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pCIOBER 10.1924 l

You Can Affordito Buy Those New

Wilton Rugs

We offer between 30 and 40 high class Wilton and Velvet Pile Rugs at the following extraordinary low prices-much below factory costs.

Size 6 3-4 x 7 1-2 ft. Wilton Rugs $47.50 for $29.00

l Wilton Rltig‘ in all over design on fawn g'round—a neat serviceable ef- fcct.

Size 6 3-4 x 9 ft. Wilton Rugs $57.00 for $37.00 $44.00 for $25.00

lll-op rose ground with .\l| over assigns m rum, m. slllall design In blue 10110111. . mull, ;;,-,,.n,.|_

_ -_ $50.00 for $31.50 - 'l‘wo lone Rug in rose ﬁlliltil‘r—.\llllilii all over design, -

Size 9 x 9 ft. Wilton Itugs $88-00 for $50.00 $84.00 l... $50.00

- < l‘.‘lli{ll -- (‘awn l mm t" U ' llanilstilnl. hieilitlllon Rug

;- .llllld desittn In blue 11ml ) _ WNW‘... 1., shmlus _ autlm‘l(l I rtdalnlnant slindel; ltltit; and fawn.

wIib lllilPk. _ $67.00 for $. 9.00 $623.00 for $38.00 liluo sﬁei-t ciullbimnl wlili

.\lI Ii\'I‘l‘< ili-ilgn —— lawn lfllwll shtidm (also In 9x12 (1.1

,"l-illllli willl iiivc in the $69.00 for $45.00

lil‘f4i"iii llaiiiisiiull- hiulberry ‘two

$84.00 for $50.00

](;('||_ pi-rfei-tly plrﬁli old - w "ll 1w l ni- rise bor- _. tliilfl i“\ll1lll ill i)» iluiiiv.»li'i.) "m" ‘Mm l" 9 X “"41 "l

$78.00 for $49.00

llilllliriﬁillQ Wilioil Rug Ill illlrk illue ilffi-i-t illl tan ilPtillllti. A uiost desirable Rug lroln the slilnilpilnlt. ilt‘ service, ‘

Size‘ 0 X 10 1-2 ft. Wilton Rugs p $05.00 for $59.00 . $73.00 for $48.00

ltlsi- ground with ileslgn Iu ’l‘\vil (one green with ill:- lllllo anti tan——_—very' Ilitndsonic sign in _tau sbailies outlined pm; with black.

$0n00 for $59.00 $78.00 for $50.00

llalldsome Rug In plain oiil llicb Mulberry twil itllll‘ rit-si- two llllig holder. (Also Rug Illl ovor ilesign. (Also 1:19 x 9 ft.) in ‘J x 9 It.)

$95.00 for $59.00 $78.00 for $49.00

\ v , _ Deep rose grilunil» Slllllll ‘lmmlmn deﬂlgn—rul’u on design In blue and cream, put- l)lill'i\' vi-ry llilllllSfJlllt‘. (Also lined “L pplok, (Also 9 x 10V;

lll It .\' 9 ft.) It.)

Size 9 x 12 ft. Wilton Rugs $84.00 for $55.00 $78.00 for $45.00

Milk rose ground with Fawn ground with roso bor-

Slllllii lltdﬁlilll in blue and i-rt-tinl outlined in black. (Also ti". Snlﬂll "Verllll lle-‘llgll- A bargain indeed.

ill 0 x1014, ft.) $78.00 for $45.00

liiirk blue effect with red and fawn in tho ilosigll. Very l'lt'il and pleasing effect. (Also in size 9 x 9 ti.)

Velvet Pile Rugs $37.00 for $23.00 $66.00 f0!‘ $42.00

lleilaillon tit-sign, deep red Three ilandsome ilesigns at vffi-i-t. Size 6% it. x 9 lit. this price and size 9 x 101/, It.

$75.00 for $47.00

Sim 9 x 12 f[,-»-I<}I11Ill$ll) Velvet Pile, fawn ground with design lll rose andgreen-roiie border wltll brown edgc~ :l Iienuiy.

Equally attractive Bargains in Brussels and Tapestry Squares Stair Carpeting and Hearth Rugs

Grails V—1 Annie Hsliiwoll, "lll"? to make its appearance in Margaret Mathews. \3 Rlcllllrll

s STANCHEL sci-loot. p."- month (Eilpttlnlber. . ' - . (lriltlu IX——1 icllwllrli White. Grade VII——- Mao llbmlilifily. _' r v ‘ gimp, Vl-—- Will Canicrtiil. i Margaret Cairns. , Grads 1V—~1 Mildred Dixon, 2 NEW YORK, Oct. I1.-—A roturn Clayton Humphrey-

"l lilt- lllilit is immlnunt. It. would Gratin lII—l Eliiiiibﬂtll CHIP-w- 1-’ the form of the little. tllht, round Kelly.

carried i; great

91" . . l i ‘ iii nlatcli tshc glut; ‘ - Ema Runy-

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'. ill‘ Ivlrs. Ali-t: .'\1:li:I.i~;ll|

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.> ‘ran onliiiiloillisrows GUARIHAN

iiir ‘llflllllll Iilllillllllilll l REPIIRI 0r REiilI MIINTHIY MEETING 0r 1IIE~Y.__M. c. i. iniilil

The regular moiilllly meeting of-Leagtie will Pﬂtliﬂtllllli.‘ the next

SHQP from Helium's Catalog

WATER RATE8—- Frlillly tho ‘i011: ls the last day for Paying water rates. 6802-10 9,in2l

CAVENDISH-Rev. J. B. Daggett will preach ill lhu Baptist, Church at Cavendish, ‘Sunday morning at ill o'clock. . l BRADALBANE CHURCH-Preaching service at 7-00 p. ni., Oct 12th. Please note "llllllse in time tor this service.

CHRIST I A N

CAVENDISH-Jtev. 1.13. Daggett at. Tryou will preach at Cavendish ut 11 o'clock Sunday ,0ct/12th ill tho liaptIl-l-t Church. All sire-cord- iuily lllvited to attend,

‘ HIGHFIELD SERVICE-Service =n tlli- Highflelil Presbyterian (‘hurt-h Sunday, Oct. 12. will be conductcil by Rev. J. E. Purdie at 3 p. lll. Sabbath Schilo] |1[ 2 Everybody ivelcblne to this (‘hurch

TRVON METHODIST CIRCUIT.

—Silniluy, Oct, 12th. Preaching

‘si-rvkies. Tyron 11 a. m. Crupauil 3 I). m. Victoria 7 p. m. Miss Trotter (l'rI‘s Work Secretary will speak at Victoria in the interests of young peoples work.

VERNON CIRCUIT —S(\r\'l(:8s as follows: Cherry Valley 10 u. m. anti p. lll. Sunday School l1 Vorlrul River 2.30. Sunday Stabool at 145. Afler public uiori-lhlp tho Sacrament ill’ tbi- Lorilis‘ Silppi-r ‘Wss Fraser of (‘bilritittetown will

; sillg iluring botll thi- afternoon illlil 1 (‘VPIIIIIK services. -

SIR HERBERT SAMUEL.—lIigb (‘tullinissiilnei' ill‘ Palestine. but: ll-I‘

_ Ullltlli not. to ri-llliifn another tel-lll lll l‘ iiificw. after his ]Il‘I.'il‘1li tirlll i-x l piri-s iii hint-ch 1925. I tls said Hi1 , Herbert wishi-s til di-villi- billisel. ' to literary wiirk lll-ltd’ b1; rPfiiiJﬁl

‘l, ition.

INTERESTING 7870C IAL.~~— ‘I'll--

\\'. M. S. of Murray illlflltll‘ tiiiuih. l. ill'lll au .llll'lill lilirilli Ali tlii- llllllli uib-tlaii Foliage" Wit-lll Hitnds, on Wl-ililc: iiay. Sept. 1711i. blush‘ was furuisil. a-il on |)ill)llIl1{I‘il|li| whili- tbl- pun"!

.- giilhi-iwl. much iii the t‘lljilylll\‘ll.

of Illtlse who UUIIII‘ 1.. pay jull ll

lfillt‘ to help Ibi- illlss.i 4 l ’1'l|i- ittieeiiui; (I|lt‘lll1i

Mr Ili-nry Ii}. iil'l'il;|lll i

llllll‘, I‘l'ug|':|iiii|ii. \v:|.;

11p llillg ilyuln. "What A (lailli I‘

i lug." Rev - ‘on by NlIIIL-I‘ Jilitiilli

Sillgll 'l‘|ll- (lid illllﬂiPtl (‘l'\i:~.

R-Hltatultl by .\Ii.-.-l Ruth llreliziilt

ilio and '(Thil|'n.~i by Mr. Henry

‘I'm, Solo by bliss Lin-y Philips,

zit‘ l1 by Mrs. Ali-s. MJULPJII

Slvei-t Plluce. ltv-l-Itatlilu

. M. I). Jlaicllilllulli, (‘ills lll,

"I nlu Ready Arc You.‘

"‘l'\'lli by

e uhd lll-l

persons who wort,

lplesient. did nlnplu jusiiri- til iht

lgooil things provided. Allliing (hust-

‘prosi-nt vri-rie-lfcv’. M. i)

. i at. UOllllili and Mrs. iilucblouultl

{Mill-my RIVPI‘, also Mr. J. u

Stindny Sithiliil. ‘. The relnulndill‘ of - ilvenlilg" was spent ill Klillhib

ans who took .ill import lnt [NIH in the ililtffiililllllLkll. A vote oi‘ thanks was teudcrieil to 111i. ill Mrs. Alec MucLeztn, whIch. ' in itsi-lt‘ testified to the enjoyable evening silent by young and old. The Pri-slileilt Mrs. llcrhert. " Ilrrllilllt also lillillktifi those present for tili- cilntributiou irhicil lalnountt-tl til UVOIIIY-B-(IVUII dollars and sixty fir its ($27.65). "Good NT-{hl Ladies" UﬂilUil the lllost plcsazit cvilning silent for some time.

CONSTIPATION

gilt-s, illlii energy. pep and vim return when lnklilg

' CHAMBERLAIN’S TABLETS

Kemp ulolinu-li “rut-diver ran-tires- lmirslii regulur~tiilly 2hr.

It la our desire, i! ill ﬁmgs. ta serve our customer. in every way P°"lbl°' Tl“ Footwear on sale here his

" been carefully selected for high quality and authorita- tive style. Our salesmen are . courteous and helPlill- Th" are “way; glad to assist you In choosing the right Shag for each occiﬁliiﬂ- W° want you to take advantage of this service.

1'3‘

TRYONJAPTIBT PASTORATE. —-Scr:iccs ou Sunday 12 inst. as Iullows: ’1‘ryon at 3 p. in. Bonshuw at 7 p. in. J. B._Duggett, Pastor.

NEW GLASGOW CHRISTIAN cHURcH-fpfﬂllﬁllillg service i 11.00 a. m.. Oct 1211i. No service In the evening. ,

HAMPTON CONGREGATION — PrcuchLng services torOctobcr 12. Bunshaw at 11, Hampton at}, and Tryon at 7. ..V1iss Trottcr,_Secret» My for Young Ladils‘ work will spunk In llampton at. 3.‘ A cordial welcome for all. '

iLECT 0FFICERS.-lSlianirock Division, No. 130, Kevnsington, one of thc best divisions 0t S. o T., held a vi-ry pleasant meeting n their hull tin Oct. 0th. A goodly number of the nlelnbers were present and a very [)l‘0i'ii.‘dl)l(.' evening was spent as Iias hen the case in precueedblg meetings. Three nuw members were atldeil to the roll. The nlelllb crs believe that there ought to be no discharge from the ranks of Fem lerince and electuil the follow. .llg officers for the quarter: W. P Brother Evans Ingles; W, A Brothel" Bruce Durllling; R. S. Bro. Archie; Rtunsay; A. R. S. Sis. Plllle Blsnnlore; '1‘. S. Sis. Lillian lngles. Treus, Bro. John E. Bernard. Jhip. Bro. John R. Sharp; Con. sis. Martha Somers; A. ,C. Br.» TIP/RIMS. Somcrs: l. S. - Isaac Walker, O. S. Llnsie Sharp; P. W. i‘. Lloyd Howard. ’l‘hc following llt‘llll)l‘.l'rl will be delegates to tili- (lrnnd lilvlslon to be lit-Id at New lllilsgtiu‘, Oct. 17th. Archie Itzllllntij; ll>llll R. Sharp, Shnlnroirk.

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STOCK QUOTATIIJZIS

IlAl.l1<‘A.\'. Oct, ilrdhlotntiolls .:l1I1iSiil‘(i by Ward A’: Johnston, .llt‘illlll'l‘.~l hllinlrenl Slot-k Ex change,

Iii-ll ‘lk-It-pllille . . . . . . . . . . . .. Ills lii‘Illl||)l()y| . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . '- .~ll.. 1.11 wri-tii-i- Flour . . . . . . . . . Jttznvn Poi-vet"

Cuba (‘line Stignr

It ubzt (‘zine Sugar Pfd.

|.'nu Alui-rlcail Pctroioiiin

.1 iiilltnvszl

.-lilanisll Rivi-r i-iiln, . Stet-l (‘iiulpiiiiy ut' Ulllllil .1 ... lirltislr lillllpirie SIPPl 1st fellulntis

.\liilihi

lshllivinignil

ivillllilllilit‘. Pulp .. Sitnilditlil (leneral Idle lu .. .‘ liiltllllli Sieitinslntl (foul. .. .‘ ladilln Sti-alllsillil Pfd. .. .-\.‘§llt‘.\‘iUl; (foul. . . . . . . . . . . . .. lioilllnlon llriiige .. . Montreal Power Winiiippg ldlec

.\litliiltial iirewil

Atlantic Sugar .

AllilllziOll _ . . . . .. .

Am. Car & Foundry .

~Aln. (fur a Foundry . . Alll. Iloctillliltivi- . . . . . . . . . .. Aul. Sllllitiilg & Refining .. Anaconda (‘upper . (filnadiau Pacific Ra. wuy .. New York (Jentral . . . . . . . . .. (fluclble Steel .. International Paper .

Kelly Sprlugflclil ... .. . Mux Petrolcilnl . . . . . . . . . . . .. lllternzltiontll Mer Marine. .'. Press Steel Car . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ ltt-atliug . . Southern Pacific Studebaker .....

Union Pacific ..

IlhJt Cobber ..

II. S. Steel

U. S. Industrial Alcohol

‘MONTREAL EXCHANGE

193-1 Victory . . . . . . --— 19311 Victory ...

1922 Victory 1937 Victory . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

BANKS

Bank Commerce . . . . . . . . . . .. 1510 Bank Royal

Bank Montreal .

Bank Nova Scotla

Wheat. Dec. 150%; May. 155: July 137%.

Corn. Dec. 113%; May, 115%; July. 115%.

Oats, Dec. 56%; Milly, 61; July

591/4, . Oct, 108%; Dec. 155m: '84.

..i__._;Qg-____ GERMAN HARVEST OUTLOOK

Possible Shortage Covered Already

by Purchases Abroad

Berlin, Oct. ilr-Tilﬂ food and agriculture ministry has denied ri- pnrts that the German harvest out look is alarming. A decrease in Ihe entire Ilarvest, including . grain. vi-getables anii 100d, Is estimated

"E5. at 20 per cent. over lust. year.

Wheat and rye crops are nstimﬂteti at 11 per cent. less than 1923. and thv general grain harvest only 5.4 per cent. under l-asi. year's exCPll

I Ponally good crop.

Tile nllnlstry asserts that it

I '- llus no thought ot reintroducing the

brenii curd rationing system. The

' possible shortage. it was explnlni-ii

ls ulrenily covered by arrangements

v for purchases of grain abroad.

Patent Leather’ Oxfords

Of nice qloluy black, are much In avldalco, our pricca

for patent iloathar oxford: are f~ 84.25. 84.15, $0.50. $8.00.

ALLEYlldlEll _ LQLIML!

FAHHIQNAEC '

hum-l ‘Grado n-1 Leigh clmeroii- I,

o-owxo Have Your

‘XMAS Photos Taken At The BAYER STUDIO

0004000640 o hilt. _ _

the Hoard oi’ Directoit-l o1’ the (Bhar- Icttetown Y.M.(‘..A. was Ileld in Lbe building on Tuesday, Oct. 7.

Vics-Presidetit 1’. W. Turner was In the chair during the ilrst part or the meeting. During the second pnrt [liq chub- was occupied by the President, Mr. J. ‘A. Clark. Others present were R. H. Jenkins, W. A. Stewart, D. i". Bethune. J.-» A. Mc- lilllzurtrnd H.,-l11l])i.i_lUl'llI‘.. .

The meeting opened by Scripture iiPllllllig by Mr. 'l‘iu'_ner and prayer by the Secretary.

Minutes of the last met-ting read !lll(l approvoil. The secretary also told of meeting in September, at \\'lIiLli Mr. Patton was present.

Reports

‘fill.- iinant-ial report was read by 30in. Chairman Stewart and iidopt~ ed.

The lnelnbcrsillp report was giv- ‘ll by the (ltneral Secretary in all- 41911113 oi’ its clitilrmatl.

1023 Junior members _ 9S lriterlnediutes Sttldent members . . . . . . .. 30 33 Idluitezl members ieliiill" lnclllbers liuslnirss iuiiu

'l‘ile llUllrlé! (llllllllllilPll Report was given by the (liunniittiria Chair» until, I). l". lli-thuue. and itiloptetl.

(llllntrs ilUlllllllilUP Iteport was wlbmlttteil by illi- (iPIiPPili Slleriltztry lllil Mr. Lilptllorilir, and npproveil.

'l‘llll (Ii-uernl Se-retalys Report (JVIEFL-(i all activities iii‘ iihe Aslo- riation ilurlilg the. summer mouths llld oolltllilleil lllucb iuiornllltion

inzluy PAIW-‘llt-lil

1 Elei-ri-tnry was lllrlll'lllil'tl to

lrll-it-q i1 10110!‘ (if (hunks. [ii the

‘..\‘.R. fill‘ the gift of a RailioSi-t. Nit-etilig adjiuirneil.

Report of General Secretary for Iuiy, August and September, I924.

I'll tho Pl-i-llliii-llt and Board (if i)lI'('('l(ll‘S.

rllrs, 'I'bl~l ri-pilrt will d~-:il lrlelly \vltIl the work 0f your Ari oi-izltitnl iluring the sunlmi-i llillli s. As usual. ulueh oi‘ lllli .\'iil‘l\' ivas taken out of the build ug and n fnlrly lilrge. outdoor pru» ,'raiu was held.

Juul- saw the i-Itlul- of the Still lily evening sillgsiillg, and also illl llv Ilmvllug leagues.

The liiiivling lmagtii-s were hrotighl ‘o l1 rlilsie with a big Sports Picnic

weld lit Pownal on- July El, when

.5 buwllclus and their friends en- UyVIi a varied ilrtigrilln ilnringlhi‘ ifti-rlliliiil and (Welling.

.\IIlitill (lamp, July 1d lto 15, was lttilnilild by your secretary and ii ulullti-i-l- worker, Harry Craswell. \ reizrilation tent with games, read. ligand writing luaterial was erect- il. Riev, (l. C. 'l‘tiylor hntidlirtl Illi- luolliillzbt S vii-en thait. were helii, is your secretary was only able to It} tllerilzu short time.

Provincial iioys' Camp. This amp of 'l‘il:tis Boys from all over his (‘Till of the island was most luccessful, while the number at- Lending was not large ilevcrtlitflcss

,_ »'.'he quality ot‘ thi- boys was an out- P‘ ‘ ititniilng feature. Tho total uulubcri "11"" 0i _ 13 buys and 7iwho was with us (or two and a

ti. camp was 15. ‘eadcrs.

We have now secured our own equipment for the Work Board in conjunction with the Girls‘ Work Board. at‘ the equipment purchased this year was $1100.

Tile Camp site at. Waterside. Pownal, was an Ideal site. only it is not centrally located to be of lnuch use to the boys of Prince County.

Athletics. Our physical depart- ment transferred Its energies to the athletic grounds, where special training was Elven to our boys (or all the different events In which they were to compete. *

We feel that we have quite number of younger boys who will

various competitions. Nltllnerous other physical activities also took place.

Iiuililillg. During the months the Ilouse Committee and flames (Iolllmittee were busy llav» lng their inlprovelneni programs

Tvpilifil lllitl X13111‘ Hi1‘) VHF)’ IHIIIIPPUIIS

plete than your committee thought. However. In the course of ton days be imlnpletcd and our regular schedule ill operation again.

The following is a list of the. general repairs (tart-led out: Roof and sidewalls i-olnpletely overhaul ed and ~pnt in good condition. New water ilonduetors installed on front and side oi’. building. Two old chimneys romovoil. l-‘ntlr now drip stones placed In‘ front. oi’ the bullil- ing. All windows in building re- palredl anthem necessary. New . win- iiow guards and back-boards placed Ill gymnasltlnl. Folding doors (ail- ditionnl) placed in Board Ronni. New dressing room built over old cellar. Old (lressing room convert- sd into a boys‘ reading mid recrea- tion room. (‘ellnr concreicd around boiler and firing space. lllactvlc wiring. repaired and installed lu several new plat-es. Two new alleys purchased and one til be Installed by the 15th of October. Our present alleys have Iieeu thoroughly over- hauled and are now as good all new.

This has been an extensive rc- piilr and building list, but your House and (la-mes Committee tt-el that the demand has minds every

carried out. The inlprovements and ,

sn-l-girstiiilis. _

l l-eiilrniiig August 20

week.

Ilnrlng the summer very little. bowling was done. indications al- ready "point to a busy season for our three ‘alleys. '

Billiards. _ Two 01 oilr billiard tables have been coulpietely over- Iiatileil and the third is undergoing repairs now. I

The tables were in diemaud alll lllfvll-gh the summer, wilth (bi-i stillients and school boys bat-k’ there is greatly increased delnallil.

Melrnbiersblp. Our menlbi-rsllipl eontlntles to incrcast- and with a! small campaign for student lllcln-j bers we feel that our lniltnbersilip, will again reach a high level. With the redeeming of melllbiershlp pledges given during the May cullr Illllgil We slliitlld lsooit rent-ll lilU (liiil lilark again. l

Finances. As usual during the summer receipts are a1luostilil._ still wi- are able this _l'ezir to ri--- port quite a little gain over In»! year. 1 Our overdraft was a Iittit- loss on Sept. 30th than last year, and our accounts outstanding about the 5111116.

It tieeiis a real effort on the part of the directors ln helping thi- Finance (folllllnittcl; suture ‘LlIUUUi-

. standing pledges ivhii-b amount to

llilariy $1.200.

Committee Work. Several ciini- nlitli-es have un-t. during tlii- tinni- iuer and It is thi- l'l’ll‘lltt.li wish (Iii your staff that ‘the chairlunn of the] various ctitillultters will (‘illl their uii-inbi-rs tilgi-Illi-l- in the tlvilr fu 11111‘, in order that. the lliuasinliw work will get 1Ill(it‘l' wily with a swing. '

Meetings. Many uleiltillgil \\'rl't“ Ileill lll our riiiinls Ill1l‘lllg'i.llv- : . l three lnotilhii by the tilllilwlng‘ organizations: lleiltists’ s:ill.,l’li> iestnnt (lrpbanagi- Auxll \, (‘:iii. Order o1’ Ftlriislsers. sr'~\i al fox l'(llIl panii s, (lbnutauittizi ii itiltiirs livi- 0 six little-s, Silt-in] Si " - Fillin- i-il. lloy Si-otit lui-eililg fiir .\ilr. Les- ter, Abbie foothill] tilt-cling.

Stan‘ NOIPS‘. .Vlr. Walker left flu" a two iliotltils li-uvi- nf fIllSPliPr! n. grautedby thiyiiiiziril on . " h!‘ sptut four w i riuuliuel" til-boil]. l r helped by hi:- ﬂilPlllllillflt tilt-re.

Iluriug bl.l aIiii-nui: .\i1',.l2lll|t‘." (‘ninpbi-ll was itukeu on the staff.

tiiln very much, _-.-, flI .i Si. John iillli vi. ting his lllilihi-l‘ and sister ill Huston. _

While nutty yilltr stuff bzid a great. iipporttiujty ilf visitlilg Illilll)‘ illtber Aslioiriations and set-int‘. tbi-ii‘ work Iii-lug carricil illl.

Radio. 'l‘bl‘ough the kindness (if Sir ill-nry ‘Fhorntoll, tlll- (‘. \‘ ‘. established an A-i Radio Ri-i-Y . ' Hi-t in your Asst ilitioil lt is in- deed a willcolnc innovation 1111110111‘- llial will give pleasure til nll lllll‘ members both young and old.

lt Ii-i our inttntWn to forul n Itadio Club uuil ha.» oistiulwtiiinill HECIIITPS. '

Mr. R. R .IIall, of NlliliiftHll, t‘. .\'.R.‘Raillo lilxpert. inslzilltil tlli.» set llnd at all times it is giving great satisfaction. .\ii:illy thanks are due Mr. lllall for his work i.“ connection with the Itadiii Set.

Visitors. Your Staff wish to lll knowledge the visit oi’ Mr. '1'. Ii

soon be making their mark in thel

I sum met"

and tilt-y took more time to coluq

now it is fell that everything will‘

repair undertaken a necessity. Bowling. Two leagues Ire al-

ready organized and will open their

schedules on Oct. 8th. Tho City

the National Council.

ball’ days during which time h‘

went over with your secretnritas

pimp B0ys'l(h0 various phases of our work. I again wi The vuluelstund at the threshold of a 11‘\\‘ season, new tasks face us all. niuvlicft side it was found that problems are to be solved. Manylapyicllilix iviis on ll - li-t‘.

In General. Once

The Hall-Mark’ of Value

HE name Sunli t on Soa isthe T Hall-Mark of %alue. Siiniight means absolute purity, for it is all soap, through and through. This means value for every ounce of it.‘ Only the ﬁnest- natural cleansin oils are used in the manufacture o

Sunlight Soap.

Tllc name Sunliﬂht on aoap medll absolute value. Every particle oi cverylublet is pure soap. There . is no waste. Being all soap. it is economical. Buy Sunlight today.

Lover

' Brothers Limitad Toronto

nlcnnirs

Jilack Twist t The Big Juicy Fig

The Tobacco With a Flavor all

its Own HICKEY & NICHOLSON T()I}AC(‘.() COMPANY, LIMITED

(ll lal-lottetown

Chewing Tobacco .,

O-OQQ-O-tﬁ O-o-ro-O to ovOtow

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SUPER'1‘1iVlS'i~

VEN ii balloon tires gave

you Icss mileage than high- prcssure tires, they would still be economical because they so lengthen the life of your car.

Were it not ior SUPERTWIST you would have to sacriﬁce tire economy for car‘ economy.

SUPERTWIST is the elastic new cord fabric developed by

Goodyear means Good Wear

and uscd only by Goodyear. It for o-u-t-s-t-r-c-t-c-h-c-s the breaking point of ordinary cord fabrics. It enables Goodyear Balloon Tires to give you long mileage as wcll as comfort and car saving. SUPERTWIST is built into Goodyear Balloon Tires oi both kinds—-to ﬁt new wheels, or the wheels now on your car.