. NQVEMBER 12. 19.21. i“

know what

Price Site a Ilox

whore Miibum ‘I Hurt and Nerve Pills had helped an many pmple and derided I would give them a trial. I used four boxes and found they help mo wonderfully. ’ ’ q

satlllnlllgiii" Fiintlng snla y Everything Would Turn Iilacll '

M". And“?! Black. Harcourt, .\'.D., vrfituz~ “I had been troubled with smothering and faint- ing llpolllr and everything in front of mo would | turn bIlr-ll. and I would fllihdnwn in n faint and r be unconscious for several minutes. I

I did not tn rln. until one day I mu reading

w‘ u .5 o," “l punt sumo, or lulled rllnet mi receipt uLprIel by Tbs '1‘. um» l“ M“ fiigfltsru-l..- m. . .. -_-...~_..- ~ .. 5:" I; n,“ ooooaooooooooo»,

v o o v ‘ E Classified Advertisements t j tum“... Itloxrllm of; word: s

0 h‘ per than of I words 0 g a p: lino of s ward- ; l : my; Imfltlpil not...“ . 1a per lino of 5 words , _; i 0, “swowwoyoooio ofagooiiofv-w-ofwfrvnoa-vooo u»; 00o

Agents Wanted Male Help Wanted

If _V_'_a____ __

nlo ss PRIVATE GREETING Achnstlnas card sample book frce; iu-csculativcs already makinll 9Y0 ‘GJHRQS m, daily; cxpcricilcc or (finial unnecessary. Garrctsoll v ' Brantforil. Out- wmrmw’ A. w. Nov. 10~Gi. s“ “YANTED T0 INTRO- Royal Buckingham, the mod- em table cover. Looks like lnerl. nerds no laundcrlntl- A T13R53‘? m “m, homa Low pflcfl, liberal mmnlission. Write for frce selling ‘ , Dept. lslaz. Public Service hlllls of Canada. Linlitccl. London. ontario. ' A. W. NOV. 5-8-12-15.

---——'*-’“"*.:_ W‘- F or Sale

YOUNG I‘IGS FOR SALE. S. WAT- sqn, lvfurlxly Rlvcr, 9194-11-12-41

BOOKKEEPEIt-IIIALE. APPLY BY

letter to 'l'i‘" Guardian. stating ox-

pcricllcc and salary expected. 8025-tl

AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY CAN BE EARNED weekly ln snare tinle selllnlz well known hnc Personal Cnrlstnlas Cards. Scores or Stenc- graphcrs. Accountants, Clerks. etc. ded this last season. Beautiful new portfolio sample frcc. lvlastcr Kraft Co, Linlited. Toronto. Rep- rcscntatlvzs wanted small towns

lientrailillordiau '

PUMPKIN PIES “that mother baked“ at St. James Tea tomorrow.

505T SUNDAY. Gold Earring. lfindcr rewarded by lenvin: at. (luardirill. l

cuzvlilrloa: IMPROVING - lllel condition of Mr. Cyrfl lllooo. who win: injured in last Wednesday": fatal i accident, has improved to such an extent that yelterday he was able to lcuvc the Prince Edward Island Hos- pital and rrturn to his home in Bun- bury. ‘I'll: condition of Mr. ilarry Nlutcll, who was lnnre seriously.‘ m- _iurccl, is renortcd as being much bot- ter.

ENJOYABLE WIII5T--A rncst en- joyable evening was spent when the first o! it series of weekly willst; was held ill the C.W.L. Hall on Mcnzlny evening last. Th1: iodlc5 prize was rqnuiiy lliCfltCd by Mrs. Brrt Paquct and 011's J. A. Lawson. Vznlcouvcr, and drawn by the latlcr. The Conwlailon prim uurallllvlllrlccllu Mrs William O. Davey. The gentle- lilcn‘s prize was \vol'l by Mr J. A. Lawson. Vancouver. 'I'llc consolation prize went Lo Mr John Flynn.

QUEENS COUNTY COURT-Ev-

also, M. l-I. W. Nov. é-vrfnltlNov. l4.

Wanted

wnwiribi- infill “s11. with cars to work on P. E. I. Must. be sober. energetic and of good

Salesman

_ _ character. Pernlancnt pos tion for

’““‘. . right men. Apply to Mr. Fenn. "Igonffigg, I?“ ”,§,‘,';¢”§“§{.’a,§f§§ Davies Hotel. aoas-ll-lz-zl. a __

Office.

S“ \1§§l:<;lsl"l§kr;l> sltvclcrox pupa. Phone R-i3l. Soutllport. "F, S." 9092-11-12-61.

. Illi - DRIVING WAGON.

FOB . ggod collflltl0ll, cheap. Herb. Dennis, Marshfleid. 909441-1241.

5176311138."; ééifirfiiT. Apply to Vail Bros. at Stanley

M s ALESM EN WANTED - saws rgcnt for Prince Edward Island. Good pay. Free outfit. We want new a reliable. energetic repres- entative to ilnutiie the best dis- tricts on the island. Our agency is profitable Vlrlte Pclimnl Nursery Co. ‘Toronto. 00:. S. W. fi-wstf.

_.-_-________ -

To Let

'..T;ijx§'.?.'€i-Yl§n. wml

ialcncc in the case of Morrison vs. Mutcll, all action Iur danlagcs am. illg from all nutolnobllc accident on the Kcppocil Road. It appears that the car driven by Mr. Morrison was precccdillg from Charlottetown to Kcppccll. and that drivcil by tllc tic- fcndant was coming out of thc gate- way to tile road. The cars collided on the highway near the gate. Ev- idcnvl‘ in the case was conflicting. M 53" ll. m. the case adjourned till tIlLS morning when iudglncnt will be rendered. Juiignlollt will also be giv- en this morning ill the case of Uousc vs. Edillunds.

AUCTION AND WIIIST-A very largely attended auction and whist was lleld last. evening at the l-laii

won by ML-‘s: Hilda Praught. The re-

Shaw & Peardons new business TO RH‘ M x N A m“ (Iuudim of me Qhuygh o; u". Mo“ H01). In, _ .'_,,_, orlll l\.c. _' l l"l ' _ . _ _ block. *7 M 9096 ll ll _ or Phi“; 203i l glogdbubqi llernlel. In nut-lion the ladies‘ ])l‘lZC5 IN S ltEtilsTEftliD SILVEKS —————-~-- .-_.. .. _ . ._ “T10 \\'¢‘ll by Mrs. Cllllrics MclJun- Almpdflvmg “awn R McGYatlLl-l-o LET__FROS1\ [IRQQF 3T0“. aid. with Airs. Wm. Scott second. Covehcad. 9000~I1-tl-6l.l one for ilvn tllousuncl bushel 0i The ccntlelncllls ‘prize was won b)’ 1 ‘ W l‘ D ullls 1B7 Great - - __ V. .__._. ‘ potatoes. l“. um c‘ v~r.to\vxx PEI Mr- Alfred Gauthier, wllll Ml‘. l“l'l‘ll FOR. SALE-PIANO. ALMQST NEW~ O Cwmgc s ma‘ mr D éuaxdidéyii: Smith second. ‘rile consolation was l

Apply ~18 Uppcr Queen.

905l-ll~8-3i. *——~—-~_- -~—-~—~--""'""'-""-' ‘oliuaizmvs Vacant Male volt sllu-z-slzvlzllll. SILVER _._-_~_.___ - ~-

black fox pulp. Some good females from n litter of lllnr. l) ll. Nfurclli- .son, North River. 9057-11-8-31.

_...__.._..__ s. w.‘ SILVER FOXES FOR SALE.‘ 30 pairs puppies. Exceptionally fine breeding stock Wcil allvel-(gd, 140w prices. A. D, lillllllll. Bcdford. It. R. 9003-ll-6-Gi.

FOR SALE-I-‘IFTY PURE BRED Plymouth Rock Pullets. May hatch Dollar each. Call or phone lllavi- land Horton, Nit. Albion. .

9087-l1~l2-2i.

FOB. SALE-SHORE FARM. 50 acres, 5 nnies from Charlottetown. large house. barn and otllcl- bulld- ings. J. J. Beaten, Tea Hill.

8866-11-5-61.

willed

WANTED-BOTTLES, PINTS AND ftllaris. w-ii be called for. Phone Ilill, Vlllliiam Michael. 9ll5-ll-l2

IIANTEII AT ONCE. FWI lllTsrctl timothy hay and straw MacKie dz Co.. Grafton Street East. 9065-11-841

-__.. ___.__ ___ ______-___..

Boarders Wanted IOARDEIIS-TIIIIEE GIRI. STU- llenls can be accommodated with healed rooms. Apply to "A" care . Gwdiul. 9112-11-12-31

QUANTITY

.I'A.\'TED @ (iI-INTLEMEN nonun-

EARN $6.00 TO $10.00 PER DAY. lg demand. Only few necks rc- quired to loam at Crlsludsts cldrst and moat reliable“ trade schools. Write for‘ free literature. Dominion Trade Schools. 1101 St. Lawrence.

S-IZ-IS-ID-QZ-ZG-ZQ

Education lnonwsfeiééi. dunno/cras-

Study Nursing at the New Rochelle Hospital School of Nursing. Ac- credited school. 30 months courrc. 0-hour day. Splendid residence; hospital located in ivcniltifnl vesicl- olltial suburb near blow York City- Appiy to Prlncipnl. New Rncllell" N[\\\l York. E. Nov. 12.

MONTHLY MEETING

..~ - (Contllzuetl from |lflll(' l)

lor Iinllnall explained that loin‘ CHIS were urcci Lu patrol lllc rill: lviiil unc police officer ill c-llcil. The officer‘; were (l"(.ICl‘t‘(l lo rcnlnlllnicatc if pos- sible with the pclicc lstatlcn by phone cvcry ten minutes. The lights were broken, Councillor Iloinlan thought. ‘by boys who should have known bet- ter. A number of tile lights, it was thought, incl not ‘JCCII replaced. The

m 1 t i 1 time ls approacllll-c. Councillor .--cr‘onl l.d l l“ ... . . . .. Ho“ m lmlrlirvlgtl; A321‘, llollnan stood. ullen Lin. contract Guardian 91b3_11_u_§l with tllc "Icctlc conlluny will have ..___ __ expired. and hydro pullvl‘ may b? Miscenanefius available soon.

‘\.._‘__/_V___<___w _ _ _ _ ____ Councillor I-lllinlnu referred to Ilu‘ ‘LOSF-Alnnnpl; 90G, REWARD, present price of bl'oacl. ‘flux tankers

P00001232. 9113-11-12-31 explain that for o. long tinlr tilcy i" ——— have been working with flour con-

Llosr LAST mom‘, com 1cm- . "It. valuable. as keep-sake to own- "’- Reward by leaving at Guardian Offlce. 3|

~_._..___‘

‘WIN ALFRED McDONALD, rlw- llneial Land Surveyor. Herman- “lls- 1141-10-21-1 mo

'§—— -_- T" I-ET-I-‘ROSTPROOF cannon, _ ‘ffflllcrete floor, central location.

in 00., ma. BOGO-II-B-tf x

jieiftliil Supplies

Bohr-Lara srroclr.

tractcd for ht high prices. and that they are considering the reduction of prices later. Councillor Kennedy stated that in Nova Scntia towns baker."- arc nor.‘ selling at reduced prlccs.

Tllv price of flour is nor.‘ (iolvn ‘to $6.45 a barrel.

Councillors Holman. Kennedy and Fcstc-r nanled n colllmittec to look into the. question of broad prices.

Councillor l-lolnuln noted that on the occasion when mill feeds were

suits of the Wllitit are us folio s: Indies. first. lifrs. M. Martin. second. MISS Allftlf‘ POIPFIQI‘; lzcntlcnlelfs. first. Mr. Joseph Duuccilc. second Mr. Pctcr Llalizlni. ‘Flze consolation was won by Mr. Wm. Trainor. and tile freeze out by Mr. Jllnles Stclvarl.

(JOBS-Ii.

”|\I\n_.

III MEIMJRIlIM

In Loving Memory of MISS ANNIE LUCINIIA SHAW

Who Departed this Life at (lharlntietnlvll. November Iltll, I927.

502-11-12-1l.

IN MEMIIIIIAJM

In loving lrirlllury of Amplql Imfurgel‘. who was called borne on November 10th, 1029.,

It was early Sunday rooming

Of the lloIySabbntIl Day

God called his faithful servant To walk in the Great White Way.

In his youth he found the Saviour

Midst this world of tears

And all his life he followed Him

Through pleasure and through Ills. Inserted by iris Wife and Fnnlilyn

‘IN MEMIIIIIMI

In loving memory o." Iirllesi Harvey Younller, who entered into rest Nov. 12. I020, aged 3 years 4 months.

Our dear little boy Ila»: gong u, p";

Our hearts are very sore

For we know we cannot see again,

Till we inset on that golden shore.

But oll what a blessed thought to knew .

We can see our darling again;

We know he is new in a better Ilvml

And [rec from sickness and pain.

him

lle is over there with the angels new While We are left behind

To, mourn the loss of a. little tiny Who IVflfl cheerful, sunny and kind. IIn is not lest. but (one before

THE. CHAR

::I)I".l.I(TlOllS (YIIICKEN S.\I..'\II. latest in cakes. V“: lry anal goodies at St, Jmllcs llallolvcrll Trix tomorrow.

.¢-.'w___-._-_

iltrinitp llinitzb than;

WEDNESDAY

Zlzil-II/omrn’: Mizslonllry Society -

Autumu Thanlwfterlng meeting! —Ladies’ Parlor. l 7.30—Wcckly Prayer Service-Visitors heartily welcome-diced: Mrnr mar llall_ l {kilo-Alerting of Session - Ladlw.‘ Parlor.

Ml. l. court’, run lint ll.

sllrinll

Abbies Practice This Afternoon at 4.45 After School game.

The Mount Allison University funtblli tram has Rcccplvtl all offer of the Abcgwcl .. to play a football lgrmlc llca": on Saturday. Since their defeat by the Abbies early in the “season the Mounties have played a number oi.’ hard games, and are "in the pinlz." The local boys, however, have been inactive for more than two weeks. anal will need scvcral hard workouts to bYlIlZ tllem bacl: i0 mid-season condition. All Abo- lzweit footballists arc requested to be ready for the practice whistle at 4.45 this afternoon, after the game be- tween W. K. S. and Q- S. S.

The following Abbics are asked to

be on hand: O‘Ne'lll, Nicholson. Gormlcy. Larter. Power. Ryan. Saunders. Partridge. Fraser. Cox.

lvlatilloson. Dixon. Brntlsy, Shaw, .lzlck Connolly. Len Connolly. Wool- nrr. Sluilh, LcPage.

hmilinul snsluunv

iCanllllizln Prcssl l

NEW YORK. N. Y. Nov. 11»- Llcne ‘funncyx nil-ed lacking cilamp- ion 0i IllC world. docs not owe Tim-

Coult jury ilociclerl today. Mara claimed a, $5“G.8l‘l.<i>'.'. F-haYE OI Tun- ncyls ring earnings fan‘ helping to arrange tile match at Philadelphia in 1920 in which Tunnrj: won his cilalllpionsllip frcnl Jack Dempsey.

Help. doctor! l often ftol like kil~

"Oil. in; nlyseff, What silcultl I d3?" Lcarc it to me, IIIflClZI/IlLr-IJOXIKIOII Express.

ANNUAL ARMISTICE DINNER- Tim annual armistice dinner of the P. E. Island light llorsc was held in

the Arnlouric: Monday evening. wbcut thirty officers and invited guests being present. Among the

attests. were: Col. Inga. Col. McNcvin. Capt. Legals. Capt. Chandler. Majors Conrad, 'l‘llolllpson. W. J. McDonald. Tierney and Fielding and Messrs. Cliff Chandler‘. J. Fullerton and J.

Coins. Al. the conclusion a short toast list was ilollored as follows: 'l‘he King; Absent Conlrades. re-

sponded to by Capt. Locate. A toast to Lieut. Col. l-‘ull was proposed by M1‘. II‘. M. Nash und I'.‘S[)QI1(I€d to by the genial Colonel. During tllc evening Col. lugs gave a most inter- esting address on the history of the Reginlent. Col. Full mode the pleas- ing: announcement that in til: com- prtitcll for the hfrrritt Challenge .Clm the P. E. l. Llzht I-iorsc won fifth place. Till". conlpetiticll in junlpinl: and h0l'r.rr.l1\ll'»!lil> was open lo all the Crwwlry unit". of Canada. 3.'\t the ronclu. >21 nfficciw: anti cue: ' . “paired t0 lh~ anti room where a at hour was spent.

BIRTHS

llROWN--At the Prince Edvrard ls- Iczld .llo:;l_l‘.lul. Nov. 4. i930. t? Mr. ' and Mrs. Elmer '1‘. Brown. a soll.

. ma... IIIKTIIAN/PAZ-At c.-..”.;(-'..3, m. 11 1930, Anthony Bu-zllannn age '15 yrs. Funeral 'I‘liur‘"l y 1 dciock. from Georg-e Cllallzi‘ s. Wllcatiey River.

Interment in Portage Cemetery.

‘nncnllluulN-At st. AVIUFFTS 0n

torrrrroww Quaint ;

ctily J. M3353. a cent a Supreme,

l".(il' ‘rllluzn

rho l coTIIIIT

“ollrlllllill: . l

AIIIIIIAL COLLECTION ..., ____ i “Tom cocoons All/lie“ 0i! CO- -. - -.$l00 00 Hendcl-"oll o Cuclmore "D 00 As“ A, Horne Ac Co. . 100100.35“. q‘: Gt-ravlm. ‘ ‘ . ‘ ~ M Ivy-nu or SHAPES Nlcorc ac lvlcuecs 5am Allry a Co. I500 "mum" To NlcLure A‘. McKirlncn SOIlOESamul-l KCIIIIPKI}! 15.00 fulfil)" “"005! Donald Nicholson so 00' Itngers Hardware U . 15.00 i‘ FROM !>~ Blots Bros. ............. .. sued. Patriot run. Co. i500 l" "ICE" ."-. PiCItRTd l5.‘- CO. . . . . . .. 50.69: Guardian (‘uh Co, _ 15,00 f)“; Lift" w” To :"..lnlry. Show 6: Peardor . 30.00 “The Voauc" a i000 “M” l". J. Oliver . . . . . . . . . . .. 30.004 Cudmol-g lire. . . , . , . .. 10.00 Day's s; Fraser ‘:5 oui Miller Bros. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 10 0'1 a _ _ ’ v n. m. Mutch o. Co. .. zaco s ‘r. Green . . . . . . . . . . . . .. lo or: i "Ilium 5-‘ ‘u-WS" Bruce Stewart k. Co. .. .. . Ti 00 B‘ W LePagc l l . . l0 0i ‘Mam’ Inn“) Iiarrls Ahgtoir ‘ _ 4 ‘ _ 25 o0, “ylfrgyl Bouwér ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' " " ’ 10 n; "Quclrlues Fleur-t“ Comp; rts . . . . . . . .. lltll . 75c to $3.00 ‘ ‘ _' i ' ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' ‘ " r‘ iQuclqucK Flour " Rouge ("o lpact .. . . . . .. 50c Hndm 6.: C ~ ~' < l ‘an o, .. Z-rOO‘ Frederick Courtenay Balper .. 10.03 qyuplquh Fkun» “H, MM“... 0,. and 75‘. Carved Bros. . 20.00‘ Buntlaill 8: Bcll . 10.00 “Quclques Flour-o" Talrlllll-(iluss .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. 60i- W. K. Rozers ........ .. 25.00 , Hughes Drug Co. . 1on0 “Qurlqucs Hours" PCrIum: -—Bulk per drum . . . . . . . .. so.- G. F‘. Hutcheson 25.0) Woolwortlls 10.00 ‘ A. 1c Dewar .. .. E5.0'.l:l‘.'!CIl'O[JOiitflll 10.00 I{\ Isaac Carter ........ 05.00 T. Eaton 8s Co_ .. 10.00 A, B. Fisher 25.00 Fkgnald Joilnion .......... .. 10.00 filiiflieflllll Tu . . _ , _ _ -. ._ ml I III; MuclxlNNON DR Ub (.0. , i Tllll lll"..\.\l.l. rlfllftll . ' P. . E. Leland Hospital . - . .-. -. _ .... - . - _ . . ‘ . i l"! Perry .l. Proud .3 yw_‘_""""""f‘ ‘*- ublrclty Campaign } ii Neil l"). Alli. . 13 lb Wiilianl llrrilhn. . 3 | 1-". . F. W. ludmnrsil a The final formal supper ul tllc poratlons‘ manager here. ‘ l7 Cicoree ll. Builtain gl lPrlncc Edward 1515115 “(Willi-ill 93111-5 Captain George W. lfcicwl and . l3 B- Vflll- 51'» I» mizn was held in the Social l-Iall or ~N¢v¢r Say Die" 'l‘c:lnl. l-i l. 1. cnp- ‘Yl ‘w’. E. Bentley: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. f. Trmltl’ Unlted Churcl‘ “it Tuesflill’ turcd the cllanlpionshin of the ltfelli‘: '39 '. J- A Cluii: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 4 fivwillfl. 111d an. ldditivnal total of Division will $1.220 in s subsrrip- ._ .. __,, $330334 lint!!! I119 PTCQWIIIIK Rail.” 'l'ul.:lls for Wulllrllrs liilriml . I03 3 331g“

was reported by the committees and teams. which. carried the grand total to $l85.822.89. representing almost 3.000 subscrlptons. litxecutive Chair- man W. F. Tldmarsh made the fol- lowing address:

“This supper officially closes the campaign. But it does not entirely close it. There still remains nlucll work to be done. The whole Execu- tive of tile Campaign will continue to function until the pledges are col- lected and the Hospital is built.

“The District Chairmen still will function. To each district was given n quota. Some have reached their quotas. some have not. Those who have reached their quotas are asked to remain in offics to assist in collect- ing. if necessary. Thoscwlln have ilot reached their quotas wll be ask- ed to continue in‘ offlce until ther quotas arc reached and the pledgcs paid.

“To our Campaign Director we are indebted for the success of our cf- forts; While we have not reached our objective. we feel that the organ- ization which he has built up will enable us to do so,

“No organization could have been

'.‘.‘z'._v assisted ill nlaking the campaign a success was omitted. And we are all very grateful to the Campaign Di- rector for his untiring efforts.

"To all those who ilave worked in the campaign—and there are many~ the Executive tender their most sin- ccrc thanks. Their reward will be a new Hospital. modern in every essen- tial. the design and equipment a er:-

to their intensive efforts." Commander-in-Cllief Tidmalsh was cheered to the echo by the large as~ scmblaze of volunteer workers. ‘The largest report of the cvenina came from the Allied ‘Towns Commit- tee. of which Mr. H. Hooper Home is

a grand total for the Provincial Di‘~

banner for Chairman Home's wing of the organization. as the committees are not permitted to eonloete with thr- tealns for those trophies.

The cilanlpionshlp of the corps was won by Captain Wilfred l“. Taylor's team. No. 5. with 3 subscriptions to- talling $5,050. This included the $5 - 000 from the sun Life Assuranc“ Company nf Canada obtairv-d through President T. B. McCaulay. of Montreal. bv Mr. J, A, Moore, n1 u“

Woman‘: Divisbn Men's Division Allied Towns Committee .. .. Committee on Fol-mrr Residents Business Friends Conlmittce Menlorial Comnfttee. . . . . . . .. , . . , , Tonigllifs Totals . . . . . .

Grand Totals to Date . . . . . . . ..

more perfect. No detail that in any‘

dlt to the Province and a monument-

Cllalrnlan. It was 36.15650. nlnkingl

llolvevrr. did not win n chanlpionship‘

Commerce Building. who is. the tori

"RALLY

‘IIOIIS. including a contribution of $1.- lflftl) from the Oranrze Lodges‘ and Ill‘ Orange Latter. of tile Province.

| Mrs. J. A. llfacKcnzie. Captain o.’

Phlllolvlll: are the nmnll ii lllllll Il"l'll'_‘ lrrnu Prrrdllrizli l7‘

brd .\'f‘-\irrlla'f. Non-miner il. b“ Cilair ‘i Cldiillllllifl“. ill addition in relrorl= tilrll

c-l in durin‘; lllf‘ il‘.'l‘ prrcrlliny: this ireln Nontnli/rl" to No-rnlbri‘ l0 m

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