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THE ETOWN GUARDIAN

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2nd CHARLOTTITOWN GUIDIB I BROWN!!!

The Second Charlottetown Com- panylndPaekheldajolntrneet- ing on Friday last, October- iﬂ, 183! with an attendance of about 50.

The “ was opened impaction for full Guide uniform. The Guides then marched in/te horseshoe formation to receive three Brownies inio" the Great Sisterhood of the Girl Guides. These Brownie: were Verna. Hooper, liiileen Vail and Eleanorhlarymffy.

The Brownies joined with the Guides in a Jolly automobile race.

by the tendenfoot Guides, who are

second class Guides made sug-

gestions for the year's program. The meeting came to a close with

the Guides singing Evensong and

held last week. Miss Terrell, who is the Brown Owl of the‘ second Charlottetown Brownie Packwasen- rolled as a Girl Guide. Patrol Leader Sylvia Block was appointed Secre-

"tary. A.“ moments for the pas-

sing of the good carriage test were made and the Court will meet in this capacity after next Friday's meeting. The formation of basket- |ba.ll and hockey teams were re- ; quested but no definite decision was arrived at.

Mrs. George DeBlois, the wife of the Lieutenant Governor who is an Honorary Vice-President of the Canadian Girl Guide Association, is holding a very important meet- ing of the Local Association at Government House next Friday afternoon.

First C‘ ‘Iotteto Company

‘rhe attendance was especially good at Monday's meeting, and every Guide who p-ssewed a uni- form was wearing it, with the ex- ception of we. After inspection the guides played an exciting game oi’ "Dodge Bail," from which both sides emerged with three minutes as their "time limit," and the oh- servatlon game of “What's wrong,” proving themselves to be quite ob-

While Morse Code was wacticed trying hard to pass this test, the

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~ BUYHWG OEANBERBIIB daily It our Charlottetown warehouse. Mark- et prices. Paul A. Murray.

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BUYING Mountain Table Stock Potatoes at market prices at our

Charlottetown WI-NDOWSO- Pdill A. Murray. L-1237-10-16-3L PERSONALS

Miss Mary Machean has returned to her home in North Rustico, alter visiting friends and relatives in the City for the past three weeks.

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Mr. Joseph MoCarey of Baltimore, Md, was a recent California. vistior. Alter spending sofne time in the South he came to the bay cities where he met many friends. Says the Oakland Maple Leaf, Mr. Mc- Carey some years ago was post- master in Charlottetown.

::The Oil of the People-Many _olla have come and gone, but Dr. f |Thomas’ Eclectric Oil continues to

maintain its position, and increase" its sphere of usefulness each year.‘ iIts sterling qualities have brought it to the front and kept it there, and it can truly be called the oil of the people. Thousands have beneﬁted by it and would use no other pre- paration.

‘Rhodes Reviews Federal Relief In Saskatchewan

OTTAWA, Oct, 16—-(CP)-Sosk- atchewan, with a population leas than five per cent of the whole of Canada. had received 39 per cent of all relief monies disbursed by the Dominion Government in the past four years, Finance Minister E.N. Rhodes declared in a statement issued here today. 'I‘he minister's st"‘ement was made in reference

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The Banl: of Montreal is ooopersring in way help ' A improve businsnmsidnsa Making loans is as much the bank's everyday biliiﬂﬂ! i! 1W5‘!-

ing deposits or clearing cheques. Interest on loans and invest- mcnts constitutes the bank's main source of rcvmue.

The Bank of Montreal sands ready today, as always, to lend money for legitimate needs of fanned, merchants and others who can meet the requirements ofsound banking principles.

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Charlottetown Branch: A. L B. BELCHER, Manager

servant of small matters of uni- - form. A four comer relay was noisy but thrilling. During the games period the Company was very pleased to find Miss McNutt, the Companyh first Captain, pres- ent as a visitor later the Company salute was accorded her. Test work continued, with the Sec- ond Clas guides studyina how to tell the points of the compass dur- ing the day or night bv usim ths sun or stars. Morse signalling is i still being studied by the Tender- . , foots. and the new recruits are he- ' ing trained by second 012s! gui"es a part of the Olfiss test ke- ing to train a ruig to pass her underfoot tests. The girls are very keen t0 get some real work clone and win their badgm as soon as possible. Campfire was in charge of the Canaries. who are to be oom- mended on living up to the sing-

ing ability of the bird whose ern- i

to t cently published interview with Premier LG. Gardiner in which the latter complained that the fed-

eral government had refused to v -

grant relief assistance. - A proposal had been made by the Ibut m. Gardiner hid rejected it. the statement Ht fvﬂh- "=4 W" ==Whv ruler needlessly? Dwain Dominion Government to take over Out of a four year aggregate of l0 W! Pmvm“ ‘lmlmwl 9° '33" WYPﬂI-B 1411111161“ b11110 W163- H111 both administration and total cost $133,000,000 disbursed among the 699,28’! as compared IN! W735i‘ relief to scald feet, soft oorns am °f Yeue! 1B the dfoilsht areas of provinces by the E ‘ ' treasury 757- 1" l" "I! 1611151111118 Plwlm“ warts. Relieves inﬂammation. ‘

saskatchewm- Mr- Rhodes declared. Saskatchewan received ssaJrupoo i» m1" lush lvw- moves proud assa _ .

TOTAL AIIITI IN IXGISI OI $100,000,000

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about business cares. And you

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Almost a year ago Mr. Leonard Duﬂy, as many recall, met with a very serious accident while on his way home from his brothers, where

time. it is not known how the accid- ‘ -‘ hit his call for help

a few rninutes after he leit his

which he was éhnsoled and comfor- ted and received the last rites of the church from Rev. Father O'Hanley previous to his death. B» was also

by Rev. Dr. McLellan, Bununerside. On Friday morning, Oct. 12th, his

United States to put patients in

position to meet medical coats. His plan makes the community

the unit. There physicians would

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to pay more than small amounts. ~

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