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ROBIN HOOD FDOUE Milled from washed wheat for your satis- faction.

I..-l0'l5-’l-‘.l8-tt. STEWARTS YEAST makes bet- ter bread. 5551-9444,:

CONFEDERATION LIFE S L RAN C E.

IN- L-8789-7-12-312

‘ A. PICKARI) a 00., are unload- l-fls cars of Inverness and Springhlll Screened Coal today. L-666-9-17-3i.

VISITED I'l3.0VlNCE—Mr. and Mrs. Harry hIcCarrey of Roxbury, Moss, have returned from s. motor trip to Prince Edward Island. '1‘his ivas their f rst visit and they hope to make a return visit earlier next summer. Willie here they were guests of Mi". McCariys uncle Mlr. William McCarron of GreenfIeLd.

SIIIPPERS NOTICIZI-The New- foundland Steamer "Imogene" wl.l load Cattle and general Cargo on Friday 24th for the following New- foundland Portsz-St. Johns, Har- bour Grace, Carbonear, and Port Union. A. Pickard u; Co., Agents.

L~6li4-9-17-0l.

YORK SOCIETY BEGINS —The United Church Young Peoples Un- ion of York began its fa.l and win- tel" activities by holding a nleet ng in the Parsonage on Friday n ght. ’l‘llei"e was a good attendant-e. The following officers were elected: Hon, President, Rev. J. A. Nichol- son; President, William Crockett; Vice President, Isobel Brown; Sec; retary, Alice Crockett; TreasureI", Stan Crockett; Committee Conven- oi"s: Frank Vesscy, Doris Brown. Marjorie Farrell, Verna Vessel‘; Organist. Arthur Vessey,

VISITED FRIENDS IIERE — ‘Mr. and Mrs Elliot W. Lloyd, Mrs. Charles Murray. of Arlington. Mass, U. S. A. and Mrs, George Bears, of Maine, are on a visit to this Province tlle guests oi‘ Mrs- Muirayls sister Mrs. Daley, of Iris and will loave on return on Tues- day morning. Saturday morning they met Ml"s. Murray's daughter and hu~band Mi". and Mrs Cherie". Harrington who are on their honeymoon aboard the Steamship New Noi-tliland cruising up ill Newfoundland and returning with s trip up the Sauueniiy River then to Montreal where they will

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i .\l Al) o E E v A N s I PASTORAL’;

P A U L L U K A S Romantic Journey Se!‘ t‘!

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leave for their home in Arlington, Mass. .

o o u Est lo all EMPLOYMENT

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We are offering" an entirely new service to 1m ill the citizens of P. E. i.

,"" We ask all girls wish- 1 ti,‘ inp; to be placed as b: :1! d o m e s t i c servants, ‘in, ill] mother helpers for “it ii: hourly services or part W, l‘! time work to (‘ALL IN ll‘ PERSON at Gullisorfs

with AN a IVER JOHNSON GUN

'A high grade article, made in Canada. Single and double barrel.

AND '

Dominion lluoo-Finished Shells Always dependable.

We carry the full range. Imperial Long Range, Maxim, Canuck, and Meteor.

m Rogers Hardware 00., Ltd.

Phone 105, Charlottetown

I Iieauiy Salon.

We ask all ladies re- questing domestic help “Ill of any kind to phone or ‘ , call at our Salon and , 1| we will endeavour to i‘ ;.; meet your require- 0| - ments. 1-: l" When parties are ill h placed in a position, :1 small fee will be col- T 7i‘ lected from both par- illl ties.

ill Gullisons Beauty Salon

Georgetown — Charlottetown

. Bus Service STARTING MONDAY, MAY 10th Leave Georgetown — - $.00 A.M. Cardigan — — — 8.30 A.M. l8 Station -- — 8.40 A.M. St. Theresa: — — 8.50 A.M. Peskes - — — — 0.00 A.M. Pisquld — — - 9.10 A.M. Fort Augustus — 9.30 A.M. Webster's Corner 0.35 A.M. Charlottetown -- I0.00 A.M. Charlottetown — 4.00 IKM. Poolrcs — — — — 5.00 P.M. Cardigan — - - 5.30 Pa“. .‘ Arrive Georgetown - - 0.00 RM. I Saturday nights leave George-

‘ town 6.10 P. M.

Leave Nobsnu Tea Rooms st 11.00 P. M.

Panongers are fully protected by lnsun for any accident that may Ilflppgfl while driving In this Bus.

Arrive Leave

tops at NOBANA TEA ROOMS ALLISON HUESTIS Grout George 8t.

Dally except Sunday

Saturday only

Dolly except sunday

MISS LILLIAN MscKENZlE will resume her classes about October 1st. L-690-9-1B-3l.

REV. JAMES B. M. Armour, general secretary of the Bible So- ciety will speak at the Presbyter- ian Church, Clifton at 8 o'clock tonight tMonday). L447

YORKSHIRE COAL. — For the kitchen range or heating stove is very satsfaictory. Bold by A. Pick- ard 8s Co., Phone 240.

L-668-9-I7-3i.

SHIP CARRIIIS TOURISTS- The S. S. Northland with ll0 tourists aboard called at this port Stiturdtiy. Arriving _froin Montreal at 9 am. the boat sailed on the return trip via Newfoundland at 6 pm. after discharging considerable cargo.

STUDENTS SOCIAL AT Y. M. C. A.-The first Student Social =Rally of the season was held on Saturday evening last at the Asso- e ltllflll Building between the hours of eight thirty and a quarter past eleven. About 125 students gather- ed for the “get acquainted" occas- ion. Details of the event were well handled by Ralph Calder and Jim Burnett.

LAID T0 RE§T—Thg funeral of the late C. l-I. Robinson was held on Friday. Sept. l'l from St. Peter's Cathedral where the si-r- vice was conducted by Canon Ma- lone. The interment was in Sher- wood Cemetery. Pallbearers were: Lieutenant G.o v e r n o r DeBleis Messrs. Angus MacLean, E. T. I-liggs, L. I... Jenkins, W. F. Tid- marsh, and Dr. Ayers.

APPROVE CALL TO DR. THOM- SON—At a special meeting of the Presbytery of Prince Edward Is- land held in St. James Presbyter- ian Church, Charlottetown, on Saturday o. unanimous call to the Rev. A. O. Thomson, D. D., of Mcrewood. Ontario, was approved on behalf of the Brookfield, Harts- v.lle, Glasgow Road and l-Itintm" River field. It is expected Dr. ‘Thomson will accept the call and it L; hoped he will be settled in tile pastoral charge within the next month.

F u no r a I 0f Greek River Man Held Yesterday

Funeral of Daniel Stewart, 66- year-old member of the farming firm of Stewart Bro=, Greek River. was held yesterday. Services at his home in Greek River and at the grave side in Little Sands Ceme- tery were conducted by Rev Mr Dnutzliv, tor of the Peter's ‘tcrian Church. Pall- bearers were: Messrs. Chester Mac- Suaiii. Alan MacLean, Artemus MacSwain, Herbert Campbell, Otis Jack on and Rrtyinoild MncAulay.

3dr. Stewart's death took place at, ills home Thursday after a short illness. He was a prominent citizen of his community fol" malty years where in partnership with his brother Aexatldei" tinder the name, Stetvart Bros, he carried on farm- ing most SIICCOSJ-llliy. The firm became known as out Landing ngriculturists in the section. For many years they were among the large prize winners at the Pro- vincial and Georgetown Ex- hibitions. They also exhibited ut the Amherst. fail". For the past few years, however. they had not shown stock except a small quant- ity at Georgetown. Mr- Stewart wns ilnmarried.

Surviving are his brother and partner. Alexander. and three sis- "it Mrs D. A. MacLeod. Murray River, Mrs John NlacPherson, Sydney, and Mary at home.

Eastem Guardian

'..'ROBIN IIOOD FLOUR makes lovely light loaves o! tastier bread.

.1 and Ballroom Dancing

Dancing Glasses of LEILA WORTIIY

will re-open on OCTOBER 11th

Tali r" T00 ~ Acrobatic

Register Early ‘

Erinitp. figlniteoiftiilhurtl, MONDAY:-

J:l5—-L‘ubs —Sot'illl Hail 7:15—Scouts —sueial IIull.

wegokendY uth ilonference At

Mr. Bruce Stewart, Murray Harbor, was elected pre-ident oi the Prince Fdtvard Lland Church- es of Christ young ileoplel.

ference which mot at .ihe ' Point Chilrcli. Murray- Harbor 1H ." the week end. Mr. Lowell Wyi iu Cavendish. was made viee-pre i' cnt and bliss Jean White, Aluriaix Harbor, .~(‘(‘l‘(‘l-Rl'_\'. All» \Ii\ll\‘. Grant, Cllarbttetown. is ll'[‘d>ll!ll'. Speakers at the sesiou. tvill.-li

ed last night included the Rev O. Cooper. pastor of the Central Chritlan Church, Charlottetown the Rev C, E. Armstrong, pasri-l" of the Beach Point Church. iird the Rev. Lawrence Roy, piihllll‘ iii the Montague Clntrch of Others who ass-lsteti in the . vices included Mr. Dilnnlzl Stew Charlottetown, Reginald M Union Road, and Ross Willie. .\ ray Harbor all of whom p‘.'t‘i".(li‘(i at devotional services

Special muic was provided by Mrs. Silas MaeKay, Beach POI!" Miss Carrie Chapman and .\ ‘ Jean Whiic, Murray lliubor. the Wyond Quartctte, Ciiviili-‘ish, Mi". El"ic MacGreeor, and Silas MacKay. Percy Senca- bailgh and Miss Edna Sencabaitlgh, Murray Harbor.

Delegates to the conference were welcomed by Mr. Bruce Stewart on behalf of the Heath Point Church at the opening seiszrui Saturday night which followed ilie conference banquet. Replies were made by the Rev Mi". Cooper and Mr. Ffloyd MacKlnnoi-t, Molitazuil

Mr. Cooper delivered the sermon on the theme “Youth in lili‘ Cllureli of today?’

The Church ll|ut lie built on Christ as the foundation

youth as the living active stout».

not put enough thought tiitn lilt‘ Church,” the speaker deelai-iti. "We must be living stones lliid il\'- 111g witnesses," he continued "Fol- lowing the example of tlii- l>i - ciples let its begin at home to lYli- nos for Christ.”

Speaker at the Sunrl: - communion service w: E. Arnrtleong who silol-te iizi "‘ Jesus offers youth today." gives to those who accept faith, wi dom, power. portunitles and forgiven speaker .--ald.

The Rev, Mr Ray Kpilkyl at . afternoon ses ion tiikiiil: b li; theme "Christian youth buidine n new world." Youth was an honor- able thlng and a time liir

though not new was no’. deed. Mr. Ray told the young people. it was, however. a complex world fzill

overthrow such evils and l)llli(i n new world in their plai-c was the task of youth, which liud l-onu: in contact with the high ldmlls of Chiit. "It is not an easy tilsk b-ii- eventualy youth will win out." Iilc speaker said,

“Christian youth overcomiiic tlie world," was the theme oz‘ the :01‘- mon by Mr. Armstrong zit lill‘ e10 - int; session la=t night. S'l't‘.\\lll£{ the need for Bible si-iicly Oil time part of youth thi- speriker (iPt'la‘.‘(‘(l hLs belief in the ability or yniilli to

L-1075-7-2B-tl

..‘SUBS CRIPTIONS to the Charlottetown Guardian may be handed to their Rcpt. Archie Hume.

overcome the world. ‘They must, however, take God il\' their gliirlil if they were to beat" the S'."lll<l.".l‘fl to ultimate victory. Ml". Slctvart. presided at the e2 3.. service

At the afternoon bu. .ii.~.-_. e5-

E513 *__S_ALE,

Business Stand at Fredericton.’ situated on paved high-way 311ml way between Summerslde i Charlottetown, surrounded by good; farming districts consisting of; store 40 x 40 private office I0 x I2 living rooms, warehouse, hOPSR shed, potato warehouse 40 x 40. new bllfll 1a x so z lots of land possession Oct. Int. WAIIIER S. WEEKS Kenslngton

Island Motor Transport Ltd. Summr Bus Schedule

BUS LEAVES OIIARLOTTETOWN FOR. sUltmiIEB-SIDE (VIA KIINSINGTON) Daily except Sunday 8.00 A.M. 12.15 IRM. 2.10 EM. 4.00 IKM. Saturday only 10.30 PM. luudgy only 10.00 A.M. 8.30 PM.

FOR BURDEN (VIA SUMMEIISIDE) connecting with Ms-Illsnd Bu Service

FOR NORTH LAKI (VIA SOUIIIS) Dally except Saturday and Sunday 4.80 PM.

14-743

2.10 P-M.

1.80 PM. 11.00 P-M.

FOR. TIGNIBI

6.00 BM.

slon committee i‘(‘])(ll'l.\ were sub- mltted. The delegates ll! n resolu- tion pledged lii‘l('.l‘ll.<0l\‘(‘wl<l "upporl the work of the temperance Fed- eration of Prince Eilwnrd Islzlild." Other resolutions conveyed the ap- preciation of convention delegates to t-hc entertaining r-hurrll and to

tho"e who had asliittttl \\'llil tlic services. Too Late Tokwkllusifiy

FOUND -I)E soro IILIB (f. I‘. Apply Guardian. L-744-0 30-31

FOR SALE —A'l‘ I-"IIEDERIWION Lot with House and Barn. Waiter__8_>._ Weeks L442

WANTED-BO MILK COWS NEW~ 1y fre=hened or to iresllen within next 3 weeks. Waiter S

Weeks. 11-743 WTNTITEi-TTIQIIANTITI’ or

small sized potatoes. will be buy- ing at our Warehouse Mllioil at, prevailing market prices. Macheod and Proud. L-HS-Qlgll-iii

FOR. SALE-I MARE. '1 YEARS‘

old. I horse 2 i-2 yours old. 3 good work horses pflCNl from m to oos l5 (Willie, 1t ‘IKPII maple gang plow- s10 to s!» l Miwey Harris ‘Jfllltf p10“ l ‘l1’- ly,ncw $30, 1 riding all": i‘ \' $30. 3 single track Wflfllllli $13 ' each, l team truck wagon and Walter S. Weeks. L~i4~

_ l liliofl lo

Murray Harbor,

opened Saturday evening and CIPM- .

Cliri '. l

Charlottetown. ‘

Wliil ,

"One of the areal/est trouble." with ’ the youth of today is that it (I(it“ ‘

pi-e- ' paratlon to face a world wliieli al- ,

of problems, liquor. crime, war. To i‘

The Central Guardian

CONFEDERNIION SURANFE.

LIFE IN- L-6798-1-l2-3l7

f .-liot"tenuig for lieltel bxiluri; L55l-u-i4-t1 CIIAS \\'L'I.I. lui Prlotogi uphs

DLlllhll ‘i llitl PI-IIIIOI) 0i ill ‘ iiollat‘ tempor- laken for the ourt zlt 150 Si. Lininetii:ttely' above :.i;.ll tlillft).

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f Sl'l’l-llil§"I'ENUI;l\ ’ l()\'l,\'( l‘

il Ho extwt u to . .::l.i:.l iil". 'l".:-.' ~

l TWO l.\'.ll'iii"ll) IN ACCIDENT ‘ .\l.iel’lir'r0il. and Her- li til Clint" ".

-oi the ..

_ _ ~ ‘it's eollld not be - learnt-t: (let

but illksllllili alt-l

131". ‘ were testing‘ ' "ltleilli tlC- , " Sunday

lllflfllilllr, Force (it 111-» C," many)“; oil tit-t ieleyhiinq pole and lilie-

l l WNW. (:>4_" Police lu l. nigh; uerel l

i-‘mll \\"'" uh. to intikr: re

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‘llliflhle ti: ..'|_\" how tile accident occurred , '

GIVE VIHXIIIIL I.\' IIEAIITZ II.\I.I. »‘.I'l".~ eillerizilnliirn". Wlllvd in‘ llai-Dtifi-Copelnilri Kenneth Duff f‘il'f"l'lflilll‘i‘.s, ill thei Ijleiirlz Men r1 Iialll Friday niulit, lillLUT tlit- flllsplCtni o! the Young PM ' Sortt \". tuii. ultl":

‘i pre- i alhfl l

till‘

He is being a pipe: .

ll0 Y I.\'~ Ilr-ou A i"! li ll r ontl lVlrs

' ptiittiittiwil l

noon. he- i".lli.(‘ oi lii,. w.’ znilllil illk St»- "c thrown

l."‘i‘l"

l‘. A‘ \

out ‘ t>‘)(‘lll‘(‘i. ‘Ilie lnjur. i, il cut on ills f i. ~.

WP?" reql s Th» eat" was ll Nltlckfiilnon.

Illi". ellililre

~ tivl flirty.

Personals -"“” l" “('1 Ttlhltli‘ and Lil lieu-O no ev, Ulltlrliitietotvii, icit Friday “l Ill,’ Mr Alontrenl,

.I;i- lxiiirittiil, \Vt'_$'ill0ll'.il, l» \ Villa in viizirkitieioitli, '. til hit i‘l)‘l.~llln. 1.111s] E, .l_ (351. iiittt .\l:~. Jtinles K ggillg, All". zllitl All"... l l). (".ii"i" i"et,ui-i~i,.l d lrziltii night lrtiiil i"l'CliPl'l('l/lll . 15.. \\iil.‘l't‘ Lin-t itl’t‘lltit3(i the tl‘i!'i‘I.tli'. .l!.ii Iltllit‘ rat" 'l' -, ill i) illl‘ .»:"~~.i ull to Wilotk k. N l3

u.l.i.-.i S. Chundli-l" Iitla Lotti

to .i , .|'lI(l Lin‘ outlaw».

. iii Asvorizltnt". of‘

llnleitilt... lilslivctiirs lx-iiil; llflli

|ill;» \vi~< k .li .l:e lliSillit‘ Illilt-I llll tllif city.

Mi". Lea F Dawson, left bills

lnorillilg on ills return to Ottawa. WWW rlwlltllllt; a very pletismt» lloltlziv \\'.iil ili> pnrcilts. .\l null‘ Airs. PERT Diltvstin, Crnltnlui

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Rev. ulltl Airs. G. C. Wt-lmu-l" and‘ their dnuunter, .\IilI'L2ill't‘i, of Char-

lottetown leave tlil. iiiornlilg for Lolttltiil. Ontario. \\'il(‘l't‘ llie latter will t-ntvr the Unnei "t oi \Ve.~~1~

ern fliiliiiiti ior ll!" “lilTi

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Airs. h.‘ E. stone .il.ti lit)!‘ sl-trl". .\Il.~.\ on rtrude hliiePlierstin of Neivtxin, Mass. liiiiniii"‘_v oi Char- lottetown are rliviltilll; .1 l-W (lat-s vlsllzng ill thin Ell‘; ,illu .i.0 glllsifl at the Cnntlduin N.i'".oi"..il l-lotcl_

Mr. Walter S. llriiltui iii Chili'-

lotteiowil. Ffillillltd IPi-iiiiip. from Freditrietoil, N. 13., ullill lie “Ra

official llldilt‘ for iil( liorst l'il"(‘.*. Mr. Brown i.» said to be one of the best judges of horse racing in the Ninrltlines.

Ml’. Eflllllllld V .llii.~.-:iiii, who has

been vistuig a‘. tlmrlottelriliil, (leorttelillln and 'l‘tui~.l.-il iltlvilli’. the slllltlilt l‘. will lean‘ ill) ill’. the hi1‘,

iii ilie lniilillt iiir Niivl Sonia to llsit his liitillit-l". Jrillll. l“ 'l‘l'enloil. hem“ 1i inliig for in. Jordon, llli.

‘ Muss Catherine NIZICIJWII, iliree- it" of the Prince Edward Island .. " New Brunswick Divisions of

i tl C N it ill); em" git.‘

_ people in their own toillruc by the i

“Four Hours."

"5: 4 and using these words, "and

. anti lll cloititr so would real) lire"

lliilllf! ini

"MY JOB ISN'T EASY! BUT WRIGLEY'S SOOTHEIS MY NERVES. I'VE ALWAYS A PACKAGE HANDY!"

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THE BAPTIST (‘IIFRCII

A; the iiziiriiliig SPYYKQ

y Mi". J.'.-'.eil Jordon, of tllltfflll" the

(Lark, ulio tilu .\I.l'. Jordon it letter ti: . irolil ' ti ne- buo}; nlld

.1 ...i-iit>_ , I .\l.". Jordon il-xwl '.\'(I Mr. Deiit<iii' lzl the service of tile inorillns. Tilt‘ l

prciicllcr was the Rev. W E l

Cholertou, B A., BTlt,

District Secretary" foi" the Bl‘lll.\il, mmwmt " and Foreign Bibi- Society. in mil . ‘ " ‘ ‘

. . w. I" ' l i1..- zltieiliz/in coinpellilg addiT-ss (Iii H '

“The Bfiole lll Lil€ Belgian Congtf

Sixralkl .g from pcrstinzll experience‘ 1t. a worker in that country Mr.

Cllolertoii referred to lite t1 -' ctlllles lllil(‘l‘(:ll‘t lll the t-riiilllariit;ve

reecilcy oi the nus-lulu, about yours ill volnbatflng tile tradition of tilt- tllolliutnds of yw-ar. of .~ll]")(3l‘.il.ll.l0Il lcilorailoe and fetir. _ 'l‘l:,i liilll0.\l st.ti"'.iiilg progress nlalie l > is utle to the growing kilowlcilge oi l the word, lniidt- available to these,

The clmtr Brllhil and Foreign Bible Society. m” ‘mll-"lll- " "You who ilPlp the Bible Scicluty ‘flit: Jmrlzlg lil the zrunsformatzon of Airiua".

Miss Vera H Malcofm Cillllpbuii Nlu... But: Sailg "The Liord is my Shepherd "

'l":le Rev, H. L. Denton. B D. p ri nnlleri ll VIIIITIICIEYISIICBIIY eloquent and pointed sermon iii the evening, with, as his subject

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CENTRAL (‘ll RISITAN CHURCH

s" Hcilrictta Gffllll, of New ilmis tvcra

_ G luv, N S was the soloist at '. S. C, Cooper the l‘\'f‘lllil"' .~OI"\‘ICC, singing ex- on Church.

‘ pres ‘veiy ‘My Rmrieemer and My v 51- P0111’! lioru from ;lle Golden Legend, ll- 3. 35-9. lDtlrlley Buck "l 1W‘ Yl‘~<‘$>ll;lil

Aflfllllflll \\'il.~' called to "Ituily "

Dav‘ ior lll'.‘~II Sunday and to the Bible Suez-ity Campaign wluill opens on 0c‘. 5th.

" lnilills Persua- lo si-vt ti‘. things. God

NI‘. JAMES CIIURCII Sim, w,“ (m

Ciallnlug that rebirth oi iailil ‘A r ‘fir,’ mm iimie 8,“?! was the urezll ileeti lll a. clitulxltlg . j f" , ,‘ ‘h’ “U ‘°“"“L" thin... lliiii..c.\ts Lil ttllon 111m,