Made by Enterprise. Modern design. Large copper reservoir. Burns wood or coal. Large wood firebox,

3 piece back lining.

IIOLMAIPS GREA FORIOADAYS ONLY. This SALE Positively,

ENDS SATURDAY, A OCTOBER 27th.

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o o Q Lifetime nickel,

.170 Interest.

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Drop oven door. Accurate thermometer. Cheerful ivory trim.

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Positively one of the best Range Values you could get anywhere — an outstendlps Stove that is far above its price class for beauty, for cooking and heating per- formance, for new conven- iences and for durability.

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l0 Months.

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Iron-clad oven Economical fire box. Takes 24” wood,

3 piece back lining.

and dependable, for coal makes

8.piy Construction.

bearing steel eastirpn flee. op.

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HormoneExtracts An Alleged» Cure For Childlessness

(Iy Howard w. Blokeelec. ‘ ' Med Press Science Editor) (A. l’. By Guardian's Special Wire)

BOBTON_ Oct, ill-The cure of so pcnxnt oi chlldlessnels amon! X00 married couples by the eds)’ method oi’ taking daily a iew drops o1 Hormone extracts was rePOTT-ed to the American College oi’ Sur- Icons here today.

The infertility was not conilnedi in one sex, in this group of 200' persons. It was as likely to be the| men as the woman, and respons- ibility was quite evenly divided ‘the results were reported by Dr. Allan Winter Rowe, director oi re- search of the Evans Memorial Hospital, Boston.

The extracts which ended the dhiidlessness were those oi the pituiary gland, the thyroid and ovary. The pltuary lies near the lose of the brain and governs the boperation of the entire series oi’ luctless glands which include not only those oi’ sex but the adrenals, fliyroids and parathyroids, or glands which have no apparent di- rect relation to either sex or ter- lllity.

'In some instances the infertility ippeared to be due to conditions

lowered vitality effecting the ‘ generally. This was especially

true o! those who were inlertile iioien The lack o! sufficient thyroid activity reduced the entire eflect on sex. Yet when thyroid extract brought up the genera

children disa .

In the series of 100 couples there children Proved directly due to trouble with the pituitary gland. women. In every ease, whether man or women. giving oi! pituitary ex- Among those having thyroid dif- ficulties the male partners were thyroid persons, 2! oi them men and six women. The ovarian cases

Thisgevebdnlenandllwolnen as the original oeuses of inhrtility i'0lll‘ persons also who seemed to be a mixture. ’

on account o! thyroid Iilllfl de- bodily energy and had 110 direct health level the bar to

were 6D persons whose lack 0i Hal! 0! these were men Ind h!!! tract ended the lack o! children. largely at fault. 'l1'here were i’! were 21 women.

among the 100 couplos- There were EASTERN Gllllllillii

—R.EXALI. Taylor mug 0o,

1% and 1% inch lead p at Breeds.

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N95 Liberal

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SUMERSIDE-CHARLOTTETOWN

sunnlslnl GUARDIAN

and Prince County Chronicle

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e-Ihls column is reserved loi- news or local interest but advertising o! a newly lotus may he inserted at s cents a ward strictly

Ibis in advance. '"

BALI all this week. Remington. 10-174.!

-Av'm ‘raven heavy duty l Goodrich Silvertown com tires m stock at Drew's.

L-1l8D-l0-22-2i.

-I AND I LB. SHEET LEAD; , in stock L-l 40-20-21.

-LNN'UAL CHICKEN SUPPER

"able-l “in: r3: m‘ 7"”? " ""'° "“‘" stJu-rslhilweeverywllet- '.".:.:.' :.'."'::..."‘:"..'.':' .:.'...s units. rm .. ° n... vullfls II WIW- _ G. W. 80g: and Miss (nee '°.‘.lfi"..““' r: r... ~ M

n e on e Mebolrs Drug em, Montague, mm a i‘ "fwrm mtfymfihfi; earl r "°l°”“.."°'....§’t .2; - M-M 1- m» e ve. e peope _ yealanmmm“ umbeenepatlentintberrineeooun

time, Iv-lMO-IO-fll-li.

AEVEBAL BOABDBRI can be accommodated by Mrs. Annie.

merside. L-1899-l0-22-3i

—!'A5SED AWAY AT KNUTS- FORlD-An old and respected resid- ent oi Knutsiond passed away

Isaac Harrie. at the advanced ego" oi’ a4 years. The deceased enjoyed

-excellent health until a few days be-

iore his death. He was the eldest son o! the iota William Harris 10r- merly oi 5t. fleanors. The family removed to O

one or their moat esteemed citizens. He resided with his son. Harry, from whose home the iunerel took place on seturdey to Springfield Baptist church. Rev. J. O. Peacock conducted the luncral service. In- torment was in the there. There are left to cherish the mem- ory 0i an ofleotionate father and brother the following: three ems

sent he

a membership

tore the Annual Mes

led November

cers be published later. taking a most will dented interest in tb o! which seems to

~ ~ wmr~=zlnFa and program oi es Omolrl

“mil-ill! i! launched and will be comple-

in

IN and “preoc- activitiel all

PI theweytorthebhgsst yesrint existence or this Men's Association. Rhodes at I Argyle Street, Bum- --6

ve he

--TUG 0F WAR, Bedeque Rink. I'll-st pull

iosdsmF“

by

on ior the light m, .. Island cham-

Wednesday lest in the person or Mr. nlonship cup, donated Ion.

Heath Strong. Murray Harbour vl. Carleton; Upper neetown vs now- er Bedeque. More entries expected. Also semi iinal pull for Strong b Morrison light weight cup. North Bedeque vs. South Bedeque. Ad-

mission 10c.

InISSS-‘IO-N-Di

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-C. Y. H. L. OPENING CAID

PERSONALS ._..i_ -—Ml'l. Heclbert o! Indian River has entered the Prince County Hos- Mill-i

t o! iEgmont

......,__. ~10. Amie Arsenaul

Bey is a patient in the rrlnce Coun- ty mick-G

-Mrs. Jams films oi French Riv- erlstheg-uest oi Mrswm-I. mailman o! lummerside.-s

-—-'i‘ile many friends oi Mrs. Dan flnollmln 0! Oflllealy will be pleas- ed to mew that she is recovering alter her serious illness at the Prince lid-WIN! Island Hospital. ‘where she wesshzlursed by Miss Hazel

. returned to her home by oer ca Thursday-s -1lr. end we. Peter L. Mae- Oreeth have returned to their home

in Halifax alter spending ‘some weeks with their daughter. ms. w.

spam .

by returned th them for a short holiday accompanied by her little eon, Patna-q

"BIA!!! I011) BIINNIAL SYNOD .._-_..... (ly The hnadien Press) , Oct. al-Represent- llcal Synod oi’ Gan- oongxegations, Rev.

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Formal Brief ‘On

(0. P. By Guardian's Special Wire)

BAH?!‘ JOHN, N. 8., Oct. Il-A tonnal brief setting iorth claims oi saint John for the muting through this port oi e. larger proportion o! the import and export trailic oi the Canadian National Rsllwlyl will be presented to the board oi trustees of the O. IN. R. at the re- quest oi the chairman. Hon. C. P. Fuller-torn. KO.

Saint John's claims as a nation- aily-owned port tor mono equitable treatment from the nationally- owned railway system were in- formally laid before w. miller-ton, J. Eduard LalBellc, K11. C. N. R. trustee, and B. J. Hungerlord, O. N. R. president, by Mayor J. W. Brittein today at s conference in Oity Hall.

west side access for the Oanndien National Railways.

Attenuation oi the West Indies lteelnshlp service schedule oi the Osnedien National so u to pro- vide more adequate delpetch oi m Indies shipments from Saint

tlonel sailings iroml- leint Jolm. last

Hard Coal

luelesuy;iodnyiiishayfleepertebm'

financed. OI

pleeuiirtyseltoeel reoleomiert. 41in

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an RestofltiontoBcint-loittiolln ‘steamship

St. John Claims.

The mayor urged: Provision of‘

Allowance n» Your n» stalls If in Saleable Condition

mama's AN ENTERPRISE .4 T YOUR PRICE, $88.85, $48.50 $51, $54, $63, $74, $77, $80.50, $98.50, $99.50, $126, $1.29.. HOLMANS ENTERPRISE EXCEL IN BEAUTYe-ECONOMYe-QUICK-BAKING-z-DEPENDABILITY

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Jimmie's Orchestra...

Admission 20o

Elliot's Orchestra;-

Admiseion 85a, Friday Evenings.

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lacres. Will l-‘be sold in two W" “Ml emu it desired. so m.

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