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Fox Ranchers ---Get READY for the first SILVER FOX~

Auction Sale

on Prince Edward island ._l2eeer_p_ber 15c

HE Illlfktil. is bare and we will huvc buyers if you will supply the Pelts. Pelt: sold at this sale will real-h the l-eirrsuluiug nlzlrket throughout Europe before any other aur-tiun sulo is hrhl anywhere, excepting our Sale in Mom-ton, Dcncmbrr 47th, and ill1_\l‘f‘.'i will mm- j Qly for ell classes of skins to ﬁnish out the scallion in Europe. ELECT your foxes most advanced in fur, zmd keep the others for s Inter polling. A few fox pelts from every runch nn Prince Edwlrll Island will make nn attractive offering for the hm, buyer; [mm Europe, and may easily return to you tllr best prices of the nelson. ‘Illll Sale is conducted for the interests of Fox Breeders, and It ls up to you to help make it an utatandlng success in the Home nf lhc Io: Breeding Industry.

Rayner Fur Sales

(Registered) E. ll. llAYllEll, Managing Broker f- » HEAD OFFICE:

SUMMERSIDE, P. E. Island

(l. I. lllouiley, Soliciting Agent)

CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. Island

(Gavin Harding, Soliciting Agent)

it MONCION, New Brunswick

O. W. Oil” of London, If!» 58ml)

lrssuzlul GUARDIAN

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, at Mnbons big One Cent Sale, I November 28rd, 24th. 25th and 526th. 6589-11-18-51.

..'FUX MEbL-fresh Caplln for ...le. Order early cs fish are scarce. J. H. MncLennun, Montague.

5945-1l-3-tst-12l.

..*0NE CENT buys the extra. nrtlcie at Mnbolfs One Cent Sale, November 23rd, 24ih,~25th and 26th. ‘ 6589-11-18-51.

..'()NE (‘ENT buys $2.50 worth u‘. Mnboirs Ono Cent Sale Novem- ber 23rd, 211th, 25th and 26th. Don't

nuss it. 6589-11-18-51.

l DON'T lilISS this opportunity l Lo buy your Christmas Presents. i Slnliuucry’, ToPeL Articles, Candy and Chocolates. Drugs, aim, nt Manson's One Cont. Sal:- November ‘23rd. 24th. 35th and 26th.

6580-11-18-51.

..'YORKSillRl-l BOAR at scr- wice at Frank McAuluys, Sourls

Gives Interview On Short Wave Radio Reception

In an interview with Mr. R. M. legato, M.Sc. E.E., of The Radio shop, 0n the subject of short wave reception, Mr. wit“? 55m?

Short wave reception is still in its infancy, but. ft has opened up a field of radio entertainment Un- dreamed of only a few years ago and today, though yet in its ex- perimental stages, it has mB-de available radio entertainment from almost every country in the world; it takes you “behind the scenes tn Radio" and you hear the police broadcasts, amateurs speaking to each other across the continent, transatlantic telephone, and passen- gers at sea speaking to friends at home. The London Music Halls. Big Ben and the Empire News broadcasts are brought to your fire- side; Spanish music from Madrid and Buenos Aires, opera from Rome and Berlin and programs from "Down Under" in Australia-all can be received in your own home in P. E. I.—under certain conditions. And last, but not least, it makes available to you the programs of the big American Stations-in the day- tlme-und very often at night, when weather conditions make your or- dinary radio useless, the short waves wlll bring in your favorite program.

Al: this time of year London ls heard best from 8.30 to 9.30 u. m. and from 2.30 p. m. to 4 p. l.' oz‘- lln is usually received wirh n-uL vulunlc and clarity from 9 u. m, to noon unld Rome and Paris botlvecn 3 and 4 p. m. Central and South America. are heard from 7 to 11 p. m. and the Westinghouse Short Wuve Stations WBXX Piiatsburg, and WIXAZ at Springfield, relay- ing the NBC programs can be heard at; various times during the day.

Although reception on the lower wavelengths ls very little affected by atmosphcrics or static and good

even during a thunder-storm, the same is Ilﬂiuifllﬂ of man made in- terference. On the shorter waves. automobiles, electric appliances flushing signs. oil burners, etc, cre- ate fur more interference than they do on the ordinary broadcast waves.

In spite of the foregoing limita- tions, loreign stations thousands of lnllcs away will at times come ill with a clarity and volume that; will surprise you. In SllDFl, the short, have dial may nt times yield noth- ilng but code sluiions and at: times you muy illlSlllkil Station LSX at Buchos Alrcs for .your local sta- iyion.

The Westinghouse Co. have de- veloped this year a. short wave Radio Receiver which incorporates the latest. developments in short wave YCCDDUOU and they have nchl- eved simpllllcntion of operation never before attained. This instru- imcni; does not require the great amount of experience and skill in turning previously necessary for op- eration of short. wave receivers.

MINIMUM WAGE FOR. WOMEN

(Canadian Press) - IWJATRUAL, Nov. Ill-Minimum wllgo for women employed in the biscuit, confectionery and candy industry in the province of Quebec will be set in the near future by a conference to be called by the Quebec Minimum Wage Commis- son. 'I'hcre are 50 factories involv- ed in this industry, the oulyrone to wlrch the minimum wage law has not yet bvcn applicd. The Commis- sion is now preparing the statistics to submit to the conference which under the Act is made up of repre- sentative. of mnployers. employees and a num'~" '1’ <!.<":‘."1'0=:'ic-d per- 50115.

BRUISES»

There's nothing lo qd Mind's. ls "rakaa hold". Ami-lode rwlhine. haalhg.

purchased at recent sWlllC Sale.

6504-11-18-21. Employer-Isn't it rather strange that. your grandfather should be seriously ill every time there's a big I football match on? Ofhce Bow-Yemlr. I sometime: wonder if he's shammlng.

r ".INGING_ UP FATHER

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results may be had in mid-summer, .

And Prince COIIIIW

4w: uvenuaov PRESTON!

Anti-Freeze at Bruce's- 6611-11-19-21.

—CB.YSTAI.. TIA 800ml. 511m‘ meraide. 099081" Hospital. an now Open mo will serve special dinners

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—LIGHT MOBIL E. and Arctic

motor oil, in stock at Bruce's. 6811-11-18-21.

_-FINED $20 AND COSTS — A party, charged in the Bummersldc Police Court on Friday milml“? with driving to the common dmsﬁh was convicted and fined $80 Ind costs-B.

_MR,, L. ROSIBOUBN of bon- don, Enslﬂlld. W111 "B" buymg furs at A. E. MacLeanb offlocgon or about Tuesday, November 22nd. Mr. MscLean has arranged for the

slgnment on a terse 561W v6518-11-15-eod 1 wk. _BEDEQUE-Unlted Church of Canada. Rev. 1i. P. Archibald, min- istcr. Services for Sunday, Novem- ber 20th: Bedcque, 11 arm; Beurlc‘ town, 3 p.m.; Cape Traverse, 3 p.m.; Borden, 7.30 p.m. The service at sesrleiown will be a. Sacrament of the lord's Supper. Rev. J. L. Lund of Tryon will be the preacher at Cape Traverse, the minister preach- ing at all other appointments. —ANNUAL MEETING IN T0- RONTO-At a directors‘ meeting of the Canadian Notional Silver Fox Breders’ Association, held in Sum- merslde this week, information was received that the new constitution was approved by the Minister of Agriculture at Ottawa. The next annual meeting was fixed for Janu- ary 17th in Toronto. Directors from outside points were Mr. T. L. Lee- . man, Salisbury, NE; Mr. L. D. Mc- Kenzie. Truro, N. S»; end F. H. Jopp, Port Elgln, N. B.—-S.

-—SAD NEWS RECEIVED-Word ms been received by Mrs. E. E. lrrkmlln of Bummerslde of the

10th, of her brother, lvfr. Ire R. ‘iucEwen. The deceased wile a no.- i Live of St. Peter's’, P. E. I. He was ~15 yours ‘of age and leaves to mourn his widow and one daugh- ter in Vancouver; hls mother, Mrs. Adolphus MacEwen, St. Peter's; Mrs. Parkman and three brothers, Harvey of Elrose Sack; Clifford at St. Peter's and Robert, of Bos- ton, to whom sympathy ls extend- cd. S. .

—ANNUAL BLQnMLING .0!‘ LA- DIES’ AUXILIARY 0F SUMMER- SIDE GOLF CLUB-The ladies auxiliary to the Bummerslde Golf Club held their annual meeting on ‘Thursday afternoon. Mrs. E. W. Manson presided. The reports of the different. committees were rc- cclved and were very encouraging. The financial report showed that the Indies had contributed very xraterlnlly toward the expenses of the Golf Club. The oﬂllcers for the czimlng yen: were elected as fol- lows: President, Mrs. H. T. Holman; Vice President, Mrs. E. W. Manson; Secretary Treasurer, Miss Cecilia Bilrrmvs; Convenors of Committees, House Committee, Mrs. J. IeRoy Holman; Tea. Committee, Mrs. Lee Home; Match Committee, Mrs. F. J. E. Wright; Grounds Committee, Miss Gladys Holman, A hearty vote of thanks was extended to Mrs. Manson, the retiring Presl- dcnL-for her splendid work during the past year-S.

—-0LD TIME FIDDLING CON- TEST IN SEVEN MILE BAY-The hall at Seven Mlle Bay was filled to capacity on Wednesday evening with a merry crowd who watched with interest and much enjoyment some of the best flddlcrs and step dancers in the country. Besides this excellent program there were selec- tions from Mr. George Bowness, Summersldc. and an cxcellen‘ ex- hibition of the "Charleston," by two young ladies; not to mention the boxing bouts. Mr. George Sheen, of Summer-side, was the very eﬂiclent chairman and referee. Mr. J. J. Gaudet and Miss Janie Jones gave a very fine exhibition of step danc- ing before the contests came on.

Tooous-ooo PAW‘ Sovmw was: N01" some ‘no ‘me NOT-BAM- GAME- ru. o: »

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handling of silver fox furs on eon- I

death in Vancouver, B. C., on Nov. ‘

Unbleached Sheeting, Unbleached Sheeting,

White Sheeting, 8/4, value 40c. Sale Price .

White Sheeting, 9/4,

Regular value 15c.

Price

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wide.

35c. Sale Price

Those taking part in the fiddling contest were: Jerome Ranahan, Jo- seph Kelly, Syblnus Johnson, Nor- man Herman, James O'Connell and James McDonald. ‘lfho prize win- ner was James O'Connell. Mfr. Lorne Sherry aceompa 'u the flddlers. The stop dancers were: Harry Ran- ahan, Syblnus Johnson, Kenneth McLean and Cyrus Perry. Mr, Johnson carried of! the prize in this “m9”- MP- 960MB Bowness rc- cetved a. well merited encore when h“ Ill?!’ "The March of the Cem- eron Men." He also favored the au. dlence with some. other old um; songs. Miss Blenche Gallant and Ml" Gwrsle McInnls delighted the ﬂpdlence with their exhibition 9g

e Charleston dance. The boxing bouts were a special feltura of m, evﬂllnfs entertainment, Th, on, between Kid LeBlano. of Port El. Bill. N. 3., and Colin Gallant, of Summersldc, was well applqudgd and ended in a draw. The gum-

Reg. value 45c. Sale Price ..

Reg. value 35c. Sale PricZ/l’. “*5 33c

value 60c. Sale Price . . . . . .. .

A special line of Pillow Cot- tons, 40 inch. Sale Price . . . . .

A special u... of Pillow Cot- tons, 42 inch. Sale Price . . . .

A special line of White Bed Sheets, 8/4 size. Special Pricey G

Heavy White Cotton, 36 inches wide.

Price

Light Stripped Fianelette, 30 inches wide. Regular value 24c. Sale

Dark Stripped Flanelette, 86 inches Reg. value 25c. and 28c. Sale Price Gingham, 36 inches wide, a good as-

sortment of patterns. Regular value .. HALF PRICE

Prints, light colours._Reg. 25c and 27c a. yard. Sale Price, per yard ....................... ‘Heavy Unbleached Cotton, mill ends. Special per yard

Your Chance to Buy At SLAUGHTERED PRICES i

FROM OUR LARGE STAPLE DEPARTMENT wmcn CONSISTS or GINGHAMS, PRINTS,‘ GREY corrous, SHEETINGS, PILLOW corrous, TOWELLING AND mucus

ouu ‘RICES ON THESE doom CUT To "rue BONE

THIS SPECIAL SLAUGHTER SALE commences AT once

3/4.

35c

Reg.

49c 29c 39c

value

Sale

10c

18c

20c

wide, Reg. Price . .

per yard

15c 10c

wide. Reg.

YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE MON_EY

PRDWSE anus, no.

The Bargain Centre

of Carleton, and Paul Gallant/O! Borden, and was won by Paul Gal- lant. Rev. Father Monsghnn, pur- ish priest of Seven Mlle Buy. 8W9 c. short address in which he spoke of the excellent program of sports which had been brought to a auc- eeasful conclusion last week. He thanked one and all who were tak- ing part in this evening's program.

Another line of Unbleached Cotton at per yard .

All pure Linen Table Cloths with Napkins, size 50x50. HALF PRICE

Linen Roller Toweliing, 22 in. wide, clearing at per yard ,.

White Turkish Bath Towels, with colored stripes. Reg. $125 Sale Price

Honeycombed Bed Spreads. Reglilar

Price Heavy striped Percale Shirting- Reg- value 38c. Sale Price, per yard

A special clearing line of White Turkish Towels. Reg. Willie 75c. Sale Price, per pair .- Table Linen, 56 inches, with rose and gold borders. Reg. value 60c. Sale Price ..................

Unbleached Table Damask, 56 inches

Linen Crush Towelling, 16 ‘inches wide. Reg. value 15c. Sale

Heavy Cotton Toweiling,“ 16 inches

Price, per yard . ..

08c

25c 98c

$2.35 .Saie

$1.98 25c

39c 45c us“ 35c

value 50c.

11c

value 15c. Sale

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als. The judges for the fiddling», and step dancing contests were Messrs. J. J. Gnudct, J. J. McNally and W. Henry Noonnn, of Sunlmer- sldc.--S. I

PERSONALS

—Fricuds will regret to learn that Miss Minnie Imuvltt, of Summer-

md also the Judges and other Qmcl. slclc, is confined to her home

through illness-S.

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