as quickly as anow. — it stands suprem'e as thc eminently «suitablc for washing. silken hosîery, and garments. or other ﬁne articles of wear.

“Sîlk stockings Bhould be washed qvery nighi tc 'remove perspiration which is the enemy of Silk. There is nothing betterforthis than Lux."

Lux i3 501d onIy in seqlcd packels—dust—proof I LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED. T0

RON

The maker‘eoi “Kays'er”

Siik Hosiçry. redonirnend ‘

a

Every lady knows “Kayser” silk hosiery.’ Here isa word of advice from the manu- facturer of these famous Made in Canada silk stockings :—

Lux with its generous suds is ideal for t'he quick thorough washing si": stockîngs require. thin. satin-“14e ﬂakes ol Lux, which are made by our _own exclusive process. dissolve in hot water There is nothing like Lux only‘ pro'd'udt.

The

21L

Becomes

a Üübit

îÎÔROBREAD r rLou

T’Iiiled by Hunt Bros‘Liriiiœd London.Canada

Hunt Brothers best—Will stand any test.

the Dain En

‘HAVE STOPPED SNARLING prose, rolcrring bo tlie Genou con— OF WAR DOGB.'—“Euro|pe 71le terencc’s adoption of. vbeen snatc‘ned from 'the verge ot a ginession' pinot. "We have stopped cwtmciylsm," Lloyd George s‘nid iu an interview with

li Is non-ag-

lhe snarliug of the dogue or war."

TEE CHARHYI'I‘ETOWN .GUAR‘DIAN- ,4 -

.iHE CENTRAL GUARDIAN '

BHOP train Roimn'l Ontoloz.

GOFF'S SERVICE is aiviays DE! tistscﬁory.

VLATEST IN TWEED and Home- spun suits at Patcns Fire Sale.

DAUGHTERS OF EMPIRE. ton and bazasr, Friday aitsrnoon in Navy Longue rooms.

SPÉCIAL &NAP in ladies' under-

î veste a4 39e mis. wor-th t0 60e et

Paton’s Pire Baie.

GOAL—We are now' diecharging oargoes ct Abest quallty laver-nase screen and reserve' scrsen.‘ ,c'oais. C. Lyons &‘Co. 4

4

ORWELL.—Servicss nazi. sab- b‘nth May 28th. at Orwell .Head at 111, at St. Andrews iChnrch. Orweli. a: 7. Sunduy 'School_at 0.

CHURCH OF SCOTiLA‘NiDg—Œtev Ewen MacDougsll will preach Wed., Ma‘y 3m at. TDundds at 7.30 and g‘hnrsdny, J‘une lst et Bangor at .30.

SU‘NDAY SEIRVIOES—Rev. M. J. McPherson will conduct services nsxt Sabbath, May 28th, in — the l’resbyterian church as tollows. Bonshaw 1&1, ilnmpton 3, Tryon 7.

MT. STEWART METHODIST— ’i‘he services for ‘Sunday next wih lie; 11 a. m., Black River; 3 p. m.. .Mt. Stcwart. 7 p. m.. Marie. The nunuai meeting or the Official Bourd will mect in the Parsonage on Wodncsday al 7.30, p. m.. May

31 .

M‘l LTON AND RUSTICO.——Fare—

well services will he held next .Sunda'y ("mm at Milton 1‘1 a. m.. and at ltustioo 3 p. m. There will lie celebratinn oi' Hon Communion ;at the morniug service and Sunday Iscliool at 10.15. . .

TRYON METHODIST CIRCUIT waSundny. May 28. lie-v. P. A. F‘Itzpatrickat 'i‘ryon 11 a, m.. Cra- paud 3 pin. and Victoria 7 p. m. Malc choir at the ovcning services. I’lcase hring contributions as tlIIs is tlm cinsing Sunday o! cnr Fin— uncial year.

PASTOR RESIGNS.——it is lcarn- 9d with much regret that ùhe Rcv. Il. liavirlsnn or Lot 14 has resigned his charge nîtor a pastorate ol sev- on yoars, rosignaiion tn take eti’ect on tho last Sunday ni’ June next. ilaviug snent two years in thn Nnrmal (Énullogn at Trurn. N. 'S,, 'Mr. Davidsnn taught in 11m .publlc sohonis oi' thst province for a few ycnrs and gaincd distinction as a

cd vPrincoton .Seminary where he spont throc yecrs and graduatod in theology. In addition to the re- gular work at Princeton. Mr. Dav- idsnn look extra, curriculum work undcr the lato Dr. 'B. B. Wariield and received high praise for his thesis. Mt. Aliison Record says “‘Mr.

Davidson is aimable.» schoiamly preachor." An Amherst paper stat- es that "Rev. Mr. Davidson easiiy

gets and holds the attention o! his

iopon to a call In

audience. iMl'. Davidson will be Juiy and we trust that his lot will be cast in tho Maritime Province.

FIRE'CUREDI nm the answer to AMÉRICAN NAvY PILU'G'S grec: qualityll, Yes, ﬁred to create the best smoke man ever put In his pipe! l and ﬂavor with a perfect mellow mild— essure right down to the las: puﬂ'.

“FIre—curing unites truc quallty ne“ which yields more smoke pi

son University i’rom'which he gradvl the degree work. t . uated in Arts. Thereatter ho attend-r

corF's eoo-r's me nways 'helt.

M..l. PA'I'ONB W'hitewear goes on et 20 p.c. discount today.

GOFF'S France ars elways lov- sst. ‘ ‘

SPEOINL':8|ILK “le on “coud fioor ai. Paten‘e today.

CORSET‘Q’ 98e per pair. pink or white, at Petons. n .

HAMPGHIRE. -— Divine worshlp will be conducted on Sunday even- Lng next at 7.30.

SCHOONER “éPEEDY” due with cargo lnverness sorsen coal. A. Alyward & Co., Phone 176.

Services. will Bon-

TIRVON BAPTIxsT May 28th. Rev. J. B. Daggett preach at Tryos at 3 p. m.. ehaw 7.30 p. m.

GEORGETOWN AND cH'E‘RnY VALLEY. Churcli oi 'Englsnd servi- ces 'Sunday. IMny 28th. Goorgstown. 11 a. m.. Cherry Volley 3.30 p. m. Alfred Holmes. M. A., in charge.

POLICE |N8PECTION— The. police were inspected yesterday morning by Counciilors Pisrce and

Pnonvse and inmidennaiiy received instructions regardilng the trati’ic by—la'ws.

AUTO TAKEN—Ths thett or a car lrom the Victoria Hotel Garage was reported tq thc pu- lice early yestcrday‘ rmorning Shontly after the matter vwns ra-

ported, Sergt. Alian Mchnn-Js locat- ed me car, which was occupied by a. number of you-ng sports, ail under the influence oi' iiquor.

FIXING PLATFOR M— Carpent-

ors are busy puttlng down n plnnk rplattorm over the L'ld concret-e around the Rniiway Station. A nottccabie iniprove

moult has Ibeen made by the instnl» ling 01’ a spot light on tire roc! ot the main building. which lights ilp thc wuik,’.mostly used thy passons- org arriving by the nighlt train.

PUT ON DEGREE — On 'I‘ucsday ai’ternoon the Knights ni Colum‘bus exemplified the

let and 2nd degree t0 a large :ium'her ot candidates at thc Pas- time Hall. Queen St. In une cven- irrg the 3rd degree was conterred. Refreshmenitas were served in the'

icacher. l—ie thon entered .Mt. Alii«| K- 0‘ C- “0‘116 ﬁt me °°nmu5l0n 0“

I v

NEW TIROTTING PARK—iMr. J A. IMcDonald, L. S., .Hermnnville, was engaged on Monday, Iaying out a trotting pari: at New Zon- land Station, l’or the New Zealnud Trotting and Pacing Association recentiy formed. The company are ail local men. 'l'he park le ex- pected t0 be compietcd this sum mer. Tire fencing and all mate riel is on the spot. "1

POPULNR APPOINTM’ENT—Tha Archbishop has anpointed IMI”. Ai i’red Holmes. uM.A., a gradunte oi' Toronto University and Wyciiiïo Collage in charge otAnglican ser» vices in Georgetown and Cherry Volley. for the summer montha. Mr. Hoimes. le an irishmnn by birth. and has just completed lus

l collage course. whic'h was interrup

ted -by militarv service in the Greal War. 'Enllsting as a private. he iater obtained a commission with the “ml iRoyaI yDublin Fusiieers. Ho was wounded and taken prison- er at Wytschaote Ridge, May 27th. 1917. and remainsd a prisoner till the armistice was signed. ‘

ISLANDER T0 BE ORDAINED —-dt will be of interest to the mnny friands and acqusintances ot Mr. Geo. M. Trainor. youngest son oi' the lateiMr. and Mrs. Peter Train- or. formerly o! Kingston, Prince Edward islam]. to iearn that he is to he ordainod to the Hoiy Priest' hood on June 10th at St. iMichael's ‘Cuthedral, ’I‘oronto. Ontario, by the Rt. Rov. Neil McNoil, Archbishon or Toronto. er. Trainor attend- ed ‘Stf Dunstan's and Ottawn' Uni. versitics and inter completed hls classical course at St. .Michaei‘s Collage, Toronto. ‘He pursued his philosophies! and Theoiogicai stu» dies at St. Augustine's Seminary. Toronto. i’mm which institution he is about to gruduate. Fathor Trainor will celebrate his his tirs: ‘Solemn Mess at St. Joseph's IChurch, .Sudbury. Ontario. where .his brother. Rev. Thomas H. Trainor, is pastor. Father 'Ijrain ro. who is a brothor or Mr. P.C. Trainor. Euston rSt., will have the warmest wishes ut his ‘triends hart: for a long and happy carcer in the Plestly ministry.

IN MEMORIAM

in Iovlng memory of our dear daughter and sister. lEliza Stewart. who departed thisyulile May 26th.

1921:

We know site lies sons to the bet ter land. 'Where oniy the ransomned dwsli A home where they iisten not to the sound or the ssd, sad word rumen. No breaking hauts are there No wasted check where tho barn in; tears . Hath rolled and leﬂ. s min. sure. sate trom the cures o! the wesry votre 1 m Whers tire mnny mansion: _ IWe shaiI ail b6 joined andwscc

ors no m wrm‘ Mit-1:“

in e leu etmity. -—dnsertod by‘m

“six munis. A60"

"lt’s hnrd to renlizc thet si: month a o l couldn't wallr mon e ﬂoor and now l nm so well l"

“1 have never been very stmn but the lient lut summer vu too mu for me. This and tlie tact illnt my husbnnd wu ont of work and I had to work dny and night t0 keep trou; smrving, lei: me n physicsl meck. Luckily niy huslmnd rus nblc to Ïetds good jobjuat when I and t0 o to . I' tried everything I :ouîld inl: ot’ to get strong.‘but esch in] I secmcd tu be getting wcnker and nesker. 1 was reduced to a skeieton. I ionidn’t est or slecp, I lied uo strength neft and ﬁnaliy I wu so weak that in lfyllelâ to cross tire ﬂoor onc dny I col- lapl l wu so iil and weak ﬂint ñidn’t cars whether I lived or dicd. And thcn I henrd about that mnrvclious Ereparntion—Camoll A friand of mine Id used it with wond'erlul resuits and a lt liad donc s0 much for her, I dcci- ed t0 try it. Tiie results were nothin leu than iniraculous. In two weekcî wu able to get up and walk about the honee. My nppetite liad returned. I m actunily hungry. I could sic: when I went to bed, something l bas no! been nbie to do for menthe. I have nlready taken six bottier oi' Camol and l nm still viking it. l weigh more to- dny than I ever weighcd hefore in my lite. I sleep likc a chiid. I am- never tirsd and my skin il es cienr and my checksusrosy ses giri’s. I bless il]: day I heurd abontCarnoi. " Mrs. K. ,Toronto.

Ccrnol is sold by your druggist and if ou cnn conscientionsiy say. after yon ve tried it. that it hasn't donc you en , return the empty bottle and h: will refund your money. 3..“

. A For Sale By HUGHES DRUG 00. LTD.

HAMF‘AX. May 26.—(Quotations furniehed by Johnson and Ward, Montreal

members ot thc Exchange.)

Bell Telephone . Bromptrm' A’bitibi Shwwinig Laurentide Puip .. Canadian Genoral Elec'tric Canadien Stea‘mshi'p Com. Canudian Steamship Pi‘d Anbe'stos Coin. Dominion Bridge Montreal Power .. Winnipeg Electric . Naitional ilrewcries Atlantic Sngar . Ato‘nison ........... .. Alm. Car & Foundry _ — Am. LOUOIHOUVB .. -— Am. Snif‘lting & R 65%

Anaconda Camper .......... .. 54% Canadîan Paciüc Raiiway . . 142 New York Central 893/4 Cwba. Cane Swgar 161,5 ' Crucirblo Stced 751,5 vinternatinnai Paper 50%

Kelly Sprinzﬂeld .Mex Petroieum international Mer. Marine . Presn Steei ICnr Reading ........... .. Soulharn Paciﬂc . Soude-baiser . Union Paciﬂc Uta‘ii Couper

Bank Nova Scotia .

Sent. 117%. Cor-n. July 62%. Sent. 65%. Oate, Juiy 38%. Sept. 39%.

I FRE_C_i_iLES

Don’t Hilde Œ'wm Wlth a Vell; Re- move Thern Wlith Othlne—Douhle Strsngth

ment oi ireckies is usually so

successiul and giving a ciear. beautilul com- plexion that it is sold under guer- nntce to retund the money l'aile. '

move them. Even the tiret few

fui impmvement. some ot ths

thn double strenth 0thine. it is this that is soid on the money guarantee.

W

' operation requir- ed. Dr Chuo's Ointr'nent will relieve you a: once and anord lasting

menson, Bates a 00.. Limited, Tor- onto. ample box trac-If you men- tion du: pure.- nnd encine 2c lump postule.

WW

TWO MILLION PEOPLE

in Ganad- wm tu}... te rut their cru e Inprovc cight.

Gluco- reulr un nu and en: lin nm en. vouer v un. 01»!th pmiounly.

ont damnation will tell Il

sein!- toc. will bon

ﬁg“! w se ' E. '0. HARRIS. .‘

STOCK QUOTATIONS ,

Stock ‘

. 100% \

U. s. Steel Z 100% ‘ MONTRÉAL EXCHANGE 1934 Victory .. 100.70 1933 Vllctory . 102.79 1922 Victory . 99.81 . 1937 Vicwry . -— BANKB

Bank Royal .. 199 Bank Montrea 216V;

Wheat. May 128%. Juiy 1207/5. n, _

This preparetion for me treat- ,

in removing ireckles ‘

n n f

Don't hide your freckles under n ij veil. get an ounce o! 0thino and ra _‘

applications shouid show a wondei- I'

lighter lreckles vanlshing entirely. l Bc sure to aak the druggist Ior a3"

bock .

Do not suffnr nnother dey with Itching. Bleeding or Protruding Pilou. No surgicnl 'f

henetlt. 500 n box ail dealer: or Ed- r.

Moody Urges A11 To Follow His Example

Wn tircd AII the 'I'Iime Wlth INcrvn Frayod, But Fcclc Fine Now: Baye St. John Mars—Prair- ce Tm ne.

“i'm am glad to recommend Tran- lac to others." said Gordon :Moody, Passoire“; N. B., "rince it bas dune me so much good. I surfered a general run down condition with an appetits s0 poor i could hardiy sa; anything for it nauseated me s“ tsrri‘bly. I wns so weak it was only with the greatcst effort that l could do my work. My nervos were so badiy frayed I could set mighty little slewp.

“I seemed to set better on ths very first bottie ot Tanlac. I picked up in weight and strength wonder— ﬂully. and can now eat anything

with the greatest ease. I think Tlanlac is a most remarkable medi- c ne."

gists.

H‘iss

IWASHINGTON. May 25— A rai d‘uctiIon oi' froizht rates on ths‘ United rStatos Railways, nvcmglnc.

today by the Ùnited St.:th Cou.

resulting trom its enquiry into the' ganernl rate and structure oi z e. nation. One cut in treight ratesi was lixed by a commission or i'ourl leen ner cent in me castern non-L?

wards. I sleep {Lue and do my wor'n' territories.

l l

Tanlac Ls sold by sil good drug— genemuy expecmd'

tory. Thlrteen. or one hait per cent in western territory and twelve and one liait par cent,

dereui effective on. July m andl constitute a greater ont (han was:

. s. musa I un illWEHEiIä 1

about ten per cent ma ordureli

merce Commission in a der-isîm‘ ù

wl-thout the slightest nausea alter "n' "le Bouthem monmaiù PECHÎC: Sale Antiseptn- and Genuicidc. nous

Ail reductions are m.‘ nm bF-um 1.. m....w Lik- ;. Cm - '

in

4,4

lui r r‘v-uuë. .‘I;n;. in l "mm HI'Jy, Monumi :Abmrglrve and Absoyhlnc

Reduces 8mm

and Puñ‘y Ankies, Lympiungilis. Poil Evil. Fistule, Boils. Swellings; STOPS Lameness and nliayn pain. HEALS Suites, Culs, Brulscs, Hum Chufcs. Itisl‘

horm-

l Ii.“ïi'l.il‘U'>n.\ ami 306|! 5 R ire“

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un?

marie. En Cm mis.

' Week+emd

Sizes 36 t0 42.

Worth t0 3538.00. Saturday......

Boys Suits worth 3.1 a

, Friday and. Saturday

ai

53.95, " '20 large size plaid auto A wralps, good quality and ‘ÿ' weig’ht. This is your chance A t0 get a good wrap at a i sma'il cost. Special . -

fv

.41... 4...;4. .mx. mm m...

for Saturday . . . . . . -See ad

MOORE a; McLEOD l. 115.?

119-12! Quilen Si. Chariotietnwn

Sale of Suits _ VVorth tri! s

1L5" .t A

50 only Boys tweed suits in brown, greys, blues and .- fancy greens. All have belted coats and bloomer pants. Sizes for boys from 8 t0 12 years worth to 315.0 SpecialforSaturdiay

a; N en’s Khaki Pants i Friday and S .13 - à Saturday

25 pair men’s khaki outing pants, good ﬁne quality, each pair is mode with cui’fs and belt loops. 32 to 42. Special for Saturday Pair

Auto Wrap

d on anoiher page ,

29. °

_Mèn’s Suits in light‘ summer tweeds, blue serge, plain brown and green cheviots, single and double breasted styles. One, two and three button' models.

;.S:‘î°fîiï‘.‘îf’î MW

Sizes (.‘lean up Sults - A few men’s and young men’s suite ieft over front our

lasi; Saturday Speci-ais to cle‘an ai“. 811.85 and 814.85.

' Sizes 36 to 40 only.

- - 0.5"va

n .

L. .31»;

l 3:2; .Aﬁî‘.

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311.50 i

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