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..3U! IAIIIANII platform scale; with or without bag racks at Bragg], 7175-94541.

-au'ro aim aamo u" Sterne. i i B and "C" Dry Batteries. sold whole- . ' “i; and retail at Brace's.

720l-9-i6-2i.

-msnmicr rox rims. dens j _ and poultry houses with “Genuine Q Izal I“ ‘ ‘ectanti’ sold in i, l and’ 40-gai. barrels at Braces. 7176-9-25-21. —l-M. SILVER FOX FEED con- tains 10% meat, 2".- bonemeal, mil" powder, fishmcal, cod liver oil, yer l ‘ and iodizad salt. Bold wholesale an ' retail It Brace’; 7201-9-26-2

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—I'RIETOWN PRESBYTERI t

iDay service 3 p. m. The Rev. C. .1 lBt Clair Jeans of Summoreide wi: i speak. ‘The Sunday School is asked t. .meet before the service at 2.65 p. m.

f —!UNDAY SERVICESP-The Rev. ‘ F. R. Coleman. of Port Hill, will rc- i sume his parochial duties on Sunday. iSept. 28th. The service: will be as follows: Port Hill at ll a. m., with icelcbration of Holy Communion; Lot i ll at a p. 111.; Ellerslfie at 7.30 p.111. i

—WINS SILVER MIG-Congratul- ations go to Mr. Almon Boewall Duziszaffnage, on winning the beaut- ‘ilul silver jug. donated by the St John Board of 'I‘rade. for the best [pen of four lambs, any breed or igrade.

—-RE:\IANDED T0 JAIL-A mrtri ivas arrested on Tuesday night in the Chinesey Cafe for creating a dir- ‘turbsnoe and being drunk. He nu- , peared before - Etipendlary Magi..- itrate Wyatt on Wednesday moruzm land after hearing the evidence oi the Police Officer, His Honor ari- lliaurned tho case until today r21:- man was remanded to Jail. F.

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.26 Showing the New Ifall Goods in Every Department

-THE NEW rrii (‘osrs 4mm now DIRESSES -THE NEW Cl.0'l‘li tT0.-\’l‘S -THE NEW LINGERIE ' -'l‘HE NEW HATS

-THE NEW HOSIERI’ -THE NEW SILKS ; -_THI£ NEW GLOVES -THE NEW DRESS FABRICS

'l‘H['RSl)-\Y AFTEkNtitiN H)!’ ARE invited to visit the store- go throiiuh nil departments, inspect the finest lines of new Merchandise ever brought to Charlottetown.

—SPLENDID RECITAL - On rliursday night in ihe Summerside Presbyterian Church a large and in- iTlTSlfld audience heard the first m‘ a series of organ recitals to be giv- e-i this winter by Professor Self» Fowler. The recitalist showed a splendid and easy mastery over hir- instrumr-nt interpreting Bach. Gou- zrcd and Handel in a brilliant ye’ sympathetic fashion. A feature of the rrcital was a smooth and melodimu. Andante composed by the organist‘ ,himself. Arid rarely, it ever, has an ' island audience heard Handel's ‘stately masterpiece "largo" rendered. - so effectively. A “Toccata in G" tDu- ,‘ ;bois>, closed the programme and' iwas a revelation in technique. Vin- -_ ilin solos by Mr. Archibald Hume in- cluding the well known "Souvenir" [and songs by Mr. Lowell Hancock iincluding the favourite "’I‘rumpct:r interspersed the programme hntl were much appreciated. The organ accompaniments to these were of a high order. All music lovers in the community an looking forward in happy anticipation to the next. recit- al of the series. S.

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ll9-l2l Qii E EN ST. CIIARI-QTTETOWN

PERSONALS

p" W" " V‘ I wit.» iihétiriiirig?‘ in courtiTtz-irid 1 CHERRY VAl-“Y -Mr. bouts OUannor and Mr. and;

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR HEAR 12* ENDORSES

The PRINCE ED V/ARD

ISLA ND

Having the Honour of repres- enting His Gracious Majesty in this Province now for over six years, and having been a Trustee of the Prince Edward Island Hos- pital for nearly fifteen years, and having occupied the position of Chairman of the Campaign Com- initttee in connection with the raising of some $80,000 in honour of forty years of service of this Institution in December, 1923,I feel that I am fully informed as to the great and noble work that is being and has been carried on by the Prince Edward Island Hospi- tal, and also the grave necessity for a larger, better, more up-to- date and more cheerful Insti- tution than the present gloomy and totally inadequate building known today as the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital.

In consequence, I have no hesi- tation in endorsing this very wor- thy and necessary movement of the Trustees and the friends of th Hospital to raise a sum suffic- ient for the purpose of erecting a

more suitable building, and one

more in keeping with present day requirements -— a building WlllCh we all know will fill every require- ment and be a credit to the Prov-

IJOSPITAL APPEAL’

ince. I feel confident that this appeal will meet with a generous support from all classes in the portions of this Province where it: will be made.

I do not think that there is any necessity on my part to dwell upon the wonderful service that has been rendered by this Institution during the past forty-seven years. This will be attended to by those more qualified to speak than I am, but I would like to mention a few things of which I am cognizant.

i Many thousands of persons from town and country have re- ceived relief and beneficial treat- ment within its doors. Many nurses, some who have achieved fame in other parts, have ob- tamed a proper and fitting educa- tion within its walls.

Possibly six thousand persons have been treated free of all cost since its inceptiomand now that it has outgrown its usefulness, and the necessity has arisen for larger, better and brighter quart- ers, and for a larger staff, and a; greater school of nurses, I earnestly hopethat the effort now about to be made will be crowned with success by our generous peo- ple 1n town and country.

FRANK R. HEARTZ

Lieutenant Governor of the P ravince of Prince Edward Island

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fwfi4¢fl*°zeotlfx";ifg°""'lI "w! my husband there in the custody ""— Mrs. JameeObonnor of Clinton and! s“ is; . ‘s i , _ ., _ . , . _ - l: Ezamwn‘ AND t oi win-her “Oman The Wlde“ “"1 l5 5511" Mr. Linus MacDonald. Slltlrlklleldi L j i‘ ' ‘ ‘ .‘ _ X e » - ~ - ~ - n" m"! l“ wmm“ bmwm were in st. Peters on Sunday atiend- \ "Li" l: GLASSLS HTILD BY r ‘ The "995 and apple orchllrdi mg the funeral of the [Np hit] --—- —-—-—ii— § 5- E- PARK “IAN i BELLGMATHIESON “W1 fruit. are bendlns down- Sarah Mcliulay. a. . moment! on . -¢ard1san at p. m. sv :- 1. mziste-rva (Igvoniclrisl B m“ s u "on __ . . -Mr. A. E. Mclnan. M!» and M-rl- Eastern Guardlan New Fresh Stock every week. T. G. rice, a, sabbath $ehool5 combined. : Moniuffut- fir. L g a ‘Exec-Qua; c Ahymman “m” w“ in Gwr- “on A {crawl sermon was punt“ McLean, of Surnmerside, 9.5.1.. will Ives, Limited. 7179-9-25-31. Dundas at 1.30 p. p1,, ‘ubject’ “Th9 czzgeeirev eeesewu». iwiown recentlr- ed by Canon Malone. "i=*"'1°"°= 1" 4mm" Pm‘ °‘ °"“ __H__ --— Magnanimity of the Christ." iuv. uofyuwilrguléol“ ' ltario, prior t0 YCIIUTIIIIIE t0 the? uaLADEs- NEW FALL COATS JVIOTOBIA CROS§—Pi‘Cl.Cll1ng W. E. DIN“, B.A., Mlhliléf.

I __ 7 _ ‘ 0 The farmers in this vicinity are M," Let-dc cum” cherry valley, i home in Prince Edward Island-O - m“ ‘mud’ New L‘ your mm to buy 59M“ “Mo”, gym sum”. u“, _____ i}. -__._.___.:. _A ‘\'I‘l'_V busy digging H1011‘ “apuds

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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th.

Men absolutely fr" n; that s news that will save you money. m" d“ only. September 29th. we have been authorized by the Ber";- Tailoring (‘n.. tn give with rvprv m" of Berger "Clothes of Quality," or. 5'7"] "ll "Ill dfle. one extra pair of trousers free of char“,

iJIMBING Mill HEATING

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Phone 393-]

- ivhicli prove to be a pretty good crop.

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I The many friends of Mr. Henry Young, Earnsclifle, are glad to know that he is recovering after his recent

‘ illness.

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I Mrs. Charles Irving and was. Ra-

,becca Willock were recent guests of Mrs. John E. Carver.

A Harvest Thanksgiving service i was held in Christa Church, Cherry I Valley on Sunday afternoon last, the ‘church being crowded with people from far and ncni". The Church was beautifully‘ decorated for the occa-

I -' ‘-.‘.E AGURPRXSE FOR

i"- is wiui-INE TO 6O IN lfouisi-rr-

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You- PERCY ooarrrus 5A“: snip-gs’ wm-t vou- HELL E.

vras the guest of Miss Mabel Doch-itawa "oumn erty on Sunday last. |

--Mr. Stanley Bissar- Mr. 1nd

- ' ta l The many friends in this vicinity Mrs‘ Charla H" ma" of s n”

are pleased to know that Mr. Frank Bridge‘ and M: “gm b211,‘, a?‘ Lea, Vernon River, is on the way to Houfiwn of Rune‘) m re

slie on Sunday last. While there recovery M“! h“ ‘Meal they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. _____________

A Cullinary Puzzle-Waiter, seeing My wmmnl dissatisfaction on guest's face: __ "Wasn't the dinner cooked tn suit you, sir?" Guest: "Yes, all but the bill. Just take that back anti tcll them to boil it down a little!"

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tions since 1902. She is now leading

Mexico by one up and two to play.

and save. T. G. Ives Limited. 7170-9-25-31.

JPRINTS AND GlNGllAMS.- Balance of our Printed broadcioths. Priced up to 32o—to clear the let- your choice for 13c yard. T. G. Ives, Limited. 7170-9-25-31.

.1200 YARDS 36 inch Drapery

Chintz-to clear 15c yard. T. G. Ives, Limited. 7179 046,81.

. JUNIIIID BAPTIST CHURCHES -Servioe in United Baptist Churches Sept. 28: Dundas, 7.80 b. m; 8t. Peters. 11 a- m: Annandale. a p. m. ll. C. Morgan, pastor.

at 3 o'clock. C. A. Am-istrong. ..*MONTAGUE BAPTIST Church. Sept. 38th, regular church service at 7 p. m. .-'KINGSBOR0~Re'/. H. B. Bell will preach in Klngsboro Baptist Church at eleven a. m. and 7.30 p.

“A most. worthy tribute." subject. ‘Dreams that come true."

mcanmcan-nnivnas PRES- BYTEBIAN CHURCHES -Sabblth, Sept. 28th: S. Schools. Lorne Valley

at 10 a. m: Cardigan at 10.15 a. m.

..'5llVlCl FOR. SHUT-IN-‘flie Cottage meeting held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Westaway- Aibion, on ‘Ifiieeday evening of last ireek, ivas mnduatmd by Rev. (1.!!- ManNevin. who preached a well thought-out sermon from St. Mark's Gospel. 14 Chap. and 16 verse. which he explained very clearly to a E0041!’

m. on Hep‘... 28th. Morning subject. number o! neighbors and .' ' nds who Evening gathered to the meeting which WM

enioyed by all present. csveclllly W Mrs. Whitney, who has been in shut- in for the last twelve yous wi- Westaway wishes to than! Mr. Mac- Nevin for his kind act also all who attended making the meeting a suc-

services: Lorne Valley, at 11 a. m: ‘oees. ~

---By George McMauus

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