we e-rqgkllﬁflli W ‘WWI. tlonally line assent/mam of n lvoggyvbr thelliollday. "me and would be pleased - M, i,“ on those interested A m no line; hi1 n on- store m4 look thus goodrover. _we have given o mod deal ,1 11110118114- lmd care in selec- ‘wm M qugiity and design it q, oil out eauueuiealreli’. 1r more have“ w quh-q n,‘ would: in. advisable y, come eerily Imld see the rulli lino-dheseonalﬂe bri- NPS. ~

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CENTRAL’ DRUGBTORB see‘ Our atmue Perfumes

Classified Aivedisemgs Male Help Wimted

nor waxuwnh-Arrln’ n. '1‘. iiuimnnﬁs sample rooms. phay- lottctnwn. " ' ‘ 1953-1-34-31-

warren-mum no colwnurr m cutting and warding cord- wood in eight foot icnlltlll- AD- ply springton Lumber t‘o., Spring- tun. l‘. E- I-

Miscellaneous

F¢i 5g A CHRISTMAS GIFT NON better than the Prince Edward island Souvenirs-beautifully ii- lnstratcd. Price 50c by mull 67o. Guardian.

Wanted

RS WANTDD-e-Wllvh ll 0P]!- . mug at the old stand in all kin s of furs. Purchase prlco absolute . on quality offered. W. Chester S iicLuro. 382T-ll-23tf

WASTE!) —- AN EXPERIENCED tnk-icccper, cithcr Indy or gen- iitililll. Good wages und Pennan- l-nlpositinvi for ihc right ﬂirt ill/led Farmers Ltd. Lox 25, ‘c Illfftflll. 4ﬂl-i-i1-6l.

.__.___________._.i__ Female Help Wanted WANTED-us l-‘oll. GENERAL housework. ﬁhsphn 200 Pownni trcct. ‘ IOilG-lilfl-iii.

WANTED Al‘ ONCE A COMPET- ont Indy stcnographcr, one with t-Xpflflelltfﬁ preferred. \\'._ A. Poole, Lower Montague.

ANTED—SEVE L YOUNG W0- mcn to enter tra ning School for nursing at Fnlconwood Hospital. Apply to Roberta. E. Nicholson, Superintendent of Nurses.

Nov. 4-tf.

To Let.

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‘ Boarders Wanted

Ill} ACCOJIDIO- izruy Street.

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rnu hc accommodated at ill.’- Hil- ishuro Street. lilfiii-lii-i-iii. Lost

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illlonl :6'-lr‘Ih llcwflrd. 1093-12-1-31.

For Sale.

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slun- illlil several small sun-on nnd .\I-~(‘|airy Fnmuus bnsc burn- c-r. .\illll_\' so itochford St.

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brown mitten. Finder leave Plravsnt Street or Phlofg;

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1mg‘ mwuy ‘of Canon Simpson there

‘cure recruits for the 105th Butto-

"l lbs air passages. of ear and you can more hewkinl. .61‘!- "wling for brat-uh mt °r catsrrh will be

‘M um i ~ 1mm- " "Mile 01mm oreufn “mallow amuse now. '4' °' this frunnt “"3 cmnm in "our uurolmh heed.

900g, on swollen. 1n|um|;_'mmb'“‘ "ﬂnreliel, ooeree

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THE ARMY "Punt n--_ MID-Jr. was o. proud wanting. Her I011 bed iustlbeen w st the front, and she had- "; ived u letter from on curt nsvlltidh

it

51 v ding-fl‘? mo“, ~ way e eon, uo ﬂier align] Jroy. For about tilt-roe. dwﬂirdhe lived in a

little heaven 9Tb“ own. and than oeme a. iefliler from o. “chuxn" other boy. who nan-Med the ex- ploit in full. The lust paragraph fliilied her with honor; i‘l._ was: mun‘ that‘! hmvlwe found him unconscious), and hugging o. flu-p- per.” it was not uultlill a week of tar, ‘that she discovered that a "ﬂlitnperr ‘who only o, llﬂiililﬂéfti signaling inst/mineral".

STREET DRAINAGE-We noi- ice that some of the manholes of our street dralniagc system are badly tilled up wlllh ﬂealves and other refuse of the summer. Theme should be cleaned out be- fore they freeze up hard, as if

they are left in bheir present con luluon they will impede the flow

of dumber in iiho spring.

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CANON SIMPSONw-ln lLho lpbtss-

i3 profound sorrow throughout our city and Province. lie was a mun who did his duty as he saw it, and never feared to speak his word of approval or udmcnition in lboth Church and Provincial af- fairs. Truly it can he sold of hiuuu- "lie has fought a good fight-Ale has dinished his course. he has kept the mithf’ Many of ourcoaurodee will nnnermlber we'll the unselfish and hard rwork the ‘ilste Canaan did in arousing the rirrterest of- our people, to the duty which lLay before lthc-m from the curly days of the ‘was He was one of the original Iznelnbers of the Patriotic Society and under its auspices he travelled noilwithstuud ‘sling poor health lb)" train and by heém through iho winter seiason to rthc outlying disitrilcts to ireip se--

‘MN! and other units, often arriving home oi- 4 undo o'clock in the unoming cold und llircd. When our soldier iboys hill-d left our shores he never overlooked. sending Xmas greetings to all the boys he knew ovens-eds. Dyhls work fin rthc Pri- soners of War Fund which in this Province was started in his own- Sundlay School. ‘he mirzuie easier the lives of ‘about 3000f our (tanadiuu boys while undergoing hardships| tviren prisoners of -wa.r, by his semi ing to them about $1.500. per inch-Uh. towards ‘the close of the war. When the rwer was over he dlid. |u1P."8u\|hll§l1,k,‘mdB-Hl_lll% in. the weliicozzliing the lhory-s. His interest in the returned lboys never aibaileyrL-‘Pheflust ‘of his frequent visited!) theqV-elemxrs Home took place only u few days before his deelth. His work for. hris unabat- ing interest in land hlln cheery word for the returned uboys will not. soon be rforgiollteni flfruiy n sol- diers friend has gone Ito his re- ward. ills semi Stewart ntudc the auprcrmc sacrifice and nmv lies s-lienlliy "Over Ithere." To the be- reaved wife, ﬁmuifly and sisters we extend, we feel sure. the very real sympathy of every returned mun in ‘the ‘Province, whether they knew the late, Chnon personally or Now the labourers flask is o'er; Now the lbs-i tile day is past; ‘ ‘Ndw upon Lie farther shore lfiafnds rihe v oger of lust. Flmtilm‘, in Thy gracious keeping Leave me now Thy servunl. sleep-

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“TAX ENEMITIONP- As we have had several enquiries from

in the. yard where an Island of-

’ . . a‘. ed Oversea; dig} n‘ m ,_ m um ammo; up, Ruiw dolhre for e period of tine you“ "m owl's: ofue m. Chum 23 eiwms from tmuou the ‘Wmmn °Y 9V"? officer. soldier. gill-or and nurse who .seryed errseaw. also the pensions oi "Mm" "-114 flfvhnns of overseas . men. Clause 24 exempts from tax? meal and peﬂyoﬂg] 9,. We 0f every officer. soldier sail‘ or and nurse. wlw_ served hver- ' “>33 "l1 l0 the valllue of five thou- "1111 dollars. and the income on said real and personal property (Jllause 143 exempts from poi] Lei Bil those who served in any Mill- lary or Nlaval cepncirfy Qvergggg or while on duty in 08,113,413, A11 "is 111m“? oxmnuonu for five Ye"! from ‘passing of me Act. If! udditdon on lthe above bho Act mllovides lllhat fhrlnj r prupqq._1.,u,. when Purchased through the Soi-

for the time being praoulcallly the

(WVWBHIIBM during the lust sess- ion of illre Legisluture. iteturnrxl men are not exempted from taxes coiiectsble under the Road Act.

PHOTOGRAPHB_—AL ‘the last

beautiful photographs of our Is land home to the Veterans to adorn their walls. They Lure ap- preciated.

ACGEPT-ED POWITIONV-J ‘The many friends of comrade Donald Kennedy will be pleased to know that he ‘hos been offered and has accepted a position with Messrs Bnlce Stewart 8t U0. We ‘wish our old friend "Pop" ltho best of good luck.

OADETS-NVQ understand that nothing at present is being don’

oadeals. “'15 trust flirt our new Seperintendentof Education will wire the cadet system under his wing and ltry and place il. ‘on o good footing. Our cadets ‘should at least Ihlavo during the winier season their daily physical train/- ing, A iiiﬂe "army bend" “knees up" “doubling" land “on tho" hands down" will do our boys good. We understand tho) ‘Serge- unt-‘Mujor Instructor W. S_ Hop; lqimvlfronl thel Hiallilaﬁ staff .51 ow' at work giving the students

the i‘. \\'. C. their physical training.

THREE YEARS AGQ-In our inst issue WE spoke of the greut British zittnck on Cambral of 20th November 1917. Since tilnl. date the llittin village (or what reunniu 4 ed of it) of Metz-cmCoutlire had wenioycd o. rest from shell fire which it lined not known for many a long’. week. but on the morning of the 30th November a lush velocity sheliil landed alight

J

0011M. and were then ‘between the latter Counure. So eolnplete was

officers and men Iwho had ‘been

__ on duty the night before A were dieyrs Settlement Board are or founlt by 111-9 loneqny in 1,1191,‘ “muted mm‘ ‘uni-lim- l-llﬂy WIRE night apparel. and Gouxeoucourl

Property of the aDominlion Govern» front line. The attack had been ment. Ting nibove (‘XQYUDHODS a great surprise, nnd we were “W” .“""11°m9°d ‘W ‘lfwl 10GB»! (ﬂlmht fast asleep in a line which

Tlllly ‘I00 were sleeping int; that

executive mweung of the ‘Howling. but u-ere quickly dug any Dram), o; G w_ out of their iblnnigels and fomncd V_,A_ u my” o; thanks‘ was ulp. 'ilile Irish Guards were seen .pa-35ed~ 4'0 M,‘ W3 S‘ by o. Gerlnltm airman as they Low-ion, who lhas generously we" l°~‘~‘"11l1g "l1 and suffered donmeg u nunllher o; en-mged selvcmi casualties helfore thcv

moved off from machine lgun fire, The Gourds wok up rrheli-r posi- tion on a crest; in tiront of VWHKP. Wilere they met some or the advancing troops of the German Divisions detailed for the attack, and after herd fight- ing and with the aid of dismount ed cavalry and tanks drove the enemy back us fur us "mill Whlflfl Ilﬂwce we again Clip", tured ulbout 3 o'clock Ithla afternoon. This great fbattie conw tinulcd for eelverud days; terriblol gwvurm we losses faking D1309 on both sides.‘ ln the end the in iho way of training our school fQQLYQQ“ ‘pygmy their llﬁtack oi’ 20th which line Ereat the Somme Mwrch 1918. but only to remain buck until the great and final ad vuucc of nuhflch ended lln victory for Brit ain ‘and iler fillies.

way; a favorite. The sameﬁstyie may usually be employed for lzurlnent of uvodi falbric such

for u iuffctn 0r sulin streel nwznr.

nluteriui, hut tho wunwitil its fulr rlc shortugcmlaset uiiii For the coming faili season not z few smart tailored iirocks of taffeta are being displayed.

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ﬂoer wasihhuling his lbnerelcfsst This was followed ‘by g Pretty mod drubbing for e. couple of hours. Nothlngtmuoi: was thought of. the matter belypnd the idea that Fritz had brouﬁfhlt up .- hmg range gun and was having n. hilt of umusemlent with it. About tihll ‘phioclc iiihlslt interning oiii-rgle number: lot our troops l» and ltldulsoorf. ‘niece suddenly I seven running beck vtourards the Village andwililese troops brought the first word .0! the great counter Gomnian ntteick on our lines. and the almazl _, news that the cue-nay hlud broken through and had cap- tureti the village of Gonneiieu, Vlllers Guisllalin and Gouzen- village and lMetz en the ltlllilt

surpiilse lin Ooudeouqoiﬂil

“was then 2 1~2 miles behind the

we ‘had just captured fen days nrovious-‘ly. The scarce lhsdhr» rived in dvlle-tz-en-Couture during the flisht prelviouls. tired after “heir hard tour in the trenches.

Lin»

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‘THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN. q“

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IOIOIOKIO

“Diamond Dyes” Tell You How

F

Child can Follow Directions and get Perfect Results wo-oo-o-oo-oooooooooooooo >~

Each package or "Diamond Dyes” contains directions so simple ihut any woman can diamond-dye a new, rich, fadclesu color into worn shab- lby garments, draperies, coverings whether wool_ silk, linen, cotton or mixed goods.

Buy “Diamond Dyes"—no other kind-then perfect results are guar- anteed even if you have never dyed before. Druggist has color card. ‘

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taffeta flrock is snmrt and service- able for wear at home throughout ilhe year, and the early fail street frock of lsffetla may ‘lecome the informal afternoon dress of the inter season.‘

"The sketch shows u slmlpie but very chic frock wvhich nnry be do veioped in satin taffeta, or one oi’ the lightweight ‘wool fubric. l’. would be extremely guodsiookiug nuul-e of nuvy satin or taffeta. will! ‘sidemunels rlclriy embroidered 1n vivid coloring, the some color cl‘ foot to be curried out on sleeves and front of [he ‘bodice. The llﬁvk lnighi. be finished with it collar or banding of red satin or oaftetu. _ if u. wool fslbric is employed the saune effect may be worked out in ilhe embroidery and either satin, iuffetu or veilvet in con-trusting

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British settled much the some fhﬂy‘ held previous tol November was ﬂileld until the lbackwlards across lsegvlnning» on 23rd

trek

four months kxter

FASHIONS ron CANADIANS

like tailored type of dress is ill-

f‘ it!‘ ersey clnih, hricoiine, or serge, or dress for

'i‘a.t‘fetu used to ho regarded as iisiirwlw n sparing and summer

traditions.

Of coilrse, they are only suitable for street early autumn, but o.

color finish the neck.

The dress is n slip-over, fasten- ing invisibiy ut one side of the marrow vest. ’i‘lle ‘back oi‘ the dress some lines as the front-u straight centre panel, with slight flare brought about by the pleated side section

Too much can ‘hardly he said in regard to the very ilandsolne mm stunning elifeots featured in hex? iceascil. apparel. This fancy for handmade tnimiulings should be a boon to the iVOIIlllII who makes her own clothes. or the home dress urzrker. G-reut individuality of de-

Lcl the fulking-nlzlchinrs vie with one another in glittering generalities. Iidison deals with facts alone:

I1. 'l'hc New Iidison has sustained 4000 “Fone-Tcsts."

50 different artists (both vocalists and instrumentalists) nladc these tests.

to

. 000 different N\ - Edison. .11 Lai- sigm is 1Jossibie_ Adress ‘that would j 3 4-. W’ . 0 Q (1 ’ (.09, “appalling ﬂgu,e“-_pumq,as. q oratory Biodcis out ul regular stock) g0 Telugu?’ "ti" I111)’. g“ infidel!" f)‘ were used in the tests.

i‘ ' leconnm ca‘ . )l‘0Vii _ . . - aqntﬁel-uutfiller of n is “gt ilmring 4. 3 million pftOpli‘ heard thcsc tests"

with her vthne.

Gwyn-fabric convhinuiimis are also economy amide. ’l‘hey are distinctly popular in thclinefup of next sea- son styles.

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5. 50o of America's leading newspapers published the results. (l. iivcqvone has admitted that the iuunan

ear cannot distinguish betwccnuu zir- tist’s voice and the New Edison's Rc- Crcafion of such voice. You ilavc something mighty tangible in lhisjproof by the New FAllSOII. \\"hen 3 million people hear, consider and zlgrce, you have a fact as firmly (‘Slilblieli- ed as any scientific law.

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wmﬁmdes ihoth. from [malty and rural districts-of llute in regard lo the alxonnition of returned men from taxation. we ore publishing in short ilrom the clauses of the TlurAct referring to soldiers ex-l emptions. lfjiuuse 13 lexeunplsi from taxation the income of every ‘ soldier. sailor or nurse who serv-

sn Suffered. n’ it _F_ive Years

Finally Restored to Health .Lydia E. Pinkham’: Vegetable l Compound. KVIQY, \\'E_}§I‘-. li‘ln.--"l~‘ol‘ flvo years l ‘suffsrodfrom irregularities,

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awful weak- ness in my back. The doc- tor gsve mi! different medl- cines but they did me ac‘: good. A rriem shed me to trv Lydia E. Pink- ham's V850- tmbie Col"- V_ V pound and i Lzuuna it tobo the um medicine l over tried because it made me well- and l can now do m? lI°""°"°f_k- l am telling my friends aboutlt. ~ Mrs. J. M. (iamus, 72B Caroline ,B-t.; Key West, lliloridu. Many women st some periods l" their lite, suffer from ailments pe- culiar to their sex and which in most ‘coach may be readily relieved by this famous root and herb

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sulering for‘ W!" . everything elea in vein. If you

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medicine, Lydia E. Pinkhaurs

Genus found it helped her after and trying

ave any annoying symp- toms vou fell m unalusretend wéite n slum edloi‘, 1w ‘o ‘l? m of unlff 4o years experience in advising wo- on the silbiect is at your ser-

lliore than 20 p. c. many things 30 p. c. discount

Felts and Gaiters etc only Z0 p c off Money Refunded ancLEveryihing Else as usual. _

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i000 pairs Boots and Shoes at iiali Price. _' a Sale Prices permanent, everything we reduce stays” reduced. Xmas Holeproof "Hosiery Reduced to $2.00 Mens’ 85c no fax.

BROS LTD

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i M\6HT CALL ON WANY svnsgiuo resxr

5r¥elpA~r:--MET MAYBELLE. SYRUPP AS_I WAS GClNG ‘W?

‘ TOWN, AND ASKED new: \r- ~" wow, CERTAIN LY,"6HE REPLiED.

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“AFTER. i GET OFF THE CAR.

cnscr TO YOUR Hausa?"

‘Nvsuu, nus-r AT THE CORNER, when: was ¢AR STOPS, i5 AN KWFULLY NICE. NEVV CANDYSHOP, AND ER—-—

WAY DO I ‘TURN TO

AFTER YOU come ou-r. ~' OF THE SHOP" YOU WALK TWO scocxs was-r.»

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