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ZSIIMMERSIIIE GUARDIAN

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—Thls i: for Prince County new: lkms, but, advertisements of a new: I " description may be inserted at 2o per word, strictly payable in lil- va-nce.

_.w1llTE ENAMEL SINKS in stock at Braces. 5593-9-8-21.

—cuuncu ssnvrces, Sept. 1i. Bidcford and Tyne vaiiey United _ ,_ nnrvnw I Churches, Rev. J. A. Nicholson. Min-

1731s,”, ofli“ of llistcr. 11 ‘a. m, ‘Freeland, lot Jill: Th‘ R0)“, Bank of m. Bidelord. 7 l1. m. Tyne a . CanadarHalifaag, 1869 e3‘

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The Royal Bank of Canada is typical of Canadian progress. Starting as a small local bank in Halifax, it has moved steadily forward through the various booms and depressions of the past 63 years. In enterprise, experience and established strength, The Royal has long been recog- nized as one of the great banking institu- tions of the world. '

OYAL BANK OF CANADA

-NORTH BEDEQUE at FREE- TOWN United Church. North Bedeque l1 a. mfirravelleis Rest. 3.30 p. m. Freetown 7.30 p. m. Special Temperance Rally. Minis- tter, J. W. A. Nichoson.

—C0l\lE T0 KINKORA HALL annoy, Sept‘ 0th, and enjoy the "Cotton Cu‘ ‘. lady minstrels with a cast of 25 people and or- chestra. Come and laugh the de- pression aivtiy. Curtain at 8.30 sharp. 5586-9-7-31

—-BEDEQL‘E_United Church ot Canada, Rev. L. P. Archibald, Min- .=i:cr. Services for Sunday, St-pt. 11. lledcque 11 a. ms, cape ‘Traverse 8 I p. m. Searletoivn, 3 p. m. Borden 7.30 p. m. Rev. L. B. Campbell of Trinity Church, Summerside, will conduct the service at Ssnrlciown, the minister ClldUCClllg r1 c ‘no;- scr- Eviccs.

The R

—M‘EETING 0F (‘ANADXAN iLEGION.-'I'he first meeting for lthe fall months of the Canadian iLeglon ‘was held on Tuesday in me ivArmoury, summerside. The chief lllllllg discussed was the program ‘tor Armistice Day. New members received their buttons. There was a lfairly good attenilanm-S. m%/a///

—BXG SHlPMENTS-Mr. Joseph Jccliclman. Kenslngton, and his

S ' l Mr. G. R. Earle, of Department 0! address. Miss Jessie Lawson was‘ al- ‘ OUPIS IRShCYrS‘ is spendmg a 50W days so heard in the interests o! the assistant, Mr. C. Campbell, thus far m 30mg Educational Review. A very fine this SW59“ ha“ Shipped Z500 llambs. The individuals were all

talk on the teaching of reading and, writing “'21s delivered by Professor; Llvid Shaw. of Prince of Wares

i .\lr. and Mrs. C. N. Hoop reiurrr cd ‘ r home last week after

prime stock and will make choice viands for thc consumer. Few i . - iCollt-ge, gcentres in this province can mens- . ":1 .. ‘ lion a Nova i

<1 ‘ ' Pawn‘ ‘am n illft? up to the standard set by

._ ,, ' - .=, .. t . . i At the after-noon session the k1“. hm.“ a “w? Sec a. Mr. H. ti. Phihps Iinnneiant, q ‘ _ 1K0“ 1 to I _m A 1_ i _ rnana .2 fcrithe Canadian Bank oi ‘dcfldkrs “em addreseged b!’ M155 i. S“ g n m c“ m “is ndus

7|" fen‘. o: cd on the‘ _ . irry for my 5- f 1 t T i. . . . _, - ,. ‘Catherine MacLe. i 1 1° me“ ° “ m1“ . ,5 w n and chum; sqwop, Cvmmcrce,» WHO has bccn xii-aims, "mo! the Junior

aféflyfzojn “mm in Mr. Hoops place has Tdliitliéili o; _\lr to his home in Halifax.

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Al.“ F. J. Carey of Charlottttown ' 3's 2n Scuris last.

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Red Cress’ Chief supermwndam ofiintcllcct, they ratzocinatc, Lhcn act.

Education, Mr. H. H. Shaw and] ‘Supervisor H. J. Hyncs. A question] ‘baa ivhich was a feature of thcl

the

—FAREWELL rimnz-A rm.

Coffin of Charlotte

jd 3.1:‘. Scott _ iwcn u“, , _ _ _ _ __ y V ; .4 7mm - med . t r 5U , l - y “as tcndcicd Mi. Joseph

and ran w; C-.|..<i.\n fluent n fem days .n Sour-s ndsvfiuage Thqify $11; ye zgfMcMahon on Monday, September

p. o; my. ,5. q, s, h“. ‘the guest of fl".€*lld5. ; ‘ ' " as “Cd yimh a; me hom. f v1.- d 1

“ " “ ‘ i tthe election of officers as Iollowsn " ° ‘ “ an 1M5-

‘Parncll McMahon on Cedar Av- ;ciiuc, Siiinmcrsidc. Thirty young ipcopic assembled to wish the pop- ifnr young man bon voyage. The

was going .1‘. a v modcr-l d. 'l"1i~ diWc-r lmme-l . 1a the little gm‘. i‘.'\._ wed his cnr nnri picked up the ‘iii m9 3nd 11151- “filming and 5H5?‘ 'h.l(l ‘H110 was bleeding proiiisrilyyWY/ii 595930115 We" 110th i011? iliid tgqtmd the maul Sm- ‘t-l; fjlghcd m 1 interesting. The morninz session A. A. XikicDfiiinlcls ofiicr- where (‘Wiivd will‘ M7- Jamcs E MM‘ {mud nQCE-fcfiafv in pit‘. Fnv- Donald in the chair. in i119 B55911“ Iprizes being won by Muss Marion irnl sutures in her head whlrh was pi liTW-idviii Mi?“ Cfiifiliii MBFDOYP! i iMcLeiltiu, R. N., and Mr. Gordon sadly out. It is pleasing in reivortirtld. Mr. MacDonald in 1115i M“ R-_ fseamm‘ o! solms ls abSiiilh-an. Consolation prizes were that the little girl is doing nieeiyalapmini; speech tlr-‘cit upon View“ ‘mm ‘“°““5 “d ‘m’ civerdcd to Miss Mair McCullough ‘iktrasyid ‘Mrs. Cyrus Crosby hIIVCiFFlUCIlLODAl conditions as they ‘fives m Charlottmmn‘ and 31;. Julcph ' tiilliiizon. returned to Souris after spending HTXlSlL at the present day with spec-y ‘dainty lunch vrrs scrYfli by the (cw weeks in the ‘ivcstcm cnd of ial reference to the SCllOlEYS in 1119i Mr‘ and Mrs‘ Wallace w°°d have ii°$l°55r iiiwi‘ \\' “ii i116 giifst 0i the Island visiting friends and re- rural schools. supervisor Daniel J.."°l“1‘n°d 1° ‘he Vim"! stat“ all“ hlmvr Was Divi-

Mumn fonmved Wm, a spimdid {a very pleasant holiday spent iflidi-ess and signct rlny. Ziihc address

The Coilvcnt on of Eggivgfn xmgsjPrtsiticz/tt, James E. MacDonald, 8.1001 teachers convened at Sourisiaou“ Bay East'- vice Piesidenti ‘Mrs. Alice Lavie. Souris, Secretary. ‘Miss May Gard ner. Primrose; Ex- _ r , _v ixsliypgtlefigglgiisssofiitiye Macbeodhtsfiulez. of Bridge were in play, the

htlves. . . u isouris. was read by Miss JEA“ MMZKQQYH- ’ -———— ey. "For Ho's a Jolly Good Fellow" i Mrs. George Mellicli. Souris. isnvns sung very heartily before the

iat present a vsitor in Sydney, 0.13.,‘ guests took their leave. Mr. Mc- w‘ N o R l Rev. J. M. Firth. Dimdas, occu- Niahon who has mndc his home in ipied the pulpit of St. James Unit-‘Summcrsicie for some time left on

ed Church’ Sgufls, 1m sundaygl-Tucsday for Calgary where lie wi‘l we your yams be”

{cell clean

friends wish him every succcss.-S.

IBOGUS BILLS BEING WATCHBD

MONTREAL, Sept. 8—(By the; Canadian Press) —— At. present‘ tradesmen in different parts oi’ thcl city are eyeing sharply all $20 bills. Bank officials have confirmed the report that 55 notes have been raised to $20 notes by removing the large V with acid or scratching, and substituting the Arabic nu- merals 20.

Force of Habit

“So the magistrate proposed to her last night?"

"Yes, and he made a mess of it, too."

"What do you mean?"

"Why, when she asked for time

Jud . _ . _ ’ glyseonsider, he gave her thirty Breath BRINGING UP FATHER

' i dug their early

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Liteivsmoroiv Dairying As- I sociatlon fresh Pasteurized Cream» ery Butter sold at Kensington Cafe. |

5596-9-8-31. '

-l'l‘ PAYS to buy the best mot- i

01‘ oil, a; Braces. sasz-a-a-ai. ’

--I-‘INE ANIMAL-Mr. Russel _Berriard, Kensington. recently mar- f ‘keted a. steer, two and a quarter'

years old, that pressed the scales; “down to 1,335 pounds, B00 pounds‘ a year nearly. Y. '

PERSONALS

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-.\Ir. Charles Clark of Summer- f side, is motoring through the Mari-

time Provinces on holiday-s. '

—Mrs. Oliver McNeil! and Mrs. Isabella Glidden have returned to Summerside from Wolfville, N. 8., where they attended In Boptist Convention-S.

—Miss Jean‘ Walker, daughter of Mr. and Mrsl Harry walker o: New Annari, is visiting friends in Moncton, N. B.—S.

—Mr. and Mrs. Hurling, Mr. Berri. Nesbett, and Master Harvey Nes- bctt, who have been visiting on the i Island have returned to their home in East Braintree, Mass-S.

-—Mrs. Edgar Clark, who attend- cd the Baptist Convention at Wolf- ville, N. 5., was met in Halifax by Mr. Clark on Monday. They plan spending a few days.—S.

-Mrs. Clair Mclielian, who has been spending the summer months in Summersicie has returned to Charlottetown Mrs. McLellan is on the staff of Union Commercial Col- legt. During her ‘vacation many little parties were given in her hon- nun-S.

EASTERN iiiiAiifiiAii

..‘This is for King's County news, but advertising locals of a ‘news description may he inserted int 2c per word, strictly payable in i advance. i

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t xiumbcr of North

..'SHIPI'ING POTATOES. - A

Side men who planted fields of lpotatues, were hauling thcni to ;Souris during the past week, and limiting thcm on board of a. vesac. : for S.. Picrr. They got 25c a bush» i cl for these i; y spucis. Allan GL1! lput 100 bushes aboard.

..*RUS}IING NEW BARN. » Jamoo Longaphiu, the popular‘ Souris—North Sidc Mail Courier, has a new and spatious barn erect- eil which is now being shingled. It

| iii only thirteen ._ (lays since 5 foundation wusdaiil" ifiid’ work he- ,giin. Mr. Hector McNevin ls the‘ [foreman lziifdcr anti is certainly doing a rush job. ’

HINEW HUME-A

i new and

Allie McCormack. section foreman, l~lai'm0ny—E'imlra, is ;..pilily near-K

wort; is in ihi- hands of the wclli ltnown contract-or, Stephen 1-1. Mc- , Aulay.

. ..*Chcf WcsZcy' McKenzie of Bay during the Gyro Club Convention and the Gyros and Manager Mr. . R. H. Stcrns speaks highly of his icooking. l-le has been a number of years at Beach Grove Inn and has also been with the C. N. R. Dining Cai- Dept. of Halifax and is well known in ihc Atlantic Region of the C. N. R.

..‘Mlss Maud G1llis,B0ston. is visiting her parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Peter Gillis, sourls Line Road.

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..°Miss Maggie Gillis, Hay River, who recently arrived. home from New England points, Lyrw. 305W" and Lawrence, where she was since last fall, has opened up her home. Her neice, Margaret Gillis is with her, so also is her cousin John D. McDonald.

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Foriune was iit Bench Grove Inn:

TIN

Specials on Sale at these low prices

Supt. Okla-Sept. l5

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Coffee Lovers . .

TTENTION !!

8o many people who buy EMPIRE BLEND regularly have mentioned how much they enjoy the delightful flavor-that we cannot refrain from drawing it to your attention. Why not try It this week’!

AN EMPIRE PRODUCT § lb. tin lb. tins

18¢ 35¢

[Eden's Household Red Rose Blend Black Brown Label

TElii-35c TElii-Blc

...;T'.‘.'.°‘°.“....’°“.'...“k""‘f.' I 535% vi-ToNE buying n good supPW- - I 2 k 2'5‘: 8 oz. t|n' _16 s; 1|" Standard Quality k I gs. 31c 51¢ srii m’ No. 4 Sieve No. 2 tin No. 2 tin ‘ - ' " Plngzppl‘, m. 2y, C? TO M ATQ E5 ti» . n Mfirmsigde o: n o: tin :."",::".::. ::::":".:*':.:::.':.,’r..";: 3 f gr 21¢ 24c 45= Machine Sliced COOKED HAM i~~~~3i<= Queensland D PICKLES 19 H? bottle..'............ c A N , y‘ Ail Flavours

LOBSTER intense. 21¢ Sea.

i Ohoice ‘Fresh Fruiis & Vegetables

SLICED BACON, Lb.

.......20c PEARS,PerDoz.,..........29c

LUNCHEON LOAF, Lb. 23c BANANAS, 3 Lbs. 15c SAUSAGE, 2 Lbs. .......... 25c RiPE TOMATOES, 4 Lbs. .. 25c CANADIAN CHEESE 2 Lbs. 33c ISLAND CELERY, Head 12c . . . . 20C __

COTTAGE ROLL,

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BELFAST AND VICINITY

.Mr. has returned home from a very ialeasant visit in U. S. A.

to learn of th: illness oi lvlizs Mar~ gai-et, McCaull and hope for her

.- , _ i . “ed “Lh a‘, 8d ‘quite spacious modern residence for Pilifldy TPFQYPYN»

.\‘lr. John hicEachern, Garfield.

lug completion, both inside and out 1m left on a meter trip i0 U~ 5- for the plastcrcrs inc a’. work. Thel

The many friends of Mi". Jack Lni-rabec, Eldon. are god to know he is improving, after his recent operation in the P. E. Island Hos- pital.

Friends oi this vicinity are sorry ‘in learn of the departure of Miss Margaret Mai-tin and her aunt, Mrs. Irving. and wish them success in their new undertaking in Char- lottetnwn.

Miss Florence McDonald has re- turned to licr homo in Eldon, after a very pleasant visit with her sis-

dale.

appendicitis in the P. E. Island Hospital.

A motor party consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Frizzeli, Eldon, Mr. and Mrs. George Carrier, Cherry valley, and Miss Eva Carrier, Mt.

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ii I Alfred hlcvililliams, Eldon.‘| R B R 9 W ~ i a a

Friends oi’ this vicinity are sorry

ter, Mrs. MartirfMcDonald, Lyn- while cranking a car.

Mr. Watson Bishop, Mt. Buohan- was a recent visitor to this vicin- {ask him for p. cigarette." an, was recently operated on for 1W.

GRAPES, Per Lb. .. . . . . ..

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Fire, Life, Accident, Sickness and Plate Glass Insurance at Lowest Rate.

Agent at Summerside, Lloyd Lewis 146 Richmond Sh, Charlottetown

ik .15 , ____ lHcrbert, motored to Cl'.“._"i‘.'l’.l re- Cause For Nerves CEYIUY- - They were discussing n nuitun‘ friend.

At Flat River on Aug. . to "I feel very sorry for poor iliii

.Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Li“; , a son. lSandy," said Jock. "He had t0 Si"

up smoking."

Mrs. J. R. McWillinms has re— “For health reasons?" asked ihl Iturned to her home here, after a friend. Ipleasarit trip to U. S. A. “Yes. nerves." explained Jock. “That's bud," said the otizoi

Mr. Lewis Griffin, Newtnwn, had gravely. "I'd no idea that he finlvk‘ the misfortune of breaking his arm l cd enough for that."

Jock smiled. “Well, it wnsul ‘quite that," he said. “Sandy “l” Mrs. John E. Carrier, Eamscllffe, always so afraid somebody will‘,

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‘Traffic Cop: "Hey you. Willi“ the idea? Didn't you hear m! whistle to you?"

Pretty out Motorist: "Yes. I diii and what is more-ii’ 101i "Y l‘ again,_I'll report you."

Mrs. Malcolm McDonald. Eldoml is apendinl some time in Flat Riv-l er. ~

School in this locality has re- opened after mid-summer vacation with Mr. Reginald McLean as ‘teacher. '

Ely George Mclvlanufi

winurou SHUT up? “rt-MT CooK u5ED To WORK For! THE VAN DERGOULDS-

Medical and Dental lilthotlflu ntdorll l Liar-em‘. I powr uxe THE the use of salt for oral hulth. Use Windlnl Lookg o‘, THAT NEW (100K- btlmil - WY"! Ind but AN' n-ts WAY in: Loews m"

w- - MEJ KIN Tcu. sun's Mm‘ tizlnf*"a.ir."a"..°..'z"‘"......_"" _=<»~~sv=>r= ma»

Wlndaor Iodiud Salt for and Rngul Tabla Salt (fro: [)-

Wriw 1w"- Wi-i-t gtdeylaiziruilhnrid is. time." ' of gRblBPKiABgi-Jfi And n: what low can! Keep n puhp oflnecialuunlorflalt always lundy on your bathroom dull‘.

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CANADIAN INDUSTRIES LIMITED WINDSOR SALT DIVISION, WINDSOR, 0mg}?

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HELLO‘. is ‘ruism; aagesw? emu oven some enema - P‘ Bu-i-‘rm- 5cm: PoTA-roue

AN' A CAN OF RAT poisoyq.

i 155W‘

RAT PoifiONl‘. wads THAT FOR?

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