3" ms- A ` ` ' . 'rule cliAlu.o'i'rii'i°owN c0AiloiAN
Prior: 'ruling
Mr. Roy Mason _;‘2.‘.‘.:'§.‘°.'.°'“fl§i,.‘°.°f°'“°. _‘_“ ."“SlC ¢ (G d' ‘THE 1='151-115-3155 M  'y»°‘~2~;>;»_- l§fj_,;"_§<_' ,r;,-~___v.,_,,
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____ own _mi as al__\_ll_i_|_s_eais\:_li_\s pluudl en ra "af lan lr uriii A 'ni i .in is .l
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Kruod or woo ii: r:.‘i.:‘:.;      1-   Fon 1928 7 F TY G- We     - 
'_'.- ing tl.el' were conveyed lmilixlecllvetl;-'ml' um unenmom Mmm" Ml” L“"-V R°_"""""°“° Mm"
0 ' _____ -- Jas. McKclldrlcl-z and ianlil_v,Messrsl
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B'_i_;;’;]l§;l=Tgl; gg xrdigxgltlagl tllorzlligealc l_;|lr_(']_;1L_l';2: §_'_:e_I;a°;_‘g°_y NOTICE-Cénle to the chicken As the fishing season of 1928 is _K. J. und K. M, Martin, Mr. andl
Moson son or the te olivcr Moss ci acquicni was cuo wo fl ‘- "“PP°f ood bazaar at North nc. now drawing to its close. it is per- -Mrs. R-. H. Rows, Mit.. ivluricil
l-ol-h'~lel-ly of gouthpm-t p'E the repose of his soul Thiel 'Lg' ldeque hall oh 'rhul-gdny_ Nov_ l5t_ haps \vorth while in give a summ- Weeks. Mr, und Mrs. Jas. Tail und!
' ‘ 'lh-lest Rem R_ _,_ Ma‘cD0__a\_;l“'_v:__;lSupl1er to be served from 6 to lo ary of the results obtained. __ we E . 50100)’-_ _ __ _ ‘
_,g,§S“;;~§fEr,.,°°°.2-1t°:§°“;:\,;= 5;-gy, J,,°~  '“~ _ “°"‘°'“"2‘ ‘£55535 ‘.’.-‘.°”.°.l§~.§*;;’,..?i“..“.‘.2..§’. ... or on _ ‘°°   1
. . c oo - -» - .. rs. cncon; Rev. , . _
““°P§’§°“;,";°§,}§“‘°,‘}f"°"§" ‘,f.-'§f."“§,’f,§‘°,§S°“~ B-"~l,B‘~ MW fr§§§'..’.`, "$5 §'$l..°'§£'f.'r`i°..°ts...°‘1.i.i`. 37-lliilfri'"iI§§§f§<..9l‘.¥`.§..l"°"i.r`”“€n§ P t t t More Particulars
5 p. m. our a en s auo ~. - encon; cv. Ba-il ` ' ` , ,_ _ _ _
struck by R central l-,Mk Cl-0kt.h_ 50m.ls_ Muster ol. Cc__em0_°__ A_ntl-Freeze at Jenkins Service Sta- lglulrs catch sohfai tukendovtal‘___t_lii=ll. ro es an
“‘ Sm" ‘”°““° “Sh ‘°“' “’°“"°'“"2‘ §..rrTSZd”i§`.1.‘i.§v°t$“§i.`f.°”v.rn° run- 0 h Re New Car Ferry
street, The auth ‘le remains were eilclosed iii "“_ _ _ 1’ ana e
newly 100 yards by the maghlflcem tml( casket _md me mil GOOD PRIZES FOR TONIGIIT  _fin_<;l____fa_\ol(lib_l_¢_a__h_gro\i_ll__n|; weather p g _ ___
_ . ' lowing were pallbearers: Messrs Cl une ye ' M' A E MacLean' M' P" ms 'e'
th t, t lg th f _Daniel Cam bell. Pi ` "booby" at the Firemens and Le- The 9“FCh °f mackerel .5 ‘°P° 9 le ll C in
e ram sruc e ollr p us Campbell. Blah Bond dance hd card ____ to be mu. there heme some wry upon _"om |
-Ther ill b i i
e W e S X pr ms and two ' N00 0"’ D°P°“0°“'- ceiv d tl followin o munica-
t k. ccording to 'e rts t A0905 BGMD11. -10h R . W 0 P 5’ ‘
%:ll¢l.rucM°a,tmah - whllgnxlm my; Hughes and George Ill/Iaclliaoxllald ade Lonighh Cards at 830 sham' dan- gcgd mulls ullsh fliu' Tge tciatchf oil Dear Mr' Maclean: 
' ' ' ' ier 's -' rr - - ._
ly, nl Oak. Bumaby, was hurled Appropriate music was rendered “mg at nine- Tickets 0° d°°’~ 9890 C? al, aéotlo galil; un 0 A _  T el-Rlgllllqnng lo “om mm or octob l
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hh ogltloh gt the tml by the choir ln sole d l _ ~_- was a 0” ‘C 1
iffthe sgeed was advmcfgn All sive mnnneh both fgllntég M;‘;§;°,fd succassrui. wnlsT PAltTi'- Clubs *M110 extent Of 501118 541 Cwfl _ As 1 pointed out in my funnel- ict-l
mough he applled the ah- brakes at in the oommltthl se,-vlce hy the A capacity attendance ehloyod a Wefeflll Dafked by MF- 0- F- M0101 _ IN THE ‘ l tel' the Railway izlanagement is only_
__-_“ce the accelerated speed canled Parish pl-lest when the mortal very successful Whist ,held in St. °i V1°L°"la~ T005’ “Ye YeIJ0ff~€d W 09_ milking recommendations to the
the tram on. he said. form was laid away beside those of .‘l°Seph'S S°damy Han last evening' lalzltmllblh rgcewedd fby trlhe txbadeg Annuaz Railway Department and We cannot;
dl t gn d» 9- tt, _ lnndrcd gone bcro ,t it th The prize winners wore; Gentle- U ee e “mlm °_f em* 5°’ S Say which of these will be nnaliy
Accor ng 0 y S r por po re 0 awa M - ~ 8.11 l'l C .Ili Said that the adopted. Solne consideration has-
; th t k final summons when death Shall be mtm's-Mr James' Lightizer. Ladies . 9 C30 DU UD IS
llco, the lights o e ruc were = ~ __ _ __ _ h dm ,
not on when the accident occurred, unknown forever. *Mm Q- Ri0hBl`¢ll C0flS01Bli0l1- D" mg ° t em '.5 a S°m°w at ' M ' t been give" t° th.” use of 0" fuel as
Police were lhfol-med that thel Among other tokens of respect Mr. Rowley. It was announced 0”" malwf- 05 15 i5 “Of 09-55' 0° al" enance everyone is convinced that the ship
truoir which Mason was driving for|W‘*S H maaoiiicent wreath from the lm” the “E” Wm” ‘”°“'d be held alarm Tel matt from their man' - ‘Wm pmcrm my much bm" im
the Brunette Lumber C0.. Lto..wssiPf°vlo0lol Government. 0 trlbutc of °“ T“¢=d°Y H1500 °°f“"“°h ““°°h' C aswltll? iigslg “thc present time' DYIUG i  llfftllloe/lilrizhfhihbigtmplglflgle`
51,; h A ‘esteem full richly earned, as at er 5“°°e55f“l ¢VeUi1’\8'S 9¥ll0Ym9!1liiS C ps' p
proceeding east on t venue. _ .~ __ I nth __ _ _ _T Alb _ . _ _ _ _
i o car interburbsn tram c test/cd by the outline of his ont l anticipated. “Ve lee" - B °f 0" Y ° ef' `~ liwbvorlotloii during the winter
The W M or-cor D 1°” _.___ ion-and there only since last foil vllllcli is lrnontns when so much oiinculiy ls
to 'ol for vonc vcr. c' publishes by th' l- ' » f _ _ . . .  -
Weil lain lntersestlozlf ,B sudden shortly after hls demlSe_ I-3-l.ul};,?pl?a PUMPKIN PIES and home-made They are l<HOWii. hovvever. to be leiicountered. However, I nm not in A  Q 
shock knocked_BOYd from his place leader is fallen," who shall be miss- =°“‘“dY at St' J‘““°5' H"'“°W°'°“ tw plentiful at “her p°'mS_n°mbly~ N O l a_p°sm°“ t° say “'hethe" 0" 0” C001 ° ' '
al ded lo dlst led lh affairs of chu,-¢l.l and smle_.¢his afternoon. Tickets 50 cents. 00 Mlmmegash- l Ou) ll lwill be used. The Railway recom-
' d the tr n procee r a -
:gcc of 250 feet before the molo_._ land yen;-5 may pass el-e we look up_ _.___ If may be H0080 that. at the DIES' rnend that the vessel be of subston-_
_mm regalned his posmon_ ‘oh hls hke 8_galll_ . .CARD PLAYERS A1‘TENT10N._.l0l'l€ time. WW few 05h Of BUY Kind ' itially the sulne length as the Prince-
l -< -' ‘except smolts are being caught ow- lEd' -ci I.-:lu d." _ _- _-id bl
M“s°“’s b°dy was d15°°ve"edl Eternal mst “we “nm him' omlll who intend plnllzng cmgls at ing to the roughness of the weather|--
_ ual il :is am cons ern e
*_* 'increase would involve greater depth
bo t 100 feet from the inter - l'°“‘- A00 1°* -l’°|'D°'0l1\ “shim e Firemens and Leg “Ban mr". . - ` ' 1
Elon? He had suffered a deep gsxh shine upon him. Moy he ,est ln _ty tonight at the Casino please be _ L_;Jbs_ters__ it_w_i11  noted, bring land draught and _these factors in
_ ' 2 .~ cocci" in their sects at s.ao sharp. Tic- in Y of 1° alge-*_ Menu- °f “HY I f Hon 1011" “mild "Oooh-more very einen-
ln the head and numerous oi/ rin I' _ _ _
     to “r“~-  at d°°~=  i.;:‘::.;‘..i‘i‘;:.*.“...1i’;“   °“°°“iF""‘”“ ° .;¢§.5.;v°i:§‘z..2i..;lf Oh Girls ’ and Bo s '
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arlols of the Columbia Fuller-` 5fF\'€@d°m H001 Asthma- Asthma --*‘ ‘ . , - . - -
Elesgrvlce where all lhquest is lo be _ is one of the most distressing troub-l THE MARKET-The market \vi1S.`__s€`:__E’ en_§f‘;;1;e_';fC;)lf_‘:'?$°__’;s‘ettlr€le dis; John Agnew §S1ll_JS_iit very heavy cost which, in oili
held at 4_3() ll m_ oh Tuestlny lies, sudden ln ltg attacks om] pro. poorly attended yesterday. _Butter _he ____ ancsp Crab on £1 . _0_§l_t0_ ,OP nlon cannot. be llisllfied. _
In his account of the_ncciderit,lioI1Eod i_n its llgonies. Frequsntiylmld all 4302 eggs 4502 Cl'li0l<0YlS 5100 lhdurtf; l.~ .frell known e 0 S el _ H _._lt~ I understland that "fs the “um”
lloyd stated he sounded hlr whlsl-_lo many things are tried, but no<thing_to $1.25; ducks $1.25 to $1.80; np- W_-___ ____-;______d ___ 0__s_e~__s __ _S ______l The fun-eral oi till; lzlitc <;r;;J;__ ___i_l>_l_o__ tc_lv__i;u ld tl_l(e__nc\_t bc:it__.;;oln.._
lltfol-o ronohlng the cl-osslhg_ It lg seems -to g_lve hope of relief.  J. ples 100 doz., and cranberries 15c. ed by som; Sm DHS that' __ __és__n_ able J0l”ln Agnew l00 _D_aC_9dY _i _ ____ __‘;Yhi1"l_1 Sllllj lil fl-<_t‘i 10
ted that there is an automntlo,D. Kelloggs Asthmn. Remedy is the qt. Huy 60c to '65c; straw 40c;_ ___ _ D. 8 D nay afternoon from his lesl ence _ii lalo s rag t _sides which ‘t is bc-
hol ut t1fle.int,ersectioh_ lone help which oan be depended lip- turnips 15c. to 18c; 'oats 500. to _°;‘_f3g__‘___°3;'_f_i3_ho;“;‘;;*;_ll)e__{5_r0f_l__l7‘;i__?d» 21, Q/ill: Avenue. Th; Sl20__l;_l<___5‘3r_;;(i_°i;_1§;'_‘2_‘ze_;"’_}_1 _°_`nal?1e_ me __b0aL_l') bc
' ' ' - - C' at t e _ lse was con uc c y ~ e er in ice, :ln \\'il.i cor-
M ' without success, do nct fail to get . _ __ __ _ _
r f fr h fl h is 0° ~ ‘C 593500 09005 earlier than At St James Church, the servicclboth vessels will be able to use the-
icn. If you have tried other remedies 520, White potatoes 22c. to 25c.. _ . _ 1 Ui . _ _
f h ' ltaln alterations lil thc fe ti ~ ll ff
bluc potatoes 40c to 45c Thcrc who °“° °» at WIC" Place- li is Undef' W. Bruce Muir. n or ii- ii..
f In emolam . ‘.. -.1-ir. rr. ‘ ' ._ ., ~ ~ _ .-  ._-
_- 1 :uc$§;.E‘l I_);§_,_¥§ll‘:;n_ Us un mm y ialafjlllgesér ng 0 es S a Us lit g;;f;;hili__l`_‘rii;_l:sl;_Etl\vn1°g Island. __ was conducted by Rev. W. Bi~uce=;an';_e slips. This, of cours-c, tmilil not
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hm LATE HON' LAUCHLIN Australilrs population is now 6262- - _.77 Prince Edward Island up 30’ aflll 112- lnliotllllvcn0ll5All;elr?ol?egnd)1anLEolgurlilgll bllilténc if 'I much 1m°U W Su "cu
_,_ MMDONALD LMD To REST 7g0_ on increase of 122,038 in' the ___NEARl_lVGo__?_gM§l;_ETI0g0_h-'Iglc cluding September 30th. 1028: llntimate friend of the deceased. Drrl Yours very truly.
‘ _ rg ne p y so u 9 lLarklii deli'/ered an addressln the S. J. IIUNGERFORD
The floiil earthly chapter in the PRS* 12 “‘°“’~h»”’- “°°°'d’““ lf’ fm °f pcrirncntnl station which nos been Lcb;-tcrs-64 282 -t. l . 790- .  , . ._  _
long career of the _late Honourable ficul announcement. ____d____ c______t___c_______ for the ____s___0____ ‘ C“ . V2 ue S .  _cf____\;_l_.eiEll _l1_i_:__pa_i_<laf_1S_ll.;z_i; i_i_l__l _  Vic_e:I_>ic.s_illciii _
I,la'uchlin MacDonald came to ll
'-W0 1000915 is “UW l"1`a°l'i°3uY C°'“ Smell-5°-5,724 CWM Willie. $39.5Z9- memory oi Mr. Agnew. Appl'upriatci IIal|owe'en
5b-O-Q-Q-O~O'O-Q-O Q-0904#-O-O-*O40* _
005° 0" M°“di1l' m°f\11“S-0°l- 2901' ‘ ~ uieted. The building is divided in- oystr-rs_i,sa:. ohio.. vniuc, $10,002. hymns were .»@no.¢rc.~. by rho .hon-_l _.__
*"5* Wm" at me C““1'°h °f his lo twenty ¢vinpfu'tmeol~S oooh of Herring-44.809 cwt.vnl\i<‘.s01,403 ond c solo “some Day :von under- I sow o grinning goblin perched
native par,sg‘0°f sl!" C°h"_;‘ba‘ _dn   which Wm h°“5e twenty h°“s~ There __ M‘*°ke|'el'"11-429 C0/li-. Val'-le $20.-U stand"' was sung by Mrs. Lawson. At upon a. wayside post; l
€_0i\C0'-l_l_S€t _l__l\'l 51” 3_0 W E and _ is also a central store-room for 015.00. lthe ,md of the ser.,l¢e_ the olgahlst ‘
rou ou e surroun ng coun- GLASSES FITTED feed. The structure is 120 feet Cod-46.426 cwt., value, 68326.00. 'Ml-_ Meth./cn, played gho Donal nigh- -
I heard the night winds give an eel-rie
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try assembled Vlpay the lost trlbuic. E. w. Tmmon lo b 20 f ct wide and contains noir -13153 t - - ,.. - . " ' _
of respect to one whom all had- J. S. TAYLOR nnlflift ywheree straw will be stored. Hadllock’-1,12l3wcu'tlul}lllt€le$$;9;(lfi0ll)0 Mllllll-1 ill]tc?,i2~ll“‘elnt \"zlr in the lieo‘i1e‘i‘ ISia'W-fbilrllcillligasthloillkd  bus glued
learned to esteem and revere ilil _ Optometrists (It has a southern exposure and isl Clams-478 bbis_, value $478.00. ' 'cemetery where then conilniital Asor- .intl  '“.ltl.h“lm0g a bloom rtl.k
00?- 000 '-00 m9m°¥`Y Of Wh0S0 05-; » -142 Richmond Street * lsituutcd to the southwest of the Quahaugs-2,117 bbls.. value $2-'clog qt tho rovc was -.oitl hy Rot- l ` .-qllllrr h~ V L
ilmoblo personality Seems destlnedi »~»»s...,..,+,,,.,,,,,? main burns. Tnc structure is of 000.00. - ' ' iw 1s`ruc°c ivigulr ` '; “ ° i'
S““""° “S ““ °“*S"““‘““ “md new earance ond vel modern Tomcocl-1234 cut, value 702 oo The on bcnicis uric ns ioliov . ` iiollourrcn
l-0 ` _ E - app 'y _ _ '_ $3_ _ P- -. _  .
-. _» . " . - . in design. Alex MacDonald of this Salmon-'I7 cwt., value $1,540.00. | Active. Messrs. J. O. 1~1yn.;iinnn_ L._ __,_
500 04&04 4-O-O-O
, f ° Q * ° _ Tffllll I-'£1100-$1.016,684.00_ I-Icrloriiryi Messrs. W. A. Stewart, I_n;:.'.‘5rn sllinirig in the street .
4-00-O-6-6-6-U
Class: led Advertisements
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lcity is in charge of building opera- Caplin-'12 bbls., value $216.00. iB_ Miller-_ George DeB1r>lS_ N_ J, Happy hlnylllhe of the ye.,-_
i;lohs_ Crabs-541 cwt., value $270.00. -MacLeod, Roland Paton and G. W. Always hailc-:l with glad good cheer.
SCHUODS-165 bbls value $465 00 Ritchie Laughing children now you meet
Prices quoted above nie those-D. A. MacKinnon. A. W. Hyndmanh On ln disguise flcck fm and noir
One Insertion 104: per llno ofliwm-do _ . . , . .
-pl l nl  _ --- _ will increase the total value some Dr. G. F. Dewar. A `Even owls and bats are seen;
iroe min onl .. Do per line of 0 wnrdl
DY. A H G0l`00ll- Of M°“l\C01~ ten 01' liftccli per cent. ' The funeral was very largvlv ill- Evrryihing lust seems to mean
Eight inlertloml   1 e ll lb ll . . . _
_ _ o o r nc o wor I city, having been called here foil the fallow of the company to 0p_ mul floral lrlbuleS_ _ _ __g_,___¢,} _*,_
Noam wvooooovommvomoooommpoo-oy¢,4,*,,,+,,_ consultation regarding the _Condi-_ pogo the allpllcatlon was because “_ Plll0w_ Fam_ly_ RCg_S_______G__ and analysis of _)l._al,_
U0" Of M1- 3000 T~ McKenzie- U’-, WHS 1132111151- their policy to interfere Star Fieldings San Francisco tutlc 1 ‘
_ . . , . . i plcparaiions that ci c
Gordon is a brother of Mr. J. P._with tariff schedules of'any country.| Spray, A. F. I-Ia-nsulal, Port Arth- int:-l'l§orteddai~e required in Bolivia by
A ents Want d To L t C'°"“°“~ °f this 00'- Fgufes were Submitted by F. chap-lor. ont. _n new 1.....
E S e
-1 mlm. at government investigator, Wreath. Mrs. John Agnew Jr.,‘
' Messrs E'll'l ‘\/IcMurdo Rolph Mc- ‘bowing that in many centres of the Cal ar Alta. ' "'-
MAN OR WOMAN T0 TRAVELl1`O LET-LARGE FRONT ROOM.'  `_ ' _ ` .f , _ " Z Y.
and appoint local representatives.
Position permanent; yeorly gual'
zmiee $1092 (being $21. weekly
average) and expenses. Winston
Co.. Tower Bldg., Toronto.
A. W. 3-ws9i
CANADA‘S FINEST LINE OF
Personal Greeting Christmas
Cords. Agents wanted in this
locality. Regal Art' Company.
Manufacturers, 310 Spadlna, Tor
0lll0. » A. W. 0015. 13-31
$250. MADE
IN SPARE TIME, IN CITY OR
town, taking orders. We show
you how to make is success. De-
livery later. Personal Greeting
Cords. Something new and
Snappy. Magnificent sample book
free- “Imperial Art" 51 Welling-
ton West, Toronto.
A. W. Sept. 22
tl.
Miscellaneous
rulmsss lmorlmns nkvs Now
li Yorkshire Boar. 8759-10-30-31.
lilo. Almtlan lvulcooNAu>,
Lund .Surveyor, Hermanville, P.
E- I. a-7-1 rno
-___ *_ _
slill>l>iNo Trios. aiganrrxous-
ly supplied. Guardian Job Print-
try. ' ti
CORRESPONDENCE CARDS AND
envelopes with address printed.
lust the thing for acknowledge-
ment. intimatiom, etc., Guardian
dob Printlbry. tt.
- Gentleman preferred. Breakfast
served if desired. Apply Guardian
l Office.
§T0 RENT-FURNISIIED IIOUSE,
l modern conveniences. Apply Tom-
lin's Grocery. 8756-10-30-2i
Teachers Wanted
TEACHER WANTED-A FIRST
; 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., Ellcrslie. R. R.
8462-10-17-Swks.
` Wanted
wAN'r1=.n - lava ivllNl<s. Fa-
* males or malls. State price and
quality Biox 465, Chn.l‘lottetown,
P. E. I. 8783-10-31-21
l Lost
LOST-A BLACK PURSE CON-
taining sum of money. Phone No.
3. 8782-I0-31-2i
LOST-COLLIE DOG. TAN TIP-
ped black. answers to namc
"Mickic.“ Finder notify May
Prcwse, Bl-ackley. Reward.
8774-10-31-31
!Cl\li and Lolnr: McCril‘ of _-filth I`.e-l United States sewing machines were Wreath Mrs. Gear e A new- Lon-
ldcque illotored to Wood Island yes-_selling below the price prevailing inldon, Ontf B g '  
.terday returning the same r=ven1n_1z.Canudn. ‘ | Cr05s_ _,_ p_ Fleldlng and famlly_ .___
acconipaliled by Mr. Guy i`l.;Call of 1 lAlbel.l_o_.l_ _NORTH Tgyolu AND AL.
Wood Island. They ioliort rho ioodf=""'_'<--------I Wmltll M.. and Mrs D_ C_ Mor. BAl»ly_Uhlonolng cor flour :ind
‘-"‘ hadff'li“_¢_i°n- » ,, _ , ,N”_““ “N ` ‘*‘._ isbn and family, Cardigan. _ feed today and on Tb“1`Sd0Y~ 
1_ Wreath. Mr. and Mrs. A. Hinds, Loid.
Calgary, Alto.. ____
I
Mr. Jenkins
(Continued from page 1)
Queen `______<__1_r_le;._ccnt_ Mrs. T. F. Fullerton rinri Card  Thanks
I
l Pillow, Employees Prohibition
'C0mmi55i°11~ ` Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Brcahut and
CYOSSCS- MV 800 M1'S~ J- 0» H3100- son Maurice wi.-:h to sincerely thank
 ,nian. Mr. and Mrs. George D. De- tho very many friends and neigh-
- _ ;'Blois. bours at home and abroad for thc
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Paton. fgl-ont sympathy and molly acts of
Wreath-Gcvrirllment of P. E. I.; kindness shown them during their
lloggl W h - IMV- Hi\l‘0l<l Shaw- 5f1CkViil€: Mr. recent. sod bereavement caused by
I lllonsnnrls mg; ",'lf,'l'|t,,,,m°'l,’; ioild Mrs. Allon Forsy. ili@_Directoi‘-7 the sucldcn death of their loving sou
,epalrs and lmprovemenm H ‘Charloitetowii Can Co., Session oi Martin Albert, in Everett, Mass.
ls now the “nest “Mel of "S St. James Church. Mr. and Mrs. G. “ * 
class ln the Marmme Pmv_ H. Butboiir, Mr. I~I. Bro'.vri, Mr, zlllll MARTIN ALBERT BREIIAUT
_ lnc,,s_ It appeals tn those Mrs. E. Champion, Ladies Aid of St; -A
of independence. and un admlssiuill wh., waht a comfortable Jaiiles Church. -
that the lndustry regarded itself liol Hotel _md S___m_d_d tame and Cl-(scent: Mr. :incl Mrs. `Ho\vard_ Ml-_ and Mrs. Daniel Brchnul-.
lcnrzer in the infant stage." . exwlleht scl-vlce at ll lnodcl, Clilfk. Alb2l`l-0!`l1 MlSS F`l0l"0l’li‘f‘ IFOF-.Stratlic,oilo, received ilic sad news
soy, Mr. nnd Mrs. L. Mc-Donald mic' by wire on i.llc 5th inst of thc sud-
filmlly, Mr. and Mrs. C13. Duffy. don death of their son Martin Albert
Mrs. L. C. and Miss Hayden, Mi'. Jfwhich cast a dccp and sullen gloom
lM. Hunter and Mr. G. Mcthveii. Mr.‘ovel- Stiuthconzi :ind :surrounding
,und Mrs. John Ml-Nevin and fnnl- districts. Mr. Bri'-huut left his home
ily. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. 'l`hoillp.'-ion. .four years ago and went. to Everett.
Crescent: Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Hil-lMass., where he was engaged as
soil. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Campbell. *Foreman with the Home Roofing
Sprays: Mr. and Mrs. Jas. E.lCo., of that place in which capacity
Birch, Alberton; Young Ladies-he llrovcd himself to be a master in
[Guild of St. James Church; Mrs. J. his chosen profession und n. man of
| ->__-_-----_;- A_._._ »l_loori skill mid ability.
apparent impairment of capital.
This had been affebted, l£r._ Jenkins,
believed, largely at the expense of 1
the Canadian and United Stotcsl
buyers. os one company alone en-
joyed practically ii 00 percent singlc
control market. f
Mr. Deachman declared that tllc|
foilllre of the industry to oppose thcl
application, constituted on attitlldci
Since taking nvcr this
A-voovvo-&
“In effect thc sewing machine in-'
dustry by_its luck of interest husf _ 5
virtually thrown out the chnllerl1c:l per day.
‘Go nheiid. do ns you like with thc .
tariff; we will ploy our own gamcfl Charlottetown
Mr. Dcilchmiln asserted. 
Hotel Co.,Ltd.
Hector Racine one of the boarcli
members. interjcctod that hc had
Proprietors
MISS I1. MCQUAID, Mgnagor
aio price.
Rates from $300 to 4.50
T,
_ . _ 110 visited his lionlc and parents
t STANDARD MINING' Ex('"‘“`GL this summer but owing to his blisi-
LOST-SPARE TIRE. TUBE AND
rim, 20l¢440. Finder please leave
at Guardian Office.
B773-10-31-2!
Female Help Wanted
SALESMEN WANTED
ANY WOMAN OR" DESIB-'
ing home for Mala? n» have
same with elderly* _  Iiveii
ixlcnc. Write J, Gutfdilm.
_ B777-10-31-21
WANTED _ A Mafb. Arn!
Mrs. W. B. Hughes, 106 Brigh _
Ro. _ s'iso-1o-:l0- 1 l
WA_N'1'lD-CAPABLI MMD. FAM-
lly oi _three Good wages. Apply
ru aiiicboi-`o. -am-io-ai-tl
waurlm--A Maru' Fon dau-
Erli _hou`_»eviul'k. Apply evenings
between 5 uid 7. at 62 Sydney.
has-io-so-ai
CHRISTMAS
JA"
Y
C A L E N D A R AND SPECIALTY
Salesman. Full or part time. Good
contract. highest commissions, ex-
elusive line Exoerlenoe preferred-
Btart immediately. Apply. stating
qualifications, to Box 520, London.
_51_ 
For Sale _
FOR SALE-MARE. NINE YEARS'
old. Good driver. Bound. Stew-
art Inman, Victoria.
` 8791-10-31-51
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I _ _
ron .s/me-oolt sAl.MoN Tluiv
net with rope. cage and anchors.
All ready to set. New. Will be
sold* reasonable. Colin McDon-
aid, Antigonish, N. B.
8464-10-17-12|
ron slits-'rwo cows mean-i
ened and eight due in November.
Peter Trainor, Glennmun.
in.-
_ 8781-I0-S1-lil
 f4*'"‘ “
onavimsnm Aman A1- r. ni
Ontario. 8739-10-29-14il
rbcently been informed by a repro".-,
entative of the Singer Sewing Mn-_
chlne Company, that the reason for
, '  0§*O444
MASON _ Acclduntnlly killed at ‘-~--i
New Westminster, B. C., October
20th, Roy Mason, son of the late
Oliver Muson...and Mrs. Mason, of
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Is-,
land. lie is survived by his wife,  
Bertha Irving Mason, _:ind 'his soil.. '
Irving. his niotllcv mv' ”‘=‘~‘. Mr"-
I
T()-DAY
Arno 
Parr. of this city.--"Star," Oct,
22nd, 1928. '
20
20 19%
- Biclgood .. 45 46
Clcricy ., 22 25
22 21 _
ND_MacLean -“the phrase that G____,m,,_  ,,_
5’ Hi1llll1gCI‘  .9.50 9.25
uNnaa'r/msn hires nov/cy  1.00- sa
lI1`l.l Nl('k. ..l'l9.0U 181.00
 B 42 42
Kcclcy . . . .
.. 41 _ yt
Phu” 1” Lake Shore . 20.75 21.00 21.00 lwhel-e hls pastor g,ev_ D1-_ Wilson
Km! s'|"*|`° only today but every day
L0.V8| Quebefl 10 10 ‘of Boston preached a vcry impres-
' untll
io
Mann-tic  1.20 l.le r.l'l 1
ron XMAS civil  1
‘Mandy  1.52 1.54
McIntyre  21.50 21.50
PHOTOGRAPHS
““‘° "’ CRASWELL
A I-'hone 69!-L for Appointment
_ ___
I
| ' Di-fA'rlis
l ’ A '_°" 'ncss eiigagenlents could only stuy n.
I Q Q“°t“t'i°““ mrmshcd "l“`°ugh short time at home. On his return
Ccurtesy ‘lf LOUIS M' ATWELI-‘ 3’ lie went to work joyous and full of
CO<» cl““`l°ttet°Wn Omcc- `hope with bright and glowing pros-
pects ahead, till llic sud and dnal
Oct-°b°r 30- ending came that blighted and des-
troyed all his fond hopes and bright
0990003 N00" C10” prospects when oil thc 5th iiist in
A0000 ~ - - - -5 3-30 5 353 5 3-78 some unaccountable way lic fell
A0000” -~  3-23 320 3-£5 froiil rt rool being instantly killed.
Area  20 130’ Dr. Thomas Dllrcll who was pas-
2° sing at the time gave him inlmcd-
48 iinic niteiition but notllilig could
26 be done ns his spirit hnll suddenly
22 itnkcll flight, to the l'<-alms beyond.
9-15V The body was taken to tllc linder-
99`_'§ taking parlours of J. E. llelidcrscn
104-37/= & Co., and on Slindny the Till \v;r.
taken to the Presb crian Church
_ We ure mulling in special
d|§I7iay of Halloween Novelties
and Prizes for parties, not
1-50 lin the life of the deceased who was
2150 ‘rt constant attcndaxlt nt. ills church.
Mof. I-Iali
See Our Wlndow
THE PROMPT DRUGGISTS
Newbec .
Nipissihk
Nnrundn
Pot. Doal
Pioneer 
Sher. Got. 
Stud
_ '7-20 7.25 7-15 ibelng transferred by auto to his lair:
ac innon
F LOUR and FEED
Now arriving-our ileason's stock of the following well knovm
brands nf
FLOUR
Hi£A\’ER
BEECHNUT
QUEEN CITY
l’llRl'l`\'
ROBIN HOOD
MAPLE LEAF
In Bags and
Barrels
Also
ROLLED OATS
AND OATMEAL
FEED
BRAN
SHORTS
DAIRY MIDDLINGS
WHITE MIDDLINGS
OIL CAKE- MEAL
COTTON SEED MEAL
SCIIUMACHEB, FEED
DAIRY RATION
SUGAR BEET PULP
CORNMEAL and
CRACKED CORN
COW CIIOW and
I<‘I'.'I.'§D WHEAT
All of which we ure selling at lowest prices
Wholesale & Retail
VVe are in a position to give specially close prices to
Farmers Clubs and Institutes on Flour 10 I0 bbl. lots and
Feed in ton lots ex cars on arrival.
BUY YOUR FEEDS NOW and SAVE money as mill
feeds are scarce :md prices are advancing.
. __ L_. -_
unc?
und to
1
with delight.
mobile.
Exclusively in the
r.»\___._.________.,
What do you know about automobiles? About trufl'lc‘.'
About the numhcrless things you ought to know about
motors and motoring if you drive ii car-or want to drive
In any event. here comes :tn opportunity to brush up-
Laugh As You Learn
Beginning Thursday .
“MOTORING With MAR Y”
A new automobile feature series written by a woman
that will prod thc mcil and cnuse the sisterhood to shriek
Start motoring with Mary Thursday and better fir.
yourself--man or woman-to buy and to operate an auto-
' Charlottetown Guardian
PERSONALS cbioined nt boatside. Market valueslJ L- Thompson A E Morrisoil and Witches, ghosts and goblins queer; BEGINNING TOMORROW
l F ' "
F_unr Innrtlonl ... . . ..  Ko ll I 5 ' ` . . ‘ _ . ,
 "° ° ""'°' ‘°“ ""5 ‘“°""“g “fm “ “S” ‘° ‘"0 1--S i-“fied on om  mf-ny 1=~==-»-  -1--or 'io  0.: 'J
thnsiastic in all things he had inlfamily. Boston; Winfield W.. and
llialid and mind. A young man ad-|Melvllle Spindle, Boston; Mr. und
lmii-ed for his fine cultured charac-lMrs. Ward and family, Charlotte-
ter possessing an agreeable dispo- town; James Burhoe, Charlottetown.
sition which endeared him to the' Pillow: Hiinter Family, Boston;
hearts of all friends, relatives and] Sprays: Margaret. Murdena, Is-
accluaintarices. label and Flo MacDonald, Boston;
Those who knew liiln best loved Sain and Alex. McLeod. Boston;
him best. Neriring his twenty' fourthiMr_ and Mrs. James McDonald,
.V0-”lI' l”l0W Sild il S@9lTlS that B YOURS Boston; Lillian Clay and. Minnie
life like his should be cut off so McKay. Boston: Mrs.'Snow. Boston.
suddenly lil the very bloom of§D. J. Carmichael. Boston; Mr. and
health and vigor. We do not know,lMrs. George Brady, Charlottetown.
we cannot tell sometime, soiiietimel Cui. f‘lo\vel's: Miss Rena Clay, Dun-
we'1l understand. God's ways alrlcias.
not our ways, neither are hlsl Tclegramst Samuel McLeod.
thoughts our thoughts. the burr!-‘Quincy_ Mass; Alex. McLeod.
cn may ,seem linrd to bear. but we
must not forget that I-lc Who plac-
es those llcavy bnrdelis lipoii us,
also gives us strength sufficient to
bear thelll.
Tllere will be a vacant chair in
the family circle. A vacant seat in
the church ill which he was ii rcg-
iiinr attendant. A vacancy in the
hearts of loved ones. A loneliness
in the large circle of friends: and
associates which never can be fill-
ed. To his sorrowiilg parents and
brother lVinui'ice, hc would suv.
“weep not for mc for all is well, I
with my Saviour nov: will dwell.
'Tllroiigh nil F.terliity_"‘
, On thc l0tl'\ inst. si short service
was held at the rcsidcllce oi his
parents after which one of lilo
largest funeral pi'oce:.:;ion.s cvci'
seen in that section of thc colin-
try, being nearly ilvu miles; long.
wellded its way to the United
Cllllrch nt Dundas centre' where zl
touchiil izlid very impressive ser-
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4
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15 .
vice was llold by tile I":ist,ol'. Rr~v_}
Thomas Constable assisted by thc
Rev. William McI..<‘od. Thc hymns
“Asleep in Jesus. Bricf Lli_'n is!
Hero our Portion." were fcclllluljal
b 'the church choir Also
sling _v - --
"Shall wc meet beyond the Rivcl"l
sung by the Britigctowll qllnriciiv,
with sucll zi tenderness of expres-
sion which seemed to add to lilo
impressivelicss of thc .'iel'vlt‘c. As
the remains were being iiikoll f .mi
the chllrcll the solemn strnlns of
the “Dead March in Saul" were
efficiently played by Mrs Mnriou
McL. Wudnion. nftcr which the
dear departed was gently laid
to rcst in the family church yard
tlicrc to rllvnit the i‘esui'rt‘ctioll
morn.
Gone from among u'.. deal' Mar
tin. we miss you.
Loving yon dearly. your lncmor
sive sermon paying a high tribui.i‘» WP kew-
Ncver till llfc cnllr. sllall wc for-
get you.
McDougall .. 36 38% 40  The -church was filled to over- Dear to our hearts is the grave
M01- C°flJ`l’l - 3-05 3-20 3-10 flowing with friends alld associot-` where you sleep.
_  130.- 13 13 _os to pay their lust tribute of re-, To the bereaved and sol-rowing#
Mllfplly  00 01*-is 03 _spcct to one they held ill high es-lparcnts and lonely brother. Maur-i
.. 35 34% 34"ritoorn as it friend and companion. lice. thc deepest sympathy ni friends
 2.95 2.90 2.90 l The remains accompaliiccl Ly Mr_'relntives and acquaintances arc
 56.75 54.75 54.25 iAllan J. MacDonald left I1ostol\_cxtcnclc~d in these their hours of
 03‘~'.- 03": 03% Sunday night and reached this <~lty_sadncss and gloom, 3
32% 32'-Lv 35'/v by lute train Monday night then' The pall bearers were: Messrs.i
Ewen McLeod, Everett McLeod.
503°* 5°'“th9°"" BH” "ml ‘ B  , .r ' ` ‘ TGCK H\l8ll0S -- 8-80 8-75 8-60 ii loved onc_by the grief strlckemhearse was driven y . o _
pc ues. _ D ' C Tread. Yu. .. 12.50 11.25 13.00 lparents and brother. as well ns,I-Iunter.
` ~050°°l0'”""' John P' ra ey ~-  ,_ _ 0° row...  3.00 3.05 3.05 lfrlends and relatives will live lonlzl The floral offerings were: I
---°°'¢-“-“ tic'1'1oNallR . N" Till R¢>o\i.|.` coco vioono  _ so nav. os-la inthe minds and memorics or ull wrcoths Mr. una Mrs. A. J. Moo-
 it
I-Ie was :i voung mlm oi’ fine phi-
-qocuooohovblooobvonool w4»+0b  Stiles-1.294351. L _ rll _
. ti.
.<nn Boston. J. Mathicsml.
l
.-  13- I4 14 lliome in Strathcona where the pil-,William Ward. Martin Shaw, Wil-l‘
Sud Bas  8.00 8.00 9.10 lable scene of the home coming ol~liam Hunter. Wllllamb 'I‘a;_i_lgr.__tl_i_;_i
A
M B new mwhlfle ly. driven over - In Gnmn~ slum* ui KODAK STORE 55; _Windfall  04% 04 04 that were present on that sod, so:llDon_l_1_ld, C;mll:_dlre.“_M:__sa..M.I:1__a_i_kl
of 00000!! Dllml lt 00”" °" . .Wright Har. . 2.90 2.90 2.00 occasion. Mol on os -
rvceviis into ii nan ol °ll» 01”'-f ""°"°_ '°° _ sylvonitc  2.30 2:15 ooo - ‘ I ~ Boo-°
Brockton, Mass.; _ Aunt Willena
McDonald, Cambridge, Mass.
'Letters and Cards of Sympathy:
Stewart McDonn.ld, Flo. McDon-
aid, Cambridge. Mass.; Mr. and
Mrs. Gus Clay and family. Dor-
chester, Mass.; Peter Holmes, Wat-
ertown. Mass.; Wilfred Campbell.
Medford, Mass.; Mrs. Frank Greene
Charlottetown; Miss Cassie Mc-
Kay. Mldgell; Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Young, Halifax. N. S.: Miss Tenn
Hume. Cardigan; Mrs. Rev. Wil-
liam Mcheod. Brigetown, P. E. I.;
W. M. S. Uriiterl Chnrcli, Dundas;
Mr. and Mrs. Willium Ward. Char-
lottl-:ir.v.'n; Miss~Ada Acorn, Char-
lottetown; Samuel McLeod. Quin-
cy. Musa.: Alcx. McLeod, Brockton.
Mas:-1.: William Thorne. Stoneham.
Moss.; John Mnthieson- Boston: Ai-
iiiim Hunter. Rhode Island; Cather-
inc Mathieson, Boston: Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Goclkin, Charlottetown:
Wilfred Vlnihieson. Watertown,
Mass..
DR. J. P. MILLAR 1
DENTAL SURGEON
Corner Queen and Richmond
HOURS-9 to 12.30.
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s-ooo ooo
2t0 500
QgQ4§@¢QQ 
. Victoria
Hotel . _
Oileofthe largest. md best'
equipped Hotels in Eutern
Canada. Contains 120 rooms.
44 0! which have 'klvlie
.b¢¢\u. Completely renovated .
ln the post two years. Few
‘Hotels srvnghout. Canada
and the nltell Bilton have
its splendid table. Courteoul
service to Ill Gldll. ‘l'e\e~
phones In mans.
Bohn M00 In ,GH per day.
-Charlottetown
Hotel Co.,.L¢d. _
proprietors ,
alll! 0. llolvu, -Uwlnclff
&O>0
ol ic full ofvlgor and cm-rgy. En- tnn;' Mrs. Dllncau Mnthiesbn and 
1 li,_.c_l.
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