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~°ROBlN HOOD CHINA OATS
-Better oats. Better china. All
gmcers. L-2740-11-38-2 wks
` ..°sUascs.rr:rioss to 'rue
onarlottetown Guardian may be
handed to their Rept. Archie Hume.
Phone 47, or left at H. J. Maboxfs
Drug Bwrc, Montague. L-'l
.."'nHE KING Ol' MARS"-
Threo Act Comedy will be presented
in Souris, Tuesday, December sth.
Proceeds in aid of Hospital in Mon- _
tague. L-2768. i
..'l'0XES 'F015 SALE.-Thirty
(301 Fox Pups for sale. Twenty (201
females and ten (10) males. Medium
to light medium and pale All from
prolific strain of the best Quality
Stock on P. E. Island. Record pro-
duction ln 1934. -il pups from 8
females. Prices received for peltl
will be shown to anyone interested.
H. J. Mabon, Mab0n's Drug Store,
Montague, P. E. I. l
L-2562-ll-21-24-28-12-1-41.
“"ES’l‘ KENT SCHOOL
Honor roll for November.
Grade X-l Lawrence Toombs, 2
Grade IX-1 Sylvia Block, 2 Role
NEW CONSOlJ`
Mopar. 4622 L O (] K
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Clrccl: those
Holman
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NEW MANTEL
Model 4621.
V Complete free installation.
V Free Holman aerial and ground.
\/ Terms $5.00 down, balance monthly.
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RADIO ai HOLMAN'$
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V CASH PRICE-N0 INTEREST. -
V Get our trade-ln allowance.
V 00 days free service
V D0 days tube replacement
V Expcd instruction lu cperl-tidl..
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V 0var25m0delatnchooaefr0‘m
V Laflclt Radio Dealers on the Island.
V See I-IOLMAN’S before you buy.
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‘Drummond oooo, s Gordon nemoui
1 Grade VIII-l sandy Bxchaut, 2
_Louise COX, 8 Newton large.
5 Muriel corier, s Percival simrnorrds
Sterling Walker, 3 Lillian Block.
Grade VIII-1 William Rbgers, 2
Grade VII-l Mary MacKay, 2
Grade VII-l Jean MacKay, 2
3 FRIDAY
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EVERY WEEK MORE MEN are hudlng out what a splendid place for
shopping at a saving price this BASEMENT STORE IS. It’s filled with
great values for MEN and BOYS-and here are a few samplee:_.
MEN’S SHIRTS in White,  Men’a heavy '
Blue or Sand. Collar attached WINDBREAKER
MENS TIES in many good With Gilltit btlld .i..... 
patterns  
Men’s fleeced .
§‘&.‘§i?}"§'ooos  €}‘J.ii.'i?f.’iTf?.‘7......_.. $1.29
Grey Jumbo
swaivrans    
Heavy Winter CAP with
car protector . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  Menv' heavy Whimord
Me|\’g gtriped Flgnnolgng   PANTS . . . . . . . . . . . . » - or.. 
PYJAMAS . . . . . . . . . .
. . . I Mena h°‘vy Pinch' 
‘l;‘I°§';T%“§ f)’€,';}:“!;A‘§_‘I’_M'  swsxrans 
Men's Heavy  Men’a Fleeeed SHIRTS 
WORK SHIRTS  DRAWERS, per garment ..
THE GOVERNOR GENERAL CHALLENGES THE BOY SCOUTS
ASSOCIATION OF CANADA T0 INCREASE MEMBERBHIR T0
100,000. WILL YOU HELP T
Grade VI-l Bill Hine, 2 Keith
Robinson, 8 Beryl DeBlois. -
Grade VI-l Bobby Fbrsythe, 2
Joyce Fraser, 3 Ira Yeo and Elinor
Williams.
Grade V-1. JOBn Fi'lPiJ5» I Graf
ham Batt, 3 Bill Brehaut.
Grade V-1 Bhirley lang, 2
Srian Cudmore, 3 Billy Large.
Grade IV-1 Joan Williams, 2
g Billie Bourke. 8 Betty Holman.
' Grade III-1 Philip Hardy, 2
B Delys Worth, 3 George Campbell.
Gr-me II-1 Merle Luck, 2 Horace
Rindress and Kay MacEacl'iem, 3
Miriam Allen.
Grade I--No exams.
......._..i .Bright spots
Of The Week
(By The Canadian Press) 5
(By Guardlaws Special Wire) '
WINDSOR, Ont.-Sealed Power
,Piston Ring Corporation of Mus-
kcgcn, Michigan, will open a plant
here end expect to be in production
by January 1.
PORT ARTHUR. Oni. - Abitlbl
I Pulp and Paper Company Mill here.
long in idleness, will be re-opened
at once the com announces.
5 oown C   -M..
Balance Monthly
Er wveelfly-A I ' ' _ _ iinsulators, emplalying about 20
ash Price ere: r.
"ri: =s
. P5115'
. P. R.. net earn-
ings for October $4,100,679, up
2,282 from October, 1933 n~t and
N. R.. $2,809,429. lip $236,844.
HAMILTON, Ont. - Sherwood
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Porcelain Company plans to open
here, manufacturing low tension
- , . .- ew .
<  i \pwr~'fnirTviLi.i:Ns N ezooooo
Nothing extra* ' W N ,canning plant to be erected here
' which will employ about 100 pe:ple.
HULL, Quc.~Negotiations open-
ed for establishment of cotton fac-
BEVIVALIBT TEMLLS the Berghall Finnish school. Both
young and old jam the hall every
an eleven-year-old country notes or hesitates in delivering her
is attracting crowds atlucid and fervid sermons.
,Young Man : i
.um You PREPARING Younsanr ron
or-Pon'rUN1'r1r~:s AHEAD 2
,Your use of spare time largely determines l
your future. i
(THE IMPORTANT YEARS are immediately,
___ Before you. . |
 _Commercial Arithmetic
Business English and
Composition, Book Keeping
. '_ and other subjects according to demand will bo
f followed in tutorial groups at the _
Y.M.C.A.
. This is an opportunity for Older Boys and
Young Men to offset the disadvantages of
_ leaving school at an early age.
1 _ ADDI? at once to Y. M. C. A. Secretary for full `
‘ " Particulars. Telephone 95
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SOME QUEER. WEDDINGS.
riage Ceremonies.
Generally speaking, the idea of a
wedding is the conventional one
but there are cases on reoor
where the tastes of some people
have not agreed with this. Indeed
there have been some very
eccentric and very romantic mar-
riage ceremonies solemnlzed. Men
and women, the very opposite in
character and disposition, have
been united, sometimes the union
proving a happy one, sometimes the
reverse.
But having recently heard a good
deal about elderly men marrying
young girls, let us start our list of
extraordinary wedding with one
that occurred in an English town
some years ago, when all thc old
folk seemed to run amok. In this
instance an old man cf seventy-
eight years of age (he had been a
soldier) led in the altar an aged
damsel who had herself seen
seventy-two summers. There were
three hridesrnaids, respectively
aged sixty, sixty-eight, and seventy
years. All of them were spinstars.
The best man was seventy-five, so
their combined ages brought the
total up to nearly four centuries
d arte
an a qu r.
In travelling shows the freaks
who help in draw the money from
the public often ini/ennarry and it
f f tory in I-H11 by U. S. concern to
mm one the tattooed mon me °°5° “b°“° ‘°°°'°°°'
bearded lady but sometimes twc'» -_
Flnland, has a sen- evening. The child never refers to Eccentric and Very Romantic Mar- like freak;  i A I *_
i There was a Col. Glover once "With this ring I thee wed( etc-.
‘ who married an Arnerica-ri glantess 15 omitted. Yet there is an instance
He too, stood 8 feet '1 inches. The of this on record. It occurred at
pair, when they appeared in public.' Liverpool, England.
d used to iv ch 50 Af th had left the
rcoceasmu as$7 a ter eparty
Week- church it was discovered that the
But l\°&\4blF the  :
tional and peculiar _ _ pero
‘mony on record was thll mpeg.
formed years ago by the Consular
groom was a well-to-do resident of
clergyman had forgotten these
words. and. of course, in their
absence, the bridegroom would bc
relieved of his most scriou; obliB9'
‘ " an being minus the ring iiself.
Agent at Cincinnati. The brida , in say nothing of the fair
that town. and the,bride lived i"
Italy. When the wedding was per
| formed. the contracting parties
‘ were thousands of miles apart.
The Consul filled in a blank
_ certificate, which was forwarded by
hi.m to the authorities in Italy, who
, in the presence of the parish priest,
exhiblkd it before the bride, who
_ in tum affixed her signature, ac-
ceptinc it as her action. The mar-
riage became perfectly binding
although, of course, the newly-
married couple could not pouibly
live together for quite a little time
owing to the distance they were
apart.
Now for a word regarding that
all importnat little article- the Wed-
ding ring.
 this case, therefore, instead of
sitting down to the breakfast, back
the couple hurried tn l-he church
and were thus practically married
twice on the same day,
A very uncommon kind of mar-
riage was once celebrated in
Cumberland. Both parties were
deaf and dumb. They held Prayer
Books while a. friend pointed out
the different passagcs in the
service as the clergyman spoke
them they made the customary
responses in the deaf and dumb
akshmbet.
Finally, let us just give a few de-
tails of v/hat occurs at a marriage
ceremony in hhe Philippine Islands.
When two Negrlwe marry. the
whole tribe is assembled, and the
As is common knowledge, it
some tirnes happens that th
little article is for-gotten. and the
is
| re*
hmve been cases where the door-
kay of the church has had to
aflianced pail' climb two trees
each other Th
growinl diese to . e
branches of the trees are then bent
by the elders till the heads of the
couples meet. and when the brides
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And for the Boys
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Boy's Fleeced Combination 
UNDERWEAR, suit . . . . . ..
Boy’s SHIRTS worth to $1.75
STOCKINGS  zgc (Separate collar)  496
B » Zi Boy’a SWEATERS
S¥1r?ATpgg1RT   “V” Necks ................. 
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- ECONOMY SHOP
` Second floor
$1. §""`...°f.°. l‘I.`.f£'.i1’;.f’f’.1T‘.’?ff..._ 39c
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8.5¢
Boy’s heavy
COAT SWEATER .  .
Boy’s heavy Kersey $
WINDBREAKER . . . . . . 
B'oy's.GOLF
Ladies’ Wool
FELT HATS ..............
Ladies’ heavy fleeced
BLOOMER  
Glrl’s Ribbed COTTON
Hose, pair  
3 pair for 48c
Ladies’ Rayon and Wool
STOCKINGS 
Ladies’ Sllknit SLIPS, in
Sand, Apricot, Black 
Girl’s Botany Wool _
RIBBED STOCKINGS 
Sizes 6 to 9 years, Sand only C 
white rnmrolouo NIGHT- White Flaneleite
GQWN, medium and large _  NIGHTGOWN Embroidered 
yoke, short sleeve . . . . .. . . . .
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Glrl’s Silk Stripe VESTS
and BLOOMERS 
Silknlt BLOOMERS
5 good colors .............. 
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A Corselette of   $1 
ordinary $2.00 value
Excelently good quality Brooke Corseiette with inside belt, gartcrs
attached to inside belt as well as outside, prevent riding up, Thesc
corselettes were bought for “dollar day” but were delayed.  
They are regular $2.00 value. Sizes 32 to 44. Special . . . . . . . .
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transmuto the general and apecZflc|ing. A general with a good map vantaoe and converting them HW
obstacles and handicaps of yourof a battle-field is far better pre- vital assets. It is part of the al'
life into very real assets. Kowledge pared than his opponent who loads of living to realise that no Pl-“Ce °‘
of the stuff of which human be greater forces but is ignorant of marble is perfect, but that never'
ins: are made. recoonition of the the terrain of combat. The crafts- theleas its flaws can often be util'
existing dangers together with manship of life consists in taking had as valuable details in the zen
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_ QV, z_ 5| is not an unusual tiring to find thei duty: but it is not often that that me hridepoomh heads have thus awareness of the so\rces of fear stock of cne‘a defects and ilabilities,iera1 design.-Dr. W. Beran W°lf°-
-°-- fat man marrying the skeleton wo- portion of the marriage service met the marriage is declared legal and inferiority constitute the first
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