‘fIMAAM-iu on» city, Nov. - 1080a to Mr. and Mrs. J. R. , u aou. Congratulations.

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UaQi-Ilnaom-at Irma, Alberta I Nov. 0th, to m. and Mrs. RJ... eraon (nee Barbara M. Matil- ) a dlllghtdr. Katherine Elise. Patriot please copy )

DEATHS

. _ qwam-At ‘New Westminster, I. o. on Nov. 1'Ith, lezo_ Ifimnie Isabelle Owen. wiie 0t D. H. Mac- , and daughter of the~late , lllloafllwen oi Charlottetown PJIJ.

. mliouaun-ln the City Hospit- " ll, November the 17th. Ellie. ‘be "‘ (wile oi Aleaander McDonald a! s city. Funeral will take ' place 1mm her late residence 259

Hilton Street. Friday morning at j~ 3.40‘to St. Dunstaxfa Cathedral. l Lhence to R. C. Semeiery.

_ fioliliers’ Ilemorial _- Meeting

A meeting oi.’ citizens interested in the erection oi a fiovinoial orlal in honor of the Soldiers who gov-e up their lives in the Great War, was held in the May- urn ofllce, Wednesday afternoon. it iour o'clock. Such memorial is

to be in the llorill oi‘ all Arch m" Shaft. There were prest-nt His Wur-

ihip Mayor Riley. Percy ‘Pope EJI‘.

an, John McKenna_ S. A. McLeod. H’. W. T-idmareh. Chas. Chandler. MJJOI‘ MdNutt, hlrs. F. 1,. llaszurd and Mrs. Bagnali. , ' It was made known tllui the sum

Higgs, -M. L. A., Dr. W. J. Mc-Mili- ‘

a! “$483.00 was at present in the batik, made up by the canvassers oi the Victory Loan and $300.00 in the bends oi the P. E. I. Artillery

683.00 to go towards the erection ot‘ thhl Memorial. lt was decided to iorlll a. gener a1 committee, composed oi His Honour the Lieutenant Governor no Honourary Member, Hon. J.H Bell, Premier the Mayor oi (Jhar- ., l lott/etown and the Mayors oi each ,,/ oi the Incorporated Towns m" 1.1m Island, and other prominent H's‘-

; dents-throughout lll8_(.'0lilill‘_\‘ Du.- " tricts. _ , _ ' Th» present standing Iibnlnlitt-

ees are composed oi’ thi- lug gentlemen:

L. E. Prolrse Major i). .-\. liai- Kinnon. S. .-\. McLeod. John iir- Kenna. Major .\It:.\'ult. Ilr. ",7, J. McMillan -Percy Pope. Chas. (Jllan~ dler, H. W. Tidmarsh. with power to add to the (Yomulittee.

A meeting will be held next Wed-

lollrriv-

JYIGDIS.

as Convener. appointed Sect-cinn- mlttee.

W- W- Clarke‘. fiecy pro. 10111..

Winter Outlook

to the

More Optintistio

(Special to The Guardian)

f , MONTREAL. Nov. 17—Adjutaut “m1” ggod state J. C. Harbor oi the Salivation Ar- my Ito-tel here expresses tho view

that the local unemployment not aibnorltlal atld he (Ines, look iorwad to a. bad winter. claims that. work at present being obtained tor nearly genuine applicant.

A number oi silver breeding lux

es and their pups for sale . R. J. MCNEILL

_-___¢

‘ Commencing Monday. 81th. we will era havimz hogs to offer will their rnapoctiva uvntinnn. TUIIINIIAY Mont wright, Montag.» Periey Drake. Vernon A. D. Martin. Grand Viv-w Wm. K-arneiy. Murray River Harry Jenkins, Hazclbrook wedlock and Cox. Mort-ii Bert It. Brown, York. Chan. (‘inlwili Northern.

Wm. C. Clark. dulntnersidn.

lohn Whiteiioad, Kensinztnn

.a. H. D. McLeod. Albany

null lluttart, Carleton

liverett Hashim. Emerald veratt wedlock. Huntur Riv»- . We will take delivery oi hogs ~.»-. er! week day at our plant in f‘!- ~ lolletowu. Hlulleur Jfllfkfil uric-- paid at all 905ml. For iniormatinr Oholn limos 511 or Abattoir Sll. IIAIAIIIAI PAIYKIIQ vim. Inn

Association. making u total oi’ $4.l

Just a Minute,

Please !

"Now that [have your kind attention, I'll sli p you some second - hand information."

INUTE and hour-hand

information. too. Ab

out

the lngersoll Waterbury watch.

Of course, you've heard

oi

the Waterbury, but maybe you

don't know him intimately

He's w o r t h knowing-a

bright, smart, stylish

little

watch — twelve size — jcwelled

to give him accuracy and smoother movement. And he costs but $7.00.

For 75 cents extra you can own Waterbury Radiollte. who

tells time in the dark.‘

Waterbury is a watch with the distinction and beauty of an expensive cllronomcter. along with the sturdiness and dur-

ability of the famous Itigersrill Maple Leaf. Yet this combination oi’

qualities costs. as I said before. only $7.00, or $7.75 for Radiolite.

the

gt 4

Muels from $3.25 to $14

Hill?

town oi hiontaguc containing

tion. Quantity lumber and w large orchard bearing fruit oi varieties.

ini ending purchasers woull.

iiully situated in one 0t the

nesday afternoon. Nov. 24th at tour o'clock in the Mayor's Offir-o. (‘lty Hall; to ~i'ul'thel‘ consider zirrangc-

Ills Worship Mayor Riley will uci

Major NlcNutt was Tom-

is

vvvry

Tyne Valley, P. E. I.

iseotemmlv i] v _ h m r ‘take delivery n! ilvv, (Motown

ell It r- n during D into. Far - _ _ n Iryllnllldll bo sold by public auction if well to neo our representative»- n

i’. E. Island. '

we’ .50

rerun

‘One and one halt mllcfi f"!!!

100

ucros in cxccllent state oi cultiva-

ood. best

Farm fenced and watered. Good buildings, cement iloors in stables and Ilenncry. 'I‘clephollc. and clec tric light wires passing on road-

(l0

well to see this {arm as it is beaut

b.“-

larullng and shipping locelitiesdn

| For further particulars apply to

l PRESTON l.. CAMPBELL,

i36-i3-10-22-isrn-l at. - L l

Fault For Sole

l l ‘ Far-m oi 87 acres situated ‘Dunstaiinage. only ‘ rom Cilarloltetovvn.

' New Glasgow, P.E.l.

Ill

seven miles 65 acres oi cultivation,

|bailance oi Ilumber and hard wood. a never falling Spring ill-Iii i" .back oi farm. Neal- churches,

lscllool, railway and butter factory

J. C. STEWART. Dunataffnagc.

llllearance

“malso in connection good dlvclling H‘ lll0llS8 and outbuildings all in good is ‘ repair, ior particulars apply.

Auction Sale

I llm instructed by Ross Wile-at-

‘icy in sell by public

auction.

Hllomlzty. Nov. 22nd at. 1 p. m.

.-l Ills farm, known as Wln. Part- lridgi; farm. tzrlnsisting of eighty ‘at-res oi‘ choice land with grove

suitable ior iox ranch situated ou

Iluinu Road t'our miles from ‘ll Good orchard, u data dlvelling tllouso. Tile a inoi. sold privately. ' Also at the saute time and p it'll] stock consisting oi iour h ‘horses, fifteen milk cows and damning inlplements. ’l‘l<ll'i.'MS—--'l‘welvo

ion approved joint notes.

tllur- p-io- hove

lac-c, eavy all

months credit fferme

lot‘ larlll made known at sale.

- Sale positive as all iced was ;burni in recent tire, everything flnuat go. ‘

For further particulars appl E. Wheatlcy Kr. Co., Ltd., Great George Si.

J. A. MaoDONALD,

37415 I l-ltidl.

House and lot ior Sale

House and lot at North

in good repair. Apply John Di-acnll, North Wiltahlrc.

37lB-11-17-wflm 6i. ii“

a Auction Sale

The heirs oi’ tlielatv lllllip Gil- lie will sell by public one Court u-louoe in Albei-ton on ill-L‘ twenty seventh daly oi November inot, at 12 o'clock noon. 100, ucrcs o! Maud-land, tarm riot. No. 22 sit-

inan Statlotn, on the Terry Boylnn

Road, For itirther Mritiwtlaro apply to

Wilt- chire station. House and barn and ~' 2 other outbuildings, i; room lions’: _,

uctinn at q

illiie about. two miles from Coic- ‘L

lake Your Order _ For Printing

__T()_

"The ifeutral Job Printery

1T6 KENT STREIEYI‘

c ilAil-Ltyrrlarowu,

y to 224

Auctioneer.

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TELEPHONE 4-20-14

QQOOOO-OO-l

‘IIIE ‘woiuu in I MARRIED

BY JANE PHELPS

NAN AND DICK TALK IT OVER

Chapter i3

That night alter dinner Dick helped lue clear away. Then he took pencil and lpapel- and we sat down by the dining room table to figure.

“We ulust get right down to hard facts," he said, biting the eno ot‘ the pencil. “Now please toll me what you did with lllat snout-y. l hated in bothcr you when you wort; sick but I really um cur- ious." lie said it in a khlllly way. yo! thcrc was, I t-huugllt. a lltlle hard look ill his eyes. '

I explained that bolure baby caule there was so ulany things I needed. and that I had to llavc in preparation lor Jilnior that I had -tn use it or run into dcht for iho things. "All right again do a thing out ulouey uus yours zuiue. yct l thought ll would go out of my mind that night you tuill ule we were stony ‘broke, and

dcal'—but novel-

a s llluuh as

incurred while you were sick, illlil

ii we get that carriage, nearly iour. That twill mean_ you see. that ior four months we won't

have a rout ulore than we had be- lorc the raise."

“But you don't Iluvc hose bills right away."

“I can't pay them in full. but I saw the doctor and he will be perfectly satisfied to get his In three installments. and I promised llc should Ilave it tllut way. The nurse I have paid. But the drug hill was rather large/and as you know illPIT‘ are scvcrul Qther

to pay ull

can lei the ‘CidfFlilI-‘IG go, and go along with ihc go-czlrt?" "No. iudvetl! And I llllllk youro silly, lll Ilurry so with illc lllllS. I had planned to do u lot oi things with that extra money!’

"Eveijvihirlg will have to wait until tilese things are paid." He said it stcrnly~lol' him. Then tak- liis iwilcil and paper hc ligurctl it all out. "When _\'0u NPI‘ the figur- es. Nllll‘ you will understand bei- ter. They don't lie. you know."

I saw plainly enough that il he followed out his ideas his increas- ed salary would mean nothing to me Ifor some time. As he had said. it lEll us just whore we were be fore for Your uluilths.

“I lllll getting pretty shiny. loo_ Nun. It lvnu't do for lne tn look ion shabby. you know. I thought I would get a. suit. but if we get. the carriage the suit will have to wait." '

“Won't vou tailor trust you?"

“Probably, if I zlskeci him io."

“Then ask hiul! You are shabby and so uul l. Surely you won't. mind asking a tailor to wait. a month or two."-

Dick uladc no answer for thr- vcry good l‘ ‘lSOIl thal the bell rang and ho went to answer it.

“Wmnc right up!" I hoard ‘Iliul _. ‘Pllvn: “It's Mr. and Mrs. Sim-well. Null. l.ig‘ill up ilw sitting room." '

I rushed in do Jas he said, thank- i'lll that. only that zlitoruoon I had given iilt- rnuzn a thorough (delin- ing. Ir it was plain and ugly. silo would sec no wlust. 'I‘llcn I flcw ill- tu the Iicdrntllu and fixed my Ilair ti. little.

“This is indeed a surprise," I l-card Dick say; thcn l went out, in pvelcolilc our guests. Tho first thing I niliit-cd was Nlrs. Siowellfls short. brilathlrrg. SillG was evident- ly llllill'l'llliilflllt0il to stair (illlllb- inn.

"WC- lrcrc ill this ill'll,'llhlli‘ll00il_ and I insisiotl wc mill," 51m 3111i] uficr wt- bud scatcil ' OIITSCIVOS. "It is Ila-rd to get Mr. Stowell to iualto social visits. ho I took tul- vantage to lliln tonight."

“Now . luy dear. you know I was glad to comc." "All right! Anl I lo sci.- ihai

wonderful baby‘ or is Ilo asleep?"

“He is asleep. bul. you may sce lllul if you wish." Thcy both fol- filwcil lllc Into tho room wile-re baby was asleep. his tiny doubled-

lEatsrCandy

, a ..

Hcrebioyiul newt: for every fleshy person who loves rood things to eat. especially d . ying themselves the

_ out use oi their de- w "llt or to rc-

nrc already

Thcrc is no iurtber er- nrdertol any rv the int y haven

The famous Mam. ..i Prescription has an u: u» ablcttornmand ls nowsold n5; n! at one dollar iorn ood nzebox. onrtridoiiatnttllezatao two

tllrt-cortour poundsalarcclcjusttakeoneoi t-lcse httio blots cltcreach meal and at

ll

konnd going through long ‘ energize-and atarvatlorafl “Got the rug atore or ee t ice (o h _ Co..9 fiat-field eunelll , ° birch" and real them by mni in piuin. scnlcd r0 l‘

like that with»! talking it over with me. 'l‘llc'

all that now expense on mc. I lllllll" iIPl nvor the SlIllLJk lor day's."

I ikli ii-rriblv guilty. and hast- culrli to rllalugi: tho silbjrcl.

"What about llli“. carrlagc.‘ Dick? You have $50 more a "llllllll llv\\'_ You know. and baby Hist. lllusi have a llicc carriage. My Bill‘! is set upon it."

"\ cs. dear, we have $50 Ilillll‘ ll luonlh.‘ But ii will lukc throw nlouths lto clear up ihc hills lro

llhiilgs. Don't you think. dear, you:

~ the western counties. W. It. Moron,

' have ever seen.

: llillts ior the Motorist

IY ALIIRT l- GLOUOH

KEEPING up THE __ . susnozucv EQUIPMENT.

Wliil me lapse oi time sud uri- der {lie exlgeirlices oi service, the tool and supply equipment may

disarranged, more thou one ren- Iizes. possibly -to such a poi-pt as to lead to trouble. Here are a iew suggestions ior “checking up" the articles that should be carried on u door. Be sure lilo starting crzulk ls irlll0il!‘fl§\7l' ‘ho longer it has bun since ll was weds-duh“ scon- cr ~it will hp required, See that ill-Q

You know it I It begins with 1 tickling, irritating sensation in _\'0u!‘ lflfinnl. You cough to iclenr the th: oat. In a moment —-thcre it is again!

~: .\ minute's peace, then again ' ‘ ‘cuuL-Il, and so on uuilldygu Y

ll I

; 'ill‘p, yuuare thoroughly worn

i_ l bl. 'l‘his kind of cxperlenée

I‘? prrtlculzlrly trying to old , “pic.

_‘ Qt-ps n-lake this sort of thing

If quite unnecessary.

Put a Peps rastille on your tongue and ul'aw it to slowly

fliissclve. Healing fumes are

tire-repair articles are on hand:

able condition and so wrapped as create-ling. puncturing or chafing by

tion from oil; the jack and its handle, in opera-Live condition; the pump and air-tubing. in work- lug order the null-wrench or brace and rlnl tool-s; the outiit ior tube repairing, consisting oi cement-

‘ than liberated, which mingle

l with the breath and are carried

lto the reulotest parts ofihe air‘

- -, U d s mm F the lesspaiches, outcry-cloth (or port-

iQg.,$g:iun§§n:£nes° thuxtend, able vulcanzier and vuloanizlng

inlfYhe cough and making sleep patches) rubber cement, rubberiz-

l l _ t’.-i -i- breaks in casings, one or

| .<l Peps are also ‘bee! for bronchlilfl. “ 1,242,.‘ ingjde Mow-mm patched one oi‘ Lht- Iacvtl on outside blowout

sages and lungs, alloying gpossimm ed duck ior IGIILDONIPBIy repairing I

l laryngltls. asthma, sore throat and i mivls. Try Peps at our expense.

Scrld this advertisement. and 1c. “Chas m,“ .1 supply of valve. -..- mp tfur rciurn postage). to p‘ 4 _m'l ‘L _ a a Ex_ Co.. Toronto. and receive plungcls a via vc c ip .

'l‘lil.\ ll PACKAGE. All

1 1E so b perience shows that tools which ( Ell CPS, C. 0X.

become broken or lbs-t are oitexl not p-roulptly repaired or replaced and that others. WllllCll are used im- various purposes amuud the house airs oi-ten not restored to the car. Oi course, these‘ missing ones are those nlloet needed on the road and thereiore the tool kit silould be occasionally gone over and put back Into as comlete a con- rlii‘ as possible. Ordlnivry toolis, Sll(‘l as pliers“ rew drivers, wre- nt-Ilcs and llaullners are. of course, tfho ulost. important so iar as ireq- ugnigy of use is concerned, but special tools, peculiar to the model of the car are really,_ in a way, most essential as the common lm- pletuonls can be borrolwed almost rulywhere. Every “tool equipment silould incIud-e a “handy box" con- taining an assortment o! cotter pins. screws and nuts and there should certainly be provided a roll cl‘ friction tape, a small coil oi ill- sulatcti copper wire and one oi’ soft mm Iiay or band wire. If a car has any known svcakneas, the ‘cwu- er will naturally carry the things quit-ed to overcome it

Bill S>har0n’s Purchase Complete

FREDEHICTON, Nov. 17.—Tllou\- as W. M-urphy, of Pougbkeepsie, N. Y., the wizard oi‘ the grand cir-

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up list thrown up on the pillow. t “The adorable little thing!" she cnillusctl, lvlliic .\ir. Siowell lean- ed over and just touched the tiny ‘list with his finger, then said:

“You have a great deal to livr/ for—to be thankful ior."

I knew by iris tone that he was (tisappoiutetl because .Ile had no children.

Tomorrow—-A Carriage for Junior

(gm

ETRURO HOCKEY MEETING—A FAFIOE.

'i‘ltl’ll0. Nov. l6.-~'l‘ht> luucil her- ‘nlded hockey uleeting to organize a Provincial League was llfillfiill the Y. .\l. C. \. building here Saturday ‘and brolw up without ilavilli: H0- ‘(Ulllllllilflil allgrthiug. It was an ub- .solute tiusco, being nothing ulore lllllllil gabfest. the main subject un- ‘der discussion being the relative ‘merits oi‘ unlateur and prolession- al sport. In this respect some point.’-

cd references were made to this mm‘ arrived here M n00“ ma“). m yeuus Provlnisirtl baseball. ifhr-s- complele [he purchase m- Bm Shun ior Gregory '0i' New (.ilztsg0\l' led on, 2311/4, the Fredericton bred

the opposition to an anluieur hock- ey league. lie thought the public should not be- lonled by being/loll to believe- ihat players were uln- aleur \\'llOIl they were not. Tho pufliv. he declared wanted tho best brand of hockey and to give that. the best players must be secured. Ih- didn't favor importing players, but he did furor using the bust players that could bc secured in this province, and (lcclitrcd that was the only hrautl oi’ hockey to serve up to the public.

"You can call ii what you like," Ili- said.

tlreizortl rtactrivt-rl (ruusitli-rrilllc stipport lroiu l.. llooiloy and James Lcc, the Stellurton delegates. ll. E. Fraser. ol \Voli‘vlllo. came out strongly lor amalcurisul, its did al- so Stanley Smith, \‘l(‘0 president 01' tiic Halifax XValuIcrel-s. Altcr lur- lous charges as lo IWUYQSSIUIHIIISIII in Nova Scolla baseball last sunl- mi-r had bccn hurled about. the ruoul. a more was made that value till: nearest. in bilslrlcss oi’ anything tiurlng the evening. Hurry Purcell, of the Iulperoyal club, moved that

trotter, and this afternoon at the

Barker‘ House he paid over $25,000

in lfniiea States llliltls to A. Alcorn‘.

oi‘ lllackville. N. B., and took pos-

session ot‘ the stallion.

Frank" C. Murchie, of St. Steph-

en, N. B., who has put through the

sale cl Bill Sharon at the biggest

price ever paid for a Canadian bred

trotter, arrived with l\lr.. lllurphy.

It was reported this morning that

Lady Grattun, 2.09%, a pacing rllare

which Mr. Alcorn owns. was going

to be shipped away with Bill Shar-

en, but Mr. Murphy professed to

have not intention oi‘ buying. It is

unlit] that Mr. AICUFII has already‘: refused $8,000 tor the Grattns IZilill‘8_ and has placed a price oi $10,000

on her.

--_--'-(-Q}i—— ISLANlDER MEETS MANY FRlllEiN-DS IN THE WEST

Mr. Picton R. Md ‘orrnlck. cl’ St. George's, who ret rned Tues- day night. from the Canadian West whence llc had gone on the har- vest excursion last Augllfll. lllld the opportunity oi seeing a great

lllcro be three sections to tho lea- deal o! the golden country fight] kilo and that tllc winnors ol‘ those through to the Columbla valley’ I I l and oi meeting many old Island

sections play oii lor the champion-

ship o, ‘he p,.ov|n,,e_ iriends now settled there.

Among the Islanders whonl Mr.

The sections named worn: (i) ‘ _ m ‘t, Ilalifltx city; (2) (Jolcllesler-Cutll- M°“°“"“°k me" "n g ‘l’ “my bcrland and Pictou Counties; (3) are lwmlng P0950!" 0f high Tekh!

In proiess- l

ponsibllity and trust. ional and business walks oi life they are winning naules ior them? selves und ior the island that will go down in the history oi tho country. ‘Phoy are scattered ovcr the greait West, in every town and; district. It wars Mr. McCornlick's' good fortune lo be acquulntcil with‘u great many oi thcm. , Among these were Mr. G. A.‘ Trainor. lawyer. formerly oi Fort’ Augustus. and now practicing successfully in Calgary; Mr. Ab, iouse Lennon oi the law iirnl or. Lundy &_Lannon ionmerly oi, SIuntpel-vlile; manager oi! the lCaIgary Furnish- lng Co.‘ formerly cl’ ‘Sourls; Mr. Reggie Mc-Lean, manager oi the Crown ‘Lumber ‘Co: whose