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' SEPTEMBER 2s, 1926

Central Guardian

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FUNERAL SERVICE llIIrs. M. liennessey

Over half a century of dignified service in Charlotte- town and its outskirts, personal attention to every detail of the funeral arrangement characterize our service. Qupy; eificiency and smoothness are the result. That we believe is the kind of service that wins aPPFQVaL

Having added an ambulance to our equipment we are

prepared to attend all calls lfrom cit)’ °" 9mm"!-

Phone 367-L. Funeral Home 99 Kent Street.

Residence 97 Kent Street l

lTll-ii-ZS-ttstii.

homo PROGRAMS

\V(‘l~‘ll (256) -l'cl'lhilul. Studio pro Rldllll.

\\'|)(‘ (151) gmvumKn-|_ sum“) Musj. iO\V being dislribiilcil _ lilid liy all m‘). Friday “m! Hltvndod [he is‘ TUESDAY’ SEPTEMBER 28 ulna lVCtlilllliri illus‘ yiuiis lair ivlil olll- hibiuum “TH, (H7) 5L liuuyulpﬂ Gum "lvlil ull lPillICl‘ silrrcssliil lliilllvl" ___>_ . . .- ~ .~ - i '.' t '|ll('ll island l-Jxhihition . . - I t t I Rad o Proﬂrams diiii-ll bidii Piﬁl-Jillii- ‘lb’ lb“ _ _ l)r. .l. llvll-tllx lwiiilirlly, \'('t(31‘lll* n cma lo"? I Wl'l(.‘_ (476) illlirltoiidl. Traveler: ‘mum’ Mk“ l‘ 1"""""Sl Mme‘ ary Surgotiii from llziiiiilloii, N. 13., EVENING CONCERTS 5yiiliii<iiiii1 iiiiﬂﬂiliili- ' ' 'T"‘ has taken up his rosliloiiive hcrii {KSO (illl) (71.1 nda. Alility Towll- QIUDGED HORTWULTURE AT and (ipeiicil an office lit l}. l-‘ar- 630 p M i Sm], Hmvrlzlim. . ~AlR.—.\1l'. .llilli(-s Tait. cit‘ (Thar

l(1.|".'.~; (iii) IHUPDOIIIlOIICU. Scottisl ltilc ‘Fompli: Atusiczil.

W117. (3513) Springﬁeld. Alixcrl (Jctctte.

\\‘(jllli (345) Zion. Studio Eusonibh

l\'l".\ll (illl) l.int~'llii. Aiiisiczilc.

\\'(‘l\ll (‘.578’) Philli. Sliclllilililli‘; liistrilmi-nlal 'l‘ri(.=.

\\'(lv (381)) so-lii-iiculiuly. llltllliill 'l‘rlo. '

Dellmori 11151111"

7m) p_ M, WENR (226) Chicago. Ali-Anicricai. \\ls_\| (325) (‘uni ‘firing-lit Pro» i’i"'"i"‘l'-*'- mum " \\'.\l.»\t3 (llil) Chicago. ‘Piano ltcci-

llil. “'51; (12K) Atlanta. Uoliccrl. \\'. .l (283) Ntlsllvlllc. Studio Pro gram.

lh-lriiii. (lolilki-ttc.

7.30

“Mill; (13611) (,'l(?1i1‘\\'ill(‘l‘. ALilsic.

\\'|<jl<)l ' ti) llostoii. ()‘l.(-:ir,\"s Irish .\ll|1Sl.l't'lH. p _ u ‘V _

WHY (1180) Si-iii-iiizi-tzuly. Alilsiciilc. Vii“ 113“) (“Wi-

\\i'l‘lC (-176) liarttoril. Sterling .l'cr- liilllll» iod.

WJR (SIT)

9.10 P. M. - 10th infantry

9.15 P. M. \\'(.il\’ (217) Chicago. Llapitul Then (r0.

7.45 P. M. ‘nﬂcl “l”BIQ3“§;’_“'M§“““““‘" wi.w 1.132) Cinci. ' m 221' ciwl llfli l l0 r.i l3<"'i\'@"~‘- _ (SE56)nUlllggl-jiitalﬁilllll;liltiilfAvnlm (116) Stilton Isialiii- Vow Program. l Duels‘ vgwp (igigyN. Y. Salon Concert.‘ 9'30 P’ M‘ wl-o WEEI WGlt. WCAE. \\"l‘.\A1‘“'(i‘N (llll?) Uilicﬂiw- Stirlin- '“.'W.I_ ’ \\'i‘()Iti) (275) Illltziviii, Ill. Vocal. “runs (31);) N y_ Penn"), mogmn, will“. (216) Baltimore. Orgal. \\'.\Lilll (2511) Chicago. ’l‘rizilioli Dlloi “Rfwliill- _ ’ _ wit-ii. 4216i ulllllicrc. hiusit-ailv. |\~i~-\A (-170) ilalles- Alumni- “WFD v.75) H," nm-UIL 11-Q“i|1g)\\'llu\l) (275) Nliiwaiikee. Wiscon Ciub “ '_ sin ‘Flioutri- ltevue. WRC £469) was“ pens! 1.1mm JWCrflP (270) Detroit. Novelty Hall wcx (517) Detroit. Stillmelllulfs‘ H0"?-

Crosley Bllrni

mum IWSAI (326) Cinci. Musicale. WJR (s17) Detroit. Concert pro-M N- \- “mines 811111181. ‘Kﬁiélitl-(aog) E. Pitts. Sacred Soilafwgiil) (526) "w Noiliss- Diﬂiw Concert. _ ‘ullgh- 100° P M Km" (306) Onmhi" Sumo Pw\\'c~i ‘Hi3 Clllﬂ] '. ‘Variel ro grain. V _ "1 l‘ ) ’g“ l p wimp (374)) iioiroit. hut-ital. -‘~'-""-

“arm; (545) x\'()l‘(vhcsl‘il'~ T" m. ““.i\\'l1llill (H70) (Yhiczilzo. Jildgtiivlito: iloilni-cil ubuwh"

WNYC (526) X (q “up WFl. xvnv, KS1), WTAIH am q m; .' ~ 'i‘\ll. .\l lnl .11.. W051i»

w”, (“m Sspiflngfkni l N P \\i5.\I (326) Cinci. Studio concert.

WREO (qllﬁliixillsillli. Rco lland. “Tl-W 2T8) Piiiiii- ‘The ‘Pllmc H 8.30 P. M Pliicntl.

WQAI ('12s) Cinci. Musical Prollram “'00P (949) "iiiﬂllii Ruiilds- Sllldl“ wcltn (161) Pitts. Studio i-i-oltoi. | ihviilﬂiiil-

WMAK (266) Buffalo. studio musl- $15) ‘Cilimiw- P11181111" 1:1». ,‘ ‘ j- , _ “fpf/Q], H92) N_ y_ (mp0,. Mumvio.\\v (5.2s) Omaha. bludlo iuo Qiliirttitlo. lmfm" I \ _ , W110 (526) Jlos Aioilll-s. ]<‘Ulii‘l(‘t_'ll‘ilIi‘\V](l)'(-» {(434) ‘lixlVﬂ-lilhoi t. bDU-im control from Furl. lieu Mﬁlllthﬂl illli iliii1oi1-o P M U' 8' Cavulry “and by Win10“: l"l'll\‘ t‘l"' Ho! \“ll'll.l"§ {Favorite AFIHYIPDSI. ‘ I‘_ "'0 "I b" .l\'l)l\".\ (309) 1c. i-liui. lil‘)'lilt‘l"s n. B“ lid-n- _ 1 3o P‘ M V. ll. ’l‘rio. _ I H I‘ ' _ .‘__ “MT” 9m P_ M_ liliici (ziuo) lo. Pitts. '(il'illltl Thou. wear (m) N. v. “l-lvvrroaily 1H‘-

Hour " also from KS1), \\'K‘l\l£.'W“NY i375) N' Y‘ scauduuuviul]

ivcco. ‘wicmi. win-:i. \\'l-‘l.i NQWHY-

wioii, trim. \VJAR.\VOC.\\’-*V\|-l . ..-.1°'45 P‘ MT .. .

W.I.A(."“1“)_I lltllib (om) llot Sprints. Organ Kpw (536) (‘lii(:il;!ii. Classical. i 5919mm“-

KliiAll .‘il(i Li coln. Unl - .il t" 11110 ‘P. _ ‘Nﬂhnfskah’. u w“ y U [\\'(;N (mill) (thlcuitti. billil ll liciiry

ivwrli (m) Hollywood. "lt:iilio\\"ll1\l‘ (m) Bumllluw “"51"” ilroﬁs ‘Agl\lll." Prili-Zflllll. KHKA (399, |q_ pm“ Symph0"yl\'ll.| H05) lieu Angelou. Stewart players \\'urlii-i~ Qilarlotto. ' , (‘Rim ("i'i(i) 'l‘oron_to. iikipiilal’ Song i .l‘roi.-,rzini. 11.30 P. M. WGN (5l(>1l),(.l1iicli|;o. Musical Pro- gram. KJJt (38.7) Scuttle. Studio Program 11.45 P. M. ' WlSI! (12K) Atlanta. Boholiilau 01" AND rhcelrli. . . 12.00 Mid. WKlbC (s26) (Illici. Al Klrschner. Pianist. '

tKlPO (i123) Sun Francisco. Studio.

' xnx (s31) Holiyiviiod. Coiirtcst l music. _ KOIL (526) Omaha. Al). Hour. . - 12.20 P. . m" m‘ mum“ "mm" °' wmn (303) Chicago. Liberty bad utter effects. Studio Ensemble. - FEATURE_TALK$

, ,. KDKiA (BOIDZCIIZJ: lzttguSiockman." provide a moot elmple rom-

wcsii (256) Portland.’ Heliltli Talk a.oo P. M edy.

IQFRIT (500) coiumiila. Radio

udayulld be euro oi thisvglt},

READERS when lil town Iixhibl- loll week renew your subscription o the Guardian and get a lovely

Dremlurn. ————— s AT BRADALBANE TODAY. — , Oil Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 28th In her latest Plcture ll‘. A. J. ;\‘i(:(llllli'lﬂ‘_\'. liioilcrat0r~ “It MLIBt BC LOVC" if (loiicrlil Assembly will speak lii he BPZJHlZIlDZLHG Hull ai 2.250 p.m..

tﬂil at St. George’..- liull. Kensiug- oil at 7.45 p.111. Let everybody hcai- .ll s lillﬁlltﬁd speaker.

PERSONALS

Aliss May Goff arrived home last

‘Sweet 1’cas—l. (‘ovc Head 2. Bell (fovc Head 3. Keith Douglas- hopc.

an. W. (love Head.

- Duchms Applcs»1. son Stuiihnpe 2. Alartzaiwu Alar- shall, Stanilope 3. Bessie AlaeAliil-

Class’ 6—Canning

Abel Lawson 2. hiargaret Aiiirshall Erma .\iac.\iillan, (‘ove Ilead. (ai-l. Eileen Robinson hope. ' I String ll8l1llS—1. Erma AiacAlill-' nil, Cove Head. l Class 7—-Cooklng

SOLOIST AT ST. PAUL'S-At the evening service on Sunday in Qt. Paul's Church. Aliiss Laura Wiglitnlziii sang very effectively Fciinysoiis “Crossing the liar" (\Vel'-11iﬂﬂ$h)~4~\ii-‘isWiltlitinan pos- lossns a rich Contrulio voice and .191’ solonvas much Uilj0_\'('(l by the congregation.

'l‘liiirililay night from Victoria. 1i. C. to spolld a few liionths with hcr mother. Airs. Gco. E. Golt‘ of Wood- ville .\lill.-'.

Air. it. H. lliniis and master Non ris liiiilis oi‘ Charlottetown and Air. and Air-s. Ambrose Silliphailt and Aliss Olive Silliphant. 0t Hun- tcr ltlver. motored to Sumnierside

MARITIME WINTER FAlFi.-- s““"‘l“y~ rii ~ " l'rt -" t1 f .1" - . . wiiintlii-Lliiallliniii iiil-ld lit llllxllliﬁ-llfgi‘ M“ ‘“'" m” mesm‘ I3""““"‘ - r - ' i - - . . .i .. .<‘ - .. ~ )clolier 2011i in Nuvt-mhi-r -llli ‘is ‘um ‘Lmbmu Um] ' “m” luvolyn

and llorolliy llrowli motored lo tho

AVhltc Bread-Hi) 1. Nail Alllil’ 2- Mao Iliighes, (‘ore Head ."-. Ellai Alzu-Millau l. Edith AlcAlillaii.

(lii-l. Aliiry AlcCabe, Stanlio 2. Eileen Robinson SUIHHOIIE.

Tea iBiscults—(a). 1. AlacAlillan 2. Eileen Robinson.

Eileen Robinson 3. Alary dlﬁfillltk‘ (hi-l. Ella Alzii-Aiilian Aiar- School.

Aiary AlcCabc.

(bi~-I\'ali Ailid 2- Ella Alzlcllillali! 3. Aiae Hughes ‘l. Gertrude liovyi-r.

ran CHARLOTTETOWN GUAVEDTAN

Harrv Ilnii - 1.1L

Siﬂll- Alillliil. \\'. (‘ore Head.

an. 11¢.‘ Class 10-—Live Stock and Poultry}

DQYOUU’ I l.‘()ll11 [Keith Douglas 4. Edgar Marsha

il all -l. Charles Bovyer. l‘ |;.\llllllll. SWKWDQPFY FY8501“? (iU-l- -\i‘=1-; Ellll)!‘0ltl(!l‘('(l Cushion _ >El‘ll1£1 .\Iac.\lillail- Edith Alcllailghlan. Stanlinpe 4.1

Nan Aiild. \\'-l' (Jliot-ol-io l"ll(l_';L‘~(il) 1. Alariuli Marshall. \\'.l\|..,(-;,|,L. ~i

Eilccli Iiobinsoli 3. Jo~

sbli-‘ii-u-pii lillllllldilll. Steinhogio 4. Alliry

|lliirgall blzililiopc. i

Aiixeil I"lo\\'or.-:—1. Nan Alllil 2.. _ poll _\1;ll‘5llilll2. Alurlitirct Kiel" Willi“ Gﬂrlrllils "It . ql-larshzill :i. l-Jilu AiacAiillan 4. MU‘ \\'. Cove Head 4. Grove nll.c.\llil'il)el IAN-sum “im- w- _C°\'9 "9311- School Liintrhfib) 1- Erluu Aiac-

Flowprlng Plum-1- Nii" Alli-i ‘—'- Aililllili 1!. .\l.ic liiighi-s.

Kieth Douglas 3. Eileen litllllllitlll. wmu. m)“, h-Qll . in) 1_ EiIL-pn Shinbone 4. Belle Milfi-liillil llobisoii 2._ l)rii‘(it1iy' .\lac.\lillun Li. ma” 5—F""i'~- iEtta Wisllrl‘, Stallliopv.

Ale-Wilder Avvie-l- 51-11‘; 311“ (in-L l-zi-iua Aluminium 2. 8011' (‘elm Slﬂlliiope 2. Clive .\iiic.\1iii-..\l.ii.-;liuli :i. iloi-urgot Alarsliall 4.‘ all, ‘W- Cove Hood. Alaliel LQWSOII. l

Astrucheii Apples-J. Aiiiri-vn Alr- ma“ 3_5,w;ng . , Cabe. Stallliupe 2. Clive AiacAliihiu. (|,)-..1_ Erma glut-Anna“, w]

Crab Apples-l. Bessie AicicAllll- (pm-p Hump .

Hclnstilcli Ilig-l- Erma AizicAlll l~i

.\l(\llllL’(| Sock-l. I\‘.rlil:i AIAQAIIH-i ii.

Klliiii-tl .\liilcns—l. Erllia Alec-E Top-Ll

Class 9—Manuel Training. Humnici- Hailille—-1. (‘live Mac-l?

Alilkiiig Stool-l. Clive AlucAlill-. ll L’. (fhurlci; Bovyer. l .\‘: l Box-l. (‘livo AIacAlillaii. l liird House-A. (‘live .\lacAiilllii:.l \Va;.'on Jack-- l. ("live Alat-Aiillziii Alisccllzillcoiis~ l. Clive Aliit-Allll-f Calf-l, Harry Lawson AlcLaiiglileili, Staiihopc

Ala 1- , ,

"~11

- Class il-Collections.

-ho|i=.

.1 Class I

[limit

"—Sch:oi Wrirk.

Ex. (a) -l. A1.ir_v ll(‘l'.'_'i\'?

ilioith Douglas. l ilie

‘Aiilliill .'l. H-Aiclniilghlan.

iAlcAllllaii :i.

‘Eileen ltiliiilhfill

lNaii Aiild. I l

PAGE SEVEN

\bu will like the bran‘ iii

SHREDDED WHEAT

Just enough to induce regular habits:

y without irritating the intestines l

Class ilk-Sports

(a) (lirls under 9 years-d. Eileen 130M (Hiliii. Sitlllllﬁpt? :1. Mary Horgan, ‘UL ltobiilson Stanhope 2. Aiary Alc- (c,_.1_ Nd“ MM g_ 3mm 31),... Siiinhoile i. Jean AiacAlillan, Cove Allie Hughe- -l. E1lii'.l1{'~’“‘l~

(bi Boys

. Joan Alt-Alillan \\'. (‘ore Head 3;.

(lib-l. Belle Aliirsllall \\'.

under 12 Mtllis- 1. (‘live .\l(:.\iill.'in 2. Eruiu Irwin Kieiir. Stalih0pte_ 2. John Thos. ilorgaii. llorgan Stalihoile 3. Dawson Drawing (lii-~1. Erma All-Alillau lluillled~ (“"6 Hem] 4- 3131mm“ Thcs. Horgzin ll. Clive wlt-Aiillou‘il"l<“"i="'*l'1- Slﬂniwile-

M“, li‘lgll‘\li‘ (cl Boys over 12 [years—1. Harry

years-l-

li , _ . ._., .. - _ v. (b)—1. Ella .\Iac.\iillan 2. Alar- 5 (‘live AlrAlillall» ("“-“."‘ D.““.‘m”.'l'.’”1-$ Lil‘ 1W‘ illitol.liiliioilligiiﬁiieliortizlo]iiisrolilinii Karel Alarshrlll. Sianhnpc ftshlay! Pallet and (‘ovkercl- 1. Nan Aild Mm‘ “H- (ulii “Till “WWN-m}: SHHHIODC i. Eilllllliil] Gallant, Cove Hughes i. Edith Alcllnughlali. 2. Alaibel Law-sou ll. Grove Al.-\ll.l-Im1g"°" H‘ "u “bum ‘ (on Ham)‘ ’ (ai-l. Dorothy i.\lzu~A‘lillaii 2. all. ‘HEM 4' Jun“ MPMIIIML i

(io- 1st 9

lii-ifs .\iCAU]ﬂY. Stan- Harry Lawson, Stanhope Stanhope

“Tiling (ah-l \liii“\' lloritan 2. .. Jean .\li~.\iillliil‘l“’1"’ Iii. (lideon Aicllaughlan

immi- MQTMIRH 3i» lii"! “lii-IDES 4-‘ ll(‘il\'(.‘$“"l. \\'">'f ("ivi- li'.'iil"i'(“unirliwilw x/Hltl“;[attain.,-l. .-\llt't'll .\lac.\iillan, Cove fiend. Gamma Bovym" I “M” '1' NH“ “"~\|‘Hil11 3- 171W“. \ . b; ' ‘lvm. f“ .; n, 35 .l(l('l{(‘\'l{ilt'("—1.lﬂfWiS Kielly and

‘(llllﬂﬁf Sliaps—(lii 1. Dorothy llUfKilll, Slillllliii‘ It. liliwiaoii 1H3“ df", ' (“I'M Cf‘ If“ ‘H ])u“;..,,{ “M4110,- ;_»_ Vvlaher MC. AiacAlillan 2. Eliot-n [Robinson .'l.1lii<.li<-s i lf‘i~"[ll .'il(:.\ill.iy, Slain-Wm mum" ‘L B" L ‘whim

'3' ‘(Mihaiuzlillin and ‘Fholiias Horgan 3- ‘l“l.I‘\\'l.-' Al<~.\iilay' and John Horgan. l Edith Mcllziuixhlan, sefy. .

(<'i~1. Alaii ilughos 2. hi‘ illaii 5!. lildilll lliflutllll-{llliill

(Patriot please Copy.) w"

(union's Stabl". 117 King Strcct. I

.otto|o\vli, l’. l~.‘. l., who juilizi-d the iltlirllClllllvilﬁil (inhibit) at il1l‘.‘l“i‘('(l" 3111.35 Ame...“ (NM-ﬂy h.“ saum‘ _ -ricloil ltxhlhilioli. is spiinilliig a (my “lowing w‘. hm. “mm, i“ “CL muiii. .\liiss., alii-i- ispciitlilig (he suiniiici" with hor brother All". \\'all- are McKay. Slaiilcy Ilriduc. i

l llﬂfllltléllllttill.‘ ldiiliirsoli hospital. (fOHCOFLlh has ]‘0illl'l1(‘(l to rosunlc her

ihitiiis. zifivr snciiiliiig hor vacation ‘with hcr piircilts in Kcllslligtmi. l’

cw days iii lllO city, rolioiviilg old 1(‘(]llilll1l.£lll(fCH. The lli)l‘l.lttlllilll'lll :xhiliit was tho best sou for yours it illii i~‘l'o(lcl'ii-i(ili iilxhibition. liililly inialellr uiirdi-lii-rs having woiiilt-r- Aliss 5H4)“ U1.“ a.“ ‘ill exhibits 01' ilitlIllilH, rosi-s. liH-‘Uf m“ crs and otllcr llU\\'(3i‘8.—-Fl'U(l(‘l'lCiUl1“hymn ilcalicl". .

RENEWING FRIENDSHIP-Ali" M \\'. ’]‘|iumson iii‘ lhu firm oi‘ Fhomson alid Aililcrsoli, lierchaliis oi‘ Winnipeg

_ Jliss Frtillvﬂﬁ Read oi‘ Albcrton, (1<"i"l‘i\i|lc|'t. Monday morning for Atolltrczil Ueflliilwivhort? she takes up the study of

viaiiltobzi. its visiting hi.» old lIOIHPIAX-[g in 3min“ pm~vm-siU-_ She i5 ﬂ Diliwliliiiiﬂli’ illiii l"~‘ii9\\'i"l;lai-(romnauicil by her nlother. .\ll't:i. .rieiiilships_ H0 reports the croiis‘1.;||,e|»‘_]_ new), They ‘Vere me ii Aianitoba very good biit the‘.

_ _ ‘guests of Ali-s. G. B. Ellis, over the .i't?1ti_ll('l‘ 1110111. illlltl\'(ll‘iil)l0 tor llili'-‘“<eek_clul_ I resting. Air. Tholiisoii is largely. ntercsicd iii beet cillturo which is! 31,1‘ “_ 1L l rapidly growing industry lii thcllnsl 5mm“)...- vcst mid from which silleiltliil rc- urlls are expected. Alr. Thomson ias not been here for several years ind sees a grout liiany favorable hanger. iii thc homeland.

___._ l Scharefrr, one oi lilo ‘ residents to» lclive iBrulo, has closed her lLCIlHO at that. (resort. and left for iPrince Edit-art] ilslzind. where she will remain for a ‘fortnight. lOlltJWlllg which time she will again return to Shedinc and ‘spend the greater portion 0t‘ the autumn with Ali's. J. l). Weldon,

VAIAQ (-1.18) Chicago. Weekly talk JKCL (357) Toronto. Radio 'I‘allc.

Water Street.—Sziiiit John '15::- q 10.00 P. M. ‘ clwnga _ (VEBH (o70) Chicago. H. S: L.‘ ___ News‘ i \lr ‘lllll Willi-tin Dunning 1nd‘ ‘WP (509) Phllm“ ‘veekly’ idaiighlor Mai-inn. left hy auto

Thursday liioriiiiig to their home ‘in Soliierville. Allison, alter spend- iiip; Zl vcry pleasant week with rol- vativos and friends in New London.’ Tlllly \\'(‘l‘(\ :l(‘('(1l1lDZ\llll‘ll liy Miss" ltiiliy llroxvn who was returning to 1 r . 9'00 M‘ _ ilil)l‘(‘l](‘$|I‘l'. Ala-ssh attcr spiiililini: \BA-1 (246) iﬁiiiiiillii" U11’ Piylrii- the siliniiii-i- with hoi- pairoilts Mr.‘ .1311‘. (Z83) NHSllHllC. 'l‘cniicssealls. an.) My... J01“; A_ mTm-“I ND“. Low! 9.30 P. M. pa“ NORI) (275)_Iiatuviii. lll. l’iii‘l(\\'ii_\'.l VMAQ (448) Chicano. Chapman's. f 10.00 P. M. vziinn i251») Chicago. rrloiioii. l VQAE (.163) ppm Cumay Gafdc-[Li (f().\lS’l‘.\_\‘TlNOl".l.l<Z. Sept. 2i.- 10.20 P. M. lWe-lnen under age arc forbidden to_ (VPG (300) Aliumic (my KcmuL-k. ilrivc automobiles iii Constantinople ialls. iby ()l'(li‘l‘ oi‘ the Pnllcr. The ban i.~i' 10.30 P. M. idUSiRlllWl to roduoi- ilic iiiinihvr of ,v1-}-/(|r (.193) p; y_ (;1-¢-.;||(vi(-p vi]. lii-i-iili-ills duo lo i. "(alt-as and lust 133.5 ilrivllig. 'l‘lic order affect..- liioslly iVMC (500) Alolilpliis. Chin Chin. b-“Fvillll Wiiiilbli. as ’l"ilrliish WUlIlUll 10,45 P, M, have not yol tilikllll up tho art. WJZ (i155) N. Y. ll(lil‘l l'(‘l1ll. UPHS (375) lie-t Springs. Ni-iv Ar-

NCCO (-117) St. Paiil-Aliiiiicniiolis. Izaak Walton LCtlI-Zllil. ' .V(}Y (380) Schenectady. Series Talks. i

WANT TO macs?

Pierce

Bali Girl Drivers

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Sllanhope SchoolmFair

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New facilities and equipment . . . more mod-

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merit of productive units . . provisions for a superior order of craftsman- ship and quality-ihus does General Motors of Canada reiterate its determination ever to serve its public better, ever to provide the maximum values that human skill and cap- able organization can produce.

By building again for greater service, General Motors both strengthens its. powers to build a better car for every purse and purpose-

— and prepares itself to meet the ever-in- creasing demand for its newest product . . .

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Dominion and the Empire overseas.

GENERAL MOTORS ofCANADA. LIMXTEQOSHAWA, ONT.

CADILLAC CHEVROLET McLAUGHLiN-rBUlCK

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At the great General Motors plant in

Oshawa, another modern factory is being rushed ‘to completion.

ding agai ﬁr Greater Service

climax to the sixty years in which this insti- tution has played a vital part in the promo- tion of Canadas welfare.

And it {oretclls an era of even greater service

new member of the General Motors family whose success has already electriﬁed the automotive industry.

Containing well ovcr 100,000 square feet of ﬂoor space, the new Pontiac Six building is

involving $650,000.00 and affecting, directly

icrerlt makes of cars.

To the sound of

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hamrrierandthc song of the car- pcntefs saw, it rises . .. a ﬁtting

for it will be devoted to the manufacture the popularly priced Pontiac Six . . . the

rely one phase of an expansion program

indirectly, all of the corporations six dif-

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machinery and more efﬁcient arrange- . even greater

emand that spreads throughout the

OAKLAND PONTIAC