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J`UST when you ffeel that Atwater Kent has reached `
the very peak in radio performance, Atwater Kent
_gives everybody a surprise. ‘
` Now, with a remarkable newAmenna Adjuster, full.
'true,- noiseless volume is attained, with elimination of
_hiss and tube sounds. . V
K Now, also, with the Atwater Kent perfeded Auto-
matic Volume Control, both local and distant pro-
grams come through at a lmiform level of glorious,
enjoyable reception. There is no "fading" of weak or "hh “hes” $13835 1
‘distant stations-no harsh “blasting” when tuning _ sD}‘el°dfvlm’~:°° ilalggihgltagg;
through strong, nearby stations. ouoimotio volume control.
And these are but two of 17 striking features of ompme Wh mm' $12750'
'the 1932 Atwater Kent Radio.
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A distinctive No-mar
cabinet, housin a su er-
heterod ne witg variable-
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Tone control. Automatic
volume control. Complete
Other Atwater Kent models
.range in price from Compact
at $101.75 to llighboy at
$222.00. .
MALCOLM Ea’ HILL
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'Licensed by Canadian Radio
Patents Limited.
:"You’ll never improve on Elie Golden Voice.” But
Atwater Kent has achieved these definite advance-
ments,`to improve your mjoyment of the Golden Voice
gl-specific, new Golden Values. ' ‘
f Hear the new Atwater Kent today.
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GOLDEN VALUES ..;;'.‘:;:u.2-  
A wah tho co1.nEN volcs  N- S-
A. E. .TOOMBS .
The Progressive Music Store
' 167 Queen Street Charlottetown
 
L _ _
---- Grade VII-1. James Stewart; 2. Grade IV-l. Josephine Plckard
Honor Roll for October. Gladys James; 3. Jean MacDonald. and Tcm Stewart; 2- Helen Murch-
Grade X-1. Mary Owen; 2. Mar-~ Grade VI-l. Doreen Alley; 2. cson; 3. Richard Bngnall.
lon Storey; 3. Elsie Townshend and Jean MacDongali; 3. Jamt Mac- Grade VIII-1. Eleanor Ma1'W
Miriam Bhnw. Lurcn. Duffy; 2. Marjorie McEschem, and
Grads IX-1. Miarjorie Camp- Grade V-l. Constance McClure; Geraldine Hillion'; 3. Cynthia Ken-
bell; 2. Dena Court; 3. Fanny»2. John McEwen; 3. Gracie Dia- dull and Donald Machure.
Leigh. mend. Grade IIII-1. Bella McEachern;
Grade VIII-Katherine Bagnali; Grudf; Nil. Enid Nicolle; 2.2. Mary McEuchern; 3. Earl Smith.
" PRINCE STREET SCHOOL 2. Ruby Acorn; 3. Hilda Larter. Douglas MacLsllnn; 3. Helen Mills.
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.-Your Attention Will 0bii_ge--
We are now rendering statements to our many customers to
whom we extend credit. Should you receive one, we wish respectfully
to remind you that our bills are never sent out until the account is due.
We appreciate your business, and will certainly appreciate a. prompt
payment. We thank you in anticipation of having the pleasure of
writing your receipt.
_Very Small Accounts-
. In our accounts there are' a. great many for very small amounts,
amounts so small, they will not stand the expense of re-rendering.
These are easily overlooked. Should you receive one of this nature, may
we especially askyou to PAY IT T0 AY, and it  than be no further
bother to either of us.
0 ....Past Due Accounts..-
_f Wclhave too a. great many accounts which are PAST DUE,
should you receive hue which you know falls into this category, please
be advised that we intend to collect these, without discrimination, and
cm only on nmnnurr sn'.r'rL1:MsN'r, can avoid anplswnwsll-
'FENNELL & ,CHANDLER
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mu imnny. Ill-10-8-0|
run mrnnu za- moan so
or num, ms-io-as-si
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ua. our-10-as-al.
MIB!!! Navy filllllll Bhorts.
Price $3.15. Promo BNI-. U4-
904'!-10-38-Bl.
IMIEBIAL-FED l'OXl_B 81'°w
thick-skinned, glossy pelts of finest
texture which hold their color.
B608-10-28-6l
NAVY MIDDY SKIBTB with fit-
ted yoke, pleatai style. Price $2.98.
Prowse Bros., Ltd. 9647-10-38-31.
LADIES’ RAYON BLCDMEBS
and Vests. All colours. All sizes.
Special Bile set. Pnowse Bros., Ltd.
9647710-28-31.
ONE CENT buys $1.00 .worth at
Msbon’s Drug Store November 4th,
5th, 6th and 7th. D0n't miss the
bargains. 9721-10-30-Si.
BUYING POULTRY. - Matthew
or McLean at Bridgetown buying
poultry all day Tuesday and Wed-
nesday moming, November 3rd and
4th. 9693-10-29-21.
IMPERIAL FOX BIBCUITS and
Imperial Kibbled Food contain only
the choicest Government-tested lu-
gredients, are highest in vitamins
content and have the greatest food
value to the pound; 9808-10-26-61
Protestant 1
Orphanage
ANNUAL MAINTENANCE
COLLECTION
With these lists the -Institution
opens its regular fall subscription
for running expenses. All contribu-
tions are gratefully received and
acknowledged in the Press. The
whole years financing depends on
the success ot ,this collection. It is
hoped ull friends will be as generous
as possible.
SOURIS, PER MISSES EUNIC
GARRETT AND LOUISE COX
Senator McLean ............. $10.00
R.C.McLean .............. 5.00
J. B. Matthew ...... . .... 5.00
H. D.McLeau ...... . ... 5.00
F. Conroy .....  .... 2.00
Mrs. F. S. McDonald ......... 1.00
H. H. Acorn . . . . . .
.... . .... 1.00
J.G.Ste'ms........ ... ... 1.00
Mrs. J. G. Hockin ..... ... 1.00
F. Gertrude Sterns  ... 1.00
C. O. Carleton .............. 1.00
W.J.P00le . . . .
....... ...... 1.00
R.l.»eard....... ....... ... 1.00
Mrs. Clark    1.00
T. Garreti;................ 1.00
corn ....... ... ,... 1.00
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1 .00
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McKenzie ...... ...
Roop ........ .........
s. A. C. Cox ........ .....
J. F. Stems .............. ..
H. Croucher  . .
Mrs. P. 0. Hanley ..... . .
Stuart Weir ........ ..... .
Mrs. McKenzie ..... . .....
Mrs. E. Dlngwell 
Mrs.Buflett  
Mrs. J. J. Home ......... ..
G. H. Meliish ......... . . .
Mrs. B. Bushey ..............
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-V" ‘NI HETHER it be a cut, \
ll a bruise, sprain,
burn or scaid, Zam-Buk
provides the handles! and
aurolt means to quick,
‘ perfect healing.
It is from certain valuable
herbaiextracts that Zum-Buk
gets its power to subdue pain
and inflammation, its germ-
dsltroying activity and line _j
Ultin-lrowing property. .
Zum-Buk is splendid for `
dm pedhands,frost~blte,chi|-
; blaametc. Getaboxto-day!
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' DELICIOUS WAY
When you come in from the chill of an autumn day
, and si: down to I bowl of Campbell’s Tomato Soup,
piping hot-.-man alive, it warms your heart as well
lu ruddy color is so happy and inviting. Its aroma
when your appetite. Every spoonful of this glorious
soup is brimming with health and alive with the
tang and iisvor of iinesc, sun-ripened Canadian
Serve Campbells Tomato Soup today-you can
prepare it in next to no time. You simply add an
equal quantity of cold water, bring to a boil, simmer
a few minutes and serve. If you want the best Cream
of Tomato Soup you ever tasted, just follow the
, easy directions on the lube-.L
CAMPBELL SOUP COMPANY LTD New Toronto, Canada
On Csmpbeifs Soup 
I always dino, ‘I 1'/
/isa so my on p'¢,f\*¥‘;
Tofmnka linings shine! 0 - *QQ* ' '
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Bean
Beef
Bnuillttl
Celery
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Chicken wlzh Rice Munen
Chicken-Gumbo Ox Tail Vclenble-Beef '
Clam Chowder Pea
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Conlon-ml' Power Im _ .
Julianna Prinranier
Mock Turds Tomaso
Muiliguswny Tomato-Okn. 
Vonnble
Vermicelii-Tomato _
12c ACAN-mcrunmc crucruns wrm arcs. ..
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Mrs. D. Mossman ..... .. .. .25
Mrs. Scott  ............. .. .20
$47.75
OYSTER. BED BRIDGE PER
HOWARD CARR.
Oyster Bed Bridge Institute.. $20.00
Joseph H. Matheson ..  1.00
Howard Carr ....  ..... 1.00
.Helen A. Buntain . . .. .. 1.00
Colin Higgins ....   . 1.00
Mrs. Benj. Matheson  1.00
Allan MacDonald ....... .... 1.00
Mrs. U. L. Matheson  1.00
Mrs. K. D. Matheson ..-..... 1.00
E. M. Cudmore  ...._ 1.00
A. S. Ling ..... ............. 1.00
Henry McQuarrie   1.00
Mrs, Gordon Carr  .... 1.00
R. L. MacPherson  .. .. 1.00
William Matheson  .. .. 1.00
Mrs.A,Axworthy............ .50
Mrs.George Chandler  .50
Mrs. Howard Axworthy   .50
035.50
NEW HAVEN SCHOOL
The following is the standing oi
New Haven school for Months oi
September and October.
Grade x-1. Mary Deveresux; 2.
Annie Boyle.
Grade IX-1. Em Docherty; 2.
‘Stanley Newman; 8. Lloyd Dar-
meh.
Grade VIII-1. Frmcls Clow; 2.
mln Boyle: 8. Lloyd M&’hsi1; 4.
Louise Docbsrty.
Grads V-1. mt; Clow; 2. Cath-
erine l¢oNevon; 3. Retl. Csvansgh.
4. Mn Olvlnslh.
02140 IV-l. Stella. Cavmagh:
2. Annu  ‘
Grids II-l. Foster McKinnon;
3- mln" `B¢!i»: 8. Elmer Clow.
Grade I Bmion-1. Anna Doch-
myi 3- Watson Iloisiven.
Grade I Junior-l. Arthur Pol-
llrd: 2. ammo: osvmgu; s. nm-
°'¢ UPVIMIUZ 4. Verna McKinnon.
,  R. Goody, Teacher.
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WUINOPIIDIIQQIQ.
New Wood-Chopping Record
Cutting through a log in 50 sce-
cmds, C. R. Winkel, of Wauchope,
N. S. W., won the world champion-
ship at Brisbane, Australia, recently.
The best previous record was 57 scc-
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-'-"" its
onds for a fifteen-inch cut, made
five yours ago at thc Sydney Royal
Show.
President von Hinclcnburg or Ger-
many recently celebrated his eighty-
fourth birthday annl\'crsnr_v.
Scotlsnds first four-legged chick-
en to arrive in the last 100 years has
just been hatched on the farm oi
John Loughran near Kilwlnning, ir.
the Corsehill district. The freak was
hatched from a very small egg. but
is healthy and otherwise normal. _
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