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new will]?! at S 11,, no. tons but! egg écolch Bi-olgIIu:h (012335;; Ltd. ‘52:“). Purdie~Ferguson Shoe Co,

BRANT AT SUMMERSIDE—W

LIMITED NUMBER and only M days left to secure one of the Twentieth Century Cook Books by renewing your subscription.

The 06‘s. Brant is oll_,buoy sor- vico at Summersideand'flordeu. __._Al.-

ATTENTION 'ISIHDIREGTED to ad in this issue‘" of ,- MoKenzie

LADIES HOLEPR’OOF ’ Hos- IERY Lustre at 75 cents and silk at $2.00 per pair. Purdle—«b‘ergus-t on Shoe Co Ltd.

Oct. 6th. ,

REGULAR MEETING L. P. II. this eVening at 7 o'clock. All mem- bers asked ‘lo. be present, W. J. Hollies.

‘ lLIVE POULTRY: Parties deeil- : L0 slain Ptoultry cooperatively. _ uln r 0 Mr s

AURORA. pcAsEa NUGGET once Crates prov‘IdegnIItbfi-Ego: wllerrnll, Wmn.»M&tl'ix. oule- title’merNADtAN rAltMrRo ty. Whirlpool, are g few of the mums, tulip. millrlullotown I" new shades for evening wear. See E. 19111064" I t ' I them at Patrons Ltdg'fi. '."'r v "b",

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- THE COMMITTEE In charge of Dinner» and Teas, In the Pro» Cathedral during Exhibition week desire to extend their slut-ore thanks to those who kindly gave. donations, also to those who in anyway helped to make it a big ~ success.

WILL CARRY PREMIER— Tile '

NOW YOU WI‘LL NEED a new evening dress for the Full dances. Come in and see our Crepo do Chane, Duebesse and, l’ailetle silks In all the popular shades. l’utous Lid.

f‘anadil'ln Government Cruiser CRAP

. ‘ ‘ AUD AND

Mammal ‘9‘} Chmmfmmwu Y9” —v(‘vhnreh of Engluignl::$:‘LELgt tcrduy morning for Ill-toll when. Springfield next Sunday at “:00 a

she will meet Premier Melgllen and his party and will transfer them to the Island.

m., and at Crupnud at 7.00 p.n.. Sermon, subject. “Self-Confidence" Miss Johnson Is expected to sing at the evening service. A cordial welcome awaits all will) care to come undiworship with us.

ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON from 3 o'clock to 4 o‘clock pm, Ilon. W. L. McKenzie King. Libel-~ al leader. will hold a reception in the Legislative Assembly Chamber re .

I DOII of the double drownln i w in thIefii’rEVillCifll Building This dent at Fort Augustus Inst will -I OI“ "- SI)lendid OIJPUTIllnIUIIt was inadvurlantly‘ olllittcll that to! the. hilly electors and men Glee-Former Dr MllQuigan of this cil' tors to personally meet the Liberal lit-Owed“ m (mm. 1,, u“. opal“: leader: EverybOdY WBICome. after learning of tho tragedyyand

upon ascertaining all the, circum- stances, decided that an inquest was unnecessary.

INQUEST UNNECESSARY— In

HOLMIAle OATNLOG .ARRIV- 50.7 As an Indication of the. cost of living barometer there Is noth- ing more .weloome nor more reli- able than the semi-annual catalog issued by It. T. Holman, Limited. ,. Immerside and the 1921-1922 Fall and Winter issue just recelw ed by The Guardian is well up to 'ille high standard already set by lllw premer mercantile concern of Eastern Canada. The. cover dc. sign elbows a comfortable entrance to u well-to- do home, with an ex

BALL PRACTICE TONIGHT.— Tlle Allcgwoit football practice which was to have taken plus-e I513: night under the 110wa erected electric lights at the. Victoria I’al‘k has been postponed~ owing lo yes- terday‘s rain, until this evening at ’1 o'clock. The boys wish to get the loa'ln In perfect working order as soon as possible and it Is hoped there will he. a full lllrn out for

Canada Commission

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In Stlllman Case . ‘ "'i i u “MON’I‘IIEALE 0ch 3.—— Fred Beanveis, French-Canadian oo-res- pendent In thedivoroe-sult brought against his wife by James Stillman former president of e Rim NR- tional Bank of New. York, when seen yesterday, oppressed the hope that a Mufision ‘ hould be ap- pointed by the American courts to collect evidence in_Cunnda.

“If the trial judge In the case will grant. 119‘; this dommlsslnn," laid Beauvuis.‘"'1 alu mire we can let enough evidence In‘ Canada to Omb'ililely ‘ifiell' 'the charges brought against Mrs. Stillman and myself."

UBeauv'A‘lis. Ming! r-‘ulat Still“ man's inle'res " "\vollld'onpolse the granting of tips commission, but mum, H mm pmwa H, be u... he does not think they will soc— case, it will be as if a Toronto uluu reed In blocking the application. . lie was not sure if he personally would have. to testify. liis side, he declared, was pronred to bring lor- ward overwilelnllhlg evidence to prove that some testimony given at the hearings across the IIOI'Lll’I‘. on which the plaintiff busedphis case, was absolutely false.

BERLIN, Oct. :‘l.~-i‘.crmany luring in every direction for money, to pay her debts. but nothing mum ingenious has yet been devised by the Government than the new system of naming telephone ex- changes, by which it is expected the use- of the telephone will sound like‘tbc reading of a wine list.

It has been announced that rights to the names of the ex changes will be lulsoll to lllilkcr‘l of: much advertise" products. and it Is freely predicted that Iif|llllr lllunui‘actllrers will take most 0

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fibrose 000k , Has Escaped

BRIIM'IEWA'I‘BII, (lot. Ilrose Cook. who was arrested at

Alllifi'e, on :1 Warrant for slezllin' ‘I CANCE‘R'S H|GH' UNNECESSAKY bicycle, the property of ‘StalIonl TOLL I ..._._— NEW YORK, Oct be Nine thou‘ sand. three, hundred residents of New York State will (lie of cancer during'lhe present year, 1021 ac- etlrding to an 'cstlmate made by Dr Frances Carter Wood, Director Oi the Institute of Cancer Research

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I‘i‘I'l‘EIIIIUIN). Oct. .3. 7 .\ll.~:l Margaret Bl‘i‘i‘k‘HII‘IIIKt’ Will lunnd dead today in I’i‘lOI‘IliJ'l) (lolnollry. lit-x hands rivaling I. bouquet l.“ roses, which s r ilall l‘VIiIi‘IliIl’ ill- IiilllIi‘iI to lay on the gram- of her parmlls. Heart failure In bclivvwl to have Ili“‘ll lb.) cause or III‘AIII SIII‘ was itilnlll :30 years of age. '

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Ernst, and brought toilw llridl’.n water goal on ’I‘llllrsday, where he is wanted for having zl still (list-oy- l-rcll on his premises with a quad

5.#Alll» lily of brew. escaped front-custodyrfurlller confcrltnce with Franco rc-

INPLWI‘i‘n 10.30 on Sunday I‘VI‘IlinL',

Westfleld lby Provincial Officer )ItnIanll 8 this lllorllinlr. .lly sawing n it‘s of go

hole through IvIII' walls ut' the jail with a Ilandsaw.

' iMust (lo The Limit

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Great NationaI ‘

Says Ratheneau

MUle‘II, Oct. 3.——“We must go to the. limit of our (:npaf'Ily with re gard to reparation." Dr. Walter liathenan, the German Minister of Reconstruction, declared before the. Congress Of the Imperial As- sociation of German l‘rades which opcnd today. - “Complete fulfill- ment of the terms of the ull.’ma.um will affect the woridecouomically more severely than ourselves. Britain has three million and the United States six million unem-

ployed. The more Germany must work the more the others cease working. What Is needed is an

inlei'nationzll economic understand- I mg."

I Tile Minister approvoll Mr. ’Churt-hill‘s suggestion of (‘ll—i)j)“l'il- .tion as outlined in his Dundee Ispoech. and said with regard to ‘Frnnce: “We must give goblin; ‘the problem Is to substitute pro

ducts for gold. I

rgarding arrangements for llellver-

and a half years."

Columbia University. Dr Wood, one of those working In the lntorrst of “National Cancer Week" to be held from October 30 to November 5 My the American Society for the Control of Cancer, makes his estimate In the current issue. of the “llealh News." the official or- gan of the Ne wYork stale Do- pariment of Health. llis figures are based on mortality rocortls_

press man delivering parcels from It. T. .Ilolman, Limited. Inserts in the. design show the .big Summer- sitle store with an allegorical skeioh of a freight steamer and an express lrazln bearing merchan- dise to and irtlm’ thc‘store. A fell-

practice this evening.

ENGAGENMENT

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ANNOUCEU The Chicago American of Septem- ber 20th contains tho following no- “Mr. and Mrs. John Milieu

lure of the catalog this season is the offer of the management deliver free In the maritime pro- vinces all goods ordered from pages I to 04, regardless of the size of order; freight is prepaid on all other articles when the. or- der announls to $10.00 or more. All through the. big bargain book one cannot help bill notice the. IDIIG- nomcnlll pnico savings that are ef- fected through I‘hc llig‘buying incl- litles of this (anions Island store. In press-work. ollgravings, paper and make-up the. catalog is a real work on'n’ri and is evaluable. all- dl’tildn “Ville library of the house- wifewho wan-ts to combat the pro» sent. high prices,

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“Bayer” 'Is only Genuine

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Wernlngl It‘s criminal to take a thence on any substitute for genu- lue "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin," pro Ioribod by physicians for twenty- ona years and proved safe by mil- lions. Unless you see the name "Bayer" on package or on tablet- vou are not setting Aspirin at all. In every Bayer package are direc- tion for colds. headaches, neuralgia. rheumatism, eel-ache, toothache. Iumbego and for pain. Handy tin boxes of twelyo tablets cost few roots. Dru Istl also sell IM'Zbr packages. ode In Canada. Aspirin

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m lllent of their daughter, Margaret.

of Wilmette announce the. engage-

to John Kelley Hughes son of Mr.

running iroln 1910 when 9,400 cuss rs proved fatal, to and includinl: 1920 when deaths numbered 10,-] 200. I

in a. substantial majority of thosu cases the patients could have been savod, Dr Wood declares, if i‘li‘} had sought competent medical all-

Liberal and Conservative Demonstrations The high Hon.‘Allilul Melghen, P. i}.

We. are to have a

Id marks to the amount of di’VHn‘IlIIIIOn in the course of four

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Trial Opened

ST. JOHN. Oct. 47—‘Fldward O'Brien was arraigned In .the Sn- lpreme Court before Mr. Justice Berry yesterday afternoon at 2.30 o‘clock. charged with Thomas Spell man, with acting together and murdering Albert Norris in this city on the night of September 8th, and pleaded not quilty. A separate trial will be givon each of the ac- ‘eused, O‘Brien being tried first. Considerable difficulty was ex - perienced in selecting a jury, there being nineteen challenges by the defence. Twelve members of the panel, were absont and Judge flurry ordered that. a fine of $10 be levied each. Fire of the men who served on the jury whit-h tried John Paris, were sworn Ill today as members of the jury that will try O‘Brien. Amer the jury had her-ll sworn III, W. ll. \‘Vallorc, Ii. (7.. the Crown prosecutor. reviled IIlI‘ Int-ts oi the rose, niLcr which iwelvc \viilll-ss- as for the Crown were examined and rross~oxnminr~L ’I‘-lle.ir arid - nnrc being unchanged from that glycll at the Inquest. It is expected that the crown will close lbs casv tomorrow morning and that all the evident-o will be. ill before adjourn- nlI‘IlI. in the evening.

The proceedings hogan ill 2.30 with the reading oi the charge to ()‘nl‘li'll il‘lllI his pleading “-not guilty.“ Spellmall, who had been sitting alongside of O‘Brien was thou removed from, the room. ’I‘ilrougllolrt the afternoon ()‘Ilrion wore a worried look, following the testimony oi the witnesses t-losn-

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Iut St. Mary’s-0Hlie-Woods (Iollegclpl-omptly remoVPd.

and Mrs. John M. Hughes. of Char- , _ loltetown, Prim-e Edward [313nm VICE at the Inception oi the dis-

(Illnada Miss Zilillr-n gralluoledIt‘ase and the growths had been It is to brlnr

In“ Junp' Ml" Hughes in ‘1 nelhume‘to the public the. importance

bhvw of Mgr. Francis Clement. , , Keily." , A photo of Miss mnem'of early dmgnosrs and treatment

who is a handsome and charminghhnt the foremost physicians and_ mm“: “My ““Dpnm I“ “‘6 Chimflo‘surgmns of the country are to in- Amerhinn‘ allgurate a nationwide. campaign next month.

“Of the 10,300 people who will die from cancer during 1921" flSys this noted nuthhnilty, "aproximntnly 400 Wild] (lie from cancer of the mouth or tongue; 3,800 will die from cancer of the stomach or liver; 1.500 from cancer of the Illtostines‘ 2,400 from cancer of it!- mnle organs; Rim from cancer of the skin; and 1,900 from cancer of various other organs.

“Every case. of canctr of the. skin could be cured If all physicians were sufficiently well informed and all patientscmlsulted them promp- tly on the appearance of any slight irritation oi the skin," Dr Wood continues. “Oi 1.000 women who will die. of cancer .of‘ the breast, the majority could be cured ii seen and operated upon by a compot. ent. surgeon within a few weeks after the first appearance of the. ‘Iump In the breast; of the 1400 who will die from cancer of on internal organ fifty per cent could be saved if only it diagnosis: could be made in lime and proper treat.- mEnI given." Dr Wood goes on to say that deaths from cancer or the tongue and mouth would be greatly

HARRINGTON—FITZGERALD— A very pretty wedding was soleul-_ ulzed In St. Colulnkiln's Church. at Brighton, Mass on Sept 26th when Mr F‘rank’Hnrnanton, of that .ploce was united in marriage to Ines] lery Allu,:l<“rlflGoruld, se- cond daughter of Mr and Mrs lien- ry Il‘itzGerald of this City. The. groom was attended by Mr George W. llnye. of Ilrigllton. Mass, and the bride was attended by‘hor sis- tor Mrs J. W. McDowell. The. core- nlony was performed by the Fas- tor, Rev Father Trot-v. after which the‘happy couple left on a short honeymoon fl‘Ip. On their return they will reside in Brighton, Moss.

PRETTY AUTUMN WEDDING.— A quiet wedding took place Ill. :lll- MOIIIUII‘IRI Parsonage at noon yes- terday when Miss Nettie 'Iicortz Henderson, daughter of Mrs. Lin- coln Irving and Mr. Philip Samuel Butt, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank t‘. hnvtt, City, were united in marriage by the Itch G. W. F. Glendenning. The bride and groom were. unattended. The bride was most becomineg dressed in a blue tricotine travelling suit with but to match. The groom Is a valued employee. with the. Western Union Telegraph (‘onlpony of this City. After the ceremony the happy couple left on the noon train for the Maritime I’rovlm‘es on their wedding trip. They were the re-

in the and: 33:1; troglstered In Canada), of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticaoideoter of Salicylic:- old.

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ciplcnls of many beautiful gifts which [million to the. high cs- teom In WIIII‘II they wore held.

reduced by prompt diagnosis nlzd treatment, but he holds out less hope for those afflicted with can- cer of the stomach. because “(IIIIEI- nosis methods are Inadequate and the symptoms oi the disease are so obscure."

Answering the question why deaths have increased In New I'ork State. he says this Is prim- arily due to the fact that a very small proportion of those afflicted oonsulih a Iphyslic‘bln even. when they know they have a humor. lit- gives as another factor the unfor-

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tunute attitude of many practiclon- crs who feel that they must qul until all diagnosis choructelislics of cancer have made lllcir appear- ance before sending a patient to the surgeon.

Dr Wood describes the. disease as a "growth on a persons‘ own body". At first it gives no pain or symptoms and It Is. therefore, difficult for the ordinary pol-son to discover unless the growth can be felt. The scientist then points out ways In which the discovery Bldg. In many Instances may be made by —»——~——-—--———d—’*——«——- those afflicted. Suspicious sy‘nlpt- SITUATIO ,VACANT ems easily recognized Include a r '“fl-‘w—“fl—r“ hard lump or swelling, evidence:

A .m u PRWATE CHR'ST"OI pressure, Internal bleeding. Intel: Ma“,,gfg‘ggrkegfidcelemmzmItinal obstruction, persistent hoarse- inexpensive, Royal- Series; to ness. growth In the mouth. growths

on the skin. and any of the above

MISCELL‘ANEOUS

WILL THE PARTY who took the ladies cost from tho Eldon Ho- tel Thursday. Sept. 29th, retllrn

TO LET Hum.— ,.——.._'-———— ‘TO LET FURNISHED HOUSE,

good locality, orchard. stable and garage. Write llox I71, city TO LET TWO OFFICES IN NEW Illiley Bldg. Apply J. A. McDon- ald. Barrister. office. in Rilcy

Oct 10, at 8 p. 111

pt

Will address public meetin es in the

and'Pl-ince Edward Theatre (Opel

The Right Hon. F. I} The Right Hon. J. M. B. Baxter, Minister of Customs and

Prime Minister at canalia

province as follows:—-

~—GE()RGETOWN——

Monday, Oct. 10, at 1 1). m. in the Town Hall and Rink

-—( ‘HARLOTTETOWN——

'. in the Market Hall, (Strand Theatre) *3. House)

—~SUMMERSIDE——

Tuesday, Oct. 11, at 1 p. m. in Town Hall and Rink

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In Addition to the Prime Minister

Inland Revenue

The Right Hon. Rodolphe Monty, Secretary of State

And others will Address the Meetings

. McCurdy, Minister of Public Works

All Electors, both Ladies and Gentlemen are Cordially

Invited to be Present.

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tilioncrs and advises them to ilr form themselves as to tho. nou‘cl‘ methods, including particularly the X—ray.

“Physicians must do their ut-

Iest possible diagnosis at a time before the disease has begun to spread through the body," he warns. “It is only by such mmllls that the plprluliqy from cam-er can be reduced."

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MUMPS AND FEVER HAVE HIT WORLD

NE\V YORK Oct. 4.-—Tho tllll sphemld. known as the Earth. to emerging from what some dingnow tlcions might call a severe attack of meteoriogicul mumps. It haslbeen accompanied by an intermittent fever. manifested In a world-wide non: wave of unnsuul length and Intensity. In spite of crisis and relapses—earthquakes, tidal waves, l'loud-bursts. lyphoons. waterspouts hallswrm‘s. floods and hurricanes in many widely separated parts. from Kamtrhatka to Cape Ilornc.

cure orders now. deliver later: five dollars up daily even In '8'!“de My common“, “on ,1“ weight.