l

I

" m1: ctiitnumrr" _

1i it-tintgurrnwii nuilimuilmwwml m B, u, w, llmwwmu,.,lu.,m

i

Purity does it

Tulle hull’ u coke of Sunlight, pure it into hot Inter in your Richer Ind stir into | rich ondl. Put in the clothe! and opera" the wnlter. Later, rinse them thoroughlyunnd your clothes will be beautifully clean Ind unavly white.

The rich cocounul Ind pull! oils hlend in the secret of tho Sunlight cleansing power.

Bu; Snnligil-ils purity soul your do! s.

‘han-lrlrawn boats. For many years

I . . Starvation might threaten uS, we

“El-d to content

<1 r'iit.

the

-\'u' so many years ago it waufluiued while saving the cit)" from

b!" lone

imereaner’ l‘ was lmwlmbl‘: w fen-ed to the need of a fire inspec- l . 1C3"). lrulgm “m” m‘: swim. gtoatls, bridges and ferries.

the

“mm! "Mid ma“). o’ m“ “"""-"“"'itraps of which we have many. and 1 t" - ~ . ‘ .

‘i 0 m h“! ‘mu? m“ l“ 5‘"'m"'| lto see that all proper precautions . ti ' ' ' ' - . - i ~ a l

ll Ufllllidl") nUflnVr-5 Hid Bdll-nfilare taken to prevent fires. There

'...<:l' ‘- " - - ._ .. w‘ ‘ S “"9 u“! “p “e “k” "l" its no doubt that many u! the fifti‘!

(illfSt/ivo-ii with lwh

what wo had and to catalogue flifillhuue “lllch

ill‘ " . - -. . m“ on the om” 5m“ “r l?‘ lscriuus losses. might have been,

however zreat our

In previous issues we have re-Q

many suits of clothes he bad. of information about the

grain-growing province the doingsl

i III D0111‘ tun-cu p» your (lellveredl ll ulv \ i‘ '" u" l-“Kl h "'1'"? _'- “ u"‘“ "_“U'5“' T”. | l. u" u. ' l ‘nlr Clarion Dalton. President, J- IL Muse“. Idlto and Iuilhhe c. ‘Inn .'." §\ \ ._\/ n. K. Currie. Anloelnlo Idltor. I l‘ The government of the Pro-l dominion by oorrocponl- ‘ \ u l vince of Saskatchewan issues a. out; of quoutlonu of inter- TH R Y - monthly publication of 18 to 24. out. Tho Charlottetown U SDA ’ OCTOBER a’ 1922 pages. 10 x 13 inches entitled Thel Guardian don not ntuuo i '_ Public Service Monthly. which iul arlly undone tin opinion: DOING THE "APO lBLE ‘will "anew P11)" 101' an)‘ one of sent free of cost to any one de- onprooool by Ito MINO- ss _ . l airing it. Each issue is packed fulll pondontl.

N . "tr ~ .1 . .

llbtfaltllflllil u: to croui, the xorthuln ldestruciion, a feat he has adnnbiul llle various uubllu d£partmenlsus l '4“ s"‘“ l“ "Mel? “l” "P-‘iliedly accomplished more ‘impossible was accomplished

nm-‘l S

tlifllllngrilzllllllral and industrial public i; l

e, ‘grees. vital statistics. the

ittons and fuirr. public works. C

w’ “buss mm“ “WM mdwle ion iinprovud roads and many 0\h“|fQu‘a'ln§-(\ Silt-m, ito me. how-ever. lcatloualis

inspection of buildings. fire};- wlm-S of hngfegL

The September issue of thislm“

. _ u . _ ign lmlulllug improved road and bridge- uorkl I

the

ich have occurrt-d,

l-"diiffHl most

M511)‘ supervised by with 33 assistants. while

“Mdl re ent l ' ' d w“

_ l h l _ [ _ _ . _ , . o not . .17 V W ha‘ l f‘ l11“‘m1*P‘4 l“. JiSllQLUJYb ttupliayiiig b‘! operat the numb” M Mullmus who Bum" urs OVFfrctftf the u-ork of maintain llkell. U, palm all...“ fifuq.“ l)“

gfeall X06004

health, the labor situation, exhib»;"Bdu<~/acicnalfst" to join issue on the pleas put in on behalf of P.\V.l

work this rea/s‘ n l have for some daysi

, _ . former? malflientutirul hand in the‘ publication tells that about 160013“, ulllll, ‘luulg

men under 3-l contractors and ma; have taken the tt-ottble to look up; tori-men are now employed an the?! few data u-

Ul the province. The work is dir- Bus an lti eilginetarfidiave nuxvh-rw three Der vent

lzvu

Bmtleu limited. Toronto.

l.l, ,_ .1 l _ l v l. _i l iii 41 b1 ¢< mpmis hie of attain vwlllcll ll”). Oucunml but“ lnspefl, r ‘u . f. t.- . ' i ".~ ' ‘ , n» t arr we ovrroante tin im ud and we dang” rhmnvml in

- :1: - ~ '- - - . . ‘V’ i b W‘ pdrud") a‘ ]'“"ltlme. 3n man can be better (iutill-

l - . <. . -- mmuzh ‘he gmmiwlhd‘ Lfllguhdfiod for SilPll inspection than the

Sii-eel- Carsl

To up the trouble-s of the tired business man riding home in a trolvd< ed sifcei tar, someone has to step on his cums. ‘Twas ever thusi But why? YouWe carved your (GU15 and uacd aud- on tiit-m---bu: all to no Putyflsu.

Y our lile is made mlserlble

Ini

Wrviw’ M m‘) Normal" ugh," m” mun who has fought fires and ls-flnlpy and the .\lintn Anythin-Sllll-lfi SW“ ll”, tglungf-rg “ml Jllh qnproximaling a rpgumr sown“ museu of fin-ii. Tn combine this H" vim” pagiuifiyqis m. (rpsgh! duty uyth that. of (‘Oflllllflllfl of u':i~- impnsvible. Thid. iuipoFs-ziiiillty

"H- flnrillv iivo-rrzimt- bv the lnuu~ my h” "Ilmudi: wumd’ i“ m“ lqllrllllun m, m’. PM h”), shrvkwiiitiinivm, be an i-cotmtnil- pri-iniu

.l ltiiiu and Wv fi-i-l assured lllt- wit. Jfltll 1b.». linking up of our rztiltvzit lulu ghuuuully would Bumwrl m“

“"1 “1” “"1"'*“"“‘“l "llwfl ~*->'-* lviiy Cuuiltil in advliiinlé (Youm-‘il

Wm‘ ‘lur (Ioiinufs suggestion.

'l'hr~rr¢ are still smut- ifilpllfiSlbi

. . w» limes and wv have referred to T E TURK DEMANDS lllhdfl fn-ilttvnilv, Finley lyregeilt

l")llfllli'|il'i it is. itiipurwible fur via‘ ppllugllp l, 5,4330‘; rpllUl-g o,»

,l"r-“ l“ ""l"" 1'1 ‘"4 ""7" "ill-hm" 'l'tii.~:il:iy'.~; couferctici: at Mutlutiizi

~..._~ -

he gave_us an

Simply "Put one art-the pai

They're waterproof.

OTI. They protect while they heal. f‘Put one onnti-ie pain

is gone." -.

I ire Sale

I All shades in stock, 1 sold at; half price.

$1.50 to $1.75 shades for 75c.

plate with shades $7. 2 light, fixtures, com- plete with shades, $6.

S. Mclsaac 8t Sons

Phone 722-.)

V;‘§'_~IQQFFFQIK" 5,‘.

‘ltroot

.. /.t. .-

llmints with the case illlll comforts. ll Wm be lnlurllgllng m “Tull llm

Mn rout» tliiit visitors limk for :~~ tlllsulrulluus ul ll", Turks wlll.“

ltlilit flit-y ("an enjoy in‘ F"ti‘." ialue- m”). (lbllg-lllgly CnnSL-“lpd l“ mu“ ‘lwlv-re. it is llill'\(l§l\lll‘lifi, to llflllglllli‘ Allies in this conference. l£|llllilllf)lIii"S vii iii» provinci- with-l Thc ilraft 0f the Nationalists rv risk which fcwlpl" .- .ll" tllit-il nr-zicl- nrotumals

that in Saskatchewan, as in other

l"('.U‘ll as it has bevii

Edward island. ‘rm

-.-:u~'~- has a number isiiivb we are tuld urt- lit-lug 01w!‘- ll"il by 74 f"l'l‘§'llli‘il, while two

.t\vtl ari- ki-cpiug lllthf: ferries

dom- under the .~‘.\lli€:i'i1i5l!.ii1 uf one mspectur Like information is fur- nished from month to month egard u» the. progress of three)", tirziinuge ucheitws. ‘

ed

prnvinolail

‘The work 01 lllt! Bun-an of Plll-iwl .ir: llmiltb was effmtively st-t fortli W by fine exbiblts at the recent euiulur

ioun, 'l‘iii.~; buruzttt has ztccntttplishq "

‘ll (i. tgri-ztt work in sanitary and cu l

urtevfintive mezisuri-u flint hnvclih

out lnr-tirrin-z a D Sc When zi-ittniuihi!» mvnr-rs run-i.- to takejcn .. f l to Yussuff Kwuaii 1511i t‘ hoilHemmen‘ 1"’) "'i""l'"' "ll ““"‘”i>ll3“\ iififilllui .. , cs .t'1:l to him ztt the cun- loot specialist, per» l _, fueled lwiiir-li fi-w are ziiil- or willing to fi-r zit "t; m: follows: -li-'1}'.-.\t't: ‘M: lu 51:11.; ll!)"ll l3 i 113 "l ' '7' i" m" oven-ml or m"

if'l"'llll unible luipoa- P“-'1

r-e (‘onfv-runr-e the Nzttionuliiitslln tiii- ntciintlttie the

la P"l"lill|ll"l|l. usual! occupy all strztttetgictil Dullllfl,

itchetwttti has 39 government nit

liPi/Pl‘. The ileaths from typhoid inlluluuc; l

1511 were 201, tiud the nuuibtet-‘of

but] brat-n siteadily reduced until inflent. ie 1

‘i921 tlu-y numbered but (l2.wbil1= {had increased .10 per cent.

d hospitals. ‘The cIUGS or iu-gim, l

ug the federal aid roads t-omliltf" rent. fall. ted laet year. This last ilum SlltJWi entrain»,- Stipptw- thnt students could enter. .. ".~'i' i ms ew'v~ fur the repair and upkeep of tittgwlllml"‘mulrlulllulldlll uiptovetl roads has not been ncg-ltheri- l»- lu Ill-incl: mum, lqfgwf [M-fijfllililgg 0f llit- l'l

l ll am llill iiiiei~ring l ' ‘lfflfll’? emiruiuaiiuns tire too eats)" —l Siiskuli~livu1ii1 like our own pnVuullllllL, Hlulll l“. lull pug») [Ul- of ferries majority of tbi- pupils ary sl-lmoln! the. p~rw~iit.at',i.- (L's firs! _\'t‘ili' is based not i-iillt-ilfllrliflll PTHWS, totalling 1H1 m‘,rp u" ll“, \\tl"‘k don‘. m putt, in than on ilu- ttiiudinc of the student uuning order, all this work being W11?"

Lite s’. _ 316d m l".\\‘.(‘.. 11 they have fatl~

l“ u-ayli-u, 111m"

llbe r-n-l oi‘ the (Willi-go _\'~'-ar'unie.~'s lllir-v uiuke

HIP!‘ fairs in ltcgiiia and SilSkfl-lllil-l

Jlldffllly tlimiiiislivd llllfl mortalitylifllrll-‘Thfl _ h“ W” mm] {your titbi-rcttiosiu uud. tyltillllilmvurlv a “bl” “lmrl dull mum

_ li-elll. lwvululmn tlous say SuSk-‘i-eivi: honors

i._bosu't. given isqimre deal."

5'15"" "H" 7Y0!" inure of comfort and at a renson

V antiseptiC. adhe- ' sivc, absolutely sale and easy to p“

~~ —-l

3 light fixtures, com-

, ' l (it) All itruisirriirret now ‘gut, hers: wi.h a rt-itsonaiil- mea~

route shall be recalled. 111111

I -l =1 iilritish Slifiil abstain from fortify

COINS.

is gone“ in n. quick a tht. i. . . are? ' . ' uin to

Get Dr stiieuu Zino-Pasds ‘at anyffm" “l” i‘ or ‘m’ “e g g i. , ., , l

Shoe. Drug or Departmental store. lfi\’l~f(jl)iflf3 this impossibility as we ‘m’- U" "w!" 20mm‘

ihavc overcome iliiiDitulY EFQHtt-l‘. m) Th" Nationalism sha“

l Mint-s?

l . lference,

in recent issue we indicated d nil-thud ‘by which this impnssibili-l

iriuhf

t l;_v nnilld be overcome, a methotll o iDUllllF. of the allied proposals.

- uhlch vmtild make the passage ofl

contest certain

1th» Strait. a pleasure lllsltkiifl oi hardship in motorists. namely. t

plank the railway track on the.

piers; and on the boat. ‘so that auto PUB

" . s. mobiles could g0 rm or off the learnt-r under their uwn power.

W1: did not invent U1"- metimd and

Wt‘ do not claim any credit for it. ed in the Conference.

(7; of the foregoing conditions.

l It is, in the opinion of many rtbsier~

in and

vuiti travellers practicable ivlifillilfi.

[f ilmrii is a lwttur method by all and lo-i us

Au ilizit w<- claim iii that it is n01

conference at. Mudania with

tin-ans ls-t. u.“ know about it

H” “mnnlnm ulliod Ueticrnls.

ail Vlifjilll:

billty w» flillilll. is that of getting ‘"- -_€<00-————-

_ touristy. in any considerable uttiti- EDlTORlAL NOTES i burs to some. bore under present. t-unilitltliis. The nondiliotis can he

'!lV|'l‘l!l)flif', can be rt-mndluil. nntl are worth

Alllliil)‘. .\ri~ “'1.- tti gm» up oil

tll'ltt'lifi uf a tuurisiti .i\lllli\l‘tl' paritrlm ordfir m achieve the provhiomi

' l0 ullmll llluusllullh wuubllof the Nationalist pact rezarding 'ilil1l!lf*l‘ if tii 1}‘ cuuldlThmce'

OC-

cupy Tbrucc before iliu Peat-c Con

H) Th‘? Nfltlomlll-‘lls TQ-"WVB the lvlriitgent li.l.\\>, wliilu little or other

(5; The Nationalists object to the (lHmlliIZlYlZIlIiOII of Thrace and lllarmnra, but no objection in rain ed ioufcrtificntlon of the Dnrdan-

(fit Soviet Russia, Ukraine and all other countries bordering 011 the Black Sen shall be. retirescnt-

the event of acceptance tin.- Ntitlontilluts agree t0 an uriuiatiize

lbc

f8; 'l‘liree days after the Mudrr

imlitivfllile in (|V"l'I‘Olll" llll’ lire. m“ Cmlmrgnc“ m" pr“p‘m"d “Pa” the" (rmmturs Nmlmlilu“ by m" " ‘ ‘ - 1 i Provincial l)f~.lliil'l.illt-'iil ii‘ Agricul _ _ , . . 3 .

“m- l'“"'|"'“p5 "h" “my '"'l"”“" “eumdnum shim beg!“ M m" lure wlilcli handled ilfilif) castes

Save. the wiiulfullu in the urcir ard. Many of llie itpplt-a that fall keeping, other: are

lbcrt, Wcytburn and several towns w

EHHHLVL‘ stringent milk by-lztwmsutnewfl W3 .

lbuutidaries. liiiseatse-z-i, notably‘ tttbcrculosis and; ..

all l

typhoid fever.

in regard to tioxious xvcctie. ztlill, the provinces have more. m‘ hassli-

attention i3 paid to titeir eufurce~~ merit. in our province every laud; owner is practically a lziw Llillfll‘ tlillilitfli in such matters anti weed»: are permitted t6 grow with impun lty, in Saskatchewan the dtlOllllb ly tells 0i‘ u determined effurt tu prevent thc spread of sow-thistle and uu unusually large uuutlliiar of prosecutions have by the provincial pfllitit: nmrctliuu ever before iii a single month.“ When shall we have ii liki» ri-t-nrd here? Our weed law is a dead let- Lei’.

Nut that evttrytbiug is its if unuld bu. wifllii-d in Snsikztli-liiawuti. Wu rum] in tlic Monthly nf an r-xe lmifiioti 0i‘ the iulreriuieillziry sun vices bctwvlen farmer dvbiors and

last year and that. the uigtzillnllill. lion of’ debts during tilt» pugt my”.

ieziri-i izitnuut. be tut-t uut uf lite Proceeds uf one good crop. Aim that "many fiiitmc-rs stun-fl um

their yields of fluid crow-i welt», reduced 50 lifll‘ cont." by the ill‘-

askatuun, Moose Jaw. Prince Al our (fornmgfpgfgylylfi brain.

lwhn pasfivd the uettiur out

nulNuw _ fin college U118 FHH‘.

been bundled u

msunmvce PROTECTB vouu LIFE AND THE LiVES or moss vou LOVE

REAL

Why not Insure your llfo and their future. Llfa Insurance alwlyn wu a tangible borrowing value. Tnlt ll one renon why it ll a good fnvutmunt.

Buy the Grant-Wont Policy. the

WWW WW1" “Mliiun Corinth". Socurity and Odrvico.

i ilyiidzzizii 8i fulfil.

Managurl. P .E. I. Client Insurance Agency . . , In}. l. l. ,

wen

mum...»

it in up to ihn prfwlnirc, to lis re- l5l“'$l§liil\llVPH In pziirllnmcnt, to the provincial government, tn out-i limirds of Trude and tn thc press. to turn this impossibility lillfi =1 possibility nnri that before the

YIPXi summer Bflllflflll ODOXIQ. __éa¢o§-__—-

FIRE CHIEF AND IN3PECTOH

At (he lust meeting of the City Cotincll notice was given by‘ Coun~ cillor Connors of a resolution to be presented at the new council meeting recommending the ap- pointment of a regular, salaried Fire Chit-f and inspector. in giving

for winter keeping or for the mur- ket. will sell nu rezitlllly, fl‘ properly bnxt-d as the imported

The)‘ are all good and

and (varied for, variety. We shmtid not require to import any apples.

‘Now is tho time to prepare for winter. The harvesting mach nerr must be put in winter quarters, the winter campttlzn must be ar- ranged for and the moat profitable work for men and horses must be mapped out. The roads, public and prilvnte must be protected against inundation!» by the fall rains, wat-

thls notice he added his personal preference that the position be given lo Chief Ranahan. in thin preference we feel cure he voiced the opinion not only of llll fellow- counclllorn but of citizens general- ly. Chief Itanahan has been on

the fob for the put sixteen or l venison no‘ at I salary which

4.»

terwayit must be opened up and rnturh places made smooth for Jack Fronts‘ arrival.

The early autumn fronts have ni

good stock feed if fed before they predutlonu of grass hillypvrg‘ decay. 15love tbc best. on the tree» Whllfl liuil imiurutici - sis tlu: farmers 12 cents per seeded acre

11118 Yfifli‘, llfl nguingi g5 (\|_-n\3 acre lust year. Prince Edward lurid farmers du tint pity for incur. ‘uuco agulmt

lllfl‘ ls-

ball and are much annoyed by hfjpnprul

not

Saskatchewan m“; a Mgislflllvo Assembly nf G0 mumiiierri, repre- BPIIU": a population of 757.510. Each member tliere fepraggntg "n "Vefiltlc of 12,625 people A

0f enqulsite beauty. with “m, Prince Edlwartl _ inland Ocfnhgr Weather a drive through the mun "Y £01111!’ shows more of beauty even than during the lime of iux. urious growth of frees and grape find flowers. The forests are now veritable flower gardens, richer "1 "1101 11nd Tflflflnlficence titan our pretty little hand fnlitle gap.

lremiy tinged the leaves in manv auctions and the grove! and for-

mats have become colorful gardens it.

Some Points Answered

lI‘,**.-\$ “\'eritas" has remarked, e exceedingly difficult to get

For‘

and against his argument. l

lt ha..- occurred that possibly "fidu- 1" thinks the referee has I'll. and is holding the}

nied

so, Acrorrlingly. bicii will be [irersetttedl due course.

Wlih first to call “l-Itlttcationalfl 1mm to the fat-t that l; asserted that ‘

fifty, 1;} the irutiiis at i’.\\'.(.‘,'l l have stutwl that, of.

Suppose there were lllll I

iniinullons to P.\'V.(‘.l

Would not, vhi-n and in that raw at;

i at tlu- l'.\\’.('.. exntuliititiutis.

that the eu- liti- iu our |vi‘iiil— What i dii my istlizil of failures iii i’.\\' any

he tuatrivulutes thereto. l it‘ tillr-nts are nut fully uiati-it-ul i

in on» 0r more subjects at en- in ilie world can they f-Xllkfillfll to obtain liminrs a! wry spot-la] efforts.’ iuuuiist“ itiiust ri-itivii\ili»i' iat b1»: Iiw u said about tbi- l‘. l(-_ ‘l|~rlinlllilp bi-iiig nu iiuuuu Y llhgfflt‘, llllll if u sttitii-ui 1x111!» uiwd Wllvll ht,- vntcn, inn lie more than u he is tin-outfit? iii lit- tnusi. (lPllHlll ‘fill lil'l‘llril' iwziitiiuzititm . PASS ml 1i Iitty llPl‘

my..- nut! (1, lv~iI'?l--r'R

We tiltliiil)! trike tin: (‘ASP a student who l't‘('t*i\’l-$ fiTIY l1"l'l at Etttrance. and tin-u b~-c'.~\i:-'cl ‘loos nut ubluiti sixlyiivi- ilk"

tit the First Year l<.x:t:it'.: ' "this slllllPlltl. lulled tu --' iuicatise the stall‘

cba

Kill

many a small women as w

than a little thrilling. plaid fabric

GFBCKHJS lin

hair. with fringe are salient style details. Expert, mannish tail- oring, too, is emphasized. In pinecone, black and wood browns.

i’ATONS LTD.

_ ______._.._--__.._.._.._..._. _.___

ocronmt" s, m?

FUR WRAPS

Fur Wraps and Coats Are Marvels of Expertly Selected Pelt;

Misses’ Coattw-Spi

MISBES‘ COATS

rltcd Alike

in Styles and Fabricf

The spirited charm of Misses’ Coat: will influence

Utility C

furs.

ell as the Min herself to pur- se now while the selection is no complete, and more

oats ire swagger in oven

s. lose backs and sleeves‘, and raccoon coliaru. Dressy modes utilize beautiful pile labricn and luxurioun

STOUT APPAREL

Fall Stoutwear Achieves Great Distinction

The woman with the difficult figure will find the great-

the apparel offered.

.41’

est sort of satisfaction in this collection of Fall Stoutwear. es are assured her by Frocks of wool and silk- uignified smartness by Coats and Wraps and comfort by

TOPCOATS

Expert Tailoring and Swagger Style

Dominate New Fall Tcpcoata

Remarkably appropriate t

Huge pockets. flaring ha

o wear briskly out info a

crisp Fall day. are Topcoats of double-faced novelty mix. tures, plalded or checked bladket cloth or fleecy camels