FRIDAY.

Men ! here are the

Overcoats

- Take a good look at this special line which

includes well cut garments of plain brown,

plain blue, plain grey, as well as brown herring-

bone. A really wonderful value at 5 I

our low price of f Snappy Guard model . e Overcoat at $18.

Snappy Guard Model with Rope Shoulders made up from ﬁne quality Tweeds in Brown and Grey Overchecks and Herringbone patterns.

Half satin lined. A smart Coat at o kthe moderateprlceof..............s n o} Boy's all-Wool fancy Mackinaw Coats, made from heavy cloth with shawl collar, all 4 round belt, patch pockets. Size 26 to 34 $ s

. _ , _ , Boy's fancy all-wool Tweed School Pants, ,~ “ - serviceable shades of brown and $ .

s, '_ "p * ~_ 50c

Boy's heavy all-wool Golf Hose $1.25 ~

$2.50

_ “v p l I [Boy's fancy V-neck Pullovers, pure Fit on one of these notable

2 Pant Suits $22.50

Just arrived, an exceptionally line buy in Men’s Worsted Suits in Black Pin Stripes, Grey Shadow Stripes and Brown Stri; "s. Four pieces, single breasted coat and two

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pair of pants. All sizes . Men's Red Back Overalls Men’s HCZIVY Weight pure Wool Pants.............. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. n ' ,Men‘s fancy Negligee Shirts, collar attachedAllslzcs . . . . . c Extra value in Men’s Fleece lined Mocha Gloves. Sizes 7 to 10 II‘ Men’s heavy Jumbo Knit Coat Sweaters with heavy sport collar, all wool in I

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

SIIMMERSIIIE GUARDIAN

and Prince County Chronicle

-WATIIR AND WINDPROOF

ﬁremen, raliroadmen or farmers . sold at Bruce's.

Bemple, Jeweller, Kenslngton.

11; N. Bcdeque, 5.8. 2: W. M. S. Thankoffcruig Service, 3, with Rev. L. B. Campbell as special preacher. Minister J. w. A. Nicholson.

-_-SAD BEREAVEMENT-JThers passed away about noon on Wed- nesday at her home in South West, Lot l6, Mrs. Sidney Birch, under very sud circumstances at the early age of 33 years. The deceased was formerly Miss BellSmlth, daughter of iVIr. and Mrs. William Smith, of Lot i6. Her death has cast a sad gloom over the community in which she lived and where she was held in the highest respect. She will be sorely missed in the home, as she leaves nine smoEi children. Besides her husband and family and her parents, two sisters, Mrs. John Bag- lole and one brother Spurgeon, in the United States, are left to mourn and to whom much sympathy is extended. The funeral takes place this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the home to the United Church at Int l6.-S.

—PRETTY TVEDDING-On Wed- ncsday afternoon at four o'clock at Si. Mary's Reclory, Bummerside, Ven. Archdeacon White, D.D., unit- ed in marriage Miss Jean Lucy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Small, of St. Elcanors, to WﬂIiJ-CC Murray, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Murray, of Bedeque. The bride, who was attended by Mrs. W; A. Mathlcson, was charmingly dressed in blue with hat and coat of o. darker shade of blue. Mr. George A. Small acted as groomsman. Af- tcr the ceremony the bridul party were tho guests of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Small at their homeIat Summersicic east, where a bounte- ous wedding supper was served. Af-

' tcr receiving the congratulations of

their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Murray loft on o short honeymoon trip to the eastern part of the Island. Mr.- Murray is a va‘ucd employee of thc Perfection Dairy Co at Summer- slde. Both bride and groom are very popular with the younger set and have the best wishes of a host of friends for their future happi- ness-S.

-—-ALBER-TON - Mr. and Mrs. Etrnest Champion of Charlottetown were motor visitors to relatives here last week. Thankrglving brought many to spend the week end at their respective homes among whom were Miss ltlarion Wilson, nurse-n-

sll weather coats for policemen, 5780-10-13-21.

-—EVER READY BATTERIES in stock. Big reduction in price. W. J.

. 5802-10-13-81 -—NORTH BEDEQUE d: FREE-

TOWN United Church, Freetown 8.8. l0; Service conducted by Y.P.S.

EYSIGNT EXAMINATION

Fitting and supplying Glau- “A

M!‘

Wednesday.

NEW GLASGOW

Arthur

30 fathoms of water off the Virginia Capes in the hulk of the lincr Mer- Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Dickieson, Ida- _ Richard and Master The flshpcddlcr, William Bright- mckleson’ New Glasgow’ were v15. wefl, was quoted as basing his claim no“ to Malpeque and Sea, View on his previously advanced state- ment that he is the son of the ill-

tranlng of the P. E._IsTand Hospit- al, Miss Jessie Lawson of the Can. Bank of Commerce, Charlottetown, Miss Ethel Oulton, student at

Business College, Charloitetown and also Miss Audrey Campbell, Messrs. Arthur Green and Ralph McRae students at P. W. C, Charlottetown,

Q.’ u. .1. MABOI | orroimraisr ' lvfr. and Mrs. Leslie Weeks, Elliotts, I°tt°~ Wm ‘ﬂed I“ 1927- I ml" nﬁwm‘ m“ were visitors to Royalty SundaynI _ guests of Mr. 8nd Mrs-

Sellick.

fated Emperor Maximilian of Mex- . m and Mm Harry weeks and lco and the "Mad Empress" Char-

Brlghtwells counsel said they had Edward served notice on the organizers of a salvage expedition now preparing to retrieve the treasures from the Mc-

Mr. Ben Oultcn, Acadia. College stu- and Mrs. son Grant of Summer-side motored to Mrs, Vernon

Mr. and

dent at Wolfville. Victor Travers young Albcrton on Sunday. England spent last week in Sum

mersidc where she was the E1165! h gt , My. Ernet Ha is.

ML Leslie ‘veeks, mm" M Eb dia that Brightwell is the son and of 01‘ b‘ 0r 5 5 TY “om, has recently Installed a 51x heir of Maximilian and Charlotte.

. and that they are prepared to fur- glcllngz; Eixngvéncgzlngglluaerzg: Iinish proof when the occasion arises. ‘vacation at her home here-A

Miss Jean Oulton, teacher at North Bideford is spending the Autumn

, -—BES'1‘ ITBAUA shot guns and long range cartridges, sold st . Bruce's. 576840-1841.

--LOST—Psir of black-rimmed glasses Monday. Finder return to Guardian Office. Reward.

—KENSINGTON AND FBI!- TOWN Presbyterian Church. Serv- ices for Sunday, Oct. 16th. Free- town, Sunday Schooi 2, service 3; Kenslngton, Sunday School 10, service 11. -W. M. B. Thank Offer-

O. Rhoad, B. A., Th. B., minister. —POST NUPTIAL SHOWER-A

number of friends gathered st the home of Mr. Joseph L. Perry on

‘Tuesday evening to tender a post '

I nuptial shower to Mr. and Mrs. An- drew Perry, who were recently mar- Qried. The bride and groom were the recipients of many lovely gifts. The evening was pleasantly spent in cards and dancing. A dainty lunch = was served and the best of good wishes extended to Mr. and Mrs. Perry for their future happiness.

—COURT NEWS-Mr. George M. Mathews, Magistrate for Prince County held court in Summerslde |

Ion Thursday morning. A man from Charlottetown charger‘ with driv- |lng to the common danger was jfound guilty and fined» 85 and costs. A party from Darnley charged un- der the Prohibition Act with the il- legal consumption or liquor was ‘found guilty and fined $10 and ‘costs. A Summeﬁide citizen was iflned a similar amount for a like ‘offense. One case for selling was adjourned for one week-S

~PORT HILL COUNTY COURT ,—-At the County Court at Port Hill jon Tuesday the only contested case (was that of Lea A. Ramsay vs. Pet- lfer .1. Murphy and Edgar G. Milli- gun action on promissory note for ;balance due $53.50. The note was ‘given for a horse and the dcfend~ Iant pleaded damages as an offset I to the note claiming breach of war- ranty on the sale. Judgment for

the plaintiff was given for $23.-—S

-—WEDDING BELLS - A quiet wedding was solemnized by Ven. Archdeacon White. D.D., on Wed- nesday evening at the Rectory, Summerside, when Miss Mary Olive McDonald, of Portage, became the wife of Mr. William Lloyd Milli- gun, of Northam. The bride, who wore a dark navy blue ensemble with hat to match, was unattended. The witnesses were Mr. Victor Ram- say and Mr. Charles Milligén. A host of friends wish Mr. and Mrs. Mvligan every happiness in the fu- ture. The happy young couple will reside in Northam.—-—S.

rcnsounns

—Mrs. James Tuplln and daugh- ter, Miss Oiive, of Black Banks were visitors to Summerslde on Wednesday-S.

—Mrs. Lester Gay, of O‘Leary, is a patient in the Prince County Hospital. Her many friends hope that she will soon be out and about again-S.

- was in Summer-side on Wednesday to hear the results of the bye-elec- tion of the Fifth District-S.

-~Miss Lillian Ramsay, R.N., oi’ Littleton, New Hampshire, is spend- ing a vacation with her parents, Mr.

day and night. Mr. Weeks also has’

his new bungalow almost completed.

Friends will be glad to learn that Mrs. George Stevenson, Elliotts, is greatly improved sitar her meat illness.

Itching.

Miss Harriett Weeks, Fredericton, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Rob- ert Milllgan, Summerside. N.

with them festered and scaled over.

noticed a change. my eczema an pim lcs were com Doane, Cape Negro sland, N. S.

LONDON FISHMONGER CLAIMS JEWELS SOUGHT BY SALV-

Eczema on Scal Caused Severe

‘~ ' was trou‘ ' ’ with eczema which broke out in a rash on m scalp and caused severe itching. My hair was dry and lifeless, and could scarcely get any sleep on account otihe irritation. I also was troubled pimples on my face which at times were large and red. Some of

"I began using Cuticura Soap and Ointment and In s short time I continued using them for three or {our weeks and

Soap 25c. Ointment l5 sud 50c. Tllcum 25c. Sold everywhere. Ssmllli (will "ﬂ- Addrus Canadian Depot: Lyman Agencies, Limited, m Si. Paul 5a.. W" Moulnll.

ealed by Cuticura.

pletely healed." (Signed) Shirley O.

AGE CREW

IDNDON, Oct. 11.-The Bimday

i, it C.C.M.Blcycle ‘ ' ﬁz¢5OClillMm

Dispatch says a London ﬂ-l- has laid claim to the $6,000,000 in the Jewels and bullion that lies

. A y . ‘ﬁtsovscolnts

Tonight iwn more lucky winners of

IIRE)! hieyrlrl will he announced. m Perhaps you'll hear torn. nunel . . If you don't, remember that you have r

u} good n chance an anybody n; b; . )riu~ winner in non weekw eontul l

BRUISES

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"Ease-non Verse.’- "M TIRED or l"l' AU- \‘M 60ml‘ our-

and Mrs. Robert Ramsay, of Tyne Vulleyn-B.

-Mr. A. E. McLean, M. P. and Mrs. McLean left on Thursday morning to attend the Parliament- ary session now in progress at Ot- tawa-S

-Mr. Hume Hopgood, of the su- pervisor's office, of the Bank of Nova Scotia at St. John, N. 13., ar- rived on Wednesday evening to join his wife, who has been staying some

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I Will Save

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Men’s Army Flannel Work Shirts in only and Khaki. Each 93G

Men’s Army Flannel Work Shirts

and Khaki. Regular

Extra Special In Men's Heavy Wool

Underwear. 2 piece. Per

garment Men’s All Wool Underwear. Red Label Regular $4.00 per suit. Spec- 3,0 ial price per suit u o Men’s Wool Socks. Special week 8 end price. 4 pairs for Men’s Wool Socks. Special week

end price. 3 pairs for . . . . . . . . .. Men’s Combination Overalls in lllue and Khaki. Special price,

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perpair... . . . . . . $1.35 ffiiizpiifﬁfii1iiT"§...P§‘T'T’TT $1.38

Men’s good quality Fall Caps. \ Special price, each

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Men’s,Red Back Denim Over- alls. Special price a pair

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" At Real Low Prices Thai

_ _ Look Them" Over Then tlome In and Buy

FRIDAY and sirunniv- WEEK END DAYS

l ocronca 15,33; A Week Endof I Specials for

You Money,

A special line of Drapery Cush-

ions. Each

Men’s Leather Working Gloves.

Special at per pair and . 29c 69c $1.49

A special line of Men’s Work- ing Sweaters at each . . . .

~'\’Ien’s Long Leather Coats. Special price each

$0.00 $5.95

A special line of Men’s Working Suspenders. Each .. . . . . . Men's Work Suits in Greys and

lirown T w e e d s.

Special ........... and Men’s Pure Wool Humphrey's Ban- noekburn Pants at $3.75, ill-i 00 and $4.25

Men's Moleskin Pants I

(Iottonade andlTweed Pants.

‘Special . and

A large range of l\len’s Heavy Over-

coztis. All sizes. From up I

.__._.___________ time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Smallman, of Summer- alder-S.

or Bible Class,

morning service.

16th: Matins, ll a. m. No Catechism Evcnsong, 'l p. m. Parents are requested to see that their children are present Capt. T. F. Kelly,

- The Working Man's__lieeds Are Always looked After at tlur "Large Store. We invite‘ Yo ur Inspection.

PRDWSIE BRUS LIMITED

For Good Merchandise at Lo west Prices

LONE MAN SCALES

at the

MATTERIIOBN

When a party of climbers and guides recently reached the summit

EASTERN GUARDIAN

..'R.ESERVE Thursday. Novem- ber tird for Bazaar and Supper under auspices of Ladies of Pres- byterian Church, Montague.

' 5815-10-14-11.

..'CHURCH OF THE HOLY

C. A., in charge.

Some of the overseas countrcs taking increased quantities of Can- adian wheat during the crop year ending July, 1932 over the previous year were the Unted Kngdom, British South Africa, Belgium,

of the Matterhorn, in Switzerland, they found a solitary Alpinist sit- ting on the top, 14,780 feet above the sca‘ lcvcl. He gave the name Mctzgcr and said that he had scaled the mountain alone. He refused the guides’ offer that he join up on their rope for the perilous descent,

-Mr. Russell Rogers, of Coleman. I

Trinity, (Anglican Episcopal): Georgetown, Children's Day, Oct.

erland.

China, France, Ita'y and the Neth-

to Zcrmatt, six miles away.

and he made his way down alone

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