SEPTEMBER 18, 1926 I

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Ill- . ALBERT - LAFLEUI \. ‘ . up... three years 1 suffered with “godliness, liver and stomach unable and I had severe pains and ‘Choking feeling at times. Since ‘n; "Fruit-a-tives" I have been mmpietely relieved of these roubles. I can faithfully recom- wld "liiruit-ivtives” to any one suf- yuhlg from liver and stomach "Gable, "as I wdsP-Jlirs. Albert “lleur, Labelle. (Co. Labelle), Que. "l-‘ruit-a-tives" are so wonderfully haipilli in Liver and Stomach troubl Manse they are purely a nat_ura "mgdy - made from intensified luices of fresh oranges, apples. ‘hues and figs, combined with union. “Ih-uit-a-tives" sweeten the ltmnach, regulate the liver. ‘bowels aid kidneys, and purify. the digestive ‘ms so that Indigestion and Con- ltlpation are quickly corrected. 25c. ha] 50c. 51"" dealers.

iileanings From , Tryon And Vicinity

hits. John Dawson, North 'l‘i‘y0il. motored to O"I.czlry on 'l‘ticsday_ Sept. 1~ltn on business.

Master Clarence Crossuiall, Til’- on, son of .\lr. and Mrs. Fred Cruisi- man went to Sumnierside on Wed- nesday for the purpose ot‘ having his tonsils and adenoitls removed.

Messrs Windsor and Elmer Calli- eroil, their mother. .\irs. Ryerson Reid and Mr. Scott Alt-Quarrie left‘ 0h hlonday tnorning for Iloston. The; (‘amorous and Mrs. Reid have (‘ll-l p)...“ a very pleasant holiday al| their old home iii Victoria. | .\lr. ‘Russel llowalt and .\lr. Vic- tor liowatt motorctl to Summcisitle 0h Monday, Sept. liitll on iiiIr-iiliéfifi.

Captain Johnson Lord arrive-ti at. Victoria on Monday luoruini; [Willi Charlottetown euroulc from (iaspci with cedar posts and plank for Mi‘. Edward Boswell.

- the restlit of lubricating the

"Mr. ll. A. MCPiICO was very pinch r ‘ _ I . Manned m m“, m‘ Amway monk hl)lllll,i<i too guieiousll. it wlll| I (loubtlcss shock another set oi

ing that (luring tho previous night a valuable female ftlx had Qfliitlllflli iroin his ratich. loveryone "should be on the lookout iii order to tissist lir. hioPllco in rcsciling this IOX»

.\lr. aild ilirs. Lorut- Lou. spcul l\‘t‘l‘_\' pleasant ihrcc ivceks holie day at Victoria. at the homo of Mr. Ma's father, Mr. Jabcz Lca. 'i‘hi=yi left this'wcci( on n rcturn trip tn their home.

Wilat might liuvo been a VOW serious (lroiviiing accident. occur- red on Wetlnosdny Sept. 8th, wiioii the two ycar old son of Mr. and . Mrs. Max Lolurgey of North Tryilil- Wairdlscoveretl almost subnterlléii in water iii a bog, owned by Mr.

Neut Dawson where the little intro! crapflud‘ also My“ vol-a womh

bad wandered. lWlien found he

Wits thought dead. but revived iil- wood, North Tryon left about two to do with itlic welfare of lllillliiillti

tiir a time. Luckily he was dili- covercd when he was or the accl- lieut nilgh have ended fatally.

The centres of Augustine Cove. North Tryon and Tryon. held their Bilillinl school fair at Tryon on Wednesday Sept. 15th. The ex- hibits were very fair considering the backward state of the year. The exhibits in live stock were com par- itively small, but there were two 0r three very good specimens. Quite a crowd gatlioretl to see ex- hibits and watch the sports. which were very much enjoyed by young ind old. Mr. J. A. Lyman, man- Bked the sports in a capable and pleasing manner. These school fairs should be shown even more encouragement than formerly and sivc ollr rising generation a goal. clcan competition in which to en- Base.

Election day (lawnod bright and clear and nil day long oiir roads Were alive with cars and carriages conveying both men and Women l0 North Tryon corner for the purpose 0f polling their votes. The polio were held at Mr. James Arbinifs and Mr. Frank Mllyhflvfs. (Many listened in on Tuesday evening Mid

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‘ Br WILLIAM ULLMAN lleurt-to-lleurt Tiillis “Hill Autu- uiohlle Owners and Drivers uii lliiw to (let the Most Out u! Their Carl l! the Legat Expense.

' v-oo-Qoo-o-eoo-o-voweeceoowa Springs Traction‘ Factor.

Any spring is supposed to reduce traction resistance. This may sound technical but it is really quite silli- ple. it‘ a spring is resilient and tho cur strikes a bump in the road the body of the machine is less likely to be thrown into the air than it‘ the spring were not so elastic. it‘ the whole car is lifted on evcry hump it is evident that. the (uigiue will have some extra work to do. 'l‘liia means power ioszl.

Makes Starting Easier

A bcttcr start usually can be had

by crnilking tlit- cuglnc over a few titties with tilt.- stilrtei" ‘before switching on the ignition. Whcn

the cylinders linve a chalice to loud up with a stflonger charge ui can. the ill-ing of but one (aylinder when the ignition is turned on usually will send illil (engine off with asuap. (‘are should be taken not to crank too long bclorc switching on lite ignition. as bile engine will present. starting trouble it it becomes flood- ed with gasoline. Jill-it a fcw turnzi oi‘ the shaft, and then snap on the ignition.

Cutting out the Noise

The ("are u. car owner gives to tile transuiiasioit has mucli to do with the kind of noises he will ob- tain from it. Ordinarily speaking, a transitiiaaion car-lo that is kept tilled with lilbricanl. to the proper Ilcvel is good lllt-illNlllCl} tlgililll-il. one '01’ the several forms 0t‘ objection- able liOllilti. ‘But there arc instanc- ils whore gear humming can be cured by lowt-ring the lcvt-l of the lubricant, by raising it as inut-li as possible, or by using a different grade of lubricant ziitogetlier.

Tip on Car Comfort.

“lllen going over rough spots in lhi! road it will (ease tho shock tn fccd gin-l witli tiic hand control while gently applying the brakes. Tile idea is that under this arrange- ment llic car pulls when going into the holes and when drawing out ot“ them, yet without coasting into them with a jolt. By keeping the speed 0t the car constant the jolts are reduced to a miuimulu.

Variety That is Costly. in buying a used car it should be borne in iiiiild that the care the original owner gives a machine iuay hc of little value to the next owner. Ono man may be very careful 1,0

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Central Guardian

new on sale at Miller iiros. li

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“Rev. l“. E. lloolliroytl.

ant (iruvo, Zl..'lil p. lll. llruckley, 7.2M] l. m. York. The

FOUR USED pianos as good as

SERVICES CANCELLED. — ()w~

will hi: unubic to kriip ilill tllllltliili-

used l)iilll(.‘.‘i on sale at .\iillcr lirozl.

iniliizilf-r. ll a. m. Murslifield. 2 p. m. Pleau- DB"-

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We Should Be‘

Condensed from Hearst's tional-Cosmopolitan (April '26) Gerald Stanley Lee

, , .. I. _ 'I'ht=:"i" arc scrotal way." people for “fiiflifiitlillcllttfitii “$1.0m M‘ u" '13 ‘Hm Tm“ Mm can take when n man is IlOi. wel ‘ "We "i ‘Will's’-

ILM" _ ' Ono way is t.o laugh at him and‘ 1W U18 ‘illihi iiilliit'l‘illi {Ii tlii

. ONE EACH "Pimmrm “NV gm m“, m M... [hm he h. a yjdug“. il]ll'l"i ill making llcultn t-al-"zillng In" combo. Mcnticlssohn. liult- & t‘o.. 1m“ "hyih l‘ m ‘M’ "m" m Ne“ H H" m “mm y

ly lo make fun of fut men in the

"Another way is to rouse up his

Bracklcy will hold its annivcrsal"y ing zislialneti ul‘ liiluscif.

service at 12.30.

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FEEDSl FEEDSF-dust urrivi-(i car bran shorts. white iniddilngs, nilcukn, cot-mutual. cracked corn and floui".—~i'. .i.

cl" Rivet". tl-ltl-Lii

‘ramrrv umrso CHURCH. - Early prayci" mucliilg at it) a. lll.

uioruiillz surnioil at. ll, pri-nchcl" ‘Rev. in". ltuinsal". subject, "’i‘ili- Sermon on tho Mount." Sabbath

School and Ilible i-lttsucei at 11.30 p. lll.. to which all students. are cord- ially iitvitl-tl. Rev. W. M. ilyuii. ll. A" ptwachcel" at (wt-lung st-rvici- stibji-ct, ‘1'l‘hc Sci-rot of a Strouc Life." Al 8.15 p. m. u progralunii- of spccial music will ho rcntleri-ti. consisting of vocal solos by Ml". Robert B. Messerveyr; violin solos by Mi". lion Wagner; organ solos by .i'rof. W. i6. Flctchci" and Antheliis by tlic Choir. 'l‘liis will be Ml". Mcsservcykl fareivcll tip

ford, ifingiailil. and his solos chosen fol" his recital are all by request.

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GRAND SACRED FiEClTALui. Trinity l'nit0d Church. Sunday Sept. 19th at 8.15 p. m. Vocalist,

Ml"- Robert ll. Mcsscrvcy. Violinist Mr, Ben Wagner, Anthems by 'l‘i"in-

keep the watcr [lump litbricateti and tho gasihio free of sediment, only] to uvcrlook such matters as keeping‘ the universal joints propcrlygreas- cd and the spring leaves ifree rust. When the new owner gets down to _ business these matters (luickiy come to light.

Pointers on Lubrication Zllany cal" owners probably will ‘be startled to know that the poor riding (lualities of their muchincsl

motorists to learn that lack of lub- rication of springs is misting cli- gine power.

Where Cleaning Helps lVllcn greasing the differential. particular catitioil should his taken to sec that. tho grease plug is clean when put bark. it‘ the grcasing" is (lune out on the (lrivcyvny it. istu simple matter for a pcbblc to lodge in the plug. Covered with gTOiIHfi it might pass nunoticctl. until ll formed a iiluo abrasive to wear out the ring and pinion prematurely. i"c("oive(l tho restills toil.

ft"olii Mouc-

Mias liiary Nowsome, (laughter

of Mr. and lift-s. Warren Newsoine

(laughter or Mr. and Mrs. (leorlllf

weeks ago "for Wolfvllle, where

they intend spending a term

Acadia College. Every_ good wish child. folloivs these two aspiring vaults “Menlimi- 11"“

ladies in their studies.

The moving pictures which are lnflcctions-WJINI‘ U0 WE Ear?

‘being hold in Victoria on Wednes-

My of out.“ week are very gqm], was asked by .a man who nuts one lMllCil enthusiasm was felt over the of a orowd standing ’ lplculre “The no“ ]{or5¢,"_ Every. crossing looking at the pit-cos of

' (he hlgh standard of tin automobile that had just, been

one hopes these pictures may continue, and Mr. Yeo will receive the Sllllllflfi he deserves n1 bringing his machine to Victoria every week. D

Pleasant

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at health of every man, woman. and

ity Church Choir. and Organ Solo by Prof. W. lC. Fletcher. At this Recital Mr. Messervey will make

Ufllifl fart-well tipptaaluince before a my‘

Charlottetown audience. prior lo sailing for hliiglzitili. An offering will be taken. 1950-i7-2i

$4000.00 WORTH of

sale Exhibition wcclt at tMillerl llros. 1i PERSONALS Illiss ircltc iloiiiiclly and bliss‘

Marguerite dictluaid. St. Yfhercsas urn lcztving this morning fol" ibis- ton. '

Mifitl Mary hll-Qnuid, li-aclici‘ llyrncs Road School. \\‘i|i 1l_,\'itiiiill‘ to thc city yt-stcixla)".

‘hiiuar-sl t‘.hi"i:ltinc McPhorsuin and Jcssic ltit-Phcrsou of Kinross arc lcaviltg this itiorniitg for llosloil.

i FEEDING OUR FAMILY

By Barbara B. Brooks Home Econ-l omice Department, Kellogg Com-i pany of Canada_ Ltd.. London. Canada. '

There is a most important ques-l tioll which the housewife has i0 alis\vci"---‘a question that has more

titan any other slilfe it lilvolves the

ivhcrcvci" civilization has qllo-flitill is being asked by iulllitms of anx’ous iii- qnirors using as many shades ol

This is nut a (lucstiou such as

by a grade

lift by a train "Has there been an accident?"—Oi" such a one as was asked of a man who had inis- taken the open door of an eleva- tor shnfl for thc door of his room. stepped iii and fallen ten stories and lay bruiscti and bleedinl! 0" the floor of the elevator shalt. “Are you hurt?"

“Who-t d0 we out?" is not a fool-

BURNS I‘

Always keep Minard's handy for burns, sprains, bruises and flesh wounds.

Slain-lat spctiltcr -.\ii"s W. A. 'l‘liompsim of (‘harlotto- color-s, us one (loss In Samuel lint.

. . Wreaths. ur be pnl ill ‘all fol" lo|li' 59mm" ‘m-ungpmm" "or h“ "xppwl Noy d: (0.. lluut- WM“. |,...v,nl1,|ng_ J ‘ L lives. tile wants the men ho ltzia e

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after effects-

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PRICES 25¢. so and 310°-

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J. Lester Douglas 89 Queen Street Charlottetown, P. E. I.

cream Separators THE SHARPEES SUCTION FEED

Skim: clean at any spud.‘ 11pm‘ 1g Ill" CUICOIIIOPI-

i _ but the convenience ofbeing able

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it sounds extreme but when one

lci"'s lilroivlitin on a whole s

regarding; a aunt's being "i..k all

SEE MILLER BROS.’ uztlc ill thin act. of uglfitwssiuu, it. is alllOllitlilillg

how sens lie it seiillh.

People can already bu 'ai"i"ested ‘fill’ spitting and vcry soon people with colds will bc sent home to

Pcoplc alrcatiy fccl there ought In b0 a law enacted to ‘have a luau IZITFCSICII in u street-car for spray-

illg a cold at tilt-iii.

ldvteil a stomachaclie, though it is ‘not shoivy, is quilts s much an lit-t lo.‘ aggression on civilization as lcold. When a titan Iilkes‘ the |ih<

[arty of ‘being a father who is an;

{niltlict of a stoiilacliacllc, or chmni-c. ‘or colifirtiicli colic-Alta is cotnnlitt~ ‘ing an nct oi‘- nggression (lll a lin~ lion. llo transmits a complex of _hnhits to his children, and‘ to otli- 01's. ll is". nu insult. to the next‘ thous- lililil yctirs lo be chronically ilot well. And society is getting to be is intolerant toward a man who

pennmcev prim. w Sailing rm. o» mmpels his Stomach m “the, as Ms same iimc and the same money

stonluche is.

The mail who is loose about his lown health. or other people's ‘health finds he i.= ititoierable to ‘people as the man who is loose iabout his own money or zibout otli~ ict" people's money.

People ilfe beginning to look on ill ltcalth ill the way they already Jililk llllnn a bud cough in all audi- elicv- lpi-‘Ollle look around anti

"Wily did you collie?" and the time is lioi far off when ushers will p181) up to pcopie coughing in a tilwitor and say:

_ ‘ _ ‘Thisraudience and the players puma“ “ha” 35km“ Y0" i" K0 home. These

50111.1‘ You have paid for will be rc- served for you ii‘ you want them two weeks later."

“hPn it is considered bv every- one} ulillccessafy and shift-less to" ilc lll. it will be had monitors to ask about a man's health. Thc wcalt. kind person who 11.0919 h

lrli iiiicsiioil. it is a most iui~ pertain question for the health of illll'~*=l."|\'cti and our fantiiitss tibpentis oh whether we hhgh-ar 1h“ “has. lion haphttzardiy or st-inntificttlly. Wt‘ arc foutunatc in this day and age to be able to ailswrr this title-s» lion scientifically,

The body in a iunciilne—ona that work,- ail the time-a them “to... tierfill iuatiliiue ill that in. builds. Wbtiirs itself‘ and fu- ishes its own fuol t‘l"oiii raw material. This raw material is food. All food may he listed under tbrce lit-ads: building foods, fucl foods and regulating fonds. Hlllltlilig foods are [[10:40 svhich keep the body ill repair and build new tissues for M13 grflwlng child. Cheese, eggs, flab legume-ti Yilflili. and milk are building foods. Fuel funds are tllosc which provide

tiic hotly willi heat and energy. Cereals fats sugars, and starchy vegetables arc fuel foods. iiegtlla-

Hill-Z fOOIIH are those which keep the

als, and vitamins. This is the group pinst often. neglected in meal

seem to he difficult to do. but a simple breakfast of corn flakes with sliced _ peaches served with milk. fills this requirement. Milk is your building food. peaches the regulsltlng food an(l corn flakes the fuel food. A still more simple meal could be served with all brnn muffins, butter. and a glassbf milk. Milk is your building food, butter > rontahis vitamins and all bran muf» fins the fuoi and regulatirig food.

lCereala are our most economi- cni source oi‘ fitei. Uncooked whole grain cereals are cheapest

to open a package oi’ ready-to-eat "cereals, such as corn flakes, fill the bowls with this crisp appetiz- ing food, otiteli balances the added cost.

Milk is oiir most economical source of building material. Milk has been called a protective fond because the llbera-l use of milk pro- tects against dietary deficiencies ot‘ many k‘nds. Milk contains pro- tein, n building food. also an envi~ able supply of the minerals cul- (‘hlm and phoflllllnfllfl. These are hone building materials. Children should have a quart of milk n day and adults a pint. it is not uc-

Eidra parts on tund- wrlto or phone 79! or 03B

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mwnw» “cannon-w milk oi- cream.

ccssory to drink tlialt amount. Cor- culs can be cooltr-d in milk Instr-ad

Ashamed T0 Be lll

|ntemi..iVlillious of us are seeing rho llllllgs

York would zllérec tnliiorroiv public- strc-ets, so time only people in taxis

y°RK_MA;-;'S_HF|ELD SERWCES could afford lo be fat ill New York. _ _ _ _ ‘.\.;,,y|,n,|y mm“... “ma, “mum ‘luv. OIIitIt’. time conlruirlcil for with his;

iliiolerancoystart tliui up into be-

ithc daily habits that ltecp hint lit,

body machinery in good running 3'9" VOW‘ COWIPNXWH N°Wi ordc-r. These are lthe foods which H!" Rvd Ch¢=|<B~ Bitch! contain laxative material. miner Eyes, and that Youthful

planning. All bran. whole grain TELLS OFA REAL cereals, fruits. vegetables and COMPLEXION MAKER milk a-re regulating foods.‘ --

lii planning meals at least one Paint and pOwdQr never food should be selected from each make q bogutiful complexion, KFOIID 0i every meal. This may Ruddy cheeks have their

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rcally ucll. chronically robust. man lll tne morning by saying “ilowfis your ltcaith?" will get his ncad luk- .en oft‘ it)!‘ it.

'i‘lit- Wililie (linging idea cvt-u nun‘, stiuoiig woniciwthc iii-ca oi milling weakness and deferring to ‘it— has" changed. ‘With the mud- ein girl, a young man who offers to liclp hci" OVOI‘ a fence’ ur "around a iputidlc, tahcs a chancc. Sin.- waves illilll a=ide. She wants to be treat- icd |ltilitely~trcated as it‘ silo knew how to handle herself as well as ‘lie tines.

'i he present spectacle of civiliza- tiuu ot" lhtiusantls of uotlteuletl mcn bent with work, pzunpizring, themselves Ill parlors, rolling} artinnd iii limousines with their in~ sides burning up, is not much long- _ er going to be before our eyes. Willi out" nlodern knoivledgc people arc gelling, too unscntimenltil.

as it is and are acting on it. 'l‘ln- l .- styles allti customs of so- ciely arc Iltrllillg tllc other may. A

Satnltcl Vtiticltlili Lilt! Pfiiiiililflli (if the iiaidwin iitliullllfliiVCc Works. whose time at the office is rzitcdi as i)l'illl.',' worrh $51M) a day. ltas his}

doctor. ile pays his ti(l(‘li)l‘ a Sill-i ary ot‘ so tiluch a your for ke-clliiili him wcli_.'lntl gels a rt-bttte cvi-ry day hc is sick.

licaltil is being trcatetl in big businc-"s: ill Amcrica l‘t‘\'i‘l‘0‘ll|iy, likc illUilPy. llculth is lnoliiey.

Ailyoni- can see what is llappmt» ing. l\\'il8!l n llflillftli anti roasnit- able arrangeineilt like Mr. Vauc~ lain'.~l becomes general among larl-K" employers it logically lends to tiloi large employer's waniiiig soull-

to work with as fit as he is.

This arrangement l'0r executives- logically loads, ns anyone can soc to somi- sillliiill’ ill‘i'illll.{0lll(‘lll for all labor iliitilli iili‘ placc. ll. is jilst a lnaitcl- of wot-Icing out (lctails. land working men all ovm" the Icountiy a union men and itoli-iluiilii it is tho paruilltll habit a titan has inakcs his value lu the factory. Thu lillsillcss". t‘t)llt!i'l'Il.‘-i which firu find n. (loccnl way to do t-iillllUiilillg about firms will. Labor illl‘llU\'i:l’ will, make thctn. No big conlpany very’ much longer is going to be caught spelitling three years in etiucziting, la sick. unguaruilteed inan—~a man 'they will lose or as good us" lose in a few yctirs—\vhen with the