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“@"“==i=f='=~i=-v Umm lllnitco Church PAWNAL

ALWAYS' FRESH

5¢|¢¢¢ your hymn’ and . INCREASE IN PQTATO CROP- 1 :Red Pain: at the home of Mr. A.

r n

rm, on mg, m°,,¢mm of canada wiuprcduce 4s.zsz_ooo nuns- a.so-Musica sand-Autumn Party ,r Q U T B A l lulftcli-rrecon.

' Emu," and Nuuuuu cmd w' red-weight of potatoes this year ac- -Children to bring lunch-So-Q 3 .___

our candles to i

or C I. 'I'-Be “dns some time at her _n~.~

c telic special care of F' ° ‘cording to s, loreclst made by the cial I-Inll. u | miss Flo.ence Smith. R. N., it

_ “sum 1|-¢,lme,,_ .Dominion Bureau or Statistics. Last 7-30-SCN' - G- - 91|” U R K 0 U ‘ ~» hz _ ~ . ` ~ . _ r.

TRY US I-‘OR CANDY year Canada’s crop was 39330000 meeting-Social Hall. ]Greenwood cott..ge Pownal fic:

‘ ,Smith is a graduate of Gale Hospi-

.cwt. The statement by provinces this

\|¢ “_ illear with last year‘s crop in brack-

` ` In umm SL “mmm Ph 82 cn follows: Prince Edward Island, _ ames 1 3-11 3 .

I° 4`s52'°°° M' °3`82°`°°.°” N°"° s°°”:iP- E- I- Haspltal i Temps May Be Im`(agm' __ _

‘”“"' _ Stal, Haverhill, Mass. Her manj'

G M I 1 ndifriends are glad to see her ont:

lil. 3,l640(i0 (2 372090 5 N B

10 13 3' ew “ms 0°°'blf‘ DUB t0 I 3.01( Mrs Elizabeth Wood and daugh-

,,,.»¢o-v6#-Mi-oouooozto

.of

Classined Adv rn- , f8.484.000;i Manitoba casa- ____

5: ' ' f -f f f Q. ‘wick o.1'1o_ooo' ri.s4s'ooo~l Quebec C ’ 1 P -~ ' ‘ - - |

.- - - ampazgn - it. V

. _ _ _ 4,314,000; _ 1, , _r ema, returned home from

°“**'°**¢»¢¢oo¢ Onmrn' 9'524`0W of Public Support. ihfcntreal where the latter has been!

f-*""“"""“'”. u C.{g,C0L,;TES Central Guardian *P A B E G W E | `|'i Mu

TUESDAY ils spending a plerisavxit'-h.oli‘:i‘liy`i:iv

"-1 L'-1'!!! 2122-ei: “ F ' » .

2 T he ffm Store

- Miss Vern Reynolds u

f~:.l:'r"

1 ilvizfy Expert io visit our store two weeks only ' Oct. l3il\ to the 25th

- Q-'f -¢~.vl.~°‘

i | Miss Reynolds will make a cnmpiete annlvsis of your >

skin, recommend the most suitable treatment and give you a free facial to simon' the superiority of the A’L\ire, Analysis Method of Beauty' Culture and A’Lurc

”"*‘ ‘under treatment in the chiidren':.i

' Toilet

ries.

»o»f¢¢»»¢¢

e sements

one Insertion ..............».....,,, THIN ll*-rua" sstooseeenseonpg, Four Imerllenl .-.»~..»..»......... Bight ll\lG¢“¢l\l .consona--~"...,,

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wards words

ers? E533 F§§€

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A _ ____ Wii

Agents Wanted -

. ua DAY PAID CHRISTIAN MEN or women for distributing religious mmturc. For particulars write ,dugg age and church connection. _\u-_ Conrad, Tower Bldg., Toronto.

/1. W. io-2-7-9-14-16-21-23-28-30

,__--1*-'-*”'-'i'*'*"‘---

'A BIG I5 PRIVATE GREETING

christmas dard sample book

gm; representatives already mak- ug nvn dollars up daily; exper- ience or capital unnecessary. Oar- i rrtson Company, Brantford, Ont.

A. W. 0-26-24i.

,_________.---_.-__

For Sale

; BAVY BROWN PAPER FOR. BALL Apply at this Oifice. 6595-ti.

i Nil SALE. T0 LET. BOARD AND room sign: an hand it Guardian Office. tl’ ,,_______-_-._-__l._ |02 5.5.2-5¥.<'s. AYRSHIBE HEI- ler. due li freshen. Earle McRae. Brookfield. 7530-lil-ll-3l

Ff IIIIAVENSTEIN APPLES - F. B. Reeves, Southport, (Opposite Cross Roads School.) 7532-10-13-81 ____-Zi-__ FOR SALE- 'I FOX BREEDING houses. all complete and painted;

-"‘°' » U. 8. W.-tu,u ni

A o

22 fox shipping crates, standard siu. William J. Scott, Marshfield. PE.l. 7467-10-9-81

IOBSE FOR SALE - MARE. Ill years old. weighing 1400 poundsl In perfect condition. Apply 41_ Rich- mond St_ 7549-10-I3-31

FOR SALE--50 ACRES WITH toad house and buildings at May- field. James Doiron, c. o., Leo Blake. Milton. 7498-10-10-51

‘»_...l.___i._

WBSCRIBEE OFFERS FOR SALE his dwelling house. situated at 22 Pleasant street, modern convenien- ces. also large barn. suitable. for' Salter. H. J. Palmer. l

7532-10-ll-stt-2wks.

HEAVY CARDBOABD. THE Guardian is offering for sale, a quantity of heavy cardboard mats. Slmlally suitable for the lining of chicken houses, etc. Price one cent each "1=‘. s`." 9-10-tr.

Female Help Wanted

Eisrao-mam ron. GENERAL

housework, references. Anply 305 Ellston St. 7580-l0-14-31

EANIED-EXPERIENCED SALES

ildi' to work in General store. Ap- lilli to Kennedy as Kennedy Ltd.. 0'!-vary. 'zsza-lo-ii-u

wavrap-A cnamnsnmam. AP- Ply Russ Hotel. 7596-10-14 t WANTED _ noUssMAm_ Artur , Mrs. J. A. senticy. si Ambrose st.

sow-io-is-ai

._`___€_____________ wivran _ A woMAN ron hf"»`e\vork in country. Applv this °m°°- 'mos-io-14-si

»i-_-vl- Villflfb -. vows coowrnv Um ti’ hflb st housework. no wash- .ins or cooking. Apply Box us.

'zoos-in-14-ai

Sales Help and Agents

i_____i_i;_ l C/iuamiin onasnno caan

iiiianufacturer requires representa- Caess :both sexes) to sell Personal wr lmas Cards in every village., bil: and city in Canada. Sample WN" free. liberal commissions. H26 for complete infomation. T 'flier Art ouild. aio victoria, oronto. S. H. A. 10-tl-15.

. Wanted

.`&*______`____ Wlfiitfib-A sscorm mmn lr.-1 Pm :fed "Olly oi’ "Theory and J i ge Of Fox Ranching" by Dr. sm; lien and W. C. s. McLure. Alb Brice. (Mrs) Lucy A. Gordon,

"*°u- 'nos-n-za-if.

&__ "$550 ~ rflmmsnan noone “smut for winter months or longer, is housekeeping. Apply Guard- “~ ma-to-14-ai

4 "FWD - snau. nmmsnan “Ti” °\' three or four rooms suit- G ie _tor housekeeping. Apply “ml ln- 'mo-io-is-u

i_1_i-1,_

Male Help Wanted

>W fl: unusual. orroarmur! , _»3.;__$50 can as nissan muh weekly in' spare time well known line Personal mphmls Cards. Scores of Steno- mm Accountants. Clerks. etc., “urge this lut susan. Beautiful mm ortfolio sample free. Mum mm Limited. Toronto. Rep-

'4 "Sl vented small towns

Male Help Wanted

WANTED-SlllAR`l` YOUNG Wifi’ ambifivn tu learn meat D0#-‘l APD-y Guardian. soz-13-10-si

_`1_ WANTED _ srnciu MAN Fon

tfarm and ranch work. must be good milker. Arthur Wood, ML Herbert. 7546-lo-i3~ai

BECOME EXPERT BARBER

through our special low cost course, Hundreds of successful gmduat,eg_ Write: Moler Barber College. 573 Barrington, Halifax. Oct. 14-its tf

WANTED-GOOD OFFICE MAN T0

take charge ot disirihutorshin for Prince Edward Island handling a Buaranteed article of merit. Our W8lChW0l'.d is service. Must invest three thousand dollars in equip- ment. Money iully secured. Box K lib. S-i0-l3-iii

Miscellaneous

LABORING MEN _ACC0l\lMODAT-

ed, 248 Kent Street. 7499-10-10-ii

.ISHN ALFRED McDONAI.D, PRO,

vincial Land Surveyor, Herman- vi1le_ 7092-9-20-lmo.

FOUND IN CITY, SUM OF MONEY.

Owner call at i Douglas St.

7594-10-14

To Let

T0 LET--SECOND FLOOR OFFICE

in Gordon Building. Phone 603 or 928. 7447-10-8-Si

. lost

LOST-IN CITY. SUM OF MONEY.

Finder leave at Guardian. '

7589-10-14-21

£_ LOST-PAIR OF SHOES BETWEEN

Agricultural Hall and St. Dunstan's

University. Finder leave nt Mr. Jn- seph Doiron`s, Malpequ: Road.

505-13-10-31

Situations Vacant

LADY 0R‘ GENTLEMAN T0 ACT

as local representative in Char- lottetown and d'strict for old es- tablished ilrm with very popular line oi Personal Christmas Greet- ing Cards. Whole or .part time. Generous commissions. Regal Art Go.. 310 Slmdinn Ave.. Toronto.

S. V. 10-6-7-9-11-14-18-18.

i i

i000 <1.1s1ooo.> scslratclicwan, 2,a4s.-

,<l.022000:l British columbia, 1.4.21.-

uoraa . ,000 '<1,a4~1,ooo.l ~

000- f1.149.00o;> Alberta 1,ao2.ooo,

PROGRAM AT FALCONWOOD -

An entertaining and very enjoyalfc concert was given last evening at Falconlvood Hospital by

Nuwlueetiugs in me 5250900 cum, . Two ahut~out victories for the Ab- uuxuu M, uumulegu ' me °°u§t,u¢t1ou!egw'eit football clan, one over the and equipment fund fur me uew;fast Mt. A. team at Ssckville to the ‘Prince Edward Island Hospital were ;°°°"° °f 6'°~ *nd th* 9'” “"‘“mP“ °"" . held in and out of Charlottetown yes- 5°* St- D““5m“`5 "1 Satufdly “Sf- ,terday. In the city. there were meet- i U-Y* ¥*‘“i“8 fi” WG .Nd "ld 5134* rugs of me W°meu~s Dmsum' the squad a name on the mainland. The*

:> \'crna is much improved in health.

1~.12r':ld I.a'.'.'t'm left Tuesrlzy;

morning for Wcifvilie where he uxll -intel' his eoplxmore year at Acathe University. _

{"'»'-pii.il there. It is pleasing to l:nc'.'."

Free ol' Cflarge 0;' Obligrztion

.'ipp;;.';l’.nJ.el1’:S Now A private Booth = Phone For \ ours Will Be Provided _.

Pilone '.219 ‘ '

.Es=‘2`?£'.?ff 1-f Zi.

a number of philanthropic cit'zen.s_

6 Blind. Song. Reading, Mr, Wm_

sela¢ti0n_ me Band; Reading' Dr' which Mrs. H. Hooper Herne is Com- G0°!‘Ee Green; Solo, Jimmie Power: Imander, met in I-Ieartz Memorial Hall Selection, the Band; Piano 5°lU_ ML iThe campaign method was explained McLean; Selection. the Band; s¢1»._,iand all questions answered. Mrs. Mr. George Worth: Plano solo, Mr. Horne was congratulated for her . Proiitt; Two selections, the Band. splendid succem in organizing the

lien teams consisting of ten mem- bers each.

ipaign Headquarters, with the Exec-

The S S Nl(;r"; iutive Chairman. Mr. W. F. Tidmarsh

‘at ‘he.R;m~way w‘;rfc;mredinto D0rt presidinzf Encouraging reP0rt.s of l ins. and is now bein :cody win- mcgress were mme by Mr' S' A' table stock “Chas d SI _ ed “itll McLeod, chairman di the organiz-

' D e ‘mng the 135* ation Ccmmittee; Mr. Alfred Pickard

*W0 seeks- The Nidarcld will ic-an _ . with a car 0 of 55 000 b h I5 Chairman of the Committee on Ar

_ steamer' A5k1e5me"’e!t 3;: gags: rarigements; Mr. James Paton, chair-

‘ ee gs; . _ _ ers, ar- iof almost 60.000 bushels of potatoes. I th M ml C me

D1 which mmm b he, V G B man o e emor omm e: '_ - us 5 “er us Mr. H. Hooper Horne. chairman of

Triumph seed.

the Allied Towns Committee; the

L'_ Outliouse. pastor oi’ the Central chairman oi' the Allied Towns Cem-

M. McLeod, first vice president; Rev. man of the Organization Committee.

H D. Raymond. second vice presid- and others. Mr. Tidmarsh announced Brit: Rev. A. J. Chisholm, Hazel- _himself well pleased with the succem brcok. secretary treasurer. of his co-adjutors

, The members of the association? Leading professional and business lunched together at 1\iilton's. fmen crowded the Beard oi Trade

The next meeting will be held on #rooms at the 7 p. m. meteirig of the

the first Monday of November. 'Men's Division. Mr, Charles H. Black.

Division Commander. was in the chair. Following an exposition of the

_.___&______________ campaign plan. many questions were

_ BIRTHS risked and answered, and the meet-

-~- _ ing was voted a conspicuous success.

ca"°"' S°“°hP01‘t» 11 S011 ‘had made in recruiting one hundred

Opportunities for Men

and Women

naintiniz Christmas cards. Cata- logue, samples. instructions ten cents. Premier Art Guild. 210 V'c- toria, Toronto. O. 10-Stt-tl-Oct.-14.

Ministerial Assn Annual Meeting

The Ministerial Association of

Prince Edward Island met in an- nual meetlhs in St. Pauls Parish Hall yesterday morning at 10.30 with a good attendance of minist- ers. Rev. Cv. A. Grant, president. oc- cupied the chair. and Rev E. M. Aitken acted as secretary. After de- votional exercises led by Messrs Vin- cent and Boothroyd, Rev. J. M. Mc- Leod read a paper on the life and work of the late Dr. J. H. .lowett_ a prince among preachers. The paper was warmly commended by Dr. Cof- fin and others.

Mr. Ticimarsh appeared before the

assoclaticn on behalf of the hospital campaign. and the association heart- ily endorsed the movement for the establishment of the new hosilllfal- and commnedgd it to the generous support ot the people of the DNV- ince. It was suggested that Prince County be solicited for suhscribtmm 5,; well as Queens and Kings, as many patients from Prince County C9-md £0 me Prince Edward island 1-rocniiai for serious operations. Mr. E. H. Beer apocmd balm

the association respecting fire Dfcvfll- tion. His work was cordially GMO!!- ed. A communication was received ii'°m tus W. c. 'r'. U. ra temrrmnce iw- sons in the lrorthern Messenger. This series of lessons was recommended to Sunday Schools. ‘

As this was the annual meeting

new officers for the ensuing your

‘warg appointed. ll follows: III. W.

PAINT AT HOME - EARN MONEY,

" d it ct rivatsly

V mr em x'°g°‘t°‘ B'D"F"m ‘Kings and Queens Counties, and

1- R ' poem if P lc uth Bernard, of North Rustico. ‘Province by me publicity which it

Colonel H. M. Davison and Mr. B. A, Mcncod. of cimrlottctovm. md about a dozen prominent citizens of Montague. The purpose of the con- ference was to knit Montague still more closely into the campaign or- ganizatlon.

A district meeting was held in

Gmrgetown_ with Mr. Colin McNevin presiding. The speakers from Char- iatt:town were Dr. Ira J. Yeo and

her devmcd parm" °f the many Canon Malone. A good program was lyvears has "e5p°“d°d °° °h“i' °““ given by entertainers from Char- Iuhicthliooner or later. comes to all mtewwn "wr “ y' A meeting was also nerd in cav- sogg; endian, with District chain-mm Mr. ful life, we have tho comforting us- Jeremiah smith presiding' speakers .sumnce of Him who reward! an good and entertainers came from Char- uud mthfu] services on earth by me lottetown Those setting forth the certain hope of inheritance in that higher. holler haven where sorrow

and [sickness never intrude.

--E. S. M.

“Leaves have their time to fall,

And flowers to wither at the North

wind's breath,

And stars to set -but all,

Thou hast all seasons for mine

own, Oh Deathl"

Svcrcely have the nowcrs dc..-.eyed

_upon the last. mortal resting place of the beloved wife and mother, when

Nl PP Johnson and the Rev. D. M. Aitken. Another meeting was held in Wheat- ley River with Mr T. D. Ling. Dis-

io-ooooo $130’

N. D. MacLean

OOO-9040900 O00-Q0

'Milli I lloflh IDI!!

Executive Committee. the Mens Div- Halifax W3-nd°"°"-‘l md 31° Univef'

The ro W Y islon. the Outdoor Display Committee, ' I isti p gram as “cn balanced' °°“‘ and the Memorial Committee. Outi‘°°km¥ f°1' Games “Mb ill! Ab*-?€W¢“'S ` was a recent visitor in Mt. Mellini: S ng of readings and °f Wea] *md oi town there were District Meet- 'Wt U" °°°°“n¢ °f f'~“-”`*°1°] T935' the guest of Mrs. Everett Jenkins. instrumental numbers' The Canad' ings in Cavendish Wheatley R.iver|°“5 ‘rising fmm “ck °f Publ” °“P'i -~ |`

ian Legion Band rendered its usual ' " i

. _ - pmt such games will pre-beibly be' ,

Splendid music. Following is the and Ceorgewwm and there was at _ The residents of Pownal were’

_ special Round Tame cculurmue in impossible. However. there is the pos I

;rogram.- Selection. Legion Band; wont” ue ‘sibuity of B game with som, mum shocked to learn that on Frida?/I

1k_ R _ ` , _ , 1 .ag . r ' . A ._ ,J tl? ev. D Ashdmm' Seaman' The Captains and other t~am mem- 'ima “am oil Thanksgiving Dsyyn-gm M1'5~ N A- MD-Ss- had passe ‘

' ' ' 1 . -away while she slept. Althou"h suf

311106: Solo, Mr_ Ga,-uet PI.-of W bers of the Women's Division. 01|

An 'important meetingoi the Ex-_ , . eguuvfe Ccmmgttee was held Lu Cum_ l»3'f»!d. Will be 0Vel‘C0l'fl¢~ years ago. an only sister, Mrs. Rich-`

; The weekly whlst was held in St. iping of the thread- She reigns ln.

i ed. iR9V~ H- D. Raymond. M. A.. vice- [plants which seem to lcok with love

Christian Church. president; Rev. J. 'mftteez Dr. H. D. Johnson. chair-._

' iccmed had been 'num' fm' s°m° time ‘ the old of lc' th carlet of

r i .

sity M New Bmmwick ‘gums an “ch I Mrs. Ethel M.'icPhce. Duristaffnzgc

Meanwhile the series with the fight- lieu fom n attack isumrimr flu .ing S. D. U. squad for the Senior 'ng r _ a_ 0 '_ »m_ovm"h1 Chimpkmship must be Mrs. Mosse was up and about as t Y' “ ‘usual and on Friday night previcusl flned' `to retiring had chatted with neigh- ' ‘fd £n€m:Ia°kn:q“"To“;§1 tx? bars who had dropped in. Her con- °“ me eve ng ° ' .dltlon at this time was not such as °3""°"' gmunds M' 5 °'°k`°k 1°’ ° 'ig' ,to cause alarm. Mrs. Mc-ase'.s maiden

.°"°“5 W°"k°“t- st’°M P°-H? in tl” .name was Kristopha Magdelene Sar- Wllm Wm 5° lmI#°"°d 52°" thfehsen cf Chrktiana. Norway. she next game. and weakness. alreldy dc- having been born there seventy-two

_§___. 5

EVUFY l9'ilY¢r 18 rcquested to be on ard Young ol New York. survives nd at 5 o‘clock sharp. her. Mr. Mcase predeceased her by

two months and -a half. he having

i, 'passed away July 24. The passing of

*__ `i\/Irs. Mosse reminds us of the pass-I

`ing cf summer until the final snap-i

James Hs1l,iGeorgetown on Wednes- _her hcl'-day Oi C010? Dill-Siltills alive d¢y_ 0¢wb¢, sth with ,_ in-gg “-`to the last. Always an active and ¢¢,eu_d,_u¢,_ I-he lun" ul-fu. WL., won interested worker in the church she by Mig Kane F,.u_se,_ md the umm? iwili be much missed especially in the mm-S pun um Wm by Mu Muuuex iw. M. S. Mrs. Moose was an ardent.

(Burke, A delicious lunch was ser,” 'lover of flowers, her garden being a ` itestimony of such. also her house

~ and r 'e ence th 'ii I The d°‘“h'°°°""°d ‘t .G°°r“°°°"'” . vndcriy :taxed tngmonfiinr tincid ;n october mth of virzmnh Boud' iofhlife for us too will soon be broken. , "awk and 1° years' daughter °‘ Will we live and dislike summer? Dir. and Mrs. James Boudreauit. De- , To ,uve had the _washes of c0]or_

;‘c-ut always had s. pleasant smile. She ucmegvemenu de;;”Cm.;0; of JOM "7-°~3 tenderly “fed fm' he’ by her de’ the clear hues of effort, kindness. ,voted mother who loved and aber-iwumge, huue_ H such has had u lished her until the last. 1-fer beaut- image in um- hem-L5 we Wm fee; 1-nu., lifui death was a creat consolation i we are standing on me edge or a

:ta the dear ones who are left tojsiili greater adventure. On Tuesday lmoum. She leaves to mourn. besides ‘afternoon all that was mortal of ai 'her grief stricken parents, two sis- `kincily and loving friend was rever- ters. Mary and Agnes and four yentiy laid to rest in the cemetery '1~--ghgys Hu»v¢y phmp_ Gem-g»_ ‘beside the United Church at Pownal

Mccanltolv-At city Hospital, ocnlvrr. Black received hearty congi-at-ir* ~ - ~ _ . _ __ |

~5tep}~en md ohm-;§ to wmm sincere until the day dawn and the sl.a.io'.v'~

12.19ao.toMr.ana1vn.r-.nu -Vin t sn in n' ‘ .

s a Mc 'ua ons on the Srobg Gil K G t _.nee away Totals . . . .._ . _

sympathy is extended. The uner , ‘e was largely attended *‘*

to his home in Georgetown -A i

Mr' and Mrs' s`n°mr‘ Mr' Herbert ` pleasant \lslt to lvaterside. wher~

cis Gerald Hooper, oi' Milton to Nei-` ,ses M edu, au that art of me their home in Boston. Mas. ` _...__ for Disorderly Contluct.

. The Baptist people of Alexandra

‘plies on the 1-lazelbrook field during

____-

Clarence, Mount Stews: , recen y _ -- ued Geomemwn the guest uf M,._.\\/here a large number of people Mucnonulus brother' Cupu A_ A_igathered to this impressive service. MacDonald Lthe setting apart of this prnniislnf:

iyoung man to the Gospel ministry.

Mrs. wiluam white and daughter , Riva M_l§"°“ B"~‘_?‘°“ Q' f’l`°f‘- “'22

Phyllis' Borden' are vumng inIieizd'byhlgr.0€lflI;riin.p;lqi;rSc‘:pStu(ies

mother' Mn' J°hn`°n` ,das The ordination sermon \va.s

h d by Rev. A. Gibson, who

‘ W' Nam" Hmmn' G°°”°"°w“'[:ll:tiacgtive the welcome into the recently “sited Ch”1°t"'°t°W“' fchurch. Rev. Mr. Williams of Mon-

t Ed ml tu ltague. offered the nrclalning prayer.

` CW ‘ """d Dick* C "°t "° \R,ev. Mr. Bell of East Point. gave the town. recently visited oem-gcwwn. (charge to inc cnurcn. Alicia rcnk-

--- ` kins. little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

MY- -7°5°Ph KUSUU- Wm’ hu 5”" Earl Jenkins. .sang a .solo very

with benediction by Rev. J. E. Chis- holm. M. R. On the following

_,___ sunday the newly ordained pastor

conduoed his first baptismal .service

in Georgetown left Monday for Sturgeon.

teachers Prince street School. spent ln U12 Ha¢°|b’°°k C “ff

ers from Charlottetown were Judge l _

h ¢ gh en Wood. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .n

H' L' Palm" and Dr' F’ W' Tm' t 9 week end in George own l W. Wood. Cross Roads, being his propriaie hymn. The selectnns were

guest of their parents Mr uid Mrs M-

marsh. Entertainers under the direc- - ' ' '

\ fir t didlté. Eli

ition or Mrs J. A. o. Hodgman. L H- D°°l1*-'- ° "H

um) ichlmmm of the Entertainment Gun' Heartiest congratulations to Mr. and the choruses \\'l'loZe-hearterlljr

"‘A‘l' m"'°' °"’°` went me" (mm Chu' Mr' me Mm C' Knzudppn yum- and Mrs.‘ Willard Jenkins on the and hal'lnoni'_>usly given. At the clots

lllgllll lo.m._°wn_ risey. and Muter ll J. ¥’°“‘ or stork's first visit. he having brought of

' , _ ._ I. V

my' Mcxmnm. Hnbor U B them s lovely: baby girl, October 5th.

MALPEQUE

M;-_ Dmmld M,,¢D,,n¢1d and ,Q1-|“ On Sept. 12th his ordination service | - A -_ ~ E mn"

L Q .,.u‘ was held in Hazelbrook Church.\ "U '

Georgetown the sue.” of Mn' Wmws `.\\‘ere read by Mr. Morgan. of Dun- ‘

OSS-DRUG-UNITED as

SUCCESSORS 'IO »

THE lviacKlNNoN_ DRUG co.

“HOME OF FINE TOILETRIES” 'i

New Apparatus icon Fire Dept.

tContinued from Page 1)

and seconded by Councillor 1-fcimani that the report of the fire committee i be adopted. An amendment to the

tel' and seconded by Councillor Burke ` that the report be held over for a

special meeting for reconsideration.;

The original re:.oiur.lf~n was adapt:-ci.

A resolution to the effect that the

l.».d of Wood, Gundy .ic Co.. Mont- real of 102.25 for the purchase oi $52500 of bonds be accepted, was .‘..'2.'lp‘.cd.

motion was moved by Councillor' For A repre_sentatlve from the com-

pany from which the new fire ap- paratus »\vill be purchased explained the tcrms cf sale. and answered ques- tions put to him by the councillors

POLICE REPORT

The following report was read by

lice Committeez-

Councillor Holman. Chairman of Po-

‘The undersigned has the honor to submit herewith the City Police Fic

part for the month endedseptember 30, 1930.

Sixty-two <62; arrests were made

within the C.ty limits during Scpt~

ember for the following classified oiiencesi-

Offences.

Drunk and Disorderly Drunk and Incapabie .. Disorderly Conduct _ _ _ . _ Insanity . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ Operating Motor Veli cle

while intoxicated . . . . . . . . .._

Operating Motor Vehicle

without license

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without Markers . . . . . . . . . . . ,._

Obstructing Peace Officer . . . . . . .._ Reckless Driving ‘Motor Vehiclei Vagrancy . . . . . _ . .

.. 1

Operating Mot/or Vehicle f

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Arrests Convictions Dismissed Toi!

14 14 28 28

.. 2

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28 I

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4 l 5

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`Dlfk€d men f0l' his <iiVl§10U- ` ` . Mu and Mrs James Musick of! In addition to the above mention-

an/NTB t the P`E"I' HUSTMI1 A SECYCV ¥\'\°e¢'»\'\B °f me OU*/~'1C°1` ichester-I N_ H_ wc” ,went ,.;_S;m-5; e_l arrests there were thirty-two pro-`

Oct. 12, 1930. to Mr. and Mrs Oliver Display Committee, oi' which Mr. Mr' J°hn Jeffery wh° has men 1)-,el-e, the guest' 01 M,-5, Musgcks si5_ I :ecutions entered under tire Czty

PWM" 3 5°"' (‘7°h“ Mam1°W)~ .Leslie Stacey is Chairman. was held. i°"is“'m3 in M°“‘“t‘ stewart “tamed li tar, My-5, R. Enman, gn Tuesday the Traffic By-Law ter “Speedins." re-

ltin in twentv six convictions and

TNS C0lYilY\li-£66 LS Di9»!\H1l18 S¢V€l'51 ` ' flatter accompanied by' her sister and Sl* E ' - r ‘ ‘ l

MARRIAGES surprise features for both the city 'daughter-, M155 Mabel, mjoyed a six dismissals_ 'J here were also sixg

Convictions lor operatinil m0l01 ‘@-

V V ' ' and the country.an m p _ _ _ ~ _. HOOPERFBERNARD _ M Char' (ne Ou* cor Display C.1m.n.tr':e is 1-Oaok md Mi” Madden Huchey wh° old acquaintances and incidents were i H9165 Wm"°‘1t ‘°°"“5L" ‘me fm' “eg”

lottetown. on October 11, 1930. by thelworkulg in ,my towns throughout have been visiting at their homo in 1 renewed which me Iam, enjoyed uu_ looting to stop a'ter an accident, one Re ‘R" M h - .C°°1”¢°lf°\‘m 1¢fl Wdmeidlly f°\` memely for Breach cf the Customs Act. WC

one for oper-

ating a resiauiaint wniiout license two for common arsauit one for as-

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.ul mam fu uh “mums-u, M1556! 511516 ll-nd G°0l'§ie Hemllh-ll. have been fortunate in securing the, ~ mr

‘ --_--*Q vi c~ r e

` 1 i. 'll ~. three ‘ The Rmmd Tame °°nf°"“°° m‘n/intuue' spent me week end Minervices of Rev' J' E' cmshmm for iaaumliotlii tiiacseat1it1ar€:e1Ev-l.n\\- and

Q N M 0 "MDnmgue was hem M 8 0.61061" over `-their home in Georgetown. . the ensuing year. Mr. Chisholm sup TPM A ‘_ at ue tml

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Camithers Drug store. It was at i “ ‘ ai .

1 We i ted the Prohibition Officers

"T tended by Executive Chairman' Mr' ` Mrltlwutgritieigrugiir. Ctiatlottewwnr i ixhl; s1:lTr`ns;\i;?th§joa;g s*t(i1atml:i}.;! in ‘ouiiseii searches of preniises sus-

recen y v wn. , ’ ~ ' e 5' . ~ `

MR. Hlwlw FITZGERALD W- F~ T‘d'“'“"“"- W' Jam” Pawn’ me ‘people prevailed and he rcmalncd.|oe¢t€d °f me ““1“.“'M 53" M pos'

tu n for non-pa, ment £1

resrion of into‘<'caiing liquor. Eleveni

pr-059;-utlgns were entered. re s in seven r.‘ol‘.\'ictions and four dis-, mlssals.

On September 19th the Force col-

lcctcd twenty-eight .samples of milk from Licensed Milk Vendors and do-v livered same to 'the City Allfiil'-it fill"

Test.

The amounts collected in Fnco

W. Baker.>Summersirle; Mrs. H. C. Beer. Toronto; Mr. E' T. I-litlf!Fi Ch"- lottetown: Mr. Jns Davison. Ken- _~;1ngt.:;n; Mr. J. W. \‘Vll1iama, New London.

The event oi the week was N10

presentation of rlic "Prodigal Son" in

H mars' a em included Dr H D spending his vacation at his hr»n\e's-vastly. 'l'l»i¢ service was concluded son.; by the choir of Lot 14 U1*-ilf‘<l

Church on Thui'sfla_v evening, O:t. 9. in Princetnvsn United Church. The

'R/ev. \V. E. Aitken presented the

story of the "Prodigal Son" which al-

.; _ Misses Marion md Grace Douglas.

md' Chairman' in the chan-` `peak ' h h. Miss Hel- tlicu hold is evcr new and each step

the glory was niarked by some all-

beautifuily sweet. the solos. ducts

and quarteitcs bein; well rcrzrlewvd

the Cantata. the visiting friends

were invited to the Ma:-.ce. \vh~rc

Philo IH Yukon Bl! GIMG an vumnl in G°°““'°‘m tm sua; --_ Mrs. Aitken and a number of th”

‘ of Mr. Mor-isey's parents. Mr. an Mm Ma .be ~

_......_. y Driscol. Mt. Hel rt. lrir.

. 33°~°-"":°3""’°”3f*~°”-”°°° Yukon Territory. Canada., is the Mn' °’~ E' M°"“°V' spent a pleasant visit with her sister. rr'

"°"`“""-"'_"""’°_"`”"""“ paradise of big game hunters and no '“"°-*r ;M\»,_ Ambrose Macmillan. P.

i place on cnc nerd. Amcricon comin. Mww bw M»°D°M1d~ Mwusl

tent to- day offers greater inducements Gllllnh E J- H- Moflosy. Ind Mm ‘

DR' W' R' CARSON `u<>th for the variety or big game and E- J- H- Mother. mowed to Gsorse-t

mm" °"""° ummm' for the di.mens’nn; of the trophies to Wm- 5l¢“fdll’~ ` Guests registered at the "l.Zac- of

.es of the lcral auxiliaries ferved "csliment.s. Mrs. A. L. Owen

.r-nc'-~ ivoi-its ci’ appreciation tu Mrs

the Lot l4 choir for their very

|g|"°un|u¢:=2 N fu". 1|-gg [be secured Mountain sheep. moose. M* '7°l’“ 'n`“°'- 5“mm“`°u°- uf Gnugan 1-louse" during the v'-ck i~s`

0990,". gg yur, ¢|,m»¢|, goat. caribou. and beer are numerous, visiting in Georgetown the guest ol were: E. H. Mason, St. John. i wr'

i i,Tl\e moose are of the "giant" species, his dsughtr, Mrs. James Batchilder. Mrs. W. J. Whither. iiifs. /is B. L- for

|mdin¢1od,,b1,¢k_bmwn,nd¢r-iggly, _A *Horne Miss Hanna lmlll. Hrs. W.it/ora

and to Mr. and Mrs. Aitken for

'pr“’dr~nt of the Hanilton l\‘lx.liary.

\\'_ ll l”hilii\1.¢. President of t“_» Rich- i n\_“v.rl Auxiliarv and to the mefnlicr'

'ul entertainment Fitting ack- l"d"lnent was '"1/'ie to t‘*» ‘1'l"" their part in cntrrtwin nz thc vis-

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62 56 _

and costs during September followsz-

One fine imposed 111101’

the Prohibition Act . . . . .._

Miscellaneous Fines and

Costs collected . . . . . . . . . .-»

BIC I

$200_0¢

$771.00

$971.00 by the as fol-

Total amount collected

Other duties performed Force during September 81'!

lowsz-

Prisoners escorted to the

Queens County Jail ._

Prisoners escorted from

Jail to Police Court for trial Sunllnonses served . 4- subpoenas .served il Vic ous rings destroyed . - - - . » - ~ »~~ 5 Men in Station overnight for

protection - - - - - . - - - ~ - - ' » ~ - -- »

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:\1r.A'r AND mils nl-:roar

Dr. 1. E. Croken. Meat and

Ins vector. reported BS f01i0W5i

_ _ . 3'

Mill

i Condemned as unfit for food uit

destroyed. right portions r’ carcassei

Twenty'-eight samples cf milk

inspected and all were found

factory. ‘?i§.Ti§.§§iF§“d§ElTi§..m..*

wen satis-

Messrs. L. D. 1\facN\lt:. Thou-mi

.\’!.'ir!\'utt. Sirnpsrm Crozier. Charlet Ciialnpion :md Sinclair MacGo\igar.

were in attendance at the Joint polit

ical r.~.c~eting at '1'_me Valley: on

’l".~.:lr.”~<l£‘..\' F’-`<‘l'\ llK»

ri.” and Mrs. Herbert Davison

.oi

Kelzslnztnn, were recent motorists

hcl~r~_--iii.

\\'of\:l Buffalo Park Herd

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' The herd oi 10.030 initial-> in Wood

W T

Buffalo park. near Fort Smith. N. _ _ canada. is made up of the 1.500 <.\-ond buffalo for which resume

'hinped north frm W!-‘HWY

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'All\c':ta'_ and the increase from those V-

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fiig.nall_v sei ns‘d:~: the 6.613 animals

_ xg V

-_ nln-.als wlilch are thri\'.ng exceedin-

‘..s nrdunns is not to confess that it i`:11}x¢_=s£b!c_"-_John W. Davis.

"'.x~.te~.\-t’:~'.‘.al finance must be d

i\\'or:i.s llkevetziiation and locus."-rnornss W. land

"To szzgzzvst that the task of estab-

i‘..=‘.~l:~.z rlzlrs cf int:\rnat.ionai conduct

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