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ve|.|.ow LABEL

1‘|-IE I NIE TEA ll ll

It draws quickly _

It has rich strength - IT HAS DELICIOU_S FLAVOUR! and is most economical,‘for the price

Thll ll reserved for news, but

advortlacmenta of a. iiewa character may be inserted at the nte of 41:. per word, strictly alrabis in sd- vanoe.

GAME AND HOT CHICKEN

SUPPERS at Sleepy Hollow Inn. Georgetown . 5756-9-16-li.

‘Por headaches, neuralgla, mua- euiarpainl, flu, etc., nothin give!

auch lasting relief aa Dr. Iaclva. Women In them marvelous. Not like ordinary tablets. Sale. Don't elect heart or stomach. -12 tablet tina, 25c. At all druggiata and atorer.

_._ \ \

WELLINGTON CHARGE-Ser

vices Sabbath the 18th. Inst. Union

Corner 10.30 A. M.: Wellinlzion 'l P. M- Victoria. Weet 3 P. M.

BAPTIST CHURCH-Services

September. 18, 1932. Rev. A. G. Crowe, Pastor, 10.45 a. m. Bedcque;

, Exhibition.

y _ _ Ii _ | Tile exhibition at Albcrinn waswere very even and there was some favored with excellent weather, al- keen oompetition i though cloudy at frst, the dayf The exhibit of lambs this year; turned out warm and Sunny and was a special far held in conjunci-2

'l.

- [the dlreelere were well Plea-ied'ion with the mein fair. 'rho prima

with the attendance.

FRIDAY _

_ _ told exhibition grounds, which were

; .

00-Choir R,ehenr5a1_.pu|| attend. purchased in July from Mrs. I-Icnryl _ 1 l

ance requested-Ci-lurch Audi-'Gal-d. They comprise eight acresi Not a great dml Colm hi "HJ" barium, 1 - ' of this c`a_':S_ There was a !:ir_f.-i- cn- I

The exhibition was held on the _reg new grounds, just across from the ` "

list was larger but the prizfs not as large which brought rricilv an-1

Swine

is only 40c per 1 lb. packet. _

¢""-T” ' ' - ~ e A ”"`“_. ` ' 1. _ _,_ ,___ .v_..,._

. U e 1'._...frm-f::.§<:1f;§_-5:;-f;;.__5?-?1¥?:fri;_,,_,__

“W '”““"' 6 DA West Prince ' I '

Beef Steak . ‘

Pork Roasis . _ .. -Lamb Roasts .

Clai~ke’s Beans . . . . . ._ . Onions . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ .

- Good Dry Potatoes _ _._

ywell adapted for holding an exhi- _ _ ____ _ i_

.SPECIALS l=lilliAY and SATURDAY only ourr.....';.;"'1'1';:1' .";1:;'.:;.2.}.?.'.i...:

l2cpei'ib. '

Dry _Boneless Cod _’ 2 lbs. for 25d Slleclfil Blend T011 _ . . . ... 27c per lb

4 lbs. for $1.00 -

5 Cash and Garry Stores

_ 187 Great George Street and 99 S_vrlni-'r Street

.. 151- ci lb

. . . ..14cper|b

. . . . . . . . ...'-i tins for 250 . . . . . . . ... 10 lbs. for l9c _ 13c per pk. or 2 pks» 25c

» i

a. m. Sunday School: 7.30 p. m

Subject: "Life‘s Race Course." 11.45 '

Advertising Rates-Payable In Advance

_ Central Guardian locals, dc. pei- word; W¢g¢¢m md ` Eastern locals. 20- Der Word; Announcements and Coming 1-Jventa, 2c. per word; Classified, Zo. per word; ln Memoriam Notices. 70°- per inch; Lists of Floral and Spiritual Offer- ings. Cards. etc-. 4°- ner Mme: Letters of condolence, too. per inch; Notices of Thanks and Appreciation, lite. peg inch

or dc per word. Other ratca on applications. - _

NmH BATE:-2c per word. three in- `

nionu for the price of two strictly - - _ _“___ ___ __d__Mm_ ' Mleceilaneoua

.IOIIN ALFRED McDONALD, PRO-

vinclal Land Surveyor, Herman-

Agents Wanted vulr, ui.. a, sourisi

-0 »1~||0U5AN|) PEOPLE M495 MRS. CAMPBELL RESUMES ,oney last year selling "Imperial dressmaking, altering and plain rt" Christmas Cards; establish. sewing at ac Upper Hillsboro St. | ia years; write British Canad- 31°” 590- 5594'9',14'31~ ri Publishing C0., Ltd., 426 Pat- ek Building, Toronto. ANY INVALIDS OR NERVOUS

A W. 9-W-F-M-tl Sept. 3 . c s can be cared for and treat-

_ ed in private home. Apply 137 lENTS-CANADA'S CELEBRA. Hi boro St. 5730-9-15-31

rireeionm, suhlect. “The old r-sshli Buyers Prepa'r6 irate' 1”” “ext y°“"' TM. me. :J N I T 1 "

ioned Gospel."

` PERSONALS

Mis. Daniel Talbot, rioiou has tm

arrived on a short visit to her _ daughter, Mrs. Cecil M. Jenkins, n Hillcrest Farm, Mt. Edward Road.

Mr. Ernest Anderson left yester- be. _

day mommg for Humax N_ s_ ers from the nations gift shops

' ' w o are selecting the class of goods

where Wie will assume his duties

with the Canadian Nlitilrnl Tele- W

ha.

map particular.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Stewart, And this year’ appamnvyf .the Bucksport, Maine, who have been V we 1° “mg to be 1°' "Mies visiting His Worship Mayor Stewart f

and Mrs. Stewart, left for their __ écenomy have adopted so many

ew materials that it's just as if

trays, lamps, cigaret boxes and

home recently. While on the Ie- ° land they also visited relatives and n friends at 'I‘ra.cadie, Marshfield

and South Shore.

and the like are made of glittering

For Christmaistthe Domestic science and' farm_ Poultry

1 . ' Th lil' h d :_ m-

nk Christmas is a. long way °f1_ were also served here. Some new 1’ _ DA ___ of Amcani

' but a. lot of people have been gett-1111115111135 were erected for the stock 1 breeding pens' 1° lr

they hope and believe the people, Ill buy for Christmas presents 1n` Horses

0 - ‘ _ aghioned of “machine agg" mn._seen‘ at _Alberton, particularly lniespec y _ ` 1,' in bushel

, ii

riois. Manufacturers in search ,lhe can use and draft elesses- 6'-5' °°]°"‘“" °°k 'S H

_ = g ~-

other bric-a-brao had just been in-_ill;1s€d__ this ;:la_s. A giant d_§al ¢_;1_5_lpota¢0 showing was poor although yehted_ _ln eres was akeri by t e pu lc , _ ____ _cobblers _“___ ood'

th wonderful dis la oi rslsrid ° 5°°d qu” y‘ ‘ g l

Picture frames, vases, coasters c D y , H exhibit was “_

bmom There is some tam of H try bu. they lacked qu.ii.._.. Thls_

s' cv' _ nct as good as oil ' years

5752-9-16-21 ' *W

building used for the showng of

products was hauled from the oldf ' __ d _

geese which took third prize Bl-

B ready for it ever since the last lllld many of the old ones were us-_ r tw ___ l Christmas holidays were over. IGC1- ltracted 8 g°°d deal of a n mn' M 'rho National Ari were show howl The exhibition more than lueil- lng held here has attracted buy., fled the expense incurred by the,

in this class. said Mr. Nash, Wh0 a

n=mio_vr~lr.clil. as the exhibits were

. ., , _ilgtr and better than ever. _ b__o___ ht p________e from many_ W

The grains, flowers and potatoes B

and Mr. Reeves. The s_h0w\IlB °f grain was better than other years.

lall in oats MT Ru=sc1R0§

There was the best allowing of

horses this year that has ever been

d h f i _ bann r oats. Mr.

Many of them could compete withign S Sins n raelio woke a mst in n

. A. on

the best horses in the Maritimes. _ms C____s__ More attmtion to ___creen_

Mr. Ray Horne of Charlottetown _ ___ m_gh__ be paid to an grams The

‘were in ihe hands of Mr. Parent turning to Halifax, N, s_

Along The

Railway Wharf

The oil tanker Tahralite, Captain acDonald arrived In port yes-

'There could be more conipetitiorilierciay from Halifax, N. S., and is

t present discharging a cargo of

was the Judlze- An excellent sl1e\'~'- 11,000 barrels of three scar gaso- ing of brown and white eggs line for the Imperial Oil Co, she

ill then leave for Campbellton, N.1 ». and Sydney, N. S. before re-I

Marine Wharf

Customs cruiser Chaleur. Captain eather arrived in port yesterdayf D. P. W. Launch, Captain Lund

Buntaln, Bells What!

S. S, Magnhild, Capta/n C'auscn,

Waterfront

larlnved Tnport yesterday from Ha] :ifaX. N. S., :uid loaded 100 cattle 50 Slifer. l'>0 l>Il':=_ eo calves, i horses along with 350 bales of hny and a general cargo of butter lf1l€0Sc and eggs.. all for St. ,yoirnu Newfouildlalid, _<-he also carried 10( bags of mail for st. Pierre, Miq che sailed last cveliilig.

Scllr. Nellie J. King, in' por;

Lyon’s Wharf

The Tcrn schooner, Cape Blom,-

don, Captain Rayincrriam arrived

UW 111 P011- V ~ in port ye.=_tci'dav from Philadel.

phis with :1 cargo of 393 tons oi hard coal for C. Lyons do Co., and is at present discharging her cargo

bred horses. Mr. Home rcmarkedl The °Wer

ce to compete with other mark-1

rkers Gurretson Company,

A. W. Sept. 10-Bi.

christmas Cards One-Dollar

lstnias rc g ar per A EN ON BARBERS - LEWIS , ma e e who never sold before tak Bac er Supplies 1 3 to 12 off tens vely to plate copper vessels- Island horse com ng into 115 °W“ flowers whlch was n gorgeous dis

1' t l -- bl ith t finish is d llsaill _ .

slovlgeriariltliiialexcdl;1;§ls.m;]1B QABH1-§ll€¢l11c;lt]l`€§t. RCh:i~‘lgl>ett§*o€1‘:i MR. ANGUS MCRAE ` $1111; tiansesthln-c;11`isllose materig.; Cattle play of roses and giadiolas Club and school fair to be held in t omission. sample boolr free to P. E. 1. 5140-9-is-al. __ _ ._ ,_ tm, ,, ,me , denies* The b@°“S We” <”‘""_* g°°d' Tm” C

a ` '

ED - AGENTS IN EVERY B0ARDE"5 ACCOMMODATED *Wheatley River at the age of 64 'ing g'ven a, metal finish reversing although there were some good in-i ____ d d__c_s_ m

VANT , ' -, .

town in Canada to sen Personal 177 Euston street. 5698~9.M.3L Mr. Macme' whose father wash” now commonplace fashion or dmduals m both Gumseys asnd Jel;i'.an'I(;1heIsd<l>1me=It1;) sc'ence class was inir of lambs this year. But was.

' "°“ ° “P” 1 “ was s fine exhibit oi field reas-

mfo__d_ ontaml On August 22, there passed 0l1_and table covers which can be used There was it 1arB¢l'_S1l0W1llg 111 F__u_t_ _md roots were good but W

. l l 5 ., b t th .

BO1I1‘d6l”S W8hI€d a fine spirit in the person of Ansus indefinitely and cleared easily, some of the catte ca ses u as could have been a better dlspyay_ihibm0n and the keen rivalry shawn

,McR.ae, who died at his home at whlie many wonden articles are be- Jerseys were not as large as usu , There was __ _me exmblt of “Shia

Mention was made of the Calf L

ini Royal series Privim _ _ _. t 1 d th fcellent. Special m`entl°l1 mllsl *Yi in ir' G our o ds; 'rr "°’“f’°"m°"' °“'°‘““"“ is “sed ex tha he was pe-“se 1° 51° E' fl of th iirsi prize in m'xf.-ri his. it ns - - - . ‘ ` ` ' ` ' ' -

z 1 ` ` - - - - - .. ', ' ~ _

hsrloiceiowh this month. I It/Pr. A. E. McLean, was pleased ith the progress made in the ex-

mong the farmers. He oompli-_ ented the people on their show-_

_ _ _ _ _ _ .

sur risih value low Bonanza waxrnn-Arrtv iz "°h” M°R“' W” "°’“ "1" whemey 1‘°"’“F '“°"1“"“°1°”'"°°“b11' fum seys The same mid be 'ad one i the best but noi as large som. nm bun., and Qneese ,nd

Dozen up. p g S, . h th o Prices. 1111161! Bally BB-1€»‘l» 1713 Gam' Elm Ave- 5731--9-15-21_ River 'md in 1900 married M15? 11\l1'9» 1?11“t1°°k like W°°d' .1rB§f;_rd Izlsstcfr §;§'WaS the best as formerly. not have such 8. good rcPresenta-1

ings, also low prices on boxed as

_ Cassie M. McLeod, of Charlotte

E n' R T Holman had a very attl'liC- tion. The farmers would be well ad-

' ` - i _ r - ~ roriment. Send for sample b00k nohimmrs CAN Br; Accolvr. town, who survives him Their only A CRETONNE SHOE BAG outside oi’ Charlotte Own Some 0 oth demonstrating h°use,w1d,___scd to my by dairy farmmg_ I

now- Premier All 5111111. Wemng” modated at '78 Grafton Street. hild M 1 di d H the cattle would top this class at'1'1V°_b° _ ton do York, Toronto. | Modemte mtes_ 5__52_9__6_3__ c , ar on, e about eisht Those who live in small apart- _ vi cial hoW_ Jesse Mathewgiapplances. The Purina Mills also

Mr. J. W. Boulter, in a brief]

A' W' 944130' yea" ag°’ aged 23’ Angus MCR” inim amount my pm n 5 had a. fine demonstration of 10X speech said there was considerable

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY

CAN BE EARNED weekly in spare time

selling well known line Personal Christmas Cards. Scores of steno- grapliers, accountants.. Clerks,

free. Master Kraft Limited, Tor-

Churoh or Pownal Bt.. ladies’ wrist which lhiuoled “E.A.N."§ Finder please return to 15 King

etc., exceeded this last season. “_” te

LOST - BETWEEN RUSSELL

Beautiful new portfolio sample Burnews and Kensmgtom on the

onto. Representatives wanted tmall towne also.

H_W_ sept 5_7_9_12_14_15_19_ please leave at MacF‘arlane's

Nl SALE _ 0LD PAPERS. 5

For Ev gs _FOR SALE - AT FAIRVIEW 100

clear. In high state of cultivation.

SUITABLE FOR

etc., ic, per

oflica. . tl crop. Estate John J. Currie. Ap-

ee is b die. Guardian Office. " ““ ,_4_"_ Wanted

IDB SALE - 1930 PONTIAC

SALE To LET BOARD AND WANTED AT ONCE HEATED

mm signs on hmfd at Guardian apartment. Charlottetown Real omm “_ Estate Co. 5715-9-15-31.

dom ch1_ A I 3 E1 unfumished rooms for winter “_ c.e 8 r pg-,§9_9_16_3r;1_ months near 187 Great George' 1

Street. Apply W. R. Dennis. t

Coupe. Bargain for quick sale.

n ’ _ _ _ smith wants to rent or buy s. good

street' 5736 9 16 ZL Blacksmith stand with or without

morning or the 14th on Essex 24» Wllleh We-e largely attended. spare tire and rim. Will the finder was in the charge of the pastor,

Garage, Kensington. 5738-9-16-21. R

The funeral service on August

acres of land practically an lottetown. The following friends

B r

ply on premises. 5154-9-ie-ai. -fel' Rlllkhem and Hereee Linz. In-

terment was made in the Brook- field Cemetery.

Mr. Frank MacDonald, Registrar

SALE ___ CQUNTER SCALE WANTED - FURNISHED OR 0

early Wednesday aftemoon, after

Apply Ivan Nicholso 207 Fitzroy AN EXPERIENCED BLACK' a. prolonged illness,

i tools. For particulars apply to riage was Ruth I-I. Ryan, daughter

_ possessed -a. character strong in itiments' wit: the mn d 3:: rohjem 'Med cow being worthy or parm. feeds under the supervision ol Ml' !

W L05t simplicity steady and straight a of cupboar space’ n p U1” me"11°“~ ~ d ~Mr

Mille Help Hnted man deepay beloved For same dmeiof the simplest method of housing The Ayrshire had 8 good sh°W__Milllg_an of Northam an __ _

i.os'i'-oN wanivnsnav Ai-"ran-. h ff d ` 'ones shoes a diirioulh one. A ore- _ng but lacked M Much more a,__‘Kehped;: or cherioueiown. A ne year. Livosioolr was improving eseh_

noon in the vicinity of St; James

-‘advancement in all classes. 'I’he_ - grain was very much superior this'

e su ere from a. dread and ally I i ad by A. fi. - T] - di g' g

mme has with pwhets, can be _ . mu display of tnware, m e year. ierc are in ca ions o an.

10° ¢°mm°l\ <11S¢l1S€. the Pain 011 b d tent on could be shown m. ng Bernard, Tignish. -demonstrated the upward trend in prices for farmi

tience till death released his

r world.

v F E Boothroyd, of Hunter iver, who was assisted by the ev. Dr. E. H. Ramsay, of Char-

ted as bearers: Messrs. Stanley

rlage. ' _

She was a faithful member of

the children of Mary Sodality and

theson George Matheson, Ches-

_*___

_ MRS. FRANK MACDONALI)

Sincere sympathy will go out to

f Deeds for Queens County, in

he severe loss he has sustained in he passing of his wife, at their

Deceased, who before her mar-

which he bore in o. quiet, strongfgxg ‘;’;_sf'l;;e____l:_\F_;d_eoo_§_t_h;_;:_1_l;_;>_;‘;_s b¢;s_.__ts fordth_e__sh$=;s rlr;_g_;5 above “___ that mahufacture of tin and P” ' ° “ge “ 5 1 tl be deveoiwd as

square. Reward. 5132-9-is-:ii ‘ sph-ii; to rind its place in the bei- °' “hm “"1" ine averl_i_ge» '_I_'l_1_e___b?;_f caftii ogwuio tina as abroad. Mr. in

muchbccrle anas , __

' greatly devoted, and where numcr- nd there were some very fine in, Bernard is _to be congratulated ull !w

ri - . _ _ his bus ness foresight in g0ll”lS thought bdore the whter is over.

,ous intimate friends spent many dvidual animals that took some of on _th ___re_g__

produce.

In regard to butter there is less storage this year and Canada oilid be importing butter he'

P1¢B-S5111? h°‘~1'"» she Wm be greatly the best prizes at Charlottetown. ahead and wmpeting W

. ttle '

mfI':l`ieiaddecei:sed_;ecelve:_al:_e;rme;_di;_c_a_; xféssigavtfhewlpgijtgdgtdbgttircsfitiéz d__'_I_;l__1§_____i_.ea___ta_l§i_e_.s _y_v__ei-31 u;;i_<_r __t_h_eiin _ §1?f:ra;raI;T1aT;nga:; employed for gglgtsst 35,7333, B;dpi§.iie:s_|Mr. John Wilson assisted by the Canada and possibly in Great]

a number of years ass_aies_l_a_._<_:ly id ,,_, make a ,mg ,,,\,_;,,,Ea€_l-£3 feet ladies. _ S____°________ B

g'(i;1)Jl:1\1\l;111s`,se‘1il1c1ivilt1aim%rAli1viltl\:g:11i- Hardy- James Dover, Lemuel Mmm & McLeod un `°r Judging hmses an ` -

firms ft

en by the speakers.

ressed much P1955

M, A D 0'Br_en, President <5

leaves to moum two children, judged this class. The only Sus- ' ' ' h .. C

Phyllm wha only recently passed gesyon was bemr_ mmm The_¢he exhibition, gave a short si;;c_;__ which brought much competitgon. a her third birthday and Dominic Shropshire breed was practically and expressed pleasure” 5° A" ___°n"°r"'mTem;)_ ang tance some time at the port of Montreal

’ ' d . broug an en cya e ay o a

'who was uve yea" old yesterday' the only one shown- There 'glire anInat¢ti(;1a‘1-xiii; the exhibition open close.-S

Two sisters, Mrs. Winne McDon- 15 pens of five lambs each. ey

aldi. Toronto and Miss Rose city, were excellent and showed S0011 His H°n` L1eu€'vC;:ler\I;1v;;C;rBi;I§; L

' - ` Dalton. conara we 1

Charlottetown. - 5703-D-14-Si. also survive . development. The i0D S12 entries _ h in of uve.

llP°¥'1me“"S~ 25 R°°hf°rd street' To all the bereaved the Guard- were very close in regard to flesh- on their si>1_en<1_d _St 0V;_o_i_d ____ me

ian extends heartfelt sympathy ing stock. He said qual y s _______ c

' ' d f ver farmer so 1* _

The funeral takes place this There were 13_ entries in the ;;tfc1;:°;o____°____; _K the mark,” or _w_ A_ "OLD SOCIAL EW:-_N_

morning to Bt. Dunstarvg Basilica, Pair of market lambs class. first ten me w_____d when they are opened ING-The W.A. of St. Johns church

_ TWENTY C"01CE ' Hunter River thence to the Roman Catholic Ce- reasonably close, the remaining cts should St Elcanors held a very pleasant

Herbert MHCLCOC1 - of the late Dominic Ryan, who for llllld md"

He advised farmers not to mark-

arket would improve later .on.1

ritain for Island potatocs. The Island barley crop is the_ C

best in Canada and there is a good

h some very good advice was Sli/' outlet for it. There are consider- S een able inquiries for cran5eTr.°cs_ On __

_ _ ' th wh le th farmer outlook is a. devout member of the congreii- This exhibit was the best ever __T1‘;2nM_:;°rv_f;1__’om_ng address at i____;__te__°_h,s yee_____ S li. anon of St' Dumtaws Basilica' “seen at any mir In the Maritimes' ;le;n so many Present. There were several special Priz-

Besides a. sorrowlng husband she was the opinion of Mr. Irving, who S _ _ of

ihelr_noioioos this fail. ss ihef

ere should be a good market ini

donated by different merchants

number of guests. The chief fea- ure of the evening, however, war he fortune telling cakes, made by he young girls. Each slice of cake had A typewrilten sheet of paper telling your future. The slices wen sold at five cents a piece and caus- ed li. good deal of fun. Ice cream was served by the ladies. The af- fair was quite successful and the proceeds went in aid of the W. A. -A.

`-NEW BRIDGE WORK - Thi

residents of the second district of Prince County appl'eciu.te the new concrete bridge which has been constructed to replace the old wooden one at the Northam comet leading to the Wesicm Road. Thii was a very _necessary piece of road work. The contract for this Worl was given to Erland Ramsay arid Percy Banks und the work wal very favourably commented upol by the public and Mr. Wm. -Mc- Dougall, of Richmond, road engin- eer, The gravel used ill the con- struction oi` this bridge was takel rom West Point.-S.

-MISS MCINTOSH SPEAKS In

UNITED CHURCIIES--Very inter'

sting speeches were delivered ol

'Monday afternoon in the United Churches of Lot 14 and Lot 16 bi Miss Mclntosh, Dominion Travel-

ng Secretary of the W. M. S. oi he United Church in Canada

Miss McIntosh who is a native oi

|Cvlengarl'y, Ont., has been closely

onnected with missionary work fol number of years and worked fol

She spoke on the work of the W. M. S. in Canada, especially among

he Indians. also on the work in he hospitals in Clllllu, and Japan.

The devotional period was conduct-

d by Rev. E. R. Woodside. Misa

McIntosh." who was _thc guest of Mrs. L. R. Allen, of Sumineraide, during hcl- visit. loft intel' for Port

e Bute, N. S.-S.

,if

Kellys Cross.

5742-9-16-li.

To Let

MELOTTE SEPARATOR8

four weeks old. P_ E_ L ' _V 5737_9_15_35_

____ ianacity $76.50. 600 lbs. _T0 LET __ A FURNISHED BAR.

llc y 81.00. Cash or terms. _ A 1 3 Lo Hills- . R, Dem,,s_ 5-n9_9.15_3,_ gf;_ofhé’,1;y_ pp y 57¥1ef9_16_2|_ she acquired a large circle of friends

ml _ ts li.

0 smith. Hunter River. P.E. I.

_ . 5737-9-I6-31. -

ycnrs, with speed. Also mm, Apply Guardian.

R. J. Hanna. Younrc

Gavtovm. 5713-9-I5-21.

_ _ ___ , rme yowned by li e cnl-y F. Bramball. Ap- l J. C. Gillespie. Executor. 1 c 0 A Ia

5573-9-5-M-F-41

moms two apartment “nd mu'

nnziriment. farm property.

clirrioiioiorrn ner.; Estate ¢,,_ Nolvrii svnlvrzv col.Li:mi:s "

< 5714-n-is-ei. LIMITED-

%________ lr. n..i.Anc.i~: ie co. _;,“_E _ _ _ _ 58 Queen Street ,,.,,,,,, ,,,fF,f;,‘_),§`;D,e,f1';‘d1:,'f char-ioimowri, P. a. 1.

wlyh ` ' ' Tele ho e 1000.

mid neck yoke. Also new ‘ “T _ _ ,,,m,,,,_, with v__h___c_s and 5741 9 is rsiw 41,

lxle Apnlv to Fulton Reber o

‘ runrilrs

' I

Jlylim .i<i- I

0 = its will be about eight M D. MacLean

aches from il We will be buying Tumips liiin 19 nom' which in every day at our Warehouse.

Yflllr summer skirts have been 1

lly0,,~,,, b_,m_ k 1 !Iogen'| Wharf. Highest I

I th

:_:11ES. For e\'enln;eFt,ht:;' sts] 1111; ‘mul ‘or ‘ood 'mek'

Eunrmisii- r-lmn-.t to the floor

PW afinrurinn ` 1 _._

SALE-LA COPLA HORSE, ?'1‘0 LET _ HOUSE-KEEPING

Cow and a lot of 5701-9-14-4i.

”“‘.§,,-,,i‘,;’°“gi"~ "-“-'~- Rad Eye Household

' From the famous Mullins Seam

. FOR SALE __ HOUSE *Sydney Coal" for fumaces, range

_ ' Rl1nofMlne.......... $8.75 Ton inn lots. one corner store. summed _ __ _ _ _ $735 Ton

l1l‘0Dcrty. Will exchange N” ‘ ' ‘ S775 Ton property, One comer ict. munnd C" Chm_|o“e¢own_

brake find large DEW 130! 1 l

many years served as purser on

all winter boats, and Mrs. Ryan, was a. young woman of true Chris- tian character. 0f`a pleasing per- sonality and cheerful disposition,

and acquaintances. all of whom will learn with regret of her pasa- ing.

In the home, to which she was

i._.___ BIRTHS

smirn-Al the Pi-inoe county nos-

merside, a. son. REID-At Hope River, P. E. I., on _ September 12, 1932, to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reid, a daughter. - -l_____.____, DEATHS

COULSON-At Mt. Edward Road. September 15, 1932, Mrs. Rebecca

Coulson, age 92, Funeral from home

of her son, Robert Coulson, at one _

French River. Service at 3 p. m. § Interment St. Thomas Cemetery, _ - French River.

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meter-y, three were rather thin. The flocks _o_r;:_; :ioi_';em_e__ place in these social evening on Tuesday. Games|

I The entries th's Y _ superior to other years and in H1051

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