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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARD!

SEPTEMBER 1i. 1930 ‘ — M/estem Guardian Eastern Guardian

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—POLICE COURT—In the Police ..'CARDlGAN-DUNDAS PRIS-

l court at Summersldiz on Tuxday one l BYTERIAN CHURCHES — Sabbatml

gldrunl: was iined s2 and costs. s. Sept. 14th: Cardigan at 11 a. n14; FRONT PAGE OF t t YOUR MEMORY g. I

Dundss at 3 p. m. No evenlngnser-l _Dm'n1 0|.- MJL EDWARD “c. vice as minister preaches at St. Ari-l "dd Mrs Thomas McCardle. 'I‘helMl“l‘l‘" § ceased, who was only 29 years of; _'_';'_—'

cARDLE__The an“, occurred ‘t draws, Montague, Sabbath Schoolal m! home 1n Middleton o; ML m. Lorne Valley, at 2 p. m.; Cardigan at ' - i had not been well ior some t‘rne l PERSONALS 4., l . j lbut had only been seriously ill iorl I

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The most complete and best assorted stock

“Md Eugene Mccnsuel m“ o’ ML} 10.15 a. m. Rev. W. E. Davies, B.A., l..‘M.G€tdC.bellh d- Qabout two months. His sister, Miss‘ rs rm e ‘mp u e . . . . . . parted ior New York, accompanied of groceries in the Ninritime Provinces is gig/lama“; n. it, came home from thelby h" mace‘ M!“ Rum Mumhy_l _ h_ h f t 51L Canadian West to nurse her brotherl “ll l" c“? “ac 0 3'01"‘ s ore‘ lduring his last illness. He was a~ H,Mr_ Charles McMahon and Jo_l 1""? mum’ ymmg ma“ and had seph Harris, employees oi the C.N.R.. l 1m“? "lmds ‘mlmal "hm lixwfol were visitors to the Capital on the ‘ be much mused. ere are e 9m ' ta three \ salesmen ‘*-' letter or by tel hone. “w” “m” m‘ 9"” ' "- ' u, ’ w ' l BTW"?! "i4 m"! 55"" mumm- ..'Mr. James Jarvis motored to the lDﬂniel l-nd Ad!» N3‘!- ldwlfd 5h"?! Capital on urgent business on ths 5o.’ Oheiton. Min Mabel. mining icr 9th CALL AT OUR EXPENSE a ma" m u" emu!“ we“ . Frederick in the West; Bert 1nd M155 ..'Mr. -— QYALITY SERVICE — Margaret at homo, to whom muchl Verde, accompanied by Mr. hank sympathy is expressed. ‘mo iuneral and Miss Irena Wisnor, Watervalo, took place on Wednesday morning at.

motored to Rollo Bay on Sunday, the ' l 5t. Malachiak church. Klnkora andl7th, and were the B118!!! 0! Mill Joli" TUBIN & 60., LIMITED

was largely attended. s; Marie Peters. They also attended the

.,_,.._ opening oi tho new St. Mary's HALIFAX, N_ s_ —!An BBlAVlMINT—’1‘hc eom- Church. Sour!!-

l P munity at Elmsdalo sympathize very ;_. i = ' Elstabﬁs-hed 1825 deeply with m. and Mrs. Williams ‘ ' oi Elmsdale in the death oi the i

ir son, a I v s Nelson Henry. smi- only a slim 111- Gram tpplng grammmrsonnuiw- - ---~-----»------~»-~J--~~-~~l**~=“" M, n m, mm, u, o; 1,, yws_l ~—-—- Tho young lad was a. bright studentl RGCOTdS BYOkQII and apparently in the best oi haalth. l , He had been helping his lather in the —-— hay iield 0819 557 ‘m! became ‘ugh: Gillie?) raiii suddenly m Ala-laugh not “on” shipping recoids i: the periodg be- we s . wliggedkushggtﬁlztmi: i: tween August 1 and September B were marked up today aiter railway in" m” could be done he only “V” a statisticians had vainly searched new weeks‘ H’ Wm be very much records oi past year movements ior K lmmed both M’ hmm and by m5‘ the equal oi the present eastern lwmlmlw“ Wm‘ "Mm h° w” “lrush. A total oi’ 56261000 bushels general iavourite. 'I‘here are leit tel was shipped from é)“ ‘Pames dub jmmlm bald” h!’ Palm“ "Veral lng the period. Both railways an- : brothers and sisters. to all oi whom I

Buying ls made easy through our travelling

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Guy Callaghan, oi Lake

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Dainty F rock: for litﬂe girls

Daily Arrivals

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New Hats

Never in any previous season have we sold so many new fall hats-so earl

One oi the heaviest movements came during the past twenty-iour hours, when 2.017.000 bushels was market.-

‘ ed by the Canadian Paciiic and 59913-1 club 0f “wit! United Church. Canadian National lines. Cars load-

Summerside. gave; farewell party on ed totalled 2,163 despite the inten- ‘lMond-BY evening at the home oi’ Mrs. i sive shipping. Storage space in coun-

‘Mattio Gordon in honor oi Mrsl try elevators became slightly more .. A Russrll 00x and Mrs. Albert Wood- _- we

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-i-'aa‘s:wsi.1. PARTY-The Ladies

lcramped with 35,585,000 bushels in

y in September. Daily arrivals keep the assortment up to the side, who- are leaving Sllmiller- store. There still is suiiicient avail- standard of excellence you have learned to ex- be side to make their homu in 111.5311: 8:86! to take care oi the rush pect here. If it is new and correct, you’ll ﬁnd it f‘. - m ' Eastern part oi the Province. Both; 5 Bled- here, s‘ But this August you ladies werr ardent workers oi the|-—-—---___-_____ . . - lclub, who very much regret their “Ml” Jean MCKWYBEY 0f the . ' $ $ $5 $ g ve study the WlQOlC tlilfllg l denlnum Mrs’ cox and Mm wood_ m“ o, the Expmmental Fox Pam’! 2-95, 3-50, .00, 7.00 up _ over again. ou app y side were sorry to leave as they had s‘"“m°"5i‘l°' 1°“ ‘m .s"l4"dlY W141‘ the screw driver test had very many pkasanf, times a; the‘ four weeks visit toNewark, New Jer- l I ‘ dubs 50cm gatherings and ‘thgyssey. She will be the guest oi her‘ _ n . .- ' h: l and 5UTPTW¢ Yoursdi- would always watch with interest the jcwsm’ M's‘ H- c“ Damey-“s- l ' 4 , , ‘I r d o! "M Chum l 1‘€S€I1 111 1S 10H S € y ‘ For your thought an the W!” 50cm dub. The evenmgI-Jrhe Misses Dorothy and Pauline _ p ‘ C I; I {yyouts Igavg no argu- w” pleasantly spent in music md I and master William Orewys, leit ior l ma“ about gamlts. Refreshments were served 1 the“ hm“ l“ Mdmrd‘ Ma” m‘ vi l ‘

‘by the haste“ before the ladle! db psaturday morning alter an enjoyable ‘parted for the“, homei s‘ ‘holiday spent with their aunt Mrs. Everett Hasiam, Springfield, Lot 67, d th l ti . E. ——WHALES woimv mzsum =3“ o er re a m

oFFlCERs_Th‘3 large s°h°°l "fl -—Mrs. George A. O'Hara. accom- whsles which becamn stranded on the 5 named by he, 518m.’ M155 Agnes point at the entrance oi the Percival f Dewar,’ o; cambﬂdge’ Mass’. are l" u" ‘lye-stem brim t‘: $9] visiting Cape Traverse and vicinity. B"? 51 l! PTO 9m T They are the guests oi Mrs. Charles

‘health oiiicers as to their disposal as I Wright. It is many years since they he? are a menace to the health 0i’ have visited the Island and are :11; lpeopli: oi the district. Mr. Henry struck wlththe improvements, espec- _ _ r en. of Lot ll Health Oiiicer has tally in Bummerside. When they were Fumishers Ltd.-—Distributora——Saint JOlln been doing what he can to get rid oi on the Island last R. '1'. .Hoiman's - fthem. Ho authorized m». William was a small country store and they . Vincent 0t Wkst Devon w try w were amazed to see that it has grown _-—_= lhum then-i with the aid oi kerosene to its present large proportions and

0;], lvir. Vincent used three bﬂffelg o; employing such a large stall-S.

--~r - OUCKuuuuuuui.euuuuuuuuucmzstwuuuuuwawuuuuuwsnwwawwi l0“ on one caress but u only burned ' ;Wlll.ll! the oil lasted. They are now’ monsiderlng hurrying them, but even thLs will be a mnsldombie undertak-l lng and will take some time and ex-l pendltun: oi money. It is fortunate that the weather is becoming cooler‘

as they are a great source oi dangerl

To Smartness for Autumn

COATS — DRESSES — HATS

RIMMING 0F FUR IS MORE POPULAR than ever on the lovely coats that smartly dressed women Twill be wearing this fall. The illustration above gives a suggestion as to the design of some of the fav-

everly used, even on the lower priced garments. There’s a wonderful

display ready for your choosing at

$20. $25. $29. $35. $45. $65.

Satin .. Silk . . Crepe . . Wool Frocks for F all

YOU ARE offered today and succeeding rl

Fall Colds

take us unawares. At the iirst symptoms heat Mlnsrd’: and in- hale it ior prompt relief,

146 Richmond St., Charlottetown

Fire, Life, Accident, Sickness

ny a really impressing showing of the

newest designs in fall dresses. _ t0 l-he health oi the people in thel idlslflﬁl- The" Me new 17-’- whalesl Tourists this past few weeks have been replenishing their svardrobes here” and . ranging in size from twelve to twent -‘ ' and Plate class Insuyance mm ‘m’ 80m "in m" "Vie: have been saying many pleasant thin

gs about. the excellence o! range and valuo tans. Many have had their young on l

the ﬂats and the young ones are dying oi starvation. A great many oi ‘ the smaller ones wan used loi- iox M..." .... .. —_—____l meat when they first appeared. S.

Souris Exhibition '

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to attend Dalhousie University. S. I

at Lowest Rate.

shown by this store in Fall Dresses.

$5.50, $10.50, $17. $20. $25, $35.

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Advance Showing of the New FUR COATS

Much interest has been manifest in the outstandin merits oﬁered our customers at this store this fall. popular furs, expressed and developed in models m are very considerably lower than last year:

llLooze

119-121 QUEEN ST.

Agent at Summersiile, Lloyd Lewis

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The Time-saving features and ease of operation

make the New L. C. SMITH TYPEWRITER the leader of them all.

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l 0 to Ch h I ' -—M'n i'rl dswillb l tol P" ' "l" 0' Kins! that Mfsy T mA Mclvn: goldKlnkeollfln lfgouility‘ ‘l. "DEM" n l2 o'clock < ' ' ' l - a p lea ﬂ ‘who was operated on in the Prince through the Sourls Shlppllnl: Clonal: . [County Hospital is progressing very agar" "l" i" M!!!" Limbs. 6 i i '1 i ' - .;:“.:"*:;:r“ W" ==-~~ »--~~ w» ~ m’ l“ " Y" ' ‘ hmbs onnnoi compete in both m- ..Among the paason, a! crossing by Diana"? lllﬂﬂlbﬂ’! 0! 50!!!! 3ND- the Oar-Ferry on Saturday morning ‘m 7' were Mrs. George Dutton and little, Mn". M" be . had" d.“ h”

I arlea Lambs and Bacon ﬂop at dmghter Estelle oi Wellsley. Mus. 1M0. a prim In each olnas 60004040060

who h“ ‘pent l u" plea“; ‘l, Irry your skill at judging ahd win IAVI IOU‘ ‘Yis g I $1513 gt, hgf fgfmgf hump in Qpﬂng- l ' 7"" da Al-ﬁi accompanied 5",,“

. "new" m“ l“ s1 Th” we" For ‘further lniormation apply to Sanity; . , . ,.,_ 1 Collections by Miss 1m McCarvllle ‘or Kinkora, A. r. PETERS, l1. E. PARKMAN i

Ball-bearing-Lnng wearing

Soulis Typewriter Co., Ltd.

69 Granville St. - - Halifax, N. S. 12 Canterbury St. - Saint John, N. B.

g range of splendid fur gar- As usual they include all the ost attractively modern. Prleel

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