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TOWN GUARDIAN _ an ers 15,1934
SMARSHAI-L C°'“F°'|’ and Prince Gounty Ghroniele
costs /ess
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-FIIAYI USED SUNGID wt '19 by mb Ton tm. y¢u~_
 three years during gzowingmd ll L.gqg,¢.;,¢.gg
_ ` Pun-ing seasons and found them ____ ,
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"‘*°'°"°" `-_ ,is `¢ --»- .ny eupup pens. neubuylng sun-
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years »
of l X Y
u.Z.i°°.l.Zi..f°l’“eee..'“ °lI..`I.‘e"
ment. Prilved to suit every
puree.
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.SRNO MAYMSS’
it
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" ' 4 '4\ "¢'*»"»_:¢:*¢:¢¢
_ good. I intend to continue use of __eg55m_1~¢ IN AM¢-,UNT gp
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/A ‘ sump." -» Walter Gregor, Brackley d in 1 1 fu, 'rhg
M ’ , Beech, P121. L»8930-9-1-PU :;gel.\?slve"glrl’da1}i:e°ttil’vl:t°ymu fwee-d Wm
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new: of luenl interest but Advectio-
ingetl newly nntuellly bein-
lerted no I outa o word strictly
pueblo ll llvmee.
BINHDODFIDUIUIUU-
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- Q ::,:'."‘,,",,‘,|_'§,,,,, ,wah i, room, with pri-nu sitting room,
neun, with or without booed. Apply to ,
lang, 2 --_-- MlnMleKenlie,Not're&li\eBlreet,
ee  ..-°"’...";‘.':.':.';.fr“s"s:°.i‘.°.'.°.;=‘.:.‘ °“"“'”°"’“' "°°° 6
~-*_*  sure . o -PARK! - DAVIS Standardized
""_,~.*` 'lbdd Ltd., summereide. cod-uve; ou‘_|uet received, mm, ..°sUBScB.IP'l'loNs to The
_r  - _ 1.-sea-I-it-11. rn-ug oo.,xem1n¢ton. u. gas;
-.  . .   bonu
ew `i_--V5( 1,1  ` _'RISK fluff! llld v¢¥¢lb1OB __A sumugslnl -_‘NC P11050 as 03 left at H- J' Ml
fiif?\,,§,i,..;,,ii,ii. f'\ _. elweye in mer. cone Mersey ae ,,,d,,,,, Bmw N, mm" muon Druc
\`ff1“t`_-_`~»1‘~~_ ‘vi ‘ T°dd IM- 5\lmm°"1d°- ,, den). evereged seo pei- pert on us
' " ' ' 1-°°°"°'15°" lpelte in the 1934 May sele. prectlo-
no
in-oem. r..-aio-ei
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Anieed to
gxooerl.
lottetown Guardian may be
gd W their Rept. Archie Hume,
store, Montague. L-7
HUNTING AND
_ANGLING MAY
BE COMBINED
(ny The cuudim Pr-eu)
SAINT JOHN. N. B.. B0l1t.14 -
song of reel and crack of su!!
be heard simultaneously in
Brilnswick during the late
NEW
la Super! to all dl
I - -DOMIl.NION md Imperial Am-l wad ou? and we have tridd out summer and early autumn. With
- m“°1°1°°» 17"" n°’41\°d °-'° f-“° "°°°- most all sold."-Andrew M. Jardine, the
/ ‘ 0055 M°K°Y S “dd U4-I Bum' Freetown, P.E.I. (Sunglo customer). set ah ad
merside. D-8GH~l5-l1- L-seas-9-1-s-tr rember lu, visiting span-temen my
it ...__-» .M combine angling and hunting in
-WHY Pl-AY "V00 mm -wnvs rmsr rmzlt A1' e4 one
Y°\“' °l\l°°°" 1°' |“P°’1°' Wm W- mms or doa - Mrs, .renee
using new and unproven :feeds on Remy of Mmneiiys Mmm wha is di-,Cid
than valuable foxes. Feed aproven M yn” of W, and very bright ber 15 to 31 an open season on
4”- 9““¥‘°“ °“°~ L'°°3°'°"""“ md active. took the ru-st prize for pei-hedge. Along the 'resueihteo
her patchwork quilt at the Alber
opening date od the deer season
e from October I. to SGP-
trip.
The provincial government also
ed to declare the period Octo-
river the salmon angling season
'gp' o :§‘  ~/f -COME 9° “W Wuldffen F°°t io Exhibmon an wedhmdny Thi; lasts until October 31, permitting
._ _ _ _ ii' _
_ *.°:5_*;'~5;:' ‘_,.»»"' neu club Dance, 'lrevellere Rest “ V k ,ir i M326 at himmrs ,D ,my bird shooting with
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noon _ \ _
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,elf
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.¢;;5_.-' ii Se t be limi 9_3() quilt, which also too s
:;5;¢ Ii§,“"if;i_'I`“§§,,,‘f,f;i ,,,,§,",",§,,,,§.e ,,,;me_,,_ the cherronetewn Exhibition, wee e
.~».»»*’ ' worked by Mn. neuly during the co
» _ ` Gm” 35 cents' L°dif.31¢;.'iee.'I§f`i| winter- month; end hee assi view eh
9"" ‘ 'I in iq very pretty design. Mrs. In
°§ in yes-r
'ls -*I an noon onowrn end Reilly lived M me-“Y YW”
5 ,301 of my with I Sherbrooke on the outskirts of en
bil, of fishing.
ntrary to previous expectations
open season of one month for
oose probably will be in effect this
ae usual. Steps had been tak-
by various game conseravtion
anizatione towards havin! the
__ `P||¢q| mi" _ 8,' exceptionally good or or
' ti£i§if"`le"lL""` Z  I d.”-D. Bell cape Traverse. Bummerside and is well known 2 _
nflilhi, °  §_»_ y°“_" °° io un ' ri im., and he, many mend, will he Bovemxnent place a ban on moose
..edi...._fi
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9 -CHOIW GRDCEBIES And I -SPLENDID EXHIBIT 0l‘ P0- be
Hardware at lowest Prices. Cobb TATOES AT ALBERTON EXHIBI- 8
Money at 'rodd Ltd summer-side. Tron-The exhibit of potatoes at YW
REI' (suns ° omf.-cess-e-1-e-tr pieeeed to hee: or her euceees. s. hd-“tins this fell but the idee li is
B81
d, was abandoned.
Many of the antlered kinds have
n reported in the province this
. Woodsmen believe that moose
_ " L_352_9_15_iii the Aibemn Exhibition is worthy ticiks, large parasites which have
l
fHAvR5l_0TTETGWN_
want us to do
r-é ~ -'
Our customers are buying Herd Coal this year be-
cause we have reduced the price to
$12.50
wl_iicli_m.akes it cheaper in the end than Soft (:0a]_
-rt gives a. perfect even heat-less work and no
snioice, soot or ashes.
' i_'I'H~l LOWEST PRICE IN 20 YEARS
'I  C93' as low as  of azo, which he considered excel
We 0801' Victoria-Bras D’0r-Springhill.
` Blower Sleek- .oo Coke.
ll. ll LARGE 8 C0
a meeting of the committee was
held at which Dr. Ferguson gave native delegate. S.
of very special mention as. in the
--142 ms. or A No. 2350 mix or. opinion of Mn ,1_ Q parent they Ne
Sunslo were the Mehufwtufew S42- eurpeeeed any that had been pre-
If we estimated this 142 lbs. of ex- viously shown. Mr, W. B. MacLei- d
pensive ihsfedlenle We ‘=°“1d “U len. of dime, who took first wise i°
sunglo $2 a bas ehesxwh D0 Y°“ for me Showing of Green Moun- 11
t'hi5?? L'8°39'9'1'°'“ tains had an exceptionally fine ex- 2°
hunt and Mr. Hurry Prldhem Of
JUSED YOUR PRODUCTS ex’ Montrose won first prime for cob- b
°1“51Ve1-V- Had dear mm" dense blers which were for above the av-
lmdellful' md 310555' mad* gmrd mr' refuge, 'I‘he pumpkins shown were ,
2”; ¥i;;'£“;i"t°§l‘fi°d "5 (gg`i‘:)i'n,i;‘Zi“f outstanding. The tumipe and, A055 011° FAMILY
-1- wee»»=,,M»»1;hv-S,v;=,,‘;1,;v,;ff-5, ;‘?.2§‘.“‘5$..l.°.i.’ yin. §““°“ "” ”
(Suglo cus 11181' ' ' ' ' ' '
_ amend. iscouehe Rm. -EXECUTIVE MEETING '- A cord or a family of 12, seven om-
ugedasl/rlnglo Fall MFurrinB 'Rea-UDB meeting of the Libem1°x°°‘mv° U’ thers and five sisters. whose com-
(1933) for the first. His pup pelts East Prince WHS held ln summer' bined ages reach a total of 809
averaged sszso. wee he satisfied? side on Thursday 2v°“l“8- M* years hes been med et Drummond-
Aek him. 1.-asses-1-e-tr James Me<=Cf\fd1¢. Pffsldeni Uf “W vuie, Que. The tvoive, the oldest
' ____ East Prince Liberal Association, of
presided Mr Morley M Bell, sec-
Murray, who was appointed Dioces
After the inspection of the library Ottawa, Mrs. creamer, Past Dloces- 61
an President, was appointed alter
yed havoc with the animals in
w Brunswick, are not so num-
cnous this season.
Last winter was a. severe one for
er. many having faced starvation
the “yards", but they are he-
vcd to bbe still plentiful. Largo
umbcrs of black bear, another
popular gaimo animal, also have
een reported.
pl
TOTAL 809 YEARS
QUEBEC, September 14.-The Ye-
wliom is '78 and the youngest 56
e bom to the late Mr and Mrs
-SPEAKS WELL 0! LIBRARY rotary, took the minutes of the wer ' '
-vor. J. Milton Ferguson. Wh° had meeting. Hon. waiver M. Lee wee ,`f,',,_,L' G” Mansew' Mr' Mama"
been vi5lfl!18 U10 V3-TWU! library present and addressed the gather- Fe
centres Of WIC 09500819 Demon' ing on general matters of interest whose maiden name was Jennie
sn-ation, wee in o'Leary on TMS- to the party. s. Macc » 1
dev mi Vi-*lied the ‘°““‘°h "“°’°- -- hom in ste. Emeue de r's:nerg1e_
He was very pleased with the lib- _Appomygp DELEGATE T0 Que_ Mr _ Mimseau died in 1897’
re.;-y which showed a membership NATIONAL CONVENTION-Mrs. While his Wm, predewused him by
a notary. a native of Bale du-
bvre, while Mrs. Mansenu
nvllle, was of Irish descent
years
` " five _
lent for such a short time, as the an President at the recent conven- gixteen child,-en in au wen, hom
library was only opened in Merch- tion ln summerside hee been ep- ,O
Dr. Fel’81lB0n praised the work Of pointed the delegate to the Na- stiii living M.,._ Biochem 76, 73' 72'
the librarian, Mr. N. A. Shelioon. tional Convention to be held at 57_ 55, 6_4, ,md 55; sisters 73, 70' gg
noon-d
the union and the ages of the 12
and 59.
The previously summed up nge
of any family in the Pro-
h
d.. °
-  ' - tical d i . Miss B te-
, f - wreereeere end nefen. ss queen st _~°°‘° 1”” ,mg 55°F, ,ron me of who me been the of
4 .V   - - ,sonaccomp . rguso
hhtour S,
' ` ~ de
I" e _='» _ i -W' 10
Georges and Madame Tremblay, of
Cha.:-levoix village , having add-
eppedloitis end ie doing n1oeiy__s_ el’ wmbmed ages up °° 718
FQ MEN
U G L
Fall Furring Ration
ha; proven itself 'during the Fall Months 'August 15th to December 15th ie the `
gf 1931, 1932 md 195-3, in actual feeding
results. Hundreds of Ra!\C|1€rS all 0V€l`
'Prince Edward Island, and as far WCSt 85
Saskatoon attest to the wonderful merits
of this Ration for Fall Feeding.
Sunglo Fall Furring Ration is manulac-
gired ahef yard of Laboratory :md Field
work, eo produce deer colored pelts with
good body of fur and leather-Pelrs with
nuieh, .ed peas that brine the high =\v¢f=1s=
prices.
season for Sunglo Fall Furring Ration.
Feed the entire ranch, adults and pups,
breeders and pelters this Ration combined
with meats and milk. Feeding Instructions
mailed free, and in every bag of feed. Get
your order in at once and start feeding, as
the season has arrived.
If you have Feeding Problem! you wish
advice on, or wish to see animals that
have been grown exclusively on Sunglo
Feeds, we invite you to call on us at any
time.
PERSONALS L
--Master Upton Jones of Emerald
was operated on in the Prince
County Hospital on Wednesday for
-Mr, Alonzo Holmes of Baltic
has entered the Prince County Hoe-
pital for special treatment.-S.
-Masta' Ulpfi'/on Jones, little six
year-oldsonofMr.e.ndMrs.Fred
Jones, Emerald, was operated on for
appendicitis in the Prince County
Hospital Thursday moming, and is
doing
JAMAICA 8@N
AS NEW MARKU!
(Bl The Oonulhn Press)
With Ouba's new tariff regulations
has been suggested ns the next best is
missioner for the West Indies. told
the Saint John Board oi 11-na.-
that considerable demand for seed
and table varieties existed in
Jamaica.
Last year the island imported
10,000 barrels of table potatoes and
1.500 barrels for seed purposes, Mr.
Fraser said. Despite e. protective
tariff of one'penny ie pound, the
New Brunswick table variety was
extremely popular.
The New Brunswick Seed Potato
Growers’ Association, at its annual
mee-ting. devoted much attention
to the mben market situation. C.
B Goodwin of the Federal Potato
Certification Scrrioe .sold r
e Tremiblay family of St. Joseph
la Rive, Charlevoix Countly, the
living children of the late Capt.
Fur Farming
(Continued fromjagii l0i
red pelts. After ali, what would
e _
do without the French, pzirtic
w
as well as can be expected. ularly the Parisiens. They create
our styles and have been the beck-
bone of the Silver Fox industry by
their yearly featuring this beauti-
FOR. P(yrA1K)fE§ ful fur in their styles,
Mr. Raoul Reymond who has
SAINT JOHN. N. B.. Sept. 14- been with us for quite a number of
e
are has in his quiet way been
Y
threatening to out off potato im- adding yearly to his fox popula-
portetions from Canada. Jamaica tion, and now the Rcymond Ranch
one of the largest in Cnnadu
market for New Brunswick tubers. housing a fox population of over
F. W. Fraser, Canadian trade com- 4,000. Mr. and Mrs. Reymiond are
ee
d ply interested in the industry-
know it thoroughly nnd give every
attention to the various problems
connected with it- They employ n
large amount of labor, are generous
Spenfllers, and a. big factor in thf-_
well-being of the community, What]
s pity we could not have had a-
good mnny more of Mr, Rc_vm0nd's
compatriots come hers and estab-
lish themselves.
--.___
Col. U. G, Dawson, Managed- of
a visitor to Charlottetown on Wed»
nesdnx. He says that sales by pri-
vn‘/ treaty have been brisk in Lon
f 1'
   _,_  mm ' » 'f. t mgmiiiweee douietely eteeue ectovr>rioee.`H§
SUNGLO FOX BREADS (White,
Wholewhui Raisin, or mixed bread.
dried and ground.)
VITAMINERAL-the world’s greatest
-‘ Mineral and Condition Powder f0i’
) Fame.
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STUDENT TYPE SUITS
in all wool “Harotex” e
16.
UST arrived-Beautiful new imported fab-
J ries-flue English all wool ‘fHarotex Tweeds”
In blue, medium and dark brown. The new fall
colours that will be most admired. Points to re-
membe!~Prince Suits are ilnel! $311054 "ld
modeled in crisp new styles for students-elses
t d
33 to 36. 3 pieces-coat. WS all °“° S
pair long trouserl  

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Little Boys 1<ui&ed$3_i
two-piece Suits-
We have a fine showing of Kiddie “Knit-ti;
Fit” pure wool knitted two-piece suits. l;lc
shades of scarlet,_ cocoa broivnlhmcgnzgli
green and navy trimmed. 011 Y °_ __
quality material and workmanshlll lb
offered in this line. Ages 2 to 6  oo
years-per suit I
`~ s f*  ei”
other uuee at $1.50. $2-26 and 52-50- £33/
F IVE great values
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to gi gi ‘\ 5 i
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Boys’ Pullover Sweaters
Our stock of boy’s Pullover Sweaters is com-
plete, Large variety of shades-blacks, naveys,
wines, blues, browns, greens, greys, henthers in
V-neck, Zipper Neck, Polo Rollar and Turtle
Neck styles. Sizes 2 years to 16 years.
Prices  95c, $1.35, $1.65, $2.00 and $2.50
‘ I Boy’s
Bedford Cord
Breeches $2. Pr.
W
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Boy’s Fawn Bedford Cord Breeches Fine school VP
breech for fall wear, with double seat and ff
knees, laced bottoms and belt loop.  00 
_ _ _
Sizes 261034-pair................. 3-
Boy’s Grey Whip Cord Breeches. Lots of hard .,
1 wear in this cotton and wool whipcord, Made in "
popular lines with double seat and   
knees. Sizes 26 to 84. Per pair ._ _ _ _ .. I 3.
J '_
f
The
6 Bargains
Boy’s Tweed Caps, assert d
colors  
Small Boy’s Knitted Suits, 4 to 8
year sizes, navy fawn, or
green  
Boys’ Herringbone Stripe, short,
straight Pa ts. C tt _
tweed  
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Basement Offers
for BOYS °
Boy’s heavy Golf Stockings,
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59e
Boys’ “First Long” Pants, 
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Wide rib, fancy toll. 
School Sweaters. Sizes 26 to
32, assorted fancy colors .. ._
well made tweeds  
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Men, who want to Save,
Visit the Basement Store!
English xiroadcloth Shirts, fast col-
ors, blues, greys, white and 
tan, collar attached  G
This Shirt with Tie $1.00
Men's Working Shirts, Khaki, Grey,
Blue well made full size. A
valueat.......T . . . . . . . . . _
._ 
Men’s Heavy Cotton Tweed Pants,
,neat stripes, a good one
...  $1.39
Good weight, grey ribbed Sox. 
Special at pair  c
Men’s Red Back Blue Den- I 2
im Overall, all sizes 36 to 44$ e 5
Heavy all wool working Pants,
all sizes, good, dark patterns
Men’s Heavy Jumbo Knit
Sweaters, blnck, a wonder at
Sweater. Usual $3.00 value.
_Very special at   ..
$2.
Men's All Wool, Zipper Front 
$2.
all new patterns
l\icn`s well made new Tweed Caps
4
$3. _
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Mc-n’s heavy working Braces, 
wide web, leather trim  ..
8'!0\lnd niinned
fer ls sdlms the gffeeegil we W: glvimou ehglnnlildwllegley sfllldgeoi In the Eggnom Sho
'Also Seve Honey and Foxes by Using eoneemed. The new term reguie- fu-m end the oheefpee gredee lower _ y P 
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time. however, would not edfect the M; next sales W
sUNGLo mee Powder me meme or seed eeefoee "___ Omen S F lannelette G n wwe
svefuo vm- Exfemv-1- _ °.'nr°"°"..... °:..r's...rn.: ...The  W “W S’ '
SUNGLO Ear Lotions iilgn last year owirrzstiokilrmght in my. ou, yup; and adult, 100k ,md §i|;h¥:\g1:::'¥n;0li&e lrihlge lFhlannelette Fine soft Flannellette Gown, neck
weebem United _ _ _ _ C ' _
BUNGLO m°"'f°°““t ` rw shivurenfe or potatoes have Irlhewofv‘;;u;]$’°er0l'llleh?ee: ‘ford with bias tape . .. . . e.d  inmsgedi with white Phillip 
/BOOST Island Industry and your own proilte by Buying at Home, All g-;nél;ufdy'°r;il:hhi;¢:i‘;rx<;<;nprr;¢;- rox show, Heavy Balbri an V t
'M' L‘°" ' of ieefyeere nerd. mace meh-
Wrhe fer Pneee, Descriptive Cbeelars, our eu or deed amen-reef. were omeieuy
.ll
’ " Limited T..
eertlfied. Cubn was the best cue ',
ri
Pair of Eyeglasses
When you need them is one
MN” Bnmswick “yet ihiswmbemexmbmmamheoommg . ._ ._ ng esgn 
ZZ es s and Girl’s sizes in Rayon stripe Bal'
29|:
small, medium or large 
Products accepting bread, manufactured at Summenide by Summer- as low md mmm mwpms du: my Bloomers with silk stripe,  briggan Vests and Bloomere
“cod
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