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15: Years Ago the Best-- and the Best To-day

.-hd for every day through‘ all the years between pl-lne Edward Brand English Fox Netting has stood every test Jr strength, ductility, durability and absolute protec-

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irinceEdward Brand. with its galvanized coating that l; y tlmesheavier than the ordinary and with its extra and brazed meshes is particularly eulted to the Provinces.

wo sal den aid of the Maritime

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0r 20H. THE MOST nourishing bread lg

BLUE _and_ GREEN. made from amen. mmun. soldi

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Furnace y

The Furnace Withoutfl ‘Regrets

Health is the mostlmportsnt fact to consider when

choosing any means of heating.

A constant supply of

fresh air ‘is absolutely necessary for the maintenance of

hood health. f

The warm air method of heating has many advantages

will". moist air dwelling.

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over other methods, as it ensures a constant flow of fresh being circulated in every part of the

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The “$U‘PREME" PVIPELESS FURNACE is all that the "

name implies.

The ease with which the different parts are assembled . makes it the most perfect heatillg apparatus In istenee.

The ASH “lllll-nrool. .

BIT is made in one piece and is absolutely

The specially designed FIRE POT gives the maximum 0f heating surface and extracts the greatest amount of heat

"WI your fuel.

THE OASTl IRON RADIATOR ‘lsTdesignsd to extract

"l! maximum heat from your fuel, and

"ltd of more ‘heatlst lower Iael cost."

‘thus you are as-

" “Tilly Onelllegist r is rsqulrpd. fljhis haean Oxidized lighter tlnlswahd is e pleasing appsamlea. ‘ '

" The METAL sorrou shsslss this hh-hses tabs used

°" l"! ltlnd of floor. .

"littlest grads material ls used throughout.

u‘ DAMAWI PATINFTED CAOINQ leased. Thistle in res sections,‘ esn he ssslly removed for cleaning. ste- ss sections lit (egsther-ne rivets or bolts to become

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._- l _ - HALLOWEEN TEAr-St. J , Church Annual Helium.” "$3; . Thurulay. October 28th. l MARSHIFIELD BAPTIST e f‘ Cl-i — Preaching service on Sil-llllfy ' l “fmnlllmll 00L. 17 at 3 o'clock w“.

ducted by Rev. It. C. Eaton,

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OCTOBER so 192s“ ' l"! <18)’ on which slllllizlllillller: wllll receive a case of needles with their Yefllly renewal. Now is the time ‘lghgguarkno before our supply ls

HALLOWE'EN TEA lll all] of City Hospital, Wednesday and Thursday Oct. 27th and 28th. - i 2023-10-13-31

TWENTY-ONE DAYs LEFT p, 959-519 YOU. to secure acnse of‘ needles as a premium with your

Wally. new or renewal subscrip- tlon.

WEDDING BELLSV-An event of unusual interest to their many friends in this province took place ’ on Sunday cveninll. Oct. 3rd, when (OLD lsYDNEM ' SGREENEDlMnry ‘Margaret Campbell, daughter -- 9 AL""‘S°h°°“°'5 'Kl"'l-ll°-" Blllllof Mr. and Mrs. Tilos. Campbell.‘ H‘ H~ Kllltllellfil" Wlll arrive this of ‘Middleton, was united ll). the. .. week Wll-ll 011F508‘! 0f Olll Sydney holy bonds of matrimony to ‘Mich gcreened Coal for A. »Plcknrd‘ & ucl Conway, son of ».\lr. aml lMrs.

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Foundation Day Al; N otre Dame_ ' ‘ Academy

Foundation Do, _' , ' l 2034-10-13-2l. Patrick ‘Conway, oi‘ lIlollslla-y, the 8B n school llolldayyat _ m-i . Rev. lFr. Burke. of St. "(Peter's Acllllflllly two years ago- thmu h B5500 HOUSEHOLD COKEP- Church, ‘Cambridge, offi-cieling.[the efforts Ol'1EX4M8.y0i' Mclvmg Excellent for the furnace. We will The ‘bride was becomlugly at-lto whom the lslsmm “m! imp“; if; have five ‘carloads this week. Order tired in pale =blue silk, and was asqdfiflilly ‘grateful was anticipated your winter supply now. A Plcltm-(l slated by her cousin, Miss Ethel Monday by the pupils‘ who game“ & Co, 2035_10.13_3|_l‘Iialllllllli, who was dressed in ed in their Assembly Hall at 330 green silk. ‘The groom was ably t0 do honor to the trzldltionspl‘

' paud, consisting of

supply of needles will be oxhallsted all new or renewal yearly subscrllxl lions received from now until Oct.

l0, 1925, will l-gcelve this wonderjllcll, ‘brother of the bride. whore a tlon aud esteem to tho illflllefuclupg

l‘ul premium, after the above date you will be unable to secure one. Get yours today and ‘be sure.

ALEXANDRA BAPTIST CHUR- CH — There will be a United .-Ser-‘ vice at the Alexandra Baptist Church on Thursday evening. OcLl ill ill. 80’ciock. Rcv. J. Plllillphl Jones General Sccrotury of tile-l Social Service of Canada will ad- dress the meeting.

DEMONSTRATION OF LADIES FUR COATS-Jvednesduy and Thursday. We are huving a Big Demonstration of Ladies Fur Coats by one of the largest manufactur- ers of Fur Garments in Canada namely “Tile Paquet C0. Ltd, ol’ Quebec tills is a. wonderful oppor- (unity to get the coat youwalit at the right prlce- You are cordially iuviiod to sec this display. 1’rowsu_ Bros. Lid.

LIVE HOGS —- We will be load ing live hogs at St. Peter's Friday October 15th. Governmentgracler will bo present and highest prices paid accordingly. C. E. Pratt & Sou.

1986-10-12-3i

AJJCTION SALE —of property of late ‘Mrs. ZR. H. Cameron, Cru- farnl imple- ments, land, house, and» all house- hold effecls, Friday. Oct. 5th at 1 p. lu.—li. Morrison, Aucloncer.

2040-10-18-21

HOLT, RENFREW d. 60.. LTD. will hold n special showing of fur coals and wraps 'lll tho newest and smartest styles for tho coming sell- son at our ready-to-wear Depart- ment, Thurs-day and Friday 14th and 15th. inst. You are invited. Moore & McLeod, ‘Ltd. 1990

WATKIS CONCERT —- Before the time for the opening of the Complimentary Concert to Brof. Waikla on Tuesday evening; the G. W. V. A. Band of which the Prof- essor was at. one time ‘musical dir- iwlfii‘. played inspiring filrfl at the theatre eutranceffhis is but one orb- er expression of appreciation of lOPr a1 musicians for Prof. Watkls’ abll~ ity and aid in local luusicai clvilos.

k Hundred Dollars Worth For Thirty Five Cents

When you are awakened from a sound sleep by Cramuls, when with- out a moment's warning pain springs upon you, it's then you would readily pay a hundred dol- lars for the quick/relief you could secure from a thirty-five cent hot- tle of trusty old Norvilino. Not-lb ing like Norvllino to relieve cramps. stomach gas, diarrhoea. and kindred ills. . Nothing batter for Neurslgia, cold in the chest and sore throat.

Dr. Allen’s New Hook Worm Capsules v For Foxesi

Give tile Inyel wonderful results. followed by his ssl- lnesemseilnd. Now lathe time to pill your foxes. ' We carry the full line of De. Allen's remsdlst ‘

iiuoill LlWolftlly

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ONLY A FEW DAYS and ouryassisted by bis brother. Joseph, ul-isixty-uluc years ago.

so of Cambridge. After Ehe cere- mony the happy couple returned to lhe home of Mr. Elmcu- Camp-

sumptuolls dinner was parliakeu of by a smnii circle of innucdiato friends and relatives. 'l‘llo groom's gift to the bride was a gold cross, and ‘to tile bridesmaid, u‘ beauti- iul cameo ring. The groomsmalfs to the bride was a forty-piece set nf silver, and to the lbrideslnnid a ‘beautiful llraneiol/ A few nights previous to lilo lnurrizlgc. ‘Mills Campbell ivnu cllugllt in :1 “sliuwer" without an rllnbrellu, when she was surprised -by a crowd of young people who usscnlbled to wish her a happy journey through lilo, Molly llcuuiiful and useful gifts wcrc received, and after the reading oi‘ the many lluruorous vor- ses which ll.(Z(!l)l!ll)i1llli‘.(l them. tic floor was cleared for dauci g. which was l)ll_l0YL!(l ‘by all. the mus- is being furnished by Mr. Jack llllollzlcllcru, fornlerly of ‘Charlotte- town. <.\‘ll'. uuli Mrs. Conway will mukc llloil‘ future homo ill l'rovid< once, it. l., \\'ll('.l‘i*. they will inc i01-

mzuly friends lll this lWOVlIICQ. 411i’!

ill Cumbrillgv. and ‘vicinity.

i? ‘PERSONALS

Mr. lloyll McQunrric. Hampton. motored to the cliy yBSI-f-‘Tillly-

Mr. James AEueu; Bradley, bliss

Francis Bradley ‘and lliiss Mary E. nmdley Kelly's Cross motored t0

the city on TilfiSlli-iy. v . THE MARKETS

lMONTAGUE MARKETS v Cents‘ iluitcl . . . . . . . . - - - . .. 25-‘39

35

F, gs Pfilayiocs . . . . . . . . . . .... 50-430 ‘sounls MARKETS \ _. Butter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 Eggs 35~ll0 ‘Potatoes 50-60 Turnips 20 Pork . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - MT STEWART MARKETS Butlter . Eggs Twtaltocs Turning Pork ‘ . . . . . . . . . ..l . . . . . . . .. it'll/i.

SUMMERSIDE MARKETS

Eggs, (dozen)

‘Extras . . . . . . . . . . . . . , .. 3H

Firsts .. .. 34»

‘Seconds 25 Butler . . . . . .. 27 Hay (pressed) 10-~12 Culfskins 8 ll-ildes ll-——7 Oats (new) . . 50 Potatoes (‘new . . . . . . .. lids-ill)

CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS '

Butter . . . . . . 3G—Zl8 Eggs . 45 Potatoes 55 Turn-fps , 30 Outs 50-52 Huy cwt. .. . 05 Straw cwt. . 35 Pork . . . . . . . . . . . . 13W

THREE wens KILLED

oocrons use 1r

They recommend‘ it also for sprains, bruises and other ills.

ransom T7

lowed by tho. good wishes of their of Lhg lNmrg llnmh m today we“.

WHlElN AIRPLANE FELL

Northeastern part of the city, near

lliiuslc's sweet harmony and Yfllitifs holiest. clear voices [lnitgll in their homage of gratitude aifcc.

Dust and present. of their academy.

Plelifillll; vocal duels and solos marks‘! l-llll Olltliiilig and closing of i119 elllflyublc function, the follow- llll; Young ladies contributing lo U19 Bllloylncnt of the occasion‘ ‘Misses Nora hlurrlly, Eileen (‘null ‘wdll. ‘Marl’ hloran, Bernice (iaullcl yMargglrcl ‘Clleiverie, liclon John- stonc.‘ licleu ‘Mcbouuld- Plcleu lI-iorrlsby, Marie Monnglmu and lCatllerlne McCloskey.

A loving tribute of grateful 95. teem was offered in song Ln the lllemfll‘? of Marguerite Bourgeoys, ,9. former teacher of Canada and ‘beloved foundress of the Cougrogzr lion do Noige Dame.

lMiss "Ruth ‘Trainer, ill u pleasing little playlet, impersouolod ‘y Young Nolre Dame." accompanied .by Misses debug ‘Cuuuvell, d3el~uice _lEgil1'l,Mlil'lO Arllenault and .l'<‘ior- ‘C1160 Ilowull, representing the foul- .lSisters who luili lilo lklllnrlnlilln

loved

introduced.

‘Five ‘High School girls who road lilo verses "Memories of i857" most. Jeelingly ‘voiced lilo pllpilg‘ sl-lliilnculs oi‘ ‘grzltilulln uud l<>_\‘.‘ll~ iy, joined with the it]l])i‘l.'(‘li|ll(lll and esteem of pupils and ‘tlSLGFfi towards “the llteverenll ‘Clergy and worthy citizens of ‘Charlollololvll who have aver, during sixty-nine

work.

Au interesting and instructive fouluro of the programme was the following essay, composed and read ‘by ..\ii.='ls_ Catherine llicCloskl-y hi‘ (Zrullc X.

“Thoughts Suggested by Foundation Day.”

WVhy is ii. that wu celebrate lllr birthday of u. great mall, or lilo foundation of a great institution‘? ‘is it not Ibecause the great work they began is of lasting ‘benefit lo man‘? Therefore, the foundation of all educational institution is most. worthy of coumlcmoratinn. With "this ides. in mind, ‘Ex<M:lyol' MCKGHHII. two yearn ago, institut- (ill: ‘Foundation ‘Day for Nolvc Damn Academy. We, who are proud to be pupils. eagerly em- lbvucc today. the opportunity ll: ol- fors to express our gratitude for ihc benefits comfsrred by our local Acallelny.

‘Filo ‘Christian l-lchool has been one of the grcntcsl agencies in up~ lifting the human race. ‘in pagou

Women’s

. Health

Is protected and charm as-

_ sured this NEW way of

solving their oldest hygi-

enic problem; true proteo tion; discards like tissue

CORES of women's disorders

are largely traced today to old- time “sanitary pads," insecure and unsanitary.

‘Pi-PibAUEl-lPlI-IIA. Oct. 1.2. -—‘ Eight in 10 better-class women Three mon were killed late today today gmploy “KOTEXP when their airopiane fell in the we“ Heme” gownfmd frock,

without a second thought, any day,

-~ Deodcrlzes. Ends ALL fear of elending.

You get it at any drug or depart- ment store simply by saying "KOTEX." No embarrassment.

In fairness to yourself try this new wa . Costs only a lew cents

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"Nololualvry-‘dlsessdlliusttnus

"BY. and Mrs. Minnie Kennedy, he.-

yozlrs, warmly weicolued and supl porlod the good ‘Sisters and llleil"

T“ “PP” Pllililllfl shows Mrs.

Aimee Semple McPherson, former .

Canadian evangelist, seated be. tween Roland R. Wooley, hep an“.

m°th°" i" ml’ l—°5 Atlneles court, room in which she is facing a p". iiminary hearing on a charge of’ l°¢"l"l‘¥- Bfllllw is shown Kenneth G. Ofmlstvn. former radio operator at AWblus Temple, who is now miss- llld. and is being sought on a per-l Jury charge in the circle is Asa ‘R, KAY“. ‘district attorney, who is “mdllcillle "w ‘Drosccution in the

case which is now attracting eon. 1l-’l="f~Wicie_ attention.

llllllf-“l. ihe ‘boy wl-l l‘; u l “ ~ .l. Ii ..c.lool lo lllom prevails lll (full-ado, so grim, 11nd oak loaves. The brlllegrouln,

iouru lllUSU itl‘l!i 11ml gppquwm xllllllhlll) illlltlll lol‘ u position H -‘_ V.‘ _ , u. stale. lilo gr ruched lluln, or uo educa- llllli. lil Villlllfll‘ l'll.'<li" little lii.i.l‘ll~ U?" ‘V113 Elven lo the spiriluul Sllli! 0i lilo rllllrzlclcr. . .lll lilo (lays of 'l"lllll'1lll‘.\‘. ' perhaps tile glwull-gl ideals of public odulauliou wusfilvld ~lllc brilii-illll: out of tllc best Lllul‘ was in the boy, being lilo priucip; ll object of his i0: ' ’l'.~i. Ho. re» cci\‘cd_ a trllluillg \\'llli'li filled lllm lo fill lllul._crluccpliol1 which we have of a. lruc mull. indeed, llli: dcwloplucllf oi‘ ulorzll churucluz" must always rcluoill tile lligllczsl ldclll oi’ (‘llrisiillu edllrzlliou. To realize lilo ‘benefits oi‘ an vdu- culion, we would have lo picture lo ourselves, lilo slum of a culunluu- ily, in wlllcll lllorc wore u‘: scllooill, zlull ill which tile parents. llcvcr having ilzul ihc ullvllulzluou of edu- caliull lhclusclves hall not lilo ullillly oi‘ properly instructing their children. (if course an education that will fil u. ‘boy or a girl, for his or her life-work, llDVV-ll-ilEtyS, must necessarily differ from that ol‘ past ages. ‘Today. a young man or a. young woluan must. receive a training that will fit them fol" tllc busy, ill- (lustrlzll world ill which we live. it may -bc u lnutlol- of llurd loil iu the sweat of the brow. or a lilo of ‘ltillltlllfillltllll, in coluparutivc ease and coulforl. At the prcscnl. limo l-llorc is lilllo excuse for tho ‘boy m‘ girl who will not lake advantage (‘ii ‘ho cllultlliionul opporlllllilics offer- ed lhcm. Nflllllilg‘ can make us better appreciate the price at which lllcse udvzllllngos have been llougill- llmll fl glance lll. the his- tory of our school. Nolre Dame Academy was foumwd ill tllc your ‘S57, and we cclebrntr. today, (Oct. l2.) its 60th alllllvelulllry. The Sisters of lilo Corlgrrgnllon of Nolrc Dame arc lilo second oldest columulliticu oi‘ ‘Sisters lll ‘(fulladu -tllo Lirsullnos alone preceding them. "File loundress, -.\lil.l'KilCl‘l[<‘. Zourgcuyu, was born ill. ’l‘l'o_\‘es. ill Pruuce, April 17, 1020. lSllo was very pious. and when lPnul ‘(Thum- ody do ‘Muisoullouvc. the fo dul‘ of Villo Marie (‘Moulrollll luvilorl llcr. when ho was visiting ‘lroyos. to no to Cunudu to teach its curly settlers. ‘she accepted with ii. glad heart. Her llcrolc zeal, found ox- orosslou lli ‘the opening ol‘ lhc first school on April 30, 1657, the building of n Chapel dedicated to Notre Dame do lion Sccours. ln i688. a rulsslon “'11s established at Viounl. Royal for ‘Indian girls~—lhe first success of its kind in Canada. Houses were opened al Pointe- lux-Tremilles. at lbochlne. at. Cham- wlnin‘ and ‘Chateau ‘Richer. An~ lllltll‘ mission was established at éainle Famille, on the island or

a private flying field.

The dam] were; 1g w; “m,” a“Ywh°"'N° LAUNDRY lrlesns. This was so successful and George W. Widenerfl llsdel- _ ‘hat the Bishop of Quebec, invited m,“ and Chrence. Markham, Pilaf!!! ll “Ill l! l file" °l he Sisters to open a house tilcre, Vlnellmd. N. J. ’ hww- N0 lwh YY- Ind, in 1689. though ‘Mother Bour-

‘ ' Five times as absorbent as ordi- zooys was sixty-nine years of ago. nary “ padsl ‘ she started immediately. on foot.

o Quebec.

her to ‘Himself, positive ‘l-ie said to her, “Well done thou good and faithful Enter thou into the Kingdom o Heaven." At her were ten houses in the Dominion

Kotea lar 75s K

257T "ll Si’ i!!!‘ ii

limes.

m the ionlz and perilous journey

‘Marguerite spent a lilo-time do- ing good deeds, and on the twelfth isy of January, 1700, GOG called and we are all

serlvunt. death there there are now nearly two hundred

spread over the whole of North America. under a Superlor-(lenersl,

who “alike, the Molherljioueé. Mon . arlevoix. a ‘amoull

u ge 1r ‘ such-Ly, and c m lll lilo intercourse of lilo. il s owing, ill a grunt. ulcasur- lo the zeal oi’ Aillrglll-rlll: diollrgenys." During the lllilrr purl of illl! lllllululslllll ltvlllllry. llllssirllls \\'0l'l*. (rstzriiiisilvli ill lilo Pnlvlllrcs Nova Scoliu, New lllYllllSlVlfilf klilll llrillrl- l‘:ll\\'Zll‘ll lSlililfl. 'l‘illrsu ullools, l.‘vcl',\‘\\'llr=l'r, give instruc- ‘tioll in uli fuudzillloullll blullll-llr-s. ’l‘hc system begins Willi lilo Klllll- org-urlou, uud Lhu (‘ours-cs are nil- l‘l‘\ lliltl grllllell us. ll-vululfl. commorciul- zlculll-luiv. and

coulvellt oll lhu present silo, iluowu us the ‘ilrcunzlll properly. it. was

u Slllitll wooden _buiidiug, poor indeed iu coulpllrlsou will: lhc splendid brick structure. which

now occupies tile snule grounds, but (lUZIF to the hearts of llll cili- zeus us tile birthplace of Notrc Dame. Grout have been tllc Sisters have mlldo- that the pupils. attending Llltlll‘ sch-mi. should roccivc tit‘. "mast (lduczlliolull opportunities. llll‘. Province provid- cs for young \\'(llil(’.l1; uml llllS is n luuilcl- which should uluulys cull lorlll the gratitude of illullo who lla-ve rocelvcrl tllcll" training ill. ‘Notre Dame. Such is Lilo ulcnulng oi‘ Founda- tion Day, and ll is lo bu hoped. that ouch year, as lllc flit)’ uolucs around, formal‘ pupils. who lluvo gollu out into tho world, will cull lo mind lilo benefits which tho (lou- vollt-hzls conferred upon them. ’l‘ilu memory of the luuuy plruauul hours, well cluploycd wlliliu its walls should be nuuuully l'(‘l.'..1ll'.‘il. 0n fills-ills Folludallou Day ~ grateful affection is tllc filling tri- bute which we should offer to uli those whose lives lluvo mallc fur us our Nolrc ‘Dame. . i

lilo sacrifices

MaoDONAi.D-MacK|NNON_ WEDDING The lnlll'l‘l:ll:'r. was sllll-ulllizrll oil Wednesday alilvrnooll all five (fl-incl; in Si. Andrew's Presbytorillul Church, Sllerbrookc. Que, of Gr Lenora, (lnughlcl- of Mr. and .\lr. George Douglas lllacKlmlun. of. Silerbrooke, lo Mr. John Nlalcolml Stewart. Macdonuld, sou of Dr. and‘ Mrs. M .S. lllucdnllzllll, also oi Sher- brooke. The ceremony‘ was perfor 1- cd by the Rev. Alfred Bright, The church was ilcnulliully decorated. for lilo occasion by friends of the bride, with palms, ferns and maple leaves. The organist, Prof. J. E- Jennlngs, played the wedding mus- ic. The brlde Vl/flti given away by her father, and wore a draped gown of white chiffon velvet. with Vion- uet sleeves and court lralu of Span» ish lacs. She woro her mother's

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and carried Ophelia rough, bridesmaids. the the bride and Miss Marlon Mggfiqn

and atockln "om; 9i

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ill lilo lllillllllfl‘ of zliiillll‘. so ulul-inllllri ly

wedding veil of bridal tulle, with orange blossoms and carried _a shower bouquet of Scotch roses, lil- ies of the valley and white heather. The maid of tlonqr, Miss Helen Mc- , Caw wore a bollffant frock of green taffeta and tulle. a flowered bon- ldeau. silver shoes and stockings, The three sisters of

Bid. sister of the bridegroom. wore lrounent frocks of melee and yel-