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 "”i\i6vsMBnn ir »1925""”““
iiuggniy, g , ' ,_ l* ' 'THE  cu
.tt
llillillill Pllll illll
Sllilllllll llllllilllilll
Long'-standin case of rheu-
matism hel in a few hours
After having suHered with rheumstism
for years, and tried all kinds of rem-
edies in vain thousands of people have
séilglst found s wsy to get qinck, surf.
r
"T have been s suiierer from rheu-
matism for ears,” writes onewomsn
from Washgigton D. C. “At times
my hands are terribly swollen. Sloan’s
always gives me relief in a very shorg
time. I ave tried other linimsnts, bu
nothing equals Sloan’s."»
The _marvelous effectiveness of
Sloan's is due to its stimulating effect
u_pon the_ circulation. Straight to the
sick, aching tissues it sends a hmlini
tide of f_resh new lalood -clears ou
riieuniatism g-:rms-kills pam.
Sogileasant and clean to use, too.
You on’t even have torub. Just not
it on gently and you will-get immedi-
ate results. All druggists-35 cents.
 Holiday fi
1 Greeting ¢
5 Cards 
 1=‘oR1926 
'<1 .1
- .A very large range of beau- ri
, "fi" ‘inline to select from
Q now open. 
_ Q
V Xmas Booklets
 Xmas Post Cards
_
_.rags
bought from several of the Q
i largest manufacturers in
--f cANAoA and ,the uNi'rso
 srA'rEs. An rifle" f"°'“ 
3 cents UP- y
BUY NOW and get what `.
’ you want. -5
l CARTER & Co.,
§ Limited. 5
/‘~ Santa Claus Headquarters 'if
Druggist: Yes, miss; yoi|'ll find tlin!
Jnust lnilivs llkc this lipstick.
Young (iirl: You i-n\|ldii't~-:lb-tcll
inc the kind the mon llku. could FUU7
" ' ` ‘ "". `. ».. ......  hs- one -.u> els- »-fir" W-tr -'»i-f ._
Summerside Business College
A NEW STUDENT EVERY DAY.
Good positions can only be held hy those who have
 had s good BUSINESS EDUCATION. 
NIGHT CLASSES
   iioiiiii iuiiiiiiiii 
'Y' r-t _
Hin
J. Poosori, Pi-in_. -
same Generoslty Ital' V -si-ion n-on neimurs cmieg.
. .
ians Received _
_ ‘ -FOR LATE WESTERN NEW8
lPi.4sRlliS. Noveunbe-r 16.-The Fran- --Page 8 is available. ti.
oh' appear to take -for granted the -_- ,
gqvmibig dem :gums granted -GUARDIANB.-Those desiring
italy will mean easier te-runs for no buy copies of the Guardian in
-them in -the coming negoiiiatiom Sum-meiuide will please secure them
than were offered the Caliilaux mis-Ist the Guardian office in the Mc-
sion at -Washington. The attitudelltlieill Bid-g.. w-here they are on sole
of the French cspltzil`seems sum- every day.
med u-p by the Temps tonrighhi --
wmch ggyg; , -TAKE YOUR POULTRY to J.
"France has a -rigih-t to hope her;B. Mlliman, Kensington and re-
Amf--lcan friends, taking accountlceive highest market prices.
of her present capacity for 'Day' 604641-14-31
mem, will not ment her with lessl _
generosity." l -|:>|c1'|oNAmias._ rnei-6 are
'Some ediltonial writers thin-k theisulpaaule d|c,_1,,na,.ies len ,yt me
easy terms given ‘llilly l‘@l7|`€B€11'¢ B weeetrn office of the Guardian in
change of attitude on the part of me McNeill Buudng, gummem|de_
the Americans: others see -the ef-,P. E. I.. roi- those who renew or
feet of the large Italian vote in the-gubscfgw fm. me G,mrd|,m_
United States wihdch has no French! _
counterpart: but all agree- the l-tal-l _|3|¢1°|QNAg|E3 can be had at
|311 SBU-lemeni IHBUJS F|'9-We Wmfthe Western Guardian Office, Wat-
|°°k for Silllilal' Wfnls- _ ar Street. Summerslds for only
'The tangled Fffnch 'l-‘°m'*"~l°‘,lifty cents with a new or renewal
financial situation is claiming most wbscrlpuon “_
of thc- -iitlen-lion from the Paris
PMS- 'lm “me “‘fW”P“‘P°“ fm" -ousnoisn orrics. -. 'rue
mm” t” °°"'m°”1 °“ me Mme' Gnardis.n's Western Office is now
ment between the Almericans and located in me -MCNBIH Bunamg
the ltalrian-s. The Nsitionalistie bib- Water SL. summeudde' where sub:
erm- which new" is "ery mud "° icriptions, news or advertising will
Uncle- -Snmi. says. it does not want
to hear any more talk uibout sister ggarecglved’ The Phone number is
re-null;-I-ics when t-he American. e- ' ____
-GUARDIAN8 ON SALE M, the
Gu.ardian‘s western office in the
l\ioNeil.l Building. Summorside,
every day.'
-ACClDENT.- iMrs. Raymond
MacLeod, -Milk Str et, niet 'w-ith a
-painful accident at -her home last
iweek by firllling and trac-tin-ing a
bone dn her .urni while at household
work. She will be- unwble to do any
work for the -next few wee-ksf -<H,
-COAL.-'lihe Schr. G. W, Kite,
owned and conrmanded ‘by Capt.
Ilthynard, liws flnlsiied discharging
-u cargo of coal and is -niakiing pre-
`Anicho’t 'where the Scllr. 'wil‘i lny`
up for thc winter. ' -H.
,
'-POLl‘CE COURT-At tho Po-`
lice Court in Sninmerslde yester-
day before .\ir, J. 'E. Wyatt, K. C.,l
Stipeiidinry Magistrate. a citizcn,,l
(who has quite often taken tho'
sizinil :is ii witness for the ruse-
cutiun in Prohibition cased? lip-
peurcd as the defendant. He wus;
,charged with having lntoxicating|
liquor in his possession lilegallyl
:ind was fined '$300 and costs or in;
default oi' payment 3 months in
juli. Another case oi’ u similar im-
pnrabioiin for the return trip tiiiP0"Umi'-Y for U10” Wh0 Sal' they
'_ §  1... '
Gleanings From _
Tryon And Vicinity
.__
Mrs. Charles Poolie who recent-
ly went to the States is now set-
tled in Amesbu'ry, -Mass., where
she has obtained a satisfactory
position.
_ ____
Mrs. A. J. Robinson and chil-
dren..Erlc. Ruth and Ralph, were
in Charlottetown this week visit-
ing Mr. Robinson who is ilh in
the Hospital. _ ,
We regret to report that Jas.
Dawson, Who is in the hospital at
|Sunimerslde. is not doing as well
las .his friends desire. His condi-
ltlon is causing considerable an-
lxiety.
' av
U97/
Thos. Bell of Victoria. has been
lnppointed special officer under the
*Department oi' the Interior. One
of his duties is to look out for il-
Ilicit liquor stills. There has been
considerable talk of a numiier of
stills operating in this vicinity; we
are sure Mr. Bell will do his duty,
but he must have the co-operation
of the public. There is now un op-
¢-
rp 9'*
\
know .where thése stills ure, to
give the officer the information
which they profess to have and to
lcnd him every assistance in put-
ting an end to, this business, if it
exists. it’s up to you gentlemen.
Few rural districts nro favoured
:is Tryon is with electric service,
Our excellent service is due to the
enterprise of one inuii, Charles
lves. At present our service is only
for the night. There is an uglin-
ilon for service ut least two dnys
iln the week. This would be o. grunt
boon. As power could then be
lind i`or miiny uses. such us wusli-
ture wus aiijourncil until Saturday'
_*_ ` l
-public gives the -italian il-lctator~ _w|L|_ BE |_°AD|N
SMP mem" terms than °""ed 'Re rind Lambs nt -Nliscoilchccwssiiss-‘
puiblican France, “The relwtively ` _' . __ I
'awrwble Ummment Tully has iigly, Al;iove1r`i'ib0i1;8l.h léit Lnu.inld‘
just received from -Wnshilngton.
ur'-nay ov ai, lnkorn Fri ,‘
el HOLMAN’S
lions, to Medford, Mass., utter spculling
i i --EXPRESS-The Canadian \':i.-
Prim
"9.=.<,_\~,',\i=..f-
150 ft. 36 In. x 172 in x 15
98. covers ground and half
up sides, 150 it. 36 ln, x 2 ln.
16 ga. covers upper sides
and overhead. all lacing wire
and staples to make complete
pen 12 ft. x 20»ft. x 6 ft. high.
i Freight paid to your station
. . . . . . . . .
 $22.30
Or same com-plete pen of hundreds Dai,.s_ .
24 ln, x 1% in. x15 ga. and -
‘ 48 In. x 2 ln, 15 ga. freight
paid . . . . , . . . .
 . . . .
.. $22.90 -
Build the modern way-on. i,
the ground. Semi your order `
now, All sizes stocked. `
I and from one to two cars of smells
j p o ac oxes ave
, been shipped I`1oniSummerside
and other points in Prince Coun-`
ty have shipped from two to three
, .
i
-0N VISIT. _ -'li-lrs. 'Priisiliilu
’Ma<sD<>nfi'ld, :i‘ccu|in<p:i-ills-d' 'hy liar,
ilatuglilcr, Mrs, Addie E. Miiclniiis
'Ind -Miss Sli.-llzi Mar.-Neill, all of
tirnml Iuiv. 1-, left on S-,\iiur<1.;;y,zii'e sure he would he willing to cn-
. ~ - ~ ~ ` - for the Uniltcd States, -Mrs-_
where Count vom, had more _luck day, Novembei zlitii. Signed J. W. Ulioiliiing I 4 4 V
,than our ,M Caunlm seems to ,p_ Fyfe and T, A. Mt-lvfgigig 11 U  <’i;\;i;gli;i`eIi-iqu-|2112 g;iI;t`t»l a man. _
1 t '|_G0 t ____Sm  v _-~
'fscggiungeaA};f_;:a;'ppm;;;1;{'£;egf riliecliiciit 1:1iiilt`l\;lrsi;lL:;\v‘lli?;°;§i tif Nev;-in Thehneiyh hgise sheds :itiiliel Bop!-
me |_',tualion‘,, 1 Says* "Ham _ALBER-|-DN___w_ I), “.hn,,_`.<--isey a-so .i-In s »n- sl n aiu s 1- urc- aw is-env wrel :ini rv _ iH'___ | _ A
lnnlyiiméy “Sk 'har for “ve mmklilii ESQ., and his daughter' Mrs' W_ Snigew   .M;ioN]eil|1 golesitovthie ‘lights iiiriieil mi, Ifhls is cor- imryilipoaltsho; 8}|=\l(l|m:ili<;vv\lrt1;:gu;4;i ` iAV*_
doilxiirs por year over it perlodthey 0'K‘*°f° were Qin Sunmmrsmv 0‘"l.;~.li(e-\v»xi;)lItl§~i \1voUiil>i; Zlliic-\Tll'  aaigtxletttliifogyihliliiltlht tilillilllhx iw" Hvmg Afrlmu “mhm"°mS~' `
tried 1° maka “S 'pay ‘ony mH` Friday' Mrs' OKUMU is remmmg ivliilo-<Mrs. ";\lucl`loii:\ll<l 'wlill be nib- have had this work in hund dc- gist ggrum “Hd mth? °l:";::;;;lZ£f';
, 15' f ' i" . -~ll~ . ' '_ ' 3 lere “umm "G I ,
_AV i ` tive months at her old home tukingi ul" U" 4 LW Ill’-H1015 :§;;ehai,n&llL,f]uq],(e:le(]ti]§eIarorgglealyndg beslta-tion in placing the fossil
(_'**;'~’*”*_""4*". care of her mother, who passed PERSONALS Ql `-form in this living group.
Q uway October 18th. _ . ' “At the most it represents a gen-
C0mplete` FOX Pen Z ' W" --Mr, Daniel Goodlwin, Kensing-'tiihlthhaliahiilit sgghliiiiogezlhdifiii us in -the H0T|\\f1~0h8l¥1~lJi1l1Z€€ SPOUD.
tional EXW “_ L S - lion. pilid zi viisit to tovvni during ‘tiielvicinity was A on Ross Boull.er’i~i :L i5 “U0 iii. shovglinfthge 1:1915:
ess o ice ii uinmcr- -1; _ 1_ -. . _ _IL _ . opment o iiws 1 nc'
 Y ‘Nc5,E,,2w~79  side does one of the largest liusi-V ‘mr part ' _SL wuk -   l,(2“,`;;§?,  ilncuicnis which is not me-t with
i `FRE|GHT - nesses of uny express point on thc; _,Ml Thomas Kemy' Cxemmmmlree h“mh_ed in the "m_k_ Every in young gorillas, untbcliiinpnnzees
i lslan ii an ll one morii-iwas in ,Own on ,Saturday (_,-a,nSuL.,.1lmd W E . HN vm, f 1| ,.k at a curresponliiiig ii-ge. lt is true
I ing lu st wee k th re g:,=,,g,buSin,,S5 _ '_`_||_ U y u' M) ) l`yt`i u Wu that it is inu.i'kedly nurrow lioadcil.
extra cars were necessary to con- ° ' ' _ ‘ey were mmm as M' while the other Africnn anthrop-
vey the outgoing express cargoes., _Mn and -V1,-9, Hmm Sn-Ong, T] ,. I ,I I ‘ one, olds are broud-headed. but we find
Foxes :ind smelts make up most oi . , ‘. Q t l le mr on mrg-0 mg camp - K the Same killd of difference in hu-
the shipments ut resent F lsummemmt' lemmed `aur‘ay our farmers to warehouse n ‘Mgt ei cl el alllkid BCBG-
. p . . rum il ll 1. I lv _ mon .b ngs of OS y ' l‘
40 to 60,lial'x‘els of smells leave 2-,g-fjtppgglaanddihlilgillffxrloon lm quglgdtloOgelllltiiglfgvsdrllllsd' El}1l§ym‘;);.. “ln HWY? essellildl ,FESDBN th'
the western metropolis ench day tim this week Having been pm Taungs skull is -that of s. ygnrtg
V ` . ' anthropold ape. pot-18655 DE E ‘ YB- U
‘, leave the Islund daily for Boston in cellars they Wm hmdly come which, in point of size. is actualll'
‘ anti New York. so far this month °‘“ “°“’ ““'~” ‘he “""“g' smaller than that or ii gorilla 01 H
‘ over 500 airs f bl k f h '  ST’  .
MoVlttie who are attending Prince ` ` g
i the Chnidees a piece of sculpture
of Wales spent Thanksgiving with ' h I 1..
their parents at Criipaud. has been dug up' G ow ng a pt
P. E. I.. who was in attendance iii' ___._.__
the Bible Conference recently held t '
'at Tryon, is visiting relatives and \\'o.\i.\N's Lili-E
‘ friends in Augustine Cove. I-\' lf`E|--‘NU
ing, ironing, pumping, tliresliing.
etc. At present. there orc only ii
low electric irons in uni' cominun-
ity, us the ironing must he done in
the evening. lf sufficient support
would be giininiitoi-.il Mr. Ives we
iiirgc his service. lie is that kind
if 5
KEEP yourself bright,smi ling and
vigorouskwith a cup of FRY S
every day Dainty chocolaty lla
vour - natural stimulant to the
nerves-grateful nourishment to a
tired body A small sp wonful does
for a cup-'make it with milk and
you have a royal beverage indeed.
\a`as.<¢:,\\s.-nn-seo `
~A»£-¢¢;¢l¢»-.1-lt_v¢~r.md'-7\ 4-1/<~»(»i>»
See directions on tm-
“Nothing
- will do
but FR Y’S”
Uzvrr
/.-.-as
Fanny
since
Xi” 1728
i
195
ndln nge "
Misses winifreti Best and Lenin °°f,‘;e‘:,'fg ,ons .b,,,,e,, my of U, of
‘ture of workmen carrying l\\01"U“'
Miss May Lenrd of Cusciinipefxlup ladders'
~i¥€-0'?-*-l
N01- -|-HE M|5S|NG.|_|NK- Tho liiili of June" is lin- uiiusiiiil
lo of iliv only \\'\nii;iii's i*ill""`
‘, sum-Msnsins
wif; _-_si-_;-_»~_-_-___T_...-1;-__.J/
6094.11.11-20.25-za,
“('hecr up, Shorty-\Vhy no down;
in the iiioutli'1 l{aven't you het-n
nlilc to solve u cross-word puzlc oi
soiuetliliig'.*"
Cross-ivord puzzle Uh, I married one!"
, Lis.-coiisnsvnrivn coNvnN'iioN
-fi. THIRD Disriiicr or Kinds . A A 
-__,_-._
A Convention of the Lib.-Conservative Electors of the Cardigan
District, wil-I be held on Wednesday, November 18th at 2 P. M., in the
Public Hall at Cardigan, for the purpose of nominating a candidate
to contest the District, in the forthcoming bye-election. Chairmen of
polls are required to call meetings, to appoint the five deI¢‘ili\°l 1°
which each is entitled. ` .J. A. McLEAN»
Convener.
FRED H. MELLISH,
6995-11~1ltf. 3°°"°¢l"¥-
Perfect Normal Heat in i    
--Only (")ne`Fire» to Attend , -°~e........._................ 
zl ' Don'¢ cheat yourself into bl- `
-umns 7°" '|°|°" " “°"““£~ _
.f You cannot compare 10'" lil ° li
" with others. You saline* l°° ii'
ln.-c.is'i r|PEL_g§_ijqiiy_icr
, _ ,
Absolute, perfect home heating is now ni - .
your command in the Enterprise A11_Ca.st‘
, Pipeless Furllace, thc inexpensive, simple
home heating system that means. , 
The Enterprise burns soft cool, coke or other cheap
iucli and gives perfect heat with no bother for thc full 24
--Lowest! C0ai  l ' watt.-www mo wooing; .itil W# oio You elmo Free-New i-M Quo ;,°._, watt-i-sew ~roo_ i v ctw'
hours of every duy.
Get ourfrce illustrated catalog, heating chart and
latest price.
HOLMAN-'S
Bummerside _ Charlottetown.
`f-T  I., ‘ ‘
' ` _, ...... ... /4 Al . 'i' /I I' _ I V _ F  af' ‘m
 Q ‘mil-l,\,\` -\\/‘All ,/ ;\ ,, I J,|i,i§'il)/HI, ,itil l up.. _ .
i1-9;*Ff|- 3’-' ~ - - I ` > g Oils! lv Im-plumes Bsiwice. ine. ‘ - A ' 'L-il`l,i `-" `__l i.. - _ A  ‘ _' ‘ ' » 
,  '~~`-7*'-‘1 >.  --~' ' ' YM' V M  V My .-_ " ~ MH 71'* 4 ` ` . .. . i_ . .J lift- _"vt fil"",T"." i ;>f?°-_»'-,frllllil
<;;.i>-'
Glasses  
f  7 50 
1 or P0"
i . EYEULASSHS lnmpleta fi,
.. ,,
, Bolantille Eye 'lesff-Correct Tarle
». Lenses Any 931|* F'*m° gi
»
mourn nun .ns or th”
,Q ghmggh yours. It requires o 54
V seiontldo test with seientlilo ln- `-Il
= struments handled by an DPW'
:' mstrlst to dsdno the true oondl- Z
‘ lien or your ons. Dwi °f -,j,
"Pnrhmln's" ssrvloo ls hunt!
, ,san of experisnes In hsflnl
I and nmol pulses glasses. 
E. E. PARKMAN _
` Montague, P, E. l.
».
who was one of the guests at the
Lord Mayor's Banquet and with
'l‘in\ cliii-f export of lvclauil iii fish.
. ill
it-L-lniill Lurgc quiintlilos of suited fish
riiinrn to work nu scrvniiis during the
linnglin-, "ln the iioiitliorii pxirt it is
never very cold/ mild Mimi iiurusdottir.
"n|iil the holiss-ii iii»wi|ll|i_\'s ure centrally
lionlud, liul iii the older houses we still
linvo high nlnvoii, whivli nri- pliiccd lil
Ag in iitiii-r voiiiitrlcs, os|ii-ciiiliy Nur-
wiiy rind ldwceilun, there is it
coiilldernble revival uf lillnll weaving in
Ilcclnnd. ,
-*<0->-#_
A niodi-rii philosopher siiycs: “lt.'s
| / ' .. - '_-__ 3
li ciiriii-r ni' thi- riioin,"  i _I-
'The 'fam‘0us'Taungs skull, recent- liilllmllcd 1" l"fl“_'"l" ‘::,'_'"m::H,';
ly discovered in Africa by »Pr0f_ uoniiiicuioriitci\;hi\ iliilq  I-hx w’mm_"
Dart' is not ,that of ihe "M1,3gigg wus ‘first issue( uni \\ ii ir _ I'
Link" between lipe and man, of lccluiid got thc fruiicliis, hui on)
This js the opjnion 0( Sir Arthur nppi-nrcil ns il niontlily piilillciitlon Li
}Qe_ith_ the Wm-|d's grentegp nnih. vuiiplc of yours liiicr. The ;-illlIt:l‘,'l3:I|N;4
ropoioglet, expressed in ii letter iii-If-lrilsilottlr. wns ri-ii-ntl; ii .n;.i ii,
the current Ligue of .¢Natu,.e_-» ,mid in speaking, there of in-r country
“An examination of the casts ex- recalled ibut if “'-"4 I“"’l“"U '°‘“
hibnea st womm-ey-” he \vrl1@S»f“"”“'">'~
will satisfy zoollgists that this “Nurwny wns nt ine time divided'
.that of a young aiwhropold ape 0.peii‘i|l¢-rs oi’ \\'|iii-li fiiiiglil uiiiniiu'
which was in the fourth year of thcnisclves und when one t-oii<l\|"\"‘ll
THE DUCHESS OF YORK O-PENS A CHILD WELFARE CENTRE
_ AT HACKNEY
“The Little Duchess." as she is called in the United Kingdom,
caught by the photographer ln an unusually pensive mood- ll "W
ceremonies in connection _with the opening. She Is much ln demlwd
for such events everywhere. -
:ill lin- iiiiii-rs, soiiic of thi- cliii-lu, wlili lliiiir. the l<-1-iiiiiillc lhlrllniilciit, espec-
liii-ir \\'i\‘i-it null fiiiiillii-s :ind i~ic\'\'n|iiii. ,iili_\' ns rcgnrda llie iilerckiu of wonicn.
mdk .imp in li-vlniid in ruwiiig bouts." ‘hut oisu ini-iiiiliiig rculpcs null -
,-\N('lE.\'1` .\'0il!~ll-I L.\N(iL`.-\(il<i ici-cnsiniixil iirlli-li-ii on dumcsllc
.\‘i-piirnl i'<lroiii tho iuiiiii culiflncnt,Lsiilijci-ls.
lin- ici-Iiiiiiii-rs hnvc ri-luiiii-il nliuusi li\` “Like ull thc Si-ni|illi\:i\‘lnnB»" Wim
its pui'ii~l_\‘ tho old Norse liingnngi-, iul ‘.\llss Liiriisiliiilir, "i,lic‘li~i>liiudlc \\'l1mcn\
iiiiit MSS, \\'i'ilti-ii lu lin- iwcliili iirc very l`u||<l of lin-ir iilncs. lu former
i:c|ili\r_\' l-nn rcnil null ilnilt-riiliinil tuilny. lilnics lin- liniisi-ii in lin- vuiintry ||l|ll'\‘!
lt is in this liiiigiiiigi- flint thi- llllc \\'i-rc liuill of- soils of ourih used like
#claim is prepodpefulls The Bkllll i8 |l1i0 muy kiD|Zi.l0ll1B," illlc explnled, tho \\'oin:in's pupi-r is \\'r|I|i»n, giving nii iir~ lirli-its ninl lint-ll with lluihcr. .\'o\\' con-
vouiil first ul' llii- pi'oi~t-clliiigs of thi: creic ls liirgi-ly used." I
1 ’ "mi" -
German Ambassador to London ' ' ' ' ’ H Ft 7'! " ' Yr* ` _
.v
\~ s
orc i-xpurti-il in Spniii niril ltiiiy, unil ~ L17.
iiniiiherii of girls no to ilu- flsii-dm-liig I/~m\1f   l 
groiiiiilu iluriiig lin- suniincr mid ilu-ll \'\";','»"¢
.‘,\-*' »»
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