These Coats are an es. Dﬂ-‘ially Good Value, Chonga, Slvertone and Tweeds $45.00, a real bargain . . ,

$25’. 00

Muskrat,

Richly Furred Coats featuring the well- known Chonga Cloths worth

styled,

and Daughter, as high as

$44.50‘

New Fur Coats in Hud- son, China Mink, and would make ideal Christmas Gifts. Clearing at . . .

I-3 Discount

S. A. MacDonald

77l8,18ldlld’8 Leading‘ Store

._ fr, This Greatest Sale of Smartest Winter Coats comes at a most oppor- tune time for the gift buyer or for the woman who intends to have a new coat to wear

throughout the holiday season.

clearing at the amazing- . ly low price of

$19. 75

Llama, Malaka, and Fancy Travel Tweeds, all smartly would make very suit- able gifts for Mother, Wife, ranging $75.00 for the amazingly low price of A

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When Storing

Your CAR

for Winter, cover with a Paper Auto Cover; Ideal for keeping the cur clean and dry.

Only $1.25 ea.

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The ROGERS HARDWARE 000.

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Just stop and consider the many excellent services we oi'fer. Our rates are very reas- onable and we guarantee our goods and workmanship. Merit counts.

May we have your next order for any oi‘ the

following work '.'

E have received a shipment of beautiful New rurninue Cow-Tint’! bﬂlllilt at greatly reduced prices.

Wlsellandresllverhlirrurs.

WE sell Window Shades. Storm Shades a specialty.

WE lay and cement Linoleum. WE frame Pictures. WI sell Picture Moulding.

' sell Cll‘ Topping and Running Board Matting, Window

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' Ohannell and Gimp. wf sell all Upholsterlng Accessories.

W! sell Ducirllonsehold Cement, Fumlture and Auto ‘ Polish.

w! more Iuruitnre. , Carefully by experienced men. w!‘ crate and pack rni-niim and Dishes, Wedding

Presents.

WI repair, Furniture. 4 zwl.gphglgkg.hllull’ﬂ It you want a real sood lob.

done by a thoroughly espe ‘v

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openness, let us quote 70l-

J buy Feathers.

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THAT THE PEOPLE MAY. KNOW

(A column oi interest ‘to gu recording use,“ h“. ‘m! “mm” "lllnions regarding u" till“ oi alcoholic beverages in nodern liio: as well as news oi ho PWINI: oi th

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Th9 3m“ System of Sweden was instituted in 1912. Under- ig u" woo-try is divided into districts and ‘he moﬂovoly oi the sale oi spirits 1B Elven in each district to a group

issued to citizens over 21 years oi B88. Beer ls sold without a permit. ‘three results have developed and are now outstanding, and strange to say these results are already par- alleled under government sale in Canada. The sales oi spirits have increased under the system, the permits show that the number oi drinkers has increased; the number of women drinkers has also in- creased.

Dr. Karl Ekman, Prime Minister, stuns up the results as follows: “The Bratt system fosters and spreads the drink habit instead oi suppres- sing it."

--Temperance Advocate

TZIE iLAW IS A SCHOOLMABTER

Mr. Henry A. Curran, President of the Association against the 18th (prohibition) amendment recently stated: "It seems certain that al- ready at least oi the American people are ready to vote for the re- peal Ior the 18th amendment."

Interesting ii true. But . . .

During 1931 the legislatures in 43 oi’ the 48 states were in session. In 21 of these measures for the repeal or the popular referendum on re- peal were introduced. In each oi four of these,_vlz. California, Indi- ana, New Jersey and Ohio, three separate bills seeking to accom- plish the repeal oi the state en- forcement laws by diﬂerent methods were introduced and defeated. And in, each oi three more, Missouri, Pennsylvania, and Washington, two separate efforts to accomplish the same results were made, and failed. And in each of fourteen states, Col- orado, Co “ ‘, Delaware, Il- linois, Iowa, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Oregon,

Rhode Island, South Dakota, Utah, al

and Wisconsin, one bill was introduced, undid Otherwise stated, oi the 32 repeal or repeal referendum bills intro- duced lnto the 1031 state legislat- ures, 32 were defeated l And twenty two other state legislatures met, none of which even considered the question of repeal. (W.O .Calderwood)—'l'he '1‘ — -The Temperance Advocate.

GOOD FOR ONE WAY ONLY

while Miss Ruth G. Loclrrnan was listing "Effects oi Drink" on the board, one fellow said, "Don't you think we should list the good ei- tects oi drink?" "For instance," said Miss Lockman. "It has the power to transport Yo" 5mm ‘hi! Wm“ t” a rosler world" said the 4111951131"- Immediately another student re- plied "What about the return trip?"

WEST COVEIIEAD SCHOOL

standing for the month of No- vemberz-

Grade X-l, Eric Wilson; 2, Grove MacMillan; 8. Helm Wm"-

Grade IX-l, Jean Macmillan; 3. Walter Auld.

Grade VIII-l,- Kathleen More; 3. Reta Mayo: 8. Ivy Hush"-

Grade Vﬂ—-, Stanley Strickland.

Grade vl-l. bole MoKlllmﬂ-

Grade V-l, Leith MacMillan; 2. Florence MacMillan: 3. Allison Mac- Muinn; 4, Eric MacMillan; ti, Edith ﬂughes; l. o?!“ Mldldilldll.

Grade IV-l, Benson Auld; 2. Thelma atthew; 3, Veda MacMil- lan. "

Grade III (SrJ-l, Edith lﬁizael; 2, Ivy Marshall; 8, Lloyd MscMll- lsn.

Grads III tJr.)—l, Russel Heston. Grade 11-1, Rhea MacMlllln; i. Muriel Primal; 8, Albert Thomas.

Grads I (SrJ-i, Leslie Mcoabe; s, lavinia McDonald: s.‘ vsrnl Mayo: 4. Evelyn Marshall; b, Archie lﬂiKinnon.

Grade I (JrJ-lpsadie Casiord; 2, Rita Kaclllllsn; t, Myrtle Mac- millan: 4; mull Mays. Teacher-Edith Cameron.

MONTREAL, Qua, Doe. 11-437 The Canadian Preach-A recent des- patch from St. Prime, Quebec. an- nounced that Mrt Joseph Guy of

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anniversary of her marriage by

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GEllTliAl. GUARDIAN

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iuoronro r0 BURDEN-Ml‘- A. MeMilnur who has been l Kile-ii at the f‘ nadlan lhtlonsl 110M for the past month left yesterday’ by car los- Borden en mute to the Mainland.

MOIOBED T0 ClTYr-Ml‘. Ivan Ferguson, Bonrhaw, accompanied by Mrs. A. B. Mscheod, Miss Isobel Ferguson and Mr. David MacRae motored to the city yesterday and "Wit the roads in lair condition.

BONSIIAVlC-The two motor trucks owned by L. '1‘. Beaten and Nell Ferguson Bonshaw are dolns a rushing business hauling. pro- ducts for the farmers in that locality. In spite of the snow

banks they are making splendid trips. ST. JAMES OlIUltClL-At to-

morrow evening’ s service at The Kirk, the Rev. Moorhead Legate will deliver the concluding sermon of the series on “Ohurch-going," speak- ing on the subject, “What Can I Do For the Church?" Visitors are al- ways welcome to the Kirk services.

THE BAPTIST CHURCH. — The mmnlng‘ sermon at the Baptist Church will be "Living Unto God.” The evening sermon, "Three Gar- dens," Dr. Vlncent will preach at each service. At the morning service l-latton's "Like as a Father," will be sung by the choir. The evening anthems are "I Hear Thy Voice" (tang), "The Sands oi Time Are Sinking (Gounod)

POLICE COUIVL-Two drunks appeared before the Stipendary Magistrate yesterday morning one was sentenced to 10 days in Jail the other had his $6 ball bond ostreated. ‘The case o! a man charged with not stopping after an accident was adjourned Monday.

BROOKFIELE-‘Ihe youngpeO- ple oi the Prlncetown United church entertained the young people of the United Shurch, Hunter River on Thursday evening at the hospitable home of Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Dollar, Brooktleld-Mrs. Flora. McLeod, Brookiield, spent Monday in Charlottetown-Miss Fraser, ‘teacher in sprinsvolo school, has resumed her duties, alter two weeks absence owing to the illness oi her mother Mrs. Colin Fraser, Charlottetown.- Mlss Burke, Charlottetown, was in charge of the school during Miss ‘Fraser's absence-The many iriends of Mrs. Chas Proude are pleased to see her restored to her usual good health, alter her severe illness-Mr. Kaymond Cruwys. Broolrfield, made the trip to Char- lottetown and returned yesterday reported the roads lair for motor- lng-Mr. Daniel Mcbennan, Wilt- shiis was a recent visitor here the guest oi Mr. Nelson Bell.—'1'l~ie regular meeting of the United Church Mission Band was held on Wednesday evening at the home or Miss Miriam Dollar. All the mem- bers were present and a very pro- fitable evening was spent.

PERSONALS

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wyatt. Pleasant Grove were visitors to the ciy yesterday.

Mr. J. Shaw q! the Harris Ab- batolr paid s business visit to York yesterday.

Miss Mildred MacNailghtcn of Winsloe and Miss oisdys Rodd of Harrington were visitor! t0 the city yesterday.

Rev. John Service, St. Andrew's Church New GIHEOW. N- 5» W” in thsclty yesterday.

The Guardian regrets to learn oi the serious illness oi Mrs. J. E. Ousack, Haveleck, N. 8., Mrs. Cus- sck is a daugher oi the late Jame! Dover, East Suffolk.

Gandhi Would Inﬂuence Hindu

LAUSSANNE. Bwltserland. DW- lil-MEJ-Mahatma Gandhi said in an address last night he wish- ed he had enough inﬂuence with nindu society to “Propose Woes‘ slons to the Modems and Sikhs." “It is most dlllcult to deal with friends who= are afraid oi one an- other," he added. He denied a Dim report unit he ind advised incl!- ists to enroll in armies and fire in the air, saying such a stand would be cowardice. Ho is almost unable to write ow- ing to thewigorous handshakins 0i’ the past iew days and he has re- fused thousands oi resume for autographs.

lathe old wagon and busily d1". tire trouble was prevented byosoak-

that district celebrated the ma. k giving such to hsr and. child.

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llcr tuberculosis was diagnosed early, thanks to the chest diagnostic services and X-ray plates provided by the Christmas Seal Sales. A short Htﬂy i-n the Srinntorlum arrested her disease and now she is year again." _

Those who buy these little messengers oi good health, the Christmas Seals, deem it a great privilege to contribute lul eilort.

to such necessary a-nd help-

below will convince you :—-

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Actions Speak Louder Than (Words! P. J's. “Economy Sale”

still going strong-a few of our Specials listed

4 lbs. Best Bulk Dates .. . . . Lfic

3 lbs. Best Cooking Figs 25c

WagstaiPs 40 oz. Marmalade 25c

l0 lbs. White Hand Picked Beans 25c

‘ 10 lbs. Onions .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18c ‘ Try a pound of “The World's Best”. No (iaifg/iniﬁls Algné BakinglPowder, with Fancy Cup

Wm“, __ an aucenal for .4 . . . . . .. I151.-

/ 7- in a moment of meditationhzive a cup of our

/- , a ' .7" / 29c Tea, for your tired nerves Uncc tried for- TUBERHJlOSIS / ./ ever used. .

" t, / 7 MEAT SPECIALS

29c 16c lfic

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Price 50c a iior

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iier iicsri Us: So list 0cullr'i llc Housework

Mrs. S. Dragoman,

, for many years.

fainting spells.

Large stockqand Wonderful Variety in Ovcrshoe 5 for the entire family, Christmas Bllplw ‘g Hockey Boots, Skates, Moc casins and Felt Boots for our Christmas trade.

Over-shoes Are Always Appreciated .' Women's Black or Brown (i-dome Rubber Spiashers,

Fleece-Lined . . . . Same in Misses

Women's 4-Buckle Cashmerette Overshoes 01-49

Men’s Driving Boot .'

Christmas Slippers

We are showing a complete line of Fancy Slippers in nil shades and materials, for Men. women and Children.

Leather Goods

We are now showing many attractive "Illa at "special prices.

We handle only Goodrich Iii-Press Super-Quality line of Rubber Footwear. Try this line and

writes:—“I had been troubled

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i. couldn't get my housework done I was so weak.

Itoktlireeb fMilb ‘H d Pills ahd iclt llllltﬁleglgttﬁf, auuilinnhw ﬁmailnd gem without them in the house."

‘I Toranwg Bnldhgenerai stores, or mailed direct on receipt oi prlee by The T. Milhun

$1.49

146 Richmond Sh,

11.11 a, Midland, Ont.,

with heart trouble

at Lowest Rate. Agent at Summerside. Lloyd

Also a splendid range of

l4 Very Acceptable Gift!

Women's Black or Brown Wool Jersey Zipper Oversboes. Cuban or lllgh Heels. Special . . $2.16 Women's Brown or Black Wool Jersey Zipper Overshoes. Higher cut. Very stylish. Special $2.98 ' Women's Brown or Black Wool Jersey Over- shoes, Z-dome, very light anddressy. Only 82.20 Many other lines oi stylish O ershoes, from

........................................ 81.49 up

Let Your Gifts be Seasonable and Useful

Men's All Wool Jersey Zipper Overshoes .... . . $3.60

Men's i-Buckle Wool Jersey Orershocs . . . . .. . . $2.90

Men's i-Buckle Cashmeretle Overshocs . $2.70

"‘"""""""""'-'-~ 5M9 Boy's l-Buckle Cashnierette Overshocs ... ... 52-40 ‘ Men's Z-Buckle Wool Jeney Overshoes . . ... . . . 52-25

Men's Z-Buckle Oashmeretne Ovcrshoe: $2.15

Boy's Z-Buclile Cashmerette Ovcrshoe; . . . . . . . . . .. 81.90

Lumbermrilfs Rubbers

Men's7inch Lea. top. Lumber-

Lewis

rnan's Rubber. Special value .. $2.75 Men" "rm"! 5°05 Chm‘ w’ Same in 9 inch top. Special $3.00 with Rubber vamp, sole and heel . . . . . . . . . . ...........$2.75 Blme in 9 inch top . .. 53-25 Hockey Boots " - 3°," ‘l 0'" ' ' "' ' "'" " ' ' “'15 Men's English Kip Professional Extra Tan Trim _ _ _ ‘ _ I_‘______"___"4‘50

Men's Brown Ill-Press Knee Rub-

ber Boots with Strap, as out. Bsg- Men's Black with Ankle

Men's All Black Professional $3.75

Support

_ ______________ 19g and Strap . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . “$3.25

m", m” N" ‘ Boys Black with Ankle Support and Strap . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $3.00 spa-lg] I Boys Black with Brown trim $2.75

Youths All Black . . . . . . . . . . . $2.00

Boys Brown Knee Boots 02-59 Women's All Black . . . . . . . .. 82-90 Men's All Black Knee Boots 02.15 wondeﬂﬂ "ﬂay o; "Dunnfg" Boy-All BIB“ Kmlooiﬂlﬂ srseeereoin...........oooios4so

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Cha rlottetown

Fire, Life, Accident, Sickness ~ and Plate Glass Insurance u

Youths All Black Inns Boots 02-00

compare the wear.

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