lhlnuine Barbados

lNOvEMBER 2B.'1926' ,_ _. . . l Central Guardian

ODD LINES 0! Men's Shifts 1'98- nlar $1.50 to $3.00. Special $1.00. Pfovlae Bron, Ltd.

{Siiifititii " he Least Noll! Made l-lor lump

_ _ Y to Alhbmy M1!!!» ill-IE» bothered "W m“? ‘ heart and 11@"°'» “ll '3 ioe would mill“ m.“ lump u . m“ my heart belllng‘ ~ l

to 7. Admission and‘ tea 50 cents. - 29

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pair for 95c. Prowae Boom, IUtd. ' ' —-—- iering a. interesting and [or 1 1 d1

JUST ARRIVED fur collars Wltli-mune___3ackv1“e Tflhumf” “ l cuffs to match in. stone, martin. been coney, etc. Special prices. PPOWBB

Bros, Ltd.

CHURC -HOF 8cOTLAND.—llev lEwen MacDougall ‘—--.- _ {Thursday 25th at Coleman at 7 p MEN'S PENMAWS ileeced lined m_ and pfldny 21m, a, 5,, underwear. Special ‘I5 cents per Elf-lat 7 p. m. Alan sabbath 2311, u meat. IPrcwae Bron, Ltd. l 2.30; and Argyle IShore at 6.30. JUIST ARRIVHJ. Ladies‘ iflack‘ . satin and metallic cloth hats. VPl-owse Brod, Ltd. . .

SILK KNIT BLOOMERS. Special $1.85. Prowea Bron, Ltd._

home oi’ Mrs. S. Beaten on Wed neiidiiy. NOV- 17th. lvith an lltlellll

I had taken. the one box I felt lot better and by the time I had three boxes I got relief.” 50c. a box at all dealers, or direct on receipt of’ price by, Milburn 00., Limited, Toronto‘

an-‘three vlsltolu. ti. 6 which the minutes of the last meet ' lug were read and adopted. A re. ANGLiCAN SERViOE-QNrmQSth D0"- 01’ ilie Halloween entertain 1st Sunday’ in Advent. St. Johlfs. "lent Iililton l1 a. m. St. Mar-ice. Ruatico. 3 p. m. Preacher, 1C. l. Johnson.

EXTHA-500 yards 36 inch fl The pleating open palette. Very apocial 25 cen

Pnowae Bros. Lul.

credit of thirty odd dollars. A 11in

MEN'S ARMY flannel vvorkinl; abirta. Grey and [khaki from $1.00 to $1.50 each. Prowse Bron, Ltd.

ER GAPS. Broa, LtdJ

other minor repairs, T119).

J MEN'S NEW WINT. Special 50 cents. Prowae

display of useful glllS uttered.

and

BORD‘E_N HALL-Sunday night. Mrs. ‘George our‘

Nov. 28 ‘at sgven o'clock ‘service conducted by H. H. Simpson, Prince ‘December

county Y.M.C.-A_ Secy. ““’°""l§ “l be“ \

wal-l accepted. At the c1058, _\ll's Beaten uel-ved ftblfffSllllltilllg,

l rnvou UNITE; CHURCH - "Services for Sunday, Nov. 28, Try- cli. ll a. mn-Crapaud 3 p. m., North

'l‘l'yon 730 p. m. Miss Louise Cal‘

Misses Katie MuclfiaI-Ilcrn llllll

Ililn will speak at jhcse services.

GANCELS CHABLOTTETOWN CALL-So llluch freight was offer- About Le“ dclock the

er, given ill

e bride-elect HE. delicious flavor ~ancl lich food value grade Molasses lost when it is en- sed in an air-tight - cltage. Than is why the enuine Barbados cm Molasses sold ’ only in Bulk m the original casks. at is one reason why j is the most delicious classes —-— the best vorecl Molasses. our table deserves the t -—- lnsist upon the

iho steamer Alzga .lilln o S t- . , l“ g u a MISS Mary ‘lulllu read u suitable all.

ow, on 'ti'i tn I t ‘h ‘l tt -. gm, “ “ll ° “l “ b ‘“ ° e after which litllc Misti Nlary lPlD for Canada Steamship Lines,

‘ Um _HaufaX Iierald‘ DETSOIIBUIPQ‘ the Ilridc and groom,

lentered with u fancy decorated

-—-— I P E v _ Ilaaket filled with lllally ltcfll R SBYTERIAN SERVICES will 8mm TM gm“ ‘l l

m’ hem‘ m Vlctmm we“ “ext Sim Mra Vincent Callaghan

and lilo

‘sad. the Presbyterian Church at L0! 14 rilllellt l'l‘he l)I‘l(lB-IO~|)C although l1‘; fifoslallolge aftegilfiglandnat l‘? greatly taken by surprise. llludu a Brmn ‘A "m1 i I 9'13 ev- ' - very fitting reply, and ill u. few

l’ - c” ‘l "V ml- 011 l-‘i BX’ wcIl-clloaen words expressed llcr tended l° all at the" fiewlceil- thanks to one and all, after which luncll was served and all enjoyable ‘ovoninlg was spent in singing, dulle-

Woman So |:.".:.:."‘.'..':l:‘.‘:.‘:.‘;°l.r: llxrrgl. N - ’ close by the singing of tho Nation- , ervous flan I l I . Digest Food

ul Anthem alld all joined Ilalldll in singing “For Shes a .l Fellow.” ‘i1 was bothered with gas so bu that l thought l wlouid choke. Foo wouldilrt digest bllt stayed in Jlig lumps. I was so nervous. Nothing ‘lcllped till l heard o! Adlerika. It has done wonders for me."—-Mrs. . A. Derosla. I cause Aldlerika acts upon BOTH 3W“? upper and lower bowel, it given Eilwfl the system a. ltEM. cleansing, and The l’ llears out oId poisons which ilJ-ill- tel’ Ml" any came 90,1,’ ‘sassy smmuchbridesnlaid while Mr. Michael nervousness, eleeplesanes, head- Walsh PQPBQHHl friend W115 lies 110M, Just OX1; Spomm" Stopslman. For her wedding attire the GAS, and relieves that If-ull bloated} feeling ao that you can eat better, lnd sleep better. Even if bowels llove daily, Adlerika brings out luch additional poison which ytou lever guessed] was ill. your system Llltl which may have long caused roublc. No matter what you have rled fol‘ stomach and bowels, Ad- 'el'lkn \vlll surprise you. llughesf Drug 00., XML, and other drllggiats.

l POPULAR COUPLE

‘whites Pauline Ellen. ,1 Mr. James Toomey of ,1 Middletown, R. 11., city and Mo‘. Bertram Ignatius Donald‘. son of Mr. and Mrs. A under J. MacDonald, of Ruse Avo., were united in. marriage No ember 20th, 1926 at 9 o'clock in S 11's Church with Rev. Fathe rd. J. Molvlanus officiating.

daugilhe treat Ave‘.

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and bridal roses. wore pink moire with gold and a pink malline hat to match and car-

was held at the hotel Viking and reception at: the brides home. .\lr.

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000.00 down. Balm "t. on any tormq- 0175-00 BOMPlIW

THE lstnlili RADIO co. 171 Kent Street" Charlottetown

Operating 6 l0 Y-Cllarlottotown Broadcasting’ Station, offer: you the service ol till only oxeluaivafy Radio Houli In Prince Inward Inland. Iwlflmqld audio men to ad- vlu you. Your trade will be appreciated and will uelot in In making 0 F‘ 0 Y mo" Mvnriui Ind giving you MRO!‘ one men frequent

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TEA AND BAZAAR in Trinity United Church Hall, to-day from 3

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vlslrlue u. n.4,“ R .H_ s,“ ‘l LADIES h ——-fl w h as 2 err. M. A“ B. o. or P. n. island.‘ ____ ' ‘lav?’ e“ ° ' W“ ll"! Preacher In the Preaby-ter- no M55131"; fart Church Sunday morning, deliv- To TAKE l

will preach halal‘

INSTITUTE MEETING - The, November meeting of the Bonshnw Women's Institute was held a; the

t. allce of fourteen memberg 11111]

d by aineiax “l0 Canada." after

was Elven by the secretary which showed a balance to their

cussion followed an to using pal-t of [lllg for school improvement and they decided to buy new,1,11n,1,;,|

olrtide windows, coal, hndkg mun flll-iflllll, is expectel Plan lwlilllll; I1 bazaar next llloulllloll December and Xmas shoppers ill this vicillitylSl.

would do well to wait and sco the took practical

son's kind invitation to hold that mmeuwlute to the

PRE-NU-PTIAL SHOWER. — Oil the evening of November 5th, lllol

beck returned Missionary from .l'l- ‘ Anne Duffy. entertained as jolntl

hostesses at u llliscelllllleoue allow- honor m’ Alisa flo1ol1ultllc evening of \\‘ Ostl-idge previous to llcl‘ lllzlrriagc.

illg uI Montreal i r St. Job ‘ Nfld _ ° “S ‘lwlls given the seut oi Ilollolxwhilc

llrday, vent tt St. J h‘ 11..~ _ , l o" 0 O "S l l dress on bohalt oI her girl friends.

~ ,. More- She ls "lakm" a “poem side and Master blrnest Duffy, illl-

worc opened by

hath (28th noon) at 10.30 A. M. at “com .

. Dilliyllll; vflrlliifi “'01?! ‘cad l

“Moll gélxylllman ‘vim ‘M’ fillllllilell‘ Mrs. Katherine White, wlio wiilillmldeil 0° w a 5° le el l“ hol‘ witty sayings (Iilllsell llluch lllcr-

MIARRIED. weight. 0f r otiMrsl Percy

formerly of this Mao-

911 DO!‘ W83 0V9? V.

,- long ride was attended by her sis- Dorothy M. Toomey as

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ma CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

‘Disgusting Catarrh Quickly Rcmedied

Healing. Soothing Treatment i-Ila Been Dlacovered.

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l You breathe CATARRHOZONE through a email inhaler that can be carried in the vent pocket. One or . two breaths drawn through the in~ clears the nose, makes .breathing easy. A few breaths in

lnlneralde the throat soothes away any sore- ; neas, and eases tho cough. DeSable at 10.30; Cape Truvergo at

All Catarrhal troubles, Bronchi- tia and Weak ‘Pilrozlt, can be best treated by CATARRHOZONE.

Get the Dollar Outfit ‘Io-day. it lasts two months. Small size 50c. AT ALL DEALERS. .,--§-_-_______.__._~_. and liirn. MacDonald left later in the day on their wedding trip. 0n their return, they will take up their new home No. 8 Russell Ave., INew~ port. R. I. Tile couple were well known Alias 'l‘oomoy through hei- affiliatiolls ‘in Church and society work and lMl‘. MacDonald throusll sports and fraternal circles. 'l'he wedding was a quiet one on account of the illness of the groom's mother.

l ___._ i MAGNHILIZVS SCHEDULE-The Icanler Mzlgnhild. Captain Hlmv- I to leave Saint John ‘L for Halifax, Sydney, ulld St. John's. She potatoes to Norfolk from Charlottetown and gtlen to Philo- delplliu from the Vilgirlla port to take on purl. cargo for Sydney en

New Brunswick port. , Newtonlldlalld-Canada Traders, \l.td.. operate the voslscl. —l~lalit’ux lI-Icrald. I

‘Pierre

SILLlPHANT-NEILL. —— A VETY quiet and pretty wedding 100k place at ille llollle of Mr. and MYS- ‘Snlllllel Slllipllailt. Brookfield, on stiller-allay, Novel“- ber lTill, lvllell Alisa Allldred F. .Nolll or North diilioll. sister of Ali's. lSalllucl Sillipllanl was united in llliflFFlIlI-ZC \\_'llll Mr. Robert I». Slllill- ilinllt of illlllltcr River. The cere- liliflliy wax-l perforated by Rev. R- iI. Stzlvert ill the 1iresencc of a large llulllber of relatives and friends of tlu- contracting: parties. Ml‘. and MP5. SilliplllintKn beautiful home was. iastcfully decorated for [the occasion. During the ceremony tho young couple who were unat- stood ill the parlor, under fl(‘ll encircled with a wreath The britlo elect who was given away by her brother in the unavoidable absence ol ller father was very prcttily gowned in blue canton crepe with gold lace trim- mings and carried a bouquet of1 while carllatiolls and maiden hair forll. lxlllcngrilfs wedding march was beautifully rendered by Mix-la Jenn {lit-hood of Miltoll. After the

‘hells o of pink.

oily uuodlu dalniily prepared auppcr. Tilere

wcro ‘some seventy-five guests and flu‘. tables fairly groancll under the the tempting villllda. To Yeo, Charlottetown and as Ella Martin, Hunter River gnell the teak of waiting.

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,MI were llSHl didly dpno. ISIlortiy before tho gup- the sounding of horns announced the fact that the chival- lei-s were drawing near. It was not before a hundred or more had assembled. Among them were some very original and striking cos- lunlcs. They were all splendidly behaved and for a couple of ilours lded amusements for the wed- ding guests. After they had re- ceived a generous treat they wenll-

Ill-me wore “like georgene "unmade-d their way homeward in peace

ith ll d ll ht 31th Zrtrfigeallllosacrikis. llgilgallowliz-Xll milgfirlig number o! beautiful 3mg

bouquet was or lilies of the valley newly weddlgf

popularity of the

couple.

inntial taheques. -Ai‘ter a ‘short wedding trip .Ml'. and Mri-l. Sillip~

riod plnlc roses tied with gold. Alter ha“, “.111 refime at Hunter R1,,“ the ceremony a. wedding breakfastqhe bride's 59mg away Bu“ we; * hlelfls, White Solos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

oi’ Ilrowll ularvella cloth and op- posslllll fur trimming with ‘illack picture bat. winking Mr. and lllns. Sllllphnllt luauy years of happy wedded life. —-*-<-O->——-¢-

Rev. Mr. Lamont Preaches in Gaelic

AT DEDICATION OF NEW PRES- BYTERIAN CHURCH AT SYDNEY, C. B.

The new church built by the Prosbyteriilils of Sydney was dedi- cated on Sunday last. 1t is comput-

ed that 5000 people were preaentnlylvnlq as above 5 (“$1145 ' ' ' l . l

while, as many more could not g-a flIllHlSBiO“, the church being aur-

roulldod by a park of over a hand-l "ed "l" Wlllcl‘ had lmlllgl‘! P°°Ple Hove‘. 4 Qvelcild, black solos . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Boys 4 eyelets, lvlliit- still-s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , _ Boys, 5 eyclctsnrotl solos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 6r lieiiler-lYoutlls, 4 c_vclcts, black solos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

from all parts of Cape Breton, 'l‘lio upcllial preacher for the‘day Colin Kerrloflthe

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l\l‘llfi tho Rev. lPrusbytt-riuu (Jhllrcll land a apt-rial feature dftho after- lloon scrvlcc was a five minutes sermon ill Gucllc ‘preached lby the Rev. ll. M. Lamont well-known-in, Ill-lace l-Idlvard Inland. With regard to ihc latter tho dlaiifax Chronicle

know enough of the language, to understand what ‘was sold, thema- nr us mica of the dignified, white- Il irctfomior created an impression ltllnt- was fclt. almost as deeply by who iSaaaenrich as by hill Highland Jteighbor, allowing that the old language is far from dyin! out ov- lcn among the younger generation. All ow-r the cilurch could be loch glistening cyca, and here and there among the older people, honest tears fell unashnmcii- as the lens; unused phraacn brought half for- gotten memorials of long ago when Gaelic wan the rule and not tllc (inception In the religious services of Capo llrcton."

The Rev.’ W. Orr Mulligan of Sydney Mince nllo took part In the ‘service. and among the congmtuiat- my telegrams wan one from the Rev. W. Bruce Mn . moderator of 'the Presbytery of noe Edward island. The offering for the day amounted to 14.887. Th1; new church will be lqohpCl the Cathedral Church ' ‘ v ,_ Orian- iqm in Cave Breton» i

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-l\lcll’s Thigh, like clli. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Boys’ Rubber Boots . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Youths’ Rlrbbol‘ Boots . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

lVomclfs Rubin-r Boots . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

““““““"‘Y “'“"“ ‘We’ “ll “M ‘l°""'“ l“ hlissos Rubber Boots . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Cllildrelfs Rubber Boots . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Needless to ‘any the task “'11s rsplen.‘

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Boys’...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

Among the Youths Th" llrldelllllllld inlay otherl were ‘l number of sub i 1 l I ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ " Women ’s

Cllildrerfis . .

The Guardian join-s In

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Mcn’s Felt boots, felt solos . . . . . .. . . .. .. . . . Says; 1l\lcn’a Rubbers to fit zlbovc "Although probably not more M9113 1i‘ ‘than one ill icu of those present M01118 Fe“, Boom’ 10a Womon’d plain fclt boots, lclltllor solos . .. . . . . . Wolllclfia Felt Iloots, kid foxctl .. . .. . .. . . ..

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Illclfs Kllc-o Boots . . . . . . . . . . ......

l\l(‘li’S 4 eyelets, black solos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Fall Footwear

0F Rubber, Felt or Leather Al Unbeatable Prices

THE LINES WE QUOTE BELOW ABE ALL HIGH GLASS MERCHANDISE, -J‘HE BEST WE CAN PROOURE IN THEIR. GLASS, WE KNOW THE PRICES ASKED EQUAL ANYTHING ON THE MARKET ANYWHERE, WE DEFY COMPETITION.

4~p@~4~»'¢¢4~»'~".'»<~.'¢~». Q~o~Q~0e I~Q~OPQ

RUBBER BOOTS RUBBERS

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. . . . . 55cand70c. 62c and. 80c. 70c and 90c. 69c and 85c.

. 78c and 95c

95d and $1.25

(‘lilltlllfillfi Rubbers, 4 to Illlyf; Misscs Rubbers, 1i to ‘.2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wollllelfs Rubbers, ill/T; it) 8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Youths Rubbers, 10 to ill .. . . lioys Rubbers, 1 Io Tl, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .~\l1‘ll’s lfllllllcrs, ii to l l . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . ..

Kllcc‘, rod solos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ............ K1100, lllllltt‘ solos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Tilt-IVS Closed Shiv RDbllUYS . - . . . . - . - - .

Thigh, uillitl- FOlQH .. . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

liiplBoois . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . LEATHER BOOTS AND FELT BOOTS

illtllllfi Wellington boots, Kip, ‘(up solo . . . Illcn’s Wellington boots, (‘train lcaillol‘ . . . . . . . . . . hlolfls Brown grained. laced boots . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . hlclfls Brown Oil Grain Bll10ll0l"l)OOlS . . . . . . . . . . . . Mcnfls Black (irzlin Iilucllcr boots, tap soles . . illtllllfi Kip lcnillor Blucllors, tap sloes . . . . . . . . . . . . Boys’ Brown Gfilllltlil boots . . . . . . . . . . Boys’ Black (lruin Blllcllola, tap solos . . . . . . . Youths’ Brolvll Grain boots, 11 to 13 . . . . . . . . . “lfilllttlllri BOX Kip Boots, nailed, . . . . . . ..

hlifiscs Box Kip Boots, nailed, . . . . . (Illildrolfls Box Kip Boots, 8 to 101/; . . Children's, 5 to 7 . . . . . . . . . . . .

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HEAVY Lulllnnalvlairs avenues P’

enhance

Qov-wci

$2.50 $1.95 $1510 $1.95 $1.70 ...... .. $1.35 . $2.90

$2.35

Illclfls (as cut) ..

hlissos’

Boys, White Solos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . OVERSHOES

Monks (luslllllorctto 2 buckles . . .\Icl1’s Cllslllllercttc, 4 buckles .‘.Ioll’s llllcctl, Heavy Solo and Iiocl to wear witllou Tillch . . . . Do Rubber vamp, li inches high . . Monks Jersey’ cloth 2 buckles . . . . . . . . . . . .\icll’s Jersey cloth, 3 buckles . . . . . . . Monks Jcrstly cloth, 4 buckles . . . . . . hit-it's Jcl. 0y cloth rubbers . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . Boys’ Ovcrsllncs, 4 buckles . . . . Womcn’s (Jvtlrsllocs, 3 ‘buckles . .. Vilollltlll ‘s (lvorslloos, 4 buckles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wolllcllhs (lvorsllocs, 2 huckllcs, i! straps No. 1 . \\'olncu's .li‘l‘>ll‘_\‘ (lloill, ‘Z buckles, L’ straps . . . . . . . . \Vollll‘ll’s Jcrscy Ullltll, 2') fustcningrs . . . . . . . hlisscs, 4 bllcklv ovtlrslloos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Children's, Il llllcklc ovcrsllocs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .