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FAST SELLING LINE NEW STYLES-NEW COLORS,
NOTE THE PRICES THIS WEEK ONLY.
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MEN'S MEDIUM WEIGHT COMBINA- TIONS Long and short sleeves
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MEN'S SUITS in Serges and Worst- eds. New styles. Two pairs pants.
14.95 to 27.50
MEN'S ALL WOOL JUMBO KNIT COAT SWEATERS
Special T .95
MEN’S HEAVY GRAINED LEATH- ER WORK BOOTS
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MEN'S DRESS SHOES
Fine Quality
2.25
BOYS’ SUITS Twoeds and worsteds fine range of colors
5.95 .. 19.50
BOYS’ FLEECED COMBINATIONS
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BOYS’ BRUSI-IED WOOL SWEATERS Zipper Necks
1.19
BOYS’ HEAVY DOESKIN WORK SHIRTS. All colors.
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WE INVITE YOU
TO CALL!
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Phone 1500
144 Great George St.
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INSTIT
‘Ibo September meeting of ‘Cape havuoe Woznerrs Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Wesley Maomoken 0n September 21. Meet- ing opened with the Ode tolloived by the Creed. Twelve members re- qwinded to roll call. One visitor was present. T'he minutes of the hot meeting were read and adopt- ed. The reports oi’ the commit-tees were heard and new ones appoint- ed. Sick: Mrs. John Campbell and Miary Hunt. School: Evelyn Bell and Evelyno Harvey.
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Program: Mrs. Wesley Mac- Micken and Mrs. Joseph Cutcllffe.
Lunch: MLSS Nona Wright, Mrs. John Campbell, Mrs. Vernon Mut- tart.
It was moved and seconded that- a pair of sheets be donated to the Prince County Hospital Plans were made to hold a hot goose supper in October. Lunch was then served. Collection amounted to 50c. The meeting closed with the Na- tional Anthem. Next meeting to be held at the home of Miss Nona Wright. Roll call to be answered with “My Favorite Bock and Au- mo”.
i-LIME-
Por Bzger and mend ll liming
Better crops Government experts recom- , and now is the tine to buy while prices 5P0 lfliw. but take no chi-no s, BUY HIGH GRADE BROOK- VILLI! GROUND LIMESTONE for best. results.
Special Fall Prices for P.E.I. up to December 81st, 1939: Bulk — —— — — — — —$2.80 per ton Bagged — — - — — — - 3.55 per ton
OI!‘ lots IO tolm or more delivered nearest Railway Station Don't. Delay — Send your orders now to
Brookville Manufacturing 00., Ltd.
Bmkville. saint John c», N. B. ivms. n. o. s. spams, nu
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cil referred to: the external I011" N‘ i “m” “ti” hmftfltlwfi; ar ‘ cil of the t? 0f (my u”.
thereof, s. right of appeal for review and adjustment of arrears, and of having the arrears of all tori!!!" not claiming and prejudiced confirmed as established by such audit; ‘PHIEIRKIDRE. the lieutenant- Governor in Council did, and doth ORDER. AND ALLOW as
The City of Charlottetown is hereby authorized and empowered to constitute by resolution of its Common Council s. special Board or Commission of Review and Appeal. to be composed of a Chairman and two other persons, all by such re-
be approved by and determine all objections to ta arrears as hereinafter provided.
z. The said Board shall be re- munerated by said Citv for its ser- vices as such resolution or any other resolution of said Council shall provide or determine.
3. The said Board shall convene and sit by order of its Chairman at such times and place within the City as it shall determine, to be notified to the public as to the first occasion at least one week prior thereto by newspaper pub-
determine and thereafter by
amine all objections by any and all
the City as owing by the objecting taxpayer as on the fifteenth day of January, 1939, and thereto shall receive evidence tinder oath or by affidavit, and therefore shall ad- minister oath bv the Chairman or
by any clerk by the Board apoint- ed
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4. Should it be made to appear to the Board that any taxes or as- sessments, or part thereof, carried forward in arrears had in fact ‘ been paid, then the Board shall al- ‘low therefor and reduce or cancel
the amount cf arrem accordingly. i 5. Should it be made to appear
to the Board that any assessment carried forward into such arrears ‘had been made in respect of nun- exlstent or non-taxable property and that such assessment had been so dealt with by anv agent of the City so as to induce the taxpayer to all to enter timely appeal there- from, then the Board shall strike off said assessment and reduce or cancel the amount of arrears ac- cordingly.
6. Should it appear to the Board that any part of such arrears is comprised of improoor- reduction of valuation made by any agent of the City and that such reduction has induced the taxpayer to fail to enter timely appeal, then
Board shall grant leave to such
with by the regular Board of Ap- peal from Civic Rates and Assess- ments, and the said regular Board shall forthwith hear the said ap- peal and report its findings there- on to the Board hereby constituted, and the latter Board shall thereby reduce or confirm the said assess- ment and the amount of arrears.
‘i. The Board hereby constituted shall, after hearing and determin- inig all matters of objection to it presented, make one general order confirming all arrears of taxes shown by the of the said City as owing at January 15th. 1939, subject only to such reduc- tions as it shall have allowed as aforesaid.
8. No. person shall suffer any franchise or electoral disqualifica- tion if he shall have paid within the period required statute any amount to which 1i s shall have been redu Board hereby constituted, any rec- ords of the City to the contrary n%withstanding.
orders required of it thirty-first day of December, 1939.
SEA VIEW SCHOOL
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.os lication or as the Chairman shall {in any unjvg-rgfly in the 5d‘ IKlngdom, one of which is offered journment from time to time. and l1“ each o; shall there and then hear and ex- lannuapy by gm
WXDIWEFS B-tlfilfiing 111 D6130" 01' | place during November. it is an- bY 8890i. against the 510011"?- °l M‘ lncunoed. These scholarships, which rears appearing on the books I
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‘IYIOII IIIII - IIIII FOIDA NANCY KELLY MIMI-HI S6011
Quotation-sob
—MONTAGUI I'll-I. “h. Also MONTAGUI SAT. 71h.
SOUBIS MON. 9th.
S. Robert MilfPhy. Glide V’
1. Dorothy Murphy. 2. Audrey Adams. 3. Wallace Murphy.
1. Charles Murphy.
2. Clarence Adams.
Grade II:
1, Max Murphy.
2. Thane Adams.
3. Marie Adams.
Grade I:
i. Pauline Adams.
2, Keith Adams.
3. Gordon Sutherland.
Perfect Attendance: Arnold Hlitz. Velda Duingan, Allison MacLennan. Vera. Stewart.
line Adams.
I. 0.1). n. Awards T0 Be Made
carmrnarss ssiscrsn IN NOVEMBER
Selection of candidates for the t-graduate scholarship for study United
the nine Provinces Imperial Order ‘ .ughters of the Ennpire will take
have been awarded annually from the I. O. D E. War Memorial established after the Great War, are of the value of $1,400 a year. In awarding the scholarship the committee of selection in each pro- vince. will consider academic at- tainments and promise, and also personal character and physical fit- ness, Other conditions being equal. preference will be given to a ne- turned soldier's sister. brother, son or daughter. The candidate selected this November must be prepared to n his or her course in Great Tritain in the autumn of 194-0
Certain certificates are required of applicants and must be fur- nislged not. later than October 15, 98
All information may be obtained from the 1.0 DE. provincial edu- cational secretary. Mrs. J. A. Mac- millan, Box 476 Charlottetown.
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CARLETON SCHOOL
Principal's Department Grade lib-Senior:
the ,
taxpayer to have all appeals there- ' Noonan. equal’- by foregone by him heard forth- :
1. Eleanor MacDonald. 2, Mildred Lowther. __Gru.de IX-Junior: 1. Francis Smith. 2. Claude Bell. 3. Kevin Noonsn. Grade VIII:— l. Lois MacDonald and Theresa
2. Beatrice Stewart. Grade VII:-
1. Dorothy Dumas.
Perfect attendance: — Eleanor MacDonald, Mildred Lowtlier and Lois MacDonald.
Primary Dept. Grade V
1_ Pauline Gallant.
2. Gordon MacDonald. S. Catherine Howatt. rude l -
1. Vernon Gallant.
1. Arnett Stewart.
2. Elmer Stewart Gllidflael (a):—- t
. rtrude Howst and Bet Pete-rs, equal, w
2. Angelina Gallant.
3- Allbmy Stewart Grade I (b) :-
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1. Hone] Smith, Grads I (c):-—
1. Charles Douli.
3. June Doull,
3. iearl Noonan. Perfect attendance:
Watt‘ Pauline GaumhCatherine
n"... msuur us:
and Charles Doull. Doris Gilles s, Principal
IX:- 1. Wendell missus , . ii. Kenneth Clark. _
nest average. Senior. K Hum is; Junior, Bueiah Jardine, Perfect attendance — Curtiss. Leillh Agnew. Annie M. Dyment, teacher.
SUFFOLK SCIIOOI; Standing for September: Grade X: l Jean Johnston. Grade VI‘
1. Lloyd Mellick. 2. Billy Johnston.
2. Albert Reid. 3. Keith s-entner. Grade II Sr:
l. Janie Mellick. 2. Evelyn Reid.
( ual.) rude II Jr.
i Scott MacArthur, Grade I:
1. Vera Coles.
2. Myrtle Coles.
3. Mary Reid,
Miriam Mac onlld. Amiltqnt WILMOT VALLEY SL100].
The to of Wflmot Vsli t school for“? is: w Grads
Mildred Curtiss. Shirley
3. Mary Bradley and Leslie Coles
Teacher. Betty J. MacKay
Now, more than ever, this guaranteed
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2. Wendell Illuestis. ‘@3151 a. Mildred Curtiss. - A ma” and, |n,_ Admiral Dr. Erich Raeder, 1. Joyce Clark and lbeigh Ctutisl. "Emmi" 0i the Nnl navy. “ML has the square Jaw, the keen eyes Grade lI:- of a aosmsu 83 now, i. Gwendolyn cam. l" "with! t0 hi» rank 10 ream 2. Marjorie I-luestis. llo student of tactics to be Grade I—Sr.:— Med ln_ commerce raiding, he‘ l. Buelah Jardino. IP00!" w bllllllllll of Germany's 2 Phyllis l-Iogg rocket battleships. designed ex- 3 Shirley Agnew sctly for that purpose h" Grade I—-.Ir.:- plotted nation's naval campaign in 1 Gerald Huestis conferences with Hitler at Berch.
“ tesgadcn vi tin - ficer of Kaiser"? ‘$13: ‘chfif of stuff to Ilipper when he com. "‘""’l'*d GWIIW" battle cruisers lillfilll’ World War in action at nnmbarnlug of British coast in
1914 f ht tD gg-d rotor-tin‘. . . . 1...?" ‘tutti’: uermanelquc haircut belie";
in scattering fleet over wide area rather than allowing boats to be bottled up at home .. . as orator at Berlin soldiers‘ memorial ob- servance last March, said: "What Germany wants and needs is peace!"
OCTOBER 5, 1939
l-‘roolioo lip} Your Wardrobe lloulilo Your iihlc This Falli
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JACKETS - Dashing Jackets for Fail! Don them for college, business or casual wear! In vivid man-tailored plaids. Wear‘ them with
different skirts. and
Price -- -- - - -. _ _. SKIRTS _— Perfect. fitting new fall skirts - 8‘ored swing or pleated styles! New deep waist-
bands. Vivid tartans. to
all colors - - _ _ ._. SWEATERS —- More brilliantly colored than
ever. ‘Lively sloftwoollens. Wear one with your Jae e an t SkIfl-———--—— 01098
The GREENDAL 00.
99 Queen St.
DUNSTAFFNAGE SCHOOL
For the month of September: Grade X:
l, Margaret Webster.
Grade IX:
1. Clifton Court.
". Isabel Jenkins
3. Wilfred Thompson. Grade VIII:
l. Charl Jenkins,
g gel? Stewart.
o s ompson,
GradqVII:
"l JUST FUUND UUT"
How quickly good news travels! Do you knov. that "Prestoue" anti-freeze is now selling at its lowest price in history?
rust - clogging and corrosion-
. Betty Miller, Louise Miiler Grade II: (eqllflh) 1. Brwilla Ferguson Glide V: Grade I (a):
l. Keith Vessey. 2. Lincoln Boswall. 3. Kathleen Rcmerts.
1 Keith Foster. (B) 1. Erwin Court, Bobby Ves- sey (e ual )
Grade IV: 2. Et el Robe: tson.
1- 011v Stewart. Perfect Attendance - Cliftor. 2. Aden Glow. Court, Isabel Jenkins, Betty Mil- 3. Walter Miller. ler, Fuise Miller, Kathleen Rt".- Grade III: r
berts, Walter Miler, nfiiiy Miilc: Sadie Roberts, Keith Foster. John M. Ellis, Teach:
21?. Verna . Laney es . 3. Sadie Bgbifi.
“IUE JUST T0iD ME"
“THATS WORTH 2 KNOWING"
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anti-freeze is the thrifty buy. No money frittered sway in extra pints throughout the Winter. No risk of costly repair bills caused by freeze- ups. No evaporation on mild days. Guaranteed protection, too, against
thanks to the sgpcial ingredients in "Prestoue" anti-freeze. Rcmember— There is only ONE "Preatone" brand anti-freeze.
Over 14,000 garages and service stations on ready to serve you now.
Honor Roll for September: Grad
ANNOUNCEMENT
The car of tractors which arrived on Sept. 16th is nearly all sold but we have another car on the way.
CANADIAN NATIONAL CARBON CO. LIMITED Hsliiax Montreal TORONTO Winnipeg Vancouver
i. Valda Duggnn. alsirvillyenAdams. U l
l. lies. Stewart.
The Allis Chalmers Model B is the pioneer of 2- W!" mm"- small tractors and about 80,000 are in farmers ::';|-;F£|‘|I,n$1?daml' hands in Canada and U.S.A. It will easily op- 1- 01115011 Madman!!-
erate the following implements: Two furrow l0” z" Elm“ mahm~ . _ '12 PM" 2" “Pmg "M" 1"" '"*"°W= "w TILLIE THE TOILER - _ REMOVING THE “INTERFERENCE”.
largest Hall threshcr with blower, failings eleva- m “"1 high “m4”? "Y °"° "W elevator P0" on MR 9am" won't YOU PLEASE RE~ now unease ROMISETO STAY AWAY coiisiosa Aéour aonsv? .- A anon rue OFFICE AND
i810 dllIf-ZEI‘; 200-350 irailon potato sprayer. Five of these Tractors are on farms in the vicin- -
ity of Summerside and we wo id b I d t demonstrate them to any one ‘ilntersstgdfiase o EACH OTHE ELSEWHERE
BOOK. YOUR ORDERS NOW AS THE DEMAND IS vsnv HEAVY
Hall Mfg. 00., Ltd.
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THE FOOTBALL SEASON 5
THAT s THE OH, c.0555 r (Au RIGHT SPIRIT: TO 5TAY AWAY~SESM§83E RONEY LATER, BRITT.C'NON,TTLL\ :