PAGE ELEVEN

More Bread

Bren-d

urt Ion! -

when- i-opion corn: to our can: to he forwarded. live could mun! lla- ntllh-il to cont to ever puntnlgr, etc. (Zonal-helium: cdunt III one word, but live Ilgun-u (an 31,000)

ure uiiowul Ill "Ill" "firi-

Culh remittances to cover cont must accompany nil "ldvertile- rnentu. In nu rune run thin rule iw. overlooked. Aflvflflpuquen‘. received without n-inlttanee cannot be acknowledged. -_ ._ ._ .__

iiiiiili ininnstntnis

Advertinemcntu under thin heading, 2c ncr word for rill-l; l"-

Central Guardian

ZICANDY BARGAINS at whiten?‘

STROUI) TEA

ini ID. Ind y, lb.

THE ‘NElW GROCERY f0)‘ Dollar

Day Bungalow, Oudmore ‘Bron, IIIORIQIQ, PRICES SLASHED ON dress ‘i

xoods and silks at Patons today, ‘v

KICANIDY BARGAIN$ at whiten

TEAS, CANNED GOODS, and Granulated sugar a: bargain pric es. Bmallwood’: Grocery.

LTHE QRIQJYR PAP; EXCEL ‘ENC! 0f -l' lament, ir George

E. lFoster, Murket Hall, Saturday, "yzlésgzatgnsv h“ fiysofigfiitfwol; 8 D-m. v‘ ' . p9“? n?!‘ __‘

sitkloutiigevlie: nnssszs lit fgaipo 11- ‘ spec‘ ._ ricéj- flfgnl 9 to 11 n, 4n, ‘ 1' M~ ‘$999131 ‘Sam ‘>1’ god‘ ’ pammf _ , gike-lllli "EB dresses at Futons ‘,,+H”“““fl _ a," ,3‘.- , his -mornt_g.

, out; only SUPERIOR FURNl- - rune oondmieltlthis morning at HO8PIT»A|.I ilnnoweuin Ton this 10 o'clock. .1. A; lMoora, 220 Kent evening in Market Hall. street.

Modem mil-- ling of the world's but what nat- urally pro- ducos the iaBLflour.

VERY SPECIAL EAL-E B! Silk?’ “"4 are" 800d: at Patons today.

and

l __._ MEN'S UNDERWEAR, 95c u cur» PArons AD f0!‘ reference garment. Bsiisr Days at 8- A- Mn us ltwlll not appear ugnin. Dill-Wils-

l A‘LL voua FRIENDS will b0 Ti-Qgfiflthgféllfgeliiflsgggl

m. the Hallowecn Ten in Market , Hall this evening. gzgi-ffl, 55113:: tgsgartlgtigilyeralnty

ARE YOU PARTICULAR about

i. .__._.

FOR BALI l ‘

f l FOR 8ALE—-HEAVY, BROWN plapeln, Apply at Guardian ut- rice;

_.__..___._.._._~_.__.__.__

FOR .sERV|cE.--PURE BRED Yorksblm ling, Claude‘ Crusweil, Wlnnioc.

‘FOR SALE A4 H. P. MOGUL EN- glns in good conditon. lless Mc- Millan, llox 446, Clty_

m-finfir ivixivuuln ' minriihn

WANTED-Girls for plain sowing. A-Dllly 54 Quseil Si.

‘D0 YOU notice thnt nil the show cords in the windows said that St. Jltmes Haliowekan tea was this afternoon.

[your pastry ‘fry the pumkln pies To LET at St. James Hallowein Ten this ‘ afternoon.

TO LET TWO OFFICES m new‘

Riley Bldg. Appl J. A. M .l ~ am‘ Bummer’ (Ylmoe m GRDli-‘lai WOMEN'S BLACK Wool and

m I t G PFIESBYTERY MEiETlNfl-Thc r sins its! B loves. special $ Days Presbytery will meet in clnlrioiio-

Bid . » g 49c- Prowse Bros. Ltd. town‘ Nov m. All tilose in atten- .___________ x FREE mFT f d H ll-fllldcfl hslwultl‘ come prepared to of 0o rtu s with 3B9“ l c nlg t in Charlottetown

MISCELLANEOUS every kltechen cabinet sold on Frl- -»-_

day and Saturday during special cllélOMiNls MI3Q|QNARY so. demonstration. Beer i. Weeks. TY.—-Rev D. E. l-latt of Digby LAMBS TAH-OMNG.‘ 95538- N. S. will he the speaker in Tryon

sinking. fur remodelling. Lowest‘ Prices. Work guaranteed. Oflllanley, 87 Green Si.

3M,M_,|_w,o°D.s GROCERV for Baptist Church iii. the Women's

Mm‘ everything 1,; 03L D011,“ Day Pflc Missionary Thiinkofferlng Service

9i on Sunday ncxt nt 3 p. m. A largo attendance is looked for.

JNO. ALFRED MacDONALD, Prc

vincial Lund Surveyor, Herman COME EARLY and get first Mlltsglglqligv ADDRE53,_ new

PERSONALS

till/liberoMcthlrvlllo, oi‘ Kinkoru. ivas a V'1S‘l-lili‘ in town Wcdiltlsdlrv.

Y \ Mrs J.E.H. llicCrclllly rotul-ns: luosdlly ovi-ning from Si. John N, B’ .

Miss Milo “Th3; North lull...“ spoilt Monthly and Tlililillily visit» "ti! lrlonils in Hunter lllver.

bliss Kzlill- Smith, oi‘. Trout River spent Mfllliiliy cvcniilg in llulitcr “iv”? 111" kill-st of Mrs, A. Wlisun.

V<,1‘]~le "twins ui‘ m. Vi/illiam lllunor, Albany, will l“. pleased in hour than _llc i»- r-iplvlly l‘p(tnv(i:, liiii li1'~“i' “lwliili suuu-ssfnlly llntiili‘. 141m“- "ll lllnlmtiuu for uplltruillciils

ville. ‘ choice of children's VBslS 0n $ ‘G. W. McDonald, returned Mission- doumu, y-MY- Prllws“ BT05 Ltd- J,Ty from Kai-ta, will give an lul- ' dross ‘before the Ladies’ Mission-

Miln has to liihur for his bread,

M" some days is but poorly fed‘ EVERY DEPT. of this big store my Society Thank Offering Moat-

brinl full of bill-gains for $ Days, ing oi’ tho Presbyterian Church, l Prowse Bros, Lid. Summerslde, on Friday evening tho ‘ 28th inst, at 7.30 o'clock. 'l‘his . . ‘ill i l -i . t -. - when and mckness ‘Wm. ORWELL-Servlces next Sabbath ills tlltlklzlxlntilltwllilngotsllllljrtijll ' 0m. 30th at Orwcll Head at 11. at siwcld mulls it n rsist to lissr

m“ 1'“,'__';,_“'m 5°“ gm“ m1“ “M st. Andrntv, Orwell ht wit); sumiuy him. l “ lseheol iii 5.9.0. The pnstol- wnl preach.

lie often sulljt-i-t is to drcod I many dangers sees ahead;

_,__.. TAX CA$ES.—At the County » (foul-t before Judge Stewart ycster ‘MPORTANT MEETING "' A“ day several trlx (210595 came up. Mr Liberal Conservative poll oonimll- u Gundm_ K (a "WSW, Ms Case

Anti frequently will sorrows COHL! And darkened then will be his

home, ' ills lovod ones curried to the grave F11)!“ her strong hitnll he could not

nltoml tho mooting in tho. (fonumit- gwemment The“ were some S,” Sonlellllllg 01' i118 ElllllllfitlVfi $151161!’ we ““°m§,' Quee“ 18"" brmay eve” only-five closes in-ull to come tlil but (lays in its movement. An evening “g “,1 8 °°1°°k' of these some osid in» will set/Pull

frock of pillar box pink with silver RE“ 'D_ a HAT-r, a D" a rem‘ the only case cunteswd,

mes “m1 w°"k""‘ “"9 Ymlwmeu l“ lind jillllzlnoill Will-i rivcn for ihc

other defaulted, Mr Giiudet belnu

run OHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN ‘Kings County Campaign

(Continued from Page Nine;

under a free trade policy; but now, after the destruction of her shipping during the war and ha the face of the programs , of the United Slates before the war and especially now, competing with and boating Britain in the markets of the world, she has come to the conclusion that there is no chance for her commercially otherwise than by adopting a system of pro- tection. With this object, lag-ls- latlon passed duning a recent sen- slon of’ Parliament imposes an ad vnlorem duty of 33 ritper cent on her principal, or, as they are des- cribed, “key" industries This embraces some six thousand clus- son of inunufactured products in Great Britain. Not only that, but lhv. legislation is so framed that it may be extended automatically to any new industry that may arise from time to time.

Now l would ask you, in the incc of all thesél facts and the know- ledge that every country protects its own industries, is it reasonable to suggest that ‘Canada. should lake down her tariff and proclaim lien self a free ttrade country? Wliut would it mean? i think you will all agree that it would mean that we should be the slaughter market of the world The United Status. from the surplus of her own mar- kets, could dump her products into Canada and those 600 branch fac- tories would be closed and the goods they make produced in the United States. Would there be, in- side of 6 months a factory in Can- zldu producing enough 1o pay run- ning expenses? This is a serious proposition and one to which you should give the most careful coli- slderzttion. Our very Niitionnl antononlv trembles iln the bnlance. Yet, in the face of this, the Liberal party of Canada. are appealing to the electorate on u platform oi‘ free trade. 0n that platform the uifl- clill loader of that party, Mr. Muc- KenzicvKlng, was chosen ui. o con- vention of the Llbcrul party from all over Canada hold in Ottawa in August, i919. Without enumerate ting at length all the articles of that platform, lei us consider ltho§g that would uliect everyone in Cun’ ada most seriously. They may be described thus".

First: Reducing the cost of thc implements of production in the industries based on the natural ri- sources of the Dominion; and to

welcome support to the assured in nln old age or in event disabled.

www vvv~v

this cud whcltt, wheat flour and all products of wheat, the princi- pal articles cf foods, farm illllilv menls and machinery, rough and dressed lumber, gasoleno, llluuiluu- ting and fuel oils, cements and fer- tilisers, as well us the raw mitte- rizlis entering the same, i0 ho free from (Yustoms duties, And they

puppies on the folds of the sklrt' m. of excepllmml ablllty wlll g“; haul the slipped shuitlcl-s of early a programme in the Baptist EhLiYGA

in l'i‘1f1l't' Filuilly lltispiliil.

M1". l 115v llughrs, llliifllilfill‘ of the linnk oi‘ Nova Scuiiit at Now (Ynriislll, l’.Q., and siipi-rvisili- of tho h chi-u ul‘ the above lmnk in 111v. Mile Peninsula, is visiting (Jdiiiilbllilfflwii, nigculnpnnled l“, ms with mill liilll» lliiuhtor, liilriliflfe, “r. iiui-zlws is u son oi’ Mr, (loorgo A. llugilt-s or tho i'.i-.‘.l.il. -

.\Ir. .1. flmhnlil (ll-urgolinvli. British (iuiilnzl, who has spa-lit lhv- past ihrvc. lllilflliis \‘l imp in (ills. lli‘(l\‘ll\t-u_ lcit yw-s- lt'l'tilly iur .\1ill||‘t‘1l1. "i! will

illlPllll i'1lI‘l.‘1[llliil~l in T. 1' Illl l, i Jiliilflll with rucfcr cunt and big roi~ _ , , _ . . , ,. mill! for 1l(liil4' front .'\11~\\" Yllllllkilul‘. the cont uil‘. o new trcittlucut‘ IIIliSZYIOlOSZnSiJYI (“$301111 than lot sport skirts. was ' A " ljumpor being ltlllod to the skirt in “Why so few are satisfied." Vernon ::GOL i‘ ~

D SEN‘ CONGOLEUM anew way. There was

l-ilriy ill flit‘. Now Yt-Eii‘

RU6$¢ illlii‘ loci hy 1\\'l‘1\,'I' lt-vi. Special ‘for MOORE N A]('1i}i()l) LTD.

BIRTHS *..—*_.:~1 PUR9ER—Borh in this city 0.1,

8th 1.0 Ml‘. up .\li’:4_ idrull S,

(fruipyksh:lnl(v gtul-csquc frocks.

“Hum. 1),,“ ‘mp0 ilogro velvet cunt lsqulrrcl dlyed to tone, and hiii. null Pry’

Victorian day's, while ii grccn silo; 0n Monthly and Tuesday evenings mm,“ 5mm“, and. long wmsted_ of next week. lie will give a recl- hml ‘L mm "f m“. (mvmier Dermal ings oi‘ Tennyson. in the IlnDtist tendunce. (zilhonced by tho hold use of 1i. long Church on Sunday evening. preahmL It was came,‘ bv Main valous pink hat.

A flower cut in the decolletnge was another new note, and the fam- mum of the“. nus Lucile flowers hung from mau- Maude m My, Hanna“ notluiils’ (‘HTS or trailed over pic~ MucEwen. the marriage to take mg elecuqm

lplnce ivednesday evening, Novem-

Tlle routs imd skirts were thcf ggfletgigngfiglhtighfydock i“ the PM»

host that Lucile has shown. 'l‘horo was il sport skirt hi‘ fine fawn,

VERNON RWER Macon‘ Se“ lion, within 1r. minutes walk of the Town of Summerside .15 ilcres Prescntution of ‘PM .

_ -_ _ , , m. y for next seasons cropping. seen. tho silk. Blhll. Society rewards, 10.30 fun. Balance under ‘my The“) ‘h, 0“ the promises, a barn 26 x 50 ft_

"Wu d“ “(l 't l‘ Y0 (h y volley , “ Bins n u." l err .

and 5mm‘ “im 6B0 pm‘ . ‘The Prelude of pow‘ llrlltlgnmldeul for cultivation no fight u“ Slim!“ M“! go of Strawberries and Markri Gar

___m__ ‘Rlllirilflll boots all of n shade. But. to church, _ “Gluing. V. l Hanmglum Sum ihvrc wcrc ncurly a hundred irocks| manna nil told that mode the onlooker » ‘vafxignlgld sfigll/ilgif- fills;- K13 trovctuus ' c ' ‘ l’ ' ‘ rea, on furlough will‘ address meet- - ' ings as follows: Caledonia, Oct.

Purser, u. vlliughtcl‘, llulh Jim--

phoane. IHCATILQ .‘l'i’ENKiNS--Af Vornor Rlvor, Oct. 3-’. 1921. ilvnry John Jl-liklils. Fun-

l-riil tu li-ilvt- his lulu lt'.\‘ii1t‘ili‘i‘. iii 1W0 l). m.. today Ffhtirsliul‘). ——-——-QQ->-_-_.__. IfiSLlGHTLY DAMAGED CON- QQLEUM RUGS Tor iltlllitl‘ lluy all, 1W lwii nrloe. llf00lli<l s. Mo» LOD, LTD. -——-<Qo->-. LONDON. Oct. 25.-—- Lin-life's hnlnns in ‘liilnover iiqilllrc, from L114‘. theatre room with its pretty" stagi-

Hull admirable lighting to distuntl

filling rooms filrnished‘ for the (‘lly with slit choirs. were crowded with ltirunlc, conic to see display,

'I‘hl's souson Lucile has gone to

lndfihrntller than to her fnvorlto Egypt for inspiration, lmd she has ior tho moment rediscovered tbc "ffeétivclless of black. There was _. n strange frock of mid and bluk _-»

with huge gold-elhbrolgqi-eo plank j t FAlt-z TDNlGHT ALONG cANbL€~LtGHTS ARC- lnee lleoves thai n-lhe _. me wAB/agi-l... $90M GL5 Ammo; mu sillendor of ghavyqnggjlffenypey b “,6 HELDS W52: THE BANkS Q; 114g.

nuu. Tilcre wits linolhérfilfiolklnnd lgoliievcnlflg gown with i1 till Splin-

isil ‘colmb made otgold lace.

Among the tuffétng, n lavender- frock. with a bin-

bilio afternoon

cult flchu collar at the buck. had

II yearn Bland-uni for Ilelunal and Pullfnl Monairlvntlnn. Srnlrl tln

II e only. All air Into or:

::'-.fi-B_.."~..iitlihunno

her fashion

ytiiirlini‘ i é

. 30th, ll a. m., -Petera Road and Iil-OVE-l-Y RANGE 0f T411119“ Murray Hnnbor North, Oct. 30 and Velour and (‘huviot ‘Serge Sultslll 31 as locally announce‘; Murray navy, ill-own and hurtling blue, n11! Harbor gong, N0“ 1| 739 p_m_, nru‘ this si-nsnn. Worth to $62.00‘ wood 15mm); No“ g’ 1,30 ppm rol- swam». BiOOiIE it MsiAEOiI Belfast, Nov. n, 1.1m n.ni.-, Valley- lIFD. field, Nov. G, 11 a.m.;‘Orwoil, Nov. "‘_" ii, 7 p. m. ‘ o+¢oo+¢oo+o+voow++o+0+o

Heated by Hood Prnparatlilno

lrenl Market, most of which was

Famad for iaa cuisine

but the amount on hand was ciean- sore and Hood's Olive

roomu with bathl.

filly to three. Lambs were u lie nnd finally Make it your home in Charlottetown

‘and under. _____ iroinllnrboruL/is.

Jeff Ilud- Mutt Dollcd Out t0 n WP."

Q O-O-O-O4-§-O44-O-O-O§O—O-§~§O-§Or! é

MUTT AND JEFF-

blot; S€€N\ UEiEy HAPPY, ol-b nude‘-

511i ouét-t Trle SYCAMoREs "rue

\

0H, TH: Moou LIGHT'S

CotWES we scelvT wHAA-BASH FAR

or NUAPMBWN HAY

U. F. MEETlNG AT VERNON RlVER-Jllic United Thrillers’ incen- , ing was held last night in Vernon till sermon on the Christian Teach-i River M“ Them ‘ms a small M, Mr. William bicMlllon 8 ‘brown curling ostrich plume on a.‘ —-— ' standing vote of sight to one that CV o’ ‘we trawl 1 ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED-r the officers 0f the UF. he retifleBlBd ' Mr. and Mrs- A- J- MHOLIIFB. 51'1"" to call a convention at Charlotte-

iey ‘Bridge. announce the enssgs- town in the near future to consi- ilflufillwl’ M81115“ der the advisability of contesting Slewa" Queen's County in the forthcom-

FOR SALE-Owing to lll‘ health the ilndersigncd offers for sale his Lot oi‘ Lund consisting of 26 acres, in u high state oi’ isultlvn-

9 pm‘ gummy Sch”! 2'30 p~ m‘ ltnd small Bungalow. Pump of Good biirgiiln for

For two years l stiffcrcd greatly from blue veins on my log. They .___4 storied with it little sure that grewnpiq wnm, in nee, hm, immediate- MONTREAL QABLE__Wll,1| [WQH- worse, larger, more pilinful till. it

i HD1191 VlCtDTia Ity-six cars of come on tho Mon exteudsd around my whole nskls-

l decided to lake Hood's Sarss-_ p; plflggd on ll, small sluii’, buyers were looking llilrlllfl l0 Purify "iv ‘b10011. Willi‘ arc. in proportion. for bargains. The demand is slow. H00"? 5191110111641 5011i! 1° W351i Ills.

Ointment

with grassers selling at from ‘wo the Sorsapilrilla, (hi; sore diminish-

_ disappeared. i little better than yesterday, the heartily recommend these limit!- mps going for eight dollars. Hogs tiles to‘ all suffering from silullial .wcrc unsettled and selling at nine troubles‘ Mrs. John Peterson, Do-

iRlorlTb, out) bent’. 1: MAoe soM€ iASY MON€V

This Meizuwc’.

say: “The Liberal pnriy hcroby pledges iiscli‘ to implement by ic- gislotlon the provisions of this rc- solution when returned to power.“

Not only the Liberal party bu! the Agrarian party advocate n p0li~ The latter go. if anything, a. little further than the Liberal party. They advocate placing on the free list nil fool.- stuifs, all agricultural implc ‘s

lumber, cement, etc.

in a word, both the Liberal par- ty and the Agrarian party place on record as the platform on which they are prepared to stand or fall, the admission to Canada of all tho important products that. are monu- fuctured or produced in Canada; that is to say, they declare- tlmt ii given power they will throw down lilo. burl-ior between Canada and the liliilotl Suites and allow them to send into this country every thing that we now manufacture uni der the promotion system Let us coilsiiler for u moment whnt wo might hopo from the United Slates unllrr the conditions which tho Liberal and Agrarian parties uro. pledged to bring about. Thc host way of ludging of the future is by u review of the past. Under

the Underwood tariff our wheat 0H Anklelnntl wheat products could go into

the United Staten free. But in the iiiCo 0i‘ this, lifter agreeing Lo reciprocity on this article, the Forlinoy Bill imposed a turiil’ of 35 ocntu n bushel on wheat and 20 per cont on flour. ‘ Our potatoes

ly, under the new United States‘

Jegislailion 25 oants a bushel duty

Most. other things The barriers are. erected against us so that we are practically shut out from that in consequence of thin

about $168,000,000 worth of our ex- ports of form products have broil attacked, at it time when the Uni» ted Stilton was sending into this country $80,000,000 worth of those products and soiling ogiihlnt the (liiLplLOflhIlililhlB

service. rd up. Butcher cattle sold for to help heal it. it was soon llnpflf- nlnrkct. threalo five dollars and a quarter slit 1 W88 °i1 1118 T1511! Cvllrsc, ior legislation oi‘ the ‘United Suites Elegantly mm|'hed' 52 pair hundred. ‘Calves were steady iLS the result of faithfully talking‘

lurm and household machinery, .

%w‘vvv¢ v¢~v‘¢‘vv‘%‘vv.vv#v%vv

from us. tliolr till-in‘ to

and not at the dictation oi‘ any

Canadian industries. Our Liberal irlenilh pcrhitlss, are ed w be a member O . ’ f the Public iihili word is this. m" *1“ ‘lfiimm’ “l, ‘:‘f°,‘)‘“‘_“gezl:§!,' Accounts Committee. i seldom possible for ms. in the time =11 1n." ‘arm pom” 35,1" g‘ the (xgnshmi missed a sitting of the (fommittoc dlBXPQ-‘ml “NW9” "QW 11nd nolllnl! They Se 0m re er to e p“ and I know that not one of several (lily t0 "Hike i111)’ ellleillilvfl 91m‘ ' l th-ercfore nvuil illyseif of »

platform adopted in solicit

They prefer to revert to U . . gallon showed that not. one dollar ill =~ Ouiliifliiillty t0 xghelilvmlltiiiils gigniziiiherltsixnizlxinv 32;? ha‘! bw" mi-‘llilllfunristell. so fu~ votes and inilucncc at the coming ‘ ' . ' . > ti . Tum ls not denied, I illo were the cllurts of those meln t 6C 0n (Banada ls given at over ltwo lll- Line m H l‘ , ( d n m, lions of dollars, but the greater ' _ n‘ pwpfs" "l “i?” B Y l part oi’ this debt was incurred 1R tflral-qvwtrliltcilnllgntrililr-yrial?" ‘yms n‘ conseque-uco cl‘ thc war. 1 p‘ ' ' l” mm l” pendlturc for the last fiscal your $1,103?‘giilarymqfifiggqopzrlfglons w“ other question and i shall hnvu ":35 “slabs; lhengsw mlgfi; t-lcctlon the women 0i (tiiniltln en~ m“! qlper éem Th: greater pa“ joy tho Franchise equally with the of the additional expenditure was for pensions to tho soldiers and the relatives of those who fell in thn country's cause, for interest on tho public debt, for soldiers’ land scttienlent ontl civil ment, for demobilization and for other expenditures arising from

them hero [he

IS YOUR HOME PROTECTED ‘I You know it ia promoted while you live. If the hoad oi your home was removed-

would the household routine go on an before?

With the increased coat of living, the amount of Insurance you are carrying may.

not be sufficient protection today. When the provision of [your loved one! is at utak: you cannot afford to gamble with the future. Think of the numberlesa widows and child- ren Life insurance la saving from poverty, hunger and despair. and giving a chance in

Not only is Ilfe inaurance a vtrong arm in disaster’: dreadful day, but it ll a of becoming permanently