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l4. A DAY PAID CHRISTIAN MEN or women for distributing religious literature. For particulars writ/s stating ago and church connection. Mr, Conrad, Tower Bldg., Toronto. A. W. 10-2-1-9-14-16-21-23-28-30

For Sale

TOR. SALE-AUTOMATIC 32 "OI-T _

Switch. Palmer 8a Watson. FOR BALE-ORGAN IN GOOD condition, cheap. Also base burner. Apply Guardian. 79l6-10-29-3i.

FOR BALI. T0 LE1‘. BOARD AND room signs on hand at Guardian ti

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FOR. SALE - CHINA CABINET. Apply 106 Fitzroy Street. 7938-10-30-31.

TOR SALE - A SECOND HAND Motorcycle; Cheap. The Bike Shop. 7950-l0-30-3i.

FOR. SALE-FOUR FRESH COWS. Ayrshire grades. Ludlow Jenkins, Marshneid. 7920-10-29-31.

.._...--_--___..__-__Wi____ FOR. SALE—4 SHEEP AND l RAM.

Apply Gordon Crockett, Little York. 7887-10-28-31 FOR SALE-JROSS FOX PUPS

third cross from wild red and sil- ver. Lorne Bowness. Kenslngton.

TOR. SALE — UP-TO-DATE COT- tage, modern conveniences. Also barn, suitable for garage. Apply 1'7 Crlebar Street. Tlli7-9-25-tts-6-\vks.

7923-lU-29-2i. (I

WANTED _ Quinn AND a005, Apply E. care Guardian. lil-25-tf.

WANTED - PARTLY FURNISHED room for light housekeeping. Ap- ply Guardian. 7924-10-29-21

WANTED-A YOUNG MARRIED couple wants three furnished rooms amiable for light housekeeping. Phone 421. 'l9'.'.2-l0-29-3i.

WANTED-A SECOND HAND II.- lustrated copy of “Theory and Practice of Fox Ranching" by Dr. J. A. Allen and W. C. S. McLure. State price. (Mrs) Lucy A. Gordon, Alberton. 110343-3245-

WANTED - FAMILY WASIIINGS to do at homo. Bcst oi references if required. Apply B7 sydllcy $9-

7942-10-30-61.

Miscellaneous

FOXES PELTED AT REASONABLE pr ce. Thos. W. Mayhcw. Kinkora. ‘ ‘7930-10-30-21.

JOHN ALFRED McDONALD. PRO- vincial Land Surveyor, Herman- ville. 7741-10-21-1 nio.

HARNESS, BOOTS AND SHOES ropcircd at Ncw Glasllou‘. P. E, Is- land. Dewitt Brown. ‘7903-10-29-21-

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lwAxrsr-Triuirn. no Apply liirs. J. J Johnston, 140 Rochford Strcot. 7875-10-38-31-

lOR SALE-TWO MILK COWS. Gurnsey Grades, to freshen short- ly. Apply H. N. Beer. Highfield. V

7943-10-30-11.

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FOR. SALE-Ml PLYMOUTH ROCK Pullets six months old. Price $1.00 each. Allison MncEachern, New Arum 7917-IO—29—2l.

r E A v Y "csznnnaoiino. '1‘ 1.1.1? Guardian is offering for sale. a quantity of heavy cardboard nuts. specially suitable for the linins of chicken houses. etc. Price one Con! "ch s." 9-10-tf-

“robin. r0110

70R. SALE-Him Coupe thought

few thousand miles. Unusual bar- gain for quick sale. ADDlY 2 H1115‘

born Sh. Charlottetown. . 76l5-10-15-2wk

‘ - i.» Sales Help and Agents

l CANADIAN GREETING CARD manufacturer requires YBDYPSEYM‘ tives (both sexez.) to sell Personal

late). onlv rlrlvcu

wisfébfikijliu. Anew pav- ies Hotel. 7893-10-28-31 To Let

TO beau-noose. Arrur 48 oer-Eu Queen St, 3|

Competition

‘Continued from Bogs l)

. C. l3. Rogrrs.

Est. B. Douglas Jardinc.

A. B. CutclllIc.

Cllfflllfilfl‘; Court.

I’. A. Fnrquhursun.

Vt/nitca- (lrcgor.

Young Muir Ivhclprrl in 15130 McLurc and Ilcliinnon.

George B. Brmvn.

M. P. McLeod.

Gordon Mncltllllizn.

Albert S. Rclaertson.

Arthur Roper.

Charlottetown Silver Black Fox

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Christmas Cards in every VlHRBQ C0- tovm and, city in Canada. Sample a. Brown Bros. book free. liberal commisilfzéls- Young Fenlnlc Wnclfesl ln I930 Wrie for compec .n orm t r - _ C t‘ Premier Art Guild. 210 Vwtum- Clmmlms f,“ Tonmgm s r1 A. Oi“. 2i t1 30 ... Aithui Danton. -—— 3. D. Stet-ling NIcLcan. 4. D. Starling McLean. wanted _ 5. Iirmvn Bros. You C)“, EARN EXTR‘ “ioygy 6. Arthur Mulch.

writinr: dsplay cards no canvaefiln-‘Y- or selling, we instruct you. lllollfl? working Out-fit and supply w“ ‘"011 work. We remit promptly. IVIltB today for free booklet. The Rcrlncll Dixon Company. 22 New Weihng- ton Bldg, Toronto. Ont.

H. W. Oct. 30tst7i.

Lost —

losraarwaan or: sauna AND

Westmoreland, rear bumper of Cur. Howard Ince, De Sable. 7935-10-30-11.

.Male Help Wanted

i.___________ lECOME axraar cannon

through our special low cost course. Hundreds of successful graduates.

Write: Moler Barber College. 513 Oct. ll-lts tf

Harrington, Halifax.

AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY

)35___$50 can m: EARNED

selling well known line Personal . Christmas Cards. Scores of stenc- ' Braphers, Accountants. Clerks, etc., exceededthls last season. Beautiful new portfolio sample free. Master Kraft ‘Co, Limited, Toronto. Rep- resantltlves wanted small towns also. M. H. W.-tts-tl 30.

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DARK MEDIUM SILVER

Male Whelpcd Previous to 1923 . McLurc and McKinnon.

W. K. Rogers.

. John H. Allan.

W. E. Johnston.

John A. Lea.

M. W. \'Vood.

J. Walter Jones.

John B. Ropcr.

, Iloopor Bros.

10. lilcLul-e and McKinnon.

Male Whclped In I929

J. D. Jenkins.

0. D. McGregor.

. John B. Roper.

M. W. Wood.

. lfcLure and lllCKlhfiflll.

. Wooclside Silver Black Fox Co.

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. lVIcLure & McKinnon. W. K. Rogers. John R. Allan. Wm. E. Johnston. John A. Loo. M. W. Wood. J. W. Jones. John B. Roper. Hooper Bros. . McLurc do McKI-lnon.

Male ‘Vhclprd in I92‘? , J. D. Jenkins. , O. D. Mflrezor. John B. Roper. . M. W. Iilccrl. . NICLKZPI‘ IQ: lvfcKlnnflii. 0. Woodside Silver.

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.,.,_. THE KEENEST (XIMIPETPIION in the Fox show will be m today's and tomorrcvfis classes. Don't miss the great battles waged on the table for Fox Supremacy. Admission Only 25 cents. 705i

FROM EDMONTON, (ALBERTA) TO HOLLYWOOD (CALIFORNIA); from Ohute-a-Caron (New Quebec.) to Palm Beach, (Florida) come ord- ers for "The Golden Future of Prince Edward Island." No Island publicat- ion has ever proved so popular or been better appreciated. Price 25c.

ARRANMONE IN PORT-The C. G. S. Arranmorc. Captain Gilbert- arrivod in port at the hIarlne Wharf last cvcning. returning frzni light- house supply work on the Newfound- land and Straits of Belle Isle coasts. The Arranmorc will lurobabiy be de- tailed to buoy service, as usual, in the late Fail.

MAY CONSIDER CHALLENGE- Relaiive to the challenge published in yesterday's Guardian of Claude lKid) McK nnon, for the boxing bout with Carl (Kid) Prowsc, Mr. T. M. White, trainer of the latter, states that Mr. Browse will no doubt con- sider the challenge cn his return from Boston.

of the late Richard Knight Jost.

arrived from Jamaica Plains last evening and were taken to the Mac- Lcan Funeral IIomc. afternoon leaving the MacLean Fu- neral Home at 2.30. Interment Sher- wood Cemetery. I THE KEENEST at the Fox Show will be in L:rl:1y‘s and tomorrow's classes. the great battles waged on the table

25 cents. 7951

BAY STATE IN PORT-The big suction dredge, Bay State, Captain Howard, arrivcd in port at Bruce Stewart d: Cofs Wharf yesterday morning for repairs to the steam

ecl pipe. The Bay State. cnroute to Long Island from Detroit, put into Summer-side ‘Harbour during the re- ccnt storm. It is expected that the dredge will leave port this afternoon.

PAINFUL ‘INJURY-Friends 0f

lilasici- Freddie Doylc, young son of lMr. and Mrs. Chas Doyle, Hiilsboro ‘street, will regret to learn that. ‘no ,is confined to his home by a frac- tured elbow. The little chap who was ‘on an errand for his father, who is ‘employed in the C. N. R, freight shed

sustaining the painful injury.

pita! Tuesday by Dr. Acker of Hal- ifax." .

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FUNERAL TODAY-The remains

accompanied by his son George Jost.

Funeral this

COMPETITION Don't nfss

for Fox Supremacy. Admission only

fell while stepping from a box car, Tho arm was treated at the City Hos-

Edward Island fox fair with 800 entries marlm ‘the advance made in this industry Dalton combined In the experiment of fox-

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Clinic For Crippled Children Is Concluded

, __._. During the last week 110 crippled thiidrenhavebeen examined at the Red Cross Clinic by Dr. T. B. Acku of Halifax. This number included twenty seven children who had never been previously examined by tho ortho- pedist. Several children who had been under supervision for wmetime were disohargd from the clinic as cured. The remainder were examined and advised of the proper course of treat- ment for their respective cases. Several children. crippled as a re- sult cf infantile paralysis, have been greatly improved as a result of op- erations, Seven operations were per- formed on children at the Charlotte- town Hospital. and two at the Prince Edward Island Hospital.

In cases where special exercises were recommended by the doctor. Miss McDonnel at the "clinic carried out demonstrations for the benefit of the parents and children.

Many types of cases were examin- ed, including club feet, flat feet. weak feet. infantile paralysis, spas- tic paralysis, obstetrical paralysis. dislocated hips, tuberculosis joints and other deformities, spinal cur- vatures, bow legs, and arthritic con- ditioils.

The practice of holding clinics for the benefit of crippled children was begun in this province by the Red Cross four years ago. Since that time some 350 crippled children have tak- en advantage of the opportunities offered for treatment.

Dr, Acker left yesterday afternoon {Or Halifax.

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THURSDAY

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QUEENS COUNTY COURT- The Queens County Court met yes- terday with Honor Judge Duffy on the Bench. Ln the case of Burns vs McE-‘hail claim for damages aris- ing over a motor accident on the York Point Road. counsel reported a settlement had been arrived at be- twccn the parties. R. R, Bell for plaintiff and Donald McKinnon for defendant.

WELL MERITED PR°hl0TION—-; Hosts of friends throughout therity will be pleased to hear of the pro- mctlon of Mr. Ed. Cullen, manager of the Sydney Mines Branch of the Royal Bank of Canada. to the in- spector's Department, head office, Montreal. Mr. Cullen entered the ser- vices of the bank here as a Junior, and by his exemplary habits and strict attention to business won pro-

g73:tub—we wont be happy till we get ‘ it." ’ - i 7

Queens Counties to roll up a total of follows".

at least $60,000 for the Province outside of Charlottetown. With such achievements on the part of those two malor grmips, Victory will perch upon our banners and crow as trium- phantly as any chanticleer. We asc- like the Poms Soap boy in the bath-

clluulsill sun mm,

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Mrs. Andrew MINER‘. the speakcr of the evening, evoked great applause

by her witty and inspifing address. i ' At the earnest invitation of the‘ giaalilgftsvtpasseslllzcecutlve Committee, Mr. ‘

Minute Hand of Cam-i

. Charles 1M. Williams, of Williams‘ and Bent-l flay, who is a prominent member of} the crack Team No. 2, captained by

with ‘he "m hi" ~>1 m“ Prinwhvulter s. Grant, will leave Char- EdWB-Yd 1519115 119N933] lllmPalgil dottetown on the 2 o'clock train Sat-l _ passed, and 1676 subsCfiDUOIl-i T911911" ,'urday afternoon for a flying trip to v ed l" dale» the 5P6" 6°11“ °f "°1' Toronto, Waterloo Ottawa and Mom. l

S‘ oz. Bottle Sl.0(l—5p0t‘l?.l Prices on Larger Sizes Dalmation Flee Powder‘ (best) ,, ,, _ ,, , , _ , _ Sl’RE-N IVORII (‘JiPSFLES

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By wing

MacKinnoifs Ear Mite Remedy

Vie guarantee this remedy to bc the most reliable on the market. v Originated by Col. D. A. TiIacKinnon and used cxtcns ively" at The Vim): Ranch with marked success. Ac-

cept no

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substitute.

.. $1.00 lb. $1.20 Box

"Ne" “Eng-lac”? 0118M)‘ Wednfi- lireal as special ambassador to certain flfllfl in e is H11 v Trillium» e inmasts in those cities v.'hich' Unwed chumh- "Fwd 5M1!‘ Falldlhge a ‘big stake in the welfare of! I" ma“ W 31231973- The evemnfl ma?“ Prince Edward Island. Ambassador the 66001141 we of the campa-lsn. for Williams is in conference Wltli Mem- the amount garnered in the 24 hours oral chairman Rogers; lvir, wlalsc»; . c1951“: with the with rally supper ‘,1... Higgins, Chairman of the Business’ was only 6.335% There almost fl-l- lfriends Committee, and Dr. J. a1, ways are two slumps in a wmpalsn Clark. Chairman of the Committee WW“ 5W1‘! l- IBYBV ‘Fblective as $250: 0n Former Residents, as well as with 00°» 5° ‘he VQIUIIlNT-i 00W BIB bffifl-tll {Executive Chairman Tidmarsh and "l8 "W13! because they 5001 m“ 0119 ‘Commander Charles H. Black of the Zalorggnlalcsflgspgzifdgrgltnhnxe serif: iMeinzisDiivlision. and is busy blocking on eou r. wilre is‘i ‘.- wlwle trend of the movement will be Ied individialfcas lat-cue a: upsrwe- The minute hand of the lions in the interest of the Hospital. cumouisn cloak his basses the ham yo, Williams was selected for us; way P011115 011 the dill 811d l! m0“ delicate and vital mission by unan- lns upward instead of downward- imons vote of the Executive Com- Besldes all the workers have their mitflpe, second wind. Mrs. Neil D. McLean's team No. i4, Mufih "OW depends on the Memor- led the entire thvps in the cham- ial Committee and the Provincial pionship class at Rally No. 6 last District Committees, said Executive night with 16 subscriptions totalling Chairman W. F. Tidmarsh in eam- ' paign headquarters, 136 Richmond St. last night. Mitffidmarsih has ‘been referred in as "the Grand Young Man of the Campaign, the man who took the pain out o! campaign." Al- though he is a veteran of many civic movements, and has dwelt in Prince Edward Island for forty years. he is as vigorous a. leader as ever and shows as much freshness of enthus-

tained by Mrs. W. E. Bentley. won)

of Team 4 turned in 5 contributions totalling $545 thus becoming cham- pions of the Men's Division.

The grand totals of Prvoincial Dis- . trict Committees to date follows: Bonshaw, $525; Fredericton, $22k‘ iasm as if he were his own grand- Georgetown, $348: Han-ington $145M Sim- Buntcr River, $218; Kingsboro. 5125;“

“I look to Memorial Cfilairman, W. ‘lilarshfield. $445: Millvicvl. $12051’ Y. Rogers, and the 23 other EiderlMilton $200: Montague $437: lvnn-ray statesmen of the Memorial Com- River. $257: New Glasgow, $616: Nine mittee," Exxutive Chairman Tid- 'Mile Creek, $132: Stanley Bridge. marsh continued, "in bring in anoth- $53; Victoria. $245. er goodly number of generous sub- Included in last night's sulmcript- seriptions in the next few days, And ions was a contribution of $5.00 from I look to Mr. H. Hooper "Homc/atmpe Breton Shriner.

Chairman of the Allied Towns Com- Treasurer A. W. Hyndman com- mittee, to inspire his 46 Distrlctlpilcd ills-report by Committees. Div- Chairmen throughout Kings and isicns and Teams for last evening as

lcaptainjal. H. Beer and his stalwarts l" I

motion step by step in his chosen profession. IMPROVING PROPERTY-Capt

Dicks. who recently purchased “Ala-l more" iDalrcy) the property of the‘ late Bishop O‘Lea.r_v, is making ex-

T

The. scccrid came of the series for-l

_ 3.15 this $569. The Nurses team, No. I9, cap- , m‘, the

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the Intermediate intercollegiate foot- . ball championship w-ll be played at v afzc-‘noon, between P. W. C. Second Saintn nosctl out hv a 3-0 score in‘ merchamplonship Or the “Vmnmfs, the first game last week. the Second Division with $385 in 1 subscriptions. San.“ Wm p“; up n strmuous fight in wrest from P. \‘.'. C. raionshir» which they the 1aast three roars.

Although the first game was proq cluctive cf much tzood football. it I expected that, with a vrcck for each Lo cons clcr the weaknesses of thc other. this afternoon's" game will for urpass ihc first in eve trams have been practicinf! ouslv and trill put on the ficld thirty men. all in the pink.

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The EXQClltY-"Q of the Princ.» lid-t, Island ,1 '1 art's Hail. Cll1l‘l0ll(‘.tO\'.'l\, on Fri-l (My, Ort. 28th at eimczi ol-loci-c. The

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1 --OKDER bag twine, needles and ltag fasteners at Braces. 1941-1:

-—TA.I\'E ADVANTAGE u! the 800d roads and buy your supplies at Braces. 7948-11

--FE.ESH CEMENT in many-ply moisture proof paper sacks just re-

Jceived a‘, Braces. 7948-11

I -r0n SALE-Jrwo stoves and some

lfiarniture. Apply Ifrs, John Pond, 26

‘Eustane Street. Summerslde. 7941-10404“ 8i

--BEDEQUE UNITED CHARGE. Rev. A. J. Reynolds, Minister, Sun- idajv, Nov. 2nd: Bedcque. ll a. ms, lSCJYlPIOVFII, 3 p. m; Cape ‘Traverse. 3 i 7 p. m. Rcv. II. H. Irish. Missionary

‘to China on furlough, will speak in lthe Church at Bcdeque Friday, Oct !."l.$f. at a p. m.

Both l . ilu- I I

AHBOXVLING

l Zvlcnday- night on the League o1 lthe Cross bowling alleys two tum: lfrcm the Canadian National Tele- rzraphs. cllc from each section of the ~C. N. R. Rewcation Club League, dOIlPKl a scrics of three games to 11-1110 a httic dispute of which team wcrc tho bsttrx" bowlers. l‘

OFFICE LEAGUE

breeding on a tiny island off the Prnce Edward Island shore. In those days the foxes burrowed their vmy out of the pens and the breeding had to be conducted with infinitely more care than at the present time. It was a great experiment. fraught with re- sults the patient promoters could hsrdly have dreamedT-St. John Telegraph Journal.

tCllSlVB alterations and improve nzents to the cllvelling, the work being purshed, forward rapidly. Between twenty-five and thirty rooms arc m- ing added and a. new road built a- crcss the marsh to meet the main highway.

SOCIAL GATHERING-There was another large attenazice at the card party held at the Holy Redeemer Hall ‘Iuesday night. The winners in the ivliist w'el~e: Ladies. first, Mrs. Joseph M. Doucetto. second, Mrs. Joseph I-I. Doucettc, Gentlemen: Mr. Peter Gal- lant, second Harry Darby. The win- ners in the Auction Forty-Fives: Ladies first. ‘Mrs. John Callaghan; second, Mrs. Agnes White. Gentlemen: First Mr. Patrick Tkainor, second, Mr. Ernest Regan. T11; frcezeout was won by Mr. and Mrs. James Mon- _____i_ aghan, Chestnut Street

DEATHS

HOWATIB-At Elliotts, October 2on1, 1930, Brfidflrd D. Howatt in his 80th year. Fiuicral Thursday October 29. A short service will be held at his late residence commencing at 1 p, m, Procession leaving residence at 1.30 for St. John's Church Crapaudpnhere service will be held at 2.30. Funeral will be under Masonic auspices,

ADDRESS APPREClATED-At the irogulor meeting of the Knights of ‘Columbus held yesterday evening Mr.

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UNDERTmEE teresting and instructive address on EMBALMEII the “Acadlans.“ His story covered his Chlrhrhhm . "or", with!" recent visit to the Acadian conven- Phone m, tion at Louisiana and was replete with

iflusticg Arscnault gave a most in- I 6

many amusing anecdotes. At the conclusion a hearty vote of thanks n-oved by sixius McLellair, seconded by Bernard Hughes and supported by Rev, P. McMahon, D. D. F. J. Casey and others was tendered the lec- turer

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1. Wm. E. Johnston. 2. Alfred Plclcard.

'3. W. W. Brown.

4. A. L. Rogers.

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l-IAS RECOVERED PROM THROAT INFECTION

. Chequers Court. . Geo, E. Brovm. Female Whelpod in 1020

. Gordon McMillan.

. G. McDonald.

. Chequers Court.

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ed from the throat infection he suf-

' D’ stem“; McLean.‘ fered a few days ago, it was announ-

. J. R. Lockerby. Male Whclpcd In I930

John A. Len.

McLvre d: lifcKinnon. Geo. E. Brown.

C. C. Baker.