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CONFEDEKATION Ln,-E |NSUR_ _ @ Vi _"If: ' ~_'_ I Y 7! 1/..'///I'.,/M /J../,'../yi rises. i_-eros-1-12-lie rny_xEN'r BEAUTY snorrz- -.§;'., *fi _ I,/I_'I_'f"_",Y(¢‘,‘|I My ‘ \_ ‘ your ..».»s1 _III_.f’»\"¢ . _

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results. N-soo-io-8-ti. oct. 31. I - L8342‘10'29'2I

I CRASWELL F0" p"0T0_ I I’.~\STORAL CII/\|¢GE CHURCH l/[R MARRIAGE _*_ ¢ (I I G|rAp||S_ L_3491_3_23__u_ I SERVICES for November ISE.. 11.00 .¢._

' A. .yr New Gillsgew; 3.00 P.M. Stan

guy Rogue H001) |:‘|_0U;¢. ley Bridge; 7.30 P. M. Cavendish.

Rev. W. A. Paterson, Minister.

L 8435-10-30 ii

Mcunt Stewart ll A. M. Hairuig-I ‘ _ y 5' _:_;»;;s“ Ion -.30 P_ M* Mm.sm~u,Id 730 P' ,VL - rooms over the office of W. C. S. I L 8433 10 30 li lvlaeI..uI'e at 112 Kent St; are avail

with _ _ 4 1-- ` I I able any evening for meetings.

.1-on fynk __ _ I REMINDER To ADvERT|SERS_ Pool Clialpman are asked' to have HENRY .~ f»*;1II'f(i';4""' I' I.. -Advertisers are reminded copy for mel" Invmmgs and appomi their

new advertisements, or corrections. delegates fm “mum meetmg on

must reach the Guardian Office by Novcmbcl' am at once' I

A. M. the day previous to inser- L`8436'10`30'3 '

dcncy to delay copy enforcing ns to RETURN FROM SOUTH * Mr'

carry advertis ments I _ d_ T. B, Grady of Charlottetown, re- I

e over to a I |1uu>Yaui'i> Mriitirieo I

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vcrtisers' inconvenience and tlisap- “Wd Sulmnmcudent there for the iIii\.i.1'»n;'rsr i WESMIMTSYGIRLINWF-

I,omIm.mt_ P39350 make ,I ,wI,3__ Caiiadiaii National Railways, _was Arfrni/our_<s|o \_NLg§:‘l’;:*_I_Z<'3‘E¥F5T I _ I

. .g "Ads must be in Guardian 0ffIc.I by in Moncton last night en route to W;f:‘EN;;L:7= _ I ~ _I I Soap Soak! Oul' Dir!! qi;-.7 11 A M_I'~ L4; his home from the United States.

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- I"' ‘ ' ‘ . ` _- 1 l0\'eless_ luxury and prnniless l0\"‘ ;.;:cIo\\1i this morning.-Moncton

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A ;__;..I___ . I It Irltltil _ which opeiied to an entliusiasiic

' lUliL.‘.1 ‘- ` » it-il-‘W-I iiiirliciiue nt Llie Capitol 'I`liea‘.rel

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nd, .M _,,>,._A,.I ll;=I';'y (,".\i‘i‘_v, the ]iei'l‘iiii;ul cow-

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' I lI'<;ii pri.~.oii alter a t\\'eiil.y-five

’ 41 ‘I-1 f‘i_’*u"“` _war it-riii lor o.ii.l; robbery. ‘ ‘I _`I'f;u;x;I <_';i1c_\'_ wi-.~-'.;\:'ii".l \\ilii lioot Gib-

_ _ ,._,`,.,,'__.,. ..i._ is s=ippori\tl by sucli notable

:_ _ _. __ I 1,; (I,-_II.__-,I \.i~ ltin stair-. ii.-. }I_eni3‘ B. Walllliall,

.. .I I `-~'- "1"~U"` ‘fl U1" one of the real vL‘\ci`I`iii.s of the

MU ` I “mt “MM 1./Jiteii, and Toni Tyler, Ii New

d!_;_m_x ` H _I`vmh_ und: \'\ rlier \\‘n> iiiaui’ good as '.1 Holly- r,,,m.,, I _ ,._,II_,I,,-,M-_I v‘.».I»i: cowlioy. _\lai'g;\ret. Callahan Iii! li > .= (I-<‘iiIIi;<it‘.~.I li;'.. the feiniiiinc lcnil. ` liavr 1 'I - .= :ron .le.-'.'t_~;I I_'aie_v, iuiablu to orient; liimself n_L"`ff`- _ _I3"_“`Y ft:-lliiiviiig his pr:-on release in it If _ _ :Vx P" ` \L,'1;;_,_`_i_`L`_l,i int (li-rii worltl of niacliincs anti

Nm;-,.;» 1;, ~_ _I.-.((I_I\ Img ct.---` sptetl. looks up lils old friend, tlieI penn r:;~I .il I .i ll ltl~- ut-L-. .:lic:ilI, plaiyctl by Waliliall. I sfonicr- *I1' If-I1 I I '~"I`~1~ UFS* wiien a niorlcin gang i<idnaps` I’;_i""";"'I'_ q !___ “_ ‘N Wm", Mis.. Callalian, Carey joins forces. ._t,`y _`,‘_`_,_`,`,,,_,____,,,m_' wvii the slieriil and licr acliiiii'er, I

f,;I~_-pm-_-,I-_-_»_-._ -I <. -_;..- I.-.;_.I¢ h._>tI Gibsoii, in bringing the gang to I

_ iiei' :ra_l. \`.'E:I':i -II-Il iz 1--_ Bertie ju:~t_ce. I

A trl)I-<;IIIillI'-1;: 'i`lie lovely- Miss Callahan lends a `*' _ to n`m_I‘_,;_ _:__ NNI it “__ I i'e!i'<-sliiiig touch to the picture as a I *ms for IIN, I,,_I_, ,.I,|,.-_,,,»,I,~` _I,._~\»e-_I niotlcrn girl whose affections lean

stralglitt-ii ;n:|licr.°. oil. which he toward Gibson, a young rancher.

_ s in a. wilcilv hl1:ivio\is scrifs oi 1)I1~¢C(0,~ Christy C-;=_bmme hand-

U f‘dl'f‘"f‘"""- led the film deftly, giving it a

. brtezy pace, timing his action and

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we Last 0utla“ coniecly adroitly, and bringing it to

1 'At The (‘ap}»t0] a tmiiiing eiimax.

A new cowboy song by Nathaniel

'he mmm!! Mmm of me ,nd I Shilkret and Prank Luther and

kt ‘B Been in Striking contrast In sung by the popular radio baritone If,

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:modem gangster In th,.1]IIng Fred Scott is one of thehlglilights.

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_QUEEN STREET MEAT MARKET For '

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" €l=I01cE Rin ROAST)-pe. Ib. ___ 1_se - RoLLEn Ro.-lsr BEEF _ _ _ _ ise

SAUSAGES, (Our own)' _ - -_ _ _ 17c LIVER . i ' I 15c

cmtNi~:n EEEF, 'AIicufe'______12e PHUNE 1:io1_wE DELIVER FREE.

HENR Y PETERS, Proprietor ' 22.-3 Queen Street Ph 0119 1301-

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PU'1`A'l`()ES ` I

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\VI§ CAN SECURE TOP PRICES FOR Yflllll PIZUDIJCTS-WRITE OR WIRE

SPECIALTIES _LIMITED

NEW BIRKS BUILDING

MONTREAL

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ANYTHING BUT L0vE"Th° IPai*s:iii:ig: on Satiirtitiv evening 2' Rita Chevcriei 3' Armur Mm”

Guardiairs new siory starts next _ ` . . ' Donald. ° week. Mystery to grip you from ilu; The mm; me daughter of Grade III-1, Hairy Harris; 2, the opening paragrapli-i'niimi:c<‘ _ _ _ Anna Harris

to xcit. ' ` - ”

e e you in e\eiy ch.ipt.i'-- IBmh“_[_H P R] and me “GOIN a Grae I (al-1, Mlary E. Mac-

suspense to possess you iinill ilic ; _ `_ _ __ _ ’ . Lean; 2, Catherine Harris; 3_ Jas.

last line-~that`s what _von`ll find

in Ja_net Doran's_new serial. - _ ` _ ,`_ ' _ 4 Grade I (bl-i, Kenneth Beaton'

SHIP MELMERBY WI!!-J('K - _ _ _ _.A Perfezt attendance: Rita Cheverle

Writing to Councillor David A_I ‘Mun mm mw"`0H`s hi match' J

Fraser, New Glasgow, one A. K.

"Melmerby" that was wrecked

with a loss of sixteenl lives near Roy`s Island, Little Harbor, in October. 1890. Mr. Clements' letter states "I should like to know lf that ship carried a figurehead, and if so, do you remember what it

was? I have a flgurehead in my possession which is said to have beentaken from s. snip wrecked somewhere in that vicinity a good many years ago, and I have been vainly endeavorlng for a longtime to find out the name of the vessel and who the flgurehead may rep- resent. It is a. figure of a man dressed in the fashion of, I should say, some sixty years ago." Couii- cillor Fraser, sole survivor of the boats crew that rescued the re- maining members of the ships complement after the Captain and fifteen were drowned when asmall boat attempting to make shore ov- erturned, does not recall whether or not the "Melmerby" had a fig- urehead.-New Glasgow News.

£

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you AISORI llml do you gaodl S¢oll'| Emulsion is 4 TO I TIMES MORE DIG£STlll.Elli¢n plain Cod I.iv¢fOI.~ You absorb more Vicnins per duel

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°€ _ I I ° ` f ¢' E Alma Whittaker's d"leniinaIwas not lmnéulmi -If `“

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I). (I. W JuCII0I_Ib( 5 I _ _ ‘y _ . _" £` A so .simple as that. She had to dcticl CHURCH N0T|(.E__At the Uni_ \ I _]`_\-W > '_ /3/

__ lv I f ,ga ~ ' Letween one man who offcietl ii i I BA M C uh \

Q I I I ' ‘I ii. 'pi'.- hIi'~ on November

leth wealth and love and anollici _I . _ _ . . \

19.56, .is lollons. 11 A. M. at

;ni\'ic'.\', \Vor-liip Service. 2 P. M. i'i:<ia\' Sclirinl al North River. 3

lliilr. T P. _\I. A Special Rally Ser-

_lt..t.ci.~liip of the Sunday School

"WT nnll Young People. Morning and ipatrioppleasc copy)

I'-OLL CIIAIRBIAN, Coii.=cr\'ative ,_.u_I.1,O0u _U_\.iu_` “III be old Ct » f--'~~*--*»~--~

r-ous cirrewn ...Ia Royalty. nw f _ °' U ` EAST i'olNr sciiooi.

_ i~tl ll_\ the Pasioi, llvi. B. G. Man- ‘ zcr. AI. 7 P. M. ilic North River

Mac-Lure at 112 Kent St. are avail-I CI_m_(_h MII _mm mm the Chap Report of East Point School for “ble “ny evening fm '“°°U“3"*` ioilrloxiii Baptist Church for '1Bap- the month of September:

Pool Chairman are askvd ts li:'.\'c I - _ Grade X-l, Frances Cheverie.

I Iisinrtl biiiice. L-B434-10-30-ll

I their meetings and appoint flieiri I Grade VIII-1. Peter Beaton: 2,

Idelegaies for annual meeting onI _l__\R‘-i__;__BR_UCE Nl.|,-“ALS _ Willie Boa?-Oni 3- ROIl8lfi MHC- N " b 5th t .

°'°m er 3 mm" The inai'i'inge of Miss Emily Marie Donald'

L-8436-10-30-3i.. Bl_m___ und Georg” A Jawis JrI Grade V-l. Stewart Caineron.

took place at ilic Uiiit<‘d Baptist

Oct. 10th, Rm ll R Bell officiat-

IMi__ .ind Mis. Robert Bruce of

.son of Mi. .ind lvlis. Geoige Jarvis of Red P'i"it P E I- The bride looked \ei_\ attiaelivtz being dress- ed in brown crystal crepe with cut

and \\'as alteiided by Miss Beth

IClements, oi' Montague, P,E.I., isf L‘Tldnm' _Oi i3Oth“ipH' P_`E I' The INDIAN

‘wooin was suppoitccl by Mr Wes

I I I Ifseeking information of the barqneI ` _ ` ` ` _ INSTITUTE

icy Bruce, brother of the bride. Their many fricncls join in extend- ing lieartiest congratulations.

GRAIIAM ROAD AND VICINITY

Messrs. Et.. Claire Croken and

Carl Hughes are busily engaged putting in a bridge in Graham's Road District.

Mr, Fred Campbell of Graham's

Road is now able to be out after

his recent, illness, and Ihls many

in Borden, the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Wm. Marks.

Messrs. Borden Folland and Ted

McCabe made a flying trip to Free- town on Sunday. I

Mr. Lorne Francis of Freetown

was visiting ln C-raham's Road and was delayed by a heavy snow - fall.

Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Wlgmore and family of Pleasant Valley. spent Sunday evening with their son, Cecil.

Noivm wtNsi.oE sonooi. I

The following is the standing for

the month of September;

Grade VII-1, Alton Younker; 2.

Laurctta Smith.

Grade VI-l, Margaret Crnswell;

2, Marlon Ford; 8, Veda Roberts.

Grade IV-l, Vera Nunn; 2.

Catherine McNiiughton; 8, Jessie MeNaughton. -

Grade III-1, Charlotte Moreslde;

2, Heath Crnswell.

Grade II-1, Lea Roberts; 2.

Lois Craswell.

Grade I (a)-1, Elaine Nunn; 2,

Shirley Nunn.

Grade I (bl-1, Donald Mb-

' Naughton; 2, Ralph Shaw; 3,'Grant

Laird.

Perfect attendance: _ Lnuretts.

Crnswell, Eunice Cudmore, Preston

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RIVER \\'().\IEN'S

The members of the Indian

River Women`s Institute met at the home of Mrs. Edgar Hickey on Oct. 21st. to liold their regular monthly meeting. Eleven members re- sponded to the roll call with a labor saving device. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. The sick committee re- ported and presented a bill of 65c.

It was also reported that a pencil

sharpener was needed for the school and a. motion carried in

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next month. A paper containing suggestions for an International

ntinghgcrlnl not-@I_ It _tml-(_ mx Um at LOW Cwvk under the side, Heath Crasweil, Lois Crus-I STERLING INSTITUTE I wcetk in (hc (;n;Ir¢iian_ __ _ __ ° well, Lea Roberts and Ralph Shaw,

Eleven members and several

visitors attended the October meet- ing of this Institute held at the home of Mrs. Thomas Bolger, Hope River. The president. Mrs. H. S. McEwen; presided. The regular procedure of meetings was carried out.

The committee to visit the school

--Mrs. Earl Heniy and Mrs. D J. McLeod reported having the black- boards in both rooms of the school repaired and painted, also some small articles prosured for the school, The committee to visit the sick-Mrs. A. Walsh and Mrs. George Brown reported a number of sick in the district and eight visits made and fruit brought. Grateful acknowledgements of same were sent and read by secret-

ary. The sick committee were ie- _ Iippointed. The committee to visit I the school-Mrs. Ernest McEwen I and Mrs. Edward Gallant and to prepare the lunch-Mrs. H. S. McEwen, Mrs. Frank Bell, Mrs. J. E. Flemming and Mrs. Ernest Mc- Ewen and to prepare the program- Mrs. H, S. McEwen and Mrs Cran-

ford McKay. _

The International Peace Day cgram for the November meeting as discussed and it was decided

to answer roll-call either by “A Peace Motto. ‘Customs of Home

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home of Mrs. Bernard MacLeilan. I roll call to be answered by a Peace Motto. Lunch was served by the I hostess after which a short pro- I gram took place consisting of I songs and instrumental music Ir* Brendon Driscoll and Louise Siler.. ` The singing of the National An- them brought the meeting to n

close.

Michae|’s Specials I (let. 30 to lluv. 4

OCTOBER 30 T0 NOVEMBI-Ili -Z Hamburg Steak, (Fresh daily) 2 lbs. - - - - -- - Potted Meal. (Fresh Daily;

Zfor-----_---. Spare Ribs, 4 lbs. _ -_ -_ _ _ 6:.” Sausage (Fresh Daily)- 2~ lbs. 2

Aylmer Tmthto Juice (Large)

3 for - - - - ~ -- - 2 `c

Salads & Red Rose Ten, lb. - 47:' Cooking Apples, peek - - - ifir Coco; (Bulk) 2 lbs. - - - - 25'- Mlmronl (Bulk) 2 lbs. - _ -- inr- Cuconnut (Bulk) l lb. - - '- lin- Csnned Milk Your fnvorlle

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P dn G Soap, 10 bars for - - I." I~

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Ewen and Mrs. W. P. Hiltz, second.

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Beets are the main ingredient:

three lemons, juice and rind, two oz. green ginger rcot (opticnali, if

lb. almonds foptionall. _ I

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Next meeting to be ut the home Mrs. Earl Henry, Stanley Bridge.

BRAND NEW PRESERVE (FALLS FOR, BEETS

This is it brand new preserve.

Four lbs. beets, three lbs. sugar,

ave Read About Another mapper, place them in pi-c er

Country," and to pay membership k fees as it will be the imnunl meet- 51

ing. The secretary was also asked Ie , t0 P““l°"e a P396? °“ "W°m°"'5 served ginger .root previoiuly p Home influence as a Factor for through choppen Cook Gaining Peace." 51 C

Mrs- Ernest McEwen Opened the which win time about ei.. ht...

program with an Instrumental when “emily done, add th, solo which was encored. This was a1m0nds_ chop,-,ed_ (The a;,,,0,,, followed by it spendid demonstrat- 1, ion on "Waffle Weaving “by Mrs. bl W. P. Hiltz which was much se

appreciated by the members. Two Ins interesting contests were supervised I ro by Mrs- J- E- Flemming and Mrs- Imixture while not in sin-illz H. S. McEwen, the prize winners in the first being Mrs. D. J. Mc- ‘ Leod and Mrs. Ernest McEwen, first; and Mrs. Cranford McKay and Mrs. Edward Gallant. second; and in the latter, Mrs. I./orne Mc-

ettle, cover with 'vvater and co owly until tender. Add tlii- sip

mmerlng until clear and tlii

nd ginger root' are not essentiz it add to the flavor of the pn

rves). Dried ginger root inay

ot if preferred. Place the cooks

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I ( jelly glasses, cover, with pamlli I-hen with jelly glass rover. As variation in these prc-serves-._ in

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-m I Peace Day was read and it was

Mrs- Bert Ward Spent H very en- decided to send to the office for

joyable Week-end in Cliill‘l0tf.€t0WI‘I papers 1,0 be read at next, meeting I the Quest of Mrs. Fred Ward. Next meeting will be held at the I

which was paid. _ I I %

friends wish further improvement. favor of purchasing Ong Mfg Jas, I .

M. Gillis and Miss Catherine Gillis _

Mrs. Robert Folland was vlsltlns were a ointed to visit the sick for

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