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‘menses 5, 1924.

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' "ilol ulsllpallol nah you u invalid

Boosting

p“ people realize how don erous

Km, your health, or restore it. with

| 8 ‘fir

i9 eclive l)"

(“ING-

_ , u; tlo so. vli’ it iails, your grocer

--rellln it will Kellogg: Brut

nltipaiion until this drew dis- cleans Ind puriﬁes the intestine. u" down their health. Did_)'°" Like nature, it a ts naturally. It d"; more than forty serious nukes the intestin function reg...

‘l up be traced to constipation?

Bran. cooks and krutn- brings relief in mild and case's of constipation. it is suse it is ALL bran. That s recommended so highly

meal

why it l

H “y,” regularly, Kellogg's Bran ls or ll bring permanent relief-even in mp5! chronic case. lt is guaran-

"wm your money.

larly.

chronic

. Eat

lap. nut-like.

Kellogg's

v _ it with milk or bprtnkle it over other cereals. Cook it with hot cereals. wonderful recipes given on every packf

cases, with

cooked anti ltrumlrlwl. l: delicious.

limit is made

Because it is ALL hran it. sweeps.

Rabi! every day-lino tablespoon- ftils-tn may cream.

Enjoy it in those

doctors. They know that only ALL “K”- ' I00 l . .

lt Quiteditierent from ordinary brans. with". are so unpalat- able. T010711". (Ianads and served by the leading hotels uutl rlui-s everywhere, Sold by all grocers.

_. =- . ~. "l think there's eompanyﬂiowinrtai “How tfyou know?". "i lust heard mamma laugh . mg“- '

rs."

at papa's joke."

—i..mdon Opinion

Our Business

C. E. MneKenzie

As one goes through this Plovin- ce he is forced to the conclusion". hat as an agricultural country it has ‘been highly favored indeed. lood land. well watered. an ox celiont climate, with plenty of sun- illiIlB always en-stires good crops .0 the wide awake former. and which our bank managers of thc West in their annual statements often forcnst good or bad times according to the conditions of thr- crops of Western Provinces, ye. because they havetievor been. dis- appointed in hince Edward island crops they never speak of What might happen ll’ We had a failure nere.

in this favored province, fore one would expuct to farming the most popular bust meus of all. and the people from our towns and villages would only live in such places until they made money enough to own and operate a farm.

As a matter of fact thc situation is almost the opposite. Fanners‘ boys and farmers’ grls have boon leaving our shores in costar-rattle numbers to rthe glare and tlnsil of the larger cities and many of the farmers themselves are only stay~ "IE long enough to enable them to etitire- to the near by town where ' they may end their days in com- parative ease; to sleep late in. the . titorrtings and in furl to eat. drink and lie uterry for the rust oi their times.

Of coluae the farmer has as much right as any other man to retire and live at his ease as he has surely earned every iliilliil‘ that he has tnade btit ‘the great difficulty is that it seems hard for him to adopt himself to now conditions when he gets out of his own elc» ment.

Speaking of the retired farmer, it seems that the great pity is not so much that h..- does not fit into hls- new condlioti-s, bttt that his long experience, his habits of, thrift, his knowledge of the community, and

there. ilnd

- ....s_

his leisure time are all lost. to the district in which ho has done all h's work. and in which position, ho should be able in his dl-sclining years to d0 a great (lPill oi’ good. in" eilttcution such men taking on active interest in our schools and teughgfs could accomplish much good. By coming forward to supp» m-t any and all methods that llilVi‘ for this object the hettemreut oi the community they can lruprovc rural conditions and help l0 "W!" rural life what it was nlwtiys iii- tendod to be. “the best on mirth." if then the coming generations of farmer are to he kept in the country, and to be expected to settle on the corner of the 01f! farm after they have‘ ilirllell U115

place where we have ruins-n the horse independence almost to death. But. going back to the boy he must be taught the pflllClpléki of systematic farming, he should be induced to rezul widely from works treating on his life work, in tact he must be encouraged in every possbie way, to adopt methods that had to a successful ssue. All these ideas must be ini- pressed in youth. _

Extmrittionts hurt- proveu surely and definitely that farming eer- tuin fields and certain kinds of soil in certain ways, that breeding and feeding certain kinds of live stock. that by handling the orchard in a certain way. that by draining cer- tain fields. absolute Juice-ass in farming is assured. As a matter of fact the difference between the average and the possible yield on an. ordinary [arm is as high as three hundred per cunt,

Otir average cow produces about i000 pounds oi‘ milk in a year and yct there are cows on some cl’ our farms that have producid as high as 25.000 pounds oi milk in a year a spread of over six litindred per cent.

Farmers problems of uotrrse, are litany, its are those of any other in- iluslry but it siecius that the follow- .ug (lites stand out as prominent» first thv control 0t wecds and the planting of ,,crops best suited to the farm and community. second litiproveiiiciit oi‘ live stock, third cooperative illﬂfllﬁtiiig so thwt all shall get the best possible iralue for labor uxpiituletl. fourth the iui~ provomertt and tip-keep ot our roads. the more general rise of rural telephones rind the securing oi ctr-operative electrical power on ‘the farm. ’

’l‘o accomplish these things we must use all means available. in the first place our educational sy-stent may he at faitlt In. u...» de- sire that catch hey and girhshail know a li-ttle of everything it may be that iiiatiybt’ our boys and girls turn out to know little or nothing besides how to rend and write. Hus not the time arrived when we should introduce into ottr schools some-thing of a rottl practical value, something that Will want to make the child think and want to work as well as slay. Something that will make them enjoy their play more because they have to work. And will it nct make the-m enjoy their ivurk more it‘ that work is with plants and ariittiuls which are usually tho drligltt of every child.

When. we as ratepayers come to believe that the education of our children is our first ditty then. we will tint be satisfied vritb anything but the best oi teachers. then and only than we we will be in a post Lion to dctuziutl that all rittnl tou- chers shall have nu Agricultural college training bcfurc they shall assume the responsibility of ten- chiug farmers SOIL}; and daughters" Money spent in school gardens school [airs and other improve- ments should result iit better hom-

larger property over to the boy“

us butler citizens and it better

THE CHARLOTTElTOWN

GUARDIAN

Your H ome Secure

“A man's home is his castle". The rutcction 0f his will: and family-and oi’ is Castle is the chief function of the life

insurance policy.

It is difficult for the average man early in

his career t0 accumulate stifficient wealth

to guarantee that his income and his home will be. perpetuated, should he be removed by death. By stirrutmding his home with the protection of life iitsuiutnce, worry for the future is eliminated. 'I‘hi:s makes for

a peaceful and happy present.

lt'..'.\cl\ insured individual lends stability to

the homes of other insured individuals.

Tluis life insurance becomes the greatest

y of co-tapcraiixie systems in which the ideal

" oi’ “all for each and earl: for all" is realized.

l l‘roeiutstiiuitiorx is tlte greatest foe of

family security. 'l‘l‘.is “thief of time" is

also the thief of home comforts for a

bereaved family. ’

You szhoultl cease putting off this". vital

nutter. \Vhy not (iiscttss your insurance

prngtuirnine with a life insurance mam to-thiy‘? -—Lz'fe Insurance Service

C); 5v: t/zat

“no

Bov- Ind Girls Sleds and , - "biotic. A splendid new ‘i Rook just received direct < from the Factory.

and.” Shovels. (Wood and 3""). Rocking Home.

Dﬂlle cums». Kiddie our‘... ate. .

CARTER & CO., LIMITED.

Headquarters for Christine; y Gifts

‘T;;..¢‘L.h.‘5:¢--

RARRIBTER. y» Money to Loan Cameron Block Charlottetown. P. E. MIMI

i Dr. C. C. Archibald Graduate of N. Y. Pest Grliflllh Medical setieei um Hamil-ll Practice umtmt so Eye. hr. NW and Throat

Money to Loon i Riley Building

Mark R. McG-uigan

- Office ﬁnal

rum out... Hourr-Oeofllﬂll-l". I

Charlottetown

B. A.

SOLICITOR-

Qeyer Ittlldlng George ltrut one ISO-J.

ETC.

A GIFT

INSPIRED BY OENTIMINT Vour Appointment Nov!

BAYER STUDIO

Make

BRONCHITIS MIXTURE

_ =_ _ .. , “i. y'all-r“: Al,“ we ntust start oaxrly Uzhlnleggilfisnz"; country. ll, tuay he that we as iurin» ﬂfUfTWZCS a . . ' . _ _ hny nnd the git‘ "11 Q‘ *9 l ~ers lrtvu not faith enough iu our w'l'.“° Hfusband’ who is wk ‘no a flying mp)‘ “we'll “cod rural living. honoured coiling and that we do ' sdsrimg. Iii try not to be nervous about you Bub just In case. The farmer boy m..." be eneour» m“ set tom, “s advan,tag._.s 5,5 w..- Whwlt PW"! d“! Y” 9"‘ m‘ ‘Dan?’ Terror mffxif; Oplniqn aged w Dilly Byilelllaucl!’ h? "mm should if this be the case let us _ he taught to co-otterﬂio Wig‘ hxllright about fact-and in future trilobi- neighbours 1n» everything. A195 ' every tneaiis oi’ showing our Cllllll- ing 0f coﬁilﬁfililim ll- seems u’ m9 ren and the world that our profess. _ ‘* l that We ha“? alum“ lnrgone“ melion is the heat and like the good ' ' ‘ v lesson-s of 01"‘ lllreiillllel“. “lgmllold church ilenron when asked to f ’ this line when of u necesiulill’ $.98; bad in prayer said "no pt'l's'0it but! l . had to co-ODP-fﬂle m "l?" (MATH ilDl willni; and glad to lent] you in t, to make good. To-tlsy “Imam” y p any good trot-k any time you ask l machinery We have arr ve ' mo." Let me twloseltliis laréuzle Wills: ___'_--—-—~————'-'*"‘” m... little. verse pic c liu long ago. y .; - f. . .13 hoostlu. boost on l Fl" 7°’ cal“? ‘é llhrfrlll sud wni‘t“to sec Is again located at 5N1‘ $11 Wm" "WM" ". ‘ tr some othor iOllDW r‘ W‘, ‘l’, " ~ ‘ l‘ " ‘l’ l "it tilii-d to l-lllfl must-o on niuill 1: up.» i-i-nt ulv- HER HUSBAND. \ I80 K asooon or iattuff- Sail right m. this country's "f". WINTER FEEDING AND HOUS K suiriiiiir. 1m‘ yer: S! iron“ m In‘ gum‘ ‘__\___““ﬂ_ A Yum“); m. “nvdlsi ﬁnk‘ ¢v+o4+¢+@e-e+++0+»v¢¢+H[ ed up the nose Ne ones got a ntoriiiake 0th" lNG FALL LiTTERS. lllt‘ llllisowllbil‘ I _ ‘ ‘v 1",‘ w’; “yum... lltlltlll‘ than‘ H cmgp.‘ N‘... nn;,,~.|..,-; yo}... wag that C ’ S and V890" m‘ “R m,“ yours "s Immhbas Ens _ ill)?““lllglliil-Dlfluliiolél‘mill“? ‘lxkiulmgglllﬁlll. An» ~t|'.!‘il i|it..iitity ot‘ rootsiman l snw drive in a few minutes ‘ if tl at is shy mi 0"$_9"5_ ' t I F Note) l “ , “ '“ .4 " __ ‘ ; | . .1|...| thy ~l rutim inn? . ‘ hill BOOK and TOY STORES holed. Yiiliuiiﬁfnllllizlti. in the hoosiin biz. (Exiwrlmﬂl a arms Vvlsgtlilulzgllﬂltyl‘ lnttdnttiivmil-li)!"uiiiydirmlyl. Itholllyligs “ILL z: coiiiiiinnnlhsrm‘ t ‘us. Hpnry Nudge; n“ yo“ ma“ -~i~> ' . - l"Si - ‘I - ~. . , .- .... - . .. Whore the largest and lwli ‘ ' ii The full-tﬂidﬂwt-‘il W191‘ illllﬁl‘ lmhd‘ ‘ﬁlm mpylnpélll Palm“ U. M; but rarvlully 2\\‘l‘|l\l iv\'i~i-ii~i=ii~:l\-\l Ilittilv.‘F‘;Hglgi-‘lgtléiililillszlxvlih H,‘ *1 . . not l. ygfggfggi _ __ _ '_ .‘_‘:gy iPilry " '.' .. . 'i ' ‘Maud “oak of l ' Head and (Jhest To YIM-Bucsroo glllllglillafzlconfllullgétl;lam“ cumulelflvhoﬂall finll tic! llllllflll-lluunhel wml “in housing ilii» lllfllll icnttires tol Xf’\\"BllZll'llPl‘i \i"s. * g - ,__.__.~ _ ‘ , , i"§lll( JP. ‘t. < , ,‘ - . H p. . ,.. ..- Books and Ghrwma. s“! l» We use this adlwl-lvﬂ 31M" Relieved n] a New V 1 i ‘VH9. “n. during the winter. The rail-lily do, it} kc. p ill mind urn ch-zmlmcss. suit- _ -ll1\~- lll‘nlirlsilll_f‘l_l~"-‘o lmleglgl: -.» ' Sell! Ti e Gold and ‘l. edly. 4 Tllcy s” m“ l s velopltig Pills dctuuud lIllnUfill mul- A mezil ration rumposvtl oi‘ Oillllll ublo 'i"llllliliiilll uiid the supplying Vi" mm‘ l“ ‘ ‘rm y ., ‘mnuy’ ' l‘ ' I l Way To live your whole lite out w? mf- [he building 0f 190"" “ml ports of >‘ll(ll‘l.~‘. itiiililliugs and iiu oi u |‘i‘ll.~i()l12ll)l_\' dry Slﬂﬂlllllg bi-rth. llililll- j} WV" Tl"'°l' own“ Twill?‘ > Sufferers from . Evin“: ‘ _______ {nhﬁile “Ill”? (‘filled-lo muscle, meal and other foods. in oly ground outs is stiituble 1'01‘ lilléillf this borili Is stunted iu u shod " l fl chrmmgg Greeting Car l. 1 4 may have perfect vleon In d. ted ‘V ere Wlﬂ Y *_ " y relatively concentrate iuriu, out “y 11;, u. t‘. iitnitilis ot‘ two wltctt ut‘ iltnuglity huiidittg it should be, ‘ P Cards Holly t ll t-htfﬁwo d0 M‘ will"! “'9 A sill“ which Rana“. MeOfiar‘ Yo“ "kmds km)“ ‘m Allow’ . [also some furni 0i sucuulcucv l‘) suppleuicuti-il with about Ilﬁper cont i-ni lllﬁﬂtl. Pics will do l)l‘llt‘l' in it ‘v . _,‘ Christmas out I vapor, WM" Applied e He, H they knew you, Lmmpood 5 _ _ . 1. . I p _ _ , _ ‘ _ _ _ n. - 1 a,’ B ' n d“ my 1 prgggnqg o! any eye defect. Th on and chuL tat.'e 385,151.“; tip- normnl tune biting 0 01 nugget] (Jll moiil and bltllll-lllllh.‘Hllftfillilll 1 . illlili. dntup. poutly-| . \ ‘l o". ' ° p ' The motive power of the r _ 53W ‘. 1 ‘ a doubt the digestive organs. V |A well de-vuloiiorl il-g oi that age ventilated rut-nor ol ‘the stnblu (‘VPlll WILL REDUCE lllﬂllllllr ,- . -. o 5min humln organism ll I "d at ‘he Quite wcll utt l0“ Tilmbucgtno The"? “l”? "'"“Y "lmofal l99}l“|\vill coastline aibutii 1 pound ot llllﬁltllﬁllilll tho stable lﬁ ronsidoriiblyl Sirlinell, Swollen Tendon, _, ‘ BOOkS FOr ' Nerve Energy. inhaled its a tklytggortgrol-lgh the But 1 “mud m m _ available iu both organic Mill mjutedl mixture. and 5 pounds oi‘ ruiiklwurtitcr. l Ligament: or Muscles. Stops , i 4 same time ahsor u; organic. forms and these tnclttdcqper day. lmtilcuge nauioat menl 91......“ ...‘.,-....-_s- m... m i... lhelnmenees and pnlnfroma Y ‘ d 4 v| .1“ vupf) if anybody asked me t _ _ _ _ l <1 by WWW‘ Aulmm‘ Hun ' l Normal eyel, it ll eomputul 4, sklnlike a ilniment. c d charcoal. bone meal, tzinkage. woodmmy l... §..1,_.~1...;w.| l...» 111B 1.1.11; iii ﬂvn-dod‘ H“ (mu. "Xuruist, is m‘ M“. swung, 5|“ 3°"; o, 5”. y red‘w“|éc“r°m_1-h.p““~< um!‘ about 20% of ‘M. Rub peat-line? lmurrgegiztgtsely inﬂame They “y ma‘ me is ﬁne and deep tribes. ebiltlzylllrﬁslamggglllgéltls Hints-I'll“) lrutcloi‘ liltot X pliilr‘ Quill] oi‘ tlailo sh-“hh, u. mop“, f.»4_..ling_ I Spavln. 6:0 blister, bno ha: _ . - p. bug h n E e- coitgesle ill" D B - . . _. _ y y h-uel; snne u .' ‘ -. i ~Illl'il rn mu m scrum gves s l gone an orse can s use ~ ‘ m inﬁll-em bmdmqa‘ By". ,§"',Z°,‘Q,,. ,:.,Z,. ha. r This is the modern direct treat- ftmzmsldzhiéguﬁfls “Ifoltlllei- ‘filing; Tho-Sc may b9 lift! in lwllltetﬂ m’ li good results. For nltler pigs a itieiil w‘ q ]),,n.,,.,,,-P‘ l $1.50’ a bottle at druggiste‘ or n > Pa," Bwk" (cnmuc and l er propgrtlon 'll required. . ment ifor all cold troubles that is whe lanever 108E u“ hour-S 519..., tltu-ly ground. may he ﬂilllﬂl 111 fht’ mixture cemposoil ot‘ around nuts. 2 l delivered. Describeyour can 3 t. “ Prﬂlntanih ohvrr-h Hvm" ; m", defective eyes, through proving so popular u. Canada and Fm. m,’ who m... gruw m“... meal ‘moonlit Jilted fitting“ a WW ports: sliorH-l 1 vvrrizl mliixhiliiizs. _1_ Asst. Atiiiunl llttulutttiltttatt- ;li°'rjf’§'alolfsé"irclitignfg'nd "“°'°‘""‘ l, ., '_ . gunk.’ Gm gag“, ‘my ma” conuumptlo" of a" u. 1 u“, grater; where over t7 million Am. cm“, weir ltouscs in the iiouuu. per lllll t t - . putt, bruit, putt. tarry. p.111. ‘we’ you" he “in . ma." - _ . . mam . och-ed Books. children's Pivtu" eeulve Imount of Nerve En- it tars are ‘not; use‘! iiliiitllrlgél tons“? (shining; t do“ lbmnuer, - _._ _. _~_ . ' ‘Books, Linen and Palntltlﬂ l l: zrilyilmi‘? "Qwlalyral-“Zfygtltlyf <l tisspllillriiicllltgl, mdilgup. head and Buidofllwtlllago tolTinrbtic-too _ awk" 5°” ‘m! Gm" ow" < tilmhg: Hagan: ‘rozunng Ill chest colds, catarrh. asthma or ha)‘ if anybody asks m8 1°! Mnuam channbox, 9..."... , “in”. Yr P 0 fevey Ruth met» Bartlett. h . l Veunﬂ Canada, Waterman t HAVE You“ Eves y} chﬂtsrtstarltilblzgtglltg age; txxréiﬁxtcllargtl He [rwpases “gmnst ms‘ “my ' Fountain Pens ete., etc. 4 ‘ m who Means when on warp). n5 well . x EXAMINED l vapors. tit quickly loosens up a c0 . as he “VH0 goes ﬁver m ‘the enemy‘ P Toy and l’ I F P Professor: “As n success you Departmeltt-= ‘ p ' ' . have been a ioilure." Student: l " ‘ Optometrist ' > ' (UP-BTAIRB) l ‘ q “won-awe Waltz-Come In and nee ,“_—_’“T , the endless array you are it PYOfGBBIOHRI Cards l litre to get what you want at < mi" "t! Pllloe you want to pay- 1 McDonald & MCPhee 4 < B. A. 5c’ 10c’ 15c and l a A uenomito n F MePHEF. 25c Tables ‘ B- A- - 4 Barristers, Attorney. Eto-

O'I'I'J the joyous expiossions.

The lad in the (‘QlllfB is not reg

a part n! the 2,500,ll0t) visitors tot in lime.

ie avtlion who curried oil‘ sumviliiii ill ilu- \\.l ' oi iiimutm-ix ul .~o-.ii.-..li.~. \\|li.‘l. will turn their llllllt iris ti. Cum-labour- ' I P l! it r ,.

Making Canadian Products known in England

Fltesc lilligliislt Boy Scottts hnvr been usltvrl in Hllllillll‘ swui- liriiisli (‘ctliuuliizi illlpll" ni lltv (‘itniiilizii- lhti-iiir lhtviliiut, Wnmlllq.

urtling his apple in a critioul light. lu- is just livokiiiu for tho bwt pbii-r- ill u-hi. h to t‘tlfllllll'llt't‘ tlu- aliens \

'l‘b¢- Scouts longed