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always lint water is needed,”
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Thisi- couldn’t happgcvla with
Therall- Fuel Cubes.
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Doi‘\'t wait until a vital emergency arises in ' our ‘home-' '
order Tfheroz. At the scratch of a match Theroz Install; Fuel Cubes
- burned m the_Theroz Blue Flame Burner will start water heating and have
lt`pipi,ng‘li6t_ ln less time than it takes to-tell. _
Tl1e`!`,o"2‘x_ls"a solid cube which burns vapor-gas and oxygen in just the 'right
proportion-to produce the hottest flame known-a blue Bunsen flame.
l B¢°B\lS¢ the vapor and not the cube bums, Theroz is absolutely safe. It
ean’t explode and set fire to anything.
What 2 Cubes Will Do:
*Fry Small Steak or Fish.
Fry Potatoes.
Make Welsh Rarcbit.
ake Pancakes. _
Chafillg-Dish Cooking.
Coffee Permlator.
Heats Shaving Water.
' Heats Baby’s Bottle.
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Heats Curling Iron (without soot). and pu! it back into can to be used.
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Boils 2 Eggs.
Heats Can of Soup, Beans, Etc.
Cooks Cereal.
Makes 2_cups of Tea or Coffee.
Fries Ham and Eggs. _
Heats Flat Iron (without soot).
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' WEDNESDAY
lmolu ovlsasl:as.- Edward H. _
Harris, son of the Rev. E. A. H-srrls,
of_Mahono Bay, N. S., has returned
from overseas. He went with the
Nova Scotia Highland Brigade to Eng-
land and to France. in the 85th Battal-
iomfseeing much of the lighting there.
and,was wounded severely in the
thigh at the famous Passchendaele
pitals on the other side His home-
coming was a glad surprise to s
friends.
Since that time he has been in hos-
hi
CHRISTMAS, EXTRAS POR PRIS-
ONERS OF WAR.-North Milton W.P
A. $2.00 Mrs. Geo Warburton $5.00-
Soutll Milton and Hayfic-ld W.P..A,
$3.00. Contributions for this purpose
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advance on October 30th last year. should be sent ln_without delay. those bereaved. sewme -was held 0,, saturday a,,_e,__
THURSDAY
ISLAND FIRM -BUSY.-The ilrm of
Bruce stewsrt too., 'Lnl., usve-
received an order from a firm in New-
foundland for one hundred gasoline
motors, ranging from 5 to 15 horse
power. They have lust sold a 40 h.
p. lmporial Engine to the Naval Patrol
service' at Halifax and have an order
from Delaney & Son, Magdalen ls-
landspfor a. lot of equipment for their
new lobster packing plant, including
two new polishing machines for pol-
ishing th a cansbofose putting them
_.on tlié market. _
*MISS ‘MARY MARGARET BERRIGAN
The death of Miss Mary Margaret
Berrignu aged 27, daughter of Mr.
Michael Berrigan occurred Monday
morning at the home`of herfstller.
Mr. Michael Barrigan of, this city.
She had -been lil ten days with pneu-
monia. Miss -Berrigan was a most os-
timable young lady who had many
friends hare. Sha leaves to mourn her
father and one brother; George in
Charlottetown- her mother, two sisters
Ethel and Annlé"`in Winnipeg; oue_
brother Frank' and one sister Julia
in Vancouver, B. C. To the`berel1ved
the Guardian extends sincere sympa-
tily. ‘
` MISS MINNIE MCLEOD
I Another sad denill from pneumonia
,occured in this city Tuesday night
when Miss Minnie McLeod passed
away on the eve of wbatwas to have
been her wedding day. She was only
ill a -fefw days. Deceased was the
daughter of the late Alex McLeod .if
l-Iartsville and a niece .ot tha into
Rev. A. B. McLeod. She and her_
mother came to the city to live about
'five weeks ago. A brother in France
and a boy and girl at home are also
left to mourn.
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MR. ROBERT LARTER _
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‘ 'rue 'death lil' Mr. Robert Lal-lor.
l aged 35, at his home 17 Olebnr Street
.is deeply regretted. Pneumonia wus
lthe cause of death. Deceased leaves
:to 'mourn if widow, (nee Miss Lena
Keenan) and four children, aio his
father, Mr. Samuel Larter and several
brothers and sisters. He was a sealer
by trade and lor some years llel-:l a
rasponsible"po.'sltion' in. Mr. Long-
worth's canning establishment llerc.
Ha-had lataly been working -in the
mainland and came home ill tive
'days ago. Much sympathy is felt for
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f the spot where
you want to use
iitiri the range.
.  "‘l\ lavish use " of fuel will make
1 .plentyof heat, but it is easy t_o -waste
_ » en times as much heat as is used. '
_ .and-.fuelin-proportion.
. _   Kootenay Rangg generates all the
, ' heat in the fuel and you can direct lt to any
_ -_place you want to use lt.
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' are 'handle is on the left side where it is
" ways cool-then all the heat passes along -
gtop of the oven down the right slde»
cross and around the bottom of the oven
 
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" and then up the rear side.
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warm '
control.
You don’
you control it.
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the wanning oven while t.he`heat`passln_g
around the oven also keeps thejreservolr
lf' the oven is ,too'hot,_' open the check
damper in the pipe and watch the ther-
mometer on the ove_n door. It will tell
you of the almost instahtaneous change.
’l`he‘n-'-you will get quick proof of how
absolutely certainand simple is your heat
Kootenay Range-you conservelt because
heat in the smokepipe heats
t waste.~.aiiy heat in the
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itchen”°_BV°°kl°t.F.r°e I l’oske of this city who with .two
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lllii Sale nl liin Pills l
ls Greater than Ever
in ‘
Gin Pillai You'vs llesrdryg um, of
coarse, for they are the acknowledged
Ind estshlllhsd remedy for Kidney and
Bladder Troubles. Gia Pills have
restored hundreds of Csnsdiau mea
ll1\l_-_vvolllsn to health, strength and
happiness. Testimonials received by us
from 120110!!-in all parts of -Canada
toll a that Gin Plllsllavs relieved
tbo§.*n_i the sulel-ings caused by
Ki `e,y or Bladder ,_darsngemcnts.
These testimonials are from people
who' have used Gin Pills and bsaslted
by them. ln most cssss they wrote us
saying: "Publish this letter, so that
all suferern of complaints auch as mine
may know what Gin Pills dill for me."
Gin Pills remedy; that] why 5|", Inv,
so many friends. "
Gln Pills have been on the markst
for years: in faet‘ we believe time
are more Gin Pills old than any other
proprietary medicine in Canada, From
Hnlifax to -Vancouver you can buy
them in any eity, town, village or ham~
let. Their popularity has been built
entirely on the endorsements of those
who have been benefited by their use.
if you are su8ering from Pains in
the Back, Dizziness, Headache, or a
General Feeling of Lassitude, you
need Gin Pills. Get a box from your
dealers; try them, and if they do not
help you, write us and we will refund
you the purchase price willingly.-
Bold by dealers almost everywhere
at 504! a box. A trial sample free il!
you write us for it. '
The National 'Drug h Chemical Co. »
of Canada, Limited, Toronto, Ontario.
U.S. residents should addlsss Ns-Dru
Co., lac., 203 Main St., Bldalo, N.Y. -‘
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MHS. TERTIUS HARPER
The sympathy of many citizens
goes out to Mr. Tertius Harper, jan-
itor of the Royal Bank and formerly
of the city police force in the sad loss
which comes to him and family in
lhe death of his wife formerly Miss
Irene Pearl Musick who passed away
Tuesday night utter a short illness.
Sho was 8_9 years old and besides hor
husband tive young children are left
to mourn. I
Mr. FRANK STEVENSON. . -
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The news of _the death of Mr. Frank
Stevenson at New Glasgow. on Friday
evening Oct. 11th came as a shock
to the whole community. He had been
sick about a week. pneumoxida having
doysloped during the last few days of
his illness. He was thirty four years
of age. a young man of fine physique
kindly disposition. Much sym-
pathy ls felt for his relatives in their'
affliction and loss. A short, funeral
noon in the open air. and his remains
laid to rest in Nefw 'Glsgow cemetery.
lvln. \v‘ALTElt L-Esnln `
Among the victims of Spanish in-
fluenza yesterday was Mr. Walter
Leslie, mail clerk Charlottetown. Mr
Leslie: was taken, ill a week ago, a-nd
ovclythillg possible- was duno for _hi-s
benefit Mr; Leslie ls survival by li
widow and one child. ills sister who
was nursing lriui is also down with
tho maladyl A brother was killed _at
Viray Rldgel. ~ `
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` MR . EDWIN AITKEN
Citizens were shocked to hear yes-
terday atemoon of the death from
pneumonia of Mr. Edwin Aitken, of
the firm of Garvell Bros., one of
Cha_rlottetown’s most popular and
highly respected young business -msn.
He had been ill only nine days when
death claimed him. His passing
away at the ea)-ly age of thirty six
years lil a distinct loss to the commer-
cinll and social life of the commun-
ity _-and he will indeed be sincerely
mourned. He was in business 'aa in
tho' home a gentleman -'beyond re|
proach, whose word ~wua as good as
his bonil und lr » fact that he was a
member ol' nl. mm or cnrvell Bros.
-ia"sufli'oien: _ idcncs of his ability and
souadjudgzncat. He served as Presid-
ent ot thc'Chal-lottetown Board ot
Trade a few years ago, an office
nity. 1-Ie was a devoted member and
staunch supporter of Bt. Paul’s Church
and was for many years a valued
member of the vestry. About eight
years ago he married Gladys Adele
Peake of this city who with two
small chlldrenaro loft_to__'mourn the
loss of~a hind and affectionate bus-
psrents siso_Mr. and Mrs; W. H.
Aitken, his _sister Miss Elaine and one
brother Reginald the blow is a‘sad
one and the entire community will
loin la extending to the sorrowing
Mas. .losnrn norm ‘ l
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Url- J°»¢l>h Doyle or south slmro
passed away in the City Hospital yes~
terday morning after an illness of
pneumomn. The funernl mites pine-~,
at 9 o'clock this mnrlling to Soullll
Shore Cemetery. To the bereaved
family sincere sympathy is extended.
AGCIDENTS.-A boy named Mutcll
about -ton yours old while up in_a tree
at Bt. Avards on Tuesday getting
chestnuts fell and was rendered un-
conscious up to last e_vc-ning he was
still unconscious. Another accident lu|
also reported. Two children on Dor-i
chester St. east swallowed some bi-l
chloride of mellcury tablets on Tuesdllyl
The doctor was instantly summons-lil
and appl'l~ed_ the stomach pump w-itll!
results so ,good that yestvrduy theyi
were runllinglabout quite well.
ON' INTERESTING MISSION. --
Misslluhy Stewart, daughter of Mr.
and' Mrs. Bruce Stowllrt, the Es~'
pldliade, leaves this morning for
Truro, 'where llel' marriage to Lieui. l
Robert Allan -Macklin of Windsor. N. |
S.. vyiil. immediately take plpcc.
Lieut'.Maclllih*who made many frionris
-during his visits here leaves in lilo
near'-futllrc for overseas. Lieut.
Macklin and his\populax- young brldc
to-be _will he followed with the verv
heartiest good wishesvof their friends
in this city.
ISLAND VlSi’l`0R.- The following
is fromla Sumner. Washington, Ex-
changez- "Mr. Oliver Anderson of
Prince Edward island, Canada and
Mr. Edward Anderson of Marshfield,
Oregon. -were guests at the home of
their nephew G. J. Anderson for la.
few few days this week. Uncle Oliver,
who is past eighty years of age and
still halo and hearty, is making his
first visit to the Pacific Const.~l'le is
very much delighted with our beau-
tiful valley and with his whole trip in
genral. .He is visiting hi s six sons
who live lathe west. He had not seen
his nephew G. J. for nearly forty
years. Uncle Edward is a. pioneer of
Marshfield, having gone there by way
of the Panama in '68 . -He has visited
Sumner on several occasions. Both
men are brothers of the late H. D.
And0raon."- (Mr. Anderson has since
arrived home after spending three.
months throughout the West. a trip
which he most heartily enjoyed.)
slums sliownnnD.- one of me
popular brides to be Miss Winnlfred
Wadman, Crapnud is being showered
with many beautiful gifts bygher num-
erous friends. On Monday evening a
number of of the Crapaud pcopl-:
waited on her and presented her with
a well filled purse as a token of their
esteem and *appreciation of one who
has always been ready to hell! along
In-anything connected with the wel-
fare of the community. She will be
much missed in socail events. as she'
possesses'm'nrked ability along eloc-
.utionaryd-iues and was always willing
to take a part when needed.
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CONTAINS NCD ALiJl\/I
The fact that bakillg povvrlcr is now so
universally used, and llzls in-en foullcl sll(-I _
pcrior in every wily, 1‘cc<>ii'lll<»i1(ls itself L0' 
the attention of' all llollse\\'ive=s, and par-
ticularly ill View of the sm-'iz;_‘_;' <‘l`l`c.Ctcd ml
accouilt of Lllc lztrgc illclmcalsc ill illc cost of ,
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E.W.Gil.LETT CCJMPANY LIMITED
_wlnulsso TORONTO,<;f;t2_DA lvlourmsat
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like Atlantic Underwear. They like ils heavy weight, its warmth-
the protection it gives when they have to pass from one extreme
temperature to another. '
ATLANTIC 
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is made particularly for men who work under tryin conditioner-
sieel men, builders, seamen, miners, Iumbermen, arlllolher men of
muscle. lt ls stout, warm and strong-and guaranteed unshrinl<a_hle.'
Be comfortable this winter inAtlantic Underwear. ‘_
_ieedthst élyeryfarrnent you buy has the Allzlniié: '
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BEUGIUM
May this  never know the bitter agony
Belgium passes through EVERY DAY.
May WE never livedo see our people rationed
on slaowl of soup and two pieces of bread
Our children emaciated by slow starvation
and falling easy victims to consumption, riclcets
and All the diseases foiered by mal-nutrition.
lt's the little children that suffer most fearfully.
‘ The daily ration provided by United States
'lqgm to the Belgian Government is so piiifully
inadequate fora growing child; it no more than .
momentarily stays the gnawing hunger.
Theta is hope for Bohium and her future generation only _
lf YOU and the thousands who in the past contributed so
ganorously to Belgian Relief, will help again. The brave
souls who are attempting- to administer the needed help lo
Iolghsssfs ehlldrsnrnust have the necessary funds to carry on.
N H linflsls al of July 8th, 1918, for help for Bsl¢ium’s children aays,“TIzis transmission of*
r. cover apps
money is absolutely safeguarded by virtue of an agraementbetween the laelli¢ersntGo1arnmen\s,tlis C.R.B., `
` QI the Neutral (Spanish and Dutch) protecting Ministers in Brussels.” /
Don it wait for someone to come and ask gn for tt ‘ 3-
 contribution. Send it in. Be generous. ,quick ' '
'  Malte cheques payable and send contributions bo ‘m _
Theflf Daily '1`rag'édyff of
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