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Elsi, has. arrived home from Flastomi . ‘ _E The first Whi<t Party o! the soa-

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Kiel

. g". Jams: Powell, o! S22. crimuby. Ont,

Ill L. Bows fl D Sunny-side

. Ailol Fraser. an Weston. Ont.

Marin-lg Harper

R._R l, Dunctofinago, Mrs. I. Gabe . Bl Elli 81., gttaws.

. flood Wonger. WI Fltlilo Av.~| Toronto.

Mr. C. N. Chamboriin. 4li Catherine 56., Ottnwl,

Mill Mar u . E Hsrvcyy rig-til. Ont.

1th. llh. lth. F. Snorerns

10th. lgrs. John Wlghton,

character of the hlles submitted, riciputing in lhlp contest.

-ond in Value.

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LJVHH. ll(‘i()l~.l_| 1mm I ll p.

unisnlclc cones-r

Out of the thousands of "] Contestants from all pol- carefully examined by the Ju ing have been declared the

or. AVIu Toronto.

113. Ovnnoughr Cram.

P.E.I|

II l0 Monloomei-y Avo., Toronto.

I hicPhcruu Ave” Toronto. The Kroehier Mlllufucturing Comp;

THE

act lines" sent in by ts of Canada-end dares-the follow- Winners:

Kroolllsr Cheetos-field 3 KFflchler Begum-g

cove dl Mongol“ n ll st ctyis

...“"I...i_.' itlll Q!‘

Kflllhlor Love cm.

Kroehier Sooolsl Chair.

Kroohlor Splclsl Choir. Krw-Inr- Inoolsl on“, Krochier Oltomgn,

Krelhicr seems. chm.

Kroohior Islucnl Olull-

Kroshlcr Bedroom Choir-

Kroehion Bedroom chgiy.

y lg very notified with t o high

In the large number o! poop e pu-

lt ll evident lllat tho puhllc everywhere in C i‘ II Kroohler Living Room Furniiazro so the mo“alhahausiilylliifbiriiiii;

Kroehirr offers rnnzratuiailonl lo the winners, and sincere thanks to the many conteslllnis for their interest in this Contest.

KROEHLER lllA/NUFACTURING C0., LIMITED ITRATFOIIIP, Qnturie - MOXTIIZAL

d 12 nfhcr huge farmrie: on this Cnnlinonl.

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Mrs. Frederick Peters, Rollo Bay millime-

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WAIIINGS PIENNNIANS

BOX 700T 22492

JOHNNY MARVIN

VOCAL 22502

On ; ‘i "MOONLIGHT ON,

THE COLORADO’

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“so HOME AND , TELL YOUR MOTHER

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‘QONFESSINTI-IAT I LOVE YOU "

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VIUOI TAKING MACHINE COMPANY OI CANADA LIMITED

~ son Wall held at the home of Mr. and .Mrs. Jciln l". Chaissen. Boar River South. Thrteon tables were played. Tile ladies‘ prize was won by Miss Colin MacEachern. Charlottetown, ‘and the gentleman's prize by Mr. James Whalon, Bear River, The sum ‘of twenty nine dollars was realized. {Proceeds to provide articles fornthe Ibazaar to be held in November.

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Mr. Lloyd Stewart. Souris East, was o recent visit/or to Rollo Bay Jlast.

Messrs. John W. Campbell, Poplar ‘Point and W. J. MacCormqo, Dun- ‘das, motored to Rollo Bay recently.

Mr. Peter MacCormsc, Rollo Boy, vwos to Dundos recently on o busi- ness tr'p.

Friends will be interested to learn that Mr. Elmer Peters. of Rollo Boy East. who was operated on in the City Iiospitsll for appendicitis, has returned to his home.

Miss Kathryn MacRse. Rollo Bay ,Wcsi, was a recent visitor to Little Pond, iile guest of Miss Annie K. Steele.

Mes lviary White, iouris West, ispent Sunday in Rollo Bay Best.

Master Clifford Bryanton. son of Mr. and Mrs. Preston Bryanton, Rollo Bay West. has returned to his homo from the P.E.I. Hospital, where he was operated on for appendicitis.

Messrs. Harry Whalen, New Zea- iand: Temple Whalen. Rollo Bay; and James R. Manning, New Zea- iand. motored to Fortune Rood on Sunday last.

We reeret the illness of Miss Joh- anna Kiokham. Souris West, and hope for her speedy recovery.

Mr, George MacAuloy, St. Cathar- ines. was in Rollo Buy recently on o business tr'p.

Miss Marguerite MncDoneld, teach- er at Falrficld. spent the week end at her home in Scuris West.

What might have been o serious lccident occurred on the Rollo Boy- Souris road, when o new Ford conch vitll thrcc occupants turned over on ‘ilc side of the road. Tho car was tmlly dgmaged, but fortunately. the ~ccupants escaped with o few minor injures.

The oldest resident of Rollo Boy. Mrs. Martha Keefe. used one hund- rod "rears. passed io hrr eternoi re. ward on Spiurdqy. 19th. Shelegve". to mourn three daughters, Annie It home, Mrs. John Wood. of Bouris East; Mrs. Carpenter, o! Boston. ind three sons. Frank. at, homo gnd James and Oscar. of no-stnn- Th! uncrai took piles on Monday liter- loon to Soul-ls West cemetery. H."- \. D- MacDonald Ofllvlniinl- Th! mil ‘wearers were Messrs. Lnwrence Lon- wlgsn and Patrick Mullsly. Bourh, West. James MpcCormgc, Rollo ‘Boy, "lnnici Burire. George ond Willlorn ‘ixon,

‘ Grcnd Division

i In Annual Session

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ouncfng the

WINNERS

Sons Temperance

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The Grand Division of Prince 1d- wsrd blond met in annual session in Springfield the guests of Union Division.

Although the day Wu very threat- ollinl there was o good attendance o! over thirty members representing seven different subordinate divisions.

The following officers responded to the mil coir G. w. P., G. lknerson l-luestia; G. w. A, Ira MaKly; 0. s. J. Austin Jsrdine; G. T., D. N. Mo, Kly; G. 0., Florence Drummond; G- 8.. James Boston; G. S. Y. P. W. 51v. R. H. Stovcrt; G. 0-, Ralph B. MoCaull (Prof/am).

There were throe new member initiated u momhcrs oi our order: ,Bro. Vernon Craig, Sister Jessie Cur.- tls of Middleton; Brother B. Fmncis Plllman of Wilmot Vollcy.

Tho different reports showed that the Qrdor la‘ steadily gaining on P. Ii. L. there being 5 new divisions or- ganized during the past quarter and c gain of 124 members. most of the ' credit being duc to the efficient G. w. P. Brother G. E. Huestis.

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IE"? MARI: IOII I08 IIOW anti-m only. ‘ml-tr

recurrent-Arvin vc- nun o Abegwelt Grounds today at 3.30. 7H9.

LOVER‘! FORM FOUNDATIONI garments will be fitted sud demon-l strstod here on October llth Ind‘ 29th. MOORE d: MCLEOD LIMIT- ED. 7631-10-21-21

“THE BEST PRODUCTION I have ever seen," was the verdict of s gen- tleman on purchasing a copy of “The ‘Golden Future of Prince Ed- ward Island." lil-liltf

FOOTBALL-Abbies vs. Saints st Abegwelt Grounds today at 8.50.

1830.

NORA GILII will demimltrate LOVERS FORM fouulioton gar merits here October 28th and 28th. MOORE 1k. MGLEOD LIMITED.

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TAKE YOUR WIFE, family. sweet- or friend to the fox Show. Make up e party. Don't miss this great attraction. 76514;!

The following is ‘the report of G- W. P- '

Officers and Members of the Grand i

Division of Prlncendward Island in zession at Springfield, Lot 67. October l6. 1930.

The result of our operations for the past quarter shows o vary holl- thy condition among our Divisionfi. o: will l): nowd in the report c! our

very efficient and genial Grondi Scribe, Brother J. Austin Jaldine. I‘

believe his report will be the best

one that we have had for years, and. should elluoursge us to still greater‘

oiiorts. on behalf of the greet cause of Temperance which we profess to servc- I oak you one and all to be sincere in this grant business which I believe to be next to preaching thc [Q5901 of Jesus Christ. Therefore to be engaged in such o mighty sod stupendous task. should demand the: best oi evcryihlng we possess in tol- cnts. possessions and brain power. so members of the Grand Division of P. E. I. in quarterly and annual ses- ; slob, lot us rsiiy anew, and ru-con- ‘ secret: ourselves to the great work before us. always rememberins thct "Eternal vigilance ‘is the price of safety." ,

In the future, perhaps not very for l away, the Temperance pcpole of our,‘ lPlTJVillOE may have some WW siren- l uous work to do. If so, lei. us stand 1 shoulder to shoulder. and grout things will be accomplished. l

During the past quarter and be-k fore several very enthusiastic Rallies were successfully engineered, the first one at Remington on June B, which included the following local Divis- ions. Excelsior, Wilmot Valley; Olive Branch, Clinton; Union, Springfield; this was addressed by Brother J- W. A, Nicholson of Excelsior Division. one was hold at Fredericton includ- ing Refuge Division of Fredericton; Triumhp nlvlsion of North Wiiiclflre; Highland Division, Haltcvlllc Imd addressed by Mr. W. E. Bentley of Charlottetown.

A third rolly was held st George- town to include Cherry Hill Division end Dllmond of the Desert Division. Georgetown and was addressed by Bro. iRcv.) c. U. McNevln of Diam- ond of the Desert Division, George- town. Despite the very wet evening. n goodly number of tho Division at Georgetown marched to the church and o fairly large delegation was pre- sent from Cherry Hill on wore also several from Excelsior Dlvliilm. Wu" moi. Valley. We believe these Rallies were a source of inspiration to the various Divisions. and plan-s l"! under why to hold some more in ti" near future.

Your G. W. I’. was privileged W give Temperance addresses in the following places: Baptlot Church. summorslqc; Presbyterian Church» at Brookflcld and Clyde River; United Church n Kensinswn end Summcrfleld and at various Young Rople‘: Societies and Sunder Schools. This foct is quite evident our efforts must never cc»! but °‘"' oducsticnal nrcsremme mus‘ b‘ put “mm 1;; every conceivable Ind i=- gltimlte msnher possible. for 1t 1' only by unltgd lurmunifllli action 0.11 the port of every member III“ ll" “m; wlll b; won. Lot u: lhlll lira unruly“ ‘new I01‘ till ccnliiilt» ‘or thrloo is he Um“ ‘V119 mm h“ qunrrel just. nmcmbciilll titli- 01" "word is sure, if we h!" the 69W‘ "g l4 h; persistent Ollillllll-

Tho Cpuse of remember demwb qur be“. Qflortl ond pcrhloil l W"! w our vorlcus sub-oldie?! Oil/WWII

_______________.._--.-- - uugllg; 09., soul-is. motored to Olm- lomtcwn on Monday-

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FOOTBALL-Abbie: vs. Saints st Abegweit Grounds today at 3.30. 783i).

3.000.» IN PRIZES at the for ‘show. Eighteen chlmpionships. A prize hero means enhanced values and quick solos. 76574.!

F-mTTFr-firl’ YQJT-‘Jfiiirs @131

UARDIAN onto the stage. was Norms Benoit, s Iilrlbor of the chorus in complny with Miss Giadys Fsrnham and Miro. Ruth I-lowlond of the show omlliitrs- sinalnd him out from the crows. she took the mo: ncslwted kiddie by tilt hum and without crying g, word to onlmody, led him Wt to bhl book. where she washed him UP) m5" $°°k him out and fed him and marsh-lice him over to Eaton’! when she bought him a, complete outllt of clothes. from shoes to tie. Needless to say lhs did] not make any talk about it, but their , things will get out and the Owl l1- wnys observes. The 0W1 also ILMWS 3 little bit about the show buslntifi from friends of hers v/nn. ore in it Iwd what this particular girl did amounted to a g-l-cat dasl. Show people. particu- larly those in thc chorus, never hlvfi any too much money for themselves.‘ yet with what little they have they‘, are always dclng something for some- I body else. It is not the first time nor t will l; be by any moans the but, mat things of this kind have been docs by . these wonderful pEODIB. and nllhuiYl will be any the wiser-

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sirJohn Simon To Probe R-IOI Loss

PUBLIC INQUIRY TO BEGIN ON TUESDAY; TWO EXPERTS NAM- ED 0N TRIBUNAL

LONDON. Oct. 23.—Sir Jchll Sim- on. British jurist. vrill begin on Tucs- day next the holding of a Public in- quiry into the loss of Britain's giant

Till? FOX SHOW WILL BE l-IELD ‘n an stractive fox home. Watch the lsllvar beauties being judged. In the

‘new judging pavilion. _ 7657-tf

. IMPROVEMENT IS MADE BY comparison. How can you tell where

your foxes fit until you compete at.

the fox show? 7657-“

lr YOU csu wnl o one st u...

,Ch;arlottetown Fox Show. you can bfilfife the Court will

‘ win snywlaore ln the world. roar-u

CUlLING-frhe onnusl muting of, ,iho Charlottetown Curling Associa- ly, tile Govsrnlnent sought trained

tion wi'l be held in the curlng rink Monday. Oct. 27 at. eight o'clock. 7784-l0-23-25~27-3l

. "THE GOLDIEDT-IUTURIE" IS IN GIEAII‘, DEMAND, A merchant,

Another merchant visited the ofllcc 53W ll copy. and took .50 with him. lil-IB-tf A G00!) "SCOUT."~"1‘he Sydney! Post reproduced the following touching sot u"nich will be of special interest B8 the young lady referred to is at Present in the city with the popular; Al Lemons Company: “Tilers are times when the Owl is out observing that she sees happenings other than those relative to the humorous side of life. The particular observation of which we are now writing caused that miser- able bird to stop and think, During the, to her rather unusual process, it was borne in upon ilcr that perhaps some of her observations, when secn in print. might sound unkind, ol- though really trucly. they ore only meant to be funny. However. tilts one is not s bit funny. It is noble and i18- thetic. and so kind that it mode that miserable bird want to cry. Pernapfi it will do the some thing to you people too, It was in this wlse,—\Vhen the A1 Lemons Show had that ama- teur contest for children ot- VM Bu?“ Theatre on Saturday afternoon, a rugged, dirty little boy. with very “We on to protect him from m? 99m "my weather of that afternoon fol- lowed the other well drosced "midi?" would he in order- May 0H1‘ members never lose siiht of this fact, that we have very high ideals set befordus. which we should strive in every way possible to attain, so our objectives should be to first have these ideals- olwsys before us, Ind strive to achieve them. Becondly that we stand for total obstinenoe for all time, and prohibition for the state. Thrdly, that those in charge of our various subordinate divisions keep ever be- fore their mcmbers the seriousness of our pledge and obligations to the cause of Temperance so that our star may shine the brighter in the light of your virtues. This would be s mot- ter for every Deputy and Worthy Potrlsroh u well u ovary officer to hold slways in view. Let us tilereforc stond nrmly by our corlstitutlon st All times. In order to he successful, l believe that we chwld nhvcys be engaged in some good work ll"! hi" nigh slms to gchicve, and I have the . followinl recommendations to n1." 1 before this session. i My recommendations arc

(Cantnuorl on page I)

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Mrs. John F. Chilton. 30H‘ River. w» l. recent visit-er to 5t Pltltl- I

luv. A. L. Ilnleot, 7.9., llpllo join‘ ncv- Bull Grokln. L. P. 7-. lcurh: end lcv. M. Menuhin. Nggdeicll

Islands. motored to Gborlottcilown oni

DD It active I, ll that washes into the l

cllooe c pwubfitihb

A; n or than" mo: C0., Lil.

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airship R-l0l destroyed Ort. 5 in

‘fiance with the loss of 4B lives. I With him will sit two assessors.

Lieutenant-Colonel J. T. C. Moore Brabazon and Professor Charles E. Inglis, the one a pioneer motorist and ‘

‘first Englishman actually to leave;

the ground in an airplane, the other.‘ foremost expert in all problems re- lrting to mechanics in Britain.

The Central and all-important point be simply, "Why did the R-lfll crash?"

To the end that this question may be answered. justly pod intelligent-

judlcial mncls to concentrate on this aspect of the case to the exclusion cf all irrelevant matters and invited Sir John to head the tribunal of in- quiry. His two colleagues will focus their analysis on spccfic points in

lbousht one “Spy Yesmday and 1m‘ !an effort to lcaz-n that true cause of mocllately Stilt for on add tional 100.

the disaster and will finally have thc option of either signing Sip John's rrpori. or drawing up one oi their own.

The sessions of the investkgatol- will to hold in the Law Com-is. They

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play at lmvcr prices

OCT. 25y" (PCT, 21TH T" 7 BIG BARGAIN DA Y T" yo“ 151g ~ NOV. lST. w ‘ " “' ' ' t - V - I'll '7; 111d“? (‘hilllreni Mn" All elltjnnl All wool All Wool A" w”! and sud worm Hosl; Silk and \'i'00l Silk and “'01:! STOCKINGS FANCY n05‘;

59c8.B9cpr~ 490 & 59G

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income

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v O (hildrens (‘liilllrrfis r H Lnglfi. t hull“. Fa" Fallout! I‘. Izzier ‘a an '.n rr " 5 F.“ d Tel‘ t ; 1- ‘ Kn“ “W” r an w ‘Tqfvkllilliifllnfffi ' "1 vus ‘s AND FALL lflzlxr ""5 Combinations,‘ ~55 Blroollnm‘; "ATs in a host of 1 to 1 Mrrlirrs. H‘. 49c l0 “yum Sec these hcforc ti) l’ Large als-snrtnlcni Shelwilll.’ U!" WFY . _ buying ma.‘ h.“ m? (‘ m l 1 , y I -_ ‘l: ._ in nil sizes no»: in owl». "-11-" "Iwwe the Kidd-e ° nfmffn, Ffiff" fi _ mm 1_ ' _ "llh Trrt _ ‘VT-he hilmfl M", Extra Spec u] I RAD") A (‘llllllllctr- llllr ill most (gmplglg- a5. “RQKEN BATTERIES‘ loys zlnd huohu 110w snrtmcnt oi‘ Infant's M3501; TEA 5;", 16 u, 20 _ Super 6, 39c on display. iict a APIWT" in “'9 MU’- aigqfyoltyi{cav"' 3'41) till‘ for tilt‘ kldllcs. i ' A complete line of 30 to 40. “.4 ‘"11 "Bf"? ' _ _ ‘ [all and winlel- :nl-, L“ . t" “my ‘Hm p“ pa,“ n9“. on do" v _ These haltcrirs rrlil doors for tlvwr line quality M" "Wrsl" improve your radio

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29c to 59c pr

These Irlll give you miles of satlsfact.

39c to 59c

f ‘om pltrv

those.

Ladies‘ Flznnclfiiil- h.“ 5pm,. Em“, 5pm.] First quality nan lllAlzliliTb BEDROOM ‘ I;u'(|“;§ §ILK Dnillll’: Bod Sill‘ [nlnluhs RLOOMERS White rind Grey _ SLIPPERS ' ‘ ' ' $1 49 59c rr- $1.00 each s DF- Thrse ‘rorne in All shades and 5,‘; with Finl. and Blur l (icnuinc Lezlillcr. ‘"1113’ vllPislflfl ooi~ sizes ~> Borders ha‘ a few; kn‘ or: lllllll rnnirasb l mg cnnr trim. . , Menu n .- N _. . m u ‘ - v .. u,- s 9"‘ n‘;|rl;1[_lqrn...lt lilrInr- & Boys Fleece Lined ,-'\II Wm] Bmmm." m", M"? "m" ('OI‘.IBINA'I'IO.\'.< .<\'i'lZ".‘I'l-.RS yak,“ l-rilllnlrrslwous Broadcloth Shirt-a 896 each

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Write your n!!!" P1914143’ bvifiw- (‘Ht out coupon where marked. bring to thr Vot- u-plriit-lll Stole during ihesv bargain days and deposit in one of the lmxcs in ihr- store. T5‘- 1‘ hflll" "i" "l" "ilrllvd tiaturdayv night, November 1st. The first om- drzlwsn vxfi r‘ vrivr 520.09: STKTFKl Siilil: tllirll $3.00. Bring this coupon. You may llc one of the I-l-s‘ j lllllillrp-r-w. of tho fflrtrnpoFtan Store are not eligible.

will be (‘fie-n tn the public. Intense‘ "