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AN AMUSING AND PROFITABLE STUDY 0

ALKALI

2 CHICKEN

Do You Use “BLEND" 9

“Garden city" Blend is a bat- anced mixture of whole milk and pure cream . . . not only clarified and pasteurized . . . but also HOMOGENIZED. This process breaks the fat globules, thus preventing the cream from "rising."

“Garden clty" Blend is used for baking, for tea, coffee, etc. for cereals, or as a wholesome drink . . . . and it costs half as much as cream . . . is more economical. Order yours today. Phone 564 THE PURE MILK CO.. LTD.

THE PURE MILK CO. LTD. ____j______j________

PEACE -5 when finally estab- lished. will mean a general rise in fur market demands.

The world’s finest furs are Eroduced by ranchers who now the tnith of our slogan

"For Success Feed

IMPERIALS

Pram Pup to Pelt" IMPERIAL mscun co. mo.

MEN'S SHOES A new shipment of

QUALITY and COIVLFORT at PLEASING PRICES

All sizes and stS'le5- PURDiE—FERGUSON SHOES LTD. aunnyslde — G’ll.!'I07/IQEUWD

New shipment of Girls’ Crepe and Taffeta Dresses Sizes 7 to lax. Price $2.95 HOLMES & BRADLEY 102 Queen st. Phone 92

RIX'S GROCERY

I352; End

ROW“?-Tees Chocolate I/3Ib.bBl'~—-—.__.

170 Sunshine Grapefruit Juice, 5 oz. —- 25¢

Avlmers Aparagus Guts (l'I'g oz.) 1 tin ._ ._ ._.15c

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Call us when moving Our ex-

Dérienced trILn~fcr lll€‘ll handle

%"<l>Jur household effects care- 3'-

Have us spray your Chester- flelds. eta. with LARVEX. The new sure, odrrless moth- Drooling spray, Get our prices on Slip Covers for your furni- ure.

HENRY MacFARLANE 167 Kent St. Phone 1042.

Poultry Raisers I fblsalal rice; on all feeds in no u rig LAYING MASH. CHICK FEEDS. CORN, EYIC. We are handling

LIVE FOWL

DAILY EXCEVI‘ SATURDAY At highest market prices,

EP. E.d|. CO—OPERAT|VE 88 an Poultry Associatl Candllnrr Station & Stores 201 Weymouih St. Phone 575.

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J OBBING

Promptly Attended To

Most Reasonable Charges, ——————————__..__ MacAULAY & BOISNER

Telephone Corinections A. E MacAula.y——C. D. Bolsnier

WEEKLY

AT

$396.00

In WEEKLY PRIZES

GIVEN AWAY FREE

lat Prize — — 2nd Prize -- 3rd Prize -

4th Prize —

———$3.00 ———-1.50 ———-1.00 -—-—50c

I PRIZE WINNERS

LAST WEEK

_ 1. Mrs. John W. Mae- Kenzie. Summerside.

2. Mrs. B. P. MiicLaine, North River»

3. Male MacMiII2n, Burton» Lot 7.

4. Wilfred Oatway, 49"; Elm Ave.

BRIGHTEN up Your: can

FREE FROM ACID AND AIKAII

. CIEANSAND { POIISHES IN on: or-mnou

WHITLOCK TIRE SERVICE

Drive in and

Motorists have y 0 ., ,

radiator properly flushed and repaired.

Quick service - Low Charges MALLETT'S BATTERY SERVICE 207 Great Cleo street Phone 9

Automobile SPRING SERVICE

We stock springs of all sizes for

CARS and TRUCKS 'I‘rui:k Frames Reinforced.

PROUD & MORESIDE Phone 813 3'13 Gt. Geo. St.

“SHOPWORD” DIRECTORY CONTEST _.

HELP YOU TO SAVE

F THE VALUE HIGHLIGHTS OF THE WEEK

THE , wAR ._.GUA_@IM

3 I CRANBERRY

EXPLANATION or CONTEST

Thr 1181: the co- an ape 0 one ndeperutiaemeon

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TRANSFER O, W

Place your orders now for

Shrubs. Peonies. Iris and Bulbs

for Full Pll-nting.

JAMES mr FLORIST

PMM 269 2': Villa Ave.

Member 1". '1'. D. A. Int.

Phone 2724:. New Fall Dresses Arriving Daffy CRASWELL Studio From $2.95 to 3195, Great George street C as. :2d..,v,é°a _~——_—————-- Also New Fall Hats i all til late "M9551... .3 §?i‘.§:—.’."‘ FOR HOT DAYS : THE GLORIA ;:e°;’;’.‘.,,,§‘{"":"1“E‘ .‘’"‘*”“° °’ “‘°“° °“ FOR cool. DAYS = ‘—'——j‘—“‘j’_*—‘ A not t,ea_ coffee. or chocolate ‘ with sandwiches at our Plums: and peers by the | ’ Quick Lunch Room BSSKC . ggrgyassm gkimggnc 321:5 dzozé I REDDIN akos. Surprise 5°80 3 bars — — 2's The Old Rieiiilble Drug Store .'2l.i..*:‘il‘l.:%.‘f.:'l2':‘t'c*l.Z’i.:;'f I 36- Richmond st»

KM‘. Phone 888.

P. J. MucDONALD

_Oharlg‘tteto&z‘n 0udardéi'ii mi: n e 0 or n

for sixt:-six OODSEEIII-EV! weeks, and prizes are being awarded each week as listed above. in the form of service or merchandise orders.

. wh on up- ggér in connection with the contest

Have us take I picture of your

CHILDREN Mina the rncugllbelied aptnoos in the in the home. in the garden. ,,,,,,“"§,,;’,,,,,_.“,,,“,,““‘,,,,,,‘,§’,‘°“.,,,?§,; or at 9180'. etc. org be found in some of the ad-

v iseinents in this section.

To ‘qualify the reader is required to an the advertisements in which

is I I

Make your appointment with us today. We will take poll'- traits, etc., anywhere —— any time.

.________H See our window display of

DuBarry Dinnerware GIVEN AWAY 1"RE'E.

Get coupons with each ca:h purchase.

THE ROGERS HARDWARE COMPANY LIMITED

Free City Deliv ry Phones 105 and 81308.

Pre-War Food Prices Kellogg: Corn Flakes.

3 pkges — — — — — — 2% Tomato Juice. 4 cans — —— 19c cranberry Jam. generous

L. S. COFFIN 316 Eusion st. Phone 873

Make your home and office comfortable. For the Hot Days lnstal a fan - - - for cool morning, a heater. Call and see our stock.

CHAPPELL 8. CO.

Licensed Electrical Contractors 184 Queen st. Phone 1440.

Islander Honored *'

‘At Testimonial

The following cli will be of interest to many usniian read- ers as Mr. Webb referred to was I Charlottetown boy and resided here until he was 18. Ho amended St. Peters school and Church. He married Josie Peeblos of Char- lottetown. a sister 0! Mrs. G. A. B. Maodonald of Pentinoton and Mrs. H. Jenkins of Calgary. Mr. and Mrs. Webb spent a pleasant two weeks at the Charlottetown last year renewing acquaintances.

Fonner Mayor George H. Webb of l-l:~.sbi'oruck Heights was honor- ed over the week-end by business associates and friends at n testi- monial dinner at the Aviation Golf Club. Bendix. Mi‘. Welib has oom- pletod 50 years in business with Ciimmlmzs and Company in New York City and was mayor 01 Has- hrolick Heights during the war year: of 1916-1919.

It was under his leadership that all patriotic work of that period was done and it was at his sug- gestion and under his direction that the memorial to the Ku- broiick Heights men who gave their lives in the last war was erected.

Robert Gnncer was tocstmastor of the dinner and introduced speakers James Mercer. County Clerk: former Senator Ra] h W. Chandlcss. Judge Bertha Vor- sanger. Assemblyman Lloyd L. Schroeder. Joseph W. Mar-ini. mem- ber of North Jersey Water Com- mission; Walter Wlnne. Oounty

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counsel; Joseph P. Breeze, Boruigh clerk: Mayor Albert E Browne. former Mayor mmund E. Fields. IL‘. .2‘. Iiittle. Ghris. W. Helm’. Har- old Pope J. Cummings, president of the firm with which Mr. Webb

Your Eyes 7

If hum of ntmn—huau'" m "''”$

or -— co n - dizziness |lIIlI¢'.n Milt. not

.3" .z:.."'..::*'.'“.;.; ".*.':......'°"' ex 0 I retracting service.

— mu ;»,*.'~;_—. 2 ;

cm In and alter: your all- llcnltlen.

6. F. Iliitclmon

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BIRCH GROVE WOMEN'S INST

usociaiod: Mrs. Ramdsen. Mr.

Apt. Harry Langer. In

behalf of the world war vet-

erans ni Hasbrouck Heights. Har- old Pope presented Mr. Webb with

plaque The toastmlnster read many tele-

grams, among them from Gover- nor A. Harry Governor Harlod G. Hoffman.

Moore and former

A-inong others present were:

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Myer. Mr

and Mrs. E. McGuire. Edgar Webb. Benjamin Webb, Mr. Robert R. Granger, Mr. and Mrs. Jcsenh P. Breeze, George Miss Fitkalv, George Wood, L. Apt,

and Mrs. Fox,

en Mr‘ and Mrs. William

Welsh. R. Bevei-_ c. Miirorxy. John S. Soutbwick. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse powplson. F. O. Pecklmm. M.r.~'. Henry Weimer. Mr. and Mrs. Wal- ter Thomas Lawton Thomas and Mrs. Mrs. Carl Therkildson. Mrs. Thomas Walsh. John Armour, Mr, and Mrs. John Mohat Richard Cheimbemlaln. Frank Della Volpe. Mr. and Mrs‘. Aitlcan. A. Comith. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Harris. Mr. Harold Pope. Dr. and Mrs. erick L. Waiters, Mr. and Mrs. J. 3. Arnold, Mrs. William Noble. Mr. and Mrs. Vandenberg. Mr, mick Kinney, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ward Miller, and Mr. and ‘Vlrs. Al- brmht and many more whose names are not on the list.

Mr. and and Fredeick A. McGuie. Dr. Thomas Aitkch.

H. C. Langer. Mr.

J.

and Mrs. J. Basraliari. Mr.

R. Benedict. Mrs. Fred-

1-Iorton, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. F‘rei:l-

rrurrn The regular monthly meetinc of

Birch Grove W. I. was held at. the home of Mrs. Everett Schumian on Wednesday evening, The meeting was opened by singing the ‘‘ode'' and repeating the Club We- men‘s Greed. Ten members respon ad to the Roll Call r,nd two visi- tors lest ed. It was then agreed to ask Miss Pllvilliias to meeting or the District Coinvention. Correspondence was then read the

A1l81lSIt 9th. President presided, and the d.

were present. Minutes of the meeting were read and approv-

sing at the evening

and members decided to continue

the Home and Country Magazine. collection amour: sick amimmee were not present sothei-ewasnoreportltwasbhen moved and seconded that Mrs. George Jantiine and Miss Rene Afbihg beanminted

mittee. Next meeting to be held at Mira. Leslie simmon's. There was no am. so the program com- in slated of Mrs. George Jardlne and Mn. 0. B. Mathcomi. Lunch com- mittee for next month. Mrs. Ralph Burns, Mrs. Albert Camlpbell and

tcdioisoc. The

as school com-

e was re-elected which con-

Mirs. Prank Deacon. The meetinc G. P. IIUTOEIBON. was closed by sinzim the National y_ g_ nujicnggon Anthem, after which the hostess

and con-imi‘ deli ious nenred I c

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In Memoriam

MR-S. IRVING CAMPBELL

And I heard a voice from Heav- en saying: verily, Blessed are the dew which died in the Lord. from henceforth yea saith the Spirit. that they may rest from their labors and their works do follow them.

The Montague Church of Christ siistoined a great loss on Aug. 3rd which date marked the closing I? _thoCbeautilf1u.I Illid of

ving umpbe , Rear n e truly c’hrist.lan home of her or- ents Mr. and Mrs James B. S w- art. Roseneatli. a home wizere re- ligion was a living, vital thing. In her early girlhood Mrs. Campbell was baptized into Christ. and re- mained true to the faith

Her marriage to Robert Irving Campbell and their home life in their new home in Lower Mon- tagvue was ideal, but soon she mourned the passing of her young devoted husband but she quietly assumed the task of rearing her daughters of tender years. one daughter Elsie has preceded her to the Eternal City.

Her devotion to her daughters. her tlmu tfulmss of her parents and he‘ eep love for her brothers and sisters, none can forget. To those who loved her so deegly. her daughters Ruth and Edna er da- ten Elizabeth, Fanny and finale, her brother Will, her granddaughter Betty and her niece Exnma, is ex- tended heartfelt sympathy, but 3 ltiheir safilnessmbeanis title‘ glteham

IWPY 01136 at 6y, shall see her sweet sugfi: of wel- come in that Ci , whose Builder and Maker is .

A com!

orting

was conducted by her pastor, . W. Outhouse, assisted by James Derby. Her favorite hymns. Rock of Ages and Abide with Me. were feelimly sung by the church choir. one of her close young friends John Bears wave a. beautiful mn- dl . of “There no

there." Both the sermon and 0 message in song touched deep chords in the hearts of the mag; glands who gathered to new -

u .

Her life was 5 nun light, to know her was to lovemfiicr, 5 life full of good works am! loving deeds. With little thought of her- self, when the interest of others was to be considered she vo of

herself to duty, withhoi 11¢ no

thing that love and kindness could irive M of her smile. her tender in time

a for having known her for her in- fluence was s benediction. This Wu pi-oven by the genuine $3,‘ the

ways in the klndnesses she lumi- ed. the influence beautifully sect-

To live in leave behind ll not to die.

Misses Kay. M and Rhein Moos.-mm all of Mass, are home welcomed home to visit Mrs.

Mooarrsri, iibeir mother of Auburn.

from her recent illness.

mu Lima Macmell position in Charlotte.-to

scolding team and the It ncr pull . 8he1Inotnse‘Ld.|InlI-llltvolb

cu-

Henry Petcrs—l>roprietor.

DRAW YOUR PRIZE (IECDERS ON THIS STORE You will receive highest value

a A most satisfactory service. v..= solicit a share of your

trade. ECONOMY GROCERY

Kent at Hillsbaro Phone 1210

Special For sund-av FRIED CHICKEN DINNER Week-End Specl-El

Hot Chicken Pie with Dessert, Tea or Coffee 250

Tea Cup and card Reading

CRYSTAL TEA ROOM

211 ueen St. Phone 577 Laura

. Carkin. Proprietress

'I‘r.v our Home Made

SAUSAGES Made fresh daily. Per lb. 19¢. Beef, Pork, Lamb, veal,

Canned Goods, vegetables. Free Delivery. Phone 1301. QUEEN STREET MEAT MARKET

these "BI-IOPWOR.X" appear.

HOW TO ENTER

Read the ads thorough . Write down" the number

°‘lil““‘

to ca name of firm,

the name of the manager. the loc-

ation of the business premises and lines carried.

SOLUTION to LAST WEEK’S CONTEST

I. Whitiock Tire Service. 2. Henry MucFarIane. 3. CIIappeII & Co.

4. MccAuIay 8: Boisner.

Joint Managers: A. E. Moc- Aulay, C. D. Boisner, Office I95 Grafton St., Building Contractors, Interior and Ex- ferior Remodelling, Jobbing Hardwood Flooring, Etc.

Then attach to your reply is receipt from any one of the epon- sors of this contest showing that business has been transacted with at least one of them.

Also be sure to state the name of the firm from which you wish to receive your prize.

CONTEST RULES

Any readers of the Charlottetown Guardian may participate. (Except- i.n employees or the Guardian Pub- l‘ 1113 C0,, and members of their families.)

I: is important that each reply

shall be accompanied by 5, recs pt from any one of the firms whose announcement appears in the con- E5 .

It is also important that you state on your entry which of these firms you wish to draw vour Drize from.

All correct refill:-5 have equal chances of winn g. The winning entries are drawn for and the prizes

All bottles are passed through severa and thoroughly sterilized. Then they are gum matically filled and sealed.

I Processes

WESTMORLAND W.

The regular monthly meeting was held August. 8iih., at the home of Mrs. Fred Wilson. In the cbsence of the president the vice-pres.dent. presided and the meeting was opened by repeatir; bite “Odc" followed by a Club _\lomen's Creed in unison. There were seven mem- bers and five visitozs present. The several committees gave their re-

will be awarded in the order in which they are drawn.

All rim are awarded in the form of o ers on the advertisers indic- ated in the repl‘m and are NOT '1'RANSF’ER.ABI..E.

All replies must reach this office not later than noon on Thursday.

Send in as manv replies as vou wish but be sun to attach a sales

slip to each reply. Address all replies to

CON'I'ES'I‘ EDITOR. Guardian Office Charlotbet/Own

and cm love she awakened. the hearts of those we

AUBURN AND VICINITY The man friends of Mrs. A. Aricu.sMacNe1laii-egiadtoseeher much improved in health. ,

Mrs. William Kelly has gone to Borden to spend the winter.

Mrs. John Simpson has as her

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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 NEW YORK

sI%‘n°°"f,mI}:‘;n_d”“3hm' Mfldmd and 12:30 p.m.——Livss of Great Men: _____ "Edwin Markham." W3X.AL, 21.63 Miss Rtheta mnn hasdreturrkiied meg-. 13-8 m. er to Mon real r spen ing Moscow

annual holiday the guest of F. J. and Mrs. Quinn.

I"riendii of Miss Irene Curley. teacher of Auburn school. are glad

4:00 p.m.—Brodacast in English.

RAN, 9.0 meg , 31 m.

to know she is steadily improving. 3E3Lm

D1’. G‘80!‘8e MECKCWIE 9000171‘ 5:00 p.m — Professor Zilcz P8m°dWi;YchM"~MM§1¢:<u;¥'\$m 533 (English). DJD. 11.77 meg 25.4 the guests of one aster Mr. A. m‘ Angus and Mrs. MacN‘eil1 of Auburn. LONDON

several foreign cars are in the 8:30 p m_ __ Can“ Journey‘

district. what about a big old time dance?

The family at Mr: and Mrs. James curly had A visit from the stark. leaving -. bouncing bay.

M1ssLaurs‘BelleQulrmi.shomc

Montreal. Rzcupenting after

hsstokcns

m-..1oe Quinn W132 has been I

OURAA, 16.23 meg., 19.1 m.

Sketches of life on an inland wa- unway. G31’. 1514 me¢.. 19.8 m.: GSD. 11.75 meg. 366 in.; 033, 9.31 me¢.. al.Mn.

PRAGUE

6:55 p.m.-«Musical Program.

ROME 1:30 p.m.—Gusst Night; Amy

Bemai-dy. 1RD. 11.81 meg, 25.1 RI.

; IRP‘. 0.83 mag, 30-5 in. PITTSBURGH

pguem, 1,, me an 3 M ,0, 8:16 p.m.—8erei-mde. WBXK some time ref/urneg toogimls home. 11-37 me!-. 35-3 I'D» ' much iinpvmved.

Mira Mathew H h P E“,

- 086! returned to her home after being‘: patient 8:30 p.In.—1"lrst Nighier _. in the City Hospital. Drama. wexziu, e.oo meg. 49.5 in.

Miss Qukin of diurlottewwn is P [3

WWW Miss Mae Quinn of Auburn. 3 no pm. runopham ma.

orda. 'I'PBll, 11.88 me|., 25.2 m,; TPA4. 11.71 mom. 256 in.

Heavy Purchase Of Danadian Wheat By

OTTAWA. Aug. 30 —(CPl ~—I Rumors widely circulated today mm, Great Britain hid 111349 heavy puchases of Canadian wheat as precautionary measure in the event war results from the present crisis went without confirmation or comment from Government or Wiheat. Board officials here.

For nearly a week George Mc- Ivor, chairman of the Canadian Wheat Board which operates in Wlnni-pe but is under Jurisdiction of the epartrnent of Trade and Commerce. has been in Ottawa with member of his staff.

Mr Mcltvor came here to con- suit with Trade Minister Euler‘ on marketing plans and the situation

that might face the board in the event of war. It is assumed that Great Britain would need the bulk of available wheat in Canada if war came and that heavy purchas- es here even in the threat of war. would not be sumrlsincz

But neither Mr. Euler 'nor the ‘""°“i ?‘flf‘““ any e o e open: one may have already taken place not the conclusions reached at discus- sions held in the last week.

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of Mira. mmu-mi he. has gone to Boston in niiot4A>r with mND°N has mun," p,"_ 95,, rnvunon 9:50 p.m.—-"Game u Ned Kelly" who ng some time in The story of the Kelly Gang, Auburn old friends. lnishrsngers of Allllrllll. 08D. --‘-—~-- 1.76 met. 26.5 m.; CBC. 9.58 flhllzlnllntxhlafllcezgre MBCNQIII is 718- :e:.,m'1.8 m.; 063, 9.51 mega, _' SAN FRANCISCO o‘?..”...»3i='m«“‘““-«m ..::e.~.~;".-rs:-.‘°“..*:°*.;"""~ are . - .. . . .., .,,...- “ ‘ .. °‘’i5’‘l'."‘‘.3'. .1); §,¢ogAm,um_ : l.m.-- e n noes. W8. I VIIIC N the GR: ou,.'Ih\Iudu‘..“ KAI; 5.00 men. 0.5 In.

Cooke “Loaned" To Aussie Squad

PI{llLA.D.!1IaP!-IIA, Aug. 30-!!- wood T. Cooke, who out quite a flours in the - glioh chimin- ionshl at Wimbledon. is go to hellp um up Amtrslirs lg our for this Davis 623 challenge round 30¢-inst the ad States here this weekend.

Cooke no. ‘I in the United states tennis rankings, was "loaned" to me Aussies for notice as 3 es- tuie cf friendsh between ap- tain Walter L. Pate or the United states and captain Harry Hovmzm of Australia.