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We offer as Thanksgiving specials GEESE,

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at lowest prices, also a

euiuplete assortment of meats and fish. ' Y" Everything that’s good to eat.

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in Latest Film

Wynne Gibson Starred With Virile George iii “Lady and Gent"

“l,;irl_\' and Gent," George Ban-

:i'oil.‘s latest starring picture, which '.»,:eiic<l yesterrliiy at the Capitol `.l'lie:ili'c.

li-.uicroft has one of the most

uric ol the iiiost human roles of his ima o fthe most human roles of his 1-.ii-ct-i' in the picture, in which he :_-. .sutlclciiiy called upon to decide lic-i'.\‘ecn coiitliiuiiig his life as a not-so-iiig "big shot" in the shady areas ju.~:t west of Broadway, or bc- :onjiirg the foster-fiitlicr of the 12- ',‘ca.r-ol/.1 soil ol a dead friend.

His ultimate decision brings re-

sults at onvc whimsical and dra- matic.

Playing opposite the usky star is petite Wynne Gibson, cost ns a lutrdlioi`e<i blonde night-club pro- |ii'ieti'ess. She slizires B:-nci‘oft`s life, both before :incl after the dec- ision is made.

Also in the cast are Charles

Starrrl:_ James Gleason, Joyce "uinpli»ii and John Wayne.

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“Hotel Continental”

On the screen at the Prince Ed-

ward Theatre, now playing the novel mystery drama, "Hotel Con- tinental." -

Unemotlonal Manhattan dedi-

cates this one night, the eve of the day on which the old hostelry is to be torn down, to the revival of the past grandeur that it has known. Sentimental memories of past thrills, successes and liappinesses draw huge crowds back for thc night. The old hotel is a scene of galety and light-heartedness recap- tured for the moment.

Midst all this splendor, Jim Ben-

nett, ex-convict, returns from pris- on. The plot of the story revolves about his attempt to regain a wal- let containing one hundred thou- sand dollars, which he had hidden in one of the rooms of the hotel five years before.

Bennett runs into serious ob-

struction in his plans when he ilnds lie cannot have the room in which he had hidden the money. More complications follow when he meets falls for a beautiful girl, masquer- ading as a "would-bc" suicide, who has been planted in the hotel by ri gang of crooks.

The unfolding of. the love story

and the suspense of the opposing forces in search of the money builds toward a stirring climax.

Peggy Shannon, in the stellar

role. has a strong supporting cast including Theodore von Eltz, Alan Mowbray, J. Farrell MacDonald, Ethel Clayton, Henry B. Walthali, Rockcllffe Fellowes and Bert Roach.

RAILWAY EMPLO YEES

nadian railways was cut from 174 1485 for 1930 to 154,569 for 1931 0 11.4 per cent and the pay roll w

on hourly rates was $1,412 as against $1,471 in 1930 and for em- ployees on daily or monthly rates iz was $3,774 as against $1,813 in 1930. A flat rate of 10 per cent in basic rates became effective Dec- cmbcr 1, 1931 for englnemen, traln~ men and telegraphers and for oth- er classes of employees during the sping of 1932. The above averages HN? D01' position and not pr man.

The number of employees on Ca-

:is

reduced from $268,347,374 to $229,- 499,505 or by 14.5 per cent. The av- erage annual salary for employees

per word, strictly payable in ld-

TURNIPS - Loading daily at

Charlottetown. Henry Sinallwood.

5663-10-6-21

TIIE liAlil["1`0N PASTORAL

Charge--The services for Sunday. Oct. 9th are Hampton at 11: De- Sable at 3 and Bonshaw at 7. Rev. Geo. Ayers, minister. '~

THE PUBLIC ARE INVITED to

be present ot the ceremony of lay- ing thc corner stone of the new Hospital, on Thanksgiving Day at 10.30 o‘clock A. M. prompt.

5656-10-6-31.

CALEDONIA AND MURRAY

HARBOR Presbyterian churches on

l sabbath oct. sth, 1932 the services

will be hs follows: English at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m.; Sabbath School at 3 p. m. Y. P. S. on Thursday at 7.30 p. m. Murray Harbor at 3 p. ni. Rev. Allister Murray, minister.

.IN P. E. I. HOSPITAL-Rev. A. Gibson, Baptist secretary of the M. R, E. C., is in thc P. E. I. Hos- pital where he was operated on for appendicitis on Oct. 5. It will be necessary for .\lr. Gibson to cancel all engagements for the nzonth of: October.

LEAVES FOR P. E. ISLAND-

Mr. C. H. MacLellan, son of Con- ductor J. E. and Mrs. Maciiellan, leaves the latter part of this week for Charlottetown, P. E. 1., to as- sume new' duties in that branch of the Royal Bank of Canada. Mr. MncLellan, who at one time was stationed at Saint Peters and -Mul- grave branches, also has been at- tached oo the relieving staff of the above institution for the last few months aiuilins worked in the various offices throughout Cape Breton. Mr. and Mrs. Macliellan are much pleased with their son’s promotion, who, for so young a man is making rapid strides in his chosen work.-Sydney Post.

SUCCESSFUL CONCERT - A

very successful Thanksgiving con- cert wris given ln the United Church, South Winsloe, under the auspices of the W. M. S. on Wed- nesday evening, Oct. 5th. The church was prettlly decorated with autumn leaves, potted plants and fall flowers. The large congregation gave splendid attention to all the numbers, which were well rendered. The president takes this opportun- ity of thanking all those who in

tertainment a success. After the opening exercises the following pro- gram was given: Recitatlon, Vema Turner; solo. Veda Roberts; recita- tion, Avis Prowsc; exercise, the Misses Taylor; duet, Helen Roberts and Lois Coles; dialogue, Doris Sellrir and class; chorus by the choir; exercise, Miss Hazel Coles, Miss Jcitn Saunders and Miss Dorolliy Roberts; solo, Rev. L. J. Lcard; exercise, Mrs. W. O. Myers. Miss Freda Horne 'and Miss Ella Diamond; quartette, Miss Diamond, Mins Taylor, Mr. Lcard and Mr. Turner; offering; chorus by choir:

rnndiirg, Mrs. Lcard; hymn by con- gregriiioii: Bencdiction.

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Piles or hmmorrhoirlil cause ex.

cnivintihg pain and often serious loss of blood. The famous Zum-Bok oiiitinent is wonderfully soothing to the .swollen vcins and itching parts. Zum-Buk dr-rivcs its healing and rrirlrlly astringent inliuencn from licrbril extracts of special valun in this weakening and agonizing com- plnint. Zum-Buk has a wonderful record of success.

THE BEST OF PROOF

Mrs. R. L. Garber, of 2545 Ohio

Avenue, Southgate, California, a nurse, writes an follows:-"M7 husband sul. fcrcd from Piles for yenrs. but a your ago they reached an acuto sings and ho could neith sl

er een nor attend his

work. Ho had medical advice. tried all sorts of baths, hot Packs. cnemiis and olninicnts which cost him hun- dreds of dollars without obtaining any relief. Finally q friend gnvg mm n bo! of Zum-Buk; after npblicntlon for one dny ho obtained ii good nlght's

mt. He continued the iroetmont spd.

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hy the time he had finished a second liux hri was completely relieved of thil i\;_t-cnlzlni: ullmcnt and able to resume his work."

Mrs. 1". Ilorrcit. Planner, Albert,

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arm l'Iv;:irs, says the soothing relief - nk brought was wonderful."

Tho iinpnmllcicd success of Znm-

Iiuk lies in its original and vniuqblg foruuiln. Zniu-link is compounded

from rrrtniii licriinl extracts of gg ox lroordinnrily h o ri l i n g, soothing -inf antiseptic nature. Zn.m~Buk 50"" “mit-1 "ll Pill" fllul itching, If. 2018 nt the rout of such troubles at

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POLICE COURT-'I'h6X'0 was a

I clean docket at the police court yes-

terday momlng. _

BBADALBANE PRESBYTERIAN

Cl-IURCH-Preaching at 11 a.rn. on Sabbath, Oct. 9. Rev. J. Keir Thompson will preach.

UNITED BAPTIST CHURCH-

Bervices for October 9, 1932: Dun- das, 3.00 p.m.: Bt. Peter's, 7.00 p.m.; Annandale. 11.00 a..m. H. C. Mor- gan, pastor.

MARSHFIELD BAPTIST

CHURCI-I-Service Sunday, October Bth, at 8 o‘clock. Dr. A. C. Vincent of Charlottetown will be the preacher.

SUNDAY SERVICES-New Glas-

gow Church of Christ: Bible School 10.00 a.m., morning worship 11.00 am., evening 7.30 p.m., afternoon service in the Fredericton church 3.00 p.m. Wm. G. Quigley, minister.

MASONIC SBIWICE-A Masonic

service will be held in - Stanley United Church at 3 o'clock p.m. Sunday, October 9th. The members will meet in their lodge room at 2.30 and parade to the church. Oth- er lodges welcome.

ST. PETERJS BAY PASTORAL CHARGE-Service at Marie at 11 ani., Bt. Peter's Bay at 3 p.m., and Greenwich at 7. Rev. E. H. Ram- say, D. D., of Trinity Church, Char- lottetown, will preach at Marie and Bt. Peter's. Rev. W. E. Aitken, minister. .

BROOKFIELD-The services in- Brookfield congregation on Sunday, Oct. lith, will be as follows: Harts- vllle Sunday School, 10 a.m., young people’s meeting 7.30 p.m. There will not be any regular preaching service'iri Hartsvllle. Brookfield 7 p.m. Rev. J. Keir Thompson, Ph. D., will give a short address. Special music.

CLYDE RIVER-On Sunday,

Oct. llth, the service in the Pres- byterian Church, élyde River, wiii be at 8 p.m.. Sunday sehooi at 2 Dm- Kindly note the change in the 110111' of service. Rev. J. Keir Th°U1Pson, Ph. D., will conduct the service.

lim. noaanrr A. Gonnoiv, Most Wvrshlpful Grand Master A. F. at A. M., will officiste at the ceremony 01 1Byin8 the corner stone of the new Hospital, Monday, ioth oc- tober at 10.30 o'cl0ci¢ A. M. The lesion Band have kindly armed their services for the occasion. All interested are invited to be res

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any why helped to more the en- wt. . ness-io-6-al.

cairtsroiv msrirurr

The September meeting of the

Carleton Women's Institute met at

the home of Mrs. Munceyon sep. tembér 8th with our president. Mrs. Stanley Llnkleiter. presiding. Meet- ius opened by sinslris ode, follow- ed by Creed in unison. The min- utes of the August meeting were then read and adopted, fifteen member# responded to roll cali and two visitors were present. verlhus committees gave their report and the f°11°Wil1B new commitees were BI-`*P01nted: 5011001-Mrs. Frank Muttart and

Mrs. Fred Bell. . 5‘°k'°Mf\ Quislev and Mrs.

H3-fry Muttart.

Prvsrarn-Mrs. Douglas Bell and

Mrs. Stanley Linkletter. _

Refreshment-Mrs, Quigley' Mm

Douglas Bell and Mrs. Nathan Bell.

It was moved and seconded that

the Institute hold n pantry “le at Fred Beil’s store on Saturday Belltember 17th, from 3 to 5 p.m.: Mm" Rm Md D°r°thy Mutmrt W WW Chlrsu of sale.

M"- W- 1 B¢1l on irrosrsm read

if “fy humorous selection entitled new in cook it Huib».h<i_.. Mm Chas. Doull read a piece of poetry* entitled “APP” CUTS.” which proved | °"°°°“f“1 101' most all ailments of ‘ hlllblnd- The two pieces were "U m“°h mioyed. Mrs. chu, xml "W kindly invited the mem- mxt W 3181' homo for the October new A delicious lunch wh, then

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British Palaces i, _

' Past and Present

LONDON, Oct. 8- Visitors to

London who have been struck by the modern appearance of Buck- ingham Palace probably do not realize, in most cases, that the pa- lace ls, indeed, just what it lookf to be; the most recent, occupied of the London royal domiciles.

Buckingham Palace has been the

regular abode of the Sovereign for only about s hundred years, Queen Vlcwrta having chosen ig as her sole London home in preference to all other palaces. Before her time various other residences were favored by particular monarchs. Some of these have been entirely swept away, while others survive only in part.

Of the other royal palaces.

Hampton Court, Kensington and St. James' are still occupied. The last named is still the “official” rmldence of the Sovereign, ~»snd even now ambassadors are accre~ dited to “the Court Ui Bt. James."

Four members of the K1ng'5

family have residences at Ken- sington Palace. They are Princess Louise, Duchess of Argyll, Princess Beatrice, Princess Alice and the Earl of Athlone, and the Dowagerl Marchloness of Milford Haven. Kensington was the birthplace of both Queen Victoria. and the pre- sent Queen.

At Hampton Court, there are

fifty four sets of inhabited apart- ments, hnd fifteen 111.111 at Kea- sington. Five of the former and four of the latter are occupied by officials: the others are called "Grace and Favor" residences. The official res’dences are repaired and decorated throughout by the office of works, but the others, having once been decorated for each oc-, cupant, must be kept in order byf them.

-Of the palaces which have part- ly or wholly 'disappear-ed, even mg- llshmen remember little. Who, for example, recalls that Kensington;

was ohne the "King's Town” and' that the Anglo Saxon rulers had, their palaces there? All trace of' the building has disappeared* though the Royal Duchy of Corn-. wall still owns property on its site.

Almost all that remains to re- call the Palace of Brldewell, nesri Fleet Street, where Henry VIII, lived with Katherine of A:rrs.g0n, isl St. Brlde‘s Well, which is -now a pump. -

Westminster Hall, one of pres-

ent day London glories is part o the royal palace that stood fo

many centuries on the site of modern Houses of Parliament.

The fact is frequently forgotten that the Tower of London was for, many years not only u fortress and ia, prison but a palace ss well. Though the “King‘s Apartments” and the "Queen's Lodgings" no longer exist, the present weiupoii room was long the banqiietlng hui and the Norman chapel of st. John was they private oratory ot English soverelgns until Tudor times. - i

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Winter Clothes

Look Like Spring

PARIS, Oct. 6- A lot of the new

winter clothes look like .spring mo-

ever, means that the designers Qi Paris styles, and the manufactur- ers of French fabrics have discov- ered that it is no loager necessary to have that heavy and weighted down look in order to be WMA!- The new winter woolen fabrics are as light as a feather and as warm as an elderdown comfort.

Chanel uses this type of wool

to make an ensemble. The color is black and the weave is diagonal. She lines it entirely, even to the

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it is ns rich as it tutes. Rich in shim' shim, and went bgthlng in iron to nourish the blood-rich In the Huhtmom public bath__a¢ 11 ,

Thanksgivilig Supplies. I

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greeted him respectfully.

"Were you," asked Babe, by way

of making light conversation, “in

The dress is of the same print Ruth was troubled.

the wer?"-Labor.

with ii little blouse of white pique “I've never met- any Of these biz that his it sort tum over eoiiar 'birds' " he told his r=»rt11°r-"Wim and tie or the printed crepe. dohe om I coins to suv 1° hunt” ,°,,,..;n hand me 3 m,,m»s_ A little “Just shake hands with him and woolen toque made of the some talk about anything you happen to material has it band of braided think Of," he was advlsed._ material amund the head and me So the Babe, impressed by Foch‘s black gloves are of kid, stitched in fine uniform and military bearing.

an interesting design. ` ,

Germany now has 27 political

parties; Greece requires all its canned goods to' bear the date oi packing and Russia pays a regular allowance to nearly all its univer- sity students.

. Revealed As Man

TOKIO, Oct. 6- Yoshi Sugiyamu 19 and pretty, was the reilnihs 1°'

lin;

vorlte of all waitresses, at the

Shoryu cafe, until police spoil

for Yoshi, brought up frm in'

It all came to light when MISS Sugiyama. came here from M280'

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when police sought to remove him _ _ I Yoshi ieamea or the hm °°mm1¢° in the Maritime Prooirtces l

hd Inst hi . _ Hmm policlrhe had been train-, Milf# l|:d3¢liB\’¢€“bgY ‘gg 73": _ ed as a street/singer in Osaka and Fw] J _i 'lu gm dm gm qua?" wh?" ‘M °|d_ Q' that iris omni” md °““°“'”d 'M' /""" ' world timing iumieu. i1o up eiidldly sp- -

him as a. girl. Ha showed _police "é;';“£.‘:;"f§,,": painted guest moms, and mm' ' , doseps oi’ love letters 'and photo- “mul Asn" "J", . ° m°"°P°

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