ﬁzezrr: n

' , stnn. eri. A hill was paid. Following are

6 _L__ the_<iificcrs for thc next year:

‘ ' . 0" ."‘“" '1" ilifiiiil"fi’w;icif”éi;.ﬁiliilTil-i’?

ielznini monthly meeting of the I. _ ,

J Unitvrl Church w M s met at R" M""'"5°"' S"°Y'T“"““"°’ ‘-

Q the home oi MrsNCl Matheson qlltcglrisnnlMliirectgrs g

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hOOEfflornwnll. Fnwlund —-' Y9“ “llmnmi Tu‘ lliislllinrtlﬂjjit-lfsltrllt mlililllﬂlvilllflirlll? M“"‘°>‘““~ M“- w> 1 Bmlimmli

. 2.; Christmas trees mm be kopt green ‘ ~ ‘ ‘ " d Auditors -~ Mrs. J. R. Muurrhi-

[CPI T‘ s!" 6mm“ Elana’ " m vniiriinu the-m in writer over- Mm‘ Mm J‘ S‘ MCMM’ We“ ed son. Mrs. J. E. Andrews (re-

ic" Cmwlﬂ‘ ‘mlllmlﬂsl ham“ iilctit iiciorv irimnnng. They will and ledblhe gfglﬂugzlaldperlogog: elected»; Organist -- Mrs. George

1nd bird sanctuary off Love. irafﬂrinnk lfﬁﬁll and wiii be. to some {lsjﬂfh ‘lg: hegnngfllfnntrv of Snliih Ire-elected). Mrs. Garfield

‘He, Pxirtli, Ilfl"—l‘l‘5i5f€llll. thtﬁcﬁurch several mrmber‘ Mam Wood uias appointed tn charge of

L,- -»--_~»-_v~- ~~~———————- mg pnmmas of scripture ‘Hymns birthday hox for coming year. €o0<¢>oo<§oa<§voaQ>0o<§or~@»o¢>-1 I

Yes - - - BULL

purchase an OVERCOAT at

OH

Coah up to $35.00

Cont: from $40. to $50,

20 OVERCOATL-ln in Blue - Tenl Brown - 0nd No Overcoots. Special for Thursday, Friday and Saturday

. .......... .24.

3s OVERCIOATS -_ Regular price up w $50.00 — Selling on Thursday, Friday and Saturday at

Elysiuns in blue and grey ~ blue tweed; and fleeces in brown - blue and grey. Sizes 36 to 44. Thursday, Friday and Sci.

it'll be the smart man who will

Moore £6 McLe0d’s

Thursday, Friday or Saturday

Two Racks of Overcouts Going Al Special Prices

0...... .. ............................ .. 24.95 Clearing at . . . . . . . .

cluding Fleeces — Tweeds and Elysians vy - Regular $32. and $35.

34.95 Velours in light blue and dark

34.95

Announcemen_t_;;;

MocFARLANE that Mr. Myron Coin. of Brunswick Rug 60., loftofown of Kent S+., opp. C Nov. I8 and l9.

will be MocFARLANE BROS" FCY, Thursday an

‘Mr. Coin suggests‘ that Broedloom Rugs now as

Iy.

Consult Mr. Coin at MocFARLANE IRQS.

or pllono F2483 for Home‘ appointments.

BROS. wish to announce Mill Representative in Char- 92 d Friday.

you order your there will 5o an increase on the price of these rugs shori-

ill l \

1:

l.

Mr. and Mrs. J. uoyd and Donald Mr. hi: Mrs. to Moncton recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Central Lot l6, recently. guests Sister, Mxs. Mary

Mr. and Mrs.

Misses Ruth Whltlock left Toronto. Ont.

months.

“gr ‘a old man" has his daughter, DGWSOH.

Mrs.

Rae motored to lafrt week.

Eiwen McKenzie. who Nov. 9. at the home of Mrs. J. L. LePage.

passed h er da u

accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Henderson of WllISlllTP,

K1 Amherst where they

the Maritime Winter Fair. Mr. and Mrs. Chester McK of Concord, New Hampshire Mm Georgie Taylor of Mon

prised away on Nov. 9th.

Rlver attended the Bnyls erlre at York over the week- Rev. Mr. Christie nvrnmpnnled hays. Boy's ‘Ii-ho attended Ross Matheson. fred Sherman.

Cari Cotes and The boys outing.

Elmer smith.

thoroughly enjoyed

__.__

Quite 4 lot n! bllllfllllﬂ and

lusy Centre Of Hunter River m, A

Ernest Cousins. Couslm and Melvin Colo motored

J5me: Hlgglnl of were visitors here of Mr. Higgins’ Silllphant.

Percy Boyle and George accompanied by Mrs. B. Matheson and Ross enjoyed A motor t-rlp to Amherst this week.

Marion Wmitlock and recently for where they have secured position; for the winter

Wm. Smith, Hunter River. returned from Port Elgin ivhere he visited Margaretta

A on! party including Messrs Fred Ford. Sam Silllphant. Honey- well Spenre, Reg and Sterling Mc- lhe Amherst Fair

The sympathy of this community goes out to the family of Mrs. J.

RWFY ghter

Mr. and ltfrs. Fulton Robertson.

Alex

motored attended

enzie and than.

N. 3., have been In Hunter River. Then- motlier, Mrs. E, J. McKenzie

A group of boy: from Hunter Confer-

enri. the

“'97P:

Al-

Stewart Bernard. Raymond Bernard.

tht‘

YP~

pairing is being done. in Hunter

River this fall.

Mr. Reach Ba: l5 imilrlinz a

new dam. and

The United Church is

being pelred and has a fine

new on. The Orange Hall has h ﬁr. Chester Whitinck has buii

"Pruit- centre."

Hunter River is "a

Late fall flowers and put plants formed a beautiful ba

Hensley Smith and Berry (m Oct. 21st. Rev. Donald Nit-h son performed the double

guests and friends.

wearing pink crepe. Mr.

Clayt Emlth

was his brother's groon

James McFayuen Smith. Miss Joyce on the wedding music and duri the signing of the "O Perfect lave."

and A-fans

On Oct. 28 the Masonic Hall w filled when friends gathered honor Mr. who were Eleanor Nicholson played Bridal Chorus as

"newly weds" to the

Moresitie, while

mg verses. The on the table by

ed an invitation ta all took their places and enjoyed. Ailusic being furnished b Messrs Doyle and Ward of Kmg

sung were - Thy CPn-sless Unex- hausterf Love. Thine Arm O Lord in Days of Old. Father Whose Will is LiIe and Good. The offering

LITTLE TOP LEAVES

FOR . ~ FLAVOR

' .

You'll (h! lhi Canola-Ion- t, ﬂavor ho o! your Qmoﬁm il tonvonlcnl nlxo puclrodol

quite n number of men employed.

base- ment and a recreation mom hnllt

moved hack and will he remodeled.

fine new kitchen on his house. busy

ground for the u-edclinx of Robert Marilyn Eileen in the Pl‘t‘SlJ_\‘ii‘.l‘l2\l1 Church

ring ceremony lll the presence of many 'l‘he bride was

man, and the ushers, were Messrs Nicholson play-

register sang

and Mrs. Robert Smith married recently, Miss the Lloyd COtliiiHS and Jeanette Moresltle escorted the sent oi honor. ’l‘he many lovely gifts were open- ed by Edith Craswell and Jeanette Verna Newman and Lois Simpson rend the accompan- gifts were arranged Shirley Cnrew and Helen Pound. Bobby, on behalf of Marilyn and himself. thanked all for their lovely gifts. and extend- to visit them in their home. 'l‘he musicians dancing was‘

nnli has

X‘!-

6011

t a

ted ck-

0|-

aitended by her friend. Miss singing O Willgeelllllrfvclmﬁfwlz: Jeanette Moreside, and was drcss- ‘I ‘ ‘ . ed in While satin, the bridesmaid Hermes Lord‘ and repeatmg the

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ed not

by

SE00

the

Pnolf

mvmhl m. rum to cum next January.

from

gqlulllbhrﬂlllfﬂfllﬂ balli-

blond

C.

ship calls totalled 49, and several books were read members. been sent to the broad. December at the home of zomery, when the Mite Boxes will he opened. This will he meeting. Lunch committee — lyirs. George Smith. Mrs. H. Spence and Mrs. Robertson.

Ulrrfs Prayer in unison. Refresh- ments were served by committee

institute met at Mrs. President. M rs.

and read and approved. 'l‘hc presincilt and

ship fee. Correspondence concern- ing plays was

maps. Mrs. Ray

month. Lunch committee. Mrs, J,

Murchlson and Mrs. B. A. McDon~ - aid. Program committee re-nppoiniw

Birthday box was opened and con- tained $8.14. Next held at the home McGulgan. Roll call

meeting closed by Save The King. Lunch was served

Murchison. -Hun.

_.____...._._.__. DRUMMING UP SUPPORT

SHOAL LAKE. Mun. -~ when the Marquette Pm; Conservative Association rented the

federal by

big burs drum and a kettle drum.

BRANWORD. Ont. - VANCOUVER - t0 P) on artist lured while performing

mersida visiting friendl. - Til.

_.__.

and Mrs. Charles J. Gaudet. nlsh North. o

_._._.

with their parents. Mr. Roy Clohoney of

My. Clohossey’; sisters,

ossey, Gharlmtetown.

nor J.A. Bernard ard, Government iottetoum.

at Ilgmsh.

end children. Jo-Ann. Jean on the week-end in Klidare. guests of Mrs. Handraharfs pa! cnts, Mr. and Mrs. hill.

young son and Mr. of Provizlenco R1.

motored Tigmsir : ecently and

spent

here they were the Mr.

Corn or, Tignlsh.

A meeting JET ‘Tlgnish Lad~ iPs Aid took place on Wednesday

evening, November 3rd in the

home of Mrs. AJ. MacDonald. Main Siren. Mrs, JJ. McNnlly. ihe president. called the meeting to order and the regular business n! the evening was conducted ns usual. It was decided that begin- ning now and rontinuing t-hrough the Wlfilé? months. the meetmgs will be hclrl at ttvo-thtrty o‘clock in the afternoon instead of at eight o'clock as in the part.

was received and dedicated. A con- fession of sin ivas read in unison. and all knceied lll The Circle o! Prayer. The China program, chapter 2 of West of the Gorge; was presented by Mrs. J. E. Cousins. Mrs. Cyril Smith and Mrs. Edi- son Newman. Mrs Seaman led in prayer. Minutes of previous meet- inz were road and approved. A card of thanks W85 read. Mrs. L. W. Ripley gave a short financial report on the tliankoffering. Friend-

dtiring month by of clothing has Church Relief a- meeting will be Mrs. Mary Wont-

A hnX

the aimual

ssisled by Mrs. Mntheson.

On Monday evening, Nov. 1st. he annual mectirig of Riverside

Tgl; _cp_A5nrAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

ubln Doucetlo, ‘rlgnlsh. / was a business visitor to Summer- sldo on Thursday of 1m week.

Miss Eleanor Menu-ii;- Tignish, spent Tuesday last. week in Sum-

Mn. Jame; Pewter of Monclon, _ N3. is visiting her parents, Mr. ‘I'll-

Measn Edward Araenault. Null Pond and Edmund J. Goudet, Ti:- nlsh, have returned to Saint John. NB. after visiting for two weeks

nnd Laurine of Nail Pond were recent quests uh: Misses Edwina. and Alfredo Cloh-

His Honour Lieutenant Gover- uncl Mrs. Born-

I-Iouse. Char- npent several days tho past week visiting ulzh tllielr com. Messrs Waiter and Omer Bernard

Mr. and m». Guald Handrnhan

Atari: of Christopher's Cross spent the

Herman Oo-

Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Grey and Urbain Perry to ten (lays vlsitiizg with relatives. While house guests of , and Mrs. MI‘. Guudet. The

NOVEMBER 1,,

l9

TUNE IN FOLK!

suuusnsin:

lzllo 0N THE DIAL

d

Congratulations

To the Gulf Broudoutin; Co. 1.111., on their hotter judgment. The flnan throughout their lludlol, office; Ind workshop are

tinlald) Marboleum ~ procured Snufinurfl.

Congratulations

‘Io tho Gull Broadcasting Company Llmltod, it’: ILIIIGIIOIGQII, directors, management and Ill" on their Inspiring lnitintlvo and New Enterprise.

covered at

Q. FOR BETTER RECEPTION

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TUNE IN ON I

PHILIPS

FIRST CIIOIOE 0F DISGRIMIIIIITING GIINIIDII-IIIS

I Requests tor lireroturo and orders gwen prompt

-' FOR BETTER LISTENING PLEASURE

O

FOR MORE RADIO ENJOYMENT

PHILIPS

photograph lor any model mailed on

request. Mull and curelul attention.

And PHILLIPS ANNOUNCE

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Advanced Features

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Offering n new degree o! convcnlcnce and flexibility, the i-lml nlmpllclty of this table model will appeal to those who apprer-ial umsrt cabinet design In compact size. Covers well u two short

wave receiver. NOW

Variable Tone Balance

wave bands. A 5 tube 3

the home of J. R. Murchison with tho Cyril Smith, pre-

nisan. Minuutes

organization meeting were secretary treasuurefs reports ei-c rend and adopted. Roll cull as nnssvcrrrl by paying member-

read. Sick Slice gave their report and —(‘IEt'l(‘£l.

(‘Om- WPTE

SrIiOOl committee re- uortrri irlnrk-htiard brush and maps needed for school. Tho secretary was asked

tn write the Dept. of for three .1. D. Matheson and Bacnali were jlppoilwteri

committee for next

mes anrl Resources

Mrs sr hool

Andrews. Mrs. R. Bagnali. Mrs.

meeting to be oi Mrs. C. H. will be answer- Chrlstmae gifts than 25 cents.

sinking God

by exciulmzirlg costing more

committee, assisted by Mn. E.

(CPS- roulve nd floor of the town hull for n election headquarters, first articles moved in were a

TRAPIZIQT RECOVER! (C?) - , r-Tflv- who wu 1n- lt the Exhibition taro rejoin his ch‘- Ite fell 4o fe-et a flying swing, and needed 17

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Performance Control Forme My 7950

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Model ICMIIOUO Formerly 69.00-

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Formerly I95.00

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hum 10 ma». A ll m» mound amia-

. .. °"""" 129.00

Ill! rooolvof. N0

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Elm of Servicing

for louu-lub

layout of components undo for maximum sen-loin: nonunion».

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