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Nrgiv modern science restores “0 _-color” teeth to dazzling whiteness.

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teeth come simply front a film that forms on teeth. A stubborn film old-type dentifrices did not successfully remove. 'l`hat’s why brushing failed you.

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teeth and you can feel that film now--a sort of slippery coating. It is a chief enemy of liealtliy teeth and gums.

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ALBERTA PROVINCIAL POLICE

_ ANNUAL REPORT

1926

The following le an extract from the annual report of

the Alberta Provincial Police for the past year.

“During 1926 we prosecuted 1077 cases and obtained

1000 convictions. There was a decrease of 34 cases under the number of prosecutions entered in 1926. The finea -im- posed amounted to $7225.00. There were 92 jail sentences lmpoaed and the estimated value of the liquor sent to the vendors la $4297.50.

"There ls very little bootlegglng at the present time in

the province, and I find that the public generally ARE. WILLING ITO GIVE US INFORMATION WHEREAS. PREVIOUSLY, UNDER THE OLD ACT, lT'WA8 VERY HARD TO OBTAIN. There is A MARKED INCREASE IN RESPECT FOR T0-IE LAW. Under Prohibition, the Porlce appeared to be almost alone in their efforts to en- force lt; there appeared at that time to be a general idea abroad that it was "smart" to circumvent the law and get a drink or a bottle of whiskey. There has been a little smuggling, particularly from Fernie, B. C., taking liquor through to Montana. Two or three loads were captured, the care and liquor being confiscated, but there ia very_ little of lt going that way. Some ls drifting through in freight cars but the most of the liquor going from Fernie to Montana is going through the other way by means of carl and the railways. There la no doubt that there is some Illicit manufacture of liquor in the more remote parts of the province but very few complaints have been re- ceilved upon the Iilllcit manufacture of Moonehlne_

We have co-operated in every way with the Liquor

Commissioner and he and his staff have reciprocsted-

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A large and enthusiastic meeting

|was held at North -River hull lust 'eve-ning, Mr. Robert McKinley was appointed chairman and very good order prevailed througl\out_ i'l‘he Conservative candidates, Messrs. Buntain and Jenkins were in excel- lent form and despite the fact that this locality -has been strongly .Lib- eral in the past, were tendered a good hearing. which shows that the people are seriously regarding these political matters and seem to Dre- ler the Conservative fplnttornl.

Mr. J. H- Buntaln was the .('ll'st

speaker. ‘He first of all expressed his pleasure at meeting the people of North River and vicinity to dis- cuss with them the political ques- tions of the day arid thanked them for their support at the last elec-

cords of the two parties, He show- ed that in 1019 the 'Liberals were elected on a platform which they utterly failed to implement while in. 1923 Premier Stewart issued a mani testo which he has redeemed ill full and todny he stalltls bct'ox'c the people of this province with his record untnrnished. llc showed how the L`olleel'vati\'es had saved $55,- 000 in tile Public Illslllutlolls null hurl greatly exceeded the lriberul grants to orpltallages. llospltulu, ctr. “We were able to do this" said M-1'. Bulltuln “liccaluw we were eco- nomical and that is the kind of government you should return to power." In deullng with tempernnce he sold that lt was a question which had engaged the minds of the peo- ple for many years. -He told of nw- _ful terrors, crimes ami vices which have sprllug up under prolllbitloll. ‘lie -rct'el'l'cd to till- Rov_ ;\lr_ Her-

']luan who with ull the nolemnily of 11| minister nf Gospel txpur-led the it-rilllo and tile vice which is ruining .this country today at his rnt-ln:1t'- initio meeting ill lille Prince Iihlward |'l‘llcl\tre lust full. and asked the .Vlluietcrlal Association tn look lm. ,llut this exposition failed to raise

1`llle Temperance people tn action and on the menlorabie night of ,March 15th last. Premier Stewart.

in policy of Government. Control and immediately an S. O. S. rail was sent all over Canada by the ‘Temperance Alliance. 1He rend from tile Temperance Bulletin the plat- form of the Alliance which docs not at ull coincide with ihut of Mr. Sounders, and is nltirt'-lv n smoke- scieen to try to drive the Lincrul:-1 into power. ill closing Mr. .lluntulll asked the people to :~1tlppnrf, Mr.

(Jenkins 'and himself prolnlsinll \them u better temtpcrance law (loud and prolonged applause). 1

Mr. B. W. LePagc next presented

.the finances from the .Liberal point of view. He gave as a reason for. tllo Liberals raising the taxes that there was a lack of revenue but this statement was not ‘in accord with the one he made in his cam- paign when he aald that there was no need of Increased taxation, He mode his usual statements that Premier Stewart had absolutely' nothing to do with getting the $40.- 000 or thc $125,000. 'lu dealing with the temperunco question, .he said that if Govern-ment, Control carries the people of this province will bo responsible for every accident

_ Picnic Times Is Ice .Cream Time

and your picnic will be an assured success if you have rgood supply of -Perfection lee Cream on hand- Peo- .pie are now aeklng for this particular brand and when pienlckera ask for

' PERFECTION- ICE CREAM

they will accept no substitute. Write ln today, giv- ing date and we will have your supply chipped in good time and good condition. 1

__ SANITARY PLATES AND . - SPOONS-

eliminate considerable dlah washing and we can eup- ply you with these Indeapenelbla picnic adjuatmente. Let ins hear frolnyou today. ‘ n _

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Testing Eyee and supplying Glaleea Office, Bayer Building Great George Street Office Houre-9 to 12.80. 1.80 to 6.00

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MONEY T0 LOAN '

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

McDonald & McPhee B. A. J. A. McDONALD H. F. McPHEE

B.-A. Barrletore, Attorneys, Etc. _ Money to Loan.

Mark R. M<_:Guigan

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lie also made the astounding state-

would be abolished by law. H6

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tion. He then referred to tile re-.pleted the sinking fund by taking 'bred lu lhe "DU-l`D'|¢" 55' 'ill'/fh8T'E9

bonds and placing them in ordinary 01' 'MI1 'Ffed Shen- 'Ke“5l“‘g'°“' acc0“m_ TMS, ML Jenkins Sapp lWatson'.Peter, falter lChesnut iPet- was the reason there wlle an ln- er- 2-‘lp/1)' h°"5ht -‘H 'Madmm'

crease in the amount of interest ’S‘|"""e "°"‘e y°‘""" “`g° 'hy the mm _ _ , b _ |e. _St rt ,h I t ilamentetl :Hammond Kelly, owned namibaaaolcanada syP.¢.lJ.»'l..¢l»»ec»..L.-.uJ.Tm»¢..

ecuuse Prem 1 ewn lu o

by G. R. ~Cln1~k. ls now -groomed and _._ ,..-_

borrow money to replace the bonds d b ml _Gerald Mcbelm

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which had been taken out He ex K I mn

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Named 'hat the increase in 'the Engl-<llm%t1~alll<-olllt (draught) Koen ' - ~

"om of, the Agrlwmuwfl Depm1` on ull tldun-tl~l'll lntlnernry on ,-' `-""‘~. ;\

the agricultural gl-aut. of $32,000 to am .'.._:i;f if this province. -Dealing with temper- 'retltly Jmfkse, (hy lcapl. Aubrey) @,»,{§\‘? ll . J ance he denied ‘the statement of owned by v1,'|1||nm» T00m\,3_ wen; _E ._`__‘__. r \ 1( Wir 1l.eI’nge that the brewers were ibm] on .~rr-orlng lust year, but is li- ml f-fig " ‘

tions wherever it -has been trle1l~|i.m_ 'mclngt in eloslrlc ue matte an earliest 1111-; Llnya Georgm 2_.1.8.& QD, mow, ____ ___ _ _ __ _ _ _*_ __:___._______ Veal l" the l;"‘°§’l"`(§°l"‘q;’ meh; hpfllcssl has been under the t-nreful I_"1”" ‘ ""7 71' 1-__? tclllgcucle w \ cl ‘ol -lon il. von I ml e LM k _Smqe fm, same them and seriously consider tlllsltllmeeinéiis r:;omed't0 be in . _[Im

question. “lf you do this" said ll1l'.\-tpmk-1 of ccndmom

-it-nklus. "1 hllve "0 ‘l°“\’* ‘if “W1 lol..-mylnlllon one 11-liners mme)

result." (loud alllllause.) i stfis now owned and dlseilng d1rlven ‘by

ll :l~‘rank Glover of -Ke v nl.

speaker. ‘He spoke for about fifteen lLols lGuy. 2.18%, (Imported to P-

lllke a bolt from the hlue anuoulirxodmlnutes along the lines on \vhlch|E. I. at -the same time as 1M1lsH

Mr. LePage had already Sl10k0fl'lBelle 1Rlc0l. is to be prepared 01' und failed to shed any light pn thc'raclng -by -'her owner, lMr Leighton political situation. ROKQTYM KB“3l“'B'i°“- 1 '

Mr. Angus McPhee was -the

Mr Buntaln moved. seconded by

Mr. LePago that n vote of tlmnks FS ills! il'I‘\?lll`6B€l\1l8 Old time Milli' he extended to me ,,|m1,.m,m fm- time Champion tro-tter,rBabylLog8il the able way in which he hurl con- (23 Yellfs 075)- Thi” grand °ld “TW”

ducted

the meeting. -

T0n\0rr0W’S ` New Annan lthree year c-ld clues.

Radio Program

International Radio Programs

CONCERTS

3.45 P. M.

WIOO (508) Phila. Grand Organ.

7.00 P. M. V

WGY (380) Sch. N. Y. Troubadors: 8.00 P. _M. WJZ (454) N. Y. Maxwell Hour to

WJZ, WBZ, WBZA. KDKA, Kvw WBAIL, WJR.

' 8.30 P. M. VVILIT (405) Phila. Studio Pio.

9.10 P. M.

Mountcbnnk", to WEAF. WLIT,

WRC. WOAE. W1GY, WGR, .Ki)S.

10.00 P. M.

Vi/'1l.W (428) Clllcl. Trio-Solo_

10.30 .P. M.

WH1'l` (416) Clticago. Classical.

SPORTS-TALKS f

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VI/:IP (508) lPhIl8., 'Roll Cllll.

0.25 P. M. WGY (380) Schenoctnlly. Ilnsolinll. 6.55 P. M.

WlllW (428) iClnci. Baseball.

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WGR (303) Buffalo. Lgwrf,m,.._

DANCE ORCHESTRAS 12.30 A. M. WM-CA (:41o> New York. salon

Royal Orchestra. » (C0I>Y\‘llZ1ht. 1927. by International _Radio Programs, Clllcagn,)

- To Peel Off Corus

All U-"mins -remedy-am ln n

few seconds and causes 'no Dain. The corn ahrlvels up and. loomng A“0i»l1@i‘ Rlipllcatlou or two and the Wm #P006 out. Wonderful-yas it is--but that is just lhow..P11¢|mm», 'Com 'Extractor from many drug.

~. Money to Loan. . .l

Cameron Blook.CharIottetown.P.E.|.

slow. Get your Hottie .todo

ment that lf -Government Control ln the 'semple 'smbles ‘here are l-

,,,,|m in thi, p,-ovmce gh, |_||,,";| John 1D. llforbes. who did xl mile at »~ _ " - _`

themselves will vote to °P°n rum “ree year old in g'12` This Te; . \ "i shops in every cflatrict. mWkablfle?|‘tTr“°h‘:;'l“”hfl1‘;leVl‘;:(l'£‘ gf ’ ‘- 11 ‘ ELI- “

an acc ( W - -

Hon L L. Jenkins rose to speak n mnuwu" low record

utnld loud applause. Ho thanked making 3 ' y 4 of . to

'which practically put him out

the people for their support at tho the racing game ever since. Mr. . _ __ _ _ _ H I

great pleasure which it gave him to le ex ct 0 have mm ,ready be able to stand before them with ?:rni£ming t,§e1'.mue,. pm., 0| :mls his platform muy redeemed' Mr' season. There is also lMiss Lunnda. .Jenkins again expressed hlmself.(2_1-1%) Mm, _Emma (2_1,g%)._|n HS being oluwaed to a»l»e1'H0D8l ¢Hl1"f0al -re .lohn` -D. 'Forbes-also the vas because he considered ft an ln- gmngsef, and Frisco :D||-ect tm-ee suit to the intelligent people ofthis year old col-ts, which are. expected province to go and coax ,them for to Sm.-. in the cgi; “classic” at their support and he hoped that lt |pfew,_i\n1mn on An-g, -1<7th.

mont was duo to the tact that the l _ I H nel James hmm King Government had withdrawn ‘Hum U N nw ’

WEDNESDAY. JUNE 22 colts which figured prominently in

WEAF' (492) B"0“d“'3Y- N- Y- "'l`h9 race-going public at the big meet ln

.Premier fWltte. 210, thorn and

‘In W- ‘B. `McArthu1r's .S-table there

mare can pull a wagon over the road as .fast as any horse. There is also the Longset colt (from -Belle Rico) which will be raced in the

Also several other green colts of good promise.

There is also a big number of

ice races during the past winter- some of those will ~be seen on tho local *tracks this summer.

.'We must not -forgot Campbellton

lBelle, (not Joe lRam.say's» original), 'now owned -by lMr. |MoArth<ur. Sho le‘ an .Aqu-lrl colt out of o. Pa-rkwood mother, she was raised iby ‘Chas »'MdLeod, o.f1Stanley Bridge. This -mare gives promise of “low down" speed. She won all ther races last winter-las did her full sister now owned by 1Mr. Thus. 'Cullen-, Sher- wood..

A number of the above mention-

ed horses will furnish thrills to the

Summerslde on Dominion Day -the opening event of the \P. E. island ralcfug season, K

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‘Eclipse Specials” _ '

Are Fully Booked

LONDON, June 18. -Millions of

people in the British Isles are mak- ing plans to see the total eclipse of the sun June 29th. Twenty- seven "eclipse specials," eight from London, which one railway is run- ning to the area of total darkness In the Yorkshire moore are nl- resdy` fu-il. -Mpre than 22,000 ap- plications for tickets have been re- ceived, aud more trains are being arranged and accommodation pro- vided for the thousands of men. women and children who will be transported to the wilderness of the Yorkshire moore Every city, town and village will rise with the dawn to see the eclipse and more airplanes will be in tho sky than before the war.

Special arrangements are to lm

mude for the King sud Queen, and other members of the royai_ family to use the first tola~l eclipse visible fn England ln two centuries. Tile Prince of-Wales will motor into the totality zone at- dawn from Wltherstack Hall. near Carnforth. ------¢o>-_--

sending money into this province able to‘A‘deIlivo1é"tl;,e Iégoodz" this pa |)Eg.,1‘p0yg @ i to defeat lllrohlllltlon but he did season. -He en- . ( y ov. loner- -_ ` s

show that the brewers and dlatill-`l1ll. out of the mother of Winnie Flies M05qU|t09§‘ Moths "nh U "`

era had paid money into the Liber- 1AubreY~ *’“'“"¢1 ‘by -VV. E. Sdbey. Allis Bed Bug:-l R0llCl1eS _ -

ai; campaign funds at the last fader- \NOW Allmln. Sh0W€l1 iii! Well in lc” ,

at election. 1-le quoted slr Amin 1--wee loot winter. mul ll* °XP°°f°“ ‘ 4......-. ..-»../. Aylesworth. Rev. Canon Cody, \Rev. 10 -be fl i'11C\0l` ill "W9 'meets d“"“g - _ Y ` ` roi - .

` ” ‘elngton mpresentatlves at all the ' / , _ . \ , 0 ' ,/

1- 9.119. lslana races, and also .at V- M 3 °. sad fatality which occurred at 'many of the race meets on- the _ - Southport wharf under prohibition. ‘Main'lan<i-

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insects! Kill them at once.

with Flit. .

Flir spray clears the house in rl few minutes of disease-bearing flies, mosquitoes, bed bugs, roaches, ants and fleas. It searches out the cracks where insects hide and breed, destroying their eggs. ‘

Flit kills moths and their larvae

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Flir is the result of exhaustive laboratory research. It hasn- .plsced old ioefective merhgdsj Fatal to insects but har-ml¢g gg mankind. Recommended by Health Oilcials. BuyFlitand Plit sprayer today. For sale every.

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Hauck Fire Gun

The Fox Rancher’s Only Effective Disinfectant . . .

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Parasites are rampant in the Fox Ranches as well as

on the Farms of P. E. Island and must be eradicated if

our (wlfaluable products of Farm and Ranch -are to be save .

'Farmers are in the van protecting' their crops of

.potatoes -and grains by- generous spraying and treating with disinfecting solutions. A .- -

Fox Ranchers must also wage war against the

Ranch’s numerous parasites, ESPECIALLY THE DEADLY HOOKWORM AND LUNGWORM. These successfully resist such strong solution disinfectants as Pure carbolic acid and can only be destroyed by the in- tense flame. 1,800 Degrees Fahrenheit, gen- erated by the Hauck Fire Gun. This flame” burns up the minute-disease-eggs and scorches the ground do thor-

oughly that no parisitic life is left after being thus treated. ` 1 ‘ ` .

Many of our leading ranclierg are now using the

Hauck Fire Gun with excellent' results and 'areipatisfied that it has solved the difficult problem of’ proper' ‘disin- fection of fox pens. ` ' ` ' " I

our~Mr. J-. Erie Love ia demonstrating 11.1...-_ latest

scientific discovery in ranch- disinfection and _'will be pleased to call on interested parties. Phone or write to our address’ ` ‘ ` ' , ~ 1- "

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