HYGIENE COURT or ]USTI_CE

Business Man

Accused

of Rheumatism

(Before Mr. Justice KTlUC/Pffl)

juooz: Have you anything to say, prisoner, beiuro aClllCfltt is passed? Pmsorllza: Well, my lord, I can't see that rheumatism is u crime.

Juocs: In these enlightened days a] preventable illness ls n crime-Just u much as suicide is, You've no right to have rheumatism-lowering your oilﬁ- ciency, Spreading gloom, making your- self a liability to your family and your country, instead of an aset. Do you know that rheumatism costs the coun- try millions of wcelu of work n year? Pnlsolnm: But I couldn‘t help ptting rheumatism, my lord.

IUUKB! Don‘t be so sure! The common causes oi rheumatism are constipation ind excess uric acid. A! man to min, an you stand there and tell me that you cant prevent these?

'R!50NLR: Give rue another ohanoo, my lllndl .

Jvnor In this Court of Hygiene we don't punish-Jae reform. You are re- leased on probation for three months, on condition that. you start uld religi- ously keep on taking the ‘little daily dose’.

Plusomln: But — but that's exactly what my doctor ordered me years ago!

Ioodz: And you tool no notico.

Pluooun: Wol, my lord, the ur- pense. . .

Juooz: Expense! Nonsense! The Kruscllen habit costs much lass than 1c a day, but it will nliorm you ‘body and soul’. Get rid of the poisonous waste matter from your yyltom, and you will be a new man-Jroen, cheerful, oﬁcient, without a care in your hurt d! an ache in your body. Go avllay now and don't let mo sec you here again, or it may be n more serious matter. Nart easel

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relieve constipation and rheumatism é

' a iﬂlchen h l. combination of aﬁundam “ﬁche and huh sweral mineral salts which air. You should have mo"

your body must get, in some

salts every day; hence the im-

vny. w kwn the blood ours. TASTELESQ W portllnce ol the "little daily

the inside clean, and the sys- tem generally toiled up. but which you can't get in Natures own way without

(JOFFBE ORTEA dost. Everydm

5 counter sells

Kruschen in 25c. 45c rm 75c bottles.

It‘: the little daily dole that doe: it.

Eastern Guardian

“This column i reserved Iornews of local interest but advertising of I m. ‘sy nature may be inserted a! 4c a word strict-lg paynblo in Id- vanes.

msuascnnrrrons ‘oo the Charlottetown (‘vuardian mo be nautical to their Re-pt. Archie 1e.

oomvwau. womsnls

Wesley Ble-llj-Mrs. ‘nloke’ ‘business part 0i‘

Troubles." Lunch was sewed bv the hostess

NORTH rffvnn msrifllm

The July meeting of the North PIVC“ Women's Institute was en- l.. inod at the hm“? 01 M155 M31‘? his guest. his cousin. Miss Teresa Do .e. with ton members and “"99 Dollahoe. of Prince Edward Island. \l.\ll(.\l‘5 present. The lnoetiﬂk Op‘lCIllltlt'l£t, ulho with Mrs. oiled with the "IHSUWYQ Ode" ""1 also attended the commencement the roll call responded to by "My vxerciws With his brother. Mr. R0-

CIABIIIL for Pompom;

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13th. Gomez an Good meals served.

JUDGE VISITS HERE-A VQOX‘

ket Ottawa. He is a native of

Bramwell Chandler M. A., B. L. $0.. left Monday morning on a m or trl to Nova Scotlo. when be will dram the Nova sooth Home and School Association at Wolfvﬂle, and the social Credit Club at Hali- ax. He was accompanied by Mrs. Chandler and little son, Brlar.

WEST ROYALTY SCHOOL -I.n the recent. account. of West Royalty School closing, the following was omitted: Grade VII -C>ertiflmtes were presented lo -—l. Marjorie Long; 2. Thelma MacArthur; 3. Ruth MacKinllon: 4. Bobby Gates: 5. Lloyd Gates; 6, Bertha Hurry; ‘l Doris Plckard

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POLICE ARREST TWO-An at- tempted break into Dennis‘ meat and grocer-v store on Prince Street early gyestorday morllinﬁ was foiled when ileizhbors a" used by the sound of breaking glass notified police. The OITICQTB arrived quickly on the scene. and the woulwbe burglars took safety in flight. Two suspects were arrested n short time later. and when they appeared in court yesterday. were remanded in custody until Thursday. Investiga- tion dllsclosed a limit! gloss in the main door of the store had been smashed. i110 floor and counter in- side being littered with fragments of glass. Nothing was reported mlseirul.

MR. JUSTICE HYNDMAN AR- RIVES-Mr. Justice J. D. Hynd- mon, president of the Pension Ap- peal Court, Ottawa, i; visiting his brother A. W. Hyndnlan of Chor- lottewwn. A native of Charlotte- town. Mr. Justice Honduran was called to the bar in 1899. and prac- tised ln Winnipﬁlt. Portage Ln Prairie. and Edmonton. and was appointed a Justice of the Supreme Court of Alberta in 1914, n posi- tion which he held until his ap- pointment to his present position. His wife is at present visiting her son. Louie D. Hyndmlln, Eklrnonton barrister. who is spending the 511m- mer near vl(‘lt)l'l.'\, B.C.

GRADUATE!) AT PRINCETON -—Mr. Dunstan McNiuhol. son of late stare senator James P. Mc-

Nvrmml MC- Nichol. of Philadelphia. and Mrs. Farlyrn. Mrs. W- Bull" m“ QmllMcNichol. of st. Davids. received meeimh’ his B.A. degree with honors at the (‘YO-‘Pfl b‘! ﬂinging "Pack u“ W“ graduation exercises at Princeton

University on Tuesday. Mojoringln 4 politics and internntlonal affairs. his course at Princeton has been a brilliant one. Zllltl marked with hon- ors. Ho \\’-.\s rl monlbei‘ of the Phi Batu Kupnn. For tho Rlncﬁlﬁm Senior Prom. Mr. McNlchol had as

McNlchol

LII! hove moved Mm, book to their former office above 11-2398-1-0-81. m; home

KELLYS CROSS PICNIC. W86- Ju d Ro- 11-2310-7-11-1

to (Rzarllottetown yesterday vns

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tn . when is Professor of Pathology in lhe Unl- versity 0| . lhnllobu Ind Dkocbll’ of the lobar-ovary tn tho Wlnntpoa General H ttsl. I). Nicholson Lt- ignited P. .'0oIll86 in 1010 and

nnled by his I110 and daughter

. no is wurlm tho province R . MaoKlnnon h n native of Alnalh. 115.. and pastor of R )- m United 011mm. Tbrontn He l i0 (K QMII‘! Unl- v tbo college

which lumen seven 0011b homer: omorw its n-odunten.

EDITING FROM ‘I'll!’ —-l|k. J. W. Novvson. of Onpoud. min-nod homo on Monday evening from Western Canada. whore ho visited his son. Rea. He traveled as for u Kelowna, B. 0., by ran Prom there ho and his family motored to Vancouver vln., the State of Wash- ington. over the Stephen's pus in the cascsle Mt. From Vancouver Mr. Nowson mode the boat. trio across Georgia S. D.. to Victoria. While at. the West Coast he visited Mr. and Mrs. Mac Boulter, former rmldenta of Crapaud. The return trip to Kelowna was made via... Canada ova the Caribou ‘Prall. On

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enjoyed Our Blst Birthday Party

his return to the East Mr. called to see Mr. J. l! Matthews. at Brandon. From there he motor- ed toElg-imwherehevlsltedhllnop- new, Mr- Inman Newson. of the Canadian Bonk of Commerce. The Manitoba. are well ud- vanced. In some laces the gralnits 1n head. Altholuz the season n Alberta and Sn-skahchdwan is more backward the prospects are for a crop. Mr. Newaon met many old friends while he was sway and enjoyed the trip very much por- tlcularly the route through the Canadian Rockies,

lot-LB (‘ ngllols-Mil- for Fox Foods for 1hr past r of “I may my l

V9811. like vonr bhcults as fox food and so dothefmeu. Iaonhlvhggnut snows this season."

PERSONALS

Mr. Gordon Carver, Hnnlbrook. spent the week end at. Camp Kl-Orn. Brudenell.

Mrs. Hacker Murchison who was recently operated on in the P. EL Island Hospital. has suﬂtclenﬂy re- covered to return to her home tn York Point.

Mr. Alphonse Perry, of the Charlottetown Hospital Staff. left. yesterday for Cape Egmont. to spend his vacation at. the home of his parents.

Mrs. l". H Rowe. of Fredericton. N. B.. is the guest of Lieutenant. Colonel L, '1‘. Lnwther and Mrs. L-owther, Brighton Road.

Nllr. and Mrs. Jack Riley. of Bos- ton. Mass. arrived on the Island Monday night. and will spend a short vacation with Mrs Rllews brother Mrs. Milton Maollean. West Devon l

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llnm White. York Point. on Mon- for fruit sent her clurinlz her lll-lthrough Gormany, ﬁance. and day afternoon July 4th, with the tress. A w-rv lnterristwf toll! wool England. James Pkxlgcgilcllrol. President in the chair, r-lvr-n by Llrs. Rltgavl ion ey ant of St. Davl s_ ncrompnn er ~——— _ Meeting oix-lls-zl by Singing In- Mrs. Brine Macklnlry‘ who attend; lllere. Miss Teresa Donnhoe. 1 r132]: Closlnlsggﬁglsiferi! sqélgag] ltitute Odo, followed hv (need. vd the nnrllllal (‘LHHPIITIOII which sail on June 30. for Yarmoutll. m 130w” m per“ c, Roll call. lnlillltes. A (lLSVlLSdl/Il oil was nelll in Charlottetown. Nova scotln. Canada. WhQTG she J 9 cgayoomixoa este do o»! holding tho ice Cream Look pitlCt‘ Miss. Mary Doyle nml Mrs. D. S. will open her slimmer- home at r539 ehﬂgnd Vang?“ 3e“ may 1nd it WflS decided to iIO-(l ll. on MucKlnnou were appointed as de- Georgetown. Prlnco Edward Island. em Pfflgw cl were eummed in July 14th. at Cornwall Hall. Com- lugzites to attend the district con- for the seasm. — The Suburban mé 5-59"

mlttecs were oppoinéed to look ilk:- ventlon 2t Cornwall Hall August and Wayne Times Pin, teacher M! A b fer same. A splenrli paper on e the ollrt . __ ______ '

North River Institute since its be- Next nilaetinlz to be held at the ""*' '1‘ ' " 9d wumsmaméollgdelﬁwnyoxgllg

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ginning was read by Mrs. Harry home of Mrs. John Mnt-Klnnon " re and locum“ responses {mm Scott also one by Mrs Fred Ic- tvlhon roll call to be responded to the pup“. mﬂsd w u" uammg

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lng case and set of military brush- os were presented by Norma. Don- nelly on behalf of the pupils and

Women's Instltutc of the School. BEAU" Mr. Huglgtes though tug‘: 311mb;- n‘ l l ’ \ " I l); ‘ilyllslclhhcdfnigpreliledo few well ' p. chosen woxlis. Alger ‘a grrgid treat " ‘ fr it can y a een en- ’ ‘loyeduby ‘hi1. the programme closed , 1'1 became thin, hollow-cheeked, ‘°-"T,;“Q“§,‘,{‘,§,w§§§ ,§“{§,"e“‘§dd,5,§j,“_°'“" and had black rings under my eyes. 1 Dear Teacher-F. I felt the chnrm of life had left. mo. Alsoslehinstgh$a ﬁgrnlﬁograkigasg . . a c _ . _When spring time had come I wss m“ we {ed we cannot m; you so 1n the ‘blues.’ I rend of Dr. Hamll- without showing our appreciation ton's Pills and got l‘; boxes.

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