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u) The as power of zen-Bolt ls well demonstrated by the use of l llrs. 21am of Ielette, 8.1). Bern. once again. are facts which eon- vlndlll! Prove that pain. inflammation and blood-poison cellist Wlllllllltl Ill-BIB‘! powerful antiseptic healing. Mrs. Cliff, says. “I gasbed my hand disappenredJheswelling reduced rapidly severely between the fingers with apiece s09 l was at last able to_ sleep.'_ of tin. The wound. though mrefuliy mengtllabizfigié-i; mldcd m’ wmehow bu?“ ‘ m: mation dud poisonous matter had been Pfiud- “mi d°°'?l';e"j"““.':;:: 2'“ drawn out of the wound by Zarn-Bult, u numerous prescn reme perfect heayng "sunny ll" mellinfl Ind lhmbbl-"E ‘Prfld “Again when laid up withlcmy leg, right up into the shoulder. swollen and inflamed from the lrnee "Hearing splendid reports of down, there was nothing to touch the Zam-Buk l determkitzleld to try‘: ‘S111 trouble but zlUil-Bllk, This wonderful ' long as I live 1 s remem rt e

balm soon put me on the sure road to wonderful relief experienced the first

recovery. To-day my faith in Zam-lluk timelused the balm. Under the cooling is such, that never again would I be and soothing influence of Zam-Buk, plin

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During mhibition Week quite a number of , ,‘e hsd t-he pleasurb of hearing addresses given by Mrs. Hasbrouck on the subject of Child Welfare. ~

Mrs. Hasbrouck. who is the Field Secretary of the National Child Welfare Association, United States, was brought to (he Pro- vince by the Red Cross Society.

‘T119 Hubiect of moi-nutrition, its relation to proper food and vltamines in the physical develop- ment of the child, were clearly brought out in her addresses, as were many other phases ofthe subject of Child Welfare.

The weighing and measuring tests carried out at the Exhibition

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d8!‘ "Wight, 1-2 were over weight and 3 normal. It was also brought out that in four schools medically examined, i851 children were found to be in abnormal condi- tions of health, only 285 were found to be normal.

iStatistics were also shown, that

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British subjects who travelled at their own cost from the Ynited States or other parts oi‘ the world to join their countrfs military forces during the war with Ger-

many are entitled to receive re- funds of their passage money ac- cording to a notice received by the British Embassy. All claims must

be submited to the British War Oi‘-

flce or to a “recognized military au- thority," the notice said, before De- cember 31 and must give the par ticulars 0t‘ service rendered by the or "'9 deaths m the Pmvlnce- in‘ Claimant _ fants under one year made up be- , - I tween seven and eight per cent,

i . -In view of the great need of something Ibeing done to attempt to overcome such abnormal condi- tions and others of equal import. ance. n temporary committee was formed at a meeting presided over by Mrs. Justice Haszard, chairman of the Red (Tress Society, to go into the subject. The committee reported 9-10-20, when the follow- ing prospectus was presented and passed unanimously:

We, your committee appointed to prepare the way for the found- ing of a society in the interest of Child Welfare and General Public health in the Province, beg to sub mit the fOlltJWlng prospectus for your consideration

NAME:——-1. The name of the so- ciety to be known as the, Prince Edward Island Child Welfare and Public Health Association. MEMBERS: f- 2: Members of said association to ihe composed of PBDresentatlves from parliament, city and town councils, school in- spectors, professors and teachers. Women's Institutes, Daughters of the Empire, clergy of nil denomina tions, members or nlcdical ‘profes- sion, executive of business and fraternal organizations, trade and labor councils and recognized eo- ciai workers and others likely to be intereswri

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Columbia Records

Song Hits

The Argentincs, the Portuguese and the Greeks

Nora Bayes Sally Green (The Village Vamp) . . Nora Bayes My Little Bimbo Down on the Bamboo Isl

e Frank Crumit She Gives Them All the Ila-Ha-Ha Frank Crumit and Lew Brown

' NAVY CUT

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Y SMQKER who appreciates

I'm in Heaven‘ When I'm in My Mother's Arms

Henry Burr

There's a Vacant Chair at Home Sweet Home

Save a Little Dram for Me _. Lonesome Alimony Blues

So This Is Paris! , . . . I Love the Land of Old Black Joe You're the Onl Drifting . . . . . Macushla Asthore. from Slncushln

‘Tls an Irish Girl I Love and She's Jus

from lilztcusilla

Campbell and Burr . Bert Williams Bcrt \Villianls

Van and Schcnck

. Vail and Schcnck

y Girl That Made Me Cry Henry Burr

Peerless Quartctte Chauncey Olcoit t Like You,

Chauncey Olcoti‘ g "The Nigger and

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P‘E%3: .-‘"\ annual membership fee to be ch "zed, the amount to

ORGANIZATION! ——42 The asso-

lowing officers. to be elected at the annual above members various parts of the island: Patron

President,

Vice president, one for each Co. Treasurer and a secretary, Executive committee.

fixed bv the society. tion to be composed of the fol-

meeting, from the representing the

l N A a good Virginia Cigarette will thoroughly enioy PLAYERSl

Their remarkable QUALlTY is due to the use ‘exclusiv? of the highest grade Virginia o acco grown.

A Matrimonial Mlx-upd Introducin he Bcc" . . . The Bell Boys .

Executive officers, to be known as medical director, under whom will be employed trained nurses. OBJECT:— (a)—'5: iFor the pur pose of instituting an educational campaign, in the interest of Child Welfare and General Public Health throughout the province. having regard to the program adopted by the Cfllliltlilln R911 Truss Society, to collect facts and urge reform.

(M-Providing for the general health exnuiination of children of school age, including the mental defectives and the ‘problem of their segregation and special Whining.

ic)—~The establishing of health ~linics in each county and Sllll- ihle localities, the work of the clinics to embrace the following lst.—<For pre~natal conditions; for advice to expectant ntothers, in mailers relating to their health 2nd-—An infant welfare clinic. providing advice and free teaching to mothers in care, managing and feeding of infants. iIlrd—Tubsrculnsis clinic, peri sons living in the same house, as u consumptive person, should come to this clinic to he examined- 4th—'—'l‘hc school clinic, chiefly for the purpose of providing den- tnl treatment free or at cost. RECOMMENDAUION »- T‘ l1 e committee strongly recommends the formation of such an associa- tion, and hopes that ways and means may be devised for carry- ing out successfully this or any other program, as it is a work of vital importance and interest to the province.

REMATLTCISn-What such memb- er can do to forward-the movc~ ment.

1.—<lnform yourself - regarding those factors which interfere with mental and physical ~efficiency and which may result in lnefficien cy and disease. 2—Make the known. Il-lltefrain from those acts and habits which are ‘likely to result In physical or mental disorder. 4-<See the relatives, friends and acquaintances, child or adult. who seem to be suffering from bad phi’ sical or mental habits, are given this information, and that proper medical care is provided without delay.

5—-d~‘amiilsrize yourself with all‘ projects that make for the better- ment of the individual, the envi- ronment and the home and lend your voice and influence in car- rying them into effect.

Temporary committee — Presl- rlent Florence M. Goodwill; Sec. Beatrice L. TBYIOY- l Members- Mary E. llsszard. Winnifred G. MacLeod, M. M. Jstt- kins, A. G. DeBlois, Susan M. Pa- ton. - 1t is expected thst s liberal ail- iowsnce weiai gs Irtllifldrd 13w?"

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Golden and Hughes Golden and Hughes

Dance Music

Cuban Moon-Medley Fox-trot. Art Hickman's Orchestra In Old Manlla—Song Fox-trot. incidental Singing by Frank Crumit Art Hickman's Orchestra Idol Ey€S--FD.\'-fl’0t . . . . Paul Bicse Trio In the Land of Rice and Tea—Fox Trot. Paul Bicse Trio Let the Rest of the World Go By-——Medley Waltz . Prince's Dance Orchestra The Love Boat-Medley Waltz. Prince's Dance Orchestra Marion (You'll Soon Be Marryin’ Me)——l\lc<llcy Fox-trot Ycrkesfazarimba Orchestra My Man-Medley Fox-trot. Yerkes azariulba Orchestra Somebody-Medley One-step. Prince's Dance Orchestra Susan-Medley Fox-trot . Prince's Dance Orchestra

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lmand revenue rm. September w, country was going to get SlIlTlClEIILElIIOTG than meet everything {a118,} practically “velve luiuions money to meet its fixed charges. lo cut u. slice off the public rl of dollars. This means that re-

Today enough money is in Sight to besides. venue from this source for the fls- '

cal ycnr will be close upon 150 mil- lions, something which, added to the fart that income customs and other revenue this year will be little short of $550,000,000 When ‘one reluem-bers that last year's re- venuc—which wits ille greatest in the country's history-totalled only $030,000,000, some idea/la had of the greatness of this year's prob; able figures. Tho truth is thoti within the past six months, thanks to the Government's new, taxation, placed where it ls most easily borne, Canada's financial p0- sltlon has vastly improved. Six months ago financial and political leaders were gravely shaking their heads and wondering where the

people of this province give active support. An opportunity will be gi ven when the general meeting for A4935 organization is called. ‘

$1.00

i Opera and Concert Music

49858 $1.50 49782 $2.50 79l96 $1.00 78099 $1.00 _ A-6l63 ' $1.65

79154 $1.00

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Representatives of tho CllSlmllS depnrtulents of Great Britain nml all the British dominions are to have n conference in London, Eng~ land, in Febrilary next. The object of their meeting is to bring about, if possible, unifonnity of forms- suclrus entry forms, invoices and the likc-—used in the customs ser- vice throughout the Empire. Cunn- da will be represented at the ga- therlng, 1t. has not yet been de- finitely decided who will attend but the name of S. W. iMcMichsel, chief and general inspector of cus- toms, has been mentioned

ONLYTABLETS MARKED “BAYER"W ARE ASPIRIN

Not Aspirin at All without the “Bayer Cross",

Carmen-"Habancrs" . Jeanne Gordon Rlgoletto (Quartette), Bella flglia dell‘ amore

“Citizens oi To-morroiv ’

Barricntos, Gordon, Hackett, and Stracciari

Dear Old Pal of Mine '.‘ m Charles Hacketi:

Until . Romeo et Juliette (Waltz Song), Je veux vlvre dons le

reve . . . . . . Florence lVlacbctll Villaneiic (Oft Have I Seen)

Florence Macbeth Kathleen Mavourneen . . . .

Pablo Casals Coronation March, from The Pro het Gino Marinuzzi and Hrls Symphony Orchestra Pomp and Circumstance March Gino Msrinuzzi and His Symphony Orchestra

. . - s T Riccardo Stracciari

“The Boy of to-dny is tho Citizen of To-morrow" says the old adage.

Punctuality is the soul ‘of busi- ness. The boy whose “Bilsinvss Soul" is early developed in lilo willmake a. better man later 0n.

A Boy's Watch at Birks is mniie just as carefully and is just as reliable as one‘ for the grown up man.

No. 833015 has a fifteen jcwcllcd movement and all the other features that go to make a real timepiece, and for economy and rougher usage we put it into a nickelccase.

It sells for only $15.00.

Instrumental Music

The Love Nest. from Mary . . . Sascha Iacobsen Blue Diamonds . . . . Sascha Jacobson That Naughty Waltz-Guitar Duct. Fercra and Franchini Pensacola Waltz-Guitar Duct. Ferera and I-‘ranchini Cocoanut Dance-Banjo Solo Fred Van Eps Persifln|e——l3anjo Solo . . Fred Van Eps llepnsz Band March . . Prince's Band The AmericanLeglon March Prince's Band Cupid's Dream Viennese Instrumental Quintcttc Co lbrl . . Viennese instrumental Quintette

A4977 sl.oo a-zoss $1.00 1i,

facts generally ‘ A4987 $1.0 E4753 $1.00

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Individually Inspected. Dnable, delightful, dependable, eceurefs In any lslaff.

fGusranteed, of course.’ ,' New Columbia Rscords on Sals of all Columbia Dealers

fhe mu- and 2am of Every Month. "fljfur

COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE COMPANY. Torente l“

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..nam0 “Bayor" identifies the contains proper directions for Colds. . ‘ ‘nine Aspirlm-thc Ahpirin Headache, Toothache, Enrsrhc. Nell- .l dby physicians for over nine- ralgltt. Lumbsgo. Rllliilmlfi-llm- Nell“-

Vylsrs nud now made in Canada. tis. Joint Pains, and Pmn generally. ~ lwsys buy an unbroken package Tin boxes of l2 tablets cunt but of “Bsyur Tablets of Aspirin which lafew cents. I_AY8°1'“B*Y°'"P‘°"“B°9- ‘fine ls only one Arptrtn-"Bsyef-Yon aunt any “Bayer” Aspirin ll the trsdo mark trcjim-reu ln cannon! of Beyer Manufacture of Mono- uetlcacldester of Pillicylicncld. Vdhilc lt is well known that Aspirin means Bayer manufacture, to snlst the nubile alslnn lmltstionl. the Tablets of. Bayer Comp“! pill ta stsmsoe yum their [sneroi tmio out. m "Bu" time

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