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Flanelettes are hen - bright i rnnlti-colored pajamas in vsri- ous designs $1.00. Heavier quality llanneletts, $1.39, $1.58 Genuine "Loma" pajamas

with the wide “Lu-

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iiroi-izii ci_i_\i>ui.i._i-1, _wniriyo IN THE LONDON .

i ri _-. _ii .ii.. iii<.s<_nini:s THE r.~.sciN.\TiNG _ _...ii _-»iu.i.i.\i;RY sua saw IN Pains.

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FV. E Bh.\l‘il.EY, K. C. .i. .-\. lli‘..\ i`i.l'I\'. K. C. Bnrrl~ters :ind Attorney-at-Llw -~-i_\.i-:ir 'ro L0/iN

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i,lV-_ loviish ci'o'.\'ri. I

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The _Duchess of Kenifs millincr

strirts in grand style by sending hcr br;ni.< upw-.ii'd iii front, with ii tei'-- riiio swf-cp land usually cutting them out altogether' at the back); than she bends the edge of the brim inward toward the comparatively_ slmlloiv crown, adds some ribbon or r. porn-pom or two, and there you are.

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When Suzy feels inspired to do

bcrcis, she makes Ihcm as big as .she cnn, sends them soaring up again on one sidc, and finishes by mining; a vivid touch oi' contrasting color in the trimming.

She has nevcr liked high hats`

much. but she's gone half way, and her contribution ln the feast is a. delightful version of i-he old-f`ash- ioned top-hat.. with a not-very-high crown and slightly curling brim.

The most important, movement in the new hats is the forivard one - i crowns lean forward like a house falling over, and slope away behind, Brlms are cut somewhat like peaks and are often non-existent at the back; feather and ribbon trimming shoot forward. Even the sports

iiats share this trend.

Theres a lovely new line at

Louise Bourbon's in the shape of a "cocked hat." It is almost in- credibly elegant. and it gives you the feeling of wanting to throw away every hat you've got and start

anew.

This ml1l.ner offers s fresh idea

by painting antelope skin with gay, colorful little figures tsome- thing like our summer printer and

making it into turbans.

EXTRA CAP

The most amusing novelties I've

found up to date were at Erik's, who introduces a. new blue-green called "ocean blue," the cold shade of Arctic waters. He gives some of_ his hats an extra lttle cap which covers. the brick of the head, while the hat. is perched in front. Some-! times t.hL~i cap is in velvet. very| often it is of fox fur, which mnkesl you look as though you are wear- ing false hair.

You can wear some of his hatsi

bark to front, if you are that sort' of person. And hts whole collection is inspired by Eskimo and Green- land fashions, which seem emi- nently suited to the len chilly countries.

Tv1.'\lll'l'IME i\|)ll`.\l§tli'lN'1` lil.`REAU

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M. ALBAN FARMER

BAIKRISTEIK, Si'il.i(`lTOR, ETC. \ltl`\']‘1\' TU LOAN

Bank nf tliiiziciu llldg.

Charlottetown

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Frcfif-ric A. Large Bari-i~t-»r, Siiliciinr, Attorney &c. nu f.r.».»i .';rnr,;e Sire:-t i iiiririilciuiin, i". E. I.

Alex. ‘il . Mathesnii U\iiiil~£'il li. S()i.l(`_l'l`0R_ ETC. Mun- v in I.-.nn Collections Oni:-r: '-0 Great George Street

ST. JOHN'B, Nfid., Oct. l-Ex-

pm~tir.;_z of blueberries, n. Newfound- land lndustry in its infancy with pi'o.<|iects of great development, pro- gressed favorably this year. It was estimated a total of 1.350.000 gal- lons of berries were picked for ex- port during the season.

SPRAINS

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ROBIN HOOD FIDUI M1110!!

CONFEDERATION LIFE IN

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US! “SOLITE” lbortehinl for

I-551-9 14-ti

MR. HORACE McEWEN distin( uished Island musician will give ia' Sa ed Recital on St Pours Church

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Organ after Sunday evening's Ser-I -

vlco. There will be a Silver Collec- I tion.

BURIAL SERVICE-The Nh-

. l be eral of Mrs. James Wilson was I mlwy appoln .d 'secretary of the

. Sllld ht Ch .l>tl M

held Saw-"daY mommg 12;* "EI the eMsritin'le ilgrovinggémelrdt

residence of Augustus R. , i re . DONMSYH Sweet W 3”- Dim' gf ttilélgilfzilatzrfliilirileailoilgléigu pm; sts.n's Basilica, where Requiem to taking up her residence in' Ham _ H13* M8-55 “'33 celebmwd by Rev' lax, where her principal duties P- M°M“h°“» 11 D- The Wu be”' will be as secretary of the Move- ers were: Messrs. Alexander mem at Dahousie , Goody, John Doyle, James Hughes, , Miss Hockin wal; hom at Omei and Aug"-‘tus Rfum' Sewice M the ’ Szechuan, China the famous cen- grave was conducted by Rev. G- we of Buddhm pi]grImage_ Her

lcllohs. _

or Bufllinl Pumps, dou't rel on ordinary

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ml I PU t such troubles with" the

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Help Kidneys

` I lion I lain Drasllc Drugs

r liek-irss oontsbiiirnrgmionnsinby tubu °`“"i..... .':‘.iz.....,__..:.§r .. .:.:.°.i1

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| niier gen, Diuineu.

Swollen Joints, osu Aeidlty

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money but agreement protests you.

Secretary S. _(l. Movement Coming

Miss Katharine Boehner Hookln, i

M°C°1'"‘a°k~ father, Arthur Hockln, was bornl

-1- tn lox, . _ ‘

r::~"ren'r.uNan._ Members of _'}_,,y"§0w,e_” af f_,',‘_f;d’,‘§; mgtheg'

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the Chatter Club Club were en- ' ‘i

tertained at the home of Mrs. gfiinbggivggggiglagegd r;,?;I’mi1’S{5(i);I,’_t Duncan Mcphau- Douglas A"e""”' aries in Cliiiifi` llcr mndfathe s in honor of Mrs. J. B. Tarlton on both sides wwf ‘Methodigt

who is leaving in the near future ministers for Windsor, N. S.. where Mr. ' I

'larlton has been transferred in the U;'1i\’,`:.sg$Ck’onf "’};’ri’3's’;1du’:J’;]3;_\\’;’?e i service of the Bank of Nova Scotia. and was appointed as mwion B; During the afternoon Mrs. Tsrlton to me Indians on the Wes; ‘mt l was made the recipient of a silver of vancouver Island Where °°:§e hors d°eu"fe ‘H511 by me membws' served two years. Her in-tentionl Later afternoon tea was served. throughout] this period was to go, The guests were Mrs. Tariton, Mrs. as R mimonary to West China at i

MacPhail. Mrs. Fraser Ellis, Mrs. t

O. A. Munroe, Mrs. G. W. Berry. i 1, S1 ~' M... D. F. W... |.“ei;...:: f:":.i.;2.';`;"zi‘;.;.‘;°;.:“i Mr. L H Mme/iiinen, Mrs. c. |C01,0.,e hm .mn U"

he earliest opportunitv Accord.-

Wesqt of Charlottetown, P. E. I., M-“_ H

_ 1& ocklln was appointed 'tri

und Mrs. H. A. Stephrgisoii.-Saint I West Chinn' _,md got as far M

John Telegraph Joiirn _ Whmipcg when mr _suing Wa"

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Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Campbelllf:,;m§4;,.E,1?;;g gggufxdgéf

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This is the time of year to dress

children with the weather. From _ U

now on ihr-re will be more varlet- 4 les of climate than there are of ' iitodcrn shoes.

Thr- cxpcricnced mother knows

this, but the lady with her first

will visit the University of New Brunswick. Mount Aiilson, Acadia and Prince of Wales Colleg . '

sliarelioldcrs of the Goodyear Tire Ji: Rubber Cc.. of Canada, Limited, ' !_:". ‘ -‘fV'?._‘_ 1-, 3

:ind Mr. Wendell Gorveatt. as M‘ m ' .t ., ifooeiey Point, one Mr. Donoiri to hefrjfge “tk °“"~”-

Smith and rliiighter Jessie of ft ld ’em°""’ - ° .... .. ;..i;.“..f..°rf.:;i.‘:;:.“-.?.nliiit A Splendld Savmg °DP9”' car for Boston vihee they will ant nation l ltt - ’ _ _md __ mmm V _mg relatives Movement. comm es or ui. tunitv in deep piled Axmin

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A. G. Partridge, Presldenf,

Toronto, Oct. 1.-In n letter to-

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- ARTISTIC CURTAINS -

Dress up your windows for Fall and Winter with our new Novelty and Lace Nett Curtains. Ruffled comin, an shades _ _ _ 49o to $2.50 per pair

Tuscan Not curtain _ _ _ _ _ $1.25 to $2-50 ner pair Silk Net Curtain - - - - - - $2-00 t0 $6-00 DH' D8-ill*

and FLDDR COVERINGS

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ery Fabrics. New weaves _ New patterns - New `

shades-it will pay you to inspect our stock. ,

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_ SPECIALS _ -

V Slightly damaged Linoleum Rugs, size Tapestry Furniture Covering, 50 inches I 6 x 9 ft. Regular $6.50 for - -- - - $4-00 Wlde '~" "° '_ '_' _ "‘ *' "“ $1°15 per yard

Frilled Curtains in Rose, Blue and Gold. Castle Floor Wax -----25c nerlb.

i 2.pairs.for - - - - - r- -989

41/_>,’ x 71/jft. $11.75 6%’ x 9’ ft. $20.00.

' "if`»`* 9’x 9’fr. $33.00. ’

V _,. 9- X 10%’ fr. $35-oo.

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;;,»». 9' X 12’ ft. $38.00. Xe.

01” SP<'O11<i l0<ifil91` may HCV' 1""-V9 nccompanyiiig dividend cheques for

iioticcd that it is snlffle time.

They used to say in grand- p

mothers era, ‘Live through March

and youll live all year.” of But for antics of wind and o

weather. hot days. cool days. wet show a sati\fii-torv increase “ith ones and dry, give the palm to ; c September. - ii

It is put-on, take-off lime. When In

it. is hnt ke > the children cool

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When it is cool, keep the rhlldren be

\\'.'irm_ Sucntcrs should hang with- :fn ' . 4 . c

in reach at all hnuis of the day. l

nud hfniikrt.; at night should be 1”

lmiidy zitzainst thc trio‘<_\' night'

breeze that shifts to any corner l th

of the compass “qmmut vhlming' llinnvilc plniit which will pi'0\-'ide

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FAST F00I‘I‘\C' - take Carr- of the Coinpnn_\"s ;:i'oiv_lii;r .f`°t‘

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Rnlwr than max" R change ml und miscellaneous rubber pni~t.'=. -

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wise

iinderivcer. it is c:1s"cr to ad_iiistV

rlolhes on the outsi'lc. But this U, is one thing to beware of -_ an » 1,1

nvcr-heated child should not be

once when he comes in, because 3

Don’t get the idea that wet feet

means cold in the larynx, or bronchial tubes. This child should he d0ub'y careful not to be over- heated or sudde-nl_v cooled_ There- ' fore, he should play quiet-ly Bhd not race or run. Needless to say, he should tx: in bed if he has the ` slightest sign of temperature. or -

down, and gives warning hy bc ing a first-rote head cold first but not always If the child does not seem well or has nny symp- toms that stick more than s day nr so, it is best to see s doctor. Fall, not to alarm you, but mere-

BRINGING UP FATHE

do not matter. because the day is tY1CkY Ulifllt blfeeze bmws °Veg warm. W:-t shoes should he rhnng- Small bodies “Wh °°"°"5 km" ed and dried. Watch the dew in Of " “ “`f°"“ and the morniniz. Put on ovcrshoes Pl until the gross dries. sters with colds awny, and do like-

nonsinvzss nnumm sion ‘ ri

which out for horsencss. This W C C 1 t k C

EYE* it S ES

is coughing. iT_suall.V In cold 8665' “I J. N . I

PRO W E BROS LTD

flminlls €XC€€'3iliZ dividend require- -

ients on both Prcfcrrecl and Com- ~ on stocks. f\;` Small increases in prices have - 1 eii made duriiii: the past quarter, " *>.,, §` meet liiri‘ca‘;cd Costs oi' rriw ma- 5°!--1 ‘ss

rials so that prospects look favor- ie _ /'.‘:»..’_"_`*o. .~ / ble for thc lralniicc of the year. \ » 4 ` /- , _"_ .xy -' _-`-`§._-____".__ '

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You will bf- ii1tVci'c:;t<‘d to know, at work has been commenced on| dciit mini buildinfts nt thc Bow-i

airiifactiiring and sinrngr- space to

olume of production in iurthfinical A

We are also installing adci onal

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ant at St Hin inthe .\`\\, '- - > 'I - ~ _~'~ . Z- /_

__ d _ h d H t t These "iddiious to] plgiiil atud _ ._ V ,Y gm :.5 "W .

H -0\V<‘ 0 S F. IS SWPH PI' H i, ill he comp cic sim v . ` '1 .1 ~‘ ” o _ _-

illst of the \c'ir and ~w_.(:lm- followlng. lO“ Du(.9S_ _

the lovely cool sensation he ex- _should put your Compam skplants (,337 ~$f_`t~;,=, Q.,-_ V-_ V - F d

pcricncas as the perspiration dries in excellent condlion to ta e care ’ ` §. -_ "~.-1 _ _. \\_ ___

off. is just what Old Man Bntffes of 1938 business ,,» `@ ` A' Rexoleum 305 Sq' y ° is looking for. More children catch _;:;_ __ ' , if--J _ Feltol .___ _ 4.)() Sq, yd, cold by beiniz too worm and then *_-°*‘“’*__ _ t _% ~- f/ . siiddeiily cooling off. than they d0_ il' Y/0 keel? You men' 1" hula; "' _ _, 0|lClOth -- - 50C Sq- yd-

by being ,,_ bn chmy_ | time for epidemics. Better . _ C I d And. then there are the wet days. ‘ Safe than S°U'.i'~ Jong() eum "°“‘ "2 C Sq- y '

Change beds around if that

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the third quaitci of 19.37, the th’ ‘- "'”./._.‘\\ F "-“_ res`dent. A. G. Partridge, sn_\‘s:- ,;»."¢"s /Q6.-’ “At ine emi or the rniiu quot-tor ’< the year. the sales and earnings 'Q4-\\_; _,er _F

f your Company have continued to -- 4-,-f-‘_f`g\§‘i;}_`§1:`l”?1" `-`

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Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs ' -FELTOL RUGS_

6’ x 9’ ft. $5.45. 71/Z’ x 9’ $6-85. 9’ x 9’ $8.00. 9’ X 101/Z’ $9.50. 9’ x 12’ $10.85.

- RUG SPECIAL -

6’ X 9’ $3.85. 71/2’ x 9’ $4.65- 9’ x 9’ $5.75 9’ x 101/Z $6.50. 9’ X 12’ $7.50.

- WILTON RUGS - Superior in quality - splendid in appear- ance. Firmly and closely woven of fine worsted carpet yarns, with durable extra heavy backs. ` Deep, thick pile, gorgeous color tones and rich patterns. 4%’ x 71/2 $20. to $28. 654’ X 9’ $38- t0 $50- 9’ X 9’ $50. to $75. 9’ x 101/2’ $55- to $95- 9’ x 12’ $70- to $125.

- INLAID LINCLEUM -

`or a long wearing, easy to cle-un, attrac- tive floor, there is nothing better than one ` "ir beautiful designs in Inlaid Linol- eum. See Che latest patterns in moulded, Straight Line and Marble Tile. Moulded and Straight Line -_ $1.35 sq. yd. Marble Tile - - - - $1.”` t0 $135 Sit- Yd-

COLORFUL DESIGNS IN ALL HARILSUR- FACED FLOOR

YI' COVERINGS

Our complete stock of Rexoleum,, Feltol, Floor Oilcloth, Con goleum and Printed Linoleum at the

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Linoleum _ 80;- so. yd.

§..°i'i§i3i.‘$`f'l1<§§»'<§ii......mg-' And Don’t Forget Our Deferred Payment Plan is at Your Service

av will come when no child w‘t.h D d

cold will be welcome in school e a e e Oc

OPTOMETRIST MONTAGUE. P. ll. I. Office Connected With

Drugstore

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