WEDNESDAY,

SAY THE NAME

ASK for Kellogg's Corn Flakes by name. Kellogg's have been the standard of quality for more than 25 years-tho ﬁnest value in Corn Flakes. . . . Every red-auil-grccn pack- age guaranteed by W. K. Kellogg. When substitutes are oilerecl you, it is seldom in a spirit of service. Made hy Kellogg in London, Ontario.

Gentghli c Western Sniinda

Tickets good going daily Sept. 2O to Sept. 30A Return Llmit : 30 days

Examples 0t’ ROUND TRIP Coach Fares From CHARLOTTETMVN to

Edmonton . . . . . $58.00 Kanilunps . . . . . . 65.75 Prince Rupert. . . . 71.25 Vancouver . . . . . 71.25 ‘(ictiiriii . . . . . . . 73.00

‘Vimiiiicg . . t, . . $41.25 Regina . l, I m. u . 48.56 Saskatoon. 1 . -. .. - 59.75 Prince Albert , , ,. 51,75 (‘nlgary . . . . . . 58.00

iiiz: “incisor,

Proportionately low fares from all stations iui > . oiiii-r points

Suult Ste. Marie, Sudbiiry, (fiipreiil, (‘net

East. to all stations in Western Li Port Arthur and Ariusir:

Q Children ﬁve years of age nnil ur- atlult fare. Children uiiiicr five

Fl?" llmwn “D1717 for tickets Wind ' slight. Itlllllllflllill passage inn: for i aiccnmmcwliiiion may b ljt: mi Chiiruy iinil Imvis; Illlil Tull; c

Montreal iiiid

rlzi, including

F Wcsziiiii i‘

AS qcri-isr SLEEPINF k‘.\l‘ _-\(‘ ‘oxiii n»; Tl 3x .' i.i.iiiTi-:n,”i;.-iizi.i' .~iiii>i.it"wi'i‘i<iu ("iii idgfioyrjﬁ Bl‘) MADE TO YOUR l.(l('.'.\l. .\(3l'..\'l‘. S'l‘Ol'O\"EllS—-will he permitted n6 For‘; .

and poinzs IVPFY. that.

Tlrkcts, Tourist Sleeping tar rcrcrvnlioiii, Tlfilll Fort-Ices rind other dcinlls from any .\i;i,-ii1 oi M4574;

CANADIAN NAWQNAL

1111‘, .-\vii=<ii‘ong

h ment is on the Island.

WELL DRILLING

. Now is a good time to have :1 WOll (lrillcd as the equip-

TRA SK WELL GO.

YAITGHAN ll. GROOM, Local Rcprest-iitzitive at Morley Ill. Bell's l..-i\i' (HTice

Summerside or Phone 297

rm: crmncorrrsro

and Prince County Chronicle

—GROUND LIME — High Quill- lty-Low Prlce-Broukville Manu- facturing co. Brookville, N. B.

—Thls column ll reserved for new! of lucnl lntsrut but udvertlslnl "T I ﬂawsy nutura may ho Inserted n! I crntii u word ntrlolly payable ll Id '.Il(‘l'

—-MABGATE PASTNIIAL Uhsrge services, Sunday, Sept. 34th: Mar- gote, 11 a. m: Long River, 3 p. m.: I Clifton, 7.30 p, m. communion ser- vices at Margute and Clifton.

—TITE PORT HILL Women's 12n- stitute will present their Ploy “And Billy Disappears" in Malpcque Hall, Thursday evening, September 21st. ' Half proceeds donated to Malpeouc

n ll. 1m- "—“" a -im. AND MRS. MARK pr:-

LANEY, Wellington, announce the engagement oi their eldest daugh- tcr Marie Lydia to Mr. Henry Walter Wedge, son oi Mr. and Mrs. John P. Wedge, Bummerslde. Mar- riage to take place in the near future. 1252.

-RI'PE CHERRIES IN SEPTEM- BER-A short time ago there was nu item in the Guardian mention- ing a cherry tree in the garden of lvlr. and Mrs. Percy Tantonu resi- dence on Central Street, Summer- , side, which had blossoms on it at

the same time as the rips cherries.

Now these blossoms have material-

ized into rips Juicy cherries, which

is quite an unusual thing st this . time of the yeah-S.

—Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. Medllntocli. of Belmont, Mass, are staying at Miss lvicKenzleh residence on Notre Dame Street. lvir. MoClintock is the technical engineer for the Warren Paving Company and has charge of the work of his streets being laid by them in Summerside-S.

EASTERN GUARDIAN

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..° This cniuinn In reserved id novrl of local Intake" but advertising iii n nanny nature may ho Inserted p! I cents o word strictly puynblo l.- ndvuiice.

—-DANCE ENJOYED-A number of citizens attended the dance given at the High School on Tuesday ev- ening for the officers and men of H. M. S. Scarborough. The guests were received by Mayor MHHBOII. and Mrs. Manson, assisted by Miss Helen Manson. Mrs. Culloshﬂll. Mrs. E. T. Tantou and Mrs. J, F. Arnett. The hall was very tastefully decorated for the 060851011-3-

..'0ROUND LHWE.—H1gh qim- ity-Low Price-Brookvills Manu- facturing C0,, Brodkvllle, N. B.

-—REMAINS BROUGHT HOME- There passed away at Augusta. Maine, recently, Mr. Wilfred Doii- cette, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Douceite of St. Louis, P. E, Island» The remains arrived at Suiiimersidc, by the late train on Tuesday even-‘ ing and were conveyed by motor t0 his former home ‘in St. Iiouis for burial. Much sympathy is expressed to the bereaved family.—S.

. RSUBSCRIPIIONS to The handed to their Rep. Archie Hume, or left at H. J. moon's Drug Store, Montague. 106,

..°UNITED CHURCH 0I'_ Oun- ada, Georgetown and Sturgeon. Services Sunday, Sept. 24th: George- town, 11 a. m. and '7 p. m.; Stur- geon, 2.30 p. m., Sabbath School in Sturgeon at 1.30, and Georgetown at 2.30. Special Rally Day program will be followed at the evening ser- vice. Rev. C. U, MacNevin, Pastor.

—SCIIOOL FAIR AT EGMONT BAY-The schools in the vicinity of Egmorit Bay held their annual‘ school fair on Tuesday. Iiispectori Peter Gallant and Mr. C. C. Mc- Kenzie jiidged the exhibits. There were some very fine selections of‘. vegetables and fruit, and the sheaves} of grain were some of the finest‘ that the WTliCI has sccn anywhere. There were some fine exhibits of potatoes. 0f particular interest was, the ivood carving and other hniidi- ,- crnft; also the nature study erzliilzi- it.--S.

Film Records British Pilots Chivalrous Act

STOCICHOLVI, Sept. 18-(C.P.)—'~ A. news film record of an act oi . ,, ,, . _

__S.\I) isisitil‘.iiwi'i~z_.\iiix'r_i 'I'llt3l‘Ciy€:,l‘::“yago cgzlatlg Ilfflifrirlmg? wig llfiliiilii"iliiiil?“§12i?‘“i.§17§$llI m Mm» Ali-ii LCVLlllﬂ. hIcLcod, ht the earl)’ ﬂed Von Richuuifen’ was recently age of l6 years an“ a long illness‘ found with the o. d of ‘the Swedish Bliss McLeod vixas the daughter of Fnm Industry accordmg to an Mi: iiud 111's. John McLeod of Bel- article m the psﬁodical "swcdish mom, Lot l6, anal was one of the school and Edllcaumlal Film” edit‘ ymlngm, nmnbcrs o, 31ml,“ £31m“, ed by the "Svcnsk Flimlndustri," of boys and girls, \\'ll0 will miss the swcdgnis leading mm wmpﬂny- companionship of an 2Lllt!£‘i»l'.)IlZil.C Bamness Von R-‘chlhﬂenr moilli-‘T sister. The funeral tultcs pliice to- of the now ﬂlmo-St legcndaYy flying day M 2 o-Cmck from hm- home in hero. has established a Riehthofcn (no er-metcw at Central, 1m 1s__s_ Museum to honor the memory oi

her son. She heard recently that a news f.hn picture had been shown in 1918 in Stockholm, re- cording hmv a squadron of British aviators threw flowers from the zilr during the funeral of their brave adversary. The Baroness wished a copy oi this 1.1m for her museum and requested the Swedes to do their utmost to find it for her.

The Inndoh representative of the Swedish company was instructed to do his best to locate the print and finally succeeded in finding the negative in the archives of the British military authorities. ‘They at once chlvalroiisly consented to

—\'ISI'I‘ORS T0 TIIE ISLAND— Mi". and Mrs. E. G. Walker, of Hir- am, Ohio, are visiting Prince Edward Isiiuid and are at present the guests of lvliss McKenzie, of NOirc Dome Street, Sumnierside. Mr. Walker is zi professor of education iii Ilirniii College and is enjoying a sabbatical leave of absence, after leaving the Island they will go by auto down the eristcm coast to Florida and then on to Bones, Cuba, where Mr. Walkers brother is in charge of the Winter Fruit Company, sugar plantntlon. They are very much impressed with the beauties of P. E. Island 811d hope to rctunm-S.

siiiiiiiisiiii ciiiiiiiiiTiT

By Our Fortunat i Purchases ‘

In the nlck_of time-just a; the tide was turning to higher prices - that, y" when we purchased the” ilast Kroeliler Suites. Even if we bought them again now-the prices would be higher.

YES!

LYUU CAN STILU BEAT TIIE PRICE RISE —

But You Must Buy llow l

THE HOLMAN HOME PLAN “Makes It Easy to Own” 1 10% Now 10 Monthly Payments‘ ' N0 INTEREST

key deserved the wln. Mrs. S. O. 3A5]; lvmrsms mnrcyrg Siveenv- Vancouver. oaptvrrd the ‘oiuowwn CANADIAN rim): ladies‘ championship from Mrs. Sayward-Wllson, Victoria, defend. lng champion 2-1. The presentation 01' DYZ°8 by His Honor W. L. Welsh Lieutenant Governor of Alberta, and Mr. Walter Pratt, Montreal, officially brought to s close the greatest tournament in the history oi the event.

Will Write Play“ Early Trading Days

WINNIPEG, Man, Sept. 20 -- Notoworthy passengers on board “The Muskeg Limited" recently, en route to Churchill over Canadian Notional rails, were Peter French- en of Denmark and Greenland, arctic explorer, trader and author. and C. E. Nelson, scenario writer of Hollywood. Mr. Frcnchen is the author of “The Eskimo", a. book

MONTREAL, Que. Sept. 10 - Aimong tho various ‘business index- es upon which economists base their deductions and prognostlcatioris, none occupy s. more, important place than base metals. Latest fig- ures avallable in this respect show. comparatively, the tremendous growth which ‘industry has made in Canada. during the inst decode and they also indicate the low lev- el to which world commerce had dropped, states the Industrial De- partment of the Canadian National Railways. ’I‘al<’ng the production o1 copper, lead and zinc in Canada during the decade 1022 to 1932. Canada increased her production oi copper 495.5‘;'@, lead 282.9% and zinc 310.1%. Liead mining in Can- ada is concentrated in one mine at Kimberly, British Columbia, which accounts for 982i» of all the descr-bmg the me and w“! of the lead mined in the Dominion. Nick Eqihno Deon“ which has been mm_ el, which is a product oi the steel- 6d and will be released within. thcﬁlnw a?“ "wmpllﬂes “m "m" m next couple of monum Mr. menclhlwhich world trade had fallen. Cari- en and Mn Nelson Wm gather maﬁada. exercises practically a monop- tmal for a screen may w be mm oly in nickel production and, there-

ten around the early days o! traméfore, Canadian figures can be tok-

CHARLOTTETOWN

your: HOME mouLn com: FIRST

This Beautiful

lloiniiii - KllllElllEll 3 - Place Suite . . .

Will Sell .l.atcr llt $155

If You Delay You LOSE $21

BECAUSE ___

You Gan Buy lt This Week For $134 And You'll Save The $21 A

HOLMAPPS

SUMMERSIDE

I Now ls the time to have that

Pipeless, Furnace Installed

And for complete satisfac- tion decide on a Fawcett, considered the best value on the market, call or write if interested.

Kent Street Charlottetown

1 8

in excess of 400 miles an hour in PORTLAND, Me., Sept. 20-45. iterminal velocity dives. PJ-The schooner George B. Oluetz

During the dive tho engine speed arrived here Saturday with Ecol. increases far beyond the normal loge youths who had spent the rates 0i revolution, up to as much summer in Labrador doing volun- as 3o pcr cent. higher than the rate tear work for the Grelnfell As- officially approved in level fight. 500M101!- Thc dynamic loadings and other Gale winds off the Nova. Sootll stresses on vital components go up coast early this wool: forced the by approximately 70 per cent. schooner to seek shelter at Llsoomb. NB. and delayed her.

i I - ing in Canada. Their first stop will qyﬁrrgatiguiia: tilégzrcgvillli 001929“ be “t n“ P“ am’ m" a “withers has been a. decline oi 72.4%

m, town they w.“ proceed win production. Comparing the 1932 ’ t n i l, c |Chllrchlll and latCl‘ to York root-m?‘ ‘ ‘f1 19:” fvnfwdnlf‘; l: ory and Cumberland House in their 380053;? zndelimway tlhewgioducrgon

scorch for atmosphere. Moose Fac- ' wry on James Bay may a,” be of copper, lend, zinc and nickel

days spent in the northern front-

place s. copy at the disposal of the

PM’ nos .BlCUlT

IMPERIALS

Imperial Products-IMPERIAL FOX IIISCYYTS PUPPY FOOD-enjoy u long and i-nvlrihle record iiii- hlghpgl-gﬂa‘, results in fox and fur raising.

ltiincliers ﬂnd them always dependable nnil most ri-onnmlral. Numerous patrons inform us they iire IIIISIITDILKVWI mi- food vrslﬂg, "IMPERIALS" ierl liberally 1nd regularly ensure success.

ii nil IMPERIAL

Imperial Biscuit Company Ltd.

CHARLOTTETOWN, P. F. I,

‘Baroness, who was very happy at this valuable addition to her collec- ,i1on oi mcmcntoes of her famous

,Totem Pole i Goes to Edmonton

I JASPER PAIRK LODGE, Anti,“

lscpt. sin-For the first time in its

v iliie of eight yours, the now much {coveted Totem Pole golf trophy fgoes to Edmonton, Alta. After try- 'lng for eight iicecssivc years, Jack y Starkey, hard hitting Edmonton star, achieved his golfing smlbitlon ‘and won the trophy in the iiiml ‘some against Thomas Green‘ of Seattle. The result was live and [three and oh the golf played Star- i

Brinzint! U1) Father

visited should show corresponding increas- __ ___V es.

i lModern HOME‘ iMust Be Sold!

As I am forced, through ill- heizlth. t0 leave the province I am lcompelled to sell my home. House is 2% storeys, has 8 rooms-is [equipped with nll conveniencesﬂ ‘set tubs, built-in china cabinet,

ironing board, fire place, hot wat- er heating, hardwood floors, etc. lIn the residential section and commanding a beautiful panorama lot Bedeque Bay. Inspection invited. lPriccd low for immedistq sale.

| PARNELL McMAIION

Cedar Ave. SUMMZERSIDE

l 116!

THE TERMINAL VELOCITY DIVE

Modern British fighting aeroplanes go through, in the course of flying trials, what is known as the term- innl velocity dive. In this evolution, whch imposes

yet included in the routine testing o1 the warplanes of any other no.- tlon, the machine is dived vertic- ally until it reaches its ultimate diving velocity-the speed at which the resistance offered by the fall- ing body makes further acceler- ation Impossible. Some oi the new- er types of British single-senten- fighters have attained speeds much

IDNDON, Sept. 1'1 — (C. P.) —‘

extremely high ‘ strewes on the structure and is not‘

lllliisrd’: Llnlnient for Stiffness,

-—LAST 0PPORTl|lllTY+

Our seventh cargo BRAS D’0R SCREENED

l COAL arrives this week. This ends our special low price $7.75 DELIVERED to your cellar on

this exceptionally good coal-NO BETTER

KITCHEN COAL ON EARTH.

f Formerly priced $9.00 and _$9.50—This week only-

$']_75 DELIVERED-—Cash Price. i

We have the lowest prices on Blower Slack Coal on P. E. I.

llictoria—Bras IPOr-Sydney ll. ll. LARGE & G0.

‘Isl. 1000 Retail 4t Wholesale 58 Queen 8L

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