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' What a

LUNCH

for Mother!

'Ayn it's so easy to prepare. 'Just fill a bowl with Keliogg's Ri;-g Krispies, pour on milk or pi-cam and~add some fruit. There it is! Help yourselfi Proteins, energy, vitamins-1 all in this delicious treat. Every one likes Rice Krispies.

Toasted rice bubbles that actu- ally crackle. Delicious for breakfast. Splendid for the s°hildren's supper-so easy to digest. -

Just ask your grocer for the

sed-and-green package. Always oven-fresh. Made by Kellogg in London, Ontario. Qualify guaranteed.

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The tourist guide was getting tir-

ed. He had to answer too many dumb questions. "And just where did you say this rock came from?" inquired another wahoo. The guide politely replied that a glacier brought it down. Then up spoke the. inquisitive one again: “And where did the glacier go?" "Aw," said the guide, "it went

back after another rock."

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Mlnard’u Llnlment rubs out Puln.

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'Periodic-

Eye Examinations _

Don’t wear your glasses for

live or ten years. ss some do. without rs-examination, for In

that time serious changes

Ars vitally important, whe-

ther onc's eyes are good or otherwise. ‘

may take place, which if not

discovered, may worli per- manent injury to thc most precious sense you possess.

` Guard your eyes.

G.F. HUTGHESON

OPTOMETRIST _

Professional Cards

Stewart & Lowther J. D. STEWART. K. C. N. W. LOWTIIER. BARRISTERS. SOLICITORS. ETC M Great George Street MONEY T0 LOAN

McLEOD & BENTLEY J. A. BENTLEY W. E. BENTLEY, K. C. Barrister and Attorney-at-Law MONEY T0 LOAN Office: 180 Richmond Street

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inumisrsn. soucrron Norsnv. sc., lilo aniiaing. cnnrioiiciinvn 576-2-8-1 month.

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BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, die. Riley Building Charlottetown, P. E. Island. "‘l"¢‘y to Loan and Cnuectlons Elven the very best attention.

515-2-6-lmonth. L_ ____

BELL & MATHIESON I. R. Ben n. L_ Maiiiimn, i.i..D. Barrister! & Solicitors Money to Loan Charlottetown and Montague

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CENTRAL GUARDIAN

This is reserved for news. but

Mlvntisements of s news character may he inserted st the raw or 4¢. l>¢r word, strictly payable in “_ vance.

DON"l‘ MISS Cal! Club Com-

Detltion at Central 'School Fair, Exhibition Grounds this aftemoon.

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RALLY DAY service on Sunday,

S.€Pt. 25th will be held in the New Glasgow United cnurcn at 'iso p. ni.

SPECIAL DISCOUNTS of! bal-

ance oi our "Bunworthy" wall Papers. Carter 8; Co., Ltd.

5821-9-20-31.

ENGAGEMENT.-Dr. and Mrs.

iwllllam Joseph MacMillan an- nounce the engagement of their daughter Mary Dorothea to Mr. Michael Alban Farmer. Marriage to take place in October.

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CHRIST CHURCH (Anglican)

Cherry Valley. Sunday, Sept. 25th: Harvest 'Thanksgiving services at 11 a. m. and 'l p. m. Captain A. Wittig, C_A., in charge. Choir practice Friday evening in the Church at 8 p. m.

POLICE COURT-At the Police

Court yesterday moming, there were six vagrants, four were re- manded until today, and the other two were given 30 days each. For falling to stop after an accident, a man was’ fined $10 or 20 days, and ordered to arrange damage.

L.'O. L. SERVICE-Crapaud Dis- trict L. O. L. will hold their annual church service and parade on Sun- day, Sept. 25th, at three o'c1ock p. m. in the Church of Scotland at DeSab!e tha 'Rev. L. P. Archibald of Bedeque will be the speaker. All L_ o. A. 'ana L_ o. B. A. lodges are cordially invited to attend. The procession will be formed near the church at two' forty fve p. m.

GOLDEN VVEDDING-On Sun-

day, Aug. 28th, Mr. and Mrs. Bem- ard Callaghan, Fort Augustus, cele-

_brated their fiftieth anniversary of their wedding. A very enjoyable evening was spent and a most de- licious supper served by their daughter Mnnie of Boston, to up- wards of one hundred guests. The numerous presents of gold and various China and Silver all goes to show the high standing of Mr. and Mrs. Callaghan in the com- munity they live ln, Congratulatory speeches were delivered by Rev. D.

P. Croken, J. J. Duffy add John_ Mccarthy. Among the guests was. Patrick Duffy who had the pleas- ure of being with Mr. and Mrs. Callaghan on their wedding day_ fifty years. ago. Mr. and Mrs. Calla-' ghan are looking hale and hearty and their many friends wish them many more years of happy wedded

life.

::CAN .YOU USE $2.60?-The

good old family tea of the Mari-

times-MORSE'S STANDARD TEA (Red Label)-sells everywhere at '5 cents per pound less than teas no better in quality, if as good, for which 50 cents is charged. The same saving applies to MORSE'S ai.UENosE TEA (Brown Labeii which sells at 35 cents as com-

SEII THE BEAUTIFUL display

by s Montreal Fur House at S. A. McDonsld's, Thursday, and Friday of this week. Special orders taken.

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-There will not be any preaching se ce at Bonshaw or Desable on Sunday, S6130. 25th. The Banshnw Choir will give “The Good Shepherd in Story and Song" at Victoria st 7. Special offering. Rev. Geo. Ayers, Minister.

HAMPTON PASTORAL CHARGE

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' SPECIAL SERVICES-Rally Day service was impressively rendered in Stanley United Church Sunday morning, when the members of the North Shore Young Peoples’ Soci- ety took charge of the meeting, The President, Mr. Lewis Wuolner, conducted the service and Miss _Marlon Webb capably presided at the organ. A special feature of the program was two splendid address- es, delivered by Arthur Woolner and Earle White. Specialties in music was a solo rendered by Miss Blan- che Wyand, and a quartette, sung by four members of the Group. In the evening the service was given in Rustico United Church, and next Sunday evening it will be repeated in Cavendish United Church.

, BILADALBANE United Church of Canada. Services on the above charge for Sunday, Sept. 25, are as follows: Pleasant Valley, 11 a. m.: Rose Valley, 3 pp m. (Rally Day); Bradalhane, 7 p. m. The Service at 'Bradalbane will be conducted by Mr. Thos. Moyse of Central Be- deque. There will be a special Har- vest Thank.~sg‘viug service at Pleas- ant Valley, conducted by the Pas- tor. Special Evangelistic Services are being held in the Un ted Church, ar, North Granville, Ser vices commence each evening at 7.45. Harvest Thanksgiving will he 'held ln the United Church at North Granville on Sunday evening, Sept 25. at 7.30. There will be special s'nging. Offering will bc devoted to the Missoriary and Maintenance Fund

PERSONALS _

Mr. Francis I-Iammill, Centra

Bedeque, and Mrs. James Murray Fernwood, are visiting in the city guests of R.. J. and Mrs. McDon- aid.

Miss Eulalia McNally of John-

ston's River has undergone an op- eration for appendicitis in the City Hospital. Her many friends hope for her speedy recovery.

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Morris have

arrived home, after a. two wee_ks honeymoon trip through Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.

Mr. and Mrs. Wendall MacDon-

ald, Charlottetown, who have been on a three weeks vacation to the United States, returned home re- cently. They had a. delightful trip and met many former Islanders in ‘ Boston. Medford, Jamaica Plain. I

Cambridge and Somerville, all of5 whom did everything possible to i add-to the pleasure of 'their visit.

STERLING INST‘l'I‘UT'E

This Institute met for their sep-_

tembe_r meeting at the home of Mrs. `

Wallace MacKay with seve‘nteen`

members and five visitors present.

In the absence or the Presidcnt,I Mrs. Weir, through illness, Mrs.I Thomas Bolger presided. After sing-I

pared with 40 cents. As the average family uses a pound of ten a week this means a saving of $2.60 per

ing ihe Ode and repeating the - Creed. roll call was responded to by "Don`ts for the Kitchen." The

year. reading of the minutes and finan-

But None Since 1930

like a record for suffering. He says:-"Since 1910 up to 1930-that is 20 years-l have been a great sufferer with rheumatisin. I am pleased to say that since 1930 up to date, I have been free from that dreadful pain, simply by tak- ing Kruschen Salts'--and nothing else. I must saytiiat 20»Y€l1l”S iS B long time to have that awful rheu- matic -paln about one."-W. P.

Your rheumatisni is just like his

and everyone clsc`s. It is caused bl’ sharp-edged uric acid c1‘ySfH1S liet- tlng into your joints. Kruschen will dissolve those crystals away. Fur- thermore-if you keep UP the "Um¢ daily dose" ever afterwards. it Will

cial report followed. The sick com- mittee reporied a large number off

‘visits made and fruit, flowers, etc.|__

given. Also the stork visited lh0IE

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Formal Fall Opening

Un September 22nd.

THURSDAY, FROM 2 to 5 P. M.

AND _EOLLO WING AF TERNOONS

YOU _ARE CORDIALLY INVITED ONE AND ALL TO GIVE US A (`.»\I.l. _\`lEX'l`

WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.

NEW COATS, NEW DRESSES, NEW MILLINERY, GLOVES, HOSIERY ANI) OTH-

ER ACCESSORIES NOW ON DISPLAY FOR YOUR APPROVAL.

LADIES COATS~New Fall Coats of Biin-Blin. rough Tweeds and other imported i`ubrics. They

are lavishly' trimmed with Sable, Squir rel Beave Fox etc

All sizes. Prizes lo$79so0‘

LADIES DRESSES-One and all are l00kil\g f0r new Fall Dresses. See if you czinnot find one

to suit you among-lhis large assortment, of Jericho Crepes, Satins, Laces, Cantons and rough -Crepes. Ali sizes. Prices _ I to I

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display of New Hats :ind resist them

if”you can. Hats to suit most every

style. The colours are Black, Brown,

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Materials matter more than any other

. thing about th enew Fall Clothes, says the

“September Vogue.” New Crepe Ordese :ind Crepe Norainc, 36 inches wide in Wine, Black. Green, Brown, New Blue

Price per yard only . . . . .._ &

All Wool Crepe for your smart full cos- fume. 54 inches wide. Price per yd. I

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'WEN-- The Nei/v`Fall Overco _ _ _ _ Shirts and Oth er Accessories Are Now

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Prices

Never before has fashion endorsed so many

different ‘ models and fabrics in Overcoats. .T _ "_

Fzivoured fabrics are Worsieds, Tweeds, Whip- " cords and Shetlands. All _ ' __ _j~ sizes. Prices to M5 » MEN’S SUITS~Whether for work or dress we have your suit. Blues are good so are Browns,

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h°'“e °[ _“ne °f the membms smcelio visit me sick .mi nil:-»<. Austin

Ilast meeting. The convener of the_W___s__ and M__s_ Vera McLeod to

school committee Mrs_. _Benn_c;t€|_______m_e the pr._,gl~ani, Mi's.»J. I Y ‘ 1 icr v..

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This maxi iiiusi. have soinctlilng t th school and ,u,,geSu,d manyIFlLii'i»l1l§ HW-INI lh: ““"‘I“"` 3

_ Cl 9 » H e ‘ I _ -i . ` . mcct next month .it licr lwine \\-lui improvements thc Institute 00uld

_ ~ ll call will be iiiisivcred by each

undertake. so it was decided i0 110111 1°

_ , um “ h g art oi the Creed

an Aucton Forty-live Party. °Y\'°"°t'e 8 W a P .. Ms

_ appeals most to her. and »-S

'I’hursdBy_ 22. t; h_e_f_p_ wie v_____ McL__od_ Mm D_ ___ McLeod

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funds r D ‘l ~ ~~ ' . ., . od.

~ Mr . J. McGuigan \\.ll pioii ..

lace MacKay. Mrs. J. E. Fleming, “nd 5 , d

Mrs, H, Mclehvcn, Mrs. John M'.\c- U10 1U¥\Ch- A SI101`I1lll'UI!1`f*m Pm" ' Womcn-S Mi_=,q10nm~y S0;-my img A ini-gn and creditable School town. Mr. McDonald is ii mitivc of

Guigan, Miss A. McCabe and the_°d the lunch and soda] hem- mnvlield on Monday evening at the Fnir was iicid in Cornwall Rink on_Corilwall and his iiimiy fricnrls ni'c~ principal of the school being the -‘listing gf readings by MI5' Ilicme of Mrs. Mack McPl\ail, York I'I‘liiii~s:lny, Kingston, Clyde River. very glad to see him again. ill e to make all arrange- Henry and Mrs' Thmms Bn \`."l'IPoiiit_ A large number of mem- East Wiiishirfh York P°1“t ““dI "'_

comm C - l donated by ‘md 5 °°nI°sI" Tm Couccuon itl il P cslclcni Cnrii\vi\l‘ srliofils participating. Af-‘ Chief Justice .\lathlr‘soii :ind ments' the Dimes besngli/l'i's H B111' ammmted to 85 comm ‘Mrs mtmde; W 11 ilic cliiir ter the cxliiliits were judged. the Mrs. blatliicsoii, were visitors to

;_°:;_e Egdthgrgegbgf are to' __ _"__ it/,[¢:e'rD¢,41lT}.1nncl;.;s'\\~;IIq rear] l\/Irs. sports were rim oil and a bcziiitlful _York Point on Sunday, the giicsis

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vlan the school next month, Mrs___ nsr s pma

town. was

while Rev.

Rev. J. ~M_ Mcbcocl, oi Charlotte

\\-'ull United Cliiirch on Siiniis.\`-

Gcoi~geto\\'ii. The bi-.iiiiiiiil l1lli<~;~ in the Coriiwiill Cliurcii were pluc- ed there by Miss Sfirnh Kcllow, in memory of the Kellow family.

The Supl:-iiiber nivvtiiig oi the

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_-_ Mission for the box oi cloiliing sent _ of the l;i1‘;_lc iiiiiiibcr oi ell-.dh .1 ’“’_

the preacher in Corn-

D. K, Ross pri=n¢~iir~.I iii

.Jcctiiig lhcn closed with MizpahI

Bcneiliction, nilcr which rc°fi'esh-; Mr. John McDonald and son, of ments were scricd and ri social Omaha, Nebraska, motored to the tim.. ,\nj0y(~d_ I Island and are stziyiiig nt the Cain-

_,_ Indian National Hotel, Clmiiotic-

b il Scciclv The followiiii’ lJi'0-land older io`k.< in aiiciidwce MTS- VV0l`k* of F1"`d"1`I‘IU“- is

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\‘[i~= Will Wliiic; Duct, lllrs. Ruyl Mrs. John Howfiii, Tryon, spent

1,.K;..,»,»ii 'ii i Mrs. Grant llownrci; lust wcck ut thc home of iicr' ~Y*" ri "" ` "

viirliiifz .\li~> Kiiiii- .\‘lin~r:liisoii. I diiiigrlizir, airs. (.`vin'di>ii Mzi<'.\'iiil21i1.

Mr. and Mrs. Frcink llo~.\'iii~<i -C.

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F‘reiglit amounting in l,iG'.l.Tl4\

ions passed thrmirli 'hc \‘Velinnd Ship Canal in Ai1s:i‘.=t, as ngainsi 972.976 ions iii iliw saiinc moiiili ni i931. Whcnt i'r~;'i~-vi~\~<l :iii ir.r'i<'.‘.<i of 257,977 toil:-, iiiiil iiiilpywimi nr lncrviise oi 11l_!»f¢ii ',oi::~_ Sliipmviiti Iof barley <io<~r\.i.~-‘rl :$4.202 tons mils llici‘iri.<eil by 'Till (oil-, wliiil soft con] fir.-i‘\:\:~ I 67.935 ions.

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never he possible for them to form again. Rheumatinm will be 800° for good.

BRINGING UP

FATHER

By George M" "uns

GROCERY VALUES ` sr

Both Our Stores oNioNs 19g

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CORN I-‘i..sKEs 25c

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RAISINS

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