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QUEEN ANNE
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$298.00
CHAPAL SEAL
SELF TRIIMMED
$98.00
SOUTH SEA
SEAL
$395.00
Gaav cAnAcUl.
WOLF TRIMMING
$245.00
1>EnslAN LAMB
SABLE TRIMMED
` $140.00 to $350.00
S. A. MCDONALD
THE EUR suOl>
Big Clearance
Sale ! _
Clearing Out Our Stock of
DRY GOODS
While this sale is on we will give you
the lowest discount possible of every-
thing in our store.
Watch for Our Circular
Commencing Monday, October lst
until October 8th.
The Estate of L. Anderson
ST. PETERS, P. E. I.
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-BEN HUB. World's mightlest
attraction. due at Kensington
Strand. Sept. 38 and 29.
'|969-9-25-31
l -BBN nun. Mighty Romance,
‘by Lew Wallace, screened at Ken-
sington this week.
7989-9-25-31
--SETS IN BEN HUB reproduced
from famous paintings, made of
the Christ. life like. Kensington
Friday and Saturday.
7989-9-25-ai
-THE CBARLOTTETOWN
GUARDIAN may be obtained from
the Hunter Book Store, next Bank
of Nova Scotia, Water Street. Sub-
scriptions will be received and ad-
vertisements taken for insertion in
the Guardian.
-$5 AND COSTS OB TEN DAYS
-On the charge of drunkenness,
two men, one from Charlottetown.
and the other a local, appeared in
the police court at Bummerside be-
fore Btipendiary C. D. McCallum on
Monday and were each lined $5 and
costs, or ten days. They took the
days at first but later paid up.-S.
-KNOCKED DOWN BY CAR.-
On Monday afternoon the little six
year old son of Mr. George W. Read
of Reads' corner. who is a student
of the Summerside High School, had
just allghted near his home from
the school van when he was struck
by a passing auto, which he did not
see in time to avoid as he ran across
the road. The little fellow was
knocked down, but mercifully the
car did not run over him. His face
was cut by the mudguard, but apart
from a severe shaking up he receiv-
ed no serious injury. providentially.
-S.
-S’SlDl! LADY BEREAVED.-
Deep sympathy is expressed for
Mrs. (Rev.) Archibald Adams, whose
husband was recently called to the
pastoral charge of the Baptist
Church at Summerslde in the loss
sustained by the death oi' her mo-
ther, Mrs. E. J. Ellis, who passed
RWM’ B few days _ ago at her resi-
dence in Port Maitland, N. S., at
the age of 65 years, leaving to mourn
a sorrowlng husband and ten child-
ren, hve sons and tive daughters, be-
sides an exceptionally wide circle
friends and acquaintances-S.
-SOCIAL ENJOYED-The box
social and dance that was held in
Maple Leaf hall, Grand River, on
Wednesday night proved a decided
success both socially and financial-
ly. That the large crowd present
enjoyed themselves immensely was
evident in the good humor that
prevailed on all sides. The orches
Bill. AUSTEN RECOVERS 'voyage to Califomla. where he ex-
.__ pccts to spend some time. for the
lbcnefltol his health, before pro-
COLON. 56D'-~ 24~-Uma'-ly lm' cceding to Canada. When he left
rrovvd in health- Sir AUSWH Cham-' England he had to be carried alma
bbflilll- thi! British S9CYe"‘“'Y '"1 the ship on a stretcher. and he w
State for Foreign Affairs. arrlvcd fm-ceq to use a wheeled chair. B
hare today aboard the liner Oreo-I may he walked ,shore unassisted,
ma. He will on Friday continue hi-‘I looking very fit.
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-CHAUTAUQUA AT SUMMER
The feature on Tuesday was the
comedy-drama “Take my Advice,"
played in the evening to ¢ large and
delighted audience. Th afternoon
there will be a Junior Chautauqua
demonstration and the three days'
successful engagement closes tonight
with a full concert by the Christine
Bingham Quartette.-S.
--HOME IMPROVEMENTS -
Several residences in Baysidehave
had their appearance materially
improved this summer by the ad-
dition of concrete foundations. Am-
ong the most recent work in this
class is the residence of Mr. Albert
McNeill. The contract for this
work was awarded to the enter-
prising firm of Ford, Morrison and
McIntyre, Inc., and this fact in it-
self is proof that the work has
been done in the most modern and
scientific manner. The house which
is situated on the north side of the
Bayside road on a gentle elevation
commands a superb view of Grand
River and Richmond Bay. An or-
chard, planted by Mr. McNeill. and
just coming into fruitage flanks it
on the right and in it the choicest
fruits indigenous to our clime may
be found in abundance. In addi-
tion Mr. McNeill has recently set
out a large acreage of cultivated
strawberries. When further im-
provements contemplated by this
prosperous farmer have been effect-
cd. Mr. McNeill will have one oi
the cosiest and best-appointed
homesteads 9.1 the district. N
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Itllnl|.rll'n Llnlnlcm for Avltlrnm
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::Every careful and observant
,mother knows when her child suf-
lfers from worms. She also knows
that if some remedy be not speedily
applied much harm will result to the
|infant. An excellent preparation for
|this purpose is Mlller’s Worm Pow-
ders. They drive worms from the
system and set up stimulating and
soothing effects, so that the child's
progress thereafter is painless and
satisfying.
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4 PERSONALS
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. -Dr. J, J. Gillis oi Merritt, B. C.,
has arrived on a visit to his former
home in Miscouche. He is accom-
panied by Mrs. Gillis and their lit-
,tle son.
-Mr. and Mrs. James Saunders
and Mrs. J. May. Burlington, and
°f,Mrs. James Kenny. Summerside,
iwere visitors to Port Hill and Bav-
sidc on Sunday. N
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Eastern Guardian
..'EASTER.N AGENT-M!'.,_J. Wi
Murdock is Guardian Agent in Mon-
lague and will be pleased to receive
I. 0. D. E. Hold
Monthly Meeting
V als
The regular monthly meeting of
‘the Royal Edward Chapter I. 0. D.
E. was held Monday afternoon in
the rooms of the Chapter `ih the
Navy League Building. the Regent
presiding and a representative
number of officers and members
being present. Minutes of the
meeting of May 28th were read and
adopted and businessarising there-
from dealt with. Correspondence
brought forth a communication
from Head Omce that the Regent
had been elected a membenoi’ thc
National Executive Council.
Acknowledgments were read
from members recently bereaved,
from the Committee in charge of
the Drive for the Blind, and from
Mrs. Beaman in connection with
the ssle oi Alexandria Roses, who
reported that one and one-half
million pounds had been raised
from this source to be used for
hospital and charitable purposes.
Treasurer reported a satisfactory
bank balance and was authorized
to pay outstanding bills. The Prov.
Ed. Sec. Mrs. J. "A, MacMillan an-
nounced that the Bursary holder
under the War Memorial Fund for
ensuing term was Miss Marie
Clarke. formerly of Geo’t.own.. now
of Ch'town, and entering on her
third year in P. W. C. An order
was authorized of some hundreds
of Mrs. Jennie Tumer's prlae-win-
ning christmas cards. which can
be obtained by members from Mrs.
M. E. Bagnall. Arrangements' were
made for annual tea and sale on
Oct. 19th, sewing Committee to
have charge of fancywork, Mrs. J.
A. Mathieson, Convenor of Com-
mittee, in charge of Household Ta-
ble, and Mrs. G. E. Full. assisted by
Mrs. J. E. B. MacCready were ap-
pointed an advertising committee.
All business having been dealt
with the meeting adjourned.
PERSOAALS
..'Mr. Earl Grant. Montague, re-
cently visited Georgetown. A
..’Miss Annie Steele,` Little Pond,
recently visited Georgetown.
A
..“Mr. Temple Gotell. George-
town, is visiting friends in Tlgnish.
A
..'Mlss Stella Murphy, Panmure
Island, recently visited George-
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F reigns of George III, George I , Wi1liamIV, Victoria,
Edward VII and our prment sovereign, George V, the
cocoa (or chocolate) made by this historic House ha. ever
been given a high place as an article oi diet for children.
Little ones were thriving on this famous food beverage for
nearly 140 years beiore Canadian confederation.
And FRY'S is still the choice of mothersthrloughout Canada
and the world who wish their children to grow honny
and strong. The experience of 200 years makes it supreme
for quality and for taste-tempting flavour. Have you a :in
of FRY‘S in vour home today ?
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IS.1.a*I$l‘. 33:25;  Eglgglélgf Branches: Toronto, Truro, Winnipeg. Calgary, Edmonton, \/usncouver. W ° G f0l' Free R¢Ci|J¢ 
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tra from the gommiun Pubuu hows items, advertising. new and _.__ ‘ ..‘ivlr. J. H. MacDonald, who has Skinner has sailed.
works dredge number twelve was renews.; mbgcr-|p¢1°m_ gc __»M|5s Kathleen Harrington’ been visiting his sister. Mrs. (Dr.) B. B. Harland, Capt. MacI..nine has
l Ch rlottetow is vlsitin in Geor Wnmi Of DOI`Ch¢Ster. Mass, re- sailed
present and was in a large meas- a n. g - ' _ ' '
1 __*FR,0s'1‘.pRO0F WAREHQUS. h M _ t turned to his home in Georgetown. S. S. ilochelaga on Pictou route. 
ure rosponslb o for the excellent setown. t ¢ suest of rs Bartle t A Sw S' Su Ammon' calm Wuums
|;|me_ N ES are built only by the few. One Mlm-_ A 
*_ of the best seen is being construct- ____ ---- hi’-S sailed- .
cd at Five Houses Station, b .»Mr. __° 155 f, l dh Q Flttl and ufplllyhg
u-I-;;J£ED S;JNgAY-Thzéhdcagliloc-;lrti iL. Bulgge of or near that¢,ypla.ce. sister/IMl5_sBe1f,`alvir§lf(;~,,slhngixorggtowih hB§'.bh;;s; §|l:¢,|;1;at;:a§ '::g,Tsh'MW,sh? M"|“° wha" l Glassegfetc.
c on un ay a e rncc is bu n s large, 60 30,1 t l te- ' l
County Hospital. after along illnesslon a frost-groof ccmentx founsclitg-  the week end n charlot A ;§l,T|‘:heayG;::t:lher?1‘h(ihgetii)iw'li“lgnl§|¥;tl C' G* S' Bram' CMN* Kelly in H' J' 
oi Mr. Angus Livingstone, of Glen-'lon, nine feet high, and will defy .___ gcuompanged b her aunt who |n_"p°rt' OPTOMETBIST
wood, Lot B, a very highly csteemed,thc wintcr's frosts. Mr. Townsend _,Misses Mary and Margaret tends spendlngy B vacation wlthl Oirice Connected With `
resident' °f that °°mm““lW~ at the Started in 11188108 the Cell" f01` 8 McCormac, St. Georges. recently her, Ai Lyons wha" Drugstore.
“W °f 6° Yem- There are left Wlbls x>°tHt° house to store his forty visited Georgetown. A _ _ _ ' Montague, r. E. I. "
nggugn one son. James on the home- acres of potatoes at Harmony, but ___ __»Mrs_ Angus Mucmun Geur_ Tri?_g1f~IV°if*1 E-LHlmm°lm9“» CNW- 
’ “ ' “nd °“° ‘“““h"°’- ms; E°'lh” ~'>'=°PP°d W°fk~ h“"1“s ¢1=°id°d --'Misses Mary and Susie Hemp- gctown. with her son Harold, nna‘ °"‘ “ p°" _
"Wild R8mSl1Y.0f TYDB Vslley. B1S0,to ship them by train to his stor- hill spent the week end at her dau may Isobel 1 ft M d f ._
3‘;"g§\bx*:‘;fg§Fiy’:;:th£n; ;St;4:éelé0‘age at St. Charles Station. home in Georgetown. A Mogctnn to vigit Ear bglhg,  sehr E$;;‘I"°llu;u:Xéh“é;pt wuk air craft have just been contracted
~ -- _ Joseph ym»3¢0n_ A ‘ ' ' ` for. They will be supplied by the
'rlgfdglggfgl igggnglggg f1;>:1Tr}ui;sl;;f; _ ._»EvEnYaom"s nom' TT-A _.whos Ethel Renton, of the Ex~ ____ _ 1° 1” “°’°~ British arm of Armsf.rons-Whlt-
.ferns lo  r....»... F... s:‘;°;.;:s‘.; z;..f;‘°.‘:;t.“”.‘:. 22223;; §;;::s°s:‘.§.‘:‘;;';~  ,..,.;M'..:“S,.¥.‘;i..°¥‘?\'3* im'  wh-ff .....~. ..
Cememy and WM very lerselr at- for their otntoes seein that now G to A " 'l the t nd r 1 <1 f th t
tended__s_ vhey are giggm , g eorge wn. moon in Georgetown, the guest oi! Suhu Hazel Wu Capt' Munn has e ers cce ve or e wo_
g. There are no _ M1-5_ Q,-amps pm-entg M,-_ and M _ new destroyers for the navy. The
_T buyers to sell either off the field or ..*Mr. and Mrs. McLean, Mur- John Deiorie, Geor etown. As 'sailed' wndefs Came in B 11101101 B80 Bud
_OTHER BELQITWES--In the even in the immediate future rav River with their two sons Da- __g Th D , h I the different proposals have been
Dress reports of t e recent drown-'S M ` ` 9 “W5 SW- HMB d. Capt.
mg of capmm George B' McLe0d",hc;§r;c du? prgugwrégs tiulp xagleugn gg lgilounéitolalily iggnt tl;:tsweel;ter;iIin __°Mr. Charles Hibbett. who has ,Christensen which arrived in this Egagiis glut bihugwhgsi tu; "Brltilsh
of pmuch R,,,e,._ who was washed the ho S that the ul be 8 _ - au rS~ been spending his vacation iniport with a cargo of- creosote piles th ’ “ ° ° °"
overboard from his vessel. the ing mg-gket by thx, W Omer: mg; Macheans aunt' Mm Hemphill' gxfsurgggwnélghgugueg (;!Vh§ib§?""°m Norfolk va" for me building buitnnrihgonixitgtdihhls 
schoone "lvl  tl h -‘ ' 1" ' ~ fs- ~ - rt, of the nail wh :_ 1 _
route fiom otggorglifctieilhyl' E. uguexao lgumnsthuu more permanent struc- ..°Miss Helen Solomon. teacher, left Friday to attend the Halifax erday for Ghgge, Qu: “Nd yest °“ Yet-
Clmon ures a will safeguard against Vernon, is spending her vacation Technical College. A i‘*"*'°>‘\__
me pubmtgordscaggg gglgrgégtiégz early frosts, while not a few are with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. P. _ The Sh-_ S_ S_ Atherton Capt
len to mourn who were menuoncé building green-houses, while the J. Soloman. Georgetown. A 'Williams of the Nm-gh Afnerlcnn NEW Gl‘AsG0w'_A 133° mm”
were his three daughtem Two bm_ few who have large acreagcs are --- ,Lloyd Line, which arrived in this ber of members met at the home of
them and two sisters me also beqcrccting frost proof structures. ..'Mrs. J. L. Packer, Boston, Watefffant ,port Monday afternoon, loaded a|Mrs' W' B' Bummn- mm CB" was
rcsved. namely: nn. of French nlv.‘ _ _-- Mass., who has been vlsltlng her '- senersl cargo. and sailed for st. “'“"‘“'°"’d by °°'“’“““ R'°°’1’°" *W0
W ur; mm ln Saskatchewan; Mm, ._ ThE GREEN llousa-A few sister-ln-law, Mrs. E. E. lvlaonar- » Pierre and st. John,_Nild_ W” "°”°d 1°’ the 5°h°°1F°1"~°°|‘
John Campbell, in California, ,mu gaiwwrclg; sizuenhulrliz belngubuilt in, Sfeorgciatovi/]n,Sleit saturday for Dlfecfafy --_<-.___ lectors were appointed for the
Mm Dunm MCNEUL of Detroit . s ow ce ar s er ome n . . A. A "
Mich Th d dl h  dug in the earth at the edge of _ nova" ed at the ‘home of Mrs
not been iecgiziig' wisfesgsdg; lssé wood. A roof of poles is raised, old ..*Mr. Jeofrery Andrews. who has l““w" wh." _T _FOR DOMINION MBYVYD Blllmlm. when Roll Call iS
lube Captain R B McLeod nd M .boards or poles are placed on the been in charge of the Holy Trinity sum. H H Kitchener Cuut Dun OT’I‘AWA. Sept. 25 -While more bo be “mwemd by Deserts'
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Mcbeuu' of Fw-“ch River The lamrafters and over this bark or tar Church. Georgetown for the sum- Mme, m port ' attention is seemingly bein n1d‘
f,e_ h ' _ paper and "shingled," so to e k, e ths. l ft Fl-id f hi-= ' l 8 D MIDDLETON.-Thi Lnstlt to has
f W 0 resided at the new gr-lor 1 uh od HP H m r mon e sy or Danish str. Harald. onpt christ- W the promotion or clvll aviation sent "5 00 towards ufe Bun: Fund
stricken home, had um one their/ Breen S S. and the earth home in Pictou, N. B. A cmeu Buuuu ‘ man to the mmtu, eu _ .
previous week to ,um hgr euaugmcrlthrown up around for banking. By -1 i D. P. W. Dredge No. lla Capt the m0St modem gym: 0? ggmixffé Halifax. Eleven members and a, vis-
in Den-°|t_ Immediately on receipt covering well with earth or straw ..°Mrs. George Yorston and son Mwuug 3,-,gains out Ranwky uocg' Planes is to be added to the latter mm’ met M' the h°m° °! um' Th°s`
of the sad new; ,he len for h°me:snd thick soda, a very cheap and Samuel, and Mr. Herbert Murphy, Tug Lisgar cap; gamble in pon' The defence department has just BmdBh°‘w° Tm’ m0991118 was de-
and arrived at French mv" lasveffeetive storage that will preserve principal of Georgetown High ' ' placed the mms] order* in counec V0ted to business.
lrrldgy n|gh¢_,_5_ the spuds well into the winter is School, motored to Charlottetown Bruce Stewari'| Wh"-| tion with this new equipment fo;
___ constructed. recently. A _ th -_<+>--
_ .4 _ _ H _ A sehr' Fan E' R‘i°!‘_ard5‘ CEU” e air force' Five Slskin nghtlng l\ll||ar|l‘|| Llnlment for (lhnylgmri llundl
,rlva r|GuTlNG PLANES uf§;“‘*,f;y-hFl"“d' The “°"‘ “‘°°““f‘
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M"3"' Plfllh Hill. Summorside,
kindly loaned by the Hail Commit-
tee. The first performance onngigwd
Of s concert b tha Clemens Radio
Orchestra, of fhur performers. which
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new "simon s :Tl noi: ifrmfnri
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humorous lecture by ur, Herb,” 1
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