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colds, sore throats and by getting the feet wet in damp shoes.

pair! oi rubbers each.

wear longer.

and children.

the perfect ﬁtting, comfortable, long.- wearing rubbers.

DOMINION Rubbers mean health protection. They mean freedom from L

Donlt limit the children to a single

You’ll find it a real economy to have a pair of rubbers for each pair oi shoes, because both shoes and rubbers will

Try this plan yourself. Rubbers come in styles, shapes and sizes to ﬁt every shoe for men, women

Don't» ask for “a pairoi rubbers”- insist on getting DOMlNlQN rubbers,

or PAUL olcltlv _ » ..... ...

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flank-it ridiculous?’ 1.1- llghtly. Just llhink t‘ vshol; Qt“; sitaply chopped. out o! my lib and the two ends of my "gjwry

Y0" m"! héili-Klseen an awfully good sport to have put p; ‘my my brainless society all shag time

"Yen" came from the girl’; U. erted. face. “f try hardto be good sport."

“511111188 how i could have lost] it all he commented.

. brought togethe; without i ma,”

know that all was ruin. but she wished to make certain an just? one last fast fact. that the month in which he hall known, loved and, ha; was nowgone front his nsiid, 5 S!

tonsilitis, caused . or sitting all day

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The prll-e "l" Eggs will he x I. A. MacDonald H. F. McPhee V high rill lift‘ nl-xt Nl.\ months Barriuen Bﬁaamey Etc I f - . at lvnsl. .\ lluclt or Poltltry‘ If Money to Loan , Riley Building. Charlottetown if looked after pay larger 4,. k

‘ dividends than any other live

W. Miles Garrison A. B., M. D.

Pulmonary Tuberculosis Specialist 128 Brighton Road. Charlottetown

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‘Palmer 8t immor-

H. J. Palmer. K. C. H. L. Palmer Barristers. Etc.

_ Money to Loan

> link of Nova Scotla Building

Charlottetown; P. E. I.

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A LARGE CREOSOTING PLANT FOR RAILWAY SLEEPERS

Railway engineers are in flllrly general agreement that cresoting ls the most satisfactory method of Preserving timber which has to Ilie used in places where fungi and various insect enemies can easily get at lt. it is also recognized that tile process to be reully effective. must be carried out -in carefully d.»- signed plant. There was recently erected and tested before ship- ment abroad a large British plant which ls capable of creosoting nine hundred sleepers per day of eight hours. these sleepers being large enough for lines with a gauge of one metre. The machine com- prises two large receptacles, one above the other. the lowest one being the working cylinder which is thirty-six feet long ‘and caapble of withstanding a pressure of two hundred lpounds per square inch. The top receptahlo contains the creosote; and one charge can be completely transferred from this sylinder to the lower in eight min- utes. The iboller. which is provid- ed to supply steam for the pumps. is designed to burn wood waste: and the whole of the plant is pro"- duced so as to withstand the most severe service. _

wholesale aim Iietail. o, _ . 4 Dr. C. C. Archibald ~ > Graduate on N. Y. Peat Graduate - o; ‘ Medical School and Hospital O 1“ o Practice limited to Eys. Ear, Nose it and Throat Zmm Offloe Bayer Building. Oreat George Street. Opposite Guardian Office Teiephoneiﬁli-J. ' Office Hours—9 to 12 a. m. 1 to 5

FRDF. HIRAM BALL

ENGLISH GOLD PRIZE MEUALLIOT AWARDED 10 GOLD ANO

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A NEW METHOD OF MAGNETIC SEPARATION Many methods have been adopt- ed for separating magmatic parti- cleg from ores by means ti’ electro- magnets: and‘ the field for laven- llon might well» appear to be ox- haurterl. Nevertheless, quite a new dnllnclple has been adopted lly a British electrical engineer for this purpose. He makes use of a special form of magnetic repulsion produced iby. a magnet energised by alternating electric currents The repulsion is g0 efficient that it is alble to separate the magnetic materials from i1 continuous fluw of ore. The magnetic particles arc

remainder goes straight on.

simply pushed on one side and the -

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if it had never happened 3m. now that his old memory had ‘mm-neg did he remember everytnlng__ and particularly his first wlmi Cecelia. So she asked. " ‘ .

"But the rest. You remember all the rest now?"

“Oh. yes," he course l remember ev ‘ . fore the accident! ' be

That was all she needed to knour-the tragedy we; “mph-d as far as lnel was wneomad, The)" watched he: slowly not." the steps as she walked with. pale face and set staring eyes‘ out of his life. .-\t thedoor she turned and removed a folded ppsr rrum he." sleeve: ‘

"On“ she salami-g my“; She leave this note for you.

They all watched Marvin read the note and draw a long breath. 'l‘he_v waited vainly fﬁfdlﬂﬂ to make u comment. He carefully folded the note and placed", in his pocket. General innocenolo wished to know irho rgmqmber. ed his first wliehso he volunteer- ed the information:

“ilceses Marvin inst leave here u little while agdf“ - .

"Cecelia?" asked Marvin ‘in-y slanliy "where did she go?" ‘

"She go in automobile to Lulu-a with Meester Cross.” i

"Cross" he repeated the evi- dently unfamiliar name "Lum-li Vista. how far is that/f"

‘About four miles" said Farle_\'.| "How do l get the-re?" "l"ll get you a horse."

Tﬁhlled» ‘of

offcrcd‘

inez suddenly lookediat m‘; ghqwhere you left the lantern."

She nalnetrriﬂw

read that note you gave me. New take tlheee and so round. the house. The plane ls on. the Mesa.

lBut l don't understand‘.

‘Don: try. Just get into that "Wave got to lump quick now." ’ .

But the girl stopped shill.

“Your wife." slie remanded. Wlhat about your wile?" _

‘MT "lit-‘r-on confound.‘ it. never mind that: now. ‘That's all right."

But the girl had to and there.

"All right" sold Marvin. “Here read her note. f guess that will fix it.” '

"Read her note-read her note" the girl kept: repeatitt: as her trembling fingers toreil: open and held it ‘where the mellow lamp- llght fell from s window, the writ- ing dancedbefore her ‘eyes and she had‘ to wllpé away tears be- fore she could make out‘ the meanl-ltg-nsbe read aloud:

"Mr. Marvin get out of Mexico quick before General lnnoceaclo dis2overs>—'i‘nen instead of words she uttered little tools and peeps

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know then

it dict-to" us,

of Joy. At the end she leaped into Mur- vin's arms. c "Oh. i got to tell father. l got to tell father." a ~ .

"No. no. s-s-sb! he lnslsfed.

"But I got to tell. hlm; l can't leave hlm like this." lie will think-J‘ ‘

“N's he won't think anything of the kind.‘ We‘ii drop hsr- note from the plane as we go over here-then ‘he'll know and they'll all know. Quick.

"Oh, Kingof Hearts" she cried and with the flercenese of a little Wild animal. she- hurled herself at hlm once more and strained her arms around him. '

(To be C0i1'.i‘.'.\l6fl.i

Farley. then hesitated I her-l

ms th t m. t lil ill. * horses“ “oi: available. a n“ P "Neve mind.” id h G i- l

t.- .." 18...... i‘; hi; '3‘. Keep Your Health

mine. and he and Farley wcnt_ ' ' '

slowly m“ the 3"!“ "xemlwhllel superfluous ﬂesh la not healthy g

‘Marvin Mulls saying good-by the girl on the steps.

“l don't know how I anl ever going to thank roll." he said in formal tones that stabbed her broken heart-Jilin if you ever come to York. Mrs. blur-yin

and~i want you to be sure io——' by

“.\' ." she almost screamed at hlm "i ‘shall never so to New‘ Y0i‘k~—~il8Vi3l‘. never. never."

The General turning at the

gate saw the young mun look at. hlnl evidently dlsconcened ut her vehemence. .

“Well then good-by" the bandit tilt heard him sny. "Gnodby and thanks for everything." ilarvlnt took her hand ‘and found it trembling and cold as ice. H? pressed it gently and then she’ heard ills footsteps as he walked out of the gate.

"Good-lav." she subbed to her: self. "Good-by. King of Hearts.“

The lights of the- Patio grew

dim and began to whirl. She clung to the window ledge above the steps. flghtinz against vlhe

lo-nelther la it healthy to diet or sacr- iolse too much for its removal.

The a simplest method known for reduc- ing the overfat body easily_ and steadily ls the hlarmola. Method. tried and endorsed by thousands. Marmola. Prescription Tabletacorl- taln an exact dose of the famoilﬁ liarmoia Prescription. and are- sold- druslgists ‘the world over at. one dollar for n case. They are bat-uh less-and 'ieave~no wrinkles or ﬂab- biness. They are popular because

_ “What a wonderful thin it would? be,» if all the worn-out, peoplegwouitl» ti: would everything tQthgmQ

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Makes em I _ l Eat Bﬁiler-"Slﬁeli Better Feel Better-sword; Better

" These. glad tidings have been heedcdirl miiiioueof‘ homes and tens of thousands of grateful men and women. in. all walks of life have testified that this g gill-tonic medicine has brought back the sunshine, ‘

_ b laughter and happiness into their lives. ‘ '

n - ‘ ~‘ it. "' =1. - “Ines. dpalr. ify-oa hsar ate? i’ ‘ __ ‘ " V’ i’ getﬂntottatbsel selat, and _ ' ‘ '. ‘ ' f“; x . ‘_ nt lo sear props or." ' - Y F. .~ She shook off the fafntness and F. , ., I . .._‘ turned around. Thane he was tek- ' ' ll w »‘ lug off his hi; ieatlter coat. i ‘ __ » "Quick dearest. take titese-" - f, =. ‘- , -" "-011. ma; of Heart's" she ‘Ti I i_ - ~~ screamed. “you know-yen know w ' _ 1 . me.“ l f _ p. 0 1 "Of course i do. i didn't dare ' k» ' ~ *' let the General or anyone suspect ” 1 it. though. till i found out what .' __ this whole business was about. - and couldat make it out till i-

. this-

misera le,‘ suffering gneah lttzutlii-a-why .. i at

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Make up your mind to profit by their experience; g your wish for radiant good hQQlthJCtOYmIIIO thetlyou, too, will bcnxclf. Start to-day-take Tanlac.

Over 30 Million fBottles iiild l

effective and convenient. Ask-your druggiat- for them or send price direct tothe hiarrnola. 00.. 4612 Woodward Ave. Detroit, Mich, and procure} case. -

-_-—.aoc-i—— IMPROVED MECHANISM FOR SORTINOI Ll‘! l l R5.

In no country. perhaps, la this Civil Service noted for orfllnallty in’ any direction; and most of the inventions which are adopted lby Government Departments have come 1mm outside sources. The British. faculty for invention crops up. however. in the most unlikely places. A case occurred recently in. Great Britain where a retired member of the Post Office spent his -, ‘~ d leisure in devising

Less Meat If Back And. Kidneys Hurtl

Take a Glass of Salts to FIuohI Kidneys if Bladder Bothers You I

Eating too much meat luay pro- duce kidney trouble in some form or other. says ii‘ weiltknown illilli0fg it)‘. because the uric acid excites‘ the kidneys. they become over worked.’ get sluggish; clog up andi:

a better wsv of performing. one o

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Blemishcs. ’

' Saliow. madly. rel-timid Ir" Hatched eenpirsloss» srv- asa- . allfdiWtveOnsﬂpltlea-u‘ w - . - u . ,

$1."), iii-l? ianbr-isatlll_ -; “"34; "edged la the “this

aid iovial. Nﬂol been» It lltl ' aasnal labs-lull sad thus re-' places it. ‘ Unions a labil- ent - net-cw‘ ' mediates-artisa- at vo-se 0O» not grips. T?!‘ '

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A tton of these-bundles to the right “mililiililiil-

the most elementary operations ln

cause all sorts of distress. particu- s central ‘Post Office-lite sortins i

lsrly backache and misery In the

f. letters in bundles. each lfor il. “d”? "ll": 1119111111"!!! Win80!-

uM the (“any severe lléldllﬁlzﬁdvmliilgtli atonlacll, orl) ver. sleep- on the awn-o. lesanoss. bladder and urinllry irri- l aimlnail vans. This earnest nf- 131N111- 1. lciai lt.-la probably noticed tllal til», . The moment your back llllrihl or usual arrangements in sorting of-rkldliliﬁilrﬂll "filial! rizht. or ii‘ ill-ere dar front perfect. The bihdﬂﬁi‘ 110N181‘! you. not llbolli fUlll‘ mechanism w" s‘, arranged ma; ounces of Jad Sails \'rom any good J ssorting clerkscould readily. unv Pharmacy: mite 8 iiiblﬂlwolliill in l“, the,’ were mo“ cgj-efﬂL sends; a mass of water before breakfast bundle intended for somenorthern rqr n FEW days and _\'our kidneys district on to the track laid for may then act fine. This famous southern district letters. lAs much galls is made i'rom the nclll of L; half an hour would be wasted ltrnpes and‘ lemon juice. continued ll correcting such mistakes. with lllllill, and has boeh used for which might easily lead to the loss generations to flush clogged kid. of‘ an important mall ltor the errltlg neys and stimulate iiiem to normal undle. With the new mechanism, activity; to noun-Mlle hlcll was demonstrated roceothgnclds in the urine sotilat it no long- ‘in London. England. to a- nllmbeqer irritates. thus ollen ending hind- or PosFOifIt-reslperts. it becomes dol- disorder, difficult 1118RPM! of 9115"? 701- the Jltd Sails cannot injure anyone;

rtlcttiar locality. place for dispatch

sorting clerks to make mistakes. The whole of the complicated busi-

; noss of bringing order out-of the -' chaos of letters ls thus simplified .'. lDOOlOTniEd. and

an.

"' curate.

made more ac~

makes a delightful effervescent iithla water drink which millions of men and women fake now and the" to Mir keen the kidneys and "Yilllfy pllifolns clean. thus orlolt av- illdllld I0 ill, kidney disorders. '

o gVﬂllliﬂ bymlntment.

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As money ls not plentiful this fall and as it is lmllm- ant that farmers and others who work outside I" 0°" substantial footwear we have secured the kinda that are both moderate inprlce and good looklnfand strong.

Valentine Martin, Wry Standard. om and other so" makes. turned over at the smaifelt lvlargln of proﬁt-

Womsns, Boys and Ohlldrens just as ogrefuilypselectlﬂ

and as low priced.»

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