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iConsti lrhalth, sapa his energy ond makes lilm listless. lt can lead to pbre than 40 other serious diseases. Mothers should like immediate steps to rt-rnove, safely and surely, the dangerous poisons from his system.

Kellogg's Bran-because it is ALL bean-brings permanent relief. Noth- ing but ALL bran can be 100 per cent elective. That is WllY Kellogg's lirun, cooked and krunihli-d, is'uni- Veraslly rvcummcndcd by doctors. l‘ hey know it brings results.

ll euti-n regularly, Kellogg's Brim is guaranteed to give pennant-qt rc- liel in the most chronic ‘its’!!! of consti- plillult, or your grocer rt-iurns your nioncy. Kellogg's llrun nus on the intestines euictly as nature ucts. lt sin-cps and vicar-as and purifies tht-ui. 1f uutkes tlieiii function naturally and

flutters s yombaa y

trtiou undermines a child's} t

lit, allll ., . will Ks egg‘: Ital tinuo (rover the use habit-forming drugs and pills.

Kellogg's Bran, cooked and knitti- ul surprise to the

bled, is a deli htl tasto-particulary if one has tri ordinary tinpalatable lirans.

Bran has a flavor-an exclusive flavor. enjoyable with milk or cream, sprin kit-d ovoi- other cereals or cooked hot cereals.

on every package.

llave your children eat it regularly »two tablespoonfuls tltvily-in chronic K lloggb Bran

cases, with every ni- -'

is tirade at Toronto. ' t-nl sold at _m., and 7 p. 1a.. Sunday School II ull grocers. ll is so: ~.l o ndividual Vernon 2.30, Sunday $011001 1.15- piirkagcs liy the lt-auu. hotels and

clubs. Ask for it at ;"'|‘. restaurant. cavgumgi; gggyigggmhem

Sunlight-for

WASH!“

.- A

and stir into generate: rude. operate tlie machine ,

— " Waskuug Mac/zine

r ineis made to

, wash yo. < thout rub- bing or boiY-ng '81-.‘ succeeds just in pro; ."tion to we value of Tl" l"!!! hill! o» Sunlight Sonp dissolves quickly naturally, not and completely in hot watcr and lthvflllfl" ~- Til works up into an abundant suds. dpurkyim: This is w ry_ necessary so that its ,4 m, "m, “up. rich cl. ..: sing ingredients may of Suslightboap. Wflfch ‘i. 1gb and through the meshes or t. a clorhcs and diaso" o the dirt and soil spots. Then, when rinsing comes, ull dirt and soapy matter runs entirely away, leaving your clothes sweet, freehand snowy i clean. t F Pars half a cake of Sunlight halo Iiol water in your IIIGMII

LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED I TORONTO

rvagularl . It allows you to discon- harmful,

with Try it in bread, mufina, griddle cakes and other recipes given

s

860 1121 Iufli

CH.-~Rov. A. P Jiodg . , - at 11.00 a. m. Sunday Nov._23rd.

Bros, Ltd.

SPECIAL VALUES in babies wln-ter bonuets $1.00 to $2.00, -

Prowse Bros, Ltd, . 860112Im2i

FOX SHIPMENT—MI‘.

nlhg wi-th a large shipment

this season and the fox breeders o

fitted much by hlls visit.

Company has done remarkably well

past eight months.

Fox Breeders Association of P. E.

foxesJtatt6eduMr. E. ‘R Brow, the President, certaihlyls ‘rlghfon the

Inspector. Mr. Wendnlfivortti- tat- toes and inspects all ‘Exes, Many demflndS- are coming from Upper

the Island registration. Mr. Worth leaves this morning for Bangor, Ma, to inspect and tattoo one hund- red foxes for ‘one company, which are all pure P. E. I. strain.

CONFER ON TECHNICAL sou- CATlON-Mr. A. W. Crawford, Dl- rector of Technical Education at Ollflwa- was one‘ of the outward passengers on the Borden express Yesterday morning. While hero Mr. Crawford conferred with the mem- bers of the Provincial Government,

Pa! in tin cloths: all olotbu will b: cloll.

Ill-l

_\ 733-11-14-11

f i FRESH Pliliii

really good to eat, try

Manufactured by

Davis 8L

0- For something tasty,

'7 ‘ Charlottetown, P. E. I.

riusitts

economical and

D. & F. Sausages,

Fraser

I 77-11-174!

. 5.1T.

toe...

price on Fowl and Chickens ‘in Poultry not tn good condltlo value. It will pay you to crate latte the benefit o7 the highest prleea

THE HARRIS ABATTOIR CO.,

"Iii?

New prices on Poultry eff ectlvo Nov. 17th. Good for one week only. During the last weak many shippers have been rushing unfinished birds to market. We can only ply full lltt

TR

good fattened condition. n will be paid at market

n your poultry and receive

LTD. Charlottetown, P- E. |..

SAVE 1-2 THE 60M

Buy a (‘fililflc Pipeless Furnace

HImttrr-is -

i‘ .I| and have us demonstrate our furnace The PRICE of U"

Plzrihisa FURNACE is vs tits" value you rseolvs.

{red H. Prilfill sea-i.

mitlafled Customers pralaa

The CALORIC

ALL CAST METAL PART], and tlto TRIPLE cAslNG la a PATENTED feature In tho OALOIIC.

Trainor

80 GRAFTON STREET Opposite Prlnea Edward Theatre

CAl ORIO r7 REASONABLE for

the Superintendant. of Education. and Mr. Wilfrid Boulter on the sub-

Sect of technical education. If the ,mat"ter can be satisfactorily arrang- ed, the Provincial Government. by expending a like sum, caught-sin tin

amount in excess of 820.000 out of the Dominion Technical Grant for this work. The Provincial Depart.- meni 0i’ Agriculture 1s now draft- lllz- a program which will be sub- mitted to the Department. of Labor

all it will be our into effect.

nsirsoNALs

i

(Halifax Herald).

New Perth, the

for their kindness In her recent sad bereavement. ,.'

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LA nnss Have You Seen '

CARA Noun i FACE POWDERj COMPAGTS

m rue warcu case V. hvLa soxi

You vA-il hrpiealad with, . u», beaut, and emu and z the thinned, of ii. The lid . la '00 o" atijuoied that titers is n thlleaat dart-- pa; of breaking the nail when opcnlltjii, wlrlle tlla worms _ d t; la the iauat _ ‘u, in" mutt as- , saliva delight- , Horned wmr o. axqul Ito UARA NOMI.

We viva broom, and Nnturoila oltadaa; also ra- lllla for eaoli. ‘ -

soon outy "av

l

- once from Holman’! csuioi. SPECIAL LINES 0f Ladies 008k $15.00 and Q20.00.—-Pr0\\'8e,BNl. ed Ltd Kellof ‘s

delicious, crisp, nut- e

cavsaoisu an l-rvenun» It is moat

ill preach

VERNON OlRQUIT. -—,-8,ervlcea uoxt. Sunday, Ohqrty‘ Valley 10 a.

will be service in the Presbyterian Church, Sunday. Nov. 23rd, at New Glasgow at 11 a.m. and at. Caven- dish at 7 pm. The services will be conducted by Rev. W. E. Altken, B. A.

O. B. King. Clark's. Ont.. leaves t.hls mor- of Prince Edward Island foxes. Mr. King has been a largo buyer- here

Charlottetown and vicinity huvé pro

PRESIDENT WILSON usns-_ B"‘""’°'“""° Mr. J. T. Wilson, President of the Maritime Assurance Co., Ltd.. Hal-i- fax is visiting Charlottetown. His

and Mr. Bentley the popular repres- entative here shares in the Presi- dent's congratulations to his staff in their successful work during the were taken to secure some oi‘ the BUSY DAYS-The Silver Black I. is having a busy time. right now.

Hundreds of applloatfotta and regis- trations are being. put ‘through and success

job and knows 1px ‘pedigrees. The said Mr. Tlnney.

at Ottawa. If it meets with approv

Mr. Justice Haszard of Charlotte- towti arrived in the city yesterday,‘

‘I ‘Miss Gonieve M. Coady. Vernon River. has returned homr- after spending s most. enjoyable week ‘In guest of her cousin - Miss M. Powers.

CARD OF THKNIZS,

lMarla. C, MacKlnnon wishes ‘to thank the friends and neighbors and sympatliy sat

Mlnartfa Lfnlnient Rollover: Netti-mill;

i. the result is kidney trouble,» 111,041‘

0f » barrels for-sale. wlllBw" rite u ‘phone its for prices. ‘ 75 Queen _St., Cliarjlott" '

" _ s5 _ nfll

REPREQ

appoint-

hfaritimes werelMriuMartha. Scan IbnQIQIfiMap-raodflk‘ field, Truro. _ Andrew Murphy and Mr, AA Alley.

ney of Tourist As- sociation Spieaks At Rotary

At the Rotary luncheon yester- day the speaker was Mr. W. Relish Tlnuey. Secretary of, the. Prince Edward island Tourist Association. He gave on interesting address ou Some Phases of the Tourist work on Prince Edward Island. At the outset. he spoke of the clrcunislaitc- es leading to thejorniatlon of such t on association. lie said that the financial returns of tho tourist traffic, in other provinces (for ex ample Nova Scotia and, New rted a combined rev“ enue of ten mlilion iloiiarsflwhllfil- not a cent of revenue bud ‘lléilll re- ported from the Island), aroused our people to need‘ of action. In - 1923 Cainuda reported s13.600.000 revenue from tourist revenue Wll-h the Island figuring as a ' minus quantity. In the face of this steps

revenue. and accordingly the ls- land tourist association wasform- ed, in November, 1923. It, is not expected to reap golden returns in the matter of a few mouths. Bat w lay a solid foundation for future

"We have succeeded this year both beyond our expectations,

of tourist traffic in the way of o business proposition.

into millions of dollars. TIIQ

that cannot go bankrupt. We are

merely selling the press on customers that. n0 ._I>l‘.0V lace in CWIIMlB. u so ideally pit"- ated as s. tourist resort as 1* "W? Edward island. The commodity Wg are selling is a restful holldal and our supply is inexhaustible.

their stay- , criticism of the assooiatlomfor‘ on; courazing old home travel. Hebe-i lisved that. the old home Sues-t is

and more, and more, to the’ oily. than the average guest who boa never visited. before. he leaves bar more inane)’- B1111 equivalent of his board with hi5 relatives, and in many cases takes] several of tho family to the oily, merchanttor n complete Outfit of, clothing. . ,..~~ The Vfllllt" of Pbrsonal servlcfi in supplementing advertistnt; was‘ next touchdfld itvvn- i This set-tics starts on receoipt. of an inquiry and extends during the c-irtira stay of each guest, the secretary recom- . mqudlpg a suitable hotel fishing grounds, m. routes. auto parties. and encourages the tourist to keen constantly in touch with the As- sociation Office. v

In referring to the wonderful na-

When Knoll-is. Hurt t Drink More Water

The American men and women must, guard constantly against kid- ney trouble because we often eat too much rich food. Our blood la i fiilad with acids which the kidney! strive to filter out: they Wsske." (“rm overwork, become sluggish. the Jolhnlnstlvo tissues, clog and

der weakness and a $611,361 419' cliuo in health. _. ' . when your kzldneyl feel "like lufnpl of mo; your but ltittih"! the urine is cloudy, fiil 0f, I?!“ inept, otxyou are Qhllgat, t9 seek relief two or three times dot-int thg night‘; if ‘you suffer wlth sick neadachei or dizzy, nervous spolll. sold sto ach, or if you have rheu- matlam hen the weather Ia had. begin dflflltltl! lots of sood soft water and get from youimpbatgnl- ' cist about four ounces of Jad Billi- Také a tahlespoonfhi in a. plats of water before bféaltfaat for a few ~» days and’ your kidneys may than acffine‘ This lemons salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice. combined with units. and has been ' used for ars to help flush and stimulate logged kidneys, to neut- ralize the acids in the system a9 they no longer are a source of ir- ritation, tlltro often relieving blad- der disorders. .

Jsd Baltil is inexpensive; can not. injure. makes a. delightful atrarvu- cont llthig-tvatorg drink and b£iotlgs in vet o, ~ ecaitpe nobo y‘ can having a ‘good unicorn‘ hip: any time. ‘ all rttealfaixavo ' iir physician o ain- iiteyrhr kidneys at least tvvice'l you. ~ g '. . 104

ACUTE ‘Lg-We, havgpjhantfiy, __ loctogeliiindpicked oysters in

o Bros.

éwrarivss

~ -'—At the Ertu-lflouacgvativo Coil‘- - v- vention; , ntpgvp’ Tuesday-the f

LKDIEB HAT8—Specia1 for Fri~ vice pi‘ ents apbbintad for the day and Saturday $6.00--Prowse - 8001121 m2t~ ojllonk Bian-

For P. E. I. Mrs.

Secretary. 7W, R. Tin-

l‘

ot‘ an optimist.

there to Canada. may, without

Church Hall. 823-1l-l9M5l.

Timmy said that

than s crowded road.

last year.

advertisements. Tlnney said:

E011.

feet of snow.

ly clad, thin old man-

gon he

we need.

town.

Mr. Stubbs.

schools.

Muster Leigh with n lireittb.

that. itoiio else aboard should stiffer tiny hurt."

damnation. nor took

should be more imminent

Finding slumber

shower. Kc

mom-L...-

from the i-opa.

Ho was the more touched when ha balhought him of the pliant to which "u. 56 hill hltlflielf been responsible for all ' . "j "wt happened to sir cum

charge Tuesday, Nov. 25.

“PU8$YF_OOT" JOHNSON ls conilngand will tell his story in Zion Church Hail, Tuesday, Nov. 25. Mr. Johnson actually believes that the principle of prohibition is tibia wisest policy for any nation to adopt. His whole philosophy is that.

I-Ie has Just returned from the Balkans with a new message from

You'll want to hear him, and you in Zion

__._________.__._______ tural beauties of the province Mr. svery Islander should be a booster of his native itrovince und not any for instance that the roads are terrible. roads are not perfect but they are fair and a fair road with with llt.' tie traffic is far misier to travel czi

Maine with her bad roads made I I _ I __ m" millions out of the tourist traffic l‘ “"""‘"' l“"'“i""‘ "“""' m " "h"

The lgland 15 getting may; pub. in his tin-u, he might trt-rhups tu-rro Sir liclty today than ever, 25,000 placer, Olive-r liy n trunk coufosulort of till that ot literatuno have been distributed ht- knew of tn.- this season, u I’. E. Island moving picture is being shown und 10,000,- 000 people have been reached by In- closing Mr.

Otrt- of the most impressive ports of “The Covered Wagon" at the Prince Edward Ins-t week was the

arrival of th wagon train in Ore- T“ “wk” awe“ °“ m’ “we Afteretraveillng 2,000 miles A 8mg“ ex, through all kinds hadshi-ips the Canada and the United States for exit-live and a permanent ‘flecrelflry Calmm" ""15 passing through a

‘ I l l t l (gag manage a business running m” “gym couniymfilsgrlgbiii we

~ bin was seen in a small clearing stock andmzde cost nothins- The ‘a b, - _ tour,“ business ‘s me only one and out of this ca n cumgna ‘rat; , naked what the distance to Ore-

idea and im replied “why Oregon now and. believe me Jtzfl one‘ of the best little spots 0n God s

terms of a snow-hound. mountain- aaibeiziililldxrliextlriietdtbmlirlLlB-ttfiii-lfifi W“ "uliged "mm"? “k” Oregw‘

ust what. would he say 0! Pflflce here’ “d w ca?‘ 21,23‘: flfflfifi lfidward Island on a summer's day.‘

And that, Gentlemen, is the spirit, Give the Tourist Assocll atiou fifty‘ men witih tho tlslplrit. Qt

' that old oneer na we w ma e worm lust as much to the province this llttlepold Island ltnown~—not as "The Cozy Corner of Canada" but As awule as “The Cozy Corner of a Contin-

t-nt."

Rotation R. L. COCIOn llfeslded- Sir Ollvt-r to his doom, tlioy puitl no /

The $39515 present were M" hot-ti to Jnttopr Lvlglfs di-ittuulls tiiul ATl-lllll‘ warburwn of Bilbao’ lit‘. lo, slroiiltl lic lulu-it lit-fore Sir John. i Slmln- Ml‘- slewan Smbba 0r “’l‘lioc bcuift liit-luiloil iii our ortii-is," fl-ifizciizn-Allnlllllglglglglx? ‘lhilsklilnlgzdwfi?’ rlltlil n sounuin shortly. j oco .i ~. ., .. ..'I< Charles c. Thompson. Chaflouw hliiylit not. reloittd Rliislir Leigh. Q

The musical programme com- prised selections by the Black Cat Orchestra, and ii solo (encored) by

In. accordance with the resolu- tion passed tit a previous meeting a commute-a was appointed front the Rotary Club to wait “POI! me Government and ask them to rein- troduce manual training in the city

Sea H ‘awk (Continued From Patio TW6)

"Sure ht-‘II never heed 3'0"!" catch lli hi!

"Ilc aliuli Ilia honor is concerned in it. The tsruis of my surrender were

this

"But 1 killed Musti-r Lionel."

"True, hut thnt was ln the scrim- mage that. preceded my uiaklnl W711"- Sir John pledged ins his word, and Sh‘ John will keep to it when I have made it clear‘ to him that honor detnuntla it." A great burden was lifted from the skipper‘: mind; that grant shndow of the toni- of death that bud ovi-rtiunit him. With it. it is greatly to be feared that his desperate penitence nlso de- parted. At Ioust lie tiilkc-tl no more of

any

thought for Bir Oliver's opinions and beliefs concerning tbs hereafter. , may rightly have supposed that Sir.

‘Oliver's creed was Sir Oliver's affnlr, and that phould it happen to be wrong

a0 to correct it. As for himself, the inn _ing o! his soul could wait until tin- othar day, when the necessity for it

hkwaa scarcely himself a qualified per-

Upon that ha lay down and attempt- ed to bompoao himself to sleep. though the pain in his head proved a dllfleulty. impossible, after a whllo he would have talked again; but bfttiat time his eompanlblt‘! regular breathing warned hlrn that Sir Oliver had fallen asleep during tho silence. Now thlflsurprlssd and shocked the waa utterly at a loss to understand \ho_'vr one who had Ilmfatr .- ' ;' Oliver's life, been a renegade and a heathen. should be able to sleep tran-t qllmi in thajaowledge that nt dajvvn l,“ WII l0 bins‘. Considering mntthra. '. he was profoundly Reached to reflect that in‘ such a season Sir Oliver could have found room in his mind to think of hlin and his fate and» to itmlortake to contrive that he should be

Out of the conslderjdflof":

f.

you're in

Prince Edwiard i momrwss: m». 2+2: , {lglstar 945g queen/iv

y 7'!

‘ ' rooAv isuas so, omit. $2.15, $1.05. $1.10 Ew. Balcony $1.65, $1.10

jirtreoerved 80c

Matinee, Adults $1.10. Children 52c.

“Dumbbells.” Sale On Now

The seat sale lot the ono mull only “Dtirribells" company in "Ace High," opened at the Prince Edward Theatre box office yosterdny lIIOI‘ll- lug, and ill the first day's stile may

i

in tiini, IIlIll ho foil to potitlt-riiil: how.

influences llntt liiui isotio to Illlllft‘ hllr illlvor trluit iii- Willi. This rcnolvc itpllfti-tl‘ liiui, iiiui, oddly t-tiotiith, it uplifted hint ull liu- inorc when ho ri-lli-ctcll tltnl lwrlllll"! it" “'""l'l lm jeoplirdlititig Iila own fll'f’if liy tho I-oiifctoiiirii upon \\'lll\‘li lu- liiui roll-r- mini-ii.

Sn through flint erldlvsa night ho uztl. nursing his aching liiuui. nnd enheort- eiu-ii try the first purpose lu- hail ovi-r PIIIICDlVPll of‘ it truly good itml zillritla- tic tit-ml. Yt-t fitio, ll t-ii-t-int-ll, Willi lu-nt upon frustrating lhiit purpose of his. For when, lit dawn. they crime to lmlo

log

groéh footatooi." If that old i old pioneer, 100 miles from a nqtghbor could speak in such i‘

Ii

Fi.‘

“‘Liiril, lttiw titity lit-ml t-niupliilnul."

l\l‘|ll‘i‘il' ' he

iii

"hvviiusc Sir John little knows wluit ll la in my power to loll him. 'i‘ukt,- iuei lwfltfa Iiliii. I tut)’. tluit 1N.‘ mny lit-or ' front inc the truth of cot-min ninth-rs ere it lic too into." "lic still," tho sciiitiiin biivlu lilrii, mill struck him ltt-iivily‘ tivt-osa tho limo. so Q

V.

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tliiit lie rét-ieil flllfl ‘collupui-ti into u corner. "'.i‘hi-t- turn will come tumn. Just i now nut- litisiiioss bu with this otiior‘ heathen." '

be taken an a criterion. crowded! houses will greet the-so famous I‘ q our zpfytligrulbays on Motitliiy_uiid Tires. V . auclvgMAs The box office will be open ago-in v __ I / / _" p DU GHAM all day today, ‘ i I, / ' CTION