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CONFEDEBAIlON Lll-‘IJ IN SUB-ANCB. SEE latest in Pottery Ware

Crockettb Jewellery.

BEE latest tn Pottery Ware Crockett's ‘Jewellery.

JUST RECEIVED Shipment large size flaunelette lankets. House furnishings dept. third floor. 5.A. McDonald's.

SANTA SAYS that now ts the time and The Abegwelt Gift Court is the place to purchase distinctive Greeting Cards.

BUMMAGE BALE, Central Roy- alty Women's Institute at Stewart Motors, Great George Street. Sat/ur- d-ay. October 26th at 6:30 P. M.

NOTICE T0 ADVERTISERS- All advertisements to appear tn Guardian must be in office by noon of dav previous to insertion to ensure Dubllcation.

ATTENTION SEA‘ CADETQ- Muster Drill will be held in H. M. C. S. Queen Charlotte, 7 P.M. Tuesday. October 15th. All Cadets are reqested to report in uniform

| PANSIES GALORE - The Guar- dian is indebted to Mr, Von (‘lure Gay for a box of magnificent full- blown pansies of varied colours. white, mauve. blue. brown, yellow and mixed picked in his garden at the Royalty. They are a fine testimonial to the salubrious weath- er we are enjoylnl tor man, beust and vegetation.

U N I T E D PENTECOST CHURCH, 39 Elm Ave. Rev. J. C Klelnsteulber. Pastor. 10 A. M. Sun- day School for all ages. 11 A. M. Worship and Communion. 3 P. M. Prayer Service. 7.30 P. M. Evangel- - istlc Meeting. (Subiect—Do we med

a revival? Do Gods people need to awake from their sle_ep and slum- berlng and put on spiritual ptrength?) Good music-Good sin-g- n8.

CHURCH NOTICE for Parish Milton and Rustlco for Sunday, Octiber 13th. St. John's, Milton. Sunday school 10.00 A. M. Morning Prayer 11.00 A. M, St. Mark's, Rus- tico. Sunday School 7 o'clock. Har- vest Thanksgiving Service 7.30 P.M. All services will be conducted by Rev. D. E. Noel. Rector oi the par- ish of New London. “Come, let ue

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raise the Lord." Rev. Sidney J. avlee, Rector

ISLANDEB PASSES

Mal. GWPGB Green, Kingston has re- ceive the sod news of the death of her uncle, Mr. Danie] P 00L will at his home in Seattle, Wash- ington, Mr. Coiwill passed away on his Bi-th birthday, August 10th Hewesaaouiofthe leteMr. and Mrs. Charles Oolwlll and was born in Kinsston, P.E.I. His wife pau- ed away some years age He leaves to mourn one sister, Mrs. Hmnle

g . Alberta and e nrmber of nieces and nephews. (Patriot please will’).

THE BAPTIST CHURCH. — At the service of nuorntng worship Rev. I. Judson Levy, B. D_., will preach taking as his subject "Thanksgiv- ing." The anthem of the morning will Silvester! "Hyarun of "Thanksgiving." Chnrrch School

lnnday, October 18th

it, you have “put me on the . in a phystooiogical laboratory like this I have to tell the truth. Oi late. outside the lab. oratory, I have hcwrd m many flattering and misleading remarks about myself that I have begun to doubt my own identity But here in the laboratory I am never de- ceived about myself and I must %y0\lil'il1yW'lA9-Cy0UWGlTltt0

ow.

Youth: That is exactly what I want. I want facts. I halve heard and read all mts of nos-fies about you. They Just couldn't all be true. And I am no; asking for inform. ation out. 0i idle curiosity. I really want reliable information about.

pass on to my friends.

Mr. Alcohol: ‘Pilot's fall- enough. I am not likely to harm young folks wwho know the truth about me. 'I\ake a choir, because 1t will tnketinre totellyouallyouought tolmowamtrm.

beet in my wn wavy, and who this atoryoto lack.

Alcohol Tells Youth Who Ile Is

Youth. clear colourless

solvent end have a strong affinity for water, My full more is Ethyl Alcohol.

I am composed oftliree of tihe most abundant elancrus found in Nature. ‘Rwy are carbon, oxygen and hydrogen, rnblneo in a spec- ial wozy to form o. chemical nub. stance with the formula. Cm-IBOH, oi which the ‘OH’ is the dun-anter- is-t-ic group.

I am a narcotic poison, which means that 1 numb W": feelings when you an tinder my influence I mains you to be are not. You think you are clever and witty when in imlity you are only less seLLcritAcel; you have less fear 0.!’ talking too march or too foolishly. You feel Isa worn-led. and therefore thmk you are more happy. You think you ore tested when in

longer. This of oorluse, depends upon

It is this narcotic property wlrch led King Bo‘ to sa : "Wine ts a mocker and er

"Promotion Day"

.will be observed. The interest and’

,a.ctive cooperation of all members f oi the Church and congregation is uearnestly sought so tha_t this ses- sion 0d the Church School shall be as complete! sustained as pos- sible. The twister will at the Ev- ening Worship service take as the subject of his sermon "The Lost Book." The Welsh traditional "God That Madest Earth and Heaven" will be the evening anthem. The music or the dav will be under the direction oi Mrs. V. L, Dingwell, organist and director of choir. You ,sre cordially invited to worship | with the Baptist Church. i

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most abundant amd the most isnportant of quintuplets known an the Aloothol Fanfly. Our names are Methyl, Ethyl, Prowl. Bu-tyl and Amyl We are all poisons, ranging in degree in order marred, with Amyl about four timesepolsonousasLbrut contrary to wmlmon belief, 1 am more poisonous than Methyl, wood alcohol. While we both belomg to the Alcohol llnnuly, we are not quite as mulch alike as we look. Methyl levels his point of attack at the nerve of sight. and leaves you blind, while 1 attadr your high- or nerve (mi-fires and destroy your judgment, reason,

senses. My greatest faults are: I am envy make ta

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me. take me, wihodfdnotdieasa ro- '65:? of my present-e in their bodies.

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herin voirlne nrrwcfgbt. —ll of me at present in Oanado is ea follows in the 1o bemegel:

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LESSON l " (um A IBOADOAST ) or By PEARL G-IIIIIN AIDOIOL TALE! ‘r0 YOUTH '

.___ v : oil Junior-a! Call. hYouth meets m. Alcohol in n inc silk-halo!!! A firmware ydohgicnl . and tans aclcr "B9 Dflflfiflbl!

a con n, s very definite. Jun oeuaed a bad wglllflz; w, meow, 1H1": m, mdent at tireoocoiner of mom fgen your . luv Byway. ml on, lnya seoundhody agood fgltlsllnts wtthPolct-znnisam andlhwenlwaystoheepthelnao, and Bill (£60.) em Jim: Boy. What. a curve! Hang

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‘rem cHAgnqrTEToyN cumzpuuv ’ National Temperance

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on! Another one! Now we're slaw.

wdl Eve: VVgIet/s that huddled on the paw/unen- Jim: l Don't look. girls! Poor woman

Jean: Look at the can-(what is lnflt of it.) look ut the driver! He looks dazed and lick. Boys and ulris: 1s he the de- spemtc dharacter? Policanan girls. this bottle. ‘there were more like him in those

Eve: I know new. Voice: Calling all Juniors! OelL ing all Juniors! A dangerous crim-

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and u common some. Tho fol- lowingwlggestiona can be HIM an a guide in this matter.

Put llghteimatches and smokes out before you throw them away- Keep matches where small eh!’- dren cannot reach them. and dent let your children play with rnatchel. Never smoke in clothes closets, in the attic, in bed. or other hazard- ous places. Remove rubbish. waste Pa!!!" and all unnecessary combustible rnateriala from attic and human-- Provide metal ash and ‘Ilrbll! cane, Burn rubbish only in a pro- riy constructed brick or metal fneclnerator. Watch the fire and have g pail of water handy. Examine your stove. furnace and smoke-pipes to make sure they are safe and well away irom woodwork or other burnable materials. Have needed repairs made at once. Re- place worn out smoke pipes. Value -the advice of your fire chief who says that many fires are caused by dirty or defective chimneys. Have the chimney clean- ed regularly. and have all defects repaired. Escape the danger of flammable liquid fires and explosions by keeg’

. .. . should anewe tesoquoetions:

How MANY ‘ ' are loo 4M h? Right now you take pleasure and pcide in that job ofyoun! But later in life, retirement is going to seem pretty attractive coo. Years slip by quickly. You should, accordingly, s/ivl through Mutual Life of Canada insurance which will provide for your retirement and protect your

Life ofCanadafs record with that ofany other company. Evidence of the satisflction of our policy. holder: is furnished by the face thsfwhole families and auc- ceeding generations have entrusted their life insurance programs exclusively to The - Mutual Life of Canada, and each year approximately 3596 of its new business comes from

on Rocky Street. Make 3o! (Hlen).

way! Let's

a curve that was! Jim: We're sowing down! what? '

Boys and Girls: Axe they the dnngeaous criminals?

Policeman Sam: No, they are the victims. See where they were?

Eve:Yu,wela. I isaBeer

Parlour

Jenn: '31s people are coming out. Don't they look queer? ‘their eyes are dull; their imp are unsteady.

Jack: Some of tnem are laughing 1n a silly fashion.

Policeman: Look at tnese empty bot/ties! There was hiding the dang. emus criminal.

' Jean: I know now‘

Voice: Calling all Juniors! Gall- ail Juniors! Desperate criminal at large! South sde oi cite’!

Jack: Away Wc go again! Boy! What a long straimht run! We're stopping! Another crowd!

l7ve: 0h! ‘that woumn is caving. See, they are carrying out a baby! Is it dead? (in a whisper).

Voice: Please say that it isn't.

dead! Jean: ‘Ilbat was the man who has Just Surely no

Police.

rnein Bill. PolioenmnfllllzNoheusaltiobe n good citizen, but now. . . Likely in a. drunken stupor he has drop- pad baby. Bottles! Bmtlesl (Siren). ‘ Gin

our: Here we an at Police

. Ben; Alcohol was in all these bottles o: beer It was at. cohol that did the harm. Come on alcohol! We'll give you a chance 101‘! your life. Speak up! Speak 1D

w seenflsad 011113513337. now. as was our . Aim: rum y it if tlhe

I mean. I . Please pay no attention to whet I have lust solo.

Jack: Oh yes we will. Alcoho, you he/ve told the truth. You did do B-ill that to the driver.

Eve‘ Yes and the woman may

of you‘ Now they nre in Have you anything

kial is at. large! Street fight downsNever start fires with kerosene.

Jack: Here we go! Hang on! What pony oi gas leaks, Replace "blown"

Jean: Oh! ‘Rinse men! ‘Ilhcy will Teach everyone in the family to

: On that! Well. was vlayadfiea indeedinzhl/t man m autism.“ w ‘In u» 1i bolero numbed.‘ ill Bu“ it end-pluck! ‘Ibo bod! ‘Ibo Chilton: "Ibo bad!" You old re. O I seem“ nigh 3'1 l s‘ ‘°' n. ' ' ' r wfirnnifl‘ refill“ 515,15 “P; ’ i a 1b "r ’ l‘ - . A ._ 1 rharrrcrm=sr ~31 F“, . Sandman-w“ of able too. selection of i1" “Minn-g ‘and _ """"B=°" 5 men and ‘. n" “wee . , I - - ; dietinctixeg" ,,.. : . ' I 1' _ , . I ~.-. ewerfio .i“~"'r=‘ "o- . i a a u l vale I l . - p ; i . Z l I z

in; no gasoline ln the house. - dry_ cleaning with safe liquids or dependents . . . f‘ demwiuumfl send the work to the cleanen- , , _ representative to explain Dou a! nutter IHICHh na- me s -| fame, of ‘his Notify the electric company of “ma” ‘bu’; Peon‘ electric trouble and the gas com- _ _ COIDPIDY- H t m Yes! Life companies G —-ilO Fill . ~ - - Now il$§.‘2.“.¥..2..?.i.i. twins... -= mo» -n== -= w when ma...» look for gas leaks with a match. and mes, but actual long-term LU‘ Influaflce be careful oi’ fire to watch stoves. "ml" V", ‘new,’ we mflte since 1869

and all you to‘ compare The Mutual

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fireplaces, electrc irons other possible fire 08118"-

Fireproof your home as far ll possible by fire-safe roofing. fire stopping in hollow walls and. rtl- tions to stop the spread of ame. and a non-combustible basement eel-ling.

Inquire of your fire chief. when

buying o. ilre extinguisher, to be sure of getting the right kind. Don't hesitate to ask your firemen whenever you have questions on Fire Prevention. Remember always where the nearest fire alarm box in and how to send an alarm. If telephoning. be sure the address is clearly un- derstood. Use a neighbor's phone mther than one in the burning building.

Explain to everyone in, the house what to do in case of fire, how to put out fire in clothing by wrap- ping ln a rug or blanket. what to do when grease catches fire in the kitchen by smothering the fire with a metal lid,

Save life and property from needless destruction by fire by keeping the principles of fire pre- vention always in mind and never taking a chance wire flare-Dom-

inion Fire Commissioner. Ottawa. q;

el Neva loath Building. Charlottetown, 2.5.], I. W. MINI. lunch Manager loprnoehllvea (Charlottetown) O. ll. ILAOI. 01.11.; JOSEPH II. OULLEN JOIN D. W. IIALLWOOD

Representatives in other centres: l. II. MONKLIY, Bnnlnaralde; A. GALLANT. Inatleo; OYBIL GALLANT Annual, : LBTII MaeLIOD. Montague, 7.8.1.; CLIFFORD O. ELLIS, Oflnary, Elli ALVIN Heel-IAN. Noflham Ell: IOIACI M. WEIGHT. Delano.

Wood Islands-Bullion service

With the Prince Nova and Charles A. Dunning new h operation the schedule la no follower

Traffic Service

Leave Wood To Be Restricted Islands s a.rn. 1i a.nr. i par. I pl ————— ' Leaves 1c Y. N. s., o t. 1o —(CP)— ~ ggmfown Dish‘; ‘riled. Wm.” Caribou 8 a.nr. 11 an. 1 |I.I. Q p; W2C!) 8 5i gm w‘ yqgtegggtfdrrybgglréinllr-ingah 13:“; Operating Daily including Sundays. - a , or men- 0 l och Puglic Works announced today. RATES: Bane as 1946. »Y”“1‘§.‘.'i€.§“i.§s“"wi°i’2.§i§§€‘%il3“ cm . ,., AM, .- e a a .- g , - 000 mun“ mend,“ 10m . For Daily Information Listen ‘l: to The Department said restrictions Each M0111 I.

will be in effect for about a week while repairs are being made on the ferry. operated by the Black- iord family of Digrby Neck for about 150 years until last month.

NORTHUMBERLAND raruuss urn. “ n. s. MUTCH. President.

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