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- ﬁle annual general meeting o! the Island Guardian Publishing Co. will be held in the Company's Oﬂice, Charlottetown, on January 24 at l2 noon.

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Rub a little Zam-Buk over your hunch and arms to check and ‘heal all rou lmeas and chaﬁng. It's won erfui. ' Zam-Buk contains valuable herbal extracts which lubricate the tissues, soothe pain, allay inﬂammation and grow new healthy skin. Cold-sores, ‘chaps’, frost bite, chaﬁng and similar troubles are quickly ended by Zam-Buk.

it provides the handiest and safest antiseptic dresszing for all injuries and skin troubles.

COI.DS-— For cold in the head, smear a little Zamliuk over the palms of the hands. and inhale, For colds in chest or back, rub briskly with slightly-warmed l-am-Buk night and morning.

SUOTIIES PAIN PREVEHTS BLOOD-POISON.

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rs . “You needn't cunts back tor me." he called. "I'll slide down imp the glow. Won't. hurt me. Thanks boys. long." ’ "Yw my said "r ma no

for. and I said the snow was hideous. Fancy that!"

Allhcrllltzosyiooxenbackw "ml 88 t1 hex-feet day. They were like twio children in their gsioty, 1n their WW- T1161! $881M lﬂwusiy over un- Dﬂﬁklrls the basket the Captain's wire had tilled for them. There was tin‘- IWY. Yes. with. dressing, and amn- beny sauce, and s little m or gravy. Pickles, mm; cake, pie,

"It is ‘Imank-Bslvirls." Gay said sol- emnly- “It is ving. You are m? ‘luiankszlvlng, Rand“ I am very grateful to you."

After dinner they pulled up the divan before the iireplwB. and sat t0- set-hcr. very close, and Rand smioked while Clay, both arms about him. stroked his hair, ran slender ‘teasing fingers under his collar, touched gen- l-ly the healing scar on his forehead.

“I never expected to be so much m love," she said lmppily.

"Dorvt you over expect, 1m be more in love than this?"

"NO. no. Oh. no. I hope not. l should die of it." Then she added slowly, "Rand, you think I do not really love you. You think it is sort of half-fun, half-Llu-lll-sort of a fly-by- night. aftaLr, don't‘ you?" /

"I think yirru love me as much as you can. Perhaps. But you and I-we are alike-we aannot love-love great- 1y. Too selfish. You think too much oi getting things dome. I think too much of my own pleasure. We can't love greatly because we always put. our- selves first."

"I love You greatly." she said indig- nantly. “Too greatly. Bo Efebltiy I carmlot eat, sleep or work for thinking oi’ you."

“That's not love. East's-sensation. How long do you think that sort of thingwililast? Itwillbeoverina. year-if it endures so long."

"Do you hlonestiy think that, Rand? That this beautiful feeling I have for you will only last o. year?"

“How long does it usually last with you? How long did it last the last time?"

"Oh, Rand. It was never like Hus. never" ‘

"It never ls. while it lasts. And when it comes again-it is never like this, either."

Gay stirred rostlessly in his arms. "I don't believe it. It will last It has the feeling tof-etemity itself-about it."

They were silent for a. while.

"Gay." M: said seriously, "this is something you don't know. Tho only waytohoid atroasured thingis~ by tressuritig it. Keeping it. Gtmrd-

' ing it. Bsuifioixig for it. A treasure

has to be treasured-or punk-tinsel. paste, the "gold just gilded. An un- treasured treasure is worth nothing. You don't realize that."

"Do, yiou, Rand, do you realize it?" ‘

“Too well I do." He laughed. "I realize it well enough but- Wlwt? My birthright for a mess of widow? Never."

"Oh, Rand! Am I a. mess of pot- time?"

"Yes, you are one of the lleshpims oi.’ Egypt," he said, laughlngly. "The dearest-the swoetesw-the most as.- vory ﬂeshpot- And I should trudsﬁ right off in the desert and wash my hands oi.’ you. But t1 think," and he paused to kiss her. “I think I'll stick around a. while."

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It was the iiiteenth of December, when island, bay and sea. were finally enwrapped in the tight cold bonds o! vzintm‘, that Auntalmiry climbed the snow-covered slope to Gay's door. She said she had come for a long talk, a nice cozy ailemlson. She still wore her mantle of joyous eotciwmen‘, of laughter, but beneath it, she was tired, a little old woman of seventy-six years, a heavy weight of time for one so slight.

ThBy had tea, titty sewed, l-héy talked. Gay mid her many little bits oi island gossip which she had from

Ilavs you heard about Pepsi Peps is a aoientiﬂe rnparlllon at up in pan le form, who! rnvldes an entirely new and ei-

Pepu contain certain Iodiolual turn Into-vapor, all to the. th soothe the inflamed all m3 gm. and ha!!! outer and to the ls all III

active treatment for colds, chest and throat troubles. ingredients, which, when laesd upon the tongue, ill Intel.‘

anrbreatl down the air usages lungs. 0n the lourus , membranes o! the bronchial tubes. the‘ delicate walls o! the su- aal hull t the Isl '

Wills ao n . Ill cflst th Pen thus aaoluleallb; sewers. '

coughs.

Rand. vmen shs mentioned Auoe andover otlsst, Auntdimlry sparkled.

“A swd woman." she saidvwnmily. "I've never known a better, forsll her administrating. My dear, can you . K689 a secret? Yes, I know you can. Pearle. I'm going w have a Christmas D8418 after all.“

And then, flushing with excitement, sparkling youthfully, she told Gay all about it. She could not bear lo to give up, she would rather die than give it up, she thought indeed she would die is she must lve up But she was curiously nsclentiotls. What was given to her, she accepted cheerfully. But what was denied, she had no right to take. They had put s. limit on her, and this limit she was bound in honor to respect. Ah, but there were a thousand devious little ways to circumvent a. limit, to stretch it. honorably and fairly.

CONTINUED

Labor Men Seek Legislation For Greater Welfare

(Special w the Guardlabl

TORONTO, Jan. ill-An extensive legislative program fortlie coming session was presented to the govern-l ment at Queen's Pork today by the provincial executive of the trades and labor congress o1 Canada. The brief urged the government to introduce legislation dealing with every phase of the lslun-ing man's welfare. in- cluding wrapping o! bread, bonding of all lawyers, compulsory automobile insurance. abolition of private detec- tive bureaus, further protection for women and children in industry, a minimum wage for all adult workers. beer at ﬁve cents a glass, abolition of cadet training, regulation of bar- her shops, public ownership and op- eration of all public utilities. old age pensions. superannuation of ﬁremen and reduction oi.’ their working hours from twelve to eight. and the aboli- tion of the manufacture of clothing in private homes.

A labor representative on the liquor control board alsowas asked as s. means o! bringing the administra- tion of the liquor dispensation into harmony with the ideals of labor. The present personnel of the board is described as “splendid?

Miners lVill be Consulted by League Committee

(Special to the Guardian)

GENEVA, Jan. 16.-—Men who go down into the pits to dig coal, will be asked by the League of Nations to give their opinions on how to settle the international crisis in the coal limit. ‘Ji‘°..i’°"£‘2“°“° i°i’.“°...“‘..‘,°

e us, the failure of’ intemaatfonal gcdbom- ists to ﬁnd an answer to the pumle, decided today that the ideas of the miners themselves would be needed u a workable result was to be achieved. Consequently they arranged for a meeting of miner delegates to be held at Geneva on Feb. 27. . m0}?-

Co-operation

(C. E. MAQKENZIE) Co-oporatio 15 m“; “m; been much tidied 8:61 almost mam $0 death" by writers anglpublig v)eak_ gs lnexthis country but they -sh,,"1d

on . . that a wrong existed Pundshm Bdthlsmovemmtasormgdyay, ails ailment. It has been w”. womb ' P"”“”’°- W‘ m“ WWI-at. like the “"1811 b0)’. has ioften polmed do“ into the kitchen sink, um 8m “m; 1113i’- ﬂlb M1316 A dlsllgrnsablg “U” 15 the most common obj ‘ 4o um

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operation has had bag “m, m”, people who have rim it. mﬁyosiﬁ 0f setting together has m“ a m. markable amount of gouty/um m 1719-713’ lines it i-s a m, “gm- 91- WE Drbsmit thne. ' g gm s $3313 llrovincfo 1th: -‘ y“, “m” l‘ was ,

supplying him with m};

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fmd members of tbesgiitgerfnt or cluln, fled and are doing, n,

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Facts about Food.

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Why delicious “Ovaltine”. stands supreme as the food-beverage for every home l

It i not the of ‘food ‘eaten that matters, but the ‘kind and quantity Of EIIIIIIQC extracted and assimilated into“ the system. =1»

The food elements ‘for nutrition must be correctly- balanced. fats.‘

THE subject of food and nourishment vitally welfare of every man, woman and child of the Emptre. ,2

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' and mineral salts must all be present in correct proportion!-

ﬂiese vital food principles exactly as required, and is valuable because the natural food ingredients from which it is made contain all three ‘- named by scientists as fat-soluble A and water-soluble B and C.“ Further- moseytbe process of manufacture, originated and used exclusively by the mam!!!- ftlIet-s of "Ovaltine,” preserves these delicate vitamin substances and other important elements totally unimpaired in the ﬁnished product.‘

The '

' of "Ovaltine” explains

the wonderful food value it possesses. iipeborleymalgcreamymilltfromEng- Bud's richest pastures, fresh eggs and - foams. ‘Ihesechoioemmralfllvdilm- ' tlllctssreadmowledgedby dietists as beingrichestinnuttiment fox-restoring Ihedepletedocllsoftlsebodyand for builringnptltereserveofstrengthand yialiyuecasrytowardoﬁill-irealth.

research and practical ex-

perience all “over the world continue to conﬁrm that no other food compares will; “Ovaltine” for presenting in a de- licious and highly concentrated form the ' elements needed for gi-rinlg and ‘ ﬂaihiuillg Imelda, strength and vitality.

It should be noted that “Ovaltine” is

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ﬁctive proper-tin. “Ovaltine” is all noutinhmeut- oring and

nourishmenaltcontanns allthevitanﬁnsinootrectmtiqand, ‘millet-more, it is emphaized that "Qakinfotmmimalltlaeotlnereqtnally

‘To tlnonelesiriagnsore detailed information oath: vindicated, Z. Waderlldq willbepleased to senlounqledalooﬂqsdqgﬂ-

essential factors necessary for a "complete and perfect food. y Visualise your brultfsu llble Milli!-

ing 12 cupfulr of beef exlricgi? “Pf!!! '

of cocoa or 3 eggs, all linen renselnber that one cup of fragrant,‘ luealih- ﬁring "Outline" contains more

than any of these.

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0b , and their mbbsble re- mabteos not if the is re- ‘auditor would do much to inspire inception of the sssoclsitililll. Bonw

venues. Unlimited -' liability" will ceiving three or six thousand dollars confidence, and provent a. small error time; a co-opnoive movunent in it '

w-Iltver boowne here. per year, for the member is still a-pgrowlng into something surlioentty oommwuq ym my 13mph o: mow. W” “PM” *9 be the fullest 11M of the some. forxrridsble o» vrreck the organizs- m. m... impart“ producer than it

expression oi’ true too-operation. Far- mers 0t this dountry will invest their 800d will, patronage and so many 6011MB. but they roiuse to sell them- selves to any movement or make true oo-operstlon their creednor accept it as s. nowifod. ..

The staff. and salaries. paid them. are often the cause of much trouble. Members toil to realize that without

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Once in a. while factions arise,

‘md 9' WW"! ﬁllqlw Bot wntfol. --——--—-—- ~———-—- lqmugy gs “m; and M" this is sure black eye to any move- ' m”; “mutton vcﬂsd meat. The goiter recently heard a Professlonal Cards maﬁa“ migfabwgq-gmuﬁud ai- Slﬂtcmeub from o. won qualified busi- ————i— _ a,“ Wm ‘hm My mauve- noss man to this effect. -that “the av- Nlark R. McGlug-an ‘mgnc 1n , hoodlum 0!‘ “we “W” °f Producer is no bet- - nvenienoeswhuaiooanbooavedlbﬂli" gwlxstmlifiedtoselectsmanoigerfor B,A, g mnasodﬂmﬂmwmﬂgaummnn mark,“ ha“ m “l” "'2', amarsrsn. BOLIOITOII. arc , . .8

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This is signiﬁcant. A few can often influence the numy and huvg the,

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TWQHBIIILV ummre i/hclr avenge to» I ceipts with the returns f0 some out- | Stand-ins man in the community who, specializes, or rmre correctly ins the comparison is made and blmlkht to tho numbers attention. The reason f0!’ this is Obvloug Same

operator is usually piclous or under profits on the” part _ of someone on the inside. Bush sus-

~—%——-— ossmm-sttmmmtw method.‘ McLeod & Bentley mum that m. greater 0mm will s. a. saw-mar ‘bring m. amt-m results. w s. manner, n. c, -_-- ‘ ' --—--- Barrieter and Attomey-at-Law “ spear. Oﬂloe: no Richmond sum - MONEY TO LOAN ' " , museum", r. n. 1. mo» a wt m. They - ' _ blssy mm o. m3... u» even-Qt}: ﬁMcDonaId & McPhee '_ " - - - ..l‘{i"i:.." &".L" i"; aamnouarg nnuornss- i 5- vaise. . ‘ - . _

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