so»...

_ NE , liii‘rg' (‘ritn " worh over . ihe : slam whic upto ‘abun sisht

‘ ovss“ l

L‘ to Dye Y

. cote‘; THINGS NEW

Jun Dip to Tint or Boil

“I '

Each

ioste shades

\.i_/

_ b o n s. waists, dresses, sweaters, draperies. hangings-everything!

li-cent

dye rich. permsm‘ ‘but colors in lin-

coverings, ‘, P

Orland commands a rec

the Town.

kind-and tell your iiruggist wheth-

er the material you wish to color

cotton or mixed goods. —-—-—-—Q0}—-——

TAKE A FAR LOOK.

"Always bear in mind the widen- ing of our horimns. Always have a gum,- jngen-mg.

little window that looks some other world than that which you live."—Mrs. Mary Sh

ation of Women'e Clubs.

-—--—<4>i—- About once a week put a little k~roscne in cold water. wring out

a cloth. almost dry and go over th

furniture to remove flngéf-mllfll!‘

Thcu use a polishing cloth.

Tea and coffee pots that iiav

been laid aside for sonic time ofte have a

pot away. Wash it‘ thoroughly. i bot water, to which a lump of sod has been added. Then rinse it wit cold water and leave to dry.

____<-0& l-‘ur flora Throat Use Illlllfll‘! Llnimont

Political King's County ‘

following places and dates:

Souris, Tuesday, October 13th.

Annandale, Wednesday, er 14th.

Bridgetown, Thursday, 15th.

‘iisagreable musty smell To prevent this before putting the

Meetings

is,

Live advantage. teachers be able to exch

0111 111 and receive and impart kno

ul luniina-ry who woui

illustrious, ‘and illurniri that leads to ‘Parnassu e

5 l1

which occu rrod in

n s ivc of ‘Port Hii

_wife, forinltrly Miss ‘Paynter. of Long Rive children; also

l’ ri n ce

o“ b, Peoples (ienietery, being o attenvlcd, Rev. F. E. Boothroyd of- octobe, flciating. A solo, "Face to Face" rendreed

was ‘fceliiighv

‘of the ‘best. par; of the quarters of the- Town. The building 86119‘ 5111"‘ 1'11'"will be constructed according to BUTW- modern ideas, and, when conipieb, coats, gtockingsped. will be another proof of ‘thejal of the la-te Mrs. Wesley Hock- rogressive spirit chat Ls animatiiigflaert, who died suddenly on Wed-‘Lmyd wan-L gamma“

nesday. was held yesterday tmorn- lng to Bede-qua Cemetery. Her hus- -—Y.'-baud had an ewriy dinner and left ‘home for his work about 12.30 and‘

-TEACH ERS TO MEET-tit has,the children were in school when‘ wool or silk. or whether it is linen. bee ‘

Thus would

four

County. funeral took place on Wctiiiesday‘ . . ‘_ . _ . t: ‘i et-‘iuy iii connection with mnflboro‘ Monday’ odour 12m afternoon from the nsidcnte oi hislfi“ ““_3""‘:‘s“:"u u‘. mo“ “unable ma‘

brolilwr. .\i‘|‘. J. Y. Phillips lo the‘ . ' , ‘ilitics port where, last winvcny‘ “e ministered ‘l?!’ l" ‘Bftfhefl’ (llrflfilulth anfillldehugnvsriiall, and that without any consid- 19-19169 owl'- Yei- 111919‘ 111 110111111". “as ixllfllellkflll l1 W @1111 Pa"? ‘emuon us to remuneration m. popudtu discourage us, considering the "*1 c himself‘ wnhuuuearly date of this meeting. ‘encouraging to know that most of

building that he is comtructinl 011 the corner of Commercial package contains and it-lsbtown Road. directions so sim-.The lower floor will contain two _ p“ “y wommldopartrnente as well as a stairwaylSr-‘otlfl.

u I .t dablgnd a cellar passage. The‘ front oilBedequv. ‘He was deservedly popu a“ “ '°' ’ lme {building faces‘ the Southwest or. Mr. Cousins has inherited view business

eptive

The Phoenix spirit is Buy mamund Dyehmo other surely fiittering o'er Kensin-gtoli- l

ange

111 that would augment their already‘ 91" copious store. Further, they could‘ man. President of General I-‘eder- Qgcagflqnfluy invite. some education-most estimable woman who leaves “me days‘ m“! R“- besidee her ditioiiui lustre upon ininds alreadylhree sons, Horace,

d shed a

e S.

the

r, and tou

large]

‘by

Street Kensington.

The

fur ‘OCGZHI

I ~, 1 . l‘ .‘-. y], t, glarity. He guvc St. George's, Friday, October 16ti gflrffrAj ‘Isfnillsqssi Kzflglmiv-‘tlhlé iffiigfialiniuffiyswliiyosg; rzistint to lecturing on Bible studies Cardigan, Monday, October 19th F‘ " "- - - e- - 1 ‘ -

Eric ‘Cousins, a native of 1.0a;

—OOMPLETING BUILDING. --‘River. returned from tiie Canadian ‘Mr, Cheater champion is vigorous-i west. recently and 0n Oct- iy ‘pushing the‘ completion of the for Water-ville. ‘N, 8., to pursue the: Arta course there. Ht- iviii iulloiv the ‘Soplamore course. Three yearsiw_ ago Mr. Cousins was attached to h, the Bank of Nova Kensington and later

the staff of

d- l to mourn.

l‘

Y

services

‘l

l

i

l1 —8HOP from HOiMIIVIi Catalog. —WELCOME VISITOR. Mr. l

I

-suon:n DEATHP-The tuner-l

n suggested that the teachers Mr. Morley ‘Bell called on a mat-l of Kensington and surrounding Dis-tel‘ of business about 2.30 p. m. He tricu-i would call into being a Tea- was shocked t0 find Mrs. Heckbert‘ chefs institute for mutual educa-Eiyiug dead-on the floor just inside tlic-‘lthe front door. A doctor summon-g meet a; re-‘ed. pronounced death due to a sud- ideaslden attack of heart failure. About, wlegeua nionth ago ‘she suffered a ipre‘ vious attack at which Lime she ferlll in her yard. The deceased was a‘

in Wester

the puthCanaila and Vancii and “leudail ahweflleffl 11151111111011

—Y..'iio‘ine, ‘besides two young‘ daught- Pelilt-Hi-‘nlflllve 0! 15B 009N111"- ‘ers, aged eight and twelve ysarswtn interview with —LATE A. L. PHiLLlPs-The-Deceuscd was 49 years of age. ‘death of ‘.\ir. Alfred L. ‘Phillips.’ Prince, County Hospital on Tuesday last, after an illness of several weeks.‘ is deeply regretted by a large cir- cle of friends. Deceased was a nab‘ land was forty years l1 of age. For sew-rail years he re-‘ sided at ‘Souris where he was suc; Icessfully engaged in farming. He}

Thornton Promises Completion 0f Halifax Sheds

OTTAWIA, Oct. 9.——illl[)l'0\'€(l iuc-‘uud moved and had their being in , , Jlitits lo take care of ‘prospcclivt-‘tliis island of the Gulf, and, who‘ ‘leaves to charm!‘ m“ lrglerguiziiaal: Wllliiel‘ business will be providedhcard the call of duty and wcni n ':o the ‘port of Halifax. They willlaway to blaze new trails in other

bromerfl‘ involve lllt1 enclosing of the pre-‘lnn Xlessrs. John Y.. and Robert }i.,l_*“*"]141111111111116‘! sheds {IIUIHJJJEPS 21,‘ of Suuimerside, Albert J. 01f Har~“‘f“ ‘f’ ‘rmfll U“ u"'ls_rm“ mi t‘) The [Indemnified Wm addre" ‘h, i-iiigton, and Thomas of ‘MLSNPHYS “UDM” 1"" e711“ m“ “mveyum o

Elena" of mug" county at u" mm‘ ‘Iierihs illlillliUfi-i 23. 24 and 2C.

Sir Hi-ury ‘fiiornhoii was iii ‘Ot-

. ‘Both this

6- 1°" line am.

1. _tlla z ‘iillty. energy. and‘ ‘perserverence cf most commendable ancestors.

1 ’ ‘W? ' "J ‘l ..- suor from Holmsifs

Montague will hold November the fourth,

..°IA8TERN AGEWlL-Mr. J- Murdock is now Guardian agent Montague and willbe pleased to receive news items, advertising. ‘Job Printing. new and renewal sub l scriptions. ti

..l

l .."cAno|eArg SCHOOL FAIR Y-,-1rne Special ‘Prise donated by Mr. ‘Andrew S. MacDonald for pup- il in ‘Primary Dept. winning high- est vnum-ber o! prises was won by

‘ ..'DUNDA8 ‘UNITED CHURCH ‘—-There will be Sunday School in the Church on Sunday October 11th ,at. 2 p. ‘m. A large attendance is "requested. l —-———<-0->--—-- REV. J. EUSTACE PURDIE, B. 0.1 ACCEPTS ‘PRINOIPALBHIP OF

THE BIBLE TRAINING l SCHOOL OF W|NNl- l PEG-

There were rumors afloat ior

J. Eustace

husbaruyiPurdie, B. D, of Charlottetown was,‘

n culled to (lil! principalship of u‘ of learning. A‘ lil Mr. Purdie, icon‘ ‘ned that the rumors were well ii-nn lded and the reverend gentleman ‘had accepted the leadership of the‘ ‘Bible Training School of Wiuni-l

‘peg. Rev. Mr, Purdie is a nativt-‘Pwhig 1° 111° 1911011- °1 G‘ w- 1-)‘ iborn son of this Island of braius‘11191 1-0 11111111- we have 111111 11° 13°11‘

and brawn, and. in intellectual cn-‘l lpacity and line spirit, he is iioi‘ .l)€lllllfl the best of those who lived

tis-

in July 192-1, Mr. Purdie and lu- | mily came to Charlottetown from “Philadelphia in order that

eiicc and evangelistic work. _ ills was a L-usy lifc while in the tu great and

Montlilue Tuesday October 20th W. Miitturt. WQJ. Lldstolie, i<@‘t‘i‘“""“"'e""“" 1"“ "lms" “mm “‘““' i" 0mm“ “m1 i" “ms “f ‘he m‘ . .

Hsathordale, Wednesday, tober 21st.

Georgetown, Thursday, Octobe 22nd.

er 26th. October 27th.

Ail Meetings 7.30 P. M.

to commence n

J. J. JOHNSTON. J. A. MicDONALD

Holman ‘ RAD 0

LATEST TYPE RECEIVERS

1—-Tube .. $35.00 2—'-Tube .. $43.50 4—-Tube .. $75.00 5—Tube .. $82.50 (i-Tube $130.00

(1 Control)

Ali Receivers priced com- plete with aerial, batteries, tubes, etc- One, two and four tube sets are complete with phoms. and the flvc and six tube sets with phones and loud speaker extra_

I)0n’t Pay More ‘ HOLMAN’S

Summerside

bi0li-l0-l0sit_

l

- | tielentlfls E79 T°“'_C°"“ t T“ o Lenses An! 3'71‘ Ififl“.

Don.‘ eh.“ yourself Into b0- ||.'l|.. you! vision. is normal. You cannot oomvl?" 71"" ‘hm with others. You essull "I gflyg-[l their u" 1"’ 11'" “Hugh yours. It "GNP" 5 celsnlllc test with scientific in- struments handled ti: an cat0- latslfl to dslne the true nondi- g|¢|| el your syn. B"! '1 -"Parkmsua’-" ssrvloe ls sweat! 5.... sf ollsrloooe In muss us lstial pulses llsllll-

E. E. PARKMAN

‘ Optometrist and liallslll Montague. P. l.

l?

0,.’ Conic-roll. James

MucKiiinon.

I. ,

i llltfflt

‘i; will be possible to freight from, or tlci tlircc standard cars ‘ousiy. 'l‘hls will

the (lLSpilllJh of trains

convenient ‘the (lisp

freight in the shed, wh‘ich the rif- ficials are niwayg most obii

‘anxious to (lispose. This

up Keiisington have Tea

, prcciaic good-nianiicretl

‘sudden death

that the siuntlurtl cars lllliilld. \\'lien the work is corripleted

Sullivan and (lolin

mg the Freight ghcd ‘there, so t-hzit‘ Murray Harbour South, Tuesday» éllsmtliildggntifaridcéssanigmag“itfxryfialrlgiwill‘ ‘lllitt tiolrtkof “llaiifafx ‘ivouiti ‘be

undue o u e cure o‘ increas ng vimnons m hold evangelistic S“ during the Autumn business alrtutiy in sight. for the

‘discharge, to,l

simultan- mcitri much saving of time which wil

ivcr it

l expcdii froni

ositiioii 0

trait

CS1 soil to ap- Sh,“ service. 9m

——SUDDEN DEATH.—-Fi'ieiids oi" Mrs. Wesley Heckbert, oi‘ Sunimcr- side, were shocked to learn of licr _ which occurred ‘her home Thursday afternoon. llci‘ Jiusbztiiil had an early dinner and 1

iii

,left ironic for his work about 12.x“

and the children were

‘when ‘Mr. Morley Bell called on u,‘ ‘mutter of business about 2.30 p.ni,‘.

in school

He was shocked to flnd Mrs. Heck-

‘lbert lying dead on the flo

or just iii-

lside the front door. A doctor suin- lmoneii. pronounced death due t0

ll. sudden attack of heart failure.‘ “About a month ago she suffered u m previous attack at which time shah, fell in her yard. The deceased wuiqq

ti most estimable wo

‘leaves to mourn, ‘besides her

hand. three sons, Horace urn Cunniln. llilil Vancii dull at home. besides t

ilaugliters. aged eight and t

years.

age. The funeral took

iery.

man h . in West- and

wo v WElVP

Deceased wits 49 years oi

Place YP-‘l- culutionis tt-rtlny morning to Bctleuue i-emc- nQunced, several

-————<o>-——-

Mlnaldfin Iiinlment Fine for

PERSONALS

~-.\ii‘. ilenjaniin Cr/izie

‘ct-s.

eddies Bess; Johnston. ‘ River, is enjoying a holiday visit- "ing in Si. John‘, N. B. While there

the llnlr.

l".

_y_tnp with rua

ile-

Keri- ‘siiigion, it wil l also render iiiorc‘

giirgly‘ Sl-Ptfiiilhilhf, ‘to proceed from their inbred good‘ uaturc-[Thewpublic ‘doing business,

niiriiiis.

lil‘ - Ca mid iitn

‘Utiilliifg winter

e ,

1 uoxnox. ion uiereh ants

1b.?

les Dormlrtnient ‘stimuting the c he department

wo‘. k on which

- jllBHl in ztbeyance, lic coinpl —-FlEPAIRI‘NG FREIGHT SHED ‘like 1”“ 1’"‘”""‘*“l'e'“l1'i d h , U_ _ o tn,iti sa ,‘ i‘- camhrldg,‘ Frhhy‘ October 23rd‘-(. ‘N. if. ‘zirtisaits vcrc ‘busy at m O 5 1 due “ Mun“, “w”. Manda‘ comb Ke-nsiiigton on Thursday rcniodcl-

Oct. 7.—-A topic discussion of the lianctushire cot!

bcri-i 21 and 22 tit the Halifax inr-lland. He applied his talents to tin-l has bcsnevnngeiistic field, and, as a CUIlNG-l 91911 Wilh tiuence, he lieid, nut a few missionsl 311' 11‘@111‘Y1\vitli blessed results. Since last lis-

_ "W111 (rember, i-uriiest rtcontmenrlaLo nnf ihe uii-

dertiuking without which lie feared Railways,

National

$838011.

‘Doubts Accuracy p ' 0f Cotton Report

today ivtis the al-

Anidzfcuin official cotton crap The m" niitcs, made ‘by A. S. Pearce, .‘ __ , reiury of the international Fed- 561111111 of Winnipeg l“ a “In that‘ L-ion of blaster Cotton ‘Spinners’ 00111911 1° 1e" ’ Y- anrl Ziiauufucturerc‘ Association,

of Agriculture ‘in otton crop, declares ‘zinrives ut its fig-

‘ures by averaging the guesses of

who. he alleges,

States desdnilie the fill parlinciit

‘an ‘invitation be

Well-deuce. he had to make zt special‘

honiu.

private agencies

own speculations. ‘ _t He says the cotton ‘manufaflurfleuce. after which he will rt urn to

‘era of the Northern and ‘Souhhernj Clmflotteinw" hem"?

and operators,- wre guided by their

the methods of‘

as “lh.unibiig."

Mr. PCBPCL’ complained that. ai-,1111B 011% 111"- 1111111131101"- ougli lust year he was iulmittedfllllce W111 I101 0111i’ W181i 11W. M!‘ y it unanimous vote ‘to the sittiiig“l"ui'die God HD9611. 11111 “'111 10110“ f the cr'i.p bureau. “'1\°'mission to attérid was first refus-l 11$‘ ed, and. when he‘ ‘flllillly received‘

this your per‘

cause of his insis-‘

. 01111.; Jou-rni-y ‘from i\\'ashingtou to Okla-‘

lie said that when the final ‘cal-l

of the

uiude to reduc-e

this could not very owing to his presence.

(.'l"'ip were an-l attempts were the figures, ‘but well bc- done‘

The department's estimates. he‘

said. have a gr

eat effect on the,‘

English cotton trade, and hitherto,

HEAMAN'8 SALAD.

-\_-

_ _ ply whatevrr teohnics-l and clerical ‘ . __ . - '_ - itan th commission may re- r EMS‘ rc Relief foiWomcns Disoi (icrs 337,; 3f, ,,.‘?,,,,,,,, ,..,,,.,,_ m, C 11 P, 01119111 T‘ ‘N E A‘ ‘inLlLiln- Ii‘ ilill I" ' ' ' date of the opening session of the‘ _'_"

. . commission the ‘Premier anmuni TWRONTO. 011L- Ofl- 9-—-Mrs- Owe Lil isacsrtain relief leralidisordsrsofwornsn. it ‘ca; gape“, 0n the time o; m-piv- John t. Loe Strachey, who with f," P 1 "'1 11111111111111" *1" "lfififlltlllifl- '11" nl of sn- Andre-w, but it “is ex- her abnnd, the Editor of The ‘nmdwhlahnmfl ‘ipdtlgshcyvkd Nurses‘: lbs‘ llsdlvdsivi ‘peeled u wil-l ‘be some time this London Spectator. u visiting To- mn" u‘. “Md ‘M “gamma. ‘u’. m. z‘; h‘ rlnh _ month. ‘ “onto, declared today that the bring

dared to normal. As

4° Ill usag-‘toh

ronnnilc dressing.

fame o

Comb haye ‘been accepted as n reliable clnopuvbflw‘ New York Cm,‘ has guide to the future. Speculation is been spending a holiday at his old n

ow rife regarding the action the,p_ home in Malpeque. l-le- has paid an

American Department of Asrlcul-lor ‘st. Francis Xfwlél‘ annual visit t. othe paternal scenes, m“ Wm 151°” on Mr‘ 13931693119‘ ‘and always renews old ilcflllilinlilrl- mm‘ which Wm b9 00111111197911 by‘ ‘ __ - ii comniibtee of the

"Federation when it meets at Milan‘ Lon‘: llris month.

‘international 1

fnasls . r and painful

of the wont.

h

O

Oflad

,Antigonish.N.S., and Hume Croft)’ n prominent ‘business mnu of Inn- don 0nt., and member ment from 1917 to 1921. will, un- lder the chairmanship of Sir And- rew. Rae Duncan of London. E118-

bskod in a pan without a cover.

.4

he has supplied the Parish e of .\liltoii and Rustico, _ with Highileld and Hampshire.

nativc soil. hr. declined alluring in- e

‘vices and give Bible

‘er 1iiiices_ A very attractive rish u call to u large American ci

like his Master. he heard the Mace- miouian cry on Prince Edward is‘

to the Bible 'l'rainiii‘i/,‘C

men,

the rests upon him. Mrs, Purdie and the fuinily will remain in Charlottetown. During the coming week Mr. Purdie will bc in Truro, N- S. con- ducting n four days Bible Confer-

ieaving the city, A host oi’ friends, not only in

ilie pro~ _ oi him with their prayers. that this ch fearless. independent and passion- ate preacher and teacher of the. gospel of ‘Christ may win many and new laurels for the Master he serv- es.

Nova. Scotia Names Its Coal Commis- sioners

(Canadian Press)

HALIFAX. N. S.. Oct. ih-Dr. H. ‘MacPherson. President Rie-oior M university,

to of parlia-

and. charimari of the advisory

_ , _ . keeping willi ‘she is the gues-t oi ‘Rev. J. we My hwuv" cooked m“ TM” fivmmlllesi‘ 10 1113'nS1:‘1't11t11‘11‘hD°£‘1:: the principles of the Order. "Bonneu" _ ' nut ihi- lmnen and flake into siuull tlim- ‘rrzfstiozf 2,! “$56513, ‘I308 ‘h: Con] lbggzggqmgwsrd utgdlhingmb'1r1l3 are - “’““ . . imua ses- . ‘ _‘His ‘Many ‘fiends “gm, m lluliil. Neill-Ion with salt and pr-pper. Po minim; ‘nanny-y of Nova soon“, “on in November to b h ‘m t, ‘Ienrn of the pmnraclml illness U‘, 1>|ls"ril|'i|\ I'II|I of fish illiii one-forth cup ‘nccordmg to an flmymmcgmgut, the members ca! Tflumgh glvlrilglgl‘ 5o f‘ uh,‘ John Johnston‘ Long Riven of ll'lliv|l|it'l| celery-i ruse lightly togflher made mmghf by lPnen-lier m N‘ Nofih wulahhe‘ when we eyépeci‘ unscrew-a‘- ' ,,§{,"‘,,£°;f‘:?,,",f;{},{, ‘l: D§Z“';',yuf;";f§§§ lljllfhuii-lizziilfirhiifiil ll-tnuilii “ilifFigndww will bring with him fine "“'°'°d w.“ “ "1"" "'°'“‘ °' . PM’ lproirressidve men in that part of thje lament-i‘- nml "lumped art-en owners ‘a technical expert of thi- British {goat 5f f?“ M‘ A‘ m m9‘ IHGLABS" mnspkto province‘ a one v s on of . N. A.

Mlngg ‘Department and the gbv- ( -—-‘ernmem of Nova ‘Scotiu will sup-

Try baking apples in a double p0,-

oaster with one cup oi’ water for

if you wish to keep your over 1m]

hot for cockins. don't draw ofl‘ any leaving them in the hands of ser-

et water. as that sends a rush of van

cold Water ‘in replace it and copll Mrs. Strachey. "Now there is a ‘

it the ovsii. mi

",,";';,;,,-,,j In ‘Annual-Session "

' _¢_*" i - l . m-‘NOTI-CE-Tbe Presbyterisns offifhe Third Quarterly Session of their annual. Supper and Bazaar on Wednesday.‘ Remember‘

5890.invitation of the members of Cher-

lter.

‘eight new members. which shows‘

thanks to the brothers and ‘sisters!

fpleasure of meeting and extending‘ fraternal greetings with the niem- hers here. large attendance, from the Division, which proves conclusive-

is much alive iii this community, flir-‘untl that they are holding aloft tlic lPurilie might make this fair LIlIYIlJIiIIYlBI‘. his headquarters for Bible Coritci-‘ll

siOllil.

Scribe does nut give us much to

a alight loss.

holding its ground.

1.08011!" try and co-operate with the Grand ‘Divisions of Nova Scotia and Ncivl]; with "labors abundant," on his Brunswick. and engage an organiz-

‘gihad cial or‘ other form

‘no charms for Mr. Purdie while. ggmélgfilzlsalfgafiglltgritllh; the committee appointed on this work.

n . Only after a most urgent and re- m peuted call from Winnipeg‘ (11131 1V1?- edu , _ W. _ , __ _ _ ‘Purdie turn aside from minister m! sion rooms, “Hum dbdm“ the “Lculaty Onto tlic needy fields On this lsiantlaecuring literature of this class.