, OCTOBER 6,

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W

1TH Carnation

be bought a month's indefinitely. It

tin is opened, so Because Carnatio ated to double ri tion,_ it meets every

you can buy. Order

Limit ed,

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never a shortage of double-rich, absolutely pure milk for every milk use.

n is just pure, fresh milk ev chncss and kept safe by sterilizat-

tins from your grocer.

5M4 fl" a free copy a] Mary Blake's Address Carnation Milk Product:

IS RED AND Wl-ll

It la Creamy

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on the pantry shelf there is

For Carnation can no waste. aper-

need ior milk or cream;

It is the most completely useful milk

several tins or a case of 48

Cook Boo/L. Company Aylmer, Ont. l

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i . A Central Guardian

HIGHEST PRHTE-S paid for live n l°°k. ctoamy poultry. Harris

It taatea Creamy

Abattoir Co.

ANNUAL HALLO St. James Hall, 27th. ' _

ron sarramnsn we ARE of- fering for every yearly new or re- [newal subscription received choice

[of a Lady's Shopping Bag or

Auto Strep Razor and Utility Knife.

Don't miss this opportunity.

[ HAMPTON-Se!‘ Oct. 4th., conduc tcr. Rev. Geo. F.

11 a. m. Appin Rd-. ton 7 p. m. Services

l CHURCH o- Rev. Ewen MacDougall, l). i).

Suinmoiside at

10th., ut Coleman at 7 p. m.

USEFUL PREMIUMS are new be- Guardian‘ "Ladys Shopping Bag" or Auto and Utility Knife free Paid to any address in your yearly sub- [scription today andvget your choice.

.ing offered by the Strep Razor and post

i Canada. Send in

BRADALBANE

vices for Sab Pleasant Val 3 p. m., Bradalbane 7 p. lll.

week is Mr. and

8969-94341.

WEE N 1'EA._. Thursday, Oct.

vices on Sunday, ted by the minis- Sears, at Victoria 3 p. m.; Hamp- at Victoria and Hampton will be Communion Serv- ices. *

Ii SOOTLAND.__

7. Also Monday

CHARGE, UNI. [TED CHURCH lolF‘CANADA.-- Rev. David Coburn. minister. Scr- hath Oct. 9th., 1927: ley 11 a. m., Granville

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The Land We Love By Frank Yelgh 0-044-00-00-0-04-00-0-0-04000000. The Golden Dog 1

Q. What is the story of the golden dog.

A. The Golden Dog is the title of an early Canadian novel by the late William Kirby which has its centre in old Quebec. The figure of a dog with a bone occupies a niche in a. public building and tells of the Intendent Bigot and the rivalries of those days. The inscription reads as translated:

BIL

t!

f'I am a dog who is gnawing the

bone; While gnawing it, I am taking my repose. A time will come which is not come When I will bite who has bitten

pm h S bb m 9m Des b-l will me," when the enemies of “c '1 a ' i1! l1 0 ill Bigot evened up accounts. ‘10530; Cflllo Traverse at 2:30; and

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Modern Etiquette

THE CHAlllHTTFZTOWN GUARTW ‘l

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BRIVGHTEN "K

By ROBERTA LEE 00000» .

Q. When a guest arrives at a dinner party after the others arc seated, should the gentlemen rise to greet the tardy one?

A. While it is unusual for the guests to be seated before the last one arrives, if such an emergency arises it is less confusing to have‘ those at the table remain in their

places while the host and hostess

How should orange seeds be

l‘. i I i ‘ - [ ON AUTO TRIP-A m ' J . . a [terested visitors makirlirgolgieirefilrrstlrlss m greet the fine who ls late’ V trip to P.E.I., last '

Mrs. Harris, of Boston, Mass. Mr. ejected from the mm?

lio

Your amount of ,- lood and eat half a or

STEWART’S

. BREAD

cleansing of the bod)’-

Alk Your Grocer.

. Stewart's

Made In Charlottetown

181 Kent Street

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Postage stumps an home (iecoru- nil nrc becoming increasingly

Eat And Be Fit

There,‘ a" "FY Wfly- Reduce 50h» heavy loaf daily

WHOLE WHEAT

It contains all the elements for‘ rich nutrition and a dally

rout n.

to form a colorful mosaic.

Heard of N yo! Creophos

‘This valuable remedy pos-

. sesses unusual value in run-

down conditions, loss of flesh

and a tendency toward weak lungs.

Nyal — quality guaranteed scientifically compounded of the purest drugs‘ obtainable. It has benefited others. It will beneflt you.

Harold L. Worthy

Sole Agent for Dr. Allan's Fox Remedies

O-O-O+O-O+OO- JLESTER DOUGLAS

wnotasau; rnonocr: ,. Exporter of

Prince Edward [Island

Certified Seed and

Table Stock Potatoes ».-¢-

39 QUEEN STREET CHABLOTTETOWN, P. E. I.

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(Merck's FEED srone

ll well lhoked with FEEDS for HORSES CATTLE, SHIIP,

SWINE llld POULTRY.

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FEED, m., etc.

l [l-lardw [I direct from SE AMAN-KENTS factory

Birch and oak in all grades 3-8 9-16 13-16 thickness

for sale by

MacDONALD-ROWE WOODWORKING ($0., LTD.

Charlottetown

‘ $0 Il50-9-l5-th sat ‘l1

Professional Cards

$044404

J. 0. C. Campbell F Banister, Solicitor, Notary, etc.

Bank of Nova Scotla Building Charlottetown

MONEY TO LOAN

wife's boudoir with unused stamps wealthy financier nearly i‘ $50,000. but he was so pleased with the effect that he had his main hall floor covered in the same way, us- ing ten different shades of stamps

‘FOO-OM O-O-§§§§§-O-O-O—§§+O" i

Have You Ever

qring

o. points that it will be a great iiue-

ms [farm lands and hospitable

among the

ll

.that she is now living [OnL-Sackville Tribune.

impairs the Presbyterian (Jhurch u ) lllurshi’leltl.' will ho {Sabbath October 9th. “be thicc services (in that (lay. lll [the morning at ll n. m., the Rev. lilrucc Mull". the Moderator of the Ycongregution will preach. At 3 p. m. the Rev. Scott Fulton, Moder- jntor oi’ the Presbytery will conduct the service, Ho. will he assisted ,iu the musical service by a party from Zion Church Choir. in lin- lovoning, the Itov.

clerk of the Presbytery, will preach

[at 7 p. m. ‘be taken at all services for the re- jpair fund of the church. This lpromises to bc a great (lay i'nr tho ‘Prosbyterinus 0i’ Morshfield.

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l KNIGHTS .OF COLUMBUS-T.ic lKnlghts of Columbus or Charlotte- [ltown Council are preparlniztfl 081°" [ hrato in a fitting manner the unni-' [yersztry of the landing of Christo- .pher ‘Columbus their patron Saint.

WGR. (303) B ff 1 . N.'Y. . inn the shores on San Salvador onlwCAE (51.7) Pllntloorchestgg?

from Charlottetown (‘ouneil and re-IWRC (489) washnTD C‘ Quartet" l I ' ‘

jWedneadoy. October 12. lliemhersl

(ind Souris (louncils will meet nl the

[prosentutivca from Summerside lilmne on Wednesday evening and

u _ v _ _ . _ ‘ . . I H)l'1'l1|ll7.t‘ In llurrcd Rocks. ‘will pnrade from there to St. Duns. 5_ _ I ‘pol’ 9mm.“ “llnoufuled by ‘llibhpifi "’,,l“}'fm§l}".,-".' trash oxu-lllsq (lloarfiglrlt/lzlléliiiilniiilvilsllRgrllt/lallglrll/lll: Swan“ "m" Hung“ "m! “M” “"""'C"“‘°d"“l wlm“ 8mm": smémfixMA ‘Z70’ Stlllllilagdghl Klddleh. llllfidtllllllglllly llllltlllefmlll S-ioiull-lil-{nti-llllriblii Slnvlki. biennial’ illscllgllllfllqfl jgilfllil-Cllefll. ' ' m4!» may iyiilizlrffllsgflpii-[ll- whim A ' ' -. ' ' ‘ ' " , , ' ’ ‘ “’ - . - . - sztvo ‘(if .‘ ‘- i “- %‘;,"'s°§[‘g:§:' ‘Lgwraa (s17) Mass. News Review. p0un(l'ii| solid packages, und in 42[Iii~(jt~[4(0. seconds so. MGradeLVléI.li-l.dA11§l0lFM:;lInMabox m. mum, “Mm, pm...“ [,, ,,,y rh-“WAE P“ "r m‘: ‘123E;f.‘f.fiflél...lf°él?..ilfiti???“ " t" - ' i" “ 1:‘: on; ‘ ‘ " ‘ ‘ _ , __ _ , . . ill "in ii-ns p(~ (r i’ l gflfffljicfifjglgffjjfihg”,1”. DANCE ononasrnnas showed n" vhflntfefin<l "'9 ‘Wlfi Zmllffi}? “ff”? 33F “°_~‘"lR£;“‘I'§ICXZ'ITZiIé,%°’g‘§ro‘?§l°gfia[fi particles or (-liur('()ul. . module“, afterwards the member“ was quiet. The receipts were 43.. pxn-ng-g-r,‘ fir is 43' in ailers arclwood . . Y l “PM.” and crush L.“ shuns m"; .will adjourn to the Victoria Hotel! 8.40 P. M. llaclmges- Th“ "x90" mm“ miqtnn) ,8, ‘l: I rseulml“ ‘H9 G ‘d v 1 M . 1 Am k_ 2 ‘ |)lli [hem in (he iISllOS. The hcnr- where a Banquet Wm be hem. [LUWMAK [5459 3,1531‘, Dancpm [cheese was quiet, but. tllo local do- LlrKgll-gletoilsllpillflfi t)’: as ‘TGllGd upon Id rglek-G- i5“ arllge 1 gee . . svlqnph ma"), “fun. “Wm which representatives or churclfll 33o p_ M_ twaa faith mid the tnllerol Lil! - Y c cmnnd. [ a ar , , nor oug m. [and Mme Wm o was a on atoudy. he (‘.-

[the first occasion the Knights of Charlottetown Council have cele- brated COHHIJJUS Day by the hold- ing a Banquet and every indication

cess. The financial secretary. W. l-l. Klggins. has been busily engag- ed for the past few days distribut- ing the tickets and judging by the way they are selling a large crowd will lie in attendance. Every Knight is requested to attend.

Misses Sheila Helen Tait. Bible Hill. N. S.. ‘have returned from a trip to P.E.I. They were guests with Mrs. Jas. Tait and family. Charlottetown.—Truro News.

Dr. C. C. Archibald

Sraduato of N. Y. Post Graduate Medical School and Hospital Practice limited 00 EYE. EN‘. N056

and ‘Throat Testing Eyes and supplylfl8 Glmefi _ Oflicc, Bayer Building [

PBEBSID HA! and Great George-Street

: BTBAW. . OHIO! Hours-O to 12.30. 1.30 l0 5.00! ‘ HOIISEMEN. We am ' ' - l 4 some extra heavy clean OLD R- MCGlllga-n i l §'““i’ns°‘§§lwl‘<'t° a ' '

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: r539 conning“, 0|], BARRISTBR, SOLIOITOR. EIC.[ 4 CAKE MEAL, SCHUMACKIR MGDOY m Loin- l I

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roovm! sorruas and ‘ nlos. Iox mucous." etc. all at lowest prices.

Wholesale and Retail

cniirrn a co.

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Cameron Block. Charlottetown. PEI. Ofllce: 100 Richmond Street O

McLeod & Bentley l i J. A MONEY '10 LOAN J. A. HGDONALI; H. F. HOPHE

LIMITED. [. ./-

. BENTLEY

w. a. axnnmv. x. e. Barrister and Attorney-at-Lnw

Charlottetown. P. I. I. V’ McDonald‘ & McPhee summer,’ Ito l -

Ilene; to man. I

67 cents, no 3 White at 68 cents, To SOOTFE BURNS and no 4 White at 65 cents per, Coygf bufngd gfgg with bushel. Argentine corn was

“Vaseline” Jelly spread on clean linen or gauze. Change dressing daily. Soothing, healing, helps prevent scars. Good for all minor akin ailments. '--~'~.:~.: mortar-re"

C‘ ' ough Mfg. Cm; Confld 5520 Chabol Avenue MONTREAL

Vaseline

nan naaa _ q PITIOLIUM JILL?

A was

ON MOTOR TRIP—Mr. and Mrs. Gershon Mayes, of Saint John, were guests registered ‘at The Ford Hotel last week, being en routel [by auto for P.E. Island. Mr. Mayesl

who had not been in Sackville for- nearly forty years, was one of the contractors on the old Ship Railway at the Tidnish end. and during those years he was frequently in Sackville. He spoke of Madam Harrison, the[ wall known singer, who resided in» . Sackville atthat time, and stated WLW (428) Cinci. Music.

in Toronto. WBBR i256) N. Y. Orchestra.

l MAllSHFlELgi-Ifltar extensive 5_ llKDKA (are) Pittsb reopened (ml

There \vill'

R. H. SinvciLl Special collections will’

[WKRC (422) Cinci. Columbia B. S. WEAF (492) N. Y.

be mesenl" Th“; MWHK. ‘Z65, Cleveland" Danca iceipta were 10.085 boxes.

WBZ (333) Springfield. Statler. 1100 P. M.

was (soc) ailaaio. Statler. (Copyright,

cent per bushel lower at $1.03 81-04. The undertone to the aprl wheat flour market was firmer there was no change in prices. The local and export demand was quiet. The market was without any new feature to note, prices being steady with o small business passing. Prices for all grades of millfoed were well maintained under a good demand. Tho inquiry for standard grades of rolled oats was quiet but values ruled stead .

account and prices were firm. The under tone to the market for strict- ly fresh eggs was stronger and

“ Harris is accompanied by his moth- 5' Wm‘ the 8W9“ Wm‘ whlchilt FY17"! 0 Produced er and sister. Mrs. McPherson. They l5 belng eaten Cemented ' . are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. Q~ How slmuld the "apkl" b° ,, m [Proud, Charlottetown. They spent f°lded Whlle l" "Se? l Count Canada [the week end with ML and Mm A. In half across the center. ‘ f?- MOI-ean. Crlyde given.‘ gvrr. Har- ———-—<'>———— [l ___. ll‘lS expresses mse de g ted with 7 ' , - lthe Garden of the Gulf, its rich TOmQITQW S Rail“) STAMPS AS WALLPAPER popular in England. Papering people’

Program

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7 lute-national Radio Programs CONCERTS

11.00 A. M. WGY (303) Buffalo. Orchestra. 200 P. M.

4.30 P. M. . WGY (380) Buffalo. Studio, WMAK. 30 P. M.

urg. Radio Con.

6.30 P. M. -

WJZ i454) N. Y. Royal Hero, to WJZ, WBZ, WBZA, KDKA, KYW. KYW, WBAL, WJR.

[WHK (265) Cleveland. Vocal.

lWCSH 130i) Maine..Baldwin Con.

' 7.00 P. M. '

[WJZ (454) N. Y. Philco Hour to

WJZ. WBZ, WBZA, KDKA, KYW

[WOR (405) Newark. Columbia. To

WOR, WMAQ, WNAC. WFBL. WEAN, WMAK, WCAU.‘ WJAS. WDAC. WAIV, WKRC, WGHP. KMOX, WCAO, KOIL, WOWO.

Insist on —wfth the Gold Seal on the

Thrifty ltousekccpcrs their praise of this

trailing-vine effect in golcum Gold Seal R

For it has stippl .d through wlticli

tractive colour

leum (jol

finest a

{l

GOLD SEAL

GUARANTEE

(j ua ra n t cc genuin Cnngoleiim

7.30 P. M- lurfnce—thatiotheonly kind WCAE (517) Pitts. Orchestra. . that ls/ully Cawanteed. CFCF‘ (411) Montreal. Orchestra.

8.00 P. M. WBZ (333) Mass. Statler Orchcs. __. _

per dozen This was attributed to ing to WEAF- WTAG- wl-‘IT- wRci the continued scarcity of supplies ilrt-‘lis ~i K30. W0C- WTIC- -.un(i the good illllllilllfl- Fresh ox- "(:0 93o P- M- ltrais were quoted at 57 (zents per 43: ldezen. The tone of the market foi-

SPORTS-TALKS A

I diiy 30 l‘. M

9.30 P. M

CFC!‘ (411) Montreal. Denny's. KDKA i316) Pitts. Dancing.

10.30 P. M.

1927. by International. Radio Programs, Chicago.)

Produce Market

[ 33-35, (Canadian Press)

The only busi-

(rents per bush-[

g to the further[

market at Winnipeg, spotl oats three to live

2 C W were.

bushel, while 0n-. to were offered at

onel t0‘ Ell but

for winter wheat flour

moder to amount of ‘ ‘ done in baled hay for export

[other grades was steady and the ll trutlo was iictivc. [were 724 cases.

OTTAWA, Ont. 0m. 4.—-—Cnnrt(l-| lnn and States markets generally [report no change today. Toronto——- Deniers are quoting country ship- C [pcrs for upgraded eggs lcx_tras 45-47; firsts il9-4l

2-55," . lMontreak-Dealers mglxlnzblxllfilriglg’ ggllfgdogé ‘léxplgftl country-shippers for ungrad trade in Canadian grain here toda there being practically no demand from any source. ness of importance transacted in the local market was a sale of f! load of tough no 3 Canadian West- nrn barley at 9 1-2 el over the October option Cll1‘[ Montreal. Owin strength displayed in the future 081 prices for all grades of cash [here were advanced [cents per bushel. No quoted at 77 cents. and no 3 C W, at 74 cents per tario no 2 Whi

y [delivered extras 49-52; fins

The

feature of the huttcr trntiv to-

was the advance of‘ mic cont 75-332

lends 40

Egg Market

(Canadian Press)

delivered ; secondcn are extras 46-47; seconds 38-40. are

Prices to retailers firsts

tinctivc . . . the medium

express their taste for at-

HALIPXAX- -i)cnle "llllmttrs nxlrus 46;

m?

[LINDBERGS HEALTH NOT AFFECTED BY

OUR

HOME—-—AT LITTLE EXPE

‘ N S E\:: KNewRug Patterns

1017/11/24:

Im proved 4

all

over Canada arc loud in

new Con- ugs.

the dis-

they can

schemes . . .

v at a price well within the lvotintls of oven tlic most modest income.

The designers of Congo-

d Seal Rug pat--

terns have given you the

ssortment of gor-

geous rug patterns to select from . . . Oriental, Persian.

Chinese and Domestic mo- tifs vie with each other in a

collection of colour blend- ings that will compel your

dmirntion.

Now, with the improved lnngcr-ulcarint: surface, you can be surc that the beautiful rug pattern will ‘

last for years.

coultl you wish

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_.________€.___.__ _.___._ [prices were marked up 1w.) (gcntslfififfilililii tilt-Jill. Fresh eggs are nuiv-l Minaturcs to) 55-60;] seconds .‘l8-40 Illlll star-I eggs zit extras 45-46; firsts 4'.’-

aeconds 37-38. llifiGiNA-llcceipts (zoniinue veryi gill with stnragt- eggs supplyiniq l-eqgipfl,‘ the bulk of the trade. Dealers are: quoting country shippers (lelivo-i" vast-a r

retailers 7-50;

lll. OXlFZIS

cturnod e seuonrls

mer.

GENUINE

nARnAposl 5m roost MOLASSES

1 ran ‘mac

What more practical rugs

present low prices.

CONGOLEUM CANADA " JMITTLD .\iON'l"REAL

“m, _~;3_43; "FMS John McEachern; ill-Illl und maklntgDonald-

rs are quoting Grade III.--1, Joyce firsts i2; scc- Edison Aiflcck; [ Grade II. (Senior)—l. Boyd Mac-

—Col.l e fly_ Martin; 2. Elsie Kneebone. health’ Grade I. (Junior)——l. mi-an- re yes- P6P" since Charman. New

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an“ a Cgnglil!“

Senil \;tcsl wnh

fottr~nt the

MT. STEWART SCHOOL

Honor Roll for September. Principal's Department

Grade X.—-l, George McAsscy. Grade 1X.--1, Eileen Trainer;

Stahl; 3. Scxtus Fechan.

iDonald; 2. Bessie Afflcck; 3, Mich- [ael Feehan. Grade I1. lJUXIlOYF-J, Lizzie

Kneebone; 2, Howard MacDonald EXTENSIVE FLYING and Louis McAskill, equal; 3, Doris

LITTLE ROCK. Ark.. Oct. 5. has. A. Lindberghs cxtensiv ing tour has not affected his for he stood the required sc nual national guard test he [terday and was pronounce quotlng[feet." He has flown 307 hours ed eggs he left San Diego, Calif., for ts 40-45: York enroute to Paris last sum

Jay and Stella Affleck. equal. Grade I. (Senior)-l.

2. Lorne Smith; 3. Basil Jay. Grade I la)-1, Gilbert Timmins; 2. Allan MacDonald: 3. Kenneth

Grade I. 1b)—-l. Lottie Jay; 2, Alice MacDonald; 3. Bernice Dunn.

"BEMA BRAND"

A An All-Year-Round Food

Rich in Vitamines Healthful and

Delicious

Good Grocers Sell it-in Bulk O

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‘\\h°“l 5.0 acetic,“ s:

3, Agnes Mac-‘

I‘). , . “' pul in lliv (lrinkliig wuior nu u pit"!-

Florence[ n, m,“

Roy Clark;

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