MUNIX‘ Y, i 32-.

Furs

will again be exhibited in this Store

Dates TUESDAY, WED. THURS.

Qct, 26m. 27th. 28th.

We have again arranged with Holt Rentrew, largest Furriers in Canada, to visit our store on the above dates.

The Holt, Renfrew representative will be in charge. and will have with him a most milfvelfllls c01- lection of fur coats . . . the new- est and smartest to be found in America. We look forward to a visit from you.

Fur Remodelling

The Holt, Renfrew repres- entative will be pleased to give you the benefit of his experience and with refer- ence to the remodelling of your fur coat. Holt, Ren-

liolt, Renfrew

The Bentral Guardian

Urea Bt- James Church, Thursday.

USE "SOUTH"

shortening to: better baking. L55i-9-l4-ti , corn-"eueaanon urn ' -

" SURANCE L-67B9-7-12-8IZ

W! WOULD CALL the attention of our readers to the “Dog Tax Ad- vertfsement" from the Department oi Agriculture. 14-920-10-23-21.

A FAST TRIP --The Backviile Post Says. From the flies of the Sackville Post. lflov. 26th, 1910 we .,.ikc the following paragraph: "The Charlottetown Examiner, whose xlltci- was a member of the Island ielegation, who visited Sack- xllle Tuesday evening has this to .ay of his trip from the Cape up. “Shortly before four o'clock Senator Wood, President of the N. B, and P. E. I. railway and Mr. uilner, the very efficient secretary, Mr. Harris, the superintendent. and others arrived at the s d bade the visitors welcome. hare-upon all took special train ior Sackville. The passage of dirty-five miles was made in an iour and a half. An hour and a balf from Cape Tormentixie to Sackville was fast-time in those e days; but today we are living in a Ffaster age. One day last week a 5 Sackville man made the trip to the l Cape with a passenger for the car l ferry in 35 minutes actual running , time. What would the editor of l the Examiner have thought had he

been a passenger in that car?

Peters Road And Vicinity

The Schooner Senora, Capt. Milton Chapman. Murray Harbor, after discharing coal at Cafhounis Wharf and at Clows Wharf for George Clow. general merchant is now loading produce at Murra Harbor for Mr. Clow-

The Schooner "Ethel and Cathie” Capt. Le Roy White, Murray Har-

“Ihat!

Y0u’ve never tried

Bon Ami

Oil your

KITCHEN SINK? I

It saves time and work

For cleaning your ltltdnen link quickly and easily, there's simply nothing like Bun Ami-for Bon Ami polishes as it cleans . . . saves you time and coves you effort . . . and leaves no gritty sediment behind to clog the drains. It’s economical, too, because a little goes so far. Try Bon Ami!

The better cleanser for

Sinks mu] Bathtubs a

e’ scroi

l

ch ed yo! I"

2- Edna Blacquiere; 3. Juliette Le-

Clair.

Grade II (b) -1. Eric LeClair; 2. Joseph Poirier; 3 Margaret Le- Clair.

Grade I (a) --l Matilda Pinesu, 2. Arthur Peters; 3. Bernice Doiron.

Grade I (b) -1. Patrick

Gauthier; 2- Lorraine Doucette; 3. hiarjorie Gallant.

Edw

ard Blanchard, teacher.

Cardigan And

urday.

Mr.

Ronald Jame; Carter, Monticello, were vis-

Vicinity

Mr. Walter McLeod, Lorne Val. ley yvus a. visitor to the city on Sat-

Carter and Mr.

mo... to Cardigan Head on Satur- -dey the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cartcr.

l Miss Jean McGrath. Lorne Val-

ley, who has been in Montague, for the past month returned to her home on Saturday.

aunt, Mrs. Heed.

M» °°£€9L5°BE"“?_“B°.'-.P“f4‘

BRINGING UP-“FZ-THER‘

Miss Mary McDonald. Cardigan spent Sunday at the home of her

Peter Carter, Cardigan

l l IHIH/l/ll

‘ cF-FWIIM! vtiiéi-W.‘

sister, Mrs. Peter Carter.

A most enjoyable chicken supper and dance was held in Si. Teresa: Hell on Monday evening with al- most three hundred people in at- tendance, a delicious supper was served by the ladies of the parish. while dancing was enjoyed by the young people to the strains of the beautiful music rendered by Web- ster's Orchestra.

Mr- Daniel Acorn. Cardigan, was a visitor to Montague on Tues- day.

Mrs. D. J Carmichael, Eliot- vale, was a visitor to Cardigan on Thursday.

Senator J. A. McDonald, Cardi- gan, was a visitor to Peakes on Monday-

The Misses Lily and Stella Carter. Cardigan Head, motored to Charlottetown on Monday ec- companled by their aunt, Mrs. Margaret McDonald and her two daughters of Watertown. Mass.

Produce is now ready for market and the farmers are taking ad- vantage of the opportunity to ship a small quantity. as they are busy hauling to Cardigan where three small schooners are being loaded for Sydney by J. A. McDonald‘ and Co.

Mr. Benjamin Benjamin. Char- lottetown, was a visitor to Cardigan Head and Lorna Valley on Thurs- day evening. —C.

SC

THE __ui1Al<u)'i'1‘E'l‘0WN___G_IJARDIAN_

-.___. MEET ME AT the Halloween L-B5C-10-35-26-28

Cape .-

This marvellous and delicate organ

about three billion. What you see, what you hear, what you smell, and what you touch, what

y what gives pleasure, are corded in the brain and messages ‘ are sent to whatever part of the body is to be called into action-

stnunent Ls from poisons within.

of brain poisons, the most frequ- ent being alcohol. Alcohol specific affinity for brain cells, It is possible to develop all the brain centres and for them to be injured

b al body it make its way through the tissues to the bfood red and white cells in the blood feel the effect of alcohol. The red cells are robbed of some of their

oxygen and the white rendered less active.

the person had taken alcohol into the bodyandsomcthing unexpected happens. the action stantnneous but the brain gets the message too late. for the one-time trusted messengers, the nerves, are poisoned and it 0

body the conscience is not alert and does not give its best Judg- ment. The moral sense ls injured. Vice when the brain is injured. The still

small voice that warns a person

against eveil is silenced for a time ,

and from the brain and C0lg_i._0 the_n_iuscles.' Nerve fibres

Island Girl Writes Prize Winning Essay

Effects of 85:91:01 on human org- l

anisms was aptly portrayed in an. exceptionally fine essay written by Valarie De’ Roche, a Qrldeeight student of Argyle School, recently. when the treatise was awarded the major prize in a contest sponsored by the Sydney branch of the Wo- men's Christian Temperance Un- ion. Miss DeRoche is a daughter cl MnJ- H. DeRnche. teacher residing in Wheatly River and is staying with her grandmother in Sydney.

RECEIVES HIGH PRAISE

Captioned, the "Effect of Alcohol on lines of communication and the great commander," ceived high praise from members of the Sydney School Board when presented to them some time ago. and is commended as one of the bestvarticles written by a junior school student since the W. C. T. U. accepted the sponsorship of annual essay contests.

The essay, dealing fully with ef- fects of alcohol on the brain, nerves and other important factors of the human body, is reproduced in full below.

(BY VALERIE DE’ ROCHE)

Scientists have proved beyond the shadow of doubt. that the effect of _. alcohol on the brain and nerves is disastrous-

The brain is the highest thing in nature and the mind of man the greatest thing in the world,

Important. as are the cells and nerves of the body, every organ is absolutely dependent on the brain. Even the heart and lungs. which f are doing their work when life l begins. are controlled by the brain.

Q

l

is made up of cells numbering

hurts and all re-

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The brain of an infant is smal-

u

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the essay re-

OCTOBER 25. 19.37

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bor. has now about completed lcad- ler and the cells few. but as the Q ' ' _ ing produce at Calhoun’; Wharf child grows the brain develops and new are experts m “Us re icr J. L. lvIcKinnon merchant, the cells become more numerous. __ Kard- ‘ "' PJIGIS Road. '.l‘he brain cells are the store houses ‘l A of the intellect, and in consequ- "De" A Schooner Ls waiting a birth at ence, the fewer the cells the duller {d Y . Calhourfs Wharf. and will also the brain, and the more numerous i~ “d” - load produce here for J. L. Mc- the cells the finer the brain. The l“ b‘ ' Kinnon. cells of the brain are not only a , “l! _ I D power house on battery. but some- h“ I c Mrs. Edith McAulay. Boston, thing more. They have the power ‘l "f! T . lliass. is now spending her holidays of keeping themselves h working “H; at the home of her son. Mr. Ray- order for a hundred years. m-e mond McAulay, and her aunt, Miss A suggested outline of the de- 1; t, Grace Macdonald, Peters Road. velvnment or the brain is elven i, 5 under the following h e s. di n g s: pérf, o . Mrs. Joshua Jenkins. of Trenton. heart centres. lung centres, loco- ' rm Llmlted . N. g_ 1; visiting at the home 0r motion, knowledge self-control or “m0 i her daughter. Mrs. John A. Stew- mflrfll Centres. n, ; u... art and family. Peters Road, and The 1198"? and 111118 Oentres are g. T, her many rehtives and friends at in working order in infancy: the I Wm‘ EORIT-‘IEIT “TMWW 1' Murray River, Greek River and ltzwmgilgelcentfes ilgvelopkw idtg I 1;, ~ N, R IRE THE SAMEVDKY "' ‘-‘“' " “W -»---:=-—T"~. _- _ , 1'37 vcini y. e c earn ng we an a I 1x73’ 002330151 a ‘Emily o! five gene“- arriién lfsrom Winnipeg to Brandon .._._ use its muscles; the knowledge . Dpx; WINNIPEQ Oct’ 32__ (C?) _ “o” 0f mnwaymen Watson m“ l o, s: ° ‘hi; ‘m6; carrying the King I-Iis many friends here regret the centres start to developed when the ion, Bgm on 3119 same day 0g me same his first engine 111298 In 1903 he: ‘ m a“ ‘m m-mlge- serious illness of Mr. Raulston child begins to remember things; I, the ear Au v gg 13m ch31. , '- _ / Kennedy, Murray Harbor North the self-control or moral centres Y . E . r s F was transfered to Souris. Man, hi, 5T .j\|)nhvvg QCHOOL AT pris \Vatson and George Herbert hqmg yo; the next 18 years He - - ‘k0 - s; and hope for his ultimate recovery start to develop when the child 811g Tindall. Canadian ‘Pacific Railway was rralufened go 501mg “an 1,15 ‘ RT" RLSUCO t‘) heamb rfiachestothe 89° "f tlglelvalflnd cm‘ locom tive n lne s 1 e ' ' ' o ' , "—"'_ “‘_:‘ “_ “u” Emw 1m 1 9 P915011 i: .7 0m‘ last 1191p neiegn-iririin’ ioniiliniitgileiil iehlrsrfigirlrerg twifiirilngorinhislazuzoixitl mm“ “PL Am“ Leo-a"? 2- zen. ls new residing in Montague “Bebe-s the lee 0! twenty-One- me each omen Bom men an temp one common marrgdghm “com y 1W1"? l-eClflir; 3. Marjorie when he has recelved a position in These moral centres are the l 2g? mg‘ Tmdal] is proud of his record Ggiltlriizéi-‘YI I Mqrion Gallant the Canadian Bank of Commerce. power ofhftree-gill to choose be- ‘- . While a crowd of fl n -~ v ‘ _ ‘ . 5 -—-—- wee" YB 5-" ‘"0118- geiv mntcmpgpariei _many1'$?f dings’: sees nothing wuhual about grmLucy Gallant; 3 Angie Gal- Mm Margaret Mcnonam and r slngg me bmm L; Such a wont-kn, s . has iéinrgmielrbs fivsizoehad goiie an the re- In 1890 he bgan as a wiper in Grade v _1 Evelyn Gauthier :38lwgogflléghrzgseit“;aggrgffg; 1;; goalflgfgnflilgjs°gu$g5ttop3f£ met gathered Emilie Iheade exiting; ' igérmfighigi sxfiefelfii‘ o; iniriisen“ Hume‘ 3" Aden“- and rnow residing in Watcrtoivn. Yefifily “D059 it l0 the Slitillteit ’ g ilid’é°.fi.i‘f..liii°“ ELLE“ .3121} $d°‘“-B“‘";' T““ff°$,,’,°, Reslmf» Grade I v-t mum-e Don»... §f.‘;ff;.2§";'$.§‘.,.‘,‘,‘,“Qilfiiifllhii? Lliktlii ‘ilill."i‘ii‘.l.“"nllf‘sé'ii.°ifii; ii ' _ . , “ an» "in 0n B11 n P93 0 " l 2. Regina Gallant 3. Leo Gal- - ' ' d their run. Tifldflll and .Wat50n 1o e 1 _ v he, - motored .0 the home of Mr. and amage from without. by a thin nursed the giant engines to a halt l enygiiciewotri‘ iii: yesgjinloiee zczifmvsaics’ hug. d "In ,. Mrs. J. J. Curie... ylermitagc, on Lmembrance and then a thicker . in the yard after a trip from Van- “a e _1 EH3 Gauthier; 2‘ Sunday they m°t°md i‘) Cardigan membrane“ and the“ 9' hard mm’ ‘“"" "“_ 7 q Blacquiere; 3- Auguste“ Head where Mrs. McDonald will case. known as the skull. The °3 Grade n (a) __1' “Eda Gaunt; spend a short vacation with her 611161 denser to this delicate in

Insanity is frequently the result

hasa

sibl -on y poisions thg chief of which. is cohol.

When alcohol is taken into the

sho nei-

stream. ‘The

cells are

In the case of emergency when the

must be in-

his ima took them longer get their message to the brain. When alcohol is taken into the

A

does no‘. look so repulsive quic

cool

The nerves are a nses to the brain and spinal cord.

spinal and

are second only in importance to the brain itself. A ncrvespecialist speak; of the nerves as filaments

The strength of the body is in its five hundred nearly half the weight of the body- The nervous system is so closely ai- lled with the movement of the inus— cles that it is practically impos-

The shaky hand of a. drinker

sages to the muscles. They no long- er work in complete harmony be- cause of the effect of the Scientists have proved that alcohol interferes with the wonderful ma- chinery of the body-

Alcohol is a narcotic and when

lessening the self ntrol and will-i. power. it is surely foolish in the ex- treme to have anything to do with alcohol.

BIG QUARRY BLAST

(By The Canadian Press)

RAITIFARNI-IAM, Irish Free Bttae-Eight thousand tons of rock were loosened in a Dublin moun- tains quarry near here in the largest blasting operations ever canted out in Ireland.

brain scattered over the body.

.________m___ CORNWALL-YORK POINT W0- MEPPS INSTITUTE '

The regular meeting was held at the home oi’ Mrs- L. H- Drake, on October 4th, with-l! members and 3 visitors present. The presi- dent opened the meeting in the usual way. followed by the minutes of the previous meeting being read and approved- Roll call was an- swered by the name of a P. E. I. bird, with a short description of the

same. -

It was decided to ask Prog. I-iazen Wlgmore to give a lecture, in Cornwall Hall, onhis trip to the Coronation. Reports of various

uscles. They form

e to study the effect of alcohol

_-_m__._ the muscles alone. WANT Am TOUR‘

(By The Canadian Pres!)

SYDNEY-It is hoped that o Royal Air Force squadron will visit Sydney during the 150th anniver- sary celebrations next year and a non-stop flight from England t0 Australia may be arranged.

ws the effect oi’ alcohol on the ve centres that carry the mes-

drug.

___m______.. BlllLFA-ST-Iargest vessel built

taken into the body is carried by

There it perafyses the cells. because the person acts in an un- restrainmffashion on

when it is really drugged.

cnce of alcohol, though not uncon- scious, will be partly drugged, even a snmli dose prevents the nerves from doing their proper work-

Tlo have the

stain from all forms of alcoholic bundle of i liquors. fibres which run from Che skin and The excessive use of alcohol is

ithe cause of much crime. disease a small quantity is inslduous g in

blood stream to the brain.

and

account of loss oi‘ self-control, people

committees followed. It was moved and seconded that we ask for a short course to be held at Com- wall, neighbouring institutes to be included in slid course.

gine the brain is stimulated

person who is under the influ-

ciear brain. the k eye. the steady hand, the nerve, it is necessary to ab-

The secretary reported 811.00 re- ceived as second prize money tn the Institute Competition at the Exhibition.

A queeti inalre on Child Welfare was discussed and filled in. fol- lowed by a reading by Mrs. Victor MaePhoii,

The November meetingistobeheid at York Point. Roll call to be an- swefetd by the poms 0411a P. B. I. vare y of appes. e program committee is Mrs. Cordon Mac- Ican and Mrs. Georle Macmillan-

misery, and the effect of even

in a British shipyard since the Q1100" MEW- the Ollie Town Cl»!- tle, a 28,500-ton motorehip for the Union Castle Line, has been laun- ched here.

E Y E S I G ll T EXAMINATION

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