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. DI. LAWSON. 0F VANCOUVER. will speak in York Hall Monday, Oct. 21m, on "The Miracle of Food," at 8 p. m., Tuesday in P. E. LOrphanage, Mt. iHerbert. 7846-10-25

' Agents, Wanptzd

mnAIT AGENTS-WRITE FOR citalogue, United Art Ltd, 120 John, Toronto. il-d-A. W. mwsildl.

BIG $5 PRIVATE GREETING l girrlstinas card sample book ‘M; representatives already mak- mg five dollars up daily; exper- kme gr capital unnecessary. Gar- rmqn Company, Brantford, Ont. A. W. 9-26-241. _,___.-..._._.__._.._..__._ (m. WOMAN TO TRAVEL ‘m; gppbllil’. local representatives. 905mm; permanent; yearly guar- mm $1300 (being $25. weekly average) and expenses; commission “d cash bonuses besides. State “c, ggpefleflilfi and general quali- ncatlons. Winston 00., Tower Bldg, qmnto. A. W. IU-WedSattIOct. 31.

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, YOU CAN MAKE GOOD mgnfly selling our 900 varieties oi’ ven Red Tag ‘Press. Shrubs and “my m your friends and neigh- hers. Part or full time. Cash every “my, Complete instructions, |plondid illustrations. Write Dom-

hkfli Nurseries, Montreal. A. W. 5-112.

‘YOU All LOOKING FOB. AN

opportunity to better your position ‘u; mil, the Watkins Business '11] put you‘on the path to Success, without any risk of your part. Po- ettively the largest and best line of pods sold to families. 130.00 or .‘@‘ per week for the industrious m“, Apply now for the locality. 1119 J. R. Watkins Company. Dept. Q, 749 Criiig St., West, Montreal. Q‘, A. ‘H. 3-13-5-41.

For Sale

EAVY BROWN PAPER FOR SAL-I;

Apply It this Office. 5595-“.

S]! SALE-B SILVER UNREGIS-

tered '~": pups. Apply Guardian. . 7722-l0-2l-6l

El. SALE, TO LET. BOARD AND

room signs on hand at Guardian Office. t!

>._----;--_. -~~- bl! SALE - BRUNSWICK VI?‘- imla with 43 records, also Il Burn- er Perfection Oil Stove with ()\'f“l. Apply Guardian. 7321-10-21-31

pure bred bum‘. Apply C. ‘W. lllcllcit, Clinfloitctoivii, R. R. 6. . 7320-10-23-31;

> OR SALlZ-SIIETLANI) TONY, hlack and ivlilto. with sleigh and lvrncrs, F. G. liciiiicdl’. Suuthnort.

' 7802-10-24-31

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ilR-SALIL-fii PLYMOIYTII ROCK Pullets cheap. W. R. Dennis, 1B7 Great George Street, Charlotte- toiwi. 7833-l0-25-2l. ,,_ _ I __ DY NETTIBIG FOR SUE-ISO rolls boat English woven For Wire new. Sizr- froin lil inch to 72 inch viide. l‘3-2 in. mesh, Will give b1; discount. Call or writ" for prices. J. 1) Jenkins. ‘Tfil-lO-2l-4i iE A ‘V Y CARDBOARD. 'l‘ I! I-J Guardian is offering: for sale, a quantity of heavy cnrd‘_".:irrl mats. sprcihlly suitable for ilic liiinf-i 0i" ClllFkPfl houses, ctc. Prirr‘ one rent Path "F. S." 9-l0-tf.

DR R.'\l.E-l930 MODEL TORI) Coupe (bought late). Onlv drlvfll feiv thousand miles. Unusual bor- rain for niilck sale. Apply 2 llills- boro St. Chuiloitetoivn- 7Jl5-10-l5-2wl1

UBSClIlllE-R ownns FOR SALE his dwelling house, situated at 22 Pleasant Street, modern convenien- ccs. niso lrruc burn, suitable f0!‘ gang's). ll. J. Palmer. 7532-l0-11-stt-2Wk8-

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Salesman Wanted

ILENDAR AND ADVERTISING fipcslnlty Salesman. Full or Pa" time. Good contract, highest coni- mlsions. exclusive line and territ- ory. Apply, stating qualifications. u Box N0. s20. London. Ontario-

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ipportunities for Men

and Women

AT HOME-EARN MONEY

llainilng Christmas cards. Catalog- ‘it- samples, instructions ten fronts. Premier Art Guild. 210 Vic- hla. Toronto o. Oct. as t1 u 0.11.10

_,j__ Female Help Wanted

iAursn-i-r/iin. EXPERIENCED, Aiillly Mrs.

Burnett, 24 Upper liillshoro St. t!

iituations Vacant-Male ___________________

“RN $0.00 r0 $10.00 run on. Bis demand. Only few weeks re- oiilred to learn at Canada's oldest Ind most reliable trade schools. wflie for free literature. Dominion Tim's Schools, 1107 st. Lawrence Tiiontrcal. s.v.1/1.-10-12-2s

Salesman Wanted

“Isuzu WANTED - sates llent for Prince Edward Island. 0W1 hly- Free outfit. We want m" I reliable. energetic repres- entative to handle the best dis-

flfl on the ‘island. nur agenc." is Frontal-lie

l. W. B-Wstf-

90-. Toronto, our,

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warren zro PURCHASE-SMALL

IIJST ARRIVED. PIPELESS

VDOAI‘. DEBS ACCOMMODATED, 24B

$35-$50

LOST-SIDE WRAP OF FORD

Wanted

wan-ran _noann AND $0M‘.

Apply B. care Guardian. 10-2s-t1.

house with 9 to 5 acres land, wlgh. in one mile of Charlottetown. Ap- lily X, c.o., Guardian.

7624-l0-24-3i

...i___ _______________ _ WANTED-A SECOND HAND IL- limrlt"! CODY of “Theory and Practice of Fox Rlnchlng" by Dr, J. A. Allen and W. C. S. McLurc. State price. (Mrs.) Lucy A. Gordon.

CHURCH OI‘ SCOTLAND - Rev. Ewen MacDougall will preach Sab- ‘bath 26th, at DeSable at 10.30; Cape Traverse at 2.30 and Summerside at 7 p. m.

cnanozn wirn can THEFT- Charged with the theft of e. car a. young man from Bristol was brought before Judge Fraser, of Sourls, by the Provincial P0110: YKYSiPZCHY. The case was adjourned and the young man was remsindrd to Georgetown jail.

SEEKS STORAGE FOR/POTATOES

Alberton. 7l03-9-22-tf. ' -—l=‘or the purpose of arranging with Miscgllgngqug the Halifax Harbour Commission ———- for the care of Prince Edward Island FOR SERVICE, PURE BRED Potatoes in the cold storage plant at

Yorkshire boar recently purchased at the Swine Bale. Apply C. W. Mellctt, Brackley. 7033-10-25-31

101m itrsarfiiiBaIitu, emo-

vinelal Land Surveyor, Igor-mun- ville. 7741-10-21-1 mo.

_________________€________ WANTED-MARRIED COUPLE FOR

lodging or board in private family. references. Apply Guardian, 7785-10-23-91

REGISTERED MALE NURSE, TAKE all cases. Phone 994. Mr. Mc- Avoy- 1106-10-23-31

____ _ WANTED -— DBESSMAKER, WILL

do sewing in town or country. Prices reasonable. Apply to Box E., e.o. Guardian. 7814-10-24-21

FUR- naces. Gas proof and dust proof. New ranges, special fann wagons, gang plows, with seat. Walking plows, etc. Lowest prices. W. R. Dennis. 187 Gt. George St, Char- lottetown. 7800-10-24-31

Sales Help and Agents

—-- A CANADIAN GREETING CARD

manufacturer requires representa- tives (both sexes.) to sell Personal Christmas Cards in every village icwn end city in Canada. Sample hook free, -liberal commissions. Wi-tc for complete information. Premier Art Guild, 210 Victoria. Toronto. S. H, A. Oct. 21 tl 30

Employment Wanted

POSITION ‘VANTED DY EXPER- i l"‘l‘_'_‘l‘('l snlesladv. Applv Box c 116.

Guardian. ' 7766-10-22-31

Boarders Wanted v

Kent Street. 78l0-l0-24-5l

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r0 LET-HOUSE wrm rwenvh

rooms, central, all conveniences or iviEl rr-nt part furnished or unfur- nlslicd, Apply Guardian.

. 7811-10-24-31

Male Help Wanted

isrconir: EXPERT BARBER

through our-special low cost course. Hundred: of successful graduates. Write: Meier Barber College, 573 Harrington, Halifax. Oct. l4-lts tf

4,000 APPOINTMENTS Yasiznv 1E

Pcstmcn. Clerks, Stenographers, Customs E1:amincrs,etc.. in Gov- ernment Service. For particulars write Civil Service Dept. M. C. C. Schools Ltd Toronto 10.

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

RELIABLE MAN FOR ONE HUND-

red store county route; this prov- ince: experience unnecessary; no selling: distribute and collect. Should not. seventy dollars weekly. Sliamas Mfg. Co, New Toronto. Ontario. MJ-LW.

AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY

CAN BE EARNED weekly in spare time selling wicll known line Personal Christmas Cards. Scores of Stenc- graphers, Accountants, Clerks, etc, exceeded this last season. Beautiful new portfolio sample free. Master Kraft Co.. Limited. Toronto. Rep- resentatives wanted small towns also. M. H. W.-tts-tl 30.

Lost Losr on WEDNESDAY. smvsn

Finder leave at 7844-10-25-31

wrist watch. Guardian.

truck. Taxi,

Finder please notify Ben's 7849-10-25

LOST~ON THE MILLVIEW ROAD

Sunday, the 12th, a neck fur. Would the finder please leave 0t J. E. Mcllachemh Store, Cherry Valley. 7826-11.

LOST — SURAYED FROM YORK

Station, a light yellow dog with white neck Answers to “Lindyff Notify Ira Carr. West Cove Head. Phone R243. ‘1815-10-24-21.

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Halifax, Mr. J. W. Boulter has been in the Nova Soils, capital for the last two days. Storage facilities in Prince Edward Island are not Ls sat- isfactory as could be found in Hali- fax Mr. Boulter states. l-le is expect- ed to return to Charlottetown to- night.

INTIIUSIABM-Mr. T. Gordon Ives was one of the many fox breed- ers, who, yesterday congratulated ‘the Guardian for the special Fox Edition they published Thursday and which is repeated today. featuring his Fox Show to be held next week. Some others ‘vino were very much enthused about it were Major A. S. Robertson, Messrs. W. R. Shaw. J. Walter Jones, H. J. Kennedy, C. C. Baker, E. H. Monkley, J. R. Mutch, I‘. G. Kennedy, M. W. Wood and Gavin Harding. The Executive of the Fox Exhibitors Association stat- ed that they believed this feature was to some extent instrumental in securing the largest entry list for any Fox Show held on this continent. They are hopeful that, if the weath- er is favorable. there will be a very large attendance of interested people in the Exhibition Building all next week.

THE SALVATION ARMY (lITA- DEL-Large congregations are new finding spiritual light and help at the meetings regularly held in the Citadel. Services this week-end will be conducted by Adjutant A, W. Martin and will be as follows: Sat- urday evening. 8 p. m., Praise meet.- ing, Sunday, i1 a. m., Holiness meet- ing. 3.15 p. m., Praise meeting, 7 p. m. Salvation meeting. Young Peoples’ meetings at 10 a.’ m. and 2 p, m. Open-air services as follows: Satur- clay. 7.30 p. m., and Sunday, 6.15 p. m., at the Market Square. Monday evening meeting conducted by the Band. Stall-Captain F. Riches, Divi- ‘slonal Commander will visit Char- lottetown Saturday, Sunday, Mon- day, Nov. 1, 2, 3, and Summerside Nov. 4th, accompanied by the local Band. An intensive spiritual cam- paign will be conducted iill through the Fall and Winter months. All classes are welcome. .

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BIRTHS ___.__ SHERREN-At Midland om. Oct. 11, 1930. to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sherren, Twin boys. _._._ DEATHS CAMPBELL-At Montague on Oc- tober Mth, 1930, Warren Campbell of valleyfleld, age 50 years. Funeral from his lat/e residence Valleyfieid. Sunday afternoon at 2.30.

MORRISON-At Fredericton, Oct. 23, 1930, William Morrison. Funeral from his residence, Oct. 27, nt 2 p, m, to South Granville Cemetery,

LOWTIIER—Sudd':niy' at North Cur- leton. Oct. 24, i930, Mrs. David T. Iowther iii her 82nd year. Funeral Sunday at two o'clock.

CAMPBELIPAL Elmwood, Oct. 23, Lester Roland, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Campbell, aged 8 months. Funeral today, Oct. 25th, at 2 p. m. Interment Clyde River Cemetery. RUSSELL-At Whcntley River, Oct. 24, 1030, Dorothy Elsie Russell, aged 3 years 5 months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harland Russell. Funeral Sunday Bi 1-30 D- m. from the home of Malcolm Russell,

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NOVEMBER IS

Protestant Orphanage Month

province.

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Depend on YOU

ALLEMUNS AB BUMPANY

Iii-u- Selection of Handsom-

EALLY DAY SERVICE-The Sun- day School of the United Unurch at Crapaud will hold their annual Rally service on Sunday Oct. 26th at 7 p.m.

HAMPTON PASTORAL CHANGE ~~~The services for Sunday Oct. 26 are Bonshaw at 11; DcSable at 8 and Victoria at 7 p.m. Rev. Goo. Ayers Minister.

BIIDEQUE UNITED CHURCH- Iwv. A. J. Reynolds Mlnistorsun- day Oct. 26th Bedeque 11 a.m. Cape ‘Traverse 8 p.m.; Sozirletcn 7 p.m.

WATER RATES-A few water takers have not paid their rates for

Receives Warm Congratulations

Of Many Friends

ENJOYABLE FUNCTION AT HOME

O!‘ MR. G. SHELTON SHARP.

On Tuesday evening. after the act- ual results of the bye-election in the

est Man Special Fea- ture. , l

The selection of the handsomest man in the audience was an interest-

grcmme at the Strand Theatre last evening. Out of a large number of aspirants, Mr. Stanford Bigger was chosen winner. The girls at the revue acted as Judges.

The usual mirth-provoking musical comedy and vaudeville kept the aud-

cut the entire entertainment. Al Lem-

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lng feature of the AI Lmnons p1'0-~

fence in a state of laughter through- .

Second District of Prince were ob- tained. hundreds gathered at the home of O. Shelton Sharp, East Bideford, to extend their congratula-

the current quarter. After Monday the 27, all unpaid services will be

tions. Mr. Rioyden Ings, of Port Hill. T moved that Mr. J. F. Amett bc the chairman for the eyening.

espective roles. The picture. combining

the ele- ments of comedy and drama. was, as

ons, Cliff Blanchard. Herman Miller, Muriel Rogers, Eddie Soper, Earl Franklyn were in top form in their

25o BABY'S 25c Buyer's Asprln . , . . . . .. 19c 4e, cyqyonm TABLETS 35c Chases K. and L. Pills 29c i 35c Sal "Bpntlca ........ .. 20p q v 35c Andrew's I. Salt .. 1:91- 1 23¢ gfmgulfllls .. x01,» 59c c n s . . . . . . . . .. . 39c ' 60c (Shane's Ointment . 49c 60c Chase's N. Food 4": "e 8Com 75c Kruscheii Salts s“ Paul-l” EMULSION 31.00 D. n. n. Lotion llni- MILK 0F $1.15 Scott's Emulsion vlilli- MAGNE-“A $1.25 lronized Yeast .. .. 98c ; $1.50 Agarcl ............ .. 51.39 $1.50 Pinlrham’: Compound 98c VAPURE $1.25 ("OD LIVER OII. i F" "w! colds 50c (Tested) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 98c I i 60v MENTH- 35¢ LAMB. 66c LYSOI. KEPLER OLATUM III-TS COUGII MALT IVYPH i srnur (‘on 1. on. l ~ 49 590 ‘ c 29 95 ,- G G i 60¢ HINIrs race s. SHAW “Old Home- i CREAM faced Chocolates 75c M05 “m; OX . . . - - - - - . - . . . . . . . - . - ~ ‘ TLES ‘ 43 ' 7* i‘ I c 59c Peppermint Patties Lb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ' c i

ROSS-DRUG-UNIT ED

turned off without further notice. 134840-2541

HAD NEWS RECEIVED-Mrs. A. lord yesterday received a telegram from Montreal conveying the sad news of the death of her brother- in-law, Mr. William Abbot, who pmed away early yesterday mom- ing. Mrs. Abbott, nee Miss Mary Grey, daughter cf the late Col. Grey, has many friends in the city-

BABY AUSTIN PARADE-A par- ade of Baby Austins through the streets oi’ the city yesterday after- noon attracted much attention. The midget ears carry two passengers. and will travel fifty-one miles on a

of the gas tank is four gallons, lVLr. T. G. Ives has the agency for the province. Mr. Lloyd Proud is the first owner ‘of a. Baby Austin in the city.

PERBONALS

Percy Boyd, Hunter River, is a delegate attending the boys conven- tion at Kcnsingtmi.

Ivliiss Bessie Mann, Burlington, has left for Montreal to spend the winter with her brother. ’

The many friends of Mr. J. I‘. 10rd ‘rryon will regret to learn that he has entered the P. E. Island

Hospital for treatment. t

Mrs. Harry Stetson returned last evening from a. holiday visit with relatives in Montreal, Toronto and Chatham, Ont.

Miss Annie McLeod, of Graham's Road, Prince Edward Island, and Mrs. Allan A. Campbell and two t children of Long River, Prince Ed- ward lslaiid. were guests last week of Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Murchison, West Saint John.

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Mr. William J. MacDonald of the Department of National Revenue arrived yesterday evening from Otta- wa. and proceeded immediately‘ to his home at Mount Stewart where his father Mr. John J. MacDonald lies critically ill.

Ml‘. and Mrs. Erskine A. Mfllm and daughter Thelma have rpturned to Montreal after visitir-E MT- Mannh father Mr. James A. Mann. Burlington. and uncle Mr, William Mann, Indian River.

S ’S ID E 3

West Kent School ruggers defeated Summerside 1-ligh School at the Abegwcit Grounds yesterday after- noon by a score of 8 to 3. Two trY-"i and a, convert with one try against. was the sum total of the scoring.

The game was hard fought from Istart to finish, with the home talent f having the edge during the fifty min- 'iites of play.

‘THE SCORES

Prichard. fest Summerside half. scored the first try of the game. a

throughout tho district, tributed Conservative Press. also assisted ina- terially. The many outsiders from Tignish to Charlottetown who gave

Mr. Aniett very fittingly addressed the meeting in a few well chosen re-

marks.

Mention was made of the unique-

ness of the victory aclfeved by Mr

Sharp in the bye-election, also to the fact that a District-born man had been chosen to represent Second Prince in the Legislature,

Other speakers expressed their de-- light at being present at such an en- joyable function. Some of the speak- ers were Messrs. Amos Boulter and R. L. England, Cape Wolfe; Gilbert Gaudet, Howlan; Geo. M. Matthews, Leslie MncAiilay, J. D. ‘Kennedy, O'- Leary; K. Sharbell, Portage; Ramsay. Conway; Melvin Inglis, Mc- Neill's Mill; P. M. MseCaull, Ellers-

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gallon of gas. and one thousand He? Mch- E1145; myde" 1535' p°rt miles on a quart o, 0.1L The capacity Hill: Ernest Ellis, John F. W. Gregg, Tyne Valley; Walter Newcombc.

Ncrtham; John J. Sark, Lennox Is- land; J. E. Dalton, H. M. Dunning. Leonard McNeill, Nell McLeod, Sum- merside; Innis, Charlottetown, and many oth- ers.

H. D. McPhee, Chas. Mc-

Then came "Shel" in his good old

cheery manner. He stated that his victory could not be credited to any individual, but to all, bothlliberals and Conservatives. ganizatlon Committee. headed by Royden M. Ings, and assisted by P. M. MacCauli, Walter Newcombe, I-I. D. MePhee did splendid work.

The splendid Or-

The conveners of the several polls also cen-

their share. The

he use of their cars also deserved

much credit. __ After Mr. Sharp finished there was a sing song and a general merry- maklng headed by Chas, McInn’s and Nell McLeod, who rendered some good old Scottish pieces. songs were also sung. Mr. John J. Bark rendered a song in the Micmac

French

onguc, which was very much enjoy- d by all. Chocolates and cigars went moi-r-

ily around.

The meeting was brought to a

"Grand Finale" by the singing of Auld Lang Sync, which was followed by God Save the King.

FUBTBA Blrni ROYAL ixiipiin

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With s fine day in prospect, a re-

icord crowd should be in attendance of today's football battle between the" w I K I s 7 8 Abcgwcits and Saint Dunstanh.

~ determined fifteens will face one another at 3.30 this afternoon. A win for the Saints will be necessary to keep them championship. A win for the Abbics would terminate the clinch the provincial championship. With these facts in view it may be readily seen that one of the hardest fought struggles in history between the old rivals may be expected.

TWO

in the series

series. and

Colds Are Cured

By New Serum

LONDON. Oct. 23.—It ll stated

for the

usual shown at the beginning and end of the main programme. Al Lemons and his players will present a com- pletely changed programme tonight.

Rally Supper

At the Second Rally Supper of the $260,000 Prince Edward Island I-Ios- pital campaign in the Social Hall of Trinity United Church, Thursday cr-

Aid and the King's Daughters of‘ Trinity Church was moved’ by Mrs. ‘H, Hooper Horne, Commander of the Woman's Division, seconded by Mr.

tive Chairman W. F. Tldmarsh, with a warm endorsement, and passed iln- anlmously.

Including the Selection Supper and the two Rally Suppers held up to that time, the occasion markcd the third repast which had been given by the Trinity Church ladies.

0n behalf of the Executive Com- mittee as well as the entire divisional and team organization, Executive Chairman Tldmarsh, through Mr. Al- fred Pickard, Chairman of the Com- mittee on Arrangements, extended to Mrs. R. E. Mutch, President of tho Ladies Aid, and Mrs, J. A. NfcKenzlc. Preifdent of the Kings Daughters, n cordial invitation to be guests of lion- or at all the subsequent campaign suppers. ‘

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—FOR LARGE LITTERS Vitaline Wheat Germ. Start feeding now. R. T. Holman Limited.