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—UNITED CHURCH 0F CANADA,‘ liiensington, November 24th. Rev. T., a. Saint, n. n, Minister 0.45 a. Mm‘ Sunday School. ll A. M. and 7 P. Mi Rev. E. i-l. Ramsay, D. D. ‘Fnsllk 01-,

‘ ferlng for Y. P. S. in tllo evening» Special music. a P. M. First oilari-ltj

Summeriield, Rev. Dr. Ramsay. A]

Very remarkable little ‘wash dress, assorted range of colors _, 5' , hearty welcome to all.

and patterns, ginghams and zephyrs, pretty, useful and I

verygoodvalueatourpriceof The Best Dollar Silk‘ ~| 00 Stocking in the City .. . . . '

“ORIENT" Silk Stock- ‘l ingsin all colors '

“ORIENT” Purple Stripe 2 o0 Silk Stockings '

“KAYSE ” Silk Stock ings, “Slendo" heel . . .

"KAYSER" Silk Stock- ings, Pointed heel . . . . . .

1.95 SILK PLATED ON WOOL Stockings‘

.-~ l » —SUSPENDED SENTENCE. - In- the Court House at Sullinierside, on‘

y Tuesday, Justices of tile Peace, Messrs,‘

i John Molilson and Aimandel‘ Camp? bell, gave judgment in the case ol ‘- the theft of coal, valued at fifty cents,‘ from New Annan Station which was tried the previous Tuesday. They, found two of the parties guilty but,

I suspended the sentence pending their,‘ good behaviour, and their entering, into a bond to appear at any time,

;‘ within a year to receive sentence ifi celled _upon. The charge against a‘ third member of the party was dis-, - missd. The offender against whom a‘ warrant was issued is still nt large. Mr. Heath Strong, K. 0., was couli-i eel for the defence-S.

“ Lady Gay ” Silk Bloomer

$1.00

The best dollar silk bloonler in Char- lottetown has always been offered here. The “Lady Gay"is something better than best.

Al the new colors, cut correctly, made smartly, and sold only at this store.

Why be satisﬁed wltllanything in-

ferior? _ 1.00

“LADY GAY" BLOOMERS are Some new things you’ve been waiting for

Angora Hats and 'l‘anis in white, Children’s all woolsweaters, I u H l n b 4 b d‘ _ di red e sand and 4 blue red sand green an: 2 t "l0 (lei, e111,, a Y rlanlage .y b ' gr y’ . nanion éto 6 ks $2 60 to - ‘ lhe fruit tiuecl was broken IDESIGOS‘ rown .... . . . .. . . . . . . . . , - - Mo, da,,,,ge__s_ Suits, ill blue, sand, cinnamon and

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51mm WEDDING ANNIVERSARY’ thought than any other like period o: ' time.

. The home of Mr. and Mrs. E. D.l The World War with IilS'llOI‘l'OI‘S, Fraser, of North Lake, was the scene sorrows and lessons is embraced of j, very interesting event on the‘ therein. But tonill" Wm‘ the DOE‘

iplswenm o; Novgmbci- 9, when a hum-i we will say "Let the dead past bury it's dead," and think most of the very

‘wgpl friends and ileigllbors gathered I $0 congratulate Mr. and Mrs. Fraser‘ many discoveries that have been 35th Anniversary of their» lnade in medical research, that cures

' the gilsrrlage. Music was furnished by‘ or alleviates the ills of mankind; the .. J. H. Baker and Mr. Garnet inventions within our reach that an- “ fltt. Another pleasant feature wssi nihilste space; the modern and iln- , as recitation by Mr. J. H, Baker. IJ- proved methods open to all that put i- some congratulatory remarks had our rural heritage on a par with city ilaeen made, Mr. J. E. Dingweii readl homes-a thing undreamed of half a ‘(the following address: century ago. Whether we realise it or ‘ r0 Mr, the Mrs. a. o. Fraser. not our lot a cast in pleasant places. 2T6: 3'2-.. ~:— What is it that makes a community? . A (ow of your neighbors and Many things-burchiei’ of all the ‘ﬁriends have been reminded that this desire of each home and family ‘Wi 1s the twenty-fifth anniversary oi or: well their part. It is not flattery 510m‘ marriage and have taken this l0 SBY 0H V71! JOY-m’ lr-‘lllf-(‘Il that opportunity to call and offer tin most you have always lelned in everythlns slhearty congratulations. In doing so, that was in the interest or‘ the place i5, usurcd m" 1i 15 not simply [up 1r for whatever cause that was con- doning custom. but because our rellgi-i ﬁldElTll llofil?!" 311d ha“! SBYRFOUBIY §USJSUClBll11d business reiaiions have, Ellen 0f You! Umﬁ 811d mBBYW W! Qeen so harmonious that we are able; Sllliffftly. hope that YOU may have :4: rejoice together without cne dis-l "ll"! NBBYs i0 enjoy the company 0f ggrdanl, not; Quite naturally on 0c.‘ cach other, and that the lainily that ilclsions like lhis our minds become] 113$ 5195506 YOU!‘ H1110“ mﬂY IOUQW Ill ‘l your footsteps. To remind you in

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-c.a'a nanny SMASIIEQ-Oni Tuesday evening quite a bad auto ' smash up took place about .\ mile‘ east of Summerside. As Dr. J. A. Mc-i Pheo was driving home to Summer-g side he was run into by a car going, in the opposite direction. Fortunately] no one was hurt but both cars were?‘

i badly smashed up. Dr. McPhoe had ' the mud guard ol’ his car badly bent, ‘ and the running board injured, he! also had to change a tire before being} able to proceed home. The owner oii the other car, I-Jir. German, of Boll-f y silaiv. ivlzs tbllgcd to leave his car ill,‘

SILK AND WOOL Stock- ings, great value at . . . . .

HE only kind "of radio an Atwater

Kent owner would swap his set. for is

another Atwater‘ Kent. Ask the, next one

—MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER. —: The home of Mr. John Picketts, of,‘ Wilmot, was the scc-le o! an enjoy-l able affair on Monday evening, when‘ about one hundred and fifty guests of both sexes gathered to extend their best wishes and shower his daughter Miss Myrtls, with beautiful and use-l lui gifts on the eve of lier wvcddiilg. Al dalritily trimmed basket was brought? in to the reception room and the bride-to-be was escorted by Miss Olive Jal-dlne to the room where every‘ one had assembled. The presents were opened by the Misses LiLllian Sobey, Catherine Clark and iiiillan Hogg. The verses accompanying the gifts were read by Messrs Austin Jardine and Emerson Huestis and were the

--‘WELC0ME REsmExT-t-REV-C- cause of a. good deal of merriment. E- Armsi-IOHB ﬁnd fﬂmlli’ 01’ NEW was" The evening was pleasantly spent in sow. are tﬂklns up their residence in music and song. Mrs. Jellltlils favour- thelr lovely new home ln Moniasue cd the part with tn exceptionally $1118 WEEK and HIE bEillB warmly wei- well rendered solo. Mrs. Waidron Cbmed in Church and social circles. Davidson, of Kensingioii, Mrs. Justine

- Woodside, of Clinton, and Miss

..'SCHR. "SILVER BELL". Cllpt- Gladys Plcketts, all sisters of the Fordon, arrived from Grand River bridbtmbe “tel-e m, hostess“ of the with 598d Final-OBS f6!‘ the POUND evening and served a delicious lunch. GTWWTF‘ 55500185011 l0 be 111591151885 Before departing for their holrcs all in shed awaiting shipment by steiin-i- jolned in singing for She's s. Jolly en-A- Good Fellow-S. ‘

MPOTATO LADEN — The s“ -SOUTII BEDEQUE INSTITUTE Steﬂmel‘ Mllfy 3-. lfrlved from Grand -The annual meeting of the South River with I load or bl: potatoes Bedeaue Women's Institute was held and will dlscharlze at 0- N. R- Wharf at the home of Mrs. Alexander All- for shed-i She is now at King's gem,“ on Tuesday, Novenﬂm. 5m , Wharf awa tin orders to roceed for - _ ' . - ' ' —‘ -- " ii‘..“iiiii"ff.ilii.°f..iif‘fiii 212:1» ..i.i::f.t:§:"t*:;' wtirsttz": ..;ii‘.§..?§;“.’.”.‘£Z" ':;:;1.';";::;":."‘:; ‘it’. tire" W "i “w” "‘

' ' ‘ ’ l1 ue ee a s bers ave the mem‘ ert, Mrs. Walter Leard; Auditors, side this week-S. who Wm represent Mm brufchea hem“: rongfgnﬂ: 31mins h.“

dent in the chair. The meeting open- Henderson. Mrs. Geo "Hm the Atllllllv t0 the Pacific. and, been Qgfgegbly aurpﬂnd by the "um.

JBCHR- “BONNIE B- BUSH!‘ ed with the singing of "o Canadifl Mrs. Geo. ClPl- Gﬁiblﬁ. lfflvﬁd frvm Plvlivll followed by "A Club Woman's Creed." Sherry; Delegates to Annual Con- --Mr. nild Mrs. George Loskhart. all“, ‘ddmon m 15 expected damn“ be r d] w “d by ' - s r o alga s ,., ‘ be” Swim"! I will attend from the few branches branches. slit-l it is believed this

l With l 108d 0f will ﬂlld 1S discharging Roll ciill was responded to with the ventlon ‘in Charlottetown, Mrs. Percy Spring Valley, have Bil KIRK’! Whﬂff 101‘ 3- C. Knish?» names of "Allied Ltadei'=" Minutes AiTlcck Mrs Cyril MacFarlane The delightful visit in Sumlnirside the - “' ' ' ' ~ in the United States. year's attendance will be between s00 and 400.

She W111 ﬁlm's’ produce for the rest oi’ of last aluluai meeting also October new President then took the elielr of guests of Mrs. Charles Ramsay's-B. the fall for other points-A. meeting were read and approved. office and a very hearty vote oi -——-4 '

Children’s all \VOOl Children’s all wool and brush wool Sets in white, blue, 5 I

you meet if this isn’t true.

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Alwller Ken! Eleeiro-Dynanllo

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ﬁll Atwater Ken: ‘Models are equipped with LXG-E. R.V.C. lfuliolrons

Eastern Guardian

A. E. TOQMBS‘ “' “ The Progressive Music Store ” 167 QUEEN ST.‘ cnAllixxtjrlaTowN

DISTRIBUTED IN THE MARITIME PROVINCES ‘BY

CROWELL B ROS. LIMITED HALIFAX, N. s.

“All Atwaier Kent Receivers are equipped with UJLL-JLV-C. Radioman.’

According to information received

aafeiy be made that the last uuartnr ‘I a ccntury offers more food for 1i . I .

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The most wonderful rerned!

the world for eczema, boils- p pies. hives and all skin diseases. To be bad at l" drill stores. Price per bottle $1.25.

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NOTICE!

To those who owe us book accounts

and notes, kindly

BEFORE mac. 1st.

esrrxra OF 1,, St.

future years of this memorable event . we ask you to accept this token of; our esteem. 1' After the reading of the address, Mr. J. 1-1. Baker, on behalf of the as-

, semblcd guests, presented Mr. and I lvlrs. Fraser with a silver casserole i together with a sum oi’ money. After

zrefrcshiilents had been served, the —"‘ compmy “n! no Candi“ and ﬁr} ..'Capt. MacDonald arrived from

.l N P l ' versed to their homes feeling that’ 10:‘; dog; Li’: gﬂlyyoiigfpzizg l: T}??? N. R. shed, Georgetown-A.

. RHEAVY POTATO SHIPMEIJJ‘— There are about two hundred cars of potatoes in .the railway vard to be

the next steamer, which is expected soon-A.

they had spent a very pleasant even- ing.

. . ‘Captain Fantbiggen arrived from Sydney. N. s., with a load of coll for the J. J. Hughes 00., and is discharg- ing at King's Wharf. l-Io will load produce by the J. J. Hughes Co, for Sydney market-A.

Wife: "You should never take any- thing that doesnt agree with you." Husband: "If 1 had always lol- |lowed that rule. Maria, when would you be?"

The President then signed the minu- tes. The sick committees reported sending fruit to the sick in the com- munity to the value of $455 in Oc-

tl-arlsported to the United States by tober. Fernwood School Gommitteel

asked to have-the walls of the school re-decorsted and a new map case. One new member was welcomed. The President then read the report for the year. It was moved and seconded that the report be adopted. The Secretary Treasurer next gave a re- port of the Finances, ‘receipts amount- ed to $163.01, expenses $84.34, leaving on hand a balance of $78.87. Then followed the election of officers fol the ensuing year. President, Mrs. Percy Aifleck; Vice-President, Mrs. Waiter Leard; Secretary Treasurer.

Bliiiilﬁiﬁo" UP FATHER '

thanks was presented to the retiring president, also to the retiring secre- tary treasurer for their keen interest in the work during the year. The program consisted of o. solo, “Jaunlta" by the Misses Jennie lvlcCallum and Winnifred Wright. Next place of meeting is at the home of Mrs. Hor- ace Wright, December 3rd, roll call to be answered by sing. say, play or pay. Collection $1.60. Meeting closed ‘with singing of National Anthem, after which a dainty lunch was served by the hostess.

PERSONALS

-Mr.s. Kenny, of New York, is vil- itllmg her home in Summer “ .--8.

—-Rev. V. M. Purdy, formerly ﬂll- ancial agent for the Maritime. Home for Girls, who has been touring the Maritime Provinces for the past three weeks, crossed from the mainland on Tuesday to visit his old trlohli, luv. T. W. A. Nicholson of Bedeque, before returning to his homo ill Bellviiie, Ontarlo.-S. -

-__-_-_____. WIDE REPRESENTATION AT CANADIAN

LEGION CONVENTION aaoma. sane, Nov. 20-(By The Canadian Pressi-Every province in Canada will be represented-at the dominion convention oi’ the Canadian Legion of the British Empire to be

from dominion headquarters, the 1939 Istherlng of the legion lqﬂdgrs will be the most representative in "w WW! 0! the organisation. since the great majority of the 800 branch- es will be lepresented either by their own delegates or by Proxy. ‘ This believed to bellargely due i0 the increased interest aroused in ‘the work of the legion by the elm. Hm 1w- ym- oi sir llrtl-lur currle, commander of the Canldign cog-pg, to the presidency of the legion. in; "Whtsnce of the position. and the close touch he has kept with the lesion’: affairs, have been inspiring to thousands of his man to one; again follow his leadership. In every province scores of new branches have

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