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september ictb. Supper served (rom
5 to 8 P. M. |613-I-to-si.
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-DOME T0 BEDEQUE [INK Ior
a hot clam stew, made from trash
i FALL OPENING.  '"::ff.~»~
'gi 0 Thursday- Afternoon
0 September Seventeenth - ,ga-,-_,,f¢_;y°_»;;,‘;;1,_"»;=_f,,§{»<,;,;f
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- ,You are cordially invited to visit this store Thursday afternoon gngllitrga NH°_s°° " Y °"
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V 0 I _ _ --l\`dr. and Mrs. Howard Waite and
, h _ _ uruigd little son Junior, spent Labor Day
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-Mrs. Edward Williams, o! Tyne
Valley, is the guest of hor daughter.
Mr. MacFarlane. of Bedeque.-S.
E  "and see the wonderful showing of new Merchandise selected for 
your Autumn needs, -Mr. Ray Bmallwood was in Al-`
bel-ton over the week end, the guest
£4 in Alberton the melt o! Mr and
Mrs. Bernie Mclnnis. '
Apply to
Oil `
The Secretary
BOX 200, Charlottetown. I
` swine sllow Ann sllua A
 P. E. I.    ed lnoomes, unwise advice bi' 9"'
are holding their
(Sale begins 1.00 P. M.) h
'A choice selection of males and females from the
best Island stock will be oifered. W
Open to all breeders of pure bred Yorkshires. 1., -
For particulars-prize list, entry forms, etc. common sense would keep thtm
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ST. PATKlCK`S_R0.»\D IN STITUTE
Members of St. Patrick's Road
\Volncn`s Illstitutc. met io: llleir
monthly meeting at the home of
Mrs. Frank Dollnciiy. Ten lnelnoers
and several visitors answered roll
call by Pickling Hints. Minutes of
last meeting were read and adopted.
.All coirespolldence was read. A rc-
gport of shower which was given by
Institute member to cx~membei‘.
1Annie B. Donnelly, was given by the
President. Thirty dollars was the
amount cleared on the icc cream
Zfestival. A vote of thanks was ten-
dered John Kenny Moody. Joseph
Gillan and all others who helped to
make it a success. A lengthy and
very instructive report on institute
Convention was read by Mrs. Anth-
ony Hughes, one of the delegates,
also a paper on the District Con-
vention which was at Mt. Stewart.
It was decided to have .1 wash-
basin and towels placed in school;
also cloak rooms and a lunch cup-
board was to be provided. Mrs. J.
f hasty, fleeting, transitory.” How`
Birt and M.rs. M. Handrahun were
appointed to meet Trustees :md de-
cide salne. They were also appoint-
ed on School Committee for next
month. Money was voted to provide
prizes for school children. Lunch
was then served by the hostess, as-
sisted by Mrs. B. Keefie. Mrs. M.
Doyle and Mrs. T. Grant, after
which the musical part of the pro-
gram took place, consisting oi' songs,
organ and Victrola selections. The
meeting was brought to a qlgose by
singing 0 Canada and National An-
them. Next meeting at the home
oi Mrs. Anthony Hughes, rv.-ll call
answered to by "How to improve In-
stitute.”
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COUPLE FLEW TO GOLDEN
JUBILEE
CARSON CITY, Nev., Sept. 15.-
1U.P.)-Captnln and Mrs. Harry
Parr recently flew here from San
Francisco to celebrate their golden
wedding anniversary. Parr, n. re-
tired army captain, said it was
JUDGE BLAMES REDUCED PAY
l=Hn.aDr:u>l~nA. sent- 15-<U-
P.>.-Failure of wives to reduce ex-
penditures in conformity to reduc-
ente, me “triangles” and the moth'
udge Vivian Frank Gable. of Do-
mestic Relations Division ot Mun-
At the end oi' his six months'
service in Domestic Relations
Court Judge Gable revealed the
TUESDAY, UCTUBER 13l|I. *mPf°:“‘°” ¢“‘“°d ” 0° P’°"“°“
over more than 5,000 cases ot un-
gether," he said.
"If wives ci’ husbands whose in
m
dustrial conditions they would ad
ent. as the principal source ot
family breakups." Judge Gable
said. "Actually, our court has a.
greatly reduced number of cases
traceable to liquor than it had 25
years ago."
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EBSTER-BLACKSTONE WAR.
LAW BOOK WINNER
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MALDEN, Mass.. Sept. 15-(U.P.l
-Tom Gildca, wine brick sales-
man, may know his language, but
he doesn't know his law.
He was arraigned in court
. Before Judge E. G. Davis, Gil-
dea unpocketed a much-thumbed
"great stuff.” "short, momentary, soon passed.
  could he be called that, he wanted SHOPPING STEAMEB ON NEW
V oi to know, in view of the fact that LINER
` , ~\` o he had paid two months’ rent for --
f  Tl'll8 n€W~P€dlaT nu local wine orlek store? PARIS. Sept. 15. <Br1¢l=h United
. _ The prosecutm- mid he Wu en. Press)-A miniature Rue de Rlvoli,
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aww#  forolng the general lows of the ‘, with every type of shop that is
i  , commonwealth, not dictionary dei-N f0lm<i in 3 faShi°T1Bb|¢ SUODPIDB
K/ `9"~ § Ives roteftian  inltions, and Judge Davis, cgncur. district. is a striking feature of the
»`  g url? i _I rms' “ned the defendant ‘1g5_ new liner Atlantlque which will go
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I, 5,3, _ _ _. _ :layer ai- ,
"  if Q / ' FAR-MER! BEAT LOW PRICES year"
 "' fi; ‘_ _/ /  ____ j The main deck of th, Atiantique
5  ‘lt  I //' /' GREAT FALLS' Mom" sept 15 has been made to resemble a street
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 - -‘ H , I - -(UP)-The low prices of ordin- Wm* 510095 0” either side- These rc  ._
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/ » / mercial activities of "uptown" Par
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PEDLARIB is a galvanized metal tooling which gives all
the lasting protection of sheet metal, heavily coated with
zinc, against wear, weather and fire. It will look new for
years.
PEDLARIB is the only rib root'-ing that -can be nailed
Between the ribs through top of corrugations. All side
lioints are lealcproof. Each sheet has six large flat-ribs
for easy nailing. PEDLARIB is made in sheets up to 10
feet long and covers a width of 30 inches when laid,
, Send dimensions of your building for our fm
quotation including
The PEDLAR PEOPLE Limited
V lnablhlnd HU
4LL.,;".- Montreal Offieh and Factory ~ 24 Nu"-“lg gg,
1 .»‘ ,( fnlorlen Oshawa, Montreal. Winlpq, v“,.,,,,,_
lunches/ Mon¢reai,c3'::;'e%“0nawn: Winnipeg, Rui",
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, sry rom crops will not moot a '"0' ’°P’”°“° “‘°~" °' 0*’ °°‘“' _ \ Q
1 number of farmers in the Great ` ` . , /’ pf "-.g '
D A - »-  PRO WSE BROS Ltd  ~i
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' "rms that the price ot when tumers, millepers and dreslmakers O, I " lr. '
cost of trimmings, mils, gpg,
Two thousand acres of linus
tion in the near future. Linus seed
ll used to feed cans-:lea and other
9°* "’"’°~ Mm 0”" ‘°° °”’°“°‘ ned Press)-'rho most up-to-am
°f this feed 55 "°°°“‘“7 0° supply locomotive station in England,
the demand each year. Ordinarily when 200 mlm” can be coded m
il is lmmrmd mn" 5°“"‘ America' ten times the present speed. is be-
The crop between here and Gia- ml |mt,u,d .t Kms! cmsl
cm' Puk W” emmned 05 00013 At the present time it takes half
°”V"h”'° "°m 700 t° 11000 WWW an hour to load an express passeng-
0° th* W0- I0 U h\M1¢¢| mild* er engine with coal. The new auto- .
00° “me U KWH- Until U11-9 Wil' matic cooler will load the mms en-
Umll hl-5 MV" MGH ITOWH in U10 gina in three minutes, at the same ,
:M124 States on 1 commercial time recording the amount used.
lei!-
_ ..*UNI'l`ED CHURCH OF Cilrl
1 Sturgeon at 10 a. m. ‘
and ¢°\‘Ef1¢-°>'5 di°¢|°f"“'Y» "ld, D10' convenience from their action. They |
this N0lh W9bSl¢l' 88210-'ff' 51501* recommend themselves to,mothers
stone. took vigorous exception to as a preparation that will restore
the word "trlmsient.” strength and vigor to their children
He Quoted from the dictionary and protect them from the debilit-
to show that "transient" means ating etlects which result from the
into the South Atlantic service next
The” fume” "mud ,ut room, and tailors', Jewellers, cus
__  '  mjn and other mm prmbly' establishments on this :looting
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_ ,   it  '  ‘_ _ would oe lower uns :su unto they ‘”'°"" THE G FASHION NTRE ~
Ablolllkly /" , h ~'  I/ gill!! have been for years. so they decid~ mgnhseseluguzaa :Z xnxlelg: th: Bl" 4 CE .‘° '
L°°kP'°°f at ‘ " t"°“' °d ”° "ai" "°°° "M" ‘" “"1” :our blzsest snlns bout slnos the
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‘U “de J°ln\l Everlutmg  ms; returflsofm ry m W C war. She has a weed of 24 knots-
oo/u.r-:lt Loans :Norma ,rn x "
seed will be harvested in the sec- MINUTES
-Miss Margaret Mclnnis spent
the week end in Alberton, the guest
o! Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Mc!nn|s.
-Mr. Edward Lelionts. who has
been visiting the Island, left on
Tuesday for his home in Littleton.
er-in-law problems were named bi” N.l-I.-S.
5th Annual Show and Sale l‘~.. J
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-Miss Norma Oallbeck ieit on
mpal Court’ as prima “uns gg Tuesday for the Halifax Ladies’Col-
THE 'AGRICULTURAL HALL, CHARLOTTETOWN *'_°“~‘*°“‘ '”“°°’d'
lege, Halifax, where she will take a
course in music and interior decora-
tion. She was accompanied by her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Call-
beck, who will pay a brief visit.-S.
-Mr. John P. Hogan, ot 0ttawa,‘
appy family relations-
,_M°the" md fathers’ through was the guest last week of his aunts,
Ls med advice ue influencing the Misses Hunt and Mrs. Mussen.
m W d h bimda *D separate Accompanying him on his visit was
wives an “som old fashioned Mr. Hugh Robertson, also of Ottawa.
°“ mme 5 They returned by motor on Monday.
THE CHARLOTTETOWN 'GUARDIA
gas
per in the cape Traverse Ball under
the auspices ot the Carleton 
Women’s Institute on Wednesday,
Bedeqlie Bly Clams, on Wednldly _
evening, september 33rd. Fnllt and i - 1
Amy Lou's ice cream for sale. Bow- `
ling Alloy. Shot Put and other ' _ I
games. Admission including lunch _ =,-_
as cents. am-o-le-nl. -~ 0 _- -- `
-s.
to
oo es have been reduced would -- , 1
esllze we are living ln strained in- Eastern Guardian 6
just their spendmgs ,Q .,,,,,;0,m’¢., .ncaosnvc DANCE at the
the husbands. reduced em-nmgs_ Highlands. Wednesday evening.:
.ln ,S nonsense to hmm th, Casino Orchestra. Relreshmentsi
much~abused prohibition amend- °°TV¢d- 3700‘9'15'2i‘
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..’MONTAGUE UNITED
CHURCH. - Reserve Wednesday. 1
November 25th for annual Supper I
and Bazaar in the 1-0. o. F. Hou. F
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ada, Georgetown and Sturgeon. 
Services, Sunday, Sept. 20th: Stur- I
geon. ll a. m.; Milltown Cross, 2.30 |
p. m.; Georgetown, 'l p. m. Sabbath I
School in both Georgetown and
.:=Mille:-‘s Worm Powders will'
clmged with hung "‘ ""°'n5l°m" purge the stomach and intestines of -_._ I ° ' '
"e“d°" worms so effectively and so easily ndlvlduahty
and painlessly that the most deli-
cate stomach will not feel any in- |
depredations of worms.
LONDON, Sept. 15. (British Un-
Other farmers planted fields o!` manner sa is the oil from cotton
~ ” ‘soy beans. The oil from these seed and the *due may be used
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.The Dominating Nate gf
Smart Fall Coat;
The new silhouette is an important feature--with the
fitted waistline, moulded hlps,`etc. The materials are'
of the finest and the furs the most luxurious obtain.
able. All sizes. . _
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'Announcing Our
Big Formal Opening on
,Th-ursday, Sept. 17th
*From 2 to 5 P.M
And' Following Days
You are cordially invited to
inspect our large stock of ' Fall attire,
Ladies New Coats, Suits, Dresses,
Mlllinery and other accessories.
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DRESSES
New Autumn Frocks delight-
ful fashions in sleek satins
and heavy Clintons, georget-
tes, velvets, etc., all the
smart, fall shades, brown,
black, green and wine. A big
assortment. Where fashion
’ is high and prices are low.
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are now here. Feathers are one of
Eugenie Derby and Empire modes
the big features.
Prices  $2.98 to$l4.75
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