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ANYTHING BUT LOVE-The

Mystery t0 grip you from the on ii- lng pﬁfllglEt;)ll—-l't)lllilIl?C to exixtc you iii every Cl1-'\lI1Cl‘~— stisywii e l.) posses‘ _\'0ii iuiiil the lzusl. hne~ that's whiit. you'll find in Jane‘.

,Doran's new serial.

AlllONG THE OFTUOING ffthlllll this Week is il. shipnztint of TOO ctr 0:; of cainiecl goods, Slll})!‘(.‘_l hy 'l‘hi- Royal Pnckiilg Ctllllpilll)’ to L.;i- T. Eaton Coin1:nii_s' in Alointiwii, 1t cnnlprlses Pork .\' lie us. 5triiislcss~ Wax Beiins and Bcrri ..

REGULAIF '.\l().\"l'llLY ﬁllllil- ING (‘. W. L. tonight. at ll o‘. incl ‘ Business Girls llziﬁi. Rciiinwnil Mi.“ .\l’. A. Ki-‘lyt of the Qilliulic ' Club, New Yr r11. will . the mcrthg. 1B...‘ cordially invited.

~Advertiscrs iirc l'(‘llll‘l(ll‘ new advertisements, Pl‘ cu:

, must reach the Guiirtliziii Of cc hv , 11 A. M. the tiny prctitius to inscr-

tion. Recently" there has bccn n ten- dency to delay‘ copy t~‘llCl'(‘lll! us to carry advertisements over to ud- vertisers‘ inconvenience nnd dimp- pointment. Please make n notc- “Ads must be in Guardian Office by ll A. Ml" LrLf.

VICTIM LEAVES IIOSPI'l‘1\I..-— Struck by a mztor-rnr nrnr the railway depot Friday after zirriv- ing from her home in Prince Ed- ward Island en route to the United States, Miss Lynn Wilson was re- ported Saturday afternoon to be sufficiently recovered to lenvc the

City Hospihwl where slit‘ had been ‘r taken for ohsiirvntioii. The woman '

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CONI DERATION LIFE IN‘ Il-ll BU!’ ROIIIN HOOD FLOUR L-UIQIi-‘I-IIZ-SIZW. ' l

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(‘II.-\IIl.()T'l‘E'l'OI\‘.\' FUR SALES -.:"\ now receiving shipmenis 0f ‘iiltci Fox Skins fur consrigniizciit to Yillltillt‘. Offices situated at 5:’: Queen» Street. L-5432-l0-Zil-i.

NEW SERIAL STtlRY-Airvtliin: llut Love. by Juliet Duran. Bctwren lmolcss lttXlll‘_\'l nnd p iniilcss love niiiiiy g‘rls have hrid to CllODnt‘. But Ahnii Whittaker‘; d ll nniin was not :0 simple ns tlizii, She had to decide bcixvccii ‘out’ mun who uiferetl her both wcnlih mici love llll-l nnolhcr who offered neither. For tier even to licsltntc, you innv soy. was t:o‘- li:irtl_v. llut rend thc 'tnr\'.—J.\tict Danni's i1ew'c.st~~:iiiil nit t facu- ittitig in the Guardian.

TllI-Z WINN in dinning in C(llll)l‘(‘l..‘0ll with llnll ‘ween TCJ for Cknrloltclotvn lfniqrtil are: liuokcd Rug, Sacred Heart. llonte. Illoril l’.li~._i1l:el. Dozotht" Putcr». Liancheon Clitli and Scrviettvs, I.:iiik Eden. Frut Cnke, Bliss Mncdonnel. Quit, M .. August no Wlsrer, Wiitcrvulc. Bcdspreatl, Mnry J. Donahue.

IVELCOME VISITO It.—Mrs.. Ilotvurd McLeod and little dough- ter of Somcrville, Muss, who have been enjoying a few weeks visit at her former home in P. E. 1., also with relatives in Trenton, visited in Stellarton yesterday with fri- ends. Beforc going to Somcrville, Mrs. McLeod resided in totm and

her friends were delighted t0 have ‘

hei- tn their midst again. Satur- day morning they leave for their home in Sonieiville hiiving greatly enjnved their visl!.—»New Glasgow. News.

ISLANDER IlANQUI-ITS S'I‘i\I<‘I-‘ »--Chnrles L. Tminor was the host at rt banquet; held on Wednesday night at: the Ilotel Saskntchmvnn when the guests wvre Regina. and Moose Jaw members of the Prud- entlnl Life Insurance stuff. Mr. Trainer. who has been the Regina assistant supcriiltendent. 0i’ the company, left on Friday for Saul‘. Ste. ltlnrie where he will have the position of superintendent. C. J. Marshall was chairman nnd J. A. FFORC, Supcrlntcndrtit, made the presentation of n club bag to Mr. ‘Prainor lind proposed a tonst to which the lnttcr replied. Contrib-

uting to tho program of speeches,‘

reading and music were: Miss Lil~ linnne St. Jlllicn, Mr. Marshall, J. G. Yeamnn, John Fearne, M. G. Johnston, G. H. Barbour and T.

GORDON FIFE, Soldier of Fortune

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. Phone 4'1, or left at H. J. Mabous

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Fowl olive and dressed each Thurs- day beginning November 5th. R. J. MacDonald, 8.: 00., Ltd, Cardigan.

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‘lcCoiinll. Harry Adams presided 1t the piano. Mr. Trainor is a son of the late Mr. nnd Mrs, James frititior, Lot 65, P. E. Islandf He is n grndtlate of St. Dunstuirs Un- iversity’, Charlottetown, and was .iti:ichrd to the stat! of Cttmplon Pullvev. Regina. previous to hi5 ‘ K1118 11D insurance. Miss Ada M, -'i"riiinor who is teaching in Rosary llall School here is a sister__ tLeuder-Post, Regina».

7 lvfotlel School

Ilonor Roll OI Model School Grade: &—1. Doris Downc, Grade: 7-1. Jenn McLean, 2, Don Downe and Jessie McDonald, tequnl.) Grade: 6-1. Aim Duffy, 2. Hazel Bnllingal. ' Grade: 5- 1. Elmer B‘:inchnrtl. Grade: 4-_1_ Kgim Dorian-s McDonald, 3. iPuncher. l GY-"der 3-1» Joyce Gay, 2. Kilmer iMcMlllan, 3. Jack Worthy. , Grade: 2-1. Betty Lou Hewett, 12- Phyllis McMillan, 3. Doris Keys.

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l Grade 10-1: Mary lvlitcdortald, 52. IIelcii Cullen, 3, Grace Perry

t Grade: 9—1. Mnry blcCloskcy, 2.12110. Callaghan, 3. Mercedes MacDonald.

Grad“ 8-‘1. MM)’ Hennessey,

2- Phyllis Rossilcr, 3. Frances Kelly.

Grade: 8— 1. Eunice Czndon, 2. Gcrtdude Quinn, 3. Bclln M110- Enchem.

Gradeﬂ-l. Melito Crosby, 2, ,Florence Saunders, 3. Mary Coylc, ‘ Grade: 'l—-1. Elsie Doyle, 2. Rota Errrlgnn, 3. Julienne Gallant.

Grnde:6-1. Mildred Somers, 2. 1711111995 Duffy. 3. Irene GJllnnt.

Grnde: 6-1. Frances llowntt, 2. Eleanor Murnaghan, and FTfinggg IStecIe, 3. Mary Hortingcr.

Grad": 6~ 1. Agnes Malone, l_ 'Frnnccs McGuigan, 3. Betty Mc- ‘ Cormack.

‘ Grade: s_ 1. Ionian Rosltcr, 2. Doirnn, 3. Teresn Coady. ‘l Grade: 5— 1. Wnndrt McMillan,

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