r t.

‘ 1'! t“ i loll Ramona on your car. elltl€l' Zlfiglfnw Willing’: gllflllletarli""llerei

l l I l

o waiting.

THE ECHO fGARA as

cmrenw Foster-

Forfllflfly

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Aazsdcvva-c‘; '

1

I yoU WILL FIND us

Scantlebury Bulldlrfigtopposite the Canad- | Hotel-and ready todo expert General

. -ork _

l Garage “Repair and Spray Painting _wlth the most QquIpIHGIIL. All colors of paint carried in We also make a specialty of House cvm-ythillg electrical by experienced men. We 1y guarantee our work and prompt, courteous anytime.

Everett Dot-er

W0 liwcialize in Body and

Gordon Good

port at the Forum Tuesday, Sept! 8th. ‘t 6 p. m. for rehearsal.

Patrick Mcllflllaa

criiuui. auiliioiilii a

PASSION PLAY cast kindly 11-!

8574-9-7 i

DON'T concur that we also sell:

Rebuilt Typewriters, both factory‘ and local rcbullts, $50.00. L. C. Smiths and " ‘ range from $25.00 to $35.00. Canad- ian Importers, Wholesalers, Amherst,

from $25.00 to tons

N. B. Twfrltf.

nnruau HOME-Mr. and Mrs. _ Yllflrl by

DANCING

9 T0 12 BEACH GROVE INI-

Til-NIGHT

ADMISSION so CENTS rr-s ' A GYRO_ DANCE

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDI

Body Workers at Ball & lllclliacherifs Stand

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Classified Advertisements

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Jayson l! DI Illil OI I words

II leperlinaulworaa

.. h per lllls of s wrds - Q-OOOOQ-tfifififl

w??? , Agents

MIISNTS T0 SELL wgrnvcd Personal Christmas ' was mic dollar dozen HD- 5N!!- esfictrd into leather carrying ; use Premier Art Guild, Victoria . W Toronto. S. H. 18-29-261.

__________ q HANDLE THE b money - maker of ' msscasou. Royal Series Private l Greeting Cards. Thcy my onlprtiiicll. Splendid OPP‘!!- evcryouc. Big commis- _' charges prepaid. wcrletice llIl ecessary. Brantford. Ont. S. V. Sept. 4-6l.

. f1.- gnaw -—

For Sale I

pinnncsiur, SUITABLE FOR.

.11 lg eulliouscs, etc" 1c. P" meet. Ciuardizin office. tf m; §ii.i:'-:_R7icu oorraou.

All modern inlpi-ovements. Apply i 17 Orlmir. 8276-8-25-121.

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(L. IIGIIORN PVLLETS FOR SALE. Evcrct‘. flozvazi, Carleton.

r 8524-945-71.

It'll. SALE - OLD PAPERS, 5 seats Ilillldli‘. Guardian Office. - 2-4-

,..___--— - POP. SAIB T0 LET, BOARD AND room signs hand at Guardian one. ti.

Miscellaneous

ion-i iirnnu JVIeDONALD, rno- vlnclai Land surveyor. Herman- ‘rllie. 5153-8-10-1 month.

lIT- IF YOII PAINT YOU CAN cam money colouring and selling ohristmas cards. Folder showing designs and sample cards ten ._ tents. Tally Ho! Art shop. Stair

Bldg, Toronto. , , Opp. 8-29-stt-13l. lair-MM. gllll. YOUR PATENT on INVEN- 1'0" by ciduuitlng your model or flowing at the Second and Great- .‘ u- Internatlomil Patent Exposition

‘Chicago. Thousands of manu- vficlurcrs anti Potent buyers will

‘hmectnv (ivviros and patents rmar Vcry low rates. If you hal nr- model, drawings and tllwlmlm allirio. Sand for free pmphfct. ll. lIaulllt-on Edison. - ' " tor. International

f tent F. ion, Merchandise art, Chico Patents-8-11-20i.

vmployment Wanted

fill. WITH CHILI) WANTS Iark. Cit}: or country. 8542-9-5-3!

‘, Found . h“ — RFD RE AUTO y eel. Apply Calvin Wood.

‘ lllilort. 8553-11. l‘! ll

TE N D E R S to Irfiiltfi will bc received following assets of the estate lltl’. lllclvilliama, Olegry, ll. > In trade. Y ‘W08 including chnln and h biscuit rack and loft drink l- rs. ‘ rs irill close on September Anyone wishing to Inspect -, _‘ in tradi- or fixtures may l» _ "Kc-manta with the under.

A. R. IIICINNIS,

_ Trustee In Bankruptcy, flnwt-Iii

a

QSQIIIIIIIVQ wanted ; -l‘rfifi“l"vlllssioraa' , _. “M, film" hllllbgriide l. nghuti- to sell Btemco u f‘! Plants in the

own car. Write "1 qualifications to standard

Wanted

t, | at this Oflicc.

___ i. ONE GIR

Wanted

WANTED-SET FLOOR SCALES, also clock scales. City Fish Store, 169 Grafton. 8442-8-14!

Female Help Wanted

-i--_-._ SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS CAN BE EARNED

and pan‘. weekly in spare time selling well known line personribClirlstmas curds. Exper- ience unnecessary. An early start and ozir co-cpcration assures suc-

cess. Beautiful new portfolio - sample free. Master Kraft Limited, Toronto. Representa-

tives wanted snlall towns also. 1-F.I~I.w. 9-1-3-5-8-10-12-25-17-19- 22-24-28.

Boarders Wanted

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cotusoa aoannsns wmnr». Apply 45 Grafton St. 8542-9-8-21

BOARDERS WANTED-U ORLEB- 8i‘. 8548-9-5-31

v a o A R. n s: a s ACCOMMODATED l with all conveniences by applying 5513-94-31.

LSTUDENT CAN BE AC- commodatcd iii private family. ApplyCuai-dlan. 8530-9-5-2i.

TWO STUDENTS CAN BE A; commonated at 108 Prince St. - 8405-9-3-21.

_-_..._____._q__

the late Rev. M. D. MacDonald, of Belle River, on the 3rd inst, was largely attended by people from thc neighboring congrzgaticvns, as well as from his own congregation. The

The intcrmcnt WRS in the Cemetery ln Murray River. (Mr. McDonald's former Goudge, Aitken, and Miacllnzod offic fated at the grave. At the close of the service. Presbytery met and ex- pressed sympathy with Mrs, Mac- Donald and family, and the Con- gregatlon in their sorrow and loss Rev. J. M. McLeod was appointed Interim Moderator of Session, and

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----—i_-__i_ COR-MIER-On Aug. all, m1, to Mr.

their four children returned Friday night from a most enjoyable mow!‘ trip to Boston and New York. Mu. McMillan who is a well known local contractor and builder, states that construction work in the States is almost at a standstill and, tvery- where one sees signs of general de- llrflsfilon- He added that by the locks of things it will take a Brest many years before anything like Dmiperity will be enjoyed across the border. Mr. McMillan is Ilad to be back home and is certain there is no place like P. E. Island.

LAID T0 REST-The funeral of

service in the home was conducted by Rev. J. M. McLeod and Rev. H. E- Cflmllbcli and Rev. C. U. Mc- Nevin. A large congregation assemb- led in the chum-hot Belle River, where a solemn service was held, The chaiiman of the Presbytery nlrsided and was assisted by Rev. H. Pierce, Rev. Geo. A. Christie, Rev. John Ilockln and Rev. T. F. Goudge. The address which was very appropriate and impressive was given by Rev. F. E. Boothroyd.

Charge). llicssrs Wilson

to declare the Charge vacant. BIRTIIS

and Mrs. Wilfred Cormier, a daugh- ter, Winnltrcd Theresa Cormler.

O'CONNOR-At St. Ann's, Hope

______________. CL OS IN G'- llalvey-By-Tllll-sflfl

WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 9th

Dancing 9 to l. ' I Reueshmeuts. TICKETS 31-09-

3512391551;

Psnuiiiiciir waves $7.50 and $10.00

ROSE MARIE BEAUTY PARLOR ‘ 168 Great George Street Phone 1243.

llsoa-o-a-zii.

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PERSONALS

The many friends of Mr. J. A- Gesner will regret to learn of his illness in tire“ Prince Edlvard Is- land Hospital, where he underwent a serious operation on Friday last.

Mr. Wm. lVIclWahon left Saturday morning on return to Brighton, Mass., after spending his vacation in _thc city where he was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Power, water Street.

Reverend Mother Francis Loyola, Superior General of- the Sisters of St. Martha, Charlottetown, was one of thc visiting members of the Ca- tholic Hospital Assoclatlon in Camp- bcllton, N.B., last wcck.

Miss Agnes MacDonald Crosby, Medford, Mass, who has been vis- iting the city the guest of her uncle Major D. A. MacDonald, at the Russ, leaves on return this morning after a. very enjoyable va- cation. She is being accompanied by bfojor MacDonald as far as Moncton.

. ncsscy he went into partnership

cd in private family (tw from College.) ‘care Guardian.

WANTED-MAN

T\VO STUDENTS ACCOMM

Apply “X Y 8527-9-

Male Help Wanted

pnmsu MAN wanrs vvonk

for winter on farm. Guardian. 8552 -9-'l-pl.

T0 WORK ON small farm. Carrels Forge, Graf-

ton Street. 8531-3-5-31. sitcoms: izxeaiir BARBER through our special low cost

graduates. Write Meier Barber College, 573 Barrlngton, Halifax.

Oct. H-tts-tf. -..______._. RELIABLE MAN FOR ONE HUND- rcd store route; this province; ex- perience unecessary, no soiling: distribute and collect. Should net seventy dollars weekly. Shamas Mfg, Company, New Toronto, Ont.

l

IT COSTS NOTHING T0 EN- qulre from us how to get a job as Postman, Postal Clerk, Stcnogra- pher, Customs Examiner, etc., in

‘the Canadian Civil Service. Vac- ancies occurring constantly. Tui- tion by mail from M. C. C. Clvll Service School Ltd, Toronto 10.

9-S-4i.

HU N D RE I) S (IF NOSTMEN.

Clerks. Stcnographors, Customs

Examiners, ctc., lu the Canadian

Civil Service owc their jobs to our

correspondence courses. The oldest

in Canada Our Free Book-ct on request. We employ no agents. ho M. C. c. Civil Scrvlcu School

Ltd, Toronto. 10.

M. H. W. 0-5-4l.

i‘, _'_-__i~€_-J_-__,

AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY

(‘AN m5 EARNIiD

ivockly ln- spare time selling well known linePer-

ronal Christmas Cards. Scores of stcnographcrs, accountants, clerks, etc" exceeded this last season. ‘Beautiful new portfolio sample free. Master Kraft Limited. Tor-

, onto. Representatives small towns also. 2-M.H.W. 9-2-1-4-7-0-11-14-10-20- 21-23-25. ,

WANTED - A PROVINCIAL Mahlwer for Prince Edward Is- land by a strong Canadian Life Insurance Company. ‘ " In addition to writiiiu business must be can-

’ _ able o! establishing and supervis-

roluir Qiioom ron moor

in: sub-agents. A liberal con- tract will be elven to Ont‘ WM ha! isxnar!g1~|¢g_ Replies cnnfldentllll. Address Box T. lit-l carc Char- lottetown Guardian.

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To Let

Guardian

170-. Box so. R.W.A '

hou kc . Apl Offltsig. awn: p}, 8492-9-3-31

neral from her late residence Mon- day afternoon. Service at 3 o'clock- Intcrment Strathgartney.

thcr, Mrs. Joseph Acorn, who de- parted this life one year ago, Sept- ember flth, 1930. '

Before our cyes shc faded,

Growing weaker every day.

Doing all we could to save he". Until God took hcr away.

Never shall wc cease to love her, Ncvcr Sllilll irlr memory fade Swietest love Iorever lingers, Around her swcct and peaceful

Kendall Marks, who departed this ‘Vanna life, September 0th, 1925.

Mather rlarllng, how we miss you In this sinful world below.

Ilut, we know you're resting siwcetly, Free from pain and care and woo.

8557-11

River, on September 1, 193i, to Mr. and ll/Irs. John O'Connor, a. son.

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DEATHS

MACKLNZIE — At her home, Scotchfort, Sunday. Sept. 6th, Mrs. John MacKcnzlc. Funeral Tuesday morning.

EDMONDS-—At Bummer-ville, Sept. 4, 1931, P. J. D. Edmoncis. Funeral to St. Joachlms Church, Vemcn River, Monday morning at 9 o'clock.

STEWART-At Strathgartraey on Saturday, September 5th, Mrs. R. B. Stewart in her 86th year. Fu-

lN ME_I@RIAM

In loving memory of our dear mo-

grave. Inserted by Ilutband and Family.

IN y MEMORIAM

In loving memory of Mn. John

Inserted-by Husband and Family. r

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N D. MacLean 7 uuoaaraxaa IMDALMEII

Charlottetown and North Wlltshln

Phone I49

i ‘ stars-user“-

AFRAID OF NEIV YORK

NEW YORK, Sept. 6.-In New York, the passengers aboard thc Italian liner Roma hoard all was chaos.

They grccitd cuslouls men auxi- ously whcn thc liner enzsrcd quar- antine yesterday, and ir:qi..'ed if it 2 \'\lld be possible for them to land.

"Is thcrc 1 uch shooting? they wanted to know. "Arc thcre many dead?”

"But thc army,— and the gang- sters," cried the DHSGGHQCIS, "Aren't they fighting each other in thc streets‘? Aren't women and children being shot down, and nil that sort of thing? We heard the military had been called out, and that all was more or lcss chaos."

Assured that chaos, as far as New York is concerned, is just a word in a dictionary, the passengers sigh- cd and discmbarkcd.

However tall a man may boy, he will probably bc rather short at the end of his holidays.

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Sudden Death On Saturday Of Mr. J. [Bradley

The Guardian regrets to chron- icle the sudden death on Saturday of Mr. James T. Bradley of this city. Mr. Bradley had “been in ill health for some time and entered thc City Hospital about a week ago suffering from acute kidney trouble. He ieturned to his home about one o'clock on Saturday. In the afternoon or’ the same day he was stricken suddenly at his home, Hayfield Street, and passed away at about 4.30 p-m. before medical assistance coulcl arrive.

Mr- Bradley was born in Char- loticwivn forty-four years ago and was educated at Queen Square School. He entered the drug firm of Mr. George A. B. MacDonald which later became the fltm of MacDonald and MacKlnnon» where hc served his apprenticeship as a drugglst. Four years later he went to take charge of the drugstore at Tlgnlsh owned by Si": Charles Dal- ton. I-Ic remained in Tignish two years, then went to Fredericton where he worked in Ryan's Drug Store. Mr. Bradley also worked at his profession in the United. States for some years. Returning to Prince Edward Island, he was resemploy- cd in the Two Macs for one year. After the death of Mr. F. B. Hen-

with Mr. J. P. MacDonald. Four years later the partnership was dissolved because of IvLr, Bradley's ill health and he became a patient in a sanitorilun in California. A year aftcrivard he returned to the Prolincc and some months later took a position with Reddln Bros, where hc remained until his death. Hc ls survived by his father Mr. James Bradley, Hayfield St, and two sisters, Minnie, and Mrs. George Berrlgan, both of Charlotte- town. The funeral will take place at 9.30 this morning at Holy Re- deemer Church. Interment at. Catholic Cemetery.

The Late Miss Emma Caudet

The death occurred at her home 0 in this City Friday afternoon of Miss Emma Gaudet, daughter Oi thc late Mr. and MrsGeorge Gand- ct of Charlottetown.

Miss Gaudet for a number of

after

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Ironized Yeast . .

Dextra-llfaltose . Lysol . . . .

LOWER Piiiilrs

39c-2lc

Baby's Own Tablets 19c Dodd’s Kidney Pills . 39c

98c

Absorbine, Jr. $119-$229

85c

. . 29‘c-59c-$l.29

Hamilton's Pills , 21¢

Phillips lllagnesia 39¢ on

Castorin . . . . .. 29c IIACE POWDERS AFRTOI . ........ 69C-$I.ll9 Quglqugg Flue)‘; ([89) 37¢ Gin Pills 39c Cotay’s 59c Vi-’I‘0ne 29¢ P9ml>9llll149c Cartefs Liver Pills . l‘.2c 23° A.B.b. K (.. .. 100 fol 19c Meuogh 98c

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LONDON, Sept. 6.—i.C.P. Cable)- _l3ritaln‘s big cities know little of the art of electric lighting on a large scale as practiced in North America but. London is lighting up with a vengeance in honor of thc Interna- tional Illumlnatlon Congress now

pcnlng here. Londoifs millions in

wonderment yesterday saw the fam- ous buildings of thc metropolis tlll‘0\\'ll into brilliant flood-lighting Somerset House,

nightfall.

PRO-PHY-LAC-TIC TOOTH BRUSH

N

BAYERKS $1.50 for 98c

FLOOD-LIGHTING IS THRILL- ING LONDON‘S MILLIONS

delighted

years was in the miillnery depart-

ment of Paton’s Limited, Charlotte-

town. Subsequently she opened up a miillnery store in Moncton, and

later had Charge of the miillnery

departments of well known firms

in London,.Ont., Edmonton, Alta,

and Kingston, Ont. Over a year ago

failing health obliged hcr to retire‘ from the work in which she had been engaged for some time for

which she was particularly adapted

and in which she proved highly

efficient.

It was hoped that a prolonged

rest in her native province might

restore hcr to her former abound-

lug health and vigor but Providence ivillcd otherwise.

usually looking so glum when day- light has departed, was ablaze with light. The first efforts were on a limited scale but tonight Bucking- ham Palace will be pictured in whltc ancl thc adjoining Victoria Memor- ial will be ‘bathed in nmbcr. Lord Nelson will look down from his pcd- estal on a sea of brilliance in Trafal- gar Square.

The House of Parliament will of- fs“: an enlightened outward display, which it is hoped will be symbolical of the deliberations shortly to takc place when Parliament reasscmblcs. Canada House in Trafalgar Square has been the centre of interest by reason of its flood-lighting ever since it was opened. It was prac-

When you go to the ‘store ‘to buy beef this season you will find qual- ity and satisfaction conveniently a- vailable in the "recl‘ ‘and blue brand beef, which is graded and marked in accordance with government reg- ulations.

already command to a considerable extent by Japanese trained officers, will be increasingly Japanlzed. 0! 338 cadets graduated from the Jap- anese military academy this sum-

SPECIAL —X TRA —SPEClAL

FREE PRO-‘PHY-LACTIC COMBINATION — 25c TLBE LISTERINE TOOTH PASTE — FREE

with each

ALWAYS FRESH

MOIRS ’

XXX

Chocolates

and BOXED 45c to $2.25 BILLIE BURKE

Assorted and Hard Centres 70c box

Q Ross-DRUG - UNITED

Successor to the MacKinnon Drug Co.

Beef Season Here Again

School daystare here again and so is the season for substantial, hearty meals of ‘roasts, steaks and stews. Beef properly cooked ts a complete food, being deficient only in calcium, which is easily supplied by the addition of green, leafy veg- etables. It is exceptionally rich in phosphorus and iron and contains fourteen of the eighteen anlmn ac- ids necessary to good health. It is especially efficient as a protein.

CHINESE OFFICERS FROM JAPAN

TOKIO, Sept. 6—China‘s armies.

mer, official statistics reveal that

Two months ago her illness took a more serious turn and she 8PM!- ually grew weaker until she peace- 0 fully passed away.

scsscd rare personal beauty and- charm and tvas a great favorite with all who knew her. Before her health failed she had taken a kefin interest in all outdoor sport and was known as one of the best lady skaters in this province. Even Ht

llr. W. Fl. Carson I

‘CHIIIOPRACTOR '

l Three Your Palmer Graduate. l I24 Prince St. Phone 1072 Home Calls blade.

r

Green Lantern

Rooming House

Is Now Open Rooms by Day or by Wcck

50 QUEEN ST.

. :_.-______ .. INSURE IN SURE

insunnnor B. R. HOLM AN

CIIARLOTTETOWN

i_

the Icc Pageant last winter shc was able to give an exhibition of fancy skating which WES greatly admired. She ivas also a skilled and enthu- siastic golf player.

By hcr flnc qualities of mind and hcart her optimistic tempera- ment and lovable disposition she had made many warm friends, who will learn with deep regret. thc sad news of hcr passing when in the very prime of llfc.

Shi- leaves to mourn a twin sister Mrs. R. W. Rogers, of York, South Carolina, who is at prcscnt in this city; also seven brothers: Rudolph. in Moncton, Arthur, Business Man- ager of the Patriot, Harry and Wed in Charlottetown, Jack, in Borden. Frank, in Rainy River, Ont., Louis in Keuora, Ont.

The family have been called llPOn to bear a heavy load of bereave- ment during the past eighteen months, another sister, Mrs. Rob- ertson, passing away a year 8E0 last March and the mother on June 24th. 18st.

They will have the deep sympathy

llSTEllPllll-IY

DR. JAS. C. LAWSON D. 0-. M. T.