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g fem-p. pmpm. Ed ‘#9131138. Slﬂgilll! and piano at S; gglwivir _\'<-\\'i0\vn_ Kensington. Pupils kindly make 1'95. 4 ‘I rlun , ervations. _ . Si" i; l‘ lljFFl 31w of So America. 7684 l‘ 1 i.'l\\'l‘l‘ X-‘ivioivu. , _ j \lv_ llul ‘riuaii. ._-_ ‘ - .3, —-'\OW IS THE TIME TO STNRI‘ 3 linint Pram. id fur farniiriiz with the best silver fox- “i a: l1 ‘(rliflfa _ - ll . . -. . \ _ _ T-ll _\l1-' dash for girls. tinder cs Older Bmycn netting at Bmcas‘ ._ 7676-10-1B-li lln. lu-rzv. .\ll liui-liaiiziii. '*—'— ' lillt'll.\ll1.lll._.lvl."_ llul-haiiiau —TIIE SFMMERSIDII MINIA- Et. lgllillllilili, lulilnii. 111"; GOLF CQURgE is the 1.10“. l" I UH _ Pinﬂtn. centre of attraction, for old and 3 - H, 1_ .,,| r _ pg... Us ynunll- The surroundings arc delight- l.l‘ .\i."i'.l\i-n. 1.... .\'t~\\'tvi\\'i\ ful and the came just nifiicui; l“? “will |ll'l'>‘\'l~""'l- N’- l'll"ll'<‘- onouah to be interesting. E\'Pl'_\'l)!)fl_\’ '1 l,’ H‘ -_' m,“ m,‘ welcome. ‘7663-10-17-1‘; " l "i * ‘Ho, Piltlllll. -—~— no .‘.l.i. imuuall, Lu, .\‘"\\'l'I\'\'ll -!\'O IZXPENSIVE EQUIPMENT r 1.’. m. _t » , _> M‘ S“ Pmmm mmpgits ‘ﬁXptlllglCﬂCPl needed to hill-l . ' .\ll hoist-n. S... illllvllf}. Hlgehgo ‘ Bals and ‘lllllls lllll‘ 2 t .\i;|v.\lillan. Eltlllll, 5111117 f‘ .V the management. Only 3 l'l'l-tlll_ So. Pipette. 15c per eame in afternoon and 25c‘ 4 ,1 Iuwluuwi. .\'li_ Piiiutie. C\.(.nin,,s_ ..-6ﬁ.;_1n_1-._2- 5913 1m] _\-ll :|.|<li for boys over l2. i ' i l 1. Raymond (ii.li<_ Point Prini. y ‘ _ Z chariot .\'ir‘ ‘Mini. S l. Pith-flu. "n"- »\'|‘.W SECFRITT Arch shoe Ii Hot-tor Pnulun. .\'u. lliueltn. all Good Year wells-d bottoms. Ties 4 John .\l.i--\\‘illi:iiii.~z, l~11<l.>ii_ and Swaps black and Color?“ ‘mu, "iris over l3. r- _. _ ‘ ‘ J ‘ t _\I< Hing \il_ llucliaiiziii. “ldllls All w B- Plll” “>00 llpll |;.,i-_-,_,-_ |-;i.i.,,|_ at Siiiclairs. 76-75-lU-l8-..i ' wu .\l;|<-t'nl|. ltililvifl. . _ ‘(ii-illin. illl\\'i'l' Nou-tiiivii. _(.ENTRA" “Engqlyn and From

. 1-. -. ‘fr hwy. unrl~r 1'.'_ . town Baptist services, Oct. 19th.

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. ilrrrinvhe“ H: A‘ G. (limo: B A h‘ “ifiofninn RESIDENT 0F sUM- lx lll.llllll.lli'll’ll./Aschow] Emmy I I - _ l. 7n. .. d_ S 1.7.30 . _ . ., _ . . - came irwlo 2cm" in ummcrs r: on \ Eggku rd i-nru |i|\_\'.s‘ over 1.’, P) l _m ml av C (l0 ll m MERhlDi. PASS .\—'Ihc citizens of wed div “gt l 1 f » I 1 XOFHHHI Mimi f. 41936111115! service at Fieetowii. Sub- sunnnkrndp “Pr... mack.“ on Thurs.) 1105 -.\4 n-s 811K mvmlﬁrﬁ 0 - 2 Lorna \|.~.w|><-.ugnll, U § Ject. "Who is a Christian?" d3‘, mom“... M in...“ of m‘. death the executive are now busy canvass- - S Jack lilllll. "" '0 ' ____~__ ' . . . _ , ﬂ ing for members. Two weeks ago. 4 l-‘y-prl \'.iiil.|~i~siiiic L, __‘“R_ n I“ BOWNFQ; Flmcmy YltlvirﬂlliffilllQuill‘?!tlimll an; members of the different church . ~'3¢-"i'am 3"" l"ll lilrl‘ lll"l°l‘ l‘ v _ h i ' l l l“ and“ m m" a ' l lanai l choir" held '1 mwtin" to diwuss the ‘ 1 ‘\nnl\l|‘vfvll u... llnilultl. lllrevlol and Embalmvr. has taken, was only last week that. he left. Sum- _ - - ‘ _ ~ l‘ ' L‘ Blown tillli» rye. ("Pr the Undertaking business of: mcrsitlc 1-. ~p-~u<i mp Wiltiﬂl‘ m. Douiz- Pmlbll l-l’ ‘ll l""l““ ‘llcl-l i‘ ’°°l°l-"~ i F. w" Xwliul-rul. ‘ "“ Mr. w, A, wright, o; ¢..,,te,~\.p1@'.|.,._. “.1... h... W. R.........k H? mid, A committee ivas formed to look uf- g _.-_ ,____. _ _ _____: _ _________ hlr '1'."IIll‘"l|’f_’,'_“‘.f]l.:,_ M“, 1.. Bcdcque, and will operate it in con- m. f... ,,...,..- t. Y. n S.,...',n.......d.|ter lh runner. 0n Tummy nvcnlnr: Feuﬁﬁimediateiy after +'~~ cxecutlvevturnlng to his duties ln the Royall —- . . .41‘ >~ s -- ‘ -' -" ' ‘ " ‘ . . . . , r 1 ‘ m‘ m“. junction with his summerside hush ‘ma W“ a “m w‘ pmployce Oﬂthlﬁ committee mcl. ‘to report pro» meetng the proiect was fully dla-llsank at Halifax. ‘Eastern Guardian A “New Memnrandunqy wued b9 . _ WW1...‘ .._.,,"' n9...’ Mt m“, whn has mlrchaﬁ.“ ‘up? F“ sunwur ._.I,_O‘___H1_L Dd‘ Ho‘ press. At the meeting ‘Wednesday cussed. Different points were brought‘ (he League o; Nations’ trams m; .\1;¢' llil"l‘*'llll_ 4 Ms “fright-s "Ndmce w“; hm... ~ wk QM in M. H m m“. O-Lcm... m. cveninrz the officers of the new soci- up by those present and judging by _Rw w. H. Harding’ who h”: Pwsreas of world production and

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q‘, “MPH”. "ml “Hrgjuwq 1 lied \aulilcistinn and John Peu- ‘ ' ‘ _ ' ' liy, “l (ljlllllzlllbml! “HIMFPH Mn" 2 \'oriiian tiillis nnil Jack hlurchtstin “MPH; ' ' t‘. mrnc lllacllouttall. and 1.0,- Smith “UHNHI w‘! WING" 4 Murdock Morrison ' ‘ ' Penny. liiinllr‘. l

viyl‘ hays over l2. -i-.~uii and

- iiucnviiiiums and Mn. Penny.

Jnnii Mai:-

n “m! him Grimm Leap fro; boys over l2.

l‘ girls over l2

. .\. ‘ It .- _ . "l llllllll ll‘ 1‘. Prank Whirl-ism; and Norman Gil-

l Jar-k MacWlHiaius and floss “ac.

Phei-son.

...--~r i: llll- “Pk _\|‘,‘c_|l.o‘:ip frog. liars unrinr 12,

Lornr- hlnrllrvngrlll and

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2 John Penny and Fred Vanlrler-

ma" slinc. :1 itugcue Penn)’ and Murdock .\1or- C_ iison.

Rare for small hays. R ynarg

1 Sinclair lllcTaviuh_ 2 hialc-ohn .\IRI'RJIII_ 3 Iiugeno MacKvnna. 4 Heston llncldiersivn flirls prize iviiinrrs 1 (‘hrlstlne MacRao. 2 Harriet Rodger 3 Jlary Nicholson. , 4 Annaleen MacDonald iioya prize winners l John MacDonald. 2 Jack Glllls. 3 Fred Vanfrlerctlno. 4 (‘harllc Nicholson, ‘acher’! race, Georgie Ennis. Katie Llfrlllél, Dons Rodger. Myrtle Herring

charge of the undertaking equipment. '7226-!)-27-Sat-tiics-1mo.

2 .1.'|r'k .\l:tc\\'illlama and Ross flinc-

and

2 Lee Smith and Lack Pony.

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1"i1_i~.[ui1Ai<i.u"i"rr."'i"uwN GUARDIAN

—SLIGIIT BLAZE-The firemen v re called out. mi Wednesday ev- ening for a slight blaze which occur- rcn in the roof of a shed belonging to Messrs Séhurmaifs mill. The fire- men were quickly.’ on ithe spot and

-X‘ROI!.'iTE (‘OI.'IiT——H0n. _Hai~old Palmer. Jzitiqa of PYOUZtC. held a session of his court hero on Thurs- day whorl srvcn estates were finally clcrfcl nflcz‘ lEie takin: of the ac- tountr. The lvi\v_\'oi's in attendance’

St: i; K. C.. Adrianl I“. Arse aazix. Limmersidc. Norman W. Lcvther. C‘.ia"lott:town.-s

HOFIU. (LYFIIERING — Miss Al"1"'."1l" 111i; l7"il.t Caselci‘, of Keri- saiiginn, ‘was llic honored piles-t, at a shower uitrn recently by Mrs.

Crozivr in Konsinatcn. when about 220 friend: aecmhlrd and present- ed oil's ianicd by their best \\‘!.“ll’,". M (?'i"r~l"_'.~'s marriage to Alfred ti’ Clark of Apohaqui. Kings country, second son of Wil- liam lleniy awl Rachel Clark of liawkhurst, l» n. England. took piflﬂ‘. Vlednrwsaiy in Kensiiigton.

" i: tho daughter of the and l'-l~thci' Elizabeth of Kcn-aiijztcii, P. E.

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a rfnort time. i’ later years. he had 1'(“i(lt"f| in Sackviilc. NB. Ho was a min of Pffﬁﬂlll _ l"iar.'uttei' and was very higzlilyi o-trrziwed by his manv fronds. There are left to mourn. his wdovr. formerly bliss AQlZie Runs. of Sfnmmvrsldc and the followinz sons and daughters. Mrs. Colin Stewart. Suinniciw-icle: Miss Davida Baker. Charlottetown: lir-"rn. of Halifax. and .7. Reuwick. of Douglass. Arizona. to all of whom the (lutirdian extends sincere Syfll!)fll.ll_V.-'S.

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-—5UCCESSFUL TEA—The ‘ ladies

of Trinity united Church. Summer- ’

aide, held c very successful afternoon bee. on Thursday, which was patron- ind by all denominations.

— PRINCETOWN UNITED CHURCH-Rev. I}. M. Altken. B. A., I Minister. Sunday, Oct. l9. 1930-10 a. m. Sunday School: 11 a. m. Wor- ship with Children‘: Sermon. 7 p. m Worship.

...._._ _ JOLXCB COURT-In the Sum- meralde Police Court on Friday morning an old offender charged with vagrancy was given six months in jail by Stependlary Mail/strata J. E. Wyatt-S -APPLICATIONS for the position of Night Superintendent will be re- ceived by the Tkustees of the Prince County Hospital up to October Stat. Applicants please state qualificat- ions and salary expected. John S. Wright, Sectly P. C. Hospital. 7691-10-18- Sat-mes-Ai

-nn J. c. LAWSON of Vancouv-l er, Dietitian and author will speak.| Monday Oct. 20 on the Ills of Clvtli lzatlon at B p. m. Tuesday Oct. 21 on Foods and Health. These lecturq es treat on the influence of Food on l

Health Disease. Crime and social ills. l .

Admission Free. 7685-10-18-21. '

—'I‘HE HAMILTON BRANCH 0f the Kenslngton Dairying Association will close cheese season Wednesday‘ October 22nd. Patrons will receive: cheese at Hamilton. Tuesday, Octsb- i er 21st, and at. Kensingtmq Factory.’

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Wednesday Oct. 22nd. and Saturday. Oct 25th. 7674-10-18-21

-BUSY DAY IN POLXCE COURT —Summers‘de Police Court was kept busy on Thursday morning when eight parties came before Stipendiary Wyatt for creating a disturbance on Ottawa Street omsunday last. ‘Three of the number were found guilty and each fined $35 and costs or two months in jail. One was given a! suspended sentence of $15 or one? month. The remaining four iverel dismissed for want of evidenctn-S.

—-1\IO.\"I'IIL.Y MEETING OF CHILD

Kass am SOCIETY-The regular. i‘

monthly meeting of the Board of

management of the Children's Aldi . Sccicty of Prince County was held

on Tuesday evening in the Town: Hall. Summeiside. In the absence oft

the President Rev. J. J. McDonalcl| .'

presided. The Truant Officer. Vin- cent J. Harrington. gave a lengthy report of his work for the past month. He reported having some little trouble with the boys leaving school these days to watch the steamers at the wharvcs and fish rmelts but on the whoie the Trucmcy‘ ivas well in hand. Some biys be- tween the ages of fourteen anti six- teen were loitering around the streets and he was going to take up with the School Board tho matter of. forcing the parents of these boys tol send them to school. The boy who hart created trom St. Patrirkls home he .rtcd had been rounded up and placed in a jail cell at the Prince County Jaii and he escaped and was again captured and placed by the Police in the detention lock up and he made his escape from there also but he felt hc would be apprehended soon again.—$

—CII(.\RAI. SOCIETY FORMED

ety were elected and arc as follows: ‘President. Mayor Lids-to" . ' Vic Pre ldciit. Mr. Leonard lvlcNcilli Sccﬂst-Trca"... Mrs. M. F. Schurman; Executive. Mrs. Colin Stewart. Pro- lfossor Fowlcs. Messrs. Rcigh Tinnrv. IBcnj. Sharp. Lowell Hancock. J. J. Enman. T. H. S. Jackson. Don Baker. J. E. Campbell and Hon. Adi-‘an iAi-scnault. The executive have been asked to stuzszest names of probable members and tom-rave a mcmlacr- ship fee and to decide on n suitable. held immediately after the executive

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The showing includes every new styles in Dark Rat. Silver Rat, French Seal, Electric Seal. Mountain Beaver and others. Only by seeing these fur coats can you grasp the beauty and real value of each aar- ment. If you anticipate buying a fur coat this season we advise an curly

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An excellent (iisp1a_i' of winter coats for misses and children in all the new and leading materials fur or self trimmed. a

Millinery

One of the largest selections of ladies anti misses new fall hats. New The season's latest vogues are now on display in a won derful variety» A hat to match mostly any costume.

Ladies Fur Trimmed

Cloth Coats

For Fall and Winter y

' ' Belts, ﬂares, intricate seaming- The clever application of new furs

distinguish this season's group of smart coats. The fabrics are warm Tweeds, smooth Broadcloths and velvety Suede-like materials in shades that are endorsed for winter wear. Coats for afternoon and rather for- mal occasions as well as hardy, gay sport models, all luxuriously fur trimmed all at unusual prices. .

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shapes, new materials, new models.

the enthusiasm shown. the society will prove a success and a ilrcat tis- sit. tn the social life of the commun- ity. The ncxt public meeting will he

In the Town Hall next Wednesday.

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PERSONALS

—Mr. Georize McCallum has re- turned to Summerslde from n fox in-

spectlon tour in different parts of

Canada-S. —Mr. Emrl Hickey of Summer-

_,__,__,,,_,__ meeting place. At a public meeting side la visiting in Boston before re-

the Christian Church.

day. This is the third

torute of the Christian

by hts works." Voice from

been summering with his family at] l-Ic-‘bron. Lot a, has returned m Sum-|Ch11f¢h. Montague. servlce momma merside. He has accepted a. call from [and evening. C. E. Armslrﬂnl. 517981‘- nnd will take up his duties on Sun-

REV. Mr. Harding has taken the pas-

Oanclldate (at the and of a long 1i p. m. Marie 7 p. m. Subject. sheeﬂhl: "Gentclm-an. a man ls known "Poverty: contribution to the World's

the Crowd. yours must be u rzas works."

trade. shows that world population has increased 10 per cent. since 1913. while world commerce in the same Period has increased 24 per cent. In that. time also world production 0t foodstuffs mid raw materials for in- dustry have each progressed hi’ 35 per cent. In the period of 192M! world population increased by 35.0mm 000 approximately 1 per cent. per an- num. South Amerfca. shows the zréﬂt‘ est rate of increase.

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Summerslde. I91‘-

. ST. PETERS BAY CHARGE; United Church of Canada. Rev. John Adamson. minister. Services on Sun- day. St Peter's 11 n. m; Greenwich

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