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‘III ANNUAL Sunday School

‘League Whist in Rmary Hall last [evening was enjoyed by a, fairly large number of players. The gen- tlemens prize was won by Mr. Fred Power. Mrs. P. Gallant and Miss Priscilla Gallant drew fel- the lad- ies’ prile. the latter getting the award. The consolation prise went to Miss Bertha Hogan.

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RESERVE Thursday, Nov. 23nd for Baptist Choir Secular Concert. 803

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FIRE ALARM— Last night about 11.45 p. m. the firemen responded to a still alarm for a small blaze in the railway coal shed, due. it is supposed to spontaneous combus- tion. After giving some help to the

FUNERAL YESTERDAY -- The funeral of the late Mr Donald Mac-

Ageuts Wanted

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e _ ~ ,- - ,,‘,,,'.<lcnaio. Wheatley River. took place railway fire denernnent who went . . Q lyosgerdoy a; mo Prggbywflgn quickly to work, and seeing that the rt!‘ Church. Brookfield. There was a fire W“ “fell 11nd?!‘ CORY-fill. the 01W u Sémellts darge attendance, many friends and "Yemen 19ft the flllwflymflh b0 9X- ” . ‘former neighbors paying their last tlllfllllflh the smoulderini 61115811-

1“ 9" m" “I ‘ “"3 tribute of respect to gentleman

'° "' u" " 5 "'4' whom all respected d esteemed. ARMNTICE WINDOW — Th9

*0 nor ilna at b word! - .7‘ Dir Illa of I word!

window of the MacKinnon Drug Company is most appropriateIy de- corated for Armistice Day. The cen- tre is occupied by a reproduction oi’ the splendid painting by A. Bastien of the Canadians in Paris after the Armistice. It is flanked to left and

The services was conducted by the Rev. W. Bruce Muir, assisted by Rev. John Turner. the benediction being pronounced by the Rev. R. H. Stavert. The pail bearers were: Messrs. Joseph McPherson. Alexan-

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Female a; Wanted

0R WOMAN o appoint local‘ representatives. Lion permanent; yearlyjul-r- nice sum (beinB ‘hi. weekly verage) and expenses- Winston 0.. Tower Bldg, Toronto.

A. W. 3-ws9i

ENTS EITIIER SEX — $15 eekly easy selling “Palco" Clean- rc, Fast ‘sellers. Every Home, nice. Garage. Autoist your pros- .- ts. Free samples. P. 1 iebvre dz. Co., Limited, Alex- andria, Ont. A. W. Nov. 10.

STPICT MANAGERS-AGENTS $100 weekly easy. Amazing New Product. Nothing like it. Removes wlthdut soap or water in one oper- ationjdirt mud, grease, tar, from " quickly, easily. Guar- dess. Makes any car look like new for few cents. Won- derful for cleaning car in cold weather. Every autoist. home, office. garage. your prospects. Ex- clusive territory. Free samples. Nilwil)’. Alexandria, Ont.

. A. W. Nov. l0.

Miscellaneous

LII-WOOD SALE AT CLYDE River. Apply Nell Darrach. 9012-11-10-31

T0 TRA-VEI.‘

der McRae, Alexander Seaman, Al- exis Doiron, R. H. McNeil]. and |A;ithony Buchanan. The following 3935'11‘9-3l‘twere among the floral tributes re- celved:—Spray. Central Christian w-‘NTED - MIDDLE AGED Church; Spray. Mr. p. x. Currie; woman in small family. All mod-Wreath, Mo M, R gomoy; gproy, em uunv iences; Good home and'M,-_ and Mro .Mojoo1m Rookhom; Pal" wllle MYY-I- A- Stewart. Kel- wreath. Mr? w. A. Macdonaid. Seat- vin. P. E. l". 8991-11-10-31- tie, Wash; Wreath, Mr. Owen _' "'_"'_‘_'_"_—-i Moore. Moncwn; Spray, Mr. and Gnu‘ ARTISTS, AND oTmmsgMrs. Walter Crosby, Boston, Mass: ‘"10 would lllw to paint sreetlnssprny. Ashwell Twist and Cook. Inc. cards at home send 10c for liberal sootuo, wash; wreom, Dr, and selection, catalogue oi designs and Mm R 1r Blghgp; Spray, Major

instruction. Premier Art Guild|ond Mrs_1)_ A, Moooono1d_ Bpadina and College. Toronto. j l0-8-ttsl2l‘

WANTED — MAID. Weymouth St.

right by pictures of Marshal Foch and the late Field Marshal Earl Haig. The sides and foreground are draped with flags, and in the centre of the window. is hung a darge poppy wreath.

APPLY 191

Armistice Day In London

LONDON, Nov. 9—The suggestion by E. Thurtle, Labor member of . Parliament for Shoreditch. that Miss Sue Nash and Miss Margor- troops m’ the armistice day cere‘

ies at the cenotaph should et Wood, city. are leaving today on mm . a v.3", m Manna“ parade without arms. is rejected by

{Sir Laming Worthington Evans, MES Joan winch be d M, sjMinister of War. Mr. Thurtle urg- Jelm Grant will arfiisvertgcrlxay frolsnied m” a large rmmber °f pimple snckvlne w spend the“, Thank» considered thepresence of arms a giving hélmays at the“, homes beta violation of the spirit of the cere-

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PERSONALS

For Sale

FOR SALE, SIIROPSIIIRE. RAM lamb or charge. also pump Jack. 9015-11-10-21

FOR SALE-IIOLSTEIN COW T0 freshen Nov. 1st. B. Stevenson,

North River. mony, but the Minister states: 9005'11‘1°'“ John A. McNair. Grand Master of M“T‘I',°9PS are pgesemf rgpresenging . 1e vlng comra es o t ose w ose FOXES FOR SALE-TWO FEM- the I‘ o‘ o‘ F‘ m‘ M“ Mcm" “e death the cenotapil commemorates.

leaving today to visit the lodges in

and mound Amber.” The Army Council consider the

ale medium silver. Hector Comp-

ton, Bangor. ceremony should be accorded the 90l0-11-10-3i - _ highest military honor and the Mr '1' L‘ Mullen’ any’ left yes army therefore parades in full

terduy morning on a visit to Mont-

TRUCK WAGGON, SINGLE. 104 . 1 B. t x h m dress with arms." Prince St. $51khisiiggrfiflflggsgghinefzlqgrth The ceremonies at the cenotaph 8981-11-9-31 sydney_ also his daughter’ sister on Sunday will be broadcast by

radio for the first time. The peace

N 0. A L F RE D, MACDONALD, Land Surveyor, Hermanville, P. E. I. 8-7-1 mo

ENTLEMAN ACCOMMODATED

wtih superior heated bedroom.

Phone 505-31. . 9008-11-10-21

HAVE YOUR WANTS IN RUB- ber belting and tracesiGuaran- teed.) at half price. Clinton Mor- rison. Fredericton, P. E. 1

OBRESPONDENCE CARDS AND

envelope with address printed.

lust the thing for acknowledge- ment. lniimatioiu, elm, Guardian Job Printerp ti.

Male ‘Help Wanted

IEN. TRAIN FOR I-‘IREMAN

monthly. Railway Box 116. Charlottetown. I’. E- I-

- IG EARNING.

ber College, . Department

Halifax.

a1.

_ ,_ 8929-I1-7-7i

brakemen, beginners $150-$250 Association.

__ STIADY sm- ployment for! Barbers. Become ex- Wrt in Tweaks. Write Molar Bi;- 3-1-fl2-ttsti

AocN-rs-ir i311 LIKE zrnaalil inc shrubs; “why no -‘»‘séll them? um a businessofit. Part time or full time. BOO-varieties of prov- en Red nTai; Nursery Products. Cash every week. Equipment and instructions free. Write Dominion‘

Louis Grace. of Halifax.

GRAVENSTEIN APPLES AT l‘. S. gathering in Trafalgar Square in

Reeves, Southport. Bring your Mn A‘ a Parke o. the Bank of the afternoon. will also be broad- 98038898- Commerce Fredericton N_ B m“ cast and similar arrangements are 8566-10-22-1’! ' ' " being made for the remembrance

rived in the city Thursday night and left yesterday morning for Morell, where he has been transfer- red to the Branch there.

festival at Albert Hall in the even- ing and for the evening service at St. Martin's.

His Majesty will place on the cenotaph a wreath of flandcrs pop- pies mude in the British Legion

FOR SALE PRIVATELY, PIANO. buffet and linoleum squares, 30 Pleasant Street.

8979'u‘9'3i Miss Stasia Power has returned

specter, suites that this is most satisfactory year. both quantity and quality production of dairy products that he has

four years ago.

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IN LEAH

Cheese and Butter] Excel This Y e a r, Both in Quality and Quantity. ' Mr. J. A. Macdonald. dairy in-

the for

seen since he took up his present duties

There has been an increase in the total make both of butter and cheese. The exact figures which prove this. however, are not yet ov- ailable.

As to the quality. the Dominion grading figure will show apprxo- imately 99 per cent of the butter to be of no. 1 grade, and better than 96 per cent of the cheese to be of the same grade—a record which. it is safe to say. it would be hard to beat anywhere in the Dominion.

- There spears to be a renewed in- terest in the dairy industry of this province, as farmers realize that it is impossible to prosecute farming economically. or indeed. successful- ly, without live stock, and dalrying is the king pin of the live stock in- dustry. The by-products of the dairyiug industry, moreover. are es- sential for the raising of young stock. as uiell as for the feeding of poultry and swine.

Prices for Island products com- pare favorably with those of any province in Canada averaging as they do 21c per lb. for cheese and 40c for butter fat during the summer season. Our cheese prices are on a. par with those offered for Ontario cheese; while our butter invariably sold higher than the Montreal quotations.

As to markets-Qo per cent of the cheese was exported direct to Eng- land via. Halifax. '

Oyving to the reduction in ex- penses due to direct shipm nts. the factories received a better price for their cheese.

With regard to our butter, it is nearly all sold in the Maritime Pro- vinces. There are two reasons for this. Nova Scotia and New Bruns- _wick do not produce nearly enough for ‘their own use. and as the Mari- time trade demands the two pound print, in which. outside of the Mai"- itlmes, butter is not put up. the lion's share of the trade in the three provinces falls to Prince Ed- ward Island. '

The low price of potatoes this

from an enoyablc month's vacation spent with friends in_Boston. and has resumed her duties at Moore 8a McLeods.

FOR SALE-I OFFER FOR SALE my woodland farm in Dundee consisting of 100 acres of lumber and fire“ wood. Signed W. D. Ross. Kinross. 8973-11-9-21

factory. ‘ i 1

Mr. and Mrs. G. Dalling, 146 Hills- boro St, have as their welcome guest for the Thanksgiving holidays Mrs. Dallingks mother, Mrs. T. Tay- lor, Moncton.

Equipment For C. 1V. R.

(Special to The Guardian]

MONTREAL, Nov. 8-—Additional orders for car equipment have been placed by the Canadian National Railways. it was stated this even- ing by Mr. C. Vaughan. Vice Presl- dent, bring the total value of roll- ing stock ordered by the National System during the last week ‘co

.. FOR. SALE-A LACOPIA COLT. ccming three. Apply Frank Kou- ghan. Donagh;

8998-11-10-2i

FOR SALE-OUR SALMON TRAP net with rope, cage and anchors. All ready to set. New. Will be sold reasonable. Colin McDon- ald. Antigonish. N. S.

8464-10-17-121

BIRTHS

MITCHELL-At Calgary, Alberta. Nov. 9. to Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Mit- chell (nee Helen Hood) a daughter. Congratulations.

DALZIEL-At the I’. n. Island Hos-

pital on Tuesday, Nov. 6th, to I\Il'. approximately $14,000,000.

and Mrs. Albert Dalziel, George-i 1n addition to orders announced

town. a son tstillborn.) ,a few days ago. orders have been I ' placed with the Canada Car and

2233:1533‘ Ngsgmbzmii‘ fgugg Foundry Company. Limited. for ten

and Mrs. Cecil Forbes of Wilmot, a idaughter. Congrutulati0ns.-S.

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FOXES FOR SALE-WILD RED caught this spring, also pups from first. second and third generation from wild red. Matched with black and patched. Clarence Mc- Phee, Earnscliffe.

8166-10-27-3Suts

Wanted _

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--——---—-———- MARRIAGES I waNTeli -NEAR cimm-OTTE- ___-__------ ( IHRISIMAS town. a farm of 5 1° 15 “"5- TOWNSEND-BERNARD-On Nov.

I 7th. at the homc of the bridesj parents. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Ber- nard. North Rustico, Verna Mae was united in the bonds of matri-

with buildings. .If desired. shall exchange for my farm, at Kinross. of 100 acres clear land. with dwelling house. wood and

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On and nficr

year will serve as a warning to our farmers. not to specialize too ex- tensively in any one DTOIZIIICIr-fililf- ticularly a cash crop-but to g0 in more largely for mixed forming. paying greater attention to the

must go hand in hand the breeding and maintenance of a good herd of dairy cattle. The only way to get such a profitable hcrcl, ‘and thus to put the inclustryon a permanent basis is to pay great attention to breeding. feeding mid care of the animals comprising the herd.

buffet parlor cars with sun room ends. National Steel Cars have rc- ceivcd an order for 300 flat cars and the Eastern Car Company oi New Glasgow, N. S.. has received the order for 500 ballast cars.

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Gallagher. in facilitating th

raising of llvc stock. with which,

THE CIIARLOTTI-ZTOWN GUARDIAN

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BLUE DOORS 5 Rental Library

lil RICHMOND‘ STREET

‘v10 A. ll.-5 l‘. M. Membership l-‘ec 82.00 a year. Books rented at ic a day. Latest biography and ilction

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Dairy Insj-gotor States ADJUTANT

New Testameni Lemon. Bu. VII. 9-11 1 Prayer (international) LEA VES CITY ’ Hymn sir-warm u» om rum" .3 y Announcern h... and Oilering, n _ ’—" _h Antbe|n—"0 Canada" ......................... .. cifoir , Adjutant and Mrs. Chapman w o hermon_subkct_.orhe cross “in” Guam” __ ., are leaving on Wednesday morning; 5mm Pa," - ' a for si- Siellhen- N- B-- “he” “lei. Anihcm-"RccesslonaW-iupiin;'....... .. Cboir - l‘ Adjutant will assume command oil "ymn s3s__,.onwud Christ-h“ some}; -- . . the local corps wish to express Benedlcun. J '_ their appreciation and thanks to and Sue ‘he m" - n ‘ the people of Charlottetown for the rosuudkuMarch Mlmahe" . ' G M ,‘ splendid way. in which they have m Ch h M" l-l ‘ - - - - - - n - ~ - - - ~ - -- 01in . g been treated during their all tooi ° ""5 ‘l’ H’! BllllI-i _. " a here. - Ivrlieirdhstsatiyoftfieyyegrreairildjlvavrerytsorryl EVENING 5T 7 M- Lo (BTIXIIIABIE. In pzflifiltiafkhigé}, Thanksgmng.__P,.tach"_-rhe Mlmswlz . Z utant C a man wis es o i .. .. ’ ...' ' Ihe citizens Pier the generous way in] t Ammm- AM“ Wm‘ M‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' * ' ' ' '- ‘Mmpmn t \ ' which they have always resunndfld~~....,.,“-g W v _ n _ M“ ‘ _ _ 1 '

to special efforts. and for the finan-

cial aid and other icindrlesses ex-i tended in connection with the visit. of the Glace Bay Band in the early] days of last September. He also. wishes to express his appreciation of 4 the aid of the Manager of the} Prince Edward Theatre. Mr. C. J.‘ c work

of the Army. and of the co-opera-j tion which hc has always received. in his work from the clergy of the. city. ‘_ Adjutant Chapman will be suc-' cccded in command of the Charlot-

tetown Corps by Adjutant W. A.‘ Martin. who has been ofiicer com-i mending the Danforth Corps. Tor-

onto. It is. expected that A ‘utant

and Mrs. Martin will be in th city

by Thursdfly. 9V9llll1E~

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iii . as engineer in France until wound-i ed in the bnitlc of Courcelettc. June G. 1916. H0 suffered constantly from‘ this wound. In 191G Capt. Cululnl returned to his old family farm at; Heltron. just outside of Yarmouth,- 1nd was almost entirely relieved of‘ pain by an operation performed by; an old class-mute of Yarmoutirl With this new lease on life and de-j spite his disabilities, the Captain‘ public appearance in years at a Halifax luncheon in 1923. Wiicn the Conservative party was swept into powcr in theprovin-

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ABMISTICE SERVICE ll-fl An.’

9P8!!! PrclIlde-“lleqiiiem Eiiernlun" .;,_.,,. liymn H-"Oh God Our Help in Ages lost. Two Iinlls leloe .

(To Pei-mil. oi Meditation and Prayer;

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Zion Presbyterian Church MINISTER—REV. SCOTT FULTON, M. A. B. l‘). Organist and Choir Master-Mr. LOUIS D.‘ THOMPSON

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SPECIAI/ MUSIC

v» MORNING Organ Preludv-"Aseis Death" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,_ Grieg ‘National Anthem-"O Canada" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Lavalieo Choir and COIigreggflqn_ BM“ $°|°—“R¢i|lll¢m" (R. L. Stevenson) . . . . .. Homer Ml‘. MBIOIm McKiflymn ' Organ OfTeriory-“Angels Serenade" . . . . . . . . .. Bragg Anthem-“Soldiers oi’ (hrisi Arise" . . . . . . . 4' Miller The Last Post Reveille, by Mr. Winston smith. " l The Choir. Postlude-"Pomp and Circumstance" . . . . . . . . .. 51p;- EVENING Olflfln Prcll-Ide- “MI-rche Tunebre" . . . . . . .. Chopin QIlfl-rlclte-“Quil You Like Men" . . . . . . . . . . _ _ _, Wflgqn

Zion Male Quartet "Pg-in Oifvrtory—"llymne Celeste“ Anthem—l{ipling’s "Reccs-zional" , . . . . . . . . . , _

Mrs. Leigh Warren and Choir.

National Anthem by Choir and Congregation. PostIude-“March Miliiaire"

Gounod

NOTET-Thc Morning Service will comm 111 A- M. but if wet at 1.1.50 A. M. m" a‘ ' 5

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Trinity United Church I

CO-PABTORE

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cial elections of 1925. Captain Cah-. 1n was elected in Yurmouih by u‘. large majority and made a minister without portfolio in the cabinet of Premier E. N. Rhodes. He was later. assistant minister of highways. In; the House of Assembly he was cl-‘ ected chairman of the Committee‘ on Education. l Together with his colleague, Capt, Cohan suffered defeat ‘in the elec- tions of October 1. 1928. He had; been in poor health for sometime, nd his condition was aggravated; by the strain of the election cam-I palgn. He was removed to the Vic- iorin General Hospital a fortnight, ago. and gradually lost strength. i Captain Cohan married Miss Bea-j trlce Davis in 1912. His ividow and; ,‘.hrcc children survive as well as; ‘his lather. c. u. Cahan. M.P.. Mon-l trcal. l

HOOVER-CURTIS VOTE

l NEW YORK. Nov. Sb-Closing

Zabulntions of Tuesday's electio ‘lave continued to reinforce the tre-, mendous popular vote by which Her-- bcri. Hoover and Charles Curtis have

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