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Full Weight 2 Ounce Ball

Sweater Yarn Here is another striking value in Yarns. This splendid yarn is oﬁered

in" FULL WEIGHT TWO OUNCE BALLS.

There are perhaps a dozen of the best and most popular colors in ‘the assortment~the yarn is ﬁnely ﬁnish- ed and the balls are full two ounce‘ weight-that is to say just TWICE the weight of the ordinary ball.

25c BALL

MOORE a M°LEOD HtiITED

Trailer and oi Pugnaiua. a fellow Eskimo, will pay the death penalty int llcmcllel Island on December i. Alter considering the cases the (‘rovornincnt has iinally reins- eil to commute ilie sentences. ’l‘hey are the first Eskimos to be execu- ted iii Canada.

Eskimos t0 be Executed

(Canadian Press) OTTAWA, Oct. iuv-Tatanigann two Eskimos convicted (ll the mur- der oi Corporal Dock. oi the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. oi Otto Binder. Hudson Buy Company;

lloueyct! phrnlses have a bitter taste. when you are compelled to Pill Villll‘ OWll WONlS.

HE. good wearing quality of Mercury "Broad Ribs" mal-zes a selection oi these stock- ings for tall and winter a genuine economy. “Broad Ribs" are the season's choice for a comfortable, stylish stocking.

Al the Better Shops

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Smart color effects tor Fall, in pure wool and L“ silk ancl wool.

If uilsncunv mans. LIMITID

Haanuon. Cauana

y. L’ 5

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Western Guardian

._a|-|0P tram Batman's Catalog.

—T0 FARMERS-The Summer- side Business College teaches indi- vidual subjects. You can enter any time. Our specialties-Bookkeeping Civil Service, Shorthand and Type- writing. Evening classes. Phone 188. J. Pogson, Principal. 55i8-9-213 mos.

-__WE WILL buy live hogs and lambs at Albany Station, Wednes-

Borden and Albany 932-10-9-41 --NOTl'CE—lt has been circulat-

outilt; this is absolutely false as I intend to contlnuobueineoe as us- ual. Bedeque.

PERSONALS

. —I\liss Aldona Gallant, o! the Gallant Drug Co. Suminerside. li-it on Wednesday last ior Somerville. lliass.

944-10-9-31

—.\'llss Edna Maclnnis. leit on Thursday last ior Boston, where she will spend the whiter.

-—Mr. and Mrs. Gus Keenan and

little daughter, Verneta. oi Murray

River. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. H. K. and Miss Lilla B. lilac- Neill oi DeSable were visitors to

Borden and Summerside on Thurs-

day last.

Americans Hunting Gold Brave Rigors Of Siberia

(United Press)

VLADlVOSTOK, Oct. 8.—-Up in northern Siberia. several miles lu- lnntl from the little 1owii of Okhotsk. a band oi Americans are "panning" the river beds for gold as their fathers did in the Cali iornia and other mining camps oi the west 70 years ago. Last winter there were 35 oi them. but about halt‘ the number came out this year and all will not return. They have not. made any big discoveries, such as those which caused the rushes to the west from '49 onwards, hut they Lave made a good living and have always beiorc them the drenin oi- riches which. through centuries, has kept prospectors at their calling. .

’l‘here are also a largo nunibvi" of Chinese and Korean plans.- miners in the country and latterly. nn entirely new undertaking for them. Japanese have been taking 1i hand in the over cntracing vrairlt. Sonic of ihc latter have gone I300 miles inland. and the miners tilting the coast are awaiting eagerly the reports of their tliscoveritis. ii‘ any.

There. is also an American irntl- ing station at Okhotslt, the tin-mat:- er oi which is Captain D. A. l-lolnr cs. formerly oi the llnitcrl Staim army. Iiesides supplying the niiu ers and natives, this station engng~ cs in the iishing industry and sells its catches totlie Japanese canner- ice. The Soviet oiticials. who are in control. do not interfere with the miners, fishermen or traders so long as they do not mix in Russ- inn politics. Thus tar no taxes have been levied on the miners, who work any and all claims despite tho tact that a concession for mining in this district was given a British company.

STOCK QUOTATIONS

l-IALIFAX. Oct. 9.—-—Stock quo- tations iurnlshed by Johnson nndﬁ Ward. Members oi tho Montreal‘ Stock Exchange.

[loll Tolplionc ‘lroinpton . . . . . . . . . . . St. Lawrence idlour. . Ottawa Power . . . . . . .. . Cuba (Tune Sugar Pid. .. . Pan American Petroleun 51W;

. . . . . . . . . . .. 124"; 41L’;

Amorlcun Can .. .. ‘lilfri; Brazilian Traction lift Howard Smith Ptd .. —- " " om . . . . . . . . . .. —- Spanisli River Preierred .. —- " " Com . . . . . . . . .. 88

Steel Company oi Canada .. British Empire Steel 1st Pid

.14 do Pid. . ‘tshentos Com. Dominion Bridge. Montreal Power

Winnipeg Electric. National Breweries ..

ill

day until 2 o'clock. GREEN BROS

ed that i have sold my undertaking

Signed-John R. Bowness,

Penmang, , _ , , _ _ . , _ , _ , , _ , ,_ _- prescribed by physicians over Abltihi . . . . .. , - twenty-three ycnrs for Shawhiigan . . . ,, , 1i? 0m“ Headache Laurenuqe Pulp‘ _ _ _ _ _' _ _ 93% Toothache Lunibago Canadian General Electric. 105 Elmwhe Rheumatism Canadian Steamship Com. Neural?!“ Palm PM“

rim gnannognrown QOARDIAN

' Eastern Guardian

..'80URl8.—Sub1eat for Sun- day, Oct. 14th, at 11 Lin. “The ben- eiits oi constructive criticism.

II“R‘OGETOWNI Rally service on Sunday Oct. 14th, at 7.3-) p.m.

..'8HOP irom Holman! Catalog JWATOH OUT for MASON'S Ons Gent Sale "DATES." 875-10~6-7i

..'HOU8E FOR SALE 0R TO

let. For further particulars apply

to James lliahar, Montague. 891-10-6-3i

..'AUCTION SALE oi Live Stock pure bred Ayrshiros and Holsteins. Also grade milk cows". horses stc., Terms 14 to 26 months. Sale starts 1 o'clock Wednesday Oct. 10. M. C. McGowan.

836-10-4-4i

..'°‘FORTUNE BRIDGE. Presby- tcrian church. Tho Rev. Robert l\l. Brodie will conduct divine wor- ship oii Sunday Oct. 14th. at 2». p. m.

..'*FOXES FOR SALE-Your choice oi three pairs oi breeders and three pairs oi pups. all ellg. ible for registration. Prices right. R. G. McDonald. Commercial Cross

970-10~10-£li

‘WEDDINQ. BELLS.-—The marriage oi llilss McDonald, dsugli ter oi Mr. and MP5. Joseph ltlcﬂbn- ald. Nauirage. to Mr. John McMil- lan son oi the late Mr. Hugh liic- Mlllan of St. Peters. was announc- ed irom the pulpits oi the 59v. eral parishes, last Sunday.

..=*WELOOME VISITOFL-Rai- lather Adolphus Iiiclntyre oi" the diocese oi‘ western Canada is vis~ itlng his aged mother at Arma- dale. Lot 43, the past two weeks. Father McIntyre held services in his native parish church, at Ht. lilargurets lust Sunday. in inc au~ sence oi the pastor at his mission at St. Charles. The revgrgypl lather also preached on the prev- ious Sunday. His many old (rt-mu; in the parish cordially welcomed the eloquent young preacher.

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..*.\lr. Gordon Dingwell is Fortune on ll business trip.

in

(fubn (‘one Sugar. . . . . . . . .. (lrnciblc Steel international Paper. Kelly Springfield. . . ,, '. ' Alex. Petroleum. . . . . . . . . . .. ~— international Moi". Alarlnc . ~Y Press Steel (Jar. . . . . . .. Reading . . . . . . . . . .. Southern Pacific . .. Studebaker . . . . ..

(‘nion l‘acil'lc

'.?'ali (‘upper ..

l. Stool i MONTREAL EXCHANGE

19134 Victory . . . . . . . . . . . .. 102.35 1931i Victory . . . . . . . .. 105.55 1922 Victory -- 1937 Victory __ BANKS

BzinkUoiiinicrce -- Bank Royal 2161,. Bank uoiitreal .. . 230 Bank Nova Scotia . . . . . . . .. '54

Wheat Dec 108%, May 112% July 109.

(‘orn Doc. 751;. May 74% . Oats Dec 43-35. May 459i. July r .

ASPIBIF

Say “Bayer” and Insist!

on package or on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer pro- duct proved saio hy millions and

in" only. Each unbroken package.

boxes oi‘ twelve tablets cost iew cents. Drugglats also sell bottles oi 24 and 100. Aspirin is tihe trade mark (registered in Canada) Bayer Manuiucture oi Monoacetlc- ncidester oi Sailcyliclicid. While it is well known that Aspirin means Bayer manufacture. to assist tho public against imitations. the Tab- lets oi Bayer Company will be stamped with their general trade

Atlantic Sugar. .. .. Atchison . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 9731; \m. Car (t; Foundry. .. - \m. Locomotive . . . . . . . . .. G0 \m. Smelting & Refining .. 581/4, \nnconda Copper . . . . . . . .. -- Tiinadlnn Paciilc Railway .. H6 New York Central. 10l=lﬁ

imiftiiivo“ UP-IFATTI-IE-

Juanit-

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mark, the "Buyer Cross." l

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pg - Q l. d» t "’ :2 a yfii». ” J i ' l ill f i s ‘lie’

Unless you see the name “Bayes”

Accept "Bayer Tablets oi Aspir- l

contains proper directions. Handy _ "

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llll ELM»

0v;w>~r.;,1|g.'. "50 Pwldiivﬁiil" Q '.‘ 1C1" q Io Model Town in Michigan Sold To Henry Ford (Unlt_c-d__l;ress)

lfANSl-I !\licli.. Oct. iL-Pequam ing. nine miles to the north oi UAnse. is llcniy li‘ortl'e town. The highest rent there is 81 a month, electric light and water are inr- nislier at 00st. the doctor's bill is never lnorc than $1.50 a month and incl iamincs arc unknown.

The Detroit automobile

uincturor acquired possession oi P

epunmlng recently irom Charles '

Hobard and Solis. lnc.. pioneer luuiberiiieii oi the peninsula.

When the town Willi built in 1877 the owncrn set about to make it something difiorcni. from other lumber towns. "lﬂwy wiiiitcil ii coni- muiilty oi‘ comiortabli: homes and happy. contented worlunt-ii. They seemed to think more oi the wel- inrc oi their timployon ilinu they did oi ihc profits oi their outcr- prise.

There are 105 cottages for the

' p cost oi cutting and deliverinr. A. ll" "lam Pequaming a

liiﬂll‘ 3”’

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tea in the irom inferior tea.

workmen, two churchca~onc l'rot~ estiint. and one (lﬂlilDllC-ﬂili amusement hall. u school. a clulr

lighting plant. n telephone system. a general ntoro wlinr» all reiiirlents shop. mid a public playground and

Each workman pays tho same rent-bl a month. lie need never worry about coal, for he burns none. instead lie ntuiia his hip stove with hardwood irom ill-J company's forests. paying" $1.75 [or a large wagonloatF-barcly tliu

doctor administers to the ills oi

' . the community at a cargo oi Slip’:

a month.

The beauty oi Pr-quanilug lill‘) won ireqtituit COilillWlii from tom», lsts. The streets are ivell BllildtHLl the houses are ot‘ varying lyplesnl and there is a gurrlon with every- house. Purchase oi the town gives. Mr. Ford ownership ol Peqiunrp‘ bug's only industry. ilin sawmill property oi‘ tho Hobard corporu-| tlon. This includes a large snwi mill. lath and slilnzle mills. nud' 40.0000 ncres of land contalnlnnl

What Will You Put in thePot?

When you drink tea every cup should be a delicious pleasure. But this demands good pot. You cannot possibly get satisfactory results

p oi KingCoie Tea-n mere

refreshment-a distinct

Now consider the small cost of a cu traction of a cent. Surprising isn't rich liquoring King Cole blend which yields so generously in the number oi cups to the pound. it makes King Cole the truly cheap tea. From whichever point . you view it-economy-quality -'-or the wise combination 0f

park. ‘lino Detroit manufacturer tho iaru-

lRailway Men

it? But its secret is in

both. King Cole Tea claims your preference.

“Youlii Like the Flavor.”

‘ill

n

mum ilmilllllliifliilillll

:i00.0oo.000 oi standl . timber. '

L_J

illllllil'llllllllli

toot

Tho saw-mill is the third WY- oi the Upper Peninsula, and the

ncconil was at llAnsc. 'l“lio Peqiiuming purchase makes

net single taxpayer in Baraga. lie will pay about threoiorths oi the taxes oi tho ontlro county.

llir. Ford has not ivlini policy he will ioiiow Pequiimiiig. or whether he

announced at will

continue the Hebard program that i

model town. ._.__-QO->—-—-—

..1n Session (Canadian: Moss)

.

MONTREAL. Qci_ il-The Board oi Ctmclliatlon appointed in cen- iioctlori with-Zthef-wage dispute he- twoail tilt) YIJQIMBMIIGQ WGYWBQI

the

aids lifﬁliilllry owl um this sdternoon. The diswto oi- iocta thirty thousand men and cw

house, u waterworks and electric t-lirisotl by l-‘ord slncc his invasion tree around a demand tor a ti"

cents an hour increase.

"CBSCMGlS" 10c ii Sick, Bilious, Constipatetl

AA

"rim \Vork While You ‘sleep!’ When you feel sick, diszy. um‘-

‘whon your liaad is dull or Inch!"

or your stomach is sour" or If!"- lust take one or two pleasant 10"‘ carets" to relieve constipation!!!‘ ltllioliﬂltss. No mp1 -—,=W' cathartic-laxative on "olrth ior Ml"!- Womsn and Children. 1.0:: b!!!"-

and their employees. which nrs the principal railway imen in Canada.

also 25 and 50c silos-an)’ 11"“ store.

___ __--_--_------_i By GEORGE MCDIAXLS

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at“- rna-uaw A LQT OF KXJLL.

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