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'rua CnARLoT'ri:TowN CUARDiAN NOVEMBER 3°-1936

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si>oNsoaEn BY: CATHOLIC woMEN's LEAGUE

HIL

CHEERS Fon _

"PASTEUR" STILL ECHO `

Warner Bros. Screen The Story nj _

i 'Another Great Hero of Huniruiily! '_

The thrilling and inspiring ilramii of iiisiory s ._

I immortal war nurse . . . who forsonl; the gililcii . 1

/.’ $3' 4*

'E27-` .`

gaieiy of Loudon drawiugwooins for ilie shell- - swept misery of blood-dn.-nclied batrlcticldsl "_-

eniliuriaxiic appreciation tint/ reception of a <~;

.i picture like "Th¢51ory ofLoiiis Pusieiir". . .iliis ‘~'

, great real-life portrait, proriiicefl on ilu' sunie

Without ller noble satrijiccs ilie muiierri Rei/ Cross might ru-ver have been Iium.' Wiilioiii your ..

f "li 1’ stirring scale, miglil never bare been screened!

i "\

[kr Hrnrl Was

` ‘Too Dig For

Une Man To

‘, Puuerrl Ons

World Was Too

1* Small To Share

All Her Lair

Y FRANCIS

as FLQRENCE NOIGHTINGALE ii

$1199 _

Ia Hunter

Dwooglps Q

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r===ozu,"5 §~mo-o irzznz

l~'%>m> <<rrF Qu zn F1:

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i.000 dircdni by Wm. Ili: :lj

A flrsl National i‘l¢\ure

an Tri

mr'-f°r~

rws News - Caivroox _ 1‘iiAvi;Loi_.~i~i; s nAii.v 3.15-1.00-s.4s P. si.

IODAY - TUESDAY _ WEDNESDAY 5

Matinee 16c-27c -- Evening 27c - 33C - £i8c ,

,;§lPR|ilcs Enwal

'_‘o`it.\'\v.»'iL1I- your( r‘oii`v'F`w.` I.`

The annual meeting ot Comwall_ 'fork Point. W0men's Institute was held at the home of Mrs, Jack Vickcrson. Roll call was answered with the name of a book about another country and nineteen members and several visitors were present.

Mrs. Waldo Bain presided and

after the opening exercise the re- ports of the president, treasurer and sick and school committees were heard. These reports indi-

. A Satisfaction

And A Beneit

You should be glad to know

that you need N0 help in see- ing. And glad again if you Rnd out that you D0.

The tint is a satisfaction.

The second leads to results that are beneficial beyond what is often hoped for. _

Do not overlook your eyel-

have them looked over.

G. F. Hutcheson .

_Professional Bards

“___ - »- -- - ,_--_.___

Lloyd, Egan & Go. Chartered Aeconntanh

140 Richmond Stlelt rhino iv. r. o. im is.

McLeod & Bentley W. II. BENTLEY, K. C.

I. A. BENTLEY, K. C. t Barrister: and Attorneys-at-la'

MONEY T0 LOAN ‘

M. ALBAN FARMER

B- A.. LL.B. I

BAIBISTIB. SOLlCl'i‘0l» BTC Kohl! T0 IDA!! .

Alex. W. Matheson UARRISTEIL !0l.l0l'l'0l» l'l'(` Money tobaan Oalaaik Dillon eo Great George ltrost-

cated that the branch has had A busy and useful year. Mrs. Frrrl McLaren reported that the girls' sewing club had been orrzariirccl and that Mrs. Gordon I\.'lclf»an v.':ll give instructions to thc M:~rirlf-'.=.'- bank girls, and Mrs. Hazen lio~.r:i:~d and Miss Lowllicr to ilu: Corn- wall girls.

The election oi' officers resulted

as follows: Prrwlrlciit. Mrs. Haven Howard; vice pi'c'=i<l"nt. Mrs. Wal- do Bain; sccy.-ti';‘a.=. ‘.\l`.:‘<. Jiirk McPhall; directors. Mrs. l~Iorni.i Mc.F‘adyen, Mrs. Mack Virkcizsori. Mrs. Fred McLaren: iiiiflltfiim, 11:*-s Laura Crosby and Mrs, Wald

Bain. Committees: sick. M- H. Drake, Mrs. Rribcrt .1i~'.rs»ll‘. .\li-_ Annie MacDonald, M.~¢;. Gai-iloii MacMillan, Mrs. William White and Mrs. Colin MePl‘.'iil: sclicol Mrs. Peter Scott, Mrs. W.‘.V» Ci-o“->;,- Mrs. Seymour Scott. Mrs Iicrb~i" Frizzell. Mrs. Aubrey McPlir.ll and Mrs. Wesley Bell. .

A short. program on the <iib_if~-t

of international undcrstaiiiliiizv.-:is given; paper. Your Son and War. Mrs. L. H. Drake; reading. Mis: Alice Howard: paper, Mrs. 1=';~.'~tl McLaren; reading, Miss Lillian Scott.

A vote of thanks. moved bv.\i:-.<.

Hazen Howard, was given to the retiring oificers, and responded to

.To

COAL

We are still selling Coal at the

new lovr prices on our high grade Coats, namely: American Hard Nut - - e- $13-00 Genuine Eoatrh Anthraclte - 12.53 Genuine Scotch Anihrldto

(Nut) -» - - -_ _ _ - 12,50

Dominion Coke - - - - - 10~00 oiii sydney S¢f=¢“°fl - '-° * ”~°” lnvorueaa Screened - - - - 3-75 Albion Nut, Stove, Lump -° -° Springhill Screened - - - Springhill Slack - - -' '“ Syrlncyilaek---"-’

8.00 6.50 6.00

50 cents per ton added to IIN"/2 'im mor so dm ¢f=°"\~

Courteod toamltera and careful dolivcrera.

W. D. Gillis Co.

8.50 f

...s 8ci.;i'a| iiuariiiai. » -; ' sums roDAY -3 DAYS --

IN THE

`;a» " '-3

by Iliff pi't‘.~`itlcnt, and the meeting was then adjourned.

Mrs. Hector Murchison invited

the members to her home for the Di~ci~inber meeting. A sale of ar- ticles siiitiiblc for Christmas gifts will be liclcl on this occasion.

Roll call is to be answered with

a Cliristniss verse. and Mrs. Colin McPliail. Mrs. Seymour Scott and Mrs. Peter Scott have been put in charge of the program. ,

Praises Author

For Her Novels

(Canadian Press)

LONDON. Nov. 27 - Arnold

Palmer in London Mercury writes of linzo de la Roche:

"Ten years ago the author was

' unknown save for a novel called

‘Dellghtf which iron a few apprec- iative review; in England and some scrintlailzed cues in Canada. Then she wrote ‘Jainai It had a good reception hc-ie and a still more cordial welcome in the United States and ri* its five successors appeared Miss de la Roche’s rep- utation lias grown not only in Fiigliincl and Aiiicrica, but also in Canada, the land of her birth.

"To the striking popularity oi'

tim long .-tory several causes con- tribute. What two other women- 'Henry Handel Richardson' and Mrs. Millin-have done .for Aus- tralia and South Africa. Miss de la Roche has done for Canada, with the noteworthy difference that she has described a Canada, which with its lauded gentry steeped in family pride and tradition, must have surprised the majority of English readers.

"Like the two writers just men-

tioiied, she is easily the most im- portant novclist produced by the branch of the English-speaking nation to which she belongs.

"But, iii the main, the explan-

ation of her success Iles in liar own qualities as a writer of fic- tion. In portraying a large fam- ily, very conscious of it; unity through all its wiclc ramiflcat'ions, she has, dclibvrcitelv or instinct- ively, cli:s;ii ii \‘.'i\rui, ccmniu.;al. passioizate, iariflily flowing life periccily :uitetl to her powers. Such a life.. affectionate and ac- rimoriiou... is necessarily full of ‘.»'cciie~;‘ and in the handling oi a donicsiic crisis, on a large or small scale, fcw \\'ritci's have surpassed her. _

"In spite of the periodical de-

nounceiucrits of her first book"- iherc the wr.i:~r fail* to note that

3 Mi.-ss tic ia iceciies first book was

P/icninn G0

We are in the market to

buy large quantities of un- finished chickens weighing 5 lhs. and trp dressed. If you do not want to feed and fin- ish your chickens, kill and ship lo us and you will find the average price per pound paid h_v us will be higher than you will rcceitve on a graded basis. If you finish your chickens and they grade Milk Fed A. or B we will al- low full market value. Ship express. Daily returns.

The Royal Packing Do. (J. D. Ji~:Nir1Ns>_

i Strike Report! ,_ , . _

j .Aditi iiiat A. 1. :vit-Lean will over-

"Explorers of the Dawn," and her second. “Posscssl0n")-"she is, in a sense, an old-fashioned novelist. Picking her way past many of the influence" which have aife ccl

DAILY 3.15-7.00-8.45 P. M. CONFEDEBATION LIFE INSUR.

ABCE. L-6798-7- 12-312.

she was Ahroka Crtaswi-:LL ron CHals'i‘MAs -yet she was worth millions! Ph°‘°8“ph""

POULTRY ALL kinds bought at

lull market \'a‘ue throughout the

year. Signed The Royal Packing

-yet she had a home!

Co., Charlottetown. L-688-11-24-lzi.

TIIE DOMINION LIFE ASSUR-

ANCE COMPANY have removed

she was their office to the Phillips Building,

Grafton Street. L-844-li-27-Zi.

-yet she got the man she loved! NOTRE DAME ma" TEA

Jane Wyatt ___ Louis Hayward sale of Christmas Gifts will be held

and

on Tuesday and Wednesday, Dec

IN THE ist and 2nd. L-im-11-za-zif

L UCKIES T nnsiiunaii 'ro ADvEiu‘rsEns..

A ,

- dvertisers are reminded copy for new advertisements, or corrections. must reach the Guardian 0iItce by

li A. M. the day previous to inser-

tion. Recently there has been a ten-

dency to` delay copy. enforcing ua to

carry' advertisements over to ad- vertisers’ inconvenience and disap-

pointment. Piease make a note --

‘_ ..._ , _ ' “Ads must be in Guardian Office by l ; I _~ °""' ii A. Mai" » L-ti. l

' .~~ . ` - _.l i

2 Lot 65, hcltl their monthly meeting . un Sunday Nov. lst, with a large attendance of members. The meet- ing was opened by prayer. The minutes of the previous meeting were tlieii road and adopted. It was

the modern iioveliit. Miss de iii voted that ii study club for young

Roche keeps to a tradition, robust- ly appropriate to her theme. in which Tliackeray and Gulswortiiy preceded her.

:neu be organized, and also a do- nation sent to the west to aid in 1 the building of it chapel in mem- ory of the late Margaret Jones. The

"It 15 not suprising that tha iottei-y of a set of dishes which

author of a chronicle so vital and vivid should bring it to a close the moment its sharp portraits are in danger of being blurred by imper- sonatlons on stage and screen."

Reach Accord In

Maritime Strike

(A. P. by Guardian's Special Wire)

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 27

was ,donated by the Chaplain was ‘ drawn for and the lucky winner ` was Mrs. Peter Clarkin. The prize , for the monihly lottery, which was ‘ donated by Mrs. John McQuald, was won by Mrs. Joseph Duffy. The meeting was than adjourned.

I\'I‘Il)l)ING IIELLS-A quiet wed-

ding took place in the Presbyterian l Cliiircli, November 25, when Miss

Alice Lillian Stewart, daughter of , Mis. Joseph Stewart of Sea View I iriis uiiitvd in niarrlage to Mr. Har- vey Woodside, sim of Mr. and Mrs.

-- Harvey Woodside, Clinton. Rev. Mr.

Negotiators announced completion i“.IcClai~y pcrforiucd the ceremony.

tonight oi’ another step toward set-

The blade wore a dress of blue silk

tlement of the strike of seamen crepe with blue hat and coat to and dockworkers while Government match. After the ceremony the authorities were perfecting plans SOHHS CCUDYC II\°l01`€d to the home to move food ships to Ajnska and of the bride where supper await-

Hawaii.

The conferees said ri tentative

ed them, only the immediate rela- tives being present. Previous to

9,¢¢°|-d had been reached |_,e¢“.(.._.“ her nmrrlngc the bride was tend-

coastwise ship-operators and rep

ered a shower by her friends in

resentiitlres of the cooks and stew: S” View Han where she was the

ards union.

recipient of some lovely gifts. Mr.

At the Same time' me Sovm and Mrs. Woodside will make their major striking unions began sign- hom” m Clinton'

ing contracts to man Government chartered emergency ships to Al aska, and the Interior Dcpai'tini=i announced the coast guard lin. agreed to "cooperate" in th movement of supplies to strike isolated Hawaii.

Deny General

(C. P. by Guardian's Special '.-Virc)

PARIS, Nov. 27-Rcpoixs of an

imminent general strike tlii'ou;;li-

out Franco were denied in ii state- ment tonight as the country mc- cd ii showdown between worizers,

employers and the Gs\'ci~iiiiieiii.

“The confederation lin' never

thought of ordering ri gviici-al

strike and does not even ciivi-a‘_-2 such an eventuality," this official. Leon Jouhaux, told the newspaper

Intrsnsgleant.

Premier Blum meanwhile ir.-

troduoed in the Cliainbvr of De-

puties a bill imposing conipiilsory arbitration of labor difficulties on employers and employees alike, bringing to a head a conflict bc- tween the two organized factions which has been brewing since Nov. 4.

Eastern Guardian

..'BUY ROBIN IIOOD FLOUR

now, you will not regret it.

. .'SUBSCRIPTIONS to the

Charlottetown Guardian may be handed to their Rept. Archie Hume,

Phone 47, or left at H. J. Mabonta

Drug Store, Montague. tf _

.’Tl~IROUGI'IOUT l-hc season

pélts will be received for the Prince Edward Island Fur Pool Limited by R.. W. Stewart, Clark

Brothers Store, Montague and J

A. Webster, 156 Rfrhmond St.,

Charlottetown. _ L-600

WORK FOR UNEMPIDYED

CUT KNIFE, Bask.-A project

has been started here by Rev. Fath- er C. E. Ares, designed to keep un- employed relief llsts. Tools, mater- iai and equipment have been in- stalled in a rented shop and work- ers are manufacturing cabinets,

wind-electric i;er\¢i°l1i0\'S. P10'-“F frames and gifts and novelties o various kinds. Revenue from Bale

13 to be distributed among the

workers.

My Cleaning of Silver Fox Furs is

_ FORMER ISLANDER. IN ' CHARGE - From unofficial ol- lt lliough thoroughly creditable sour- ‘l ces the News received intimation 0 that the large departmental store

' of the 2 Barkers Ltd., would con-

tinue to be operated in Amherst without any radical changes. Other businesses in town that were owned or Controlled by the late Mr. Bar- kci' will also continue along prcs- ent lines, including G. M. Barker, Ltd., and the Barker-MacLean M0- tor Co Lid It is generiuly undef-

sce the iiiiiiiagcmeiit of the Barker holdings with the assistance of capable incinbc-rs of the different ..iat`t`s. The intiinalion gleaned by .lic News today will bring to a con- -clusion iriuch of the speculation .liiit has existed in Amherst and iliriiiigliout the county, and also li.'ilt numerous wild rumors that iiii'.'e been current. The retention of the big departmental store in Am- herst will be welcomed by both town and county..-Amherst News.-Mr. McLean, whois an Islander and ii‘.ni'i'ierl to an Island lady has at liiost of friends here who will be interested in his business deal.

Miss Vivian M'.:Pherscn, R. N., 30

Caleb Street, Portland, Maine, ar- iivccl home Friday, November 27, to spend a two weeks vacation with lier parents Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McPherson, Darlington, New Wilt- shire.

Recalls Niagara

Marriage Centre

NIAGARA FALLS, Ont., Nov.,2s

-It was no secret that certain ministers 25 years ago did share wedding fees with hack drivers, and Lherc are some who believed the practice was carried on even after the resolution of the Ministerial Association, says The Review-

- _ The editor was discussing the Ot- t tawri Joumal‘s "25 Years A80 Comment" that said "the Intema- tional Ministerial Association of Ni- agara Falls, Ont., and N. Y., went , on record as being 'unalterably OD- ; posed’ to the old practice of min- iisters sharing marriage fees With l hack drivers. 'The Falls’ was then

known far and wide as honeymoon town, and the ministers were tak- i ing a. firm stand against 'commer- cialization' of the marriage cere- mony."

f The Review continues: "Many S couples who came here to get mar-

ried in those days had no particu- lar preference for a minister. All

they wan‘ed was to get rnanied as

quickly as possible before the ar-

istei- here and there did have some sucharnemnw e r

t its ii i< ii i -

lndorsed by the Best Breeders Ms' ,O QQHQ "fe ,eel “ V

"Not all ministers took part in

Have your skins cleaned and you will me arrangement, but some draws

realize i1¢Si. prices. found it a lucrative source of ex-

Prompt Service-Personal Attention

tra. revenue to be in the marrying visitors business. One minister used

G to leave wczrd-hwith is hiégigtdrgver or

someone a ome so e was a‘\vays available in a. hurry Fort- |

136 Kent St.-Morcll Hotel Warehouse ,,,,,,,¢,y ,how day, mv, B0," f.,}_

CHARLOITETOWN ever and nowadays_lt lsmecessarv

rival of interfering relatives. The

result undoubtedly was that a min-

to give three days notice before\

_ la wedding may be solemnized

C. VV. L._l\lEETING-Tl`l8 Cath-1

Clic \Vomeii`s League of St. Annc's, i

_ _ _ _*___ Y ' ,.;'.1 _ ___ -4

impressed With Those Splitting Headaches

Swedish Visit, A Symptom of Disease

(A. P. by Guardian’s Special Wlrc) ` SYRACUSE, N. Y., NOV. 28-MISS Agnes Macphail. member of Par- _

'I‘iia cause of headache is the accumulii

»i> of

llament for Grey-Bruce, Ontario

declared today that unless govern- B _ ments etiected "a more equal rlis- '

tribution of wealth, employment _ and leisure," the capitallstic sys-

tem would collapse.

Oomrnenting on impressions of

trip to Sweden. Miss Macphall said

ln' gains in piece* ol' eight.

l n

that Sweden has attained "an

telllgenl: economic system" giving gen ._1,e, ag; ms spanish gg its people “sustenance and havnt ernment had mint-cl ii large siiv H858." Rnd Bddbd that "U19 United coin that was current in tradi States or any other country would ¢en;,~e5 0| me W0;-ld, It was

such demimd that the British

She declared the fate of thc: Govermnerit merely restamoed

do well to copy it.

, _BHTERS f

R i ______.___. -__

tion of poisonous matter in the _blood whirl

reads with it, every ninincrit, to all piirl: the body.

This poisoning of the systiuii must hi

cleared up before you can get rid of tlii headache, which is a syiiiptoni of :in un healthy condition of the body.

Bomove the poisonous matter from tlir

blixsqod with Burdock Blood Bittcrs, then, ll 0 I.

more headaches’

United States depends on "whether [ for use in Meme England.

Mr. Roosevelt will continue

progressive policies.

“So called radicalism ln gove

mental affairs," she B-Serted.

and others from a complete c lapse."

i the Nova Scotia capital to reap

(C-P- by Guardlalfs Special Wir MONTREAL, Nov. 27 -James Carson, president of Montre loard of Trade, said today nece sity of the proposed wiiterwny fro

to the International Joint Commis- punch out a small piece of the c

sion at its final session.

"Territory adjacent to the pr

his The coin was in coristaiit c

culation in the United States and

m- Eastern Canada at the end of the “is 18th and early 19th centuries.

what is going to save your countrv was valued higher in shipp

Ol- ." te

national trade. Consequently Hal

fax merchants paid a premium for the coins and they became »~

2 y.

li°""°2|Tf="|¢ BWI* f i;::f.;.";.;°.‘;:.i‘; ...€°.1:.":.§‘:.s1,':...

to \\4

=- 1” STORES A

So serious became the sltuati Q

oi ' re

rzolnz because of its use in in

gather them up and ship th°m

profit.

L. long and deeply on the best me

s- circulation on the Island.

_ ni I-le hit upon a clever idea that iontreal to New York “is not ap- killed two birds with the one stone. :arent to us,” in a brief presented He \vould have his sllversmlth -

| '-0 Pass as 11 shilling and is - ui

o posed waterway already is mic. ation valued at tive shillings.

quately served by watcriviiys, rail

ways and other forms of transpo tation facilities. none of which

used to nearly its capi1clty,"~ Ca son said. ‘

"It seems to us lt wauld be in-

jurious to existing modes of trans- portafiom nombly me m,h.0adS_ cf Prince Edward Island was sol

which are suffering from lack

traffic. and further, it ivmiid Adu *‘°f'*’D¢=d Outside the isllnd and

,_ a consequence remained in cir-

to the already heavy burden ca

1'.

15 available Spanish dollars we

of ed. The mutilated coins were no

ricd by our Canadian t:ixrmycr,"lif~ °"l“U°“ “S they Were 1I\Y€Hd0Cl~

added.

Find Roosevelts

m0l'Ch3I\f. H. Caledonian, discover

EARLY

U-

ri ’ at

that Goyemor Smith poride d -

ln i.-.i .- e

outer rim would go into circ -

_ Accordingly, say; Charlott.etown‘s ' - i ,_ historian, Benjamin Bremrie all “ful Calendms'

P9 New Desi ns `

,_ gathered in and the work was cn- g

;;‘;)i;’;‘1lt?n?emv§('§;“]:“é§a;“ Uéellsland See the new KING ED- '

~ u y ex- i,

ccuted and the financial problem ‘VARD CALENDARS' .

' ' HiSl0W Provide; an anti-climax

to the story with a Sgotttsh an.

ccdote. One shrewd Charlottetown A beautiful CANADA `

'==®fT

it .

` i'i0P'

7 . i

‘"5 T ciiiirsirs .

... is BDUK and TOY .

7 SiillTli iiLiiUS I

al of keeping the spanish dollars in ~ `*

if 'ZOE

t, Hrinouinrcns , i

CALENDARS "

it for 1937 i

A large stock of Beau- "'

You will want one. Then

t we have CALENDARS .A

with local views suit- T. able for sending to friends abroad. Prices .

3 range from 10c each up. .~ ' ll CALENDAR. scotch- .i

Typical Ameri_callS ed 10 hi-9 J0y that the Governor man CAL E N D AR’ .

WASHINGTON. Nov. 29 - Th romance of Eranklin Rooizevelt. Jr.,

and Miss Ethel du Pont of th

e anti-

New Deal du Ponts provides an- other argument for those who hcl that Americas “first family” is ai

the centre piece from the "dough

was worth nearly two shilling; i

so America's typical family, writes Lm-,dm to be melted

an observer.

That the Presidents third so

should became engaged to o. nic

of men who spent thousiiads of dol- d t lars trying to elect Governor Lan- own 0 D don emphasizes the Roosevclts' practice of applying a typically Am-

erican tenet-“livc your own life.

The "riormalcy" of the first fam-

ily is mirrored at Hyde Park where

father curves the Christmas turkey, in the boys' occasional brushes with traffic officers, in the christening of a new grand-daughter, in a couple of trips to the divorce courts, in picnics with hot dogs and must- ard, in the family pew at church.

Nearly four years as the first

family has not removed the natur- alness of ii natural family, one in

But "the best laid schemes

so, legend relates, the depth of th

ada.

had been over-generous in cutting ai

n- l

stead of one. The merchant ac- Q etc' t cordingly commenced a. collection i '

G 01 the nunchlnss and when he had - a large shipment. sent them to

“ miw and men sang aft ii-giey" CU The ship that carried them v,-em

avy Jones' locker and

e .

Atlantic holds the secret of those interesting coins of Pioneer Can-

I-Iomeland CALENDAR .I

e nut-dollar". The resulting piece of 0|d Engl;md_ e[¢_, ,

i, Call early and make ;.

Q your selection as these , i CALENDARS wiii be »,

sold out early.

On sale at `:

0ARTER'S , soonsioar l

Ill MEBIGRIAM

MRS. KENNETH MacKENZIE

Mrs. Kenneth MacKenzie dledin

Brookline, Mass.. Nov. 20, after an illness of several mouths.

which each had ii mind of his own Bm" in P~ E- 1-- Clmlvla. daugh- ana knew now he wanted to uve.. NP Of Jvsiiipll and Sara Sober. sh

WRS S '

Each of the Ptooscvelts-observing, of course, demands of his high sta- tion-has managed to preserve his

individually.

Typical instances: John parks

it rc ent of Brookline for the

past twenty-five years. she made her home at 19 Winslow Road and later at 103 Abbottsford Road. a She leaves her husband, Kenneth

battered automobile at the White MacKenzie, P. E. I., Canada; s

House dcor and wears old cloth when he fccls like it.

Elliott buys a Texas ranch, fusse

05 fimisliter. Mrs. Reginald A. Bailey,

two sons. Fred L. and Earl, iiii or

si Brookline; a sister. Mrs. Henry

with Texas young Democrats, gets; price, Newca5¢_1,_._ N_B_",md tm,”

a new job and ri iic\v wife and, comes lioinc to famlfy dinners.

James mingics with crowds, sells.

insurance. makes speeches. go:-sl fishing, enjoys being his fathers al, ‘ p Mrs. Roosevelt scrambles eizils in a chafing dish, goes down into ii coal mine to look things over. builds furniture and inakcs ii spcccli,

The President goes fishing. cats-

bI’0i»h0rS. Joseph, Hanford and Charles (Sobey>, Maple Glen, N.B,, also survive. Services were con-

ducted by the Rev. Ahl D - hewitt. 5 ey ay

a hauburger and runs it nation. l Tum Your New F|'0Ck It's_ an American family. They, The Modern \`/ay

lead their own lives.

“Haley” Dollar »

Solved Problem , For Lt. Governor

(Canadian Press) i

One-time Governor Charles'

Douglas Smlih. if he were alive to- day, might sympathize with Al- bertans sticking on:-;cnt stamps on Prosperity Certificates, for the administrator of Prince Edward Island, hiitory reveals, had some monetary problems of his own back in 1815 which hc soivccl tn an ingenious manner.

His invention, not a mere paper

issue, but a coin with ii hole in it. became known as the Prince Ed- ward Island “lioiey doilar" now highly valued by coin collectors. The story of thc “lioley dollar" leads at once into the atmosphere of the Spanish Main and desper- adoes reckoning their ill-zotten

WAKE UP LIKE

A CAVE MAN!

Jump out of bod full of lilo. Say

hood-bye to dull, tired mornings.

sip yourself to glowing health.

lanlsh tha nonalllaa of modnn living. Do any with t od, alztdsh, had-taste, cad-

Il l . W ld

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nadlan doctor, r-a-tlvaa contain

oatraeu ol (ruin and lists and act to ttmulata Iva of rho vlr organs of tho Lady. amino tha olimlaagton cactus: so n poisons and o uri! % or iiamirui :gtkmm aria Ja.. fron- a-rlvea‘ unique lc adocta bring new energy. new health. Bo rry lrulua-rlvl oodaaciof oats svn-ywiun. Cast la tins-» Zdc. . For your own protection rafnao anyanhctimtu. lnHtan“l‘r\||\-a~t|nl."

Hemstilching

Pleating Tucklng

Fancy Stitching

PRICES ON REQUEST. PROMPT ATTENTION.

Modern Cleaners

161 Kent Street Phone 361

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SMEL TS

Buying from now until season ends ing. 75 Dorchester Street. Phond 1190. '

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Montague Reduction sale of

33%% on Dishes and

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Fitting and Supplying Glasses Etc.

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Buying poultry, all kinds, daily. Paying highest market

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FARMERS liTIEliTlliIi!

Now that tho harvest ls over and tho summer is ended

your next most important problem is the marketing °f V0"

Aa we have the beat facilities for brlylill. liindunl lm’

storing your Seed and Table Stock Potatoes in |1001 01° large and small rises with accom to the bolt Canadian. American. West Indies and South American markets we H0 In a position to handle unlimited quantities continuousl! throughout the season at highest market prices for cllh-

Whethcr you intend delivering at our Warcllollle lf*

Montague, at the Potato Shed In Georgetown, in clrloadl on the Railway Lino or by track, lt will pay you to get in toll!!! with ns before selling. c

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