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PRINCE COUNT! '

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T" "W911" ""1 l“ "all" h": n my or u» following mm u;

Bummer-side:- Bnll Bookstore. Water 5L Toronto Biliary. Water s:

rat Guardian will n alumni t» Carrier Boy at 2e per day or m p; rlve your order lo the ho: responsible for

dthllcoiumn in reamed for new: of local interest but advert of a neway nature may be lmen. ed at 2 cents a word strictly pay- able in advance

--BUY fresh Cement and clean gravel at Braces. L-11B-9-36-2i.

-ANNUAL CONVENTION West- ern Y.P. UhlOn, North Bedeque Unl- ted Church. Friday, September 29th. and evening meet- ings. L-Bltl-D-QT-Rl.

—CIIICKEN SUPPER— 5t. Mark's Hall Kensington, Saturday Sept 30. Commencing 4 o'clock.

Il-MZ-Q-Zi-li

—-FREE SHAMPOO with every finger wave given at No0nan's Beauty Parlor up to Oct. l5. En- quire albout special prices on per- manents. Noonans Barber Shop and Beauty Parlor, Summerside. Phone 68-3. L-833-9~2'l_-2L

-—VISITING THE ISLAND-Mr. and Mrs. Robert Borden Hogg who were recently married in Jamaica

ins, Mass, are span a short honeymoon on P. E. 1., visiting Mr. Haggis mother, Mrs. Charlotte l-Iogg, and his brother, Mr. Robert Hogg at Sherbroo-ke. Mrs.‘ Hogg was formerly Miss Katherine Mac- Farlane of Jamaicia Plains and is delighted with her fizst, visit to Prince Edward Island. 8.

—LAID 'l‘0 REST —‘Much slan- oalhy is extended to Mr. and rs. Walter Newcombe of Porthili in the death of their youngest son Donald who passed away in the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital last week. Master Donald was just a year old and his ‘bright smile will be missed by‘ his parents and brothers and s tcrs. The funeral was held on Saturday afternoon in St. James Anglican Church, Porzhill, Rev. Mr. Phillips coming from ..iilton to con- duct the service. The little one was laid to rest in the cemetery 8610111- ing the Church-S

—MAGISTRATE'S COURT- Magistrste Darby held court in Summerside this week and heard several cases under the Prohibition Act. Two men from Glenwood ivers convicted of illegal consump- tion and were each fined ten dol- lars and costs. A case against a mun from Ulcer-y, charged with receiving stolen goods was uls- missod. A man frcm Kensington chargcdwith illegal consumption was fined ten dollars and costs. A man from Kensington charged with possession was released on bail of 400 dollars and his case set down for next week. A man from Grand River, charged with non support of his family was found guilty and sentenced to three months in jail. Three men charg- ed with receiving stolen goods were ordered to make restitution and were handed over to the military authorities to deal with as they had enlisted in the Army while their case was pending. Seven men were up before the Magistrate charged with various offences against the pleaded guilty and were fined from two to fifteen dollars according to the seriousness of their offence.

- They paid the fines. A man on a vasrrancy charge was dismissed.

Use iilinard’: for bites. PERSONALS

—Rev. Wm. Ve Wolf. pastor of the Pres‘; terian Church Summer- side, assis ed at the induction ser- vice for Rev. T. W. Goodwill who has men appointed to the Canoe Cove arish, Rev. Mr. Goodwill had c arge of the Presbyterian parish at Kensington some years ago. His many friends are pleased to hear of ris return to the Is- land his native Province. S.

-Congmtulations are extended to Miss Andrea Dalton of Summer- slde nnd Miss Margaret MacNeill, Summcrside, who were among the Braduates of St. Martha's Hos- pita‘. Antizonish. N. 5-. and who attrnded the graduation exercises. which were held this week. Bishop James Morrison presenting the diplomas to the graduates a

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Gear-liq Drlgflg , Mark Geldet Wot-REL ‘El

III! Mme In Bnmnr Id b week. Phone 289-1 for thiaezrvelce o: lelfverlee on your route.

~—~CIIC m..." "as? W? | - e a». criteria.

’e. —COPPEB BRASS FLASH-LIGHT 98c at Taylor Drug’ 00., Kemmg- tOll. L173.

—I"BEE with each Film sent to llama-n! ior Developing and Print- ins one l; x o Egrugemgnghogrmw vice. Sumerside, o ser-

. L-88l-9-14-15i.

Jroucz couRT-r tn - merside Police Court an miss?” fined six dollars and costs for be- ing drunk and dlsorderlyn-S.

—-SUPPLYING AT PORT HILL_. Mr. Andrew Pitcairn Divinity stud- ent is taking charge of the An l1. can parish of Por ill during The absence of Rev. Hart-Davis from the Perish-S

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was a welcome visitor to Summer- side this weekend. -S.

-—MLu Mabel Handrahan and Miss Alice Terry of Summerside were recent visitors w Tignisn-S

—Mr. Roy MacMurdo of Toronto is visitln his parents Mr. and Mrs. David acMurdo o1 Summerslde-S

ie Lefurgey has re- Mrnedt) Ottawa after spending her holidays at her home in Sum- merside-S.

-M.r. Green of Boston is spend-

fisheries not. They s

ing an enjoyable holiday in Sum- merside visiting his sister Mrs. Peters-S.

—Mi.as Marjorie MacQuarrie leaves this week on return to her

duties at the Jeffrey Hale Hos- pital, Quebec City, aftcr spending a few weeks at her home in Sum- merslde-S.

-—.Mr_ and Mrs. licginald Murray Bedeque. spent the week end in O'Lear_v. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Vatcher.

—Mr. Ebby Boulter of Victoria. has accepted a position as clerk in the hardware department at R. T. Holmanb in Siunmerside.

—Mr. Eugene McIvor has return- a toprliilis htbme in Izflinkzlwggl from e cc ouruiiy osp ve much improved in health.

—-Mrs. Manson MaoNeiil of Thyonw

STORE Wedn Wlll b0

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SPRING FILLED MATTRESS glfilgnlgyg felt ' owl“ 1mm spec.“ “L”, . re Ir 8 9.95.

HOLMANS

rside, sufiferl ear. which during the in Wishing

@n’$’r§ai‘."‘y°§3a§“.ii§’é ion?» of owl s us - gagged“ in remtad-elilnlgl the buI en en y vaca. r. Yi W , into a dance It is 2111113351 islands be t rch ' "fnflgh music andsif 811s cgefehmrld

be a. drawing card to our fair town.

A large number of f

oelving the highwt market 5E; are busily en ed in h-a eir

potatoes. a. num er 0f was have a.l- ready been loaded by our buym-s and are now on there way to more destination.

Mr. Harold McFarlane is enJ - ing a few days with his arenz, Mr, and Mrs. Emery rlane, before his departure for trainiug| in the Royal Air Force.

———~—- i Borden and Vicinity

Mi P m: Rodgers fBovrden is visssliln; rgiztives in lgeoncton.

Miss Ethel Ozon, Messrs John Jay and Don MacPherson motored to Borden on Thursday returning to Charlottetown aftcr attendirg the dance.

~14)‘. Fred Pennv Freetown and Mr. Lorne Smith of Bed ue, were visitors to ‘Ilgnish on Sun- ay,

--Rov. Sister Irene and Rev. Sister Marv Dunstan have return- ed to Quebec City after visiting {their homes on Prince Edward Is- Blh . S.

-Miss Ethel Stewart of Char- lottetown is the welcome guest of Mrs. Sonneman and Miss Mac- Kelvie at their home on Central treet, S.

--Mrs. Roland .MacArthu.r has entered the Prince County Hos- pital for treatment. S

—Friends with be pleased to learn that Mrs. Wm. N. is is recovering from an attack of ggieumonia and trust she will soon _ up and about again. s

—Dr. Keir McGuigan, son of Mrs. McGuigan Summerside, is supplying as medical officer on the C. N. S. liner. Indy Somers ply- gzlg between Montreal and est Indies.

—1Mr. Russell Boswell has re- turned to his home in Hudson Bay Junction after spending the sum- mer months with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Boswell. Bummersidc. and relatives in the eastern part of the Province.

Kensington and Vicinity

Mr. Leigh Toombe of Charlotte- town was a recent business visitor to Kenaingtcn.

Alaenumtbertrcmlenelng-

ton vicinl

side on Saturday evening, here

the attended and enjoyed the

Y rm picture which was being own in the Capitol Theatre.

Mr. Charles Howatt was a visitor to Charlottetown on Saturday.

The Misses Rachel and Marion Kennedy left on Saturday momlrflig on an extended leasure trip wi relativq and fr ends in eastern United Slates.

l Charlotte-

Mr. R Cairns up)‘ sitor to Ken-

town wee e. business simton on Monchy.

The deepest th of their many friends in one ton and vicinity 1e extended to Chief of Pelican ylvyhufi, Mrs.. igvhite and l‘ am QIIITLTHQTS 8 Oll the sudden death of their son Boyce, who was at one time one of Remington's oun-grer set, also Mm. Whltc the ooeasedh wife, in their and bereaved-lent,

m. Ind Mrs. Al er left on Monday mor home in Bzltiah Columbia after pleasant aix weeks hollde. in Kenain n. the guests of Ins. Lydia ma.

Mrimléelgh Crater; ‘local minterhis now e n . Ange of ythenggnk of Raga glcgti:

Bowness for their

Hi3 man friends will et hear that Ben Chammi one

Summerside

tered th Prince O0 t ' 6 un y Hospital,

A special auction card was held by the Borden Women's Institute in the hall on. ufirlember 18th. Ten tables 1a ies. prize going to Mrs. iliard Lcard. gents to Mr. Prosper Bern- ard. Consolation primes Mrs. Athol Woodside and Mr. Arnold Mac- Graw. Freezeout lprlze was won by Mr. Ra 0nd Renard. The pro- ceeds o this card part amounted to $18.75 and is to hep the Pro- vincial Sanatorium.

Mr. Blair Birch left Borden Monday moi-mi for Sackville to. resume his rtu es at Mount Al- lison University.

Mr. Harvey Woodside and draugh- ers Carrie and Vivian spent Sun- day in Borden the guwta of Mr. and Mrs. George Sharpe.

party

The regular weeklv

_ danc Borden continue to be

Miss Jean Maclsaac of P. W. College. Charlottetown spent the week end at her home in Borden.

Prof. Wimicn Mayne eon of Mr. and Mrs. Geo Me. been spending home in Emerald left by car fang Saturday morning to take up h duties at Ottawa.

Maate Oil Sharpe spent Bat- urda. irI Morgglon the guest of his bro er, Leigh who is en employee oi’ the C. N. R. shops there.

The regular weekiv auction card party of theBorden Women's In- stitute was held in the town '

was a wh ch was won by Mrs. Neil Der- rach.

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Dominion Fur Breeders Council Meets

OTTAWA. Sept. 25 —(OP) -The Dominion Council of fur re today opened a two-day erenee here to formulate new marketing plans for Canadian furs and to die- cuss the fur industry under wet

pie ng was resumed for frcezeoutl

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MELRSIDE

AND PRINCE COUNTY C

‘SPECIAL PRICES

IN OUR GRDDERY

DEPARTMENT

CHILDREN’S FOOTWEAR ‘ I GROUPED IN - TWO PRICES! VALUES TO 2.50

ates

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conditions.

Representatives of breeders from everv province are attending the meeting. presided over by J. E. Crawford of Fort William, Ont.

SWEDISH PASSENGER KILLED

AMSTERDAM.’ Sept. M-(AIU- One Swedish passenger was killed code; when a K. M. (Netxlliega lan) use r ane was r on by RN miliinudeo seaplane off German Island naval base in the north sea. "

of our popular young men has en-

tpl Hriirfland.

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GEITIIBRY.

picked up a

The plane, enrcute from Copen-

MEN’S Lumberman’s

RIIBBERS EXTRA

VALI IE

hi

1'”

BARGAINS

Men’a Fleeced shirts and drawers, extra good qual- ity. Sale price, gar. — 69c

Men’s dress Shirts, all new patterns. Sale prices 49c, 98c and $1.25.

Ladies’ Velvet overalroes, fur trimmed, sale price $1.89

MEN’S DRESS

OXFORDS EXTRA

.VALUE

T

I98

l"

COMBINED STOCKX Of TWO XTORES Estate

PETER MacNllTT & SUN MALPEililE, P. r. I.

Price-Ruined ! Price-Wrecked !

Salada Tea, lb. -

Choice BULK TEA, lb. - 48c Choice MOLASSES, gal 53c

Clarke Pork and Beans, Ziins for---------25¢

Flakewhite Shortening: 2

or----¢¢---

Wornen’a, Boys’

SPECIAL VALUES On PAINTS, ~ HARDWARE, and PATENT MEDICINES

BllY Your Winter Supply NOW

Men's fine suits, English Worsteds, just arrived, in all the latest styles, sale price

$13.95 to $16.95

20 only men's suits, all wool fabrics, the real thing for fall wear, they sold for $25. but it makes no difference here they go for

$3.95 VALUES

P. & G. SOAP (jfor - - - 19c

Crosse & Blackwells Soup, assorted 4 for - - - - - - 25c

Salmon and Pilchards, 2tinsfor-------

Prunes, 3 lbs. for - - - - - 27c Shredded Wheat, 2 for - - 21c Corn Flakes, 3 for - - - - 23c

Highest prices paid for Eggs Fresh Beef on sale this week

SPECIAL WEDNESDAY AT 9 A. M.

Clover Leaf Cups 6 for

(6 only to a customer)

EARTHENWARE POTS, medium

Boys Floeced combs” _ grade, sale price 75c suit

Youths Lumbermans rub- bers, best grade. Sale price — — — — — — 79¢

Boys Lumbermans rubbers, best grade, sale price 98c

Men's tweed work shirts, ex- tra value for — — — 69¢

GROCERY

Surprise Soap 6 for - - 23c

SPEDIAL TUESDAY AT 8 P. M.

Rubbers, flret quel- ity. Sale price —

Men’a Rubber Boots, thigh length, good qual- ity. Sale price —

HRONICLE

Sucll Low Prices will Sell Any Stock

125 prs ladies shoes, all good

fitters, and

best

-----58c

or Youtlfs

price

‘L75

smart styles, Pumps, ties, straps and Ox- fords, patent, kid, or suede, values to 3.50

out they go for --

l

$1.98

23c ity, 2

TEA- size, sale

BOYS SCHOOL

SOLID LEATHER

STRONG & STURDY VALUES TO 3.50 BANKRUPT PRICE

1.79

STAN FIELDS BLUE LABEL

UNDERWEAR

VALUES

Boys’ Knicker pants, all wool material, values to $2.50. Sale price — — — — 69c

DON'T WAIT BUY NOW PRICES ARE i BOUND TO

ADVANCE

BOOTS

EXTRA VALUE

GAR

Men's new Tweed caps, as- sorted patterns price —

Canvass gloves, heavy qual-

Sale — — — -- 69c

pairs for — — 25c

MEN’S GRAIN

WDRK DDDTS

EXTRA , VALUE

19a

PHILLIPS SALES co. sumac m: stock.

ESTATE OF

u Ty. Afer firing, the plane disappear-

ed in an ‘easterly direction toward

____.__..________ SIGHTS SUBMAIIINE

NEW YORK, Sept. 28 --(AP) — Radio Marine Corporation wireless e Booony-vecuuzn tanker Japan Af-

“is”

MALPEQUE, P. E. I.

POW saying lb hid QWKIRG l B115-

marine of unknown irrationality a little below Ca e May, N. J.

The Japan w reported later that the submarine had submerged while running in an easterly di- rec on,

OLDER GENERATION Now you are e pendnaoiher try

to recall how much you resented your parents telling vou constantly he beat way to rear your children. and stay out of vour daughter's scheme of raising hers. It is her problem and it will be a far hap- pier situation if she comcs to you for advise than ior you to olfcr it.

Mineral‘: lllle peln,

a PETER MacNUTT 8c SON

EDGE OF ECONOMY

Sharp knives are ve necessary lo; good work in the lichen. It means ‘oetter and more economic carving to have a sharp knife. Buy- ing the best cutlery always pays in the cnd as they can be sharpened and ground indefinitely without in- lury to the blade.

i NOTE

STORE

OPEN

EVERY EVENING

FATALLY WOUNDED

BATT-IURBT. N. 13., Sept. 26 "(C-

al P) -—-Orville Brunch, oi Big Rivn‘.

near here. was fatally wnundrd when a revolver he was carrying in a holster fell out and dkchnrgeci, He was working in the woods 40 miits from Bathuret.