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Travel to the four corners of the world. Give ourselves up to the call of the South Seas 1 to the charm of the. ‘ Riviera 1 to the mystery of the Orient.

You have always dreamed of visiting distant places. For half a lifetime they have remained but names on the map. Now, through planned insurance, these things are pos-

Frcedom has come with forethought. A postcard to the address below will

hring you complete information regard- ing the many beneﬁts of Life Insurance.

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MUTUAL LIFE

ASSURANCE CIJMPANY 0F CANADA

‘VATERLOO , ONTARIO Established 1869

H. A. EBERS. Provincial Manager. 135 Kent Street. Charlottetown. P. E. l.

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RONTO Sep 13—"That persons o were not well nourished look t.) m""l is taken n la carte, opined Dr

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is insane idea of bfnq thin at, Hi1 -costs I consider, may huvv rwuv- lll"ltlifiii want; to have l , .

rig to do w.th the prcralvhrz.» m; i!“l(".ll_'-', she will fro! hvr work irk-

ysanolcinﬁ." :hc sairl. Th~ meals eaten by,‘ people in down

y ivson (‘ZZllIlT-[llflflﬁﬁ tended to a badly haiuncwl <1 0t, especially when the

1 our‘ of “dl-ildrzcry." Dr. Laird zl with the statement that. ‘if. Ylflf; on the person. If the social life

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lscene of its first visit. It. has invar- isbly appeared during the third week of August on a Tuesday or Friday.

| ‘The Legals identify it annually by lthe peculiar condition of the shell just. above the right. hind leg. The traveler has grown cozslderablyumd on its last. visit. weighed approxim- ately three pounds, twice its weight w-‘nen they first. sow it.

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-Western Guardian —ALBII.TON Inhibition u... dly. 18th. 1012-9-10-21

—MAC'S HOP Alc booth on grounds with red monkey. 7012-8-16-21 -nnmx MAC‘! nors A15 m: thirst and health. 70l2-9~16-2l -—I'B.EE ATTRACTION It Onpc Traverse Races Wednesday, 17th. . Mac's Hop Alc Monkey. 70l2-B-16-2i

—DON"l' FORGET the Auction Sale at Ben]. Csnni, Springﬁeld, on Monday, September 22nd.

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-DON'l' IOIOII‘ tho Auction Solo st 3on1. Dean's, Springﬁeld, on Monday, September 27nd.

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-ADJOURNED.-A case against. s party for driving while under the inﬂuence of liquor clmc before Mag- istrate John E. Campbell at the Court House st Summersido on Monday and was adjourned until September 22nd to allow the accus- ed to obtain evidence for his defence. -8.

—WIDDIZNG llLLla- A quiet wedding was solemniud st eight o'clock on ‘ruesdsy morning in the Central Christian Church, Summer- sidc, when Miss Zclmn. Mary, daught- er of Mr. and Mrs. John 8. Ramsay was united in marriage to Mr. John‘ S. Wright. Rev. Mr. Harding per- formed the ceremony. The church was tsstetullwdecorsted with out-l umn flowers for the occasion. Miss l Strong. organist o! Trinity Unite-l; Church, played the Wedding Maren. u ‘the ushers were Mr. Ewen Nicholson , ,

New fashions are in and buying

Exposition of

Latest Modes In Ladies’ A

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For Fall and Winter 1930 Grand Display Friday and Saturday, Sept. 19 and 20

you who have waited for our opening days. p character, quality, style and price val lies are the order of the day.

It will be a pleasure to look and a joy to buy. ‘ We invite your inspection.

can begin now. Exciting news fort

Ladies wearing apparel of

and Mr. Leith Smith. Both bride and | groom were unattended. The bride looked very charming in s blue travelling suit with hst to match and- silvcr 10x fur. Immediately after the ceremony the happy young couple left. for s honeymoon trip to New York and other places of interest. Mr. wright has charge of the, mark- eting department of the Canadian National Silver Fox Breeders Assoc- iation and is one of Summersides most popular young men. His bride was the eiliclcnt stenographcr at Hall's Manilfscturing 00., and was also very popular. She was the re- cipient of many lovely gifts. On their return Mr. and Mrs. wright wlll re- side in Summerslde. The Guardian join; a host. of friends in wishing them every hnnnlnm and Pm?"- lty.-8.

run colts

The seasolfs newest styles, beautifully lined and

ﬁnished. If you anticipate buying a fur coat this -year, we advise an early selection. The showing

consists of:

Hudson Seal with Alaska Sable Collar and Cults

Hudson Seal Squirrel trimmed.

Hudson Seal iirimmed with Kolinsky, and

All Hudson Seal.

French Seal self trimmed or Alaska Sable.

Squirrel and Rat Collar and Cuffs.

Northern Rat coats in all the new and varied

styles dark Rat and Silver Raf. included.

Mountain Beaver coats, a serviceable and dressy

garment. '

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Fall hats are different in such delightful way’ that ithe selecting of your new hat causes some excitement. This season’s display you will ﬁnd very interesting. Everything that is new in ‘n; Summers,“ the gum o! m5 m_ shape or material. Pattern hats, Velvet hats, PM,‘ ML John E c,,mpb,1|__.5_ Felt hats, Velour hats also all the new tam ef- - feels are shown.

--M"- m? J- Cm" °1 Cllllrlllllle‘ You are cordially invited to attend this opening w“ '°°°‘“p“‘l°d by h" “mm” on Friday and Saturday, September 19th and

Mrs. Howard Weeks, Fredericton, , . motored to sunumralde on mum 2001.11 Will be of interest to you.

Athletes rsccrnmend_llllnsrd's Llnllnent.

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—Mr. McRae of Royalty lsf__vi.sit-

0LOTll BOATS

One of the largest ranges we haie ever shown in Sllvertone, Broadcloths, Chlnchillas, ctc., nicely fur trimmed _ with Alaska Sable, Karakule, Squirrel, Rat, Coney and other furs. In the matter of color you are unrestricted, for many shades are as fashionable as black.

Also a special showing of coats for growing girls and children in Chinchilla, Tweeds and Broad- cloths. J

DRESSES

' An excellent assortment of ladies dresses, Sat‘ ins, Crepes, Tweed effects and Jersey for gener- al day time wear and for fall afternoons the Tweeds and Jersey are more for business and sport wear.

See our special lot of ladies dresses in sizes 14 to 44 sellingiat $6.75, $7.50 and $110.00 each.

Children's dresses in Flannels, Serges, and Vel- vets, and Jerseys.

day.

.,Mrs. Kenneth Roberts and son, Master Kenneth, of Sidney, N.S., ar- rived on Monday on s visit to Mrs. H. C. Mills, Summerside-S.

... --Miss Helen McQuarrie, who has‘- been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McQuarrie of Summer- side, returned to Montreal on Tues- dsy moming.-S.

-—Miss Marlon Stewart, of French River, is spending her vacation in Wilmot Valley, the guest of Nliss Lil- lian Sobeyn-S.

he was dlaslnx n the rate of 25o s bushels a day with but a small num- Eastern Guardian ber of pickers. This crop, it is un. - derstood, was a prize-winner in the Slﬂlldllli! field crops competition.

—Frlends will regret to learn that Mr. J. M. Nicholson of Summerslde is conﬁned to his home through ill- ness. It is hoped that he will be

..‘FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.-

You Are cordially Invited to Attend This Opening on Friday And _ Saturday, September 19th and 20th.

Sinclair And Stewart, Limited

SllMMEllSlllE, P. E. l.

It Will be of, Interest-to You.

..'Mr. and Mrs. John L. Dolronp Mr. and Mrs. John D. Dolron, of E

_IIAVI 20ml HIS lxamnm um omsszs IITIID I!

North Rustico, and Mr. and Mrs. Stanislaus Doiron, of Cavendish, mo- tored to Souris Sunday, 7th and were

present at. the opening of the church‘. "lM-"w oPwﬁkm

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ure to damp weather, excessivs ' of voice, or smokin are frc uently a source of irritate , sore timals. less promptly cared for serious mplicationl often follow.

garglc of one part Abmrliivlc, _lr., nine parts water will bring Qillfk ' to the inﬂamed tissues . . . And Ethcre is congestion with the infection, usually happens, break it up at ours IQ rubbing the outside of the throat th c few drop: of lull-strength binc, Ir. ‘ sweeten the breath and keep the th in a clean, wholesome condition Ill times, the daily use of Absoxbine ., diluted u a mouth-wash, is idea .1 . just s few drops in n little water sing and night. Get s bottle at all: druggisfo-OLZS. ll

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FISHERHL-‘tbi HONORED

14.--M. Louis Brun- ‘si rmen, in a small .\ out ins not for '71 years. c he brturzllt up 11.1. unusual rc- t' 1.11.: on fir a man of his trade,- :'..~ lrgion of Honor Ribbon.

'l'h~ French Government has just P‘-\'€\l‘(lf‘d M. Bruanals the distinct- .m for his long years of devotion .u the interests of those pslsfes Milt-h demand sea food.

'1 he hcucrcd rlshenncn is now i1 yrnrs of age. He ha; retired from his boat. and let to spend tho re- mazndcr cf 11's day; amrng his num ermis children and grandchildren‘.

TURTLES 25TH ANNUAL VISIT

EAST SOHODACK. N. Y. 50p. 14 —A turtle fed 25 years ago by Mr. and Mrs, George Legol returned this year to pay them its 25th annual visit.

Even when mhe Legals chsmcd their place of i-esldencs some F95“

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their ncwhomc not h: from In

suffer without hops of breaking the chains which bind you do not put oi‘! another day the purchase of’ Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Remedy. A trial will drive away all doubt as to its eﬂic- iency. The sure relief that comes will convince you more than anything that can be written. When help is so sure, why suffer? This matchless remedy ts sold by dealers everywhere.

Mlﬂllfrl Llnlment slds tired feet.

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make a speedy recovery.—S.

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about again as usual in a few days. -_S.

M Molliﬂsue. n. beautiful Farm, under good cultivation. 500d build. 11188- Apply Hugh Campbell, Mon-

-His many friends will regret to tague. '1039.9.17_31_ hear that Mir. Wilson Adams, of Sea- view was operated on last Friday for appendicitis in the Prince County Hospital. The latest reports arc the‘.

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were few or no 400 bushel potato Crops for the past four years in the

expected. it is hoped that, he will several. Chester

5911118. is one of these. Last week and family at Clear Spring.

. ..‘Miss Margaret Mclnnls. Char. .. A 400 BUSIIEL CROP-There wood, left for Boston Friday.

On their way home they called on friends in st. Peters and “Uhdlls. I

..'Lleut. Clarke. U. S. N., his re- this Noah's Ark?" Mr. Adams is doing as well as canbe east. This year, however, there are turned to Chelsea, Mass"

T3: railway carriage wgstlclxozded as e young man opene e om- n l" and asked in s sarcastic voles: "Is Bumkhl ‘u’: n‘; 1.. h 1 I MONI! T0 IDAN es was t e repy rom a normal,‘

McDonald, Clearlspending the summer with his sister grumpy man in the comer. "We're

all here except the ass. Come in."

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