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Agents Wanted

$225. FOR DISTRIBUTING RELIG- ious literature paid man or woman; spare orfull time. Write Mr. Conrad, Tower Bldg, Toronto.

- A. W. 5-fm8b i SUCCESSFU L TRAVELLERS wanted for a special trip of a month or so; or to carry a Side Line on own territory. Large coin», missions. For particulars apply to-'

day. D. C. 00.. P. O. Box I97, T1‘1lI‘O, N. S. 8439-10-18-31. $250. MADE ..

IN SPARE, TIME. IN CITY 0R town, taking orders. We show you how to make a De- livery later. Personal Greeting Cards. Somethin! new and snappy. Magnificent saniple book free. "Imperial Art" 51 Welling- ton West, Toronto.

A. W. Sept. 22tf.

Miscellaneous

FOR SERVICE. ONE YORKSHIRE Boar. Fred Carew, East Baltic. 8518-10-19-22

-i.—-—-———- l CAPTURED A FOX. APPLY HAR-

old Beaion, Alexandra. . 8479-10-18-21.

Jivo. ALFRED MACDONALD, Land Surveyor, Hermanville, P. E. I. 8-7-1 mo

MEMORIAM AND MOURNING cards at shortest notice. Guard- ian Job Printery. -

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SHIPPING TAGS, EXPEDITIOUS-

ly supplied. Guardian Job Print-

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CORRESPONDENCE CARDS AND envelopes with address printed. Just the thing for acknowledge- ment, intimations, etc., Guardian Job Print/cry. tf.

CLEARING SALE AND AUCTION at Mt. Stewart, 20th, 22nd and 23rd. Store and household effects. 1 Pandora Rarfge, almost new. Sale starts at 12 o'clock each day. Mrs. Howard Glover.

' 8491-10-18-31.

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Situations‘ Vacant

'A 85 PRIVATE CHRISTMAS Greeting card sample book free; representatives making ten dollars daily; experience or capital nnccessary. Bradley - Garretson. Brantford, Ont. S. V. Oct. 9-241.

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_ Teachers Wanted. .- Gimp-pow om IlAItY 523$}. fidl°°tait$mfiil a 511cc m opus," w. c Rkihl/BOUIPQIJ‘ ‘aaoa-ioifi-cr

Female Help Wanted

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.8ELL CIIRISTMASl CA D8 $35-$50 °"" ' and paid weekly in spars time selling well known line personal Cristmas Cards. Expor- ience unnecessary. An early start and our co-opsration‘ asuursssuc- pess. Beautiful new sample book free. Master Kraft Co.. Limited. Toronto. Representatives wanted small towns also. l".I-I.W.mwf.

For Sale

FOR SALE-HZ’! FORD COUPE. J. Erie Thomson. North Tuyon. 8507-10-19-11

i ros sALu-A-r new obasuow v Village, nice store and house, fif- Mn. acres 10nd,‘:- cxcgfinlfl 191' wn rose

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WANTED-MAN T0 WORK 0N farm. Apply D. H. Murchison. York Point. 8476-10-18-31.

WANTEIL- ASSISTANT CARE- taker for large fox ranch in Western Canada. single man with experience send references. Apply B. R. Holman, Charlottetown.

8449-10-17-31

Articles For Sale

FOR SALE-OUR SALMON TRAP net with rope. cage and anchors. All ready to set. New. Will be sold reasonable. Colin McDon- ald, Antigonish, N. S.

. 8464-10-17-121

Teachers Wanted

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Central Guardian

WP. BUY MOST everything the farmer sells and sell everything you want to eat. P. J. MacDonald. 852

IIIGIIFlELIL-There will be di- vine service in the Presbyterian Church on Sunday at 3 p. m. The service will be nductei by Rev. W. Bruce Muir.

BOYS BROWN CORDUROY Bloomer full lined. $1.95 per pair. Moore 8: McLeod, Limited.

_85l9-I0-19-2i.

POLICE COURT—At the Police Court yesterday morning one drunk was fined $5.00 and costs; one case °1 1111561119811’ W ’ was award- ed a fine of $2.00. and told to "clean up" before 4 p. m. One pro- hibition case was flned $200.00 and 4108B. and another similar case was dismissed. »

ANGI-ICAN SERVICES- Twen- tieth Sunday after Trinity, October St. John's. Milton, Sunday School, 2 p. m. iii.‘ tion) Ev- ening Prayer, 3 p. m. Preacher Mr. G. B. Nicholson of Chapleau, On- the Church of England in Canada. St. Mark's, Rustico. Evening pray- er at 7.80 p. m. Preacher—Rev. C. P Johnson.

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PERSONALS

Mrs. P. S. Brown has returned from a four months’ visit to Chi- cago. _ '

Mrs. Jasper Plckard has returned home from a pleasant month's vis- it to friends and relatives in Bos- ton and other American cities.

Captain Hugh McPhee and Mrs. McPhee of Georgetown are spend- 1X18 a. few days in the city, the guests of their son, Hon. I-I. Frank McPhee and Mrs. McPhee. ‘

Mrs. L. Weatherbie. has returned toward the march of the high call-~, very pleasant months visiting her. gather Mr. John Wonnacott, Elm"

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TEACHER WANTED-A FIRST

Mr. " ' Rattenbury, of Char-

_ or second class teacher for Mt. Pleasant Lot 12. School. No. 50. Male preferred. Supplement at the rate of $200.00 a year. Apply in writing. Walter MacIntosh. Sec'y., Ellerslie, R. R.

8462-10-17-3wks.

._____-_-_---———-— SALESMEN WANTED SALESMAN WANTED-WE IIAVE an opening for a good wide- awake salesman, to call on all the retail trade groceries and confec- tionery on the Island, an old es- tablished line, on commission basis. Apply in writing to R. Spen- cer Carcaud 8s Co., 21 Botsford St. Moncton, N. B. 8488-10-18-21.

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TO LET — LARGE FURNISHED bedroom, heated. use of bath- room. Suitable for one or two. Central. Phone 955.

8501-10-18-31

Male Help Wanted

WANTED — 20 EXPERIENCED Woodsman, apply 236 King Sh, or

Comfort Lodge. J. Howleet. 85I4-l0-l9-2i.

Sii-tuation Wanted

POSITION WANTED BY MIDDLE- aged woman for house work Home more than high wages. Write S. M. Guardian Office.

8515-10-19-21

lottetown, C.N.R. Director from Prince Edward Island, has returned home from Montreal where he had Ibeen attending a. meeting of the Board of Directors.

The many friends of Mr. and _Mrs. Charles Moore. Dunedin, will be glad to learn that their young- est son George Charles is much im- proved after his serious illness.

' Mr. T. H. Reid. manufacturer's agent, Halifax is at present in the Province. It is a number of years, since he has been here, but there is no better known man on the road than Tom Reid. He left yes- terday for Summerside.

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sum FOR LIBRARY ’_ t! the last". meeting of the Provin lake'- cutive the Government d ded to’ place in the estimates-C 0,000 for the Harris Memorial Library Building.

CONVENTION. The District Con- vention of Women's Institutes will be held in Sturgeon Hall Oct. 24th beginning at 2.30 p. m.

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wnvsnoa 1335220 cannon.- Serviccs on Sunday next, October 21st will be as follows: Winsloe North at 11 p. m. Winsloe South at 3 p. m. Princetown Road at '1 p. m.

CONVALESCINGA- His many friends will be pleased tollearn that Mr. J. Milton Wheatiey is doing nicely after an operation» for appen- dicitis in the P. E. I. Hospital. - -

AVIATOR IlEAVES-Yesterdliy afternoon Major Tudhope, Squad- ron Leader of the Canadian Air Force, took ofl’ from Connolly's field about 12.45 p. m. He landed in Simmons’ field near the resid- ence of Capt. R. l-I. Stewart. Spring Park, after first circling the city and performing numerous “stunts? At 2.35 b; m. he left for Moncton. passing over Summerside en route, and arriving at his destination at 3.30 p. m. He took with him a let- ter from Premier Saunders to Hon. P. Veniot, Postmaster general. and. for his.own use, some Prince Ed- ward Island potatoes and lobsters. It is his intention, weather per- rnitting, to proceed to Ottawa to- day. Calling at Quebec. where he should arrive about noon. Major Tudhope found Simmons‘ field excellent. both for landing on and taking of! from. In taking off this afternoon, he first taxied to the west of the field, then went east. and, before he had gone much more than half way, his ‘plane left the ground. He passed not far above the spectators, and waved them a cheery "good bye."

Y’S MEN'S MEETING

Thursday evening, 6 p. m. Presi- dent Cleaver MacLean in the chair. Guests. Mr. Simla McFarlane and Mr. Desborough, both of the Bank of Nova Scotia staff.

The Junior Y's Men met also for the first time in the season. having Mr. Hutcheson of R. B. of C. Staff.

It is reported that the condition. of Mr. John Agnew, chairman of me Prohibition Commission who ls at present suffering from illness re-l mains unchanged. The Guardian Joins with his many friends in ex- pressing its hopes for his speedy re- covery. _

l BIRTHS DOYLE.—At the City Hospital Oct. Doyle a daughter.

MCINNIS.-At the City Hospital. Oct. 13, 1928 to Mr. and-Mrs. Allan Mclnnis a son.

AilSENAllLTe-At the City Hos- pital Oct. l6, 192B to Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Arsenault. Beach Point. a daughter. ,

MARRIAGES

‘Stock Quotations

HALIFAX. Oct. ill-Quotations furnished by Johnston and Ward, Members Montreal Stock Exchange. ‘l

Ncw York. Exchange

At... Top. 8s San. Fe Ry. 192%

FAgn‘. Can Cgdyray. .

. o. .. N. Y. Cenqda Hud. Riv. B. it. 178% Con. Gas Co. (N. Y.) . . . . . .. 76%

Hudson Motor Car Co. . . 92%. Inter. Petroleum . til Stall. Oil of N. J. .. - 46% O0. . . . . .. . 103% lsouthern Pacific .. - liilll» Union Pacific Ry. . 201M

U. S. Ind. Alcohol Co. . 134 105%

Westinghouse Elec. United States Steel 182%

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HEARTZ—MATHESON - On Oct. 18, 1928, at the home of Mrs. Mal- colm Matheson, mother of the bride, 4 I-Iillcrest Ave.. by Rev. Dr. Ramsay. Walter G. Heartz of Mar- shfield. to Della M. Matheson. of Charlottetown.

DEATHS

‘MUTClI-—At Mt. Edward Road. 0n Thursday, Oct. 1B, Albert Mutch. in lhls 77th year. Funeral from his~ llatc residence on Saturday. 00$-

20th. service starting at 2 p.m., fun-

eral leaving at 2.30. Interment Mt. _~ ‘ Herbert Cemetery.

l IN MEMORIAM‘ McKENNA-In sad and lovinl memory of our dear wife and mother Catherine, who passed to the

life beyond one .17!" IIO todiy- October 19th. mi.

God, By the valley of rest so fair Some day, some time, when our task ls done - We shall meet our dear Mother

there.

. hsusthc flowers gently wave

Hca the one we loved so dearly w "l! IQIII! FUN". 81.1"», <

e did not know the pain you bore We did not see you dis . We oniphnsw you paced away And could not say goodby.

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That you. so Wm In llflll .. ,,. And leave no hcrc tirmourn.

16, . 1929. to Mr. and Mrs. Prank as

The Speaker of the evening was Mr. R. A. Pendleton, who gave a brief account of the District Con- vention held in Moncton recently. at which 40 Y's Men representing Moncton, St. John and Charlotte- town were present.

On arrival the representatives were met at the Y. where Registra- tion took place and were formally ., ‘ -‘ by Mayor of Moncton at a banquet that evening. J. H. Ram- say spoke to the meeting, taking his topic “Whither Bound". pointing out to the delegates the principles of Y'sdom.

The second day of convention Mr Pendleton occupied the chair. "So- cial Problems" was the subject for this meeting and many interesting questions were, asked of A.M. Gregg the topic leader and much valu- able information gained.

Mr. Pendleton closed his talk with references to membershiD problems. social activities and told of the eloquent speech of Mr. H. D. Grimes on Y's menettes. and told of the activities of the Shang- hai Y's Men's Club who raised funds and supplied a long felt need there in the shape of the Shanghai Y's Men's Clinic. whflffl 40 babies are daily provided for with expert medical attention.

After some other business the meeting closed with the King.

An interesting meeting is prom- ised for next week.

PHOTOGRAPHS FILM FINISHING CfflSWCIlSuTUDIO

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Eat Hearty REXALL j DYSPEPSIA TABLETS

Prevent Indigestion, flsiueuey. l heartburn. conltlpatfon, etc.

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Price B0 Cont: and 81.00 per Dos.

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-Raisins Tomato Soup . ..

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8513-10-19-21.

Get Our Prices on Flour

TEA ‘SPECIAL , g-siioiisii PEKOE

Buy your winter supply now

POUND

Better in quality than any other Tea selling at this price in Prince Edward

SPECIALS

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BROS

ar 7c lb. Tomatoes. peas and corn, 2 cans for 25c. P. J. MacDonald. 8522

BABY'S RUBBER BIB with slee- ves 19 cents. Moore d: McLeod, Ltd. 8519-10-19-21.

NOTICE-We must have pay- ment of all accounts at once other- wise we shall have no altemative

the bank for the amount. much as we dislike to do so.—PATON'S

LIMITED. 8503-10-18-21

Latest Mix Picture, Portrays

Old West

"PAINTED rosr" A LIVELY DRAMA or SHERIFF TURN- sn HOTEL KEEPER, WITH AMUSING SITUATIONS GA-

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Bringing with it the spirit of the old West the latest Tom Mix thrill- er. which opened at the Capitol Theatre yesterday, is one of the most intriguing Mix pictures seen here for some time. The picture is "Painted Post", a tale of the for West.

Mix enacts the role of Tom Blake, sheriff of Comanche County. At the opening of the story Mix is busy serving attachments against the residents of Painted Post. Among those served is the owner of the only hotel, who is highly plggg- ed at the prospect of leaving the almost deserted city.

1n the midst of his combined du- ties as" sheriff and hotel keeper, Tom finds a. package of money. A little sleuthing reveals the own- ers. a . stranded theatrical troupe, greatly‘ relieved and made happy when Torn returns the money.

In his wanderings around the ho- tel Tom comes in contact with Ben Tuttle. leader of a gang of thieves, who are planning to seize the Can- yon City Smelter payroll.

other than to make a. draft through '

MEET ANDBODTS prices. Sug- C. G. ‘S. Brant. Capt. B. Kelly in

port. Bruce Stewarts Wharf S. S. Hochelaga on Pictou route. S. S. Harland. Capt. MacLaine, has sailed. Motor Sloop Beth in port. —i<-0§-_-_

EASTERN GUARDIAN

. RHEAR MISS BARBARA MAC- NEILL, at Odd Fellows Hall, Mon- tague tonlght in “The Whole Town's Talking." 8506-10-19-11

. ."‘TIIE WHOLE TOWN'S TALKINGN-Charlottetown talent. Montague tonight.

8506-10-19-11.

(lard 0f Thanks

Mrs. Harold Henry wishes to thank the many friends for sympa- thy extended in her recent bereave- ment, and also the Doctors and nurses of the Prince Edward Island Hospital. 3520

The Mgr/refs

OTTAWA, Ont., Oct. l8.—-Canad- lan egg markets unchanged today. TORONTO-The situation on this egg market remains unchanged. Strictly fresh eggs continue firm with storage eggs dull,

» MONTREAL-The local egg mar- ket is steady. Jobbing prices un- changed. Fresh eggs are selling to retailers at extras 55 cents. firsts 4B cents. seconds 39 cents and storage are selling at extras 45 cents, flrsts 41 cents. seconds 3B cents. MONTREAL, Oct. lib-Extreme dullness marked the export trade in grain here today owing to the fact that foreign bids were below local exporters views. The domes- tic cash grain trade was fair and values were unchanged. The in- quiry for spring and winter wheat flour was of a limited character but prices were firm. An active trade was done in millfeed and the un-

Tom falls in love with Barbara Lane. a magazine illustrator seek-I ing western types. Barbara! thinks Tuttle is an ideal type and begs him to pose for her. \ Tom is jealous and forces Tuttle into a showdown. Tuttle steals the payroll and makes off with Barbara. But he reckoned without‘ Tom. They stages desperate bat- tle ai". the entrance to an aban- doned mine whlch ends in victory for Tom and a wedding ring for Barbara. _

Natalie Kingston, a dark-eyed‘ beauty. makes her debut in a wes- tern opposite Tom.

P WATERFRONT nntucroizy

Paolis Wharf

Schr. A. c. Newhall, Capt. Sund- by has sailed.

Carraghcrs Wharf Schr. Dwina, Capt. Fraser in port. Plckards Wharf

Four mastcd schr. "Ruth Martin". Capt Waldemar, discharging a cargo of i230 tons of hard coal for A. Pickard dz Co.

Schr. Corean. Capt. Lavangier. 41th a cargo of coal for A. Pickard a Co.

Schr. AJ-I. Whitman. Capt. Shave with stone.

D. P. W. Dredge No. 115. Capt. MacLeod in port.

Lyons Wharf

Four muted vessel Charles D. Stanford. discharging a cargo of R50 tons of hard coal for C. Lyons 6s Co.

Marine Wharf Customs Cruiser Margaret. Capt. Ascah has sailed. C. G. S. Aranmore. Capt. Rhude in port.

dertone to the market was firm. There was a fair demand for stan- dard grades of rolled oats and prices remained stationary. - Little business was done in but- ter but values were firmly main- tained. Receipts were 744 packag- es. The undertone to the cheese market continued easier but there was no further change in prices. The demand was inactive. Receipts were 11,533 boxes. The egg market was moderately active and values for fresh and storage grades were firm. Receipts were 882 cases. Im- ported beans were in good de- mand. Choice white handpicjid grades sold at $4.50 to $4.60 per bushel. ex store. A small trade was done in potatoes and prices were firm. New Brunswick Green Mountains were quoted at 80 cents per bag of 90 pounds, in bulk, with cobblers at 75 cents per bag ex track, while Prince Edward Island Green Mountains best grade cob- blers sold at 85 cents to 90 cents per bag of ninety pounds in bags. F‘ O B Montreal. --—-4o-o>—i-

EXTEND CALL TO

P. E. I. MINISTER

MONCTON, Oct. iii-Central Un- ited Church here at its regular meeting decided to accept the res- ignation of its pastor, Rev. Henry Irvine. tendered last week. They decided to extend an invitation to Rev. Robert Smart, of the Murray Harbor Circuit, P. E. Island.

Central is among the former Methodist churches that decided to retain the four-year term for its pastors. Rev. Mr. Irvine's term of four years expires next June and Rev. Mr. Smart. who has been two years at Murray Harbor. is highly recommended.

Rev. Mr. Irvine, after more than 190 years of very successful work in ‘town and city charges, is still fSLIOIIQ and active to continue in the ,work of the ministry for some gyears. I-le does not at present know iwhere his next charge will be.

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Montreal Hockey Teams Prepare

For L. Season

MONTREAL, Oct. l7—The camps of the Montreal Maroons and the Canadiens, local National Hockey League clubs, were buzzing with ac- tivity today as the‘ managers and trainers made preparations for the start of the training season.