sEVFE_MBEJ! 19.19.39

Sleep

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUA_RDlAN H

For Hea|th—THE SIMMONS WAY

‘Tin central Guardian’

lhis column is reserved for new: on local interest but advertising oi ii newsy nature may be Inserted at 5 cents A word strictly psy- able in advance.

_ SPECIAL SALE OF Simmons High Grade Bedding

CHARLOTTE TO WN

Be Wise! Be Thrifty! Buy Now lVhile Prices Are Low.’

“Forestwood” Bed Outfit

Combination oriental and burl walnut finish add beauty to this waterfall bed. The high riser spring is specifically designed for a spring-filled mattress. The mattress is filled with hundreds of tiny coil springs; has ventil- ators and handles and upholstered in attractive piinel damask. This Sleep for Health special a_vallable in twin or double sizes.

SPECIAL 650

AT

The "C0mmodore” Studio

Lower priced studios are available . . Yes . . but not of this quality. This is B HOLVIAN quality product. built to rigid specifications, and sold 0'“! 111 H1090 higher grade coverings. .A dual purpose item. An unusual special BEF-

Featuring The New

SLUMBER

KING

MATTRESS

Famous Quality Products

“SLEEPY TIM ” Spring Filled Mattress

Perhaps you have a bed that is just not too com- fortable—and yet you do not wish to spend too

much for a spring-filled mattress, then here's your chance. —— — — —~ 1

“GRACE" BED OUTFIT

Attractively priced and pleasing in design, the bed is made with shaped Graceline tubing and decorated 10” panel. The cable spring is the high riser type the mattress, cotton filled. This bed outfit is recommended where quality and economy must prevail.

SPECIAL I 9 5

Recognized everywhere as Canada's outstanding bed- ding manufacturers, SIMMONS LIMITED have sponsored such nationally accepted mattresses as-— BEAUTYREST — DEEPSLEEP. Now, an equally famous name is used—SLUMBER KIi'\'(l — to in‘ i-roduce a new value in sleeping comfort.

SEALED FOR HEALTH in SANITARY CARTONS

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KNOW ENOUGH TAM TARGON SO YOU CAN

TALK TO MR.

The Silver Sleep Spring

Popularly

priced at

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Here is a sturdy spring of high riser type. in bright aluminum finish. The extra slats are for added strength The “SILVER SLEEP” spring is specially designed for use with spring-filled mattresses.

‘mnfn‘ii';€ iT.iT 1’ it

n use today are in superior

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“ DAWN ” PILLOWS

Steam sterilized and covered in attractive feather-proof ticking. The “DAWN" Pillow is

specially priced for this out- 2 standing sale.——-—-——-'-— ‘

CHARLOTTETOWN

" iceTaafiiiidTpe§oh—aridTfioTe?ilonTofTVthe’ _ Jubilee apple. Even after a prom- plaiitings _.\ll0llli(l be limi.e:i bud mutation is ‘well distrloutcd.

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i CONFEDEIIATION LIFE INSUR- , nor; L—97s9-1-:1-3i

l A'I"I‘IN'l'ION ADVERTISERS-

‘ Advertisements following day must be in Q3}; 0]. ’.‘ce not later than ll s. in.

FOXMEN ATTENTION: — Mix 40% Duiied ground Rice (thorough- ly cooked) with 601’; of your com- iercial rations for best 0010!‘. Many irmichers are dome this on their ‘Show Foxes this season, Puifed rice available at all Sunglo Dealers on ll’. E. Island. TST-ti.

I‘ CRASWELL

derson will conduct service in the Unztcd Cll'.l.."Ch Vvcdnesday, Septem-

ber 30th, at 8 ‘P, M, S1 music. L-987-9-19-ll. SUNGLO “DVIPROVED” FALL’

FUBRING RATION (with or with- out mealnieali in cube, pellet or‘ meal rm are available at your' Sunglo Dealers. Clear Color is as- sured ii [ills feed is used a,ccOI'dl)if, to lnsL!'uc'.10ns. TST-t .

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANAI)A.——Br00kfleld Charge. R.a.ll_v Dav S(,‘l'\l(‘(’S in the tom‘ sections with Siuitlay S(‘llOOlS joining the cnnizrmuitioiiitl worship. Harisvilli

ii A .\i (lI:is!r)v\' Road 3 P. M l‘ll'lv()l(lli‘ltl 4 P M miiiter River 730 l’ M L-3-l9—l‘. ,, , ,, _ 7

. .\'l'N(ll.() IMPROVED FALL

l"l'RRll\'(i (?I'IlEH OR PELLETS win he iisvrl for finlsliu pclters on or L'nri'\'ii.g lm-erli-is iiii ll I)P(‘(‘lYll)( l’ l. Tlll< 5\\l4'ill oi’ iéwtling will i. 'i- 65" of ill!’ l.'llI(!l' and 15"? {bed mt on vuilr :1 in actual prac- lire ln’i‘l'llZlLl" :1 Fox & Animal ,i’oods ,L'.(i_ TSI‘-if. l

l Miss Emma and Loretitra. Be-rriard left _\'(=.§fPl‘(‘l.R\' on A motor trip to Halifax and St, John, \' B

M K C'I7rlends:t_. If id B '. at :1‘: ..«JlllfIll. are peas to learn he is mak‘nz a g recov- {ery from his recent operation in ‘thin ‘P. E. Island Hospital, Char- o e own.

i

In Memoriam

IVIRS. MALCOLDI MMLNN 15

On the evening of June 16th there K passed peacefully away to her eter-. nal reward Mrs. Malcolm Maclnnis in her eigliiy—iirst ycthi‘. She was. stricken with an attack oi’ influenza in the winter and although she ca.me through the wco.keni.ng eifects of this sickness she did not regain her usual strength. Tlirough the mont.h;i she fought bravely to rally but oould 1 not overcome the disadvantage caused by the Iiilliwiizu attack filidi

hiiiurlc was reniiirkzible and it kep her up during many (listrcssiiig l)(*l‘l0(LS. Her [irin faith in the Sheph-

sure her that what Jesus Christ told

was also her portion and List He i

‘be l‘(‘CL‘l\'l3d min her er:-rnal home, a ‘home free from suilering and pain.

She leaves to mourn her %a:5i.ng gone brother Alexander Mac mi , Hopedalo; one sister Mrs. Alex llttaohtod. S()lll(’l'\'lil(’. ‘l.)l‘0ill(‘l's and five lers iire—dccen.s- led her as iOllO\V Driiilcl M. Mac- ‘Dollnltl. John A. MacDonald, Mrs Aiiiziis lvlaz-Duiiald, Springtoii: Mrs.

‘l)onu.ld Maclmiutlci, spi'ing'iicld. ‘I\4fl.\~.; Mrs. Hugh . od. Braci- ialbaiic; Mrs. Charles Tapper of

llrzidzilliruic; Mrs. Robert Gem, New iBCd.i0i‘(l_ l\’liis.s. Also her iirst hus- band Mr. Roderick Mach:-od, Hun- ‘ier River. One son Roderick M. Mnc~ ‘Leod llV‘l.n1: in Opliis, Colorado. She iiinrriod Maloolni Maclimis who pre- lrieceiised ll(‘l‘_ Tlirce sons and one «lougliwr from the second iiiarriagie ,aL’»'o mourn her loss. Mrs. Allan iCl1XI‘lllIlll,gS, Brndalbsuie; Alexander ‘Maclnnis, Butte, Montana; Ken- inem Maclnnls, Bedinni, P. iland and John Angiis Maclnnis at ‘home. Also Len grand children. The funeral was held on Sun- day, June 18th conducted by Dr. A. ‘ , . A brief service was ‘glield in the hfrme and then in 1:118 Hartsville Cliiirch at 2.30 P. M. The |I\IIilliSLP'r spoke from the text in peutioiioniv ihlrtv three verse twen- ty sewn. “'l"hc eternal God is thy (lW(‘lllnz plncc, and underneath are

tor insertion the

nozvsiuw. — Mr. Lloyd }Ien—l

eventually lost the battle. Her soul; slipped quietly away on the might oi i

lillC l6'.h oi June. Her Christie.-n for; i“Anam_ B _\m(.n.lImidV Jmm D_ Mu_

crd oi souls was sufficient to as—| .llis l)lS(.'li)l('s before His. do artiirc, was preparing a place for her in the ;

liczivenlv iiiqii:::oii.s. That at the end i of her earthly pilgrimage she ivould ‘

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PANETELAS ... PERFECTO5 l0! llllls l5:

l.he everlasting arms: Mr. MscKen- zie oi Charlottetown sang a. solo, The T!‘m1liILs \\'<‘re laid to rest in the Hartsville oemeiory, The pen bearers were six l’i(‘])ll¢‘V\'S. Alexander Mnz-Dmiziid. AnTil.< I\ln<-Donald. Wu- lard lVli'\(‘.T)0lIl\l(‘l. James MacDonald.

Donald. L-995-9-19-11.

. Sent. I5 —ICI') - Gnrdon W. Scott. Montren former Quebec; Provineln , 'I‘rr:uurcr and Watson Eelhr. comptroller of the treasury

lmve been appointed to ac‘ without salary, as “Joint di- rrrtnrs" to work out plans pro- llmlnnry to orranlmtion of an

\\'ar Supplv Board, Flnnnoa Mini.-ztr~r Ralston announced tonight,

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Chartered Accountant 140 Richmond ltroet Phone 47. P. 0. Bl: I

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