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Central Guardian

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Day service will be held in

tho ‘Bryon Presbyterian Church at 73° D. m. All are cordially invited.

REV. J. m. MUBCHISON, Dist. bwv- Om Bible society. will speak -in Brookneld Presbyterian Church Sunday 23rd. at ll a. m.; Harts- vlllc at 9 n- m-z New Perth ruin. Holiday. 24th. a p. m.; Marie Unit- ed Church-Tuesday. 25th, at a pm,

ANGLICAN SERVICES 16th Sull-

V day after Trinity. September 23rd.

5t. John's Milton,, Sunday School

‘ l0, a. m". I-‘ioly Communion, l1 a. m.

THIS Vi! K IS ENTIRELY A AARITIME PROVINCE PRODUCT‘

ONDIINSARI - TRURO.N.S.

aria. Rustico. Sunday School,

0 p. m. Holy Communion, 3 p. m.

3i» John's, Milton, Evening prayer,

3WD- Preacher at all services

Pa“ 6- T- Borisgs. of Kensington.

October ‘lth. Harvest Thanksgiving services. Rev. C. F. Johnson,

BAND CONCERT BROADCAST .—Tbe Island Radio Co. again jugg. ‘n91! the confidence of their friends last evening when they “rem u, a great deal of trouble and expense to place the concluding program or me Canadian Legion Band on the air. Reports indicate that excellent re- ception was had in all parts of the Maritimes. The (irogram was es. Dflclally selected by Prof. Fletcher, director of the band. No doubt the Rad! Wllstehlhs public will accord the Island Radio Co. a large mgas. ure oi patronage this coming radio

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‘sow Agents Wanted

~ . VFPOIITIIAIT AGENTS" -- WRITE ' for Catalogue. United Art Limit- ed, 4 Brunswick, Toronto. 7l20-8-I5-wsm-2-6i

‘AGENTS WANTED TO TAKE‘

- orders for Canada's finest line oi Personal Greeting Cards. Regal Art Company. Manufacturers, 310 Bpadina, Toronto. <

A. W Sept. 8-22.

Clossified Advertisements

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tion of the United States. Our markets are the best. May we de- scribe. or better still, show these farms to you. PERRY FARM AGENCY, Cnnajoharie, New York U. S. A." 7203-8-l8-sw-8i

_______________ i Articles For Sale

_________________, ‘COOKING RANGE FOR. SALE.

Apply at 89 Rochford St. ‘1923-9-21-21

scams EITHER sax - $15 weekly easy selling “PALCO" _Cieiiners. Fast sellers. Every ‘Home, Office, Garage, Autoist ~' your prospects. Free samples. P. A. Lefcbvre 8a Co.. Limited. Alex- andria, Ont. A. W. Sept. 22. ‘AGENTS WANTED TO SELL , ineckties Direct to Wearer. Send for Big Free Selling Outfit today. - Dept. 94, Public Service Mills of Canada. Limited, London, On- tario. li

.,.____ i __ IAN Olt WOMAN TO. TItAVEL a and appoint local representatives. Position permanent; yearly guar- antee 51092 (being $21. weekly average) and expenses. Winston

Co., Tower l3ldg., Toronto. A. W. WstilScpt. 29.

..____________.___.______._ BIG $5 PRIVATE CHRISTMAS Greeting Card sample book free;

men and women already making five dollars up daily. in spare time; experience or capital unnec- essary. Garretson 00., Brantford. Ont. A. W. 6-241

y-n f“ EXTRA MONEY IN YOUR SPARE iimu. $5, to $10. u. day easily earn- ed, selling our beautiful personal mudc-to-order Christmas cards .,io your friends and neighbors. 35'); commission. Sample Album ircc. Write Manager, Dept. Z. 3 Winchester Ave.. Montreal. ii. m __________.______.

$250. MADE IN SPARE TIME, IN CITY 0R town, taking orders. We show You how to make a De- livery inter. Personal Greeting

FOR SALE ANTIQUES AN 0T"- I er articlm. Apply Guardian. 7886-9-20-1“.

Lost

LOST-A FEMALE FOX MARK- ed C. V. IL-QF. Reward. Phone R- 8 or write J C Curley Char- lo etovm. Royalty.

LOST-ON ROAD FROM MRS. Ernest Howatlis via Victoria and Charlotteown cover from our mot- or tank truck. Finder please noti- fy W. H. Aitken d: Co.

7783-9-14-ti

Salesmen Wanted

SALESMEN-A WIRELESS ILLU- minated sign. One of the most novel business stiinuiators ever invented. Tremendous success in foreign countries. New thing in Canada. Construction of sign has no equal. Small fortune to be made. Wire or write Radi-O-Lite Sign ‘Company. 52 Henry Street, Detroit, Michigan.

7863-9-l9-7i

Teachers Wanted

TEACHER WANTED-IO!‘ 140W" Bedeque School. lst., or 2nd. Class, Supplement for lst class, $175.00 I01‘ 2nd. $150.00. » i Apply A. Horace wrlsht!

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Cards. Something new and I lhilliuy. Magnificent sample book lrc-r- "Imperial an" s1 Welling- ton West, Toronto.

M F or Stile‘ “

__________________ rlftNAitlEs-YOUNG SONGSTEBS j ior sale. P. T. Murphy. 5i Spring "Park Road. 78fll-9-20-lli

III» CHEVROLET CABRIOLET 1933 illfldel,‘ reason for sellingl twner has left the city. Phone 387 or 207 Fitzroy. M, ' ,_

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Br particulars apply o George. Buchanan, Frederic ~ miQl-a-unsi

10R SALE-A NIIWL "l Ayrshire pow.‘ o yrs, don Maclean, Cornwall. ~r '1 ' lllCell-II-lii e x..- on: ouud. ,we kA Worms‘

. m no ‘Pesirable ugideuoo for summer home. If not uold pm, ‘will lie sold atPublic Ad“ t. an! i an: o'clock pl m. ‘. Gra- BALI suxiunirscuoon- ‘,- Qli. 60 ieet overall. 14% beam, 0 it.‘ tilt-it. in blllllat. Sound and in

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int John. . B. ‘ION-ll-Zl-fll

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, all fall and winter. Earn

"F unwed‘ quality. nae and Plants

I Female Help Wanted l

WANTED MAID FOR FAMILY two, Apply Mrs. Morrison. t

PM“ m" 7698-9-20-3! I

MEN rusm eon riaclusri. brakemeli. Winners "W, fizz",

monthly Railway " . Box 118. 7939-7424533

are Ihnsnlfl», 81'5"" 5"‘ ployinent for Barbers. Become ex- - pert in 1i weeks. Write Meier not: her College. Dcillftmm‘ l’ Hallfal.‘ fl-l-fl-ttstf

, D-JIEIISONB T0 GROW for us in waste cellar

upwards of $25.00 weekly. Illus- trated booklet sent anywhere f"

ramp, Dominion Mushroom ~00» -‘ nto s. M. n. w. Sept. 22.

SALEBHIN --8TEADY. PROFIT- able employment. weekly Ply. I91- llng uflflllfllvorgqll] EIWWIL luu“

s Ifowast and best val-lem- m" l; good money in it for you.’ Il- lugcrgmel up-to-the-rulnuto equiv- meat. Iss3: we ergpuifli; m“ a u. r1 vm-ns-s-ia-eu

lm unison. orrounmn!

“Q50 CAN BI EARNED

eklylnlliarr "M. we lino Personal

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season as recognition of their ser- vices and enterprise.

al oi Miss Bernice Guudet will be bold °" mildly l! leaving her home at. 2 p. m. for St. Dimstanb’ Cathedral thence to B. C. Cemetery.

PREMISES lAIDEIL-Tbe pro- Iblbition officers mode twn raids Yesterday o_n premises where it was lll-fillccteo liquor was being sold, In neither case was any liquor found.

I PERSONAL.

Mr. and Mrs. James O'Brien, l-‘ort Augustus were in the city yes- terday.

Mr. and Mrs. Jams L. McDonald. Water St, leave this morning on a trln iluweh Upper Canada.

The Messrs Clara and Grace Mac- Donald, Burley Mass. has spent their vacation in Kenross at the home of their parents.

Mis Jessie MscPherson, is re- turning to Boston. Saturday morn- ing. after spending a very pleasant vacation at Kinross.

Miss Ruby MacDonald is ‘ “ -., where she will reside.

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Miss Mary MacDonald. arrived home from Boston, TTIIIIMIAYFWIICIE Elle l5 intruding a few week-a, with her parents.) at Kinruss. .

Miss viola-Dalton returned-this morning to Boston after spending her vacation on the Island.

Mr. John Agnew,’ chairman of the Prohibition, Cmmnilsion» who has l been in the sick list. was able to be

i out ior a. shoTt time yesterday.

Mrs. Raoul Raymond, who has been visiting Quebec. is expected home tonight.

Miss Mary McNutt oi’ this city ieava on an extended visit to her niece Mrs. Thomas L. Fullerton, Terre Haute, Indiana.

Ivan Nicholson son oi Mrs. Wm- Nicholson. left on the I-Iochelasa Monday to enter St. F. X. 0011089- His hiany friends wish him success.

Mr. William Wells. of Edmonton. ‘who Ls on a tour oi the Marltlmes in connection with organization work for the Knights oi Columbus. is at present on the Island. vlsltlnfl various centres.

Mrs. W. Lloyd Johnson and baby daughter left for their home in Fort Plain, N. Y. after visiting her mother Mrs. C. R. Harper. Her sis- ter Miss Hilda Harper accompanies her and will visit New York and other American cities.

BIRTHS

clrolviwnuj- At Paterson. New Jersey, Sept. 18th. the infant son of Mr. and Mrs» H. Roy Cromwell.

DEATHS

‘o-nomvntn-st the Charlottetown Hospital, Sept. 2i, John‘ O'Donnell. aged 58 years. Funeral will take place from his late residence. Avon- daie. Sunday at 2.15 to St. Joachims Church. Vernon River.

In Memoriam In loving of my

' husband FRANK GEORGE LANG Who Died September 20, I920 Gone but not forgotten. Wife.

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FUNERAL NOTICE-The tuner-I

FILM FINISHING Grasweil STUDIO

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Mr. Oswald Dalton and his aunt. Mrs. . McKinnon. returned toBoa- ton ye rday morning after spend- ing two weeks vacation on the Ia- land. While in Charlottetown they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Dalton.

Mr. and Mrs. Percy B. Fieldhl! and little daughter Shirley of Char- lottetown, who have been visiting

Ml‘. and Mrs. Walter C. GOOdIIII.

and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Audua have left for St. John where they will spend the week-end visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Fielding.—Anlherst News. W

EMPIRE

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of the visit, nor have they been re- quested to assist in eiitertainlngtha

d l . in ‘ . on early train today. for Cambridge, biidenws dwmuauy or '

Y- ‘

The Railway authorities diseiniih any responsibility with respect to the arrangement of the itineragy.

The Empire Parliamentary Asso- ciation. composed as it is oi out- standing statesmen from every par} oi the British Empire, is perhaps the most distinguished body which has ever visited " Canada. Their _brief visit here will complete a. tour which has carried them from coast to coast oi the Dominion. In every other Province they have been giv- en opportunities of studying prob- lerns oi trade and immigration and have received everywhere a royal welcome.

The Visitors

Following is a list of the visiting delegates:-

I-‘rom Great Britain:-

The Viscount Peel. C.B.E.. (First Commissioner of Works); Sir John Marriott, M.P.; James Dale Cassels. Esq., M.P.; The Rt. Hon. Sir Robert Sanders. Bt.. M.P.. (Ex-Minister oi Agriculture); Sir Frank Sanderson, MP; Sir Samuel Chapman. MP4 Major Guy Kindersley. M.P.,' Cyril

Atkinson. Esq, K.C..M.P.; George P°

Pilcher, Esq, M.P.; The Lord Thom- son. 03.15., D.S.0.,_ (Ex-Secretary oi State for Air): C. H. Hall, Esq., M. P.; Thomas Johnston, Esq., M.P.; E. Rosslyn Mitchell, Esq" MP; Jas. H. Hudson. Esq“ MP; The Rt. I-Ion. Thomas Shaw. C.‘B.E., MP. (EX- Minister of Labor); David Kirkwood, mo, M.P.,' Sir Robert Hamilton. M. P.; Sir Howard d'Egviile, K.B.E., Sec. U. K. Br., EPA.

I-‘rom Australia:-

Senator the Hon. Sir Thomas Wm. Glasgow, K.C.B., C.M.G.. D.S.O.. V. D.. Minister of Defence; Senator William Carroll; Senator Buriord Sampson, D.S.O..' Senator William George Thompson, V.D.; W. ‘M. Marks, Esq.. MP; David S. Jack-

‘son. Esq., MP; George H. Mackay.

Esq" MP; llohn H. Prowse. Esq.. MP.

From Malta:-- “

The Hon. Professor Robert V. Ga- lea. L.S. 8t A., M.L.A., Prime Min- ister; The Hon. Sir Ugo Pasquale Mifsud, Kt., L.L.D., B. Lit., M.L.A., Leader of the Opposition.

From Irish I-‘ree State:-

Martin Roddy. Esq. T.D., Parlia- mentary Secretary to the Depart- ment oi Land and Fisheries; Senat- or William Barrington; T. J. O'Con- nell, 15341.. Chairman of the Parlia- rrlentary Labor Party; Gearoid 0'- Sullivan. Esq., T.D.

From Newfoundland:- I-ion. Sir Patrick T. McGrath. K.

1V.D.MacLean

ll NDEBTAKER EMBALMEII. Phone I49 King Square

Articles For Sale

BAKERS‘ OVENS-WRITE POI catalogue; time payments l! dc~ sired; some used ovens on hand. Hubbard Oven Company. 110° Queen West. ‘Ibronto.

A. F. S. July 14-21-28. Aug. 4-11- 18-25. Sept. l-ll-Ib-fl-N.

I-‘OE SALE - TIIIIIE POOL

tables I Billiard table. Apply to

Mrs. Geo. Grady. Bummerside. 76lil-9-8-15-fl-Sat.

Miscellaneous ROOM AND BOAI-D. SUI-PRINCE

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mo, ALIIID IACDOIIALD 14nd Surveyor. P. ~ - mo.

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OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN CHABLOTTETOWN

I nib authorised by J‘. A. Fraser to sell by Public Auction on Sept, 26- 28 at l2 o'clock noon his beautiful residence, also largo lot situated on the corner of Eustou and Pleasant Street, having all modern conven- iences and frost-proof cellar. New __ and everything up to dale. Inspeetlln dnily_ Terms at ale.

BEN]. CARTER, Auctioneer. 7957-9-22-31.

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I‘ THE WHOLE TOWN lSl TALKING

About “ Our mcmuNo SPICES -'AND-~ VINEGAR

‘I'll! PROMPT DIUGGIBTS

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

lBfinPzesoi the Legislative Coun- cil: Hon. Cyril J. Fox, Speaker oi ‘the House of Assembly.

From South Africa:-

The Hon. Ernest George Jansen, MLA. Speaker of the House of Assembly; Johannes Bernardus Wessels. MLA; Jozua Francois Tom Naude. MLA; George Alex- ander Hay. MLA; OoL-Cdt. Wm. Richard Collins, D.T.D., DB.O.. ML. A.; George Heston NichollsJMLAJ Alfred Owen Balleine Payn. MLA; Hon. Christman Joel Krige, MLA. ell-Speaker of the House of Assem- bly; Owen Clough, CJLG; Clerk of the Senate. Hon. Secretary oi the EPA. South African Branch.

I-‘mn India:-

Hon. Mr. Natesan; Diwan Charnon Lallf Mr. T. C. Goswaml; Sir Darcy Lindsay, KL. CBE.

The first thra are mambo oi the Congress Party (commonly known as the Swami Party) in the Legislative Assembly. and Pandit Motllal Nehru is himself the Leader of that Party. Sir Darcy Lindsayis a distinguished mcm‘ of the Eu- ropean einl community in Calcutta, and is the leader of the non-ofllcial European Group in the Legislative Assembly.

I-‘rongfiouiliezp Rhodesia:-

Hon, L. Cripps. Speaker ‘of the latiye ‘Assembly oi the Colony

of them lhodesia.

I-‘rotmNaw Iceland:-

Hon. Wm. NoswortblnMinister of

Telegraphs. Postmaster - General,

Minister of External Afiairs and of

Immigration; Tlios. Win. Rhodes,

Bad, MP; Wm. Joseph Jordan. Esq,

MP; The Hon. Jas. Bur-man Gow.

lVaterfront A ' ' .

Directory i? hall's Wharf

Schr. Eliza Coreham, Capt. Muc- Lead. in port. I

Schr. Freda. Norman, Capt. Ca- hoon in port.

Carragher’: Wharf

Schr. Clarissa. Capt. Milton Chap- man in port.

Schr. Nellie J. King. Capt. Mur-

ray in port. Schr. Hazel W.. Capt. Munn in

port.

Plckanfs Wharf Schr. Corean. Capt. Lavangier in rt. ‘

Marine Wharf Tug Lisgar, Capt. Gamble in port. ~ C. G. S. Brant, Capt. Kelly in port. Buntaln Bell's wharf Schr. Bonus. Capt. Boudreau in port. Bruce Stewart's Wharf S; S. Harland, Capt. MacLaine in

SIS. I-Iochelaga. on Pictou route. Str. Delson, Capt. Marshall in port loading cattle and produce for St. John's. Nfid.

Schr. Carl E. Richards, Capt. Skinner discharging coal for W. D. Gillis 8: Co. '

Railway Wharf

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

Str., ‘Harold. Capt. ‘Christensen with {creosote piles Tor Railway

ar .

Burke Bitobee. Capt. J. MacPhee. in port.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Sept. 2i.- Two barge Captains were burned to death last night. when fire partly destroyed a sand barge of the Charles Warner Sand Company moored in the Delaware River. Benjamin Johnson. Captain of the hares. and Excel Frederickson. skipper of a neighboring craft whom Johnson had invited to spend the night with him, were trapped in the cabin by the fire.

Roberta G. Spencer,

(Fellow of Trinity College nf

Music, London.) i

Director ulul Organist oi Baptist Church.

(‘lanes in Plano. Organ, Theory

Studio phone IQII-J. Studio Ilup- list (fibrin-b, Fitzroy Street. ' ' Hours, I-li P. M. ~s

i6- -l)-7-1m0.

E EYES Tnsrnn

GLASSEEmFITI-‘ED E. W. TAYLOR J. S. TAYLOR

Optometrists I42 Richmond Street

B. R. H. MacEacharn

Undertaker and Embahner I10 Kent Street Phone 1144-1.‘

. -. ,._-.,.,y...

aeorge Mpthven,

Associate Canadian College or Organist and Choir Muster 5t. _ James Church,

DISC USSES

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London trade. was selling It ‘I3 cents. The &ymarket stores issue every Monday lmrnih! l QWWW showing exactly what the different products are retailing at for the day and this provides valuable informa- tion ior checking up 0n our!!!“ prices. Mr. Lea stressed particu- larly the high prics which products can secure on this market l! the requirements of the consumer are given first consideration. I

Grading and Packing

As an example of the value of careful grading- and PMKVIB me

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Thick! Strong '

lulsls

APnerfectBleind oflndiail entice-moi;

.li‘re1¢e="""i:.

speaker instaneed Virginia flPPlB5|

selling in London at 37 Shllllnfl I

ban-e], as against Nova Scotia Spill-J

es of apparently equally 8°°d 411191"

ity which were selling at 26 shill-F

ines- , the dineieuce was larsclv due W. the faulty packing of the Canadian; fruit, pointing out that the head of 1 the barrel. which mlaht seem lm-i material to us, was entirely tool thick in the cnnsdian naclmsc. and. that when removed it showed] an apparent an: nltalle l" m?‘ contents. while the American; nun pggkgge gave 8 IIIOIC‘ satisfactory impresion. This had a‘ detrimental effect on the Pflce °l the Nova Scotia product. though it was recognized by the British dealers that both types c! barrel contained the same cublil inches. A

Another drawback. the dealers pointethout. was the masher split hoops on the Canadian barrels. which contrasted uniavorably with the neatly dressed containers used by the American growers. These dinerenoes. which to Canadian pro- ducers might seem superficlal, actu- ally made a difference of about two dollars a barnlnon the British mar- ket. i The preparation of the goods, as well as the packallas 8nd file W599 with which they were presented for

sale, were brought pointedly tn the‘

attention of the visiting Canadians.

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Another very important matter was the insistence 'oi the British dealers upon a continuity of supply. The British consumer becomes at- tached ltn some particular brand of goods. and he will not be satisfied with another variety though per- haps equally good.‘

While Britishr dealers are still prejudiced to some extent in favor oi home grown products, this pre- ludlce is tending to disappear. They are now buying from all parts of the world. wherever thTyHn find the quality.

"We iound them the best fed people in the world." Mr. Lea de- clared. "because they have the greatest selection. We found in their large wholesale co-operative organizations experts in the busin- ess of buying every “' ". and we found there samples of goods from all over the world. the sight oi which reminded us of one of our larger exhibitions. Possibly two do- zen samples-oi raisins were display- ed from which the buyers made a very careful and discriminating se- lection. Samples of other commod- ities were exhibited in the same manner."

DlnIsh Economy

In Denmark the careful and eco- nomic farmi methods were par- ticularly not_ by the visiting Can- adians. Great care is exercised in the breeding of livestock and the preparation of all products for mar- ket. The Dllnes are famous for their

co-operative methods. The farmers ,.

there have all ‘been given special training in agricultural schools and are practically scientists in their business. S0 carefully is the land cultivated that very little of it is used for pasture. In a twenty mile

drive to one of their best creamer- '

ies not a divisional line was visible between the farms, showing that the cattle were almost entirely sta- ble ted or pastured on tether. In this warm Danish farmer's land is growing the heaviest and most lu- crative crops: ' . When we consider that acountry of the area oi Nova Scotia is ship- Ping 100.000 carcasses of hogs an- nually to Britain‘ it should give us

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I .4 I . Queen

Hotel

Since inking our this Hotel we" have spent uuny thousands of- Iollnrs lu repairs and improvements. It ls now tlmllneat Ilotel of its clan lu the Maritime Prov- inces. II appcall to than who waut a comfortable Hotel and splduiid table and excellent oervloc at. a uiodor- '

Charlottetown Hotel lCouLtdl ,

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QUEEN HOTEL

a. w. Stewart. Montague; o. ru- IOI’. Mbhllfll; COMIC HGHICIIDI- ton .

The dealers 0x91511195 "mi-i

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