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. When a chsrmin hostess does all her own coo in; et has plenty of time for er guests; when there's not the slightest waiting between courses of a delicious dinner, a guest who doesn't own an electric range can't resist ask- ' g, “How do you possibly do it?" ~

Her hostess is glad to ex- plain. Women who cook elec- trically uickly become enthu- siasts. T ey want to tell others how they can go out shop- ping, say, or to an afternoon party, and yet find dinner ready to serve when they get home; how clean and fast and dependable their electric ranges are, and how sully

economical, too.

One woman’s recommenda- tion to another has sold count- less electric ranges. Learn how easily you, too, can enjoy what is really a new freedom from kitchen cares. Ask any woman who cooks electrically or stop in our store or ANY

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BIIARIJIAN

—GLYUIB.INE anti-freeze, low price at Bruce's. 6654-11-22-21.

—BABI BURNER. No. 18 Silver Moon, in good repair st $10.00 at. Bruce's. 0632-11-21-21.

—AUTO AND RADIO Storage

Batteries, sold at Braces. 6654-11-32-21.

—POLICE COURT-In the Sum- merside Police Court on Monday morning, one drunk was fined $5 and costs-S.

—DANCE i‘. Richmond Hall post- poned to Thursday, November 24th.

Revellers Orchestra. If stormy fol- lowing night. Admission 25c. 6640-11-21-21

—~SEIZURE 0F RUM-On Sun- day evenins. the Town Police and R. C. M. P. raided a house in the West end of Bummerslde and made a seizure of thirty-five gallons of rum. No arrests were made.—-S.

—IN P. C. HOSPITAL-Lil's. Wil- liam Higgins of Kcnslngton under- went a serious operation in the Prince County HospTt-al on Thurs- day. Her many friends will be peas- ed to hear that she is progressing favorably-K,

—CORRECTION - Mrs. E. l. Parkman, whose brother died re- cently in Vancouver, B. C., is a resident oi’ Charlottetown and is not Mrs. E. E. Parkman, of Sum- merside, as was stated in the report in Saturday's Guardian. Mrs. Park- man, of Summerside, was before her marriage a Miss Mlll.-—S.

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POULTRY FEED Pl G FE ED CATTLE FEED FOX FEED

HORSES and other live Stock. Our prices are the lowest.

For sale at our Seed and Feed Siorc.

De Roche Womci hold in the school on 'l‘ur\

1st wiihslx members and fr." itors present.

sdod. The m. meeting “"3"? signed. The i-ilill then read, and line of

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x. w. LiiWTllER BAmrisTians. SUIJFITORS, aTc 84 Grmii George Street MONEY TO LOAN

McLEOD & ‘BENTLEY J. A. BENTLEY W. E. BENTI. Y, K C. Barrister and Aitninvy-ut-Lnw MONEY TO LOAN Office: 180 Richmond Street

Prohibition Commission Chas. ll. Black, Chairman, , Charlottetown. Ian. ll. McDonald, West St, Peters John Simpson, Hamilton. Send all Information regarding Infractions 0f PROHIBITION AC1‘ lo the above or to Inspector J. Frlpps, it. C. M. P,

J.A. MacDonald, K12.

BABRISTEB, SOLICITOR, he. ltlley Building Charlottetown, P. E. Island. Ioney to Loan and Collections gdven the very beet attention.

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Charlottetown and Montague

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MARK R. MoOUIGAN

nusisrsii, sbticiron. no. non! ro man Cameron Block. Charlottetown, PJ-l,

The programme ¢~iis':<'c<l s!’ "m: solos, sung by Mrs. John D, McIn- nis, and Miss Mary McCormacli, After adjournntent and singing of the National Anihcm, n dainty lunch was served by the hostesses. Mrs. Milton Doyle kindly invited the members to her lioinc for the December meeting. Roll call will be answered by “Riddles?

"I am ready to return to Germany if my people desire it. but not oth- erwise." —Ex-Kalscr Wilhelm.

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_We have in stock and receiv- ing regularly by ears COAL of the best quality

ANTHRACITE_.

llard Nut. Readings Fan-mug Anthracite for base burner. ltelsh Anthracite Egg size, double screened for furnaces, Welsh Anthracite Nut size for Jacki-t heaters, ranges, etc, Ecntch Anthracite Egg 5|", hlllltsi quality double screened.

BXTUMINOUS_ 5mm!" 01¢ Sydney Screened. Svrlnshiu Screened. lnverness Screened. 53M" N1". 5W". and Round. COKE- ' n i ' i ' " Coke. YUI Glllllol [Q ynm‘ on buy“! any of the above well known brands of Coal. N" Ivy iii-loos. Special prices in Car loll. Prompt deliveries. Try n. m, y", In! order.

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—BUYING AT CARLETON live and dressed Poultry, Wednesday, twenty - third, paying highest market prices. Fred Bell.

8656-11-22-11.

-BIG VARIETY CONCERT King George l-lall, Kensington. Thursday evening, November 24th. Auspices St. Mary's Church, Indian River. Prince County and Char- lottetown. All star entertainers.

6618-1l-21-4i.

—'l'lll FAMOUS Scottish m- tertsiners MacDufl Copeland, and Kenneth Dun will give their Enter- tainment in Malpeque Hall on Wednesday evening, November 28rd. Under the auspices of the Malpeque Rink Committee. Admis- sion 25 cents. 6635-11-21-21.

—TIIE ANNUAL closing dance of the summerslde Golf Club ed- vertised for last Wednesday will. take place on Wednesday, Novem- ber 23, in’ the Capitol Grill, Bum- merside. New novelties. Refresh- ments. Five piece orchestra. Spec- ial low prices this time.

6642-1l-21-2i

—SILVER WEDDING-A very large number of friends gathered: at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John James Rooney, Mill River on Tues- day evenii\. November 8th to ten- der to them their best wishes on the twenty-fifth anniversary of their marriage. Mr. and Mrs. Roon- ey were the recipients, of many costly and beautiful gifts, which testified to the esteem in which they are held by their friends. A dainty lunch was served to all af-

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"roar your. nnuo WANTS

at Mebons big One Cent sale. November 29rd. 24th. 35m I114 5589-11-18-51.

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.3708 MENF-Fmsh Oaplin for Ale. Order early as fish are lum- J. H. Maelennsn. Meatless.

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..'0NI‘. CENT buys the extra article at MBDOD’! One Cent Sale. November 23rd, 24th, 25th and 20th-

6500-11-18-51.

..°LOS'l'—Dunlop Tire and Rim between Charlottetown and Mon- tague. Finder please notify Bruce McLean, Montague. 6667-11-22-ii.

..'0NE CENT buys $2.50 worth at Maborrs One Cent Sale Novem- ber 23rd, 26th, 25th and 28th. Don't miss it. 6589-11-18-51.‘

..°DON'T MISS this opportunity to buy your Christmas Presents. Stationery, Toilet Articles, Candy and Chocolates, Drugs. etc., at Mabons One Cent Bale November

23rd, 24th, 25th and 26th. . 6589-1l-18-5i.

..'NARROW ESCAPE — What might have resulted in a more seri- ous accident occurred about a mile from Montague on the Lower Mon- tague road on Saturday afternoon. Mr. John Westaway narrowly escap- ed death when the steering gear of his car broke. The car turned over three times and crashed into a tele- phone post. Mr. westaway was thrown out of the car and ‘ was picked up a short time afterwards in an unconscious condition and taken to the office of Dr. Pnston Maclntyre, where it was found that he sustained injuries to his chest, arms and legs. The car is a com- plete wreck. 0n Sunday afternoon the victim of the accident was re-

ter which the time was most. pleas- antly whlled away in music and dancing until the early hours oi’ the

Mr. P. A. Leclwcli and sister Mrs. Grcgzry of Boston visited their sis- Mrs. Aurnisuis Ay-lvrard and

‘ 1t Cizmlntictown on féuuiiriy" they motor- in

sit their bro- zuid his fum- . > soc tlic old Th f.‘ iwuiarkmi. luv-

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A. 1 ""“-*“"“z '*“'~’j“5' ‘°"§“'°°d ‘he wit“ 0f her $1$ier Mrs. mmsririrra MEETING—'I‘he L; after something great and fine A... . imspwiisli liavc George Sherry. Mr. Basil Shci-rwizth annual meeting of Cardiganbf deep spiritual significance in relax igmniii, ivpre- W011’ patyron- was irvisitorio Fcrnwmd lastwweek. lwqmgyfs Infl/jhiitveiiwas W rhea; ion v trying to wad ‘the peqfle into g H- - jfur the liiiic folks. Ikfusic by the George Dwtvsoii arid M?“ J lat the-home oif M", Gerald Mac- not m extremist’ but were is the ilgdifgn 11...», nrch,.st,,.,, “.15 mu h M", . 11 f ' - fliiusfitionaids, Meeting opened by Isad- fear in the event or Gandhi's de- i . c l a; a o Augustine Cove were mg of the Greed. The President m1“ o; the extremm, o; each

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—PEIIREN<)LOGIST STEPS OUT —Mr. William McCourt, seer of Millvsle and Hope River and locally famous for his knowledge of “head reading," was a visitor to Kcnsing- ton, 11mg River and Summcrside oii Thursday. Mr. MbCoui-t has read and studied meticulously the best authorities on the science of phren- oiogy, and his knowledge of “bumpsfl facial characteristics etc, borders on the uncanny, Mr. McCourt ls also a historian of considerable note-hav- ing a most retentive memory, he can describe minutely famous hap- peningsof forty or titty years ago.

—-FUNERAL OF MR. CHARLES HOWATT-Thc funeral of Mr. Charles Howatt. was held on Sun- day afternoon from the home of his niece, Mrs. Frank Arnctt, on Summer Street, Summcrsldc. The service was very largely attended. Rev. C, J. St. Clllll‘ Jeans officiated, assisted by Rev. L. B. Campbell The remains were conveyed to Try- on directly after this service and taken into the Presbyterian Church, where many old friends came and paid their respects to an old and honoured resident. Rev. Dr. Genge, the pastor. conducted the short ser- vice there. Intermcnt took place in the family plot in tho Presby- terian Cemetery. The pull bearers were, E. W. Manson, Mayor of Sum- nierside, Oliver McNeil], S. M. Hicks, Joseph Aflleelt, Gordon Daw- son and Louis Leard-S.

‘morning whm all departed wish- ‘ng Mr. and Mrs. Rooney many "iappy returns. - i --FERN\VO0D—Mr. and Mrs. iArthur Sherry, Fcrnwood, spent glast ivcck very plrrisantly the guests lol Mrs. Sherrys parents Mr. and ‘lllrn. James Rooney. Mr. and Mrs. jl-lcrmait ltlcFrrlniic, Fernwootl were lrcrcnt visitors to Tyne Valley. Mr. ‘and Mrs. Alexander McFarlanc, and Mr. Charles h-lcFai-lane, Fern- ;\vo<r.l motored to Tyne Valley on g Mr. and lvlrs. George

' of Fcrnwood were in Sum- TT1ll‘l‘.'> ll“ recently. bliss Dorothy

.1 “Iemmill of FFEOLFWVH‘ spent 1.155

recent visitors to F'€l'flli'0Ofl.—s

PERSONALS

‘hat Mrs. W.‘ L. Johnson, of Mar- gate, who was recently operates on in the Prince County Hospital, is "liiklflfl l1 800d recovery.-—S.

—Mr. William Doyle of Boston wns ivpnssenger to the Island on the wsclt-erid excursion. He visited hi’: Waite and family Kcnsington.

—Mrs. Robert Murphy of Kap- uskasing, Ont. who spent a weer; vrlth her husbands parents Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy, Clermont, returned to her former home in St. LouLs where she will visit for some time-K

-—Df‘. Camlllus Mclcllnn of Bos- ton visitcd his old home and rel- atives at Indian River on Sutur- day last. Dr. Mcbcllan, who is a son of Mr. John A. McLellan, is practising dentistry in Boston, and is building up a lucrative business. -—K

‘"1110 greatest foe oi’ international friendship is war and vice vcrsa tho greatest foe of war i3 international friendship." -Bishop of Exeter.

“I don't believe I have ever writ- ten more than a dozen lines of Poetry a day.

-Wllllam Butler Yeats.

BRINGING UP FATHER

ported to be restut easlly.—I-I. ..'WOMEN'S INSIITUTE — A new branch o! the Women's Instit- ute was organized at St. Peter's Harbor, November 18th, 1932. Fol- lowing are the oflicers for the com- ing year: President, ws. Albert MucEivcn; Vice President, Mrs. Harry MarEwcn; Secretary, Miss ‘Hilda M. O'Donnell, Bristol, 130i; 40; ‘Directors, Mrs. Victor MucEwen, Mrs. Howard Anderson, Mrs. Em- mett Wisner; Auditors, Mrs. Dwight Masher, Mrs. Gerald Barry. The .mcetings to be held on the first Wednesday of the month. Place of next meeting will be the home of Mrs. Howard Anderson. Roll cnll to be answered by a Christmas . Gift.

gave an excellent report 0f work Bf-‘Conllllished during year. The fin- ancial report showed $l75.00 in funds taken in during the year,

_I-‘riends will be pleased t0 learn .part of which was paid towards up~ woe’ bug mgiand h” brought new

‘kccp of the street lights, Red Cross collections were attended to. Some necemary articles were bought for the school including two new maps. Ten dollars was sent to Sanatorlum also donation or preserves. About $60. was expended on insde finish of ktclicnette in connection with Publioliall. Election of officers for tho ensuing year took place, re- suiting as follows: Mrs. W. Buch- anan, President; Mrs. L. C. Allen Vice President; Mary L. MacDonald Secretary Treasurer, (re-efected); Drectors, Mrs. W. Agnew, Mrs, D. Scrimgeour, Mrs. J . Doucette; Auditors, Mrs. A. S. MacDonald, Mrs. H.M. Brcthers. Delicious lunch was served by the hortess. McctlnB adjourned by singing National An- them-H

..'CEN'l‘ SALE- Mr. l-l. J. Mn- bon, of Montague, P. E. I., is con- ducting another of his animal one cent sales. Mr. Mabon each year gives his many customers a real treat in the way o! bargain prices. This sole is a profit sharing method of advertising, developed by the United Drug Co. as an advertising plan. Rather than spend large sums of money in other ways to convince you of the merit of these goods, they are spending it on this sale in permitting us to sell you two full size packages of high qual-

COMMON HABITS

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GENTLEMAN-YOUR MANNERQ ARE nonnio- orcounosnrou wouuam- VNDER5TAND WHAT A cotusce

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English Integrity _ Trusted by India

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mammal». Nov. 21-130 India 133mm has brought the ideal o! human life's value and sanctity. m4 m, "amass o1 , utility, new ideas that mean the ehsnlfl l" the whole soelel uranium. w! migland is responsible for seein! i, through. Her problem is to im- mote s. relationship free of WW!“- siism and subordination, and radi- cals who think that Bwhnd should scuttle from India d0‘ 110i

declared Wilbert Smith, associate general of tin, International Oom- mlttee of the YnM. O. A». spsakinl nt the weekly luncheon meetill, 0f the Progress Club of Montreal.

Biglmd has In investment in India of more than mot!!! Ind something for more precious, he said. m his Ito! in Indie ll N! American citizen, he learned Y0 drink tea, a habit he had formerly considered pernicious, and to ap- preciate the influence of the indi- vidual Englishman ln lhdll- H9 cums to admire on the one side the reliance placed in the English character, and the prestige grown out of tradition, and to see on the other-the, Of.‘.,lsm rooted in , l grievances.

"India trusts the integrity oi the English," he said, "but there has been a great loss of British pies- tige in the least. And the cause? A change in the individual attitude to the native. The Indian has an uncanny ability to judge character and to sense opposition. In Poona there were two men, one trusted and loved, the other detested. Yet the man the native regarded with favor was thought of by his own people as a strong-armed militar- ist; but he thoughi», of the native as s man, the other thought of him as a nigger. .

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Persona‘ Deletions

"Trouble in India is not a mattdr or poYey, but of personal relations, the antagonizing o! the Indian through gratuitous bad manners. And it can't be done in the east any more without political conse- quences," the speaker said. He traced the background rapidly foi- his audience, the divisions olstatei religion and caste, stressing the impossibility of gettingnear to on

every prejudfcz; even lanzimse was an insuperable barrier.

"Gandihi, for instance, is right-q ing his own nigh mm people“ ‘through his hunger strike. He is? not fighting the British Govern-

paity getting their way in their respective parties. "There have been benefits both

lo Elngland and India under British

{conceptions or life's value and the saoredness of personality. The problem is to rld the relationship of patetnalizm and bureaucracy, and i, is a relationship that the

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5T ANDREWS WOMEN'S INSTITUTE

The annual meetin! 0! the 5t- Andieww Women's Institute was ma at the home o! MN- J- P- mcmgyr, on Tuesday evening. Nov. 2 with tan members in attendance. n; meeting opened with the reci- tation of the Institute Crud Ind m, ghgrug Maiple Leaf Fbrever, fol- luwed by the roll call which was answered by each inembe PWIHB her membership lee. The minute! 01 the last annual and regular meet- ings were read, approved and stun" ed. The Secretary "1911 3W9 ‘m f- - 1 ‘ .+ (or the past year.

The following officers were elect- ed for the ensuing year: Pfeflient. Mrs. n. .1. MacDonald; vice-Presi- dent, ma. Ffflllk Maemiyrfl: 5w"- tary Treasurer. Mrs. J. P. Macin- tyre: Directors, Mrs. G. D. Mac- Kenzie, Mrs. John Miaclntyre, Mrs. Major smsllwood. Auditors, Miss Joanna uacmirre. M1“ Winnie Mhchityre.

Reports of committees were than given, the sick committee reported having made one vsit.

It was moved and seconded thiit a, ssndtable be purchased for the

school and that the wlndfill h repaired as soon ll NIWI-

‘lhe program for the IIIMB consisted of a recitation. 8i Ilnfl a Piece, by Master Russel Meemtyri a solo, Where the SuIlI-Mlplei Grow. by Miss Mary K- 143090111!- g paper, Three Enemies of Lille. bi Mary Donovan and a lilacs box prize being won by Mrs. G. D. Mae- Kgnzig, A, vote of thanks Wll ten- dared the retiring President ma secretary and on motion $0 84.10"" the meeting closed by liflilfll m‘ National Anthem. A del-lciwl 1111101! was sewed by the L ‘ Mlillfld by Misses Winnie and Rita Muc- Intyre. Mrs. John Macmtm 31nd‘ ly invited the members to he: liomi for the next meeiins when i114 meeting will be opened with flu Institute Creed and Silent Night and the roll call will be answered t‘ with a Christ-mu Cake Rieoiyt- ' ' (Patriot Please 00M).

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"It‘s not brilliance that gets one

any place, it's application." -Lady Reading.

"You cannot extend the mastery of the Government over the daily life of the people."

—Alfred E. Smith.

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the following dates:-

May 22nd, 1933. . September 27th,

Bags for shippin oi.’ B. Roy Holman, town

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