‘THEYCEHARIOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

(summertime-nae

Tdilvoid imitations, always look for the signature of _ Proven directions 3n each package. Physicians everywhere recommend it.

Paregoric,

Cisiomi

liwﬁlilfiHERg- Fletcher’s Castoria is a pleasant, harm- less _Substitute for Castor Oil, Teething Drops and Soothing Syrups, espe- cially prepared for Infants in arms and Children all ages.

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Mile. Suzanne Lengien in one of her best photos. shortly to start; her tennis tour through Canada States.

France Facesi

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pile protests by

_ Princess Astrid of Sweden whose betrothai to Prince Leopold of Bel~ gium is officially announced. She is twenty.

{slander Wins Success

John Hewlett, Nicholson is widely known in Kings Ceuntyanq wiurletitetown, having carried on a itievchant business at Duntlas before leaving

Sotitli African wur: ~- Estabifsheti fihteeti years ngodiy Lemuel ll. Nicholson, tho National ed

Qias shown onjlsisiciit.

couver, and confections to the limit of 'its capacity. part oi‘ the flrin‘s founder

storey building stands a huge elec-

1500 bulbs. in litigo arrow, typifylng

design. the trade of

The site of itihc factory renders this

business;

noretl.

She is to arrive

value gained amply offsets any ex~ pense involved.

added considerable ti) the plant and tal buildings since tlfe inception of the business in 1910.

Many and varied are‘

plant.

the Pacific iP-revinco, waiter

and ti“ United ivﬂlerﬁ. drop cakes, sandwich hls- (lepartment, cults, chocolate eclnirs and biscuits of all kinds political leaders chocolates,

chocolate bars,

Prince heir to the Belgian ported officially betrothed to Prin- The followlngnill be of interest c," Aamd of Sweden’ iii iii-ii‘ Friivinret ‘is M“ Niciioiso" King Gustav. it ‘is said that the aw‘- refeired t0 is‘ ivbfﬂiiltfl‘ 9i Miss fair in a love match, as both had , Flora Nicholson, Dundas and Mrs. bee" offered om" ' Alllllllltlﬂle. Mr. repuud|y_

here. MF- factory urc no novelty. E. E- NiQiIOi-HOIIJII’ Villllftillvvl‘. B. tiiiu shipment of 40,000 pomnls of _ (l. is a brother and a veteran of the biscuits found its way to tho Slb erian market, I Enquiries are also being receiv-

Biscuit and rﬂoii-fection Company ChlmL the signs 0f Africa. uiid South America. growth until today this large plant a little business is also coming in at 1706 irirst Avenue West Van< from Slum, Java is tnannfacturing biscuits distant points. ,

Many lessons we learctttl when l"ill'-5ii<iIl6<iI1c-\is on the it was decided to stretch out. ton- eomc lacles to those foreign export mar- years ago tins made provision for kets. the time when ithe plant will ulti- rather costly nature, too, but. Mr. mately have to be extcndctl; when ﬂioholson foels that. the end ltns that time can no lotiger be post- justified the moans and that there

Surmounting tho roof of the four eessary.

One of the main items used, in tric sign; one of the largest: in the the form of raw materials, in ii"? - D()llillli()ll of Canada, this ilisplay thousands of pounds oi‘ soft. wheat advertisement‘ carries no less titan grown ‘ it is a tnanufacturetl into flour in bho mills

tnark of the National and bearing may be stiprome in the tnatter of < the ‘words “Red Arrow" Biscuits. growing hard wheat. but. of the it is 75 feet long and about 1~i feet soft wheat, used in pastry and bi-‘i- i high, and in the evening hours this cults, there ls none better in quul- _ sign sends forth a striden tnessage lty than the variety grown lu the

that all who sec may read with ease. farthest. ivest province. ‘ Sugar, of which large sign a splendid asset to thr- hags aroused annually comes front dressing ‘the (lranvllle the local refinery. Street bridge as many thousands also bought in tho Dominion, as do during the night. the crimson well us all milk. jams, jellies, and arrow on the skyline cannot: be is- other raw materials. Although the monster sign packing cases arc built eats up electricity by the kilowatt factories, the tens of thousands oi‘ most hunizrlly. Mr. Nicholson is of cartons and paper boxes used also ‘the opinion that the advertising being made-lu-Voneottve-r products. imports are ‘largely confined to certain essentials oils, flavors and Mr. Nicholson, who came to Vau- vegetable conver after a decade pregnant with for example, is bought in the Uni-l experience in the baking and con- ted iéfllllOlltiifydlllfillless in Victoria has Sicily, and others front (‘tintineu-

Floor spat-e in all, is now at a prentimti in the tho pro- National factory. ducts of the busy manufacturing dreil men and women arc employ- These include soda crack- ed in the various ilepartntcuts of ers. familiar to all housewives of the platit; about thirty of ice find employment in tho confection

fancy same number in the as well as while the rentainder aro absorbed hard in the work of the water-ice ivafoi‘.

Leopold, shown above,

throne, Io re-

niece of

royal matches

i amt yell r

merchants Straits

from in Japan, in

Settlements.- Quite

and tither far- i

Some of these were of a.

poned. there will be sufficient are wonderful (ipportunitles in the " ground lu reserve udjeiiiinil the export. field for those who are will- s; present. buildings. lug to pay for tile experience iie- _~'

in liritlsh (‘ultiinbizn and

Vancouver City. The prairie

/)\ thousands of Shortening is

The wooden in local

colorlngs. Peppermint.

States: some oils come from t.

Etiropo. 30,000 square feet

Fully orig hun-

these v‘

approximately the ma...»

s - “m” “sunning”,

»> _ are creating great intieresh-sr

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ARRYMORE Guaranteed Rucsare (Y being prominently featured this l season by the leading merchants in

every city and town in Canada. The ‘ , BARRYMORE presentation of Russ for“ i‘

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1926 exceeds in beauty and value any- i thing ever before shown. , If you were to journey to Paris, London l i‘ is,“ or New York, you would not ﬁnd Will- ’ '4“ i ton, Axminster or Saxony qualities of r’

rugs excelling BARRYMORES in striking. Y‘“"' beauty nor ﬁne value.

P-e. :' The store you regularly patronize will 4 be showing BARRYMORF. Guaranteed RUcs. Drop in some day soon and ask“ ,. the rug salesman to show you his stock of Barnum/tours. The label on the back of every genuine BARRYMORE Guaranteed Ruc is your safeguard. Sizes and patterns, stiitaivlc for every room in the home. DrrLqi/rr/ am] lVnrPn 11y

TlieTORONTO CARPFT MFG.CO.Lirriited Toronto IZs/ulz/is/znl I891 Canadg

llannynonr

Guaranteed ' A

The Barrymore Guav- m-m rim IA offivi n: it»: fol V; emu ﬂﬁlllllrif linvvﬂviulf

Guam um! Rug

| ) ak e 3 11 0 p 5 ‘ QZQDZZQLZZUIiIOLZIUZZI ZOiIOIZIO IZZOQLOIZ;

who thrcnlrn lnlcrnellctivns before canny. marshmallows, gums and packing, shipping and office depart-ii c. F. PARKER, A NATIVE or ”"‘i’i“i' "i ti"? "Driller" Pectin‘-

Parliument. lt has formally reject- jellied candles,

_ etl request from Deputies that. the

In Parliament

PARIS, Sept. 20.—The govern-

npplicatioit of the decrees reducing

Zll'iL'S be postponed until the (titani- ber convenes. _ ‘l; ivas announced after yester-

meiii» Yeiiieriliil’ ilioititiie initiative day's cabinet meotlitg-that the inln- iii Wililt i8 QXlit-icillli i0 <i\‘\'0i0il iiii" lHil'_\'/tl0(‘llll!ll that the entire pro- anothei- struggle betiveou the cab- grgiilxmg or economics. m; forecast; illel and 'i'arllsiuent when thc lni- In iha bill which gave the govertr

ter body meets next month.

tucninl cxpcnscs by decree, mitst

The cabinet decided its campaign lm put into effect immediately witli-

‘ against alneeures

in the

govt-rn- (yup

ivaiting; for flmrlitlmeni: {,6

meat service tnust. continue, ties-pivot.

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WHEREVER

f " FLIES transmit b“... u...» its”,

dﬂcévf 4p‘. ‘ . 1

i Tpoxfllgartti

disease organzknzs " ay Qovernment experts

osis,‘ typhoid‘ fever; small aralysis—and more than

' i a score of ethéridiseases are carried by ﬂies. Everywhere hehith - authorities use-FLY- TOX. It is easy to use, stainless, safe, sure.

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Fly-Tex has a pleasant‘. odor. Get Fly-Tex from your dealer. -Eight"oz. 60 cents, sixteen oz. 75 cents; Trial Sprayer free.

FLY-TOX

Ifil/s FLIES. MOSQUITOES

W114i, ROACMII, ANTS. FLZAS

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dlous planit- cuit-s used so largely for the fam- iliar afternoon tea, are baked in n huge oven. is covered with the long rtrnys con- m," talulitg the biscuits to be baked it illsnppears below; ll its place rises another 1iatldio containing the trays of biscuits all tcmptiugly browueil. These are transferred to a travelling carrier and thus gradually carried into the packing room, wher [the nimble fingers or asimnlbarmy- of girls pack them for the uiarlu-t wltih iit~ sham wmch (“sappmrs from View and around. The (lay Iii-fore his gwgg! “ch 2o Seconds and a she" of “M? ileutii he hail made his customuijv

iii” ed biscuits moves into its place. "iii liiiw" 10W" 11"" iltlii dihiilli" iiiriiliii- This means that the shclf must be _ A batlwry of six machines is us- (sll’nre‘l of baked bison,” m“, lamp utttl at the 1mst tirrit-b. iic as ed with fresh. dough in onp third T1101)’ of .1 minute, or four seconds for

credible swiftness. ‘Ali biscuits are marketod- tinder W0il-l(ll0Wil| “Red

ed in the mnnufnettiro of water ice wafers. throughout. lthc year, but may .be said to really come into their own with the advent of the ice cream season when they nrevplmoslt, the - invariable accompaniment to that. succulent food.

Practically all of the hard cand- gnu, hm}, Wm, the packing, les nre moulded by ltand. the ac- cepted method of moulding in on“ starch still being used. considerable variety 0i‘ ‘these, rung- lnr; all the ‘way from t-he most. or- dluary of h rd can-dies to the more costly con potions three and four; times the price. t“

big figure tionery-

firm‘s theme‘ provlIce, l Saskatchewan and ‘Ma ltoha. is hump“ “grey-din; 9M6 n; access, Rlllilllemflllititl by a healthy exnert trade ‘to Australia and New Zan- land. Police newts h; laskn keep operation or "us, a sunnly of " ed Arr and "iiald in some primitive Siberian sottlo- d meats product!‘ of titiﬂﬂﬁﬁtoiive

in Itihe range 0t’ sweet

‘These

quickly’ withdrawn,

those are sold

Chocolate“ products curlﬁiiiib‘ a

Somol or tlfese are

distribution iii the Alberta

intensive

. mes

meats.

_ _ Robert Morrison stiperihtentlent iiisciiiiii of the bakeshops, reigns supreme the itumhor 0t’ government functlon- ﬂilme- "0 i959 iii-vi SiXlY iilsiillci

here. varieties are baked in the couuno-

holds first place in the matter oi‘ 0H1, under the rliltc oi‘ Sept Iii-d. dainty bis- quantity

usual way, through chutes to the tablo where sllnlinens came to this pionctar

smooth fine flannel. the combination and peclitig- machine. _| The we] oven’ [med Wm, twﬂw, prcmonltloti that the cud \\‘;i>; ill-ill‘, film“ “mi shelves does a contplete turn each four for the baking of a soda biscuit. “"*ii iiil‘ l9" tiny-H Six sections are placed

cnch Anothc-r "peel wloidor" removes the biscuits from the places them upon o. travelling con- veyer. where they are stocked “on the run"

‘The production of the soda bis-

TiIOTO i“ biscuits daily. The manufacture of confectionery calls for little comment the meth- gqrfolloweﬂ being‘__along the lines of I t t f Fm’, ' John _

we 0“ ml!“ c c‘ iiie 997i Emmi“? ‘lam maul" ii“- day ilfltlfllllflll at 2.10 front the First It m the fgfigﬂyisaflilliizzixlsftfhziiwt iiarviseii i“ hand dipping person‘ Congregational church of which he ingredients or some offlho rive-cent ivrappeil bit-rs which ore placed on the market. marketed under the most attract- ive of names; one marketed under the' ame oi’ The (‘hprlestomuzpranz intq instant nop- i, clnjnpeﬂ on mp; nlsrity and is still a steady seller. The onrobin lng much of ‘this goods is operated under the Stout linrtshorn patent and‘ gin handle a huge volume dailyp»

ally. making of all hard candles. marsh- Conrad, the Damn“ ﬁmcnﬂng Tm, mallows and creams. ' ' Water-ice churns of Sllwrtwilﬂers are m"- their final iribtits of respect mill l’ ii“? iBiPFi- ufacttired by machine-The hatter is H“. casket was hﬂnkpd “.;,|,__., p", poured 0n a hotplate, another plate [Hagan of mum, nm,,,i,,,_,,,.‘ ,,,_,,,mmn_

IMBI‘. when the Billie iii iiiieib a universally held. Pall bearers veer" "ﬂllcililli! f0!‘ 00W?‘ flaky oblong o! wafer is removed. J, 1:‘, Davph George A_ Senm". _;_ variety 0i ilﬂi‘ These wafers go. to a ' ﬂaws. wile" "W? are sown an ln- Slnlts and W. A. McClure. to the small narrow wafer beloved orile hymns of the deceased wk". of loo cream eaters. The packing and shipping rooms liurial was made in the Dickinson are located on the main floor of the cemetery.

and shipping of the goods. Assisting Mr. Nicholson in tho Eilward island, July l. 1855i. There

. hiwnilﬂ George W. Morrowfvice-preahlent: his editcation. , _ I ﬂhnd even Arnold in", gecreiﬂryyreagurer; iqrrltnry, may p_ ixxwr ma“! was; Which llndﬂflwk to open the tomb oi Tutankhamen, ancient Egyptian king.

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ST. PETER'$ BAY, DEAD (ill iiriiihsi‘ 3. 1X87. he ivas mar-

The fumﬂh“. soda cracked‘ “Pre-ss" 0t‘ lilfflfillﬁllll, North Dak- imiveiiiiii him i“ ‘ieiiiii Rising overnight in the J- C. ii‘. Parker is dead. Shortly fmiiiii" i"ii“i'i*'*>‘ "mi ii- W- "i iiiiii".

the dough descends nfler ‘the mhlnight hour Friday tho '"""'“"' iii“- iifiilii Sllliiil iii Mimi- ‘ , 1L otiu. (ihiir and airs. Stitnlcy Von

A“ “Mil “'i‘i“l"1‘i‘ii° svhite-cnntctl bakers hound, knead road and business man or l)it‘lilIl* iiiiii-“iwii "i NPW iiliiiiillliii \\‘"l"'- m“ i, “mil it possesses (he son, traymc peacefully and tilmosi i""'"- _~\ii “"‘i"‘ i>l’9~‘ii‘lli in!‘ Iii" ill"- slightness of a length or wirhoilt u-nrniuir. to the children "mi “iiii iii" "-“"‘*i"i““ "i iii“ ' ' ' ‘ Smith.

it, thou travels to “'illi_werte gnlhcroil at his llvtlﬁltit‘ panning. cutting ilntl it‘ the rim- old ;'."iiii"lii:|ii who was conscious, lo lbt- 12nd had any,

t>ihi r ‘§lll'\'i\'iil,‘.{ rt-luilvos are ywo hruiin .., lli-.i,,- ll, liarkpr or M“. ilnrzu-e it‘. ‘Packer ot‘ ilriitcc ldilivnril island and throt-

qm," 1-0pm“, stint-m, Mrs. Jtrhn Wagner of Miles |ll‘t't‘.ttllll|.Z, Mr. on 9am, Parker lmd insisted itpon being up

ho gave no sign.

minutes, the time rsquiroil iwiiii" ii" ililii ""0

_ rliatitui with old friends around tho

ltis sen, Arthur. in lii‘t-ii:ii‘i|i;:; rho t'\'i‘lllll[;‘ meal and nii- ln-tiriily at‘- lcr which tin-y did nunn runs house~ hold chorcs and vl<iicd for it while. ‘Phi-n his son ivcni down town for a \\'_ilii<‘. When ho returned hi: found hrs ‘father lying tipon the l)l‘il but m the did not regard his condition as scr-

louo. lie ivutchvd with him for a while mid lhcn suddenly the cud trnme.

'l‘\\'t1 years zuzi) Mr. Parker hml suffcrrtl a. pitrnlyiie stroke and iii- liltlllilll he had apparently recover- cd and was soon nblc in he around again it is believed flint the effects was n. coittrllultlﬁg (‘tunic 0f his dept. ' 2p, " _

Fliiféﬂtl service wtirﬂiiieltl M611-

scction. Y

oven and and transferred

ildpiirtm out exceeds 600,000

Taft, shqélo evident of

H“ “is” has chm“ 0f me Was B» member. Rev. Ralph V.

church ‘was filled with old neigh-

Wiiielii- ‘"1097 ti“? burs and frlcurls who came to pay

two minutes luls or the esteem n. which ho was

597i“? 0i ii- ‘Siﬁwﬂfl. August, Johnson, i’. F’. Fav-

sung by the Congregational choir.

‘Parker ~ ‘ i "'\,

.iohn Charles Fremont [was born at Si. Priors tiny; Prince

business are he grew to matihooil and revolved He came to Dakota

‘m nigh‘ irQin herc toviwlltnux. thou .\i e 91$?‘ ' ilfldlhﬂﬁt, where no entered thq‘ wPorehqstqr, iii i025 y-

Abvve- the Prelim! Lady Csrnarvon, reputed to be one of the most beautiful women in the British OWFIQC. is shown with her two children, Lord Porohester and Lady Penelope. two children. the ﬁfth Earl~oi~ Gamarwu. died in April of i923, soon aiter he had heeded an expedition

"mm. vim, who was formerly Catherine_wendell oi New York, married the present earl, who was than Lord

Mabel Le Lacheur 0i M. and Frontier lodge No. 27 [-0-

(‘iiy_ .\lr.~:. _ .\lr>'. ldu Buinit Won. in the latter order he had

Boston and

_______ rietl at Cardigan, Prince Etiwartl- Print-c litiwtird island, ..\lr. and Mrs starved 11.5 noble grand. The following is take“ from 111,-, i-‘iiiiiiii. i" iii!“ GBOFl-iiilil Ailey. who ‘(ivflld-‘Jtbll. ‘Parker aiid J. iI. r\llll£’ﬂi'v by foul‘ a cousin, years. To ilils unloii five children. rites,

the lusl mirable tra ts, honest and industri- oils ilcvotetl to his family anti loyal in 1X90 .\ll'.'l'lll'l(l?l' was ]il‘t)iiiOi(‘ii to his friends, Mr. Parker held a to rontlmtrsitit" l)t‘i.\\’i't‘ll Iilandztnlhigh plat-c in the estecut of the and ifllcndivc. and brought. his fnm- people oi’ Dickinson and surround- ily to ‘Lillilillléltill \\‘ill‘.l‘(! they have lug community and the news o! the NlllW‘ made ihcir home. Six your-s sudden pnrniiii’; of this pioneer m"- Izitl-i- he rcsignctl his ]iii'4liitlll with chant was rt-cclvcil with sincere ro- llli‘ Norilicrti Par . and fouiitlcd gri-i. llll‘ livestock. lll"ili and 'grtn~er_v i-Dog-otisiul was 1|. cousin of Mrs. business in which lic i‘4'lll1lllli‘tl ma‘ ’l‘hi-oiluri~ lio or Port Elgin, N. iivi- with his stins umii his ilruth. 13., and her sister, airs. E. E. Poole Iiir. Pnrkct‘ was a mciiilii-i- of 0t‘ ilcsiilﬂ. both of whom. visited Dickinson lodge Ne. 32 A. it‘. & A. him this summer.)

were here for

The grandfather oi’ the

The present Lldy corner

‘liar 4H -

A fincqgd ggntleman 0t’ many ali-