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Drummond, Shore, Sydney, Kimberly, Blower Slack, , Stoker Slack, Hard ‘Coal r

HIGHEST QUALITY LOWEST PRICES .

HUGHES é” EDMONDS

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on: ocean-nob nUOU-DU-iJ-GQQO on canon ou or Advertising Rates-Payable in Advance

Clniflli Gllilflllll" "73"". 41' per word: Weliern and Eastern ltlruln, to per wuitl; Annuum nenil llllll Coming Event! 2c per wonl; Clusnlllrd go per Wlllll; In lllt-niorlitm Noreen, 70o per Int-h; Linta of Florul and Spiritual Olfcrlultn. Currie, etc“ 4o per name; Letters ul‘ Conduit-nee 70c per inch; Notices n! Tlutukn uni! Appreciation, 70o per inch or 4e per wurtl. Other rote: on application.

llluimllm Charge for any at vertilemenl twenty-five cents,

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For sale Boarders Wanted ‘—’:;‘ H” ~ Two UNFURNISIIEI) Rooms 4,2552%: cgjtlsshixggglgagebtyé: also boarders accommodated, ~19

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['03 SALE — 3500 5V. 32 V. GEN- erator, Switch Board, 8.: Lister‘ Crude Oil Engine, Cheap for quick sale. Cerottl, Borden, P. E. I.

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FOR, RENT-‘DE once and also apartment. Apply 73 Upper Prince Strcct. l

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SALE 0R RENT. VERY DE_ L {

‘ sirable residence, 25 Fitzroy Street. T0 LET — IIOUSE 76 GREAT . Apply at prem L-3456. George Street. l1 rooms. Modern j

'_’“—' ‘tr-i" ' ‘ conveniences. Excellent condi-l

tlon. with garage. Immediate pos- l

session. Apply McLcan ti: Mc- l

Kinnon, Royal Bank Bldg. l

MAGNIFICENT G I. A D I 0 L A S for sale. See the display and make your selection at our office

in the new Currie BilildiLg. L-6444-9-l2-31. Phone 835 or 865. Orders filled V V ,_ ‘ _ _ 7 €____ and deliverd. J. A. Mcoic, Sun " ' Pliife OffioeLCharlottetowmmi“ _ Nisc§uanepu5 wanted FUR cons REMODELLEI), ms- .. -_—:--..-.—<—_ paired, rcllned, glazed. Prices rca- WANTED_BED SITTING R00“ sonnbic. 205 EustonUStrcet, Cal- Willi fireplace. Apply ' c.o. m9?‘ _l~-"§j¢j?-}$l;127l4-

Guardian Oiflcc. L-G-l09-9-ll-3i = g .. _.._7.._._._ . _. _ WANTED-A FARM TO RENT 0R

take on shares by a good reliable

party. Near to Railway preferred. __.. .. L

Apply J. J. care Guardian. q ‘ BEWARE Low VITAL"! u,

L'6'“8'9‘1“"’1' Easily Tired, Nervous, Exhausted. ‘

FURS RIJPAIRLD, RELINED. Reasonable prices. Mrs. Davison. 170 Prince Street. Phone 1l65-J.

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tain raw oyster ilivlgorators. Put new life in cvcry part of body. If not delighted, maker refunds few cents paid. Call, write Jenkins Pharmacy.

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AHBITIOUS. RELIABLE MAN wanted to talcc over established Business supplying customers with Famous Watkins Products in Charlottetown. Average wcekly income $22.50. Experience in- necessnry. Crcdlt furnished. Apply Mr. Kllgour, The J. R. Watkins Company, 2177 Masson St., Mon- trral, Que. N-lii4- -l4-16-21-23.

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IT'S Corns. Colhiscs, Warts with Cross Corn Salve. At all druggists.

A PLEASURE T0 REMOVE‘

Work Mill angle

EXPERIENCED l UNTRY GIRL wants housework. Apply Guard- fan, i L-638Zl-9V-ll-3i.

lloyd, Egan~8i 0o.

Chartered Accountants

FOR . FARM

WANTED — MA

k. Wit l3 370Gb iti- 140 Richmond Street &(:‘r.n_ r e oé_figog_g_gflri_li_ Ph n 41. . .1; l2. -—*_'~'"-"-~ o e P O u l MARKETS AT A m '01: By The Cztratllati Press Toronto and MonLrPaL-Ixidus- trial stocks irregularly higher. MCLEOd 81 Bentley Toronto Mines -—unch:tngcd. W. B, lmlq1'|ry_ |(_ c, New York _stocks slightly lower

l-B t0 3-8

J. A. BENT! Winnipcg —whcat cents higher

. K. C. iBflrrlstcrs and Altzzrueys-ui-Law N Y ~ ' . MONEY To LOAN F vow“ ork co onuhighor _*~_

M. ALBAN BARN 1 B- A., LLB.

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BlltlllilTEll. SOLICITOR, LTC

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p,“ o, cum m“ ‘ by Rubbing In g Charlottetown

Alex. Matheson‘

Iiuuusri-zn. soucrron. arc 0M"?! to Loan (‘attentions m"? 90 Great George Sinehl

GORDON FIFE, Soldier of Fortune

Take Ostrex Tonic Tablets. Con- l.

Al Chem 226 1-4 225 7-8 Am. Can 125 7-8 125 i-2 Am. For. Pr. 7 1-8 7 Am. Tel. 8: Tel. 179 I-2 178 7-8 Am. Waterworks 25 -78 26 Anaconda 39 7-8 39 7-8 Atl. Refining 21 s-a 2": s-a Halt. d: Ohio 25 5-8 25 5-8 Bendix Av. 29 1-4 29 l-4 Beth. Steel 71 '70 l-4 Briggs Man. 51 3-4 57 l-2 Ches dc O. 67 l-4 66 3-4 Chrysler 114 l-4 114 5-8 Com Sol l6 I6 Com 8c S0. 3 1-8 3 1-8 Con can 7 3-4 7 3-4 Con Gas Co. 43 42 7-8 Cllrtiss-Wright 6 3-8 6 5-8 Deere 73 l-2 72 1-4 Dupont 164 162 Elcc. Auto-Lite 42 1-2 42 1-2 Elcc. P1‘. & Lt. 15 1-4 15 1-4 Firestone 28 28 Gcn. Elcc 46 5-8 46 5-8 Gen. Motors 67 5-8 67 l-4 Goodrich 23 22 7-8 Goodyear Tire 24 3-4 24 3-4 at. No. Pfd. 41 1-4 41 l Hudson Motor Car 16 7-8 16 7-8 Ill CF11 28 27 7-3 Int. Har 79 76 I-4 lnt- Tcl 1&5 Tel 12 5-8 12 5-8 Kcn 47 7-8 48, Mont. Ward 49 3-4 49 3-4 lvlurray Corp 20 3-4 20 3-4 N. Y. Central 45 44 5-8 Nat. Cash Register 25 5-8 25 5-8 New York N. H. 3 5-8 3 5-8 Nor. Ac Co. 31 l- 2 32 1-2 Norlhcril Pacif 28 3-8 28 l-4 Pack Mot l2 3-4 12 l-4 Penn. R. R. 39 5-8 39 1-4 Phillip Morris 90 1-4 00 l-2 Phil Scr N. J. 46 3-4 46 3-4 Radio Corp ll 1-4 11 Radio Keith O 7 -2 7 l-2 South Pac. 44 l-4 44 1-4 Std. Oi] of N. J. 62 7-8 62 3-4 Siudc Co. 13 7-8 13 3-4 'I‘cxas Corp 37 1-4 37 1-4 United Aircraft 24 3-4 24 3-4 United Gas Imp. l6 1-4 l6 l4- U. S. Rubber ~31 1-4 3i 1-2 U. S. St. C0 72 3-4 72 l-3 U. S. Ind. Alcohol 34 34 Vanadium 25 3-8 25 3-8 Warner Bros 13 7-8 l4 Wcstcril Union 90 3-4 90 3-4, Wcst Air B. 43 l-2 43 l-B‘ Wcst Elcc 144 l-Z 144 1-2 Woolworth 56 55 1-4

Currencies NEW YORK. Sept. l3 lCPl -—

Lcading foreign currencies showed

littlc change in terms of the United l

States dollar Saturday‘.

The French franc remained at its gold export point of 659 3-8 ccnls. unchanged from Friday.

The pound sterling yielded 1-8 of a. cent to $5.05 7-8. or just under the two-ytar pcak registered Fri- day. The Canadian dollar closed at

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MONTREAL, Scpt.»l3 iCPi — loss of l-B/ccnt was shown Satur- day on Montreal foreign exchange by pound sterling at $5.05 21 3-2. The United States dollar at l-32 per cont discount and the French franc at 6.58 cents remained Sta- tlonary.

WASll FROM QUEEN MARY

There w"rc remarkable scenes on Sonthsca bozich today shortly after the Queen Mary hnd passed on her way to Southampton.

Hundreds of holiday-makers were caught napping by the heavy wash

caused by the vessel, They had ignored lhc megaphoned warn- ings of beach officizfs toget‘

farther back. and remained com-

plncently seated as the Queen Mary passed Several minutes later a huge

wave brckc on the shore and peo- ple scattered in all directions in an effort fr. ozcapc. Many of them got a drenching.

More than 200 dcck chairs, many handbags. picnic baskets. articles of clothing. umbrellas. hats. and other belongings of people sitting on the beach were swept away.

A man waded in the water up to his armpits to rescue his \vife‘s hnndhzrz which. it is said contained £50, and a wcman lost a handbag in which was £5, all the money she had

For along time afterwards peo- ple were wringing out their clothes and drying them on the beach, and attendants spent the rest of the nftcmoon trying to retrieve articles floating in the sea.

Earlier, the Queen Mary. though

zicainingslotrly, had_ created a big

rm: (IHARLMTETOWN “GUARDIAN:

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Morning Stock Letter

NEW YORK, Sept. 12 —Europe0n news was very little changed over- night, In Spain the two factions are reported to be locked in what ls termed a decisive battle. In France, Premier Blum last night called a. meeting for Monday of employers representatives and leaders. 1n Germany militaristic moves continue as leaders emph- asize the dangers of Bolsheviks. However domestic news continues very favorable, the car loadings figures released yesterday show the loadings were at a. peak for the period since ‘the fall of 1931. Dow Jones this morning reports that Goodrich has cancelled a. tlre con- tract with a subsidiary of Standard Oil of New Jersey because of the restrictions of Putman Robertson pact. Based on the action of yester- days market we would look for another irregular market today.

.New York Curb

Alum Co. Am Amer Cyan B 3 Amer Gas & Elec Amer Super Power Assoc Gas & Elec A — Atlas Corp — Can. Marconi — Cities Serv 4 l Creole Petrol Elcc Bond 8a Sharc “ Ford of Canada A l Gulf Oil Penn Hum Oil 8c Rcfin -— Imp Oil 20 Ont Pete 35 l Niag Hud l5 Etd Oil Kcn l0 Un Light 8c Power , 7 Un Light & Power Pf/d --

EXCHANGE

.By The Canundian Press»

CLOSING EXCHANGE RATES:

At Montreal-Pound 5.05 21-32‘, U. S. dollar .99 31-32; Franc 6.58

At New York-Pound 5.05 7-8; Can. dollar 1.00; Frolic 6.58 3-8

At Paris-closed

In gold»Pounrl 12s. 4d; U. S. z-ioilal- 59.41 cents Can. dollar 59.41 l cents . r (C. l’. By Guardian's Spflcial Wirtl

MONTREAL, Scpt. 13 -—Buttcr prices rcgistcrrd

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Canadian Commodity exchange

produce section Saturday. | Bilttrr spot: saics: 300 boxes lQlit‘. 24 3-4

l Choose SllOt———Illl(lU()lC€l. Eggs spot-Ont a»largc 20a: a- . medium 27o; B-large 22a; c 20a.

i, NEVER-USE SCISSORS l T0 cur FLOWER STEMS

In hot weal-her choose stiff-stem- l mrd plants such as carnations, in prcfcroncc to sweet peas, sun- 1 flowers. and so on for your rooms 1, Before arranging the flowers cut , ihc stcms under water and leave i thcm to soak The object of cutting is to make are not

l surss_tl1at the stein cells the flow

‘ scaled up, illlls blocking of water up the stem. Cutting under waicr prevents air bubbles getting into the stem and holding ‘up the water supply.

Don‘t use scissors for cutting — they bruise the stem cells. Use a. knife and make a slanting cut so that the stall-Ls never rest flat on the bottom of the vase. Scrape a liberal allowance of bark off all woody stems

When soaking the flowers before arranging rcmcmber that. fleshy plants can alnorb large quantities of wain- and require longer soak- ing than thin-loaved species.

Rcmrmbcr also that soaking blooms and plants such as lilies. violets. spoils their appearance. In desperate (‘asos plunge the bottom inch of the slcm in boiling water for a moment. Aficr arranging the flowers continue to cut the stalks us above every day

The mrthnds uscd by florists for keeping their cut. flowers fresh vary. but lll0>i cf them agree on the followmc principlcs:-

ll» Give thonl plcllty oi fresh water . '

r2) Keep the flowers in place. _

(S) Do not lcarc flowers in an air draught: it mcrcly dries them up.

a cool

wash at Cowcs. The water came up more than five feet on the Front at certain poinis. and many holiday-makers got a wetting.

widc gains on.

Yesterday the amusement stocks moved up in considerable volume, l we would look for a continuance ‘ of their advance along with higher prices for Montgomery Ward. Sears, Blaw Knox. Alsoqeel that rails and. steels will continue to act well. We would confine commit- ments w those stocks which are be- ginning to carry through on a. reactionary downard movement if it should develop.

TORONTO, —-Little Long Lac — Believe considerable switching is underway from Little Long Lac and O'Brien into McLeod Cockshutt and Hardrock. This appears to be based on the quite logical theory that the two former, may stay around the present levels for some little while, while the MacLeod and Herdrock still offer decidedly at- tractive appreciation possibilities ' over the next month or two.

GRAI

(Canadian Press) CHICAGO, Sept. 13 -Stimulatcd ‘oy firmness of Liverpool and Win-

nipeg markets, wheat in Chicago averaged higher Yesterday, but reacted at the last on account of profit/taking. -

Liverpool wheat climbing was helped by word of’ adverse weather for crops in Argentine. and in Aus- tralia as well, Furthermore, cables advises that Italy will have to im- port about 36,000,000 bushhcls of wheat to meet her needs, and that the wheat yield in Great Britain this season is 12 1-2 per cent less than last year.

Wheat closed firm at the same as Yesterday's finish to 1-4 cent higher, Sept. 112 5-8-3-4, Dec 112- 112 1-3, corn 5-8-1 I-8 advanced, Sept. 113 1-4-3-8, Sept 96-96 l-, oats l-4 l-2 up. and provisions un- changed to a rise of 10 cents.

FOOL THE MEN!

wears too hair WHVES X11019

"The woman who l much makeup and does her lin tight, artificial-looking

and curls annoys me even

Mt '1. Stock _ Exchange

lluppllud by Pttfleld and Com-

pany members 0t Montreal stock 1

nXCl-hlllll lzd II‘D market)

Stock: Open ~Lnnt Asbestos 57 1-2 58 Beauharnois 2 3-4 2 7-8 Brazlllian 12 7-8 12 5-8 Bruck Silk 8 3-8 8 l-4 Building Prod 43 3-4 43 1-2 Can. Cement 7 5-8 7 5-8 Can. Nor. Pr. 25 l-2 25 1-2 Can Car Fd 25 l-2 25 1-2 Can. Hydro Pfd. 46 4i; Can. Ind. Alchol A 7 7 Can. Pacific 12 1-2 l2 l-‘l Celanese 28 2F. Cockshutl. Plow 6 l-2 6 1-2 Cons. Smelt 58 5-3 58 l-2 Dom. Coal P. Id 18 l8 Dom. Bridge 42 3-4 42 3-4 Dom. Steel B. 5 3-4 5 7-8 Dom. Tcktille 69 1-2 69 1-2 Fraser Co. 16 1-4 16 1-4 Gen. Steel Wares ' 4 1-2 Howard Smith ll 7-8 11 3-4 Im. 'I‘obacco 14 l4 Int. Nickel 56 7-8 57 Lake Woods 29 l-2 30 M00011 Front 14 l-il 14 l-8 Montreal Power 31 3-4 3i. l2 Nat. Breweries 43 1-2 43 1-8 Noranda 64 64 1-4 Power Corp. 14 7-8 l4 7-8 _ Quebec Pr. 20 3-4 20 3-4 Shawinigan 20 7-8 20 7-8 St. Lawrence 2 3-8 2 1-4 Steel of Can. 69 69‘ -' Steel of Can. Pfd. 61 61

BANKS Bk. of Can. 57 57 Bk. of Commerce 160 I60 Royal 179 179 MONTREAL CURB: B. A. Oil 23 3-4 23 3-4 Ford A 23 3-8 22 5-8 Imp. Oil 20 5-8 20 5-8 Inter. Pete. 35 35 1-2

MINING

(Canadian Preae) TORONTPO, Sept. I3 --The price average for the mining was practi- cally unchanged at the close of Toronto exchanged Saturday. A

narrow loss n the glod was fully‘

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0N THREESIDES OF US AND. jtEAD TllE WIRES INSIDE

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than the one who doesn't bother made up by the Miscellaneous p _ m groom ha, face and ha“ at am.- Mmes _Flour, spiing wheat patents. a business QXI-‘Cllilve 5811i Changes were narow aside from firs“ 36-30- “I hate eyelashes that are dflp- gains of 15 for McLeod Cockshutt, Sewn“ §5~9°- ping with mascara, cheeks and lips 14 for pgffgn and 9 mm; fQr Ded Bakers 53-99» which are coated rather than Lake and n 1055 o; u for San, Winter wheat patents, choice colored and hair that appears to Anmnlg ‘$430 $5.09 need an honest-w-goodness brush- Trade was qule active m White corn $6.50. ing and combing." nancoem. on a m,’ 1055 of 3 cents’ Bran, ton $26.25 Our irate informant thinks also 0.3mm dropped 19 East ‘Malamc Shorts, ton $28.25 that many home women over-do 6 pioneer 15 and wflghl, Har‘ lvLiddlings, ton $34.25 their beauty routine. I-Ie is in ' es Rolled oats bag 90 lbs. $3.25 favor of good grooming. of course gm“ Ahme 12 14 Hay no. 2 [Kr ton, car lots $8 $9 but. like men in general. he likes M, 13 Cheese om, some and col. .15 women to look at though cosmetics on (3- Que. ivhite and col. l4 1-4 3-8 had been put on naturally, then Alex‘ ‘ a Bum-1- no 1 g4 3-4 ' forgotten. He doesn't want to see Adm-mu 1'04 Eggs m A large 33 34 powder puff and lipstick flashing “m” m“ B 26 ' about the luncheon table. gssltillefa M C 22 23 If you feel that you must fresh- °r ‘ ' ' - - on up your ‘We in a restaurant Gaga, .09 l-2 uligtatoes. Que no 180s $1.10 to learn to do it surreptitiously. Dab BETTY .06 3-4 Que NO “an, 90 $100 at your nose and llps while he ls Base M“ '38 N 3 '1 1130-5514- ‘$130 glancing; at the check. If you want Bea!‘ 64 1'2 P’ E' 110 15.10.“: 4‘ to do a. thorough job, go to the Beanie 14° _'__'__ f” ‘ ‘Lw___ dressing room. Bid Kirk 1.67 _ k """" "“ One way to avoid that pasty, Big M155 ~53 K" Lake over-made-up look is to start al- BObJO ~23 Lngum '82 ways with an absolutely clean Buff c. .04 3-4 L“? sh i“ 1-4 skin. Wash frequently with soap Cal s: Ed 1.3a N°“b°°_ ~04 1-4 and water. Don't put fresh make- Can Mal 1.23 NW’ Gm‘! 125 up on over layers of stale powder Cen Pat 4.15 Ncmmde 94 1'4 3nd 1'0"? Cen Po; .36 N030“ '16 It no longer is smart to have chrom 2.15 073m" 559 your hairdresser arrange narrow. comm- 1.90 Pammll" 4-05 light finger waves and corkscrew c0115 cpl 1,62 Pfiym“ 1.0“ curls. Insist upon wide flat Darkwam- 1,40 P0113!" 1.33 waves and curls that are soft and Dam m 07 34 Pick Cro 7.00 natural-looking. Never leave the E35, M,“ 33 Prcmirr 3.47 beauty shop until your hair has Eldsr 128 Preston 1.74 been not only combed but brushed. Franco {a0 Red Lake 2.3-1 Furthermore. don't be afraid to I, 1 8'30 Reno 1.1:: brush it ylonrself. Correct brush- awn '30 Roche a3 ing doesn't spoil a good wave. As Glam“ 1' 2 whil- m; n4 1.; a matter of fact, the treatment Gods Lake '0 win; i o", tends to deepen the waves and Golda“ '34 1'2 wright gm makes them last looser. giggggio '35,?’ ymh 4-, Greene 53 Sales 1.0410041 y" 1 4 Gunna .95 ~- ‘-- ' SEASONING CROKERY AND mm d, am GP" W" *1 KITCHEN UTENSILS l-Iarker .20 ""1911 , »-'*~'* ____ Home“ 37 1_4 Home Oll f» Crockery and kitchen utensils J M Cong .51 111MB 23 l-l‘ of all kinds will give much better Hud 1.20 Kllk T '- service if they are seasoned before ____ Mk“ M1‘! 3i ‘-" use. All enamelled ware should be =35, _ 1 31°11“ -\ i “ 5mm l“ mid “MET 3nd b70112?“- mos‘: alllthtewllggtogarllivslnloclggslcll Emmi“ to the boil slowly; sec- that the 3 fold-d tfl\v(vl m- mmml place me N lion-l; .> meme! is completely immersed articles on the cloth and twist an- Park "~- vii steel and 17°" [W313 WES Shmlld other cloth round so that they do P11\\‘llf‘-“ m‘ *4 be rubbed all over with fat and mo; much gqph 01,11", “or Should Pnr (‘n l.‘ T-fl thoroughly healed: aluminum they come into contact. with the Ritchie f? l-L‘ sfiflceplinsfllould b8 thickly Spfifl- sides of the pan. Fill n-ith cold l Robb Mom .03 kled with kitchen salt and heatcd. orator, bring m the boil as slowly Sud lumps .03 12 Baking tins should be filled with n5 possible and boil slowly for sev- Tcmlskl .22 hm" "Id baked "Wmllghly in a hot oral mlnutrs. Scc that the articles *5 "- ‘ - '_' “ 0V6“. are covered with water. Ict them Crockery and glassware need get cold in the water bcfore re- Sialefivl seasoning. A large snuce- moving P 0 T A T o By Bob Moore and john Holes . I I Egflvosmwéatiitélsm were sorromvo HATE T0 THINK Best quality made WHAT iT WWLD MEAN iF THEY _ emoom mane mt TOOK us Auvs....sur xeev voua fr?“ New Bull‘? so MANY. dam ilfisdllilNK miwcrag wick Ash. W 1 r e . Y UR FATHER'S WILL nafled on 1.1m, d0u_ TRlC K R]? US.