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Mr. James .\loiituoiner_v, of Char-

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Mr. Joseph Fi'.“.iit'is. nt' Charlotte-

§0\\*n, was amoir: the recent motor- `st.s to the Efis'.ci'n und of the Island.

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Mr. A. Doyle. oi' Ch:irlotteto\vii.i pent a claj: in our town last \vecl~:. `

Mrs. S. Rose, l_fi€:e\'il!e_ v.'.'\= a visit- -r to"‘Sour's on S:.tiirci.i_'.‘ evciiiziz.

Mr. lsnne Clrirl-I. Ch:ii'lotzeto\vn. pent Siinilay in Souri.: visiting rlends.

'it/lr. Pl. Jenkins, Clieriji' Valley,

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stcrns, Bridge-

town, were in Sourls on Sunday vls- iting relatives. I

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Mr. L. G. Henry, Charlottetown,

was a motorist to Souris this week.

St. Peters Bay vis tors to Souris on

the 12th included Mr. Chester Pratt.

a visitor to friends in Soiiris this week. . '

thc Island on Monday.

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_\lr.` W. Roach, Charlottetown. wasl both in Cmmtm and United States,

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Western Guardian

-BBDIQUE UNITED CHARGE-.

Rav. A. J. Reynolds. minister. Bun- day, Oct. nth, Bedeque. tl a. m.: Searletown, 3 p. m.; Cape Traverse. 7 p. m.

-THE SUMMERBIDE MINIA-

TURE GOLF-COURSE is the new centre of attraction for old and young. The surroundings arc delight- ful and the game just difficul enough to be interesting. Evcrybodg welcome. '|663-10-11-2'

-CONGRATULATIONS arc being extended to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schurman on the arrival at tliei' home on Fitzroy Street. Summer-aidf on Tuesday of a. little daug/liter. B.

-N0 EXPENSWE IIQUIPBEN or past experience needed to pla; miniature golf. Balls and cluba ar: supplied by the management. Only 15c per game in afternoon and 25' evenings. 1663-10-17-2

-ON MOTOR TRIP'-Mr. and Mr'

Colin C. Conroy are visiting Mr Conroy's~parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred erick Conroy, Tigni.sh." The visitor who came all the way by motor fron Pittsburgh, Pa., made the trip ir about three days and ii. half. From Moncton they were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Conroy. who are also the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred- erick Conroy.-T. i -wmsr Ami soctu. IN c. iii. n. - A. HALL.-The children of Mary uf! St. Mary's Convent, Bummersidel held a whist party and social in St. i Pau1‘s Hall on Tuesday evening. A: very enjoyable time was spent; by all.' The fortunate prize winners were Mrs. J. A. Ai-scnault and Mr. Joseph Richards. Refreshments were served; and 9- llrtre cake was auctioned off.I The lucky winner of the piece con- f tal-\1lI1Z a $2‘é dollar gold piece was Mr. James Arsenault. The proceedsl 6l'fl0llht0d to I Very handsome sum, S

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sympathy is expressed for Mr. and' Mrs- William Perry. or Miscoucne. in| the death last. Saturday, of their!

second daughter, Ethel, at the very; early age of nineteen years. Miss! Perry Was a very clever pupil andl had obtained her license to teach ati an early age. She had taught school Bt ESIHODC Bay before ill health ,had f0l'C€d he? t»0 sive up. The deceased hadrbeen in a. Sanatorium at Monc- ton for some time before her death. She was a young lady with fine traits of character, and had a host of friends who sympathize with lier par- ents in their sad loss. There are leftl to mourn, besides her sorrowing par- ents. two sisters and one brother. namely, Miss Beatrice, Miss Norma and Harold. to whom the Guardan extends sincere sympathy. The fun- ,eral took place on Monday morning ‘ from her home to the R. C. Church at Miscouche, Rev. Dr. Monaghan of- ficiating. The Children of Mary, of which the deceased was a member. ,marched ln a body in front cf the funeral procession from the home to the church, and thence to the grave. The funeral was very lar'"`" attend- ed and there were many beautiful floral tributes. The pall bearers were Messrs. Henry Wedge, Jack Square-I brlggs. Mart"n Gaudet, Reginald' Laughlin. Thomas Gallant and Leo

Steele.-S.

PERSONALS

-Mrs. C. A. MacDonald, Tig-nlsh, ,

is visiting friends in Charlottetown.

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-Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Morris, Sou-

ris, were visitors to Tlgnlsh and Al- berton on Friday.-T.

-Mr. Arnold Dunning has returned

to Roxbury, Mass, after a very pleas- ant visit with friends in St. Eleanors. S.

-Miss Viola Johnston, R..N,. Chic-

ago, who has been visiting her par- ents, Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Johnston, Tignlsh, returned to Chicago on Tuesday.-T.

-Mr. Terence Campbell, Char-

lottetown, motored to Tignish on Sunday. He was accompanied by M"sa Lucy Campbell, Mr. Ernest Mc- Guigan and Mr. Lawrence Campbell. -T.

-Friends will be interested to hear

that Miss Olga Caseley, daughter of Mr and Mrs Liman Casely of Cea-

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Cloth Coats

For Fall and Winter

Belts, dares. intricate seamlng- The clever application of new furs

distinguish this sc:ison's group of smart coats. The fabrics are warm

Tweeds, smooth Broadcloths and velvety Suede-like materials in shades _ that are endorsed for winter wear. Coats for afternoon and rather for- mal occasions as well as hardy, gay sport models, all luxuriously fur

trimmed all at unusual prices.

5 See them and be convinced Luxurious Fur Coats

Eiich coat represents the utmost in style, quality and economy.

Each is an individualized model suggested by the latest fashions. No- where can coats of similar quality and fashion be found at savings as great as those we offer. - ,

an Entirely New Collection

The showing includes every new styles in Dark Rat, Silver Rat,

French Seal, Electric Seal, Mountain Beaver and others. Only by seeing ' thee fur coats can you grasp the beauty and real value of each ear- ment. If you anticipate buying a fur coat this season we advise an early

selection. .

We will be pleased to show them to you and quote you prices.

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-Dr. J. B. Brown, Boston, Mass. is

visiting his mother. Mrs. Margaret Brown. Richmond.-T.

-Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Large of

Summerside left this morning on a trip to New York. S.

-Mrs Waugh of Summersfdc is

‘ visiting her daughter, Mrs. Westley

Wood at her home in Hazelbrooit. S.

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..°LADlES LISTEN.-You can

have your hair marcclled, finger waved or cut also manicurlng, etc. By Margaret Cosier. Ladies I-lair Dresser, Montague. 7805-10-15-3i

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TORONT ` Prince County Hospital on Monday' 19th- M°“I'°¥“°» ll “~ mi G°°1`8°'

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visiting her home in Ttgnish, return- ed to Boat/an on Friday. She was

the Postal Department, Tignish. was also a passenger with Mila Hogan as

Zic. W. D. Johnston. .

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-Services Oct. 19, Dundas/ 3.00 p. m.; St. Peters, 7.00 p. m.; Annan-

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‘_ ,I _ I ;‘*.';"" BI Mrs. (Dr.) Martin. We wish her a Albion Women‘a Institute was held

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ins, on Tuesday evening, Oct. 7th, with an attendance of sixteen mem- bers and seven visitors. Meeting opened with Institute ode and roll call was responded to with “Laund- ry hints and removal of stains." Re- ports of committees were received and adopted, and all bills presented and paid. Several members thanked the Institute for fruit and lunches sent during illness in their hom. Some discussion took place re con- cert and it was decided to hold same as soon as possible. An interesting feature of the meeting was a con- test put on by the hostess for which she gave two beautiful prizes, first going to Mrs. Harry Jenkins and Miss Amy Myers, drawn by Mrs. Jenkins, second equally merited by Mrs. Jas. Monaghan and Miss Freda Ferguson, drawn by the former. Meeting closed with the National Anthem to meet the next month at the schoolhouse, when roll call will be answered with membership fee. A delightful lunch was served and ii pleasant social hour enjoyed. The members warmly welcomed and en- joyed the fellowship and social in- tercourse of the members present

from the I-lazelbrook, W. X.

On Monday evening, Oct. lith. a

fire of unknown origin destroyed a barrack and .stack of grain belong- ing to Mr. George Ballem, and it was with difficulty that the two re- maining stacka which were within a few feet. of the others were' saved. Fortunately the light breeze blowing at the time was not on the house

and outbuildinga which were quite near the fire.

Mrs. Richard Young, who was on

the Island attending the funeral of her sister Mrs. A. A. Moore, Pownal, has retumed to her home in New York. .

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Mr. Roland Loughlln was a visitor

to Mt. Albion on Monday.

Mr. J. C. Bllnli. Ml-S5 E118. Shlrit

and Mr. Preston Fraser and Misa' 59111 FTB-521'. were recent visitors to Mt. Albion.

Mr. ’I‘ed Ellis, Souris, was a visitor

to Mt. Albion on Monday.

Some of the ladies of the ML A1.

blon Women's Institute were delight- fully entertained at the horns of Mrs. John E. Monaghan on Tuesday even- in8. Oct. 14th, the occasion being the monthly meeting of the Hazel. brook W. I. Dainty refreshments were served and a pleasant evening enjoyed.

Mr.” Lorne Acom, who has been

Vi-Sli-IDE his patents, Mr. and Mrs. Matthias Aoom, Village. Green, hu retumed to his home ln Calgary, Alta-

Mr. Robert Horton, who has been

Spending some week here at his lum~ mer residence, has left for his home in Cambridge, Maas.

A beautiful service of song was held an Sunday afternoon at tha

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Hazelbrook Baptist Church. and wat enjoyed by ii. large and appreciattvi audience. Following are the num- bers: Solo, Mr. Malcolm MacKtn~ non, Charlottetown; two male quar~ tettes by Messrs. Malcolm MacKin- non, Russell Jones, J. A. Moore Charlottetown, and Mr. Ilett Rich- ards, Cherry Valley. A solo beauti- fully rrndered by Mrs. W. J. Mutch Cherry Valley, and a duett by Mis' Frances Wood and Mr. MacKinnon was sung with splendid effect. .4 short address on "Telling‘Josus" Wa-‘ given by the pastor, Rev- E. J Chisholm, who took his text from Matthew 14, 12. and nu disciple! came, and took up the body, ant'

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