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Irltaln and the presidential elec- tion in the United Staten will take

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discussion it w-uapuilontn ol u, ‘in’ l lflfik III

questions 0| I event-n- l-Mlt- “'- 9- l ""K'""- l" " °- place quite close together. one dur. f °""'”“""' 09"“. . g m“ "",,,f;',"'g,:,lfi";,f‘,m,,,,“fl',‘,‘:,,_u g K‘ on,“ lng the last week of the present n .'i'-'-."'.'r".'.'-'L'-,.-¢..t-. m. u _ . cull INIQII Y?“ ' __ mont-h and the other early in _ .... ilimiii and Pnmialisiii lllllll November. r... 1...“... of the q» gflllffi 3W“ m m: ily Taking "Fiuii-a-iivis" WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1924 w» c-mv-iw r111 be vswhed a -" ‘ “Y °F "

CHURCH OF ENGLAND

with" inttuse interest during the next few weeks by one hundred and fifty millions of English-speak. ing people more immediately con- cerned and by other millions apt-ak- ing the some language in the Brit- ish Domin-ions over the sea Canada, with her British connec- tion On the one hand and as next neighbor to the big Republic will be a spectator of the two'great contests and only less interested than the principals.

Q y; . 8-101. RLD. QHOULDER AND ARM PllN

What n glorious feeling it is to be wcli! What a relief to be free of cnthartics, salts, laxatives and curs!- tives thatmerely ag ravate consti- . pation and are so unp easant to take and so weakening in their effect!

What a satisfaction to know that ‘the juices ofn pies, oranges, figs and prunes will a olutely and perma- nently relieve canstjipatigxnér an’: certain recess, e nice < {mils ca“ b” '“.’“°°mr"-tqd "d more wonderful lam, even than The Montreal Gazettn having re- combined withtnnics-nnriitistheao this. This l! when me child-a intensified fflllanlllllftiflefigzzhlggflgzflé I "h m“; up so.“ sbear when covered from its attack on Mr. consti in ion, rcieve i i a g ' , . » hHIOllgIlPSS, and make you well and lretalnlng [he shadowy “m! o‘ chw Melghen chooses to he facetious. krPp_\'011 well. it cynically reports that a returned “Fruit-u-UVB!" "9 5°|d ""9" dish innocence. ii becomes incor- d l f WllCTC at 25c. and omuabox-orsent I 'm ted in a m" missionary had state n course o posipaid by Fruit-a-tives Limited, P0151911 °1' u" “

-sh-,-.\ngiicans in Prince Ed- ward island who are in touch with their church in the Motherland have been following with interest e proposed revision of the Book of Common Prayer, particularly ln ti! Communion Office, which‘ was do] signed to give expression" to doc- trines the very opposite to what ihe hook has stood for since the Reformation. Bishop E. A. Knox who has just retired from the See ofManchester has headed a great Crusade for the preservation of the old book in its integrity and has ralliedchurchni-en by hundreds of thousands to his support. Thurs-

l . forces. the Llberalsbeing practi- cally eliminated. Even Sir l-iamar

WONDERFUL FAITH

One of the common‘ ailments these days is pa.ln in the shoulder and arm. - it is called neuritis, muscular rheumatism, and neu1ul8l11- 1|] the majority of cases it is a simple neuralgia, or sllSht 1111111111" matory condition of the nerves thlt supply the muscles of shoulder and arm. The pain may extend from the back of the neck where the nerves begin. right into shoulder. and down the arm to the hand.

The wonderful faith of a little Greuwood’

child has formed the theme of l l d h d H d 1 f0 , as ec ne many a touching story and many sacral!” r re an

to fight under the Liberal bannerf a iugubrious sonnet, yet there is a

Mr. Lloyd George's

For long periods in the plot the

political divisions in Britain and It is usually just on the one side, daly of thisweek, October 16th is ' _ ' , an address that "Heischell Island |n the slaw ha". been between but may extend from one arm to be ng observed u! u 816M d8!’ 01 ' ~ » Ommmont- grown‘ able bodied’ hard headed Pskinios show n preference for two Brent. Pflrties i-n each country i319 0111111- M1111)’ Dhyfllfilhllfl 111B 1"‘ g'a’;er‘dtllm%g';°“t m? ghugch m The tune In youl/pocket’ 111111" Bcwsmmed w ‘he w”! M Conservative and Liberal in Brit-‘vcuned w "ace “s cause m h‘ n: an I m eence o t a my“

Scottish music in their gramophono fl U, numbe o,- cues h“ Book as ii is. No doubt there are -t _ ~, - . . lthe world and the wiles of the Pol. records but m“ m a“ other re” ain. Republican and Democratic in gllgltsfaireised “not; ‘he m.“ m many friends in Ith-ls Province and l s sum“ free m “ddmon-

WITH careful treat- ment Puckct Beii

thing, disarming criticism as the] lvacani eye and the open mouth p'o-| d -. iects the imbecile from assault and,“ B l k t h l an ' Mum .- 'ew runswc eac ers n con- . ~ y. These lofty thoughts are_ _ .

T . inspired by the following sentence‘ '_"“"°“: Muuctonsvme 811111111"?!- Q A a a paragraph in the last. issue of: ‘we’ e stressed‘ among o er

The Pioneer descriptive of a rail- mmgs {he ‘mponance or teacher’

_ recent letter ‘if the Mother Church +}i betrays the trust committed to her a-i the Reformation the daughter churches throughout the Empire will be affected."

I am Sir, etc. . HENRY D. RAVMOND St. Paul's Rectory, Charlottetown. Oct. ‘iii-iii 1924.

1 v The man with d

- l.- - _ b; 1 1 i; g .i the States. This time, as was thc- fl id i . ihirt e rs D°mm‘°“ “M Wm “k9 to 1°“! Wm‘ a ePend- ‘new! In ‘ a a {er "um es “meets they are rapidly becoming “an” 8p em c over y y a them in iheir-supplications, for as shouhj h!“ you Severn] abic watchinhig k

' tion it becomes a sort. of hoivi - ca“ “t ‘he l"! 3959"“ 918cm)" a“- Bishop Knox has well pa) it in a ' Pm ct can r l A j 1 I ' lfrlviiiwd -~ in Canada, there are three parties Th‘? PM“ ‘mfles l“ mm“s“y"a“d

years. But suppose you l bought one every year. That is $2.00 a year to have the time in your pocket. Four cents a wet-k at the must for timekeeping scrv_ icc. If it saved you eight

use his time to the best ad vantage. He saves hurry, iworry‘ and waste time spent in waiting.

Pocket Ben wears the trade mark Westclnx on its dial. That is the mark ofa

in severe cases there is a loss of power in the muscle, with some- times a painful condition of the skin, and at other times a partial loss oi‘ sensation.

iThe patient resists movements when ever possible, carrying his arm as ii‘ in a sling. by his side.

l wish I could tell you the cause

'n c-ach of the two nations most directly concerned the strong Lab- or party in Britain and a motley, party under the Leadership of Senator La Follette in the States. each contending for the mastery, complicating the struggle and mak.

Dr. Thomas of Harvard gave the

_ ithhmselves speaking and wrmng ing the final result more than of the trouble in ever case, but ' hm?‘ a year It ‘Wmld pay gmxi "mekeepen And l1 I W are buying PRESSED miwfl? ‘uspectlon [our on", the P. ii h ti d l l i usually doubtful. . m," is “npossiblm and you and G H foritselfawilyuuivuuld have costs hut $2.00. e _ Ping s correc y, an ns st ng up . m h . n d t . , lsiani Railway. v ____._ your doctor w ave to n on O l x HAY CARLOADS and M“. a "Some of the extra men employed“! their scholars doing likewise. in Great Britain political affair; ‘the particular trogbl; in YOILI‘ (iaise. A r WESTERN CLOCK C0" 11111111011. PPTTERBOROUGIY. ONT. __ _ . . ' An in ury to ac or s ou er g " ‘vhlte and Black on the sections have been laid offvlln public speaking he did no‘ m" 2"‘ bx" very “New” "n" m‘ may be causing some pressure. s V _ q I 3° 5 our the practice of writing out the "it a’ 811d 1390110115 have 1°11‘ Any inflammatory or infectious m‘ F” ”"’".""‘ ""‘""“ """"“""" /"""""""" PM" "v1 Gina». ‘ Ytilhl-‘l “Tell 55¢ a! ‘he request '3‘ e h b I h d b t t d owed each other with unusual fre- condmo" |n the bodyyquch as bad “It is hardly necessary to state! "m "'0 M" I} N ‘I'm M" "1"" . F d lliic section foremen, Mr. McLean)” 0c e ore an ' u o ' “pa; ‘fluency. in the election of a year teeth. cums. tonsils. or nose. ‘that "M97 ‘"939 ¢lr°"m"“"°°11 n’ ‘T ' i . ‘rig upon the inspiration of in.‘ u n, m rouow d, MM m m. o ows timi- it is incumbent Seed and CC i.\lr. A, E, Archean, hi, 9,; is m,‘ Iago neithc-r of the ilirce principal 1 11 P 1 - 11° _._._______._____..___ ___.. _____ ___.._._ V - 1 z 1 h l I I Th; ‘ let fever measeis, mumps typhoid "PO" “[9 Prlllefiia"? P901119 "f Wheat gquosung me nlanagemenl to emflmomen o e p one song Smarties gained a clear majority of ‘fever and so forth‘ prince hdward Island w a551,“ m! , i910). the“ men for a lunher period may be all right for the speakerhlhe House of Commons. but the h, me nwantmw however, you paying off the indebtedness, and to'- ' . , ' q g _ ' >. . It d but nity the Door audience when Lab" 11""- 111M111= ""1 lflrfieskmnsi try and relieve the puin be- 11@1@1111111<>111a1"111c Oruhunases will ‘f Bdl’ Ly an ii" "d" ‘ha! ‘he ‘rack ma!’ b" k119i mp ms "mum hi“ Mm yer inumhcrs. was placed in power. lticause that is the main symptom, for mums 11ml“ "i" be "mile “ll s " Buckwheat i111 1111‘ 11951 Dvfiiible Condition." ,1 _ p ' - " ' o yiwas an unfortunate condition of,‘ l‘ l“ "m M“ he“? 91mg" w b“ ‘mm’ . . ’ »Lf P I- h Id . The Pioneer does not believe, as one ls a mogenes we Cynic whofilffalrs ‘mmewhat similar l0 what gm massaging [he “nudes a‘! first’ a liekllzclfolisfitxgfi ma?“ ffisorqlillrglllit‘ Dunn; the present year‘ Crown is o Icy o era HIGHEST CASH PRICES mimuny have been led to think they lived by his tongue and committed

We have had in Canada 8m“ the Ills]? nccd rest more than anything

are receiving larger Dividends than ever before. This

, . 10mm‘ R- “Bam- Lleilmmi"! 9°“; means that their insurance is costing them less. it PAID. iholiewl ma, the railway is m" ofnotliing to paper. H9 was in a tub elliitplnl‘)! 192:‘ f: lmvemment All kinds of drugs, and different 3112120: 5511;“? Ellyn?‘ lscland,’ will pay you to investigate thg many attractive -\' w , _ _ ' - o o a a rman - ‘- ~ sec Us bu”: you dim”, wqnnci n SH“ clings m the 010.3“ by himsem as it wflrfl- 0n ih,.|_ on)’ a m nor y support is forms of electrical treatment are i’ o c (till

features of Crown Life policies. Phone No. |_ 5_ jgNKlNi gnu-m Aym, ts. h. iiunrisu, Sii/wriu/i-iiiIv-iii Moim! Albion M wtrion

J. EVERETT PHILLIPS, Summer-ride-

oi your surplus stocks.

Carter & C0., Ltd.

SEEDS. FEEDS 8t FLOUR

_ " essentially weak both in legislative 1115811. R1111 Often t0 nrlvflnlufie- ram, ma, the pray," of the pomp other hand Demosthenes. who livedlm, administrative power and L, Hoax-var, if pain is not too sev-

ician. before an election, avaiiethiat the “me “me- ma“ 5111mm" always at the mercy of the parties "B [he old fashioned method of

mo“; he“ 1B [he sgmplefl and most ness of and to provide maintenance "wt-h M‘ A_ E_ McLean’ M R evipieparation by carefully thinkingdn opposition whenever they chooseleflective nleasure. {or yflnce Edward Maud protest. idgflfly believes [his also and no“v‘;guy_ his Use hot towels for iwentycminiplflnt Orphanage. The fuil text oi .

puign. to Mr, Frederick Courtenay’ Barber, director of the public apl peal for funds to pay the indebted-i

subject, in advance and to unite their forces to compass its

> He; M (e5 at a Stretch’ at least [our m Lieutenant Governor Hcartrs letter . ‘i r ino doubt, we shall see the dischar-lcomniittmg fl"g thoughts to pnp- I o six “mes a m,» ioiiows: . i . ‘

a iged section men returnng l0 1h l fler exactly as he intended to d ll - ' Beiwve" ""195 1111111)‘ 11 11°! W319i Cmrmnewwn‘ R E- 1'

1, i‘ l er? e v Premier Macdonaid unduubtedlyfbng covered with wet towels 0:‘. October 10th, 1924. ' - ~~~~~~s~——’—;—— '>e°‘1°1" as 111s 11111618111 return to." 1118m- B°111 became famous ‘nlgurprqggd his Qpponenbs by

forming doing m the painful pa", | Sir:—lt is with exceptional inter- ‘N S U E C O Y and of course, bothgan Administration that was strong-g Sea‘ 111911 is Yohuir 1115 5111111111)‘. hegglgal; Emeline Igfgreds “with?” . , . - out use mor ne. if dr . re. 11 9 01' 1? 9116095611 '

knew the value of advertising. Butler 1n its personnel than they. ha lflbsolmely necesllmry to alt‘? tiheqauchlng m. me Drive to Secure any g

jDemosthencs was the better pub- mpected‘ and he mmse" dlsplayedvliain- then aspirin. antipyrin ace- ‘huusand 4on3" for m9 Pmiosmnhwomen

' |quaiities of leadership and a mod-fuming may be may ' lOrphanage. l have ‘read the pre-i - Jerale and gonqfljawry policy Mm- the severe pa“, deparmliiminary operations and the namesi !“'h;ch during ‘he m.“ six months then bggin ygur [naggagel as it Wm of the prominent ladies and gentle]

l their roosts before

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<0->—-——_ , EDITORIAL NOTES ‘l ° speak“

“ i There should be no uncarcd for; "Bringmg COMB to

. U’ Newcastle" Kaiced strength for his Govern- help me "Circumflmh and prevent ‘men alsoclailelil wimiiihe lmdenlak‘ l Clflidii" PW") i1 , wasting of muscles, lng; a so wt grat cat on tiat _____ 7'1 /'°rpham‘ “he”? ‘here are 11° 1113B!"- iis literally true in the case of Novalmenl- 111111 P811)’. His Russian trea-l tony-five communities other than w,i$H1N(;T()N_ Oct, 14--1)espiic ('_.\§\|B}{[|_)(;|<j_ Mass“ 0,1 14s. Q Jule paupers, I lscotm While our sister provmce,ty' lost him some ground, and he!‘ “""‘<°>——"" .Cliarlottetown and Summenside (he tact there l5 a strong l/a Foil- “a111,. _\|(,“-|,,-fly, 13' garage "w... is‘ f s d .' >_- ‘ha: b en kl b h“ d 0J1! 118F111)’ 110l1€ t0 b6 Sufitflllwd atf , D ,1 i116"? 116911 8118M)’ organized. etta sentiment in the country. thfi imuun who confessed “that lie as- _ ; ‘vhal . h t, U _ . e see ng su s ze mar- the Dons with a major“ v l. both c All are aware that undertakings majority of politicalexpertsbelieve slsieil in disposing of tlic body of k . ls an mp anage A “ursi em m Ontario and Quebea lhel“ the two older rflefco em ed I y e for worthy purposes are in accord (‘nofdge will win. if he wins, p,.,.,;,.,-5¢k (.‘lemonis_ garage pro. ‘ . PT)’ for future prominent citizens/f U I , _ ‘ pa ' om n ' FOR wit htiie spirit or the age. Our tlicre can be little question that it priulor of Burlington, which iras I ‘ _ I died states has shipped into it ls however quite a matter of - , will b due in no small (legroe to round a ‘vevk u‘ u in we H," a! Q sdyg Governm- Heanz people are a progressive people e B ' Halifax during the r5"; seven doubt vivlit-iher he may not gain land in my oplnlon ma), are the m“, of the wonmn B9drm.d_ “m, hupfled by the Mm. o E ' . . some additional strength in, the satisfied to cheerfully provide 1t is. 01 course. easily possible tile-sex (‘minty (iraiid Jury ycstcr .. feet-Ion “ha, ,5 “Tong Wm, our water months of the year. 18.948 tons Of- . f

Structu-ai steel work rises as if by magic-a net work of powerful girders tracing against the blue the outlines of a lasting ‘building.

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supmy? Complaints have been m anthracite and 57.211 tons of bit-l cewed ma, the c“), water Tafleslluminous. These good Liberals are‘

salty.

Nvyv Yorkers are planning a big demonstration to Lakehurst, N. J. to welcome the German Zeplllip Z_ It, Ii. How like other times.

An advertisement appeared in The Guardian asking for a home for throt- orplian children. To date

nur people. The South African National Rail-

ways are sending a representative to Canada to study our methods or

‘so patrioiicwyou know, concerning ltheir own industries; indeed, their

‘lllflllfilflfll patriotism is spreading to Charlottetown.

That old political propagaiidist and election manipulator. Mr. W. T. R. Preston is on his way back to Canada. Of itself this is signifi- cant. and may indicate

election purposes. At any rate he has nothing io show for the 810.000 voted him to pay the expenses of his trip to London.

ostensibly

He was sent

over ti)

odds are n’no to one that

election of Mr. Coolidge. but con- fidence in that regard has been somewhat diminished of late Owing

election or at least retain a. follow- ing larger than that of the Con- servative leader. his most t'orniid- able opponent.

it is qu-ite as true of elections an of other mundunraflnirl that the unexpected happens ffiequcntiy and it is futile to predict the r0- sults in the election on either side of the Atlantic when the decision is so near. On the other side we are told that the betting the

thv United Stntes the betting has from the first strongly indicated the

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Still, so still. is the autumn night, The Winds have folded their wings; There's never a whisper among the

And never a bird that sings; But down the volley and over the

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OCTOBER WHAT GOD WILL DOl-—He will swallow up death in victory; and lllf? Lord God will wipe away tears from ofi all- faces; and the rebuke of his people shall be taken away from off all the earth: for the Lord hath spoken it. lsaiaii 25:18. ‘l‘-'RJAYERZ—-Gl\!9 to each of us whatever our name or nation, the liie that is in ‘Christ Jesus. and then we shall both live and rejoice everrnore.

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means for the carrying on of ab- insiitutions iii this Province.

iConiparailvely speaking Prince Edward Island has accomplished much iii this direction. as evidenc- ed by the many excellent institu- tions ifnr the sick, physically and mentally for the poor, and for the orphans, who otherwise would be cast upon the individual charity of the different communities. To my mind there are many reasons which should appeal to the people in re- gard to what is now being under- taken for the ‘Protestant Orphan- age.

such as orphanages, hospitals and those for educational purposes. as well as homes for aged people, are mostly and distinctively denomln- ational; that is to say. they. are owned and maintained separately

for the election to be thrown inivo the House? In the electoral col~ lege which actually names the pre- sident there are 531 electoral votes. The man elected must have a maj- ority or at least 266. li looks now as if Coolidge could get 266 or more votes. Rapid gains by Davis In tlic nexit few weeks so that his vote plus that of La Follctlc would make up over half of the electoral college would, obviously, throw the election into the House. ii looks doubtful whether Davis can make such givns but it is possible. Sen- ator La Follette is just starting on ____.__________________

our Province; but here in this iu- atitution are home-made “immi- granis" right at hand without the trouble and expense oi importing them. And these little strangers, in the Protestant Orphanage are not

day for murder in the first IlOKPPO.

Aluiviiray trout to Burlington 110l- ‘t-i- ins! Sunday and said that (‘ic- iiivuis, who was his employer. lliltl ht-i-ii killed hy iwo strangers as lit‘ slvpi iii a loft over his garage. Tilt‘ motive was robbery. he said. Tllli youili ili-vsizireil that he Wuri film"! iiy throats tn zissist lhc killers Ill wrapping iiic liudy in a quill. ill- tacliing parts nf‘an automobile as weights and slnkng the billlillc in ____.i___;_i_.___ .1 campaign tour which will carry him to the Pacific coast and his strength may be greatly illCFilili-tcil. But on the whole, it is more than