ocfrosen-25,-1926 ~ . 'ran csasnorrnrowh GUARDIAN ’ ' - - N .

'ist

_HITEX not only prevents your'

yellow and dingy-it re- stores them to original yvhiteness. But remember

Whitex is neither a bleach, nor a bluing nor a dye. _S'ha.ke“some' Whitex in what you formerly called your “rinse or blu- ing _wate_i°’f.¥ and not_ip‘e'how white and spotless itdhakes everything. ' , 'rnld \\'iii'rnx- com-¢m_\»|~

, 10-18 l!f‘(`uul Sr.

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iiiiiiiiiilllldi

00lllll\'llly sell Communliy plate io the trade at Factory prices.

2234-10-23-Iii

LARGE ASSORTMENT oi' Com-

munity Plate at guaranteed piicss at the Rogers Hardware Company ' Limited. ' 2234-10-23~3i

HALLOW E'EN TEA in L. of C.

. - Hail on Wednesday and '1‘hursday,

-27th and 28th, in aid of Charlotte- town Hospital. Tea tables, fancy tables and candy tables. -

2165-10-20-lwk.

WEDNESDAY AND THU RSDAV

27th and 28th L. 0f'C. hall. Hoi.

-mover-Ffllwy and candy tables. 'T3 F E

and enjoy yourselves and camhlk

a good cause. 2165-10-20-lwk.

. F'

olafying refreslnnq Cl d€iiCiOU5'TEA/

King Cole Tee ls sold only in metal-foil air right packages, never in bulk. Your grocer can supply you. We ask you to buy I packawi

_ -na: _;; wood iiateiinc. a sms oiuia.-i .vnu /‘ - 'A,;"4’. `, Th ` ` /_ -

LoAo|No Live Hoos at Hazel. ;s;,;f=2:=;;;=;.;.=::a;.:i=.=i;s;.-.=-::=s; i ic.. -ciiizs. - , ‘ »~ . N111'-~\_. ‘- _

brook. Monday. oct. zsih. signed ` " .-. ~WlieHl- 1 Albert M°rflH°fl- 2 II libililimiliii * *\» /7 | t _ |

_ nan-y Jenkins. 2164-io-zu,si .,.,.,. i-iecic. -Morrison. 3 ~i~inzei iiincnaei ‘ §;,,_\ ~` 'J/-ll lf-_ I

clothes from becoming ___ E; _hr _M Q *ii I

'ri-is nooens HAnqwAne~ ====f==-=f=1=1==»~=-‘==2=-===-====-:==-=e . -lien... 1 Eddie martin. 2 Billy " g ._

- , . i _ \

4' Rein -MacTavlsli. -

`I’oiiny, Il .Vlnlculm Penny. 4 i"i0l'- elim- .\iii<~l’iierson.

Rota )ic'l`avish, 2 Hazel Martin. 3 Jean Nicholson, 4 -Lloyd Martin.

_ ‘ iy ~

, oiiils, 2 -Malcolm Reeves. 3 Atwood

.\riacRae. 4 Albert Morrison.

' Reta Mac'l`avinh_ ‘3 John Macboug-

all.

Reta .Muc'l‘ii.visli, 3 Lock Gillis, -ii Marion Gillis.

Lock (lilii<, 3 Arthur Cantelo, 4 Grace Nicholson.

'Route

Green Mountain Potatoes- 1

N/latin re Potatoes-1 Marlon

Turnips- 1 John Mtlwililam. 2

.Mangels- 1 'Malcolm -Reeves. 2

|C:ii-rots-1 Reta. MacTavlsh, 2

Vegetables

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League May Open

forenoon, Ilar-ry Jenkins.

l’l€'<llll<'lli by Novcmbci 3, |01-t lhili :ind ii goodly number were igne _ The New Haven club will play present. - Miss Annie .VlacNevin iii h

_ its homo games on outside rinke has ‘left St. Catherines to spend the nina

*'°‘ until its arena is completed about winter in Clmrloitetowm _ The

v LOADING LIVE HOGS at Kell-

__-, _ __ Hillgton on Thursday 28th till

noon Harry Jenkins 2236102341 L

i _ I ' I “_ Am9r1g3,n_H0Ckey Lo_A_oiNc Live i-ioosl at Noni. ook

Wiltshire on Wednesday, 27th,

_ 2203-10-22-51 LOW)

on NOV9Hlb9T Fun .sAi.Es _ Messrs. C. M. ""”* i‘"‘

__;__ . Lampson & 'Co., report -by cable H91" th

B 'ii0N_ (ict, 22_ ;_ phms for the following. Skunk 5% lower “"“ "°‘

opei?ii§g the ,hcheduie of me hewithan la-st Spring, Cat, Clvet -suine Enalbile

N0" $.i:r?.‘";;';;“z:.“;i;“ “S ...;’.?‘f..“ ' giving iight were econ(l:l<i0eli‘ed Follilis- |MP°RT-ANT N0T|CE T0 vemion

at ihc organization meeting of iii; ADVERTISERS- Advertisers are ;lilm;‘;nT l , 5i.‘i.'i"i»’.J“I.if.'..f.§""..l§‘§.i§i2gw2§i’i"iilIiliifiiiifiiiiiiiiiiei.§i..Z°?..§l‘l? A"-"H completed and announced by Nov-‘ian reach the office by noon of the me H

___ ein-ber 1. ilepresentaiives of the lilly 'precediiig publication, other-

In liook old Sydney Boston, Springfield, _ Pmvidence_ wise inriertioii will not be guaran lnvameu, sprlnahlll -New Haven and Quebec Clubs at-teed. Oil Saturday ads must be

t . i, - .

Round' Amon Stove' AlbloniIilllgilylpiiylolhdwasolahéipiiilylilg tltililit received by 10 A. M. L0

‘ Pl' Y l” 9 m don

H=fd» Chelffllll IM 3*°V°‘lefu:iic intcrf EVENTS Ar sr. cA1'HER|NEs glass

5° Bene coke. Eacii qluh subniitteil a list -of -*Potato digging is -the order of on your order now. either for available referee-3 and it was decill- the day ihroughout this section al- han n

or future delivery, ed tillll C11l11‘1L‘s'C, Clapp of Bostonfthoiigh the iarniers expect tliis ‘Mi

Iyvlllilp was leieclted President of the week 'to complete the work of dig- cat

D & ra' plus, sihu il name all officials izing.-The month-ly .meeting of the de(-'

» i ic le.ii.,iie guinea. Final lists of,\V0inen.~i institute mel fit the honiu glus

PHONE 17° . llilll/<fi‘s niui-it hc in the iinndii of the Ol' Mitli. .l. -l~‘. liiiiuiin on iSatui'day, tact

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Jaliunry 1. A working agreement lnllny friends of ‘Miss Catherine'

between the new body and the Ni1f.»l'MacNevln are glad to see her so

ll _:mini liockcy League win-i unprov-'well afterhcr recent iliness‘.~Sonie P

' Wi of the people from llicrc are ongagd abn

in oyster iishing.~'ri.e school which anc was closed for autumn vacation boo

w- rlpeiiell on hllllefilnesiiay, Oct. 20 un- Lc ‘-1 for lc fi ul management of

_l: liiifis Ethel L. Brown. li

i Ifnb your nruip \vIii| niliiiu-d”» lin||ni~iii

---Qoi

_ ._ ->, ‘ _ in

LONDON' och 22_Sm_vlvul ull” Ml-s-;-i Kathyrn Taylor, left. Weil- H

0,. death ls Down" esmmlshed lactliiesliiiy inornliig bn .a visit to Bos- ii

_ as the result oh aclenthlc study. ton for the winter months. el _ - iSir Oliver Lodge, L ii i3-iii-ii Wi- . _n

spii'itualist, ilocinielfnloiietiie <'iiiii‘;ei 'MU Rl"-iii ‘0°ti'.°"' C"n°“' Spent of h ieclure have lmllgllh v Sunday in Mermaid visfting Mr.

`_ -Declaring that it is irbsiird foi':m"‘ *Mrs* 'smith'

- anyone to contend _ l*

Our shipment of FALL BULBS has just arrived dir- _

. ‘ ' that prayer can _ l not be answered hy a hlghel. belng_ *Mass Elva -Morrow, East Point a Lodge said: Elllid Miss 'Kathyrn Taylor, -Stanley C

“I cannot envy the com i _P ire; spent the weekend in char-1

°°¢ 'mm USSE' HOLLAND' sense of anyone able to conc-i2glzii°"tet°W" the Sues” Uf 'MP fll1d`

This shipment comprised

of choioe LARGE FLOWER- ING BULBS of FIRST SIZE In

HYACINTH8 (Double and

Bingle) ' TULIPS, (Double and

Single)

NARCISSUB

_,it-. u

exists. There is evidence to show _--

life is never ending,” -Elliot, ‘I’. lE. l.

that nothing higher than mahklhd Mrs. Clifford Robertson.

that human beings -have a persist-i MTS- D- A- `MB0D0ll9-ld. North ent existence. Those overpower- Wlllililifé. Bilelli- 'the week end with ing proofs .that money. affection, her daughter Mrs. W. L. Hale, dllaracter and personality survive M0llClQll, Bile Wills ilCC0ll‘lDMli€d DY' death and that existence of real ilel' Sister. Mrs. J. XV. Buchanami

.____._`-_4uw\.>>_~._

` THE SMOKE NUISANCE

K ‘ ' I -

Carlin wealth in this country Knitted Mittens-1 Mary Morri-

ainounted to $2,406. as contracted gon,

with $1,100 per capita in 1903. Out igmbl-oidel-e-d .Linen_1 Mary Mol-. _of the thirty-five nations listed, ri,-ion, 2 _Mary Griffin, 3 Mm-y Grii. pi Canada rank.; third, ,the Unite-d -fm State.; showing $2,918 and Great, hi-)h,_ B) __ Hem-smelling __ 1-pi Britain $2.459 I1€’l‘ Capita. respef' Catherine Gilil 2 Janie Morriso N

" Malcolm il’enny, 3 Arthur (lantelo,

e 4 Rein `Mac'I`avlsh.

Onions-1 Hazel Macllae, 2 Mal-

colm 'Penny_ ‘3 Lloyd Morrison.

'Cucunihers--1 Sarah Gillis, 2'

___ ` 'Llgyd Morrison, 3 Albert -Morrison.

ON, Ohh 22_ __ For the' cets - 1 Charles Nicholson, 2 e ln l-o‘ul-tech years H play 'Reba .\lacTavis_ii, 3 Irene McDonald.

c inciie nan of \v. J. Locke 4- -I-1°i'<l llofflsvn-

lramatizeil iiiLondon’s lash-' 'P“"‘i’ki“S~1 Frank M°i"`i50"- 2 West Emp America had a Malcolm -Penny, Ii Rein IilncTavish| 1 ll offering about _three years 4 Fiorciice MacPherson.

“The Mountebank," A stage; _

of his sto,-y of (he ,,,,_me| -Sweet Peas - 1 Florence Mac-

lie last Locke play produced iPh9l_‘5°"- _

gland was --Ah Allyehthye of ‘Mixed flowers-1 Alene Mar- e pujni-*V which appeared at Eucherll. 2 Catherine Gillis, 3 Jean

ayhlm-het Theatre ll, 1912_ Nicholson, 4 Richard Mi1cRae.

Jean Buclianan, 3 Eleanor Ross, 4

- She Glas-S John liiicliaiian.

N~DO.\I, Oct. 20. - Mrs. Gray- Fruit

Siannus. a collector of lrishl slarteilzt fuctoryin Peckham 'Diiciiess Apples - 1 I<‘rniicos the outskirts oi’ London, and `Reevo.s. 2 Elizzilicili Morrison, Cl iade/it n paying concern. lMnlcolin ltcevc-.s_ 4 ‘Annie Mucllno. ‘.-i. Stunnus discorercd that deli-' Rell Astrnclian Apples-1 Aierc eiy tinted glass iran scarce and Mi1c‘En<-licrii. '2 ll,orne -MucDoiii.:uil,i llleli to revive the lianiliiindeii Jon..-in .1-ioi~i-isoii -1 »(’hr|stlnc Mac- s. She oliliiiiieil on old hottie Tins. ory_ ciigagml ii rlicniiist und fleas- 'Crab A|ipii~s~ -1 'Sam .\/liirliu, 2| r and iilscovcrerl some uril.-:is Marion Gillis.

and inado glans wiio had not

lc anything by lmrld for years, ~ Canning

Ton\aioes- 1 Mary Nicholson, 2

Potted l’lunt~1 'liazcl .\iarlin_ 2

For over a score of years Lux has been

- on the market

The cleansing quali-

\ ’ J i _

W i } ,i?€€¢'(= _'_ - irioi L i i i UQ .EB i ill\|il " ` i `\"'

e N //J - »-- ’V~""` iii' 1 'V ‘ ttf- s - ~~-\~-~

Cllmsitive cilzins and - Cfuxalhunderedlingeiie 2

;~ 2 Christine (`iill_i'.=..

racticai suggestions for thel

temcnt of the coall-imoke nuis- Cooking

e in Leeds :ire contained in -'il klel; entitled ‘Clean Air for lWhite l'iread-1 Jessie Morri-:~on_ eds," I _ ‘2 Mary ‘MadPlierson, fl Catherine The committee expresses thc 'he-Gillis, 4 Hazel Mac'Rae. rf t-hi1t°with a 'small effort on the Tea Biscuits-- 1 llenclopo .Viac-

rt of the] citizens in adopting its iliac, 2 Janie Morrisoinfl Surah Gilllrly

. common( i1tion~ ani l the 1. f -1 Elec no ' R _ . .

9 n clieap siiiolceizzss liicil, (-oiiiijlliell ‘Gingtcr liSiin(i)“i-1"]-l lilrfanur Ros-_a_ 2 " g ‘PERSUNALS with it firmer attitude towards dc- Marian Macltae, Il Nun _\ioi'i~i.~'.oii,i ' ulters on the part of the locai4 Annie Marlins.-

uthority. smoke in Leeds, if not cn- Aphie pie_-1 Ahhh, -_llahhnen 2 rely suppre'ssed_ might be rcduc- In-no MacDonnld_ 3 'iinzpi pipeline, l to an almost insignificant- Mak Morrison. _ lnolllli. ` ii Brown Sugar Fudge-1 Marion

_ "°é***>-”`** Gillis. 2 Frances Reeves, 3 'l'oil .Vic- CANADA'S PER CAPITA William, 4. Marlon McKinnon. .

_ _ l- i White Cake-1 Janie Morrisoif. "' -An interesting estimate of Call- -Penelope Mflcllae, 3 I-luzel ilvinc- da'-s per capita -wealth has been Rag 4 Mm-ion Macmm

0ll&DHl`MiVS figlllres of twentyl-tw0 Sewing, Knitting and Crocheting ma e by me ' eague of Nat ons. (<Div. lA) -- 'Handkercliief - 1 with Yea s ago In 1925 the Del'-Eleanor Ross 2 Velma Gillis

‘.1

Raspberries-1 Frances Rcovcs.

tics, the economy and the safety of t h i s inexpensive laundry necessity, hasen- couragcd many imi- tations.

For your. protection Lux 'is sold only in packages, never in bulk.

The smaller the wardrobe of iine

l _L _ _ _ _ __ 1>Ac.i-:save

Central Guardian f ' Eldon school Fair ' - '

Enfg TAXI any and mga; .ei-.V . oi-gin - ° _ gi

lviue. rnou.. im ui- aww. ‘l ,;,_ oats 1 -Albert Morrison, 2 At-L _. ' ’~ `\ -

1 L

:dv ` -

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FQ \z\

L; M ._<5_ b\__` .

of '-1~»f"’\ $11 - ,1,‘%bn_._;>.\ "T, f.>>l>”;*--'-17 Q =- . 2 -

the skin from head to toc. '

Those intimate lgarmcnrs which touch, rub and sometimes chafe the skin should never be laundered

with harsh soaps, or soaps of unknown quality. You can safely trust your lingerie to Lux.

Lux, the worlcl’s purest cleansing agent for fine fabrics, will keep your dainty wardrobe clean, bright,

" fresh looiiing, and protect your skin.

What pure Water will not harm, Lux will not hai-in-even the skin itself.

_ Uierl according to dfrertzaizi printed

off t/ae package, Lux ii t/we mort eronomim/ c/miziirigagerzlyou mn use

things, the greater the need for Lux. _ Lux lengthen; -the life of all fabrics.

-$2811

nette. i C. Writing-1 Eldon, 2 Soiitli` nette_ 3 Mt. Biicha-nan, 4 Lower EWLOWI1

si, n, .

tively- i3 Christine Gillis, 4 Marion Mac-_ D. \Vrlting-1 Roseiicrry, Z Eld-

-__.¢,.>_. *<0->;_~ Rae. on. 3 South Pinette, 4 -Point Prim.

oAi=i=ooii.s i cnocus rn asia

DARWIN TULIP8, Etc. ~ Bend for I copy of our

ALEXANDRA scHool_ A LITTLE THING Ci'oclie-ting'-1 Janie Mbri-i5<m_ I 1E, Writing--1 Eldon, 2 South

- - ____ _ -~ -Mended Sock-1 Christine Gillis. 'Pill6U€-

Dr. Report of Alexandra School for It seemed Buch ‘I “me thing' ' 2 -79559 Ni°h0iS°U- | i

U » .t B dsepiemhe,-l But it darkened the sky and ec-l lgmiywidel-ed Linen._1 peneigpe Sports l

` Grade 1 (J-r.)-1. Finley Mac- "med the 'uni M“'~`R"‘°; 2 Jessie M°"i`50“- i -0 d d l f i h del- 9

__l_ y Donald Just aivimilnkind -word and joy took rMa-nual Training yearsilj I§ls0§_enc(;r lllhfmlphléllzsun' 2

BULB LIST. We pay POST- ll- I Grade l (Six)-1, 0 i W ll ' B. y Milking Stool - 1 -Stanley Mc- M ll 3_l K th 1 AGE on all MAIL ORDERS, 9 ..,l.Tl0iR0mIO' Om- 0"- 22--2 Dorls wood. Swine °° Just a eoornful smile and oui'1>hei-son, 2 _1a¢i¢ Macpougam 3~“‘"g$;°el Mica 1 '\‘"y a ry"

Anytime during the month of fi

ere will be from me absolutely Grade u__1 H el W I El hope had gone. Gerald 'McMillan |Mad‘ mums" i

°cT°BER,wm be 'M be" no ap0h,gy_ 1 have absolutely . az - 001 and "Ol, ,perchance .twas agreellng that _Nall Box____1 émnle M Pherl lGirlsover12-1 Fad M.acWliliani.,

are on sale at our BOOK

George Street .- ' Custom and Merino Building. ly-§r`;lR?,lc§y`;,',lN"l\,(é,.,i;J' Syeggsjlllifyz,

P”°”° 304° hy Captain Crulkshnnks, owner of

thc Schooner “l.clin" which clear-

, eil froni -this port nn Oi-Iohcr liith

R for Gioiicester. Moss., with n fish

cargo. that she has been wrecked

B, A, off Canso,~aiirl is a total loss. The

3Q|_|¢|1-gg' |,1'c, crew of four. all residents of North

I .

M°'n°y go LQ.” Sydney; were-aaved._ The schoon- B|,°k'¢h.,.l°“.”ym'p_g,|, or and cargo were covered by in~

Hlll°8.ll CB

-i-(-O-}-l-

. C. Assisn-N1' ries env

Post Grldultl INQPEGTOR REPORTED

H" | I DRQWNBD |N STORM la ose . --_ .

r' Moncro-N, N. in., oct. 22-'rims gun” at least one life was lost in the

storm which swept Northumber- land Strait Wednesday night, was

“ 3 the report that reached Moncton

_ Wednuxy night from Buctouche-

Kent C nty. Aslllvy LeBlanc. an-

& MCPHGG ninnnt fishery lnsiwvlor. while

B A - ' searching Buctopche -Bay for pos-

° I sible illegal lobster fishermen. is

A- NGDGNAI. - vlliiilll mo the missing, and there is

Di. 2: zvergsrenwn to believe that he wse

larrimh, Amen Us, a victim io n ti-asia drowning

iloiisyts 1.2:' ~- wiiiie in the_pei-formance oi his

lullllnp.. ..-.g“¢|¢g“'|gg|duty ' `

No Calomel In ,I-Iamii_ton’s Pills

They Relieve Constipation Without injuring the

Teeth. .-

Fine sowei. _Ain

_ -A...

when you wants nilid sure

Isxatlve to stir up the liver and bowels, take one or two Dr. Ham|Iton’s Pills. They are small, sugsneouted, any to take, and sfleetlyo.

Your headache will disap- pe|i', your color will improve, your appetite will lnernse. in a hundred ways Dr. Hsmllton’s Pills will do you good. Men, women and children can usd thli good old family lsxstlvs. Get Dr. HemIlton'a Pllle te- day. Zee boxes, five for $1.00, all dealers er the Gstarrheaene ce., Montreal.

1 mer Carver e ual 2 3 Y ac ‘ 2 , ' ar aret Mac-

tlme to plant BULBS. They fgxilhi hguglpiglciflgf apftgfoglzcigi Hamid Judscinll ) mn Wood. yladgegsd ,;;0°;;1li;ers la an i0h,.`s°"'.,3 Arun" C°“"e"~°° Phiellixllaenillclflcliienbemstgwart.

v and _more vlgm_ously_., stated Dk Grade iv_1. wiiiis hiacmnhall ' heart; ‘eel Sire 5' d B"‘iL¥‘l°“`5°'-1 \i°i"1 MBCRW- | Boys under 9-1-Lloyd Martin, 2

arose. - _ fr. 'r. snieiiis. pastor or Jar./i,i2 Peter Macocnniii. ~ ‘Om lack ,,,,e,_,,,,,,,,, f,.',,m one held H ., "°C8,'f°" ‘”" ”,f""">' . Joim iiacwiiiiam, ri iviaieoim

' istreet Baptist Church. here last Grade \’l~1 Siaiilcy \IacCabe " ` d Cher 8 _I step en M°rr" Reeves, 4 Atwood 'VlaoRae

Carter & C0 night in t th l i Cecil Carver, 4 - " “ ear, l sey, _.H8201 Marlin- 3 Fioreiwe B' Boys over 9-1 -Louis Griffin, 2

°’ 'passed iclmfiivgw-Baliiiste orarie vii-1 Edin. misc" 2 nel- 'A"d.,§,‘,'; ,',’,§”,,,,,,°,f,’“l'i ""5 me" §"'1\°‘VL'"“,{,‘,‘- “Rs*“““’Y M“°Ph°"°"~ Pnl. Grirrzn. :i .ioim iviacsne.

‘“° 'of Ontario and Quebec yesterday. ell -i“d5°" 3 Velnoll M1101-€l"la 4 - ` i it' i - ng B ac ae' , ‘ lloyg over 1-2-1 David Ms.cQunr-

'limi he must s ther aiwlvslze for De'l"° Carver- n nilllnlldvsgrcllleililcill~e'iil@iSfaniiiilii' viiilliiiitrihxnliiiiiiialcolxn Reeves' 2 '““’- Q "Mk M“°D°“g“"' 3 S‘°°h°“

Cards ihls attack on ‘McMaster College Grade IX-1 Doris Bea-tou 2 ,ln inward glow. ' pig-1 Joim Ma'cWiiiiahl_ 2 Fl-ani( M_°r,n'Sey' 4 Arthur- Canteno' 1

for alleged .modcriiis c -teachings, Gladys Brehaut ‘Just n cheer worl made its echo “ heel B“l‘l‘0\‘<' F500 i0l‘ 'WYS-

or resign from its hoiiitd of goveiii Grade X~l Mary MacLennan 2` H rin y ‘ Minwson' |.l.irk MaoDougald and Stephen Mor

J. Fel' “B Donnelly ors. Dr. Shields' statement was Annie MaoLeiiriun 3 Evelyn Wood Through gba livelong day and giiid Nmihlls v$Zgf§2q"sn0sebe,.ry| ->|"'~"°V' 2 D“v’d :McQ“”‘me and D°"`i

g l ' ' -- ' - . uc

, |m°d° Bi ll mil,” llleelillli held lu his Perfect Attendance: Annie lilac- ness grow, ` L0“.,,r Newtown 3 ,South Plnette ilili i`al°°"0"- 3 A"h“" Cimte

VETERINARY SURGEON [Cillll'Ch- Lennan, Doris Beaton, Gladys Bie- J i i f th ii i, i 1 . ' ' 'Wd I/“mer Hwiey'

ontario veterinary 1 “I issue a challenge to lMcMnsler-limit. Evelyn wood. Edin; Jufism.. “S ani; gnlliie 8 mi' jus ov 4 _ 1 R h Zi ’l‘hree-lesseil race for girls - .1

C°||°l°i 1997- -H)"iV°;`3;y't I defy h"‘“K}“ i’°:;'1‘i" Teacher, B. Judson. An encouraizihg look when hoD6`Eldoii, 3 -I,¢l'vl'éer%f~1ewton?il,e 46|-Sriihth F,il(:.:;en\°ll‘;cf,i.]Ihae(;.‘,;Y,I,i11'?;,~loxlhice lllvgz.

Capt. Royal Army Veterinary gogpgi ri .ilellllgve pixwhnli/2 im-if ---¢o>-A had dliihif ` d iphmlm i'l;’her'son and Annie MacTavlsh_ 3 - _ _ _ _ __ _ _ Cups. London. Eng. ,he ,,,,,,i,,,,,, of ,, bod, Um, ,,, ,,,e,, _ Am' 01303;" hlheull “ml ms ° "fe W-md Samples-1 on-in--i Mc- ,,,,,,e ,.~,,ic.,,,e,. ,md Ci,..,u,... Giiiul

Office-E. Farqusonh 8table._/ degenerate days. it .may please God POPULATION OF) TORONTO_ And we reaxml -ourigonl wlth H Miiillll- Elfigélllool wwk l Tlireelelgglpll ra(§emi’ior hog? 1 '

293_ *_ to set up as a stnndard." -l-- ' _ _ _Louis nn . us r n. ell ell

147 Km' su" \Dr. Shields stated that steps The Doiiulatioln of th; ofh'li`¢‘;l swinging stride' Bmhanén 3 Palm Prim 4 Lowe!"

wmiiii immediately be iaken to gil. ronto now stunts iii 5 6. 1, w c , ` ’ ’ Donald Falconer and Arthur Can-

tabliiih anotiicr eqiiege apart from shows an increase over the figures m:;Z1:l:i‘:li‘i-'izf - Newtown' tclo.

I' E McMaster to touch the Baptist fbr the -last fiscal year of 7,?G8.'ac- -

° SURGEON doctrine. coriling to a 'statement -mnrie public

i-<4-O-i by the Chief City -Assc.Fsur.

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A Lowilr Newtown, fl .Point 'Prlm, 4 Karel Macpherson and Florence

g R"""i_’""5" , 'Mziowilllsni .and Florence B. Mac-

Exnrvae B°°k`°1 Eldon- 2 Mhllilnrrisey and Jack Macbougnld. 3

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ly Nw' 2 mmm' 3 Mlm Prim Macflavifili and Anne Fa

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li. Map Draiwing--1 lloseberry, Zli' _loclwy R,,ce__l Malcolm Reeves ‘Y

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Lever Brothers Limited, Toronto

Save the Child and Build the Nation

Why do'the Red Cross and all Health Organizations

advocate Pasturized Milk? * '

If you ask them, they will tell you if efficiently pen

formed it is free from all disease germs, and the only safe milk, and retains all the food values of raw milk.

Quoting from a magazine sent out by, the Red Cross

Society we read: “lt is hard to believe anyone would oppose pasturlzation."

It ls not only the beet food but the cheapest. Compare

the food value of Pure Milk and other articles of diet.

Our producers aye the cleanest and beet. We clarify

their milk to remove any duet or sediment which may enter the milk from the air or any other source. Then Paeteurlze to klll harmful Bacteria.

You must not fear our milk is safe.

Garden City Milk, Cream and Butter sold off our wag-

gons and from our Plant. We also fill creeks and salt to please your taste.

The Pure Milk Co., Ltd.

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HE samc care you give to hands and face is due

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They act Immediately.

soothing and healing sore or ’ tender vocal organs.

Singers, public speakers,

professional men all testify to their wonderful curntlvel properties. -

PRICE 25:: PER BOX ‘

SOLD ONLY BV

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Drug Co._

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‘I‘lnelte. 8 -Lower Newtown. 1 `ll,,,,Wi||iam_ 2 hm,-“Blu Mgppher.

Prlni,‘.'l .Lower Newtown, 4 South Glllls_

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w"m“3"1 'Pmm pfim- 2 Somhl Free for all girls- 1 Florence

H' wrm“*3'_1 Em°“' 2 P°i“i'.ann. 3 Anne Falconer, 4 Christine

. _,___ Free for nil boys - Dave Mav-

Quarric. 2 Donald l<‘alcnner_ 3 Ar-‘ thur (‘antein. 4 Jack MacDouguil and Stephen Morrisey( eqiiail. ‘ Young men's free for all-1 Johnl -Andrew, 2 Rodney Bruce. 3 Dullcllll lMac'l‘avish. ‘ |Marrle.i womsn‘s race- 1 Mrs. llteeves, 2 Mrs. Rod. .MacRae, 3 Mrs l Vaniderstlne, 4 Mis. J. Robertson.

1-st prize winners race (men)-

David MacQuarrie. 2 Rlsdou Gillis. 3 Alexander Buchanan_ 4 Harold Mac'I’avish.

lst prlge yiiliviéers racc (girls)- 1

Florence Mac iliiam, 2 Margaret MacPherson.. '

We have on hand 15.000 pounds of the celebrated

Ross-Miller Fox Biscuits

Done up In 50 and 100 pound bags, and an we on not intend handling Fox Biscuits we are offering the above lot for the next ten days at the low price of 0'/1 cents psf pound F.0.B. our Feed Store for spot cash, in lots of not less than 100 pounds. Here Ia a chliice to get s supply of this best ol all FOX BIBCUITB at les: thanrgg-rqgy pR|¢g_ L", than 100 pounds 7 cents per pound.. Get your supply st once. Sold only In Queers and K|ng’s Counties.

Carter & C0., Ltd.

FOR SALE AT FEED STORE

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