.. "

1s, 1923b‘

k_-___.,_

y THE cniinnorrmrown commas-g SEPTEMBER Western Guardian -NEW ANNAFACIS postponed

from yesterday Will be held thk aft- ernoon at 2.80.

~~--..- -.~. ..

rALL

..........__.....~.~.-....

its .

rm.-

[the Hunter Book store. next Bank o! Nova Bcotia, Water Street. Sub- scriptions will be received and ad- vertisements taken for insertion in tlie Guardian.

._no'ricil.-My office wul con- _. ' _ ‘ ‘ ‘ *

FELTS

> the month of September. . '1'. Calvin, Opt. D. Optometrist. Sumlnerside. - 764B-9-8-7i stu. Remy with ms largest assortment of fine Fall Felts we've we, dlgplaymy with every new lrwllqftion of crown m. 1mm “ﬂy My styleof trim. and every correct new color M, we new ma“ w°.uv’ exactly the style that is most becoming to your type-l-et "w lull"- 71"“- MID’! Feltllais . . . . . . . . . . . ..............‘$2.75lo$‘i.5il

MEN'S AND BOY’S CAPS

Smart Caps for men and boys. A "I16"? 01' Dill"!!! that will not fail to please at prices that are within reach of all newest styles. ' ' .,

__-a

—l-‘lNED $100 AND COSTS-Two men from a western district of Prince County appeared before Magistrate Alexander Campbell in Summerside yesterday afternoon and were fined 8100 and costs, each on conviction of having had liquor in their esslon illegally.

—VlSI'l‘lNG FORMER HOME — Mr. James Sullivan, formerly of Bay View, and now deputy minister in charge oi Indian affairs at Ottawa, is visiting his former home. He was in Summerside yesterday renewing many former and pleasant acquain- tances.

—T0 OPEN EXHIBITION- Mr. A. E. Macbean, M. P., has been in- vited to make the opening address at the Alberton and West Prince Exhibition, which_ will be held in alberton next Tuesday.

Men's Caps .... iilctoiitw Boy's Caps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 60o to, $.50 See our Special can. m: Boys ior 81M each.

—CONGRATULATIONS. -- Con- gratulations are being extended t0 Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Mouse (nee Louise Cairns) Kenslngion on the arrival of a son, September eleventh at the Prince County Hospital.

—GETTING READY FOR IN- FLUX OF FURS-One of the prom- inent fur brokers of Summer-side b; preparing to open a skinning and iur dressing room in connection with his large display and storage building ior furs. This is a new idea. developed from the fact that the broker in point handled many furs last year that did not com- mand the price they should on ac- count of inexpert skinning and poor dressing of the finished furs. An-

: other oiilce for the buying and sell- ing) oi fox skins, among other things is eing opened today in the Hicks building by Mr. A. E. MacLean, M. P.

Every Correct Style isiHere for Every Type‘ of Face

HETHER you have a long, lean face or a full, round one, we have exactly the type of _ ._ Hat that will be most becoming to you and ' in the color you prefer. W'e trike pride in our Hats, and so can you. They are-distinguislled-looking because they're made of the finest furs and other materials by men who have grown up to the craft. New tones of populﬂl‘ 6010119 —o score of pleasing shades.

$4, 5, 6 and 7.50

— HALL BIZ-OPENED. -— Ep- worth Hall, B'side, was re-opened cn Tuesday evening after undergo- ing‘ extensive repairs, the special occasion being s. lecture “Reminis-

_ cences of the visit to Wstern Can- ada" by Mr. A. S. McKay, given un-

.44

irila‘ soils»...- BltlM wrrll TAPERING caowu

FINE SUITS for Men and Young ' Mven

BUY HERE FOR STYLE AND ~ VALUE-GIVING“ ‘ ‘

Never has style played a. more important Pﬂft than it plays this fall.

Not only in the out of the garment but in the choice of patterns ilnd colors.

der the auspices of ‘the W. M. S. of {Irinlty United Church. Mr. Lowell Havlock accompanied by Miss Mur- iel Lice gave two pleasing solos. and Hon. J. H. Bell delivered two num- orous recitations which were much enjoyed. Mr. McKay's lecture which struck a high note of Canadian patriotism, was well delivered and listened to with close attention, his description of the scenery of the - Rockies and ‘the Great "Divide" be- ing very fine. In tracing the econ- omic development oi Canada. he noted especially the quantities of l wheat now being shipped Ito the Orient where it is supplantlng rice as a food. He was much impressed with the generous provision being

Regents - Biltmores - Borsalwinos

s wleiillligilsrs

yl/Vllole Town's Talking”

I i

-- ‘more: .

.4=-=im a rradlni {d1 "t active"‘ﬂith'

l a I r '\

. {putter market. Business wu small - . might suppliuwvaiiable. Receipts

Vfvwv

.ll.l.i'l']'l:i'ii7i'wevéiiiiix.

Jlllllhﬂlltd. Qt the‘ date‘ alliance. The trade ' in

‘will

i-VATERFRQNT Dl-RECTQRY The new studio is a splendidly ' -———- equipped room on the ground ﬂoor

of the Victoria Hotel. It is sound

proof and artistically decorated. It

compares favorably with similar 5. CBPl- studios in hotels all over the con- tinent and is a credit to the PW‘ gl-ess veness of the Hotel manage- ment in linking up with such an organization as the Island Radio

side thfhdvinoe indicate that the new high power station is reachin! to all parts oi the Maritimes. The Magdalene Islands, Newfoundland. Eastern Quebec and is being heard regularly in daylight in Maine. Massachusetts _and even in New York City. ._I/l.

li- ‘l briflltililll: Sept." iid-Monjktprza éxpdrtersw ' I today jreported the e r‘ trade it’: all lines of grain ‘of aver; rite character. The domestil

Hckards Wharf

D. P. W. Dredge N0. ll vlacLcod is cooling up. Tug Canso, Capt. Swim, in port. Schr. Lady May. Capt. Murchison» s loading coal for Pinette. Railway Wharf Tug Lisgar. Capt. Gamble in port. Buntaln Bells Wharf ' Schr. Eliza Coreham, Capt. Mac- iAod in port. Ly\'.“ Wharf Schr. Bonus, Capt. Boudreau now, discharging coal for C. Lyons 8r Co. Carvelis Wharf | Sir.‘ Delia, Capt. Bibby sailed for Sydney, Halifax, St. Johns, Nﬂdsl . ‘ _ i ier loading a general cargo here. vmhy‘elg',amllf;'p'r'gjdlfnz°fg°‘m? I Balﬂte Bliobee, Capt. J. MaoPhee . _ .n por . sails; '°“""',,'{‘,°"§§,e",'_§§3’ L]; ‘ Bruce Stewarts Wharf Htrrioes were maintained‘ on the 30% s‘ S. S. Hochelaga on Piciou route.

s also was inactive with tnl _ ivjdftlie market ill-m.and;prlc_el ii ' 0d. in‘ the‘ "spring wwt“ our were steady at ‘the de- cl j aim; amount oTblls- indie‘ will, transactedW/itll a ‘steam;

irornytheﬂ continent. Th: wiiiterwtlsst‘ market" was" stead; l“ modehte‘ _ trade ‘reported- ‘ih millfeed continued fair- supplies ample‘ ‘to inset-requirements.‘ m prieeswere " ‘ ‘ npllell oats were am".

Have you seen these cunniii! Cm little vegftialble‘ bins Vdesignyednig; The Island Radio Co. has been the mode tc en or pan . 1d [broadcasting for seven years now i179 mm‘! 07 heavy ma“ ‘marge and has bum up n splendid repum- and stand about two feet gh. t tall en h to fit nicey un er §§§Qs§f§s,,f,,“° excellence or their in kitchen (iuilglk, conveniently near Te studio is linked up with the inc place‘?! “f: mlgféoéllgf station by telephone wires and the WHY. 0!‘. ° g g he" b’ programs are carried through the they fl‘! B1681? l"! ﬂ‘ e 8 . Y regular telephone cables to the the window. u d re db powerful transmitter/located at the.‘ The? hi“! "Wee e" ‘m a mm Island Radio Co. store on Great vided into five comparilnen .m h George St, about a mile away by the largest B0 "W Wl-i-wes- W ° telephone, although only a few hun- You buy llﬂwudlly b)’ the P011115 °r ldred yards actual measurement. ‘at most by the peck. Others take ﬂmhmd‘ Cipl- Mmume l” In a room adjacent to the studio,|~the carrots, the onions, the turnips v . F. C. Y. operators regulate the or what have you? And what d0

agchl cheese market.

DON'T Miss THE

ixillrll nﬁlatldr u... ouellicesiei a gtiisasllmiliersideiollap.

. 2.626 packages. Although .an basics-fleeting was reported in the Receipts were

C. G. s. Brant, Capt. Kelly sailed. Marine ' Wharf Cable Btr._ Tyrian,

iii? boxes.

Y.‘ id ‘as having had it pretty rough luring the electrical storm. Capt. Anderson, the genial and

ibliging Captain ‘of Dred

Porilix-His many friends will be pleased to know ma‘: he is making his home while there at the resid- ence of Mr. Brace GraiﬁmTwho we all hope, will be good to the Cap- tain. The Captain reporm an ex-‘ cellent potato croplil the Eastern part of the island.

. .- iiYEsrssrsB‘ . _. _ m

‘Filaments’ lﬁrran an. ravioli 1- lflYl-Ol

Oltolsettiia

i-.v

i .

gags... Studio Station ,

.._, ﬁﬁaxw RECITAL r “s

. ‘rile ‘Island’ Radio company bp- , i g 3 l i“. ,l lined its new broadcasting studio in. entertainment,

l I.

the jllictorla Hotel ‘Thursday even- ind" ‘no doubt the thousands

f the fourteen numbers of vocal and instrumental, music

* n; new studio has been provid-l

Order of - Eastern

ﬁfth: l ~ V. .' < ‘ ietovm Hotel Company at an ex- '_- * ‘ venue oi rel n a a doll . , wLondon Hall kw -,,,_,,-_"; ",3; mug-g,

., . 1.4“; , ' , 4 _ 'I _ .. - amounts", ~

i ~ . ., _ I expense. saplwvhlch is rapitly . m ‘ scram“ “i... a":

wiilexce-ﬁ-

lure cf opening tonight, no doubt C.

el by the kindness 0f the Chaﬂot- ‘Q

0BR Provincial broadcasting

0 volume and other control over thelyou ‘spose? This darling little V888-

muslc emanating from the studio’ microphone and it is in this room also that the programs are received direct from European and United States stations, sent over the _tele- phone line and re-bioadcast from the big C. F. C. Y. transmitter at the island Radio Co. s . -|

Mayor Yeo. in his address, open- ing the new studio, spoke of the wonders of the Radio, the use oi which is being multiplied to such an extent that it ls now almost a household necessity.

Musical programs. public speech- es, religious services are being suc- cessfully broadcast, and these all tend to create a finer spirit of friendship and a wider knowledge among the people of the different parts of the Dominion.

The‘ Island Radio Company was a-

pionee so far as this province In .

concerned. It had operated a itadio Broadcasting Station since 192i and had now the second most powerful transmitter in the liiaritimes and its‘ programs were received far beyoir our shores.‘ This recent increase n power and now with the new studio,

thoroughly modern in its appoint- '

ments and which he had the pleas-

i-‘CY. would do even better broad- casting. Thie new studio was the - ‘t oi the managers of the Hotel ictoria, who are to be commended and congratulated on their enter- prise. and generosity in this direc- tion. ‘rile moving spirit in this

__ ‘ywhe P notlilns but toe highest commendation for what he hi" w‘ Ivlendiiilywwwmblhhedl

in worthy rtakip‘. . , .., wteu‘reoeiil:lf,efroiii.out-liy' ---~---\ii'<?l-1

table bin comes in the most at- tractive shades of gray, green or blue, to match the color setting of your kitchen.

W“?! ill‘

_ sir nonc- cnaaii

I am authorised by Mr. Neil Mcq Kinmm to‘ sell by public auction on

grlllﬂdll’ Sept. 20th, eouunencinl a . at ‘ion; preeli

crop, implements, and household filrnltilfe. ‘ ' ‘ ’ . "‘ Everything good and nearly See and, at" e_.

4.l

‘rm

Hi i-{gr-l "

1:’ __ arm. titan!

eiietiaildmrci ,,,-

“M” swam ‘ ‘wig,’ ..' ‘ If Dick failsito bringin \

qi-Nﬁlliiiv - in

its a... at h p

Illi- ll»

o'clock. li- .m., ills farm we runaw- thereon. Alison "l! p same an,» will sell all his stock.

itew. bills. Terms made pawn

. iii-Ht c‘ ""."»' q

m. c. w. Blenkhorn, ‘a. Kent l! m"! 4°" "l" M" "P h" M etrcet, offers forneale all household "W" h“ '° ""11 °" W’ "W

459391;,“ bib-them and do not let him have

‘ ‘E i‘ ._; 5" . I.

made for the education of the youth of Western Canada. High rate of pay ior teachers and up-to-datel equipment for schools. But Mini McKay laid most stress upon thel regilious development of the! country arising on the foundation‘, laid by such great pioneers as John‘ MacDougall and James Robertson, He heard the beautiful chimes in‘ the church at. Victoria of which the late Dr. Leslie Clay has been pastor for thirty years, and who has de-‘ dicated these bells just before sett- I ing out on his last Journey. He gave a. number of instances from his own observation oi worthy religious work being carried on by, Italians Armenians and other immigrants and made a closing appeal for the hearty support oi Home Mission Work. A vote of thanks was moved by Hon. J. H. Bell seconded by Mr.‘ C. H. McCallum and supported by Mr. J. A. Bruce. ——S. J

1 Eastern Guardian

..‘EASTERN AGENT-Mr. J. W] Murdock is Guardian Agent in Mon-i tague and will be pleased to receive] news items, ad ertising, new and renewal subscrip one. ti,‘

‘ _¢-a>‘___

‘ rnis UNSPANKED caucus- non

sane

blames‘ only “imself and feels the iustness of ‘the punishment. Better than punishment is tho ——- newer ideal of stimulating an in- Our ancestors brought up their ‘temst in something better. Repres- chlldrﬂl 011i!" BdI-IBI "BMW the slon. Do not whip a child nor de- rod and spoilthe child". Today we prive him of something, to make have, e to believe that corporal him good; but give him better in. H t only demons‘ nuns thelterosis and activities, thrills and poveiry of ideas of the disciplln- expression. The child who is stim- arian. It natural punishment is‘ ulatedanan encouraged along good ‘much wiser and more effective. By lines la m h more likely to become natural punishment, we mean one honest‘ and noble‘ than ‘the one who which ll aﬂnatural result of the act. is "licked".

‘ H on of slaps on the back Ila ‘not anatural punishment and raaazploiics CREAM. only works , _ ‘ .____ Turn the dasher slowly when be-

haie of resentment out

of‘ the system of the spanker, into

ihstof the lnenkee. lslnnins to mess ice cream, and I Natural punishments are such asgthere will belees danger of making iNll-UIQ, gives. . linking ill the person butter out of the mass. when it u! ‘who over ma; or Wing a hem-iillwmigluy chilled. tum the amm- subs toone who eta?! "if ">0 llhlﬁlllﬂlv to beat‘ it and make. It, fluffy. Presently it will begin ioi turn - harder as it is becoming frolen. Then it, is time to drop

on night. If John does not spilt kindling for Martini the fire. net. him eat a cooked dinner. ‘mam will not pack down.

his skews ——- CANNINQ ll-AIILB.

For labelling your canned fruits l"! QQIQWWN. use gummed - ﬁr: evathgolerohauis use to fast?

- P ng on P1035881. It inexpensive in the strip, form

tt‘~'2l"‘..‘.2..¥‘$l§.5é‘.2i _ llaﬂlrll

. fol; ‘cares; '1?

1110 thiiil about a pimldllnmi is that the ei for fruit can: and bottles is ad- piinished does not hold a

' ........ a... .... “l “”"""“‘ i butTiiie cabinet ~ l. » A- . _, ‘l.

. when the original label

lhla fallen ii.

doback to asiow pacesothat than“.

And in the selection of the fabrics, the fine worstcds. twceds and serges.

Every smart variation of the single breasted model two button or three button, as well as the fully double breasted model.

Men's Suits ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10-09 to $39-90 Mtirfs Topcoats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 115.08 to ﬁll-N

Boy's Suits ln a largo variety of patterns all the WW5" styles. Prices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . $2.15 to 815M!

...»....'~....

FOR. WHAT'S NEW IN s'i‘vl.i: com: ‘r0 ‘morass-s.

""811 .‘~

Prowseg Bros. Limiisil

The Clothing ‘Men

THE om: rnlca‘ one mica ' casn STORE ‘r0, EVEB¥BQDY_

lVhole Town’s Talking”

W“, 1-1.“, i ~- .1; 3.:

Swedish Vicar is ‘a Great

Aged Explorer Climbed on Hands and Kiietﬂ \ to Top of MountainiliQiiebec." "‘ ‘ t‘ ‘

-.~i -

.. seem io effect Johan Blunders‘ 11°" Sept. ll ~ ~ physique in the least. The old elem’- lh countryman now has an airibitbil! “d Blshtv yell‘! QLtle renuous programme ahead of him- who as the ix King." ' ‘has thence achieved fame among the bot- ' anlste the world over has achieved am a new record for strength ' endurance

order to find some collection the aged." or who. undoubtedly. world's - foremmt expert in _ special line of botany. undertook an excursion into the most mks of the Oaspe peninsula

vince of Quebec vita

. icon the is ‘ lbw . i, - lllirlalayes and intoTibst. BIL‘ ». to the Fenian Gull. 313d‘ - Jericho, after w W‘ celebrate Ohristmasﬂ , l9; mm then he‘ _ H a} ople and finally l"? m to B

W" expensive. but effective lsb- n.

. totlie

>111