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‘Troubled Him

Vfltflh-"I hove been troubled with

Dill advertised, but have never had up of them do me so nmoh good es

hed on etteek since. Illdieine you can tulle for the blood."

00., Limited, Toronto, Ont.

INDIGESTION

For Two Years It. H. 0. Harvey, Never, Ont,

on for the last two yum have taken everything I lulu l

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URDOCK i L0 OD. i BITTERS

"I have taken eix bottles and baron ‘t It is the finest

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Connolly Estate Scholarships

Applications will be received by the dersi sled until June 14th 1928,‘ from students. desirous of competing in a written examination for l. Connolly Estate Scholarship. This examination, to be held in July next, is open to all deserving stud- ents who. shall. have. been found eligible to compote, in accordance with the provisions of the Will of

the late Owen Connolly. Each ap- plicant shell state (1) his name in full; (2) age; (3) Names of both parents; (4) Post-office address: (l) Nature and extent of his studies during the‘ past year. M. J. SMITH Secretary ‘Trustees Estate of Owen Connolly" Kfnlnrl. P. E. I. May 28th. 1928. 4752-30-31-6-2-5-7-0.

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I an instructed by Frances Raughey to sell by auction 0n the Promises at. Kelly's Cross on Friday. June 15th, A. D. 1928, his farm. consisting of 65 acres of No. 1 Land all olear and in a good state of cul- tlvation. Also all his household fur- niture. Sale positive as owner isi leaving the Province.

JOHN P. BRADLEY

4953-6-8-31.

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I offer for sale at North Gran- ville, my mill property, also new dwelling house, two acres of land included, in a well located place near church, school and hall.

MR. GEORGE F. WILKS, Bradalbunll, It. R. No. 2.

4955-6-83?“ "l " '

Mortgage Sale

Take notice that undcr and by virtue ofithe powers of sxlle contained in n cor- g: ll tgllrlifflke or Deed of Trust minted Delogcnty-frlurill d:l_v of Jllllrlnry A, P. 4. llllltlr- helwccn .l. d: 'l‘_ .\Irlrl'l.u

41500110)’ Limited of the firs! pllrt, gn The Maritime 'l‘rullt (‘orporuilnn of the second part tllvl-e will p;- offered ‘ll’ “l9 l‘! Public Auction on the prelu-

l"! N08. 75 lo 70 Water Slrnct I Cllflflmfeifiwll. on lilonduy lno slxll feenth du of Jilly A l). i928, nt (he

hour oi‘ eercn o'clock in thr forrllnun, lhe following propcriy. nzlnlnly-

All thut irm-t, plcco or parcel of llllll elfuntc, lying und being 1n (‘hnrlnilc- "mfh nforcsuid hounded nu follows: On the iiouthorlst by '\Vnter Sin-ct, on the Southwest by property now or llllo- i? (Hvncd by W_ W, Owen (formerly used nu Tell-graph Office), on thr- Nortbenui by property of (‘hnrlcs ll. ll, Longworlll, and on thr- Norlhirost by the ltobins Estate,

Also llll lhul other |llil'i‘t'.l of lllnri ill (‘hllrlotirlioivn ilollnrlcrl nu follows:

On lilo Northwonl by Wlllcr Street, on the Soutilwcsl by property of lis- Bloln Broll,_ on the Northeast by pro-

perty of the Labor Union. illlfl on lilc.‘

Southeast by propl-rly of Bruce fltcw- nrt d. Cu

Also all the personal property of J. h T, Morris (‘ompllny Limited, coul- prlelng the machinery, plllnt equip» ulent, office furniture. stock-in-lrnde. botllon coninlllcrs_ llnxl-s, cases. on- senees, materials llnd sup ill-s used in connection with lls buelilcss, beers, ncnted writers llllll drinks mnnufnclur- cd or in process nf nianufnrlllro, forni- lliaee, trzlllclnnrks, trndn mlmcs. bonk- llebtl, and nil other fixtures. ulcnslllr goods cllntlcls cffccts nlld user-ts now ow-np , nr which nt the limo of lluch nelo may bu owned b lho llllid .l_ d; T. Morris (‘nlnpllny him tell.

Terms of iililP to be twenty er cent l-esh It. the time of sale, llnrl lle bnl- snce within lhirty days after the rum u I t,

rum-ll this fourteenth day of Mn)!

9 The Mllrllinle Trulit. Corporation, 0! McLEOD d: BENTLEY. ‘Their Attorneys,

RED CROSS LINE S. S. “ROSALIND”

FREIGHT AND PASSENOERS

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Canada S.S. Lines Ltd.

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“The girl who hangs onlo a gu

knows the ropes."

A SELLING PROPOSITION Reggie:

Miss 5.:

A PICKLED CUCUMBER

Pal-snip Corn. Ltold you I'd run you In If you got pickled againf ‘A

Mr. Cucumber!

IT DOUBLES THE EXPENSE “Wily have you shunned living a

life?" "Because pense."

it's double the

ON THE SQUARE

She: Why is this boxing ring ton"; Pills-just light. fol‘ wolncns M; mum” n h," 40y,- cqmuq, ills, lnlld, efficient. and ncver causc

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$169.55

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Chllptor 52. THE PACE 0F i-‘OLLY

T0lly, lying awake and tossing rcstlcssly in the guest-room of the Spanish villa, hoard Millicent rc- tum home with a gay and noisy party.

pawn was beginning l0 lighten

, he sky; birds wurc singing in the Lrcos on thc lawn that stretched to thc sound: the freshness of thc Aug- ust morning was drifting in through thc opened windows. He thought, with n pang, of Lymlwood" of the trngrllnt quiet of the rolling mead- cws, tile scent of box from thc garden. the cardinals in thc poplars.

And thou a couplc of shrieking motor-cars sped up thc drive and came to a. stop bclnw thc terrace‘. There was a grinding of brakes. a great. deal of laughter, llnd shrill screams.

"Como in. everybody." he ‘hcnrd Millicent say.

Then thcrc was scrnlllblirlg and laughing below, and the sound of many fcct. on ‘the slocnc-flaggcd veranda. A Sllllill arllly must be entering the hall. judging by the clulnping over thc parquctry. A door banged sharply. and, after that. the noise was more subdued: ‘Al. lcast. it. seemed so. to the listener upstairs.

But not for long. After a few nunutcs. Tony heard the quick rush of light. footsteps on lllc stairs: there was o. knock at the door. and Millicentfs voice called:

“Awake. Tony? If you aren't. you must. bc dcnd. slip on a dressing-

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"Isn't it a scream? One of thc mcn colncs from Honolulu, so we played we were in Hawaii, and they crowned me queen. We're going out on the Sound to try to surf-board.‘ Hurry up." She turned away.

“Millicent? he exclaimed exas- pcratcdly, "I won't go down to meet that rubblc---"

“Rabble?” I-Icr cool eyes mct his. “They are my friends."

“Well, froln what I can hear of them, I should think you'd be ash- amed to admit it. Ilavcnt you an idea‘ what your neighbors will say to all this noise before daybreak?"

She chuckled.

“Neighbors? That's a good one! All the neighbors. old darling, are down-stairs. Do drop the virtuous

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l-Iazclbrook, has been giving a ser- ies of health talks, mostly under home conditions, in this city on the subject of "Food and its Relation to Health." '

After a visit to his old home at Hazelbrook five years ago, Mr. Mon- aghlm went to St. Louis, Missouri, where llc studied food chemistry.

taking place ill thc method of pre- paring foods. The American Food Journal Institute published the rc- sults of their lengthy investigation and as a result a new method of cooking equipment was manufactur- cci. Ml’. Monnghau secured an ap- poilltlnent. ill the New Method Food Research Department with which he has been actively connected ever since irlth the exception of a few months leave of absence during thc past winter. Mr. Monaglian is one of the lending food chemists and speci- alists in Canada today and his health talks are the topic of enthu- siastic conversation. He is an inter- esting speaker llnd handles his sub- ject "Food and its Relation to Health" in a competent manner. A tribute to his ability is the fact that he is Mnritlmc lecturer for his Dc-' partmeut. From llcrc he goes to Halifax tlleu to St. John.

The thing that started thc inves- tigation which later developed “Thu New Mctilod of Cooking" was n series of advertisements run by Met- ropolitan Life Insurance Company following lilo American public and cnllcd attention to the high percen- tage of school children who for onc cause or another had physical dc- focts. . The general trend of thc ndvcr- tiscmcnts were such as to lend cor- taiu lending food chemists i0 bellevc that the proper selection, preparat- ion and cooking of food would mat- erially relieve the situation. They first went to the Mellon Institute, located in Pittsburgh, to find out what might be done along this line, and also to find out where to have thc proper experiments conducted. The officers in charge of the Mel- lon Institute felt. that they were not properly equipped to conduct tile experiments required, and advised the chemists to engage the services of the American Food Journal In- stitutc of New York City. This was done. Briefly, the work done con- eiatprl nf hnvina the same series of

Mr. W. J. Monagllan, formerly of -

During Ills studies. a revolution was .

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and excited. Shc wore, about. hm" 'I‘oll_v, fair head, a gilt and silver coronct fluently. dressed pnd descended.

of paper "the sort. that scrvc as,

llcr white throat was u ‘trailingilu evening clothes and all wearing ncckizlce of inicrwoovcu flowers. Sllc ipapcr caps, drinking and shrieking ed to the Lwo ornaments fllidlili, onc another and laughing up-

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}I“1l never be able to make them dlbclcive that I. of all people, have ‘o dead ‘un for a husbandffl She sped dcwn the stairs, with-

uftcr swearing silently and

lie found lmlf o. dozen women

dulnd zui equal number of men, nil

(rcllricusly over nothing. Millicent.

“Herc it is, people!" Every onc seemed to lllll on him | at. once. i-le was grcctcd with a ycll.

(Some one proposed tlult. they go iswimmlng, dressed as they were. lTllcrc was a wild scramble, and

tests carried on in a large number of iltensils of different types, makes, designs, etc., with the idea of deter- mining what thickness of metal was best. suited to the preparation of different foods, the sizes necessary. thc temperatures required, and just which items should be included in thc household equipment necessary (.0 prepare healthful meals.

One of the points upon which yhcre was no difference of opinion ‘was that fresh fruits. vegetables, meats, and fish should, if possible, be cooked below aboillng temperat-

addcd. It is necessary to prepare them this way in ordcr to elmllnntc the loss of the essential mineral salts and vitamins during the cooking op- eration and to make digestion bet- ter. It was also agreed that such

etc, should not be peeled before be- ing cooked. The results of this investigation

were incorporated in a reportwhicll

ure without water or grease being

and the Institutes recommendations

sent e tklually- to ‘limited amount lo ~ teke t e lace of missing or doubtful nnswrra. ou are neither obliged nor requil-‘edhlzhbuy er sell u single thing lo

‘ th i r- f rise. l?“ Corals: dlrlges ligand Friday Aux. 31st, 1938. Entries s ould be forwarded promptly.

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not Hosiery Company, Ltd. DQQCJQ Toronto, Ont.

As the Investor Looks at lubrication

“I’ve ‘always made ii. rule to take per-

was submitted to a large company engaged in thc manufacture of kit- chen equipment, and the first. “New Method of Cooking“ equipments claimed to bc an important lnvcn- tion of modern science, was mnrlc. some four your ago.

In addition to thc report. of thc Institute, the manufacturing comp- any secured the services of Miss I-Iclen Louise Johnson, at onc time Secretary of thc National Associat- ion of Home Economists. Tests have been conducted at. the Modcrn Pris-

ll“, Millicent. flcel. of foot. even Ill

ill“ llcr French-heeled slippers, was on Stanley. in chargc of thc iionlc l-lc- (‘flilivlnil- 0° Tell" "l" l"? "Peclfd-‘tlle beach before thc others. Regard- Ymll hlldylcss o! her gorgeous gown, she plun- swcct and clean. You can easily gcfigcd mm the watch _

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(there's anything to drink in til

!_ > (house. I'll order breakfast. We'll play \ tennis afterward. Can you loan the

mcn some of your things? I'll rustle j ‘some frocks for the girls."

Tony said, with lifted brows i ‘Does this sort of thing happc often?"

isn't it?"

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