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ACNE — PIMPLES -- CAN II CURE!)

"Nearly four million boys and girls in the United 5tutcs‘hdve acne (pimples) . This total may raise a question-in our minds; but if you stand by the entrance to one of our large New York hip: schools and watch several thous- and youngsters come rushing out into the sunlight, ou'll observe .m.any caszs of this latching that ' comes at or near puberty as the ‘boy and girl are emerging into manhood and womanhood.”

I am quoting Lnis Weed Jones in gl-Iygeia

have been proven to be wro

Q but they still persist in the minds o! many people. It should be said | for once and all time that acne is |not due to lack of cleanliness or ito ‘bad blood. Nor can acne or . pimples be given or transmitted to others; and it is not due to any! <“bad" habits or any “social dis- ease."

Still another mistaken idea is that as acne comes at puberty, the boy or girl will outgrow it and‘ nothing can be done about it in the meantime. As a matter of fact. much can be done about acne: it can be cured or greatly helped in the majority of cases.

To-day the family physician‘ recognizes the handicap so boy and i girl in social and business life j from a face covered with pimoles and gives the some thou ht and energy to helping the on. lent as in any other ailment. "The follow- ing methods of correstion are now variously combined by both family physician and skin specialism"

1. An incredible amount of face

washing to get rid of excess oil. Five washings a dav with a mild soao Wash first with warm water and then with cold. 2. Improvement in the general health and living conditions. Out- door exercisc, plentv of fresh air and sunshine. Go slow on sweets. pasteries and rich foods. Eat, in- stead, fresh fruits and vegetables. plenty of meat or fish, and also plentv of milk.

3. Use of ultra-violet. rays or Xray treatments or both This treatment should be given by an expert.

4. The use of gland extracts — thyroid and BR0108111407219]! lack of gland Juice is thought to be the cause.

To these methods may be added the viosterol treatment which has helped many cases. Take 10 drops of viosterol dailv. gradually in- creasino dose until at end of two

Continue to take 20 drops daily for two more weeks. Wait ten days end raneat if necessary. Take the dose. l0 drops or more. at. one time in a half glascful of waiter

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B. N. R. Notes

lvir. Frank MacDonald, purser SB. (ﬁharlottetown, had been laid up for a. few days but resumed duty on April l0.

Mr. Simon W. Crabbe. 3rd Offl- cer, is back to work after his ill- ness.

The SB. Charlottetown as usual will leave shortly for drydock for the annual overhauling. The 5.8. PILL, will take her place on the run while this is being done, and needles to say the new boat will look her best for the summer traf- fic which will begin earlier this yeglr on account of Their Majesty's vi i.

Mr. Alex Scott, Division Engineer has been in Moncton this week on Railway business.

Mr. Frank J. Macnollcﬂll was re- lieving agent at souris but has been replaced since by Ferdinand Gallant, regular relief agent.

Mrs. A. Stuart Weir, wife of Station Porter. Souris. was a re- cent visitor to the Oity.

Mr. Frank H. Watts. aeetionman at Bedford is of! dut sick but we hone to see him back work soon.

Mr. Alfred Doyle, sectionmsn Borden, has returned in his home at York from the P.E.I. Hospital who? he has been for the past wee

Mr. u. Barrett, acting section- man at Georgetown resumed duty this week after his recent illness

Mr. Jonathan Affiech. section- man at Mt. stewart. ls off duty sick. We hope for a speedy recov- ery.

The many friends of Neil Mc- Isaac. firemen. 55. Charlottetown an sorry to learn ofhis continued | illness, and hope that ho will be

back to work soon. now that the | warm weather is here.

Mr. James hrdine and w. John Austin. eiﬁtralngaecﬁonrg: ‘awkw- resent ev r. n 2nd MnreAlfred Doyle It Bsdford

Mr. John O. tionman Mt. Stewart. duty from his recent

isgtiilof! mam.

About Amalgamation There is a solution to ﬁn x: IOORIII, OQIOCTI ' omghemain lankiuthodont- ocratie solution the the capital setup of both and xilohouid

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Some o! the ideas about acne’

weeks, 20 drops is being taken dafy. f

- eats of rs. Dickisonk mother. ﬁr. Albert Bwwart.

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Sea View and Vicinity

lb. John Ir-Oo-ir-l-i-ns was a re- cont visitor w Charlottetown. View.

of Darn-

. good position. When all the guests had mu .

gathering and in behalf of all present presented the you couple with I number of nice gi ts. Mr. CouLon expressed his thanks and all their kindly

oined heartily

ey Are Jolly

d . A delicious lunch was served by the Ladies and a pleasant hour was m. in social chat after which all opal-ted home after wishing this young couple many years of wedded ess.

‘Iihe Bea View W. I. met at the home of Mrs. James R." Mu y, President for their April meet ng.

ng the storm members were not all able w be present. President paesided and the ‘ opened by singing Ode and repeat-

Olub d. Twelve ” a responded to Roll Call with a Question Box. This created much interest and amusement. The usual business -" in followed and the different committees reported. The questionnaire on Home Econ- omics was discussed and papers were read on Vegetable Dyeing by the members. A Cake Contest was put on which was most, enjoyable and riaes were awarded. The m were pleased to report that good program was being made in the pmperation of a play The Path Across The Hills by a number of the young people of Sea View which they plan to have ready in the near future. The National An- them brought this meeting to a close after which lunch was ser- ved by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Nettie Brander.

Mr Ray Burt has returned home after spending a few days pleas- antly in French River, the guest 0t Mr. Everett Burt

The many friends of Mr. Leo Brennan, Darnley. are indeed sorry to learn he has been suffering from an attack of the flu, all sincerely trust to hear of an improvement 1n his condition,

Mn. Ada. MacArthur, Elmsdale, is spending a pleasant visit in Dornley, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Coulson.

‘Iihe flu is still on the rounds and a smut many people are con- fined to their homes with an at- tack but so far no serious com- ‘plkétimls have arisen from the ef- ec .

Mr. William Mill. Clermont. has returned to Bea View. where he is busy making preperations for an- other season's fishing.

Many friends are pleased to learn that Mrs. William Adams has re- covered from her recent illness.

Mrs. H. L. Donald. ﬂuent the week end in Burlington, the guest of her sister. Mrs. William Payniter.

Mrs. Wallace Weddell, Baltic, spent a pleasant visit with friends in summe ide recently.

Mrs. Charles Paynter. French River. was a. recent visitor to Seal View and spent a pleasant visit with friends.

‘rhe many friends of Mr. Ja/wb Burt are sorry to learn that he is not improving in health as rapidly as iihey would wish him too but ailtrilsttnhearofa-Sbeedy re-' oovery.

Mr. John C. Campbell is beinB exceedingly busy these days at the saw mill at Park Corner, turning out nice piles of lumber for the fan-hers from the near by oom- munities this saw mill is owned by Mr. J. S. Cousins, Park Comer.

Mr. Hewitt, Summerside, was a

recent visitor to Sea. View. making nlans with the fishermen for handling and stripping their 10b- stea- catch alive this season. Mr, and Mrs. Josie MaoGregor were recent visitors to - French River. the guests of Mr. and Mrs Samuel Bernard.

Mr. and Mrs. Russell McKay. Kensington, sgent a pleasant vis t in Darnloy; t guest of Mr. and Mrs. mussel McKay.

Mr. and Mrs. George Dickison, New Glasgow. spent a -' i visit recent! in Sea View. thﬁ

Mr. and Mrs Edgar Bryenton. Hamilton, spent Sunday with friends in Sea View.

tan 6mm, and that the bonds be converted at lower interest rates. and that the bondholders who have alread received. in many cases. more n their nal investment

this practical

d out in bondholders and share olden of the 0P3... in the ears since the CPR. was found in‘ 1&1. The! have had their pound

do not like the he govern- cash subaidiel amountin! to loll than libitiioiifmfiil have been givento the 02.8., nor that itwaa given a hand

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SPECIAL warms West Royalty Poll

an comm-um electors are wan": mwfﬂl W 1W“ TUESDAY. APRIL 25. AT 7.30 P. M. AT THE COMMITTEE ROOMS McLUilEl BUILDING, 110 KENT STREET P. W. TURNER, Pnl. G. A. MMDOUGALL, Sea.

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ALL CONSERVATIVE ELECTORS 0F

Central Royalty Poll

ARE URGENTLY REQUESTED T0 ATTEND

SPECIAL MEETING

in the Committee Booms, Molina-e Building 110 Kent Street, on

WEDNESDAY, APR. 26 AT 7.30 P. M. r. w. TURNER, Pres. o. a. MMDOUGALL, Sea.

L-SST-l-H-M

THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE CONSERVATIVES

of HAZEL GROVE POLL

AT MR. POPE BAGNALUS ON

THURSDAY, APRIL 27 AT 7.00 P. M.

To ,, ' ‘ ’ ‘ to ’ the ' " meeting at Bradalbane on May lat and for other organisation work.

BARRY B. OBASWELL, Poll Chairman

L-5B6-4-22-24-2B

Jonservative Convention

1st. DISTRICT 0F PRINCE COUNTY

A Convention to nominate two candidates to contest this district on behalf of the National Conservative Party at the next Provincial Election will be held at Alberton on Tuesday, April 25th, at 2 P. M. Each poll is entitled to send five delegates and poll chairmen are asked to have these appointed at once.

PROVINCIAL CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION. L569-4-21-2i.

Conservative Convention

2ND. DISTRICT OF PRINCE COUNTY

A Convention to nominate two candidates to contest this district on behalf of the National Conservative Party at the next Provincial Election will be held at Ellerslie on Thursday, May 4th, at 10:30 A. M. Each poll is entitled to send five delegates and poll chairmen are asked to have these appointed at once. -.

PROVINCIAL CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION. L569-4-21-2i.

Conservative Convention

4th DISTRICT OF KINGS

Please note dale of above Convention has been advanced from April 24th to Tuesday May 2nd. It will now be held on the latter date. Same time and place

PROVINCIAL CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION

L-616-4-22.

All Conservative Electors of MT. HERBERT PO-LL

Are urgently requested to attend a Special organization meeting in Mt. Herbert Hall.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26th 8 P. M. QUEENS COUNTY CONSERVATIVE ASSOC.

nous-ﬁnes scaoo Honor Roll arch: senior Dept. m" ’§...s....."' Wﬁv-l. Grade 1 -.n-. 1. is Mu-

Conservative Conventions

3rd. Kings ..... April 25th. 1st. Prince ..... April 25th. 2nd. Kings April 27th. 1st. Kings April 28th. 1st. Queens May 1st. 4th. Queens May 2nd. 4th. at!!!» ..... gay ‘the 3000" l! I _' ‘easel 8rd.‘ Prince" .......May 8rd. aeibee

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om: xx -i'. John Gaudet; I- ° a. Alphonaus

Adam . Intermediate Dlllrtment

Coffin. ride Vl-i . Cothorln

' a . Jean Macadamia. Grabs‘ - '

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t. Joyce /

(J . -1. Joan ltaelli

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total district at the neat Provincial the following places and times:

QUEEN’$ COUNTY

lST Queen's, of Ireodalbano mu Oll Tuesday, m May, 1939 ,, z=oo am.

naval Election will be held a}

2ND QUEEN'S, at Morlief Building, Charlottetown, 29th April, ‘I939, of 2:00 P.M.

POLL MEETINGS on Wednesday, places of 8:00 P.M.

3R0 QUEEN'S, of Market Building, 26th April, 1939,_ot 12:00 noon.

4TH QUEEN'S, at Eldon Hull, on Wednesday, 3rd May, at 2:00 P M 5m QUEEN'S, ot Oddfsllov/s mu, Charlottetown, on Tuesciu. zsu. April, 1939, mo P.M. Y’

Poll Conve kod to Ii ' ti ' number of deleggasuf: gztend thﬁuCorxntliltagrIafo oppmm the "m,

Notice for the calling of Poll Meeii once. Unless the Poll Meeting Is fixed place will be fixed by f

By Order

OI ﬁiurdey, 26th April of the uqd

Charlottetown, on Wednesdq,

ngs should be sent out st by this notice the date m he Convener of each Poll.

Queen's County Liberal Associations IRA J. YEO, President. W M S9

LIBERAL conventions‘

Conventions to nominate two candidates . torcl district at the next Provincial General El the following places and times:

PREV CE COUNTY

157 of O'Leory Hall, on Tuesday, 2nd May, i939 q}

to contest each elec. ection will be held cl

ZNDZPUIKJNﬁ, of Ellerslie Hall, on Monday, ‘lst May, 1939 o;

3RD PRINCE, of Sf. Paul's Hull, April, I939, of 1:30 P.M.

ggldLpmbiTlNG$ on Thursday, 27th April at usual places oi

Summerside, on Saturday, 29th

4THalikgNogiig Central Bedeque Hull, on Wednesday, 3rd May,

ggliLpmi-ETINGS on Friday, 28th April at the usual places ui

5TH PRINCE at St. Paul's Hull, Summerslde, on Saturday 29th April, ‘I939, at 1:30 P.M.

7Pg5LPWhAAEIETINGS on Thursday, April 27th at usual places oi

Poll, Convener: are asked to coll meetings to appoint the usual number of delegates to _ai'tend the Conventions.

NOIICQ for the CGIIMQ of Poll Meetings should be gem out at once. _Un|oss the Poll Meeting is fixed by this notice, the date and place WI" be ﬁxed by the Convener of each Poll.

by Order i‘ ' East Prince Liberal Association HAZEN PHILLIPS, Secretory West Prince Liberal Association i ~r

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LIBERAL GONVENTIUN

Conventions to nominate two candidates to contest each slot- torcl district at the next Provincial General Election villi be held a! the following places and times:

KINGS COUNTY

1ST KING'S, of Souril Court House T sd , 2 d M , ‘I939, t 3:00 P.M. POLL MEETINGS onogctdlrtioyfy fh: 2951’ April, In

the usual places of 7:30 P.M. lNbzhggig-i"? at Morell Hull on Wednesday, 26th April, i939 at

gglaLpnbiTlNGS on Monday, 24th ‘April, of the usual place:

3RD KING'S, at Cardigan Hall, Monday lat May, ‘I939, at 2.00 P.M.

gAIE-EJINGS on Saturday, 29th April, at the usual places

4TH GEIQgS'PPAILM"I“IY "V" "i". M Wednesday, 3rd May, i939. .

guitar's-tallies on Saturday, 2m April, at u» usual plotli

5TH éiaalliinrownjlall, Georgetown, on Tuesday, 2nd MW.

Poll Co k ' I m». of $511111: T. Tlnldnihf: 'i:T.'.'.'.i't'$i..'.° °""°"" m’ m

‘iNotlce n» the coiling r r || M a u fol once. Unless the Poll Mitingell r113“ . ‘It’; .»'ii¢:,'“:h§"¢.n . and place will be fixed by the ‘amm- ,f “d, p,||_

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