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     "m1; Cl-IARLOFPHUWN GUARDIAN _'_ 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     iiIiliMERSIDE still 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     heavy duty auto storage batteries, 
     
    
   
   
    
     in stock st Bruce's. 1691. 
     
    
   
   
    
     t -~BEVELLED, plain, leaded and 
     
     decorated glass for doors and win- 
     
     dows. See samples at Braces. 169i. 
     
    
   
   
    
     -GROUND LIME — High Qual- 
     
     lty—Lnw Price-Brcokville Manu- 
     
     ‘larturing Co, Brookville, N. B. 
     
    

    
     —.\'ORTH BEDEQUE and Pree- 
     
    

    
     ‘ town United Church: Freetown, 11; 
     
     Travellers Rest, (Communion) 3.30; 
     
     N. Bedeque, 7.30. Lnymens Silnduy. 
     
     Minister, J. W. A. Nicholson. 
     
    
   
   
    
     w-THE KENSINGTON Presbyter- 
     
     ian Church. The SaFrament o! tho 
     
     Lords Supper will be observed Sun- 
     
     day, Ocr. 15th at the 1i n. m. scr- 
     
     vice. Preparatory services Wednes- 
     
     day and rfi-idny nt 7.30 p. m. Mr. 
     
     V. E. Orsbom will preach at; the 
     
     Friday service. Sundny evening scr- 
     
     vice nt 7 p. m. Sabbath School at 10 
     
     I. m. Wm. O. Rhond, LIB, Th 
     
     Minister. 
     
     ‘Y -PUN'ERAL 0F lVlRS. LOUIS 
     
     YEO-Tlie zhineral services for Mrs. 
     
     mills Yeo of Belmont, Lot 16, were 
     
     held on Sunday afternoon. There 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     1 m": in marrzsge 
     
    
   
   
    
     —S'SIDE POLICE COURT — On‘ 
     
     Iuesday morning in the Summer-i, 
     
     side Police Court. one drunk was‘ 
     
     fined 33 and costs.-S 
     
    
   
   
    
     —-QUIET YV'II)DING —- A quiet 
     
     wedding rook place on Monday’ 
     
     evening at the United Parsonage. 
     
     Center-ville Bedeque. when Rev. Mr. 
     
     Archibald united in marriage Miss 
     
     Thelma Imvthei". daughter oi Mrs. 
     
     Fred Lcmvtihcr oi Bedequo to Mr. 
     
     Harry Colictt also o’! Bodeque. A 
     
     number of irrnds called at the 
     
     bride's home litter in the evening 
     
     to extend their congrntuiations.-S 
     
    
   
   
    
     —\\'EDDING BELLS-A quiet hilt 
     
     ppm.)- wcrldiilg took plnve at the 
     
     Unllcd Parsonage Lot. 16, on Sep- 
     
     tember 27th at 5.30 p.m., when Miss 
     
     Beulah Yec. daughter of Mr. and 
     
     lwrs. Harry Yeo of Lot 16 ivas unit- 
     
     to 1L2 Waldron 
     
     Lowiher, son oi’ Mr. and Mrs. Percy 
     
     Lmvther of Cornwall. Rev. Russell 
     
     Woodside performed the ceremony. 
     
     Both bride and groom were unat- 
     
     tended. The bride, who was given 
     
     in mdrzinge by her father looked 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     llliii, 
     
    
   
   
    
             
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
        
     
       
     
        
     
         
     
        
     
        
     
         
     
        
     
       
     
         
     
        
     
       
     
        
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
        
     
         
     
         
     
        
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
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     —Dr. J. B. Champion or! ULeary 
     
     leit on ‘Puesday morning on g short 
     
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     lottetown was a. visitor to Summer- 
     
     side last week and the guest oi 
     
     Miss Siliiphnnt-S 
     
    
   
   
    
     —Mr. Ling o! the Bank o1 Nova 
     
     Scotiir Charlottetown gpent the 
     
     holidays with rriends in Linkettei- 
     
     R0841. near SununersideP-s 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     -—Miss Jean Wright spent the 
     
     Thanksgiving holidays with friends 
     
     in Summerside and returned on 
     
     Tuesday to Charlottetown-B 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     ——R.ev. Mr. Coleman of Port H111 
     
     was the preacher in st, Mug‘; 
     
     Church. Eummerside. on Sunday 
     
     last-s 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     -—R€V- M. J. McPherson and M“, 
     
     lVDcPhei-son 0d Fredericton, N. 13., 
     
     are the guests of lvitr. A. E. Mo. 
     
     lean, M. P.. and Mrs. McLean ot 
     
     Summers'de.—8 ‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     —-lVI.r. and Mrs. Wiilet and lam- 
     
     ily have returned to their home in 
     
     Summerslda after spending Uhc 
     
     Thanksgiving holiday with relatives 
     
     in Nova Booties-S 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
         
     
                 
     
           
     
    
   
   
    
     nancial year on June 30 with a. de- 
     
     ——M1ss Margaret Oollingsozoner- mu. of 864,081 pounds, which was 
     
     693,815 pounds lowér than that ~Ior 
     
     the previous twelve months. Rev- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     ..'Miss Olga whim-teacher at 
     
     Kingsboro, has returned to her 
     
     homo in Souris, after spending the 
     
     past week in Kensington, the guest 
     
     of Miss Jennie Paynter. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     enue was 8,330,153 pounds compar- 
     
     ed with 8,035,316 pounds for the 
     
     previous year, and expenditure to- 
     
     talled 9,196,234 pounds, against 9,- 
     
     593,212 pounds. ‘The deficit was 
     
     about 6,000 pounds less than the 
     
     estimate submitted to the Austra- 
     
     lisn Loan Council. The most not- 
     
     able improvement was in the Rail- 
     
     way Department, whose revenue 
     
     was 211,481 pounds higher at 2,920,- 
     
     817 pounds and expenditure 23,999 
     
     pounds lower at 2,089,353 pounds. 
     
     Expenditure on unemployment ne- 
     
     liel was down 295.310 pounds at 
     
     357,721 pounds, while exchange was 
     
     53,000 pounds lower. With the end 
     
     of the financial year an emergen- 
     
     cy tax of 41-2d.in the 1 pound at 
     
     the source or income, imposed by 
     
     the late Mitchell Government, has 
     
     lapsed. The tax came into force in 
     
     December. and in seven months 
     
     yielded 200,000 pounds, an amount 
     
     which it is plain that the Treasury 
     
     cannot do without. 
     
    
   
   
    
     HARVESTS, 
     
    
   
   
    
     programme 
     
     carried out in the 
     
    
   
   
    
            
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     Odd 
     
     Curtains 
     
    
   
   
    
     _ i 1 Pair of Each 
     
     Pattern 
     
    
   
   
    
     JUST HALF 
     
    
   
   
    
     e___._.J 
     
    
   
   
    
     of relief works to be 
     
     current year, 
     
     costing 359,000 pounds which will 
     
     provide empoyment for 2,260 men, 
     
     many o! them from works that are 
     
     terminating or have been oom- 
     
     plated. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Wool Prices 30 Per Cont Higher 
     
    
   
   
    
     A general udvunco o! 30 to 36 
     
     per cent. on prices obtained on 
     
     March 20 was recorded at the 
     
     Perth wool stiles, the last or the 
     
     1932-33 scason, on June 27, when 
     
     there was a. total clearance o! 
     
     small catalogues, amounting to 
     
     about G000 bales. In some cues the 
     
     advance was greater. All consum- 
     
     ing countries were represented 
     
     among the buyers. The bulk of the 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Reps, Rayons, Silks, Brocades in 
     
     striped and shot ef- 
     
     fects, clearing in FOUR BARGAIN 
     
    
   
   
    
     plain colours, 
     
    
   
   
    
     GROUPS. 
     
    
   
   
    
     worth to 35c 20C Yd. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘iitmtiilihiiew 
     
    
   
   
    
     Simplifying _ . 
     
     Research Lore 
     
    
   
   
    
     By a. curious coincidence two 
     
     eminent men in widely separated 
     
     parts of the mnpire gave voice to 
     
     the same subject. almost at the same 
     
     time, namely, the necessity of plain 
     
     language in explaining scientifical- 
     
     ly agricultural research. While the 
     
     Hon. Robert Weir, Dominion Min- 
     
     ister of Agriculture, addressed the 
     
     Canadian Society o! Technical Az- 
     
     riculturishs at their Convention at 
     
     Regina, Sask., 10rd Bledisloe, Gov- 
     
     ernor General or New Zealond, on 
     
     the following day delivered a speech 
     
     to agricultural research workers at 
     
     Nelson, New Zealand. Boht empha- 
     
     ,sized the same need in making 
     
    
   
   
    
     001mm. 11'. ms 
     
     ‘i 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     that the products of scientific re- 
     
     search should be given all due pub- 
     
     licity, devoid U! hlthiy technical 
     
     jargon not only in print but also 
     
     by personal contact, explanaton.‘ 
     
     and deodorant-ration. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Roots Versus 
     
     Corn Silage 
     
    
   
   
    
     Iuirly conclusive experiments by 
     
     the Dominion Department o! Agri- 
     
     culture, have been conducted 1n 
     
     testing roots (mangels) against com 
     
     silage 101' dairy cattle at tho Cen- 
     
     tral llxperimontnl Farm, Ottawa. 1n 
     
     these experiments roots have ro- 
     
     plncod com on a. day-nutter hula. 
     
     An Iver-an of the results shows that 
     
     when mangels replaced com en- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘ ' S“ w Ham,“ N S's Lot 1 Fabrics worth to $1 25 for 75c 
     
     5 and Prmgg flgunt hmm ._.Mr5_ m... ,...D...,.,,, o, .,,,,,,_ ‘ . Lot 2 Fabrics worth to $1.75 for $1.15 
     
     HA L F P RI c: E 
     
     ; lmcrside is visiting n Mbncton, n. WeSIA ustralld Lot s Fabrics worth to $2.50 101- s1-ao 
     
     , EI-Vn-Esgzsrfhf; ';§"_'i ——TIIE LADIES of st. MarybEBFS ' Dmé" s” m POUNDS Swiss Net Lot 4 FazbflCs WOTth t0 $325 f0!‘ $245. W '1 
     
      .   ....“,7.i.'.'.°‘l."...' 3533,8313;7;;eg~=»n;;§i;;@1<;n» 5;; no. slot. use.» s... union; We, Ne, Clearing Flowered 
     
     "~ ' . o °~ m‘ r the week end with iriends in ~ . _ . j 
     
     4 --sTANDARD thirteen plate, also  this amnoon M  M°“°°°“-5 me state Treasury ended the fl- Frilled Marquisette Marqulsette Curtamlng I 
     
    
   
   
    
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     awn-w 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     corn silage proved the molt 001mm 
     
     mical teed. The mongol: wm u; 
     
     economical on account of tho low, 
     
     percentage o! dry matter that mq 
     
     contain and consequently gleam 
     
     total weight 0t mangeld required so 
     
     furnish aumcient dry matter in ihl 
     
     rations-Growing and Feeding Moll 
     
     Bullteiri. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     IONA SCHOOL 
     
    
   
   
    
     Report o! Iona school ior thl 
     
     month 0t September: 
     
    

    
     Grade X-l, Agnes Flynn; 2, Rich- 
     
     ard Quinn; 3, Margaret Moluobern. 
     
    

    
     Grade VIII-l, Agnes Quinn; I, 
     
     Tenn McLeod. 
     
    

    
     Grade VII-l, Warren Melanie. 
     
    

    
     Grade VI—l, Rue Anne Quinn; 
     
     2, Rose Quinn; 3, Alex McLeod. 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
       
     
        
     
       
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     iiziisienii GUARDIAN:   Alteration Sale of 
     
     i ._..._. ;_-'-1=='_-v.'_;,g-  . 
     
     ..- m...“ '- -' .~ c -. . I 
     
     Lecture zr:  DRAPERlE-Fi, (IRETONNES, it’ 
     
       l l  "'""' “M CHINTZES   
     
     Jonouun mun-n: Qu l- _ - 
     
       1W4“ n-ico-Brookviliomnnxru- WQWQ b608, maldng some extgngive altgraflons in 
     
     M. ‘Mm’! °°~ "‘°°"_'"‘°- "- 3- zavefigeelrpglitmeiitg htefie. hSomg departments 
     
     __ r - oca. e , o ers ave een given dif- 
     
     M $:‘f£,ly°:'onm_ C‘ a ma: -v j- , ierent stocks to looks after—and i_n the changes a. 
     
     a  a  “mum” 1m 1 . i . lot 0t good merchandise has to be cleared out to 
     
     . "U" o" b n.  A  h .1  71" I ' I v F” racial: zgoom. g That's why you have these chanced 
     
     And Ayers Blankets ---°‘“'"~»w~»~--=- .   ~ s - r   
     
     1 H. . b0 ' B 
     
     3015,1831 ~‘ M“ “ m" ‘f; nghsh Hand blocked C retonnes (Fl a 
     
     B! 
     
     iholr Representative Min F ll. Sparllng ciitltfifig-luoifisrfizgnifi Worth up to 55c yd' Clea r at 39c owered Tapestry 
     
     o ' ' r , _ _ 
     
     msmr nrrnnnsrmc uszs or GOTTONB WILL an: §f°:.§'"t’=§dl§§§w§§1§“§f“$.“§;1f ‘Good heavy wmght fabrm’ g°°d °°'°" “d d°"3"' clears at 
     
     DIHONSTRATED BY MISS BPARLING; ALso ADVANCE s-now- Al" R- Gimn- Minister» "l" Wee“ c'°'¢°""°* - 
     
     ma or corirou riisnrous on nvmc uonzns nvzev iflj,,,‘,j°oj,‘f,‘fjj,‘°jj;,ndf_‘;“of“jhf°flfij Wm“ *0 75¢  a bargain 
     
     AFTERNOON FROM 8 TO 4. C t 
     
    

    
     h ‘i Zeniioriiohwdlidltisili: $3312‘ 31.93213 - _w':r:i.m§§.'25 69G Attractive fabrics, suited for 
     
    

    
     Wednesday} T ursday, Friday miner; 3:331 5.332%. grits»: AMERICAN ‘ppholstery Wm, ofmany kinds, 
     
     h]; wggk C h . gust the; thing to trlnglke new the 
     
    

    
     M, _ _ , _ _ , __. _ " . “m, c aror couc at yo lik i 
     
     _  Miss Sparlmg s lecture many new trends 0t‘ interior eoqra- Chung Mflfifffsfunflfficmbe,  so wen , u e I } 
     
     tions will be explained to you. Also the wonderful new Ayers B mints '15“, 59mm w“, be new m”, _Heavy weight, 36 ' 
     
     with the 19791!’ 9019141185 W111 be BhUWII YW» ' morning and evening. The Sacra- 11101185 wide, a. $125 Tapestries for 85c 
     
     h1g1; o; titiomnordu Slulpper vigil! b: widechoice of col- $250 Tapestries for '  '7$1_65 
     
     o rve a. e morn servos a . "vim"- 
     
     F R E E i1 o'clock at which all tie members alrstfintd gétterns‘ $325 Tapestries for 11; _- $245 
     
     LOVELY BED snrs WILL BE orvnu FREE T0 "m! m urilei-toilatmxltdr Eleni“ 15f- ‘ or 309 c t $550 Tapestries for $355) 
     
     , vlce w l eld a o‘c 0c . v. 
     
     HOLDEIW OI‘ THE LUCKY NUMBERB DURING THIS DEMON- Al” R- 61m”- Mmme‘? Wm ' c 
     
     sensation. ASK r011 YOUR TICKET mom Miss SPARLTNG. ”'°“°*‘ “i “°“‘.’°'"‘°"- “ m" ""1 - .  . 
     
     » ;.':.l";..‘3:i’:°'.:: 1215231.? 2;; f'“"'_"fi 4 mterestmg 
     
     I i Country, he would like to take this . h o l A l 
     
     rawse Bros Ltd zriltsizi.*:.;:i..:r.;?tt..“;..:i solled c flnfies 111 0W“; Y 
     
     ' i" Overdrape fabrics 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
        
     
       
     
        
     
       
     
        
     
       
     
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     _ 001 - » L practical knowledge available to the tirely the mangels produced 5.00 
     
     was d s-hnrt SCTVlCC at the home of Very charming in a. dress o4 white 'I'he Government Statisticians lomigfmnilm fiffoxzithefi: 2;‘: people, the Hem ML wen. 51,059 pa. 0;,“ m“ mm; but no ‘nm-eue Grade V-1, Harriet McEnchern; ., , 
     
     51"’ dflllihl", M“ 1515*‘ Mmm‘ crepe with s‘ik net veil and acces- 4m‘- Kenneth McKenzie o! the lmlimmafl’ 0mm!” 0f 155i 5"- wm] are“ The regard pflge 1m- ing the desirability o! extension or dour-cue in the amount oi iat- 3' L“ Flym" a) 
     
     NFL Bummer-Wm T°11°W°d bl‘ “series to mulch. Her bouquet was Canadian Bank of Oomme cc. 8011's W095i 0WD is 41,655,000 Grade IV-l, Arthur Mcllnchem; 
     
     . the season was obtained (or B. workers being do organized that a Mien n. ration of hall corn silage 
     
     m-vice in ‘U19 United Church at In; autumn flow-as and maiden hair (Yhnrlottewwri, spent the msnks- W911“ 7mm 3357340 “m5” a" Kimberley clip which sold up to more clear-cut. picture or what they and halt mangels was compared to 3' ‘mm Quinn" 
     
    

    
     Lot 16. Rev. Mr. Woodside wns in fem Immediately am,- me happy giving holiday at his home in llverage o! 12.3 bushels per new, 17d a m An évemge m. 105d. was were trying w put new“ could be one of com ma“ only the mange] Grade III (n)-1, Sterling Me“ 
     
     “hm?” °l mm services and was Yollniz willie m°t°T°d 1° the bride's s"mm°mde*“5 °°mpar°d Wm‘ 41521345 bushels paid {or all greasy wool sold. The conveyed to the farmer and thus ration produced 0.15 per cent more nod; 2' M°‘"garetQu1nn' 
     
    

    
     £55153“ bl’ R9“ M1" Mm" and home where a wedding 511D?" W55 Y mm almua acres’ an average °f highest previous level 1o: the sea- avoid confusion. One Ieature Q1 the milk and 8.15 per cent more rat. In Gm“ In (m-l’ Menu“ 5mm“ 
     
     Bev- Mr- camub-n- The p811 bet"- served u» the immediate relatives —M1s~= Jenn Williams of Ohnr- I“ Whels‘ 1°’ P“ “W” 5"‘ son was 1 l-2d. u. 1 1-2d. lovzer. whole extension system which mum dii cases however. increased im- 2’ m” Mme“ 3' hymn“ M” 
     
     firs were Mr. A. E. Mclman, M. P., and friends, A large Crowd of g3!- iotteiown was a week end visitor 3°“ u“ Seamus prcductmn w“ The rise cn June 2'1 followed a sl- be improved, gwid Mr, weir wu duction due to feeding mangels was] Dearmm 
     
    

    
     MY- Wm J- 3119118119", M" 011v" enadcrs then gathered in extend W Bllmmerslde and attended the “W”! w the “Fwd 1930'” Sea‘ miidr movement in other States. the 511mm, g b 111;! - ' m] not, sumcientm vercome th t ‘- Grade I mp4’ Catherine Mo. 
     
     ‘McNeil, Mr. w. n. McGregor. Mr. their best wishes to the newly wed- Y°11n8 Peoples‘ Conference d: we °°“- "he" ‘he “Id w“ 535M449 t hp“ n o u e m’ w c‘ o ' 98m -IE“°*‘°"‘- 
     
    

    
     rJohn uckle and Mn A J. Ramsay. dad wuple. Previous to her map qhflman chumhFs bushels. and it is 133.755 bushels who“ Buuhnnndnnx schemes Zletiglgheiiécsidedoijtthe world,  tclraxaoostldgtr tlgi:di13;i:e1tr;t.oz;a 50E Grade I (b)__1' Ema“ Mcuoi 
     
    

    
     ntcment was m the family plot “we M155 Ym was tendemd a more than for IMI-32. The high- "e W“ "5911 I J1‘ ° Q ° "m, Teacher-Mary Quinn. 
     
     t”, the old Methodist Cemetery at shower by M,» 81,1 fl-gmds and m. —-Miss Mildred Llewellyn, y" N mhiyzrianeetlin ghe SZtQkWBIfitIE? since Pnmanmnt decided against =-_—;_—.;(__ 
     
     40¢ 16-4 ceived many useful and beautiful dfluzhter or Mr. and Mn. w. x. ‘ ° m“ °“ d m‘ permlttlns a mvnviwlv in the bulk- 
     
     gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Lmyrther will Llewellyn of Summerside, who has m“ Y, Id sun m, hmdllnz of wheat. three rival 
     
     J reside 1n Cgmwall, where Mr. be“ $601131: her holidays in Sum- _ e ‘M schemes have arisen. The Govern-  t, D  E . l 
     
     . mwm" ,5 a Mommas young fab merg, e e on Monday u, mum, Th mat , I I merit has appointed a depurtmen- fac lve_ "fa e, co l 
     
     I  a  ‘men The“. many friends Wlsh them her duties in Exeter Hospital, yew w“ Z3361 1:51:26:  1:26 Jill; tnl committee representing the 120m Cd 
     
      many veins or 111117173’ wedded liie.—- Hlmwhire-s ounces m excess m, ‘he ymd m gzizuryéart: 39113521 Dept; girlie 
     
     l ' i s May and am ounces higher than ' “ ' ”“ ° ‘i ° F s 
     
     _ QR", 11 (;_ Qmggw of Tommo, m t’ I J’ Works Dept. to investigate and re. 
     
     “w, u‘ "WM" m“ PERSONALS who was the chief speaker at the 1:11 t‘: w? or 1m “an The “mmem °°'°p°“““'° mm‘ ‘ 
     
     - . y °"‘ “mm” 1 °° ‘mm’ 3° Handlin Ltd has bee ted t]! t d f 
     
     n J M A I a l -_-___ i Y°1m8 P609161 Oonderenoe on Bot- was 290,006 ounces, an increase or g " n “an a en are or years 
     
     o - —.Mrs. Claire McLellan has re- "my "14 filfldoy at the Central 11,043 ounces on that m» u» cop- h“? °‘ limd m" the pm” °' 
     
     pr, qunrnur turned. to Chitiiottetown after chTl-‘Yilm (Ihlirch. Summerslde, was respvndinl six months oi’ 1932 and T”? 138,1)“ a‘ 43 mum/Ty lidings.’ I! you wont a really durable roof atoms-ll cont. we strongly, 
     
     ' ~'""°"" ""‘ spending the Thanksgiving holiday ghelsucztv liuring his visit oi’ n“. mm more than for the um. hall ,5,°s,,;:°:fl ghiiguzmatg‘ 15%;: noommclul Mum-undo smo Surhced mu Roofing. 
     
     " M‘ y a tel-wort _ - 
     
     P'°°“‘"‘“Y m smm"“d°'"s temsha; h “d M“ w“ °' 1°31‘ m1. wheat merchants, m,“ ai The bun u m but [rule o: n; nu. heavily saturated 
     
     i  i tor - mien tmnv° °“"""°‘m°“ m “m” °" m‘ m“ ‘m M“ n“ m“ MM nu‘ m" M“ 
     
     __Mr8 chm K “'43” “R “P 59mm“ idnd d; m 5min“ n; g, md m” cooled on the weather aide with weather and time resisting 
     
     ONE WEEK SPECIAL L w x - es ennedy, Mrs, x. there is a. certainty o! other wheat culled 0M0. i. 5- 
     
     500 tons VICTORIA and BRAS D’0R slack coal " “M” “Km” W“"=-K°"- "m “ti- m- “dmmd "W" lequil-‘n agents akin l ii ' ‘ " 
     
     arriving ms week sington, rim returned from attend- ville, n. A., Administrltdl’ d: st. propoéflf m 3 ‘m '" mum-nude aim lurhoed mu looting will withstand 
     
     $5 00 DELIVERED IN YOUR CELLAR m‘ t“ “m”! o! Mr. A. n. m- Moi-vs Roman Cathedral. Poi-tn. ' u» mums wonlhl condition: dud u nun-dz to m». u 
     
     - ' 140d. Edmund-Y. Slllm 1 as In n1 nun. 
     
     . 0 , has been appointed n In nnllnbh attentive Rod. Mon 0mm, um! no 
     
     We have already gold a, large tonnage flng glack _______________ ooadjuwr Amhbmhop o‘ 1 m. Dr ‘P1111110!’ NW Limit-Governor 
     
     which is exceptionally suitable for BLOWERS chm who ,3 o, yam o‘ m L; 511W II i0 MMIIllI-nle the IM-‘Mtlvmm ill-vb"!!! In! 
     
     or STOKERS_ , Hunk.’ worm mwder‘ an do Archbishop o! Perth‘ m‘ “Gab Sir James Mitchell, K. C. M. 0., i oooncw a! this splendid Bonn Lino. t I 
     
     VICTORIA screened for vnur furnace-BRAS no injury to the most d lic vill wh ma’ Premier or wmem Ammn“ - l" 
     
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     DOR for your kitchen at $7.75 offers you two child. Any cl 1 d. indent or in and and mid to be the youngest mn- ° “Mm” ' 
     
     high grade coals at n very low price. state c! ddoiesr:;i.~e, who 1| infent- bishop in the world, is n native o! am?’ :::$OEQ1LAPQII' h” 
     
     I ed with worms can take this prop- County Kl,‘ , 1191mm, g; y” d m” u m" cove" ~  
     
     "y nor of the State in i 
     
     H R L &  “"0" "thou! a qudim o! the minim 0f the Kerry tum which “m M ‘h’ ' ' 
     
     ' I I Iwmuh. and w-ll nnd in it B mo won the mum ondmpiouiaip of cm“ ‘mum ‘s!’ MY“ “m” - . 
     
     ch l t relief and a full protection 1mm Ireiddd in i924 mmc)’ w)“ “mm” S" ‘"““°‘ Island Dlstrlbutors 
     
     58 Queen St, ar o tetown, Phone 1000 M“. dmnwuve “m. which m - Mitchell was born in Western Aud- _ _ 
     
     Retail and Wholesale i"- wu- 1w much doom on: mam PNIIIG! n. Relief w“: ”"“‘ ‘*7 m" ""- "‘“° Lib" W- Charlottetown Summerside 
     
     t ty prefers local governors to the 
     
     mat stuttering to legions o! little , f___ ‘ _ 
     
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