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de YOU Wil-l G0 your best to keep them

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old t _iygienic problem now 8° ii ef l

safely gge er ir a fact millions M _

h lodges;-thurlnlliitg all fearoioiiense. up to `it.

women 'are learning. Old-timel sanitary "pads" wi!

0105' Wilffl" Ind d““¥¢‘§* ""°;5l"l"3 Obtain at any store without em-i I um, Sir, etc., way to the uéter protecttorroi a new_ barfgumeny ,;mp|y 1, Saying NN ABSTAINER-

u ‘ _Bog _ B ~ grgntlnthg cgllrllltlnaégllly CONSOLIDATING EMPIRE.

way called otex. _ "

V Kew; as easily as tis:

sue. Thus ao _llundfyl 11° HH

barrusment of disposal._ ___,

5 ' - _' _out to the people of Canada and to

Five time; as absorbent as ordi- ' ilu.-se who may come to Canada,

ow ` _ _ _ HOW that we ure about to celebrate rs No lll|llil!1_-'-'¢lll¢lfdllk¢ "S3119 the Diamond Jubilee of our Con-

mry cotton' "pads," °u= ww “ dance, motor, go about ior_hou

_llseli-“ls “lllte'?Kotex. _

'_ _ __ ,, __ _ C 0 N _ _ _ , __ _ _

lo-000004004-O§_9Q-Q-Q-0-00~O4-O-0-V KEEP THEM UP To i1'

Silk*-I ami one of those wblo

more that the new -Prohibition gov- ernment will fulfil their promise

to enforce the provisions and re- quirements or the Prohlhltory Liqu-

LHW. Hlop bolotlegging and moon-

meklus, punish perjurers, do

all that they and the ministers said they would do. -I hope that

Sir.-#High prospects are held

federation. Fairly good progress was made after' the National Pol-

i-ez -

Before it, A beautiful freshwater lagoon that in tum hu nmdbar between it and the sea, behindf o deep, cool, fragrant woodland. 8uchi|th¢idenlsettin¢ofPictou Lodge that offer! the combined

ioyrof forest and nas of nit water andfreali. '

Splendid uooomodlltion ln rultlo lug bungalows with electric lights and running hut and cohl

at _ ' -

or in ouch room large can

Y bil\°dI|i¢' with dining room

und melr_\ lounge. Raton $6.50 it rluy ur M0 I week. Amer‘loul\`

(_iul|_, yachting, bathing. nrbtorlnl- §0x>on Juno i`2 '

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W Canada has. tor many years, given

' icy was adopted, and may be con-

tinued ii' the National Policy should be maintained. The peopiie need encouragement, to come here, stay here, and work here. ‘lt is to be hoped that the King Gioverument will bring all the pressure they can to bear upon British public op-

' inion and 'thc Bri-ti-sh Government

in order that Grewt Britain may give preference lu hor markets to the Drioducts ot' the Overseas Dom- inions_ That is what we need; and that is wha/t is really needed

I- by the people of Great Britain.

" the products of Great Britain a

part of the Mother Country,

I am, Sir, etc., A ,FAIR TRADE-Fi.

coops-union _

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» cruise' ‘_ -_ , to;

attend your ory_wil\i~_ ’_'_“_`"‘_` g>,,,-1-,_,g -,-st .=_°» le.

--reel.-la- of me sm i"`\_ QV- '1~`<\'l*'

itefrillonn-your-3' 1-- A; »

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Col rful Mncleirn. re-'_ - »;_.¢_..

-_ menticAi|ie'r|,'|ny ' »~ 5;) ,_ _l

t:::.":;:.°.°l.:‘.‘: 31, \‘e.%=;_ ‘.'r.';*~..'.l.:..*’-.st,§.,f‘,..“:°f ~ i ' _ ' _ me ‘ \

Scotlbyxmqon _¢_l_rya_ _

YY 'vu' "1 those who fear for the future ol

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- .- _ f, pmt: e___¢ as en um m°_:_¢mtuu¢

adventure*-7 n trip round world! Luxurious travel comfort will be yours aboard thedrenm shi; of cruln¢n,Em`$'eu 'of Aurtralil (21,850 gross tom). ith Cnnadinn~Pa¢iiie as your boot, you will

_ __ _ _ _ never know n dull moment. You will

"The Wo1\dcr B¢lt I r ‘- le|.y¢`»New York, Dec. 1, for' 133 dull -'- of die World" = vnlnny swondnenu. 26 porn ni 21

£ _ ` . _ oopntr el. Clstlltllill in the I-lolY_l-BML , _ _T -_ i _»_I~l_¢\_vYea|,fsfveil\Cniro.

l-lerelsscfulaethatoiotli you the "eontruuof the world"-from the cul- ` 'i“'»°“l“°‘l§Et.“""‘l“l; ' cl our , 3 ca tl to :he pfuaiuve blade of the Eau Africa cont. l.o¢veN`ewYork,_!an.2 » on Canadian I

gated-queen of the nes, mpreu of France. IM days, 16 countries, 20

Ecru. Stop'-over in urope, if desired.

' ' l' V Y - i ` ever _heretr:i`o\'e. fRen.liy,‘:th6 new '

_ L1 _ _ _ ’ _ _ . . Government ought -io do wel'l._V\__e

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on the pnrt oi the young men, st0i>

‘ ' , _- __ ,_ l ' n and the home -brew. nl

iuiuet certainly do Bo, if they are ueninin in office for 'fifteen years'

conduct of pulilic ibusiness.

_ il ani, Sir, etc,

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nillll ill ordorl io

letter. Your wilhol,

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be our law. 'tp ploaelr-

w o ou.u|~-.c__ o_o.

Sir,-iMr. Saunders and his party i

_ ' will, in the next .four yeavrs, he re-

sponsible to the people of this Pro- vince lor the ‘Administration of the

- ' :` _ l l l ~

\ ` Q _ public business. They will enter

i _ ` _ upon their duties in .fortunate cir-

’ ‘ ~ cnmstances und conditions. "l_;h@

_ ` _' ' _ ~ . roads-Ithe 'niuin roads better L an

C_Th¢ ln AMCNC4 ever before are good, many of th;

' bridges have been concreted nn

Booklets and complete details from _ made practically permanent; the

tlsf tor cond!

w. K. new-» city Tir-_kat Anne, L._I'_ _ _ " schools are in at sa sc Y \Y (‘|lrk\n‘ Dis.`l'nn|v. (ani, (‘h'inwr\.'Rltchle, Ticket Aqenf, Stntlrm, ur l‘. Mon; the Pwvmclail Bu|]d|ng_ has

' ». I A -- I ""` " ` _ ' '_ _ _ been` rerpalred and thoroughly _ ‘ ‘ '_ , ,- - . ' cleaned; the finances ot the coun _ ' ' "";...§ f‘i‘ '+9 ` - " -- try are in a better condition than

sll hope that they will do their beet ln sto drunkenness, particularly

bootlezgi g

- . - - intoxlcnnts, punish perjury, and. in short govern wisely and_well_ They

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Whatever the men 'may do. the -wil' men voters will not tolerate the vi- olation of ipledges and fthe careless

HOPE-FUL

THE CONFEDERAT-ION SPIRIT.

Sir,-The spirit with which Can- '

. _ ‘ _miian men and women, 4;: all class-

00°°*-----0' ,es are entering upon -t e cee ra-

' ' _ __ -\_f- tion of the Sixtielh Anniversary

“.“_flff‘l.ll“ ‘l'_*l“"'-|\ 1""--‘ l ' ot' Confederation is reossurinK 10

"‘ °' \ ~. their counu-y_' H 15 3 gpg;-i_¢_ (yt ‘

'unity and concord, of faith in the |-Federation and of action towards

iCanada's development as a mem- _

ber of the world-wide British Em-

; Buch man and woman is, oi’ course, in duty bound to ,~l0‘0k 8-ft" his and her own interests. Yet in the promotion. of those interests all may work together in harmony' and good fell-ov/ship. There 'may bedt-here will lie-differiznce-_:_ oi opinion, hut ‘there may n S0. 1 6'-

- _ _ _ _..,.______ ,_ _ tif- -there must be if the nation is lo

9,;/gr1;4'¢;M¢1u»,iun¢n_rlg_u|a,on¢ ¢/-hun/r¢mrmrsru~|m»»unnr»,or be perpetuated and U0 Dr0SD€\'°-

1 _,_ _ ,_ -tim spirit of unity and diversity.

,L_ _ . ,- el-wcz BURPEE it has been well-said that we ouzhi

_‘ " _ _blliyig _Psyengpr Agent ` to (wa have to) "get away -from

\ _ _ _ _Mill 9% ~l°l‘|_\| N- B _ differences; tant are __ ` " " 'hdilohnnacom ' ercncess ai. F0111 ‘S '

_ _ ual. iiosotlnhioworywrmv. 00| Ea: the vital concerns of the coun-

"' gf M lr " We have, in Canada, two

l_ w`°_§;“'n's Gxthf- __-, 1-RAvE_b _n _ lralrlcs. and the lundaniental instltu- _

_ .__..,»_ _,_ _ _ _ l___ - -_ , A -- iitions of Canada are Justus dear to _,_ ____ __,,____________ ___

' the one as to the_0ill8l'~ 'There ' . -'l_1f;/_~l};1~_f ~-~\~_ iilv.-_

are just as many fri-ends of law f-_,f-.-

and -order and- respoimible govern- ig. -

ment among French Canadians as ` .

among English- Canadians, among (jntnolics as among, Proto-slnnix. and among the poor as among the riclf, among Conservatives as among Liberals. =Wfi1st is needed

were

turn their hearty thanks to

ollotnfl oi Charlottetown and Roy-

alty for the handcomo victory corded them on Sliurdey, and

an who _nuns 1° their support. Charlottetown. June 29, 1927._

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is 'united uid. harmonious setlo tolvards national development _an prosperity along the British lines

Electors ` ,,,d,g,,,,,,,,,,

Dr. W J P. McMillan and Mr.

W Ghesior 8. MoLuro beg to re-

no- IU

the willing and able band of work-

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No More i

"lite I I an-Milf:f}5§2"fr'.L‘iI1_ll'..i’£*'

T044; I em a_ porlact health." Kms. Erlang. I7 Rivet St.. llontrui

if you have ` idigestiou try “limit-

s-tives". :; lly gives welcome and qui&‘ _ . lt is nature’s rem- edy-lntennlded juices oi fresh fruits, and 155: ,and 50c qbox. _ _

d , °l 3 gills 'of iturpehntlne, 6 tablespoon-

justice' and' mum” ‘°°`°p°r“”~°“' fuls of burnt sienna and -i table-

U .

What we Canadians should do_is ch er up and ge. together. __ _Th

Z spooniuln of whiting.

o _

Jubilee Celdbration will l7e,one ___________,,_______ _

means of doing so. __

I ani. Sir, etcl.

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SCRAP BOOK

BY _

ROBERTA LEE

NR4

Writing On Glu: And ivory Au ink for writing on glass, ivor

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A CANADIAN BRlvr‘lsHER' All-Year Junior Town for

H Charlottetown.

The National Community Found-

ation through its program for com- munity well-being has touched the basic needs of today. $2,000,000 of the $5,000,000 the Foundation is ,nowseeking will be devoted to mtintainlng all-year Junior Towns. No better service can be rendered to,ou.r_tov)n than helping to builil

y,_'the lenders of tomorrow through

or other smooth surfaces, can belthe endowment of Junior_Il`owi\,0\‘- made with 3 parts nitrate or silver senlzed to promote profit ble play-

tilled water. Dissolve the gum a bic in two thirds of the water, nitrate of silver in the other thh Then mix and add desired color.

Screw two large hooks in t

closet wall or door, and slip -

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20 PM-ts gum 8,-able, 30 _pal-gg ,psi time activities for children.

a. BECAUSE forces of disintegra-

tion are at work-

tl -` .ll BECAUSE of the increasing dan-

L ger in lesure time due to luck of

community co-operation-

BECAUSE our children can be

__ ,effectively guided toward their

B particular life work- e BECAUSE of this new opportun-

h'°nl“3 board d°W“ between them' ity tor the development ot local

small end downwards.

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leadership in our children-

BECAUSE of the vision and in-

tegrity of the national leaders asso-

oil. elated with the National Communi-

Beggar Had $1000

Pinnod- in Coat

(By Bnlitlloir United Pres.)

woman came back',to England re- cently saying: “Hlow clever the

_She had encountered a beggar

_with a wooden leg in a fine avenue and had pressed at penny upon him. _He thanked her and asked her ‘sire would mind going to buy him :some bread. He was old, and, mioved with compassion, the Eng- lish visitor departed on the er- rand, t-he beggar -thoughtfully tel- ling her which way to go.

-She returned with the bread

and a slice of cheese, Then the

beggar -held out a dirty bottle-I

Would madame .mind getting it fil- 'led with milk for him? The Enz- lishwoman complied and went on her way. - | -Later she read that n. bagger in that avenue had been knocked down and carried -to a neig-h-boring hospital. S-he had the curiosity to go and inquire about him. He proved to be the wooden-leggedoid mari. I Vifliien the nurse had undressed him a small fortune had been found carefully pinned into an in- ner eoat. The beggar was a capi- talist. and he carried rather more than $1,000 about with him while begging his bread.

Give the peas support even if

|.h'ey are dwarfs- They will be -better ,iotr being 'kept off ilirle iground. Put iiil brush peas 'for ymor laitest s '-

a I

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ty Foundation- _ __ ' ; .1 _‘ell

Because Junior 'rown rears.

sents the ideal means through , _ _ _ which to carry on this great wor _ ‘ = _ ,_ _ -_ »;,`_.- ‘ _ _

IJQNDON, June 29.-An English- “_ ` _ _, - 'Q' _ ls good tea

Paris an beggars are. _ ____ _

When you serve RED ROSE ORANGE

" famil ou are iving

REKOE to your y y g

them the best tea you can buy.

about by inyiug un of hunds.

Chewing

‘ Has the lovely flavor and lasting

qualities that pleases men who like _

l‘ the best chew. -`,

_ HER wav or |'r. mmm. wicks; "wen, 1 rio; I turcu l Mrs. Hicks: "‘l dnn‘t luke any my little boy oi! the cigarette habit. ‘stock in these faith cures brought'

that way."

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Hickey & NichoIson's Black Twist

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Tobacco

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Adolph Millar -

Alberta .

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of Marvclube °° " byF01'di0_Wlne1'

GRUEl.l.'.ING test of Mau-velube “P” was carried out last

Ayear by Mr. Adolph Miller of Lacombe, Alberta, In the two months following <‘1e purchase of his Ford, Mr. Miller was so pleased with the apparently “unbreakable” uality of Marvelube “F” that he drove 4 500 miles without

q n changin oil more than once; adding a total of only 1 % quarts

during tliat time.

-Admittin that he had violated the recognized laws of safe

lubrication in not changing oil more frequently, Mr. Miller points to his record as a convincing test of the heat-resistance

f and wear-resistance qualities of Marvelube “F”. Read Mr.

Miller’s interesting report

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"1 did not cha e oil until I had covered 1, I G0 miles. The oil was still

uince.

unbroken. I filled up again and ran 1,400 miles without renewing. I added a pint and later a quart. The car has 'run close to 2,000 miles

“The car was thus driven 4,500 miles on the first and second fillings, with the addition of one pint and one quart. “I consider it the best oil that I have ever put into a car and l have been driving cars and handling tractors for 1 5 years or more.

'l_'l\is remarkable record is not given by Mr. Miller or quoted by-'us as an example of judicious practice-it is to be regarded _ purely as a “stunt.” But it is a_ stunt that points so unmistake- ably to the unbreakable#-body” of Marvelube “F” as to merit

the -serious attention of every Ford owner. -

With a crank-case change ev_ery,5O0 miles,thereissatisfactory, trouble-free lubrication in the regular use of Marvelube "F.”

IMPERIAL OIL LIMITED , ` _

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