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A PAGE FOUR V- . THE CHARLOITETOWN GUARDIAN `
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do this as well as
For Steel and Iron Workers
demands keeping the body prepared in winter
for extremes of heat and cold. Nothing will
ATLANTIC
unonnwln
f- ---f f'~`:l` -
IT8 AUTUMN NOW.
green,
For its Autumn now.
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frozen dew.
the ground.
For its Autumn now.
wool, _
river looks new, '
The harvest moon is at its full,
For its Autumn now. _
 'ras nowol-it unit oioorneu this year his father 1-. final: his wife “ml '~'l'“‘|'
  The wfrlfi igizlllifil as' it passes you.
Fm its .~\IItunIn now.
SKY- '
‘ fleecy snow, .
lint let us be happy while we may..
For its Autumn now.
LAURA MacDOUGALL.
Arg_\'lt`- Shore, i’.E.l_
KNEW HIS TABLE MANNERS
'l`he suggestion of the food con
Being an extra heavy weave, It easily absorbs the sweat ` Servers i ,Im we ea, Wlmle ,w,|.L,
of hard work. it guards against sudden chills. _ _ the sto;-y_ of the schoolboy who was
" '  belmg questioned by the examiner.
Yet it fits perfectly to the limbs
and permits the muscles iuil play.
Look for the Atlantic Trademark,
the guarantee of Long wear.
ATLANTIC' UNDERWEAR LIMITED,
MoNc'roN. N. B.
Said the latter, “Do we eat the flesh
r of the whale "
“Y-y-yes, sir," faltered the young-
ster.
"And what." rxuel hi .-
/ UA/DE/PM/[AR H tloner. “do we dd’uw`ith( theHboI?::‘;”
P-please, sir.’ responded the boy,
our plates."
W?-*FI
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  NEW YORK FISH ADVTS ,All UHIUIREN iilVE
ri-' '  i  -   E r "svllurol Ilirtu
Th M. R d & C uva in uwils
Wliolcsalc t‘onIniission Fish Iicnlcrs Give It when feverish. emi, onions,
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for bad bneath or sour stomach
#fir 108 Fulton l"islI .\Iarkct, New York 1
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Look at the tongue, Mother! Il’ coat-
cd, it ig a sure sign that your little
Specialties. Smelts, Eels and Clams. Consignnionts solicited, daily one‘s stomach, iirver and bowels need
returns. Stencils and stationery on application. a gentle, thorough cleansliig at once.
When peevieh, cross. listless. pale.
Roference Market and Ifulton National llunh, New York. doesrpt sIeep_ doesnft eat or act naw,
rally, or is feverish stomach sour.
S. B. WILEY, &: SONS. Transfer Agent Boston _ breath bad; has Sto'mach_ache_ Sore
$68-10-30M&B tlwks
throat, diarrhoea. full of cold. give a
_ _, teuspoonful of "California Syrup of
WT’ _"_
BASIC SLAG
We have just receivetl a Ipiaiitity
ui Basic Sh-ig. which we offcr al'
$25.00 per ton.
This Fertilizer' has given good rc-
sults when applied in the Full.
Send for testimonials.
Figs," and in a few hours all the foul.
MAKING FOG T0 QRDER -I-0 HUM_,constlpated waste, undigested food
|I3||:y AIR 'and sour bile gently moves- out of its
_‘___ little bowels without grlping, and you
have a well, playful child' again.
t You needn`t coax sick children to
ifogs nit- in :ut-li great demand in
or-;l~nlin inlinsn-ies that they must he take this harmless "fruit ‘laxative;"
made to order :It great expense, ('01-Itlley l0\'9 lifl 11€liCi01lS H1519' Hifi li Hi'
ton, \\'ool_ silk, and cortizige Iiiiil.=.‘\V3.\’-°'mi1k95ih¢‘m feel 5Dl9“dld~
\\'aI'clioIIsc.~ paper Inills lcntlif-.r und f\f‘k .V0\ll‘ tirllggist. for ii hot-
- felt I`z1<‘toI-ies printing plants. and tie of “tlnlifomia Syrup oi’ Pigs."
   .~‘co|"t=.§' oi' other industrial works rv- which has directions for babies, child-
o Iuirc ll unil`ornily humid utinospherc ren oi' all ages and for grown-ups _ _ _ _ 1, _ _ . _
l 'liicli is not naturally obtainable. plainly on the bottle. Beware of coun- 3" ’mp°’t““" e‘°n°m C an ol H' 'l
1090-l1<8Mti’. I \\
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no ol' tin- most i-oiuinon nicnns in teifeiis sold here. 'I`o be sure you get
attaining thi-= cull is by prodtnring l`0l_' the genuine, ask to see that it is mails
 C  `ni iuiuierous pniiits througliout a plan! by “t‘uliforniti Fig Syrup (`onipan_v'."
a S and mixing ;I with the surrmindiiig Refuse any other kind wilh conteiillli-
m 0
air, l’upul:iI _\IcllIuiIlc_-. .\lagfIzino for -_Q-_--_----~
r»Io\n»r ronluiiis un interesting uv- _
- ll-ouut. \\‘r-ll iiliistrntvti, ol’ how lI\i~‘ IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL ARM FOR
  '  is <l<u\<=- ' 5°*-°'ERS .__ __ __  __ ____ _ _ __ _ ____ __ ___;__=;;1;;;€<=-1_1;;i=:=: -:J '~
171 Great George St.-Ph°na con.
nection.
Manufacturer of all kinds of flue
hair goods, including, Toupees and
Wigs.
WHERE INGENUITY COUNTS M H C L, b
Hair dressing, Manicuring, Shaan-
pooing, singeing.
567-10-l0M1mopd.
Dr. Clift
CHRONIC DISEASES
CURATIVE TRE.~\'l`ME2\’T by the»
month in advance, Victoria Hotel,
Charlottetown, P. E. I., Canada..
HOURS. 12 to ll daily. Now(
979-ll-1M3mospd_
J. D, STEWART
Barrister, Solicitor and
Notary Public ;
Offlca Newlon Block, Charlottetown'
Branch Office, Georgetown
Money to Loan on Roll Estate
S. S. Hessian
Barrister, Solicitor, '
Notary Public, &.c.,
MONEY T0 LOAN.
Montague, P. E. I.
 
M¢LEAN &.M¢KINNoN
Barrister . Attorney-at-Law I
` Barrister; Attorneya~at-Law
Oihco Royal llank Builriing
_ ifharlottctown. P.E_i.
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MQRSON & DUFFY I
l Barrlateia and Atorneya
lollnitors for Royal Bank of Canada
' MONEY TO LOAN.
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Mci.EOD & BENTLEY "
W. E, Bentley, K. C.
llrriater and Attorneys-at-Law
Money to Loan,
Offloa-Bank of N. 8. Chzmbora,
Charlottetown, P. E. I,
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WARIURTON l SHAW.
Barrtltera. Attorneys, Notary Pub
|10. Ito., Solicitor; for Canada Bank.,
Annotation. Bank of Montreal, Cao
odo; Porlialont llortalo (lorpora.
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upon nature in the matter ot' mau's
_  '- ‘ _ er|uiInnent As a result the young (`a-
\\\\.\\\\\\ -_ nudian who loses an aI'Iu in l<`rant:e
/ will have the inember replaced upon
w
 5 ` his return with an arm fitted with I 'o
` / hands. one hulll t`or looks and the
other for speed.
KI D N  The coutrovei's_\' over hands 'ind
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U £1 _ /"T,
Egg Jr -
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been settled, and the result is being
/ *found very satisfactory. uno is mr.
0.  -_-_- un\vIer's ingenuity in fitting out thc
R I I '; _ .\‘_\  week-|£'a_v substitute for livc digits
  and u grip with a double steel hook
I] L   Hi which grips hy means ol' u stool
&€__,»i§rl,;I-f_t”. _,_ cit-imp, and is very easily adjusted.
MA'fs£I‘(TI< _ lt has a knuckle joint adjustnient.
gé gF_'_,|¢Ill;_`,r__,1' and is removable at the wrist where
»  ‘.`l'IIi1" for evening wear. Sunday. and "nc-
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" 'll »I‘.|lll cal-lions" the artificial hand it attach-
_    P  ` ed. _
Successful in Workshop
\"-mil.-s -on artificial urnis has thus
The first man to wear one of those
arms is Pte. Munn. a gardener, and
he finds that he can manage any of
his garden t-ools quite comtlortably
00 S  with his new hook arrangement. The
appliance was trieil out with scores
of mechanical tools in the workshops
and found satisfactory as well..
 The hospital authorities find that
this device settles a big Iirobleni for
____ them. which the ptill between a mnn's
pride of looking well and his neces-
' lsity of earning a living presented
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‘The hook wus by far the most use-
 Ladles  \'t'ul, but they rebelled against its ap-
_  ipeuraiice at hoIne_nnd »on the street.
Chfislmas Number ' Further Improvement Probable l
The government limb futtoiv ha-
. 9 _ 1 3 ‘_ J
The  S  the right to nvail Ilself nf any patent
C , device In linih Innnufucture. and over
greater improvement may be Innde
 with constant experiment going on.
Christmas Number The retnrneri imys will prom hy 1
,ni|, For the (‘oInmIssion assures them
re hrnli on sul-.»~ at our News Count- that their artificial members will ai-
or. 'I’wn h1‘IIntiiui Iiulnbers. the finest Wl'l.Vl‘ im kfllli in |'0Dl\ii` ‘UNI iillitlllll'
‘and lmst _vor ialuiofl. every' home'f0rthelI'Iieer1's.
ioIIl¢I iiuvt- a copy only 15 cents. _----~?-»--- 
NEW AUTO LOCK HAS ALARM AS
liurge stocks of latest and test AN A9959 FEATURE
books coming ln |l:|il_v.
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gulur block. to which _  ` _ ,
ped_ metal member in . ‘ ' . 1 `
tutes I1 new type 0| __
Y P _ ll automobile lotlr. To protect Q car the ’ - l --
lllilflg "il Wm' 'WW U°°¢|l- HHVG YO" U-shaped part In claaperl about the v '
got :I co _v of Rai h Connors' new _ ' ' l
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P_ P' tire and rim of a front wheel, and
:“’°_k7 7""“' i" "'°"k- ""9 07 hi” then the two parts are snapped to
nw _ ~ -~ gi-,liter lun- ri pnrllnvk. A kay unlocks I Gne pill a dose, 264: a box. 5 for $1.00, at all dealers, or Edmanson. Bates it 00.. Limiwi. I I i
' ' A thick trlnn
Beautiful new goods in Christmas n strong ll-i.‘Ia
stationery, cards, etc.. now opening. ,,||m.hmI_ ,.,,n,,-[I
To and doll do artrnent u stairs .
The trees have laid bl' U10" F0595 0f
The birds have left for scenes anew.
The wood is the prettiest ever s'een,‘
lThe gniss has turned n golden brown hot and the messenger boys on the
'Twas coloured that shade by the run when the transports land at the
The Maple has covered with leaves cardod warriors, returned' to Canada
The clouds* are as soft as cartlod i the effect uD0n U10 health “lil
The path through the wood_,liy_ the grams pour In front every section Of
\\’lrItI~.r is coming majestic and strong father of twins-no nilsfofmne i" the
The trees will soon lose their robes so John quickly I'roi\i the red i%\D€ Df
The gound will be covered with with
"‘we 1-leave them on the .s-s-sides of
FAKE WIRES FLOOD
DISCHARGE DEPOT
Home Folks "Dying" To Sea Tha
Mon Attempt To Cut Red
_ Tape Entanglementa -_
"H0lDe casualties" keep the wires
eastern ports with their loads of dio-
unilt for further service. ‘ ~
The homecoming boys l1\i5llt be B
plague descending ulJ0l1 Calllldl Jud!
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longevity ot their relatives, 'rele-
the Dominion L0 me Dlschwge De'
pots or the Military Hospitals »C0m~
mlaaion. urging that John be Sent
homo .at our-e. ills 'mother is dying;
ren have hei=.iI,levio‘ted from their
home; he has just become .the proud
wI\0Ig ¢-,lgegol-_V of calamities has been
overlooked in the endeavour to free
discharge and restore him to his
Job for Clairvoyant
Picking the tl'\l\lll!Pd UD l'll9*‘~°'l\l4e"‘_
from those based u_pon fact_ in the
business of the O. (_ and staff. and
deciding how dead ai mails father is
after 75'out of u hundred nie.-Isages
have proven lake is fi test for any
mon's iintution_
--These boys have had pi-eu, tough
luck overseas. ill SONS* “il-“""~" lleclal"
eu' Lt.-Col. Iuai-ion, 0. _tt »»'_u\e Que-
bw Dgscharge Depot, Ir.: _its nath-
ing in comparison to the ‘ine UD Of
¢muI,Ieg. tha; greet tht-ni wlien they
land in Canaria If you \-..~ f to judge
by me Iglegrains we receive."
"They are anxious to get home.antl
their people sie' just 'as anxious to
have them. and the nearer they gel
the harder II seems to wait. In many
cases we ‘have found that the boyé
have gem telegrams. asking theiir rel-
atives to wire for them.
_ Get Benefit of Doubt _
“In many cases they have put it
over on us. but we catch most of
them. ln case of death I/OU Cfllfi be
too sure e-vcn tiIough'tiI_er‘e rs I-I lot
of dramatic talent loose In the place.
for you‘tI rather be On the Safe Side
.and fooled. than hold a man up to
the regular routine and fllld Ulll [00
late that the wire was authentic.
"Wo try to get the fellows off with
all the dispatch we can muster. Not
a man is held over a day longer than
is necessary and once they have been
here a day or so they realize that. but
when they tirsr land. all they want Ir
to ge theme. and every mil" lhlllks
that he its the first one who ever
thought of wiring for himself."
SALMON-DRESSING MACHINE
WORKS AT HIGH SPEED
lu ten hours' time the latest m0li€`l
ofa niachine. illustrated in the Octob-
er Popular Mechanics Magazine, in-
tended for use in fish canneries. ifs
able to clean and dress approiiiniawli’
36.000 salmon. in operation 11 is en-_
tirely automatic, and without s_Iw<_-lui
adjustment handles fish u'elgl\1}1s
from two to 20 lb_ Because of its
speed. it is able to do the work of ah-
out 60 expert laborers, and thus is
caniicry. As salmon are carried uIi~_
ward and around a large wheel. liit~y`
come in contact with knives and re-
volving devices _ that reniove the
heatls, tails. iins_ and entrails. 'Fhcl
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soft couches, thick rugS»
of 'thc nfen who have ea
After a hard duy’s work
rerogn
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“Tha Hall lllisl Guardia N|ti`an'| Sleep”
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“A Maifs Room” is Synonymous with Comfort
ciate "a niau`s room” with downright comfort-easy chairs,
;ind,of course, a comfortable, restful lied.
rued the right to enjoy these pleasures, sleep on
STERMO GR _
The"QualitY,"Mattress .
at office or factory, how restful and soothing is the hillowy
softness of the “Ostcrm0or.”
How it supports the tir
awaken refreshed in mind and body.
Surely $25 is a small sum to invest in so much rest and comiort-remembering
too that every “Ostermoor" will give at least 25 years of ideal service.
That’s $1 a year or less than 2c.» a week. Worth it-isn’t it?
Ask your dealer tn show you I/Ie “0stermoor"-_\'on'll
izc it ni once by the name woven around the edge.
THE PABKHILL MAN UF ACTU RING CO. LIMITED
Succeasors to the Alaska Feather & Down Co., Limited
Makers of Bedstcads and Bedding _
Winnipeg MONTREAL Vancouver
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offal drops to conveyors whit-h wir-i~_\-'Iirisiia directioIIs_ The t.‘..'o trains. as LEAPS
it to Iieai'-by i`eI‘tilizing plants. whii.: shown in the October nuInhI.\I of I’op~ '
the fish proceed to scrubbing troughs. nlur l\It-cliaiiics Magaziiio inet .Il-
niost exactly at this deadline, bevtilise
I-IEAD.0N TRAIN ¢0I_|_|3IQN A1- one eiiteretl one block only five sen- _\ ,.0
END OF SIGNAL BLQQK onds nftcr the' other had <~nic~red tliclhmu).
ljoiniug block. Other I'-actors con-_ hm-,|C,»___. (.|,i|d,-en trapped In a mom.
' ' lit
A recent head-on Collis-'lou of l\\'t>lf"ll“"i'm ll’ th? “°°m°'_“ “"""’ UW bout,
freight trains has few purailcls ilill""l5 ‘hui thi! <ll"IJf\if`l‘@l`f* 0"<l0l'S “"‘\"~`llilazc
railway his-torv in that it ncclirrctl all mpremiw and that H hwy; rug ob' of an c
the oint whlerc two block si iIaisl~*"\\""l ill" 'lt-’-hi Ui' W1\.\'. l‘#\l"h ‘mill i--#uv
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were lot-ated to mark thc tlivisiou in--'“
was used for trains traveling in op» "‘
INTO BLAZING POOL AND
RESCUES CHILDREN
lll'l\K£‘U\lS _\'O\ll\g lllHll Wil() 
wiht to the rescue of three
whicli was surI'oIIntleIi by a
of ignited gasoline. is the hero
xciting occount ln the October
ui' Popular lliecliaiiics Magaz-
n.< drawn by Iwo ing iocoInotIvt~'.:_|,mr How he soyved nm d|mc“|ty of
tween two blocks on it track which T“'° "Wil \\'@l"¢ =-'»li'Ili\l|.V` il\.i\ll'0<l ill ill'~‘]lheir rescue is picturesquciy describ-
ilsll- eil and
illustrated. ‘
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_ _ _ 'm Factory Turning Out
-_---- Arms With Both Hook and _ _ _ . _ V
“___ mghL,,.,, of Ipit-ky Moiiiitalii Hand Attachments _ _ _
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Flwol) mm mwdll als mr. “wr t_h.9 .\lI'. li. Bowler. t`oI'eInuii of tho liiiih ’ I Y” "
mulintuiu pvziits In it it-\v nIiiIull‘.~< u.~ -I _,____________ ___. "___ “_"m___v_ Hm__m__l§  _
luiulcr rail iw in l\\`<’ l‘“""-"'- t‘o|nInis==lnIi ut 'l‘oroIito_ \vlIere all Ie- ~`-'
turned soldiers are ilted with aitili-
__ __=,§_ _____,' _'E -,-____--.-E' cial limbs, is not nshanied to impi-ova
NDIGESTION becomes a
I habit to a certain extent.
Many of the conditions under
which we live are arizificial. We
Be
free oi liuligestiun   
And Rid of the Poisons
Which Cause Pain,
eat ton much, take too little nat- _
But what wou
vigor, and to
living?
you to be free of allthis trouble. l
to feel again the old energy and
I .
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ld it be worth to
enjoy healthful 1
ural exercise, and have too much
worry and anxiety. The diges-
tive system does not get a chance.
The liver is usually first to get
out of kilter, then the bowels be-
come constipated, and the whole
process of digestion is disorgan-
ized. Instead of being properly
digested, the -food ferments and
causes sour stomach, belchiiig of
wind, pressure of gas about the
heart, suffocating feelings and
fainting spells. '
Headaches, pains in the limbs
and back, tired, depressed feel-
ings, irritability and discourage-
ment. are other symptoms.
You may have tried stomach
medicines and aids to digestion
until you have given up in
despair. _ __
Tired Feelings?
Operation Avoided
Mrs. Annie Watkins. Glace Boy, New
Harbor, N.S., writes: "I think it is time
for me to give my experience with your
wonderful Kidney-Liver Pills. For aeven
months I suffered with what the doctor
called lndlgostion, but whatever it vu.
I suffered terribly. The pain would start
under my left ghouldor and pans down
my aide until it reached the pit of my
stomach. It just seemed an if the flolli.
wore being torn from tho bone. At times
I' uaod tn go without food from one
morning until the next. I I\,|.¢I no MI.
ern' 1°!! for work at all, At Inst our
doctor sont me to the hospital I'or a
month. For four days uid nights I never
bl'0k0 my fast ox:-ellt for A drink of
water. After four weeks' treatment.
there I returned homo, and was bank
only four day; when the pain name hack
worst- than ever. 'Then I was told- I
would have to undergo an operation, but
T would not consent to that. At last I
read about Dr. \”‘hnse's Kidney-Liver
Pills and started to lake them. At first I
I did not notice much difference. but still
I kept on using them, and by the time
four boxes were used I was perfectly well
Main. 'Phat was In 1914, so you see I
r-an safely say that Y was cured. l shall
always be grateful to Dr. (‘.hg.g¢'|i Km.
ne_\'-Liver Pills. an they did more for me
than four dnrtora." _
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Dr. C»'hase’s Kidney-Liver Pi1l=
are not offered to you as an ex
poriinent. There is no"quostiou
as to what they will do'by wav
of awakening the action of Lite
liver, kidneys and bowels. -Wd
removing the cause of indigestion
and kindred ills.
Their curative powers ha»v0
been proven in hundreds of thou-
sands of cases, until they are eS~
ntbushoa in his gresi»mji>i-ity of- '- l
homes as the one family _fn¢d-WH”
which is indispensable.
It is for you to apply this treat-
ment in yourown case. It will
only cost you a quarter to mol”
the test, and we do not hesitate t0
predict that the results will aur-
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