11. 1936 i

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_'v’I:T_l_‘J CHARLCYFTETOWN GUARDIAN

BETTER BUSINESS

BULLEfill

A MO0RE’S W eek End Specials

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Hamburg Steak. 2 lbs. zfle um}, Legs, per lb. 28c Lamb Fronts, per lb. Ho Lamb calm, per lb. .... 280 corned Pork Bibs, per lb. ‘lo Corned Beef. per iii. no a no

We urscntly req t owners of Watches left wt in for repalrsvand r with us

for over twelve mont s to call 10? them. as we do not wish to be obliged to sell them for charges against them,

W. N. TANTON

J EWEL!-Ill.

lilo Kent Street Formerly Grafton Street

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1 EGGS

We pay highest prices for eggs tile year round. Send us a trial shipment and be con- vlnccd.

F. B. CONRAD ' PHONE 500 Cor. Queen and Water Sis.

’ oimexaoabt. pet-lb. no you wm. I-‘IND Thar ,l;umpllout.perlb......2l'lo I nib mast. rer lb. liie f;lm‘l:ol‘h° MW‘ '~P|'“'P"“° "'°"" °' ""'“‘ ""“ '“" E 4 we deliver by telegraph to all parts the world. { 0 . E. S. MOORE 3 JAMES TQET I Meets and Groceries ‘ PHONE " 1 no Richmond st. Phone mas. E 31 VILLA AVENUE rionisr ; ’ A AA A kakkaamm. gww A ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ “““A“‘ “A“‘AA‘LLL‘ “H. .-. - . A A. - A -¢A---- -A:-A4+ .We Have On Hand Several g S P E CI A L S §

USED Which We

At BA/RGAIN PRICES

All makes. All prices. Tcrina to suit purchaser. ‘Hero. is your chance, if you are looking for a real rood

neat

WM! IN AND SEE '.l.'Hl'.'lVl

T. G. IVES

£ 219 Great George street.

The Breakfast Problem S 0 L V E D

For an all round food con- taining all the vitamins nec- essary to perfect health, noth- in; can come up to

.WAN T - A-NAME

Cereal

Ask your Grocer for Want- A-Nitme areal. You'll like it.

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Phone 1117.

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BATHING CAPS

We have a nice line of extra heavy caps to choose from. All the newest shades. Prices low.

E. A. FOSTER

CENTRAL DRUGSTOF-E

NOW IS THE ii TIME ‘ To Order Your 1

Winter's Coal supply while handling and hauling costs are low. as for prices.

A. Pickard & Co.

Queen's Wharf Uptown Ofiice 153 Gt. Geo. St.

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All Iwhitc Felt and Crepe Hots olearills at ....... $149

The BETTY LOU SHOPPE

11'! Kent St. Hotel Bllll.

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Yes, we have the lowest prices possible on all our stock of FRESH BEST QUAl.l'l.‘Y

FOOD SUPPLIES

room: as S. N. KAYS

81 Pownal street

Secure entry slips for this Contest at our store.

«+0404-eooooooo-ob-oeooo-so-0 Paint Stays On A Long Time

and if it’: not done properly you will regret it for in!!! 9! long.

For satisfaction try

J. A. DOYLE

General Painting and Decorating _Contraetor 195 Grafton street

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Beat for growth. furring and colour. Hexite-led ranches showing hcdvy production, Write us for particulars.

The Dominion Silver Fox Furs, ' Ltd.

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we everything you need to make up a most complete ric- nic Basket. for couples or Parties. PHONE 1140.

ANGELINA l BLANCHARD as King street ;

W. C. T. U. Notes.

THE l"Al'l'lil-‘UL FEW

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When the meeting's called to order. And you look around the room. You're sure to see some faces That from outthe shadows loom. Thlb are always at the meeting And stay till it is through. The ones that I mention Are the always faithful few.

TN)’ illl the vacant offices As they're always on the spot. Nomatter whats the weather Ollih it be very hot,

it ay be dark and rainy;

lit they are tried and true, The ones that you my on.

re the always faithful few.

Th e are lots of worth neighm owillcolne wlihiliiyltlibtn . In everything’: convenient ey can do a. little good, “lifts a tutor in the Union. M1 are necessary too; But the ones who never fail us Are the alwayl faithful few.

Ifllwmnotiorthesorsithriilonss When shoulders at the whéei K the order coins onward

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, if O%%»M * Get Yoiil‘ Picnic § our vova MEALS in ‘rail SW1 . NEW NANKING . H E ii. 15' I

A CAFE

Y. S. HONG, Proprietor

Prompt. Courteous Service. Highest quality foods. Open all hours. Dinner 11.00 A. M.--2.00 P. M. Supper 5.00 P. M.—ii.00 P. M. Opposite llolmln's

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Unions, Who claim so much to do, They sumly would go under. But for the faithful few.

CANADA. A LAND Tor raolitfsi:

Canadians have breathing spaces that are attracting the attention of many who were born in the con- gested areas of mpul.1iLou of flat; older world. In spite of all that is claimed to the contrary, in some quarters. Canada ins freedom of speech. freedom of press and free- dom to worship G:d according to the die tcs of personal conviction.

cent a has great stretches of [rain producing soil. It has fruits, and its wonderful waters are peopled with fish. Canada could live on its own resources, and. in addition help to feed countries who know what it is to hunger. The ends of the earth are now looking to Can- ada as uerileble Land of Promise.

e etfnest Canadian Christian should honestly face certain condi- tions that these peoples will dis- cover when they reach Canada's shores. Uauall when writing of one’: native l d a note of optim- ism it struck, but unfortunately. in this._oue. truth is stranger than fiction. strangers eomins in so- cslied christian shores. will find

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2. Mrs. J. Currie, 8. Mrs. George E.

Sabbath nesecrntion

The Sabbath is all too largely marked by its non-observance. It was given for worship and rest of soul and body, but it is being given over to long, tin.-some motor treks. or some other form of the spirit of the world. For example Bishop W. L. B. Boughhall. of the Amllican Church. speaking in Hamilton, Ont.. said: “Folks who sit. home and listen to a ion of a sennon or hymn by radio are deluding them- selves if they think they are lul- filling the requirements of religion."

The Grand of the Liquor Mannhe- turers

It is hoped that if newcomer do not "catch on" to a wet movement lhat our intelligent citizens will. And this is the t_ n of distiuers and brewert to _‘ from the Do- minion Govbnirllent the izallonage and excise taxes mid w they were smuggling their wares into the United states in the days of Am- orican prohibition, and which the are now claiming were exported an should be extempt from this taxa-

tion. women Voters‘ Responsibility Women have his edramhlaail

EXPLANATION

week, with the last appearing

All prizes will be issued Bulletin.

whose names were used 8.5

The Charlottetown Guardian’s “BETTER BUSINESS BULLETIN” has been published each Saturday for a num- ber of weeks, and will be continued until the twenty-sixth

The Charlottetown Guardian will issue three prizes each week: lat, $3.00; 2nd, $2.00; 3rd, $1.00.

orders that will be honored by any advertiser on this

CONTEST RULES

Each week the name of some one or more advertisers on this Bulletin will be taken and words will he listed from the letters making up the name. Each word listed begins with one of the letters of the adveriiser’s name. words so listed will be purposely omitted from the copy material appearing in a. corresponding number of advertise- ments, one word only being left out of any one advertise- ment.‘ Having read each advertisement carefully and locating those in which the words were omitted, contestants must write the name of the advertisers in whose announce- ment a word was missing, along with the missing word in each individual one. Also state the merchant or merchants

OF CONTEST

in the issue of August 8, 1936.

in the form of merchandise

These

key letters for the missing

words. These key letters are jumbled but when put i.n order spell an advertiser’s name.

MISSING

Advertiser’s Name

WORDS

of Prince Have Money Ask

Better Elements Every Sure Revere Connection

advertiser on this Bulletin,

Ollice.

and three awards given in

the prize order drawn .

Charlottetown, P. E. I., and

Charlottetown Guardian and

Then attach to your solution a receipt from any

indicating that business had

been transacted with at least one of the advertisers on the Bulletin and mail or bring your letter to The Guardian

Each week three replies will be drawn from all received

the order of their drawing:

lst, $3.00; 2nd, $2.00; and 3rd, $1.00, As all prizes will be given in merchandise orders, it is necessary to state in your reply the name of the merchant upon whom you wish

There is no limit to the number of replies any con- testant may send in each week, providing a receipt from any merchant. on this Bulletin accompanies each reply.

All replies to this contest should be addressed to Editor, The Better Business Bulletin, The Guardian

should be in this office not

later than Thursday noon each week. This contest is open to all except employees of the

their families.

Solution to Last

Try-—Diilon Ar Llke—Roht. C.

ADVERTISERS NAME—TllE GLORIA

Express-James Tait 0ur—-The Pure Milk Co. Items—S. N. Kays

Are-—Uptown Flowers I-lauling—A. Pickard 5: Co. Ropairs~—Ilardlniz'a Garage Guars.ntee—Bevan Bros.

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Week ’s Contest 3

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PRIZE WINNERS

1. Mrs. Frank Woodside, Summerside

315 Euston Street. Butt, 52 Water Street.

-¢.-....-. ..... ..-._..+ in all Canadian provinces with the exception of provincial franchise. in the Province of Quebec, and While this is a responsibility which should be born equally with the male cloc- tnraie. so far as to bettering social

condition: are ¢-nucernvd, thr- womon voters have not yet measured up.

nivnrce

Divorces in Canada are growing by leaps and bounds. Last. yl".'il' there were 1.378 granted in Canada. an increase of 270 in one year. The main motive in these cases is rc- marriage. Divorces would be few and far between it it were not for

“a third arty." A ans r, with R conscience, last May i ‘t"‘ ucod a hill into the Can-

adian Senate aiming at the pr~- mimiim of the rcmarrliige of the guilty respondents in divnrcc actions. The bill was rejected. one Senator claimed that "marriage was a revocable contractual re- lationship." whatever that may mean. Christa pronouncement Ll much more direct and easily under- stood. Christ said: ‘

"whosoever putlleth swa! his wife, and marrieth another. com- tnittcth adultery and whosoever inarrle her that is put away from her bus nd commitielh Iiiultery."

"KICK"

Those whose cry is "Give us light wine and hour” are never satisfied with lightcness, Always they want kick!

"And isn't it iulcrt-sting how the ‘kick‘ in alcohol kicks!‘

“I have known it to KICK pc-opl." out of good jobs into in jnh,:_

“I have known it to KICK whole families into the street. and boots and slices from (‘llil(ir(§l’l'S foot.

“I have known it. in KICK men and women into the madlmusc.

"I l‘lR\'l" known it to KICK mm and women into jail.

“I have known lie to KICK women and babies in doyth,

"I have seen it KICK murderous blows at youth.

"I llllvi‘ known it ll KICK men to tho gallows.

"And I lmflw-ihr- dcvll KICKS with alcohol."-—Grnci' Hnllldr-r, of Allstrnli.1.—“Unlnn Worker." Mich- igan.

I AM DRY. BONE DRY

(By Guy Edward Mark, D.D.l

Because I have known unborn babies in be cursed through booze; little children to starve because of booze: young people to be stunted fol‘ life through booze: gifted women to become imbccilcs through booze; leaders in industry td lili- come beggars in the sire:-t bcc:u:.~<-

of booze; wedding rings to be sold -

for booze; every article of furni- ture io be pawned fwr booze; inr- tuncs to be squandered for boozc: girls to become prostitutes tlirnugli booze; boys to become criminals through booze; women to be hang- ed because of booze; men to go to the electric chair because of booze: because of all the foregoing I am bone dry.

Because I have never known more to contribute to the happi- ness of 1. single child or in the inental ability of a single yollhg

person. or to the moral uplift of a

DIRECTOR? ANl)VIllfA7EARES17IAiIG cozvnssrd For ALL ova Rranras

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wee-co ow V :‘ 3‘ VV - ‘ Week'E“d t Values That Speak For Themselves E 10 lbs. Sun: and 1 lb. any package Tn. all for .. We ”“"""" "' I 10 lbs. Rolled Oats or 0at- 2 packggles Raisins, Seeded v » ’ ll....................39 S I .. "29 ,'.‘,‘,’,’,,‘s,,?,'{:"‘2;,,,f,,'::l G::°';';’§;..f x 2 Choice Dairy sum: 39: 4 gins snfi... . so: 1 and {vuh 'sun,_ 3‘ l 3 0 tins Big 5 Cleanser 294‘. 2 large bottles C .... l9o ’ O 3 Tile Boys’ Store I g Values Bigger and Than Ever ‘ i a. DEBSON. _ § "‘°“.».*.'...“«.«.. f 3 P. J. MacDONALD “3 G"f:f‘::’f° “"23 NA 1 car. Prince we Kent Streets. Phone sou. —‘ e W‘: - V V .- - A A A A A A A -zoo-+0-94-e9o++o+oe¢+o+¢++rE ‘rm--—’ "if: V r ale , _ C -994-O4 904-0406 E (Jarmq9}?fl0Dh§ § § we Specla-]lz.e In A New Shipment of i * ESSEX‘ SEDAN , Funeral Designs. 1 Printed Crepe And 1 g With License. § vveddmg Boquetsl E Sport Wash § ' ood ' a do . § "Meta r§§'i'.'."':'L’§ ..'.i..' ’ :3f“f};;"_a'v;;r‘=;:l§;g;entt: gr; : § sizlulrisstesqo ‘ Walter Lawlor points within this province. 1 1,‘ " , Cumberland Street W0“ 1‘3’- 3 l E Pnce $2'9'3 Between Kent & Fltzro! St. § Fl0“'erS : z g «+099-o4-coco-eoeo_>o+e+¢o-e_o 113 Great George Street 2 1 : »_ ”_'——: o-o-o-e-o++o¢o+eee’e+>e+3-_e_+_o+ &6%&0« +w¢ A. A AAA e A--A - —-—'—\~- § Fox Ranchers § : «save THE CHILD AND BUILD THE NATION’ $ Now is the time to feed your 3 3 . . ’ foxes right. Get our new low é ¢ . f f rl es in Hexite for cash of! £’..°....‘.’..... ..... ...., .5... 3 , MOTHERS . A Dillon & Spillett E 1 3* W? 6 WHOLESALE & RETAIL 6 ;, u 1 *. E Phone 146. '10 Queen St. E > ‘ GARDEN (ITY” “H1413 +oe ’ ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,_, SAFE 1 1 and that it contains all the necessary for the i1!'0m0tlnn 0‘ - ' real healthy bodies. ...IXf..‘:i‘;° :."..::r* '::.".:..=:;. E THAT Is WHY such as: A they insist on GARDEN CITY MILK ANTI OTHER .. ll ‘ C ‘ 3 ';-'::?...“.?..“f‘.‘.?....".'.'f. mg ; GAR1l2(I)<%1jCTs(1TY 3 ti Ii i'l B fstrldalllq . . . . .. .. c t E GARDEN CITY MILK is clarified and pasteurized, and con. 5 cakes Slll',])l'iSe Soap .. 23c 1 , tains the full percentage of rich top milk. And also many other articles 6 ORDER, YOURS TODAY 39 Savlnlt l"'l¢‘fS- : You're sure it's pure when it's “GARDEN CITY." “'9” 2“ PHONE 584 MacI’HEE BROS. § - Prince Street , Corner Great George and Fitzroy streets ‘ ‘ z ‘ . +vo-oo-e++e++6-++o+-o-¢¢++6O9~ E ONE BY ONE E Be Particular :]§ SPECIAL PRICES $ : citizens are adding to the ap- , o A v { ¢ pemrancc Mm p._-nnamnc, or z : l\.]1::] yorua:;:§dy9Erm$un.bjng : I , on Grocer} Orders or c S 9 HI . 0 CK‘ . . I g the’; properties by G pfirl-s and be that no detail E g ,PlCnlCS & Outings E : A I N T I N M“ be shamed. ‘ 9 Come in and see lls or : 1 For thorough satisfaction 5 A PHONE 661-L’ E ; I‘H0‘.\'l-I 364 I 6 C‘“‘I' I 9 "7 Q ‘ W deli >cr free to any part of 3 Roht. C. McCallum 2 5 BE ‘ AN “R3; 3 3 ° ‘ a. City. MBING ENGIN S : '“°‘”"’” mm‘ 2 PW 1 3 Gaudet’s Grocery +4-¢4oe>+¢o-oo-o+o-o4-oo¢_o_o-oo- 2 93 WPJVHW‘-"rh s"¢¢7- : ; Cm,‘ and Gmmm Strefts . +vO+ooeeoo4¢o 0' "."""""_*,¢ o%%O k _ . § Summer Heat f A A AA A ¢- - , .~A+o++e+o+o4+o++4++-toe $ 3 f’“"”f “E; : COME TO US FOR EVERYTHING * : in with Automobile Repairs, Supplies and Service. g IN FEEDING F0xES' 1 Modern Equipment, Competent workmanship and prompt : 1 “FOR SUCCESS FEED courteous attention assure you of entire satisiaciion. : IMPERIAL HARDING’S GARAGE E § VVATER STREET Sl'.V1'.VlI'.K"ll)l') : E FROM PUP T0 FELT" Dealers for X HUDSON TERRAPLANE DODGE D(‘§ll‘l'0 : ="—":;::" “-1- ‘o o¢+o++++oooeoeo++++++eeoeo4oH++¢4+.+:

“MOB Rlll. IN BNTARIO

SAYS PREMIER‘

Relief Outbreaks To Be Suppressed By Police llleasures.

TORONTO. Jul)‘ 10——- fC.l".l—- Prcnilor Ml-ichcll Hepburn an-‘ nniulccd yesterday .\'.(‘ps would ht‘ lakru in bring to an end what ll?» callcd moi) ru‘o in Ontario. The, llIillOilll(‘(‘l'lli‘lil. came at UN‘ ("I050 0f? a (‘0l‘ili‘r(‘ll(‘(‘ with York County police ofllclals.

The Pr:-micr said al'rang<-mvnt-.5‘ had been made for the owoariiiiz-I in of additional police in York- Towlisliip in order in put a.n end in the relief outbreaks of the last. foo‘ weeks, A large

tivc 'nic.1sllrcs.

In addition, truck t'il‘lV("l's found single mlridlc-iuzcd prrsmi. or mi ilie comfort and b!\<.<r-dnt-is nf a, single nld pors~n. I am hnrio dry.

Why slinuldil'i 1 in dry. bone

dr_\'?- -“'I‘lu- wair.hman-Examiner." ‘

According to the Northwestern National Life Illsllrance Company records. indulgence Ii alcohol

shows an increase of H9 per cent. since repeal. as a cause (if unin- surabillty among men and women under thirty as ornipared with the pro-repeal days of 1931 and i981.- American Ex. -

Ill) be hiring their machines for the, mar and .'t'.l"‘.'ltl\'

transport 0. agltatzils would have their licenses sllspcndcd ll’Ill'l’lL‘(il3'.(‘- ly, he said.

"Mob rule 1S going in Cllfl in 011- , Lorin today,“ .:.7al.crl the l‘rcmlcr.‘, "No longer are oflicials to submit‘ to the liuulillallon ilwy have had to stand in ‘tho la.~L low days.’

Pr:-lnlcr Hepburn rclcrrcri Hi llu: situation in Einhiz-nxo 'I'uu'uulup whore unL‘mp1o_vcd llF‘l(i Rpm-0 W A. Armstrong prisoner in Alrll-r-. wood school from llV(‘ o'clock Worl- nesday alicrnomi llll'.ll noon lnday. demanding l"€$lOl‘f\'l0n of rclicl <'lli.\. The Reeve wa. l‘(‘il‘2l.'-‘('(‘l after t.ll(‘ll‘ demands had been pariialy lzraul-' ed.

"'I‘liaL mrt ni l‘lli.\llll‘.~.\ i.~ i.‘-“H12 lo end right n\\'rL\'." Mr. ll<~nli'l:*.l said

Colllplete P1a.11_s:M for Jasper Lodge Radio Programs.

JASPER PArR.K7.7 Alia. July 9-

and the mumrilan Radio Commis-

slauding musical programs the National network each week. Em-_v Saturday evening in 12.00 o'clock (Atlantic stand-

ard Time» the Jasper Park Lodge sh

dance orchestra will broadcast. Every Sunday evening from 8.30 to 9 00 o'clock (Atlantic tandard Time) the famous Markoski Con- cert Orchestra will be heard in a program of specially selected music. G. R. Mar-korki, famous in musi- cal circles all over this continent as well as in the old country. is dir- ector of music at Jasper this sum-

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Tlln ll! l Ix‘ ll * mi uf in. divfn I . in uw music \\i'l2'l[l. . ,mi(‘t“l'i artists as llvhvli 1 <'r-ll.s'. and Ali- rvd I-Trig:-l-uziim ;‘..lll‘S'.. 'l‘hes,e two 0{l!.7.'lll(l'll‘ ;;mv1-zznig “11; be con. illiu--rl .-‘irui ihc season,

Takas Golivicted of Manslaughter

1C. I’. By Guardian's Special Win-',

SYDNEY, N. 3, July 8.-—Cleorga Takas, New Waterford Hungarian charged with the murder of a com- patriot, Steven Brauli, was convic-

““”‘b" M “OHCGIAT nlzom nu. have now been com- . ivnulrl he used in micro» pl‘0l(‘(‘-ipllN:d b(,;’“.,.,,n Jasper Park Ladle ;$££\'3::r5€“;:§_1y‘°r‘°d“y hy 3 S1"