How to Make ' Coffee . v L,‘ ' w ulwlupoonful mixer-and Coffee to cod’: cup. p0“, ﬁgdr, hailing 0V8 the all’; Simmer 5 minula. [At ‘yd a fewminutea. 11m save. Bu“, you m; rich, ﬂail-bodied 5am. BRAND CQFFEE ,gl°‘lmd"'ﬁ"ﬁ“md l" miter: and ordinary v M‘ In K, r and z-lb. tins-at d] 89nd dealers; Write for "Pgrfcc: Coffee- Perfectly ' M5,", ‘ frucon request.

cHASl-I & SANBORN, MONTREAL =

Liquid (l/‘tuiilc is all Lliui. Lilo name i inplics——zr stone-hard varnish for iltlOfS, stuirwuys antl similar surfaces, tliui; ivill tllll-\\'Clll' llie ordinary varnish uird rcttriu u perfect ﬁnish undcr the lrurtlcstwcar.

rlltiilc by Berry Brothers, 0i coursc. _

, nun Yri-ru “y I. lll)\\'IrANI lrislrrlnrior‘ fr.

‘ \\ lsuirnyiilrlv

i vlllrfl-Arrr a iiiiiilirwnlvr, uru. Summer-aide

r

Taxation Problems

ANSWERS TO QUERIES

wggeaiglliwllls questions nnd ans~ _ or the lllfOflllilliUil and Slllddllce of those wlro corrrc undo-r the Sulcs iind Luxury Tux ‘Held’; nrirnufncturcrs or 13pm. "it 0n (deancr, n household licccsslty, selling our product u". r-ct to dealers. Du we have l0 puy m“ "l"! DB1" cent Sales ’l‘ax" l! 5O should it be shown as u ﬂcprirau; ilcm our invoices to dealers?" I Invoice must state separately dlllllllnt of sulcs tux, when not in. 5.139331 'l‘...lr‘l.ir°ill“"ﬁ. ".21?" T“ ‘m’. HORN on which _ n inn acturers “T; _ hi0 t sealculatcd. ocs the tux one per cent affect surokeil hours. bzrcous, Sflusaggg lllllll» lllllldllng sand rill kllltl of eatticl fecd?”

smoked hams and bacon subject to lllX. sausages, bran, mliiillingu unu irilxcil feed for cattle exempt.

llflvo we to add one per cent m. nrir sales of pickles and vinegar, lwlcllllll. ﬂyfllll. Jilin and preser- vt-s?"

Suics Tux one pcr ccnt llilylil)l0 Q“ lll¢llll‘$. ketchup. jum, preserves. byrup cxernpt,

"ilndi-rstzintl Excise tux one per ccnt \vlli now bc churgcrl on uil irn portzitlorrs, such tux payable u, (‘usloursn This helm; so, should wholesalers cirurge additional one llcr cent on our invoice to our cus- llllllllrll. which would nrcziir irc would hzivc to pity total tux two per cont? ltegiirding sales nuidc by (‘uuudiurr houscs in United Stirtcs of commodities originating thcre, understand tux not applicable."

Ono per cent Sales tux on all irrrv poriirtlnns, tax playable m Gus. toms. \Vlrolesaiers, wlren selling lrrrportcil goods, rrrirst also clrzirgc "l"? lWr CUllt tux, which rrrirst up- pcur us a sepurute item on tlic irr- volcc, when not absorbed. Shlcs made lli United States not tuxublc ln (Tnmidir.

“Eaton Manufacturing (‘nmpmry llllll Wlwlell goods ready for ship- mcnt twentieth instant. Will it be correct proceeding to churgc in sop urzrlo ltcms one per cent sirlcs tux '2"

0"“ per cent sales lax applicable invoiccs must stuti- separately the amount of such tux, whcrr not irr» eluded in purchase price.

"Understand si-vcn A in lluilgct ifcsirlutiiln providing for lax of onc pcr cciitpir HlllPS iry irrzrnufuctur- crs and wholesalers unil orr lrrrport utions, docs nut upply to suics of advertising or subscription by news wipers."

Ni-wspupcrs coiisiilcrcd illlllllliilC- ltlrcil urticlc. EXPlilDllOll from sirlirs tux of iridivldirnl for ircwspzipcrs: lll|tlt‘l' consideration.

"Advise if mixed feeds for‘ hogs and poultry zrrc ini-ltulcd lrr i'Xt‘lll])l iorr from oric pcr ccrrt lu|'rr over tux."

Mixed fccds for bogs uud poul- try cxcirrpt. , ~

"Ailvisc ii’ ncw bccr tziv uppiics ti) Iil'ill' hot-r."

Ncur ircf-r cxi-mpi from luxury llt‘i‘l' tux. '

"Arc sugars uuii Iuolus ‘s iu ihc exemptions froiu tirls 'i:ix‘.’".

Sugar, pri-scrvcs uuii inolusscu cxi-irrirt.

"is gold bullion purchascil for manufacturing purposes subject to one per cent sales tux?"

Gold bullion exempt from soles tax.

"is luxury tux f‘l1»'\l‘i-T('4Llll-£l--(lU-J-ll-L=- zii prici- puyuirlc by consuirrcr or tolui prici- puyublc by rc ulicr, or

S‘ ,.

E ;

in ut-wspupcr cpirrls? iiirw rrruclr

irorissiolvir

"life. c. Archibald

Grmiuutc of N. Y. Post Graduate llcrliczil School and llospllul. PfllCllci‘ llurltcil to Eye. Eur. Nrsc and ’l'hroart.

Olllcig iluycr liirllillrrg; Grout Guru: ht. trpirtisitir (iuurdiuu 0f- ilve, 'l‘l\li-pirorrc 850,

(lilict- hours El to 12 it. m.; 1 to 5 ll- lll. Bluy hc consulted off hours ill lllrss iloltrl. '

€___________ llR. l; E. CROKE

R Veterinary Surgeon. _ Gtllhncc, Revere Hotel, Oﬂlce 17. rertllcurize Street. Pilore 804.

llizJ. C. Houston

livoi. EAR. NOSE AND THROAT {at liico-dtlloy Building. Queen l ‘églpllslts Prowse Bros.

‘ 0m: rleuce—4 Grafton Bt.

l Elli hours-ll) a. m. to 4 pm "lilllllllﬂ by Appointment

, . i ARC HITECT

BANK or NOVA Scorr/r

CHAMBERS

l 7265-2-28HEU

‘i 8- HEQQ|AN “"9320 Notary Public, o a

"ulnar,

Mouzv r6 LOAN.

w - P. E. Inland

lgflm & McKinnon, faukr‘! AttornoyabLlw mmmkovpryll Bunk Building.

g - - P. E. IIIIMI

y McLeod & Bentley Ilrrlm E‘ Banmy’ K's’

r and Attornqyuguw

m. MONEY 1'0 1.0m

' link o1 N. u. cor-mum

Morson & Duffy

larrlnoru 1nd Mtorno . Yl '°"°"‘" l" 3:811 Blnk of

W" Exile. tom

* “llK R. McGUIOAN. a. A. i ‘Tzlgrllzter, Solicitor, Notary i ' "Mu to Loln l Clmoron link,

t-vcn dollars uird scllhrg locousimi- or ut fifteen?"

Luxury tux chilrgtruirlc on tolul priitc, wlrcn urtlclt- sold in cxccss of amounts stated in llcstrluilims. llools soiling to ittrusiiuri-r til fif- (t-crr dollars, nix puyubli- one dollar" illltl fifty cents.

"is. it irrtcnda-il llrnl u stock with pzir vuluo of one dollar shall ho tuxctl two (rcrrls pcr shurc, the sumo as u stock with u ilill‘ vuluc of our: huirdrcd dollar 'l‘ivo ci-rit tux on i.

stock trunsfi-rrcil lri'csrii=c.iivc_tlf vuluc, tux not lo come Into t-llcct until All usscnlcil to.

"Ari- dmucstit: 11nd English rill-Is sirbji-r-t to luxury tux? Are uulllll nruti-riui pt‘ silk rind wool or silk urrd cotton and goods sold priivioirs to cightccirlh for litter dclivi-ry tzrxiibic?“

l)il|lll‘.‘lll(l and Imported rugs clus- scd us trairpcts. Yurdzigt‘ wlll be ("tiill ]Iill('il on hauls of running yurd l\\'t'lll_\"!§t‘Vf'i\ inches widc. Tux up- pilcirhll- to goods. ilclivcrcil iiftcr eighteenth lnsturri. -

All coiling clcctrollcrs, gnsnlicrs, and cundciiihru, two llglils or rrrorc, are subject to twenty pcr ccut lllx~ iaisc tux from the nineteenth instant lirclirsiyc. Wutchcs, chinu, upcetuc-

iumsiisiuiiit: lllllﬁl mmrrsimi

Create (Inn. Sour-non Ind Pnln Ill) f.

‘I l0 Tl!"

llicdicli authorities stutn that ncnrly nine-tenths of tho cuscs of otornucb troublu, indigestion. sour-

gus, h

of dl r-i-itlvc juices. rctomiich lining is irritated. dig-cs- tlun is dr-luyod nnd food souru. cunning tho diflﬂkrﬂllillllﬂ uymplomn which livery stomach sufferer knows nu wcii.

Artificial dlgcstenta are not neod- rd in lilFh cuncp ‘and miiy do rcnl liurnr. Try laying asldn all iIIBPIll- ivo um» and instead set from liliy druggirit 1 few ounces of lliuuratcd Magnesia and tutu: n tnnnpmmfirl in u quarter gloss of water right nftuliir t-ntlng. Thin iiwcctcnri the alumni . prcvents tho formation ‘ 08'1"" ucld nlrd thorn |N no riourninp. Rain or puln. lliaurntcil bfngnt-nlll‘ ‘a powder or tablet form-melt" fl"

enjo

llbulottetovvu, p, L |_

IIHOD-

Orchid colored satin or taffeta muy be used for the evening frock shown in toiluy’s sketch. A tiny vest of sliver lace ﬂlls in the neck in front uni] thc undershirt, which shows just u trille where the apron overskirt. opens at either side, is ulso of the lace. A silver tassel finishes the end of the sash. The bouifunt drapery is featured at one side only. A cluster of silk flowers caught at the side of the drapery gives irn additional trimming touch and nrrulcts of amethyst bends are used instead of sleeves.

Dance and evening frocks of luce are in high favor this, summer and many dance dresses are shown made of sheer cottons, such as or- gandy, swlss, etc. But the silk dress unquestionably gives much longer service and while having the silk dress cleaned is more expensive than having a cotton one freshencd uh. the silk one dues not require such frequent reinvention; so this expense is probably about even ut the end of u season.

The frock strewn in the sketch rrright help to complete the trous- scuu of ll Juno bride.

Duinty eirllfous in flower or pas- tcl colorlngs uro niucir approved fabrics for bridesmaids‘ frocks this summer. Garlands of urliﬂcliil tlow- ers appear to be the favorite trirrr- llilflI-f. Frcquontlyl tho chiffon frock is drirpetl over ii silk foundation mulching tlrc rrrorc vivid coloring of the ilowors used in the decor- utivc garlands. '

Talk of full rind winter frocks is now of interest to designers irrrd manufacturers, incidentally to the ultimate consumer its well, mid it is interesting to note tli:it in the first ‘full line that will be brought out, consisting of ‘scrgcs and tric- otincs us usuul irnil with nuvy us usual loading, it grout rnuny of the low wuist line effects are in evid- ence. Thls is arrived art. lu innurri-

FASHIONS Fllll BANAUIANS

0-§O-O-§§0Q-§Q4~OO-O-O-

‘Evening or Dance Frock crzihlc. whys, but. tluit it will pro- dourlrurtc. us u style feature scams certiiln.

lcs, “gold or silvcr rrririrnti-il."_'r_rot trixiiblc. I'luli'_<i goods lnxuhlc in- ciirde lumps, clocks, ruirrors, cloc- tricul wurc.

lfcsirlutitru ll, section I"., gullou nit-nus proof gallon.

ivory our] irrticli-s sold us ivory tux-trblc.

‘BYOHIl, vcgctuirlcs and fruit. iii nnturul slutc, hog and poultry food, suusugcs, not luxublc.

A priirlcr buying dircct from uiimirfzrcturcr‘and soiling to con- suming public is hclil to be munu- fucturcr.

lluts, borrncts, bonds, ovcr $12.00 for womcrr, IIHRSPS mid iairiltlrcu urc tirxtiblo. Nccktlcs, nct-kivczir. and scarfs, rrrc.n's mid boys’ includes woirrcn's and misses‘ as wull,

Prayer bends riot. luxzrblc.

i_ _i_¢o->_ ____ ..

LETTERS OF SVMPATHY

The following lcllcrs oi‘ sym paithy hzrvi- irucn rcccivcd by hlrm. tDr.) ilouglicrty of (Iupi- ’l‘r:rvi-rsi-.

(‘upt- 'l‘r'uvcr::i-, May 3rd, 1920. Dcar Mrs. Doughertyz‘

l have been requested by the members of the ‘Cape 'I‘ruvcrse W. M. 8., to convoy to you u message of loving sympathy in thc dccp‘ wwrrmwthutdrrrivrorrr o. iu to your lift-f how dccp rrono can cvvr know cxitcpt lhtisc who hovi- oxpcrlcrrccil such u loss, -

Wo rculizc that words sccm cmptynnd cold, birt rcspussirrcd tlizit our syrnputhy and prayers zrro pourcd out in bi-lrulf oi’ you iirrd your furrrily. llut wc know lbut hc who has so‘ trftcu stood bcsidil llll‘ ircd of pulu to uilcviutc lhc sirlTcriugs of olhi-rs bus pusscil in lhc fair-or world bi» yond, whcro tlrorc is no iuorc puiri or suffcriug, lllltl iirul you can look forwzird to u happy’ rc-uiriorr in lllili. uppcr‘ and bctlcr world. Wc rcjolct- to know tlrui you hzrvc lllls consolation, llllil wc (‘Ollllllfrlitl you uud your dcur mics to thc cure of lhc rrll loving Futhcr who hos promised to llt‘. “u prcscut hclp in cvi-ry time of need." 0h, what it rucnns Lo havc SUCH A FRIEND in hours of loneliness zirrii sirrrow! will!!! wc lirlrik Wlllll ruust, bc the uitcr miscry of tlrosc wirosc iivcs urc full or’ sorrow rind yiet, who know nothing of our loving SllV‘ iour llfltl llrc happy llorrrc erbovc, wc are glad thut you have lukcn u share in thc responsibility and prlvilcgi- of hclping to send lllvlll the loving rrrcssiigc. Assuring you of our dccpcsl Hylll- [lllllly for you iu your ioncliirirss.

‘Your loving friend,

MARGARET J. LORD. 0n hchzill‘ oi‘ your fellow workers lil the W. M. S.

Summersitlc, l‘.E.l.. Mary 11, 1920.

Mrs. Dr. Dnughcrty,

(‘irpc ‘Fruvcrsc.

Door Mrs. dliluKllIlPlYI-"Al ll "lmd u"; or the Prince County Mcdrcul

Association, ht-ld at Sumrnersiilc, tho following rcsolutlim was un» iinirrroirsly iuloptctl.

Wircrcns (lod in ills infinite moi" cy has tnkcn uwuy tho soul of ouc of the oidcst rind fulthfirl mcnrhcrs of our ussircizrtlon, and n. staunch zidvoculo of tho Prince County Hus- pitul; Wc the mcmbcrs oi’ the said association hon-by t-xirrcss our deep sympathy lllWilftlS tirc wife and family of the lute Dr. William Douglrorty. '

ALEXANDER MacNElLL. “Ii. D.. President.

EDWIN T. TANTON. M. D..' Sccrt-tliry ’l‘ri.~nsurer. ._€__.¢.4--~-

KOLCHAKK“: WHITE ARMY

'i‘|rc suuuc day lliul l ilisnovcrctl

thi- culhmllnrl l found also lhc truiri from lshiiir, uirl from illlll llillt‘. my lifi- wus iliif-lvl iirto t.\\'o chirpi- tirs, gray uud wbltc. says an urtlclt» by Olive. (lllbrcirth in Asia. Night opcui-ii tho gruy chapter. As soon

us thc light lbcgziu to icsswrr every cvcrilng, with o siulwzrrt American

l

‘an

guard, ‘l used to pick my way across‘ the trucks, pct-ring down lire inter- Hllllllllllt" dork aisles of truiirs, riiitil we came to i>rrg_____\,v_i_t_i_r zr box-cur‘ szlroiviul: iwo tiny lightcd ivindows at Ibo top. lop of lire lzuliicr huil opcneii to my knocking, tho guard ri-lircti ziiid I found rrryscif in tho gray ’WOTlll'"2l big cur, ill-lighted with smoky “kerorcne lumps irumrwiguinst the sidcs- of the fflll‘, banded lengthwise by‘ ir-rrrow board tubii-s und crudc bhuibcs and lrciileil by o rusty sin. - on which boilcd writer for Ibo t-ntllcss glussivs of ten drunk tlicro undcr thc dim lights. Ilut il - uot thc drabncss of the cur l picrccd irni-‘s hcrrrt. It was the gray wrcclts of irunizinity who ~‘.llllill)ll‘ll in out of thr- bitter nights and silppcti down, iii and exhaust.- cd, on tbi- crudn bunches; such (iitiublc iigirrcs, boys with tho yoiiilr not out oi thcir cyos wbi-n tlispuir hard cutcri-d, gaunt, thri-utlbirre in ivloilics, dflllfi bringing useless and logs t\vlsii~d—- llrc lbaclrwuﬂlr of wur. broken frugrrrcirts of‘ koicirnkﬁs army. Cold and wrctirhcd us wcri- thc soldiers who found their way into llrc our. hcririivaill)‘ lWDl ll)‘ lllll "single liltlc sisters" from ishiur. out: scnsctl always beyond them u bittcr bzickgririintl of suffering there in tho irrouutrrins, tho front. whero ivourrds wcr stuffctl with nowspzirvi-rs and where tn full in the snow lwus. within 2r fcw hours. to ho frozen sturk. A heavy light for youth, iilonc and iigailnst (lrczid- fiil mills; the ilgirt for the world, abandoned by the world.

MAN'$ WORST ENEMIES.

Insects Cause More Trouble Than Wars Dc.

According lo i’. L. Simrnonil, u grout authority on the subject tircro irrc 35,000 different sorts of lu~

Wlu-rr tho ilnor at. thi- »

sccli; in Europe, of which 13,500 kinds lire rather noxious to inun- kiird or zrclivcly ilcstructivc.

The paint-rs urc. irlwziys firll of instructions to "swat the fly". but whilc rho house fly rind bloc ho|~_ llo ("Jflillllly (to spread typhoid uud similar (liscusos, thcro urc (rthcr is-iccts who blood our pockets to

ly, according to iin exchange.

growers irt

English ripple n year, and the

100, 000 pounds

greater. Tire flea ircctic ilcstroys fields of turnips, rupc lllld cubbuge

throughout l8: Zinc,

when the wear mmes—u pieced pure ni vu-

h welded in. BEBIIC of this tnction the even beauty of Balms k d: Silver- Iure l: not nmrtul by use.

cvcry summer, \\'irilc us for tho wlrir-worrrr, this pcsl ulorrc cuts up cvr-ry yi-zrr the roots of cirough wlicul unii other food pluuls to feed hull’ ll. rrrillion pi-oplc. 'l‘licrc urt- imly two plants the roots of Wllliili tho wire-worm will not uttirck. ‘Flrcso :irc wood and mustard. . 'i‘hcre is only orrc wiry of (‘.lL‘.iiDl\'lK[

the tunc oi’ nrilllons of piriinds yeur- loud oi‘ wircwvorrn, tirat. is by using

bisulphiilc. of carbon; biil the poi-

Thn common codlin moth crusts, son is too expensive for ordinary lcnst.’ llcid use.

Wood borers iiro cvcrywhorc. The

damage done thy the green fly is Worst is the girut rnotlr_ which trin-

nels into thc solid wood of pczrr, op-

whole pic, wziluut othcr trccs. 'l‘lrcru is

only one remedy—uumciy to cut.

HE very reasons which make silverware the

most desirable of all gifts to a bride—beauty coupled with utility——are the very reasons why " you should be intent on securing silverware marked "HOLMES 8C EDWARDS." l

,“Houuss 8c EDWARDS ” is the highest-priced silver-i ware made. That fact alone bespeaks its superla- tive quality. Nothing ﬁner in silverware designs has been produced than

the pleasing, dignified “Jamestown" and “De Saucy" patterns. They are exquisite in reﬁned simplicity-and exclusive. Even the untrained eye will promptly note the better craftsmanship and ﬁnish. And your jeweller will be interested in explaining to you the two - superior qualiﬁes in Houms 8: EDWARDS——“ Silver Inlaid” and “Super Plate”—-both protected at the wear points.

Mann/maid fin-lurid; is Canada byTHE STANDARD SILVER C0. or Torrorrm, Lnn-rn

"Super Plate" (Se! of at: lﬁlpoouu, $4.“)

Helms k Bdwnrds SirpadiPlntfhin tzoqggg

ll llx = of the Tbb dmrbapnplndn! means ndded sis-vice 1nd nab

If the weer points. in: bowl. by In mm heavy cont 0| rllvq.

isllc .

There hm processes a Mur-pmlediou u: opplizid only in M; ﬁn r1491; 9' , 1,‘; aha: 8 Edward: oﬂers you an exceptional gaudy ‘$821M;

. HGLMES éEDWAR

Dori’? Shnll- $3.15 a,“ -—| In" gt"

down thc infested trec rind burn it.

Thu pint: ihcetlc is only onc~flfth of zrrr inch iii length, yot is respons- ihlc for the ilcstructiou of ucros up- on ucri-s of Vflllliblilt! forests.

Sorrrctimtrs we gi-t irn lnvnslon of horrors like the (Ioloriulo beetle or rho llcssian fly. The (iolorado bet-tic di-stroytril hnrif the Aiucricun potato crop in 1859. and so drend- t-d is it. that, by on ordcr~in-coirni:ll. ltl is ii stzritrus offence for iinyonc, ovi-n u wcicnrist, to kccp one olive in the United States.

As for thr- licssiun fly, it would bc iirrirossibio in ixulculuto the mil-

/

‘h

'.| | I

Imus-rows

which it has destroyril. _ dugout“ am man's WOTHI orrcrrrrcs.

Some scientists helluva that m the

end they may destroy llllilllflllll.

AMONG THE BOXERS.

(Special to The Guardian.) DIGBY. N. 5., Mny 25.—lu Victoria rink hero last night .lioim_v Galvan of liulifux won u di-cisloll s:

iliillet of Halifax krrockcd out Kill Johnston in the sixth round of ll

o < m '1 H a» 2 1 e :: a < 9. 75 a. i i: .1

lions of birshcls of wheat and rye ten round bout.

Fiiiiusom; 1 eor A TELEGRAM

AST WEEK SAYING MY uucrs ouzo =oTODAY 1 RECEIVED A LARGL [ENVELOPE wild HIS LAWYERKS lNAME_ON IT. IT MUST BE A

mCKY vlPlfilsvlARY

BEFORE. OPENIN€ l1; ICALLED BLONDY IN 6O WE COULD HEAR "THE GOOD NEWS TOGETHEQI.‘

SAID _L.

‘LCOPY or HlS watt!”

cop who meals with no more leer o indli‘

“THEN l OPENED lT AND READ:- YOUR UNCLE. ORVILLE. DlPPY

DlED LAST WEEK. AND lN LOOKlNG OVER Hi6 PAPERS WE FlND THAT “"-

vou ow: r-us asrnrzqr rod WHICH You BORROWED mot HlM 4- YEARS AGO wrrii.

m-rzvaasr AT io7.. PLEASE sew-rue. AT oNciaJ’

.~_.,|. -n'

lﬂrvwxiuw-v" ‘Alina we. Final-J.‘