APPLE PIE

at apple pie! Research

MRS. REISNER

Demonstrates and“ Fits

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Foundation Garments

Here Tuesday and Wednesday Qct. 30th and 3|st

OORSETS-CORSELETTES GIRDLES.

Take advantage o! Mrs. Reisneﬂs visit here to have- your problems of Foundation garments solved.

Mr, Reisner is an expert Corsetier who will be able to answer your questions and meet your needs.

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the Massachusetts Stats College, it CONTAINS was announced. today, has shown VITAMIN C that apple pie contains only about AMHERST. Mass, Oct. 27-(0?) one fourth as much vitamin C as ‘ u science has struck a blow the fresh apples with which the pie was made. work with vitamins, Vitamin C is a. mysterious quality conducted by Dr. Carl R. Fellers oi in s. iood which prevents scurvy.

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CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT MFXMBEB 0P

CANADIAN SOCIETY OF COST ACCOUNTANTS UOHMISSIONEB FOR TAKING AFFIDAVIT-S IN TEE SUPREME COURT OF I’. E. L P. E. L REPRESENTATIVE THE CANADIAN CREDIT MEN'S TRUST ASSOCIATION, LIMITED IANK 0F NOVA SCOTIA BUILDING CIIARLOTTETOWN. P. E. I.

Accounting system opened up and revised. Labor saving olilce methods installed.

Cost Accounting lnatituted to suit special requirements. Monthly, quarterly and annual audits.

Balance sheets and Prolit and Lola Accounts prepared. Income Tax written up and ﬂied. Financial arrangements made between debtor

creditors. Limited Ualsility Companies Incorporated.

P. O. BOX Si. TELEPHONE 1318-

Shoe and [seal-her Fair in Isondon iaoe seems rather skeptical.

Toxoid Prevén ts Diphtheria Is Your Child Protected?

Diphtheria is a. communicable parents or guardians of children. disease. It is also preventable yet However, the gospel

each year young lives are needless- ly sacriﬁced due either to ignor- ance or negligence on the part of

Canada Diphtheria Cases Deaths

. 8864 980

‘I534 '13’!

5913 646

3912 398

240'? 239

I931 1932 1933

From these ﬁgures it can be noted that the number oi cases. taking Canada as a whole, are de-

creasing very materially. This is

= also shown in Ontario and in Prince Edward Island. All the oth- er provinces show a corresponding decrease both in the number oi‘ diphtheria cases and deaths. This decrease in cases and deaths ls due to one cause and one cause only- namely Toxoid protection.

During the four year period (1929-82) Canada had an average death rate of 554 and Prince Ed- ward Island oi 8. Contrast this with the iour year period (1921- 24) and we rind Canada had an average death rate of 1633 and Prince Edward Island with an av- erage death rate of 10- The only factor that could possibly change these rates was the immunizing campaign waged during the later period against diphtheria by pro- tecting the school and pre-school children by Toxoid.

Similar results could be shown in every province and in every state that has been active in protecting its children.

Surely these results are worth while and althouizh we can report progress yet the campaign must ever go forward. It is not necessarv that we should have any cases or

i any deaths and it is towards that

LADIES! HERE’ S ‘HIE LATEST

One oi the novel bootees with a six inch heel with decorated toe and top-pieces, which was one oi the exhibits at the

111E cnanwrraiowu ousnmArv

lernational recently. The look on the lady's

oi Public Health is spreading as can be ob- served frorn the following ﬁgures".

Ontatio Prince Ed. Island‘ Cases Deaths Cases Deaths 3261 262 29 319B 202 48 2368 157 34 1496 89 24

529 57 4

objective that the Department of Health are striving.

Many parents throughout the province have had their children protected, yet there are still a large number who have not availed themselves of this protection and it is to these parents that we appeal. The younger the child the more it needs the protection. All children from six months and upwards re- quire it. Sixty per cent. of all deaths irom diphtheria occur before the age of five years and eighty per cent. under ten years. For this reason it is of the utmost import- ance to protect the young child- the babies in your homes.

Protection is aﬂorded by three doses of Toxcid given at three weeks intervals and the protection is lasting and effective.

In the near future a diphtheria immunlzlne clinic. notice oi’ which will appear in the press. will be conducted in Charlottetown, espec- ially for pro-school children but any school children not alreadv protected against diphtheria may avail themselves of this protection

Parents are urged to take ad- vantage of the service and make ever-v effort to brine their children to the clinic. ‘Bear in mind the old BCWIP—"PREVT*TN'T'ION IS BET- TER THAN CUR ."

1 _. Yl A ! May Reliﬂqllish ' Sadler to Marry

Chairmanship ‘Of Committee

(CI. By Guardian's Special Wire)

MONTREAL. Oct. 2"I—(Saturday) —"Beiore the end oi the present week it is expected that Hon. H. H. Stevens, Minister oi Trade and Commerce, will have quit his post as chairman of the Royal Commis- sion investigating rnass buying and price spreads, and possibly his portfolio ln the Bennett Cabinet," the Montreal Genetic says today in a despatch from its Ottawa cor- respondent.

The despatch declares that Thursday's cabinet meeting was chieﬂy occupied with a. discussion oi the situation created by Mr. Stevens‘ publication or a pamphlet dealing with the probe and “un- derstands he was given time in which to determine what course he would take."

The despatch proceeds: "There was a meeting of the cabinet today (Friday) to disc ' of the matter, but it is learned the! Mr. Stevens was not in attendance Another meeting has been called for tcmorrow and as the mass burl!!! is ic resume next ‘onday, s ilnal decision on his continuance as chairman must be mlde BOION tomorrow night. while Mr. Stevens was not accessible ior a stateme ‘ today it is believed that by tomor- row night his resignation as chair- man oi the iwytl Commission will have been received by the Prime Minister and his oolleagu ."

._.._.___.___.._ POPULAR COACH ENTERS UEINS UNIVERSITY TOGTON, Ont. Oct. Tl-(OP) Jiheodore H. ootiey, iormer Rugby and hockey coach of the University ' oi New BrunswM. arrived here to- day from Fredericton, NIB. to enter Queen's Medical College.

School Mistress

(Canadian Press)

OﬂiORD, 27118111116. Oct. 2B- Educationists will hear with inter- est that su- Michael Badler, who is retiring from the Mastership o! University College, Oxford, is to marry Miss Eva Gllplu, Hesdmis- tress oi the Hall SchcoLWeyln-idge. Sir Michael is '13 and his bride- elect is some l0 years younger. Miss Gllpln, who iounded the school in 1898, is also a director oi "the Bummer School (or British, French and German children. She was a great friend oi Sir Michael's first wife, who died in 1932.

Sir Michael and Lady Sadler in- tend living at the Rookery, s. ilne old house near Oxford.

Banker Forced

WABINGTON, Oct. Tl-(OPJ- A banker borrowed s quarter irom a reporter today and was accused by President Roosevelt oi begging irom the White House stops.

Iranois M. Law, retiring president oi the American Bankers Associa- tion, iound himseli minus the chan to pay a taxicab bill when he arrived at the White House for a osll on the President. Ho borrowed the quarter from s White House correspondent.

When the story reached w. Roosevelt, he srnillngly accused Law oi begging from the- White House steps.

‘lb restore Law's credit, Robert V. Fleming‘, vice-president of the Bankers Association, loaned him a quarter in the presence or ti‘

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Whitewash Milifllreﬂ Questions Poet's‘

a "Did You Ever Seel it aISIlIu _ Quoth He, “

When Robert Service wrote the poem from which er Black Foxes was pres industry is world wide, but Prince Edward reducing thriiaest pelts. That honor we and the way to do it.is by encouraging . improve their herds. Silver Fox shows are

tions, the breeding oi Silv this Province. Today the Island still holds the honor of p must zealously foster and guard our Silver Fox breeders to

Such Beauty, Such Size y SIIGII Shine."

“And a Prize Likewise In a Woman's Eyes is a Peerless Black Fox Skin."

one of the best means for improvement.

courses voun nucuaons FDXES WITll voun owu AT UHAHLIITTETDWN, NIIHEIHHEH 5th f0 9th

_ This $how will give breeder participate Iii one of the greatest

the-above are quota- ticslly all eonilnsd to

s of registered stock an opportunity to Silver Fox Exhibitions ever held.

_ Accommodation is already provided for over 500 foxes and this can easily be extended to include many more.

- 17 -— CHAMPIONSHIP TRDPHIES -— I7

A most magniﬁcent collecti

display one week prior

to the Ex

cording to number of entries in each class.

sonny $2,000.00 m cnsu Awuins ~

6 SECTIONS divided into 36 CLASSES, also CHAMPIONSHIP.

CLASSES, HERD CLASSE

s and MATCHED PAIRS.

on of silverware which will be placed on ‘bition. Prizes varying from 4 to 10 ac-

First prize $12.00 in each Class with correspondingly good awards

for places.

Fox Breeders Banquet, Tues day Evening llov. 6th

140 guests including men promient and fox life of the Province will sit down

to a splendid

Canadian National Hotel, Charlottetown. _

Short, snappy speeches f0 mirth provoking entertainment.

in the political civic, industrial banquet at the

llowed by our-entertainers in unique and The banquet of the season.

catalogue Containing Full Informationis llow Being Nails Ready And Will lie Issued Shortly.

This booklet will give full details regarding the Show.

andstudy carefully. Silver Fox Show of all

there either as a spectator or exhibitor.

F. 6. KENNEDY, President.

Send for it

Entries close November 3rd. The most fascinating time. Everyone interested in Silver Foxs should be

WALTER SHAW,

Secretary.

THE SILVER FDX EXHIBITDRS ASSDDIATIDN

0F FRINGE EDWARD IS

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T‘- ‘ii ‘TE ii?‘ w- ‘LT

To Borrow Quarter ‘

a Presi- ‘I dent and this was returned to the “will

The various ways or maklni white-wash either for the adorn- ment oi the home or as a disinfec- tant oi certain iarm bulldinss t" or interest. The mixture used at the Do- minion ental Station» Scott Sash, for the inside of build- Wllltn’. IYIND. T108! terisls

water

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Theory. Advonc

Terms

If |_ My Kgnﬂa", mean. 4.4.0.0.-

(Lieentiots Teacher o! Plonoforle, Royal Academy of Music, London, Eng.) Receives pupils for tuition in Plano, Singing and 0d and Elementary courses ~ given. Group Teaching for beginners.

‘Studio: Hearts Memorial Hall Phones 960 or 1024-1.

Moderate

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' Newspapers For The

Nationality

, on. rl-AOPM-dtaly

‘awoke today w ilnd hsr national.

poet. Dante Alllgheri, stolen by the Germans!

The news was revealed in an

ing but the Italianisstlon oi the German Allegern, as moaning "everybody likes him.” it was now the turn oi a bold Italian prove that Goethe was

name Goethe

could be regarded as the German-

msanlng “drop.”

Saturday Night Bath

The Giornale D‘ ‘ltaiis declared a,

article in the Glomsls D‘ Italia. 1t a , described the attempted prool by Eduard

dstlen is revised Lem approximately oen icet oi ieedins lamb and i6 to 20 square

LAND

Protest Radio 0i Houde Talk

llmﬂllﬂa U-(OPJ- strum disapproval oi the use or‘) nationally-owned radio system W oppose the rights or hsli the pearls to whom the Canadian radio sysl-wl belonn" was exprsled in a resolu- tion adopted by the executive or the Canadian Alliance ior Women's vols in Quebec.

The resolution protested min“ part oi a speech recently delivered by Maya»- Osmillien i-ioude in which be advocated curtailment cl wnmanl wort. The speech was broadcast 110m a loosl station over s nation- wide nook-up by the Osnldlll Broadcasting

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