we:

—F| "gu i it: iurv s . R preme g Frank i break! l at the i i

Court, court day v was c John heard defellr dnwse ﬂfhill’ K. C .ll“"i‘ Alia". the ‘ liiéltot noun! 'i“.:l~ l 1i l" S 11' 11a Gram f’? .'l v 111 l

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a A Blanket value without Parallel in Charlottetown

A VERY SPECIAL

BERET

of the better sort

89c

Announcing a big arrival of now ones, in a ﬁne all wool

fabric. llurnt Orange, Navy ll I'll“ ns, Greens Sand, Black. Clearing odd lots of

NAPKINS

Irish linen Damask Napkins. perfect in every way, but not many of each lot.

$3.125 Napkins for . . . . . 2.50 $8.75 Napkins for . . . . . $2.85 $4.50 Napkins for $3.50 $5.00 Napkins . . . . . . . . . $i.00 $8.50 Napkins for . . . . . . $6.75

Double Damask Linen Cloths

“KENWOOD ”

pure wool, two tone OVERTHROWS

each 60 x 84 inches never before at this price

“Kenwood” Quality-every good housekeeper knows lt. And no good housekeeper with Five Dollars at her disposal will want to miss this. We'd like to shout about it, we’re so-enthusiastic

72x72 regular $4.50, reduced to $3.50

72x90, regular $5.75, reduced to ........._.<...........$4.75

. . . and you’ll be the same when you see and handle them.

Soil, fluffy throws with that spongy, lively feel that indicates superlative qualify. Tum-tone effects in lovely pastel tints of rose, green, gold, blue and lavender. The ends are bound with

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matching silk ribbon.

WOOL BLANKET. White all wool , . y . . blankets with colored borders. Size rluulnl? ¢URTMN_NG' Slightly 50x30. sped,“ week price, per soiled frllled curtalnlng. Regular pair $5.95 45c. Clearing per yard 25c FRILLED CURTAINS. Clearing Sale of Remnants of Lace Nets, Mar-

iine of colored bordered frilled cur- tains at 1-3 off

quisette, Madras,‘ Overdrape, and Crctonnes at special prices.

Sale of “all-occasion”

There's a really wonderful buying oppor- tunity in this offering.

gone over the whole stock, clearing out odd lines in Travel Tneezis, Printed Crepes, Canton and Georgette Crepes.

DRESSES HALF PRICE

The head of the Department has just

Very pretty dresses, all of them

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Grnndl. ltlllnlll Foreign l heart"

ATTENTION

HAVING ADOPTED THE POLICY OF SELLING FOR CASH ONLY, WE CAN SELI

CHEAP

Everybody who deals with us may expect to

get BARGAINS.

We respectfully ask all our customers and all our friends to examinttho qlllllity of our goods, and ascertain our prices. before sending

their money oﬁ the Island. Give us a fair chance to

mull order Houses, and you will not he

disappointed.

71o; J. J. Hughes Co. Ltd.

SOURIS G GEORGETOWN

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. $.37 l1‘! .1 "l "P

at do.“ today for lullyiConfcrl-nce

l. wpzuul. ».

desire for

the in

klcbrllllry Clenovll

support of lilt‘ w ._>_ _ _ 1 ilncourllgelnullt.

world economic l problems.

“towards progress!’ 1. Nations

‘Ihere war signing the pea

TELEC-RAM, sml c-oc sm- on;

compete with the

i i ‘ slur: Qq-"Q!

to the schools by Inspector Auld. In

already has given ills nation "luuch m” visnﬂrs

h‘ a" “dd“"“ '4‘ ‘he Foleign definitely implied ln the prelimin- ‘ mil‘? Aﬁlcclailmb 513ml‘ Glllndi ary disarmament of the vanquish- mir-cssed the cause of arms reduct- Cd puwers_ i ion as u prerequisite for solution of I "W. flmﬂslsl possible only a

ircotlcl or the league eOvefw-Ylidlsquletude , made n. “solemn pledge" to dlsarmmspoclaily in Eur-Qe,

. i ETHN-CTIQT; Ul7l1‘A‘li‘lii-:R

THE CHARLUYPWPIJWN GUARDIAN em

iwssrznu cunnnun

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_ncncouu Uurrun‘ cannon On sundav evenlna. November 29th there will be service in the Bedoque United Church, conducted by u“ Young Peoples‘ Society. The hour

of service will be 7.30. 1111s will an interesting service, and 1g

‘ audience.

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—CLOSING GAB!) PART‘.-

Juhn C. Gallant.

music. B01189 End Y°¢lt5l5i0n-—3-

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of Michael Clark of Tryon andwu tho last of her family. Bhe had 1'0- sided almost all her mI-rrlﬁd lilo in Linkletter Road. of a quiet. unas- ‘sumlng disposition she had endear- Ied herself g0 the people of the set- itlement and her many kind and Iineighborly acts will long be re- , membered by those who knew her ;best. Her husband predeceased her Isevlen years ago. There are left to ‘mourn, one daughter, Mrs. Archie {Murray o! St. Eleonora and three icons, Edwin of Campbellton, N. B. i land Everett and Bruce at Llnklettcr

2w whom the Guardian extends sin-

‘cere sympathy. The funeral takes

place this afternoon at 2 o'clock

Efrem the home to the People's

‘Cemetery-S.

—- ADDRESSES SUMMERSIDE CHILDREN-Mr. W. D. Bayley, B_A, Director of Temperance In- istruction for the Province of .Manitoba, addressed the pupils 01' the Summerside High school on‘ Friday morning on the subject of: ‘Scientific Temperance. H8 890KB to the primary grades ﬁrst, and the ‘children were keenly interested in his illustrations of the effect, of a1. cohol on plants and birds. The in- Ilermcdintc grades and senior pup- ilils were given instruction of a more scientiﬁc nature. Dr. E. T. ‘Hinton, chairman of the School Board was present, also Rev. _> Mr. Campbell ‘and Rev. Mr. Wilson. Mr. Bayley ' has brought to this province the I advanced methods of teaching tem- » pal-once, which is now being taushii in tho schools of Manitoba and u... will no doubt be adopted here. He was accompanied on his visits

hoped that there will be u h1g9

whLst party of fourteen gable; was ilCld by tho members of the CM. .l3.A. of Summersldo in Si». Paul's hall to mark the closing o: the season. The president. Mr. Alban Gulls was present. ‘I110 prim win- lners were, ladies, Miss Ilene carver and Mrs. W. B. MaeNeill; ‘gentle. men, Ml‘. Joseph Gaudct and Mr, Ice cream and cake was served by the ladies. This “as followed by a short program of

i »-al.ol~:nl.r RESIDENT rsssus I There passed away on Thursday night one of the oldest residents o! Linldetter Road, Mrs. John William 'l:lnlk, at 90 years of age. She was formerly Barbara Clark, daughter

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pastor, Rev. Mr. Qulgley; reply was given by Rev. Mr. Crowc. The ser- men of the evening was preached by Rev. E. J. Chisholm of Hazel- brook. who bronchi '0 us an clo- quent and forceful menu; on the "Abldlna or Ill-dwelling Deity!’ Iuuday morning devotional was conducted by Eev, I". B. CroI-lman of Tryon. The Bllllnoll of the Quarterly was conducted by the acting Moderator Dr. Vincent of Charlottetown. Two masterly 5d- dressao on Stewardship were given: _“Llfe" by Rev. A. C. Crows of 35-’

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z the afternoon they visited Kenslng-

' School and one or two others. Mr.‘ ' Bayley returns this momlng to‘ - Nova Scotia to comrplete his ltlnerq _, ary there. Mrs. Hayley accompanied .7 iher husband and while in Summer- ‘side was the guest of Mrs. Sadie , Ramsay, whom she had met, in the ‘West. They spent. a pleasant after- ‘ noon bogotheln-S.

“ I.Y.—’I'he Island some: Quarterly‘

.1 Church, Monday and Tuesday of lthis week. The majority of the churches are represcntcd by the ‘pastor and delegates. The session. on Monday evening was in charge cf Rev. A. G. Crovse of Bedeque, ill/ho had charge of the Devotional

d- . 1H service, a welcome was extended to Lsmmnment w“ I enterbalnjngiFfﬂllﬁl-B Wood, of Hauelbrook. Remluctto of election results in Cham-

by the

2. Security for n. notion is

land arbitration. Security through

Signor Grandi gave three points yyﬁullm-y gtyengm would mean l i“ i“ m9 5md°P°5i5 °l "Bilﬂnlnutlon must be as strong asall policy along the disarmament road other; wmb1ned_

c2» 3. only 0° there be

as to worlq pa,“

hrcllllh disarmament w,

deqllo and “Time and Talents" by Dr. Vincent of Charlottetown. The afternoon sesakm was in charge of the Women's Missions, Societies. Mrs. Edwin MaoFnrlune in the

ton. N. 3.. hrrived home on Thurs- day evening on account of the ill. ucss and death of his mother, Mrs. John William Clark of Linkletter,

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'1 O Election Charges I O Dismissed mamas: RIVERS. Que, Nov. 21- (By The Canadian Prcu)._.,n:1e¢. tlon oontestation motions against; Maul-ice L. Duplessls, Convel-aatlve! candidate elected for ‘ml-ea Rivers‘

in tho last provincial elections, and William Peter (mm. successful‘

chair. Those taking part were M's! Marion Webb, Mrs. J. Simpson, Remi F. B. Croasman, who spoke on‘ "India." The evening session open-i ed with l. devotional led by Rev.

ia. G. Wakeling o: uornl River, the qualified Qygnlng, "Iluiurgi 3181111 Bellemuw. 0X10 0f (J10 tWO __ISLAND.BAPTIST QUARTERJRctl-lbutlon" by Rev. Mr. Bell o; who sinned the. petition. testified

sermon of the

East Point. The delegates were also ‘the famous Cavendish hospi- tnllty and ‘every one present heart- ily enjoyed the spirit of fellowship and friendship which prevailed andi went home with the feeling, I'll; wu good for us to be there." Special music was rendered by Mu. Jacki Mscbeod. a: Summer-side, Misc‘

E. J. Chisholm and Rev. J. G. Wakellng. Ministers present were:

‘Revs. A. C. Vincent, acting Moder- ed whiskey during political mcet-'

ator; J.B. Wilson, clerk; 7.5. Crossmun, mo. Wakeling, 5.0. Cmwc. Eu] Chisholm, rut. Bell, Qulgley-S.

PIIBONMJ

—Mla| Corrie Qrldy is the guest

by dimrmument can q; M", mo“. p_ qndy u; gunk quieted the widespread nnrlldc this Inks-S.

-w. mm our: o! Campbell.

Liberal candidate in Champllln,‘ were dsmlssed in Superior court today by Mr. Justice Aime March- and.

The Three-River: motion was dis on the grounds that

during the hccrng of preliminary

F ,,.,,_., Md a, Cavendish any“, ‘created with perfect wcntllcl- and vblccticns that he agreed to slsn

vanced age. The deceased lady was born at Dundas. P. E. L, her par- ents being John and Sarah Mac- Leod, pioneer settlers from Scot- land. In course of time she became the wife of Malcolm MaaLeod, mak- ing their home in the Dundas dis- Wrlcg lmtll the demise of her hus- ‘band some fourteen years n80. afber iwhlch the aged lady made hel- home with members oi her family in Nov; Beetle. moving later with them to Cambridge, Mass. Mrs. MacLeod is survived by three

“daughters. Mrs. J. W. McKay, Mrs.

C. H. Urllxlg, and Mrs. GI‘. Ur- llng, all of Cambridge; another daughter, Mrs. Warren Gllman.

also of Cambridge, and a son Petfbfi 0f Ullndll. their mother l few years ago.

P. E. I. predeceased.

CONTEST EDITOR =3 a1 V f; The Charlottetown Guardian 3, -——- Charlottetown, P. E. I. My answers to the famous Canadian Contest are 25 38 summarized herewith z _ 1 ll 2o 4° g 1a zv 41 ‘ 3 l4 28 43 . 4 l5 29 I l6 30 8 17 31 45 7 l8 32 46 ..‘ a 1o as 41 ir 9 20 34 48 l0 21 35 49 . / ll 22 36 50 Contestant’: Name ..................................Address . (Please be sure that sufficient postage is placed on your envelope.)

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The funeral service on Tuesday, . '

which was attended by many re- latives and friends was conducted by Rev. J. W. 8. Lowry of the Cambridge Kirk afiior, which the remains were taken to her native province, go be interred in the fem- lly plot in the ecu-let ,7 at Dlmdas The many floral tributes at the funeral testified to the affection of her friends.

_ olrrawn. Ont, Nov. al-(Bv The Csnsdlun Preach-Chief J11!- tlce I". A. Anglln of the Supreme Court of Canada has been grant- ed two months’ leave of absence

from his official duties. The Chief Justice will sail fmm Montreal to- morrow on a holiday trip to Eng-

l land.

TllE PLACE T0 BIJY DELIVERY snlvlcl: FllEE

SODAll "cu 1‘, e 15 the oonbastuton motion on the ONlONSfbl0 His. 19g llnderltnndlnlz that he would be‘ BEANS. l0 lbs. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . 25c _ ‘KIWI! I JOb- i BLUE BIRD TEA, per lb. 49c ' l “Meme 'h°"°d- “wldlnl W‘ COOKING FIGS 2 lbs. 21c Judge lvlarchnnd, that the motion MALT per u“ ' $100 "um M‘ Gum h“ not been’ PEP, épkgs. in m“ mun mm ﬂy I m“ ' N “m” "m m’ Quzbec‘ gﬂfclnlpuoa- SWANSDOWN FLOUR, per pkg. 38c CLAMS.2tlns.............. 25c plain. Th. “suitor,” o! the new ECPING SUGAR, 2 pkgs. 19c ‘on d” ‘mum may h“ new“ b . CHARLES MILK. 2 tlns . . . .. . .. 25c PLUMJAlVLperbottle........,.......... 29c m“ STORAGE EGGS. per lloz. .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . 38c COOKING BUTTER. per lb. . . . . . . .. . .. . . . 18c IN MEMORIAM f CORN SYRUP.5lb.tin.................. 39c

Mus. mum proocson or consumes. mu,

o“ "WWW ﬁll. it the idence 0f 1W1‘ dnuzhter and funny. Mrs. Jchh W- Mum. Ellery Street, Cambridge Moan, there posses um "It. M". Mary Manned lg an ud-

CURRANTS, per pkg. ..

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