Annual Cost of Running a 81000 Car

Interest - - $50.00 License - - 14.00 Insurance - 55.80 Gasand 011- 75.00 Tires - - - 50.00 Garage - - 75.00 Repairs, Etc. 75.00 Depreciation 130.00

Total $524.80

Cost a Widow $10, 000

ER ‘husband was a young business man o!

good prospects. lie ‘believed in living

more carefully than his wife did, having business instincts and principles which she lacked.

, ‘I would sooner put the money it would cost me to run a car into life insurance", said he. “l could [get a good big endowment policy with ‘the money running a. car will cost us every year. ‘

_“The ]ones's have a big new. car", she replied. "Everybody we know has a car."

_ Thnt was three years ago. She has her mr. It is still a fairly good car. She would like to sell it for $200. Her husban was right. A $l0;0_00 Mutual Life policy would have been a far better iiivestmbiit. But it's too late, now. .

Are‘ im carrying tl\e amount oflile insurance you should? x ‘alk it over with our agent.

ruuiuAi. ‘LIFF. Waterloo

Ontario H» A. EBERb '

n 135 Kent stree: Charlottetown

noormi: MATERIAL

Look, After Your Roof Before the Bad Weather Comes. We ‘IIave Roofing ‘ " """"tb"Suit Any Purse. ’

2 Ply “lhililqwsnW 45 lbs, per roll . . . . . . .. 32.25 per square 3 Ply “Wlgwsm" 55 lbs. per roll . . . . . . $250 per square.

2 Ply "Rogers" a better quality 45 lbs per roll $215 per sq. 3 Ply "Ropers" s better quality 55 lbs per roll $3.15 per sq.

2 Ply "Rubcroid“ the hibhest grade, 46 lbs- per roll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $3.50 per square

3 Plyflluberoid" the highest grade 55 lhs. per roll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $4.00 per square

All our Roofing is put up 106 feet to the roll, and allow- ing for laps will cover one square. Each poll contains enough cement and nails ‘to apply.

roof or over

Ruberold Latite Shingles to apply on new Tarred Felt.

old shingles- Color Green $6.50 pemsquare. Rooting Pitch.

the surfaces of

Ruberoid Llquld Cement for renewing $1.25 per gallon

all kinds prepared Roofing, l gal cans

$3.75‘ per square ' . 35c per can .. 75c pcr roll $1.00 per roll

.$late Surface Roofing, 80 lb, rolls ,.|. Ruberold Plastic Cement - - - - - - . - - ~- Plain Sheathing Paper 400 sq. ft. . TarredShesthihg Paper 400 sq. ft. . . . . . . . . ..

We are able to sell Roofing at the above prices on ae- count of buying in carieads-

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’ E. R. BROW ‘

m IUCHMOND erase-r OHARLOTTETOWN _

Life, ‘Accident, Sickness and Glass Insurance at. Lowest Rate

I Agent at Summerside, Lloyd Strong Stocl; Companies-

Fire, Plate

Dictionary Coupon ma... ‘the sum of s....

for‘ Renewal Ian ms New Uflhllfllty Dictionary. .1 .

PM}; being‘ my _.,._ Uharlottltbflh.

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“SHOP from Holman’; Catalog.

A VERY QPECIAL line of ladies

buts, clearing on Friday and Satur-

day at $3.25. Prowse ‘Bros, Ltd. 5786-10-29-31 .

SPEQIAL WEEK END bargains for Friday and Saturday. Prowse E7SB-l0-2ll-Sl

LADIES HAND-MADE, and hand “illbllildfiifid nisht sowns. Special $3.90, Prowse 8111s., Ltd.

5785-10-29-31

coats $10.00 up. Prowse Bros, Ltd. I 5785-10-29-31,

BALANCE in our iiiaioii felt bats f, clearing o; $2.95, Prcwse Bros. ‘Lld- a 5785-lU-29-3l

KENSlNGTON UNITED School (Presbyterian) .\1r. Sterling Mc- Kuy will preach at ll am. -lu Ken- siiigtoii and lii Summerfleld n! 3 pin.

‘liil for Friday and ‘Saturday $2.95. Pruwso “Bros. Ltd. 5785-ltl-29-3l

VERNON RIVER ‘CIRCUIT,- Sei-vli-es as iuiuul, Suivluy. Nov. l. morning at 10.30 and evening ut 7 J p.m=' at Vernon River, preceded by t tho ‘Sunday School at 0.45; after’ noon at 2 p.m. at Cherry Valley, followed ‘b, ‘uiiihiy School.

BROOKFiELiJ-Jfhe servlceg i“ the iii-ooklleiil congregation on ‘Suiuiiiy, Nov. 1st, will ‘he as [n]. lows: lliirlsvilio 1'1 a.m.; Ilirook- llehl l p.iii. There will not be uiiy service lii l-luuter ‘lliver. ‘S. School at lluiitor ltlvoi" 10.30 u.m., ‘Brook- fiulil llljltl u.ni. iind Hiirtiivllie 10. ii.m. All ure iroi-dhiily invited.

HAZLEBROOK ClRCU|T-— Ser- vli-us oiu ‘Suiiilay, Nov. 1st as usual. "(Irons liDI-lllti ut ll o'clock, Ale. ii- (ll'il iii. 2i ‘o'clock. ‘lluzlebrook u 7 iflcliirk. Rev. ll. ‘C. ‘ldnluii will lirfiiiPll ul the evening sci-vice iu lliiici-l-hrniik,

IROV. u. w. piiiiisiiy and liiifflllly l Vvlihili to expTeuel their l-‘llutiilltfl ‘m sill who eihiowed their iiiiterent by 140W’ oils ffll-tl‘ words of iiyiiipiiifily in illWll‘ is cont ‘lillll lii-rea-vtriiilaiit. 5829

---—~—{O}- R- c- ‘~- v- R- suresvlson MiiGDOIIZLld - MHBRHB l-lERE._i| ieiilviixiiivt L. J. ‘M. Claw-l _ _ \'.\‘\'i\\l it. (l. ‘N. UblUAl/fl siupvrvisiliig, A V“, ° ~ ., d] _ _ , . , - y quiet b-ut. pictty woil hi; rlllflll of] flit», l-Iisliiiik Diw/‘isgiiix oi wok Maw o" "w evening m‘ ‘New .'_“,‘_ liyiiyi, Qaivldgilu" grglg‘, onllnjiiiesilziy, October 28th at the htmie illl 4.x dlllfl, l ye“ | klyllll n M M“ am] Nlrsv “H” Mame‘ no after u two days siti-ly-oii- lhri _ _ luiillill. hieut ~‘tiuuv;treau ‘luiipeclriillwlmilllpy Rllm" wile" ma“ “Ideal ;|,,. 1L i; ,N_ v_ u‘ 1u,a(|.,|,|,,riergkluiigliii-r, Miss 1.01s ll, MeRui. was wlme “on”. qmd hag tflllflifighfl it \vlth"llliil_kltl ll\ marriage with Mr. Chest- .iu-. \Vllilllll)l’1_“.{ ‘hon:dqiia-rL-‘rs as theior ll, Mi:i>oiiaid.‘Vi/iieut1ey liivei‘. wo best. in lily, il-iv-isivm. The ceremony wiis performed - — —- by Rev. 1i, ll, Stuvert in the. ‘pres- VALLEYFIELD W. M, S.—’l‘lieleuco of upwards of forty iiivilov regular iiiuiiliily meeting of llio. Vallguests. The young couple. who were.“ loyllohl W M- S. Auxiliary wasuiiiziltendeil stood uiiilei‘ a very‘ liolil iii the solioolriioiii of the pi-r-tllly ilisigued fll'('ll of fnriis‘. until i-hiiiiab ou llrlo‘liei' ‘:8. when liveu- zmlinim leaves hi llli‘ purl-u" ly eight mem.lici‘.~'. and fo~iir visitors, 'l‘i1i+ tllililllt" Hm.’ Snivwww wan us-l were present. .\ll'.‘i. .1, A. Mvlwllilil. Oll- ' pj-ognnni, w“ in the Lqpy"; 139cm. Miss iieati-‘u-r Maihcslou, euusln is the usual routine of business auiOT ilifi llflll" lllilybll lllt‘ Wfilllllilg lllfiillfilll; lillCi‘ from the hlilfllllllt?ilililliill. 'l‘iii bride who was klVP-Il Pmgiqluj; w“ 1.3,] m“) a [min-L mmiway by ii..i~ hither was beautifully lgffggflug mum-i Kiwi“ by M1“ 5, KOWllfll lii canton crepe Wlill sdvei‘ M N-mlqhvk m. ‘he Mmpnque M13. lace li'imi_iiiiiyu_s and wore ti couveiv‘ "tliilliliv (Jl-iiluiiiiiiil to which sheilllizfllhwlll Iflilltilemlimipfév, "fluidly"? was a lltllliaillt‘. l.if> Membership 9i‘ l" ' I 1"‘ C‘ "Vi" 1 (‘in-tifiieuiiis “in ilio Lflot-lety ivt-relboiiquet ul‘ pink uiiiywliile carna- |,,-,.S,.,nn.,1 H, 31f“. (RevJ Gem Macitioiis llllfl lilillllijill hair iti-lrii. After Lunmm‘ M,-3_ J‘ 1y Muuunmlllp lynx it: cureiiitiliy lull over 1e giics‘ h,‘ [y H‘ 31acl)herg0rl‘ and My,‘ D_ u sut down to n iluintily prepareil sup- Mucyginm,“ An invnuflon {mm per to which all iiid umplu justice. Airs. K_ hliiillltrlli, llollevile to hold l1 ‘W "<11 1°10! l'<‘\‘""v "if "lmvllll; the next meeting at her home WilSiUf hmll“ “ml u)“ “NW5 “l 3m“ “i” accuptod_ iiounooil the fact that the ebiii-ivar- lUS lllltl arrived, aiming them were

—~———--Qo->-%__ "ERSONALS.

pfiqfmqy ly and quite well behaved.

\ . . .. l Mr. Doiizihl Alullouguii, l spent. some. time ltl the housu

was :i visitor l1) tho i-ity yesturtlay.

Nlr. John lilniiinuil, ‘Wins-line, was for lllt.‘ weililiiig gin-sis. After hav-

zi visitor to the city yesterday. lug rocenzeil n generous treat they

~-~—— Altliiifldll-lil jitueo. 'l‘hi-. rest of the

‘Mr Waiter Huulziiii, Rustico, was gvejllng was pleasantly spent. in in the city-iyestsrilayi- "'-

‘ “‘__ wedding presents were numerous iiiul beautiful and lestzifleil to the DOjliilflflly of the young couple- Not least among the various élfts were a number oi‘ quite substantial cheques, On the evening of Friday‘ Octobir 23rd ll miscellaneous show or was held at the home of the. bride elect by bur young lzuly friends at wlilrh she re wlvud many

Mr. Aliicrl Jenkins, Powiini, was lii the oily yesterday.

Mr. William D. Len, of Tryon, re- turned from a business trip lo Zllonetou on Tuesday.

William E. TflyilM. Milli-

(fajvt. ‘ Ttlr. AlllPlhTOW‘. \\’elalii0i\b\<!.

My! 19w, Mr ‘ulllrlfilpll Illfchliiiililwrn. __ _ “hq-"rajd we"... q“ M“, (my ywyter. boautziinl and useful pve tits. My Before llftliililllg up llli’! guests

_l()illt‘il hands iiiul sung Auld doing Syiie. lii the surly morning hours

Mic»; Amy lmnrd, TLN" of illtl~

turn flCCOlllDflIllPil as far us illmic- lnn by "Mi-ii. W. 13.1.1211. iiiul i101‘ ilnuphter, Mis. ‘H. M. ‘llilwfill- "l Charlottetown.

with hat and choker to match, The Guardian Joins

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xiii W. R. CARSON, D. C., Ph. C.

Doctor ct chiropractic

Three Yesr Palmer Graduate Riley Bidfl. Phone 1072

them. -

LADIES

This is OXFORD we-alther, it is ‘high time to give up light soles and “open work shoes. Get SOME- THING HEAVIER on your feet, with WOOL or SILK and WOOL hose, be com- fortable.

Women's’ Brown Ox- fords from $2.95 up

Women's Black Ox- fords from $3.95 up.

Worn-ems Wool hose j from 90c up. Women's Silk and Wool Hose from $1.50 up.

TOOTHACHE

Bathe the lace with Mlniird's in water and place 11 piece of enl- tiiu ‘wool, saturated with Min- l l

3rd’: in tho ouvlty.

Needs a Friend

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A not water bottle is the fir" “n; s! defense for till! cry in the night. Its the liuidiest thing In the house. Why he without one when we are selling-them so 6h"? snd showing ens of the fin"! lines In the city. All sizes and prices to suit everybody.

See our window’ for Oxford display.

ALLEiYufinfi

risinioiwn use . rgrmsiis

H. L. WORTHY

DRU GGIST

Perséiis .

LADIES FUR TRlMiMED cloth flgiéfftllllflilff; tfirlrlllglclglivfglgflgfl llnnd was iSlr William Wilfrid Sul- lvan.

Koiry; live as farmers iil. i-iope River lii CHILDRENS COATS very spec- this Proy|nce_ iii the year 1843. IHe was educat- ed hi the iCeiitrsl Academy and lii ' -~ Se Duiistiinh ‘College. Aifter a per- iod of special study oi thelaw com jiloleil lii tho office of the late illoii.

career as a barrister and attorney wus- marked to the interests of his clients.

.__~-_-¢o<>———- _ l he represented the Second District

0f King's County in tlielslanti Leg-

Uonsnrvntive Party 1870‘ lie became leader of the Up- poiiiiioii; and when the ‘Conserva- tlvo party regained oliflce and pow- er in the year 1870 he succeeded to the position of Premier. jileilgeil to reduce the expenditure of the (iovoriimeiit and if posslblel ln abolish the direct taxation of the people. pit-three was promptly redeemed; iiiul as soon as the public debt iiiul

.ilim in the winter of 188G to entorloulja ‘hoard’ me pendmum Swknga

some very striking costumes and eousiileriitlon for u laixgi: crowd they were oriler- llltfil _ '1 my the ‘ilolouies.

m“; a. despatwb‘ to the (lover-nor Gene-- . . . I ._ . , _ ._ suite of health of the sitter. l‘.i‘iiii.<.lii-il (Ullfhllvldlili? amusement m] l“ ‘vmhh he BXDFQRhHll lllb 00-! “Fm. Pyvwy D3130,“-

lflolumbia with music iiiul social intercourse, Thol

‘Vlleflllvy Rivrr- ’l‘i"~‘ bride's ‘some . u 3 1 l - l mi - times away Hllll was of navy {poly-gt twm mii-de ‘by Messrs Sullivan and l<ei'-' '9 DH“ " m“ “w "g n

hi wishing Mr. and Mrs. McDonald many yenra of balmy wedded llfe. The happy gathering was brought to a close ‘by the singing or the National An-

Our Island Story

lr Wllllsm Wilfred Sullivan, Hon. Neil McLeod, etc.

(W. L. COTTON.)

Another outstanding figure in

He was one of the many iiccessf-ul descendants ‘of tho ‘Em- rald isle resident in Canada. His ncestdrs lived 1n the County and his parents cams to

There he was ‘born

oseph Hensley. he was admitted’ o the ‘liar in the your 1807. His

by careful iittentloii

Micro-Vibroscope Tells Personality

NEW YORK, Oct. 30——l<‘ather C.l M. do Here-din, the Mexican Jesuit priest, who has Jbeen active as a ghost breaker and lll1pllfl2l0r of the trh-ks of mediums spirit writing and spook photogrii-lu phy, exhibited today at St. Francis Xavier's (foliage a piece of appara- lus ‘fior measuring the subuoiisui- on ouu personality.

This instrument, which priest iiiltnltteil to ‘be uii ailaspta-Ieii

V Early lii life he entered the poli- u-al uieiin. ‘For a number o! years

iilatnre. Mtei- the defeat of the

ln the yeiir

lie was

-'1‘ho ‘first of these

liabilities of the ‘Province had been

muti-rially reduced. the Assess. _ - , - , , W A" "spewed w“ 11v‘iiififlnl“S..SJiY‘“1'.JIIZ°LL-Zfllilflfiriff. people. of the Province relieved ' ~ i’ i’ 4

ellipses which the scientist siiymsiui-in. for

truui ilireut taxation. The Sullivan. , , _ , AlllllllllSlTflllOI] was marked b11113 (ligcligrlileifet somewhat at u h)“ slrli-t economy llllll a juillcloiis' ' .' ., ', _ , , , bi-iiimitioii of the iiitlerosts of theta llflhhid (ibwueullnd Lamb-it the l'l't>Vll\l‘(¢. . Premier Sullivan entev- nllLlolviblosLope' n consists or oil upon nu very large or brilliant ilnfiillillilll dileiglmmm ‘hxigizrg gym‘: uiiii-rjirisos; and he made few m’ a,“ led‘ mm u J0 u I ' tulips. ‘He. iconserved the lutereslsl ', , , oi 1h.» jqiiviuue in ii practical wavlfifiifls Au u result of repealed represeii-l _ ‘, ' ‘ ’ , - (7 tatitiiis. lie obtained from, the DDmW-intvuus to the pelllllililllll, oiiiisiii, luiou Government the payment 0P“ m :lli1_"'l"f;'_:'dl‘ fies“)? Yiyioul"? Sever“ chums. the amumltg Ohgeome iia . bu e.._w it . .1 e t: ‘mg to the 1irlest. form d sort in

“mm increased all: revenliie {imliinuthematltrul analysis of the suh-lably he a t (e L or "B nrvCiillélitlflllS personality of the Biill-‘Ilbllu iiivossii

KltEVITBESQLl the viuve, Accompanied by the Holl,i~e\.t Seiiziuii- herguson he went. l0 Lou-l u, “L prnnary use as a Russia“.

u. formal complaint to the (lQVUPll-l . ,, , meut of the Mother Country coii-Yihis if"), ‘m1 mat,’ m?“ 126$?‘ utirulug the failure oil the Domlii-iimellfe “f {-9 v10“! 0%,‘) t e loii Government to implement iislfitteisjfmd “luucmeg 0.1m ‘will nail‘ promise to suppy means of tweii~lr‘l')',:liifiiljii' or "e mile“ of he ‘Pl thiuoiis communication between , ‘ ' , ,. the Province and the fflllWlly liyH-icwcle mhfhut um “em Orxme pen‘ tom of the ‘Mainland and he iiiull"""."'" [ESE ma?“ an’ worked“ his l-elmw (lelegute. were Huccesfipup iiito spilritnmessages. Such use h“ I" obtaining in“), fuvourume of the apparatus is condemned ‘by of ‘llatbor do HU-Ttltlltl, but he insisted Secretary

of’ State Lem (‘nmvme Bemisoiinliiy, hut. lll determining

inioii that "it would reflect great‘ _ ‘ \ he Sum‘ “Hm f” vClTllll. ou the Government of Ca i-_l';‘::;\:i(""" H ailirif, alter connecting Britislwf ‘ the Jlgustem ‘some and weakly for ‘others. Canadian Pacific - . r-urvos and loops for each person. ‘lifiouhi w)“: ‘b? ilhille Lula d it gives the same combina- (iomiriinnelr-zitlon llysalenmeigteuliillownthiuo" "m. the “me p330" every prince ml“,m.d 111mm .. Thhilqpwtlirie he tries it, although Clihélilgltti}: , ' , ‘ ‘, gof his mood and state of ea i222‘ gesrlilllted agnonumdl“ "°§‘f‘""f§“‘are registered. if you take s. grain iKStrslt of Itlggrthumbgillandliuziiid 0:1“ m“ 0n m” up or your tongue‘ ‘ ' ' lwhiie your

gives u swings strongly

lviiiceil‘ by the

"lHi.0l'(tll in a change of the eur-

liiwn, lii the consideration of means lliy which the Strait might he urns. led, whiter uiiil summer. ‘by a our

loss." ‘Filllltlr do Jiereillai saiil he did

ferry plying between the l)l‘111l(‘ll __ , . , , l9, i-aiiways on the ‘Mainland and oufiitil illullimilii" ‘Tiutiilll; if‘,,,i,lllfil,l\,flhrit;'\the i l l5 ' a ' ’ don-s of the peumits.

the island. The splendid ear ferry. , . , _ , . _ , ' ‘iiiollmii. hilt that 1o l0lllltl that per- steamsiilp Prince Edward island,‘ You“ Mm ware psychical‘), endow“

moutoii. Alberta, who has been Mi; illlil Mrs, McDuuziid set out whim‘ "ow ‘makes Passage“ ‘Will-dd , . , , 1 . Q vluilliitr, Iicr sister. ‘Mrs- W- B- amld shower“ of rice and soodime Sim" ‘km-i" “d m‘ ‘mm’ "“.l"‘ligri~sliiliiliwi ‘ii: siilinlliilililuli 1.0a, of Tryim, loft. Tuesday on re- wishes for their future, home in mm“ o" In?!‘ “tllrllgs- l9 m“ iiriwl"-".\v,~fl, marked "Syumu gm“ “mp9

al effect lfwéSellliltlulil

guiiou and the good offices of Lorilllm‘ a“ m“ (he Wdmury ipersim‘ Granville.

in the year 1889, Mr. SlllllVilJl‘ was appointed to the position of, Chief Justice of the Supreme CourtilBlflme of ‘Prince Edward island. On the Bench his prudence and good judg- ment were even more in evidence than when lPremler of the Pro- vince. ‘Before his retirement llll the year 1917. after a long and‘

‘ml lfroui the King the distinguish- ed honor of Knlglitliood. Three years later, on the 30th of Septem- ber. 1920, lie passed away at the home of his daughter in Moncton, aged seventy-seven years.

In the course of a review of his life The Patriot remarked: "ll. may ‘be truly said that lie admin- istered the government with com- meiidsible economy" and “There have ‘been many distinguished jurists in the judiciary of our Pro- vince. and the iisme olf Sir ‘Wil- frid Sullivan ranks with the best. As ‘Chief Justice bis judgments evidenced his legal knowledge and that keen sou-men and rare coin- mon sense which mark the up- right and the just Judge."

ii. fighting army-

On the opening day the charges} were read licensing timber of hav-‘ ing slaiidored Professor Crossiniin, editor of the South German Month- ly. in criticism of Cossman and ‘his articles, which tried to show the war was iosit through ipolsonous pro pngsptls spread by Socialists with-l in Germany, '