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snowman»...

Ashen-u, Mom,

Illbw-“I woo bothered very much ~Ilth my boost und nerves, ond the loin would mokc me jump sod

stop my heart hosting.

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I told my mother about it one dsy, been

-ond|ho sold that shelled bothered

the some way and told me to

gdobosot

token three boxes I got relief." Price 50c. a box at all dealers, .01-

‘moilod direct on receipt of price by‘

The '1‘. Milburn Co.,‘Limited, Toronto,

APPLE DUMPING DUTY RAISED

OTTA\VA. Fveb.

which will raise the basis for the application of dumping duty cents per box on all importations o! apples grown west ot" Chicago, and imported from points east thereof. The purpose of the am- endment ls to prevent evasion. ———-—t0>—-€-

Nice old Lady-“Can 1 see the Minister of Agriculture?"

Clerk—“Well. he is very busy. madam; what was it you wanted to see hlm about?"

Nice old lady-"Oh. l wanted to,‘ see hlm about a geranium of mine

that isn't doing very well." ' -

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“l will lay before you u problem‘ boys," said the schoolmaster. “Suppose there are six children in a family. The mother has only five potatoes, yet she wants to give each child an equal share. How can she do it?" "Mash t-Ile potatoes sir!" replied the smallest. boy in the class. _

ANNUAL MEETING

The Annual Meeting of the Emer- ald Shipping Club will be held in the Hill at Springfield at 7 p. rn-. on Monday, February 7th. It is In the Interest of all Swine Growers within shipping distance of‘ Emerald to be present as some very Import- ont questions are to be considered. Mr. Peterson of the Live Stock Branch will address the meeting. 3666-2-2-4i. l

NUTIBE ‘

The Annual Meeting. of

the

Stanley Bridge Dairy 60., will be"

held In the Masonic Hall. Stanley; Bridge on Tuesday, February 8th.; 1927 at 1 p. m. A full attcndanccl

of patrons and shareholders la re- ,

quested. H. S. MscEWEN, ' Secretary. 689-2-3-3l,

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The Annual Meeting of the Hope River Egg Circle will be held In the Hope River Hall on Friday. Feb-

ruary 4th at 2 p. m. Rebate dis- trlbutod. J. L. MURPHY, Secretary. 3667-2-2-2l.

Fllll SALE

HOUSE ANDPLOT OF LAND AT MONTAGUE

I om Instructed by Mr. Joseph 9.1‘ Trainer to sell his house and plot of lond In Montague. If not sold l privately before February 16th,‘,

1927. sold property will be sold by visiting relatives and

Public Auction. ‘

For further particulars apply to '_' A the undersigned. I '

Q. S. HEOBIIAN, Solicitor. I ' Montaguew

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Professional Cards Dr. C. C. Archibald

Groduoto of Ny-N. Post uroduno Modlool School und Hospital Proolloo llmltod to Eye, Ear, Nooo and Throat Tooting Eyes and supplying Glsoool Oflloo, Boyer Bulldlng Grout George Street Offldo Houro-D to 12.30. 1.80 to l.

Albert C. Saunders, - K. C.

Iorrlotor, lollcltor, Notary Public. Ac

'0 Ofllooo Water Street, Bummer-side. ond om. of Novs Beetle Building, Charlottetown. MONEY TO LOAN MIS-I-IU-Bmos.

B A. J. A. NoDONALD H. F. McPI-Ill l. A. Ion-Merl. Attorneys, Ito. llonoy to Loon.

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Mode Her lump

Illoolhodtsksntheoneboxlfelf qultenlot better and by the timoI hsdl

.—The minister» of customs has issued an order:

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what's said Fhave their good points.

old, insecure ways. day- . Only Kotcx itself i! "like"

Ni. . ,. CONSERVATION OF ENERGY He: A hug In times save nine. ‘She: Nine-what? ' He: Nine attempts.

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MlGHT THINK IT OVER ‘ "l'll never get my car across this l rov-Jdcd street!"

"hlaybc you can-think if over.‘

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STARK CRAZY

"That couple here just had their

Filtccnth child." "They're stcrk crazy. I'd say."

COULDN'T HEAR 'EM AS WELL

Friend: ing all the time.

Wlfie:

Your husband ls dress-

fin»

Q .. RARE BIRDS. BO

Old Pro-War (to lump of anthra- cite): Well. old fellow, we're about In the same class now!

HAVE GOOD POINTS

, Wlfie (dressing): No matter

against them they

Hubby: Wlfle:

Who have? . Plno.

Miss Helen llnckitart city is "mlgmg ll here?" lll

friends Kunslugtott and Clifton.

in louder and louder clothes

That's because he's get- ting dealer and dealer all the time.

" eyes, __‘ hetlroout, Chris.

— What was ho going to do?

PARADISE

By OOSMO HAMILTON

Author of "Scandal" and tho “Blindness of Virtue."

Three times the hooter. ‘times and three and three the ech

I l l "The Isis came t0 life,

‘my love ‘to Panton Street-——-"

"Trafalgar Square-J“

"Anti the hletropole."

"All rlght- all right."

l..ttly George could hardly sue ltho old worn ‘boat, the glistening ‘tiatlve. her dear boy Tony and the lglfl he had taken from Teddy Sher lwu0tl at the ball before the wur.

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l "Don't forget your promise," tcried out Pollock.

( Chrissie kissed her hand Lind (wrinkled up her nose. lf that

lcynic were right about Lord Stirl- ling, ‘and the chart turned out to be a ghastly joke, she could nurse poor old Tony through an illness 0f the spirit .15 she had nursed him through his physical wreckage. and sing their way back to Panton Street.

As the lsls turned round slowly. Pony raised his that and flushed the well-known wittniug smile. '

“Nowfl he said to McCoustie.

ed the chart to a spot in the heart of the village, "before you begin to Jig, you must say these things to my people."

"Aye".

With Chrissie at his side. as she always was, und an expression of zhe deepest emotion in his usually milling eyes, Tony looked sl0\\'ly round at the flower-crlnvned nat- .\'es who. in all the glory of their ancient finery, had formed an ec- static ring. To the tltrob of the drum logs, the hollow boom of the tom-lotus. tbo ilsping of the wind in the palm leaves, the perpetual soil of the sen. they were reeling and surging in the dance passion, singing their guttural chant.

Raising his hands for silence. when all sound died und every .n0\'e1n0nt ceased, Tony turned again to McCoustie. "Tell them that. from this moment, the torture r0011! is closed.—-'l‘ell them that the (lay of unklndness will never come .gdln.—'l‘ell them that the young Wlllle Chief is here to dedicate Ins life to their well-being with sym- pathy for their needs. Tell them that under my kingship they shall be treated with brotherhood and understandiug"—his voice broke- "aud usk for their faith in me."

And .\lcCoustie told them in their language and a mighty shout rang out.

"Now dig."

And as McCoustie stabbed the earth with the spade. Chrissie, the

a leaf. “Oh, (led. dear God." silo cried in her soul, “ti0n't—~don't let ‘this lbo a cruel joke. Oh, don't. _.or ’i'0ny‘s sake- who has come lbzlck through all these years to do his job."

The spade struck something with a metallic click. The earth was scattered. and in the slmllow lay a small and rusty box. "Stirling" ltad been-painted on it, and some

of the letters bull been washed away. ‘it was wired, there*bclt1g‘1 no lock. And when this ivasl

‘wrencued off and the lid upralselt.) there, "neatly- were ‘the deeds of Paradise.

l And as Tony waved them above

‘bis head Chrissie gulve ‘thank..- in

‘prays-r, the alir filled once more

with the noise of tirum-log and

tom-tom, The chant commenced

again, and in all the colours of rain-

bow, corlal, bird and fish. the lre-. jolcing natives whirled and ‘twisted

in the dance passion. This was‘ their day of days. 1

“And I'll do my darndest. to live up to that creed," said Tony, "if you'll help me, lOltniis."

Passing the site chosen mutually for their palace. they returned to the house of Bill Quex. McCoustle clad gone to the jetty. They had .he place to themselves.

"There's one other tnlug," said Tony, with something wlaltun in hlsl “There's your Bible in the Do you mind

"Yes." site said woudellttg. "Of course ll will if you want lt."'

She (‘HIIIG back with. it quickly. She (bud rarely seen him with u. book.

Women’s'

Oldest

hygienic problem now solved

a new and different way-drue

protection. Dispose of it as easily as tissue

and never with Sissies Bible.

"l don't know whether u. rather strange thing had ever occurred to you, duckle. But. under these cir- cutustultctt-l, you (mil l have got. to "be married again."

"Married again?"

l "Of (rourso. The old one was lu morgnnu-tlt: affalll‘. ti’ you sec? tlowevetw we can mnko that right n the sltuke of u. jiffy. Darling. gill your hand on the Book."

And she did so. looking up. Hmv flue her eyes were. how gold her

B] ILLIN J. BUCKLAND logiound Noses .

THE old-time "sanitary pad" in fast becoming o rarity. Millions are discarding it ss o needless hazard. "KOTEX," a new and remarkable way, is now used by 8 in l0 hcttcr class women. a _ Discsrds as easily as tissue. N0 laundry. No embarrassment. h’; fir); time: u: absorbent o: ordi- nary, canon pads! You dine dance. motor for hours in shcercst rocks without a lccomfo

doubt or fear.

It dcodorizcs, too. And thus stops

all danger of offcndinfl-

You ask for it at any drug or dc-

partment store without hcsitsncmllmhlul hullmnd- a “Wmsmm and glmply by saying "KOTEX."

Do as millions are doing. End

Enjoy life every

lgflllllflflq otcx.

Be sure you get the

KOT€X

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nuid und heart.

All along the high blue sky like a waving feather was the smoke of ‘tho outof-slgltt lsls, and there. all round them, the chanting and‘ ho tom-tom and the rolalr 0f the 38H. l "Do you take King Tony to lbe your In-wful husband?" be asked.

"l should think I do." she said.

“Do I take Queen Chrissie to be my wedded wife? You bot your Jfe," he said.

And ho placed the Book to her .lps and to his lips and held out his ‘H18 good arm. Ami she pressed

JlOSB with her chin no higher than his top-most waistcoat button. and adored. (Of counse he was a| oloomln’ gent! A King, a Chieftain.) .1 ‘Wing Commander, a loyal and‘

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a lover.) "Oh- Chrls, my wonderful Chris.‘ What can ll do for you?"

"You've done ll all,” she said, wrinkling heir noee-"But ‘l don't think l shall grumble if yon do if.

all again.” TH E END.

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A girl moy be so sweet os sugar. but there ue tmrklnds of sugar- tanned-and unrefined. i)

OOf§O§§OOO§§l O-Q$ CO4 O-QOOO:

Three

The native hauled at the oars. l Chrissie waved herdhaud. “Give "And good old Piccadilly Circus

whose reg-fringed eyes had follow- —

courugeotls ‘Chrissie, ‘trembled llko.

DOES WEAKNESS DETRACT

Somerset whose picture tipponrs ltorc, "Dr.

know it to be the very best medi- C volts and run down. I had a break- down-my nerves were so upset I

from nervous indigestion, but after

digestion and I could get. n natural before. No woman can appreciate

what s. wonderful medicine ‘Favorite Prescription’ is until she

motel, Buffalo, N. Y. for free sd- vlco. ~ - ‘ ,

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CLEAFTSPRING

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nltl, Vice Presllletlt. .\lrs. MacDonald, Scctw=lar_\', ule lint-Adam, Iilrs. Donald. Directors, .\lrs. James Mu lurs, Mrs. l-‘ublati Dongle. Alttlltol" Miss Agnes Alaclnttis. Bliss liar aret Gillis.

The Institute was

named til

ed as the night for

m. in winter and 8:00 in sutumer. The S9L'l‘L‘l£1I‘_\‘-(‘l(‘('t wz: write the supet-visol" aull have lit- come out.

cnmotlnliott and same while in the tlisirlrt. derlnkcn and lite titcvtlftg was all Jottrtletl.

was held. Word

be hero on l)<-ue|nbet' illl.

and tncatls of rui. ill. was piltntletl to lllultcc within the two o'er-ill: fnllrfiv Vnz. The llnle vius set for Nov l22ntl null lllc prvsitlvnt clef-L nffvl‘

' taunt-y". an:

ed lo t-ulcrttziu Ills nlcfubcf Supper lit-int; prvpurml null s. ell by llu- members clot

night a sum of

a largo illl(‘.lllllllll'(‘. .ll,t was realized.

school improvements. I'll the latter part of Jnuttury. for busl ucss reasons, the

ury 18th. On January 18th tho “Jolly Filth" mot lu lite school-house. Roll (‘all

mont. will be sultabiv- to lllL'l'r'lIH9 the funds." Nine tnolnbers and five vls ors wort- pvt-sent.

“lint-lo .\l“.l('A"‘Il'll .'l'llll S(‘l'4lIl(l(‘(l lby lilarguret (iillis tlful u party be ll('.lll on St. Valentine's Day Felt. l-lllt ul the lllllllP of‘ Mrs. Jnlnes liullurtl. One of the co-op- crative visitors aim-cod to furnish a set nf scales. Tito vire-prezsitlent was apncititetl to lake charge of lite sffllrm, one of tltr> tlirc-r-tnrs l." check the weights willie the presi- dent llllIKllCS the cash. Supper shall be served durimr llm dance by all the tnembers. Mention was made that all fees bc paid at tho next. regular nweting, which shall be lteld nL tho home of lllrs. Fabian Dangle, whore roll call is to ho an- swered by "A Slorv."

’l‘bc tnt-tltiui: was closed with the slmzitik tiLlhe National Anthcttt.

FROM YOUR GOOD LOOKS?

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—~Photo by lillcklolltwuile Thomas Chapman of 3 Plncc, Toronto. 0n?“ so d

Piercebt Fnvorlle Prescrip- lon wns very helpful to me and l

Mrs.

lno n’ woman can take when ner-

ould not sleep. I also suffered! aklng Dr. Pierce-fa Favorite Pre-

crlption I dltl not suffer with in- lizhtfs rest, which l could not do the Ives it a' trial."

All druzglsts. Tablets or liquid.‘ Write Dr. Pierce. Pres. Invsilde’

, Ou November 9th, ten ut‘ the re- sident women of Clear Spring met 150mm “k9 )'0\l1‘5~" in the school room about 7:30 p. m.1 r01" l-llt‘ Dllflmse of organizing dluver his valves that evening. But Wants-it's institute in tile rlistrictnuhelt I returncd- to the The followltlg officers were elect-

Presltlettf, Mrs. John A. .\lncDott-l Chester‘. Bliss Min Wilfred lilac

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"The Jolly ffiub". Tho third Tibldnll S°l”°‘?“ ‘he tesduy iu cvory tnoutli was appoint-l"Yll"‘l"l' 5"" 6' The 11cm)" “"3 5°, regular meet; lunsv. that you could raise or lower ings, which are to npcu at 7:30 pfllle ltllr-‘ll T041 llflllcflfllbly-

Provisions were tnatlc for the ac-‘iluitlated the clearztttcc. culcrtaintnetlt of Antici- ipatiug her zlrrival lu that near fu- ‘ture nu furtbcl" business was un-

roll call was 1lll!~‘.\\'€l'£?(l with “way:

Fnrlunc lltvoltrt-ll with a bcutttiftll and (hq lip 0f (he 'I‘hcl 'f‘liol surplus of which is to be stir-lit nnl untill

supervisor has

been unable In b0 tirosout, und the regular tuectlnl: shall bu on Juliu-

was answered ll)’, “What otttcrtuiu-

After some (lisrussiotl il was tupvetl by

wn-llzltittll

'10s.» Smith and His Car

I] IIIDIIIOK O. IUISBLA.

John Smith ls o olurnetor when every motorist llllll III- eeme. Ale lo no oolllhh. sushi: ho lo o motoring martyr, n chop wllllnl old Ilod a have osolottod. In u llloroslhs] suy, his experiences for tlu the benefit of the other twenty lnllllon or more Innis-s 9| the motor clan.

ADJUSTING THE VALVES

ed Smith one luoruint: when he was starting off.

can I do about it’!

\\'Csl."

think you've got a new car.

Derfected kind at thut—so you at‘

11K. Wlfcn tho valves urn iu th ‘SlilC. as with an L-ileati motor. til

quieter us a. rulefBut if I should le

‘valve stem clearances increase t0 ‘ltnore than the thickness of a visit-l ling curd my engine would begin to

“never on the full six. l‘ "Let me see how Pi up the unnecessary cleurattce." Smith looked over the situation intake

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‘the adjusting nut of the push rod

l'_l0Cl{llig unit. By merely turning up'\\'_\1,\K (266) Bufialo. Musicale‘ ltltc adjusting nut, therefore. he el-l Pmglrajn, ’l'l1ci1 by WEll (349) Boston. Program,

turning up the locking nut uulii ll fitted lightly against the other he tuatlc the adjustment permanent. lu working on an L-ltead motor "with valves lu lilo side. by the way L-ept, that it. is usually necessary to with third is

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5 being made.

ll When Smith hall finished por-

_ -,_> u mfg-g (ugpdorlnitlg I tasked: "is (but. tho \va.V.V(.~C¢\1l

VOII have been adjusting all the ' lvo tnppcts? Because, if you have ts no wonder to me tltut your notor is running all wrong. You

. twecn the cull of the valve stcm rocket’ arm. Can't you sec that. when the engine heats and these parts begin to ex- pand, the valve is going to be held ‘partly open all the time, and tlult it (will leak compression uutl cattsc u ‘skip in the particular cylinder?" "That ntay be so." Sulith ltrgued. “But l found three of tlteso valves just. as tightly adjusted lbcfore I had alone a tiling to the motor, Yet the engine run perfectly before. except for the ifoisc." "Of course they were tight," I ad- mllfod. "The valves you speak of were probably lutlf open during tho intake m‘ exhaust strokes of their respective pistons. Do you realize that you are adjusting each tappet without first. seeing that the piston of its corresponding cylinder is at upper dead center?" “What. xilfferettce

docs that

make?" “Just the difference between a motor that goes and one that

doesn't!" I rctorfed. "When if pis- ton is at upper dead collie-r tho top of its stroke, in other words-both intake and exhaust valves for its cylinder must be closed. and then- must also ~be a slight clearance be- tween thc midi-l of the valve stems and the ends of the rocker ztttus. fhls is the position of the piston when compression is lit ils hlgll peak und when the compressed mixture ln the cylinder lli imglnttltig to firo and flxpdllll- The valves have got Io be closed light at this lpoinl. or the ntlxttlrc lit filo cylinder doesn't do its part." .

"llow can l tell when lho pistons are in the proper position?" be ask- ed. "l haven't got an X-ruy handy." "There are several ways." l ex- plnlnetl. "To he absolutely ztccurutn you can follow the tuarklttgs on the flywheel. A simple-r way is lo open the petcncks and having someone crunk the motor slowly, or by pull- ing tho flywheel around Wlll\ one Imutl, feel with your thumb when the contprossiott is greatest. The piston of the cylinder you're work- ing on will then be at the top point. With u vaive-ln-tbc-beatl motor you can usually see the top of the pis- ton or at least feel it. by removing the ‘spark plus?‘ '.

So with‘ this suggestion and what help I could give hlm Smith tuned up tho motor In flno shape and in half the time he llilll spent putting: lI. out of commission. Then we lzot’ in and fried her out.

"Runs fine. doesn't it?" Smith commented. "Qllloter than ever be- fore-and so smooth. But why doesn't It pick up quicker? lt.'s a

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"Your tilotors making an awful-

luf of uuttccussnrg: noise," I remind- recently

“l know," he atlmitta-d. "but ivltatl Between youl ‘and mc I think ‘he engine's glllngl

"Notisense!" l retlufed. “Adjustl your valve toppets and you will] Of course your motor is the valve-in- tlte-rcatl-type-atnd not. the most

llfllllitl to hnvu a little more click-

pfcfiotf is more direct and therefore

Wllefeupnlt Smith dccided to look

garage ‘tlater to see how things were going he was a most distressed ntechanitn, (The engine was running first ott‘\\'.\fAK (266) Buffalo. Musicale. four and then on five cylinders, but,\VD.»\F (492) N- Y- The Fm" ‘Yul’ "

you do this swork." l said. “Select a valve which ‘ you think needs attention and takelWG ' (380) Scllelleclfifily- 391111111;-