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“FTrHERp- Fletcher's _ toria is especially pre- red to relieve Infants in

5 and Children all ages of Wstipulion, Flatulency, Wind ‘ allaying jimrishness arising therefrom, and, by regulating the Stomach md Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving natural sleep.

mitaiions, always look for the signature of

“C and Diarrhea;

To illlld i

was

Harmless 3N2 Opiates.

Physicians everywhere recommend it.

reunites *S'r"b UT ills lip tut Health

c. N. R. RadlO Programme

SATURDAT. 22., 1925

GNiRO (435 Metres), ONT. 7.30 p. m.

OTTAWA. (E.D.S.'l'.l~

PART I. I

Cosy Corncr for Boys and Girls‘

——Uncle Dick. 8 ‘p. tn.-—

" nndisb in tho morning and Newhy Rev. W. M. Ryan.

A dtmnbnuv

u: cumii auiiiiiiiii

"m" "W" ""1"?" Clhlva- HOW THEY earrtso THE “m “ ARGUMENTI Consulted tlhe New BUBSCRIBE OR RENEW sumnvmon today and Mdwlilg Itilalavyvfﬂltly Dictionary. Clap cents fo rthe New Dictionary. ' ‘

UNITED CHURCH TRYON

THE RESIDENCE and Furniture clﬂcurrjqRgy H H [um re

of the late Mrs. R. B. Norton will turrned missionary 1mm 0mm m.“ .

be sold on Tuesday the 15th. conduct servtlcce on Sunday, Sept.

4822-9-11-4! 13th, Tryon 11 a. ni., Crapaud 3 p. ‘ _ in., Victoria 7 p. m.

ARE YOU ALWAYS RIGHT? Get A new Universlty- Dictionary

PRl-NCETOWN NOTES- rho and sea.

Guardian regrets that the Prince- - town notes published Thursday ROAD WORK. —- Great improve. were somewhat misleading and ment is being made in the P. E. Llllllllttreltt-ly intended to injure road-bed at York station. Quito a some of the parties mentioned. number of men are (being sinploy- ‘These notes were brought in and ed for this service. were verified by the bearer and handled in good limb, HARD COAL now discharging, highest qiiiriity uitrit CllBSﬂLll. FUNERAL YESTERDAY— The coal. order now while price h; lmvmfuneral of "the late Charles Fred- est. W. D. (iiliis & Co. Phone erick Morris was held yesterday 11s. isszi-s-irai iii-om the . 11101109 oi his father. ,--- lMr. W. F. Morris, and was large- CAVENDISH SERVlCESwJPho-[ly attended. The services at the services for next Sundny tit (lav. house and grave were conducted The pail- (iiusrznw in the evening wlll lufhenmrs were Hrahmin Chandler. conducted by Rev. W. l. Green and llnrold Chandler, Curl Cameron, not by Rev. C._U. MacNovlu a3 Allen McGannel. Reggie Ayers. previously arranged. =i<fred Black. The floral tributes --- were miiiiy and nunterous. ANGLICAN SERVICE5— Iin thei qta-rish of Now lirnqlon on the hilt-hi inwt will-l hc- as folllowsr-‘Burlinig-l _ "'11 10-30 ﬂ- in». W001 Ilvlv Ovm- Miss Edith Watts York left [or munlon. Frcitcilt River 2.30 (p. nt. Boston yqglqrdﬂyq ' ' Sllllillly School one hour before these services. Kenslingtlon '7 p. tn. lSu-nday School (at 2 p. un.

PensoNAifs

Mrs. Amelia Bryenton, York, left yesterday for Boston.

INSTITUTE The l

PICNIC .-— _Mrs, Howard Axworthy, Oyster

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3'13}- - . a lnornwali Qomntunity Cluh hclil H. nod Bfldge‘ was a visitor to the F" ' v lmost enjoyable picnic _on Augusﬁglry yeglerday. | Chateau LuullfgRTcglrl-cert Drones lliithwat Canoe Cove. with all tltel ' i - » - ‘ ' mcmicrs lr itt. 1 ti Aft l-F-l. direct (‘mm M81" Billing lDratnatlc Gliigeas thuolii‘ guziasts. ,,,x§“‘,¥,'§,',,§' ,§"'1,§e‘f,',‘f,‘,§“‘ﬁ§§§' Room umﬂer it“ “wlmmmgt “"5?” "fill Ollmmlraifter it plcltsnitt visit wit/ii friends games were played. ._t bountiful M york and qrracadie_ 1 Owe mm “T! a Thistle" (MW sitppclr was scrweil and tho rcgitliiri . r -— 1 ' vmat lil, t hi-l mam“; joﬂjnfjﬁ :5! mgmmgnw Mcoilugs? Miss Bertha Gillie. of Montrosa. 2. Ehitrhoio-"simset ban-d" (ll-lair. {Ollrteonth of Sﬁptﬂfllllﬂl‘ in corn-l“ “““"““ ‘“‘““"°" l“ Mimm“ 3. Sclec.tion—~"'l‘he Sho Gu-n" (Herqwall Hail. when another good time “m1 Otmwu‘ Sh” Wm be “bum

M. ALLEX Jr (30.

l0 Temperance St. Toronto, Ont‘

About the Child’s Education?

What

v Service

CAR - OWNERS OF CITY AND COUNTRY We are an official A. L. A.

Station and give prompt response to all trou-

ble calls.

We sell HART batteries (oral! market‘ of cars and tlwrepalr, rebuild and re~ dist-q: batteries of every kind. ‘

We have an up-to-dit-B ml well equipped washing sci-vice and 98H also polish and ulmonise your ear.

W: m. a eta-ff oi‘ expert repair men and cansdo a ton promptly ind ssrlstscto .ly— lettu pnive this to you.

Biliary and Car Repair Dept.

tltTown Garage

C. B. McEWEN, Proprietor

164 Prince Street Phone 590

bcrll- l .4. Grand (lpers-"Lucla di [Milli-i iIIIBFIIIOOT" (Donnizette). l

PART Ill.

l l ll. Contralto Solo (a) "Pole Moon" l (IFvodrlc Knight Logan). (h) l "Vale" (Kennedy Ritsselil)—-lMilss l A Rothweil. 2. Eiiphonlurm Solrr-"Drinzking" — Mr. ll. (iossage. , . Base Solos (a) "Old Fashioned. Town" (W. H. Squire). (ibl "West of ithlhe Great Divide" (Bulll-Mr. Lloyd Mooney. . Hawaiian Orchestra (a) "South iSeq isle," (Uh) “Kiillma"-—M'r. A. C. McGuirl, Director. . Soprano S0103 (a) "Ann-ls [JR/ll- rie" (Lian luehmann), (lb) “An- gus McDonald" (Roeokel-—-M'rs. A. S. ‘POIIIUHK. . Mbnolqgties (o) "Iif" (Kliplllnig), (lb) "When Low is Hi<glh"--M<iss (Helen Cooch. . . Hawaiian ciiitih- 'Soio—~"'Wlhen You and léwere Young. Maggie," ‘ —Mr. A. C. McGuinl. . COILLPQUD (Solos (a) 'iSrnil=in' Through" (Arthur Penn). (b) "A Pat, liliit-ie sorrow Wiith His -M~aimniy's. Eyes" (Gordon-Miss A Rothiweil. . Etiiphomium Solo—"T'he Gypsg/‘s Wattnintf-Mr. H. Gossage; 10. Bass Solos (s) "1 lave A Lit.-

tie CGTJBEB." (O'Hara; (b) ."'l'-hc ‘Y

"Ltglh~rhouse~ Belil is s Wedding ‘BOW’ (Alfred Slolmsn) -— Mr. Uloyd Mooney.

11. flswaiinn Orchestra (a) Med- 'ley of Southern Aims, (b) “My iiiswaii"-—~'Mr. A. C. McGuirl, Director.

12. (Soprano Solos (a) “My Tree/- sure" (Form 'l‘revaiesii (b) "Comln' Tihilo‘ (the Rye” (Robe-rt Burner-Mlle. -A. S. Ponitiing.

13, ‘Mﬂﬂdkigﬂuu (o) "Mo. (and. the Auto" (Edgar A. Guest». (b) "At

Brealnfsst” (lEdigsr A. Queen-Miss -Helen Coooh.

14. Hawaiian Orchestra - "Hito ‘Hawaiians MarolW-Mr. A. C. Mc- out-rt. Director

PAR!‘ 1V.

some weeks. l

ElgiT-ESFHNARV DIRECTOR GEN- REPORT WANTED - The {ﬂrhncavions “much is an“ two weeks vacation mcisﬂto {Ieceiive copim of ‘the Report arms‘ el l Di

(ibi- hlfe lwifryﬁgg eqﬂffgmliqfrﬂiegf~ Mrs. E. Henderson. accompanied 1924. Offlclails or others receiving "Y h" “amihl” “l” -‘°""‘- M‘ a?“ :;,Linu:im|on_ who ‘have mpleyycsterday on a. visit to Toronto.

v at ey o not require, will con- ,'_'__"""'__

fcr a grcn-t favour thy miai-lltt-g (them Fﬂmwd. Llnlmmt n" M" "'1' to tlhe Director of ‘Pitlbllclty, Dcﬁ pantment of Agriculture, Otilawit.

is expected. Miss Mary Eliza. ‘Bradley, 194

(iraiton St" city, is spending her at Kelly's

WGY Prograni

SUNDAY. SPHWEAIHER l3 WGY (Schenectady, N Y.)

QUICK START ON REDS a HEADED OFF STRIKE

W. MONTREAL, Que" Sept. ll ~Havclock Wilson. M. P.. prenllb cnt British Seameiis‘ Union. gave out the following iinnouncetncitt to‘ your representative today:

“My information regarding u Red plot is now amply confirmed. They have been manoeuvring this ﬁfe), “fffggimceffghgfjr: 9.30 a. m.—~Servlce of the st. their headquarters in Chicago that George“ Flplscopal (":"'r°h' Sena’ a world strike of seamen Wns toweﬁtadyi N- Y" He“ b8”- F- Ham’ take place in March lust. The np-‘bacll- “Gem'- portunlty was not favorable. and 6-39 It lIl-—59!'V|¢e 9f U19 3i- speedy settlement with regard tolGBOFEFS Eplscoilﬂl Church. RHY- the wages nonplussed the rods.“ Goo. F. 58111580“. (Wim-

This shows the advantage of coming to an understanding quick~ 7.46 p. m.~—Lakewood Farm En- lt gives the reds no oliportun- gamble, from WJZ, ity to agitate. and the new wage 91m l, m_-r—GﬂdrrQy scale was in operation three vln"n|5t_ from W17“ weeks before they got a start. The outbreak commenced in Australia was dun. oi‘ ivourso. to the lilllll" ence of Walt-iii nnd Johnnssn. Over 00,000 men had already attcoplnii the new agreement. before the ngi tation started. That is why theipon- reds are so fm-lmml 11.45 a. m.——Weather report,

General Electric Company 790 Kiiocycles (379.5 Meters)

Eastern Standard Tim's

Ludiow,

IMUNiDAY, SEPTEMBER 13

11.30 a. m.-—Stock market report. 11.40 a. m.——Produt.-\s market re

“'0ULD BE A NUIHANCI

in Popular Mechanics Magazine. The Corporauom

advantage of these seats is that they L30 p m___A8m chm Orchestrm lift the users high enough to giro thcni 500 p‘ mrdproduce m“! Mock‘

YOU HAVE HQPED-.y0u have plannecLQ that your child may be ﬁtted to take his rightful, honorable place in the world which will know him as a man. Some niche awaits him in the future-.which he must be educated to ﬁll.

Yet you may not always be here to earn his right to that education. Youlhave planned so far. You have still a little way to go. There is one way you may Provide for the future of those you love, even after you have gone.

It is a safe, sane, certain way, the way of Life Insurance Service. Let a representative of Life Insurance Service explain the matter more fully to you.

11.55 a. m.—-'U, S. Naval Observa- tory ‘time signals. § V

1.00 p. nn-Music; Household (‘hnlrs so tnnuntt-d that tin-y (‘on he lull“ "Tgmatqgg~vcanugd_ Pfgagfv.

raised and lowered two font or more 9d and Pjckledf by Jess“; B} ban5_ > ity the occupants ,for use In motion Dh-eclm- of Jqome Service Depart“ pit-turn and other theaters. are Rllﬁwlllment’ Adimndack Power and Ugh,‘

ll vii-w of thi- stage unobstructed by maTket quotations; “aw! bulletins? jyflfjy‘; persons pnniilnlr to and fro in front -

l water with one outﬁt-

. For homes beyond llltreaclt of city water service-i ‘Wit Milwaukee Air Power Water

' ' " 8W“ on complete water serv-

"d! I0 t, hot and cold water u "moi the faucet. The. air com» ' ' Ind air tank ﬁt in s. mull

I some: of the basement or ‘llvslleo Ill’ co opeme the ~ ‘ in well and cistern. No spec» - house necessary. - "in comes direct from the

. No vine: storage uni: wli

" i efoiil or freeze. Unincor- . "Fter service the year ‘round.

‘v “'5'”! (mil, pure and health- ‘*~'~ "u stale or he. iniry l " WW lowers and vegetable

w m. Let u: lend you

' ‘W? system. Callorplwit CURRIE AND MURNAGHAN

‘mwnwmr.

' l ormnlon about chin-

‘ Chateau ‘Laurior Dance Orchestra.

direct ifitonwtirill Room, Chateau Laurier Hotel

lthoulnlt tum

Dillard's Llnlment In!

04444-0 Q+§44+§ i

. Fox

of ||iPIlI—~I frequent occurrence at the

lbnscbali scores.

"The Love that Never Dies"

5.30 p .m.~l')lnncr program by liHotel Van Curler Orchestra, Sche- nectady, N. Y.

"movies".

.-._____-_-_a~. ‘an moi.»

Ithaca, N. Y.

. Owners

We have just received dlr~ eel from the Factory of

ROSS - MILLER

One Carload 36,000 Lbs.

of their Celebrated

Standard Fox Biscuit

Then Superior Fox Blu- eulte are new for Ill! at our FEED and SEED More. l2-74 ‘ , Quodn- Qtreot. Every FOX OWNER will went. thuo UIBOUITB. * Price no Mutter than lnhrlor stack In sold tor-

ln lug lets pound, '

500 lb. lefl 7V, pound.

QFECIAL. PRICE In ten lots. Phone or mall your order. Prompt ﬂlbmﬂtg mule.

CARTER & -c0., Limited.

Distributors for queens and Kings Gourmet

l cent: per

cont: r per

6.30 p. m.——Bnschull scores,

6.35 p, m.—l‘rogriim by (‘icrtrttrle ‘ihllmh l“ ‘mwrlllg '7'" “Mm” tght renounce her nanti: its tlicllﬂ)’.

T. Hastings, contralto;

Armour. soprano;

\ companlst. 7.15 p. ‘m.~W(iY Orchestra. I Overture. “The Nniad Queen" .

"lPolonaise" .. "Bsrcarolle" .

ward Safety." Charles E. Hill. "Serenade" “Polish Dance "Spanish Dance

EKLPEQUE

Mnipetlue Church was crowded

an eager expectant audience to hear for lithe ifiirst (time Dr. George C. Piidgeon of Bloor Stroet Ohm-cit. Toronto. and moderator of the (ienerail Conference of the United (‘I-inrch of (ht-nude. Dr. lfidgeon spoke from the words “Except a com of wheat fall iii-mo the pron-mi

die (it brlngebn forth much flrwit." This the said was the text (that Dr. MeKlnnon need (or the Assembly sonmons. The main ides from the

I 127m n3

Phone sis KODAK

Margaret ‘m’ Jack Klndlon. k boy soprano; John Gaston. baritone

Cﬂlilllellvlllciudad lby an (Llrpcal to tho youfw, . Slif8k0WBkl;pt§)‘p'l[-‘ to enlist thrsiriselvcs l“ tilic .- Ssrakowskilwork of the church and tho k-lntz-

oni Sunday evening. Sept. 6th with

text is fort-n of lilfe

cum“ onqy through s-ncrllhcp and for (‘ivuilvritilzin 8.15 p. m.—Addross. “The Work (learn. rrrilo is the true spirit ofihe State Agricultural Experilchrristrlnnitty and is auliri-nicly lll‘ll9r— lion-s’, meul. Station," by Dr. R. W, That-

’ clicr. Director of Research, New Founder. York Slate College of Agriculturmtml our church nnii

iini the ltfi- of its Divine This principle. must coit-

‘tra ted

lwitlhln (the church. lspi-lllt that gutiiicil ~tlic

ernel oif the corn» llllévkti oil’ tho (outer buck, but the triii- in-ncr lilo ‘of our (itoloved chitrclt will

lof llhe United Ohurcli. ‘goon thus TFPVBIltly appcalml (hill-

‘ this epir-lt might. conitroi our wvﬁvlll“ - R°l““ °“ in thr- [Oftllkll r-toiit -- Hommm‘ sparsely settled wnrmunltlns

C“""°"V°(Westiorn Oatnsdii, whore (hero arc Address. "The -Public’s Duty To-ziqlhmlmndﬂ wlllhmll m“. gogpcl omin-

nnces. H43 climeily WHPHFEX-l’! wit-ii (mn-

of lull: two wcvks a

our l|(!i.l\"l'l.l(‘! Kins. A. ll. This was the (il\\l\l‘l0ll('ll\l\\ll. Prvsltyluriziii slit-ruling (ltlrlr liitliilziv it’ the tnunst sihorcitiiticii to tlii-ir iHHll‘.

a, ruiiiitvl Mrs. Douglas (i'l|'i'l)ll_ Mr and n‘ Ernest T’ Winchester’ “vlileveiopinlz in the liargi-r [0l|(l‘;VHllii|l-V|l”i4- (l. ll- MiwNllli =IH-i W‘ 1'04 ' i |)l-_ v1.1. Mrs. Goo. ‘Bitrltnur iii‘ if Siitiniii r-

till!‘ \\'(‘I‘(‘ iin illlPllililili.‘ ‘ill .\l'll])(‘-

M r. llllil l\l rs.

All“ Jvssf- (iilllg illli] Air. zmil (iiilis illiil lciurlly (if who iixivir imull

on ’i‘liitrii-

.\lt‘. illlll Mrs. Ncil .\l.ll'lil!tlll. .\'I". nliii

$i*l‘\"('i' on Sitixil;-_\' i-ri-trnq.

ntul in tin-Stu". imi-

lion. John i<l _Slit<-l.'ili- of Spring-

llillivoh loft Friiiityfit-lil will?“ ‘ailtottilztnci- at il'i:> tTVl Nissan, ;\i'l~c.i' spinni- l lllt‘ North silllfl-‘islkpl. Gilt.

iiiiiitg si-rvii-t: in Mulpciliir- sliiircii

i lfiissps ,.ll'iil| imil Mtlllli‘ ililfflt‘. ll. Nursl-s oi .\l()llll‘(‘l\l_ li-il on \\'iiil lli‘S'<lily for (‘ltiii-lotii-(otvii, (viii-r ‘a \\'i~i"i'< llﬂilillly wiili [Fl-unis iti Arlililltfqlll‘,

i .\lr. zinil .\ir.~i. \\'iii (‘opt-n oi (“mi- ‘i-(ii-il. Now lliiiullsliirv, who havi- horn Rlldllllllll); n win-k with Mr. and Mrs, lii-nry llo-plzitoil, li-ll (ill Fri- il.-iy_ Sept 4th to irisli irli-ntls in ‘lfnii- \'nlli~_v.

ill‘. Pcurl llopgiroil who s-lictii wlii-r ltnliiiiiy (ll. lll'l‘ homo in Miilrlio- (luv. ii-il this WtPk (for nilftlllllllllll ii('l‘()'lll].)itll‘li’(l ity ltPr parents, Mr. ttnil .\lt . Hninc Hopgood.

Mr. turd Mrs. Harold Burns o“ lﬂlflrﬂftl, (‘Oliih are spending (their liniiiryiiiilioti ‘with Mr, llitiroldis pat i-tiils, Mr. zinil Mrs. Jiivmes Burns.

Mrs. Friiiik llnrznall and Htllir (lsiutzliti-r, Erma of Iliizcl Grove rt "llﬂlcfl to their itoinc on Wedines iliziy. iiitvr sprawl-int: several] day with Mrs. iltiuttttlllt; parents Ml and Mrs. Juincs R-urns.

.\lr_ nml Mrs. Arthur Wright o‘ (‘i-ttlrcrilli; were culverts at Mrs. H A. Stewart, lizi-mljllont during th- wock.

ilrryzntio .\l-2N‘.Nl|'l( of Drrrnley sn~ ilrui-i- Mzit-Nutt of MIPHJQQIIG, lef‘ on iwihlni-t-iilny for Plclou wher. (‘they will aiioml Pivimt Academy.

ldom at large. The guests at the North Shore

q¢wg-__._-M.y§_ J_ Q_ HymhIliln. Mrs. A. Ooeih, Mrs. J. Jenkins. Mr. and Mrs. A. Stewart and Miss Stewart. Mr. l’). Stewart all of Pﬂmrllottn- town. Mrs. lteRoy Hnlmn“. Mrs. Weifiie Built-er. Miss Sharpe. Mire. L. (Horne, M-lss Horne. Mrs. Prilcll- aid. Mvrs. Wilttitney, Mrs. ll. Hol- man, Master Robert Holvman» iinil Miss Ellen Holman of Snnnnersldc.

NM dla. l; nbldath Mona hm l1 lllMrs. Baneiiielil. ‘Minn (M. Hall. Miss

IHsll of Ohnrlcvtttrtnwm. Miss-vs Hewitt, Toronto. Mr. H. A. Hull wit-d Miss D. Hall, Charlottetown. Miss B. Hell and Miss it‘. Monro. Mr. and Mm. Brady. Muss Brady and‘ Mrs. Ctrnvlnlnizs. (‘hnrlotto town. Mr. and Mrs. bash. Montreal. Mr. E. Slaw, Brsckley.

Ool. Davidson spent the work‘ end a must wt the North Islliorc House. on his retitinn to Chariot-te- (mm the was eccnrnipanierl by Mrs. Davidson enrl Mm. Flarquiherson,

House during the wet-k arc ‘W8 foi- _

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