Mr. illness and met death told of peace and Mrs. Ernest Clark, Cavendiﬁh -within. We feel conﬁdent that on

on the evening of Nov. 4th, when.‘

, the shores of Eternity

heard from the lips of her Maker and Judge the words of the motto

of

I Mihi". The ceremony was periorlfiﬂd W Me," which were ever before her W. A. Paterson. B.D- 0f when carrying on the great work Cavendish United Church in the of her profession.

That heedless or lost tothe earth A word of comfort a smile of

A pltylng glance, a tender tear,

"For whatever you doto the least of Mine you do it unto Me."

On Sept. 25th her requiem mass was chanted at 8t. Andrew's by Reverend George Moocrmac. 1n the Sanctuary were her devoted Pastor, Rev. A. P. McLellan, Rev. Dr. B. Gillie, Rev. Dr. W. V. Mac- Donald, and. Rev. Fr. McCanile. The Sisters and nurses of the Charlottetown Hospital attended the funeral in a. body, her aix class mates acting as honorary pail bearers. The church was filled with lofty, many of whom she nursed back to health. Services at the grave were conducted by Rev. Geo. MeCormac.

The immediate relatives left to mourn are her narrowing parents and one brother, Freeman.

The many ﬂoral oiierings, mass

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