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 mon 'rwo "T 'ran cHA1tLo'm1'rowN GUARDIAN MARCH 4- 1924
RED ROSE ORANGE PEKOE
if 1 J A i'A11AIAppeal'to° A 1' A 1 A A
fu _ The Citizens oi  . _
  Charlottetown - _ _ ~
2 1 I ei -f/-few »   1:2: f I' h 
A ls    I gellcleantitgéaasglitbe inmates will die _ _ _
In    _, The inmates of this Institutign
. Folks who want the very best use  it 7-"   ',1'“¥.1 '"i"ii."ynrgfetfgifligiiliatloi.
1_2   _t~ I
Mortgage Sale ‘
There will be sold by Public  
Auction Mean Thursday the twentieth
day of rch A_D. 1924 at the hour
of eleven o’clock in the foreuoon in
front of the Court House in Sourls
in King's County in Prince Edward
Island ALL THAT TRACT, piece
or parcel of land eituate lying and
being in New Harmony Townships
Number Forty-five and Forty»six has been "M19 "Y M" R W' CIM'
in Klng’s County aforesaid and be ‘fi
log tno Northern lmlr or all that C
om ' f
tract of land bounded and descrlh- NOW A “""“' brwf Bmgau' mumble
ed as follows that is to say:- f°
On the West by the New Harmony D
Road; on the North by land form- ll
an occ" ed b Alexander pa “et tive fenluresof our Home Provin-
v nl Y 11
of Sourls; on the East by land 1'
owned by Peter McDonald, Green- 5
vale; and on the South by land E811 SUb“\me‘l-
owned by and in possesson of
pound Mclntggh .cgnmlnmg one nesa,- it ls reqllired that every slo-
FUR SLUGAN
An interesting announcement
n, Chairman of the Publicity
mlltee of the Tourist Associa-
I-lere with my blessing, is a plot
hot off the grid for the writer of
Hawksllaw fiction. Put llol'n-rilllm-
ed goggles on the “deteckatif,” add
a little atmospheric trilmlling»and-
Presto!
Far up in the Slerras ot’ Northern
California is the abandoned lumbar
town of Shingle-a dreary little
rusted stacks of a mill long since
silent, all about are the bare,
stripped mountains like fleshles
‘ if fr'
____
in the vicinity of Shingle for five
miles round.,
One night Ginlpy took his fiddle
Lo ll dance in the schoolilollse o\‘or
on Deer Creek, and when the lllst
reel was over he declined the offer
|of a ride home-and he liked to
iwall; because be could feel the
is'ars on his head. When fiuully he
huddle of shack; about the gaunhicallle to his house he liiscowred
front and back door locked. Hn
,sat on the front steps and slfpt
`with his head on his knees
al s o e
of Prince Edward island.
The only known remedy to pre-
vent this disease f_ronl becoming
epidemic is Anti-toxin. '
'l‘o provide this remedy the suln
of at least Five Hundred Dollars
is required immediately
The lnstitlltlon has not the funds
to supply this remedy.
To allow the unfortllnate in-
mates of the Orphanage to die
frolll lack of proper medical treat-
ment would be a blot on the fair
name of this Province.
Five Hundred Dollars is but a
0
I \
Most persons (especially children)
need a little bran each day to lnsure
regular bowel movement--but be
sure the bran is combined,_with'a
well-cooked, easily digested, nutri-
tious ‘food.~ In Shredded Wheat
Biscuit you have all the mineral
salts and nutritive elements of the
S _ _ ..
bones of some mongtm-_ A dreary Neighbors found him so tho next
small amount. Twenty-Five Doi-
place at best; perfect atluosphere
or a murder mystery.
And a murder mystery was
morning. _
Those. neighbors broke through
the locked front door. They found
lnrs from Twenty subscribers-will
meet the present requirement.
We feel that the urgency of the
r use in advertising the Island is
ceded, and suggestions that will
ring out some of the most attrac-
e ure now looked lor. A prize of
10.00 will be paid for the best slo-
’l‘o avoid confusion and unfair-
Shjuglgs my many years ,,g0_;1nother and daughter' dead in the
Something to keep up Idlsslmisame bed; their heads had been
case will appeal to our citizens and
whole wheat combined with bran-
all the bran you need' to keep the
that the money will be subscribed '
county agog for manw weeks. It
centered about the arson of
‘cloven through by on axe stroke.
Mind you. Front. and back doors
p _
Gimpy stroma,-5_ ‘llud been locked from within with
and paid cheerfully without'delay_
Following is rl list oi’ subscribers '
to date:
alimentary canal cleaaand healthy.
It. is ready-cooked and ready-to-
Fate had added another burden to
the darkness; he was rlesperately
lame.i llis was almost a tortoise’s
Yllllldfed Bcfes 01 llilld H1079 01' 1959 ga" "‘"m_""t“d' be ,yvritéeu  whgg crawl as l relzull seeing him tap-
said one hundred acrea of land he- l1“D€"`» *NZB “b°“l " " 1"” es' tnppin mg wn Door the dug;
|53 me fum 10|-me,-ly ocgm-,|54 by otllcr marks or writing are to ap-
S Y Y
oads about Shingle. I-le llzld the
I'
the late Alexander McDonald: the Pei" “fi ‘"6 *"°`~"’“ Pape’ ""°ep‘ lace or a saint lnnl Glnlny: sort
land hereby secured being the part ill
of said famt of one hundred acres 0f
allotted to the said Angus A. Mc- U1
e slogan. The name and address
the sender .should be written on
e outside of the envelope with
snowy heard which crept up pinkey
cheeks to meet his curling white
locks, and a pathetic upward lift-
Donnld by agreement _made be me “Wd” "S’°““l‘ ¥°°”““""" “““ to his slglnleos orln as lr nlwoys
tween one John lvlooonalo and the itll
said Angus A. McDonald in July B
1886 and conveyed to the said fi'
Angus A. McDonald by the said be
Th., ghgvg sale gs made under ed to each slogan and its envelope,
and by virtue of a power of sale -1
contained in an Indenture of J
day of Februray A_D. 1907 made be-
Morigggg bearing date the seventh best. the correspondingly number-
B
1 ll
28rd A_D_ 1886. ie
tween Angus A Mgpgnald of New the winner. A contestant may sub-
W
Harmony Township Number Forty-
flve ln Klng’s County in Prince Ed-
ward Inland Blggksmith of the one gan should not contain more than
e, corresponding numbers assign-
e envelope mulled to Harold
wu, l’. E. l. The envelopes will
opened in the presence of three
nd the slogans turned over to the
udges. li' slogan N0~#is judged the
ll envelope will give the name of
lit as many slogans us he or she
islles, but if possible, each slo-
urnps P 0 Bax 477 Chm_1one_ they were sezlrullillg for tht- sull-_
light. ~ -
He lived with his wife and her
daughter-(iilnpy was her second
husband-and (llmpy's colltriblltion
io the slender family income rnnle
from his wire work. _Hin selltient_
fingers wrougllt wltll little _bits oti
wire and strings ot' colored bl-ads]
to mllke tilt-se stiff and hideous!
“floral pieces" some folk favor for!
(limpy was a blind man nnd_
the keys remaining ill the locks;
every window in the one-story
house was hld fast by nail driven
froln inside-for Mrs. Gimpy was ll
timonolls wolllau-llnd there was
no cellar. How could the murdered
have let himself ollt of the house
and left this condition of complete
security behind him?
Two months after the tragedy
(limpy pllt ln- clalln for $5,000 on
policies covering the lives of wife
und daughter. Social lllvcstlgator
come to look ovr the ground be-
fore the claims were met.
For a w`eek he delved and prlell
while Gimpy sat on the front porcll
with his sightless eyes turned in
that yenrnillg twist to the sunlight.
The-n under a refuse lleup n blolrk
way the detective found a very
slender instrument called n wire
nlpped, such s one would use in thc
W. F. Tidmarsll _ _ __ _ . .
George W. McLeod 
DeBioi_s Bros 
W. H. Aitken 
Alfred Pickard 
lluntaln & Bell _ _ _
Prowse Bros . _ _ _
Moore & McLeod _ _ . . _ _ _
Rogers Hdw_ Ltd _ _ . _ _ _
R. E. Mutch & Co 
(1, F’. Hutcheson . _ _ _ . ._
R. H. Jenkins 
Nelson Rattenbury _.
H. W. Weeks 
George W. Ritchie ._
B. Vonlderstille _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
S. A. McDonald  
llughos Drug Co., Ltd. _
---- -_-to->--1
25.00
.Iolln 'I‘ & Nell McKenzie 
25,00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25,00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
15.00
5.00
2.00
10,00
10.00
» Q'
grave decorations. The product uf;lllHk|llE Ol' flllleflll Dl€C€S~ SU tllill
his tireless energy went down to were its jaws that from without one
eat. Delicious for
,l.,=-_~_;_;- __  an meal with hot
o;“f'§¢?" Y
1/.
  ' milk or fruits; `
'\ _ "="_‘ `  ’ ` / The Canadian Shredded Wheat Company, IM.
_ <\  /_ \ '_. Nlsnnl Falla, Ontsrls
-__;__'__ _»/
  Sh re fide 
part and John G. Sterns of Sourls “even WONIS- “ms”
in King’s County aforesaid, Merch-
ant of the other part which said
mortgage han since been assigned
Jghn Mgpomqd by deeg qmed Juiy members of the Publicity Commit-
fo
bythe said John G. Stems and is for our readers to exercise their
now duly vented in the ingenuity of words. and also ren-
underslgned and because of def tier valuable service in advertising
For further particulars apply to ff
All slogans must be received be-
re March 15th.
This is an excellent opportunity
l should stty incidentally th:lt|
'he blilld wire worker ol’ Shingle
possessed un uncanny facility i`r_r|
turn the key on the inside of the
lock.
Glmpy passed his hands over
the nipper, identified it as his and
Sl-ln Francisco to sell for niggnrdlylcolllll insert them ill o keyhole and
getting about. I-Ie knew every rolld |confessed to the murder,
1
(Copyright 1924)
ault
having been made ill the payment the Island. The only conditions in 9
ofthe principal and interest, seem. addition to the above are that ev-
ed thereby. ery slogan shall become the prop-
r _ ’ rty of the Association to bo used
E
Arthur F. McQusld. Solicitor, as it shall see fit, and that the Jud- r ' _ 5. _
Sourls, P. E. I. es’ decision shall be final. Get out Z __, `»
»nnte¢l one toni-teontn any ol had and pencil and get busy-out _ - _ HL, av
February A.' D. 1924.
~ ARTHUR F; MeQUAlD,
‘ ' Assignee.
1§5i-2-1913141.
A _Rare _Opportunity
_ to Buy a Farm
and home in the town of Sourls.
Farm. oi' 56% acres with large -barn
and shed attached. Two 5 acre lots.
small barn and shed on one, handy
to wharf. Also large block, two
stores -below and two tenement
dwallhiga albove, large warehouse,
set of Howe scales, 7,000 lbs. cap-
acity, building over it all new.
Block in business section of town.
Will sell all together or separately
to suit purchasers.
B. CREAMER,
Sourls
1 726-2-2&6l.
Auctl on 'Sales
The Guardian Job
Department is well
equipped to turn out
_ sale bills.
Any person having an
Auction sale should
advertise in both
ways.
A n advertisement
may pay for itself if it
brings only one more
bidder to the sale.
Tile Charlottetown
Guardian ,
lhnnvth Clnrante Auction Sale :.;-:.::.~l;:i1_;».:.°:.;::__;l:..:n
h River, Saturday, |M,arch
cons
of cultivation, balance ln
new -barn and bu-hbulldlugm
oomt In barn, only six mile
 l__l
by brooks and pumps. Close to church and school, mills and
telephone in house, an ideal homie. If not sold private wil
dn :lure 8 years, 1 draft Gelding 8 years, 1 :registered
old. prize winner and excellent lndlvldun, 10 head
in one av the eonaitlon or ins torfllnet, ont His eyebrows fllvkered nn. as if
the reason of his return to England, sflllletllillg in his lllllld l`9BD0lltl<-‘li 10
T8l{C 4' her own busband‘s wrecking of "Are 'hem H0 C0l0l1l€B 19 this
` ` 'lit -_~‘i'E‘l;'»';’_-I 
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rf Bram I 
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‘ ‘ “God’s life!” she roared at her
The tonlc_ andlaxative
effect of Laxative BROMO
QUINISS Tablets will for-
tify the system against ln-
lluenza and other serious
ills resulting from a Cold
The box bears this signature
6'.2.“.-%'.m-/ 1
Prles 305.
Made in Canada
155 at 12 o'clock sharp Noon of
farm, otooll, crop, farm implements, household furniture and h I H d uh t b | I
bthg of 165 acres of extra good land, 30 aores clear and in 3:1 “ages ngszie (X mgx, ,mr :S53
wood and lumber, good dwelling
Barn 90x87 all cement basement,
s from Charlottetown and well
.1 few catchy words together "Just _ _ ,__-; §;_ , °‘ RAFAEL
r hi." and ou‘ll he well aid '.i-f  ' O SABATINI °°
TIA-IJIFAX, -March 3.-Quotations ‘ _
fllrnlshed by -Word ond Johnston
members of the -Montreal Stork _
Exellnnge. _ -
Bell Telephone . _ . . _ . _ . .
._ 131
fllrompton . . . . _ . .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 41%
St. Lawrence Flour   - .____,_.. ...___ _ . _ - -- .W _
Howard ‘Smith Com
the hopes he had nourished, and
those hopes. It put her in ll rage.
dllcal lord and muster. “You
would ha’ turned him like u beggar
from the door? Him-Randall"
His grace, the dauntless, honest|
her suggestrion.
realm of England? What of the
Indies-Ea-st and West? There’s a
nlort o' them Indies, 1 know. whith-
er officers nre forever being dis-
patched. Who’d trouble_ about
Randal's name or story in one o'
George Monk, who all his llfo WY?"
had trodden so firmly the puth of
recltude, who feared no mon. W*
Atchison _ . _ .
 
Am. Car St Foundry 
Am. Locomotive _ . _ _
_ _ _ _
Am. 'Smelting & -Refining
Anaconda Copper . . . . _ . _
__
Canadian iPacific iRailway
New York Central 
Cuba 'Cans Sugar _ _ _ _ 
Crucible #Steel  _
International Paper __ _ 
Kelly Springfield 
Mex. ‘Petroleum 
international Mer. :Marine ._
Press *Steel Car. 
f__ 5'- ff' v'  I I
Spanish River ‘Preferred Butter MURRAY HARB°R -' 3"" _ V -‘ \  '_
Spanish River Com _ _ _ _ _
__ ...ot-............. ~ - _,_l?_  _V " J-__ __ __ _
Swe‘c0mD,my0fCanada___ _ u_liJgga__................_.... 81;: ¢_ _ ‘_  fda- -QQ, _
ig y ‘»srltlsn 'lomplro steel an -Pm - 3023; ~- ~' -- '~  " 45 >» ~ /JLDG ‘ =»\( , , -». >- ,__
P - _ ‘ ’i ' . _ _ . _
 - ""’ ‘ """"' t ,i = _ ,t\_,;`  ’,\ ,_
1755-1-1 al. _f / ,\`~ -...,»-,nano of  Wwrntntoes  50 ,_ ~ /2 -‘_.____ `  ,,‘;__<_'_
"1 ~ " \' "‘°““'_°“' ° 5 ` Shawlnigan   127 F \ I ‘ '_ f "V (-1 V'-\ - -_,_'
` lhaurentide Pulp _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ 91% ' GHARLOTTETOWN MARKET s -1,  \ \ _  __  ' ~’-f_~_
annul. aaulruu ass. lltlssn or usa tlislslt-._ °°-  Canadian General 'Electric ._ - ~ 45__50 ! \\ ‘Q \~'l='  "   -` , -,,
H ' Canadian Steamship Com __ _ Eggts ......................88_40 } I ‘\\ M U A- \. _L-__:l ,,\
She had cherished that .deference|do__hlm n hurt. H ,do pifd  _  er   . . .. --  -~40_45 _ *__ _l _ .1 /le  ,- ‘“ ,_ _ / f
and courtesy or Homes. as only a "lt you canldo that, my dear __ _ ,Asbestos _Com _ _ _ _ _
_ _ lpatst ..  _.._.40__45 I _‘_ __ _‘_ .i _4|_lik‘___ ,iv <;\_ c ‘ff x _ _ '_
woman in her situation could. ami lf I can? ld ha my brains flledlbominlon Bridge   -- _[£8 W5 ~~ ~""45__50 -__ ,iiiw`,_~;\ \ he /J _ju » ,, __¥_,_;__»,__ ._ y \’  
T0  the memory of lt was inelrneeanly for supper if I couldnt- I would so _ Montreal Power   156 :Pont  ~ - -  9% - _  _ _Ii-_ ,_ “-.»‘,/' ,l~ /' / -__ ,_ ` j
impressed upon ber mind. ’“il3llml9~ 1‘0l` US H11 they li |16 \Vlnnlpeg Electric __ _ _ ._ _ - _ - ' ' ' ' '
‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ' ‘ " ' ' ' _ ‘\  f E (I _ .- ' _ _ sms -~ ,_ ‘ '1~-_' ~~ ’
` A  She plied him with qllest-ions all good for. ls there no commands in!National ‘Breweries ._  - j MT STEWART MARKET i Q  'A I-_'//‘5§~_ `\'~, _ lk .i _ )
through her noisy feeding, until'your bestowlng but commands here|Atlnntlc Sltgar   _ .  __-.>» ,_ o _ ~ _.x _
D she had drawn from hinl not only at h0m9" 5 - ,
:A
lr
Otta'wa‘Power  - -~, __
Cuba Cane Sugar F-fd  67% ggfs  °  4035  Q -’ \ . _,`~ .fl
Pan American Petroleum  47%` Pntst "  " °  40  \ » _ ‘ - 'L _/4 _.9 /’ 
American Can _ _ . _
_ _ ._ _ _ 114 0 8 °°s ' ‘ ’ ' < - _/ . ,r '_'/'_'  If
. _._ . .. . . $10 ` -i t _ __  -_/Z5 4 
l 1. _,\ _ , ,  _ , -_ 
( ,_,,_..
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fin' u ,
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,111
-Brazilian lrrnotlon  51% HW -- ~  - ' _ A". ` - _ ,
H0wm_d,sm,th__P_,d  99% Pork  9 _ _ _ __'_ _ _
 70 -
-  114 .~ -,_ __ _ \
109 ' 35 ‘ `-' é »"
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99’ _ "
167' lutter .   _  _  J <.nide: "’_l‘llls is the largest wa tel-tall in the Alps. Wollill the
74% Eggs __  _. _ ._ -- 35 Indies please cease talking for ll fe \\' minutes so thllt we llllly hem'
31 Potatoes . _ _ _ _ _ _ .--- tho rollr of the \vater‘!" -Fron\ the Loudon Mail
341/‘Outs  . .  40 - - -
y  _
101% Pork ........¢....._.......
£175 MONTAGUE MARKET
5% Butter 
80
__ Eggs   Sa
Q -of 1-
 MURESCO  
°i
_ Osts  ._ _ ._ 
__ Potatoes  __
40.
“iii _ i
8%
5 boilers 2 years 6 steers, hogs and calves
'I6 hens, 4 ducks
5 tons straw, 150 lhnshel need oats white
ushel seed wheat, 200 lbs. Timothy seed.
rake, I truck wagons, 1 on-t one wilson,
not in barrow, 1 disc. barrow, 1 gang
1 sat fboh aleighs, 2 wood slelgha, 1 driv-
.ws¢on, 1 turnlp seoder, 1 tllrneher and cleaner
_ Engine, 1% ll. P. Engine. 1 rubber belt, 1 not
traces and M line of alll working homers. 1 set
fork, cMo 100 feet with blocks. 'Complete tiomether
not mentioned. also shi household mmlturg con-
1 dining room suite, 2 bod room suites, kitchen
humor, lamps. All dishes, carpets,
1 washing maggie, cream sepera-
orosm oem, Ddsyohlzrll s tot ofotnor
halve. Sis stsns positively on»tlme. If
mn or nm he day. 'roms of fu-m at me
Credit on all sums our $10.00, 0% sd for
dlte with my otodk as follows:
tit
mllch cows all to freshen early, Ayllshire, Gurneey,
b
sets
not even excepting the King wholn
he had made. lowered his proud,
grave eyes before this ter-
l.lagaut's angry glance.
“You see, my love, according to
my lights _ _ _” He was beginning
uneasily.
“Your lights quothal” she shrill-
ed in scorn. “Mighty dim lights
they be, George, if you can't_ see to
help a friend by them_”
He smiled, gently, as if to show
that he used gentleness from dis-
lnchuatlon to assert his mastery
As best he could, seeing that he
was subjected the while to a runn-
ing fire or scornful interruptions.
he made clear the situation as nl-
rendy he had made it clear tc
Hollee. _
"Lord, George!" she said. when
he had finished, und her great red
face was blank. "You are growing
old. You are not the man you was.
You, a klngmaker! La!" She with-
ered him with her scorn. "Where
are the wits that helped King
Charles Stuart back to his own?
ye be without me, I ask myself. it
needf, me to help ye see how ye
o
el has an 4 . ` _
 9,' omtm.|,s vouunul,
‘ North liver ~
SHE LED 'HIM AWAY TO
THEIR FRUGAL BOARD.
“Egadl "Tis an idea!" The Duke
looked at Holles, his glance bright-
ening. “Why should you say to it
Randal?"
ls there a post for me out
there?" quoth the Colonel eagerly.
"At this very moment .no. But
vacancies occllr. There are risks,
of course, and . . ."
Holled cut in briskly. “I have
said that l have lived on risks. And
I've little cause to be so wedded to
the old world that l‘d not exchange
it for the new."
“,Why, then, we'il see. A little pa-
tience. and it may be mine to offer
you some place abroad."
"And if he doesn‘t send word
soon do you and see me
again. Randal her grace;
"we'il Hp's well
growing old, and
And msn, whose eye
had armies, smiled
benlgnly upon his tsrmagsnt.
\ CHAPTIR IV
omni llosssms
knelt on
lllll
Hood.
g, to
Reading . . . . _ _

55% Pork  _ . _ _ . . . . _ . . . .
 _
Southern Pacific  
Studebaker . _ _ .
  101
Union |Pa»cif_ic  _ ._ 128
Utah Copper  06%
1934 Victor _ . . . . . _ . _ . . .
__ 102. 0
1922 Victory   -
1937 Victory  107.50
' BANKS
lBank Commerce   --
Bank fRoyal  ._ -
‘Bank 'Montreal   240
Bank Nova‘Scotia  -
Wheat, May 111%; July 111%;
Sept 111%.
~Oorn, May 81%; July 81%; Sept
81%.
Oats, May 83%; July 46%.
The Markets
BUMMERBIDI MARKIT
Dairy butter  8|
liiggs PerDol.............. 85
Potatoes 
Oats pol bushel 
Hay  |10
Hides  5
Biggs per dos  85
Pork ........._...._....5%-8%
SOUIII MARKI1'
Dairy butter  88
--_-_;_.;._.._____
blossoms he was contemplating.
but not those before hlm. The two
Cod
_ hand
I/ Yon Kaos Chan lnbrnnlh
A`.
gether. A
"‘ S‘.i‘.ii'.;.'_'.".;.i;.;.i_‘_.'.'___‘°”" Health and good looks
on_vl.o.~§  __ -7 -the reward of internal cleanliness
HEALTH and good looks go
in hand. lf you do not
keep clean intemally, your looks
and health are undermined to-
clogged intestine breeds
Medical science, through knowl-
edge of the intestinal tract gained
by X-ray observation, has found
at last in lubrication a means of
overcoming constipation.
poisons that r h _ _
Part of the boi; -Fas; Physicians Favor `
poisons ruin the complex-
ion and undermine
I health. Constipation
h /` ' brings on such ailments
as headaches, bilious at-
tacks, and insomnia-
each of which sapsyour
health and vitality. Soon much
more serious conditions follow.
Looks Tllnqhod Ly.
ln constipation, say intestinal spe-
cialists, lies the primary cause of
three-quarters of all ill-
ness including the gravest diseases
more than
of life.
TheIubricant.Nujol,penetrabeeand
softens the hard food waste and
thus hastens its passage through
and out of the body. Thus Nujol
brings internal
Not a Medicine
Nujolis nota lax-
ative and cannot
gripe. Nujol isl
used in leading
hospitals and is'
prescribed by
physicians through-
Lubrication '*~
tree of this little oslis in the Cit 'C L`x‘§v“
out the world.
selves into s cherry orchard set in
gone beyond reclaiming.-
_Mr». Qulnn'| few porches of gar-
den hnd dissolved into an sera of
I
the trees in the background to the
right A eplre thrust up in-tio the
vane ln the 'shane of s fish-which '
ho vaguely knew to be sn emblem
of Christianity. 'Ijhrongh s Isp on .
the left he behold l wall. IWW
ommbllng st its summit. Over
a lad was olimblng stealthily--a
long-llmbed, graceful, fsir-hslrod
m-lpiing, whose' features were re-
cognisable for his own 4! from the _~
howl- you removed the hsffsrtl
has that the yan sad had Mug
lsdinpt-hiss '
Moulin
s Y _
of London had multiplied them- Q -\
Devon and in the years that were »
l
nunlit flower-in orchard. Above ff
_-_,it tend only
blue, surmount/sd by s weather-  x 5°" "ld
laxatives
nuthoIity,b
ofte
lmury.
lf,
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rl!
Aggrnvste Constipation '
and cathartics do not
overcome constipation, saysa noted
utbytlleircontinueduse
to aggravate the eondi- harmless. Take Nujolasregulsrk `
n lend to permanent
Don't give dis#
ease n start. Adopt-this-habit of
internal cleanliness. Nujol 'is not
a medicine. like pure water, itiis
asyou blush your testlror ws 
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