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rrnrowu GUARDIAN

oraiiis m, Govern . l‘ IO"

meut will establish

I destroyed this morning.

Neglect i lhe Chill‘

‘grnoeroue Sloknesege often with scold. Wardoff‘ "in cold with Nya|'e Rem- 541, t the first sneeze. Take llyrl’; Syrup of Tar ‘and Cod

llyrr on. it fortlfiee the sye- ‘

m" against further inroads and then Nyais Laxacoid it ie r uie dependable laxative.

We have it in sizes for self‘ and family.

to information POCGII; ice to the West indies

,, modern vessels, ensuring more m; sailings and calls at more

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v ilfintral Guardian

‘ii toAoiuc LIVE i-ioee at Mel- , ville Station on Tuesday 86th. Har- ' mumps. siio-lo-zo-iii.

JNAMPKIN Pl-ES AND CANDY _ efqitt- ames Church Hellowe'en- Tee on Thursday. t

. LAST CALL to get a case of a neelfles with a new or renewal sub-

sci-lotion.“ ~ l“. 1

I _ epannas A Means: ie‘ what you want to be to get a case of needles with your subscriptions.

I W _, ..

>lnonir FA

er iRiver on Friday evening.

- 2202-10-19-21 a SEIZURE DESTROYED. — The Chief of Police informed the Guar- dian reporter thet five gallons of rum recently seized in a raid were

POLICE 60U.RT.-A.t the police court yesterday morning two drunks were dismissed. The de- fendant in a prohibition case was ‘ fined $400 or five months.

WILL YOU BE DISNPPOINTED if you are too late to receive a case of needles with your renewal sub- scription, avoid it ‘by sending your - yearly subscription to the Guardian before October 30th.

lTO' GiV-E SERIES OF LECT- URES-At the monthly meeting of the Saint John, N. B., North Sub-

‘ ‘Division of the Catholic Women's

_ M L‘, To HEAR lur, ,_ Wflaner andMlse Hornby at Hunt- '

Two Montreal . - Doctors Killed MONTREAL, Oct. 28. — Dr. ‘Hon. "'10"! Aubrey. 82. and Dr. E. M. Ecksrt. 2B, field iuepoolorn o; the 7°59"! Dfiliflrtllltmt 0f Agriculture were killed instantly lodny wlrnn the automobile in which they wet-o Passengers wae struck by cno (inn. adieu Pacific Jtailway Montrgnl. Toronto Flier, at Si. Emmanuel, near St. Clet, Que, thirty foul- mil. es from Montreal. Both mon were residents of Montreal.-

London Letter

THE oFFici-z or "rm-z HIGH JZOMMIBSION ER Foe‘ CANADA ..m LONDON WEEK ev wzsg

14th ocrossn, 1920. _

roeAcco "man: coNeni-zss '

It has been decided to hold n Congress of the Tobacco Trade iu Iiondon -next year from May 2nd lo M_ay 44h- Tbe High Commie- sioner has been asked to become a member 0f the Committee who desire to promote friendly rela- -tions between all engaged l-u tlie Tobacco trade. The Congress will ‘take the form of General Business Sessions, meetings and social func- tions. and will coincide with. the Tobacco Trade Exhibition at the Olympia.

MINING NEWS LETTER The Canadian Official Mining

, League, tRev. Jae. A. C-loran; 0.8.8. 1 i ed from this province announced that he had‘ made arrangements for Mr. Justice Arsenault to deliver a lecture on the Acadians, on Dec. 12th and Rev. J. J. McDonald, Sunn-

i merside, to lecture on his rtrip to

i

iR., Chaplain, who recently returrr‘

News iLetter circulated this week was based on an article by Mr. Wyatt Malcolm oi the Geological Survey Branch, dealing with the Geological Work now being car- ilied on by Dr. L.‘ J- Weeks and an assistant On Bafiiin Island in the Arctic Ocean.

lg cushion soles and broad na-

liiroid L Worthy 11a 232:: 317-11221

' suddenly on Saturday. The r

Mme- ‘W111i? "1116 111 31111111111’- | A large batch of Canadian Offi- —‘——' ~clal Mining Notes was also circu- °'_E‘$‘1N)T°F1°NT°->—Wvrd was iated to tlie. mining and financial received ygislorday morning by N-Press, Trade Commissioners, bank-s D- ‘Maclfifln °l U19 ‘IBM-ll 0f ‘MPB- and other financial institutions in- James MacPliee who passed away terested iii Canada mining develop- 9‘ merit. A number of News Items mains are expected to arrive on propnred by u“; Nn-lnral Ronnnr. Wednesday evening. Funeral will one lnloiilgonoo Brnnol, n; lhe l)... b9 119111450111 i319 11400143811 P11110111 partment of flhe Interior at Ottawa “ma. Kills Square. ‘w the People's were also sent out to the oil, Cemetery. The lntc Mrs. MacPhce cllornlcnl, Finn, Rnllwqy, Groin, leaves to -mour'n one son, W._ Wtpnpor, l qllflonl, ‘ponllry, iLlye. MBQPMB. ‘Edliflr- 0f the'Oran56 stock, Airc aft and Grocery Trade

Sentinel, two daughters, Mrs. Mar-Jolnr-nnlo, iarla MacFmlyen. and Miss Jean. A specially prepared Bulletin all of whom are in Toronto dealing with recent developments ' in the artificial silk industry of

JVERYI CHILD-j, . -Wi1lWentA "1 liirlbut Dixie Fan and "' False Face we are 31.11113 “(II/FREE ry pair of Childrénie Shoes l

Hialeah...‘ IIII '

SIIOCS MCIIIIdFCD

ihcir soft pliable upswi- 11°“

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Mml goon" protect the crowing rnoy give room to BFOW f" toe. Made on scientific lines i0 a gout moor-root growth.

Ilnnis oi‘ Winslow South.

Canada was also circulated during PERSONALS “m week

Miss Maud Macinnis of Char- lotetown spent the week end with her parents. ‘Mr and Mrs John Mac-

EMPIRE DAY MEDAL SCHEME

An Association has been recent- ly formed in London to promote the idea of issuing a medal to each child on Empire Day. The ob- ject of lthe medal is that it should be regarded by the children as a permanent reminder of their ne- tionai heritage and an emblem of‘ the significance of ‘the Empire. Medals lhave already been distribut- ed ‘In the United Kingdom, but as u is the intention of the Elfipire -Da-y Medal Association to make the distribution world-wide through- out the Empire, the High Commis- sioner has been asked for his pa- tionage.

AGED PRESBYTERIAN ELDER SUPERVISES CHURCH REPAIRS

LOOHAIiAR, 0ct.25. — Although oighty-flveyears of age, Alexander Cameron, of this place, is strong mentally and physically. Always active in the work of the church, ‘Mr. Cameronils the senior elder in the session of the Presbyterian Church here. The building needed repairs and Mr; Cameron. who is a carpenter, supervised the work of repairing the roof. ln order to ob- tain first-hand information of the condition, he went up the ladders and staging to the roof of the high church building. It was an under- taking that' would have tried the nerves of meii many years his

C. E. F- REUNION DINNER

Arrangements are now being made for the holding of the Itiiird

tic per lb

Y & CO., LTD.

ASHIONABLE FOOTWEAR CHARLOT-TETOWN, ‘P. E. l.

For Fall and Winter occae» Ions, new ideas, new styles in lrsat variety, high class foot- wear masonably priced, we will be pleased to have you link thém over. '

lilvcr brocade. high 1.8m ......‘.................. $660

Gold Brocade, l-ilph heels --....................'.. $7.50

Patent Leather, epllfe Iieele $7.50

$lfin,.wlth Gold .kld etrsp Ind trim ............... $7.60

‘I’ ll b 4.6 TJvm. nes made y‘

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Black kid one strap, hand illrned sole, spike heels "-50 v Patent leather , onerfgimiwr hand turned‘ eole epl e luau p. eeao

WGoId or siivoémpiain kid

"108, epike ids m new ..

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‘SILK uosua Y, . T0 MAT-

ln_ ell the new l“ “.5.- Ible shades lllk Hosiery, I eilk comes above the

$1.50

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"'°Ill- Mw only . .. . 82.00

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‘Mu-Cameron is one ofthe re- spected citizens of this place, is a staunch Presbyterian, his forebears being among the early settlers, and with others built the first church in this district.

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THE SECRET >OF ORTiIMISM.

if I ani balmy in spite of my de- privationa, if my happiness is so deep tlfiit it is a faith, so thought- ful that it becomes a philosophy of life, my testimony to the creed of optimism is worth hearing. My optimism does not rest on the ab- sence of evil. I can say with cou- viction that the struggle which evil necessitates is one of the greatest blessings. It teaches iis that ‘al- though the world is full of suffer- ing, it is full also of the overcom- ing of it. ‘My optimism rests oh a glad belief in the pleponderance of good and a willing effort always to cooperate with the good, that it may prevail. I try to increase the power

God has given me to see the best‘ ‘ in everything and everyone, and"

make the beet a pert of my life. To what is good il open the doors of my being. and jealously shut them against whet is bad. -— l-lelen

Keller. —--<-0-Q-—-—--

Thc full nf painting front doors in brillluiit colors has given the varlci)’ of Jilscpbhz cont to mnny Ilomlou streets rind/residential squares.

he surprising - after-feeling of mouth» freshness which. Mintyfi Tooth Paste leaves, le due to the aieazifngh ole-aliasing sic- ‘eiu e p caeant y ' Ilibblingfoem. Mlntyh is tooth peace. ltfieinouthwsebiioo.

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Re-Unlon Dinner of OX-IIIOIIIIJBTS of the Canadian Expeditionary Forces in Great Britain, ' »

This function (under the Honor- ary Presidency of the I-lon. Peter C. Lsrklu, with Major 'General Garnet ding-hes, C. -B.. C. M. G-. .D. S} 0., as chairman of Commit- tee) will be hold at the Imperial Hotel, Russell Square, London, W. C., on Wed-neday, November 10th, 1026, and a. large company of Cau- adian ex-officer-s and men is ox- pestle-i.

CANADIAN CATTLE

Since the beginning of October five shipments of Canadian store cattle have arrived lu the United Kingdom. lnail, 2.184 cattle were lauded in good condition.

NO-VA SOOTIA FISHING The High Commissioner's Office has been asked by some English capitalists to furnish information regarding the catches obtained by

~Nova Scotia- Should the reports be satisfactory it is possible that British capital may be available ‘for investment in Nova Scotia. WAR CEMETERIES

i‘ The Imperial Wnr Gravel-i Com- mission announces that the con- struction of‘ War Cemeteries in France and Belgium and their ihor- lticultural arrangements have now been so far advanced. that it is probable that by the spring of 1927 they will be placed on a permanent care and maintenance basis.

F. A. TOURING TEAM DINNER -On Monday next the English

tion Footbalf 0am which recently made a successful tour of Canada. To celebrate, their ‘achievements a dinner will be given in their bou- our and a _ representative of the High commissioner will atteud- v

CANADIAN STATESMEN

- . IN LONDON. The Imperial Conference which opene next week bee, d-mm States- men and puhI-Ic men from ellouar- tare of the Empire. ‘Apart from the ectirsb deleeatee to the. Confer- ence nisny public ‘officials eiid bus- ineee men are in the Capital. Among eminent Canadians new in London are the Honourable L. A. Taeohereeu. Prime Minister of Que . who le accompanied, by Madame ‘raedneresii. M- Hem-l manna. member of Parliament for Labelie and 541M! of l-hefllA (De fr", Monti-est. eiid- the Heir,

on is Vlnoeet Melee! JIM-alias tell.

been Milled ll biiefllltldiofl Ith-

vir|riops tlrawlers ‘opeliating ilrom _

Football Association is to enterq tain the mem ere of the Aeeocis»

THE culture —

onoorni sriaciiiis

LARD"

1 ‘u’ . l 1 ‘pound-Pblocks . . . . .250 Saving six canto

5 pound Pails . ~1.15 Saving ten cents

10 pound Pails . . . . $2.20 Saving thirty cento

_.._________________ 20 pound, Pails . . . $4.00 Saving one dollar

Sliced Pineapples 2 tine for. . . . . ..-39c. .. Hand Picked

WHITE BEANS_

10 lbs for ......-60c

BULK TEA

2 lbs. for . . $1.00

SALT '

. .4 small bags for 25c. .

' Island Oatmeal ‘ t 10 lbs fofl CRABAPPLES

Per peck . . . . . . 35c

ONIONS

'7 lbs for 25c

BARLEY

4lbsyfor 25c

5lbsfol'.......35c

RICE

Moirs Biscuits

Fancy Mixed ~. . . . 30c lb. Picnic Pilot . . . . . 18c ‘lb Milk Toast . . . . . . 18c lb. Hard Tack . . .-. . 5150 lb

Fancy Biscuits“ Spkgs 25c

MACARONI

2pkgs 25c

PUMPKINS

Per lb.

SQUASH

‘Pcrlb..........2c

uousv'

5lbspail 85c

B. C. APPLE

Pcr (loz 39c

7t

Per doz. 24c

RAPE

2c

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25c

TOKAY GRAPE?

Per lb. 35c -

eeesven

3lbs,_...... .250

Jenkins KSiSn LIMITED. p Gnocniis“ i -- ‘-

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I. Lester Dtlllsillt innocents pnoouei. so ‘Queen 8t '

. Charlottetown“ Prince Edward’ Island

POTATOES I

'Oertl.IIed Bead and‘ Fflbls‘ stock. Highest prices paid for good quality.

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no Canadian Premier is due to arrive on ‘Sunday uéxt. 17th (Octo- bar, with tlie ‘delegation. of . which the following will be the person-- nei: .. p».-

l Mr. Ernest Iapointe, K. C.. Hin- , 0t Justice. Mr. D. O. Skel- _ Secretary of-Btlte f

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3 pound’ Pails . . . .690 g

_ ordinary fresh or cake yeast.

1 a commission baeie, of Canadian

“Easy to Gain 1 With Yeast and Iron

New Combination of Yeast with Vegetable Iron %ulels Way to Build Up eight

This new 00m-

bination of yeast vitaminee with vegetable iron. renews the act- ion of sluggish blood Celia, drives out dau- gerous b o d y poisons, increas- es energy and endurance and supplies the system with the vitamines that build up weight. For years ‘ yeast has been known as a rich, vitamins food. but not until we perfected "ironlzed YGGBtW-whfch comes in concen- trated tablet form, was it possible to take yeast and iron in the right proportions to build up weight. Vegetable “Iro-n" when combined with yeast is quite easy to digest. therefore better for the system. And “yeast" when irouizod. be-, comes just twice as beneficial as

Ironizcd Yeast tablets are com-

iAmerican Girls Earn

Coveted Solo Parts

Plfllut-DDIIPHPA. Oct. 25. —The§ Idoor of artistic stardom‘ has been]

lifllwned wider for lwo more Ameri- "llairis. They are Ruth ‘Breton of -Lou.sville, violinist, and Helen Ti-aubel of St. Louis, soprano, who have been engaged s solists with ‘he Plllill-lltllllhia Syn; bony Orches- tra us its exclusive‘ Frldsyflaturday and Monday concerts, with Leo-

Removing Dull Film Essential for. Clear‘ Teeth, Healthy-Gum;

llold Stokowsiti conducting. Mitre‘ Trauiwl anneal-o her “October 22,

23 and 24, and Miss reton, Decem-

bcr l7vand 18.

HERE is a film that forms on , teeth, according to present-day dental findings, which does not yicld to ordinary means'of brushing, yet which invites serious tooth and gum disorders. This film can easily be felt by running Ono's tongue across Bland“; v the teeth; a slippery sort of coating. Miss Breton and Miss Traubel Film absorbs discoiorafione from have been chosen for solo psi-lg on food, smoking, etc. That is why, the basis of their/careers of not according to leading dental opinion,

more than two years. Dr. Stokow-- teeth look dingy and "off color." ski has acknowledged their merits 1- Film cling; ‘f0 lecllfgfls in“, by P“"“°"m'5 them at the 01111991111 crevices and stays. It invites and °11 B11 801131 100F108 Mill flFlIlli-B breeds the germs of decay. And whose names were known to the llral i; why,“ in judged so grove a

giillilllnc-Ivlli: _ 501119 lllilflllccfi. befflle danger to the teeth by authorities. er h Breton or MISS rmubel Film is the basis of tartar. And

was born. .h . m l. f Both yaung women were bomlirrrtanw: g€l¥fll18,lS_ Cfille cause and trained in America. 0 9Y0" ca‘ - at '5 w y reg“ 3r - film removal l5 urged as probably first in correct gum protection.

Most dental authorities urgently

Rflitlice ‘ Noted Artiste

Sololilis at these events hitherto- havo been selected only from am- °11B musicianos such as l-iofman, Rachmaninoff, and other celebrities with reputations of many years’

Have Symphony Experience,

posed of concentrated food ele- ments. therefore, they are pleasant‘ towtake and free from drug-like ef- fects. If you are under weight, do not enjoy good health, lacking in energy and force, "ironized yeasth tablets will pick you right up. and if they fail, you get your money back. Sold by ilrugglets, at $1.00 for a large (SO-tablet package. Ironized Yeast '00., Fort Erie. Ontario. 200

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MINERS nsruss ' TO co TO WORK

iSPIt-INGIHILL, Oct. 25; -—-Ali the mines here were idle yesterday as a-result of the men refusing to work until the company would re- employ a miner who had been ills- charged for a breach of pit rules- The discharged man had put inoro than the regular number of boxes on the rope causing it to bredk en- dangering the safety of others. The ofificials of the United Mine Work- ers endeavoured to persuade the men to return to work pending an investigation, bul this they refused to do‘! Air investigation will be held today. a ----¢o->—-—-- PRINCE OF ASTURIAS INCURABLY AFFLICTED

PABlS Oct. 25. —-A despatch to tlie atin from l-lendayc says tlie Princ of Asturias. heir apparent to the anis-h throne. is a hemophiie like e late Crown Prince of Rus- sia and the frequency of his beni- orrahages removes all hope for the present of complete recovery of his health. The despatch adds that the convalescence of the Prince from his last illness ‘has been very slow and that he will -be obliged to remain absolutely quiet in Pardo chalet, near Madrid for some time. This is said to explain .why thc Prince did not accompany the roy- al family to Barcelona. The Prince of Asturias is 19 years old.

part-mcnt of External Aifalrs.

Mi'._S- A. Cudmoro, Technical Adviser,

Major General J. ll. Macllrien. D. S- 0., C-hlef of the General Staff.

Commodore Walter I-lose, R. C. N., Director of the lNaval Service.

Captain J- F. Cummins.

Mr. L. C. Meyer, D. S. 0., Pri- vate Secretary" to the Prime Min- ister. '

Mr. !W. H. Measures, Assistant Private Secretary to tlie Prime Minister.

The High Commissioner lias ac- zompanied Mr. Mackenzie King from Canada and is also due to ar- sive by the S- S. “Megantlc" on sunday next.

FRADE ENQUIRIES:

The High Commissioner's Office lag-i been informed by the Canad- .in Trade Commissioners inflreat oritain that they have received .he following enquiries for Canad- an goods during the peat week:

An important London firm of pa- yer merchants seek a Canadian ounce of supply of strong Wood euip Boards. wihiich are used for he production of waxed milk JOLLIC discs.

A ‘Belfast firm, already success- Juily ‘handling certain Canadian end lines, wishes to represent a ;ood Canadian Oatmeal merchant. n Northern Ireland.

A large Irish Free State import- er of all-. kinds of woodenware, would like to receive samples and quotations-from Canadian manu- facturers of Wooden Clotilies Hor- ses. '

-§A London agent is desirous of securing iibe ireprepentations, upon

ex rtere of Chewing gum, Gallon Au lea. Bud-Canned Salmon. Belfast ,timber broker would ik ‘to get-into touch with Canad- oii manufacturers of Shipyard I-lerdware such as rivets, etc-, ._An lriab iFree Btu-to importer 0i vVoodenwai-e, w to hear from lahadlan manufacturers of Wash- eoards, with samples and quota- Cloris.

-A large Belfast firm is open to represent a Canadian Flruit Pack- ug ll-louee, in Northern lrelaud.

- A Woodenware importer in the 'risb Free State seeks samples and luotatlons from Canadian manu- ‘aclurera of Tool and Implement ‘landles 0f all kinda.

An old-elte/blidlied firm of Glas- zow fieliculere and wholesalers are open to act as agents for Canad- ‘su frozen salmon and poultry- (l-‘urtiier details of these can be obtained from the Commercial In- t igeuoe Branch of bhe Depart»

‘Leopold -Auer ill New York. Shc

‘with plays. either fully or partly

The ounce“ qf M155 Tl-aubeys dc“ advise thorough film rcnioval at but wllh the 5L mule Symphony: least IWlCt‘. eacii day. _Tiiat is, every Graham,“ was such ma, She was'morning and every night. chosen to be soloist on tour. She For that purpose. obtain Perso- lias appeared once in New York, dent, the special film-removing deli- as gololol wllll ll“, pnjlnrmonlg or. iiiricc which leading dental authori- chegtra,’ tics favor. Different from any other

Miss Breton began her trainlngfimiil P35"?- early, and made lier first public ali-| Pcpsodent curdics tile film, tiicii pcurance when she was eleven removes it; thcn polishes the tcetii in Will's old. At tlie suggestion ofMis- gclitlc safety to enamel. It combats

The FILM 01v TEE TH to Wfuczilirorly Serious Tooth and Gum Disorder; are Aecriéed .

firms tlie gurus. It multiplies tlie alkalinity of the saliva. And meets. "1115. ll1 all ways, the exzictmenis of modern dental science.