OCTOBER 2s, 192s The freshness oi Orange Pekoe tea—the elevation

vim-the manner protected from the alr de-l

gro .

terinlne the goodness. “SALADA"‘ Orange Pekoel Blend ls the most completely satisfying Orange Pekoe you can huy—0nly 43c per l-lb.

‘T. S. Webb &- Co, Ltd I INVESTMENT Iili-OKERS Mining Securities »

5 Listed and Unlisted

\

ll, ;

,, ,_-_ Iliia eolunin h open for the n by eorreepondenla of questions of lnlereet. The C‘ ' leiown Guardian doee not neoeaearlly endorse the opinion: of oorruepoudeute.

lo+o++o e§+e4+0+0+§444¢4+ INCOME TAX

~ Sir,—I was much surprised upon receiving my Provincial Income Tax notice, a day ago to find it stated that Sept. 30th was the last day for allowing discount. It seems strange that the government should send out such bills in October. One would expect that if these bills could not be sent out at the prop- er time that the date for allowing discount would have, been changed, so that those having to pay such tax would know whether or not they were entitled to, discount. Pretty loose work for the Provincial Treas- urer, is it notl. It is surely up to him to publish the correct date in

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Central Guardian »

_ SPECIAL MEETING of the Jun- iors to-night at 9 o'clock.

FRESH OYSTERS, glass or quart. City Hotel Lunch Room. 8563-10-20-61

PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES — Sunday, 28th October. Mt. Stewart

i; Mining Securities 222 INSURANCE EXCHANGE BLDG. l MONTREAL * 9 asoFTe-Jfi-E. .

OvwQv‘ v

i l

i

Vanities-

In the Latest Shapes and Colored and IVhitc Exquisite Designs.

Enamels — Also Green Gold-filled in

G. TAYLOR

Jeweler and Engraver

‘he “my Papm- at l1 a. m.; Marshfield at a p. m.;

I am- sh"- etcr iHarrington at '7 p. m. Dr. Genge.

TAX PAYER

9+4 6-4 o4 6'6 oewwommweoooe QVOOVOOO-OOO-O-OOO-O-Q-OQ-GQ

i"- “TELL IT OVER AGAIN"!

Sin-Those were astonishing fig- ~ules you gave in Tuesday's issue, in ,regard to the amount of goods bought by Canada from the United States, buying finished goods from our rich and grasping neighbor. and starving out the home manufactur- er! How long can such work go on without bringing ruin to Canada?

Lat us try an illustration. A poor man with a large farm is neighbor to a rich man on another large lfarm. At first, the poor man makes lhis own utensils, or he patronizes ancther poor but stirring neighbor Iwhr. has a workshop and forge. Each help the other and they get along quite wcll. Then comes a. day when the rich neighbor offers to do the poor man's work more cheaply. He goes to him to get his horses shod or his carts and carriages made. He lets his own shop and forge go down. His neighbor the‘ mechanic gets discouraged and gccs to work for the rich man on WfliICS. '

Now, when the poor man comes:

,' Pastor.

CENTRAL PARISH {Church of Scotlandi-Rev. D. V. O'Meara will preach at Glasgow Road on Sunday October 28th, at 10.30 a. m.; Int 40 at 3.00 p. m. and in the Peoples‘ Church, Charlottetown, at 7.00 p.m. Special collection at each service.

FOX MEAT-We will have a car- load of fox‘ meat on tracks at Davis & Fraser siding, Thursday and Fri- day, Oct. 25 and 26th.

8646-10-25-2i

DISCIIARGING C 0 A L A N D COKE-Hard Coal, Besco Coke, Pet- roleum Coke, Inverness Screened. Old Sydney Screened and Albion

The Daily _ Argument

AUNT HET

BY ROBERT QUILLEN

“Sallie has got the kind o’ husband that thinks economy ‘means savin’ in the kitchen en's Que can smoke better cigars."

POOR PA

BY CLAUDE CALLAN

nut Coal. All discharging today. Or- ders delivered promptly. A. Pickardl 8t Co. Phone 24. 8606-10-24-21‘

CRAPAUD AND SPRINGFIELD.‘ Morning Prayer in Springfield on‘

Sunday at 11.00 o'clock and even-‘ '

song in Crapaud at 7.00 o’clock.' These will be Mr. Rand's last servic- es as Rector of the Parish.

CHURCH OF

SCOTLAND. Rev.

Ito got his work done at the rich Ewen Macnougall. B- D- W111 P100011 -

For Comforlssake Use Edison Mazda Lamps

"K

They are frosted on the inside. and give an abun- dance of soft, well-diffused light that is restful to the eyes. L-Il

I E1>1__ we

LAMPS

a-lcaiiiiabiAw oeNeQAfi. erscrmc oooopcrr

‘ - 40?‘ QOO-QQQOOQOO GOO-Q 04-01 060-0 Q 004040-600 OOOQFO 900409

ii i. to A . . l FOX RANCHERS and FUR BUYERS

FOXES PELTED and

FURS CLEANED

I will be operating my

CLEANER as usual at my old stand. 172 Great George Street, Charlottetown. _ SATISFACTION GUARANTEED

GORDON LUND

’I'IIONE NO. 24-

thc latter. who can charge him as much as he likes! He has ‘ho shop

lef his own and his neighbor has shut up and gone! l How is that poor man likely to.

succeed? If Canada starves out her,

-. ,own manufacturers can she “beatl

down" the American merchant? | ‘ I am. Sir, etc. i

CANADIAN

(Canadian Press) HALIFAX, N. S. Oct. 23.—-The steamer Cairntorr is ashore on the North Bank of the St. Lawrence between Harrington Bay and Woii’ Island and the crew are taking to the boats according 601m S. O. S. message received by C. I-I. Harvey.‘ local agent lor ‘the Marine and Fisheries Department, early this ev-‘ ening. i The message added that the stea-, mcr Aggersund, fifty miles distant was proceeding to the assistance of] the Cairntorr, which sailed from Montreal for Newcastle on October, 21. The vessel is ashore abeam on” outer Island Rock, Coache Bay, in latitude 50.08 north, longitude 60.15‘ west. . m TOWN NEARLY WIPED OUT: SMOKING BOYS BLAMEI)

l Steamer Ashore |

CRANBROOK, B. C., Oct., 23— Believed to have started in a shed as the result of boys smoking, fire destroyed a whole block and threat- ened the rest of the historic mining town of Fort Steele, 11 miles from Cninbrook. The old Fink mercan- tle building, the Fort Steele trading Co. ware house. a residence, a Chi~ ncse store and laundry and a car- penter shop and store were burned to the ground.

Stomach Gas 10 Years, Man Tries Everything

“For 10 years I tried everything for relief from stomach gas. Adler- ika helped at once. I feel like a new man now."-Ed Beiland.

Adlerika relieves stomach gas and sourness in TEN minutes. Acting on BOTH upper and lower bowel, it re- moves old waste matter you never thought was in your system. Let Adlai-lira. give your stomach and bowels a REAL cleansing and see how much better you feel. It will surprise youi Hughes Dru! 90-. Ud-

P. O. BOX NO. 113.

I . Dr. C. C. Archibald EYES EESTEI)

uate of N. Y. Poet Graduate a Grlliedical School and H0091“! GLASSES FITTED l. W. TAYLOR _. J. B. TAYLOR ~ Opionietrllla 1B llehuiehd street

Professional Cattle .

Mlark R. McGuigan

ii B. A.

lupus-an, lonrorrol. 8T0 noun. m LOAN

and Throetr‘

Ollloe. Beyer Baildirll

i Great Georfl l

McDonald & M¢P1l¢

areas. linounflfl. l" ‘fl-mature! 1'0 moan Illa; Buildlllli

Be" 8t" ilIZt-lléfiiui

LLB.

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Practice Limited to are. liar. NM Testing am and miuflrlfll 011"”

lreet. Office Boon-ll to 18.80. l.“ to 5.00.

I O I. A. MeDONALD I. I. IoIIII

on A Parity‘ coco oio 6000

You not only want to be pru- pared agalnat a cold winter, but, aleo, you want your coal supply in before bad weather eeie in. Be prudent and place your order new.

W.D.Gil1is€¢Co.

PIONI 17d

10-30; Cape Traverse at 2.30; and DeSable at 6.30 p. m. Special collec- tion at DeSable

ON BRIDAL TRIP-Mr. W. G. MacLaren and bride of Vancouver were recent visitors to Oakland, Cal. making their honeymoon mp by automobile and were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Gordon, the groom's sister. Mr. MacLaren i5 a, member of the Vancouver Fire De- partment and son of Mr. and Mrs,

"Betty's new beau is/a worth- less fellow, but Pm not sayln’ anything against him. My sister married a worthless fellow be- cause the rest of us run him down."

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* . Of all forms of Chewing Tobacco the PLUG is the best!

TheiWorld’

"'—--w-v-\

'PA;GE IFIVEL

pocket.

mrm-S shop, he is M the mercy of Sabbath 28th at Summerside at P. E. Islanders

In California

(Written for Oakland Manic 1M1 by Dr. R. E. Delaney.) I

A charming woman I met today is‘ Mrs. Margaret J. Otis who 11111115. from Knutsford. P. E. I. She 1911'» he

Hunting (jround

in the Maritimes

FOR sport and fun, with rod and gun, the Maritimes are unsurpassed.

For quality and flavour, and big value for the money, Big Ben stands out like a lordly moose in the moonlight.

Being in plug form, Big Ben is always in perfect condition—stays fresh and moist "without crumbling or chipping-is clean and convenient to carry and tits the

BIG BEN

PLUG Chewing Tobacco .0

L. MacLaren, Montague.

Island 45 years a80-

interc-sting and instructive addres-rwas Margaret Jane Silliker. Erstein Inter. Paper Co. by the inspector, lvl.r. McPhee, who,Silliker, at Knutsford, P. E. 1., is her Inter, Pgtl-Qlg-um , mike on “Lesson Assignment." New'brother. She has two sisters in‘ Bos- Stan. Oil of N. J. . r ‘licrrs were appointed as follows:|ton. namely Mrs. John MOrHI and Rzadlng Co.

President-Waite: Buell, Secy-Reb- Mrs. Alec McDonald. ccca Cook. It was decided to hold the next meet-ing in Murray River

school on Wednesday, Nov.. 17the.,

i occasions.

will remember Alexander P. Grant, who spent a number of years in the C. W. L. At KINKORAJ-The re- heart of Africa. and had such Chill‘.

Wednesday.

kora Sub-division Catholic Women's, travels was written League was held on Sept... 30, at 7i He is living Very

Henry Trainer in the chair. Thelwas Margaret McElnian, a native oil meeting opened with a prayer by the 9856111111300. P- E- 1- M‘? GT0?‘ 15 a; Chaplin Rev. M. J. Smith. The mingson of Josiah Grant and Elizabeth‘ utes of the previous meeting werelHaywood. Joseph Grant was a nat- read by the Secretary Mrs, M, Mc-‘ive of Pictou, N. S. Alexander is a Kenna and adopted. A large num-.mechanical engineer. ber of members were present includ-' ing nine new ones. After the regular one o; the leadmg denllsls l“ business 0f "le- meeilnfl W05 finished. Glendale ls without doubt Dr. A. A. an interesting report of the Division Macmlyre. who halls from sum. Convention at St Peters was read hylmersldm P’ E l_ He was pleased m the delegate Mrs. T. L. Shreenanmhelu. tlml The Maple Leaf wasp“)- Some discussion over entertainmen. ‘gresslng by leaps and bounds. He a‘)? m"! W111i" bmugm the meelmgihas known the Editor of The Maple a c ose.

Leaf for many years. Mrs. Macin- tyre is a native of Ontario. His cf-

"EATHERDALE STUDY GKOUP fice is beautifully located at the cor- -—Th0 members 0f “Bathe-Yd”? ner of California and Central. They 5100i’ GT0"? M11011 00031515 0f the ave one daughter and one grand-! l0110W1I18 501100151 Heflthemalei aughter. He has been eleven years 1361191110- 310" ‘M01010 BY°°k1Yn§in Glendale. and practiced his pro- Valleyfield West, Kimuir andl- - a number of years ln Nor. vaileylield East. met at Heethsrdfllfi thern California. He visited the Isl- 5611001 0n T065033’ 015011100"- Och- and 28 years ago. Dr. Maclntyre is, 16- There W85 8 800d Bi-Wlldflnce- Am professional man who takes well‘

Her husband.‘ Am i Erstein Otis, is a native of Chesterl Am, TEACHERS STUDY CLAgg__Al1\/lacs. They lived 34 years in'Bos- Am meeting of the Murray Riva Teach- ton and have been 11 years in Cali- Am lers’ Study Group was held in tneilcrnia. They occupy a 10118015000‘ An. Cop. Min. Co. . . . . . . . . . .. schoolhouse at Murray River onlhcmc in Pasadena. They are a. most N_ Y, can, 5; Hud, Rlv, R, R, T055083’. Oct, 16th. Eleven teachers hospitable 00001014110015 15 0 Steam Con. (ins Co. <N. Y.) . . . . . . .. were present and listened to a. veryiengineer. Mrs. Otis’ maiden name Hulls“, Mqmr cm- cu _

been visitors to the Island on many Union Pacific Ry-

- Westinghouse Elec. .. _ at 6:30 p.m. If stormy on following‘ People of Cascumpec. P. E. I- United States Steel . . . . . . . .. 165‘:

,gular monthly meeting of the Kin- ling experiences ihhitidhllsflllliliicmllftllgllls.‘ . . . . . .

comfortably lnlMontreal Power (clock with the President MrslG-lendale. Mrs. Gran't maiden ninne-,N0i10"01 Biew" e5

Bank Commerce . . . . - - - . - - - - - Bank Royal - Bank Montreal \ well preserved man ‘for hislyears. He‘ was a merchant nil his hfc but is

A Valuable “Poker Hand” is now attached

to each plug

WIIEAT Granada . .. 2i 25 ‘l2 0 Dcc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . .. 1137* H011. . . . .. 9.80 9.50 0.30 Smk Q"°""'°"s ~ m" fir’... a uy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘ : . . . i‘ | lKceley W13‘.- 41 41 HALIFAX- 0"» 2*- Q11°i“i1°"5 82v.- Lake Shore . 20.25 20.25 2on5 furnished by Johnston and Ward, _ 83,,“ LaV‘Que_ 13 14% 15 Members Montreal Stock Exchange. I 85.33. ZMaL H L23 L20 1'20 N" Y°ik Elwhaml" 4a". Jinligiiiitsyre .1: 21.15 ziég zijiig . 44 ~M D ll ’0 38 1:7 A“ T°P- 4'“ S00‘ Fe- RY- - 192' 4414. Mirroéiipwi . 3.114s 3.15 i321) Am' ca“ C“ - ‘ ' ~ ~ - - ~ -- 11° ‘Moi Hall . 13 l4 1i . Car 8t Fdy. Co. . 91‘- 117.; Mmfphv 58 53 “l, Locomotive Co. 92".- llquhNcwbeé 4-, 4O; . ,. - .. . . Smelting d: Ref. ‘Co. 268 -_' 1231;, Nipisglng 710 q 00 Jr ‘ l * - ' - ' ‘ - ' * ' ' - B°S°h M“? c“ g3,‘ Noranda 55.25 55 00 175' STANDARD MINING EXCHANGE pollgl- D03] _ Q3i_ Q31. _,' 81, Pioneer 37 38 If 84,.‘ Quotations furnished through Shel G013 5,55 6,35 0,55, 68% courtesy of LOUIS M. ATWELL 8a smpl _ _ _ _ , ,_ 15 14 1.: .00.. Charlottetown Office. ‘Sudbury Basin 7.75 7.05 6.03 i October_24 Teck Hughes 8.75 8.85 ‘r1775 103v‘! 0170111118 N00" C1050 Towagmac lilo 3.10 illu my "i" some“ Pacific ~~ gggi; iii“; "$115313? i 31ft‘. ‘ Z133 ilhiliiu 3Z2; 33., N All) . . . . . . .. 19 20 2U AV" hi. H ‘. . 2.80 2.8- U' S- md‘ A1°°h°1 6°‘ ' logllinru: . . . . . . .. 21 22 20 Sylignite m... 2.25 2.251, BldgOOd .. .. 49",: 48:5 46‘: Sales 1,354,519. Clericy . . . .. . 20 20 19 Montreal Stock Exchange 42's W 2B6 . 105 c‘ _ ” "8 M Brazilian Traction . .. 68ml Steel Com. of Canada . Abitibl . . . . . . . . . . . . .. l 1’ ............. . . .. . so nvestments lfi-in Stmshn. Com. . . 39"» .Dominlon Bridge 9? A _ Massey Harris . . - . - . - - 53‘, Securities of the important motion picture theatre group". gsbesglas - -- ~ i have an excellent record. They have Proved to be nut KIID {In r6 .. . l l Building Products _ __ 23V, on y safe, but profitab e to holders. FY05" “m1 0°" ‘ Famous Pia C d" Co ' ' l‘ ' ' l _ _ _ _ ‘ _ _ _ _ _ ‘ H 93 l yers ana ian rporation is tit prmcim ggiiiyrcgiilioration 771/. owner and operator of film theatres in Canada. Lirutlcltl Foreign Securities . . . . . . . . . . . 40 I Amusement Corporation, 1n which Famous Players hells Inter Utllitles—A . 41"» a substantial stock interest, is the owner oi :1 chain oi Inter Ulxiliiiflf-Boi-f- g theatres in the City of Montreal. The cunungs oi huth British m“ c“ " 1 com anies are showin stead rowth. Imperial on . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. s2».- P g Y 1% BANKS 293 I Famous Players 67% Gold Debentures curry stock

purchase rights which now have substantial value.

United Amusement 6% First Mortgage Bonds also c.u ry

stock purchase rights, which it is expected will lit:

gerdsable with advantage to bondholders in the near ture. -

very interesting and instructive les- son on. "Assignments of Lessons.‘ was given ‘by Inspector MacPhee. He described the different mehtods 0f lessons and_ gave examples of assignments in History and 0e08- raphy. Assignment plans are to be prepared by the dlfferents membem for the next meeting. The neXt meetingwill be held on Nov 6. 011' the home of Miss Bruce MalcPhee. Bellevue.

NEW

BEAUTY

with the public.

In Glendale

I met in Glendale a daughter of Bridget and James Harrington of Charlottetown, P. E. I. She is Mrs. Gertrude Sullivan, and while she left the Island when a child, the thought of home tics made her subscribe for The Maple Leaf. Her husband is a landscape gardener and is doing very well. She was brought up at Fall River. Mass. They are in California six years and have three children. They live with much comfort.

I met in Glendale a daughter of

now retired. and lives with much comfort in Glendale Mrs. Silli-

phnm was Malllda lllcm gall“; o; and current offering prices of these securities.

Union Road, P. E. I. 'I icy ave our l , ,

sons and four dailghtcrs in Califor- securltles Corporatlon nla and all doing well. ! Limited ,

. i People of Summerside. P. E. 1., will " Riley Bulldlng‘ Charlottetown

remember Mrs. UessfFE. Spear who _ _ 4 _ left for California 34 years ago. Her Mmmil T0070") Halli“ _ 31m! .101"! W""'l‘l‘\‘I maiden name was Jessie Grant. Mr. Vmfllilv" NW n!“ 70'" WW" s Y" fld ‘mdmfimld GEE-f” 'Spear was a blacksmith by trade, Bdmmw“ m?“ Vmm‘ "ldim-N ' °"‘ "‘1 .but is now retired. They have one ,, .05. lson and one grandson. They live , .__

I with much comfort.

Upon request, we shall be pleased to submit particulars

Peter Stewart and Cabell Stewart,‘ ' of Pugwash, Cumberland Co.', N. 8.1 She is Mrs. Mary J. Douglas. George

You can look attrac- tive iiml stylish on lore. Learn how to give new bounty and variety to your droeaca and! add individuality and charm to things around the home by ‘the quick magic of home tinting and dye- ing. Perfect reunite are possible only with Din- mond Dyes. Each peck- age represents the lcclion of 50 year-ape; lye-making. They never streak, epot or run. They are real dyea, like tlioel uled when the cloth was made.

Diamond Dyes are easy to use. The "know-how" in in the dyee. Fashion- able tints up ar'like magic right over the out-o -etyle or faded colore. Insist on Diamond Dyer and‘ lave riisa pointmeut.

" new book of

eavln hinta, wi

A. Douglas. her husband. is o native of Charlottetown, P. E. 1., a house builder and contractor. They lived 10 years in Boston and are now five years in Glendale. Their daughter Grace, is Mrs. Jane Dearborn, and they live at Belmont. N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas are operating an ex- tensive rabblt farm and are doing very well.

i.

I met in Son Diego e inost inter-

esue, P. I. I. They are Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor. Mrs. Taylor la e daughter of William Olllls and Mlruaret _Bell. They lived Hi7 Craig, Colorado, 36 years. l-ler grandfather Glllla came from Scotland on the fa- rnoua immigrant ship Polly.