OCT/1_2_.-`1923'_ _ _ _ __ _ __ THE CI-IARLCYPTETOWN GUARDIAN ' ' _ PAGE
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lsr of your molly will
ltilywlletisezmhealtb-oat better. W01'l¢
em sleep better-if they oat
lfgcoifggé 's Bran regulrly. Its natural)
~t- 9 Wm-k for diealth' ls actually a
ifgsgg to hunlanityl Kellogg ’s gives
' neat relief from constipation be-
tifiitalr is ALL `BsaNl_ Il is solen-
tiilcally pre ared to relieve sulerisig
humanity frgm oonillvll-i°1L ` ~
Kellogg 's Brslljftleans and pu:-tiles
"“’- “"“*“2.‘i.§ `§1'l`.’&""i=3tt»-.’°y.f.i"i¥'a+$'iil’$
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ihiilcgelbo of such dread diseasm as
Brighth, diabetes, etc., as well as sick
lvsical depression. A week’s trial
gflrhis great nature food will prove
that its work for health is wonderfull
Consider Kcllogg’s Bran :ls n food.
It is not s laxstivo nor a medicine.
Bran is the outer coating of whole
\ .lemons A
_ headaches. 1‘l101111\9-l¢l°m and m9“l'3l and
factors as mineral salts and other
elements vital in sustaining life!
Kellogg's Bran is cooked and all
ready to eat. It is delightful as is
cereal, or sprinkled over your favorite
hot or cold cereal. Another popular
way to ent it is to cook or mix it with
a hot cereal. In preparation, add two
tablespooafuis of bran for each person.
Delicious bakery batches are made
with Kellogg 's Bran. Recipes are
printed on each package.
' DO TWO THINGS-Eat Keliogg’s
Bran each _day for permanent relief
from constipation and be certain to
eat at least two tablespoonfulsg in
chronic cases, with each meal.
First-class hotels, clubs and restau-
rants serve Kcllogg’s Bran in indi.
vidual packages. Ask for it at your
restaurant. All grocers.
SON. Charlottetown
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Dealers for KslIogg’s Toasted Corn Flakes and Bran
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Friday and Saturday
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ii Hamilton’s Fudges
are way ahead of the
home made kind for
taste and texture. No
fuss making. Our ex-
!_ perts do that for you.
‘ Six flavors.
HAMILTON’S CANDIES
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Gertrude Atherton s Famous Novel
_ is being filmed by Fil-st N_at_1onal P10-
tures with Corinne Griffith and
Conway Teal-le as the featured _
players ‘
5- “Black 0xen,”_the novel, will begin in
:serial form in the Guardian com- __
' mencing October 13 
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 ‘Black Oxon’ _
ing. and the way out." Preacher.
MT STEWART METHODIST
FASCINATIN G
FALL
“KODAKIN G” ,
At this season nature is
garhsd in her most attractive
hues. it is a time to delight
the hearts of “Kodskers."
A jan-nt through the woods
and fields will bring you In
contact with many subjects
which will make excellent
snap-shots. We have a lull
line of
KODAKS AND
CAMERAS
Come in and have a Cam-
era talk with us and ws bo-
Ilevo you will decide to _loin
the ranks of happy photo-
graphors without further do-
isy. -
Kodak prices range from
.............................. ._ $6.50 up
Camera prices range from .
_..._._...__....__.....____...__..s.- $1.75 up
We also carry al full assert.-
ment of films and supplies.
snd do prompt developing and
printing.
iolillson & Johnson
The Quality Drugstore
cor. Kent and Prince Streets
'zharge of Prince Edward Island.
and make ills home at Tho]
Russ.
\lI||ur|l‘n lllnlment for llllnilruill
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Try iiur Essence
' Oi iiinegar
MM28 Brand Essence of
Vinegar -is the favorite of all
good cooks for purity and
strength. This Essence is sn
exceptional strong concen-
trated Vinegar. Ons pint
makes thrso quarts of .fins
pickling Vinegar and is rec-
ommended by the most sua
oessful cooks as the bsst pro-
ourabls for Chow Chow or
Pickles.
Our stock of Bpices for
Plckllng are pure, strong snd
Yros from "tailings", tote.
Just sos our goods.
The, Macs
How To Get
For tl-ls More Nominal Goat of
Msnufqoturg and Distribution
3 Coupons and 98c
this NEW authentic
bound In blsok
illustrated with
in color.
or mall so this
Oowons with __
dents to cover if
sf handling, psoidsli
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Each and ever?
loaf is clean.
parish of New Landpn on the 14th this morning F,|dBy_ oct lm,-opening remarks lm slated that tile i
lost., will bo: ll-lslllowu, 10.30 am.. Merkel Building. ‘1e1“‘"“'° °f Mr- Mefsh ‘WS fe-
wm,_ my Commumom French ____ gretted by all. both young and old.
River, 2.30 .p.m.; Kensington at 7 HARD WOOD for the open tire The Pfeseniailfn was 1““‘l¢l’Y U10 ' ‘
p.m. S. S. at Kensington at 2 p.m. place at A_ TICKARD & C0'S. ' P80916 5 Warne -» Mr- D- R°bt- HMP'
._____ - 1033_10_12_3i er. while Mr. C. E. MacKenzie read
Mania.-will me Marlo Prosby- __ 01° fuldfew- _ -
terlan Congregation please note` A MEETING OF THE Ladies T° Mr- H0111? H- Marsh, !\l..\., - , 1
.leg llollve to
Arthur Bruce will slug? All friends 1032-10-12~2l. pmsehce here this evening and
of the siwlely me “rged to bi’ '_’°`° this address means much lllore, ,
D1‘0SL‘1\l-- The llckelfl HTG 5" lN\/ERNES5 SCREENED UOAL being the genuine and lleartfcltex-
cents each, on sale at Johnston null ¢llSCllM‘i§l1lE5 l'l‘01¥1 V€G50l l0d*lY 5'- presslon of ii parlelh and cormmmp
Johnston‘s ulld at the l’llrll|o A. Plckard & C0. 'Its 11 g00<l tlmfl ry who app,-edutc your worn, and
FG1‘g11H011 C0- U’ ‘il-01'0 Y0U1` S\1Dl"'lY~ 1033'1l~'12'3l who keenly feel tho loss we 'sus-
*- _'T tllln. All ve foci l- '
.WEDDING BELLS- - A fl11l@l NEW LONDON °mcUlT- _ Il' ulllllslry ;l1liiilarhllhce‘n llrltllucl-l\l[il’:y(l)llll;
marriage was solcninlwl at the New I-"M1011 C°11i='1°H“l1°11 011 S1111' -um helpful. Your lluloourcos, wllc-
MHHSC. Hl\11lDl0l1. OCR 3- by R€V~ 'lay' Hill- lmbllc ‘vmshlll Wm he tllcl' in lilo pulpit nl' olllerwlse
Nl- J- Ml1CDl101'B01I. Wl1@1l M1113' ”°"d"ct"‘l by 'lm M°‘l.°"a"°" of llavc always contained the true:
lH2ll1Ul lll8CNOVlI\. Of B01lSl1¥1W- bil- Synml' “H f°"°W°`*: Lnng River ‘ll 'zuspi-l lllessllge and that your work
0511110 U18 l>1‘l1l0 Of -lf1l11l'\VllllH111 11 "-m" C’lm°“ at 2-30 D-m" Gcddll ill tho Sunday Scllool has lllulle ri
l»0W1‘Y. Of Si- C11tl1€1‘lD9'S- Tl19ll1‘l<lB Mem°"l“l Chllfch- 7 D-hh ‘zlstlllg impression on those under
was attended by her sister, Mar- l your carry,
covet. and the :rooms brother. Wal- .'NST'TU`l'E MEETING- - 11111K' li must be gratifying to you lo
`lI1CG. S11D01`l0ll lllm- The b1’ld0 WHS “'°°‘l lnsmllle met fn’ its m‘mtl’|lY lvzlrn that the entire collllllunity
1l1'<‘-lW‘fl l11 8 HHVY bl11€ l-!‘¥\V0lll11il ‘lm-"ting al- l~h“ h°m‘3 °f Mm' Er' loills unanimously in regrcttlllg
gui," and R may velvet hug and nest Currie, with an attendance of your (l‘,_wu_mm_
looked wlnsome. She is one of £011 1ll€111l>€1`H- i11l<l 11 11l1111l)01` Of Vis We ask you to accept this purse
Bonsllawh most popular yvum: W0- "‘“"‘- The P"’*‘ld011f i1f0Si<l@<l- Thf’ -is o good will offering and asulall said
men, as was evidenced by the hum- 111l1\l1l-PH Of lflfll- 11109'-l11g Were 1`9l1‘l iokoll of our regard, and sluccrclyl `
her who attended a shower given i1.11‘l l1l1l1F0V€(l Of- The Bftel'Il0011 pray that God’s cllolcest blessings
previous to her marriage by ' the “"1” Hll911l l11 H1‘-“'lT1lZ f01' the Cllll- may rest upon you as you go tor-
Mlsscs Murchison, Bonshaw. The 'l1`011 Ol’ U10 01`Dl1i11111$€0S- A C0111' \\'zll'il ill preparation for your life
groom is li highly respected larnler 111ltU‘-0 WHS HiJil0l11i0<l I0 Vli-ll UW work :llld hope that the Divine
of St. Catherllle's. They left by `1Cl100l 211111 S09 Wl1r1t 9-1`llCl0H 21"? ilczul ofthe Church may direct you
motor for llonshaw, thence to St. "0U‘l‘f‘l for the C133-“1'00m~ Dllintl’ to il portion ol’ His vineyard. where
Catherines. where we trust they llllwlleoll ‘VBS SBTVCU by the 11053' you may be as much appreciated as
will spend many ihappy years to- 955- Tile meeting Cl05@‘l by Bl11§l11€ you have been by us. ,
gethen the Na-tional Anthem, to meet again Albhough I,amng_ the hope that Thvlllbrlds of Women owe their health 10
*_* ` at Ringwood S°h°°l 9" Oct- 25- we llllly be occasionally favored by
- , . rl visit from you, helps someyhat 0 0 ’
Mlsslon.»-There will be divine ser-  _ to ,np§mte the Sm-ww we fee; at
vice on Sunday next, October 14, " the pr'6s`pect ol’ losing you.    S
Fill lllf\Cl€ River Ht 11 H~11\-» Sllmlfli’ , _-- On bcllzilf of the Anglican parish ° `
School at 10 a.ill., Mount' Stewart Mr and Mrs. Angus McFadyen, ol' hillton,
at 3 p.lll. Tllerc will hc a United of Sydney, who recently celebrzl» D. Robt. Hooper,
service in the Presbyterian Church ted their golden, annlversary ill C. E. MacKenzie
Ill lll!11‘l<‘- i11 U19 0\’i‘1\l1lE ill 7 0`0l0'~‘kltlmt city, are at present ‘in the city ', -Wardens.   <  
-Prcacller, Rev. Tiles. Pnlelhorpe- on li visit, guests at the Pearcloll _...__-q»o>_ .
On Tuesllay. October 16th at Dun- I-louse. LE SCHOOL ' ii _
mmmgm at M0 p_m__ _,mating of __ T___Ag_;‘l__»‘;i'_‘_°Q______ ___ Am_____d__le .~ l.Yo|A E.P|NKHAM Msolcmc co. LYNN, Mass.
the Trustees ot’ Dllnstzlffnage lnl- Mr5_ 1~]_ A_ Helm and lime (laugh. h_(_h00| ;t-0,. the mo-nth of gepigmber '
lllcdiutcly after tile service. Busl- gm- [)0|»0\},_v_ accompanied hy Mm is M mnows__ ~ --
HGSS urizent. On Tllllreday. 0Ut._18.,llellll‘s mothler, Mrs Murdock Ross (;ml1@`V1ll-1. Mary Jenkins. - '_.__.__.-.J.. 1- l -
Hi Fl11111l11S Brook, at 7.30 p.m., nn- left yesterday -for Quebec, where (;1-mm Vli-1. l<)~itclle Howlett, (il-uric V-1_ Mabel 1toherrson,;`.. ucurdie Ballks, 3. Alma Mr-Donald. »Pel-fort Attendance - May Dar-
-1¢l1l1‘0SS Wlll be glV0r1 by the Rev- they will join Ml-_ Helm and re- -1 ylary Howlett 3. William How- \\'illl:lm Banks, 3. May Dnrracn. Gl-adel -1_ Victor Lllpiel-ro, 2. rach, William Banks and Geo
Thus- Pulethorne °n‘ Social Ser- _-ide. fgti ' » (mule ll-1. .lelmle llooem.-o1l,2. _ _ _ »  » = ~ _ ._ li. ~
vice. Oifertory will be on behalf' _ ‘ __ _*_ ._ - - Y -- - - » ¢==Il
y h.
Ontario; wlhn has been supDll'l11.’Z
the Anglican churches at Milton
SHOP from Holmufl Cstalos- on. cnlaeu, HUNTER lllvsn .lull nuuuoo during un- sul-_uuor
____ will be ln Bradalbane on Friday momlls, wa.: walled upon by n_
RUMMAQE SALE, Ma,-ke; Bupa. Oct, 12. 21 large' number ol’ his parishioners -
ing this morning, 1- at the home 0( the Misses Coles, _
|y|||_1-ON ANG,|_|¢AN ¢HUR,cH_ North Milton, and presented with u
Annlvso-cAsoo or shingles. ~suudoy uoxi, Holy communion Weil-“lied PMG "Wi 'iw f°"°“'"‘g.
W. T. WEIR, Stanley Bldge. 11 a_ m. conducted by Rev. H. D. address-
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ig 03 _ 123_ Raymond ' Horne, fully oxpl'el4so<l the feelings _ `¥`.;~»‘. ri  r "` - » - _  " _-il 
ANol_|oAN ssnvlces ul me Rulvlwmcs sA|_s_-ivlurkctsale °f the entire parish when ul ills , _ 1 ° _|i1»,~,;{f‘/,§,_-   ` ` _ ` _ / I 1' "i
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that there will be a United Service Auxiliary of the Protestant Orphan De" sl"~_W9 Walt °“ Y°\“ "U5 ‘
in the Presbyterian Church at Marie age will be held in the women's evemng urged by 'he l"°"‘l‘fl”'5B
on Sunday evening, Oct. 14, at 7 p. club rooms Friday Oct. 12th. at of °‘"` feemlgs' ln me “am” °f the
m. Subject: "Wlldrness wliudor- 3 p.m. 998-10-11-2| Anglican Parish- °f Mmm- "ml
citizens oi’ the community, to con-
Rev_ Thi-gg, Pgleghm-pe, o|_|3 5yDNEy S¢REENED VGY 10 you in a measure the ex- '
__ c0A|__Scho0ne__ Pncmc_ is _"___ trenlc regret we feel at the pros-
1-oN|GH-|-is BANQUE-I-___H|s charging a mee cargo of Old Mme pect of your departure from
Honon ment Gm,_ Macxhmm Wm Coal now for A_ PICKARD & CO_ 'amongst us. Under some clrcunl- '
preside al the supper uullcl- ilu- loss-lo-12-ai """‘”"’*- “ml °“ "‘““Y °”°“=‘i°“”-
auspices of the Bible Soc‘ety_ ht flrirlrcsses and expressions of good
zum Hall this evening or 6.1-1. Mr. oE|.|c|o'us cAl<E, ssl./lo “"" '"0 "EW f°"“*"' “"“ “"3 11°'
Donovan, the new President of the ETC.. will be sold on Saturday Lhlni: behind them more than being
Canadian Bible Society will he tho afternoon by the Cornwall-York f;;fn'i°‘l°fhc°“rteS3;_ wmfh f“St°'_“
speaker. Messrs Charles Earle and lnslltllte at Jenkins and Sons. l mme’ M" on t is mem’ ml “G
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1 Happy Home  
health. Her dut-ies are many and various,arld it seems as
ry other member of the family depended very much on her.
‘ “Where is my hat?" cries the boy.
“What did you do with my coat?" asks the daughter.
can’t find any handkerclliefs,” yells the husband.
Tile housewife is usually tile advisor and general manager
TO maintain a happy liome the housewife must keep in good
if eve
Lydia E. Pinl<ham’s Vegetable Compound helps women to
maintain a happy home by keeping tllcm ingood health.
Winnipeg, Manitoba-"I cannot speak
too igbly of what Lydia E. Pink-
ham’s Vegetable Compound has done for
me. I was a nervous wreck and I just had
to force myself to do my work. liven thc
of my own children playing lnndo
me feel as if I must scream if they dill not
get away from me. I could not oven
speak right to my husband. The doctor
that he could do nothing for me,
to my condition. My husb:lnd's
rangmother advised me to take Lydia E.
¥’inkhaln's Vegetable Compound. I
started it right away, and ever).-imc noticed
what li different woman I was in il _short
and able to do my '_ork."-MRS.
EMILY D/lvls, 721 McGee Street, i\'inni-
Cumberland Bay, N.B.-"I was
troubled with weak feelings, head-
ache all the time, a cough, fainting spells
and pains in my back and sides. I could
not dozlsingie hit of work and had to
be helped out to the hammock, and
I had to be carried u and down staiis.
Ailcr other medicines liad failed, a friend
adv-1.-ml mc to take Lydia E. Pinkham’s
Vegoialiie Compound as she said it was
excellent for any one in the fllmil wa .
lil-fore the ilrst bottle was taken Iycoulii
walk alone and as I kept on with it I got
stronger, until l was able to do all my
work. My bully is li big, fat, healthy
fello\v."~l\lns. l\il~nn.\\‘ J. B.in'rnN,
RR. No. 1, Cumberland Bay, New
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:of the Social Service Fund of thol Mr, [;_ 1-]_ Mon-|,,¢,n_ of Moncmn W
M0¢l10‘ll5t Cl1\11`°l1- Th0B- Pale- ululiuger of the Fuller Brush Co.; ` - _
ll101”D9» pastor. is ill the city. Mr. hiorrlson is no-1 EIS , ' "ll -' E' Q V l I
conlpunied by Mr. S. C. Perry, who , _.___
will be his assistant manager in ,I _
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brighten up every room in the home. Their low
cost, durability and sanitary features save so
many hours of household drudgery.
Practically nothing can stain the smooth
waterproof surface of a Gold-Seal Congoleum
Art-Rug. All spilled things--millr, even ink and
guage, can be whisked away without leaving a
tell-tale trace! _lust a few strokes with a damp
mop and the mg is spollessly clean again.
Gold-Seal Congoleum Rugs come in a l_lost of
artistic designs. There are elaborate Oriental
moliis for living-moms. restful floral -P°N=f1"1
for bedrooms, and wooclblock and tile eifects for
kitchens and bathrooms. -- - .-
And these attractive rugs lie Hat on the floor
without any kind of fastening. They l1¢V¢l’ l¢1Cl¢
up at the corners. ` '
Will- ll. foffolao. “M°d=m R-in for Mohr" H°n==» " , , f
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you must see them and the low prices will be s
pleasant surprise. lf be cloes not carry tbe genuine,
guaranteed Gola'-Seal Rugs and Floor-Covering
we shall be glad to see that you are supplied.
Economical Prices_Popular Room  '
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91 4.5 feet _ _ 6.75 9 X 9 fm . _ |330
9 x 6 feet _ . 9.00 9 x l0i feel . . l5_-.75
9 x l2fcet . . $l8.00 "
Gold-Seal Congoleum By-the-Yard . . 55C UQ- Yd-
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higher lo cover alla frelglzl
Gold-Seal Congoleum By-the-Yard.
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rugs, but in roll form, 2 yards wide, for use over
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