A delightful gathering

"l Evening Dresses oi charming style

-$28-°°'"1

DAINTY EVENING GOWNS I)E-

VELOPE I) IN

SOFT TAFFETA

makea very attractive showing to- day. These are all very new in style and modelling, n0 two quite alike,

Black, Lemon, Champagne, Siel Blue_

This is one of the

Ocean Blue,

Nile, Blue, Peach, Shot

prettiest collections

of dresses that we’ve been able to show you for some time, and the price is one of the attractive features $28.00

new-just one or colors, two color patterns, etc.

at 25 PER CENT.

ISale oi Petticoats One-quarter oil

SAMPLE PETTICOATS IN SILK, Mervitaff, etc., for a bargain chance of interesting character. All these are

We bought them 25 per cent. under the market, and we are selling them

two of a kind, plain combination, ﬂoral

UNDER PRICE]

iViOORE s. McLEOD no

119-121 Queen Street ___J

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Hen Mothers Kitten I In Brood With Chicks

ATLANTIC CITY. Nov. I2. Margate City is mnrvelling over the mothering spirit exhibited by ii lion in the flock of Mrs. Alberta Rogers in adopting a homeless kitten as her “famliyﬂ

tBiddy raised a brootl of chicks this year and they long since reached the

Do not suffer another dii with Itching. Beading

‘ oi Protrudinn ‘Pilea. No surgical ii r

operation req -

ad. Dr. Chase's Ointment will relieve ‘on a! ones and lord laatin

can: No a he: g. salon. or -

maaaca. Batu . Limited. or- oato. be: o 0a

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seven have broiler

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stage. Mrs, Rogers feeding licr poultry. noticed that ‘ihis particu— lnr hen cliicked and fussed about as if calling her chicks and was us- tonlshed to see a’ small black kit- ten slip out from under her right Wlﬂg on tiie "signal? The kitten refused lo leave the lien and the foster mother is perfectly content- ed to house the kitten iinler her wings. -€——Q+>———-

At a prayer meeting held in an isolated r~oniinunit_v. testimonies were requested and n very old wo- tiiiin totiereil to her feet. "I wnnl ter tell this blessed compa-

lier voice qiiavered. "that I have rlieiiiniitiz in my back nnd rheumntiz in my shoulders, nnrl rheiimatiz ln my legs and rheuma» tize in my nrms. hui l have been upheld and comforted by the been iiful liihie verse. ‘Grin and bear

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_ THE WESTERN GUARDIAN

THE CHARLOTTEETOWN GUARDIAN

-JHOP troin Holman’: oataloa

-TRIMMED HATS $2.50 each at. SINCLAIIUS.

.-FOR SALE- One pair of Silver Rlaci; Foxes tgood breeders) Class “A“ Stock. Write Box t3. Sum- nierslde.

-ODD LINES in serge and poplin Skirts, dark colors. clearing $2.00 each at SINCLAIFPS.

-855 THE LINE of Women»: Suits selling at half price at SINC- LAIIFS.

-WANTED.--Piaho player for dancing. Olympia Cabaret, 501W merside.

-WOMEN‘S TIE-BACK house Sweaters. tine all wool In black nnd staple colors. Special value $1.50 each at Sl-NCLAIBJS.

—lN FOR 8UPPLlES.~—The C.

courvee. from Richibucto and bound for Gaspe, called into port on Thursday for supplies. The of- ficers and crew number about fifty and from their appearance around the streets. they are a perfect type of manhood. The steamer Brant. Capt. Kelly, was also in port 'I‘hurs- day Tho crew. who are taking up buoys and supplying light houses are al_ lrespecttible fellows. The Captain has hosts of friends lierc. will.

LETTER OF SYMPATHY

Airs. Darracli Woodsldc, Clinton. Dear Sistei‘.-»-Vt'e the members ofihe W. hi. S. of the Margate (‘liiircli desire to express to you and family our sincere sympathy in the great sorrow you have been called to bear in the death of your beloved husband and father.

We know that mere words of ours at this time would fail to comfort you in tllis great trial. so we commend you to the Heavenly Father who has promised to be .i husband to the widow and a father to tho fatlicrless.

Sooner or later to all comes the call to enter into rest. and what a blessed hope we have of meeting in that land where sorrow nor parting never comes. Look forward licrefore to a happy re-union in tliiit ltioavenly home. and while here below. just lean on the arm of the Heavenly Father who will never leiivc you nor forsake you.

Signed on behalf of the W. .\i. S.

Mrs. A. J. Mayhen. Mrs. J. A. Joinson ' Mrs. C. R. Dinnis

lIi Back Hurts Use

l Salts For Kidneys : EAT LESS MEAT IF KlDNEVS i

FEEL LIKE LE-AD OR BLAD- DER BOTHERS

Most folks forget. that the kid-

‘neys. like the bowels. get; sluggiﬁléthis homawnv

anti clogged and need q occasionally. else we have backaclin

and dull misery in the kidney re‘ glen. severe headaches. rheumatic twlnges. torpid liver. acid stomach sleeplessness and all sorts of blad- der disorders.

You simply must keep your kid- neys active anti clean. and the mt.- mcnt you feel an ache or pain in the kidney region, get about four ounces of ‘Jad Sats from any good drug store here, take a tablespoon- iul in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice. com hined witii lithia. and is harmless to flush clogged kidneys and stimu- late them to normal activity. it. Eli so neutralizes the nclds in the urine so it no longer irritates. thus ending bladder disorders.

Jud Salts is harmless; inexpen- sive; makes a delightful efferves- cent lltliiiiw'ater drink that every body should lake now and then to keep their kidneys clean. thui avoiding serious complications.

A well known local druggist says ho sells lots of Jad Sats to folks who believe in overcoming kidney trouble while it is only trouble.

Eye-Glasses From $2.00 to $10.00

From Eaat Point to Cape Bear is a big territory. yet right acroaa this apace

Parkman Supplies the Big Majority of Eye-Glasses

Simply because PARK- MAN'8 EYE-GLAGQEU are the FINEQT PROOURABLE. and he la the ONLY GRAD-

UATE OPTIOIAN (attend- ance eouraca.)

In Montague

Cali and an for yourself liir UP-TO-DATE OPTICAL PARLOURO.

n. n. chairman f

Monique. P. I. i. >

G. steamer Marguerite, Capt. ‘ia- '

-KlDDlEl8‘ READY-T$WiAR HATS 50c and $1.00 at SINCLAIR?

_FOR BEST PRICES on fall lliillluery come to SINLZIAIRB. ~CHILDREN'S SWEATERS only 85c. each at SLNCLMRS. -EiXOiTlNG RUNAWAVr-A tenm of horses belonging to Mr. Thomas Yeo, Lot 16. took fright here a few days agio from the sound! or one of the steam whistles. The team started off at a furious yate eastward, nnd when captured it was found that tho only damage was to the wagon which was put out of commission for a tirne.-—H. -—--¢0>-i--

WESTERN PERSONALS

—Mr. John Creamer. Coleman. was in town‘ on Thuredayz-ill.

~Mr. Harold ‘Simpson. of the Y. M. C. A. went to Halifax Thursday.

~.\lr. \V. Harris of ("Leary lcft Thursday morning to spend; the winter in Chicago.

-4Mr. James Duffy. Shamrock, was a welcome visitor in town on Thursday-iii. .

l ~~I\ir. J. Harold Drlseoll. return- town. visited friends at ‘of to St. Dunstans University. nf- l.i 't week.

'sington. the guest of his aunt, Mrs.‘ ll’. iS. liiaelntyre.

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iKillg Street.~tll.

l -- Mr. E. hiclntyre. Boston. lyiass.

l 0i.

~Mr. James E. Murphy, Augus~ ‘tine Cove. was here on Tliursuay

‘iiouii iiAvv’ cur Plil ii

BEST VALUE FOR

l5¢

Fl" [SI UUAUTY Rith-Ripe-Nellow Virginia Tobacco g

NOVEMBER 14, 1921

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on a business trip.—.

—~4lVir. Joseph Craig. Emerald. paid a business trip to town during the week.——lll.

Eastern Guardian

..°8HOP from Holman catalog

—Mr. W. Grenville Diivison. C. St. John. spent Thanksgiving in (Thnrlottetown.

msuv “voua onv oooos and Clothing at IVES s. nunnocics. l.l.d., and save money.

—4liIrs. Charles Campbell. Bede- lqiie. le visiting friends and relativ- es. in Moncton.

..’*STOCK NOTE.--—Mr. 'l‘linnia= Tralnor. Morell. has purchased front David Reid, and Son a pitre bred large black boar for public service. Mr. ’l‘ri-iinor still has the "Poland-China" bog. but owing to the great demand by the public for ll pig of this breed. Mr. Trainer who keeps nothing but the best. decided it would be for the intel- cst of hi5 many patrons to have ii pig of tlilsbreetl in their vicln» iiv.

—Miss Emma hlacCormack. St. Hmanors. spcnft Thanksgiving in Charlottetown. returning on Tues- day. ‘

—i.\llnl. T. Ii, E. Inman. of St.

Eleanors. was here Thursday on a business trlpeli.

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EASTERN PER-SONALS

~13. H. Rayner. left Thursday morninz for New York on a bust‘ noss trip.

..'Mr. Tyler Parkman. .\lont.i- gue. recently visited Georgetown. A

—The many friends of Mrs. John j H. Burns. iSummersitle. will be pleased to hear that she is recov- ering from here recent illness.-—H.

..*.Vlisu Grace Douglas. George-

Cardigan

ter spending Thanksgiving in Ken-

..*.\ir. Geo. .\’lc(‘oriiiiic. (.‘li.ir- lottetown, recently irisiteil in .~ t '. _. and. iMrs. James Andrews “Urge mm \ ‘of Hunter River. were visiting

ere thiis uteek. They were the

ih Klltlllﬂl?!) Faireliiltl has guests of tMr. and Mrs. Elias Bishop

returned to Charlottetown iiftc." visiting lier home at (leurgelowu.

_.*Mrs. Julin Sliiitli hag rctiirnel to licr home til Georgetown after visiting her daughter. Mrs. lidiviii lift-Donald of Pamurc island. .-\

wilt.’ ti)“ becnt here llvr a few weeks on pleasure as well as busi» ness. left on Thurs-tiny morning for

.."Miss Isabel MOITissCY hllss Dorothy Doyle. who been spending their lioliilays ‘Georgetown lcft Wednesday Prince of Wales College. lottetown.

IN MEMORIAM

MRS. JAMES P. SOMERS

a n-i have at for (limi-

~Mi2 John llincAdam. Grand |Mastor of P. and A. iii. for Prince lildwaril Island. was in Summersitle Prirlny evening on an official Vl3ll. to the Lodge here.

Alir. Don Clark. who has spent the last. year in Los Angeles, Calil'.. arrived home this week and will spend a short vacation with friends in town and Si. Eleanors. before returning to the coast-if.

The home of James l’. Somers. kenslngion. was stiddeneil on 'l‘uesiliiyi morning. Nov. 1st. when the kind wife ,\viis called uivay lo meet her reward. Mrs. Soiners had been ln poor health for about a year and the best medical troai- ment failed to prolong her life. The deceased was a ilaugiiter of the late Joseph Currie oi’ (llifton. and was deservedly respected by .i host of friends. Mrs Sinners will be greatly mlsscdliylier husband. illio possessed in a remarkable degree tho qualities that distin- lzuish a truly christian woman. lIor funeral was iield iii the PfOo- ilyteriiin (iliurcli. Kensiiigttln which she was a full member. The funeral services at the church ivas i-ontlucted by her pastor. Rev. " W. Goodwill and Rev. Mr. who spoke very effectively large congregation. Mrs. Morrison sung with much

-Mr. Lorne lllcLcilan of the start‘ oi’ the Royal Bank in lialifax is visiting lllsi home ‘town and will he here forlwo or three, weeks. Mrs. Molmllan has been licro for several weeks.

~—‘Rev. Dr. Mcbellan. rector oi‘ Si. Dunetiins Universltyr, was in Summerslrlo over Sunday. While in Summerside he delivered a hiKh- ‘iv valuable address before the Prince County Teachers’ (‘enven- tlon.

- <.\ir. Andrew Arsenauli. who has spent tho past. year with the Nova Scotizt-Construi-tion (to. oi’ Antigonisb. N. S.. arrived Thurs- day night to spend the winter with

hit‘. family in Summcrsidc. Ive...

-—--¢oc>-—i— Hugh

.\?lz§ﬁ.*\‘Y|:§“ld‘ly." says Uncle lawn“

Zeke. "Ali drapperl foah (‘Cilia on the fioali. an‘ day made a bill iTHrk if dey had er bin fuali dol- lar hills nobody would have heard them drop. People is jist like mcney; dein dist makes the most noise ain't allus of the mos‘ account.

Jesus Ponies". anti the choir as- sisted in several hymns. Besides lier husband she leaves to mourn throe sisters and two brothers. Joiin Currie. Clifton; Albert oi’ Summersido. The sisters are Mrs. ‘Daniel Dunning. Summerslde; Mrs. Thomas Somers. Kensington. and Mrs. Thomas Cole, Clifton.

The pail hearers were. her four step-sons, Ilartlo Somers. Bruce Homers, Cleveland Somers and Walter Somcrs. The ‘ took place in the cemsteryﬂat Kensington.

Grandma Never Iiet Her Hair Get Gray

She Kept Her Lock: Dark and Glossy with Sage Tea

o'er. "d 3“'P'““' Thy "willing hands shall toll no

When you darken your hair with moi-a

Sage Tea and Sulphur, no one can tell. because it's done no naturally. so evenly. Preparing this mixture. though. at home is mnssy and troublesome. At little costyon can buy at any drugstore the ready~ to-use preparation, improved by the addition of other ingredients. called “Wyethhq Sage and Sulphur Compound". You just dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair. tnk- ing one small strand at a time. By morning all gray lgtir disappears. and after another application or two you hnir becomes beautifully darkened. glossy and luxuriant. Gray, faded hnir, though no dis~ gmce. is a sign of old age rind, as we all desire a youthful and att-

MR. EDWARD McISAAC The ileuth took place at his rt;- sidence. St. Ann's Hope River, on Oct. 4th. of Edward liliclsaac. nt the age of 58 years. ‘dearly twi years ago he contracted a severe cold which inter developed t» pleiirisy, but iill expected he would soon be restored to his former health. hut such was not to be. He gradually ileclinetl. despite the of. forts of good medical treatment nnd kind nursing until the end came.

-.He Wiis frequently visited dur- mg his lant illness by his zealous

in.

pastor, Rev. W. V. McDonald, who administered to him the last Sac- raments of the church.

Mr. Melsaae was a farmer by

motive appearance. get busy-n at once with Wyethm Bilge and Sul- phur Compound look years young-

A gregatetl at the home of

' both

"There'll be no dark Valley when ~-

interment . t

Rest on dear sister. thy laslt ‘is _

(Pioneer and Journal please copy)‘

profession and being a progrcsiriv-l nnd successful farmer himself. he always took an active part in any movement lliiit had for its object the betterment of the farming community in general.

ills funeral took place on Oct. ‘Gill. from his lute residence to St. Ann's Church. where a solemn High Mass of Requiem was cele- briitcd liy Rev. Father hie-Donald. who also performed the funeral service at the grave. There. iii St. Annﬂs Cemetery was laid to res‘. the remains of‘ n loving liiisbziiiil and father, an obllglng neighbor. an upright citizen and a sincere Christian.

The pail bearers ivcrc ZiicAleer. Peter flicElmt-cl. rand \Valsli. Thomas Bolger .lolin Fictniming and John I’. Bradley.

A sorrowlng widow and imt: sou at homo and one brother in Pennsylvania, are lcft to mourn. R. l. l‘.

Joseph

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RECEPTION AT WILTSHIRE

A large crowd of people of North Wiltsliiro and vicinity cou- Mrs. Duncan. on Tuesday evening, No- vember Stli. inst. it; bid llt‘l' furo- well and to wish hcr godspccd s she intends leaving in the near i'iit- urc on an extended visit to iios-

ion. ~ As dlirs. Duncan is not only one oi’ Wiliaiiirr-Zsi most highly res.

peeled citizens. but also one of lierl

oldest inlizibiianis. having lived in Wilts-hire nearly all her life liiiic being only seven years old when her lather and iiiollicr i-iuigraieil to (‘iiniitla in 1841M ivasileemed nn opllﬂrtune time to show her in some puniic vray llie high esteem tliiit hei- neighbours and many friends held for her.

Der-l

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. a o While the Ktddzes Play

just slit) away for a few iiiinuics and prcpzirc a Pure Gold Jolly. Tlieii listen in the cvclainatitms oi" tit-light when they sec it quivcriiig and sparkling oii tlic talilc.

Pure Gold Jellies are aii ideal rcfrcsliiiiciit for tlic liltlc ones’ parties. The ricli fruit. juices iiiakt- tlic children smack their lips with joy. 'I‘licy are easily prcpnrcd iii n, few minutes without any itiss or bother.

Pick your favorite flavor and try a package. Rasp-

bcrry, strawberry, leiiimi, orange, rctl ciirraiit, fiiiiccipplc, cherry and vanilla. At all grocers.

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Pure Gold Desserts

JELLY Pownms

Pure Gold hianufactiiring Cr». Ilimifﬁd T ororito

___..____ __ __ . while will ill’ ltt‘f'lil_\‘ tell not on ' token oi by Xilill’ frinds and neighbors ilt‘l't‘ ,\\‘|il and. "hi" ‘lit ill Wliitli .\'ili but ll_\' the trawllilig public ;l,~‘ili‘|tl il_\' your friends iiiiii well. lo ivlitrui you liiivc ('.‘tit'i'i*tl i<(i Iiioiw iii .\orlli \\'ill.~litrt-. long. Siuiiiwi till liclizili of your lit times of siikncss and llinlill ltriends.

vou were .'ii\\':i_\'s rc:iil_\ lil lirlp .illll drill‘ .\li‘l.l‘.'ill. to comfort and your liaiid \\'ii\' ever Millie‘ Nlitillllzit-‘iii. open to every good cause. hill!’ slrs- |.;],n..,. in (‘OﬂtlIlSlOll ici- :. ‘ up". ('l.\“»_ |.~1.,,-..,,....

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Mn Edison Easter was appoint- cd i-liiiirnian. was after giving a short but appropriate address cal- li‘li on Miss iﬂoreiice McLt-iin. in rend the following address after which hiiss Mayine ‘McDonald. pre- sented a ivell filled ptirse.

The rest of the evening was m playing

enjoyable

stpont ll\ ﬂinging! s-ongsq games etc.. and this tliiic was hrouglil to a close by the singing of the old song. "Should old acquaintance he for- got." Mrs. William Duncan. ‘ ‘Dear Friendz- -

According to custom of liitt- \\'i'

i(‘Il- gimil

arc uslseulbicii tint-o more to tier a farewell to iiiioilici" neii-Ihhor.

This ilinn wlille we expel-l that it is only a transitory ihrcwi-‘l we licvtwrtlicless foul that ii is Vlil'_\‘ Iil/ ling to iiioct llCFl.‘ lo convci to you our best. wishes for ii pleasant jour- ney wlili the. earnest hope tliiil Hi0 early spring will see your return.

We should have no regrets at. seeing you leave to eiijur a wi-ll earned holiday with your family as we know it will be ii illeasure for yourself and ilicm to rpcnd the winter together.

At tho same time we feel iliat your departure even for a short

—TI-témi\—E4X_IIl1 sproas I

p’ . . Willi Any Medicine

No matter what the ailment, wt. have the atandard remedies that ‘will cure it. We handle all the

but of the proprietary medicines, lpreparatinne that will do aii that ll ‘claimed for them. and we cell only Ithoae artlciea that we can confid- .entiy recommend. Everything that ‘ought to be in a first-cine Drug. ‘store la kept here and ia offered to ‘the pubilo at the right prlcea. Try Ill and lee.

ll. .l. MABON.

Optometrist and Prescription Druggiat

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If you do not know values in jewels there la just one thing to trust-the “reputation” of the establishment you qo to buy from. Auk your friends who knqlv about us.

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