- .. The , World Famous. \-_ "" "J5 "woo-w . 1, .‘,'Ounce of Prevention” ‘ aduiiorsuoioooiooo, ’ of Water dail .

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To gain a new zest for life and its duties. test ENG toi-‘yourseli . . . just a dash in a glass of waterevery ' morning for a few days. But remember. there is ' y one BNO. refuse substitutes; then y will know that you have . the safer dependable, non-habit-fcrming health beverage.

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A shrine has been burl: in a. hollow remodeling oi iortiiications on the trunk oi a tree betwen Dieppo and

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October 11th. I 7 p. In. oois-io-a-zi.

Swine Sale.

mcyning at o o'clock. 9009

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place latter part of October.

" A FORMER CHABLOTTETOWN LADY-The death, occurred in Bright- on. Mesa. yesterday. at the home o!

several years oi failing health, oi Mrs. George Higgins, iormeriy oi this city, who will be very kindly remembered by many relatives and friends. She leaves to mourn iour sons. Watson J.. oi the Charlottetown police force; Fenton. oi the C.N.R., City; Wilfred. oi Cleveland, Ohio; Eric, oi Newton, Mass. to all of whom sincere sym- pathy is extended. GORHAM—LONG--A quiet wed- ding was solemnized on Saturday ai- temoon, Sept. 2B, at the home oi the bride's parents, Long Reach, when Rev. E. Murray Hathaway united in marriage Blanche Marian, youngest daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. John T. Long, and Stanwood B., eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Gorham, also oi long Reach. The bride. who was given in marriage by her isther, looked charming in a gown oi white flat crepe, with veil and orange blos- soms. She carried a. bouquet oi roses and asparagus fern. Mrs. G. W. And- rews played the wedding march. The

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l Momasai. H. C. Coughtry , I'.3...”‘.‘.‘.".'2"lv..‘.."§‘..'.i’i‘.‘é“é..o‘i”..l‘ﬁ‘il‘...i”...fi".l.oﬁi"i‘f.l alpd eicia in wuum Canada. We assists orders on all enhances. $319k! department for: industrial and corporation financing. l!

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g-Whiie Underlying 4 _ Values Have Increased

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I Bo ds on-‘tlie a , give better returns

' an: a larger margin o investment safety now

i than ior many {ears past. Current prices are

j such that boa s can bought not only fig good yields but. also with unusual prospco oi appreciation in value.

° ' I I ' 1' Inoestnmitl Recom- al oeulars oi a mnnberqi |,gq-g¢i;iv_ely-pri_ _ ties oi sound utili-

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house was beautiiully decorated with plants and cut (lowers. Alter the ceremony a bountiful supper was served, and later in the evening the happy coupleleft by motor tor Char- lottetown. P. E." L-St. John Tele- graph Journal. ._____.______. Spl-ay your Fox Pens with IZAL.

::Miiler's worm Powders are the medicine ior children who are round suiicring from the ravages oi worms. They immediately alter the stomachic conditions wide: which the worms subsist and drive them rrom the sys- tem, End, at the same time, they are tonical in their eifect upon the diges- tive organs, restoring them to health- iul operation and ensuring immun- ity irom further disorders from such

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cnrrrmn omuilhrrs came conducted Wbootor. Aster at the ma. oroei. so Grafton Street, Friday. sosb-io-znu

POTATO MEETING-Messrs Thom- pson, Psppin, Mcliierlane and Boult- erwilladdressamoetinglnAr-man- dale Hall, Thursday, October 10th at

PRINCE AND KING'S COUNTIES ihave too many oil-type sows. Ship your old, heavy shouldered. one. and get a good one at the Charlottetown ' 9085-10-0-11.

PATONISTOBI will be closed t0- day in preparation for their 80 day liquidation sale. Reopens Thursday

ENGAGEMENTPMT. and IMII. B. C. MacDonald, Bellevue, announce the engagement oi their daughter Bessie Goss MscPliee to Mr. Hugh Marﬂn, son oi Mr. and Mrs. John S". Martin, Kinross. Marriage to take

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her sister. Mrs. F. C. Lomas. aitor

quired oi the owners. ‘ A case or the

was heard. and adjourned ior iurther evidence. '

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‘Sabbath. Oct. 13, 1929: Dundas at ll a.m., Iorna Valley at 8 p.ni., Cardigan a1. '1 pm. Evening subject: "The Pro-

DIVIOI. 3A.. minister.

SPECIAL MEETING-A special meeting oi’ the shareholders oi the

the Creamery on Wednesday. October ninth (0th) at seven thirty (7.30) p. m." ior tho purpose oi voting on the furnishing oi dwelling accomodations for buttermaker. All patrons and those interested are invited to attend. Geo. H. Calibeck. President. B05-2-3i _——' s VISIT NATIVE PROVINCE-Rev. R. P. Alexander, M. AL, oi Tokio, Jap- an. W. W. Alexander. M. D. o’! Mont- real, and Rev. G. iL-Alexander oi Albion, Michigan, three brothers, ar- rived by motor car last week on a vis- it to their native Province. 1t has been iorty years since the three were together although individually they visited Prince Edward Island within the past iiiteen years. They are the sons oi the late George Alexander oi Stanhope. and out oi a family oi Six. two others are still living, Miss Bes- sie Alexander and Mrs. Mellett oi Alberta. one sister, Mrs. Rushes. died at covelieaa in 1m. OFF FOB. NEW ZEALAND. — Mr and Mrs. J. L. Thomson had a sur- prise visit irom their grandson. Mr

to beasent for the C. P. R. at Weil-

hurriad visit to Charlottetown to take farewell oi his grandparents. He 16ft osain yesterday momiiig. Mr. Campbell has made rapid progtgggln the C. P. R. service, and all will join in wishing him still iurther success In tho distant part of the Empire, to which he goes.

BALDWINS ROAD WOMEN'S 1N- STITUTE.—Meeting was held on Sept. 2s. at the home o! Mrs. 'I‘hos. Baldwin. liiitcsn members and tour visitors present. Roll call was an- swered by diiierent uses oi_ apples. Minutes o! previous meeting were read and adopted. A vote ct thanks was tendered the Morell Rear Dra- matic Club io: their promptness in staging their play, “The Old New Hampshire Home," on the night oi Sept. i8, under the unfavorable con- ditions oi weather and roads. 'Gen- eral bus‘ was discussed. Two members were appointed to canvass Cardigan Head district ior Sanitori- um iunds. It was decided to have a dance in the school on Oct. 1. Aiter tho mevtlﬂs ‘adlourned lunch was served by the hostess. The remaind- or oi the evening was pleasantly spent in songs. music. eto. The next mwtlnr will be at tho home oi Miss Irene Cairns. Roll call to be answer- ed by “Where I would like to travel.”

.i_________ Ior cleanliness and healthinela nae IZAL

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m PERSONALS Give eve", The "Iv serious illness oi M1l' I radio its "James Stewart. xent Street. is re- orted. .

best " __ h Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Durant moi. c ance ored irom Summersida to Wheatley River. and were guests oi Mrs. Annie

w, ates why W100i! Pldloon. Wheatlsy River.

manufactures Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Paquet, Tessie,

- THE CHAR OTTETOWN GUARDIAN

I roucr: cerium-At trio policeIE L ' c "test-I court Yesterday morning three dogs aytlg o

which were caught running at large“ were ordered destroyed and wit! rt-

unlawiul sale oi- intoxicating liquor PBISBYTERIAN SERVICES. ior

‘b10111 oi the Atonement." Rev. W. E.

Tryon Dairying 00., will be held in

Charles

Thilmlon Campbell. oi the c. P. n. 111' Karim City. oi which he ‘was dis- trict agent He has been promoted

insion. New zealand. and made a

Notes on the Prinro Edward Island mg Laying Contest ior the W“! endingOct. 2nd, 1929.

Mr. S. R. Pendletoifs B. R., pen l9 led the contest for the week with 41 eggs, 48.9 points; ‘The Experimental Farm, Charlottetown were second with 36 cuss, 44.3 points and Mrs. J. H. McPhaiYs B. R. pen 20 were third with 87 68KB, 43.5 Pﬂlnts. Mr. SPR. Pendletorfa B. R. hen No. 6 has taken the lead ior indivi- dual production with 273 eggs, 305.5 points; The Experimental Farm, Fredericton, N. 3., B. R., hens No. 3 and No. 10 are second and third with 249 eggs, 300.2 points and zss eggs, 297.8 points respectively. ‘Ilia pens leading in total produc- tion are:-

Eggs. Points Ist. Mr. S. R. Pendleton, Kensington. P. E. I. 33. R. Pen 19 217B 2440.3 2nd. Mrs. J. H. Mac- Phail's, New Haven, P. E. I. B. R. Pen 20 2206 2409.1 3rd. Exp. Farm, Freder- icton, N. B. B. R. Pen 8 217‘! 2404.0 mi. Exp. Farm, Char- lottetown, P. E. 1., B. R... Pen 15 - 2118 2272.3 The total eggs laid for the week was 41s and to dato 36488. " "

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BRACKLEY SCHOOL

The following is the standing oi the pupils for the month oi Septem- bet:-

Grade X—1 Allison Bryenton and Wallace Mellett (equal)

Grade IX-l Erma. Mellett.

_ Grade V—1 Marion Younker; 2 Ethel Bryenton; 3 Ivan Bryentou.

_ Grade II-1 Edward Younirer and Eileen Rodd (equal); 2 Wallace Stead; 3 Emma Newell; 4 Gavin Newell.

Grade I (aJ-l Ens. MacLeod; 2 Jean MacLeod. - Grade 1 '(b)—Stirling Stead. Honor Roll-Wallace Mellett, Al- lison Bryeniori, Marion Younker, Ei- leen Rodd, Edward Younker, Wallace Stead, Eimma Newell, Ena MacLeod. Jean MacLeod and Stirling Stead. Perfect Attendance—Erma lidellett, Ethel Bryenton and Ivan Bryenton.

_________.___ POWNAL NOTES

Mrs. Carrie Cessweli and two child- ren leit last week ior their home in Soinmerville, Mass. She was accom- panied by her sister Miss Elizabeth Judson.

The W. M. 5., oi the United Church was held at the parsonage, Pownal Village on Thursday the 3rd. A 'goodly number were present and a healthy meeting ensued with Miss Joyce Lane in the chair. A short temperance reading and talk was given by Mable Enman, Temperance Secretary. Echoes from the ‘M’

ary Conference held in Charlotte- town were given by Mrs. Campbell. A solo by Mrs. A. A. Moore in her native tongue (Norway) was much enjoyed. The meeting closed with a hymn and ‘benediction. It is pleasing to know that Mr. J. , H. Judson oi Alexandra, who wasI seriously injured when the Murray Harbor train struck and demolishedi at Bunbury crossing the Ford truckI which he was driving, has oumoi-I ently recovered to be about again.’

Good for Cattle

Keep Minard’: in your barn ior distemper and colic. An excelie ﬁrst aid ior your stock. '

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‘Ayimer’: Pork and Bean, size 2 tin 2ior

Nujol .. . .-,. . .

Scott's Emulsion, 141/2 oz Bottle

SPECIAL .2l

Mellin’: Food 8

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Baker's Cocoa. 151b, tin ..

Eaton's Milk of

London Corn Starch, 3 pkgs

.27

Heinz Baked Beans, Size 2 tins, each Millionaire Mush- rooms, per tin _. . . '33

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Wax Beans per tin . . . . . . .

Del Monte Aspar- agus, per tin

.38 .14

Devilled Ham,

6oz. tin SPECIAL Side Bacon

Peanut Butter,

51b. tin.........,'99

Sherriff's Quince Jelly . .. '25

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Marven's Sodas, inpails

Christie's 1 |b., Sodas . . . . . . .

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Marven's Scotch Oatcakes . .

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Stuffed Olives, 4oz. jar -. “I5

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Kruschen Salts. .

Fels Naphtha Soap, 5 cakes . .',.,

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