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iii a sen inal wardrobe roves \v..ir and ttnr on the bud- get. from Illv standpoint oi‘ cos- metic." us "cll as hliLs, shoes and other nee ics. If you Insist on having n brown stilt, then 9.

. black root. and blah‘; and dark

rock clr . s" lo ivcnr under It, two sets o mnkeup- are just as» '1'}: as two sets of acces- sories. Raspberry lipktick l=n‘t min-ii nicer with the brown suit Illilll zirv the. block shttes or gloves. /\ brui iii r1 crudiezl plum \\'(lll "Tlll- iveni" potvdcr iii :1 (let-p ' tone to match- lier sl: (trip I'll pberry Lpstlck

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‘ t-"utres for autumn iitiiz inclurle a glass ring on in \'.l1lCli from tivo to six candles iii ulusx liohlers can be hooked. zvreorrliiig to the number of diners. [ii the iiiieltlln rif the guns ring is n .-|na‘ll bowel for flowers. Table centre.» lzke miniature lily pools. in wlrcli flowers must- be arranged IIJlL. are oblong in shape.

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use: "SQLITE" better oaking.

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NOW FOR A REAL BREAKFAST .v"th Robin Hood Porridge Oats. China, Silvcryvare or Plain.

BUY AN APPLE.—Saturday Nov- ember 13th is Boy Scout Apple Day. L-I585-I1-10-12-l3.

ISLAND APPLES-Boy Scouts wll sell Island Apples exclusively . on Apple Day, Saturday, November

13th. L-l621-1l-10-3i.

in the Central Parish on Suudaym November 14th as follows: Mile Creek ll A. M. Canoe Cove, 3 P. M. Churchill '7 P. M. Lloyd Henderson, student. L-1729-1l-l3-1i.

MOUNT ALLISON ALUMNI andi friends: Dinner in the Blue Room,‘ Old Spain, Tuesday, November l6,l 0.30. Short addresses by Dr. Day and Mr. John Howard; dancing and bridge, 50 cents. L-1752-1l-13-li.

FEED FOXES held for breeding; stock Vita-Crumble. “B" (Regklal This food contains the proteins‘ (necessary for building muscle and.‘ , bone. It is also rich in iron phos-' i phorous and the vitamins A. B". D.

DIVINE SERVICES will be held‘ Nine‘

U CONFED-‘JRATION LIFE IN- L-BTBB-‘I-IZ-SIZ

SURANCE

TAKE A TRIP around the world for a quarter, Trinity United Church L-1691-11-13-1l.

Monday.

SCHOOL BOYS AND GIRLS, on't miss thc colored lantern slides of a world hike, Trinity United L-1691-11-13-ll.

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i Church, Monday.

PERMANENTS AT REDUCED PRICES during November. Gulllson L-1743-11-l3-3.

Beauty Saloon.

SUNDAY SERVICES-New Glas- gow 11 A. M. Bradalbane 3 P. M. and Fredericton 7.30 P. M‘. Rev. Wm. G. Qulgley, lVIlnister. L-1736—11-13-ll

PREACIIING SERVICE at: Peter's ‘ Rudd, Sunday. November 14th at

10.30. Murray River at. 7- - singing. Louis Harris. L-l735-11-13-1l.

MRS. JACK MeIIAI-I wit sink in the Hazelbrook Baptist Church 0n

l MANY IIAPPY RETURNS-Mrs. I (CDIP Crockett. York, had a birth-

day party last neck. She is in her - 88th year.

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Sunday evening, November 14th.

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L AT IIO-ME.---lirs. tor.) .1. w. NIC- Kcnzie will be at home, 277 Rich- iiiond Street, "Pursdrrv, November

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-Leslle Paynter, Clinton. Marriage .‘ to take place the later part of No~ L-1762-11-13-1i Richmond Street, Clizirloitetown.

ANNOUNCEMENT -—Mrs. Mob-Cove, who is kiiid‘\~ colm Macbcnn, Graham Road an- of her ,daughter, Christina C. to Leitli and Mrs. , pelts are rcceivcrl for shipment t0 of the congregation. It; is expected

‘ vcmber. CLYDE RIVER BAPTIST CItIJItCIL-A service will be held hi

occurred in Milo yestertlfl)’ 0f M“,

Roy McLeod, 101‘l'llt‘l'_\‘ of Canoe remembered

by relatives and friends.

DURING TIIE ENTIRE YEAR

the Prince Ednnrd Islanl Fur Pool Limited by J. A. Wcbstcr dz C0., 15o‘

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(‘AVENDISII CllARGE.—WO1‘ShIp B, A, degree from M05111 University

the Clyde River Baptist; Church on on Sunday, November 14th in Cav-

suiicoy evening. November 14th at, churn n 11A.M shiinev B-‘ldze at- university 1n 1931. He is a Bradlmw

7.30 o'clock. Conducted by the Young 3 P. M. New Glasgv“? 0'- 7-39 P- M- Pcoplcs Society. Special music. etc. Geo. \V. Tillcy, Alunster.

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at thc inoming service u" ll speak on “The Joy of Salvation." The evening sub- ject; is “White Lies" being the sec- ond of a series on Seven Simple Sins. Selected anthcmswlll be sting liv thc choir nt- morning and even- nif: servirs. Milk-s Callbcrk plays Parrvs prelude on the old 104th. as licr morning prelude and Baclfs Postorale for the evening.

TRINITY UNITED CI-IURCII. —- Special Anniversary Services will be he'd at. 'I‘rinlty United Church to- morrow. Rev. C. C. Macintosh, D.D.. of St. James Church. Antigonish will be the guest preacher. Dr. Muc- Lntosh has had an outstand n; career as a. preacher and few have been in such demand for special oc- casiuns. The first minister wasdlp- pointed to what is now Trinity Church 130 years ago. Rev. Hugh Miller, M. A., B. D.. will conduct the services. Rev. A. E. MacKeiizie trill occupy Dr. Maclntoshs Fulfill 111

lSpccial Music and Mrs. H. SAHcn- ‘derson will be the guest soloist at the evening service.

i BEATON-TAYLOR wnomno- A very pretty wedding took 111MB hi. the home of the bride-to-be on the evening of Wednsday, Oct 20th. when Mrs. Emma J. Taylor, of Flat; River, was united in marriage with Mr. Angus M. B28100. 0f M01- ville. The cermony W215 performed by Rev. R. Hensley Stavert, M. A., B. D., in thc prc-cncc of a number of the immediate relatives and friends of the contracting partlesjTlie newly wedded couple were unattended. The bride was given away by her son-in-laiv, Mr. Damon Ross. The house was beautifully decorated for the occa- sion. During the ceremony the bride and groom stood under an arch of maple leaves. After the ceremony was over, the guests wt down to a dainty lunch, which needless to say. was thozpughll’ 9"- joyed by all. Scarcely was the sup- per over before a motley group of charlvariers assembled to do honor to Mr. and Mrs. Beaten. For some time they mode the night hideous with-the blowing of fog horns, the clanging of bells and with beating upon circular son's. After they had extended their congratulations to the bride and groom and had n'so bounced both of them, they were ‘treated to a generous lunch, Mr. l and Mrs. Benton wlllreside in Flat ‘River. Tl"- Guardlan joins in wish- ! lng the hrppy couple many years of

wedded bliss.

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Rugs and Carpets Cleaned. Sized, Repaired, and Altered.

Your Old Carpets

Woven into New Rugs and Runners. We pay freight charges. Send for Catalogue.

.M., 11.30 A-M., 4.00 l'.M. Sunday only — 7.30 I'.M.

MARITIME RUG WORKS m mun sneer, Saint John, N. n.

Antigonish. The Choir will give-

r Webster. Several ol the members

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EASTERN STAR WREATII — Among tlic placed at the foot of the Monu- ment. on Remembrance Day was one from thc Order of the Eastern Star, which ivas not. tncntioncd.

IIAZELBRIIIIK (‘IR(‘llI'l‘. -Sci'— l .1: " for Lxirdix Day 14th as follows: ,' CITu-s‘ Roads at ll A. M. Alexandra 3, I-Iazelizrook 7. Evangelistic servic- es will continue next week each night except Saturday at 7.30. Everybody welcome. J. W. Haylfl". MIRISICI‘. L-1737-1l-13-li.

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BAPTIST SERVICES, November 14in. Rev. Ba G. lvlanzer, Minister. 11.00 A.M. Fzlirview. 3.00 P.M. North River. 7.30 P. M. Long Creek with special music by North River Choir. 7.30 P. M. Young People of Clyde River will conduct Special Service M‘. c, R. Baptist Church. You are wel- 33mg, L-1144-11-1a-1i.

III-Y GRAD DANCE—A very enjoyable Armistice dance was held Thursday night in the I. 0. O. F. Hall, which was suitably dccorowd with flags and wreaths. About. 200 couples were in attend- mice. lvlusic was furnished by Al Blnncliaids OrchcJra.

W. M. S. MEETING —Thc monthly meeting of the W. M. S. of the Baptist Church Wes held at the home of the president, Mrs. T. G. Ives, Longworth Avenue, on v Thursday afternoon. Mrs J. A. l Clarke, gave a very interesting, lesson from the Study Book, Mecca and Beyond.

FOX PELTS will be received for shipment by our representatives- Milton G. Mellish and Marshall Reynolds, at St. Peters and Murray Harbour on the‘ fo lowing dates: Si. Peters (C. S. Dingwclrs Store) November 19th; Murray Harbour 1C. H. Horton's Store) November 22nd Cash advances will be gven our upon delivery of the pelts to our representatives. Pclts left with them at that time will catch the December Sale in London. The Do- minion Silver Fox Furs, Limited. Summcrsldc. L1767-1l-13-2l

TRINITY Y. I‘. U. MEETING" The Junior Y. P. U. of Trinity Church held its weeky meeting Thursday, Nov. ll. The devotion- al period was led by Fred Thomp- son; ‘the subject. being Armistice. OIIICIZ; who assist/rd in the wor- ‘Illp were Thelma Jackson, Bertha. | "Thompson, and the pianist Grace

tlicn acted out thc play, “A Far Cotintry", which described the Call of Absziliaui. The members taking part were: Miriam Hughes, Margaret MacLean, Elric Camp- bell, Bill l-lumbly and Fulton Pierce. Th" regular study group was led by Rev. Mr. MacKenzle. Tho evening closed with games and a Slllgfimlg.

(iOl-F MEETING- - ‘Ilic annual meeting of thc Ladies‘ Branch of the Charlottetown Golf C.ub was held Thursday evening at the Con. adian National Hotel, Mrs. L. E. Wellncr, the President, in the chair. The various reports shovred that the post season “as a most. success- ful one. and that. keen interest had been taken in the various matches. Mrs. W. MacKlnnon being the Provincial Lady Champon, while Miss Nancy Weeks was the winner of Club Championship Match. Fol- lowing arc the officers and commit. tees elected for 1938: President, Mrs. W. H. Pcthick; Secretary Treasurer, Miss Helen A. Grant. (re- elected); House Committee. Miss Lena McLure, Mrs. R. T, Holman, Miss Irene Home, Mrs. J. D. Blew. art: Handicap Committee. Mrs. E. W. NlhcKinnon, Mrs. G. H. Buntain; Match Committee, Mrs. N. H. Dc- B1015, Mrs. H. B. Henderson, M's Norah B. bongworth, Mrs. H. L Palmer; Local Handicap Committee Mrs. Ben Rogers, Sr., Mrs. J. H. McQuaid; Provincial Handicap Committee, Mrs. 0. D. McGregor,

beautiful WICBLIICS Detlor was formerly minister of the:

Miss Betty Large.

Thetlentral Guardian

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NEW HEALTH APPOINTMENT —A new posltioi, that of House Doctor, has been created at the Provincial Sanatorlum. the ap- pointee being Dr. Harold Show, a native o! Charlottetown. Dr. Show took his pre- medlcal course at Mount Alli- son University, and his medical and surgical courses at. Queens University, from which institution he graduated this year. He served his internship at st. John Gener- at Hospital and did post-graduate work at Harvard University this yea-r. -

SOCIABLE TIME-The Knights of Pythias Hall held a. get-together Thursday evening when the

lng and a. vocal solo. A mock trial with Mr. W. W. Warren as the cul- prlt, Messrs. J. '1‘. McKee as Judge, H. Vcssey as detective and Lloyd

, of the evening. A sing song was t led by George Beers. Mrs. A. Mac- y Enchern was the accompanist and i‘ the entertainment was arranged by i Knights W. W. Warren and C. T. I Aliuran.

EXTENDS CALL-At a. largely l tittendeti meeting of the New Lon- don Presbyterian Congregation on Tuesday Nov. 9th, a unanimous call was extended to the Rev. W. I». Dctlor, M. A, to become minister

that Mr. Detlor will accept the call and that he will begin his dut es in the near future. Mr. Detlor is a. native of Ontario but lived for some years in Montreal. He received his

in I930 and his M. A. from the same

of the Presbyterian College, Mon- ti-na‘. He also took a one year post graduate course In New Testament in the Westminster Theological Seminary, Philadelphia. Pa. Mr.’

Presbyterian Church at Melfort, Sask.

PERSONALS

Mrs. Harold Metcalt, Victoria, is spending a week at her old home in York.

Mrs. G. Matthews, Pleasant Grove paid a business visit m the city yesterday.

Mr. lco MacDougall, of Bloom- ing Point, was a visitor to the city yesterday.

Mr. Lemuel Crockett returned to Souris after a very pleasant visit with friends and relatives at York.

Mr- Herbert Lowther, Crapaud. is now at the Charlottetown In- ftrmarywliere he wl‘1 able to sec his friends.

Miss Nan Show returned to Toronto this weck to continue post-graduate work at. the Tor- onto Conservatory of Music.

Miss Vlnle McGregor. North River, and Miss Jessie McNevin, Canoe Cove, left Saturday morn- lng on a visit to Boston.

Mr. James Lawlor is spending the week at York. the guest of Her- bert; and Mrs. Lewis. Mr. Lawlors brother John is a veteran of the Boer War and lives ln the city.

Mrs. Montague Mackay, of Mount- Stewart. left, this morning on a visit; to Annapolis Valley, N.

The many friends oi’ Mrs. George Publicover, North Rustic», will regret to learn of her illness in the P. E. I. Hospital.

Protestantflrphanage

Knights and Sisters held the first , in a series of weekly entertainments. ,- Mrs. Roy Cudmore was heard lnt/wo . vocal solos, Mrs. Arthur Henry gave i u. reading and George Beer a reaid- f

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THERE WAS A YOUNG LADY BEGUILING WI-I0 ALWAYS WAS HAPPY AND SMILING FOR HER GLOVES AND HER HOSE AND HER “THESE” AND HER “TI-IOSE" l WERE KA YSER MADE, SMOOTH WITH GOOD

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Mrs. John Machon Mrs. Fred McLeod

.55 .50

.250 each from: Henry Senora.- buugh. Mfrs. H. L. Machon.

Total 3,55 Per Lucy Phillips

Mrs. R. Webster 1.00

Mrs. E. J. Lumsden 1.00

Mrs. F. W. LeLacheur 1.00

.50c each from: Richard Morley, Mrs. Whitney Brehaut, Mrs. Mll- -burn Stewart. Lucy Phillips .300. Mrs. Alberta. White .250. Mrs. Fosle Jordan .l5c. '

Total

Per Mrs. W. 0. McKenzie Mrs. W. S. Hugh 1.00 .501: each from: Mrs. Silas Hugh, Mrs. Alfred Chapman. Mrs. Cecil Penny .30c, Mrs. Ivan Osborne .200. 25c each from: Mrs. Ernest Pen- ny, Mrs. Angus McNellI, Mrs. Vere Béck, Mrs. Sellar McKay. Mrs. Wm. Richards, Mrs. Horace White. Mrs. Mark Roberts.

Total

Per Carrie Chapman Mrs. Freeman Reynolds .30c each from: Mrs. White, Mrs. David Brooks. .25c each from: Luther Herring, Mrs. Peter Whte, James Herring, Mrs. Milton Chapman, Miss Emma Herring. Total

Pcr Evaline Livingstone

Mrs. Roy Brooks . 50c each from: Mrs. John S. Livingstone, Mrs. Nell McKay, Mrs. Wm. Keeping, Mrs. George Cooper. Mrs. Glen Johnston .350, Mrs. Al- bert. Prowse .300. .25c each from: Mrs. Roy Btew- art, Mrs. James Bell, Mrs. Chester Cooper, Mrs. Herbert Cahoon, James Han-is. Mrs. Spencer Sher- ren 20c.

Total 5-10 Came Bear Per Beth McLeod and Mrs. Chester Strickland Lotus Harris 1-99 .500 each from: Mrs. Allan Me- Leod, E. A. Keeping, Mrs. W. D. 1r- vlng. Mrs. Jerry Nicolle, Mrs. Hed- ley Penny, Mrs. Elliott Williams, Mrs. Wallace McKay, Carl Jordan. .25c each from: Mrs. James Pen- ny, Mrs. Wm. Beck, Mrs. Alex. Mc- Donald, Mrs. James R. Penny, Mrs. Cyrus Penny, Ada McNelIl. Mrs. CLfford Jackson. Mrs. Chester Strickland, Sylvia McNellLi»

Total 7-25 Guernsey Cove Per Margaret Bre- haul, Edna Glover, Hope Davy

and Ronni LcLacheu

4.25

.50 Clarence

John Brehaut. - 1.00 C. W. Hawkins 1-00 Everett Harris 1-00 Charles Jordan ~75 Mrs. Hampton Hawkins .75

50c each from: Wm. Brehaut. Mrs. Chester Lchache , Mn. J. E- Wlnsloe.

.260 each from: Peter Brehaut, Mrs. Bert McKay, Mrs. 0800MB.

M " Seton lcLaoheur, Margaret Nicolle. Jack Davey, Fred Davey, Dlngwell Herring, Louise Nicolle. 0 Il ' “m ‘ w’ II GLILIUIIS White sum- Per mam. White and Ella Glddlnn William ‘Nicollile L‘ , M . Pc arr - Grafton Street Cmtlnucd M: Macho,‘ 1,90 ‘Fred White 1-90 canadllzn 5'9"‘ . Mrs. Merton Ferguson 1.00 J w J2“ a?" °°'"-'"""l Vere Phillips 1.00 - - 0 n6 n 2.00 .500 each from Charles Brooke, Gwme Nlclmlw“ 2-09 David Glover, Stewart Clements. $;"¥qxfi?gi:g° n 19° 25c each from: Earl Nicolle, sam- va“ a Hammond Nicolle, Frederick Beck, Mm MuMmm Dorothy Darby, Alex McLean, Mrs.

Water Street Continued Eastern Hay 6a Feed 5.00 Queen Square Bldga. Continued

Judge H. L. Palmer Fitzroy Street Continued Central Creameries Ltd. 5.00 Lower Gt. George St. Continued Island Fertilizer Co. Ltd. 5.00 Eunton St... Continued Mrs. S. McLean .50 Alexandra, Dist. Per Mrl. Bracken II .od .50c each from: samuel Cousins, Mrs. Seymour Machendan, Emel McCabe, Mrs. Angus Beat/on. Mrs. Nat McKlnnon .30 .250 each from: Mrs. Laura Bur- hoe. George McL-ennan, MrB. Sadie Wood. Mm. Harold Benton. Total 3.30 Mun-my Ihrhor Dlrtrlct Collected by Mn. Cheater Cooper Mrs. Ruben Penn-y

Ernest. Bell, H. W. Bell, Austin Bell, Wm. Glover, Wm. Buell, Mrs. James Darby, Mrs. Wm. Buell, Oliver Gid- dings. Mrs. John Bishop.

Total 11,09 Union Road (Queens) Pei- Mgrgflgfl Mellett end Audrey Burdett Mrs. George Abbott 2.00

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.500 each from: Beecher Bryenwn, A. G. Mellett, J. M. Mound, Min, Audrey Burdett .400, Mrs. Harry Newmnn .350. 15c each from: Harry Henderson, Leigh Essory, Mrs. J. W. McLean, MrstDlavld McDonald.

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To 8.25 Also Cranberries from: Mlsrrlllle Prowse.