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NOW SHIPPING CHRISTMAS TREES

(Special to The Guardian)

MQNCTON, Oct. 24--The annual movement oi Christmas trees from the Maritime Provinces has com- menced. From now until the end oi November the trees will be hewn down and hauled to railway points ior bundling, alter which they will be shipped to New York, Chicago, Philadelphia and other large Amer- ican cities.

Large quantities are handled by the Canadian National Rilways each year and this year, it ls expected.

will exceed previous years by a con- siderable amount owing to restric- tions which the law places in some parts oi the United States in con- nection with tree cutting. American dealers in increasing numbers are turning each year to the great Can- adian forests for their spruce and fl! trees.

PLEASANT VALLEY SCHOOL

The lollowing is the honor roh oi Pleasant Valley School ior the month oi September:-

Grade X-l Alice Weeks; 2 Phoebe MacSwaln.

Grade lx-llilizabeth Mat-Kay. Grade VIII-l Marion Stevenson; 2 Milburn MscDowell; 3 Donald Mac Kay. ' Grade V1I—l Ada Stevenson; 2 Gerald Smith. Grade VI-l Kathleen MacDonald. 2 Celia Stevenson; 3 Millage Mac- Leod. ' Grade III-l Douglas MacDonald, ,2 Olive Ween; 3 Norberta Murphy. Grade 1T—1Gersld Murphy: 2 RAB- gle Weeks; 3 Luella Stevenson. Vivian Woodside, Teacher. Potato blight is doing seriousdam- I rue to the crop in parts oi Ireland.

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Millionaire Mushrooms ltin . . . . . . . ......33c

Rio Vista Asparagus, 1tin..... . . . . . . ..24

Aylmer’s Corn on Cob. 1 tin . . . . . . . . . . ...30c

Fraser's Wax Beans, ltin. . . . . . .......15c

Heinz Spagetti . . . 16c

Del Monte Asparagus,‘ Tips....... . . . . ..38c

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Eatonia Sdur Mixed Pickles, 40 oz.. .. . .42c

Eatonia Sweet Mixed Pickles, 40 oz. . .. .490

Heinz India Relish, ljar

Eatonia Stuffed Olives 41/3 oz. jar .140 81/3 oz. jar .......28c

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Listerine Toot; Paste, . . .23c

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Pebeco Tooth Paste, . . .350

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064040-2641. ___.. —AUCl'ION SAL! l4.’ Mrs. Alexander Sinclnifl. loudly. Oct. 28th. , 0157-10-25-21. 4-816 AUCTION SALE o! stock a-op and lu-m implements. Monday Oct. 20 at Mrs. Alexander Si. irs, Hamilton. 0457-i0-35-2i.

—LIVE Gull WANTED, will take on Friday and Bnturdsy at our pen, Alblny. P. I}. I. C. M. Austin d: Cc. 500-71.

-AT'I'IND ‘I'll SIG suction Isle on Moudly, 38th. Stock crop and im-

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..'SUNDAY Ell-VICE! — Rev. J. W. Williams will conduct services on swim, Oct. ma, u follows: Mon- tngue 111 m. Goonewwn. M! n- DLI-IIIIBNRICOIIICTIIII- ‘

..'s'r. srmasws n-mywrim . Church Montague. "Services on Sun- g '

..'UNl'l‘EI CIIUDOI 0F CAPEADA r‘ rgetown and turgeon. Services Sunday Oct. 27th. Georgtown 11 n. in. and 7 p. m. Sturgeon 3.30 p. Rev. C. U. MscNevin, Pastor.

Joaoacarowu a OIII-BY VALLEYf-Th! Venerable Archde

pier-mats st ma. Alexander Sinclair-s. 0457-10-25-21. —ANGLICAN SESVICES. In the‘. Parish o! New London on the ma] inst, will be as iollovm-Kens’ ‘ 10.30 n. m. Sunday School I p. m. French River 2.30 p. m. Burlington 7 p. m. O. '1". Sprlgu. Rector.

—UN'I‘.I‘ED CHURCH 0P‘ CANADA qfiensington Oct. 27th. Rev. J. R. Saint, D. D., minister:.9.45 a. in. Sunday School; i! n. m. The boy, his education. 1 p. m. ‘liking the task oitheChurch seriously. Summerneld; Sunday School 2 p. m. Public wor- ship 3 p. m. A hearty welcome to Ill.

Jaasnrmaum caution m cANADA-Kenslngton sndlkeotowu services Oct. 27th£ llJ-s. m. Sunday ll s. m. sermon, “Stand Upon Thy lieeti" Text. Ezek. II, !. 8 p. m. Freetown service; 7 p. m. sermon, "Sodom." "lot pitched his tent toward Sodom." Gen. XIII. l7. All are cordially welcome. Rev, T. Lewis Williams, B. A., B. D. Minister

—SUOCESSFUL SUPPER AT MIS- COUCBE-A very delightful and suc- cessful duck and chicken supper was held in the Perish Hnll st Miscouche on Tuesday evening. Thdsupper was under the auspices o! the Miscoucho Band and was served by the indies o! the perish, who "deserve much credit iw the way in which they catered to the large number oi people who patronized the aiiair. ‘Three hundred suppers were served. Dur- ing the evening the band played selections. Games oi every kind and.

auction forty-lives kept the merry crowd busy all the evenng. Rev. Dr. Monaghan presided over the hap- py gathering. The proceeds amounted to a very handsome sum-S.

—CONCEBT IN All) 0F OBPHAN- AGE-The concert put on by Emma P. Chadwick Chapter, Summerside, of the Eastern Star in Sherbmoke Hall was a very great success. The hnll was well iilled with an appreciative

" . The entertainment was o!‘ a very hlsh order, everyone oi the;

numbers being weii received.

dsy Oct. 27th., at 11 n. m.. and 7 p. i q m. Preabcer. Rev. H. H. Thomas, B. ‘ A., B. D., oi ‘lbrcnto. Everyone ccr- ; .' dially invited

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White will celebrate the Holy Com- ‘l

munion Sunday next in Holy Trinity Church, Georgetown, at ll n. m.. and olilcilrte 0t lltvensong in Christ Church, Cherry Valley it sso p. m. Captain Hutchinson o! the Church‘ Army will take duty ior the Arch- '

..'I5LAND LADY DEAD-It is ~

not the tear oi this moment we shed, when the cold earth has just been. laid over her, that can tell how be- l loved was the iriend that is dead,l or how deep in our hearts we deplore = ~ her. The death oi Miss Elizabeth Holland occurred at Providence, R. I. on October 20th.. iormerly oi George- town. Ind although it wu not un- expected {qr some time, the un- nouneement ‘ w ,. sorrow Ind re gret to many iriends. 'l'he deceased was a person oi a leasing person- ality and was very ghly respected. She was in vigorous health until a- bout six months ago. During this in- terval she had the best medical treatment as well as cnreiui nursing l and attention but despite the eitorts o! loving hearts and gentle hands, it hid been evident ior some time that her liie could not be prolonged, She i will be greatly missed not only in the home circle to which she Wis so . devotedly attached. but by everyone with whom she bad been iniimately associated. She was visited frequent- ly by her pastor who administered to her the last. rites oi the Roman Catholic Church. She leaves to mourn besides her brother Edward, in Georgetown, three sisters, Mrs. Michael McPhoe, Georgetown, 1.1m- nah and ‘rillie in Providence. Her re- M1118. lwcmvlnied by hél‘ three sisters, were septto Georgetown ior burial. The many beautiful floral tri- butes. Mass cards and letters oi Iymmthy show the high esteem in which she was held. May her |ou1 rest in peace. A.

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W“ 811d 810cm were unattended.

The ceremony was Dericrmed in the PNscnce o! the immediate relatives

and trlends. Miss Mildred Slsckiord

‘rendered a beautiful solo during the

programme was as iollowsz-Mimdo- “gum: o, the "mm. m‘ ma Mm

lin selections, Lieut. T. H. S. Jack- son; quartette. by Messrs Forbes, Bowness, Hancock and Heustis; rec- itation, Miss Ellie MacKay; reading. Mr. C. D. MacCsllum; solo, Mrs. Jack McLeod; solo Mr. Roy Small- ninn. Intermission and sale oi candy. Second Dirt oi pmgrnmmc. ml!!- dolin selections by Lleut. T. H. S. Jackson; solo, Mr. Hancock; read-' lng, m. Oliver MacNeill, solo was: Ruth Simmons; qusrtette by Messrs mus, Bownens, Hancock and Haas-i tis; Cod Save the K1118. Th6 Pianist: oi the evening were Mrs. Douglas Gordon, Mrs. Olver MscNeill and Miss Bessie Bmlllmsn. Mr. A. B. MscKl-yyery sbly presided. The proceeds were in aid oi the Prot- estant Orphanage st Charlottetown. , -S.

—PBETI.'Y WEDDING-A Dull-Y wedding was solemnised in the Con- vent Chapel Summerll’ , on T1108" day morning, Rev. J. J. MacDonald celebrating the nuptial mus. Tho contract-ml Dirt-lee were Miss zit: Perry, daughter oi Mr. and Mn. Fldele Perry, oi Blunmersldo. 1114 Ml’. Frank Arsensult, oi’ Summer- side. The bride looked ciimnlns in n lovely gown o! rose belle m!” with hot to match and was attended by mu Lucy Perry who were s-lovoly dIII of midnight blue nnd I"! Ill!’ gotta. rho mom no summit by w. osudot. A mmptuom wedding bnskhst wss- served at the home oi the bride Ifikr which use mppy young couple motored to sci-amroi-nioneymoontrlnin tbs gum provinces. Mr. and Mn. Ars- onsult. will reside in Simmerslde on their mum. whore they have the post wishes oi s host oi moods-S.

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Bsker will reside in Kensinpton. A iaostoiiriendsinlllpsrtsoithe Province wish them every happiness.

-—CAPI'I‘OL THEATRE BEDECOB- ' ATlD-Mr. leaky And two oi his ls-

sista-ntl left this week ior their homes

in Hslilsx. They have been engaged in redecorating the Capitol ‘Ihestre. Summerslde. Mr. leaky is l. skilled lrtlst Ind has decoratod many o! Canada's largest theatres. Mr. .7. J. Gsudot is to be congratulated on the besutiiul appearance oi his thedtn, the scrolls on the wills giv- ingitsvcryh-dsome appearance. A special machine has been installed ior use in operating the talking pic- tines.

..___._____._ —Mr. Earl Hickey o! the Royall _ Bank stsii nt. Halifax is spending s. weeks vacation at his home in Sum- morsldorl.

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Mens’ Blue Chinchilla Overcoats" Half plush lined, Spec1al—

Men's Blue Chinchilla Overcoats, 1A; plush lined .$15.00

Men's Blue' Melton Ovcrcoats, full plush lined . . . . . . . . . .$1700

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New Fall20th Century Tweed Suits

Men's Leather Windbreakers, _ $8.50, $11.75, $14.50

Men's Fancy Tweed Overcoats,

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Childs’ Blue Chinchilla Coats, brass buttons ... . . . . . . ...$4.50

Boys’ Polo Collar Jerseys, navy, fawn $1.00

WorralFs fast dyed Velveteens, 8 Shades

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Heavyweight Duchesse Satin, black only, 36 inch-Special price per yard». . . '

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Boys’ Mackinaw Coats,—-\

$4.75 to $8.75 Boys‘ Leatherette Jackets $4.25 Boys’ Wool Golf Hose .75, .85, $1. Boys’ Benman’ Fleece Combina- tions

Boys’ Tiger Fleece Combina- tions

Boys’ Corduroy Bloomers, dark brown

Boys’ Tweed Bloomer Pants,- $1.25 to $2.50

Boys’ Leatherette Aviation Caps, Men's Mackinaw Coats,-— $6.75 to $12.00

Boys’ Star Gauntlet Gloves $1.00

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