To Let Ti) ~—_‘ _ lluul Apartments. Telephone 1114-11. 104-11-3-31 Male Help Wanted

NOVEMBER 4, 192i ,,

We out be buying live

-\

pduni-y daily until the end. o: the season. Highest‘ piicespaid. . ' I ‘IIII, , swn-"r canAnun co.’

~~ .18 n. mt mn

dfink

._ bAurLshin '. Cm. Bond

in th » ‘Hm B“ e world.

Tammi:

)4 O-Of9§'.'Q'O§-fO-O§

W§Q-%O-§§fO§-§§O-§§9§9§ 906$ C

é TRAVELLER WANTED For Prince Edward Island by one of

Canada's oldest

manufacturers _- of

l,)r,ugs,.Fruit‘ Syrups Extracts, Etc.

For many years this Company has en-

nection throughout Prince Edward

Island. Apply t0

Norman L. Mc-

Western Guardian I

-co1ua T0 rue“ bean auppef and bazaar in the North Bedeque‘ ~ - lnaii, Tuesday, Nov. 8th. 151‘ ——LOS'l‘.-Black Poremanian dog.‘ ' Reward. Mrs. L. Silliphant, Suni- merside. g 151 ‘ RUUIIdS Q -—SPICIAL oancr: in Britanna‘ iHall. central Summerside on Friday November 4th. Cash prizes for best,‘ [step dancing. Everybody welcome, 151

8.30 l l

-—Mr. and Mrs. James N. cainpbeir! ;Cape Traverse. announce the igagement of their daughter Tessa‘ |W., to J. Harry Green of Bedeque, ‘marriage to take place latter part l

—THE IV-IIITOR

The Motor 'I‘raffic iOfficer for the Sumrnerside district employed by the Provincial Department of Pubhi- Works has been recalled by his c’ Nmembc" Department for the season. Unlike ideath occurred in the Prince Coun- as Fan be “Earned-is not “fined by “a, Hiospmfl OW Thursday mgm of a single maik against any one.

,- rs. Peter Mc-Ivor of Newton Cross. __

‘JMrs. McIvor who is survived by a ME SPORTING jhusband and a large family of

i] __DIED L511, "'NIGHTI_ T e Desperate Ambrose his diary as far

g ENTHUSIASTS ET-"A meeting of sportsmen in- terested in the preservation of nat-

i HARRY RUNCORN vs JAcK McKE/VNA

' ‘Ii-Good PreIims-Band in Attendance Admission—$2.15; $1.65; $1.10

- i _ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEDI

cor IS nor;-

Gloan, Victoria Hotel, (‘Imrlottetowm

4oovoomoifioodwoéyosaoioooooooooovqooo00400;»;>

(Inn Iiniertlon I-‘our Insertions

1 2 2 i i joyed "an excellent established con- l 9 1 I i

‘children, entered the ‘hospital some ,time ago for treatment and hopes ,were held for a good recovery until yesterday. She was in her 40th year. iThe funeral will be held from her

ive fish andigame was held in tho Summcrside Town Hall on Tues- day last. Although the meeting was not largely attended great interest ivus shown by those who were there.

I . CLASSIEIED ADVERTISEMENTS

.. Illc pcr IIIII‘ 0t 5 \\‘ilI'l|~l .f4<~ pcr lluc of T» iroril-i .. Ho pcr Ilnc of’ 5

xl being made in the Kinkora ccme- ’tc‘ .

,late home Sunday next. interment The nmetmg went on record as

strongly retmmnending that morc __ effective legislation be put in force _, . ‘E for the better protection of fish and ‘emnizcci yesterday morning in the u men y pmd e appomte w‘

High! i ulrllplln worth: ‘chapel of St. Mar ‘s Convent whemthe principal sections‘ j

k '< ' i1 ‘Miss Reta Louise lIIIillman daughterl “__ '

—_ ._ __._____i,'°f M1 and MYS- James IvIillman of TQSQEMMQEEESQBE, migfignnr ' "'_T'}”.—— S i ' '_.

Agents Wanted Situation Wanted i ummerside became the bride of Summerslde Board m. Trade was

mi UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY.—‘ $35-$50 can be earned weekly in spare time selling Personal Christ- mas Cards. Scores -of Stenc- gl-aphers, Accourituilts. Clerks, ctc txoreded this last season. Beau- tiful new samples frec. Muster l-Zriifl. Co., Limitrtl, Toronto, Re- prcsirntutivcs wanted small tuwnr; also. Oct iltl-Zli-lll-Novz-ii-Sl-ll

Miscellaneous |

(vitB-iRTEXEaiTXiiIiTEvELI upcs‘ with Iddress are always fasti-

viillfftma rs cuciiwan nv Al'- |ll'ti\'f‘fI incthotl, lil Elm Avc. 9213-11-4-21

IIIEMOIQIAIVI CARDS AND MOURN:

ing cards at _shortest notice. __________,_-____ ‘L Female Help

(lnardian Job Prlntcry. INO. ALFRED McDONALD. LAND‘

‘Surveyor, Hermanville, P. E. I. 9639-l0-i2-1mw.

FAHIIIONABLE WEDDING STA-

,____ WANTED.

son, North Tryon,

. Salesman Wanted

Salt-union.‘ flood (‘UIIIYIIVI , |‘Il‘,Ill niun. I'I.\|N‘l‘I<‘Ill't‘ |n-ofl-ri~ oil. llighi-nl WIIIIIIIISSIIPIIN. Slim

nnulilli-oiiiiiis. Apply London, tlntzirio.

llii.\' 524i SO-IO-TII-Gi Wanted

floor, 21H llillslmro Si.

tioncrv, fme selection, Guardian Jobl inte if.

iTLIdiEans ANI) STATEMENT-g. neatly printed. Priulcry.

SIIIPPIh-‘(il TAGS. EXPEDITIOIIS- ly supplied. Guardian Job Print--

erlf- II-lFOR V SIX PAIR EILVER‘ > -- -~—-—-~—-——-——- i qdhwk foxes, Apply B. A. Mellett PLEASE RETURN--WILL THEl York.

luily who rcceiveil puir of RIlOI-H sizo fl bros llroo, pli-iisi: l'l.‘Illl'll.

by lllllllllkl.‘

tion buy a German Police Dog, \\'f‘II bred mule puppies at reason- able priccs.—- T. B. Rogers. Char- iottctown.

STRAYED FfiFlOM MY PREMISES

on (ii-i. 21th, Yorkshire llrooiIIFOR SALE416 ACRES OF LANDBI‘ A. (l, Mc-l

Sow, 11,4; yours old. lionultl, llreatlulbunc. 77-11-2-Zll ORDER NOW YOUR CHRISTMAS? llvilllhl. Thu genuine Pitkinii fluv- oringi-i, the old reliable. They ruivruiitco inouoy bin-Ii or other,‘ rivals i|| i-xchungc, Zlflc and lillcl ‘div-s, or your portrait unlart, -'

nil-ills from mo, likeness gnornn-lFOR SALB-PEPIGREED SILVER

Iivil. mudo by the lllgh (‘irudo Artist of 'l‘tirtinlti in any slylo or Erode, IIIIIOITHI to measure NllIIE-l.‘ or ‘Ulilllll, ruincouln, liullcs drea- sins and coats, flt mnncy’ saved. Wrlto S. (l. 'l‘ur-, IHIHII. tli-ncriil Agent, 172 Print-t" 51., Vhurlotletown.

IVANTEI) A'I‘ ONCE-TWO SMART

Guardian J0“ B. Chappcll. 34 Ambro _ “b; Brighton/

FOX PItOTl-IC-i

150-11-4-61 i

‘FOR SALE-DONE REGISTERED]

al housework, must undcrstunt plain cooking. Apply to Mrs. C Street 3i

0-1-11

|' For Sale

9958—10-27-thfs6i

froln llulu-JFOR SALE SHORE FARM OF 135,‘ fifty acres ‘with buildings, 5

from Charlottetown.

Benton, Tea Hill.

lI-‘OR i Yorkshire boar. Judson Bros, Alexandra.

In East lfoyuiiy. v \Vllliutn (‘urruii, 210 Vlicyuiioiilli.

FOR SALE — 1 Yorkshire liodr pig, T nionillii oI<I

:11 llton.

fox pups. Pi

TION BY LATE

szi-i-it-oi

;ooflnti*vvomiilswwrru aeron- cnccs wishes place in city us com-

si-ii-i-ai, . l

f ._. _~-_-Mw--— ---»--~ #111010 law should be enforced innong dunablc. Guardian Job Printcry-l CALENDAR AND SPECIALITV-othei- thingsf ’l‘iii.~ri- inc now tin-cc , a , , , , , , i , | fornicn operating motor curs in Sum’- blmkmg m“ ‘lpmnMh m "he ‘mn-

WANTED—-MAID FOR GENERALI ‘ Ilt)IIt~ll‘\\'()l‘I(. Apply f\lr.~i. (lhurlu-‘i.

7_‘_n_2_3-,{~Tlic rink of ___ [Curling Cltib is almost ready for use‘ WANTED__A MA") F0“ GENERWand when ready it will add mater-

______.__ __ _____. T011111.

$5,", fiifsrlagiauggfflt°r M°sct€lkheld last night with president Geo.‘ . . a was n1 e , . . y _ _l in marriage to Mr. Tennis GallantiMuttatt plesldnu’ Over a represent

, Rex Fox Crgftliboth f S n __.d_' My d M “ ative attendance. A letter from the e1".c.0-D-J-'I‘h<>ml>-l Leblarlilc alflteirmglhwgddinlg gIleal-(fargt Emmi “f “m” a‘ D“‘“"‘e“e"' Al"

_ berta, referring to the importation Igliiljtglfingfiljlrlgdotfo ‘gfirgsrrlegltlsrozflctlzgiof American Coal was held over for iMommM Mr and M“ Gallant a future meeting. The report of the Imotored to Charlottetown. for ih@ii-“"“““”“Y commute‘: Showed ma‘ ef- lhoneylnoon ‘forts were made to have a concrete

panion to aged woman, in ex- filling between the new C. N. R. change for board and room, Mugll _TODAY ISMANOTHER DAY_, Station and the main pavement of I; gzlfifiga" home" wfiwiwhen the local members of tliewnt" 3"" and correspondence was

Provincial Legislature were seeking read {mm ML w‘ U‘ Appleton‘ Gem

cral Manager of the Atlantic Region!

office they were very vehement in - , . ., l lthcir ‘opinion that the motor ve- n! m} C‘ N’ R‘ and M!‘ T‘ .3‘ Quay‘! district supt, covering this uiattcini The mutlisi" of shunting; trains

Wnulfimo wlmw Mums?“ WW0 “P ‘lliily whorl wln-rc extensive shippingi mspendi-d some time ago. They ncv- H’ nfmluflfjfl “F's lfl'w_)‘}lo_llglhl' . er stopped operating thcii" curs and m) “m. "ndll-ufium] ‘q mud‘ m ‘l ‘c ,upparently do not intend until thciiflmulu" ‘I H’ ‘“moyan“' . weather makes it imperative. A few " <""' ‘ L. 0.

violations like this will make it - 0. Bowling |

harder to enforce the law next sea- son. . Last night on the L. o. c. Andi-s!

, , , ‘the second game of the new league _NEW RINK htrimlué‘ REED; was rolled between the Anchors and m ‘ ummms‘ L Invincibies thc latter winning out by a margin of 109 pins. Some very nice scores were made by bothl teams and what helped the bowlers‘ to make such good scores was the flnc condition the alleys were in al- so the new pins which willflJe used. in all match games of the new bow-l ling league. V This ycur the teams ire evenly“ Il_llll('Il(‘tI and ouch team consists of some very good bowlers. nights game E. Goss had high sin- gle of 262 also high total of 724 pins. Following are the scores:

fially to the social pleasures of the ,communily. The original building Thus been renovated throughout and 11s finished with a ground floor club finished with Douglas .fn' ‘sheathing a kitchen and toilet and ‘about on additional club room flu- iished in Douglas fir sheathing and ‘provided with a gloss partition so the rink below warmth and been made =for thrcestandard rinks. Excellent I

i that thc games in may be watched in ‘comfort. Provision has

miles‘. . y . _ _ _ _ y. nvincibles: ~~ l‘i153“if“i!‘$3.51JZf‘Il...'1“1'l.3"§i¥lZ'§I W~ “ammmy - - - - ~~ "l" w" l“? ‘0711-3_3iIOl’JCllIIlg of thelbuilding will be held gay“ 4 I ' . ' . H ' ___.._V _ _ .a . cnnes ey .. ‘ .> l SERVICE _:_ PURELBREDVI] about thiec weeks. E‘ G055 _ _ _ _ __ 262 204 25H Pyjzg winner, ._ ”j““'i“'“tf ‘"'" T“ R. Duncan . . . . . . . . .. 152 153 151 BIRTII“ _ _ Total-280l. sku-zai ' iSMITF-Ajln CIVIPIIIIITIIHIII tic! ‘L Chandler ' ' ' ' " 172 193 1G1 '""”" "' ism n. in.‘ _1.,.i niJii-n-tiiii l; 1:2g1°,‘,'n'" Mm“, who, . Smith. ii fIlIlIi-ZIllPi‘. Q Essotiy 165- 3 , ,, MACQUARRlE.- a: their » *" D°“°‘-""‘ W’ 1"“ 75'11‘3"“I<-iiiii- Plczisuut View on ill-i. oth.. T°Lm_'269?‘ ‘~—‘i<, Min. Ifoyil Illzlctlliuiuii», n ilunighh‘ ,M0ndu_y night.“ ‘.890 hiuwl’ ‘he REGlSTEREDmr ‘Anmv Kvnhrm) Ramblers and Victoiias “III nicct W ‘ ‘ ~ ‘ ' _and a good game is expected. Apply Asllforil :\lllIl’i'\\‘-‘l,-‘< ]1\1"ll|'I:f.BRYENTON—.Ai. llzirtaivillo, oi1’—‘“”""“‘—?'_*— i"" 15-1- -"l»' o -i. 2m, i927 i VI . .- l n ' -"i'-““_‘l.lu‘un-s ‘l! Itl',\"“ll|.‘f)lll‘ Ihciil“ (Alillflil ‘IIIPLPIHIIII! son, John Allison rcusonilblc. J- (Patriot dense co ) Attention of gunners is hereby | P P)’

llurrliion Illacl-‘zirlzine, llctlctiuir.

W} w DEATHS izuairiiuleiul. FOX RANCH FOR SALE —CON-, cIVOR -— Suddenly

called to Regulation. Number ll lg- of the Migratory Birds Act which —- - reads as follows: ‘ Prince “No person shall use a power

in

nuuizhl. Pclliflwlell g Iilillflf FQX County Hospital. Nov. 3rd, 1927. Mrs boat or aeroplane to disturb Rlllll-‘Il- "L INDIE’ flllcllfm l" Peter D. Mclvor, Kinkora, aged 40 any migratory game birds with front. of Law Courts Iluililimz. ‘

tlliiirlottetoivii on Saturday, Nov 5th, at twelve o'clock noon. Gil- bert Gaudct, Secretary. 08-2-11-41

Lirr-uuaruir mar nan-QR RENT_ QUANTITY 01-‘

land, suitable for Apply H. E. Gurney, East Royal- iy_ 91-I1-2-3i

seed potatoes.

Ayrshire cow with heifer calfat

years.

Funeral Sunday afternoon.

‘ intent ‘of driving such birds to-I l ward hunters."

In Mémoriam

i In loving memory of Mrs. Victor ‘Egan, who died ‘Thursday. November‘ ‘ “I, 1926.

What would you givc to clasp your‘,

A NEW

Funeral Home mu. Maeiflllllillll

Undertaker and Embalmer

l hand‘ 54 Grafton Street

iYour loving voice to hear,

tubout 11.25 a

lot the church.

In last a

. CHARLUITETOWN GUARDIAN ' y

...

--For Canadian Title

flue-i». To¢u|cur

I 8.30

IVIcKI-JNNA i “Its ten rounds to a decision, and

iusnfuiuwiiii BAlllE

I A number of new VSRIGOIIU WI] 'start after Thanksgiving. this wil _be a good time to enter.

very thorough course ,Training for Stenographers.

iwill be no extra charge.

No waste time at the U. C. C. ——(-O§—

O THE BAR

jibe bur of the Supreme Court r Alberta on Tuesday and

‘Presented hy 8.1). Woods, K. . the young barrister was cordially WTEIUOIIIBII by Mr. Justice “Walsh ,:inii sworn in by (LI-l. lcicrk, Mr, New-ion is a son of Fred ‘Ill. Niswson and u nephew of \\'.\’. Ncws-on, ilcputy provincial treasur-

_ _ ‘ RF-‘IPORN ,er. A iuw student in the Full-ers- "m of us must bc named the winq ‘ iiy of’ Alberta law school, he serv- ncr. I am III good condition and um‘ “I have heard of MeKenna and, on hiu uptick-g; in mo p1“- Qffifflfl

prepared lo put up the battle of my what a. fine ring-man he is.

fight and do

“Ork-s. however, ull the glowing reports coming from extend myself as I've never done be- lhc West us to his prowess in the fore in order to carry off the covet- squared circlc are everything hc de- ed title. Which ever man wins to-

\(‘I‘\'( and will make me all the night will have done so after a hec- morc determined l0 win." {tic struggle-I will do my best." l , ‘ licllows: Plali-oklsolo’, by Miss Roberta Spencer; vocal solo

"Mother Machrec". Miss Pearl night Bitrns; piano duet, “The Carillon". drunk was arrested Misses Annie Watson and Mae “pun attempting u, Sign a mu- Sterns; vocal solo. “Carolina", Mrs. which vsus locked and parked out oirJ» J- Stewart? V0931 5010- "when the North River Road. The car was I193“ l5 Young." MFS- ROY Clldlflflfe- (jwnpd by D1; Jenkilm A program of games was carried

____. out under the direction of Mr. Ross

PQTATQ glnn __. Theipomio Bethune and Miss Edith Stems. hlQLllllPl‘ "'i'rcdncs“ nrrivi-(i in port R‘~'ll‘°§h"l""I5 “TY” 91"" Served tally yesterday morning and rc- bmmmt-l u? i‘ "m5" l‘ "CITY lmlilm“

POLICE (TOUIIT: —L£\5t

ccircd potatoes all clay. It is llIl(I- n“ "V‘<"ll“@5- i-rstood she will probably tukc scv- m" _ only thousand bags. Phu-"QNA

PAINFUL ACCIDENT _ A puin- i111 uni! Hrs. tivrilioi IIm-vcr will m1 u‘-(li(hinl ('ll‘lul'l"jll m (“jnlllidl son, llulph. xvi-ri- risilors- to lhc lioyulhv School on ‘Fucsiluy of IusIIPIU‘ .\"'-‘i\"li|1\.\'-

\\'<~-l\' win-n Mtlrlflll, (laughter of <'>" .\|r. ind Airs, \‘V.li. Alclicod lnid

,,.,,,U1'ii0ii Commercial

llll‘ inisforiiiiii- to |)l'l'llIf her uliili- IIPSPPIIIIIIIL‘, from l! font-o, ‘ Shi- \- f1 lftIt<‘ll to Ilii- l’, Ii.‘_ lsliiiiil IIW-h ll uhi-r- tho hroki-n limb . _____ All“ qollzllzivlllllldl iii by In". .\If‘I\l'IIl.|l~| Chvl:p_, m.“ mlmuy mum, H“ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ Ni-w LIIIIIVIIIII Lin» i-illcritul, l'\'\‘l'y “rm: (mum: or‘ Tin-z mtity'l-i~'d"”'

- Mr. Albert. E. MucNutt, writer of _ H\v‘l-ll New]. Let u“, Old Flag Fnui- The (liilcrcnt pcnmanshn: classes.- img composed another popular sob are showing marked improvement. fliers song under this title which is being sold for fifteen cents, the en- tirc proceeds of the sale being don- atcd to the Canadian Legion of the Brilish Empire‘.

$0015], AND EyTERT_,\|N_ Sixcciul Rapid Calculation work is IIIENT.**AII enjoyable social time give“ “flch dual" This is a mo“ was Illlld a; the . important subject and will receive nighl (m- me benefit o; ‘he youh close attention during the term. Pcoplc of the Church and congre-_ —"T" Zillion. The cntcrtainmcnt was! giwn by the indies of the Philathca students are making good progress. claw which is the social comniittcti A number of new Typcwritina- A lnrge numbcijmachines have been added to the The program was as large (‘qiIIpllIC-lll.

There is keen competition in the spelling classes as the results of each week show. Quite a num- ber are in the 100‘? class.

attended.

i POTATOES

Now is the Time to Buy Your

Supply d of Potatoes

(food sound potatoes-pocket! in clcati hugs. Vwiillrl. pcr harp; Ill) [ionmls

I'l:u~c Your Order Now. We Deliver.

Prlcc For Ilzli: $1.00.

JENKINS 8i Slllil LIMTEII.

(IROCIERS

JUST ARRIV-EI) FRESH ISLANI) OATMEAL

CASH AND CARRY

TRUE ECONOMY-means getting the utmost in value

His‘ in‘ Woods, Field, llui-Alistei‘ career. I have never seen Ifuncorn many hard fought battles within (‘raipz not know how he the ropes have impressed me to such

I um satisfied that an extent that I am sure I've got to‘ incr

Thc shorthand anti Typcwriting‘

'l Justin M. Hynes

ilIl II

Along with Alan ll. Harvey. for-

L'l'0\\'ll ])l'f).\'(_'(flIIlll‘, I]? FIIIUIU |ll‘llf'lI(‘t’. the rlrm name being Har- \'cy A‘; Newson with offices ill the Alcli-coil building.-—Ednionton Jour- nul, Oct, 25th. '

.\lr. NGWSOII above referred to, jullcinlied Alberto Fnlvcrsily taking ‘this ILA. degree thret- ycurs fllli), ‘fIlllI Ills L.li._lf. ilegrco lusi yearn, lThc. firm with \VIII('II he is uriicled‘ ,is on»; of the most outstanding; ‘firms in EIIIIIUIIIOII. His Dill'lll€l‘.l ‘Alan Iiurvigv is the son of (‘hlefi ‘Justice lfurvtay of that city. i\lr.,' .l<‘ri-il ll. Ncirsoii. father of the‘

young barrister, is u native of 1 Charlottetown, being a iion of the, Jun,- Jolni Ni-uisoii.

‘Supreme Court I l Judgments

, The following judgments were de- I1\L'l‘0(I at the opening of the ‘Michaelmas term of the Court on Nov. -l. instant:

‘ Joseph W. McDonald, Appellant vs. James Power, Defendant. This l 'a on appeal from n conyiction for assault. tried I)t'If)l'(' Chief Magis- _lrutc Show, win-n thi- appellant. was 'fini~d onc ilollui" and thirty-four dollars. costs, or ‘.30 iiuyw. ilnpriiiiiii- ‘mcut. '

, Mr. Jilsticc IIasz-urd dcllvcrcli the judgment ot the court, allowing the ,uppeal with costs in this court and ;in the court below and fixing 30 idays for payment of the costs.

l K. J. Martin K. C., and J. A. Mc- Donald for the appellant.

A. C. Saunders for the respond- ent. - l Charles H. Chandler vs. John Moreside. This was an action of debt to the plaintiff. and was tried defendant to pay Lloyd Moresidcs ‘debt to the plaintiff, nad was tried before Mr. Justice Haszard without 1a jury in July. Judgment was ‘given for the defendant.

Gilbert Gaul-let, K. C..-for plaint- iff.

C. Gavan Duffy. K. C., for de- fondant. "

vs. Margaret ‘Murphy. This was an action of ,tro'.'cr for a trunk and goods con- ltained therein tried before Mr. Jus- _ticc Arsenault at Summerside on‘ lJune Inst.

| Judgment was given for the plain- tiff for the goods or their value $134.00 and one dollar damages for Idetention thereof.

l n. E. Shaw for plaintiff.

I J. E. Wyatt, K. C., for defendant.

Principal Moran is completing a. in Office This will be special work for which there

Frank Jost Netvson was called wi ill-i duly atl- - initlcd as ii Iiarrisler and uoilciloizl

McLeod.

_ witness the

PAGE THREE I i

l ‘nus sl was ,mu - lllM

lraaux .1. newsou is cALLEnIALII-BRANQZVG himnew i T ’_lease on life wheny-it

i checked constipation '

__..i-

lup hope o! relief. Read Hr. Iwilhams’ cheery message: . . A "I In: on the down-grub In Illa. flint had any sickness, but of Into yenrnhna been troubled with constipation. Bonn to Isiah up my mind that I was about dlmc up. Ihvn taken tablets, eaten lrulfl, 080.. {but did not gut much help. III to nu your ALZFBRAN twfol n day. Have inlaid I poundl. Fuel Ilka n flzbtlnl cock. Bowel: In regular. ‘on have certainly done a lot ‘(or humanity.’ i

i L. C. WILLIAM! -

’ ' (Address on radon

, ALL-BEAN is guaranteed to re- llleve constipation. Eat two table- [spoonfuls daily-in chronic cases, with every meal. Doctors recom- imend Kellogg's because it is 100% bran—_—.l_.009b effective.

Delicious with milk or cream- and add fruits or honey. Rudy to eat. Fina in cooking. Sold and servedleverywhare. Made by Kellogg m London, Ontario. Recipes on package.’

ALL-BRANT?‘

Miss Marion C. Lowther of Char- lottetown. Probate Clerk, ms on. motion of K. J. Martin, K. C., ap- pointed a commissioner for taking affidavits in the Supreme Court foi the three counties.

All Ready For . , The Boxing Match

The day of lIIl‘ big light dawns, Wlill interest running the keenest‘ lliut has cvcn bccn shown over u, sporting event in Charlottetown. The boxers have been accorded wonderful receptions in their differ- ent workouts at the Y. M. C. A. and League of the Cross. .