‘Classified i A

"no"...

l, Agents» Wanted

Apron-AG on LIVll to handler! .

.1 mmedlu‘ hlg profits, exclusive b! ltory small capital " ‘ write may figgdager Canadian Botanic “TM-dens, Box 51$,

vasersrr""“llolizaaas. owl $15.00 daily. New Discovery Lin- g: Tablecloths. Ink stains and dirt; “we in ten seconds Write now fori m, sample outfit. Triangle Pro-

, Dept. B-21, Box 2503. Mon- s. w. l-4-1l

AND WOMEN-SHADY, PRO- M“), employment. weekly Ply- gum; our universally known. 8111i‘- umgq quality Trees and Plants.‘ Newest and best varieties. There is. “pd money in it for you. Iilustl-atq ,4 up-to-the-minute - 54-31 “moo-operation. Write Luke ~hbathers Nurseries, Montreal. to.

Koo. woman TO TRAVEL AND appoint local representatives. Posi- tion permanent: yearly guarantee 01800. (being 025. weekly average) um expenses, commission and cash bonuses besides. WinstolfCo, Tow- er Bldg, Toronto.

A. W. 1,-4,8.11,15.18.22,25,3.

..._._-_-------—-----—- - FBW POSITIONS OPEN FOR BI!- lisble men to represent one of the oldest and blslest Tailoring organi- sations, taking orders for All-Wool dlored-to-Measure Suits and Top- ts. Low Prices, and $1,000.00 Guarantee with each order assure your success. Steady all-year-round business. Repeat orders mean steady profits for you. Write immediately for Free Sample Outfit and exclus- ive territory. State age, occupation. 111D. S. Federation. P. O. BOX 8232, mail-m. Iiiw. l-ll-is-as. l

Male Help Wanted

i.--- ——-—

ANTED - RELIABLE MAN AS caretaker for 28 pair fox ranch. Married without family preferred. Write stating experience and refer- ences, G.A. Sproul, Box e17, Spring- liill. N. S. - ~ SOI-L-S-ihwks. -.;.._._..___...__.....__._._ (III MIN WANTII) QUICKLY. I18 lily: easy work while learnlnl Berber Trade under famous Moler American plan, world's most re- liable Barber SchooISyItem. Write today for free literature. Moler Illirber Collefl. I78 Barringto St., Imam. _ wed and t tf.

a-t-a

‘all: YOU anvaucmcr

IOU WEI! A SUCCISSFUL an in 1020, 1080 should see J00 handling territory as a division "ilfllrer. A iwell-rated reliable lfllnulacturer, established- in 1000. ho Just w creams iufloool territ- "lf- All resources are devoted to ' manufacture and sale of lust product-a smciality of known Shh. sold direct to fanners, in- ‘ trials. institutions, m. Write at - for choice of territory. The '_ can Oil and Paint Co., 0015 _ "ii Ava. Cleveland, Ohio.

: M. H. W. Jan. 11'.

éTeaclzert

00004007800007 0000000000 0000033

v 0040000000003eeeooooeeoonoeoeoaenee v

Iandcn, Ontario.i A. W0 1-3-lmo.i

Boy! l-low our agents are cleaning;

Central

BAND - as ‘II-l-ITDWK this after- 1ND

dvertisements

...... l0c per line of 5 words

.. 0c per llae of l words . 0c per llna of 8 words 1e per lino of 5 words

s - 2 a I

_' For Sale

AGENT_ CHOICE l-IOLSTEIN COW FOR plate line o1 Hcr- '

sale. Newly freshened.

Richmond Street. 1017-1-10-31.

FOR SALE. T0 LET. BOARD AlND room signs on hand at Guardian Offi:e.

FOR SALE-Z! .MALE FOXES,» 1 adult black). 1 medium and 1 dark silver 1920. Mrs. Tuppcr Ferguson, Marshficid. 973-1-8-61

REGISTERED FOXES FOR SALE- two medium silver females and two dark silver males. Apply to K. F. Mcltae, R. R. No. 6 Charlottetown.

' Phone R-35. '

Situations Vacant, Female

AMBITIOUS WQMEN. BIG PAY. lsnrge demand iorladles who leim beiuty culture and Hairdressing. Join Canada's largest system. Dip- lomas granted. Write for inform- ation. Marvel Beauty Academies, B St. Catherine ast, Montreal. S. V. l4,11,l8,25,2-1,8,15,22,3-1,8, 15,2239

Wanted SALISIIIN WANTED - SALES agent for Prince Edward Island. Good pay. Free outfit. We want now a reliable. energetic representa- tive to handle the best districts on the Island. ,Our agency is profit- able. Write. Pelham. Nursery. co. Tortmw. Ont, S. W. ii-WSTI“

; ifs-ll?- .Hslv Wiiflief]

' Salesman

WANTED-AHA!!! T6 ASSIST WITH

housework. _ Mrs. D. Stewart, 185 Prince Street. 1018-1-10-31. wawrsn-a MAID. arrbr ess Queen St. 1024-21

WANTED-A YOUNG GIRL T0 A- sist st housework. Apply at this of- fice. 1028-31

l George | Kiclly, Covchoad Road. sai-l-io-oi.

FlSI-F-PBESSED BAKE FOR SAL-Fl. Six cents per lb. Aylwards, 202

ti’

D0011.

P- m.

B. m.

pie are

cur-run CIIURCII of Sunday, January 12: Marshfield and Dunstaffnagc 11 a. m.; York 3 p. m.; Brackley '7 p. m. Rev. P. E. Booth- royd, York.

BROOKFIELD — The thc Broclafield congregation on Sun- day, January 12th, will be as follows: Brookfield, ll a. m.; Hartsville, 3 p. m.; and Hunter River 7 p. m. Sun- day School at Hunter River at 10.30

BORDEN

.i_

HOME NURSING CLASSES will be conducted at the Red cross of- flcc. For information telephone 432-

1080-1-11-41.

LECTURE 'A'l' KINGSTON-Come to the lecture on "David Livingstone," by Rev. E. M. Altken, in Kingston Hall oll Wednesday, Jan- 15th. at s

IMS-SAL-Til

Canad

_._.__

GUEST OF OFFICIRS- Lieut- Col. U. G. Dawson. of -the Prince Ed- ward Island Highlanders, cehtly completed the staff course at Kingston, was the guest of the of- flccrs‘ mess of the during his visit to Hallfalc-I-Ialifax Herald. '

TRAIN

MR. ERIC HIGGINS, Boston, has arrived in Charlottetown and will open a. demonstration station for Lynn Oil Burners for ranges. ‘The Station will open on or about Janu- ary 15th, at 186 Queen Street, oppos- ite Fennell d: Chandler.

HUNTER. BIVI-lB-‘rhc services m the Hunter River Charge for Sunday, Jan. 12, 1930, are as bllows: Wiltshire at 11 a. m.; Hampshire 2.30 p. m.; Hunter River 7 p. m. Chapman, Pastor

sr. PAUL'S cnuucn- at st. Paul's on Sunday evening the rector will begin o. series of sddruses upon - arresting Bible topics. The first ad- dress is entitled "Jonah the Prophet whose story seems Incredible." Was there any prophet Jonah? What a- bout the whale? What is the signi- ficance and value of the Book? These are some of the questions peo-

asking.

DEATHS

riilaii

who re-

Halifax rifles,

serivces 1n

LATE. — Owing to heavy weather met by the car ferry in crossing the Straits last evening the Borden train arrived at 0.40 p. m., more than three hours late. The ferzy arrived at Borden at 6.40 p. m. about the time when the train is lélleduieu to arrive in Char- lottetown.

1016

A.E.

Funeral Notice A. F. And A.‘ M.

‘Ills afflsah and members a! st. roilirfsoago Ne. 1. and ‘vioiol-is us" No- s. and visiting brethren are requested to meet with the worshlpful Master of Victoria Lodge No. it, and hh wardens at the Lodge room, Masonic Temple Building, Grafton Street, to? .morrow, Sunday afternoon, at 1,30 o'clock sharp, for the pur- pose of attending the funeral of our late brother, Past Master Bruce Stewart. Funeral will leave his late residence, 14 Water Street, at 3.20 o'clock for People's Cem- etery. By order of the Worahlpful Master, L. A. MacDougalI. Secretary. 104'!‘

o.

TIIEIT CASE-Fifteen days in jail was the sentence given to the dc- fendent in a case of theft of an‘ amount less than $10 st the Police Court yesterday afternoon»

CLYDE RIVER-On " ’ ,,, Jan. 12th, the Sunday School in the Pres- byterian Church, Clyde River, will be at 11 a. m. There will not be any regular preaching service.

RIADFBS WARNED-The Guard- ian has been informed that s man calling himself. Rev. A. G. Hall, D. D., and representing himself to be sec- retary of the National Order of Can- ada is elideavoring to institute branches of this order in the Mari- time Provlnces. Word received from Toronto is to the effect that a man of the same name was recently ar- rested there on the charge of issuing s. worthless cheque, and was also mixed up in some other court pro- cee" Readers arc warned to ascertain the bone. fii-les of any per- son who may approach them in con- nection with this matter.

PERSONALS‘

Mr. J. “B. Gaudet representative of the Rock City Tbbaoco, left yes- terday morning business hip.

The Misses Mildred and Carmen J-larrington arrived homo this week.

in Quebec City. i

Mr. W. W. Murphy andMr. James: Moffatt, of New Glasgow, were in‘ the city yesterday on business.

Western Guardian _

Micelisneous

JOHN ALFRED MacDONALD, LAND‘ Surveyor, Box B2, Charlottetown. ole-lii-is-lmopd.

roraro "nos (so: an: Sl-A- - son's shipments on short notice. Guardian Centrdl Printery.

IlS-CEED moss a-Alv-Fu-oris-si: male fox-C. P. J, 10G. Notify J. ‘_W. MacDonald, Glenfirlnan. _ 1044-1-11-21 ‘is-urine 1T1":- ron LUCK-SEND birth date and 10c for wonderful horoscope of your entire life. Prof. Raphael, 04 Grand Central Station, ‘New York. 177-12-26-5-71.

WORTH INVIISTIGATING — PEI- man nt Positions with pension as Post n. Clerk, Stenogrspher, in Gove ent Service Get ready for Spring appointments. Free inform- ation from the M. c. C. Civil Service '

wanted ‘ ‘School, Toronto i0. l-i-s-si. ~14 slog? ‘cg-suns; a EIIPIPIHENT . _- o; rilkifmmyggytgi- OPTICAL SERVICE " ' ' ' ' “Tum the, . IXAIIINID misses:

caaarur. ar-rarrrioiv GIVIN so . scram woa

sci-man alvlirlrrsu.

10084-041

winced "

for. lmpfpal‘ tc a u- ‘Hitter. a artist-agonizi- _-Phons _ . mg

' in-

is

- queued Optemetrht III heal llrest l rhsss Isa-l. ' NI v ooon II- ‘ char '

ww-

t 151w. JOHNSTON-

B

.1 . fl a‘ v. . _ _ ~

liter

m loving memo ,- baby, John Harry, who left us tveo years ago.

‘srswsar-ai 14 Water street on Friday, January 10th, Bruce Stewart, sgedfld. Funeral from his isle resi- dence, Sunday. Vice starting at 2 o'clock. funeral leav- lug" at 2.30. Interment in People's Cemetery.

in Memoriam

Days of sadness still come o'er us, Tears in silence often low Memory keeps you ever near/ us, Tho"yon died two years ago.

Inserted by his loving n and Analc Myers, Lake Verde,

P. E-L

l

-__.--

. In loving ‘memory of Archie Cousins. who died Jlllllry 12th, 1”‘!-

A beautiful star shines ova: ths grave Of she we loved who could not slaw. A mournful slsb. a silent leer

Brings hack his memory eval- dear.

1035-11.

Inserted by Family.

unionism

‘Ia lsvlhg memory 0f our/dear blu-

Alexander Mathema-

r000 llls m0 January 00mm. at m». com-v» . - ' t

whodei

‘oooehthofsoewalsvsslselear

lllentthevaicawehvedtshesa

‘Tlaasabattrusanewswsaleryrhy nsbsstarealwayolaelrstieats.

hams by an Brothers us sum, 1080-1-11-11. ’

‘re-ooeaaeoeeoeeeee-eo-eemi

a

y mil; 807V-

of our darling

, Daniel

1

~p~

-csr'ram or" nasnnansi Team. Miss Emma Bradshaw. daugh:

for Quebec on a

after spending a New Year holiday?

i’

game was fast throughout,

from Saunders.

ing tslley came from

~ parent that the Abbies had the bet

Yer of the slay durlnfi tile last two ‘Periods. During the first period the‘ g “‘""Y had a shade on their opponents. Young Lawlor, though small physically, was the high factor in the Abbles‘ victory last night. Besides scoring the first foal, he was conspicuous in almost “mm "EH0" every play of the evening, breaking up on numerous occasions the well- organized Crystal attack, with a dan- Saunders and Nicholson were each on the ice sev- Ieral places at once arid were a con-

..1 _,

boys

gerous poke check.

stant threat to the Summersid

runs and brilliant stick handling

an excellent

. '- bllfiy eveninl- McEwen stopping ‘ twenty-four for the locals to Coilings‘

twenty-six. l - , ‘ FIRSI/ PERIOD

The period opened with the play 11815881118 from one end of the rlnl: to the other with the Crystals pressing matters. About-five minutes after the face off Saunders broke up a oombln- alien Play. skilled through the Cl‘_i‘.\'. tal defense, arid passed to Lav/lo" who Planted the dirc iri the some" of the nets. The Summ" ""12 boy.

, lost no time in iyiil; the score when

Schurman stick-handled through m; Abbie defense, and lured Mg-Ewcn aiit of tile nets in order toravc. Mon; 201118131 coming apparently from no- where moped up the puck and shot

i’ it into an empty net. With two men I

in the Pen thing-i momentarily look- ed bad for Summerslde, but stellar

ier of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Br ‘ h

of Summerslde has been elected

captain of iulé varsity‘ basketball

ham of Acadia University. Profea-' sor Osborne is coach for the girls‘ and st their first practice gave them E some useful pointers and sound ad- i vlce.—S.

.—’I'IIB.EB MONTHS IN JAIL AND FIFTY DOLLAR FINE. — An old oflender appeared in thci Police Court at Summerside on‘ Thursday before Stipe " y Wyatt charged with being drunk and cre- ating a disturbance. He was sent-l enced to three months in jsll and in}

the fine is not paid the "prisoner l must serve another three months in! jail at the aspiration of the first three months-S. g

—TIIE PREBBYTIIIAN CIIUBCII

MELOIDS For The Throat

I Remove huskioess and tickling leaving

THE ivoicr: CLEAR AS A BELL.

‘Sold Only By. it! Micro-re i zacKinnon

o...

i

and Edmond Delaney, Malpeque, Joesph McMahon. Remington.

from "rel-onto"

‘.“.'.‘I~'."'.".i3 ‘il‘.'.,'é’.°.‘.“" -1=’i°1':"""" °" “l” "°'“ g PRICE 2st P0X- 2.000

a-ataseaiafha argues that a disal- tniis firs

lsooiul

lterrlble spldaads.

in Canada. Kensington and Frec- town services Jan. 12th. 10 a. m. Sun day School: 11 a- m. sermon "If I lake the wings of the Morningih- Psalm 180:0. 3 p. m. Freetown ser- vice. 7 p. m. Sermon Nehushtanl Tile Recall to Reality. Text "Hezekiah. brake in pieces the braun serpen: that Moses had made; 2nd he called it Nehushtan!" II Kings 18:4. Rev- T. Lewis Williams. B. D-, B- D., min- ister. .

PERSONALS

-Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Muttgrt,

addition was fined I50 and costs. If,‘ m" ymwr, to Qhulouetown on iliocrais in the City Council started

Pkldalfi-S.

—Mr. and Mrs. James Tuplin of Black Banks left on Friday morning on a visit to notion and other places of lntarllt in the United States-S.

-'rhe following boys left Ken. sington Thursday on the afternoon train for It. Dunstank University, I-Ianlton and Stephen Gillie, Gerard Mcfalian of Indian River. Joseph

RADIO PROGRAM

"c. a’. a. a." Programme, Monctoh, n. a. c. u. a. a. (ivssl , Sunday. Jan. 12, 1080. eoo-aii-cmodo Symphony Hour

(Continued o-on case one)

-_-_-_.-.._-_.

ltwines, the former with his flung"- W! 511°". the latter on splendid solo

Chick Gallant was apparently in the Pink, and fast as ever, puzzling the local defence with flashy plays, Schunnan and Woodside each played combination game. Power on the‘ Abcgwelt defence and' Montgomery and Silllphgnf, (or mo‘ Crystals proved substantial barriers "14 dlnserous men on individual rims. Both goal-tenders were given‘

rrm! cnokurrrifloivw GUARDIAN ‘ "‘_..'. ' ., '

Abbies ‘Defeat . Cryilzzls, 2-1

Twelve hundred enthusiastic fans, two hundred of whom came from Summeraide, “saw the Abegweits take their old rivals, the Crystals, into camp last night at the Arena Rink to the tune of a 2 to 1 score. The inter- spersed with numerous penalties, which were about evenly divided between the teams. The Abegwelts scored the first goal five minutes u; tar the first period opened when Lawlor bulged the twine on a pass About four minutes later Montgomery evened the score on Senor-man's rebound. The winn- "ioholsonh stick on s. beautiful individual play when the second period was about five minutes old. The third period, thouflh scoreless, produced the has 1100i“! of the evening. It was ap-

defense work saved the situation. For the remainder of the period both teams settled down to machine-like combination plays with the defense men breaking up plays regularly. The period was featured by hard checking on both sides of the red line. Numerous penalties were hand- ed out.

SECOND PERIOD

Shortly aft.er the second period opened Nicholson secured the puck near the red line. In the course of his journey he was impeded by sev- eral Crystal players, and as a result “took s tumble." Recovering his feet like a. flash, he skated through the unprepared defense and slammed the rubber past Collings. For the re- mainder of the period the Abbles sp- parently had the better of the play. solo runs by Saunders and good com- bination featuring. Inaccurate shoot- ing by both sides spoiled many chances for scoring. Long shots by Chick Gallant and Woodslde gave McEwen considerable work, however-

The third period was a busy ses- sion for Ceilings, who was called up- on to stop rubber from all angles. Lawlor and Power starred for the locals throughout the stanza, while Schurman and Silliphant put up a splendid offense. The former on one occasion wiggled through the Abe-

{QWEH defense but tripped thus spoil- " ing what looked like a sure count.

;The Abegwcit forwards again took g possession of the puck and again Col- lllngs was given a. merry few min- utes. Abegweit fans were given a few anxious moments in the midst of a mix-up when MeEwen was forc- ed down on the ice ill order to save .Lo.wlor‘s poke check at this time was a bzlin to Crystal combination. A rligilt difference between sllliphant and Mcllellan netted the participants a five minute rest. Another Abcgweil ‘player _in the pen left four men on ltllc ice. and McEwen Wltll‘ the de-

fcme pair in difficulties, but they

camc through sziicly. I The lineups were as follows:

. sacs: 0000000000000000000000000000000000oeesooaooeOOOQfi

St. James Presbyterian Churchill". . 1 i

HlNISTIIF-I-BV. W. BIUCI IUII a

_ 74:24

OIGANIBT—-WALTEB McNUTT

MORNING

11.00 A. M.--Itev. M. Scott Fulton, B. D. ~ Solo-“Ilearltfyhayefl llsndeblohn Miss Margaret Sterne. ~ Anlhem-‘The Lord is My Shepherd" ....,..... The Choir.

2.30 P. lit-Sunday School and Men's Bible Class.

svsrmm mo r. n-Joillt service "is Zion Church. g t . .

Foster

O-QX-O-OXOOO-O.

‘AAA ‘a a AQAAAA a Lama

Zion Presbyterian Church MINISTER-HIV. M. SCOTT FULTON, I. A” I. D. , ORGANIST-MI. L. D. THDIIPION >5 ‘

'0 i I I l‘ MORNING . _ l’ J

a A¢LAAAAA a‘

11.00 A. M-Service ln 5t. Jamel Church. 2.10 I’. lVL-Sabbath School arid Bible Classes.

EVENING I’ "L00 I’. M-Servlce in Zion.

Anthem-"Come fo My Heart, Lord Jesus" _, Among"

(Solo part by Mr. Jack McLeod and Choir.) Qusrfette by Zion Male Qnartette. < Students and Stranters ‘Welcome.

g e 0 0 g e

04+o04oe0o+o+e00oo0<00000000o0o0aa+o4+o+o0+o04+¢bL Q-._.444A¢A a. a i_-,.- ‘AA¢A¢‘

vrv OQOOOFO400-OOOO-O-O-OQ

Trinity United Church

Ministers-Bet. E. If. Ramsay, D.D., Rev. C. N. Brown, l,‘ . Organist: — Prof. W. E. Fletcher, A, 3, c, p1,, L 1; q 1,,

11.00 A. M.-Prayer Meeting,

11.00 A. lit-Preacher, Rev. W. L. Outhouse, B, A. (Pastor of Central Christian Church) Subject: "My Master's Cross and Mine"

Anthem by The Choir. - 2.30 r. MF-Sabbath School and Bible Classes. 70° P~ lll-Silblem “Temperance? .. Rev. Dr. Ramsay Soloist: Miss Lillian McKenzie, Anthem by The Choir. Evening Service Brpsicasf. by C. H. C, K, A Cordial Welcome to alL

OQ-OOQOQOOOOOQOV OQO-OFOO-O

0-0400 >0 ooocavow-vooovoroooo» 00 0-60

O

&+§_§§>eoQ-O40-¢OQO<ev4eooo0eo0Q~~ Qoo-Q-Q-QQQQ-oggg‘.

‘The Baptist Churchf f3’, 1,1:

Minister-REV. A. C. VINCENT, D. D. Organist-Alisa Robert: Spencer. I. T. C. L.

t

MORNING wonsrnr ll o'cr.oclr Anthem—"Send Out Thy Light" ..... .. doulloo