FEBRUARY 2, 1927

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it clings to the teeth, gets into 1’fL'VlCt‘S and stays. It forms a breed- 111g place for germs. It lays your gums open to bacterial attack, your

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teeth open to decay. Those germs. with tartar, are the chief cause of pyorrhea.

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TIN MEMORIAM l‘

MR. WILLIAM CROCKETT

tin .ianuary lst, thcrc passed to his cioriial rcmtrd onc of Charlot- tciowirs 111111-11 respected citizens 111 the person of .\1r. Wlllinni Croc- kett. Mr. Crockutt was born at Little York 1'11 the year 1831i and was therefore in his 88th year. .\.fter (roiuplcting his education at the old Academy of this city, he took up the trade of Cabinet mnk- ing, learning the trade with the firm of Dohcrty, then working with iiilark Butcher and Mark Wright & Co.-l*‘or the last. tiumber oi‘. y 11's he gavo faithfully of his serv‘ ..s to Mr. (l. I). Wright, with whom hc woukctl until ugc compel- lcd him to rctirc. He “'21s life-long

and regular attendant of tho Methodist (‘l1nrcl1, landing n15 ‘nil times a consistent Christian llfc

tho infiucitcc of which will always iu- with lhosc with whom he cumc in contact. 'l‘l1(-1'c arc left to mourn thr- loss o1‘ a kind and t1ffek:tio11ittt* hushaittl and fathcr, his wifc tut-o ihmna Borchnni, or liulifux, N, S. 111111 family: bliss

r. 0111.. also one kctt of ‘this city.

MR. WILLIAM s. NICHOLSON

Tho (loath lnplf plncc at Wood. mock. N. IL. at lhc hmnc of his son ilonahl oi' William llrucc Nicholson. 11:11-11 T-i yours. llc iwas tiic sou of 1b.: lulc Donald and Funny llruct- .\'it hoison, of (‘onniicrciui (Yross, I’. -I~I.1I. i-‘or many ycurs In‘ was H101‘- chant lullor :11 Woodstock. lutvt‘ in- wus (‘uiniiliitil 'l‘rudt1 (‘mtiiniss- nun-r in Nmvfouutllnnd. from lhcrc 11c rctiri-d in 151111. lilo was I11 fail- 1111‘; lu-alth for Sttillo limp t',,|],,wj“g lin- shock rcccivcil by rho sudden tlcatit oi‘ his wifc. \\‘|1ici1 occurrotl four yours ugu. llc is survived by lin'~~v~ sons und thrcc tiaughtcrs !~‘lIiliI'll‘il i11 dlffi-rcnt parts of N. it. 111111 I‘In- United Stairs. also one bruthcr in Vuncoiivc-r, ii. '(‘.. and a

Central Guardian

NfKATINvI- AT snsn-wooo ‘ro- °"T- seso

POLICE COURT —- One drunk was lined $10 or 20 dayg tit, the iollce Court yesterday.

ROBIN noon CHINAWARE OATS now at Your grocers the new Chlimwflrfl Premium oats a beauti- ful piece of imported china in each package. 1 19 mm

HOOK-EV MATCH-aCornwall vs. Rogers ‘Hardware, Wednesday, IP91). 1111")’ 3111. at 7 o'clock sharp. f ' 3416s

FIREMEN NOTICE. —Ali mem- hers of the City Fire Dept. will meevtlut the Rose and Grey tonight at 11.30 in IlIllIiHTIIr-TIIUH. Runa- han, Chief.

ICE RACES-{The North River DFIVIHK Club Will hold their first race today, i-‘eb. second at the N. R. llridge.

VESTERDAWS MARKET _ll3u1.- 191‘ 511111 I11 401-’; eggs 60c; chickens 31-25; 11110195 41-10; Deck and cruh apples 4c tiuurt. Beef sold at from 8c to 10c and dressed pork 13c. Where was no produce offered un the square.

AT ROTARY — At the Rotary man sang two vary (ixccilteut. songs for wliicii hi1 ivas heartily thanked. The President, on bchnlf oi‘ the (llnb. wished u vcry plcasziill holi- day to Roturlan ’I‘. ii. (iradgv, who leaves shortly for a two mouths visit to thc Southern States.

POWNAL - Mr. and Mrs. Herb- crt Thompson, Ilunstaffitage, were visitors in Pownal Sunday. the guests oi’ t‘hc latte1“s parents, .\1r. and Mrs. W. W. .lutlson. — Thc

HISLPI‘ I11 the old ironic with whom he visited for two months in 1925. While there ho liked to talk of (iodK-a loving care of him through all his life; also Ill his letters dur- ltig Iiis last illness; also of his o\v11 resignation to tho Davina Will I11 auticipirtloii of the coming change which took place on tin: 27II1 of Dcccmbcr, 1926.

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MR. JOHN MATHESON, JR.,

The death occurred at Brooklyn, King's County on Sunday night, of John Muthestni, Junior, aged 40.

‘He. had i1ceu ill with pneumonia, and his death is all the from the fact that his two brothers, Murdock and Lziughlin are zilso stricken with the disease.

‘Their brother-In-lnw, Mr. Mac- ‘iPlicrsoii, also died from the sauic disease in Boston, and his

was brought to the island this

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hold yesterday. M1‘. liatht-soirs fuucral will be held today at 2 trciock being hcld over tiwnlting

the arrival of Mr. and Mrs. Mc- Vicar of New (ilasgok. N. S., the iattcr being t1 sister of ticceasetl. 'i‘l1c latc .\1r. Mathcsou is a nephew of .\1r. Donald Nizu-Kimton, (‘., of (Thariottetoivn Icaircs he- sules a sorrtnving widow, two child- ren. aged fivc and three y .. .~,-, ' Iloth his agctl father and mother survive, also a brothcr. Malcolm in British Columbia und a sister, Mrs. .\ialcoln1 floss, Vulleyficlti, I‘. l1). I.

Nnw YORK, 1v. Y.. 12-1., i, ’l‘hc talc of ninc imtilcs of rum. trachcd in lhc Arctic. in 15M by tho 11111141 flXiilori-r Bart-his, and ‘which finally cndcd Ihch- advent-i lurous curccr as four tnniccs, I110 yours litter, in told by Robert. if. Davis in tho New York Sun.

'I‘i1c, story. says Mr. Davis, was told him by lir, Joint (‘.. Vnughun. a practicing stirgcon I11 Ncw York Pity. i111t I11 11103-111115 physician on 'i‘l1c Ann-ricu. of tho Ziegler North Polo t-xpetiition under Anthony Finla.

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Agents Wantcd

PORTRAIT AGENTS, — WRITE for catalogue, United Art. Limit- ed. 4 Bruuswickflroronto.

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LOST — JANUARY 5TH AT Norlih Milton, it new horse rug. ‘Pit-asp rt-turn to .i. ll. (kilns.

3672-22-21.

Rlllflle Help Wanted

WANTED -- YOUNG GIRL TO help with housework. Country girl preferred, apply 5 EIIHIOI! S1. 3055-24-01

WANTED — SEVERAL INTELLI- itcnl, capable ladies to represent Ncw Bone Corset Co., in Prince lfdwnrtl Inland. Free Training. Write "C‘ (‘.", Box 116. City.

3674 2 2 iii

For Sale

FOR SALE-Jr» LIGHT LIGHTING

Plant good IlS new. cheap for

quick sale. l1. C. Nelson at Unl-

vnipal Motors. l 8624-1-29-61

FOR SALE -- BURROUGHS AD- tilniz mitt-nine. Excellent condit- 1011- Price reasonable. l’. W. Turner, City.

3669-2-24].

Font‘ SALE-FARM or a4 Acnss flood house and barn. situated on lown road 2 miles from Brad- nihane Village, and 3-4 milo frnin l-illiotts station. Apply Geo. Mac-

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FOWML: - VICTROLA AND 2o reoprdn. Apply Henry McFar- lant- e 00.. tsttvflrstton Street.

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,YOUNG WOMEN DESIRING TO i enter Class, Feb. 1st. 1927, North Adams Training school to,»

fore January 12th. School quali- 1198 Dupii to secure registration, Irovld-es monthly allowance and Privilege of six months course iit Yale University School 0g Nursing all expenses paid.

Snlcsmcn Wanted \i——- THE CROWN LIFE INSURANCE

(‘tnnpany has particularly ‘M. tractlve openings in -Princo Ed. ward iislund. with unlimited op- portunity t'or reiil salesmen. Write, giving full particulars to Crown Life, Care Guardian, 3635-1431111

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TO LET-FURNISHED BEDROOM heated. Apply 157 Prince St. 3678-$2 2i

'I‘cuchcrs Wanted

WANTED- IMMEDIATELY T-EA- chcr for lbittlc dlarbor School. stifle experience. Jerome Mc- Donald. Siec'y. 3665-2-2-21

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DRIVING WAGON WANTED. Stutc condition and price. "AD."

Cure of Guardian. 38712 2 3i wmrso-"rwo, on Tnnzsi

rooms. might housekeeilllll. from March 1st till June. Address "D" care Guardian. 3659-2-1-31

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‘lust night. 1M1". Alll(.'l)ll(.‘l‘.‘i'()i\'t4 funeral iwtr-"verg: izood in the Wcstcrn Capital.

Nurses, please write Supt. be- '

many friends of Mrs. I1‘. ll. Little- 101111-‘1 111V‘ glad to sec her homo ‘again rcstorctl to health and

ifllrfitlgth. — What. 1111x111. 111w.- IWPII a serious accident occurrctl on iVcdnct-itlay’ whcn littlc. N'tii1t:y

Little-johns three your old datiglitci" ‘of Rev. and .\i Littlcjohns fcil ,ont. of an upstairs window :11. hcr “homo horn. D1‘. Keeping was at once stimunoiicti but on examination ‘no bones were found to be brnktan the little one suffering front cou- cussion only. '

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.\1r. .iostapl1 S. Dovcr. York. was

sadder a visitor 1o the city yestcrdzcv.

.\1r. (lcorgc 1'1. Brown, Kcnsing- ton. “'11s u visitor to thc city yes- tcrday.

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.\1r. .la1ncs .\. Aic-Dtnntlti. .\t‘(‘El\lIII who i111..- -bccu hers.- uttontling tin- fnncrr-il of his little sister, Miss .l1‘1‘11nct‘-s I11. lliliflilillll. lcurcs this morning on I't-iIll‘lI.

bliss Mary Tminm risturucd to i1crl1omt\ ycstcrtlay from tin- 1'11)‘ litispittil whcre she has bcmt since ihc rotacut accident.

scngers by .\lontlz1y‘s until train which did not arrive till ycsicrtlay tinm-niitg. They urn hcrc to zittcnd the fuucral of Airs. Muc\'lcu1".~\ brothcr, tin- latc Iilr. .lnl1n hiathc son. .lr.. of lirookLvu, K. t‘.

BIRTHS

COX—ln this 1(‘ily. l-‘cb. I. 1o .\1r. and Mus. Fred R- Pox. a tiaut-zhtcr.

1t (laughter, “Marjorie Isabelle".

iil‘(‘.l\'lENZlI13fiA‘t. Port Borden 1111 Jununry 1lItl1.- to ‘.\1r. Ruy McKetizio a son. Ray Leslie.

MARRIAGES

town, l’.i1l.ll.- on .ia11. 29th., 11127. by filer. 1W. ‘Pierce, ii. .\., Danie-l Shaw of Lorne Valley was tiuitcti

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DEATHS

‘Campbell. ago 7-1.

‘River cemetery.

Febiuary 1st, Mrs. Peter Ferguson aged 76 years. Funeral 0n 'i‘i1urs day at one o'clock to Spriiigtlcit Presbyterian Cemetery.

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In Loving Memory of William G. Tinney, who died February 2nd, 1924.

Thole who love you udly min you

A: it dawn: another yelr

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inserted by his Wife, Frank Ind Rough.

Iii UNDERTAKER

N. D. MacLEAN EMBALMER

KING SQUARE

lunchooii Aionduy .\1r. Wuitcr liynd-

IIIIIUULI Sinnnn-rsitic

uni of llil: Royal Bank, Parrsbtiro.

11°13 D- 3111°V1““1‘- "1111 “"5" Mimflot‘ the British lloot and Shoe .\i-anti,- Vicar, Thorbury. N. 8.. were p s-

MORESIDE-iln St. 11111-1111.‘... llo-‘i- pitai. Autigonish, N. S., on .iaii 211th to Rec. (l. ‘G. u11(I Mrs. Morct-ildc,

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SHAWTIVTIXO LATt-E-N- 1. ticoTktcv-

I11 intirrikigo, with Aitnic Maic 11inc-

OAM-PBELL—At Kingston, Jun. 31st, Mary Docherty, wifc of Ncii J1‘1111erai on Thursday tit two o'clock to (‘lydc 1’

FERGUSON-At Graham's iRotnl on

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SOCIAL EVENING K. C.

of home 111111111111. curds. refreshments, 19- 3675

WINSLOE SERVICES - The United Church of Canada, Rev. W. ‘H. iPalmer, Minister. Services Feb- ruavy 6: Winaloe North 11 n. m.; Prlncetown Road 3 p. 1n.: Wlnsloe South ‘l p. 111. '

PRESENTATION- Toward the close of a most enjoyable social in 7-1011 Presbyterian Church Hall, 31111111111’ night held under the aus- Iiices of the Young People Society, (Jhnlstian Endeavor, a presentation of a fins silver set was presented to one of thc members, Miss Meret- 1“ MCKHY 11f Tyne Valley as a wed- ding gift on hcr marriage to Mr.I

with a short speech. in which he thnnkcil the society o11 behalf of’ himself and young 111.1 itie. After the singing or “For Tlicy Are Jolly flood Fellows" and "Anid Lining Sync" the young people ilispersetl. _i McKENNA SUGGESTS NEW BANKING PLAN LIKE U. S. SYSTEM

i LONDON, Fcli. l.~Re-cstablish- ,u1cnt of the Bank of lhiglautl on u 111111-1111 somewhat similar to the Fed- crnl Reserve llank i11 thc United States was stiggtastctl today by Reginald hiclft-iiini, former Chan- cellor of the l-Ixchctitier. in an ad- dress beforc the annual meeting of the London Joint (‘lty anti Midland Ituuk. of which he is chairman.

Mr. ltlcKcnua advised that. ll. thorough itivcstigation bc made by experts before: any radical chang- cs arc made, but expressed the op- iulon that. the Bank of England should tnkc tho initiative und risk a frccr texpansiou of its credit fuc- llltltts. Tho luinkci" tidvncatetl u kind of infiutiuii in the shape of greater facilities for trade improve- ment anti tibtalning bunk credits.

.\1r. blclfcuntfs atldrcss seems destined to revive the old contro- versy in England between the de- fiiatiouists and infliatiotiists. Brit.- ainistiepressed trade anti 11i1e1n- ploynient. of the past two years becn attributed by economists like John Muynurtl Keynes to deflation nntl ovcr-Inisty resuinptioti of the gold standard.

SUGGESTED INCREASE OF TARIFF ON SHOES MEETING OPPOSITION

(1'l"I‘AV\‘.-\, Fob. L-Tlie uppliga- tion of ihc 1111111111111 iioot and Shoe Xlautifacturcrs for revision of the (Iustoins tariff that will give theini lgreater DIOIUCIIUII tigainst imports] ‘from (ircut Britain and the Puited lStntcs, which is to be considcrcdi by tho Advisory Board on Tariff‘ und 'l"uxation ucxt wceit, will be‘ strongly tipposctl not only by Carr‘ ‘adian iulcit-sts, but also by P11111911" cnlativtis of British importers.

l1 is tindorstood that a strum-Z argument will bc prescntctl by 'l‘o- -1o111o and bloutrcal rcprcsciitulivcs

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fucturers‘ trade organization, whllc; protcsts will also conic. from partics| icprcsciitiiig lliu lovv-ttirlff semi-v nicni in \Vcsfcrn Canada.

Scvcral recent applications to 1i1c 'i‘arlff iiourti, though not ilircct- ly 1.11.1111 III, BrIilSIl mods. luuv 111- dirctctly affcctcii the llritish prefer- cntlnl tariff, which move I11 sytnpu- thy whcu revisions nru tnudt- Ill thcl gcncrul tariff. and intiicutions hcrc point to the fact iiiat British ilrlnfi are ibcgliiuing to takc a ED311191‘ 111‘ tcrcst in the work of the 10111101111111 'I‘a1"li’l‘ llourd. Up to the present sev- cral zipplicatitixis for incn-ascs in tho tariff have bccn conslderctl b)‘ the board and no representations intve becn made. on hehuli’ of lirit- ish interests.

Two lutportutit cases now before the board vitally affect 1111111111 trade. namely, the 111111118111111115 11” spec-ting bouts and shocs and wool inns, Details concerning tlic latlcr are not yet available. and 1t is n01 known whether 111113111111 and Scot- tish woolen firms are likcly 1o 1P1‘;- istt-r a protest.

Tho Dublin rutlio broadcasting station is entirely tinder 111119111" uncut t1w11crs‘l1i|1 and control.

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That nets naturally and form! no habit.

Rexail Orderlies

Take the beat and forget the rent-

Prleu 25c, 50o and $199-

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man Ramsay S12, Hamilton, is ser- iously iii with paralysis following 111 Drab-acted illness which involv- ed pneumonia. such us to but all his numerous friends de- voutii‘ wish a speedy recovery. He

pastor have him comfort and consolation that spiritual aid alone can give. Whilst all his friends hope for a. speedy recovery, yet his condition 114311011 as to cause serious alarm.

Saturday night from Nova Scotia where he has been on business in t

tionnl Silver Fox Breeders Assocf

Ste ._ _ ntion. lie delivered addresses at Mrihggurfilfiialsgfiellzear _ “Eiseniggéllinllfux. Middleton, Bridgetoivn. m, m“ q‘ 4 l' ‘I ‘ *1 1\Truro and Amherst. Previous to

‘ "U3 y m‘ ""1119 1lme* Aluthis he visited New Brunswick though taken entirely by surprise where he aim, snake in severai .\1r. buuntlcrs ilttmgly fefipofldedplaLqrsL

Western Guardian

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His condition is catisa grave concern,

ms been frequently visited by his Rev. F. Williamson who

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he interests of the Canadian Na-

a-oai MOISTURE IN THE INCUBATOR

(Experimental Farms Note.) ln the drier sections of Canada

and cspccinlly whore low tempevr- _

Abbies Defeat

nturcs itrcvatll in early spring. great 1l.i1‘ficui-ty is expenlenced in getting good hatches, duo to an iu- sufficiency of uwisture tin ‘the in- cirhator room: itself, poor results are still the ‘rule and the percent- age of chicks dead in shell is very great. It. has been found that any coirsitlora-ble decrease from the normal moisture content of the machine causes the air to draw too much moisture front the egg with the result that the she incin-

hrnne becomes tough and dry and cannot be broken by the chicks at time of hatching- lin-

dcr such circumstances ‘it is tasscn- tlal that moisture ‘be supplied iib~ craliy it‘ a normal hutch is to be obtained.

11y far ‘the inost luiirorltitit tuc- Liiod of assuulng n. ‘stifficituit sup- ply or lillfllstlyre in incubation is tllfat of supplying watcr by some method in the lncuibatorirseif. it ls absolutely necessary in zitteurpt- ing to correct humlidity in an i11- citbator that some accurate tucth- 0d of recording the relative humi- dity of the machine be eniployctl and the simplest method is to use u. wet-bulb itygroiuietcr. A relative humidity of from 1'10 per cent to I30 per cent has consistently given the best rcstiltg on an Experiment- al Farm Systeni- it is better to "In: on the side of too much than too little moisture»

Ono ntcthotl in general use con- sists in 11laning water puns or trays of wet sand in the bottom of the ‘incubator. lfndcr ordinary e11‘- cumlstnnce-s‘ SIlff1CIOTl1._lIlOISlll1'0 is supplied‘ by this method- Exper- iments were, curried on at Leth- britige and at the Central Expert- iuental Farm, Ottawa, 1111 which nuolsturc was supplied by using ptuls made o1‘ thin boards \\'1'11ltl1l‘11 to o. tihvicitncss of about one inch. \v.lt.h checse cloth or ‘burlap, dili- pcd in water and stispeutieti lll)()\'l‘ thc eggs. ‘The relatiive lnunidity‘ was controlled by the frequency ot‘ iuoistening these pads. iSiut-o. thc air above the eggs it better than that below. its capacity for absorp- [.1011 0t‘ moisture is greater. 111111 the maximum amount of moisture should ‘be zuipplicil at that point. The 1sli-ghtiy- cooled and moist an‘ around thc pads slowly settles to the bottom of the mizichiina 11nd a frcsh supply of lhot air I‘.~1 tifllltilillll‘ ly coining in contact uutii thc patls. The cggs. being ‘surround- c-d with inciisttirc ‘ladcii air. 111"‘ up less of t-heir moisture to the air and a more- nearly 1101111111 ‘ltutch ti-s the tresult- > _

At Lcthbritlge relatives humidi- 1y tin tho incutbiitor wzrs increased from 39 per cent with molsttiro tin-us only, to 56 i191‘ “P111 ‘W11 pads above the eggs and- tiic IX“? courage of eggs hatched from 4.! per cent to 76 per cent festtefillf" 1y, .11. S. Gutteuitlge. Central 11.x-

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