NOVEMBER 1 ~ 1921

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Fletcher’s`Cd§toiid is a remedy for Infants and Children. lf,

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Foods are specially prepared for babies. A baby’s medicine is even _more essential for Baby. Remedies primarily prepared _ for- grown-ups arenot interchangeable. It was the need ef s remedy for the oo_m`_mon ailments of Infants and Children that brought Cdstoria before the public after years of research, and no _claim iuisbeen made for it that its use for over 30 years not proven. _ _ ___‘_ _‘_

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Castoris' _'is a harmless substitute "for-'Castor Oil, Paregoric, Droprsnd Soothing_Syrupe.~ It is pleasant. lt contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic. substance. It; age ls its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has been in constant' use for therelief of Constipation, Flatvleney, Wind .Colle snd_Disrrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. The Chiidren's Comfort-The Mother’s Friend.

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. clisslllui ADVERTISEMENTS ;.,._..-,.,........ .f

Advertisements under this lending, 2e Mr vvord lor ssch in-

lertldns

Where copidl some to t be l ,

nsust be added to cost to eovirr cpzrrsisge, étc. orwlrddf .ve “nu In E3:::°;\§t:_1:n;“?;r'r;t“srs one word. but five figures (ss ll.0O0)

Cash remittances ts cover cosfnsusf accompany all advertise-

ments. ln no cnse ¢-nn this rule be overlooked. Advertisements received without remittance esnnnt be selsnovviedged. _ - - -

»»M»+»M sister, Vertis G. Hunter, who dc-

* "_ parted tllis life Oct. 29th, 1918.

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AGENTS WANTED T0 LET ' I

'~sALEsM/in wsmfso To as. ro LE1' Two orrtcss IN New I

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””“ Me-LEOD-At Bolssevaln, Oct. 18th,

W E Surrounded by friends we are lone-

prssent "Ca.na.da's Greatest Nur- series.” Handsome free outfit exclusive territory. highest com- missions. Stnrt now at best sell- ing time. Stone and Wellington, "The Fonthill Nurseries," Toron- to, 0ntario_

FOB BALI

FOR SALE~A kitchen stove ill

good ropair. I_ip_piy 36 Kensing-

_ton Road. r -' t -_i_________ ron sALs__HsAvv 1 snown paver. Anslr at Guardian or tice. ’ T ~'_'f-'st-_

FOR SALE ONE 18 INCH SWING

cut off saw com-plete; one to- fbacco caddy stu-mp cutter. Want ed onc small steam engine 4 or 6 h. p. B. Couirptcn und Qu., Belle River.

WANTED

WANTED.-T0 RENT OR BUY

house centrally situated. Apply at this dhce. -

WANTED.-FURNISHED HOUSE for wintcr months. Apply Guar-

dian. _

IIELI’ \VANTEI)

WANTED--Stonographcr and book-

keeper. Experienced young man prcferrcd. Apply at once, sta- ting salary oxpectcd to Post Offico Box 172.

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Headaches Gone

P rh you can imagine what

this rireahlisto one who had suffered terribly with headaches for ten years.

Read about it in this latter. I

Mrs. Tens A. Smith. 'Country

Harbor Cross Rvhdir . N- S-~ writes: _ _ _,I1 »' _

"I feel that if lI\y0ll° _¢*"l"°°f""

mend Dm' CIrlse's medicines I ¢evill\l'_! rsn. I sulered for \¢\\ i'°"‘ “Pt revere heidoeher, and slthoutill I l°° All kindmpf hesduhe powder! |14 just relieved me st the time. I became very nervous snd run-dowm llld ¢V¢\'7' thing seemed to trouble me. I hsv_e ishen eighteen hoses of Dr. Cltslri Nerve Food and it hs: made sn en- tirely new person of IM. I ‘Elf 'lil' I could not have lived without ll- I

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do not have one headache now for

every hundred I used to have. llld _NY

nerves sre good and :X108-_ Ib°i‘"' w ' hed |09 u ds "I ll" uri: Dr. Chs‘:`r” Nerve Food. sn_d new I weigh IZI. Knowlll Wh” Ih" treatment h done for me. I cannot

toe hi|h|y :commend it lo others." ,

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aid, Barrister, offioa in Riley

MISCELLANEOUS

making. fur remodelling Lowest prices Work guaranteed. Mrs O1-lanley, 87 Green St

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*WANTED AT ONCE GIRL FOR

ly.

WANTED--Maid for general house-

work. Apply 14 Lower Prince St

WOMEN T0 BELIL RUBBER LIN

ed water proof gingham aprons ifoi- use in the -kitchen to women in homes. Can easily make $14 a day profit. and more. Send 751: for sam/pie apron and full particulars. Money refunded if sample returned. British Rulbb or Company, 232 McGill Street. lltimltrcal.

MIS(‘.EI.LANEOUS

NOTICE - T 'ERE I8 ON MV

ipramlses slrsa Oct. .`l0th. two strange hclfcrs; one lblack, the other white and red. li not called for before Nov. 10th. will be sold to pay expenses. J. D- MoMiilnn, Rr-evo, Wood Islands.

LOST

l.|0ST~Watch between Peter Ed-

munds and Vernon River Station. Town Rd. Finder communicate* with George iiooper, Moreil and receive reward.

Ask tar Mlnsfeifs and tnkr i\s0__\}I_*_['-

-Riley Bldg. Apply J. A. McDon- A

Bldl- i Aching and longing for you.

_ the heroines in the British COIUIII- ,mo ALFRED ~|;¢DQNA|_p, pm bla floor disaster was atelcphone

vincial Land Surveyor, Ilermamsirltai the Central Ervhrwse who y|||e_ _ ,managed to sand out it warning to

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-i-- call her message of terror through

LADIES TAILQHINQ, DRESS- i*-'-°*

' IIELP WANTED the stiransmitter until the exchange

FEMALE - 3',”

then she escaped to the security

of Kenai?) housework- APDIY W pressor plant. Mcantimo a wall uf

. Mrs. Allison Holmes, East Royal- .water was mshmg to the Sea_

the reporter of thc young couple.

bride. Anti the item in the local paper read thus: 'Mr. Hardup and his bride, formerly Miss Millions, have returned from their honey- moon and will live at the' old

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When gouneedit

IHQP FROM Holmsn's Ustsloa

,_ A __ ATTENTION- ‘Shoe repairing

-d°“° Dwlnptly. Work guaranteed.

» 1. . . _ Shoes called for and delivered. ' ;. Give us a trial. Reid and King,

phone 697,

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DON‘T FAIL T0. REBl8TER_ omea do not have to pay taxes it ev register, and no unnecessary

dlsagreeab? questions are ask-

Male vo ere are not required

pay taxes in this election. |

DE:l..|GHTF‘UL RE6IT~AL». Au

evening of rare pleasure was tha

t of those who attended tho de-

lightful Drummond recital giver

Y Church last night. Mr. Hutt open. ed with a brief sketch of Drummond‘s life _p . after which he read most dramati- cally a number of such splendid

Rev. D. E. Hatt at the Baptist

the evening’s entertainment

srsonallty and literary 'work

poems as "Lac Sobel" "Le Vieux Temps." "Johnny Conrkan," “When

ant Sang," etc. Mr. Hatt‘s

knowledge of J)rummond's work

d his intimate acquaintance with _

the type of characters portraycml

upied with his gifts as an elocu-i

tionlst, make him one of the finest interpreters of ‘Drummond that a

harlottetown audience has ever en privileged to hear. During

Interval in the programme a

,_ - . very tune-ful solo was given by _.__-__ BCSIS UIC SIg‘n8t\ll’¢ _ Mr. J. G. Pogson w'hich was great- . _ _ . . ly

‘ ' ' ' ` ‘Church thiis evening Mr. Hatt gives

' another entertainment the 'pro-

_. , gramme ol' which is entirely uri.

ginal poetry.

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appreciated. At the Baptist

BIRTHS

rs. . J. Drake. a daughter, Mar ret lrene.

DEATILS <

921, Earle i-‘rancls aged 19 yrs., mos., son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex-

IN MEMORIAM

in loving memory of our dear

iv.

n midst of our pleasures were

blue.

smile on our lips, yet a heart-

che, `

Inserted by hcl' three sisters

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BHAVE TELEPHONE GIRL

VANCOUVER, Oct. 31.-Ot:c oi

any revl-nts and continued to

cnt ot! and sho heard- the lap water against ber ofilco door,

the upper f-loors of the Com-

-Z-\¢4€--»¢ SOCIAL NOTE

"Where will you reside?" asked

"At the Old Manse." replied the

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\iMPORT.ANT` TO RlGi8‘f'lR- El/9i'¥one should register at once. The only qualification for British subjects is to be 21 years of 8.58- No payment of taxes necessary. -Everyone who regls-ters has a vote.

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AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH tonight Rev. D. E. Hattwill give readings of original poetry ‘illustra- tive of Canadian life, East and West.. Admission 35a. l _

BURLINGTON NOTE8~ Mr. Da-

niel Dunmphy has returned homo after a pleasant visit to St. John. Miss Mamie Hughes was a recent visitor to Burlington as the guest of Miss Lillie .MoCarveil. Mr. James Bryenton has purchased u valuable horse from Mr. James. Pendergrsst. 'line m-any .friends of Mrs. Peter McDonald will rc’- Sret to learn of her recent illness.

REGISTER A1" ONCE-Every mad or woman over° 21 years of age must register if they expect to vote. No one can vote who is not registered, Do it today.

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EXECHTING M\ElElTtNG.-Great

excitement prevailed at the politic- al meeting at Corran .Ban Bridge last night. Mr. .P. I9. Pirown brought with him to assist him on

the stump, ~Mr. John W. Bruce. 11 Q 'Q " ` ` A ` ' _ latbor organizer. of Australian birth

flately from Ontario. After the nd-

'dresses of the candidates Mr. Brucci -ln a stentorian voice denounced

'both 'political parties, and, appeal

scriptlon anti' directed loud voiced

war dc-bt. After his address-the

‘labor agltator very effectively I-ie

this Mr. MacKinnon was quite

Mr Halold Rutledge the well

employ ol` Shaw & »Mason of thc above ac has ar -

Better Times

Ahead Says __ Prem. Meighen

' want.-rNGr.o\N. ont.. oc¢.'31~

“Our tariff needs revision, declar- ed Premier Meighen in his ad - dress to 3,000 electors, Hon Mac Kenzlc King wants to know if l will revise lt. upward or downward. whether it ls revised upward or downward there will be a tariff suf-

ficient to retain industries _in this country and to enable them to ox-

pand. if it appears that an lndns-i try is enjoying more protection than it requires to, duties will go down. i cannot say whether the general level of tariff will go up or down. We are pledged however, to the general principle of protection.” The Prime Minister contrasted that position with the position of

thc Liberal and Agrarian parties both of which were pledged to strip

the essential industries ofthe coun- tries of all protection. “We'll have better times when ths tariff issue

Rheumatism is ‘pain only.” Not

one case in fifty requires internal treatment. Stop tlrugglng! Rub soothing penetrating/St. Jacobs'

-Oil" directly into your sore, stiif,

joints and muscles and relief comes instantly. “SL Jacobs. Oil" is a harmless rlleumstlsm remedy which never disappoints and can- not burn or dlscolor the skin. `

Limbsr up! Quit complaining!

HEUMATIQ JOINTS

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Get a small trial bottle of old-time; "St, Jacobs Oil' ut. any drug store and in just a moment you'li be free from rheumatism pain, soreness and stiffness. ‘Don't suffer! Relic: awaits you. “St. Jacobs Oil has re- lieved millions of rheurnatism suf-

ferers in the last half century, and' is just us good for sclallca, neuraigia, iunlbago, bucknchr_»,' sprains and swellings.

Big Music Treat

A. E. Tootpbs will present Miss

ileola Lucey,'the eminent soprano, assisted by Adrien Freichs, violin- ist and Raymond Barry pianist. in an unique concert at the Strand Theatre on November 2nd., _

Miss Lucey has made a special

study of irish history, irish folk songs and Irish folk lore, and hcl greatest nmbltlon is'to he known as “Tile irish Soprano." Gifted with a beautiful soprano voice, rare phy- sical charms and a personality you are sure to love, Miss Lucey is ulso a strenuous worker and is always seeking to do the' utmost to improve herself in her art. In

Tomorrow Night I

addition to hor music lessonwh day,§Miss Lucev takes a encll lesson and spends two hours at the hardest kind of physical exercise. Sho believes that good health is the first essential of s singer and nothing is left undone that will add to her ability as an artist.

At her concert here, Miss Lucey

will do lnnrc than render her regu- lar conccrt program, in addition l-the and her assistants will lend their superb nrt to tile laudable work of revealing conclusively that

I-the marvelous achievement of the RE-CREATION of musical sound has been attained.

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ed to farmers to unite with the labor element and overwhelm thc government. He had opposed con-

tcrllicism against the sovernments vmocauvss. out 31-Many ourrod on uid -canadian National

lwry noise or wmch had 8__cceed_ lives have bien lost and scores in; Railway at i3ost<_>_n l3a__n,_ llo_ldir_l_g_ up ed In (hmwmg me audience into jurcd, just ow _many las as-yo traffc on tlat ine. oo y\.l.ors i¢0;mm0ti0m_.Ml|-_ J0||n 1.1_ _My9rs, not been ascertained, when n. por- of the Capilano Rivcr on the north. ID H- terse. ten-minute address. tion of the mining t_own of Britan- shore of Burrard inlct have also ll’“"'~`l‘"`e‘l me ""5“m°°'ts of the nia. beach was swept away as re- tied up railway traffic on the Poci-

._.appemed to me cool reason Or' thclsult of n cloudburst last night. fic Great Eastern. At Coquitlam it ‘audience and ms words had 3 re. Four doctors and eight_nurses left is stated that the hotel. store and miifliflble effect. Healso denoulic- here mls m°l`“f“g IW “Pedal mu" several cottages have been carried ed as untrue a statement made by for thc scene of thc disaster. Ac- on their foundation |nd|L.auons

'Mn D' A' 'MBCKI mm to the enact ‘f0\'di"g 10 "°i’°"l"* f9‘*°l‘l“g Iwi” tl’ this mornin arc that floods will

that diamond. . m d .r f ` ' 5 duty to Canntipr firgrdog gy 1;-5533; ‘IW me WW" has hee" \""‘°m`“"y lrecede as the heavy rainstorm.

UW W9"»lil\_-Y 14115583- Only lli1C\1l-d°5“`°y"‘l by " Slream of “'*“?r` which continued for three days. I . ‘!‘l“m°"d~“ ‘"0 “flmmed free- and ‘which dashed dow” the mounmm ceased and the weather is clearing. 'I IIC SC\.'een’3 MUSE FBIIIOUS Beallly

side carrying cottages and other

peeved at Mr Myers denuciauon in hm; _h _ L_ Wm h W; The amount of damage done by the

~ . ~ li gs to 0 len ~l c - s _

A full rcnort of thcl meeting wlill , floods has not been estimated, ,appear tomormm littered wltll debris. Britannia

bench is a mlnin town with a po

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WWW pulatlon of about 1 500 persons and

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_ PERSONALS 'situated on t.he mountainsido 18 l

‘ E- milcs from here on Howe ‘Sound-

VANICOUVER, Oct - T e

have lnunda-ted a section of the town not Port Coquitlam 14 miles

Mn “_ W_ “augur of New thc recent rains, the river over -

York. arrived in the city last night f'°“’°‘1 “S ‘"‘“l‘5 Tim' °““‘““““ Th N 8 sv///////I/4\\\\\\\w'A'r//l0\\\\\\\\v/// to take up ls duties as chef at Pacific Railway bridge is reported 6

‘UW "SVI-" MT- LCVMHEUV hu-" to have been carried away,`cuttlng , `

years as chef with Holbine Ilroggt . ' I' l Ci

fancy delicatessen caterers of New :mg l"‘l€rl0rs[_»ointsI.__ The ririlway G d

York. rl ge over ave ver s aso re- W1

ported carried away. Mud slides, as _ N K F

the rcsult of the rain have oc - , t ,

been emploled mr 8 numbel f oif tommunkatlona between ty

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Catarrh or Cold? Use Healing Cream

If your nostrils are clogged. y0\1i'

stuffed by nasty cntnrrah or n cold,

destroying cream into your nos-

stant relief.

are open. Yollr head is clearz. No more hawking, snufflinz. dryness or 51|-rrggl-ing for breath. Get a. small bottle of Ely‘s Cream Balm

is sett.led,'Z asserted the Primof Minister. "We'il have fewer men out of employment, we shall have still hotter times when the tariff

MUTT AND JEFF-'J e

is revised."

Allrlurtlr sl

if your blood is thick and inlpuro

you will soon know lt_ Your face becomes covered with pimplcs and

k d ith

you are nervous. lrrltablc. easily

most wonderful ol’ all Tonics, made from Herbs. Roots and

time. It is the latest and most wonderful Tonic ever offered t

strong and healthy The blood puri - D Y

drugglst in cvcrv town.

butor for P E l Sold also at Gallant's drug store. :sunl- merside in 0‘Leary

Montague at Mnbon's Drugstore.

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' Matinee 3.15 Night ,Z and 8.45

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The Test of ’Coura”ge."

T help break up a hand of nefarious crooks, and

ties: his name of s cloud! Kern Lambert b¢C0m¢S I

e band The tr his eoursge with one

f th . . _ . heat after the other.y Fircest of these ls the ,

hun beasts. But this peril becomes to tsgsdventures he meets before his and his sweetheart won. See-

WILLIAM DUN and EDITH JOH

In the Season’s Most Sensational Scandal Story

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lr li . ' ' . ‘ ~ 7 _0;;1_rydl_\;I3s1_o_=:_:\;i__yf`_<_>_s§>_»i_r flood waters or the coquluom river “The Notorious Miss ey

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city toptakee a p sitirhiiewltli Frcil 9115i Of here. iillfl Several building-i' "_ r »o»ee+e-e»4++e++e_o+++e44oee»+e+e+e4+e»eeeesooeooeo H- '1`fHil10r. Plll glilg and Heating are reported to have been shifted ,

Englueer' from their foundations. Owing to =_ r " ~ _

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H(-33d_S{uff9d By f.-’f.'f.'.°§.l_`°|i' yy..'f.“.'.l"§f.. _'f.°.`.'.°§i§.tll"...i g_ WILMOT M An] 1E

annoyed and will eventually he- _ come run down and the whole ner-

vous systcm a wreck. Redmac, thc _

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ihfwt “‘S"°”°‘l~ 0' Y°“1' “em is the Public. 'rue nerve. are mail: I - Presenting a repertoire of plays with a apply E mu.. pure, .mtl-repro, germ ‘ned _md M10 u,'e_ Suk, ,, One' Broadway Reputation. .

trlls. it pcnetrates through _every The 2 Mmm Wholosale Dm". H

air pas:-age, sooth-ing lnflameri _ ,_ _

swollen membrane and you get ln

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allow good it tools. Your nostrils Waughs_ Georgetown at Knigiim . . .l\[()1\I)l\\ ,l\0VI.1\l]iLIi. tlilt. -

Thanksgiving Day: Matinee and Night.

;:.~:r_°__*:.l_y..:;;l'f=.s::.;t...fgcfr .sn i so "uilutr xuis" "Tas PRICE sus PAID" stay stuifcd up. Relief is sure. _ __ W

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sl§.\'r s.\l.l~: our-:Ns F,-may morning .at 9 30 a m at the Theatre

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A Ptiobucelt OF Ncu|t\lG Ptcrutte comebtes Ft~i> He SAYS rue <=oT 1146

AB\t.\rY 'ro MAKQ P\.€As|NG FAclf\\. G.xPt2€ssto1\lS.

s box, all dealers. or Edmanson.- Bates dt Co.. Limited. Toronto. ¢

il’s a Versatile Sort of Guy, at That » -Bv Bud Fisher

He ws; rms €*°~l25$’*'°"" ‘ ` Fact/-xt exvlzesstoms

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