Refinement‘. ntlgrnpv prccration ofNaturefi-kifts if you would rbringinriarry of the-gnarl thinned!" life to you instead inf-going after them, cultivate and take. care of _a beautiful "lea? compieiion by using tie‘ of the ursrry excellent creams and loFons we al- ways italic iu stock. '

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N ET t You Will Tlfiriniting

xMA%. Tllilil Think ‘oi the ayer Studio

ior Your Photographs 63 GREAT chosen s1 ext Stanley Shaw _& Poartion

i-w‘.

I bill-bag

C0 unts

Hickeyk Twi t,Tobarco has a quality card flavor which hasrbuilt for it a reputation that can- not be downed. The users ofthis ‘tobacco and they arethpusantjs have nothing but praise to say about. "fifiiydtth rise ‘chewing tobacco’ you must uselilickeyb to get the re l pleasure. Millions of figs u~ed yearly. ' '

urortnr s. uronotson rosioco co. on);

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l ' ~ Boys Doftiike

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, . . Rings “ii. _ Matte‘ Without a rotnt anti stamped _ v : "o. rt mot any y guaranteed." ' , , .. h G‘ H" ‘Taylor but the way someof-our ritu- Jevveler C ‘Ilnllrlver For daily. ii are prepared _ makes t em less obnoxrousto The Stoaeaiégia-Wlitllflm the young. t We car . afull‘

' line of standard reme res, and our prescri tion departmentlis noted for is quick and careful work and absolute accuracy m compounding. Our prices are not as highssthey ought to be. e guarantee, the purity of all drug's. ’

ll; J. MABllN

Optometrist & Prescription Druggist, Montague, P.E.I.

Photos for ‘ Christmas Finest Work Elegant Folders

Moderate Prices PERSONAL ATTENTION TO \ Amateur Photography

h. E. LYON STUDIO

107 Queen Street-Charlottetown PHONE 68-J

A careful selec

tron 0t every line

rf Jewelry marks " our stock. We will be pleas , ed to have you call a N. Tanton

JEWEI ER

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i

liy-(liasses From $2.00 to $10.00

From East Point to Cape -

l

_ear is a big territory, yet “llht across this space

. Plaid were C

l w t

, will pay our

too itoxaii‘ Store l‘

wscription before Dec. 30 1920 will

'. are Record and

r IONiALISTIPEN-KL-gllir Peter Brod

l, ‘I _ additional $500 voted as sessions!

ion of $100 to the previous indem- nity of $200 and when his check for $500 was handed to him he re‘- turned $200 to the dlrovlncirrlfrreas urer_ time practising what he had

indemnity of $500 .

Fred G. heard, Pisquirl Mills, has moved into his- new home and is receiving the his many friends and patrons. The Lesrd homo ground on the night of May 31st, with all lt.s_ contents, the occupan-ts having barley time to escape when the fire was discovered. Mr. Leurd was riot discouraged at his loss, ai- though his house was not insured. but set to work to rebuild with the result that be now hays a large and more modern house on the site of t finished in Douglas fir, with hard wood floors throughout. lt is light- ed by the Fairbanks Morse Deico system, with open plumbing and hot water heating. The new Leard home is one of the finest and most up-to-date suburban

owner, Mr. Leard, and Mr. George -H. Pl-gott of Mount Stewart. Their many friends wish the beard family many iwvny and prosperous years in their, new home.

RHEUMAT-I-GMp-Too many suffer‘ from rheumatism a trial of Parme- Ian's have pronounced. notion 1190“ i119

the action of these organs act us, an alternative in preventing life ad mixture of uric acid and bloodthat causes this painful disordera-They

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.410 _, W - _ , yo!“ Icarbuy v . Jwnythlnl Y°“»W"‘,73i?'° . rconwtr mount-s ena- Tiwemt Your Pbotblliilb- ' " -‘—— mun“ Bxfgpearglappointnnent mnrbrtfiigranam rune AND mo» wg,l3'='"'"l t » .:.~.-.“:'l..' ‘Glfiiifutii? ‘ l Sipmjlo ' Everyone“ worslripq‘_at_ f. v anoiilerrce . o '._ l ‘- THE COOK -_ the Shrine of Beauty-bfantil , llg’;',;‘,littiii..““'k‘i‘r'iigihfii" " ' . wlry?"-llecauae _, ‘ ‘__ ' ' atandsIorlIeaItbAZultuQY, ~RiMlMllil1tbe or; clearing

‘Bel

e ‘tomorrow at Mai- d. 3481-11-0-1r

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rurpv lnoltnlnol. em Buy

warm nnderclotlrin uniimberlng sale. Q-u.

12 GAUGE Shells $1.35

g at Patons big 31,85 11 0 3i.

GROWN LOAOIED Der box at the Rogers o. 1nd,, 3476-11-94,’.

WANTED live fowl anthclrick- "l3. PM“ "ilccurding to grade, also stress and duckefltiressedfl Condon fi Lfllldrilfan. Rowley House, Bour- is ., saoe-utro-mwr-sr. SEE THE ROGERS HARDWARE 30-. l-Tll. ‘Windows on Queen and Grafton Streets, showing the bar-

gains they are giving for Thurs- '

day and Friday‘ only. 3476-11-9-21

COMMUNITY and 1847 Rogers Silverware-in great variety at the Rogers Hardware (Jo.. Ltd. -

347641-9421.

, THSKRE is ONLY a few uurore weeks left before Xmas Wlryulot, visit Baycn 1P biographer _

_ - " _ 3529-1111615191 ODUVENIR 0F PIINOI ED- ARD IBLANDF-Benrrtdfnl Jilin:- tratod descriptive souvenir ready to mail. 50c. by mull 57c Charlottetown GuarvlQu.

THE ‘hufnuat heiisrme bgff’ 11'. Judson‘ lFox fiance ‘Company will bc held at J. H. Judsons Mei

,_ andra. orb-Nov. 15th =a-t. 7 p. m.

Cope Nay, ‘Secretary. 3508-11-10>wt‘utl-4l

rolaomrmanlvrz‘ the anniver-

_sity of Armistice Day the Rogers

Hardware 1C0, Ltd., are offering

' throughout their large establish-

ment many genuine bargains. renders".

- it to rend‘ their advert’ 3476-11-0-2;

RENEWAL NOTICE. any person subscribing or renewing their. sub- receive a Farmersllecord. and Ac; oounUBoolv. ‘This is something‘ -oye_ry farmer should have. -. - ' . 886840-3042

-_ FARMERS ATTENTIONJJo you went to itemize your earnings and expenditure, than renew your sub- scription and get one-of the Farm Account Books. This book will show you in n; few uromthg the,_rnost __ profitable lines in Agriculture. 886840-3011‘

DID NOT ACCEPT THE-AUDIT

ic‘, lM. JL, Awinformed the Guarq dianjithat-ire did ‘not accept‘ the

indemnity to members of the Leg- islature. He advocated an addit-

prenched. He votcd against thc an u-P-ro-oiir: HOU$E.—Mr.

congratulations of

was burned to the

he one he lost. The new house is

residences in

he Province, a credit alike to its its builder

----—-<0-0->-——-- ::THESE PlLL8 RELIEVE

Plllsis recommended The?

ivrr and kidneys and by r-ezulatins

lorries the qCompiete Optical

- must the taken according to direc- ‘pious and used steadily and 1,1091!

Bit iiaioiity of Flililltsses '

- Service

Our o art system of eye

i

Mimrimr because PARK 33pm n coupled m , n arethe LIN! oamnmo ssnvrcz ABLElllid he is theONLY ‘if corn ieto service ' gfinfiuih OPTKIIAN 3J3 t: the bget procurable: ‘ i 8n ance con .) ' . . a m’ ..S.':::.t":: sans. t; as. ill Moflugfle cnnaltlerrtly illcrotelng volume i C u o anon‘. *;,15:r335‘r’6§§‘i'1i§“’8i15 - W‘ lawn,“ their: m," , Q LPARLOURS’ "lfiwh. merit 1110:; prohibit, , o. t. outrun t a“, H "ah ORADUATQ Qp-pounornmr o) l "mmlw. P. n. r. . . l’ '

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laminar-iii nabs-n...

will speedily give evidence of ‘their beneficial effect!

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Dr. E. C. Harris Eye Specialist‘ l-

‘tetowm . _

Oiilce Hourl! j 11.30-12.80. 1-45

Phone BS-Y.

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_ware 00., Ltd. .

Armistice where.

Elle

Stanley lelwes this o'clock for Cape

“lighthouse supplies.

with a pap, ceived at the R0 Ltd.

COUNT B

today.

kw: rubs sue ill-rue -' ‘ Wont o

‘her depantnrr-e. Chathtpnr. ,l\'. 113.,

ucr .‘ N.

Eu ropean port.

cargo of salt She will load St. John's Nflld lrmd aroceed to Brazlljw S 1.

25c. each;

head,

ment available.

not hurt you.

olaies.

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DEBS.

ETC.

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trunk r»

t, ‘to sauce eovnlrnu s 81.80 per bout the Roger!

on‘ the Newfoundland

If RDUQRD

_DAN|$H SHIP HAS The Daninh bamuentin Whicnhas been moaned in , bor- there tfor some time has taken She has ren. for.

where she will (m lulnlber for tMaurrchesbe-rj,

"r YESTEHDAY‘S MARK There was a very good market terdey with, commodities ‘moi-Rf flailing its ifolflovtm-G to $2.70 ewclr: duck I $1.60; -clllckens' 80c to $1.25‘ fowl $1.00 to‘ $1.60 ‘each; (quarter) 1'3 ‘ t0. 17c

‘(sm-all) 15 t0-_25c‘lb. ;_ sl v dressed qttsc) 18 to 20 cents; retail, 20 to 25., mutton 14 to 10c for best filial: lty; green hides/fie to tic lb,- hides salted and dried 7 to 8c; _ to 60c; brant $2050 pair; fwuu geese, $2.30 each Eggs an unchanged. Vegetables re <.follnws:—Celery 1010 15c, tread,‘ cabbage, 5 to 10c. hearhtur-rrlps 5o. each or 30c. a bushel; beets‘ 10c. dozen; O34i]lflOWE1'.10'1O1A—J¢‘-'-A+ cranberries" 15c‘, a, quart .

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, u geanorr Annmarie. in" A, Wkfimflroe udilutlrrla the word garter should be gall

ally/luv DIPARTMINT 1|. us. presented ln""Pntone big two days,

ardvelflpod ‘else

ores =11 s,

DO NOT DELAY have yourkipylibto graph taken for Xmas by Bayer. 3520-1110101.

THE STANLEK-Thevfl. G; ,8. momingnt 7 Ray aud_AnIl.lilla _ coaarmviltlr

earner-r DAYLO’ surnames and a large ‘squirt- ment of Daylo Flashlight!

iuat

gers Hardware Co. 3476-11r0-2i. ,, .

‘MAKE Your: APy-olrvrumnn-r

ATFENTiO-N is called to. in" Adventlscnrent of the AuctitrrpSaie of Household dfirrndturo, stars»; o1 F4"!- Bvmid “Wilson, uuar-sbtlelo. " < 3521-11-11.

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JHIPPING NEWSr-Tllo schoo- u, Rejniharrdit _w,htc ' dis cifinrg d‘! cargtp Iof trait tfmnal-gfur let-and fortCarvcll Bros. m; for her irome rport, Laliavo.‘ where sire will load cargo f, u, a _ , fills-D. E.t~¥ar'lcs. has just finished .riil§charg_ln'g.l_ter_ and; is nrowinlbetllaastl a, camp of

.01..

s $113

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- = A POWER or iT3-0WN--" Dr. Thomas’ Eclectrlc OiLhss ti subtle power of Its own. All who. have used it know thissnrl. keep it. by them as the most valuable llul, its uees are innumerable and for manyycars it has ‘been prized as tire le-adln ment for man and beast.

Tempting Sweet Youcau Safely list.

When your sweet tooth craves candy don't deny rt for fear of getting your stomach out of order.

Pure confectionery will

We carry

an assortment of ' Page 8a tShaws Choc-

N eilsons Chocolates. Moirs Chocolates.-

They are pu're and wholesome _and frequent shipments rnsure fresh- Candy should not be looked upon as a luxury" but should be considered a necessity on account of Mgr-eat food value. _ ‘

~r=arvcv aox canny. BULK CHOCOLATES. rump AND STICK cau-

‘ptss m GLASS trans.

k _ -.

CHOCOLATE BARS ETC,

tr: YOU WANT rnasu crrocotsrns coma r0 US

Johnson it lohhsoa

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3'3”

AND, ' 00K given rfotreverpnew‘ or renewal subscription before‘ tlro end of the current ylear. Gnf. ' rs 8868-1‘ O-tl

11 lrpcnvfi: o‘ tment ' or all ‘kinds celebrated

Glittery direct. from Sheffield. ' '

34131-111321. earthen; t-he litur-

Dug-

led

61”} mrfi from there will}, iltlh a cargo of»

peso its. so

v each l‘ ireei,

i- lroéfg.“ ricin steel; (earl,

g lini-

‘N. ylgy, . IV Milll? L. GLOUQH l . . , ' hel OILING QYOTEI DERANGE- -- - NI 1e. ‘ 8478-1144;}. - -~ ‘ ‘I . ‘ _ Glance at.t.lr.e.Oil Pressure indi-

. 01th:‘ Pun- Minutes

, cvtnrnnnon. Door quality t-hre effect ‘of lien produces wild residue‘

~31. vent the ‘fiowtbmugh- lubrlc-ationi. ‘ innum- cleaning o! on E-cratner

l

‘l5 no srcat- troulbe lnvo

every motorist

PG-

today Wm, ,3,‘ Pb mm 1, f as». soon as the engine is stopped al- your Xmas phat‘; o‘ up _°r 191' H lfll) and before settling has 3529,11_1»Ml_ uncured but the tendency is for

Al.

an engine with

drain plug is removal thus leav- v, g a coursiderable quantity of dirty

contaminate the- fresh oil.

star“-.cr_ while the drain plug ‘is still out in orcr to get rid of this. 'A clogged strr‘ ‘r generally causes he oil pressu: gage to give a low

dlcation and any failure upon its

1

s._ ‘ping the engine. ing of the meal-tiers ‘of Cardigan ‘Farmers Institute-urn Nov. lath-at

lgan, for Uleptirposé of shipping fat cattle. and "hogmco-operatlyebl

r. Secretary. ,_ 3486-11-9-21

LA was c; o. s. 10

nuorning from t isle, ’ where- sire light/houses; S

the IA-brador-alsd Point Armour, 1V0’. Ed. Lave-rgne; also twn. men gram CapmBauld where they had ' eon instailingafo alarm; and a family from Labra or going to Quebec. The steamer goes from here to the Bird Rocks, Cape Ray andwCnptz-Avyrillan, Nfid.

tel‘ M.

Llihl-IT nArtwav aocrosm ',—An accident occured yesterday _. litornlngjirsl/eus the western trait vfirs reriching Rnyallty Juncton which, fortunately for oil concern etLended happily in the irusscn- geris making the remainder of the. trip to Charlottetown with the freight, and baggage. Fortunately the incoming train bad slowed up ‘ having been signalled on 800011111 of repair-g being made, and it. up ' pears that the‘ track spread ot the Joint, throwing the lust two pass. on!!!‘ cans considerably off the track_ the heavy freight in front preventing further trouble. . i-goa-i

: : ilfrillers Worm Powders act so thoroughly that stomach and in- testinal worms passgfmm the child without being noticed and without . inconvenience tp the sufferer. They are painless and perfect in action and at all tithes will be found a healthy nrodlcine. strengthening the infantile stomach and maintain ing it in vigorous operation so that. besides being an effective ver- milfuge, they are tonlcal and health givingin their effects. , _

on... unit to

‘sue-Kerr HER Locke pink mo otoeev. wrru sacs . res mo sutwuun

‘ Wheripydrifldsrlien your hair with " Sage =Tea and Sulphur, no one can tellnbecause it's done so naturally so evenly. Preparing U115 mixture. thongmat home is mossy and trou- bieaomer At little cost you 1h M)’ at any drug store the read to-uae preparation, improved by the addi- tion of other ingredients called “Wyetlfs Sage and Sulphur Com- pound." You just dampen a spouse or t. b h with it and draw this ti: rlgb yo r hair. takrng one small strand at. a time. By morning all gray lruir disappears. and alter an- other application or two. 19hr hair‘ b omen beautifully darkened, glos- I and luxuriant.

Gray, faded hair. though no die- grace, is a algn of old age, and no we all desire n youthful and attract- ‘ lvo ‘z rance, get. bury at once iwftlr yetlre Sue and Sulphur

Compound and look yours younger.

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l“~‘mltlllfiltlillllil a

especially if of and unable to resist beat in s nortmel-‘rnqn by demmposiriorrga or “sludge" which is ‘WW1? to collect in the strainer to such an err-tent an practically tn pre- it and atop ‘ bequest thus be- comes n necessary precaution. which should observe ii -the strainer is accessible and easily removed for cleaning" there lved_ but mm should be taken not to injure tire tine wire mesh. as this woull ,- defeat the purpose of the strains; and lwrluit solid matter to enter 1119 Oil passages and pefhflips ob strucl. them, with very serious re Full-s ‘A largepmportion of the solid matter present in used oil "M! ire drawn off with it, if the em- ~Ptyhrg of the system is ‘done just

the sludge to collect in the oil pan or sump, only to be stirred up rig-sin when rthe engine starts. so -lhat it is n good t-hing occasionally to remove the rpan and freq it of dupes-ids, 0;‘ Jzneans (if kervstic and a stiff brush. it is sometimes recommend-ed that after spent oil lids ‘been drawn off, kerosene be put in. the engine turned over by the starter to circulate the kero sene and that the dirtyvllquicl than be drawn off ‘In ‘following this pro- cedure lt should be realized that the circulating- splash system of lubrication, ‘thht hold possibly a quarter of the tot» ailiquid capacity of its oiling sysL tern in its splash trouglrsanrlllrat these will not be enrptled when the

kerosene still in the engine, to There should‘ be no danger in turning the engine over a few times, with the

part rto show, lJhE required oil-pre- sure should be the signal for stop-

Z*i" i.j—‘”-'§ -*' ~ NOTlOE.--T1rere will be a meet: ‘

through the Institute. -J Flynn

LTHE STANDBY -_HETUR_N9 P‘ Stanley after two weeks absence from Charlottetown returned to this port on Saturday he‘ Stmlfof Belle had. been. supplying he brought, backpac- ._v‘oral _ passengers‘, including the wireless men’ from Harrington on

I

ki

obtai

chase

of flo Lincl

Obfai

seven o'clock in fimitlrs ‘Hall. ‘Card- ' "

a r1...

_ wearing —- therefore‘ suitable for kitchen, » Value for value they a

cured. in a

decoration. _ .

_A product of a_ Canadian factory/and médeior use ‘rn- our_ Canadian ciimate—rvitlr ' n guarantee of '. satisfaction at a comparatively low cost.

' For sole at nil {he lending Dry Gaodrflpuses. ' Furniture. Hhure -

rm ‘

r ill-l?’

All

f,‘

tchen is the true secret of‘ suc

keeping. During the

past iew years it has be

n Linoleum, Oilcioth or" Feltol.

From now 0:1 it will be possible ior-uvorrrcrr to pill-v,»

these Canadian Made tiour co

1'0 so tar to brighten up tire lromc and which sorta its reliable coverings for shabby and fool-tron: ll-rrrz».

LINOLE UM

' 151.0011 OILCLOTHAND FELTOL are all hard- econdmicai — and particularly

dining room. l _ re tire most inc or coverings available. ~ cum, Floor Oilnlotlr and Feitol wide varrctyoi patterns

ned to

_ Dvfitlrhnenru] Storey, _ ‘Furnirhirtgrond Geneva! St tlrroulhout Qrurda

The tuaértifrti: Sunday" school as- ual convention November 16th to

qrinl Hell‘, Klhurlottétown andénn exceptionally. good _.pr,orrrruqrne is" planned. Among tho leader's are‘:

soclutlon, Rev. . hiya-rs, ‘of Toronto. who is well known. here. Prof. Johnbiblne of Suckville Rev. F. M. Mllligsrr, Presbytcrisrube nomlnational Secretary, Rev. W. C. Machum. ‘Baptist Denomina- tional Secretary. item-Vi? A. ltoss, General Secretary, Rev. ‘A. S. flog- crs Amherst, A. M. Gregg l’. ‘M. C. A Representative, Miss hfary Allison. Y ‘W/(LA. Representative. Miss Kate R. Abrums_ Maritime Sunday lSchoal Office Secretary.

' The meetings will open on Tues- day evening 16th inst., at which His‘ Honor Lieutenent. Governor lilc-Klnnon will extend a welcome to the delegates. ‘Three sessions will be held on Wednesday 811d Thurs-lay besides parallel confer. 9114395 for p-g-nsitliirtltillll 0f Bpetllli feature s, ‘ofititbf-worlg. ‘

On Wednesday evening, .1111; It'd-v cherjrralning Alumni Banquet Will‘ be held. " ' . _ The entetdainrnent of delegates of whom it is expected there will be labouhtwo hundred. will be on the “Harvard Plan." bed and break- fusr being ‘provided; nnd- the churches are asked to irave as many hohres as possible 00611911 1° delegate-s in order that visitors may receive u. good impression and enjoy the hospitality of the good people ofqCharlottetown.

The first Maritime ,Conv_ent.ion was held inst year at Amherst and

being carrletljm successfully in the three Maritime Provinces. backed by the churches officially each de- nominationbelni; FQPPHW-‘lll-Bd W gather with the Y- ill-fl- A- 3111i ‘he inwicax. all .-wbr-klag;nn1teuly in unison ‘ltlirougli their own I qrsunir- (10115 to promote the csuserof-‘iteli- glous Education wlt-lfcoordinlzted efforts tor-lessen overlupuins- "Jill friction, and by the emnlollmfll 6‘ more workers ' covering the .' ground ‘much more/thoroughly lllun previ- ously lreenpoesible when rude. pendent activities were the N116- lt is expected that the coming Convention will be or‘ the create-st moms; to all |5undsy' School and Church Workers, and it is 11-09913 that lire representation will be complete from evory- s-cilool and district. "