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an he et Lsnurtra

the o n mar of t a eomiuun it l Eli M ' 0

-HR FRANK LAFIPIRTY in

Guardian Agent in Bummerlide. I-lin itida phone ur 86

Y. name y. °l\ ( lllar), relic: ol

and ¥»l\l‘0¢\¢ trcllhle- T\1¢ the into John Fisher. The deceamd

,medicine for enema; try

25s. per bottle at Hughes’ Drug

To Grow lhir on A Bald Head

' By a SP°¢lalint.)

Thousands of people euder from

baldness and falling hair who, having tried nearly every _advertised heir tonic. and hair-grower without re- sults. have resigned themselves to baldness and its attendant discom- fort. Yet their case is not hopeless; the following simple home prescrip- tion has made hair grow after years of baldness, and is also unequalled for restoring hair to its original color, stopping hair' from falling out, and destroying the dandrud germ. It will not make the hair greasy, and can he put up hy any druggist: Bay Rum, 6 ounces; Lavona ds Com- poaec, Z ounces, Menthol Crystals, one-half drachm. If you wish it per- fumed, add half to one tcaspnonful of To-Kalon Perfume, which unites

perfeclly with the other ingredien& This preparation is highly reco mended hy physicians and specialists, lid is absolutely harmless. as it contains none of the poisonous wood alcohol so frequently found in hair tonics.

_sons, William and James survive lzer.

Vrwo 'on' Edward “nd Harb" "r°d°` erly, not applicable to the ward re-

ccased their mother. The late Mrs. ‘right und _nd an “gm Pm,” at

a .

U16. and was in her usual go-il

had passed the 10th milestone of her A"'M' W A HILLMAN "G“°“u‘°“ Z g

health until about seven or eight weeks before her death. Three daugh- ters, Lucy, Ellen and Mary, and Luo

Fisher wasnquiet, industrzous peaceful neighbor, a devoted and mother, and arespectcd worthy Christian citizen, uh) nothing harmful to say of :.u.g“

and v~ ife and

\\'i C.

During the last decade of her life and n “vm for a l""ger p°n°‘!' We had “discontinued promptly on expired

great deal of domestic ;.'llicti<»n in d her home, and yet she hare it all‘ with genuine pntienrc and in z; (aim

and s=\!\mi-‘si‘-'e <‘\»riS'1'»u vnim. H-mir-ofmy evening. october mn for

husband, who lm-l prerierm.-s»_-rl her-M

some 10 years ago net-arne rua-ntr-lly§¢§c Recital in QL paups Han’ Sum-

aillicted beiore lxis death; ' her son m Herbert, upon whom she leaned for' support and whom she hoped would

Fw "lm p_r°f'_‘ “mi ftny of fhgif hf‘_'~"¢ small attendance ‘of the council ol in tie c.o>.ng years of her lifenlled, the Summerside Board of Trade' the ‘ “hm” """`° 5""“`S 85°' H" “ml meeting to be held last evenilll was

James has been mentally afflicted by| D times for some years past. _-\fter| llrlerm-!'t`s death. Mrs. Elias Acorn,

‘her ‘l"“_ght"`r Mary) ‘md 1'" bus-' presentation to Mr. Frank Lyle, on

land. lived in the home with herip

_ _ v

{rwt!llcr+\`\|lti`li abort the end of June; the L~ry,,t_a| Cate. wmch was omitted A “S ' “ “n ' rs' ‘ cm" hec"""° me“"[ron‘. the report which nppeared on

ionday.-J, ' e

tally dv-railzefl :ind had to he remov-'_\

led to Fulconwood asylum wliere she;

is srriouslv ill Her dzrnngeiuent he-|

dasth angel came to Cam- Parlsrl. Bnmsisrlide.

Road, V .bot 63, on the 10th ` d cd th ~ _

al _

Bl'

lmclweek or two before the time they

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gent in Albsrtcn, and hs will be led to receive news, new and renew-

v in

-BMELT NETS all sizes Bea ls- nd Cotton, Scotch Linen- the

ees 1962-10-8lfws4iEsii. 1 -sunscnlasns gnome' renew _a

tion for

Cash

good taste all through You always 8° Bra

ah shi an

en-

“RED

new lup-

-niucus dequom

subscnptlon. ‘nd ‘d erti. ‘_ ;&lll$ ill f|ll'l”»llC. BK thi! IPIOIP

d and varied *stock which shows t 7 -

furniture that is" dillennt' at 3 IMS-10-'Im¢\\|Gi.8!3l.

li °-WEDDING GIFTS!! Braces are owing-‘s line 'of dainty and useful lm ill Nil>P0l!. Limoges, Bayrenth 3 Royal Worcester, Hammered

ve pam for has expires and time Bm" md semuns- Out Glen at

ate. -

-R1-:c1'r,\L.-Au should reserve

ot miss an issue, as all papers are Pfi°°9 "mt Will Ewa*-1! 8\l1'Pl'iB° Y°\l-

1943-10-7mtuf6lel3l

riisvms A

-Dr. Alex. McNeill, Summerside,

iss Bertha l". M. Liormarfs Dramu- lea," this morning for a trip to

crside. 2222. c

western Canada, going us far as the

oust. Before returning Dr. McNeill ill spend some time at Hospital

-uonren or '1‘naDi-:_-owing to e XM, in Ching” _ _-I

ostponeil until ri later date.--~l.

._..__ 0 .

is Blwlldillg the Thanksgiving holi- days nt his home in Alberton.-A.

-(‘Uiil{E(.‘TION.-The supper und

riday evening lust, took place at

. t

- °¥HIP‘\lE T EE1’ --The

Ff0l11 Y@9t¢"dHY's evening Guardian)

-Prof. J. Garfield Bennett, teacher I English, Prince of Wales College

-Mr. Michael Francis, Principal of lberton High School, and his moth- r, spent Thanksviving in Tignish he guest of Mr. George Bhelioon,-T.

lberton are:-W-. A. Walker, Monc-

Foxes. Marten 1.3.-4-`\V.i»f@\l-`.1:o'.-' arm ole furor ofnerjfirsf ,,,,,,,,‘,,,,,,x ,,, ,2f;,,,,§,§,m ,iw 1S_ A-Hctel arrivals. Wisner House.

’ |"r°E_ bw" mlm The “i_““‘°k "J her land this season, 441 in number, was t

‘f£‘r;;;`;;';',st:mngf]ci(i::£f;)’;‘;‘“"t(:"get:;I‘:`iriadeby Mr. S. H. Jones yesterday

with James' zifllictiun (for the tw0H;l?`lE:3="" 'uw smpmeut goes t° B°B' S011, St.. John; B. And!‘0\v8, Tignlsh;

"' l r r l f0‘<ES

'xrf~'n l-`”llrf»nv'l.-id) i--as so severe]

on; A. I3. Keirstead, St. John; W. G. McKenzie, St. Jehu; W, R. Wil-

M. F. Macklin, ` St. John' Jnc Ker-

2 mm* :md S’ "C fe "“‘ “' ° _ -ilu.: ine' < ther sl-..'.n@'1 more iron ' rip. Sherbroolv J. E. Wrifrht. Sum-

i‘/; years old had llue s lhls; spring

| bn-lr ail silv r female rl-2

years 4-ld had liter basl _~p-i g l

r tlfrk and -ilv.r dog 1,'-2' years

Old futher of llilcr

7 lug-, y img feumlcs .lotigo

per-‘em l»l:vc‘.:

3 large young dogs .io to 9

cr ri' black

4 large ycuugcrcss fcxnnles and,

2 dogs.

r very large I-lanl trapp.d red

fc sale had litter la t sl ri-'g

r palr of dfuk uiafxlu

2 very large d uk female Also a. number ot mink.

The Tyne Vrlley Fox fxchange

Tyne Valley, P. I2. I.

1221- lo-\5\dwfmtlNovi5.

) pl! f'

COOTIS

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Shoes 0f Proven

Qualify Buying Walk-Over

shoes is no exieliment, the quality has lneu proven bv the many \v»‘urer-a rl e vmrld over. Theve are more Walk- Ovcr shrcs worn lu ev.-ry country in the W1 rl-i than any other named shoe. '

For Men .. . . . $6.o;»a pair “ Women..._$5 oo n pa ir

MURRIS & SMITH

l ,.".h-2 lwcmue suddenly ill, and was im-

m » r 1 eu,

ni-_»di.1tely tr-.ken to the homo of her :laughter ll.\lvy), Mrs. I-`dward Ker- uin, wliere she `»\'us= tendrrly and lovingly nxinistwell toull through hcl- lust illness by .\fr. und Mrs, Ke,-_ win and furmly. Her non \‘lillium of ('ity Mills, Mass., spent :ifcw days with his nzlithf-1' uliortly br-fore her dcctll. :ml her d:au~:hter, Mrs. Hud-

bms and .-»r"\u.'\intunr-es came to pay .1 farewell tribute of respect to the departed, und ull seemed deeply mov- ed with lwurtfelt sympathy for the family bereaved.

The burial services were conducted

tc-rv. her mortal remains were laid to rest, by the side of loved one; gone before.

MISS I\l!\liY I-lI‘l'l‘H ERIGE.

-THE EM[’RESS.- The outward

cargo of the Empress yesterday' morning consisted of about 1,100 hugs of outs, l,00.~ bugs of starch, 440 lambs and two cases of mixed freightf -J.

-THF. SW.-XNSEA ’l`RADI‘3ii_- The

iiavnnsea Trader from Halifax nrrivel in Summcraide at 6 p. ni. on Mon- day, and after lonrliug about 2000

'ly to snil on return about dnylight,

still in port last evening.-J.

-SU!\l.i/lERSIl)l:}R NOMINATED.-

Among those in nomination ou the Progressive ticket in the State elec- tio of M ssachusett which takes

. . , . n D ,s_

bv the IM” P"‘”t‘“`~ RW- A- GmY» V place next month, is Mr. Weldon L. 'n th" M“r""-V H‘“`h"r N‘“`th ("`m"' Pressman a former S-lunemcrside boy,

who has resided in Boston for some ycnrs. He is nomiuntcd representa- tive of the 9th Suilolk District for the State House of Representatives.

--THE MOl-lWENNA.- The Mor-

l'I.AGL'E IN RUSSIA.

HT. PTTTSBIIRG, Oct., 1'- The

nlague has broken out at Novo-Stro- rsk, u suburb of Novo-Tcherkask, capital of the territory of Don Gos- snclfs. l-:levi-n~ deaths halve occurred und the suburb in cordoned.

L_ l - =

Women Who Take

this universally popular home remedy-at times, when there is need-are spared many hours of unnecessary suffering-

Z’L’C‘/7#/15

Aienis

N s.u ..."vh.. -a

1,, 1,,y,-ing ,mmm-y of Miss Mary wenno., of the Black Diamond Line,

Hetberige who died at Clilirlrittctownl from Montreal' wth the lnrggst in' r,,, y~‘ri,|_,y_ _o,(.,,¢,_ 19, 1913' aged 15|\v:\rd carfzo of the season, arrived in

y,,,___S ,md mm, m,,,,u,,;' ,,c],,v(,,1; surnmerslde at noon Monday und left ¢l:\ue'hter of Mr. and Mrs. \Villia111,‘"‘W""‘ “hom 3 "- m' T“°5d“y my 5'" H,.m,,,.,£,,_ y),.,.,.,,g,.,| \._-Us of ,, k,nd,J1-l|n’s, Nfld. Her outward cargo :ind Jrcllinl rlisporlltion :ind \v:\s luvediconsisted of 600 bag” potatoes' 5"", by :\‘l \-:ho luul the plr-nfuire of her ""1-"‘ Uf °“t“» 0"" cm' "f straw' 10" nc::_|;|int:\nr°r>. She leaves to n\r\lirnlCh“0”""‘ 50 hmm of cattle “ml 45 lim p:-.l'o|1Ls, two 1»=§<‘f1-rs .fin-l one bro-| Shecl'-_'L

llwr. The funeral "\~rvirc was conduct- ` _ _ _ .1 ,q tl, 1 ,,,,. ,,,,| . ,_ by I.. -ll-lu !\lfh\'lHL.Y MEETIINM of

.e : _ e im' : l.rav ._r, _ - V , _ ,,,,_,,t,.,,. tm, R,,v_ ML fI\;,y1m._ lthe Norboro Women s Institute wus

held in the school on Saturday at 2 p. in. The vice-president presided nu-l the program opened with singing. The subject of Breud and Biscuit making brought forth suggestions from every member and thc discus- sion wus found Very helpful and in- teresting. The next meeting is to be held in tue School on Wednesday October 2‘Jtl1, ut llulf past three, sub- ject, Cake Making: 2211.

--THE 1NTi'll!I£STING SUBJECT:

“Wash day-How to muke it easi- er" was that chosen by the Dnrnlcy Women's Institute for their monthly meeting. An instructive article on this topic read by one of the mem- bers called forth considerable dis- cussion and many ideas along the lines touched on in this paper were mlvunecd by the members. Thus o great deal of valuable information was given :ind received. At this meeting some new officers were elect- ed, nnrnely \'icc-president, Mrs. llob- crt Mucnutt, and as one of the direc- tors, Miss Mury Morrison. Next mouth the program ls in the hands of n capable committee und the meet- ing promises to be specially inter-I resting. It ls to be held in the school,

merside; C, M-:Arthur, Sumniorside; V, S. Berry, Montreal: J. M. Car- ruthers, Montague: R. L. Jamieson, Halifax: J. S. Addv. St. Jehu; Har- ry__Jn.|ues, Charlottetown.-A.

:For curing and banishing that

codich and accompanying hcndachc, sore thrQat,etc.,you will find Hexall Cherry Bark Cough Syrup the rcztily

-1 1,1@\~-u -- ft 1 1- rf-' ' . . _

most pleasing to the taste, ulluys all

llfrll_:'.l '- .

m"""' or ‘ ‘X -V “`l‘t""5 “"1 “"1-Eh but o\.ing to the rough weather was irritations and strengthens the de-

licate membrunces; of the throat. Put up in two sizes 501:. and 25c. u bottle. guaranteed. The MacKinnon Drug C0.. Corner Grcut George and Kent Sta. Mtf.

l1UNGllH§llIlllllL|S'l S

HULU Cllllllllllilll

KANSAS f_‘l'l'Y, M11., Oct. 21.-All

:irrairitgcments have been compic-ted for the z‘<‘u<-pti-_b :md ~--.ert.~.iuu\eur. of the lla-lcimtcs to the iriennlal ses- ,sion of Liu- I\';iti<-:-"_l Uounci! nf Von- gxelxntiolml lfburehcu, which com- ruenees here tornorrow_ The dele- gates include runny of the divines, mluunt-irs and bu.:iue§=s men of the country. There are also delcizntes from (‘n.na\l:i, Austrnlln and Great Britain, together with missionaries of the denomination from ull nnrts of the pagan world. Talks with the delegates zilrendyt-mi the field give abundant evidence of a general ex- pectation that thu convention is des- tined to be the most important in the history of the church.

A new constitution, containing a

new statement of doctrine, will le ,one of the first und principal mat- ters to be considered by the National Council. If the constitution, to bc voted on, is adopted by the Council, which thus far has been purely an nd- miuistrative body, will have its pow ers vastly increased. The constitu- tion to be presented to the conven- tion hns been in process of construc- tion for scvcrnl years. The llnnl draft, composed by a commission of _nineteen members of the Uouncil,con- tnins thc following statcmcnt of doc- trine, which is understood to be au adequate expression of the fiongrcgn tional faith.

“We believe in God, the Father. in-

finite in wisdom, goodness und love und in Jesus Fhrist, His Son, Our Lord und Savior, who for us and our salvntion lived und died, und liveth ,ive-rmore; und in the Holy Spirit,who

the me

There

of the powers.

denomination

sittings of Oolmcil is to con-' sidered. This committee, it is said. will not trespass on the authority of the local church. ' A commission of missions in proposed to consider some method for an elective supervision of the six denominational beuevulenres.,

business ol

considered at this gathering is that of theological seminaries. Uongrego- ( tionnlists have at present but three, seminaries tor‘the training of their ministers in traditional ways, st At-

cago. An eflort may be made to start a movement for the establish-

Another-question of moment to be 5

lauta, Ga., Bangor, Me., and Chl- P _ _ _

Ofucg ggcompanted, by Cf1€ql1‘:_f0i‘ $5 50, for Which 150;

ment of olle or more additional sem- cbpies Win be forwarded; of $4 00 for -» Lic-li 5 0 may b¢ 0b'

SILVER

PRINCE EDW'AR.U

Y ef

Indenls are being attended to in orde,1"'¢'J]-";;9,g;_,giRy, but

ome delay has been 1\U§1V0id8bl9 °l?.i-“S _I9 llgtirpecg. ddemaud. _ ` F A '

I All deslrious gf obtaining copies ol the impiriant amphlet should send their orders at'o'1:¢- no the Guzil-_limi

inaries. Another question which muy taine-d_ ' - cause considerable discussion is the f'

proposition of holding the meetings of the National Council every two, years, instead-of-.every three yéers

Charlottetown- Guardian

as it has been customary.

Much interest- is manifested in the

coming election of amoderator and a secretary of- the National Council. There are several candidates for each

ofiice and the outcome of the elec-I tion is awaited with considerable in- terest by Congregationalists through- out the country. Among the Urin- clpnl candidates for the moderator- ship are President Henry Churchill King, of Oberlin College, former Moy- or D. Percy Jones of Minneapolis, Minn.; the Rev. Dr. Charles S. Mills of Montclair, N, J.; Governor Bald- win of Connecticut and the Rev. Dr. Samuel H. Woodrow, now president of the Congregational Home Mission- ary Society.

The principal candidates mentioned

for the secretnryship are the Rev.l?r. W. H, `l)ay, pastor of the First Church of Los Angeles. Calif.: UW llcv. Dr. Willinm I.. Barton of ('hi- cago, now active in C‘oi\l1fC‘i-’.1\l-lmilll journalism; the llcv. Dr. l"-dW2F<l I in coln Smith, lately of Seattle, but now with the Amcrirnmbonrd, und the Rev. Dr. Hubert C. Herring of the Home Missionary Society.

The oflice of secretary, which is

imporlgmf, if some proposed changes in the constitution are mnde, bc- cause under the new plan thc powers I of the secretary will be "r<`f\|l$' C"- lerrecd and he will ln- made r~‘_::u:'- man of the proposed missions com-

mission.

llad a Stroke

_ of Paralysis

AND FOUND A CURE IN DR. Cl-iASl<l’S NlSR\`l'~] FOOD

It is always better to prevent scri-

ous diseases of the nerves. There are many warnings, such us slceplessness. irritability, headaclies and nervous indigcstion.

Prostration paralysis nnd locomo-

tor ataxin only eome when thc nerv- ous system is greatly exhausted. Even though your uilmfuit muy not yet be very serious, there is n great satisfaction in knowing “Ulf DV (7hasc's Nerve Food will cure para- lysis in its earlier stages.

Mrs. R. Bright, 215 Booth Avenue

Toronto, writes: “Two ycnrs ago my hushund had n stroke which left him in a weak, nervous condition. He started taking Dr. (‘-hnse‘s Nerve Food and Kidney-Liver Pills, and we euw the good results almost immedi- l ntcly. They have mude e new man of my husband and we cannot speak too highly of them."

Dr. Chese's Nerve Food, 50 cents

n box, 6 for $2.50, all dealers, or ',`,'lmanson, Bates & Co., Limited.

oronto.

1 ggi xr-9 MEG. K' '

F _ " -- - -----~---T ...myggng

F i

Get Your New Fall Suit Here

~ ‘ ADF; _ r

We can show you a superb ` \..,‘wy/,

l 1; _ fl?

`3:L1_

' if, '_»

display-all the lates: in cut and 'fm \\

design ~ fine suits of tweéd, w mst- J

ed and fancy mixtures. They fit, \ \

they look fine, near well and cost

li tle. Scefhc display. _ }\¢`-

Reuben Tuplin £3 Co ' ~

Kensington ‘

P. E I. Red Foxes For Sale

1 Red Female Breeder- From

black blood she had four' pups

3 Red Female Pups.

1 Red Male Pup.

Apply to

LLOYD S. COX

2228-io-zzMwfm6i

1 Red Female. Breeder. -

this season.

Ab0ve will be sold at a snap-

J Morcll, P. E I.

Q replaced by the digestible

. IS Cattle Food is a pure product of the Sugar Cane, the richest grass in » ,_ the world, only the _d1.-cstible pith of the cane being used to absorb the l molasses _ 20 p c. of this pith will absorb 80 p, c, of concentrated m0|aSg¢,_

Molascuitis pure cane molasses, minus the water, which is dried out, and

F ' It is the most easy; practicable and economical means of handling rnofas- ses,and‘1n’ the best form for feeding to all stock.

...~_.

(lfughes° Pelenil

pith.

._.A- _r.._

A..-A ..¢_.._._...._.....-.M>..=...._c¢~»~

, Molgscuit Meal i

'_' vox on “KE”

3 Dark Silver Dogs, age two

years.

1 Black Newfoundland Fe-

male age 18 months.

3 Dark Silver Female pups.

age 6 months.

2 Dark Silver male pups, age 6

months. .

The above stock will _be sold

at reasonable prices. by immed- .J`ate.dpphcatron to

i HQRNBx

LLMmM

P. IJ? Island. .

at 3 p. ni. on Wvllncsday, November izru. 2211

-THE MAl"'I.l‘l LEAF Won1en's In-

stitute had nn interesting meeting at the home of Miss Enimeline Marehbank, New Annan, last week. 'I‘hc program was Varied with music, which tends to more nttrnctivc mectlmrs. After matters of business were disposed of the supervisor gave nn instructive -lcmonstrutiou on thl (lunning of Chicken and explained the n-cthod of thc work very satisfactor- l]y_ Pi¢'¢b;s were also discussed and some vnlunhlo recipes were given. All the members takin!! Duff- in the ‘li-° cussion following, many helpful and practical ideas were learned. It if pleasing to note the increasinfl UST of members in this active Institute. A nice supper was dalntily served hy‘ the kind hostess, after which all pres- ent enjoyed aancinl chat. A vote of thanks was tendered the supervis- or and hostess for s very enlovahle afternoon. Next meeting will he held ln Tmvel]er's Rest Hall, on Wednes- day, November 11th uf- tW0 0'¢\°°k' rublect, The making and Packing of Butter. _ 2211-

SHIPPING NEWS

Blat.-Behr. Case Ill.

R ‘1 Mor-

Oct.

taketh of the things of (ihrist andre- vealcth them to un, reviewing, com- forting und inspiring the souls of gmen.

“We are united in striving to know

the will of God ns taught in the Holy Scriptures, and in our purpose to walk ln the ways made known or to he made known to us. We hold it to Christ to proclaim the Gospel oi all Christ to proclzim the Gospel to all mankind, exnlting the worship ofthe one true God und laboring for the progress of knowledge, the promo- tion of justice, the triumph of pence, and the realization of human broth- erhood.

"Depending, as did our fnthers,up-

nn the continued guidance of the Holy Spirit to lead us into ell truth, we work und pray for the transform- ation of the world into the Kingdom of God, and we look with faith for

,Ai

when fed to cows, it will increase the quantily and quality ofthe milk.

hen fed to horses it improves their condition and workin owers.

» . _ 8 P.

Give them a handful or so with their other food when they come in tired afler

a day s work, reducing the oats by the amount of Molascuit added.

Nlolascult _ls extensiyely used in Demerara, Argenline, South Africa,

Maurruus India, Australia and of course in England, '

'ln;Ih¢; Canadianhfarmer will not be slow to grasp its value. ‘ l

o ascun ist e richest su ar food t ' ' ' ‘

pun sugar. g , con aming as it does over 50 p. c. of

_ Ag nie For P. E. Island, Cnrvell Bros. _

2232-.o zzi/lmszmosihenmsgi

an lb

4 ,

- BLA,€J_I<_f_»°¢0.

__ '-'“' - I il _J

Fancy ]ugs

Our stock of Fancy Jugs is very extensive ' F ` _ _ , and you will findp- greet

V°"¢*Y Of Palfuns and d¢S\3"S. as well as a wide range of rice! fd' select

from. These jugs are made b ' f ' P l .‘ are sold both singly and in setg dfizseg. me best English m‘k*"£-.d

' Fancy Jugs from l5etu 85s Each . V ` A

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