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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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Special Dinners And Suppers At

‘The Latest In Tweeds d’: Greys

Modernalzice Eqaipm ent

We have a wonderful New Range of Genuine. Enshnnn Kodak!

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Summer

A; every {heal it makes

A raliigfeyging food that's real.

, 4 w qiltewarfs Bread

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STEWART‘;

sold at the vogue. reecurius atyle. comfo t and appearan , varying u; color to suit the taste and style of all. '

vmioouvm, Aug., "is-Another fifty special constables will he add- ed ta the city police force at the eexpcnse of the Provincial Govern. moot. to assist authorities in deal- ing with Communist demonstra- tions in Vancouver. who “mu vm be taken following a confer-em, in

Victoria between Police Chief w. J. Bingham and AIvWFIWY-Genor-al R,

Hall, Borden, at 11 a. mu in the Presbyterian Church, 'Iryon, at 3 p. m. The Sacramento! the Lord's Supper will be dispensed at the close of the service in Tryon. W. M. MaoKay, .B.A., Weston, Ont, will preach and dispense the Sacra- ment. Preparatory services on Thurs- MYI-udfiaturdlyatllpun. John Fleck. Student Pastor.

The Rev.

INVIBTITUBE A'l.' 8T. JOHN,

N. Bv-At St. John, N. 15., on Sun- day, the feast of St. Alphonsus, founder of the Redcmptorist Order

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Classified Advertisements

Agents Wanted

_________ MAN 011. WOMAN T0 TRAVEL and appoint agents for old-estab- - lished house in business in Tor- onto over forty years. For terms

write Winston Co., Toronto. A. W.-9-S-W-tl22.

ALL LOYAL CAN- adians use Canada's

celebrated, inexpensive, Royal Series Private Cm‘ ‘ Greeting ‘Cards. Anyone can sell and now ls the time to hustle and make money. Big Sample Book free to workers. Capital or experience un- necessary. Bradley Company, Brantford, Ont. A. W. 8-18-61.

F or Sale

..___.___________ son ‘sans: _ ELECTRIC sswruc

Machine. Apply Guardian. 8181-8-19-31.

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FOB. SALE - ONE GOOD WAL- nut, marble tOPPBd tabla at 248 Fitzroy Street. 8156-8-18-31.

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FOR SALE - A SECOND HAND carriage. W. R. MacWalker, North River. Bl9I-8-I9-2i.

run sass - ow PAPERS. s cents bundle. Guardian Office. 2-4-tf.

FOR QUICK SALE-WLANSDOWNE

Hotel, Cape Traverse. Any reason-

, able offer accepted. Apply Mrs. ~ John Maclsaac, Borden.

8179-8-19-41.

10B SALE, ‘I'D LET. BOARD AND

room signs on hand at Guardian

Office. u,

P01! SALE - FARM IN IDEAL location. 200 acres. Good buildings. 511111)’ J. J. F. care Guardian.

‘ 8091-8-14-81.

‘FOR. SALE-AT SOUTIIPORT three acres land with dwelling and outbuilding. Apply Fred Dix.

0n, Mermaid . BITQ-B-IT-Si

10B SALE-GUERNSEY GRADE cow. Good milker; also Standard Bred Filly, 2 years old. P. A. Far-

quharson, Charlottetown. 8151-8-17-81

Boarders Wanted’ sr n n a u 'r ACCOMMODATED. APPIY l“ IHIIISDOIO. 8139-5494“.

YWO BOARDERS CAN BE AC- commodsted at 183 Euston St. _

r. w. o. srunanrs Accommo- mu at 2m Euston. 8155-8-18-31.

BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOM- modated in privatc family. Apply s4 one»; st. sm-r-av-zi

Miscellaneous:

port.

' ville.

ond hand Store, 109 Richmond Street. ill

tion Week. Call,

tague.

V Male Help Wanted

Exhibition week only, on plements, Engines, etc. Regu terms. town.

be thoroughly large credit organization - mu

tablished nearby Rural

Chicago.

description will do. pamphlet.

Mart, Chicago.

Wanted

B-tcd. Notify Collin do Cc- 8110-84741

wsurnn-Aabur its ‘New " Nova

§r TWO Mommas mm as so- comodated in private family. Ap- nLv 4o Qrlcblr. aiss-a-ia-ai. iioaansns ACOOMMODATED near College. 231i Kent Street. alse-a-is-ai. iii-M‘- v. B. o. srunewrs ACCOMMOD- _ ated at B8 Huston Btreet.

p. . Prince Edward Island new or can- celled postage atampa of tha var- ious issues-ism to lilo-clean. perfect, duplicates. Mention what you can supply and lowest price of each stamp for cash. Address Goo. W. Stewart. 190d Beach Drive, S1. S. Petersburg, Florida. Silt-Ii.

Teachers Wanted

01700-8-18-81. _ _ _ ___,_ “_ wmran - sscoun cuss ‘rea- W 5mm" l‘ w" cher for Afton mm School. eup- mmm“ "i 3" "'1' “mt plcment wsoo. James r. emu. 3°?! Preferred. BIGD-I-IO-li. 5wretuy_ jug-“ i.‘

IIUDENT! ACCOMMODATID AT

, 379 G s Street, opposite Col-

lege. aisr-a-is-si. Lost

flfli -—e- 1-

Situations Vacant

ISTMAS MONI! IAIIL! - earned taklngorderl now for our beautiful line of Peramei Christmas Greeting Cards. Sell

FOR NURSERY STOCK (ALL kinds); see F. S. Reeves, South- 0002-8-11-81. JOHN ALFRED MeDONAID, P30- vinclal Land Surveyor, Herman-

- 5153-6-10-1 month.

JUST RECEIVED-SHIPMENT OI‘ men's new boots and shoes. For dress and work. Going at a soc-

prloe. Second Hand

76-B-lD-3i.

MONUMENTS-JIURING EXHIBI- lnspcct our Monuments and see for yourself that they are of superior quality and the lowest priced in the Maritime Provinces. Vere Beck d: Son, Charlottetown and Mon- 8108-9-18-81.

SPECIAL PRICES AT DUB BOOTH all Im- la: W. R. Dennis, Charlotte-

aooo-s-n-ai

COLLECTOR ‘ WANTED -- ‘MUST experienced -_—

know city well - car or carnage‘ ' ‘ ' ' an advantage -- reply stating full

particulars, age, references and I experience. Apply Box >1. care . Guardian.

HARD. WINTER. AHEADT. WHY worry when you can pocket. 010.00 duily distributing Watkins 150 Home and Farm Necessities to el-

users?

Credit furnished to right parties.

Lifetime opportiuiity. Apply quick-

SELL YOUR. PATENT 0B INVEN- tion by exhibiting your model or drawing at the Second and Great- er Intcrnational Patent Exposition

Thousands of manu-

fecturers and Patent buyers will

inspect new devices and patents for marketing. Very iow rates. If you have no model. drawing! and

Send for free

B. Hamilton Edison.

lllanaginq Director, International

Patent Exposition. Merchandise

Patents-S-IT-IOI.

WANTED TO RENT, HOUSE. MOD ern conveniences, centrally loc-

Scotia and.

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w. m» Corooran of Charlottetown, took his temporary vows and be- came a member of the congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer. 0n the same day Mr. William Macduigan of Kinkora, P. E. 1., was invested with i-he Habit of the Order.

NAIL POND WOMEN'S INSTIT- UTE-On August 11th, the Nail Pond Women's titute held their meeting at the home of Mrs. Joseph LcCiair, with ten members and six visitors . The meeting open- ed with prayer. Boll call was ans- wered with "My First Teacher." The minutcs of the last meeting were read and adopted. Sick committee reported one sick. benefit. The school committee appointed were Mrs. ‘Timothy LcClair and Mrs. Michael Bernard and a new sick committee was appointed. Mrs..A ., committee was appointed, Mrs. Al- phs Arsenauit and Mrs. Johnnie Le- Clair. Next meeting will be held at the sch “‘ roll call to be ans- wered with short stories. After the meeting, there will be a donkey game. After the meeting a sale of lcc cream and bingo game was held which realized $9.00. A large and hearty vote of thanks was tendered to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph IeClelr. Re- freshments were then sewed, which

‘ a most pleasant meeting to

a close.

uuunosnruo, nsrnwny Wharf today, shipment beat quality West- ern feed oats and feed wheat. Wholesale only. Robin Hood mills Ltd. 8141-8-17-31

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PERSONALS

Mr. J. J.‘Dunphy, Moncton. Chief investigator, C. N. 1%., is spending s. few days in the city.

Mr. and Mrs. D. 1-1. Gordon of New Haven, Conn. who have been spending part of their vacation with Mr. Gordon's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Gordon, at Holland Cove,

1 J. 11W tkins Company ‘I49 graig WesihaMontreai, Que" llept. l" hi"! Vllillh! ll Bedlord. N- 5.. RE-l. M.1>l. W. 0-18-31. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. 1-1. G. -———- "'"'—~ Dewolf. Patents

thank their many patrons for the many fine compliments m their special dinners and suppers. Dur- ing Elflllbliiinn weer dinner will oe served from 11.80 until 2.00 o'clock and snapper from 5.30 until 8.00 o'clock. -

'I‘he City Cafe. located on Queen street, is under the management of Mr. Wong FUD;- Mir. D. R. Chan supervises the dining room. Greatest care is exercised in the handling of the rood which is stor- ed in sanitary refrigerators. The piabiic are invited to try special Chinese dishes, especially our Chop Suey which consists of chicken, pork, mushroms suey beans bam- boo sprouts, water ufléeiinllifl, celery and a few other food varieties. PHI“ of which are imported for the pur- pose. Special dinners and sumo" are now on the menu. Light lunch- es are put up to be taken out. Fresh lobsters and sea food are served.

Miss Pauline Gesner of Amherst. N. 5., is visiting in the City, the guest of her brother, Mr. J. A. Ges- ner and Mrs. Gesner, 25 North Riv- er Road.

Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Cameron with their three children, also Mr. Rob- ert Gordon, all of Stellarton, have arrived in the city the guests 0i’ Mrs. Cameron's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Williams. 9 Stewart St. Judge A- E. MacInnls of Gilbert, Minnesota, Mrs. ,MacInnis, their daughter, Dr. Florence MecInnls and their son, Donald Maclnnis, who have been on a motor trip to Prince Edward Island, where they visited tho Judge's old home at Murray River and other places, left yesterday morning on return to Minnesota.

Mrs. i1. .1._ Lucas has arrived from Halifax, N. 5., to visit her sister Miss Blanche Ilinlayson- Mrs. Lu- css’ daughter, Miss Muriel, who has been here for some-time, won the championship of the province in the Ladies‘ singles in the recent golf tumament. , '

Mr. John Clouston, St. John's Nfld., was a visitor to the city Mon- day. He arrived by the S. S. "Silvia" and had the opportunity of spend- ing a few hours looking around, in- cluding a short visit to the Exhibi- tion. Mr. Clouston is enroute to Montreal and ‘Ipronto where he will attend the Exhibition at the latter place. returning here in about a month. I-Ie is interested in ranges and cod liver oil, last year putting up about 6,000 barrels. Those barrels are of metal with

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STEELE-In this city, August 1'1, 198i, Ronald .1. Steele, aged ‘l4 years. Funeral from his late residence Richmond St, Wednesday morning at 8.49 to St. Dunstanu Basilica, thence to the R. C- Cemetery. MARSHALL-At Covehead on Mon- ~day, August 17, 1931, Jane Marshall in her 90th year. Funeral from her late residence today, Wednesday, August 19th. Service starting at 2 o'clock. Interment West Covehead Cemete y.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our brother Raymond Alexander Gallant, who died in flan-ward, B. C.. on August 28nd, 1980.

The month may change from year to year And friends from day to day But the memory of our dear one W111 saver fade away.

Inserted lay h]! Sisters.

Card of Thanks

Mrs. A. D. Ross and family wishes to thank the Matron. Nurses and Doctors of the P. p. Island Hospital and all those who sent floral tri- buts: and s of sympathy

chief herdsman at Bunbury Farm is a son of the visitor.

::DANCE AT HIGHLANDS to- night. 8178-11.

UNIT TO LIMIT OIL PRODUCTION

OKLAHOMA CITY. Aug., ill-Oil men‘ and officials of three south- western States united to-nlght to promise immediate relief to the dis- tressed petroleum industry of the mid-continent area.

A move for drastic curtailment of production from the far-flung

iEast Texas field was started. Repre

sentatives of the major oil produc- ing states and officials of the maj- or petroleum importing companies were asked t0 meet in September to “prevent further economic dis- aster to oil indust y." Gov. W. H. Murray had presented a proposal to place Oklahoma-s production under the unit plan.

East Texas operators late to day adopted a resolution urging Gov. Ross Sterling of Texas to order martial law in the East Texas fields for a period of 90 days, until new pmration orders can be drawn.

"Fame may be pleasant, but it is a greedy Devil. The more you have the more you wanW-l-lilgh Wal- polo.

tailoring but also in Ladies in which he features style, comfort and appearance. Mr. NIacPhcnson has also a cleaning and pressing equipment. For excellence of style quality and reliability of call on L. J. MacPherson.

Located I Opposite Railway Stagtion

Conveniently located at. the corn-

er of Weymouth and King Streets opposite the Riailway Station is the general store of Albert G. Kays. Confectionery and fruit are spe- cialties. Groceries are also sold. Clothing is a. prominent line in this successful stand. Mr. Keys began business less than a year ago, and has been very successful, gaining a ~large number of customers and regular patrons. The proximity to the railway sta- tion is an added asset, as travcilers may here make last minute pur- chases. Ice cream, confectionery and soft druiks are available at a moment's notice.

Ill MEMORIAM

MIL RONALD STEELE

Hundreds of friends throughout the Island will regret the passing of Mr. Ronald Steele, veteran horse- man.

Mr. Steele took suddenly ill a few days ago and after improving somewhat grew worse and passed away Monday afternoon.

years. Frequently he had horses in the show ring and he had an un- erring eye for a good animal.

I-lis reputation among horsemen was high, and he was uniformly courteous and fair-minded during

with the track. He will be very much among Charlottetown

quiet humor.

MISS MURIEL GALLANT

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice I l8 years.

Qgood health for the past year, was three months ago, when her condi-

ed to the Charlottetown Hospital, where skilled medical aid, and kind nursing could not relieve her con-

above mentioned date. Deceased was of a. bright. and

favourite and won the esteem and admiration of all those with whom

Souris, then entering Prince of Wales College, but her health would not allow her to pursue her studies further.

Holy Mother Churcn, of which she was a. devoted member and she died with the words Jesus, Mary and Joseph on her lips.

Besides her grief stricken parents, she leaves to mourn two sisters and six brothers, viz., Georgina, Helena, Cornelius, Arthur, Elmer, Peter, Robert and Albert, to whom the deepest sympathy of the community is extended. ,

Her fimeral was held on August 5th st St. Charles Church, whore a Requiem Mass was chanted by Rev. 1... P. Callaghan, after which all that was mortal of a loving daughter and sister was laid to rest in the adjoin- ing cemetery, there to await a glori- ous

service

‘V’ The pail bearers

._.__ have a supply of this always rc- o s complete new line of nu wear liable Twine. on your order» now. Czty CGFB wh 1mm“ I W? _ __ ' ,__V_P_ and urn-a - a now arriving weekll’ n the Vogue. s. Hench Co. eiso-a-ia-n. m m "m" m m, ,,' °,,, mu f” p“? “"1, d" ‘ " i" w" m- ’ Wm‘ u“ ‘ppmwmu o‘ “ma!” 8501:’ 3:21;: e .2 linswec" w: tor woud be w a vised to call Boa Cam- ber‘ come the “nu "luau. m’ (my m“. a q, m‘ long“, $1 r r200. nemmn-d ‘ oil-Ill. .\1. SumPBiu at 88 Queen‘ Eras renyn srmzlna ache-use in at and ap- roan-u sassou now ores "Mm"! m“ n" i" 0MP '" x n‘ “i; a?!“ scam v- e ivwwriffrr- My i" "or i]. n»... use m Deere-nee of ladies dresses and hats. Phone your orders to Aylwardl. mmww‘ huxhm, mmmd m Swish 011:”: and iwgd, whlch “‘__"'::L"” =“ ’“' -)____| $3.15. The vogue has endeavored to give so: Richmond Street. 8188-11. m" will‘ I "i" ‘l’ "M" ‘h’ u, “m, wuqwmm m‘ ' m“ .,. "'" "‘° 1"‘ may “u”. m. but o‘ u,“ o.“ up m u‘ mm“- ‘und-n-L m e 8X09 . - in price from 5.4.00 up. Adding F o l d in g ice and invite the public w drop me PIISIYTEIIAN cannon During u» we few weeks u» City mild“ °° “w” "m- racnincs. w. r .- x o a a x s m. and inspect the latut m m1 inCanldl. euuaev Aug arms-rum ‘Ive 1w enicm a new» share Th” m“ °‘ “m” "‘"*‘ “m” m“ “Pt "“°“'“*'*‘ -* "I “- mm 554i" m," Truman.“ mm ‘m b. h- m ' , t o, puma "hm," ‘M 4,1,, u, from $85-09 to $6500- Mr- Miw- ters. In addition to this there are to $15.50. ' q y anon‘ “w,” ' "‘ “m Pherson not only excells in Gent-i all "lnds of commcrcfal station. We would

counter sales books, parcel labels. and small "rice sundries. Mr. Simpson hcs ‘H only office equip rr-r‘ ‘wouse in Prince Edward Is» 1' "‘ and it is not necessary to buy from outside c-gcnis when you can obtain from 1 local man such good service as Mr. Simf<"'1 g'ves. Mr. Simpacn has been .n business un- der his own name for just a year and if you care to maize enquiries you will find that his customers are ‘ pzrfoctif." satisfied u-til the quancy of the good he gives.

Along The Water Front Lyons’ Wharf

Schr. Bonus, Captain Boudreault, in port.

Buntain, Bell's Wharf

B. S. Mytris, Captain Davison, ar- rived in port yesterday morning and after loading a general cargo sailed lust evening for Halifax, Nl S. I’lckard‘s Wharf

S. S. Knappingsborg, Captain Ak- lund, arrived in port yesterday af-

of coal from Norfolk, Va.

Schr. Corean, Captain Lavangile, of coal.

Schr. Hazel, now in port.

II. M. S. Delhi In Port

arrived in port yesterday afternoon and is now anchored in the stream.

All his life 10118 1V1!‘- sieelfl had The Lieutenant Governor and par- My Advice," virhich has had a very bee" “Ylllemid Wm‘ lwrses- He had i-Y Paid an official visit to the corn- successful season was again present- been owner and drivel‘ for mil-HY maurier and officers on board ship. ed on Friday evening, Aug. 14th by

BRITISH IMJVIIGRATION

ormwn, Aug, 184m;

the British Isles.

od of 1929. British immigration has

m}; ‘Gallant, New Acadia, at the age of dropped 7'1 per cent over last year: United States immigration. 43 per Catherine Walker is improving from Muriel, although not enjoying cent; northern European 96 per a recent mness, wmch we are an cent; and other immigration 9'1 glad m 15am about '

lacing, My, victor Clgugtom up and able to be around until per cent.

Ten thousand Canadians return-

tion grew worse, she was remov- cd to Canada during the last six mthe Prince County Hospitmat the

months.

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till the last.

help any one in time of slckncm or trouble.

las, Norboro, PEI. Four Mrs. Margaret Sharpe, Norboro; Mrs. John Godfrey, North Wilt- shire;; Mrs. Sarah Crew, Hunter River; Miss Isabel Frizzell of Bos- ton, Mass, also survive. One broth- er Nicholas Friell, of Margatc. predeceased her on August 5th.

largely attended, was held on Wed- nesday aftemoon, August 12th. The services at the house and grave were conducted by Rev. Dr. Ashdown, of the Kensington Presbyterian Church, who spoke words of com- fort to the bereaved, taking as his theme, "There remaineth therefore a rest for the people of God.”

Her favorite hymns were sung

ternoon with a cargo of 2,700 i/OIIE stunt, in Carleton, at the home of

has sailed after discharging a cargo Bedeque Church will be held‘ on

Cfll-‘ii-alll Chapman. be addressed by Rev. (Bro) W. S.

The H~ M- 5- Delhi. with Vice Ad- Freetown and of Bonacorde Divis- mlfal HBEEBPd. K. C. B" C- M- 6-, ion, Middleton, please take note.

DRO " 7'1 PER CENT pite the wann evening, the large

than from the applause 1,000 Brltishers a month migrated greatly enjoyed by all present. Miss the Ions Period of his connection m Canada during the firs.‘ six Margaret Piliman and Miss Mar-' months of 1931, in comparison 0i garet Townsend gave four very hu- ml55¢d 10,000 s. month for the same period moruus rccitations. lmrflime" in 1929. 0W1“; to llgld bill's against presented under the auspices of who knew his genial smile and his nowccmcrs. There are now twice as Welcome Division, Sons of Temper- many Canadians returning from the ance, of Elierslie. This is a very United States as newcomers from flourishing Division, and many gQQd

Total. British immigration for the cecds of this play were left with this There passed peacefully away on last six months has been 4,937. very gngrgetlc branch of n19 sons o: August 4th, at her home. Muriel, There were 80.000 in the same peri- Tbmpcygncg,