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To buy the best is to practice real economy. Always an assurance cf the greatest advantage and satisfaction, al- ways the eheapest in the end.

The marvelous qualities of tone. l!!! flawless workmanship and the durability which distinguish Heintzman pianos have been recognized for over 80 years. They have won the admiration and praise o! the world's greatest musicians. But \ the Heintnnan was not intended primar- ily for the concert plamet. The great majority of Heintzman pianos have been‘ chosen by people of moderate means.

There is a Heintlmau: modal to meet every condition of income, acoustics or space limitation. May we show you these models and explain more fully why a Heintzman is the least expensive piano you can buy?

Terms may be arranged

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. (Canadian Press) TORONTO 15-New inter-

Conlagus Conla rum . D0 E

eat in the sliver shares was ioster- DOW, M ' ' '

ecLon the mining section of the

Tomnw exchange today by a sharp I F B

udvence in the price 0f bar metall G

throughout the the close

eded were general at

lwyfprofit-takin in the last Some oi the c eaper gold‘ wax-z active and stung while

China's action in export tax on sliver was expected n, tolourtall the floating supply and K,- heli‘) to advance the price. Castle J

and heavy buying in the groupaaoldnle __

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uhQAIKh the best prices were shaded Cjanfif; _ noun - Greene

“gates Gunnar ..

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and‘ ‘the Great Bear shares were Lama e

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in demand. On a trade of Kirk ukéuni." .. I .. n. ... ... Illa 1

about 60,000 shares Castle pushed Koogemy

up to 81 and closed at 77% for a Lakemnd

net gain of 3%. L

(Canadian Prose)

‘IDRONTO, Oct. 15- Stocks

Shore Lee Gold

anus I. L" c|°5°|Man East

B8 Wlltsey C .. .. Wright}! . .- .. Total soles 765,900.

UNLISTED

CEDAR SHINGLES

Look For and Buy the Most Economical Shingle on the Market

Ask Your Dealer for

PRICE BROTHERS

OOLD HANDS WON'T WARM HEART

MEAN

cmoaoo, Oct. 14-min old say- °l°i°d shippmr-fl

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gm success in M Fox uiusuc run

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ing that cold hands indicate a warm heart may need revising this win-

forecasts.

tor, with muffs back in style. Mutts, Dretty wedding was solemnlzed on which ha“ been edging m rm. the Saturday momlng, October 13th at p”; few “Mom, u, booked ‘m. a eleven oclock at the home of Mr. b!“ wmter, “dim: ‘mm ‘W16 and Mrs. Frank Muttart of Corle-

ton. when their daughter, Dorothy They are m bath m, and m fab Helen. was united in marriage to

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SIDE a ARM

and Prince Bounty Chronicle

u newly nature ma! e cents a weed strictly payable ln vauee, .

All!!!‘ ZINC, sold wholesale andretaiLbythecs-akoraheetat Bruce's. - L-llle-lo-lil-li

—WI IIOOIIKND NIIA so: capsules and Pulvex Flee Powder. Tudor Drua 00., Kenalnetcn. L-1008

—GO0DI.ICH Bllvertown truck tires makes an ordinary truck tire lookllkeadwartallslaeelnetork at Bruce's. n-eor-io-ie-at

heavy duty, high teat batter- ies. , 1-4180-1045-3. —0PEBETTA.-K cher-

al society will present Ohonlta, gypsy love romance in Central Bedeque mu, Tuesday, October 1am. Admission 25 cent-s. L-IOOO-lil-ll-bi.

—GOUB.LIES FALL One Oenl Bale. at the Riexel-l Drug Store, this week-Wednesday- Thursday. Fri- day, Saturday. L-1238-10-l0-4l

—EVER.Y HOME NEEDS Rexall Remedies. and toilet articles. Save half your money at Gourlles One Cent Sale-October 17th to 20th. L-mao-w-is-n

—MALEQUE.—A Chicken "gr, in Malpeque Hull, Wednesday, Oct. 27th, under the auspices Ladies Aid of Princetown United Church, com- mencing at 5 o'clock. 511M131‘ 35°- L-IZZI-IO-lG-li.

-—IN TRAINING-Hills: AdaRam- say of Rosebank and Nils: Dorothy Cietson of Kildare left last Friday morning for St. John. N. B., where they will enter upon a training course in the City Hopsltal.—S

—NEARLY all the twenty ingred- ients that are used in Ross-Miller Standard Fox Cubes to make it the high quality fox feed it is, are much higher in price, but the cubes are still the same old price. Order now at Bruce's. L-1233-10-l0-2i.

—S’SIDE POLICE COURT-In the Summerside Police Court on Monday two drunks‘ came before Stlpendiary Magistrate E. H. Strong and were fined $5 and $3 respec- tively with costs.~—S

—OYSTER FISHING GOOD- The oyster beds near Bldefcrd are yielding oysters of good quality which are fetching g nd prices The Bedeque Bay areas are also good and fish- ermen are taking advantage of a fair price and several barrels are being shipped daily to the Mon- treal markets-s

--MOTOR. CAR CAUGHT FIRE —The fire alarm sounded shortly after eight o'clock in Summerslde for a slight blaze in Mr. E. H. Monkleys garage on Court Street, caused when his car caimht fire. as he was starting up the engine. The firemen were quickly on the spot and very little damage was done. -s

-—LEAVES PORT-Jfhe S. B. Gaspesla which had been forced to return to Summerside Harbor after going as far as Egmcht Bay on Sa- turday morning on account of the heavy gale, sailed on Sunday after- noon. for Antlcosti Island and Mon- treal The S. S. Eviva. Captain Har- land. which arrived at Summcreide

—'l‘hls eolana la reserved fer Iowa or leeal spam-t but adverllllll If be inserted at

NERVES

FeedThem Tho "will," ' Phosphorus, first among. all

nerve foods - Ir vi lly

necessary to nerve saith-

almum, the renowned restor- ative-ers so eflectively eom- bined in _Fellows" Syr , that these “Vital 8" miners s are readily absorbed by the blood an: nerve cells, biog: to quiet so strengthen w e turbsd nervous system.

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EASTERN GUARDIAN

..'I'h|a column ls rsecved [or 5 nows o! local lllhltll but advertis- l In; of a newsy nature Indy be ln- '

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Ierted at I cents u wild strictly payable In advance.

. . ‘SUBSCRIPTIONS 00 The oharlottetown Guardian may be handed to their Rept. Archie Hume. Phone 47, or left at H. J. Mabonb Drug Store, Montague. L-‘l

..'TUG - 0' - WAR Montague Rink Thursday. Bedeque vs. Kil- muir. Also other light and heavy- weight teams as usual. L-1I16-10-16-1i.

..'N0. 1 SHREDDED WHEAT for fox feed $4.50 per cwt.. Milton T. Mellish, Poole s» Thompson. 1,1240

..'CONCERT AND PIE SOCIAL Oddfellows Hall, Montague, Oct. 20 in aid of Hospital. Under auspices of Women's Institute. L-luin

. . ‘TUG-U-WAR. — ram-lea for Kings County Championship light and heavyweight teams will close October 18th. Rams wishing to enter should write W. A. McLag- gan, Montague, on or before that date. L-l216-l0-i6-1l.

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PERSONALS

..'We arc glad to see Mr. Archibald Bruce of Victoria Cross about again. Mr. Bruce sustained a broken arm when he fell from a staging a few weeks ago. H. .

. .° A host o1’ friends will be glad to learn that Mr. Edward Murphy, Montague. is able to be about again after his recent severe ill-l ness. S. i

..°M.r. and Mrs. sterling Ml Kay. Albany, paid a shozt visit to Mon- tague last week. Sterling is a for- mer resident of Montague and many friends were glad to see him and Mrs. McKay again. H. i

..'Mr. Brenton Allen of Boston, Mass, is visiting relatives at Mvn- l tague. Mir. Allen reports a derided improvement in conditions relat- ing to unemployment in Boston. H. ..'Mr. and Mrs. A. C. McKay have returned to their heme at Montague after a thee weeks visit ‘ with relatives at Boston. Mr. Mc- Kay is employed with the C. N. R.. l

from Plctou, N. S. during the heavy gale on Saturday evening, sailed on Sunday at u p. m. for Mirimlchi,‘ N. B. The Evlva sailed from the. West Indies with a cargo oi mal-. asses. She left eighty punchcuns, at Summerside. She will retum] later to Summerside to load pota- toes for the New York market. The S. S. Joseph from Montreal. is ex-i pected in Summerside on the 20th inst. to load potatoes for the Asso-

—-WBDDING BELLS-A V e r y

two or more whole alum were used. i

rlc. One of the vary newest styles “mm” 51°F"! wwgh- 5°" °l M"- “the mug of w", fox 5km He“ Waugh of Wllmot and the late eral versions were seen in whichlmmna" wmgh R“- MY- Arch“ bald performed the ceremony in

thrown over the arm,

gives warmth.

are being shown with muffs.

RUSSIA AGAINST VODKA

methodstod accord

return w Glasgow ‘ery device rm h

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Ru mm "m u ’ mo h the presence of immediate relatives.

n ca y “the us?“ ‘The bride, who was given in marri- fonn a big. pliable, graceful murtiaii” by h" "m" w" charm“!!! that adds luxury. elegance and .9°W"°d 1n a dress o! brown crepe

Sc many diflerent kinds of fur m be,“ med m” n h no mck [after the ceremony dinner was to m a. muff to match the fur coat. sewed l" “l” dim"! "m" Whlflhvfl Some o! the new winter fur coats itastemny de°°"""d with 539mm

numbing flowers in a. color scheme of pink

soviet m“. u um,‘ ma“ 1 teacher of Carleton School and on munkennesz, Monday. October 8th was the guest m 11mm" mmam o; the of honour at a shower given by hei- Ucottish ‘mmperanoe Allis-nee, an m, many friends at which she received 5.33m ~Ev_ many lovely gifts. warm“, m“ Waugh will reside in Wilmot. where 0mm“ mm to m" been mgroqthe groom is a successful farmer. dwed 90w,“ gym-gm gmm m. “d. The best or wishes are extended ke bottle." he said. ‘has grq mop, for their future happiness-S

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‘ vlstlna miniature headstones m a magi hgratalster. Mra- glam S- Gannon aetheylotowoeLand° -m°'-"°"-- cnnetery

mu worker’ meet u nus. is M'- nmmi- Milne her mother. _ mqwcusqm g; m.“ mmdfl, "vim, Mrs. John Murray, who is seriously muuuirssssvsrrmuitthev 111- 5-

IIAN D133 0f ioflmn” flown.‘ Ymaimml been operated upon for appendi- mltaasbestar Teachers’ Alicia- mil-l

35m“; -lllr.JohnPOhGellanthaere- gghlrrled

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‘trimmed with squirrel with hat and accessories to match. Immediately

and white. The bride and groom left by the afternoon boat for a wedding tour of the Maritime Pro- vinces. The bride was the popular

Mr. and Mrs.

PERSONALS —Mlee mules Mlclieod ls

-Mrs. Alfred Crew of Blmmroek

-Mlssllidna8aherha.sreturned her home from the Prince where she had

Montague. H. 1

..°l='rlends of Mrs. Gavin Reid. Monies" . will learn with regret of her prolonged illness and have for her an immediate future or health ; and strength. H.

Monkey Fooled Village Guard

(Canadian Press) MADURA, India, Oct. l5—-A nois: at midnight inside a candy shop, H-t Kobtayil-l‘. a small village, drew. a crowd armed with tcrchllghts and sticks, hoping to catch a sue-I WW4 blfliihr- They surrounded the building and opened me dam A monkey lumped out and bolted. It had made a good meal on candy and had emptied several cans of oil on the floor a5 a parting

gesture.

Says Charity No Solution Of Trouble l

(0. P. by Guardian's Special Wire)‘

UITAWA, Oct. i5—Sturdy cltq fnenelllp cannot be lmllt up or, maintained where deatitution, Cr! m: of the thinas eclefttinl w s‘

u. i“! i? = agigi g. i? 5525i t; ggiég i: tie ‘ iris?

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SIMMONS '

BIN ~ SPRINGS - MATTRESS!‘

Dis lay d. Lecture, 16mm; awoogsammnsqqqpy, . a u a a

a Miss Florence M. Sparling demonstrates here

WABASSO PRODUCTS A and AYERS BLANKETS

Wed. to Sat---Oct. 1 7th to 20"‘

o ‘I these days Miss Sparling of the famous Wabasso Mills will be in

our Linen Department demonstrating the beautiful fabrics produced by the Wabasso and Ayers Mills. She will show pique voiles, piques, new printed cotton fabrics, broudcloths, white cottons, shootings, made sheets and pillow cases, as well as the newest Bed Sets.

Six Bed Sets to be drawn for and given away

SPECIAL SAVING PRICES ON Print Coitons, Shootings, Pillow Cottons, Sheets and Pillow Cases

Sale of Wabasso

Wabasso Prints goerffigtscflzreggggef

Worth to 20c 15c yard wabasso Hem stitched Pm

- ow Worth to 25c 18c yard Cases. Fine quality Worth to 30c 22c yard 12x33" 65c pair

WABASSO Breanne!) snaarmo REDUCED.

WABASSO UNBLEACHED SHEETING

60inches wide . . . . . . . . . .. 35 . ' .

60inch“ wide 40E 72 inches wide 25c yard 68inchea wide 32c yard 7? inches “Vida Ewe yard 72inches wide 54c yard 7z.mches wide ‘iscyard 78inches wide 39c yard t,“ inches wide 32c yard 78lnches wide 54c var-vi 1'11 inches ma“ 36c yard 81 niches wide . . . . 63c yard b1 ‘riches wide ' ‘ ' ' 40c yard

Wabasso Circular Pillow Cottons

Wabasso Bleached Sheets

C8x86inches..............$l.85p:iir 40lncheswide . . . . yard. 60x94inches..............$2.50paii' 4illll¢lleflivide........_,____35¢ynrd '42x94inches>..............$2.95puir 40incheswide___________‘ sgcyard 72x99....................$3.50puir 42 1M1,“ wide " 28 _ 78 x86 inches $2.15 pair 4zincheawlde""""""" “W” 78x94inchea......._...._...$2.50pair 42inch I """'--~----35“Y"Pd 78xl00inches.............$3.25palr

"wde ' ‘ " ~ --~-------39¢.\'f1rd 81x100incheri.............$4.0"imii‘

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Ayers’ Blankets cc Uverthrowsw

An Interesting Demonstration S883. White Bleached Blankets Guaranteed

Pure Wool, Super quality. Size 60x80. 6 Welghtlil-‘ilbs. Perpair........... s50

8.3. 35. White‘ Blankets. Superfine quality, guaranteed pure wool. 64x84 inches. 8 . Weight 6 lbs. Per pair . 1M '

Colored Check Wool Blanket. Pure wool,- size iifwxi‘ 60 x 80, 51-2 lbs. in Rose, Blue and 7 50 I t’ s ' A O

Green. Per pair

Plilli All Wool Gverthrowa, 60 x inches. Satin Binding. Weight 3 lbs. Plain Boas, Bins, Gold, Green. Each . “a

Reversible Blankets. Pure Wool, Satin Binding, M x 80 inches. 31-2 lbs. in Rose t Green, Rose

sad Gold, Green and Gold, Lavender s6 s“ keud Gold, Rose and Blue. Each . . . s

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