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and moreSmartness and Style
£0. the Willys-Knight "70B”
' sedan for 1930
WmY*°V¢flmd now presents the
new Willys-Knight "70B" Sedan
for 1950. Its wheelbase has been
noticeably increased -roominesg
has _been added to roominess,
and style are greatly enhanced, rich color
harmonies are a feature, and inside refine-
ments include rear-seat arm rests, toggle
straps and luxurious upholstery.
'l'_be new style Willys-Knight “70B” eom.
bines sleeve-valve eiiiciency with custom.
N-I' boliliy-grace of
a longer
wheelbase
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'GREATER noolmlvsss
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U06. richness of
_ Finger-Tip Control ”_ '
One button in center of steering wheel gona-91,
starter, lights spd horn. Simple design, easy
operation.. No .yvires in steering wheel post.
S E D A ‘N Coach $1420; ccupc $1420;
$ Roadster $1420; Touring
 $1525' Special “70B" Sedan
iis"\'i1hee|bas ic 5-Pri
£3’
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¢°|°l'» ll'f18try of dnish and perfection of
detail-that ‘make this remarkably low-
_ pained car one of the- outstanding
;r_e;tions of modern designers.
eavy ` full drill d .b ' '
nrankshalt eifeycts smbotliebgljforldddgg
andthe improved frame construction
gives extra strength and rigidity.
F.0.B. Factor-y,:’a§es$;xtra. cu
_The Great Six _for 1930
is the most distinctively _beautiful mi-,got 3, _
that Wiuys-Overi_and has' ever created. No
other car of the time so completely expresses
supreme mastery of modern style. Sedan-
Roadster-4_l’assenger Conan- 5 Passenger
Coupe-Touring-Each mo el $2575. F.O.B.
Factory, taxes extra. i
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The   k with tive sais ones ,and fanning
_ ` y _ nine batters at the plate, but errors
` by his teammates proved his undo-
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About forty of the citizens of this
place paid their tribute cl resp:c'.
to the into Miss Evelyn Corbett by
their presence at the iimeral service
at her home church in South Gran-
ville. on_1'hursday. Among the floral
tributes ` "was a beautiiul wreath
from the ‘Young People’s Society oi
yfincctcvmj united church.
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Dr. Creelman, Provincial Health
Oiiiegr. was among the motorist.;
hers on Thursday.
and Mrs. Ramsay were
Hamilton on Monday.
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'Ilhe "Doing our Bit" Mission
Baud oi Hamilton. held its annual
.thank oncring in 1-ismimm 1-ich on
Monday' evening the isth. The in-
terest _taken in the Band was shown
by the good attendance. Rev. D. M-
Grant, . presided and the program
was interesting and was missionary
in its nature. The Rev. Dr. Ram-
. say oi Trinity United Church, Char-
lottetown, was present and gave the
address or the evening which riaalt
with the “meeting oi the Interna-
to
ff- tional Missionary Conference”
vt.,
- which convened on the Mount oi
olives. during Passicntiac iszs. /it
the close a vote of thanks wu`m0\"
ed by -Mila Jean Owen, seconded by
Min Louise Simpson and conveyed
Dr. Ramsay by the chairman. The
 "is the rogramr-
1 ohcilus-“wcp'rhank Thee."
2 Trio-Elizpbeth Ramsay, Ellzun
Hamilton and Elva Stewart. I
8 Exercise-“How the Har'/est
Came." _ '
4 Solo-Mr. Charlie Lowe.
5 Exercise-"Thank Offering."
6 Chorus-"Thank Offering Song’
'I Address-Rev. Dr. Ramsay.
s chorus-“Jesus Loves the Lizzie
Children." _
9 Benedlction. `
Miss Hazel Ramsay, leader of the
Band, is to be congratulated on the;
active whole-hearted manner i.n|
which the Band carries on its work.
Mrs. Chester Simpson has as her
guest her sister Miss Ruth Dennis ol
Marshfield.
Mrs. James A. Campbell was the
piano accompanist in a recital given
bf Madame St. Coeur, a. noted ar-
tist of Boston, in St. Mary's Angli-
can Hail on Sept. 5th. Madame St
Coeur has visited the Island on sev-
eral occasions and u remembered as
a splendid lyric soprano, while her
accompanist Mr. Arthur La Bianf- is
an accomplished violinist, l\I=s.
Campbell was accompanist ior those
talented musicians one year ago and
the iact_that she was again chosen
to accompany them speaks for it-
self. .
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Mr. and Mrs. Dugald Stewart, of
Dalhousie, N. B., motored to Mal-
,peque on Saturday evening and
spent the week-and with relatives
here, It was their ilrst visit here but
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ounce of heat
frozedyton of coal and
.sends it through pipes to
make every comer o the
house luxurious. Tlierc's mighty
_ ' little left to wander up thc eliim-
` psy. You'll ind your coal pile laits
' ' longer. with a Fawcett Fumacc. May
‘ ya tell you how little it coats.. how
“eil u eau purchase it and
whatnsadlcss icy and eomforiit
will give? Attractive litera-
\ ture giving full infoma-
tion scat on requcii.
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 SAci<vlis.s,Nn.-Monrnesi.-wboumc-Vancoui/ea.
M ‘ Dealer for Prince Edward Island
Li _M;"i'.-; SAMUEL KENNEDY .' -- :
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it is hoped that they will soon revisit
It is very much regretted that the
conditionlot Mrs. Robert Harding,
formerly of Dai-nley. and who has
been in the Prince County Hospital
forseveral weeks. _Ls considered very
serious. V '
.Miss Gladys MacNutt, R.. N, who
spentthe summer at her home heir.
left on Friday to resume her work
in New York. ' I
The School Fair oi this section
was held recently in Damley Hall,
Malpeque, Damley. Baltic and Sea
View being represented. The prizes
awarded were for the most part ivou
by the Darnley School pupils. The
sporis were good and the exhibits
up to the usual high standard.
Miss Lizzie Adams, Summerside.
is visiting her cousin Miss Margaret
Pickering, .Sea View. -
Misses Hattie Clark .and Anna
Millman were recent guests at Mrs.
Edward MacKay's, Darnley,
Mrs. J. L. Mackay, sea view chu
Miss Flo. MacGougan, Malpeque, re-
turned on Monday evening alter a
pleasant vhit with friends in
Broollline and other cities in Mass-
achuselts.
Miss_Winnii`red Wright, oi Bade-
que, and Miss Helen Ramsay, teach-
er at Fernwood spent the week ond
at the latter's home in Hamilton.
Mrs. Wallace Heywood leit on
Tuesday for her home in Vancouver
aft/cr having spent the summer witu
her mother Mrs. J. H. Woodside and
other rclstives here. Mrs. Haywood
will visit her sister Mrs. Montgom-
ery Owen, tlbronto, on route.
' mis Mattie r.. imnsay is spcnsihe
some time with relatives and friends
in Summsrside and Alberton.
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Playing en-orless ball behind tbs
superb hurling oi "Putty" Connors.
the Abegwelts again turned »back the
Moncton C. C'a at the Abegweit
Grounds yesterday afternoon by a
score ci iour to nil. The locals, by
virtue of their win yesterday, are
now champions ot New Brunswick _
and P. E. Island With the right to
play olt with Yarmouth ` for the
Maritime title.
the Abogwcit hurling ace that was
mainly responsible for victory, allow-
ing the Monctouiana only live scat-
tered hits and sending sixteen oi
them back to their bench via the
strikeout route. Connors has now
pitched twenty iull innings against
the C, 13's without being scored upon.
which is surely some hurling.
The Moncton hurler was also in
rare iorm letting the Abbies down
here in recent years, was hard fought
The Abbies scores came in the first,
sixth and eighth cantos, getting one
apiece in she first and sixth and two
in the eighth: .
The C. C's two big threats to score
came in the first and eighth sessions
when they got a man on third each
time, -with_only one down, but Con-
nors _waa equal to the occasion, bear-
ing down and striking out the next
two batters in each case,
Congratulations, Abegweits, on your
well deserved win oi the New Bruns-
wick-P. E. I. baseball title,
THE LINEUPS
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Moncton Abegwcits
' Catcher
Y. Iie`Blanc
Francis
Pitcher
P. LeBlanc .
ist Base
Connors
E. Bastarwcha _ Mccarey
2nd Blso
Goguen Williams
3rd Base
Boudreau Mclnuis
Short Stop
LeBlanc McEachern
Richard '
' R. ricid
Cummins Bolger
C. Field -
Burke Doyle
L. Field
Cormier _ McCabe
_ Diamond
Umpire-Frank Fogarty, at the
plate; S. Diamond on the bases
, HITS
Oi! LeBlanc-5
. OH UNIDO!!-5
` on Leblanc--.4 `
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Strikeouts
By LeBlanc-I
.Bnaeoullalis I
The Abegweits
Local Team' Wins N. B. P. E.
Baseball Championship When `
They Defeat Moncton 4 to Nil
`o“‘Putty” Connors Hurls Great ~
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Moncton 000000 000
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The first stage oi- the standard
cup will be played Saturday after-
A; “iv” "h°th°“; L” M°‘;i°°“m:°;; noon, drawihg at z.ao p. m.. is holes
wee , t was e s rong rig a match ph handica
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COVEHEAD RIFLE CLUB
The shoot on Staurday September
-14th,, was well attended.
Percy Hooper and Eric Coles oi
Milion were present. They came to
show the Cove Head boys how to
shoot, and they certainly did. Corre
again boys you are always welcoiilc
All the members will be sorry to hear
that Mr. Berrigan has been sick since
the last shoot. Mr, Berrigan will bc
very much missed li not able to nt-
tend next shoot which will be held
Saturday the 21st., that will be the
final shoot lor salver. The scores for
Saturday the 14th., are as icllowsz-
Percy Hooper  96
B. Maye  93
Eric Coles  ..  91
L. Bell . . . . .
 . .  90
H. P. Cudmore  88
J. Maye . . . » . . .
 86
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To Farmers
And Dairymen
Owing to the long continued
dry weather that has almost
burned up pasturage the Milk-
S that the have to
men state Y
house and feed their cattle
almost the same as they have
to in the winter time. The pas-
tures are so dry that what the
stock picks up does not by any
means keep up the milk supply,
and other feeds havepto be led.
One of the hast leeds (or
Dairy cows is Sugar Beet Pulp.
This is a well known reed
manufactured from the Sugar
Beet, and is an excellent lub-
stitutc for Tux-nlps for milk
cows. ls also a good feed for
Hogs makes them grow fart.
At the present time Turnips
arc selling at from 40a to 50a
per bushel for export, and li. is
likely that they will continue
to bring a good price (or some
time. lt would pay thc farmer
to sell his Turnipa and buy
Sugar Beet Pulp tc help out in
keeping up the dow of milk.
We have in stock a carload of
this excellent feed ready for
delivery which we are oflerlng
at 82.85 per bag of 100 lbs., I
better price in ton lots.
We also have fairly good
stocks of other Feeds such al.
Bran, Middlinga, Cracked Com
Cornmeal, Schumacher Feed,
oil Cake Meal. Crushed mixed
Grain, etc., which we are oi!er-
ing at lowest prices.
Book your orders with us, and
aavc money.
' '"1 are buying Seed and Feed
 '. Seed and Feed Wheat.
3”.: -7, Bilnkvvhclt, etc., I-lid
;.;;1,»; highest prices.
Carter & Co.
Limited
SEED AND FEED STORE
Queen St. Charlottetown
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Business naiminer.
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_ FORGET for a moment talk about iinancial embarrassment l ‘.-
‘ _'mg ytilviuiz piagtlner dies, or the effeit upcnriie buiinua, :Fd con- .‘ 
: es your er, e's wo ` ; ’ »
his partner, you are  udng. ms tm you N .
' Ifyour business is worth anything, it can stand the praniums.
No matter how prosperous "cu may be jointly and severally, a ‘ _»
nice block of money for your own or your pari:ner’s dependents, _
should the occasion arise,_ is always welcome. If you buy
Limited  Endowment insurance and live out the term, it ' I .-
will benice to have the money to divide between you. And
don’t forget that, should an emergency arise, you can raise
money on the policy. . . .
We have a representative in this district who specializes on busi-
ness and partnership insurance. He will gladly call and discuss . ~ 
the metal; with you without being importunate if nothing ,, .
comes o _ ‘~ ’ ‘
Confederation, Li e  
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.. 60 are springing up like`Amushrooms inf ' -
Edwin Mulvaney, the Chatanooga,
many parts of the islands, women l .
ing as .mich interested in the ga . . I
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H. Marshall 
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J. Berrlgan 
C- Hughes 
Bearisto 
Tenn., high school student who dis-
covered a wholly new explosive, has
been awarded a four years' scholar-
ship at the chemical-warfare labora-
tories.
Bowling has become so popular in
the Philippines that bowling alleys
as men, .
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Papal titles have acquired new . fl
terest in England since the Rc..
pontift regained his temporal pc
one oi the highest titles, th: 
prince, being held by the Ez _ _ _Fl
Newburgh. fi
Announcing a Great Value  
Flat crepe Dresses $105( 
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for Autumn Wear   1
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This line has impressed us a lot. They are mostly of Canton _ i
Crepe, although a few are of combined crepe and panne velvet.- _ I
They are aii shown in the late flare models, some trimmed with _-
lace and georgette collar in suitable contrasting shade, others _
trimmed with self color material and brilliants. _
The colors are Navy, Monet _b1ue, Black, Brown. A  
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very outstanding value at a. moderate price of . . . _ . . . i.
Still Some of
Those Summer
Silk Dresses
and Ensembles
Half Price !
The remainder of this lot
is grouped on one fixture
so you can see them as
soon as you come to the
department.
If we have your size
and style, you have a
wonderful bargain.,
HALF PRICE
wide, in gold and green.
Silk overdrappery, 15 inches Ecru frmed curtainmg 
 Special for the week-end. . '
only. Regular $1.50 for
Chintz--A few nice patterns o_f Chintz to clear for the 
week end.-Veryspecial 
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Ten patterns in this lot worth up to 50c »
per roll.. They have to move in order to 
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make room .. l - _
If there's a pattern you like you’l1 find
it a great bargain., A . 
20c per double roll is just the same as "i
10c per single roll.
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Great Big Double Bed  I
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Flannelette
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