' I. I q NOV._10,“192§ - fir‘ ‘we-Mr "‘ .4 Awu-J To teomliinc- the; latest fashion zmilj (10111 fort in a sleeve! is an art in itselfJ Our Stilts are theI products of urtl-Sultm par-Icing‘; or on tablets you are tic tailoring“ fulo_slllll'l. proved safe by millions and ther enhanced by the hitrhest qual~l omit» ity cloths and lin-l lugs. The sleeve is rigxht Ross tailoring‘. always MEHCI IAN l' TAILOR 150 Great George Street - w . . . wishes oi al reson ' ' he charm“ WW" Ithrfiil shunned M?‘ their genlleral imvw I“ 12 “Block and Hm-lfivnklsttmr» time [irbsbhtetl lvitlllluh llbzttlltlv - j _ - _T.. x _' e Ynllrll- the 1333'" CPlJ-‘lfi- at 1i -p. m. Kindly note the change," l " ' ‘I ‘ _‘ k . . _ 3" ~ ~ — » ‘in the hour- 0t‘ the services all. mt 0f ‘S! W] ‘lives’ Dmmy ‘w I ~*~\ ‘ ‘In’ 1H," “ ' ‘ ' ' ytreshtnents were then served by i" "I M‘ e‘ illrs. Clark and an enjoyable game rill l_.J__l_T Ill amuel Kennedy w 810cm: i Th e Fawcet ieless’ THE "Tiirciturul autumn “Not a Blemish ' rt gallziplulonlle :Ppe\:l:n?n°r;g‘-"r only concealed Raduce: llnnflurfl color and corrects granny sltlnl. High. 3 I . -~»---~ I SPECIAL VALUE in corsets opp Lmgs in 305mm] $1.00 Prowse Bros Ltd. ‘“"‘“‘f駧,' ‘zffi,','lgl',‘,f,7§f;=“l- CHRISTMAS IS comma-AI ran. r. not-nus: sou, Montreal .921"! Lady Shopping Bu: will prove . t a most acceptable gift. LADIES SILK undersklrta l8! gloves. Special $1.00 ' ' ITLII-II-Zl. l t. ——-—- Ltd. I TRYON METHODIST CIRCUIT; _____. kjslllllllly. Nov. 11, Peachlug ser-| CHILDREN'S SERGE dresses Prowse Bros Ltd. LADIES CHAMBTSETTE gzlunt- ____ PFQWS‘? SPECIAL VALUE swager coats $12.98. Prowae iru-es, Tryon l1 a. m., (Jrapand 1V6, 8, and l0 yrs. ip. m., Victoria 7 p. m. Prowse Brosi Ltd. u ' n , _- --~_ Say Bayer and IHSIStII MOST OF US are Itmklnt: lm- the moi-y ht-Ji-t. vahu- we t-uu get in I-‘V- ii-rythiu; auil those ol‘ us who know ‘illlfilll tea insist on having I LADIES BRUSHEO wool I II lild. . "I I i Ill uiukrs illli (‘HP-d to thigputitld. ; lti-iii-t‘ Fund vrns siizhliii, WINSLOE CiRCUlT-(Ju Hirnilay Nov. llth, Ri-v. ll. A. itoblustiti, Assistant Dlstrirt Sei-retarw oi‘ the CAVENDISH SERVlCES——‘l‘hi-rI* i\ill bu i;l‘l'Vll'l' in the Tfiwisbytiir- iau (‘hurl-h ““\I(IIHHSH ‘ "Jig “_ “L “ml utyl'llv,(l_\llll‘lll \\’.'|H llu- reception NPW lllihslrn‘. at 7.00 p. Ill. Theflliliinvi-r" l"lllll'l'l'll l\li.-i~i lluli-si-i nu see the. namo “liayi-r" Y not getting the genuine Bayer pro i prescribed over,’ 31' by pllysit-iatts . ltiilii-rtson of Keusingtiiii. l.\!l'(‘llI_\'-lIll'(!L3 years for I\I|':= .l. A. '.'It"1-Z, Headache I I _ ‘ limp," pal-Up‘. ,,|~ 111,. l-(lnllnujlily “claust- lluttii- ‘Pzirlitish, iilis-i lildith I 111 -'\I"~“‘l'l "Beyer ’I‘=ilil*-ts of Aiu>ll'~""""""m' "Mimi w ‘m. bprvim IlflltilH’?‘i-iiflflllllfvlilj.Illlgqifflvbyliflllllllll I l I I I I lln" only. Flat-h unbroken 1iaekagr= 1* ivllllllllfi lmlbor directions. llaudy| ,BROOKFIELD-' U" Iioxvs or twelve tablets rout r»i-.v‘I““"l“I"'l‘ lllll ll" llll)'l‘l' bllllllll-ilflllfe or Alonoacetidd hllrvilll 'l‘lutliksr.'iviiur Otfi-i-inicflwllmv" "°""“S- Arm" ll ~ ‘W11 lflHHvn that Awpirln oi thew fil‘l'\'ll‘i‘bi. ’l‘l|i- |§t‘l'\'ll‘t‘ alim“ “""’rmill""'nl M" moans HISl. tho i I I A P. s. ISLANDER FIGURES- “m, SW3 ‘ ‘ a jolly gnnd ,\_ (‘OILV oi‘ the iadmotiton .lot|ttrual‘-u‘m| 011,... _ j w, “n? ‘I rs for the l)l'lll(‘.-(‘Il‘(f[ and /\i _“'-l Y‘ "F": ‘ >1‘ "I i‘ “JIthe ever popular IIUHlPElH, brought _ . f: lllflllllll of llll lllllllill (l]it.fl m u ‘.103’, mmmol. “(mud mm, _l\i-._Illl.', lhi- new Library u! that wt-stwl-ht, Furl";- gs the Furnace o’ Furnaces_ _ i-ru <it_v. The ri-purt say.» that tlleI ‘Inindsomi- hnililing is on .\li'|L‘.'Il‘tll“‘ ‘l IIIIII lnir. ' and that tho "oxlvrl l .1 ‘i=-' - "ll"l. P"llll. (ll <u1 w,WIIIIVtlllllfflullll ltlu-I IWIIJI-illlllrllflll." [ll / " l ' ' why-— because the correct design N" of all parts guarantees that all the heat 'II b t td f th we, ya, bu?“ 630133.51, “aim m: Mld illtiiw m- t on. Iilllldl. '!iu'.; \\‘ h_\' "he Poi-It‘ SUMMERSIDE MARKET coal, get more heat and be assur- l't‘!l.\'.llll‘lIl)ll ("inupam .\lr. I‘It‘ll-{D.'lll‘y bllltel‘ - - - - - - - - - - - 23"“) ed against gas and smoke. You “Wat ii. Emilio ot‘ (Tariligiin. l‘. i, ldiflggg pfif do; . 30‘ “mm; affgrd go decide about (ha; rho Presidoll-t lllllll Ilqlttllllgfil‘ ul Sides . . . . . . . .. 6‘ . '\‘ til; i-tiiupaluy, zttitl iois most 0i 11y _ _ , . , _ _ _ , , _ , ,, lfktl;fli‘tl2ve"nllllltfih yllliesfiPzrfl°lnllul° Qlllli‘ slot-k. llo lLlS put thriutpll Oats per bushel . .. 40-—45i l l '9 "'9 ‘e <onu» ot‘ the hirgost building coa- Potatoes , , , . , , . _ _ ,_ 40-4’ - Fawcett. ZiiIIIrzii-ts in the Wrist in recent years. SOURIS MARKET . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘l6 ’ Prices and terms arranged to 9 _ N and has hail irontlgrtttl success. Butte;- él blurs SHOP from Holmani Catalog. corsets 17~l-1l~9-2i. special $1.98 Prowse Bros Ltd. l74-11-9-2i. I I I .- I . q I 11-5-3! sorted shades. Special value $2.75. l74-11-9-2l. I in ladies I 174-11—9-2l. I Special $1.98 174-11-0-21. I I lauis. Spi-(‘lul Valur- $2.73 Provls-i Bron _ PIPELESS FURNACE will ut a cheerful, homey atmosphere in Stoves heat individual rooms and make dirt and dust in every room they heat. The Fawcett illtillSFlfi-Pflu-ri- is no bi-tti-i- value] JAPANESE FUNbj-Tlic contri- i,“ ii“. mm-kvl ma“ Muypgyq-g ‘flijlullllllfill from lllootnfleld Parish per illov. .l. A. (itiudr-t to tLi- Japanese RETURNED FROM OXFORD. N. S.—I\lr. illitriihall (‘ziusnilili- uf (-‘.,,““h-“_“ “Hm, Swim‘, “m b‘, UwINsnv London, ri-turni-d on ‘Flu-inlay spiii-iiil preacher nl South Wlnsltirelllllilll lltllll (Ixlortl, N. 8., whi-ro bi- at Ii p. m., and at llialilit-lii at. 71mm WEN‘ I" "Mango "f wnrk m‘. ],_ "L - {Stuwart and lllteKt-tlzle. island cou- I . ‘lI'llt‘l|ll'2~l at that pla —l\'. A BRIDAL gl-ylClWER-Jut event Sunday, NH“ 1m, My oi’ more than ordinary lull-rest. _und Alllllc I wrii-i-i will bi- i-ontltu-luil by lit-v. mm“ "l1 'I'II""""!"3' ‘WJIIM? "y III“ ‘Philathezis’ ot‘ thi- llaplist, ('Ill|l'(‘Il. ‘ _ lixpciriuii-uial 1 HUNTER RIVER -~_'[‘]ip "pupal Farm. l)]ll‘ll4'll her homo alretuly Imletnurinl Svrvii-u will III‘ helil ill l'l"lll“'ll"'l llll’ Illlfillllillll)’. l0!’ ‘Poothztuho Lumbfl-go Illu- l'r.~.'i*li_\‘li-i-i:iii i-linlx-li. llunterI°l‘l'll"l'll1 "llll WFIIY- llll‘ "M"! “'45 ‘ ),‘-‘u._.|che Rheummifim illiwr on Sunday rvi-uiun, Nov lltIiIlll"l'1')’ ll" i1 llllll'l‘l4li-'.l‘ ll' II- A SIIUFI Ni-iiralgls Pain, Pain Iill 7 irciiirk. .\u YPIIIIIVPS oi‘ lIIPIIlIII rnioawllile program o1‘ solo». by S||]1([;|y"\\'il.~l t‘ollo\vi-il by the arrival oi’ n si-i-rirrri in iliii pri-ttily lll‘l‘lll"flll'll toy ‘J/llililltlll. ,i~i-ii|_,~_ |)]'uggh§[“q also He" bottles‘Ilflltlkllllltl l't)lll'.‘]l-_\_(_4iii;n will i“. “h-IIIWI iwilli jars oi‘ pirkli-s, jl‘llll‘.‘i and oi Z-l and I00. Aspirin In the tram, lollmvs: Uroulttlirltl ll a. ul., llaris-:l"'"**“I“'fl$ “I'm ‘Itwflrillwl "mil 11¢‘ ‘Hunk (rvgisterwl i“ Cimadil). Orin-Hp‘ 4 p’ m“ Hlum,|.1iiv.,,. 7 IL “Lilllllllpillllbll by most flIllll-illlil di-s I I the llllfl'll' |rui-liiu<=ti-i' 0t‘ Sallcyliczicld. Whilslltu" _\llssimts will br- taknual. ear-liIlllmll 0"‘- - llllPll by this ]).’\l'l. w subsliled. Buyer utanttfatiture, lJ) as- lliiinio- ltiw-r will Lilli!‘ iiii- form ot;‘I"‘ I""‘l"""“"' “h” l” i‘ """-" Imp llllbllfl ililainst imitations. a .\ll'llliil‘lill Serrit-o. Suudav si-litmWIm" "mlmw" of 'I"'_"'m;“"' w“ "My ‘the '1~;1i,]e|_3 of Buyer Company Wm m Uruuklhakl M m H‘ m‘ Humor liberally “showortaii' with the good ior two followed by the singing of I t'ello\\"‘ GHARLOITETCWN GUARDIAN 8B- Bros . I and - heats the thirds the contrary to the vegetables. lil tit‘ to-day. i i Banner-res m‘ I any ome. or dirt anywhere. will not beat your ce Write for the interesti SACKVI L Pipeless Furnace whole house and makes no dust ,lt does this on two coal that the stoves will use and the usual o inion about furnaces Ilar and so spoil your ng booklet "The How and the Why of the Pipeless Furnace", which is free for the ‘asking. The services and advice of our staffed heatmg engineers, are free to you. Write ‘W? ~ y, We malre wood furnaces and coal furnaces in both the pipe and pliwlm "Y1"- \ rAezi-rarsraau‘ - your flame M7600! flea! became: as cheer/hes as a. CHARLES FAWCETT LIMITED’ I I LE - N -B - CANADA MONTREAL. WINNJPEG» .... QALGARXL AND_~_;.__VAHQOUXll _ _._-.-.,-._..\qiw;.¢,~.~ For Sale by SAMUEL KENNEDY, Charlottetown, P. E. I. suit: customers. flats . . giglrigmi» ~~~~ -- F639 I Prohllntlon llav . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' ' MONTAGUE MARKET Butler . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ic-n . Charlottetown, P. s. t. ‘ nit.“ ‘_ , . _ __ \ _. _, :_,_ '_ Potatoes . '5' ~ m... .................. .. 7 o MURRAY HARBOR Servlce out.» ....... .. . F a!‘ If g i, - l: H and buy once. New Universities Dictionary J’ ll. llllll Mt, s LQTLSQLEES Like everything else, radio is a pleasure if you have the right sort of equipment. And like everything else, we carry, we have only the kind of radio supplies that we know to be de- pendable in use. It pays t0 buy right . uruuxvi . ‘ " UNIVERSITIES... om: . m a In um AIN "DU"_]1'I()_N_ARY ‘ out llltlalrtrltod with a. I luln t u I 22 Dictionaries In- One » "mlfiillllllllolpnvlnnhlhloonolnoold ' . p an Pork Oats All mail orders Mvluwa receive the best: attention at this ' store. We endeavor to have the mail or- der filled and dispatched to you the day it is received. You will not be disappointed in your mail order wants here. P. 0. Box 233. Jolmsinli Johnson The Quality Drugstore Eggs . . . . . . . . Butter . Turnips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . MT. STEWART MARKETS lititlrr" .. Idifi-‘(s Potatoes . .. 0am . . . . . . lluy . . . . . (‘a trots Hides How To Get It For tho More Nominal Con! oi mnufggqui-g and Distribution 3 Coupons and 98c occuro um NEW nimiuinii . » ’ If you are in need of a new Horse Rug you will find it here. 7/1 full polo: In color. "' fl Prolont or mall h this We have them in Probably tho I Qgu l"! ,, . 3?.“.'.',.%'.‘.'.'.‘ ma”? on» = ,,°'$:',,, all sizes and at all out u nuiiullnai wvlflll. I H d h“ """‘ """ ““' Ha 2 ‘atom, tarices. Get yours I v i mm. Ollgil-ITIEDWILL ll I > Eygs . now and be pre- Add for Footage 1| all. I ' Exemlgled pared for thB COId "i ' Olllll I i '01:. E. c. HARRIS: Weather- _m oimii lira! ' ’Noxl uiionamueittm. '1, l‘ _i_,- ruoul 1n ' ‘~- ___9l/é only ono per thonsiluil inhabitants. , gin. the general fear Iii-int: that it may ... J . . . . . . ‘l; CHARLOTTETOWN MARKET 715-10 showing that llll! average number .'l8—-t0 of (louths due to alehollstn per ‘.1 _l w (United Press.) 33-‘ ROWE, Nov. ll.~—'l‘he propnsiiil 32 Italian li-gislatioti by which the 4; number oi Ofililllllfilllllfillléé selliluz 45 spirits is to bu, in large towns. and by which no soiling 0t‘ liquor- 30 is to take place afti-i- 10.1w p. lll.. 2g has raised considerable crit‘ ' n 4f, prove the thiu vitae of the wi-tigi- 1 for lulrotlucltlt: prohibition in Italy. Official figures have .-ippe'.irl~il, in defense 0t‘ the proposer! Ian. your is 600, that is about ll; per million inhabitants. Though this mortality is exceedingly slight, ~ispeelally it‘ compared tn that of iither nations, Italian officials bo- lleve in the necessity of restricting the sale of liquor as, biasldi-s the wtual number of ileuths, thorn are ho far greater number 0t‘ cases xvhere diseases engendered by ilchollsm are produual. The pro- iileul rtssumes in official eyes even ;reati>t' luiportntiee by tho tact ‘hat most oi‘ the illness duo to JlIChOIlHlIl are hereditary. .' The official figures published on alcoholism show that deaths due to drunkenness are most numer- ous in tho north of ltnly, reaching its high a rate as 4.98 in the pro- vince of Viceuza and 4.25 in the province of Bi-lluno per hundred thousand inhabitants. As is the ease in most other countries. so even in Italy. cirunkeness is more frequent in the cold and industrial .»-'-_;-._- _._=~.:v.¢> ._:':;: maniac-i Aw agricultural south. even though in the latter" arc the wine growing lprovlnei-s. The small part actress had con-I rleiscettdtltl to be ehummy with the, more chorus girl. ' “At rehemal," she said, "l was hitter perfect. So you see, my dear thrros one r-onsolation: l know my wot-dis." And the tninx (|ll(‘l‘ll.‘..l rather tuullritinslgr, "What! Both of thorn?" v- '—-~-——v&0->-—-- ~- \\'h:it irreater rrime than loss oi time. 'l‘rattqullity Is iliffli-tih. or attain- uu-ut in IPIHUTL‘. New Method Of Reducing Fat A news item from abroad informs us that the American method of producing u slim, trim figure is meeting with astonishing smut-ens. This system, which has made such a wonderful impression over there. must be the Marmola l'ri-sr:rlptli.-u; Tablet method of rcdurlnn‘ fut. it ls safe to say that we have utithlni. hotter for this purpose in this coun- try. Anything that. will reduce tb excess flesh steadily and easily without Injury to the iitonmch or thi- eausim: oi‘ Wrinkles. the hi-lp iii exercislru: or tilt-tiny. or interfer- 1'Ill'l‘ with title's meals is u mighty important. and useful addition to ulvllizntlorfs nevi-suites. Jittlt HIHJII n e-utulotrue oi’ proud results follow the use of these pleasant. harmless and i-t-onomral little. in! reduri-rs. Wi-I .~4||_\' i-conunllciil, tier-suite blurmolu- Prescription Tablets (made in ae- r-ordunre \vit.h the famous Alurmoltl Prescription) i-rm be- obtained of any druprzlst the world over or from the Murmiilu Company, 4612 Woodward Ann, Detroit. .\llch;, for one dollar u box, which l» n dnzvldedly r-i-iintsm» it-nl price, considering the number _____.-_ ..., qr north than in the Wflfnl iiml Yml spend looking over our ALLE “I4 Allcy’s Have a Wonder 0f HOSIERY so many persons remark“ You wl__ll enjoy every minute Hosiery in the desired materials embracing many fascin- ating patterns to match practically any costume or shoe. Our Silk Hosiery comes in Black, Beige, Camel, Fawn. Grey. Suede, etc; while our wool patterns are in Brown and Fawn and Heather mixtures. in Fawn and Silver and Paisley and Blue. Our prices are another attraction. ""F}§H10NAB1]swrb'or_ii_/EZR." I of tablets each (‘lute contains. The)’ are harmless, ' ful Assortment wonderful assortment 0t‘ Silk and Wool comes & Co. Limited The Piano Read this letter 0f appreciation from Mr. Albert Schurman: Miller Bros. Charlottetown, -P. E. island. Slrs: i Twenty years ago l purchased u Mendelssohn Plano trom you. This Plano has given WONIBPIIII SHIIHTlICIIOIl although n has been moved around considerably and has been tuned at irregular inter- vals. l liked tho piano so Well tllll eight years later I purchased an- other Mendelssohn tor my daugh- ter. it has also been val’? fill-ll‘ factory and l have no hesitation In highly recommending this make of piano. Yours Tully-- Albert Bchurmln Central! Biedequa P. E. lshad Aug. 20, 1923. Mendelssohn Charlottetown Stands the Test of Time ---the supreme test _The Mendelssohn Piano _ is sold on P. E. Island exclusiviely by Miller Bros