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BULLETIN Last Spring

Everyone welcomed the coming of Perfection l:e Cream in cones and bulk. In a few days we will ask

your judgment on a delicacy even more delightful than

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Flegziritly furnished. 52

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We have cargoes of best quality, Old Sydney, Albion. and liiverness, due to arrive daily.

Order your coal now, and take delivery direct from vee- eels.

We guarantee our coal to be of the higheat quality, and at lowest prices.

We are well stocked with best quality Hard Coal in siz- ee suitable for Base Burner: and furnace. -

You will be well pleased with our service.

S. Lyons 8i (In.

Phone ‘I11.

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For Economy in Meat Buying Get “D. 8i F.” Fresh

Pork Saiignges

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"I sufferer‘ for three your: with terrible El-‘Zflllh l consulted several doctors and they did not do me any good.

'I‘1ien, l used one box of “Southa- SalvahuidtnoboxeeofW-‘ruitii mes” Itnduiy hundsnrc now clear. ’l‘lio pain ie gone and there bus been no return.

I think it is warn-lions because n0 other medicine did nic any good until I 115K511 "Soothii-Siilvu" and “Fruir-a-titics". the wortderful medidne made from frail".

Xliidniii PPYFEIQ LAMARRE. 00c a box, l3 for $2.50. triul size, 25c. At \I4‘l|It‘I'§ or SVllI. postpnid by

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WN GUARDIAN

t. Burnett, Editor and Publlaler.

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Morning Dally (lnululel 1887) “.00 lflttltl per year (lulled) In advance

per yr (dt-llvrra-il) In Calinln and $4.50

In advance. l0 ll. N. A.

| MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1921

i unem AND RURAL i

l we hour much tht-ac. llil S. pecinlly- during election cnmpaienn.

Es»

about the depnpulalion o1‘ our riir- iii communities. [IIP i-liywaril How lruiii the {iii-ins and. the vonscqucnl abnormal growlh of lIlP cities. There ‘is one thing about which litile is being sold, that is. the into-raising iirosperiiy u!’ thc rural coiiiiiiuniiii-i-q ln 1891 wi: hurl in

ibis provincc. 2i population of u

liiilc ovcr 109.000‘, today our pnpir 121.110“ is. something oycr 88,000.

The population of our urban ('PDll‘P~'.

our l(l\\ll,\' illlli rilluncs. lizi= il?l'1"‘il.~‘-

fll >lighl1_\‘ rlnriniz 1111140 vo=ir< hill

not in ilii- cxlcui nl‘ lhc tninl ll"-

Qjihlrit‘ in our riirnl l'fill1lll‘.l‘llilit‘."l.

‘fl..- (Il'\‘]'Ol1\\t' in lnliil I"‘lll!illlil1!1 l“

so iiiiiny oi our swung people hnvP

gone in swell the popiilaiion oi‘ our; industrial i-eulroe; have hccnmc

t‘lllls'lllllf‘l'fl lIIFiIPZHI of prndiiccrrvl liiivc iii iiiiiiiy cn-aes ciinirlbnii-il i-f’ ihcii cilyciirncil ivcrilih in iiic up ' iiP-P]! of the homes they lell?

Wc nnliirailly deplore lllP IIDL‘! or yinpiilnlioii, nziliiriilly‘ IIFIlIDH‘ ihc.‘

fzicl lliiil on)‘ ytiiliit: lllPn and Wiiiiicn

who liuva bccn lriiliicil lii iiiii . . , lllllllllfi i1 into ellecl. Apiirt lriiin schools and at our cicprnsc, nrr- _ _ _ Jhis uiiiiioiuqi ziqiiiltiun ll 1H n

iibligcil to APBIK elrcwhcrc fnr biisi now and [lHIYIW-lfiifillllhilllfl 111G113?‘ riul openings which our own pro- vincn is unable in lzivc thcin. Yct this, in'nne son-ac deplorable, ctr‘ ciiinsinnci- has li<' cninpenazitinnsl

'I‘li¢-y liuvc obtains-i] more lucrniivcl

vagrant-e oi’ Lhc (‘niinrrviiilvc lifiv» crnniciit when he THVFIEIHI inc. fact that "Under thc Libcriils vhe- “XpPllllllllfP {or the Post Ollicc was $7,954,232 whllc for the ncxl ycnr llie (‘tinscrvnlivcs propose. in Spcna 329.494.5911." Awful (‘X‘l'l'\V£l|’,Zll1('('. according to Mr, 1D. A. hlwcliiii- iion’s iind the Patriots (IiShOIIEHI method of campaigning. 11:41.1 cii1i~ or Mr. Ytlzicltiiiunn or llie Patriot WllfllPlI to tell the truth thcy u-oiilil liiivc told lhP wliolc \l'llLI1 which. according iii otfici-nl lilzurcs SIIOWR lhait trhlrlc, tlic epqinniiii-iircs tn‘ Prfiilfiflll bcwziiisl» oi‘ lliiiiiinionwviiie improrrincnls iiitrodiicorl, nut-ii zis lhc. ruriil iii:ii1 HIHI. piirccl ilclivcrj. llic rcvcnluo has also IFPUIPINIUIIQi‘. For

1911.

lncrcziscil. instnncc. ilic nei

rcvi-iiiic for llic lnrl your n!

win-ii confronted willi wliai even lliI-V arc cniiipclicrl in ilfilllil‘ would he n ruinous policy for (‘anndo nniiu-lv inc. Ow Illlpfidlllllllll of Aiiic-i-lcan fi-rin IIFIIIIHUI?! in (‘Zlllllllii n» “(Ivor-arm ln the Llllerlll and

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‘slvv piulforiiis, iiilvuiice Ilie

liui: lalilig l-XFRNG lliiil lhe [Jiill form if; only iiiiiilc "lo iu-i lii on" and

lliiil llicru- is no iiiicniioii or

lame argument. Wlin uiiys they i1" m" inrcnii w pin it lulu cffecl? ‘The Prngressivcs invented this piir~ vlciilnr plalloiiii; lhe Liberals. llllp~ in: llirioby to secure the Progres-

sivr-e.‘ siipiinri, ii iflDH-‘ll it--—ln spins

No waste zit n11 in us- ing. Meat and spices n11 of highest tiuality‘. . .The standard for quarter of a century. Every pound wrapped in Parchment, bearing 0f- ficial Stamp 0f Dominion Government Inspection. Your grocer has them: Also our other lines of Illcats, Ham, Bacon, Rolls. (‘oriieil Pork, Ribs and Lard, Insist on getting THE BEST.

DAVIS 8i FRASE

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The Watch That Fits Your Vest Pocket

win" you wear 3nd that is most of the "W" -you don't want your time- peace bulging huikily from your watch pocket. You want a watch that in not connpie in“; by reason of its welfli" and bulklneee. Vou will find eueh a watch in our Hlllfllifld etoek of thin model watches.

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OPTOMETRY

Optometry ll defined an the Ilelrnoe ol llllfllllflll; Ilir power: of Halon n! the numun

eyea by objective or auhlcct- Ive hoila or hath. without the nl drug: rind Mtlm:

Ienaea or prlann to correct any deli-ct or irhnorllnllty of vhllnl.

Willi two competent 0p- tometrlntn. nlul two fully cq- ulppell examination . n, we are prepared to (Ive our put- ronn nn optical arrvlre yrhlrh la ponltlvrly unenrrllrnl.

G.F. HUTOHESON

(intone! rial Grnllen like‘

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posllinns cliicwlicre than we could give ibcin; tbcy have entered upon liirircr nppnrtiinlilrs than ilicir own province could nflci‘ tlicm iinil lye. bnr-nuse of the liirgcr centres of population have n bcticr lllilfkPl for our products than we ‘could pos- sibly have if these cnnlrca diii not exist.

And so tho Notional Policy which snmc among us are lligblly cursing Inlay whilc rcnping its abundant fruits. has, after all. only rnhlicil Us of our popiilntion to bclter it. eisewbi-rp, IHIS only slini-tcned our liiriii liclp to give us greater pi-n- iliiciion and hciiri‘ mrii-kels.

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iic ll\'|l licili on the lop oi .i ll WA’. lii ll dcricrlp- lion of l‘lllll.'|l\ lll‘i]lll'»blllt‘?~i undcr illlfiXlPilliflll. nnil bow applicable it ls lo ihi- l|ll\'il‘|‘l1 dlllljl-Pl iliidcr the WIIVNTlflg ilillncnccs pilrlillrid piirly IHJHIIIPHS tliir i-rli-cmcd Llhnlal 0r- Fill], lhP Piiirini, in ii 1110941 striking lllusrrnlinn. lWnbbling nnd dodg- lny from horr- lo lhcre and from hollow In mounting pciik lllir a cork or plPflP. of dirfrwnoq tossed about from the ilr-cp valley“ tn ilic pciik or HIP blllnws upon the poll- llclll ocean, ll aroma liciplcsq in finding n ntnbli- rusting plnr-c, In one. day it. produced a big double column editorial in commendation of n proposed cnnvnriilon tn nom- innlc n labor candidate. 1t was then drilllinguyrwnnvin on n mourning wave. But only the day tnliowlnl! lte motion wan preelpnteiy down-

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ll u.» ,|n cxoiiiltlifirnllon iii‘ llic llic (ll~‘.'-‘|l"i.\!. I11~Zl’l'Ill.\Tl('l1\' hi

lliiil-ll \lli'l“f~‘ lliiil E4=~Eoinnn IIPVIHI" ‘lhfi 1'i|\I‘i- lll‘,",i'lll'.fllliillll oi‘ llii»: in "p", m,“ .,li;ii-. hc as 11o niovi-iiiciii And ii-iiilr- ii Will; iiik~ lillil |..»|ii down in llin inidai, nf inc, lhlwi l|l\\\|lv\'Z|1'li >lii1i-.. whether

iii le-iisl~~zinil neither the Progres-

_-‘-ivP.< nor .l.ib<-i-ii1s liiivc re l rcinded it

‘the two thry

ilui Suppose that between HFPUFP. Plllfllgil nlljl poi-i l0 obtain the government, is lhcra no ilnngcr of lhcii- pulling ilieii‘ joint policy into elTccl? 'I‘1ii.~a is certainly one oi’. the dangers lilllt (‘nnada is c-nnfronted wlili lo _day; another danger 1H that a party or parties who would frame up a policy "Hi gci ii. on“ without any inlenlinn nl‘ carrying il mil, cnn not bu! be a menace lo Pnnnila. This is the position llie lJbei-iilr. ure in. 'l‘lie Western Pl‘!):l‘°1>1iV'-=. iwlin are nol farmers but win-iii Hpeciiliilnro and hnvc no use for a llfiiniidinii niiirkcl. wo-rc flllllP ain- ccro in adopting =|icli ii gmlicy. ll ‘would Rllil lliciii no rlnubl iiiil ll Wfillir] Hiicll ruin lo iin‘ rciil lurin-

i-r~< of (‘iiiinii-a.

for nuccni- or zoi :i covi-i- [or its re» lrrnl. it lUlIlP,‘ niil .wilh rliirlnii

vlilrc. wliill has ihc (‘.ii.'iri1lnli lo any about ll!

lin iicxl i-iipl-rltinci- wnsi wbcn llin Ontario Labor Agitator Mr.

"F1109 Ict loose lilii dgniinclnilons of established order, and appealed for llic- upsetting of the RlllllIP in~ Sllllltlflflfl of the country to ro plnci- them willi n RIlPHlPH of chnna nflr-r the pnitcrn nf Hfllfln of time» "things which iiro the curse of ltiis- nia torlnv. The Patriot fniind iin tipnnkiibla plcneure and comfort in all or his iiiziti-ibcs IIKHIIIl-ll llin llccnptcd nnil recognized flnvcrn- mom of our country, and her.- ll wnn in llii elevation of itlnry like the mnn slewing at the “top or n mum." Rut when the npeiikers clo quence wan dlvertcd iigiilnnt tho

§ The Public Forum

‘fhle column l: open for the dlacuesion by correspond- enta of queetions of Inter- en. The Charlottetown Guardian doe: not neeeae- arliy endorse the oplnlonl exprened by’ lte corres- I pondentl.

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Slr,--l have not IJPPH ublr lo see any Fllylllt“ or P9115011 in Scnfiirei-‘s letter.

Wlicii dill "P0911111; topsiiils" hc- ctiiiic it tlllillllilfllllfifl {or ii voicr.‘ Any fool can rccl‘ ii topsoil when lit»- (‘illllltll write lll‘ vole iiiiclllgcnl-

y.

It is only fiiir lo our culling, io state tliiii 119T)’ fnw iiieii who rciil- 1y iolliiw ilic sen, hold llli‘ Sillll’ vlevrs an. coiilulncil in his lotto-r. My fzillicr, the lute (‘iiptzliii Jo~ sopii KFHLI. when supporting ilio Woman's “Kuhn-ugh liill is quoieil in lliinsuiil yiiiiz: "l iiiii uncqu» vocally iii iaivour o_l' llic priiii-ipiil vl’ this Hill. Among tho runny wai- nina I liaivc for silpyiiirliiig this Bill, llic first is lliiil iiiy Illlllllhl‘ \\’2l.\ ii iroiiiiiii, 1ll_\' with wns ii nu- ‘llllll. and ilie olil Que-on Yiclirriii wzis .| Wfllllilll, uuil so was Qiiccii idliziilioili; iiiiil if llicrc PVUI‘ wcrc wo iiiiliriiluiils on ll)!‘ Pnrlli \\'1io' liiivc 1Il‘lllf‘llnll'lllt’(i ilii- Iilvl. ili.ii

uoinc" ciiii l'\l1l'l.\‘t* public lunc- ‘iniit iviwli ii i< thew iwn griuil \|lll‘l'll~ ulio li.i\'c ;_‘I\'l'll lii iiici; ~t‘\'l 1“.ll i1.l\ ilicir iinnic-sn u»- »pc.il\' lii‘ lhi- lili/zilii-llinii [l<'l'1l)l| iiil lli~ Yii i:iii l'l‘.i "

Anti ziiiir ‘JiViliE. lli'lll_\' iiinri- ll‘il»

l uni iuiiic llllv ilfillvl‘ lii- Pii<i< willi: '1 uni tlll\illll> ‘ll sl-c lin- lilll liminin- '

Tlii- 1W‘ |"1l>"" .lilii.-: "\|_\ iiin lIll‘l ii iii ~;i<-iiii1 b.- 'I\ll\l' ,, n mil .i"ii'l' Ill’ ‘nun iii.in.- llll llii- wunii _ ‘:».'.il'.iii\i" l “llllifi clan. iiin :i~ .l bniii l'l“l'll‘1' nii.l ii YJIYI iriii lnilcr.

"Siiiinii-i“ ll‘ he kcpl poslcii

would hllfiW lliii‘. ilicrr- iirc \\‘ll1l1U‘| (‘tilliiivll \l:i<~li-r:< on llicli" nwii vc. --1< iigbi now, illlll I liavc SPPH woiiitii iin 1'.ir liiirilt-r lliiiii.-,.~i nl i.-i-.i. ‘ilims !li:i| (‘JHPII (or l'lll1l'- iigc. and liriiiii‘: lhuii llm im-ro |'l .-l lug l)| Il iiiiiuuil.

l l|'\'l‘ -~>~n lll\‘ ouii iiiollii-i- iii lliiic~ oi peril lnkc n ni:iii’:< pliirc iind (l good man's pliicc zit lllill. wl ili.-i.- Elli‘ no "Si-nixirci-ii" of 1ll_’ ncqiiiiinliinco llint could nbnw Ill‘! anything iibonl iiuvigulitiii or llllllli- ling .1 klllll.

l iiiii. Hir. cic JOHN L. READ.

Mr. Fielding’: Untinillied Work}

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§ir.-- A \\‘l‘lll‘l‘ lu lhc Pllllilil wnum 11H IO “Ll-i Mr. Flrlilliiy, ni. ish lib; work." l.cl us sci- Wilfh lw llllH loft uiilininlioil lii i901 Sir Wilfrid liiiiiifiui’ lllll| li.-| HIIFICII lhi-ir lniitous .\ii:;cnnii-j iicniul llnilivny vciiliirc, n i

u... illlll ll'\'l|ll to nccnii (‘iiiiiiilizin rail Wily nu liiikr-il \\'illi ihc (lrainl ‘Vi-nin- PIIPIIIV, lii 1911 ilicyi $1111‘!- ed unoihr-r sliiillnr Ttlilti by Hlliihl iliziiig lill‘ (‘iiiiiitliaiii .\'<ii'l1ici'ii_ III.“ .\lcKi-ii'1.1c. unll Mun“ SYMPIII. lii lllll wlicn Ilicy losl pouw-r oiii- io.iil_ was llNlFIy IIIIISIiPII ilIHI lbw l)lllt'l'

uiiilt-i- iviiy flfllI ihc l'lill11l1_\‘ i-iiiii initiml io ll. 'l‘1ii- lil‘9~'l vi-niiiri- was to cmit (Kniizillii lhiriccii llllI

lion diallnrs, biil liirilciiil lis cost 1N 500,000. Tho MPCOIHI vcnliirc lllfll-H inn equally PXhflllHiVP.

The first venture bankupted the

old Grank Trunk illlll ilii- scconil bankrupted the Canadian North- ern.

‘Fbcsc illsnstroiis results Hllllllili

finish .\‘lr. Ficltliiigfls work. but iiow 111$ tricndu wont to givc. liiiu .i "hAlIlPP u." iliiish his work, Ln. Bankrupt Canada by rc-iiiipusiiig his pIHnl-l of political i-iiilwiiy miin- zigeiiiciit. No. it lllllHl nol bu. Wc 'i.ivc liziil t-‘llilllllll 01' his work.’ 1.0: liini bc ecnt liniiic zinil livc on llii- ?l2ll.(l0ll niiiili- up for liini by llll‘ urailcliil friends who wcrt‘ his nil IIIIFPFH whilst hr was sliotw-llliig llll (‘nmimfg millions l0 build 110st" uii;'oi'lniiiilc l'ilil\\'it_\'.\', bu; WHUHP niiiiicn arc slill kcpt sccrcl. llr. Flcltliiiy; lwl wcll IIRIIII for his <4‘l‘Vl('l'!~‘ null his \\'('il'k bcltcr rc» lllilill unllnislvcil. \\'c liiivc n ca‘ pziblig linncsl, iiiifc niiiii, ii lll1l'\

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Daily Selections inr § Guardian Readers 2 This lilo n, iinl llll‘ fllltl, lilil llin lii--

Furriislicil by the late Mr. W. t S. izlnnini;

Lotisnn ‘ Oi‘ ii l1l’W liic l'.ir bcyoiitl lbi- v.ili- of lii-nth.

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THE. LlFE TO COME

There’s a style and grace to the designs — a brilliance to the finish—a keenness to the edge -— that distinguishes C. C. M. Automobile Skates from the ordinary kind. '

Made of Special Automobile Shell

AUTOMOBILE MODEL “C" The Ideal Pleasure Skate. Sizes 91/1 to 1l";, $6.50. Other models, $2 to $10.

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ADozeri Models. Sizes and Prices to Suit Everybody

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in foreign Ctllllllrlfifl, but nol morc yiltiiiiiftil than the BARGAINS at our 8 DAYS’ SALE, commencing SAT- URDAY, NOVl<lllllll<llt 12TH unlil 19TH. The best har- gziins ever (ilfcrcd iii the history of I’. Ia‘. Island. Every- thing: u lady or irciillcinzin wcnrs. Road n fcw of lhc lciidcrs Iiclow. i -

Ladies’ Wear

A laiiyaljc slot-k of Lzitlics (‘onls Ill $12.98

25 Silk (Jcorgrcllc and (‘anion (‘rcpc llrciiscs at $131.25. ZIbHOIlIIOI)’ lhc lalcsl slylcs.

A limiltitl iiumbcr of Suits lo clczi val a big (liscounl.

Mews Wear

Suits from $11.98 up to ' from. - .

A limited number of superior (iuzilily ovcrcozils nl $14.98.

Ilundrcds of pairs of trousers at $1.98;

All W001 Underwear at $2.30 per suit.

Ncgligce Shirts iit 98c.

All wool Socks at 3 pairs for $1.00.

A liberal discount on all goods during sale. early and get first choice. I

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a N0 Mnney Eliihflllillld Reiundeil

“The Mcn Who Brought llown the Price 0f Clothing”

Balmy lune Days all Winter!

_The "SOFCO" Pipeless Furnace lii specially adapted for houseei without furnaces. To install a “Sofco" requires "° nlnihn or ‘wall cuttingyand nun be placed in any bulld- ing old or new.

TM" i‘ °"|Y "l6 Bmoke pipe to connect, no cold ail‘ “m1 ""1"" "if fillies to buy and Install. There is only one registcr- whmh i5 Pialitd directly above the furnace, in- ‘uad "7 i! "ulster In, every room, and If the aimple In- structions for eeetlng up are followed complete ratlefac- tion will be the result. Thlsi furnace Ir molt economical of fuel, and £18 no heat can escape to the basement the cellar can be used an a storage for fruit and vegetables.