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Central Guardian

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lPYTlHIAN PLAYERS variety show, North River Hall tonight. 1i wuss McOLELLAND fits Coil- ene Corsets here todayr- Moore & McLeod, Ltd. g1

AT honors RIVER HALL to- night U19 i118 lPytliian Variety show that has everybody talking. 1i

a g l g c‘! 11 l! III airtiglicane - ~. A SFLENDID LINE of childrens’ School Sweaters, dull cuff and belt- ed. All sizes, $2.00, $2.25 and 5311p , iProwse Bro-in Ltd. ... 0o 1 - _ _ h :::“1:;:l1:::::: 112 10 16-11131 7° Der lino u! I worile

0011.214: c8511?“ to m all figures and meet all ‘needs-demon,- strated at our corset department

miscellaneous

‘vunted l0¢ll1y.—Il/loore &Mcl.eod. Ltd. 2i

1.531711». LAND sun-

ille. 111011 “many 6646-9-27M3rnoe.

_____-—-'-"T N FOR CASH OR WILL ‘$553411 for foxw. blew 31-111‘

111g CIII‘, '1‘.\G.!IV65| ilfnciilhlziur c1122 io 11 .111 6i.

R PRINTING DONE AT diiin Central Job Print- 2879-6-6-11’.

g1‘ YOU we Guar m. phone 133.

r_’_______-\-—-—i—-~—- GOO COME AND BUY THE Ymg

_ . .1 thc (‘oruwnll silll- on Saturday after- “Jim (i111, 13th nt Jenkins 8t £311 ' 151 l0 1511121

.- cuoliiill; 111 ‘he prmlry Sale on iiuuii. ("'1-

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fish/Tums wooo

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|nnds ari- ilow o vhuii ilzill)’ 61in grilullil on .51 1

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.-’—"'T_"_'_' WOULD Ll liiy iii-Lain: iiig Pill‘ 11:. -.1 ‘ Y (IXPH. Ncivton Ilclglilfl. M0110 I... .\'. ii. 00151011111111 _ — Situations \ucant lrl-r;

dollars diiilyt PXpi-riciice or can!

lzil llillll-l-l-ssaiofi Bl'i\(llBY‘G_IlFrnt'

foil. 1111i. 1542i

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..- LOST — WEDNESDAY AFTER- nplnl, ll piirsv ciliiiaiiliiig cbequo-

l-‘Iiillcl- li‘ll\i' (iiilirdian (Jfflcc. ‘

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TQLET_HQUSE, GOOD LOCA- “Pale EARNINGS STEADY EM- iilrilil-H-hlfil.’

lloli_ iilodi-rn i-oilvciiii-iiccs. ply [his llfficc. '

TO RENT.—DOUBL iilrilirin-d. .-\ppl_v W; (lei-aid St. 11iJ~10-.\i

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Hotel Victoria Water Street. Charlottetown

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Offers to the travelling public a comfortable, up-to- ‘date hotel, Containa 44 rooms with private baths- The Cuisine la famous all ever Canada. Telephone In all rooms. Courteous ear vice. '

H. c. BROWN. Manager

Charlottetown Hotel Co., Ltd.

Proprietore

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1111b at Jeilkins A‘; S02].

(except Saturday). 39 l0 15 n1 2i.

KE.TO EXCHANGE l1lili Special Six tour‘ Al i-oiiilitiop for good Write lo Melvin

KQE1QI¥PT<JE1R1STMAS firm-ling Card sample book p-prlisl-liliitlvvs iiiukilig 1911

s TEN EMENTI 111111 alill‘ furnished and other lin-

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MT. STEWART OlFlCUlT—-Rev, H~ P- T119991‘. will Drench on Sun- diiy, 19th at Iidarie, I1 a.m,; M1,, Stewart 3 p.m. and Dilnstaffnage. 730 lam. The regular Rally Day service will take place at the even. 111K service.

'—-v _ WANTED — SLEIGH RUNNER and shafbpiank. Apply proud and Moreside, Great George 5L 24—10——14—-—1n—3l l For Sale . ‘ WATER TROUBLES ovzn._ information has been received from the Water Commissioner's Office that the water =in the city wells and reservoir is no longer brackish and that when the affected water 110w in the street conduits and pip- es Iias been used up it will regain its usual purity,

FOR SALE- FIVE MILK cow; AIIPlY A. Seaman, Brackley B81101]. 145 1U 1511131

-i—_-.-_,_________ iFOB SALE-J: H. P. WATERLOO lhlllsliie at u. bargain. Will Bryen- [9111 Union. 1~l1-l0>15.\l3l.

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"FOR SALE- DOUBLE BARREL l -‘1l1°l Kiln 12 guiigc ill good coiidl- lion. Will sell lillHI1|).-—Ilt5UCIlCI‘ 1 licrgiison, llililiililiilliifitl. 1611016 mli

FOR SALE-REBUILT TRUCK WIIEOII. "Eflod as new. Also two express wagons. Proud and More. l-ildo.——125--10—-14—l11—3l.

ROTARY REPRESENTATIVE- Iiir. Prescott linker. Yurnioiith, N. S.. Rotary Governor of the. 32nd district of international Rotary which includes I’. F}. I. is at pr... sent in the city. l-Ie -huld l1 coil- fcrcncc lust night at Victoria lliltel with the executive of thc (Iliarlotti-ioivn Club uiid tonight will deliver an address at the re- gular monthly rotary mceiiilg.

SILVER FOXES FOR SALE. — Fiiwtil illialltyy, l’. I11. I. stock, ltayiii-r strain. Wrill- or call Jiiuics 'l‘liplln, New Aiinaii, P. l1) l. - 167 10 lll intstlli

WHIST LAST NIGHT. —Thurc was o. good a-ttenduiicre at thc, opcuilig whist tournament hcld list night iii Itoeury llall uildcr liil- dircc-tloil of the C. W. Ill-agile. ’l‘he ladim’ prizc for i-lic highest iiuiilbiei‘ of pilliits was won by liirs James A. Kiggins. the geiiticinnirs prize was taken; by Mr. Michael Plilenil. Thcsc toilrnilinciits will bu held weekly,

WlLLYS-KNIGHT TOURING CAR

M15124 Modcl for sale, liuis ruir 5100 ilillcs. clil-lp for quick sale. Owner lcilviilg Province. Ad- dress liox 13b‘. SIIIIIIIIUTSILIH l’. ill. I. 1C7 1i) 1C IIllSl3I

FOR SALE-AT BEDFORD STA- tlon (nine lllllCS from city) eight room house and ouliiiillillilgs iii- good repair, also tlircc acres of luiil. Siliiabll- for garden or fox ranch. Apply (loo. llerri- gun, City.

FOR SALE -— MAGNIFICENT sleigh dog with complete new act of harness; a. beautiful animal well trained and uii excellent-Wat. cll dog for any big ruiich. All ideal combination oi‘ service and coili- plliilonuhip to l1 man who loves‘ u ran] dog. Apply to E. II. liiiyiier. Sumiiicrsidiz. 177 10 14 111 3i-

Mlile Help \"I\Ilt(¥(l

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_ A SLIGHT ABSENTMINDEDNICSS ,_

"How arc you ‘getting on as the pri siding oillccr of your new chili?" “Pretty well," replied itlle empha- tic woman,

"No trouble with parliamentary points?"

"Not much. Tho only ilifflcillty I have is l0 remember that you mus-t holll on to the gnvcl aiiil huinuici" with it lilstcail of throwing ltF-Wushingion Star.

M EAN SUGGESTION.

I "l made Miss Oldgirl mad thc Barbers. Becommothier day." “Yrire Yilol "How so?" Department “She s11 d she would give me n gqpgrpllvaii‘ wrhkles. and I 1111511 I illdii't r ___ ______. care, to take them, although l knew ND 3O FOR SERV|CEISIIL hull plenty to s11are."—~11alt‘l< depunnlmr Ur 1mg,“ concern iililil.‘ American, ‘of its kind in thi- \\'0r1il. F-ili‘ education. neat nililellmme 11"“ reliable. rt-Iercnce 119561111111- \Vrilo P. r1. Orr. 130K 16°41 ' l . .i . wnn Deg M1158 10 Oct. 16 13-

ploymenl. for expert in l1 weeks. , er Berber College- | "F," Iiallfnx,

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Ef_ Female H6111 Wanted

“Why don't you go to work?"

“Pin so dead tired oi’ doing notli- iiig that I'm too tired to do any- tlilng"——Clevcland Leader.

‘WWW’- BIRTHS WANTED GlRL-MUST BE ABLE

t0 000k. Allin)’ 213 Queen Si‘

170 10 16 mzl BLANCHARD.—At their ‘home, 236

Pavilion Ave, Providence, R. I., on Oct. 8. to Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Blanchard. a daughter, Dorothea L. (Mrs. Blanchard was formerly Miss Dorothea L. (Dct) youngest daugh- ter of Mrs. Alivia and the late John A. McNevln, of Bonshaw, P.E.l.)

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i . Queen Hotel

wrmr street, Charlottetown

Thin popular Hotel hae MARRIAGES been completely renovltfli ahd refurniehed throughout and offers very comfortable accommodation to the travel-

ing public.

SELLER-SAUNDERS. — At St. Paul's Church on Wednesday. Oct. 16th 1924. at 6.15 a.i11. Ernest Frederick Seller. son of Mrs. H. B Seller to Edith Lenoro, daughter of John Saunders. All of Chur-

Vvvreboooo-o VICTORIA HOTEL

“l. V. irnistroiig, St. John; H. S

“iidiiiilkllr. St. John; N. W. Glad»

will- MUIIIFPZ John

Tululuo; Ii. C_ Christie, Toronto;

1.. Ill-(Juriniick. Toronto; ‘I’. Huck- II. Goidsteln, M011- A. C. ltiiwlings, Quebec; W. liilllll. ‘Toronto; lSydney Wol- Norman C. Rodger,

11111 lllroiito; irral; Il- (‘o0 a" Liverpool; iqliillcrsi; i‘, J. Perry, (Toronto; G eflw“ 13111191.. Yarmouth; W. L H1151. Oltiiwu. - i

. It, C. Donnell. ISt. James J .A .S. Thatcher. {will} ll; ii. Wilson, St. Jiolili; J. l‘--\\il11oil. Si. John; G. II. McCal- luiitSiiilinlcrslde; 1'1. A. “ounce,

The table la enpeclill)’ good and the public are ceurteouely cared for. Ratee $3.00 a day. BRUCE J. TAYLOR.

Manager

Charlottetown r Hotel Co., ‘Ltd.

Proprletora 0+0

lottetowli. DEATHS

LlGERTWOOD-At Vi-ctorla, B, C..‘ Oct. 9, Arthur Gordon Ligertivood.

- .__.*_ IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our. dear father MR. D. A. Nilclw-IOLSON Orwell ‘

who entered Into relt Octeb-_ el- 16th, 1923. '

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a 1~ *1 mu To see evil done and not B119“ out against it, ls to consent to_it. And take a silent share iin it.

“Liver Trouble so Severe I Had to

Mr. Thoma Honey, B

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'1 Saunders-Seller Wedding

The 111111111812 of 11111111 12111111 3111111119111. Sraduate nurse. daught- er of Mr. and Mrs. John Saunders of this city to Mr. Ernest I1‘. Seller. son oi’ Mrs. Fred Seller, Wiissolemnized yesterday morning 11l- it-lli at. St. Paul's Church, the Rector, Rev. H. D. Raymond ilffici veitllng. Thu couple were unattend

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The bride wore a handsome cos tuiiie of cinnamon brown with alone marten fur_and brown hut, and carried a bouquet of yellow roses.

As the bridal pair proceuded up the aisle the Nuptfai March by Crofflnan wus- played and after the ccremcviy, Iilenilelssohnhi Wedding March. lillss Lillian Earle prcsid 111K at tho organ.

The church was beautifully dc curated with autumn leaves. ferns and flowers by the girl friends o1‘ the‘ bride.

After the CUTGIIIOXIY Air. and Nlrs Seller motored to Iiordcn nnll crossed by the Car Ferry on all (extended honeymoon trip.

'l'l11-' (liizirdian joins its happiest fi-Ilcitntion.

Caledonlan Club Hold Meeting

The first meeting of the Burns Anilivcrsary (Tclelirution (Jonimit- ti-i- was held iii the club rooms on Wcililersilliy evening, Oct 15th. Iiir T. l“. White was appointed chair- man and Mr. T. M. lvlcfiilllzili secrc. tiiry. it was decided to hold illc ni-xt celebration on .Iaii. 26th, and 27th, 1925.

Sworn] matters in coniicrtitlli with thc programlue were (soul-is- 1d which will be further (soiisidi-r- l-d at thc iicxt ulceting of tlic colli- ilii-ttiru. Two sub (‘.()lIllIllllI.‘l‘!<l wilrl- nppoinli-il ii ]ll'iJl.{l"¢Illlilli‘ aiiiiiliit» ‘tile consisting of hlcssr-a‘. ’l‘. l<‘. Wlilic- S. A. McLeod and Jlilllltrl {Ilclsaai- 'lild Ill advertising. COIII- lllliiCt! translating of Mo. . C. l1‘. lliciioilzild. J. K. .\dcKi-ilzlr- and 'l‘. M. Jdiziiiillail. Tlii- iii-xi incl-liill; will lakc placc at tlio call of illl‘ r-lizilrnizin.

PERSONALS.

Mr. H. C. Christie. Toronto was among Ulle arrivals to the city last evening. . 1

The Misses Gladys McNutt, Mal- Deqlle. and Jennie Kielly. Char- lottetown who have spun-t their holidays at their homes left yes- terday morning on return.'to the Royal Victoria Hospital. Montreal of which they are registered nurs- GS,

Mr-nnd .\Irs. Roy Huestis, of Charlottetown, who have been on a honeymoon trip through the pm- vlilcc are expected in town Tiles- 1111)’ . afternoon and will be the guests of the Misses Coriiey.—Am— heiit News.

Wester Guardian

-—-COUNCIL MEETING. -— The rel-filler monthly meeting of the SIIIIIIIIBTSIGE} Town Council wnn held on Monday night, the Mayor and all the Council being present. The iliectin-g was chiefly devoted to routine work and the pissing of bills amounting to 810.456. Apr Deals for t-xenlption of Poll Tux were received 011 behalf of Rev. J. F. Denny (deceased). Messrs. David Arlllng, Jelns Pmcrs and J. W. Clarke and were on motion granted. A motion was passed authorizing the Finance. Ci-llllllll- ice to piirphuse Victory Bonds to| the amount oi‘ $7.500 for Slnkfng Fund purposes. A bill for 82b frolil Mr. J. J. Johnston for coun- sel I'm as Attorney-General I11 mutter of the Town versus ltay 'l‘uiitoil was received, l‘i‘illl1'.lIl(l laid ()\'i‘l‘ uii.i.il Il‘t.‘X.i iliectiiig. lteports wcru received froln the various coiiiiiiitteies, (foiiiicillilr Pope, Chair iilalr oi‘ tho Finance. Coni- lIllllPLH reporting that tlic Hovcroi Ililllilfllliikllfi hall ..lll t)‘v'4‘l'Ili‘il\\'Ii their apportioilnlcnts and must tilcri-forc ccoiioillizc- for thc bal- ance of the ycur.

PIPELESS FURNACES

1he Furnaces

with the dry powdered joints and proven air

blasts

See, them today At

“Economy

Charlottetown

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Alln-riiiil was I'Zlllt'il llli‘ iiiglil uii llll- iltli Inslalll. 'l‘ll1- (‘iilirl ll lill'<~l iviis bill IIIullVlTllPi) filll-li. iiui llll prvsvlli. l'.\illlilll‘il :1 d--l-,1 Illli‘l't‘.\l iii llic liiattcl- lllii|t‘l' iliscu )ll, iliillll-ly, tlll- t'lifi'll'it‘ lgliilily, coil» tract lil llo iEllli'l'('1l iiiiii 111i llll- 1-x-. plration oi‘ tlii- pri-si-ilt (7l)Ill.l'ili'l on‘

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\i().\i'l‘Itl~IAl._ (lei. l5. —“| iliiiik thc pviilllw of Canada might do iiiaily iiiiiiw- foolish illiiigs illilll lzilil- sill-ll llviltllhllis‘ would lcl llli‘ (lovrriliiiriit know tllal it is llli‘ sl-rvailt of ilic law and not its mus.

Five Indians

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lit-cause lic was believed to bc 1i \\'|7.III‘(I, a 17-ycor~uld lii1liaii~ lad Iliiillifil Moccasin is zlllcgird to l1av<~ been iliurilcrcii by tllc-si- indliiils. llc was liiliig iii-lid ilii\\‘ll\\‘ irds fiuiu a troe Willi his liailils til-l llulllilil llllll ail left to frcczc to death last wliitl-r Wlltfll thc Wtltllli- ('1' iviis buiow zero. Latcr llc was tllkcu dowil, ilciten with rocks and buried. lt is believed lic was burii-il while still alive.

Siiicc JIIIILI tlic iiioiinties bccli at work I)ll ilii- case. To rciich the territory o!’ the :1! Indians they bud to travel ilelrly a thousand miles oil foot- with pack dogs and thulr canoes on thc ilangi-roils upper Liurd. 'I‘licy finally: made camp in the neighbor- hood of iii tribe. when thu inspect- or was fired cli. The officer, air though llc holds the world's rc- cord for revolver shooting. did not return illi,‘ fire. After weeks 4.1‘ searching for clues, they d1 covi-r- ed a hole that had been scratched out by a ivolf. Liriiier tliu planks u few feet illown- they found lilo body o iii boy. hands tied behind him.

One of the Indians came along at the time and. belle-ring that another wizard had told thc offic- ers where the boy was buried, ccn- teased. The confuisiiln was that 4511?. ithc squiiw. hnd tied the boy ‘Moccasin heud iluwnwlird because Big Alex hail n drizam that thc boy was a ivizaril.

'l‘1hert1 “'11s i: preliminary trial at Laird by Inspector Wunscll. who holds a commission as a Illilgis- trate.

—'i‘lic (luarilizin is Dltltlfillll to re-

victim of thc shooting ilccldinl. at rlllerslfi: lust 'l‘l1ursilay night and Wll-‘i was very skilfully operated ilpoii in lhi- Prince County liospit- al. is improving iild good hopes arc now cutciialiicd of his recov- cry.

Anniversary Service In St. J 0hn’s Church

St. John's Anglican (‘iiiircli wiis crowded Tuesday night for the 22nd ziiliiivcrsary of its dedication. Iiesiilcs Mr. C. (l, ltaiid lay reader iii charge of the Parish. the follow. ing Clergy present in the Chancel. Rev. Rural Dean Wliltu, Rev. E. M. Malone and Rev. C. it. (Iiimiilings. Rector of Christ Church, Sydney,

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'l‘l11- church was beautifully de- corated with the fruits of the field. greens and Union Jacks.

The service opened with the hymn "O God, our help in ages past.“ foiloived by tbu opening prayers lead by Mr. Rand, who also

led in the special psalms 84 and 122. Rev. Mr. Malone rend the first lesson and Rev. Mr. Cummings the second. Thi- Rural Dean took the prayers for the Royal Family and prayers regarding dedication ser- vices. and for those past and pre- sent members of the congregation.

in the course of ii few remarks Mr. Rand reminded those present that next Sunday is rho exact date of the dedication of the Church. and stated that eight of the origin. nl committee of 12 men who hlld qrranged for the erection of thu C1111?“ were Present at ‘he 59"‘ ’l‘he'indians in the Lisrd ilstrlci V108. He‘ “Qlwmed llW (316151! 11"“ lure firm believers in witchcraft others who had collie long dfstlinc-lund torturing and hanging ma“: 95 m 1M“ l“ the servlce- believed to l)i' nccroniancers ‘is

The Rural Dem‘ o“ ‘interim; m“ said to be a coiil-lnon practice. pulpit extended on ‘behalf of the hm“. reports from we region Deanery a cordial welconle to Rev my a gm named Madeune an}? Mr. Cummings, who he stuttul was peak‘ of wr_lchcrarl_ was hmag up 3 10W“ 51111 0i 111° Dlmese- hellm" by .1 foot lindariii for three (lays. lug been born ciluclteil and labour. S)“, no“. ‘yams “kg u crab mostly 9d 115 11 Priest l" "- Since hi3 or‘ on one foot and one hand 11111111: thi- 111111111011 The 01113’ "me in which injured arm and leg for balancing‘ he had loft it was at ‘the call of ' King and Country during the world war. After the Rural Deans address a hymn was sung, and the Rev. air. Cummings on entering tho pulpit spoke of several iiiclilcnts in con- nection with tho building of the Churuh. The corner stone was laid by Archdeacon lteagh in Septemb- er 1901, and the speakers on that occasion were Sir Louis Davies, Mr. Justice Fitzgerald and Ills Honour Jildge Wnrburtcni. ‘The Church being opened and dedicat» ed on 19th. October 1902.

Mr. Cummings then took as his text a verse from St. Paul's Epistle to the Epliviiiins "Husbands love your wives. even also as Christ loved the Church and gave himself for it, etc." During the coiirsu of l splendid sermon dealing lurgcly

with tiho Holy Church. the Rev. speaker urged upon those present that they should not only love thc church, but "that they should lair our for it, silioilld stiffer for it need be, and fight cvuii unto death for the church, not to fight with swords and spears but fight against the insidious remarks of those. who if they had thefr way should unchurch the Church.

Afitcr the sermon Mrs. E. (l. (Joonlbs and llc-v. Mr. Malone song two sacred selections.

A service of which Mr. Rand and 1he congregutim niigiht well be proud of was then brought ‘to a close by the benediction being glv. cu by thc Rural Dclln and thc R1» evasion-111 Hymn "IiIu-lt be thc tlc that binds.“

Bnnvomtfvr FATHER

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of the liver for ten montlu. and finally I had to quit work‘. I would wake up in the mornings with a bitter tute in my mouth. had frequent heed- aclm, yellow complexion. and pain in my right aide, and be- tween the elioulder blades. It was almost unbearable. and terribly weakening. I could not sleep at niglii and my heart also bothered me. But the whole trouble ha: new left me, thanka to the’! wonderful medicine. Dr. Qaeel Kidney-Liver Pills."

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THE MONEY - it) PAY

WOHDEQ IF HE is _ WFlbtKEHiN '

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WHY 01D I EvEQ MAKE

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