tening white-beautiful

White Teeth are beautiful teeth,‘

Minty’s tooth pastel will keep your teeth giis-l .

The bubbling foaml

THE llllllllllllllllll lilllllllllll

THE CHARLOTPETOWN- GUARDIAN

Notes by the Way

_.‘l'he elections are ovar and the n.

President-W. Cheater l. I014!!!-

assralary—lalas'l. Col. I). A. Ilnlilnoa, D. ' as.

‘(Q-as as yet incomplete. But at ml; Vlas-Prsslslslt-ul. s. nu-m. "ml"; °“ wwllesd“? "10""!!! a.o. there is a general desire for om 541*“ s‘ 0"" final totals. We know only how the

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THURSDAY, SEPT

Marititnes have gone. with strong indications as to the DfOb8'l)l6_X'6~

EMBER 16, 1926

l THE ELECTION.

Willie tilt-re were solue change;

suits in the big Central Provinces, election returns our thanks are due Mm we Praisle Prmlnces‘

to The Canadian Press. The Ang-

ln the Maritlmes the Conserve.

‘Presidenfis Letters In Congress Library

I WASHINGTON. sent. Ifi-Tho vaults of the Library of 001187958 of confidential papers besides the contain several valuable COllBOllOIIH Lincoln letters. which 8Y6 l0 b8 made public after twenty-one years under the v will of the martyred ‘President's solrfhe late Robert Todd Lincoln. Controlled By Heirs - Locked in steel compartments of the library's Alanusci-lpt Depart-

__ - . Quilts _ aylumwgggggp‘ -’

FAT CHILDREN

You have seen youngsters who

‘lo American Telegraph Ctnnpany

surging around and be"[l1erc was tlo landslide in the clot-bud to The Prince Edward Island

tween the tccthpis the»

tlve Co“. nment was wail sustained with a small gain in Nova Scotia. a

have been "chubby" or lfat since

ment are the Presidential papers ~of Clevelandf Roosevelt and Taft.

.discovered. .

ifcuv scnoots

Retopcn on Tues-

~ day, Sept. 7th CARTER’S

BOOKSTORE

is always» HEADQUARTERS for the best in

School Books

AND

School Supplies

Herc you will find the best values. We have made a study of the suPPlYlYlQ °l everything requirld b)! ‘h’ STUDENT and SCHOLARS in the PUBLIC SCHOOL$-

wc sell all SCHOOL BOOKS at prices made by the SCHOOL BOARD, and We 3P6

; giving bigger values than

ever in WORK BOOKS. and

, ‘ all kinds of SCHOOL SUP- l l PLIES.

A nice 9 inch GLOBE ol the wonto for $1.00 Sell‘ Filling FOUNTAIN PENS so cents each. Great Val" l" SCHOOL BAGS.

/‘ 5mg along the children. ‘Prompt attention to every- body. BOOKSTORE open all day till s o'cl.QCK and all

finest cleansing agent yet \

L. _ . ~\ sacrificed 0n both sides. The re~

l

ltion oi lust Tuesday. The uuts}atid- , “jg f.t'(f[,1ll;\'8l’lllEl0sS,lSlliIHuDO of}

U” Minty,‘ m Keep You; ,thu gyro historic parties has obtain-l Ten], p11,”; \ ed .1 n1:ljority' in the liouse. This was‘ 55

2? "Vat

not accomplished, ltowevcr, withoutl

preliminary diplomatic negotiations] ‘and treaties between .\lr. hlackeni" zic King and his Progressive bench-l pieu c!" the previous Parliament. Al‘ carried‘

fusion arrangement was

‘lilrough under tlll- auspices of Sir Clifford Siftou by

which Progres-

sivt~< its such were eliminated in

their‘

t oustituencies. and by What the

were has not

nlalrv

places taken fusion Liberal-

Progrcssives. terms of ogre-cutout been di- _ uct difficult to hastlrd the opin- ion that principles will have been

3 suit of the fusion is that ill»;- blac-

$ kt-llzic Hing Liberals and lb»: Fus-l

"- lotl Liberals are now practically‘

And this

l.~' not ltllugethe-r to be rcgrelIt-tl for

A

flu» ster of the situation.

\. it will reestablish. as we have

two-party rt-prescntutiolt in

.ll

. still

l‘. the lloust- of Cotnnlculs. is slu- ,‘.

cerely m b» ltopetl that the new /

ff or rerirified Liberal party will use l’ the opportunity not for vain glorifi- ii.

,__magnitict-tlt country: which is now

cuiicm andst-lf-aggrandisenlcnt but

l the interests of this great and

H entering upon a. new

era of pros-

l'pc-ri'y as the t~esuit of thc sixth suc-

‘ll cl-ssile bountiful harvest. The problem Mr.

lo .\()l\'8 was the political penetra-

Alcigheti had

‘Minn of Quc-bct‘ by his party. Ynfur‘ éllultlzll0ly~ for his prospects Quebec ‘i, has remained solidly Liberal. As the

v

i.

WWhtthcl‘ or not the grip which has {,'.l.‘llt-l-l Qut-bor. in llll: Liberal grasp sinc“ i917 still‘ holds fast. or wileth- ‘t-r the Conservatives have lit-enable thc be

lrttl

31:

loosen it. is rcgartitzd as grl-utrst rovt-lzltiolt which will

lluzldl- by tllc iiedt-rzll t-lI-ctions

i‘ this province

Since 1911,

z‘ ‘when lllt‘ present guYl-‘fllml-‘Ill lll-lrli‘ l

lotlll y.

Q "*1

"ulllilk twt-nty-sovctt scuts- tllc elect-

lurzllt- have votctl Liberal to H10 ‘ylhlluc

of sixty-two seats in 191T.

‘Telephone-Fife. Tile Cauadla’

lwas capably handled by one 6t lthelr operators-

mesularly supplying us with data

u tzetl and we may only guess, but.‘

fleets much credit upon their res-

ZA’ Canadian Press stated in a forecast.‘

in,

loss 0f one seat in Prince Edward siand antl of three seats in New rgnswick. .‘ Tho net‘. results in the _ aritiute group are 80 Conservative seats against 9 that have gone Lib- eral.

Press had a spacial tnachttic instal- led in our ‘Plrbllleflti office which

Thus keeping us continuously

nnformcd regarding the~ political situation from the .,\t- lantic to the Pacific. The Anglo-Am- erican Telegraph Company also ad- ded their

The loss to the Government in New Brunswick was wholly in the counties having a large French- was not altogether unexpected. services, promptly and Conservative Government and pqll- cy by a two-thirds majority is so far satisfactory and quite sustains the pro-election estimates.

as received. The Telephone Service which. under the management of .\ir. Vaulluskirk. acting Manager during the absence of Manager

Westward from the Maritlmes the pro-election estimates sent out from Grant, received and promptly pllon-llfonservatlve sources DFOVF-‘d t0 bl‘ ed the returns lfrom the Drcvincialilargfb: uurenabhh Expected Co“ mus‘ Each of we“ services waS-senallve gains in Quebec were not all that could be desired and re-

Ontario that were not anticipated. although the Province remains

new“, assislauw strongly Conservative.

The Guardian issued 1W0 f-‘lllllolls In the Prairie Provinces the fu-

lthe first, for rural mail giving the‘sion between Liberals and Progres- Jmlums up to 2 a_ m and me Cnyslvea proved to be closer than herr- cdilion giving complete returns uplmfnre and Rho 5mm" result m_

‘ lthat section IS qultc the opposite lil our readers l“ that recorded in the hlarltimca thl- last minutelThis is deeply to be regretted from

l . . . returns up to the time ot" going tome Easier“ 90"" ‘ll "lew-

‘presi - It indicates increased dominance

to 6 a. nl.. giving country rlutl city

This morning's Guardian practic-lin the new Parliament by the 59,31

‘ally film-y a fewltional. free-trade, pro-American cle- conslituencies m-ment which proved to be so dis-

_ ‘turbing an unsettling a factor ill 05mm Canada “mchiGoverntnent and legislation during ‘grill not materially effect the sttttld-‘the past live years. In the Prairie ling of the parties. ,C0untry both the so-called Liberals § and the Progressives are obsess-vi

by free trade notions. '

completes the polls in remote

lCentral and W

i-—so>-i_-

‘ A PINK SHIRT. l

British Columbia is yet to be heard ‘from, but whatever may bu the returns from that Province it (lllvsliilll. that the people have all cannot very materially affect tho inalienable right to life, liberty antllgelleral resull- Qllellec and llll‘ -tho pursuit of human happiness. if prairie Prmln-ccs 5° long as “my ‘ can work together will have full control of federal affairs during the ‘my kmd "I a 5m" he “illllell m- ncw parliam ntttry term, be it long ibuf he can't. Ho must wear thtyor short. dtlnd of shirt that Madam Fashiolll .pr,,5cribefl_ (“-0 use the fenflnmt‘! There will be a struggle between ‘form ndvisetily- as the fashion for,-mgnzlifizgigspgslillfefsgrfi dzlzirgsz lint-lines toward protection. the Pro- igrcsslvcs and Western Lillcralsarc , Atrcnrtling to n lcll-gritphll: tlcwiyfrtrc-trzldtlrs. (Quebec docs llotwant itclu lll yeslcrdtlfs (iuurtlittn l-llfilannexluhm’ while “mom: m“ wesb ‘Royal the (“H0111 gruitl-grovrcrs there is it tron- ‘ v lsiderailio clement in fii\'Ol' of that ,\\al0s played a round of golf on '

lpolitical heresy. ‘the links ztt Paris in a pink shirt‘. the sleeves of which were out offl

We are informed on authority} ‘which it‘ would bc useless here to

this were so a man might wear

‘men as well as for women ls sot by _or for tho littlit-s.)

Highness Prince

Herc in the Maritlmes we are ac-

spcaking Acadian population andl

That the ..\larltlntes endorsed the‘

their birth. This chubbiness waslThey are kept l“ Privacy‘ m” m, .very nice when they were smaillany specific period‘ b," "m" fur. lchildrep pr babies. but as they be-lther 0rd." U6 given by “u,” h“: gan schoqhllfe,‘ thigfiextra welghtlmg them m mama The wmows “'35 a 31G '3!" m“? plabiamtof Presldentstioveland and Roose- lllei’ "ma . llWSWPQ."f'S'Q'-7'<;fill" velt may bestow the right of access flqflltudlllxllieurggr. retained lhfiplnlclo these c°llec“ons' and m“ per‘

9 5 '[ l. l l; b iv n occasion- and white complexion and actualliflgllgs a; blzgrffiglcil f); scientific resembled little girls in their ap--,re5earch_

Pr-"alwe “d mlmls- Chief Justice Tait placed his

However this fatness is really an, communications as pl-eslqenl lu outward sign that certain gland-s in-me “bran, for safekeeplug some the body are not developing pro-

For instance it has been learnedicharles _y_ Bonaparte mun-ney. Illa! llle hell! Created by 111B “Tlflvrgelleral under Roosevelt. also is

lugs of the body of one of lheselhep-L pgndlng (hither instructions. youngsters ls below normal. This‘ Them 5,3,95,11,31, belong to the means that the food taken into thclpregonpgeneratiou. or were so close body does not set completely used. to it that they or their executors and s0 fat is slufed lll the IlS-Sllell-ffelt than. publication should be de- This fat would melt “Way ll lllellayed until political auimoslties lpropcr heat was being fliallllfflCtllf-Jlgld faded and personal misunder- t-d by the tissues. ‘standings been forgotten. Custo-

Research men have found that (H5115 o; [he papgrg 53y [here is

realized m“; [hem were losses msonie of these younsfitefs lwho grew little or nothing in them that wouldl

unusually fat. almost fat enough for cause diplomatic embarrassment, a circus fat boy, were from twenty but nlaitters which mlgm re-open to thirty per cent below normal in‘old wounds or revive ‘alumherlng ‘the ntanufacture of heat. lcotitroversies. These difficulties | Now the gland that regulates thelwiil be smoothed nut with the lworkiugs of the tissues of the body-years. and there will be no reason, is the thyroid gland in the neck. to withhold publicity. l Tile juice from this gland of the‘ Open To Students right quality and amount. keeps, your weight about the same. daylwrltltlgs of the early Presidents. in and [lay out, {The manuscripts of George Wash- ‘ If'it is produced in quantitlesunglton are bound in large voiunles ‘larger than normal, bile processesiahd may be studied in intimate, ‘of the bodv work too fast, and yourtletail by the hlfiwflall- Sllllllfll" find the tliin nervous type of indi-‘access is penuitteti to the ivriings vlduai. lot the succeeding Presidents-

When it is found in insufficient John Adams. Jefferson, Madison.

l lyears ago. No part of them may . lPQFlY- anfl llll" Mlle" a"? "l" be seen without an order from doing their work efficiently. lhim in writing. The collection of

No such inhibitions surround the’

isles wide and comprehensive as ‘the postal system itself.

The service of the Bank of

This service ‘enables customers living in remote districts to transact their banking by mail as satisfactorily as they could make personal

visits. Write fin our folder, . "Banking by \Mail.”

Charlottetown Branch: G. FILLITER, Manager.

‘ BANK;or'Mou.Il1;EAl

Establitlieabitéiitoogrears J

l

lquanlnles men the prgcggggg dojllonroe. John Quincy Adams and inot work fast enough. and lat is‘Andrew Jackson. ' _ . ‘dept-mum throughout (he bgdy, I Those who enter the reading‘ And so the natural or logicahrfiflm of Original mlnuficflilllli hOW-i qh-mg 5m. [he physician u, do waaever. must come recommended bya ‘to give these fut youngsters sonte-lllllwlfilly Olf 80m‘! Mlle? Oft-fllllllfl- ‘extract of this lhyrold Emmy ltlon or individual , They found that this thyroid ex- prnct not only made the fat melt ‘away, but the boy began to look ‘less girlish, and more like the _ _ lolher boys Wllll whom he Dlayetl- as well of cabinet officers tl|-‘ l The effect of the adrenal glandsnplcmats- “law's “ml ‘tillers mlkl lwhlclt are situated on top cf eachlcerlllill llllDQFlBlI-lly in the develop- lkidncy‘ is to S10“, up the processes merit of the country. ‘of the body so that they will not - work too fast. l .Gratlu-'llly our research men will learn more about these ductloss

Women’s Electrical lglandsjilt] their effects upon life's Journal

processes. it ls a. wondentul study i

LONDON’ Sept. 15.—An eleotri-l cal nlagazillo for women. linking up women's study of electricity. Wll-ll its flililllcation in the homo has’ just math; lls appearance here. It is called “The Electrical Age for-

\\'0mou" and will he published;

public. are framed examples of the liauti-w-riting of all the Presidents.

lfor our patient laboratory men.

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Daily Selections FOR

quarterly. Guardian Readers

Dame Millicent Fnwcctt writes al foreword uf welcome for the paper‘ and Lady Astor has an introductory article commending it to tho mod- JI-ern student and ilousewifc.

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THE \\'llllali\'(i llEAiRT—“Go.

I do all that l. n. thine heart, m. hlaHungarlan P0lltl0lalll Lord is with thee." 2 Sam. 7:3. l

or“ o +o0+00 0o+o+0+00+0+> 16. 1926

September

known to the! library authonlties. l

ln the outer room. open to the

day WEDNESDAY 8th. - rsixyv-fivc in 1021 and sixty-in 1925.

.t©‘@.

‘ ‘at the elbows, and forthwith evgry ‘(mnorauy Quebec was? a prihlgolfer in Paris and vicinity rushed _ y‘ & Co" Q l-illltfl of lilrgg gdboral lllfllfrllfllllft-S inéfonh m buy a pink Sh." cut Off m l»? ‘ . ' ' ~ rl .

‘ ,2‘ l»-.. but lll a dluon m t c ou I Pkwy “mk Shm in Vwlacttts which they won tho Conserv-lme (‘Hy was “mm” up with“! n ‘few hours. Pink shirt. ruatl-rialwas ordered by tho loll and brought to

Paris by ucroplullt» to supply

tile elbows.

. - . . _ -. sl-Zlalivt-u \\'l‘l‘O ztbic to keep the sur- .-, C”, $2.. .3 2. f} ..»,_:; ‘pluses against illPfll bclnw thc ihnll-

liilillldililfk ill six seats."

(Jitcbcc and Saskatchewan,‘

“U

l-‘rom the new alignmenlwc shall‘

The East is farther than over from tho West. and in that there islittlc Yet the lnvor of lhc Vttritimes will prob-

hope for the Illnritlmes.

\ The balance ol our stock. l‘ leit from summer selling, these lines sold around $1.50 a pair, but we have not all sizes in every line and col- our, they are all fashionable shades however, and knit by the best Canadian Mills, Pen- marvs, Niagara Maid, Etc. This is a good opportunity to fill in your hosiery needs at a great saving, and have them up to the minute also.

"I: diatcly before elections and we‘ HOSIERY HAS l""1".i'"f.f.ifli.“l°ll.'li.lid".liiil‘i ARRIVED

ivhatdisguisemthat our Province is _ represented ‘on the new Government * Of which we will lust men- ' tion a few BI-TEX- Black and

fashionable shades $2.50

SILK AND WOOL. Plain shades .. 81.25 and $1.50

yl ably be sought by the new govern- ment and, if the West does not ob-

blcct too strongly, some of the Harl-

i i

time burdens may lbe lifted.

The new (iovcrnment has no fis- cltl policy. .‘ duco taxation, the cost of living and other burdens which bear heavily on the shoulders of electors imme-

it has promised to ro-

side by a majority of our members. , -'_ We extend congratulations

the ll. The “Lilmrul grip" h“ m" mwnltlfilllilllll for pink shirts cut oil ill c Qjloost-tltrtl llt (Zucbcc, zlntl thcrellyvhe elbows‘

9 ' sllllllflg thc fate of the Conservative This particular incident ‘a mo“? fiinarty‘ tioned only to add unneeded lenti-

l I lllimnmllmlly yokmlnasthey am the mony to the fact that. our inllliell-

s‘ I K ll‘-iorllior being avowcdly free-traders able fight u‘ me‘ liberty ‘md the

‘ ‘and the latter protectionists. dom- Mun“ of human happiness‘ if it

H lillmme mo mmaflon‘ ever existed, exists no longer. A

N‘ __ _ man cannot wear any kind of a

w , f 1mm W “mwm expecting —much' shirt or any other garment; 1m must wenr what Madame Fashion prescribes or he goes down and

out. _

And who is Madame Fashion? She is any one. man or woman. who occupies a. prominent position in society, in the big metropolis or in the country village, and all the met- ropolitans and the little villagers wear the kind of shirt she goes to golf ‘or to church or to a pie-social in, whether they can afford it or "t" ~;..-- .-

-lf an ibbbs her hair, we bob; if she cuts off her shirt at the elbows or at the knees. we cut. Some day she may go out without a shirt and we shall find wo have no need oi a shirt.

to lPerhaps it is better so. Any- Messrs. MacLean. Sinclair and Jen- way. n makes for a certain measure

ENGLISH ALL wool.. ill(Tltrpiftjrlotrlllillrlfellilctllzllllfl dldvzuglgtllll o! unnormm n makes um m Hum" mum," ‘zoo lw prevent It but they have wgn increased demand for pink shirt ENGLISH ALL WOOL - ’ h or other material, and this increas- spm-g 9.11"," - _ _ _ _ 33m)’ m" and we aha" expect "om t em os trade and the circulation of mo-

the best service they can render to their Province and to the Dominion.

h‘ ,‘.

Wool Underhoss, (to wear with silk) Flesh only 75c

l‘ Attzvhltt:

FASHYDNABL! FOOTWEAR a

ney. Also the spending of money, --l:-ut that is another story.

i——-¢4>——-—¢ EDITORIAL NOTE!

QERVICES APPREOIATED

l-‘or the excellent and satisfactory Exhmflon one,“ next Tuesday

“HM” -'l"."l"""l ln- Jlmlllm W‘ Alton that (‘brilliant 0 l- i+0 -. .

-.-, gn .-

loustomed to think of our Conserva- |tive and Liberal friends as loyal to |Briti§l1 connection and that convic- tion is not changed by thc election results. ‘But the fact rt-nlains that tile (lllposltion maloriur obtltitletl l‘l Tuesday's election zlt flit’. polls ill- clutles the great body of tho dis- loyztl, ltnti-Britisil clolucllt through- out Canada. ll. inclutics tho ctlllre rtnncxlllionlst element.

The Opposition party includes all those elements which desired to condone and cover up lilo Customs scandal, the smuggling element, al- ready enriched iu their unlawful trade anddesirous ‘that the lax ad- ministration of the customs laws which prevailed undt-r the Macken- zie King regime shall bc restored and continued.

For these reasons we greatly rs- gret the ascendancy apparently re-

regard it as an untoward event. un- fortunate for Canada. and detrimen- tal to the lliaritime Provinces. ln the East the hopes of iho large ma- jority of our Maritime people have been sadly disappointed.

0+0+~0 "l pater Lessons- IN ENGLISH a‘ By W. L. Gordon ¢>o++00+++00+o0+o0+0¢+++

WORDS OPIKEN MISUSED: “United States" is a singular noun. requiring a singular verb. "The United States is a nation ofvast re- BOUTCBS.

01M‘ EN‘ MlBPdLON-OUlNQl-ID: compromise. Pronounce from-pm- mlz. and ascent first syllable. OFTEN MLSSPEULQD: yolk -(of an egg.)

SYNONYMB: forgive.

excuse. condone. absolve. overlook. _ WORD STUDY: "Use a. word three times and it la yours." Lat us increase our vocabulary by master- ing one word each day. T0687‘! word: VIYLGARITY; w-raenaaa of msnnarluoninnanssa claw vul‘ stt-lry producerilhrotltlpf‘ _ ca!’

pardon. acquit.

PRAY~ER—4SDUW me Th)’ ways. O Lord, tench me Thy paths.

STRENGTH. FOR TO-DAY

Strength for to-day is all that we need.

As there novcr will bo a ttJ-mOPTOW.

For to-morrc-w will prove but an- other to-duy.