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| -SHOP nom Bolmura Catalog. l -_ kin of Alberton, entertained a num -FOR LATE WESTERN NEWS ber of his friends at dance --Pile 3 ll available. U- his home on Monday. Thanksgiving

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Summerslde Buglltess College

A New rrunlzu ivlnv UAV.

'Goodoloultlonn can only bo hold by thou who have

hld I I0 BUSINESS EDUcAT|°N,

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THE WESTERN GUARDIAN

Guenlialrs western Ottloe in the W

every day.

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(`=ll1lfil0Ul>0 Hl10Llld not be llreqtirely destroyed. if special chill-

pared until one is ready to serve ing is desiretlfpack the cauteloupe it. li’ it is cut and allowed toaliu cracked ice without cutting and Bland for any length ot time with ,' let lt stand for n few hours.

cracked ice in it, the flavor is en-l -

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Slogan llontest

$10.00 FOR THE BEST SLOGAN

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.a _ A _Nleill Bldg.. where they are on sale ,every day.

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load live hogs Wednesday fore-8 ,noon (Nov. 18th.) at Kensington.

;l-:verm \vedloolr. aoal-11-13-al SPH" H' his Mme-

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. -GUARDIANS.-Those desiring lto buy oopios of the Guardian in Summeralde will please secure them t the Guardian office in the'Mc-

MtoNeil Bulldillti. Summersid€» mr which the dancers continued

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___wANTED_Lwe hogs, Wm tvl;'elve the party broke up andthe

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-A LBERTON.-Mr. Herbert Lar-

hen s dainty lunch was served at

Joy themselves. About half past

ests departed after thanking Mr. kin for the delightful evening

Eastern Guardian

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- .°8HOP from Holma.n's Catalog.

. .*SCARE OVER -' The scarlet

-i lfever Ls pretty well over in and

-TAKE YOUR POULTRY t0 J-lalbout Georgetown. no new cases

B- -\UllmBl1, Kensington and re- being reported during the week. A

ceive highest market prices.-

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-D|CTl0NARlES.-- There are still some dictionaries left alt the ly vresetrn office ot lille Guardian in :he ilic.\'eill Buildlls. Summenrldo.

P. E. l., for those who nenew or W.

subscribe for the Guardian. ln

. .*FEMALE Fox ESCAPED nl ranch. ealr mark C A D ‘Fin

ro ‘ _ . . - der notify. George ‘Hu-me, Brook-

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n. Reward. 6072 11 18 3i

. .°EASTERN AGENT.-Mr. J Murdock is now Guardian agent Montague and will btrpleased to

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eceive news items. advertising.

‘ -DVCTWNANES CBD be hid 5'- Job Printing new and renewal sub ‘the Western Guardian Oilice, Wat-.gm-|p¢1ouB_ tg

er Street. Sumlnerside for onlyll

fifty cents with a new or renewall

..*PRlZE WINNERS _ At the

Subscription. tf.we<>luy tt-lust .ll-lt-1; held in sl

OFFICE - That

t, Sulnmetrstide, where sub- . news or advertising will

be received. The Phone number is ‘233. . , ____ ’ -WILL BE LOADING HOGS

he prizes were won by Mrs. llt»r~

Office is now man Lavandicr. 52 inte and Z\lr~

-_- James parish on Wednesday night

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S McNeill Buildillg. William Fougere, 46 points. A.

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PERsoNAt.s j

._'!\il'. Benjamin Creed of Gasp-

lnlld Lnlnlls at Bllscoul-he \`\'e<illcs-,ercn\lx. leftlledenlly f0r Boston. A,

tiny. Novclllber 18th nt Emernld .Thursday Nov. 19 at Kinkora Fri- day, Novcmber 20th. Signed J. \\'. E' Fyfe and T, .»\. .\lclver_ '

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, . ll 1 -New ooM|N|oN |Ns1'.;'ru1's- ‘°

The .\'ovelub¢-/r mfeting of the New Dolnininn \Vonl» ll’s institute. which

;was held at the llollle oi' tt-he pre-E

sident. Mrs. Gtbrgn \\'Elson ullld' attended hy all the n\~iubers and five visitirs. p1_o\'\:<l to be an ex- Cffvtiolullly cnjnyable one. a patrlo- C

..°..\Ir. Leo Gorman is visiting; rlends in the Eastern Capital. AN

. .°Ml', llfiaynlond Condon Of Pllnf lure island. left recently for Bos rl. .

'Miss Elsi.» Knight of P. IV. f' peut ‘tile -llolltluye at her home ill eorgetown. A. .

'Miss .\iildl\'=li Dono\1nn,~P. WJ .. spent her lmllrlsys with lu-rl

|llc progrzllllln-.» being carried out. parents' “L and M"'9~ Mauricel

Commences Friday Morning

Great Sale of DRES SE

8.00 and $15.00

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_ Checking up stock in the .Ready to wear Department indicates that we have too many dresses of four or five different classes, on our fixltures. They are all good

onovnn, Georgetown. A. |

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The Economic Committee appointed by the Associated

Boards of Trade to inquire into how trade condltlona may be improved ln our Home Province, desire to adopt a

.lull of "O Canada. ' after which the ‘roll czlll was answered with “Nantes

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The meeting opened with tllefsinlg- D

popular slogan that can be generally used by Islanders.

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The slogan must he short and to the point and express

tho ldeao contained In the following statement:-“Buy loland Producto-Patronize Home Stores. Money spent abrold gives employment abroad. Money epent at Home gtvoe employment at Home."

The Contest closes on November 30th, 1925, when the

slogan will be judged by three woll known Islanders rep- 0 reaentlng both Town and Country Interests.

The Contest ls open to any one and ther; || no regu-|¢.

tion so to the number of slogans which may be cent ln by any one person.

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One good :logon In required and $10.00 will be paid for

the slogan winning 'the Content. '

Pleuo address-

PRESIDENT,

Assoclated Boards of Trade ol P. Z. i.. Box 249 Charlottetown, P. E. l. Mark on Envelope "Slogan Content."

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' r accompany him."

fheing over. Miss Bessie Macliwen ‘rccit-id “In I~’lander‘s Fields. and

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jon Patriotism. Thlls was followed '-

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Lof Allied Leaders -in the Great War. _C"

The minutes of the Inst meeting ‘U wc-re lead and adopted. Consider- able time was then spell/t in mak-

..*.\iiss Grace Douglas of -P. W.

spent the, holiday at her hollle

Georgetown. A. 1

..°Miss Katherine McKinnon oft

mg plans for a cmcken ,upper to P. \\'_ C.. spent Thanksgiving witllf 1),, hem in Afton Han at an early her parents. .\lr. and Mrs. John `Mc-Q date. The business of She meeting K‘»Ul1CIl. Gc3rgetown_ A_ I

,\l.ss Dorotzly Doull read _a paper

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..’.\lr.»'., \\`ll.liam McDonald has!

cturned to hcl' home in George-l o\\"' after spending a plelaea.n'tl

bt- violin selections by Airs. Wir h""`1v with ‘her S011. Mr. Reuben’

son accompanied by Miss Lilian M (`urr1'e. and b_v~ a vocal selection by Miss Dorothy Doull. A dainty

cI?:nal_d_ A. '

..°Rfv. Mr. Tlillrchleon gpokol

lunch was then served by the hos~ \’€'ry acceptably to a good sized aullf toss. after which all joined in the ‘fence in St. Davidis Preebyterlanl singing of war time- l’avou.:'ilcs. The Church- GSUTIZQU-l“'H ‘Oli l\`€d'!l`?8-I singing of the .\'at.'onal Anthem day evening. A. i

brought the .meeting to a close.

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“You look tired!” 1 “Yes, I‘ve had a had day. The a

officeboy of mine came in with the -old story of getting away for his _grandmother‘s funeral, so just to teach him a lesson I said I would

.flless-rs l-‘red walker, Daulel;

5 _'_ .\lr ti l. `\Vllll M riell. Alb? t' .NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH Kar 8 am R mm

ing and Helntrv Martell retumedl o their homes in Georgetown hav-; nz spell; the iall in Western Can~,

dresses, good, wearable styles, but some of 'them have overstayed by a little, their re. gular selling* period,_and all of them must move out to give place to new goods

Which have jl1St arrived-‘and m0I'e that are still coming. To make a swift clear- ance, We have cut the price of every dress tothe point where you ‘cannot afford to

.pass it. '

The Whole great lot is divided into two big groups regardless of original va.

lue-cost.-or anything else.

I At $8.00

This group includes dresses of

Serge, and

of al good grade Poiret

_Twi1l, mostly blacks and Navies, all good smart Wearable garments, some plainly finished, dtfhers trimmed in Military or Fancy Braid.

Reduced to $8.00

' At $15.00

When you see these, you’ll _be

amazed at tlhe qualities that are ln- cluded in this class. Fine Poiret Twills in Navy -and Black, 'beautifully made, trimmed in self or colored braids, dresses you’d be delighted to wear.

Reduced to $15.00

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THE PREM! IS THF.

I’l'BLl("§ TRFE SCHOOL

Dr. Ern:-st' Dclvst Burton presl-,

We have not printed any price comparison in this ad. We believe that you

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-most completely equipped.

fmost serviceable. .

-Most dependable range that money can Buy or Experience -Produce.

Call in today and see Uhis wonderful range-l-get our free illustrated catalog

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and latest prlce list.

H OLM AN 'S

“He took you to the baseball

game. i suppose?"

"X0 SUCH NCR? He told the truth

for once. lt was his grandmother‘s funeral!"

Late T. R. PEM

(lent of the Ultlvcraity of (`hlct\g|\.'

|prlpors and llnlversitlos lll the true] sense of the wnrlrl. are lmth ellurn-

"Bnth are tlcnlors lll knmvlelltzo,

the nr-wsllnper rollfllllllg list-if to current history. wlllvll to the u||l~i

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Ono ofthe bolt known newspaper

lvrsily is only ll slnnll frllvtltul of tht-3 ktlo\\'le<li:e of one of its dt-|\l\rllneJlts. l

lt must he thtlt llr. Ilurlun tloosn'tl

read the nc\vs|lnpors very l>nrr»full_v. ttf; he lvnultl hardly nssign thrill an nmnll, ‘n pnrt lll the ctlllcxttlnllfll field., conlmenll the St. .-\\l;zustiue. Flu..`

is kind onollgll to any thnt "ns-ws-T

rntlollnl institutions." llf- ttrlds: '

t know that when we say that a bargain is offered-it is always a real one here. These two groups, offer in our opinion two of the m0St 0u€SC21H'd111g bargains that this store has placed before you this year. »

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“°"°"“ llorls \'ol'n cnlnn tvalu ro ul;

News la well culled "current lllstnyry.

hut wilt-re is the pnper p.lln_v that

cnllfllles itself to l\c\\'a? The nc-wa: _

' AN A'rl|I.l~:'rl=1

Bu)-g and their pnrflnis uhoulll

cullllll illt\|llsrl\‘€-lt oxtclltl to 1-vor

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vt-idrtllntr sph(-req of llfo and kllllwlmlttvlrmnembor burn nm:-r| sn“l;0!"||,‘|‘;|¢l:,m;,.: as ulon`s interests llrnllllt-u .\n<l thc-ro 'l“f°"'"°e ' “Tm I ` `

lllcre is in the effort lnnlle tn lll~\‘elup

\l|»<~r tn ‘felltllres null llrpnrtulellllt It “ U

n it ma Pr gvlll

llc llm°sn'l nctunlly llnlll run

hnll to roglllxlr rlnlullflt-ll neun A :rout pvmmen ' H 'hal f ml tt is m“_h \nu-thllt drterlllllles bun for you \\l

.go ln ntlrlrllca; ll is what you tin with lvourlelf. The well-developed athlete is

is luuro spare llr~vl'|'toll lu tho n\'erng..I H It In _I what Mmm “IW” yon* r '. f ' _ , _ _ _

n

ctivlty of the university thnt is not

etlllrntlonnl. ln fact, there is hardly nn

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luep li’ :ha ma es sure l

rcnlllng hnlf n lluzoll tzuotl lu~\\‘a|nlpe\'8."m“Kh B ' ' . regulllrlv und tllurl»l|glll\~ fur four yr-arsqher bn’ H' "NH" ""d'°l°"n' mm we

men ln Canada, editor of the -Brant- ford Expooltor. who wal ‘ engaged In newspaper work ln Canada for ;ovcr half a century. Ho died at Brantford recently.

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“Tun 1;' _'_ _"`| "Hn k "Lin doing more than the bent cnnvh in

knowledge thlln the nrt-rnge cnllege|

llrntlunte. oven thrnuiih ho would l1lil|n&:'h:]e':;x: (TI::":“:l£:"

f th l _ 4 n ve ' . e ct

nolul- n 0 llpcrllli ull knowledge nllll ‘Il "nl h h ' ni mom"

t I ‘I I H ,('llIl IDBI' )' I HU \l\' I P

“I “_ Ll-I . I "I h ;:°:‘f;'p;_;3 ptnniletthn me cone” mlmtllln started to build and what is trut-

inv ‘ lu ' .mn u ° Mn" ' ` » lol' lloyn is equal lrur nf Klrltl The onlne

he lllollern nevlmpnper. It la from the nt>u~spnpcr rntht-r than

ople |m\\l\tlll5s get their l-tlllontltnl lll 1~ll\l|-ntuunl fnvilltlos lllus offered hc-ln for nllnnst nothing: null l|\ n form nt thl~\ Gln nallilullnlc out-lily and

_ _ _ ‘physical exert* c.

the uni\'orn|t_\ that the hh. |lln_|urlt_\ oft _ ‘ “N m ne ' ' _

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qu F 5 nn "Henning nn um "nw lib t h nhl the ri ht kind nf fond nnll

It llligllc lm thu! n ynum: portion

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Summerslde Charlottetown

polio are required to call meetings, to appoint tho five dologntol to 1"' "lm l’""'|l“¥ “‘°“l ‘“““ ‘"*° ""'-

whlqh gggh |. ¢MN¢d_ _|_ A_ M°|_[AN' ,. ba able tn play the game of life better

¢°m,.”" lbecaule of the development of all the

pngo “_ M||_,|_|.H, 'I ftlctora which go to make a winning;

5995-u-lm. _ _ I lm-nary. -tl-He _ __ , __

LIB.-CONSERVATIVE CONVENTION

THIRD DISTRICT OF KING’S

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A Convention of the Lib.-Conservative Elootoro of the Cardigan

4 District; wll-I ba held on Wednesday. November ilth nt 2 P. M., ln the I Puhllo Hall it Cordlgan, for the purpose of nominating a candidate . to oontnt the Dlotrlct, In the forthcoming bye-election. ¢hall-mon of

;lhs mlm who. while a hoy. rngllgt-li lin the right kltul and nmollnt of

`ls

, Mothers hnlr- nlwpyl tom- m develop champion athletic than hnw ‘prnfesslolllll coaches. lf the mother in 'wise enough lo encourage her bo_v in

rlght l.lllll oi' sport if she not-ll

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It that

the country ran do to mltkv hlln nn

llnvrll of physical grouth n|l|lly to esnh. . The rt-nsnn l have nlwnyn hcon lo ldoeuly Interested ln lmyn nnll nlllleth-1 lla that in this work I find my greatest satisfaction. I have been- euacillnl lball tenml for thirty years and I hope to continue to dlreet the athletic ilctivltlen of boys for many years to cmne. My satisfaction romeo from the

lnlowledge that in building athletes l`

BANK Ol-` .-\ ROMAN SOLDIER `

(luv of tht- l»lg|.:l~at finds of llulnnn

l-oiult In Lulllloll, I-Illlzlulltl. in rut-ent _\'l-:lrs wus lllutll- ll ullurl llluu ugn by ll worklllnn t~xt'u\'ntl|lg on lin: elle ull ltho lluynl lion-l, liuusell Sl|u:\ro. ' About 7fl. down he <-nlllu u|u.|l n lend box. ln\\'lll¢'ll were 1-lose on I0il hronzo it-ulun. luuln|Y "E UN' Ellll>“¥'0f twlluullullue the urent, who rvlltued frulu .\. ll. 301 to 337.

ul'flr~i:lll-l lu the llnmnn coins sm-llnn

of llll- llritllth .\lusl-um were gr:-ntly lntl-rvstoll In thc find and nt their lvqllvllt .\lr. Knott, lilo rut-ttntllnn nf liz- fllltl. sunt tht.-ul thc coins for oxululnllilml.

Tile ruins are of little \'nlul~ to

rnllectorll or nntlqunrlllnl.” snlll u lnmlc-nut nffll-lnl “but urn interesting lu hnvlug born found further wt-at from rho Ulty of l.q_mlon than wus in be 1-x|u~t-it-d. lt lbowl that there prulmllly wus n ltomlm outpost of some ION here." 1 “These coins nrecnlled Centenlounles. We get lluullruls submitted to us every wpok, and ,nnly the other duy wo got :I parcel of 4.000 which hull boon found in ll .qunrry nt_ lmrtlohend. Thrll present-lily 'value frnlu n rollr<'lor'b point of rlevv ls about 0 rrull ont-lt.

"No doubt they belonged to ll soldier

of the Roman army nt Occupation. avul ao there were no banks In thnle |||yn he followed the usual banklnl practice of the tlmo and buricll them ln the ground. ' About the use of fnrltuntn 'hull' It mug) gpg 1-ning are of hronne. but trflllqlly hld I thln conlllll ‘lf “"07-

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'which hu all worn away.

The hulk' ot than are of the year :tml

. "Now lpdnk up son," cnlltlunlltlrtl

`l,\l00 yours ngo. \\'llll\‘ our is of A. D. lti5. this lnllrr being lu co|t|u~r,i|\lllnll0n of ll ullvl-r coin und prululllly n forgery

linlnnll .\Ilxlt ltl llundnll, und lt ls llupctll tllut lu this new i'lnd muy be tllucuverod l uulm- of ilu- lust 1-olus struck hy the ltl-lllnns lu lllllglllllll. r

(‘lnltn|ltin¢-'s fntln-r tiled nt York in!

.'iUll llurlllg ll vllnlnltnlgll in the North. und un ibn spot Constantine will lll-vlnluu-ll by the traps au his surcelulur. » . ~ l

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DANGEROUS II.\NIll(‘AI’.... .

llllln‘t wnnt tn go tu at-hnnl. _ ` “lint your wrist ill nicely llnndug.

Ml," urged hls lnoiher. "lt 1\‘i\n'l prnrvllt you from dttelllllug rlllssell.”

Still tile lloy hold hack. Dull look

n llnnll nt this point.

his futher. “l.rt's have the relll ren- sun. why ann 5-ourvrltnt to so tv ,school with n llpralllwl wrlot

“Too many boys ulre me ll licking'

-Louisville (‘uurlor Juurnnl. -_

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MR. SLOW-PAY AGAIN

The dentist had been trying to

collect a bill for a' set of false teeth. -

"Did he pay you?" asked his

wife. _ V -

"Pay me! Not only did he refuse

ALL IN THE SAME PLACE

I ' lmnll to thu your 2l2ll then- was al

to pay me. but he aotuallyhad the aifroatery to gnalh at me--with my teeth!" . »

_ -i-ooc»--- illaanwo Mahon; bg Dinosaur.

She: i‘ve just put my furs lntv

cold storage!

lie: Cold storage! Hn! I never

heard it called that before. My cut!- llzlks und watch are there too!

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The bank oi contentment has no

interest for ua until we have made in it I deposit of service.

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‘the rarest in

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Tunluly had sprnlllctl hill \\‘rllt und'

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Itrstrllments

llavlng lnltallotl ll one "Ulu"

tho taunt .ogaql Instrument# for lyo IIICIIIGDN I ll* 3"' lui Uontagao and vldnlt! llf' vloo aqui to any h the Ill!" control. 'thu Do lull Ulll 'Yi' llranlnt from tho Ualtad lbw and ina ahora at tln Unitime l opo»~|u¢.o¢»n»un In 0”" lotoecouls _ Il icoaulddod *U un uma trontnl uololwll dn tio mariah * ~

ia?) yéir up samuel vl\l cnouloa dal lovoikiiillr '

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