Ill at ease . . . at her mun dinner table

ICK’S ‘chief’ was pleasant and~friendly, but I knew that he had the fastidious standards of a man of culture and wealth.

-' “I was so eager, as Dick's wife, to meet those standards. '

“It was a little thing which upset me~——just the merest change of expression on his face . . . I was pouring coffee, and for the fraction of a second his glance had rested on my hands.

p “I knew my hands looked red and rough from housework and clishes—and knew he had noticed them . . . I became self-conscious, ill at ease.

“Foolishly, perhaps, I felt the evening was a failure.

“Now I know how NEEDLESS it was. Since I have been using Lux for dishwashing, for all cleans- ing my hands have to do—my hands are soft and smooth and white. I’m never embarrassed now by ‘dishpan’ hands.”

I So many soaps-whether ﬂake, chips, or cakes—— contain harmful alkali which makes the skin harsh.

There is NO injurious alkali in Lux! Made by a remarkable process—Lux actually SOOTHES the skin, leaves it a little whiter and softer than before.*

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Dissolving instantly, before you ever put your hands in, a little Lux foams up into a mountain of suds——so rich, so cleansing, the dishes seem almost to wash themselves.

The big package of Lux washes six weeks’ dishes. Lovely hands for so small a price!

I , ‘Mom! beauty parlors use Luz in nurnicurinq the nail. fa so{lm and whilm lluﬂrwlrs.

Lux keeps lovely " the hands that wash dishes

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Lava I008. absent and lambs at Kenaington Tuesday forenoon. Aug. 21st. Alden Mouse. i - , ’l1Il-8-18-2i

—KINIINGTON Live Stock Shir»! - ping Club loading lambs. hogs, veal. calves and iat cattle Wednesday; Aug. 22nd, up till noon. J. A. Doug- las, Becy. 7216-84841 i} i.

Eastern Guardian

.."l‘0 BENT-l room house. at Iolllilllle. Apply Miss Sarah Gor- tegus.

don, Mon 7224-B-30~3i

JIASTBIN AGENT-Mr. J..W Murdock is Guardian Agent in Mon-l tague and will be pleased to receive, news items, advertising, new and; renewal subscriptions. ti

JJOHN BABBYMOBE IN DON] JUAN one of the greatest and most colorful ever filmed. Oddiellow’s Hall, Montague, Wednesday, Aug- 29th., afternoon and evening. 7164-8-17-31

In Memoriam

¢....=..__ .._ . JOHN W. GROOM

The death occured yesterday morning site-r a brief illness of John W. Groom oi this city at the age oi 42.

The deceased was a son of the late Mr. Fried Groom who was kill- ed in a railway accident about two years ago in this city. He was s. hlllhly respected citizen and had a. host oi friends who will learn with deep regnet oi his early passing. lie was a valued employee oi the Charlottetown Guardian Publish- ing Company. and will be greatly missed by his fellow employees. He was a consistent u oi the Trinity Church and always assist- ed by word and work in the better-i ment oi the community.

The!!! 8,119 left to mourn, his mother, one brother, Alfred. Engin- eer oi the Water Works. Sununer- iide and one sister Mrs. A. c. Siainbreuner of Washington, D. 0., besides a number oi relatives and friends.

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A cREA SALE EVENT OPENING TUESDAY MORNING

An exceptional opportunity is offered in this sale, to secure one of these very newest FUR COATS. Never have there been offered so many distinctive new styles, and the special EXHIBITION prices give you an enormous adyantage in selecting your new coats NOW. ’

Th, rum", w“, M, mm on BEAVERINE COATS, an attractive service garment if. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$68.00 Tuesday at 2 o'clock from McLean SHEARED CHINAGOAT, a very smart, light grey F111‘ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3- --$75.00 gngﬁgwlgdmngbgzagggéwﬁf-r squire FRENCH swam. COATS, very dressy, plain .. . . . . . . . ; . . . . . . . . . .. . $125.00

T0 u” 53mm‘; mhuvm The HANDSOME PLAIN MUSKRAT CQATS _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $200.00

agardian extends sincere symba- RICHLY ELEGANT HUDSON SEAL, plan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $315.00

' V HUDSON SEAL COATS, trimmed sable _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . $365.00

-..g.___ ISJAIAL COAT, trimmed Kolinsky . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .

' " N MB COAT, trimmed sable _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Shlllllmg 9111b N9W$ g PERSIAN LAMB COAT, trimmed Hudson Seal ........ . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. $525.00

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All new—all from the most reliable During the past week five cars of . live stock were handled by the 15-: land clubs. In view oi the present good price for lambs, many clubs‘ are marketing this class oi live stock quite freely. Over 1,000 head have been shipped out of the province during ‘the past six weeks. There has been a keen demand for lamb‘; at 1-ic delivered. It is hoped thut many farmers will ship their lambs while the price remains comparaq‘ tively high. Keeping them until October or November is a. sure way, to weaken the market at that time. All farmers having buck lambs‘ should ship them before Sept. 15th,‘ after which date a heavy cut will be made.

The past week has been one oi grew: significance to Maritimel swine growers. In years past farm-l ers noted the discrepancy between Montreal and Maritime hog prices.’ Last week ior the first time in the history oi the loul swine industry. Maritime prices were higher than Montreal. Montreal quoted around .13 l-ic, while Maritime packers paid .140 to thsShipping Clubs on a. delivered basis.

The Shipping Clubs are render- ing s valuable service to the live stock uosrs in that live stock of any may be shipped st the| time when prises are high. A good, market ior veal calvém has been made available w the isrmers. It is‘ hopes that many will take advent-f age oi this, and thus prevent the wasteful slaughter oi young calves for" little more than the value oi the bide. Calves should not be shipped when under one month, and to secure the prevailing top price oi .9c they should weigh around 200 pounds.

A considerable number oi cattle are being shipped through the clubs. Last week the Uigg Club loaded

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Official Electric Service Station Batteries and Ignition

Reduced Prices 0N

Armatures AND v _ _ Ignition Coils ‘fmfﬂﬁ Tlie Palmer Watson f, rho-lays. Iioilox us.’

France's forests ‘have an ales. oi nearly 25,000,000 acres, about l0 percent oithe entire areaofthe country.

BRACE’S_ Supplies For

‘ for Pena. Dena, Houses and lens 'P||p Finishing Sheds.

EYESIGHT

Oel-O-Glals. Paper, Rooﬁng, Shing-

v wmzil-gslm 0:33; EXAMIIWATION v Paint Btaln. "' "W!" ' olmsa now. i

H. J. MABON

orromsrlusr Oiﬂce Connected m». DfIsﬂer-e.

lapses, McKAY a 00., LIMITED. a

Bummer-sis, I’. I. I.

about thirteen head. while the Glen- wood Club will ship a car load dur- ing the present week.

1n view of thsjligh ‘hog prism and the almost assured low prices oi feeds during the coming iall and winter, it is anticipated that sucker

pigs will be pt a great premium. To this event, andwiill mEFTJIlIl-e- r ls o, 1 _ l -_ meet this demand s. large number ments in both boars andrsciwti. An iﬁziiiispiiit sprlerlg. 3:55:12“. mg?’ ill: scarcity. to (arrow in the months oidanuary. weakness is due partially?» the fact °l ""4 m" "l" l” °“°'°d “i m‘ "i"- brwd 80W W111 be a swd in- ers repo" "l" "ﬂlv one-third of thelminded $eoitipriveunfsfatlligohaliilelrgigwzlfy' July and August Duran‘ ‘Mum “m” m“ m m" m

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Charlottetown, P. E. I.

Swine Show a SD10 which will be vestment durin th i t ""4 "Wink" the MI vvvrllowinc with lnmbmumler h = " M“ m Ohuhtwitown’ October two. g e nex year or usual number oi sows were bred for having all litters farrowed during market is always st its weakest and dug-mg m; mm, ghgpﬂn; will.

23rd. banners should plan to attend It is to be regretted that many‘ fall litters. Sow bred to farrow in the spring and iall is ruinous to theat this time we have the bulk o! should be m; ‘in; q: 5|] swine pro-

I January or February would help io .'g|¢|mtry, d“ _ Trlnglng up Father ' e Sir .e c anus -

More sows shouldbe bredlour hogs shipped. This market

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