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ACTION AND ADVENTURE A CAPITOL WEEK END WESTERN SPECIAL

STARRING

GEORGE O ’BRIEN

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mt ‘fi “RACKETEERS OF THE RANGE "i izl :5. Modern Cattle Bustling Becomes An Organized y; Racket. g? See George O'Brien Swing Into Action To Crush l p, Big Time Racketeers

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‘PRENTON, Nov. 6-0415. Sophia Irving, widow oi’ Edward Irving. passed away ‘Diursday last. De- ceased had been in falling health

for some time. She was born at '14"

Murray Harbor North, P. E. 1., in 186i and came to this town two de- l ,cades ago. Surviving are two sis- lters, Mrs. s. Lecco, Mrs. Mary E. Irving. both of P. E. L; four daughters, Mrs. H. Lewellyn and] ‘Mrs. Gladstone Hickenbotlham, P, E 1.: Mrs. Lillian White. Everett, iMa-ssq and_Mrs. H. B. Almon, ’I‘ren- lion; and two sons, Cecil and Mil- ton. of Trenton. Funeral was held [from the home oi’ her daughter, ‘Mrs. H. B. Almon, Sunday BILQF, Inoon. Evangilist Fred Strickland oi Truro conducted the services. 1n- terment was at Hillside ce-meteiy.

EASTERN GUARDIAN, ‘"1" be

_____. is reserved for news of local Interest but adver- tising of a newsy nature may be inserted at. 2 cents a word strictly payable n advance

."l‘his column

HQSUBSCRIPTIONS to the Charlottetown Guardian may

be

hande to their Rept. AICITZC Hume. . ..__._

i mcnamcs grand re-openin

sale at Montague continues in ful swing but the store will be closed from i0 o'clock till noon Saturday morning during Remembrance Day Service. Open all afternoon and evening. L-466-ll-l0-li.

_._..__i______ RED CROSS ACTIVITIES

Arrangements are about com- pleted for the Red Cross collection campaign. Collectors have been ap- pointed throughout the province. Helps worthy cause by making your contribution as large as pos- , sible.

The purpose of the Red Cross l during war time is to co-operate l with the Department oi Militia and I Defence of Canada and with the

on Red Cross has a

British Red Cross Society stupendous task ahead of it. In

dial invitation to be

min column h foul ‘tlltorelt hilt ulvertulng 0| a non; nature any be at I can: a word ctflo-IU II!- ahla l.» ndnnos

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KAS PHOTOS-CILASWELLS. Ir331-l1-7-lOi.

ure unsun- L-mas-v-zi-st

CARTEBrS BOOKSTORE will be closed all dew Saturday. November iith. but open on Friday evening. 10th. L-430-111-10-l .

MR8. ARTHUR HOGAN receive at her home i1 Green street ‘Iueoday, November 14th from 4 to d.

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L-483-l1-lO-li. OUR STORE will ce I-ll day Sat Open for business IPrIday evening. November 10th. S. A. MacDonald.

CLOSED BEMEMBRANCE DAY. -Our store will be closed ll d Saturday, November llth "are "a" “ill ‘i212

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A SPECIAL FEATURE 0f the 75th anxilvei-eary services of ‘h-init Unload Church on Sunday, the 12

ember inst. will be the dedic- ation of a memorial window hmmr 0i the men and women who erected the present church. A cor-j Rresent is ex- findesl to their dfientants, whether ey are 0r are ' a resen con- UnPted Chllgtigfi

nected with Trinity

REMBMBRANCE DAY AT THE CII'TO\VN POST OFFICE-Satur- day, November 11th. 1939. belnu Remembrance Day and a. statutory holiday the service to be KIWI! ll as follows-fetter carriers will make the morning delivery only. Wicket service from 8:00 a. m noon. Receipt mails as usual as well as air mail and special delivery services. The regular street letter box collections will be made and the public lobby open as on a normal day. Rural Mail Couriers will make their usual trips.

LAFFERTY-H U G H E S _W E D- DING-A very pretty iveddimz was solemnized at the United Church parsonage, Halifax, on ‘hlesday evening, Nov. 7, at 8 o'clock when Rev. J. D, MacLeod united in mar- j riage Miss Ivy Alice Pearle Hughes ' of Cove-head, P. E. I.. to Charles Cordon Schumann Lufferty, R. C. N, Charlottetown but now on duty in Halifax. ‘Pile bride was ed by Miss Gladys Laffeitv. Char- iotteiown and the groom by Mr. Bruce Cody. R. C. N.. of Toronto. Present at the wedding vrerc the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hughes. Covehead, Mrs. J. F‘. Laf- ferty, mother of the groom and his sister, Miss Gladys, also Mrs. Flank Howard, grandmother of the bride. and her cousins. Mr. Annui- How- and 5nd Mis; Isabel Howard of Cvriiwall, P. E, Island. Previous w the bride's departure for Halifax. a. shower was tendered alt liar hum? and the many useful and ccstly giifvts, testify 60 the high esteem in which she l; held by her many tiiends. Mr. an: Mrs. Laffertvwill reside at 23 North st, Halifax, and their many friends wish them many years of married bliss.

MACSWAIN-DIACLUREfA mar- riage of more than ordinary in- terest was solemnized at the Pres-

WDDOFA‘

| The Canadi f this task it will need the fullest, , possible support and eta-operation from every Canadian community. At the present time the Canadian Red Cress is organizing and pre- paring to meet not only the t-nre needs of our soldiers, but their present needs in military depots

and camps in Canada, The need is urgent. Give to your

War Veterans

I should never have made my success in hie ii 1 had not bestow-

ed upon the least thing I have ever undertaken the same atten-

tion and care that I have bestow- UITAWA’ Nov‘

Long Lived

8- Maybe it ~

utmost. L-Allil-li-w-ii

Frozen Sleep To Cure Narcotics

ed upon Dickens.

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the greatest-Charles

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isn't literally trim that "old scl-_ my Howmja- ‘l-vfslakefl") dlers never die —~but the figures . have a suiprisinir slant that way. l iwai§doglffsslvsclmg° (fgw “J3. aveptgllfir mfinfi“; Use of frozen sleep (LL02 cur-e- narcotic !‘ F0 or; more rapidly as time goes m addiction and mental trouble was a study of pension records show Bqlllwllnwd he"? WM)’- Thls 15 the lust the opposite trend. The death first time that this 118W hHmB-nj rate among war pensioners fight; hibernation has been reported for now is the same m for average anything except cancer. Canadian men of the some age. Disclosure of the new benefits but, amazing as it seems, oenslon- came out incidentally during a re- ers Can look forward to even long- port of the cancer oases to a lenr lite than average if ab‘: rates symposiuml on temperature by dot}; recon.‘ years are main ed, ' tors Tempe Fay and L. W. sml Dr. F. S, Burke, chief of the of Philadelphia, the men who orig- flnllwlgfil investig-agn dfiigision of mated the frozen sleepless than a 8' De (ms an ear ago, national health. 111s made a y There were three narcotic lul- il1°f°l=8li analysis of 16.000 ocn- diets, all physicians, none had can- sion cases, in u ndditlotrliz to mos: (m, genera observe on of e necor E h y, w 1 k. 01' Emul- 100-000 mw- He Wines W ing at; lmnrfi“ the $03” Ltyeymrxa- this striking conclusion: CHIC lowered w about so. Each "Iflwaired adults, given adequate

byienan Manse. Caiedoniahofi Wed- nesday evening, October 2W1! when Annie Edna, only daughter of Mr. and _ Art Macswain, Peters Road. become the bride of Wil- liam Hazscn MacLui-e. son of Mr. and Bill's. George MflCLlifB. Murray Harbor North, The Winsome bride looked charming in a gown of blue transparent velvet with matching accessories. She was attended by her cousin, Miss Sandra Jo-hnswn. Murray River; and James D. Mac- Luie, brother of the groom was groomsimsm. The ceremony was performed by Rev. A. S. MacLean. After a siicrt motor drive the bridal party returned to the home of the bride's parents where about fifty invited guests, immediate relatives of the contracting parties were as- semibled. During the evening the guests were entertained with ex- cellent music by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cameron of Briidenell. a sumptuous and delicious supper was served and a thomughlw d6- llaliitful evening enjoyed by all. An unusual large band of seienarlers added their hilarity to the menri- mcnt of tihe occasion, but after ex- tending best wishes to the bride and gmmn and being treated to candy they quietly withdrew, The bnde is a graduate of Prince of Wales College and has been en- Kflmid in her profession 0t teach- ing for several years. The groom was attired in the khaki uniform of the Royal Canadian Artillerv. being a member o! that unit now stationed at Qharlotteioivn. Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. MacLui-e left on a short trio to the main- land, returning on Saturday eve- ning to the home of the wmom where several young couples arriv- ed to welcome them. Many beauti- ful gifts mtified t0 the wbuiar- ity of the neiwlv weds. Bon voyage

sl t thus for fiv days. on a- medlcal m" and 5 m°a5lu° 0f wgkenhig each wag free from the ec°n°mm 50001114’ 5° 0°‘ “m! V’ desire for the narcotic. "' bmom’ "MMYYIY "WW mlipfllled- None had any distressing or . Grapes 2 lbs. 25c as a low-P. out fend to am!" painful “withdraws? symptoms. ' I I30 h I98 average mrmmy m’ the“ “g9 Two have remained free from the Lei 1g‘: n, s app age inlgpgmmtig 1g’ Yfigrs-hndm“ drug. The third. alter six months, Z, . volntnril wentbakioitJ-l was , o 1 d6 ,2 pixblished in the current issue o!’ “an my; undm- cmbex-naflo: go,- ,, , Orange Marma a , the Canadian Medical Association m, day, new, woke up cu,.,d_ ' " oz. bottle, 1 bottle 27c fifi-sPeg-jgléfiktbvfldgse- $3022; The mental case was n woman - 2 1b 25c t, t t - t h , u _ suffering from psychosis following .. ' cranberries! s‘ , 7815p“ n“ 1 Tea men ' o5” m,“ a surgical operation. She was viol- . 5 Aylmefs T0111. JUICE, a”? Ssgoégggflagezecuflhv‘ Fvhfih em and screaming. ‘rwenty-four ; w’ 3 t» 29c was’, m5 bettzred n a mo‘ r; hours oi frozen sleep cleared her 7 26 0%’ l?“ ‘ ' ' ' m; d}: not apply to ‘i’f,‘§°°,,,,..l‘,§,,,§’_ mind for three days, when viol- " ‘f1 cfllflltl-LIOD Milk, h1g9: sioner or. for that matter, to the “n” again returned‘ , . 25c bu“, of we clvmm population,» Thereilpon hibernation was used 1 j 3 n35 - ~ - -- - - ' -- He shows that the death raw for seven days and since then . A merts Veg or Toma” among pensmne“ has decreased there has been no return of the 7 {D soup 3 tins 27c sfeggllxggfmofltzofi 211mg; the flvEr_ menial difficulties. -» -' l age n - . 6 in 192i and —-———————— ,5 ' - - . 1936. ' ' ; _- Choice Cooking an»? l” l" Want Pictorial '. 1 peck . . . . . . . . .. c CONTENTMENT

We have about fifty l nhoice milk fed chickens.

Record oi War;

OTTAWA, n07. a-me artist iml

Contentment is a pearl of grant price, and whoever procure-s it itti

I Priced right. 'éi‘il..i"’i.°.iii_. ‘.1’ wlf." ...‘$‘°%Z“,§§~“y ghgegrsl" ggggg“ y; vg-Mgs i; ‘ f ct of our Purchase-“Ba F“? immortalized the soldier on can- ollllt ° r9258 both o r r . vashand protected him in the field

fa en comr es u t‘ wit camouflage. the artst u-

. i t t tlf. stores will be closed all ‘RED FE “rfiiizsnis iii filfslfialiqi/x-Dililv." u. o. c! s t rda Nov. 11th. h, Mccui-ry, acting director or the av a u y, _

. , i (-4 w, National Gallery of Canada, said

But will rema n open s ;~_ tgdhya ‘legalities tiggt mird fraolm

' ' ' a T08 ll CB E5 8 l1

Friday evening’ are making extensive: usse of Daint-

Rix’: Grocery

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Frederick Varlev of Vancouver. one oi the official artists in France for the Canadian war memorials.

' _ , 118811 8t. . expressed the vi w pictorial m~ L Ave Q I cords should beelne now while men Phone Phone J Wflrlefbcinghenllstaid. M c d] “ 0e t s _ ana n 1021-1022 16014602 HQJARDS manhood incbarragvks. on the draill n n. l ground. and oven during off-duty I Il-wci. how-s. should be preserved at this - i stage." said Val-icy. one of Can- 21 0- '

through life is the wish of their many friends.

adian art's "group of seven." Lieut-Coi. R. l". Parkinson of Ottawa, director oi Canada’; war

menu: m sa- ou u

Willter

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’one week only in Colin H. Stewart, Water at, Sum- merside (opposite Herman's). This ' requires for their own use 3-4 and f-ull silver types.

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dium AIMISTICI mo; at oddreudiTs Bnll-‘lb-Nlte. nae-m.

L-BBO-ll-IO-ll.

PARISH OI‘ HILTON

TICOFBt. a

i our voila HERE. flesh stock $0031.?‘ Th’ 5.3.... hmdalicmrufdhcmket. entwined-T-

Junta-xiv I

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lhi p on “mail Y? sums

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A BLRGAlNr-ollfl cctrlc Range, four mentsinlarnge oven. oven good w a e1 finish

Road 3 P. will also 3 P. M.

be a se and at Hemp

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ENGLAND ES. Sunday, “November

mil in in dis qivie-‘io-il.

on I Weather por-

Rev. G R. Hartman. "Is-flo-ll-lo-ll.

Wesktilnghoigo

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also wig-m order.

118m t .00. Holmans, Charlottetown “Bing? 14-174-1140-11.

HAMPTON UNITED CHAIN} Berviou on Sunday, November 12th as follows: Bonshaw ll A. M. Victoria 7 P. M.

rvice

in ton at 7.

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11-436-1140-11-

Pesto l G1 . November ' i’??? are Princetown

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FUR, BUYER-Mr. Ltd"

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FUNERAL erai of

ls late reside Si. Dunstank quiem High

the service bearers were: L. Casford, I. Hillier. Pte Hillier and

SCARLET FEVER —An epidemic of Seq raging in the village Harbour at present,

Messrs

the Xocaii Physic

to prevent the ease. No deaths have

MISCELLANEOUS Mrs. W. B. Co week at her

a November bricl

shoiv-ered with lovely ing linen. silver and several

Qnveloipes. trimmed baskets

moor-ted to

Miss Maud

Christend McPheison . Wlhite played

the seat

bride irresented th fiirlzev arranged the Cousns thanked prettilv after which low. Lunch w mainder of music and

hum of innumerable chines in the big.

.zey . 1 n

11181108 dieis on

mo clothes for oewlna of the

used s

er saw bales of cloth

memorial records, said "it is to be

hoped the Canadian Government will arrange for a pictorial record o e present war."

into patterns 20 and saw the finished

Road ll A. M. W P. M. Htglhiield ‘i Rev. J. R. Skinner. Minister. L-468-ll-l0-1i.

ed due to the epidemic

march. Miss Lou Champion the presents, Mrs. Ma-y Lord read the verses and lady friends of the

sane For She Is A Jolly

came the full-throated

CHURCH NOTICE. - ‘Winsloe ra Bervicu gilllldly,

as i

J. Kaufman will be buy-

uid other furs for the office of

R. Woodside

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SERVICES-The fun- . Raymond Cordeau was lieid Wednesday morning from h nee, Spring Park, to Basilica where Re- Mass was sung by Rev. Louis Dougan, who afso conducted at the grave. The pall-

. A. Doiron,

McDougall, Sgt.

Pte Spencer.

EPIDEMIO- rlet Fever is

of Murray it is report-

ed. All public buildings in the com- closecl until ft:

the village have been quarantined spreading oi the dis-

been report-

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uslris entertained last home in in honor of her daughter Annie. e. A

friends and neighbors n ent and the guest of

Ruse Valley

umber of WEN DIW- honor was gifts includ- oh

were brought in by Miss Margaret Boulter and Miss Annie Altloen. The bride to

be was oif honor by

Matheson and Miss

while Mrs. the weddl ‘lg opened

e presents while Misses Katie Aiken and Muriel Le-

gifts. Miss

CVCTVOIIC V911’

the guests F?)-

as served and the re- the evening spent in

singing. Champion played for orig.

Mls Lou the sing

Outfitting The _ British Soldier L21‘ ll"v‘él..‘iwf;..’i’.lfi'ttiiti'lliliii

LONDON. Nov. 8-Above

the sewing ma- stulfy room

iolned in the of

ownoils.

tas Britain's sol-

machines exactly l

in Canadian

homes. KhYIPISi cloth came to them

in a. seem-

tour of several “somewhere in llmgland." the writ-

in the hue-

product em-

lzlige for stiff Government insoec- n

It} doesn't shift-but Dora there was a mance in the note sh a et.

It. said first reaction was tha have to write a note man's attention. dhanoe of writing or." Dora explained.

B ind

is a storyof careful tremendous o

age cap for the old

Manufacture in an intricate

tic job—thi.s eight-hour for bright-eyed.

thought he was dolzid

sound like a roman- ‘Mm’

factory

blond touch of ro- e tucked into

"hello soldier, Please write to mc. I'm lonely."

And your

i: Dora didn't

unless he

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stiff service

cap” involved reclothlng-the whole: umy.

Process-now. ___ One factory makes greatcoais exclusively-Low to 3. a week

____._.______. REV. G. ERNEST FYJRBES

(El-intern Chronicle, Tuesday. Oct. 31st, 1939.)

Many friends learned with deep regret oi‘ the sudden passing, from a heart attack, on Saturday even- ing last at his home in Weston, Ont, of Rev. G. Ernest Forbes in his 64th year, a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Forbes of Little Har- bour, Plctou County, well known in Nova. Scotia. From the school in Little Harbour he went to the New 1, Glasgow High School then to Pictou ‘Acaden-iy, Da housle University and Pine Hill Theological College and was ordained to the Presbyterian ministry in 190i. During his stud- ent days he taught at Glcndyer. C,