., Apply

if I Hotel Arrivals

‘s lrn ‘Is ‘l rib?‘ Never msllo light of constipation or any one oflu symptoms-there is no polling what disease you may be head- ing intoi The one thing to do— IMMEDIATELY-is to fight consti- pation to the last ditchi Not with pills or cntharties; they cannot give you lasting roliefl Not with foods with a low bran content; they do not have the bran-hulk to do the workl What you need, what will give you permanent relief Ill Kellogg's Bran because it is ALL BBANI Kellogg's is ssientiiicalLv prepared to relieve constipation. It will relieve the chronic case or the mild ease. You need it, your family needs itI - ‘ But, you must oat Kello g’s Bran rgularly-esch dayf At east two teblespoonfuls; in chronic eases this amount with each meall And, eating

Iron Ills lsrrors of ssnsllllsllosl

than s. hsrdshi . It has a delicious,- appsaling nut- flavor that wins the most fastidious appetite.

Every day when you eat Kellogg's Bran us a cereal, sprinkled on your favorite hot or cold cereal or cooked or mlxed with hot cereals, think of the health every spoonful contains for youl Think how Kellogg's Bran lg sweeping and cleansing the a1’ ntary tract; how it is driving out the toxic poisons and freeing your system from dangers of dreaded diseases! Your physician will recommend it.

Kellogg ’s Bran is extra-delicious made into countless bakery batches. Recipes on every package.

All grocers sell Kellogg's Bran; it is also obtainable at flrstclaas hotels and clubs in individual packages. Ask

Kellen’! Bran is s delight rather

JENKINS l. SON.

for it st you: restaurant. Charlottetown

Dealers for Kellogg's Toasted Corn Flakes snd Bran

0000-0‘

‘CLASSIFIED A DVERTISEMEN TS

1\A'l‘ll1$'—l0c per llns- ps-r slay. Bo per line pes- dny fur ll dnynl or over. firuupu of 5 llsrurwr. 10 per ecu! discount for cunls. Sneollsl ml. 75c for sseven wurdn for one work.

sluyss or over. 5 ward: to n llne. one sword. of nsl- and must be llulsl for.

seven wurslu per week.

llc per Ilne per day for 2i Count Inltlul letters. count us Addrena forms nlrt Ruins Furnished lloumn Situation “Hints-d, 50c for

Agents \Vanted I

For Sale

AGENTS WANTED-LIVE AG- enta for Watkins 150 Family Necessities. Direct to consumers. Big Profits. J. P. Watkins, Colu- pany, Dept., F., 379>Cralg West, Montreal. 781-10-1-1mo

AGENTS WANTED-MEN AND . women-here lls a lreul opportun- lly-sell Canadlrs best Personal Greeting Xmas Cards. Ollr agents without previous experience are making $2 per hour spare or full time, day or evening. Beautiful sample book supplied free. 'Deul dipect and get highest commis- sions and best service. Wrlle without obligation. Manufactur- ers, 122 Richmond West, Tor- oum 10-4-61.

Male Help \Vantc=1 *WANTED--A MAN FOR GENER-

nl farm work. Apply to W. A. “Mutdh. Charlottetown. 895-10631

WANTED-MARRIED MAE’... tmke charge of farm near Charlottetown. Apply “I?” Guard- 1gn_ Bl-i-lll-Stf.

WANTED. — MAN AND WIFE, without family. Mun experienc- ed in care of foxes, to look after sluall rllnch and do chores. Wo- man to help with housework. Ranch situated In Nova Scotlll town. Good position to right parties. State wngos per month. Board llud room provided. Apply Poxmall, care of Guardian office.

\ 861-10-10-5-61

Situations Vacant

$ Cards; sanlpie book free; men and women already mnklns $5 up daily. in spare time. Gar- retson Company, Brantford, 0m. _ 11-28-121.

Wanted

WANTED-WASHING TO DO AT home. Apply Mrs. R. Bell. 30 Spring St. 866-10-31

FARM WANTED BY MAN OF

moderate means with famili- glvlng full particulars -. about location. school. cbllrollefl. stores and distance from railway, particulars of cultivation and crop and if possible snapshot of

building. State lowest price. Apply "Farmer" cure of Guar- dlan. -

L081;

ii...- IN THIS cl-rv. e675. gold wrist which. Fllldvl" I"il\'l' ul 'l‘llntoll'a Jewelry Slurv. lll-il-Zll

LOST-Sliver cvllr-llllflfll rmwil

éiTzTVfil-iiTlfismflvlTs l

FOR SALE- oooo HORSE. so. ply so Euston sl. 3'

FOR SALE_—-4 cows. APPLY 114 111-11103 Street. 815-10-3-tf.

FOR SALE-Silver Moon No. 12 base-burner. ADPlY 20G Hlllslw" ough St. _ - FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN, NEW Dochcrty piano. T. G. Ives. Mon- tague. 892-10-0-51

FOR $ALE.—Lil.tle pigs-Also one large black cow to freshen Dec. 1st. Apply to Ii. S. Sobey Albany u. u. 909-10-8-81

"T ' cvuuoan

Studebaker Can-As 800d a! "57:

-—overhauled this Sllrlng- will be

sold at a bargain. ADDlY 17 D0“

cheater Street. 606-9494"-

s FOR SALE.—ThreshiuZ Machine" Fox houses. Fox Shipping 30x95 cart bodies with shafts. Apply to W. J. Scott lliarshflcld P. E- l- ilOfi-lO-S-Ill

_ FOR SALE-— A GENERAL FUR; DQ51) lmrso weighing Ilotweou l.. llnd 1300 pounds. Allbll’. llflPYl-‘f Arnold. Bristol. 10'9"“

FOR SALE.—1000 Ilushols Mun- glen, 500 Illlshels choice lillii" lur- nlps ill quantities to suit) puljchllrl ,.,-_ ,\l'llll".l" G. Pouko. l... l\_ l Rivor Iloud 5'3‘ l‘l~

E6}. sALE-EMT-zur NETS is FT. dco1l,liil’lill lllfiill. I>l‘l<‘l“ ouch 5:115. l; fl, ([1301) 1% in luosluprlce [yllcll $1.00. ~Lloyd Cox. Morel!-

llsr-lo-o-al

FOR SALE-New Concrete mixer capacity 20 cu. yds- D0!‘ flay On llund truck with 1% ll-ll- 9"- glne, Cheap for quick sale. Apply C. B. M. c. o. Guardian.

IIIISCCIII-IIIOOIIB

Richmond St. mil‘... McDONALD LAND Surveyor. Harmony Jct. 470-9-10-4110.

SAUNSOME SAUSAGES. FRESH lodny. Sounders. Nowsoulo & (‘.11. Murkot llulldlng. 602-0-24-6uln MRS. JACK FRASER. CITY, I8 opening classes for drawing and painting. lldor particulars apply‘ 86 Fitzroy St. lWk

‘SASKATCHEWAN TEACHERS’ Agency, Regina. offers best po- sitions. 777-0 l-tf

Registered Trotting

initials M. J. M. Finder Pleas" Ioavc at Guardian. ~ ill,

LOST ON TUESDAY. 25TH SEPT‘. between Cape ’l‘ruvcrsc lllllil lllghlo Bridge, woollen comfor-l

for and IMIICS llfll, please notify] 877-10-(1-31"

Green BT05}. Borden.

LO8T.—Lost or delivered to the wrong address n ludy‘s brown Marvella cont with beaver col- lar and cuffs. Reward \vlII be given for lllforlllulion lllul. will load lo be recovery. Moore & McLeod Linlitcd. 1i

Female-Dolls Wanted

WANTED IMMEDIATELY. Mnid. Apply Mrs. hlnclkzunull. 237 Prince St. ill

._________________ WANTED-TWO SMART Gl-FILB for Dlnln’: Room. Apply Vic- lorlu ll-olcl. 030-10-0-31

LOS‘I'._'—'-0n (goat George St. near Cathedral. l-lnble fur with olglll. tolls. Finder kindly lcuve nt this office

.

Found

-________________

FOUND-A BLACK FOX, OW-NER can re-posoese by proving prop Hy and paying expenses ~John Mcflulrk, Margalc. 046-111-031

us:

l REVERE HOTEL

W. A. Pnoley, Nbrth Tryoll: (‘. W-"llgss. North Tryon: D. J. Bon- Iw .,. umplerslde: J. Bal lLKeefc. AlbertomMlarsEAlldle ltlc rd. AI- l. rs. rnerso , stthews.

dull‘ a

U IA on: 1-2morsoh' own, AI- bertoa.

Mare For Sale

'l‘lll- standard bred and register- I'll trolling mare GLENMORA

llcul. record. 2.15%. Win Race record. 2.19%. Eligible In 1924 to 2.22 trots.

This more has been miles In 2.16 this your and ls kind, sound and good llIlllllll‘1‘(‘.fI. Will be sold at hulf her cost. or traded [or n pair of foxes. Address

Lt. Colonel D. A. MaeKlNNON Charlottetown I’. 1']. I.

"ElTuI-{i

MACDONALD-Al Sululllnrsidc Sept.22nd to :\Il‘. lllld lllrs. J. Enl- luct hIcDnllllld a daughter. Vol-lloltn.

MeRAE-Al Ilrookflcld. Oct. 7 lo Mr. alld Mrs. Earle blclillu. u son. Congratulations.

_ Deaths

1 i CAMERON- On Monday, October

3m, 1923, Miss Catherine Camer- on 1n 119.- 78 year, Funeral from 32 Pacsmore SL. lhls afternoon Bl 1 o'clock to Hnrwvlllv Growl"-

NIGHOLSON-ln the P. E- lfllflflll h"~pltal. Oct. 7th, Donald A. Nich-

‘lmon. Springlorl. use 7 years:

DUFFY-Died at Bunbury October 7. Mary Carrol. are 90 YEA"- Wld‘ 0w or the late Patrick Duffy. leav- lng to mourn lhrel- dallllllfll- M" William Grant, Ilolllster Calif. Mrs Peter Jackman. Vlllasv 9PM"- "ml Mrs. Simon Paoll, city. also tWfl sollaPsu-lol. In vlllase Grwg W‘ William ‘an the homestead. l-llnel‘ sl will lento her late .esldence In-

day at 8.15 for St. Dllnslauhl (‘ll

thedrsl, thence Io R. C. Cemeteri-

31 loved l-lou George Wilfred.

DR. H. D. JOHNSON’! Office will be closed for two weeks from October Ninth.

REMEMBER THE .AUOTION

the properties on corner of Great George and Sydney streets. 21

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. ——Mr. and Mrs. Heath Vesey, York. announce the cllgagoluent of their sister, Mrs. Laura E. Crockett, to Mr. Chas. L. Huston of St. John N. B. Marriage to take place this month.

ACTING PREMIER-During the absence of Premier Stewart, at the Good Roads Convention In Quebec, Hon. J. H. Myers, Columissioner of‘ Agriculture is discharging the duties of premier.

SLIGHT FIRE YESTERDAY- The firemen were called out yes- terday afternoon for ll. slight blaze on the roof of Mr. Percy Farqu- harson's house, Upper Prince Street, which was quickly put out. 1;, was noticeable that the large number of motorists preceding the flreluen did not seem to realize the fact that the firemen had tho right of way, and the nulllber of cars in the vicinity of the fire might ilave caused a hindrance to their work Ilad the affair been a more serious one.

IN , MEMORIAM

GEORGE WILFRED ANDREWS

The deep sympathy for Mr. nlld hire. Donald Andrews of Huutcl‘ River ill lhc dollth of their Ill‘.- "N851 shown by the very largo attendan- ce ut the funeral held froln his parents‘ residence. Hunter. River, on Saturday afternoon Sept 29th. there Ilelllg over 100 carriages and over 40 cars 1n the long process loll.

Services were conducted by Rev George Ayers and Rev. R. ll. Slnvcrt.

Rev Mr. Ayers road from Psalm 91:14. and John 14.1, and Ml". Peters. in a feeling address, utter- cd words of coulforl and (BOIISOIZi- lion to the Ileroaved‘ parents zllld other relatives.

Tho singing of tlll- “Pence, Perfect Peace,“ by the Illrgo throng within and wilhoul the building, was very Illlprossivu. bringing tears to mully (eyes. Thorn were llllllly bczlullflll flur- llI tributes. '

Thu pail IIPZITIZPS werr Joules Andrews, John T. A1llIl‘f'\\'S, Willillul Nicholson, (lllorgc Sentin-

ll yum.

835-1044“)

BOARDERS WANTED. APPLY TKO; Oilli-lO-il-Iil.

or. Robert Sluitll and Sterling

lAndrews, cousin of the deceased.

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The most stupendous drama the screen has ever offered—

The Christian.

AT THE PRINCE EDW-ARD Wednesdaynnd Thursday

0600 009500-500

00-0 0-00-0 0-000 000 0 00 0'0 0000

FOXES

thrive better after being treated with our special ' Carbon Tetra-Chloride

Hook Worm Capsules

Ranchers who have used lllcm quickly lfoled improve- ment, Prepared only by

MaoIIIIIIIOII llllllli 00.

Tllll-l ILICXALI. KOIMK STURI-l p119", P. 0. Box 219 332

Mary

. m. p WALL

zlJ ' oil's‘ rs " s " ‘ I

I ...... Guardian

sale on Wednesday, Oct. 10th, of

as: ssu: BARGAIN incIassI- fled column re farm 180 acres. 9130-10-9-21

SOLOS ENJOYED—DurIng the Hotel Victoria dinner on Sunday excellent solos were rendered by Mr. Julius Rest, of Montreal, one of the guests, who was warmly ap- plauded. Music was furnished by Dixon's orchestra.

STOCK QUOTATIONS

HALIFAX, Oct. lL-Slock quo- tations furnished by Johnson and Ward, Members of the Montreal Stuck Exchange.

lloll ‘felephouo Bronlpton St. Lawrence Flour .. Ottawa Power (iubu Cane Sugar Pfd Pan American Pctrolcunl .. Alllorlcan (‘an Brazilian [fraction Howard Smith Pfd .. Howard Sluith (Tom .. Spanish River Pfd Spanish River Colll . _ . . . . .. Steel (Jolnpany of Canada .. British Elllpirls Stcu-l 1st Pfd Penumlls

. . . . . . .' . . 13-459

Allllibl . . . . . . . . . . . . .. C4 Shalvlulgau ... —~ Laurelltidlv Pulp . . . . . . . . .. — Canadian (Iencrul l-Ileclrll: . 111314; Canadian Steamship Com .. - d Pfd . . . . . . . . . . . . 49 Asbestos ('onl. -- Domirlion Bridge —— Montroul Power 1110

Winnipeg Electric . Nutlonul Breweries Atlantic Sugar

Atchisoll . . . . . . . . . Am. Cur & Foundry .

Alll. Locoluotivse . . . . . . . . . . . . W. Aln. Sluolling if: Refining .. 581,. Anaconda Copper . . . . . . . . . ~- (‘llnudillll Pllclfil: Railway. .' 145'... Now York (lelllrzll . . . . . . . .. 102 Cuba Cane Sugar . . . . . . . .. -— (‘ruclblc Stc-el 4501;, International PIIDCI‘ .. .. - Kelly Springfield . . . . .. 2-1

Mex. Petroleum . . . . . . . . . .. International Mer. lllzlrinc .. Press Stool Cur .. . . Reading Southern Studebaker

MONTREAL EXCHANGE

lilil-i Victory . . , , _ _ _ , _ _ _ _ _ _ 19213 Victory 1922 Victory . __ 1937 Victory . . . . . . , , _ , _ _ , _

\\'1le:lt. Dccz,

July 10o 3-4. (‘nrn Doc. 71511-4, Mlly 1;.- Olllfi. Dee. 431-2 " Jllly 4.1, '_ M“

_ _ ‘l-rnnk -Pll_v:lo, who 1,8,, I": the R. C. N.

"lllllg l)? the Borden train.

“m” NEW Fmolvcu nulul-znr THERAPION 0.

THERAPION No. 2 THERAPION No. 3

No. 1 for Bladde C - lilvod lb Skin Dlgeasiiarxikolrzoll: ‘Lglfllllll? Wcwuknoeses. Sold by leudill . I. lglflifiltl. lrlce in England 3.1, 11,-, B30 ‘lore Med. Co, Haverstlcks Tld. - ‘V-“Bo London. See trade nlnrlu-ll “jmd The-Fabien" ls on Brit. Govt. Steam affixed to gcnulnc pnfrkols,

; s Irv“ (Continued fromHPage 1.) __€__€

lulttcd by Coun. Pierce and adopt- cd:

To His Worship, The Mayor, and lug Police

were on duty full time with the ox- ceptlon of Sgt. Allen Mclnnls who was on his vacation. also Officer JHIIIOB Bradley colupletcd his hull- dllys having four days In Septeln-

for drunkenness. The following lllilk

alzuill ill good condition after the

'. lly Ioolzcd info.

BANKS gigflililf (‘ollllllorcc .. . .. , _ __ llll c Royal ... . , flunk Montreal ' Bank Nova Scotlu l

1095-i,"r}1ay'113_1.g,1

45 3-4.1 Sllllllllllg 0f =fnr lIll- llloulll of Svplclllbcr.

been talc-

_ . ' course n! Hllllfax, returned on Saturday’ 9v.

.llrzldc- V. i-‘Iorenrac Clay, 1. lAlll0lll-

Cigarette.

City ‘Couocivl '

POLICE REPORT The following report was sub-

Charlottetown, P. E. I. Oct. sul. 192::

City Council,

We herewith submit the follow- Report for month of Slapteluber.

During the month all officers

I101‘ due him.

During the month them were twenty-one arrests: one for break- ing and centering, two for vagran- ry. (lull for assault and seventeen

sum plus we re collected zllld delivered to Dr. (‘rnken for test: Collected

by Sgt. Allen lilo-Innis and Officer Jlls. Tralnor seventeen samples, Sgt. Jul-l. Wulkcr, follr samples, Of- ficl-r, Wm. Mclnllis, ten samples. Officer D. Doyle, Four saluples; Offlccl- \\'. Higgins, five samples: Officer Jus. Bradley. served the following papers: eight summons- es. eight subpoenas and five gar-

llisllorw. Five search‘ warrants IVPTI‘, also executed during the lunlllll.

\\'u certify the above to be cor- rccl, CHAS. CAMERON City Marshall J. S. PIERCE (‘huirluzlu of Police ('llllll. Connors said the new lad- der truck for tho Fire Dopartulcnt was expected shortly and 1t nus Ilopvll to have ll. workout before Ibo. llr-xt lllr-oliulz. (‘ollll. Provrsn rupnrled all lights

storm.

ll wus decided lo place zl slllldl light on ltilcys Lane. Reference was also lllzldl- lo lighting require lllollts o" \\'lllillll1‘s Lune. foff ICllu .-\vr~llu<.-,I The Iisplslnudc. Ploasllnl Street; llnd Orl- bur Sire-l, which Collu. Pl-nlvsc HJIIII ‘would be pronlp

Colln. Taylor brought up 1119 question of civic fire LIPPII zllld hull- ding regulations wllll reference lo tho proposed erection of fl new building opposite the S-‘llifsfe which ho understood was fr. be a one story woollen strllclurc. Ills “inr- ip said the matter would be dis- (Ill ml with the City Engluccl‘ and IIPCOYIIIEI‘.

‘Fenders wore ordered lo b0 cul- Il-d for 125 tons of coal for lilo nlllr kl-l building and 75 tolls for fhl: (‘ily Ilnll.

'l‘Ill.- meeting then lldjollrlll-d.

——---<0¢--—

St. ROCH SCHOOL

tho Si. Roch school

(lrudc. VIII, Ilcrthu Doyle. 1. Stol- Ial. lluole, 2. diary Doyle. Z2. (lmdc VI Freda Illlulc 1. Allllll‘ Wzlitu, 2.

ettc Blanchard, 2.

Grade III. Mildred Martin 1. "Grade I. Frances Martin 1. Alph- onse Illanchal-d 2.

hlargaret (lallllut. Iczlcllr-r. (

_-_--¢

Commended

MOST SUITABLE FORM OF _SM‘OKE SAYS MEDICAL AUTHORITY

(lomulendatiolroTtllc cigarette

lilxoellent Address

A

fer from.

PLA STER YOU CAN RELY ON

Sore, lame aching back is ' something you need not suf- It makes no differ- ence whether the trouble Is caused by taking cold In the lrvnusels or Inflamst-lon duo to kidney dleordors.

Red (Ihvlin Piasters

as the most sllllzlbln smoke was glvlln rlacontly by Dr. IIOYIII S. Copeland, furlllvrly Ilcllllll (‘om-

miul-liolll-r for llln oily of Now York uud now a llniIl-d Status Senator. D1‘. Copeland is u uoll-sluoktvl’ auld > ho dellll. with the question from lhl I purely scientific staudpollll.

_Dr. (‘opolund says that 'tIll-, cigarette is tlll- ulost suitabil- sluoko, us IIN‘ tobacco

takcll Ill that. form is uloro pl-rfl-cl- Iy (lousllluod. and us" combustion is butter, tho nicotine is prautlclllly destroyed. "There can be no doubt" I he said. "that smokers flnd solace 1 and comfort ill the moderate use of - tobacco."

_ Dl‘. Coplalllndb: sfatolncnf iirlucd tho pronouucclllcut lllflfll“ sonlc years ago by tllc Lullccl. Asl the result of an investigation con-- ducted by that enllncrlt lucdlcel Journal. the Lancet announced that the cigarette ls the purest form In which tobacco can be smoked.

(‘Illi-

Delivered a1". Tignish

The large hall at Tignlshv vus comfortably filled with an atten- tive audience on Thursday cvenlng last to listen to Mr C Gavuu Duffy,l\' C., deliver his address on Colllnlun- Ity Welfare.

Mr. Duffy traced the establish- nlelll of different communities in this Province, dealing pflrllullliifly with the early discovery and ist- ory of the Province, with particul- ar reference to the district in and around Tignish. He then expInilll-d the conditions under which '.Ill' different nationalities that lrokl: up our present Community spilled .ll this Province, suggel-lllnr; illui lb.- lllffereut nationalities lilfltillhl“ their national societies and ll‘lli.l; In one Club, to be known us Illl‘ Sons of Canada. This would be one long step forward 1n lllrl lnllrlrll lo national greatness, to which awry true Canadian should endeavor to attain. Mr. Duffy then offered some helpful suggestions with regard lo Community inlprorelnellt. in this Province and advised thepeoplc to be better satisfied with their conditions here, which are much ill advance of those to be found in other places, if our people only realized this fact. The address vras dispersed with stories connected with the discovery and early history of this Province, some of which were taken from Judge \V8l‘I)lll'I0ll'il new Illstory now being issued. to which the Speaker paid a pleasing tribute, advising his hearers-mo procure and read the new History when issued.

At the close of the address :1 very interesting discussion took

that it should be (Iellcvered from one 0nd of this Province to the other. They declared that in this address Mr. Duffy had struck the right note, which should be

res-

ponded to by every citizen of Prince Edward lslnud.

The Chairman, Mr. Chester P.

Illcffzlrllly, presented the vote of (Ilauks in a very oulogislic address.

A delightful and well rendered prugraln of lllUFIC llnd song was. furnished by lhc young ladies ul’ tho Village and was most accept- ably received. The National Alltllclu brought the ]ll‘0(t00(I1lli{b‘ to u close at u lute lloul' of the evening‘.

llflllllklll I5 Plllllllnlls

(By Dominion News Service)

lllANCl-IESTPJR. Oct. S.——'l‘1lv Illacclesflcld silk trade is experienc- iug one of the worst periods ill its

Ilistory, and lho outlook for Lllo valuing winter is l-xlrc-lllcly gloollly.

Tlu- pros-cut situation is tho cul- llllllilllflll nf the depression which colllllluncell ill 1020. lifter the boom during tho war. Since lhon lilo ill- duslry has Ilcoll continuously lu a precarious condition Although occasional spasmodic Ilursts 0f ac- tivity hllvo occurred ill certain sce- IIUIIH, those have been due to pcr- Iodlull spells of fine wcalhcr and lanllslllllt changes in fashions for \v(llllllll's dross.

Illlllllul-Il us silk ls IIIHIIIIY llll zlr- Illfif‘ of luxury, ll pllrlllllllolll. im- |)I‘ll\'l'.llll‘lll. liilflllfll. Ill: oxpl-clvd Illl-

tll null-l: csllrlnlkll trades llllvu ru- covcrcd their nominal prosperity.

lllflfilllvhllll. the diulnlshed de- Illllllfi for silk goods has tn be shared

Ilolwl-lell tho Ilolun llllfI foreign pro-