NLY WH . WNERS ENJOY

l Nov. 1st.

._ _ _, _' ‘ Jo's TAXI day and mp1: m- vioo. Phone 687 or IUD-J.

POTATOES —' We wunt firm oi. taro car lots whites and Reds tor lmliledlﬂte and tutnrejelivsry. Get in touch with us. Coin-ad & Co. 2293-20-4“.

HUNTER RIVER CIRCUIT. — Services Sunday Oct. 31: North tvutsnii-e 11.00. o. 111.; Wheatley River 3.00 p. n1.; Hunter ytiver 7.00 0.111. It. H. Baxter, minister

‘PROVINCIAL mcouis TAX ltayar; srersminded that discount will 11111 be allowed. after Monday,

237140-3011’

POWNAL CIRCUIT-Service for next Sunday; Pownal 10.45 a. m.; 1Millview at 2.30 p. m- 111 the even- ‘ng at Pownni Rev. R. W. R0161, D. D- of Halifax, will preach at 7 o'clock. All should hear D1. Ross’ message. /

1—"-— .

HARTNEY-There will be preach ing service in l-lartney Hall on Sunday. Oct. 131st, at 2.30 p. n1. Sub- ject o! sermon. “A Trembling Poll ticnn" Rev, (i; W. Ford will be 1hr speaker.

REV. NEIL HERMAN will pretwh in the Prince Edward Theatre. Sun- day evening_ October 131st at 8.30 o'clock. Admission tree. Every body welcome. Subject— A farce i11 four uct1s~Ct1s¢ of Charutrterai. Tho (lovernmont —~ The Doctor — The Ilootlcuiztvrs and the People.

SUCCESSFUL RALLY DAV. - There trim held I11 tho llnitcd Ublirull, (iavcndisil on the evening .11 Out. 17ti1, a Ttttlly Buy service .11 connection with the Sunday School. Be-sidcs the responsive

UvQKSALESTAXEURvLNQUCISZW reading, and hymns. each scholar

' McLAINE ssnvtcs ' STATION 186 Grafton Street

H. Gundy, of ‘Loronto, who has the- in- ent Bankers‘ Association of

elected a governor of

took some 1111ec’al port in the ex~ elcises, 'l‘he beatttlfui pageant entitled "Uilitctl for Sit-vice", was splendidly curried throutrh 11nd wna 11 pleasing part 111' the. pro- giam. Tlzetre wan 11 iﬂrke attend- ance and a collection oi‘ $16-00 was" lnkcil in a’d oi‘ tho Maintenance and Extonuioti Fund. 1iucl1 credit bciltg duo the organist 11nd the old- er girls for the success oi‘ lilh: meeting.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH OVERFLOWS-Owing to the fact that many of’ the Sunday evening services. in the Central Chrlstiult ‘Church, witness httntirgtis turned away, the ‘services, tomorrow, 1Suu- (lay evening, will be such 111s to ac comtnodnte all who come. At T o'clock. Mr. Herman will npeak in the Central tChristiatt Church-and at S:30—aft.er the services of the other churches are oven-he will speak in the tPrince Edward thee- tre on the subject-"A Farce i11 Four Acts. Cast of» characters; The (lovernment- The Doctors -—- Tl1e Bootieggerr; and The People." The Huge and growing comedy oi’ the dpy will be painted. Mr-. Her man claims the humiliation}; should be taken from our doctors; the bottleggers can he driven to cover; and the rum runners (-2111 become a thing hi’ the pal-st. All are wel- (rome.

Butter cream- Caramel- Nutmeats-

all dressed upin a. chocolate overcoat

-that’s,,

H enry 11 The Dollar Candy in 10c. Size

Now nude in Canada by WALTER M. LOWNEY CO. Limited, Montreal

Ilitul i? 11. Tlloulh my: ‘ “wet: are the bolt

. more. ‘ 5,2},

WNDAY 3ERVICE8. -Divine' seivices Oct. 31. Vaileyfieid 11 a. "l-"Jind '_? p. 1a., Eldon 3 p m.

55E PRICES in the Rogers lllwdtlfl-"e tC0-1 Ltdﬂs trindow-s lot .he b g cash andcarry sale; Nov, 1 <0 Nvv- 6th- 21111-10-30-21

43-——1r

_ THE OFFER for the best Prem- um yet closes on October 30th. D0 lot be late and tnieg Qriis opportun- ly 0t securing ti verxihandy and VIEOILII case 0t needles ‘with your iubscrintion.

WILL YOU BE DIQAPPOINTED . at you are too late to pqgplvg a “m, - 1f needles with your renewal sub- _ wription, ovoid it by sending your yearly subscription to the Guardian

I w ore October 3mm Col. H. A. Mullins, former M. P.

for Marquette, Mam, who declares that injudlcious statements of Tor- onto Conservatives brought about the Tory rout at the general elec- tlon.

_ REV. NEIL HERMAN will preach IDVIIIB -Prince Edward ’I‘heatre — next Sundayvevening, October 31st. 1t_ 8.30 o'clock, Rev. Neil d-iernmn ivtzlll speak in the Prince Edward llNeilrgilﬁnAfggslillbéeailtdtﬁ lcndcled a miscellaneous ¢hower _e,.s_ Govemlnent _ Doctors __'_ at her l1o111e and was the iec pient

Iinmkyggers __ People. Tm“ ML also on that OCliillIiOil of 11111111 prel- 1111111 11111 1111111 1111» 1111 oil’ ‘i’ 9"" ‘,‘“"l"' “m” ., n- “ h“mm,,__“ ma‘ m“ hm 'iho (11111r1liu11 join; with 11 l1o.~1t come putrid iu the ltcutrilti-oi‘ a l“ Ilium“ dunking 0801110. 1w11y not face 11111 “" “"““""“- 1

facts? Why not end the farce? __.W__.4+>--___

IN MEMORIAM

MRS. MICHAEL MURPHY

BEAUTIFUL MEMORIAL SER- IICE- Various scctiolis of l‘. E. ‘eiund aro soiling a wortlry exam. ole by their 11111111111 Memorial Day ‘or tho 1111111 who gave up their llvm y" m‘? (‘wlll W“ ma‘ the m“ 0t '|‘l1t- tieaih occurred at Panmuro .111 11111911 liVi’ as free peﬂliitt- 01"" lslutid , Friday morning after 11 ltamllm‘. “mm”? ‘hm!’ "l"11""‘5<‘\i|\v1> nlonihs‘ illnen: from paralysis .l(]lt\i)liiil0lltl 'ls lllui. lwld yearly at o; M...’ M,,,~phy’ag,,,| 51; yeﬂrmwlfq

o“ smdhfls Mmmmem i" (“"11" 111‘ M1". Michael liitlrphydllgii Sheriff 1316b [gnu kyﬁnr evenmnng 9on1‘ for ‘King's County. hdeed till‘? 1. .lt 11 lmemorztble duyl A1111. Murphy before her marriage hp “dermal? wean“ was iilelli- was Mir-in Margaret 1w1g11t, daugh- _,_' n f“ "llli-“ltliiy tattle will ter of 11111 1.1m 111111111 Wight. she ' e P“ rml“ m He“ Mr- Allkil" was a mo-it estimable woman, and {f (Omlvml, “"9 "f ml"- Frimk hurl a very wide circle of friendn/in llﬂtlPiiGﬁ ni- (Jlttrlottctown most U,“ port o1" the country. who will “l‘l"““*‘l"“ "i"! iilﬁilllh] l11‘"\'0l<ii\tl- lcurn,witl1 sorrow oi‘ her death I18 pcﬁliitl ul tho tllSiI‘1(‘i feci tlﬁitll- when virtually I11 tho prime oi‘ wo- y lzratcful "to these gentlemen and 111311110011,

o others who lmvo kindly hclpctl 11 three yearly progrn111s.

snrrowing lnlsbnnd sovcn 111111.; 11nd four daughters. 'i‘l1c $0115 art-z»- A _ Terrence in Lon Anlzeics, Howard “I _.1"““Y “m-"m" ‘Willllnl; wvk in.Montreal_ A. A. in Dartmouth. "l ﬁfe M me home cf ‘he "T141973 N. S., and Herbert, Fabien, Jerome 3"} enfff m‘ welmesilﬁy IIYIEPIIOOII. and ‘Eugene at home. The daugh- Ji-l- 11th. a’. three o'clock, wl1e11te1-a are:—-1Mrs. DeWest oi’ 1La ‘WLS M35911 Yoilngesi daughter oLSalle, N. Y., Mrs. P. S. Purdie oi .Vlr. and IVirs_ Heglﬂl‘ Buchnuatt. Saskatchewan, whowas home when Filllllel‘ Rivet‘. was united in mar-l1e11uother passed away. and Stella liill-te to Mr. E1111 G. Toombs, son and Gladys at home She also if Alix! and Mrs- idred 'l‘oon1l1s,-leaves three brothers and three .'ort1 tustctrTlle l1rlti'1l pally eypaisters, Lervdthetirawing1-<1o111‘\\'.E1.icl1 was The funeral will take place-at. uandsolncly decorated fol the oc- Sturgeon, on Sunday afternoon at _-asion, to the otraint oi’ the Bfidfﬂ 2.30. service's to be held in St. clitiorug. from Loheglin, piaycd ])y Paul's Roman Catholic Church. . ss eutrice Mac! end. 'I‘he 11111.1 i——<4>>————-— iUlllE! btide. who 11-115 given 1n 11111111 MARGATE SCHOOL little hy her father, looked ratliant-' ~ iy lovelly in :1 gown 111‘ (giggly-jg blue] Holnor ttioii of Qliilig-tllle School out ve_ vet on gray xvﬂih gray 5poe~~ for t u» montl of ‘ep e1111er: to match. Hel elaborate arnl| ("We X—11HBIP" Mmkti- )0ll‘(]li8l wa-s of; Orphcliu 110561.31 Grade Vlll—1 Muriel '.\ia:k.s 2. white Carnations, and Maiden Hair Nliidretl Baker. Fern. The bridesnlaiti. Miss lliil (ifﬁtie Vli—1 Dorothy 'I‘it0tl1D80ﬂ- Toombs. sister of the gloom won; Grade Vl—1. lion llakel 2 Mztnfe ruse pink georgette w'th rsilve-r or- (‘onnell 3 .(i-a1'dl11er Mark-a. nament. The groom was ably Grade V——1 (iladys Ilaker 2 Olive supported l1y Ziir. Wellington ‘Glydon 1i Keihh Woodside. Mute-h, ‘Cylllbhill. ilntnctiiately Grade lV—1 Louise Johnson 2 area-oiling the ceremony "O l’el't'ecl,|lt‘teri Howard ii Eldon Mann. ove", was very sweetly sung by (ll-title iii—1 A111111 Fitzsinnuons Mini Rota Pickering. The im-IZ Atldrcy Baker ll Vivian Marks. lllessive doublering service wasi Grade Il-Fred Cameron 2 0801i. Rev. Ewen .\it'Dougall, Char- Giudys Folluntl 3 Enid Hendemon- ICHCiOIVII officiating. arr-listed hyI Grade l ial~l~ Dorothy Baker Rev. 1R. l-I. Baxter, B. A. The f! Charles Dcun"s ii Olive Wood bridal party stood lmdcr 11 c1111opy side. 0t‘ white bells, streamers 11nd cuti Grade l (bl-l Ian ilendenton 2 flowels, the coim scheme ti'1rough- Ralph Howard ll Duncan Hender- otli being pink and \vh'te- Follow- son. ing the ceremony, ovcr sixty in-l Perfect Attendance: Garriiliiler vitcd guests sat down to the 11ret-..\ia1-ks, Olive Glydnn. Louise Jo n- lily appointed tea tables wlticitlson, Gladys Follantl, Evelyn Jothn~ were prcnlded over by hits. (Biathlon, Dorothy Baker. Chatie-s Den t. E. Croksn. Charlottetown undlnis. Mrs. i). ‘ii. MaoLeod. Later i11 [he eygﬂllng 111g lmppy ' young Keen llinurd’: Llnlmcnt in the house

rouplo left by motor for Windsor. THE MARKETS

N. 3., where they will visit friends, MARKETS

TOOMS-BUCHANAN NUPTIALS

tho bride irnveliitlg in a 111a1111isi1 gray tweed suiijrith hot. to tmttch. 1nd wcuriltg n lu1n1i»=on1c nonthcrn 11111skr11t cool, a kill from hol- inth- or. Muuy illllﬂl‘ i11111uiiful includ'ng niivcr, out glass,

11ml several s11.i\1-1tu1rt'lui x-hoqucsn, testify to tho popularity of thoi young cottplc. A11 cvonina provi- ous to hcr murr 11:11, the bride was

CIIAITI1OTTE'PO\VN

Tulhips

Ours

tiny cwl. Straw cwt. Pork . Young Pigs

: ..

F awcett Ranges, won the Gold

, Medal 1n Vancouv-

i 01f in 1925 and 1926 A

The completeness. work msnship, high grade mater ials and beautiful appearanc of Fawcett. ranges, won for them the gold medal in one of Canada's longest exhibi

1111111-“311111 1113025 and 192s. The Ftiwcett line is made I thehilaritimes by Maritnti wotjkmerhhas a variety o_

sihiibwiina» co.-

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WATER BOTTLE‘

SOLD

BECAUSE

FIRST 1t 115s wide 111111 walls which prevent bull- lnq or buckling.

SECOND It hn H wide "Wk which makes It easy t0 ﬁll.

THIRD Stopper In chained . to bottle and cannot bs- _ _ come lost or mlslalt, _

FOURTH stopper w i II moulded Into- ruti P1 0° wlpg. or cement used to hold It in pIIQQ-y

Fli-‘TH Pure Patti “Rubber. _

SIXTH It in moulded In one .3851; piece. No name or hlmI- 1110151099 Inge to Income ioounsd-

SEVENTH Guaranteed two, yearn.

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i SUMMERSIDE MAlbK-ETS lEglzs, (dozen) 2F1—38 Blltiitll‘ . . . . . . . .. 27~2S Hay (pressed) . Calfskin»;

Outs (new) . ‘Potatoes (new)

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MT. STEWART MARKETS 32-35

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She loaves to mourn besides a‘

THE CHARLONOWN GUARDIAN '

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CANADA’S

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/ In buying a produr! HIP/J l: radio, i! i: advisable lo ronsidrr we'll {be stability 0/ Ibo 1nakcr. N0 ntanu- farfurer in the imluslry is organized on s ﬁrmrr foam- Jalion than DeForest f5

Crosley. Tbcy are blliiding ' ‘n not only for today F11.‘ [or

to-morrow.

The Musicoue

An imprulwl Iunc reticular, bringing I0 radio n1 [titular/inn rmu slmnlanls of rxurtncxt in lam- 11ml banner/y. Prin-

$16.00 8t $19.75-

C-S Console

Famous C-S Circuit in M cLagzm Como/r. BuiIl-irl sﬂM/zrr. Rejrt-ls 111111211111 ml stations. Crmlrullrd by one lmml. Unxur- [tasted lone qualify. Canada’: grt-alrst mzlio vnluc at

$115.00

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GnEATesrr RADIO VALUES

Beckoning Beacons

(El-IE beckoning brilliance of thc landing light: guides the air mail to safety. The sign of the DcForcst 86 Croslcy Author- ized Dcaler guides you to satis- faction in radio.

sets to meet Canadian condi- tions. Then they selected dealers who are experts in their ﬁeld, who know local conditions and who can qdvisc you as to the set that best meets your require-

In Canada, reception is men“-

aﬁectcd by great distances from principal broadcasting centres, extremes of heat and cold and variations of topography. This makes expert advice desirable to get just the set that: operates with the greatest eiﬁciency in your home.

Now, DeForc-st 8t Crosley are known not only for their in- ventive genius, their manufac- turing resources, but for the high typc of dealer who repre- sents them.

Go to the DcForest 8c Crosley Authorized Dealer, and be con- ﬁdcnt of obtaining the best that radio oiicrs.

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Local DeForest 8c Crosley Dealers

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RETAIL STORE—l71 KENT/ST. CHARLOTTETOWN PHONE 420-L. OPERATING CFCY BROADCASTING STATION

Complete stock all Radio AccessoriesBurgess & Everready B Batteries, Westinghouse Radi-otron, Tubes, Rectigon Chargers. Balktte & Phllco B Eliminators. Prestoiite Storage Batteries. ,

Ygur trade will be appreciated and will assist us to give you better

and more frequent local Broadcasting-

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Great George Street, Charlottetown

- Authorized DeForest & Crossley Dealer Sets. Installed rand Serviced All Types of Batteries

and Tubes Etc, in Stock ’

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