ocroaaa. i3..;19soi -

iiillil

Hill. Willlllui 1”-.

l.ifllll'V -Ail.

e winner in a National Popular- ity Vote. An exquisitely Inatclied set priced for outstand'ng value

Mb "ND . LUAunNum p:aH.(I e INSIIRID you

I-IOG PRODUCERS

BEAR THIS THOUGHT IN MIND:

IT is THE VOLUME on IIOGS SHIPPED our THE

IsLAND THAT SIJSTAINS THE PRICE

oN THE IsLAND.

so IT is To voun ADVANTAGE THAT you CON- TACT SWIFPS LOADER IN YOUR vIoiNi'i'i1, wuo is A PART or ova WEEKLY SHIPPING SYSTEM THAT ASSURES voo or IMMEDIATE HILLING AND PEOMPTEETUENS. my Us WITH YOUR NEXT SHIPMENT ma YOUR owN SATISFAC- TioN. THE FOLLOWING IS A LIST or out AUTHORIZED LOADERS AND TRUCKERS: . SOURIS-BA! FORTUNE .......... CLIFFORD PETERS BRISTOL . GonD0N .I. McEWEN SAVAGE HARBOUR FULTON L. DOUGLAS MOUNT STEWART .................. ALVIN BURKE IIOUNT STEIVAIIT ...............- MICHAEL IICMCILLAN imomomc CLAEENGE iin'rcHELL M0N1A(;uE - ARTHUR MncDONALD VICTORIA CB - STEWART ADAMS I-ANMUEE IsLA.ND . WILLIAM J. McDoNAI..

CARDIGAN -. LINwooD .5. McNEn.L MII.LvIEw E. 11 STOREY LAKE vEnI)E . IVAN EEDMOND

WILFRED CANNON JOSEPH MURNAGHAN . ROY CAMPBELL IVAN TURNER ROBERT CRABBE

MT. ALBION-PO JOHNSTON'S RIVER .. ROCKY POINT .. WINSLOE

MILTON YORK .. .. mvING McDONALI) NEW HAVEN . Louis TIERNEY

STANLEY BRIDGE LEIGHTON BELL

CLYDE RIVER NORTH WILTSHIRE . HUNTER RIVER ..

,. KEITH DIXON ELMER CLOW GORDON MATHESON

APPEN ROAD - - SAM coNDoN

HOPI-I RIVER - D. B. REID cAvENmsH - EDWAIID LOWTHER FREDERICTO - HAROLD MucLEAN BRADALBANE EARL TODD EIIEIIALD CLAYTON GREEN RINKORA . JAMES P. CALLAHAN ALBANY .I. GEORGE MncKAY CRAPAUD-WE .. BERT .I. 'rEowsDAi.E DESAELE .. -- BASIL HOLM iiENsING'roN .. . . OLIVER CAMPBELL HELVIN - FREETOWN RAY STAFFORD LONG II EB Wl'LLlAM BELL SEAVIEW ..... .. .. JAMES '3. McI..EOD HAnIIL'roN-MALPEQUE HEATH BRYENTON

IIABBY WAIJGH

ROBERT P. nooo

KENNETH MscDoNALI sTANHorE-covEnEA HARRY MacLAUG N SHOULD YOU NOT HAVE AN ADV RTISED TRUCKER IN YOUR VICINITY. PRUCKING WILL BE PAID TO ANY TRUCKER OR FARMER DELIV- ERING HIS OWN I-IOGS AT OUR STOCK PENS. RAILWAY WI-IARF, CHARLOTTETOWN.

rumor vALLEv.EEDEoIrE". sminimnslnn-SHERBROOKE - BROOKFIELD

Grecnland's icy mountains. chill Arctic Seas and barren tundra has ceased to be the field of operation for LAC A1. MacDonald. son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Mac- Donald oi Charlottetown and Vernon River. who has just re- turned home after taking part in ”Operation Nancolrl undertaken by 405 Squadron. R. C. A. F. Green- wood to which he was attached from R. C. A. F. Station summer- side as communications Technlcm.

LAC. MacDonald who spent 6 weeks in eastern arctic was met on his return in Halifax by his wife and then spent several days visit- ins with friends in Nova Scotin.

Local Has Arctic Trip

- - r .,,v'

....-.....

THE GUARDIAN. CI-IARLOIT

csN'rnAI. IioYAL'r! SW1.

v

I . TAGE ELEVEN

V

l

The regular monthly meeting of Central Royalty W.I. was held on September 7th at the home of Mrs. Harry MacAusisnd. . The president. Mrs. Wright. presided.I The meeting - ope d by singing the Ode and repeating the Creed. Reports of committees:-'II1e treu- . urer reported a balance of 838.30. Mrs. Osborne reported how the spent the money allotted to the- Brownies. Appointment of new committees: School. Mrs. Frank MacKay, Mrs. Dennis. Lunch. Mrs. Jim Currie, Mrs. Harvey MacAu.s- land. Mrs. Frank MacKay. Mrs. Arnold. MacLean. Hostess. Mrs. Hugh MacLeod. , The next meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. Hugh MacLean's. Roll call to be answered by "Ob- jectives for the coming year." The following ladies were appointed to go on a committee with the trul- iees to arrange for the opening of the new school: Mrs. C. Wood. Mrs. W. Ward and Mrs. Alex Agnew. Five new members -join- ed the institute making a mem- bership of 39. After lunch was served by corrrmittee in charge the meeting adjourned.

BALTIC SCHOOL

Honour roll for September. Grade IX - 1. Mary H-unter. Grade VI -- 1. Margaret crafer. Grade V - 1. Neil Matthews. 3. John Davison. 3. James Cousins. Grade IV - 1. Mary Matthews 2. Roger Ccusins and Jimmie Cra- fer (equal). 3. John Crater.

Grade III - 1. Roy Crozier. 2. Elaine Matthews, 3. Paul Matth- EWS,

Grade II - 1. Joseph MacKen- zle.

Grade I - 1. George Hunter. 3. Sharon Crozier.

Muriel B. Wall-teacher.

HEIIMITAGE SCHOOL

Ilonour Roll for month of Sep- tember. ' Grade XX.-1. James Dorari. Grade VII.-1, Hester McNeill; 2, Norma Lane. Grade VI.-1, ish: 2. Eugene Rooney. l The simplest and cheapest com- Grade IV.-1, Noreen Curran. I forts of life in this latitude were Grade 111. Sr.-1. Albert Hayes: amplified by the uncornifortable 2. Kenneth Rooney: 3, Henryl i I

before returning to Ciharlottetown where they were warmly welcomed by a hcst of friends at a party in his honor given by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gill.

Lorraine McVar-

living conditions in the north. A Hayes- few Ivory trinkets and photos are Grade III. Jr.-1. Mary Dorari. all the souvenirs that LAC Macg Grade II.-1, Michael Wood. Donald wants to keep (,1 me norm. Grade I. A.-1, Wilbert Rooney;- When the ragged haircut pm-gcmh 2. Elizabeth Curran.

ed in the bright midnight sun has Gm” 1' 34' L” Hay”-

Bone back to normal. the last per- ., Gmde I" C"'1' Dmee" Murphy; Son” Signs of the northern amp ., Gerald Curran.

SOUTH WTNSLOE W. I.

The October meeting of the South Winsloe W. I. was held a week previous to the regular date on Wednesday. Sept. 27. at the home of Mrs. J. R. Skinner. Meet- ing opened with the ode and creed followed by the minute: of the September meeting. I

Marjorie Crawford reported that she nnd Beatrice Jenkins had col- lected 320.50 for the Protestant Orphanage. .

It was decided to. ask W. R. Shaw to come to the hall some time after November 10.

Sick committee presented bills for one baby gift and one gift of fruit.

A bill for gifts for two mem-

swift Canadian co. Limited

ATIEIITIIIII "HOG PIIOIIIICEIIS

FOR HIGHEST RETURNS AND PROMPT. EFFICIENT SERVICE. SI-IIP YOUR IIOGS AND OTHER LIVESTOCK THROUGH OUR TRUCKEIIS EVERY WEEK.

YOU ARE INVITED TO VISIT THE IDCAL PLANT AND SEE YOUR IIOGS BEING KILLED, WEIGIIEI)

BEADED. . TIIUCKERIAGENT LOADING DAY

Carleton-Albany Vicinity Vernon Mutiart ...... "Tuesday Kinkora .................. .. Alden Corr. .. Tuesday

" t George ' I: .. ......TIl9ldlii

alhertun -..................- Alberto Coop. -- Tuesday Annandlle J. G. acllunnld ...'.-.--Tlludll Redford-Trscodio ... Herb Mullen .................'I'IlfIdI!

Bells Itiver- wood Is-

, .. ................'l'II II p . Blannlgmd - F :luo::I'.'l'd coon Mn" .w,ru.:.;V mun" was mad by Mrs. smngg Mlilssionary Prayer. Mrs. Murray gggeestiroiaftilrzjgjghsiag gladlesigzlliggg I61 GREAT GEORGE ST..- CIIAR ETOWN. P.E.I. - PHONE 2817 Bnulbun ””"""':' Elm" Wind" '"'-' ” Thin”, Iiliodd Ftand 'iIdici5igI"ui5"esX?::: thg 312.16 was received from the ser- I0 ”5 i"-””9"Ce- ' Tm. Comp-ny " In A'”c"u comp.” 0' MANCHESTER n”b"""' mm” ' Canoe Cove -.............. Archie Msollnnon -.....Tnuday r;'s-EM:-mg" an Mnedi In mm": mm Mr. whm, meached and 39.32 M0One's Emerald Oil is sold by Department store of saint John, N.B.--Established Iaoo. gardigan ..Ii. Norman Moolia-.nIlc -......'I'IIIIrIdl! HF” They Are Jam, Good Feb mm Mr. pauen0n.s booth in aid IPdrriag:irf1s;cI,)ruagn(:2o.d:;g'g.'ii;?s Jegi,-igI;s

0" ' P WI " I . . . ll . . '

Prglyand 0 .. II. E. Phillips .--........ ..,..'l'nesdIy lmldsarjorle Crawford had charge of gill? !I:d:esIaS5S.'l5f:(l!1:Ec tggvwx c.:"1"g- l?lldg1eestoa2?ilpu1i:glgQllY oII(slIIlbIbi:i))I: C0"lWl" --N "I393 30"" -----wT""d" the program which consisted of Meeting closed with the Lord's hles-satisfaction or money bask. covehud-York ......... Lloyd Vessel -----. .....TllGlIIIY . . :r'I.:'ud.yvest1neI:0-'”- uni. D. n um no" Ulil (lllli WAY VBH No I'M J I BY J. R. WILLIAMS

""'"'"""' "” "' "”"' "”' llll"' BUT vbu .r . I V HIIIIIIHV Boy I WISH oi: BUNHYNOSEIS rr PIZOVES I ll - EIII - Pt PH " ' I I V ' oliIelviIiom ".'.. John Menu .. Tuesday W uI' WERE i?'G'HT H;5o'f,E, ll . . . g 1 WAS BACK c-3rsn5n!:EA1L(1:s:r'3'3zt;HTg2r MICsOEMzgAiNov,Es Elienlie . Eiimiie coon -...w- Twill! Hi ,I GETTING BESIDE . - : - I on A MACHINE. ..... CTH, UV HAs.rwo y.REBa:I.H m.,g,...-,,. g pg... cmpun .,...... Monday foreman L lull ' '1D SDU D " WELL,OL BREIZ g . I, BUT A GUY ! y , G HE y Fredericton- Lee Mnobovleil .......... Thlrsilli so FAR QAQBIT DE5 SOT ; l . ' NEVER KNOWS FULL IEQN5 O: OMFEEL AE55 Gngpgnuu , gum-ny . AN! - r I HOW NICE HE. C 3 UPPE TEET t MU? NC

Ilsrhmir North ..... Carl GPIIIIIII ....... ....'hresdI.v g i ? ' FIT .1-ER K"-L...-' .; HAP IT TILL HE BUT YOU HAFTA AN ARE HUNT- ilunter lune ........... Borden Begnall .....-. -- '"l'1W"7 ' HASTA WORK! BE UNDER HIM ING UP MORE Kenrington -. um Molwsn . MI - . ' W . 3 : x ,, T0 555 THEM" MEMBERS!

r rice Outlay. W-mud” . g , , f E WATCH THIS! 1

gonteno '..,...g......:. lid Masks: -3- ---"I353! . S. .5.

0 II I ' ..-.................... Dill O I D031 ----"Inna i Q I gene ............ mrrlny .......... .....'l'needay x

-' - BI - . .

:3" :31: E. II. Msdfhereon ......! ....Tuesdsy North in n J Spurxeon Drlnent .. ....-TIIIIIIIJ 014:1)” ,' - cow. ---3 - -Wu"! Iguana-it. Theresa's .. Merlin brine ---- --g'""""'Y

9- -DC KIN!-

soul-I.-w1..-.,:.-...-.... noun Pratt , lnminilide ...........1Ii. I. Ilulwen A M-

a (lucky .. .. .....1'hInll!

Tlrnisir .. 'I'IniIh our, ---- --"H"

vcaon liver-uiu naipii In ............-..'raudsy Vernon - Ilherry VIl- '

ll! .. Waiter crane ...----- """"” Water-vole - .. llllll lines ........- ---T-"I" Wail .-.-....... woiiiuun

"II... M ,,,,.... .. TIXIY Charlottetown and vicinity-For ellicient trucking rarvlee Ila:

In: m on Ian. I '” I" "W" " M. ...... hogfdelivovod to -:l

W will In tamer tmollle on :tn.Ihj.e'I'i”0raIioii semi unite! "I9" " "" "'""""

t . I , rarsomza rm-. OIIAIIAYITITOWN MAN" IN '1'

VIII N want" i now: eowaitn ieuivn. oivING IKIIAIIIIINI N IILAND; AND orsnann In Tn: assr nnlllllll 0!

bers who nrc leaving the com- munity was presented and paid. Correspondence. including "thanks' for fruit and sympathy card. was then read. A letter from the Canadian Cancer Society was read and it was moved-wand seconded that 310 be given.

Roll call was answered by ten members. There were two vis- itors present. r -

Next meeting is to be held at the -home of Mrs. S. B. -Seliar on Wednesday. November 1: lunch committee-Mrs. S. 8. Seller. Mrs. J. R. Skinner and Mrs. Ivan Tur- ner; program committee - Mrs- Harold Diamond. Collection for the evening 85 cents. Meeting ad- jour ed. - Fo lowing the meeting, Mrs; Harold Crawford and Marjorie Crawford who are leaving, the community were each presented with A token of remembrance. An

Nanook" will be but a memory. . . . . Shipping. News

AT SAINT JOHN- No vrssci movements today. AT HALIFAX-

a ”balloon-blowing" contest won by Mrs. Vol. MacDonn'.d, and a "b.-an-guessing" contest: winners. Mrs. J. R. Skinner and Mrs. Rama

ation will be gone and "operation Tenchergmary woodi I

MacDonald: booby prize. Mrs mrrlved -1-hursdayr

Earle Rmidt Lumh W” served by Alcoa Pioneer. from Montreal the hostess and committee in Baton. New york

charge. '

NEW GLASGOW W. M. S. -I-(.,msA imperial Hamilton. St. Nfld. Batory. Southampton

. John's. The September meeting of the New Glasgow W. M. S. met at the home of Mrs. George Brown. Presi- dent; Missy Elsie Laird led the wor- TEHERAN, Iran. Oct. 12 - ship service. Theme, The Spirit of (Reuters) - Finance Minister the Cross' Chulam Mohammad of Pakistan The Japanese hymn was read by has been unanimously elected Miss Lynetta Brown. Poem read by president of the Economic Confer- Mrs. c, S.D1ngwel1; hymns sung enccs of Islamic states for the 377,335: Matt. 5: 43-48 was read by next three years. it was amoun- Mrs. Chalmers Laird and I John ced today. 4:7-i2. 18-21 was read responsivciy also John 3: 16-18. Prayer. A delicious lunch was serv- Ptayer by Mrs. W. J. MacLeod; cd' by Mrs. George Brown and Miss hymn 751 was also read. Herald Lynetta Brown. assisted by Mrs. Miss Elsie Laird. gave a reading. Chalmers Laird. tMeIr.ory of Sunday". Minutes of last meeting were read and approved.

a Roll c ll was answered by nine B p H

member; two associate members '

and four visitors. There were seven n '

calls made in homes, three to hos- R d

pitai, ten cards were sent out, two

replies of thanks. two bouquets of This Clean Stainless antiseptic known all over Canada a Moone's Emerald Oil. is such a fine heal-

flowers were given to shut-ins. Mrs. C. S. Dingwell invited the ing agent that Eczema. Barber's Itch, Salt Rheum. ichlng Toes

members to her home for the Oc-

tober meeting, when the leader

will be Mrs. Foster Sellar. Lunch -.. and Feet. and other ..n1lnm tory Miss Ella Sample and Mrs. Melvin Fm" emptmns are 9”” 'e1eVed MacLeod. Heralds -- Mrs. Cha - m 3 few days

Moone's Emerald Oil is pleasant mers Laird and Mrs. Foster Sellar; to use and it is so antjsepgic and

Sulled Thursday Essa Cumberland. for Bayion.

and while

LITTLE AS

UY NOW.and SAVE”

While Stocks Are Greatest! While Prices Are Lowest!

AVAILABLE FOR AS

USE OUR FAMOUS TERMS:

WEEKLY BUYS UP TO

WEEKLY BUYS UP TO

WEEKLY BUY5 UP TO

WEEKLY BUYS UV TO I

WEEKLY BUYS UP TO

you can STILL use NEW WAY'S EAS- IEST-OF-EASY' terms . . .

coal or Wood stoves! (iii - Burning Stoves?"

Electric Ranges!

Oil-Burning Heaters!

THE rmesr NATIONALLY-FAMOUS MAKES IN CANADA!

I FAWCETI! I LANCASTER! " BEACH! I GURNEY! "' CHEF-MASTER! ' SILENT GLOW SPACE HEATERS

. and MANY MORE!

coNsiDEn THE ADVANT. AGES or BUYING mun NEw sTovE on HEATED NOW oN our: EASY TEBJIIS! WITH THE sEAsoN HERE AND rnIcEs EoUNn T0 RISE, EE scan T0 coma IN AND LOOK

:::)I:Ii:D. yorrpr. LOW PRICES!

EASY TERMS! HIGH QUALITY!

SO BUY NOW!

DEPOSIT

OR DOWN PAYMENT

REQUIRED CARRYING

CHARGES! ONLY 5M, A YEAR!

" ALL GOODS DELIVERED on

cHEsTEnErELDs, BEDROOM SUITES, DAvENroizTs, STUDIO COUCHES, RADIOS. nEEInGEnAToEs, Am, friltkl-ut:'”.'.2.?l”..”vs.a.y'i”.u”ANsl”"” vova Harris: G N”

All Shipping Charges Prepaid! - I

FIRST WEEKLY rArMENTr

is

, (o-:2 -JTRWILLIAM5

" :.iTi?.wu.LIAM THE. cuzcus sexrs g.,".'l.I:tv"a.h ':.i.- '''i A

IO-I5 ..