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_ _ _ _ _ ...PHE ,__,.,.,,,S.,. NWS _ THE CHARLQTTETOWN GUA  __ _ _ if:_i:s'r or ALL" ____ _____ ER 23,19"
IMPORTANT READING. MATTER SELECTED ’  I fiUARDIAN’S SATURDAY SUB
ctr.-;._._*_“';';;__.'.-.._' __  "  _ 
l\I(1NIJ.-\\'.
Warburton, I-Ion. A. B. \Varburton,__f
Dr. -_leorge Warliiirtoii, i‘ity, Uoluiiell
W. P. Warburton, lilnglaiiil, and iine 1
si“e___ _“ri R_ H_ Su,“.m.t_ _\-,m,h_\\'iIl lie pleased to learn that an es-
Gm_tney_ an of “.h,,m win h,_,.L. Uwlsiii' of his on “(`ahniliaii Poets and
sincL,l.e sympathv of 8 la___:,. (.,,.,.|,, Uf!Pii_t-ti'_\-" was aiwni~ilcil_thi- llaliliiirtuii
friends. The fiiiieiuil iii-itirc is i:i\'i-iilI""'“‘ """L"“I~"- ‘“"- “Me” ‘S a ““'
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elseii-hi-re. - .
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The _____m_ _-________,R of Harw H_lhe hail charge of St. .»\lliiiii’s Episi-o~l
Ilrowii soiihif Il-i\'id I llroivii ` iiillml "h‘i""I'- ""‘l"`I"-'
the firm i-I .\1i:cul:i_v Bros & (`_<|~.
will regret to hefii' iif his di-iith v.-liich
iircurred at his fhtlier`s hiime yen* entiri- i-uiiiniiinity of illulpeqiie goes
tcrilaiy morning. He had bei-ii ill forlo
about five iniinths with l>lrii1lit'i: dis- ffaniily iif Iiiiltir, i.i»t 18. Within tivo
ease. For :ibiiut tlirei- yeiirs he hail diivs tiiii \'i-ry sail :lentils hnvp nc-
liceii accountant iif thi- Miiriiie :ind ,-n,»,~',.,q 5,, NHS |,,,,,,,._(;,,,»,,et a young
I-‘isheries ilepiirtineiii, here and \\'ni< nizin api-il tii~i-iity-iiiie ivliii had return-
ii most oldigiiii: und 1'--i»\lli\r i»tlii'ii1l- i-il froui the liiirvi-st cxciirsioii to the
He- was thirty years iilil and is sei" _\\
\'i\'i-il, hi-siili-s his |.-iii'ciitH. li) L\1l`@‘-"i'etiii'ii .ind that of ilu- niiithi-r whoi
||I‘i"»i-\\fl'S #Hui i\_\`U P=iSU‘V-- H1-4 °’1\l`l_\` in lf-ss than fiirty hiiiirs later suc-
ili-ath will bi- ilei-ply i'i-:i`i-tt0-l-->l- i-iiznlieil rii ii si-vi-ie attack of congest-
-» -f '>ii iil --;'i-d"ii
Jiilin r-xt., (li _ ._ ie iliii-is ii
iriis wi-Il and fzi\'orulil_\' kii-,iwii iii this i-rals wliirli _ \\'¢-rc I:ii'g€i) atteliileil
i-ity, wlieri- hi- i'i-side-il for ii iinif- dur wi=ri» i-idiiliirti-il ily the Pustiii' Rev.
ins whicli hi- iiiis viiiiiii-i-ii-il i-.ith the _ lil
iiiiiiingeuif-iit iii :i 'niii-:iiiu picture' ill!
1-iiiirerii ivhirli hzis .~:iiii-I- sii.-‘i-iiiiil-il fur
lui:-'ini=ss.i `pi
*wr* ' lii
.\lany lrii-n<l.~‘ in .\li»ii<-iiiii iiill li-iiruiiiii-iit.
iiith i‘e,=gi‘et iii thi- ilealli of .\li‘s. lili-
'/ii Stroiiucli, widiiw of thi- lati- Ali-i.;
_war of her :iyi-_ 'l`lii- ili»<-i-zisi-iI`s INS* sh
li.-ind, ii-lin pri-ileci-...si-il lit-r by aliiiiii i',,|~,-i,-,- im.; im-,, ,-n]',,y;,,g mg u,,u,,1l
giiiiil lii=:iltli :ill iiliiiig, and on the
fifl‘ll\f‘l' 2£i'ilf’!`1-I l"""'f~‘-IH" l""""“‘” ‘l1\_V 'if his ili-nth si-emi-il as i-.-ell and
of thi- I. i`. ll. in _`-li»-irfiiii. iiiiil liiii-r i-iii-1-i'fiil as i-\‘ei~ iilti-r liiiisliing sonic -
fiiiir yi-airs, iiill iii- ii-iiii-iiilii-rvil at-` ii
:iii iiiiisti-r ini-rlizinii' iif ilii- |'. I-I. ls \\-.
l~ind Itniiw-iv -it i`li~ii-liii'i~f..-- -i \li‘-' Ii
_ The sudden death of Stephen For-_
rltroiiacli, \\'hii'li iici~i:rreil iii \\iuI\\l'l’i1li'ii-r, of I-Imiiucliffe, <ici'iii'red iiii Tiies-
iiii 'I‘liur.~ilay iii-»i'r\1ui', lu thi* HIS! day iiiiiriiiiig last, and was a great
i.-rs I-Ii»\'.'ai‘il aiiiii iii-iii-w l%i`iiiiiI:i;_'i-_ iif
i P
’l`lii- ili-vi-.fisi-il iras iiiie iif the iiolilcst pe
,th|- ri-ripii-iits iif iiiau) iii-ii-ful iiiiil
Many Guardian reiiili.-r.~' will ilci-ply'i'uIiiz_il»le gifts, sliiiwing ilu' I'UlJUI3l`i'
regret to learn of the death at l-`or- _'ty and esteem iii ii liicli they are held.
tune l‘ovc on Satiirilay last of Mrs. The liiippy couple ilriive tn (Jhar-
John M. Clark. She lr-ai-es to miiurn‘lol-£9!--ii'|1_Il1=' f'>lIU\\'i_HH -IH! WIWN’
the following lirol.her.~', Ur. James _ thi‘y \\'\Il H1 fl\l\U`9 l'081<l€-
...°'I`he Iliaiiy frieiiilli iil A. I.. (hil-
ett, Kiiii:`s Viillege, \\'iiidsiii', N. S.,
ire of this l'i‘ii\'iiii-e, his home being
Viwipaiiil. Iiiiriiig the past summer
-The lieartfe-lt sympathy iif the
-it tii Win. i\lai~l{eiizle and
est only tii ilii- fwii wifi-ks after his
i al`ti»-r tiilii-i-i~iiliii' triiiilili-_ The fun-
. .l. I-:aiu-i-, wliii si-like friini John
'T "\‘.`li:il I ilii iii-iii liiiowest not
-w." 'I`lii- triii-st and di-cpest syni-
ithi' is fi-It, for .\li‘. .llai-I{eii7.ie and
s iiiiiiily in this iliiiilile lii-rea\'e-
iirk tii the entire isiiiriiniiiiit `\iIr
irli niitsiili-_ after his son .liihiiliail l
Iiir the city, Mr. l‘iiri'ii-r came iii-
tliii hiiiisi-, and sliiirlly afi.erwards
Hfii»n:ii‘li, wliii ii.-is :i \'»-i'_\' wiiilllflllli' to _ _ _ _
liid_\-_ is s-.:i'\‘i\i--! l»_\~ oni- il:i\\ul1t<'I'. .\lrs. i`iiri-ii-i' i-ami- iiitii thi- kiti-,Iii-nl °““' fm' 9°"SI‘P*m°" """~I 5>'~°"\“CI1
.\Il'.~i. flli-\'.l l’:ir:iili_-'_ iiiiii' Iiviii,-_' iii fi-.nn nn niljiiiiiiiig riiiiiii iii liiiil lier gl; _
..l, Iaul li_i_i_t iil.ii .\_i iiiili _lui liusli.iiid sittiii-of in his .iiini.li.iii ____d \__l_________ _________S ______d__e_is of 
iiiiillii-i' iii \vi|iii|_'»i--: \\'l:i-ii shi- ilii-il. di,-;iil. ow ‘ha ___ _een ' d- ,__ ___ |_
e v i cure , as i y ai
ii
be-t iiti/eiis this i-oiiiitr iver I'
.      ....    
` lnow of Boston, who made merrinwlit
'_ , ithe entire evening; Gilbert Patten
It’S  S lBrii\vn, who represented the Boiston
lPres - Dr. and Mrs. John E. Gillis.
Unlll I look "Fruit-a-flies"
__ 5-‘\Y~!~'lA. ONT.-, Feb. 5th, Iguo.
I lisi'e_l»ci~ii a siiliercr for the past
25 _\'ea_rs with Coiistipatiuii, luilipi-stioii
and Lalurrli_of the Sloiii;ii'li_ I tried
niaiiy ri-medics and niaii_\- ilociors but
derived no benefit ivlizitever.
I"ini\Il_v,_ I read aii iiilreriiseiiieiit of
Iiriiit-a-ti\-es'. I di-isiiieil to give
Friiit-ii-livres' a trial and fouiid they
iliil cx:ii:lI_\' what was cliiiined for them.
I have noir talzcii ‘I~`riiil,-u-iiies' for
some iiioiiilis aiiiil find that they are tlic
oiily reiiiedy that does me good.
I have rccomiiiendeil ‘I-`riiit-:i-tives’
to a great _iiiaiiy ol' iiiy friciids and I
ciiniiot praise these fruit tablets too
1--sl-ly” PAUL J. Josss
A
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"Fruit-a-tives" is the only natural
 iMrs. Graham, A. and Mrk. Johnston,
lMisses Margaret Hutlierland, Margar-
' , o » et McLeod, Mary Matheson, Margar-
, l  S  et Matheson, Harriett McLeod,
Georgie McLeod, Jennie Murray. Bal"
__ barn Siillivan, Olive Matheson, Coz
Wi* dureta Ubiegoii, Mrs. Mollie Gerris . T h d f d
Daniel McGregor, G. Stewart, E.   an  Q _ 
Harris and others. The couP1B “Hide °` 0
is everywhere.
Your nerves are wigak
and worn, they are
overtaxed, strained
o the breaking pgint
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Nliidii bi' a ii-rfci-l im-i-Iiaiiii-ill
-_ I _
priivcss iroiii liiglr grade- i-in-on
In-ziiis, sciciitiliczilly iili-nil(-il. il is ol'
llii- line-sl qiizility, full sfri-nglli aiiid
iih.~'oliitel_\' pure and Iieailllifiil.
Sold in I/5 lh_, I/4 lb., I/2 lb. and
I lb. cans, nel weighi
Booklet of Choice Recipes
Sent Free
Walter Baker&Co. Limited
Established l780
Montreal, Can. Dorchester, Mass.
. nv
ll-Iei‘bert and Mrs. Matthews, A. and
.their escape iiriiid showers of rice
and confetti in an aiitoiiiobile en
route for New York and Washingtoii,
D. (‘, The presents were choice and
many.
MoN'mEAL, oct] 22_~isy_ w_ii-e)_-
There may be some spirited bidding in
liefore St. James Methodist Church is
sold. '
The principle of the siile has been
approveil of by the church coi'D0"H'
A sum in advance of 152300-090 “I
i.ri.\moN, oct, 22-(By Wif-lr
Despiitches rei-elveil from hbHl\Rl\“i
reported that there is fighting
Hankow Hun Yang and Tu U-hnng.I
Martial liiw was ilecliiiw-il in ull
three cities but the reliefs were iilile __
to maintain only partial order. `
At Hankow several lnoters were
shot.
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modem Ilfe

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tion and thi-re are two or three Pros- ‘l-i Strengthen them
pective liiiyi-rs. \`
Qu build i.-hem, vials;
,e,_,,d_,,,~ _iiiijor iiii-_iii-nie, ciiii he Oh- , » _ _   fllém with (1 F0gd_
1 tiiinei . {  J
i _ ii U 5/ 
_ _ ut _ _ 7/
_|_ _
Tonic.
I `  -Scott
At Han Yang-lioth burning then'
looting were indulged iii. -
i.ii siiy iat thi- reb s uive iiowu
formidable niirthworks on the hill of
Pun Yang.
h`I-IANGHAI, (')i:t., 22-(By Wirfll*
Five British mid four Jnp tnrpcili
limits iirrivcd hcri- Siitiirilay.
ouble, because it is the only uieiliciiie
the world that is ini-ide of fruit `uii es
iiIifa.i'. The engineers wen- I’. Fl.
men and H, ciiiiplc iff the firemen iin
g Hhe is :ilsii siiiiivi-il l/5 two l»i'iith~.
' Il. W. l`li;ipiii:iii, l2~ll _\I;iiii .\'trc-i-f,
and .‘ -`  " . y -_ ._
Tiilnisli, .\'_Ii., :iiiil iw.. .<i.sf:-i'i:. Mrs. priirliii-ed~lii.~: sto.-rliiig liiini-sty :ind Id
:iiprightiiess of i-liarzictcr won for hini A
inoiis friiit medicine T
rainor. Watts and Gallant, were
om this province, the i~einainilei‘be-
5:=i‘. a box, 6 for §2.5o, trial size, 25c. fr
_1  __ .~ ~ i
Moncton, iiud .\li's. 'I‘lii»iii;is .\'li-- the respect and esteem iif all wliii pid-e?_eli` (irIgni°"r°L`elp€°fp"c°I'y |
l
S“'H“H@>'. --f Wif\I1il1\"~'- .\lI`H- \`l1=\lH1l1H\ had thc plc-iisiire of his zicuiiaiiitiiiit-e, .  _‘mu before being transferrpd from the
'|`lii- i`uni-rnl to thi- (`liiii‘<‘h nf l<Iii;;~ Daniel M¢A,,|,,y_ pinettm M,.s_ Johiib; '
il at (`lii-i'r_\' Valli-y riiiiln pliiceiiii 1)_
i'u<‘i*.ii'i-il ai ill-slairli _\'i-sti-i‘da_\' iiifiiriii-
ini' he-i' of lii-r si~iri-r`s ili-nth. Iiiti‘i'» Inn
mi-nt iiiil bi- niaili- in \\`iiiiiiiiei:.- Hx. '|‘li
uit a tive. 'I,ini-led Ottawa
iirsilay afti-riioiiii, :ind ii'-as iiiie nl tuci
-_' the
Gillis, Miss Katie Blanche Wash- ‘hi
iii, Washington, and Mrs. Ida (‘ui‘- Im.
f ' . il
raclm ,W “king .,Fnm_a_t_ves,,_ me ,four of the deck hands, Graham,
ii
nval back to the Marine ll-epartmeiit
iz shipped in Halifax.
The Minto will lie examined in Hal-
it wliether she will be repaired there
here the (Taptain could not stiite.
St. l'nti~ii~k's f'liiiri-li, I-`i,i‘i .‘-Hi:HS-,iiilv. ’l`he services wi-ri- i-_oiidiicteilliy
ffl'-‘-1. “NS U10 SC"H*` Ui rl flllii-r. liut`ihn ri-i-tiir, Ili-\'. ,\'li'. Wiiiti-r. I-`iiiii'
largest ever sei-ii in the coniniii- 1~ip,~_ }-1av@,~hi||_ Mass__A F,.ien,l_
g .
.
1iii»tty wi-iIiliii_.:’ iiii l`iit.~:ilay, the sev -of
the iiill-Iie:irei'i-: wi-re siiiis-iii-lziw S
I 4
i-iitei-Iitli of flrriilier, wlieii .liisi-ph nf
Miss Aiinstnsia .\Ir‘I`al»i- of I-'wrt'.\ii-`1Pin]nys¢n| nnil (‘y|~iis Inizs. tl
gustiis, llc-v. Fatlii-i' Allan E\li-lii»nalil_’ Great si/iiiliuiliy is ff-|| for Mis
1'-*I'i<'i#\f'lIlfl~ 'V110 »‘£l"1<’H\ “HF l*\1llpiirt~ i'arrii-r iii this her awful liisi: of one ._ _ V _ i _ _ _
i-il by .liiseph lluirhes of i`hiii~liittc-,of the best hiislinnds lliiil ever lil(-ss- :t_'I\ke lflitleiezlllng’ C?I]t'.wMaCI.)her§.Onlhiiughlm ,§,"l_f"hu_m.'d _couelln __O_f 
town, and thi- liridi- was iitti-iiilf-il l»y‘ril ii wiinian with, I<‘iir thr-irs was _.I0 E A. eng 1.0!] tm A mms ull" -gl.0r_)m' ,e )_m eblmw ‘f"" ‘°°
hm. simm. _\]_,,._,. |._1,7_,,|,,.,|, _\1,.(-,,|,,._,__.,_ly an ,(1931 _md hnppy mm.ri(,d -hat trip was his farthest north a.nd,I.illiiin K. hutheilaiid, sistei of the
.-\i`ti-r thi- ri~i‘i-iizmii' the liapiw i-iiiiple life-iii-\'i-i' the sliiidoiv of ii cloud hav- _ _ _ _ V _ _ .
_ iii~<i\~i»_ til iiii- ii~nii» of iiii- iiriiii- ii-iii-i-if ing ,_»,,m.- |,,.L,,-fm, tim., in the nity “"U1 the 'CY iivitvrs of Hudson strait _‘_--B Hsiilytfiirnishedt, iva_s____iil1e<1 _yo
- i.i~i-.ikfiisi ~.i-.is sf-i--.-vii. ,xiii-i~ tiikiiiiz ii li-iii: _\'<'--us til--t. li--'Hi il- I"--“‘» Um’ an-ii; miviy' i i tl ' ftii 'iiieniiia  i-ei-iiitiiilcUinilwdpeciaioihig
ie in ri was n ie service c is _ __ - - _ '
ing i~<»iinii~y ini-y i-i-tiii~n<~ii iiiinii- midi -ph.. f,,1i,,,,.;,,g ¢i,,i,i,-an are ieft U, Nnvfil Ileiuil‘tiii@1_1t and iiwkiiiiz un ;i_1_?___‘-fi-_°_‘__af_""‘";I“?_f__t__if_f_ thi' ‘-`¥f_““l§j
purtiiiik iii n silmptiiiis rr:p:i,=t_ al iiiii-irn thi- loss of a dr-\'oti-.il and af- I{5"I0E!l`i1I’I1lCf1l -"\ll`V9Y- A PHTIV Off" i __» ' lain( I ., mal' we M
ivhirli ai l.ir;-<- ii‘iiii"i-i'i»|`tlif:i`ii‘1v-iiiis i`ci-tiriiiatie fzitlii-r: Jiiliii Ii., atlioiii&;.lUll!`. Uf \\'l10IIl (.`B.IJl1. F- AufI€l"B0¥l. Cnmg Celgymun “ds ev' ' '
- ple-nsiirc ilriri- tlii'i»i|f_-li thi- i-iii'riiiii\'l- ri-vid liff-'s pntliway toirctliz-i'.
Vaptain Miicl'lierson of the (‘. G
' ‘ - "OW U Halifax WIN?" Bile 'seth' fi t pical Nova Scotian wed-
tht- deueiised: Uiilciiliii i\‘li'lliiii:il<l, Wm, U D D Rf ' _- . "’ y ‘ ` _
l\li'.-\|i-cr of i‘liiii°liitti»liiii'n '.-:as unite-ilf.loli|i _\li-Imiinlil, Ilnvid iiiiil \\'illi:iiu inutiiiii  hlecr liiill Osipcntr ;eli~;tg~3Inn lilfingptonqklpiiimle' tile|hl{I)m;.|CouI)l‘§)kE_
"‘ th” h"I»V |"‘"‘IS "f m‘""`“""’"v LU ";I"""`I"- LII" “ther t“"‘ l"`I“lf 'I"h“ at his home in this city and leave; linggtolrli 1;' Fc l(;(li(inilm'i!rli1i(l lUis(; Ame-
llfl 1"0I`"i"l_i on return. Ilia A. Sutherland of’Six Mile Brook,
llhf-ii seen hy a Guardian represent- ll’ictou l‘o., NS. The best man was
ne experienceii his fii-st iii:qiiainmiice,lirifle- The Svacif--1-i house. which
_ - -Harold Street, Roxbury, Mnssncliii-
Nlinto t
:ind rcliitini->. nsiri- pri.-1-1-iit. ,\:”ri-rilii: iliiiryir .~\., Vliinii Point: -\'lI'S. Miil-
iicr thi: pi:--sf; iiiil-ilgi-il in iliiiieiiw i-iili
iiiitil the i'-arlj.' liiiur-.: iif tlel- i`i>lli»\\'iiI|; Iliiiiulil, I-lliliiii; I\l!':~:. lJii\'iil .\`l'(-rrin
ii .llrlliiiiiilil and _'\Irs_ .liilin Mc-
soii of Ur. Anderson, (‘ity, was chief, .T"ftS- D‘D'- “I the First I"`e”byteri°
was on boiiijil to take ii survev of an
iembers. Their honie ivas heaiitifiil-
On the evening of Oct. 11th at 23
Church, of which the couple are
l
y decorated with flowers of every
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t iiiiiriiiiiu. i\li1 iiiiil ?~ii'.-'_ .\Ir-\li-i»i` \\'i-re iinil ,\li:=. Will Slii-rrili. <‘rap:i\iil; Mrs.
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-  ‘ saves work and _
___¢3,.‘;`-:‘~_<¢;_ 5 time. Irgers things
_  . cleaneasienlength-
_‘ ___.,=-.‘»~`- I Q ens the life of fab- i
‘ __-5;'  ries, and does not
_.'.'-22:. ~ ' _ . harm the hands.
, _ ‘-' You surely should
_  _' -_   useit. Order to-day .
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` Mothers!
Fathers I I
Look at lhe pictures of the old
and the new in cIiiIdren's underwear
-and say which you would prefer for
children
your .
‘re half-dressed in the old-style kind that must
button(-d. (See the lower picture. Hasn’t
it .i fuiiiiliur and vexing look?) Tliey`re always snugly
and comfortably dressed in the new kind, .whether it`s
buttoned or not. (Gluiice at the upper picture.) Your little
will be neater, nicer, far more comfy in
.AT N’S
Kl_0Sed-Kr0tCh
V V Co
Ask for it in any weight you like, and expect
and find every size Hts perfectly, because
it is knit-to-/Yt. This new idea in
underwear is worth your while.
Ask your favorite store
about it--and ha vi- them
show it. Youll
understand in
a moment
then.
_//3.
iarliors on the West side of the Bay,
each of wliich is eligible for ai raiilwayi
if-,rniinln-i. To decide which was the'
most suitiible was the object of thei
i-xp:-ditioii. l
‘ 'l‘he Mirito proceeded to Sydney
friiui Halifax, arriving there about
July l8tli. Here she took in tow the:
scliiioni-.r lieryl, which si-as.eii routi-
tu Luke Harbor, liaffin's Lund.
she proceeded to Port Mour, in the
sii-ails of iieiie i_-ie, where ciiel
Sclioiiiii-i~ Vhrissy fi. Thnmcy, boilnd
to Port, Ni-lsoii, awaited her for tow-
ing. With the tivo scliooners the Min-
to proceeded up the Hudson Straits,
iziicoiintei~iiig very heavy ice cn route.
.The vessel cnniluctcd herself well. Ui- f-
tcntinies a dense fog ni-cessitiited
slow priigresa owing to the immin-
ent danger iif icehergs which were in
nhiiiid.-ince.
\\’heii in the straits one of their
hizwse pipes was Iiriiken and the ship
niooreil to an ireher' for tivo do s
lit-ached and repiiired
The Minto arrived at l~’oi't (‘liiircliill
ulioiit the middle of August and after
taking on a gasoline launch left for
iN'elson River.
Nelson is a very sniall place, the
North West Mounted Police station
and the Hudson Bay l’uHt h9illi! l\\`l\l"
tically the imly sign of life in thi-
plnre.
The work of exploration and Sur-
vey was proceed:-il with nt thi- latter
place and also al. f‘hiii'chill. While nl.
these two places one mail was re-
ceived by the Mintri vin WinHll’9g f1“iI`
two ur three left the ship, one ull
which was sent Via the Eric and tak-
en ull by the Minto.
In her work the Miiitn struck bot-
tom B couple of times and also lost
an ancliiir and n quantity of chain iii
ii very swift current.
They left Nelson on return on Sept.
28th. They spent n couple of days in
ii lmrhor culled Siigluk and left thcrc
intending to call at Lake Harlior,
Iinlfin Land, where n report had said
missionaries were stiirvinll- !VI€¢¢l“_l_l
the Dundee wlinler Active in the
smiits mi oct. sth.. they were I-1-
proceeded to Port Burwell, arriving
nn the 8th. Taking on water they left
on the 10th and when 50 miles from
Indian Point, Labrador, learned by
wireless that the EPIC WHS in nomim’
l-Iarlior with only It Y-Ons 005|- The-V
proceeded there and gal/8 N10 Erie 7
tons, which would take I1_€l' l-0 11 9°?
where she could be SUDPIINI- She Ie "
llnmlno I-Iarhor on Oct. 12th, arriv-
ed in Sydney nt one a. ni. Oct. 17,
left there 4 p. m. same dlly and Br*
rived in Halifax at 7.30 a. m. on the
Illth.
The Minto used up 8h°\\° 300 “ma
4 .
_Port Nelson aiiil Port. _f`hurchill, f.\vo»"
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description and alter the wedding an
elaborate banquet. was served. The
bride looked cliurniiiig iii a gown of
white silk chifloii over white satin
with veil and orange blossoms and
carried ii bouquet of white briilnli
roses. The bridesmaid wori-. a gown
of cream liice, over yelloii' sutiii, and
carried a bouquet of pinks. The
groom’s present to the bride was ri
gold chnin und peudoiit set w`itli dia-
monds ziud to the best man ii crii-I
vatte pn set with pearls. The,
bride's present to the liridesmziid was!
signet ring siiitiibli-_ eiivrnveil.
Among those present were: W. lil.
_ __._._ _ __-J
Trouble No Good
Very Itchy and Disfigurlng. Got a.
Little Cuilcura Soap and Oint-
ment and Was Cured.
"For tivo siiminr-rs I sull`i-red with
skin trouble on niy arms, and o.n niy
li-gs from my knees down. My ,nrii-i~'.
were badly disfigured, mid I ke-pt f,Iii-ni
covcri-d. It camo like the hives, und
was vi-ry itchy. I consulfx-cl usper-iiilist,
who grivii nie mc-.diciiis-, us wr-Il as uri
ointment, but seenuzd todo no good. lt
was bs.-giiiniiig to uppi-ur on in face.
' “I got a little-. Cuticiirr. (Uintini-iit
and some Cuticurci Soap. Thi- first
touch of` Ointment sw-ini-il to re-Iii-vi",
and liz-fore the (Tiiticiiru Ointiiii-nt was
finished I was rriiriifl. I lmvi- not the
least sign of' Lrouhli-. I think it would
have spit-url ovi-r my ivl.iili- body if
(hiticum Soup and (liritiiii-iii had not
cured ine. l uni dr-ligliti-il with thi-m,
and do fe-el ph-use-il to think I have sonii»-
thing I Iiiiviri-oiiflili~1i<‘v iii. I li,-Il ull
my f'rii=nds uliiiiii l.hi-in, and 1 Lliiiik
Cuticiira Ointmi-nl is this hi-st I ivi-r
saw." (Sigiir-il) M. J. Iioildy, T3 McI'iiiil
St., 'l‘ui'orito, l)i_-c. ;!‘_’, Milo..
Cold-Sore Began to Heal With First
Use of Cuticura Ointment.
"(`iif.iciim Ointment. cured a vi-rv
bad ¢fold-_:.uri- that gave me Iiours of
si-.ve-ri- pain und loss of sleep. I ti-ii-il
lots of other i~s-nii-(fins but izothiiig diil
mi- any good lill I tiii-d (7iil.ici..‘u Oint-
rricnt_, and froni thi- vc-ry firsi, u iplica-
tioii it begun to heal roi! now the-ri- is
not even iisc.-i._rlc>ft." iSigiii-di Mrs. W.
Boyce, Mermaid Farm, P.Iu`.I., Jan. 8, ‘l I _
For more tliiiii ai gen(-ration Cuticiirn
Soap and (hitiiriira Oininii-nl. lii-\'i- I
afforded thi- siif-etlii-st, siil'i=-st und most,
i-coiiomical treiitrn-.-nf. for skin and sf-ulp
lrvul-li-.-i. of yn--ni: iinii cm. Aiiiioiigii
f.I;i-_v uri-sold hy driiggiiels and di-ali-rs I
i-vi-|'_vwhf-re, a liberal sain|ili- ol' i-uffli '
may Iii- obtained fre-i-. froiii thi- Pcftf
Driig dr (`li|-in (`0i soli i
Hannon, formi-.rly of California but
'ri'
Coluuiliiis Avi-I. Boisiiiiii  
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town, 2nd. Mate; Capt. Lawrence.
i. v - ~- at <:f'_...f:~.'-§-§-‘;;-,,.  __ _  °_ _
while repairs were effected. Just pre-  ' "j~"i~i'x'-';"'l{l"%r"F"_' 1.1" "*‘v- __ "  I 
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Nearly all children have wheat-hum
ger~a craving for the body-building
elements found in the whole wheat, the
most perfect food given to man-his
“staff of life” for four thousand years.
The whole wheat contains all the
elements needed to build th‘e perfect
This cannot be truth-
fully said of any other cereal. It is
through the shredding process (pat-
ented and owned by The Shredded
-Wheat Company) that the whole
wheat is prepared in its most digest-
I
By this process all the tissue-building
elements in the whole wheat are re-
tained, while the outer, or bran, coat
is scattered along the shreds in infini-
tesimal particles in such a way as to
stimulate peristalsis (bowel exercise)
_ in a natural way.
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While at the big lierg for repairs _'
the schooner, Beryl, then only fill  "lf-ii-~-. -_ -   _  
miles from her destination, proc:-cdi-il
to Lake Harbor alone.
Give a child two Shredded Wheat
Biscuits every morning with hot milk
and a little cream and he will be fully
satisfied and will lose his taste for
mushy porridges that are usually __
bolted down without chewing.
You can’t build sturdy boys and girls
out of books and sermons. Their
bodies .must be developed from tho 
food they eat. Shredded `\/Vlieat is *_
an ideal fooc_l_ for them to Study on, to 
play on, to grow ori.
Shredded Wheat Biscuit with hot
milk or cream makes an ideal break-
fast for schoolchildren and is quickly
and easily prepared. The porcus
shreds of cooked wheat combine riatu-
rally with all kinds of fresh_ or sfev.';,-cl
fruits, making a complete, wliolcsc-:no
meal. Your grocer sells them. _
_, mu, on he, ,,,,,_ 3,., was pienn- TRISCUIT is the Shredded Wheat wafer-a crisp, tasty, nourishing wl'1OI¢
ini; siippinli ...iii i3mi~i»i<»ii¢ii__ ____ wheat 'l`oast,_ delicious for any meal with butter, cheese or marmc.lndc-SL
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