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Tmndoiimw contains particularsmcii 5 large number of corporation securities, so diversified that_a selection can be made from it to suit the requirements, of almost any investor.

It also includes a useful list of Canadian govem- ment and government-guaranteed bonds traded in 01:1 éhe Canadian, London and New York mar e . .

If you are an investor, write for cod _ Clip and mail this advertisemeiitctizsixth ygiir name and address. '

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A Buyers ’ Market

During the early part of’ 1928, when sound investments yielded in the vicinity ol 4.30 p. c. to 5.25 p. c. at the best, investors recalled with a certain degree of regret the splendid livest- ment yields prevalent only a few years before.

ln the not-far-distant future when ill\'¢Si»l\1¢I\¢ prices have again advanced with a consequent lhrlnkage in yields-the natural course of event! ,_||w¢gtoi-3 'will again ruefuily recollect the ex- ' cellunt investment bargains offering at the

present moment.

Today is a Buyers' Market. '

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Buy Your Table Silver on the Hohnan Budget Plan!

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YMENT PUTS THE SILVER IN YOU

A s EE;HEN EASY PAYMENTS T0 SUIT

f.~_~ ._ YOUR Needs.

Sale is From Det. 21st to 26th

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TBI! BIT QF SILVIBWABI is the same as set llsioll

and illustrated above. with the exception that the set can- talna lialnleea Knlvel. You should not mka this bargain il York Patten silverware.

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AT HOME.-Mrs.

until six o'clock.

cc-ntly gazietted, up ing: Marine and

chanic (Grade Foreman Mechanic

YESTERDATS

60c doz_; apples apples 4c. Hay 40c; turnips 35c;

iatoes 90c.

nUited Cliilrcli next. Oct. 27th. Highfield at 11

7 p. m. Rev. A.

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in Saint Peters Cemetery.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY,-The fu-

neral of the late Mrs. John Alien was held yesterday afternoon from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Fred Godfrey, Suffolk. Services at the home and grave were conducted by Rev. W. Bruce Muir. The pall bear- ers were: Messrs. John McLaren, D. A. MacKinnon, W. H. Godfrey. Wil-

A1_ex. Stewart.

MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER.-On Friday evening Oct. 4. a very pleas- ant evening was spent when Mrs. Cyril McGregor and Miss Beatrice Van Iderstine tendered- e. miscellan-

eous shower at the former's home, Kings Square, in honor of Miss Janet

the near future, A prettlly decorated basket laden with lovely gifts was presented to the bride to be. The verses, original and bumorous, were read by Mrs Million Carter and creat-

of the evening was devoted to music and singing after which a. dainty lunch was served by the hostesses.

CALEDONIA PRESBYTERIAN

CHURCH-The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be. dispensed in the Caledonia Presbyterian Church on Sunday, October 27, at 11 o'clock. Preparatory services begin on Thurs- day evening at B p. m., at which time the Rev. Bruce Muir will preach, also on Friday evening at 8 p. m.. at which time Mr. John Fleck will bring the message, also on Saturday morning at 11 o'clock. sunday even- ing service st the usual hour of 7. The Rev, Quincy A. McDowell will be in cha'l_;e of both of the Sunday services. Everyone is invited to be present.

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eorreet bilieuaneel. ll4il°l\‘|“l» F* palm and teno\19\|*°“'¢' 25 all dr\lllii¢‘- s°m|’l°° 'att' Ld*

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lientral Guardian

regarding entries

for Fox Show are requested to do so

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Joseph P.` Lantz

will receive for the first time since her marriage at her home in the Parkdale Apartments on Wednesday, " october the twenty-third from four S

can-io-zz-zi. Q

GAZETTED-Among the recent

appointments, promotions, etc., re-

pears the follow- Fisheries:-John

Frank Hobbs. from Foreman Me-

1), Marine Signals, to

(Grade 2), Mar-

ine Signals. Charlottetown, P. E. I.

MARKET-Butter

sold at 42:: eggs 45c; chickens $1.00; ducks $1.00 to $1.30; Island pears

30c peck and crab 'loc to '75c; straw oats 62e to 6.5¢;

blue potatoes 85c to $1.00; white po~

WINSLOE SERVICES - Winsloe

services on Sunday will be as follows: a. m.; Princetowfa

Road at 3 p. m.; Wlnsloe North at

E. Chapman, B. A.,

of Hunter River, will preach at iFrlncetown Road. Rev. G. A. Grant.;

LAID TO REST-The funeral oi

the late J. B. I-Iegan was held from:

Service at the house was conduct-.d by Rev. W. Bruce Muir and at thc grave by Canon Malone. The pall

bearers were: Judge stewart, Capt., H

Taylor, Dr. H. D. Johnson, Messrs” S. C. Moore, H. W. Longworth and Pena meme ___ A. E. Morrison. Interment was mad-3

llam J. Bruce, A. E. Morrison and D

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ome Mines Ltd ... Fslconbridge Nickel Mine ... . Granada Rouyn Mines . H

Premier Gold Mines ..

Sudbury Basin ... -. » eck Hughes ... ... ... Towagmac ... Treadwell Yukon ... ,... vlpond consol Mines waitc Ackerman Montgom .. . \'.'i-ight Hargreaves

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OIL QUOTATIONS

Acme Gas dc Oil Ltd. Advance ... 1.25 Alberta. Pacific Con. ... .. 2.70 Ajax ... ... ... ... 1.45 Associated ... ... ... ... 1.85 B. A. Oil ... ... ... ... 61.00 Baltac .. ... ... ... ... " .75 Calgary Edmonton ... ... ... 2.80 Calmont ... ... ... 1.70 Commonwealth Pete. ... -... .93 Chemical Research ... ... 9.45 alhousie ... 2.00 Dallas ... . . ... ... ... ... 1.05 Devenish ... ... ... .... .22 East Crest ... 1.50 Foothills ... 3.00 Home ... ... ... .. 14.00 International Pete. ... ... -... 28.26 Illinois Alberta ... ... .. .38 Imperial Oil ... 36.45 Merland Oil Corp. Can. .. .85

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scent whose marriage takes place in MBYIP-Hd - 10

rcury ... .... .58

McLeod 2.40 Okslta. Common . .. 1.50 Richfield .33

gent .. .37

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Southwest Pete.

Spooner ... Sterling Pacific ... ... .... 1.15 United _. 1.00 wdihweii .is

EXCHANGE ... ... 1.40 ... ... 1.40'/_» ... 1.41'/r

May ... ... 1.48%

Bpray your .Fox Pens with IZAL.

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PERSONALS

Miss Marlon MacNsughton, and

Miss Mabel MacArthur; city. spent th.: week end in Green Bay, the guests oi’ Mr. and Mrs. John MacArthur.

GRAIN

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Messrs. Fred Henderson and James

O'Connor, Clinton, are in the city at- tending the Conservative Conven- tion.

from worms by using Miller’s Worm Powders, a most eirective vermifuge with which to combat these insidious foes of the young and helpless. It is an excellent worm destroyer, and when its qualities become known _in a household no other will be used. The medicine acts by itself, requiring no purgative to assist it. and so thor-' oiighly that nothing more is desired.

01' '1`hiS"* ' _ 16 FINE DRAWINGS

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hangs quotations as supplied by

mulet Mines ... 2.83

Arno Mines Ltd. ... ... .... .21\.~'_ in .. ai Bidgood Consolidated .... .14 D _ ... . 8.75

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I-lowey Gold Mines ... .. .91

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Pioneer Mines Corp. ... ... .. .25` _

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Slscoe Gold Mines . ... .74

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=:Bpare the children from sui’fering|.Hand of Death from touching her'

DIES. OLLIE H BROWN

United Church there.

Always in the best of health, her

nun., Mins 4, Cn" um|¢¢d_ :death came very suddenly after an mm, copper 6, Gold _18.iIlness of little rrpore than a week,

at the early age ot twenty-eight and ‘

_ on the fifth anniversary of her wedd-

ing. Bhe was the only daughter cf Mr. and Mrs. William Kelzer, now residents of York and like her par- ents was a zealous attendant of the

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sxamrrons who have net dem-in i_ .

/W C'/<f <1 ”~")’°‘”-’9 i on odoiier ist., the settlement or ‘

--__ york was indeed shocked when word ` , -

STANDMD Mmmq EXCHANGE' was received from the P. E. I. Hes- O ’ ~ V 53 _

____ pital that Eva Joyce wife of Ollie ’

senders smeir e Mmm; ar- H. Brown hid p=.oed'dwdy. S `

Bachelor /_ , _

A quarter of a century ago, the Bachelor Cigar introduced. a new smolclng pleasure . . . a genuine 10’§% Havana <_\-Q "

cllinger consolidated .. _ By “his 5“dd°“ P"~5‘ ‘"3 °f 5 kind; filler cigar of unusual mildiicss and fragrar_\:e. 3-~ ._

and loving daughter, wife and moth-_ - ‘ ' '

Kirk” d Lake er is left to mourn a sorrowlng hus- Because Of this exceptional qilaiity, maintained for ".~_

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band who has been for some time, s 25 years, the Bachelor celebrates its silver anm

“ke sh°’° Mm” Lid' ` 220°; himself under strict medicdi cm, vm with the 18, we sale of an 10¢ .5 af in ._ -.r/ff ‘ Malartic Gold Mines ... _... .4, _ V ` _ BW 3 Y 5 I

Harvey, three years old, l.c can da

sniwb Basin Mining Co. .. .i5' one 5°" _ I . - _ cmtyr: _ ___ ___ 1530. Pai-ents and two brotheis Lester of ‘ ` ' \ 1,.

‘ ' ; York and Earl of Charlottetown. T To honour the occasion, the Bachelor now '-#.5

mins Corporation.--» -- 3-75. » ._ _ _ _ . .

i Deep.s,. .)1.i;‘.-t_i,' is c..tcnde:l to app¢m-3 In gala dx-¢s5_¢a¢h agar mdl, , .5-.___-_,; _,_ .I

Newbec Mines Ltd' "' °" "' '30 all the iJe“cr.vcd cslvcially the hus- - ' ' il f ' ‘ 5-5,* ‘ . ...ends Mines 4e.oo;band and‘his Wd htm how M ~ vidually wfepiwd _in S v¢fy_ 011. B .ft

ja; nc i the 1° e Th fungal f . to prevent breaking, cracking

uhiclp nas licld on Thinsday O__t. _ ' '

l Beautiful floral tributes were re

Bivana M’Kuba. .. 7.00 ceiwd as follows The -husband sl Goldfields Cons. ... -... .79 ` '

.pillcw; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Webster, Ta ivrcatli; E. I. and G. Brown, a I v.'1'Cat1i: York Rlfic Club, a wreath; IY. P. S. York. a wreath; Wallie 'Scan_.-lebury, a wreath; father. moth- er, brothers and sister, a crescent; Edith ‘and Victoria Watts, a crescent; M. W. and Mrs. Wood, a spray; M.r. i _and Mrs. Gordon Crockett, a spray; §Mr.‘_and Mrs. Reg. Véssey, a spray; ;J. and L. Vcssey, a spray; Tom and l A_iny,`Ham._ and Laura, a. spray; Mr

,and Mrs. Richard Connolly, a card I of sympathy.

i Mus. .iaiviizs iz. Mdenonann '

, The death of Mrs. James E. Mac- iDonalcl, on September 23rd, 1929, re- 'm°V°d f¥°lTL Cf\Y.diiZiU\. one who for

r over half a. century has been a lead- ing ilgure in the community.

I Mrs. MacDonald was born at Or- iwell, September 18th., 1851, the idaughier of Patrick Stephens and Mary Mathew, both of Irish descent. on July 4th., is'/7 she was united in the holy bonds of matrimony with

‘James E. MacDonald, by 1-he late ‘Bishop McIntyre of Charlotteown. ;Durlng their twenty-six years of ihllipy wedded life she lwas his devoled and loyal (companion. His interests whether lpolitical, commercial or social were ralways her interests. During the imany years he was representative for iilhe Cardigan district in the Provin- cial Legislature, she assisted him val- ia-Tlifly in all his activities. Visiting Politicians were always warmly wel- comed and royally entertained, at

|their typically Chrisiian home, in those days, when facilities for travel were not as they are today.

.Although in failing health for the

paslf year, through repeated heart attacks, her sudden death was a se- vere shock to all her friends. During that last fat-ai attack she had the happiness of having her pastor, Rev. M. J. Rooney, administer the last rites of the-Holy Catholic Church, and commit her soul into the care of the Most High. Around her death- bed were also assembled, in prayer for her happy death and favorable judgment, her grief stricken sister, nephew, nieces, doctor and nurses. All that could be done to prevent the

was nolily accomplished, but in the end all were forced to submit to God's inevliabledecree.

Mrs. MacDonald was one oi those

rare types of womanhood, whose equal is difficult to find. She possess- cd all the virtues in a. remarkable d9€Tee. She was always tlie real lady. She could please people of every sta- tion in life by her kind words and deeds. She was sympathetic and al- ways ready to apply the balm of con- solation in all affllclions, which came to her notice. But outstanding a- mong the virtues which caused every one io respect her, were her charity.

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T 535 tsrici' Rev. F. E. Bcothro both in ‘. arom . '4"»‘»- c

ipali-bearers were Lee Vessey, H. T. F V 3"-i"f,

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' 'ze liomc and at the York cemetery 5,; _- _'-‘;;',,_ , 800 Hvhcre all that was mortal was gent- -_"_"'.'i"`.‘-'_. 'tiiiféf' 5 °|5° in P°c_ke'| i . "01 ly md to mst un that great day or . PCICRS Of flV9 ' _

450 reunion when there will be no more -,-- _"M," 5,-,gpg , _ ._ 'soriow nor artin 3' _ __ f--,3"5Z:~; _

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showered so abundantly she sought

was formost in her mind and she did not wish to have her sacrifices, Ln, any way, tarnished. In those goodi deeds, self was entirely forgoutcn. She only wished to render service. and that was given always without reserve, with great diligence and the ~ utmost exactness_ ' I

Mrs. James, as she was iavorably‘

known. has passed away, but she will long be cherished in -he mem-

ories of those who knew and cons quently loved her. Her beautiful ex ample will always beiothem shin-l spirstion toleadan honcst,Gcdfcar-l ing straightforward life. Her cheerful,

submission to difllculties and disap-1 poinlnients will make theirs, lose all bitterness. T During life, despite her numerous duties, she frequently visited the* Catholic Church oi' Cardigan, In fact she has fbeen intimately connected with that church ever since its in- ception over nity years ago. There by earnest prayer and frequent re- ception oi' the Sacraments she found the strength necessary to lead such a ssintly and exemplary life of sacri- l nee. 'rho-e she lock specidi delight in preparing God's holy altar for His daily visits and His permanent so- , journ. There also she helped the var- ‘ ious parish priests instruct the littlei ones in the way oi salvation. Wllhout l doubt, the Giver of Perfect Gifts,‘ has in return prepared and placed, her in possession of happiness for all V Eternity.

Her funeral to All Ssint's Church |

on September 28th., was very largely ,

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'rnii vi-:iw ness' ro'rs Ann r/ms Do not likirnp when it comes to kit- chen uten.sils.-- Keep a full and com- plete alcurtmanton hand all the time and y9ur_cooking will be made an easy and agreeable task. Having the rlght'i1ten.sil dn'hand at the right time elves time and labor. Visit our hardware store and select the utensils you need to rqakeyour outfit com~; plete. _ _ I

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attended. The ‘church was filled to ed in the Sanctuary,

hllllliml’ and Spirit 0f 59'¢fm¢°~ capacity with those who came to pay Blessed with B 200511! PUYUOH °f their last respects. The High Mass ol - the W0fld`5 80°d5» She 5“PP°i"~ed e"9"`Y Requiem was sung by Rt. Rev, Mgr. cause benefiting the community, The McLean' p_ Aw V_ Gu assisied by foreign missions. Bnd 01056 at h0me Rev. J. C. McDonald and Rev, P. were also 0`DjeCiS Of 1191' mimmcence- Walsh, as Deacon and Subdea¢0n_ Many of the i>°°r in this owvlrws. Rev. J. A. Mdmhy, rector or st. Dun- and abroad have every r@2~S0H \° sta.n's University. was Master ol Cer,- bless her, and moum her PBSSME- emonles. Eleven other priests from

But for those benefits which she various parts oi the province assist-

no created honours. The glory of God 5- - -_ _ __- _

The committai services at the were celebrated by the pastor Rev

J. Rooney. ,

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