-libl’l, Clyde River; Bridge, on Wed- I

troorltrvro ro-nsv mo Wm

. $HOWING A!‘ 3:15 - 7 and 9

csnrnu turnout:

‘Ihhcoiamn lsreaervedios news oi local interest. but advertising ‘olaaewsynatnsemay boinacrsos at live coats a word, strictly pay. ablsisladvanes-

COOKS For Photographs

(XINTEDII-ATION LII-I _ BUBANCE m

on vscsrrou - m. a! A. Bentley is acting Oity Mdglstrahg dw‘ the absence oi KM. M - tin w is on his vacation.

wéllkll LONG 815ml; Cbzptlitetldldid-

6 INVICO

flwsdoy night owiggt to mum ting. 20-10-11.

MR8. HOINBBYB customer; u; congratulating her on the excel. lent quality oi her bread. cakes Elli-sky. liie.. which is accounted ior

the recent isnprovemenis mode to her baking ovens by Minlolrrank

on the some program

MARCH OF TIME “THE PALESTINE PROBLEM”

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um D Ell

, Meeting plcasg

I NEWS - MUSICAL - SCIENCE - COMEDY

SHOWING AT

3:154 7 - 8:45

1 CLEARANCE 1

Aucnon susg

AT CLYDE RIVER '

I will ‘sell by Public Auction on‘ the premises oi John D. Maths-

nesday, Oct. l o'clock sharp, the following Stack, Im- plements, eic.:

l general purpose mare, l4 years: l general purpose mare, 4 years: I general purpose horse, 6 ears; 1 pure bred Jersey (ireshl

years; l pure bred‘ Jersey, 6 years. (to freshen in bioyi: l grade Jersey, 5 years, (to ircsh- en in May); 1 grade Jersey, B years (to ireshen in Nov): J milk cows, 5, c, ‘i years; z years shorthorn grades: d spring calves: 2 young sows.

Implements: l disk hsrrow: l spring and light irarrow: l hay mower (Mod-DJ: l hay rake: l

gang plow; sect. seeder: team wag- on: separator (MJL): cart: driv- ing wagon; wood sleigh; box sicllh: marker; hilier: scuiilcr: trader: tarnin Doiuer: set l-ton scales: harness and a lot oi oth. er articles too numerous to mcn- Ion: also Jome vraln. - As". _ ALEX hlacBAE, Auctioneer.

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liucrlorl SALE

BUG K/L LE/ii f

"_ ' Completely ester-min»

uteg Bcdhugs. Cock roaches. Fleas, Silver - iish, Crickets. At Eaton Simpson leading drug. hardware cooperative stores, or write Dfirpo Products Toronto

AT MONTAGUE

On

SATURDAY THE 27th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1945,

At the hour oi 4 o’clock P.M.

The house and plot of land, formerly owned by the late Matthew Doiron.

Dated at Montague, Oct- ober 9th, 1945.

REV. O. KIGGINS, Executor. S. S. I-IESSIAN,

Solicitor. 10-l2-3i.

Eloararrce Auction Sale

Ar YORK

‘ATUBDAY. OCTOBER 20th

AT 12:30 0'CLOCK SHARP

OI‘ STOCK. CROP, IMPLEMENTS, AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS

Ono general Illlrrolo horse, C yrs. old, Barrister: one colt (Phy- daie). 1d months old: three nriich cowl: one lat cow; one ireuh cow and cell; one pure-bred Ayrshire to * ‘on mo: ouc bore-bred Ayrshire "lllilos: one grade Ayrshire heiler: two young cattle: two sows to in».

row soon: seven Janka oi pigs, CROP: Twelve tons hay: seven dud grain. IMPLIMINTS: Ono Frost and

tons straw; three hundred bushels

Wood binder No. 2; one Deeriag

be! mower: one h: nke- two Massey llarris manure s -

Massey llsrris disc harrow ‘with truck: one disc hiller; onzvrger-IrirIl-Iaruzii? ll‘ 1|"; one lot llliie barrows: one spring tooth: two gang play}; on; llllllo lilo"; two scniilerl: one potato sprayer; one team truck waggon; one cream separator: one good earl; one dflvlhs Wesson; one rubber

""4! ormu (Polio? bearing): one good heavy express waggon: one;

Nil wheeled rubber tired driving wsggon: one nice high b“ gm“. “'9 "Ml IMIIII one chsics driving sleigh: two sets driving harness:

one set cartels hornet: cart saddle: ioar horse blankets: harass and etc: three Iood iur robes: one 102d Chev. loll one saw bench: one Marine engine ior parts: old anvil: two binder wheels icr tractor.

. . be I ed irom October 0 oioIIIrOIrIQIIIIBIIIIInIFEQCISLbanalog-fr?osgniizhiorum fun“ m“ l"; November 5th. 0 v Mich. two small I slows: one No. n base burner: one iloor m; oae liioe Chlclloiilil 1945 to clear out some best American nuke: and all articles too amorous to mention. k’ d n —f"i Terragfic Sedan, i080, all new tires, seq M", "nu bac 0i‘ eM.c ON “an ‘mum ' WILLIA 0ND i‘ ,, m & soNs crcv can 9.00 nan. I ‘ A‘°“°n..r. WGOOOOOQ-OOOOQOOOQOQQQ

inouosv rusoocu when ‘

12.45 nu, g

Dill.

collars: ‘engine and pui- oac portable iorge

McKearney. 16 1i, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND TUBIJBCULOGLIS LEAGUE Annual

Meetinz. i" 18th. Will all delegates attending our Annual advise the League niiice att he unitorium, telephone 2f30, or write immediately. 100-13-li.

MR. AND MRS. DWIGHT MOSHER. Bristol. wish tn an- nounce the engagement oi their youngest daughter. Clara Viola. to Earl Francis James. only son oi Mr. and Mrs. Homer James oi Midgeli. P. E. I. lviarrisge to take place in October. 10-l6-1i.

UNITED CHURCH YOUNG PEOPLE. - The Fall Rnlly oi the Eastern Presbytery Y. P. U. will be held at Marie United Church. Wednesday. October 17th. sessions at 3.00 P. M. and 7.30 P. M. Rev. Roy E.- Webster. missionary on lur- lough ircm China will lead the afternoon discussion and address the evening meeting. Box lunches will be shared. 1046-11-

ENMAN-McKENZIE - A vel"J pretty wedding was solemnlzed at 'l‘rinity United Church, Charlotte- town, on Friday, Sept. 28th. when Katherine Florence McKenzie oi Lyndsle was united in to Cliiiord H. Enman oi Vernon River. The ceremony was ner- iormed by the Rev. T. E. McLcn- nan. The bride was attended by her cousin. Ruth McKenna. oi Vic- toria. Cross, the groom by his coll- sin, Harold Enman oi Vernon Riv- er. Immediately niter the cere- mony the bridal party motored to Millsiew to the home oi the bride's sister, Mrs. Milton Smlbli. where e sumptuous wedding supper was prepared by the hostess, Mrs. Smith. About 50 invited guests sat down to supper, siter which an enjoyable hour or two was sDP-n- in music and dancing. the usual serenuders being nisc in evidence. After s very pleasant evening the guests departed wishing the young couple the best oi wishes. lire-y were the recipients oi many and varied presents, including sub- stantial sums oi money. The bride. previous to her marriage was tendered a miscellaneous shower st her home in Lvndale by her iriends in that vicinity. On Sat- urday they ieit by pane on an extended tour oi the Maritimes. miter which they will T951118 Rt Vernon River where the groom is a. progressive young iarmer,

marriage

Auction Sale

AT CARLETON

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17th AT I2 OCLOCK SHARP

l am instructed by Albert Mut- iart, Carleton, to sell on mg pron.- lses on above date the ioilowln,:—

3 milk cows

2 Spring calves

l0 registered Guernsey heifers, 2 For ol .

6 registered Guernsey heiiers. l year old.

1 brood sow

l Spring pig

5t] nous

00 puiieta

l2 ducks

Decring binder, McCormick mower, Potato scuiiler, McCormick rake, roller, horse hoe, gang plow 2 single plows, double truck wa on, cart, beater potato digger, three er and cleaner (Hills); Brain crusher. 2% ll. P. Mogul gas engine. diro barrows, Iron spike harrows. 2 sci spring tooth narrows, Fairbsnh scales (1200 lbs.) grindstone, doulue wood sleigh, single wood sleigh. hob-sieighs iamiiy siei h, set driving harness.

leather 0° ill". hm!"- incur briales, cart saddle, work ads and breechmgs, iorks, shove , hoes.

pump-tongs. wheelbarrow, cto. Also a uantlty oi household furniture inc uding Fawcett kitchen Ionic- room gtove and. numerous oihu‘ articles iound on a well rllllillliod farm.

Ii not line, sale will be held the iirst line dry following-

Te . m. c ALBERT blUIIAlI E. C. BELL. Auctioneer. l0-i3-3i.

NOTICE

The woolen mills will

nacho-rho: “i llred lion-down Wives lose ;l.ooil tilil

, _ r-i Tlsssesds oi. Hones lselih lssy Iay. leek Yen's osegsr. Lock in -do eonditi mo... M“... ...'r.‘.‘"..i’§":t"1..°“"'§3 r5u t ma» dolrlafic results. a blood-co- :““" looms‘: *- rli:;r..'::':., Also ins promote better nouns-moo lg, lli out hollows in iaee or noel: wb eh mah many look haggard. old. lutrcduemry siae Try Ostrex onlo Tablets lot rmtored health. vim. vitality: better nerve‘ gréttier. younger looks. this very day, sale at all drug storm svlrywhero.

COAL. - 525.233.. truck's.- a. have coal on d, H. H. Large k O0. l0-16-5i.

TIIE PBDTEBTAANT OBPIIAN- AGE gratoiully acknowledges rec- eipts oi . Long yer W. The (allowing Erince County Lists received i'or publication in Sum- merside Papers: (Theory. $39.30: Carleton Lot 6 $11.00 and Union- vale $5.40. 10-16-11.

POLICE COURT — At the Cit-v Police Court yesterday there were ten cases oi drunkenness. Four drunk and incapables cach had their iixe dollars bail estrcated. Another inr- ieited his $l0 ball while yet ano- ther was dismissed. Three drunk and disorderlies had their $10 bail estreaied. A female drunk was re- mended.

CIVIC DELEGATION-Mayor J. E_ Blanchard and City Clerk J.A. Fullerton have leit ior Ottawa to interview the Dominion authorit- ies on several matters including post-war reconstruction work for Charlottetown and the present serious scarcity oi coal. They WiII be met in Montreal by Ccun. WR. LePage who is the third member oi the delegation. Arrangements ior the delegation to meet Demin- ion oflicinls on Oct, 1'7 were made by Messrs. W. Chester S. McLure and J. L. Douglas, Queen's County Federal representatives. Coun. J. T. McKee is acting-Mayor during the Mayor's absence, Miss Mary McQueid is acting-City Clerk.

Organist Honored

o“ Till-away evening. Ecutamber 20th the members and adherents oi Hartsvillc Presbyterian chuiuh as- sembled nt the home 0i Mr and Mrs. Winslow Watts. riampshro,‘ to do hcncr to Mrs. Watts who nud been organist in Hartsville Church i0: a number oi years. "

Mr. Neil Nicholson capably 113m: as chairman, and after a iew re- marks called upon the Student Minister Mr. Donald Nicholson to rend the address. Mr. John A. Mac- Imiis made the presentation of a chest oi fjilver.

Mrs. Watts in her icual jovial manner thanked all icr their kind remcmbrance. For they are wily good iellows was sung.

The remainder oi the evening was spent in social intercourse and Mr. Donald Nicholson favoured the gathering with Hymn selections. Lunch was served by the lacics A hearty vote 0i thanks was ex- tended to Mr. and Mrs. Watts ior the use oi their home ior this oc- cnskn. A very pleasant evcning was brought to o close by singing‘ "God be with you till we mcct again."

The following is the Address. Dear Isabelz-We the nrcmcers and adherents oi Hsrtsville Pres- byterian Church have gathered hero this evening to nttcmor. in s small. but (be assured in _a real heaixielt way) our cniireua- tiozl for the mmiv isitiiiul years C! service you have rendered as Organst oi our church.

We realize zhat through the nun:- ber oi years you have rind chsrre o! the musical Dart oi the scruc__s oi cur churcn, there uerc nxcx)’ Occasions when it was most dill-- cult ior you to get to the services and when it was s. real sacrifice ‘on part. w be o» you; cosh )0“ were not only a iaithlul org-will.‘ but n chesrviui one. Your hnimv m; cheerful disposition has cnccsr you to us ni- ‘

We rejoice with you in ino}? Kiel“: found happiness and our bwt‘ fir‘! e5 and prayer rhat Gods tb 8-H Y}! attend you and your 1W5 B113 _5 you walk un:i labour tcg.ili__-r through liie. However wfiwlili m?! verv keenly the 19$. “e 5 @1115’, tained in your lsunng cu. _.. _. but. we trust that you Bud YW- “l” band shag find it convenient to be with ug om time to tinze. u?

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,, . _ . . ‘atsiignsndleirsf oi the Halts- "n rcgsiloxi.

"me 0° IZiERTI-IA NICHOLSON.

New Wiltzhirc. P. E. I

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IOJB-Ii.

Luliais :34.» Jisaift‘

\ ‘A strum STJOlQIN.

firs: crmmorrmowu GUARDIAN

T- there will be more avails

IAGITIATE’! COURT — A cd with hi

ind-ll b0 Ito.) alter an automobile

ed one week by Magistrate George J. Tweedy. KC. yesterday. Fine and costs oi iliye dolrlars eacol: ION llflPfllod 0n Ivl Bl !\ possessing radio licenses.

NIWIOUNDLAND SHIPMENTS —Tho S. ‘ abot", Dominion Gov- ernment subsidized steamer which carries cargo between PEJ. and New- ioundlaad. is expected to arrive in Char town tomorrow. In tre meantime. several telegrams con- tinue to mach W.R. Agnew. trade agent to Newfoundland. daily. ask- lrfi that various iamr products be s ppcd to the old colony "on the next boat". One order reaching Mr. Agnew is i l4 car loads oi bots- tocs; another is ior 1000 cases oi canned meet. lhoush 8000 cases oi canned meets have been shipped to Newioundlsnd during the present season. Mr. Agnew states there is a pronounced scarcity oi tlm uro- duct at present. Later. hemhcrtaes

or

shipment.

The members oi Cornwall Mission Band met at the home 0.! MYS- Coiln Murray on Saturday alter- noon, October 13. The meeting opened with the b ess period conducted by Mrs. lmer Frizzell in the absence oi the president. “When He Cometh" was sill]:- Scripture reading by Audrey Pru- zeil. Minutes oi last meeting and roll call by Howard Murray. Pray- er was cilered in unison. Readings were given by Janet Skinner and Laura Hyde. “Jesus Loves Me was than sung. The Thank; ing ciiermg was received. A pl ant, event, of the afternoon wwj that Miss Evelyn Gcdirey g-W": in to become a liie member oi the Band. Music and games were enjoyed by nil. and supper was served by the hostess.

WEDDING BELI.S—A miiitafy weddlnr: ui intcrert to many friend's on Prince Eduvrd Island recenizy took place at Taplow. Herts, Eng- land. when Main" William Boyle Sawdon, son oi Rev. F. W_. and Mrs. Sswdon. of Port GTGVIIIP. N. S., was married to Lleut. N/S, Audrey Irene Cock. of Gravenhursi. Ont. The ceremony took iii-Wt‘ i" the Parish Church, the servzce be- ing in charge oi the Rt. Rev. RM. May, D.D., Bishop oi Buckingham, with the United Church chanl-‘in oi the Canadian Hospital perform- ing the marriage ceremony. The bride is a graduate oi Ottawa Civic

HEAD COLD?

Ger quick rcliell jus’: smear NOSTROLINE in each nostril. BXCIIZII-v ins - assages ooen right away. N S ROLINE soothes, ipbricatcs, disinfectl. helps make and keep your

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Hospital and the groom. who is s grandson oi the is e William Boyle oi Cornwall PI. 1., is at present Adjutant oi the Canadian Leave Centre at Amsterdam.

Miss Phyllis Maclschem oibong Creek ieit by plane on Thursday to visit iriends in Btellsrwn and New Glasgow.

Fsrncr Acqultted _ 0n Murder tlhargc

BUDBUEY. Ont». Oct. l4 —(OP) —An Ontario Burpreme Court jury last night iound Toivo Nurml, 47- yeer-old isrmcr, oi Beaver Lake, Ont... not guilty oi the r-urCe-r oi goalie Son-r, his fio-yeanold neigh- l‘-

Nursni was alleged to have shot Sear! on the night oi July 26 st the Nurmi is-rm S miles irom Sudbury.

Nunni admitted that he shot. Sea-rt irom a. distance oi 50 feet, "to

ing my wiie." He said Sasri attacked- hls Wile end then turned on him (Nurml) with the exclamation "now I'll kill you, too."

Japs Gondcned lisnnihaiism

TOKYO. Oct. it — 4A?) Japanese army headquarters ap- proved oi soldiers in the iield est- ing the flesh oi their enemies. but. decreed death to Nippon soldiers vrho ate their own dead comrades’ ilesh. ~

Prcci that Japanese resorted in canibnlism was announced Satur. day by a secret Alliedheadqunrters section which uncovered an imperial army order written Dec. 10. i944 speciiying that troops could est the flesh oi Allied dead.

sUbmmnrrMr-z SflYS DUBLIN - (cm _ The Eire

government has decided to con- tinue summertime throughout the

stop that crazy man (Scam beet-i

My Buckacho Gradually Disappeared’

Could tell m... uiiidfi. o§=""""“ m” "About 6 vyecks a I started ha ' awful pains m my ck. At times

dtpresscd and worn out. i could liialjtifill’ mrry on with my household duties and everything was being ne- glected. It was then I saw a Kruschen dvertisement Ind I decided to give en a trial. I started by faith- takmg s small teaspooniui in bot the morning. and in three vooksiroy word. what a difference! The pains gradually disappeared and though I am now 46. I really [eel years voungerP-Mre. H. M.

_ PAGE [HKEE

could not straighten myself and I got And

"Thanks to you, Grandpa Krusciron . .o

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‘Ihere is always a muse oi backache. and 1n many_cases it can be traced to toxins or poisons, wluch stay in the system matead of being eliminated. tmthat rs lléiifll; Krlusciren saline

en gm e o rea help to you. Kruschcn rs a balanced combination of mineral salts . . . and its action is to help your organs of_ elimination. By taking Kruschen ‘aithlully for a few weeks . . . as Mrs. ll. M. did . . . many people have loud joyous relief from wennsomc backache: and rheumatic pains. The Kruschen saline treatment costs so little to try . . . Use it in your , own case. Krusclicn has helped others. Why shouldn't Lt help you? All (‘rug stores have Kruschen at 25c. and 75c.

Mortgage Sale

l 70 acre r |- q a“ 2i in 3oZ...-§“oo§ii.y,T°‘”“’“'” There will be sui;i by Public m“, ion in iront or the Law can,“ .u ldlnl in Charlottetown on 'l‘u¢:.- y. the 23rd dly oi Octuhcr A, l) 915. at the hour oi tweivc ifclcck 10°11. all and singular that cemnu racl, piece and parcel oi Ins-ad 5],“ to. lying and being on Township o. s4 in Queen's County aforesaid untied and described as icliuws, that is to saw-COMMENCING 4 tho west boundary or David Mntgh g

winfer. although "in Britain clocks returned to Greenwich time Oct. ‘i.

I BINGO

Holy Redeemer Hail

CIVILIANS! l

firm on the north shore oi Wheat- iiey River, then (according to the

MB nctlc North o! the year 1164) I llor h two degrees west m the or... dance oi silty-four chains; thence wost two degrees south seven chains 8nd eighty links; thence south two dc recs east sixty-nine chains lo so shore; thence iolawing the various course oi’ the sctd shore easlwlrdiy to the place oi com.- mencoment, containing ility alcgcs

so woos: JERW LEBJY... i‘ NO nmciss-oo uomm‘

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‘BRINGING UP FATHER

GOOD MORNING - JIEIGS-YOLVRE LOOKING WELL

(sip ma. m; rm»... Synmrslc |~,\t'».:4 “m. mnvrd

MAGGIEQ m A 600D HUMOR For? A CHANGE -|'LL SAY QOMETHIN NICE ~ TO HER TO KEEP HER THAT WAY- \

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Wheatiey River Road lo the lines

leoolnz to wlni-r liivrr ihunct along the same the c nlinuatios 0i’ the Eastern i ‘Jndiry m: of the

hcrelnbaiore d ' c_l lract. ihrnce south to the ivizcsticv River Etnad 2nd thence along the s:i:i H0211] and the Shsra oi Wncivlay River aforo-

laid nnrtheastwnrdiy and south- , Isiwardly to the lace of rom- qcircombnt. coma llillf,’ twenty

Boles oi land a little more or lrss. The above sale is made under and

by Vifllle oi’ a Power oi Snic con

tsined in a certs-in lndenture o‘

Mflfisegc bearing date 20th day oi hiss-ch A. D. I93 and made betwccn Ailro t

Axwurlhy cl Oyster Bed Bridg in Queen's County in l'. E. island Farmer and Pearl Axuorthv his

has the under- signed as Executor ni ihc Estate of John S. Parkman, and herauso oi default having been made in the

other part; which mcrlgage now become vested in

payment oi the principal money

h m, _ 5- m; W, _ IQ NHJHI oi land s little more or less. A 0 and inte secured thereby, fiver-flint?’ p1£2;‘.2.°‘i=..°.'i..‘o. Si: ' ALL THAT OTHER muses‘, niece For Iu or particulars surly to children. 50c—- , 8.30 Ind 111ml ol land situate. lylns and Galldet s. Basnrd, Solicitors, Can-

SY-QC-icd B111 The i u. “m” u being on Lot or Towashi No. 24 in can", gang o; c m gnndi" flushes Dru; Cii- those nrrglaihrrye a; “h. Queens County aioresad bounded Chgflottggown, ltedllin Bros. B. ti; "I as ioilows, that is to snyz-COM- Dated this lst day oi Octllbeg, ll. L. Worthy Mos the c .v. $511??? h, aoéyighwgfl Drag“: A_ n“ 19L PE CY RT | n ormcry n coocn t: nA _ N0 STROLINE‘ “°"°“‘ rtfur"; “"12”: t: *b.'".'."* Ewen." 0 I PQIIE ll B Cl I] i) n . Bl‘ mlfl, wflou. cannot. mounts m °"""“"'° "WW liver, thence north crossing the 10-2-9-18-31, i _ __ 0E PALOOKA By Ham hshes