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      mu l-lolmslrscsuios   t ‘ ‘ When one member or the um;  ‘m Montreal to Winnipeg MIN-fawn? ‘ "M, ‘ 
     
    

    
     ' ' . l - —~ N! 0- fltlldl d’ (l U! l! llO ll! 
     
     i ' ‘ m   firs‘ grcgllgcesd “if?” :1 “a”? fihtlitfl-orlli‘: can ‘trgvelslllvlrlfillyllllfl joy rides he a: lure to rulnmotiaim :1 rirliiventloiziollfsaz: tyhslu rm 
     
    

    
     ‘ --- B“ "I "l!" o _ ' _5°. "m i“ V ‘f girls were referred to by Judge elioretion. i 
     
     to 80mm Wm m“ ‘a “WW-u” E111!!!’ Murphy of Edmonton as a‘ —-*<0>—-—' 
     
     nme" Th“ l” MW m9 Mlilmllle constituting a necessity tor legZs-i Sometimes Seems 8o. 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
        
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
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     .-..'nAN isms oven Your olil » _ . a are interested in having quick 
     
     l-Iot sir Furnace into Pipslgfl Commenting on Prince lndwsrd trade communication with the Ib- 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
         
     
         
     
          
     
       
     
         
     
         
     
          
     
       
     
           
     
       
     
          
     
         
     
       
     
       
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
     ltyle. Ore Keys. Montague, 3045i lslsnds rsilwnys dtttlcnlties.‘ The lllid- The grievance o! the is- ?"°""°e" l!" will" 3* will“ "Jill" lsiion when she (ll (‘EH91 a r e‘ " i ha. ws 
     
     , —-.~ aiinru Herald says‘. llllul le. therefore. our srlellfllm- u“ fro-m 0mm“ withering oi iiieasnrt-ni itbrlliogs iliihlelfr‘) niiii tlitfoniifiilwhli tries uyi 
     
     -- l7 '73 “DRY GOOD!" we What is the lunctlon ot s rail. Besides. we have our own griev- .5“ "l" uuylhing be done? We (‘l b h s ~ - ‘ - 
     
     h“? ‘ll- B"? where you can save way? ils it built to be s hind- ances-stlll unredressed. ' i WWI“ 591ml" i" l" l" "l9 Krill "Ti 5W at? awrday’ ’  h ‘oil-Hm- "-- 
     
     "WIIQY. ives l: tjurdoohmo, new to tune or should it b; n When the orders to take olt the F°l"°l'“°l°ll* late-wt "Hallie" nn~°.i'§“§..i°“~r-viii“ giiletiiiirliilugi -.¥'"}‘i'“ in}; s n‘. i 
     
     3 ‘ 600017437401. developer d! (time! How c“; terry go into effect and the lstevllmnlclalls- will“ a?" We (ll ill“ on it in Alberta. Our desire ls to‘cmphfgsfifxiuwiiifeégnniiilininfin 
     
     _-..- Maritime Provinces ever hope to trip is cancelled, s passenger tor Mil-lmllle“ KCIM’ 1° 11° 1W0"! "WW have n motor cn-r mi the street lie-Kiwi" we,“ lqummnq 
     
     Charlottetown will have to remain mail-Q's? Shall We Oblllllllle 1h‘: cilred to be a public place with‘ ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     ..'FAWO!1'T'FURNAO£8_ La; grow and flourbh ll the manage 
     
     we sell you; rsweeiit Fllflllce, mom o! the Notional Raiivvnys ell nlsht et oeekvllle. The! wlll "PM l>°"¢Y "l eveellllns weekly in the meaning oi the criminal s-‘e-i- 
     
     Sotisiact-ion Gusrnteed. Om Kaye. bym“ °°mm°m ““'°"| oi‘ en- mean 24 hours to Chsrlottctown- whlllellel‘ W“! 0i H row deal le code. Many oi.’ these ‘cars are mov- Only g Burdgn 
     
     Montague. 304i oouroging its grovrth? ~ j‘ l; "ANNE-find forty-sight hialilrs to lxllltllzsllrgult go us.“ or shah ‘we as; ilig houses at prostitution." l _.___ . 
     
     . Princ Edward lei nd is b in‘ ll B. eorsetown OI‘ "P"! “-" 5- l1" (‘ll-llllllrfl B Wit J. S. W d ' 1h. M. P. i‘ r “I'd ' - l0 _ .. 
     
     ‘ "QUE" pARmMAN’ 0mm,“ sewed :1“, ‘ do; o! ‘mdeeo: [{afbor___mj\\(qvif u: mu“. ~ ~ one another and insist upon Inir Winnipeg. nfiii) wnlirrnnothor spastic stomaciixesnid gmtlliyznllelltigrgrolia: :0“ Tm" u" inn" l-m" n’ 
     
     .' - . riot, Noam“; "m be n “Urhw "Nani by me Nulmml Bu“, other night will have t0 bi spenl-lrelllmenl? _ or, said that just u s medicine illlllfllli i-) 1-. lnemiiculit  t a other. I aunt use n 
     
      duos It ton‘; Hotel, Eldon on Thursday . ' ' ' 
     
     i Nov 9th from 1'to 5 p. m. to on . 
     
     amine eyes and tit glosses. Nov 4i 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
        
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
            
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
       
     
       
     
            
     
          
     
          
     
         
     
           
     
            
     
          
     
             
     
           
     
             
     
          
     
         
     
          
     
          
     
          
     
         
     
          
     
           
     
          
     
            
     
            
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
     The   Merchant and His   
     
       Market Place 
     
    
   
   
    
     n hit‘ s eslss elf Sunlight, 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘it late hot water in your "ANNE  OD _ I 
     
     r ml It" ll" I PM Waldrou McDonosid, Boilivvelii,  .,' ' 
     
     t, Pot in the clothes Ind owns a large territory o! the forest i. 
     
     u n. washer. Later, land lies had m. ,1. A. McDonald  
     
     ‘Mmthororllhlhold your Land Surveyor, l-lermsnvilleinless~ 
     
    
   
   
    
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     “nub. mum-u, d." Iii‘? 25131118 tlltlrllspoéteig€ng a block he l 
     
    
   
   
    
     "a" Illilb- _ , > 
     
     3,5 poosnut sad psl- v ~ “HHNCREABING VAL E8 OF ' 
     
     (is the seeret of the FOREST LANE-The sump in 
     
     elosssinl power. lolrest land and forest products iiol‘ ' 
     
    

    
     - ,_“ n," t e pest year, is apparently over. -‘ 
     
    

    
     7 “'13,. ham” -'l‘here are many anxious buyers ; 
     
     this fall tor forest lamb-lumber 
     
    

    
     ~ i and wood fuel——snd few want to ~ 
     
    

    
     sell and that only at very h-lgh _" 
     
     prices. ' l 
     
    
   
   
    
     Cancer Deaths 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
        
     
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
        
     
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     ,,  llltiltlaSll  THE OTHER DAY, when the first 1o,000 circulation family, the total number of Guardian readers would be 
     
     Mam 0kg?“  H. 0f the Charlottetown Guardian was achieved, o number greater than the total population-of St. John, N. B.—-i:s 
     
     _ if _ _l B _ 1W5 i- of ourreaders-and some of our readers wno are adver- city in itself and a PROSPEROUS one. i 
     
    

    
     Heat Your Home [lam 3nd figure; _ trscrs in the Guardian-proffered their congratulations. There 1s no DOUBT of the responsiveness of the 
     
     [or Less Money I NEW You, W Fmhmuro n". It ls pleasant for the publisher to realise thst this news- Guardlaifsadvertlsing columns. _Merchants who have 
     
     i politan Lite insurance on, in H. re- _ P811911 M8 8110b good-will m ltS community. llle (IUARI)- made a businesslike test, have satisfied themselves com- 
     
     ;;lk_~l,:;;-;;ve;g~;_-;- @7133; fgjf"dgfggfiofigdziggg‘"gliazlgiig' IA1_\I 1s, first and always, _a newsplaper of thc_PE()i'LE— plctely on this score. lised LOGICALLY and SKILL- 
     
      . gli-‘ficgilretntll-géltazsdgsgeraéiialrrpg, j whlchlneans that its policy is set definitely in behalf of . FULLY‘ as an advertising medium, the GUARDIAN 
     
     “ti: a\llg;‘lféen.r' “m sgys 3:2; stars;  Tahedygagrsbfit]  the citizenry 0f.    The  WOlIVId SCPVC 3S a means Of blllldlllg up a ihriv“ 
     
      gmifieaymaflrezrfegpfticsgllig,$52;' gliigrgglzizgy [(1)1322 ‘i: £4215; ffltlilfieggntlnuous progress on ill g business for any good merchant. - _ 
     
    

    
     . .'.‘.'.‘.”'.‘.;.i"‘i'.i‘3 us...“ iififil‘”f.if$“t‘i.ifi"‘iin..fiiil .355; ' A . The (‘HARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN of today rep- 
     
     “ ‘°" °"‘ "° “°“° “‘ 111°“ ‘m’ “Men Among those advertisers who congratulated us, resents a concrete unit for merchandising-land on that 
     
    
   
   
    
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     “Whatever the explanation tor _ 
     
     the lower mortality in 1918 and - 
     
     1919," says the bulletin, "we are ; 
     
     tracing at --the present time- s lis-  
     
     lng cancer death rate.” l 
     
     -in discussing tables showing - 
     
     I that the upward sweep oi the can! 
     
     i oer death rate affects priillarily ‘ ' 
     
     es Many Warm Friends’ persons beyond 55 years o! axe.l 
     
    
   
   
    
     the bulletin commends the educarl - 
     
     s D N tiolral campaign of the American 
     
      Silcisly for the Control o! Cancer. 
     
     It says: i 
     
      "Careiul analysis shows that i! 
     
     ' ‘ there is an underlying dowuwairdi 
     
     i tendency, slight indeed, but quite‘ _ 
     
     definite. at the ages below 45 _‘ 
     
     years. ’1‘his may have {allowed be»; 
     
     cause the cancer control nlessage 
     
     has been favorably received and 
     
     understood by persons o! the‘ 
     
     younger ages. But the bulk o! lhei Jll 
     
     loss oi life from cancell- the toll ui‘ l5‘ 
     
     intense suttq-ing and prolonged in  
     
     , capacity, occurs at the advanced 
     
     . ages.  
     
     -‘_"l‘he task d! the cancer pro-i 
     
     vention movement seems. to be t0- 
     
     reach that par-t oi the popnlstionl 
     
     in advanced iile. This point should 
     
     be borne in mind‘ in discussions 0t 
     
     cancer mortality during tlle__cnm- ,1 
     
     paign oi! pnblieed-ucdtion planned 
     
     tor the week heginningNovember 
     
     1.2, 1922, by the American Society‘ 
     
     tor the Control o! ‘lancer. Through l' 
     
     its 6H5 state‘ andlocsljcommittefes 
     
     the Society will bring to public st- 
     
     ._ tculfori flu- lactis on“ cancer plje- _ 
     
     I it‘. llslligtmlt,‘ valence anti, onfi megeurgs {or 
     
     _ - "l "' checking the ‘rls ng" eat rates. » 
     
     """"°""'°“"", P‘ E’ " There is hardly any ‘lite conserva- 
     
     Asenr-for . tion measure of such intrinsic ine- 
     
     ONMFQCOqLlmhedAT-UELPH on: rlt us the ettorts now being rundc 
     
    
   
   
    
     -_ T. .. tor control o; dancer. ' 
     
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     ‘i   LESS FUA 
     
    
   
   
    
     Whatjlt-le: I  
     
     The most ‘dependable, 
     
     modern heating system 
     
     to owh, to operate and 
     
     to keep in good repair. 
     
    

    
     » i Made oi ell-cast iron, it 
     
     "m"; ~ wears yearelonger. 
     
    
   
   
    
     - g "i? . ' Whetlt Does: 
     
     if ' f n" u‘ ' AKeeps every pert oi the- ' 
     
     ' ' house worm, even in the 
     
     coldest weather.’ The - 
     
     heat is even throughout. 
     
     ' ‘ ' _ Occupisifs very small _:- 
     
     ‘ _ - space. Conbeirletslledj 
     
     in a dsy.___l\_'e_ry simple. No l-Ylllillleltfllll? h?!‘ 
     
     - pipes. No cutting up of the house.’ 
     
     ' ll» Eelewfi» i- o» mo“  l“, 
     
     bipeiess toriiscee. “it seves  one-quarter to 
     
     °“°'u‘i'd “f!” ha’ _ . .. .,  _ - 
     
     We will glsdly show you the Elllflllfll! “Pa” i 
     
    
   
   
    
     in s dsy. You'll pay 
     
     ilor s Gilnon than any 
     
     renting system, You'll 
     
     lob that will give you 
     
     lutlsfsctl . 
     
    

    
     zlsd to tell you all 
     
     lures shout this fur- 
     
     nd give-you a free 
     
     c. Get in touch with 
     
    
   
   
    
     _many were kind enough to tell us that they have found basis, its advertising space is available at rates quite 
     
     the columns of this newspaper a profitable market pliace. more tbnn reasonable. GUARDIAN readers BELIEVE 
     
    
   
   
    
     And, indeed, it should be. Ten thousand circulation, in THIS newspaper-and therefore are an audience from 
     
     means more t0 the advertiser than just this number in whom the merchant can expect RESPONSIVE CONSID- 
     
    
   
   
    
     itself. If there were only five persons in the average ERATION of his SELLING appeal. . 
     
    
   
   
    
     Everybody Reads The gjcnnrainn 
     
    
   
   
    
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     it "mow, the FIRST 
     
    
   
   
    
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     TTETOWN GUARDi   N’ 
     
    
   
   
    
     g Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
            
     
          
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
          
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
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