Hurry Mother! A teaspoonful oil California Fig Syrup" now will thoroughly clean the little bowels and in. a_few' hours you have n well. playful child again. Even a cross, feverish. constipated child loves its “fruity" taste tiiitl mothers can rest easy because it never fails to work all the sour bile and poisons right out of the stomach nntl bowels without grip- ping or upsetting the child.

Tell your druggint you want ou~ ly the genuine "(lalifnrula Fig Syrup" which has direction fur babies and children of all ages printed on bottle. Alother. you must say “Californla." Refuse any Imitation. '

lord Lee 0f - Fareham Ill At Washington

\\'ASI~II.NG’I‘()N, Nov 156~>Illlicss of another delegate to the aruia merit conference was reporu-tl it» day. Lord Lee of hirehairn. first lord of the British Admiralty. and ranking delegate to Arthur J. Ba] four. head of the Great Britain delegation was tionfintrti to hie bcd today with a severe chill. It was said h_v British delegation members that it probably would be several ’I.’l_‘l$ lteforc Lord Ime would b1’ ..‘-ie toorestime his place in con - Fwrltl-e discussions.

Baron Shitieharra, Japanese Am bswsador here. and one nf Japanﬁs rl-dt-gates. who is suffering from hiflnrpmstioti iiI the kidneys fol 1-11. JIK overwork anti a slight llPTVr nun breakdown. was described t0- tlny as resting easier. Complete rest and talose metilcal intention for two weeks. however, will b“

t necessary", it w-as saitl by Jtspttnese] delegation members.

‘ I Sm V,

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4 distinctive ‘Hen o! coloured Vlrfinia Ion!

Annual Meeting

The Annual {ﬂeeting of the Mi Herbert Fox (‘ompany will be htlti 1t the home of Mr. Seymour Wood ML Herbert on Thursday Dec. 1st

at 7 p. m. L. WOOD. Secretary ffreas

nail ttiiiiiiif

My farm of 106 acres. situated Ir North River, 61/, miles from (Thar lottetown, in high state of cultiva tion. well fenced, brook runnim across farm. »

Apply to

J. H. VICKERSON,_

srnnvsni

Tlberejias been mt my premise,‘ since last. September a black anti! white bull 1% years old. ll not‘. claimed before the ﬁrst oi’ Iletzem-i ber will be sold to pay expenst-s. i

I t i

MURDOCK STEWART, llartsvllle

‘ooo-ocvma-ow-ee-ooo-o»;

i RANQIIING §

‘ _ . 0 Parties wishing to have

foxel ranched on percentage g

. 4

0E0. M. SUTHERLAND, z

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or cash. apply Montague. P. E. I. ,__

“MANOti...”

Passenger

Luvs Monti-all for Charlottetown-October

November 17th.

‘an extra week of winler thrown hi1 _

‘ said. Tile two sisters spent

c’.

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Patty ‘dents ‘C3111 Express

ller liraliiutie

‘tilt/i ‘giﬂtfiA WOMAN IS TOLD 111' HUSBAND THAT SHE IS

A FliiTUFiE OF yfEAtTi-I

"l Just t-an‘t begin to express my

' llll’ ivinttt Tanlac has ' myseL. but also ._ , said Mrs. Annie ebr ry, of Eastern Passage,

v t O t Q l

IIOOOOQOOOQOOQQ-oooﬂbo» THE TWO SISTERS iiapterS

The wet-l: that fotloivcd I';ilt_v‘sf l nchion party w. collantl wet

a late to (IIS‘.‘0ilf‘1lg8 them. Pattpt. mot-n! _ 0i 111811‘ 11ml! NEG-fuel .‘ "l had been In wretched health "1 Ordered a 101 01 910111“ 11'0"“ or several years and was lnabad Robinson's". Millie complainedhv run 110w“ conqmum 1 gourd“; W119" B116 111111 P1111!’ were ﬂkme-divtilk a short distance without 5e.- "I bought some expensive $111118!” ing nll out of breath. After eat» too_ but they all look wrong since m; a hm“, m“, wad would form I've 59°11 Y°\11"=1- (101119 31111 511°"‘"in the pit of my stomach and l 1119 Whill W d" ‘V1111 11191113’ _ {lad awful uttucks of heartburn. So they sat and sewed tbroustll "Tanluc had helped my husband 111i‘ “'91 1111971100111!» 111111 13111“ 011m tnucli I started taking it too. I everything that had 118911911911 have a wonderful appetite now_ in Patty's absence. The young girl; w-erytmng Jgrﬁes “ph me and | had exquisite taste, and -was freshhevp, [B]; beuer 1n my “(a | 101d from the smart shops of tho bigimy husband mp, morning he 100k. #111911- _ 1 -d the picture of health and he hbllllliti gvus chic: ttlinsgt-r mid he could return the compli- s v nu een 'ro g 1 ‘ ' "any" "-111"! 11 pllllerﬁﬂily WP" 1119 1""). Tanlac is sold in Charlottetown “T111111 “ 11°11l:11*'[l1111 hczgihhlidl by Retltlin Bros. and leading dru5' oil 1. s t- was c ve‘ c. u _' t hzists everywhere’ altering anti adapting. So with the? ._________ ___»______ help of a Iittlt- sewing Wtllllillln; rhhrh-H nothing M59 to do msuch they did ivoiitlt-rs with an otlii-t l, ppm,» m,- thiu but gossip of your wise impossible ivartirtibc. neighbors. tint you have such a "l t-atlrt be hexpetctetll to !tlo ‘bit-t qu- way with you‘ ma; they won"; tcr. witi utrw t-rt- t: slop iut ll ovum‘, you of putting on ah-l wllblivr1:]'“'11-"_\?11111€“ﬁlladr gbg “ti; iluly you scc. you have chaliged ‘l 1P1‘- 1'*'- W 5- t?‘ *1 i’ b‘ Mm muci that you arc real y a I'0Il'lI:-lll(I or t-vell (‘hiragti for IlL"l.‘:‘__;u~“uger m u“ U; usy t lllltlfllgti- ‘Bu!!! Itllfillﬂtlrrltgﬁk !‘I‘l'1::1_1:111;. Filthy. laughed a littlc. covering t? 11!‘ 1° "i. 1" 5 i - 1 . slig t embarrassment. ‘Yiiflt’ 117] mk°11;‘."-" H _ "l hope You'll all like me llll_\' 0(l et up in tnit surprise. \~“en .0“ know m9 heuery She wits trying to improvc a new ghhh 1 blouse of ht-r sister's b_v ripping -~Qh off all the gaudy imitation lttcflhuh-V and substituting smut» fine latt- aht‘ hati brought uith Ilr'l’ "llut llumpltrsv has alu" '-

than she

shout “Any-

I wouldn't worry Millllc tissurcti her. u-ay. limnphrtiy has taken a big enough faint-y tti you. And I sup- ” - ‘"1" trust» the boys around here will all so gt-nvrotis. sht- prt-tcrttvl. ‘K0 cmzv “hum Yo“ The", “hm

311111" 1“'>11"1"‘1-__ _ somt- prctty much so when yuu

"lie used to be. sllc said din-eh, h“. ~-

mn CHARLOTTETQWN cqnnmn. '

of inheriting those fine qualities of honesty and integrity. it must be a source of pleasure to you as it is to all of us to see all your children home to complete the family circle and take part. in the festivities of this Joyous illllilHlf- nary. If the present social condit- ions endure we cherish the hope that they will till honorable post- tious nu the farm. in new est-ab lishmeuts. or take their part as leaders oi’ men In the liberal pro- fesslun.

You are both young yet_ almost In the prime of manhood and wo~ manhood. You have reached the stage. however when years will glide more rapidly by. Our prayer today is that you may be spared to celebrate your golden wedding- We all have made up our minds to be present and take part in that celebration when it come! l0 Pat-uh We will hope tonee you surround- ed as you are today by your family In the vs'.ious walks of life. and enjoying as you do today the love nnd esteem of the community.

J. A. McDonald, P. P._ Cornelius McLellan. Venantius Morrison Joseph J. lilcbellan.

RECENT FIRES

Fire losses In Canada during the week ended November 23rd. are estimated by the Monetary Times at $334000 compared with $267.- 850 tho previous week.

l at.

slightly disvont-crtctl tone. "llul§ phuv mm nothing ,0 he Rut over thaLll guuisnttll hits-nun“. ‘wh, Uh 2 bands tlo when tic we’ ittn inai- “pm “hm you ha‘! acouple 0L ye irs tiway from this town and all 1

thosc people. I wish I hail." Dis- _ _ _ m b l h _ _ _ I "untvnt spread over her face Ilke1 v_“1rtl1i~‘4w1s_11lnfl11 10;“‘l1‘1_1v1_ a dark trloud. "The onlyltlhingl ls.; ‘l ~ - t ' - ' 1 you any not want to se te town Iiultitturcy- I'Iii(I been rt-spunslbltﬂhhre K again‘ 310mm‘ "1'- . 3's you w u't "ant t look l‘lflV "He's showing off because you're.“ nu}. vmgge £10“ azymureili- 1 ' ;

. ~' - ~ "itt"s dine b1in . Of ur. .

1 "E1111 _1 ma?! 1l11l1‘11'1‘1"l11 “'1;11111111 112-1 that’ “what SLllGg\\‘-'l:<l stigiosfil.

.1 <~ t»! “ t- l'i*H t) slow 0i w. . . . . . _

"in t- arc strangers tirountlTlm l]; $21111‘, 2031111111‘? ,.m‘."

1t this 1ill.l\' lntigheti outrlghtl y (16.10 l“ 0's n 1551K “gun: o“ m‘ I~ U") and“ in her ‘an and. ---h.\ve a house likob Zlldillles c511)’, 11 '~ ' - ' but! so lirgc play rl ge~~in ls-t she said. "l was ten:

1'] wt-re married. he kncwf us "hr two ys-"rs or trio-e‘.

this and ‘

gqut-rtltis i-nougli‘ with money since I've bet-n hack.“

Tr-wnrrnw-“Tenslon

i, mom.

‘ore that." i ‘

_ _ "Mn. AND MRS FRANK ottus 1 .. -. . t . . \. tI 1th ' .'_ m m,“‘.1,‘,'fl1f§,;hrey“Knew BAYSIDE CELEBRATE sin.

u as a chilti. he used to buy you ‘ 17R i ~ ~n1 dolls. and before you: *1: w'_"_ fans rtutl bead nock~ ii-s udicu you went to sclloolflllis, wyslle. unis the s-cc 0'! '! "cs." v , ivi-y- and Joy on the tilght of ‘flu l was l8 when I went 1n‘ ‘ti-ember 24th. .»\ ftw of their illctlv!" 1" l<~n"s -hou. ‘our swve In num- 105 11111 F011 $1'6m"(1 l1“'I1111Y1‘\er. hati QIIIIIFVKWI to celebrate with ‘r 1r. Biotin-r useti to say site. them the nilve-r Annlvcrsu y m vet" thought you “OLIIII grow up. tlmir-marrritigc. u Th0 F911;‘! i'01l1')/4’--'-<‘11l1'1111I<@<1 I11. Their family of out- girl and six 1- 111111!’ 111W 101111 <30 i139. 01' t boys wer all at home. Urban and my IlﬂVt‘ been travelling strmut-IL. Etiwlq having journeyed from S t. ‘iuttlytualtlt- $111" ]1*(‘e111""91'1iIllllltllztlfri University forihe oc- as ionet an coun r et .t:;i5i0n_ Ptttty picktrti up tlln blousci A CLHlgFitlUIﬂlOlT tititircss ':=ain_ but tild not go on urorkingn (mil by M; J_ t), {yp-Jlelp,“ he stared at the pink silk tindiche

-;.|-

ERSARY

Willi and y xvere presented with a beau ice without seeing thcnr she was tiful Sliver Tea Service. Mr. Gillls ‘ultc obvious ' worried. l ‘(IPIINI In his usual happy manner "1 110W‘ 11lt‘.\'~--111'111 3'00 100- Wfllflithanking them for their flattering liink I'm putting on airs". Thcy Illlyqtldrnss nut] bidding them welcome now ntvw that I was a paid com-tin hi3 hgynq Sppgfghgg yvgfe mm“, vtmltm 1o Mrs. tlrtiingt-riiltiiin. and 1 by 1hr- Rhu Jqhn A_ McDonald and 111‘.\"l1 11c Hurt‘ U) til-IR?‘ tithers present. Each spoke in "Thny will." Millie answcrt-tllitutlatory terms of the prominent trmnlvltiri-lliv "Tbt-v talk "Ilﬂlﬂgpart tam-ti by Mr: anti Mrs. Glllls ‘retxvthlnz 1191'". 1 guess I do too-tin nil things pretalnlng to the Irzootl of the community and of the Ifrnitftll result of their twentyfivc ‘vents of tnarrlcti life as trvidcntaod by their btiatltiful faintly anti cit-- {zzttit homc. I The wedding rccl was then tlant- §Pd_ the bride anti groom looking as ‘(lIlHFIIllDg and happy us when. a quarter of a. ct-ntury previous they ‘had danced their first wedding l reel Dantzint: thou bettanita general. llllvréljlﬁfﬂﬁd occasionally with choruses and Solos. The night passed all too t1tlit:kl_s' iaud with many hearty wishes for ‘the cnntitiuvd happiness antl proa- iperity or‘ Mr. anti Mrs. Gillis the ilruests tieparted for their homes. l

The following in the atItIrt-ssi: Addrt-ss [irt-st-ntt-d In Mr, "m1 Mrs Frank Glllis. lltuysltic. l’. l5. Tho ﬁrst and original Cold and Grip 1311111101 Tablet. the merit of which is recog- 1 nized by sll clvlllzcd nations.

Be sure you get

Wc. your frlctids anti ncighhtirs {havt- hsstsmblt-d today to offer you our itmst slnccrc trongratulatitms on the tanlt-bratlmi of your §plcdgetl your trnilt to t1il(.'Il nlhcr I hcfort: Gail's lllgh Altar and estab- lished a new homo. Since thou 1you Itnve prospered ivy hard work [and well directed efforts, you have jhullt. (lflf! of tht- handsomest anti [most commndlous residences

The genuine bears this signature

%J¢,m

Price 30c

Made in Canada;

fwfflce of President o the Agricul- ‘turul and Religious socltrties , ‘he community that lhatlc for the l‘ pic. With the passing years your ihearts have remained young. anti ‘time has dealt gently wit you.

. ‘You my well feel proud of fie high esteem In which you are hteltl in this community. Your bomte has

I over been open to your many

i friends anti you always gave them

; 1. rttwytill lwelromelln the midst cf '11-‘! or a prosper ty you have nut‘

1311" °°*°1'°' 29"“ "mt sltrht of the spiritual side of I our nature and in that you have

Steamer

l '.‘t\. it» t1 of Hr an! Mrs Frank

. t- wiiPtp-‘biFViJ2t -%_\hﬁléttﬁil‘ﬁ€§7ildr '

sllvt r 1 ‘iubilrtti. Twenty-five years ago you '

Bnamg.

In . the province. anti have filled the‘

of_

' material and sncitlllife of the pcof

m. w...» '..\.‘4 \4-;4

OMEN OF

vvvvuvv-u y

.“Faddy"Appetites

1 When the dIIﬂllIl/Q ugnnnreout d 0rd" you need the help of “y,” Mgr; Syrup. The herbal medicinal extracts of which the Syrup in made restore tone and strength to jaded stomachs, make food yield nourishment and ave from the mnny ill: which indigent- ion brings. loﬂln Stiﬁlr‘ 571'” in now sold in 50c. and $1.00 bottles at drug Alorel- n-ui

AAA:

_.__._

‘STOCK QUOTATIONS

HALIFAX, Nov. 28.—~(Quotations furnished by Johnson and Ward. members of the Montreal Stock Exchange.) c 46% 120% 74% 7& 65 56% 1151.1’; 57% 66% 731,5,

Corn, Dec. 49 1,5. MB)’ 51%-

Oats. Dec. 33. Muy 381/2» l

Make Ready For

Winter Port Work ‘V

S JOHN. Nov. 26., A radio xvas received at (l. P. R. hoadqllﬂﬂerﬂ 1° the effect that the C. P. =R. liner Tunisian will arrive liurc Sllmllly about noon She is the first llﬂ-‘isPllll- er boat 0|‘ the season nnti is brink‘- lng from Glasgow forty eight cabin and ninety-six stocrturc ptasscnilvfﬂ-

The first grain boat of the 5811500 will be the s. s, Ryslﬂ- ‘vhlvli W“ tiue lo reuch port yestcrtlay- 911i’ 15' to take alway approximately 250.0001

| joints

ihmoer up! quit clp

. inl Not one case tln fifty requires lll- Get a small trlul bottlg 0t ohhuuifl,’

Stop tirussinn! right away! 11111? “St. Jacobs

ternul treatment. Rub the misery

soothing. penetrating Oil" directly Into the sore. and muscles and 1111M comes instantly. “St. Jacobs 0Il" conquers pain. it ti: a harmless rheumatism TBmBdy which never disappoints and does not blister.

bushels oi‘ rye l'or an European port.

stiff uud stiffness. Don't suf

At the present time the C. P. R. O. ADM. éenerul agent Oi

"St. Jacobs Oil" at an and in just a moment y from rheumatism,

Y drllgﬂtorc, ou'll he "at, 118111. soreness f“! Relief awaits you_ Get it! "St. Jacob; o“, is Just M 500d for sciatica neural- gia. lumbago, backache, sprains and swellings.

- -___ James Kile-Kenna, tuavelliug m, senger agent of the C. P. It and J

bag-

clcvalors in West St. John contain bib-tie. 1111111 and milk. arrived In "u. 1.042.000 bushels; 980.000 in the city yesterday from Montreal tu ﬁr. new elevator anti 60.000 in the old. range i'or the season's activities, More is en route here and wi-ll in Members of the various staffs are all probaibillty urrivc some time arrivinii @1811)! and are making p“.

next week.

Some freight is beginning to ar- rive here for the sletuncrs. Only a small aluount has been received to date as the port of Montreal is still

there. daily for the liners.

purntiotis to handle the freight uutj

‘ passenger traffic.

A mull in Regina has just gm a dicclonary as u premium for sub.

lopen and traffic is still being routed scribing to a local lulwkbpupel- an‘, More freight is expectedlhus discovered 111M 11 Dleblscitc is

only an election.

@3162 Qo/lz/kzion

res/av}; 1%51'%a4za’sr A tlfwl/Iﬂtﬂit/lm

CANADA-Today you hold the greatest power ever held by the women ‘of any nation in the history of the world. The fate of the Dominion rests in your hands. The whole outside worIcI is watching what you wiIIdo with your vote, watching to see whether you are going to let Canada lose in peace what she gained in War.

Through the long struggle of the war you proved yourselves equal with men in stern, un- selﬁsh patriotism ancl fervent devotion to duty. In war you gave your husbands, sons, brothers, ‘ -' lovers and carried Canada over the top. In peace you are to decide whether Canada is to become

the great nation“ for which your men fought and gave their lives, orwhether uncertainty, un- rest and discord are to prevail.

In the days that are past, Canada’s progress has been hampered by different factions pulling

in different directions. East and West, Quebec and Ontario, farm and factory, labor and capital

l various races and creeds, have all been acting in opposition, selﬁshly, and to the disadvan-

tage of

the nation as a whole.

foremost nations of the world.

Vote for a united Canada-compel unity. the ﬁnancial collapse that is at present engulﬁng half the world.

' What Canada needs to ensure unity is wise, constructive, impartial government.

. M

ment by Arthur Read it, think

Don't Ict it be

Worn e n of Canada

Here is an appeal written , specially for this advertiseg

selves, and go to the poIIs.

Canadian women don't

ElGHENl is the leader of the Government which gave you the vote. leader in Canada today who stands ﬁrm for policies which are a guarantee of unity, for policies which have respect for the interests of aII classes. the home, give employment to your bread-winners, and ensure security and prosperity for farm and factory, forest and mine, for the whole country.

OMEN OF CANADA—in this election you can compel aII the factions in the Dominion to pull together. With aII communities and interests from the Atlantic to the Paciﬁc acting in unison and in harmony, Canada will take its rightful place as one of the

The only thing that can hold back Canada's prosperity is lack of national unity. WOMEN- United, Canada is safe; divided, Canada faces

He is the only

His policies will conserve

Meighen. for your-

said that

behalf.

My Special Appeal To Women

' i To the Women of Canada, I make this ' ask you to earnestly and thoroughly study the great issues that now confront the country, and to conscientiously seek a personal decision, refusing steadfastly to be moved by reck- less appeals, or by tho cry of prejudice or I III! you to review my ﬁnd my p131 Ind pyg- 9 81'"! questions con- Dﬂmihioﬂ’! National policies Y0" not only to vote In your constituency uibIe inﬂuence on his e Government which ex-

especinl appeal. I

by clan appeal. record and if you sent stand on th coming the acceptable, I ask for my candidate but to exert all po

of your country.

deﬁnitely and fo

possible for us to In the great Wnr

unit resuI;

responsibilities In shaping the deltinlen

I ask the Women of Canada to destroy rever the plans of thou who, through selﬁsh mb to unbalance the people thus wreck the unity

take such a valiant part

I ask the Women of Canada to force that

which will be obi’ in permanent p

classes, and which will

tivcs, attempt of Canada and which mode it

ing, which will olpority for nII make Canada

N OVEIITBER 29, 1921 WWW-é‘?

Arrive Charlottetown and Invs for amber M, November 20th.

s‘. Johwkmnwar m", N“ ‘given splendid example to your

crowing family who gives promisd tended ‘he

Canada that and

the envy of the worItb-thnt unity which In my one aim and ambition.

(Signed) ARTHUR MEIGHEN

franchise to the Women of invites you to help to build up which was torn down by the Wnr to talks your proper share of the

care — that Canadian women won't vote.

Z E M You are notl _ e x D e r I -

A who n t I n i:

_ en you

£2.35; Sifll '°'

t.?"i'"'t'f"t‘i It relieves at 0 rL-fmfff" henlathe skin. 1m§t‘§'b.,,_ Chuss Ointment free If you m tIon this paper a d c‘? (or pout!’ at: l I. d , lldmnnlo lu C ., Ltd" or.“

I; "m! ziilllblill it

"I!t>|~i~.-lr1‘!t 1r: I

Arrive Cbarloitoown and lnvo umber lib, November 20th.

Carvell Bros

_ Agfnts ,a"i'I{I,I »I.

for Moniruk-Ociobor 24th, Nov

110F851

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The National Li ‘

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