- SEPTEMBER 25. 1928

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SALE AT PARK CORNER, ll » iii House. good lot and barn, anniyihe at oiilcv and Paying for . irabie residence for summer 8dr 798 If not sold privately will ~’ ‘ sold at Public Auction Oct. 3rd o'clock p. m. Wm. E. Gra-

Articles For

SALE — FOUR SETS Th books. history, fiction. ‘and e Worlds Best Literature. Also i household furniture. North River Road.

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Salesmen Wanted _

lALESMEN-A WIRELESS ILLU- cr_an illustrated Travelogue ln the one o; the mos; League of the Cross Hall. i" 8 n rh- o novel business stirnulgtqrs _ever invented. Tremendous success in iilreizn countries.

Male Help Wanted

. iiloyment for Barbers. Become ex-

AN UNUSUAL UPPORTUNITY

BE EARNED United States and Canada Cham-

m" ‘weekly in spare time bdrs of Commerce. Clubs, and other n well known lln' Persona

GlrisImag cgfdgjflgofgz n: geom- eidoglzes him as "A traveller with a phcrg. Accnnnmn“; ighngg W scnac oi humor." while the

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IAID WANTED APPLIi-TO El.- ilon Hotel. 1'17 Kent S - ' 982-845-091

SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS UAN DE EARNED m u and puidkxceklyhgn i‘! me scliin well own‘ n rsonal ChrlstrrIas cards, Ex 1- . The Transportation Club. DcCat- Ill. “Wall vcracd in the hinterland Mrs.,Gerald Fleming a daught- el his country. Anthull-lltlojlfr hi: er, lillmheth Annie. o .

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LOST-ON ROAD FROM MRS. Ernest HowaWs via Victoria and Churlotteovm cover from our mot- or tank truck. Finder please noti- fyAW. H. Altken & Co. ‘ - 7783-9-14-tf

UMBRELLAS REPAIRED. 118 Prince St. 7999-9-25-31

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mnisolnau AND mouaumo cards at shortest notice. Guard- "lm Job artillery.

hand rubber belting and traces at half price. Clinton D. Morrison,

‘M FOR SALE-m MAPLE Fredericton P. E I

Pains containln! 100 acres, 3 ' M_79z.1_9_22_2._ les from Kinkora. For further _ ___ iviiiiirs “PPiY ir° mi J- Mii" SHIPPING TAGS, EXPEDITIOUS- "°°"-“'2i'4‘ 1y supplied. Guardian Job Print-

CHEVROLET CABltlOlEjl‘ reason for selling . ¢ er has left the city. Phone as"! FOImd

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SALE—oNE SMALL BOY'S _______ ‘l- .110 Eusw“ 0 w dncsd y evrhihs Scotsm- ,"~7.,9l71*9‘3§'72l liei-nziitlel next‘: Captain 2i. Milton

State, noted lecturer and author

who has already appeared lwfiirv Charlottetown audiences will deliv-

ulidcr the auspices of the League of th Cross Society on Canada from

N5“ thin 1n co t to coast.

Canada. Construction of signghas 111° T""°l°l"° which "l" h” u'

~ no equal. Smsli fortune to be lustrated with motion pictures will made, wh-c m- wl-itey-gndhgqnte depict the wonderful scenic beauties Sign Company, 52 Henry Street. Detroit. Michigan.

of Canada, the magnificence of the Cnnadlan Rockies from the sea 8|"- ciLshores and fertile valleys of the Mirltlmcs. Through the old World Lands of Quebec and the forests and rivers of Ontario. The ilrell» 006i!

to Ahe wave-lapped sun-kissed shor-

Capialn State has appeared before various outstanding bodies on tilc

Aicociations. The New York Herald

nto Star says, "several hundred joy the Travelogue. "i!

instructive." The London Commerdlal Club.

Jlflillim’ motion K.Y., has this to say- "The

Female Help Walited

Wm pWANTED-A MAID FOHIIENEB- flutter of Capt. State's address was ii. iwilscwork. Aimly Mrs- chiiilesiboth interesting and instructive and 9°05 it was delivered in a very pleasing.‘ manner, all the pictures of the, Canadian Mountains. streams and. woods were good out those showing. ‘ _ hing scenes were‘ exceptionally. McLEAN-At Freetown, Aug. 2s. . Upon the whale We is" iii tail 102s. to w. and Mrs. Garfield Mc- ening with GIN-ll" Shh m his, urea will be unloved by any and".

Ibndou Commercial L1ub was very siilcercly pleased with the illustrat- ed address delivered here recently b

ciipl. J. Milton State. the svbis l

ce in city, town or rural

LECTURE-—CAPTA1N J. MILTON

—-——————— ggrgtnhes of prairie of the great sTllnY EM‘ West, ‘the rushing roaring torrents and snow clad peaks of the 301M05- iitrt in 8 weeks. Write Moler Bar- Th, Tpgyglpgug will curry you on bcr College, Department

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Central Guardian]

TONIGHT - ORGAN RECITAL at Zion Church! 7955-11

BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE llld lot for sale corner Eustou and Pleas- ant Streets, Thursday. s" ad,

_ PAINFUI. ACCIDENT.— Many‘ friends of James Swan, Junior. Mt. Edward Road, are sorry to learni that he ‘was thrown from a horse on Saturday. getting his right hand. and face badly cut. r

AN mitnl. aurgauotloh sale of J. A. s fine property Thur-g- ga errelexFl i2 o'clock. Sec ad else-

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SOUTH ‘GRANVILLE-Presbyter- ianChurcli in Canada. Thursday, 51PM- Zith. there will be service in LhemScutn Granville Church at 7.30"

T0 m53§c'l_'_,WORK-Mr. Ilar- io Pancerlinlhcontl-actor in charge or the interion decorating of Saint Dilllsiianh Cathedral. arrived in the my 1R8 night from New York Cii-y. w ere Mr. Panaeroni has several big undertakings now in progress. '

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

ANNOUNCEMENT

The undersigned begs to announce to the _peoplc of Charlottetown and throlllhout the Island that he has purchased the entire business and good will of the late J. A. S. Bayer, Photographic Studio and will be in a position to resume business on Wedncada , September 28th.

He hopes to be favored with the patronage of all the former patrons of the Bayer Studio and many new cues and will endeavor to maintain heretofore enjoyed by this Studio.

an Catholic corlflfixation at Surn-

The Business will be carried on under the name and style of “The Bayer Studio."

W. H. FLETT ....iQ___.._.

The Executo of the late J. A. S. Bayer, having sold the Bayer Studio Photographic buaineii to MI‘. W. H. Flatt of Moneton. would deeply appreciate from the former patrons of this Studio their kind patronage as ll the past. Mr. Flatt comes to f“ ‘ i - a Photographer and ta in a position to tum out, in; [h1g5], class of work In all branches of Photography.

We wish him every success} (Signed) H. W. WEEKS,

Execuhrs ‘of the Estate J. A. S. Bayer.

PRIZE BABY-Margaret , the infant daughter of Mr. “ill: Mrs. Alden S. Bale of Fredericton. took second prize at the baby show at the Fredericton Exhibition. She is a grandaughter of Judge A. B. Warburton and Mrs. Warburton of Charlottetown. '_ .

s. s. impala-There will be a Rally of all the Sunday Schools in connection with theBeilast Presby- terisn Church on Sunday. Sept. 30th at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. This

vices.

travelogue on Canada at various

ed meetings at Mt. Allison Ladies‘ College. Sackville. and at Moncion.

town for. Summerside on Friday.

POLICE column-At the police court Monday morning five drunks appeared. One drunk had his bail of ten dollars estreated; three had had their bail oi six dollars each estreat- ed; oneoawarded s. fine of five dol- lars and costs was allowed a week

ed with a breach of the traffic by- law was fined five dollars and costs. The two men arrested on Wednes-

Johnston. K. C., for the acused did

the circumstances this point was

PRUNTY-At the Charlottetown Hospital, Sept. 21st, to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Prunty, city. a son.

KENNY - At the Charlottetown Hospital, SepT. ‘20th. bo Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kenny. city, a son.

PEAKE-At the Charlottetown Hos- pital, Sept. 19th. to Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Pcakc, city, a daughter.

Leo Praught, Cherry Valley. a daughter.

BISO-At the Charlottetown Hosp- er Biso. city. a son.

DOUCETTE-At the Charlottetown Hospital. Sept. 5th to Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Doucette, city, twins. a son and daughter.

Hospital, Sept. 6th, to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gauthier. city, a son.

22. 1928. to Dr. and Mrs. J. E. 4 1

Blanchard. a daughter. I ‘

colu- unity. lELEMlNG-At 123 Spring 88., Alli-r

MURRAY-At the Charlottetown Hospital, September 18th. to Mr. i and Mrs. Gerard Murry, a daugh- ter.

Irean. formerly Mics Sadie Reeves. a daughter.

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VISSIY-At the Heart ‘Home. September podcrick J. vosscr. accd l1. IMII-zflirlbrll from the residence" of his hrothcr George Vmey. Oayicwn. this umcrning at 8.40 to 8t. Dunctanu Cathedral thcucc to _ Roman Catholic cem- etery. L“_

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M- Presbyterian Collesiate School. Pictou. was’ in the Province go.- the Week-Hid taking services at Card- gnp. Dundas and Montague. Mr. Sproule says the Collegiate is gen. v Iillimi; very satisfactorily and has a e bunch of Island bo

i PHOTOGRAPHS FILM FINISHING

CrasWeIISTUDIO

Mr. J. W. D. McKay of Seattle, Wash... formerly of New London, is hmilins a visit to his former home and friends in the Province.

PRESBYTEBIAN CHURCH IN whsresation is t0 have a visit from CANADA-Sunday, Sept. 30th. Ser- "ie Mmieiiiiiir 0i the Presbyterian vices will be held 4n the Geddle Me- gigiéfillatig cghlldathon Stunday. Oc- morial Church at 11 a. m. 1n the wen eR. Rev.Dr.Lo m Ch ‘taco. .i Buchanan will preach at both ser- thf-Ijgcllfiiz): Chill-sill; 7.30 p? mu.‘ n spending the summer In m“ Prov‘

iMr. Ernest Campbell who has been

ince. leaves this morning on return to Victoria, B. C.

THOSE WHO HAVE NOT secur- c.N.n. LECTUHER. COMING. - ed their tickets for the dance in the Captain J- Fulton Stale. official Oddfellows Hall . Thursday, Sépt. lecturer for the Canadian National 37th mgy secure thorn from the Railways. is ilivins an interesting committee, F. A. Vanfderstine. Ful- ton Adams, William Down, Hughie . centres l-hroushout the Maritime MacKay. Percy Worth and Georgie Provinces. He has already address- MacDougall.

Stock Quotations

8006-9-25-21 i HALIFAX. sept. 24, mggFQnO. tations furnished by Johnston and VlSITED PROVINCE-Mi‘. Hugh ward, Memhm and is expected in Charlottetown B. Bell of the staff of Johnston and this evening. Captain State is teat- Ward. has returned from a three uring the tourists advantages of the wegry visit to prince Edward m- Marttimes. He is lens/ins ChBYiOi/iie- and, where he has been relieving the manager of the Summerslde branch says the Halifax Chronicle. Mr. Bell reports a very large pots.’- to crop on the Island, but indica- tions point to a lower price for po- tatoes than last year. The future of the fox business on the Island is looking very hopeful. settled down to the basis of a stable in which to pay it. One man. charg- industry and is bringing new wealth

Montreal Stock

New York Exchange

Ab, Top. dz San. Fe. Ry. Am. Can Co. . . . . . . . . . . .. .. Am. smelting s. Ref. cc. An. Cop. Min. Co. . . . . . . . . ..

. Y. Cen. 8r. Hud. Riv. R. B. yon. Gas Co. (New York) . . iBud. Motor Car Co. . . . . . . .. -. ter. Paper C0. . » ter. Petroleum . _ tan. Oil of New Jersey .

ading Co. . . . . . . . . . .. Southern Pacific . Union Pacific Ry. U. S. Ind. Alcohol Co. . Westinghouse Elec. .. .. . Qnlted States Steel . . . . . . . .. 160%

‘A’ ricultural Building for ofiices and a

7a B. I. Rayner and the remodelling

41 now to be the Summerside head- 3 quarters of the P. E. I. Telephone

EMPIRE PARLIAMENTARY AS- day everiinfln connection with SOC1ATION.— Yesterday after- drcpping two sacks of liquor over a noon a conference was held in the fence. and who were charged with a. Premier's office between members breach of the customs act were dis- of the Government. and represent- . charged. In this case. Mr. J. J. atives of the Publicity Association. the Board of Trade. the Corporation not submit a defence. and contend- of the City o_f Charlottetown and od that no evidence had been ad- other organizations interested with duced to connect the accused with s. view to providing entertainment the crime of harbouring or conceal- for the members oi the British Em- ing liquor. His Honor ruled that in pire Parliamentary Association when they urrivlfhere on Sunday morning well taken and dismissed the case next. The following iirfifljmme has “mm-dingy been decided on: The Brennan will . __-_-<-o>-—— be left free for the members to at- tend divine service at the various BIRTHS churches. They will partake of lun. - cheon at the Victoria I-lnteh 1n the MURRAY-At the Charlottetown afternoon they will motor. Hospital. Sept. 18, to Mr. and Mrs. will be arranged for them 50 that; J. Gerard Murray. City. a. daughter. they may see as much of the Island iiceiiery as possible. At 5 o'clock they will be entertained at afternoon tea by His Honour the Lieutengni; Governor and Mrs. Heartz. At '1 p. m. there will be a dinner given in their honour at the Victoria Hotel.

Montreal Stock Exchange

National Breweries .. Winnipeg Electric Brazilian Traction man MacFarlane; 3. Wanda Low- Steel Com. of Canada

Dominion Bridge oa “mm” '

Building Products Chas. Gurd . . . . . . .. Power Corporation Inter Utilitles—A .. Can. Pac. Ry.

4 . Brmsh America on _ MacFallnne, Sandy Muttart, Hazen

‘ Lowther. (Teacher) Jennie Ding-

. Bank Commerce . . . . . . . . . . . . Bank Royal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Mr. Malcolm Dockerty, Cardigan. left this morning for Daihcusie Col- PRAUGHT__A.‘ the charlougwwn lege, Halifax, where he will take up Hospital, Sept. 11th, to Mr. and Mrs. Piie iiiiiiiy 0i medicine-

The many friends of Mrs. George Robinson will be sorry to l; that she is at present in the Prince m“, Sept 5m’ w Mn and Mm Pa“ Edward Island Hospital, where she

- underwent an operation last week. and hope for a speedy recovery.

Owen McGar-ry. Southport. spent several days visit- ing friends in Iona. While there they attended the wedd

GAUTHlEB-At the Charlottetown Garry. alid neioe- Mr. J. M. Sproule. headmaster of

Roberta G. Spencer.

BLANCHABD-In this City, dept;

Director and Organist of Baptist Church

THE WHOLE TOWN ls

Clnaaca in’ Piano, Organ, Theory Studio phone 401-1’. Studio Bap- tist Church, FitaroyJtl-oct.

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Plcaiiilsoii‘ SPICES

George Methven. iAasociaic Canadian College of

_ Orgauiata. =Ortlnistiand Oghcir Master St. Has resumed ‘leaching Piauc

and , studio, St. alnca Church Hall.

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Building Activity in Prince County

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Several important building pro- jects are in operation throughout Prince County at the present time. A new church for the 11.0m-

lnerfield, of which Rey. Frank MacDonald is the pastor is in course of’ erection. The edifice will be of frame construction in B. C. fir with birch and spruce flooring and "concrete foundation. Tile church is being built from plans by Messrs. Chappell d: Hunter and will probably cost in the vicinity of $20,000. Mr. Wm. Hennessey is in charge of the general work. The plumbing and heating was award- ed to T. Johnston d: Co., Summer- side.

Another new Roman Catholic church edifice is in course of con- struction st Borden of which Rev. Wm. Monaghan is the pastor. It is a 70x40 frame building on a con- crete foundation, and will be elec- trically lighted and finished within in B. C. fir. It. is also being built from plans by Chappell 6t Hunter. the work being done by day labor. At Kensingwn an important work has been in progress in the remodelling of the United Church there from plans by the same ar- chitects. The work is being done by day labor and will make c. de- cided improvement in the struct- ure.

A new church is also being built for the United Church congrega- tion at Arlington, Lot 14. It will be a building 30x50 feet construc- ted from plnas prepared by Mr. Percy Tantom-Summerside. Mr. W. H. Phillips is in charge of the work which is a day labor job.

At Long River. a new church for the UnitedChurch congregation is nearing completion. It is of frame structure 30 x51 feet made from plans by Mr. Percy Tanion. Sum- merslde. The interior is now being completed in B. C. fir. Mr. Ruther- ford Cotton is the contractor.

At Kensirlgion a new two storey frame residence was erected for the manager of the branch there of the Bank of Nova Scotia. Mr. W. MacLean. The general contractor was Mr. Major Schurman of Sum- merside. This house is fitted up in first-class style with all conven- iences. .

A number of new resid ces are being built in Summersi e in ad'- dition to other important work. in- cluding the remodelling of Epworth Hall in connection with the United Church. the remodelling of the Ag-

warehouse for its new owner. Mr.

of the building on Water Street fonnerly owned by Mr. Rnyrier Grid

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NORTH CALETON SCHOOL

Report of North Carleton School. for August and September:

Grade VII.—Sr.—1. Dorothy Mac- Farlane and Emmet. Mcfnnis (equal) 2, Arthur Wright: 3. Lloyd Mythol- Grade VIL-Jr. 1, Albert Muttart; 2. Norma Pickering; 3. Evelyn Gould. Grade IV.-—i. Reta Gould; 2. Nor-p

ther. Grade 111-1, Sadie Muttart and Sandy Muttart (equal); 2. Wilbert

Grade II. Sr.-Frailk Muttart and‘ Edna Gould (equal).

Grade II. Jr.-—Edward Lowiher; Grade L-I-iazen Lowther. Perfect attendance-Dorothy Mac- Fariane. Emmet McInnis. Teresa Muttart, Wanda Lowther. Norman

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