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They Were Stumped i

\\'hctt lln- Creators of livatlgclinc l’:llt- IJry finally hit upon that happy drink their 0x- titt-mt-tit gave tvzty to wonder . . . lltitv ti» t"|.'t~sil'_\' it? .'\ (iillgcr Ale? N0! lt is tJlil_\' gingt-rt-tl cvt-r so delicately. Au tar/rt: tiry tiingt-i .\lc. True enough it has a th-y >matsh to it and ginger. yet the :tctu:t| int-t l\ that tht-rt- is uo other type of refresh- ntt-nt so tlaiuty zttltl t'i'iiit_v—sci ilcatly poised lor a punch, a illiXtT otherwise. or tasting "straight."

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It tukcs ti sailor to spill a l't‘llll,V salty _vz\ru. And n0 yarn has more flavor to it than a salty ‘un spun by an old ‘sea dog. That. certainly goes for "Yarns of A Kentucky Admiral," by Hugh Rodman. Rear Admiral U. S. N.,~--as jolly and rollicking, yet. purposcfttl, a chronicle about the sea. and sailors as ever the hcurt oi a lzuidlubbcr ycariled for.

Admiral Rodmali commanded the American Battle Squadron with the Grand Itleet during the last year of the World War. What he has to say o1 those- hcctic days will warm the cookies 0f the hearts of Ameri- cans and Britishers alike.

But it is as a yarn-spinner that. the Admiral is in his element. He has had a glorious time in all parts of the world and he tells stories by the dozens of his amazing exper- iences. with a gusto and humor magnificently infectious. He ls that kind of a sailor.

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British Chict Petty Officer and a German Petty Officer in a Hung- kolig saloon. It was at. the time. many years ago, whcn there was some ill-feeling between the coin- bincd forces stationed at Hong- kong. Thc Americans and British enlisted lllCll couldn't get along with their German comrades, so the Britrli Governor of Hongkong is- rz-ued an order directing a more friendly attitude on the part, of the Britishers towards the Germans.

Now W5 your mm tCfll'C01'~—l8llS this:

“A few inon

Izaak Walton. the ‘ZFnthcr of c pleat, Angler. the blblt; was s. sweet-souled. congeal- plative man. who spent m“? ° time, when he was not, fishing, m we families‘of the eminent clergy- men of England." As Andrew Rue said: “He had a natural taste f0? 8

Bishop."

For fifty-one years old Isaak wasi in business in London occupyinzt half a shop two doors west of.‘ Chancery Lane. There is some doubt! whether he was a- linen-drill" 9T ironmanger-safi C- Lew“ Hmd m: . "109 Best Books"-—but there is not doubt that important. men _ him, and would chat. with this de- lightful shop-keeper-fisherman over] the counter.

pensioners‘ ho Talking to one o what. he did with himself all day.

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In compliance with this order. one 0f thc British Chicf Petty Offic- ers iiivitcd a Germain Petty Officer to have 1t drink. When the glasses were filled. the, Britisiicr, proposing the toast. said:

"Here's to his Imperial Majesty. Lilli‘ German Emperor.“

“I"ro.=it." said the (tel-man (town went. the drinks.

Th" Ghmm" l" WY" "tlfllcd- flhd A Josephine in a Gilbert and Sul- Company's affairs. win-n r-“ady to drain his glass. said. lgvan "Pinafore" company had the The Management

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“Hero's tn his Imperial Majcstyflnnlurgivablc habit of singing sharp. ulatied upon the results of the r~ German Emperor." {and the equally unforgivable one o ‘ 'l‘l'r~ Bi‘iii.=hci' put clown his glass being careless in her dress, l‘ ‘mm 5am? {John Philip Sousa in his reminis-

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_ --—————---" -. , Lo I am still laughing hvci" his story smooth for the following daysmgogcionmlljllpxiahe was a new? of a "friendly drink between a work" paper mun in the early days of m5

ths ago I visited wit)‘: a. distinguished colleaflue 0i mine» t‘ me at Winchester f the men. I asked

" ‘Well sir.‘ he sold, ‘sometimes I sits and thinks and sometimes I just

"irndt," said the L. c. J., "des- cribes a judge's day in the court

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Annual sfllll-lhflMccting of The Tucltett Tobacco ,Company, Limited, was held today at the Head Office in Hamilton and the Sixteenth Annual Report was presented with statements of the

was congrat- year's f business which showed the largest 0l8b9$,l31'0fil5 h’! the hismrl’ 0f the Chm" tlisititieszi-l t-ost 8 (rt-tits per pouutl. ll‘ llqllidrtliio skitii-lllllik ‘is tihurgtatl at tho

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BLOOD PRESSURE

illuntl prc» ire is the force that’. tint lit-art excl-ts in order to pump the blood through the circulatory system. The heart. is a hollow. ziui-t-iiltli- tiigali which acts us n pump to keep tlic blood ill circuit.- lion. Tlic blood leaves the hoait. iii two btlYJlllllS. One stream cal‘- rics the blood to the lungs where it is purified; the other stream goes to all parts of the body. carrying food to the tissues. _

The arteries arc hollow tubes which carry the blood. Normal arteries arc soft and elastic. The impulse of the heartbeat is carried along through the arteries and can be felt at. tllu wrist. where it is call- ed the pulse.

In the normal. healthy body. the blocd pressure is normal Certain abnormal conditions, particularly those affecting the heart. arteries and kidneys cause an alteration in the blood pressure and it becomes ilornial .

An abnormal blood pressure is not. a disease but is a symptom of some abnormal condition. It is a warli- ing sigh and the physicial seeks for and treats the cause.

lgisrcgard of the needs of the ‘body fol" exercise, rest, proper food and such things. throws a needless strain upon the whole system, and one symptom 0t‘ this is frequently all increased blood pressure.

The family physician should be consulted regularly for advice as to how to live. The periodic health examination is not only for the purpose of discovering abnormal conditions. but also for receiving ad- vice as to how to keep normal.

Questions concerning Health. ad- dressed to the Canadian Medical Association, 184 College Street. Tor- onto. will be answered by letter. Questions us to diagnosis and treat.- mcnt- will not be answered.

oxln-riiiiv-iilts _l| Wtll- touutl that tthv hogs ft-tl slunottrl giriut-il l.0l pouu-tls pct‘ (lay, llltlfibliill ts-kitn milk cs5 pounds uiltl the chock ‘lots ,00T pourils, till! cot=t liPl‘ pound gain oi‘ 1L5, 8.15 until 001 (rents l‘i‘S|)t§t9llV("lL\'.

The tl-‘illifihlllllle port/ain-

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Pasltltilh which had been mammlh"l'zittlt- rate, tit would he worltll $5.70

tper toll i-itstctiil ntt‘ $4.00 aril llu- pcr pound l-ztriii woulil Iu- NR

"we drank to the emperor the Qenrjpg “Marching Along.“ fits-t tllllt’. What's the mutter with‘ "our; night," recalls Sousa, wholed as shown in the Annual R/Blwrt- fllmkl"! l" "l" 0009"?" lwas ~conducting the performance Mr. Howard S. Ambrose, thc‘t~o,\tt_ ' '"“"""' Y" hi“ Illtlicrial Mnjvfit ("she (zainc oil the stage with her Pfflsidvnl. in addressing the shfllh-‘tzeii-ts, illl-Sltlilil nt $.15. lcis-‘liiiic-tl [tor t - tutti Fltuncror," apzaiu saldjmcliggal, showing fully two inches hfildef-‘i "Qlhmehlcd "P0"

ulrv (‘tt-rtiuall and drained his gins

8- ibclow her gown.—an "P Britirehcr. thoroughly ‘

Ill-b tsiiig a shade over the pitch. I hur- ‘- Mid =m1§11\'- W! his class llh-iricdiy scribbled a note:

the zuialyzill-g 70 1W0‘ t-t-iit total limit-in d she began t0 Showih 0f the 5115371955- Q9l7°ci3nYoi' ' Gil l)t‘l' cent. tligestiaitrlti prutviti ‘ivlth regard to the increase in salesmm Lwlllug H; 550,00 in 100,00 pt-r of m9 CQmDF-ihyh bYflllds- 0f Cit-la!" hut, is one ol‘ ltho cheapest protein

.‘t'. I'd and sold: M1393.- Madam; {Q0556 vuiqp: yqul‘ cites. and expressed the hope ‘that. was m], ||| nmrkol a‘! the ‘)]"\)‘\i:_\||l_ ‘ ..;'il. if you wont drink to th0'pr~tticoai two inches, and low “your Vhfl growth l1‘ Vflhllh!‘ 0 business J"\-:l[l‘] 1t‘ it'd at tlu- l'§|l{\.lll' ti 1n ‘WWW 1"" “l7 "‘-’!""-“ Yo"? lllllvlllill‘ voice out! ilutll. J. i‘. S)" whwh “"5 hcu" ‘ilwrlmlced (hlrinlitt pr-r rout 0f thi- llll'll raltioli, will fmpcw ‘ and hc- stuck lift, fingers! _ ..__ the past few yr would continurnlmiw “mm “wins “M dcvvh,“ a u...“ rlrita-n . throat lillti “the ctupcr- A Divot-ting incident’ for the 1h“ Willing Directors were all rv- U...“ m,“ it-t-ll [might-ll ‘hat-on llltlld, 0|- ("f-nip u“ lnudicnccnoccurrud when Snusais elected. _ plwivitlilitl: a lizrltlllctvtl ‘Pllllilll "in ‘It'll.

. . . “""'_ iBfllKl Wfl-‘i playing a" lmlcl"‘ll' 5mm‘ . Al‘ a Incvtlng ‘m the Dircctons ‘mm l-‘rnlu tho oxptirltncuils trhnvv oil-t-

Hw "Hm" "l "it" <l'"""\i"ll'kl‘ilDakota. The concert was given ill a mb"”q""‘n" l" m“ Allmlal MQBUNF? |l.-.-,.l_ [islhtutual is .1ovoiiitnviutlcrl 1'»

- "vml lmhw ""‘- Al!“ "hall dedicated to vaudeville. Oilc o . '\£lllill‘(il Rotinian~\'riis this: the \lfll_ld(‘villuing did an not. in "°'”1°cu“l- gusmh" 3'03"“? “HOT lllllflfi U19 Ad-lwhicti at a certain cuc about two , Yml-“l "when “'9 k911i 11 Slfllivll Ehillhundred hats of nil sizes and shapcsj t ui Constantinople, our mcn taughtlwero released from :1 net. strung inlFISHMEAL vs. SKIM-MILK FOR the Turks to play baseball. Ill lllt-"Ptlle roof and came tumbling on tol PORK PRODUCTIDN. tmrtl match between the Turks allrLthe stage. (Expemmemal Farms Nmf!) the bluclat-ktvis when the first Turk} ~—— , i ,, vainc to bat. he said: '. “Just how it hnPlN-‘tied, l (innti “w “"1"” "f “kihll-‘llliik "'0 Allah’ izivc nu: an rye to seciknow.“ chuckles Sousa, “but iii thdslllllc‘, “l "mlmml l"""“'il| m“ “"1" imiddle of a number a shower of "MW?" m‘ “m”! khmv" l" "hmitl "fruit-v “llc struck ivaszhats descended upon us. They were p‘! 1'" "h? ‘Pl-lltllltg of ‘Illtcou hilt-iii. In "m- piled tiearly three feet deep in the bells ofthc Sousziphones. The laugh- ter that overwhelmed the audience‘

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"The second Turk said:

“'0 Allah! givc me the skill to hit the ball!‘

"He. likewise struck our

“Tile third ‘Turk canu- tn hat and

hear the band play at all, althoughilmlh will he economical ‘to pur-

they valiantly continued to do so." “hm”- _ h" 1923'“ ‘"11 "Xlloriiiivitt was

Al. I - When barely seventeen years old "imrphfll ‘:11’ ‘I'll. the Doniitiloit l‘iXlll\.lll— I‘ b‘ u Ilflh: mam that i may tnukc Frances Hodgson Burnett-of "Littlci"‘|°“_'_“'! “illm- Nflllllilll, Nova St-otiit, . .t..r~ nt. Lnrd Fauntleroy“ memory-sent herflvhelmll ~-| ‘hogs Wt-rv irctl from

"And hr also struck out. first story to an editor. The H0dgson'w“'1""i"i¥ l" 'l"|'l1|\“JI'i1H-£ on u glllllldl

family hnd recently come from Eng-',"""5°" "mmiiillillili K lwr cont of tliwh- land and were living in Tennessce.'"l“"'i- Allmhfll‘ tlmltli of 25 hog): whet-c they were having a hordhfit“ 7°" "he Hum" tzliain mllxttui-o, ‘Slrilflglr to make both ends meculllllllfi 3"" mumwls or ukiut-tnilk li0l‘ Frances, who frolii early childhnodtlt)" littliluls Wt‘ rho grain mtixtiirv. ptvasscsscddthc Lgitftd of) making i llll‘g‘l)lil‘nll‘-l"‘liiilf‘l.lilllOtl gmmtp gttlllctl .05 s ones, spac c ier prec ous ill s |lt‘i' uiy ut a cool 0i‘ 10,: _ _ --- " ~ ‘manuscript on its mission the snlctellns per liflllilfll. Wllltile Ililu skint ‘Sneaking of tho vorticity of fillll,"}0l)jCCb 0t which was to obtain money milk lot gttinctl U4 lrnuintls tl-nilv t t F" "i Admiral Rodmnn. "while I wasito hclp out at. home. i Ia (‘out 0t’ Xvi count pui- “pupil "rllln Yimvlllk at the entrailcc of Cliesa—‘ rtiii-ilimtl.t.l iautl skihni-niitlk ‘wt-H. l 11kt‘ 131W 01111 May. when the blue-i That is mode quite clear in thdclmirl-retl at $100 00 and $4 00 ci- fish wcrc on their northern migi-n-ilcttel" she wrote to the cotton-lion rotspetztivelry.‘ I p’ tioli. it was not unconuunn to lilivc quoted in "The Rolnuntlck Lady" oi in 102G two (‘X])(3l'l]]ll\l|fl.» \ .... them grab a two-pound lead at the thoroughly delightful biography Of|€ll|l~lll0tl on lu C‘l('ll tiase t dull-k cnd of a sounding-line. nnd try to Mrs. Burnett by her son Vivian. Itipen which ifPCtlilllfitll no llilll‘ imi- makc off with it. The fish that, nc- ran: lull.‘ tsuppltu i w.“ fliylKdhufsllyl m. in“; whim“ if Drflbilbly did not weight Sir: I enclose stamps for the re-itest. 'l'lio":nvl-r-u;e I (l-llii “no; If. Over ten pounds. judging bv these turn of the accompanying MS, "MlSSiFPKBOPIltNl were ‘we llklllkilvli: i311.“ [gust were token. At. mt». end of Si. Desbrouglfs Difficulties," if you dojmczil fctl lotnléfi .........{.;, Nptinl- Irflbsh work the lead was mnterially not. find it suitable for pubilcatlonjmllk fed ‘lot, 1,1-p¢mlmlg_ ...,,..| U... i 011R fined by the imprint nf their in your magazine. My object is re-ltihcck gmtip, .93 potuiwls, The aver- |tceth and had to be hammered mime-ration. 33g‘, v05“. per “mum KM" we“, 373 Yours rcspectfully- yifitllllfi for tlu- ‘tilsluntrtail ‘fed tlots, 7.- li‘. HODGSON. 57 I tgolititu ‘for lilo skint-milk 10th —-i um .. ti for til * -. l Thc story conic back. It was; ln 15137 ¢w,,en(,,l::ik,3:::::,:..|.,..,.,m promptly forwarded to the editor Olqvprqi ..,,||.|..,(.“,¢_ Th‘, “Mm Wu", [gaiivvtrli] lodvs 300k? b/tllettcrstighlnly lower _wilh tho fldhnlt-a] "Sirflwh: wasgihlinitlillllggl efiliflxdilmll Emu!“ than Wm“! U108“ m“ skllm being éancd élrwm “hid if Lficylllllk. luit, both ‘lots i-illowetl Kroiuttel _t— _ ‘l l q "I _ _ ‘gtthu- l'lltiil tho checkpoint. ma? ‘v35 973ml‘ “S “'55 5°‘ in evil tile oxperinicnltk (lllltllllllul. ‘mo’? Engn-‘h- The Ymmg vile lingo hut rho lilwllllltlllil fed lots nutihor ilelfllfftcil‘ that it was Oflglnflllwgl-e equal”). as mm] or helm. H, “l! ":3 "£19 fish H d h type that Iflhihlietl titan. lllfi-‘v m: been Om “Fh t T5759 t a" 5V5 sklmmllk land both lots showtwl y l‘ 5 0' “n” l“ Amerlm- ‘mtnrkfiiluu-perlnzllty over ‘the chuck jlots- The 1927 fed tliom wem grati- Hl HY a trfillfewentsifzivc of tilie Live

TTllf‘ sides changed anti an Am- t-rimn hlilcjackct came to bat, llp fanned the houic-plzltc with his hat, and cxtrlnimed to the world at large:

“You know me, Al!‘ and knocked '2 houic run.“

NERYIIIIS lllllilll BENEFITEB

Praises Lydiulfiiiliun’: VegetablcCawouid

Asbutos Mines, Quebecw-"Alter tziia birth of ow second child, I was

Tho editor countered:

Us another story?“ 1 . L , _ The Editor did not believe she a" “mmv” P" "WW1 mmin, o0 [)0]

, had written her own story. He would l , , n v not believe ll: until she had written glemciigmgo £1? ‘g3. fixlcllor ‘l another. He would see! She wouldtflhgvk ‘m-vnm '5', p‘... cmjlxiipvl.’

“how mm! __ ‘I30 per ceizvt thrick tHlTlOOlth mm 20 In three days the new smnhilmiytyfigrrlliiflliiiljp gl:;Kfi"l'(‘flll‘llfl of ‘til

"Aces or Clubs," was finished. Sh» made it an American story with- out a touch of English COIOIlHQ.‘ That satisfied the doubting Thomas who bought both stories psylfll $15 for "Aces or Clubs." and 820 tori aootllerslx bottlm in. I recommmd it "Miss Desbroughs Difficulties." And P‘ to Imam I lmovfl-Mns. 1'. um is how Frnnws Hodgson, all Albfifl Mill‘ she was then, was launched on her]

way to literary fame and fortune.

_.._ I without it in the liooscwnow, sud llIVQ

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[lull oifiizcrs of tlic Coiliptllly were

iu who

ilmliy cases, 'll‘tl\l'cv(\,l‘_ ml“. supp’...

was so tremendous that you couldn't..g"i"l“‘- ‘IQVPJOII the Might type or

"Dem": We decide Wm Yo" 53nd Stock Bmnlvch and the results were‘

cent. selects, 10 per oer-t t-ihop hogs; |

m.» "l..." \\'ll'|) - growing itiztirknt. hogs alltl has ihlllgl- it. liiilitrtl ‘Fllllllly 0|‘ skim milk on liaiul. ~ {C} NEWS FROM LAKEVlLLl-I.

Their many friends regret the dclmrttirc of Mr. and Mrs. William Pope nnd family. Mr. Pope has been ill New York for the past six months and came homo lately t0 dispose of ills property and effects. He had a stile Friday, 11th inst, but, owing to the busy season the at.- tcndance was not. large, but fair prices were rccelved, mostly owing to the efiicient auctioneer, Mr. J.A. Mcinnis. Mr. and Mrs. Popc. with their family,’ the Masters Henry and Lloyd, and Miss Hazel. left Tucs~ day morning lor New York, where a good position nwnits him. They will be much missed llcrc as they were highly respected. Thcir host of friends wish them all happiness and success in their new home.

Mr. Neil McPhcc. of Fairfielddms purchased thc house lllid lot for- merly occupied by Mr. Pope. and intends moving iii soon. Tlicy will receive a ltcarty welcome’. for Mr. lllld Mrs. McPhec tire jolly good fel- lows.

Our veteran builder. Mr. William Stevens. has scvcral lttrgc contracts for the summer. Although only with us for a few years. Mr. Stevens has erected four large barns. and sev- eral smollcr buildings, which stnnd as memorials t0 his skill nnd work- manshtp.

Mr. S. J. Rose. whose dam was destroyed by the storm lost. FnlLln- tends putting in n hcuvy gas engine and continuing the business as usual.

We arc pleased to lcorn that Mrs. William Fraser is improving rapidly lifter n serious operation in the P. E. Island Hospital and hope to see her home in the iicar future.

There arc in this school district. tlirce men who arc wcil over the four score mark, and still hole and hearty.

1 There nrc a number of Western horses purchased around here and ~all giving good satisfaction.

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Great preparations are being made |for certified seed potatoes.

The school is progressing wonder- yfuliy under the expert management of Miss Margaret Chandler.

1928 ;

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Leads its Field in Style and efinepts

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H New Series Pontiac Six terior trim . . . Delightful evid-

i WH4EEL T was designed and built in the ence of luxury in upholstery and i BRAKES belief that everybody admires appointments . PLUS the NE“. IEHER nonms style iu a motor car. smoothness of Pontiac’: power. NEW cannulurron so‘ h, ma“ Sh‘, e-yefybody ful“Six”enginc . . . thesafcty

of Four Wheel Brakes and the comfort of Lovejoy Hydraulic Shock Absorbers.

No wonder the New Series Pon- tiac Six literally leads its field in

can enjoy it!

Beautifully-proportioned bodies that tell their Fisher craftsman- ship zltaglance . . . Long, low lines and deep, massive radiator

NEW GASOLINE GAUGE NEW CROSSFLOV/ RADIATOR NEW’ STOP l.lGll‘l'

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Qflfiflfl color in exterior Duco and in- for yourself by a demonstration.

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