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, !””""”””"llf The iientral Guardian

The Maritime Fur Pool, Ltd

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that all their employees in Can- ads, who voluntarily enlist in tho

Urge You to Take Advantage of

\ v rlusooiuninriez-rves ~ » i i ~ ‘iii. = un isi ANNIVERSARY a TO I" m. u ma“ NORM!!! nth § I L i * °“"""".“:_'1"‘°'“" “"5” ".”o'f....‘f..°'i'.'f. “i Biscuit Co. Provides ' t , , aim-ﬁssile.- ',t':"..z:“..l"...§: F0, Employees who‘ SALE ONTINUES, But the Time is h a wlﬁbzlwhﬁzsgx-lz; ...:*..""lli:l""..?.t. mmhiljﬁmmm‘ Getting Short For These Prices, we i , ‘ Remembr gamma: PANY, mural). have - nounced , \

era of war conditions, we feel that it will be of Irmhﬂg-l“ Tim in Ann N a1 _ \ {',‘,§,°‘§,‘.,‘,',‘,.‘,'? £12512??? ca: t§'.,'.‘,'§°§'p'§'.§§ ‘Rixkiff,’ communion: msun. Dancing 9.30 — 1.30 i‘: :5‘ h: ‘Qéipoﬁvs gilikgngigi- - * Our policy has stood the test as exemplified iii we‘ bﬂswmba Refreshment; Pensions, on , ‘on plan then l: “llzooL FREIZE rQuALlTY RED SOLE the excellent "m"! and services give“ t° our "m B ' J‘ mum“ Blanchard’s Orchestra op-ixlllltgiiiloyoes voluntaril 395 E t l . es. $2 B ‘ ANS RUB‘ $1 \ shippers for the past i; yeam at‘ ‘EH15; m mratilbﬁ may); mung m me my’ Navalvor ca; 5 . . x ra Spec a] - - - s ERS. Reg. $1.98 Special - n Service will be paid, in a lump surn,'

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branoe Day. November 11 . Store I _ om pom‘ km _ ~ 0mm you s. service for the orderly marketing Eldlbﬂb: $51?” may Lessa- "iii-iii Amustwg Bang; tion for onrlss-gnxiipizlyfnisrﬁ “ﬁat \ of your SILVER FOX FURS during the season m1"! "Y! 1"" diwherae 1min , _ _ UIGGP-Gervbe oddfenow! Bu" military service. Their time in the MEN S SUITS in Fine English Wor- MEN'S HEAVY TWEED AND

of 1939-40. At the present time, when the world faces an

We have made arrangements for the shipping

M003! A .1! LEO!) LTD” will be closed all day Salads Remem-

Friday _llov. 10

Canadian Army. Naval or M; Service, will be re-instated in their

Army, Naval or Air Service will count as active Company service for seniority rating. i

one week's pay for each year n1

These Savings NOW!

steds, New Styles and Colors. Reg. $19.50. While They

last--—-—-------$12i.95

MEN'S RIBBED COTTON and WOOL

MELTON OVERCOATS

‘11.95 “““ $14.95

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MEN'S DOESKIN WORK SHIRTS,

Oollri Q the various markets that will be available, moi-side (Olmoeiis l-rohnansl. continuous service up to the earn SHIRTS and pRAwE-Rg i mi or» or i-sur ~= ~u-- u» u» mo» §‘.'.“‘..fa°“iti.°“.ii3:r m i“ ab" s: simul- ach — — — — — - 93¢ §.f.'."_‘1‘1‘1"_" fE-fi’; 88c d

in demand on the respective markets.

Our methods of handling silver_ fox furs for A , \ the coming season will be oqual and better, if ‘glﬁmwuilglfiwriéigéllf; “was r-zvnnraony ransom’ Zimmgiairifsrligrvpgev with less than CREPES "d TAilgnTAa LADIES’ COATS, Trimmed and un- \ possible, than in the past. Our selling and mar- he iieldnin lgneMpupu§ugrsgir cam- ~ FOR. On the expiration of the Group trimmed. $12 to $ keting will be more vigorously pursued than ember-um ﬂw-lgfenh mgi-emg; Holy Redeemer Hall Insurance. in two months from Special s ,75 ‘ eve;- before and always has our personal sell- and vgfalmembevr‘ o, m, mam, U" "W of enlistment. in the LADIES, HATS N t l d ‘ mg auentiom co ttee wl1.l be present, - event or death, 1mm my cguse’ o! . ew s y es an

1r-385-ll-9-1i. - my employee who voluntarily s..- colors: 15% DISCOUNT on all higher priced

will solicit furs on consignment either dl- for ‘ism’ l" "is Amy. Navy or Air special _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 90am

We rect to our head office in Moncton, N.B., or

through our representative, W. CHESTER S. McLURE, at CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.I.

All furs are handled by men who have had years of experience in the business. Furs will be properly graded and sold on their individual merits of quality. _

Insurance risks covering loss by fire, theft or any other causes will be adequately taken care of by us.

ADVANCES: If any or all shippers require 1 an advance on their furs, this will be arranged immediately when skins are received by us or our representatives. Advances will be made on

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HUNTER. RIVER UNITED OIIARGE. Rev. W. A. MsoQuar-rie, Minister. services for silmday, Nov. 12th will be at North Wltshire at l Wlhea River at 3. and Hunter River at 7.30. The Y. P. U. will give a. pageant in the North Wiliwshire Church at 7.30. Sunday School at North Wilt-shire at 10 Hunter River at 10.80 and-Hampshire at 10.30. 11-384-11-9-11.

FUNERAL SERVICES-Jib: fun- eral of Mr. William Henry Palmer was held Tuesday afternoon from the Cuhcliife Funeral Home. The service was conducted by Rev. G. Carlyle Webster. The pail bearers were Capt. Oyms Pickard. Corpo- al McMur-rer. Gunner H. Cannon, Messrs. W. S. Hughes, Lorrie R. MacDonald, James Flood Inter- ﬁit was in the People's Ceme-

iiold ller Newt

The Largest Prise List Yet Offered

All Two and Three Dollar Bingos With s

"Honey" of s n. eseout TWENTY DOLLARS

Proceeds Charity Fund

‘ 1.4255. PERSONALS Mr. Athol Roberts, teacher at

York, spent Sunday at his home at ‘Highfield.

51W Week-i? Dal’ ior five or more years of service, and a minimum

5W1“- tlw Company will nav out °l 1Y6 funds. to the designated beneficiary, from 5500,00 to 375990, dcpendlns on length of service.

In Memoriam

DR. F. C. MoGRATH

The death occurred at Newcastle, N. B.. on Saturday morning of Dr. lﬁ-ank C. McGr-ath, aged s4,

He was born at Tlgnlsih, P131. the son of the late John l/[wfaﬂh He yvﬂs a graduate of st. Dun- stans University, Charlottetown, and McGil. University, Montreal,

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SPECIAL in LADIES’ DRESSES.

BOTH STORES WILL BE OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT

TllEi GREENDAL CO.

MEN'S STORE, 144 Gi. Geo. St. Phone 1500

Georgetown

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LADIES’ STORE, 99 Queen St. Phone 1501

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Teacher, Iaura A. Livingston. (Patriot please copy)

l ririﬁ‘i.‘i‘if‘."iiiii“.‘ll'i.iici’fr'y tilt"; .13‘. ‘hi? -- .52".- .%*"*°'2..§f"":*e2. ‘some he dare 0* M~ D- <=- —— seams 1- H “u”- “‘°"""' i‘ t. r i. r ' DIES AT woRCE-STERFH” fl € We 9- l‘~ M. from the latter institution in M158 Margaret Stewart left re- Y- TYN W11‘ (d, __ ‘ N‘ Yean- mmember u“ advance! o" Your fill‘! many friends in (Xiariottetown and M“ ugyd MwMmpn covehsnd 1901;: practised t B, “any w’ Dmklmon’ North 93F?“ 8:118:11: i: fliilrlngnxii: Magexiidid Eddie Phillips, iieamelght )boxer . a oomfield for after- spending some time, visiting Highest average in Senior Grades, now training soldiers here may soon

are available to you, just as soon as your furs are received by us or our Representatives.

- h i . A. » ith. Miss — § b Accoduntdsiale: atnd iLelt proceeds of iilii salleis twyll cilgnna I yestmanvegrygmoraérnéidr soBigrsigdnleitAt) as}? ‘$383,123? £33m: not 10in“, siévefrskpilatreﬁicaeléltrgisrg! mas rec 0| rowner mme ae was u o e ile ohn 4th 1pm with); pl, yscan ' " ~ fdllowlng the sale of ‘rs ’ y Armlad Iélﬁpdxetilaa ‘Emit?’ m! ﬁn" Afﬁﬂmlil- er un e buirtlealsfrvégr ahlilerﬁ o! ML“ m“ oompmn‘ ‘N GRATEFUL MEMORY . ' respoc c aen arc - -———-—-—--- a r - ——-— 0p THOSE F r the ast six ears our silver fox market ‘town, , i ti _ _ - lature as a Liberal me o u i MW M"? Morrison o! this wwn ~ 0 p y mm 15M? “rigs 039th: ﬁyﬁijﬁ, U‘ s’ ALFALFA SEED MARKET the regime of the rosigrerqoiéﬁ? left last. week to attend the six- WHO DID NOT RETURN merit. weeks courses in ‘Home Making" al

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has shown that our marketing system has dem- onstrated that we have secured for our shippers the highest possible prices. Our average price has been good and our satisfied shippers are our authority.

We realize that these are difficult times for fox ranchers, and we have so perfected our sell- ing marketing system that we can offer an un- equalled opportunity to ranchers for the best marketing-of their furs.

Now Mr. Fox Farmer, we want you to know definitely that we want to market your furs for

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R you. We want you to feel that our marketing t d d to w M m Kenneth Th “m a] '1 ch \ service is at your command and we know we ff ‘iiigiheson of “Qygwg- 5pm Bridge 12.461900 pounds M the veer end- Momf“. w?! méfy‘ mngf, High st. Theresa's. They were pleased to‘ on Sunday NOV 5m by their many irlg June 3D. w“. o; Requiem w“ Hung m m, ilreport the splendid hospitality of. H‘.

can be helpful to you again this season.

in 'I‘l.g'nlsh will learn with regret of the death of Miss Annie Mic- Kenna which occurred at the home

McKenna.

field. N.S., Sunday Oct. 28. at. eight o'clock, Myrtle, dau - ter or Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mac a- ra. was lmiited in marriage to James Wright Carter, Captain of the S; S. Hochelaga and formerly

South Shields, England. They were unattended. ‘The ceremony was con- ducted by Rev. Lloyd MacLellan of Scotsburn. Captain a/nd Mrs. Car- ter will reside in Halifax.

60TH WEDDING ANNIVE RY —Heartiest congratulations were

RSA-

spent a few clays at York, the guest

l0! M1‘. and Mrs Watts.

and Commerce has been

in Canada. Possibly the

will not average

six years and in 1909 removed to Newcastle where h_e has since car- ried on an extensive practice.

friends here.

CALQUYILMQCKEYJZLB

Hollis MacEwen, in Junior Grades,

fight Tommy Farr, former c amp- lon, now lrLthe Royal Air Force.

In spite of adverse preliminary indications for imports there seems- llititle doubt that a reasonable sur-

plus of Canadian alfalfa seed will ‘find a ready market in the United States. The Department u! Trade advised

Effective October 16, the impor-

lhis practice until a. fortnight fore he passed away, the lute Dr.

lone brother Maurice McGrrath

Wales College, Charlottetown.

Several weeks ago his health fall- ed him but. he was able toattendbtéo

He leaves to mourn his wife, for- merly Jcsephine Gallant. daughter tico 'nd it Gainkilnt of Rus- that already some seed has been 1am ‘h’ If: egg ‘glomalfﬁgsld (if; bought for export at 15 to 16 cents _one'son Rawnénd of Newéasﬁe ,pe1- pound f.o.b. shipping point ' i returns as hlgn as last year's but there appears to be lit- tle doubt that imports from Can- ada. will be well up to recent lev- els. Imports from Canada equalled

Tignish, and four sisters. Mrs. S. N Robertson, Charlottetown, Sis- ter St. John of Goto, Montreal; Miss Antoinette McGrath and Miss Ella. MoGrath, teacher in Prince of

aiichlin who also preached a

Charlottetown.

Philip ‘Boudmult, who after spending some vlrne in New Bruns- wick, arid who motored from there to New York, returned to his home at Georgetown.

Large quantities of potatoes are

or being hauled from the surrounding

country for storage in the potato shed on the railway wharf.

About fourteen people of this town, left last week by bus, to at- tend the Credit Union meeting at

an Catholic Church by Father who People o! that district-

OUR STORE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY

g “REMENIBRANUE UA "

l Store open FRIDAY NIGHT

HARRY A. MacBUUGALL

143 Great George Strcct

2. Marguerite Stewart, 3, Norms Stewar and Joe MacKenzle. equal.

EXTRA SPECIAL SAVINGS For THURSDAY Qnly

The Canadian Bank of Commerce are our - , \ b k A k u‘ d- 1- him anniversary °f the" weddinf “d tation into British Guiana of mo- sermon in when he made fitting ivlrs. John nslaiel returned to an us‘ s em "gar mg our re m y‘ what i‘ m°re' the are hae and tor vehicles and timber and reference to the splendid character chprmttewwn l“; we“ pa“ \ EXPNBQ» ma“: 01' bung You!‘ hi“ to “5- our “°,‘f‘§,¥,;,§§‘§§,,Y,§“§,‘p§o,‘$ ';,*}°Q,’,,“‘}‘Z,‘Jg lumber is prohibited except under 0i’ l-lie Wire DP» Mccfﬁih spending the summer at ‘ha/r old \ services are yours. that he can rend hout g sea licence. Commercial Intelligence Paglgertllélﬁcarthy conducted the ham, hem \ 0 R t u t Ch l “at w“ w andmlvilrs.’ ltheson thgiérghs icsmtiltiie Journal. m a e “M” _____ SINGAPORE SLICED 0R

ur epresen a ve a aro o . - m0 er o eeven viva - “a - __.________ Mr. mwin MacDonald, Psnmure CRUSHED

CHESTER s. McLURE, is known to you and he yghglzielgelgfiigunylggggg imgmu" I Island, made a. brief run here. P | N E P L 16 OZ TIN 1 0 c

will assist us in the marketing of your furs. Now for the proper marketing of your furs.

celebrations.

In Memoriam

summon} lVl. LEA

Mr. J. Dalmel, Borden, recently visited Georgetown.

Misses Olive and llthel mclesn, Murray River, returned to their home, aftrt spending some trnc

JEWEL OR DOMESTIC

SHURTENIG 27c

Jean EllZobBi-ii, 1141112111421’ of M1‘ This province lost a. well known t - s‘: “crisis: "as" rears. "'- Mr- W- M”- 3 - 5' 5y 5 NB I.

Harrison. son of Mr, . his horn in V Ri M -

\ N. B. $10?” aw t: gﬁiﬁxmud- B!‘ My. e erriori ver on Th‘ ammo“ m!” hem "may GRANULATED OR BRO “N . o cerem n . mmgpe e Q y Mr‘ Iuwuwm“ hymn at St. Juries helLwuimder the,

January 11th. 1860, the son of the late John Lea.

A number of years ago he re- moved io Vernon River where he was successfully engaged in general

auspices of the C. W. L. The prize winners were Will's. l". J. 8010mm and Mayor J. J. Condon. The freeze- out won by Miss Hattie Victor and

P.S.-Watch our advertising for further in- formation.

SUGAR Lb. 1c, 10 Lbs. 65E

GILCHRIST RICH

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‘W also a that number

s ﬁluiiitiliifiohnTnorlfnrvm There are ‘ AND VICINITY of good hog ready for shipment. ___._._ allant has two 6 mos.

Ml’. Cyrus old that will dress over 150 lbs

Mr. Alexis M y. St. Arms. is busy day and nig t hauling pota- tes and other produce and hog: for the Hunter River Live Stock Ship- ping Club.

The road from st. Mary's to the pavement is in s dies?! Ill dangerous condition. Why not have

Farmers have finshed housing their mot crop which in general was a good one, some fields of po- iatoes givlngashighas 350 bushels of table stock of excellent quality. Mr. Angus Pineau was one of the Ercatest producers. Tumipa and milllllels of fr-om 8 to 12 lbs. were common

Mr. Michael Pinesu is the own- er oi a l and 1-2 year old heifer and an B months calf that would do credit w some of the atesi. iglmwrs, even to the Exper ental

arm.

it repaired at once as there is eon- siclcrable traffic over this road from Hope River and adjoining settle- meat.

THEIR MITGIIIISS FIJI/DR

Canadian wheat absorbs the minerals and good- nees of the soil, the ene and healthfulnesa of thesnnand rslnl And bs take the whole wheat, bundle it into toasted; golden-cm Cubs-add the mellow ﬂavor o malt . g - oﬂsr on one oft-he most capt ‘ -vd°l1°i°\" you ever tasted! Trytliern tomorrow. Apa-usyn-cn-eillsil-M-Ivdﬂw fennel-W“

supported th ceremony they home of the bride's parents, whore the wedding supper was served. Previous to their marriage a mis- cellaneous shower and dance was given in Hampton Hall in honor of the bride where they were the recipient of many valuable fts. The communities in which they belonged, wish them a long and prosperous wedded life.

LAPPlN-STULL-A quiet but wedding was soleimriiud in

of a, large number of friends of the popular vounir couple- who was given in marriage was attractively

tions and carried a. white prayer book. Miss Boniadotte Lapvpin. I sister, attended the bride and was ed in a wine-col- matching acces-

od pink

the horns of th were present immediate friends and relatives, The groom's gift to the bride was a handsome ivory set; to the bridesmaid- a. siimet rink and to the groomnnan a cigarette case and llsiiter. Previous to msrrl the bride was the guest of honor at a number of enjoyable showers. Mr. and Mrs. Stull left by motor on a short honeymoon trip through the Maritimes. The Guardian joins with numerous friends in extending best wishes.

UM Mlnlﬂl’! f0! aches.

You savemoneysverytime

ou flrsyour furnace with

ominlonHousohoidCoke Instead of anthracite. Government tests show your saving la 15% to 30% when properlyﬂred.You'll like this clean smokeless sootlesa fuel-it contains practically no ash and that moans less work. Ask your dealer for folder si owing how to fire Do- minion Household Coke to save money. Try a ton.

DUMINION STEEL and Gilli.

BURPURATIUN LIMITED

siALirAx. svouzv. \

lAlNT JOHN, IIONCTON 6 '

Buntaln 8i Bell Mic.

Charlottetown Distributors for P. E. l.

farming and where he became one of the leaders in the community taking an active part in its vari-

estimable family who were prom- intent in the public, agricultural and industrial life of this prov- ince and in other fields of en- deavour, and who had achieved larked success in their various callln-ga by their strict integrity, industry, and intelligence

The late Bertram lie-a was a eta! rt Liberal and oven after reaching an advanced age took a

of Queens.

H" was a member of the United Church and was formerly a Meth- odist.

‘The lat/e Jabez Lea of Victoria who predeceased him several years ago and the late Paul Lea who for- merly resided in Charlottetown and who died in Moncion last year at the advanced age of 94 years were his brothers. He was a half brother of the late Hon. William C. baa, fatlier of Hon. Walter M. Lea, Pre- mier of Prince Edward Island.

Mr. Lea was married on Apiril 11. 1875 to Miss Marv Jane Smith who predeceased him.

He leaves in mourn the follow- ing sons and daughters: Frank H. Lea of Vernon River: M. S. Lea who was in Montreal at the time of his father's death and returned by plane Monday; Brenton in Vancouver. B. 0.; Everett in Long Island, California; Wendell in Boston; Mrs. Roy Mutch, Earns- cliffe: Mrs. Milton E Jenkins. Millview", Mrs. Henry Wood, Ver- non River; Mrs. J. E. Mac- Eiwhem, Cherry Valley and Mrs.‘ Charles ‘rherbur. Atileboro, Mass. I

‘The funeral which was largely attended was held from his home‘ at 3 o'clock yrstcrdny afternoon with Rev. A S. Wrir officiating Music at the service included a~ solo by Mrs Weir. Ini-emient was

in Vernon Cemetery.

Milton Heimphlll.

Reports of Long Creek School for the months of September and 0c-

toba. Grade X—l. Mary MacKenzie. 2. Helegid MacDonald.

Grade 'vn sr. -—l. mils Mac- Eachern, 2. Wilna Mac il. Grad .Dflifrh M

Grade VI . Lillian MacNeill and Vera M

k: n interest in the various cam- equal, 3 m,” MagL _ P818115 l-“d W“ "SW11! present at Grade V—1. Inna MncKensie. nreetings held in the 4th district Grade IV- 1. Shh-ls, Stretch, 2.

Floyd Stewart. 3. Macke and Walter MacLeod, equal. Grade IL‘! Sr.— 1. Caroline Mac-

Eachern. 2. ‘Eileen MacNeill a. Nor- man MaoEwen

Grade rr-l.’ Jackie

FRUIT

LONG CREEK SCHOOL

BAKE, 2 to. Bake 25o

VIII-i. Albert MoEwen, MacKenzie, 3. Wendell

BREAKFAST

BACON, Sliced, Lb. ~

28c

TRIMMED

MacNeill

Jr. -i. Lawson Mex:-

PURK UllUPS, Lh.

FRESH MADE

SAUSAGE Lh. 18c, 2 Lbs. 35o

27c

Mar-Donald,

Smoked Fillets u» 13c. 2 Lbs 25c

To Those Who Bare

New Overcoats and Suits that fit. $17.75 to $24.75. We learned the clothing business from the ground up. Also made to measure suits

STEAK, Lh. » 19c

CANADIAN CHEESE, u. 215

and Overcoats $23.00 to $36.00. Fit guaranteed.

J. P. lllacPherson AND SON

FIRST GRA

UREAMERY BUTTER, Lb. 32c

Great George Street Charlottetown

CANADIAN STORES

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