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ErTuRcriEs TOMORROW

‘,HURLH ut ENGLAND

‘ 5T, PETER'S CATHEDRAL

111... (‘anon blalnne, M.A.. L.'I‘h. stNliAY SERVICES

11.00 iioly Communion.

M0 Matins.

1141a Choral Eucharist and Ser-

"glh iuudtiy School. a" 1., .\I. Rvcnsong and Sermon. ul-Il-JK imv siutvicas 1A,‘. A. M. lloly Communion, ex- flit Iilnnday and Friday 8.1.5. 7.30 p.m. Friday-—l-.vensong.

5T. PAUL'S CHURCH ,1 LcDrew (Iardner, item-tor

111151111“ - Miss Lillian Earle

“m1,- |)1|,1i1‘|0\'-- Albert liinnls.

5.140 iloli- Communion.

11.00 Morning Prayer and Ser- “Titeiial for riiiirireu. 1.30 suiidziy Sfliliifli- 1:1; 1.111111; People's (inllieriizg. 7111i ljieniiiz Prayer and Sermon. AntIiem-"Youlii oi the wurlii,

“Mini: R YIIODIL WELCOME___

“pizirsiiviiiiuaw

5T JAMES CHURCH

b teriaii Church II Milk n."6 yPownal Striitt Minister 111-1‘. ll. Moorheiid Legato, DD. urgrinlsi-Jilrs. K. S. Rogers 111,01. 1iii-ei-lnr-hlrs. .l. A. Lawson l‘uhlie. Worship

Mtirltillg at Eleven, and Evening ,1 51-11-11 o'clock.

rrcsctier: The Minister.

At ilie evening service Dr. Legato trill repeat by special request, his man...- till the subject, “Back To l‘. ii .ir_\ .'

‘Sundav School 2.30 11m.

Morning lilililiPi

gqlo-“Tlic Lost (‘hnrd"—Suilivan

.\lr. 11.10.11 iieymvnd-

“rangers and Visitors Cordially Invited,

._- ii0N PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Prince and Grafton Street Minister

Rev. G Carlyle Webster (irzanis -Miss Rena Wood NIORNING WORSHIP 11.00 .\. .\I. Theme: "The Price M I'l\iit‘iII‘I."

flvmits 77, 785, 436. 5Z7.

Anthem: ' Jesus. My Saviour, Lrok (In Me '-— -—- — -— —N¢Vill-

smut-airs. fsllison MacDonald. 2.30 1pm. 'l‘lie Sabbath School Ind Iiiiiii‘ ('

S. i-IVI-INING IVORSIIII‘

1,00 i‘ .\I. Tile Rev. George G. weiitier. secretary of the Lord's p.11- \lli.ii;ce will bring the lites- RIIKI‘,

llviiiiisi till. 3*“, 331. lniliem: ‘Cry Out and Shout.‘-

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<.|..- St-Ierteti.

u... Arthur Roper.

~1u.-.i.erl is every one that feirt-‘ti the ‘Lord: that ivniketli in 111. .- >-»~‘

\ wvriiui invitation is extended in \-~u to n-iirship witii us.

Sli; liI Bill/ION LSIIIOOI.

l‘ t far the month oi’ Sept-

Lauric (‘of : ‘i Joseph (i010: Biili‘ hluelxxin. Jimmy Color. Pauline Cotes: 2

1. v-i .

i‘. (or.

‘ 1- l\'~1. llccith MacLcan: 2 c (fiiniininrzs and Wcndali men icqiinli; . hlarrzarct

Reta MacNcil.

G11. i.‘ ll—l Billy MacKinnmi: i LItvvIl F0111 ~ Grade I (in -_1. Marilyn Jay‘; I A711‘. Civics: 3. Verna Gallant. l thi _l. Joan Mae-

‘Z. Gerald Cotes: 3 flcnny

Tractor‘ Florence E_ Martin.

c-u-u-nm

0iiLTiiY

F.'ii-iners please note we lire huyinir fowl and chick- en daily. alive or dressed. Prompt returns.

"fill-Y ROYAL PACJHNG CO

J. D. Jenkins. Proprietor.

I.-.'itii -iil-i.\'-2i.

Professional tiariis

MORRELL & G0. ii. F. iiiiiiiiiBALil

i (‘hzirirrcd Accountants lJasti-rn Trust Building Charlottetown

-__-i-_. Mares"... tariffs? \\’. l5. BENTLEY ILC. J. A. llENTLEl‘. KC ‘ _ (T. F. ilENTLI-IY. LLB. limit-rs and Attorneys-at-Law _MONEY T0 LOAN __ r lliriimonil Street PALMER 8. HASLAM l» J. II.-\SI.:\l\i, Il..\., '.L.Ii. IIAIIRISTIIII, ETC. Biink ..t n"... Seotla (Jiiafnoers. (‘.‘h;irltli__ttetown, I‘.l-J.l. JON .1‘ T Lt AN 1'3» in o ‘iio. a... i: BELL 8. MATHIESON SIDNEY T0 LOAN Cameron Block. Charlottetown. l‘ lslanil

a. ‘AFC/Mwcili-TEECBY. N OTA II Y, 8i

,_, Miuiisrcii. soucirtin 1"" fiiiililiiiii Charlottetown MocGUIGAN 8. IRAINOR iii???‘ R- MaeGUIGAN. n.0- ~ I. rLAlIt TRAINOR. K. c.

"miners. Solicitors, m...

m“ "MONEY ‘r0 LOAN

null: liver Prov-metal Hauli- illtlIllltl SIIQQI, UIIIIIOIICMIII

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UNll e0 CHURCH

ibis ' local interest but advertising

is reserved lor news ol.

I a nevvsy nature may be lnserteotl i Sunday 9110011930 -

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M CANADA a:crauu"*““‘or TRINITY UNITED CHURCH CONFEDERATION LIFE INSUR- Prince Street AME. L-til80-7-2i~31! t

I Minister

Rflv- flush Miller, M4,, 5,11 Al! nt

RW- Dlililld c. Boothroyd as. aniat

s n o" 116:)! Kendall. L.R.A.M.. ILLGI) s- B-I-lm. Public Worship, Toialiiltlsfl- Re“ Geo‘ w‘ wt-‘bilifi’. folllllnuthem: “0 Lord, How Mani. 3-39 rum. Sunday School and

Bihe (losses. 7:00 I‘. iii. Public Worship. Sermon: Rev. Ii. t‘. Briotiirovd,

Anthem: "The Radiant Mnm"-

Woorltrarii. Voeal Solo: "B. Tl ii ‘ ' Mr. Arthur lizard?“ I’ ‘mm’

RALLY SERVICE 20th. 7.30 P. M. L-aza-io-iti-ti. 0N SUNDAY, ()I"OISER 20f : 7.30 P. M. _i.liir_R:-i‘. C. A. llriiit-lii will preach iii iiie Uilll('ti Church at Freetown Station. L-55B-1u-19.11_

PRICED for the week end 1035 anode!‘ V8 Ford coupe, motor r»- condltioziccl, new chips, n11», 1.111- jiooks and runs like iu-w, 31"., 111.1,. iynu filled in _\'i\lli i1u“.~tzniinairc cards .\‘et'.' T. (i. lvcs. L-soi-io-ia-zi.

01in USED .~. save the talk of lllie lriwn. See tiiciii. Tor-pp 1,, 511114

Visitors and Stud t. l =‘ ra- , “Home. °"‘ °°""“"’ li.i.‘..“°'i'.‘.."..i ..'."".‘.‘~’.""‘--"TP'“ t‘? _“—_‘ Bu‘ t ‘hlmmqli

BAPTIST

THE BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. ol Prime anti Fillffly 51;, inistcr

The Rev. i. Judson Levy, 11,1), Miimiilk Worship I1 a.in.

lfliijwlili “Help From Beynllrl ‘rm

Anthem “leach 111;-

n J "_ i/Itilvtiulii. ‘ In"! The Church School 2.30 p.m. (tome yourself, bring the children. The Brotherhood reorganizcs on this occasion. Eveninx Worship ‘l ran. Sermon "The Wayside Ministries of Life.“

Anthem "Praise Jerusalem.” - - ._ _ Orlitnlst and Chnlrmaster Joiin Inch. Mus. Bite.

You are invited to worship with TIIE BAPTIST CHURCH

CHURCH OF CHIN?

CENTRAL ‘CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Kent Street Rev. Roscoe W. Nice. A.B., 3.11.. Minister

Organist — Mrs. Leigh Dlngwelt

l1.00 Morning Worship.

Solo: Selected: Mr. V. Leigh Dingwell.

Sermon Subject: God's speakable Gift.

2.30 Bible School.

Lesson: “The Message of John the Baptist."

7:00 l’. M. Evening Worship:

Quartette. “No Setting Sun". Mrs. Miillin Stewart. lilisscs Nan MoeKny. Jean and Erna Enman.

Sermon Subject: The Controllng Presence.

A (‘hureh with a welcome lnr all. See you at Church Sunday.

Girl Guide News

Un-

The annual meeting of the Char- lottetown Guiders‘ Club was held at. Guide Headquarters on Tue-s- day, October 14th, with the rezir- ing Captain, Miss Iphigenie Arsen- ault. presiding. A splendid report. of the Club's activities during ‘he year was presented by Miss Arseuaull. and the Treasurer's re- port ivas read and adopted. The following officers were elected in.‘ the COllllllg yearn-Captain, Miss Lillian Duchemtn: Lieutenant, Miss Suzanne lvlacKinnon; Brown Owl, Mrs. K. M. Martin; Ranger Re- presentative, Miss Mary Donahue: Scribe, Miss Phyllis Dawson. The night. of meeting was changed to the first Wednesday in each month. at 700 o'clock, in the hope that more Guiders would find it. -i)os- sible lo attend. The following new Gulders iver-e then enrolled and lzcartilv ivclcomecl into the Club: - Miss Elda llrowii and Miss Lm-ci Cainpbelh ‘ 7 i ‘it Helen Toomlzs-lfith Charloltzetoivn; liirs. Frances Darmcll-Ilth Char- lottetown: .\frs. Vera Seeley and Mrs. Christine Piekard-tith Chm“-

tzeloivn.

The I\It‘."iiill_' was dismisrd lvv the I).stl'lt‘l Cniniiiissioiier, i\il'S. Rowe.

Q _. E E7. i-v f‘ ._ o s: s 5

7th Charlottetown ('0.

The uceklv lit t-fiiii! of the 7th Ili-iilvilcltvali (ii ' iti‘i’i Wethir-rlcrv, Or‘... ltiih rit. 'i'l‘i'll< li.ill with a verv good attend- :iill'(‘. l-‘ulioiviiii: the regular ill-

.\1X‘i‘i.il‘il’l games ivere played for a flaufhngf“

rdllifi. ivhile after which we had 11m campfire. ilere we discussed. among many thiiirtfi. l Cake which we (leciriad to hold at Moore and MncL-eodls

afonday‘ is Guide Day, it day fn

which all Guides of Canada have year of .\I icino has’ T110 Cflmiiimyiwho are icsitients ol Nova Scothh.

special gatherincs. also had a hike Saturday‘, Oct 12th at. which we all had t1 1011i‘ time. cooking our mippev outdoors (\‘.'(‘l' the fire.

Al. a meetini: of the executive of the (tuidcrs Club held on Fri- day, Oct. 18. it ivss decided that the local Guides ivouid observe Guido Day, Oct. 26. by selling War Sivlnizs stamps to help the Na- tional ivrir effort.

Attention I’. E. Island Guiders

Captains and Brown Owls 0f 1030-40 are asked to send a report of their activities for the year eiid- r... October. i940, to their vom- missloriers as soon as possible for inclusion in the rcllfiiis i0 b1‘ We‘ seated at the provincial annual meeting, which will take place the first week in November. Watch

u... column for the exact date 0f

this meeting. which will be held at. Government HD1159.

Provincial Guide Shop —- M15! mo.- Lrirge has consented to act as provincial sho-DKRBDPP “mi Wm 1,,. h, (‘iuidr- headquarters. 50 Grafton SL. ivednesday afternoons M1,. 1,. 111v;- out supplies and .0

1,11 Wail orders. All finldcrs are ,,.,-..,1 in govern themselves ac- cordingiy

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the Lord oi .- . .. . (luflundcn , Ilpt, Sclllt.‘ [Z1001],

(‘ntltliil i\_v' \\ a ~‘. .

services tomorrow‘ will he trondiictcil

i s1‘. JAlill-lS/‘CIIIiltl,ll. -_ Both 1b.i' the Minister‘.

t. llic ewiiiirg

rscrviee Dr, Legal/c will icpt-at, "special rco . a recently 1.!i\'l‘il {iIifP-f? i311 "lint": t-. Gait. . ‘Vlfliflfr; 1 ‘liuieiits are i-zidi. iiy invited to l the Kilil ¢(‘i'\'it.‘.’t~.'

Rial) (‘RUSS Crippled Children's .Clinic _eonuucte1 hv Dr. 'l’. B. Ackir lot‘ cliilclrrii mil {ed (Jrnsu. Cilia-t‘, 'f‘.|1.‘ii‘lottct‘>\vii. v, (ir-lhbci- 5th 111ml at. ‘Tiiwii li'il. Wednesday, Octuhrr- :

imwiisiihiayswix ticroiiiait — Francis Sinallwoorl, St. Av- ards, ycsterdziy pi , l 'l lame bunch 0f siiaivbcrrics in

liiil as fresh look y as in early July. Mr. Sinullivoad picked 8G boxes of berries from 100 plants this sca- S011 and if the wcathti‘ liatl been sunny and warm would have had a plentiful second crop.

LYNDS PIIUI ERTT FUR SALE (ilt REN'I‘.-Riinnliip between King and Dorciicstei" Streets, this pro-

aiy house lots. The present house 1s really a semi-Hotel, having three floors and sixteen rooms. New roof,

per month, or a sclline- agreement; can be worked out on small monthly‘ payments SDFOTKI nvei‘ lti or i3 yeais. Apply R. T. Holman, Limited, Char- lottetown stoi‘e. L-5li7-lli-10-26-ll-2. C 0 R D I A L I. l’ \iI-1L(‘O)lI-‘.D— ‘ Mrs. William Bruce of C‘ - "lode- towii, who i‘?pi‘csciltc.'i Pzinre Eti-

ward Island at the Order of the Eastern Star convention in San Francisco this month, is a native of Calgary, Alberta lim- 111.1110“ name was GiltiiVS Farqiiliar. Mr. Bruce, a \/o.t..tn of the World War, who viitfreri a. iiuitiher of

serious Wfililllifi \‘.l‘.‘~ie in action. i." empolyed in the iitilllllliliil Customs Service iii Cl1orl<>1'»:‘tti‘.'.'ii. A sister is Mrs. J. A. I\ li.("lil i,\ iy Brunet n1‘ Berkeley". Ali" liriice \\...~; guest at. several >01‘ wt-nts dur- iniz her visit here .-.t<i:i.:1;iiid 1111111.. Leaf). '

VISIT FA NIOUS IVIPR. D R. Munro. who spent m c-f the Sllll!1l‘.i"’l' with he: Hopewell. ivas over ‘.r'i Island uoqnznt)“ 1

' IWIEICLOJII. 'Ili._\ . .\I.iclt:ii.ii‘.<. crusts. r. R055 and Rev. l). K. He», who iiv a short. distance out oi Charlotte- town. The‘: had it ‘ visit. and h rd brnui were out. to tin‘ R at. “llanlioiic .

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drives. ‘They lllllfr home i.i lit. (‘riveti- i:.”ll,‘ of “Anne

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Lucy Mrlllfi Moiilzti: fiil novel c-f tlia

. dci ‘t ilcd with their \'l.\ii.r"lii\vt‘\\ Lilasggoa‘ NUKYSI.

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RBI) CIIOSSTTONNEIFI‘ I GLASGOW The liuil at New (Blus- gow iv ~; parked to the doors <.ii_

the Red Cross illlliltil‘ i.ilt'l'l_‘ 1irtsciri- cu ll. varictv 1:». trri-i ill am m ilitll’ Red Cross nor llcv. Robert. Shaw presided. and gave . rt talk on

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mice. first. on the (tn the uni‘ .-

Baker unve .. it.

set." NIH -i> iiitercstiii: l

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chic Sharp. tit

Cutiiiiu-A. nhu .~.ili_l.1 \.‘:“

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mlly eiiitnrti =.‘

\\‘; iii!‘ t» llll." ‘ tillil“i"'i ""' tiiris‘ lhiiui.‘ ..ii.l~-i‘ . iliieetitirt .l Mr. \'it'ii‘l' l'ili.i‘~~llii, .<‘ii:lt‘l'l'ii W" ofit‘. musl- tlu ii; the (‘\'(‘iilli‘§ and were I‘ll..‘ll\i.i iv ill‘t‘i.lllil(ti At- 1lcr (‘iti.‘.ii‘ lvv Iii.‘ l‘ii.ll{ill Iii 111ml iitt N Arnhem, ihl‘ t _' 1lOl‘illt‘l\ .- m‘ vrri u Ittnvli in wt‘

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lad ies piper-ed.» iverc

REG] "IIIfVT-Ili

sale 1,551‘ viqAR- Rrzttlslradfill in the

Medical Facility‘ oi Duiliousic Unl- versity has. been coinplolert, Dean H. G. Gi..iit aimotiiicc:l, 'l‘.ie L’? sludriit.»

12 are residents of .Nc\\' Bl‘lill.'. wick, 3 Prince Edward lslmlll, Newfoundland. ‘.2 from I$i'lii°';l Col-

.t.imbia and 4 from Manitoba. ll

students eemplztcri nil in‘ part of their pie-medical education at. Dai- housle, 10 at Acadia, ti at. Mount. Allison, 4 at. St. Francis Xavier, 4 at Memorial Collcgc._Newlouiidlrintl, 3 at the University‘ of Ni‘\\' Bruits- wick, 2 st Prince of ivales (Yolleoe Prince Edward Island and L! nl. tilt University of Brill.‘ Columbia, These figures show that. the great- er mass of tho class comes from the Maritime Provinces and New- foundland. Acncnu msmlrers- of the entering class are 4 wcuicn students. Registration in the entire Medical Faculty is slightly above that. of last. year. -I;Iiilli5x Chronicle.

pcrty is large 011011.211 for two orclin»

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lotfcicci. but not all of them were

in Crapaudi “m” Chm“ simiifll- Ocwhfrsizavicizs sundry. October 20th

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m@»mmLWmnMNcuumw.s THE CENTRAL CUARDIAN iP.E.i. Hospital t‘. 1-» t m .......T. Subscriptions I ' i t

ST. JOHNS CHURCH,

L~548-10-I9-1i.

FLORISTS MEET — Mr. James Tait ls in Halifax attending a meeting of the Florists of the Maritimes being held them. '

WINSLOE PASTORAL CHARGE

are as follows: H8 field 11 A. M. d 3 P. M. Commun- P. M. Annual nner, Minister. L- 25-l0-i0-ii.

Princetown iloa lOll. Wliislce North 7 Rally. mo). R. éki

(IETS PROMOTION Mr. and Mrs Edgar Gillespie has received word that their sou Gunner Ralph M. Gillespie who is serving over seas in the C. A. S. F. has been 1irctnoterl to Lance Bdr.

SCOUT COMMISSIONER TO SPEAKJ/lr. W. L. Currier, Jr..

flssistant Commissioner for Train- ing. Ottawa will address a. meet- mn‘ of all those interested ill the v. 121k nf the B01’ Scouts, 0n October ‘Jlsi. at 8 p. m. in t"e Court Room

'01‘ the City Building.

FAIIIILY BEREAVED »--Mr. Hor- ace Ling. New Glasgow. has receiv- teiegram from Auburn.

Jviaine. conveying the sad liP\\‘.\ of

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new fitrnaee, etc, for rent at. 0110.001

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iliursciay (‘\‘\‘lilli,',{, \‘.ii\‘ii lilflllilfd’; n1 Lind vats a most. hapili’ 9"“.

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‘ -' tent. titrnovcr. Afghan _I"('l'sl.’ill5 met

‘till per mitt. I-‘ifly per rviit (ii _' liitiariiuii Peiaiaiis ncrt- said. [ht-re

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_' the (tenth of his sister Notlifs hus-

band, Mr. Joseph Hearn. Friends and relatives on the Island svmpa- thize with Mrs. I-leam at this time.

FUNERAL SERVICES -~'I‘iie ‘funeral of Mr. John A. . flQiiRlFi

yesterday morning from ncc. Ten Mile Iiouse to St. BOll.'lV€'lli,lli‘t?'5 Church, Tracadie where Requiem High Mass ivris cele- brated by Rev. T. Campbell who al~ so conducted service at the grave. The 1ia1lhearers were M"FSI Iohn Court Wallace Owen. Cha Fitz- Palrir. James MacDonald. John Power and Ambrose Mitchell.

VISITORS FROM WEST ~~Mi‘. and Mrs. Andrew hiesser of Grand Coulee, Sask, are vi ting brothers and sisters nl Mi‘. . s in Har- vcy Station, Saint Johi and Char- lnitetoivii, P. E. I. It has been a number cl years since their last iislt home and they are receiving a cordial welcome. On their return

i to the west they will visit. for a few

days with another sister, Mrs. Wal- tcr Steed of Chapleau, Ontario. - Frerlerlctmi Gleaner.

ENJOYED VACATION —R. B MacLcan of Berkeley and Capt. Jack Ianncai" of the Sari Fran- cisco Polioe Department. spent. a few weeks recently touring some of the ivcstern states and Canada.

'I‘hc_‘; report having had a most enjoyable vacation. 'I‘hese sturdy natives of Montague. Prince Ed-

ward Island, are cousins. "Jack" is one o1 the finest. men on the force of the (lolricu Gale elty. "Bab" has a successful ire

the East. flay during the past. sweral years .-— iOakland Maple Leaf.)

Till-J BA!’ "1' CIIURCII. —'I‘he Rev. I, Judson Levy, l3. A., ill take as his niorniin; sermon stiblect. “Help Fritin Beytinu The Hills." At. the ev- ening service the sermon Will he “The Wayside Ministries of Life."

RZTE -;The morning anthem will be Att-

lwoodls "Teach Me O 10rd." Matin- ,der's "Praise the Lord 0 Jerusalem" jwill be the anthem of the evening. At the session of the Church Schccl

.110 P. M. among other IEflLlllTt. of‘

interest, the Young Menls Brother- hood will reorganize for Fair Winter activities. John Inch. 3111s. Bac., Organist, and Choirmaster will be in charge of the music of the clay.

FORMER rANliERS — Mr. and wlrs. ‘lkmnple Bourke, who have been touring the Pacific Coast. during the pas‘. few months. from

iSouthcrn California to Alaska, re-

cently r-cturned to t-licir home 1n

ed a farewell party by Mrs. J. H. Dingwcll at her home on West. street. Oakland. Ml‘ Bourke and Airs. Dlngivell were born in Mount Stewart, Prince Edivagd Island. Mrs. Bourke is a native of London. Eng- irmcl. ‘Their vacation on the main-

p 5111.11.11’!Honolulu. Before their departure, Th‘, ma,“ 1111-..- ,..,_._ 11531.1(; .\Ii'. and Airs Bourke were tender-

PLNPZNA FOXES SELL in‘ ‘r0 S370 —- Norwegian platiiia

conducted ' _i‘ 1b Huth. New _oi‘k. There wn. ‘Illlf ccnipetitlve biddiniz for tire 20ft sic is

ziviiiiectl .3 per cent on u 101) per rent-

liinitcd call. with o2 p‘ changing.‘ liaiuis. Gray Pci ‘ 1...... f. 1m- cent. with huv

\\'.i.\ no price rennvirisoii let‘ tltcs" iurs.

’l‘l.‘.li'Jl.\' Alll— '.\ii.'.§ i‘Yi.‘\i“ livoivii- ell, Iihlltiiilfll‘ oi Mr iitl Air... A. ‘V lliitiiiiell, l\ii‘l‘.<‘r.~i. ' i“l'.~.i. Aid t0 i’i‘iva‘e Cc. ii V‘.'.ikf‘lli'll~ 1.1 Charlottetown. static/incl with the Prince Edward lshuitl l-liii-liiiiid1‘i'-‘i'

51.11. Dartmouth when he ivns injur~

.¢:t in a car accident. on the road

".I‘.II' Nliisstown. We Milliiifli’ Even-

ing. Ptc. Wakelinit received a brok- en nose. and cut. aivarteri’ iii iii-s wrist. Miss Browiiells head had hccn thrown against. the dash of the 11:11, and hci‘ side hit. the steering wheel. When removed she was 1n a. dared and bruised eoiiditicii. bill iii)- on .-oeing “Iakelint: with blood sireiiiiing from his \\'i'l.\l and al- ieatti" (‘0li5i(i(‘l‘llbi_\’ \'.'f‘iliit‘ll4".'i from 115,5 of blood, she had the prrscnce 0t mind to administer Pilot» Aid- Borrmvlng a handkerchief slit‘! ap- plied a tourniquet above the wound “mi hound it, stopping the flow of blood, until the man could be re- moved lo the ilifSiliiili W» Brown- eii is svell known in Triiro. She starred with the Amherst Iliflh Scltcoi Basketball ’I‘eiiins, and last» year was 1ir0inincnt in the Truro Ladies Basketball League. She was (lnptain of the P.N.C. All Star tcam, and was a member of the Truro All Stars, and played a prom- inent part in the Nova Scotla Con- ference Piaydowns, ~Truro New

PAINFUL TRUSSES ABOLISHED

ANY aurruiti sicuiinv aria wmi couroar, av- BEASLEYS INFLATABLE AIR-CUSHION APPLIANCE

SEND FOR FREE BOOKLET of this ilritish-miide appiian n. for relief from Ru titre.‘ Ne! nn old-fashioned Truss, bur a washable appliance with an iii nred air-cushion pad that holds the licrnin firmly with .1 izcntic upward pressure so that in many cases the broken lissutl reunite and the rupture i.- bon tiered forever. When wearing a iieasiev you can work or play in perfect com orr. Connor slip nu! of place. Perfect littiniz shapes and sizes to suit every Rupture. made up inihviciiiaiiy tn your own specifications. everywhere recommen ' the Beasley Appliance.

Doctors Money back guarantee.

mu sntilv‘: causes. LID. - mp1. i0-»\- w raoui n. war. ioaomo

and:

$15.00 each-Premier T. A Cam -i bell. Dr. n. H. Pierce. m. ‘ p I ‘L Yea. and Mrs.

$l2.50——Irwin Printing C0.. “$10.00 hetach—.‘liohn Wilson, 1-1 1-1

orne. r. an Mrs. R0 Ada ,3. Jenkins Pharmacy. y m 1