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,.Convention . essions Begin

The Society often supplied furni- ture to the Mission Schools and Churches. -

Mrs. D. B. Donaldson, Treasurer. gave comparative figures showing the increase and progrus of w. A. wink. More thtsn twoflitbs of the missionary work of the Cliurch of Erikland in Canalda was can-led on by the women. '

Miss Dalton, Secretary ‘lousy... tinnal Department, stressed the ne- cessity of having a proper founde- li°ll l0 tho nest structure. ldues- tion was one of the great founda- tion stones. Knowledge or up“. tions in mission fields and of mis- sions was very necessary- Definito Pleas were very necesssq in tbs present day. Information must be up to date.

Miss Grace Evans, mimi- o: "The bivlns Message." described the manner in which the paper b put together.

Mrs. Charles Lord, ‘Toronto, see. retsry-Ikeasurer of “The Living Mes-wee." also spoke iriefly.

The President. Mrs. Fsnnbee. Montreal, spoke oi the relationship

cisini. uiitriii

JIAOI uaovs INN TONIGHT -cid fashioned Corn Boil and danedAllbi-ilocatoldclock. Possibly last dance. 0009-0-24

assess cannon, Cherry Val- li]. Sunday. Sept. 21th, Church Qchool at 10M a. m., Morning prayer at 1i a.‘ m., Evening prayer at ‘I p. m.

WOMEN DEMAND IIOHI GIDWN ‘CANNED ‘VEGETABLES

A PPREBIAIIV E luniiuci "z m: l A s T N I G HT 22:21.2:

ied. when the Welfare never-uncut . “q i . .. . °“‘“"“' out» s» mm 1-»- w 1w w Mae Edwllrdfl Players filiiiiialééi’i§l§iliiii:§fi'z Price 50 1...... pickle. m. lhvv m l” ‘Wi-"ll Great Success In ~ “" c '

checked out, each kind placed to- “Marriage By e,

FOR BULBS l

slcxali Bronchial

Syfllli

For the relief of

B r o n c h i t i s,

Coughs and Colds __

Price 50c Bot-inc

FREE!

This dainty bottle Q of exquisite P s n ru lvi I @

TORONTO, Ont. Sept. 22. (By the Canadian Pressl-In connection with the canning of fruit being done at Spadina House. by city women. it is planned. when tho finished product is returned. t0 ill-W

VAPURE

A wonderful In- halent. for quickly relieving the dis-

owunued from can 1

phymge, personality l!!! d!- mm he possessed by ill! flan _ frankness is necessal’!

‘u “m,” on applicants. The ' w, committee was a very w “d important committee. ‘ w“ gone-rally done at w wheffl IDGOiOQIOU-i 00111168 ‘Wm The Canadian School one was a very valuable as- a” m. mining.

w, y, 1r. Butcher. Secretary 0i a Junie;- Helpers Dclllfl-lllcllt.

I“ mg importance oi the » 5nd holding of the child- 9f the Church, and emphasiz- d we necessity for: co-operatlon in “mm. me training funda- wwy consisted of teaching the u, pygy and give. The speaker bed me work in detail.

m ggggley, Secretary of the an,“ Department, reported fav- mble progress in her department

the year. The Church and u mung-y needed girls of the w“; ideals. _'1‘he abilities and

, ,. ltleloids i -

For the Throw-b

and Voice. j

25c Box 59c lb. lorsxo 49c lb.

PUIGIABI OI‘ IIANSE-At a consfllltional meeting 'of Zion Presbyterian Church, held Monday evening it was decided to purchase a manse, and arrangements have. now been completed for the pur- chase o! the Robertson property on Iusinn stloet.

25c Aspirin . . . . . . . . . .. 19c 59° Alllirin . . . . . . . 35s 81,50 Aspirin $1.19

WITH A PACKAGE OF THREE FLOWERS F A C E P O W D E R Three Flowers Pasfuins breaths: the trash fragrance 07 "Vlllt flowcrs- the psr- fvma n! youth Ind sprlnftinlo

OPEKO

gather so that no unnecessary dc-_ TEA

lay will occur. l

"Best news we've heard in a 1ofl8| time," was the grcetini till! 11"" received from Mrs. K. G. Mackin- non of the Visiiink I-Iousekeollfll- "Vegetables and fruit are the v01’! things that are lackiil8 in the families to which our housekeepers

COFFEE

Last night's play, "Marriage by Mail," presented by the Mae Ed- wards players, witli its rather com- _ plicatcd and interirilngllng plots and boasting a rich vein of humor, cap- tured the hearts of the audieric. at the Prince Edward ‘rheatrc. The play, based on s. scheme of marriage by joining a matrimonial club and corresponding with a mem- ber, provided a very entertaining and hilarious situation. To describe the play further, would not do lus- tice to those intending to attend this afternoon's performance. e Miss Mae Edwards as Ann David- son, played the leading role in s. very capable manner, ably support- ed by Ad Matheson as Edward Dan- iels, a playwright.

SCO'l'l"s EMULSION Small Size .. . 49c Largo Size 08c

FREE!

A 15° lllcilflse of Linen Envelopes with n 25c Linen Writing Tablet

Both IOI‘ 25c

“ “hblcrs

CAI III-BY REPAIRS-Seven sailors left yesterday morning for DWI-l. Qua. to man the Car 1l‘erry go. we don't always expect the city Prince lldwsrd Island, fofthe re- to supply them, and the rcllllt ll turn trip to the province. As ai- i that our families too often have a ready stated in The Guardian, the - monotonous diet. It's a wonderful ta:- ferry will undergo extensive re- i idea this, oi storing our over-abun- pairs here, for which work the , dam croP5' "ill I know lust what firm of Bruce Stewart s; Company I it b going to mean for our famil- have been awarded tlleeohti-set. its. and inn-dolly for our mllilw"

___ and children.

ALREADY [mung cougmgggg. Mrs. Irving Robertson, of the JPION-‘lhe president of the Char- Mother-craft Centre, welcomed the lottetown 3mm of gygdg has n- word that a preserving centre, is ceivcd a telegram from Hon. n. J. under way with open arms- 511v Manion, Minister of Railways, in delights in it because mothcrcraft

and Exercise

Forhan‘: Tooth Paste

29c “ 49c

Kolynos Tooth Paste

29c ‘i 39c 39c

Kleenex

Biggest value in Town

SOMETHING NEW !

We are giving away FREE a. Pro- fessional Dental Mirror with each Dr. West's Tooth Brush. These lillrrcrs are sicol handled and are vcry essential ta the proper can; of l the Teeth.

ANDREWS LIVER. SALTS

':

IRONIZED 98.

_ yEAST Ponds

Creams

t KRUSCHEN

SALTS Mirror and llruslr . .

69o

. of l" Bill‘ ‘We "n" Ch ll n st tt d 19c “ 39C J“ 0g the w_ A, Wm, the awn“ OF reply u, g request to delay the pfq- work, with its endeavors to stimul- Lou :01; d zngzdg; Dame? S; . lirs. E. n. Roy. Secretary of the itemization was necessary but must P°°°4 P" "'4" “ha” eflwm“ ‘m’ and km’ “p m“ mm‘ ‘M’ Wm‘ in: as "gobs" of Uncle sums Navy. LAURA SMILES anus “£23.55 hlarasclilno

Mg Department, reported on the we; and ideals of the- Church

League. The future of the mm); depended largely on the M, The motto of the League is

be permeated with the spirit.

A 5010 was rendered by Mr. Percy Williams. A vote of thanks to the Speakers was moved by Rev. H. D. Raymond and seconded by Canon

next Monday. The reply states that at the request of the Premier of the Province, the matter has already been taken up with the Railway management.

nursing mothers, depends so great- ly on green foods and fruits and vegetables of all sorts. MLss Margar- et Gould oi the Child Welfare Council was more than delighted

might well be termed the "Amosl » and “Andy" of the stage. ' The acting of Jeanne Bundle. Peggy Downes and Carleton Pluck- ricY Was all that could be desired

SECORD CHOCOLATES

70c Lb.

THE

‘N CHUCKLES CIIOCOLATES

. 60c “-

BURKE CHOCOLATES

60c Lb.

CIIOCOLATES In lioxes

45c ‘° $2.25

CHERRIES in Cream

49c Lb.

, . -__- - that the step had been taken. “It _ ‘we 5m I’ send me: Leadecship Malone‘ m. and Mrs. Ivan Nicholson will mean such a great thing for and did much m bung the pm m U G - I P. o‘ Box “mag”? mm-‘fiubtfécretaw o, were entertained Monday night at our children?‘ =1" 3m‘ m "w" “'¥§“°.°§’Z which ifdatcgieitid‘ 1:= ' 483

u” ' ' .' a dinner given in thel hono by wonderful that the idea of salvag- e u W e a e n W”

iliehorcss Society, stated that her IT PAYS TO - m‘ and Mm Harold gamer’: mg things has been p“, m quick“ wards Orchestra were again and $1.0m; Successor to

“figment was the practical part [Arm]; ppmswny mm action" again applauded. showing the mark- MAIL ORDERS d mg work among the Indian m. . “Th h‘ k l u ed popularity with which they are . A SPECIALTY w” on m, ,.m,..,,,,,om_ The (Cnnmm PM‘). _w neverotlzsglxemrgfletlthgr ‘l; 1Z2; s: and,“ » PHONE 219 The MacKlnnon Drug Co.

mum“ were clothed by mg w, A, my}; out" Beph 33_M m’ LIVCSIOCII Market Last night's performance will be

he Dorcas Department also does girl in foreign lands. The prin- gipds of the schools were respon- flble for the religious welfare of [he children, the speaker stated.

Belwood, Ont.

annual picnic of the McDonald As- sociation, a prize was awarded fos- "the Eentleman with the best loush." Won by Fred McDonald es

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL. Que, Set. file-There were 120 cattle, '70 calves, 353 hogs and 322 sheep and lambs for sale on the two ‘ l livestoc‘ mar-

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Classified Advertisements

kcts today, including about 40 cattle held over from Monday's and Tucs- day's markets. A total oi 453 cat- tle were received for export to Great . Britain leaving this week, on the Manchester Regiment and the Air- tbris. Calves were about steady. Just fair quallty calves in mixed lei) sold for s-r and up to $7.50 for those of better quality. Good ewes

l; v Agents Wanted

‘IIHED — AGENTS TO SELL t." waved Personal Christmas lmds one dollar dozen up. Sam- pies fitted into leather carrying use. Premier Art Guild, Victoria

. -Flowers wireless

a. Toronto. s. I-l. 8-29-20i. brought around ss when sold on “d1” 9"“) ' 1"“ °ll =l°l=8° ml" he" “ell 823$]; S35v5‘??? A l» "ma. “he” ‘m’! paid s, per music, cheerful colors, refreshing erected M, Borden End special n”

1 GENT ssu. CANADA'S ' ppuwmnj: M“ mum“, drinks. These are amen: the lm- cilitics have been installed ih the

, Celebrated Royal ~ as Private Christmas Greeting Cards. Tremendous demand. Work

peasant and exceedi ly brunt-

sble even in spare time. Big Ssm- .

pit Book free to workers. Capital

or experience unnecessary.‘ Gar- ‘

ntson Limited, Brsntford, Ont. B. V Sept. l8-0i.

For Sale

a sans - snort"! run con. Apply 11o Prince Street. 8911-0-21-01.

To Let

rooms suitable ior- light house- keeping. Apply Guardian.

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T0 LET — TWO DIBIBAILI

rooms, suitable for light house-

keeping. Apply Guardian.

I - sim-fl-li-lii

T0 RENT -- SPACE FOR BT08! in the old Agricultural Hall. Cen- tral Street, parties Jntersstcd in Dry Goods business would be well to look this over. -Also two rooms adjoining suitable for Doctor. Lawyer or business offices. Pbr particulars apply to B. I. Rayner, Summer "' , P. Ii. I. BQN-l-IS-fli.

i. . BOARD, lining outhouses, met.

SUITABLE FOR. etc., lc. Guardian ofnce.

ll SALE-PIPELESS FURNACE in good condition, bargain. Apply Itt Grafton St.

l a sans, rwo cows, newts

per | t!

5977-9-24-31 ~ '

' Female Help Wantai

iwANTED — GIRL FOR HOUSI-

work. Must be recommended. Apply 5'1 Prince Street. . ' BNO-iI-fl-Si.

SELL CHRISTMAS CAI!!! CAN BE EARNED

TO LET -— PARTLY FURNISHED

8970-9-23-31.

and wsthers were steady at $8, with culls and bucks picked out at $4. crisp brought around s2 and szso. The standard quotation for bac- ons, butchers sndllghts was $6 fed and watered. Heavies and sows

WESTERN iiuinnilin

-,nors or-"r m own PLANE- A Moncton exchange of ‘ruesday says: C. Pope oi Summerside, as- sembled and made a small mono- plane which is one of the first ev- er to be so assembed in the Mari- time Plovincca. Yesterday he land- ed at Moncton airport in his stur- dily-built craft, after making the trip from Prince Edward Island in Rood-time. Pope said he had had only a few hours’ experience before hopping the Strait. He retiuned late _,esterday afternoon.

in clothing-ours ls a nursing ser-

vice entirely—I, and the nurses

who-so often meet cases oi malnut- rition in their rounds, will be thankful to know that fruits and

vegetables are to be conserved fatal“ I l I N G T H E

“B, |

the needy." said Miss Edith Camp- bell of the Victorian Order. often our nurses find cases that would be greatly helped if only there were a few fruits and veget- able vitamines in the dict. They'll be delighted to know that our var- ious food distributing agencies will have a supply to draw upon."

BRIGHT SURROUNDINGS FOB

BUSY FACTORY WORKERS

LONDON, Sept. 22. (BY the Cau-

provements of factories and work- shops noted in the report for i030 oi Sir Gerald Bellhouse, Chiei In- spector of Factories. White lime- wash or paint, he says. has in many instances been replaced by colors. A combination of green and prim- rose is favored and has pleasing rmults. In one large engineering factory all the machinery has been painted a pleasant shade of green.

"It has for some time been the custom in certain factories to pro- vlde flowers and plants for decor- ation," reports Sir Gerald. "but it is somewhat unusual to find them in a boiler works. This firm provide brackets on the pillars supportlnl the roof ,eacli of which will hold s. couple of flower'pots, and the boil- er makers provlde arid tend the

repeated this afternoon at 3 oclock.

. .

lSiAiiiiiEiiRY

I". R.‘ Sayer, writing of the new car ferry in the current issue of the Railway Magazine, says of the ferry's fuel:

The Charlottetown is 5,589 tons gross registry, is 324 feet long and 59 feet in width, with s. depth of 25 feet. She is an oil-burner and car- ries 4'70 tons of oil in her tanks, suf- ficient to last about two weeks. Two

way oi pumps, and other equipment to handle the oil fuel. To fuel all that is necessary is for the flexible nection at the dock to be Mn- nected with the ccuplinl: on me deck of the car ferry and oil is then pumped into the tanks at the rate of 629 gallons per minute. As the ferry has to operate under winter conditions. special facilities have been provided in connection with the oil delivery supply to prevent any breakdown. The pumps are in duplicate and steam heat is passed to the oil at various places to keep it fluid. Two tanks, sufficient to hold three times the pipe line capa- city are installed at the end of the pipe line and after every filling the oil is blown into these tanks which are heated by steam. When it is

MODELS "

al Hall, London England.

Enthusiastic Aviation Fans

RCRAFT SHOW srrrtsér

YOUTIIS "’

Ill "l9 ABOVE lllcl-lifo the” boys are shown looking at a model of p, Siskln fighter made by mgm. bfiffl 0i "l9 M0501 Alfcfllii- Club. at the Model Engineer exhibition which was hcld at the Horticultur-

Canning Bees To

i

(Canadian Press) TORONTO, Ont, Sept. 22—“The way in which the women of On-

promlnent in this movement, has

asked the city of Toronto for a

Help Unemployed grant of $2,500 in order to pur- markets to celebrate the three-hundredth

chose produce from the which will be preserved at ihelrl expense and used during the win- ter to help out the supplies of the‘.

Clockmakers to Celebrate

British clocklnakers are preparing

anniversary of Charles 1's grant of their Ciliilfltlifll‘ of Incorporation as “Muster, Wardens and Fellowship of

irishened. Apply Alfonso Brynn- “d pad weekly h plants and fIowersPI-Ie noted that necessary to refuel, the tanks are mflo have applied the idea o, House of Indusm. Mrs A‘ M, the Art of lviysivry of“ Clockmsklng ‘°“~ Bmkllll- m4'°-24'2l spare time selling well known line the use of wireless was tendlns to emptied tint and then the oil is icanning_blees‘ ,0 p.859... {@055 m, Huestis stated that though they‘ °f ‘he Clll/ °l l-Olldllll" A feature Pi- uioij i

It! ssu: - om reruns. s tints bundle. Guardian Oflico.

personal Christmas Cards. Exper-

and our co-operation assures suc-

ience unnecessary. An early start

BIRTHS

supersede the gramophone for mus- ic and dancing-during the dinner hour. In some cases it was pro-

taken from the pipe line. Oil-fired boilers in the power house furnish steam for the pumps and also for

the families of the unemployed should be an inspiration to all, and

could get a considerable amount of‘. fruit from the farms it was not tel be expected they could get it all

of the celebration Will be a banquet. which the Prince of Wales will at- tend.

i-d-tf. oess, Beautiful new portfolio an example to the men who mon- , - sample ma, Mug" xngg pugggm.“ p_ y; mum flqgpigg], vlded in the workrooms. the engines which work the transfer opome Government posltlonss. w“ m. nothing sass, so LET, sosim AND Limited. Tvmllih- Rovfmvil- Sept. at, to w. and Mrs. George Imus for railway we and lluto- me Globe h, a "can, editoriaL "Please make it clenr to the pub- mm M suicide 5,...“

signs on band st Gillfdiflél “ ' . . l ALE-YOUNG PIGS READY l~ delivery. Wm. M. Stavert, i -- que. 8907-9-24-1i.

l SALE - FORD TOURING M‘ in good running order. Els- ' Worth Buell, Mt. Herbert.

v 0067-9-23-2i.

I SALE. BOARDS AND STUD- Qllg. Henry A. McTsvish, Bel- llll- _ 8053-9-22-3i l- SALE - ONE FRESH cow. ilso one to freshen October 20th. liirshlre and Holstein Grades. In. Flora MacLeod, Brookfield.

its ssu: s-r A BAIGAIN, rou- u" “dim. 103i model, only gone 3500 miles. Owner leaving city.

tives wanted small towns also. I-FJLW. 9-l-3-6-8-10-l2-l5-i'l-ID- 22-24-26.‘

Miscellaneous IOIIN ALFRED McDONALII. PIO- vincial Land Surveyor. Herman- ville. 0158-0-10-1 month

ART -- IF YOU PAINT YOU CAI earn money colouring and selling Christmas cards. Folder showing designs and sample cards ten cents. Tally I-lcl Art shop. Stair

Bldg" Toronto. y Opp. a-a-utt-isi.

Male Help Wanted

w/mrnn ‘IMMEDIATELYI- sum for farm work. ‘flipper Ferguson. Marshileid, York N. R. No. 2.

- Mason, Bunbury. a son.

BEARS-At the Prince County Hos- pital, Sept. 2i, 103i, to Mr. nlic Mrs. Jamal P. Bears, Chclton, a. claugn-

IIINNISSIY-In this city on Mon- day, Sept. 21st, to Mr. and Mrs. Prank Hennesaey, 97 Kent Street, a son, George C.

' MANRIAGES

IllUQI-MONTGOMERY—At the Manse. Summerside, on September isui. i001, by the aev. c. a. st. Clair Jeans, Raleigh l-Iall Bruce of fist Baltic. to Edith Cameron Montgomery of Port Hill.

IOLIOD-ROSS-At the residence

I. 0- D. E. TO BRANCH OUT IN EDUCATIONAL MATTERS m (Canadian Press) HALIFAX, N- 5., Sept. 22-A new chapter of the I. 0. D. E. is com- posed cf "helping “ .e," which represent a new idea; instead of ‘ , ‘ cr"' ' ‘H! the work of teachers, these women, who have

taught in schools themselves, stay for several days in one place to

find out the needs oi the teacher and scolars and to help them. This

chapter, it is thought, will be s. valuable asset to the order in its

mobiles. ‘

CABLE HEAD AND VICINITY

Tile many friends of Mr. John K. Simons a-re glad to see him out again, after his recent illness. Miss Elisabeth Qmons intends spending the winter months in Charlottetown.

Miss Marjorie Webster has begun her duties as teacher in Cable Heed West Schol. -

Some of the young people of Cable Head spent a very pleasant Sunday in Souris, the guests of Miss Olga White. ‘

“The Globe some days ago re- corded the fact that the women oi Missouri had ‘organized volunteer groups who were busy conserving on a large scale fruits and veget- ables which will be needed this winter. S. C. Tweed, M. L. A., pub- licly urged Ontario women to do likewise. The response has been afforded a. striking contrast to the dllatory methods of governments.

“In various centres women's leaders are busy. Housewives are donating spare jars as well as giv- ing their services for the actual work. In some cases foods are slip- plled free by volunteers; in others, vegetables. fruits and supplies are being purchased at present low