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Xmas Gift Sale .

` Buy Jewelry ,,_ Coupons to win $30.00 5

value. ' _ __I,

Watches, Rings, Ros- _,l ‘ aries at n bargain. _f Chester/,X-Cs`mpbeil _ Jeweler, Queen St. »;, Fennel! and Chandler *I

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YORK, England, Nov. 23-(C_F-) -Princess Helens Victoria received fl purses in the Guildhall collected in Yorkshire for the Young Men's Christian Association. The total amount was $7,250, tl which $1.- 500 were in pennies. - ‘

_Card of Thanks

Mr. and me. Daniel Clark and “muy wish to express their sincere

$1215 to their numerous! friends,

s vss and neighbours 0 their

extreme kindnessea, help andrtokens oi sympathy in their sudden and

lflsic bereavement. L-:lisa-il-25-li.

l lll MEMUIIIIM

in fond and loving memory of KEN'l'l0l.D L WAITB Wim departed this life Nev. Iii. 1981. "Gone but not forgotten."

inserted by 2 wife and famlb.

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Ill loving rnmiory of our dear mother llts. BENJAMIN 0. DOUGLAS who departed this life ~

November B5, IBD. is the memories that linger

you IU!

e ff; ig l'=- at 3 £5

ING

av “D

trading was considerably faster

than on liridav. Transactions for _

the two-h0\l!' BENCH tiitlrlltd 1,811- slug M is .day af pxjyer for mmsmua wx

180 shares. its cmnwaum WN!

Rail And

Lead Climb

-_-_--_

By Frank Maeliileaw Associated Press Financial riter (By 6uardin|'r’s Special Wire) NEW YORK, Nov. 24. - In the

_ heaviest weekend trading since Feb

more an recovering oss

of Friday. Wall Street observers noted that the rise followed the statement of Marriner Eccles chair man of the Federal Reserve Board The statement said: “I think that there is an element of safety and of strength in the fact that the security purchases are being finan ced out of cash without increased use of bank c1'edit.'

Whil iti in

e specis es were good

demand, throughout the session, the rails staged a sharp rally in the late trading. Brokers said demand was ompted in part by the good sho g in October net operating

income by some systems.

Evans Products led the special ties, soaring Ht to 94%. mhers up lto2ormarewere: 0cllins&Aik~ man at 45%. Curtis Publishing at

22'/| and Gold-Dust at 11%.

In the Canadian list gains of a

point or more were recorded by In- ternational Nickel, Lake Shore, Dis- tlllera~Seagrsms and Ford of Can- ada "A". Canadian Pacific, Hiram Walker, Dome Mines, Massey-Han rin, Dominion Stores, Imperidl Oil

Measured by the Associated Press ersgeofsostocksihemanketwas th 1.1 to 56.0. The hourly pace of

_ of 1 to around 5 points. . In th its I

Sa Th

Bonds were generally steady to

had in the low-Driced mil Obiign- g NON. ‘

“l!0LLER"

-If mllady neglects in "holler" when the permanent wave mach- inesingesherscalp,sho has no right to collect damages in a law

niilg Judge Oscar Yarnell hs; rison's suit for 81,000 damages against a beauty shop, Judge Yar- ncll cbeervedz'

"Woman will get into those

primping machines and sometimes it's just a direction with them of how much punishment they can stand."

"But," obicotcd Eugene Jones,

eourmel for Mrs. Harrison, “if beauty parlor; admitted there was a risk, thcy‘d all go out of busi- ness." ,

“Wei-l.” Judie Yarnsli replied.

“maybe they should. You oan‘t im-

MONDAY N'0Vl£ll if

:iso rf u.-,-iniermecius c. o. 1. social neu.

130 P. M.-Scouts.

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SISTER MARY EULALIA

` MUILALLY

Remember the Grand Tea and

Fancy Baie on Thursday. 3.00 P. M.-llgriinatim Party for

E5;

came with tragic sudden- Saturday to Sister Mary

'Mullaliy of the Congrega-

'lhl I ` er reezimumume- uovmumm I newly nature ls be e emu s sexo;

. nr:-‘.£t‘.“»'f.'n.i“ The Central Guardian

...S

10, 1934, the rails Ind utilities rose to new highs for the year Saturday as the market swept up for gains

Fleet Earl Jellicoe, under the aus plces of the Charlottetown Branch of the Canadian Legion, B. E. S. L.. an accoimt of which appears in an- spirit o er

and Canadian Marconi showed franc- yi onal improvement. ~

“H I IDI W ` mound sum, good references wants position till Christmas it per- manently- Write “P.'° Boa lie. ciusnusn. L-slat-11-1a~ai.

BEA! DB.

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EVANGELICAL DISCOUBSI -

The subject of the Holy Uommun- ion was discussed by Evangelist Johnston' in his lecture Sunday, night at the Brighton Uluh Rooms.

'I0 LEAVE FOI 0'l1‘AWA»--lb.

Justice Arsenault will leave for 0t-

tswa in attend the Canadian As- sociation of Tourist and Publicity

eRev Father-Oottm 0-R».,eele-

the 11 o’elock sung celebration cf the Holy Eucharist, the Rev. Gunn Malone was the celebrant, while the Rev. Father cotton was the preach er. taking as his text the Collect for

Thee0!nrd. thewlllsof'l.‘hyfaith ful people, etc. At! 30th¢r_e'wlsnmemoriallot-

vice for the late Admiral of the

th column. At Evenson Canon Malone of

Bureaus in connection with the new 'Canadian Travel Bureau Ee will time takewiihhimthereelofthemov- aid ing picture on Prince Edward Island ,speed shown at the special meeting Friday ard's night, also another reel which was mad

ST. PERB! CATHIDIAL iggggg

thYesterday morning at 8 o'c1ock 3

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elated and reached from the text

the dey. viz., "Stir up we beseech

ne ‘ `

P. of Jes

Forget those things which are b din

tins ull

hind and reaching forth to those

“Getting Sandy”

xihuyrau mnsringd 1 is sm

or e

and iztlggvalro ve 1;? con-

experienes. easing

altieelbeoween acts: Al Blanch-

orchestre; delicious home

attuned to

attuned to the other. The Malden, Mass., passed peacefully, _”` le of God is the Church away hom the scenes of this earth W Ohrid. eternal. nur in to the gmt beyond. Miss sa-:wart

indestructible impreg was born in Kingsboro, P.E.I fifty

llrgl =;=§§I lggéf gg; l siiggg

e candy will be sold during the

Admiuion See. L-BWI

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femblel. the wonder-fm temple

impressive ritual cf

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not shown. . show.

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His

int Andrew Apostle and Martyr mm,

K - ., The temple of God is his seven years ago, the daughter of

of Bt. Martha. i

The deceased was one of the

Junior members ei the Community

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and until recently was in perfectly lood health. About two weeks ago she was sent to the Charlottetown » Holliitel for medical treatment and, although not cmsidered seriously ill. I change occurred apparently during Friday night. An inquest was considered unnecessary by Gor- mer Dr. G. L. smith and the re- mains vere conveyed to Mount St. Mary's Novitiate, Mt. Edward Road. where the funeral will take place

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Missmlalialullally cfSouris Wat and she is survived by her father I Paid* Mullallr or sou:-ir west. and 1 four lnethers, James. Chester, Tho- 1 mae and Ethelhsrt, and also three sisters, Ruth. Edith and Patricia.

The funeral Mass will be sung by

Env. 1*. L. Muilally with Rev. A. L.

McCarthy oe Sub Deacon. The absolution and burial service will 5° °hm¢°¢l |77 the Bishop of Chor- lottetown.

The sympathy of the whole com-

munity is extended to the Sisters of Bt. Martha in this sorrowful occur renee.

this morning. ,

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Thg death took place at Cape

Traverse, P.E.I. on Nov. llth, 1985. of Angus McNeill, an old and high- ly respefed resident of the com-

llgimity in which he lived all his.

Born sit Cape Traverse 'M years

W0. having worked as a carpenter

all his life, he has left many fine vision,

of building to be remembered by. '

Hs leaves to mourn, his wife at

Cape Traverse, two daughters, Mar-

gsixo and Catghfrrikrze of Boston, al- Y X so sole. 0 and John, both R CL

of Gaps Traverse. F RE

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At the home of her brother in

aw, Harlem P. Kennedy. Kings- LAUNDBn§

Our wonderful new “CLOREX” dry cleaning system is really a

revelation. .You garments come home as sweet and odorless and spotless as when new, and they are so shaped and moulded on our new iinishing equipment as to add to your comfort and appearance immeasurably,

Mr. Bltner, fresh from the cleaning shops of Toronto and Chicago,

has been procured to take charge of this department. We are pleased to be able to oEer a complete range of dry cleaning under his expert super-

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boro on Sunday November :ith as "* . ~

such the last rays of' the sun sank in PHONE 104

worshipful rest beyond the westem horizon the

and each spirit of Miss Harriet A. Stewart, _ ___,__

"""““"'-'*""-Z--- ' The charming seal

f 'File committee win not ian on aes:

,ear-s, and that our people Will sive generously of their time and their means in making this Campaign the

it deserves.

mme” GEORGE D. DeBIDIS» -

Campaign

an everlasting witness to the lat, Wm. and Mrs. stewart.

mistake oraccldent, ex intheUB.Bhehadbeeninfs.il

We Are Buying Daily At

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

November 8, 1935.

Lieutenant Governor.

ive ever of order beauty and ing health for ten months previous

“The Spirit of God dwelleth to her death having undergone a

sunday nm is me tint suns” “‘

Saturday next is the Festival of

you

May your ideal ever be serious operation in the Mass Gen

Our Warehouse

To tl'iIes.1Pegple of Prince Edward @

an :

The Tuberculosis Christmas Seal

firm in all sections with demand in

UHA'l'i‘ANi0OGA. Tenn., Nov. 8 go,-uwon listened imgngyy gg gn

Uhrists Kingdom here and now

continued his series of popular Sunday evening sermons, his sub-

ject being "The Lord is my Shep- herd." 'Paking for his tex .Helm XXIII, Ver. 1. The preacher fave a graphic description of the life The

and methods of an Eastern Shep- “U herd, and showed how David had 1".

sy ~ known as "the pcarlcf the bcokof Psalms." There is an aver-i.ncxeas-

prove on human-nature! ' gflmftifugdznuflfbgf '£°yf:;,';l“5”°';h"f

Advent. the commencement of e church year.

ST. IAMIS UHUBW

Alarge °°l1Kl‘¢¢l-tionyesterday

mon by the Minister, Rev. Dr. the aivauim ivioorhead Legate on the text Mat- sour' Mr. V. L. Dtngweil tocrthe

haw XII, Ver 30 He that is not

with me is against me." hi: them a lied to professing 115 wlllldidnotalignthemselveaact-»',,.`

vely with the furtherance of

In the evening, Rev. Dr. Inglis

impressive, heart-searching mr- tha

ted

mboliced these in what was

present being most meoilrlli-Ds.

RELIGIOUS, il

‘His le.

The subitd of Mr. McLeod’s

evening sermfm was “The threefold life of man."

Includcdintheliruaioofthoday

the anthems “O Saviour of ld” in the morning and at

service “Sun of IU

were

Jolointbeeveningan-

iiréii dsc Sisifi §§rr§2

liih

as oi

urvrrap cannon

in lmina mllwfv

me r. s. wrench.

rigs; gig, Eggs'

33%; §§gvn '$9.5 a?§§ EEE

ii.:

charac

arable

tododatnnualemwithitsgor-

universe,

TRINITY

o .

Grade , er; 2,

Ll yd MacLeod; 3, Helen MacDon- ald. us

aid; 2, Estelle Lea: 8, Doris Enman.

Kathleen Currie; 3. Marion Masters. m

oh .

J .

2 Grade III (a)-J; Herbert Hunan; Donald. 'gl

VIBNON’ RNIB BWOOL

Honorrollofvernonkiva-School r themcni.ho!0ctoher\

X-l Freda Gani

Grade VII.-1, Margaret MacDon-

Grade VI-l, Ann Tweedy; 2,

Grade IV-1, Victor Wilson 2,

nny Wilson

Ruby MacDonald, 3, Marion Mac

Grade III fb)-1, rrene Enrnsn.

Grade I ia)-l, George Wilson.

Mario MacDonald-Teacher.

Services moming and ltvening

yesterday were very accepts ly tak-

MD‘ MacLe“ en by ‘the Rev. J. M. McLeod of

Charlottetown. Ihr his mornin(

UNDKITAKII subject Mr. Mclecd chose “Tho

'Dsmple of God." His sermon had mr

lllllll-MIIB ia barn me words or s

I Cor. 3, lil, "Imow ye n

Olarlettstcwgandf ,mquumpleofdodm

“gm '||¢.|,|" spirit of God dwelleth

Paul must have known well two

Pltllle IIC

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Fond are the 'memories that linger, °"'*'~ Vu _` Dearietheenethetiegone. s¢v\'a"""- ,_ 4

:.f.*;::.:°:.i°:f..'I;_‘*°" ,=;_.~*._i=-__.'~?,@,... INSIIITID BY HIS FAMILY. unsung. luybhb. his us

_ 1 -Dodds K|dneyPllls\

Masses were celebrated at the

_ ual -

M?ifk°d<;sr‘;I1eIr¥;_sl,'clI»unilhM?;1§i-ildinéiea' °°‘“°’ °'“”°" ’°"°’d"' ’" lm"

onsatallthehiassea.

Th and

Hilh Edwar hrright preached very practical ser-

Bunday School was held in the

aftern

cons

Pre

lil

a duettista were Mrs. Lawson

Mrs. Henderson.

HOLY BEDEIMIB CHURCH

Sunday hours at Holy Re

Mass was celebrated by Rev. d Meyer, 0.35.8. Rev. W. I2.

O00 for all the children.

'”‘»§a'Il°‘<1i°‘s3-7"§§f°v5-'-»l»$f“l'-f`l‘, ,,"`,‘;°,,'§‘,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,.,,,_. fm Reporter’s Kicks

inspiring sermon by Rev. Charles

USER who od till

THE BAPTIST UIIUEX

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the that men Heaven

from this Genesis

.ine defiance sf ood. that uw

Hera . 1

., ' ’ .. greatest triumphs come not Grade II-1. George Tweedy. r mcuy"dm&a1§‘£ é¥é-S through the desire for renown and C 0 n t ra I t 0 S

011

self-agrendisemmt but thrcush

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tion never desecration of emi Hospital early in the year In

July she came on a visit to her na tive province in hopes of an im- provement in health. but God will- ed otherwise. and it soon became evident that her days on earth were numbered. All that medical aid and loving hands could do was powerless tc stay the hand of death. The deceased was confined to her bed for two months and was is constant sufferer. She was tender- ly oiled for by her sister, Mrs. Margaret Young and her nieces. Misses Alice and Annie Kennedy along with the care of a trained mnrefcrthelsstthreeweeksof her life.

She leaves to mourn the loss oi'

a kind and loving sister two sis- ters and four brothers, viiz: Mrs. Theodore Stewart, Bcthweli, P.E.I., Miss Margaret Young, Everett, Mass., Charles and Harvie Stewart. Kinssborio, P.!!.‘.I., and Seth and &nry, Everett, Mum.

The funeral which was largely

attended was held on the afternoon d Nbv. bth. The following morning the remains, accompanied by Mrs. Yoult were taken to Everett, Mass., for interment.

The florei tributes were very

beautiful.

The pail bearers were five of her

nephews, Messrs. Major Young, Cal- vin Lorns and Lloyd Kennedy, Iver Stewart and a cousin George Mac-

wisdcm and newer, operating For twenty two years she resided

temp ` ' _

wer

iiii ' s&§ rr

I was under the dir-

Emest Dingweli, Sour-is mst, P.E.I.

Welcome

NEW YORK, Nov. 24. - A kick

frem the foot of a newspsperman Kreetod Gertrude Weticrgen,_ Swed- ilh contralto. when ahe arrived here. The kick was administered at her command-for good luck, she said.

“You must kick mc." said the

singer, who will maike her American

debut with_tl1e aZ:etmpolitml0pt¢:_i;a Company, ‘or e my whoe p will be ruined.”

The reporter' hesitated. casting an

wgehenaive glance at her hsuband,

“You must kick me, you must,”

Wettergren said. The reporter ob-

*`**` ` he Daughters will be in the w Parlor to receive don- ations hr 'l‘harsday‘s sale.

New Way to Hold Loose

FALSE TEETII

Firmly in Place

Do false teeth annoy and bother hu sas slipping when you

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D0)f|};1§%§ UANADA

PBDV

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

gn ghg Probate Court 26th George V.

A. D. |935- IN ru: Es-ran: of -iamalunli

Hqghgn, inte of Bedfardmn F“m_ com", ln g||°*°||;.l-(tl. Prov ce. °'i,,d°":|:; ' rrznsniauis uanoxén l.1cc.\'Alw Panama, snrron e. .mare or rrssnes. l°~» 0°- , To the Sheriff of the County Queens County or Ill! U°“'(°:*‘:‘|:t °' nga,-are person within laid 0 Y

°REETn::rl the neil

. “I '

¢`i::“.5»BIIIes :rWr=si:sr¢ causes ana James sullen seth or Bedford 11°"- asid. Farmers. the executors :lf til" above named estate, Dflillll I * citation may be ironed for the par-

pose hereinafter act forth: You IL: :seniors heresy required ¢° °l*° persons interested in the laid Elf!" to bs and ll1D01l\‘ b°‘°'° ’“° C” I: Probate Court to be lreid in the ou’ House in Charlottetown in Qlloeli' County, in the said Province, 0|! Monday the tirlrtieth day of Decem- ber ncxt cnminaw ll* lm h°‘" 'I °l`

even o’cllock forelroan 0; *may

ua an

flvlryy tens: Exciter' or rss uid mutate should not be passed and the Esta e closed as prayed for In said DUNN"- and on mouen er J. J. Johllioil Eaq,, Proctor for said Petitioners.

I do hereby order that a true coll!

hereof be forthwith v\l\ll|'l\°d 1" some newspaper publicised in Char-

nld nur in each

loltr-town nfnres c I week for nt louat four consecutive weeks from the date lu-roof and flint rs true copy hereof be forthwith pnaterl in the following public nlacel relgrrrilw-ly, namely- lll "W Inn °‘ the (‘onrt llonne- in Clinrioiietnwn irforcsnlii, in front of the school- house in Bedford afureaniel and I" front of the |u~hooi~h|mee In llonnid- rrcn is urs cnnney. AND I 0° 11°"- hy further order that n. true coll! hereof he fnrtirwlth served els the Attorney-General of this Province so that all persona interested in the arslrl Fianna as ninrennlil may have dur uoiir-o thereof.

(IIVEN under my liuml and the

Seal nf the laid Court this 21st ull!

of November ‘Ai D`.r 593|: ,Old Ill! "I0 'ei ‘ f I . an s NI" I " w" °¢.~i¢.|'f> II r..'r\zm~:i¢.

Judge of Probate.

(L.S.)

I.-3107-ll»23i-12-2~9~10

Help For Difficult Reading

Diilicnlt reading is a eeue

for ranch worry. The reason for this condition is perfectly natural and inevitable. If old aight (at about middle rife) or errer of vldcn ia your cane of worry, the only complete relief may be obtained through lie wearing of cor- rectly prescribed and fitted ghlca.

G. F. Hutcheson 4

Sale so ably sponsored by the Gyro Club of Charlottetown, and the Committee in Summcrslde, under the eificient leadership of Miss Elea- nor Grsen, has my complete sndo;-g. ati n Th 1 ds rais

o . e un ed through

this channel are used for education- al work and in finding and diagnns. 1118 early cases of Tuberculosis. Much has been accomplished in the past few years in fighting the battle against this dread disease, but when you stop to consider that the Pro- vincial Sanatorium has accommoda. tion for only nity-three patients, while it is estimated that the num- ber of active cases throughout the Province is something over four hundred, it must surely be apparent to all that much more remains to be done in effectively meeting the situation.

I am confident that the appeal of

the Tuberculosis Christmas Seal

Will

the Cl

8 el al

D wed HGIPNDI will address the

ing on the subject 'Some aspec mental and moral dlificienoy.”

The Annual Meeting

CHILDRENS AID SOCIETY OF WN

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ofolock ectlm of o bnsines.

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BLUE BUS LINE

LEAVES

Vernon River ......... .....

i, Cherry Valley ............. .............. ....

Pownal . . . . . . . . . . ........... Arrives Charlottetown .. ..

Peters Road . . . . . . ................ ..- ....... Murray Harbor North ...................... ... Riley Corner-Gaspereaux ...................... Sturgeon Bridge ........ .......... ...... Geo. i‘oole’s Store-Lower Montague ........... Clemenfs Office-Upper Montague ... New Perth School . . . . . . ................... ... Summerville School .................. .. .......

SCHEDULE

Running Monday, Wednesday £¢ Saturday

§E _Db sr

8.10 A.M. 8.20 A.M. 3.30 A.M. 8.50 A.M. 9.05 A.M. 9,15 A.M. 9.25 A.M. 9.35 A.M.

...»........... 9.45 AM.

. ... . ...... 10.15 MM.

se s ...ee-.see

Leaves White’s Restaurant ...................... 4.00 l'.M. Arrives Poten Road . . . . . . . . . ...,............... 6.30 l'.M.

Parcels carried at tae minimum eharse. Bus will stop cn signal at any point on route.

November 25th

offend ai McGOWAll’S riimuir

to Dec. 24t/1.7

Tea. Brown Bcity sos Mena Lumber ants". $1.59 up °:::::::::::::::::. ‘il °'°°°" 8"" "=~='- "mn "M nssmss .... ._ 45. "“”°’ 4 B"°*|= -'mtv ~

Wh", Suu., 1' `fi;'_ 50° OYCUIDGI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... $225 umm Light, re iss. see Mm" 021W' Nl- UM for -» Sl-69 arse, s na .... ...... use Gllvwlled Wuh Boilers. res- $1.10 Soap, Alorted. Regular 251: for itoe Axes, Single Bit .. ..... ...... $1.00 Cream'l‘artar,pnre,perlb. Sac shovelsloand ........ 'loo Baking Powder, regular 22e for loc Feeds less le bag K Ton lots

oiasses,heatgrade .... the Bran per bag .............,. $1.35

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