' Carrots, 10'for .........
OCTOBER 27. 1933
KOHOQQ’! ‘ CORN
FLAKES A 3 for 251:
but. Beans,‘5 lbs. ..... 17c
Oatmeal, 10 lbs. ........ 2 19c
Mixed Biscuit, 2 lbs. ... 29c
‘ Soda Biscuit, 2 lbs. 21¢ ' Brooms. 5 strins. 2 for - 45¢ l Palmolive Soap, 3 for .. 21c
SOAP FLAKES FREE island Beans, 3 tins 25c Cooking Apples, peck .. 15c Roast Pork, lb. ......... 15c
. Pork Chops 17c
Potted Meat, 2 bowls 25c
' Roast Lamb, lb. 12c and 15c
All Kinds fresh Fish. Buy here and save.
llevereaux Grocery Kent St. Phone 1012
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Noted Explorer Killed by Auto
WASHNGION, Oct 26 —Ev‘lyn Briggs Baldwin, noted explorer, was killed l"st night when he was itriick by an autom b'le while trossing a street. He was ‘Ii.
Baldwin, who was, one of P"ary’s companions on the lattefs second expedition to Greenland in 1893, was dead upon arrival at a hospit- ll-
He was ronnected with the Unit- rd States weather bureau as an ob- server until past July.
lonlv Illnud’: Linlmonc u» cnin.
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conn FLAKES 3for25c
Brown Betty Tea, lb. . . . 32c ‘All Hard Wheat Flour 98 lbs. ...............$2.63 Special Bulk Tea, lb. 28c String Beans No. 2 tin . 10c Rarboufs Cream Tartar ' lb. pkg. 32c
McLean & lilcFaiiyen
QUEEN STREET
5c Mrs- F. J-
lNew Sub-Divisions
. At 8t. Margar- y; m y”; Bum (ll! mvming a Sub-Division o: the 0- w" 1'- '" crsaniaed with a Charter meuY-ership of 54. Rey“. end K. C. McPherson, the pastor, °°¢>llll ed the chair and called upon 0156i’. Qrzfllfzer for .Q“°°“" °°llmv w (‘Xlilflin the ‘Mm! and 95MB of the league,
I ‘rile election oi’ officers w“ n.5,, 11¢!!! Ind the muit was as follows: President-Mrs. I". H. McIg-aae,
First Vice President-Mrs. J. A. McDonald.
Second V'c" Pilcsiclent-ltii-g, Nan McCormack. -
. Third Vice Pxesidett-Mrs, 0mg. tor McDonald.
5601"bll'Y—-MlS Margery M”- Donald.
Tcasurerl-Mss Gnugh.
It was decided that the Column- lore and Committees be appglnted at the nrxt meeting.
After the meeting dinner was served 'n the Panchial House to the ladies from Charlottetown.
At St. Cha les on Sunday an“- 110011. Oct. 22nd, a Sub—Div sicn of the C. W. L. with a. membership of i" W“ °T81n1z€d by ‘Mrs. n. a. 058W. asssted b-r Miss Gertrude cTfl-dl’ 1nd Miss M rgaret Dougan, members of the Diocesan mew. tive.
Ml‘- cue! eXlllflfhed the work of the Leagte fuly and. upon m0- tion it was decided to have a Sub- Divislon formed.
The result o’ the election was:
Pres dent-Mrs. Sylvester Gal- lant.
First Vice Prezident-Mis. Wm. Ryan.
Second Vice President-Mrs, J55, McInnls.
Thifd Vice Pres‘d nt—-Mrs- Geo. Pefrs.
Bwetrv- Miss A3116 Whitty.
Tresurer-M s. Jos. T. Gallant.
Addtional members oi’ the exe. cutive wil be appliried at the frst meeting. R. ve end L. Callu- shm. the Parish Pdest. wls p-e- sent and acted as chairm n of the meeting. Afternoon tea was served at the residence of Fstiter Calla- ghsn.
M Little Pond on Sundy even- ing, Oct. 22nd, Mrs- Catey, assisted by Muss D:uga.n and Miss Ooady orizofized a. Sub-Division of the c. W. L.
Twenty three members were en- roisd and the election of officers resulted as follows.
President-Mrs. J. A. McDonald-
Eifeen Mo.
First Vice President-Mrs. Alex A. McDonald.
Second Vce President-Will's. John l". McDonald. '.l'hi.rd Vce
0f G.W.L. Organised
P.'esldent—1virs.
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CENTRAL‘ GUARDIAN
This col 1 n“ County ncwrlbi ‘local 3:50,‘! Vlfllll-II of n newly nature may be inserted t d Durable i: novella? " "n! "m",
aonniiw girl-Trier cuulwn “Th9 10118 Creek Peasant, "The Church's Awakening" will b; m. sentsd in Bonshaw Baptist Church 5111145? "$111118 Oct 29th It 7.30 D. In.
CLYDE RIVER - On Sunday, 0%- Wth. the service in the Prw byt-Brian Church, Clyde River, will be at l1 a.m., Sunday School 10 am. -
BROOKFIELD-fflie services In theBi-ookfieid congregation on Sunday. Oct. zeta, will be ls fol- lows: Hartsviiie 2 pm. Sunday School 1.11 pna; Brookfield 3.15 p.m., Sunday School 2 pm, and Hunter River 7.15 pm, Sunday School 2 pm.
sUficE-SSFUL TEA-The Guild of St- James Church held their 1n- nual Ha'iowe'cn tea yesterday afternoon in St. James Hall which was most appropiately and artis- tically decorated for the season. A liberal patronrge was given and a most delicious tea was pcrtaken of-
Henry McDonad.
S:_creta:y-M1ss Laura McDon- aid. ‘lreasurer-Miss Janet McDon- aid
Councillors and Committew will be appointed at the next meeting.
This is the twenty-fifth sub- Di- vision in the Dbcese and it gives promise oi’ good work.
After the meeting Benedction Of The Most Blessed Sacrament was given by Reverend L. Callaghan dur ng wh ch Miss Luw Blurcharrl oi’ Ch rloitetown abii" asssted the choir in their 1'8‘. dition o.’ beauti- ful hymns.
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- 3 for 25c
ONIONS 1o lbs 19¢ STEAK 2 lbs .. . . 25c
Gash and Garry Stores
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TONIGHT, serve Kellogg's Corn Flakes for “the
children's evening meal. are not only a delicious energy and very quick to digest. They e ful sleep. How much better than heavy,
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All-Bren. insulin 21c‘ Bran flakes, Pep, Rice Kflllllol. 8 for 85c Carnation Milk, I for ,, 29o Island Beans, 8 cans .... 25c Blown. it lbs. 29c 3°" 5W3. 3 lbl. ........ 25c Matches. 3 boxes ........ 25c Old Dutch Cleanser, 3 for 29c Big Five Cleaner, ii for .. 25c Toilet Punt, 1 roi- 25c Robin Hood Flour, 98 lb. $2.09 Hard Wheat Flour 98 lbs.$2.50
ALBERT NAYS
East Corner Pownal and Phone 1289.
GAZETTED—Among the ap- pointments, p. ‘ions. etc, in the Canadian Militia recently gazetted appears the foilowlngz. P. E. l. Hlghrs-To be Lt.: 2nd. Lt. (supyJ A. R. Saunders 30th. June 1933. ,
CHURCH SERVICES will be conducted on Oct. 29th at Hazel- brook at 1i a.m., Cross Roads at 3 p.m., Alexandra at ‘I pm. Rev. E. J. Chisholm, minister.
CORNWALL CflARGF-Oct. 29: Kingston at ll a.m., New Domin- ion at 3 p.m., Cornwall at ‘I p.m. Rev. D. K. Ross, minister.
IN MEMORIMN
MRS. JOHN SCOTT
' In the X's-Kill; pass-uni; away of
Mrs. John Scott at iih: age of '17
years Clyde River lost one of its
oldest and most highly esteemed
residents.
The deceased had been in a rath-
er poor condifon of health for‘ some months and as tine went by,
instead of improving she grew
gradually weaker. All that medical
skill and kind friends could do was
done but all to no avail, her
strength gradually waned, until
her gentle spirit winged its heav- enward flight.
Besides a sorrowlng husband Mrs. Scott leaves to mourn the loss of a kind and loving mother five sons and threé daughters. The sons are Seymour Scott, Cornwall; Kentford Scott and Peter Scott, both of Meadow Bank; Cecil Scott, Charlottetown, and Harold Scott, Clyde River, and the ‘three daugh- ters are Mrs. George Livingstone and Mrs. Gordon McKinnon, both of Clyde River, and Mrs. John H. Wiidblood, Chatham, N. B.
All are feeling their loss very heavily.
Another son, Brenton Scott, lmss- ed away in 1926.
Mrs. Scott was a woman who was quite widely and favorably known. She was ever ready to lend a,’ hand in every hour- of need. But while all who had the pleas- ure of knowing her shall miss her greatly it is in the home that her loss will be felt most keenly. There the loved ones will often long for her genial presence and her word of good cheer. But all to no avaiL 5h; has gone on forever and ere this has received the Master's . plsudit, "Well d0lle sood and filth- ml servant, enter thou into the Joy of thy lord."
'I‘he funeral, which was a very large one, was conducted by F4"- R. Hensley Stavert, The pail-bear- em wag Angus 0911161011, ADP“ McPhee, Roderick McPhail, Bon- jamln win-a, Golden smith W! Spin-goon Warren.
interment was in the Clyde River Cemetery-
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m. nonunion MATHESON 11,9 wngregaton of Valieyiield ioet its oldest member in tho P555‘ m; o; Rgdeflck Mathcson, Grand
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Gtllili FLAKES 3 for 25c
Mustard Pickles, 35 oz. 29c, Peanut Butter, 2 lb. jars 37c 1 Jelly Powders, 5 for 25c t Clams, 2 for 19c Matches, 8 for 25c Roast. Beef, ...... 12c to 18c Potted Meat 15c Sausages, 2 for 25c Large variety of Fresh Fish
Burhoe’: Grocery
Corner Weymouth and Fitzroy Streets.
Phones 311-872
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Kellogg’s Corn Flakes are today's outstanding buy in cereals Many servings from a package costing only a few cents. The finest quality-with a flavor and crisp-
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Guilmore Bros.
View, on seturdifiT-ébtoaer 21st in the 94th year 0t his age. The late Mr. Matheeon was born in Skye in June i840 and came to this country with his parents, Murdock Matheson and Mli-ry Machven. in the Fall of the same year. They settled in the Mull.
More than sixty years ago Hod- erick moved to Grand View and with the exception of a short time in the western States railroading, he spent his Tong iiie among his neighbors in Grand View by whom he was beloved and rmpested. Mr. Matheson came into iuii member- ship with the Church under the preaching of Rev. Rodezick Mac- Lean, aong with more than 100 others in the year i886. He was l strong healthy man and enjoyed the lilll use of his iaculties to the end
He is survived by one sister, Ra- ch21, Mrs. MacCaiium, Aiiston; two
5075, Firlay, on the old home, Murdoch, in California; and one daughter Rachel, Mrs- N. Mac-
Locd, Mass- A son. John W. died forty-one yém m. His wife. Ca- rlie-ne Macneraon. died in mo.‘
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Mciean’s Grocery Kent Street
- FANCY MIXED BISCUITS . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 2 lhs. 25c Rev. n. M. Sinclair, of Valieyfield. 3 Cakes PALllOLlVE SOAP and l PRINCESS SNOW FLAKES 21c
The service was very largely fli-
tended, a token of the esteem in BAKERS COCOA (halves) 15c which the late Mr. Matheson was ISLAND CHICKEN .1 lb. can 35c held. His body was laid to rest in RICE KRISPIES .2 for 25c the Orwell Head cemetery beside PEP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . that of his beloved wlic- The Dflll- ALL BRAN (large) . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22c
bosreis were Duncan Macdonald, M. E. Mcdonald. M. D- Martin. Martin Enman, Policy Matheson and John Maokinnon.
EARLY AT TOMB lVIFE DOES DUTY BY FIRST
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wife 0f the i ruler kaiser, its \\'( il ils the Crown Pziitoc. his iii-o sons. Prince Eitci l-‘ .('(ll‘(‘ll. Pxrce Oscar aiicl Prince Aug t Will in:
dv- Lcoiiliniiice rcplted having visits
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The Prince s Hcrminm IllT-“Cllli illg the Creed. Roll caii W86 an swirrcd
wiih “Pickle Recelpes‘ minutes oi inst mreting wn and iipprovcd. The schot
q-hc {user-ll service was held on
Monday “WWW W N! lhinlltt,
‘ tile Selim]. A contest put on l tile Secretory was enjoyed by l Mrs. Albert MacDonald winnil I: the prize. TAG itiisscs Zella Ill Jo-rc Sewart gave two very cl jojrnbio rend rigs. Lunch was scrl , rd by the hostess and the remaini or oi‘ U1‘ cvcliiilg was plesssnti sp nt ill ridd cs and gramophol The regular iilailiiliy‘ mrcing of 5,1,. mm Mrs RJph Danae}, u , the Long Cr ck Wnnrnls Instiiirc ‘__ N, u". members to he, hon met nt ihe lillll‘ of Airs. Nfiflf H,“ H,“ m m“; m" “u. Ste-mart oil Wi-iivcsd y i'\“ll'iI‘fJ Ori ,1” nnswfred by paying mafia 4th with twcivc lli"llll)(‘ s and siwvil‘ .1 .» I l visitors pasiit. The mccling Opell-is p N‘ ' _____ ed by 51118111; tile Ode and "Wei- nt-u sores with Ilnn-l‘: unlined i
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PorsDhMr Gmma-“Yl o“ 25“ then attended the menlozinl 1h a touching demonstration oi, vice 1n Gnrrimn cydmq,‘ fidelity, thousands made the pli-l grimagetoday to the tomb of the Kaiserln liugustl Victoria, former Kaiser Wiihelms list wfe, in the Perk Sanssouci- It was the 75th annversary of her birth. Accord- ing to an o‘d attendant on the grouus, lhs year's pocession was larger than ever had been seen bc- fore and the quaint little Antlicen temple in which the sarcophagus reposes was filled with flowers Ind wreaths
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