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for price.

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Carter & Co. Ltd.

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(Continued) ~ ABGENCE or sEI:ns1'ARv.__ lfleut. H.R. Stewart, Provincial Secretary G.W.V.A.. is in Nova Scotia this week attending the Nova Scotia Veterans' Provincial Convention at Digby, He is also on a recruiting tour for the Air Force.

O O U

A PROBLEM FOR lRlSHMEN.- Westininister Gazette: These ter- rible outbreaks in districts where Sinn Feiners and Unlonists live in close connection demonstrate how great a part of the Irish prob- lem is lrish first and last. Tile English cannot solve it for them, though they can make its solu- tion easier or more difficult. No Sinn I-‘einer can argue. in ince ot these events, that British rule is tho only barrier between Ireland and her peace. Nor, in view of the fact that the worst disturbances have taken place in Ullster itself can any Uisterman maintain that his province is compact and tin- iiifluenced by political conditions in the rest of Ireland. Somehow or other Ulster and Sinn Fein will have to come to terms. Until and unless they do there can be H0 »_

HEAD NOISESI 'l‘Il\' THIS

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If you are irowing hdrd of hear-

ing and fear ‘atarrhal Deafness or if you have roaring. rumbling, his- si Is. i r ears o ui )'U\ll”

I ~- Gl\0\VlNG DEAF \\`l'l‘l'l

ng no es n you i;

drugglsi. and ltet. l titintrv tif l’ttr- inlnt (double strength), nit-i ndtl to

peace under any system of govern- mont.

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RELIGIOUS INBTRUGTIION.-We believe that a certain amount of fundamental religious instruction should be given in our schools. At the present time we believe this is impossible, ut we would 'like to see a few guides to our children posted in every room of -the sdhools throughout the Province. For inst- ance we think no higher ideals could be set before our children t-han that contained in t'he follow- ing. *My duty towards my neigh- bour, in to love him as myself, and ro do to all men, as' I would they should do unto ine: To love, honour. and succour my father and mother: To honour and obey the king, and all that are put in a/uthori ty under him: To submit myself to sill my governors, teachers, spir- itual pastors and masters: To ord- er inyself lowly and reverently to nil my betters: To hurt nobody by word or deed: To be true and just in till my dealings: To bear no inniice nor hatred in my heart: 'I`o keep my hands from picking 'anti stealllng, and my tongue from .evil speaking, lying and slander- ling: ’i‘u keep my body in temper- ance, sober-ness, and Chastity: not

lot England, we do not think it can

Therefore we suggest to our school authorities that it he printed in ini-ge type and a copy posted up

OPPOSE ELECTION -The Army

,_ tins wssttstu ouiaoiii l

Ines. schrs. have entered port: Uraina, _ _ _ __ _.rr Paws um in our nw-'. _.snii»i=imi.-'rits tnitnwing _ 1 . ` _

_,__ Capt Allen, Nellie Reid, Capt

..,_QH°p png" HQLMAN _ RBld_. Pattillas, Beailo Kiefer, CID!

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WESTERN 1=EnsoNALs I$${‘,,,,,°.§',,,,,f’ C§,,,,'_‘ ,».,.,,’ 1......

--- ,Mirsmlchi, with lumber for Messrs

._.M|»g_ Michael A_ Rea.|»dy_ 5mt|||;5. R.'l‘. Holman Ltd. The Golden tltod tion and Mrs. Phelan or Glace Bsy, Clllll- P°“"°“» "N" s5'd“°Y "nh c. ti., were visiting friends in num- I “'80 °f 0°" f°" R°*“‘ "‘ 0°-H fleet and St. Louis recently. '

dvanced age of eishly

-The Misses Anna~M.. d B - at the B

tha Hmgin, 0( Hanan, wx; V13, years, which occurred at her home ing friends 'in Kensington recent- on the 18t-ii removes a kind and 17° ' K- loving mother and neighbor as

C well as an old landmark from our

- apt. Munn of the schooner _

-Myra, left for Murray Harbor on midst' She leave' to mourn be

wednesday after receiving the gud sides it host of friends three sons, intelligence of the death of hiis slat- George and Louis abroad and Wal-

er at that place. H. lace at homa Her funeral on

"*“ ‘lllonday morning was largely at-l

--Mr. Oswald Le Blanc, Camp- ‘ _

bellton, N.B. is visiting here, the tended' Rev' J- C' McLeod °m

guest of his brother Mr. and M-rs. Leon Le Blanc, Summerside. H.

Mlnsrds Linlment for Dandnlll.

EASTERN GUARDIAN

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to covert nor. desire other men‘s If is a Pleasure "° ammunce goods, but to learn and labour tru- “Messrs MW" ‘md H‘"“°m Miss -Annie Fraser of Montalille

ly to get mine own living, and wwdside and Richard Metcalf' has ccept d the Principals de- 'to do my duty in that state of life. Trmn' mdwred Tn Summemide a e

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unto which it shall please Go to w°d“"daY- 011 tl l1\l9il10SS trip. H parinient of the High Schoo _

call nie.” Although the above is ' __-<o>--- from the Prayer Book of the Church _ ' _ Mlnnnls Llalmen for Dumihllf-

-_--£0-3-*-2*-'

be in any way called sectarian.

' Golf `

,in evei-y school throughout the ,rr , ' _ h I provlnm H we cm teach the youdg né.; PAYS 0 buy in this Prov __The flnalsl ln tlxolnilenséznéinwelan

s ips playe on ay

3,\§:rggu§y]0t;g't.&,§l; tgxgggugfinz? nesday afternoons, B6 holes, thy ing them up in the way we would _...*“0RDER from Holmsn's Ca- T' H' Malcom and W‘ Rogers’ wish them to go. tal08.” 9045-ii-22-tf was wo” by me mrm" up'

_ .Assn vEo's Moviivo pininrn °

and Navy Veterans passed n resn- show; with new serial, “Pillai Fm"

,lution taking issue with veteran’s

’tune_’ marvellous production com-

ll 54 P""~ °f "”‘ “’“f'°"” “"" “ “me organizations which have been urs- 1118 UllS`W9¢k- A I Egggxilglegitrlllllrlcn ’ “me -ling an early Dominion general eiec 2950-9~22-3i pd 0 e f This :Kill gfgfhebl;l_n$}fl_;::_§‘kn;T_1§;f|tion, and claiming that the preslent ____ _ __

ml" ° ’ “ ' i not a time for o general e9°‘ *PERSONS WlI8H‘|NG to con-

Cl r *d trlla should oncii. ,_ _ _ °- . 7 brgklziling dil'n(l;»rnc.cnsy sngettmrnm-ltion. _ine rc{~_olutio_n lnp_i1_I__i;<;s“\_t0t;__1\__l~ tlrnlct roi; load oif heriéléig If_i;om Mag MIB. King “ as Dffttlti W0_ll cus stun H199 IIS* H 0 ~ 'tins .int ie ' 1 1_ t I it in easy to prepare, cunts titttc-_fgmig and pensions are, on the Ctiuegts mogrlsgr xIi)gmm__B Sg_i:_l)y'mel:_ By L) lil E. Plllk lillllb and lf' v"*°'°"‘ °° '°‘“’~ "“?’."“"- no tant ine wiii ' “ ' Vegetable Compound.

ivhotis thrti_at:2vi}_eod h:;itl_\m§;a.t;:_i0|_g:_l_i|\\'hT6i,lB9|;)9l`<;\ll5_ie*h to _mer bl; me AFRO, S0lll'ls East,

PIL “GRB U ‘ 8 - - -~l_-

shouid give this prescription it trial., pro a y m

G°"e"““"’“" '_“” Iols, Kansas.-"I was it constant

Ltd will show ladies' hats and coats at Vernon for ti week from

; _ _ _ ____g;_ __ ¥_ _,-___ _ _ _- _ _ ' °' __ ..*LA‘D|ES ATTENT-ION.-Miss s fl 1- from female trouble for _'%`_=;‘&l:lL,T'r_l-T§l:l‘Zll- -slr"-Il' 1-- '- '.-17-ff Kenys of the J. J. Hughes Companyl u ere about is year. I

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_had pains in back and stom- sch, in fact all over me, and. was run down_

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ALL DAY TODAY* ~..

The Opening 'nic Millint->1‘Y

Bringing a Wonderful Range P of the Lovely New Creations

LOVELY MILLINERY IDEAS SELECTED FROM THE

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Every woman dreams of a more up~to-da

enjoys her kitchen and cooking in it if she ha

_in . _ _*sunvEviNe_-Messrs cnpt. .~ I _ » _

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Treasure to Every Housewife

Donald of Hermanvllle vtorking

_Ii for them, Monday and Tuesday,

ie kitchen and every woman

s a MODERN RANGE. »

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‘.._ _lt_ Saturday the 25th Inst, to October ,jf ‘ji 2nd Ladies thinking of purchas- _i_|} 3 ing these articles would do well

I if ,fl to coll- ‘ A friend nf

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mine was cur- ed of the same trouble by Ly- dia E. Pln1q» hsm’s Vee# table Com- pound.I took it and it gave me

I lgeviti and Montague Pigott Mount

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|, outlining the boundaries of their'

III' extensive property, atMount Stew health and strength and made A ,illl ‘itrt, and dividing it into 126 acre new woman of me. I cannot praise `__I',| lots. The Messrs Pigott propose your Vegetable Compoundtoo high-

? retiring from active farming on ac- ly, and you ms°y publish my tes-

it glll count of age and ill health. timoninls as lt may be the means 'ii I

l<°>--l of helping some other suffering

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foremost nzffnery houses in New York_, _Toronto arid_Montreal, by our Miss MacLeliari on her recent visit to the miilixiery cen- tres-will be shown at the opening 'l`llUlfSDf\Y AFTER” 003 23rd. inet. _ _

You will see Charlottetown’s foremost showing of

- ---------New Trimmed Hats W,

--------New Untrimmed Hats _ ‘l --- ---- --New Miilinery Trimmings '

--------New Juvenile Millinerv. ,, ‘-gt - _

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The “PanciI.ra" is a perfect baker. It

_ conserves the heat in the oven and burns

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'S 'til A lil! i t ii t st Mn ' Ciinrt-it j _ .- ‘ _~| so e-mn ze it . ry s I

`.g';'l< 'on Wednesday morning. Rev. J.

very little fuel. It is also an excellent -'_ __ _I.*"I i C' M°L°°” °m°m°d'

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._ CO0l{€I`. _ -,~|»`;`v:,1_~ I.`r_,..~ df Mr. Otto Croei- of New Jersey.

_. iii; who spent his boyhoodddnys here.

__ - ‘ _F1 C. .fl 1J‘,=l_'? [1 ‘.- '_ is renewing friends an acquit n- __ P rice complete with Closet and __ __ _________s_ He ___ the guest M me

‘_ failk ........ . . .. .. ‘__ Cox Hotel_

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" . ':3_. __ " - 'rite aentn ni ivtrn. Mni-y Steele I ' " Tat°'PANooiyt 2, _»

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The Garry" is an ornament to any

kitchen. Women

cooking results and men who like good cooking will find complete satisfaction in

_ this range.

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_ On account of the great scarcity of iron and steel, prices on all ‘ stoves and ranges are likely to be very much higher in the ni ar future, "

' , ' and we wouldadvise all intending purchasers to place their oi der NOW. "

._ " Write us for booklets and illustrations.

A The Rogers Hardware fi _ .,.G0» LIMITED , e

Price complete with Closet and

Tank $88.00

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from time to time ptdilished by lpermisslon, are proof of the value

The many friends of Mr Patrick of Lydia E pinmwm», vegetable

His place is being filled by Miss Genevlve McDonald.

The marriage of Mr_ Henry Wil-

son to Miss Rebecca Mussel’ WHS

who appreciate good

operation rcilulr

Do not stiffer

another day with itching. Iileodlng nr Protrttdinir Piles. No sunglcnl

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AUCTION SALE

The undersigned offers for sale

on his premitiea iiat Springfield, _

Lot 67 on Saturday the 25th day of September, 1920, at 1 o'clock sharp. the following stock, etc:-

. 1 draft horse, 6 years old

1 stallion 1% years old Baron

Kelvin, dam Charming Gay Lad.

1 filly, King Brazllan 1 Holstein cow (in calf) 1 Jersey cow (in (cailf) 1 Holstein cow (in cali)

1 farrow cow.

1 fat cow

1 ox, 1% years old

1 helfer 1% years old

3 calves

4 spring pigs

50 bushels wheat. 15 tons hay. A quantity of dried

hardwood lumber. Sale positive,

ha o'n Ointment will rollevcl Tal” Ol' Shlne- T9l'\'l1B mme KUUWU

and afford lasting bone at sale

N ewh Goods Shown al l'

“- I t rough the store I

Something New For September 24th

I-'ll"°¢nP*

Charlottetown

Opportunity Coming Your Way

From ISopt. 22nd till Oct. 2nd, the I-Iobberiin expert will

be nt the store of Allan W. D. Wsdmsn, 173 Great George Bt. to give you an opportunity of losing sn unusually fine line of wooiens for Fall snd Winter ,wear-This Expert is at your service to help you in your selecting and to give you the full ' benefit of his wide experience bsclted by the Holiharlin organ- isation which stands behind its customers with s full gusrsn-

tes of satisfaction in I-‘lt, Fabric and Fsshion_

“Hobbsrlln Quality Tsllorlng for Mon"

Allen Wé P-I _ Wastes"

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lim Soums NEw8_ 'woman."-Mrs. IREINE KIING, 105 Q ;|I-- lwest Campbell Street, lols, Ktm~ "

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Miss Libbie McCormack left on, The great number of unsolicited ii[~_ Saturday for Providence, R. I.. testimonials on file at the Pink

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F _ _. .1 ., no The “Kootena;,"’ Steel Range is an

I Ill? #T m ham Laboratory manyofwhich are R t W ' ‘ fl' _-_-_~ Q-'lil ‘I efficient, economical and durable range- lj. “’h"° “he 1"” ““‘°“ “ 9°’ °“- ’ e y 0 e

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, ,_ ' _ ,,. It burns coal or wood and has an enviable ill, cnniwni regret in ienrn ni nn non- f_f_¢;1_n_v§»_I:;1d. in inn treatment ni: is

7 Y ~ H, united Serious 11111252- .Every 'ailing wnrnan i‘ tn Uni- ` `

_iI- : 1°."-'l`~.. f_ reputation for economy. ffl, 4- tea stnten is noriiinity “miles to l

L_; ' _ I ,;_ _ , l Miss Sue Carlton is entertaining gigs? _to the Lydia E. Plnkham

. ft ’ V ~ _ \.;~ . - inn Misses ivtttcneit ni nronitiine, c ne Cv.. (confidential). Lynn. S b

_ I'{D , _ _.__ Price complete with Closet and Mm_ for me pm week tiinsn., our spnnini novice. tt is e

_IH I 3 _' _ I `~ ‘ ' ~ _ T k , gi? ;~t_i_t;dY to YO!! h¢BlIt.h26ig\d O b M M

-I ;_ -_(__. -' [Ill ..... . . _ .. 1 - _ = €_y0u o. ur uyers r_ ag- ` 'li “ It' Mr' E“g°"” Wy""° M” "med Leod and Miss Foster

' ~ his connection with the Souris _ _°--' _ Q I4 Drug (‘o. and returned to the city. Speflll 3. great deal Of time

visiting the makers of women’s clothing through out Canada this Autumn.

The results of their pur

chases will be shown at the opening

Tlittrsrlny 23rd inst. There will be shown

the new things in --------Fur Coats

--------Fur Neckwear

--------Fur Muffs --------Cloth Coats

--------Suits

--------Dresses --------Blouses

The most modern show

ing in Prince Edward Is

' _ Not the miIl_inery and ready to wear departments alon I' will be making a display on Thurs ay afternoon. Throughout th store there will be interesting showings. l

------Special Exhibit of Wall paper and draperies. ` ` §

------Beautiful showing of Silks and Dress Goods.

------Millinery for Men-Hats and Caps. 11;, A-_

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