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Agents Wanted v

WANTED r0 gnu, neckties Direct to wearer. Send for Big Free Selling Outfit today, Dept 154. Public Service M Canada. Limited, London, o

snappy. Magnificent‘ rusfi. book free. “Imperial Art" s1 we West. Toronto. » _,

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BBIGIIT HEATED D00 light housekeeping. Ms FOR an.

wooing,- APPLY

. , __ ro tar-macs. ruaxnsnap we? ‘hwed- Aimlyilouoi-ciih

Situations Vacant‘, l5 sown-r oasis-rams

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For Sale

roa SAUL-TWO coins rurs.

Aumiv Wesley Wood, comwon.‘

8371-10-12-31 M FOR sump-coco Fmvn. BAGS.

Freeman d: C0., Plot? N, 5, 3

M1115. 25 ‘Park Street.

8369-10-11-51

FOR. SALE-i REG. SIIROP- shlre ram lamb. H. J. MacKln- non. Rollo Bay West.

8359-10-12-31

FOR SALE-PAIR 0F GRADE Oxfordown Ram Lambs, beauties. Write or phone Walter G. Mac- Kenzie, Box 29, Bradalbane.

3385-10-12-31

Mina cow, roua Yams obo- . due toiti-eshen May m. B. E. Fer-

IIISOII. DUIIBQSHIIIIQI" ' . 8351-10-11-21

§EWLY ‘FBESIImHD 00W. AYE-

' ‘Ihire, ‘l yum iMoDona

1d, Orwell‘ Cove

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. __r_ "or" entra '4 . . ‘r0 ‘SAINT cannon-m. - x. "w “immu- lu a Drohlbiton one

Ferguson. City, has secured the don-"m m’ m"? "WNW! tract for painting York United

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27- 10-10-61

roa. _ sun-consul: wrrn 18180 yrs-iii and lawn. barn and Will-tri! house. Apply Mr. Thos.

Apply to s. a. ssii-io-ii-ai

FOI. SMAEP"AT NORTH RIVER 62 amps of tend. A0 acres clear. covered with a growth of

. hard wont-also Rota-r? . . nylaw. qJohn Walker. 301 Grafton . __\,.tfltreet,.,qiarliottetzvmi:- ' . ; l aaao-io-io-rii

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, , -,- - -~ -',0an1pbell,Borden. P. 2:1. _: ‘I "8363-10-12- » . .

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_..-.. .8350.- Ui~ 1113i. .

mar-slaves. MALE/JED?! "rs- t-WANTE too letters S. T. ii Er! m my. , runch 2 Oetwdodd‘ rewnr ‘offer- i‘ Puke‘ 391*”- cd for return Oflsflmei-‘Lemilell Jay. Fanningbrook.

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mo. scram use = _‘

I cards as shortest ‘lions ‘w ‘ ecliffiilaiarsfl"

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in port. , ., - .

B32B-l0-10-4i

f Fernale Help Wanted

pupggp WAGQNH-mgiwarrrab - notional-lags AT mmy Lame pgflwh Meta: once. country woman preferred.

Address Box 116. Guardian.

8193-10441.

Dw-IHNING noon GIRL with some experience. Apply

Boarders Wanted

.__________________________ matron nlsrawuruid llIibIG-JWARM QUNNY 1100M wrrn literature, >.-»paid~~-~man~-or; -B°M.d_ 1pm). 23 Longwom, Ave, woman; spare or full time. Write; near Eusmn Mr. Conrad, Towg;

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sru. CHRISTMAS CARDS

cAn as: asnuan,_______i_ . .and paid weekly in, Sliarecime selling well known line x ngl‘. Crlstmae Cards. 1 um F ence unnecessary. An eary s and our co-operation assures su - Nfply 0 cess. Beautiful new sample boo

free. Master Kraft C0.. L Toronto? ' Repremltltiva wahlzll " small towns also‘ .--,,L _. Bftilymwf.

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Mlsoelldiieouir"“ ' outlying-ram flit ' '

I ACCOMMODATED

Heated rooms, rates reasonable. 8102-10-10-31.

Phone ilill-L.

Aljtioles For Sale ' - - , ecu-io-qo-ai wAriiiTFit nv

Paolis’ Wharf

1 ‘ Schr. A. C. Newhall, Capt. Sund- by in port.

Carraghers Wharf

l.“ Bohr. ‘Dwina. Capt. ,l'“rn.ser. in port.

PPioku-ds Wharf a... 5.... w.. Ulllio Munn. in

porl. ,. ,; Sohr. Owl E. Richard. Cont.

ihnsr in port.

w‘ f flnstoins Cruiser CiliWSiBBV- (YE-W pnfllli in port. . _ . . _ , ‘

Lynn; Wilton‘ i r. Mien-gen Bell. Cant-

F‘ slaw... sou-w

Tsohr. KAYIHOI. 0m- Iflrii: h" , ‘at... 01x»- M!" ‘ “dyghjm; ‘Sehr. Laura Annie

i Capt. Barnes. smi- cu-

2 u. s; do. sailed for Chathain‘. N:

Marine Whbrf q. O. 8. Aranmore. Capt.

5"E1“3.”§.'$£ot. Otpt- a. mo

t -' iewartoWhsrf i o. us. devi- . t u» 1n

Church.

oer owns-rm rove.’ '

ister. ' "

BBEADALBANE CHARGE - ed Church of Canada. Rev, $.11‘...

vices for October 14th. Rose Valley, 11 a. m.. Granville, 3'p.vm,, P1935311; Valley. V7.30 p. m.

tonne. VALLEY Presbyterian

Bridgeto

Munster , 114g v R 1 PRESBXTERIANE no Th” Rob-Quincy A. "McDowell will pmwh“ ‘he Pfiilbytbrlan services

both. October 14th, at 8:00 - The services will be held in thgcnlgc; U52 Church. All wa1¢Qme_

Holy Communion in Springngm on

in Crapaud at 7.00 . , Th _ ins service win be giomormugi 8:18-11». W" “WWW/ing service.

SERVICES 0F ngz OIBOUITLIGI" Bunfiy

er 14th.'8t. John's, Milton, Sunday Bchooi. 10.1. m.. morning prayer 11

JO

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ably through wizm Boston, WTIC WGY Schenectady.

WINSLOE SIJRVICES- Services

as follows: l-lighfleld st 11 a. m.. Prlncetown Road at 3 p. m.; Wins- loe South at '1 p. m.

834940-114!

8333-10-10-31

Schools will meet as usual. Rev. J. M. Murchison will address a meet- ing in the Church at. South Winsloe

‘on ‘Tuesday. October filth at v.30 p. Church and Cemetery. where

m.., in the interests of Bible Society

work. All are invited to be present.

0. A. cram. Mihister. A

DISEASE FREE AREA-Discus- sing the work of eradicating tub- erculosis in Canadiamcattle, Dr. George Hilton. veterinary director general of the Department of Ag- riculture states that there are at

|present eight restricted areas 1n

Canada, as' follows: In Manitoba. the Carman district: in Quebec. twelve coun s at. the western" end of the province, in Prince Edward island, all the province; in British Columbia. the=1"raser Valley dist- rlct: in Saskatchewan, the Last Mountain district; "all of Nova. Sco- tia except Cape Breton: in N. S. part of Charlotte County and in Ontario, the County of Prince Ed- ward. ~ \

BIRTHS

JAY-To Mr. and Mrs. Herold B.

Jay at Sunny Slope Farm, Peakes’

on Sept. 14th soon. Floyd Edward. Congratulations.

DEATHS

HENRY-In the Prince Edward Is- llillpital. October llth. HAIQ

1AM W. Henry, aged .44. mineral from

his brother's residence. 121 Euston

Street Saturday. Services i! p. m.

HOWARD-At Anoaster, Ont, Oct. i0, Mrs. Stella Howard. Funeral will be held Sund ,, Oct 14th, at 2.80 from the res nee of L. M. Howard. to Cornwall Cemetery.

TO rural-soc . Boise, ..I|ght looms. lot water heating. Centrally located. Apply,- MacKINNON o Mooivaiu.

OI Great George Street.

8248510-5-11;

NDJWocLeorl

< Ioaonfruaa

rfvncussas FABMp-Mr. Don- ald McDougall, Corran Ban has Purchased thaiarm oi Mr. sort Kei-

SUNDAY ‘ssavrcass-cnuroh-oi P1111". October. 14th,' New Glasgow -.at 11 a. m. vFrcdericton, 3 o'clock. Bradalbane, 7.30 p. m. A cordial in- vitation is extended to all to attend the services.‘ C. E. Armstrong, Min-

BAPTIQT GWIRCIIESI- Service m Bilhiieyi. ember. um m. stow "‘“""

Gourt. The brink of _ _> ' place withoutwpubiicitfy bi the priv- ate office of in ‘the Court Housez- No retaoni ofvuio mialv in woo- o- tom-sir i“ guardian» iifdiscloéefshall without special ‘leave of the Judge. be pub- lished in any newspaper. There is a Juvenile Court omiwiitt/ec. from the

ti!" “.11.; .1!» bccrsetbwirst s. p. gghnliggilhfissuc 11.9fm.‘ mo: wi" n "I ii ‘.7.’ s,=_ l. o,

‘siiuisici-ii-Lrrorewiiii i». oil... r" l... .-. ligptcsisiurms. ‘ n 11"" cu-Su sy- flidi n...,m. y. Wéeliruce Muir will conduct the ser-

°°b"\'h. M. A. a. 0.. Minister. Ser-

Church. Divine services will be held in Lorne Valley at 11:00 a. m. at at 3:00 p. m. and at ‘ifqhfflsuelat mo p. m. on Sabbath,

soirrn SERVICES-

i" Murray Harbor South on 5gb:

cnArAun AND seminar-mm “Tm” will be a celebration of the

5W0? at 11.00 a.m., and Evensong 11 a. m. 0mm

ANGLICAN ssavlcsa- Nine- teenth Sunday after Trinity, Ocigb.

F- m..¢St.‘ Marks, Rustico, Sund School.’ 2.30 p. m.. Evening prayer?!’ "filling seigvice‘ ’__ P- m."»- acher, Re‘ , d, ' , hnson. ‘ . v F

_ [its caaiuorifgiowu GUARDIAN ‘1 . moordioni..?r.........'" °‘"":.........'-J§i§' ‘

wasfinedtaomiaepeedsrio"

residence of Mr. Howard.

‘tsActlniihetownoif

- Xnman who pointed Judge of "tithe

Children's Aid Society who M

cases which come before it. PERSONALS

Grove is reported better today.

third year.

returned to Boston.

Miss Mary McCarvill, nurse at the City Hospltahisspend-

Carleton.

WESTERN GUARDIAN

late Mr. years S t, . Commissioner, Summerside. passed away

tent. member. The d

The Sunday ,

4

*0 l- Mr. o. u. Gusdet. orciirictcr of the Olympia Parloun. and Mr. J. J-

‘ Hartford, WJAR. Providence and Gaudet, Proprietor of the CaPii~°l Theatre and seven grandchildren.

all of Summer-side; also three sis-y ters and one brother. namely: -— in the Winsloe United Churches for- Mrs. John WedEB- 0f Mm“ Carmel?

Sunday next, October 14th, will lbejMrS- Sylvillh Arfiehiulli. 0f 538M011?

Bay; Mrs. Matilda Gallant. of Port- land. Maine. and Mr. Antoine Gai- lant, of Mont Carmel. l0 all 0f whom The Guardian extends sin- cere sympathy. The funeral takes place this morninB i0 5V Pail‘? . e remains will be laid to rest beside those of her husband who prede- ceased her by eleven years.-S.

-Mrs. Matilda Gallant. of Port- land, Maine, arrived at Summer-

side at the beginning of the week. on account of the serious condition of her sister. the late Mrs. Gaudet. Amity Copper _ ‘ _ ‘ _ V __

SAD NEWS-Mr. L. M. Howard of Cornwall. received a telegram on Wfiiillwifly. stating that his aunt. Mrs. Stella Howard, had been kill- ‘odtln a motor accident at Ancas- teii’. Ont. The remains are expect- ed to arriveln Charlottetown =on Saturday night. The funeral takes place. on Sunday at 230 from the

_A._ GOOD SYSTEM. 13361101118 tworkiing of the Juvenile Delin-

,_ .,t1heP.E.I.Agricu.1t1n'i8tSiBteS thatthis Act ls bY hasbsaenalp- uvenile

who

iiheootirtandadvisethecourtasto one bestmode o! dealing with the

Mr, Jeremiah Mahar. illeasant guest

Mr. Edison Hardy, Pleasant Grove has returned to Mt. Allison for his

Miss Stella Henderson. York, has

tudent

ing her vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Michael McCarvill.

—-DEA'I‘II 01-‘ LIFE LONG RES- IDBNT-Mrs. Gaudet, widow of the bert Gaudet, for many

nesd morning atnine l-réiock; at the rqgsidence of her son. Mr. G.‘ G. Gaudet, o! Summerslde, after an illness of only ten days. of Plciifo- , pneumonia. at the r1116 I80 01' '19 The deceased lady was a native and life long resident of Summerslde, where she was held in the highest esteem by a wide circle of friends and was noted for her many kindly actions. Until about ten years ago she had always been an indefatigable leader in the ac- tivities of St. Paul's Church, of which she was ‘a devout and consis- eceased was also ennui-dent worker amongst the a ttrid psrhde from

lottetown

privilege by Prof. J. H. Bla or. his recent European tri

Abana Aconda Argonaut Amulet

i»

“wwHunbhi-n!

'AT TIIE‘ rouge‘ CDUB, i?! unlawful possession of liq- u" w‘? fined _$3QQ.0Q‘ or_ three Ilwfllhiii one ‘drunk was awarded 85100 or ten days, and one speeder was flned $5.00 andcosts. ' '

ATTENDING conraaaucr: - Mm- R- H. Jenkins. Charlottetown, 511d M185 MlirSaret Coburn, Brad- albane. are listed among the dele- gates attending the Maritime Re- ligious Education Council now in session at" Halifax. _,

3I§PE.~=.5°°."1?Y iusrriuc =- "Y-“P. M. Murchifgic» Ristrict Bec- retary f the ‘Bri _ I Bible Sqgigies will speak at Mur- ray, Har r North -Presbyterian Church, Sunday at 11 a. m; at Cardigan at 3.00 p. m. and Mount Stewart United Church at 7 p. m.

Y's MEN'S MEETING-Mr. Wil- liam J. Green. Toronto, Sec’y. of the _Gldeon society was the speak- er at the Y's Men's meeting in the Y. M. C. A. last evening. Rev. Mr. Brinton. ‘rryon. was the other ‘ Mr. Green gave an interest- ing outllne on how the Gideon Movement was first introduced and from a small beginning has be- come universally popular. Mr. Rob- ert Hogg favoured those present with a. splendid The accompanist was Master McNutt. Mr. A. Wilson was a.p- ' pointied.Y's Men's Secretary for i the balance of the season in the place of Mr. J. Farquaharson, who ' is at present in Moncton. A pres- _ entation to Mr. George Tweedy was l made by Y. M. C. A. Secretary, Mr. Pendleton. Next. week the Men expect. the pleasure of a. visit from District Governor J. McKin- non, St. John. N. B. The meeting closed with the singin Save the King.

' ‘c ‘Parade

On Friday evening, October 12. the Knights of Columbus of Char-. ouncil no. 824 will cele- brate the anding of their patron. Christopher Columbus. shores of the North American con- tinent ‘ _

All members of Charlottetown Council together Knights from other. co meet at athe, Home. L-K nt Street, 1 , _ _ (10.5%.

Saws

The members will then have the _ 3 of hearing a short lectureiToronto. where She 5741005 there Kan. a Texas Ry.

honors. M. A., an mow-three Iii-dies‘ L°W95-'_[fl Montreal Power . p. This i-hc other provinces. Mrs. Adrian National Breweries tvill be followed by a smoker and a SBYS that ladies branches 8T8 ZPOW- Steel Co. Can. Com. .

short musical programme.

b'-'I‘m

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STANDARD MINING EX

Quotations furnished through courtesy of IJOUIS M. ATWELL 8L C0. Charlottetown OfIice Oct. 4—Oct. 11

CLOSE

Mrs. Gallant is remaining in Sum- ‘Barn, Honing"

merside until after the funeral-S. Bedmrd good . . . . .. .

—-Mi$B H- G- Demw- Needhan" Capital Rouyn . . . . .. M553}, Mrs. A. W. Keith. Needham. not"... and Mrs. H. A. lofurgey.

North Tryon, motored to the

merside.

CraSWell STUDIO

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f Eat l-Iearty i REXAIJ. ‘

A _: ' TABLETS . m.....‘ indigestion, 115mm,, Writ“- mriintion. etc.

Digestive ifAids

sols Only By ‘ 11m raoiurr nanooisrs

PHOTOGRAPHS [FILM FINISHING

DYSPEPSIA“ :

They Are Real it

Central Manitoba .. Clericy wiCrown Reserve ‘on Tuesday with friends from Sum~|D0me Federal Kirkland Granada Grover Daley . . . . . .. l-loiiinger . . . . . . . . .. Howey Hudson Bay .. . International Nic

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Kirkland Lake . . . . . . Kootenay Florence . Lake Shore . . . . . . . .. 21’! Laval Quebec, . . . . .. Malartlc Mandy McIntyre McDcugall Min. Corporation ‘Motatt Hail . . Miifilhv

acoo-coiccooootooeieepygooi-f“ 11°71 Victoria * Hotel

Onoaltliplargestnnd equipped" mount-aw - Canals. Contains in at which have private

u. bat-hm. Couple!“ renovated In the put two Idols "Oahlill anllhs U States have who-m service in al Guests. Tele- phonosfnrootll. 1 ‘ v Bales SLO! day. Charla

--i.-o; -

h . and_ Foreign

saxophone solo.

with . visiting

CHANGE month's successful tour.

. . . . . . . . . . ..$ 4.32 $ 4. _ _ _ _ ‘ _ _ L , __ 1g 1gi4ipersonallty and is an interestlngpower corporation

131,‘, more interesting. She likes the Brmsh A eflca o“ _ ggqryMaritimes very much, but is par- xmpeflm g“ ‘ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ‘ _ ‘ _ I _ H

351,; Province, where she has made hosts

f fioliage.

Q7130 in St. John, New Brunswick, before

1o ' dress:

f‘ “ee_::::-=¢o»

tifl Mun‘.

ttetciéfl f. _ Hotol-CooLtd»

Stadacona . . . . . . .. 14 11% Sudbury Basin 6.01 5,35

Teoionuihes ass 8.15 Toughoaxeo....... a2 18

1 i t Sheritt 30111011 6.36 6.15 t Tréadwell Yukon ...“i2.50 6.50 l

nisnti uisitn

' PRESCRIPTIONS boom). g _ By Registered Pharmacists’

in the most exacting and painstaking’ 111st as‘ U your Doctor orders. down to the minutest lletaiL

PURE DRUGS m» PHARMACEUTICALS

ble"a'nd of the highest

faowaamac 305 3,40,

inond s’! .51 e ' ' wmdml. u o6 03% every‘ Iced ‘be; us in Ileacrl troop Wright Hargreaves . 2.72 ' 2.35 use only the finest ‘some, obtain“

Syivanite . ........ .. 2.65 . "s52 B p 5mm“

Sales .1,377,540./ ' '

wa nrsrcnsn ANY PRESCRIPTION

J. Ernest-i H. Worth»

u: rams: sracsr

l 51-.

Mrs. Stewart Adrian, Grand Mistress of L.

0. B. A. Visiting Isl- and Lodges. ‘" ' ,

v . w:

Ess-io-iz-ti.

' needy and the orphan.

Lodge, L. 0. B. A., No. 206 Mary lihobean W. M.

HALIFAX. Oct.

‘T '_"“‘_ ""_" ‘ "—- American Can Co. . . . . . . . . .. 100 MRS. STEWART ADRIAN Am Smltg dz Ref Co XD $2 . 285 Am. Bosch Mag, Co. . . . . . .. 36

Ben" un€f‘-thelu1l:dies’ Orange Stan. Oil of N“ J. o a n o British RGUIIICO. ' North America. -' _

..‘~....... t.

jing very rapidly. Winnipeg meet,“ __ ‘ At. the conclusion of her work s; Lgwfenpe ppm,- __ here she plans on leaving for' her Brazfljg“ n-aggioh _, ‘home in Saskatchewan after a steel c°_ o; Canada _ Abitibi. . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

Interviewed by a Guardian re- ghammgan _ _ _ _ _ _ V _ __ iporlor yesterday, Mrs. Adrian stat- gum sgmsmm 5mm _ led that her work although at times can 3tm5hp_ Pfd_ ivery trying, is nevertheless lntor- Domgmon 3nd” _ _ _ _ H ‘ testing insofar that excellent results Massey Hams _ _ I _ ‘ _ _ v ‘are being reported in every district Asbestos

she visits. . . | i Mrs. Adrian possesses awonderful gagfsnzngoxggsg

conversationalist, and this added to Foreign Secmtfles _ ‘her fund of knowledge of various ‘ma. Uwtfle, A " " places visited makes her all the can Pam B”

‘ticulariy interested in the Garden

of friends. During her short so- BANKS~ journ here she has developed a

fondness for our beautiful climate gzuizlerce ' ‘ ' ' ‘ " and 1s much "npressed Wm‘ the Bank magnificent scenery and the splen- Bank Nova Scot“ dor of the ueveretidin autumn

WHEAT

She will visit Summerside today and on Saturday will conduct a public meeting at Kingston. Leav- ing the province on Monday. Mrs. Adrian will hold acounty mwtiilS

p. ceedin to Western Canada.

At the conclusion of her visit to the local Lodge she was made a presentation and the following ad- M

t 1.. o. s. A. HALL. OATS Charlottetown. Prince Edward

Island, . . October l0, 1928. Mrs. Stewart Adrian. Most Worshipgul Grand Mistress o

Led-fies mange Benevolent Associa-

M“ Der. .......

British Norm Aulerics , Mas‘. rvorsrdpful Grand ltfistress; _V In extending io‘you s very cor- ‘ dial welcome to our "Garden Prov- g tnce" and to this-the capital city. we desire to express to Y0" W! great regard and appreciation of your thoughtfulness in includinl this Province in your Maritime it-