ILVER FOX Pnrs

Mr. Louis 0'Bryan will be at our Summeraide Office Tuesday, Jan. 13th and days following to purchase all grades of‘ fox _" :lts. Bring in your skins and take advantage of the high prices.

G. R. MacQuarrie

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BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOMMO-

rorvraarr AGENTS-WRITE FOR dated at 54 Dorcheaier Street.

(f-(rtrlloglle, United Art Limited, 162

John. 'l'oronto. 1315-1-8-41 A. W. 1l-26-W-M-36l. -—-—--- - -——————- To Let For Sale -

-—————i—‘ HEATED ROOMS wr-m on lllLK FOR SALE-D. F. MACDON- without board. Apply Guardian. in. Sourls. 101l2-l2-18-1mo. 12B4-l-5-1week. ELECTRIC BLOWER, USED ONLY Found

‘few weeks. Guardian. F.S.-9240-tf

FOUND-LADIES PEARL ROSAIY Owner may have same by applying at office and paying for ad.

l408-1-9-tf

mosaic-microns, rrurs AND quzrrls, delivered. Phone 702-J. 1429-1l.

FOR SALE, T0 LET. BOARD AND room signs on hand at Guardian Office. t!

Female ‘Help- Wanted

WANTED-MAID FUR GENERAL

Eon sV-..sr.r:H-_-‘na ronr:_s_'r'caosr.r-:i' housework. Apply 14a Euston st. Ifarirtr, Apply 45 Euston Street. . 1352-1-84!

1426-l-l0-8i.

FOR SALE-SEVEN FOX BREED- rzrg lrotrses cheap for cash. Wm. J. ticctt. Marshfreld, P. E. I.

1238-1-1-81.

FOIt l4 LE - TROTTING SLEIGH. practically new Mrs. Millie John-

Church Services

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TRINITY UNITED CHURCH

rich. liens gton. 1302-1-9-3l. ‘ .. --__,.______._ The very severe storm which swept 5.11.5 _. RENFREW over our Province Saturday night ‘ , never used. 2000 lb. and causcd a blockade of our streets

I"i‘.('i cash takes it. B. C.

"Vial-i m?‘ pick)". N) s. and sidewalks lraturaily played havoc

R s. Jam 94L with church attendance at the _V __ _ morning service. ‘Fltcre were. how- Miscellaneous ever, a fair representation that brav-

ed the elements and in addition the service was broadcast by Cl-ICK so that hundreds throughout the City and Province had the inspiration of the gospel message delivered by Rev. Dr. Vincent oi the Baptist Church who spoke on the theme "When I Survey ‘the Wondrous Cross.“ Dr. Vincent after reference to Dr. Isaac Watts, the father of English hymn- ology and who wrote the beautiful hymn commencing with the words a- bove quoted, asked thc question: What is our reaction as we gaze at the Cross? Are we among those who look and sec nothing or are we numbered with others who only sec a man, a good man, it may be, dying for a conscientious motive, for a creed. If we thus look upon him as a martyr we miss the whole meaning of the Cross. Paul wrote "God for-

.‘.l.l‘illll) AIcDONALD, PRO- »i lirtvl Surveyor, Herman- 1l7ll-l2-30—lmo.

r"l'\' Hill?!) EUROrMnN FITCH, "ll tlarritwr Fur Farms, Char- I‘. 0. Box 1'75. Phone

1239-1-5-tf.

it.\l)iO REPAIRS — BRING US ‘tliirl old or new set. We'll nut-re it work or no charge. J. A. Bol- rzcr, Aicbainc Service Station. lall-l-ti-Bi

Situations Wanted liawrrzn l ros'lrl0:vv—“A.§ _ iriKrii Aruriv Guardian. 1412-1 47-31 wiswrn - rosmon m cr-raa- Jottetotvrt as nurse maid by exper- lcnrcd young lady. Box 596, Sum- mersrde. Good references.

1393-1-9-31- bid that I should glory save in the "_'“' ——' Cross oi our Lord Jesus Christ." '. f Wantgd preacher car-neatly appealed to be ..- ...-._...._ ___. . united with the company of those \I'A\"I'l-‘.|) - TWO SECOND-HAND who in looking to the Cross see a. 5a-

lrurc-us. Phone '702-J.

viour dying for lrs. May we see the Christ, the Son of God dying for us. Dr. Ramsay, expressed the thought oi’ the congregation at the very great pleasure in having Dr. Vincent occupy the pulpit of this Church. Mr. A. R. Gillis sang the solo "The Old Rugged Cross" and the hymns were in keeping with the sermon. Sunday school was held as usual, the attendance being 154. A good con gregation turned out at the 7 p. m. service. Miss Margaret Stems sang a solo and the choir of 3D voices rend- ared the anthem at Even are the sun was set" with T. W. Bentley sing- ing the solo part. Dr. Ramsay preached another of his series on the Sermon on the] Mount. In this great "word of the‘ Lord“ the preacher, said Jesus. does not give a new system of law to r!- place that oi tha Old Testament. He gives us a picture of the life of one in the Kingdom of God. Character and not requirement is the principle. In this respect the righteousness of

1429-1-10-21 lvyIrvn-zn-rirvattv can SEALING ‘llulvlllllP. Retort, Steam Engine. H. ,1). Guardian. 1390-1-9-31.

ilmlsrls WANTED. I CAN HANDLE jlelrrrrci bred horses in exchange for ‘Iilllii trirlcllilicry. W. R. Dennis. .187 Great George Street.

. 1415-1-10-31.

Salesman Wanted

FOR WINTER. MONTHS WANTED two reliable sales agents for Island. Good pay. exclusive stock and ter- Yllvry’. Write now Pelham Nurs- "l" Co. Toronto. Ont.

S. W. 12-20-mwsti.

Nursing 1 ..__-.._-...,____. _ .-..L. ._ "first; woman DESIRING ‘r0 Jhlcr January 19th class of North Jifiiiillfi Training School for Nurses. zNorth Adams, Mass. please write Jslilll- promptly. School qualifies ‘Iifurlls to secure registration. Pro- Wicr- monthly allowance and ‘pri-

\'ill"e f .i tha’ t r...§.,.,,"c ,,‘,,’;,,,,';‘,°,“ M,°°e",f;§m:, the Kingdom exceeds that of paid. N, Dec, 1a rmwnlyarpjz. the Scribes and Pharisees. Jesus

preaches that motive must be con- sidered as well as action. If Christ is the Lord of our llvu His throne ls intha very centre of our betnl and all within, thought, temp" 49' air-o, must be obedient to Him ll well u all without. This is IP91“- able to all thoughts of a man to- wards a. woman and a woman “WIN! a. man, as in all other relations.

CARD OF THANKS

Mr. and Mrl. J. Noonan and family wish to thank their man!

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Central Guardiani

‘I'll W. C. '1‘. ‘U. meats with Mrs. Burke. ll Upper Hillaboro St, Morr- day. Jan. l2, at l b. m. 1430-1-10 2i Ill) 030i! ANNUAL MEETING to have been held Jan. 15th. will b: Postponed until further notice. ltfl-l-ll-iii POLICE COURT-At the Police Court yesterday morning a man charged with being drunk and dis- orderly was fined $10 and costs or ten days.

OFF T0 FLORIDA-Mi‘. James Rayner, of Tignlsh. P. E. 1., passed through the city Friday afternoon en route to Miami, Florida, where he will spend the‘ remainder of the win- tcr-Moncton Transcript.

THE POSTPONED annual meet- ing of the Children's Aid Society will be held tn the Town Hall on Tues- day, Jan. 13th, at 8 p. m. All who are interested in child welfare are urged to attend. 4416-1-11

1S VERY ILb-The condition of Miss Clark, a P. E. I. girl now in the Sunny View Hospital, is still quite serious. She was operated on for appendicitis, and since then com- plications have arisen-Sackvllle Poet.

RETURNS T0 CHICAGO-Pro- fessor J. A. Nicholson, Ph. D., has returned to Chicago after spendlflfl tha holiday season at his former home in Vallcyfleld and renewing acquaintances in this city. Whilein the city he was the guest of his sis-

THE caaacoarrarowrv GUARDIAN

JANUARY 12.1w ' ' a ‘

Close Of Week Of Prayer At

Summerside

The annual week of prayer came to a successful conclusion on Friday evening with an excellent address by Rev. W. H. Harding on "Finding God." This service was held in tha Salvation Army Hall. Every service was well attended, the attendance being much better than has been "known for some years. Each meet- ing opened with a short social ser- vice followed by an address by the chosen speaker of the evening. The program was changed slightly on ‘account of-the indisposltion oi Rev. Mr. Harding early in the week, when Rev. J. P. C. Fraser took his place on Tuesday 'in the Presbyterian Church. The topic suggested by the Evangelistic Alliance was not follow- cd by tlrc speeches as it had been arranged that each one should select his own. The addresses were all highly instructive and helpful to the audience dealing with the various phases of prayer.

On Friday evening at the close of the week of Prayer, the annual ‘meeting of the Surnmersidc branch of the Bible Society was held, with the President, Mr. C. I3. Jelly, in the chair. In opening the meeting, he gave a very interesting talk on the Years work and discussed the objects of the Society. A great deal of in. terest has been shown in the work this year. The takings throughout the year have been very encouraging and up to the standard of other year's. A vote of thanks was extend- ed to these members who collected

ter, Mrs. G. R. l-lolmcs, Brighton.

LAID T0 REST-Tire funeral of Ernest Kelly, which was largely at- tended, was held Saturday morning from the residence of his sister, Mrs. R. N. Tomlins, 222 Queen Street, to St. Dunstans Basilica, where a Re- quiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. C. McCarthy. The Canadian Legion attended in a body as mourn- ers. The pall bearers were: Col. P. McNevin, Messrs. Fred McRory, John Walsh. Eugene Wynne, E. ‘F. Acorn and Harry Murphy. Service at the grave was conducted by Rev. George McDonald.

Ill MEMORIAM

runs. N._n. MURAE Died one year ago, January 12th.

the funds, so that; the work could be

I carried on successfully. The officers

were all re-clected for the ensuing year as follows: President, C. B. Jolly; Vice-President, S. M. Hicks; ncafilffl‘. G. W. Phillips; Secretary, W. W. Smith. A motion was passed that the Protestant. pastors g1 the town should comprise the executive. The usual exchange of pulpits on the Sunday following the week o; Prayer took place and excellent ad- dresses and appropriate music was appreciated by the congregations. The exchange was as follows: Bap- tist. Rev. Mr. Jeans; Presbyterian, Rvv- Mr- Wilson: Christian. Rev. Mr. Fraser and Trinity United, Rev. Mr. Harding-S. ‘

Alli. MAIL SERVICE BEGlNS-—The air mail service which is inaugurated by

Before our eyes she faded, r Growing weaker every day.

Doing all we could to save her. Until God took her away.

Never shall we cease to love her. Never shall her memory fade, Sweetest love forever lingers

Around her sweet and peaceful grove. Inserted by mother and sister's. _

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Ill MEMORIAM

Out on the distant retreats of the: mountain, ,

Gay blossom: are smiling no mortal; can view;

So. down in my heart, rises Iove's~ purest fountain. .

Unknown to the world. flowing even for you. r

The fair, tender rose bloom will fade i ere the morning, l

Its sweet graceful beauty forever‘- dcpart. t

But the memory of one my soul is‘ mourning. ‘

Shall ever remain fresh and fair in my heart.

Like shadows oi tvv-Jght, that creep’ o'er the ocean. ,

O’er silently steal thro‘ the forest’ and plain- i

Death bore her away and my prayer of devotion

Tho‘ deep from my heart, it was

oflcrcd in vain!

And now. we are parted, the bonds oi affection

Tho‘ severed by death, yet in spirit commum,

Oh the hour oi meeting, brings fond recollection!

But the day oi parting. oft fills me with gloom! -

Oh angels in Heaven! Who have in your keeping,

‘I110 soul oi rny Janet, so gentle and fair,

Keep "guard o'er that Paradise where she is sleeping

With saints who have passed from tha world and its care.

-1". H. MacArthur l

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If. D. MacLban " UIIIBTAIII

the Post Ofllcc Department coincid- ent with the discontinuance of the daily double train service will be- gin today. The plane, which is to leave Moneton at 11 o'clock will go first to Sunrmcrsidc, and thence to Charlottetown where it will arrive a- bout ncon. leaving on return direct ta Moneton at 12.30 p. m. The plane will maker connection: there with the Ocean Limited for Montreal and

' also with the train from Boston. Let-

ters must therefore be pasted at the Charlottetown offlce not later than l2 o'clock as the mall will be closed after that time. Ordinary rates of postage will be applicable to _ all classes of mail matter‘ carried by air from this province as far us Mone- ton, but letters addressed to Morr- trcal or Boston or any more distant points must be marked for air mail, and be prepaid with a ilve cent pos- tage stamp.

SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS BAN- QUET-Thc "Wide Awake" Class of the Cafvendish Sunday School held their first banquet on Saturday, Nov. 29th, at the Manse. The dining room was prcttily decorated in the class colors, by the girls. and the table was lighted by yellow candles. The barr- quet supper was all that could be de- sired with the Misses Anita Webb and Mar-y Stevenson acting as wait- resses. Miss Loraine Webb, preldent of the class, acted as toastmistress. The following were the toasts: The King, proposed by Toastmistrcss, re- sponded to by the National Anthem; The Church, proposed by Loraine Webb. responded to by Rev. l-I. S. Bishop; The Sunday School. proposed by Cora Toombs. responded to by Mrs. Bishop; The Teachers. propos- ed by Dorothy Warren, responded to by Misc Mrrion Webb; Our Class, proposed by Bernice Ferguson, ra- aponded to by Frances Clarke; Our r ‘ y, proposed by Toastmistress. responded to by O Canada. This was followed by a sing-song and I prol- entation by the crass of several gifts to Mas Marion Webb, the assistant teacher. who was soon to leave for Toronto. It was felt that this the first ban was a decided auccesl from the singing oi the C. G. 1. T. grace, until the “Good-night Song."

An Acre of ‘Lumber

I will: to bay an acre of Illa- ber near a saw mill and not our lftcufmlles from Charlottetown.

It. (Ito-tum friends and neighbor-a for kinda!!! u, u...'|'i'-.".?_",I"""‘"'7 and sy/nrpathy extended in the re-

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ll MEMOIIIAM

JOHN LONG

The death occurred in the City Hospital on Dee. l. 1080. oi John B418. Marie. P. E. I. Stricken with acute appendeicitis while at his work he entered the hospital on Saturday for an immediate operation. High hopes was entertained for his re- covery, but his condition became ser- ious and on Sunday evening his fam- ily and brother Daniel were called to his bedside, arriving there to find him conscious and able to converse with them. Notwithstanding allthat medical skill and tender nursing could do he continually weakened and on the morning of the above mentioned date. the feast of the Im- aeulate Conception. his spirit pass- cd to its eternal reward fortified by the 18st rites of the l-io1y_ Catholic Church of which the deceased was a devout and faithful member.

The late Mr. Long vars sixty-four years of age and it might have been

able measure of life before him, but death is no respccter of persons, and from the child on the mother's breast to youth, middle are and clcl age one by one the Great Reaper gathers them into His fold.

lived all his life on the old home- stead. Being o. carpenter by trade, and for many years employed in Marie Mills he was well known to many people who will mourn the posing of a good neighbor and a true friend.

Tire funeral was held from the home on Wednesday morning to St. Peters‘ Bay church, followed" by a large curt/age of friends and neigh- bors. Requiem Mass was sung by his beloved raastcr the Rev. A. A. Mc- Aulay. who also read the conunittal service at the grave.

The Rev. L. P. Callaghan of Si. Chaslcs was present at the funeral.

There are left to mourm- A sor-

rowirrg wife (nee Bridget McGuire), one son, Philip, three daughters. Margaretf who orrrived home from Dorchester, Masa. in time for the fu- neral), Lucy and Mary. Two sisters. Mrs. Wm. McDonald. Dorchester. Mass. Mrs. Annie Mahar, Milford. Mass, and three brothers. Patrick and Philip in Western Canada, and Daniel of Midgeil. The pail bearers were:-—Patrick Mull'n,_ Victor Saunderson, "Edgar Decoursey, Daniel Dingwell, Thomas Cullen and Wilbur Webster. Hearse driver, ‘James Guilfoil.

circle of friends and relatives is ex- tended to the bereaved family in tltc

father.

Floral Offerings spray. Employees Bruce Stewart dci Co. . Wreath, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Web-l sicr and family. Bruce and Hazel, Ida and W/ilbur.

‘Spray, Marie Women's Institute. Mass Cardrz-His wife. Margaret, P1111111’. Lucy. Mary. his brother Darr- iel. - T. P. Cullen and family. Mr. and ‘Mrs. Daniel McGuire and family, Morcll. Rev. L. P. Callaghan, St. Charles, t2). . Mrs. Cecil Clarke, Somcrville, Mass. Mrs. Otto Schcuter. Everett. Mass. Nellie McQulre, Scmcrville, Mass. Hilda Decourscy, Brighton, Mass. Richard Decourscy, Medford. lylass. Ncllie Mulally, somerville. llfzrss. Alice Whalen, Roxbury. Mass. Spiritual Boquctsi Lucy, Mary, Eulalia Mrrlally, New Acadia. Cathtrln: McKenzie. St. Cltarles. Letters and Messages of Sympathy Mrs. Mahar and family, Milford, Mass. Charles Henry, Jamaica Plains. Nellie McGuire, Somervlilc, ll-Iars. Florence Ol-Ianley, Barton. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Flynn. Somer- Ville. Bruce and Bert Jay, Boston. Peter A. Slnnot, Medford. Mass. Mr. and Mrs. John Cunningham, Morell. ‘ Hilda. Decoursey. Brighton, Mass. Mrs. A. C. Goldman and family. Dorchsater, Maaa. Mrs. Cecil Clarke. Somerville, Mass. Mrs. T. H. Kaplan. Dorchester. Man. ‘ Clara. Wilson. Roxbury, Mass. Mary McIntyre, Charlottetown. Richard Decoursey, Medici-d. Alice Clarke, Lowell. Mose. Maria Women's Institute. Milburn Woman's Institute. William P. McDonald, Jr.. New Jm-‘QL . . William A. McDonald. Dorcheete m. and Mrs. Gus McDonald, St. Oooma. Mire. Otto Scheuter, Everett. M11. John I-renry, Jamaica Plain. Mrs. Mary Penson. Jamaica Plain. The “any. iamily. Medford, Mess. Mrs. Patrick MacMlllan, Canavoy. F. t. I. -

Sill I-LCXANDER f-‘Ofllill?

expected “that there was a consider".

Mr'. Long was born in Marie and:

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States. The late Dr. Schurman was: born in Freetown and was youngest son of the