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’l‘he newest shades and striping effects in Marten Strip, llepcndahle value — -— $129.00 —— $175.00

.\li1ik Strip,

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siiitnlile for all occasions; newest shades, >‘:111d,Log\\'ood, Blue Fox — —— — $69-00

y M’ ’ ‘iJ*“» $55.. .1. '

We are now entering our ﬁfth year in business. We ﬁnd it impossible to express in words our deep and heart-felt appreciation for the wholehearted co-operation and patronage of the people of Prince Edward "island.

To one and all the management and staff extend their sincere thanks.

Listed below is an example of the extraordinary low

FUR SALE PRICES

DYED HUDSON SEAL COATS

The most complete selection of styles, sizes, prices we nave ever shown. Shop early. Size 12—46.

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Natural, etc.

Buy during when you actually save money . the largest stock in P. E. I. . . . sure of Quality . ,. Authentic Styling . ability . . .. Lowest Prices. our greatest FUR SALE. serve any purchase.

Low price alone does not make a bargain .. .. especially in furs . really counts, is your ability to buy at a low price from a ﬂrm that has never sacriﬁced quality in order to meet

price competition.

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Sea. View -- M.» And Vicinity

The majority of the farmers are finishing their harvest and some are

busy at their threshing. the oats s proving to )9 an Average “TUD-

Tho mackerel are very scarce and the fis/hcrmcn are not getting enough to pay expenses.

The Junior W. A. held a most delightful moonllgiht picnic at Sea View Beach. An entertaining sing long or old favorite songs was gicatly enjoyed round a huge bon- lire. Lunch and ice-cream ' was served later and a neat sum was realized to help the W. A. members in carrying on their work which is so worth while, The leader Mrs. Blakaney in co-operation with the members are to be congratulated on their success at this time.

The many friends of Mr. David Adams are sorry to learn of his continued serious illness. Miss Jessie Mumihy, Kt-nsington is in attendance.

Miss Jmnie Clark 11,, N. has re- turned to her home after spending tome time in sea view 0n profes- sional duties.

Mr. and Mrs. C. Brooks. spent a few days recon friends in Sea View.

O'IAary. 11 with

Miss Nora Adams, Boston, is spending a pleasant holiday’ with

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‘Queen Street

her aged mother, Mrs. .7. T. Adams.

dance was held in uesday ave'ni'ng. there was a gathering of young lc. splendid music was furn- shcd by Baltic orchestra.

A large number of tourists are enjoying the beaches these days and the cottages are all filled with hol- iday seekers.

Mr. .Ollie Burns, Ksmington. spent a few days recently with friends in Sea View.

Many in this community shocked when the news came Mr. Hartwell Croaier had passed to that Home Beyond after a short illness in St. John General I! 1.- ai N. B. Word had been reosl of the necessor operation to save his life. Later at he was doing nice- ly. but the Angel of Death came on

The weekl Dam-ley on

were that

Saturday morning, Angst 28th. He was called awav at age of 7'! years. After a well t life. The late Mr. crazier had en a real-

dent of Damiey who with his wife nee Maria Mclnod, New London, lived there many years. Theirs was a home where all were made wel- come and their kindness will lone be remembered by the many friends who shared their hospital- ity. After his wife's deaizh he dis- posed of his farm and went to at. John where he was associated with the work of the Bible society as ooloortour. ‘min work he carried on with‘ a. great deal of suceem. I-ls paid‘a visit to this Province in

- early giant of summer and vial

many hisoldfricndaandtoail

a ces seemed to be in the‘ best of health But the Master whom he served willed it otherwise.

He was afflicted with an incurable

disease and in spite of the best of medical skill was called to Higher service. The funeral service was hetd on’I‘ucsda.y afternoon inthe church at Mal-peque of which the deceased had been a member of the session for a number of years. The church was filled with many from far and near and ﬂhe service watv. conducted by Rev. Mr. Orowdls assisted by Rev. J. M. Murchison and Mr. Carson who read the scripture and led in prayer. Rev. Mr. Murchison gave the address full of comfort to all bcrcaived and id a lasting tribute‘ to the life 0 the deceased, as a friend and Christian worker. The hymns sung were. “The Lord‘: My Eiepard" and "Forevevr with The Lord." Two touching and beaut- ifully rendered solos were sung by Charles Woodside. who sang "Sha- dows" and Russel McKay sang‘. “sleep On Beloved Bis " bo

solos were greatly a _ecatcd. The pail bearers were xhsphews of the deceased. Bruce Ormier, Steph- en Hume. William Burns, Lyle

joining cemetery followed '

members of King Edward e P‘. and A. M. and several ..rs from other lodges, an impressive masonic service was held at the graveside of a much respected and greatly beloved brother member who had passed on to the presence of the Great Mastcr (If all Indgoa inthe!-Iano8syond.Hs)eaveato

mourn his passing Mrs. George Profitt. Darnley, Mrs. John I-lickey,Darnley and Mrs.Mar- guret Burns, Malpeque, one broth. er, Pezcy of Halifax, besides a large

number of friends to mourn their ;°55~ gizsmpamy of many friends spent in spring Valley on Tuesday -—?- gives you, in ~Ii(i\i-iil1|'f,l‘Y:;‘ By‘ W 5 ex n cd to all friends in their waning in the form of an ice- Mrs. Aubry Hillz is a manna] Wmuiw-I ur All-Eran bereavement, ‘cream social, A larse number W“ p:'“‘“‘” mud“ Wm‘ ma‘ in "“"' I Isncrous ya; “,N“Wwmm Pmese'nt and greatly enjoyed the Martins River, 5. LONDON. Sept. 4-(W) -'3'" “""V ‘W’ lviiiuillrrinrl’ - Rev. Mr. Orowdis held a prayer ce-cream and cake fumished by ———- u how Parliament‘: leaders rallied and life M .1 hr Keiimin service in Sea View Hall on wed. the ladies after which dancing was Mr John Basset is ke t bu behind Prime Minisiﬁx ChImbeI'- All-Bran is mu as Id by and ‘ﬂesdﬂv ewenlna. There was a large indulged in. splendid music was with his thneshin outfit P W kl wu'—- "‘°"d°"' C“"'“m 0 irathering and all greatl a sc- firmiszhed by Donna Holmq and 8 ' David uéyu Great War (room ‘ma "15 ‘Wilma and heiinruimer- Bernice Maoxinnon with Mrs v Minister, told the House of \ ’ 5189- Oharlas Mac Dalian as a.coompan- commons the oovernm i: could do .~—/-,.,—’} _ . CAPE 'ni.Avl:nsl: w. I. no more than it ad one. ,H“_,._.,-\.-i.-i.-t-.-.-i.-.i--i.n.-.-lat-ilirvl i -~—-- Britain had won vicgc,-iv :31 51,11}: * "sou gmerv-non la the am law or r3;h°wneA” omsnt m':°“I:i‘oi.it.$s 0'3 ii‘-uiii°""“ W" ‘M " Are N-turn . and we Maritimen mun hold at the homo of Mn Vernon 'winmn ouummii mm mm at HOW PI . Pr-was It ut . usual: 24. ms mcstinc the Admiral at the ouwreakmgf 0" Mo “mun” hum. In {hoe-ned with the Ode followed by the _0mat at. O Q e Creed. taina repeated efforts for peac . mﬂfo insurance only It we ' Roll call was followed by an dociaring:— OUI‘ ounelvsl so insist.’ Find one the reading of the minutes which were "Outside the storms of, war mt! . Imﬂ Idvlntuss of having the Home Of- law.“ ,, ,.,,d_ W,‘ ‘M "1. km my 5. Ijﬂled : hm“ ,,,..piuﬂ “°‘‘'‘'’''‘' The committees gave their rs- with the (mica of its uh: N‘ r " ’°g"—ti:'r-naaches.s0f°"'! F t 0 ports and the following was ap- in air heartc this Sunday morn- . of l4‘l;l"‘|”§ '_ consniuni” ll Ilrﬂ °'“""’°"' M-mime We Aunt noinied: sick, Mrs. weuey Mac- in, here is . ' j"’,,2, "'4 19"“ ‘'0' YOU um heln eon- Micken. and Mrs. Gordon Har- ‘our hands may be active but 1 1 - M mp sema MILLION A Mowrn in vev. L ‘, . no nd Han our otmlcicnoes an at rest. ._ M ,0...» sc|'Vi“; :'",,...,¢h Marine resources. . vev and Mn. Harold Ouwliffs ' a must not undcrnto ' 1 or gxpcrienrr 5 Program, Mrs. Frank Oompbeli gravity of the whim lies 321- , refractlnx um ~ m_ and Miss, Nona wright. Bungle’. on us, the severity of the mac: I d mum ,onr -Mrs. Gordon and as 0 mun 6159- 0-"in "' Nana Wright, much, Mn. Hamid pointmenta and m unvlsumi ﬂew"- Campbell. III: in ace and surprise: my be we 01-‘ I Mrs. Joseph on ffe. -nu sum of the ml: men we have met: ac- f I'Il.lt0ilES|i two dollara was rsosived «spud is one not the mm 6, . saicofa uiitinp. Iamohwas olﬂrss ofthskiush than col “ﬂu M 0 Ir nurcnrs0N- :3 “age. miummm to be held simmr. tr gt '- 0- nuﬂmggoﬂ

IN PRINCE EDWARD Charlottetown

this tremendous Anniversary Sale . .. choose from where you can be Depend- Save now . . .. this is A small deposit will re-

E175. — $265.00

SPECIAL GROUP AT ACTUALLY LESS THAN COST PRICE

.. Jlack, 1 Grey Caracuie Coats —- $30—$42.50 Brown Swagger Broadtail. Persian Trim $49.00 Brown Fitted Broadtail, Squirrel Trim $55.00 Brown Russian Pony. Princess Model — $95.00 Grey Krimmer Lamb, Princess Model — $95.00 Grey Bombay Lamb- Princess Model -- $125.00

We recommend early shopping as this offer cannot be repeated.

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r-rench Seal and Electric Seal Coats

Newest 1940 styles; Box lines, Princess

lines, small collars, square shoulders, bell

sleeves. Priced from — — $6‘ up Ila

Is your present Fur Coat too tar gone to repair? If so trade it in when pur- chasing a. new one.

if not our factory can work wonders with it, consult us about Repairing, Remodelling, Relining,

ISLAND Telephone 1 1 77

. three sisters Rev. Mr. Pream was a recent via-[ iioir to Sea View, Mr. Fream has enjoyed the pleasant evening. ust returned from an enjoyable

oliday in Toronto. A most enjoyable evening was

lat. A nice sum was realized and all

Mr, Lee Mountain. summersida. was a recent visitor to Sea View in the inter-ts of the fox business.

in onral uian

a nevny nature may it I out a word

trl . able In advance. ' M” F”

CONIVIDBRATION LIFE INEUR. CV03. L-9189-'1-31-31

A’1"l'IN'«l-‘ION ADVERTISER!- Advertiaementa tot insertion the following day must be in this of- lies not later than 11 a. m.

FILMS DIVIIDPID printed doc each it two for 1%. no hits ii for 25o. have at Mari tationers or mail in Bax 294. Giarlot .

Ir-B38-9-2-5.

WEEK-END IN 'I‘IlUBO-—Mrs. Harris y of 'IYuro.

D. . of Island North. P. E. 1., 'a.nd sister. Miss Annie Cameron. of summer- ali three arrived in

. SE1’1'£1VI_B§R\5. 1939 ,\§

i Beach iirove inn

Chorlotfﬁtown Royalty

2 1-2 Mile; from rt, C,” A Summer Hotel, I

. Ideally situated | -

Harbor. §)cV:r:e°,(;k"gnni°|i‘e 50 Equulied

6° “"99 °3'Y room: mm,

running W(|1)i:tf" or mime ‘I

Good Salt-water Bum PRIVATE BEACH

Tennis—G9|f Nea,by_ Dancing, etc.

EXCELLENT MEALS

Special low rates for August

, week for Mrs. D. M. MoLeod‘s home

.in Prince Edward Island where they will spend the remainder of i

ithe stunmer before returning to their homes.-—'I‘ruro News.

DRIVING LICENSE SUSPEN- DED—-Kenneth Campbell of emu--' lotwtown, P.E.I., appeared be-I fore Msjistrato Walter Limerick in the Fredericton Police Courtr Friday morning and pleaded guiltyl of a charge of having care and- conttol of a motor vehicle while under the influence of liquor. Ho nwu sentenced to serve 30 days in goal and suffer suspension of his driving license for a. period of one year. The offence occurred in the city Thursday evening. -—-Frederic-

‘ ton Gleaner. .

TO VISIT P. E. I. — Making his first visit to his home here in 26 years Fred Meister. Kimberley, B.0., is the guest of his parents, Jill‘. and Mrs. A. G. Mahler,’

I Main meet Kentzviiie. N 8. Motor- ,ing home by way of New York, Mr. Meister, who is accompanied‘,

joined at Randolph. Me.. by his sister. Mrs. Lila Augusta and her two children Bobby and Charlotte. Mrs. Augusta

but Mr. Meisicr will visit several points in Nova. Scotia and Prince the wesiv. — Halifax Chronicle. ON MOTOR. HOLIDAY-Nil‘. Wm.N.MhcKay. Muirmy I-Iarbaur -North. motored to Charlottetown ‘Friday morning with his son-in- law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. {Prescott E. French, West Medford. Mass. who were on the way to the

being their seventh trip to Mrs. French's horie. Mrs. French is a graduate of tmarlioitztetown Bus- iness Co1lege,Class of 1910. Miss Mildred French is adunior at Dean's Academy. Franklin, Mass. and is a talented pianist. Mr. in-ench is an ex~service man of the ‘U. 8. Signal Corps and has been employ- ed with the New England Telephone 00., Boston, Mass, for twenty-eight years. .

J. Tweedy and Mrs. nono. Minn. motored and will remain for several days. Hi’. _ brother of the late Cepha/s B.

and an y of this city, first left the Island 4-9 years ago and has since been practising in

Winona.

Submarine Warfare of 1917 Recalled

(By the oanadian Press) ubm

. ?‘u.n.'resi.ricied" attac

down 1.134 but esca ed British 187

all, the savage attack by "starve ou "

Gain

in ships-

Ths s of the British Insitraniﬂr occurred

«Stand Indorseii

by his daughter Marguerite. was.

' passenger “victim still retained his erect pm. ure

returned home by] way of Yarmouth last Saturday ed to speak ,0 mm and mmmd

Edward Island before returning to Allen J- Waters. of E:imonmn.1n

boat. They were much pleased with , the improvement of the roads, this‘

Twecdv whois ai

undated Suhniarins Warfare WNI

warfare

Bhipgmg dilgigii ‘:2;

ships. An additional 841 ships were attacked by submarines. nmougwrghwithmmuifiu cost the e same Keel‘.

suriﬁce craft sank 3 In any

the kit- Isles accounted for 3.600.000 Wis

The Allies destroyed ‘I5 submar-

Liner ln h RX! 0! 1,193 “V93: the close of 1917. the Allies had

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. . d... as ished a con KY3‘ WW9“ No wondrr u ‘it if "ff“"‘."_".” M3 was marked) effective. Up to Ann- ,1... to lurk’ ../ ”,'f.':"zr'mnunr utice Day. 5 1 allied shi had fall— "bulk" dtmni rrmrrrkwmm en victim to German su marines in you eat, It filﬂlilirﬁ iiiiﬂky mm In 1013. that forms u an i ; N 5 “W

the bowels‘ it al till.-twins hglpj your imuc .~x mu . a ' ’ The comnmu sons: illluzg :5 am 0|‘ am 3 " '5

Catering to Dinner-parties and Afternoon Tea,

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In Memoriam REV. .i.—AIi.‘Ti'l\‘Eii..

James Eciimrd _ old retired Ba})ilalT}lil]lelil's'5:] ’§9" instantly in an auto <ii~.\'t-n},y'Jm‘,°d W. Eiiwmds. 2206 Fulton Avert? 3\ll'mIb3'.B.C.when the carwllia¢¢' 1181135’ With another muhm,“ Nelson and Marine Drive whm ' cliff, near midnight jnesaay ' In an investigation condiictedb Sergeant Albert K1>iim- and Cmy stable Charles Ilaiistiﬁlts membé. of the West V&llC(iil\'Ci"poll¢g was learned that the mum ‘hm Spent the day at Horseshoe Bay with his companion, Edwmm told the officers um Timer. Who was a "dorm-easier" and fond of iisiiins'_ had jmjsw on taking his turn at the oars .-1,. spite the plea oi Edwards mum‘ that course. After thcv returned to their car for the jourifey home FA. wards noticed tlmt his compgm seemed pale and Very qu1e(_ W119“ the two cars met at tin curved intersection none of ti}; 5 was even jolted, and the

Noting his silence Edwanis um.

death had taken} place, The other auto \\‘fi5 driven by

car were Janet Thom her sister, Isabelle anti derson. all oi’ Vancouver. M’.r. Tyner will be kindly remqn. bered as pastor or the Tryon mi Bonshaw Baptist Churches.

Hitler iieipo#rt_edg Joining Troops (in Eastern Front

Bt‘E‘.’R.L1N. Sept. 3, — iAP)—(V3 Copenhageni — Fuehror Hitler wu reported to have started for theim front to join his soldiers shortly

. after 10 P. M. (6 P. M., ADT) 10' night.

The Fuehrer left. the Chanceilerl’ in a, limousine with shaded head- li is while the city was in a com- pete blackout.

‘Hie car made through the large. mostll’ SW!“ crowd standing in the dark WlJ~ helmplatz. few in the (‘l‘0\K'd near the driveway broke through the small polioe guard and shouted, ‘Fiiehrtf command, we follrw till death.

Eastern Guardian

..'This column is reserved lot now: of local inn-n-st but Adm using of 3 new 53' nature ml! 5' Inserted at 2 cents I I strictly payable .in Id\'iH1€°

W __,.

_,-sUBs(‘n1rrI0Ns mm Charlottetown Guardian may 3‘ handed to their Mn N“ Hume. #__,

113‘; thenvivorld ki‘in\\' fluqili) the Big: peope are r Mn-‘« . . mined to end lillj‘ Nrm doréunaiiool; for ever and _hm.d nn 0’ ‘:1.

peace and jllSil(‘i" 7l:l(i .rt-odor.)

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