_ _ - _ ` . H' 'THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN 7-  - _ ‘ _‘  
of the ‘
respect I
with con-
diseases.
no such ex-
the Provin-
it appears
Lisuten- l
and 
supplied lily phy-
destitute circum-
to provide the
expenses of course,
~ncy cases
attention is
required por-2
expenditure can
‘every case such
for at 4
.
RRY
(‘oullt~ll
Nollcoi
-ptetpared to buy ally
hogs on hoof, commenc-
|15th -Septemlher plly-7
prices. I
every Wed-
lnter River
elmington
bany Station _
mmerside ;
lésdays at Murra-_v River
»r_ information call I
tNAD|AN PAcKlNG co., l.To_l
s - J. M. ROOP, Manager
iikensington Road
le 553 and 532
_-15Ml1i’.
ty Poll Toxl
écdtions are ndw living lllatlf-i
or all un-paid poll taxes.
lase pay at ont-c and savi-
B. '
12-l1Mti‘. '
loos yrllorlo
- 2
ere is no truth in tht- rtttttorl
IBIBII lately [hill \Vl\ ll.\‘t‘¢~ tlis
nued buying pork.
9 can bandit- ltn_\' l'<-osllltrtltl
tity anti plly lligilost tuttrltl
1 at all times.
P. J. NOY, &. CO.,
Iiulltor itivt-rl
t
1
lual Moltillg Y.M.C.A.
e annual lillsitlt-ss lttetlint: of
Young Mellls t`llt~i.-tillll .\l;.~ot
i1'wlll the held in tho Y, .\I. (‘.
_’arIors on Molttlay, Jlllltltry
at 4 p. m. All illttwcstt-ll are
tally invited to attend.
 H. w. vso,
j.. Secretary
IQBWIBI.
1,- .
»._.-__ .
i.,,___.,_ i __,4_. _
ii! ° ’
 CONTRACTl
ALED TENDEIH1, lldlilw-.-sell lol
Postmaster Gam-ral. will lit- r.---
td at.0ttnwJp until noolt -ttt l-`l~i-|
the 30th onual-_v. l!l'_'l», forth-~l
eyance of His .\lltjt-st_\-'s Malls.,
.proposed Control-t for rlitll-1
I, 6 times pt-r wt~t»|< on tltt-;
2 St. Ma!‘y’B ltolld ltllrlll .\lllill
:el No. 2. from tltt- lun-lttt=l.=tt rl
lnerais pleasurr-_ 4
inted notices contullllllu itll' ltt-i*
rmaklon as to t~ollriitlt»lt_~' of pro.,
d Contract may ht- .st-.-1. llttl;
k form! of 'l`t‘ntl4-l' ltl.ly .~ t.lt-
sd. at the rout ttfrl.-t-_. ..l' lst,
7'! Road Bhd (`uledolli.l. r-.l'.<ll.t.
MAKING 0F `
Al FAMOUS
MEDICINE
HOW LYDIA E. PINKHAIWS VEG-
ETABLE COMPOUND IS PRE-
PARED FOR WOMEN'S
USE.
A visit to the lzfbnratory wilt'-rl*
this stlrcrttsful -rrnlvlly is made itll-
ihaf lhepresses even the calallal looker-on
by some with the t~.-ll-_~tlilllty_ ttcouracy, -_.lull
G0V9m'.ltll;l telczllllltltlss which attends the
m““"'_1llakillg ol’ this grolt nledicine for
`wolnl=ll's ills.
Ovrr 350.0110 pounds of various
U“d‘P‘3\'f0l`U\' llerbs url- used :lunlltlly anti all
have to hu glltllcrod :tt tho seosoll
of the yortl' wht ll tlll~ir llztturall juic-
th. and lncllit-in.tl sltltstltllcl-s are llt
it1te‘rl»e_-l.
l`hv lllost -ill-I-tnssflll solvents :ire
ll:-lvd to t-_\.tr;t<-t tll:~ llltllIit~in;ll pro-
pvrllts [ro l|`llI\,~s\- lll'I‘Il.~'.
I€vt=r_\' 'tlt'-ltsll ttllll tank that
trolnes ill t-ontltttl with the modi-
clne i,» .~.l<>r1liz;-tl .intl as at final pre-
l-autiolt ill t‘lt»tttlIi'tt:.-s the medicine
is paste-ul'izt=<l um] scaled ln ster-
is tht- \\'.'>ll:lf‘l'2`lll vnltlliinatloll
of roots and Itvl'l>t=, lngotlter with
the skill and tfllrte ll_lt~tl ill its pre-
paration wllil-h 1l:l.~' nl _d=» this i`alll-
olls lllt~l1il‘illt» vo ,-ttt~t-t-sstlll ill the
trcatllltrllt of t`t-ltt:tl-- ills. -
The letters frolll tttiltlott wllo have
been l'estort‘d to ht '-.lllt Iiv the use
|110 bottles.
‘ It
or L~_.~tlllt lc, lfiltltltttlttz yt-getnhlo
<‘ompound wlllrlt wt- url- twintilltlzlt-
ly publishing atl-_-st to its virtue.
()l'llt‘l'_s bookl‘-tl .tlt.l p:'~»t'crt‘tt<‘e
aivvll mt- for lil-xl yt-:trs salt rc-
flllllvllltlllls by tIit't`»=l't'l:l lli>lllt~1's on
1'. li, I , zll'»_'~ Ii:-ing: t#:tl'el`\l1l_v looked
:liter ill Gl'l»:lt liritltin and West
llldicns. lll‘.tl ttl'l‘llll;,;+‘ltlt\llls :irc lln-
ticr \r~.t_r to sul-tll‘t» tolllllluc to de-
Iirllr salt lt' <`Il;llloll.~t<l'.vlt, Sum-
lllol'.»'itlt>. Solll'i.= :l:li Molltllguc.
I’l‘i<'1‘ l<\llll`1’ll1t‘<‘fI tl- low :ts lilly
ollc.
HAROLD A. MESSERVY,
5111134-1-1-.\ll<l1\\'lt.
7., .
FOR SALE
'I`llt» lllltil-l-.~‘l;;:t<-:I o'{:`»~l'.~; his ftlrlll
ot' 1:32 .t<‘l`t>.~. :ll litllll lrli, ill ll hi_4ll
.~'l'tl-~ ot' it l'tiIil_\', Ittliirlillls ill :solid
7 ‘ t..’ ltl»\\'_ _~'.t~1tt»tt1 on fltrltl
utttl otIl~l' tltlllvl-lli<»tlt-.~s llvall’ hy.
il ~ lu It .~:.l.illlt.
JOSEPH R. DOVER,
_ lil»<lt`rlrd.
.`»!|!lt¢-l-i_\l\\:i`llltLipll.
APINIIALI TING
'1`i: ;t'~'lll't1 lll>:“ill;; of the
.\l.ll'.~hlEt‘lll l":lrtlt:-r.-1 luslilllio will
llnltl otl .\‘:ttlll‘dlt_v »-vt-ning ltt 7.210
ltllttt-llillll-ly lltlcr the In-
stilllil l:l--1-ttltl; l1\~ l\lal‘sll1lciil
Itrlttlt-It ol tll~~ I".'tl'll. l'l'otlllt:t§ Inv.,
will 1l.l't'l .l ltl<~l_'.illg.
.'-92-11-I-l,\I1fi]ifI.
c'
t:
§.
:'13
E11
hr. loltll T.
Cosgrove
 , _` lt, 7 7
 ‘Veterinary Surgeon
i i   I .
Wellington, P.E.I.
\\'§_.-1,.-,s to ltnttlllllltel- to the Public
,hm 11,. tm., ll 12 tl.l_v¢-l tl-eatlnrllt
that “-111 ,s-,H-p|°lst> tltltl please the
uwllt-l~,= ol ilorst-_-1, \\Ilo are suffer-
itto front strlttlglt-s or the after af-
fects tht~rt=ot'_ or who are in a rlln
llowlt t-olttlttiolt. ltuvlelg lt rough
coat, swolllut joints ol' il0lS0Il0fl
niood.
Saul tlltxttllttllll with full instruc-
tions tor its ual- 'will Ito forwarded
office ofthe Pmtttifrl.-~lttt-I---t-t-;1o lun' llrl-' of th-'~ province In
JOHN F. \\'.‘||~:_\ll. '
Pont Olfico- lll~t|ls~\~t0r.i
.0fllee lnn|»e¢\or'»t 0|t'le-l-, .
llrlottetown, lil In-1-. mil .
mail on rot-t-ipt ot $2.01),
All cl>l'r4-splillllollcc answered
prolllptly. 'I`t~1»-pllont- in tlollnection.
 %'X*
The Woman Who
Loved and Earned
V BY JANE PHELP8 _
A Modern' Story of Home and
Business
Q-GO-O-COQO
+eo+¢4»4+o444o¢+o+4-00+*
DlsAl>PolN'rMzNT Fon '
Fon l-tsn P/tlus
(‘I{Al’TER XV.
Iiobart`htld not come in when l
reached the boarding house. lt. WHS
ourlicr than usual, :lo I dressed
thinking we might go to a theater.
We had not been in lt long tlmu.
and llc had spoken only the night
bot'ol'l= about solne play lll~ \vaut.cll
to sec.
7
I took pztrticlllur plllns with my
toilette--jllst why I was so DiU`\IC‘
ttlar may have been because of
what Mary Ryan had said. llad
Robert really changed? If it were
true thot he hall crown more flulett
more sedate, it might be because
we went outso little. 'Filings were
easlng up at the store, the dull sea-
son for selling would soon give me
more little to myself. I would get
home early every nigh! HOW
and we would have some good
times together.
Just as I arrived at this conclu-
sion, the clock struck. it was 7
o'clock and Robert had not come
ill. I had been so busy with my
thoughts, with planning for him
that I had not been aware of the
time. 1 took a magazine and sat
down to wait. But I t:ouldn'| read.
and kept glancing at the clock won-
dering why Robert dilln’t como.
Tile dinner was over at eight, so at
llulf past Seven I went down to the
table. Every time the door opened
I turned around thinking it might
be Robert. I finished my dinner.
Someway the idea of dressing, or
milking nlyself attrzlctivo for ltil-_
accellttlatetl my di-stress because of
his i'ui1‘,ire to come homo.
Again ill my rooltl I tried des-
perately to fix my mind upon 9
story. But it was impossible. I
looked out of the willdow. I tidied
ltly Iltlreau and did all the things
wollten do when nervous llecullsc of
lvllitlllg.
Ti-lt o`t-,lock czlllto, 0lcven-then
just its lllt' clock cllilnrd thc half
hour, Iiulllert rallllc in,
'l`o llly relief, I :law at once he
hull not been dl'illkill_l:_ ,
“Did you tllillk I Illlll cIopcd'!" he
llsltell gully, nlllkillg no excuse tt-l
It-ttvillg mc alone, '1`llen kissed nic.
"Yes, I lllollgllt you had found
.solltuotl.~ _roll liked ht>ttt=l~ than ltte,`
I fvll into his mood. ’l`holl after it
llloltltellt I lished: “\\'1l<-re. in the
\\'ol‘lll Itlt\';' you lleell?"
“Ollfl lnct Jack Alder on my
wlty home. You are so Itlto I knew
wo l‘oltldn‘l get really if 1 came
Itontl- to dlnllt-l'; so I llltfl lullltr
with him :tt ll l't_»stltl'l‘.tttt .intl tllcn
we wt~nt to that play 1 told _vol-_
uhollt. It was bully! I \volllllll"
hltvu llliswll it t°or zlllytlling."
It \v.t~a tl long time .<ill<-t- I llllll
sewn iioI.~l't so clltlltl~'i:tstit~, so I
sltill notllillt; of nty own plans ol'
my llisllppoilltlncnt. lla h;ttlll`
notil~cd that I was mort- lll‘l-`sst~d up
thlltt llsllltl»-llc tvlts too busy tolling
.ltl- ot' tho plfly.
llllt lolllr, tttlcl' llll ` Slept l lay
<lwultl~ tlliltltiltlr, ol' llilll, ltlltl won
lltring i1` ht- \\'ert~. Ill-gillllilt; to Il-
lli.~1s:ltistIeil with me und with llilll~
st-I1' lteuittlso Ile n\ztl'ril~d.
Yi-I avclt then 1 uttatclled lto
blllltlc to tltyst-lt'; or gltvc at thought
that ttty lthsorptloll ill husillr~sl=
might bo tltt~ t:llllsc'fo,- his lllsslltitl
furtioll. ’
Ile was still vlltlltlst-rl over tht-
ploy the next ttlorning.
“You must go and sec it, (lorry.
You 'tml Mary liyttn go some night
when you can get oi`f curly
enollgll."
"l could have gone lust night had
you come home. I was here before
six."
“The dickens you were. Well,
you have been so late I never
thought ol' your coming home In
time. lt's your own fault you
were left out. You will sell hats."
lt had been a long time since he
hall mentioned my work ln that
way. But as usual I thought him
foolish so made no reply.
“lieltlt~ltlber, we are going to the
.\iu°|tI‘y’5 trllightl” Ile said as ‘le
loft the breakfast table. "They are
going to have some others there,
people you never have met. (let
Ilolne early so you can make your-
‘I lllllulolt t IIIIIIIIIS III Iinlllllill IINIIIE 
t WIIII NIIESIIIIIS- IlIi|]II5HIII_,
The Motorist
BY ALBERT L. CLOUGH
*Q-.+444-+¢».~»4+¢¢-¢+~+<»+v
QOOOOQ
WEAK MIXTURE WHEN
PULLING HILLS
' 7 .Q 7 7
/` l. _ _
J _-,.77 77 7 7
. H. J. writes: MY car is fill-ell
J
with a --~ czlrInlreto,- ttlld, when
pulling hills, the cntilno SIIHH ill'
choices up. I have tl-led adjust-
ment wltllout slltct-,css_ \Vh_P¥l I
lldvallt-_o the spark the r-ltlxine glvcs
nlore power but knocks, llnd when
I retarfl it tht* DOWN NHS 0"*
What causes this?
Answer: This firing \_l8Ck “"0
the carburetor and knocking Whell
the spark is advanced make-s_us
suspect that the mixture becomes
too lean for the production of full
power. This carburetor of _yours
we believe has an exllatlst-Jacket
around its vaporizing chamber and
a heating tube ill the auxiliary all'
passage und will not work properly
unless this jacket and its conltec~
tions are clear enough to Deflllfi
the exhaust gas to pass through
freely. You better make sure that
everytllillg is clear, and that there
is plelltly of heat being furnished,
for tilts le. important to secure the
vaporizatlon tllat results ill a suf-
ficiently rich mixture. Also be
sure that the atlxiliary air-valve
does not open too l‘elldil_v or hold
-open improperly.
Q3
-l
_ I

VOLTAGE REGULATOR DOES
NOT WORK
J. H. J. ssk'S: What is the reason
tllat the lights on my rilr burn
briglltor or dimmer according to
speed? 'I‘he altllttetot- ,-flows that
tho battery is getting; plenty oi
tzllttrgillg cllrl't~nl, The system
ii thc out that I have '
Answer: '1`hc llatlllxti tultilell -y
for t'-very gs>nt‘:l'llto,» is to supply
lllurc l‘lll'l'<;-tit :ls its driving speed
provided with tho ltllloltliltic re-
gllllttor \=:lli<'Il t-ttllllterlt-ls this
tollllcllt-_\' and keeps thu .llrrellt or
\'uIt;l;.:e llcflrly collstallt. irrzspec-
tivo ot' sptlcll \'al'ialions. lt would
scout that the l'eg\lltttl>;‘ on your
:ltr is no' doilll.-: its t1ltt_\'_ Y.lul° cal
is prob;lo1_v t-lltlillpurl \vii`l at vibrat-
lllgr-colllnrl l'c_':llllttot', that slloultl
act to l'tdut'l» tho tit 1-_l-llllllxllct
strtlltglll ol' the r:cllt~l'at-:tr its speed
iltl~l't~llsl--_ It is quite i,l.l:l_v `th:lt
thc t:oll‘.llr‘tll ot this or iloltlt- other
pulls :tru o\lt ul' order and we
;l<Ivi.~:t~ .~»-ll to hlt\'l~ it ill.<=_lt=ctt>tl by
ll l'elilthlt~ l=lcl~tl'icltl s'_»l'\it-it mrln.
B'.trt1ilt;: out ot' _\'our hlllh-' on injury
to the o.lttcl‘y may l‘csull. i1`_vou do
not have the troubltt rotdiilcfl.
WHY ENGINE WON’T START ON
MAGNETO
T. J. C. asks: Why is t iltllt, no
tllattcr how wltrltt the il:l_tkt»-ltllllli-
`old  I t-llntlot start my l~`ortl cal'
ln tho lttlttzntsto, hllt wllen I Sturt it
ul l>:lttt‘l'_v :ltltl switch or r, it runs
.ill riglt- on thc lttltglla-1.!
AnSwcr: ’I`ht\ .~'tl'l_-llttll ot’ the
'urreltt pttlllllretl by tilt- nlzlgnoto
'llt:l‘t>lls-_‘s with tho spot-ll ttt whicll
t is rllll null. in your mst'-, it is
evident1_\ too low, at the ~.p<»t~tl you
-'ztu lrrltltlt the ollginl-_ tl opurlltc
lla coil-vibrators, If _\'ou could
"l`illlk lIll‘ CllgIli(* fill l`;;;l llsl the
‘ngilto runs ulldcl' its ol-:ll puwt-l',
you couitl start. on the lltttglleto. It
lttay bc that your nlltgltltg are a
self look as nice as you dll] last
night." ,
I hull tltoutzht him ttllobserving
thc night before. lt. guvo me a
little thi-.ll of happiness to know he
had noticed. So I answered bright-
ly, and nlalle up llty mind Ile should
have no cause to be oshalned of
his wife, even if she were a work-
Ing woman.
I knew he was sensitivc upon the
subject. Foolisllly sensitive. I
must. look as well, be as gay as the
others, or he would blame the
business.
All day I wondered who the peo-
ple we were to meet werc, and if
R0b9rt know them. I had forgot-
ton to ask.
Tomorrow-An Old Flame.
. 7 I
.f-:ll-le-tel-;\l-'l-tot‘:pls-lu-::lxl4l_ _ ____ __ __7___7 7  7 7   7
-_._ ----_-_ 7, _ _ _ _ _ \ 7
-T----,_-ws. - -` - ' '  SA'  
_ FOR SALE -
, . - t
1 2 pairs choice sliver ioxes, 1919 pups, I ’
I'/ge, Well furred, very best strain blood; al-  S 4
1-lpair breeders, raised six pups this season.
 ranch 'foxes on satisfactory terms. 0 _ P  _ H
tl- 1 '~ - _
Ines, etc., apply ‘
-:I W. E. AGNEW, _
 130 Richmond street. S
_ rl?-1. t .. .
“$4
"E
 -,'--hw -_ t ~ continued until
I srtultlslllrt ullos, loo. '
7.3,,-7, . l 'r E ,
_ .1 ’-~ `h St. John and Eutport, Lubec and Boston has been dis-
further notice. ' ‘
\
0 ons liao Poros and Pellolraie
‘ t~-liiiionn Ann rnnlonr armvlcs nl-‘rlzcrlvlz J N. 5. lo-zo I `
 -,,,,,,m,,mom,7,,,E__,.,,,,,O,,_,,, mm A lllollslly for llllosi llollls, Ilaad liolrls, Spas-
 ;vlll ieoiyie  Jolhn. 13.11. for Boston on Mondaysfi m°d|O c|'°\|pg sara Thrualy  Mack; Eafachf
",lo  \eill ._ ‘ _ _
AI  di tmlglit will be cnra~ietiuIocallyI“I1e.}ti:yeserI gt. John. N13., an'  anmanxs'     
" \ ' ' 'fgllh Metropolitan Freight 'Steamers for New York
_io
. , _ ,
-"fri D or ‘i'=fm°""~- N- S- lost otlor ilu affected parts and rub il Ill. _ _
(Special to The Guardian.)
o'l"rAlwA, ot-o. 31.--Tollisht Ht
midnight all Orders-in-Council pas-
sell and enforced by virtue of the
v\.',,|- Measures Act, become inet-
t`ective, stllne hundreds ot tlrtlvl'-‘l
being numbered in those wlllch are
no longer llt\v alter midnight on
llccelnht-r 31.
tfollllllelltinle; on this ll member of
thc cabinet stated today that con-
trary to the illterpretntions of the
rhscinding Order ill Council which
hull been published, the Order in
Wtlouncil relating to censorship ls
among those rescinlled front Jan-
uary 1 and ullly nine orders relat-
lnlg to trade and financial matters
and dealing with the enemy remain
in effect until the end of thc i`0l‘lh-
colnifng session of Parlianlellt.
` Tile only Orders in Council pass-
At M'd ° ht L t Night All Orders in Council
UnIleIi'l%Var II/Ieasures Act Wer_e Abollshed,
With Few Exceptions. ~ Questions Arising
Out of_ Income War Tax. `
control or pulp and D11D0l`» SUE"-
coal null wool; orders governing
silver -coinage and gold export,
trolling wltll the enemy and llltern-
mtllt of aliens. and the order relat- I
itll.; to the war -purchasing colnmil-l-l
sion. f I
(lonsorship being abolished with
the New Year, the censor's office
will -be closed as soon as the busl~
ness in collnectioll with that under-
taking can Ile carried out.
Liusincss profits war tax will ex-
pire and the question will arise of
its renewal or itsdiscontlnuance.
During the four years the tax has
been in force it has 'provided the
major share. ot` receipts t`rom war;
taxes, including the present year,
returns -for which are not yet avali-
able. Tile estimated yield of the
tax since its conception is in the
ed under the War Measures Act
which will remain are Government
nelghtborhooq ol’ one hundred mil~,
lion dollars. ‘
HINHY II|Illl’5 III
Ill lil
(Special to The Guardian.)
DE'I`Il0I'l‘. Dec. 31.-Henry Ford
put a dent in the high cost of living
today ill lllsgtnnouncclllellt of bon-
uses to his 90,000 employees aggre-
gating ton ltliliioll dollars, Tito
bonuses ure payable ill cash tolllul'-
row ut tht' ltolllc oflfice llero and
rangl~ t'rollt $50, for the six dollar
Te; Million Dollars to be Given as lgggusessltg FRED* H H &
0,0001 Employees, Ranging From to. 7
Each. All Who Have Been in the Employ  
Since October Will Participate. I Established 1809
"””‘””“ 12 Tokenhouse Yard - _
ulllllllll
lo llllllllls
pol' day lllalt, to $170 for the man
‘tk` - 10 80 All I ‘
it
.
-1
The Crea! V/all of (flzina is cen-
; turics cltl, \`.\;t its basic idea is
cnemits out tl.:.n to Hght tlxt-nl
after tllry llzlve cnt-:red.
5 The plllnof modern medical science
_ istllc same. Allti-foxllloandscnllrls
, lan: cvl n more illtportilnt in pre-
; velltingg tl.c spread of disease than
I i.l curing it; and in its fight for
. :.:.‘l".‘t .rr pr¢':'l':.'.‘.`an s<‘lL'l‘.ce has now
I f_t:;:-tl u tr1‘:-:.*:r:;ti`ortl:c condition
1 ` ;:t is till: rcctofcvil of ovcr90%
3 l..ft.t-use-constipation.
-¢.,
I i`I.Is is the Tiujol treatment.
, (Tnllstipation is such a dangerous
t
.
,L
1|
,‘-_ sound-it is btttlr to kt-ep your
= I Tyr fu2:.'.'lab[: I-fr:/r/1 booklct- ‘ ‘ Thirty Feet ci Danger’ ' -fra, fwH.'r
Iv' ujol I abonltories, Suindard Oil Cu. (New jersey), St) ]J’wuy, NcwYorl:. ,
7 ' N.,/.1 ll l-/.1 ml, or .,..1.4l.o1.. owl.-1 tr.. lag.: fry. lu.-.l .,
‘ rl  ,hmm Mm Ly,-an of yndum n/nunud n la l.‘,¢ 4../,.4 ..-
" ' ° ani./". no mi; tif” fmt nlbulntul.
3 'The Great 'Wall of Modern Science '
-Sickness Prevention - 2 §‘
fatctor in itself because by reducing
the liotffs powvr of resistance it
llwkcrit c:'.:f:l' f::r sickness to de-
velop. 1\Zt:i<,l by relieving consti-
pation pl-cvclzts tho absorption of
t ,thc poisolzs v.’l.f<'ll otherwise would
be taken into il1cl.f.lol.lnlld.\llldlr-
mine and izzicct \l:c wlzclc rystrm.
Nuicl nl.i`tc:zs t‘.c f:.c.<l \':;.fte and
t.-llco\lr.l;_cu tI.c i..t;~s‘.f:.'_l r. t.:c lcs to
art rm.'ura/[y, tI;\:s rcl-.1o\~_"~;7 tl o
cause of coll;:tEy:;'.fonr;1l.lui: ,--.‘.`-- Z
oning. l\u,t.l lt'; ..tl;;~u r~.:.'_l;- :
lish ea:y, tllorolzglh l;o\~.~tl c\'::c\::~.- -
tion at rl.-fiulxr intervals-the
hcaltlticst l.ai>it in the world. (Qct n
bottle from your drugglst today.
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l‘:;.‘.§‘.‘f.*...; t... ..".':‘:? tl§§*'...‘:i'. LONDON ENGLAND
j s p. 'o 1.
th ' Oth 1 'll
e com-pany since c o er wl
pztrtilzipate, thc high salaried of-
ficials getting the same proportion
:ts wage earlters.
All ltllditlollal $20 is given tor
each year of service -prior to Octo- _ _ 7 fl
"cf 1- {”19»_b“°k t° 0°t°b_@{_1j>l4- Winter Sale Commenclng Feb. 2, 19f0
(Special to The Guardian.)
Nl£W'Y()lt1{, llt\t~, iii.---'l‘ll<_‘ 46.
000 ton Iiritittlt -pllstlellgw stcanlcl'
Olympic oi' the White Stal' Line,
wllicll nlllllu hcl' lust trip its ll
troop t l‘all:=pol't ill-Alltxust. will ll(-
restored to her rlln in March, it
was announced here todaty at the
office ot' the line.
The Olympic, when she next ap-
p_ears, will be an oil burner, tlte
tlrst of the larg_e passenger stunt".
ers to be so euulpped
ors llvell tllljtlsttttonl, '1'l;\' tllrlllnl;
'77t7W7Tl 7| It _
‘illfifg  dl'
l I-R ' t ~ _,_
.7_777,7{,'-'<'.:_  A- _7__ ,E ,,
fd ),.»_"<- Q
down thc vulirator adjuslzntotlf
screws so that the gaps at the
points shall be it little less than
1-23 in and make stlrc that the lung-
llcto contact at the llywlleel-cusillg
makes ft clean and ilrm t-onllct:tion_
Questions of general illtcrcst to
motorists will be answt-red in this
column, space permitting, if an
intnlediato answer is lleslirell, en-
close t.elf-addressed, Stamped
qllvelollc. Adtlt-ess Alltel-t, 1.,
(~l0UI!lt. care of our otiice.
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WINTER CARE OF FOALS
The importance ot' good care of
fools flurlna the nt-at winter is not
fl-llll' l‘0C0l<n1zeli. It is during the
fl|`S'- _"ear ol the colt's life that it
secures half oi' its ultimate weight.,
und it is too frequently dltrlng the
first year that injudicious feeding
injures the digestive ot-mint; to
such an extent that the usetulnel-te
oi the animal is permanently de.
0l‘@il§ed. Negiecting the care of
the teet and failure to giye sufficl.
ent exerclse are also too common
at this time.
lt ls on horses tllat tarnlors in
Canada must depend Iargclv for
their' tnotive power, for l~lonle`time
to come at least.
It is illlportant that the colin
should be given opportunity to do-
velop into strong, big, useful hors.
es that wlll give maximum service
While bfeellllltl comes first in the
matter ol securing good gl0¢k_ ca,-8
and feed are close seconds. While
such feeds as altnltli and turnips
are not commonly grown t`or colts,
there is no reason why such (gan.
noi. be produced on every farm for
this purpose. Alfalfa, added to tho
l_'0Ul1lmlze usually available, will
furnish variety to the t`eed, and
l\ll‘nlllS will ttlve succult-noe toll...
ration. Alfalfa, prairie hay and
oat sheaves will fllrnish l‘oughn;z,o_
and oats and bran, with a little lin-
seed meal, will make u good grain
ration. The alfalfa, bran and oats
are all high in protein. the muscle-
tormlnk element is food so essen-
t7i7z;I tor the growth of younk anim-_
'l`he following is suggested as a
guide i`or the daily ration, but, 0,'
necessity. it will vary with the cap.
acity of the colt: Five pounds ot'
alfalfa hay, five pounds of prairie
hay and one oat silent' bundle. five
Pounds of oats and one ot' bran. Il
turnips are available, a-small quan-
tity fed each day will aid in keep-
ing the animal in flood health. The
routlhslte and grain ration should
be divided up into nt lensl. three
feeds per day. and the young anim-
als should llave- access to wales. or
else should be watered before feod--
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littlc welll: or that thc coil-vihltlt-|
necessary, Tile building, llowcver,
:elluultl hc well ventilated to keep
the zltrttospllele free from exces-
sive moisture. Where several colts-
ot` the same age can be run togeth-
er ln it loose box stall they will
tltrlvo better than where tied up
When tho weatller is not too sever,
one hour':; exercise cacll day ill tho
pudllock will keep tllo'linlb:s in
#0011 shape. Occasional trimming
ot' the tent is-necessnlgv. and the
anilnztls should be watched to see
that there is no vermin giving
trouble. Careful attention during
this critical period ot' the colt‘s
lifc will be amply repaid, not only
in thc growth the first. year, but
by the growth in succeeding years,
und by the value oi' the animal
when matured.-Milton J. Tinllne,
Superintendent, Experimental Sta-
tion, Scott, Sask. .
Still Neck, Lumbagot
Ache; and Plains of Fiheumatlsm
Somoilmes Almost Unhearable
1123 Broadway
Summerside,
2711-12-21M3Mths.
llllllllli BEING llI5IlIHlI|   §?§1‘2§§f`.1§_. Cf’m"`e“°i"g Am” 26’ 192°
  ll lltstllltll sllllrt   ‘ft
Agent.
New York
For particulars apply to ~
E. H. RAYN ER, .
P. E. Island
ALFRED
NEW
Public Auction
LONDON,
Tllcre ar/ weather conditions that
make rheumatlsm worse. They are
not the same in the cases of all per-
sons. Some victims of .this disease
illufferlnlore in dry warm weatller
lan n moist cold weather. -but
all suffer more or -less all the time.
'l‘lte caus'e,of rheumatism ig an
exctess oghuric acid in the blood, af.
60 Us e musc es and oin .
Plertce the 'blood must havejattgi-
tlon for -permanent results in the
trtiilltmésntsot this disease.
00 's arsnparilln ha given en-
tire -satisfaction in thodisands of
Cases. Do not fail to give it a trial.
if a Iaxative is needed, take
_Hood s Pills-they don't grl/pe.
-_#<4-cl
CHICAGO, Dec., 30.-A short-,
H89 of one million cattle in the
' 212 Fifth Avenue,
Representing C. M. Lampson Co.
64 Queen-Street,
FRASER
YORK,
Sale of Raw Furs
ENGLAND.
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2914-7l2-1il_h_d&5l._7 _ _ _
THTOMASJ M.
year just closing will cause high
prices-tor beet and beef products
for at least sever more years, it
was declared by M. F. Harine,
Bank, New York.
RElD & CO.
Wholesale Commission Fish Dealers.
Consignments solicited, daily returns. Stencils
and stationery on application.
Reference: Market and Fulton National
;;tt':“;.'”l..‘zl.t‘:f .‘::I.‘;‘.‘ .z::;°;f S' B~ Wiley & Sons Transfer Agents. Boston.
.AUCTION SALE
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l tlm ltttthorlzed by C. H. Rob rt- cow in milk. tl rs old* 1 Hoist l
 ¢0 M'-ll by public grade owin mills. 2 rs old: 1 .lirv
nesdny, Jun. 14, 1920 soy he fer, 1% yrs nl¥|~ 3 A rsh;
bfsrlnnlnsr at I0 o'clock s.m., all his' Urade calves; i rug. Bh2>r¢'}w|-5;; buff
;u‘l‘\°7‘If7-"7f17l7t7iI\n;\7|ld farm Implements 'I yr .old._ Pigs: 2 sown, 1 to far;-ov]
,gli Merch. 11 nlss. 4 months om.
mm_k__|wra°! 1 mare H mens. 100 hens. Implements; 1
"‘d- f"‘->\~‘r\ Rllrlit 1 mars' 5 ryenlhl 1 niltar' hh” mowcrl 2 wheel "‘k°"
Eskhltm ivalnroner' ldnll Zy B' U ' Uma can Header' "Drink tomb
linron l<elvln~ 1 ilrlvln' ht°»'t¥:s""Il :thi i~f:i-rmglnglri>‘ii)‘hhIl1t'5lIr§~w`oiIn"`
. _ t 7 » o , ver
yf!-rold. Zaghlonera 1 drfvlmi horse ‘UMII blow. (now). Oliver walklnltr
Y I- 0| . ommo oro. 1 cot filly. plow. 1 horse plow hor,” hm,
3,:/lrrclf\;7»:;-Wolidm. 7é7|§};.tt7lelr;10ll°3g.l.\ry;r- evryisto ;ti;go|7}, l:“::srt.§,b1 team wdgtgid
Ayrslhirc cow in 'mliM. 5 yrs old; slci hs. wihhu holireetd. olkbni ;`I‘dI,r.iih-
 ."."r."...r‘."r".’.=._ .‘..':.z-..o’r::.'c r::§..".t:tt-.‘:toll"“.:.'°'““ <.r°~»1.
r-ned; 1 rug. Ayrshire helfor ,IIA qrs about warren. I‘hrs|lIiI’rI" I “Erik mms' 'h°""’ “°‘ '
grlndstone, churn 2 its can-1
bl d b ' ora.
°`E:E‘3` ‘l»t.'-i°"" I” '°"I' '
: ft '
\\l¥. rntack fgrgsnayeoxsgod 
°°*' “nd barley. zoo nooks mln loo
"~°°kl WMM. 1000 bus. turnips' |00
bus. mnnltrols, 250 it . potntool (rod)
°“°"U¢Y Iwnlos. arnssll: 2 .ogg
mljillntr hlarner. rl ntl; ssaoloom.
harms nn b eochlnul lusts tum
mnmgs. 4 work colors. 8 drivini
t-mek -W “lets leather traces,
pm" W 0 0 . pad and breaching. I
or homes, team rein horn
PUSH I ork brldlos, rluunzity of
rough boards and matched lumber.
Ay,1,,h,,.,,' |~,c,m,n_ 2 months old; 5- mn cr-when ni am70:scnoyyel» under. cash; oven- tio. 0. 'mon
old 1 rel: hotter, 1 yr, old; g N5 (Bm,_t.,., I enmm ly. h lx on til Terms-All sums og 5090 5
"‘#» M More bulls. ls 14 1 a and Em-ow sr.-sm ss E 'ill “' °F °"°°'*< tl ver cane. orr or onli. 
I J: ' -_ - Dlrntor ( lm los ner served. Come o rl .
mon lt old respncglveiy, I grunt- 900 lbs cap.) pump ,int-k onsrlaué If “crm Th .ds Y
cow tn mlllt. s yrs. old- ‘l gt-sa. tt ' ' ' Y "f I 01° will ho.
in milk. 8 yrs. old; I Holstein gffd; og: :E-ec“I_'|‘;'a$-I§’li:'|_e'pt:E|rl;,'I-Ig, 'l:gg{Q,p_l `,::;‘:|°f,‘:_"°_"'“5 'ny' ¥;’I°9|"°“° °°l\°-
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