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‘THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN _

jllentrai Guardian

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‘cent will be the preacher.

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| CHURCH SERVICE- Marshfieid -Baptlst: Service Sunday afternoon ‘Oct. 5 at 8 o'clock, Dr. A. C. Vin-

TRYON BAPTIST PASTOBATE-

FURMUIJNT A. TUMURRBW

‘Services Sunday. Oct. 5: Wastmore- land, 11 a. m.; Albany, 3 p. m.; Try- on '1 p. m. Myron O. Brinton, minis-

ter.

Victoria and Bans-haw.

Minister.

PBINCETOWN UNITED CHURCH Rev. E. M. Aitken, 8A., Minister, Sunday, Oct. 5, 1930: l0 a. m., sun. day school, 1i a. m., Worship, 7.15 P. m., Organ Recital, 7.30 p. m" wor-

“on company Brantford, Ont. " ' A. w. 5-26-241

For ‘Sale

rglt IALE—DODGE TRUCK IN J. R. Marks. New

good condition.

which. P. a. I. 7310-10-2-4i

will’; as rnmvrl dunno

Christmas card sample book mo; representatives already mak- [ngfive dollars up daily; exper- ience or capital unnecessary. Gar-

Schooi, No. l5,

John B. McEwen, Sec'y.

' Found W

Harbour. Apply peter Curran Ban.

. Employment Wa-nted

W A N T E D FOR. GREENWICH

a second class female teacher, supplement $100.

7316-10-2-41

FOUND-DORY OFF TRACADIE Hughes, ‘1292-10-1-31.

shlv- Address by Miss Mitchell Ind a thank offering for the local W. M. Societies. Special music.

CENTRAL BEDEQUE AND FREE. TOWN BAPTIST SERVICES-Sun- dflY. Oct. 5th. Preacher, Rev. H. c. CPOWE. B. A. Th. 10.45 a. m., preach- 1118 service at Central Bedeque, sub- Ject: "The Passover Lamb a Type." 11.45 a. m., Sundayschooi; 12.15 p. m., "The Ordinance of the Lord's supper": 7-30 D- m.. preaching serv-

Einvcnsrlim Arenas A1.‘ r. s.

nevus’, Southport. lasi-r-ao-al

Envy BROWN warm Ion SALE. sass-ti. / '-' roll sate. 'ro an. noann AND. room signs on hand at Guardian

Apply at this Oflice.

Office.

m’! WHITE AUSTRALIAN LEG- lwrn Roosters for sale at East

Royalty, H. R. S. Mrs. M. Corbett. ‘ ‘ifldl-lll-l-Si

—--—-—'--"-?- I01! BALE-loo IJABRED ROCK and Leghorn pullets from B. T.

stock at 70 cents each. Jas. P. fhlpiin. Summerside,.1i.73l‘i.l_1\1l$:22;ht A-fl-Escaped ai EEAVY CARDBOARD THE ESCAPED FROM RANCH FEMALE

‘Guardian is oflering for sale, a fqusntlty oi heavy cardboard mats. specially suitable for the lining oi rchlcken houses. etc. Price one cent Teach. “F. B." 9-10-tf.

FOR SABE—TEN ROOM HOUSE. with barn and large lot. on Maine- oue Road opposite Spring Park -School. Apply Neil Walker or phone 784. If not sold within ten days will be disposed of 0v luc- tlon. 7348-10-3-2!

Female Help Wanted

.. WANTED-DINING ROOM GIRL. City Hotel. 7347-10-3-21

1 WANTED-MAID. COUNTRY GIRL

Kent-St. 7314-10-2-31 r _ WANTED-A MAID. N0 WASHING. Aonlv 252 Prince Street after 6 o'clock. 7333-l0-3-3l.

preferred. Apply 242

WANTED-MAID. APPLY MRS. S. “Hughes, 106 Brighton Road. l-‘hme

a. 7346-10-3-31 .___€____,_i_.__. WANTED-A MAID FOR. GENERAL

bcusework. Apply 166 Dnrchcster .5t. 7322-10-2-21

Miscellaneous —_--__. IOHN ALFRED McDONALD, PRO,

llncial Land Surveyor. Herman- “118 7092-9-20-lmo.

-_.___,__________i_}___ READY FOR IMMEDIATE SHIP- ment 3 only Proven Proctor Potato Blazers. write or phone if inter- ested. Bruce Stewart (c Co., Ltd.. Charlottetown. 7330-10-3-(11.

l Male Help Wanted

_._______________ WANTED MAN non FARM WORK.

Anrly Harry Wood, m. Herbert. rssa-io-a-al.

WANTED-YOUNG MAN TO AS- rst in fox ranching. Apply P. A. Farquharson. 99 UpperPrlnce St.

. 7315-10-2-31

Wanted

.__ FORD COUPE. MODEL 1927 WANT-

Aovly Phone ass-a. a. 7336-l0-3-2i.

WANTED _ rumor: ‘on ‘some "wit". fumfil-led for "out house- ltevlnr. Apply this office.

. ‘l344-l0-3-2i

"lune-A sitcoms mum ll.- lustiinted copy or "Theory and Prentice of 1mg P-rnnhlnq" hv Dr. J. A. Allen and W. C. S. ‘McLnre. Fists price. lMrs.) Luw A. COMO"-

‘ Alberton. 7103-0-22-tf.

___' WANTED-A" BUYING EMPTY _ bfittldl. will Q.“ frv gnml, fliahest

“fillet William mchael. corner

Wemootu qnq perennial- an. Phone 1101. 7321-l0-2-2i

win. oocon . BAYER srunlo FIOI ”‘|Q ' -

- Apply 12 Spring Street.

Lost

dry and W. B. Prowse & Sons. Mc-

. x 5, Goodyear. between Charlotte- ~ tow and St. Peters, via ‘Iracadle. Finder notify Stewart's Bakery an

receive reward. ' 10-3-3i

MAN WANTS WORK 0N FARM. 7290-10-1-31.

—--i______-_____.____ LOST-BETWEEN STERNS‘ LAUN-

Lotrr-rnuck TIP-E AND am ab? completion. ‘it

ice at Freetown. Subject; "Justjfj. cation."

THE SEPTEMBER. MEETING of the Cornwall York Point Women's Institute with Mrs. Pope Crosby, Meadow Bank, was held on Sept. 1st with twenty-five members present.

u Laughian Radiator cap. Finder Th , leave at Duvars Garage. be: meegglgl opened “m1 the Creed v _ 732g_10_3_2,_ ng re n unison. work on in-

‘side oi Hall at Cornwall nearing was decided to pay ,$6.00 as soon as it was finished to Khave floor scrubbed and windows lcieaned. It was moved and seconded

{that all r ry blinds be purchas-

fox tatzloed J. H. K.-i G. Finder please notlfv W. L. MacEachern.

SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS CAN BE EARNED V and paid weekly in spare time selling well known l*ne personal Christmas cards. Exper- ience unnecessary. An early start and our co-onsratlon assures suc- cess. ~Bcautiful new sample free. Master Kraft Co. Limited. Toronto. Representatives wanted small towna‘ also.

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for decay-

"The bullet went throlllh J00" and killed Smith.” "Did they arrest the killer?" “They arrested Jones."

“Why did they arrest Jones?"

"It was through Jones that Smith

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ed for, C.ornwall_and...York_ . Point Schools. The roll call at this meeting was answered with music, jokes and

HAMPTON PASTORAL CHARGE -The services for Sunday, Oct. 5th, are: Victoria, at l1; Bonshaw, at 3; ' m, at 7. Rev. J. M. Murchi- son, Secretary oi the Bible Society l5 filllected to take the services at Bally Day Service at Hampton. Rev. Geo. Ayers,

Well Balanced Team Will.,.......Open Season With Fast N. B. Squad Saturday Af- ternoon.

The Abegweit football team will leave by the early train tomorrow morning for Sackville, N. 3., where they meet the fast Mount Allison gridiron s ars in their first clash of the season.

The local "oval grapplers" have been working out with a vengeance ‘lately under the careful and exper-j Housed curwhlne or w. J. McDonald‘ ‘and St. Clair Trainer, football play- ers of the old and new school who know the game from almost every angle, therefore home fans may rest assured that the Abegwelts oi 1930 will give a good account of them- selves not only in this coming battle but. in iuture games of the present season. The following are requested to meet at the Y. M. C. A. this evening at 7.30 to receive equipment, etc., andto elect a Captain. Fullback-F. O‘Neiil; Quarters-W. Power, E. Latter, A. Gormley, I. Ncholson, A. Fraser; Halves-C. Ry- an, H. Saunders, G. Partrdge; _For- “'ard§_1l- Connolly, W.lDlXfJi1, w. Scarltlebury, A. Woolner, G. Ayers, N. Mathieson, J. Connolly, C. Bent- 'ley, E. LePage.

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"iiCaiaidimin Press) SHIBE PARK, Philadelphia, PLL,

Hon M. Meredith, chief justice o! the hi 11110. ll ffllllllllg from the bench on October

Athletics Win , Two Straight st. Louis No Match For Philadel-

phia-Cardinals Were Steam- rollered Into 6 to 1 Defeat. .

ABBIES iiivi'lResioivg~ l@

83 he is a vctcran of the Fenian Raid

. dies t: win the‘ world's cham- pionship for the SBCOllfl~_5tl‘3lglit year.

gh court division of 0n-. l, the 40th anniversary all"

Oct. 2.—The World's champixll Ath-r

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imost delicious lunch the meeting

I jcioscd with the National Anthem. ‘ ‘ l

CONVICTED ON THEFT CHARGE i Y-Charged with theft oi a suitcase‘ ‘containing articles valued at less‘

idrews, taken into custody by the‘

Provincial Ponce appeared before j cf football at Acadia, gave the order "18 triumph Blld DFEPflFTd to leave fol-j '1' n15 . ' _ ito clear the decks for action. For St. Louis and the third game there . .- - . M t D. E h , K.C., ' -‘

F‘ H w mwr u 31 88's rate dgm‘ S aw W5 the past vscck, members of last scn- on Saturday with a commanding‘

terday afternoon, and was coilvicteclj

‘ r ' i-A . .. iv i p x v A7,. “and sentenced to two “mums 1n 1a“ 1st-ins squad hale been hard at work margin cf trio up and‘ tho t) go. ‘I. s hinder conditions» The mo“, n is 8L r under the direction of Coach Kelly The same cannonsding crew tin. I:

Hegcd, took place on the tram at‘ iscotchfort Station on Tuesday. Septf r30. The first witness testified that I he had been on board the train with ,the accused on the Wily from iottctown to Scotchfert on Tuesday,

led accused li that was ills suitcase.

PY-lcfclllly {We [will IlTPZilIE llllulyr‘ Accused answered in the affirmative.‘ me varsity team from w“ to X938 water 00W. 50ft P61. bllghi- dry 7%.‘ and took the suitcase from thc tffllllwThey returned h take post graduate srcy nwuld. black snot or other dis-i‘ Later he broke it open, and left it lh ‘ wmes‘ BM“ Mmtgmnery‘ °f Bath’ 0115c 0nd free f-“Om damage cauied the woods, and coltlilucd on to lusurst‘ on“ Mun?‘ o’ Sydney’ mem- by worm rmg‘ wire worm. gmwmi home. constable Jay. or the Proflm i bers of last years forward line, turn. ‘l5 m‘ "P-‘Shfinicil ciai Police, stated that he had becnm

rent out to investigate the matter of‘, the missing suitcase, and related the} discovery of some oi the articles, one} oi which was on the person of the‘ accused, who. admitted the theft to‘ him before ‘he w placed under ar-f rest. Some‘, oi the articles which ‘ were in the suitcase, a razor andf fountain pen. had not been recovered

at thc time oi the trial. The accused‘ after due warning by the Magistrate. I consented to be tried summarily by‘ him and pleaded guilty to the charge. '

by Mr. Butler (encored) York Point. i was much enjoyed by all. After ai

day with another heavy hitting at- tack, knocking Flint Rhem out of the box and ’ capturing their second straight world's series victory by the

Coach Frelldkelly Now Satisfied With New

. -score o! six to one. Gorge Earnshau:

, 1518113131 H6 Has Ull- big right hander. held the National ’ earthed, Lcaguers to six hits and struck cut -__. eight before another capacity crowd

KENTVILLE, Oct. Zgbnly sgvgn cf 32 295 fans, who contributed lo a inen of last year's varsity squad “BB-le" 0i $152,735. exactly dllililffii-

pnrtfflua , than $10 an Indian from st. Am ‘ were m.‘ hand today as Fred Karly in; the figures for lillelOpfiilillg game.

starting his fifth year as head coach The "Mackmeil" scored a coilvinc-

and Captain Howie Ryan. Prospects biut-d Burieigh Grimes to defeat for a iair-tn-average team, which yesterday, Cochrane, Simmons. Foxy; have appeared exceedingly slim, took and Dykes reinforced by Bing Mil- a decided boost today with the rc- lcr, brought about the dnwufail of turn of two former Varsity stars, Rhem today within less than four Jim Hubley, 200 pound. scrum mun y lnings. It was the fourteenth Ameri-

are clean. film. bright. SMOOUl-j last. On arrival at Scotchiort, a mail and Fred hmnme’ former {am-am m“ Lin” View” m 9119* 13”“ lattes“ PMs-v" 5'5‘ smmd‘ M.“ Shapei properly tnmm on ‘he "am me witness stated “b18111?! "Wily bllllkfield fitllf- 30th men. Worlds Series games and establishes Earilshnlv. p. . . . . ..

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Plnlightelling Lecture By Judge Fra ilk Travers On Crime.

d ‘out for practice this afternoon. Also present were. Somers. of Mone- ton, Capt. of last year's intermediate team and Duncan MacKenzle, Syd- ney, Varsity basketball star and sub half on the Varsity football team. Kelly is having a. tough time. His biggest problem is to replace the brilliant 1929 three quarter line oi hiattilews.’ Buckley. Wilson and Ev- ‘lle, all missing this year. Things arc. however, not showing up so bad. Rniston. a former St. John High School star and John Eaton and Lawrence Smith, formerly of Wolf- villo High School. have shown up mighty well in practice. Christie, a

“Crime and Criminals." as dealt with by Judge Frank Travers at Chautauqua last evening. was a mllit interesting subject l0 i319 “"89 5W1‘

husky youngster from Amherst Ac- ademy, a also silaplng up well. Three

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ienm that attended the final ovenln 1's program. As a prelude to the address. and as entertainers on theaiternooil

men are organized and crime in Can- l arla and Unted States Ls costing those countries i1urt~en billion dollars |\":a:‘l_v. The silcllker did not bciievc ‘in brutal pililisilnleilr for cvlulinsis. ‘lie zrkccntcri unto rcrtrlinflv" of pull- | ifiuncnt rather than more sorority of ,‘"l1 lmont. Thorn silnuid be no dc- “cr The prrzlnpt (‘XPCUKPH of justice ' the scvvct of the 512C295 o.’ crim- Eiffll innv in F? "wnrl. A .<_\':~"tcm of ‘illaiorltv _lll(ll"i‘llf'lll of the jurv, the jvrice iteiruscrl. would riiillilllllc Hi9} iflfllllPl‘ of jiujvnril bring bought.‘ 116i" sIv-ulrl ‘no n1 apllCfil cwcspt on n l s nf pull‘. m" irlllnccnr". Tochilicrlil‘ -. n~t IHTPCIIHE lllt‘ i=- 5"; dlouirl not be rlilrnvcrl to affect ‘Iccilvlctions. I | The immrtsilre of a good envir- |ovlnlelli for ill!‘ ;ll"‘\'{‘IlllD1l of juveilrle ‘rlelillquozlcj; and a: tmiilin; for: cli- llrcllsllip was szisessed by ills- speaker. [Opportunity often comes fcr men to

[IIOWLETT-At Gowan Bren, Oct. 7,

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FRIDAY new students from the United States