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i -, Optometrists ~
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The eyes
have “IT”
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eyes?
I BECAUSE you, ALWAYS want to 9 975l'u'3‘2l~
‘ look vour best.you're mighty par- ANN" a Comedy Drama in Three
ticular about your complexion, aren’t -DEATH 0F MRS- DANIEL Acts, presented by the Montague
you? Just the right cream, the most WHITE-There passed away early
perfect shade of rouge and powder, 1 Friday morning in the Prince
flattering lipstick-what about your County Hospital. Mrs. White, wiie of
_ l The
To make your eyes attractive you ;a era ng an ry g ess'
l want lon thick shes and smooth 'deceased was a native M Newmund
l brows. 'lklliaive thglm, try this simple  land amgicamsf Tire szmetiyears agg  S h 0 r  n    u  l
- - f s A . ~
g $102213? to your regular beauty I :I ap Zuiectermusmmlggampposliiiil U S' W1- I hug To
= _ _ .` she made many friends, who visited
il M l)@dllm@»3PPlyatmY blt °l"VaS°' her frequently during her long ill- Jofn  Wide
-IDWII IIICII on ali Inh-
llghts. st Brace‘s. |114-li-I-li.
-WAGON LAMPS and pocket
ilashiighls, sold at Bracc's. --
9714-ll-I-21.
-CHICKEN BUPPIB, Blllarand
food sale, Central Bedeque Hall
November 3,. Baptist Sewing Circle.
\ me-io-ai-ai
W per in Malpeque Hail, Tuesday ev-
ening, November 8rd, under the aus-
.. pices oi’ the Princetown Y. P. B. It
not fine Tuesday, come Wednesday.
Mr. Daniel White, ot Summerside.
‘ ft lo dt in illn
..‘KAl0N‘l (ill if IIII
starts Wednesday. (th lhvblk.
1 Dont miss it. "Il-l0@~l.
l .na cmxca -m lm' au nu-
lDi-iig wants for One Dont it-A at
Mabon's Om Cent Bill \WV@bl°
ith, 5th, oth and ith. Dm? lllll
|¢,_ ` Nil-10-N-6|.
..'DRUGS» '.l`0ll.l'l‘ IITIULIS,
Chocolates, Candy. Hot Wlilr Bot-
_DDNT M155 uw Chlckm sup' 'ties and almost everything in tho
drug line on sale l\t'Mlh0n'l Ono
Cent Sale November 4th, oth, oth
and 7th. 9711-10-30-6|.
..’SEE “BATTLING Il’I.'.l'Y
Players in the Murray River Hall,
Murray River, Tuesday, November
3rd at 8.15. Admission 250 Ind 8543.
9715-10-30-Si.
  PLE 0F P0“7EBi
or steep hills or sand . . .
AN
EEII
A -I l llm" Petlolwnl Jelly tl) _tlle eyellds’ lncss. _There are left to mourn, be-   V , 5'- - J  -_  ji-_  5-"55§§;==-§E§=§i3j_§j.§..;3i:;I";;'_'1; `----2-_-_-3 -22"; 55 
___M ,___i_____na____. 1 59 0 ml 0 n d h h b d’ tl hm '  " " ` ' ----~  . .':.___-Y--1”-‘F f M* . '  '  -- _ '
courages them co grow thick and long. ini; 8;; Enl;:I;t hols; so lwlx; Arfnan1ent Truce - M" ` »
  _ i
Apply a little to the eyebrows, too, h S am is te d'd._s_
'C_  Lmnpgon ff C0_  `:ind train themuina.grace’i'ularcl1witb muc ymp _li B e
~ |_|,\||'|'i.;|)_ I' ii small brush. Vaseline Jellyls per-
6l Queen .~'ii-cet  ‘ iectly harmless to the eyes, even if it
’ London, E. C. 1 England 'L gets on the 0yQba]|
- ° I ` '_ _ _ lGlenwood Women’.s Institute met
_‘ Publlc Alffitlon Sa cg . You can get f‘VHSell11@’fJelly in Jars si the home of Mrs. albert our-‘
 or tubes everywhere. And remember ,-111 on Q¢;_ 1g¢}~,_ Meeting was
J' when you buy that the trade-mark ,opened by smgmg --oh Canada-»
 Vaselineon thelnbelisyourassurance ‘and repeating Creed_ There were
1. that vou arcgctiingthe genuineprod- fifteen members also a large num_
_' uct of the Chcscbrough Manufactiir- ber of visitors present Rau can
s `  l ing Company, Consolidated, 5520 }“.a_., answered by My Earnest Re_ d dn t ti t
_ Alfred [ix-user, [nc_ .3 Chabot Avenue, Montreal, Canada. couemon The minutes of sep_ NH Y “H -F C0115 N10 011 Gnd tha
' 212 Flllh """""' Al' tember meeting were read approv it amd; only new construction
A _' ' which otherwise _might have been
lt . . - ,_ cd and signed. A bill of $28.40 for
iima:r:z§sii¢.. . . i I d d l th ~
Sllllllllllg and Weaving ,cami f°f S°h°°1w°»= °» =»°=l°»» .....I‘”.§f.i... fh§`°f.'§?.i.§°“§..
"¢1QQ£»JU£UD'Q00o3.zors:;fi;Qu~Q¢,,;m, ___ ordzzrleidhnald- SE; C°mml“°“ le' reported to be in agreement as a
pure av ng v ed and brought ‘_ '
S0113 “ll” your wool to be siwll fruit to a sick person in district suddvn Cegatlon of work in the na'
into yarn and weve into blankets. sc] 1 in _ ' Val Shlilyafds W0lllCl have S€l‘i0llS
~ single yarn is 25 cents und doubled wo comm ee rclmlted the need effects upon employment
.» GLASSES Fi'1"1'i.'u - ‘ :x cl-nts per pound. lsninkci 52.25; ‘lf *I Sand table for school. After Th Um, d state  1
it t;ikes_li\‘e los. oi wool to make a some discussion it was agreed tha; e e S no e was n I
blaiiket. They will all be laundered -fenders be mued fm. it which reply l° lm l”Vlll“l'l°n extended by
1 unless ordered otlicrwisc. Wool must l , - ' U10 league late in September, urg-
_ 142 ltlrliniond Street 5 be well wuslied and all dirt and lllould be d-eclded upon all nexll|j_ng the fjfgyqwo nations which are
 oowuwawwwo hurrs picked out The Sire 0|' single |‘“e"llllg~ New ’“°“llllY Wmmlileesit take art in- th 9 ,.1 ,-Us
yarn is medium und double yum ,were appointed as !o1lows:E 0 D 0 g ne " arm- ,
line, medium and coar5“' Put ship- Sick’ Misses Mu Bonne lament conference at Geneva in Feb ‘
  p;-'r's|i~_axni_e oé; all parcels and o_wn_ lmrthy Mac'D0ugH'1{ School? 1`*/1;;7l|riiary to join an immediate arms
L‘ Q I Ulli’ Z1 T035 Bhd lI\hl.l'\.lCllDI\S | n I
inside: otherwise We Wm not be John Currie and Mm Mm” truce cal..u ated to further the sue
ces; of that event as well as to re-
RAW i~`UHS
shipping bugs will nc iuruish-
ed without chzirgc by applying
to li. 'l`. Iloliriuii. Ltd., Sum-
niersldt, Y. |21. 1.
Represented by
' New York N. Y.
' 5`<`»"‘>`f`£`MT`-Y1`l`fi)1-
5 EYES TESTED L
l. ` A\`U
_ E. w. 'ra \'i.oic
E J. sf 'i‘.u'i_oii
,_ _,  __*__m,,_)_`__v_`____,__ "_, responsible for losses. Si-nd by mail |Gillcash, Program, Mi-S, A1-l
' or freight. rreigiii will be paid on bm Gorrm Nm Elmer Betts lleve the nations of a heavy fin-
' Speci:ilforOnc \Vcck 10° “’-"- WM LANDRIGAN, Miss Marie cahiiif A prog.-am 0f'f‘"‘°l**l l°2‘l-
-; $1.00 facial for Sflc. 55 Queen Sim-1, Ch¢,,|0¢¢,,¢0w,, songs and readings was given by
‘ W 9242-10-9-thiiroatlmonth. the program committee. An in-
 teresting ieature of the meeting
1  was a talk by Miss Catherine Mc- Na Bn Merchantilfl 'l ' A TRI sl-‘xx THUG- P
l  lln(   f lLcan on the work that ls being
-GLENWOOD INSTITUTE-'I’he
regular monthly meeting of the
rcicne iv e the different schools where lt is
undersigned until Tuesiluv, \'n'.'cm- I ~
(Special to the Guardian)
wAs`H1NGToN, oct. ao.-The
United States advised the League
oi' Nations tonight that it is will-
ing to join in a world wide truce
on armament construction for a
Year beginning next Sunday. This
Govemment is understood, howev-
er, to have specified that the holi-
day shall not apply to vessels al-
ll'   E Tenders will lic ' ` ' <1 l th .l(_lonc -by the Junior Red Crqss in  
' - . ` ‘l ‘ ' d. This was greatly ap- l.
' H~\lr ~ ber llltli, for the purclias- of house 1 orga.mLc
‘168(';_re5Slng Shoppe :ind burn, l.n;:ctl\l‘r or sepiirzliely, on Iplleclaled by all* Next meellng W be (clllalu-in PFWS)
_ -rc-11 George street ini n_ii,o.ni=n,» snini An<ir¢ws.i'r¢§- .held at the home of Mrs- Allred SAINT JOHN N B oct ao-At
l 33
_ crmaiielit
. plnme 1243, liyiermii (~huri-li, _\lonta\i;ue. I‘ureli- ¢Go1~i-ill. Meeting closed by singing ‘the aflmlal m,,let=,,g 'Af “.113 Saint
- ‘ - ' 1   , _1_\_.. .._-:_ ' '
.ixerf p ' I i - D\ 1;
my 19511';i;diI::’;mi::g;ir&’hci;;:::n::l"thc National Anthem, after which John branch of the N_ B_ Retail
_ _ _ ` _ _ cd from prop:-riv|i_vpurcliiiscr on or |r°lr°5llm°lll5 were served by the Merchants Association here last
1’r0h|blii0n (,i)rr1m|Sg|¢,n ln-lore .\In_v 15. 1.'>3'2. lunch committee and a very pleas- cvening_ H_ H_ SCO,” _Saint Joh
n
Chas. ll. Black, Lliziirnizin, Chnr- J- ll 3If\f`l»El\N. ant social hour spent _ Lunch re- . l
|01_|e¢_0wn_ (‘h:iirni;in Board Trustees, | 1 WB-S elected pmsldent for the em
. ,_ _ , _ ccipts for evening $6.30. ~ U fi
` Jus B llIeDori:ild. \\'c»t Sl Pliers 1"_?7t;1AndrP“s Prc§b`llcnm’ Church' ` slung year' 0 ‘er of cus are as
ONE of the reasons wliy Ford trucks are used every-
where is that they do their work so well. The Ford
truck is reliable . . . you can load it to capacity, send
it over good roads or bad, up hills that are sleep
and rutied, or over ground that is soft and miry,
and depend on ending the trip with no time lost.
" ' - ~ - '  -_.‘ 0-30~f1i_ lfolloivs-S. E. Fisher, Honorary  A 4-Speed transmission gives the Ford truck a
. John Simpson, llumillon. '
Solid all information rl‘g:irdinx,'
lnfractions of l’l{()llilll'l"l'(l.\' _»l.(,`1` ’ 
i .
io the above or to il. J, lluywood,
Chief Inspector. cn.n|..iiniown.
»s'ri.wAii'l‘ & |.o\vTHER
1 J. D. S'I`El\¢`Ali'l_ K, C,
` N. W. l.()»\"l`lll£
BARii|si'uiis_ soLici'rgns, arc,
Bi Grout George Sh-get
MONEY YO LOAN.
“T
~ MCLEOD & BENTLEY
' J. A. Bl-IN'l`l.EY
-l W. E. lSEN'i`Ll<IY_ K. C.
_ Barrister and Atinrney~n¢.Law
Oiiice: 180 Richmond Sircet
MONEY 'I0 LOAN
U-*ip
. MARK R. McGUlGAN
' B. A.
B/inmsrnii, sni.|r'i'ror¢. arc,
MONEY T() LOAN
p-_
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nameron uiock. ciiorioiiciown. i=.E_|_ I
9--m___% ___
_`_§ BELL s l\i.i'ri1ii:soN
IL R. Bell. li. I. Miini<»son_ Li. ii
2 Barrister or Solicitors
=` M0110! to Loan
Charlottetown and Montague
*‘~i-i-_-_*___
.DR. J. H. AYERS
DENTIST
bm” Queen Street
_ OVCL' Hughes Drugstore.
Hours;-9 to 12.30. 2 P. M.-s P. M.
sso2-9-4- 2|.  k
YUUR CHILD
lint Stupid-
_ Handicapped
The seeming stupidity oi
many school children, is
directly chargeable to
faulty vision.
» Correctly titled glasses
often work wonders.
Have your child's
eyes examined 
G.F.HUTOHESOH
l". Gordon Hutcheson
Optometrists-At your
FOR SALE
Dwelling with bam centrally loc-
ntcil :tt Kensington.. Apply
J0llN Il. CHLOW,
Summerside.
9777-11-2-21,
H. J. MllBON’S
0llE.CENT SALE
H. J. Mahon, Druggist, oi Mon-
tague, is conducting another of his
famous One Cent Sales. This sale
will give his many customers an op-
portunity to buy almost all their
drugs and toilet articles for the
winter at bargain prices.
WHAT IS A REXALL ONE-CENT
SALE?
It is a sale where you buy an
item at the regular price, then an-
other item of the same kind for one
cent. As an illustration: The
standard price of Klenzo Dental
Paste is 50c, you buy one tube at
this price and by paying 1 Cent
more, or 51 cents, you get two tubes,
and save 49 cents. Every United
Drug Co. article in this sale ls at
high quality guaranteed product,
just the same as is sold every day
service.
 ii- __ '- _~_;__;___;;_.~_=-_»-_'.'.. .__`.
 r.icn0NAi.n & iiiceiirziz
_ Ii. A.
U. A. M¢noNaLu_ n. r. Mi-rn
EE | On September 4th the members
Burr|_q¢¢,~,, ,q¢¢,,n,, _    F E V imet at the home oi Mrs. Jo
_-.-,~»_-¢~¢~v-von.
~;».~;~ n 121:12
1
at the regular price. No limit-buy
all you want, but on Thursday, Fri-
fl°_¥_ar\'l,§e!':@ 'mlll
President; J. H. McIntyre, First
vice persldent; L. M. LeLacheur,
second vice president; J. H. Vaugh-
an, third vicc president; C. V. Em-
erson, Trcasurer, executive commit-
tee, Charles Chrlstie, chairman; R..
C. Holt, S. E. Fisher, George W.
Noble, F. I. Withers, E. Roy Rob-
ertson, W. W. Rogers, Donaldson
Hunt, Max Marcus, F. W. Daniel,
Alden Clark, F. P. Starr, J. F. Til-
ley, M. E. Grass, F. A. Dykemari, C.
R. Wasson, and R.. W. Rowley; ii-
nance committee, George W. Noble,
H. H. Scovil, R. U. Holt, H. L. Mar-
cus,lE. C. Thompson and C. V. Em-
ei-son.
Nfl’d. Railwaymen
Are Pensioned
(Canadian Press)
ST. JOHN’S, Nlld.. Oct. 31-
Forty five Newfoundland railway
employees. ranging in ages from 65
to 80, have been retired on pensions
and included in the number is W.
J. Kent, purchasing agent, whose
position will not be filled. ;
About 60 other railway men and
nearly all oi whom were employed
in machine shops, have been laid
off as the governrrient continues its
retrenchment program.
CABLE HEAD WEST WOMEN’S
INSTITUTE
wide range of speed and power. The rear-axle gear-
ratio of 6.6 permits excellent road-speeds, while
unusually low gear-reductions provide abundant
power for the hardest pull. An optional gear-ratio
of 5.14- is offered where higher speeds are required.
Rugged strength, long life and endurance are
built into the Ford truck by the extensive use of spe-
cial steels and fine steel forgiugs. More than twenty
ball and roller bearings at important cliassis»points
-1..- =._-_;_-.- ____ _,__-__
1" '..'_ ._.j; .. .___ _.=-,=_
..é'$l-21 '= lit Elsa El,
0,_\ih....,,,  5.-_!__-5-._ ,
~ Pm! ciuwiian 'l'!UC5"_
' Shih mu-lr with l51»ln¢li whnlbus. Enpcilolly
Jnlpiod /or eiurylng long or bulky loads, :lilo
QI! ll widely und industrially. Aho lvlllablc
with 181%-inch uhnlbuo.
l.?.____--
Find Pull Delivery an 15'!-bids ulaoslbou. Till
la a lull, neloul Body lor unplug pralnikis
»/ bali, hu.. nw asm my be you leans,
or din; wllb id! isle.
ills!
El
romice friction and wear, 'anil b`y increasing the life
of the truck, add io its up-keepj economy. Snell
features as the tlireequarter iloating spiral bevel
- gear rear axle and the torque-tube drive contribute
further to reliability and economy.
Ford trucks are good-looking. Witli their pleas-
ing lines and contours, their gleaming colors and
handsome finish, they do credit to any operator
whose business they represent.
The Ford 1%-ton truck is available witli a wide
choice of standard bodies, while others for every;
need are available. Any Ford dealer will gladly an-
range to demonstrate a truck of the type you re-
quire. Give it a thorough test-discover its capa-
bilities-tlien consider what transportation econr
_ omies its low cost can mean to your business.
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i'ifi"c;I»l@_l§llli.
'url 'lla lxpwu. fill
al, uecodlngly nnrdy eonsmuvloil,
dvrwl iw M119 hm.
au ll lnellu W will
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@ lI_Il
ford In on 151-Inch lolusfbsoo, ofryhg il
li §@`
lei
li:
il
puuongfs. Sun an lpluilauul tu lsllnlnl
louhn. Clvlng Ilia bu opcnur lbs lull lump
of lord reliability and oeoiwny.
I
ys. Flo. lm H-
li10l;\;|hll T0 LOAN lslmons, meeting opened by singing _ _
K*
- Y Bllllflins ‘ 'me "Institute ode" 'rne minute; __ '
_ _ _ _ _ ' bi exiyeiir.'1‘he nm meet ii .1 res. Ni in be
i»l  'Central Street :Q ipxegtlrlitgn leiqewarsead and ei; 3361:, held at the home oi pzegenl, The ng; mezlingrswliregx
8.llBW
&
l
  el' Mrs. Billie M°I4\l'°¥l- The PYOBTM. held at the home oi Mrs. George
*H An Summerside ed by riddles- *lim membefs Gnd mnsutm of i. recitation by Mrs. Mean-en. lui members mon; me on
one visitor being present. Correa JMD" M51”-gn, "ming by Mn mn or pa B ,me mu .J
L; _ _ _ ` ~ I d '| -prozr y _ c ito
r-; Annual Examination ”°“ ’“°° W” ""4 “ml °ll5°“‘l~°>‘*‘l-,Joliri K- BMW "ld ° ml bv be answered by writing mime im
" 0' rm E,” vm Bunn.” Best Restaurant in Town. |701' next metlng the members will 5,", Anderson. A dainty lunch handed blindfolded. and opening
Yu” vm” um C 1 u shave A discussion On the Fisheries was un,-ed by me haste" md a chorus "wreck of the om my
om nrt Reasonable Prices. lPaper. Members decided to try and pleumt evmmg "_, ,pmt m|Mm. me mqmnz Wu mmmned
l‘"° "‘° ’°l‘"Y "‘°l‘°"S wld by nnnii and alnzins. Meeting uma about so invites me ni Q
5°* g t M 81| 8 h red
Ezii here when in town. _ ne" mee “ll “nd l° l'“'ll" “ ‘W by linkin! f-N N°°l°’"*1 Anthem- 101’ th° 101-ter! ticket drawing.
 W,  We"-’ ‘°" "le ‘l’“W’“€~ Members on oowoei- a me members mei 'rue lucky winner of the china
.. Meals sei-vcd from 8 a.m. to 2 a.m. °° “ml 1” l>f°"ld*lls the lunch ai the home of Mm Billie McLaren. 'rea sei being Mr. ri-eddy muon
_ °l"'°m°"l'* - _ md To Drills wma articles for 1 musing opened by llnsing “Its a Murray River, P. l.'. I. A small 
5 151 Kent street l’ grab box. A sh0rt d’scusslon wok Gwd 1;-gm, to get Acquainted." oi money was realized on ii b
_- 4.-»..n.n.¢..... 1: 1  Dim mu: enienng n.. s,,,,,,,, mmm 0, M ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, ,M M '"‘
Q3-VIDA:/;¢_| -
°l52` '3l°l°l A hir but wlnlfe 'sms wui be mi- ma mama md N11 #ll *MUN 'H10 follvwlns ummm vu ui-
' I
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juyed by all present, instrumentalisvellllls WM Dlll¢¢ 5-fm' I W” °°
music by Ira Mloharen and Ai-thurlthanka had been extended to In
/mae;-gon; song, “The Old Arm and Mrs. Mobarsn the intimal
chair," by mi. Jasper M°I4r°n:lAn¢l\¢m bmlliht WI HW* °°~l°¥°
izeeainif, "Pa wi-im to mi," by me meeting ui s uma.
Hattie, Simons: Monolague, "In
Imminlent Peril," by Mrs. Jasper
McLaren. Inalirumeutal music by|l_:
Arthur Anderson, In and Wilfred 
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EYES§GHT
EXAMI ATION
Ilttlll All I
Glllcl. Gill. " -nb*
H. J. MABON
0l*‘l'0Ml’l‘l.ll1‘
Montague P. I. I-
Mblaren; Reading, "The Railroad
Crossing," by Laura Simons; Read-
ing, “Tire Perfect numna.” iiy'||||
Lydia simon; necitaiion by .ioe':-_:
Bimom, Instrumental music. 
A dainty lunch was served by 5.;
im. uenmn Anime by me "ll °l""° °°'""°‘°‘ "ll
mmzanmacpimnnt social, °""“'°
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