*_l__-_rf . _ . 'rl-_ra-sl.__ANl<E1' erlrcl-i

The blanketatitch is sometimes re-

ferifg to Qgogiuetlbuttonhple stitch, but it _ ers _ __ _'e regu ar uttonhole

stiitcb 'bgfause ighas 3 single purled e ge. may e use to embroider scallops and is sometimes substituted

‘°1l‘llwert¢lt‘l‘ihl*1/1 k d l h l f

es o swore romte et-

hsud sidg to tilt; rightt. helginion the wrong s e o _ e ma era wth" two small stltolisq. Point tho rlosdlo to ward the left _and take' the little

stitchgs ont: eight of its inch above the e ge o e ma eral. Bring

needlo §l=ro;l_gh'tt:1 the right side, with the nee e Owar you.

Hold the thread down with the left

thumb snd"“ins_ert the _needle one- eightb of an .inch to the right, on a i"‘°‘ ‘ill .-‘l‘.‘1~.’l"l‘ ~“'€.‘°lt lt! 3° li” raw ef oo g _ sen e hretldby putting the needle through to the left.

iw -'nl » '

as -i H . i ls ul

. _ ~- '-- _

._ DR. HEATH McINTYRE

_ ' Dentist

Cameron Block, Victoria Row

' Charlottetown, ’

Office Hours: 9 a. m. to § p. m.

2 p. m. to 5 p. m.

~ :i683-10~25-Mt:

PIANO TUNING.

Re _lati V i ip and ltepairius.

l ' ‘K R NAND and ' .

` oeuseeionesss

` -I specialty.

f F. H. CANNON» 255 drafton St., Charlottetown.

2950-9-14Ht\tt1ls2mo.

m .. - ..,

` Monson ¢ ourrv

4 and Attorneys lolloltorsgller Royal Bank ol Gsllads

~ l4“__o`N¢;v 'ro l.oAN. .“""::;f.'.l 1, itat- ...

iirwisilsu-rl. cours agar- ers-kos tiltnt-`BlLll‘k ohafo sal

Canada, Plrmsnent Hortslle Corner- stion. . - ~ l r <

Onion-~0 if ' ian Qillce, was Blws; m.“r.~~n “

A. A. Meagan. K.c. nouslu laoltiruion

Msl.tAN A Mol<|NNoN _

-larrlshrsr Attorneys-at-Law \

, 11",‘?"ii_P,1_?F1Ff <?1‘%'1°'F°}"_‘_'“‘ '

mc. moasqs. lac., w.s. sgutloy, l§.c.

_ .I~,_ ‘, ~ ~;'. »- ‘ Motion a elN'rl.sv. ' 'l‘ " "alla A 't-Lew oili€‘»'I-_-»'@&._or

_ on totoyvil. . lil. 1;

Y _-

.f »

___5 ___

till lil

-1.;

poor ber

three been

she

R__E$T ll»1Pon1'AN°_r

» FOR ‘_l'H E BABY

"'I`h'e importance of rest for a is so objlous that it would seem as there were no necessity to refer _to the

skilled- in the care of children,"‘and Yet experience among the babies of well~to-'do parents proves that in _a great number of cases progress is re tarded and perfect health marred sim- ply for want of rest.

“Allllrt from natural

sent day life. in towns anyway, tinctiy exciting to a baby. The

movement of motor traffic

the brllliancy of electric light

-all mark a very different

things to the old days movement and candles.

switching on and off of a

night is in itself disturbing stimu- la ing to a baby; and as it has to be-

you

llllllevf at B11-".lllY‘s B trained nurse. 1311111'

"fruit

B0\ll'

well

sweet. handy,

Elly

\ \ _

r *tl '~’\rf

C0\ll't

address

OSH-

here

or an ortunit which rovided to

of our laws your brilliant work shines as a beacon light to the younger mem

unlversabvoice of the district which your represented -in our Local Legisla- ture `beal"s' ‘-am-ple testimonyto the sbllltyfsritll’ which you there defend- ed their-rights, -and of late' _years the whole country, has' witnessed’ that your activities in the larger field of

as a strang- cate the fire. He was with pride three-storey window in a the closing Kerous predicament.

ogroor- flames were issuing from

, Y ____ _ ‘ ,; __ _ _

'able rescue of

vey, by Fireman Elvey had entered the

in the career upon Through some nlischance there was a

donald managed to land his comrade on his shoulder and finally got down

ll ~ -

3,6 bg;-5 opoui- p|-ofesgimh Since then the to the street, the clothing of both men

in flames us they landed. Macdonald was' severely burned. Elvey, who was fearfully injured, was taken to the hospital, where he lies in a precarious condition.

OPERATIONS ARE SUSPENDED.

come accustomed to such things it is ` ' <

- . D i i -_ l _ _ ' --

°“1~V °°""“°“ "Use 1° reduce °ll\°r ?T"E °°°`1'1"E°T-°F1'1s °" EA1‘T'f' ,,,,°,',',',f,',f"_§;,§'°,:,1‘f,§'§ §,?,f§5-1222,, ‘““§§, ATHENS. oct. 23.- 'rlio serblsu

$\1:;;11111 °1 e11°11e111°111 1° 111.8 1111111* _ _ American womql are greatly “_ admire-,-,_ y (lglinister to etlreecre, aipllloliinces tthlat tix; r-For this reason as 8 rule H baby _jcited over the mhgnilcent .show _ of = _It is,'»tl_ierefo_re, with the greatest m‘?_111_1(1'1;1ng_11 "11 Isis been“-ft;1“l1]10mm should ‘not bg played with often' 'black opals whicli- the Australian gov- conildenoebrthat we congratulate both U; )';_ndedy',I._“_‘Sermans -m_e11Bam tg rhoum not have mm” famed at R 0,. ernment has sent to the Panama ex- you ani;_§pq§lyeg__llp_ou__yqur new po- €av1e‘“su;ned‘ we offensive and at dangled bsioro its eyes. 'rho ussrsr ~'111b1t1°\1- _ _ ‘ H1110" §11_"~ll_°fll°'= that in this snhere|Cm,_,n pomtg to have forcgd ,Wk ‘° ° '..'%.1.“;;::..°“.'.“‘.:“:..r°s;'..l“;f,‘:.;“l: §;.::..e:t°.:”’..l°”.f.§..°;:“W" °°“l‘l ‘ are sse ,s ` y nn _ a ,“ ' ave. w .r.'- ' ,~

pa " 'peaking generally’ me tively recently cost more, carat for credit and h0ll0l1\‘ both to yourself 'he Germflnd e1;tf`9“°;111:_e']1{ti’l3nlg°f

better for the child: - » __ _ _ _ _ _ _.

“Then me mom in wmch _the baby carat. than do diamonds. even-wwhile and those~w(l;osi:`f'int`t:l;:;i:ts you serve. izttffbnegtgrx; l)-'i1ems`o'itli oi? Belsr-ids.

sleeps must be wen ventilated but se_ experts declare that they are infinitely . . n. , ' _ ___ ‘_ _ 'curvrami-`arauzbts. 'rbisis ilnlloriaiit 1“°'° 1’°'*“*"“" _ A"°1‘- 1~ M“°°°'!“1d»' ifiiiiiliiéiliiierf iiiiitrfs-im ii'1ioS§§isi§.i and, of course, the baby must sleep ' And in this connection it may be _ Capt. Hugh. McPhee, vl_:m$,a_ French ['m'd Brmsh mln-wry in its own cot not in a bed with older `9°1111°'1 °“1‘ 11"” thé “Wm mack’ ` W' W' °1e"k1"s' 1 attaches arriving from Nlsh also

pm-g0ng_ " opal" is distinctly misleading. it was ‘C. M. Fitzgerald, my that Vmnya was not occumed by

been so short a time in working order that it makes considerable demand

fore most Important for those lu charge'to see that no undue strain is

should be continued until the ilr'st‘

day. and this eleven hours should be co_ntinued on until the smsll person is ten or eleven years old.

183 BRITISH SHIPS

BUNK BY SUBMARINES.

23.-'0fl\cial an- to-day that the merchant ves-

sunk by was 1885

vessels |nnk_~t.o

\,..., ,

N b b h 1 b _ 'coined to distinguish it from the fam- dio a 1' B 1;" d e rocked mi “mu *flier "light opal" As a matter of fact

te ‘- to sleep, s a hard- nd fast l ._ _ ' ° - - witlf' this nurse. She say; "The blirby 111° 11111°11t 113111 :si alive. lvgitél myfl-osx. E. V. Hession 1. declare that me Se,-\,.

should be laid' do`wn‘warrn and dr , 11111111” °' 11111 5 511 11 °1" 1° with every care to each detail ofllls -1’11g111°°1`11“1° 111 g1"1°11 111°,"1115 111° 1° comfort, well fed, and shaded, from 111°1°°1'1° 511111 °1` 1°'V°11?1‘_’1'» 111511 111 1111. any light, and so accustomed . to -go 11111111111 ‘1“1"9.1'_° 1° 9,1`.111_11i°11» °_1' 111111' to sleep unneeded and unrocked. 111111 111°11°11 111113 °1f11,1‘.11_11111_"_" F1* 1111

Sometimes it will be awakened bud- 111151” °1'115111“11°1'11j"""“’ 1 " "

denly by some 'noise or oaiterlor 111“°l_<f'Ul>els~arg-';°‘<l¢=f- 11°! °H1y influence, possibly for’ a cause which -11°°11'19° t11°y"‘1.°'11 11911111.1111.” 13111 cannot be determined; do not immedis- 11"°°“°° 11193' 111° 3° 191°- T11” are ately take the child up; even if it. is -111111111 91111' “1"°“° 111111* 11 °°m11°'1°$_i1T‘. crying-although lr is t-be ordinary in-` my 51111111 1’“°1'°’1‘ 11"°““,‘1° 1” `N"." stinct to do - so-but simply turn"it` lSa1;1:i111b°Yi1;1;3!»` Bdiblning the Queens-

over in the cot, sootllin it i- - ‘-‘ ' " ' '

words as you do so, ang giv'l"lli21its?t£- 1 `T1‘° M111 1""’1111°‘1~.1“15111'1113~-111119' teaspoonful or so of com water it "_ It is awildiand-desolate spot. The allllears hungry; this simple Process. 11°111'°°1`¢°w11° 1° 1-1 °1'° W'15°11 ""1 carried on H, the dark, 0,. in the same. Collarendabri, and it is about 500 subdued light wiiicb~obtaiusa‘ bsroro. 11111” fl'°"°='9Y‘1“°Y-*S 111° °'°". 111"- wiil in ninety-nine cases out of a hun-l B1“°1-1. °1’111 11111k1115 111-1111-°‘11 -111° 1113' dred induce tile little one to ~goj-5°" “~'1,11.1'1°'-el” 111' ’T»119.1°§. 111 `1'°.°.1L13.` straight off to sleep again. . 11111111.1151 1° 311111.°"t.11° 1.11.1110’ 11.1. .“.11i91,'- ‘_ .c ', 5 ' ‘ ' » ~ _ '- _ _ _ _ - _. - -- - ~ 5; _ Babies are very chilly mortals ai all UIQ I ,_____k_0l.y Spot, - '|,1llU Wg? I8 hlrd. l-|ll€ _ _-h -limi; rule, the simulation is stilltoo wsslr 111° “hm” '“"‘-“'“¥° 4° ffl _ l1"'<1f*,l>_*,1;; '~

to stand any additional strain, while tag 1'$1:té1:L7tgcEFceb;1gg;t2ghdst

that wonderful system of heat creation btunsbla on me othér wma me _

and storage whereby the temperature ‘.1°° - '

of the blood is maintained always at `1:":1p§°f.1;,;cf,'g€?. 3; !l:i‘:_k:;,°t§ fffxgz approximately the same degree, has. 21 ~ B 0 tomme f-6r'thwml__,_-_

ll ones reap Pearson

upon the baby's functions. It is there- A s.rEFANs8oN _

1' .

'blrnu1sy. when s couple or bours lsssr. ll' Sud its rumors freeze uivthere:

gumoog, .ton h0ur,‘~.1;gm5 devoted rox er lniiid ison the polar bear,

the waking time; 'I‘li'is fourteen hours' 5713 A\`¢11° 01¥’¢19B» D016! 81111 B0\\1S» sleep ls needed by children until they A11 W1\1111191‘ B11 11116 111111! 1101189519 f are five years old, after which aboutf?§¢11' 0111;# D1°11111f! 011 5 111°-‘iff "

-two hours rltliaylpeiknocked off (whichi __ 9111119 1_1' 1° 3 _lllQ_1i_¥ [9110-

lliearls prac ca y if many oasesdrop-_l" __ '

pang] the slieelpt bl; izaylandhhavlng onli , 115“‘1.l`1‘.’° M°"1"

e ong ng 0 weve o fs. an

sitsr the seventh blrtliasy still suotii-_ F 111' 111-1' WE-"AVE *N11 me

er hour may be~sto|en from night for

(By Rudyard Kipling)

For all we have and are. 'l~‘or'ali"oiir'ehlidren's~fate, Stand up and meet the war, The Hun is at the gate! Our world has passed away

ln wantonness o'ertllrown

There is nothing left today Bilt steelrand tire and llton

up your

=~n

B. McLaren,

D Stewart

W. W. Flyllll.

Judge Fraser tllen replied in ll.

brief but well chosen speech, in which he referred to the fact that _his'iirst` acquaintance wltll Georgetown had begun twenty years ago when he came here as the principal of thp school, and that he has resldedmin the county ever since. Continuing he spoke in recommendation of the school, speaking of it as the best on the Island if not in the provinces, and urging the people to support it. He hoped that he would act to the satis- faction of all in his new office. and judge-as he hoped one day to be him- self judged. He' referred to the 'fact _that the responsibilities of the County

ourt Jud e were in some res acts.

the Bulgarians, who simply made a cavalry raid there and were driven off.

They furthe

lans have entered Bulgarians terri- tory. The Serbian Minister denies that the Bulgarians have occupied Kumanovo, Pirotorkoprulu.

..............~..~ ....,.....~.-..__-----~ preme Court Judge who could divide

his reslgionsibility with a jury. Mr. J. D. tewart in a brief but well delivered address welcomed Judge Fraser in behalf of the bar. The Judge again replied in a few words, stating that his relations with the bar had always been of the most pleasant kind and that he hoped they would always continue as sucll.

By the voice of the public is the

popularity of an appointment judged and the foregoing shows in unqualifi- ed terms .how Judge Fraser's appoint-

from ~

All vital parts are protected H' if - ~

_ We .`effects" ‘ of `_ smbe arid

_ . rs-lsr ' _ _ 'li _

J' __ _ _ a . ` _ ,r _ r

' Flues'cai1’t rust ou; ri 'h

1.. .N treated with McClary anti-11%? 32,2 aluminum coating. See the sou: sv noeens HARDWARE co., l.-ro., cu/inLo'r'rs'rowN. A

your fl;-gf' and he was shouting for a ladder. R. T. HOLMAN, LTD. SUMMERSIDE. - ' ‘I 9

_ _ l _ _

have since conierred.such -delay in- erecting the ladder, and when

_ if-_ ._ _ .

_ DARNING BAGS

Darging bags are legion lil variety.

One e peclally pretty is made of black and white striped ribbon; the foul' corner pouches for needles, cotton and so on, are of corn colored 1-illlluil, feather stitched ill black. Tho bag is drawn with one black und one while satin ribbon and is callcil tilt “Mog- pie darnlng bag." -This some iilcu in black and white may bo used with other colored pouches.

Opera bags are made in numbers of

fancy shapes, some with a little look- ing glass at the bottom, some with il pocket for a valliy case. Tlloso madt of black silk with 'gold or sllvtr modul- llons are the most serviceable.

CORSET BAGS

Corset bags may he made to hold

one pair or two, and are very pri-ily' when made of the delicate slliiileil satills, either llnlld painted ol' clllllroid- ered. Dress bugs of linen-blur-. linen for light dresses, browli llllcll i'or iiilrk

-are made wide at the bottom wltll a draw string so that when they are slipped over the gown on the izlotlli-.sl hanger the hole at the top allows thc! hook to pass through, and tllcy may) be drawn up and tied at the boi_tilln,. thereby protecting the gown lronl, dust. They have two pockets, one ut, either side, into which may bc slipped a suchet bag, which coil be relnovcil when the bug is washed.

LAUNDRY BAGS

Linen, chintz and crctonlle laundry

bags come in all shapes and at all prices. There are cretonne rolls to hold centerpieces, square lilleil cases into which lx dozen napkins can bo slipped, and tablecloth cases, much like men’s shirt cases, may be hail to hold a dozen cloths. These, of course, are linen clbset conveniences; snchet 'bags for the linen closet arc made oi’

l _ . ` s

placed upon the child by exterior cold. A I {{F1`g]11;“11;;°tB1}1;:;B 53311 “'11 , _ _

This lsreallzed more or less f tl 11° V . ` ' ` V ’

_in winter, but is oiteu ovorloliiiilsric iii T11” '$11 1‘“‘1`1'1‘““1111 111111 11° 11” ' `

fill §'.2¥v“.rL“.i“L’3.'é‘.fr.'a.rl`J‘g‘l‘if. T352 But he iii- 11°*-1l»°w “PPM

one" . ' That he has been for several yearB,_

, During the first two months fl_ife._1:‘_11?1°1'111.@ 1°°““‘1 111°_A1`.‘-_’t1° 1_`°51°11P _ _ _ _ a healthy, vvell~man'aged` baby 0 will '@1111 111951111 1° stay 111°” 111111 I ` ' " »-.

_skosphslmostlail ghegtlmeéiwsglng silly- ._ lesions. - - . ._ ._

a e regu ar ee ng mes hen f~ .' ,

protbabéy a cil'Y :vhill give nottlce o`fv thef v1;1fB¥;’1;v¢ls111I1t111;h15;\s1°1- D°1‘1\11D9» _

r ` ~ \ L _ _ I .

iiiliouliiwlio iillow2a»tl"iiiiii'y°ii1tro]i1¢i¢'i-y‘T"f,` The-hands and me ulrthere Y°_\\ 1¥“‘l-‘FUI

ing, so that the lungs may be w_ol|1__ 'bil one' cant see il. moile sh0W.~ Z' ' ~ expanded. The time when sleep,_ 11* U1“1§° 111111 `1°1 Y,°“1'- °“°P=1°°113° ~ lslbougd be lpakst encouraged is in the';’. .° 111° Y°“ "V Y°“‘1 11°1‘°‘°11*113°"_ .

t _ _ __ _ . .._.

an senugrgg and lo?\‘;’;ra:1ol;,;,'tgl;“:,:g$§3‘ get think! Stefansson never heard'

at night, ‘ - l' f "watchful waiting,” that rare

»~ At six mouths old two-thirds or tlio` _M was of `l>el>°r"- _t° 111° ll11¥"1 _

day of twenty-four hours should bei! 31151 5 BCPBD V11111Hl\|§11¢`11¢11111‘13

spent _in sleep, wh_ic_h_means that six\-._f»11_11’- Dtlmbl W1! 911'°111f1' 11_1°1111°11N _ teen 'hours is the proper umm »ph;g._1lt would not gain the least-attention.

bird; `

C ' s ir. even greater than those of the Su-

‘ment has been received.-‘YJ " `

embroidered linen to hold laveililer, emoll verbena, peach stone, clover and orrispowders.

Stocking racks are frames having 12

We know that at no por it was got up it was found to be about

career since your ohtrghoo five feet too short of the window out m -"' ' =_"”*' _ life have you neglected of which Elvey was now seen to be ‘ ~ - -- ,»'-~ -: .chill dutieg of your profession, hanging with his clothes on fire and

_ y opp V y p the building behind,ilim a roaring fur-

A “tue honoufqblg gdv3nceme|;t_ l Xlace. Macdonald reached lip and tomar. As the instructor of our youth gradually pulled Elvey out of the win- yom- the effects of your admirable training 110W- T1l0l1S11 110110413' in the CFOWII Cali- are _still" apparent. as the exponent expected the feat could be done, Mac-

siplurc culllpartnlellts, neatly covered with silk llrocaile, lnoire or cretonnei They arc designed to lay in thebureuu drawer and each compartment hold! one pair of stocklllgs. ' v.-

i(itiflli~.ll bugs tllat will be of interest-

to the ilousewife include bage made of heavy cullvuss that como with wooden llullcts i'or cruz-_killg ice, linen salad lmgs, llsh and putldlllg bugs, jelly bags and hugs to chill vegetables in. String bugs of gingham soiled towel bugs nluiio of toweliilg, clothellne and ciotllcspill bugs, broom bags for cob wcil swocpillg llllil others for num- erous purposes urc also to be had.

WHAT BILL DID.

Bill 'Turller wus it farmer, he labor-

oil :ill his llic. llc tlliln't have no si-lloolin’ and ilclthcr had his wife. lint llill wiis bllill. for business and mlldc thc whcels go round, and left it liilailtlly i`ol't\lilil when they put him illliiifr groullii. lie was allways tak- iilgi-llulices,pai<_l a hundred for a hilll. ills llr-iullbors culled him cra- zy, bllt llc. li-it il. stable full of cows lhllt broke ilu: record, making butter by the ton, iillil Bill had his picture prinicii in thc Si|llirciiullk Weekly Sun. llc hull llclvfullglcii notions oflmak- ing i'iil'nlllig pay. llc even bought il tool ulnolline to help him load hay. 'Pho ill-igilllol-s fairly snorted when thi-y sillv the bloomin’ thing; said ilill wolllil llc-vcr lllakc it work. it wusil'i. worth a song! Bill dldn't say ti single woril, and ilidn't cure a darn ‘llout what they said, fer slick as grouse his hay went ln the barn an ilolll' bcforc a illullder storm came sallin’ out tlliit way and caught _ his neighbors ill u pinch and spoiled their new mown llay. Bill's neighbor put his lllilk in calls, and set 'em in tl. tank. llill skimmed ills milk with a nlnchille and turned it with a crallk. Slnltll chops his firewood with/an axe. Bill used some gasoline and saws il lluildreil cords a. lilly with xllloillel' blame machine. Today Bill's wii`o rides ill a car and dresses up in silk. Smit).\’s_ wife rides in a wagon and keeps on skimming milk.

department four clerks do the work formerly done

Q-no Your BHSMSSS 1

At a Price You Can Aford

ir. ' There are ninety-eight models of Burroughs

$375.

A Sure Way for You

to Find Out

_ Costly

` n Figuring and Bookkeeping Machines, with 587

““‘1’ dilfererifconlbinations of features. One. of these

” '_ ie' sure. to .fit your accounting needs, no matter I what' il1e_si2?‘eiol"l’cind of your business, "With

A " ~ 'p"i~i_i:iés"i`l"s'loi'as $165, thel'e’s a Burroughs;-_t§_>__l_fi_t_ "> i°“' P°° A ._ _ ‘° ~_ii"f_:~

Bur_ro@§»_Machines are priced in the only

A _to what they will _do and _, flier wflliwm W0"-' ' " ‘Tile Bon°ouglls_ that is the most profitable to you is tlle"ol_le._wfe'want you to have.

ffeiltriné 5’B°°1‘1°¢¢Pfflé

Neiir you in s Burroughs repre-

sentative. Have him call and show you the Bunoughs at work in your own plsoe of business. He will help ` ou decide just which machine will best do your figuring and book- keeping in the way you want it

. done-A-only Tllckct, more accu- _,rately,aand at' ess than'il now costs

ou. '

y Write for full infomation. Your ieleplllne book or your banker will give you the address of our nearest Branch Otlice-or write , direct to the factory. Address, Burroughs, Detroit. Michigan.

.----.5’aVe'

$225.

In lhis u'ry gaorls store cash and charger slllcs arefgurell with a Ifllrroughs and it never is necess- ary to explun to customers /ww uvcr-cllurge errors "hap[>Bned”

$375. _ »

$225.

li _L

’<. il .

2-1,

...-1

#IT .»

. 'f rf-

F jr__J°

"` ‘MJ gli

1 f ,-

til-itil

_ l‘__`i l if-_ r; if _flif 3 i .1 .:.vi_j L :tl 1% 1§1`~’l ks, _ fii’_~i_ _-ig; ‘

fm _~

YE'

*PV-21%* ‘lt if ' 3- f'

1.1 .

..?_.p ,~

I-

._, %,,,,_ ;,.._...__._..., --1- -: -;;.,;-j;;1_._~I.

.sr

. i pf li if ly.;

Lf l l ,r -'i

f,_,'_-.,.

£, . '_:;;;,~_?. _ll 1. ' if 1" 1;*

f -ll

,,_...._,. , r=