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Vicinity

Mrs. Gordon Yonioa and fam- ily of Charlottetown are Vlsltlli‘ relatives in Georgetown.

Mrs. William Murphy and far - ily, Bamure Island. visited George- town on Thirrsday.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rafuse. have taken up residence in the modern home owned by Capt. John Fitzgerald

Mr. W. J. Fitzgerald was visitor to the Uitv on Thursday.

The Georgetown Brunch No. 16. Canadian Legion BESL have been successful .n securing rooms in the home of Mrs. l-Iearn, on. Main Street and will fit them up as a Club room.

Mr. Francis Delory of Newport was a. recent visitor to George- town.

Fred A. Delory left on Thurs- day for Mor-frori, to resume his

ﬁwrsvlovn Ami Baciiachs Whipped “ ‘m’ " ~ nd

the deathly stillness, Of an Autumn day ,, All nature seems a-saying, Life ls fading fast away.

The hollyhock l ltltel It d, Against the garden wall: 0°

Now realize that time ls short, The she too soon rnust fall.

you I or from Bl pains, Nervous

by ljan a

ti. t

‘rho golden glow is poutkrg too, Her head is bowing down, What once was just like purest

gold, Is now Just plstils brown,

And so l-t is with each of us, ,

For our Autumn days must come,

We'd how our heads to a higher will,

And say "Thy will be Done."

-Mrs. I. J. Ferguson. Oransud a. a.

legs

Finally l decided In a couple of weeks I was l be a son, tho pains had ft and I co anywhere. My husband had pains

took Cystex and the pans . o pro what Cyslex may do to bring you key- oul elp from the ains and distress of id- Icy and Bladder roublesuget Oyster from

prisoners of war and civilian in- ternees. medical and dental his- tories, political, economic, indus- trial, financial rind social develop- ments. and the wc-rk of voluntary patriotic organizations. Th: fourth section will be the supervision and control of a series of histories of the more important unit's in the various services. .

General Kippenberger is collect- ing a staff to carry out the work

BOGNOR REGIS. lan _ ball bowled oy a slow%wle9 killed l1 SWQUOW 01111113 a cricket match between Moddleton Sport; C1115 and South Hamstvad.

RICHMOND. Surrey. Enllund _ When a bogus V. C. was sentenced to six months’ lnprlsonmcni; for claiming to he "Robert Ryder", v_. 6.," the real hero was in the court.

A l l- SEgi-‘rstlnanis. 194., Help to bring New Hope A to Shattered Lives

In its homes, hospitals crud hostels for men, women and children who have fallen prey to misehanco or human frailty, The Salvation Army brings new hope to the despairing and restores shattered lives. Your dollars are needed to make this work possible. Give generously.

Space donated by

91181719911118 “"4195 at Mccm Um‘ and an immense mass of records

For Sale _____’_-_-—- F SALE—SIGNAL GENERA- _ $75.00. M Canadian ‘ _ , Nlrudock,

on sari 3T dan. Apply 14 Par

BUILDING LL. Near Schools, Chu es, and Railway, l) F. MacDonald. Souris. W >

i3» sans: -- oovrzrt BIGGER. good condition. Robert (izrilanu, Bedford. t

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FOR SALE - SAIL B . \lPEl clam, completely rlgg All arc-y cessories. Sound hurl. c 97. Guardian.

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_--—-j—-4—— FOR SALE — 1935 AUSTIN CAR- ' pskpplyg gmvl-‘itzroy’ Street, between}, to

- - —- —— WANTED _ IIOUSEKEEPER. 1 SET OF STOCKS‘ A

FOR SALE for shoeing bad horses. Apply to Joseph Kelly, Albrm 1

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FOR SALE—ONE HALL THRESH- er and Cleaner. Apply Kenneth MacNeill, Clvde vc

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FOR SALE — BOILER. WAGON] box, potato digger, Separator and. milk cow. Apply Earl Willis,‘ Kingston.

FOR SALE —TWO ACRE BUILD- ing lots in lovely locality, about 1 mlle from Charlottetown Phone 151-L., between 7 and 8 o'clock.

IOB SALE — MAPLE LEAF gang plow, only ploughed 22 acres. John aibane.

OR SALE - FLOOR MODEL 0d

eight tube electric radio in go working order. Excellent condi- tion. Prlce $35.00. Desmond Mac- Donald, Mermaid.

OR SALE — THREE ACRES OF

land at Cape Traverse School. suitable for Garage or Forge. Ad- dress Box 33, Carleton Siding R. R.

FOR S N BED. SPRING and ma ress, one bed with spring, one kitchen. lounge, one tin boiler, one auto-lorl-itter. chairs. oilcloth, etc. Mrs. John A. Shreenan, Klnkora.

FOR SALE —- SD Eustcn Street.

DOUBLE SIDED BLADES 100 FOR $1.00. Xmas Cards 21 boxed Hygienic supplies. rubber goods

for $1.00. Party horns heavy quality 12 for 60c. Everything prepaid. Spencer's Variety, Box 184, New Glasgow_ N S

bolt SALE - rnorrartrv AT Victoria. 114 acres land. House, 6 rooms. bedrooms. 2nd floor. Kitchen. dining room and living room. Barn. Apply to Hamut Cameron. Victoria.

o Let so LnT-nnn-srrrmo noon. Call rose-a.

I0 LET - man srTrrNc- ROOM _ suite/big‘ for two business girls. Write . X. Gua di

YO LET — TW FU NISl-IED bedrooms. One single. other with twin beds. Crnirnllx located Men only. Phone 1167.

_ For Sale

Large Lot on Prince St. Apply

M. A. ARWER, Solicitor.

. 208

Upper

51"A"1"1"§'O"N"!"O"1"1"9@

FARM FOR SALE

Sealed tenders until November 1st will be received by the under. signed for the purchase of the D558!!! farm situate at Cape Trsv-

‘lllle fann consuls of l2! acres of

bu?‘ "oultivatedyulslveed-frﬂe: long a never n: sp w

Iﬂlll some 40 acres. There arse also In walls on the farm, considerable Qlod alldjnmber.

llﬂlﬂll all in III of the‘ minim IQ ma‘. "I "llﬂﬂ I061‘)

‘kahuna ma na-uumniiuoliﬁfrff-Nr:

ldlcngtlnsssltls ll d ted ms

been situated

lllulardsn

good repair and houses in the

on Wednesds

new Illll October llt

. MacLecd, Brad-_

Wanted

STUDENT WANTS IIOUSEWORK to pry board. Apply Box 90, Guardian.

WANTED -- CONTRACT FOR cedar fence posts, stakes, etc. Large contract preferred. Apply Joseph Kehoe, Grainfleld NorthYd Co., .B.

W A N T E D - ALE BOTTLES

Phone 1107-2 Mimael Bros

WANTED - ALE BOTTLES‘. Phone 2208. Maurice Bloc

WANTED — STUDENT LEMALE

boarder, Phone 1 13

‘warvran - To Bur

er._ Apply Ella Mobbs, Oyster Bed Bridge.

Female Help Wanted

Apply 52 Hayfield St. Personal

HYGIENIO SUPPLIES (RUBBER goods) mailed oostpaid in plain. sealed envelope with prloelist.

‘samples 25c; 24 samples $1.00 Mail-Order Dept. B8, Nov-Rub- ber- Co Box 91. Hamilton Ont.

' Business Opportunities

._____{_______-— RUN YOUR OWN BUSINESS! Owln to increased production estabished Company has o r.- ing in your locality. Exec lent earnings. Furious Products Cor- ponstion, Dent. P.E.I.—i. 3T0 Guy Street, Montreal, P Q.

Lost Found Strayed

’LOS'l‘- SATURDAY BETWEEN Maritime Stationers Kind Jenkins Pharmacy, envelope containing $6.00. Return to Guardian Office. Office.

GLEN VALLEY W. I.

The Glen Valley Institute meet-t

irrg was held at the home of Mrs. Simon Blondon.

Seven members answered the roll call. There were also two visi- tors presscif. ‘

The minutes were read by Sec- retary, approved and signed by Vice-President, The collection amounted to 55c. $35.70 was made at ice-cream social. $15.58 expenses

5c‘ leaving $20.11

An interesting service was held in the school on Aug. 23 when an Honor Roll, containing the namcs of the ones from the district who had served in World War II was unveiled. The service was con- ducted by Rev. Mr. MacPhail. At our Institute meeting we voted a vote of thanks to Rev. Mr. Mac- Phail for his help at this service.

Mrs, Blondon and Mrs. Stirling Mat-Lean were to see about get- ting some one to paint the school ceiling. Mrs. S. MacLean was to get the paint,

Correspondence read. $5.00 was to be taken out of the funds and sent to Salvation Army Home Front Appeal. New Sick Commit- tee, Mrs. Abbott and Mrs. Blondon; Program Committee. Mrs. N. Mac- Donald, Mrs, S. MacLean and lifrs. W, Abbott. Roll call to be answer- Pfl with verse of Scripture with “Love" in it.

Mrs. Norman MacDonald invited members to her home for next

meeting.

A delicious lunch served by hostess assisted by Mrs. S. Mac- Ifean. Meeting closed with Na. tmnal Anthem.

versity.

Mrs. Rodney Bruce and family, who spent the summer at Niirs. wine's parents. Mr. and Mrs. ii. H. Douglas, Waver- Street. left Thursday on return to their hofre in. Montreal.

Jimmie Plugged; is at present employed in Kinkora

Mr Jack Go ll. caretaker of our Post Offis. Ls on ‘.15 annual vacation, and Guy Hempr/ll ' acting as careta-lur during his ah- sence. .

Mr Lloyd Show, Director of Education for the Province. vras a visitor to the Iown on Vlcdnes- day.

Mrs, Allister H Stewart, left on Thursday for Pennsylvania where ‘she will visit htr slster-Ln-law. Mrs. Jordan Fenmg

Mrs. Clarence l-larrls a.‘ Sum- meside, recently returned to he: home, after spending a ‘week's vacation at AM Burns summer resort on the Brrrdenell River.

Mr a-nd Mrs Bernard Hughes and family recently mowed to their home in Charlottetown, from Morrison Beech, where Mrs. Hughes and family have been vacationing. ~

Miss Beulah McGiillvz-ay of Louisburg, NS nsvisitlrug George- tow , the guest o1 her s'ster Mrs. Thomas Trenholm.

Mrs. Laura lvfa-ir our local librarian, has rehrned from a few weeks visiting relatives and friends in points in the Province and in Nova Scotia.

Mrs. Fkivswarldllirlpltt, Pcoseneath is visiting here. the guest f Csvpt. and Mrs‘ Helge Larsen.

NEW ZEALAND PLANS BIG HISTORY OF WAR

AUCKLAND, N, Z., Sept. l3- (CP)—New Zea1and's histories of the Second Great War will require about 20 volumes, apart from unit histories, and will take seven to ten years i0 write, ac ‘ the editor-ln-chief, Maj.-

K. Kippenberger.

The project has been divided into four sections. As early as possible there will be published s series of volumes containing the relevant documents and messages of some of the critical phases of the Dominlon's part in the war. The second phase will be the pub- lication of a popular history, simply written, covering the whole field and complete with photo- igraphs, maps. diagrams and draw- ngs.

The third section will be the official history proper, which will

deal with the New Zealand armed services overseas and at home,

FOR SALE

FARM- 50 ACRES

Good buildings, handy church and school and sta- tion. Land under good cul- tivatlon.

Apply:-

E. R. FORD Winsloe

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AUCTION SALE

OF PROPERTY

AND LOT

TUESDAY, SEPT. 17TH, 12:30 P.M.

I am instructed by the xe t f th E t i ~ late Murdock MacLean to Eellcubyrlijublice Aisrcliifnﬂfdt; tenement dwelling No. 57-59-61-63 Edward St. Thi; pro- perty is equipped with electric lights, sewage and bath

in each apartment.

Also a lot of land opposite the Prince

of Wales College on C be l d Si. ith f of 81 ft., depth of 62 ftNNlierletfdoutsl-eet w a “ma”

W. u. BEATON,

Auctioneer. . .

FOP. SALE

BY PUBLIC AUCTION - On Friday, September 20th, at 2.00 P.M.

appointment.

F" llirilculars apply to

Phone 447

u to roads, , "J" "i" Qﬂllwitlsnilll property in sood repair situated at 21a nee Street, (Corner of Prince and Fitzroy Streets), containing five small apartments. Excellent rental value. Could be used as boarding house. Very centrally

Hot water heating. a rooming or

is being put in order. "0015 ‘

DOROTHY DIX SA YS-

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DEARIMISS DIX: I am the father of three children who are in my care, as I um divorced from their motlrcr. I am in love wiiih a girl who says she loves me. but s-he seems to be afraid of the children. I don't wonder at that. I cw that a girl is talcirrg a big drance Yruho marries a man with childr-

What should we do? P. C.

ANSWER: It depends upon lrcw old and mature the girl is and. nrust qr s11, rrpcn hey; much some she t It takes a lct cif intelli- gence and patience to deal with even onUs own children where there is tire bcnd of mother love to compensate fcr- all the trouble young- sters gdve, and I am afraid that no young girl has that.

Also. I am afraid that if you married th-is young girl she would make you very unhappy 1f you saw her mlstreatlng your helpless little ones. Certainly they have had bad luck in having a mother who de- serted thom. It would be too much if they laud a cruel stepmother.

Your position forces you to be more careful in selecting a wife than you would be if you did not have the children.

DEAR DOROTHY DIX: The boy I go with told me that I was not a girl to take seriously. Wh-at docs that mean? B. C.

ANSWER: Well. it might menn either one of tvra things. Ont l; that he thinks you are one of the girls who is frivolous and Just in for a good time and who has no real purpose ln life. except to amuse heirsellf.

The other meaning may be that he is just serving notice on you that he ls having a good time dancing around with you. and that his attentions are without any intentions.

Vancouver Artists Spur Modern liome Design

Photos by Jack Loll

"Homes-not just houses!"

The severe shortage of newsprint paper that pl d th ti ' l L

still almost as bad as ever, but pulp mills are nlgNieng frlinxtlil: §do$lllgirievftgytlgleff° glplctirl of whats going on is tire photo above, showing a huge stockpile of paper-pulp legs at Hull in u‘, Gatlneau River district of Quebec, being wetted down to lessen ﬁre hazard. Before the war, three

out of every eight newspapers the world were printed on Canadian paper. '

w» s...» Wm,“

is the cry of Vancouver's "Art In Living"

group of artists, looking forward to the estimated 500,000 Canadian homes to

be‘built in the next five years.

The Group, made up of students, graduates

and teachers from Vancouver School of Arts, believe this can be accomplished through six basic elements of design: light, view, space, shape, color and sur-

face.

Drawings for community centres have been studied by Group leader Fred Amess and secretary Jean Cooper (upper left) on vacant land in subur- l‘ ban Vancouver. Group is now busy with its Autumn architectural display, a k which won such popularity when first exhibited in the Vancouver Art

l . ' "T" . . . . . mud‘ Inspection by Gallery that rt is now an anmrai event. From miniatures built rn basement

workshop jack Newman (centre) aidedpby Ron Hamilton and Joyce Butler

4W0", 293 Richmond designs additions to own ironic. Below,

ﬂirt‘ Blnpinfs bright, airy theme,

built n! cost of only $5.000, combinlngill six architectural elementqstresscd

W. H. BEATON Auctioneer.

O < ,

by Group, is‘ one of Canada's iriottTdltliilliedltlt-lniltles ofﬁiuuderu housing.