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to emphasize the

fact that wives do not__get saiariesz- they just work for their board and clothes. They can’t lay ‘ aside anything for times of sickness or old age. Their husbands are sup- posed to do that for them.

law gives her a definite

portion of his estate; but supposing he leaves no estate? Business risks, bad investments, hard times, luxuries-these may eat up the estate and leave her penniless.

An Imperial Life policy will provide the one deft-

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nite, sure and easi_ly obtained provision for your wife; and she de- serves something delinite'

be sure the and -sure- doesn’t she?

To-day - while you are insurable- ask us to send

you our free booklet "The Creation of an Estate."

T It eriplains how you can in this way make provision ' for your family if you die, or for your own old age.

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ISUMMERSIDE and WESTERN GUARDIAN

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l an no longer read French or

u some ot ei fuieign nguage G

'has learned. The sihelt on. __

» ' ' on whlc hthis language was stor- vm-|-°R|A_ . The Bfallizi. i;:.:1:e:.i:§::;°:;r;"~. .1;°...“:i- '

' m |F__Pnch thou _'ins knowlcd e of Mrs ll T Holman, Stgmmerside;

. gi ' g ~ ~ ‘ ~ _

1 " ~t | ~.=f»t_'_;`{'|g§A`t§{m _other languages he has iiinstcrntl MTS- V- Bielte. G00- 5

-With all his boasted ciévcrness-remains undmpnired. A iiec; `R. C. .\'lt-Call, lialifa

man 'knows little ot” the organl Another interesting d.isc-ovory is M,.,,_ A n_ }_~,Sh,__ M0

gence. in fact tintil rect-nt rears he was almost as ignorant of its

#lex to the mental ciipaottt Tie H' lteiiyiest on record hate hcen of ff’

which is ihc source of big intolll- that the size of the brain is no in- .__ _ F'

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secrets and mysteries as Aristotle who mare than two thousand year:-i_ ago. declared that its only function was to cool the blood.

We know now that the brain is

di_vi`ded into ii number of distinct t~o‘i.n’pat‘tinents each all which is ili'e Seat oi' :t i~it=pai'dle sense tii'

t'unc:tion_ lbraiii--only one of thciii is i|setl;,

'l‘l:us one conipartment just be hind the eyes and septiralt-ti from them by it thin partition of hone is responsible for speech. it is di- vided into three sections, one ot' which registers words that come. through the ears; another records words seen through the eyes, and

persons of low iiitelligt-tice. while So

men have had brains well below (_ E the average in weight. '

But even more _=.ti'ange is the

discovery tha-t, though ouch of us has two bratins-that is. two per-I

fectly mutchcd lieniisplit-ri-.~; of '

Austin, Boston.

the other remains inactive throu-i P' B L"“'ll""r' s""’m ghout life_ ln tact ii' it were ties Il.

|royod_ we should not mis.-; it at Brown, York; A. W. S

nil. - .

\‘l/lien we are born, both sect- ony' A' B' Murchison'

ions_are avtiiltiiile for use; but as MISS G' L' (i“"""ll' Boston; Julm

ssedd_ Newcastle; Mr. and Mrs.

a matter of fact tri-_ educate onl_\'-RU

one of them. Wliirh or the \wo`_)_ tvaliare, Halifax;

**'~€-O>-_-

REVERE HOTEL

l\ioi'ro\v, Annandale;

the third sets in motion tiic nius- cles oi the lips, tongue and lar- ynx which ena-ble us to speak.

' _ I if -the brain tis_<ue of the whoit- Wm* lm" Hgh' _ _

' ed half of the brain is that in tliv ton;

coinpartiiient is tlesiroyed. n.- on-

thls i.~t to be is (let-itl.etl when in pm inl‘an<~y, we begin our training by h _ the hand. we use moot easily Thus 0"'

wsc, and children, M T. J. Douthwright,

haiitieti, tim ~»tiurat,M\1rray. Borden: Mrs- M

Harry Tlioiiison. Bo

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l ,-_- there are cases on record' where a

» num has discovered suddenly that

is t’~_"_

ly is the power to speak lost but also the power to read and to un- derstand spoken words.

On the other hand it the injury

is onl_v partial-iii’ for exiiniple, only the aeotlon resporisiblo for speech is destropyed n uian iiia_\' be able to read find to understand what in said as well as ever tho'

loft side oi' the be.'id_ anti with 'helH left liandeq it is the right heinis- T' ph:-re. And all futturo c.lur'iition 0 is confined -to the right half orjmfl

left half thus t‘ho.~it-n,

lt is- n common intpiession thai

it is the 4-yes that see its ii mat _ l.().\"l)tjiN, Oct) 15.- ter of fact the eyes ran no more m_1,|,, ,.[,,,,>,pDn_r|an¢ [0

I<‘enne<.~tc_v, Boston;

bin, Boston; E. J. Pineau, Monc-

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quite unable to speak himself anti similarly he may be abit- io red-l an-i speak without iinrit-rstantl~ ing what is said to hiiit or to speak

; und hear without 'ln-ing able to

read.

image formed o r~on\'oluliom4 -- prey niutter--'li the seeing is a

‘ _ln .this speech ehsniber words if ihi‘»“‘f 1'0"

troyed, total though the eye iid f‘v(*‘|',

learnt are itrrnnged in sections

i like books on a library shelf. One

section may be destroyed while the rest remains intact Thus

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see tihan the opera glass throrugh up which they look. They :ire iiierei ' __ ly a niedium for conveyirrg tlie1""f~" Kfwd nulhorlty

___.<¢->__& fort

ltimtrw- |.|ntmt-in for outa. mt-. ‘»*`-0l/ir! G0\'0rI1"\€f\i-

raid elziinis to have

n the rt-tina to two Curzon has written with

‘f"lli““il"“~“ ‘li ill” ft-w days to Preniier Brland ad~

ohind. with whit-li _ . _ , _ _ , "many dunk ,rmh slsittg tht. French Love

voliilions are des "0

blindness results tions with the Russian

S "lily bl! HS Klllill ment and declaring tha

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LONDON, Oct. 15_- The Reu-lat, '

mrs correspondent from MEL __;t;_ho has recently been granted a

erslde; W.

Elmer

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Victory;

Mrs. A. S. urray liar- eity: Mrs. ollisli. llo-i~ sion; Joliti Patrick ’l‘.

'riie Diplo- tlie Daily heard on_

in the last

rninent on

Govern-

t there is

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And all dny long I hear his plain i

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-\u-ior from uoiman mm. I

DREDGE CULL8.-A large dredge in tow by the tug Helena bound for Llverpom,_ N_ st, cgqleq here for shelter during this heavy gales of Th-ursday asd Friday and sailed for their destination on Sat- urday mornlng. The 'schooner Maude Weston, from llichibuctn. with lumber was in port during

the week end. H

‘»LlVE H060. - Cooperative Farmers at Emerald will be load- ing hogs for Montreal on Wednes- day 19th up till Thursday at noon

-PURBUED.-Two young ladies

residentsof thc eastern section of Sumiiiersdds have complained that they were pursued through the streets to their home by some un- known man on Tumdny night.

--RETURNS HOME.-‘Milso Mur-

phy of Enieraild arrived home from

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i Mookf ts Mczfon L In i t

L* Ili-121 Queen St. L tijhai-ldtfetown .I *J

An incomparable

-SEVERE GALE.-The gale of Bos

Wednesday night was the mont le- treatment in the Hospital, sh; was

of any this season, small accompanied by Miss &ta liltcCar- in the harbor, got a bnd_shs.k- ville who will spend a couple of

xgkgip. Many lobster traps were weeks visiting friends on P. E. I.

vere Louis

l0\l OD

t-raw, vessel

sprin

tlliii. that The

to pieces. The schooner J.

Ernest which' left here for Pic-

to put back for shelter and the pl.

worked all night to keep the sch from goiug aground. H

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it linoks as it Summerstde to have a building boom

will repay for the quietness has prevailed since war time. lowering cost of materials and

K due

ton where she was undergoing

-VISITORS LEAVE.- _

the previous day was oblig- mage leaving by the Carf¢¢Tr‘;~nsti1i

ldsy mlorning- twere-lung Fred urman returning to her homo Calsary. Alta. and Mrs nr ltr-

__pn0GRE53|VE__Wm, a new _buckle to her home in B. C. Both

theatre building contemplated and “nd

least five new dwellings for the _lslllld fl‘i€‘l1dS- H

'-oem

PERSONALS

ies had been viii-ting for-mer

value offered today in 1 new _ _U0

Fur Coats 4 » _

THIS MORNING \\'E‘ OFFER ONE MORE &

_ DBM0NS'l`RA'l`I0N of-the supremacy of this fur de` _ pa-rtment in values. ..

EXPRESS HAS JUST BROUGHT US 3 line

Dun? C' lside left Friday morning on ri visit

' [to llafford. Snsk. Mr Jerk Wright

'is filling her position on the Sum-

t-heaper labor are the main reasons for the building boom, but the in- creasing number of marriages in the western capital may have some thing to do with it, as welll.

-THEAT‘R|CAL.- The Ki-ark-

Urban company again made

ing by their production of thc met- ropolitan hit ‘The Other W e' at

Hrade in the province this season and in characterization, personality stag-

-~WELLiNGTON.- The farmers

of t

Miss spent ly at win Earl, Nir G. Madtlocks motored to Capo .i Wolf were

ly. - week end at the home of Mrs. John Godwin. Mr. Sy-lvang Gallant

a very pleasant visit recent- Weilington. Mr. anti -Mrs. Ed-

the guests of Miss Olive Reli-

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.lilhiticn. The school is progressing ‘iavorably under the skilled man- agement nf our teacher. Miss An- 1

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bourne reports that the Hon.

James Page. Leader of the ‘(‘oun~-_v

seutatives that the Australian es-

The country party leader has al- ready given notice in the House ul .

his' vicinity are busily engaged -I*

in threshing and potato digging. d““‘S U19 “lily '“-‘¢C|UHi\'@ Silver ful'

Lens Mc-Neill of Summersi e “MP l" America-

yirs. s, Mm;-iii spent tit- "U

has returned to Egmont Bay after Bid visiting .friends here. Mrs. Charles ND

Ayers and Miss Leona Cameron ported doing well, but is expected attended the Prince Count Ex- will be laid up for it short tliix.-.-_

ni-3 Mc-Donald. ith'

Ask ter itltn-ram una nh no ann. t-`~’

_ ,ilfor Halford. Sask. where she will

,ry pany has anounced that he ling. Miss Murpliy is being relieved will move in the house of repre- "I

tlmates be reduced hy one pound_ UT S, V

-Zlliss Ella McCarvell of Boston

is visiting in Sttmmerstde today,

-Miss Mary McGuigan of Kin-

kora is one of the visitors to the town today.

-Mr James A. McKinnon, mer-

_ _ B, chant at Coleman, was in town on striking success on Saturday even- Thursday, H

-Mr Fred St-huTmai1, after s

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H`“i"I’Vl“"'I lh‘°a"9~ Thi* c°mW“i' Pleasant visit in Sumitierside and i tiiitlouhteilly one of the highest Bedequc, left on return to Calgary

stock companies appearing Friday morning.

-Mrs (Dr) Arbuckle, who has

_ing and costuming have set a high been visiting her former home in standard that will he hard for other El

companies to excell. Columbia Friday.

Ierslie left on return to British

--Mr J. ‘P. Duffer, of New York iii Summerside. Mr Duffus von-

-Mr S_. ’I‘ Wiliams of the i`ai'»

McDonald and son Master mm Cn’ S' "°h"' N‘ B' "ml Ml' Miss Annie zvicnonata and “Pd WHEN- Sllmmerside lwvs

u.~tt completed their tour on the

On Slllldtly- Whilst there. they island and report good results on

Corona lines. ,

-Mrs Charles Gallant Summer- e who received injuries from auto accident last week, is re-

--Tlr W. G. Church 'ind bride nr- iv

-/Miss Bertha Mturphy, Summer-_

Maura'

ierside high school.

--Mtiss 'Bertha Murphy. tencliei'

the Summerside High S<:hoo_l;‘

ree months ‘leave of absence, left

lsit ber sister. Mrs Joseph .\lt-|

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school duties by M.r Jack Wright. S

- \

roceeding to Richmond to take up ' , r duties as eaehe the nft it

ll lillli lisirii 8”' $225 ig;-;;;»;-_ $250

_ of handsome, high class, rich brown MARMOT coats, handsome, stylish, weara-ble and dependable.

These coats are shown with wide shawl collar,

they are lined durabiy with “fa1'mer’s satin” they _ are 40 to 45 inches in lengtfh, they are generous body sizes, skirt having 75 inch sweep at base. Belt is sup- plied but the coats can be worn with, or _without beit_ Last years coats like this sold for $150.00 to 200.00. We have no value to equal this one, for many years. .fldr HPOT C.-tsl! ONLY _ . . .. .. . . . . . $3500

Brown Kolinsky$ .00 Black Pony $ .00 ` Coat at Coats at 9

f‘his smart fur coat is belted Here’s a durable as well as all tound, has shawl collar, is 45 trim and dressy coat, shawl __ inc-'hes long, and at the price is a collar, silk lining, the sort gar' very splendid value- - $69.00 irét;n50t'hat used to sell for $1!-1. . . .

A stralian $ 00 Bgaver Cm Dark Muskrat S

looking'IQ-§;_Ta!_?3h£1,:__;)f&,,Y,?Sr5,;,?t;nditit These really splendid coats

-iii iistlliiiggoiriiiii irvif§',f".'fn',"‘§',§ in very stylish and attractive s_tyile. 2_fl\{)f;I‘€1;‘§e _is(l)izi_\_iy_l_hc<;lel_a_1;,t_t~iitl;_;_e_1i{lo_o;.<; _ ' 'ic in thei o resident- on This one is ideal f0I‘ 3 yO`l1llg‘ 3 Y- , _ " ’ _ _ t. _ r 'ist street, r wit 8 Silk ]ining_m¢R VERY ATTRAC- lining, an ideal winter co-at, light,

-Mi-si1‘Hlildn Shreennn spent the Tl VE l’RII`E $89. Very hanidgoméf very warm and

. week-end' in Summerside before

mill

cosy grand value at .149.00.

A rich soft handsome fur, vera' A beautifully marked dark

dressy model, /10 inches long, cut Raccoon coat, finished with border' with loose back, Square collar, cor- ed edge to skirt, very modern style, ~ ded silk lining. The value is MOST belt all round lovely silk lining.

E.\Il’lI.\'I‘I(‘ 93225-000. _ 'l‘lIIS IS A \\'0NI)I‘}R A’l‘ $2."i(l.00. `

These Hudson Seal Boats at $300.00 and _

$350.00' are Unsurpassed J -

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iloats at

a motion to reduce estimates by *an amount equal to the estimated deficit of .£2,800 as a vote of cen- In

On Foreign Debt

WASHtING'I\ON, Oct. 14.-A com- E ission. of which the secretary of

Two very lovely Hudson Seal Models are shown here in

most of the wanted sizes. These coats have tfhe beauty, the per- fect style, and the correct fitting that makes them bv all odds

:Bum against the G_wH.nmem_ The _the treasury would be ciiairmaii.

order will facilitate discussion. halw

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LONDON, Oct. I6.- The Bdjourn W

ment of the Irish Conference un- m

ould have the full authority to `

announced wday_ and he proposed fix terms for the funding and re- q to move it reduction of estimates by mndms °' the f°"iign deb' under ‘ Une p0u,,d_ provisions of a bill tentatively

greed to today by the 'House

ays and means committee. The ensure, Chairman Fordney said,

the most; popular of fur coats. They are lined with Silk, they ure shown in popular lengths, and we want to impress particularly ` the really remarkable value, compared witfh past seasons. Our

_ stock of these is the largest in the City and our values are-unri

Valled____$350.00tll1d300.00. . .

til next Monday afternoon had no W political significance, it was un- 5 derstood tonight. Postponment of \ the sittings tl; the conference W which aims at a solution of the I' irish question was attributed by f he Sinn Fein delegates to the "En- glislimen's passion ‘for week end- tr ing."

_-toa-

ould be favorably reported, prob- bly to-morrow, as a substitute for he Adminiatratlon's bill. which ould have given the ti'ei>.stury sec~ etary authority to arrange for. unding and refunding of the debt. Exclusive of the secretary of the ensury, the commission which

would be created would have not more than four members, to be appointed by the President with the

Moore

Have you seen that wonde1'ful‘br0wn marmot coat that

we offer at $89.00. . nr

& McLeod Ltd.

runn\\\\\\»“n\\lt\wlam\\\\\\\\uar1ul|vam1lnlnvr@\\\\\\\t

liis attorneys wanted slltilai

lie has not left me yet.-he lin-

“Gn back, slr!" I have almost

gers still; bl

For l have heard him whining

As when he tollowed me against

my will. Be

my door, _ '

An hour ago he pattered up the

’ ' consent of the Senate. The coni-

mlssion would continue in exist-

ence for three years.

ll would prohibit acccpttnce of

H, ,hp “reel the bonds of one debtor nation in

_Anti lienrdi t-he careful tread of -so

One provision of the substitute |

more time, after which arguing November 7th was ordered ret as* ` hi- day for trial.

Arbut-lt‘le's nrraignntent was short

fine week ago he had told the court

!iiL’m8D! Of 0l1||KiLlI0ll& 0|' lm- his trite nntue was "Roscoe Ar- -

limi’ f@4“'- other Government withut the con-

`R0scoe Arbuckle

but now looking like he

llappe. model film cotncdienne and ‘best dressed girl in Hollywood.”

nt of Congress.

tive call-

l cannot quite believe he lives

_ _ ' C t _

' T'-r turned to cry. ’ °

,_ .» Q _‘_ "Go home, old dog-you know Pleads Not Gulllly

/ S K you cannot come!"

ll - h _/_,Y . -_ _-_-._ ,_ Yet the whole street is empty as

T Cllflhar/9 i on nttdhmmit ti in in ix `““

_ _ _ _»__ _ ,t ` P Pr nn e s Uwa S 1 __

, . . More obacco ibr the Money .- t --~

_ {.\_,1~_~7,__ Roscoe Arbucltle_ once comedian, ~ /-`. I 5' " ‘

/__g_,» __ Wxyf J! ace _no _weep black dog with col- never knew how 'go |nug||_

' `"‘ ’ ` ' “I ' has but n little more than

n 85¢ _ff SHO”/NG i ». And pointed "0" Wt In an ea' three weeks to prepare for the bat.

~ TOBACCO . get- tame,

1. _t ~;~,, . f ' ~ One drooping ear. one stiffly .in tio of his life when he went to bed

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_- ff°v-\_ \ "‘“~’it,__,&‘éW Q if-1 Piave! tonight. November 7i'n will see

\ ` i - _ I Segegg mm’ d°3'_f°" he I” the big thrower of custard pies and

_ _ / " ,','_ ' _ ,‘ ` Bohemhn parties standing before _ - ,_ ', a t M,-___-___. -. __-ni. __ q- ~ court, ready for trial on the charge if ‘- “` ` ‘ ’ " ' ‘“ `“"` f Last night he came and nunled at of causing tho death of Virginia

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ua _ vinomm covue in enryw

----*_--- ~ mmf, w9,|¢ gm- 0¢¢_ _"gg, guilty" tothe charge of manslaught-

.. 'y",_.~

Arbucltle arrived in ,Ban Francis--_

which Miss Hoppe died early to-

O _ ‘no mme' _ ',_ diy and entered u plea o( “not

if -

scene of the Labor Day party nt

buclcle" and answered other form- u'l qtiestinnen. "Do you plead guilty or not guilty", asked clerk ogtlie court nfter instructing Arburltle to rise. "Nag guilty,” he answered That is all Patty had to say. His attorneys' did the remainder of the t\alltiII8~ The nrralgnment, over, Arbucltle had lunch and then had nnotber “-aippolntment” with the judge. This time it was in the Feti- crai District Court where he was to plead to it charge of violating the t rohlbitlon law. Arlruckle was ready to plead this

time but by agreement of prosecu- tion and defence, urralgnment went over one week.

-~O-o¢>--

Dn not suffer

ed. Dr. r'l\nne'e 0

itching, Bleeding ni Protritdlnfr Piles. No surgical

eneflt iilflc tt box all denlnrtt, or Ed- manson, Halen & Cn.. Limited. Tor- onto. Bumble box free if you men- tion this paper and melon lo MIND P00010- _

nnother dny with

you at once and afford lasting

operation rnuulr- lntmont will relieve-

Limited

Quantity

at - than

LOW

PRICES

‘|ACT i NOW

Mail

Your

Order

A combination of rlrr-umstnncen eniiblctiuiia tn r-om-Itide

:l_t:vn'r);a:1’g't'nie_n_t innktig It porutlliln to ntl‘|~r A limit:-d minu- .biv Pd . cet null-ii Ilctll 'Phrenhlng hlnrhlnen nt rvinisrk- __ ‘ ""\|0Yll |11 lirlci-. Tliviu- rvmchlneiu nrt- new and pi-rfet-t

“ "VPU l't'HKN‘l‘t--ittiarntitt-ed abitolutely to work perfectly- to thretllt and rlenii any kind of at-ed commonly |:|’o\v|\ in the Maritime l‘ro\»||n-t-_u,

The price lit no far below their present neillni: price that

thats is little doubt bitt the lot will bo cleaned up too noon to ietlit our lrtiltomcrn.

- if you cannot cnll. write for r-ntaltipr and order without delay. No. 2 regular price $185.00, Ht>l|nnn‘it npeclnl price- for P. E. Inland on limited quantity ll00.ll|

N0- 2. reiltilar price 8226.00. Ht»|man'|l Rpt-cial price out-

side |'_ l-I. Inland on limited quantity ......... 300.00

_ No. l, Threnhing Machine, rr-gulnr price $275.00. Hol-

menm price on limited quantity $1135.00

(i"reLght paid to any C. N. I'l.Stntlnn in the Maritime I‘rovlnct~n.)

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