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MAKE MONEY‘ AT HOME — I15 to $60 paid weekly for your spare time writing showcards for us. No canvassing. ‘ We instruct and supply yon with work. West-Angus Show Carri Service, 57 IL, Coiborne Street Toronto.

~@—-i—2--—\ IBALEBMAN WANTED --8ALE8~ man a self respecting salesman whose ambition is beyond his

present nods‘ trod might mm ‘~

130W 0011:9111 employment with us and at the same time double his income. Welreqnire a man oi .cleo.n character sound in mind and body, of strong personality who would appreciate a life posl tion with a last growing concern where industry would‘ be reward ed with far above average earn- "185; married man preferred Apply toll/ind. C._Mc_liean, Bell

' floor, Itlley building

l Queen St., opposite Prowse

Brothers. - MISCELLANEOUS

‘ALL UNCALLED FOR QUITE suits and overcoate from our 8O branches throughout Canada wiiibe sold at $14.00 each. Odd t; $8.95. Odd vests $1.50. in many, casen this‘ price fs less than one-third their actual val- ue. Merchants buy these goods for re-saie to their customers. Wise men will buy two or three suits and an overcoat. For sale at our store only. English & Scotch Woollen Company, 158 Richmond Street.

'CLOTH, CLOTH, CLOTH- DO Your women folks need mater- ials in 800d qualities for their dresses and suits? We have thousands of yards that will be sold as low as $2.75 per yard, half regular price, in goods 54 to 56 inches wide. This is arrex- ccllent opportunity to get mater fair. in lxrtter qualities than na- ultlly found in womens fabrics‘, and also take care of the child- ren needs. Gall at our store. Eng llsh Kr Scotch' Woollen Company,

. 158 Richmond Street.

SIMPLE STYLE-Sw-VFORVYOUTHS

, Jllfvyyou have a girl nitric

lifter age in your homo, or-vknow tho

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toivbe within hearing ‘dis-

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lint ne\'or.did you gct n sot-ls- fflfilffly answer, bccuusc nobody but llil! flapper herself lvould‘ tell yoli 1h!!! silo vl-orexhlvts lhfit were suit- ed to- her big sister, and l-liloes that should lluvcdzoen her mother's, to have been sol-n only on ‘the vmnpire of ‘tine local stock ounlpllny. because‘

irlsuing~ltu borrow u much over- used ;w<lrli»:lnd interesting. . _ ‘let the ,—fi§pper,yllh0. pins lief‘, fsllh and her dress pattern to dot- ted ;$y_-_les-:;thia- spring is going ._to outcharm all ilcr nlore sophisticati tifully colored fubric was certainly meant fnr her, and is so youthfuh! that nothing can more gerfectl-y; express the quality whtch_is the~ flappers chief asset-—her youlh. lShe may select dotted ‘Swiss in red and white-which is very pretty, rnd lwili the very fashion- able this year~or in dark blue and white, or in ton dotted with red. or!

green, or in—lweil. in just about’. any color shs likes. ~ l- And she may have it made so‘?

prettllyl For instance, there is the very simplg mo

d "which MnrjorieDaw got that he lwas deedygot up and wears in “ srience.“ Marjorie went‘ oruea" AKarlkat-uren (Chris-

bss brown ll‘ with gold lights in_

QQQQILeQt mppjbody . who , which igrecenily selected

t omarosgmg, 910s‘ that» are bet-ween blue .

i1, nnll brown eyes. So she choos- es roll llnll while qlookcts, such I. ulultvulif.lTllurel-"lttls white Jlcstee.

W1", and» the front of the biouso is orig- . lives in ‘your Hftlgllbnfg hqugo, 11;‘ ed with white pmbroillrry, , Wuseg‘ llletp-lnorwr than one

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, l ‘Pllcu there is untither model for a {young friend of mine. She is a

very blomle ili- year old, with blue

gray. will Wilich are prettiest when the blue in. them in brought out. So for her the soft blue Swiss known as Mlldonnnbluc was sei- ccte-l]. ii was mallc with n straight full skirt, and u blouse which was cut in a deep, round line in front and back, and which bud no sleev- r-sI With it was gvorp awhile uni dellblousc.’ whose round and cuffs were olllzoll with -n narrow~ ruffle planted in dull thine. and the sash oi‘ the illue Swiss. was edged with this some white ruffling. You can't imagine anything prettier. Another. Slyviss dress, which will be wolurby ‘lln uulburn-llltired girl whom-dkucw, ia»of very blue, and the waist-opens in front ‘ over u cream-colored vest, but ties at the neck with o. moire ribbon. The sail- or colinr and the sleeves are edged with plain green organdle, just the shade to go witlbthe blue frock. which is cut in deep lpoints, lmd there is a wide belt instead. -+——"-<4§-

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NO. 8. BATTERY TONIGHT_. Tonight at 7.30 p. m_ No, a than. ery will drill in unifonnl. As there t are only three Qnore drills before inspection lit is important for every member to be present. ii. L. Beth.

reminded that all

Saturday.

I AVIATION FlLM-sm-Tbo free Bhllwlllg 0f the aviation mwiqe, "l9 Prince Eldwshi olfi-ssun

morning attracted ‘a large flufn

. of citizens. Many favorable com ments were heard regarding the great _erlucationel value of these lvlctures and it is’ hoped that ill may be possible to arrange for furtherventertalnments of this kind.

RED CROSS CAMPAIGN-Ladies of the I. O. D. E. are starting out [this morning canvassing for en- rollment in the Red Cross. It is to be hoped that everybody will re- ceive them courlteously and, if at ull possible, subscribe to member- ship; The fee is only $1.00 and the work wihch will be done here in connection with Child Welfare ‘will be worth very many dollars to the people of this province.

FOR THE 8UM‘MlER—- Their many friends are pleased‘ to see Rev. and Mrs. Julian Jaynes of New ton, Mass. hack to their summer resilience alt Keppoch. They arriv- Bll with their two little children lmll nlnills inst week a month earl- ler than usulal their increasing at- tllchmenl to their ‘beautiful Kep, pooh home urging them to make the season there us long as poss- ible. _.‘

. BRIDAL srlqwlafn-nvlls , Mar ., game fiavgnklidfu‘ - ‘was jdellzlltritilxlly tu til _ nepday by‘ ' ' thesirlilf mtfen/alboutigvo ty of’ -\‘_ _ iggxthsrelldtiytllel bouts. ' ILTilos. H. _Wl1ite. Prlrtcéflstt, and tendered her a miscellaneous shower. .'l‘hs gifts, included cut glass, linen untfothexr; useful articles. A pleasant eveiling whs spent and nfl-milpresscl§47lrelr~ hops that Miss BlBllkllDflVS voly- age upon the sen of matrimony

Jhuncs‘ Church yesterday were con- ducted by ilev._ ll. W- Collins, M. ‘A-f N151)... -D. "DI. of tlféwllilllcli. TllOOIUQlCill College, New York. llev. Dr. Collins is from Port Will- lam, ‘N. 8., ‘and though still n young mien has attained high dignity in the Presbyterian Church. ,gDuri,ng

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vices at Murshfieitl ‘Church for three months and gained a host of friends in fills’ province. it is hoped that the services of ltev. Dr. Gol- ,lins will he retained by the con- gregation of St. 'Janles"for' the coming summer. He is taking the place of itev. Mr. ‘McLeod, who‘ returned to New Glasgowufter fill» ing in so capable a. manner the pulpit of St. James’ (luring the ‘last illness and deuth of Rev. Dr. Ful- lerton.

63y ida M‘. Thomas

Say not that alt. is dark, for lo! Lights shine lAcross your lpath and mine Wherever we may g'o.

it may be but a glimmer. yet To mgkc the ‘way less rough, Enou ' .

To heltisus to forget

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Gre-y clouds are hanging in the sky The grace or a child's smiling face Gives light, to journey by. . V

The cordial hand-clasp of a friend, That word

lOf praise we overheard.

A bit of brghtness lend.

say ‘Tie dark. The sun shines when we mark These lights along the way!

Investment

lcadership Investing d] Pariial Pay/mam‘:

(Under our Partial Pay~ mnelnt Plan, a Sflllfgrdélhm , o y is xwcmw = ~" {inlatislpisymmttmngi fox-é srrnon pay- .- . Iaenssgrlsresfm. d -' (L? this method, stnnd- '- . _ Stocks and Bondsrnay ll ‘agflllly You I < saw as you earn and there lie constant inopdve so .

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. ‘ the athletic centre ‘and

Kwlhii s: ADVsm-laina- he wen s the cooperation of eyfpry-

_ iillsngg eélrertésreaiznts lmu .be fr; one mteresmd“ _e ar lm > 5,0 _ ,.}'_‘_~, we d, , . . ;pai cenol1'lotl_,wos— l bqtgmfigtlfYngrldg‘ gm‘ n ‘l?! ‘turf Yeo after spending

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would be harmonious, lisblllly and i n -..__-o-0-c--—-- sirlputil. M i ) _ _ Z -, . s > ..~, .. ,d\ ‘In 41 REV. DR. COLLIN$ FlLLS v—-——'~ PULPlT.-'l‘ho services nt- St. lNllt ind Fliliiln Ple

the year i91l3,he conducted ser-l

used for the almond

‘Lord boiling, one and lahalf cup of sugar with ‘until it, ,wlll spin a lhreatlwhen a Pour grad ally beaten ' whites

half a teaspoons! vanilla extract and beat until spread; dry rnacarcorls," chopped nut thesis, Ofl-llllfil cup of l chopped seeded raisins and one

lteaspoon of orange juice. '

' ‘The first lamps. '

. acrude bar fastened ‘to the luv:-

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puma-p. ~. tramflarfill.» l! ul m’ a. ,.- , STATIONERY t0 be proud of at The W. T. Wellner 60., Let., Queen Street. a

THE lTA-NLEY.-The C. G, s. Stanley is at Bird Rocks with buoys and supplies.

\ l ' HALPENNY ON THE J0l.-- lMr; William Hsipenny has tackled his job of Absgweit coach and is

shape.‘ He is holding a meeting at the track,“ -t which will be

a. forenoon of intensepain was re- lieved somewhat in the afternoon. best evening Dr. Jenkins and Dr. ' _ hihlythg assistance of Dr, A thelkflornlblon pathologist uno Mr‘. Clarence Tidmarsh of Ml: Gill University iu pfdptlrins 1i pre- l flirnlnary culture of the germs in the wounds foil‘): Cnrruthers "Who has ‘D681’: taiclng a special course along this liue in Halifax and Will} is coming tonight to assist irrthc case in this and other wuysp

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llllnnrd’: Llnllselst “for Colds, Bic. _

PE$$°¥4L5

Mrs, W. J.» Hall Boston is spend

lug o. vacation ‘at Suffolk, tho guest of J. and Mrs. Dove. P

Mr. Albert Mellish, Sunlmcrsille, is spending the week in Charlotte- town. '

Mr. W. T. Zwicker, representing Messrs R. G. Dunn C: Co, Halifax, is at preslont in the city.

Lieut. 1H. R. Stewart, Marltilnlc Recruiting Officer, Canadian Air Force, leaves for Halifax on ‘fllcs- day»: on l1. few days‘ business trip,

Miss Jane ‘Donneily of Kelly's Cross, who has been visiting l-cln- tives and friends in the city, rc- tutfned home 0n Saturday ulter- Tubes. '

t‘ M. Thomas Malone of South aflebylile, who has been under trelli- nnlent in the city Hospital. w tolhis home on Saturday.

‘it i." -

~ Miss Leah Mullln, who has been ' existing her vocation with her ‘ nts in this city, left on Sutur-

iduy on return tu New York City.

fTlrlolll to u cream,‘ ‘flialrla élm ‘of butter and '0 ' ‘gf:'}lp_’ilf“=s€g_nr. s ir 'irito this ole-well befitléif-‘Volks of nsix tégkflff S ft ‘ h "slid ell-dual" ‘tor cups‘ of flp witlwflidr tea spoons of bulking powder and add to the, sugar ‘fixture wl hull’ =1 cup of‘ milk, beat well and fllrvol" with two teaspoons, of vanrilll. - Bake in two largo-artistes medium layer cake tins. , When cool. sllrflllil layers with raisin ‘cream filling null _cov_er top and sides witlrnhnonll frosting. l . . ,_

' -l was. . ‘ Raisin Cream Filling Mix one nup ofsugar with half a cup or flour; add two _siighlly beaten eggs and ‘twocubs shaldell -m.ilk. ‘Cook, in a doubleboildr for ten ‘minutes. stlrring- well. When coo-l, add. one cup of chopped seed- ed raisins and one teaspoon of ill- mond extract. _'

‘AlmonsL-Frostlns v

Boll one and a hnifcups ‘of sug- ar with half s‘ clip ‘of wateruptii‘ it will spine thread when aiittie is dropped froth a. spoon. - our the syruplgrellllolly on; to ‘the stiffly beaten whites or twobeggs and beat until ‘stiff. enough touipreadtl BAdd - half a teaspoon of vanilla abo spread c-ver top and sides of the pie, sprinkle the frosting with half a cup=of chopped toasted almonds.

l Layer Plc No.w2

Another nice layer pie is made with the same layers usediln ‘the above recipe with maple: frosting between the layers. ‘remake T-lle maple frosting, boil one ccpl of maple syrup until it spins s thread Pour into stlf-fly beaten whitest, of ‘ two eggs and beat-until thick enough to spread. Chopped, wal- nuts and seedless raisins. half a cup each, make a nice ‘addition to the frosting. l a

. Lord Baltimore Layer Pie Use for this the same layers ‘ and raisin’ ~ pie and spread‘ between the layers Baltimore filling madeflry

a half cup of‘ water‘

lttle_ ls dro pad from a teasPOOII into the stiffly of two eggs; and

thick enough lto

quarter cup ,0!

-—--{Q)-—~€ Irlmltlnla lamps

known as

"Betty" lamps, introduced in Am- dflen, when tilelfirst Pilgrims land ed,_,resenl|bled. somewhat the old Greek fllOIiQl8-.S0mQ were forged from iron, and others were cast in brass. They were-flat on top and bottomfiand the wick support was

est end to tbs inside of the lamp.

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PINMIWIIQ-Ilfllee

, Charlottetown

up; M-'R'§'.I»‘/ fiu-fvstbwvafln'-‘>.~l..»; c’ ‘ , .

use,

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t t l . .- limp suspended from h htsh bee ed, chair or CIQIIQOJIIglWO std fireplace. ,, '

Ifbnndle at thiebaok attached by "Dill" l0 I.- pOIh ll book, held

getting the C. A. A. A. track into ‘

odd half a cup of 101s‘! .

CHliRLMTETOWN GUARDIAN

AT zvl-zurloé _ . ..___,

The stream is cuimest ‘wilon it nears the tide, _ - . l The tltlwers the sweetest. at the

eventlde,

ay. And saints dlvincst wilcn they pass away.

Morning is iov,ely, charm

Lies folded clusc in Evenings robe of balm,

A1111 weary mam must ever love her lbest,

For morning culls to night to rest.

l; tr r toil, but l

She comes from Heaven, and on her wings doth benr A holy fragrance, like the breath

All things are hustled before he's us she throws _

O‘er earth and sky her nlllrltle of repose;

There a, calm, a ileouty, and a power

That lliorning knows not, in the evening hour.

Until tho. Evening must wo WPQD nnll ioil. ' Ply Life's stern furrows, llig til: wceliy soil, Tread with sell fcot our rolllfh 11ml sew»??-

Take Time to Enjoy Walk

One fault in those \Vlifl walk f0!‘ plealsllre is lllll'l‘_\'. Why hasten as ii’ t!) catch a (for? \Vll_\' Slllvt‘ l9 be first at lile.gi)ill—*ililll nliss tho joy of the eye? Wnlk leisurely not llilwlllillg but stenllili’, llml Hill“

enjoy the quiet lmll the ftllilllg“ of enviroulnent. ~—l)ctl'oit Frets Press h» mo,

Octiober-A Definition

ltilcys poems hall been rcllli to the children nnpumcl-uus ul-rlls- ions until they _\Vl,'i‘8 fllnllllnr wllzl runny of thlllll but lt took foul‘- yennolll ltollurt tr- Sllfiu’ will" -‘

really wits. While out

ho kicked nil U"? l"*"""-"' l“ heart's content.

0m October knocks me out."

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Al"! blllls "1081 lllusicui close of

but a holler

lRYiNG on m: HUD80N ‘

My om voyage up the lludson was made in eariyfboyhoodflin the ats and railroads“ liad annihilated time and sluice. and driven all Netty mid romance out of travel. _A voyage to Albany then was equal to a voyage to Europe now, and took almost as much time. We en ivycd tile beauties of the river in v 111980 days; the features of nat-

ure wcro not nil jumbled together, nor the towns and villages huddled one into the other by railroad speed us‘ they are now. ,

l was ‘to nlakc the voyage under the pl-olcction of a relative of nul- turc age; uno_ experienced in the out for ll favorite sloop and cap~ ltwin, illlwllilth- tllcre' was great Plvflr- ills finest-cure wils ioidok choice.

Tile constant voynging river l-rllfl. by the best families of New York and‘ Albany, Inade the merits ol‘ nuplnirls nnli l-liaops mat- ters lll‘ notoriety and discussion in both l-itics. The lellpluins were med- iums hi‘ i*(llllllllll'l‘l('1lll(lll between se- parated ffliéllllg null families. 0n the lllTllJ] u!‘ one of them at either

plaice hi‘ lllul bless-ages to deliver llnli (‘l li‘lilltl>l('ilIS lo execute which 100k lllli‘ from lllilllit’ Ill ilonse. . . .A sioon w = llt length (chosen; but

she llibl got. to colllylll-tf- llCl‘ fréigllt ‘riflll sol-ulna ll Sufficient number of passengers, Days were consumed in “llrnlunllng up", o l-zlrgo. This wns :1 tlll-nlontlng llcluy to me who was zlbollf to make my first voyage

of prwer; and WHO, boy-like. had packed my [Jootstehs of anggh mun“, in herllfllllkuil! tho flrsl menllon of the truce, ' ftXllélillliili. fiOll/jlflfin that trunk To Sh“, um ‘Venn, eyes of Day in llull to lie llllllilftfieil llnll repncked ‘ DOQML , before we sailed.

....At length the sloop actually got unllnr wzly. As she worked slowly on.’ of the dork into the slrfillill, incl-e svos :1 grout exchange of 111st words between friend; on bolml lltll friends on shore, and nlul-h waving of hzlnllkerchlefs when the sloop was out of ‘hear ing.

__..\‘.'illlt u time of intense lie ligllt bu»; that first sail through tho liiglllzlnlls, l Sill. on the deck zls we HlUWly lltltiil along at the foul of those stern nlountoins, and l-HiZPll with wondcy null admiration nt lilfllx‘ inlpcnlling for above me. crmvncll with forests, with eagles Boiling out! screnllling around tilolll, or listened to the unseen stream flushing llown preciplces; or behold ruck, and tree, and cloud, null sky reflected in the glossy strcnm or‘ the river. And then‘ how solemn and thrilling the scene as