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‘B09118 twenty-four ounces of fluid.

t _ Baby specialists n e nowada s, flint during the iiffigfirefliX mon s,

ics must have three ounces of fluid per pouml of body weight daily. An eight pound baby, for instance,

River on the rule is two ounces of fluid per pound of body weight. The amount of fluid absorbed by a breast

1 fell baby is best determined by weigir!

illg him before nud utter feeding for the whole day; and it is easily calcu- littell for the bottle fed one. Then untkei up any deficiency with water. ‘ Giving baby suilioisnt. water often relieves his feverish, crying, upset and restless spells. If it (lot-sift, give iiirn u fe\v drops of Fletcher's Cas- torla. For these and other ills of bu- llies and children such us enlie, chol- eru, diarrheu, gas on stomach and bowels, constipation, sour stomach, loss of sleep, underweight, etc., lead~ lug physicians slay thcrcbs nothing s0 effective. It is purely vegetable-tho recipe is on the u'rappcr—and millions ‘oi mothers lmve deienilcd on it in over thirty years o ever increasing use. lt- regulnbes baby's bowels, makes him sleep and eat right, enables him lo get lull nourishment from his food, so he increases in weight as he should. With each package you get a book on Motherhood worth its weight in gold. Just u word of caution. Look for tho signature of Chas. H. Fletcher on the package so you'll be sure to t the genuine. The forty cent bot- es cor toin thirty-live doses. '

Shoes Properly p Fitted

A . Siiliiliii 0F GDMFOIIT

AND SIGHTLY T00. It's our duty to fit shoes-not merely sell them. . -

When properly fitted. tho strain and weight corms just whore scientific Shoo makers intended it should, hence tholo shoes will keep their shape and beauty until tho and.

‘ illiii S LES FiliiiiE ‘ii E TllA-iiiill T0 TiliS

And our store completely re- modelled and furnished for your comfort.

We invite You to make us of our MODERN SHOE SEE‘- VICE, it is far ahead of the antiquated Go-as-you-please. trust - to - luck approbation method, so long in vogue.

Our Spring stock is com- plete with new Shoes, new Myles and shapes, widths and slur, to suit mostly any feet and fancy.

11ur11 s. co.

LIMITED.

FITTED FOOTWEAR Charlottetown, P. E.‘ I.

£YE$ TESTED Glasses Fitted

Compotnt lorvtoo with latest equipment.

E. W. TAYLOR

J . S. TAYLOR

OPIOIITIIQ Ill llohmoll lit I’.

British Columbia Mouldings and Sheathing

lust arrived direct from Vancouver. Ono full oar-load

B. C. JOIN-DING! AND IIIIAIIIING Assorted patterns.

[have only to read the statements

Dr. w. J. P. McMillan Speaks On Draft Address

(Continued from page l1.)

framing his platform, prhat policy he had better adopt. No! Every- thing was to be done strictly "in the interests of the party." and there was a great opportunity. with this $160,000 which the Stewart Govern- ment obtained. for the party coming in oi remaining in power for the next fifteen or twenty years! That was of more importance than any moral issue! I am perfectly sure, Mr. Speaker, that 1f it had been consid- ered, on that occasion, that. it would be advisable for my hon. friend to go to the country on Gov- ernment Control, he would have gone on Government Control, too. Why? Because if the people vote Government Control in 1929, Gov- ernment Control will be the law. lie has said so! He is simply going to enforce Prohibition as well as he can until then. '

I hope. at any rate. that he will make a better job of enforcing the law than the Bell Government. You

made by certain Ministers in this city about the way Prohibition was enforced under the Bell Government, to be convinced that conditions were far from what they should be. They talk about non-enforcement under the Stewart Government. There were no clergymen ever made such condemnation of the enforcement of the Act under the Stewart Gov- ernment as was made under the Bell Government. It is well for my hon. friend to remember this. when he talks now about enforcement of the law. It will require all his power and energy to implement his pro- mise in this respect. and the Premier will find just how much is in the statement he made the other day, that Prince Edward Island is an ideal place in which to enforce Pro- hibition.

The doctors have been called the chief instruments under the Act, and it is well known that they have done something. They are given credit in the Temperance Bulleti for ask- ing for a. reduction of “so ipts." My‘ hon. colleague from Summersldc, I‘ understand, took some exception to‘ that when the delegation 01‘ the Temperance Alliance waited on the Government. There were a lot of funny things happened at that con-l ference between theAllinnce and the Government. It is really wonder- ful to read the account of the pro- ceedings. According to the “Bulle- tin." my hon. friend stated thcrel were just two things he wished to‘ say. One, that the doctors now had] to make requests for scripts before‘. they got them; Second, that he did‘

not bc published. as had it been published, he would have been de-. feated. To be Contfnufid

- mimi-

i, ::A Foe to Asthma. Give Asthma half n chance and it gains ground rapidly. But give it repeated treat- ments of Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy and it will fall back even faster. There is no ha]! way meas- |ure about this remedy. It goes right ;to work and drives asthma out. It ireaches the inmost breathing pas- ‘sages and leaves no place for the trouble to lurk. Have it by you for ready use.

l iMONTHLY MEETINGS OF THE WOMEN'S INSTITUTES

lrlliiibl-YFON Fourteen members and two visitors met dL the. home‘ of blrs. Edison Wright. Iioll (full The ‘bills ‘than \\'1.-1'1~ pmsenlcd were then aippuinted. A ])l‘l)P,'l‘lllll eon- 5lSLlll.g' of 11 Con-lest. ‘u l-Pilllillil flY-‘(i 1 mus - was <‘1".'_i0y:-1| ‘by ‘all. A (lib-X m ‘iiou \\'z1‘ iltfili m; the I.ilr1'ury'5 1'01 1hr; sehuol nitfl :1 cummittosl |\vns oppnin.‘ Uli 1o make inqulreri This lnsliluli- promises 1\\'011‘Ly-i'u‘1- (killers 1W5) unvurils the proposed 1 Sarlitoriuu.

(‘liNTll/il. BEIJHVQP." Ttventyn‘ 0111c members m 11 n visi1 or ‘met at the homi-llzl‘ illrs. Wllliani Callback 131114‘ Friy >1 gnvi- n lovely ik ullillgi Smiles‘ The pwgrnmi nommivti-r- i111- 1111- rl-‘xr. incl-Lind: are ihlrs. l‘. .\l. Johnson 11ml .\lr:<. .l. .l iFi mozzey lo Airs. \\'. .‘\lne.l)or|:1lrl for the key ohmic. 'I‘l11-' unfinished lseurini; for lhe 1121211211‘ was given ‘ 111 r11 ‘tho different. members. A report of 112-1: multiqilirnlloii 'i‘1-11 to White was $31M wlfirh is beill-g ‘thorouprly’ ez.‘j1)y'c>1l 11y "VQWQUQ-

1m, \ inn-s moi :11 (he home of Nlrs. Nell (‘411111-11111 ‘Fhi- school ('Ulli‘iiiiii,4~l' lune :1 W011i‘! "i 141911‘

Miss Sadie lint-i.

school ("unmillee for iil(' month. "This Snuitorhim. The Secretary iwns :111ll11i1iz'*1l I11 Hey Y"? ‘h’: RP)’ E(1-,1¢1»k_ 1.1111011 “'11s served ‘hy 11hr: diowirss ‘i111! 11 prngraim of lil-“flfll- §1n1iutn1 ln11si1“'|'111| [iuglug lwns lercntly enjoyed.

SPillNiillillii Nine membPru and ifiitfifiil vision-e: inc‘ in the school- mnuse. Th1- sit-k rnlnluitll-e report (‘ll llivn visits 1n.11l1» and $35-51’ Rlwlli iTc-r fruit, 'l‘\vo members were app

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Donus'»

not sign the pledge form until hel f was assured in writing thntit would‘ /'

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Forest Fire

lStl

Job Killer,

In Canada to-day the condition of our gigantic forest industries is a barometer of our national welfare. If the forests be Wasted through preventable forest fires prosperity must decrease and general employment conditions must suffer.

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./* . Issued by Authority of

Charles Stewart, Minister of the Interim

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nimed 1o l‘i('illl ‘the school m1- the mu“ Cn“ was answu.(,d by “Wm moiebli of April. Small bills liliiiillllt- .1 101mg.“ the luflumlwpo 1-. was (‘e ingln $1.151 were ‘paid. Mrs. (fiction "quad 1Q 1mm u Como" h, when! s'1‘.\1v(:111c1. rngiir mwiiiliers and tlllll All»; Ilium-hi- Icnnnni Will lnke ‘h. m.“ m," m Mm...“ m], ._.1_.,.

lmie n1‘ .\Ir.~=. Colin ll. Higgins. were r1 celved mnl ‘dislrlbnlled rmong flue members. The rem-alu- leir of the eve-nine; was s-nent in Zfiildliiltllihitli music tuul singing.

the May uireeliuf-i that ouch house wmnld 11111111» flu WHEATLEY RIVER. S20 was

“i” 37111‘ "N"? “i”! -\"'“'- Aluxm“ pounds 1:1‘ candy 11> be suill :11 ‘tin noted towards» the proposed Sun‘i~ iii-r Ford were chm-Jen‘ (leleuaih-s t‘. C”... ‘xi-til '11 1111» sehonl. l1 was ‘decided g1) u, 111v Cflllvvllliml- i! Wis 111-11111. hm ‘to ha: 1".‘ ihe lent-i (‘rs ehnir l'1rl!¥\|l'(‘1|- ed 10 have 11 meeting in the schuol- h “as 4mm (unwed M, ‘buy v1.8‘? m“ The Secretary reported havlng 1“ 11"‘ Mm“ J" D- in“? “ll Tmsdlv Am“ Hm‘ i" enls fifr lhe~ babies. 'i‘he112»v.-1cl1ool W1" 11111119119 $191K 719119111‘ "m" 1\I‘_|‘ii|t_‘.SU11i1 “"1111: 1:.p<)i‘.1tc1l cu the urrzu 1'10 21110111 ‘moving‘1he‘outb11lId~ cUm.n11ttL.e an, M,“ (ml-don pa" m“ 11139113111 snug-egg were ‘feud and "Emmi remi"? i3"‘"""~l°- tioliwiirm“ and Miss l-lzu Nluthlicson. $1.110. This lilstltule dccldril 1n givi-

whhzii aisslsliiueo they can lo lln‘ lihIAlt llflVl-Iit NORTH Al (he borwus weleomcd- Roll coil for ‘the Szlnirorliiui for 'l‘ub1.-rc11lar p211i1.-111s.'|h, Apr-t "WQHHK H,“ mflnbcl.“ ‘fix,’ lncluting m 1,‘, nyunaveftyl by

. . ’i‘l111 members decide-d tc DvllllIl-Tlll? lllfimbvfffl and vlsdtnrs 11w organ for the srlinollioiise met utllle home of hlrsdlen Jim--

ilfsu-nssed. We decided to not o ‘book ‘A111! for the school. One new mom»

11111! ell-tilt visitors ‘med ‘nt fire lhome 8811191111118 hill-YB’. The 9108111111 011""

U\'S'l‘I~.‘ll 1H5!) HRILUIC At the 11‘ Airs. ‘(lhnrlcs Kelly. lloll‘ (‘all Bisted of thoqives and “was of‘ the mleqrilng ‘sn/eurtc-eu unem- was ll1!"1.‘w‘8l‘4‘(i by "Hints m1 first different Canadian Authors. The hers end four visitors met ill tbetulil to ihe injured“. Lottery ‘books next meeting i-v to beheld at the

Bringing Up Father

home of Mrs. (ihcster itll('ii1l'.llll.

MT. STEWART. IPQurleen mem- buns and a. vlsinor met at the‘ hnmc of Mrs. \V. L. Qicileoil. A paper “'81s read on weekly ‘routine "in house- work by Airs. C-hlaules MaeDmrnld. A sign hoard is to ‘he secur for the wrhool. 11.1110 the f11zlmlng1c-x“tlii~ \vn‘1- memorial pictures was sellletl.

liGlJlNG-Tffid AND HOWE iiAY SiXLi0lI1 members nun four vis-llors met m. the home oi‘ ilirs. J. (i. Mue- iinnrrld. iinli Cull was numverell ‘by Jokes. l1. ‘who derkicd 1.11 stend n lot- te‘r lot‘ sympathy 1o ‘Mrs. Peter illuek 'l‘l1e iloli Call! at the ‘ll-ext meeting to be alnstvererl by (iardenlnl aiilnLq

uni the ‘in-embers are ‘In meet. at

the 111111», 1.1‘ .\11-.~. 11.111. 1'. 11111111. Fireproof garages of wood have Lunch was served um] a. very plelli- |bccn invented in Germany.

n11 t ‘cvoniir: -w11s enjoyed in music BURNS

21nd singing. Spread Minard's Linhnenl

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Egyptians ate more American ap- mixcd with sweet oll. 0“ brown paper, and cover 111.1111‘

pies last year than in any previous

l2 months. ed parts. soothes and Nob rapidly.

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zzwih so thorough o. preparation at hand ns Miller's Worm Powders the mother who allows her children to suffer from the ravages of worms is unwise and culpably careless. A child subjected to the attacks of worms is always unhealthy. and will be stunted in its growth. It is a merciful act to rid it of these des- tructive parasltes, especially \vhcn

it can be done without difficulty. ~ ‘

lBy GeorgeMcManus

WHAT'E> ‘rue MATTER- MAGGIE 5.‘ DIDN'T You G11‘ .- ENOUGH "ro 2A1‘

AT ‘THE BANQUET?

SHUT UP AND 1'5 THAT ~ Lie-ran -ro ME- sea-ri-wr FINE aoomnoc. MAN

oven ‘THERE. ’?

Potr- GO aver. mo INTRODUCE YOUR$ELF'- You w11_1. LEARN SOME- TtllNG PRoM HIM‘

LOOKIN' '?

1 oiofr- THAT 15- MR- P-s Loouevmue» we daem-

MODERN UTERATURE -

VERY wit»?

OH-YE5,1NDE.ED~ WE. ozvoTao g" MY LIFE. TO ANClENT AND

DO YOU KN OW 5HAKE$PEARE

I MAlkGls Tl-HNiQ-I: use ‘BMART- Hal 010M‘? avm KNOw THAT ' BHAKEQPEARE l“: 05.1.0» ~

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