aQi ' 7v

e Orange Pekoe is

h

something extra-a special tea In ‘cloning Qriglal Aluminum

0 e Insertion ...l.........‘.'.. lnsesftions . Insertions .- , light Insertions -.

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"T “¢:.-~~ - -¢

Agents iW-arltedi

you how to make a success. De- livery later.

snappy. Magnificent ' ‘ ‘book free. "Imperial Art? 51 wglfln‘. ton West, Toronhu ‘l - ‘ f

A. W. Sept. 22tf.

Miscellaneous

mo. ALFRED MACDONALD, Land Surveyor, Hermanvillc, P. E- I. i . , 8-7-1 mo

MEMOBIAM ‘AND “Monsanto cards at shortest notice. Guard- ian Job Printery.

srnrrmc TAGS, sxrsnrrrovs- ly supplied. Guardian Job Print- flry- - ti

WILL THE PARTY WHO PICIVKED up the overcoat in front of Ritz Apartments return to Caretaker

of Ritz. 3443

connsspounalwcs csaps envelopes with address‘ printed. Just the thing for acknowledge- ment, lntimations, etc., Guardian Job Printery. ti,

WANTEIL-WE ARE PAYING highest price for Quahaughs

(Hard shell clams). Good money Picking these. Earle Fisheries Co.. 8421-10-16-31

83 Water St.

For Sale.

ik-iw-m FOR SALE.—-5000 FLOUR BAGS-

Freeman dz 00.; Pictou N. S.

27-10-10-111

son. SALE-CANADIAN NATIONg

al Registered Foxes. oneflp it proven breeders, and their litter of four pups. Apply A. O. F‘. Gill.

City. 8439-10-16-21

FOR SALE-COTTAGE WITH‘ large yardanri lawn. barn and- poultry house. Apply Mr. Thos.

Mars. 2s ParkStrcet.

. . . 8309-10-11-51

FOR SALE AT BORDEN WEDNES- day October 17th, Household fur- all new and good condition. Also ‘six cylinder" Star car in good condition. If not fine sale will be on the 111th. Apply Cornelius Slav- '

in," Bantam. 8378-10-13-31

_.a

1 ~ ‘waited

I Female Help Wanted " wanran- A MAID. Arrhv m

_ 8397-10-13-31

Prince St. .

Classified, Advertisements

sssoy Maps ' ; IN SPARE TIME. 1N CITY 0R town, taking orders. We show

Personal Greeting Cards. Something new and

........... 10o pol llue o! ii won! "our Ilue ofowords ..... leper Ilue offlwordl ......... ‘leper llas oleuygpui

A AALAALAAA. ‘

Situations Vacant

A $5 PRIVATE CHRISTMAS

Greeting card sample book free; representatives making ten dollars daily; experience or capital unnecessary. Bradley - Garretson. Brantford, Ont. S. V. Oct. 9-241.

Teachers Wanted

SWINE SHOW-Jrhe Big Swine

Show and Sale Agricultural I-lali,

Charlottetown, f‘ tober 29rd. 8530-1046-1840

LOST-PART 0F HIS “ECLIP- A man, to all appearances one who follows the sea for a living. was. overheard making quite a wail in a local restaurant last night over the loss oi some money which was tak- en from his pocket by an alleged “buddy". .Up_to a late hour this morning is was not. known whether he succeeded in tracing the money -nor the “taker?

Wiusioepon ‘Tuesday, r 16th at 7.30 p. m. also at the home of Mr. Norman Brown at Covehead on Wednesday. October 17th at 7.30. Rev. J_. W. services. Everyone welcome.

bonds of 06.00 and $10.00 each es- treated; two drunks were each fined $20.00 or twenty days. one 85.00 or

posed of by a fine oi $2.00.

STEAIVER LAUNCHED — The

faacmsupron OLD rumy School Quebec. 8 months. Apply stating qualifications andwxperi- ence to Chas. W. Clarke, Secret-

ary 8363-10-12-61 SALESMEN WANTED

GIRL ARTISTS AND OTHERS . who would like to paint greeting cards at home send 10c for liberal selection, catalogue oi designs and instruction. Premier Art Guild,

Spadina and College, Toronto. l0-il-tts12i

BIG EARNING. STIADY BM- ployment for B- ‘ Become ex- pert in 8 weeks. Write Moler Bar- ber College, Department “F” Halifax. ll-l-fl-tintf

AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY

5 CAN BE EARNED

weekly 1n spare time selling well known line Personal Christmas Cards. Scores oi Stenc-

Beautiful new samples free. Mas-

Representatives towns also.

Female Help Wanted

,WA_NTED. — HOUSEKEEPI-Ilt middle aged lady. Apply to Daniel McLeod. Point Prim

Male Help Wanted

WANTED»- YOUNG MAN AS JunionMust be neat appearing ‘andcnergetic. Apply giving tele-

Guardian. 9483-10-16-11 WANTED-BRIGHT ENERGETIC young man for Maritime sales staff of large national organiza- tion. Splendid opportunity for advancement. ‘llixperience un-

I necessary. A/pply giving telephone

- L , write "B" BOX 116. ' ‘ _l “34-10-‘18-11

Articles For Sale

FOR. 'SALE.—PIANO AT A BAR- galn. Apply Guardian. 0394-10-13-31

l WANTEIl-DINING ROOM oral. with some ‘experience. Apply

8349-l0-11-tf

Parker House. '

O§OO+

7

VOW-O

vista . ~ Hotel -

toheilrihe has. and best ‘ 395W»

in Eastern

1*} u of~ which have private 1 ‘- satin. Completely renovated hrthe past two years. Few Hotels throughout Canada and the United ..8tates haw its splendid table. Courteous

_ to all Guests. fuels-

ln rooms.) Bates 04-00 to 06.60 p01‘ do!-

1EJClraflolft/etown Hotel CogLtd.

menses.

nanny c. snows. Mllsger

I

vrcroau om. _...

F‘. 1.. Best. at .1, V. s. p. clerk- St. John; W. S. LO yJHellfsX: c. c. Ollllllplflrl,’ w: ‘Ivan M-

Dixon. ‘IVPOIIW John; O. Dillon, Toronto: J. F.

Duffy. Moncton: R. Wood. New»,

Glasgow; J. I‘. Fraser. l-ialliss: R1“

W. Goes, Fredericton: C. L. Grant... 8.

New Glasgow; H. Gsrnum. Monoton- W. C. B. Holt. London. Ont; a.‘ n. lflW. at. John: s. L. than. st’ John: asst aggro);- on - A. . ' l, ~ » Mcnbhaid, v a: p.

Mitchell, Toronto‘ hsf Maiden. i {mum J. A. la ls. Montreal: it. Vi

Itllsy, St. John: A. lust er. Men 11.15% l. ' -

Oeo. s. my. st. g

~ m glean‘: 231m. '_

iazk‘? V 9;; 1

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FOR SALEw-QUEBEC HEATER and two rooms to let. APPIY 4314 DQ118155 st, between 5 and B.

i 3432-10-16-11

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Quotations furnished tllrfllllh courtesy vi LOUIS M. ATWELL 6v C0-

Charlottotown Office CLOSE

wmdmimf... .... .. Wright arneavss . 2.09

f5’ -.”qs¢--\.-_~r molar-w 0-4?‘ m w “n. t

ter Kraft Co., Limited, Toronto. 1902 wanted small ' M. H. W.tts.

8438-10-16-31

1. . Kooienay Florence -. 17% 19%

new ‘ "Newport” which will run on the Cardigan river between Georgetown and Newport, was launched yesterday morning. A large number of people were pres- ent. Just before the steamer took

Miss Lucy Scully. daughter oi Mr. P A. Scully. M. P. and Mrs. Scully. The new boat is 77 feet over all. 25 feet beam and 8 feet depth oi hold. She is built of southern hard pine, oak and native juniper. She is a double ender with two drive- ways on either side. The engine room is amidship with passenger accomodation in each end of the houses. She will be driven by a hundred horse power Diesel engine. and should make about 9 1-2 knots. The engine was shipped from the Canadian Falrbank Morse Company and should arrive lin about ten days. when it arrives the boat will likely be completed and ready for service about November lst. Her builder was Captain Charles M. Fitzgerald who began work on July lst. It is about fifteen years ago since her predecessor, now running on the route was launched at Geor-

gmphers‘ Accountants’ clerks’ getown. Prior to that the last etc., exceeded this last season. vessel was the, “Lady Napier" bum by the late Hon. Daniel Gordon 1h hockey soalie- He captained the

- Bankers hockey team which won the

riznsousss

visit to Montreal and Boston.

the Bank of Commerce. St. Johns. his mother, Mrs. Bertha West.

her granson. Lester Partridge.

servey and Miss Mary Wade.

proved. nrurrls

‘Central firardian I

‘WILL Bil-DIVINE service between Borden and Tormentine, it at the homo of Mr. Henry Ford, is said. is responsible for the early

Tlirpei will conduct both curred at Iris on Sunday morning

701,10]; CQUBTF-Ai; the poucelground. Part oi the fumiturewas Court yesterday morning two drunks saved Mr. MscLeod had a fire fif- who failed to appear had their bail will 01' ‘Went!’ years B80 in which

twenty dgyg and one had hi; em a rather busy one at Police head- adioumed. Two householders for quarters. there being six intoxi- hnving unggnltgry premigeg were cated gentlemen ll’! the W0‘ celln each fined $5.00 or ten days, and. a before midnight. and. to Judge by similar case was adiourned. An au- the general appearance p! convivial- toist was fined $5.00 and costs for 1W t0 be noted about town. there speeding and an assault case dis- W“ B 800d DFOBPWLO! their 1111m-

me wage,- 1|; w“ chl-gsmned by‘ who was recently married. Waspre-

Mrs. Barbara MacKcnzie Sydney Street, leaves this morning for Tam- pa, Florida. to spend the winter "phone number. write Box "A" 116. months with her daughter. MYS- wishes to thank the Charlottetown Glover Macdonald, accompanied by n", 1mg“, and m, mo“, o’

Mr. w. EhWadB. of Rwklpnd- Mass, is visiting in this city, the guest oi his sisters, Mrs. J. A. Mes- than; his many kind neighbors and

The many friends will be very sorry to learn that Mrs. Stanford Bigger is in the Prince Edward Isl- and Hospital suifering from pneu- monla. At a late hour last night her condition was reported as much im-

—- Bellevue Fox

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Stewart. Mrs. Cudrnore. Arthur and others at York Thmsday night. 9441 BOBDEN TRAIN LATE — The Borden train due here at 6.30 last evening did not arrive until 7.20. The increased movement of freight

Borden train being a little behind schedule.

‘suunsv nus-A bad rh-e oc-

at 5 o'clock, when the dwelling of Joseph MacLeod was burned to the

he lost a child.

A war NIGHT-Last night ‘w...

ber being added to before morning.

ADDRESSED ROTAR¥-At- the Rotary ‘ _.esterday -an in- teresting address on "Some of. the reasons for Bills of Exchange. Pro- missory Notes, etc." was given by Mr. George J. Tweedy. Rotation J. M. Marley presided. ,Mr. Tweedy.

sented with a suitable piece of sil- ver. the presentation being made by Mr. Neil McLean on behalf of the club. Among the visitors were Mes- srs. Gordon R. Holmes and Reg. Taylor oi the City, and Dr. J. A._ McDonald, Halifax, J. F. Fraser. J. S. Leo. Montreal, J. A. Doyle, Mon- treal and Rotarisn A. Wall of Yar- mouth.

C O M I N G T0 CHARLOTTE- TOWN-Mr. G. K. Mitchell. assist- ant accountant at the Bank of Nova Scotia in Truro, has left to take up a new line of the banking business. He is to enter the inspection depart- ment of the bank in Charlottetown. "Mich" as he is more familiarly known, has been in the bank of No- va Scotia here for the past four

s Pill

HEAR Mas. rte-rouse, Mrs. ' a {A " _ muomom 0c; 15_A°c°rdm8 " ' _ ~ to an announcement made by Ser- geant John Inslie. secretary of the

Bruce, T. W. Bentley, 060180 Beers.

e h 1' i Breaks the annual meeting of the Union me With Cirguit oember 0th. 7th and 8th. The an-

MONTREAL. Oct. 1s. A 3,1,, ten that the meeting will be s. Ruth and-Lou gem-gs, wit”, on stormy one, Secretary Leslie holds qhgmpbn New york the opposite view. and states that _ neg than. bumswm, in his opinion there will be nothing ing tour here may g; the amdmm very contentious come before the Fbefore a crowd oi 10,000 people. delesli-el- ‘The game broke up with none out in the first half of the ninth and with the score tied at six all when Larrupln’ Lou lifted a homer high ‘above the right field fence with Ruth on base. The homer was the signal for a storm of cushions from ‘he ‘and! ""5 1°!‘ I ‘"89 P0111011 There was somffiquiry from for- illlh? ""14 m 195-" ‘hell’ "BY-B eign buyers for grain here today ‘m! “"31 9n ‘he fltild- Further Div-Y and a moderate amount of business was made impossible. ‘ Gehrlsh homer was the only cir- loads of Canadian western nuntber cult clout of the contest. although 19m- burey were 50m The grad, 1h Ruth 80E IWQ h!“ in thfte $10198 It cash grain in the local market was bat. Gahlfiss homer was his only inactive but values were steady. Ow- hit of the game. ' Rim‘ 91"“ it fir" and Diwhed cash oats situation at Winnipeg and {ggalthggflligytfeg the somewhat limited ‘ ‘ for played 1m field. Thelr opponents 3'33,“ QM” M mum “m; a

were the Chapples. a colored as- a1 market and prices were reduced

WESTERN and storage eggs was good and val-

—MUI"I-‘E'I'I‘ WIIOLISOME Fox receipts were 280 cases. Prices for Food now 1h stock at Braces we imported beans were well maintain-

-sr-:n BRACES stock o: Mason lots of choice white handpicked 6s Risch and Princess Royal Pianos, were quoted at $4.40 to $4.60 per at bushel, ex-sto c. The trade in but-

attractive prices. 5426 ter continued extremely dull but

a. r. rs FAMOUS for its ceipts were 499 pwkbses- Owins w painted buildings. Buy Glidderrs the luoher prices paid for western

Pure Paint at Grace's. 8426 cheese at the country boards last

—ltEI-J'I'ING. The quarterly meet- the local market for these grades ing of the Grand Division of the and prices were advanced 1-4 cent Sons of Temperence will be held in Der pound. The receiptswere 5,251 'Fredericton on Wednesday after- boxes. noon at 2.30 o'clock. October 17th. OTTAWA. 0m» 909- li-The fin- This is an important session and a 81 report 01 #001189 11014111188 1118'? good attendance is requested. Pub- issued by the Dominion Bureau of

years and for the last year has been acting as assistant accountant to which position he had been promot- ed. He takes a keen interest in spirits and is an exceptionally good

intermediate championship of the town in 1927 and also played off in the province semi-finals for the Nova. Scotia intermediate title. Since

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Praught re- coming to Truro Mitchell has made turned Saturday from a two weeks a host of friends who wish him well

in his new line of work. Before his departure he was presented with an

Mr. and Mrs. M. Cedric West, of autographic Kodak by the manager on behalf of his fellow clerks-—- are visiting at Eldon, the guests of Truro News.

Gard 0f Thanks

Capt. George Gouge of Southport

Southport for assistance rendered at the recent fire. 8446

Mr. Daniel McLeod wishes to

friends for kindness during recent sad bereavement. 8437-10-16-11

AIIOTIOII SALE

To be sold by Public Auction at Ranch. Bellows. Queens County, on Thursday. 25th w" ‘ ‘ Inst... at l0 a. m. thirty-

ter and Mrs. Keizer. a daughter.

Wendell Lea. Victoria. I- 50H-

; srlupsan MINING axon/mos cAMPBELL—At Montague. sept- ahh-tc Mr. and Mrs. Fulton Camp- av WJIJIOGERS, rrs ATTORNEY

lien Hyde.) a daughter.

Oct. B-Oct. l5 CURRIE-At Rocky Point. Oct. 5. Ab“; .$ 4.29 84-311‘! 1928, to Mr. and Mrs. Angus Currie, . ‘ 20 . _ i

‘Ailigggagut 02% 03 glalidCl-At Fortune Bridgeiuon FILM Amulet . 1.60 _ 2.80 Friday, Oct. 5th, to Mr. and Etas.‘ C H -

Area 221.). 20 Harry Francis. a daughter. 9 Arno . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ggVl g Bernice.

Am“), Copper _ _ _ _ __ Barry Hollinger 45% 41 DEATHS _ . . Bedford 35 35 ——-—-——-,-"—-—'—-‘_ ' .

Bldgood . so 511/. roMLms-Ar. chsrlottetown. Oct-

Capital Rouyn .... .. 21%. 171/. 15th. c. c. Gordon; gonaiinghnsgg Central Manitoba 85 80 42, Funeral from S, pans serllflce i H _ ~~~~~~~~~ ~- *2. ‘:3. 2"°".‘.‘.°.li1ll. sass... v ‘ Crown Reserve 0m - - _

Dome 7.05 _ i Federal an ,

Granada I ........ .. as In Memoriam DYSPEPSIA Grover Da ey ——-— -

1-1 ill ge . . . . In memory of our dear mother. . Hgwely r . . . . . . . . . .. Mrs. Horses Smith who delilmd i-IudsonBay . from this life. "fiber 16th. 192l-

Ilneteleylqlclfll. . .. Ten years have passed w‘ "mumlu" mlnml Kirkland Lake . . .. Slnee that sad day. _ "“"'- °°"“P'"°"- ""-

Lake Shore . . . . . . . .. 21.00 19.55 The blow was hard. Laval Quebec 00% 17 The shock seve . Mslartic .. . . ..‘... . 1.56 1.90 Little we thong t the end Io null‘ Mandy 1.61 1.62 mother how we have McIntyre 19.70 19.06 missed you. t McDougall ...... .. as ssu Throdlll time “Ions and lonely’ um Corp’ I96 9.05 years _ v. Main: l-Iall . 15% l5 but God know best and called you ~ urhhy ss 00 hometooierualrest. 40 INSERT!!! BY HUSBAND AND I CIQILDIEN

M40.

LEA-At the Prince Edward Island Hospital. Qct 4th, to Mr. and Mrs. SAN ISABEL SILVER. FOX ANl

when God called one we loved awl!

KElZER-At York. Oct. 12, to Iles- three silver black foxes.

Dated this 15th Octolle 1928.

FUR COMPANY,

8436-10-16-21.

bell. a son.

LIVINGSTON — On Sunday, 00-, _ tober 14th to Mr. and Mrs. Watson _- Livingston. Clyde River. (nee Lil-

The)". Are Real Digestive Aids

ammonia-saunter In.

l

sac Only s: ‘ was PIIDMPITIIUOGIBTS

iic meeting at 8 o'clock.- -R.ECI‘I‘AL. Grand recital and

Friday, October the

—Dr. and Mrs. Delaney, of Wel- lington, left last Saturday morn- ing by auto for Brockton, M888». 00 c5595 returned- attend the graduation oi their daughter, Miss Marie Delaney. the ass market is holding steady- They were accompanied by their Fresh eggs are Jobbing on spot at Mr. Carrol Delaney. who wil grafluatjon and onds 34 cents. ‘ Dealers are quoting .who is entering the Wentworth ln- 901mm’ shippers for ungraded eggs stitute at Boston, Mass, on Jgnu- delivered, cases returned, extras 47¢ my m.’ next" to take a gqurgg m to 48c; flrsts 42 to 43 cents; seconds

electrical engineering.

also attend the

Stock "Quotations

HALIFAX, Oct. 15.—-Quotations holding steady The

lsh b h to d w d. ilflggbergliMdyntrqelalnsStoxdkalllxchar-llge. 1mm“ w“! “lelmyed from the

New York xchange At., Top. 6t San. Fe. Ry Car s; Fdy. Co. .

. Smelt. d: Ref. Co. Bosch Mag. Co. An. Cop. Min. Co. . . . . . . . . . .. N. Y. Cen. dz Bud. Riv. R. R. Con. Gas Co. (N. Y.) . . . . . . .. Hudson Motor Car Co. . . . . .. 91 Inter. Paper Co. . .

. Stan. Oil of N. J. .. Southern Pacific . . . . . . . . .. 122

Union Pacific Ry. . . . . . . . . . .. 201% ---ii-~i______.i

U. S. Ind. Alcohol Co. . . . . . .. 1291/. Maritime Provinces. and it shows an

Westinghouse Elcc. . . . . . . . . .. 106% increase of twelve and a half miles

United States Steel . . . . . . .. 164% for every ton of freight that has

Montreal Stock Exchange

Mis. Kan. 6t Tex. Ry. . ‘Montreal Power National Breweries . Brompton . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . Brazilian Traction . . . . . . . . . .. Steel Co. of Canada . . . . . . .. Abitlbl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Dominion Bridge

Power Corporation Foreign Securities Inter Utilities-A Inter Utilities-B Can. Pac. Ry. . . . . . . . .. British America Oil Imperial Oil . . . . . . . . ..

Bank Royal ......... Bank Montreal .

Dec. . l.

A.A. U. of C. to __ Hold Annual Meeting Soon

Amateur Athletic Union of Canada, will be held at Port Arthur on De- nouncement was made following thetakingofavotebymailofthe

branch unions. Although it is felt in some quar-

TTle Markets,

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL. Que, Oct. .15.-

was done in wheat and e. few odd

ing to the recent weakness 1n the

developed in the loc- fifteen cents per bag. The undertone to the market for all lines of mill- feed was firm under a good demand. The demand for all grades of fresh