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‘BALESMAN WANTED T0 RE. APPLICANTS d i f present "Canada! Greatest Nur- the North fizfliflolllllg o Clrlrtlladlrll: series." Handsome free outfit. School for Nurses, North Adams, exclusive territory’; hishest com- Mass. Please write Superinten- missions, Start now at best sell- dent, illg time. Stanwood-Wellington, __ “The Fonthill Nurseries," Toron- JNO. ALFRED MACDONALD’ 1°: 0111111111.‘ , lProvincial Land Surveyor, Her- To tET manvllle. _ ‘THE MONTREAL FUR neuron. To LE-r___A FURMSHED HOUSE ELLING 60-, have all the latest with popvengencea’ cam and quickest methods of Remod- ltraily ‘loca a; Apply Guardian “"1"; Giselle! and Dyeing and ma‘ ,_, %|‘.l‘u‘l“ gitzllgfllslilliifgitlffl thatmis sure to - ~ on. so a num- Tio LET‘ _ QED ROOM m c5» her of ready-made electric tral part of city; suitable for a 5°51 W0- 1) wills W111 8911 gentleman or lady; with or with 31- "110195819 911C911. K111111115“!

our, board. . Apply Guardian.

__ ‘f0 LET TWO OFFICES IN NEW Riley Bl . Apply .l. A. McDon- ald. ' orbyotfioe in Riley Bldg.. ‘ ,

non son:

won SALE-HEAVY saown paper. Apply at Guardian on ice.

FOR 8ALE~No. 11 Silver Moon, Base Burner, used“ one year.| Apply to ‘phone 246-1.. or at 179 lDorchester St. -

"FOR “SALE- 22 White Leghorn

with Beaver and Fox. We spe- ciaiise in made-toorder fur coats for men and women. Twenty-six years experience gives us cou- fldence in asking lor your busi- ness. The Montreal Fur Re- modelling Co., Riley Building, ‘Queen St. Phone 924. Open even- ngs. _

.-_-___.._~_._ PUBLIC NOTICE-J wish to inform the public that my business is lo- coated in the McArthur Block. corner of Water and Summer Streets, Surnmerslde, with err- trances on both Summer Street and Water Street. First floor. Summer Street entrance, Over- land. Studebaker and Wlllysfl

Hens and -Cock, also White Leg- horn and Barred Rock Pullets,l all pure bred C. E. F. stock. Apg ply to Fulton Adams, Burlington.’ OR BALE — CHEAP ON-E HOL-l stein bull and some choice grndc heifers; also Yorkshire boar for service. Apply to Alfonso Bryn Penton, Brackley Point Road.

_“ Fomtkfi‘ at Sqlrlervlllml .-Lor,§.bs,i,-'a,o ting p -1o9 aorssi 80 acres ceared. ncludes ap-- ple orchard and-buildings. Fronts on old Geor town Roa , 19 acres ploughed. Al ply Josep C. Mur- phy. Somervlqlle. ‘

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WANTED

wANTElJa-Parsnlps, carrots, beets- lt. E. Mutch 8r Co.

WANTED-Smells and 9915- G1" price. M. E. Mclsaac, Souris-

15th at West River Bridge. 011 book accL, S. H. Colwell, R. A. McPhnil.

WANTED-To rent a small cot- tage. furnished or unfurnished man‘ and wife preferred. Adrift!!!

‘.169 Water St.

> WANTED-Position by youns ‘peg " with good education. Apply E- clo Guardian.

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bind a "clsdi tightly, r. out‘ my lxzd w

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A qllandlslly. complete relieving the pairs,

tszts:t.f‘; their?"-

.. »"[’ l clache . Recurring vllgigatllc! uflllfllll’ come "from an "é austlon oi the nervous system, and they Clo n01 disappear until the vigor of the nerve cells is reatorecl by such up-

building treatment as Dr. Chase's Nerve Foocl.

Temporary relief’ by use of Qowdmltia-telten obtained, at an" l- dnormous estpcnse w~tlie~nervfllls' WstemAnJhtllO¢8°11°YAl hum‘- ‘

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W. Nunn SL. Cobourg» 0111-. Wlllfll

“My ayalem bccdnte’ run-flown and l lullrulclfellly wllivnun In my 1-"11- TM. w" w "y"; tLa l would have In

ti=at i could gel my you. (lotto. A triml‘ advised ‘tic uze of Dr. Gina's Nsrvs Food, and alicr lolting first box l found quite an improrrln Ill m1’ "P?" zillion. l continued using t.'.em until l Lad talxn aLout seven Loreufllil ‘LE7 slrlllgllalncd anti bull! "P "Y ‘Wmu

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Dr: ‘ClrasebNNlerve Food. 504

Knight cars, parts and auto ac- cessories. Second floor, either entrance, office'and fur room, where I will continue to handle all kinds of raw furs. Call and

see us in ‘our new quarters. E. H. Rayner, Summerslde. REV. J. C. MARTIN will lecture

in Morell Hall in connection with a pie social on Tuesday evening, Novemborlfith at 7 ,p.m. If not ; » fine lt‘wi-ll be held on the fol- lowing Friday at the same hour.

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" idelunpr Rev, Allan

l» tnh OfIdNGWPGlGgBOW, N. S. __e- eo est res ytsrlan- i fibelfiln Canada. ‘For thirty‘ m n _Mr. 8i llf

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‘allots. l ' . - . leaves to mourn one son

c-rs are left to mourn. i ca» , mime , Minna-d’: Llninaent for Dumlrnll’ .___..¢o>____'-

l l ' PERSONALS

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,Sunday in the city. | ____

Mr. John Warren, Albany, spent ‘the week in the city.

Mr. John McLeodyNorth Carle- ton, was among the visitors to the city yesterday.

Mr. J. J. McDuli’, 0i the Federal P.W.D. has returned from an oi'i'i-

-cial visit to the Mainland.

"Mrs. -Earle G. Tuplin, of Al-

phine. Michigan, is visiting in this city. the guest of her aunt Mrs. J, C. ‘McLeod. »

Mrs. Parmenas Hughes of Union who has been visiting in the city the guest of Miss Moore, leaves for homo today.

Little Mary Frances

Simmons. four and one half yearv old. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. P

Simmons, 183 Eusion St., was sud- denly taken ill Sunday with appen- dicitis. Silo was taken to tllc P.E.l. Hospital where an operation was performed. At last reports she was doing nicely.

lllnnrd’: Llnfment for Colds Eta.

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The Cause 0f Most Deaths

Stomach disorders are the indirect cause of most fatal diseases

Civilization is favorable to long life, so long as cure is taken that the stomach functions normally. Unfortunately, cose housing, too genoroug supply of food, too little

Proceeds in aid of repairs to the Church. Admission: Adults, a 25c; Children, 15c. Ladies with pies free. W. H. McEwan, Trus- tee. .________i_________ BUY A RENFREW OIL ENGINE- No Carburetor, no Magneto, no Batteries. no Coils, no Wires,

sign of Sour Stomach, Nervous’ no Gasoline. Starts and runs Dyspepsia, Acidity of the Stomach, 011 Kill’ cheap oil- 60 DB1‘ 09111- Heartburn, Constipation, begin . saving in fuel. Starts easily in taking "GastronaP after meals", '

zero weather. Write for descrip- tlve circular to E. H. Rayner, sole distributor ‘for P. E. Island, Summerside, P. E. I.

exercise are some of the lngs" of our civilization. As suit stomach trouble sets stomach trouble is the our ills.

,flc for stomach troubles, can sure you that perfect health which we all strive. At the

and the improvement will at once he noticeable. meals, and the improvement will be at once noticeable.

"bless- 8. TB- in--~ilnd basis of “GASTRONAL" snelcl- n.

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the new

Gastronal" after

. i REDDIN ROBBERY CASE- The preliminary hearing in the Reddlu

years mpson was the beloved pas- RorlcStreet, Presbyterian

9. ‘ti! ‘burial

e . in Edmon- ton, one brother, Mr. James Slmp. eon in Bay View and one sister, MtsjSamuel Simpson of St. Elean-

Mr. 'l‘. MacDonald, Borden, spent

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robbery case, in which Dr. W. Mc

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court until late" lin the, and resulted in ‘Dr. W. being referred to Supreme Court The case will be resumed this mor ning at 9 '_

fifternoon

Allen. of Outremont, Montreal. Mr pulpit and platform

plement the call. ' - ' ‘ r y . "

,.., ., An Eloqllent Tribute to Late a Mr. W. S.1Lous0n

The‘ following tribute to tllc late Mr. W. S. Louson was received yesterday by Mr. .l. D. Seaman, Secretary of the P.E. Island Branch of the Bible Society:

November lltll, 1921. Mr. .l. D. Seaman. Charlottetown, ‘PEI My Dear Mr. Sellmanz»

At a meeting of the Executive of the New Brunswick Auxiliary held in the Bible Rooms on Friday, Nov. 4, the following. resolution was un- animously passed by the Board: “The Executive of the, Ne Brunswick Bible Society, ‘having heard with deepest regret of the loss sustained by its sister auxilia- ry in Prince Edward lslandin the death of its noble President, Ml‘. W. S. Lcuson, who has so long and so honorably sustained the

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' leadership of the Auxiliary, direct-

ing it with a devotion and enlhu siuslrl which finally brought it to be the banner Auxiliary in the Do- minion of Canada, do hereby con- vey to the Prince Edward island Auxiliary their deepest sympathy. The arllor and fervencv displayed by Mr. Louson in prosecuting glla

etfucezlble memory and an example for all workers in our common cause. Resolved also that the sympathy of the New -Bruns wick Auxiliary be extended to Mrs. Louson and all the members oi’ the

lbereaved family."

I BIRTHS

_a__j.>€.______,____. CCARKIN- To -Mr,,a.ud,}1l;§ ~ ‘us .GlB'ME~:NOV. _10th, a son Iilfils Pbibeon.‘ . ,»

‘MAOLEOD- At the P. n. lslanrl Hospital, Nov. 2nd, to Mr. and

Mrs. J. ‘F. MacLeod, City, a daugll tor. '

WENTWORTH-— At New Redford, ‘Mass, Nov- 7th. 1921. to Mrw-and Mrs. Ernest A. Wentwortla (nee) Florence M. Smith, of Southport, E. l., a sop Her- man Johnfweight 9 1-2 lbe,;

DEATHS

__..__.___._____._._i____. GODFREY.—-Ai. North Wiltsllire on

Kinnon, George Furze and Jack Es- sory are implicated, was resumed at the Police Court yesterday. ‘The evidence- took ‘the attention of the

clfinnon

‘QT. JAMES CALLS PASTOR.» At a large, and representative meet, ing of Stglames Congregation lust evening it was decided to extend-a unanimous call u: the Rev. George

Allen is very highly spoken of as u speaker and pastor and ‘the decision to extend llim a call was unanimous. , Steps will be taken immediately to llll-

work of the Bible Society .umon_; ed- , young and old alike has left an lil- P- 911“ ‘"111 1115 5°11 MT- H- M- ym-mshedl Simmons ,are all that are left to

(Sad) GEO’ A. HENDERSONJmOrnIng in time to Patch the train

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NOVA SCOTIA WOMAN WAS IN ‘ WRECKED OQNDITION BUT I18 NOW PICTURE O

HEALTH

“l Just can‘t begin to express my gratitude for’ what Tanlac has done, not only for‘, self, but also for my husbindltitald Mrs. Annie Henneberrv W1‘ Elfitlsrh N. S.

"l had been in wrecked health

for several years and in such. a

badly run-down condition i couldn‘t

walk a short ldlstance without get-

. ting all out of breathj After-eating a lump of lead would form in the -pit of my stomach and l hall-awful attacks of heartburn.

“Tanlac had helped my husband so much l started taking it too. I have a wonderful appetite now, everything agrees with we and l never felt better in my life. l told my husband ‘this morning he look- ed the picture of health and he said he could return the compli- ment." !

' Tanlac is sold in Charlottetown at. Reddin Bros., and by leading," drugglsts everywhere.

Passage,

Western. Guardian ‘l

—i. O. O. F.—~Grnnd Master Wood

t of the l. '0, 0. F. paid on official

-VlSll. to Summerside last night. when he conferred degrees on sev- eral Summerside members.

m MEMQRIAM '

MR. GEORGE SIMMONS.

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‘ We announce with deep regret lthe death of Mr. George Simmons, a highly respected resident ofSum- mersidc. Mr. Simmons was borll in Craupnud and lived there ‘ for lseveral years, engaged in business, this store being where the Foster ilcuse stands today. While still a young man he left the island for the United States, settling in Springfield, lll., where he took u.) and mastered the study of architec- ture, in which profession he soon tcok u foremost place. Five yenrsl ago he returned to his native pra- vince, where he has since remain- His daughter, Mrs. Cecellu

keep his memory rfagrant, his wife having predeceasedhim some years ago. His body will be taken to Springfield for interment. Mrs. Duff will accompany the remains. The funeral will be held at the re- sidence of Caleb Len. on Thursday

for Borden. The funeral service will be on Wednesday at 2 p. nl. Rev. Mr. rlamlrlond and Rev. Nlr. Morris being the officiating clergy- man. . " c

Furniture Sale

We will sell forvJnmes Morrissey at his house 74 Bayiield St. on Monday, Nov. 21st, commencing at

1.30 p. rn. all his furniture, com- prising parlor, dining rootn. bed looms. hall and kitchen. This fur-

niture 1s choice and almost new.

Terms cash. ,

BENJ. OARTERI. SON, Auctioneers.

A Pathetic Case -

l. l Those who have attended tho

volunteer concerts given at Falcon- | wood were surprised to observe on each occasion, among the inmates ‘an attractive looking boy aged about four years. Dr. Leo Frank who was one of the promoters of these free entertainments, interest- ed himself ln the little fellow who appeared to be so much out of place amid such surroundings. l-le asked the Superintendent from fwhom he learned that the child, an orphan, when‘ about a year old, was- brought from the western part of the province to be placed in the P. l. Orphanage. Unfortunate- ly there was ‘no room in the or- phanage; he could not be cared for lnone of the hospitals; there was no place of refuge for the unfor- innate orphan except the insane asylum. He remained there until discovered by Dr. Leo Frank. The little one, it was also learned, had u. cleft. palate, which caused an im- pediment in his speech. Dr. Frans on further enquiry, found that f\ operation would remove this impe- diment and generously offered t o bear the expense of the operation and the necessary hospital attend- ance. Before being permitted to put this generous offer into effect, however, he must obtain the per- mission of the government and this Pl-snlier Bell graciously granted. Dr. Frank had the boy examined by ‘Drs. Archibald and H. D. John- son. Tlley decided the operation was feasible, had the child placed in the IKE. island Hospital and operated upon him, it is gratifying to learn, successfully.

The boy, now four years of age, faces youtll and life without par- ents, without a home until the new Orphanage is completed. Dr. Frank, however, does not intend rm leave lllrn without at least a lighting ' chance.

He placed tile matter bo-

This pushed... Stops Head Colds

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‘Colds and catnrrh yield like magic to soothing, healing. antise- pic cream that penetrates through every air passage and relieves swollen, inflamed membranes of nose and throat. Your clogged nostrils open right up and you can breathe freely. Hawking and shuffling stop. Don't. stay stuffed up and miserable.

Get a small bottle of Ely's (fream Balm from your druggisll Apply ll little in the nostrils and get instant relief. Mllllbllg endorse this remedy known for more than fifty years.

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fore a numbéié cl‘ - izens with _t result that a con ‘t hm all" been arranged fork n the‘ calm g out oi‘ which the best musical tu-

lent in the city volunteered only willingly but- gntlluslu

to assist.

Ml’. M. M.

llOt caliy Alllong these vol ntecrs are Professor Wlltkis, Miss lllllrll-lt- ard, MiSs Wiglltman, Miss Garnum, (foilcn, Mr. Earle, Mr. Arthur ‘Bruce, Mr. Elmer Ritchie, Mr. Pztrkcr Hooper, a rlum. I ber from Y.,Vi.(.‘..1\. and ii dramatic

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$125,000 PROVINCE 0F

Principal and half yearly Interest (1 Juno and 1 Dec.) payabl; treal, Charlottetown. Montreal or iToronto, at owners option.

DENOM INATIONS $1000

Orders may be telegraphed at our expense. I

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Transportation Bldg. 120 St. James St.

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