Whemyou add “ OX0 ” to Soups,‘ Stews and Meat: Pies, you put in Concentrated Beef, thus making them more nourishing and tasty, with - therich nutrirnent and ﬂavour of prime lean beef. " 0X0 ” is the Housewife’: Great Economy. oxo LIMITED, ass so. An

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PRIZE WlNNEih-(llt was Lard League that won the second prise n the Standard Bred Stallion class at the Amherst ‘Fair not lilrisco Direct as was reported.

IMPORTANT ‘ NOTICE 1'0 ADVERTl8ER8.- Advertisers are respectfully requested to see that their advertisements for the Guard-- lan reach the oilice by noon of the day preceding publication, other» wise insertion will not be guaran- teed. 0n Saturday ads must be received by 10 A. M.

ORWELL ‘8£RV‘IOES.-_-‘iPrepara- tory service at ‘St. Andrews church, Orwell, ‘Friday, lNQV. 5th, 7.30 p. m~. The sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be di-epensed In the same church on ‘Sunday morning at 11.00 a. m. Rev. W. l-i. Spencer will preach- The Session and the S S. will meet at'10.00 a‘. m. Service appropriate ‘to Thanksgiv- ing will be held at. 7 ‘p. in.

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Eoardcrs Wanted

AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY to earn $150 to $300. Selling Per- sonal Greeting Cardslilggest sca- son now on. Samples free. Selling experience unnecessary. Write to-day. Master Kraft Greeting Card Co., Toronto.

25.27,19,1,3,5,8,10,12.

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Apply to Sandy Mciasac. Boar River. 251041-231 ,_

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2110-11-1-41. Ti T0 LET—H°U$E (B3 ELM AVE- mlil). 7 P001115. bath roolll and

pantry, largo lot; with orchard ailil“llarll.—W. N. Tilnion, Jowcl- or. ' 2381-1041011?

T0 LET-T.HE ELIGIBLY SITUA- ‘ied tenement on Rocllford Squarc lately’ occupied by W. ii. Carter. Apply to ‘lt- V. Longwortil, ill Upper Prince Strcot. ZIiYIl-IO-ZlO-tf

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Studebaker Special ‘touring cur in ﬁrst. class running condition will be sold at. auction ‘ on the ‘Market. Square, ‘Charlottetown, on

‘Friday, November 5th at twelve -

(fcloqic noon. No reserve as the car must. be sold to settle all estate. J. A. McDonald, Auction- cur. 2426-11-2-41

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MAKE MONEY A1‘ HOM5~"MEN and women can earn 81 to $3 l“ boui- in spare time writing show- csrds. No canvassing or solicit- ins. We instruct you and supply You with work. Write today. The Monellitt Company, _Limlted_ 43 Dominion Building, T0is‘0ll%0.t‘

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‘Hunter River And Vicinity

A hall filled to overflowing and mzllly unable to gain ildlill-ttullcc greeted the Ohallottetown perform- ers ‘who formally opcllcd one new Masonic Hull on Friday evening with a grand concert and enter- tainment. Flom the first ‘strains of ‘tho wlilenlllg chorus lo the filial llotcs of ‘lllc closing not u illlll illo- llicnl. passed, and iL would be lin- iail" and impossible t0 remark pur- tlculnrly on any of the excellent numbers. d-lllcil pelkbrnlcl‘ up- pczlred at ilcr and his bust and many cllcoros were happily rc- sponded t0, so that. a tleliglliilllly v“ﬂ°.llvvllE%l'iiill.,.Wllﬁ rendered. Mr-

‘ S. M. Daniel, lll a few opening re-

marks, introduced the concert ilarty. At the close, a supper was cselved 10-lil8ill by the WIVES‘ of the local Nlai-"illls and Eastern Star ilocply ‘indebted to the Charlotte- town talent who, at considerable sacrifice, lllndo tho oilcnlllg such an unqualified success- Tho not proceeds amounted to $126.00.

Dullllg thc evening nlany com- pli-nielltilry ‘rclllalrks were also heznrd regarding the splendid new hall, probably lilo finest of any country hall ill the province.

Tho following is the program:

PROGRAM ME

Opening remarks- (fllollls-“O Canada" Li. Plano Duct—ZVIiescs Sicrns zllld Wulsoll ‘ 4. lR0ll(llllg——I\1l'. D. Edgar Shaw 5. S0lo—Miss Annie Dalllmerilll Violin Solo-Qlllss Kathleen

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6. lioruby

l. Solo—-Mrs. J. J. Stewart,

S. Rcadlllg~Dl3 Geo. Green,

9- Quartette-Qilessrs. 'I‘_

and Geo "IWVBCIIY. llllll3l‘lll1SSl0ll—-'Cil;l1dy Sale PART ll 1. Piano iDuct-Mlsses and ;W-atson

3- Solo-T. W. Bentley 4. ‘Reading-Mr. D. E. Shaw ‘5. Solo-Mrs. iRoy .Cudmoro_ 6. SOl0—-—M1‘. Geo. Been; 7. Violin ‘Soio—Miss Hornby

Cudnlore 10. Qliartette-llessrs. McPherson and Tweedy.

GOD SAVE THE KING Accompalllsts—Miss Stems, and Mrs. Stewart. '

Bentley,

Mr. Joseph Cutliffc, Capo Trav- erse, was here on Sunday visiting friends.

Airs. Daniel Dilnuing spmli. Sul- llrday ‘IlOPG returning to llcl" ilolllo in Sllnlnlclwsldc tho same ovcnlug-

Mr. and Mrs. Wiliiamly; MacDunYg- all have iakcil nu npartnlcilt. in Charlottetown and will spend ilhc wintcr uloiltlls in the city.

Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wcdlock and Mstoars Allan and ‘lloward wedlock, Frank McMillan, Lawson illld Sutherland Mililinllilil wcru vis- ltors to ‘tilc city Friday afternoon.

Mr- aml lVilrs. Everett wedlock and family spelli Sunday with Mrs. Wedlockhi parents, Mr. and Mrs. .l. C. McKenilrlck, ‘Chllrlotlctowil-

Mr. Ii. Il- Simpson. Colillly Soc.

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To End Severe Cough

(bicklyjlry This

For rosl results. this old lions-snails remedy boots them all. Easily PIUPII’

You'll never know how quickly a bad cough can bc conquered until you trv this famous home-ma c remedy. The immediate relief given lll almost like magic. It is easily prepared, and there is nothing better for cou lls. Into a 16-os. bottle, ‘put 2 ounces of Plncx; tllcn add p ilin granulated sugar slyrup to make 1t) ounces. 0r you can use clariﬁed honoy instead of sugar syrup. Either way, this mixture ssvcs about two-thirds of the money usually spent for cough preparations, and glvce you n more positive, reﬂective remedy. It keeps per cctiy, and tastes pleasant-children like it. , You can fccl this take bold instant- ly, d healing the mem- branes in _ the sir passages. It promptly loosens a dr , t lit cough, and soon you -wlll not ce t e phlegm thin out and dlsa pesr. A day's use will usually bros up on ordinary thrust or chest co , and it ls zlso splendid for bronchitis, hosrseliess, nd bronchial asthma. ‘- -,

Pine: is s most valuable concen- trated com and of genuine Norway pine cxtrsc and palatable gusiscoi, the most reliable remedy for throat and chest ailments.

To svoid diss iutment, ask your dru lot for “2 ounces of Pines" wit directions. ual-snteed to

give absolute satisfsct money rom tly refunded‘: The

Pine: ronto On Film.-.

\V. Bentley. H. McPherson, C. Bentley

Sterne

2. Solo-Miss illlby MacDougull

8- Dlict-Mrs. Stewart and Mrs.

Miss Sadie M. Buchanllan, of Brndalilane, left on Saturday nlorn- lng for Boston. '

Mrs. Fred Jones, Bloomfield, uc- companied by her two ‘children. Dora. ulld Upton is visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary Trainer, Euler- ald Jct-

Mr. lLaurlmlir Taylor who has been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel N. Taylor. Chestnut Farm, Nine Milo Creek. left recent- ly for Providence, It. I-. wllcro he lntcnilil ‘to "reside.

Indigestion

Makes You Cross, Grouchy Languld.

NOW EASILY REMEDIED

Hundreds of people suffer ex- eesisvely from digestion trou- ble. Many a man will tell you he used. to auiffer that way too. Could hardly eat anything. Stomach_ was sour and gassy. Headaches were frequent, Tongue was coated with “fur."

The shortest way to health is by the regular use ovi Dr. Ham- ilton's Pills. Although mild in action they soon rid you of sick Stomach, Peadsche, poor ap- petite and digestive disturb- ances. Ali dealers and drug- gist; sell Dr. ‘Hamilton's Pills in 25c boxes, or by mall from The Catai-hozone 00., Mon- treai.

Y. M. ‘C. A-, ‘Sulnlllersitle, was here

from this district, who would find it more convenient to come herc, attending‘ ithe conserellces being hcld this week-end at O'Leary alid next. weck in ML. Stewart-

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Court had as their guests, the latter part of (‘he week, Mr. and Mrs. B- W. Tay- lor, Granville.

Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E. Whltiock hadlvisitlng them over Sunday, the latteris mother and brother, Mrs. Wall and Roy tWall, ‘Granville.

A-s a necessary precaution against‘ unhat lnigillt possibly be cases of smallpox in adjoining dis- Lilcts, 1the local iSChOOl has been closed for a few days.

Otlicr motorists ‘to the cl-ty tilc latter party of the‘ wcck included Mrs. J- S. MaoLeod, Mrs. ll. l-I. Campbell, Mrs, J. F. McMillan. Ralptll McMillan, Mrs. (l. Dlngwcli, Miss Eslilcr Dixon-

Masolls more weiro illsapilolntcd on Sunday that owing to ‘the ‘heavy downpour of rain and condition of the roads. they were unable to al- telld ‘the funeral of t‘lloir late lir_o- blicr, Austin J. MoNelil. which was held that afternoon from Stanley Church. ‘

The Women's Institute met. at [ha homo of Mrs. ‘Howalril Court on Friday evening. Among oilher

the near futulro of some form of entertainment was practically de- older] on. ‘the proceeds ‘to go to- wards local improvements. There was n good attendance and a. so- cial llourr enjoyed at. 11110 close of the business meeting.

The sympathy oi.’ all goes out ‘lo Mr. Rod. Nicholson, Rose Valley. on tho dcath of ihls wife on Friday 1n u“, p. E. Is-land hospital at tho early age of 38 years, leaving he- sldes her husband. 615M children m mourn their irreparable loss. The funeral was held on Sunday to l-Iartlsvilla cemetery, Rev. David ‘Coburn, Bradalbaue officiating.

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oiscouura ri-isoiw THAT wiAas Ai-‘Fscr. so ri-llz \WEATHER

MONTREAL. Nov. 3.-—- Reports that. the recent weather had been aficclad by the proximity of Mars to the earth were utterly discoun- ‘ted ‘by lPmf. A. J. Kelly, in charge of McGIli. observatory ‘here today. (‘Meterologlsts the world over are o: the 01711110111118/1 the planets have no effect in the least upon the weather or upon our climate," the professor said. ‘Likewise all storied of signalling to ‘Mars are characterised as "Pure bunkum" because "sxperio in fodlo transmission tell us that the most. powerful transmission stations we have in the world. at present are not ‘iron; enough to transmit mes-

Rivel‘, for Poole

items of business, the holding in '.

ileorgetown Shipping News

Schr. Muriel. Capt. J. ll’. ‘White arrived from ‘Montague with gon- eral cargo, alter discharging she cleared for New Glasgow, N, s, -—._

Schr. ‘Petite, iCapt L. R. Verge. arrived from Sheet Harbour, N. S., in ballast and proceeded to Slur geon wharf for a load oi’ ibag pom toes to be delivered in C. N. R. shed Georgetown wraf, for Poole

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and Thompson, Ltd., Montague. _

lSchr. Maple 1498.1’. Capt. T. L. Herring arrived from Murray ‘River in ballast and proceeded to St. Mary's Bay wharf to load bag pot- atoes by Cook and Son, Murray and Thompson, Ltd, Montague, to be delivered in C. ‘N. It. Shed, Georgetown.

ltlessrs Poole and Thompson Ltd» ‘Montague, are storing pota- toes ill C. N. IR. shed, getting ready to load a steamer here later on for Havana, (Iuba.

‘Schr. Eilitil F. S., Capt. Myers, is ill the stream awaiting a favor- able chalice to go to Plctou for a load oi coal for Guysborough. N. 3S. Scllr. Sonora. Capt. Simeon Bout- llel". urrfvcil from lngramport, N. S., in ilzlilast and will load produce probably inCrund ‘Rlvcr, for Hull- fax, N. S.

‘Schr. Boreas, Capt. Thomas Per- rler is lll the stream with a loud 0t‘ Little lll-as ‘D’ol' coal [or l‘). Mc- Fnrlaliiv, Allllalldulc. ‘Alter dis- charging sllc will load produce by S. llilclhu-lunc for Sydney lnarkct.

iScllr. Sllianllc, Capt. David Gorgon-ho, arrived from Avicilat ill ballast and will loud produce at Newport wharf for Loo Fay for Nova Scolia ports.

‘Schr. John Halifax. Capt. ‘Ford- rigger urrlvcd from iinwkesbury lll ballast and proccciled to Allnall- dale l0 loud produce by E. Mclfur- lane for Sydney, N. S.

iScllr. llurry Up, (lapl. ,W. I). Cooper arrived from Spry Buy, N. S., Ill illlilust and proceeded to Grand River to loud produce at Launching wharl‘ by Sculicy, De- lory & Co.

Schr. Noble H" Capt. Jalllcs Mill- colm arrived from Canso ill ballast and will load produce at Newport by Lco Fay for Harrington, N. S.

‘Scllr. Nellie J. Banks, (‘apt Ed-i ward ‘Dicks, cie ‘ed for Pinion in ballast. ‘She wil go on the slip fur repalrsjlnd will return‘ here and lay up for tllc winter. ‘ Schr. Charlotte mini. .\lll-' ton l-ienlphill, arrived from (‘liar- lottotown with gen .ral cargo. Af- ter discharging sic will proceed

last week making arrangements to-Grand River to ldllil ling pota- for tile holding of a Boys confer- we; yo;- Chm-ioue ‘m, . ence early ‘in the new year. This ' will make unnecessary the boys 3C1", Lgonicc, ~,(‘.ipi, S. C.

Knight, is discharging ii load of certified seed potatéles at tile R. R. wharf. They wer loullcd at St. Mary's fBay wllurt‘ by lioriltlo M. Graham. ’I‘iley will go to (Tllnrlot-i tctown in cars.

Quite-a number of rozll laden sl-liooners are ill the harbour. bound for Charlotte own, Montague Cardigan and iSouris.

Schr. Florence, Capt. John Tlln- berley, arrived from Little Bran D’or, N. S., with a load of coal. Af- ter (ilscharging she will procoeil to Newport to load produce iby Leo Fay for Sydney markets.

Schr. Ella Pearl- Capt. llaker, is discharging a load of Little llras D'or coal at McDonald Inns, wharf for Capt. A. A. Mtlnflllilifi, Aflcr discharging silo will load ilrorlucc ill Grand River for ‘llallliix, N. S. -

Schr. Ovliil (lap. Jnlni Ilia- cork, arrived from North Sydney and will load ilroiluco by Sollllcy. Dolory & C“, for North Sydney, N. ‘S.

Schr. J. C. Martin. Capt. J. Mar- lcli arrived from Pctit Dc (ll-ill. N.

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This Iifebuoy mother says: “Lifebuoy”; antiseptic lather is just what children need to pre- vent scratches from becoming infected,

“Lifebuoy is s pleasant, safe sosp

that excels in removin all of the ime and impurities from hsn s, face and knees.

“I ﬁnd its frcquentuse keeps the skin in ﬁne condition."

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COMMUNITY PLATE ‘NEEK'

IN CHARLOTTETOWN—-

Fourth Day

Unfortunately few gifts come up to the expecta-

No woman ever has

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COMMUNITY PLA‘ ‘; uiliplc sliver for six covers. The pcrlcct gill. Complete $38.9}

lions of those who receive them. It is always so difficult to choosc for others—unless one plays absolutely sale and gives COMMUNITY Pears.

too much table silver. Its

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The Grosvcnor Colic-e Service, to mzllcll lhc Growcnor COP-I MUNITY PLATE lint sllvcru‘: ' a masterpiece of rilYcr-slllilblng— a regal gilt.

lIICXZtCHSlVC wn to take care of our 'ft l Y Y, 8‘

COMMUNITY PLATE Gifts On View At All The Better Shops

Silver Scroicespf the F incsf: Plate.

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Schr.’ C. G. ‘Munroe, Capt, V. Richards. cleared for Lurcys Rivcl- |N. S., with a load of produce ship- pcd by Scullcy. Dclory s. Co.

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ken, at Sturgeon wharf for Nova Scotia ports.

Scilr. Etta Vullgilcn. Capt. J. (l. Murray arrived from Charlotte- town ill ballast and will proceed to Newport to loud produce by Lco

Fay for Sydney, N. IS. Sl()\v speech Schr. Conductor. Capt. Fred .\lul'- First Grace

ray cleared for Anllulldale to loud produce by E. MoFarlallc for Syd- lley markets.

LONDON, Nov. 1 Lcaru to speak slowiy—otilcl' graces will follow ill their proper place." was S01"- Milllldﬂ- Calif. Fred Tclio. the advice given by Miss Ada arrived fro Port Felix. N. S., wltll Moore, expert in voice production, herring. and proceeded to Lowemo me \V0lllcn's Provisional club. Alolltugllc and will load produce M155 plow-e, wlm 15 a gjgtgf of

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Guggisberg, later told the wonlcll who are anxious to improve their public speaking that the three Pb —pltch, point and pause-must. be studied carctully after. a hlubllc speaker has learned to put on tho brakes and not rush poll-moi through Ills remarks. ~ ——-<-o->-i

LONlDON, Nov. 1——Pcggy O'Neill the American actress who came to fanlc in London in “Paddy, the ‘Next Best Thing," has ended her run of over a year in "Mercenary Mary” and deserted musical 0011b‘ edy for the leading role In a comi edy by Captain Stayton, ‘iLove’s s. Terrible Thing."

M Sturgeon Wllﬂrf by W. A. Poole Eva Moore. the actress. and Lady

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Brass. Copper, Till, The Hinds

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Bon Ami also cleans the nickel fauccts—makcs them look like new.

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