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for Red Rose Orange Peirce In clean. bright Aluminum

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Miscellaneous

JNO. ALFBED MACDONALD Land Surveyor, Hermanville. P. E- 1- 8-7-1 mo.

MEMORIAL! AND MOUENING cards at shortut notice. Guard- ian Job Printcry.

SHIPPING TAGS. EXIPEDITIOUS- ly aullilliod. Guardian Job Print- 017- ti.

Agents Wanted,’

araarr AGENTS" - warns 1o.- Catalogue. United Art Limit- fl, 4 Brunswick, Toronto. v 'll30-.8-15i-wam-2-6i

GENTS WANTED ‘IO BELL PER.- sonal Greeting Cards. best value ever shown, easy to sell. Regal Art company, Manuiacturers, 310 spadina, Torontoi‘ " " ‘

A. W. Sept. 15-29.

_ BIG $5 PRIVATE CHRISTMAS-

Greetinll Cardhsample book iree; men and womenalready making live dollars up a daily. in spare lime; experience or ‘capital unnec- msary. Garretson Co., Brantiord. Ont. ‘ x A. W. 6-241

$250 MADE -| SPARE TIME IN CITY OB Town, taking orders. Delivery later. Personal Greeting Cards. Something new and snappy. "Im- perial Art" 51 Wellington West. Toronto. A. W. Aug. 29-ti.

CORRESPONDENCE CARDS AND envelopes with address printed. just tho thing ior acknowledge- ment. intimations, etc. Guardian Job Priniery. ti.

Male Help Wanted

WANTED AT ONCE—BELL BOY. Apply Hotel Victoria. V 7767-9-14-31

BIG EARNING. STIADY EM- ployrnent ior Barbers. Become ex- pert in B weeks. Write Moler Bar- ber , College, Department "P" Halliax. 3-1-22-ttsti

WANTED-PERSONS TO GROW Mushrooms ior us in waste cellar space. all iail and winter. Earn upwards oi $25.00 weekly. Illus- trated booklet sent anywhere for stamp. Dominion Mushroom Co., Toronto 3. M. H. W. Sept. 15.

WANTED — A RELIABLE SALES ' representative. We want reliable representative to handle line of nationally advertised products in Prince Edward Island. Man with experience selling iarm trade pre- ierred. 09135 to 40., Closing as- sistance given. Mustbe in posit- ion to devote iull time. You will be trained at our expense. includ- ing a trip to our factory li you qualiiy. This aiiords real oppor- tunity for the right man to es- tablish himself in profitable and

WANTED-SIX MEN AND TEN boys, Monday. 17th. Sept.. to har-

rapidly growing business. Apply in vest 00 acres potatoes. M. J. own handwriting to P. O. Box 370. Mclver. Kinkora. P- E- I- Saint John. N. B. 7750-9-13-31

772-9-14-31

YOUNG/MEN AND YOUNG WOM- en wanted to assist in finishing photographs and willing to travel in Maritime Provinces. Good wag- es and expenses paid to the right

Articles For Sale FOB SALE-AT BARGAIN IIALF-

horse power motor. Can be seen Pa"? APP]? B“ ca" at a. vlhmeomhirs Store. Guerdmt 7784,9444; 7786-9-14-21

Central guardian

TIIE FUNERAL oi the late Clem- ent Drake will take place irom the residence oi his brother. Wilbert Drake. tomorrow. Sunday aiternoon service staLing at 1.15. Interment Cornwall cemetery.

I-‘UNER-ALS SUNDAY-The iun- erals oi Mrs. Benjamin Binns. 85 Richmond street. and James Doug- herty, Hensley street. will be held irom their late residences at 2.15 Sunday afternoon.

CORRECTION - In a recent issue oithe GuardianMrs. J. B. Gaudet was credited with winning 3rd. prise ior iern at the provincial Exhibition. This should have read ilrst prise.

P___ ST. PETEWS BAY UNITED CONGREGATlON-Them will be service on Sunday. Sept. 16th. in the United Church. St. Peter's Bay. at 11 a. m.; Grcepwich at 3 .p. m.. and Marie at '1 p. m. Services will be conducted by the Rev. D. M. Sin- clair, M. A. ' _ LEI-T FOB AMHERST-A large party oi local theatrical talent and a ‘ oi ‘ ' leit by mot- or cars yesterday morning ior Arn- herst. where they will take part in a big concert to be staged there. the proceeds to be donated in aid oi a new hospital to be erected there.

NARROW ESCAPE-Mr. Harold Walsh, hardware traveller ior ET. Holman Ltd. had a close escape irom death on Thursday when the car in which he was driving was precipitated irom the Lower Mon- tague ierry whari. Mr. Walsh. in company with Mr. J. H. Cleveland. oi Halifax, was in Montague. when he decided to go to Georgetown alone. On nearing the ierry at Lower Montague he iound it had leit ior Georgetown. but as he was about to turn back the Captain oi the ferry saw him and signalled that he would return for him. Mr. Walsh then drove the ear down to nearly the end oi the float so that he would not delay the accomodat- ing Captain. The ierry was already entering the dock and as, it did so the float went down and the car slipped off into 16 feet oi’ water. The doors and windows oi the car were all ‘closed and as Mr. Walsh had been accustomed to drive an old model Ford he started searching for the old clasps to open the door. The car was-beginning to fill with water and only in the nick oi time did he manage with a superhuman exer- cise oi strength to open the door. As he came up through the l6 feet oi water he thought he was climb- ing stairs, evincing that he was reaching a state oi exhaustion and that he had ireed himself none too soon. Mr. Walsh was a strong swirn- mer which probably saved his liie. as he had to swim fifteen ieet to the whari beiore he was pulled out by the ierry crew. He is now rest- ing comiortably at Poole's Hotel. Lower Montague, but is suffering from a chill and shock.

BIRTHS

ESTABLISHED CANADIAN= printing and llthographlng house desires representatives ior their advertising calendar line. Liberali commission. Apply with iuil par- ticulars and reierences to London. Ontario. Post Ofiice, Box 680.

7773-9-14-31

I01l. SALE - THREE POOL

tables 1 Billiard table. Apply to

Mrs. Geo. Grady, Summerside. 7851-9-8-15-22-Sat.

IAKEES’ OVENS-WRITE FOR. catalogue; time payments if de- sired; some used ovens on hand. Hubbard Oven Company. 1100‘ Queen Wcst. Toronto.

A‘. F. S/‘July 14-21-28. Aug. 4-11- 10-25. Sept. 1-8-15-22-29.

AGENTS-IF YOU LIKE TREES and shrubs. why not sell them? Make a business oi 1t._Part time or iuil time. 900 varieties oi prov- en Red Tag Nursery Produc Cash every week. Equipment and instructions iree. Write Dominion. Nurseries, Montreal. .

M.H.W.-02-5-10-sti

Sittuation warmed

WANTED - PERMANENT POSI- tion ior responsible man with knowledge oi iox business. P. A.

AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY

Ferqushsrson. 1171-9-14-41. $35 $50 c“ BE EARNED -- - weekly in spare time For s“, ' selling well known line Personal

Christmas Cards. Scores of Steno- graphcrs. Accountants. Clcrrsfl. etc.. exceeded this last season. Beautilul new samples iree. Mas-

IOII" SALE AT KENSINGTON- Desirable residence. Good lot and barn. Apply to L. T. Lowther.

LANl-‘F At Montague, Saturday- Sept. 8, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lane, a daughter.

MABRIAGES

CAMPBELL-—IIARDING.—At the Manse. Summerside. on Septemb" 12th by the Rev. C. J. St. Clair Jeans. Leslie Campbell oi Park Corner to Mary. daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Harding oi Park Corner.

BEST-McKIINNON-In St. John's Church, Crapaud. P. E. 1.. on Aug. 14th. 1928, by Rev. Chas. C. Rand. Rector. Thomas Hodgson Best and Elizabeth Ann McKinnon. both oi Crapaud. P. E. I.

McLEOD-IVRLEOD-At the resi-

lience oi ‘Jib mother oi the bride.

Mrs. A. J. McLeod. Kinross, at 12 o'clock noon on Sept. 12th by the Rev. G. A. Grant, assisted by the Rev. W. Meikle. Christine McLeod oi Kinross to Ernest McLeod oi Or-

te Krait C0.. Limited. Toronto. _ 7181-0-14-31 “L” hm . - 5mg“ we" <10" yo; SALE _ My t. An“ AT towns also. 9551115 Brookflgld, p_ E_ Bland. J°hn| M- H- w- Sept“ 4'6'B'11'13'15_18_ Stewart. I 3°4*'25'7'- DRAKE-At Sackville. ch. B‘? 77l0-12-14-17-19-21i I Thursday. sent. 13th» m“ - TQQCIIOFS Wanted Drake. Funeral irom the residence F012 SALE-CHEVROLET LATE - oi his brother. Wilbert Drake. Com- model Baby Grand. well upho1- WANTED-Isl‘ OR 2ND CLASS wall. humeral notice later.

‘eacher ior East Point School. Supplement $90.00. APDW 5t "We to Stewart McIntyre. Sec‘y. oi ‘fl-ugtegg, 7896-9?Il~1°i

Lost

Itcred. good condition. perfect “T111108 order. Bargain. quick sale. owner leaving Island. Apply Queen Street or Palmer dz

Watson. Great George St. WOQ-B-liidi '

BINNS-At 13th. Mrs. Benlamin Binm axed 46 years. Funeral Sunday at 2.15 irom her late residence 65 Rich- mond Street to St. Dunstsn's Cath- edral. thencc to the Roman Catho-

FOR sate AT naaanaaaanc.

enty acres oi land. with clwel- l-"BT-"m" Gm“; “ETWBEN

The Vogue and Hughes DHIB

lic C Y- DOUGllEllTY—-At SMRVIIIB Sept-

l a house and out build s, all "l 800d condition. " isms. lble. owned by George Morrison. Monctcn. Apply to P; ;A.,‘Morris- ‘"1- Box 14a Brsadalbane.

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'0" SALE-w: IIA ncir-‘N illl values in ianns. some iuilyl "lllillnqd. in the morn iqrtile sco- Our

Store. Phone 58 l-L. Reward.

pen in box. Finder please leave at ' Guardian Oiiice. TFiF-iI-lfi-il»

ihthxrltkg; m.ga"§g¢st§f§'m n. Reward. Leave at Guardian. gm‘ pf stil. éowvfi ?’§."fi¥~°'""'"-.,"g- p; yrfiiiiifdil. '£..‘Z'°.‘€.'..’i. ‘t’? w. g '< ~ ' ‘l dglzFiLllderlelfi atProwse Oar- : l . "f Wanted ' 1;; "t °"",

vars-shah ~35“ i "on . We». m‘: cannabis-elf? “g5? victor-law!‘ ' t’ ‘l l __ Mfli-D-lflli oharlotleown cover irom our mot- . - .1 ’ ortanhcruoarlhauohclcnvtl- lFemais HQIp.w.nfQd__ iy w. n. Ailkeh a com MW nawreo'os_..~ new» " " “ twiddle-laud ‘general To L0! . ‘Pranuctrrortdtitix’ ~ Mommas-ominous - ~ {veer-cuts ognvanlcnofi and unu- Anolv Wilma-a loos more m .. . ‘I'M-MM! appiyifwarorar. f . . ‘= ‘IflWO-lbvll‘ ‘V; 511"‘ . "vorllawliiclrilh: 1 ' ran- W. m..... . M.T... w oath Ptei .. "man w” also “ha” ,M_.$"§9\J .._.i [nun].

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KlLPATlllCK-PBAOBII LOST-TAN SUITCASE BETWEEN apt L 193g. William Nethqrly. he- ‘ Charlottetown and Richmond. “wed son oi Mr. and Mrs. Knpou-ick, 4240 Osler Aves in his ' 7005-9-17” ma year. Beside! hi! parent-l hc l! survived by one mother. and two sistefl. Miss $189931 Ind

In‘: as". . “m, - -. ~ - "'°1'°'“'” 219m I-Iornor st. Rev. Dr. James |0arruthers oiiiciating. Interment

ember 13th. James Doughmy. cscd 7186.50 years/Funeral irom his late res- ___.___- liaohoo Hensley Street Sunday aitcr-_ [,05T_BETWEEN ELM AVlNUEhooh at 2.15 to st. Dunetons Cath-

and P. W. College. a iountalnpdral thence to the Roman Cathol-

ic Cemetery- away on

Thomas

Donald. lliss Heather. all at homo. Funeral

[gully plot. Ocean View Burial Park. (The above death notice is taken irom The Vancou (B. C.) Daily Province oi September 0th inst. Mrs. Thomas Kilpatrick was formerly Miss Ilsie Maolflnhon oi Chari- qtteMiIh-h l.» " ‘

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Sackville. September '

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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Roberta G. Spencer.

[Fellow oi’ Trinity College u! Iiusic, London.) . Director and Organist oi Baptist Church

(‘lanes in Plano, O-rgan. Theory

Studio phone 461-1. Studio Bap- list Church. Fitzroy Street. Ilours. 1-3 1'. Al.

76-9-9-7-11110.

PROF. LOUIS D. THOMPSON, has resumed his classes in piano and vocal. Phone 687. 4802

TIIE MABKETK-Priees on all commodities remained ‘ ‘ at yesterdays market. ‘Iherewas nothing oilering in the line oi prod- uce. Mackerel andcod quoted 25

There willbea cleanup inBt. cents and 8 cents respectively.

CENTRAL CHURCH. Marahileld- Dunstaflnage at 11 a. m. Church School at 10 a. m.. Pleasant Grove at 3 p. m. Yorifservice will be held in the Hall at 1.30 p. m.

BBEADALBANE CHARGE Unit- ed Church of Canada. Rev. David Coburn M. A.. B. D., Pastor. Servic- es ior Sept. 16th 1928. Rose Valley. 11 a. m.. Granville, 3 p. m.. Pleasant Valley, '1 p m.

STORAGE-We are now prepar- ed to contract ior storage space in our splendid new nnIBhOUEB, 15000 square ieet oi spucmB-cn ground floor. Use_ oi railway siding iree ior carloads. Apply at our oiiice ior rates em. Carter d: Co., Limited."

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STRUCK BY LIGHTNING. — The barn of Mr. J. A. Dewar. New Perth, was struck by lightning dur- ing the storm Tuesday night. Shingles were torn irom the out- Sldg and the rramework was splint- ered 0n the inside oi the barn. For- tunately no ilre tiollowed. During the storm‘ and probably at the same time two oi Mr. Dewafs cows were killed in a nearby ileld.

ZION CHURCH-The Minister's sermon in the morning will be “When He Saw the Multitudes He was Moved with Compassion." "The Ark oi God was Taken" wilTbe the evening text. A short service oi song

beginning oi the evening service. Morning: Ps. Sel. 36; rTfs: 738, 397. Evening: Alexander No. 3: 148, 150. Church Hymnal: 2B9. 428.—(Patriot please copy.)

RAILWAY VETERANS MEET—A meeting of the Island Veterans Club was held in the Committee Room. Charlottetown Station. Thursday. There was a large at- tendance of members from diflerent points throughout the Island and great interest was manifested. Ai- ter general routine b ess was disposed oi an interesting program- me was carrled out during the course oi which a number oi the Veterans addressed the meeting. Mr. W. H. Tout. Safety First Engin- eer. Atlantic Region. spoke of the activities oi other Maritime Clubs. all of whom are well organized and doing wonderfully well.

ACTIVE AT 85—Mr. Ronald Mac- donald. Brookfield. P. E. 1., claims to be the oldest blacksmith on the Island. He has worked at his trade ior over sixty-five years. He has won prizes ior best plows in the early seventies which sold. ior 830,-. 00 each. The Fairs at that time were held near Victoria Park. Mr. Macdonald carried on an extensive business ior many years. He made all kinds oi iarrn implements. thrashing outfits and carriage build- ing. Mr. Macdonald still holds his indenture papers. By them he was bound to serve three years truly and iaithiully with the late Thomas Bell Springfield. who signed them. Mr. Macdonald is now in his eighty- fifth year. and is still a vigorous man.

TRINITY UNITED CIIIIRCII.— Early prayer meeting at 10 a. m. Preacher at morning service Rev. Hammond Johnson, Sabbath School and Bible Classes meet at 2.30 p. m.., Rev. E. M. Aitken, B. A.. oi Com- wall Pastorate will preach at even- ing service by exchange with Rev. Hammond Johnson. ,At this service Master Edwin Brasier, ieadin boy soloist with the Westminster Glee Singers, will sing. and the congre- gation oi Trinity United \wi.1l ap- preciate the kindness oi Mril". G. Spencer in arranging the great mu- sical treat. Anthems by "the choir at each service CFCY will broadcast the evening service.

ENJOYED MOTOR. DIlIVE.—Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Poole oi Montague, accompanied by their son-ln-law

using the Alexander No. 3 at the‘

Mrs. F. J. Casey

alence of Immoral Evils.

The Seventh Annual Convention oi the Catholic Women's League held its closing session at St. Pet- ers on ‘Thursday aiternoon. The

every sub-division being represented except one. There was also a good- ly number oi visiting delegates in attendance.

'I‘he " ‘ coming beiore the conven

wards the scholarship and national budget being unanimously voted. The delegates were well enter- tained by the oflicers and members oi St. Peters sub-diviai

Aiter the public meeting on Tun- day night a splendid supper was served in the parochial house. at which all delegates, visitors and vis- iting clergy were entertained. A group oi young ladies repre- senting the Charlottetown Juniors

oi vocal music. which added much to the evening's entertainment.

On Wednesday evening Mrs. Dr. R. J. McDonald entertained the delegates, with 'a very deliglfful sociafevening. at her charming and spacious home. Auctim and music followed by a sumptous tea served by the young ladies oi St. Peter's made this occuidnhlieflong to be

a most delightful host and his "Habitant" readings irom Drum- mond were enthusiastically encored.

The election oi oflicers took place on Thursday morning. resulting as iollows.

Diocesan President: Mrs. F. J Casey. unanimously elected.

1st VicePresident: Mrs. Mary Mc- lAuley. st. Peters.

2nd Vice President: Mrs. (Dr.) E. G. Gillis, Kensingion.

3rd Vice President: McGrath. Alberton.

Treasurer: Tignish.

Executive Secretary:

Mrs. Amelia

elected.

Corresponding Secretary: Mrs ~ Thomas Bolger. Hope River.

Councillors; Mrs. Gus O'Hanley. St. Peters; Mrs. Curran Ban: Mrs. Charles Fisher, Tracadie; Mrs. Hemy Trainer, Kin- kora; Mrs. Clarence Morrisey. Tig- Irish.

An invitation was extended to the convention by Mrs. Trainor. presi-

the convention at Kinkora in 1929. which was accepted. Alberion sub- division also extended a cordial in-

invitation had been extended first.

The nominating committee com- prising Mrs. F. J. Murray. Charlot- tetown as convenor. Mrs. Henry Gallant. Tisnlsh and -M.rs. w. .1. Mullin, St. Peters gave very eiIic- ient service as did also the "resolu- tion committee composed oi Mrs. 317mm“ 501895‘. Hope River as Convener, Mrs. J. A. Callaghan, Al- berton. Mrs. Henry ‘Pralnor, Kin. Kora. and Mrs. ' John McGuigan, Hope River.

A comprehensive report oi the na- tional wr_vention was given by Mrs. W. J. McIntyre who attended in the Olllaoity oi Honorary National Sec- Pfitlfy- acting also as voting dele- gate ior Charlottetown Diocese.

On Thursday afternoon the dele-

over the eastern visiting Rollo "mbe- Bt- Mal-rams End st. Char-

Brecied the delegates most cordially Temmlnfl to the residence of Mr. and Mrs. John R. McMillan at C5518 H086. who occupy the old his- toric home oi the late Bishop 11¢- lntyre. who together with Mr. Me. Mulch‘; mother. who is a niece oi 3181101! MOIMYPB. welcomed the delegates and served a most delic- ious repast to which all did ample Justice. A programme oi~ instru- mental and vocal music nioliowed with Miss Lomah Anderson presid- ing at the organ. This brought to a close the visit oi the delsgatu u; 01d St. Peters. irom where they are re- tllrlllnc to their homes. satisfied with the business success oi the

and da hter, Mr. George sohur- "m" manager oi the bank oi Nova Scotla West St. John. and Mm, Schurman. have returned w their

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lvesat cocoa.

Pefitllcctilzrie homes aiter a 2000 mile a" °m° e U111 through New WWW"?! N"! Quebec. They toured

‘the Meiapedia Valley and ronoweq

clone the st. Lawrence ip Qugbeg

fmi-v- remrnlns by way oi Riviere

P" Imp and the aamohsroh ‘Frail Vhilffi i-hcy viewed the. extensive power development now under way. Mr. and Mrs. Poole spam mom] ‘Ill’! in West 8t. John beiore re- ""01"! home. ‘they report the roads excellent in Quebec. the par. w! cvmm bcin: very eiiootive.

UNITED CIIUBCII SERVICES Sunday. seat. 10th at Wiltshire at ii; Wheat-icy River at 8; Hunter River at '1 o'clock. A. I. Chapman.

PIAIBIG ISLAND CLIMATI~ Dr. W. W. nyior and Mrs. (Dr) Tlylfll’ Hid 700R son Billy who have been spending the summer at their beautitul bumalow. Brighton isitanreturntomeirhoraeinlvew York City yesterday morning aiter a moot enjoyabll three rnontia va- cation. Dr ‘Baylor who was not in the best oi health on arrival on tho

in glowing terms oi the Island's healthiul climate.

PIIlONAI-S

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fioaliacklocl lid amateur. Little leit yesterday I61‘ P. they will 000M a week

l1‘

Gatholio Womens, League liad Splendid Convention

Strong Resolution Passed Condemning Prev-

eonventi-n was very aucoessiul.’

was expeditiously ct-‘at st. Peters ior their seventh ah- tendcd tc- The minim donation w- nual convention, renew their pledge

furnished a delightful programme;

membered Th? senlal doctor waabalgar-y, protesting ‘against the flood.

Mrs. Fred Conroy.

Mrs. Parn- ell McMahon. Kensirlgion. Re-el-

J. W. McDonald

dent oi Klnkora sub-division to hold

vitation but withdrew as Klnkora

gates were taken on a motor trlputiaritinle Provinces. leit yesterday part oi the Island“! Bay. Souris. St. Col- 0i the Sovereign Grand Lodge oi

les. where the Reverend pastors‘

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convention, and loud in their ap- preciation oi’ the ‘ pitality extend- led to them on all sides.

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