____;.__ . » -_ ._ -

1. . .',.` ._

-..._ _-.__ -,. _ .,__i-_- __ __ ,__.; __ -t .\

"_ ig _

J __ __ .

AMEAL INA MIJMENT JUST . HEAT ' ANI]

EAT

WICLARK

urerno l'°!‘J_'!*lA»

D l0l9

- - - -_aa-_.--»i_-~ - -~

A NEW SHADE FOR HATS

Rust-colored felt hats are making

.1 brave dilsplay in some of the smart niilliiiery shops in New Yoi' City this full, and many ol' them are indlviduul and attractive for .the women who cuu wear this shade. As it is 0. warm, rich tint which is full of light, it niaes a pleasing noie of contrast to thc dork suit of brown. navy blue, or dull gredn, Some of these huts .have ostrich tips and poiupoiis, while iillnrerl-lnoing quills, richly colored velvet bo\vs of odd shapes, and fruit. cluster-s, selected to harmonize with the felt, are being used most gen- r-i'z\li'y__

Soft materials are seen to zi consid-

erable extent lu hats this fall-duv- etyu. beaver cloth and other rough- surfnced fabrics being most popular.

_Piiorrssiouiii Ciiiios

'**¥%§ ¢

_\l.\lll( IL _\I(°(il'|(ii\N. ILA.

Iiurrlnfcr, Snlli-llur, Notary l'uI|Ile g

.\Iunoy to I.0||n ’

3 (,'ul||\-rim Illock. l`hnrlo|frtu\\'n. i e

OO-O00-O0-0-00-0-0-O55-0090 O-94-0040 2262-ll-12\vfm3mos .

Dr. K. W. McKinnon

VETERINARY BURGEON.

Office, 139 Kent Street. Opposite Morell Hotel. Phone 764

McLean & McKinnon

Barrleters, Attorneys-at-Law

. Office, Royal Bank Building

Charlottetown ._ ._ ._ P. E. Island

J. D. Stewart, K.C.

Barrister, Solicitor and Notary Public.

Newsom Block, Charlottetown.

Branch Office, Georgetown. -

Money to Loan on Real Estate.

Morson & Duffy

Barrletere and Attorneys -

oolicitors for Royal Bank of Canada. MONEY TO LOAN.

Warburton & Shaw _

_ Barrlstere, Attorneys, Notary Public, etc.

Solicitors fer Canada Bank Associa- tion, Bank of Montreal, Canada Perm- anent Mortgage Corporation. . . . .

McLeod `& Bentley

W. E. Bentley, KLC.

_ Barrister and Attorney-at~Law

MONEY TO LOAN. Office _ Bank of N. B. Chambers

S. S. Hessian

Barrister, Bellelter, Notary PublIe,eto.

MONEY TO LOAN

~ ‘ ~ -such -to be ri - __ _ _ _ _Lo______ su c _bo lior-__tti_g__§flctory '__-_- - _ _ _ lu the first _place tlieroilig-'Q18 em. ’ 1', _-r ployer. 'Almost all _tho--larxeiemploy

- - - ers are co-ope lu .With the ` 'nister

Help Small Subscriiiers

|N3TALMENT _.PLAN WILI;-` AID MANV TO BUY MORE VICTORY BONDS THAN THEY CAN PAV

FOR OUTRIGHT. '

L-.__ _

There is no reason why everyone

cannot take_out_at least one 'Victory Bond. Some may try to give the excuse “I have not the money to pay_ for one." Tlils-is not a reason for there “F9 W9 ilsencies at work ,tormelp all

_ . 1 _bil

of finance to Axe Blat' this losir is `s great success( Na`d'oubt but yq`ur em- Dlilyer is arran!ing to carry -you if You will buy bonds. A few dollars 'u week out of your pay _envelope and in a short time you will. have s fully Dald ull bond .presented to you): lt has been hard for you to savenmoney. Well. liere is a golden _c-lisncie and your employer will aslsst you._'

In case your employerls not- aklng

any arrangements to lend yang’ hand in buying your bonds, then' there is someone who is. Any char-te;_ed bank will help you to subscribe for a bond and will give you ten months ,to pay for lt. All yOu need to do is - o into the -bank and fill -in a form. -'Nou do not need to be _a customersof thc bank- The HFS! Payment of 10 per cent. will come due on November 15 and then each month until it is paid. Take all the bonds you can pay for in ten months and help the Victory Loan 1919.

H any Brittain f

Now in Toronto

(Special to .The Guardian.)

'I‘0R'ON'I`O. Nov. 11.-Sir Harry

Brittafn, K. B. E., M. P. for the Lon- don division of Acton, arrived in Tor- onto yesterday. He has come to Com- ada to make arrangements for the second imperial -press conference, which is to be held in Canada in the summer- of' 1920. He is very optimis- iic_ regarding the future of Canada. which, he declared, is 'brighter than that of nr.-y other country on the map. With regard to the recent railway strike in England, he said- when inter viewed that it showed that the people are willing to give the railwayiuen or uny other body of labor a square deul but that at the satire time they are equally determined not to permit any section of the community to dictate to the whole. While in Ottawa the visitor had an audience with the Prince of Wales, whom he found most enthu- siaslig about tlicDomlniou and Canud- luns. Sir llurry is to address the Erup- ye Club at-luncheon today. .

- THE SACRIFICE '

“She die;i`ths.t we might live," isi

the epfrtaph of alittle Russian glrl.I Feodora Hizrta-t, who saved her young- _i_- sister and brother, but in so doing sacrificed ner 0W_n life. Down through the ages the supreme sacrifice is re-

Walk Up Stairs

MRS. McCARTH_Y GAINS TWELVE POUNDS AND RECOVERB STRENGTH BY TAKING

TANLAC '

"l have alrea-dy gained twelve

pounds in weight since I begun tak- ing Tanlac and sm gaining in strength every day." said Mrs, Myrtle McCar- thy. who resides at 102 West Street, Halifax. Cana-da, to a Taulac rem-eg. entatlvs a few days ugo;--Continuing -shasald: __ _

"Ever since l had the flu last win-

ter l have been in". .very poor health. I had 11 very poorappotife and what little I- did force down I could very seldom retain. Even sweet milk and water would sour and cause me to become' terribly nsuseuted. l would have pains after eating and gas would form so l could hardly breathe and *lr would become so dizzy at times l weuld nearly tau and when -i would stoop over everything would' turn dark before me and cause-my head-to swim. My nerves were badly shattered sud some tim_es_I would not sleep more than a half an hour at night as almost every nerve in my body would seem to twitch and Jerk so it was impossible for me to lie still, and i would get up in the morning so -tired l_ could hard-I li' get one loot before the' other. I lost weight until l was scarcsl more*

4 t

\.- `-‘icuii

I-"\`

. _ 'Z'

' :lf U

iii

-if

‘rw

-5;" #Thi .-_e~,

¢~ .

a A

- 1.

than a frsme`and`wa`s' so'w'eal€H could not walk up stairs or do my house work. . .- -_ I

"l had been reading so much lu thel

newspapers about the. good Tnnlacf was doing l decided to try~it.- Well. to tell the truth, I .was somewhat disap- pointed in the first Ibottle and' about decided to stop taking it, but a friend Ol' nilne who had taken Tanlsc with good results insisted on my continu- ing ft, and l ani glad she did, for after talking six bottles the improvement in my coudltlou isslmply wonderful. lie- fore i had finished the third bottle' l had stopped becoming nausested and 1 now have a good appetite and can eat anything l want and all l want without any bad after. effects. '1 nn. not troubled with gas of shortness of breath and never have those' dlzr._v .spells any more. My nerves are sten- dy and l sleep well at night and get up in the morning feeling bright and cheerful. I have regained my strength and can do my housework without cv- en getting tired. Taulac has certain- ly been u friend in need to me and l am oiiry too glad to recommend il to others." _ Tanlac is sold .ln Charlottetown by Reddin Bros., in Montague by H. J. ' Mubori, in Georgetown by Seymour (1. I Knight. in Souris by Jas. G. _Fergu-;

M <:Fadgen .

Shocking Tragedy _ ‘ At Pleasant River, N. S.

BrtlDGEwA'rER. N. s.. Nov 1o.ZA

shocking tragedy occurred at Pica- sant River early ou Sunday morning and the worst on record in this Coun- ly. iWilson Huey. a returned -' sol- dier. came to the house of ilfrs. Stu- art Smith at Pleasant River and ask-

peated again and again. It is, how- ever, for the child -heroes and her- oines that the heart -beats in its greatest sympathy. , I A little- dark-haired girl . with black eyes serious _ from premature; cares, yet retaining their natural fun- lovlng look, was -taking a walk with] her brot-her and sister in tow.” Shel became so interested in gathering the- pretty flowers along the way that she forgot that danger iurked for 'the small kiddies strolling on the t.rack.I Suddenly looking up, she saw thel train approaching; -it was nearly up- on them. \\-'fth lightning speed. she~ raced to save them. She reached them in time and hurled them off the tracks. bn; could not get away her- selflfroiu in front of the onruslilng| train, and was dragged beneath the- ,wliecls ol' :hc engine. _

When slie was lifted from the truck

terrbly injured, she was still' living. but quite unconscious. The Red Cross ambulance a=t Vladivostok was rusliod to -the scene of the disaster und the liitfe heroine was carried to u white bed in the American Red Cross ` liosptui.

Everyone at the hospital is

interested in her case. A- special nurse looked after her night, and day; her mother was with her constantly; doctors, nilrses, order-lies were eui:-ix' to see lier open her eyes and live nguin. ifiverylliiig humanly possiire was done iii her behalf, but to no avnll. for five days she lay thus

and then slept the eternal sleep.

Deep in the hearts of the entire hos

pltnl staff is the memory of little Fon- doru who so unhesitatingly sacrificed

herself for those she loved.

Right Up

To Date

“ls this a strictly modern school

for young women?"

"Jiudge for yourself." “Well?" _ "Dancing, iuotorlng. aviation and

stump-speaking are featured in the curriculuin."-Birmingham Age-Her-

Minerd's llniment curse garget In cows

guess l’ll put a tail to it u-ud call il;

nld. a dogr" -

ed for lodging, which was given him, and late in the evening she was awak- ened by a man entering her room. She protested against the intrusion and a revolver shot struck her skull, inflicting a slight wound, after which he left her and attacked her daugh- ter, Madzie, while 'Mrs. Smith walked one mile and a half io the nearest neighbor.

On Sunday morning Dr. Simpson.

of Bridgewater, accompanied by Con- stable Sniyder and Veinott. visited the 'house and found the daughter bali" tered to pieces. and Huey with his skull blown off by a rifle in his own hand. The cause is unknown.

BERLIN. Nov. 10.-Germiui und i’ol-

ish delegates yesterday concluded au ugreement whereby the German of- ficals now locuteil in the territories to be ceded will 'be permitted to re- main at their -posts for the time being. lu consequence of this agreement. the Germans are assured of their offical existence for a 'period ol' ut least two months after the peace treaty becomes effective, unless the Polish govern- ment in individual cases, decides to dispose with the service ot' any of- ficlal.

The Polish government also agrees

lo assure the protection of the Ger- man official., during this period und safeguard their rights, 'privileges and personal liberties.

While the mi-uister _wus making a

cull the little girl oi’ the house was busy with pencil und paper.

"What ure you doing?" he asked

when her mother had left the rooiu for a moment. `

"l'm making your picture," szild

the child.

'l`lie uiiuister sal very still, and she

worked away very earnestly. Then she stopped and compared her work with the original and shook her head.

"I don't like it much." she said. " ‘Tniut a great deal like you. I

-__.____

Keep Minard'e Linlment ln the house

sou, amd in Kensington by Kier & r

'£-

1 7! "'~‘})u\W,u

135.'

4..

~./

.4 '

*A _,__ ` ~f"'?'4f“ 702' .is .."i’3i*@

MVT* '».

_,;g} ~ iii?- §ist§‘2"`

`~__;»,_‘_4 y "‘-“* `

'“~'f’.li_"`»

-ee ' _ _

I »<.»"_“}*.- :ia A

3;; . “

5.# be rw:

___:____ . .3

. ~ . ”

J' 'N

_ ‘-as .__5-_ 9-,

-'._-_-R..-,,._-,§_’*»>~_ ,;_ A _

-ri »- _ wi) _.Ig-*-\-5 .1 ‘

AX. 9? _ i*1?.'>-,-

'ri A3’

.»‘ .*';.f'-t"-".'..-._- .1- ,`.,_~_-,

.1/1. 'i .i,-i.I>’».3..vf,i”~_'.;-~., ‘ _ .; DQ ‘ }"§'¥’li-ffl” 3* '

. 2 3, "< O _-“fi” _- "’

"1 -. _

if 15;(

:Bs fd-

__’!¢ _lj ~;:.\-__

L_; -»*_ _ /*<

_ .`, J 'i

" -1-»g,'.. -s

t of ~.,\

_. i- 1 .' _ `¢ '

»f .» _.;~_". ; ff..

_ ',¢»"' "W4

_ _/_Z

iw _ T* -

_-»-""1" ,f--Z

pi--_Il._ ` s._

'Iii - A

" ___ ` rf -' ___ i' " MQ. If- __ _

5. _ .1

_ ___ ___»..».;_';_i'-?f’%\_ .-_.. - -_..._ -'_i.a_: .. _ i" Q

I, It ~+-'

...'. '»- '_' . ‘ ‘"3 ’ 'fu' ._~'. 'il-\:,‘ -af, ._»- . _ .:‘.-fi: . ,, -" _ ii. ~.l;-:f."i\}Z?'= _...fp-_»._:, t,_¢§'f-._--_-."_§_--_____‘._..,=. sf-l'»;a;;.Y.‘i;»?.r?i’rr _ =" i ~.»"_’i:‘-i?'l“"A‘;i_’_'l--;~i.? ;‘.'_-'-`-"`f.§' "- -».-»»;-», .--f __ pp - , ;,,¢r$~_’\§~‘; fb t.y_A_--_pl .~__ _

A "3 f " ' »{~`§,»?l'<*"~" \ ¢‘.~`l§¢,f°‘;.71-\'\'~.'."-‘,-fa* ' yr" _ » » f -

'.-*iso-' a~'.'.>?~‘l*~'?_ -' _--_ j.<t_"_‘

'-i"`~."-rt _ _ _ __ ."i_»i&(_».-- ~ _- , _ Im ._ _, _ --gf .`-_‘tj -;(l,» _*Jw ;_. __~_|_ _ _ '.`__

/r . ,. ' _ ' ‘ \ Pr

_ 4 -

this

__ _ _ _ __ ‘_____-_._»__ 1;,__._ 1 '_ __ _ - _'ll 33; ig' ~¢.'i;_.l_~£§-r

'- I' U fn. ">3-5’-‘-2.-lr*

.? H “ ~

..~f.<.r!.~_1<.f-..ii;?- » ' ..‘ QQ /.Qt-,-1~~f»_}____.*>.;‘;-_,i.z-_-.i-_-'-_V ' s Sy -1.? ,_ _, 1

I 'i 1 \‘ 1: T' ` A A

' -- >i.s\~s.. ' _ ,_

" 7"->"> ' r ‘ '-V""‘ '~`-'.';'!_ ~ --‘.‘€/\.-.;-"L fl '_ "

I ' “A 1»' ‘>7‘»""` "-r__-_'_ A ' *_ _

~ "-lr- '-' - » f - - 1 14 cents posta

._ *' ` . ‘.-`.' _ ' ‘_ -_< 'Q _ S

_ _ II- . ' ~ " 'AJ r- de 20 mites. 9

_ . _ At More Coe! of Handling'

_ -_-_:._.\ .'_-rn ' ' - '_' _- °

A __ , A. rv rw

-$§*,: 1, ,I 1

NORTH

-- ;f‘_.».‘l_'~l*'i'¢}ff-i* /Z,

i\\l_

'_-4 If-it L- “_ ~

` (2.2

.Y , ~

.¥ -.- ‘€i*» f‘“. _

..£~,=»;_»~f§§,_2’§ __

-1:: T 5?

WP:

_. _ ' W

- -5/~ _

~="’ '_ _ sz’ - if si? W - _J-' » 1-

.fr-

A:-,»»

ii I ii .»

1V|__,=t\% ' -_\?

ii; xi' `§""‘~`-$‘»”`&~"-`~»: " 12;:~?f5f

T* lu.,-.f

*A5

"’5»_`»7i>.4',~i°£5

)

-S \¢\.v

/I _

.."_‘_'f~'»"r"-"-

- ., _ _ , _ -aa - »_,i__ib ?»,._.¢ir_;:_p.;1_ ....,;fs1-_-1 #pi-3 9.- ’*

’f§.l'§ 5- ‘.` 1-.

oi’ _ Q 'j

Fi. 3 .i,;¢¢i_ _ _

. » _ 5)-.\v-1 . A _ ~ ._ .\. _

yfvi 'l

5'*

-_ I “

tr 3 /`

_f._v,£._,"\- . J n\»;.’"'J " ’

`* __ Q

:-__> ~ "'

L4 .Q

‘»‘-1'.; ".»*"'.'-*e-‘l\€.]i’l_.~~'7~gg. /.‘.f'f`r§-¢t’\’-<4/v'»§'."‘ - - `_ "'.

-_ "1ll5"_"_‘-_ q»_-»'>,1 -_-_».' 4,, ' -1- ,' -:

_ '.-.-.=-.».»-.:`.°iss.:;.~f;-.'.:;-=.'c?-"’ -ii-:»-_.-2..-A-.

_-; -. _ _ rw- »» ..-1'”-'-_--c-»~.f-_»'-‘A-f. -

11.- _ -_ - _. ,_ _... _ ~¢i,..»rf- .~\,. A., __¢,_ 1°- _O -

»"'__S_- -. __ r _gin - 1.- , I. ‘-‘ :__ _+-,,7§_4,2_'*-f_\j/'~.h»i 'i,§_f-",?'§4-'_:1¢C.‘;\_=»¢-f_~\ ~ J." _ = 'f ':~ ~» - -- -' -~» or --i :. -i -_ .Jf'f.~5- 1”, -op.

‘:~-\ ii -'__

__ ___o ~f-._.,

V _ jk. _

-‘f~.*-:.2 A 'lr ‘lf -2- if-1-I: "' ' ». ‘A ‘-V-fy -613;' ‘1Qj_"-~1*->:G;\_.-";31.`r’i'-;5i.?~

- ' 1 .

.fr

W' 1 'bn' `\ 'NA 77 ef. “I7

r. e ‘ N A » ».-_»`l‘!'TT> /'ll

_" ’4;_-;.,,’,%’/ft ””' _J _‘»7.i»_.;7<p__vi'_3j'Z`\°l;A,_`7_~Tl"1».g___31 1,,

` '/»»rE..vpW <__\.'lf .";.'Y`~e‘)§'I'f\'.k°`t»"',II'é ';‘\‘>`.‘~,` "T, "'_ _

.___ _-_ ~_`_ . , rg,-'

- fi '27' ,_ _ ».;-»."?li»'- __ . -:,791--`”S'5"\"5>¢!".s-°i.f"? "’-°' 3-TT'-L”-‘-

- :-i.7°=»_°.¢i~Z./ _ - _\*<re.*f§.-"-f`~‘ls *A*-.“‘_»e-9-.-.~.c ‘>_--l sh ~_f.-_‘R r ~ \’* /K* »f\._.4?‘f\.- ‘S \ »75;»,.- 1

" ”" ‘”""’5 " " -'**~""”"”""'**”‘ii2s.4,g"f»`=I-1\.‘%sT§=7.5,‘\.'>i.3‘¢';i3'

` '\.f~"%‘“_~» ri- "¢ff.'é.- _

---~"y‘-ia' -"-_ 'iff-7. ."_)`-‘P ' 'qri-Sf,g_:‘7

iii

_$5

rf, `...9

.H ‘ 1 ,3

'-L11 .

‘ v,/- * I

- _J .\~_ __ - " J 'f' ii.” t )°_';" 5‘.¥*»§.

11.3* ._»3.:§;_», _vlziei-*

o\J’_!\_'~.»j_"* _.ir _`_.r

,. __ Jw) ; _

".~i_}!f.»;.

`,r'§._~Uei.

'f ffl...

1' \\

K1-:IT H Toe- _

, Z7-ll;-,fl . _

-f--~"'-f -‘ -‘

` ~_` __ 'I ""'-'T'

_______` _nicrioiuiiv_......

`-I.T`_\ - `--:--~'-.-'~----°:--i'-f-~ff.ff‘_` __ _ _ _ a . " . ‘ fem. ~ fa’-:»'.-S.. . .g;~_.-,--.,-..~.~3 -».?~:~:'»’-’»"-ig-'».~ _._ ' ._`t ¢ _i_‘*,»1-.____________.;'._r_-.-5.; _:_~_._ _ _ _-,_ :.'1f;}§:":Q'§*__'.t,__;‘»'_9___ :,}\,_{'§_a-,__._._ ___-_ , _ .§._g\. 3 ;a 1 t. ‘-THQ’ ~a“` -'.'-.ar -... ._-"f ..-E 511'" _""-".1 1121;-~ »_~_- “

I I 1

i i

3 ‘rs

ii.

*fi sJ;l?°§ _ )~)*§_¢‘-_‘_-_ _» e ' ty -.>

` 7.

41'

'.1-:'~-\_?`I

~\.\

_ - "f~`»'”"' .` ' _ . `M;¢,' _.~ .__

_ __ _ _ _ ".-»,`1 »'»._‘=’\!- fl- _ ._ .. f `% "3 :Fl '-Si'~H ' ‘ 7 - -' - ‘--'_' - 7"' .. "_" if ‘» ' '\_ _ - -- - "'- _' '_ P'*.'7‘ "` - ' f flill-Will, .fs-. f .__-_ ,___;`f:j__`r..

, , v .,”. »° *J °'4_

i 7 _A _ t _ in *, _ 1 Ai _ _

-71

_..

ref if'

` Y ff f

Ji; ____ ._@;?-Tlrglt . `§%\` ' ffl.-_ .si-

3__`E___ ryé-'.. rf- __

-|_;__»§{Si__

.F fi -.io-1 --

.<s»t- .»

" 12"' .v ~- --i~'f- --.»'.‘ '.` s- 1~Ilr&`;__" .

. 1 ‘ii-,,¢~ .-';”~',,‘/-.

_ »-v‘_¢,C, _.;1>». ..- _i~-“’f__ \ ~ -v - *.

.3 a`

.'.'”' If” I

_,M-f"¢'.' 3 .,_ __ A-""4-e. _'s_»_*¥.=»’~€`»' ;.

.”.’¥-%|';;*r._§ "»'

*fe*

~. '1---is A ‘sf rf

1- ‘

-_,.-SF

F’ 5.

. ai ' "'“~`i' 1-*“°`i7“'~/oi 'i\:"";~af'§; ri'-"‘- ,~

_if ' 1 ~’- `- " `

~ ¢_‘; $11,- *‘*.

_.I

-1

-4...),-Y ft~. ._'.'--V `_'.‘-1'

_ _ _- ,__ ______,_' _,|.__. __: <_,‘_. _:_;=. ____ _____'___ _ _.V _.

" ‘ln ‘__.-., ¢.*l. -5 . I ,* ~" ' '~ \\'-- 4 - "~ . 1 '*'.f~‘- --9.4 *Agfa-`\`;*~ 'TU . 47 `l.’*,¢~»e- -"'_7f~"-.l""i "'.’ °-11"’ " ~ --'»\”-»°ff»”'.'ff"- -_-il .- ‘-.->'~_ ==;».:.>.-f»1»_?»_ \‘¥'i'* -" "”

_ _.__ __ _ _'__ ., _ ___ . __ rx -¥_`»

~.»»', _-1, »_ _ __ _ . -- _-5- - -- -_ »_ ..;. _

if `, l- " `

l* i ' __ e' _.1 1,“l..7»ii.,4._- _tru -s ;"">

_ ,Q ->- ~ . J 4.4" 5 _hifi , _ -_-\ »-’f1§ »_~_# _ 3.4.1, ss.

_ \ .

.="~= 1 ~»‘-"_~.¢ .,1-'J y_i\.}E_\":,‘-qt.) a`°.'¢`=}_; xi] J J- ,_;‘?‘.1q'»¥}’*< _(_-_ gi’ vi' T* -' 3 _'rn wil [U ~___\\,_l;i»\,_ _- y_ _,.15 4;.

4' *I .- iv.

_ "“ _i Aff#

,` g . __ nl-'_' `\"<' __ _ Llf.'.'.T_'A

"'>

51;; 'S ;;'_:-fJ'}"".__`

* .1

_ I

ltr ~_ 9"- e - ' 14" "&"-r`.

'vii-`”

__gt_ 5 .’_

_ _

,_1§l.'f fa. ._

‘_ H

<-F

’P",“-'

>¢7:__( _» ,

el J 0,

Ili ' r

1 li

~'___

In to ,L .-.

r\; \,, it

A w ` ii' S fi-f f I’ 74"" F ,- '5"I”‘“"`€~i'N`§`)’I"?"

`-‘ ._ _ ._-W. "'§_-*(7 .- ' M -‘. "n.v°if`»"»v- .'.">-A -.' Is -1-» ' '. ‘T '-

' _'E _ 'Sl ~» i‘t"..*" -"YN ','Y' ri 9'- -- ‘ ‘_ "_ -"-5" __ _ "/Il", ' " -=~'-.-__Ef" A-""" 3

_ _ __ . .. __e i ..

. .1 1

!l4~3

ax, .\

'> v 34

<'r`->-

DEMAND 'her “bell--~°

tremendous. _The DBQPID into me b°o_i¢-»yoi\r._u»l:§- bars are taking it ln..S¥' Y quantities. And B0

` wonder-it is the

_T _ .H w'

or! \`)..il’; -Lx

` Dictionary -

Ever - Puhlisneti'

All brand new this YU"-

25 Dictionaries ln one.

Thousands of new

words never before in ANY dictionary. '

Best illustrated diction-

ary in the world--profuse in page and double page color plates.

‘ Bound in black flexible

real grain.

A Luxurious Book

You intend to get this

book sometime. Do it NOW. This is a RARE offer, It will be only B little while. This is the greatest offer ever made by a newspaper. Supply already running short. You MUST get your copy at once or lose your chance forever.

' COUPONS AND

Mail Orders Flllgd on

Terms Explained ln’

Coupon

Money Back if not Saiisfl- ed

»\

,.1

.. _,__ I

J \

1 ~r Ja

5_1 .v

JL,

uf "<iZr:~ "Ci-1. J 1 -`.’-_ `.`.`__7_`.

» , \_J

A $4.00 BOOK FOR

THREE COUPONS

AND ONLY 986-

-may

CLIP COUPON

6 cents postage within 20 miles.

Some years ago the mole sudilenl_v

sprang into - importance because _its skin became fashionable loi ladies coats. Now, sa-_vs a contributor to Chambers' Journal. it is the turn of another lowly animal, the comomn |,@dge|mg_ to come into prmiilnence. iSome one had discovered that hedgd hogs' quills make excellent needles for phonogruphs-in fact. tl'l11t_tllf“.V in-ing out the sound more eiiectively than metal needles. The walls of ii hedgehog quill are of a hard. horny substance. and the partly ll0ll0“' Ill' terior contains a sort of plth. _

The hedgehog goes' ou the prowl nt

night, and runs about with uwre H511- ity than you would imagine its short legs and duinpy body 1° be "‘“D2-ble Of li has a _stomach of strong. digestive power-the 'bark of trees. earth- worms_ 'slugs snails. frogs. dead _hh-_ds and eggs, including the shell, are .ill grlst to the hedgehog s mill.

'i`iie female hedgehog makes' a snug.

rsinproof nest oi' moss and leaves and brings forth from three to seveu_ or eight young ones at a birth. Whlffll. like puppies and kittens, start life blind, _They ure quaint little ureu- tures. with whitish bodies and soft spines, und they make funny attempts to curl up ii' touched. Their spines however. soon grow and hui°deu,_ and us their muscles develop they quickly gain the ability to turn themselves into prickly balls.

One certiilu wny of iuukiug a hedge-

hog uu\'oll itself is -to put ll init) water, when self-preservation forces it to swim. iWhen it touches land, \\0w@v@r_- it shuts up nil the tighter for the fright. and in the words of the slmwuiun “the more YOU SUI' llllll

testing much real affection they show fcr those' who feel them _ti cer- tain amount of “cupboard love.

DEMAND FULL VALUE

"Pa," said a young lady to her tai mer dad. "l wish you wouldn't say 1 seen." I dou`t know how many times pu. l've corrected you on thot." “Now Mamie, you look-a-here," said the old man, slioveliug u generous piece ot peach pie into his mouth with his knife. "you make yer livin’ by good graiumu and eddlcutiou, 'but yer mu and me, \ve'ie obliged to take summer boarders, and by jimiuy, they demand the dialect il` they pay the rates."

rp..-e»4»-e--e-~e-|--e~»»-~e-4--e~~e..e-o-o-me--o-e--e

"SKIN THE CAT"

But if you won’t exercise vigorously you must

1 'take "Cascarets." .....e»_¢-+-e-evo-0-¢~re-4°*-O0-0-o-A-Q-gag.-s.

There is nothing like bending ex-

ercises, taking long walks, or chopping wood to keep the liver and bowels act- ive, but most folks luke their exer- cise lu an easy chair. Such folks need (las:-nrets, else they stiffer from sick headriclie, sour. ucid siomucli, indig- estlon, colds und are iuiseralile. But dou`i stay bilious or constipated. Feel splendid always by tak-ing Cascurets occasionally. _'l'liey uct without grip- ping or iucoiivenlence. Tiicy never

up, the more he won’t uiicoil." Con- sistent kindness will, with hedge-

nasty harsh Pills. They cost so little

hogs, us' with most animals,` cuiisellllv-Wncurets work while you sleep..

sit-_ken you like (ialomel, Suits, Oil. or

ul potatoes last Winter in Minne sofa alone (ost piodureis, ltis es liintited, more tlirui a million d0l lais lMutli of this enormous loss oi' valuable food might have been pre-vented

The potato is suluett to sf-vi v ii di-i

east--i during the growing season uno iieids .ire .ilso largely dependent on

thclrisses-1r<\lieuvie~it in the lute Fall .iud Winter, after the crop has been produced fiom lots in storage These storage losses ale to a luige extent preventable

G R Bi by us-.i-it.iut plant patho logist ilulveisltv Fsim Minnesota, llin'~. suniniurlzes losses which often otrui .liter the crop has been made

Del.i\ 'lu digging, until some 0! tin

tubers at or uear the surface have been frosted

(utllng .ind biuisiui: of the pota

toes during the digging.

Perniittiug the potatoes, after dig-

ging to lie too long lu the sun, partic- ulurly if' the weittliei' is wurm.

Handling of the potatoe., like co

bblestous-s. Wlieuever the skin of the potulo is broken. rolling is likely to follow.

"l`|ie cellar nr storage bins _-aliould

be as near Zio degrees l<`nl\reulicit as possible during the \'Vlntcr. an should bc dry and well veiilil-.iletl," says ‘.\'li'_ liosby. “(‘nre should be iukeu iiiui none of the poluioes near the wulls of cellar or bins freeze. (`ure in handling the iiutatnes sort- ing out dlseased`iind viii potatoes before putting the crop in storage. .ivoilluuce of chilling or lieiitfug nf the crop. und the provision of cool.

- -___ _ - rin” 'I-.I9 F- --=- 'E l

sims 5--. -~ - ~-- 1 i

t i thi tl idiry; and, ‘ai-` USE CARE IN HANDLING _

A NEW UsTlUll.T_S HEDGEHOGIS lHgH1gl\otlig§'eai'e(_?nlbt :ilpable of manlf- POTATOES FOR STORAGE

_ Not a Bite of ' I Breakfast Until

You ‘Drink Water

.lust as conl. when it burns, leaves

behind its lncombustl-ble ashes. so 'the' food and drink taken day after day leaves' in the alimentary canal indig- estlble material, which is not com-" pletely eliminated from the system each day, becomes food for the tull- llous of bacteria which infest the bow-` els. From this mass of left-over waste toxins and ptomainelike poisons ure, foriued and sucked into the blood. _ `

Men and women who can't. get feel- ing right must begin to take inside' baths. Before breakf'as't each morn-' lug drink a glass of hot water with a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate In it to wash out of the bowels the previous day's poisons and toxins, nu’d to keep the entire sllmeutary canal clean. pure and fresh. ‘

Those who are subject to sick head- -

ache. colds. blliousness, coiistipstionn others who wake,up with bad taste., foul breath. backuclie, rheumatic stiff- -ness, or have a sour. gassy stomach ufter meals, ure urged to get a quarter _ pound of limestone phosphate from the drug store. and begin practicing. internal sanitation. Tihls Mill cbst very little, but is sufficient to make anyone an entlnislust on the subject.

iii#

iiry. wi-liyeiitllared slorlge will re-

lmpi'oper handling .and storing

"\\'eutliei' r~_ou<iitlous_ Often, however,

. ' t 1 ‘

li*

suit lu lurgelgv preventing losses."

ii‘s better to mend your ways be-

fore you go broke.

Q11., _ \_

l -

- __ it i' _--

l il-

`-__ *___ -_" _ _..rr

_etmég 1 "`

BRINGGIN LIP F'-AT‘I-IER

1.’ I Mia. .Macs wzti. ir Trixr

'ro THE l‘;~i A l_5i\_R .11-_

M01-if Have

' Esi:r;~ Quim-

CJANTS

n-~_.-_

M‘_';"*'UU¢ -:- -:~ P. E. Island _

YOU KNOW THAT

i-i|<\<ri~f HAS ACCUSED OF ‘N A HOR‘aE

_-\--_-e-____

I \OL) l5E\N<. m5 <0».irir§ FR\END» DID i-te Nov eggw ON Ocra u5\N<. Hi-5 E

wonos "l crore A mor-a~=.e_`§ »._____,_____

i»;NT»Ai_ YO YOU ‘/.ACT

get

.ff

‘P

fril-

NEVER t~4EN`riQN[ U '_'.

= .ve .A

initio- _

,_________ _ _ lo-17__ I--_ _ __..

Best _ -

No Joo<.E~Hi; " . ...Qt

*OUR NAME - _ . ‘A

V _ _