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' lllallace D. Breheut. Alexandre.

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'“*—_ A BIG SS PRIVATE GREETING '. Christmas card sample book m; rcpgeeenletlvea plrclidl’ rook.- mg five ollars uD daily; expor- ienee or cepltpl unhecessery. Ger-

‘ yevscn Company, Brautford. Ont. ' A. W. 9-26-24i.

_'_**‘ ims m0 WOMEN-IF YOU I435 trees end shrubs. why not roll them! Make a business of it. Port time or full time. Bill] varltics oi prover: Bod ‘F88 Nursery Byoducts. been evirlywweek. Finest rguipment free. l r . WQJ . W . lllssr. s. Montreal. A. W. 84:0.

“n on Woman TO TRAVEL end appoint local representatives. position permanent: yearly guar- mtoe $1300 (being $25. weekly irerage) and expenses; commission l Ind cash bonuses besides. State m. experience and general dll+’~‘~1' flmtions. Winston Co. Tower Bldg. Toronto. A. W. ltf-wedsattlOct. if.

l‘ YOU 05E LOOKING FOR AN quportunity to better your position this Fall. the Wqtkins Business will put you on the path to Success, without any risk of your part. Po- sitively the larirest end best line o! goods sold t9 fomllles. $50.00 or more per week for the industrious man. Apply now for the locality. The J. R. Watkins Company, Dept. B8 ‘M9 Craig 5L, West. Montreal. Que. A. W. 9-l3-S-4i.

For Sole | envy shown PAPER you 57oz: Apply at this Office. 5595-“.

roe“ sate. “To LET. eoapu mu room signs on hand at Guardian Office. ‘ . f1

roe GALE-DINING norm rants gq buffet. yhene one-L or 244 uozberland‘ st. 1495-10-10-21

fer. due to freshen. Earle Mcllee. l BIDOkIiBld. 7530-IO-1l-3l '

FOR SALB-DHOP AHEAD SINGER 748940-10-31

FOE SALE-Z fILLlF-i 2 AND 3 _

Years old. sired by Prince Baron.’

74l7—l0-7—9~1l-3i i

houses. ell complete and painted:

I i Mflle Help Wanted l

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IVANTED — EXrI-Jlueuo n representative for lergrnrglfigc. tartan fraternal beneficiary society. Liberal hours and commissions, Earl L. Cousins. 411 Metropolitan Building, Toronto, Ontario. " '

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BEl-IAPLIJ MAN F03 0N8 HUN!)- red store county route: this prov- ince; experience unnecessary"; no selllnl-(I distribute and collect. Should net seventy dollars weekly. Shaina: Mfg. Co... New Toronton Ontario. MJ-LW.

4,999 AEPQINTMENIB “EARLY AS Fnsarncn. Clerks. Stenogrephcrs, Customs lllxantlners, etc. in Gov- ernment Servlcc. For particulars write Civil Service Dent. M. C. C. Schools Ltd. Toronto lit.

M. H. W. 10-4-11-18-25.

SlWiRI MANAGER WANTED FQR Charlottetown and Summerslde. Experience unnecessary. $56. per iveek and substantial share of pro- fltn to start. 31250 cash dcflllslt re- curred on merchandise. Mansller 4033 St. Denis 5t. hhntreal.

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Miscellaneous

fanopmo MEN acponmonar- .; ed. 24a Kent Street. 1499-10-10-41

Rum ALFRED Mcpouatn. rno_ i vlnclal Land Surveyor. Hermen- l ville 709Z-9-20-1mo. l

runs ruzaronnumo. ncvarizeo. relincd. 170 Prince st. hlrs. Dav-J iron. 7400-10-7-81 -

ESCAPED FROM RANCH FEMALE ; fox totoocd J. l-l. K.—5 G. Finder please notify W. L. lifftcfacherlr. Mermaid. lil-ll-Zl

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T0 LET-SECOND FLOOR OFFICE in Gordon Bulldini. Prone 6C8 or 923. 7447-18-8-61

T0 LET-HOUSE IVITH TWELVE rmn-is. central. all conveniences. or . will rent part furnished or unfur-l nished. Apply Guardian. f

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WANTED-A SEGQND HAND IL- lustrated copy of “Theory and Practice of Fox Ranchlne" by Dr- ,y_ A, All"; gnu W. c. S. MoLure. State price. (Mrs-l Lucy A. Gordon- A]l)(§yf,pn_ 1103-9-22-tf.

22 fox shipping crates. standard William J. Scott. Marshflcld. i

.1. 7467-10-0-13 i

roe sate - ur-ro-‘n-are corii Also

‘. barn. suitable for germs. Apply 1'1

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_ Hod house and buildings at. Mal’-

I Bloke. Milton.

field. James Dqiron. o. o.. I-ro HHB-lil-lil-fii

umsonmen oceans FOB SAW-

- his dwelline house. situated M 33

Pleasant Street. modern convenien- ces. also large barn. suitable for

I curate. 1;, J. Palmer.

mo. Toropte. o. fO-Ett-tI-OcL-fl . t" Willem orraifllm"

q £55k. Civkl. _ exlet wgrt eflypq. Qeentfful ‘yeed.

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loll SALII-rlnl EseIX SEDAN. excellent condition and good tires.‘ ‘mo; mev he arranged. Write P. O. Box 14f or phone 421. 1511-10-11-21,

IE A VY oepnpoepo. r n E j Guardian is offering for snlc. a‘ qusnrtv ‘o! heavy olrlibflnrd mic» specially suitable for the lnlnz "f. chicken houses. etc. Price one cent each "F. s." 9-l0-tf. t

Female Help Wanted

_._____-__________ lemme-a comes-rear coon: fcr institutional work. Anvil’ Guardian Oflice. 7463-10-94!

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FAYItED-SXPERIINCED SAI-ES.’ 11413’ to work in General store. Ap- 1 lllv to Kennedy l.» Kennedy IML OLeery. ‘1528-10-11-41

relvren -_- nxremnunpn MAT- rcn for t e Provincial Bemtorlum. ffbnlctu ma. Aonly to Dr. ‘P. A.

Clfllmln. Oherlottetown. . ‘IVIIT-IO-I l-ll

Qoporippities-for apd Women

amt a-r no": ... new MHNEV valeting riotous cords. Cate- lflme. uni uflinetructlons ten mo. Pee l‘; a"; quud. 2m Vc-

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LADY OR GENTLEMAN T0 ACT es local representative in Chm’- lottetown and d’strict for 01d f5‘ mblishcd firm with very Wllllfl“ lino of Personal Chrfstmas CF01’!- foe Cards. Whole or mu Hm"- oepr-rmrs IYWHRliSFlOlIS. Bagel Art Co. 31o snwllm Ave. ‘Fl-‘Yflllvl-

S. V. 10-6-7-9-11-14-15-13»

cramsrmas MONEY sasnn‘. quickly earned M15111 "I'd"? m" for our beautiful line. of Personal (whrlslma; Greutlnc Cords. Sell on sizht Regal an Co.. B10 F"""l"" Ave. Toronto. 3'5» V —'

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_j____-_____---_ rm CRRFTMAS cell!" l QQK ‘BRA CAN BB EARNED ""“"_‘i""’ and pelrl weekly in spare time sailing well known l'ne nersmlfll Christmas cards. Exper- ience unus-cessnryv. An Porlv "H" and our co-nneretion assures suc-

ccss Beautiful new portfolio rcmolc free. Master Kraft Co“ pmpcel. Toronto Representatives

wanted small t'*l'.'ns also. l". H. W.-mwf-tl 3f.

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Agents i _,~ A CANADIAN GREETING CARD manufacture:- requires representa- tives Iboth sexes) to sell Personal Christmas Carrie In every vlllallc. town rnd city in Canada. Sample bngk n" liberal commissions vvru; for complete information. Premier Art Guild. 21o Victor". Tm-qnm S. H. A. IO-tl-lfi.

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YQBK UNITED eunuch of Cen- , nde- church School s: u e. u. s... l vice M '1 n. 1a.. team of no pfur; ~ Rleeunt Grove Church school gt z P- m. service st l.“ p. a.

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flUGl-IFAN 5FBVl¢EF-—.G!el#flrl1d~ Saint John's Church, October l3. 193i]. Sunday School. 10.30. llvensupg. ‘I: Springfield, Saint Islttrqbetlrs

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Chuwh- October if. Sunder School! 19. H015‘ Comma-too. ll Speziql 01 Premier- g“ B‘ Bennett’ l“ wmch‘:na;1ufacturcrs——\vould have on 0p_

preacher. Rev. J. N. filorlsett qt ro- ronto University. ‘

CHURW-i QERYICES will b‘. cop- ducted by Rev. E. J. Chisholm on Sunday. Oct. l2. as follows’ Ale]- n-ndro at ll a. m; Hezelbrook at a p. rn.. xvith special music: Cros‘ Bonds at 7 p. m. with ipedlll mu- sic.

PURLISHES Yllltsps-Hev Don- pld hiacleens many friend; will be interested in his recently published

poem "Salvation." which contains much religious thought expressed with Mr. Maureen's accustomed

fluency end conviction.

CHURCH SERVICE-Dr. Rnbt. F. Whlston. Provincial Evangelist for the Churches of Christ in P. E. 1.. will begin e meetinz with the Green- mount Church cf Christ. Sunday the 12th. These meetings will continue each iuzht. but Saturday for several weeks. Sunday at ll a. m. end 7 p. m. Week illghts 7.30. '

PHOTOGRPQFIIED-Tuesdav‘: To rnnlo Mail and Empire reproduces e fine photograph of Mr. 1nd Mrh, Cyril J. 'l‘ralnc-r. ond their wedding attendants. Mr. ‘Praincr. svlzns». 11rd: was Miss Maroaret. flsrves dauzhtc; of the hie hrlze M Hajxer. 112v! Vll" Hayes. of Guelph. Ont... s a son of Mrs. James T"-a!nr~r. r-t fhir: czty. and has hosts of frltnds here.

ACCIDENT AT MT. ALBION-A motor acvfdflnt nccilrred ‘Yesterday morning at l0 o'clock at McEac-herns Corner at. Mount Allron. In turnlnx‘ onto the side road a car eolniz ir: the direction of Cherry Valley crash- ed into a. Studebaker. two wheels nf the former car eoinq nver the running board o! the latter. The fender of the Studebaker was dam aged, and the other car sustained a . broken axle.

AUXILIARY T0 OIRPIIANAGE— The monthly meeting of the Wn men's Auxiliary to the Protestant Qrplfanage was held last evening with the president. Mrs. J. A. Mac- Millan, ln the chair. It was decided to begin the annual street collection on Nov. 10. and to hold a rummage sale in the Nash Show Rooms on] Queen Street on Oct. l0. General business of tho organization was dealt with. There was a good et- iendance of men-livers at the meet-

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BIRTHS MACPHERSOFF-At Greonvele Oct. 1. 1e30, to Mr end m. lvlllllr M. MecPherson, a daughter. SMITH-At. Webster's Corner. Oct. 2. 1830. to Mr. and Mrs. Philip Smith, a sen. John Kenneth.

JAY-At Morell. Oct. 9. 1930. to Mr and Mrs. J. B. Jay, e son. Joseph Al- llson.

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SULLIVAN-MCGUIGAN-At Den- ver. Colnrldn. on October I. 1836. .1. W. Sullivan. formerly of Coleman, P. E. 1.. end Alice McGuleen, formerly. of Hope B-lver. P111.

negro; rich»... m. Stewed. Oct. v Mrs. Montague Pleott. eyed 7|. Pun- cm Beturdll! at two o'clock. I

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8.81117 Support OTTAWA. OCIZODGI‘ IQ-Thg gpgggh

he outlined m the Impgriq] 30911;-

W“ his oreyosels for as elopin;

icral end more rtudicd revision would |be submitted at the regular sexier: this winter.

In the meanfme public hearings were Promised at which all interests —the consumers, the farmers, tho

‘immunity of voicing their opinions as

t: the changes made in the Emerg-

Emplre trade finds hcorty supporpelwl’ 585mm and those proposed t,

the conclusion of the cabinet meet- lllll- Si: score: Perky. acting Frlme

9111- Prime Minister,‘ he told Canadian Prue.

the

3mg», m, “hi”; wneasups but M lift- madb later on. A tcntative start.

it ls unclersixmd. has already been

“"46 i" Pfflllpfing for the next bud-

Milllilef. expressed satisfaction with in?“

the proposals. "We are ell proud cf l

‘éllfillld the proposal be accepted for an adjournment of the Eornom- l‘. Conference for six months after

Th. apnch h" “mum are“ m? lwhlch it would meet in Ottawa to

lerest in Ottawa end considerable con- i

llflhlre as in future developments. 511011141 Mr. Bennett's proposals s». accepted. the plans for the coming session of the Dominion Parliament. lmllld doubtless undergo extensive‘ changes. The tariff revision at the

work out Emplre-ivide preferences. the edoiumed conference‘ would no doubt. be held in April and it is not unlikely that. Parliament would be in session 11ers et that time. 'I‘he Brltsh Parliament has more than once sat while similar conferences were in progress in London. This

CAMPAIGN

MEETINGS

District meeting in three different ton-us lest nirrt in the campaign m raise $750000 to ccrnplrve the cm- struction and equipment fund for the new Prince Ezlvsnrd Island Hos-

pital showed that the people of the

Province are taking a kecn lnwrcsl. in the fund raisin: movement, and pull do their port toward making i‘. g signal success. The meetings were held in Bonslmw, Murray Harbor and Kingsboro.

Miss Mona lllilson. of the Red Cross, and Dr. RF, Sejmlin, of mp Hospital Staff were the size-alters at Bonshaw. Miss Wilson told a large audience how clearly her Red Cross wnrk had taught hcr thc urgent need of it new buildlruz for the Prince Edward Island Hospital. She sairl many children sent to the Hospital by the Red Cross often had to wait for weeks to obtain beds m the m- stltution Dr. Seaman sketched the growth of the Hospital and pointed out its many ireezlo. The en- tertainment llrogram included a solo by Mrs J.A. Latrson, n duct by Mrs. LBW-GOD and Alisa Lillian McKenzie. Mrs Keith Rogers was the eocom- panist. Mr. J.J. lllcLenll. at the conclusion of the meeting madE a stirring speech pledging the support of the people of Bonshaiv.

Cums-l. .CHURCn_The servze of might be a good thing m,» the mnki At a large meeting in llfurray Har-

Christ Church. Cherry Valley. on

[and me of the parliamentarians as bor splended addresses were made

Sunday. Cct. 12th. will be held at alllwv would have an coiwflunltv of “Y M“ WK- R"3"“"" C““"“‘“" °‘

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PERSONALS

Dr. Simpson. Summerslde. leaves‘ this morning tn attend e meeting of the American College of Surgeons. Philadelphia. Pa.

Miss Florence Gordon and Miss Cecilio Doucette. of Charlottetown.‘ left this morning on o trip throughi N9"! 590th. l

Dr. g. T. Way: left this mornmg to attend the meeting of the Can- P-lllun Dental Association which will be held m Montreal during the coming week. ‘ .

Mr. and Mrs. Loren A. Alford win motored to the Island from Ann?!» o‘ls. blerylend. and spent a rlc/astvt, vacation veiling relatives and fricndz‘ have returned to their home. Mrs Alford was formerly Miss‘ Ruby Brown, of New London.

ChurchDelegation Hen re " Proposals

For Peflsiolw rzoronrnovrzlpr

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Delegations from the Churches of 1

luiet of the Provnce yvere DYBSBIIL ill

the Central Christian Church yes- '

leidey to listen to lilr. Hugh B. Kil- gcur of Toronto. on the Pension Plan

‘about to be llllugureted by the Chrls- 1

tlan Churches of the U. S. and Cour ads. Mr. Kilgour is Secretary of the All Canada Society end in charge for Canada of the Pension Scheme. It we; announced that i8.000.000 was the goal to be reached within the Year‘ to stort the Pension Fund and that already 8488 ministers had cnrollcrl and i865 chilrches. Mr. Kilgnur s‘n£-

lee that bl: business end governments

were vitally interested in peuslovs and that the church of today must make it possible for all ministers who have enriched civilization o-‘th lives gorvire. to be t-iken care of by! the Chilrohc-s “when they reach the end of the road." Plans ‘"1"’ "was r-T n__,. _...§;-o..,.-n.*_nr|114_= phllffh" es of the Island and the ministers. Meetings will be held in the vorlovls

Kghufghgl until Nov. l5. Wit-h fill! Pl"-

m" ,1 plum; the Isilnfl Churches‘ qn the mop for Pensions. v

cannon?" mg. WIR, CARSON rumor finlcm mire new Chronic our! New“! l! N!"

IN Irina-e 8t- Ilole I07! apposite M. Fall's (‘inn-eh

lamination in Music

Itll In hold tbraelllenl the Beulah! be

the Almtlteul loud. 0f ti! eyes Acelemy of Music one the out College of lluie n fellerm

Theoretical subjects. November end I».

Practical mbkctl. June. ' _ _ pronoun enlr to

l-F-fillfltlg-Blrktli. HIIIIIIMIOII lvleol cl MIIIIO.

lam ileum’!!! 3e"-

Ml! and

meeting the representatives from other parts of the Empire and gct a more thorough appreciation of tlve others‘ viewpoints.

The Canadian Budget would prob- ably he delayed imtil tho lI-lconomlc Cfilliclcnce had reached a decision. The Budget this rear was not brought down until Hay 1st. so the delay lwceilsc of the conference miclz: not be so very great. l

Ilon. F‘. B. Rvrkman. Mimster of Natiewrl Revenue. is already on his way West and v.-'ll be ln a good position to estimate. frst hand. t!“ roortinn of that owl of Cenocla t" the Prime Tilnf't=r'= speech. F“ i" vconwanicd by tariff experts m" 11* doubt. keep a careful watr-‘w .~-~ Wwtern opinion regalxiiltg tariff matters.

BOYB Aiiill BONNUR

with Clarence Chamberlain in t'r|:* (Humble in i927. staiccl that the mcncplane ivas undamaged. They ‘ nded on a beach in the little is- lrnrl. Both were well. _

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CRDYDEN. England Ont l0»- rfcs for thc F.”l‘.t’l'ITl"ll'.’- (Jliallomr 0:1 cfficials at. the oirdrome here trcm the coastguard station on Si. Hilary's Island. close to Trosto This message said that motor troubie hai forced the monoplane churn less ll~.an 300 miles shirt cf Crayds-n. Anrirri report. received at lk-uzanre. (‘n-n ivall. howcver. said that a dazu-nc-"I .""'"““c tank had cut short t‘.~

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Not Sighted in lrrhml

Before cnnlirmalmn cf the loci that. the Columbia 11nd coma dour‘. was received. the last. lvtevlolls rc- port had showed he‘: in the Atlanu" rhlppinlz lane nbrul 200 miles fill Lands End. Boyd and Connors '.v.~'" not sighted anvzvhcre in Ireland il1nugl1 clvir: guards hm! l-een mid l keep on the v-atrlw for them A "arentlyi their course tuck them u-cl‘ to the south of the Free Stale.

Levine at (‘royden

information that the stu-sdy mrm-i ‘plane's second crnssin’: Wis at an‘ and. was received with relief by If small crowd thnt had IathBI'\"d at Croyden Alrdrome to welcome the aviators after their dengcroils journ- ey Among these at the field werr Curios A. Levine. who came nver from Paris by aeroplane to greet tho

adien and United, States Colonies ln lnndm.

Little off Course ' Lieut. Gonors. reputed to be en ex- cellent navigator. felled to hit the nlll e1: the held es he did on the Columbia‘: flight frog-n New York t» Bermuda some months 1B0. lie we! more than 1.1m miln off the course like: Newfoundland to crnydon. ‘Pru- co 1| roughly 39B mile: by efrllnl from Greydeo. which lie; lliehtly south of landon.

the Memorial Committee, and the Rev l-LD. Raymond, M.A., setting’ forth the Hospital's appeal. Enter- tainers from Charlottetmvn included Mrs. J.A.C. Rodgerscn. Chairman of the Entertainment Committee. accompanist. lVfrs RE. Mutch. read- ing. Miss Pearl Burns and Mr. Mal- colm McKlnnon. solos.

At a meeting in Iimgsborn ad- dresses were made by Dr. A.C. Vincent, and the Rev. J; McLeod. The musical program was provided by artists from Souris. consisting of. the Rev. Mr. McDonald. solos. and.‘ bliss Gertrude Sterm, pianist and rtadPr.

Announcement: of furthr; n1C: fl in the campaign will be found in tr. local columns of this xiewspa-per.

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