178 QUEEN STREET
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ions she has accompanied Mr. Har- 1
kills witll his company on his trips 3(;f;;;1;d‘;)fu21,tga$r;(;?:;;` galgtig Til BY B“"ba"a
° Newmuudmndl me Maritime quired to consider corrective mea-i Ewnomln D
P’°"f“°°s' Be""‘“d“» me Wesi I“d` sures They may have to give their! pany °f can
Rewhnc °f'P‘mam“ mid Smith decision for or against birth con~| -
merica" In "Hof these °°““me3' trol sterilizaftion or other legisln-l su many re ~ - -
nd nowhere more no than in the ,,ve’p,0v,S,0ns To many the whole. up -by the addition -ot raisins that
Mhrlghme provinces, meh- many problem is dmjk and clouded milt seenrs unnecessary to mention
friends' ‘\i\U..| l'€.i0iU€ i0 KIIOW iillll indifference or ignorance It nlavfthe MCL hem'
“day they “re °e`ieb"ai'm5 their thel‘el`o1'e said the Doctor, not lie,`0ur elxperience. that hxizemilflsghi
olden wedding anniversary and out of place to ,mmnpt to ,.em0,ve.°““ u “;1a5'S lean* mme ng
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'-°~‘\9l'NG.l.lvs Hoes nt York,
W9dl¥06iky.~, March 16th, -ll-larry
Jenkins- -lass -a 14 zl
1. -AN UP .T0 DATE
gasoline tank and
lbal-satin. P.0 Box
"R i;lN§»»~`wEnNr.sl».v._ 'rho
31-riser Rlwlns=~cliib intend hold-
race on their speedway
There will
Q; special
-fI`he
.from
Ulf via Paris af-
and- evorylbody
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OFFICERS -ELECTED - The
of the United Church was
Du`nstaiifndgo‘»0huroh r on
March 9th. This Il1B6i-
o.ver entirely to
election 0f`0f`fice'rs
next three months was as
er.
2nd Vice President-iAlex Scott.
Secretazy-Margaret tewart.
‘Trensur r-Florence Stewart.
-‘On March 14, 1877, the wedding
s
front of, rather than behind the
r
les.
tlle_lnsel<ves as looking forward to
tholrfdlamond wedding annlvers-’
ary", >_ `t¢`-__ ` ills. the functions of the muscular,i
_-<»o->_-
~ |PERSONAl.‘8
Mr. Peter M. Stewart of Belle
River, who has been ln -the P. E.-J. it w uid n t th 1 . 1.
Hospital for treatment expects to cateoarralri?emce0Ii1tls5 tifelblur lilelillii-ls
-leave for her home tomorrow, system ,
_ , ~*- ‘The closing parts of his address
Mfr- -l- 0- Claire Campbell left denlt with the vni-lone grades ol
yesterday morning on _.ti v-isit to mental detectives, and how these!
Montreal where she will be the may be dealt with. .
guest ol -her sister, Mrs. `Chauvin 'Mr. C. H. Chandler presided and
and Mr. Chauvin._ __ -_ on behalf of the -Club eicten ed
Miss Hilda Jenkins, R. N., left
yesterday morning on return to M _ M t h 1
Montrealvafter a pleasant visit to tebmau C mp ying in suitable
glegkpareréts, Dr. and Mrs. S. R. |President Webster reminded the
9 l1B» l‘lBlli0l1. - members of the District Confer-
V <1-ztllace to be held in Saint John next
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|Acute Cold In Head ' *“‘*‘°---
l ¢ .436-3-15-21 '
lupply the right grades for
I .- Knocked Orut
1 Q\llCklY_ St. ,Mory'o'_aond west school for
'r t niirl to ll hack th~;;l:tiZnilr1fL.L1`eli;u”y`di ‘Ali il.
_ . oeops es reeve- - -_._ ..raco uges;
“U "P and ilodrn o ing cough, just hriaathe .0ATA.R»RlH~ Dennis -Rooney; 3, .Sadie McCarran.
prices for all Ind OZONE. It is Nature's greatest -'Grnde V--gli Luoella. McCarran;
ent ,ml w, ,hm b, ,,|,,,;1§;1ge;;)n!1\;tlltol gogrgéng Messencgs ;.h')rIsroid~ Moduisan; 8, Mo/ry Mu.-.
-1 r an s ross .
°" nose or throat. ' _ " Grade IIV.-1, Sadie lVlcGuigan; 2,
mgximum 4,; i-|~¢|w OATAll;R;mll`llH0|Z(;lI‘;'E tdhisloiigesidlfg ggintilaxs McGuigan; 3, .Mary A, ‘Mc-
GBBG S9 '(1110 °- B. B W y ' Y.
 &  is so-successful in Catarrh, Uoughs. Grade Il.-1, ‘Leslie Rice.
I Bore Throat and Broncllitis. Get Grade -I.-1, Margaret -M-oGuiga_n:
phon, 113 Catarrhozone 'to-day. Ctomtplete out- 2. li-lenbert M.cGulgan; 3, David Mc-
iit, containing hard ru- ber nhaler, Gu gan.
$1.00; small size, 50 cents: At all Perfect Attendance - 'Margaret
dealers. ~ -.- .  Mooulsan, some Meouigan.
ACKNOIWLEDGEMENT _ 'phe
Pres Dispevnsa-ry wknowqegse Wm,
lihanlks -tihe slum or 560.00 mmm the
Lalhorem' Protective .Un__\o,n_
l8l..AND GRADUATE- The
manyivtrlends ot ~Miss E. Mae
Brothers. daughter of Mr
er, will be pleased to leam that
she has very successfully graqhht.
ed from the French Hospital, New
marks in all her examinations, _Her
host otdrlends _loin in wlshin her
B
continued success in her' chosen
profession.
_ LT.» .‘_ CQL. WEATHER-BIE
¢U'RLl8.- The Quebec Telegraph
oayszr-(Alt -iihio Victoria/'Rink on
Saturday amiernoon a rink 'compos-
ed of`lN0va. 'Scotiains played a .rink
-lreprehimting lthe llllotoriu, ¢h.h_
The dormer rink availed themsel-
ves of fthe services .of -Mr. -F. M.
Slade, ot This-tie Club. -Halifax,
who played as lead; it was skipped
.by Lleu.t'.4Oolonei Wleanlllenbie, oi!
ll>.. .. J.. wlhi-lnt the -vlotnnln 1-.ink
was ski/piped by Colonel Broussenu,
Ten ends were hilayed, and at the
conclusion of the ninltlll. lboth .rinks
were tied with the score at nine
points each; at -the tenth. elnd, how-
ever, 'the Noval 'Scotians -counted
five shots, and worn lt‘he lcon-test 'by
1:4 poinrts to 9. .I~t should -be -men-
tionietb 'that ‘Max Mallnl, -the famous
' Organist-Jessie Jenkins. magician -umipired 'tile game in .the NORTH M"‘T°N scH°°L
-Asst Orsanlst-Mildred 'rhomp satisfaction or -hour i-inks. At dl .
tea lwhiohfwas afterwards given ini The f°li°wi“
meeting closed with hymn the diningroofm: oi'-the club, -he alsolI`f°"'-h Mmoll
by Benediction. lkindly exemplified a flew of lllsii`eb1`\llll'Y2
‘ . ---- tricks to ll.-he -great deligiht of those Gfllde X--1.
cEl.asn-Are eo|.ol-:N Juni-LEE present. > l Grade IX--1. Helen Matheson;
or william s. Hnrhinn and Mis p or-ado vu-1.
|Caroline Bigelow, a native of   Sara Neill; 3,
Truro, N. S., was solemnized in ____ ' Grade Vi.-1, Florence Matheson
Halifax. Botll were members of the Dm Goodweu' Medical Superm_`allll Robert MacKenzie, equal; 2,.
Wmmm N`“nn“"y °°mDa"y' me" tendent of Falconwood Hospital.`IillSSEi C019!-
|'|“ym5`“t 'he Academy °f Music' was the speaker at Rotary yester-5 'Grade ‘P--1. JOYCB HO0D€l“§ 2-
veit on 'ww we Majestic Theatre' and day and gave a very `illstructive'I"9r‘ne COIBS.
ma which hadbeen opened for the -first and carefully prepared address out Gm,1e1V__,1
 9 few.-Weeks i’°f°"e~ with the "A New Orientation of Psycllii-il-looper; 3, Vernon Gillespie.
“nary °°mD°“Y as the attract' Problems " ` Grade Ili-1 Erna Coles' 2 Ivan
km' Mr' H”"'kh“’ was the leading The Doctor dealt with a numbel'|Andrews ' I I 1
jwvenue of the °°mpa‘Y *md Mi" of the aspects of the feeble mindetli Grad ll--1
I;igel°“' the mgenue' S'h°"tlY “ner problem, showingt-hat this pl‘obleul'the,- Mgthdgon
t el' marriage Mrs- Harkius gave is intensified from the fact that we C|1_ffm-,1.(}h_uud1er_
“D a Very promising SWE” “Tee” have the numlber of unfit publicl
f r the equally promising role of Chnl. I I Peffect -
ge” m°um“g “1’> “5m“ti°m Matlleson, Beth Coles, Anna Rodd.
omestic life and from then until , f
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exacting, life in general more com
ollights. On numerous occas- -5 WAYS w|'T‘H `RA‘s'NS
plex, and living lnore costly. He
ro t l to thi fl ti t - iefwll 010' “ll
°rld~l»m°d. -Pleasant. t.helrure;i)dl;iiee, ssgriortlf mivilntit f,l§es‘;,,';“r1f,,fl°“(i,5 Amd, gfvea “]e‘_"': Of lfleafi- S0 ‘
invigorating, health- Street, East Orange, N. J. Both are of D., pe ive 5; “is "5 the f”‘“is,of our ways -of using this versatile
effenvcsclng saline.  enjoying excellent henl-tll and in a ourstégxgis 2,. E;\;.(;e`,l,t,,?g0n"0 mmm] fl`“it~ I h . ld
'fo f ¢ , ' \ ' _ First ol' all there Ste 0-
PM” $125 P" B°m°_ 9”" Ut er they both expressed H9 ihell iiealih With the V‘“`i°“5-Iaslliolled creamy rico Budding.
processes ill the physical and men-
tal development of the human be-3
digestilve, circulatory and other
systems, and mainly with the ner-
vous system, pointing out that
were all the telephone systems ol'
the world collected and hooked up
d
flymllathy to Rotarian R. ‘E. Mutcll
oll the recent death of his i`ather,'
ST. MARY‘»8 -ROAD
'rho following is the standing oi
Bret
S. llarl
ACCOUNTANT
Sum. Halifax; N. s
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sliiiogi' izbnnlgigfm
limited gg gyghgm N".
lllcl Throat.
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BIYOT Bllildlelg' 
' °°°rse sum
to 12.80, 1,95 u,
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Solicitor, Ng",-y pu|,||~
w de.,
IMI' Sfrudt, lummgrgmg,
0| Nova Bootle Building,
Ch I
MON otletown.
.TO LOAN
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Mutiny
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C. C. Archibhidl- f
it
Makes Rouse Work
;‘ .Oats U.pe_to-date houlwi
,- , Why we give you
'Bedutiful Premiums .
Iliotead of spending money on
expensive advertising we give
you a beautifully decorated
piece of chinaware FREE, in
eich package We know you
will tell your friends and
neighbours and that is the beat
advertising we can get.
Ask`youe'¢looler
Your morning housework is made
easier with ROBIN HOOD Rapid
ha"ven"t time to wait for old-
-fashioned porridge oats to oooh
Easier
VBS
. and Mrs.
Patrick-M. Brothers, Vernon mv.
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‘ i . .37 John Snutll and
I ,A . __ f‘IJ_ , His ‘Car
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_  ,`-_V. ‘  Vlllllonor lou nunlnngg
l- J- . J
York, making exceptionally high NI \,.V,  M ~.. /if - the nm, ,mg
‘if - *lil I ;
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; Behind each package of
Rakwnna Tea is an organ.
ization with more than a
century of experience in
selecting line teas its most
wonderfulblend is
, RakwanaGolden
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| l"ll1lfbrThirst '
8 is the honor roll of
School for month of
Bert -Hooper.
12. Marjorie Andrews.
1, Alton Rodd: 2.
Beth Coles.
, Doris Rodd; 2, Noel'
. Anna Rodd' 2 ‘Es-
Attendance - Helen
teacher.
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B. Brooks, Home
ada, Ltd., London,
Ont.
cipes can be dressed
However, it has 'been
d enjoy an exchange
'c dare to tell some
-lialsins add botll color and -llalvor
to a white dessert. fBut do not -put
the raisins in until the last half
houl' of lbakingvotllerwise the fruit
acid may cause the milk to curdle.
Next there is cornstarcll- pudding'-'
diguliied on menus by the words
"llllnllc Mango." Ii’ this dessert is
slvcetcncll with lbrown sugar in-
stead ol` white and raisins added,
it becomes a caramel fruit -pudding
which makes a pleasant change
l`rom the usual recipe.
-Gingel-bl-end is ‘made better by
the addition of raisins. lBelow we
are giving our favorite recipe for
Bran ‘Gingerbread `with raisins.
.Ralsills may be added -to cab
bnge or combined with apples and
celery in u salad. ’1‘hey__may he
pllt in the center of baked apples
with sugar and cinnamon and
solnetillles nuts. ‘They may :be
ground with other dried fruits and
used for stuffing prunes or dates.
And speaking of stuffing-raisins
are often used for dressing for
ducks.
In addition to these ways we
put .raisins in bran muffins. All
spice cake and in Yeast lbraad.
-The advantages are that raisins
a`dd'varlety to common foods and
from a nutrition standpoint they
furnish li wholesome sweetening to-
gether wlt-h -minerals which are
needed; -by our bodies.
Raisin Bran Gingerbread -
1-4 cup shortening.
.1-2 cup sugar.
1 egg.
1 cup all-bran
1% cups flour.
l,§ teaspoon salt.
1 teaspoon soda.
1 .teaspoon 8il1S€l'-
"2 'teaspoons cinnamon-
1-'2 cup sour nlilk.
1-2 cup molasses.
-1-2 cup raisins.
‘Cream shortening and sugar
together. Add the ess; beat well-
Add the all bran. Mix land sift the
dry ingredients and add 'them ‘to
with the sour milk and molasses._
Add raisins. .Bake 'in u -moderllifi
oven (1370 0?.) from 30 to 40 mln-
utes. Yield: 1 loaf. ‘
‘ Sultana fCorn Flake Roll.
cup sugar.
`cup raisins.
'l cup corn ii-alles.
1 cup flour. ‘ _ -
1 _
1
1 teaspoon baking powder.
1% tablespoons lard.
‘1 tablespoon but/ter.
\Put raislns.‘su3ar. corn flakes
into saucepan, cover' with water
and cook slowly until .the raisins
are soft and the’:lu-ice like syl‘l-\il-
Sift flour, snltand b&killB D0Wd0l'
into mixing bowl. add lnrd, mixing
with finger tips. iMix to a soft bis-
cuit dough. with cold water. Roll to
oneffourth inch thickness, spread
with raisins and corn flakes. and
roll np, pressiu! the ends firmly
pan and pour the Juice over, add,
together. lPlace in well bilttered
butter, and oneinli, "6l‘..°0.i‘
water. and 'bake in lm) oven ‘Mr
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° ""°°'***'**‘*'°. ****'0+-oe,
' Shift Your- Mind
When -the .  .
work well .it 1?; g¢EnI;1aiee,gl,,_S,’
:i.°i.~s.. .lm lm- of  --
al inrpatle-l'|<i;emi§ whether person'
car's style. cramping ‘the
This is ll- ~ll10usht winch smith
influenced i.l§;-;lg|e nts" He ww
,demon-s-tration, y y an actual
A friend. gg hi
.that still .possessseshiiyge uzgilgcaz
E006 name and unusually good rid.
ing qu-all-ties, lThe owner ot' .hh-is
automobiles does -not drive ver
much, ‘but every trip in. .the 'mei
whine seems 10 be a -complete gnc.
cess. He starts off le£su.l»e.1y, and
l`9*l»lII‘1lB in 'the same fashion There
-is A Cfllwtant -smile or satisfaction
°n 'll-is fl-we as contrasted with the
boned, irrits.|@,| look on me ,lace
of ‘the man h . _
of me can W 0 D0lln»ds the life. out
A"°'“"_'d UW 81l»lll1S”8 where -this
wr is swred -the attendants do not
think so well of .j.t_ They My ,hm
M5 bmk93~¢\1“E D001' and' that -tile-re
15 9' knwk ill 'tile 6115-ine when one
steps on tlhe gas. They .say there
is a considerable- .amount ot' vthm.
lion. One of the mechanics de-
clares he could do two dnyis work
on -the lclu-tcll, 1,; .ps ,L bi., ,.,,,,.gh
in engagement and ‘bhe 'llrrowont
collar rattles wh n .th
.be-img shifted, ye e gears are
lllut the 0\v-lien .le satisfied. And
wily?
lSnuith has 'found tlhut .g;ttigfac_
; 3, ,Rem .(foles; 4, 'tion -with a cur is n-ot always a
matter of lhow well the cal- a-oth.
‘lily Opera-te-`s. ibut largely -it matteq
of how lille operator ihandleg, it,
And WS lll0re lllenltal ltllan physi-
ca . .
“Brofwll never stars off with a
rush and hh-us never learns lhow
slow his engine is and how .badly
ent" Kenna" Qom. ills -gears slli‘l't." -S,nli'tll -told mc.
'H0 Sl€»em$‘ -to -take this motor-ing
easier lllhzlll -the rest of us and I
do-n’tV-know but 'what he gets the-re
in jus-t as -good -time and wil-til less
annoyance. The brakes always
seem wdequilte because the is never
going -too fast for conili-Lionls. That
clu-tub. mevcll- -bothers llilll because
he 1ei$ in the clu-teh gcnltly ally-
way." _
"'i‘llere. is a lot in his theory,"
ll. adnlitlted. “l’v»c just iillscovcdetl
that when flicking -up and -then sill-ift.
ing in-lo low again l llou’t get that
groan ‘frollt |t»lle -clluissis, pl‘<i\'idicd
I-d0_ lille' job rru.l'el‘~lllly. `J‘ust let
me .be iullpzntlent -about it, holvcver,
and lllere .is boulrd to be ‘troll-ble.
Some days`I cluslll. :gears until l
sound- like all. alilatour. Tllil»t’s
when l'm -pu-mill-g the war at a dis-
adlv-alhtllge iby my own actions.
“Yoll iczul .put u-p w-itll 1|. lot of
00.1* islhiolilcollli-ilgs li' you are pilltlent
and go about the job of tll'lvill~g
-wlith conslderaltion for the citris
natural handicaps. l’ve seen
times- when -the steering gear see-ul.
ed to bind when I Dried to -get 'in-to
a -parking -space. Later on lilvc
allhe day- with albeolutely no nd
5 _ _
_ jus-tnleut oi' the gear, I could park
without i.he"sli~glht\e‘st effort. Noth-
ing -lludi .been al»te<I‘ed GXCBPI -my
own attitude ‘toward the car.
“l-lavenit you noftiioed that wihere
-there is -no one .ln -the car but
yourself you ca-n park in -the most
diff’-icult of places? Tha,t's' just
a ma»l»ter*o! -psychology. -I-1 lit ap-
plies .to suehi ma.-tters -it obtains in
that lle was h y
the -truth of tlhie idea, he mention-
ed that whenever he steps on :the
gas i-nlpatilently it-he 2ll1€il16 B°€lllS
to labor and vibrate, wlhereas when
he allows-it rto work up gradually
to the speed* he de/siires, 'it performs
enfectl .
hind the éniglinie, making lthe lat-
ied- seem tio be carry!-ng you to new
fllhat was the situation in a nut
Wiilil tlhe :process reversed, -the cair'-s
isfyiug hide.
That is -why ourr friend Brown
comes ‘home wi-lib a. smilie -on his
the creamed mixture, alternately face. Evelry ride with him is like
J units around :the suburbs on a 5  P k
gliensaut summer Eevening when - O  a e
.there -ls cemfmit in the aim and
con-lentmlen-t ini tlhie lheart. Who
has not nortlloed"-:that the *rough
roali seems trougherl- when one limits
it under lille wssumption. that it is
it smooth boulevard? lW‘ho -has
not noticed- lllhat the car always
seems -to climb a hri-ll better when
in -high gown?
Stop Falling Hair
with Mlnard'». It stimulates
the growth ot the hair. Stops
dlllld-l‘llK. '
i[1|NAm:>'5;
On -the ipmvlidig g-'rounds ot one
°f the lnrse awwmoihue inowr-len
at dirst.
'llhiis car has ‘been highly prais
ed by many who find lt"dol:ng
more 'tha-n .iihey ask oi' it, And
there you are!
`_Beiflast And _Vicinity
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. ‘Murchi-
sons.
Miss Catherine lMacRae of -Char-
lottetown, clerk at Prowse‘s store
was visiting her parents Mr. and
IMrs. ‘Richard MaoRae oll Point
Prim last week. I
l |
-'l`he stork visited the home of
.Mr. and Mrs. Horatio Cantelo of,
Mt. Buchanan on February 25th.,f
and presented -them with ll. -bounc-
ing baby girl :Catherine Margaret.
The lMt. (Buchanan Wonlen’s Ins.-
-litute held their Institute meetingl
for the month of March at the,
iHearty Congratulations.
Mrs. wllired lvlncwllllalnn ori
Ocean View is spending a week'»
with ller parents in Mt. -Buchanan!
Mr. Henry Young, Mr. Robert,-
MucKinnon, Mr. Edward Carrier,l
Mr. -Louis Young nil of Eurllscliffe 
were busily engaged in cutting'
wood at Mt. .Bucllnllan last week'
in the .forest owucd by Mr. Dhnlel
Murchison.
Mrs. Florence .Macintosh of Mt.
Bucllallau is visiting friends ini
Chnrlottetowll, while in the city
she is the guest of her futher-in~
.A fox escaped from the ranclll
cliffe last week. A number of ills
friends were engaged ill trucking
the escaped convict Monday,
March 7th. The fox was tracked
across Orwell Bay in the direction
of Point Prim lJut_,cscaped happily
without being captured:
them and gave marks of sympathy 1
in their rcceut sail bereavement.
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everrymakeofcarrisgivenamhor- " _. f»... . -
oulrh an-Lllms in an ei-font tw dlswv. rims- K ‘ ]_0,]_)avTus°  Z
er its oipaliilltlen. mach cor is pi ~» - . -
lflllwd up to perfection. but some I - 1' Ml“‘h°C°llP¢\I t
,-very dlswrnolotllls rides are had. ' -- _,'f' - ` ”
-One new car that, -was causing ll - ' ' g‘
sensation generally seem-ed so D001' q ,
to -these eww-to that -they sent lt . ‘
'back dn its mictnry fi0u\ re-bu'ild.i;ng. i 1 ' ' ~
Wlhefn it came buick. they rated it _
88 -beting only little better ,than l \.\
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, What _Sho Paid  
For her gloriously clear teeth was this.
just accept, please, this remarkable dental test.
Note how “off-color" tee
th go. Note how delicate
gums become firm when DINGY FILM is removed ~
THAT cloudy teeth, yellowish,
dlscolored teeth, can be made
whiter and ioneless gum.; lirmcd is
now all accepted fact. Foremost den-
tists of the world are widely urging
this new method. You can have
clean, pretty teeth and gums like
coral if you will start today.
This is accomplished by combat-
ing a viscous fllnl that covers teeth.
A stubborn, hard-to-remove film that
old-type dentifrices did not fight
successfully. _
Run your tongue across your teeth
and you can feel this film. Under it
are the clear, attractive teeth you
envy in others. Combat il, and your
rt-cth become many shades whiter-
more glistening.
The canary of loolh and (uma '
Film is the great enemy of teeth
and gums; a chief cause, according
to world’s dental authorities of moot
tooth and gum troubles. it clings
to teeth; gets into crevices and stays.
Germs by the millions breed in it.
They, with tartar, are the common
cause of pyorrhea. lt holds food in
contact with teeth, inviting the acid
that causes decay. '
You can't have prettier, whiter
teeth, you can't have firmer, prettier
gums unless you combat that film.
Ask your»dl=uggi|t or mail the
coupon for Pepsodent. Don't expect
the same results from old-time den-
tifrices. Begin beautifying your teeth
today.
10 ay u eto
'run Pl-:l>so1>lsN'r COMPANY
1', .’\(‘~lI40tl, 11|] George Sl.
Toronto 2, ont.. cnnndn
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`» p aiuule or profil if will pay you to
_ \\ investigate the Imperial
‘ ¢“°`°¢‘ \ . All _the facto about Imperial Motors,
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ln plclure and print. Send far ll
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M-r. Joiln Kelly and Family wish _ i’ " Q
Io thunk very cordially all klndil ` ,,,\§fi':" A *E Bruce stewart & Co" Ltd’ ,
friends and neighbors who assisted!" ,§,_&_1,-_25"` f Charlottetown, - P. E. L/
   “_““` ‘évsw `  Agents: ll'.| easier |o's¢ll Imperial:
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all, the features- of driving-”
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attend ol' -llhe engine. and naturally
the laitte-r seems .to -be dragging-
Ih tribe second, your mind is Ibe-
h°i5‘h‘i” °f “WM and ”m°°th“e“ To clean the home properly use MURESCO, the
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of opewt on' I tom m . sanitary wall covering _ _
shell. ` tlfnhpalidelltl. 'iirltiltable and ' ,
mmyed, one “adn .the oar ayways All you need ls boiling water to prepare lt and
a. few laD‘9 behind '0ne`B 00llCeDli0ll then the merest novice can get beautiful effects in a
of ih°“' it mlgm t`° be °p°““'i`“3' covering that wlll not ohlp, blister, crack, nor peel.
actual performance al'way-s is ta V MURE5co Wm” |n whhe and 17 d|“\,,¢¢ beau.
few steps ahead of one'.s demands, m I h d .
a-lui the result is ein entlnely salt- “ ' ' ° ‘
A Get it from your nearest dealer.
_ 75c
"0 me “fl “Y l<l°°.`°l °‘ll‘“l°l“1¢ Sold in Charlottetown and
it teaspoon salt. - it * f 'f
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twenty mlnnteni -som. .hot -#mn
sweetened whipped cream. _
“Muresco Does Not ( Get MURESCO
_ Show Brush Mfark-s” from those Dealers ‘
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lrlllorsllc, i.. A. llurl-ligh.
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Forlunil lirlllgc, lirncsr S. Johnston
tllllllil-rt»:lllx, list. lil-nry Dunn.
illlorgt-|<»\\'ll. Srlllly & Dclnlloy.
llnutcr ltlvcr, 1'. J. Noy & Co.
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Ki-llslllllroll, ll. 'l`u|»iin dt ('o.
l{i\ln-illrztull, l\'i‘llnvdy lirou.
Ki-llslllizloll, Sterling llllnter.
licllsilllztoll, .\l‘lss Lulu Toonllls.
Killlllllr, .\l. (‘. All-Gf\w:lll.
Lot -lil, J. \\'. M<'E\\‘vll.`
lml iii liollti. P. (`tlrt¢‘l‘.
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.\ll|l\'il»\v, .lcllklllu llrou.
.\lia\'1»lll'll¢-, J. 1*. Glllldct.
.\l.»lltu|:lli~, l'oolt~ til Thompson.
.\iori-ll. liloyll Cox.
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Morvll. ll. \\'. l\ll'l~lwl\l\.
Mr. Slcwllrt, Clarke Bros.
llir. Stl-\\'url. \\'. l.. Ml-lil-oil.
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.\l\lrrll_v llllrbor North, Bon. ('lov\
!\lurril_\' llnrlmr Solltll. Pmwsc Bros
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Wholesale Distributors foq Prima Edward Island
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Sr, Louis, Mrs.
Stuulcy Bridge.
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P-lllmmcrsldn, F.
Vernon. George
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Nl\\\'|»ort, l’hllll|» l\‘lollll.
Nun' Wlllluliirll, .\il-liclul Bros.
Nurlll 'l‘ryol\, J. ll‘. Lord.
0'l.t-llry. Ktlllllctly 5; Co;
(l`l.l\llry, Tllrllcr & (‘n.
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lillsiivnvlilt-_ G. ll. Lt-l"agc.
Sl. Louis. \\'. 1'. Callaghan. ‘
Sl. l"<-h-rs, P. \\'. Quigley.
Sl. Hit-llnl>r's. ll. li. Bernard.
Swirls, Mlltlllcw tk Mel.;-nn.
solaris, Sli-rns,' Son & Co.
Sourlll, Clark Bros.
Rollrls, J. J. Hughes & Co.
Sprlngflelal. J. (‘. Wilkinson. "
Sllnrlllorsllle ,IL T. -Ilolmnn,
l<llln»morlaIlle, Brace. 'McKay
Trllcatllo. J. L. Devine.
Tfrnne. F, J. Tninor. _
T gnlsh, llinrrll. Bernard ds
Vernon, illrs. J. A. McCormick. .
Vernon, D. A. McPherson. `
Victoria. Wright Bros. ' - r ‘
Wellington. Arsenaulr. t Gaudet.
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H. (‘olvill.
A. Mcl’hl||l.
E. C. I.cl’|lgc.
lllrc. A. l‘el_A‘rl\.
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Catherine Perry.
A. J, .\l‘cLeod.
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nnlnlr dr Stewart, Ltd. _
W. Strong Ai Co. Ltd. I '
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Tignish, J. H. Myrick t Cn. 1 _
Tyne Valley. C. . Lidntone. .
Tyne Vulley,.Thomas Nillnf. _ _.-
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