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- We frwlallze in the dinpenrin ur
U  prescription. The beat drug; gm.
curable are secured md D,-|u‘||¢|
" Wm! Years of experience dd all dh-
D¢I\Sinl. An up-to-date night sep.
vice at your command. Prompt
phone and delivery service. `
Yiilili
DBIIGGISTS  
J. Ernest H. Worth"
_ Phone 82. 142 Prince St.
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W I AIT AGENTS-WRITE FOB FOR. SALE-NEWLY FBESHENED
POBTB
Catalogue. United Art Limited, 102
John. Toronto. A. W. 7 31 wsm. 30ipd
cow. Apply Arthur Curtis, Milton.
9329-10-19-31
_ _ -_ _ ___ ._ ._ .. -___
B. WEEK MADE BY OUR
|26 PE _ F
Personal Christmas Greeting Card
Agents -*ln their spare time. Writei
ug for particulars today. Regal Art
Co., 310 Spadina Ave., Toronto. i
A. W. Oct. l5,l6,l8,l9,\
ICTENTB IN EACH COUNTRY T0!
take control oi the sales of our New
Grades oi Soap. Great opportunity.
for real men. Presto Cleanser Com-i
'my' ma F'“"° st" M°““°“’- °“°'i REGISTERED Foxes ron sA1.i~:-'V
BW9-Bnt.ti D¢¢. 31.
A BIG I5 PRIVATE CHRISTMAS
Greeting Card Sample book free:
men and women already making(
ilva iollars up daily. in spare time;l
experience 0.' capital unnecessary.
Garretson Co., Brantford, Ont,
_ A. W. 9-23-241.
DOUBLI YOUR SALARY BY ADD-
lng 895.00 weekly selling Imperial
A.rtPers0ual Christmas Cards to
Frimds, Business Associates, club
and Church members, from Magni-
dcent Free Sample Book, imperial
Art., Manufacturers, 51 Wellington
West, Toronto.  W. 10-1-tl.Oct. 19.
MAN 0|! WOMAN T0 TRAVEL AND`
appoint local representatives, Posi-
tion permanent: yearly guarantee I,
$1092. (being $21. weekly average;
and expenses; commission and cash
bonuses besides, Winston Co., Tow-
er Bldg., Toronto.
. .A. W. Oct. 12,16,19.23.28.30.
MEN AND WOMEN-STEADY, PRO-
ntabls employment. weekly. pay.
sellinlour universally known, guar-_ _‘LL EXCHANGE 3 YEAR OLD
enticed quality Trees and Plants.
Newest and best' varieties. There is'
good money in it for you. Illustrat- '
Real sales co operation Write Luke
Brothers Nurseries, Montreal. 96.
ed up-to-the-minute equipment.
' ` 1
- Articals For Sale _ in 1... vo... inururv.
BAKIBS' OVENS. WRITE FOR
catalogue; time payments if de-
sired. some used ovens on hand.
Hubbard Oven Company. .1100
Queen Welt, Toronto.
A. F. S. B ti Nov. 30.
Female Help Wanted
WANTED-IIAID FOR KITCHEN
at Parker House. . sioo-io-9-ti.
_ ~ l
wAN?r1in-A Malo. Arrmr 'rof
Mrs. Fred M. msn, an erlghtum
ncaa. . mi-lo-ia-21
ion
:ggi
hd
OMEN .WHO WOULD-
in 0ttawe_or.neer
an. Clerk. Stenographer or
'I'ypist, vn;ite~»rqr_ nee nccluet giving
full partfculars. M. C. C. Ltd.. Tor-
mto (10) P.H.W. 9-98,10.5.12,19,20.
\llsI'rIbUs woman. aio mv.
large damenddor ladies who learn
beauty culture and Hairdressing.
Join Ca.nada'| largest system. Dip-
ldmn granted. Write for inform-
ltloii. Marvel Beauty Academies, 8
Bt. Catherine East, Montreal.
’ - - - H, w. 11'. oct s,lz.lc.2e.‘
..1.__, _
SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS ‘
}3s-_ssncm be earned _and
_ paid weekly »in__yepare
lFOR. SALE-VIKING RASPBERRY
i
Mona mm warrrsn QUICK!-Y
Canadihn Civil-Service ~
TEACHER WANTED FOR. CAL_ED-l
OB. SALE--GASOLINE ENGINE,
4*-A Horse Power, Monarch, in per-I
fect order. Apply Cecil Wood, R.. R..,|
Charlottetown. 9239-10-16-18-21.
plants, certified disease-free stock.,
Pall plant now, $4.00 per 100; $5.00)
by express. F. S. Reeves. Bouthport.=
. 9241-10-16-Bl.
_-_._`_.___a1_ii__-
4 pale sllvers, 3 mediums iiemalesli
3 medium (males) Call or phone _
Haviland Horton. Mt. Albion. l
9321-10-19-ll.;
Situations Vacant Male
men allowed fifty cents hour, learn
ing best paying trades Engineer-
ing Electricity. Garage Work.
Chauffeuring, Brlcklaying, Barber
ing Hai dressing Literature free
Write-Dominion Trade Schools
1107 St Lawrence Montreal. muh” by ." number °f he' 31']
s. r-_ M_ 9-za.2s.io.5.lz.1a,ze. ffl°"d1» Wednesday- The presents
Miscellaneous I `
A M B I T I 0 U S INEXPEFENCE? the "Novelty Four" Orchestra.
_L.-_.-.»-
OTATO _BAGS FOR. THE SEA-
aon's shipments on short notice..
Guardian. Central Printery.
‘ 9328-10-19-tf.
Lane Surveyor, Hermanville Souris
10-2 lmpd
mare 1175 lbs. for young cattle.
1-LF. care Guardian, Charlottetown.
9315-10-19-21.
JOHN AI-FBEU M-409035-*LW _freshments were served during the
w _ " " ' 'f _
F YOU ARE Www" 535 A WEEK Enroute they will visit Mrs. Thomp-
willing to follow instructions and
work for your money, write Box
9311-lo-is-al.
Male Help Wanted
largest trade school sys
instruction-big demand Liters
ture flee Write Dominion Barber
College, 1107 st Lawrence. Mon
treal H W M Oct 5.12 19.26
_ 
Big pay easy ivcrk wlllle learning
Barber Trade under famous Moler_
American plan. worlds most. re-’ of eggs on the local wholesale pro-
ilahlc Barber school system. write]
todsy`i'or free literature. Meier'
Barber College, 573 Barrlnltim SU-
Hallfgx, ' Wed and Sat ti'._
AMBITIOUS MEN EARN W1lIL_E
learning barber trade. Join worlds
tern. Expert
tod
Teachers Wanted
enin Benool. Supplement $75.00 D€f§
school year. Chas. Walker. Sec-_
Ntary. 9324-10-19-41.
,______.._'..-_.___ 1 c
Salesman Wanted _
CALENDAR BALESMAN WANTED- $1.70 £0 $1.55 f0I' NCW BYUIISWICIK,
Reliable. Energetic min T01' Prince! per 90 pounds in carlots. ex. track
' he
Edward Island. Experienced Dre
ferred. Hopkins Press Ltd.. 95-97-
ea Edward Street Saint John
1  '
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'  Gentral Guardian °
' msPENsE ANY
i §°§;,,°,§,"1§f,§f§”'s;§§;‘f‘§f;§“5_°,j St. James Presbyterian Churc
coma 'ro _non arvan. `oml»r ‘ _ . at sincia.lr's. can-io-is-ai ’”1"9"!-“"- W- BRUCE MUIH
m,d__ md hm. RW A~_ L Bmnom B _ _ M d N ____ onusuisr-wALrr;n. l\lrNU'rT
_ LADIES’ SILK BDO
sires. All colours. Extra. special price - _
$1.49. Pi-own si-nr., Ltd, ma. _ I cope Tormentine. to his hone rt 3'" P' “"“s°'gf;_;l*N’:;’¥*‘s";;‘_-_ICE
____ _ ~ ° West Cape. At the former place Mr.
B .Stock Quotatmns .,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,g up ms E _ _;_.._.;__.».__.:_3:.......
, business there since the close of ine y'
eNc.AGl:MIlN'r ANNoUN'o a-
MIINT-Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Scott.
Mlrshlleld. ennoun'cs the engage-
ment of their daughter, Janet Hel-
en. to John Campbell.Cooke. mar-
riage to take place in October. 9334
Lanms' srianow-‘ruoor silk
slips. Price, $1.49. Prowse Bros., Ltd.
9322.
CBILDltEN’S all wool sweaters in
sand, nile, blue, scarlet. Sizes 22, 24,
ze. Price/$1.19. Prcwsc Bros., nm.
9322.
RECEIVES APPOINTIVIENT. Mr.
Wm. M. Drehaut has been placed in
charge of the Post Omce in the ca-
pacity of Acting Postmaster until a
1”€Bular lPP0lntment is made by the
Civil Service Commission. This ap-
pointment is made as a result of the
granting of a leave of absence to Mr.
Jas. A. Oalladhaln, present oiilcial.
who is to retire on superannuation
when his leave expires. `
znrovante nANcr:-one or the
most enjoyable dances of the season
was held Thursday night last, in the
Armour-ies, under the auspices of the
P. E. Island Light Horse. Upwards
of 150 dancers enjoyed a wonderful
eve`ning's program of dancing, after
which a dainty luncheon was served.
Excellent music was furnphed by
BRIDAL SIIOWEID-Mrs. B.. W.
Alien of Detroit. was given a mis
oellaneous shower at the home of her
were drawn into the room in a prlet-
WJ _decorated cart by Master_Bl1ly
McGuigan and Miss Ruth Sinclair,
attired as bride and groom. The vers-
es. original and witty, were read by
Miss Bdna 'Gordon creating much
merriment. The balance of tlie ev-
UUUII was devoted to dancing. Re-
evening
Mr and Mrs W W Thompson of
Winnipeg Beach, who, for the past
two weeks have been visiting' rela-
tives and friends on the Island, left
Monday~ by motor on retum home.
son's brother at Niagara Falls, and
also Mr. and Mri. Frank W. And-
rew of Gladstone, Mlch.`Mr. and
MPS- Th0mPsorl. are accompanied by
Miss Jean Thompson of Dunstaff.
mae- . ‘
Mil.
lvloN'mr:AL. Que.. sept. is
41=roduce>-While the present price
duce market will prevail next week.
retail prices will be advanced two
cents per dozen. it was announced
ay. Storage eggs will continue un-
changed. Ontario fresh eggs were
quoted unchanged today et 55 cents
for extras and 45 for firsts. British
Columbia eggs were quoted at 55
cents for extras and 52 for iirsts 1_2
o. b. shipping points. The butter and
heese markets continued steady at
yesterdays prices. Wjhite potatoes sold
g1_25l tn $1.50 for Quebec stocks and
T8.
taxis ni wel known lin, per-
se|i_el‘l7ii1i:t‘mes1car¢ili. linmerience
iihneeeleary. An early start and
we eo-operation assures success.
Beautiful new portfolio sample
Master Kraft Co.. Limited.
Ihyp.” Representatives wanted
'ltulitovgis also.
!.i.`W. oct. a.a.5.a.io.l:.1e.1'l.i9.z2
M.2s.29,si. 1 \._
i f:~_',_ _. Lost
_ _1*_gN‘ ,CITY-BILLFOI.Il CON-
d card with own- ’
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cney an
name. Finder phone 932
osaa-al
ent Wanted ~
-..wAic'I‘s woax ar DAY
j' wuem¢»f_<=lw=in|-°°°° ~
__ ' ‘Apply Guardian.
fr- ,»g~ t  _D350-10-19-2|
rxnnamo
SALESMEN FOB
Menu Made-to-Measure C10*-h¢5~_
mm does 89.00 profit per sale ap- _
peg to you! Good producers are
given profit-sharinii opportunity-
Unlm' ,h°pr_slrllleu wci-lrei-r.A1i- slirrrn-entered interim oct. is.
Wool materials. Perfect w0i‘kp'lN\° at
ship and a |io00.00 Trust Domain? catherine l|acGf¢l°r. widow of the
Guarantee with each garment. Good H
“lumen deserve the best line. Writ#
immediately for De Luxe Outfit _
p,-“_ gn age. occupation. ext- 0'
perientse :S references. National omit flowers. _ v
nmcresiline mention. in b. ami '_
ms. 'Menu-eel, Que. A.w.octl ia-19.
' _ “L , _.
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qi.
_..'.3_f -_W A I “$;a!"=”di¢._ __
°‘“'*9'*_“'_“'_-
.._~.-r.. 'yv7f\'l5§7i`ln-runcaasm A mrl\_mll`i
li  U ' U meg rubber ofhcr~aeswei|hii1e'thlfil¢\H'1fW°"'
Wanted ; .
dl!
O-OOC
upvrei-ds. Good D109"  
condition. As! 4 to! Ylltl. _.~_ 
y(e'n»i~,».-“ rywbbsr niet. Mac-
Donald as Henderson. _l‘{°'t»*' MVP'
.- . ~ it-is-al. ,
OOO
CAIR-In Boston. Oct sth. 1929, Dr.
ph B Carr. of Weymouth. Kell.
aged 58 years. (Patriot please copy).
her homo 30 _Brighton Need,
” ' 5 (- $-
._ ____*__ 1 _ 1, _
_gig ' w_15_8,f naanimls _ _ .
. . _ __ _ ___ _ __ _I ‘ _
SALHSIEN WANTED - SALES IINNS-CABVEB-On OCi’-. 18th. It ` ' -'_ 1
agent for Prince Edward Island. at. Peters Cathedral by Rev. Canon , __ _
Good l|\!~ rf" °“t3t' w° "::"`Malone`. George Thoms Binns to '
I\°'1f°U*°'°~ °"°"'° °"°°'°’°“ tml .1 c . both or una ‘ f
elvg to handle the best districts on my an me arver _ __ f ‘__
the Island. Our agency ll Df°M' ' v - ,i '._  r_
.gig wr-rp. Pelham. Nursery. 0°.. _._._.__.____...,._...... .) l _ I .
1‘fm'>nic.~'olit. s. w. a-wsrr. _~ nurse ' ~ iw.-V
U RAI
ah
Iliohlrd lllilh. Pilllorli Ni lun-
olock. funeral_ls'aYil\¢ 230 _P1000
l-u|.~4._~a»._eL--
. - _mrosarsxra _
‘_eats'u.||as -
.1-~t.a.a..;'.r. 
r
oetmrcrvice mmm; r¢a‘*"°’*""l'°"“‘°°-
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SCURES IN
PICTURE DRAG
Coming close upon the heels of
"Weary River," Richard Barthelmess,
his newest starring vehicle which
opened at the Prince Edward Theatre
bet. Berthelmess features we have
seen in recent times-and that also
the past three years.
The characters are sympathetlcally
and intelligently drawn. The story
is built up and around the young
man so that his burdens and
struggles and aspirations grip orle‘s
attention until the final ten feet of
film. “Drs.g' is a story of domestic
girl and finds himself the "goat,"
supporting her entire family. How
they drag him down and torture his
ambitions until he decides upon a
desperate measure forms an absorb-
ing subject. Barthelmess has never
been better-not even in ‘The
Patent Leather Kid," or "Weary
River.”
The cast is as perfect as anything
authentic as Aliie,`whose family is the
millstorie around the hero‘s neck. The
erine Ward; Lucien Littlefield. Tom
Dugan and Margaret _I"ielding. give
excellent p'erformerlces.
fv- '_ . ....
M¢PhailPen' i
In The Lead
ilart's B. R., pen 12 were second wi-th,
32 eggs, 87.1 points and her hen No.§
11' was third with 26 eggs 32.7 points.
Mr. S. R. Pendletnn's B. R., hen'
_ Nc. s ln` pen 19 still leads the coo-_
_test ici- individuel ni _with 2.
Y 118
eggs, 31B.5_ points; The Experimental.
Farm. Fredericton, N. B., B. R., hens*
_ Nc. 10 uid No. 3 are second and, Dec. . . . .
 .
third wi-.fh zaa eggs. :lo1_a points .incl
252 12885. 303.0 points respectively. |
Mr. S. R. Pendletonb B. R.. peni
eggs, 2502.4 points, closely followed*
by Mrs. J. H. MaePhail's B. R... pen
No. 20, with 2274 eggs, 2491.3 p0lnt.s.f
The Experimental Farln. Fredericton
N. B.. B. R.. pen 6. is third with 2218_
eggs and 2454.1 points. The Experi-l
mental Farm. Oharlcttetovm. B. R..‘
pen 15 ls fourth with 2180 sggss and
2341.1 points. '
'l‘he total number of eggs laid for
the week was 281 and to date B7l4l.._
'rms nano sroas ~
carries a complete line of rubber
pods. including Atornicera, Syringes.
loo Caps, Illbber Gloves, Hot Water
Bottles, etc. ._ _
KA||\l\QHotWl\aflo¢|Ielai.he1
lll\\Ottlehl`ll!lo&da.n||onrrlal
f' .tftinr  _
 .».. _. '
- First National-Vitaphone star, re-i
gisters another definite hit in "Drag"i
The sincerity and understanding can Gas C0_ (N__y_) 
with which the star delineated that
leading character made it one of the:
Yeifefday- i N. Y. ccn. sr Hua. Rv., ri. R.. ..
ii
i
takes into consideration that he hasi
had several exceptional successes ln]
l
"Drag" is about people we know'
strife, A young man marries al
we have seen in a long time Lila Lee*
season. M.r. Dunville reports that the
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HALIFAX och 1§___Qu0um°n5 season on the south shore was some
furnished by Johmwn md wud what uneven. but good as a whole.
mm, Swck Exchm e_ At West Point the catches were only
lair. his shipments comprising sev-
px enty-three thousand large and forty-
two thousand small live lobsters to
281% the Maritime Packers for the Boston
Im market. The price obtained by him
1 91% was not as good as last year, being
f0l1!‘!€0n cents for the large lobsters
108% and five cents for the small per
_ pound, -S.
I
i Members M eal 8
_ NEW YORK CHANGE
_ Atchisn. Top. as Santa Fe. Ry. .
. Am. Gan Co. . . . . . . .

Am. Car ds Fdry, C0.  
Am. Locomotive Co. 
Am, Smit, & Rciin_ Co. .:......
Am. Bosch_Magn€to C0. 
Anaccnda Copper Min. Co. .. ..
60's
73 ‘/¢
28 li
ud.Motor Car Co. 
Internatl. Petroleum . . . . . . . . . .
Standard Oil of N. J.  78
Reading Co.   120-ii
U
outhern Pac. . . . . 139
nion Pac.Ry.  . . . . .

U. S. Industrial Alcohol C0. .. ..
Westinghouse Elec,  . . . . . .
..
U_S.Steei.... . . . . . . . .

265
211 ‘.8
MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE
Abitibi . . . . . . .
  53%
Montreal Power . .... .169
Winnipeg Elec.  . .  74'.:
Braz. Traction  . ..  08
C 53”;
Shawinigan  ..  981:
ohas.Gurd ....... 
Power Corporation   114'.-.i
Forelgn Securities  ..  39%:
Inter Utilities-A    40'..
Br, Am. Oil  . .  81
is ideal as Dot and Alice Day seemsi
Notes on the Prince Edward Island _
Egg Laying Contest for the weeki
ending oct. mth. ions. ' f
Mrs. J. H. MacPhaLl`s B. R.. pen 20_ M
led the contest for the week with 33_
egoe._39.B points; Mr. H. C. Mut-_
'Gel-aer'tllle|illIl`e_llll4eatlia.
san wwe-ose__ee_\as4-oo-eoeo4_°_ -.  P» I I- -.1 i
Imperial Oil . . . . . .
._38‘A
BANKS
balance or the can, including xrth-i
Bank Commerce  .  296
Bmk R-°5’B\   345 the world will be completely dissi-
Bank Nova Scotis.‘.....  393
WBEN1' .
Dec,  . ........'...  129%
Mar. .... .......... .. ....... 137% accomplished by nations such as Bri-
May . . . . . . .
..........141
CORN _
Dec,   91% for'the signatures of Britain. includ-
ar.  ..   90%
M
Dec. 
Mar.  ..  .  52%
May .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..
113%
liz.;
lash CANADIAN
221
222., is just as happy with a dish of oat-
liills this morning."
mtl. Breweries  1-is 5“95"“°" ‘M “h°"“ °“"°“”"“- and
. a United States journalist asked Mr.
SteelC. f  .  ~.'
0 O an _ replied. “because it is shorter ‘than
Can. Steamship Com.   24 ‘ me longer catechism"
Massey Harris  ........51‘.¢',
Fraser dc C0.   41% DBAMATIC ANNOUNCEMENT
ay . . . . . . . .
  99% on the Pwr 0! peace are not a mere
scrswl of ink, but are part and parcel
OATS of the national honor soeacred. that
the peoples of the world's Anglo-Sa-
xon nations must sacrifice themselves
to make good what they have pledg-
 s4 ed-
_ioa his trip to europe. saoi-in-is-41 egllllllng On ay OVCHI 1' -news FAL1. and winter under- MORNING. saavlca
-- ‘ ' wear. fine or heavy wool, also nceco A=¢h°=-‘The we is My Silepherd"  miner
i i.Anre`s' aaron sur niocnicrs  Ann 1  ti fo lined closely priced Atslnclrm. 11.00 A. sr._s¢nn.».._
EXtra\sl>ecial asc. Prowse pm, ma: ua ec on r ' ‘ ,m_w_,,,,, Bolo- 'ray will ge 131;" .....  iiirrsten
_ om. _ _ '~ “ 'MM
_ ‘ Protestant Orphanage' -nan A FAnt saAsoN_Mr. "‘"‘°‘“”"`°hf "°"" “°" M*“"°‘°" .......... ._ Bai-nhy
OMEBS Q s_ , _ Morni Service will be Broadcast.
Dil.nvil.le, of West Point, was in sum “I
merside on Friday retumlng from 7”” P' M“L5'“““Y 5°h°°|
l
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tion." Mar;-mal Joirre directed the
armies of France on a bowl of pea
soup. He asked nothing more for his
noonday meal. Ramsay McaDonald
meal. "It is a great thing to be born
in the north of Scotland, where we
have the same kind of bracing air
that is blowing from your Gatineau
The mention oi' oatmeal naturally
MacDonald why it was called the
"shorter" catechism. He laughingly
James Ramsay MacDonald. Prime
Minister of Great Britain, made t-he
dramatic announcement last night
that an agreement will be reached
next spring, which will be the moat
substantial advance toward world
peace that has marked all hlet/ory
He foresaw the time when there
would be no war and no blockade, A
new era in which the problems of
pated. when problem after problem
which has created st.rif:_ and blood-
ahed will _be charmed into n mere
grey sliadow, possessing no lcliger
any substalizc. And all .hi~. will be
tain and tlic United S at::a. which
are living the open lllrr; ii-hlcli have
pulled up thc blll~.:l.=. lift-tithe win-
dows and drawn aside the screens,
ing Canada. and the United States
It was at a dinner given by Prime
-o-e-e-e-oe-e-e-44-e-e ,,,.,,,,,
eooevevvoorreov-e»_eeA4&e>¢¢e¢»¢
Girinitp linitzh tlljurrll
Organiet: - Prof. W. E. Fletcher, A. R. C. M., A. T. F. L.
T _
THE SERVICES
11.00 A. M.-Preacher-Rev. C. N. Brown, I\I. A
Subject-"I'i1e United Church of Canada.-in Canaria
Anthem-"I Will Feed My Flock" . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. Simpcr
Junior Congregation as Usual
2.30 P M.-Sabbath School and Bihle Classes
P. M-Preacher -Rei F I1 Ramsay D D
Subieet - The Use nf Leisure."
Bolo-"J¢l'i1Hlem, Thou That. Killest the Prophets"
lMcndel;.sul1nl
Misa Frances Wand
Anthem-"God, That Modest Earth and Heaven."
(Solo Parte by Mr. P. D, Williamsi
. Evening Service Broadcast by (7. H, C. K.
4406-004-A-A-Q-Q44-»¢.¢oo¢+o§e4o-¢»e@e e e so s ~~....eea- +404
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Mlnlsinrli-Bev. E. H. Ramsay, D.D., Rev. C. N. Brown, MA.
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Zion Presbyterian Church
MINISTER-REV. M. SCOTT FU1.'l’0N
OHGANIST-MR. L. D. TH()l‘»II’SON
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11.00 A. M.--Sermon-Rev. F. S. V. Bruce Williflms.
Anthem by the Choir.
2.80 P. M.-Sunday School and Bible Classes.
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Anthem-"Soldiers of Christ. Arise" . . . . . . . . . .
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The Baptist Church
Corner Fitzroy and Prinre Streets
' MINISTER-REV. A. C. VINCENT
Orgmist-Miss Roberta Spencer, F. T. C. l..
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Anthem-"But 'I'he Lord is Mznuiui of His Umm"-
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SUNDAY SCHOOL 2.30 P. M.
By your regular. presence make tnls Bluie pl.ufl_\' .~rr\'l|.'e Ui
the Church great, inspiring, and in|orming_ Dont lay "Go
tp Sunday School," male it "Come io Smlnay School."
EVENING WORSHIP 7 0‘CLOCK
lntheln-“Build Thee more stately Mansions 0 my Soul."-
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Sermnn-“Peter The Imp\|lsi\'e"-'1`ha Minister.
Anthem-'The Radiant lVlorn."-Woodiv-.irli.
Students attending the various schools and college; are
lnvitad and warmly welcome. Visitors to the City will find
here splendid music. e worshipful atmosphere, and sermons
of outstanding power.
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WHEAT I Minister of Canada on behalf of the 7
Oct. . .
May 
-OUR RANGE; of men's and young
m€n's winter overcoats, macklnaws,
suits and otherclothing is now com-
plete. Let us show you these lines at
Binclairs 9326-10-19-21
-INSPECT OUR. RANGE of men`s
and boys sweaters, all styles; patterns
and prices at Sinclair's_ 9326-10-19-_Zi
-CI'IILDIlENfS_ ii RIBBED all wool
cashmere hose, brown, pinto. cameo
and pawnee. Sizes 6% to 915 worth
701:. to 95c. for 592. at Blnclaii"s
. 9326-10-19-2l
-WOMlN'S IIAYON volts and
bloomers, substandards, good range of
shades. High quality material. Bpeo-
ial, vests 7ec.. bioomera Mc. Under.
wear departrnent first floor. Sinclair
ds Stewart Limited, 9326-10-19-3|
-TWO MONTHS IN .IAIL-In the
Police Court at Summerllde on Pri-
day morning an old offender appear-
ed before Stipendlary Wyatt on a
charge of being drunk and creating
a disturbance. He was lined $20 and
005?-\. 833.50 in all. or two months in
jail and elected to iaka the latter
alternativa. B.
-CLIAIING L01' consisting of 500
y\rds_1lat crepe. crepe meteor and
crepe courgetis. 20 best selling shades.
as lnchyidth. rleular lisa to tiso.
81100181 $1.95 At Blneiair'e.
.. M20-10-10-21
-0@»DllNl Al-I WO0L worltod
hole. canal. brovm..bleek~ead eer-
Domlnion Government in honor of
_   140.5 Right Hon. James Ramsay MacDon-
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 141,; aid. that the latter made his prophe-
 WM tic and momentous utlerance. Meml  _ u
bers of the Privy Council of Canada. ontag e
colleagues ci Mr. Mscxenrir King 'rliANKsorvrNG seavlciis sUNDA1' oc'roBl:n :oth
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SOUTIIPOHT SCHOOL
Honor Roll for Southport School
being in attendance. After the cere-
for the month of september: mon, me pu” “mmm w the
6"” r'°1 B°y°° M°K°°“: 2 ‘7' K" home of Mrs. W. W. Brown, Hills-
Muwh; 3 59"" »Aylw"d' bo St.. where heart congratula-
G""d° n"1 Th°l’“‘ Burn: I tions were extended to the popular
Y"°"° mymmd; 3 Helm 'mm young couple after which Mr. and
thlee Kellv
K’ ` n " Mas. Binns left by motor for Bor-
Grads IV--1 Marguerite Aylward:
2 Mary Mcderry; 3 Home Cooper. '
Grade V 1 Eileen Burke, Elle Me
Grade VIII-1 Mary Hayley' I
lINNl»CABvll. niet The resaithnoaa should be for- - -
uma ui, the secretary. an sos. DR' W' R' CARSON
A very pretty Autumn wedding Charlothtom oareale aaa lenses lneeeeae
ed by Mr. Sidney Fielding. full choir
soriptions will be due on October
' and rm. Richard ia _ use A. ra.-aev.l»s. sam mlm lu. A. rs. n
"°' 1° ‘°“‘“ °“° °°°‘“° """` "’°‘ Western Guardian b... 'lf ll.. 5......-... <=°.."§`.§°“u';`§`§i. 1-0° P» M--Dc F- S- B- ‘*'“°°-`“'“"~““~ <"'"'°"S°"‘°°~’
and distinguished Canadians from "m'10'17'm'
Humax to v'n°°uver' M wen ‘A V Y "V777 l Y “_ Y JT-ut., fo Bosi n and
united in marriage to George Thorne den. en io e _r o
mmmm ‘mm f°’°“m mmtm* ninru or this city nav. canon Ma- York. For travelling the ence
Wm “mar” in me Home of mm' rformin the ceremony. Thei s golden tan satin dress with
lone po g
mons reading room where the dinner bride who was given in mlmue by _ md sho” to mmm and A mare
5:1 hid. and is: _setting was a pic- her broth", looked charming in a hi-own broaclclmh roat ivltii Br
Mq one' ty newmapermen of blue broeaded chiffon vel de Luxe trimming On their ret
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were present (mm Bmnm' hh' Unit' vet with hat to match. wearing a» ihvy will rcslcle in Climlnitctovii
ed States and Canada, and the car- - .
,mon in the Pane Tow" wow silver fox scarf, and carried ghshow-_ ._.______..
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bmdmt . mama” of Mm .nd er bouquet of Ophelia roses e s _ . _
attended by her sister. Miss Hannah ‘
Sfwdwill as the three speakers, Mr. L
Mlokenzle Kink. Mr. R., B, Bennett, wh° 'on mldm brown stun mmm; DR. J- P. 
,md ML m MB Do H tm d hat of contrasting velvet. carrying a DENTAL SURGEON
mmm, md mmm” wont wmch nosegay of rad roses. The bridegrooml
d in bothe R0 -' nouns-9 ic 12.30
prom ed m ah m way attea sd by h r r y
“,_ 5 em O d be no more The church was decorated for the cc-i
2 to 5.00
caslon with flowers and autumn
leaves by the girl friends of the
bride. The Wedding March was pley-
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umm. muy: uunri mmf. ' sustain; mae an no-any ueuiiea _
Teacher. Mm' H- Mic-Kinrmi. that the lint installment an the sub-
dlnll. Price M1' to 9-450. IW to 10-
IGO. Nil. At Sllollifl. l\N~l0~1l-It
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was place at st nun crmeei-all 'nn xuequmm ei un some-~ m mn, “_ an 1 'f
at l.is ple.. oct. istn. when uuiui ium Ucinmissisn are in Dr. oreel . nnnggggpgqyog
JIM- dllllhtar of Mrs Carver ned n\an'e Oiiin in the Provincial Suild- ' ` ` ' '
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end Theory on September 23rd
40 Victory Avenue. or Phon
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