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Teamster Weds Earle’s Daughter

LONDON. Jim“ firm-via

in the hills of Count)’ _- ‘lllagemr Ireland. a hflPPY wuple Are shrine i118 llwll‘ lllmeyllwou‘ Thfl‘ 'beth was Lady Plensance h 114E814 Rouse, ilaushl“ o‘ ‘he mint the of Strndbroke. ‘Governor 0 Th0 _st;lte of Victoria. Australia.‘ _ u llroom is .\lr. Owen Alckenlllfl’ b0 lof Z\lr. and Mrs. nicllael Aftl-vensz: l.\lr. Michael bfchenna ls a 1&8 We, ‘yorklng in a coal lliine new‘ Sllotts a ininintl flllllge in Iienark- shire. The wedding toow Plait‘ Saturday .\lay 12. The rollulncl began only ll short time arm “lWll lLady Pleasant-e was traveling liroul Sing lore to Rangoon. the fstiiilllcrll sea was gloriously blue land ill the i-vi-lliugs the tropical Iillnon shone ililwu on white dcCiiS ‘\\'il\‘l'l‘ dances were ll1'l4l "Nvll inight. illuv- seas. blue skies. a iro- ‘llical llloon. and liluuuilrous lllusic. ‘tilgcihi-l" with a handsome _\'0'i111H \\'i]'\- c-lwporator. were too much {for Lady Pli-ilsallcc. _\lr. .\icl\'c111l8 mun-Cd il-i-ll, and it soon became apparent that thi- two were bccolli ing lllor i-ihail lll1‘t' shill ilflillfllll" iallccs. Young .\lr. Alihcilml was i-njoyiilg himself inliili-nsely. N0 mp9,- \-.,_v;\,;.- hail ilvPll as M085‘ allt. no iltlp-l- girl had ever been l

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Insulin Will Be Here First

so charilling. lli-filre either of TORONTQ 3m... ;;_ ’l'llil firs! lhi-lll klli-lv ll lill‘_\' had fallen in Canadian provini-iill l~‘li\'¢'l‘ll!ll>'lll lovi- with each iltlli-r.

to llillllllllslvl‘ illsulin to llw-t- pat- it-nts throllch lllv lli*l'1l1"~l‘-l"lll ‘ll }]ea][h will probably it!‘ that oi Ne“. lgrnns\\'i"kv >';,_\‘< ill.» lilrolliu Star. .<\ \i.~it for this purpose has

Our- lllornillg just before the ship ri-aclli-il ltanlzoml she brought her llillOKfiliJll album to Alt-Kenna alld asked him to sign it. but her al- bum was fiill and lflllilllifillly she

jut-l bppn maill- in lull-onto by sliggesieil that he should sign her lloll. Dr. Williazll l-‘. iiob- l ssport. iie opened the (locu- i-rts. tlll- l-ilivrprisinc .\lilll.\‘lv‘l‘ oi‘ ; llltllli. and there fol' the first time iii-altll of tili- .\‘=1\v lfrullslvick ‘ saw her full description. For a (;.,\-..r,,|],.,m_ lnlilllli-llt he was astuudctl at his

.-\(‘L‘Ulllpilllit'll lly .‘-lr. llolliii-lly. zlilihlvity ill having proposed lnarr-

iagi- to the ilaughtcr of all Earl. but Lady Picllt-llllltT‘ invitcil him to 2 lit‘ si-llsibli- and asked him not to ‘ll-t a little thing like a title lllake any difference iii-tween them. Tile Ctillllil‘ parti-il at Rungimll from \\‘llv'll(‘t‘ Lady Pleasant-i: travclli-il ill England, and proci-i-ill-ii iillineil- lately to \lr. .\lcl\'i-nua's parents at Silo‘. Shl- look up ilcr rllsi~ deuce next door to tllr- cilltzlgi- oc- cupied by the parents of her fi~ alli-o and (luring tho three weeks ry to establish rcsiilenci- ass ii~il Mrs, Alcl-{i-llnil with lli-r household work.

lt is ullilerstcod that. tlli- rl-lativ is of tho bride did their utmost t.) brcali off tin,- cngageilli-nr, 'l‘lil,-,- slati-illvnt. lli)\\'t‘\‘l_'l‘, is hardly up- hi-lil by the Earl and (‘nilntess of Strndbrilki- who rezlcheil London from Australia y'i=sti-rilll_v. 'I‘lley dc

Dr. ilobt-rts lllililt‘ a tllilriluull ill-l. viestigiliiun of the llWflllliPill of] iliabetcs by iilt‘ ialllilus insulin i-x- tract and its lilallui'ai:ture ill Tor- unto.

A whole mill-mug was >llvlll by l)r. Roberts with Ur. l". U. llalltilii.’ inspecting tbl- iii;lll--iii~ thi- TOPUllli) (ii-lli-lal iiospita going into the iii-tails of the admin istration of the P-Xflfilll. At Dr. Rantings own offiiw- silmc- remark abli- cast-s, tri-atcil by iJt‘. Isanting and his assistant iliri-cirlr, l<‘.\\'.\\'. HiQYWPli, ww-ri- shown to Ur. Rob- l-rlH.

At the Gonnililgllt laboratories later on, l)r. ltilborts as flHSlllWui that he could be Fllltllllvil with ill~ Hllllll by Dr. Duf s.

The only insulin lwtlllrf‘ iii Ni-lv [Brunswick at present is the iii-ll- i-ral Public ilospitai at St. John.

' Rose Covered Island

In Dispute At Lausanne

BUCHARBST. June 2-011 tho agenda of the Lausanne conference is an item which has ibaified llle world's statesmen who are trying to reestablish peace in the Neal‘ East. n is the quevlvnfll ‘he "Kalli of Ada Kaleb". At first. n0- body knew whether Kalil 0i Ada Kali-h was the name of a man, a gl-(igfaphiflll term, a state ol‘ 11111111» a inlystic Turkish P1115591 °l' l‘ specie of banana. Inquiry b)’ 1319 peace ilelegates. however. 5'F-0_“'9ll that Ada Kaleb i511 deliglltii-l little ril ill the Danube near the “lroil Gates". with only a few thousand Mohammedan inhabit- ant,- who grow roses and extract the essence from the leaves. The minaret of the only mosque on the island is a well-kn0\\'il lillllllllihlli 011 tlli- Danube as iboats pass through the Iron (tales.

Ismei Pasha claims .\dn Kaleb for Turkey, while Rumania insists il is hers by reason of-the Trianon treaty. Before thei treaty Ada Kalcll was in Hungarian posses- sion, although the Budapest gov- ernment always recognized the normal sovereignty of the sultan over the isle.

'l‘lle victories of Kemal Pasha re» awakened Turkish nationalism y among the peaceful roise and: tobacco planters on the picture? siluc “isle of Roses," and they sentl, a petition to Angora asking Kemnl to rerestahlish the ancient Turk key sovereignty over the island.

Aiustapha Kemal dispatched a Kadi. or judge. to Ada Kaleb, and the Romanian. government, sus> pecting nothing and regarding him as only a llilliflliEtis 'l‘urkish visitor granted a visa to‘ Kemalis emis- sary. Now lsmet Pasha pretends that the granting of the visa is Plluivalent to the recognition ofi Turkey's rigllts to the island.

\\'hcn the Romanian nilthoritios lPZIPIlPIl that the newly-arrlveil Kaili llad taken over the adminis- tration of the island they inlilieill- iltt-ly asked lllnl to leave Ada Kaleb, and with all honors due to Kcmalis governor, the Kndi has very politely been deported from ltumilnizlll territory.

TRURO K. C. ON TRIAL CHARGED WITH A l SERIOUS OFFENSE.‘ qlll-lllllo- N- ‘i-i June 6—~In the Supreme Court here today before .\lr. Justice l). l). .\izlcl\'euzi-:, the Grand Jury found a lruu bill ill tlln

lint a wiilenillg from this cell-

nicd that tlli-y had put any ilbsfilc- ire is part. of llrl Robert's plan.

1c ill tbi- \\'l_\‘. “Wi- :lri- iluiti- (iii-I ilppoillti-d that we were too late .1. . .<4->—-. lill‘ ll"! \\"‘\l<ll11l~’-" said the (‘oliil-_ Music AN IMPORTANT 5"” "lllllllllll-"J "\\'l1.\v “"1 lluve= ASSET m THE HoMElkHUWll about it all the tiille," she. ailileil, "and it wc colllil have gotl (jlllCALH), Julli- llw-Tll cwily i.) lllmllilll we certainly’ shOilitl havci counteract tlli- ili-nlilraliziui: and l"“‘“ Y‘T“S"lll- ll)‘ Illlllllhti-lt lllil“ disruptive lllflliPnfPS that ill'tl\\--i¥'l'“vl‘ll[‘"l l"_ ll‘ “l l"ll'l slllll "llll l: young people lllori- and mort- a-l "u" "m" l" 995ml mllcll ‘vllll ll"! wuy from the homi- to seek re»

ilurillg the. voyug,“ my“. “wading. "twin" and v1.4.5,"... ,.|,-..\\.h,,,.",' had to be ilul-riieil on for business‘

is not by criticizing and zlttackingl :.'";‘]“""_“* _“ll‘l olll‘ llllllglitel‘ had oilr them. but by coilslrui-live cilucil- Xhwiolwflll- tional work. Rubi-rt \\'. Lyon. Sec-l _l__' inf-sent to licr_ was rotary of ill .-\|ili~rii'. l [letter hllnllljl’ "l _ l‘@‘lll'l-*'"'fll11l“ Home Buri-illi lolii lllt’ .\lusic ln- hf“ “' “lmill lit-lunged I ilustries (‘lullllbl-l" of (‘illllnlt-rcle frumfllnfnhvl""and Sh? “all lh-"ml of the lfllitilil Stall-r. here toiltly. 0 “u” “ll llel" ‘lelllllllg day." I "This kind of callllraigll will ’ stimulate illlt-Wfll in the ll0llll? and lt-llCll people how to lllilltlf their llllllll‘. so illil'i'll‘ll\‘l’ that thi-ir $3i°00.0UO A MONTH‘ young pi-opli- will not be so easily‘ _ ‘ v _ r lllri-il awav." Mr. Lyinl lflilllffi. “in! ~\l‘¢\\' YORK. -lll'l0 fl— "Thy this progrlllu: music ill the houleiwlllihl l" Oll Wllcvls‘ and will nQ-verl should play one of the lllnst iln-il-‘Pl off." said Henry Ford )'ester. llortallt rillils. _ lllll-Y l11}(‘0lll‘l(‘i'liOll with a statement "We are tryllu: to lPilPll the lllKl-ltlml lll-s‘ company is producin» pic that bczlutilul holllcs ari- wiih- lllllll‘ lfllfh‘ 110W than it ever infi in reach of l‘\‘v€‘l"\' incolnc, howi-vel- b91111“. and that the colllpany mi; small bllt this iwllli-iliiinlill work lllllléllll? it profit of [min gggppgnoo . vl , . .‘ t , ' hincllaorisglllriiihiih-iflllowill‘ llllllllhlhihlcl: nlleeliuiileolfvnqo ‘l.mnn'h‘ Th" $5 i‘ - 1 U‘ nu 0 jiUSll plan. lnilagurzlteil for the home. The ilonlil that is to lllf‘ purpose of stinlulatinc V1,. hold the lovc and focus tlli- inter- "1110112 People who could‘ notia-iflnmi est of’ youth must be ilynilulii‘ and lo buy ilars ilutrigbt he sud ‘..H_ not static. Tin-re nlust bc smut,» 11 ll"'lll¢‘ll(i(7ll5 silccess. ‘Flemfrihl: thing doing. and olli- ill‘ ihi- must prices. ho s .. there wow “kl-Fina? powerful nit-ans of Iii-oping the hood nf '1 change, ‘u O "W'- young folks at hOlllf‘ is lo make -> ' that trams-thing iloing‘ lulls‘ "l bi-liigvi- that lill‘ playi-r-pialilo and the phonograph llavi- done lllorc ill tlli- last. 2T» yw-zilw to cru- ate a ill-sire: for good ulusii ill the

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FIRE LOSSES

Fire lflssrl- in w; '

__ _ l- .~ - .. ndn llllflll" iliii ‘nick ended .\l.-i_v :;i|_ H” (limgnlpd l.‘ the Ainlir-lary-

home than adil lhi- work of all lllPlTllli i-ilmparllil \\'ll|i‘n‘:‘§~in'- Fulfil?" orchestras. operas. concert Sing-Him can”. “vppk Pr] _l""'-"'l'l for crs and teachers of lllusli- tililt. U,‘ "WM"

wont befori- ihfllll.

‘With all thi». filcililii-s that scion _l.,.;,.,r,\.‘,~'f'.‘,',",, '(',‘,°°.'l_’°"‘l_'°[1=- m: and ingenuity’ llavi- placi-il at ' 4pm“ “l ll "ll-mm

1R W-llrosl-lltpd h‘, llllllrilrllwliirllli: A 'l'lli- .\illlll‘lill'\'

the ilispnsnl cf i1vi-l-_v|lilil_v, lhi-rii

Polnpallii-s lvllilga in nrrlonger any Excuse rili- iiily

rill“ rl-porli-l y.) rlmP-w‘ dil: lag

homo not having illusic. and flfllflil \‘l')'.k ‘WIN! “W In Hill music. M” S. . , - ‘- -'l. cilglpal-QJ "The Rrirat work of srdling the 13M] ‘fpléffillfz-‘iiln i111‘ U11? rJJillfl wi-I-ic American 11mm; lmpk m m, pirofl‘. f -i.‘l)mI)ll1-flll\~(§ Snflinlhr}. the ilnlr-ricau llvnllli. ' l‘ m“; l” "s mlllliffii“ hun only just. begun. lt is ‘Mk ‘PYlYl Week i~:l'il the work of a lifi-lillli: to Willlfl] r) - ‘ A VII)‘ 2I"12£l hundreds of earnest. unselfish ‘lloliilfjtlflu’! “him” $ iiofnllrlil lnen have ('llllfil.'i.‘l'illl'li thi-ir liW-s," h; [v ' ' ' - L 11.000 I --,- ~40-§§._~ M1‘ ' . (m!) _]_g1_.-‘000 'SHE KNEW ENOUGH. ‘ ""l"">~l i: millll) '

NW‘ ilrlluslviilk ‘twang . Ontario 3.2200110 44in

"Dill-s slit.- know (trzici- ti; flpllflk

to?" b ()ill"l)l1(' . . . . . . . . .1 ‘£20m, "N0. 1111i? iii talk ilhout." —-Lou- . iioil lliiiu. fllllll-l

‘for Halifax and was

case of llellry .-\. ‘Dickie. K. t‘.

_ rnn onmmmimwn continua. 1-‘

Canadian Grocers 'A1‘o Meet At St. Andrews

MONTREAL. June 3.—Arran§e- ments are being made by the Can- adian Wholesale Grocers’ Associ- ation to hold their annual conven- tion at St. Andrews-hY-l-lifl-Wil- N. B.. June 2T. 28 and 29. At the association's last convention a warm invitation was extended by the delegates from the Maritime Provinces tllnt the convention this year should be held at St. An- drevfs-by-the-Sea. it being urged that while the Maritime Provinces were always well represented at the ilssot-iatlons conventions they bad never visited that part of Canada.

lll deciding to accept this invi- tation the executive pointed out that since the organization of the association their conventions had been held at Ottawa, Toronto, Que bee. illlil Niagara l-‘alls..anil it was considered time that they visit the Alaritiille Provinces. lt was al- so urged that members from oth- er provinces. especially from the west, attend in as large numbers as possible. in order that they llligllt get in touch with this far eastern section of Canada.

TH E ASSOC|ATED PRESS

WASHINGTON. Julie 2.—— Whether it is the act, or the actor alone which attracts vaudeville- goi-rs was a question the Supreme (‘ourt was asked to answer in the case brought by Max Hart against the B. F. kcith Vaudeville Ex- change, the Orpheum Clrcultfi lilc.. the Excelsior Collection Agency’. lnc.. and others.

llart charged that there is a vast. vallili-villi- monopoly, directed by tho Keith Exchange enst of‘ (fhicilgt) and by the Ofplllllllll (‘ircult ill the wost, which by blacklisting has illnile it imposs- ible for any author, producer. or actor to show on the first class Vlllllll’\'llll‘ circuits ivithoilt book- ing with tllcln and subscribing to thi-ir regulations. The Cfllllbililll- tioil is so strong. he assorted, that llll‘. illvilers of theaters nri: illlabli: to rlul illiifllllflltlfilllly.

Alloging that the Keith Ex- cllilugi- allil others named were engaged ill interstate commerce because of the contracts tlli-y

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make collti-nlplzlti: interstate transportation of the act. llart ils» ki-il thi- fiadi-ral district court ill w York City to declare tllc alraugi-llleilt an unlawful coillbill-l atiou under the Sherman law. To. support his allegation he asserted, that tbi- performers carried with!

them llecililil stage properties,‘ and that it was the act '

V! - l lruro charged with all twin-use» . (m " (mums, a gm abelweo“ ‘he 35H My whole. oi a iolllblnatlolr of the l} mm 1|; veal“ .. . property’ shipped lll interstate.

' ' lcolnlllertre- plus the actor which

The information was laid by E H. Blois, llrlalifax, Superintendent of Neglected and Delinquent (‘hil- girl who ill company lvltll girl got away fronl the Home for Girls at Trnro about telll ifcloik Tuesday evening. .\l,'ly 15th} The filllovrillg ilay she took a. train: lilcntetl and;

‘llfvll, on behalf of a vouug‘ llallf-lx‘ l

all nldcil Alllritimei

taken to the home.

R. ll. .\lurra_v, h’. (7.. and l3. VI llarris, Halifax are acting for the‘ prosecution and (l H. Vernon, K‘ '(‘., of 'l‘rul'i> for the accused. The] i'lCl‘ll.<L‘li llills‘ been held on $2,000, bail.

SLIGHT MISUNDERSTANDING.‘

Said the bank teller to the new} girl \'.lll) was making a deposit: “You iliilll't foot it up?" l

“Nil? she replied innocently,

III; took a tau

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lit did not ilrc-sent zl

zittracteil patronage, and constitut-i ed the business transacted. District Judge Muck dismissed tlliuconlplzlint of the ground that controversy court hail business affect-

ovi-r which a federal jurisdiction. Tile ed. he held, was not interstate colllnlercc. bilt tho personal service of the performers. Vaudeville, as defined by Senat- or Pvllpvl‘ of Pi-nllsldvzlilia. who was voullsi-l for the defendants. consists of an enttlrtninmeut for hire upon the stilge 0t‘ a theater where the spcctatorswvitnessed "n number of ilisilssociated. short performances." lt is the artist and not the act which attracts box- llffircs receipts. he argued, anil the l"lll\‘ll(ll‘[flKiDll of pruperflgg 1n interstate conlllitlrire merely is incidental. He. pointed out that (he Silprilnle Court had held that the uniform, bats and other parapben- alla carried by professiollnlbase- hall team does not constitute in-

in each million of the populatlonf in 1922 it was 12 in each million. atleiltirn to the corona, the golden

of llleillcinil,’ perceived it is the face of the world and the ileS-‘llilndretls of thmlsanils tiules of l _ , u.“ __ the frontiers of life is assisted by watch for any chemical element-utter earl)‘ lllll? _1n0_nt.l ill In. fresh air and sunlight in dwellings, hitherto undetected in the sillar at- prohibition he lustltirtctl late sanitation of some water and food supply. and the isolation of infectious persons.

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has an expectation more life than had his 141111111111? her."

SCIENTISTS PREPARE

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Good Advice t0 , rador Gold Seekem and Otllelv

Dr, \\'llfrcil (‘irlllifell ills inm-

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ari- saved ill every 1,000 cases. lllil:isil' i-ilursiz by the proxfiuil)‘ "l GERMAN POl-‘CE Llréigglmas lSTl euterfc fever claimed 37-! lives heavenly body. I ON OPEN MR GA

Other observers will devote their -—‘" . BERIAN, June 6~Once lllore, al- "We are livinzs’ in the Kulilen llgeenlilniltion which extends outward tel- a ban 01' nearly nllilltltllmhlollfi silys Sir Gcilrge. “Un-ifrolll the sun past the‘ border OikfierlllllillS are pelnllttei 1 18am“ rapidly (rlltlllillflglthe moon in every direction iflfltipell-tlll‘ denionfitfllllllll“ " 1b,. mgmcal missionary ma.

"l '.“lll““'l“'lll‘°‘ll spew“! ‘mm ‘(m-l - nr-l ‘The Labrador gillil seeker must they wmi Th” “MM m you". M “the take brown flour instead of willie "

. g4 2'32‘! of!’ the diseases Wllllll laatifliffiClfltlllf‘ natives ll ‘lined

BERl-BEltl BERLBERI is " ‘"°‘l°‘l

men. The extension of Willi the spectroscohe is' wllole- lYOVPlllDPl‘. it was llicn ilcciileil tn . . v l - t»l ' lilfielltWs and i111‘

sltlllilnéilltlfltéers shlltliluseidulfi‘) llllcleiileilflfilxsllilgili)“ lfttlxlllli" lllllllmlwlng d“ disease directly traceable till n!‘ 1'” s’ -l i. . . - l likely re~ ‘ - " Z and 1111“ “lmler prolemed from we .nln slshilll“ refiziflfilllellimislfacing the hull‘ ghthhtllhlflllnlrliore of the 111019 deep interior ‘in!’ enormous ‘cl-Def w“ m ‘llpllflll the wlntef- i 22mins illnesses of tlle' 1110M“ ity and extending through lllfiffillll; Plllmmce l PIIEllY meetluilfi ha” civilized lffil are larzElY llllcllllllx . Una’ and “vhml lrhunge ‘dlifvlgr (iirre 'l‘l\t‘l‘ellgel(l)p specially authorlzt~il.' to a deficiency of tip/pa ital-lam“ so rnillflly llllll hey ‘we 75‘ l i, dratlon Ul-Illlfl-"tll nnt llenltll building c 1'11!” ' clsely alike at two consecutive 0b- such as Ll ilcmons L

workshops, fnogphere,

The result oi this is seen in the fact that every child borll today ol‘ 12 years

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_ _ _ , _. _. . n ill‘ (llslrlcl Tile people "l _ _ _ l,

serving sumo“ during we Mm“ u: mel (illzllfillltilfil?‘lzifietgdilllrll singed in may not contain-t “a lipse. I lllll‘ ‘ ‘ D ._ eating Wlllle T" . “iHQLE The ‘mm "lilment “vlien Um)“: cembrlmm‘ of may a) doubt that (Jlillfilllilhlade by ll! P‘"°“l_"‘lg° °l n‘? mgbnntlillllchi‘; Foams? GERMAN PRINCE __ ‘Vllll-‘T 1:,l,‘,.,.|.iiig}liiil helllillilll m“ “l ‘he m“ “m- e ré STIRS m: OF SOClALlSiS is v61?‘ “d, nil elilliieili iiliiiiilillr. still iiilutiier groan 01 151mm“ “d l" m‘ ends it n1

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TO OBSERVE ECLIPSE AT CATALINA ISLAND

. .. . l1!!! “mm ““““ m 1» - pm-l an D1‘ Grenfell >l‘(‘1c‘0llllll ‘w . Jerslilte (ZOIXlllPOFCO. LOS ANGDLEQ CH“- l°l "he Purpose of prom“ - y, BERLIN. Jun elifllinte i _ l l working and n68 Magnesia BGSt F01‘ l ‘Slllllfullllt? Court decisions as cop- Wllcn the shadolwol filfinlllxtilhrlllefiglll‘; procise dam cgfidelirllmtghetllizopzlbof, l“l‘l(“ll'l°ll' the Recall? i“? ,.(,’,§.,§§' ‘lfigspxggfors. Wlllll m“ l! do M. ' ' r. ' l i I . _ - ll, , , r I i9 .- , . - _ Your Ifldlgestlonlailliifialli .:.;".:1::S:.'...‘".r...'.l.i;‘.-. ‘lit; i‘: 32.25:“; iiitif. M W”iii‘.l“é’ééi..lli“éilllmi of 25:52:: Fifi intemlnl, , _ _ 111 E1‘ 0 next and strikes , i ding-that is. the small. _ _ , L 1 l-lollor in the Oril- V EAT FLOUR 11 r WARNS AGMNST DOPING U ‘he iluntiflflftllllgllglsieSztzlglwfses of inland near Santa Ciltalinla Island L931‘; firs? “nexplaqued acdenmon: lg:‘\t-,fl(sll(lkgl“:l£ o‘ “Vmch he is “p, W305i? gilt/Er bread ask “it. STOMACH WITH ART some product of human effort near here- IlllBTlmB 110111 all Dim-l‘ l l‘ the moon's motion in its swinél| rpmc, cdlnmander m,- “Tlltlflnljllfil gfiPEvvAnqiis 0r hililllltlhe’ __i The production m, “uméflné of the world will be on hlllld m ° d the eurflh pfm-pice, and has thereby created WHOLE WHEAT LOAF HEAT IFICIAL DIGESTENTS Ciitifilliilllly intalleil a product of watch ‘he first ‘ma! eclipse m‘ the urlltlldbably the largest band of °l"l as wcll as thi- usuill annual ui1F0lll' both use FLAVO lxCELlr ~ lluulan lilhor, it was ur uel 8"“ Vlsllble in the Fnited States var will come from-among the silciillists. F1011: AND 1T lS ' lllosi. people Wl-IO silffer, either well as a C0llllll0dlly lllgwilllih Since 1918' filfgfegzctiloonwzf the general public‘ q-here “n. Snverm pnglpg about Egwn‘ ' Milling co L“ (Lflfqdbwpsllllllllrlgpqgf (gllntlllligflill‘l‘li}l'xosl‘ll(z]l'l‘l lllrszpcrtgzll-iglltsl of the owners asfiiziarded ‘as the nlost important which’ though not deeply versed 311‘ mill yfillrl‘); actisnracgkltlllf (lltljrlitllzli The Charlottetown “my,” i 1- -~ ‘-"“lllZ' - omc - - o - .nln ' have now iliscontlnnoil ilisagri-c- law. g l“ “m! lymtmted by a went m the led" ‘he llllereslsd l“ astronomy‘ per ‘mm t e m:

able ills-ts. patent. foods and the use of harmful ilrugs, stomach toll fcs. nlciliirincn and artificial iliges~ tents. and instead, following the ll(iVl<'.£‘ so often given in those col- umns, lake a teaspoonful or two

tablets of llisuralieil Zllagncsia inlfurllfl-iheil tl

a little wafer" zificr illi-als with lilPI result. flint their HiOlllllUll no long; or trinlbles thi-ln. they are able‘ to eat us llli-y please ulld till-y l-il- joy nlucll better health. Thoso who use ilisilrateil lllagnesia nilv» or drcntl the approach of meal tune because they know this woll- ilerful ant-acid and food corri-ctfvi- which can he nbtillnted good drug store, will instiiutlvl neutralize till: stomach nciility. swectcil the stomach prevent food iernlr-ufiltlon, and without the slightest pain 0r ilisczllnfort. Try l this plan yourself‘, bllt bi- iri-rtilln l0 Kl‘! pure lllsuriltieil Alnglli-siil l ""l"'°lllllY llreiltlféti for stillllzlch use.

; fSevere Kidney Trouble

Mrs. F. Rinellnrt, Camp- bellville, Cut, writes:

."l had trouble with my kid- neys and very frequent urination. This was followed by pains which‘ a: limes were very severe. The doctor laid l had inflammation of the bladder and that an oper- ation might be necessary. To thig i refused. and began using Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills. From tile first few close: l felt the benefit. The pain: left, urination

was corrected, and i have had no

ljisfilailfiirs Kidney-liver Pills l

recurrence of these ailments.”