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iooii, siive MDNEY Shop llt The K & R Store

1091/; RICHMOND STREET, CH'TOWN.

Special Bargains in Ladies’ New Fur Coats going at l4 Price. Ladies’ rind Children's Shoes, $2.00 while they last. Cadet Uniform Suits—iust the thing for School Boys~ $7.00 while they lost. Men's Gabardine Fall Hats—-$1.25

New Alrforce Pants; Khaki Shirts end Pants and heavy Battle Dress Pants.

Men's used Suits and Topcoats, and large size Body Coats. New and Used Navy Pullover Sweaters.

1-1. 3-4 and full length Sheepskin lined Storm Coats. Army rebuilt Boots. Boys and Men's Rubber Boots. New and used Army Tarpnulins.

500 gals. of high grads clearance lot of paint and enamels. All colours.-$2.50 and $3.50 per g_al. Get yours while in stock.

Also 500 lbs. lead paste paint at 1-2 price.

Men-if you are thinking of a Fur Coot or Cop talk lt ‘over at the K. and R. STORE and SAVE MONEY.

wn-"rs mans

ln order to malie room for feed now in transit

We have the following feeds to offer at competitive prices:

swift’: Laying Mash 18% $3.60 per bag

Swift's Chick shim. 10% -. 3.50 per bag‘ (Cari be used in place of Chick Grower)

Swift's Hog Grower (Limited Amt.) 3.25 per bag Swift's Hatching Ration 17% ........ .. 3.75 per bag Swift's Hatching Concentrate 35% ..._. . 4.65 per bag Swift's Poultry Cdncsntrate 40% .. 5.55 per bag

The above prices are f.o.b. Charlottetown. This l! your chance to get high grade feed at popular prices. '

SWIFT SANAIIIAN 00. LTD.

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vacation spent with relatives here.

BENTRALEIARIIIAN

this column to reserved for news u) local Interest, but. sdverlllng or n noisy nature mny be Inlorted at five cent-o n word strictly pay- able In advance

COOK'S for Photographs. CONFEDEZBATIUN LIFE IN- iUB-ANCE .

AT YOUR SERVICE - Arninst Coal Co. Phone M98.

THE BROWN ELECTRIC will be closed this mnniing owing to the funeral of Mr. W. J. Brown.

GAY NINETY BEVUE by the Bonshaw Singers. Banshaw Had. Fniday, September 8rd.

REDDIN 131108., will be the only Drug Store open this afternoon and evening.

ISLAND LADY DEAD-Mrs. Wm. McKay, 214 Queen Street, has received the sad news of the death of her aunt, lvfrs. George Pyne of Marlboro, Mass. The late Mrs. Pyne was Janet MacLean 0f Canoe Cove-(Patriot please copy.)

ROME FROM SASKATOON _. Mr. Jack Reap of the Bank oif Nova Sootla. Saskatoon, is being welcomed home on n holiday. I-le is the guest of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. JM. ROap and is renew- ing many old acquaintanceships. He travelled from Toronto by auto and intends returning all the way back to Saskatoon by the some mode of transport.

IIAD NARROW ESCAPE — A near tragedy cxcumed Sunday sif- ternoon when lvlr. and Mrs. Jack Bentley, with tiwo other City com- panions were fishing off Oovehead. The party. which also included the owner of the boat, were caught in the storm which blew up very suddenly. They lit flares to nt- tract attention. but either the flares were not seen or the sea urns too rough to get to their res- cue. Thcy threw anchor but it helped none as the line brake, leaving them at the mercy of the sea. Both Mr. and Mrs. Bentley were washed overboard. Mtr. Bent- ley grasped a. tow line thrown to him and climbed back to safety. Seeing his wife had also been tossed oui. he swam back to her with the tow line and the two were pulled back into the boat. Their boat was battered by the wind and’ sea a.ll night and when finally they drifted ashore early Monday morning the boat. had been lust about stnashed to pieces.

40TH WEDDING ANNIVEBB. ARY-On Wednesday evening last, friends and relatives gathered at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Oakes, in a. surprise party. to congratulate them on the occasion 01! their 40th anniversary. The house was appropriately decorated d-uring the afternoon, while Mr. and lvks. Oakes were in Char- lottetown. lvfls. Urvllle Large play- ed the Wedding March, and lvlrs. Fred Walsh escorted the couple to the bridal chairs. Mr. Verner Moore was master of ceremonies and expressed tho good wishes of the community to Mr. and Mrs. Oakcs. Individual expressions were also made by Mr. Brent. Wood, Orapaud, Mrs. A. Hyndman. 0t. tawa. and others. A number of presentations were made, M", Lewis fiancls {resented n. purse on behalf of those present. Mr. Stafford Ieard presented a. silver butter dish on behalf of the Ors- paud Orange Lodge. and Mr. Ar- thur Inman road an appropriate address. The family presented them with a beautiful kitchen cabinet. other gifts received were a silver butter dish from Mrs. A. Hyndman and e mirror from Miss Evelyn MoAuslan. In a few up- propriarte words. Mr. end Mrs. Oakes expressed their thanks to all present. Toward the close of the evening generous refresh- ments were served under the con- venarship of Mrs. Parker IPranols. A lively sing-song of old songs and favourite hymns brought the evening to n. close.

Personals

Miss Evelyn McAuslan. Toronto. is ‘visiting on the Island. the guest of -Mr. and Mrs. F'red Oakes. Crapaud.

Mr. Andrew Hallctt, charge of the Firth Inspection Laboratory. Charlottetown, is making good progress following medical treatment tn the P. I. I Hospital.

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Mr. and Mrs. George Sterosuc left an return to Niagara Falls after spending two weeks visltmg Mrs. Starostlcls parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Walsh and other friends.

Mrs. Patrick Doyle and son Pet. arrived hcr.ne in Charlottetown from Cape Breton where they spent an enjoyable vacation visiting relatives and friends.

Rev. and M's-s. E. E. Ashley and little daughter Mary Jana, of St. Cetherines. Ont... left this morn- ing on return after n pleasant

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OUT OF RESPECT T0 THE MEMORY OF Tl-ll LATE MR. W. J. BROWN

ALL DRUG STORES WILL CLOSE AT 9:30 A.M

REODIN BROS. OPEN FOR THE AFTERNOON AND EVENING

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Although badly beaten up by I quick-tempo vii npie-vw-vld bor- Barrie, Qnt., playflfmlnd WP"- visor, Dorothy Boyd, 16, still plans ta be s. welfare worker or s. school teacher. Recovering from serious facial injuries which have oblig- ed her to remain on a liquid diet, Mics Boyd hopes to be back at her playground Job very 50°11-

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CALL T0 REV F. NORMAN YOUNGJ-At a. pro-re-nata meet- ing of the P.E.l. Presbytery in Zion Church yesterday, Rev. J.A. MacGowan. moderator, and Rev. G. Carlyle Webster, acting clerk, the cell from, Montague to Rev. F. Norman Younz. Maxshtlcld, was placed in his hands. and the meeting adjourned to Tuesday. 14th inst., to enable Marshfield congregations to be represented when the call is disposed of.

Bristol

The potato fields in this vicin- ity are suffering from blight.

Mr, George Anderson 1| paint- ing the Morell Garage pure white which is mast attractive. —-B

Mr. Charles lnplerre, his wife and fasnily who have been resid- ing at tho share all summer will move to Morel! Village this week for the winter months.

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Miss Lottie Hughes who has been here for the past three weeks on vocation loft Sunday afternoon for her home in South Boston, Mass.

Some families here are doing well on blueberries as the price has gone lip to ton cents a pound. One family is reported as having made eighteen dollars in n single day.

Mr, w.A. O'Brien, who installed the new heating unite in tho Vil- lage Church at Morell is at pres- ent installing all new heating units in the Church of 5t. Law- rence, Moiall Rear.

The Graded School at Morel] remained closed last week when the others opened ea the painting and other work nl; the School is not completed.

erected in Morell Rear beside the old school and classes are being held in the old school until the new one is ready in another month.

Mr. ‘Maui-la Manahan and his fnther-ln-low Paddy Mullin. left last week on s. visit to Mr. Mul- lln's daughter, Mrs. Eddie flvnn and othervold friends includlnl Mr. Rnnaharfs sister, Margaret, who is Mrs. Bradley.

The management of the new Legion Hall st Morel! has been fortunate in getting n num-ber of very comfortable chairs frcm an undertaking firm in St, John, N33. The new chairs are v01’? welcome t-o those who attend the shows here.

Old friends of Mrs. William Dunn, Sinnott Road, will learn with regret or her death on Thursday after a long illness. 5M was lovingly cared for at the home cf her son Frank in Morsll. Her funeral was held on Saturday morning to the church of qt. Lawrence, Morell Rear, end was very largely attended. Services at the church and grave were con- ducted by the pastor, Fr. Mc- Kenna.

‘Mr. Joe Mcilnriis, sen of llr. and Mrs. JF. McInnis almost lost ‘his arm recently while working on the Government breastwork at Red Head Harbor. In some man- ner he became tangled in the pile-driving machine and his loft ann was crushed and almost torn oflf. All that. saved his anrn was that the might/y pile-driving ham- mer became sluok in the hoist. Mir. Mclnnls was rushed to hos- pital wherc his fractured arm and hand were put in n plaster cast. He is able to be home and around now but his arm will be in e east for many tweaks. His father is O.N.R. station agent nt Morall.

. NINE VAIIITIE! Nine species of pine are found in Canada.

A new school building is being -

York And lllelnlty

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Watts, York, left lest week to visit friends in Toronto and Niagara Falls.

Mrs. William Hall, Boston, l: visiting her many friends in York and Pleasant. Grove. She is the guest this week of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur wym.

Mr. end Mrs. Illrank Watts, York, were visitors to Pleasant Grove last week the guest; o! Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wyatt.

Friends of Mr. Rupert Vessoy are sorry to hear that he had use misfortune o! falling int wggk while working at Lewis’ Were- house and hope for him a speedy recovery.

Service was held in York Church on Sunday evening the guest speaker being Rev. Mr. Dsrrroh of Grand Village, N. S.

Mr. and Mrs. Heber Prafitt, Rvsebank. aoem Sunday 1n York the guests of Mrs. Prafittk pai- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Vestry.

Mllss Constance fibent Sunday in York the gum: of her cousin Miss Alatha Brown.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vessey and daughter of Ottawa, are spending their vacation in York the guesu of Mr. Vesseys parents, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Vessey.

Mk. and Mrs. Jack Cooke and daughter Helen, City, spent 51m. day in York the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Luth Brown.

Mr. Robert Barwise, York, spent the week end in the City. ,

Mrs. Peter Brody. city. has u. turns) to her home after Waiting her many friends in York.

Miss Evelyn Underhay, York, spent the week end in Marshftsid the guest of Miss Alva Mutton.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vessey and daughter Beryle. York, spent Sun- day in Covehead the guests of Mrs. Vesseys mother, Mrs. Fnxilc Bovyer.

Mr. and Mrs. Allen Swan, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Swan and Mr. and Mrs. Abner ‘Veasey. have returned to their homes in York altar spending n few days in Halifax. N. S.—C.

AVONLEA W. I.

The Aivonloa Women's Institute met at the home of Mrs. Rnest MncLure, North Rustioo, on Wed- nesday evening, August 18th. In the absence of the president, Mrs. M.‘ S. MaoLure, vice-president for North Rustlco was in the chair. The meeting opened by singing the Ode and repeating the Creed in unison. The minutes of the last meeting were road and approved and roll call was answered by eleven s; four visitors were also present.

Correspondence was read about. the mobile X-rsy unit and er- rangemonts made for its visit to Cavendish.

Both Cavendish and Rustico sick committees were absent. end re-appolnted for September, name- ly, Mrs. Ernest MacNclll. Mrs. Goo. Cough, Mrs. M. J. Doyle and Mrs Leigh Warren.

mvendlsh s c h o o l committee, lvitrs. Sterling Stewart. Mrrs. Fen- ner Stewart. Rustico school com- mittee. Mrs. R. G. Fleming, ms. Olhf Stevenson.

Discussion followed prize for the student the P.W.C. entrance was decided to spend a little more or less. and purch- ase s fountain pen es a. gift from the Women's Institute. Mrs. Boy Woolner was appointed to get some. »

Due to the unavoidable absence of one of the convenors for the evening. a substitute program was presented as follows:

Poem: "The Inst" and reading, "You Get What You Look For", by Mrs. llmest MenLure.

Duet: "Juanita", by Mrs. Mur- doclr MacLeod and Mrs. R. G. Fleming.

Jokes and Contests. by Mrs. Olaf Stevenson.

A dainty lunch was served by the committee in charge. assisted by tho hostess. The meeting elas- ed with the National Anthem. Collection $1.70.

Next meetin, to be held st the horns of Mrs. Leigh Warren. Con- venors. Mrs. Leigh Warren. Mrs. ‘Ilownsendbfnorloill. msbject: Good

about the who passed exams. ll five dollars,

rnuslo now and in other years.

FIN EST BLENDS

T Cooke, City, ‘

In Memorials:

\ JOHN ROLAND BEATON

The" passed away 0n Wednes day. Jimc 00th. in 1-. E. 1. Hons tel, John Roland Benton, born u. Winsloe forty-eight years ago. son of the late Archibald Benton Ind Mrs. Beaton (Mary Campbell.)

Mr. Benton is suzvived by his mother and wife (Janet Mac- Douxnll rwho has just. returned from hospital and will be many days confined ta he: home; also one brother Sutherland of Ontazio and one sister Mrs. Albert Middleton (Maud), 0f Malpeque Road. P. E_ I.

Roland, during his short Life made a large nuirnbe: of Xrlends. being not. only a prosperous farmer but played a great part in the busi- nes life as a shipper of farm pro! ducts and later years in a feed- mill at Winsloc Station. He was a self educated man, for he read extensively, acquaintlng himself with world and national problems. As a citizen he supported every move of progress in the community and looked farther afield in the life of Canada that she may take her proper place in the world. This ho felt was in the Conservative Party where he gave his support.

A vejy large number attended the service which was held at his late residence. Dr. A. D_ MaoKenzle e friend of the family brought e very comforting message. Rev. J. R. Skinner a fonmer pastor of the Winsloo Charge read the scripture and offered prayer. Solo. "Some- tbme We'll Understand". was ren- dered by Mir_ Wendell Philips.

The wealth of flowers surround- ed the casket fulfilling their mis- sion in helping to bring sympathy and rob death of its sting. Many messages-from letters. cards and telegrams gave support in this hour of sadness.

Interment was in the family lot Ln the People's Cemetery. Char- lottetown. The pallbearers were: Louis Sadler. Walter Wilson. George Ives. Andrew B. MacRne. Robert Weeks and A. B. Roberts.

There were beautiful floral tri- butes from

Mother

Wife

Sutherland. Maud and Albert

Isobel and Jack

MacDougall Family

Elizabeth. Angus Brown

Aunt Annie end Eva

Aunt Lottie

Aunt Kate and Uncle Norman

Samuel, Linnla and Family

Aunt Euphemia

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Canada Packers Feed Division. Kensington.

Generdl Finance Eastern Ltd.

Willard and Marlon MacFadyen

George and Ida Sutherland

Albert and Jessie Walker Vincent Leonard

Dodd and Eleanor

Mr. and Mrs. W_ Chester McLure Stephen and Annie

Rena and Andrew

Margaret. Betty, Buddy- l-lelen ‘Mr. and Mrs. George Ives

The Taylor Family .

Mr. and Mrs. .0. H. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Alphonsus Mac- Klrinon

Celia. and Jack

Mr. and Mrs Athol Roberts

Dot and Gordon

Sadie and Lei-n

Mr and Mrs. Earl Rodd

Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Arnott Wtnsloe South Women's Institute The Hl-Wl-Ml Club. Winsloe.‘

SARI] 0F THANKS

ilyfwinsloe, wish to thank neiflh- bours and friends and also Staff of P_ E. Island Hospital for their kindness; also all those who sent Floral Tributes and Messages Oi Sympathy during their recent sad bereavement.

TELEVISION CHANGES COSMETIC FASHIONS

NEW YORK. Aux. 31 -— (UP) _.'I‘elevlsion may revolutionize the cosmetics industry rind Chlmg! the color of you!‘ maka-uip.

That is what such experts as Elizabeth Arden say-

In television the aid-tyne maln- up is not satisfactory; make-up ls in light brown tones, starting with an almost. tan foundation base, brown eve-band“. and eva- shsdow and an orange-red lip- stick. Canadian-born Miss Arden predicts this orange-red is the shade to watch for in llpsticks for fall. »

‘television lights bring out a girl's freckles or a man's beard. unless the skin is covered with n anooth foundation. The usually- photogenio Clare Booth Luce was a striking example of this when she was an television at. the Re- publican Convention ln Philadel- phil. Her friends-end Mrs. Luce -mere horrified st the result.

Rouge ls definitely out. How- ever for television n deeper shade of brown is used to accentuate cheek highlights and emphasise the lines of a face.

To eopa with the bearded look on men's faces a simple pancake foursdnti is used, to which is added n second lighter, elsnost white pancake. The men may look

as lf they'd fallen into the flour box under ordinary light but be- fore the television camera, it's

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CANADA PROVINCE 0F PRHNCE EDWARD ISLAND

IN THE PROBATE COURT The 12th. dny of August A. D. 1948

In Re Estate of STARBIRD J. ROSE late of Lnkevlllo In Kings County in the anld Province, far- mer, deceased, testate.

To the Bherrlf of the County of Kings County or nny Constable

os- literate person within said County.

GREETING: WHEREAS upon reading the

petition on file of William Baker of \]JIkBVIlTQ aforesaid, farmer, the Executor of the above ed Estate praying that n citation may be issued for the purpose herein- after set forth: You are therefore hereby required to eito all persons interested In tho mid Estate to be and appear before the Judge flreeent at e. Probate Court to be hold in the Court House In Char- lottetown In Queens County, In tho said Province on Iridny the twenty-fourth shy of September next coming, at the hour of eleven o'clock fnrenoon of the some day to shew cause if nny they can why the Accounts of Iho amid Estate should not be passed nail use Estate closed ns proved for in said petition and on lnotlon of Arthur F. McQuald. ma. Proctor for aeld Petitioner.

And it is hereby ordered that n true copy hereof be forthwith published In some newspaper pub- lished In Charlottetown aforesaid once In each week for at least four consecutive weolu from the date hereof nnd that g true copy hereof be forthwith posted In the following public places reepeotlvely, nnanely, In the hill of the Court Hausa In Georgetown In Kings County aforesaid, at or near the store of E. D. Fraser in North lake In Kings County aforesaid and at or nenr the store of Mn. A. P. MoPhee In Elmira In Kings County nforeenill no that nil per- sons Interested In the sold Estate as nfonsnld Inly have due notice thereof.

WITNESS Bis Honour Harald looms-d Palmer, Judge of the laid Probate Court pt Charlottetown In Queen's County, the day nnd yen first. above written.

By The Court (Sid-l E. MARGARET PALMER (L, S.) Registrar

SET UP NAVAL LAB 0N PACIFIC COAST

vwroarn. Aux. ai-iqei-nr. Frederick Bowlers", who spent hia

National Defence Research Board-

For- him, the entire Canadian Pacific coast will be a. gigantic oceanographic laboratory, with hi! problems centred mainly around underwater detection and com- municatian.