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some notably effective designs.

fmred seams. This is a line that is top notch Engl

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“Just Can’t Be Beat”

To beytin with it’s a gcnuirienumber one horsehi ilerii lieavei‘ lamb collar, lining of pure wool frie sleeve lining. gThere are four pockets, all round WOOl Wristlets. seen NONE ANYWHERE that equals this at ih

Leather Coat With Detachable Collar

Here's the coat that defies the weather man...

L and fiir collar. And you'll agree it's a real val

Selection of Overcoats

Really you have no idea of the great- ness of this stock of handsome OVER- COATS,

lottetown cannot show vou a wider

pvlAll Wool ifEnglish Meltons I. _0vercoats. All wool English Meltons "l the Popular guards style. Nicely

gfllltiifed. halfAsiiiin twill lined and all ipe seams. sizes 36 i044 $ 13.50

Colors Navy and Brown

. Many Young Men Li_ke Silvertone $ 1

tone—-its new-—it’s overchecked and

guards style. Colors Black $16 I

Brown and Navy. All sizes

Fleeces, Tweeds Velours for ' Z Men 6:’ Young Men

choice in this commanding line which includes models precisely to the taste

These include Raglans, Guards, Bnl. maccans, Ulsters in new ﬂeeces, tweed

of today.

TRIPPLE STITCHED SEAMING. We’ve

You'll like this one. It has a leather collar for early fall and late spring use. and then for the zero days, this perfectly cut fur collar is easily fitted.‘ Same ‘Number one horse hide as the first mentioned 5-‘4 o0 coat. . .lining is rich deep warm plush - — — _ — - _ _ u

Horse Hide Coat With Sheep Lining fa” Fur Collar

mercury falls, or how hard the wind blows, you'll be warm in this genuine number one horsehide coat with its real sheepskin lining $20

Rugged Ulsiers Raglan Ulsters Belted Backs Full Belt Models Double Breasteds Single Breasteds Dressy Models Guards Coats

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There are 10,464 Boy Scouts and leaders in Iran, and 33,418 in Iraq.

Plans for special camp sites in the Iiaurenzides National Park of Quebec for Boy Scouts, Girl Guides and other young naturalists were announced by the Hon. Onesime Gagnon, Prownclal Minister o! Mines, Game and Fisheries, on re- turning from an October inspection

of the park area. l Two of the year's important east-

ern scholarships. one of $1.000 and the other of $675, were captured by Boy Scouts. The first, the 10rd ‘Atholstan McGil1 entrance scholar- ‘isliip, was awarded Patrol Leader

I. ingdon, Que, Scout. Troop, and the

Donald Cornett of the 1st. Smiths

Falls Troop.

been thought of as training for missionary work. Former Rover Scout Firinn Sauve of Ottawa, home. on furlough from a. statllon or the Christian and llllssionary Al- liance at Timbucto, on the south- western fruige of the Sahara des- ert, told of the success of a dem- onstration of rope spinning iii help- ing establish friendly relations with unapproaehable Tauregs, or “veiled riders" of the great desert.

A display of rope spinning in the

ttoii oi‘ ulaikiiig on the hands and other gymnastic stunts which ap- pealed to their love of physical pioivcss finally established a friend- ly understand ng. In return the young Canadian “as taught the desert way of making fire with flint and steel and some mysterious quick-igniting tinder, and other des- ert "scoutcratt." As a souvenir he brought back a. Taui-eg fire-making

a. former chief oi desert. ra clers who had accepted Clii-isiianizy and be- conic a good citizen.

The former Ottawa Rover Scout. declared lllS Scout training liaci been oi great value to him lll many ways in his missionary work.

Boy Scout census figures for the northern countiies oi Europe show 590 in lcehnd. 18,713 in Sweden,

Lieutenant Governor J. C. Bow- en of Alberta. honoured the 22ml Edmonton Boy Scout (group by oi- iicinLy opening the Groups nee. headquarters, hicMiliaii Hall, iii the presence of Mayor Clarke mu. a large gathering o! prominent. cili- zeus and Smut leaders.

A 28 foot whaler has been pre- sented to the Sea Scoiizhs oi Waxi- couvei by the Vancouver Lions Club. The craft, ulilch will accom- modate 16 boys, is the second oi a ‘lfliiCﬁ oi four \\'ll.lCll the club sci, out 5 to prov dc the liritiriii Colimbla Sea l Scouts The first was presented last. spring. I ___.___ I The shadow of a hatchet in the ghosnly hand of Uec.'ge Washing- , ton “yvhen he was young," as Mail: Twain would have said, gave lead- lers of the big Scout Jamboree in j Washington some concern this sum- lincr. Shortly before the 28,000 boys were due to arrive in the capitii’ icanip headquarters was called l4‘ l phone, and a much coneeined fem-

in‘ne voice, “on behalf of a com- mittee of ladies," implored the‘ Scout officials to do all an their iiuvre!‘ to prevent the boys “chop- ping the trees with their Scout hat- chcts." A somewhat similar appeal

came from the office of the Fine

All-S Commission on behalf of

Washington's monument and pub-

lic buildings. so there was a. final rrngoyod laugh at the scout Jani-

borce headquarters. alter the lass‘ boy had left, when the committee o1 ladies and the Fine Arts Coni- niission called w.tli the "good news" that not one sign of damage had Ibeen found anywhere. A diiierenti ‘ question was left, however: Wheth- I ler American Boy Scout-s do not. know their history, or whether they lbeg to doubt the authenticity of the cherry tree and hatcheta, they preriime to be more moral than the ‘ great Father of their country.

whichever way, a difficult decis- ionl

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I George Lefebvre of the 1st Hunt-:

i second. a Provincial scholarship at, ~ Queen's, was won by Troop Leader.

Boy Scout rope spinning has not.‘

market place of, ‘llnibuclo attract- _ ed the attention of a group of the - veiled camel men and a clemonstra- i

sec, in a goats-kin case given him by i

14,01’! in Norway, 8,281 in Poland, y 6,000 in Latvia and 2,294 in Estonia. ‘

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lArctic Expl rer -

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MONCTON. N. 15-. New 3PM“ sfliak m; here 1B" “limtibewflpﬁ large audience in connec Unmet“: exploration work in the _ _ under the ausPlces °1 lheFxp .0‘. atioll club of Oxford University. Edward Shackleton, son lﬂlf $9 noted explorer o! south 9° 9 a - paid tg-lbutg m the aid rendered by stat! Sergeant Stsllworthy °1 ‘he

‘R. C. M. P. who is now located in

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Mil: ggve joint credit to Berle“! stallwortby who was loaned tough? expedition by the Cluﬂmlm 1 d eriiment because of hs knowe se or the Arctic endanother ninth‘: stat! for one of the most‘! lmgsfmlm discoveries made. I 81'6"- "; u o“ range. Mr. Shackleton the Cm; the Maritime Exiuw °1thm°mom_ adiun National Railways 1 k iiig m: neiinix. when h= W" ‘Clfib tonight. before the Canadian u“; from there he intends to s; B Saint John and St. Andrewsunitea. and later will undertelw l-

Stales lecture tour.

I) In Steel mp Prices Checked

my The Associated Prell)

NEW YORK. Nov. 3—11\dl0ltl0lill that the drop in 9W1 "T213: been checked were 01M Y

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“$i..iild.§y3i marked improvement were seen as limited, 110"?“ d“ 0o continued hand-tlo-mouth buy- ing by the automobile industry. The review said the Oulbﬂme °1 the New York automobile show ll expected to have s iwﬂwm" ill‘ tect on stefel puma"; o! "m" companies rum 11 - _

Th; trade journal reported lu- other decline in the steel insul- productton rein to an estimated 4! per cent of national cllllclli! m’ the current week lnlnet 51 W cent 1n the lmvtoul week.

Tammany Hall I08 Ousted By New Party

(A. P. by Guardian's special Win)

NEW YORK, Nov. 8—The loose- ly-knit. Republican - labor - Leftist coalition headed by Mayor l". H. Liaguerdla held- this historically

Democratic City in triumphant capture today after an election that. struck a punishing blow at

ma’

C HARLOTTETOWN SUMbtE RSIDE

the power ‘of Tammany Hall and of the Democratic machine in spulled B MW Party to a place of Manhattan-a machine never be- Presilge- fore licked twice ln succession by

Into office with Laguardla went a. "reform" ticket. He was elected Theme-i E- Dewey. 35-year-old District Attorney of New York speJal rackets prosecutor who for County by a majority of more two years had been hitting hard than 100000 over ht~ Tainmgn at the underword opponent,‘ Harold H)! Hastings’

mwey epitomized the mamitune i 23:1 ‘$2,’ 1336:0113?“ “m” "u w

of the defeat oi Tammany, fatherl

Eastern Guardian

ca" UB8 OIIPTIONB w the Ohnrlottetown Guardian may be bended to their Rept. Archie Hume.

JBOBIN HOOD FLOUR. is ec- onomical. More loaves of beitei bread from each bu.

ife's going ti: be lighter and happier for a lot of our readers-i ihfiing Monday! Home problems? Personal problems? We're going to lurel ‘em bright-side out for you '3 in one of the breeziesi, most iip-to-date andl

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