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NOVEMBER 1,174.,

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TODAY and SATURDAY

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also clmroon - TRAVELTALK Shows Friday 7:15 - 9:15 Shows Saturday 2:30 - 7:15 - 9:15

REGENT} loniv and silunnlv

(‘oday 8:30, 7:15 and 9:20; Sat. 2:30, 7:15 and 9:20 i BIG DOUBLE BILL -~ IIMMY WAKELY in “OKLAHOMA BLUES” and

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BAMEQ THEATRE Qlirlisiliololi

FﬂMFQEPWdIY 7359115; ltinee Saturday 2:80 p. m. It's Qliﬂgggltgyoand “Champion; r., wonder horse of the west Jn

m“ I D 0F TLXAS . with Llymle Roberta and that 00 o?’ It toga-head Sterling Holloway, Adele Maris, and The 0|" l‘!!! 3's. Also Joe OBrIen, the Island Jockey, in “m” "P "mo" mlns shortreel. “Cinderella none". Serial and Ncwsreel.

MILLAIPS STORE

KENSINGTON, P. E. 1.

WEEK-BAND SPECIALS NOVEMBER 4th,, ﬁth- and 71h

build?!’ 50W. 3 cakes 27c

Bulk Seeded Raisins, - 2 n.

Rolled Oats, 5 lb. pkg. 40c Shortening. Z lbs. . .. 85c 1011-0. 8 pkgs. .. 25c Cocoanut, per lb. 50c Bulk Peanut Butte

On saassssllI-sa l BllzlklbSeodless Raisins, Pe-i-ggiisselftifflws.’ E4825 lard, it; .......... .' PM‘ s’ Ems’ 2 ti“ ' 25°

Hamburg Beef, Cottage

Brand, 2 tins 79c Pears, 2 tins . . . . . . . . 54c Fancy Keta Sahnon, ,

per tin 40c

Lobster Paste, 2 tins . 80c

.Ig prrg a complete line of Men’s, Women's and

perlb. 40c Onions, s lbs. . .... .. 20c Grlwfrﬂlhlulcozﬂmm Woodburfs Toilet Soap,‘ Assortment of llelnl Sou s Scakcs 29c 10 tins DRYGOODS

Assortment of Indian Blankets. Reg. $5.75. Now $4.60

Linen Table Cloths, 54x72. neg. $5.25. Special $4.25

4 ladies’ Gabardine Suits (Wine). Sizes 12, 16, 18. Reg.$42.60. Now...... ........$82.00

NOW IN STOCK

Men's 6 Bo

’ Fleece Lined Underwear; Men's l Boys’ heavy inter Pants and Shirts; Overalls, Sweat- ers and Parllas.

DcLnxc‘ Bcxolenm and Gold Seal Congoleum 2 Yds. and 8 Yds. Widths

‘ Squares-All Sizes Illlald IJnoIcum_-2 yds. wide

SHOE STORE

Ahnys a broken lIae o! Men's, Women's and Children's Sboss selling at Greatly Reduced Prices.

Children's Dubber Footwear

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PIESTEIiII ElIAIIDlAII

GENERAL INUBANCE Ralph ti. lduttsrt. Summer-slide.’

._BISIBVE Tuesday, Novem- ber 15th, for K. of C. dance at Olympia Dance Hall.

—CIIOOSE your IDCIBRYH-‘M Ring from. the large assortment oi ﬁne styles at Moose Jewellers.

-UNLOADING shavings at New Annun, Friday and Saturday, Colin Waugh.

—REMEMBEB the Okto Club used clothing sale in the Town Hall, Summerside at 2.80 on Sat- urday, November 5th.

-—KENSINGTON CREDIT UNION

Annual Meeting in King George Hall, Friday, November 4th, 8.80

—BABY CLINIC in Summcrside, Abrams Village and Wellington will be discontinued until further notice.

-A1‘1‘I§ND Trini Minstrels ihursdsy and rrieiay. ovember 8rd and 4th, in Epworth Hall, Summer- side.

-NEW LONDON Presbyterian Churches-Services sundey, Nov- Gnbcr 6th. Geddic Memorial 11.00 A. M. Long River 2.30 P. M. Clifton 7.30 P. M. REV. D. A. Cam-plbcll. Minister.

—OENTRA.L BEDEQUE BAP- TIST IILIDWSHIP. - Rev. D. M. Fraser. Pastor. services for Sunday. November 0th. Central Bedeque 10.45 A. M. Borden 3 P. M. Everyone welcome.

—BF.DEQUE UNITED CHURCH CHARGE. — Services Sunday. Nov- ember 6th. Bedeque Li A. M. Albany 3 P .M. Borden 7.30 P. M. Rev. W. Burton Crowe, B. A., Minister. —CITIZENS MEETING - A meeting o! citizens interested in e new skating rink tor Summerside will he held Friday evening at 8 o'clock in the Townﬂ-Iall, Summer- side.

—0'LEABY PASTORAL CHARGE Rev. W. G. Dickson, B. A., Minister. The United Church oi Canada. — Bloomﬁeld at ll. A. M. Brae 2 P. M. Wcst Devon 330 P. M. O'Les.ry 7.30 P, M. Guest Speaker at all appoint- ments Mr. W. E. Brooks o! Sum- merside, who will speak on “Lay- men's Activities and the Lemon's Fund." Sunday Schools at hours as announced by Bupts.

The Presbytery 0f P. E. l.

The Presbytery met in Keir Memorial Church, Malpeque, on Tuesday. November 1st, with the Moderator, the Rev. C. D. Hender- son in the chair, and the clerk, the Rev. T. H. B Somers at the desk. The following ministers were also praent: Rev. G. C. Webster, Rev. J. A. McGowan, Rev. C. Carnegy, Rev. F. N. oung, Rev. W. A. Young. Rev. D. A. Campbell, Rev. G. B. Cunningham, Rev. Donald Nicholson. together wilth the fol- lowing Elders: Mr. Ernest Mac- Pherson o! Dunblsne; Mr. D. A. MacKinnon and Mr. A. A. MacDon- ald oi Charlottetown; Mr. Arlemas Madiwein od Montague; Mr. Os- wald Graham o1, Peter's Road; Mr. Alex Chisholm o! Mallpeque; Mr. Bracken Simmons oi Summer-side and Mr. Everett Hardy o! Free- land

Altter routine business was handled s call was considered from the Presbytery of Hamilton in favour oi the Rev. Chas. Car- negy to St. David's Church there. Mr. Donald Baker, Mr. Simmons and Mr. Juries Marchlbank all spoke of Mr. Csrncgy‘: work and assured him oi the good wishes of the Summerside congregation in his new undertaking. Apprecia- tion of the Presbytery was ex- pressed in a resolution which also included good wishes to Mrs. Car- negy, The pastorate concludes on November 6th and the Rev. J. A. Mxﬁowan was appointed interim- Moderator of Summerside.

A delegation from the Bradcl- bane congregation was heard in the persons ct Mr. C. MacLeod, Mr. D. A. Mathescn and Mr. C. Matheson and the support of the Court was given on speciﬁed con- drltlons in their response to the requirements of the Church Ex- tension Board.

The congratulations of the Pres- bytery we're expressed in the four congroptlons of the Clyde River Charge on the progress of the work on their new manse.

The Clerk read the necessary papers and the court took the steps to secure the incorporslion under the i938 Act of the trustees of the got l4 Congregation st Rlchmon‘

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Approval in principle was given to the Augmentation Plan where- by it is hoped that tho Church will materially increase the sti- pend of inisters on sunnenaed charges and on sail-sustaining charges that are paying now only the minimum Itiplnd. Certification was voted to the splendid work oi Mr. A. K. Camp- bell. student missionary at Marsh- flold and now returned to Knox College for his final year in the- ology.

The report of the Budget Con- vener showed that all but four congrsptions had contributed to the buﬂet in i048 and that four. tssn had exceeded their alloca- tloh. The budget for i930 has been sisably increased in order to implement the provisions oi the Auglrlsrristlon Plsll and to extend tho missionary and educational work of the Church. Allocations totalling nearly $10,000 were as- signed the congregations for the coming your.

The Court was honoured with a visit from the Rev. J. 8. Clash. of Toronto, lscrstsry of the Board or Sabbath lshocis nil Y Pso-

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4 ONLY-Plain satin cov- _ cred Comforters, in gold, green and blue. Feather filled. Size 66"x72". Reguy lar value $27.50. $21.25.

SPECIAL SPECIAL

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Cotton filled Comforters. _ » .

sAdiied FEATURES . an; ‘SPECIALS i-

in the Hardware Section

Galvanised - B U C K E T S 9 The No. Iii-Large size. C Regular value 05c. SPECIAL... _ .

HAMESTRAPS

Regular value 45c. SPECIAL SPECIAL

1.89 30c

Automatic FlLLEll n illiAllIEll

Makes wash days much eas- ier-this automatic filler and drainer. Attach it to your sink water tap and it drains your washer dry. Works in _ .

a suction basis.

' B RI D L E S Open type work bridles. Regular value $2.89.

O'Cedor O'Csdor DUSTING MOP HOME WAX

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' "The Record": Ir. A. A. Mac-

Augult. mo. suing year resulted ss follows:

Election of oiticcrs for the ea-

Moderaior. Rev. I. N. Young. ark and Treasurer, Rev. T. ll.

Dinner was served to the morn- bers oi the Presbytery in the his. Iorical Keir hoinntcad which was built by the lav. John Keir (i700- lass) Minister st Mslpeque and

a. rs. , ions: Dem-G. C. Webster.

mdowsn . I. and S. A: Rev. G. B. Cun- tion.

st‘: lav. C. D. H on. PM...» m. r. a" 13$“...

first Moderator of the Predlytery of Prince Idwsrd island. The slcns: lav. W. A. Young.‘ Colleges: lav. D. A. Campbell. l l. and Y. P. 5.: Rev. l. A.

guests o! lllss Keir. granddaugh- ‘ter cf Dr. John Keir, and the ladies ct the Ialpsqus Conga’.

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Inch 7th. 1N0, at 10M! o'clock in

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Property: lamb. C. Wdlsisr.

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