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I n‘, v ~_W. B. Yates, Aabera, Han. w-é-"I vial bothered very much 'iy and neryoo, and the fioi-I would make [no jump and ‘atop nay heart beating. . my mother about it one clay, 5 li-id that abe had been ’ the lame ‘p110: of

told ma so o if, ‘

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Than I had taken the one box I felt qflp a lot better and by the time l hull time boxes 1 got relief.”

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Everybody wants: to start [he New Year with a feeling of pros perlty and security.

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PHONE 17o "' INSIDIOUS EYE STRAIN §

-. Wo use this adjective ad- vllediy.

1 Sufferers from Eyestraln may have perfect vision and therefore do not suspect the preaence of any eye defect.

4 The motive power of the entire human orglrllem is Nerve Energy.

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Normal eyes, it in computed ‘utilize about 20% of this Nerve Energy, but when Eyo- ‘ atraln lo present, a much larger proportion is required. Hence defective eyes. through their consumption of an ex- cessive amount of Nerve En- ergy may seriously affect the Junc-tionlng of other organs , of the body and produce ill health.

HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED

G. F. Hutcheson

Optometrist

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. 10-; ‘ O-O-KGQO-OQO-O-O-O I u n Guar am u PARADISE w‘! t n _ ‘ - . 1th usterole _. -_, __<-. ‘Y 303740 HdmLflifN -, Iniluenn. Gri pe and Pneumonia g . Alum..- of “so-near- and u» usually iwrtwl aqold- Tiwmoment ' ' ' "Biindneaa of Virtue." W039 Tub 9|! Musterole relieves [he esiion

“lull nlll [rue [hm you're [loin-g l0 ‘play the cornct in [he street, is ll?"

'l'ony turnedi u[ lho abrupt quen- don. ‘Dlsllklng funerals. llufii‘ mortonu and lo[l[l-‘|"‘w“'°“i 14001!“ oyr-s he had been [he first man l0 hurry from the room and [he re- slnurnni. ll was ShBIWOOii Willi! Iolluwmi him in-[o Sbaflesbur)’ A" wuuu and [upped him shurpll’ ll"

‘ ONLY A BIG FIRE Ill-r 1W"- l ‘ “Oh, ‘buiio. Teddy," [he sang out. Vlliifii‘? | "H" 3/0"!‘ "W" W" flashing [he [veil-known smllc.

"How [5005 ii, still?"

“Thu! doeulrt mailer. l wail! =1" answer [o my lluoslion.”

“Or course it's lrue," said Tony-

- nearly destroyed by a great con- tiagration recently.

Native: Somebody’: been etuf- fin’ yer, mister-the only thing that's happened here was a big “And, if l hadn't 163mm w play ""9- . [no good old cornel while l was hunglu’ about [he hospital ln '17, I should now he signing on ivil-ii fl “[110 gang oi ‘burglars who are l/Pry guofl friends of mine. As o single man, [l should have enjoyed [hut sort of outdoor sport onorm- ouuly, hui, yisee, ChPlSBi8'S been brought up on ralher nunrow lino-ti and go-J‘ lie waved [he [binii u half-rogretful elo-

quenco.

' An expression of horror spreflll ,ovoir SherwomPs lll-oseorlcd foul- lures and [he ugly scar on his lofl lcllouk hone, an everlasiiiii! “Wm”

Ag [he [man who had.

HER GOLDEN LOCKS

idull rod.

"What keeps Jim shut up in the , parlor with that girl so much?” "Her golden locks."

H,“ lmlcd Tony in [he selfpuulslhingv ‘manner 0f n reliliiilllfi Tamil‘: who‘ g-‘Lmlkeu an [ill-dny-lnnl! “""'”~“Y "i Lil-l [Ifllflfiliiliillll of ihc dovii. As [he lifililjill‘ uudi-r whom he bud still/Oil: .. - "fm- hrlel/(lrill yours ho ulllnlred and! '- respected hion [or his lniumnlil’ and llilUl-Zllllliiilll, flffiflifllPY "lid con-rage [o [ho oxlcnt oi hero-wor- ._,|llp_ ilogalrding him :11 [but mn-_ 7.1mm, as ho ‘bud bud n0 [lliflculty 1 Lu doing while on acllve service. I i..o[ as Tony, [he pro-war rfliifi‘. Th" f -i..mso fish and glib (‘miller 0f Deuce lmcs, hut as Willi? cmmmmfle" .‘ . ‘slirling-iforlescllc, the finest offi- ' dyer ln [he ll. A. It, he was shock- ,i_,, “my appallm] m [he idea or his Milling from his dizzy lbciil-hi Y" in‘? Qguonnny of a sircel. musician. "Look here." he said, ifYilliz l0 [keep his place at Tony's side, an lmcy [lodged through ‘the people ‘who poured out. 0t’ [he theatres in- lk) Piccadilly lClrcuo, "I can't stand ‘.[. There must be something "15P- .llat you can do."

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He: Yes. I have a very activei "What. for instance" wllh Army, mind. ,'.~.'avy and Air Force ull lined up I She: Vcs. Always wandering. ,0,- Jglyg?" Qllllifll, 01d (hing, Tod-

idy. Wllal, utter all, did l[ mat- [ol- [o him? "can't you go to [he Earl of Stir- ling and gel, [him [o wnnglo you something?"

Tony laughed. “My [lear bid mun, my hrolhcr like my falher rhe- roro him, is n [nosl exemplary por- aon. lie wouldn't [ouch mo with [ho cod‘ 0f a six-foot 0019-"

“Why? lmosrrl he know your rc- cord [n [he R. A. IT'S!"

Till) question was not answered. Tony's attention was drawn away

TUT’TUT—! frmu Sherwood"; nagging cross-ex- Cork: Gracious, what happened omluation hy a sight that. stopped to Mr. Bottle? his "luizlrl, Tllted against a wail

like a Hilflk of pomioon was on ox- nollllor wlilhoul. his alrmo and 1e59- A [greasy ‘cnp gaped llungrily at pussers-hy, and two urresilng eyes in a young and well-cut face asked wlih h-Iilor sarcoma for charity. Tony's sllvur cola, but betielrsiill ills quick salute, won n smile of gruiluldo that must ‘have made [he pen of [be recording angel tremble in her hand.

[Sherwoodh aim was hm]. lilo coin hit [he wall and roiled among [he feet of hurrying people. A woman slolllled it, picked it up, and having seen the actions of [ho two officers, dropped it in [he cup. ad- ding six-pence 0f.’ her own. The incident came under [he notice oi others, one or two of whom, wllh n certain sheepisbueos, followed the example of [he woman who zhad held [hem up by her sudden scram- ble. The rest, casting a callous glance ul what had long become o familiar and even tiresome night, passed on. I

Tony cleared his throat. “Who

[hero and lakes h-lm A Chrissie, do you sup-

Corkscrew: The poor fellow fell down and broke hi: neokl

‘I’ .. m» HAD FOUND iT-BR-R-Rl She: Are you atiil looking for.

a cold winter this year? He: No, I've found it-br-r-l

i ,,‘}“’g,,‘},‘,‘[_. puts him home? pose?"

The doggednnd persistent Sher- wood siuck [o ‘(thrfssieu husband like n leech. "Ail rlghl, then," he said, jabbing Tony's a/rm again, tc lfflflllloi hhn wandering attention Just listen, will you? [we go; a

--~ scheme [haUll [like you off [be

Irene Rich has just completed hcriolroels." second ltusaian picture. but [inrlcr u(1 I I . voItlY [iiflfemni clmumslnna-ou than ibrnlkzogdpgifi. Kilxllglnfiknmgahhsls

n t. l [v l .1 r . , Eglry orrsrlcinlnwlrvlfrfirlzrliiii-illpltlfsaursffllmli "m" i“"°“’~“i "Wflliy 11ml nu the [iltughlor of a Russian nohlc-‘mumlmmllp-

mm, ill mako a place for you in [he

Ill-r first Russian picture [van ihu advorlislng departmental‘ my head "Bnllnllon of Death," made nlnf‘ office and pay you five hundred g yearn nun, when fln- only experience year,"

[he cnuld ilolml. was flirt-i» duya’ work r...- "My "flavour. Teddy!" ho said pulling his arm round Sherwoodh lluusculnir shoulders in his winning

Mr. Levy mine home one found his wife lu [he ucl their [mu [lirre quariern. “Mortimer, mommer." ho cried ex- citedly. "You ahouhl givi- it thrcc qunrtcre to iho hniiy! Such i-xiriavu- gancc will ruin mo!" z "No, popper," sold hirl wifc annih- ingly. "it plensca him. I lot him put them in the gas molt-r. llc thinks it'll n hnnlrP-Chlcugo Neil's.

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in , Civics, Commercial Arithmetic, Suit-

A plications will be received up to Janu- Vh. fllffllciDflpartlnent of Agriculture, . which full information may be obtain- ‘ jut relative to any of the above courses.

"my. "What [ho dickens can i say [o t-hui?" y. _ g "Nothing. Just take [he job nod .. . . In e .tc(r)irill'yél_rl>n. Thule all you re asked lie didn't wnul. to [be fussed over ,,hy this man. Nor did he want to be ollouched. which made him shudder.

I'm making [his offer. he was not 4

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"Wmiilins t0 do something in a round-about way for Chrissie, who was always in his lhoughtlu-deep ly, wholly and rather terribly luv. ed. fills one desire wail lo put |lo.. lalr- cilief [mo dllgnifiod work on Ii living [vase an a tribute to his zollantry. Thai was all. And havini: done that, ho could con. , [lnuo [o [halo with all his curious

soul all [he ws damned well going‘

short <

and Drawing.

m do. All [his was perfectly clear to Tony. illis uncanny-knowledge o

human nature, gmatly enhance

by his clone association with so many men lindor 4.1m primeval in- fiucncco of wa/r, made ll sally for

‘him [o [loo [ho worklnga o! Teddy 4-0044“

and stimulated circulation. it [as all the good quahtlespf the old-fa r’ med mustard plaster without the blister. First y_ou feel awarrn tingle as [he golnunent penetrates the pores. then a soothing, cmlin sensation and quick relief. Have Mm eruie handy for anergency use. it may prevent serious

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lug in uniform and not yet having fallen hack ‘into his pro-war cure- lessness, [he solid-aspect. that. lie hull acquired offered a harried"- against [he acceptance of.‘ what was previously a charitable act. if,’ he Ihdd lost his arms and legs like

wall, he would, wlrn ‘Chrissie lo kecp. have been forced thankfully] [o live on Shervroodis coins. As it was his luck hull held and he was sound in wind and limb. What‘ might happen in [be fulure [o weaken ilk.‘ war-acquired morale who could loll. in» [his presenl mood he shicd at [he idea of [ak-

for Chrissids hroud." lie “druid

ias he considered, stolen Chrissie. 4° "ii" 3°" i"““'”'°"[ M" "an m“ [Hroihcr iiu [he [vorld he would now ho :1 dis-

ncw life clean.

so llc said, "ifs foolish for ule to aill-lnlll [[1 [hank you for what you \,\';|Y'|[ l1) do. Um yun know mo. [ could no more knuckle down [0 [ho lWlll-lll) rouiillo of nu (ifficu than he 4i ilflrs0ll. Your [ulillzigel- would give ‘mo lllo order 0f [he cool. ilcfore [he end of my liPSl.‘ wcok. Besides, l‘m signed ill]! lo‘ .110 joker who runs [be -b:[n[l [mil I'm joining up lo-lnorrnlv. [or-re .| is."

“You moan lhnfi"

"Yes, old ‘boy, l [neon ii. [hough . Um enormously grnlcful to you for your kindness." - | "You prefer [0 blow a cursed [lo-r- oot and rattle n box in rho face of 080p": who want. m forget [he wn-r .0 honest wmk in u decent office? You?" lie was not. thinking oi’. [he .u[l, slight, fraceful man in from. of him as [he son of an Earl when no ohm out [his shrill incmduloua iucsilon, hut. an .Wing Commander mlrling-Fortescue, whose deplor- ihie career ‘had boon brought [o an cud by a war for which: he had 09611 horn, who had been raised alli of [he glitter and put on his foot by the kind of work for which,» ne had bad [he some vocation us writing h; lo some men, tho: tlhurcll. silrgery, or discovering [ho south [Polo [o others; who couldn't, dill/P. hcon so excellent in [he olr .f he imd imcu any good on earth. "Oddly enough, l do," said Tony. "Thanks vcry much, nli [he samdf‘ "lfclivcflly Dnylighls," cried Shtdwi/Oflfl. and after u pause dur- ing which he found it utterly l[n-, possible [o linrbwordirsllltnlllc lo‘ express [hdi illsgulli, irritation and! gllci‘, 1'ii[ng up his hands, [urlu-d‘ on his heels nlul [ilvod illln liuV crowd hfilidfliwi.‘

\Vil0l'0llfi0il, eager [0 joln [up B88111 with ‘Ch-rlssie, [lrom whom, excepflfor occasional Week-ends, be had been separated during [he period or [he war, Tony turned ills time [ownrds-whcro? Home? That hardly ‘sccmrd [he right won] I'm‘ [hone [wo [lingy litiln rooml; llml, he bud [akcn [ha-L morning ln (hg i-haibhlcst of the houses in Panlon Simeon-rooms which onco had been finely played in the forward sweep of. the Allied armies and which were furnished with an odd iesorllnont of bits and pieces re- aulling from hie various engage- merits upon [be lmzdon stage. The)’ were. however, .1110 best that Tony could afford. having saved no more than fifty pounds from his My. and‘ [he was thankful [o ‘have found [hem unoccupied. How long ‘he would ho able [o hold them on what he might earn an a performer on the cursed cornet was [he new problem m be laced, The old optimism which ‘had car- ried him through the dolly adven- ‘uro oi‘ pro-war times still bubbled

icllannols. if a good Christian p01‘-

[hat poor devil propped against [he ago

_ _ _ I ll’. h. island. ‘Bum m, ‘Conunmlaison, mm“, a mg bhcrnoods money home to pay Sourm He h,

iagnnloul of [he various (lhrilsliun schools around [he llliy (lilies nnd Sal-rnlncnlo i-H [luc i[[ a lurgo [nonu-

giflcd Hcholul" [ind school manager. lof rcspnnsiilliily, hut on account of

Jiltiitlilll; " liev. ‘ilro. Anthony, wo lind

Special an. Follow In Some Families!

(Continued ‘from page 1)

Rev. [Ilrother Anthony of Sacra- manm, who in one of [be teaching faculty in the new Christian Broth- ora‘ School for boys, la a first coils- in of this MeKllmon family, and of Miss Ciemmy McDonald, [nculion- od above. Ills name in tho world was Angus McDonald. n native nf near Charlottetown, ll’. E. l. The writor was yiaitlng Rev. llrolhor Ananian of [his new school in Sac- ramonlo recently and there had [he ' pleasure of meeting Rev. Brother Anthony. [llml this Brother speci- ullzed l[[ worldly positions he would have shone in [he literary world or [us [he principal of a college. lie Ills now pouring [i0 years of agemu- ljdyu gmnl robust hculih, has a ruli- ‘dy complexion, und has nnmewhnll [lib appearance of Bob Inger-soil. hut his talents run in for different

rives and cathortics.

sniialiiy has [nuch sway in shaping [he morals of our youth I would sliy [ho world is mude belter ho-

caur-lc of Brother Anthony. Brother IhCY "Tiff-KO 3nd

ECENTLY we asked doctors, R all over [he country, the ~ proper treatment for consti- pation. Twothirds condemn- ed the continued use of laxa- More than three-quarters favored the Nujol type of treatment.

No one knows better than [he doctor the greater safery of [he gentle lubricant. As one doctor said, "It is the most natural aid to normal activity of the bowels. The trouble with laxatives is that stimulate

Anthony paid a visit [o his nativc the digestive tract too much. homo in P. E. island fifteen years Laxatives bring on the lamp [ivc habit.” -

The readers of The Maple Ideal‘ will remember yearn n20 [o have

axaiives are dangerous"

said % g" fire Juniors».

Doctors Advise Nujol

Nine doctors out of every ten

[old us they were advising the ‘

Nujol type of treatment for

their patients in place of laxa- l,

tivcs-and for these reasons: 1. Nujol is not habit-forming; 2. A more natural method; 3. A lubricant is better than a laxative; 4. Does not gripe; 5. Is not irritating; and 6. _ Nuibl gives lasting relief.

Unlike Laxatives

Laxatives and cathartics act by irritating the intes- tinal tract. They cause-

, V the bowels pel the com tines and thus rid of the drugs that potions contain.

Nulol acts entirely diderenlly. l; contain! no dIi-IQIUDO medicine. Ir; flfliflnls mechanical. merely softens [he dried waste matter in the intestines and lubricates [he Basso e so that the muscles of the

we s can expel the waste matter regularlymaturaily andihoroughly.

Nature-given "Remedy

Nujolpppeals [o the medical man -bF¢“\l" i‘! i! 8 llrople. scientific and safe remedy for conetlpatioh, no matter how severe the can‘: ma be. it is gentle in its action andp eas- ant to take. Children love it.

Get a_ bottle of Nujol from your drugglst today. Doctor: advise it for constipation, whether chronic or temporary. Avoid substitutes.

o frantically m- ms of the intes-

llic system Pills and

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For Constipation

read articles over [he pen name of

“Bonnie Prince Charlie." Perhaps they never knew that ii was a re- ligious who was writing.

‘Rev. llroihcr George of Sacra- menlo, is another "blue iloae" of lie is n native of about 40 years in [he Christian Brotherhood. Had George become a financier

MUFiRY ROAD WANTS A NEW SCHQOL.

The residents of Murray Road. Lot 11, moi. at [he home of Mr. Jus. C. Tuplln [o talk over [he matter of building a new school. Mr. Robert Skerry was chairman, and Mr. George R. 'l‘uplin serrc- iury. Some correspondence ilear- ill‘; on [hcmolrnr 0i [ho new school [lull had ilocn rocclvcll frmn [ho iPrclnier mid Supl. of [ho llourd oi‘ Education, was read and l-mnlul-nt- cd on by [he molding.

‘ll. was slated by lilrs. llosc Mc. Donald illill [hcru was on or uiloui

[iugulshed banker. The wine [nau-

urc [o [his highly awakened mid Miss Ulcnnny Mcllonaid louver)‘ busy ivomon. and holds n position

professional cousin, lhc pleasure of [on minutes visll. f-lhe has n pil-usuut expression of [ho face with [lurk eyes, and in n wo- muu ofcomoly appearance, . She hcnro all the dignity of her experi- oncou in [ho/ nursing profession. Thorc in luralgn of [he fiappcl- about her. dlcr hair is not bobbed. Silo has [bat naluml poise of hum- ility and reserve [hat makes hcr well adapted [o her calling. Sho is not of the woman gauffrzige type. l havn special reason for going inio those ‘few details. When you rend thin you practically road tho [ypc of womnn from [bu ‘Murltimo Pro- vinces who are frequently found in the [ulraing profession [brouglmul (Jallfolviin and [he United Sluice. l[. was at lilo {Royal Victoria lino- pltnl, Montreal, [hat Miss Cicmm)’ McDonald olilaincd hm‘ [raiulnil- JSinco my wrllo-up about. Duuiol McKinnon and his fnlully null [hclr present rolnllvcs l[[ Sncralnreuio has led m0 [0 lnchilou limihor Au- [ilony and llrnlhcl‘ (loorgc, l will say ill l-onclileiiim [hut [llu now ‘(lhrisilaxl ilrolilcrs School in Sur- ramgmq i3 l1 revelation. o-f educa-

hm‘. crs within [he limits of [ho pm- pnscd [lisiril-i. [it was [lluvr-d by

Sir. (leorgo 'l‘uplin, [bot u ronunil- too of flvc he chosen lo curry on the business of [he district [ownvdll

ricd.

ll. was [novcd by lifrs. _\lcl)ounid. seconded by Wm. li-‘itzgcrnld, [hal Gem-go Tuplln ho sccrolary-[rensur- er of [his coinuliilcc. Motion [var- rind.

committee. Motion (‘."|.l'l'llll]. Movcd by lilrs. McDonald, socmuicll by Mrs. James Tupliu that Rohorl. Skorry ‘ho chosen us chulrmzm of [hln commiilee. Motion curried. Moved. sncoulicd mid curried [lull John (innuolly hr: ouo of [ho cum- millco. Molion carried. it ivas movod, seconded n'nd carried [lull Slcphcn McDonald ho ouc of Cflflllillliflfl. Mtiliflll currk-d. Aflcr vounldoruillo [liscusslun by [he rntnlniynrsl present, ll. was illl- nullnnusly [locldnd [o push [he mal- [cr of building n [ll-w school, nud [he commilloc chosen horn forward

{l5 land-owners and 1S household-

Mrs. Jlosc liicDouald, sccondvd by

Bellini! flit‘ IIPW ilrhonl ulollollcar-

ilt was movod by Wm. Film; gcrnld, seconded by Mr. Tuplin [bail Mr». Rosa MnDonnld im [mo oflllis and

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iui: [c Premier Stewart. also lo Mr. (l. 8.. Sharp and Mr. John D. Ken- nedy, who holds [he patronage tori

11 CODY of the minutes of [ills [heel-I

[he district, stating [he number