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EXTRA SPECIAL SAVINGS FOR FRIDAY ONL CHIPSO

PASTRY FLOUR 29°

0

19°

CHOICE

MACK EREL

14 1-2 OZ. TIN EACH

12°

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32 OZ.

HAMBURG q STEAK 2 LBS‘

JAR EACH

29° 23°

FRESH lye-inn

WSAIJSAGE

2 LBS.

CHGICE

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GRAPES

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LBS.

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The Ileotrcl Guardian

Thll column ll rrnrrvi-ﬂ for new! o! local iuii-ri-ut lllll iiilicrtlnzng or u newsy iuiiuri- iuuy iii- lll\t'l'll'll u! 4 cent: a uurd ntriclly uiunble In ldvunrr.

I

LIFE INSUR-

CONFEDERATION ANCE. L-(SiUB-l-lil-ISIZ

"BROOKVILLE Llfvlli" for best results. N-tloil-IO-B-tl. Oct. 31.

CR.'\S\YI-II.I. FOR (‘llI{I5'I‘I\li\S Photographs.

BUY ROBIN HOOD FLOUR now. you uili no: regret it.

(.'OIl.\'\\'.-\I.I. ('II.\l1(iI'l_Nmemlicl‘ IStIi-Nrv! I)1.:iii'i!o:i iii ll A. M. Kingston ut. 1i i‘. .\l. Ctillllhlll m. T. Silbjeet "The i; ciplcship." ili

L-Iillti-Il-lll-ll.

EXHIBITION Ul“ PAINTINGS by

Mabel McFnllcili. 11.: s (taller); Friday and Saturday ifternizozis Saturday crriinlg. L-illll-ll-IB-li

ANGLICAY SERVICES Novem- ber i5th.--.\ n: St. John's Church Morning Prim r 11 A. M. IIvinLng Prayer 7.30 P..\l Riistico: St. Mark's Church, Etching I’I‘.'l_\'l'l‘ 3 P. M. Rev. E. O Lunch.‘ u; Hector.

L-IilG-ll-IK-ll.

REMINDER TO ADVERTISERS. --Advcrtisers are reminded copy Ior

new zirivcrtisczncnts, or corrections.‘

must reach the. Guard uh Oiiici: bv ll A. M. the day DTOVIIHIS to inser- tion. Reccniw there has been a

c .l’l*

dcizc; to (lclliy copy, iriforr-itzg us to j

carry advertisements over to nd- vcrtlscrs‘ ineoivscniencc nnd disap- pointment. Pimne make rt note- ‘Ads must be in Gllllftllilll Office by l1 A. Ml" L-tl.

EAMERY

rmivo sERvIcr: at Mur- PM‘ River Sunday, November 15th at ' ‘l. spccnl singing. Louis Harris,

L-SIIB-ll-lfi-ll. '

can LEAVING for Montreal f November 10th. Ciin take two pus- i 50112915. Apply; 171 Kent Street. y ‘L-s-ic-n-is-zl.

, SERVICES IN YORK Pastoral i Charge on Sunday, November 15th 1 will be: Central Church ‘ll A. M. t, Pleasant Grove 2.30 P. M. York '7

t p. n. o. A. Christie. L-asi-n-is-n

BRADALBANE Pastoral Charge; ‘illcr. Arthur Wallis. B, A_ P;15[Qr_ ‘ Presbytery Exchange, Sunday, Nqy. ‘enibei- 15th. Visiting Preacher, Rev. f W. A. ltleQurirric, B. 1),, or Hunter

rhzingc includes visit, of Rev. ‘l’. Pulcthorpe to Hunter River and Rev. Afllllll‘ Wallis to Winsloe.

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Ilr. Dafoe Pursucil

NEW YORK, Nov. l2-(AP)—-Dr. [Allan Roy Daioc, who was‘ pursucil by a process server as he left Chic- uco, today, came to New York to- night and announced he was "going to bed early." llc went into seclusion in his hotel but, said through a spﬂkcsman that, he did not intend to go out "for night clubbing or anything else.’

‘ Fred Ferguson, president oi’ a nmvspaper feature service, said o! the process serving attempt. that Dr- Dnfoe told him "l could not say :0 my own knowledge what the paper was" and that "it is still in

By Process Server‘

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Prince Edwarilﬂ_ Island Hospital 0 o I I e c ll o n s

N. D. MacLcnn The Irving Priming Co. 10.00

Collections from Brackley Bench l amounting to $14.55, collected by Louise Shaw:-Mrs. J. A. Mam, Cixllum, Churics (“ircgoiy Walter‘ Gregor, Alexander Seaman, George‘ Hughes, Vernon Ilughes, ltlrs ‘ Lewis MacCnllum, Blythe Hurst 551:, Robert Show, (‘inrdnn Slum‘. ° Louise Show, $1.00 eiich; ltobcr:

i Ford, Waller Ford, George Robin- »

son, John A. MiicCnlluni, Arthur Cusford, fifty cents; J. ll.

.m~.r"'

Get

l i the Fltblli‘ Scottie! l New Jersy Pyjr. 241$ now on

sized and great c-"nifer (‘hilzlrcifs

(‘irmlnr

C I Gingham “ Scottie FREE—i\ ginggluim scoitie with every purchase of Dr. Demons sleepers for cizildren. sleepers are of natural fleece f‘ ceptionaily‘ fine quality. The scrsniific sleeping garment for your child-and don‘t forget. “Mac”

wear these n rly i;l._vlcd slccpin-r They arc shurn in pink and v. Ie AIlsIzes—---—————

2-00 i Ladies‘ Flanncllctic P) s of good quality, well s ~ , ______ _ _ $1.00

n “'l"l'l'lll—ll'll‘(‘ length 75k‘. ilirlile lenfgii: p .

"um UUAKIAIJJIPJIUWN uumcumq

range of

vii-t.- .. 0-1-11»

” Free

These brie and of ex-

snIc-for comfort and warmth '- nielrls" by Mercury.

combination.

crwcar in wintei

Bargain y Railway Fares to Cliarlotietoivn

Return limit: M: nziuy, "—---—-.’;i.8J

“Y . . -. ', .. .. I'm 1 Siiuznt, thirty-live cents, Mrs. _ BEAR RIVER __ _ ___ L0,] I I (iordon ltlurray and Mrs. Lemuel ‘ _ BLOUMHEIAI) __ _ __ H“ Cudmore, twenty-live cents; and . BDRDEN _ ___ ___ ____ _ .9‘, John lvIncCzLlum, twenty-cents; ,_ naAnAlinlxNE _ _ ___ m] Cleve Robinson, $1.00. 5 (Tnnwul. _ ___ __ _ __ East. Royalty collection, collcct- i ELIAERSIJE __ _ _ _ ed by ZVIrs. H. C. l-lczirtz and Miss ‘ ‘ H “ERA _ _ _ _ __

Jessie Heiirtz and amounting to j $20.40;‘ Dr. A. .1. Murchison $5.00; f Dr. Mncllauehlan, Miss ‘ Rayner, Edward O. Show, Fredcr-i

lck W Andrew, Harold W. Clay.

Mr. Percy Barlow, A Friend, Uns-y

I worth Gurney, and Kenneth Mac- i '

him, Hilbert ltlacNcvin, H. C.

Miller, Arthur W. Robertson, andi Allison Holmes, fifty cents; Clit- iord Down, thirtyv-iivc cents; Jcmie Harper, thirty cents; and Mr. Victor McWillirims, twenty - {Ive cents. _

Rice Point collection of $4.25, col- lected by Misses Sadie MacDougall and Marjorie Taylorz~wnllace H. Mucllaine, and Mrs. G. C. Lotvthcr, $1.00; Lee Taylor, fifty cents; Chnrlcs MacDougull, Mrs. Ellen

illlinois so for as I know.’

Runin

FOOD VALUES I

RISP, golden-brown Shredded

Wheat Biscuits are packed

vital food essentials-in Nature's own Shredded \Vhc.1t is whole wheat: nothing added-nothing taken

balance.

lway. A! easily (ligcﬂtlble as it

licious. Try it with mill: or cream, fruit, fresh or tinned. It will delight your palate and help to keep you

I2 big biscuits m every box‘: Order Shredded Wheat for tomorrow s

pink" I

reakfasc I

IHI CANADIAN SHREDDED WHEAT

COHPAN Y, LTD.

lull of

is dc-

in the

gaps IN CANADA - or CANADIAN WHEAT

MacEaehern. Mrs. Neil Taylor,

Ruth l ‘.- Mrs. Edgar ‘l-Ianrtz, John B. Aiidrew ‘ f

Lerm, each $1.00; Avnlrih MncCnl- ' H

Hcnrtz. Harold J. Clements, w. a.»

1

l-JNIERALI) Jt-"r. - - - FRl-IDEI1I("10Z\' - - - l-‘l1EI-1T()\\'N - - - - oponouroyvx - - - GRANDTIEHV - - -

MONTAGUE JCT. - -~ .85

Mrs._0oin1 VB. Mac-Donald, Harold Manson and Mrs. F‘. McEaehern. twenty-live cents; Ivirs. John Mne- Donald also 25 cents. Vernon Collection, collector, Don- ald I-luntley, amount. SIlﬁUI-WCSIZ- icy Enmun, John F. Huntley, Wil- fred Furncss, John M. Maclieoel, Rev. A. S. Weir. J. C. Irving, Law- son Jcnkins and Mrs. Guult. Murray $1.00; Mrs. William D. Enmnn, fifty cents. Bonshaw contributions, collect- ed by Miss Mildred Crosby and Miss Lillian Carson, $10.00: Geddle MacLcod, A. K. MacFadyen, W. F. Alan Stewart, Heath E. Crosby, and John Gaudct, $1.00; Lemuel Corney, G. Abner Crosby, Neil Salmond, Everette Crosby, Russel Boyce, David Lowry and George Carson, fifty cents; Elmer Crosby, forty cents; Mrs. S. Hic- kox, thirty-five cents; James Boyce, James Beat/on, and Mrs. S. Beri- ton. twenty-live cents.

$8.80 collected from New Wilt- shire by Mrs. B. E. WhItm-Mrs. R. E. White $2.00; Mrs. John Mnbbs. $1.00; Miss Blanche McPherson, titty-live cents; Mrs. Ben Mothe- aon, Mrs. Belson Moore, Mrs. Robt. Sllliphant. Mrs. Clifford Carew, Mrs. S. Silliphant, Mrs. Earle Mc- Rue. Mrs. Albert Paul, Mrs. B. Wonnocntt, Mrs. S. Spence. Mrs. Peter Martin, Iilty cents each; and Mrs. Jas. Brown, twenty-five cents.

Sturgeon Annual Subiacrlptlonli. collected by Mrs. Cecil Hicken, Mrs. Geo. Stewart, and Mrs. ‘rhos. Jackson and amounting to $13.50:

E

-Mr. and Mrs. Albert Grliiin

Saturday Nov. 14th

Nincinlw l6, 1931i SIT. S'1'i.‘.‘i'.i\li'I‘ JCT. —

HARMONY .I(."I‘. — — 1.15 KENSINCITLY -— — — $ .50.. .. KINJORA —- — — — .75 MELVILLE — — — — .75 MISCOUCIIE — - -- 1.10 iMONTAGUE — — — — 1.00

.75 1.00 1.80 1.30

.80 1.25 1.00 2.35 1.20

PRCI\'.‘I1'i‘l0N/\’I‘ELY LOW

soirms - -, - - -

full belt, SpecinI—-—-—-———

Spccial——-——-——

Men’s ‘Heavy

Tweed

OVERCOATS .

$1 0.50

plush lined.

colors and sizes.

Men's heavy tweed overcoats, grey and brown, plain and cheek. Sizes 39 to 46. Special — —

Young mens fine Melton overcoats, double breasted guards style, blue and brown. All sizes.

Special price — — —- — —

Men's storm coats of heavy English coating in checks and plaids. browns and greys. Special

2 Pant $ SUITS

Young mens fine worsted suits, fancy blues. blacks and browns, 2 pairs of pants, all sizes

Speclal-——-——--—--

$12.50 $20.00

I485 *

(Flaxmelette Blanket-NS pr,

$14.85

Mens horsehide coats with fur collar,

$13.50

Mena horsehide coats with fur collars and sheepskin lining. Special ———————-—

17.00

Men's heavy Bannockburn pants- three quarter twist Special pair - - — — —

.$4.00

Mens heavy mzickinaw breechea, full

_$3.00

Boy! ht Ifldtxylllcﬁltllll! lu- thu Mllkl. fur cgllar. lull belt. (our poo all. PW-

,_,______$7.50 Boy: guaranteed N0. l Hono- hldc Cull, fur collar, attach-

za: :1 $915

Boys all wool navy zipper jacket. cloth bottom, heavy

weigh Special - $2.95

Small boy: overcoat o! all wool cloth, lull lined, with aviator helmet to match.

sing mm 4 u1o$3_75

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Save here as You Shop for Boys

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Youth’: smart 0V0l10ﬂl5,|n brown: and greys, guards model, full llncd. Sizes 33 u; 38 ages 14 t l9 = u’... _ _ .. _° _ $9.95 no,‘ ‘u w”! n"? frieze breaches. heavy weight, Sh“, cloth. Spe Ial - - i- - ° 01.60

1P1: Ill wool fancy um“ suits, brovml, grey and fawn with [lacy bucks. One lﬂng lllﬂ one fuller pang; l8 q: Slzeuupto32—-$ no

vest, sizes

With 2 longs and $12.75

38lo38—-_._

nmx I-‘lannelletto Blunkotu In White or Grey. Colored bor- ders. 66 x ‘l8 Inches.

Per pull- -— - -— -—

CHECKED ﬂunnellett Blank- ets, Role, Blue, Gold, Green or lavender. 72 x 84. Per

pair — - - - — —

Special Rayon Net Curtains In Bronze Shade. Tailored Hams. 38 x 91 inches. Per

,,,,______$1.9s

Luci Net Curtulnlng, 36 Inches wlde. Biaqult shade. Per 15c yard — — — — - —

L

Kenwood Ramcresl Blankets", plaln colors with satin Iiiml- ing. 6) x 84 in Rose, Blue, Gold Green or Lav- »- (r endei‘. Each — — - ‘WLJO

Flowered Marqulscllc (jug. talnlnm 36 inches wide. Peryurd—-—--__ c LBW N61. Bronze Slllﬂll‘, 3i; inches u'lde In ﬂoral di-- f),- Slxﬂ. Per yard — -_ _.. “ac

Varnishcd Tile patterns only 1n bun-k and ﬂoral patterns. Per dou- 1.- blc roll 72 square m1,

Wallpaper, 5

Real Values In the new-

Coats for Ladies

Ladies’ and Misses Cloth Coats in Black, Navy- Brown and Wine. with large com-

Sizes 13 m 44 _ - - - - L-

Ladies and Misses Cloth Coats. large Fur Collars in shades of Black, Navy, Wine

fortable Fur Collars.

and BrowmSizes l3 to 46.

I’rice—--—-—————

Large range plain and tweed coats with

real fur collars. All the

newest shades and styles. - -

Bettcr coats in all the newest styles both in tweeils and plain weaves. 48.00

The largest range of Fur Coats to be seen

in Charlottetown including Beaver Lamb, Czmicule, Hudson Head, Broadtail- French Seal, Hudson Seal, Muskrat.

Prices from $29.50 to — -- - --

$25.00 29.50 39.00

l-‘ARES FROM OTHER STATIONS

rgevbdw

fin Iilllll lVIr. and Mrs. Hugh Co.- lings, $1.00; Wm. Sorrey, E. H. l-linklcy, Gtorgc Gilbert, Percy A. Hickcn nnd Alex Jackson, each fifty cents; Lionel Ceilings, thirty-

five cents; Viola Kemp, thirty cents; Mrs. Russel Moore. Lilly Creed, Mrs. W. H. Creed, James

H. Creed, Mrs. Richard Sencabnugh Mr. Murdock King, l-lugh Jack- son, Stirling Conrad, Colin Jack- son, Richard Llewellyn, Wm. John- ston, nnd Mrs. Cecil l-ilckon,

twenty-five cents. Guspercziuxz-Cephas Davey and Mrs. Sidney Llewellyn, $1.00; Mrs. A. Reynolds, sixty cents; Mrs. Austin Davey, titty cents and Mrs. Ellie Llewellyn, twenty-live cents. L 318111-13-11

Roosevelt Plans Broad Program 0f Labor Legislation

(A. P. by Guardian's Spools] WIN)

WASHINGTON, Nov. 11-1000!’- preting the United States eloatlon a1 President Roosevelt today recom- mended n. broad program o! labor legislation by the States and pledged federal reenforcement "when problems assume an Inter- state or a national character."

In a letter read to the Third National Conference on labor leg- islation, he enumerated "reason-

IZOO; Mr. and Mrs. Erneot Grit-

ably lhort working hours" and

an‘ - "unmistakable "mandate,"

_ $10.95 $19.50

55.00

$275

"aTcFunt/e annual mcomﬁramong desired objectives. No mention o! the Supreme Court was made; but the court}..- action on legislation like NRA, the Guiiey Act and the New York wage law-aimed at. sim- llur objectives-entered Into the discussions among the delegates.

Should the projected federal and state efforts {all athwart the Sup- reme Court, It was generally as- sumed. in view of the Democratic p‘ rtlorm that a constitutional am- endment would be sought. The do- sirubility o! recommending one at once received some consideration ir the private discussions.

Turkey May Now Remilitarize

PARIS, Nov. ll-Turkeyk; right to remllitariza 'thc Dardanellu, actually admitted lust July, was

formlllv recocnized by seven nat- ions today. Ratification; or the Montreux

convention, signed In July by l0

A msic of" EXAMINATION

l-‘Illlng and Supplying Glues Mo.

_ II. .|. iitiiaoii f ociomnmr

‘ MONTAGUE, P. E. I.

| Ollico Wlih

Dardanolles _

xiauons, were exchanged by rcp- resentatives oi’ France, Great Brit- ain, Ru sia, Bulgaria, Greece, Ger- many and Yugoslavia, as well as Turkey.

Japan, which made reservations

in signing the Montreaux conven- tion, and Australia were the two signatories not participating III the exchmge o! mtiiicationa. The Montreux agreement ter- minated the Lausatmo Treaty, under which Turkey was forbid- den to reurm the region around the Dardanelles, the Sea of Mar- mora and the Bosporua, which sep- arate European and Asiatic Tur- key.

imw Yuma, Nov. 11> or peace must unite ugzilu crnnry among xiiitious uui:l drum‘ oi war have been fllvllVJl, it will urged today us and Americans uttrizilvii t! Istico Dny luncheon oi the C. ~- ian Club ol Ne“ Yolk. I

Spvakiers iuiliiiL-tl ll.,u. G. 1101\- ord Ferguson, lot-nut" cuuiilznl ' i311 Conunissionet- in liihiiiillii 5." Gerald CumPb-‘ni my“ luvs: Benerul in New York, illl\l Juilll Nooaan, presidentot‘ itii- i-lub; ' Major General Sir Junzix» 310°‘ Arlen C0mllllSlOilt‘l' oi ill“ “ml Canadian ltluuutcil Pulli-c, Him‘

Z bcillil‘

. .‘ 11* led with a detachment. oi 0'0"“ ‘

Island Motor

DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY Charlottetown for Borden Charlottetown for Summernldu Summorlldu for Bordon Suuuamlda Ior Charlottetown Borden tor Summer-old Bordon for C” rlothtowu SUNDAY ONLY. Charlottetown for Bummer-aide Summenlila for Charlottetown SATUIDAY NIGHT EXTRA. Charlottetown for Summerulde Summenldo (or Charlottetown

or 002. ‘

For full lnlonuutiou phone or vhlt

ISLMII! IIOTOR

C‘ ,. In Cﬁrlottelown Bu: leaves Irom Rcdilln Bron, Drug S " I‘

li ' 35' In Bummenfdc Bui lam from Gollfllﬁl‘ 9""? sum‘ l’ m“

Transport Lill-

BIIS SBIIEDIILE

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LEAVES s45 11.1w. 10.30 am. LEAVES 1o.ao rm. 12.15 midnight

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7,00 PM

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