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This ta renerveu tor news, but

ma be inserted at the rats of 44.

.._,_._._.._A .,._;.~ .viissloii Band, regular meet-

ing-Parents of boys .up to nine years of age urged to

I/ was »-..`~'.inL ouiininiin _‘MDE B|]p_Rf9’~__ o~.-me aim tiiiieii ~r - f‘ ef . ;;§::;t:ff;.::.‘.i;:;.:";°1:iPnousi it

IIASE A AY THE BLUES and 7.30

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Announcement ,

The Milton Bell Tea iloonis I

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wish to announce to their many friends and I

patrons they will be closed for extensive al- _ terc.’.?ons_for a period of three or four weeks, I beginning November 1st. Watch for our re- opening date and greatly improved service

and general arrangements. 5802-11-1-2i

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5 Advertising Rates-A-Payable In .ldvaneei

Central Guardian locals, to. per word; Western and

E8~S¢¢l'D IWW. 2°- P0! W°l'di Announcements and (_.omlng Events, Ze. per word; Classified, le. per word; ln Memoriam

Notices, 701:. per inch; Lista of Floral and Spiritual 0t‘i`er- ~ ' ings, Cards, ste., tc. per name; Letters of Curvlolenee, 1oc.__ -_ ~- per lnchi Notices cl Thanh and Appreciation, 10e. per Inch _ - . _ or to por word. Other rates on applications. " ' ' ' `

*Q-be A to Ae`A'o’0IA'

»ww»»h RATE:-Ze por word, three ln- I I

sertlons for the price of two, strictly I `I " __________ ___ “mem _ Female Help Wanted

wsnran-'A Gnu. ron GENER.-_

Agent; Wanted al housework. Apply_5;..i?_r_ince

577 -10-31-2i

i s rnxvlvra omusr-

IA Bm; sarmmg Cm, ample WANTED-AN ExrEmENcE|>

. k _ U ,ml maid for general housework. Ap-

§;;f,,f,',ff,y°° °,,f,°' 2,1” :,If,f,,,y_ I ply re. E., ivioreri, P. E. 1. - capita, or expemnn ,,,,,,,m_ I .5795-ii-1.11. sary. Bradley-Garretscn, Brant _ ford, Ontario. A. W. 10-stt-Gi. :WANTED - WOMAN FOR COM-

_ panion for semi-invalid. Good

llirome for the right party._Add_ress

_ ' .care Guardian Office. "i ' "'

T° Le* - » sm-io-as-si.

J. good laugh l-lear Riev Mr Legate :ssisted by choicest musical talent, -t. James Hull, Friday. Tickets .X5 cents. 5783-1l-1-li.

SPEND A DAY or two at the Big

Fox Show, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday-this week. Admission only

25 cents. Nov. 1-li.

LIQUOR SEIZURE-The E. C.

M. P. Patrol Boat "Barons" yester- day ‘seized the open motor boat "l=‘rlpon" od Bouris. The boat, I which had a cargo of 188 cases of alcohol was taken to Souris and the cargo housed in the warehouse lhere.

SYMPATHY EXPRESSED-Much

sympathy lsextended to Mrs. Daisy Davy, of the staff of Holman’s Ltd. who received the sad news yester- day morning that her father, Wil- linm Morris, had passed away on . oct. oth, at oxford. England. I

HIGHWAY SUPT. APPOINTEDI -Mr. George A. Wilson, New Do- I minion, has recently been appoint- I

ed Highway Superintendent of I District No, 13 in place of Cbarles_ D. MacLean, Clyde River, deceased. I

CENTRAL PARISH, Church gfI

Scotland. Rev. G. C. Webster has been invited to preach at Nine Mile Creek on Tuesday evening at 'l.30

'p. m. and in Churchill on' Thurs-

day. evening at 'L30 p. m. At the close.=of thess meetings, the reply to the overture sent to the Parent Church will be read.

A DISTINGUISHED VISITOR-

Rcv. .D1°._A. Philip Brace, of Toronto Mosnfworthy Patriarch of the Na- tional Divis on of the ons of Tem- “peranee is 'expected to be present at the meet ng of the Grand Divis- ion in Charlottetown, on Nov. 4th, Dr. Brace will meet w`th the Pc- bytery oi the United Church on Thursday evening, Nov. 3rd, in

MEETING 0F TIIE MINISTER-

I.lL ASSOCIATION-The P. E. I. Ministerial A-sociatlon met in st

I0 LET-HOUSE. APPLY Cl _

good attendan'e oi Ministers. As-

Heartz' Hall.

Protest against the discontinu-

ance of the service of the S. S. Hochelaga was made to Ottawa by the Charlottetown Board of Trade at a meeting of the Council of the Board yesterday morning. In reply to previous correspondence the fol- lowing communlcation_ was read from Mr. W. Chester S. McLure. MP.

Dear Mr. Kennedy:-Replying to

your wire re B. S. Hochelaga, I may say that it ia not a. matter of how much the Government will save by the discontinuance of the service on Oct. 31st, but it is more a mut- ter of how 'much loss can be avert- ed to the B. S. Hochelaga.

Yours faithfully, W. Chester B. McLure.

Mr. McLure had wired the Board

previously pointing out that the Hochelaga’s net earnings for 1932 were about one'-half the earnings of last year up to Sept. 30, and that in view oi' the fact that earnings for No..mber would be about $800. the agent of the steamer had ask- ed from Ottawa to have the ser- vice discontinued. On Oct. 31, in- stead of the end of November as heretofore. The wire asked for the opinion of the Board on the mat- ter.

The Board despatched a wire in-

quiring if the Government would make any saving on subsidy pay- ments if the service were discon- tinued. 'Ihe communication re- ceived yesterday from Mr. McLure. quoted above, is ln reply to the Boards inquiry.

After discussion, participated in

by Messrs, E. T. Higgs, R. l~l. Mutcli. S. A. MacDona`d, R. L, Cotton and

RAW FURS--We are now open

to buy all kinds of raw furs at our office on Grafton St. above Purdic dr 1";rguson's Shoe Store. Harry Kirsh. 5808-ll-1-31

M_lR.ItIAGE-A very happy mar~

_ age took_piace on the even ng oi

Wedhcéday, Oct., 26111, when MISS Laura Margaret I-labeilin of \l>Il€l'

, LOSl‘ - `Paul’s Hall, on Oct. 31st, with a became the bi-'de oi Mr. .lame-2

Addiscn Derby of Wh1ie~Sands. Thr

LUST '_ AT MOUNT STEWART- Isociated wiih them. were Mr, Byers couple were a.t:nded by Mr. and

T0 LET - 115365 F301" 30°” _B232 Tefgr PEIITQIB ,\ftupS‘,_ewIff_` IMar time secretary of the Iord"s Mrs. Nathan Irv.ng .il Mu: ay Har- IIImIshedI 1M_2nnce'5»|45_|_0_3g_3i_| I I I I 5'19I9.11-'1I.3iI ‘Day Alliance, and Mr. Levy Mar- 201'. MTS- IYVIUB bein! B SIS'-91' lf’ _ . .__' _ _ _ ~ -__~ -;_., 5 time Ssc.etary for the Boys' Work. the groom. The ceremony WHS Per' [0 L31 _.pi H053; LOST - GOLD BE.’iDSIIN`U!’PY.IIIE’tfports were presented about Ee- formcd at the United Ciillrih P81- uiiitsble for Boarding House. Ap- `F`U\d°l' Piet” IWW at GI'l“dI;‘f’ .lor work, Sabbath observance and senate, Murray H2l‘b°f» by Rel" T~ DIY 19 W°Ym°\1l3\- Ph°¥\° |339- I omce' Rewmd' 5II82'n`1'3" :ther mat ers. Acccrdln to a ~ur- lt. Goudge. The groom is a scn of

5798-ll.-1-Sl.

BED SITTING BOOM llEATE'D.i

»vey of the c’ty, it was stated th°‘

d ln 'oi~t'o of ‘he Lo d`s

`\. William Derbv and his lata

I Male Help Wanted Ithirty (30'i pIla“cs are operat'ng on wlfc, of White Sands, and the br dz

al _ P1 _ Silt? ay, V. .fin .,

gI;ng:I°IAIl:o twI<I>°IfrontII Iizgrocgls "Icon" EXPERT BARBEI, ID:iy Act St-ps are to he taken to ward Hsbcrlin of Abney.

` ` th uh our special low co.. ' `_

APPIY L- M» “T9 G“““m°- I ¢°II|°n,g Hundred, of 5u¢¢¢_55(,~ remedy ccnd.tl:ns in the city. Ar- Wi- s An

s at dauvhter of Mr. and M .=. Ed-

c°"°3°~ 573 B*“"I“3“"“' II““"“ `n the Churches on R/:membrance other successful ca.d party was

I Minister Trade and Commerce

I Local press notices state that B.

TWO FURNISHED BEDEOOMB M H w Not il-sm _ _ , N, muh ,ash

send them to the meetings of the Baud-Social Hall. ' -Senior C. G. I. T., regular

meeting-Social Hall.

P. W. Turner, the following tele- gram.; were sent:

il. H. Stevens,

Ottawa, Canada.

S. .Hociielaga service between this city and Picton N. S. will be discon- tinued November iirst. This Board of Trade protests most emphatically against any such disruption in this service, especially so at this time. as this boat since the canceling of the second train service via Borden is carrying malls which would other- wise be further delayed enroute to this province. We depend on you to see that directions are given that

Icoiitruct for the season be carried

out.

. Ciizii"oLtetown Board of Trade. I Snniuel Kennedy, President,

W. C. S. McLure,

House of Commons, Ottawa. Leiter twenty-sixth to hand this

morning Board cannot understand your atthude which would seem to us to favor without saving to the Go\'ci'iiincnL further curtallment Ol the Liiiiitod service now extended this province. Since the cancelling of second train service via Borden the malls from all American points and from Canadian points reaching

Sackvllle after one p. m. are now

loi'\vrii';lcd to Plctou and reach Charlottoiowii via Hlclielaga about . f and fragrance. A fresh, one p m. instead of eleven p. m. the previous day under the double train service, or at six thirty p. m. the

same day as would be the case if I .

.-iochciaga service be discontinued. ‘This Boarzl has wired the Minister 1‘rade and Comi.iei'ce protesting most emphatically against cancel- ling Pic.ou service until contract

for season uisplrcs.

I Glial'l0i.tctu\\iu Board of Trade, _

. Samuel Kennedy, Pres. BI’ fav the meatcst mme Mr. S. A. McDonald brought up ' t..o niii‘..ei~ oi a boat loading pota- `

CIGARS

ARABELA CIGARS-cool. mild

and long-lasting. Choice in flavour

individually wrapped-giving you the greatest value at the lowesi cost.

Annuals .,

Pnrincr

TAS TE

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Ii:_'__Ii \\ $5/ I Q5?

clean cigar-

1;. ~.~. " _ ....-./#_ "»’ _ 12? RTI -

:r2'ff2:.:~ /“`

6_3 L, ` __"".f.< _ti _

.aes at_ilie R;iii\vny wharf, wi;i'| the .iiilp's crew doing the work. The matter was brouglit to his atten.ion

by ofiiccrs of thc L. P. U. Mr. Mc- I I

Donald furtiicr stated. the- Union ”\ 'I were desirous of meeting the Colin 2 U M M E R S I n E I eil of the Board to discuss com

plaliiis re:outly made by steamshlj-_._, __ And .IPFIIILC Cilllilty

_ronipaiiics regiirding the number of _ion ciigegcd in loading operations _-A GOOSE SUPPER and dance Mr. S. A. McDonald, who at a this evening at Cape Traverse Hall

,iovious mceing was appolnte. at 5 oclock. 5803-11 :liairnien of n committee in con~ M1 .icctlon with mere economy in pub- ....5,E1zUR,E 0|: m_iM_The R__ O_ lic financing in conjunction wit! M, p_ °f Summer;-,ide found B five the Chamber or Commerce report 75110,, keg 0; mm on me Western Cd he md ”'Pl’°I“°°d the f°u°Win1 Road near Mount Pleasant. No ar- mcmbcrs: Messrs. A. W. Hyndman, _.Eta have been made up to now R< E' Mum” R~ L~ C°tt°”- and J- J~ .n connection with the seizure.-S Morris. I

? -SUMMERSIDE POLICE ’°°“"“ ‘° New Y°'I‘ °“ F"d°Y~ cormr-Irf me summvrside Ponce

"_`“ Court on Monday three drunks

_ . 57” n'1"’I_ in-sauates. write Meier anno m,g,mem were m.-do for services Aucrion roars rrvs _ _

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to let with bath in connection,

ltlltlblo 10! light housekeeping

Apply isa lntzroy St. Nov. 1-aiI F0'

J. 5'. 'o

.J:iy. The fo‘i'ivt ng ofi' oem were held at the Holy me :ippoliitccl 'or the ensuing year: night. Despite the many attract- President: E. J. Chl'ho?m, Hazel- ions and distractions of Halloween brook’ lst Vice Pres.: G. C. Web- night a large number took part in

To RENT _ Fora WINTEB Pon SALE' To LET' BOARD ster, (I'.h:~.riotteto_wn- 2nd Vice Pres.: last nlght‘s game. The ladies' first

Wm, ,fl modem c0n._.emenc”:, Office __ ti IG. A. Christfe, York: Secretary- prize was if/on y rs

months furnished apartment I ‘°°°m 'Im' °° mn” M' G““‘d‘“‘ ` b M _ _,_ L_ S,c,,.a,.t__

A Gai-el. 1-1.- .. my II II" 58° I NI ron. sans- om Parlors. s

cents bundle Guardian IOil'iIce

’i‘if;nsui‘tr: J. M. McLeod, City. while the mens’ first prize won! to

T. M. McMillan. The provsrbially

T0 RENT _.3 HOUSES 'lit BOOM ' - _\1z..nf.i~- r.in'm»n¢ em-ii i~recror¢'°- ‘unlucky "lumber 13 proved to be

house, 200 Prince Street. House- 148 Kent Street and 222 Fitzroy Street. Apply 299 Fitzroy Street.

573II'1°'2°'°I' sheet. ouardiaii ofuI¢`s

. Wanted

24-tf

-ii CABBOABD SUITABLE F 0 R

lining ouihouses etc lc per

ti.

FOB SALE - AUCTION I-`0ltTY»

Five, Bridge and Whist Score

\v.sN'rEn-Musruwr run. Ar- Cai-os. Guardian ceuti-ai .im Ply i'1o Prince st. sans-11 Prlnicw. Nov. 1-if

l\'AN'rED - A SMALL ROOM

stove, also bed and table. State Prices. _ A X. Y. care Guard

FOB. SALE-LAWYER!! `(-K.C.

silk gown. Apply Guardian Rep

pply _ resentativa Bummerslde,' phone

lan. 5801-11-1-1i.I 289. 5804-11-1-tis-3i

I Mis ii li

JOHN ALFRED \ioDONAl-D. PRO-

p s t .-

vlncial Land Surveyor. Herman- _ ` 5,m0_,°_31_31

ville, (R. 3, Sourh.)

FUR COA-rs ALTERED l_l_ FOR SALE-FARM OF IUFACREB paired, reiined, aerated. cleaned. at Cavendish- no am” “ndag

ly Mii‘on‘ Tia Rooms

Gmmg prolongs me md beauty __ cultivation, balance soft an of mm Calder.. Expert Fuman hard wool. Well situated. Price

205 Euston Sf-feet. 5790-11-1-21.

s visrr 'ro our sroaa wn.r.

' ron sau: on 'ro r.a'r-coM-

ce s. big saving to you. Second hand Store, 108 Richmond.

mi-io-si-si I

_____________________.

HAVE YOUR. FOXES TATFOOED

by experienced man. 30c each.

Box 30! Ohlrlottetcwn. _

‘ I- sees-io-as-ei I .

.WE can HANDLE A raw Mons

‘ lhot double or single. Brin!

right for quick sale. Apply to C. F. Stewart, Cavendish.

plete Fur Cleaning Outfit install- ed ready for business. To be sold

outright or can be rented and used where it is. Priced very low and it is nearly new. W. B. Prowse & BOM. 5748-10-29-tf.

\ _A BA[` UN -- 5 FOOT MC- Le . um' Laugh. n Soda Fountain in_good

workiiig order. Also (ce Box. Ap-

I 5788-11-1-3|.

the lucky tabie last night and was

” Iwon by Dan Macdonald. Follow-

ing the cnrcli party a "f:'i\c:.c-oiit"

Ii-ifnssv-in :nu city. ost so, to WS Played ‘md W” “C” by “Im” ‘Mn Md Mm Stanley Pm.s2y_ n iiirwln. The entcrtriinmeiit. closed dm,ghm__ with two songs by Francis Dou- I I, cette accomparvod on the guitar by BUBAR~At tiie City i>I;spltai, Oc- 5(-,my Armstrong,

tober 29, 1932 to Mr. and Mrs. S. A. _________-_.._

<Du<i;ly» Biilmr, a daughter. . t i’ERSONAi.s

MCNEILI.-~At New Annan, Oct. 17, The many f_,,en.ds of Macs M_.,_b-l 1932 to Mr. and Mrs. Allie McNeill, Parkman are glad to SCE 1..., out “ daugmm' Mary Joan' Iagain, nfter her illness of the past

IIUESTIS-At Suiumerside on Oc- f9W`W¢¢k5-

t l) 25, 1932 L0 ‘VIL illld MPS. Al- bI;rIIIHiicsi3s a soiIi. ‘ I Missés Addie and Euia‘ie Hogan.

I Ileft yesterday mornin! 011 f°l‘-lm

M,_(~(~,_» V _- »_;;_.0n oc; 33, |933, to Boston, after spending _thc sum-

-to M,__`I_mId M,s_ Wmam M,-,cQu,,,. mer with friends in the city.

‘II°' Nmh Mmm' B dnugmer' BIIVII Mr and Mrs. Andrew Tuplin.

"Icy c°;°I' IKensington, recently left for Van-

couver by motor, where they are

MIT' “AGES Iplannlng on spending some months.

.*i rmncaus-baits!-on wednes-I M1" mul” Macmod 0, vie, du' Oct' 26' 1932' by R°v` T' R` toria Cross who has been spshdiht Gaudge, Laura Margaret Haberiin the mmm” with her parents ML

of Abney to James Add son D¢1'b¥_md Mm James MML,,_od_ Mg, on

Miss Gladys Green, daughter of ___ Med before Stipmdmry Mag_

,G PPE

Mr. A. R.. Gieen, Falmouth, Mass., _straw Mn E_ H_ Strong K C_ Two

and niece of the late Dr. George , Green, of this city, ls here on an were f1U9d_;hree__dol!iii;_s _Imd c;s_Y;_1 extended visit. she is the guest 'md me ° er “’° ° "S

Io! Mrs. D. M. MacLeod, Euston St. _°°sI's'-S

-`oou»' MEETING-A speeini

M,.5_ D_ M MMv__e0d_ (_my_ left last meeting of the shareholders o, e week to visit his brothel-_ M,-_ Law_ _Summerside Golf Club was held in son Ma¢1,e°d_ ge,-vkms Dealer with the Town Hall last Thursd:i_v, which Lever Bros Co., Pittsburg, Pa. IW” V617 W0” RW`Y`ld"d- It was

_____ Ipresided over by Mr. H. T. Holman,

I Among rcccrit visitors to Comwail president. It was decided to en- Iwere Ms Ivan Duvar and little deavour to dispose of the lower daughter, Jenn of Kensington, also property of the club fronting on Mrs. A. N. MacMi1an and daugliter. the harbour and the directors were Mlrs Elaine of Charlottetown, guests empowered to sell it. Changes were over Thanksgiving week end of Mr. made in the by-laws, giving the and Mrs, Harry M. Hyde. players more control in the act-

ivities of the Club It was also de-

| Wlth bus ness confidence return- cided to hold a dance in the near

Iiiig, New Zeaiarid expects an in- future when the primes and trophies

Icrcasc in imports. Iwill be presented.-_S

-OPENING MEETING -» The

,L I _junior branch of the Women‘s Aux-

0,,, ,gm ,M wp, ,, ,,, ,illary of St. Mary's Church. Sum- :',,{.‘: !,.,i'°‘m§°“,""I“| 'M51 mersicle, held heir opening meeting

I ~ f°°“"* for the winter months on Friday I _ n Pslneaosom Inst. Mrs. T. H. s. Jneiaon is in

. ”` chargeof the children and is to be

_ M I N hi8hly commended for the interest

- ` that she is taking in this work. Af-

| . I ter the opening hymn and prayer

the officers for the year were el-

' i - ` noted, Presiei-it, Miss Adele Park- ' N l M E N I ~ man; secretary, Miss Margaret

' I Cameron; Dorcas secretaiy, Beat-

rice Vincent; Literature secretary,

New Negligees Are

=ii.»..'“i§."'..°.. ....1 ... wi. 1.. Rather Elaborate

them. can foe Richmond st. or

Phone M9. second-lurid store.

5'm'1°'31'9I Negligees for winter wear hart

none: or uterine

"=‘g§I,E' 'isis _sri z§E§ §sEE igig fit?

BY OIDIB DIBIUTOIB.

M"“'°¢1lmiy so the tie-.» er one train. while au°ih°r °f '~“N“°1°I 'cnsioimsn .gg Mina!" M°5“|\l_ “O Allllld bk!! V6lY8f| “BBQ With BUVEI N0* Nnm w;|“h|"

smile or on unites nina sm

“'°' Fu 0°. win so neu ui on _ ms. io

“me nail. _

ar oann mnaoron.

'|02-ll-1-its-si. 'inn prim- mai- an mason ;i

|back to the elegant mode od the sophisticated seventies. The simple .crepe design hal Ii'/¢l\_ WI! 9° more elaborate models. Une negilgee of P810 mill” crepe with intricate incrustatlfml of American Beauty red ia design- eo with nvsepinii sleeves md _ I

la caught at the hip with n cluster

of ailvered berries.

.....---i

of White Sands. _ __

DEATHS ____________________-_- MACCOEMAC-At Bt. Georges. 0° Oct. 81st, Mrs Sophia, widow of the late Hilary MseCormac, Wed 'I3 NUI: Funeral from her late resi- dence to Bt.. Georges Church, Wed- nesdey morning, at nina o’olook.

DACK

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WE HAVE BEEN

AGENTS ON P. E-

N; D. MacLean

__ _UNDIITAIII

IMBLAIII

THESE SHOES

OVER CANADA AND

' llEllilEll3i.=’li

APPOINTED SELLING

FAMOUS DACK SHOE.

Now on Display .

MEN’S WEAR

_ _ Ross McKenzie; visiting committee.

IDOreen Jackson, Florence Tanton

S Heath Profits and Louis Moore.

The children were divided into Igroups. Miss Adele Parkman and Misa Margaret Cameron will be the leaders of the first group and Miss

ISLAND FOR TH; Blanche Hogg and Miss Reta Kay

will be leaders of the second group.

» The little children will be in charge

' __ of Miss Betty Jackson and'Mlss

ARE WELL KN0“ N Beatrice Vincent. The remainder RETAIL AT saws. ,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,, ,,,,,,,,,,_

The meetng closed with the Nat- ional Anthem.-`s

| _ i

Q ‘ . raasoivsns

I -Mas Jean ilmgland of Boring-

Iat Mount Allison Academy, Wolf-

, Mr. Suthcr‘and MacLeod, son of _ th I

_ iam Bemard of 0’Leary.-6 Wdgm M summerame'-S I -Mrs. Crilly Lea. of Summersld

I '___ had as her guest last week Mrs

“Mrs” Fremmt Rose” and “me Harold Howatt ,oi Augustine Cove.

son of Sdney, N. S., are visiting Th); Week Mr# Lea has hex, aunt” Mrs. H. C. Mills of Summerslde.-S Mm W_ H_ Cone” and Mm n,,m_

ces Rogerson of V.ctoria visiting her.-S

-Miss Gertie Maynard of North-

am was a week end vistor to Sum-

merslde the guest of Mrs. M. L _Mn _,_ C_ Wilkinson-of spring Frank M°K°”zI°-*S _feta west, who wci-it on the ex~

curslon train to Boston visited

'“M'I' W' F' Tm" °f Pi°w“' N' Montreal and Moncton on the re- s" representing A* E' M°r1°s' Ltd" turn trip and also spent a few dayl of Quebec city is on B b“5“‘°ss “IP with ns osiigiiier, Mrs. En. stron; to the Western part of the Island. ‘ or Summemdq before remmml

-5 home.-S

-The many friends of Mrs. Al- _Mm Hams Rogers of Mount A1,

died England, Ellersle, will regrctfuson A_cademy_ Wom,mc_ N_ s_

to leam of her iilness_due to the spent the Week end mth his pu, sudden attack of pleursy. emi Mn _md Mm Russo, Rosen

of Coleman, Mr. Russel Rogers was

“Mr” Mark’ Kennedy a student a visitor to Summerside on Monday

ville, N. S., spent the week end

Wnh hI5 parents Mr' and Mrs' Wm Lumenos: prevented by Al||snrd'l;

-.fre-War Yield 0n Dominion Bonds

Lower Than For Present Uffering

rece _nos isio i-ns iszo me wsu.-;-;_-Ai§_5_c_-\__

6 . 6

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.5 in

4 ----.-

5 .=_J""'{ | I `“ °

Average yield

on Conodion Government

_ Bonds IIrom\900 II________ 0________. -.--_--0 .

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, This graph shows tl~c average yin iii .iii ir .._;.i;.; ii iinvcrnmeni. honda in every year in the present century, and month by month in the presuit year. Although there was a gradual rise just before the war, the yield ia the investor was never above 4 per cent. from 1900 until 1ill5. The decllnr in the Inst few months is thought to be the beginning of ii return to low average rates and there are predictions that the Dominion eventually will be able to borrow on a basis comparable to the average that prevailed prior to the Great War. The latest issue of Canadian bonds will yield the investor n materially higher return than ls at present obtainable on bonds of either the British or United States governments.

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Oysters I(opened fresh) qt. 356

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gIiI\l;II0:f,??_l?, ,,,. lb. 25c Flmiar? I-laddles 2 lbs. 251! .

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Phone 1226 71 Queen St. I

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