"and seconded that a letter of sym-

001cm. 2a. 193s u. Tho Oontral Guardian

$1»-

‘Ilals column la roamed Ior oi local tutor-set but ldvoriial g. a uni/ll "Wu may lnsort n g oontl a word strictly psyabla in advance-

WILL ADDRESS -- Rev. Fr. Cotton will speak before g missionary meeting at St. Pater‘:

Cathedral Hall this evening on thei work in South Africa. The maxing]

will begin at 8 o'clock.

SADLY BEltEAVElF-Mrs. Gieof- irey Fitzgerald, Jr., L ..ived a wire Monday afternoon. conveying the sad news of the death of licr mother, Mrs. A- R. Green, at her home in Falmouth, Mass. Mr. Green leaves Boston on Thur-may morning with the remains, for Wolfville, NS, where burial takes place.

THANKSGIVING DAY AT ‘IRE

CHARIDTTETOWN POST QF-I FICE—'I'IIEIIIESKIVIIIK Day, IILlIS-,

day. October 24, i935, the follow- ing order oi service will be render- ed the public: All wickets will be closed for the day. Mails, for de- spatch by aiiemoom trains, will be closed at 12.00 o'clock noon. There will be no delivery by letter canirier or rural courier, nor will there be any midday street letter and par- cel box collection.

MEETING WELL ATTENDED- The missionary meeting in .Bt. Peter's Cathedral Hall last evenilng which was addressed by the Rrev. Father Cotton, C.R., was well at. tended. and was opened with pray. er by the Rev. Canon Malone. A summary of llhfher Cotton's aut- dress on South Africa. which wius most informative and interestinvg, will appear in Friday's issue. Art the close of the address a sincere

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f Such llalus! Be we

Butter Orock

l I i i 5-inch size n rown or Green 2 for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. LANTERN GLOBEB Short or Tall 0

2 for

A MM! special! Your choice of of Linen Pads-mote sire, fold-over letter size. Aridi--5O "

Largo WASTE BASKET with tin bottom

23c

SCRIBBLERS_ Assorted for Pencil and Pen work. l0 for ..

and hearty vote oi thanks was

moved by His Honour the Licutem-i

aut Governor.

LAD "- IIXIIJAEY B. E. S. IL HOLDS’ _ G-A meeting of the Ladies Auxlliairv of the Canad- ian legion, B. E. B. L. was held in. U10 Lﬁiilﬂn Home, Monday. Oct. 21,. with Mrs. J. A. McKenzie. second. Vioe-Piesidrent, occupying the.

chair. RiGPOﬂB given were most sot- i

isiactory. The resignation of the President, Mrs. Goodwin. and the first vice-president, Mrs. R. L. Cot- ton were reluctantly accepted. It was decided that Mrs. J. A. Mc- Kenzie be acting President until January when an election of of- fiocns will be held. The secretary, M's. James Leightiaer was put in charge of ar-rrnemcnfg for the

TWO DAYS

‘Another Store-Wide Sale-planned on even a bigger scale than our last. And

early. They'll go in fast time.

GAL, SIZE

IVORY ENAMEL SAUCEPAN Large size. Has Lip

Writing Paper and Envelopes

‘opes Included.

Bread and Oake Pans 2 for 23c

ll advised-shop

23c ................... .. 23c

IVORY-ENAMEL BASIN Large Size. Very sturdy c

3 styles size, or

ran AND so ENVELOPES 23c Tin or Black Steel. o styles and sizes.

GALVANIZED PAIL l2-quart size . . . . . . . . .

23c

.11“ I (755~_R.!—QL'§'[QYYN QUAKIOA"

and Picture Both

Kitchen Mirror

WATER. PROBE! Large silo. A Bu! Saving hero .

Frames

Easel Photo Frame

Picture included-some up to 15c. Must be cleared to make room for incoming merchandise. -

Assorted

u.

23c

23c 23c

B ounce Bottle

ladies’ Silk and Wool Stockings New Fall Shales

PLAYING CARDS 0f good quality. Pack ..........-.....-...

LEMON POLISH

RAT TBAPS-Strongly made and wonderful value . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

23c

2 ‘"230

ii

ANOTHER. BARGAIN GARNIVA

2s.

These items Sold at BOTH STORES

FRI. é?

Large assortment of Glass

Mild: Dishes. Cake Platea,

Candy Jars, etc. O

Esch only . . . . . . . . . ..

Red and Silver Band GLASSWABE Ilemionades ........ 3 for 23c Tumblers .........- 3 for 23c Fluted Tumblers ... 2 for 23c Tall Shea-bets 2 for 23¢ sunset Plates 2 for 23c

CUPS and SAUCERS in "Cl ve Leaf" pattern Eadlr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

loooratlons. Fine quality

These Items Sold at CI-IARLOTTETOWN Store Only__._vi

Rifle Cartridges 53.231‘? 23c

- t Brushes. Val from ?-*-3‘-=“7"-°-°»'~7'-'-‘~~23° ti?" "- ....'.“2s@ r 001M110! GM lama r4 Enaurolln

T??? .. ' .. ' ... ....‘.".".’..23c ,‘.',§'°§§I“"..".".'?T..".'7.'T.23c Coleman Gas Lamp Genor- DI°'A'D°° mm‘ menu.‘

Coleman

Euh StairTrosdsBxiM. Ilﬂillartilo- For ............................-...- Broncos. li-orﬂllrm

for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .................

Coleman

GAS LAMP

LAMP '

Mantels .......23<> "'“""’°"

23c.

GAS

Siicfor

Generators

3 f" 23c

slspecial patterns reduced fromilooarollto . . . . . . . . . . . . . .............

Old English Furniture Polish. BQIII-lr

23c 23c

a“us...sauna-Huh“... ....

Reg.

,5. 23c

Jars

Paint Brushes

REG. 30c to 50c

z piece Creamer and Jug Set . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

23c

Glass Refrlttrator

Specials galore that have been gleaned from every department-useful articles of good quality. You'll he amazed how much you can buy for so little.

Earthenware BEANPUIM 23g

OOPS and SAIIOEBS “Blue Windmill Pattern”

srnannrn son same-r: rarzas curs and SAUCERS of English Bone China. Beautiful

QGE FIVE" i

SAT.

White owner. ens-res 3 1-‘012239 wiiiis sour resus-

3 roa ..... 230

TEAPOT of high ma. earth-

QIIWIIO- 2 3 c

Hold! .6 CIIPI . . . . . . . .

MILK PITCHEB-ll-Plt size and very serviceable c.

A 3 for 23c

23¢

G115 [Provision Jar-l, Colee .‘i‘T'.‘?‘.".‘.‘i 23c "733? ,, l‘ . "‘ .. ‘ . ° . ‘ ... . . 23c

annual poppy sale. The _, then adjourned.

0. W. L. MEETING - Thei monthly meeting of the C. W. h. llbrt Augustus, was held Septem- ber 29th. Meeting opened with prayer. The president, Mrs. Daniel MacDonald, presided, and the min- utes of the last meeting were read and adopted. Then on behalf of the League, the president in well- chmen words expressed sympathy to the treasurer, Mrs. John Heron, in the loss sustained by the death of her brother. It was also moved

pathy be sent to Mrs. B. Callahan, a member of the League, in her recent bereavement. Arrangements were made to have a chicken sup- per, which was held Oct. 8th. This wiu. a most pleasing event socially and financially. The excellent music, furnished by the parish or- chestra was much appreciated by the large number of people 1n ai- tendarice. '

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SILVER. JUBILEE-A series of. services arc being arranged for the Silver Jubilee celebration oi All. Saints Anglican Cathedral, Halifax. which will commence on all Saints Day, November 1st, when the Bish- Op of the Diocese will be the preacher. A very nice folder in con- ' nectiori with these Jubilee eefebrc-i tion has been mailed to the people throughout the Diocese of which this Province forms a part. It 0011-‘ tains fine engravings showing the Altar. reredos and altar rail, the altar and reredos ,of St. Stephen's Chapel, the chancel, Bishops Throne. Children's Altar and other parts or the Cathedral. His Grace the Archbishop of Fredericton will preach on Sunday, Novembrr 8rd and other preachers during the week, _ including thc Venerable Archdeacon C. dc White. D.D., of Summerslde on Thursday. Novem- ber 7th. The Cathedral has many beautiful memorials both in win- dows and tablets. one oi the great- est treasures being the Remem- brance Book, beautifully embossed. which contains the name of every man belonging to Nova Scotia and

Prlnoe Edward Island who paid the '

supreme sacrifice during the (teat War. This remembrance Bock is attached to the wall in a case.

PERSONALS

Mr. Waldron Lovers, Geome- town. was a visitor to the city Wsterdsy.

Miss Gertrude Hennessey, is visit- ing in New Haven the guest Miss Etta MoManus.

HOW ENO OVEROOMES SOUR STOMAOII

Thsth t, 41in...“ up,‘ gt after gatlﬁllzouusedb Icldit m complete elimination. co ticn Eiitittii“ i-‘iiti’ "iiitiii “m2 Kismet n! illlldnagle. 1m ton u ttio Eno into s gill of water and drink the mixture while it bubbles '

this two or three times adaynarrd tor

-lt tail the stomach. also Eiio intouah: of tho - m ’ physi distlurhanomm Pbyni-MIII- chm uncommon Eon and take ire-is.“ '- rituals s“

ill! All 0 m». Russia's-a as». _

o

91' BIOWIIIQ~ oi the 2nd Charlottetown

,1» addedini-be

Lamp Shades 23c

Phonograph Bocorda Owlnl’ to this low prim we cannot- dernonatrato records

Each . . . . ..... . . . . . . . .. Phoirograph Noodles. S0 tn a box. 1 needle nllrl 1° 23G

, records. t boxes . . . . . .

Stair Treads 23c

' CURTAIN. MATERIAL. Col-

Jardiniero Stands

MOUTH OHGANS. “CI-null!!! Ace." Regular 35o. Each .. SHEET MUSIC. Popular 5ougs.3for.... . . . . . ..

Window Shades 23c

STATE TBEADS-O x 1B ins. (Nosing tread).

These Items Sold 5i SUMMERSIDE Store Only 1 Ladies’ Felt llais“

Ladies’ Blousq and Polo Shirts Assorted colors and sizes

23c 23c

III~oIIIOyC

'73‘? 23c

lion's llalf

HOSE 23c pr-

‘ Each . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .., 1.- | d n15}! Mom; good weight ribbed Boygv Union Wool GOLF HOSE Fancy Terry WASH .. 3x552? gﬂi... ___,____ Sheepskin POLISHING worsted HALF HOSE- Amri- Within“! W"- 230 CLOTHS a mi- 230 Bloomer Elastic-in six Mrr ......... c ed Heathers 3 Pair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. G, h, WOOLE d bu“ - 0 . ' N MIT" Y" snor: on

Pair ..... . . . . . ......... 2 gens Izl-Ozlfﬂfwlilélssltlm Navy Fawn or Re 2 hanks for .‘ . . . . Brown m, muk "h." Mm.‘ m; Bnyg‘ Leather “q z Pairs . . . . . . ...... .. 0' Tumngg Towans

3,1“, gm, ____ 23C fir“ _ _ _ _ V 23c llludles‘ OOMPACTS in attract- White with colored over- 23c glergilczasivrck 23c Tooth Bum,“ 23 Mm.‘ “my Silk Fond" 3 glide-slurs 23 c lcacickmlfltlfor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

z m: O hand nus. Each 2 c """""""" " “ “' ‘°"""‘° ‘h’ 23c

Bow Tics

Men's & Boys’ 23c

23c

ood bargain! Last Season's Models.

COTTON Cltr- .. TOWELING, 3 yards .

Each

Each 23c

Z100

SHOE BRUSH

INSOLES of Heavy Felt

Heavy Felt lllSOLES 3 PAIRS 23c

‘WEDCES GRAPE JUICE "The Best Made" m... s... 23c

ROLLED OATS “Rapid Cooking or "Plain" 5 Lbs. .........

izimﬁﬁngisiiw 23c. 23c 8 Lbs. .....-.u..-....-

I ' “Hiawatha” iPlllk Salmon Bred

23c

EGG PRESEBVEE Regular 15o each

2 for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

NESTLWS HOT CHOCOLATE

A most Nutritious Drink a

narrows cnoconsra “Just add hot water" Half-Pound ab: SHREDDED WHEAT “Fresh and Crisp"

23c

packages . . . . . . . .

2 Tmsn.

Silo Ztln. 2 for

Boneless 1935 Pack \ Ohicken 11/2 01- Tl"

;$".‘.’.'?‘.‘..‘.‘.°.‘t.‘.‘.°.... 23c m: wu-fn-yquu” 23 gﬂgggrgg 33113823 M,H,~-,-P_-,~_;;-~,-Q--- 2, m... cwmnvouhlvo" 23G Jocyard ........ .. c Each ................ .. C Handk iiicisfzo r Q. 3G I'm“ “°°°°"““°d STOCK‘ Y ' '''''''' H CLOTH r lil "°°'""@ Ylli" ' rzi"'""“""ii='i"= 2st i’i~?*?'?‘-‘.‘T‘T~T'.'»‘T-‘Y‘i23<= 3"" u“- " ‘l . All Shades 2 Hanks 23¢ iﬁifs'.f.f“.is‘.‘"°"“ i-ee“*iirl*=i"sii'="iirrlrs~ W may" w‘ "":::.:..'.“~ 23¢ YII 2.2:" '""' "' ........, ..... ____ 2st 2st °é.il.“°.’..‘.’f‘T?..".°.'?‘.‘.‘...._23c - BETTYS All Popular Ground - Coffee Beans n.0,... n23‘: Jelly Powder Flavors 6 PKcs. 23c LADIES’ SOABFS "m"; SUGAR in Bu", 3 LBS 23c

Each Fresh Roasted Libby's TOMATO JUICE PEANUTS ' c 15 ounces net Including Asoots and Chokers 2 L“ """"""'-'-- 3 Tins . . . . . . ........... c rams LIQUID AMMONIA

23c

“Always Handy”. Rog. 15c bottle. 2 for

23c

In! Cirtowu Brownie Pack

At tin ncrt meeting oi this Puck. tho Brownies are looking forward to welcoming their new Brawn Owl. Mlm llklnor Bourb.

ind Olvtowu Company

Welcome to Gerry trillion. a Pack and to Nan may, a Guido of tho 17th Montrtal company. who have joined this company.

Last week's meeting, being held on a "ironwork" night was dis- missed earlio: thauusual. Patrol compotiidmis and games were play ed on the finding of the Polo Star andonttrolspointoofthecom- pass. Every Giride should now be abto to tell tbs directions by tbs stars. sacral new constellations -

cinating tiudy which has lately been roquimnoiitc for tho

(liars b04180. 0n account of ‘itursdly being Thunklglvling Day. no meeting will he hold. ‘latch this column for dc- tails of thb neat meeting

Marie-foe they in love?

Moxie-irony must he- She listens iohimdqozibaaboll rnssndbe listens to hor tolling how her cousin's newidrﬂ was made. '_

Halifax Pa; A rrivals

suivosv. oer. zo

ABRIVALSI

Man. Regiment. from Montreal.

SAILINGS :

West Islets. to Baltimore. Man. mporter, to Manchester. Bulkarier, to Cheticamp. Svend Pii, to Pt. William, Mayra, to Saint John.

VESSEL! IN BEITHL

Wesson. in berth.

Barge No. 2. in berth.

West Islets, discharging loading

sons... discharging.‘ Svond Pii, discharging,

J. O. TAYLOR

PRINTER

Phone BOB-L 169% Grafton Street

vassans mm 1-0 armrva:

Oct. Bil-City outta Pllsudskl. from Copenhagen. Portia, from Nild. ports. Magnhild, from Nfld. ports. Chedabucto, irom E. C. ports. Augsberg, from Rotterdam. Piotoii County, from Montreal. ‘ll-Sonia. from Great Lakes. Colbome, from Montreal. Nova Scctia. from Liverpool. Rosalind. from st. John's. . Dominica, from New York. Bkllorwegian, from Montreal. Magdalen. from Halifax. Roo, from Halifax. 23—Mariis, from Halifax. ~ Lady Nelson. from Bermuda. Liberty, from U. B. ports. Idllsmor. from Halifax. 34—Lenarfish. from Halifax. 25—Pllsi.idaki. from New York. Nova Sootia, from Boston. Wichita. from Australia. . QB-Oripoholm, from Gothenburg. ﬂ-Ohedabucto. from E. C. puts. Mon. Commerce. from Mont-

A steamer, from Montreal. City of Christchurch, from Calcutta.

momma, oer. u

of Pittsburgh, from Cal-

\

Piisudcki. from Copenhagen. Msgnhild, from Nfld, ports. inundation Jupier, from

hsrbom. Sherman 3.. from local harbour. Wesson, from local harbour. Barge No. 1, from local harbour. SAILING!

local

Pllsudski. to New York.

_ Foundation Jupiter. to local har- hour.

Sherman B, to local harbour. Wason, to local harbour.

Barge No. 1. to local harbour.

VESSELS IN BERTII:

Serman 3., discharging. Wesson, in berth. Foundation Jupiter. in bertla. Magnihild, discharging. Barge No. l, dicharging. Barge No. 2, in berth. Pllsudski, discharging.

Gyda, loading.

P. Madsen, discharging.

VEBSELS DUE TO ARRIVE:

Oct.

2i-Oity of Pittsburg, outta. Portia. from Nfld. ports. Chedabucto, from E. C. ports.

from Cal-

Augsberg, from Rotterdam. Pictou County, from Montreal. Sonia, from Great Lakes. Coiborne, from Montreal. Nova Bcotia. from Liverpool. Rosalind, from St. John's. Dominica, from New York. 22-Norwegian. from Montreal. Magdalen, from Halifax. Tteo from Halifax. » Zil-Marlis, from Halifax. Lady Nelson, from Bermuda. Liberty, from U. S. ports. Liilemor, from Halifax. 24—Lenarfish, from Halifax. zfa-Pilsudski. from New York. Nova Scotia, from Boston. Wichita, from Australia. ZB-Gripsholrn, from Gothonburg. iii-Chedabucw. from E. C. ports. Man. Commerce. from Mont- real. A steamer, from Montreal. City of Christchurch, from Calcutta. its-Rosalind, from New York, Cathcart. from Montreal.

to be ‘present.

Mlnihgimsngtollandiestor.

a Zs-ﬂﬂ-IO-Il-ﬁ-ﬁ-SO

a

s!

Annual Meeting

The annual meeting 0f the P. E. I. Potato Growers’ Association will be held in Queen Square School Hall (entrance Sydney Street) on Saturday, November 2nd, at 1:30 P. M. The members of the Association should plan

By order of the. Directors, E- B. MacLAREN, President.

Caimmona, from Montreal. Sonia. from Saint John.

Pronunciation 0f Ethiopian Names

(A. P. By Guardian's Special Wire)

WASIINGKN. Oct. 32—-"Ak- sum." "Jijiga" and “l-larar" may‘ only be strange names on the war- iilled front pages to most people. but they're putting furrows in the foreheads and new twists in the tongues of the pronunciation ex-

perts. _

The difficulty, officials of the United States government's division of geographical names 981319-1116‘! today, is in transliterating the strange characters of Ethiopia's Amharic language into the English alphabet.

Records with which they are working. however. gave these pro-

‘ " ---- for the better-known names oi cities figuring in the war news:

Addis Ababa, pronounced Ah-dis Ah-bay-ba. with the accent dis- tinctly on the first syllable 0d both words. “Ababa" should sound al- most as if it were spelled "Awawa."

Alzsum: Ox-com. accent on the first syllable.

Adigrat: Ah-di-grat, the last syllable.

Aduwa: Add-a-wa, accent on the first syllable. ‘

Asmara: Ahs-mar-a. accent on second syllable.

Dii-edawu: Dire-dau-‘wl. accent on the second syllable.

Djibouti: Jay-boo-te. The com- mon Higllsh usage is to accent the sooorid syllable. while the Ireneh is on the last syllable,

accent on

Hﬂiiww..-

Jay-boo-tee.

l-lar-ar: Ha-ar. accent on fin syllable and similar in pronunci ation to “horror?

Jijiga: Jee-jig-a, accent on tlu second syllable.

Maksie: Mock-a-ie, accent or first syllable. Ogadcn: Og-ah-den. accent ol

second syllable.

Webbe Shibeli: Wale-be, aeoen on first syllable, Shy-beel-i, amen on second syllable.

AUTUMN FIRES

In the other gardens And all up the vale, From the autumn bonfires See the smoke traili

Pleasant summer over,

And all the summer ﬂowers. The red fire blazes,

The gray smoke towers.

Sing a song of seasons! Something bright in alli Flowers in the summer. Fires in the fall. —Robert Louis Btevensa

Purchase your NEW FUR COAT from us.

We give a trade-in aliowanc on old furs.

lSlJiliil FllRlllEllS

Kent. ‘St, Charlottetown , Kent Street, Charlottetown, P. E. l

(Open Evenings)

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