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1..r..ov4 ulausvsslswvnlliiin

limi!-Ie'3'h is an easy way' to . d yourself of constipa- W Ilan. Take one or two

PENSLAR . Pen-Lax Tablets I

and cleanse your system of its accumulated waste,

¥entI_y and without harm- ui a er effects. . Get a generous 25c tin

at our Penslar Store.

PENSLAR LIVER , SALINE -'

, ' ‘V " \'r - - splendid for a torpid. lazy liver. Two teaspoon- ful in a half glass of cold water half an hour before breakfast, will make you fefel like a new person. It has no harmful effects. 300 and 60c bottles.

E-_ A. FUSTER

CENTRAL DRUGSTORE

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. THE CENTRA

L GUARDIAN 1 I

lt's pays to buy in this Province v

_pl

DRUGSTORE OPEN.-The Mac-

Kinnon Drug Co. will be the only drug- store open this afternoon and evening,

7482.

MOUNT STEWART CIRCUIT-A

welcome awaits you on Sunday 10th August at Marie at 10.30 a. m.. Mt. Stewart 3. p. ln., Dunstaifnags 7.30 p. m. -Sn-bject "A picture of the mas- ter Man." Sunday Schools at the ns'- ual time.

DR. GRISDALE I-I'E|RE.-Dr, J. H.

Grlfldalo. Deputy Minister of Agri- culture for tho Dominion arrived in the city last night and is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Clark, Experimen-. tal Station. Ho will be in the pro- vince today and leaves for Ottawa tomorrow morning,

::An Oil for all men.-The sailor,

the soldier, the fisherman, the lum- hcrman. the out-door laborer and all who are exposed to injury and the elements will find in Dr. Thomas' Ec- lectrlc Oil a true and faithful friend. To case pain, relieve colds, dress wounds, subdue lumhago and over- come rheuniatism. it has no equal. Therefore, it should have n place in all home medicines and these taken on a journey.

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IIOOIDIUDUOOUBIDUUOIDOUIUIIUDBDAE

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

C%%¥

AGENTS WANTED

%¢k

aaeesouameaaosaeir TEACHERS WANTED

AGENTS SALARY AND COMMISS-

ion to sell Red Tag Stock. Complete stock including exclusive lines, spec- ially hardy. grown only byus. Sold only by our agents. Elegant free samples write now to Doininion Nurseries, Montreal.

. 6681-8-1MEmth60l.

WANTED TEACHER FOR STANCH-

WANT'ED EXPERIENCED TEACHER

el School. Supplement $75. Alex Cairns, Secretary. 7259-7-24M10ipd.

for New Acadia School. . Supple- ment $110. G. Gallant, Secretary.

7335-7~29M8lpd.

fi W .- - .;n’.‘5

FOR SALE

FOR SALE NEWLY FRIESHENED cow. F. Parkman, East Royalty,

7474-8-5M-3ipd.

WANTED -- TEACHER (Principal)

for Emyvale school. Supplement $40. Aeneas J. Clarkin, Secretary, Emyvale. lt. lt. No. 3.

7411-7-1M6ipd

FOR SALE DENTAL CHAIR REC-

eutly upholstered. Apply 164 Queen St. 7606-8-6-M2ipd

, . .

TEACHER WANTED.-FOR PEM-

broke schooT, nunrber 144. Liberal supplement. Apply Alex Graham, Gaspereaux. , .. 7469-8-5Miiipd

FOR SALE FARM OF 100 ACRES

at Milton. Apply Mrs. John A. Moreside, Milton 7420-8-1Miliptl

FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN A RUB-

TEACHER WANTED FOR AFTO

Road School. Supplement $35.00. Appl John R. Lund, Secretary

y .

7426-8-2M3ipd

ir:-:Act-I ER w/\N71'Eo sscou

ber. tired Gladstone wagon, good as new. Apply to John H. Gill.

` 7500-S-llM3ipd

bEs|RAe|_E FARM AT FRENCH-

class for Ten Mile House, Liberal Supplement. Apply James McNally secretary 7438-8-2M7ipd

fort, 100 acres, well watered and situated for all purposes. Apply R. Rllynes, Dunstaifnage.. 6971-7-12-Mtf

FOR SALE GOOD BUSINESS STAND

in King's Co. centrally located, buildings in first class condition. Apply to Mrs. S. Vanlderstlne, New Perth. 7383-7-30M6ipd.

FOR SALE 212 ACRESOF LAND

situate on Marsh Road, Lot 40, King’s County. Apply to McLean & McKinnon, Solicitors &c., Royal

WANTED SECOND CLASS TEACH-

TEACHER WANTED FOR HAZEL

Grove School No. 103. Supplement $100. Apply to Angus Nicholson, Secretary, 7473-S-5)/itil.

er lor Greenfield School, No. 103. ` Supplement $80. Jas. Ennis, Secret- ary. - 7468-8-5M&lipd.

TEACHER WANTED FOR NORTH-

am School. First or second class. $75.00 supplement. E. Maynard, Secretary. 7428-8»2M7ipd.

Bank oi' Canada Building, Char- lottetown, P. E. l. 7456-8-4Miii.

HOUSE FOR SALE.-THAT TWO-

tenement-house, situated on Young street, Gaytown. For further infor- mation, terms, etc., apply to Mrs. Geo. B. Proctor, 103 Elm Avenue, City. 7470-8-5l\l3ipd

FOR SALE-DESIRABLE FARM AT

St. Peter‘s Harbor, 105 acres; S5 acres cleared, with good buildings, well watered and all mussel mudded. Will be sold with or without crop. Apply Albert McEwen, Bristol 1'. O.. R.R. 1. 7472-8-5-M3iE2ipd

FOR SALE-DESIRABLE FARM AT

St. Peters Harbour 110 acres with good building. Well watered and situated for all purposes, also 50 acres n few chairs from homestead. Apply I-I. W. Davison, Bristol. P.0.

7369-7-28M9ipd

____________-1_-- HANDBOME RESIDENCE FOR ‘ sale. Formerly known as the Am-

erican Consulnte, corner Water and Ilnvlland -Streets will be offered by public auction, August 16th at 12 o‘clock noon if not previously dis- posed of by prlvuto sale. For par- ticulars spply to Haszard & Gaud-

' et, Solicitors. 7425-8-2M4i.

WANTED SECOND CLASS TEACH-

or for Bonshaw school. Supplement $75.00. Apply to John McManus secretary.

TEACHER WANTED FOR EAST

Point School No. 50. Supplement $75.00. Apply to John J. McDonald. secretary Trustees, R. R. No. ' 1.

7437-S-2~M5ipd

WANTED AN EXPERIENCED FE.

male teacher second or third class. (Protestant) for Primary Depart- ment Georgetown High School, Un- ion Supplement. Apply to T. E. Morrissey, Secretary Trustees.

7476-8-5M3ipd.

TEACHER WANTED FOR SPRING-

field School District No. 12. First or second class experienced teach- er. Supplement $75.00. Apply to W. E. Brooks, Secretary, O'Leary I’. E. I. 7466-8-5ME2lpd.

.‘= Matinee PRINCE EDWARD Night

full line of Kodal-is and Film supplies. 'l‘he MacKinnon Drug Co. .

7482.

SEE THE SWEET' HAY baskets

in the Sample Rooms of ll. T. Hol- man, Ltd, City.

7467-8-HMZI.

CANADIAN CRUISER.-The cruis-

Br Margaret of the Customs Depart- ment arrived in port yesterday from Quebec.

SWEET HAY BASKETS il great as-

sortment of styles and sizes new and different on sale in the Sample Rooms of It. T. Holman Ltd. City. ` 7467-8-t'vM2i.

ATTENTION is directed to the sale

of the former American Consulate, corner Water and lluviland Streets. This desirable residence has been thoroughly renovated and put in ilrst class order. 7461-8-5M2i.

MACKEREL FiSHlNG.- Mackerel arc beginning to take the hook. Some- good catches were made at Black Point and Bull Creek, as many as 300, 240. etc were taken ut u catch. Fislicrrnen think the mackerel will remain for a time along the coast. There is y'et no definite price sct for mackerel but the demand appears to be active in lloston as Boston com- mission men are in touch with the fishermen urging direct shipments.

GLORIOUS SUMMER WEATHER

POLITICS.-The Patriot protests again st talking politics during ihisglorious summer weather. Apparently its ob- jection ls to the discussion of local politics for it proceeds to discuss teller ll politics at consiilemblc length

"political shuiiie" and the excite- ment in Ottawa over the Libcrui in- vasion is Cauodu’s welcome tu coming Liberalism. But the “glorious sum- mer weather" is fit for only that kind of politics!

MR. BARLOW RESIGNS.-Many

friends in this city will bc very sorry to learn that Mr. Percy liar- lo\v has resigned us teacher of Man- uul Training here. Mr. llarlow is a capable ofllcial and ni prime favorite ‘among the boys who like most others will regret his decision to leave Char- lottetown. It is understood that Mr. Barlow intends going to California this autumn to mnko his home there. it is to be hoped yet that measures may bo taken that will induce Mr. Burlmv to reconsider his decision as he is `on¢ oi' the citizens of a type which this city can ill-aii'ord to lose.

PERSONALS

Miss Matilda Scllcr who has been visiting hor sister Mrs. ll. ll, .\corn,I Souris has returned to thc city. - .___

Mrs. l/Viiliam Worth and duughtcr.

Miss l-iclcu ami Miss Winnie Gillau. of Worcester. Mass., are visiting Mrs. A. Murray, Grafton Street.

_Miss G_c!Li_e_Callagl1un ot' the staff

laghau, 10 Grafton Street.

The many friends of Mr. Frank ld.

White, Vernon, 1'. E. l. Itclioviug Agent C. N. lt. will regret to lrnrn that hchns entered the l’. ld. i. lion- pital, where he will undergo an opera- tion for appendicitis.

Mrs. Charles Brant. of Marlboro.

Mass.. and Mrs. James Weymouth and grand-daughter Lilian Mallory, of Bungor, Maine., crossed io the main- land yrstcrday en route to their homo after sponding three ivcclts here. They were uccon\pani|~.il by their mother Mrs. Theophllus Curtis who will remain in the United Status foi'l‘ the winter. and tn iho muinlalnd by .Misses Mabel and Lydie Worth, city.

voted $60.00. Midsummer vacation

P. E. island. 7450-8-4Me6i

TEACHER WANTED-FOR ANNAN-

dule School, No 135. Supplement

George E. Saville, Sec'y Trustees, Annandale, Lot 56, Klug's County,

HELP WAN TED.- FEMALE

3 p. m. Sharp A

i 7 & 8.45 Sharp '

“Three Men

I Dainty, Diminutive

MARGUERITE 1'

CLARK

_1N_.

A PARAMOUNT PICTURE

Woman Haters-bold bare-faced despisers of the fair

some in a Backwoods Camp, three handsome l

bachelors hiding from the “hated” fair sex! All’s fine till one night they

-\\

and a Girl”

one ? Off by their lone-

discover the lovcliest girl asleep

in their

Come and See the Fun

camp.

British Diiicial Weekly Topics oi the Day . “A“‘l‘;'§,§LOYD I

‘ i - _. . _ , _ ~ ‘ - ‘ . _ . _ ` and wmmhe ummm smednlw T0, Interesting _Bits of News of the Witty paragraphs from various “Just ln" the Patriot the cabinet chaugesareal BI`lllSll Al`mlCS A N€WSp2lp€l"S » ‘

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Mount Allison Ladies’. College Mount Allison University Mount Allison Academy _

Founded 1854. Session 1919-20

. OPENS SEPTEMBER 8

Annual Session 1919-20 OPENS SATURDAY, SEPT. 20

(li'l`<-rs (i\~ncrnl, Spa-vial. and Matriculuiion

(`our.<l-5 luznling to -thc Vollcgcs of Arts, En-

gilicorimx, .\l1-tin-inn, r-rr. .lluuuni Training.

logo in Canada. - -

VVE STAND FOR-High Lldcills,

» ture, intellectual' ldquipment.

US.

:rlmosi continent scope.

on application to

This is the largest liesidential Ladies' Col-

WE G-IVE COL'-ltSES IN-Music, Orntory,

liousehold Science, Literature, Fino Arts and University Mxntricul-ation. Business Courses

are provided ‘by the Academy Aililiatcd with .

IS .I-li'S’lli.Y l<`.-\l\l()lYS-should give czirlivst

WE l’OSSESS-.»\n enviable reputation of

Soul Cul-

tious, Expenses, etc.

possible notlco.

Our .\rt »1\lusr‘u1n is u l`caturc \\'l\r-ro we con- .

sidcr we stand \\'ithout u poor. Frou Calendar

Many Scholarships and Prizes are offcrcd.

For mformutiou regarding Courses oi Sindy, Degrees, Scholarships, Prizes, Aililiutcd ltcln- _

SEND FOR CALENDAR

Incoming Students wishing ltesillcniiui Ac.-

connnodation~;for wliir-ii MOUN’l‘ .-\i.i,lS()N

Courses in ,

ARTS, SCIENCE, AND TH EOLOGY.

‘ MOUNT ALLISON

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE

Olin-rs Courses in lliisinoss, Shortiiund und

'l`ypcwriting, Pcnmanshlp, ctu .

Comfortable Residence, Strong Staff of

Experienced Teachurs '-

.\ limited number of positions :1\'uilablr\`by

\\'hi<'h siiulouts, ciihvr malc or ..-1( nic, muy u.~'.~'i.<t |li\‘ni.<i>lvcs to p.'\_\' t-xpciisos.

FIRST TERM BEGINS SEPTEMBER 8-

’_W-"°"'* 'w

Calendar Sent on Request 'I _

SACKVILLE. N. B.

Rev. HAMILTON WIGLE, D. D.; Principal

Rev. B. C. BORDEN, D. D., ': President sAci<v||.i_r=, N. B.

J. M. PALMER, ua., Luo. = rrineipi' SACKVILLE, N. B.

of me Bunk of Nova Scotia’ Mummul is spending her vacation at the homo ' __ _ ' E __ _ , .

_ Mr. George McI’hec, of the East

Boston Navy .Yaird, came to the ls- ST' muah _

land Saturday on a visit to his pnr- mmlml VICTORIA HOTEL ents Mr. and -Mrs. James N. Mcl'hcc, Amtsrnsirruu. .wnmr scnooi. ron onus - Big Pond, Lot 45. . ~ _ ~

":lf1lfiuAcf=`:rE»T|i|.\9roEw?~u':-rf! SV. ll. Johnson, Toronto; E. G.

Mr. Cyrus S. Ching, Heston, arriv- nononn i\|/.1~nicn|_..\e-voir. l.cumun, \vii'o and child, lylonctou;

cd in tho city on Monday night to "“'~’~ °‘°l"““"SL*" “_."_.“"""" 1'. ll. ltogms. Suillmcrsllioz ll. _ll- spend u vacation nt his old homo in /\("ll`l\. bllllrlsi W. l.. llmgwcll, bourlsl Red Point and at Buy Fortune. -rrou-osmrfs-_6w\\\M\N0 Mrs. 1-). tl. Fleming, St. i’ctcr's; ll.

mmm” D,CK$m,,_p,,.,,|d,,,, V. Clonwnts, llnlifux; U. M. Bock-

ll/Ins. Miss Fpoxsncs H. M. N|<m.i\Nns. ll./\..

Principal

School Rmpau IVedne.rday, S//il. I7//I.

Calendar .tml ol n/»/»lr'rul|`un. *I

BIRTIIS

GILL.--At York to Mr. and Mrs. Orrls Gill, a daughter.

PENNY.-At [‘iucttc_ on July 7, lillil. to l\lr. und Mrs. S. V, I'enny, 1| son. laliigcnc.

`.|uosoN.-To Mr. and Mrs. lf. W. Jud.<on, l`h<>rry Vallcy. Sumiay. Aug- ust iird at son.

_F_~__ DEATHS

- .' WANTED

WANTED.-ANYONE HAVING SEC- _ 'ond hand fox wire or fresh meat for

fox feed write Acdred Engrlund, Ellcr slie. 7403-8-1M6ipd

. RABPBERRIES WANTED. - BEST

.prices paid. R. A. Mci’hall. New -Haven. Aug 3-3i

.WANTED A FURNISHED ROOM - with' board. Address nil applicat-

ions “B" Guardian Oiilico.

7475-8-5M3ipd._

WANTED T0 PURCHASE-FOX

ranch or small farrn containing ranch or sultnblo location to build. Apply‘to J..L. Maynard, Northam.

7455-8-4m8iE7ipd.

WANTED TO PURCHASE A

residence centrally located with modern conveniences,for particulars

apply at the Guardian oiilce.

7462-8-5M3lpd.

MISCELLANEOUS

L___ LJ E ---‘ YS

“JUST AS GOOD AS NEW" FOR ALL

V practical purposc= al u minus |»|';uo,

cit water. Phone It-65

GOOD PASTURE, ONE MILE FROM

Y. -

_ 7501,-8-6-M3ipd

one of my l"tElliiil.'l` typowrllcrs. A.

WANTED.-A MAID FOR GENERAL

"CAR FOR HIRE.--R. B. CAKES -

Stand, The Two Macs Drugstore. Phono 315. Residence, 153 Great George street. 7344-7-20-Ml2ipd

housework in smull family; no washing. Good wages. Apply Guard- ian Oillce. 7401-8-iiMIll

WANTED A MAID, FAMILY OF

ANY ores wA`N1-me A sooo

farm within 10 miles of the city with crop, stock and machinery if ' - _ _ f

desired. can get particulars by np- wAN.r,ED_A MMD WHO uNDER_

three, gno_d wages. Mrs. Paul A Mur phy 55`Uppcr Prince St.

7478-8-5M2ipd

MACADAM-At West Si. l‘olf\|"s. JllI.V 2£)l,h_ iiilil, Sicplicn Min'/\dn|u, in tho 'illnd your of his ago. lt. l. 1'..

Milnc Fraser, Ilulifax, N.S. I

STRATHIE.-At ln-r l\o|u|~ .\o. lil. ilppor Prince =Strcci. on Monday, Aug- ust /ith. ui`t\‘r n short pi-rind ol' illucss, l<il.~aii~ Sluwart, iluugilivr oi' thc l:\l'\

"li¢~v. li. M. Stcwairi, Wilmot, .\'..\‘..

null wifi- oi' thu luic licv. ll. il. Stru- thio. l\`unerul by carriage io Slivr\voo~.l Cemetery, today at two p. m.. No flowers, _ ~

MALE

WANTED--SCHDONERS DR SMALL

steamer: to carry coal from. New Campbellton to P. E. I and New fonndland ports. Prompt loading Anglo Coal Oo., 809 Charlotte Bt. or New Campbellton. Victoria Co. M. aisu-sunt.

FOUND

FOUND IN THIS CITY A SUM OF

plyin to Box 446, Charlottetown. f ‘ ' -.._- . _ ; ‘ ‘ ‘ 1311-1-2BMn 7.13122.'i$’.?l‘Z.';‘;....i“1.'i‘i§.‘Ii“‘;...t’3i’ » --f .P,n__.;2a.§§§:§

All tM.1rxi~‘. »f°" I

~°f|°= Fen THE BEST °-\f'°F~=- -rl§n’...'§=..i’.§’.i.‘1‘.§'}...i’... 5.’ nf?" - - 1 - it' #ifli‘.""ii‘»

tion in piano tuning and repairing _ _ 7n9_7_18MM_ ' __ snrgioni _e_p&-

musical instruments sent your order ' » “"‘°" "°q‘ to Prof. Maroon, Newson BulldinB l Elddcdlougohelglgneiardmwialfugciyifuoglfnffl Charlottetown. rhon.. 94-J. egariym vrsfdgegnsgg-,Na'§sy§“9,3;nl;{(§gl§g*;;

___ __new-1-11_Mtr , LOST ‘ j Marana ¢..'Zlo.»w -.-.mpwm poor..

WANTED HELP" |.os'r-so|_p|ER's. RETURN "Burl gggggi

ton No, 76406. Finder please return ‘

. ---_...E to M. McKenzie, 47 Elm Avenue.

money. Apply C. J. Wood. Bun-

WANTED-A MAN T0 DO FARM 7463-8-5M3iDd-

i t`h"` 'it . A pl' to Mc- '

&“Mc,‘2,n°,,0f',_ D I Losr m viomrrv or Pownal. --

. . 7449_g.2m6|_ St. a rubber boot. Finder please M thc opening ni' tho City Schools.

_ ~ .__ _ ‘ leave at_Guardinn Oiilre and receive Sctilclnilcl' 2011- all »l1lli‘;l_<_ "Ui ills"/‘ SALEBMEN cn-Y TOWN on c°uN_ reward. ." 7486-86M3i. iou_sly vucclnuted must »_rm|: n oc-

trv' n full and 'exclusive line of l'T'; ~ tors cortificstn of vnc<.iu.\tiou to the

" SIR-A1 .ED Sccreturv and get in permit before

- i f . - 1 »

Sgrfllodlf, Efghafdehsr fd1r‘l11.pIDTg"'ear‘I‘i!1 ' W being ndniittcd to any of the City M, ,,,,,,,,,,,,_,,,d th, ym .-...md srnsvso -_ one Hansen (Ava-Schvblsi »

,I .

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Experience not necessary, wo teach shire) two year old- White with 9- BA'-°ER9";£'f_9m , yod.t.niro Bros., Limnod.Nnner-ies, red on cheeks and neck- Royl 8 GW dsam C f 5 M°nu.aa|_ g5g0.7.1MEw¢¢0i_ Buipitt, Cardigan. 7489-8liM2ipd. 7496- - 0 _- _ _

A im,»,______ __ _ues-s-suaipn. L

lson, iiorlcland, Min.; I7, l‘ut'kurd, (‘.hi<-. i

with, Montreal; E. ll. llarvillo, Brook- i_vn; J. M. Mcltcnuu, New York City; Miss lt. I.. Mclicuzic, Iloston; ll. l\l. llamm, St. John; lllnjor l), i\1cl{cnzic. ll. S. Army; Miss llilia lllclieuzic, St. Louis, Mo.; G. A. Wood, Syracuse, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. M. W. McGrath, East. 1;oston;_(‘., S. Ching, New York; A. ll. Pope, Ottawa; A. E. Ars(-nault, Summorsltle; ll. l\lrPl|cc, Georgetown; Leslie '\Vhidden, Boston; W. J. Mun- scy, New lledford, Mass.

QUEEN HOTEL

T. Hudson. Picton; Mr. and Mrs. \\'.

J. 'l‘rur‘n. l-lulifax; Mrs. John A. .lnrdinv, Qiiiiiucy. Mass.; M, Mclmod, Moutrcal; li. Gordon, St. John; Mrs. 'i`\|:-_-wil und rhild', Boston; A. (‘. Cox, Souris; l". \\'. lloln-riy, Sl. John; W. Gruhailu, llradnlbanc; Mrs. Willie l)<'urou, Quinccy, Musk.; llowurd Dua von. Qul|n~<\_\', Mass.; Mr. \Vm. liinrk. Quincr-_v, Mass. ,

REVERE HOTEL-

'l`. ll. l’hillips, llulifux; 'l`. J.

Simpson, li‘r<-tli‘.|‘lclon; W. lt. (‘on- wuy, ('hnil\um; ll.(l. (lrogg,llosion; (`. G. Shields, llalifuxi A. l\'l. Sim- ons. liulifux; L. Compton, Snnimcr- slilr; Gus. Mcllouuld, -Midgcll; J. lil-nion. New York; .lohu S. Mulho-

ugo; A. J. 'l`icrncy, New liavcn, Wm. Truinor, llosion; A. li. (ialluut, lios- ton; Miss K. Mol’hee, lloston; l..l’. Mcllouald, Vernon; C. E. Semitic- bury, city, _

EELS ARE E'ElLS '

John ’1‘rca_|l\vf~ll__Nl<‘l\ols, ussisiani

curator of the llcll-alllllmit of irhthy- olog-_r oi' ilu- American Museum of Natural iiistory, has done his bit for thc fond supply by nu ciTort to lesson tho prejudice ngniust 1-els,

The chapter of the cookbook do-

votetl to ocis should begin: "First catch your eel; then forget how it looks." 1

The trouble with eating eals is ai

the start. After tho first plate of cols the reluctant customer is ready for morc.

Mr. Nichols assures us that cols

huvc, in tact, no rclntionship with snakes. Thcy have developed their form and sinuosity hy their hnbltloi poking into cracks nml crnnnics of wntcrbrds. They nrri true fishes and should not be victims of thc-pre_1udicc

of her parents Mr. and Mrs. l’.' Cal- I _ - ' ` - I .- Y "" '

against smilies. .- .\n ounw- or hclp is worth several

'l`h<‘ classic way to cook vols is to pounds ol' iulk about ii.

skin thcni, cit-un tin-ni, cul ihom into lengths and t`i'y in butler. “.\lun_v por- sons" saws l\'lr. Nil~l1ol.-, “i`iu|l» ihcm, llrnll muv ln- u I-:ood doli. Iilll U10” delicious." 'l‘hnt`s no lic.-llui`i`ulo lin- 5 is no morn br:\v|-r_\' in him than there

quircr. » _ls in ax .~'oi'ici_\~ pooillc.

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Your Dainty Silks, Georgette or Crepe always give an iclea of quality, hut- - - how to keep them dainty. That problem ` is solved. Your claintiest garments can always he kept beautiful ancl fresh by

washing with Lux.

The pure Lux flakes will not hurt- anything that

» pure water itself will not hurt. __ __ __

A Copy of “The Care of Dainty Clothes" with recipes for washing Silks and other choice articles sent free on

receipt of name and address io

Li-:VER BROTHERS LIMITED `

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