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. IIEWGUARDIAN. _

THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN

This column Ia reserved for news o! Iaoal ‘Interest. but advertising of l "II! nature may be Inserted at ﬁve cents a word. etriotly pay- able in advance.

CIABWELL for Photographs.

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mama's raxt Phone sea

’ A!‘ YOUR- BIIWICI .- gnu;

Cod Co. Phone MOI. AUTOMATIC Electric Steam

Heaters at Toombs Music Store.

MEN‘! TWEED TOP 00AM. regular 025.00 value. On sale $12.95. Henderson dz Cudmore.

JUST ARRIVED. - Shipment of white and coloured Blouses. Ken- nedy's Ladies’ Wear.

l MEN'S TWEID SUITS $25.00. T0 016i!‘ $10.00. Henderson d: Cudmora.

CENTRAL PARISH. — Services Sunday. October 10th. Clyde River 11 A. M. Churchill 2.30 P. M. Canoe Cove 7 P.M. Sabbath Bchool 6 PM. A. A. MacDonald will conduct the services. Rev. T. W. Goodwill, Min- ister.

TEE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH TN CANADA. — Sezvices for Sun- day. October 10th, as follows: Montague ll A. M. and 7.30 P. M. Cardigan 3.00 P. M. R.ev..Nonnan Young. Minister.

POWNAL CHARGE. the United ‘hurch of Canada. Rev. E. R. Mac- Vioar. Minister. lhanksgiving Sun- day worship services, October 10th. i100 A.M. Clifton. 2.30 PM. Mount Herbert. 7.00 P. M. Pownnl. Min- ister-‘s sermon subject: With Thanksgiving. Members oi Pownnt congregation urged to notice the change to Fall and Winter hour of service.

WINSDOE UNITED CHURCH»- services for Sunday, October 10th. North Winslce 11 A. M. Highﬂeld 3 P. M. Princemwn Road 7.30 PM. Please Note: 80th Anniversary ser- vice at Hightield at, 3 P. M. Guest Ministers Rev. A. D. MalcKenzle, D. D. and Rev. George Ayers. Also special music by Zion Male Quar- tette. Communion service at close of Anniversary service. These scr- vices are also the farewell services oi’ the present student minister. Sunday Schools at regular hours. Y. P. U. Friday night at the home of Roma Rodd. John F. MacKay. B. A.. Student Minister.

BETA SIGMA BI-II PARTY. — Mrs. (Dr) J A. MacMiiian opencd her lovely new home on Greenﬁeld Avenue to Alpha Beta Sigma Phi on Wednesday evening for s jolly Fhrmers dress-up party. Alter n cordial welcome by the hostess. who l5 a energetic member of the Sor- oriety everyone adjourned to the large Rumpus room artistically decorated with Autumn foliage. fruits and vegetables. A cheerful grate tire added a homey touch as i-he members took partners for a march around to Jolly music. This started the fun and with guessin: contests. names. etc. the hours were quickly whiled away until supper was served-a real Thanks- giving menu. The waning ended happily with n sing-song around the piano. This annual October patty is always pleasantly looked forward to by the Sororiety mem- bers.

find glass, vessels. pottery and jewelry.

. . . search your recipe books

ﬁnest pastry shops. You 111st Pia than you'll make with Satin-smooth . . . just thick

The old-fashioned kind -not a

Filling gives easy, pnful you ma’! go wrong. For Lemon

prac-

A Product e‘ General Peed!

NEW General Electric Washers just arrived. Tocmbs Music Store.

11-

uowann summer fitted Footwear at 110 Queen ltreei

1'0? Qunurv Fall Top Coats. Clearins at cost nt Jack Cameron's.

CONFIDERATION SUIANCE.

FALL ‘IOPCOATS clearing a coat at Jack Cameron's.

LIFIIJI-

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io area's rtrrsn rwsen mo! COATS. regular price 820.00. On sale $0.95. Henderson dz Cudmore.

BOYS’ HEAVY WINDBEAK- ERS. special price. $3.00. Third floor, S. A. McDonald's.

CHESTEltﬂELng _ 31¢}; win, and Green Velour. Bargain price. Toombs Music Store.

W. M. S. ‘DHANK OFFERING SERVICE in Orwell Head Church, October 10th at 730. The Brooklyn trio will sing. '

FLANNEL DRESS SHIRTS. -- Reg- $550. Special F.iday and Sat- urday $3.95. Fawns and Greys ct lack Cameron's.

T0 ENTER MCGILL — Mas Lois Brady is going to McGill to take a special course as a Public Health Nurse.

TBYON -- BONSBAW BAPTIST PIABTOBATE. — Services for Sun- day. October 10th are: Bonshaw 11 A. .M. Trycn 7.30 P. M. Rev. C. A. Hicks. Minister.

UIGG. ALEXIANDIIA, HAZEL- BIIOOII. -— Services for Sunday. October 10th. Uigg ll A. M. Alex- andra 3 P .M. l-lazelbrook 7.30 PM. Lic. Byron Howlett, Minister.

MESH CURTAINING 36" width. special 29c yard, Third floor dc- partment, at S. A. McDonald's.

HANNEI. SHIIRTS. — Finest quality. Solid Grey o; Fawn, Rgg, $5.50. Special Friday and Saturday $3.95. Jack Cameron “The store for Men."

TWO FLIGHTS WEEKLY to the Magdalen Islands, P. Q. PhOhe Maritime Central Airways Limited 206i or 540.

BBADALBANE Pastoral Charge Services Sunday. October 10th. Pleasant Valley 11 A. M. Rally Day Service. North Granville 3 P. M. Bradalbane 7.30 P. M. W. B. Mac- Phail. Minister.

ST. PETERS RECTORY - Not only the outside. but the inside of the Rector-v will wear the “New look." as tho Vestry have voted $400.00 for the redecoration of the rooms downstairs, which are sadly in need oi‘ paper, paint, and clean ceilings-Cathedral Monthly.

CHURCH 0F SCOTLAND. - Services. Lord's Day, October 10th Cape Traverse 11.00 A. M. Sum- mers-dlc 3.00 P. M.-Coleman 7.30 P. M. Monday. October 11th, Milo. Wednesday, October 12th. Stancltel. Services 8.00 P. M. Rev. H. F. Mac- Ewen.

TMI-I PRESBYTIIJIVHN CHURCH IN CANADA. — Thanksgiving Ser- vices will be_ held on Sunday. Oct. 10th as follows: Wood Islands 11.00 A. M. Wood Islands East Hall 2.00 P. M. Iris l-Iall 3.30 P. M. Cal- edonia 7.30 P. M. Rev. T. A. A. Duke. Minister.

POLICE COURT — At the Sil- pendiary Magistrate's Court yes- terday the only case to appear be- fore Magistrate H. M. Martin was that. of a man charged with keep- ing a vicious dog. The defendant vans discharged alter reporting that the dog had been destroyed.

VISITING RELATIVES — Mrs. Elizabeth MacLean and her grand- daughter Jean MacLean of Char- lottetown. are visiting in town. guests at the home of her son-in- law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George Sccnerville Washington Street. Mrs. MacLcan and Jean will spend about two weeks here.- Ncw Glasgow News.

RECEIVES SAD NEWS — J. Austin Tainor has reciived the sad news of the death of his brother-in-law, T.E. O'Connor of '72 Terrace Road, Mediord, Mass, following an operation. Mr. O'- Connor leaves to mourn his wife. nee Marion ‘Trainer. formerly oi Charlottetown, two daughters and a. son; rlso invo sisters, all resid- ing in the United States.

TRYON IRASTORAL CHARGE of the United Church of Canada. Services on Sunday. October 10th. as follows: Tryon ll A. M. C. S. 10 A. M. Crapaud 3 P. M. C. S. 2.30

C. S. 6.30 P. M. All services will be conducted by Mr. W. I3. Brooks, representative of the Lay Associa- tion Rev. E. R. Woodside. Minis- ter.

RETURN — Mrs. Elizabeth Gal- lant. her son, Albert and daughter Evelyn have returned home from an enjoyabfe vacation spent Summersitle, P. E. I. Tixev were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs, Frank Burgess and while away Mra Gal- lant was guest or hOnoY at a sur- prise hlthday party arranged for her when many lovely gifts were showered upon her - Sydney Post.

SUDDEN BEREAVEMENT. -— Mrs. Int) l. E. Croken received the sad news yesterday that her brother-in-lsw Dr. O'P.egan. whose wife was the former Mabel Mac-

while on duty at his office in New York. Dr. (YRegan who is so kindlv remembered and his death is a. very

await further particulars.

Mrs Crokrsn is lervirv: th‘! morph" '

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P. M. Caps Traverse 7.30 P. M.

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STORE CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY

HEINZ NEW PACK

TOMATO JUICE

20 oz. Tin—I 4c

2Ior....

ISLAND BRAND NEW PACK

BLUEBERRIES-‘Ib oz. ‘Iin . . . . . . . 25c

RADIO PEAS. I9

BRIGHTS CHOICE

e-2for.....31e

GRAVES Z0 oz. Tin

APPLE JUICE. I0:

GRAPEFRUIT

JUICE. large 48 oz.

-3for.....29e

tIn........3Ie

McC‘READY'S

CHOW-CHOW - 24 oz. bot. . . 35c

SHIIRltiF-FS FRUIT PUDDING -

VELVET

l6 oz. i-l . . 39c

PEACHES - 20 oz. tin . . . . .. . . 25c ‘CAKE FLOUR- pkg. . . . . . . . . . 35c

WAX PAPER

I00 Foot Roll PAPER

NAPKlNS-pkg.

OLD DUTCH

33c I5:

Bulk TEA. lb. . .

CLEANSERJIII I3: -2 for . . . . . 25c

CAM PB'ELL'S

TOMATO SOUP.

CATELLI

tin 12c - 2 for 23c

SPAG HETTI. I6 oz. fin 18c. 2 for 35c

LIFEBUOY OR LUX TOIILET Each 9c--4 for

nmso or LIIX FLAKLES Snta|ipkg.14o—2F0li 27c

LARGE

ISLAND CELERY. head ... . . . 19¢

FIRM RIIPE

TOMATOES. lb. I5. 2 lbs. . . 29c CRANBERRIES. lb. . . . . . . . . .291: LOCAL CARROTS.3 lbs. . . . . . . 23c

96 Count

GRAPEFRUIT. good size. 3 for . 25c

McIntosh Red

APPLES, nice size. doz. . . . . . . . 45c

PIIOIIE 2246 224T

SOAP

EXTRA SPECIAL

ISLAND

BAK'ER‘S

83c

AYLMER CHOICE PUMPKIN. large 28

CRISPY SWEET

t-rousv. 1 lb. pkg. 35c

COCOA. I lb. tin 31¢

oz.i'in 15c

MUSTARD PICKLES. I6 oz. boi‘. 32c

UNSWEETENED '

GRAPEFRUIT. 20 oz.l'in 13c. 2 for 25c

AYLMER

HEINZ TOMATO

McLARE'N'S

MARVEN‘S WAXTITE

DILL

TOMATO SOUP

I0 oz. Tin-9c

25c

3for..

KETCHUP. I3 oz. bot. . . . . 29c MAYONNAISE. 8 0!. I501’. . . . . 21¢ SODAS. l5oz.pkg.v. 25c

PICKLES. large 32 oz. bot. . . . . 39c

Machine Sliced Breakfast

BACON

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Lb. 69c

KINSON

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FRESH BEEF. and LAMB All Cuts

CHICKEN

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Dysart as her husband Judge A. Dysart, and daughter have left ior New York to attend the funeral.

MRS. MaaLEOD MEETS HOME MATE - Mrs. Malcolm MacLeod. borne valley, who took a ptOm-' merit, part in the Conservative Convention, on her return Journey had in her compartment a lady. Miss Pull. who hails from her old home in Kent. nmsis-nd- NW"- ally they found much in common to talk about.

AUTUMN THANK - OFFERING sEBVICE - The autumn thank- offering service of the StanleY

i -chiidren Leslie, Melanie and Har-

Christians, and their desire to have the missionaries return to them. The speaker stressed the need for our gilt-s because of the great shortage o1 food and cloth- ing during these years following a war which brought so much" suf- fering to many innocent people. In closing. the chairman expressed gratitude and appreciation of the message brought by Miss callbeck.

Personals Mrs, Byron Hewlett and three vey arrived in Canada aboard the

Aoquitania. They river's met at. Halifax by Mr. Hewlett and are

Bridge W.M.S. was held on the night of Sept. 28th in the church which was decorated with flowers and autumn leaves. Mrs. W. O. Myers presided. and opened the service with devotional readings followed by the hymn. Joy to the World. Mrs. Carl woolner then read Psalm 103. Rev. W.1. Green led in prayer. The uttering was taken by Mrs. Fred Macluwen and Mrs. D. J. MacIaod. The pres- ence o! the Lon! River choir add- ed much of inspiration and en- joyment to the service. The spe- cial selections s-ttrtg by them wen the following: Two duets by

Messrs. E. Dunning and A. John- stone. "Listening at the Heart's the "Wonderful Lord. Wonderiul Hope". The guest speaker of the evening was Miss

"The choir,

Door". Light of

Woo-id”:

and by

‘now deciding in l-I-azelbrook.

' Mrs. T. A. ‘MacIvor. Borden lwho was a visitor in New Gise- _gow N. s. all last week, the guest lot her niece. Mrs. George schrader, land Mrs. Bchrader, has returned to

\ her home.

Miss Lena Chappelle is leaving this morning on return to New- ton Massachusetts after a brief lvisit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Ctiappelle, Eshe-r Sh. City.

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Animals Attend

mastiff and a tiny Pekinesc. A white mouse. which made scme oi the little girls nervous, was brought by six-yatr-old Philip Par. S011‘.

The 20 horses, brushed sleek for the occasion. were siaed up by the head usher, who came to the dole- iul decision that they were too big for the pews. So they had to wait outside.

The Rev. I... J. B, Snell then told of the lite of St. Francis and the work of the Royal Society for the Prevention oi Cruelty ta Animals. “Animals and birds are a part of God's creation." he told the beam- ing children, "and there is nothing contrary to our Christian religion in the belie! that our pets will live hereafter.

‘There are animals and birds in heaven as well as hum-an beings

It turned out that the bull maatlifl that made a pass at a basket oi’ kits ' tens wanted to lick them. not eat‘ them.

SHIP LAUNCHED

GLASGOW, O0lG.’5—(CP)-'1'h| d.000-ton Princess Patricia. leeond cl trwo new ships for the Oonsd- ian Paciﬁc British Columbia coastal service, was launched yea- terday in the Clyde.

IIl-‘lllll 0F THANKS

The Sharbeil Family wish to en- tend their thanks to their neigh- bours and friends who helped in any way during the sickness and death of their father. Also to Nurses and Doctors of the Prince

and angels." There were some grouls and squeals, but no unseemly incidents

County Hospital, all those who lent lviass cards. sympathy cards and ilozal tributes. and to the ohoir.

Fresh or

Church Take

touise callback of Bedeque who

Dougall. had passed away suddenly

was 53 year's of age severe rhock to his relatives who anxioudv

was a missionary in Japan. She Good News which has been carried to every country in the world. Paul carried the

spoke of the

news to Rome: St. Augustine car

ried it to England. she spoke of

our home missionaries _on the far

n; distant frontiers of Canada who bring hope and healing to people She

living is: from civilization. spoke of the suffering of th

people o! Japan due to ihc effects their The Japanese

oi’ war. ‘Their sorrow for country's share in the war. faithfulness of the

G t lief f Put a Tewredropauts’? Vicki Va-tro-nol in r:t..11::.'..."- ".1111," welcome relief.

VI via-remap; mo”

,Sunda_v. and they sat

England clergyman say there is

heevenjrhey will have to be goO of course.

E The occasion tor this piety in ti

eve of the feast of st. Francis. Assisi. even to the animals.

behaved and worshippers were: pretty with sketched ribbons.

ing ah Eng] sh version ti a su ilsh,

a;i'e!. acecm-tanied by elghz-yusrq cl. my ilyie. 11'» n’ ro-vsa including a

Sermon llltietly

, mgland. Oct. '1 - The animals came to church here very ‘solemnly as they heard a Church oi

very good chance they will go to

animal klngticm was a spccisl ser- vtre at Holy Trinity Church on the

who extended brotherhood

Children of the community were Invited to bring their pets $0.. well- decorous among the Donna of cats and kitlins. some A tlddlsr in a jar-a tidd'er be-

Ducks. chickens and gulnel pigs A lamb vrl h fleece only ilﬂdtl)‘

I hull ‘.

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