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Two Shes- Tull and Small

Tlu Label i: Red mu! White

lt look: crenmy It (noted creamy ll in creamy

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Carnation

Milk

“ Fm", Produced Contented l." ‘ Cows- " Canada

" l l Add Richness to ' Plain Foods

MANY foods which appear on our daily menus lack essential food value which we need. Many valuable foods do not appear on our menus be- cause they lack flavor.

Carnation Milk meets both problem. It adds richness to “starved foods". It addslflavor such as you can get in no other way.

For Carnation is inst pure, fresh milk evaporated to double richnes, kept sale by sterilization. Undiluted, it takes the place oi cream at one-third the colt. Diluted, it gives finer results in all cock- ing. Order several tins or a case oi 4B tins from your grocer.

.S'rnd for a /ree copy of Mary Blake’: Cook Book. Address Carnation Milk Productr Co., Limited, Aylmer, Ontario.

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—NEW FA_LL MILLINERY now on dispiuy At Sinclair's. » 928-i-9-22-2i

piutins, crepes, etc. worth $20.00 to] I $.‘i5.00 selling one third off reguhux. ‘At Sll‘l(€ltlll"S. oesis-zzrlj

—-FULL RANGE ot’ izitiitws nos" ll-‘all nnd Winter coats lll'l(‘E‘tl from, $12.00 up. At Sinclair's. 02841

, -SEE OUR RANGE oi‘ liulioul jFur Coats. We have them all kinds {and styles. At Sinelzihfl. ‘ 9284-9~22-2i

—A FEW LADIES WINTER COATS from last season, vlcuring| halt’ price ut Sinclair-Bi, 028i

—THE BORDEN DRAMATIC Club will present their play an. "Old New Hampshire Home" in the Central Bedeque Hall Friday night. Sept. 23rd at 8.30 p. m. 3i

—10 HEAVY CLOTH WINTER coats, soil’ collurs, now only $0.1M 8 extra heavy conts $9.75 ouch and i0 luciios routs with fur collars worth $25.00 tn $1M for $12.75. At Sinclair's. \ 028-1

l -|_|v£ POULTRY WANTED. ._‘ ‘We ore now prepared to handh- ~live poultry daily, paying night-st murkot prices for ‘well linislu-il stock. Thin unfinished bird-s nolt minted. liirtls must be brought in‘ with empty crops, J. ll. Miiinnm. S. R. Pendleton, Kensingtnn. 9182-9-l71li

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—WEDD|NG BELLS-A verY protty wedding took piuco at tlw home 0t Mrs. F. L. Jelly, Sunmn-r- side, lost Saturday morning, win-n her oldest daughter, Rhoda, wnsl united in marriage to Mr. James‘ A. Murrny. oi Washington. ll. 1'.‘ The ceremony took pinco in tho presence oi‘ u few iriontis nmi was performed by ilvv. W. ll. ilurdiutt. Stnte Department. at \Vnr;hingion whore the young couple will make ‘their homo. The b_ridn rccoivoil n numbt.~i' nt‘ hcutititui presents. At‘!- er n splendid wedding bro/ukiuut,

Round the

Gllildiitllplflififi

Cruises

World, unse

“The Wonder Belt-

Come! Be oil‘ on life's most thrilling adventure -— a trip round the world! Luxurious travel comfort will be yours aboard thedream ship of cruises, Empress of Australia (21,850 gross tons). With Canadian Pacific an your host, you will never know a dull moment. You will leave New York, Dec. 2, for 133 days-

fj w. n. GILLIS c c0.

The land: of the blue Mediterranean — your; to discover and explore! Colorful Madeira, ro- mantic Algiers, mysteri- ous Egypt and the Holy . Land. Sail from New York,. Feb. 4, on the sum ruous Empress o] Scot and, manned by a cruise out? trained t0 attend your every Wish. 73 days, l9 ports, l6 ' countries.

40 King Street

Travolta-a‘ Cheque:

-- - i s , 2o a 21 of ‘h: warm ZIiD-llllnlilfgitl- Chriltrrlix: in rhfiroalrlyilnd. New Year's Eve in Cairo. u‘: \ \ .Q' Mediterranean i SouthAmeriea- Cruise - 4 Africa Cruise

Gut lullin/onnalion, ilinemriu andplane n/ lhlpl [mm local llltIflllhipI agenh, or

G. BRUCE BURPEE District Passenger Agent

Alwnya curry Carnelian Pacific [apron Oompanfl

l F Here iaacrulse thatofiera I you the “contrasts of the world"—f_rom the cul- tured life ofSbuth Amer- ica's flourishing capitals to the primitive blacks of the East Africa coau. Leave New YorkJan. Z4- on Canadian Pacific's _ speed-queen of the seal, " Empress of France. 104 ' days, 16 countries, 20 ports. Stop-over in Europe, if desired.

St. John, N. B»

. Negotiable everywhere 608

elenite Hardwall

Plaster ‘l AND

Cement

Fresh Carloads just

received. Tlizadarma

COAL

We can supply your wants for coal in dny quantity required.

OLD SYDNEY SCBEENED. SPRINGIIILL. ~ INVERNESS. ALBION ROUND ALBION STOVE ALBION NUT AMERICAN ANTIIRACITE. WELSH ANTIIBACITE. IIIBCO COKE

Prompt deliveries, lowest prices. Special prices on chr iota.

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WORLD'S GREATEST TRAVEfi SYSTEM

cnnrens .

they started in their var and will motor to their tll-lflllllillliill. t'.'ll'l'_\'- ing with them the best wishes of u host of friends,

Eastern Guardian A

..'EASTERN AGENT - Mr. J. W. Murdock is Guardian agent inl Montague and will be pleased to receive news items, advertising, new and renewal subscriptions.

..'SEE PLAY “Uncle Rube," ru Holy Name Hull, St. Peter's, Mondny evening, 26th inst; in aid 0t" build- ing fund. Music and other special- ties. Admission 36c and 25c. Ladies with pies, tree. Come and enjoy 1i few hours of genuine comedy.

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..*THE EXODUS.--T"I‘on1 f-WIZV station lost lt‘riduy from Fill-urn. llurmuny .lct., Sourls, lll‘ill' ilivt-r. St, Voter's to Mount Stewart thori- was passengers awaiting to board the train tor Boston and othcr parts, scores and more u. some stations.

.."BACON HOG DEMONSTRA- TlON-Jlommissioner (llny hold n swine or bacon hog tinmonstrn- tion [or the hvanotit of the youui: people's swine club nmi for '11.- l)l(l(!l' folks also, at. the farm of Mr. Frank McAuiny, Souris Lini- liontl, lust wcok, ‘mint: Mr. .\i.-An- iny's hogs as object ilessons, (trout interest was nutuifestieil by oil proscnt, both old and young.

..*A NARROW ESCAPlL-What. might have been a fatal accident occurred while Mr. Muc\2nzin, Kin- ross, was driving his cur between Kinross and Ulgg. His steering got":

{Four Good Reliablt Salesmen Wanted

To solicit orders for Tailored to Measure Suits and Overcoats. Soc our cash discount or special oflcr ol cxtrn pants free [or this month

only by sending order this month.

S. F. TARBUSH

112 Prince Street, ChariottetowI

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. FEED . STORE

ls well stocked with FEEDH for HORSES ‘ CATTLE, SlIEl-JI’,

l SWINE and rout/run.

PRESSED IIAY and STRAW. IIORSEMEN. We have

some extra heavy clean OLD FEED OATS, also BEAN, SHORTS, CRACKED CORN,

FEED CORNMIIAL, OIL CAKE MEAL, SCIIUMACKER FEED, etc. etc.

POULTRY SUPPLIES and FEEDS. FOX BISCUITS, ctc., all at lowest prices.

Wholesale and Retail

CARTER 8i CO.

broke and MrpMcKenzic applied his brakes as he was nearing n bridge. and when he saw that the car was going over, he jumped from the scat. and the car went, over the bridge. Mr. MacKenzie was not hurt but. his cur is a total wreck. Hfltl thori- been o. railing on the bridgothi- car would not have been smashed to pieces.

.."MODERN CONVENIENCES. A grent. [unit with furm lilo is tho luck oi’ (aonvenlcnccs in tho homo no running Witter. bath, ioili-t, i-tc. Mr. Prank McAuiny, Soul-is lAnv Road has plucod all those city con- venicncos in his homo this sum- mer. Running water both hot nnd cold, at the sink in the porch uud washroom, also tipstnirs in the bnth nmi iuvattiry. The system i~< u tnnk in the uttic filled by a inrro pump in the porch. (lrivon by u ll-2 horsepower gnstiiine engine» which previously was and is yet usod for driving tho wnshing mu- ohlnfi creum separator. etc. Tho‘ waste and ‘sewerage pipes nn- or- tcntieil several hundrctl loot to 1' swnmp. Considerable of the work was done by Mr. lltlltAlllll_l' himsolt‘. us he in n cnrringe-iniiidc-r by truflo" though not working iaxr-t-ilt for his own needs, and by Mr. Iinvic. Plumber nmi tinsmith of Sllllfltiv only the women 0i the household can full appreciate these eonverr; icncos. l

- : A Costly Whistle.

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SEPTEMBER 2&,1921;,

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Thursday Afternoon September 22nd.

Oflicial Opening of the new

Autumn Millinery anti Wearables of all Kinds

T IIURSIJAY afternoon this store invites you to com

'i‘l1c now _L{'O0(lS 0i’ every kind are ready. In (Eve)-

cxprosses the txpirit 0i’ AUTUMN 1927. Naturally tlllGlil; the utondcrful showing“ of

i Miilinery--Coats---Dresses---Furs

N all 0i’ these lines you will find models and desi

e in and walk through every d6pa1't1nent_ .v Section there’s a display of merchandise that there Will be perhaps more interest centred

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gns that can? the EDDPOVQI of Paris and New

York. But after allmseeing‘ is easier and better— d l -. ' - - ,. , . ztbottt it all. So then~wiil you come in Thursday and lélialll muc 1 mole mtelestlng than leadmg

. . _ s ‘show ou throu -d t ' single tleepartmenwtherefs something; good in every one, y . m] O not miss

NElViO-FLEX Demonstration

Thursday, Friday; Saturday, Sept.22 to 24

¢P¢l1il1g of new! Wearablos for , Men and, Boy;

A special demonstra- tion of the new “N emo Flex” Foundation g'ar- mcnts will be conduct- ed Phursday, Friday and Saturday in the (“J o r s e '0 Departtnent under the supervision of a trained corsetier from New York, who

' will gladly help you in the selection of a Foundation Garment suited to your require- ment‘.

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New Hats,

l Caps, Suits, Overcoats Furnishings

A locomotive Wlliflilo uses tour

ions of water nmi 1,200 pounds c-i. coal for every hour ot (‘nllililllfiilf-l operation.

--—-<0->--- SIMPLE WAY TO GET , RID OF BLACKHEADS!

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wny thnt now-r fnlln to" irr-t I'll] oi‘ hhu-k- ‘is bonds. ilmi ls in dissolve tin-in. To lln P- thla. not twn ounces of nnrnrlvm pnWIWrl from any drug store-sprinkle n llttl-o

. _ . _ ., . _ man. active in spite oi’ is ears, "M04 .- .',:,,l',,,"'i,',,r|.']',l'f,.',,':,,, ",l,l,',,,'",f,,ljl“;,',‘, Elizabeth Noonnn, Principal oi-‘the lnrrns or this province came in tor fluid that he hul an uncle kl ed in "and 5h mm ‘he mm‘ ‘will m-l nuirprlurtl nv-‘w tn- hInrkhv-mln Spottan Shore College, Vtctorialgood deal of attention from him. In lt-M Battle oi’ Waterloo

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hIn:Hi":n||;'|»¢:;.-tmn'If, iwi-‘i-prg-iat-lilzyllétov: ggrtlalaiiglslf arrrtieli-icraliourney back his visit to Albert County, he atatedl Mr. Noonun and his daughter,

simply illsnoivr nmi disappear. tn-niln nri- elm -I|rt and IPPPFHIIIII that form in tin- vmrvl of the skin. Thr- poroxlno yimrnli-r and the water an they n-nali rlwht

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The inllowlhz is token irom tnefcounty. the diflercnt. industries in s iMoncton Timos:——

There is one simple, uni’:- flllll dill?" A" lmeresung vmmr to the cny Miss Harriet, arrived in

lust Saturday. accompanying Miss farms on P. E. 1., and naturally the

ply || Illlllllfl‘ of dust nmi 7508mm “Pent in P- E» I» Mr. Norman, a prosperous tanner,

um -———-<o>--- ‘ ' ‘l ' i tn "o a r our." ad t n. n. A ‘Mm’! “I ¢ ,»,-;~.-,,~,=»»,~,t~ ..*;.:;:. s. t: ...:";.*:F=."...... m.’ “Matt's... .....'r:..: 2mm and in their |,,,_ “active and wairvery nnich interest-e p yeeks o. Now it in useless ———-- women n worn ‘ed rlnmllonctcn um the sllffollllmii _ ‘to u» rm otiut week. sax-raving, a o, _.. '_ ' -

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AN INTERESTING VISITOR icountry, and during the week has; tvisited the oii wells

,the city, (the Swift Canadilm Psckdcormiderabie ‘amage. f M“ lBIlB gun‘: betting o! especial tigteresthlnnd root crops were practically on- 0 MW. uc uc c. wflsne. and o er sur- in u d, b t t .

dnughwrgtoundlm dmflcmpm. Noun“ 00m l re u he standing grain re meeting or the Amemm

oi d , l Monctomducts one oi’ the largest mixed c Si‘ brill: u mtandinghtllifid xladgiiisitdillcdllnrgeofinecolwh“

n. University o! Berlin professor. declared at the \

Mr. Joseph Noonun, E. 1., who with his

cnloyable‘ that. the land there was weirsuited leave today on

w-mlxed fsrminz. but me Dimple tit-Inland home. this province did not seem to ’

their return to their .ll.y." Anemia was

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