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liliiiil GAT5SIJP 8 Oz. Bottle -- -— 14c 14 Oz. Bottle - -— - 21c

FRY’S 0000A

l 1 Lb. Tin 33c 1/2 Lb. Tin 21c

EiviiJii-yE CC-‘FY-'EF., 1 Lb. Tin — - —- --

Eaictls 1 Lb. BArLiNG POWDER Tin —-——,—— Erttons

_ 25c

PURE VANILLA, 2 Oz. Bottle — -

Eatons Mayfair 40 Oz. TEA BISCUIT MIXTURE Pkg. -- — -- Eatons Orange

MARMALADE, 2 Lb. Jar - — — — -

Eatons SUNOLO TEA, 1/2 Lb. 38C. 1Lb. Pkg. Eatons Each 7c.

TOILET TISSUE 4 For ---——- Eatons Each 4c.

CAIRO PALM TOILET SOAP

6 For Eatons London

CORN STARCH,160z.Pkg.11c. 2F0r 21° '

Lynn Valley

PEAS, 16 Oz. Tin 11c. 2 For —— —— —— —

Lynn Valley

PEACHES, 16 Oz. Tin 14c.

Arrow Brand

FEARS, 16 Oz- Tin 11c. 2For———--

CHOICE MEATS

Chuck

ROAST BEEF. Lb.-—- 18°

FRESH PLATE BEEF

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Shoulder

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Lb.18c. 35,. HAMBURG STEAK 2 Lbs. _ v

Fresh Ground

ROUND STEAK

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HEAD CHEESE

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FRANKFURTS

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BOLOGONA SLICED

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bbea» PLUMS

BLUE 6 Quart

GRAPES

Basket —- —

2],; LIPTON’S TEA 2For--— 27“

1 Lb. Pkg. _- _ - 79C 1e 1/2 Lb. Pkg. - _ - 39c

Fruits and Vegetables

Head LETTUCE Each 8c. 2 For —

CHOICE GRAPES

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2 L,“ 17c 15c

16c 25c

Firm Ripe TOMATOES. Lb. 9c.

CAULIFLOWER Head--—-—---———

300 CsilgllilillséES, Med. Size. Doz. --’ 35c 25c EIIelaBclBQcCEEZ For - — — — -- 15c

No. 2 Canadian ONIONS, Lb. 4c. 10 Lbs.—— 35°

STRING BEANS Lb.10c. 2Lbs.————-

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THEA TIE PAUL MUNI

llllllSillPS BAY

Gene Tierney

“I loved you once . - . would have gone with you-even to Hudson's Bay! Now I hate you!

_.____________, MONTAGUE, SAT. 13 I MATINEE SAT. 8 PM.

SOURIS MON. 15

In Memoriam

MRS. MARGARET LANNAN

On Aug. 2'1, 194i, after an illness

of about one month, there passed to her eternal reward Mrs. Mar-

Ll e eighty-third year of her age.

Mrs. Lannan has always been the valiant woman; kind, charitable, unselfish and an ideal Catholic mother and neighbor. She was ever ready to sacriﬁce self for others; neighbors and friends can testify to her thoughtfulness in times of trouble and sickness. Beloved by all with whom she came in contact, ,her constant cheerfulnes and serene humor preserved for her a disposition which never grew nld. She was as entertaining to the _\'0llllg as to the old, and all with- out exccpﬁon cherish nought but loving memories of her beautiful lifc.

During her last years she was t-enforly cared for by her son James and his family, with whom she lived. In her last illness they wore asssted by rer three daugh- ters, Mrs. Jerome Power Sr. M. Canard and Mrs. Neil Camnbell.

Rev. O. Kiyzgins faithfully at- tended her rpirttlal needs, and everything po=sible was done to hob) he‘: prmwre for the inewtable o" ‘ n'hl"h sh° ived with unflnch it" ﬁeihol": f1‘ I.

garet Iannan of Monty-us, nee Margaret Daly. St. Marys Road, in

rill-L uialtaoi AETUWN UUARDiAN

czuunl. GUARDIAN

Th]; oollunl in reserved hr new; o! local interest, but edunhlng o: Q newly allure may be inserted or. I cents n word. ﬁlls!!!‘ payable In Mung

OONFIDEB-ATION LIFE INBUB ANOI. L-WBI

WAIT AND BUY grown plums. Excellent o ty No. 1 in node. L-ﬂ-O-ll-zi.

GENERAL EIICTEIC RADIOS 819.95. Toombs M11810 81.019. ' I-a-Bl-D-li-li.

CHARLOTTETOWN OCTETTE. Dundas United Church. Bunch 14th. 7.30. 1rB6-9-12-1

SEND YOUR. donation of apples or sugar to Red Cross Rouse today. L-biJ-il-ll-Bi.

CAVENDIBH CHARGE. — CIV-

en Sandal School on Bundav the i4 at 7.30 P. M. Uli-

invited. G00. W. Tillé)‘. Min-I

lster. Li-GQ-B-lii-ii.

DB. BENDELL BOWNESB will Fox Breeders misﬁt!‘ 12th.

. C town. 8.80 P. M. DST. Subject: "Desirable types new colour ." All ioxmen invited.

TBYON BAPTIST CBUBCH.—

‘The Rev. 1. J. Levy. ChBIIOtWLOWYI-l will conduct the service at 2.45 in y the aftem t b

oon. r usincu meeting will be held after the ser- vice. L-'l6-9-12-l

CENTRAL “ARISE CHURCH SERVICES for Sunday, September 14th. Nine Mlle Creek l1 A. M.‘ Canoe Cove 3 P. M. Churchill 7.50 P. M. Riev. T. . Goodwill. Minister.

L-955-9-12-li.

2 [H M. Buntain. Minister

SERVICES of the New London

L-izl-o-lo-abl

Presbyterian Congregation Septem- ber lath. Clifton ll A. M. Granville .30 P. M. Long River 7.30 P. M. Rev.

‘a-so-a-iz-il.

WINSLOE PASTORAL CHARGE] -—Services Sunday, September 14th

"are as follows: Higlifleld 1i A. M

Princetown Road 5 P. M. Suntuiy School 2 P. M. Winsloe Norm 7.30 Rally. Rev. J. R. Skinner Minister.

L-89-9-i2-ll.

MR. AND ants. THOMAS nay-i L

LEY, of Bonavista, Newfoundland. wish to announce the engazgunnut of their daughter Laura May to Pic. Herbert Thoma of the P. E. l. H“ Charlottetown. Marriage to LS-KG place at New Glasgow, n S. in Se .- tcmber. L-95-9-12-ll. CHURCH 0F SCOTLAND. - Serwces Sabbath. Sent. 14th, Stirli- merside 11 A. M. Cane ‘Iravelxs: 3 P. M. DeSaoie 7 P. M. '1llESC¢3)'.S€,...

i 16m. Stancliel 7.30 P. M. Wednesday

The greatest nroﬂf 0f (hi? 91599 Sipi. 17th Charlottetown ll P. Ml

"Arch M". Linnan held in the hearts of I or friends was shown by ‘he "rent numncv" who coiled at her Wm" diving her sickness and , do’ i, Wllﬂ offered flare] and; . uni brotws anrl who sttienrl- i "i ‘he fi‘l‘f‘l"‘l rt Ft, Marvs Church on Fr‘d"y monﬁtig Ana. 2W.

S*‘=\u*n lr""h Ma" was offered b\' her nostril‘ R‘V. O. Kivrins. a=s's'ed 1:; Rev B~s‘l Croken as Dowcon, and R7". PMs. l\'f'.'.Carthi' as Sub- > (‘c-"con and Rev. Oswald Nlurnuv as . Iifnsuw of fortroni". P""=""‘ .n tic swrluarv wrro Rt. ltcv. Mqsr ll J. A. lifuruhy‘. Rrverends F. Mc- Qztﬂi. it. V. McKenzie. J R~0"“",' f". L. ‘iullnlly and F. L. Cass. The pail-bearers were Mes"? M. F. McDonald, James Smﬂ‘. Joseph McGreuor, Frank Murnhy, [no Dnlv and James, Cain. The music of th" Mass and burial servitr was beautifully rendered, the choir be- ing assisted by three nephews of the deceased.

Those left to cherish fond trem- orios of a devoted mother ore Wil- liam, New Westminster; Mrs. rlir» A. P. Dab’. Ra"“=son, Smslc. James at homo, Mrs. Jerome Povxet" New Perth, Maurice. Roseneath, st". M.

Services on Sunday, September with as follows:

IDST.) ‘Thursday. Sept. irLh,

Argyle Shore 7.30 P. Mli-lil-Q-lz-ii.

HAMPTON UNITED CIIIARGE, — Boushuw ll A. M

OTHER STETSON PRODUCTS

m: POPULAR BROCK '6

mo m: ACADIA '39?

EPTEMBER 12 1941

are priced from '65P

rue FAST snuuo KENSINGTON '5

av JOHN c. smsou comrmr (cannon) LIMITED

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HABERDASHERY

PROWSE BROS. m»

cutbfntmvnfltlmsts were ‘he EWQWVE ianniecfliimhiswvifginid four child: is KreaﬁniTIZYe-ﬁifwiilfitszbeiarxity

and Mrs. James D- rcn Marv. Lawrence J12. Florence and inwnds

to return luzaln ln the

Services ncx. Loros Day.

skill) 11 i-ia svillc Suiidov School ll A. W: day _ P, M. Dr. A. O. ‘Ihomscn. Minister

Speaker: Rev. Geo. M. Ross. . of Honan, China. Rev. E. R. Wood side. Minister.

Gerard. Charlottetown, Mrs. Neil Campbell Maiden, Mass. two step

children Andrew of Winnipeg ahdl

Mrs. M. J. Mahar. Charlottetown. also a sisim‘ Mrs. Mary E. McCar- ron, Everett, Mass.

Card 071-11.!“

'I‘l1~" inurli’ of Ie hie Mrs. t/lﬁl- garet Lennon, Montague. wish to thank all kind relatives and friends

kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of their dear mother, also all who sent flower: offered Masses or in other ways helneu them to bear the loss they have Just sustained.

FORMAL TOILETRIES

Cold Cream. Foundation Cream Face Powders Rouge.

Lipsticks.

Skin Freshener.

All moderately priced at 60 cents.

Dusting P o w de r 90 cents.

JAMIESOIPS

DRUGSTORE

PRESBYTEXKIAN-YJHURCII

Lewis and an Uéxcmi ‘ P E I . . - 2- , , , l‘ of Woo ls HUGS. . _ L 72 9 1 n iillliigriisim was the bride's alter. f-ZUCSIS at Mrs. Cahills home. 1N Miss Rhda Clark and her three CANAUA- Brookﬁeld Charlie. — brothers.I1'l/11l.1m¢nsrd and Gerald i Hunter Clark. RCN. all of the Mrsdﬂiﬂl l“ River, Sunoav School i0 A. M. Vilor- wands. Prrricus .0 her marruve _ A. M. Glasgow Road 3 P. M. me bride was tendered several 1 M- sixowers at ullirii shc received many hip 7.30 P. M. Brockﬂvld, Sua- mauuhl; and “Cpful gigs 3hr», ulsi "hool 10.30 A. M. Worship i f-O ,.eC.~.-Av€d n1”). mvey vyodfitjg glts including a dtznor set fr:m the crl to her home in Milton after

n.- bl 3 .1vt a adS -7 PHPQIW- Ml" . , . Scfgcicllnlalv segrlljdgnat 07.1w. M..c..vlillan also the groom s bioillel and Ella. have returned to their

will be no service at Victoria.

Alex, Mac- hornain Southnort. after a pleasan. visit ill Kensinzton. They were the

Mrs, Harry Ford. Charlottetown, this morning for Watertown, ., to visit her sister, Mrs. lotbe Brooks, who is seriously

Mrs. John Chandler has return-

L"5c5'9'12'1l', officers and crew off one of H.M.C. spending a weeks vacation in the

coanwaar. rasroltarrsmp“ “OHM-moon CHARGE. - Services bn Sunday, membe" Ml" “ “m” " September 14th. New Dominion: l0 A, M, Service 11 A. M. Kinilstnn S. S. 2.15 P. M. Service 3 P. M. Also an evening service at 7.30 PM. under the auspices of the Mission Band. Speaker: Mrs John Easton. Corn-t wall" s. s. 11 a. M. Service 1.30 I’.M. M,“ Kaye mm“. lchmlo,,e,.l,,_.n ,5 :1 visiting wi-th Yélllilifiig in Monctonn

appreciate the

INSTALMENT INCOME TAX rsvmanrs — The tsxpevins pub- lic are reminded that if they wish. to take advantage of the instalment plan for i941 taxes, the first pey- ment requires to be made on or be- fore the last day of September i941. The successive monthly instalments must be regularly paid 0n or before the last day of each month Li the mopayer wishes to obtain the bene- fit or! making these payments with- out interest. The necessary instal- ment forms are now dctainable at the office of the Inspector of In- come Tax. Charlottetown. together with full information as to the completion or some.

MMMILLAN - CLARK - Miss Clair Maud Clark. daualmr of Mr- and Mrs. Allan Clark, Magdalen Is- lands, Quebec, became the bride of Signalman Malcolm John Mao- Millan H.011. son of Mr, and Mn.

ames . MuMillan, wood Is- lands. PILL. mt a pretty ceremony in at. Paula Church, Halifax at 6 onlock Monday evening, Sept. 1st. Rev. Savory D. D. oﬂiciated. Miss Natalie Littlier presided wt the or- gan. The bride was given in mar- riage by her cousin P. 0. Robert Clark RON. She wore a navy suit, hat and shoes, with white accessor ies and" cor-sage d white carna- tion; Miss Helen Ryan was brides- maid, she wore a na suit with white accessories. Sign: an Lorne Urgille was best man. " After the ceremony the bridal party had din- ner at the Lord Nelson Hotel. later in the evening r. reception was held at the horns of Mir. and Mrs. 8. Barnard, 24 Church St. (or a few relatives and friends. Among the

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of which the grocrn is a 94,3;

nczu" future.

Malor A. w. Boultier of the ca... adian Armored Division in training at Petawaiva Camp, ultli ills wile and little da-iuzhter Doreen. spent the week end with his sister Mrs. Georsze MacKuy and brother E. l-i. Boulter at Albany. It is thirteen years since Major Boulter last via- ited the Island and many lmlirove- mcnts were noted. ll: was Mrs, Boul- ter‘s ﬁrst visit to Eastern Canada and she was verv favorably impress- ed with the Maritlmes and travelling conditions here. ‘They left on return for Petawawa Tuesday momlnlz and

through the rovince, Mr. and Mrs.

Personals

Pgigenmeplybfriztiaiia 0x10 x; Effllgt i\l'9 triad w kllOw that slit! is soeno- _ E‘ \\‘ i‘ a ' plstﬂlglelagillgxhkxﬁﬁ improving after his O-puraiion in. again, At nresent she is the §zuest_ Inn presented by local talent of Charlottetown in Afton Hall last night brought rounds of applause thereby gaining their audience in rapt attention. Samba in particu- lnr who had the most important part worked hard to bring the de- sired effect. Proceeds are for war work. ‘The members of Ringwood Institute great y generosity of the players, as they Ca-hill of the R were the recipients oi the pro- ceeds.

the City Hospital on Tuesday.

Mr. Houlton Mclnnis of the Clirr lottetown Hotel. spent the wet-k (rid at his home in Hunter River.

LAC. J. L. R. A. F.. is and Mrs. Ken Bourgault and little spending a pleasant ftlrlouuh rilh Silll Kenneth of Qlllllvl‘. MR5$~ die his wife and family in Soutlmort-

Le di z AiIICTEiTs-Yhkm Lawrence Matiiesbn and tamuv, This is wuss a n . C. A FR. occom-l Harris ﬁrst trip to P. E. l. and she

J. W. Platts oi Howlan, Ieit Tuesday sask 7v morning bv motor for Nova Scoliu '

will join their sister lvils. ilioluas

The manv friends and relatives u!“ l Miss Helen Bcaton, New York City.

in: her vacation on the island OILS

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yot‘ Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Henson. ,,> ‘ New Glasgow. 1(/

Edna Harris, R. N.. Miss Maluatit. Gillis. R, N.. all oi Brockton. Mass,

vlsltimz in Glen William, guests of Miss Mnthesorfs brother Mr. Antics

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Drawing by P5

“BE YOURS TO HOLD IT HIGH"

. . M“ and MIS- '1' H- Dunbar °1 Mrs Boulter and daughter will later aglggsisiltlaibasvtllmrgislitd; 3574 Pm“ Alma, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. motor to the“. home at 1nd.“ He“

where Mrs. Dunbar and Mr. Plants sxay~$xayk Kym” w.

Bulwa- EXAMINA now f Fitting and Slsgiplylng Glasses d.

.1. J. MABOII

OPTOMETRIST

_ '~ a) Montnnle. p. l. l.

Miss Jessie Matheson, R. N Miss om“ non": w m n A‘ n B P.

Holidays etc. hr anlwillimﬂ" Office Connected will! DRUGSTORE