AUGUST is. 1936M

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NEW CABBAGE, Large Size. each - - _ _ ._._., _ 07c STRING BEANS, fresh, Per Lb. -- -- -_ _.. -. _ V, ,_ 05c ISLAND CUCUMBERS, Each -.- - a. -.. ._ __ ,_ ._ 05c PC!‘ bunch -w - —- w: n- -- ._ _ a: u- _ 07c PARSNIPS, Per bunch a» -. ca v7 r4 -. _ ,,, _, __ _ 00c BEETS» per bunch -— - v- w - - - - _ ._ .._ _ _ 04,. TOMATOES. Per pound - .- __ ._ _ _ _ _ __ __ __ 12c EHCII can nu a1 1 _ m, _ M“ __ i __ 10c TURNIPS, Each ---».-L...-.., .___ .4 _ g, _____ 03c POTATOES. Per Peck - - — — - - _ _ _ .._ _. _ 19c

wt mum PRINCE GROCERY PM“

840-3 Zion Presbyterian Church

REV. G. CARLYLE WEBSTER — MINISTER. PROF. LOUIS D. THOMPSON-Organist and Uholrlcadol

10.00 A. M.—~S:tbbath School and Bible Class,

Redemptorist Pro v in c i a I A rrives In City

Very Rev; James Fuller, 058R, Provincial of the Redemptorist or- der in Canada and Newfoundland, arrived at the Redemptorist, Rectory last evening, He came t0 Charlotte- town from Cornerbrook, Nfld. He is accompanied by his Consultor, Rev. George Mylett, QSSR.

Very Rev. Father Fuller was re- cently appointed to his present high position. He succeeded Very Kev. Peter Costello, C.SS.R., who is now Rector of the Redcmptorist house at Montreal.

His present visit marks the first time he has come to this Province as Provincial. About two years ago he was a weekend visitor at the Re- demptorist Rectory. on 1114 megs. ion he accompanied Rev. Chris- topher McEnniry, representative of the Redemptorist headquarters in Ronle.

The new Provincial 1s at preggnt

houses in Canada and Ncwfound. land conducted by the Redemptorist Order.

After spending a f d i CIINIIOLICOVVII he will leevdve lg?-

MORNING 11.00 A. M.—"TIIE JUST SIIALL LIVE BY FAITH"

Solo-"Let Not Your Heart be Troubled" Mrs. llarold Gllllspio

EVENING

7.00 P. lVL-“CRAVING FOR NEW WAYS" Solo-Selected . . . . . . .. Mrs. Arthur Roper Rev. Donald lilarlnncs, B. Th. of St, Enoch‘; Church, Hamilton, 0nt., in charge throughout August.

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Trinity United Church

REV. IIUGII MILLER, M. A., B. I).—Minister. REV. A. E. MacKENZIE, B. A.—Asi~llstant. A. ROY KENDALL, L. R. A. M? A. A. G. Q-Organist.

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11.00 A. lVL-Public Worship and Sunday School.

lormon-"The Christian Warefaro" Rev. A. E. MacKcnzie

Vocal Solo-"Thc Lost Chord" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sulllvlll Mr. Raoul Rcymmld

1.00 P. ivL-Puliuii Worship. ggrmun-“Malfs Chief End" Rev. A. E. Miwlienzin

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Vooail Solo-"Nearcr My God a. Thee" carer Miss Grwenneth Fri’

Visitors Cordlally Weicolf Morning Service Broadcast by C. F- C- Y-

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395g; (‘burgh

Minister-The Rev. n. L. Denton. B- 1?-

MORNING WORSHIP 11 0'CLOCK Sermon-"The Golden Church" The Rev. A. C. Vincent, D. D.

SUNDAY SCHOOL

Sunday School is held in connection with the morning service, with study period from l2 to 12.50.

EVENING WORSHIP 7 O'CLOCK

Sermon-"The Soul's Imperatives" The Rev. A. C. Vincent, D. D.

The Baptist Church welcomes its former pastor to the pulpit °n this occasion.

Visitors to Charlottetown are cordially invited to worship with THE BAPTIST CHURCH.

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the Presbyterian tlhurch in Ganaila

ST. JAMES CHURCH

Minister: REV. B. MOORIIEAD-LI-IGATE, I). D. Public Worship MORNING AT ELEVEN 0'CI.0CK.

THE PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND LIGHT HORSE REGIJHENT WILL PARADE T0 THIS SERVICE.

(No Evening Service during August)

Music: SoIo-"Ono sweetly Solemn ThoughW-Ambrole. Mr. Donald Robinson

STRANGERS AND VISITORS CORDIALLY " INVITED

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ROCIIFORD SQUAD-l.

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Prlcst-Inoumbont-BEMOANON It‘. M. MALONE, M-A. ILTh. 0.00 A. M.—Iloly Communion, 8.46 A. Mv-Mornlng Prayer. 11.00 A. M.—Choral Eucharist. 'l.00 P .M.--Evonsong and Sermon,

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John. N. B. ._~v ;—- —_ , hnvrns . LIE-At the Charlotte-

WW" Hospital Aug 9 i936 to Mr. in: Mrs. Arthur McKenzie, city a PINEAU-At Rustlco on August 2nd. 1936. to Mr and Mrs. Aubln Pneau (nee Annie Pinenu) a, son J°59Dh Justin Omer. '

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lvlurcrilY-At the Prince County Hospital. Aug. 14th, 1936. Wilfred Murphy oi’ Kemlngton, aged 55 years. Filncral Saturday at 9 am, to Indian River Church. TAYLOR-At the P. E. Island Hos- pital on Friday. Aug, l4, 1038, eral from the MacLean Funeral Home today, Saturday, service startuig at 2 o'clock. Funeral leaving at 2.30. Interment Sher. wood Cemetery.

Card? Thanks

Mr. and Mrs. John Cudmore and Family wish to express their sincere thanks to the Nurses 0f the P, E. I. HOSDiBHI. Dr. Mellish. those who scnt Letters of Sympathy rnd Flow. 9Y5. Hlld Rll who showed kindness i0 them in any way in their recent sad bereavement. L-6058-8-l5-1i.

IV. D. MacLean- l

UNDEBTAKEB EMBALMEB Charlottetown and

North Wlltllllrv Phone 14B

Too Late To Clasify apartment house. double glrllﬂi=lllli=i°n§tliei~ who

two

ROOMS AND MEALS ‘DURING exhibition week at 26 Victory Av reasonable rates. L-6071

FOR SALE-.-RACCO0N ooarwllv good condition. Phone 4l9-J. L-6073

T0 LET-TWO DESIRALBE ans- idences. Apply '13 Upper prince L-WIB Male Help Wanted LARGE ORGANIZATION WITII over 600 dealers has openings for men with cars to distribute food and household products on mute of 900 homes in your own local- ity. Experience unnecessary, we train you. Steady work. earnings about $24.00 weekly. Write im-

mediately for full information. Box "R" Guardian. 11-6014

VISITORS T0 TIIE

EXHIBITION

Who need Glasses, whether new or old customers, arc cordially invited

to call on us. Either weaker or stronger lenses may bo uired, or perhaps no change may neces-

sary, but. It is often proﬁtable to know

Becoming and comfortable-fitting. mounts and fumes on hand.

EJI. & J.S. TAYLOR

Registered Optometrists 142 Richmond Sh, City.

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making his first visitation of all,

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llinner’s Delightful llere! ,

HOOSE a steak, thick and tender and sizz-

ling hot, or a salad. crisp and fresh and m ix e d a s it

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should be, or anythlnr.“ in between . . .Y0"'II

ﬁnd it better at thc ‘ Roxy Restaurant, for 1 everything here, from

the selection of food to the ﬁnal table setting. is planned to make every meal an espec- ially dellghtful one.

ROXY? RESTAURANT’

Opposite 0 Cudmore's Grocery Store

GREAT GEORGE

STREET

B71109 Tﬂylﬁl‘ Med 73 years. Fun-.

In Memoriam

MR. BRUCE TAYLOR

death occurred nl. the P. E. Island Hospital yesterday after a prolonged illness, at the age of ‘l3 years-

The late Mr. Taylor will be kindly remembered by many former sue-sis at the Queen Hotel, where he was mtnager for a number of years and subsequently occupying a similar position at the Victoria Hotel.

In this capacity he, by his plﬂw- ing and courteous manner. mildll and retained many close friend- ships.

For a number of years the late Mr. Taylor occupied the position of jliler in Queens County Jail and previous to his illness was in charge of permanent street work being done by the city.

He represented Ward I in the City Council for one term.

A widow and one daughter. Bon- nie survive, the latter regrettably being a patient in the iClty Hos- pital, recovering from an appendic- itis operation.

l Also surviving are two brothers. . James D. of this city and William of

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iiie Bat-hire! Guardian

This column In leaned f0! M!" of local interest but advertising u‘ n noun-y nature may bu Iurarlrd u c cents u “Ofil IIIIEII! puylirll "

RED INDIAN SERVICE STA TION open all day every Sunday l..-sill

IIAZELBROOK CIl1CUI'I‘--Sci. ices Lord's Day, 1613i, Cr: it ll, Hazclbrook 3, A' xnndra ' evening service iprlLlzirniz

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‘gehstic meetings. Preacher, J. l‘...

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Friends throughout the city and i province will lem with regret of‘ the passing of Bruce Taylor, whose

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SEZZE LIQUOR-ROM)’. seized n gallon of rum at a hzuse on Rich- mond strcct. Thursday night. The occupant of the house will appear n court today.

(‘IINTRAL CHRISTIAN (‘IIFRCII-RPV. Archibald Mur- vhlﬁOfl, New City, N. Y., will Drench at, both services in the Central Christian Church tomor- row. Rev. Mr. Murchison is an eloquent and forceful speaker and his friends will be glad of this opportunity to hear him. All an- cordlally invited. L-6075

RED INDIANTITS-ERVICE STA- ‘TION opcn all day every Sunday. ' L-6072

DRUG STORES TO CLOSE SUNDAYS — Charlottetown drug- glsts at a mrcting yesterday dc- clderi t0 close their places of bilsl- ness on Sundays. One store ivoulzl remain open each nnnounccd following the mectlng.

FLAG AT IIALF IVI/IST-Tho flail on the City Hall was flying at half mast yesterday in respect to the memory of ex-Councillor Bruce Taylor. who passed away early yestrrday morning.

(‘ARR IN (‘OI.I.ISION-—A car owned b_v Mr. Harry Roper, Hali- fax tennis player, suffered a brok- en left fcnclcr whrn struck by n. car owned by ll/ir. lvloriin Jack- mnn. Village Green, in front the Canadian National Hotel about lrfrlock yesterday nficrnoon. A settlement tvas effected on thc spot.

FUNERAL SERVICES-The funeral 0f lVirs. Joseph Gallant, which was largely attrnded was held _vc:t"rdn_v' morning from her late residence, 232 EIISLOII St.. to St. Dilnstzirfs Basilica, when‘: Re-

by R/cv. P. McMahon, D. D. The pail bearers were: Mcssrs. Frank Dillon. Chas. Warlyv. Frank Mor- ris, Josaph Arscnatlli, T. L. Mc-

by Rev. Father Kelly.

evening to make arrangements for an auction sale the Club plans to put on in the near future An en- couraging numbPr of donations have already hccri ivsccivcd. Pres-

‘. New york’ and one sister‘ Mrs‘ A. R ident Claude Smith snirl yesterday".

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Large of California, to all of whom The Guardian extends sincere sym- pathy.

Among the items donated have bPen a fox by one man nnd the feed for n fox for a year by an-

The funeral will be held this af- "m" me"-

ternoon from the McLean Funeral Home to Sherwood cemetery.

MRS. MURDOCK KENNEDY

There passed away peacefully at Breadlnlbune on Tuesday the elcv- cnlu us‘... Margaret Bigger, beloved wifc of Murd:ck Kennedy. at the Kilt’ of 63. The late Mrs. Kennedy had been conﬁned to he!‘ bed for the basi- time years through par- alysis. ~

Her beautiful Christian character shone through her long illness as she was never heard to murmur or complain at any time. That she was a woman well beloved in her own home circle 0f friends and "elkhbors was shown by the large number of people who gathered from many sections of the country to pay their last respects. The ser- vice was conducted by her pastor, Rev. A. Wallis. assisted by Rev. J. M. Murchison, Rev. Hensley St-av- ert and Rev. Mr. Osborne. The pail bearers were Messrs Hedley Wcod- side, Roderick McKay. Ewen Moc- Drnaid, D. N. McKay. Thomas Wig- more and Walt/er McKenzie. She was laid to rest in the People's cemetery at Brcndalbane amongst many beautiful ﬂoral tributes from sorrowing friends.

The following family are left to mourn, besides a. grief stricken hus- band: Maud, Mrs. W. W. Mulch of Earnscliﬂc; Irmn, Mrs. EvcrettTay- lxr 0i’ Granville; Ray of Summer- sldc, nnd Miss Hazel. and Ivan, at home; nlso the following brothers and sisters: Mr. J. D. Biggar of this city; Mrs. Angus Malheson, Spring- field. nnd Mrs. Samuel Drummoud, Freetown.

INCOIIPORATIONS

OTTAWA, Aug. l~i~Notlce of in- corporation of the following Char- lottetown companies was given in the current issue of the Gazette: Wilkeshlre Lid. $500,000 and Quyon Mining

d» Finance Co. Ltd.. $200,000. l

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' Si. Paul’s Church -

9th SUNDAY AFTER - TRINITY

10TH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY

ll A. lVL-Momlng Prayer and Sermon. Soliw-"Leod Kindly Llzh1"—l’urhe-Evlns. Mrs. Frances lloll Trulnor.

‘I P. M.—Evenlng Pray" "I! §¢"ll°"- n solo-"Ilow Long Will Thou Forget Mo -I'fluel¢l'- Mrs. Neil Msclzoh.

Organ Music at 6:45. Organist Pro Tam:

Prof. Louis D. Thompson

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Minister:

Rev. Edward Morris, Rector, Church of St. Matthias, Halifax.

MAKES QUICK TRIP T0 nos- TON-Mr. John H. Shobe of Bos- ivll Who left Upton Airport for the New Englnrld city early yesterday morning arrived back again at ton mnutes to four in the nft-cmzrn. He had ﬂown to Boston. picked up scvcrnl passengers and left them at Aioucion. than l‘."llll'Il(‘(I hero to take back four pnsrmigors he had flown rlolvn rnrlicl‘ in the week. H0 expects to return to Boston twlay.

TO ATTEND AIR MEET AT NEW GI..-\S(i0\V—lVlr. George Ross of the Cilllil an Flyin<z Clubs Assoc- intlon nrriv-od at Upton Airport from Ottawa sll rtly before six o'clock inst cvrliillq om-otlte to New Glasgow. N.S.. to nttcnd the Marl- timc all" mocl. ilioro today and to- morrow. Ho loft for the Nova Srotin city at 63'). Flying a Gl/Psy Moth plane hc ivn»: nwompanied by Mr. McCollnilzh of Montreal. The moot at New Glasgow is the elimination contest for the Webster trophy for the Maritime zone. 'I‘he trophy is donated to the best qualified ama- teur pilot. in Cazznrlzi. A Canadian Airways plane will leave today’ for New Glasgow with Pilot Wnltcr Fowlci" nnd Mr. Waller Grant, past president. rI the FlYlllg‘ Clubs Asso- ciation. Mr. A. R. Brennan of Sum- mcrsidv is also expected to uitcnd the mgct.

I. A R. G E ATTENDANCE FIELD D.\\'-—Yostrrrinv'.

ht Palmer Road and the two pro-

vlnus days at New London nnd Richmond were the laiircst cvri: held on those stations, Mr. R. C.

Parent, supervisor of illustration stations, said inst night. 140 were in attendance yesterday and took an intense interest. in the program.

lAddrcsscs were given by Mr. R. P. (C- P- BY Gllerdlen‘! 5PM" WI") Gtlfllflm, Dr. .1. A. Clark. Mr. n. n. l

Hurst and Mr. Sylvnin Peters, Pnlmcr Road illustration station operator. Mr. Parent had charge

cmnad“ of the program and conducted the Investments i fnrmcrs to tho various fields where

ihc results of approved agricultur- al methods were discussed. The best of the fields of com and manglcs wcrfl found on the Palmer Road station. ‘There was also a very fine herd of grade Aymshircs. Today's pro- gram, held in co-operallon with the Shorthorn breeders, will be held at Desaible.

I-Q-O-O-O-QO4OQO-OOQO-QOIOOQV1Q A Bargain Special in Tailored Suits

s. F. TAimUsn winner of hlxiwst honours for taklnil *"‘"‘"'“'° measurements for Tailored to Measure Suits and Tov 9'1"?“ h“ had time for Special (liter extended. till end of August. For VllIlIl‘ nnd fit, lee his immense ran!!!‘ "l 811ml!- les nnd be measured. 195 Kent Si- wooooaooooooooooooooooo 14-6053-8-15-81

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Sunday it was.

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quiem High Mass was celebrated ,

lvliillan and Henry Mclnnis. Scr-‘l vice at the grove was conducted

the Y's Mcnls Club was held last

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illustration station ‘

i n | it s i 'lf"cini. 'loiiisuN' "uiuiniiiiunis run;

.0‘ smirk-l:

‘c ti-o tw" (grinning itp- l . :1 f’ "viucinl l". r j

11m tho 11...‘. ,.<>r-. 1m tiers and l

Col. n. n. Johnson. M. 0.. Char- l TCIOWII, l.'(.l(.".'i’iIl OI loWO “TITS IIIILI , 'l4.‘llll’)E‘I‘ of the Clnndian pil-

ccrn‘0.s m‘, ‘.1: '- lllo Milli‘ B

.‘.v_!.s p", t“... Ylonday evcixint; every iinrglc urt-

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_ lace to Vlmy has 1.1-‘. r turn- ic'e will be in place. u. hon-o , This building has alwri s prr- - Thu", wan, H.008 oumtandmg

srnted a bcailtlful utter-ii. once. This your it \\.l

L-zitilr." about tlti- trip he said in

. l‘ nu ll view lust llilfilt. First, the beautiful cxtcrlcr nr-ponrxiilvt» n» “mun, Nronwuy M “my Vb,» wen" Th“ mw ‘qllwnw “I ‘lml ' ling; I-Jtlwhiil. wilzcll was nlmcsi . "Ho" “him M“ II"“‘,II'"“ w" beyond lIl“i'I'l[)'tll)ll in impic-sivc- i out is certainly very flnc. 1v .,....,.__0 n“. “Pym, n. U“.

co-opcrntion which ho ha. - c<l from bcoth hold/was III! s.mply splendid. Evmy lhcm is tiring with out}: w“ have display; better than in" The Dominion Gnverilmviii - play which will be the first 'l n" uroets one entering the main ilhfl‘ . i; not yet in plwce, bu‘. l.\‘ shill '1: iv somcthinq very out r.f thr- or- dinnry. It took weeks to I)'.I.I(I Ottawa and it has juat urritrd in Charlottetown. , The Sccr-ttnivs offiro which was . to have movrd out afternoon l0 the ground.

pl; in Irrndoll; aiuifliirtitilr viity nt Buckinzhani Pni-

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Cfl'_lil(Il.\ll>. Tln- Canadians were (ll‘il.\\'ll up ill front of the memor- iztl‘ and the remainder of the

heavy enlrv lhis (‘IlIVITWI lip. Jhough tho staff i-f t " lbotn wot-kn": over never sccn so n1. l_\' the itfziin Iilllkllll" tor. "We hurl ﬁlllifl chlulillolz; (mils 1 prlntrd for the Mltln B hi"; and i poultry show 11rd . one of , lhcm has been d up and we (ire l {zruiuzr more Ho ruvrvn. are so llLllll(‘l‘(>ll'€ that wo uifl have to find ~ nircommodation for some class's Ill i“.o (‘it ' cntiv 11st in the

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llenvv liar a“, ' . numbers than previous v":\:-

fCziiitimiul on yizigc l5-

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A coon PLACE

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DIIVIZ

This well known restaurant. now under new management, has been cleaned and rcrlor- l nrutod, nnd has for tlu- pub- IIc, at all hours, excellent fuuzi properly cooked and si-rvi-il III strict CIHIIIIIIIOSS.

Dinner - - - 35c We are sure we can plozisi: you

DOMINION CAIKIIZ

(‘orner Kent nnd (i. (ii-o. Sis.

y-erpie and iii» ext/I moms that Ilﬂfl

ried out uiihoz. no tlCvldPLls,

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A verv n .1,“ ‘ held in London vvlnsrc ;. given by Mt". S i

the 601101211111 ilxr- llzs i don took cliarrr- of ‘kn _ I _ . wreath was placed m: lilo m.

lal by the Canadians n, m of fallen comrade...

formal attire while the ( went in ordinal".- , klluki berets Whit. tlivv nd i. at the Vilnv iyu, '13,“. 00m i received bv the Duke nnd l.)-...»;_,~.g

l The oiltstnniluiu Fo.~;;_j [mm-l F; ‘ the trip was a pardon p-iwt- 1| ‘Bllfklllglléiﬁl PuInrv. Mn ' ,4 ‘ROYaliy and nublllrv um! in l

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) , A ' 0f Gloucester. The Kine wq - I ‘rich nlivldﬁcqluilzms, mass- ‘l expected to attend nnrl IVIIHZ‘. All); Mr. N D .\i.1cF‘udvr-ii Churchill. (‘m1 K511515063: ngdrelﬁs l gggtrgicd linlammuncml hi‘ “ll! . ', ; . . " - I ~ ‘ - "'3 " l Vi‘ ll Bin-oi, oivlu '

“as n ir-iioi Lo tllc (uy yesterday. . . . ,, , - _ m-

m- :'.‘."'.'..$€"£$.£‘°'.é"l t \ a

l Rev \V. ‘H. ‘Rnc ..nnl and fum- " - h.’ (10, ' hwuld T}; 11.1w?‘ In“? PM“: m. mi" 1W1 ~11

11v of 112:; R- '31. \ 'r~ rorrht 110,01... H. ,. 0m- Lhi ‘Iii am“ M “MUM n” Hymn‘

visitors at York Poini. the cilrsfi; h 4.‘. 1.001015’ (girggss Flint‘; l‘ ﬁlm: “w” a “will? 1111'

I of Mr. and l’. Elinor Ririizc. ﬁr‘ Airnwu}; mad? 1g _ b00005? a “S” {mm “h” Paw"

I Aiixs (it‘l‘ll'llilf‘—iii\fi"l>il.lllfl is ron- I I I clulid-Ilﬁvlar b" {mu Nh-"Lmlnlbgrg “r m‘ Flllflilf-"T"!

l \'llI(?.‘1('lllZ runidiv flex‘ nu 0pm 1'1 Znmmn Saul The “Pl mntpd m rolum m FT-7-1’5 l

ray Rut-r. loll on rt short hoiukw

P. M. Stewart . Mrs. Marv Ami (“lilrriu blinv l-levril. who i: S-llll lin'v Ftllfl l-on-"lv"

' it ha. horn rrbuilt and "it fr" ilr» incl that. all build-

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service all more Innrl iqwhd fir,

of l9l4-l8 . French offer. 'l"ho p». changed. ' lied points of interest ,

' 0 v _ ‘ _ v v l..'l\'f‘ hen: r'mplr".c‘._v v.5 MEN "OLD SPECIAL 0 lllll 10 (v7-1llP0l3if0-"ll_ Ill" “ml "is Witch hi‘ ow Auras lust during the MEETING__A spmml nwmmg or I (‘OITIDQILCII 11.. .\r ..s P.<-.uu by Nils. l ,3 i. . m mArﬂg COL Johnson ‘

arc ‘lf‘\\' our‘ would never know ‘ for four months rlilrin; ‘the n1‘; lwl been completely dc- 1 '

at the Prince Edward lslulld IIFX‘; . ..,., ,1 1m _ ‘ r 4 ‘iluvs there the ‘mm m“ “wk I khlnkilonzilil-pall sine pretrial‘ 1 Tilflflfllooiwllhldhq $17.‘ p,::,]hll§.l' r1 ~. lri ' '\4" " g“

Nlr nnd hIrs. F. D. Ilrvhuxll Mvir- "I;II\VP 0H bat-prick“ l m g maze took advékltplm F”

and Scotlarri. Col, Jr iviainod in London win acquainted to some .. been in charge of a ,

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Col. Johnson who

l (lo-tune h” “(Hmlylml o“ "1' "I rrl Vvvcs has also been rc- lconl-Dailv with his son tvrjltlwnpd m . . . .,= .., ._ " - . .. _ m. "-1 I lPﬂlF- ‘Hi8 i1 h-Rtoi .0 Jir Ln, :.<~i;s of Ill!‘ \\'r‘_".tprn Johnson. Month“. 1.0.0.112: , i tcrdn). ‘i he l‘f‘lll-"ll'lI)P.T(‘(I n: ‘Canada on the S. S. z\.<rq~~_., .0

l w "it'd disappear in

l-Dr‘ . are now bvauhful cul- Embarks For Europe, ~ s -—<----.-.—..~—_---

VONTRIYAL, A- li-Armcrl; ' priniiioos are anxious to with important 31cm ilr dnlu :‘ ,1 2w milnlrrs of cattle gained from rt‘ ("llTIl rlinxtu: the i ' fr} sltorince. of feed;

mo“ rmr at ill!‘ n-xu \'lf“Ol‘lﬂl ’ ‘IIPIIFORPT RESOLVED that ll-Iospltnl. Dr. David W Ainckcv" o, ill" ChLlifuKlcfKuvii Board oi’ Trcido ilroiorrisi-lzi-chiwf f ilw h pilnl_ ' tho P wmcin‘ Government,

and pfﬁlrsl-ﬂi‘ n1 Ffcﬁlll Ulll‘. snlorl jxix-tfrrl-lx‘ lllillllll’: on iii" . Dilchoss of Bcilfnrd Ii .'\l'<'llfI the Ill‘ 1o ‘i! annual conference of rho film-uni- ; 1'» " ionrtl G9llIIO—IJI‘f‘IflF!'('IlI Assn‘ i‘ at VI(‘I'lll.'l next. month. M , kcnzio is l'(‘pi‘I‘S€‘IlIill'$ tho Cnnrrl- inn branch oi‘ the ufrlsrinliorl, of 1"1l'\\'.". mrl toﬂlion. T. A. Campbell. which lio is pFW-IKIPIlI l PlI‘ll‘l"l'I Hon l3. W. LﬂPago, Ppe5_

As n months of (~ >-np>i'.iti'.'r~ r-{Tort j zrlcni Exccuiivc Council. and Hon. ln medicine's aim to ﬁnd cures for l W if Donuts, Minster of Agricul- ur log cnl diseases, which rcpr-r- turo" sent one of the mnioi" obstacles to the prolongation o’ Illllllllll lzfo. the j Thin cream soul-s more easily than association has clufribilterl lm-‘fllii-l: cream. me .\'.l“.’lIlI\' to ilio fuml of known . Y WWT‘ l facts. Dr. hinckenzl“ said _v-?Sli‘l‘fl.'vv i 3+0 oweoooo-o l mnrniiiiz. Ho hncl s mo llll£'l‘f‘:~.lIll‘! i o

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zi- i-nilsirlcrnion to the . number of the-e rat- r-ovinco and if necessary .l.lll'.“l'$ nswsiziiico in the ~ihz of thr-ir purchase;

mun FURTHER RESOLVED that copic." of this TBGOIHIIOD be

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ldlsclosilrcs to lmkc n9. Ill!‘ confer-l ’

lcnco. which ho did not care to dlv- G d

‘ nice nt present. u s Dr. Mackenzie will spend a fozv

ldnys in ‘London ‘n attend n con- - -

ifononrc- of the CIIILNII Society o.’

»(‘v<~il lo-Urinnry Surceous of Griml

llrltnlil. t; be l. l:l Frgalcinbor 3 nnd

,4. Ho cxtvorts to rcturil in lvionl-

rcnl about. tho ml r1‘c of Sopt-rlnlwr. '

i..{&}i' ' ¢ii lrﬂade Suggests Prairie -

Battle For P.E.l.. "lﬁllllllisl ‘Week End Specials‘

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(Continued from pace l) Mr. R. it. Bell, (‘Ildlflllllll of ill"

transportation connnziirc told ill", ,\I‘(§. I3 i0 IS

mocting that compl-imis- had b4 on __

made to him ycstor ihut lIh‘ cur H I P l _ __ _ _ 95c llcrry "Clmrlivlct. \vi\' on tho El-i-l [mlmtmt- '_ H _ 2-6 l nun. (‘l‘ll:.~lll". lift l\\'f"llI_\'-(‘l ii SIfilll-f Il\'iI|I»‘~ I‘ 7*" -" ‘L’ l automobiles .-it Boi-ilcn, nnd t::< v N0“- [h-lqqnq; i. fgf _.. - Zoc 3

wen‘ CilIllf/‘IIWI in rvmulll ihcrciul- ‘

.. '-.; [tricks -— — 25c ill one o'clock. No flat car S0l‘\'ll'l‘ l“ ( H n“

Struhis “all -— — ——- $I..'I!l‘

l '.. ' ‘il‘l fcr lIl‘ EH? trip. Mr. _ _ ' (lid lln-l brill illI0l'll‘.(‘lI. i l\'i'll(lg','_'"s ( orn I‘ IZIIlOS , A seven 0'01 v1; trip ui 11w im-iiv “uh _<|]()|)|]i|1ﬂ Imp: II I01‘ 2'00

s required on I<‘i-.d;\_t' as \v<‘li_ 11> o"

.\'I0lld’l,\'. Tiloszlay and Satin-ooh. m;

"ovizlcd for in 1hr‘ DYPSPIIL srlzv<i~ lulo Mr. Brll thouﬂlll.

A rosoiution, nrallic the Canurlrl Steamship Co. to establish n pas- _,,.,,,_.;~.- $(‘I‘\'I('(‘. between ltionli-vnl. Fiunmcrsuli- nurl Chu-loltctmvn, is m be py-Qpﬂfﬂfl by the trnllsporlri-

Iluic liars. pound — —- lilcl Red Rose. Salado and l Mother's Own 'I‘ca - — 45c Iluichfocilzl. 2 lbs. — — 25c ‘Pkg. (‘iliTce -— —- — — 25c Lorin‘ Bottle Ciltsllp —- 19c llollnrd Soup» l0 for — 29c ti" r~""l"l‘“~"“ "f ll“ Bu“ "Pd Fresh llulk Dates 4 lbs. 25c silbmiiicrl a! n Intxr unxiiuu. 'lil<‘ ’ SHXIIIVIIIII lino Ililll brsn scrloili-ll’; as-.. coilsidcrhl: vsiolilzsliim: n service; out. of ll u“ ﬂffvlflilll l” ‘Mm- . III II)

million rci-r-itczl hv the llrulrfi. __ Tho filllmvuig was ill-o lvxi. of ill? i

lflnciwhiiza Sugar s. 49c with your order.

' "i . Hood I r the mnctiiiz.‘ "‘ .' " m“ -

ZYQOVIQ; lyv W. l.. Higrzlns

and m noel l>.\'H>/l1‘~ 5y‘- M,"L"°"' QUALITY SERVICE qvﬂgprﬂqs wrc ins well r‘ , I , u

Inrpvl crop of liny ll'\l‘\'<\.'i!'(l in this “PISTON WFIMOUT

provino- this 50.1.4011] l ‘IEL. I011 TEL. I107

"AND VUIIER AS tho nppcnrhncc of nghvr crops is also good; "AND WHEREAS some o1 the

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wlvrc men 1f they won‘ l Montreal.

, Groceries — Meat — Confection“! ‘

Pl" rrossod to For...» m; i the s s Antonia '

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GYRO ilANCE AT BEACH GROVE INN — M O N l) A Y - AI. Blanchaids Orchestra. Special Lighting Effects Dancing 9-12 Tickets 50c Each

“It's a Gyro Dance"

' FOR SALE l

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Z-upnrlmcnt RliSllli-lNfli of Prof. l.. D. ’I‘HO\II’SUN

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Apply iii» Lppi-r Print-r rirvvl

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Yes We Buy l

everything from a not-tile to an zuu-lior. Ilcrc are some of the things We Illly:

Men's clothing, it docs not mailer whctllei- it is n fur coat, suits or extra coats, Ica- thrr or cloth and extra. pants. Footwear, men's, ladies‘ and children's, tools, carpenter's, mechanics, blacksmith or shoemakcrs. Everything muni- be In saleable shape.

l-‘lreurnll. different kinds. musical Instruments, watches and baggage. It. docs _nnt matter whether you llvr in Charlottetown or vicinity or any other part oi’ tho Island. This is a great opportunity l" gather up your surplus urtic- les while coming in to attend the exhibition. Bring them In- We pay snot cash for evcf!" thing we buy.

Exchange Store

10o Iuchmond St. Phone 869