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Prince Edward presentation of els. The coats

beyond words s90 them,

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hwnl’. _ _ vs" appointed viz:

( horse l-or-khart Mrs. Robert Glor- Hlram Harrin-

Sclinrvl. Mrs.

er ton. Mrs. Robert Glover

lvfrs. W J. Harrington Miss Dorgan.‘ Mrs. James Campbell. ence consist-ed of acknowledzcmcnt of Cards of Svmmthv

TODAY

OCTOBER 23rd

We invite every

vhit our store during this

ALTERATIONS

HOLT REN. FREW representative a- bout repairs necessary to

for next winter . for remodelling any fur

‘the renovation of the

.|kl?. l School rommlttve reported need of hooks, a new blind and a Science for the school. New conlmittccs

Presentation 0F

Hall: Renfrew

Furs

ENFREW REPRE- wlll be at this storo

lady in Island to

i9l2 mod- are lovely you must

PAIRS

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iron. 'l‘nc Novcmq trains for held at the twine‘ ‘ , ington. roll will “The King‘ " A spelling match 200A

Save liy Glimising Now

Place your order NOW.

You'll save many dol- lars prices are soarini: ALL FURS

WILL COST MORE.

.5 BfaliCil a: n ru-pnrt on Atguizn ._<i S 5.0L pPOXll. 00.n- ip iii n to pack nuxrs s n p sin our clldrict, iii Cainzicla to be cZlUGAd meeting. Your men- ll

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Jllllllf! rear. Lunch fgts singing

taken. iiiwiiiig closed by

the -, place at the cime of the lite-Ping

‘,1. ,. s. u l. m, Mrbtlisg; uftcr whit-Ii n dainty lunch was m IQLNqL ' : . . Aaiilrvin. ' served hr "he hostess. '( ‘.id‘,,d' [O .____-- w l IPA ltt please copy-t . ‘ ‘ _ l ‘; 3 ().\;1‘.-\(‘['E . _ —~—-~ —-~~—i-—— ‘m ‘° °°‘“ lulu“ L. ’ ClllLt) mas or BURNS

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Z visitors. Minutes were Sick. ‘vlrs. showing a balance Prorrritmae ished. Corrcspond-l two dances to the effect

"which were

MERCHANTS

Boole: are noodod all the you round, but oopoclally in tho Fall for produce.

150 lb. Weigh Beam 260 lb. Weigh Beam 800 lb. Wolgh Beam U0 lb. Weigh Beam — I00 lb. Weigh Bum - 80 lb. Bran Butcher Beam 50 lb. Brass Butcher Beam

500 lb. Platform Scale with Bag Ea;

nix-proved". financial statement qweiv on hand $130.23, Anv business left over from the previous meeting was duly fir- President reported on that l tute netted annroxlmaiely m. It was decided we scnd $75.00 to

form. A committee comisting of The resziilar monthly meeting 0i Rn>~~ll Camphcn Mrs James, our Ins tLlltL: ‘I-us tirld at tlic motile NORTH SYDNEY. N. 8.. Oct. 2i wniohnll and Mrs. Hiram llarrInZ-l 0f the Pr" on: Mis. RrzbcihMau» __‘Cl.,) _sixtecn_month_old Anme l‘ H‘ “I m “m! "C" "l on 9N w "lsdfld" OCH-mm Bradlcv died tozlav of burns sui- w Villlt“. \'$ who are oversewa NIPQAHL‘. ralfimil av slut-HHS H VQ-I ‘ ‘~ ‘ ‘ - _ _ gfntfl§ b“ Containing a fnm- Never Lx-t 'lhc Old Flag Fall _ l~'l~ teicd a neck ago when she fe1l_m.o lower bl‘ repeating the Creed in‘ '1 tub of hot water while laying a-

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unison. Roll Call was answered with‘; round h" honw Current Evrnts by l5 members atttl

, | a N“ “d LEATHER FROM san

Imitation leatlivr can be manu- factured trout lishsklris.

IT'S MOTHER EMBLA Scandinavian names for and Eve are Ask and Embla

last Insti- Adam

FARMERS

-- - I 0.25 — - 11.00 12.00 12.75 14.00 10.50 12.00 52.50

500 lb. Platform Scale with no rack -- -- 47.50

Phones 105-1308

Fret- coupnns wl'h retail purchases.

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Local Gar Boater Reports Extent of Ford War Work

Mr. B. n. Johnston, well-known

local oar dealer, qpem tn saint John attending o xenon! meetlric u! Fbvd dealer; of the company: Saint John brunch ter- ritory w oh includes the Mort- timee and wdjaoe t points in Quebec.

Mr. Johnston h tic

are finest his company has over 91'0- duced

“Oct course, with the company! manufacturing plant. no extensive- ly engaged in war work, the lupply o! new can will be drastically cu:- ‘tntlod. However, the now modeb are defllfllfll. built o-nd rtyled for lo life and economical oorvtoo" all Ml‘. Johnston.

In addition to having a preview of tho new oars. Mr. Johnston hoard addremeo bl’ 3.11.8110 and E. F. Millard, company executives from; Windsor, Ontario, and law a

P Ford plant at Windsor. Nearly 13,000 workers are busy da and night IJIOCIPOIHQ equiismen for es

Em ire aim _ "llhe Ford company in Canada ls

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WORKING MAN. Gel: Ready For the Cold Weather

Keep Thai: Cold Away by Keeping Warm in PROWSFS CLOTHES For Fall and Winter Wear

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the IarBQst single source of mill-

uuwmotive equipment in the‘ British Empire and has already supplied our fighting men with] more than 100,000 fighting max-- chines.

“Ford in t-ho United States is, now producing 1,850 and 2.090 horse-power engines for war planes. t

re is also a mammoth bombcr plant nearing completion for the production of B-24D bombers, and plans are underway for the pmchin- . I t;0n of medium and heavy tanks‘ in Ford's immense Rouge pint in Detroit". Mr. Johnston reports.

I TllI-“JHIJUDIINION i

Our confr:d'tate‘by‘at-licrs strove to'

bind cacli province side by side, [m0 one Dominion _strong In

l _ strength so uiiiiiua. IThose provinces \\lll(‘ll are so lair. lavcd by tiie Atlantic seas. Where CQUUXLTCQ plivs and uncle the tides bear richest argosiis From distant lands to busy ports veiled in tin: oceans mist-s And wlicie huge bloniicloirs lmlll front tile rolling surge “esiwxs Where .- sidnizus cultivation tends on ertilc smiling YHIOS And where the scil oi reddish hue with vivid ipcen prtvails. And ivhei-c the spacious inland was Ontarios special pride. Expand lll glorious amplztude, with isles diversified. And “hec- lltl‘ ursmrn pi strcch to thc Rock And vrhbre the mountains lime where l‘l\'(‘l'S

lean. [This is a: gracious i splendid land 0i " ‘ ltl nio '~ g the exit. Prlim would be to. n‘ land reiictrned . is both goat’ '" in :\. .. sr hvtrls-rs Ila

rush and

‘itngc our In,

iizius adorns

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Ito foreign planes tlver llortlilaiul

OITAWA, Oct 23-<CPr»—'I'lic Rlyril Ljrilliitl an A.r refit} qlltl i. - ii grit. in an (Jill's-ill sancinc- Ll. that. ‘i».por.s Oi ioniw 8i.i.'l'¢l.t seen fiyuig over Caiiaui; norziilaiid are ctinlplulciy gicu live."

“life on.) oircuurt of a foreign pcwer that have ii-\\=ii over Urina- dlan teiiuiciy snc. rue war bzgaii are those of the United Slates." the R.C.A.F. said.

The statement said all reports of strange or fozeign-looklng air- craft. had been careluliy‘ invistifi gated and "in every case where an fllfClBll tvas lnvoiicd it proved to be a Canadian oi- American alw- g craft. "

The statement dd not say why the denial of these reports had been made.

(A news story 0t Oct. 14, not carried by The Canadian Press, quoted a Hudson's Bay Company l official as saying that a number of unidentified airplanes and boats, possibly enemy craft. had been sighted off Baffin Island. in the mouth of Hudson Bay, in recent months.) ,

Canada had a civilian aircraft detection corps which had alreadv demonstrated its efficiency and which would quickly notify the pro- per authorities if any stzanflc alr- craft were seen.

Tent of the R.C.A.F. statement foliows:_.

Reports of foreign aircraft seen f1 over Canada‘; northlaud no comp tely groundless.

The only aircraft of g fm-elim

m‘ that have flown over Canad- Bll mrlwry since mg war bgggn are those of the United States.

A reports of strange or foreign- look ng aircraft lwve been col-o. fuliy investigated. and in ovary

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O 1;, Our Prices Away Below Preani Day Values. Buy New Wlnlo 2: Our Stocks are Complete and SAVE MONEY 0'0 - .

M ' H Horsehlde Coats. Fur s Men's Heather Jumbo Knit Coat Sweaters. S slltlsylilllnodun... ..... “ Men's "V" Neck Khaki Coat wea era. z Mews Heavy Hlfisehide Coats‘ Se“ Good quality . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. S I clonal‘ Plush Lmed I I I . I I I ‘ . I I I n I I I I llierfs Doeskin Work Shirts, in Blue, Maroon, Brown u Men's Heavy Horsehide Windbreakers. Grey and Green. On Sale v 1 z - . . $1295 $100. $ .

u Zippci Front. Plnsli Lined . . . . . . . . .. - from . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. I 0

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" . ’ her Work Gloves. Horselilde, etc. Good t Men’s Heavy hlackiiiaw Coats. On Sale s Mans Leat

y; .-.. ................................. .. 7.75 ;;;;g;.rolno‘g§_g1_e_are75m m $1 75 ‘g’ Mews Ilcmzv Deuljlr H1111 Twist Pellts- Men's IIeavY Wool Work Hose. Cotton and Wool X llinnplii-oy Pure \\ ool . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i: an; aliatr/Iooli,‘ ‘per to ,2, l\lcii’s Ilcavy b‘ oz. Dentin Blue and Black pa‘ ' f _ '

.§, Sniocks and Overalls . . . .' . . . . . . . . . . . . . u lgiréeilyssgizitryrguiiibo ‘llu-ll- ‘s9 X glggffkqntlfllyil. ggllg qmhty Dmflm Ovwums and Men's Warm and Comfortable Underwear in two piece, 3 Qt I qnd . and combinations. Fleece lined Tiger I3rand, IIOIUJY ‘It’ ' ' I I I ' I I 4 ' u ‘ Rib Wool Underwear, and a large range of Finer B: lllcifs Carliartt Lliiion Alzide Overalls and Cotton and Wool Combinations. Sizes 36 to 50 at g Sniocks. Sizes to 44 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. a Popular Prices.

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1;: ui-FPECIALS FRDM THE BOY'S DEPARTMENT-- o; '

‘i?’ Boys’ Leather I-lorscliide Coats. Fur 1 Boys’ Breeches. ivhiv Cord and Heavy W001 Tweed-

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Tone ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " Boys’ Sweaters. Pullovers, Part and Full Zipper. f; l%:::?'.r;i3.‘?'?fi‘T???lit‘.?.‘l%’?f.-T%€'i%f~ salts *;‘;*.L';:i$;“?ift.'if?i‘?:75c. .. $3.00 9O

mi‘. . ,‘f*ii"i‘i‘ ‘iec. r. $1.25 ‘ .".”?T‘.‘.?‘?‘.’.‘?:.‘i".“.°.°79c. ... $1.00 o - .

f1 $121.?.".‘T'.'.9f‘?‘7i..T’.‘I‘T‘?l75o. t. $1.00 i .1131“. l.“f'i‘.vl..‘f’?'.'.fl.°.i?j.. Y’.‘??‘T.T‘.‘..‘?‘T’. 35c. $0

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I21 We Carry a Large Assortment oi Boy's Raincoat: and w

.§. Trench Coats, Colors Fawn and Navy Blue

u . ;§; ABRIVING mun man's and sows wanna cons 2

lovely Patterns, Popular Prices

I§. We Invite Your Inspection oi these. Coats

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" Let Your Dollars ‘ Yflll M0 ll W" ‘f Fly m Battle. Saver by lmylns v Buy more War I ’ War Snvinfli

g Savings Stamps Certificates

THE WORKING MAN’S FRIENDS

‘IQWQWZQ’; . “TV-I (h: I H I A Apia,“- “md ‘° I” “ °““"““' °’ ldllifr-lln Ksiilmtwifilfilir. 'a°§i'§.{ we vice President Mrs. PM Mo e Mam“; pewim with when, wqm in tho chair. The meeting openvn gand conferred befoie the meet- hi‘; 511131" u" o“ m‘! Iwmlng ing. and French military leaders, l *3 CT“ ~ Mmlm‘ “l m“ me“ “l

anximu w 501mm, {he army-S m» were read and approved. “on and 8° I“ malnw“ m“ um‘ an? lilillglgalgwliigllilsggnlfldlglilsisili! i Francis, Mrs. Geo. Jardmfi

rd it. American aircrait.

The gwernznent vessel B S. Nas. copie has just returned‘ from a leggrthy jouiney to northern points a the ehlp‘; company reported iiothmg untoward ln those reg- 0m.

Mill ask Miss Glliis

Correspondence was Fvfli meeting to br held at Mrs. C B. Mathesott-

Weygand confers With Vichy tlahinet

VDXY, Oct. 19—-(AP)--Gen. Moximo Weyund couimcnde in chit! French

ill M1408 for moigiwntng '

home of Mra- John Lewis on Oct.

made. There Wig no school report. it —~—~-~~ -- I ...__._.__._..____

in CHARLOlTETOWN GUIDES

Will Celebrate Saturday, tlctolior 25

NATIONAL GUIDE DAY

I by making a house to house canvass selling

WAR SAVINGS STAMPS and accepting orders for WAR SAVING v CERTIFICATES

This is the Guides’ contribution to the National drive for WM Weapons. Prince Edward island's Weapon is one ANTI-AIR CRAVI GUN per month.

We commend thin patriotic effort of the Guides to the enthusias- tic and loyal support of all our citizens.

Nd Vichy mwt 1n Africa before

cab mdny, well lnifonn ~ sources llld ‘

At the some session, they said.

fer Jean Dorian brought tho cabinet a personal report on renewed nczotia ions between Vtch l and German Pills. . fie Huurd, sectetary of famry

10h. and Jean Barthel‘! Aectetary o! communlcqtlom, lei

had been

litigious - q. Big ___ M0 AGUI - 8A . i

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Hills

uén oorr min; that of‘ ~ %ltf. gmttitlnfig, m; i sllflitl-IAII-to-lruy-miorr-WAR snvmcs CERTIFICATES

Gnn- n-cccmred mic. '

w. nd m laid a i... rc- CHARLOTTETOWN WAR SAVINGS COMMITTEE

VIGWI for the orbnct I c: m 085061110 Olltnod to aontlnlld’ me-

Btli for the October meeting. wiin | was moved and secongfldrgll? M“

give her lantern lecure in the S“,

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‘w-"Mlm °° i whim h“ *“'°°'1t WWFW“ P1“ "my Wei/KEY“ which was‘ sent to the Queen's runri Eran Déncon The remit‘ ".1

demonatra lite flliclenc , and flew fmm Africa for the meeting. fm- M; a,“ yup/gm,‘ 3am,“ ml slam‘, of a rend,“ "K1 m," Built;

which would ouicky not! y the {ii- hand ‘Mm oonecuon amount“ to gel-S'- by Mm Rugggll Burl“.

proper authorities if any atfmtige BIRCH GROVE W. l. mo, ling closed bv sinzinlz The Nantlm aircraft were seen, Bltflh Grove W. I. met at the sick committee reported one call Anthem. Lunch was sPPW-‘d u"

hostess and committee in cit-it's‘;