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run CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN.

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The bletns of house- ' tétﬁe trottriblgotgrs times are i ene serving Slllcddetlwlleiii BlSCtllt, a real whole a wheat foodmeadycooked and ready-to-eat. Contains the natural sweetness of the whole wheat berry ivith all the elements necesosary to sustain strength at top -notch eitici.e1tcy.TWo of these cris little loaves of baked who ‘e wheat with hot milk or cream (or hot water and butter) make a satisfying, strengtltenirtg meal at a cost 0t a few cents

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lug. We can plnn and carry out the plans for new societies and public efforts; we can organize our friends and our church associat- cs and our families: we can co- ordinate our daily work. But some- tlulcs wo forget. that we can or» ganlzc ourselves. t'0o—our muscles and our nerves and our minds.

lt‘s amusing to watch some pco- pic work. No wonder that night finds them with every power 0t body exhausted, with nerves a-tln- glc. ‘they have not. learned to or- ganize their movements. When wo consciously try to see how much we can accomplish with the great- cst saving of energy and motion we are surprised sometimes to see what a surplus we have been put- ting into even the smallest tasks. We think that home work is so in- signiﬁcant that we Just need to go tihcad and do it; the method docs

, A More Complete List oi

Articles Subject to Tax

(‘ontinticd from‘ Page Seven

(7) (s) That a tax o! one per cent in addition to the present du- tics of excise and customs bu llll~ posed, lcvled and collected on sales by manufacturers, wholesalers, or on importations; that the purchaser shall be furnished with a written invoice of tiny sale, which invoice shall stale separately the amount 0i’ such tax, when not included in the purchase price; that such tax must not he included in the lllillllii€lClllrOl"S or wholsnicfs costs on which profit is calculated; anti the tax shall he paid by the pur- (zliascr tn the wholesaler or manu- facturer at the time of such salc. and by the wholesaler or mannfactur er to ills Majesty in accordance with such regulations as may be pre- scribed, and such wholesaler or manufacturer shall bc liable to a penalty not exceeding $500. If such rmymenls are not madc, and in atl- dilion shall be liable to a penalty equal to rioublc thc amount uf the excise duties unpaid. (b) 'i‘hat the ‘Minister may rc- qulrc every tnnnufzicturcr and twitolcsalrer to take out an annual diconse for the purpose aforesaid. lilllll may tirescrlbt- a fcc tht-rcftirc. ,not t‘Xt‘t‘(‘tllllI-Z $5.00, and the penalty ‘for ncglcct or rcftisztl shall be a sum [not cxcccdlng $1000. (c) 'l‘hat any such tax, costs or ticnnltlcs may, at thc (iptlun of tilt‘ ihilnlsicr, rc rccovcrctl_:itttl imposed fin thc l-lxchcqucr (‘curt of Ctntadzt ‘or in any othcr Cont‘. of compt-tt-itt :]lll'l.~‘tllt'.lltlll, in the nainc of ills Riulcsty‘. (d) That this tax on solos shall not apply to sales on tmportaiions of‘

l l . l Meats, trcsh, salted or pickicrl; llmtlcr; r-hccsc, olctimargariiic. mur- tgarlntg bllllcrlllt- or tiny other stilt» lstltlltt‘ for lmttcr; lard, 01-1145. V1111“ iiahlcs, fruits, gfilllls and SPOtls in their natural statc; buckwlicitt. itical or flour; pot, pearl rollcrl, roasted. or ground barit-y. corn tncai; tlllllllUlll or rolled tints; WP flour, wheat flour, coffcc, grccn. lroastcd or ground; tcu, salt, cuttlc ,t‘tiotis, hay and . raw, nursery lstock, fish, fresh, picklcrl, salted, ‘smoked, dricd bonclcs. syrups and molt [bituminous coal artificial limbs and parts thcrt-of or to gottrls export- ctl.

(c) That tho provisions oi’ this lit-solution i'l'§'pl'l‘llll§,' :1 tax on silica shall ln- tlt*"llli‘tl to have conic into forcr- on tliv 10th day or May. 10130, nu-l to have itppllcd to all cool] 'nportcrl or tzikctt out of ,\Vill'l'llilll.‘~‘l‘ for consutnptiou on and ‘ziflcr that dalc, and to have tilso applied to goods prt-vionsly import- .pti m1- wltivh no t-ntry for consump- 'tlon was mudc licfort- that day.

tl. That a stamp tax of lwo r-r-rtts ht: lmposr-ti, levied and coils-c- tctl on promissory note and bills of r-xchungc of lhc value of one hun- drcd dollars or loss, and that a tux of lwo cents additional ht- imposed rm r-vt-ry one hundrcrl dollars or fractional part ihcrcof iit excess oi onc hundred dollars.

ti. 'l‘hut a stamp tax oi’ lwo cunts ln- ioiposcd, lcvicd and coi- lcntcrl on each share ul’ stock trans- ft-rrr-rl,

10. That lhr- provisions of the said Act relating to stain}! fllIllPS on iiottlcs and prtckagcs contain- Fug a proprietary or patent lllf'tll- rinc or pcrftunr-ry rctptlrlng that an arihcsivc stamp be affixed to such articles by the person soiling tho isamc, or by the importer, the manu- ifpnturcr or producer, be zimcntleti

to provide that. the said provisions lshnli remain in force as rcllllfllﬁ y)“. grog-k of such tirticlcs in rctai stores remaining unstnmpctl on the Ilist July, 1020, and such stock may be sold in accordance with such provisions until thc 31st. tiny "Y

Duct-miter, 10210, but on and aftcr " illtfll last iticntioncd date every such

BRINGING

We women are great at organiz-

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av DELLA s. STEWART

not count for much if we only nc- complish the tasks set l'or that day. But a few minutes spent in plan- ning the work. in thinking just what order the tasks should take,- and ranking one dovetail into the other-this will surprisingly sim- plify our day_ give us a. little of spare time here and there. and leave us when evening comes not "all tired out" but with some ener- gy left for family pleasures or out- side diversion.

Tlto useless movements, tho le- trucing steps for little, forgotten errands or details, the fatiguing cl"- fccts of worry and ill temper and of feeling rushed. all these can give way to well-ordered and pleas- ant endeavor. We can so organize our mental and physical powers that_ whatever our work may be. it may be accomplished with zest. Isn't suclrorganiztttlon well worth while‘!

article tnifst be stamped bcfore he- lng exhibited or uffcrcti for sale. The stamps shall be affixed to all such articles on or after last A-tigtisl, 1020, by the tnanufacturcr or intporter thereof. or by such racrson us tho Minister may pre- scribe.

‘l1. That respecting bottles or packages containing wines, spark- lillg and non-sparkling, imtnutsctur- ed or imported previous to the nineteenth day of May, 1920. stamps as set forth in the said Act shall be affixed thereto under regu- lations made by the Minister.

12. That the provisions of the said Act relating to moving picture films, and all the other provisions of the said Act inconsistent with these Resolutions, be repealed.

' mm FORTY FEET OF CLOTH IN AN

INDIAN TURBAN.

_-_-. In India the turban worn to pro- tect the hear from excessive heal, and the thickness varies according to the climate in each locality. 'l‘hcse turimns are made of cloth of’ front twenty to forty feet long and wrapped around the head in endless variety, according to rank and taste. All those who can afford it wear a band ten to twelve fcet long, tnadc either partly or wholly of gold thread, on top of the tur- ban. 'l‘hore are a number ot' not: s:- sorles worn in combination with the turban. One beautiful orna- ment, iimllcti to the use of kings, princes. and noblest. is a beautiful- ly embroidered vclnct hand about six inches long and lwo broad, in- to the ntidillc oi‘ which is inserted a gold plate set with precious stones. This is worn obliquely in front of tho turban, and the hand ti; llctl ll(‘lllll(l by means of rt‘ silk thread iastt-nctl to each end.

ii<+0>————- PICTURED SHRINE THE CON- VICT MADE.

(in a Sunday tnorniui: in iliarr-h, i017, while hc tvas in tho county jail at Son licrnurtlino, Switzer- land, awaiting trial, Ramon Gar- cia. nx-convict. drcw upon thc wall of his hox-llkt- ccll a 1ilcturr> ni (‘lirlst on thc (Tross. Joint N. llilii- orrl. in i'l\'cr,yh_rttl_v's, tolls its that “Willi tho stub of an old pcncii borrowcti front an rtccumniotlrtllng jallrvr~gcttius has ('l't"l‘ itizulc use of the first tool that comes. to mind -ltc fashioncrl it Tl‘llllll'l(i|lilt' pict- urc. And straightwav rcrlaln cv- cnts outside of tlic (‘fillllllhillvll or dcr happened. Llkc contontric rings upon the facc of tho ivatcr, thciltmc. oi it spread, Cl't).'.»lll_lf the Sicrrits oi‘ thc Snows, going be- yond the Rockies ,cvcnlu.'ill,v roar-li- lug tiic Atlantic. hinterland. Tho mun who had lif‘iltlllt‘tl tlic picture on the. stool wall imtl long ainco none to prlutill, but the coll hohad ticctipicil in the cotuzty jail hnri bo- romc a vcrllttblc shrine. And tho town tit‘ San llcrnrtrtlinrl. lmd hr‘.- r-ottto a plat-c of grr-rtt rtilgrimzigcs."

A mun wont lnlo a barber's shop and, taking off his hat and coat_ said he wanted his hair cut. lie was r-oitiplclcly’ bald save tor a llt~ llt- lrincc ot hair at lhc buck of his brad! llc sat down in the chair and thc hztrbct‘ put the sheet. rtrotmrl him.

"Oh, barber," sold the man, “shall I take off my collar?" “No, sir," said thc barber. “you

can keep yer ‘at on it yer like.”

UP. FATHER

Several Killed . in Rome Riot

(Dfim- Pr!!! Special.) F I HOME, May 26.-—Four policemen and a civilian were killed and two policemen and nine civilians, in- cluding two women were seriously injured in n clash resulting from a demonstration by students in con- nection with the celebration on the anniversary oi‘ Italy's entry into the war. The police nttclnptcd to disperse a crowd of students when some one unknown fircd'upon_ tho authorities. The police returned the fire and a small battle ensued.

.____¢-oa>__i EDITING AN ADDER

Empire we have

The paragraphs that appeared in some of the English papers stating that a number o1‘ scrool children iu Lelcestershire had been “attack- ed" by a 3-foot adder, should have. had a little sub-editing, says a writ- er in the London Dally Chronicle. To many people every British snake is an rtddor, but neither kind attacks anything but its natural small prey.‘ it was probably the children that did all the attacking. Adders have very rarely been found rtpprottclting a length of 3 feel.

In thc present case the reptile, no doubt, was _thu inoffensive, and iron-poisonous grass-snake, as in- dicated by the tludlng oi‘ its "nest, containing muny eggs." The udder does not lay eggs. hut retains them until the young uro hatched. With thcsc corrections the item of news may pass.

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Delays are Dangerous .' 0rder your Fox Netting today; to- morrow may be too late.

FINGER PRINTS FOUND IN BABYLON.

A group oi‘ valuable hisioriclab~ lcts from the excavations of the city of Babylon, bearing dates US, far back as three rind rt half cen-

turies before the i the pieces carry the distinct prints’ ovci- 4,000 years ago. One sundrleti

Christian era. was recently secured. Several of of thc fingers which molded them contract bears the name of Darl- us, the Persian King of Iltll)_\’l0ll, and is dated in the second ycarot’ £ his reign. The system of charac- tors on the tablets is composed ol‘ f horizontal ,vcrlical or oblique lri angular strokes. This cuneiform

writing. it is said, was first adopt crl by the llubyioniatis rtftci" itsln

isans, and was used by tlicm from about 4500 B.(‘. it jittssetl from them to the Assyrians, who usctl it with sortie changes, itolably in‘ recording the lifc and deeds of thc kings on the surface ut‘ tcrrtt cotta bricks. —--<oo—__- TWO WELL-KEPT SECRETS

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- .4 Drop Freezone on a touchy corn

then lift that corn off ‘ O with ﬁngers

'l‘hcrre are two trade sccrcls at lcasl that the world at largo mity never know, but which it is well worth the while of inventors to study, writes Mr. Albert Wilsdon in the "Electrical ldxpcrimcter." One is the Chinese method of mak- ing thebrigltt and brilliant. colour known as vcrmllliori, or (Ihincst- rod, and the rtthci‘ is a 'l‘uririslt scc- rct~tlto lulttylng of the hardest. steel with gold or silver. Autong the Chinese anti Turks these two nr-crcts are guttrrlttd well. Appren- tices before they are taken for clth- er trade, are compnllctl to swear an ironclad oath to reveal nothing of wlllipt passes in the wurksltotis. ' ‘ YIN/w. pqyv" ey must. itiso belong to families - - t ///~ of high standing, must pay a large taunt of money as a guarantee, and ' ' '47 lilllllt furnish certificates of good clturrtctcr" and honesty. 'l‘iicsr- sco- rcts lmvc been imntictl down failli- luily front one generation in artolh- er tor ltuntireris oi‘ years.

Tiny holllcs cost only u. few rat-tits.

lio was a Chlmtmttn. tic ran a laundry and no one ever hoard him speak u word of English. I often wondcrotl why he had not learned our beautiful language. But to my queries he only shook his head.

One tiny when I paid for my weekly wash he returned less chango than usual. “You've short changed me, Ping Pong!” I cried.

Ping Pong smiled blandly, show- ctl me his Americnnlzutlon of Foreign Merchants certificate and, speaking for the first time in fault- less English, replied: "No; I've raised."

Drop a little lfrcczonc on an ill'li- lng corn, instantly that. corn sltipal hurting, then you lift it right out. it doesn't pain one bit. Yes. tnaglc!

Why wait Your druggist sells n tiny boltlo of Frcczone for a low cents, sufficient to rkl your tot-t or evory hard torn, soft corn, or corn hotwoon tho tons. and trallusea, without soreness or irritation. Fret-zone ls the much tnlkctl of other discovery of a Cincinnati

genius.

( 1) During the last four or ﬁve years it Was impossible to obtain strictly high grade Fox Wi lately this has all changedzBy booking our order last win- ter f0r.thousands of rolls of Special “Red Label” Netting with the largest manufacturers in the British

(4) This Fox perfection that an ever increasing demand is being area- ted throughout Canada, United States, and Newfound- land, each and every mail bringing' more and more on- quiries from all the Provinces from the Atlantic to the Paciﬁc. We shipped recently a Standard car-load t0 a ranch in New Brunswick. They bottgltt on account of the extra good quality.

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LAWN GRASS

CAlil‘Eli'S CIIOICE EVERGREEN LAWN GRASS SEED.

To rpticlrLvkt-ctitu- at pcrlnancitt, rich. grvcn lusts-Ii‘ “illlltl sow our l-lvt-r - n mixture. lt is tho purcnt, t‘ll'illl\‘:l alld lltllll" i--t latwn tlrass blot-d tiflr-rt-rl. No wood sr-cds. .\ ltcatiltfitl l:|\vn can ho mado in six or cigdtt wccks by solving lllii "Willi"- tzuarttihv rt-rptlrtvd pcr acrt- (4,840 square yards) 50 lllai- 0ft“ a plot 20x20, 1'nl'.'35(‘ﬁ.,']l0ﬂipill“ 40c.

Our awn (lrnss Sccd is American grown. 'l‘hc different grasses comprising the Mixture arc imported scllatrittrlY tlllll blcndctl in tho proportions rind aftcr the formula 0f =l'vl'l0l-'l’"l°d American Lawn Maker.

(‘inncurlyallitnvns thcro nro unsightly bnrc spots "lid" shorit- of trccs, which have b zlillcq all clTorts to got into Kill-i‘ but with this tnixture thcro nccd bc no furthertiitficulty. ll combination of limo, rlwttrf-grmving, r-vcrgroco vhriclics, hard. and will stand a long scasontif dry vrcathcr. 'l‘lu- ground for 1t new lawn should bt- a rich. mcllow soil, pcrfcvlli‘ "W I'm“ wccds. Sow tht- sccrls as t-arly in the spring as poallllt‘, roll llll‘ ground pr-rft-ctly li-vci; thc grass Hlltlllltl bt- clll ullvll tuhincvvr allowtnl to itttaiti a icngthof over lhrcc inches.

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