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_, Z g . _-- THE cHARLo'|fl°i~:'l‘owN uumumb T UUF0
To-day begins _a
Remnant Sale
~ Slleetlngs, Pillow Cottons. Table Linens Lingn Tow-
elllngs, Linen Glass Towellings. Come early, look
through the lines ,\'ou`|l find something you want-at a
big saving. ,
Slightly Sniled white English, Satin finished Bed-
spreads, regular prices  $2.35 to $535
Clearing at
$t.7fl to $4.15
QL., “_-..-i rv~_'!_ FIJI.-
_ _...___ ........... ...sie e inns, clearing out $2.75 for
$2.00 to $5.85 for $4.25
Clearing line of Linen Napkins- this is a tempting
- `;;:-.-fri:-._ ?.'Z.!l?? rl:-:sn fir S.`2.."..'; up to $11.25 doz. for $7.50
'HHH POI!!! WIKI"-U
Henimcd Sheets Henistitched
72x90 inches Pillow Cases
§ $1. 25c
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 irish linen
 Luncheon Cloths
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-FUNERAL NOTICE--The tuner-| _ _ _
.-1 of the L;1f§riwf~ vviilllliy; R“]==°;‘ ,,,,,,'f.,',‘°,,'§'l,'ff f§§§§‘,.,,§',,';,,,§f,, WE cannot give you $10.00 worth of goods for 50 cents, but we can
Outlon, of e on, w s e DIC FH" ;v,`
,today fsaturdsy). Service at thei  t';n?e’v' ha-'I ii; 'weétzé . offer you the best valueson
United Churc Alberton at 230
d M h_i pi, _s. v. and new My ,,.,,,,, Wu, com, lf " ABSOLUTELY BRAND NEW FRESH STOCK
mu im " “5°“ ° ‘ms °°" ' th¢ Island in the spring to take ave. , '
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. his new charge. The call was sn un- '
_smmes or comin noun _mmm om m Ammon mm . that we have ever offered since start ing our
|"'Th° °°i'°b°" simnu °f the c°““'7 gstion is very fortunate in securing, ` '
Court of Prince County are as tol- - ‘
1 ,_ Mbet Oct _mr P t Hm',the serv.ces of a man of Rev. Mr. 3  Y    
, - ~ _ ~ ~ °’ _ Fi~aser's ability. He is s. former res- _ _ _ . . . _ ..,~.,
|Oct. 14th: Abrams Vlllsle. Oct. 17th, ment Cf Ammton and Wm be WSL _. Ask for .our circulars If you are not on our malhng hst. v
Centerville. Oct. 21st and Summer- comed back to bl. mm, mmm ._ , ~
dd., on 24u.,_e. ,,e,,_ ~ We can give you Anything and Everything you may need for Fall at
-KENWINGTON ` AND FREE-
TOWN ~Pmbytm_n CongregmmiM;;u‘1;DEgFDE£;;1Fc~;Hé;g:j  BIC MONEY .SA VING' DISCOUNTS '
` Sunday, Oct. 5th services: Kensing- There passed away on Thursday mg...
,i°n~ 11 H- “U "id 7-3° U- "Li Free' a: his home in Union Come M
:own s p ni All services will be _,O Y' I   2 
; - ~ » _ hn McLure in his 'Mth year. 'I'l~r
I Conducted by the Rev' ;;tH‘1;I‘:di3l3' .deceased was in his usual health who
f Si er ide. On . t. e _ , " s
:rev i;nni.lo5y-d criniths, of ontario. 'il,`;1,“entngFh;ulrsd”; n;$?mg t 0CtOb81'° 16th I 7fh Ist/I ml( d F d S d
_ _  , 3 ,mn W _ ,W - . . . rs ay, rt ay, atur ay
1 will occupy the pulpit. jtook a weak turn. He was taken hi-nv
' ‘Y f*-°"@w%=l
OF TRALEE and other sweet melod ies as only he can sing them.
NOW FOR OURSEL VES  
I DR J C L-SIGN th hd ind does.. were einen. un in lpn- ' Hot Tea and Sandwiches free to all. ‘
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'Dieu-ll _-im 1- fl- B-of-» H-ii. Z_f._~.fy".'§`.T.'.°.°`§.1-§‘i.`lY.i§§§'.fI§i.§“&‘Z- “. We buy Live Hugs every Tuesday Lambs every Wednesday at St.Peters. il '
.5“mm""id°' M°nd°y' O°i'°b" sth- late Mr. McLure was one of the mos' ' H '
5°" Th” Phii°S°l’hy °f Hefmh “t 8 highly rspected falmers of that dis
P. M. 'I‘uesda~; October 7th, on Diet' ,mt mdims EI L W " C E  J I d 
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500 M. EXTRAS. 700 M. 7.lld CLEARS.
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meetlvg of the executive. The fwn
public sessions nn-. at 2.30 and 7.30 i mmm mp thmugh the Mlrmmei ‘-
p. m. nel. Fmnlr idingfru-d of Tor- Provinces. Mr. and Mrs. Gaudet will -€-- ..,,,,“...,.»»¢¢¢-.noone Doyle. 1'
onto, National Secretary of the Bfmlfd reside in Bloomfield,-S. PERSONALS 'é IIAVI TOUR EYES qrnde v~l_l Leolu Weatherby. 3 |
of Relirlous ~ Educstlons, United EXAMNID Agp Mm-gal-ef, Pill-ghl-' 3 Evelyn Molill’ i
and will speak. This convention has '“rRETTY‘ WEDDINc'_A preityl “Mi” Mnmdl Anenmm' M me GLASS” F In B’ l
hun.
become a real Institution ln the West September wedding took place at St. Olylfllbll Cllb -
sret is spending her vs [L E_ PARK MA N
Ind s llrxe turn-out of .vflllllt ll¢0°|'* John’s church. St. Eleanors, at ten cation in New Brunswick.-S.
from Cavendish and Vlrtn ' to Al
r” ' o'clock Wednesday mornin Be t
Church of Canada, will be present
of the Island a good many years ago
|`f.-pcning C.M.B.Ai wgllst party for t:e and had "ved in Union Comer for V
- -' season was held n he Olympia Ga - abbut mm _H H ' r ff ' ' ' ' '-' '
aret on Wednesday evening and ' y ve 'wus' e was very
, - ' “ ` ' so ell lmonm vet- , ° ° 
and Health. All lectures free. Vierinmy surgeon He was hom in - _
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*9 1° 4 31-1| Rustles the' son of the late John Mc-5  
_oi>r-:Nmn wnlsr ranrv-1'he'L“re` He came to the "stem 'mt'
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popular then, and wlll long bg fe oldest daughter of M: and Mrs Leo Omce of the CN
wedd g o r s roses and maiden hair fem. Miss Carrie Kirk. of Summereide and
_ ~ . Grade VI-l. Katherine Bagnall
_FUNERAL OF THE LATE MR ,of much interest to Summerslde The bridesmaid, Miss Bella Hunt, who accompanied the remains of herl
V _ ‘and Constance Colwlll. lcquali. 2.
‘R0GERS_The funeral of me late l readers was sdlemnized in the R0- looked charming in a princess gown mother. Mrs. David Kirk. home for l A1, d Pl k d_ 3| P md Rlogllg
l'€ A C 8.1’ ' l. B. . 8-
M |man catholic church at Bloomfield of yellow crepe 11° °h°M. md large burial. is leaving on Monday on re-I Grade v_l, Dm," Alley; 3, md
" A C' "ge" t°°“ ""‘°° °”l - lctue hit or th h d eh turn te he h l v ~
_ v _ on Wednesday mornglg at 8,30, when D l' 8 5ll'l'l€ B A e, 0 I Ome ll AHCOUVCI.-B. Farquhnrson and Hgllgn Cgnvnond'/,i
Thmsday' The" “as “ sm" i" Miss zellu Gallant graduate or walt- curled I lovely bouquet of Pink -- ` I
vice at the home at il o`clock for '
I iequsll; 3, Hazel Clark.
the immediate mmm after which lham Hospital, Mass., and a daughter roses and white esters and maiden' -Mr. William Keir Murray, Light
~ Grade IV iMiss Weeks)-i, Clifford
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the renmms were taken to st* M _S | nf ML Medle Gallant, nf Bloom- hair fern. The groom was ably sup Commissioner of th T
My 0 l'l1l‘0 L»8l’li¢iCgmpbell; 2. May Carr; 3 William
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church’ where I public service was i fl@lfl_ MS lmhed ln mary hge to Ml- ported by his brother Kenneth Mills 0 has been visit ng his son, Mr W. I -
. » R.og.i's and John McEwen.
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of Port Hill, was the ofHciating'° Mm le ` ` ' ' ian" Damcm 1 "‘ H °!mac° 'i
    »f  f °;:“;“‘..‘"°°  :::.:i“;;'§' .§‘::.°‘:::.i'.;.:.*;:. °;;:z.‘;z:'“::...;‘.;::;  ‘°   we 
berto‘,> L ` t d idle y epas r. . - > I
the sional  'f,f,“;" 1,2313 T53; 'det who also celebrated the Nuptisl with muslu-at. and close Ili-tins hut ' ,stanley Thompson, 2, Annabelle
` ` ' ' ' . Gallant of of blue panne velvet, brown shoes 'l_,.m.wn- 3 Hd", MUD” ,md lq h
ed at th _ Th h h Mass. Rev Theodore . ., , , , , , ug
,med WH; Zfixnersr °,I;c"r’;em;:  Fifteen Peiht emeliued at the organ; antd steogkxg; Ili: the iviknlns, :cy EaSf`Bffl Guafdldn loennis. fequall. `
of the Gentlemen.; club attended in ;”'s° p'°‘°“t Wa" Rev' F,`°°h" Mc' re um ° me ° ° ' es * ‘ B"’d° In ‘Mm ‘""""“’t°"" "’ ‘h
R bOdy_ The Town councillors were Donald. of Lot 7. The br.de was be- Pl"°ni"» “'h°"° * sumptuous weddinl _.'ST. PETERS BAY CHARGES- I Ford; 2. Rosspstiwnrt; 3, l-la Jay.
,lm present ,Hmmm W” in the iremlhgiy :mired in a lovely mvyiwvvef uwelted them- Durlnu the Rev. Jehu Adamson, pastor. servzeeil T \
(~hm,ch Dr England Ce iblue crepe ensemble with hat to | evening a large number of fi-lends of on Tuegdny ,A follows; 5;_ pew-5 ll* Rocnrorm gquimg 535001, | to
I metery at St' ' at h and fox fur She wore a com the happy YOUll8 C0UDle gathered to G, l h 3 Mm-1 7 ' the mana’ They then proceeded
rzieuiiers. The null bs _Im ’ ' ' ~' A m. tem/C . nm- H um-i ‘_- tn ho e or th bride, Mrs. Ken
Mawr Lldmme J F ETSI; Km; :age bouquet of autumn flowers. She charlvsri them Previous to her mar- lm ° m °
_ 1 ~ ly Day service.
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SUM at Radio sm", nnynrhut iMcKny_ W' A Stewart' K T_ Bm! 'uns attended by Mas Els Gallant rsse e rde was tendered a mls
and L_ AV H°me_ There were many lnlece of the groom, who was also at- cellsneous shower at the home of Mr. pnmgg STREET ';C|100|, I Grade X-(al-1, Catherine Me-
Iovely nom, mbutes__S tired in navy blue. The groomrman and Mrs. Richard Hunt and a large .___ |Gulgan: 2. Margaret Butler; 3. Elin- recipients of numemus wedding gm,
__< _&_` was Mr. Wilfred Gallant, brother of number of beautiful gifts, including Honor Roll for Seplembel--__ ‘beth Duffy.
Young Peovlels ,the bride. After the ceremony a silver, cut glass, linen. china and; Grade X_l_ pllol-el-me gil-nmong; gi Grade X <bl-l, Eileen O'Nelll; 2.
C _ wedding breakfast was served at the aluminum were received. Mr. and Do,-ls gel-susan; 3' Edlgh gh,-_v_ Hilda col-l-lggn; 3_ ggllnn Hugh",
Onventlon at Malpeque ¢hride`s home to about thirty-five Mrs. Mills will make their homo in gl-me 1X_l_ lglsle Townshend; 2, Grade IX-l. Gladys Held and
Th? Wm" mon" nf th W Vguests. Shortly before noon, after St Eleanors where Mr Mills is a b
. - » - ns Jay; s, Doris Macnougall. Ruth Toombs. fequsli: 2. Lillian
. i _ , t t _ summ=’
pa" of the mud Wm mv: f_“,";,fer|': receiving the congratulations of a prosperous young farmer. The gl-g¢¢ v1n_1_ Del-is. Court and Brown' 'l M Pet my Where she spen hs
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R  annual fall c»h\.¢,,¢‘,,,, M Mal,,q,,, host of friends. the happy young cou-p Guardian Joins a host of friends in Mel-y 0'Nelll, (equal): 2, Frances Grade VIII-l. Margaret Buote; 2, “nh her SMU' Mrs' sum" ‘ e
0" Mllnduy. October Sth. The von- ple motoreri to Borden. where they wishing them ever h '
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_ ~ » ' Y lPPlf\¢S5~-B~ Auld; 3, Stella Jsy. Annie Mlllllns: 3, Grace Campbell
ventlon opens at 10.30 n. m. with is wok the lun. bo” fo I h N _ _
. _ . . -l . .R.. at Summerside, "
Dl'0\'@d 8 Knit SUCC!-‘-1 The" We” hlembel-ed fm- hls mal-ly klndnesm, pold Clompton, became the bride 0! is visiting his home in Moncton, N. lc  Permle S
eighteen tables of whlst. The for- H=s “.,fe_ formerly Mmuane Gamble' pl,-edex-lck Ernest Mlll5_ ‘along 5°" nf B,_,g_ l onventlon at Ontague
fortunate prize winners were: L di . '
H t M' VH C V _ Genes. predeceased him five ye", an Th," Mr. and Mn. Benjamin Muir, of st O l Tl" ,,,,,,,, people of m‘ hmm
rs . nies! Ml si; Haig:-rr.d t eg e- 'me lm to mourn six som md tm,” Eleanors. The Rev. Archdeacon I -Mr. Gordon Ramsay with his Faction* ot the Island, from Hunter
mens,r,r...a ; - _ l .-
I tv 5 " ° °" fdaugbters namely. Edward. Russel White- DD-» P¢"f°"m¢d the °°*'°m°°Y W1” *nd flmilll U9 "15-'S1118 NS 1101710 `dl‘;°:nc'e'tSf‘;“""h:i“d Munfi gnhf |115 and Rita Chapelle, (equal).
-<0 8 lull. MfS~ Simon Wcdlte and Mr. and Mlmsey of We,¢,em Cmada. in the presence of a large number of in Montrose.-S. "mum n Mg” ' "ma ; “B2 
- ‘ - l . tsgue on es s , -
Cec.l Carver. At the conclusion ofimmiel ‘of Bedequ.. Rufus and Roy friends. The church was prettily de- ___ - y
play an enjoyable dance was held.
on the llnmesiem-1; Mm _lolm Dl¢|¢l,_ curated with cut flowers, potted -Miss Marguerite Gaudet and her 10 30 with a meetlnr of the executive. `
ie: clmldtfeuiwn: Mrs. Robert Molsrlanu me autumn leaves. 'rhe brother. Mr. l-mi-old Gaudet, have re ;f'*;=f= vfllalwd v:`l:lf=ln=¢»=_l;»n; sion :gs i
vm P I illsnn nf gllmmel-sid, and M,5_ mul, choir sang “The Voice that Breathed tumed home from anextendea visit V 5_3n°_rx':,f'|_.r:nk Blgmfm M, .|'.m,m,M_
D,_'t ' ' " BOWNESS' F““e"ljof Union Comer; also three sisters, 0'” Edenf' *5 the bridal Pmy en' f° N°w Y°f|‘-"s- |Nst'onal Secretary of the Board of
lrec 1; an; l:iJml;al1(mer, bhas taken'M,.s_ James Bishop of lvelllngwn and tered the church. The bride, who -_ iltellrioun Education. United Church
°"" e ll El' li i118 11511168! 0! Q 1 1 1 k_ _D _ Le R - _ of Canada. will be present at all ses-
Mr' W' A wright' of Centerville’ Mrs. Scofield and Miss Katt, Me- “gas Even away by1herhather.di;ohm “ved rhon; ologtltls. of M:c;uga.n.;’l' mans. ,nm ennvnnrn W” mt “_
Bedeque. and will operate it in con- Lure of Bogdan' Mass" to an of whom e very “meme n gg er we inf the 5 l ul gedspeea cm B ` mn" "W muum' "fi the wah"
hmmm with his summmide. bm the Gua.rd.ah extends its sincere suv;/n ,ef vhlte se<l>I¢e Tlkerenmover hi 1 th "Mr it ;l1R;1= fUf1°f;1°fiehs outdo lnsdneultilg hertedtz-ie
' th '_ r f s tri, er veil of w te s net heav- s s er. . . . ers, of um- .ver an lrecor crow on. or
ness. Mr. Bell, who has purchased gm? lt? UMFI MSS 31:6 on f 1;' embroidered was held in place by merside.-S. ' I It Mbllilllll- 7353*”
Mr. Wright/5 lesidencg will hgvg idzgczy; p' m' mm S ru' A Coronet or pearls and orange blah l_ 
i charge of the undertaking equipment. '_ ‘ ‘
7226_9_27_sat_tue5!1m0' M soms. Ghe carried a shower bouquet -Mrs. Campbell, who was fonnerly 5 Dom stmmom. 3* Ruby _,mom
-PRETTY VYEDDING-A in I b ide
tober 7th. The convention opens at
Grade III (Miss MacDonald)-1.
Honor Roll for month of Septem-
iequall; 3. Helen Hughes.
Grade V-1, Margaret Doucette; 2
Grace“Perry; 3, Margaret Gallant.
Grade .IV-1. Dorothy Weetherblc,
2. -Catherine Feavyour; 3, Sarah Gil-
Grade IV-1, Freda Gallant; 2
Thelma Bambrick; 3, Mary Gallant
and Emma Peters, (equal).
, Grade III-l, Helen Cullen: 2. Id:
Peters: 3, Bertha/Gallarlt.
Grade II-1, Hazel Martin: 2. Mar-
garet Burke and Rita Heunesscy.
lequnllc 3. May Chisholm.
Grade II-1,' Thelma Doyle. 2
.Margaret McKegsn; 3, Mary Gaudet.
Grade II-1, Helen Doucette: 2,
Dorothy McMillan: 3, Elizabeth
Doyle.
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PINEAU-GAUTBIER
A very pretty wedding was solemn-
lzed on October lst at St. August-
sn's Church, Rustico. by Rev. Clar-
fsrlce Peters, when he united in the
lholy bonds of matrimony Miss Allcf
Pineau, daughter of Mrs. Ken Pin-
eau, of North Rustico. and Mr. Wil-
co.
The bride was tastefully attlred ll:
Hanna fist crepe with hat to match
She was attended by Miss Delinll
Gauthier. ccusin of the groom, wht
wore green flat crepe with hat tc
match. The groom was ably sull-
ported by Mr. Laurances Gallant
The bridal party motored all ovei
Piritau, where e. weddins suDP¢l' “'95
pi-irtaken of, only the immediatll
friends being present. They were the
including silverware, linen. cut 813%
etc. The bride was tendered a mii'
oellaneolls shower by her girl friend-l
efore her marriage in North Syd-
The numerous friends wish Mr-
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r s o honey <Pl°neer and Journal please copy). crude vn_i_ olive Msenean; z. cl d - “nd ms' °““°h’°’ muy yea" °
leglstsred Optamelrkt
, ' ll tlgl P. IL I.
berton ll expected. This is the vonmr E' D n `
_ evo-oo
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ra e VII-l. Dorothea McKenna.
Grade VI-1. Hilda Blanchard: 2.
'lruthy Regan: 3. Patricia Trainer.
2. elizabeth. Menensld; a, Mn-y “'°°'”d bm'
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PAIALYSIS fi
enaere venue reserve. DI\lll\’l°
I and IAIAINI male s stimulating tml°
Treatment which hu a tendency N 'WP
even-an of an einen send u and
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strsegbten the p:r lned Delta.
Grade V-l. Edna Hynes: 2. Ver-A H vena emu' |i'i3:.°|\su»»l»|sr¢-"
“Wh-, d,,y_ 73gg.l|_|24th, when Katherine Viola Mildred, -Mr. H. B. Ayles, of the Expre u”in”¢»¢,,”4¢~¢- nits McKenzie and Doris Boylan.
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PIPELESS FURNACE
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FAW(`E!I`T LINE. Seven different
lil",  ‘ size.-i to choose from heating from
‘Ili ~ sono to so,ooo rosie reel renin; in
price from $120.00 and up installed-
Guhrnhteed so give satisfaction.
I Prices and terms arranged.
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All nz" now in ‘mek it B“ce~s_ '-HERCULES SEA ISLAND Bmelt
.,3“_m_4_u i Gill Nets catch more fish. For me by We h3V€ just had tl`\€ WOI\d€rful privilege of listening to the great
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United Church: 10.45, N. Bedeque, _HBE AT NoRTnAM__A nn ‘ _ _
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_PLEASE REMEMBER tm dental Alexander C. MacArthur. with th ,
offices of Prlrwe C0u‘nf-y and Crspaudx xgicgf ;?;pl:,l;I£gmfhf;d $:s°°;l§,:1' F    f     50  I
`sretcloI;ed orgewlexnesday eftemoons at ‘mlm ‘owls at nomo' ‘Ad tht(
~“P ° °°°”‘ ' 'vm 9 so oct mi eleighs, valued a1ls.oo. The buudm I
` ' ' '  was insured for $50.00.
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