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‘NTICAN CITY, Sept. ZW-ICPL- ' second Vatican

[ates who potzdere" his. laration that. Presuant Roost‘-

i-tow ABOUT A éP/i-RE

PONDAY,

EVERYTHING MUST GO

OW (is the time to outﬁt your boy for Winter, while prices are the lowest in town at the '

BOYS’ STORE

BOYS’ CAPS, (reg. $1.00) for — — — — ~ —- — 69c BOYS’ UNDERWEAR, (reg. $1.25) for —- —- -- — 89c BOYS’ Heavy Navy BREECHES, (reg. $1.95) for $1.59

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Sizes

Prices greatly reduced 0n SWEATERS, SHIRTS, HOSE and IWILAIVIAS.

THE BOYS’. STORE

143 Great (leorge Street

TERMS CASH

"t\':1r:iiiij.i“ to. Charles E. Cotighhn was future possibility tonight by pxzblie

c i‘ll‘.~ that

BOARDING House

Our prices still further reduced 0n all BOYS’ CLOTHING and FURNISHINGS

50 only SUITS

28 to 36

wit was "anti-God."

Vatican )i1‘t‘ltll/.‘$. studying Father Cotighiitfs runarks about the Pre- szdent of ttr- Utlll-‘(l States. ‘Jacy "could not be rcconcilctl ninth the brirf hy attthoritativti Vazzr-ztti

in 9\'t‘l‘,\' pcrltitntc.

TARVAULIH on w oowuv

cor, MR5.,Hoot>LE? ALL étaus Pour TO ATOLJGt-t WMTER! 1 NOTlCED AN Extra/x Tl-hClA LavEtz OF LlHT snow- lklEi on ‘Tl-V BOTTOM stDE OF ‘tut RUG 1N MY KENNEL,

LbéT khEit-FT/S

CHlLL can A votm"! AFTER FULL §ET CF- CHATTERNG mews! tr 100K ALL DAY AND

a Nil? or Mt-gtoo! - NOT s/wtue m’ "roe LAYER or BARK ON MY BUNK l5 so rum, TEETH ‘RATTLED

HALF PRICE

NO APPROVAL

The prelates recalled that the authoritative Vatican tiewspaper 0.~.~.:*rvatore Roinatto recently rc- buktl the priest after a tiolizical :¢])-'L‘(‘ll in which Father Coughiin

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.» / ' ,,:_ _ / = $6 at?’ *4 . - M ARTHA ‘mes / [Ag to sumo ‘EM 'ut>= .19} ttr out: WAY v By WILLIAMS F THAT'S A VEQY WAIT TILL T“ l UNUSUAL CROWD HE GETS if" t riecsar- area -- L ~ NOT A CRAB 1N HEAQ Hi5 (‘i ‘rt-r. sumo-t -WHV. —--'“""‘ ALL GAMES HAVE --—-——'—"— GOT 5OMEBODY ____..-§-——

‘THAT DON'T LIKE 1H’ WAY TH’ OAME l5 COIN’!

JP Jimsvanumomnc. tmnousnnorl. 2

- " ngiit at Bruce's.

'. firm and Missions. w. Multan l l - l Maine. for the summer months. —S

l t he of Glenwood. Lot. a., and not m.

’Y""" CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

WESTERN LOCALS

of a uuny nature 2 cant: I word advance.

may In strictly puynbll In

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Braces. L-676i-2i.

—-CAPTURED, a tattooed female

i I fox. Apply Bruce Paynter, Kansing-

: ton. 11-6773 46-31.

"-3533 WIRE. woven farm fenc- , inc. staples and. brace wire, sold L-Viﬂi-ii.

—OOBRtECTION—\An eqxm- oc-

ieurredixithenamsot one o! the | piuscners who escaped non; m;

iPi-lme County Jail on Thursday

.. lnigm. Itshouldmve read miph -- fMoAlea-r and not Ralph t _

Mwlcm.

-8. —VISITING IN WESTERN CAN- ADA-Mrs. John lung o! Bedeque

- t left this week on a trisit. to her cousin

‘Frederick Gardiner, Battlgford,

.. i Sask. She will later visit her sister, lMrs. Onslow Gardiner in Minne-

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—VISITING IN O0LEM.AN.-—Mr. 4‘ Norman C. MacLean Th. B. is vis- litilig his parents, Mr. and. Mrs. ‘Roderick MacLean of Coleman, be- fore returning to Boston to com- plate his studies in the graduate school of Gordon College of Theo-

iad charge o! a. pastorate in Caribou

--WAS NATIVE 0F GLENWOOD --Phillip Monison who died in Si. John, N. 13., on Tunsdny was a nat-

Battle Crock, the Guardian has beeen informed by friends of the deceased. His sister is Mrs. Gavin Jack, of Milo. —S.

-RETURNED I-IOlVIEF-Ml‘ Jack Schurman, of the Canadian Nat- ional Telegraph staff is being wel- ,comed back to the summcrside ;offioe.. Mr. Scluinnan has been ‘away all summer relieving in Bain-t j John and other Maritime towns and "also in Charlottetown. -S.

—-MARRIED IN REGlN/L-Of special utter-es‘. to relatives in sum- inerside and Kenslngton is the mar- riage in Regina on Septcnsber 3rd-, in the chnpz-l of St. Matthews An- giicall Church of Miss Anna Mac Vanclse, daughter of Mrs.’ Vtuictse and the late W. J. Vanclse, Grand Coulee, Saskatchewan to Mr. A. C. Bowness, cf Cranbrook, B. C. Rev W. J. l-iuitter performed the cere- mony in the presence of relatives and friends. Mr. arid Mrs. Bowness are spending their honeymoon in Quebec, the Muritimes and New Etigland States. Mr. Bowness is a brother of Mrs. Dr. Alex MacNelll 0 Summersidc- He is the son of the late Mr. and lvtrs. Jas. Bowness. Norboro, P. E. I., and is well known l." Prince County, —S.

-—ANGLICAN CLERGYMAN DIES SUDDENLIM-Jfhe death oc- curred suddenly of a. heart attack on the night of Sept. 12th at his home the rectory, 136 South Mount Vernon. Prescott Arizona. of Rev. Alfred W. Nicholle, a former rector for five years of the New London Parish. P. E. I., where he will be long and kindly remembered by his many friends- Before coming to P. E. I. Mr. Nicholls had charge of a. parish in Guysboro N. S After leaving here he took up work for a few years in North Sydney, C. B.,

but owing to Mrs. Nicholls’ ill health they removed to Prescott, Arizona where he labored in the ministry until his death. He leaves to cherish the memory of n. dcvobed husband and father, his widow nee Bertha. L, Thomas of Dartmouth, N. 5., one‘ ‘daughter (Vivian), Mrs. William A Mohr, at present resid- in with them and one little grand daughter with whom he was play- ing when he was called away to meet his Master whom he loved to serve. The sympathy of their man)’ friends is extended to the bereaved family.

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P. L. BownessdSon

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Prince Count) Hospital Ambulance ln Cblfﬂ Sgmmgrgldc, liedequa Ill‘

Remington Phone 88-].

streetcar EXAMINATION

Fitting and Sgpbhg Gllllﬂ

u. .|. anon

OPTOMETBIBT MONTAGUI, l‘. l- l- Ollics Connected Wllh Drugawro.

-‘I‘hla uoluml In rouned [or IIII local Interact but advertising o! luloried ul

standard Vita-Crumbla furl-lug ration, sold in 50-lb. bags at

~30’! ROBIN now, you will not regret it.

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married this week, To the strains of

j the room, the bride's chair was drap- ,cd in white entwined with autumn

. leaves. Overhead was a. large um- brella h yellow and trhtte and over

all hung a. lovely white wedding bell.

gaily decorated in the general colour scheme, and laden with lovely gifts to shower upon the bride Friends of the bride assisted her in untying tho wrappings to reveal the most. lovely gifts of silver, china. and glass. Miss MacLeod made a. pretty speech of thanks to the assembled guests, after which an informal program oi’ music and song made the time pass quickly until refreshments were ser- ved The attests departed wishing Mh-s MacLeod every happiness. —B.

--Rlev J W. A. Nicholson. pastor oi the North Bcdeqtie United Church is tn Ottawa. attending the Genera‘. Council oi’ the United Church in Canada, being chosen by the P. E- I. Presbytery to represent them a‘. the Conference.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Muttart oi Carleton returned Monday evening from their honeymoon trip through the Maritimes.

Mr and Mrs. Russell MacDonald of Carleton are spending their vaca- tion in Ottawa.

Mr. T. J. Inman of Bedeque, Grand Master of the Orange Lodge Order in Prince Edward Island and Mr. W. R. Brooks o! Summerside, District Grand Master, paid an official visit to Borden L. O. L. Thursday night.

Mir Montague Campbell, who has harvested his crop of early Irish Cobbler potatoes, reports an excep- tionally good yield of about 300 bushels to the acre.

At Cape ‘Traverse United Church last Sunday the Borden Junior Choir, under the capable leader- ership of Mrs. Ralph Toombs, ren- dered‘ "spirited and harmonious music in a most pleasing manner. Rev. Arthur Organ took for the theme of his address "Labels", basing his remarks on Matthew, 23-5.

_A very pleasant occurrence took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wright of Middleton last Wednesday evening when Mr. Wright and Mr. T. J. Inman of Central Bedeque celebrated their birthdays which fall on the some date Sept. 23rd. A delicious hot chicken dinner was served by the hostess and a. lovely birthday cake, complete with candies was presented by Mr. Wright's daughter, Mrs. James Brady. Besides Mr. and Mrs. Wright, and Mr. and Mrs. Inmuu, there were present Mr. and Mrs. Albert Illnklctter, Mr. and Mrs. James Callback of Linkletter Road. Mr. and Mrs. James Brady of Char- lottetown.

The Cape Traverse Young People's Union met on Wednesday night with the president, Eleanor Bell in charge. The Scripture was read by Thelma Quigley. Rev.

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FALL-FINDING BATION ls now available ihru your Slmllo Dealers. A SPECIAL IIATION FOB DI- DELOPING GOOD COLORED PILTS. HAD! WITH AND

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HOOD ILOUI

—MILK 0F MAGNESIA liquid or tablets. Taylor Drug 00., Kensing-

-AT'I'R.ACTIV'E COLLECTION.- s very attractive collection of war medals is on display 1n the window of Messrs R. T. Helium's Ltd- The collection belongs to W. R. Bird of Amhemt, N. 8.. well blown for his articles on the Great War. Medals and Badge; of Canadian regiments who went overseas, besides pro war lllllitin. U-‘nbivs and some from the Iuipstrtslruroes sue contained in the collection which ls regarded us the ﬁnest and most complete in Can.- -B.

—BBIDE-'.l0-BE 8 .— The lovely hum of Mir. and Mrs.

James Campbell, Gil-hams Road was filled to capacity last Wednes- day evening, when over two hundred. guests assembled tn honour Misc Margaret. MscLeod, daughter of Ml‘. and libs. Ray MaoI/eod, whcis to be

the Wedding March played by Miss Dorothy Warren of Cavendish, the

bride-tc-be was escorted to the newt y of honour by Miss Katherine Ooilcy. t Blending with the colour schema of

Two young girls carried in NISKBYS

est tires ever uilt

The patented

town roacl throu h sand and grave .

Dealer and have

Carleton and Vicinity

OR cans

Autumn rains will soon turn unimproved rural roads into seas of mud. Equip with Fire- stone Ground Grip tires and sure of getting through.

Ground Gr’ a are the great-

_ self-cleaning, super-traction tread makes its

of doctors, salesmen, farmers and truck operators who travel over all kinds of roads in all types of weather enthusiastic- ally report Ground their greatest driving ai .

Ground Grip tires cost no more than standard types of tires. See your local Firestone

your car or truck NOW.

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be

for traction.

mu snow, Thousands

Gri tires

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R .0 u N o o R | P TBIIREST .

[TRUCKS AND TR crons

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ISON MacLEOD

FIRESTONE- WAREHOUSE _224 Great George Street

Arthur Organ gave a brief talk on the Convention theme, what it means to be a Christian in our time and place, pointing out the need of readjustment of ideas ‘in order to reach the essential meaning of Christianity. After the closing hymn “Lead, on, O King eternal“, and a. brief recreation period, the meeting closed with God Save the King.

Mr. Elwood MacLeod of New Glasgow, N5, assisted by Mr. Ken- ncth Bell of Carleton put on a de- monstration of the Wcarever Alum-

inum Waterless Cooker at the home oi’ Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Inman o! , Central Bedcque last Monday even- ‘ ing. It was favorably received by a i number of interested guests. similar demonstrations have been put on at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril McFarlane of Femwood and Mr.

and Mrs. James Henderson oi Bedeque. UD33 D3J)’

BULBS autos

w" h"? 11181 received direct from HOLLAND our annual "Dilly of DUTCH BULBS. These Bulbs have been in- ﬁllecied at port o! entry and are free from disuse,

Choice Flowering Bulbs

IIYACINTIIS, (Double and Single.)

TULIPS, (Early Single.)

TULIPS, (Early Double.)

DARWIN TULIPS, (long

stem) Double and Single.

NARCISSUS, Extra largo Bulbs -

nsrromcs. us» large Bulbs.

CRDCUS. Choice Mixed (large bulbs).

FRUSIA, (Mixed colors.)

GALANTIIUS

All-of the above EXTRA LARGE or FIRST SIZE.

Send for our bulb llsi. now

ready. All selling at howls‘! PRICES.

Garter & 0o. p Limited

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she will visit relatives nnd friends. Mr and Mrs. Max Lcfurgey, Mrs

F‘i'ank Dixon, Mrs. Manson McNeill

all of Cape Traverse left Suturdtli

His many friends will regret to learn of the illness of Mr. T. B. Gillespie of Carleton.

Mrs. Traverse left Friday morning on u w Boston and holiday trip to Amherst, N.s, “there cn_1c;___D_

w' H- P- nvmg 0f C5190 morning on a ttvo-tvceks motor tril American

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R R ' ARS To BOSTON and NEW YORK $13.00 $18.00 Pﬂlm ALL STATIONS ON PRINCE EDIVARD I$LAND Via Saint John and Basic-m Steamship Lines GUIDE! SATURDAY. OCTOBER I0, I936

Return From New York ‘Thursday, October l5_ 1936 Limit: From Boston, irlday. October 16, 19:46

IMMIGRATION PEIIJVIITS-tlmporluni)

Pvwixem should be In powesslon of l! lettcr m nur- LICATE from their bank manager. clergyman or government "ﬂlcllli Cefl-"Yllll ls l0 their name and complete address: vltllenshlp: intended length of stay In [he United States: and the name and complete; address of person to whom des- tined. The letter should be signed by applicant in the presence of the issuing official.

Persons who are NOV!‘ citizens of Catnula, or Brill-ii subjects domiciled in Canada, require [transports vised by nn American Consul.

This letter may also be used when rc-eutering Canada.

Children .0! Five and under Twelve years oi age HALF FARE.

Tickets 500d in Meals aIu] m“, DAY COACHES ONLY on steamer extra

MAKE roux ucscnvAr-ioifitjiiiiv Consult Nearest Ticket Axon! for full Information.

cmunuu llnnotut. RAILWAYS

Use Canadian National Tt-lrgraphs

0600 CO ‘O $4 §4>§OO§§§§~§§§'.“

Hard Coal 30ft Coal * ‘ Coke

IN STOCK and TO ARRIVE

- SAVE One Dollar ($1.00) per tonby booking early for delivery direct from car or vessel while discharging.

POOLE v& THOMPSON, Limited

MONTAGUE

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