ooropsR 24-..19£§-.s

iilNiZiNii rulumiiisn

rs vriis shins iniirlrrrlr .~ irurvli ll “Fiiilif-A-TIVES"

. W-wrfi"

CAN'T TELL av THE JAW

“She's a girl of strong character —Iook at her jaw."

“Don't you know |um‘l".

she chews

us. JAMII ooasori . I "p. good enough to publish for 15¢ information of Rheumatism ‘uflerers how "FruIt-a-tives" re- lieved my Rheumatism which had |t leusffive years’ standing. “The trouble was in my right hip and |l1oulde the pain almost unen- flursbltn. 'I‘his kept up until ,1 parted to take “Fruit-a-tives’. After a continuous treatment for about six months, I am_ now in first-class condition This. I It- Skliiparits: Are you In favor of tribute to my persistent Illlt OI votes for women‘! "Fruit-a-tives." Sabertooth: I am not. There The above is the letter which ain't one woman In fifty that can Mr. James Dabson of Bronte, Irark her ballot without mashing 0m" wrote after trying file‘ ler thumb with the hammer. wonderful Fruit Treatment —1 “Fruit-a-tives" -—- which consists of intensified fruit juices combined with tonics. If you suffer with‘ Rheumatism, “FruIt-s-tives" will‘ mks you well sad keep you golf, 25c. and 50c. st dealers.

WOMAN'S PLACE IS IN THE CAVE

_ TO CAR - OWNERS OF CITY AND COUNTRY

- r .; . ; #1,-

Furry Caterpillar: You look chilly Mr. Bug.

Bug: I am. I haven't a nice fur coat like you have to wear these chilly mornings.

We are an official A. L. A.

Service Station and give Pmmlit response to all trou- ble calls,

We sell HART batteries

for all makes of can gm;

also repair, rebuild and rs- °1\"ue batteries of every kind.

We- have an up-to-dste

and well equipped wnm" left/Ive and can also polish and simonisg your oar,

TROUBLE SAVED “There's one thine about Oxford bapldthat relieves the tailors oi lots of worry." . , ' “Wiiatzst” .- I‘ “Mskln' ‘em fit." 1‘

We have a staff of expert repair men and can do a Ion promptly and satisfactorily- iet us prove this to you.

Battery and Ger Repair Dept.

Ch"llown I Garage D

C. B. MoEWEN, Proprietor

164 Prince Street Phone 590

‘h’

H ‘F’ “you lhinkof Christmas ivi

She: l'm sure you could never be happy with s dumb-boll could you, dearf

He: is this a proposaif

Scene: 'I‘erl-itorial camp. A raw recruit on guard ut night- ‘Iflr 1111B flint time meals a ‘belated cum- rods. iituw Recruit (who aces the sha- ALSQ dnwy form, presents and shouts): ) "llalt; who goes there?" IHSSPOIIJ PIIOILOS om Stager (who has about the {j- onrller part of the night at the 163 GREAT GEORGE STREET rjulllfltill); “Shut up you fatliead! I aren't going, I'm coming back!"

BY BAYER

Professional Cards

cllonald & McPhee B. A.

‘ . A. WMIONALD

n. r. llii-rims ’

Blirrlstern, Attorney, Iilto. v Money to Loren ' 11'! IIuIIiIInI Charlottetown

fhil c. c. Archibald

(Irnilnate of N. Y. Post Orlduate Medical lschool and Iltllllllll Pram". limited to lye, Isl, Nose and

Ofllse $zfiallillnl "Bayer" " lfiSlStI Greet George Street Mice lIourn-Ito is sssnltosnn. Telsplssas Ill-Jr’

Unless you see the “Bayer Cross" on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer prod- uct proved safe by millions and

prescribed by physicians for 25 Mons) to Loan

hm» "Block Charlottetown, r.s.r, years‘ . |_ r

H _ Accept oily g ~ W. A. MORRELL 938E255 ciliiirrsnso Accou NTANT whichcontalns proven directions AND AUDITUR mt . H.ndLnB.,"n h,“ d m “u.”

Also ttlss of 24 sad iilo-Drugglsts

Alrlatstbetrsdenarl (Nslltmlll J. "us: ‘ I“ rqa scrup-

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it}? McGuigail I B. A.

IIOIIICITOI.

Miiiurvrsn, mo.

Identify Bullets

‘NEW YORK, Oct, 2 ,— 115w. "1- devfllvpment in criminology, the scientific determination wheth- er a bullet taken from the ‘body or ‘one who is shot came from a par- ‘116111111 PQVOIVBI‘. was demonstrated Ito 1_5ii military and naval surgeons ,fi'orn this and other countries in .the Naval Hospitul. ‘Brooklyn, y“.

lerday.

To the surgeons was shown an

, instrument completed only two days, {E80, which for the first timelmakesi lt possible to examine through al 1111~-°14'-'0Do and to photograph av- ,ery portion of the inside of a re- volver or rifle barrel,

‘ The demonstration was by Chas. In. Waite, criminologist, and hlg u. soclutes of the ‘Bureau of Forensic Ballistics, this city. lil whoseiabor- stories the new method was devel- o

i . IIIIVCIIISIOII To | I

Surgeon Gen. Cummings of the Unitcd Staten Public Health Ser- fl/Il-‘H. 1178f! It revolver ibullot Into a ;i)2ll'l'0l of waste. It was recovered

and compurod wiili the test ouilet .

yflrfifl froln the slime revolver The two lbullcts were pnt in spe- cial holders under two ‘microscopes with a single eyepiece. The micro- iscupc is ilo arranged that the some ‘portion of each bullet is beforstbe “eye at one time. ! Every gun-barrel ‘bears on its Jnner surface. ini-liute ridges and 11111111611914, caused by the uneven edges of the tool with which the ,'i'llllll|,' grooves were cut. lil no two barrels are these marks ever alike. flinch barrel stumps ‘the bullets flr-

‘rall through It with replicas of these-

hunlireds ol‘ fine lines. Placed jundcr the instrument. If’ tlle bul- _lets compared are from the sunie gu‘n the lines match; if fired from different barrels the lilies never can match.

The new instrument is called a llelixometer. Ill. ls a long tube, smaller Ill diameter than a pencil, fitted with ‘minute lenses of high power. At its tip this tube has a-n electric bulb no larger thanagrain of wheat, ‘but so powerful the whole length of a rifle ‘barrel can be illu- minated for microscopic examina- tlon.

Mr. Waite told the surgeons this

instrument will be used principally for examination of guns in murder cases to trace defects and markings in the barrels which leave scratch- es in bullets. It will be used also to determine the manufacture of e. sun which bears -no identifying marks, This can be done ‘by measuring the angle on which the helical grooves are ‘cut.

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MBDITATIONS ON THE LJIFE OF CHRIST

CONSIDER CHRIST JESUS.

Oh Jesus Christ I'll meditate Of I-Iis‘ Grace to participate,

In conformity to ‘Hlnl grow. lAnd home to. Heaven with Him go.

For Heaven this is place to prepare ffhose unprepared won't enter there; We must hero iby grace like HIIIPIJE And so we shall His glory see.

Our Saviour-Jesus Ohrlst was pure, And none could sin against Him prove; His ‘life was as s ‘beam of light That clears away the darkest night.

- He is the Sun of Righteousness, That takes sway our sinfuiness;

"I‘is in His light that we must shine Psrtakers be of grace divine.

Our dear Saviour was holy, On earth as ‘Ha was in glory;

' He came the lost ones hereto save.

And to this end His life he gave.

We must of His holiness partake, If we our way to heaven make:

And holiness in Jesus’ way, Leading to the eternal day.

Many here are the sons of night. And are content without. the

light, Are well pleased with their condi- tion, ' Tbou-gh going onward to perdi- tlon.

Christ was meek and lowly of‘ heart From which Ho never did depart Patient and loving ever was, From His birthday unto His cross.

When sore reviled He answered

not. They could not ‘put on Him a spot. When suffering did not complain. He still loved those that gave ‘Him pain.

The best of men their temper lost. Whldh to them shame or sorrow cost; Moses broke tablssof the law, When Israel's -folly great he sow.

Dslvld, the man after God's heart.

Did from his friendly ways de- port:

When he was scarce of meat and

cairn. He would on Nobel vengeance take.

lie forthwith armed four hundred men. .

To seek Nsbsi, as if a hen: .

‘Himself and his linen he would slay

And take the spoil before next

day.

Jesus our Saviour was lmnsfy.

But still yet ‘He was act angry.

When I-Ie suffered l-ie threatened

not.

Although He weighty reasons BM.

‘lie was noblest. of our race.

‘Was run of love and truth and

grace.

Out of His fulness we must take

l: we our way to heaven malle-

Even Utah's patience gave way, Ami then lie cursed his own

birth-day, i-le thought ‘Illl aulerlllll union.

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

t.

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HON. J. Liberal

Qwlww. sin no». a

v .

s. SINCLAIR Candidate for

Queens County

And linen denied than lie knew (llirisf.

And to confirm lt cursi.

swore and

All the albnve fnur were good men, And Christ did not of them con-

(lenm; Their failings were. thy Ililn for- given, - And now they are secure In Heaven.

But Jcsns is most merciful, Of love and mercy He is full;

Harris Illdignant At Ban Johnson

‘WAS>l{IN(l'l‘UN, Utll. 2fl—- Deny iing tbut llc lllltl pitrllud Walter ‘Johnson lil tin,- fluul world series igllnle at Pillsburg yfélilidfllily for "scntlrlleiilul rcllsulls." liucky iluz‘ ris, manager oi‘ flic Washington Senators, ilucllirid on his return liere curly tuiiliy illlil ill‘: tlflllhillhr- led the crlticlsln o.’ llii-l [lift-hing sc-

1 with entlrusiaslil, With the good

lsbrnion, llic singing and the testi- iITIQIIICB- one would expect sonic lconversions, but when the time icume to stand up no one signified ‘a willingness to depart from the ,worldly life. lil one home I visited ‘fI. 5-year-old boy was learning to sing that chorus.

I was gratified to learn that half a dozen of my relatives had be- ,colno church members and, were living live of righteousness.

For some time there has been agitation in Canada to lllllli‘ the Methodist. Pnesbyterlun and (Toni- gregalional Churches. Plan; wcr’ -ll cc-nlpletcd some time ago. and .01" some months Presbyterian cou- ‘l-ZR-hflflfllls on the island have been lltill01lllg on the inane. Solis have rolcd for. linlon, but the minority ln most cams have decided riot to ub de by !lle decision of the major- ily and huro started a new con- é-mlilllion by hiring a liali or hold- srvlccs in a friendly Baptist - ucli, probably having B. Baptist m nist.r preach. All this has stirr- vd up a lot or’ bitterness, and in- flifiud oi’ priiolvlillfig ii milled front lo SVlIl-Ill flflil sin by union. their IiSLt/lili Illilril [YYOVJ B liOllITJie (If nil. fmelil for the unllodly. The ‘union of tho three d~nonilrlntlons l; cullcil lllc Uliifcd Church. _ Personally I believe that union is llii! proper tiling, ‘téVPII on ilic scon- of tecilllullly and sfiiclrncy. I klrcw n minister -2-n It-Rcvcre who fu-vors ullloll nnd h-e tolls iiiut on zone street corner stood a .Vi'-tho- dist (flilircb when, on ‘Sunday ‘evening tho choir unll congregat- iron were singing “Will 'i‘herr», Be H111)’ Stars In My ifruwnf." and on 111'!‘- Qiliboslie ccrmr wars l‘. Presby- IPYILIII ffhilrch. will-rs singing. “Nu. Not One." 0n ll third

they were _

Liberal Candidate for

R. HAROLD JENKINS

Queens County

vfirllcl‘ stood s. Congregational car is (l'1\/iHi'(i to souls. it furnlsllssislie cross-d from Slll-dinl- to Suin- Church and they were joyfully a ,,.,||||'r,n;,|,1,. ride m“; is l‘l‘,‘»flll on mcrsnh- in u sailing cruli fo 25 111181118» "U11, ‘Phat Will Be Glory gchpdulu a, pvN-y. gummy, '1‘1|oil-i-n‘ and rc-iurlif-ll for m... gulng

For Me."

crops on the island, Most farmers

conductor and I was pleased to flnd abundant u“, gfigw,

liilli finished hayrnskllig when for

was there. Harvest had culnlnenc- island "11 1181019 1 1911- N111" 111111- "OIX-l that from Mny 1 to August 15, the are g00d the ‘farmers are wonder- Q31"

his what

for their pftltlilCl.

years changes have here seems to be

been

even located In the town limits of Slllumorsille.

i ‘The caretaker of the People's | did not offend. Illill I done so I 1-e111¢‘1“-1‘Y- SIIYIIIINPBNIC, has been might have met Henry ‘JHIIIIOSOII. ‘011111151-‘11. John Tucker is now the who will;

Sluflllllfl‘

currIcdLUSU price they will receive autos to “'l‘hl- Garden of’ the Gulf." ltudiio apparatus is installed In

it was lll 1923 that I visited the so“... scenes of my boyhood and lil two gpFlllil-‘l’ in on,- furnl house whcrc,

cutting lliit .- D0113, l-ung sail.

Cblirlotlciowrl,

upcrillili‘ culnposcépricv. 'l‘i|l~ llzlil‘ dollar Wills‘ the only

llirlillly rll- vvl-r- spl-llt for trlills- (Jill: may jndgc as lo lllc fIilm-IDGHQOFIIILLII. Tm) rklillllil, l-rnfls were :iutuln-blies on P. E. ‘illlllllli-f by the fact

believer-ll [he two ll"llfl.‘ ilil- low cosy, for a

The slrw-fs in (fhsrlurtretown

have bPi-il givon u sob-mild smooth Hlirliliii‘. ‘Flu-y must be a dclight to l oilservcd a loud tllc auluisl,

011 Alli-Hist 16 Editor John Pond

made. tin-r.» is u Ian-gl- family to listen toiof The Pioneer- Summrrsde: ac. more fox good filings {your the Slates anduxiulpanirell by iris son, started tor ranches lllun two years ago. sumo olsowlflerl‘.

lll a calloc. Tilt)’

Although ‘in Summenslllr: on thcsuccessfuily sailed the Strait. nrriv

in Sulnmcrslde

0111 01 11115 111111115" “111111111-‘11 1'1"‘*e1"° lcctloil by Preside-lit llun Johnson. Blessings the world coll ne'er

as a slight on tile Wushlnglilll pit-

concelve. ‘Cher I m H , i Harris’ iitutcrnent \\':i.~' nludc in “Al ‘q 1115101’ we W 1,;'e1°_1°e" ‘reply to i1 telcgrlrln sent ilim by °“v‘10|c';,1"“ 8e we l rdifie our Johnson from Chicago. His mercy now He offers free, Wllo will accept shall glory see. ,

We'll meditate now on His love. 1”“ 111° 8911"“ “1““'1'11Se "1 “"11" whim, mmught H1", dnw“ from mental reasons" in pill-hing John- heavhi above; 1501i.

Ills love our race did ‘not deserve,‘ “3911111119111 l1111Y°11 11111111111191)’ P" 'I‘lie enemies of God they were. {part in my decision to iliich John- son," Harris declared in ilfs~stulc~

But silli His love lie did bestow, lllirlll, "He pitched wonllclful bull. Redeeming them from cvery woe. I regard it as reflection illl ‘Waller 171111111 1111111 1'01" 111E111 "11 ‘CIIIVHTY. Johnson to have zh ll. tiling Sillll

11°? marks, if llis fullegrllm has been correctly quolcil, urc lzrutuitlous " 7111191535123 1'0 heaven C1111“ W111 Zlfllbwtlilld havcdicen Iiuiicr" left llll ‘l r ‘I! . 0f this believers now can sing; 83.11% W, h, , , , ,,,, W“), Thclr hope fnr llcrlvl-rl now in ‘bright ‘e f“ mum Ill-NP?‘ it?“ i] f Tileir souls are filled with heav- hm‘ n“ ‘mum w 0,11" m: ,1? (ms w“, "mm of flic filial gums» und flu. series. "The breaks wlri- solllewlllif. The “We m God i“ ummrq begun. against ifs." he ulddcll, Usu- team And every W“ no“, “my "ha"; went down fighting nnd I fl-el that pm- now (he), ‘vmk n“. mum“, way, we Will be lil the tlllr-k of it next And nearer heave" get each day your. We. are.- uni dirlnniycd by the. decision." Tile more on Christ we set our llll'llil, ‘The more in ilim we ever flnll, And richer lil nil gnu-nu shine, Arid more cur-ii dlly for heaven pine.

MM

WELDON L. CROSMAN FLITS “DOWN HOME" AND VISITS MANY OLD FRIENDS.

We think of ilim upnn‘ the cross. (In oaidand Maple Loam

Where our salvation finished was;

‘Twas there olir sinful debts were paid,

A-nd Christ severely for us pained.

llisiled u. paragraph to the effect that the writer of‘ thine lilies and his good will» "spent two happy weeks on ‘P. b}. island" "In Amgnsl. a Unfortunately. Mfrs (lroslnali did ' - . ' . - llF-iltl- Will this not melt the hardest "o" panlcnmt" m n“ ham“ fleart? Lead us from evil to depart? Enlleuvnrlflg tn do (kid's will, And thus our sinful lusts to kill. M," has can“, my mo“ can‘, on m. laiivr-s us "whim-bull visits." Thus was God's justice satisfied, l 4m,‘ a happy mi...‘ M] rjght, By ‘M51111’ 111mm we're 91111111111611’ and believe I brukc lily bust record G911 111° 1111141191 111 ‘V1111 1111111911111111- in tho number of FUIIIlIVPtJ and And with ‘His Spirit we are frlemps [ m“. in me time a; m "ea 911' tlilrlpOt-Illl. l left Iloston on lilo. Steamer 1911115 5111111111‘ ‘"1111 “*1 11111115‘ Princo Arthur on August 9. direct Us from tile hurtful arrow hide, for S,“ John’ landed the“. the m]. Save us from Satan's fiery dart, [Qwing morning an,‘ rpulrmifl by A1billltlillli. grace to us impart. u", mime craft ml Angling 25, Dr". h" ~ ing that time I visited ili Morle- Suggest, control in us each iiimlgilt w“ land Canipbelilon, N. 8.. Char- That we ruoilltnlo he We ought. lottetnwn. Union North, sunlmer- in holiness resemlblc Thee, sir]... ltnpo Wolfe. Haliburton. Wel- Ahd 1n heaven Thy l-rlorv oee- llllgtOfl, Southwest; North ‘Iledeqwe —-Donald MIGI-OIII- (Ienlrul Iledeque, Crupaud and I37 Hlilshoro SL, Middleton. P. E, I.; Anderson 061-. 1925. and Middle -Sackvllll‘. N. II. and lmd a short interview with ‘a sec- ond cousin on the station platform

lug for onlc rvusun. in her reluct- ance to attempt to kl-ep up W111i

turning.

.1 believe the outsandlnlg incident on my trip was on Sunday even- ing. August lil, when I attended preaching service in the Silfilllff‘ new Baptist Church on the 0-. Leary 30nd, 1 hoard an excellent sermon by the ‘Rev. J, H. .6090- land, who Is an Englishman, but" had preached vln ‘Nova Scotia be- mr-e hi; call to the Island. After the sermon ‘he slsked for testimon- ies from the congregation that Illi- ed the church. and many were givlerl. I decided to testify as to my experience In the vC-lirlstlan I116- Ali ayes were in my dlrectiomOaly

who I was. -I concluded myy ro- mgr-kg by qllOtiflg (‘I13 CIIOPII! OI III old-lime popular hymn. ls foilowe:

For Tender Faces “w”

' The creamy lather of the Coticurs when “m. waned my gins Shaving Slickmith ils deflate rned- away, ‘ ' 1 and soon-ling properties. v1>le taught. me how to watch and: enables men with tender, easily Ir- ritated skins lo shave In comfort. even twice a day. and leaves the ' skin srnoolh and fresh.

111117 .. And live rejoicing every day- When I eat down the M11118!" started slrizing the hymn, the con-

Wouid like to ibe returned to dust.

Peter before s maiden on lied.“ ‘u ‘.4 1A4.“ N u‘ 1.11‘

ti inlri [in earnestly. lus- mql-gummfigfw: iiiii (gmsflirlore testimonies h:

a! J="§“"1'~§'£'h_ _ I member, of the ohorhntarted

x

shout ten persons present knew.

lefficlcllt man In charge. lie keeps Who my or the dead ‘In buutiful condition.

The island railroad seems ltQ be giving more service than

usual, i“ Much due to the iuct that a "jltncy" now the league presidcnr tempered li.s‘1'"113 1111111 '1‘1i=>'111511 10 ‘CINQPIOLI-e- itillllgffltlllalltlllfl for ll "giilllf: fighf“‘1"“‘11- $11111 'fli‘tncy" n01 B! 181R 8B

ill flint ‘timc- or perhaps I'd had a chance in rem-w ucrluailltuncc with Martin Wclcli. who hadn't been in Snlnmerlrllle for 39 years. Ilc is u. tailor and located st Parrsboro, N. S. Ilotll men lilld been lllreqnlrinlg for mo, so I was told.

An aunt of mint- ili Andcmoil.’ ‘with the nssbmn“ m,“ Wusmllgu)" some streetcars and is larger than-who is llpprilulchin: a century of from: others. The front end coll- 11min the motor and Slllltii: for con-

lifc. cnfl-rtuiil-‘ll inc with Sflllli‘ rc- minisconccs, She has iu-vur bl-vn

sidcrablc baggage. The rest of the on fl railroad lrliin. in bcr youth

I r

; viewing 13y STEALTH

ANAEMiii ROBS us

W111" 8111111111‘ E0111 01' 111V‘? 6011111 zibolif. him. Prcsldcilf Johnston's rc»

convinced yllill‘ of six months inch would suit llii‘ just right.

day of the New Allllun homo. races, lng at tin-Ir (instillation 1hr» n-vxi day, I'd cull the editor an intrepid navigator.

During the 17 days l was trawl-

inlg I saw only om: intoxicated pr-r- soll. He. was u passenger on the Prince Arthur going lo St. John, and had ilnbibl-d cnonglft tc act slllly. No wonder stuff is prohibited that steals away the

makes a person foolish,

brain and

i retllrnl-d to my clnpioylnraill that two vacations a

Au revuir!

Conditions of Thin Blood Tirattlould beiCorrected Easily by Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills Are Stealing the

Every moihvr should know bow ‘suffer ui limos from Ills ni‘ ilcilrm-

to recognize file syillplollis of nil- ullllfl for this disease makes its ap- prouch so gradually and so stuffi- ‘ihlly that ll is often for ildvuucoii before If is noticed, Anemia liter- T1111 ‘Mfillllr Lvnl‘ inst nlOIIIlI i>111>‘ filly niclilL-a bloodlcssiless and It is who filillvl‘ Ill this wily Hlliili llisc unilllppllilaras