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THIRD, wide choice of Lunches on our Menu.

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_This in reserved lor news, but ldvortisements oi n news character' CONTEST FOR CANARY _ N°'

may be inserted nt the rntc of de.

1218 was the lucky number drawn

V" ward' stricuy payable in “_ in connection with last week’s con-

PRIZE WINNEII-J0hxi Acorn

‘test for u. live canary, open to ev- ery purchaser oi Brown Holder

Lake Verde, won 7th prize for milk- Biscuits' Trfe Wmner may (mtam ing stool ut the recent central pr!" on app ying to J' S' Holly' 25

, Kent Street. This weck's drawing

School Fair.

.will be on Wednesday ol the rol- lo\vlng week.

CRIPPLED CIIlLDR.EN'S CLIN' _

IC-Conducted by Dr. Acker of LOT E'E_.E.he mommy meeting of ““"""‘- “nd” me Red °'°”~ Loi as sub-rllvlslen or the erin-alle

:la b° heh? at th” Tm” Womens Leque was held an Sun- ” ' s“mm°"°‘d" Th“"d“y' Oct' day afternoon with eighteen mm- 20. and at 59 Grafton St., Char- '

bers present. The Preslcie lt, Mrs.

l°tbet°wn' M°nd"y' 05°' 2* 'James J. Murray opened the meet-

5a27'm'14""1 ing with the roll call. The minutes

' of the last meeting were read and

can nunurn-A our bearing nn- ,,d°p,cd_ Mm ,E was dec,de,, that sense plate No. '7-316 registered un- E dmwmg contest would take EIECE

der the name of Arthur Burns, at the “ext meeting and also that Charlottetown, was bumed on the the Emma! diocesan Gammon

M°‘”‘° Edwml R084 F"‘1°Y elm' would be held at Lon es next sm- ing. The Fire Hall was notified and Ember the meeting was brought to

two hand chemicals were sent out

'n close. _

by Car. but not before considerable

lumlse was done.

¥ LARGELY ATTENDED FUNER-

PLEASING BECITAL - At the AL--The funeral of the late Mr.

close of the service at Central

Aubrey Mutch was held yesterday

ch"15tii‘“ Ch\lI‘Cl1li!5l- 0V0l1lll8. B rlftcrnoon from his late residence

’ lileciol service was held under the

joint auspices ot Central Christian Ind Y. M. C. A. In add.Ll~n to the service of song, a. recital was given by the Street Fiddler oi the air. Several numbers were played from the masters with fine effect and with satisfaction to all. l-le was ac- °°mDanied on the organ by Mr. Al- bert: Blanchard.

TN VANCOUVER-The Vancou-

ver Sun contains a fine photograph Dr Mrs. W. J. McIntyre, the Not- lonal President of the Catholic Wo- _“"°“'l 1¢8¥lle, who arrived in Van- couver 'mesdoy, and was the guest 'PW-her at the banquet arranged at U19 Hotel Vancouver 'ls the closing function of the diocesan conven- ”°° °f *ho 1-Billie. She was also ¥“°l¢ 0! honor at several interest- W “N11 curing mr snort vnu bt the Gout,

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'ot Hopeton, and was attended by in very large crowd. The service at lthe house was conducted by Rev. lDr. Ramsay. Rev. Dr. Coffin, Rev. Mr. Elliot. Interment was at' Clif- ton Cemetery. The service at the grave was conducted by, Rev. Dr. =Ramsay, and Rev. Mr. Elliot. The lpall bearers were Messrs. Leonard

`Wood, Pérley Mutch, 'John A. Mac- Donald, Malcom MacDonald, Char-

les Stewart, and. Herbert Muon.

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MONDAY

3.30-Intemiedlate C. Cr. I. T. reg- § ular meeting - Social Hall. 7.00-.-Trail Rangers, regular meet-

ing -- Social Hall.

f PERSONALS

Miss Florence McLure, Mrs, Ev-

erett McLure, North Rustlco, visit- ed their sister at Wheatley River for Thanksgiving

Miss Emma Hogan, who has been spending a. vacation for the last three weeks at the_home ci her ,parents, Mr. and Mrs, Francis Ha- lgan, Kelly's cross, has returned re-

ties.

lter, Mrs. A. J. Bannerman, Marsh

trip on the Iiochelago from Plctou.

and Mrs Alban Blacqucre of Sum-

angcl of death claimed three year old daughter, Roselle., after 1. short illness. The little one wls ia’d to rest on Saturday mom-

tg-ry_ gftgf |, gervice In St. Plul's Church.-6

Nmpothy ts extendd to Mr. and lbs. Denial Noonan of Bodeque in tba debt-ii on Thursday lost at the Prince County Hoopiial of their son. Alban. at is yen-s of ue, after only two days illnas. Alban was attend-

ing rumor in neaequs and was highly thought of uy his teachers Ind follow students. His sudden

duth when apparently in the best f=»=-uh »~-» -M re sw ~==°l~ M cLellan Br

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loommunily. 'There ar- left to moum a ° besides no sorrowinl NNW. UN.

me in me Roman crlnnllc Cone-I

liollowing brothers and sisters: Lorne in Charlottetown; Earle. Byron,fHnroId, Aletha, Blanche and Myrtle at home and to whom the Guardian extends slnCOI`¢ SYmP8ffhY- The funeral, which took place on 'Saturday morning from the home .to Seven Mile Bay Church was very largely attended. Requiem High Mass was said by Rev. W. E. Mona- ghan, P.P.; in the Sanctuary was Rev. J. Smith, D.D. ol K1Dk0r8- School chums of the deceased acted as pall bearers and were Messrs. Hammond Bowness, Leonard Lesrd. Lou’s McKenna, Austin McDonald..

` Russell Noonan and Reginald Mur-

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-ADDRESS 'ro nov sCOUTs-

Lsst Friday evening a very instruc- tivo address on Fire Prevention was

centiy to Boston to resume her du- given by Mr' Wmard Mum,” og:

The Summerside Fire Brigade to

ol Summerside

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_ _ _ lim-r to the boys briefly outlned the ist" Ne_W Glasgow’ NB" pam B ‘mv idea ol necessity oi holding a “Fire -Mr. W. F. Strong oi Summer- to them brother, Mr. A, G. Camp- Prevention., week* Mn Mumws Edyside ,md ME Kenneth Rychards of ben' °f ch‘m°"m°“m’ “cr the dress was wry instructive and dealt Charlottetown have retumedtotheir .week end and hwday’ making the v.-lin me principal causes or tires respective homes aftertin erxlxloyrbie

. such as accumulated rubbish, hotltrlp in the west of e ov me

"New Glasmw NewS‘ ashes my properly disposed ot, de- goose shooting.-S

fectlve ffuvs, gasoline, etc. He fol-

of baking powder or baking soda

also told ine boys how W Sl” th*

c >on the boys that

number of iatalites irom iire in

Canada last year and the enormous monetary loss sustained from the same cause. At the close of the address the boys showed their ap- preciation by the “Scouts ap- plause." Mr. W. J. Lidstone, Vice- Presldent of the Boy Scouts Asso- ciation icr P. E. I., expressed his Bbpreciatlon of Mr. Muttari/s ad- dress. Before the meeting dispersed the pleasing ceremony took place of the presentation of an Instruc- tors Pin Badge to Mrs. J.J. Gaudet, First Aid Instructor to the lst Sum- merside Troop. The presentation was made by Mr. W. J. Lldstone on behal! of the officials and mem- bers of the ist Troop as a token af appreciation of Mrs. Gaudet‘s work. Mrs. Gaudet in a. few well chosen words expressed' her thanks for the pin and the honour be- stowed upon her.-S

, llhe Boy Scouts _ ~ ,,_____;_

Mi” Campbell' of B°sl°n" who Scoutmaster Hallett of lst Summer-

'is “pending "me time with her sis' sid 'rm in introducing Mr. Mui- rEasoNAl.s

lowed hrs talk by simple means of -Mr. Lister McLellan of Sidney.

, , quench-EE fires, such as by the use N. 3., is spending his vacation with

h's mother, Mrs. (Dt) McLellan ol

And Prince County such as is found in every home. He sumrnerside.-S

_smvrrarnr sxrnasssn-Mr, proper aimm ,E me of me Th, BEDEQUE

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merslde have the sincere sympathy they shouli as :oy 5,°uf,s_ mag, 1|; .Among the ladies attending the of the community in the death of B palm to see that every Eeasonwblelmmual meeting of the W. C. T. U.

their second child within two weeks. precaution is mkm to guard ,Eau-,E¢‘in Summer-side from thisuvlcinity

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Two weeks ago they lost, their in- “N Figures were quoted Ervmg mg were: Mrs. John Frizze , rs ,mt baby md last p,~|¢Ey mg |Wrlght, Mrs. Harrison MacFarlane,

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makers of the best

4 Mr. Harry E. White, representing

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for men, will be at our store Monday, Oct. 17th, taking special orders for immediate or spring delivery. He has a large range of samples and . models to show you. _ _

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tailored garments

Aivirs. omni Hroiitt and Miss in.. -Colieti. Mrs. Flizzell gave a very 'interesting address on the work go- ing on in the Sunday schools along the Temperance lines. Mrs. Mac-

iFarlane also gave a brief address.

| The Annual Rcll Coll and Har- lvesi; Festival service, of the Cen- ltral Bedeque Baptist Church, was 'held on Thanksgiving Sunday ev- ening, October Sth, and was much enjoyed, ns was evidenced by the very large congregation, the church lbeing packed tothe doors. The ichurch was prettiiy decorated for the occasion with flowers and an |abundance of fruits and vegetables. \Spccial music and singing by the l members oi the choir added greatly to the worshipful character of this Thanksgiving service. Rev. A. G. 'Crowe, pastor, delivered a wonder- .iui and impressive message on "God`s Way oi Investment." 'I‘h:1nl<sgiviilg service was nicely given in the United Church at Centreville Bedeque on Sunday morning. Rev. L. P. Archibald ol- fered a very inspiring message to n large congregation. Flowers and vegetables \\‘cre nicely arranged about the pulpit. The choir ren- dered singing very sweetly and cf- fectlvely. appropriate to this scr- vlcc.

‘ The first regular meeting of the South Freetown Junior Red Cross was held Friday with the President,

'Eunice MacCarvil1e, in the chair. 'I`he meeting opened, followed with the reading oi the minutes of thc previous meeting, followed by a dis- cussion on the name of this Brunch. It was later decided that we call this branch the "Branch of thc Silver Leaves." Reports were given, `from the Health and Cleanliness Committee and the Programme Committee. The roll call for the next meeting to be answered with “My Favorite Flower." The pro- gramme ior the next meeting is to be a. Geography Match and a Con- ltest. The following programme vvas successfully carried out: Rccitatlon. Vcrtlce Boulter and Arnold Reeves; Recltation, Irene Reeves; Dialogue, Doris MscCnrvllle, Edith Stetson and Florence Maccarvllle; Recita- Ition, Evelyn Reeves; Dialogue, 'Florence Stetson, Alice Drummond and Edith Stetson; Recitation, An- na Stetson; Dialogue, Eunice Mac- Cnrville and Ieslie MacCarville, Alice Drumrnond and Edward Mur- tagh; Recltation, by Marion Stet- son was the closing number on the

programme. This meeting was

i broulilli to a ol-use by the Pl‘es;u\.nt. ~ Mr. Everett Glover, of Kelvin, lhas recently completed his new dwelling house and expects to move 'into ls early mls fall,

A sign of progress is evident in

the district of Centreville Bedeque by the fact, that the old suw-mill which was operated by Mr, Harold Wright lor a number of years, and which has been closed for the lost few years, has been completely re- Ibuilt by Mr. Robert; contractor, at Kinkora. The pond. \\'1\'~:h his been

:very low for some time. has again ‘ been raised and a good head of wa- ' ter is waiting to supply power to the water-wheel. Mr. Anthony Des- Rochcs will be the capable oper- ator, Ln charge of this new plant. Mr. William Callbeck, well known merchant, of Central Bedeque, is responsible for the re-r‘stablisl‘i- ment of this saw-mill,

Mr. Emmerson Huestis, student at

Acadia College, Wollvillc, N. S.. spent the Thanksgiving holidays at

*his home in Wilmot Valley.--B.

ended July 31, 1932, wont through

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Appointed General Manager Mercury( Mills

Increased Business Reportoqi Factory Working Overtime

y R. H. Hommel has ricently ben ,appointed \¢'icc-Presidolit and Gen- Ieral Manager of Mercury Milli |Llmited of Hamilton. He was fox lmany years chief executive of two large chain store organlzotions._ Mercury Mills Limited report a

decided increase in business M

iccmpared with the corresponding period of last year. Shipments of men`s .and womens hosiery alone being forty per cent up. Five de- partments are now \\'oi-king over- ltime-ilfty additional employees ghave been taken on in the ;pa.st lmonzh and the payroll has increas- led by twenty per cf-nr, 1 Mercury Mills Limited recently

lsccurcd the lnrccst slllglo order lever placed in Canada lol' lul!-fa.<l\.-

| Abgur 71 per r-out of Calmrlrrgloilecl hosiery. It was lov one million wheat exports ill the crop yearlD1li1`»°~

Canadian scnports against 57 per, Vi/ml U10 f1d‘~'fIl: Of Ib* Christ-

Cvnb the previous “EE accord-ngimas season the allllllzll ('lll'1s'ln'lai to the Afrriculturfll Department oil V09 Cllmmf ‘"“`U"i’_" is £""~lll1g uu- llne canadian National Railways. ffisr way- Qllanllfiss <12 1vf‘c true!

._____l_, Al nre shipped from both Eastrrn and

One of the most important ofl“'°5f'-`i`l'l Cm““d‘"* fi’ 11"? U7m‘f‘d

the dpgp sm ‘1~,5h¢1~|¢5 of Novnl States market, New Bl'ulls\vie'k and

lscoiln is inc lmdrlcrlr, neroi-flung io' Novo Scotia .<\ll>l>ll'i1lr s Coll-swirl"

the Nllllral Risolrc s Dc 'irimcnt 'lble bulk (rf mf. drlm-U11 Boswllr

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Norln America do not extend norm ish Columbia. fwfenlillll to the No- or me slrnlf. or Belle Isle nr souineural Resoumes Delmilccllt ef ill” of Cnpe Haiierus and bci\vocn?Cnnndinn National RoiI\\~n\'.=. is rx- ihesc l’mits the fish are found only pected to ship over 250.000 irccs tal .

in somewhat circllmscribcd areas. ithc United Slaics this year.

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