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Schooner Bradore Kitchen Coal now discharging. Fully screened lumpy coal, prohably the nicest Kitchen Coal on the market-previously priced $9.00

110W

Several carloads Victoria screened arriving all

week

RETAIL and

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$7.75

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EASTERN GUARDIAN

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..‘UNITED CHURCH 0F CAN- ADA-Georgetowri and Sturgeon: Services Sunday, Nov. 5th: George- town ll am. and 7 p.m._ Sturgeon 2.30 pm. Rev. O. U. MacNevin, pastor.

..'M. B. E. C. CONVENTION- A very successful M. R. E. C. con- vention of East King's District was held It Kingsboro on Oct. 19th, there being a good representation present from all schools. Rev. Mr. l-locken lead the opening worship after which business period was conducted by president. The visit- ing secretary, Rev. A. Gibson, held a profitable talk on "Why Do We i-favs Sunday School?" At the evening session a splendid attend- ance showed the interest taken m Sunday School work. Devotional period was conducted by Kings- boro Y. P. S. After adoption of minutes and Nominating Commit- “93 Wilbrt Rev. Mr. Gibson con- tinued with an inspiring address in which he outlined the Sunday School work in keeping up with

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EYESIGNT EXAMINATION

nmsg‘ us ammu- nuan-

u. eh,

ll. J. IAADDN

strictly payable in

to The handed to their Rep. Archie Hume, or left at H. J. Mama's Drug Store, 10d.

the pupil from Junior to adult life. The President, Mr. Russel Leard. and Secretary, Miss Amy Town- send, were both N-BICCLCCI for the ensuing year. ‘

Planes Upkecp’ Costs Reduced

LONDON, Oct. 1ll~(C-P.): The

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

SIIMMERSIDE GUARDIAN

and Prince Dounty Chronicle

—’l'his column is reserved for news o! local Interest but advertising o! s news; nature mo! I inserted st I unis n word strictly payable in Id- vanes.

—Wl It!!!‘ YOUR. BOXES clean, grade and value your skins and sell only when they have reached or passed our reserve lim- its. We will be ready for operation after Nov. first. Come in and in- spect our plant. We like it. So will you. Dominion I'm- Sales, Ltd, Suminerside and Charlottetown

2262.

-Wl! PELT. YOUR. FOXES, clean, grade and value your skins and sell only when they have reached or passed our reserve lim- its. We will be ready for operation after Nov. first. Come in and in- spect our plant. We like it. S0 will you. Dominion Fur Sales, Ltd, Bummersids and Charlottetown.

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—DEATil 0F HENRY MCNEILL -News was received by Mr. Daniel McNeill, of Summerside, of the death in Oakland, California, on October 20th of his son, Harry, at

oost of maintaining first-line ae- roplanes of the Royal Air Force has . been reduced by one half dtuing the last l0 years. This is one of the most striicng facts brought out in the report of the Committee on Estimates.

In 1923 the number of R. A. F.

‘lWldOW, two children, Harry Junior

54 years of age, following two serious operations. He leaves to mourn his

and Margaret; besides his fathein; and three brothers, James and Eben ' in Summerside; William in Oak- lnnd,_,califoinla; also two sisters, Mrs. J. E. Blager, in Schenectady. l

personnel needd to keep each ae- ropane in the air was 90. Today the number stands at 43. Ten years ago each first-line machine cost 44,000 pounds. a your. ivhereas the pesent figure is 22,500 pounds. Sir Christopher Bullock, Secre- tary oi the Air Ministry, reports that since 1925 B'it'.'ln his rrduccd her annual air expenditures by 30 per crni; in the some period Fiance .135 lilfffiiifd he. expendi- iur“ by no less ihan lit.’ percent. and the Uri ted Stairs hy 108 per- ccnl. British expenditure on the air! amounts to only 2.2 national Budget; in France the proportion is 4.3 percent, and the United States three percent.

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The pulp and the rind of the variety of mango known as "Al- phonso" have hen found to be amongst the most potent sources of vitamin C iautl-scorbutic) yet discovered.

l-lelp Kidneys“;

h‘ l Q. a gun‘- PaplnefzSti-ffnlgsgs‘, EIiIrIliiiEI. $mﬂialgi

N.Y., and Margaret in Suimnerside, to whom sympathy is extended-S.

—BRIDE-TO-BE HONORED -— Miss Marjorie Pickering one of the efficient staff of the Sunimerside Telephone Office was the guest of honour at a dinner party given by Mrs. Roland McAi-tiiur for the tele- phone staﬁ at the home of Mrs. Les- lie McFarlanc. At the close of the‘. banquet. Miss Clare Mountain prc- ' sented Miss Pickering with a beau- tiful tea service on behalf of the telephone stall, accompanied by

pprcfm of the” their best wishes. An enjoyable ev-

ening followed with iiiusic and

m games-S.

—JUNIOR GIRLS’ AUXILIARY‘ The Junior branch of the Girls‘ Auxiliary of St. Marys Church. Summerside, opened for ‘me fall months last week. Mrs. G. W. Hogg and Miss Jean Moore will have charge of the children. Mrs. W. Strong assisted at the opening nxect- ing. The boys have a small class and make useful articles in wood- craft for the annual bazaar. Miss

etty White was appointed presi-

If oorl! luuctiouin ‘ gllxgﬂfmlk°'°‘"“ ""°I‘{,‘1G"“[‘,€ dent; Miss Doreen Jackson, treas-

-WEEKLY WRIST-There were sixteen tables of whist at the week- ly meeting in the 0. M. B. A. Hall at Summe side on Monday. Prizes were won by Miss Edna Wedge and Mrs. Andrew Blacqulere, Mr. Lclioy Carver and Mr. Paul Arsenuulh-S.

—-HALLOWE’EN PARTY — Miss Violet Richardson, of Myrtle Street, Summersl’ , gave a Halloween party on Monday afternoon for her Kindergarten class. The claaaoom was prettlly decorated with decora- tions appropriate for the occasion. Halloween games were played and the little ones quite colored the 1w- usual treat. Dainty refreshments were served to the little tots after the games were overs-S.

_FINED $3 AND COSTS-In the Bummerside Police Court on Tues- day one drunk was fined $3 and costs. The young man who was im- plicated ln the recent robberies in Summerside was arrested and came before His Honour, E. H. Strong, K.C., stlpendlary Magistrate in the Sumnierslde police court yesterday and was remanded until this mom- lug-S.

—ANNUAL BABY BAND MEET- lNG-Mrs. Elijah Simpson, superin- tendent of the Baby Band of the Baptist Church at Lot 16, held the annual meeting of the band at her home last Friday evening. A num- ber of interested parties from Sum- merside attended. Rev. Mr. Wilson the pastor, was also present and de- llvereda very fine address. Mrs. Isabella Glldden, also addressed the children and afterwards the older people. The children under‘ the di- rection ol Mrs. Elijah Simpson sang some very delightful pieces. Mrs. Chester Palmer gave a reading. Mr.

and Mrs. Simpson sang in duet. "Blessed be the Tic that Binds" closed the first part of the program.

interesting games for the little folk and a sumptuous lunch brought the evening to a close. The offering taken was very gratifying to the presldent.—-S.

PERSONALS —Mrs. Alonzo Webster, who re- ceived iniurlcs to her shoulder in an accident recently is making satis- factory progress toward i-ecovery.-—~S

—Mrs. Robert Bowness und Mrs.

J. A. McMurdo have returned to,

their homes in Summersldc, after an enjoyable vmit to cities ln West- ern Canada-S.

"YET. mid DQ118135 Dmmmg. sccrc- '-Fricnds will be pleased to learn

BuyNow ' Prices

Are Going

Up

On The Easy Payment Plan $5.00 Down Balanced In Small Payments T0 Suit Our Customers-No

MEN’S WINTE OVERCOATS

IS NOW ON

Interest To ~ Pay.

Men’s Heavy W

In» Greys, Browns Mixed Tweeds See Our Specials at

$10.95 $13.00, f? $14.00 i PROWSE BROS. Ltd.

Her daughter, Mrs. W. H. Kelly- who has been with her mother. has returned to her home in Port Hur- on, Michigan-B.

—Mrs. cnci-ies Wilson. Shediaﬁ

Road, was a. recent visitor at. the

home of her daughter. Mrs. Claude I-lopgood and lVﬂr. ammo. Sum-

merside.“

-Mr. Daniel Arsenault, of New Annaii, was brought to the Prince County Hospital with an infected

hand which ls receiving treatment -S

-I-Mrs. Wilson, of Amherst, ar- rived on Monday eveninil W ill-mil the funeral of her brother-ln-law, the late Claude do L Black, which

inter Overcoats

THE GREAT CLOTHING MEN

"STATEROOM" SURVIVAL SAILING SHIP DAYS

MONTREAL, Que, Oct. 31—'!'he word "stateroom" on a. steamer is a survival of the days when pas- sengers were accommodated in hammocks slung on the decks. stat- es the Canadian National Steam- shps. A Person who had a “stat/e- room" in sailing ship days occu- pied a private sleeping compart- ment. On modern‘ lines inside staterooms, or cabins as they are -0ften called, have practically dis- appeared. The luxurious "Lady" liners of the Canadian National West Indies fleet all have outside statements with punkah-louvre ventilation which provides free and

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ALibILLUlHBIGW LlJlllI§ol_IL_l'u_t_u_i||.__

that Mrs. Robert Milligun is improv- ing from her recent serious illness.

is taking plncc at 1o o'clock this morning at St. John's Church, St. Eleanors.—S.

ample circulation of air through- out the ship.

GRAIN ELEVATORS IN TIE ARGENTINE

The correspondent of the Domin- ion Bureau of Statistics at Buenos Ares writes under date October l: “The regular session of Congress has just terminated. Oneof the most important measures which be- came law was the bill to enable the building of a. ,‘ ‘c system of grain elevators to cover the Repub- lic, and to be operated as a public service. The day when the Argentine grain handling methods will be mod- ernlsecl has thus been brought ap- preciably nearer. A period of six mvnlh! l8 lo be occupied with the preparation of plans and the com- plete study of the needs of the system before calling for tenders.

Prices Are Going Up '

'I'he Grain Bill. providing for a su- tmn 0f grading and dasifloation of grain on the Canadian plan. was introduced, but did not get lxiycnd that stage. It will undoubtedly be proceeed with when Congress re- convenes."

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zzPersian Balm ls alluringly fragrant. Adds a charming refine- ment to the most ﬁnished appear- ance. Creates and preserves com- plexlons ‘of surpassing loveliness and texture. softens and whiten: the hands. Cools and dispels all is- ritatlon caused by weather condi- . tions. swiftly absorbed by the tis- sues leaving never a vestige oi stlokiicss. A peerless toilet requisite Invaluable to all women who care for elegance and distinction.

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The Enterprise “NEW MAJESTIC ”'

Canada’s

- Greatest Range Value!

$6950

FORMERLY $89.50 if we built your Range to order, it could not be any finer than the “N!!! Majestic." Long llfe, hand- some in lPPIl-rance. and all modern fostsree. We have in buy in Carlosda to give you this Outstanding Bargain at $68.50. The Gnateat Range Value in Canada. Come in for it Today.

$7 Now $6.25 Monthly 10 Months N0 INTEREST

The Enterprise

“MDNARDN"

Reigns supreme as Canadzfs finest Range!

$93.15

For those who demand the but! Hundreds swear by ‘The Monarch." It's "iron-clad"-

In

Balance l0 Months

In our judgment based on the experience of years-there ls no range on the Canadian Market which can compare with the Enterprise from the standpoint of-Durahility of Construction-Beauty of Appear- anco- Economy and Efficiency of Operation.

Lowest Price

Canada!

$435"

THE “DELIGHT”

’I'hls Steel Range with White Enamel and Nickel Trim, is another striking proof of our Greater Volume Buying! Well constructed with good slscd Oven, Polished Top and Wpper Reservoir or Waterfront. Complete for only $63.50.

l" elm" their Price class. and are noise for being good healers sud perfect lashes.

$6.00 NOW BALANCE 10 MONTHS

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