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EXPLANATION or CONTEST

Each of the above firms have published an advertise- ment in today's Guardian. These advertisements appear In various parts of this paper and may be easily identified by

The Contest Editor will also publish in this section each Friday, an article featuring one or more of these

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Tli se prizes will be issued in the form of service i

contestants must

In this section, write the name of the advertiser in ivhosc IlIIIItlIlIIuPflIPlIl or Feature .'\l'lil'Il‘ a word was inserted, along with the extra or surplus word in i-aeh individual one“ Also arrange the words to form the slogan or trade phrase vertiscr to whom you think the slogan belongs.

Then attach to your solution a receipt or counter slip from any one

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Each week six replies will be drawn from all received and rtx

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number of replies any con- cek, but each reply must be

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orders, it is UIPORTANT that you state in your reply the name of the advertiser upon whom you wish the prize order All replies should he addressed to the Editor, DIAMOND TREASURE Contest, The Guardian, Charlottetown, P. E. Island

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FEATURE ARTICLES

Dickson's Restaurant

At 211 Queen Street, (next to the Fire Station» there is a cosy little restaurant operated by Mr. Stuart Dickson.

Holiiclzkc LII (‘\'l‘l'_\' (Ictail th s res- taurant is fnstly becoming the most

' popular iii the city. for those who

(icmaiid the best in fine foods pre- piiretl and served in strictly sani- tary surioundings.

An exceptionally competent and obliging staff and u thoroughly full-fledged chef combine to make this one of Charlottetowrrs most distinctive restaurants.

Comincneng next week they will resume their famous "Afternoon Tea." (English Style) with which :s szeived Muffins, Orumpets and dainty cakes. This ls a feature ex- clusive to Dickson's and provides a splendid opportunity for all who en- joy a pleasant social hour or so, at any time between 8.00 and 5.00 P.M.

Special mention must be made of the excellent dinners and suppers served here. ‘The menu changes daily and Includes all that one could des re. A11 cooking at Dickson's ls "Home-Style" and there is no de- tail overlooked In their eHdGIWOI-IT to please.

Centrally located as It is, Yet situated ln comparative quiet, "Dickson's" provides en Ideal rest- ing place after the show, or on the way home In the evenings.

A full line of fresh fruit. confec- tionery and smokers’ supplies are stocked here and you may secure entry sips for the Diamond Trees- ure Contest with each purchem. Contestants are Invited to lake out their prize orders on Dickson's

Restaurant.

DIAMOND

Canadian Scouts In The Lead

The Canadian Boy Itlareh past the (‘hicf Scout.

Scouts wer

will be able to recognize the three Island Scouts in this picture.

I Greater Population

VANCOUVER. B. C. Sept. 9.- Cniiazlri miit have more population if it was lo fulfil the destiny that iiaturc Intended for it, was the contention today before the aniiilnl convention of the Crnadiiln Chamber of Commerce of Dr. W. J. Black, Director of Colonization and Agriculture for the Canadian NfllIOIIflI Railways.

With one hIXLEEIIIII of the cul- tivable land in the world and more than that fraction of the world's Nrltilral resources, Canada never- lhrl s» had only half of the per- cent of lhc population. Canada's. development is and always has been tied up with Immigration. he said.

To the criticism that immigrat- ion would take awap the opportun- itie; of the younger generation, Dr. Black replcd no part, of Can- ada has Iii-id less Immigration the past; twenty five years than the Maratimes yet the movement dur- ing this period to the United States and elsewhere hnd been per- haps heavier than for any other pert of the Dominion. The Marl- tiinics had not bencfitted by It and there were many today who be- lieved an influx of farming famil- ies wouJd hiivc good effect.

Looking at the drought stem of the Prairies. Dr. Black said, the sad difficulties there still did not juiify the lack of settlement In arses whcrn families can succeed. He believed some of the perplex- itics of the past few years were due to rural population attracted to in- diisiigv by high wages prevailing durlnc the good years unable to find its way back to the farm without fund".

In a survey of the field for Inliiiigration the speaker found iaoiiie old and favored sources closed with the Briti Ii farmer wcll eff and contented at home and Scandinavian enjoying similar properity._ ‘To regain British Immigration, which will probably conic from younger members of families iis there is very little In- duccincm for older members to migrate, it will be nezessary to organize socltie'= or direct. organiz- ations now existent themselves with encouraging the molcmelit and with helping to siipcrvi-c lt when the people arrive in Canada.

Wlicn our effort to get British has I)f‘(‘II cxhau-tcd, we should en- deavor to secure the maximum number of good farming families froln the United States, said Dr. Brick. Denmark would be a prrimlsln: field in the next two or three years.

On the subject of Continental European Immigration he pointed out that British r-tock was amalga- mated a few centuries ego of European peoples. He thought the

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ers iind Ukrnnlans should become “a- good Canadians as we ourselves ever have been."

Dr. Black suggested theic should be no large .cale Immigration Movement for the present, even lf it were possible but one that. could be increased from year to year.

“In my opinion,“ he said, ‘There

tory when this important question of Inunigratfori celled so urgently for leadership of a constructive kind. There Is a. distinct tendency of our developing a lsfssez falre attitude which means we shall go back." In concIu-Ion he asked the chamber to give that leadership.

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Mr. and Mi-s. A. M. Raub, East

on friends here. Mrs. Raub, who formely taught. In the Biife Vert school vnis guest of honor at B. picnic held at Mason's Shore.

Mr. and Mrs- J. H. Maxwell and Mr. end Mrs. J. G. Scott hflVg re- turned from a motor trip to Prince Edward Lsland, where they were the gue-t; of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Scott. West Point eno Mr. and Mrs. Harry Patterson, Cape Trav- erse.

Mfr Catherine Clarke and Miss Eva Mulr, Westvtlle, N. 5- have been guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Prescott for the pest two weeks.

Mrs." E. P. Goodwin and nephew, Murray Sutherland, who have been visiting m Edmuridswn, have ro- turned home.

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Svriss. Czech», Belgians, Holland- _j

never Iias been a time In our hls- 1

Orange, New Jer ey, recently called i

Montreal, is spending with her parents, Mr. R, Maxwell.

her VRCBUOII and IVLrs. J.

Mrs. W. H. Prescott, Miss Nlary Prescott, Miss Doris Copp, Rev. R. S. Moirissey and Bill Prescott, rc- cciitly enjoyed a motor trip through contraband vveaern New Brunswick.

Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jes. G. Scott, dluing the holi- day week-end were: Mrs. F. B Orr and Joseph Scott, Moncton, Royden Orr and Miss F‘orcncc Hodriett. Bathur t and Miss Edwina Goodwin, Amherst, N. S.

Mrs. T. A. McQuaid and children Everett. and Robert, who have been spending the summer ivith Mix. MeQuaidls parents, Mr. and M s. Jas. Turner have returned to Somcrvtlle. Mass.

Misses Carrie and Evelyn Scott, were recent guests of Mrs W. V. Goodwin, Pugwash.

On Saturday evening, Sept. 4th. Mr; L. M. Connel entertained at a card party. The Invited guests were: Mr. anti Mrs. Gliy Webb, Miss Elizabeth Maxwell. Mis", Dni-e Scott, Miss Emma. Scott, Miss Edvrina Goodwin, Lyell Seaman. Courtney Parks, Ray Scott. Bill Maxwell and Hamid Cruclcshaiiks. Prizes were won by Miss Emma Scott and Ray Scott.

Mrs Annie Well‘, Moneton i5 visitlnc at the home of MI‘. and Mrs. R. C. Goodwin.

The Executive of the Young People's Uliion of Eastern West- morlarid, met on Friday evening September 3r , at the home of the president, Miss Dora Scott. Tho-c present were: Rev. A. F. Baker and Miss Beatrice Goodwin. Port Elgiii; Rev. E- borkhart, Oultolfs Corner, Rev. J. E. Forbes and Mrs. Forbes. Misi Grace Grant, Miss Mnry Grant and Aubrey Bnggs. Bayficld. Plans were made for ‘a young people's rally to be held at Oulton‘; Corner, some time in OCLOIJOT.—Q.

REMEMBER WHEN

(By The Canadian Press)

The New York Yankee-Pluto- delphia Athletics great American league leadership fight drew the largest crowd In baseball history to Yankee Stadium nine years ago today_ When the teams took the field for s. double-header. 83,353 persons were on hand. The record

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Japanese Meet Stub- Iio rn Resistance , From Foe.

By J- n. WHITE Associated Press Foreign Stuff PEIPING. Sept. 8»—lAP)—-JBI)- -:ilic.~e Invasion of the steep hills low-st (If Pwping was stopped todfly lb)" Chinese machine-gun fire. l CIIIIIPSQ reported a number of’ Ismail Japanese detachments were wiped out.

The stUIJbOm resistance of a

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Far Sighted Eyes

Seventy per cent of far sighted eyes are weak re- fractivcly. Discomfort from this condition shows mostly at near work and may be headache. sore eyes, ner- vousness or even upset ini- ach. Car drivers In this clan may suffer considerable dis- comfort. Glasses relieve the strain.

Chimps; division holding. the heights '35 ITIIIOS \\ st. of thlsancieitt city aggravated the Situation of Jap- Hilcso troops whose advance else- iivlicre in this region was halted by

rain and mud.

Highly mechanized Japanese units l‘\\'t’l‘e boa/god down and It was inccessary to resort to, horses for all transport work. The Wet weath- er proved IIIIYIICIIIIIII)’ difficult on the Peipuig-Hankow Railway front. | In a desperate attempt to smash lCIIIIIPSP resistance west of Pelping. the Japanese resumed air bomb- ardmcnls. trying to put out of scum Chinese guns and trench moi-tars, as well as machine-gun first.

It “n; learned that more than H.000 wounded Japanese soldiers Ihavc been brought by train to {Polling hospitals.

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,Heavy Fighting 0n Biocayan Sector

HENDAYE. Franco-Spanish Frontier. Sept. B-Insurgcnt troop! battlcn tonight. at heavy cost to reach the ivcszcrn shore of the Sella River about 30 miles east of Gljcn.

Astiiriiiri militiamen defending the approaches to the last govern- mrnt stronghold on the Bay of [Biseav in northwest Spain. W911

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