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DAILY FREIGHT SERVICE HALIFAX T0 PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND (To and From Any Point) CHARLOTTETOWN ‘PHONE 1722

Rowlings The Mover

FURNITURE rvrovmo. trounce AND CRATING LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING Ail Loads Insured

w h HALIFAX ‘PHONE 3-7058 are ouse: 1'3 Low Wte s], g,

Qarlottetown to “Sydneyei. gtuaghrsyeednwyuz:'h Freight service Saint John and Monoton to Prince Edward Island Tllf-‘lﬂlys and Thursdays Saint John ‘Phone No. 3-6052 Moncton Thane 9232

ATTENTIilli FARMERS

WITHIN lO MILES RADIUS 0P HT. STIWABT

After being in operation approximately ene year, we are new in a position to supply you with e complete coverage of beg. ~ poultry and cattle feeds at all times. »

Phone. write or call to enquire our new low prices, and spee- hl delivery service. '

We guarantee iihality.

lee as before buying your winter's flour, as we are selling

OLAIWS FEEii SERVICE iioiiii srsviiirr

earpreaect stock at eostteinsbe spaecfsresriutrsnsit. Z l

COMING CAPITOL

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HEY KIDS!

Watch for Special "SUPERMAN" Contest

AIIBTIUII SALE

COLD STORAGE PLANT

Public notice is hereby given that pursuant to a decretai order dated August 16, 1948, of the Rolls Court of Chancery, I will, on ‘Tuesday iihe twelfth day of Oct- ‘ ober at l P.M., set up for sale at 5 public auction on the premises sii

the lands and premises at Mon-

tilguc described as follows:

', ALL THAT TRACT PIECE AND PARCEL or LAND situate lying "Id b"!!! M. Montague Bridge on Lot 52 in King's County in Prince

‘Edward island, bounded and des-

‘cribed as follows, that is to say: 0n the north and east by lsnd

gliifmtfly in Possession of Pierce

‘ Gaul. on the south by the Mon“.

‘tue ltlver and on the west by Miiilllsue Bridge and by the Main Road or Main Street. the said

. plot of land having a front ot 83

ifeet on said River. and extend.

I ing from the said River along the

|eastern side of said Bridge and

Road aforesaid riorthwesteriy for

the distance of 152 feet and con-

tinuing northwardly along the said Road or Street for the dis. talice of 24 feet to a street or road ‘20 feet wide along the north aide of the herein described land,

thence outwardly along sh, u“

last mentioned street to the mid

eastern boundary at a, ptﬂnﬂ 17g

feet from mid River;

TOGETHER WITH the eoid storage building and plant "m"- oil. known as Wstterworthw Cold 510"", equipped and operating, lllll IIIOLIIOI Dlllllllli] ﬂggpgqg 1546i! housing s packing plant.

The building is modern and built '0" "I present purpose with twc IMP-re ﬂoors. llld living apart- illlﬂlt above. The plant ls diesel gliowered, cork insulated. and qr- ; Violent.

f All patrons having good; gm.

. ed in the [ll ‘ will have sniple

‘itinie to arrange with purchaser for continued sto _ or relgqpgl

l as desired.

_ TERMB—ID% deposit, ossli in 2b days.

“I10 Iilliltot to court approval,

K. M. MARTIN,

balance

i E l Receiver.

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I HE EASTERN GUARDIAN

CHARLUTTEFOWN

hours. arosﬁoim nmie r. Stewart, III

AGENT! SOUR-IS: lib lull The Guardian may be

la Oeai-gotgwls: The m: Officer

' ._-oon omssuunn an page‘ brings results.

more. INMAN’! ounce. men- tague will be closed, Oct. 1-15 lnclusive.

.3301 AT HOME. - Ii it is Gifts we have thozn. If it is price you can't beat them. C. R. Boehner. Jeweller, Montague.

..'ANNOUNCING OPENING of Jamleson d: Co.. Woodworking Shop in Montague on Nvvlmbﬁl‘ 1st. Woodworking of all kinds- Orders, completed without delay Alan Jamieson, Proprietor.

Souris Gleanings

Souris Convent has purchased a new swing as part. of their amuse- ment programme for their pupils.

Mrs. Peter MacPhe" has been admitted to Souris Hospital Where she underwent an operation.

Miss Rosie and Russel Paquei: have left their home for Toronto. Ontario, where they are emlllilytd-

scum High School has also had a face up-liiting this year with tvro sides finished with brick- siding.

Housewives have started fall pickling and with the high costs find it an expensive part of the housekeeping.

A supper was served in the Legion rooms for the women who served It the Lesion convention banquet of Sent. 6th.

Misses Edie Menrant and 1m‘- raine MacAuiay, both of Souris- have left for Charlottetown where they will go in training at the Charlottetown Hospital. Both girls recently graduated from St. Mary's Convent.

some aeoaarrowui Walden ‘Levers.

following places la tdcntllaer llll l. A. lapel. in It. Peter's: The Post Oliae.

LeadmAiber-taltieallralyroa tIai-rletOleir

IlcliardsandGorilouiIai-sﬂi

bought st any cl the Llewellyn: llra. Clay. in lourlsr Condoms and ﬂarenec

....'Ou.r classified aid page brings results.

....'ILACK BEAUTY — siwwinl Wood Islands Monday, Sturgeon, Tuesday, Canoe Cove Wednesday. Anrisndaie Thursday. Eldon Fri- day. Bridgetown, Saturday.

sn added attraction this year, the orchestra of Les Alexandra, a much danced to modern bsnd in Charlottetown, supplied the modem dancing This. along with an ex- cellent canteen service seem to explain the popularity of the dances. i

28th Mrs. v

. .'On September I

' Ernest St. John held a bingo party: at her home, the proceeds went to

YOU! YOUR

LET'S M. C. STEWART.

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iilulttply the monthly amount you are now earning by the months you'll live from now until you are 65. Quite a sum, isn't it? You, should protect this fortune of your earning capacity.‘

A Dominion life Policy will ensure your dc- pendents continuance of your Income, or provide s fund for you on retirement.

111-112 Grafton Street, Charlottetown, P.E.1.

I/ne I889

BELL WORTH l8 ABILITY T0 BARN

TALK THIS ovirn. Representative

oontinued uninterrupted and in ad- dltion to the load under decks. she carries a heavy dcoklood-

svrmmm ON scream IN nzw SERIAL rrrainurn

Ten years in Action Comics and Superman magazines. nine ye!"

St. Mary; convent, Bingo is one of. m dam, and Sunday news-paper; the most popular forms of enter-r‘ coasbtmwut. 218m ye“, on m, tsinment and held weekly by the superman radio program brow-

their -

Bingo Club also hold weekly meet- hornes. with carefully

ings at members strict rules always adhered to,

Despite the high cost. of labor and lumlber, Souris is still experi- encing a postwar building boom, and carpenters. plumbers and electricians are enjoying a high peak of employment. Among those who are erecting new homes 1n- clude Mr. C. Rey White, who is building a two story home on the site of his old home on Chapel Street; just off Chapel Street Mrs. Kenneth Carter is erecting s somewhat smaller home. Mr. Artie Wright is also building a two-story

C. W. L. and Legion. The Sourls “s, over the Mutual negwofk;

now the amazing Superman will lrocket to the screen for the first time as a real live hero The upen-

‘ing chapter of Columbia's feature

‘serial, "Supenman." will be shown

.ar. the Capitol Theatre on Thurs-

‘day with new episodes playing each week.

Heading the cast of the serial are Superman himself, Kirk Aiyn, |Noei Neill. Tommy Bond and Car- | ol Forman.

1 Advance reports on the Columbia cliffhanger say that. the Super- man's arrival on Earth is excit- ingly re-told, how split seconds before the planet Krypton, abode of a super-race, is detroycd by earthquakes. the leading Krypton-

home just opposite the IIOSIIlLBLIIIlH scientist sends his baby son Amvﬂﬂ "i086 W110 8W 601118 CX-Ito safety in a rocket ship. Found terior repair work are Mr, M. J.|and brought up by a farmer, he Cheverie who has built a foundat- [is taught to use his superhuman ion under his home built about a

strength against all evil.

The story further recounts his adventures on Earth, and thrilling- ly relates the battle with his most sinister foe, the Spider Lady. The cunning, cruel leader of the un- derworld gains possession of the government's powerful new wea- ‘pon, the reducer ray.

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GORDON l-IALLETT. Pianist Programme: Three-Part Invention, Ne, 10, G msior .... .1. s, Bu];

S0118’! Without Words, oilile 38. No 2 . F. Mendelssohn Olius 62, N0. l. F. Mendelssohn Etude dc Concert, D flstsF. Liszt

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year ago, Mr. Richard Lynei has changed the appearance of his home by a shingling job.

liEiliili iTllNLli VICIIIITY

. ‘Mr. and Mrs, Warren Hemp- hill of Charlottetown motored to

The store of Matthew and Mac- Lesn, located on Main Street in Souris, was broken into recently,‘ supposably by two men. who back-_ ed a. truck up to the back entrance. and made away unnoticed. i

The funeral of Mr. Frank MullalyI took place on Tuesday morniiii and many attended for Mr. Mullsly took an active part in the affairs of his community and made friends with all he knew.

...*On September 26th a special meeting was called for the women ot s1. Mary's Parish. The main topic of discussion at this meet- ing was the plannlng and organ- ization of a two day Bazaar which will take place later on in the fall.

0n Friday evening the young boys of Souris assembled in St. Mary's Hall to join the Cuibs, Missi Gennie DeGough is again the boys i Cub master, and she reports s very‘ large enrollment this year. The boys hold their meetings on Fri- day evening, and they seem keenly interested in the whole set-up.

Mr. Roper, manager of the Snack Bar on Main Street in Souris, has installed s. neon sign on the‘ outside of his building, This is the second outdoor neon sign in Souris. Towrrshend and St. John, further up the street. ls also dis- playing en International I-larveSt- er sign. -so. '

Matthew and Macleenb old! time warehouse dances which, took place every Wednesday dur- ing the summer months have closed down for another season.‘ These dances in aid of the Souris Hospital. are very popular in Eastern King's and indeed at- tract many people from parts as far west as Charlottetown. Chais- son's old time orchestra supplied the old time music for the old fashioned sets which are still very popular in rural districts. As

Sale 0f Business Site III IMIIITAGIIE

Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned up to noﬂ el October 6th. 1918, for tho purch- ase of the valuable building site in Montague of the late Edward J. Kerr, facing on Main Itreet, bounded on the North by the en- try to Baekviiie on North Street, on the South by the Btatlonload, with e depth of ll! feet. Iilhest or any tender not necessarily ae- cepted. Tenders to be good for acceptance until October 18th, 1M8. Upon acceptance the sue- eessful tenderer will deposit 10% of the tendered price and ﬂgn agreement to Qeinplete purchase on assurance of good title within 15 days thereafter.

GABTII W. IIII,

Writeerfheneas you‘ Ealbssrereadyfsrsnarhst. We arebayingatalltimsasndpaying higheatmarkstprtcs. ‘

We advise ioeﬂngyeuglggbg onpastarefcraeeupleefwoeks yettotekeadveatsge ef gsed

afta-gran. lsrlos all kinds sf Cattle.

Georgetown on Tuesday and were guests of Mr. Hemphllfs brother, Mr. Henry l-lemphill. Accompany- ing them was Miss Madillne Mc- Keeman also of Charlottetown who visited Mr. and Mrs. N. WJ-lariscn.

l’ PRESENTED BY

On Tuesday the S. S. Amber- stone completed loading a cargo of eighteen hundred cords of pit props. loaded by the Bergmirnn Construction Company and sailed for the United Kingdom. This coal- burning ship which last ‘Tuesday entered port was under command of Captain P. S. Williams and is owned by the Crete shipping Company Limited o1’ London Elng- land. She carried a compliment of 32 officers and men and had a registered tonnage of i516 tons. De- spite lncllmerit weather during the latter port of last week, loading

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TOMORROW

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proudly presents cin outstanding new Radio Programme

The LESLIE BELL SINGERS

under the direction oi Dr. LosI

and his Orchestra

HOWARD CABLE

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bringing 1 youa n great new ﬂiiiliilEgss

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