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annent questions.

Corsets, Cors etettes, Girdles

Moons s PPLEOD

' umrar‘

Demonstrates and ﬁts the wanted New Foundation Mrs. Reisner, s New York trained will. give you the solution of your i Foundation G ' '

Montague Shipping

A ,~ Eastern m ‘simmer? 121i]? oLshlps w

- clear a po o on gue rs- Locals s»...

; Mcfnr veils! I'm!!! Powell 11.

'1 thirty ions. Master. H. Murray.

.}i _ farm ,_ ‘ for Port Hawksbury.

‘ ..:::"-.-::..::. arm..." "" ,,m,,,.,f*g g,,,*=,;,,,"; $35533";

DO II- ‘ alt ‘tux-guts on‘ :3’ strlctl!

in advance.

‘D0 NOT MISS MABON’! Ons-

v t Sale from October 27th to - ‘ 3rd. inclusive.

f, L-iMfl-lc-M-‘fi.

igiaanluamnaa 1 can" t... $1.00

' 11.32.00 worth, $5.00 worth at ' n’: One-Cent Sale from Sat- October 27th to November 3rd lnive. L-IMB- ' 1-24-71.

L .

- - ‘A REAL CHANGE to get your for the winter. buy your i mas gifts in toilet goods, sta- ' cry, and all sundries at Mabon's Inc-Cent Sale, Montague, October th to November 3rd inclusive. L-IMD-IO-M-Tl.

s-‘CUBSCRIPTIONS $0 Th! ' ﬂilarlottetown Guardian may bl Lllddd to their Rept. Archie Hume.

irug Store. Montague.

f mar-raauoou was served from ‘ w l P. M. at the opening of the i, fospltai ‘in Montague November st. Come and have tea and help ‘ good cause. L-1983-l0-31-1i.

‘CONCERT ENJOYED-An en- oyabis concert and pie social was iciifin the I. O. 0. l". Hall on Fri- ‘isy evening under auspices of the Women's Institute. The concert. which was well attended. was in lid of the nsw- hospital. Mr. L. H. ltloffin was chairman for the even- pg. Major W. H. Pools auctioned .11 the attractive pies. Following g3 the programme: Brief address .y the chairman; male quartstte. sessrs. Munro, McLean. Beard. farting vocal solo, “Until.” Mfr. iarclay Grant; reading. "The Wed- iing Present." Miss Frances Cof- jn; dance. Walter Jsnueson; solo. jwhen Its Lamp Lighting ‘lime in -. ,Vg11ey," Miss Enid Coffin. In- asion for sale of pies; solo sith guitar accompaniment. Mr] .- ~ n Bears; reading. “The Quar- l." Mrs. Sidney McLean; solo. nary," Miss Vivian Aimstronlf; harp and mouth organ, Mr. McLean; Dance of the Moon- eight youni! girls: octette.

Coffin, Miss Brehaut, M!!! ‘trong Mrs. McBsth and

. Bears, Munro, Martin and

. The "Dance of ths Moon- .. " by eight young girls de- . special mention. It was beau-

I- performed and much credit due Mrs. L. H. Coffin and Miss ' ocs Coffin for training the

. stage was decorated with aut- ' . . branches and evergreens and nted a Woodland Scene. The - ituto were well pleased with the clal results which they hobo i complete the flu-rushing of the ting room in the hospital. H.

¢The many friends of Mrs- W. , Fraser. Montague, will be sorry

~ ~ learn that she is at present con- _~- d to her bed through illness. H.

. ’§PADES DEAL’! TO STUDENT

Eumhnmnns, Oct. ao-wii- ... o, Bradbury, Bwarthmore Coi- . _ student, was dealt l3 spades in

1 i bridge game here. He bid seven - .. The cards were so distribu- that his opponents would have --- set only two tricks had they wven no-trump.

.With so thorough a. preparation hand as Miller's Worm Powders mother who allows her children uﬂer from the ravages ot worms unwise and culpabl! careless. A _ subjected to the attacks of is always unhealthy and will stunted in its growth. It is I. ‘act to rid it glfﬂthesc

, parasites. esps y w . bi dons without difficulty

.Master Silas Blagdon. in ballast

ls for this attractive numbs . .

for Piciou.

Schooner Francis Cook. thirty- eight tons. Master, H. Cahcon. loading produce for Sydney. C. B.

Schooner Irene I... eleven tons.- Master, John Gerrior. farm produce for New Glasgow.

The S. S. Enterprise. 98 tons, Master, A. York. general cargo for Sydney via ports of call.

Schooner Ids. M. Burke, sixteen tons, H. Penny, Master, farm pro- duce for New Glasgow,

Schooner Helen Viola. thirteen tons, Master, W. Irving. farm pro- duce fcr New Glasgow.

Schooner Nelson L. B. 6, Master W. A. Conrad, produce for Lunen- burg.

Pearl Pittapas, thirty tons. M88- ter. Geo. Pittspas, farm produce for Canso.

Schr. Delia M., eleven tons, Mas- ter, John C. Dart, farm produce for Canso.

otor vessel Fanny Powell II. thirty tons, Master, H. L. Murray. farm produce for Port Hawkesbury, second trip-

INWARDS

Fanny Powell II. thirty tons. Master, H. L. Murray, from Little Bras D’Ors with coal for Dredge No. 9.

Motor vessel Nelson I... master. W. A. Conrad, ihirty-six tons. in ballast.

Irene I... eleven tons. John Ger- roir. Master, with coal from New Glasgow.

The S. S. Enterprise from Sydney via ports of call.\

Motor vessel Delia H, eleven tons. Master, John C. Dart. from Port Felix with codfish.

Schooner Little Jewell. 44 tons.

from Fortune. Newfoundland. schooner Pearl M. Pittapas, thir- ty tons, Master Georve M. Pitta- pas. in ballast from Port Felix. Schooner Ida M. Burke. sixteen tons. Master. I-ledley Penney. in- wards from fishing grounds. Schooner Helen Viola. thirteen tons. Master, William D. Irving. in- wards from fsihing grounds. Schooner Catherine Bruce, thir- ty-three tons, Master, Robert Moul- tcn. in ballast from Burin, New- foundland. l-l. .

Send Apples As Christmas Gifts

(Special to the Guardian) ‘MONTREAL. Que. Oct. Sl-Th’: diner entering a Canadian National

friends overseas.

Rates are given from Montreal. Quebec. saint John, NB" and Hali- fax. N.B., to Great Britain. Poland and ths Channel Islands Belgium. Denmark, ﬁance. Germany, Hoi- land. Italy. Norway. Sweden. Switz- erland. together with sailing dates. Many Canadians who have found these Empire colonies of southem_ waters surh an enioyabla VIOILIWII trip both during ths summer and‘ winter seasons have formed friend-

ples would make a very nice Christ- mas remembrance and at the cams‘ time it would assist the Canadian apple industry. |

liners in the West Indies. British Guiana. and

cially fitted with refrigeration fac- ilitiel which is a guarantee that apples shipped by thus vessels will reach their destination in perfect condition.

The Canadian National llxprsls will assist in selecting s suitable

apples and make all amusements for forwarding oval-pug or siss- whore. Application to be mlds Mi any Canadian National Express Mont.

ing attention to Canaclan apnlsmﬂn‘

WIFE

Princess Olg social favorite

llmeligh ﬁiow

Prince Paul, has been one of the three regents to guide the destinies of Yugoslavia unt}! youthful Kins Peter becomes of age.

0F REGENT

a, above, on the

that her

BANABIYS UNSULVED

rlluimls

MONTREAL‘.

of the slaying.

Clues sent ths police hotfcct California and to Chicago where Bouclier had lived p.ior to c mini; to Montreal two years before his death. The trails produced nothing

Oct.

bearing on the crime.

The man who killed the wealthy Belgian either carried two guns or

had an accomplice. The

July

nnlibillllllllﬂ his pith-l.

atlractiv: continent, comes into the European pollﬂgg husband, appointed

30--(OP.)'- Resembling closely some 0f m: aims killings in the Unltcd States no Solution was ever found for thr murder at mval-sur-Lac. Que.. on Jilly l. 1930, of Henri Boiwlisr, 60, s. native oi’ Belgium. In the police records Bouclicr was reported to be worth around 8150.000 and to have been suspected of heading an organization of underworld charre- ters who operated a ring of “dia- __ mond smugglers.’ It was established after Boucleii-‘s bullet-ridden body was under-brush at Laval-sur-Lac that Apparently he had been “taken for a ride." He was shot at close range in an automobile and his body thrown out. Motive for ths murder was vengeance. the police believe. ﬁlﬁilodpthis‘ wpsk t: age raigtcrists by . 9f; w 1, e z-ov nce o ue c dining car these days find at higigownmmﬁﬂvemhﬁgsrznnzgglpzg: League. These cover most points IBDIB l 116M; libtle pllrfQlidh draw- la $3,000 Me pm and a $2500 diamond 01 driving. h, w“ mums,’ was balm,“ Drivers of automobiles are as Christmas gifts to relatives and m em,“ to cove, the m.‘ mot.“ lninded that there are two sides to [every story and only half of thsl w road belongs to them; that a skid

found in

ships there and the suggestion i..‘.§}‘.’,w‘§...§§§°‘,,’§' Ema hi“? h“ made that a box of Canadian ap-[Neuher we-pon w“ 15mm

canbe

oily or

on the

SafetyDriving

RemindersEM E x l c A N s

Safety » driving reminders

the nufo is

to inspect lights before dark; that ,sl1 drivers should be prepared for the reckless moves of other drivers

y have babe; erected for abrsason; to m»... i». i». we. ...:..".; a: 2:‘: $2.121. 1mm“ "M" mm“ 1°!" exvefi- ing behind; m: children may be

by th m1 cmbm moug cu but that ths driver of

4 T -.

Makes Baking a Pleasure

Just turn on the oil and light the humor. It's as easy to

regulate your firs as to control the water from l. tap. A touch of the finger and INSTANTLY your oven is either piping hot, low or medium-but always an even heat-that's why you bake better with c. HOLMAN-ALASCC oil-burner.

Stove oil is not explosive and is approved by board of

Fire Underwriters.

DO YOU WANT

-——Insta.nt, Steady,

-——I"ast Cooking on

‘An Abundance of Piping Hot Water

Controlled Heat

Top of the Range

——Even Oven Heat for Delicious Baking

o No more soot or dirty Just;

v No more carrying 0F Coal or Ashes; 0 No more Kinclling to cul: <- No Fires to build

Home $l.oo Weekly You Get the Cash Price

no mlmlrgansr Model KJ . MoJeI KA n Model KC -

.1... llﬂLblAN-AlAStltl S:ove on Burner On our Office, Floor - - -

rnr rr Fon ran pars;

AND I!‘ YOU ARE WILLING TO G0 BACK TO OUTTIIIC HINDI-IND, LOGGING COAL AND DIRTY Al!!!» THIN WE WILL TAKE IT OUT. AND NO QUECTIONI AIHED. A_ - THE PACT THAT ALREADY THERE OVED 1W SATISFIED USERS OI’ THE HOLHAN-AIJACOO DUD- ,’

NEH IN THII CITY ALONE. AND THOUNANDI IN NEARLY EVER-Y OTHER CITY ON THE OIL _ q’ ' f‘ I! A8 EAR AHEAD OP COAL A8 THE MOTOR CAR I8 AHEAD OI‘ THE HORSE, YET, IOI OIDINAIY COOKING PURPOSES. OIL HAS PROVEN TOBE, CHEAPER THAN OOAL! WE CHALLENGE YOU TO TRY IT ONCIII GET CUB LIST OI‘ SATISFIED USERS.

$52.

THIS FREE TRIAL OI‘!!! I8 BASED ON

$37.50 $l|7.50

5O INSTALLED FREE mo |=u|.|.v ouanaursso

ﬂi a a Elﬁillii

iﬁlwlPﬁ

SU M M ERSIDE-CHARLOTTETOWN

Safety

stopped before it starts if!

.... ..‘.‘§il?“...'.‘.‘i“ll .3“...‘.‘.l ‘f;ﬂ'gt}‘&‘?"c*;ry““n'acﬂmla;l__§g;{

road: that danger

not be. and he should blow

rold . "Do not expect to blow Pedal- tacuclier left home on Monday. trisns off the street with horn." 1. and a boy found his body" says the looms. "no! have the July 3. Bouciiers absence was not right of way. Use your brats: and noted at his horns as he was in ths be courteous."

habit o1 taking short trips without

the police have no record the mur- ‘on

der was revenged

T00 HIGH POI Ell i...’

' cmoaco. on. so-ur» poni- ty that the notes 0f 17h!

buns‘! sound. Ill tbs-

Plan for Better flontrol of out. Proved by Tun

“Do not run in and out of traf- Th fie‘: dllfll’ your lights fear this other: are was much talk at the time a ow: you are s no cl Hm an

b" °" “m1 ‘>1 °h°i°° WW“ of ths Belgians semi that nu m walking on the highway.

murderers would be “out on the on the left of

spot" by number's associates but country: do not lat children Wllr

road in the

ride

bolld: donut let

yourboyor drivaycursutoif nssraluisunderi 01cm

ths streets: do not right ofﬂziy; do not drive without

that, drivers should _

mlsul BiESS|NG~

ra- Flock to Archbishop Threatened W i t h ‘Expulsion. .

dreds of men and women. carrying babies. stood in line sii m“. day today inside and outside the

cathedral to receive ths blessing of I Archbishop Pascual Dill.

They were hurrying to obtain the! Archbishsps blessing and hlvezThgg lndume, their ch drsn confirmed in ths the incrsssadccr tcmobils is one who should "WWh-jlivi"! has"! that tho Iov-lcloaringa. but do not unless their

was discussing the sxpul- several products a

scratches on the victim's body 1mm 1n mom“ 5° a; to n“, “m, sion of Catholic archblshcps and chasing power 0181s gave risc to two theories; either go “can; 22st ztdnsg been dressed through make signals when making turnli , e un er rush after being thrwn md m"; ma; m”. mun my". nine s.m.. on. performing servicealyesr’! relatively high volums cmmim“ Mgmgwggﬂrcm the car or that Bouclier did try u, p“; “other yghkﬂg 391ml 5b.“; ' ‘not die immedlsieiv but manned ,in the same direction on curves 01'

Bﬂmh Hmdur“ “mo” m w” tomcrawi. on all fours away from hills.

bishops from Mexico. The mchbishop was busy from

Rumors that he had been arses‘ ‘ and held for early in the day in the meets o! hsd the capital. but authorities made no stump official

The government- papsr ll Nscionsl renewed its st- tacks upon the clergy today. stat- ing that Archbishop Din was now attempting to place sii ths blame for alleged anti-government activ- itiss upon Archbishop Leopoldo Ruin y Flores. who was swelled from Mexico in l”! as a "wr- nieicus foreigner"

a

IOTIlQ

.toc pic

, lsion circulated

in prevent him from inspired news-

lll l . int. “The motor retail sales has its-etc: 1113;: on the char-gm"

LN! DIED

Use of Newspapers Lineage Credited

OSHAWA. ‘WNW bank clearings. car load- inll. or construction evidences of industrial activity, do not forget that newspaper adver- lsing lineage is also a good yam. li-lﬂi. advises Claude B. Watt. ad- vertising manager mars Products of Canada. Lim-

"Tihe usual indexes." Mr. Watt Points out, "have all been reassur- ing in Canada in recent months. and the commercial trend h” been 511""? but steadily upward. If ths national advertising space of iced. ing industries wars tabulated, it. . would revel a fairly accurate turs o! ths

Oct. lib-When ex-

awuds for

of General

warranty trend. provide. of course. sdings and bank

0

this

you may be urs that tbs

' CB8 .‘.§‘.YY..'.‘.':““.J.’ii°‘.'2 "s" ’

IUIN@ ‘IO

‘Rev; Mrs. A. D. MacDonald

I ‘ Celebrate Golden Wedding

Calgary Minisur and His Wife Both in Good Health; Natives of Prince Edward Island; Hers 24 Years

(Calgary Alba-tan) I

ltecei the personal co stu- lstions ‘its? their many a...” friends. ls well as telegrams and letters of congratulations from all across the Dominion. and even in. to the United States, my. and u",

cats of temperance. Bible Society and other agencies making for right- eousness and the public good. He is s member of the Social Service council of this city, and has rem- seniad the province of Alberta on ths executive cf the Canadian As-

A. D. Mscnonal today are ceic- sociation c! Social Workers for bﬂilng the golden anniversary s; over live years. and is still a ou- thﬂr wedding. actor in that organisation

II. MacDonald ll l. graduate of Daihouais University. and of Pine Bill ‘rues sci Oollm. Halifax. classes of l 6 and 1M. and before entering the ministry. was engaged in hich school won: on 2.8.1. for

MacDonald had

Mr. Ind M78. MIAXDOMM IN both natives o! Prince Edward Is- llhd but have been residents of ths my lﬂd Plovincs for nearly 30 "III-MY!!! some to Alberta in 1%. and to Calgary in mo.

r- NsoDonsld was born t New Olulow. Prince Edward oo- u" "4 tuber l9. lass. and ma. Iupcn. lg. Who was the former Miss Mar-

mumd tics at vim April as. 1911. Qhnhmw" ill?‘ "w." m’ while serving v.33... Tenth sn- m... ', m; ,3“ x mm. mu- time an, u... ogmuhumhmm WMMN“ J.w.lfuntofllmonion,ws.l<wn ma“ y M". mum l”: Patterson and Mrs. ldgor I'm-en infecting to ma; w, m, u,‘ 0f Ollslry. hsva ioiunl their oar- mound u m” h“ u“ a", ‘again celebrate the anniversary

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