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' Food-Tonic

I not Imports _Fcc_ling OfFitnesa ' '7 andfinngth-

l scorrs EMULSION

l Rich In The . Health-Building Vitamins

- -Co'd- liver Oil

lien!‘ Borne. ‘Toronto. Onl-

" NewYbrk University is sponsor- ing on "Around tile world collect-f‘ as part of its regular course. This floating university, wvltli ~45!» stud- jents, will Welt five continents, Il5 countries, and 50 iforeizll llUTl-e‘ l", its 240-dey cruise-

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-, ::0ne o! the commonest coin- plaints of infants ls worms, and the most eflective application for them is Mother Graves’ Worm Extermin- lldlfi. '

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[guii [mom Rgiwilvs A Change In

7 - Train Schedules Effective Jan. 2nd 1927

,For further particu-

“lars Apply to . Ticket Agent

________._E___ Time Changes C. N. R.

Effective Monday. January 3. 19- 27. the double service between Prince Edward. island and the mainland will lie discontinued. Ser- vice alter that date will be as fol-l lows: '

Train N0. 39 will leave Char- lottetown at 6.45 A. M. dull)’ 9X06!"- Sunday, Sackville at. 12:15 p. in gflflVlng at lvloncion 1:46 p. in. “there connections will be made with train No. 3, “Ocean Limited.’ leaving Moncton at 2:35 p. ni. for, Montreal, Toronto and points \Vcst,, 6nd. with train No, 13, leaving‘ Moucton at 2:40 p. in._for Sainti John, Boston and other United, States points. Train No. 206 leav-i lnglSummerside at 7:00 a. m. daily,, egiept Sunday, wll make connec- tion with train No. 39 at Emerald Junhtion. .

Service to idle island will be by Train No. 4.2, leaving Moncton tit 10:60 a. m.. daily except Sunday. Sslckvll-le 1:10 p. m and arrminE Charlottetown at G130 p. m. Coil- ocction for Summorsidc arid TIE- nlsh will be made by train No. 3. at Emerald Junction, leaving there, at 5:15 p m i

- Trains Nos. 40 and 41 are cau- celled.

Other clia

owe: ’ Train No. 3 town 3:40 p

ngeg will be as foll-

\vill leave Charlotte- m. daily except Sun- day instead oi'\3:00 p. m.. arriving Bunimerside at 6:00 p m. There will be no change in the departure and arrival tmc of this train from Summertime and nt Tlslliflll-

Train No. 4 will leave Tignlsh at !:0_0 a. m daily except Sunday, in- stead of 7:45 a. m.. Suinmersde 10:30 a. m instead of 7:00 a. m.. arriving Charlottetown 12:45 p. m. lpsttead-oi 10:30 a. in. as at N68" on

“- Train No. 205 will leave Char- lottetown at 12:01 p. m daily ex- cept. Sunday, instead of 8:00 p. m.. arriving Summersde at 4:00 p. m- iosteed of 10:25 p. m.

_ ;T_rain No. 206 wlll leave Sum-

‘ liicrside at 7:00 u m. daily except Sunday, instead of 3:00 p. m. ar- riving Charlottetown at 10:30 a In, instead of 5:10 p. in. as at pre-

, , gent. ‘ Train No. 208 will leave Sum- iuerslde at 3:15 p m. daily except Sunday, instead of 12:30 p. m.. ar- riving Borden at 0:10 p. m. instead of 3:45 p m ~ Train N0.

1030 a. m. Monday's Wednes-

t

3m and Frklays, instead or 8:15 we “mo, M his comm M 49° lug n pathetic picture coiivlncltig energy iliut. 2423351 (alosc of tliu unziliiitinl. tlic was iii 'il‘til‘8 lillll crcli llic lruitip

n. tn. arriving Summersidc p. in. instead of 1.45 p. iii 348

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VII-OM SAINT JOIIS TO LIVERPOOL

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warp. hmfll In. Melltn

FROM NEW VORK T0 CIIIIIBOUINI — IOITTIIAMPTON —A!ll'l'WE|llP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Montroyol he boon-South . . Elnpren of Uootluul Wla crccnock

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WIBT INDIIU IAN. IO-Jflili. 2G

Incl/innit;

hcrc lo

.. . . Montclcrc

“Well

h, hero's c screw-

A NEEDED TOOL

l! you're afraid of this driver."

“What I wont that for?"

“To c -|co ‘("-

"l! you think you’

my kn ooh,

Boy

nlcc and new lookln

hate t

alter a lcw weeks in the nurs

crow up your courage with

NOT HIS HONEY

re gonna sit on net stung.‘

c" ‘c Knees

S

you‘re gonna i; you're the Bee

‘Iai.

“anew KN

QUITE RIGHT

Doll (to Girl Doll): We're g now, but I look like eryl

o think what we'll

She

YES, THAT'S IT Why do men wear those

unsightly suspenders?

He". their

WHEN THE 1' Reggie: vou this morning!

Why-ew-er-just to keep shirts from flying. off. YO"

HREE MET

So delighted to meet Are you-er»

icing to walk my way. Miss Smith)’

Algie:

Ihamc physlc Smith

l

A young - I ' ilcfeuil a tranlll “ll 212 will leave Tgrash of swam“; a war

The

ivcpt. The found

Then tho lrzinip ilrmv himself up. Qivtim streaming ilowii lils liter, 115i tlic snltl to i.l.e btirri

“Sir. I have nuvct"

gHllltl

watch

BARR

T

i

l Ofllcc

0. IIUOI llllflli Div. has. Amt

was n child. with which to reward you, but ilriiwlng o puckn, ‘oi lils ragged clotlies~

For shame, Reggie. for l It would he n-|w-~ ll Impossibility for Mics to walk your wly.

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His Reward ibarrlster wits tiskoil to i0 was accused

cli.

pleaded with all

and. draw-

wliili such ut-

barrister

jury deliberated, and the prlstiner "Not. guilty.“ sit-r:

plea l litivc not or l have

gr: from the ilep

; take it mid welcome."

Professional Cards M-erk R. McGuig-an

B. A IBTER. 8 Money to LOII’!

Omicron BlochchnrlottetowmEEJ.

Dr. (.‘. C. Archibald

Graduate or N. Y. Mcdlcll School and Hospital Practice limited to Eye, Ear. N

and Thrust Eyes and supplying Office, Bayer Building Grcct George Street Hours-O to 12.80. 1

BI A!

.1. A. McDONALD n. r. Mom-in wood w“ M, h, m, b“ u, m, c A.

llrrlctcrl. Attorncyc, Ito.

Mcncy to Lem.

tlic I (louri ‘Sonurd.

suoii that it was assumed i'or tlic sake of 4370111511101); we",

heard villltll ll tlic tuunncr of ii. Balllol led since-l liked being surprised p iio money dom was. "- her tiloscly lie asked himself

the were as old as tilt- spun. - _,. car r ,, “here's that young as a buliterfly. X m u e 0 my om mum Alum”?

. OLICITOR, 51c. trick."

out Grldultc And site stretched out her i,“ NO but into her eyes a look which Heonln the

Gllllli well-flung lasso,

.80 to 5M1“; for them in Lady Georg

‘McDonald & McPhee

run CHARHLOVFI-ZATI)

SUPPER LITTLE CHILDREN

At Christmas our first thoughts should. be for the little children,

especially those who are handicapped

Little“ Clarence Mayhew, of the tender age of eight sad story is so well known to our citizens,

in the race of life.

years, whose is now in Falconwood Hospital.

The Medical Superintendent assures me that he is normal mentally.

_ When the new Protestant Orphanage was opened a few years ago, this little boy was transferred from Falconwood to ‘fitter he would 118W QOMDflHiQHShiD, almost parental care, and would re- ceive an elementary education, thus giving him a alas! Last April he was returned to Falcqnwood,

that institution. In the

fair chance in life. But

Naturally the people who contributed to the Fund for Little Clar-

ence Mayhew and all who took part in a fund to help him, want to know why The fund amounts to $850. Iti Trust Company, of sixteen. Not one cent 0 the age of sixteen years. Therefore,

- health, although mentallysound, but but Falconwood Hospital.

Therefore, age to use

although there is a certain sum in until the boy grows up.

s invested in Victory and held by themas trustees un f this fund can be touched until the boy reaches he is not only an orphan of delicate

trust, it cannot be

Dr

the benefit entertainment, to provide he did not remain at the Orphanage. Bonds "with the Eastern til the boy reaches the age

there appears to be no place for him

I would respectfully ask all contributors to the orphan- thelr influence with the Board of Man-agemen Clarence Mayhew returned to the institution.

t to have little It must be remembered that touched by anyone

. Lee Frank

i -- ""+¢v#*0v hunting idpidly along tho tinssages

with u lliill for blood. Once ul-

i-eatly lie had passed tlic door o1‘ the room ln wwlilch the two were By COSMO HAMILTON Author of "Scandal" ind the

‘destined to discover each other laud the truth of things. Sn Tony turned and went buck “Blindness of Virtue." wondering wliy lie didn't itake lii‘ t I I l, up“. | l I Ir”, . | ‘g in his ‘arms once more: mid kiss her again, as he would have don (Continued) hiil for tliut odd touch 0t’ prlmnt-ss . ~ which hail tiiade her regret llli‘ 311B 88W liiili =1 5m“?- ll-lfllilil shortness of her skirt. He had away in in panic oi’ self-coiiscious- quit-k eyes. And an lie stood Lhfirfl ness and st oii her legs on tlic sofa. iii his tlocatlenl. fancy dress, lils It was extraordinary, so siidilotily sli-dkliziir miuntllsturbed as though to have been transplztiiicil from he had jllsl, left the, hands 0i’ tlic ‘the igrcut floor of trlaelilng culourswbiirbvr ‘to whom, a»; to everybody nover-enditig sounds iimi restlessiolse, lie owed money, the Chara... movements ‘to this small oasis ollterlstlt: iinputleiice was pilsslng silence, A mcro commonplace from lils expression. Never iii hole lii tlic wull with a rolltop tlosk. tho p-illKlIlP-‘ll degree self-conscious. aiillled bhfllflllfiiplis of tliuhemiten- it tlislrcstiiriz infliction that. makes okes, Melbafariiso. and many otli- lllPn tivt, lit‘ was now puffer-Hy at‘ less famous operatic stars, ii straightforward in his (‘Dllipletg l“. chair. n solo, ii sate, office purapli- wrest. in this queer lltllc girl with ernaliii, a \vorn strip of Turkey the yr-llow liair, blue eyes, and tip- carpeil llnll u. stale smell of tobacco. tilted nose, whg seemed do 1mm, .t. scented to her t0 be, til. that moui- stopped grtrwlng in her early 1.06MB etit oi‘ shuttered plans. ii wharf nt and to contradict sophistication by Llze motitli of u swift rivcr to which uii oii-tcfd-utie modesty, ill; mum-i she had attached licr frail craft by that the irresistible deslfo in touch a miracle. that liziil made liliii take her away She was a. puzzle to 'l‘oiiy. liiiiil from h s friend, though strongm- 1 few seconds ago when lie hull tliiin over, was hold in mqrp “nun. held in lils llifllikl it fainting girl iiiil chm-k by curiosity. sylnpimhy, whose (‘lowerlikc face liud gone ilS and respect. ‘Ho way; fllurly m p9,; white i-Lfi her diminutive skirt, ho all llll‘ money he owed that there had had his work cutout to keep was u, irrcnt pain behind that 1p wflih (he gnlety tiutl ahounding smile ‘llllll that well-tritium] ao- onergy of lils partner, tlic tip of siiinptlon qf gg|eiy_ “L. “,5 g0. whose funny little nose diilu‘! lllg m 9x911, mmgelr u, ,.-ouie up to ‘lils shoulder. And ‘what. It was, and if it were in lilo l iow he stood looking down ut u power to help, to do so out of 5mm. .hy child with u trusting sin ner wide blue eyes and a spot oi that she and her sister hail given ;olour op each cheek ‘that might him in the theatre but becgiige 1w lave been left there by ithe touch was ‘dominate by d slipergllflgug of wet rose leaves. The look that feeling that he and .3119 m“; been tie lrsd called fey had gone. brought together for a reason 1m. “i can't make you out." he said. possible to define. As o. man who "Jusit as i am going to dash and S. O. S. for o. doctor, you conic back to life and look as it es as sounder men acted on cakm Yell could go on dancing for u week. Judgment. is that true, or do l dream it?" “As a rule There was a short silence. dur- whiskey liero, ins which she ivent in spirit to her ‘the lbotlom lodgings Lu ‘Westministcr Bridge Road and looked ut. itlie sinister lio-ltlo that was hidden under sonic of her clothes lii .'.i ilrawtir. “i dunno." she salil "But ‘l tliliik llo held ti“, qmme m“, i, germ,“ so." And lbcforc slio could slop affection. - herself she added, "it all depends "i on you." “On one‘! Hovr?" something wildly paradoxical ln 0n tlio steel path. tlitit telephone operator accent mi “Very wise, very exmnplary I-m lilo "its 0f this exquisite llttlc Frn- iill against." He assumed d}, air _ ll ltilld umusctl ‘him wlicii uf profound righteousness "gm hi: had lieurd it limos WlllIOUl nuni- l linlc to soc wuste," (and ilic ‘m: bc-r lroni tlic stalls lilhtl chop-gm miilitliig two fingers went down

"D0 Yiiu smoke

there's it bottle or " he said, and opened ‘ drawer of the desk. ‘bee. though badly bit." “Nu for mo.“ said Chri-ueiti. N0? NM Just n mouthful lo

don't tlrinit." site said.

with tlic fearlessnees of

ridlculc which

local colour. it fasclnluted blip by any chancel“

‘new. It was so llllliillfll. hurprls- Try rite," she auid (lryly

m5 m"- m" hmirdlh ii ulfilllhliiiiii‘ lii‘- fished out. u. pnckiit of Tltrco

tiilk French ur a Parcel‘ speak wlili (‘italics that wiis railit-r ivnrm and

blooil. Hi) crumpled. "I'm ulwsyg 105mg my

nd so sol. misc." he said. without the slight.

And now that he saw out suspicion of u suiild ~S° p“, i; g1“, taken i0 leaving l1 in tlic tender

ougli."

She covered 'll€l‘ iialvetc by rflp- Atleiiborough l l be . , plug out tlic sort oi‘ quick liack nii- 0i licrii too, iilnctsnlillic sweriwhlcb ohcliatl cultivated wlili (he verdict of tho menu t All "l"!!! 611W lii liiir business. "Well. l her trinkets liatl passedgdlyir pp,

' “IPPWQ Y0" (‘an nip out and plricli "limiter into the mysterious recess- fl "yliliun of solid wait-r viml ll PH that. comaintitl so llllllly iii-tilt.) Ciillnliv 0f chicken iiutiilwlcliox‘! oi niiiifcriiiiio. - Th0" "l"! U115 ilillolfll do tlic. H0 straightener] out u cigm-Qttg

,_ I n "<1 Rave lwr n llglit. rslic inhnl. 0 wlirve ‘I can. lie said. eii like a Greek, he saw and m;

"From Lady George," and llliiidc my that they 5.10m] grqumi 4h t

"i" ‘leer. u mile it»... "m. 0,, a “a” ‘Ne. don't. I don't want ‘om. rm Ami as lle llt on‘. m. 111mm."

8H Tight as rain. really. Please." slio run lier eyes over "b41311 M};

(i, ‘Bruoeful mp , ||_ .' ' sirhill. delicate and capable. and head and a ilirgflromiliuclizgnslilefllllzl

11101111195 by the old mac.

National (liullory. Tho

It luul conic 1o tiiury oi‘ lils iliuvlng been scnt down

nu inspiration (‘liflt tlic do- from Oxford. kicked out or m),

sorted Teddy Sherwood was wullfiidtlwrfit llougg‘ puaued through u“,

eii boxJRankruptcy Court, run 1pm mo, laud already having seen him in the Street. and of hLs reckless odvep. wstmy of jealousy, all than w-as p70- turos in quest o: s, living without, tlwtlve in her nature exerted itoolf Work were true enough, she knew to prevent lils meeting Tony. The latest about Tony Foregcuo

As u matter of {not Teddy Blier- was always a pant of London con- versation. But she told herself in

‘ertemintion of iiis misdeeds, c; Ill

l

lliaiileil lilni up tut securely mt u tors iii the

flier us

111911161!!- [Having been ungble to “W! "IN 0t the .pn nkint among the dancers. he w

find on i.

ile in tulle not only for the enjoyment

forth backed his luck he was e prey to ‘ve superstition, and followed impuls-

There “M h“ ma“ ll flflflyior her to keep inspiration to go straight

ft of bcllet 800d women do that ho had be ~ ,, M mhmntmatood ‘and without ‘a ‘fluid. A m oi luck mcctlns you. melon licll-lmocciom

t deal of oxiilizatlon or u Short period.

The popping back in the engine heard at the bottom of a 10118 410W" grade on a cold day is not necessar- ily due to a valve holding open. The miirturc merely is a lititlo lean and the engine lius been cooled by the descent nindc wltli the throttle closed.

A quicker, surer start can be had on n cold itiorning by rubbing dry the porcelain eirteriials of the spark plugs before using the otarter. They are apt to be wct frorn condensa- tion of waiter iii tlic atmosphere and may bc shorting.

O | That Car Of Yours

By WILLIAM ULLMAN

llout-to-lloort Talk: With Anto- mobilo Owners and Drivers on llow to Uct the Moll 0M of Their Carl 0t the Loni Expcnlc. ~

from tlic grca tliwt l-s (iosslblo ov

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KEEP

o4~ooooa¢4qa 000-4

6O CARBU RETOR CLEAN

l

At no other 5011x011 is ii so lin- portunt to liavo the carburetor iii rip-top condition. Motorists who put. their curs in the -_-lll0p for iill)‘ reason during winter would find lt worth while to add to their fella" instructions: "and, clcztli tlic cur- buretor.“

AIDS lN TESTING BATTERY

The motorist. who wants to ‘keep

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r Old Red“ "tr-ease

Zibouecudl o! housew

found bow to cove (“M41335 au° money usually spent lot: can“ ° cutie ' by using this well-knonrr Ieciliiv or tuck u; cough syrup h“ 41h and shell» but it h... n5 d‘, Dfffefllllfi. It gives lmmedllte | M noisily] Btollplnll cn ordin ' u ‘IA ours or css.

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cert. wpym (319) Boston. flauisi. . 3:30 M ‘

If holler. lnntoaliulblpm iflyrlill- ithcr way. it tastes keeps rfectly, and lusts a 1.1mm“;

“'11” tel; t lehl ' R I'll I 0 \ it cots, penctrztltli‘ tlillgilgwcvielllylckglgl. CNRM i411) Montreal. Montreal pficagfi rthigattaocthicnd funk iphilhurntogi€holachafilul\ n“ ha“ m! 5 9 P 98m- = - -‘ all a t i u. wxac" ma) Cincl. The Bsrn-|ac{l1e:fl'é-F“Y’B%°€E:;I€3 isxfpgfi .t rmer" I r6 I. i r or h ‘wk-ac (5423) Ciucl. tsvprrrosn hbgiteauiilolrngroaiétlenlxlclcistliitlgln m“ ‘Pmlim " l contrnted coinpgund oafu ltlll." l?“ M“; (27. Clovclomi. Vocal Iiour w” Dim “tract and i1 “bisexual: iqDK-A (iill!) Fl Pmfi- H01" 01' col, known the world over for its liq: -“““°, N Y S p, “‘5r.?"§$-Zi3"s$§‘.il'§.'f$t.'§; u. wnBc i i) - - ‘or, 110- i You iwsz (us) N. v. Maxwell iion:.‘§'(§'§nl1"“§§§,§‘,§“fi°§§ggi’witl also KDKKA. W37» able to. satisfaction or money’ 10200 P. IM- ho

\ _ BIilTflMéY" refunded. ‘WGY i380) ‘Schenectady. Musicale. W! -.

j N, Y, Eillofiiiiuufsu Spflllglliild.‘ Twlleht Song Trio.

Toronto. 0n

wAAiu (e63!) Newark. Vocal. If. WLW (423) Clncl l-leermeiin Trio D iWlSAl (326) Cluck-Studio Program ' _ or Cou

t. 9H5.

lMHiK (276) Cleveland —— WiliK Qiartette.

10230 P. M.

WOR‘. (406) Newark. Special fea-

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The Canadian wheat bellhss been extended northward mo", than 100 miles by the propagation of garnet wheat, a new early may. tiring grain.

" turc. WRC (4-69) Wash. To be announ-

cod ,WISAI (326) Cincinnati-Popular. WEAiF (Q92) N. Y. "The Sorcerer" —-by the Light Opera Co., to WEAF. WRL. and WGAiE. 10:40 P. M. WTLW (423) Cincinnati-Cincinnati Pest.

Poultry Notice

It will pcy you to take your poul- try to u: ct our new premises, 54 Queen Street. fipcolal price; paid for heavy ‘milkfed chicken: and lowl for next two weeks.

CON RAD 6 C0.

11:00 F. M. ~ "WHK (213) Cleveland. Popular WOAU (278) Phlla. Cheer-up Club 1:00 P. M. WICRiC (423) Cincl. Popular Pro- gram.

FEATURE TALKS

6 220 P. M- 350812-24-1111111-61-

W-GY (380) Schenectady. “Book of - Knowledge."

7:00 P. M.

WEALF (492) N. Y. Synagogue S6!‘- VlCGB. 7:45 P. M. KDKA (357) E. Pitts, U. 0'1 P. Ad-

dross. 8:30 P. M. WLW (423) Cincinnati. Education. al Talk. 9715 P. M. l WA-BO (316) N. Y. Vaudeville Sketch