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and renewal subscriptblss. ti'

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.the Community Welfare 143:; ikmtague. will be held in

rooms, Nov. 8 at 8 p. m.

8852-11-3-Si

I ..'-’ISLANDElt DEAD-The desth occurred on Saturday morning in Vancouver. B. C., of Thomas Wick- Ivire, son of the late Ezra Wickwire of Georgetown, P. E. Island. and s. resident of British Columbia for many years. Before going- west Mr. Wickwire was a telegrapher on the Prince Edward Island Railway and 'Subsequently was-enraged in. gener- Ial business at Montague with the latc Hon. Austen C. MacDonald. -former lieutenant governor of the 'province Mr. Wickwire is recent ycars was in the brokerage business in Vancouver. He leaves a widow, nee Helen MacDonald, formerly of 'Georgetown and sister of Mr. John F. MacDonald, retired C. N. R. con- ductor, Charlottetown, one son Har- ry and three daughters in British Columbia.

International Paper Co 54% Intemavtionall-‘etroleum .. 51

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Western Guardian

.Murdock II nun-dim Asent III -rash a-In nnwr xox IIIIIIIIIII Montague md Will be olollod to and uve time and money. order'

at Braoe's.

8899-ll-8-2|

-'Ill CIlAl.l.0'.l‘,'.l‘l'I.`0WN

GU_Al.DlAN may be obtained from the Hunter Book Store, next Bank of Nova Bcotis. Water treat. Bub- scriptions will be received and sd- vertisements taken for insertion in the Guardian.

-accurate l.AN'rsuNs mu

Flashlights, wholesale and retail at Braces. ’ 8899-11-6-21

-BUY SUPPLIES for fox ship-

ping crates at Braces. '

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--MBS. R01 KENNEDY, 0'L¢iry, will receive each Thursday in Nav- ember from 8 to 6. _

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-SPECIAL LoNG RANGE shells

fresh stock at Brace's.

_ 8899-11-6-2|

-WITNESS ARRESTED - In

ccnnection with the trial on Thurs- day of a party charged with having stolen smelt nets in his possession, when the case was dismissed, the evidence given by one of the wit. nesses concerning his purchase of' the goods was considered so un- satisfactory thst he was placed un- der arrest. His case will come be- fore Mr. Alex Campbell, J.P., at .the Court House in Summereide this afternoon at 2 o'clock.--I5

-NURSES PASS ‘EXAMINA-

TIONS-The following nurses have successfully passed the R. N. ex- Iaminaticns, at the Prince County Hcs.pita1:- Miss Mae Layers, Miss Margaret Burden, Miss Ruth Rog-

_-zrson, Miss Harriet Henderson. Miss Florence MacKenzie; Miss Maria Sullivan, Miss Millicent Mutch, Miss Edith~ Cameron and Miss Bernadette Connolly, inthe order of merit as named.-S.

-C G I T SOCIAL-The Cin

lightful Hallowe’en social last Fri day night in the Epworth Hall at

prize. -by ballot, for the most origlnr nl costume was awarded to Mlssl Lillian Dickie, who represented :II --neu Boy". A very rleamnt “mel was spent in games and contests _of 4 various kinds and candy amd Ie-| freshnrents were liberally dispens- ed. --S.

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A very pvcity \‘.‘eIl:liII§', in wlllch

many iricluis '.'.'rrL- IIItcI'ef:tf-cl tool-c place in St.. .loseplfs Church at Ken* Juntticn on '1"ut-sslsy irmmixig. Oct. 16th, when Miss Mary lvlriude Bour- I:rcE-=.. tla'II'I1i‘ItI-r nf Mrs. Mary Bour- l,'€'.o~'I_ r‘I"CuI`.I-;'If- usrrl HnrI'_V Eri- \.va':<l '.l.'l‘:»Ili-11. s=1I:I ot Mrzz. Ellen \Vhr_!f“‘.. 1-1 !i_.‘;Ié ~II:II".ii:III'I'.'I-I'c ull- ‘iurl III 1II;1;'I'Iu;,,-. ‘i`l~I\ c.~rcm:In" \\'CI‘; pcI'I'I‘:';;‘_: zl by lls-T' Alpilc Brib- izlrntl. D132. FII 9.00 o'I:l<I::lr.

Tire l::'i(iI‘ with r°n!I‘;‘cri Lim clluI'<tlI

with he-' i:rnihI~I-. Wilfred, looked \,'cI';~,' r‘lInrlniII;'. in :I gown ot' brown :.Iil< rlIii'fIIn velvut mul Inctulic silk. Size rzlrricil :I :.im\I'cr, bouquet of II-,ixclsa In-_-:<1-. :xml zIr.IiIlI‘n hair fern.

She was attended by little Miss |

Eleanor Whalen as flower girl,nicce. cf the groom. who was prcttily. ‘D50 dvcssczi in blue, carrying a bnsketi `MU\'- cf _vc1lo\v mums. I M33’

Messrs. Austic McMahon and'

James Whalen' brother of tl1cI OTTAWA-Nm'-5~'°Wm‘ an 3°“t'e|D9C»

E,-U0m_ acged E5' witnesséS_ isllortnge of fresh eggs existing o.ll|Mar, _ ..'.

The \vedclinq march was playccltovm' Canada "““U"n'5° ‘£35 h‘_‘VeIM3y

kv Mm Edith Whalen and dm~ing_iJcrIx moving: inio consumption thc nil`f‘rtnrv l‘.'irs. Iclzi Gallant sallglm’-Wh m0l`l‘ 1'\'C‘i‘i.'I’~ A5 ll l`0S\11I» lh€IDec. --O 5u1U¢miS'- and --Aw 1\{m-i,~,~- Istcrcigc :;it;I1\'.ir~.n iz; uIuch improved.iMay

The church was tastefully decal'-%>'7`-'~’-‘$15 CU Ilillld ill Molltfeill a\”*'~`.J\lly

:itcci with rt profusion of plants nn:i"39ll51dC\`B\J1.V 1iEl`11IC1` than I9-St Y09-1`- I ,_,,.f1,,.,-._-(.,~_~__ I TORONTO-Fresh eggs of cur-I

pcllowim-5 the Ceremony mfyircnt' proziiiction hcrc are very.

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.Inc mourns uaren wnele :I Iu p Itucurz breakfast was serverl. Thr=,ICLS~I WSIS 43 I-045 CI-S~ Seconds 323 flrcoraiicrif; wr>re carried out in au-I3-50. DUIICL C`<I!'€l-5 40 C L0 41- B1`m*h I-,mm fic,-,III.I.~5 and ferns IC€lumbi1 mils are :selling cn spot ut

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~.~Is Inc recipient of n substantial trlw 582. ilrsts 52 cruts. delivered. cclpts 1847. Good cattle were estim- ,,(,,_._w from me [.h.m_ and CMS; nflcagss 1-em,-II,-.d_ atcd to be about fifty cents higher II.,,,,. from the smft also gms im; M0;.y1n_E_A1_..._Th¢I 1@I;;I1 cgg may- and runners ar.-ci common grades :ming China, Cut glasl-,_ umm ;m¢1|l:ct continues strong and active. 20 flnls UP- One l0i1d Of helvy filt ,1;.,,,;» ‘Fresh eggs of current. production 5t€€rS Sold for $10.75 ond 0l»h€1' 8°0d Tm. gI~00m's gli; I3 the brldglare jobbing cn spot at cxtrns 59c,I1Cads fC1‘ $10-00 to $10.50- Medium -ms a rnuskrat cont; to the organ- IIYSIS 50 C€S» SCC"-I ‘IUHUW 'buwhef Steers 5°_Id

1 soloist earrin s' to thc WINNIPF‘G-Thc local egg mar- fc: $0.50 to $9.75 and rough thm

‘st our . . _ Q . - ' "'l¢nes.=es fountain pens, and to the kc.: remains steady but there has steers around $7.50. Fairly good

in tl ' alit li ht heifers sold for $8.50

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l Aft:-1~ :.m~nIlinf.r o we-ek`s lIuntinf;_mcvcruent of S.ol‘u.".c cgi;-'L DCM- and BOCSI COWS f0l' $8.00- CIIHHGFS _.__-_D _.AI can hcrnc of the r<rooIn'<_cI-fa are qII<.tIn;; roilrziry .-.hippcr”I wcrz mostly $3.75 and bulls from

Inn-‘r\r\1f;. me happy coimlc will For uilgradctl cfm.; <lI-llvrrcd, extra;.$5.25 to $6.00.

lrsrr-. for Northern New Brunswick_43r to SOI- i\vsI- -il 41-~. -:cr-onr.ls 350.1 Ourtatious butcher steers. good wrt Qimtcc. On their return they. CALGARY-The local egg mar- $9.50 to $l0.75,medlum $8.75 to $9.25 will rcsidc in Moncton. where thc_i<ct is strong. Higher values of B. ccmmon $7.00 to $8.50. butcher hei- i~,:‘.~I\.m is :I C.N.R_ employee. IC. frCSh 0855 15 l‘€SUltillK 111 an ln- fers good $8.50 to $9.00. medium

ITroI~.°cript ,please copy). lrrrnsed movement of storngc~eggS.I $7.50 to $8.25. common $7.00 to $7.50

.. ...O .<o>---_- Storage eggs are selling to retailers _ butcher cow; good $7.50 to 88.00..

' \\,'ATE`.ltFll0NT DIRECTORY lat extras 42c_ flrsts 3B cents, sec-_medium $5.00 in 600.

_-_ 'ends 32 cents. The poultry market' Calf rewlptg 162, wal calves were

Paoli's Wharf iis firm. _ ‘steady and grassers stronger. There

I - MONTREAL. NOV. 5--The de' were no topveals, the best offered

Schr. CnrcIm_ Cant. La'.':mgicI'. ir ,mand from th_c United KlngdomIs¢~,1d up to $13.50. Grass-:rs wel#

:crt lcading produce. ‘itznél the con_;;iI_Icntf io_r____g_I;i;l_n_l_:;‘_;€ r$r;o_s_tl_y $6.0;_§or gogvili __I_/_ealxlaig _Ig wb ect ____ Mr

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Carraghen-'s Wharf !;cter._ Only __a :3'Ic_._il _trodgq \~g.~.= Cgmmon 55,00 to 310.50. grassers

one n I'/Iva an a.rcy. ic ~- $(;_50_ -

Tug Lisgar. Capt. Garnt-ie, in port cal cash Irrain nlarket was wi hout sheep .I-ewlpgs 7470, Qmd hmbg

D d No 115 Im -pecial feature to note, yirices we,-ca shade easier “goo wgsth

attending D. P. W. T8 KC - - - 3’ -`> ~ ~

bein? F‘-WHY With 5 m°d°f“I'e de' quotation .for good lambs with culls

PiclIard‘s Wharf mand. A lair amount of business out; lambs of fairly ggqggvgl-ag

, was done- in spring and winter quality m 95,1” “graded sold u

1 D. P. W. Dredge No. 115, Capt. wheat flour and values were Hmm. to “O35 and ¢1I\ls as lo* as $9.00

MacLeod, has shifted over to BrucelThe rmilfeedénarkst was acdtive ang Sheep were unchmged_ Ewess ;_3_;,__ so-wIII-I to cc. wharf. firm. 10° N ° W" °“° to 36.00. Lamonsooo 810.75 to l - I e Schr. Carl E. Ricl~.;~"fl. Capt.. tstandord grades of rolled oats and common 3930 td ¢m_q5_ . _ mer, on Victoria Row. Bummersid

Skinner, in port with a cargo of coal .pina 3 were uncllangxd. _-_'he under- ,Hog receipts waz Hogs sold -8.

for A. Pickard dz Co. tcm to the egg rr..Iricet was firm: -_.rm $935 .0 "nw wnh me bulk °f

owing to t\1e_I,I_1:rl1 ' i_1"."‘ *_ ul’ .»,y_ I.,-_,een “ooo to '10_50_ Bow,

Bruce Stewart; Wharf pies a.'\ailaLIIc. Ik :...~ \.--`u '~»2i“.:,C 3550 tb ‘Q50

S.S. Harland, Capt. MncLaine, in cr.;e;. The potato market was

Dom s' :adyz Green Motzntgxigg sold gg J....._...__¢__-1----\

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tl e Pictoulmc per 90 lb. bag an c pe Init: Hnchelaga on I IIII. In bIIII<. P. E. I. I-cable--5 in . str. s. s. Fenstad. cant. Hn--~Ii.\IIIIIII sold at ooo per 90=.1bS-- ex' .I '_ `I X ‘I :Mi _

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lic careful oi your animal he needs can-. this weather. Beware of getting him 'over-

heated and then chilled. Get him warm blsnlfets for stand- lmr during calls, Oar blank- ets this yg-ar have a better quality lining ih'qn ever hc- fofe. Prices from $2.50 up. Our military 'blankets are wonder- ful value. Sec them before buying.

in port loading n cargo of potator.. tmclf Choice white .grades of,_im D. P. W. Dredge No. 115. Cant. ported beans Kina

MacLeod, is dredging out Bruce U -ic per lb- 02' 3 - P9i___ _¢- 9 Btewnrt 5.: Co. dock. |IIn.l~r:one to the butte..-markctwas

Thc Tug Lisgar, Capt. Gamble. :trois jet and prices ec1;rod__:l___x¥_

arrived in port here after towing D~I“'nr-1 rf l-4c Mr ’ Olin W V P. W Dredge No. 14 from- Pinettc attributed N tho demand. . Reccllili to Mrintsgue. She is now again en-III-.-I-Is 467 packages. A ioir amount gaged in attending D. P. W. Dredge of business wsrdone with local and Capt MacLeod. which is dredgirm 'foreign -buyers in cheese and values out some of the docirshere. Iwere well malntsigiéd- Rwrlpts

were 8,261 boxes.

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I A Preventative Stock Quotations ,

I For preventing stiffne_ss ancll ____ _ I- further pain rom spra ns an: _ HAMFAX Nm/_ 5__Quouu°m _ I xH:§rd.`0I “ny kind me furnlihed hv Johnsirn rind Wlffl. . " , members Montreal Stock Exohsnge.

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Island held his first court in Prince County on Friday Ht me C°‘“`t House in Summerside. WMU l`|meI cases came before the court. The first case was against o l/011118 mmf charged with having liquor in his possession, the evidence for the prosecution being that he had beel'\_ seen throwing a bottle oi' rum out! of his pocket in a Summerside liv-_ ery stable by Inspectors who arriv- Ied on the spot. This was denied bill line defendant and the Masistreti, ireserved his decision. The nex _ dcfendnnt was charged with DPU"

In the next four eases against _Bum merside parties char8¢d Wim me

nesses gave evidence that cert!-in

tion of the defendant and the Pl‘0° secution withdrew the charge. Counsel for the defence argued

t an order of dismissal should

tha be made but the MaEiSl¥`Ht-° \'°5°""'

, ed this point. In the ilnal case be-I

fore the court the defendant agreed

leution was withdrawn. Mr. J. J. 'Johnson. K. C.. of Charlottetown. approved in all cases forthe de! ence. and Mr. T. A. CamPb¢I\ f°" the prosecution. For the

tion the main evidence by Prohibition Inspectors

MacDonald. evidence in

and Platts case was

j .

ary objection to the Court. which reserv- ed in each consid-

e eration by

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p_ -MI-_ and MI-II. Willis wu-I-en 9 have now moved into their beauti-

ful new residence, built this surn-

-friends Miss

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ed to see they their home at

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Nicholson, at _

...1v`i_I_~. ,George Les. of Lot_ has been boarding at Wood s

sammerside for some time and been quite seriously ill lest week. now on the mend and MDN V’ I’ out won In II few day=--B-

' _onus oem; or st. _ or's who has been tho

[ rs e member sf $3; Experimental nlrside. left. on Ottawa. -havins gepdposltion in

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can have is exquisitely lovely skill. A S¢l’66ll Stal'

A I to survive the merciless lights of the .close-up

must have rarely beautiful skin - ‘studio skin’.”

Herbert Brenon-METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER Dil'00l0|‘

(L Nine out of ten screen stars use Lux Toilet Soap! It cares for their 'skin the true French way. “The 8\`0l_\t film _companies have made it the “oiiicial” soap in their studio dressing rooms. (I_Enjoy--even in hard water--_the instant Iather you loved inFrench soaps but I1ilhorl.0 00013 only get at 50¢ or $1.00 a cake-now just Ten cents I

-“A star must have smooth skin-‘studio Skins’ everything

curing liquor and the case was SIIDWS in ll Cl0S0'llP» I fifld this l0‘lJely SOUP IS J umed until Saturday nex or . ,,

|a(ttendance of a material witness; _ f0T my Sklno w Paramount

gal possession and sale, _l\1d8m€“I! I' _ \ ` O I ,

was reserved after evidence had ,_ _ _ been taken in each case. Another » O O U `| Bnmmerside lad charged with seill- < fI’I“I.§§3Ii°§e§`f§'§f aft 'II°Ii‘IiE‘IIII“'I5:II~§§I / ’ Lsvsn nnomans uM1m>.'rORONTO ‘ “ B ~ansfcrred to the Juvenille _ __ _ '_"*"-5-“-'-1'

was tr _ __

Court. In the next case two wit- Immises We” ”°° 1" ‘he °°°“"“' HOLMAN'S Guarantee Satisfaction

I Here is Ideal _

Inexpensive yr Heating for the

fAyerage Home I

Belting like an Enterprise Pipeless Furnacwlrestiag from 3 to~7 rooms with the coal one healing steve would use-giving perfect heating satisfaction through Also drearfest days of w\nRr`-that is what you get wlill the

ENTERPRISE CABINET ` HEATER _

THE ENTERPRISE

CABINET BEAT!! is beautifully Bnlshed. looking more like s Vic- treh than s hestilll plant. Requires less si- iention than an ordin-

ary stove. llelrb its _An for ll lo 16 'halts _ ing early rising V ant on the coldest ings. Several styles--for wood or ooal. Got Hol- n_Isn's prices. .

We'll be ghd io

send you blue .prints showing the eorreri loeltlon of In En- lormifw Fumes: III your homo-er. ame- isl catalogs of Fur- I\soes,»Csbinet Ilodi. “U 0' Blliles. Write for them new.

R. T. Holman Ltd. Summerside -=- Charlottetown

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