t..
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Stops Hair Coming'0ut:
, Doubles its Beauty
-IT PAYS D0 itll! U Uill PNY me
-CHIEFTAIN TEA 55 cents Del' ta"
Ib.’at Lords, Carleton. 3527-10-16-4i
-st-tor rnom Hol.m\N'e cm- __
ng. 2045-5-zz-tl em
li
-If
I cents peg- pkg. a-t the new Carleton _'SR
o , 1'  store. 3521-10-in-4|
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-MAKE THE NEW Carletolrson
store 'our bu in center it will
ace °`
..°"0RDER from Holmank Ca
n
, _ _ follows:--GRADE 7-Catherine
'“E"‘5T5” “MN” ”*'°'"'° ‘A toques, christine Bruce; can-on o
non,
' Annie Bruce, Elizabeth MacPher-
t
I
‘fu
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A few cents buys "Danderlne."
After an application of “Dande-
rine” you can not nad a fallen hair
or any dmdruff, besides every
hair shows new life, vigor, bright.-
Lo
ness, more color and thickness. bm.
»`_`_‘ ti
5' H -ENGAGEMENT ANNouNc.
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R tl
ell
Nt
Regulate your digestion so yougcan
|9_\ fgvorite foods without f_elr`
° I
Indigestion ` me
Flatulenee 
Gases i-ia
Acidity beloved son Edmund, at the it=li~ 
pgpitgfion der age of Your _vcars._Tllt= little 6:
_ _ fellow was troubled during the lat
A few tablets of Pape’s Diapepsm tar
>°ff°¢¢ l¢idifY»_Y_h“9 1'9£€\1ll¢iPH U-'I9 throat, but nothing serious was :ln S
iwmuh and f~’"""'i¥ "m°*‘f' ‘“"'“° ticipnteti until a tiny previous to G
_oll_ef. Large tioc case-drugetores. his
'IV
1BUYlY0UR BC?0TSS8.lld HUD' T k P ' 0 t
s at tie new Cnr etol;52tIo;‘§_.16‘4i a   u
5 Y 8 _ » Agn
\\\\  \\'_ \‘ ` my 5'9"- 3°27'10‘15'4' and Russell Beaton, equal.
‘ =,\`\ ,\ 6 2 (fp _i GRADE 3-Sr.-George Bears. Wil
 ’ . -CHOICE MOLASSES $1.65 per lard
\ (J, C gal at the new Carleton store. Ma
I .
3527 10 16 4| G
- - - Ru
-& lian
.-.\lt'. and .\lrs_ .\'orliiali _\lt~l.
ttisay, llttniilton, announce the
_cugeitieltt of their tiniigltter. K
'Jima Flirt i't» tit \\'.'illoil 'l`.i BACKACHE STRAINS AND
To
_ pint-e tit-toilet' 27h .
R m  _<,>_______ Sion ' Liniment has been sold
Eotvtuuo nolRoN for
omits, t`lifton_ .\lart'ittge to luke
____ popular than ever. There can be
Sutltlenlv und unexpectedly :lt hm
' , __ `_ results.
honii. of _\ir, .tnd Mis Joseph ppned without rubbing, it pene_
es to the afflicted part, bring-
iron, Rocky Point, on Sept. 29, tr;
Angel of Death entered :ind .
inietl for its own their dezlrlv mil
s
part of the summer with his eip
death, tllelliral aid proving un- eco
e  _Huine, Cltarles MacKinnon
A ‘.. - . ‘
1 Bears. Marjorie 'MacKinnon‘;
-ENAMEL AND 'rltvwans GRADE 1--Mary Bears and 1~°“|‘
way below present day prices at SH _ 4 , _
1-ds, C,-,r|e10n_ ;-;527.10.13.4i --luttherlue Matheson. Feaciier.
Bears, equal.
ternal pains, often the result of
osure. lt leaves no mussiness
in stain or clogged DDFPS.
et a large bottle for Sl'¢‘i1i~9f
tiomy_ Keep it handy for use
en needed. Your tlruggist has
. . ll
_ ailing. Etlnitttiti was u roi>tlst lit .W . _ __ ,-
P A P E tit- fe|iui_\ und hi.; dt-alll is tit'-vply H' mum sizes' 3.".p' 70°' $1`40'
niourltetl by his p;irt_-nts, granti-
tt-gen ot wormfs by using M0¥hf‘T
oven' Worm Extielttninotor. lt i.~.
'IT PAV! to buy in tihila Prov~
_-,-
. 9045-582-tt
_° BROOKLVN SCHOOL The
ilnations held in Sept. show
odney Bruce, Annie MacKin-
Carleton Hume; GRADE 5-
; GRADE 4--'Catherine Bears.
es _‘V[acPherson, Bessie Beaton
'Bruce; Junior-Sadie Bruce,
on >-Louisa E Bears, Wil
oi' llhumatism
EEP SL`OAN'S HANDY FOR
SPRAINS, TOO
ns
30 years. Today. it is more
one anstwer-tSloan's produces
relief from rheumatic twinges,
tica; sore, stiff, strained mus-
; htldkztches, sprains, and 0ll\9r
Protetit the child from the
p.ti-ellis :intl twin brother who i'
tltisiwa thc loss of his little pl:ty» ml'
, lnllte vtiry nlucll. The rctt\ttitis.G‘ t
.  were lovingly laid away in Soutlt 7' 9""““a"! remedy' 'md Yam? 0
 ' " Shore retnelcry on the following use have Nnhanced ms repum mn'
- morning. ._d [lj '
| __;_ I -,_ -n I
the market.
“Red Label” brand English Fox Wire Netting
is made scientifically, systematically, and with a
thoroughness of workmanship that cannot be ex-
celled outside ot the United Kingdom.
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_,__ Ju-an 1-sq 
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Westetl_t__Gu|rdians EASTERN GUARDIAN
$7v
c--. »~%2§.
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This netting, which is really a super-quality, of
wire, has-been extra heavily galvanized, having,fextra
twists in the°meShes which gives it the greatest
possible strength and durability, thus' ensuring a
lasting safeguard for your foxes. A
Having received an extra large shipment very t
recently we are now in a position to fill promptly
orders for all quantities and sizes. Therefore, when A
building or en arging your ranch, make a“'point to
secure your wire from ' 1 _
'l HE LARGEST FOX NETTING DEALERS
IN AMERICA
-'.. JJtt»ulx..l.' ..`
A POST
uw: 
Sarsaparilla
Makes Food '
Taste Good
creates on eppetlh Alle liaoetloo.
purtlleo thebieol. one thu nuevos
semtuh. eats:-rl, the idle all
aches of rhoumeti nal dvoo
strength to the whole lyltem.
Nearly 50 ycorvobonomemi :aloe
toll the story ol the [root merit and
lueeeoo of Hoofo Bu-aaoarlila. It
D just the medicine you and nov.
leafs Filip heb-loo mthnrtle.
' H antl_Qop
his premises, ‘Malpeque Road. 2
stock and crops:
STOCK
2 young general :purpose horses.
ing
fer due to freshen now.
4 -grade Holstein cows.
4 grnde Ayrshire cows.
2 grade Jersey cows.
1 grade Sliortllorn cow. ,
tAl1 -milking.
1 fat cow. '
1 fat heifer.
12 sheep.
10 pigs.
CROP
15 tons of ltay.
20 bushels mixed grain.
Quantity straw and potatoes.
TERNl_8
tAll sums up to $10.00 cash, over
that amount 112 months Credit- OH
approved Joint notes; six per cunt
of for cash. ' , _
li' stormy, snlo 'will take phusc
first fine day. Sale positive.
J. A. MacDONAL'D,
Auctioneer.
3567-l0~20»4-i.
---<o>-l-
::.A Prime Dressing for Wnuntle.
in some factories and workshops
corbollc acid is loept for use in
tstttained by wonkmen. Far better to
keep on hand a bottle ot Dr.
Thomas. Ecleotric Oih It is just
as quick in action, and does not
LUMBAGU PAIN AWAY
RUB !‘M:KACHE AWAY WlTH
SMA. __ TRIA-L` BOTTLE OF'
ST. JACOBS OIL .
When your back is sore and
lame or luuibzigo. sclnticzt or
rheumatisni has you stil'-fotted ltli.
don't auf-fer! Get. zrsnlnll trial _boi
tie of old, honest ‘ASL Jacobs Oli"
at any drug store, pour a little in
your hand and rub lt right on your
aching tbzick. and by the time you
count fifty, the soreness and lante-
ness is gone.
‘Don't stay crippled! This sooth-
ing penetrating oil needs to he
used only once. lt takes the pain
rigltt out and ends the misery. it
is magical, yet absolutely ,lt;}l‘ln-
less and doesn`t -burn the skin,-`
sciatictt, backache or rheunlntism
so promptly. lt never disappoints.
CURRENT COMMENT
Continued from page four `
ance, Tho proper time to “thl'ow.
up the sponge." tts Preltlier Bell
put it. is NOW
shootings, and the Patriot (larc-
headed -with alarming statements
concerning the big debt of the
province, bequeathed by the Arsen-
itult Government. lt is now tinle
for them to conie out with another
annual statement of the 'I)EB"l‘ Olff
TIi'}} Pi`t0\'lN(1E AS l'l‘ STANDS
UNDER. BELL MmNAtGEl\lEN'l‘.
Then as it appeared they conpured
up liabilities of approaching at
quarter of si lnllllon dollars. And
they nizlde the most of lt in their
campaign oti’ slander against their
predectssorti. Will the Govern-
ment, or their organ the Patriot,
declare what their over~dr:ift is
at the banks today. Or lnore de-
finite still, will they, after all their
tax collections, covering both ,last
year’s and this, publicly declare
their present overtirttfts at the
hunks will amount to less than a
lnllllon dollars. Don't misunder-
stand our question, and let the
public littve, if they get down to
 i_ 
77
`You Fellers
that don’t eat
Tonsrltss
are travellm
on flat tires t
_.J
Brace, McKay & Co. Ltd ,Q
Summerside, P.E.l. .
,ai....». '
at i if A/////;
Auction A Sale oi°Stiit:lt
l ani instructed by Duncan Mc-
Intyre to sell by Public Auction on
miles front town on Salllfday. 0Cl~
23rd. at 1 o'clock sharp the follow-
1 Guernsey cow 1 Guernsey hei-
cauterizlzig wounds midi cuts su-
` _ 'IHXOEED ONE Ml'LLl0N DOL»
LABS
About this time last year the ' _
welkin was .made to ring with: . '_'--
i Overcoat for th
f our assortment
I right. A
V Larger size Ove
t A Cash Store
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3561-10~20 -3|
We are Specialists
In Boy’s Clothing
English Fox Wire Red   Niiititwitotibiiilfiesitusis ,he §§,;',’ ,i;,.**§°.,,ii”;$,.i°v5§,i§§i
Label” Brand
Netting that is today in demand throughout
Canada irom the Atlantic to the Paciiic.
Orders, Initial orders, repeat orders, more and
still more orders, have in an ever increasing quantity
been pouring in since first this netting was put on
range of patterns which will
surely please you. Prices always
E _ _ _
5 B0y's Suits $5.75 up. . ,t ti”
Larger size Boy’s Suits $7.00 up. t , »-;titit`,l___
l Overcoats $9.00 up. ,t
  Results that  is A
 Flo CE
The constantly
business which we are
irom old customers and new
tells very plainly what the
public think of Prowse’s Clothing
Ouallty Before Price
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at Boy of yours,
is large, a large
rcoats $14.00 up _ A' _
The Clothing Specialists
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Clothes that have covered
thousands With satisfaction.
F all or Winter Suits and
Uvercoats $18.00 to
$50.00
We aim to sell Clothes that
will create goodwill and confidenc ,
all round satisfaction and full value
goes with every purchase here
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Nothing also stops lumbismi The one Price    [0 
Spot Cash
1
‘~ "-- "_ _ »-» .__ _ '-~ ~ .- ""‘ ';._.._‘ mir *’” T_'_'_"'
it, a trttthful question, declaring,Only if its renders has the same are up against tt in severe earn~|
'WHAT 'l`<i~liE 0VtERtDR‘AFT OF
THE I‘ltO\'iN(‘.E IS. tllitl l’urther`
tlcelal'in‘g that l'l’ WILL NOT NOW
Last February when that ine'lnor~
able report of the Fnlcotiivood
Conintlsalon was published the col-
umns of the Patriot were charged
with a high voltage of botnbast
and threat of what was going to
happen to the Opposition when thc
iiouse niet. When the time cultic
the Hon. Mr. Arsenuuit and lilo
colleagues nctunlly took their
seats as boldly atid uhconce-rnedly`
ns if there was no danger, real or
iinaglnery. More remarltable than
this, when the Public Accounts or
Fnlaonwiood mnthtlrs iwere even
hinted at the whole combination
composing the Government, with
the white feather ltttuched to their
coat tails hurried and ecurrieti to
whatever cover 'for snllleiyn ltliey
could reach, und with as much dis-
order antl precipitation as if all the
fiends of the inferno were on their
track. tis history going -to repeat
itself? in its closing editorial on
the Prince of Wales College bungle,
it hints that in all probability this
matter will be "threslied out" when
the legislature meets. Again it
ipoints out to the next session of
pnpt-r \\'l|t» kr-vpn t‘llit-ltcmt run af»
folrtl to itznort-. Ht- will lull you
W \.\’.
groveling estimate of our public
nieli tts the Chronicle pretends to
have, would they poison their good
judgment by no ridiculous a con<
clusion. The Board of Commerce
spoke froln actual knowledge of
the facts when they made the de-
claration, the Chronicle on the
other iinntl knew absolutely noth-
ing about the subject of its din-
tribe. The Board likewise had no
motive to ifnlslfy, no'ends to servo
or ambitions to gratify thy ;| misa-
statement of thc- truth. inverse
to -this the l'.`hronlcle and its party
W nv - 1----W
est. They have been dlspossess-
ed if every ground of rational ar-
gtlllmtit. or tlegitintate plea either
on their own -behalf or adverse to
the Ottawa Government. Premier
Melgllen thc ;i_,loyd-George of Can-
udlan politics has so shattered
their every idol, that now .the only
opening 'before tlleni is the porttil
of despair, and thus confronted it
resorts to inud slinging as its last
expedient. Notwithstanding slurs
however the statement of the Board
oi’ Colnmerce 'will "go down with"
anti be accepted by the people.
‘Ti
1000 Eggs
in gygry Hen
If You Keep Chickens, Cut This Out-Four to Seven Eggs a Week
per Hen Through Cold Winter 9
eason. With Eggs at Dollar a
Dozen, Means $5.00 Profit per Hen in Next Six Months.
Amazing Poultry Secrets
AMERICANS FOREMOST
Tltla is nn offcr no relldct' ni' this
llcnry 'l‘rt\fTnrd. Famous Poultry
the »l-louse as the time in which
the Dalton Sanatorium matter is
to ‘be discussed and disposed of.
How sweet seems the unctions of
delay to these selhproclalmed pro-
gressives. And iwhut guarantee
have we got that lt would not be as
studlouely avoided then as the
Public .Accounts and .Falcotuwond
were at the last session?
tit is at. this amge that the Hall-
' lax Chronicle shines in its pre-
varication. It pretends '-to think
l':xt>t~t-t and llrm-:lt-r.. for nearly
elgliteen yearn Editor of "l’ouitry
Silt-cena," has tlt‘\'t-lnpod la new and
rt-ml\rkahlt‘ system of l‘t~arlni.r
hrocdtni: and feedini: chickcnu for
hr~u.\'y emi: production that rtcetnr
rortuln to rtlvolutlonlzn thc poultry
lmltuntry and give flvo eirlra or more
fm every ogg product-d today. This
plan or ayatt-nt in cxplnlned in l\ir_
'l‘rnfford'e "l.000 Egg Hon" n free
copy of which will he nent. to any
perlmn who kt-cps six liens tu' more-_
Poultry ket~pt~rs, following” Mr.
'l'rafford’a‘dlre<~.tlons .lf-nrn how to
ntort yoxhg pullout laylmr early:
make ol hens moult -iutckly anti
resume hegvy laying during ontlrc
wlnter nelson. Most any hen will
lay QP spring when emu are cheap.
Mr. nfford tells how honn lay four
tn leven eggs n week tlurintr rold~
ent winter days when oqgn sell at
a dollar n dnnen or more. Hia syn-
tem shows how any hr:-edt-r, with
-.Says
t
that it will take more than this
_ , ; to make it go down with the peo-`
’ /A, 9' ple and exonerote the Government. >
ordlnery ure. may get 1.000 eggs or
more from nearly ovary hon In fnur
'tint"» time nt n not profit of $25.00.
Revealed By ,
POU LTRY EXPERT
' There in big money to he matic
with ciilcltella this ivilttcr l\_\- [Jig
V-nun nl' wttmnn who gets tht' eggs.
the Ullif' lt' K0! tlw ltnnn rtituly for
|Ni&\'.V wltitor la'In la » -
A IZ _
,'l`mrford‘rt "i,0ll0 l-Igu' lit-nnn“»ty;|t¥|l11°
tells how and arrangements havu
N‘t=n mario wilt-reb_v any rondrr of
this Dont-t' may receive one copy nl..
solutcly free hy unlnl: the Coupon
hclo\\`. Send no money, but t-ut nut
the (oupoit and mnil lt with your
name _und ndtlrettn in ilcnry 'l't~ni’-
f"Td- "»2§N. '|`.\’nr~ Rldtr.. llingltntn-
'1‘“- N- ‘ -- "ml tht' »t'»l'_v of t_hf- i_nnn
ltlmfl lien will ho sent you by return
mu .
 '
Cliarlottf-tltwn, l’. l-I. l,
- GUARDIAN (ict. iii, 1920.
l~‘l'lEPl (70lil'0N
This Coupon entitles holder.
provided he konpn slx~hen|t or
more to nm- nun copy of Mr.
'I`t'nffnrtl's "l,000 Egg Non."
\\ rite name and odtirell
,plainly and enclose in envo-
lonc with this coupmk Ad-
_I dren Henry Trnnord. ¢ll§.
'l'\ ne Ride- 11lulzhttm»,,,,_ N
 l
tell
_ Ply
with it
hair,
By
pears,
tion or
dark
Sage Tea Darllens
Heir To Any
DON’T STAY GRAY! HERE!
OLD-TIME RECIPE TH
ANYBODY CAN APPLY
The use of Sage and Sulpltu
restoring faded, gray hair
naturwl color dates back to
mother, time. She used itto
her hair tbeautlfuily dark
and amtractlve. Whenever her
took on that dui-l fltded or tt
appearance, this simple ml
was applied with wonderfulr
But brewing at home it
and out-of-date. Nowadays M
ing at any drug etore for a
of "Wyeth’e Sage and 5
-Compound," you will get liiil
ous old preparation. imDl‘°
the addition of other insl
which can be depended uD0ii
store natural color and Mill
the hair.
A welbknown downtownd
says it darken, the hair so
ally and evenily that nobody
has been applied. Y0"
g ,pangs or soft
dratw 'tthls tliroutli
one strand at l
the gray hai'
after another I
it becomes belll
NEXT
4 _ ' Von Will be l`lt 1
 0f
XMAS.
Then Think of tit
Bayer stud
For Your Pilot _t
tea alum oaou
Next Stanley Shaw 5 " ‘
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