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Opens in Charlottetown

Monday. Oct. 15th-

was Child

Cross

Rule ment

ency. meals

W611i

tioncd

Tooth cats b cecded to the rs-is.

nightb’

killing The

two-thirds ing trio,

in a shipment of goods from East- ern Canada short time laic monton citizen put third invader and

io his uncover health

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Are you a bride-tome who has a

Miss Mary who has just returned from Erlgl

British women as nursery teachers. was among the lecturers at the Red fresher course.

Miss Wright stressed the three sgeclal t elr management by the

“Children must learn to conform to certain rules — and the Golden

and his rest and sleep at regular hours which are never changed "

With the end of war in the Pac. ific. Australians may get a chance ‘to sample some of the peanuts from

the bumper crop grown in Queens- land tn

In war yea-rs. most of the peanuts

Servfoes for Australlazngrown peanuts. that

all the “rm in Sydney came to

and sent them instructions on how to roast the peanuts in camp ovens.

rumours ww nafirr wmr

EDMONTON. scraDhsPPY shorbshooung resin/mi have enc-

CO-OWMHXIK Health Department, the cats which on dumb. baffled the fierce rodents.

been stooped and Edmonton was once again ratless.

______.._.. POETRY TIE LINKS BRITISH PEOPLES LONDON. Oct. 9 --!CP)—~ Vis.

i said in a message to the Can. "Their heritage of great poetry is‘ der will take two years to fill.

Girls! Do you suiier from

NERVOUS ENSION

OII ‘CERTAIN DAYS’

Do functional dl ‘urbences cc

muse you to

tired. dragged Then don't dclayl Try Lydia E.

Pinlchaxife Vegetable Com to relieve euch lymptoml. Pmb

Compound is cmeof the mosteffec- l“ m“ M." vitamin my n

u" mam“ l“ ‘hi’ WW“ HELP! Naruns. A very sensible Pinkham‘: Compound is what is {MM to do!

known as a uterine sedative because my I home any“ Pinkham-u

it has a soothing effect on one of 3m, “uncut-you.”

wooian’: moat important organs.

ltis madefmmwholeaome mote la ' 6' ' r vaoaraean ' COMPOUND

British race, so that. love of should continua, to be a binding

service with the

and where she _ g, g, 3 u, ' renreunllnr the Institute ofl ilfmea a w

Btudy in the training of

readers a first hand picture "where and how, the boys of fl famous battery spent their while "over there“.

Vlsiiing Homemakers re-

areae o! child behavior and

adult. North River,

recent illness

of child problems is so that the child h

a?» the same tim as h“ l‘ at

e even? day

at Boston and Concord, Mass.

she said Children should never be Miss Doreen Vlckerson. daughter coaxed or urged to eat. _ of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vickerson.

North River is home again

and s. former resident of Charlott town and Brackley. ls spending delightful v-cafiou and friends in the Gulf

ls year.

to the Australian and us keen was the demand

“Black squirrels!" Yes. that's ho

when they came upon a other day while hunting back

the trwop= ska‘ in the area. ‘Ihat pleased troops except the cooks

a leading peanut- rocessing he rescue

Your correspondent having seen black squirrels In th same vicinity about

NORWEGIAN RATS

’-— interesting to note that in to tooth street fighting by North Edmonton tom.

species referred to abo by the artillery of a

aclced

in repelling an invasion in.

turned in her city of hi8. tough Norwegiam

ependlns Monctnn. Citv Se:

heme

with the . Cl. MacArthur and Mrs _ MacArthur. prowl me North Edmont. two of them.

first encounter eliminated of the dlseasespxead- apparently brought here

Hospital of Mrs York Point.

Norman or the United States.

r a North Ed. an end to the added a notch .22 rifle. After a search to

further intruders the authonfes expressed confid- threatened nlaaue

brie! furlough with his family here.

Only dressln of wha wall rink

one lone building - the room -- remains standing was once known as Com. 'I‘he main building was sold. tom down and hauled away for fuel early last summer Per- haps some enternrislnrz person w‘?! be able to utilize the vacant lot which should make an ideal spot to a nice home.

Wavell. President-General BY TIIIFT-Eili-‘Ffi; 11111355 Poetry society (Incorpora- roman -(CP\—- Wcofwich has received its first bu: order for war

centres of medals-Gallium of them. ‘The or-

the society:

OHheMonth on f?

h hntru "hub ‘Merv. is a as. per In! J out"-at such times?

round today not lilhted th its. F ll be] titration: mu o ow

poe ti‘

R C A overseas Of the original personnel that made 33, only eight re- ' . land on .Sun. day last. Later, I hope to give my

time

Friends of Mrs. John Jewell. Sr, are pleased lo know she Ls able to be around after her

Mrs. Herbert Frlzzeli of Cornwall Present spending s. delightful holiday with relatives and friends

after being a patient ln the PE I Hos. pitsl ’

Mrs Rloma McLure. Moncton.

with relatives Garden of the

two local boys expressed themselves Dalr the partridge of the Linwood "Road. which llesnbe-tween Clyde River and Corn. W8 , '

remembers

twenty-five years ago though of course. they were by no means plentiful. It is

Oct 9 (CP)—-- Province. there still exists some flying squirrels as well as ihe black ve.

Miss Bessie Macmlhiu- has re. here after a two-week holiday in the guest _of her brother,

A wide circle of friends regret the illness in the Prince Edward Island Leslie MacEwen,

' Cpl. MecFadyen of Meadcwbank. has rejoined his unit with the C V.G . after spending a

- onaiglowsrgwu GUARDIAN GEITRAL GUARDIAN

‘hi column is reserved for news ef_ local Interest, but advertising

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10.10.21 drone Knitted Wear, Hospital in: o! the League. it was learned I

- -___ Bllslr- 10-ll-1l. last night. He succeeds Mr AP.)

BIG BANDS DEMAND CAI»! one of the abiding glories o! the -——- otte 0! Chsrlottefown who re-

y link

follows: ium, 45-46; A pullet, 33; C. 22. Country tians are paying for eggs delivered: A large, o‘ medium, 38-40; A-pullet.

increasing with much men‘. in the quality of

imilltfcdi 31: B imllk

2'7; C. 22-24; fowl. A, N; B. 2i; C. l4.

(nee Alene Macillachem) in Roseberry to spend the week- end on Sept. 29 they were wel- comsd by a goodly crovzd of friends who had gathered at the home of Mr. W. ll. ltlaclnnir, to extend happy greetings and to shower presents upon them. Mr. Charles Ross called the gathering to order. and the presents were @- opencd by girl friends. while lvlrs. 8 Earnest Morrison read the hum- orous verses attached to them which caused much merriment. All the various cards contained good wishes for a happy future. W Mr. Stafford Coles. on behalf of hlnzself and Mrs. Coler. thanked the good friends for their kind- ness in bestowing such lovely gifts upon them; also for the hearty welcome given. and the good wishes. The crowd sang “For They Are Jolly Good Fel- e lows". alter which the remaind- er oi the evening was pleasantly spent in music and dancing and social intercourse. Lunch was serv-

bv the ladies.

SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY - The annual Sunday School Rally of North River was held in a cam-

Mcliay, Mrs. 11W. Burdette and of s. newly nature nay inserted

n rm eeane a word, may pay. mhvlfitf‘ fnjlmwmii” ‘a

"b l" "mm- Diamond lenished. Added to the

___._._._ cvednlngsdf ertziwt yzlerewsongs

an re . $00K! F»: Phowsmsu Burden: fin? Music w“ all‘: ---- lsh b Miss V

FOLLOW ran: clown to lloe- ind Mrymllle mil: wlignxxioirii

pital Bauer, Sporting Club. to- and Mr Roland Mcxenal; with

lilkht. ltl-ll-ll violin. About midnight. the guests

OONFIDKATION LII! IN.

_____._ STUDINTS Per- manent WI-Vls at the Merle liens

THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE of the Young People's Societies of

A- large. 47-48; A med- B. 31- grading sta- ungraded 40-42; A 26: B. 96: ‘is C. 18-20. Live poultry receipts are improve- chicken offering. Prices to producers. rail grade. are as follows: Chicken A fed) 29; B.

amuse RECEPTION i When Mr. and Mrs. W. Stafford Ccles arrived

PAM‘. lHRbE Houston uned tee. lire. Guumrie Ballingalrnd Mrs. Lorne E. Hous-' Ion out the ices. in new. ing were Mrs. Eerie Houston Mrs. Floyd Houston. Mrs. Arthur Hous- ton. Mrs. Birt Laird, Mrs Grover

departed after singing "Auld Len

Sync" and "The King" with the wish that they may return in twenty-five more years in help cel. ebrate their fiftieth wedding arm; lversary.

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grcdmlngghizimt be Delisistent and sled to hear of the increased act,- gow on Oct. 20 and 2l. Each iBruce Stewart and Companyyud, ____ _ p 4__d

m; gygfydgy 51151;! K599 your lvltles of the constituent groups 1n Church is asked to have rcpre- s not owned by the Provincial ""

hand grfwoih, your nails well tep- Nova Staotla, Vancouver, Winnipeg sentatives present to discuss prob- Gill/emmmly Rs BFTOIIBOUSIY aimed Mm Ham, C Smlngha... m “u. y.’

cred. Never Wear your rings W! ""1 tllewmfe- “"15 Pmalm"! i0 YW“! PWPIFS “i Wadi" all”. 9mm" mmimg- Oak ivml» n. {he w.- ulu- Pl‘ P t T ‘£18m: that makes the Joints 100K “‘°'k' 1041'“ guggmgfinzwsqglrlgziy] jfxignmp? Wilson spell" a mczrh \\""ll r‘ a a

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Choose your diamond with s setl. PLENTY 9F Hmnvmadf ca“ 01mm“! b" the mvemmmf ‘S °°"l < l ~ '- - b“ "bu" ~ '

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ntt . 1: epa a‘ n ' . ' . ‘ n rcm e "’ ioiifimfif. mac iflndffifiifia? 1M5, Mrs. ltuby ‘Coiwell of new: CES — While the R. C. M. P. con- (‘rovrfl-mfni. at the pm.- , ALBIIJIFAVA usher; mu.- I mg t I h l u t aléalilegi iiikallovggmyglllta toga Joann ucl. tlnue tor itrxrvesiziigéiic all posgible I “"03 1"‘ nil‘- Illlul | k a gurg o pan I grdg m '_ e a a. e riy age sources o e po onous moons iue “"“‘_—“ ‘i , -"‘— f

suits your veil or your wedding day all ggeéitrasr.‘ The deceased was born seized in lChal-loltctown a few PCFSOIIHiS ioglxg" 9 "C? ‘ ‘m’ . ." m hat. -_ _ days ago. nspcctor N. J. Ander- ___ f ‘C __ ‘ W; , , .

ppm ygux makeup m g0 Wm, vBe°5lflwnllif husband. she ls sur- son reports his men have not un- M - L R1 h I a happy huulm ~ ~° ‘f W“ M5" Your dress. If you are wearins a "Wed by her ages father, one son. covered any furthcr supplies. sludgsritxss ago grid lgllglslgrigraglllsg-I 8”“ a°°“"'~*.““=i* l“ ‘.1.’ ' “*5 “f, l? “m” whme o; a paste] (“may weddmg two sis-ere and one brother. The Considerable quantities of the pol- yierslty spent thanksgiving at their “h”; °“‘h'“im5“° " n f if}? “e” c1195‘ gown. your makeup and nail polish 515MB B"! MYB- Everett Rom-ES. son were disposed of in both home in New vmtshlre Lam“ Mam?“ 0‘. .*., "“'q"“”” Macmn‘ should be in pretty pastel tints Kmismfll MFS- Win11!" MB-Olllwih Charlottetown and Summersldc. ' --— lpoman. 9mm ' Qml c w? .

If you are wearing an informal 0! Ulla-Wk. Qfli-J the ‘M09191’. GQId- the Inspector said. and in his opin- Lieuicnant INS.) Marv Mac- “mmffd inf‘? 11?,“ ° ~“‘. , ' Hfms * . N , Ouilli. your makeup shades can be "$15 B Yfi-dflnl °1 Chflflflielvwfl- ion grave danger still confronts mm R R c has arrived hem: Framm” f“ CJL " 1U 5m”! m" e‘ "Ted a b5; on the drama 1c 515% Mrs. Colwell was a woman who p05. gnygne who patronizcs the dives by plane uficrdlaving received her "Irhe, noted tenor g uuurijvi mum for his future

, to wear sto kings or do a 5°55“ mini"! qualifies 5nd S-ilflrfid where moonshine is sold. In the discharge from the Army in l-lall- “U “as”: n9. Lme m Q3121“ bu‘ w“ l‘ ‘WW 5mm" l°b °5 “P9134111 1°! “°“Y°‘y i?‘ “u mm” Yfimiili“? meantime. speedy attention is be- m: ‘gm head w‘ ti1”.""g"""'.‘l‘ "F" ‘i u Doris Ferguson Called upon "h" "-14 be ""8 i° "mt W1" ‘Q- °° F“ "Mare °f ‘he °°fi‘m“=m' l“ in: alven by the Government ‘ ___ l “Yam” “t 5mm.“ L31“ T“ y <= ‘llacdonald {m bchalf o" “"5 °° match -"°'"' “F5- she “"31 . luifllysi-‘B at ORB-We to all seized Friends of Mrs. Dennis O'Shea §.'§“9,‘.',‘.‘§,‘.f,...“’f§,. ‘§}{,‘.,.b.i.,j?f‘f,.f,“1 Ihnwd" :1 3.- .. ' ‘ A hegdcggsggghg? olfeoxfgllglurvlsihlyoliér on-ggertilégéetkgiéecfiilxielrailtxxrllrga‘n gqufir reaching them from this will regret to learn of lhehillness ridge‘ 5,306,.’ (Ben 0;)“ to‘ Tmcvw. lful oil min p» _ .. . ‘ ' " .. - ° *1 rflvnce. o! her sister. Mrs. Murp y. o. . - -' . 3v » _- _.__.-- ‘._ Brno PIiICll Frost“. c! Char- er $9?! the ueadsitof the flowfsigs stggtigrgaenérytook place in Kms. Boston’ Mass‘ M“ 0.5mm leftlgazftlsf Dgwxgdggyi clglckslfiélgrbtfhlfld .3._,,_,,O“.n.S Ummd a U 3p‘ gvcfin We“ “‘ W“ “t”, ' ' EGG PRODUCTIQN, PMCES- yesterday momlng to be with her 5113,54; goumy m; ‘welt-mo, ;,;.,Q_ in nccepzing tlic gll: Mr. Hins V“ ° ° ca“ “MTV it “m5 H“ Th - E38 PT°¢11¢i1°n l" the Pwl/ln" sister. hope to bag an qmeim-e W115“ 11,.‘ rxprcssed hi: sincere appreciation sum!!! . "W131i evenmii- "ll-"lm" h" showed a further de line thi ' s ‘ ‘~ ' u m "~ =1 ~ »~ r the filessu-re of shaking hands with C 5 "‘—" . 595w" (‘Pens 0°? 22 a‘ “*9 ."d‘»" “L” “r5 a-‘d ‘l’ ~' 58L Andrew 0&5 who recent“. "Eek but the GU31!!!’ l5 lmpmv’. Mr. and Mrs. Eric T, Wilson. Th9 ginger recently rcrrnedlrhvivu h}!!! at all Hines b3‘ the coxslgrgycy "R51- “u cm“) arrivedflmme Wyn‘ the 2nd Med lng. It twas letarnedticdayztiDcalers Chgrlglfgfznvn, have leff Prince from Denmalk u-lirro hp <~ a Pfiurc Sfrrct finch ~.= TBADVING Batten; “m. neafly six Yeas are quo mg a coun ry sta ons as

Rupert via C. N. R. S, S. Prince Cofllmalld neriovzuzaxrc m .- Rupert for Victoria. B.C.. whore ble celebration of King _Ch: they will be the guests of Mr. Wll- 75th birthday and DEiTllSll son's aunt and uncle, Mr. and endence Day.

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bined program of Church and Sun- day School cn Sunday at 3 PM. The opening call to Worship led by Mrs. John ‘meme: Doxology and opening prayer by the pastor. Con. gregational singing, Hymn. “Come and Rejoice with Me". Duet by Joan MacKlnley and Marlon Hutch. Scripture. Luke l0, 30-37 by Kciih Wheatley. Church Choir selection.

WOMEN’S SHOES

Jesus is Calling. Offering by John Sanderson and Arthur wheatley. Offering Prayer by the Sunday school. Junior Choir selectlon. In

THURSDAY and $2.93

Christ there ls no Ens’; or West. Reading. A Job for Pnyllis. by Marjorie Mut h. Duet. by Joan and Buddy Macxnley. Scripture from Sermon on the Mount by Junior Boys’ Class. Solo, Jesus Bids Us Shine by Wilma Ladner. Duet by Norma Jewell and Verna Yon-Ker. Trio, Hyla Owen. Marjorie Sander. son. Lois Molvneaux. Sunday School report by the Secretary-Treasurer.

FRIDAY

‘ 435 Pairs of $3.98 lo $5.95 Shoes fallen from regular Siilfii iur quick clearance. Big savings for early shoppers in Arch Support Ties- Black and Brown Pumps with Cuban and High heels.

The leathers are Kid - (jrush - Suede and (Tull.

l-lyla Owen. Solo, ufhen He Comelli. Janet Owen. Reading. Verna San. d-crson. Reading. Hazel Wliive. Clc= mg hvnm, Comp Ye Thankful Peu ' ple Come. National Anthem. Ben- ediction by the pastor.

25TH INNIVERSARY —- The home or Mr. and Mrs. Whitfield Yeo. Kingston was the scene of a lie-PW Barbering of about sixty rel- atives and friends on Saturday evening Sept. 29th. 1946. The oc. caslon was that of celebrating tne twenty-fifth anniversary of their

Here are the sizes and widths in (iuztnlilies:

ll pairs of AAA widths in sizes 6 lo 9

‘F8 pairs of AA widths in sizes 5 1-2 in i) 47 pairs of A widths in sizes 5 1-2 l0 S 1-2 66 pairs of B widths in sizes 4 l-Z i0 S l-Z 191 pairs of C widths in sizes i 1-2 in 9 1-2

Egan-gag‘, glugng theflevenlngwixtrh 1-, cay gcngaacna. man. after making a few brief rc- maxlu ooncemin the purpose of the gathering cal ed on Mrs. R A. Houston who read an appropriate address on behalf of the relatives assembled. Miss Lottie Houston. Hazelgrove presented Mrs. Yeo with a beautiful bouquet. of flow. ers. An attractively decorated fan of twenty-five crisp new dollar

l was presented to the nonorcd couple. Mr. Yeo who was pleasantlv I gurpfiged, thanked them for their lovely gift. "m they are Joliy Good Fellows" was sung heartllv‘ by all. followed with t bouncing o! both Mr. and Mrs. co. Other appreciative gifts of silverware and money were received. The grooms Rift to the bride was a Bulovs gold wrist watch The house was artls. tlcally decorated for the occasion in pink and white with large white bells direcflv over the dining-room table. which was centred with a beautiful three tier cake

weddinf [rimmed with silver mepe leafs “rd topped wit», a miniature bride "r1 rroom. A buffet lunch was "rel with a generous helping of fiiclous homemade ice cream and anniversary ceh Mrs.

Z9 pairs of D widths in siries 4 1-2 to S 1-2 l3 pairs of EE widths in sizes 5 1-2 to S 1-2