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KILLED ON HIGHWAY

OAULFIIILD, Australia —(CP))— Fem est F. G. scene's favorite for the aulfield cup. was killed on a highway shortly before the race while on his way to the Morphet- ' vile hack for a trial gallop.

JEWS’ BLACKOUT y

DONDON -iClP> --An unprece- i dented action in England. no ser- t vices were held in English syna-l gogues on the eve oi’ the Jewish Day of Atonement. Sept. 22. 01 Nidrei, most solemn of vices, wes cancelled.

The K Jewish ser-

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I am paying highest prices for wool while mill is in op-I oration. Unwashed wool 20c cash, 22c trade. Washed, well dried and picked, 30c cash, 32c trade.

WM. CLJNDONS woounzn ‘MILLS

, Charlottetown 1355-10-17-20-24-21.

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How Are gYour Eyes‘!

lf you are having IymllWIfl-‘i

or dizziness - consult a saw- iallst.

At your service with W"! 0g egperience and a tllufllflfll refracting service.

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G. F. Ilutcheson

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I British monitors,

CANADA'S NAVAL CHIEF

YEARS SERVICE.

(By The Os-nsdim Press)

Six weeks of war on the wumm Front finds the troops of an“ Britain and France and the mili- tary might of Germany locked alone the t and Siegfried Lines from Luxemburg to Switzer- limd- On a. front approximately 200 Ill-ll“ 10118 l-he Opposing forces. in Wll-n-Wh static position. feint and il-llrll-Bt for strategic advantage.

How different was the situation 25 years ago when after nearly three months of breath-taking hos- tilities the great German drive tbrouxh Belcium and Northern France had been frustrated. Little wonder that a hard-re mod- A world finds itself puzz ed by the ‘ ‘ of sensational battles on land and sea as in those hectic

illtary experts have called it a we: movement-movement it was, so fast it was difficult to keep pace with events. In their sha - lcring drive through Belgium, te Germans captuzed Brussels, An- twerp, Ghent and scores of cities, tr" 45 and village before the move- ment culminated in the long- drawn-out and bloody encounter known as the First Battle Yprcs.

Saved Channel Ports

In those Jpenlng months Brit- ain’; “contemptible little army" so dubbed by Kaiser Wilhelm. won for itself undying fame as it fought s"e by side with heroic Belgian and French defenders against over- who? ing odds. Off Belgium's coasts, the Canadian Press recalls. shallow-draught g-nboats. shelled Germs/n troops and played a big role in frustrat- ing their drive to the North Sea.

The genius for quick improvisa- tion showed constantly in those months by Allied generals. but nev- ~ more ‘dramatically than in the mobilization of General Jostplfl Simon Gallienis “taxi-cab army that rushed out t0 aid the “Old Contempibles" in the defence of Paris at n ‘ritcnl juncture.

Check 4 in their airn to encircle the ..'mies of Britain and France. the Germans were forced to make an ‘rn minions retreat following the .}eel-t-lo'nz BnttTe of the Marne. Then came the stubborn stand on the Aisnc.

How many French lcades are known to the reading public t0- day. and for that matter. how many Germans? In that war of movement leaders of the opposing frrces were constantly in the news in the wars kaleidoscope. ‘

French and Smith-D-orrien were ilie idols of the BYll-l-‘éll Dilb- li: in those early war clays and al- most eqially well known were Jotfre and Foch of France. There were also Msunoury, Sarrail, d‘- Isperey. Castclnau and others.

Von Fhikenlinyn soon succeeded

the ailing Count von Moltke as hief of the German General

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

l Swift In 1914? Yes Bat 7 ‘Twas Different War

WAS BORN T0 ARMY BUT

cnosa SENIOR SERVICE AND ans HAD s1

forts to break correspondent recur ed that 1.500 bodies were found in a small ares after several days of fighting at Ln Basses.

‘There were stories of stocities, o! Spies-men and women-snot behind the lines, of thousands . wned when the Belgians cut the dikes after t‘ fall of Antwerp and the drive to the coast. Prisoners were taken by the hundred and the early air attacks by Zeppelins and airplanes were front page news. 6:13:37“ foustii: daylssiyigmbattki‘

I I o te against Britain's naval might. Dur- ‘Q the first three months there were naval raids on the English coast. The Allies were shocked when the Cressy. Aboukir and I-‘lsue. all armored cruisers, were sunk in one day by s German sub- marine.

Raiders of the South Seas

Capt. von Muller in the Emden led the British a. merry dance in the ‘Adi n Ocean, sinking ship I936!‘ ship of the merchant marine 1m‘. the Australian cruiser Syd- HEY Put en end to her remarkable

career. In the Atlantic were the Karlsruhe and the Leipzig with nearly a dozen others on the

oceans. In the present war Britain's iwsstery of the seas was establish- ed ' the outset-M years ego with Germany's war vessels a- broad on the high seas it took months of relentless effort On the part of Allied warcraft to sweep the seas clean of surface ships and years to control the submarine menace. With the spectacular manoeuv-

re_s of fast-moving armies and co.orful naval encounters to re- view. newspepers in the latter

months of 191i presented absorb- in! editions. but the events re- corded represented hesvy sacrifice of human lives.

WALTIME LIP SHADES LONDON-(CPI -- Be discreet. ln choosing lipstick is a wartime crv. Bumt-sugar is the newest color to wear with khaki uniforms. palerose erocs with the alr force of th~ Women's Auxiliary Air Force and sca ‘of is worn to match the brl red Pouches on the Women's Auxiliary Fire Service navy blue

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British to be imprognable.

Sweeping down over bald, treeless Orkney Islands off northern Scotland, Nazi bombers make Britishjlnnd Fleet base insheltered Seapa Flmw subyect of series of attacks. Center ol’ English North Sea naval operations since 1914, SCI-PI- Flow was believed by the

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Michaud Sees Abnormal Times For Fishermen

MONCTON. N. 8.. Oct. 25-(0?) _“We are facing abnormal times which will bring about abnormal conditions. but my suggestion to you fishermen of the Mziriiimes is that you adopt the policy of the department-Aiusiness as usual,"

uniform

Fisheries Minitter Michaud said at

fie 10th anniil convention of the United Maritime fishermen open- ing here today.

Vice-President P, J. Pellerin is presiding at the two-day meeting in absence of President Ambrose, Foumeron, now lecturing in West- ern Canada. i

Mr. Michaud congratulated the organization on its encouraging progress, which had been an assis- tance to the Fisheries Department. The main prob‘em facing fisher- men was thst of recovery. He felt the Department had helped in this by a survey of conditions in the Maritimes

"We immediately saw that assis- i-ancn tn the fishermen could riot be the same in anv two nlxcew. but standing out was the fact that the

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APPLES --—_ BIG

LAY IN A LIBERAL STORE For. LATER use

sov scour APPLE DAY

SATURDAY, OCT. 28

Th‘ 3°? "I mm"- H Ch) ! The Man of Tomorrow

IILEARANOE SALE!

— REII — JUICY

16% need idiiifion." Bid Mr. Minhaud. ‘They had to be made own-re of what they were capsbe of doing themselves."

Ho praised the work of Rev. Dr. M. M. Oosdy, 8t. Francis Xavier University in the Depart- ment educational! _ and cited im- provsments residing for Maritime Province fishgarmen from the Uni- versity's lesd rship.

Plea For Move To Bonquer Fann Problems ls Heard

SABKATOON. Oct. Z5—-(CP)—A plea for strengthening farmer's ranks to conquer agricultural prob- lems was oou led toda with crit- icism oi when pool not vities at the annual convention of the United Farmers of Canada, Saskatchewan section, y

John Evans, honorary president of the U. F. C., criticised when he called the division of interests in the fem": movement. He attacked the wheat pools and other co-op- erstivcs as agencies which were. perhaps unwittingly. dividing the farmers upon the mum issues con- fronting them.

Newspapers were often

caching the farmers vely engaged in pre-

i THE WEEKLY

Mint Works Overtime To Meet Demand

OTTAWA, Oct. 35-40?) —In- creased demand for silver and cop- per colns to meet larler cash PIV- rolls, and withdrawal of much of the Unit/ed states silver coin norm- ally in circulation in Canada. have added w the problems v1’ the Royal Canadian Mint which is now working overtime. _

Work at the mint customarily speeds u in the fall requiring over time bu this year the demand is even heavier for the same reason that the Bank of Canada has been called upon to substantially in- crease its note Lsue as compared with the same period lMt 1'1?"-

Harvesting and moving the heavy western wheat crop. involvingjars-

exiting points 0f v‘ 0 opposed to the best interests of farmers gen- erally, he continued.

“l! you won't buy these papers they send them to you free," he

er numbers employed 111 the fields and on the railways, coupled “m, cash payments to the men 0n a“ tive service and stimulated repay activity, contribute to the demand for increased supplies of puppy money and coin

While the increased ixsc of cur. rency and coin is partially ascrib. ed to wartime activities, officials express the belief that it is a g sign of general improvement in business conditions.

"OLE CIMMIN‘ 'OLE" NOW DANCE FLOOR

PITTSBURGH. Oct. 25—(CPi_ fluent expert William Bodinc 53v; the child who played hockey '40 year ago to go swimming or fish. ng has given place to the ‘teen gig Sophisticate who cuts class for ‘a Jitterbug session.

“What this country needs IQ-

v," declared Bodine. “Is a family court as well as a Juvenile court In some cases, you've got to put the parents on probation es well as the kids. Sometimes you should iygginprosccute them instead of the

cTiosrs WALKING ORK. Enslimd —(CP) —Thc

added.

“There is no paper now to edu- cate the fanners with respect to such issues as parity of prices. We are divided as a result of an organ- ized effort to divide us."

“SHOPWORD” "DIRECTORY CONTEST i

LITTLE ADS THAT HELP YOU TO SAVE

AN AMUSING AND PROFITABLE STUDY OF THE VALUEHIGl-ILIGHTS OF THE WEEK

f. the Crown Prince was cari-_ catured as the "Clown Prince" and youngsters mode the names 0i’ Von Kluck. and Von Bulow the ‘ ‘ts of many puns.

Newspaper headlines in 1914 were greatly different from nowa- days. They told of grim battles in which thousands of corpses laY on the field-the Germans sacrifi-

3 of strain-headaches, sore eye!

SERVICE

Get your Groceris

honey.

ERY SERVICE

Kent at Hillsboro

is the keyword of the Economy Grocery.

receive the highest value for your

Our newly-installed TRUCK DELIV-

orders anywhere in the city.

‘Just phone us and your GROCERIES will be PROMPTLY delivered.

ECONOMY GROCERY

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Phone 1210

PHONE 92

2 SKATES

Give Your Family

EXTRA Protection- with GARDEN CITY MILK

Garden City Milk is filtered, clarified and pasteurized for your protection. Besides these it is also HOMDGENIZED. When you serve Garden City Milk you know that Y0" 91° taking-no chances-that Y0" are serving [our family Wliill what they deserve-the 395t-

THE PURE MILK CO. LTD.

Corner Great Georse and rim-or We"!

FTNER FUR-B are what you get, when you feed your foxes iood containing all the neces- sary vitamins. And the ONLY food that contains all these is

IMPERIALS

_ For Success Feed IMPERIALS From Pup To Pelt

IMPERIAL BISCUIT co.. urn.

LADIES‘

Fall is here and with it the need for warm. comfortable slfioes. We have a new stock

o Women's Shoes $1.98 A Pair

‘Phase shoes are modelled I01‘

style as well as comfort. All at

the lowest prices. PURDlE-FERGUSON

SHOES LTD. Sunnyside Chlflfli-WWWB

GIRLS CREPE a TAITETA DRESSES v - 14 x use m sass

HOLMES 8. BRADLEY Phone 92 162 Queen Street-

Assorted Milk-tails

3 cans for — ~ — _ _ _ 25¢ Rlnm-l 1918c and 1 small package — — — _ __ — 39¢ Hamilton's Sealwrapt

S as-l package - - _ 15¢ Bulk Cocoa. 2 lbs. for - _- 25¢

White Cross Toilet Tissue 3 r0115 __ _. _

98 lb. Bag Beaver Flour $2.49 R|X'S GROCERY

r———-————————-— Call Us When Moving

Our experienced transfer men handle your household effects carefully Have us spray your Chester- flelds. etc. with LARVEX, the new sure. odorless. moth-proof SDTBY.

Get our prices on slip Covers for your furniture.

Fumiture repaired and uphol- sntzged by experienced crafts-

HENRY MucFARLANE 167 Kent Street. Phone i042.

Poultry Raisers I

Special rices on all feeds in stock cludin LAYING MASH. cmc maps. WHEAT. CORN, ETC. We

are handling

LIVE FOWL

DAELY EXCEPT‘ SATURDAY At highest market prices.

P. E. l. CO-OPERATIVE Elm and Poultry Association (Fondling Station 6r Stores at 201 Weymouth St. Phone 5'15.

MacAulay 8n Boisner General Contractors Get Our Quotations Nothing too large — Nothing too small —

A. E. MMAULAY G

c. p. BOISNER Telephone connection;

$396.60

In WEEKLY PRIZES

GIVEN AWAY FREE

1st Prize -— — — — —$3.00 2nd Prize - — — — — 1.50 3rd Prize - — - - — 1.00 4th Prize — -- — — - 50c

PRIZE WINNERS

LAST WEEK

1. Mrs. Fred C. Younker, North River Road, R.R. 2

2. W. R. Cummings, 82 Elm Avenue

3. J. W. Younker, St. Avards

4. Mrs. J. M. Garnham, 68 Edward Street

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DON'T FORGET

Advertisers in our shopword Contest are keen to hear per- 8011111 BXDresslon of interest from followers of this weekly feature. The managers of these stores will be more than pleased if at

time you ask for them and tel what you know of the reader interest being created. Editor SHOPWORD CONTEST‘.

. . SKATE RS '

The snow is hers. Boon tbs skating season will Have us sharpen your sks . We have the only machine in the city that sharpens skates lengthwise instead of cross-

wii' ur kstss yououwrpeured EIYDPERIEUI" SKATING during the winter. BRING YOUR SKATES NOW. WHITLOCK TIRE SERVICE Kent street. Phone 009.

MOTORISTS

Drive in and have your is- tors properly flushed. us also for Greasing. Washing, Polishing, I ition Check-up. Gas, Oil. e sell and service tires and batteries. MALLETTS BATTERY I SERVICE 207 Great Cleo e street Phone 9

___. .j_i___1. AUTOMOBILE

SPRING SERVICE by skilled workmen. Does Your Car or Truck need new SPRINGS ?

Come to us. We stock all sizes.

PROUD 8r MORESIDE Phone B18. 223 Gt. Geo. 5t.

PORK

CHECK-UP

Place your orders now for

Shrubs, Peonies, Iris and Bulbs

10!‘ I'll! PlI-ntllll.

JAMES TAIT FLORIST

Phone 389 2'1 Villa Ave Member P. '1‘. D. A. Int.

JUST ARRIVED

A new shipment of Cardigan and Pullover Sweaters in a wide range of colors to choose from at $1.96 Also new skirts in Wool Fsills and Alpine Cloth. Price $1.98 m 82.98.

THE GLORIA Cor. Queen a Richmond Sta. Phone 614 Charlottetown

BARGAINS ! t... ti’°'.‘u°}23l"& B"?! o. sil Soda Biscuits I pkg! for 27c Applss,peck-—-——20c P. J. MocDONALD Phone 880

Westclocx Week Westelocx Electric Clocks Wsstclocx Regular Alarm Clocks Westclocx Watches.

Wide rungs of prices.

Msny beautiful designs. FREE CITY DIIILIVERY.

THE ROGERS HARDWARE

COMPANY. LIMITED. Phone; 105-1308.

Potted Meat Special 2 Bowls 25c

Beef. Pork. Lamb. Veal. Canned Goods, Vegetables, etc. Try ours today. QUEEN STREET MEAT MARKET

Be Photographed This Month For Your CHRISTMAS PICTURES

Don't leave this WWII-m p511, or your Christmas l1"- arations until m9 °°1<l W" her sets 111-

Make you; pppOIIILXTIGXIL today.

CRASWELL Studio Greet owme Bl- Phil" "'4'-

mm Y? in and bl-W one i? our 5mm” 143m Lunches-

ntahi has 1on8 gelgn iodtzd Fwigr its Ioe ONE-m Sodas, Milk 811G398 and B1181" daes. Now m n1 the" l! “d” ‘ilmifiwfihiifih? K2,’ Eli, etc, areswell worth your money. Visit us co-dsv and M 1°’

urself. REDDIN BROS. The 01d Reliable Drug 9W0 Phone 80. Richmond Bi»-

D0 our want BEBVDOI o! tlwyvsry best? 1110p trig: with us- We offer S0110” highest value m: veg; Ug-

P m AND Dm TODAY.

ECONOMY GROCERY Kent at Hillsboro. Phone 1310-

Visit Us to-dsy m4 b" "l" c gift“. nifoviavijadcrfcigosgsll plate

extra. All for 80¢.“ w k Be ides this bars n W I ° tn: very BEST of all lines 0i

Groceries. L. S. COFFIN 31a Euston st. Phone 0'13-

Thi; is the between season time. We suliéot- our Electric Portable Heaters to Warm "P the bathroom or bed room be- fore the furnnos Ross on 1'- manently. All styles sn t-ll

“minivan a. co.

Henry Pours — Proprietor Phone 1301 Pres Delivery

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stained glass windows have been rc- moved from York Minster for pm- tection. and iownfnlk have already lseen “gho=ts" wandering about ti»: ichurch aisles. mourning the dcpiu-i ed glories.

EXPLANATION OF colvrusr

Throuxh the co-operauon of Uh Sponsors. whose advertisements up- lr in connection with the oonwst e Charlottetown Guardian 1| "bl-IBM!!! the Shopword Contest 01' Silly-SIX consecutive weeks. PM Drizes are being awarded each Week H8 listed above. in the form oi "Wlcihgr xlliluillgafl-élddke orders. l‘ D800 in .l heading of this contgst 5,5,0 L; W“! slogans and phrases which ma‘); be found in some o: m, m. v merits in this section. To gualify the render is required to fin u the advertisements in which these SHOPWORDS” QDpOBI‘.

How T0 ENTER

Read th ads th hl . W " down thee numbegmgf the "Bhlolpvg " 88 ll flDDeai-s in the heading. Then opposite the number write the name 4;! this}: advertigerhin whose space ou ave foun t e plume ‘i293’ it“; “list? “it” ‘ r u u in addition teal-he name elm firm e name of the manager, the lov- ation of the business premises and the lines c led.

SOLUTION to LAST WEEK'S CONTEST

I. Henry Mocl-‘urlane

2. Molleft’: Battery Service 3. MncAiiloy 8r Boisner

4. Economy Grocery

Proprietor Miss Mury Murrs Kent and Hillsboro, Genera Grocery Store, Groceries Fruit, Confectionery, etc.

121m attach to your reply from any one of tho s90! sors of this contest showin i-hi business has been transac will st least one of them. Alsobesuremstersthommoi the firm from which you Wish

receive your prize- CONTEST RULES Any readers of the cmrlotvw Guardian may participaw- “m”; lfifmployees of the Guardian S: l! i3 and members of am es. 1t 1,5 important that own TB shall be accompfignm b 5 '3'?“ rom any one ° mréiouncement appears in 91° °°'

1i is also important that you I“ on your entry Wlllvll °f “firs: you wish in drew you!‘ Dflm '

All correct re lies hi" “l chances of winn The will“ entries are drawn or and drier will be awaidedd 1201319 °

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