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iintral Guardian

Ibis column ls reserved tor new: oi loul interest. but advertising ol 5'15"! "gills III: be inns-tea

ve oen a rd . able in advance“, ‘mm, u”

MLePIIEBSOXWS-Meirs Clotibing ._-.

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corimilunnrrori use m- BUBANCE.

cooxs ror cnristninr Photon graphs.

nunsm DOYEL. fteadinas. ll2 Prince.

BY All to Montreal and Boston in about three hours. Phone Marl time Central Airways may or 54¢

HEAR THE RT. HON. J. C. GARDNER. Federal Miniater oi’

l TlflE GUARDIAN.

Cl-IARLOTTETOWN __

Contribution: To Protestant Orphanage

HUNTER RIVER BY W, (i. DAltKE

SZ-OlF-W. G. Dlrke.

81-00 Each: Mrs. Wirn. MacDoug- all; Bessie Aitken; Mrs. Walter Rackhgm; Mrs. Nelson Clark and MIT)‘; Mrs. Emily Seaman; J, F. McMillan; Mrs. Harold Bagnall; Nicholson Bros; Orville Seller; Mrs. John Nluholso ; Mrs, 301m, Werran;_ Ira Rackham; Mrs. S. Bernard; Mrs. Roy Mills; s. Len.- uel Crasweli; Erroll Bagna l; Mrs. James Brown; Roderick McKinnon; Dr. J. R. Murchison; Gordan Carew; James LeP-age; J, s, Mc. Leod; F. N. Bagnall; Mrs. Stephen Bimis.

50c Each: A. W. Stewart; R. L. Erinith,

—— 113D IEXALI. DRUG

STORES IN CA

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Wednesday iilorning-Illl liay

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Admission $1.50 w“, Emit 'c,,l,l',i,l,ll‘,“§‘,‘,‘sseﬁal§i‘,i zgllnbrlllliolgeinkilnhilitilgxigzlw 3o hlslrllllgig Z l» 16° ui"ar5ig:cg5raﬁ--- 25:36 Give her one gilt in Blue Grass . . . or make It the entire ' ’ §:‘:°'7,‘ "P"! B°“'“‘“‘F Rf“ J- 1- ci-iiuansws "g5 h“ MM“ D-D-T- 2f" ‘L01 . s Powdenhhtillfise I. d _ _ CALLING ALL WOMEN; I orr on, Fulton Robertson, James Tome urn and Animal: ' l-wboiﬂiltureuet. Multiple tom) p-,_,_,_____z/-,z5 sequenca-Hun eoqueni an mdgnillcenl m interested in consumers} rig“ H. Andrews; Junes n. Andrews; w 5P"¥-°°"°--'*’~"%- ""155 81m botﬂr Insect "unl- . . 3ocl>orMlllAnkpticl1iroat ' Qesiure. lems and anxious to halt thep rise iieigleysirfrthilohe-r; rill??? 3521.3’ 861's. A Mum mp" 2",“! w"""""'ln"'zl' L" Tflilﬂﬂscuihm“. 21.36 c - _ ' i, c . sni- e _ 70¢ b0 p" v - c i: Blue Gran Perlumo, 2.000: 70.00 live Gran lath Salt: ta change the glaﬁrégilrsdtitaendblgvmgtelllmg m cl“ wulard Berna-rd‘ Cor" sdvm‘ - ;- ~ - zm-as 60' m!" Amlllw" Toblgts, lmllllelzlﬂ-rlumln B. ‘L85 Box "JRETBT REXMJ‘ ' M, ,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, W,’ “o ‘h m y. . . at 2 p.ni.. 75c Each: cutnbert Montgomery; 02.00 ‘bot. Ellilh ‘ Balm .... .... .. 21-561 333 Unite, 100's. .. 2/» .71 MULTIPLE KIDNEY and Blue Gross Flower Milt, 1.75 ta “u. Gm Vi en e P. E. I. bfﬂllﬂh 0f the Dan-u Wham glﬂbln, 160s“... .2!" 75 -_oA""lh"|¢ Hlmﬁffllbld ‘LADDER a lath Oil, to: the height can d, A 1 u . 35¢ b l m, l ¢ t VITAMIN 5,59 h “bu” “an.” ‘so "d a an ssoca on oi Consum- 60c End's: Nlrs. Allen Simitih; P °: X 2 25 '“. m“ -' ZIHJG "-09 30W! » "L, w... on... s... s. Cologne, 1.75 10.00 ' "' ""1 l" "Benmd- Wesley omit-h: Buns Glow; Gar- ,,0f;md~;.‘4oﬁ-... v.26 ;,ig'o$',"’°""‘ 31.. g5 .1 . Wnlrssr “"'"'“ °°" M100 u... o...» Hand soon. 1.00 and E ”'_ iielq Wood-i; Emmet" Bernard; ' bhiicsboifihlnlllpgglloﬁ 01 40c?" ihllﬁnhinirnoni ' ‘ ‘ ' ' vrrmm '°°" 2/" 51' u" Gm“ Eu“ d0 10nd", 7'50 a w a hm‘. 2'50 t FUNI EAL AT BEDFDRD -The Lafﬁﬂ Eﬂlllh; MP5. Percy Mac- i _ - with nxethylsaliqu TDNIC 2]" $1 500 box Dyspepgl; I B d S li t l l | llue Gran Dusting Powder anew/Y I Ylilegtegrdaqf allljseiph Cofurt w}? hleltq l wuflreld whlﬂoclu Hall-l l “no BM. ha" 2518'“: (lgetnilllhlalslsllzl- zhu4l mu "dumb ' 6030:“!- bml-H-r‘ zﬂhsll . ' c e,\r a -o- _ I . Orioon o ; - ; or» ' x 2294232,“? p '1°:5°'°'"" n" m" m" Willi“: PESlGPIlCg, at Bedforri ﬂrllg‘ walss your; (Sifiith; cGtgsillOil llc/‘lzixllhgoalflve l ‘la-ed i lneigblthwiin wgiltlvgg. . 2/».26 2 l" ‘L01 7sglxéuﬁrs "m"; “'16 155M)’ Pull. 50'!» 27W‘! ' I I t d, -r , ~ < - <5, MARRO a u. ﬁrs» . ' glue’ Gzau _ll$oacsliell,so9'gqgl(s)l(l)ell Guru; Irllllaigltlre to touch the “Egg; {mat E833: wesrirzgnegutﬁid It; Lem’. Eglfelzrelg/‘llebley Woods’ M1 i TONICW Am" AmlLJeny‘ 2,” '5] ‘llllgblgtfnpllglgsfst viéalmwlgﬁal “'00 b“ “new” when l‘ Itgaliolttultx n I W. - - i . .. . . .. - - . ' w" Y m’ P a w ' "n o" mgmmm‘ 5° Rev. W.I. lllerircr, assisted by Rev. FOFBI - L800. , - 2 1,, ""01 w" J" REXAU- 75p box Punk“ “um in B s)?“ o“ Cwwlmzh, l] .7 "A3745" _ J.l-l. bhwCiillum /\ qliarlelic Grand Total HllI1l€J‘PII\GX‘-—'*€J4.SUI 35c bot. cxall 5°19“ émnponndrgbiﬂ, ' """""" " " "r3155" j composed oi grandchildren sang v _ ' Liquid Crown ‘lisp Z/ausﬁ _ amﬂﬂiur 25s . . . . . . . ..,...' 2/vn76 ‘L55 b°¥ hlielﬂl 371ml" 2]" 36' . ~. - -- - SPRINGFIELD Dl$TlllCT n BOcbo n - l 2i 1' dM I WA‘, Xiryrierforeallil)‘: ills“ mtliifeguelir FLORBIE DRUMMOND \ Attila I-Diillilnccrlluck 2/" 51 c‘! one, o’ 5 ziszsctlfxrurelmviumj" Erlmlgegm u z/"l 3‘ wbwiscllillillm “m” ' . e r s - s ie i d i - s e l ' ‘ were: Herrell Arbing. Earl Arb- M” bot-Rex“ “'"'""":"""' 2," '51 T!bl¢l|llxl%'e.....z/"'2.Z6 $3 25 box Pureteot Vitami zhnsl ' lng. Ben MacKinnon, William Rat- $100 Elm!" All!“ MBl-lllﬂ-Wn; wgllxrsézzm‘ 2'," s] 31,00 50L BMW", and Minerals V u u’ nkrctlfmphyumm‘ 1TH)’. Patrick McIntyre and Jos- “Nb Pmﬂtlf M1‘ jjacf lulmw‘? , gﬂube puQtéaffjlde o! ' TonicTiiblrts. 60's Z/ﬂq.“ CAPWJH. 100's 2103.26 my". f" ,_._2Ior.|,°l M a M eph Campbell. Interment was in Ivégume U“‘m"“°nd' “umcrlamll 1\lercury0intment m,“ D n, 0° ' ‘e .,, _ __ _ I , i 7.2.. ._ . __ _ C 0d Donaldston Cemetery. Roseltiyiiuiﬁilf‘ ‘dirk-anti ‘Ibis-xii bellow 1% . . . . . .. 2Im26 “éovrad §§,,,';___‘§";_’f6 2,551 , BRACKLEY SCHOOL Basil l-laslam; William Haslain; l “

GILAHAIWS ROAD

The -:ii.iiiy' iiiciiiis cl Mrs. Eddy Wiiiralili aie glad to hear that she Is ieehrig better and able to be up and around Blain-

Mr. Billie Green and Mr. Bryce McGregor have ieit lor Moncton, N. B. where they have secured Jobs.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Simp- son and little daughter violet oi Milton were visitors to Graham's Road Sunday, the guests o! Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Green.

The ladies oi the Success W. 1. held a Pantry Sale at Summer- ude Saturday night and a nice sum was realized.

The Yvuns people ol Graham's iioad put on a dance in the school iecegtly which was enjoyed very muc .

‘Mrsand Mrs. Keith Boswell oi Victoria were recent. visitors t0 Graham's Road. i

°Y‘ “"9"”

and lnnilly oi the City were Vig- iiing ‘at. the home ui Mr. Wlgmoreb Walter

parents, Mr. Wlgmore.

and Mrs.

Miss Mary McKay was o. recent visitor to French River, visiting

lrienils and relatives.

Mr. George Campbell oi Regina is spending some time in Graham's Road the guest oi his brothers,

Fred and Borden Campbell. Mr. Earle Campbell ol Irish-

town was s- visitor to Graham's,

Road last week.

Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Campbell,

(ormerly ol Graham's Road, but]

who have been living m New Glasgow, N.S., lor some time, were Xelcome visitors at their old home

ere.

Mr. and Mrs. James Williams and lamily ol Bunbury were recent visitors to Graham's Road.

Mr. John McGregor. accompan- ied by his lather and mother, motored to the City Sunday. guests oi Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rodd.

EXTENDO CLOSING

Ilpper trlclr that adds extra

you please. Curve-smoothing,

Flexaire londeaux and long llnee

." FlExEESNvo-iiuva‘ odvrunr rou

W‘

WITH THE NEW

Ixtende ls a clever, new

l-l-l-e-t-e-h, when and If

I00, but how lightly so, Corner 3100-095 31425-180 '

Grade IX-l. Grade VlII—l. Vera Ncwsoii. Velda Proude; 3. Irene Neueil.

Grade VII-l. Shirley Proivse; Grade VI-i. Mei-vii Saunders. GradeV-l. Gal] Prowse.

Grade 1'11 Sr. (a) l. Franc

2. Wallace Jackson.

cs. Vera New'son--98 per cent.

Perfect attendance: son, Thelma Newsori.

Jackson.

ROSENEATII W.I.

The annual meeting of home qt Mrs. ‘rle's on Friday, October 31st.

the evening.

lrig the Institute Ode in unison. Ten members answered

were read and approved.

their reports.

pointed (or the coming yea President, Mrs. vice-president, Mrs. don; secretary treasurer,

Alex MucLeod;

Report I01‘ the month oi October. Vincent Neuson.

Greta Proudé; 3. 'I‘l1elma Newson.

Grade III Jr. l. Douglas Newell; Highest average in Senior Grad-

J-Iighest average in Junior Grad- es: Frances Ranahan-95 per cent. Vera New- Shirley Prowse_ Gail Prowse, Frances Ran- zihari, Ernest Roper and Wallace

Teacher-Lucy Carver.

the Roseneialh W.I. was held at the Charles MacQuar-

As both the president and vice- presldent were absent, Mrs. Louis Yorston was appointed to act for

The meeting opened by repeat- the roll call. Five visitors were pres- ent. The minutes o! last meeting The School and sick committees gave The lollowing olticers were sp-

l-larold Gordon; Ralph Gor-

directors, Mrs.

l-iaslam; Mrs. Clarence

2. Sinclair; Walter Nelson Matltleson; Allison Mayne. 50c Each: Adn Win. Constable; ulatr; Elsworiih Mayne.

Rmmmml Totsl—-$24.00. Gmli’ m s“ (b) 1- Kill“ DARLINGTON lnv MRS. DONALD MP"- MaoPHERSON

Moo-Herbert Clow. $1.00 Each: Donald MacPherson; Wesley MacLean; Stirling Mac- LeainyLloyd MucLeod; Louise Mac-

Stevenson; Neil Campbell; Emer- son Deacon; Aingus MacPherson; Eliphaiet Hewett; Angus MacLean. 50c Each: Joseph Ma/cLeod; Rob- ert MacPhewson. Total -— $15.00.

CANOE COVE BY LAUBA Mao- NEVIN AND MARIE CROSBY

$2.00-L__ E. MacKlnnon. $1.00 Each: Colin MacFadye-n; Mrs. Mary B. MscKlnnon; Mrs. Duncan McCan-neil; Mrs. A. G. MacKinnoai; G. Show; Hector Mac- Nevin; Francis MacDougall; Mrs. Roderick MacRne; Fadyen; Colin Campbell; Howard Muir-head; Mrs. James Hall; Har- old- MscKinnoh; James MacNevin; Daniel MacLean; Albert Mao Dougali; Dougall MscLean; George

MiwPhee; Den MacNevin; Neil Danrach; Dan MacPlhee: James D. MacDonald; Walter MacDonald; r Marie Crosby: James A. MacNevln. ' 50c Each: Mrs. Beecher Hickox: Catherine Campbell; Lloyd Smitih. Total-—$30.50.

WREIVS CHAIR

Irving Haslam; IIyeit. I-Iaslam; Mrs. Arthur Hashim; Mrs. Everett Has- lam; Mrs. Reggie Hashim; hluriei Hnsiaim; Mrs_ S. G. Gillespie; Niws. John E. G. Maclienzicgl

MacKsy; Mrs. Mrs. Noris Sin--

Pherson; Everett Nicholson; Frank

Malcolm Mac- '

Darrach; Sandie MecKenzie; Hugh’

James Crawford, Mrs. James Mac- Donald, Mrs. Moody MacDonald; auditors, Mrs. Charles MscQuar- rie, Mrs. Edward Bulpitt.

A letter from the Salvation Army was presented by the secre- any and Margaret Rattray and Alice Gordon were appointed to canvass the district. New commit- tees appointed were - Sick, Mrs.

velvet chair, designed by Chris- topher Wren and contributed to St. Paul's Cathedral was an exhibit at an exhibition ot srt treasures belonging to London churches.

LQNDQN _-(CP)— A 169i red

NOTARIES’ GIFT

ed tor the members paid their dues. ‘ﬂiers was a long dl

money had not been

n1 $50.00 hes been

a ilolen lunches.

instead at the lirst Th rsdey.

gentlemen joined the lodiee to the Institute lunds. " and utter some friendly chatter the guests thanked their hostess and mended their My homewsrd

little witches and ghosts had play- ed while they wernrft looking.

[AVE DY IIIOII-AGI AUOQ-AND. N. I. —i@)- A

motor-cyclist here owes his lilo to the strength o! hlii shoelace. He

collided with a tremcer and his

shoelace, caught. in e bolt In the

‘Ii- hind front et the our. He was dragged neurons f: \

loot with his heed only two chel trons the wheels.

Alex Msdoeod and Mrs. James Mom-REAL __ (c?) _ Th‘, Crswlord; school. Mrl.‘ Louis (ghnrnber og Notaries at the Pro- YOFIW"; Pmimmr Mrs- M°°dy vince ot Quebec has contributed

MacDonald. Twelve members Join- cominl’ Year. Eight

‘ on the condition o! the school and how money could be railed tar re- plrs. The sixth prize Iwon by the plieel in the rurei beautiﬁcation center was discussed but the prile received. Note: Since the meeting the prize received by Mrs. Ralph Gordon. It wu iineilY decided that n dance be held in the school, eech member to send

‘The night o! meeting is to be the tirst Tuesday in e e17 "will"

The next meeting will be held at the home ol Mrs. Edward Bulpitt. The meeting was then adjourn!!!- Atter the meeting on suction oi home cooking was held with Mrs. Ralph Gordon u auctioneer. 12M

or the suction and 81-06 VII ldilﬂl

Lunch was served by the ladies

wondering how nun! vrlnh the

$5.000 towards the- University of Montreal's campaign for; $11,000,000.

"llllLllAiilllli Tronnv lsrvirvi soiissiiso ooii $12.50 par ton

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PARTIAL LIST MIL?

Even Grandma Might iiiggle

(OH-The newest item among’

exact replica of Grandma's below-l the-knee pantnlette.

polka-dotted

some tsbric.

The lirst one shown has s cov- ered costume, a white wattle piquet skirt and bolero jacket edged in red ric-rac and matching garden hat. Combined, the cos- tume could go as tar as s quite

Conlirniink the tendency toward lower lines inlsport weer as well as more formal attire, Hollywood designer Joseph Zugln also show- ed pedal-pushers end shorts tiwo inches longer than any shown to date.

Designer Irene Saltern also

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SANTA MONICA, CallL, Nov, 3- hiilh neckllnes and dropped shoulder

California stylists’ showing ior re-‘American look which most Cali- sort ‘wear ior next summer is BHIfOHIlB stylists lire 81119118511111!-

collars, Made of bright red and white'French culls featured blouses and crepe "it is wornldresses. Capes are important and right out in the open, nccompanierfcoplets are shown with suits. cents by III abbreviated halter o! thjfaﬂll 50m! 51'9"!!-

wesr heretolore reserved to even- ing wear. i! any, and it used mostly combined with black.

bathing suits, highlights being the use o! knitted fabrics which titted formal garden party. like lnstex. and lsstex which sl- lows the freedom o! lnbrics.

’I‘heodore D.S. Lee, Chinese paint- ter whore works now are ori ex- hibition here. said Chinese art to be "the spirit oi Chins and her people.

“there is e quietness, peace mind, dainty uerenlt pines: - ell Chinese people.

scribe Chinese pictorial arts than painting," Mr. Lee said. "Paint is more a characteristic ct the West- ern world end the brush end mel- tery.ol the brush is ol the Orient."

caretaker et the Animal Rescue League shelter here wants nothing more to do with turtles. I-lc picked up tl vicious Inappor. pill. it into the lethal chamber with some tick _ animals and turned on the gnu, It

didn't even give the turtle u hang- over. so It was released ln s pond.

showed bare-backed sun dresses with jackets so covering that the wearer could wear them to busi- ness all day with the Jacket and to the beach without.‘

The showing emphasized the use o! unpressed pleats and voluminous pockets to add fullness to skirts;

lines to emphasize the demure early Wing collars, otten called poets‘

and matching pointed

Mauve is s new colour in sports

Catalina of California showed

SAYS CHINESE ART QUIET AND SERENE

VICIDRJA. Nov. 4 -— (C?)

he believes

“In Chinese painting," he llld, o!

qt restlessness, and above all hsp- harecterlstlcs o! the

absence

"Brual-iwork would better de-

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SAINT JOHN. N.B.— (OP) —'l‘he

Sure," Crown Bmncl Com Syrup ls good for me. Sure; the doctor recommends Crown Brand Com Syrup as part of my diet.

BUT-why lie it down ta mo! Haw about the way you use CNWII Brand tor wonderful

baking? For a sweetener! And why not mention how delicious it l: with pancakes, cereals and hot waffles!

Yaucanbkid mqmonuﬁwnlrendtiam Syrup]: good for all of us! l

For yam doctor! have recommended the iue of Crown Brand Corn Syrup so a eadehnoey carbohydrate acting eninilkai “ lorboarle-ledlnhnm

CROWN BRAND COIN SYRUP

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