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“$1M; on Augupl; am by n/onpmn Archibald a. McLeod. 11s.,

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Lewis. son of Mr. and Mm. J. C. Lewis.

Charlottetown. P.E.I.. to Pte. Lynda Elizabeth Riddeli, daughter of Mr. ma Mrs. W. J‘. Riddeli of Ershaw, Alta. Attended by Pte. Margaret M. Miles of Halifax, and P.O. James Ried. of Hamilton, Ontario.

con sunny aurrans

meson N0. so-

um” bunny sli pers a er . a!“ in simple st tches Iolivchiitd- . did angle. Inexpensive gm for . ttern No. 00 contains

6°51!!!“ instructions.

To order pattern: above picture with yoﬁime ﬁlm Imp zemnggwgr cgdi- or Charlottetown Guardian. u“ Dill No. I)

Name ' Btreet Address .

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Protestant Orphanage Annual Collections

CIARIDTIETOWN CONTINUED rﬁfomannstigbge, Felling ‘ 50° Street BPICIAL South Winsioe W. 1, 30,00 SOURIS BY C. G. I. T. (llbd Nora McLean, bolder)

10.00

a live eenis a word. Jilin, pay. able in advance. ~

CBASWELL fer Photographs.

WE ABE UNLOADING Slab Wood. H. H. Large d: C0.

OONIEDEBATION LII‘! IN- SUBANCE

l 1043-31.

COOKS ior Christmas Photo- graphs; Evenings by appollnltﬁertit.

won-nvs nnuosroas, Prince ‘

Street, will be the only Drugstore open this afternoon and evelnlngl. 11- 4-1 .

TREASURER BIBLE IOCIETY. _ A. G. Putnam, 115 Richmond Street, Charlottetown. is the 'I‘reas- urer oi the P. E. I. Auxiliary Bible Society. 11-14-21.

THE NURSES ALUMNAE 0i the Prince Ed

CORRECTION — It was Major D. L. Mathieson. and not Capt. Matheson. who complainant in the illeual entry case heard in the City Police Court yesterday.

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCE- MENI-Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Btev- enson, I-iazelgrove, announce the engagement of '

will, Kingston. Marriage to place in the near future. 11-14-11.

QUEEN'S CANADIAN FUND- The Royal Ifrusr, Company has re- ceived a donation oi $26.00 for the Queen's Canadian overseas Christ- mas fund from a gmarom donor who has made several previous oozi- rtributions but who does not wish his name mentioned.

CAVENDISH UNITED CHARGE. -1"riday, November 16th, 8 ‘P. M. Preparatory Service, Sunday, Nov- ember l8th. 1i A. M. Holy Com- munion. New Glasgow. 7.30 P. M. Cavendish. Rev. E. F. Collin. Min- ister. 11-14-11.

MITE BOX OPENING — The Cornwall Mision Band held their Mite-Box opening in the form oi’ a social evening at the home oi Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Crosby on. Friduv evcninz Nov. 9. with a very lame attendance. Mrs. JR. Skinner had chants od’ the worship service assisted by teen axe girls oi the Band. A missionary nrolnum. con- sistinu of drills. duets. solos and readings was carried out by the children. which was of a h order and much enjoyed. The pro-

’ ceeds for the evening amounted

Deli-h ‘Iiownahend. h‘ A. H .Smnil- , Eunice Gar-

m rglarke; Vivian cmdénenowofrlrc; $011514; Mrs. Jos, J. Mc- ' Miss Ngaauilldcliean. ' g Gille le; Rev. W. A, if; . Mrs. Tim Ranahan; Mrs. . ' Mrs. Ben Bushey; Thom‘ ATMIIE; I. J. Home; Mrs. Rlllgtrt McKenzie Sr.; Mrs, Ted

Mo Each: Preston Home; A. M111"; Wm. Benttie; Mrs. 'I'hon1as Poole: . Frank Poole.

DAIIJNGTON BY MRS. DONALD MACPIIERSON 1

81.00 Each: Mrs. J, H, Mac- Pherson; E. Howatt; Frank Stev. ﬁ‘s‘l°“t1o¥i“rn£ti-‘é‘s. t‘.“°"éli“l?“‘ Maui?’ s. _ r ng

sch: M . N 11 Ca i; Mrs. Herb. ClowfsMrsfDonalré-lgafilc. 909N011; Mrs. Wanda MCDOXMICI.

'I‘0ta1—-Q8.00.

HUNTER RIVER CONTINUED

“fig-ﬁllies Ca asie Rattray,

---_____ NEW GLASGOW WJ. The October meeting of

ent. Meetins opened with Ida" followed by club cree n. Roll call we; respon

current events. Minute n,

1119921518 (me approved and . ea ence

o! Institute news,

ervisor and letter of thanks from

Harvey Stevenson. Mrs, R. w

extended thank; to the u e

use, and] re- o! the families the

to $30.00 A bounteous lunch was served. Rev. JR. skinner closed the evening with prayer.

POPPY SALES — Major H H. Court. president o! the poppy and wreath sales committee of the Can- adian Leszimi reports that thLq year sale of poppies and wreaths hit an

' all time himh with final figures ex-

pected to exceed $2.400. Fret as for poppy sales went to the est Kent ﬁchool team composed

Frieda and Jessie Hynes. Second prize went to Bertha McManus and

a leclair Roch

school. Prince Street School took both third and fourth prizes with Berdina Henderson and Elinor Kaye reoeivina third and Daisy ‘rweel and Myrtle Hawkins fourth. Fifth urine went to Joan Lund und Ada Scnunecs of Rochford Square

WOMAN'S AUXILIARY - On Tuesday afternoon. November 0th. Branch "B" of St. Paul's Woman's Auxiliary held ita restular devotional and business meeting wi h the President. Mrs. C inn. Mrs W.E. Pmwse mad a por- tion of scripture and lead in prayer. Tin- minuhea oi’ the last monthlv meetin‘: were read and adopted. After usual business had been tran- sacied. it was a neat oleaeure to have as sruest speaker. was Marjorie Cox. R.N who has recentlv re-

. s a mmt informa- tive iallk as Miss Cox told of the cities she had vis‘ted. 8nd add"! souiethlnﬂ of interest abvilt 010?‘- After the closimz hvmn and bentd~ lcﬂon, m‘ was served by the com- mittee ‘n charge and a. social hour enioved.

Mia; ﬂenevieve Mdlthhon. Can- adian Rank of Commerce. Char- lottetown wont Sunday at her home in Ktmsinlzmn.

Mrs. Winn c. Smith. can-um §‘dinv. is a patient in the Cltv Iinsnilnl.

In Plagiarism

MRS. JEMIMA MoLEOD

d t Terr!- h3g1‘? Ntigﬁubnogfiﬁm gislant oi Jemima McLeod. widow 0f U16 late Captain John W. McLeod.

lv of Orwell Cove in this

of years and prior to

' ber . ifhiﬁulgailed with her husband to e many parts of

tili the new copies w

In a new pen i1 er is not available go it wit; 1d one

as bom at dauihter James Murchison who was

.tS;:LIQVCA to mourn her peel- imz three dausrhters and one son

n! all residinﬂ in the United States. Th; 0h W

son. J n . - rvin in the United States Anny is: tn: Advocate Gerrard's Branch and is at present in the hiliu- nines. ‘There are many relati es in the Citv and Islaeai to whom lym-

Mrp. nathy is extend

$1“ o‘ “actual: of 82.16 e n mee n; undec . osli s. piece o! . l, . new‘! .

H‘ Rt‘ ‘l $0 nsffll

nee frauganl.

humid “ted ggqdireyéorslleve n: ans r31~§

133%,“; 1w

Yes, you can be sure of Firestone tires standing up to any practical speed you will ever travel. Wilbur Shaw, the famous race driver, definitely proved that for you in an actual speedway test.

I Shaw drove for 500 miles at an average speed of 100 miles per hour--on the straightaways he hit 135 miles per hour. ‘

I Not a skid or blowout occurred in this gruelling test-equal to 50,000 miles of ordinary driving.

O The test was made under supervision of the American Automobile Association.

O Regular Firestone tires taken from STOCK were used.

You may never want to drive at 100 miles per hour but it’s mighty comforting to know your Firestone tires have the reserve strength and stamina to stand up to any demand you could ever make of them. When you are able to buy tires insist on having Firestone DeLuxe Champion tires on your car.

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RED INDIAN FILLING STATION

WATER ST. EAST ....- sense ..... ...-.-......... SUMMERSIDE

A TANTON BROS. _ ‘numerous sanvrca waaanousa ram‘ swan-r . ‘I

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THESE FIRESTONE exms vuuss_-,

VITAMIC RUBBER. Yhe mbber used in boih the Dread and cwdbody zoniains Vilulin, o- rubblr viiamin developed by Firesione, which gives enire ploieciion opoinri weaiher and wear and keep: rubber live end iougb.

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SAFTI-IOCK GUM-DIPFED CORD IODY

The Ieng-simle ooiion More e! evuy and ere ledred together for cake sinngik. Tbmo cords en than dipped in a special rubbes ueluiien fer nhe probation against bleerouis.

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SAFTI-SURED CONSTRUCUON. Deere on Ive major pom of e lire-freed and cord body. Saﬂi-Sured Comirvdion means ihd ihe ireod and cord body are welded Iogeiher inseporablyinlo a unii of extra drenpib.

GEM-GRIP TIEAO. 8,456 sharp-edged angle: in the ireol design pmvide uira preiodien egainsi skidding. Greater non-skid volume of rubber in ihe freed and greeler ireud width gin sxire irodion end uhe mileage.

DOIRON and BRADLEY

McCOLL-FRONTENAC DEALER STATION CORNER GREAT GEORGE & FITZROY STREETS

ALLISON Heel-BOD

DEALER IN . '

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