" m“ osAsmrI-srowu, GUARDIAN ~-

at all

much is turned to painful disappointment and dis- comfort by those wretch- ed come. V But you can say “Good- bye” to the pain from

ron CORIIS. cntousss

AID BUNIONS

the-absolutely safe treatment, antiseptic, adhesive, healing and waterproof. You get relief the moment you put one on. Then it protects the sore spot while it heals. Try a' box to-day. ~ Sold by shoe, drug, and departmental stores.

Milk»: etc»: - i » .~ ~12

Mtttlrocier

Did you ever realize the more HICKEWS TOBACCO yiu sell the more money you get beck, because Hickey’: iunanufactured right, here in our own city, and the money iuempleyeeegst, you get It back in return for goods. So iii more of i-IicK-sws BLACK TWIST and HlCKEY'S

MOKING TWIST you sell the better. it is up to every Grover to push the sale of these splendid tobaccos and by '- iioing so will keep the money circulated at home.

Hickey 8i Nicholson Tobacco Ltd.

M“ "new" r5 Charlottetown

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l

. was the recipient of Inziny beauti- |ful gifts, including several sub-- jstontiiil cheques. linen, cut glass land silverware, The good wishes inf their many friends for

w-oo-o-ooeo-u-eb

E. R.1BROW_

146 Richmond Street y

Charlottetown

Fire, Life, Accident, Sickness and Plate Glass Insurance at Lowest rate. Agent at Summerside, U011! Igewiﬂ

Good Stong. Stock Cornpamcs.

1

'. Sutherland. son of the late Wm.

" Kenzie officiating. The bride look-

<uuvy blue tricotiue. with hut to

', the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Suther

"Ultimo mm ' m‘ oiuiu.

rues: ‘rnt w. 12 Weilner Co. Ltd. Queen st. for that clock ii- need 0t repeir. _ W! ARI estiiresmo illrd coal direct from vessel. Have you booked your order c, Lyons '5 (‘c- 3i. Any reason "looking" for ﬂu 300d investment in a‘ double house bringing a rem p! guano pg]- glonlh- Anvil" to s.» ~(‘i11'ter s on. i ' . ,

THANK orrsnmc. —A Tlidnk "Tlerlll! and Roll Call servdce l-li (‘lylle River. addressed by lie-v Ross C. Eaton, B. D., will be held on Tuesday evening. Oct. 24_

i-iAno coAi..--ws are novrdis- llllﬂrtfllli a curBO of hard coal per ﬁvllllvner "Eveline WlikiePPlense hook your order for delivery’ from this vessel. C. LYONS s. (‘0. 3i.

WATER RATE'S.—A few “imp;- Iskers have not paid their rules for the current quarter. After Xlllllllill’ the 23rd ull unpaid for services will be shut off without further notice. 3()()()31().;3(; 5i,

w: ARE now TAKING private Xmas (rnrd orders. Our customers need no introduction m the line. we control. Nothing Ibettp,-,.|,.,“.n lll ‘Cllllillllﬂ. Why not have yours r little different. The Wfl‘. Wcllnei Vi». Ltd" Queen St.

LOAD HoGsJ- Mr. Alden Blouse ‘lillii Messrs R. 'l'upliii und (o. wii. loud dressed hogs lit Ken- singtilil on Wednesday the 25th, and each WedII-ei-idal" thereafter during the next two months. The llllllll Will he ‘taken organs out tor shipment to Halifax, also p_ dlilNl-lll 4’! 5011. ‘Malpeque will loud same day.

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8UTHERILAND~MacMlLLAN.—- The Inarriuge oi’ Genevieve Mao Miilan. only (laughter oi’ R. IM. and Iiirs. Macillan. to Mr. George M.

G. and Mirsi. Sutherland, took place at Montague, Oct 3, 19222 at 6.30 a. m., the Rev. J.'D. Mc

ed vlwwnlns in a traveling suit of match, and-cross fox fur. the gift of the groom unilcurried a shower bouquet of ‘pink and white cliry- suiithemuuis. - immediately after

land. mid showers of confetti end

good wishes, left on the trsin for ' i

gvith the Rest island Fox Co. Prior

iwils given to lMisi-l MdMillzin at ithe home of IMrs. W. Duke. An ad-

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Charlottetown, where they had luncheon ut the home of the groom's mother. The happy young couple left on the afternoon train en route for their future home In Red Wing, ‘Minn, where the groom has secured Inn excellent position

to the marriage s linen shower

dress and presentation was given to the groom in the Masonic Hull by the Royal Chapter. ‘of which he was s. viiluahle member. The bride

their future happiness and prosperity follow them.

f-Iir

“itiiiil illitlllil l

to do when you to apply Minarifs It is Intlleptic,

The first thin? I

l TWO unison PEOPLE

in Condo weer IIIIIOI to ' reetéhelr eves er Improve I .

l cue “Ffiii-"f-‘L’. "'2 9-...» nines Quins precious!!!»

' II i! ,;.:'.:=.:'.'."::.-. ..l. ti‘...

DR. E. 0. HARRIS

This ll_ tlfe time sorter to be thltllfltll l" "m" Y" n. going u mi yeutlrseivis.’ vuuwiti llnd u: Ipady w msstsll yoih- requirements. We have e large stock of Mill Well known i-iuiiliie 010,939 tulle ‘Illllt- 9""°°"" 91"" ‘ m» Blast, Aim} Tortoise ilnd smrlr- Ftlrlilli- I? PM,’ lo suit every. puree, ranging from 810-00199- 9"" l" ""5

look them ever. '

Our oII Heating sums st $1M m lull ""4""! w»... y.“ ‘m; ,, m... heated quickly Ol‘ m e mm iii»

‘ runny Ltilf I it l

/

I lei-t soup. w» - ~ ' ' '

- a {-4 yeﬁrtrl! l

t lpeelnllet

ms csmlt annulus;

0 .5'9ieee‘ehleily. unless the

NOTlCD-Jftie ulnuel meet-ill 0!. the Standard Black h: 00.. but. will be 116M in uie ‘v1.04. Parlors Wednesday Oct, 35th. 5i ii Mm l). A. McKlnnon, Bus?‘ ‘Preuurer. wag s)“ wed

i-iApLowe-m TIA AND sAt- AAIR .in aid of the Charlottetown Hosiuiui in the League of the (fross Hall. Wednesday and Thurs- dev the 25th and 26th. Come and help u worthy cause.

r 300008G8-21-3l ————--¢o>—--— ADDRESS AND- PRESENTATION

_ 0n Friday evening. the members got Eclectic Lodge, No. 73, 1.0.011?" lwaited upon Mr. ‘Calvin McKinnon tin their [lodge Room in Kensingitpn to irelebraie an event in his life of more than ordinary importance. The purport of the subjoined ad- dress read by Miss Ruth McArlhur and Miss Mamie Sheen made the ‘presentation-wt beautiful and sub~ stantial Club Bag

l l ADDRESS

,Mr. Cillvin McKilmon,

§ Keusinglim

l lleiir Sir and Bl‘0l.h0l‘1~'WE>, the iinembers‘ 0i the blcleciic Rebekah Lodge, No. 73. hearing with regret that. you are iiboui l0 depart "to the United States for an indefinite per- iod, have assembled here this even- ing to hid you a kind farewell. You lhave always most. willingly assist- ietl the Lodge in every practical Hind effective way and your hourly ‘iiiiii proiuotive woperation will be prominently missed. I

While we sincerely regret your departure, we feel confident that. in your new sphere of "action, wherever you may he placed, you will win honor for yourself and re- ﬂeet credit on the fair fame of Prince Edwnird Island. We wish You Godspeed and lieitrtiest good wishes and we conﬁdently anticl- pzl-lc that you will soon return and. carry away with you u valued meni- ber of our order. While we certain- ly will regret thus to lose in numbers we certainly gain lii pres- tige, since this disposition of mem- bers should he a strong inducement to join our order. Kindly accept the accompanying glfi as a remem- brance of your association with Eclectic Lodge.

Sigped by the Members

Mr. MCKlDllOH acknowledged the address and the present. with due appreciation and showed. sun sponte, h-ow deeply and sincerely grateful he was for this thankful ieuielubrance. He vowed unbroken fidelity to his many friends in‘ Kensington and keenly realized’ wllut iin evident advantage it ls so to live ii life as to be able to i-ouI-| mingle in such associations.

Mityor Lockliart, Miss M-cA-rthur,‘ Miss M. Sheen, -Mne. Elmer Baum ness, Mr. Gordon Leltcli, Jvlr. Ralph: Buldersou and several other ap-l preciating friends participated in;

the event. Mr. McKinnon leavesl Kensingion, beuriug the silken‘ threads of tender associations,

whloli will surely eventually tiruw| together in fancy texture and seem; to hide but really more (lesirablyi show the auspicious event-Y. l

I

PRINCE OF WALES SUPPORTS! PROPOSED CORNFLOWER D-AYl LONDON. Oct. 2a. - Tile mo! posed Cornflower I)a.,v on. October iii, which is the eighth unnlver. sary of the first ‘buitle of Ypres when ull who served 0r Suffered 105s of relative or friend in {i184} salient are asked to wear n corn flower, has received wlirm sufilllll‘! froi the Prince (if W818i‘-

; l money raised by the 9M6‘ of Icornflowers will be used to es Hopi-is], s permanent hoeielry 11ml clubhouse ut Yirres as u reﬁll" Volts for nli British Ipligrims visit» lng tho graves and battleﬁelds

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Keep Mlmnrdn lllnlnlrnt In the honor

At The Salvation

l You are cordially invited to 118M‘ Colonel Morehen from Toroniﬂ ill the s. A. Hall, Great George Street. Monday, October 23rd 8 ll- m-

l the things - that make

, goon Pickles I

\

p. J‘:

Fiio I ; All ‘alleges if! stock. sold at half price- ‘ $1.50 mums mass; for 75c. 8-li lit ﬁxtures com I letge with nuis- s1. l light ﬁxtures. will" i plate with 81181169. I B, i

.5...»- won"

ushers’ ‘m enil- Jieve them

' in... i... fresh and very

4 ‘strong, ‘thsyueennet credit“ ‘ a ‘the. ﬂeirer ‘Vol20, ‘Bill 4m?" . pelntinent ‘is overcome whirl c ' iiuyyeur spluo Ill" W" ’ “Q5... ‘Slizeniy u. us":

._lvy|_,9|¢y‘.‘|;1 iii hulk er lll-IIMIIIOU. ‘oom- nlekiine

, ‘needs tee.

willielivoiiics '

4.

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Possum-Al. _ 4

,1 W.

, . e teem ltm H ' . ‘r 3" _

_Elll,\'Vill8. 4. May Clarkin.

Class. 4 Flowers

. Army er

idimwood, 4, Lucy Cosdy. EniYl/"l"

an, Emyvale 4. Julia Hogan.

Class 5. Fruit

lilurriuv, Eiiiyviile; gar. El Inwood.

TAKE 2 EMYVAILE FAIR . . . . .. Sec. 2, Beet Puete Red Astrlcene-

z. Margaret MoGor-rel. Emvvllle:

Evelyn Giuliani, Emyvale; Emyvale.

Clues 6. Cloning

Hilda Mum)’. Emvvsle; 3. Helen Murray Dmyvﬂlfl. 4. Mﬂrgaret Pol- lard. DmYVRlQ-

CAsTQ R IA uliilﬁliﬁiiiiéii.

SCHOOL FAIR. i AimAiioAiE-FHQQL “In

The first School li‘s'lr comprislns tbs-districts u! Dlmwooil. Green 5N7. Md Emyvuie was held at lllillyvsle ou Friday, Sept. 22110.,

n!“ Double oi‘ the»- districts Fllmflll out in. u. llorlous manner (ll-Very lerle number being preii~ ﬁll!) to witness ll splendid line oi etillblts and interesting classes of 990"‘ The 995MB lire to be coln~ melded for iiie interest lhﬂ)’ have shown and the whole hearted manner in which they worked for the Bllrffcss oi the fair. From pres- ent indications this fair bids to be- come lu the future one of the best.

3610M’ is the copleled prize list.

PRIZE LIST Oclee l Grains $611. 1 Best Shell of Oat;

'1 4mm" llllrley. Elinwooil: 2. Dﬂllklss GHSS, Green Buy; 3. Eu- gene Essen. Elinwood; 4. Spurg. eon Pollard. Emyvaie; _

8w- 2. Best Sheaf of Wheat

1,»AlplIoiIse McQuniil. Green Buy

2, Emmet McCloiiky, Elniwoud; i. Maurice MﬁQlllllll. Green Bay; 4, sllllmcon Graves. Green Buy.

Sec. 4, Best Sheaf of Buckwheat 1, EuuI-Iie Eugen, 58¢- 5. Blst Threshed Beans 1, Emmet llialoiie 2, Douglas (lass. 3. R0)‘ Gallant, Elmwolld; 4. Joliii Costello, Green Bay. ' Class '4’ Roots ‘Sec. 8, Best Peck of Dakota Reds IIEIIIIIIeL Cusiack, Einyviile; 2. Douglas (111598. :i_lto_v John Costello. Sec. 5. Collection (s) Turnip: 1, Patrick Murray, Eiuyvule: 2. Michael Costello. Green Bay; 3, Annie Callaghan, EIILYVIIIP; 4 Cyr» ll iilugen. Eliiiwood. Sec. 7 Collection of (6) Carrots

‘ 1, Miittlilzis Flood. Green Buy;

2, Annie Cullugliuu, fl. Maurie-r: Murray. Emyvil le; 4 Spurgeon Pollard. .

lei-in McQiMd, Emyvnie; Mary Coady.

is Hag-an, llimyvsle: 3 Mary Mur- ray. 4, Alice Jones Green Blip.

Murray, 3, May Clsrkin, 4, Eileen

Gass Green Bay. l

Green Bu); 4.

‘ lllctluuiil (ii-veil iluy if. (‘men Bay: tello (lreell lilly. -l. lCuiyValu.

ray, Eniyv 4. Golden (lrilvcs, Green Buy‘,

Class i0 Calves

Cardle, Emyvsle, Annie Callag- lhun, 4. Patrick lilurrny‘, Euiyvnic; Pills Eugen Einyvule. l-

Oec. 8 1-2 Dozen Tee Biscuits

l. Belle Gill. Green Bu)’: 2. Teresa Hagen. Iiinyvele; 8. Kath- 1, Lucy linen, llllnyvale.

Bee. 4 Apple Pie 1. Lucy Costly. Eiinyvsle; 2. Emyvale; 2, Mary Murray , Emyvule.

l Sec. B, Brown Sugar Fudge 1, Mary Eugen, Elniwood; 2. Jul-i

I

Sechﬁ Piste Gingerennps 1. Margaret Pollard. ' Malone. Green Bay. l i Class 8 ‘Sewing and Knitting

Sec. 1, Plain Sewing-Apron 1st. Hilda Murray. Belle Gussl 2nd. Mary ICurley Efmwood. Alice‘

ilrd, _Mur_v Murray, 4th, Margaretl 3. Pollard. " '

' l Sec. 2, Hemstitched Towel

lJS-LAnnie Callaghan. 3. Sec. 3. Embroidered Linen 1. Miiniis Mitlolw, Green Buy, 2. GillillPPllr liicQiniiii.

1. Spurgcun Graves, Green Bay, Peter Murray. 3 John Costello. 4 Aubrey Malone,

1 Douglas Gnss. 2. Golden Groves [Florence Griffin.

Sec. 3, Drawing (Book ill.)

A .Sﬂfltittz.'lfvjl.zgfei>

(1 mmon/a ‘It’ softens the water“ in the washing machine and makes the clothes

so white. and clean. ,3

lQlHIid. 3. John Costello 4 Aubrey 3. Peter Murray. 3, Peter McGonn~ 'Mzilone Green Bay. B“

Sec. 2 Map Drawing N. B.. 75 Yd‘ 5W! 0V" ‘l2 1 Aubrey Malone 2, John (30.1.

ello, 3, Frank Duffy. Einyvale

_ Jockey um Sec. 3 Drawing (Crayon)

Campbell, 4 Louis "l.

. Mflieelborrow. Recon... . 1 Park Murray—Leo Murray

. l l. lllicliuel (‘osn-Ho, 2_ 1191,.“ 2, Louis Griffin ~—Poi,el' lilcGonviel s". 5, Knitted sock, o, sweat" Culllplmll, Eiuvvuit», zi, Pt-iui- lviur-"il- “lurk mu! Maurice (Instr-lit). I'll)’ l, MurgzII-ei (fungi-k,

1, Al-ict- G-Iss. ‘.5. Hilllu lVIcQlliiid, Mlldftltl Cllsack

Emy vale. _ ‘l

liMuuriw (‘usti-llo. 3.

Louis Gﬁliili

Sec. 2. Milking Stool 1. Maui-i -. (‘us-tello, 2, Leo Mur- 4- c, ‘i. Eugene Elli-it'll.

Sec. 6. Bird House ‘ 1, Spurycou Pollard, 2. Idichnvl Costello. 2'». lglint-ius MﬁQlllliii. 1 Sec. 8 Miscellaneous 1. Golden Graves.

Sec. 3. Drawing (Pen ann Pencil)

Qilnld, 3, Frank hlalone, 4 ltubrel"

1 Euierick Hiigiiu, 2, lPQllb: Hagan‘ ~11. Putk hlurrziy. 4. Euliiiett Cusack Sec 48cc 4 Writing (Book ill.

l. (Yllszltrlp 3i, Hl-li-li Miirriiy Eillyviili: ilclen Campbell,

Sec. 4. Writing (Book IV.)

Rog-inn Mzirgilerltc Mulch z, (ii-cell Prijr,

5O Yds. Dash Girls 8 £012 I

Pdtatoe Race 1,Louis Grilffiii, 2, Michael ("o5-

John Costello. 2. luiiuiius .\ic~,ll*ll0. ll. Gerald GI rziii.

Class 9'Manual Training illilluilc. i3a¢k R809 1! lPeter McGonnel, 2. Aubrey Sec. 1 Best Harnmer Handle Sec- 4- Writing Book II. . Melons. Ii. Pefk Murrvv

Relay Race

1. iiuiyvale 2, Elmwood.

Teri-sh lliigali. L’. bllidrurl Obstacle Race

1, Aubrey" IMalone, 2, Eugene llﬁeitgeu, 3. Louis Griffin.

i

y’! Teachers Race (75 yds.)

_1, Martin Hngnn, hliiiyvzile. _ Sec. 3. Nail Box JIIliiI Hllgtlll. 3. Annie (‘allziglI:IIi,. (Hilldlﬁiil)

1 Maurice (‘us-fello. 2. Ignatius 4- lllldil “ull '. 1 5112*“? C» Gorlllllll- EITIYVU“

Ganw" 4- lilcQiniid, Spurgenn Pollard, 4 Class l3 _,,_ l. Anthony A. Francis. Einyvale \ hlugem: Piazun. Soc. 1 Public snaking ‘l3, Jcziiirzfte M. Cozidy, Green Bay.

1, Anpruy jviupme I4 Cllilfllli 'l‘rainor. Elmwood.

spQR~r$ Trustees’ Race 50 Yard; Dash-Girls Under 9 1 John tliiiliint Elmwuod 2, Fred- Eililtll hiuloiie G-furil .l5.Iy zicvick Hagan. Eiuyvule: l. Hush fyhilime Gfgﬂ“ pm; 3. hliiioiie, Green Buy, 4. James

mvlllrfﬂ)‘. EIILVVHIC.

Free For All

. 1, i\llill‘_\' hlurrarv, 2, lilci-gzirc-t.‘ 1, Louis Elation Enliyvltleg. ‘LJAmoLi

. t ll Und 6 Mos. Alixtloniicl. EIILVVGIO; t’. l:i (Ltliiil Cullugliziii, Emyvzie, .. nines slechiu?:acrtizfafm (o pfrlrp-k Mo. lg]|,,-.-,-.i.i.1_ ) l yGriffin Enlyvnle 4 John McGonnel. . - - -- l .

75 ‘Ids. DJSll—Gil‘iS over 12

Young Ladies‘ Race

i.uI-_v Costly, 2, .\.'lﬁi(' '-‘lll‘l'_\'i LGt-rtit- Coady, Einyvitle. 2.

Class 3 Wsetabies- ti. Pearl Costello. , ~~... (Tali-ill Elmwood. nui-y . i - , _ I'i iiiinr P‘linw0il. Se“ 2' 1'2 D02’ Green Tomatu” Ilsisnigeaiiisiiittnllhktg ‘Malia-av. 50 Yds. Boys Under 9 lJuclgesz J , ., '3. G-purizeon Pollard. 4, Alfred hiur- 1. George (Trihill, ElllllVUtlll‘ J. A. (‘lurks Esq. Experimental 1. Elinor Malone. Green Bay. --l, , Ruv Gallant lolunvood, .1, (yfligFilffll. Inspector F. J. Doyle. Miss Louis ‘Griffin, Eiilyvale; El. Pearlllm‘ (gals-u, (lilrrutliore. MTS- 30m?!- I Costello, Elinwond" 4, May (ll'irk~‘ ' 5 Mu _ (‘outI'e---l')niyviile m; 3,1...“ 134,5‘ ' Sec‘ 4‘ Pm (Under s) . 75. Vds. Boys 9 to 12 {Fetal number exhibits 22:22 "lggéal ' ' , - dance R00 Dole Sept‘. - i v _ - l. Eugene Eeililﬂﬂ- 3- Elnme“ ' , _ , H lulu" 8w 3. 12 Dozen Onions Cusack, _.,_ Jame, p, Cn-llaglillu. 1. Gerald briifin, nudism.’ - __ _

1, Maurice Costello Green Buy; 2, Margaret (iusack, Enlyvale;

Splirgcon Pollard. Sec. 4, i-2 Dozen Cucumbers

l

i

l, Niurgnret Malone. Greer. Brim!

2. lilii Csliill. Elniivood; 3. Evelyn!

Gnlinnt. Elnnvood; 4, Muy (‘isrkini

Sec. s 1-2 Dozen Beets l

1. Mildred Cusuok, Emyviiie:

2, Spurgeon Pollard, lilniyvale:

3. Matthias Flood. Green Bay, l. Peter Murray. Emyviile.

Sec. 6 3 Heads of Cabbage

See. 1, Bouquet of Sweet Peas 1. Margaret Pollard

Sec. 4, Bouquet Mixed Flowers 1, Julio l-lognn Emyvnle; 2. P0!- Murrsyr 3. Evelyn Gnllﬂlll.

Sec. 5 Best‘ Potted Fiowenlnﬂ i, Pearl Costello. ‘l. Terese HOP 1i Margaret Pollnril-

Sec. i, Pilte of (6) ADM" Alexandre 1, Leo Hagan Emyvale. 2. All?!" 3 Martina Hil-

tl, Evelyn htlallant. Elmwwll?

see. 3 Apples Any Variety-

1, Roy ~ Gallant. Elmwood; B. ‘3, Lucy Hagan. 4, Raymond Campbell

Sec. 1 Pint u» of RuPll°"'l"

.1,1Mai-y. Eugen. Elmwodd: Z.

lees 7. Geoklﬂﬂ 80c. 1: Len! White Breed

, 1,‘, Terese Helen 2. Mary Murrﬂv < a, Julie nusiiu, 4. Mars-m Pol- lylffi. '

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lClass l2. Exerciﬂ B°°k5

Class 111 c°||°°"°"5 '

Se‘; 1_ waved; (Noxious)

1 Eimwood School. 2, Emfllﬂle School. 3. Green Hay Sﬁllﬂnl. l

Sec. 3 Leaves Collections 1. Eniyvale School. 1- Elllllwwd School. 3. Green B" Schm"

Sec. 1 l

. i P. s. l l isgai-‘tifilslriziogerag. qgnnlllls ""4 l

"niosossmu rtous

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Hit. . . ' 3. '.AIlill'§l“ulll-‘§J?i '4 yrrgiillia M5532,‘ ‘Milled. l») Hunt Bros Limited LondonCanada

Flour i.» the Wise-it Always satisfies-

MAXWELL

..-.-¢.—---‘*""“' i rum-l“, ~_M-‘__ “M” 1. Aubrey Malone, Green Buy; Sec. 6. Best Pumpkin F ,0 1, Annie Callaghan, 2. Annie Clirley, Elmwbotl; 3 Leo Murray. “we _ I » v

Beautifu1$1385 Maxwell Touring is Second Grand Prize I in The Charlottetown Guardian’s Great Circulation Drive. - See it at Colin Stewart's, Summerside.

The MAXWELL is wear of duality. I _ The MAXWELL is a car of great beauty. ‘ L} TIIQMAXWELL gives real service. . i

A44’

Q igiven in linearly

. 12' i; r $8“-

-~- 1» pl. 5S

Full and complete detailsiof this great car will i mes V I i . ‘ .

is

1. Prank Duffy-Amos Costello. Mic-hale Costello—(lernld ‘Griff-

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