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curler Boy l‘ 3° N! day or 1h I ﬂvs your order to the boy

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dllUY GLIDDEWS pure white print. one gallon cans in stock at Bruce's.

_.LEAVES FOR WOODS — A my large group of men and boys from the district of Piizsville left on November 12th fc? the lumber woods in New Brunswick ——S

_"MR. FARMER!" Buy the foundation stock at Thus. Wig- mores auction sale on Wednes- my, Nov. 20th. the csser Ab- boisford dual ourpose iICTIUOIIlS laegisttred‘. The kind that gives most returns in beef and butter- fnt for feed consumed. '

—ENGAGEMENT — Mrs. H S. llloase, Kcnsl-ngfcn. announces the engagement cf heif youngest .1 ruzgh- fer. Eleanor Jrvn. to Edwin Llovd. eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley L. Sharp. Noi-boro. marriage to trike place Nov. 2'1.

ANJURED IN FALL-Mr. John Arthur, Summersldg tlnsmith is confined to lied as the result of a fsll which he suffered on Satur- day morning while replacing some rtoreplpe at the Orange Hall He was standing c-n q chair which an: on a platform and in some manner the chair slipped from unrlor him. causing him to fall hP{i\lll_\'. While he is suffering romo pain it is thought that there ‘Ire no bones broken-S.

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Arc You cmbarrasscd and convcriienced by too ire uant elimination during ths day ﬂr ulizht-‘I his symptom as well as Smart- iﬂll Passages. Buckache. Le Pslna, Nervous- ﬂlif- Pains an Swollen Ankles r1111)‘ bri due to Kidne and Bladder troubles. iécriv first osc o tho scisntiflcsll com- rn .v'_1 c mcdlci f yiitnx usual y gocs

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starring Jiinc lmkllﬂrf. Dan Porter. Also Serial -Pbantom Rider.

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_PLACE YOUR ORDERS NOW

l0 cords with envelopes $1.00 25 cords with envelopes $2.25

EdQetintinQ-Rad or Green 1c per cord

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-BE5T QUALITY axes in stock at Bruce's,

-'rl\xc ur RESIDENCE - Mr. and Mrs. Atwood Blakeney, so; View. have taken up residence in Enmerslde for the whiter months.

I JUNEIAL ‘IDDAY -_ Th; funeral of the late Mrs, Robm Myers will be lheld from the home of her daughter. Mrs, Alma, Mo. Mlckeri Cape Traverse at 2 p.111. Monday the 18th. interment at Crspaud United Cemetery.

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i -MAGISTR‘ITE’S COURT - A A man chargﬁ-d with the theft of o bus at Mt Pleasant was fined $50.00 and costs or ‘two months in

'.lail when he appeared before Mag-

iisti-ste R.S HilliOn in Sununerside

' on Friday A ilriinizcn driver plead- Bd 811ml‘ and was remanded for sentence. The defendant in a Pro- hibition case was fined $10.00 and

‘costs. A mun charged with the

ltheft of a radio pleaded not guilty

grid was remanded for a ireek -

—LEAVE FOR U.S. — Mr. San- ford Philips. president of West Point Ferries Ltd. and other of- ficials of the company and a oom- petent engineer plan tn leave for the United States in the. near fut- ure to endeavor to obtain a boat for the proposed service bet-ween West. Point. P E 1 anri Buctouchc. NB. They will go firs. to Wash- ington to coniacr the agency of the United States government which is similar to War Assets Ltd. in Canada and then they will go to whatever points are necessary to inspect available boats —S.

APPLIQUE SMART 0N TABLECLOTI-I

This fall it is very smart to use lapplique as s distinctive identifi- ‘catlon mark‘ or to introduce design land color to s white or solid color- ‘ed background. ! Orgzndy tablecloths have s run- Ilfil‘ of flowers cut c-ut of chlntz ‘and beautifully iippllqued ta the centre of the cloth. The contrast of textures and colors is very ef- fective, One of the smaller flow- ers is appliqued to one corner of each napkin. In some instances the napkins are of Irish linen match- ing the color of the organdv Mats made of different materials

done in solid colors. If solid-color- ied materials are used in applique. Ia design is decided upon and the Imsterials are cut and applied ac- icordlng to pattern.

‘ Personalizing bath towels is s I fashion that has been growing since the first His and Hers took many Jmor-les’ f-incy. Many a housewife finds her laundry bills cut if each members of the family can know that his or her towel is pink or green or is marked with sunﬂowers or daisies.

Then racks or bars are put up in each room and only guest towels are kept in the bathroom. This fall many of the new towels will be

|msrked with some form of sp- piioue.

i Wallpaper designs may be cut faces of door panels, chest-of- ‘drswer fronts. and fronts of cab- inets. When this is done correctly.

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There has been a stray heifer on my premises since July. Owner an have suns b! Flying expenses. If ‘not clslmed by Dec. 1st will be

sold for said expenses.

W.‘ J. BRANDER. Ilaltdc Lot ll. P. l. I.

Auction Stile

AT SPRING VALLEY

Having sold my farm I will asll by auction on

MONDAY, NOVEMBER Ibis BEGINNING AT l P-M.

All ray stock, crop and iaiple manta and lioaaebold offsets, con- sisting of: l work boron; l good iulik cows: l y'all cattle; b0 liens and pallets; binder: bay slower; hay rake; walking plow; potato soaffleri be: cart; farm wagon:

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the decorative effect in the room

can be excellent, It is also interest- ing to reverse the order and will)’ the (lcsigiis on the inside of the do-rs =0 that they are seen only when the doors are opened.

When applied design is done ap- propriately, the decorative -.-tf=ct can be very interesting. It should never be under nor over done. To be well done. the workmanship should be fine. the design =uiti1lile to the material and use. and suf- iiclentiy important. to the {cum schcmc to warrant attention.

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Children are especially fond of applied markings. One very in-' iercsiirig and simple method is to use the hot-iron press method ind mark children's things with a1)- mal figures. Nc-tion departments have tapes of these and it docsn’! take long to mark towels, wnsh cloths and pillow cases.

It is also possible to make fclt

my have appliqued flowers and initials m“ gm- chndreng room; with 'uf-

out felt flowers or abstract mo- tlfs applied. The edges must he carefully stitched so- that there is no danger of tripping.

MASK HATS FOR. GLASSES GALS

NEW YORK—For gals who wear classes. there's a hat today with camouflage.

Walter Floreil calls it "bal masque" and it's simply an em- broidered domino set in a clinging face veil worn with o dressy block hat.

It's creater intends it strictly for allure-his models wear it over the naked eye, But he‘s missing a bet.

It's the perfect answer for the near-sighted lovely who can't tell her escort from is potted palm without game window dressing.

The lacy mask is set just right to cover up the tortoise shell, and cut. out in the middle. of course. to see [hy-Qugh. Only problem we can think of off hand is the spectacle bows, which he hasn't provided cover for.

There's al ays a pince nez, how- ever, 0r may e he could be talked into extending the trick.

The masked hall veils come out ingeniously from under the crowns

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TIIE SERVICEMANT ' CANDIDATE -. SPOKESMAN FOR OUR RIGHTS

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PLANS FAST TO DEATH

It is reported from Patna. ln~ din, that Mohandas K. Gandhi plans a. fast “unto death" iuiless

and Moslems in Bihar province stops wittiln 24 hours. Food Min- ister Rajendra Prasad made the announcement.

ACQUITTED or UNCLITS MURDER

Delibsratiiig Ollly _20 seconds. a v-icord far Mar-itcba ccurtsf a Winnipeg jury acquitted Tele- sphore St. Cyr. l8. seen being em- braced by his mother. on a charge of murdering his 47-year- cirl uncle. Modest St. Cyr.

of a number of large-brimmed. feather-trimmcrl black hats, for a neat forehead fit.

Those are the only black hats Florell showed in u group of \vin- ter chasers abundantly mstel, flrivcririmmcd and gay.

Some saucy now silhouettes par- aded into the Ritz Carlton hotel's oval room on the season's first chill day. Almost all of them. the mlllilnoc pointed out, looked like "hardly a h-"t in from and quite a bit for the money in the back."

communal rioting between Hlndoos‘

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ond Eiderdown robes.

BEST TllIE

Men's dressing gowns, in_ull wool flannel, pluln and two tone af- fects, plain and figured silks.

$10.50 .. $19.75

~ Ladies’ House Coats

New arrivals in Ladies’ House Coats, huilted plain and figured crepes, bengeline, silk ierseys, plain and plaid flonnels, chenille

$25.00

Priced cit .

Priced at .

$3.50 $7.95

ALSO A SMART RANGE OF CHILDREN'S ROBES

SPORTS WEAR

Mail Order Shopping Service for those who find if difficult to. visit our store, use our shopping service. requirements and where possible our personal shopper will make r1 careful selection for you.

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KEEP BABY SAFE BY WISE

Fatal accidents among infants are common -and common sense can prevent them. Mrs. Aiiie H. Barnard, director of the Women's Division c-f the National Safety Council, knows the hazards‘ and how to avoid them. Here l.s her advice to young mothers.

Accidents caused 58.8 psr cent. of the deaths of children under five

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last year -the lowest rate on rec- ord for this age group. Mrs. Bar- nard says most child deaths were caused by burns and suffocation. Poisoning. drowning and falling contributed to the total of 7.912 child fatalities occurring tri 1944.

She says even the safety pin ls unsafe because the dangers of pricking o. child or of its being: swallowed. A mother or so often sets a poor example by holding safety pins in hervmouth whll changing a diaper. Safety pins should be stuck into the mattress or cake or soap, When not In use the pins should be closed and put out of reach of busy little hands. A safety pin should not be used

THE HOUSE OF QUALIT/

to fasten a blanket around an in- fant. This practl-ce. g survey shows. is the principal cause of death by smothering.

When placing a. baby in its crib. Mrs. Barnard suggests that no pillow, no fuzzy or painted toys. be placed iri the bed with hem. A mother should be sure the paint on the child's bed does not con- tain lead, lest the infant's crew- ing tendencies bring about lead poisoning.

Put Them A‘!!!

Insecticides, medicines. sleeping tablets -lt takes only one deo- dorants and lye should be kept sway from s child's resch.

Electrical appliances should be carefully checked for posslle faulty connections. Electric wall outlets mould be protected. and s mother should be cautious with electrical heaters when bathing a child.

Protectors should be placed a- round stea-m and hot water rad- iators. Mothers in rural commun- ities should watch their babies when eimosed stoves are used for

heating. Walkers and creepn should be kept indoors when leaves and brush are burned during the fall clean-up. _ When g mother is busy L's the kitchen. junior should be placed in s. pen or highchair. Many child- ren hsve been scolded to ceath

To Select Gifts of

stoves . . . SCARVES . . JACKETS . . . TIES

MEN'S DRESSING GOWNS CHILDREN'S HOUSECOATS .

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Our selection in these lines are now unusually complete and you will find assortment: of sizes, shades and styles sufficient to help you mokc o satisfactory choice.

MEN'S ROBES

Men's Corduroy House Coats iii dark brqwn or medium fawn; three button or tuxedo styles, on ideal lounging jacket. Priced ot-

$14.50 .... $16.95

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LADIES’ and

because of over-fascination is mother's work.

Unprotected walls. ciatrns and garden fish ponds are potential hazards.

Mainly. Mrs. Barnard I071. it's a good ides not to leave a tiny tot alone for too long.

NOTICE

NOW BUYING EVERY DAY CHICKENS, GEESE, DUCKS, and FOWL

Chickens and Fowl

must be blsd at ti‘ mouth, dry-plckatl, hcorl and fset on.

Guess and Ducks hood and feet off. PAYING HIGHEST MARKET PRICES

Sinclair and

Stewart Ltd.

(Grocery Department) SUMMERSIDE, P. E. I.

They're all smiles in Ontario's tobacco INWinI country today. A

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record minimum price of U H cunts a pound for flue-cured tobacco means that the average grower will realize as much as M28 per acre for this year's bumper crop. The price hike exceeds last year's price to growers by over two cents a pound. Here is Josephine Rapchsk who has good reason to be elated. She has helped her family harvest M.- OM pounds of tobacco this year on their farm near Delhi. "That means at least 828.000." she says. "Canada Savings Bends have s claim on some of that money." Jvlclihlﬂt. framed iii stocks of flue-cured tob- acco. holds a bunch of sreen leaf-green gold. as it is appropriately

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