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_ - ' States. H. E. Smith, olficial of a ofthe year. The ideal season for ‘
5 toothpick Inauufacturin firm her  _ . _ i_ _ , _
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came into the market about thirty weather sets in the sap be ns to ~
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~,WASSAU_ _Wls., Sept. 21. - other commercial articles are by- . = -` _ 1
Toothpicks, however lowly they products oi’ toothpicks. The I `
may be, are holding their place in toothpick takes the cholcest part ~ ‘
the mouths ot the people, and they of a white ‘birch log, and what is T > ‘ J ` " :- '
are one of the few manufactuied left is converted into other things » ` 1 ‘ .
products that are the same the
world over -Made ln Winter
Thirty billion, the season product
g 9. making oothpicks is said by mann
stiin-ites faeturo to li froiu December lst
The modern American toothpick to April lx. *The reason is that
made of white birch, flat and level in wld weather the sap in the log
6-115 REO iw eXlJldiIi€d- stir and stains the wood a tobacco I
Doliited, and the \.\orlci‘s stsnclard. remains frozen. As soon as warm
brown. \
5U°°¢¢d¢d G°id OM! To the toothpick manufacturer a `
white birch log is composed of . » '
"Prior to that time," lie Said. three parts; the -bark, which goes _ _ .
‘there was the gold plated, ever- fm- fue1_
lasting toothpick of giniiillatliei-'s the C;-ea,
clay.-as mucli a part oi` his person- p|ck3_ an
d the ‘red heart.” whici
the “white sap", which is  _.
n of the log for tooth-  _' ._ _-
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Seize your opportunity to get
one of these Motliproo£_I.ivl_llg
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MILK
The Perfect Food I
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Mink is the whale nina of infants. the Chief dl" °f
lnvalidii and should occupy a large place in the diet of UB
ali.
It contains all the elements necessary for the human
body including iron.
it is an enemy to Physical ills.
- Milk is the proper treatment when new blood il r\¢¢d¢d-
It is a living fluid, nearly
akin gg blood, and quickly ah-
sorbed into the circulation. Hence the necessity of Pure
Milk.
Get your Milk Supply from The Garden City Dairy and
he sure you are giving your family _Safe Milk.
li' you have not Inspected our Plant come in and be H!-
sured that our Pure Milk System is all we i‘¢Pi‘¢l¢"¢ il ¢°
be.
Tickets sold in the Office and from the Delivery
Wagon.
The Pure Milk Co., Ltd.
CORNER FITZROY AND
GREAT GEORGE STREETS
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al eillllillflleilf '35 the key Ui NH is made -up into the by-products.
watch; ci. little later we had the The |0g_ which is anywhere from  _ '.‘ 5"
very insunitzir quill pick and .ift
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or that. the rough, unsatisfactory foot bong, w|,i,_.|, are shaved of ‘ .
l'i‘notlipicks are not a by-product then ,un mmugh the toothpi,-1;
_of some other industry. but many ~-L-hopper," a gmail, but ve,-y Huong
""“l*l-l-*-- 4500 revolutions per minute-and
feet in length, is_cut into 2 ' ` ` »__'
their bark to a cylinderlcal form. " '
"The bulk ot the world'a supply Next the frost is thawed out and I .
of tuotlipicks is produced in six from there they go U, the veneer
principal factories in the 'United 1ath,,_ where they are cut mm long _
States; four of them are in Mninet s,,.,ps_
_'in the cities of Guilford, Dixiield. pick i51Ong_
Phillips :ind Strong; one is in These st;-fps are wound onto Q
Wausau, and one in Cloquet, Min- spool and look "ke 3 mg bait nf
exactly as wide as a tooth-
ribbon. The spool of veneer is
machine that runs like lightniug~
as the machine has two knives,
made in the shape of a toothpick,
it cuts two picks at every revolu-
tion; there are usually twelve or
sixteen of these macliinea in ii
ibattery.
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Automatic Processes
Up to this point the pit-ka are
drippim.: wut, :ind a -blowci' cnrrii-n'
them to the drying innchine. ii
huge, steel oven,
»l"roni the dryer the picks are
blown to the “polisher," a steel cy-
linder, 110 feet in diameter, that
revolves very slowly( tumbling the
_ Room Suites at a big saving
Only a few days remain. The dealers listed below
will gladly show you the Special Sani-Bilt MOTH-
PROOF Suite being featured this week at the amazing
price of $199.00. Full-size chesteriield with two chairs
(one wing chair) to match. The walnut-finished wood-
show frame is beautifully decorated with carved ros-
fettes on panels. Choice of two styles of coverings:
f(1) Plain Walnut English Mohair, with reversible
cushions in block-printed mohair, or (2) Beautiful
,Two-Tone Jacquard, with reverse cushions in Mohair.
(A true SANI-BILT Suite in every way-nothing
pkimped.
MOTHPROOF
A written guarantee o!
REPLACIMENT
with Every Suite
Snyder’s iron-clad guarantee
against damage by moths goes
with every suite.
The Snyder Sani-Bilt Guar-
antee is a replacement guar-
antee and it is an absolute
guarantee. Snyder’s, Limited
uarantee to re lace an and
Upholstered Furniture, if moths
do the slightest damage, and this
written guarantee accompanies
every piece.
FREE End Table
With every special SANI-BILT
Suite at $199.00 will he _fiven
FREE a gracefully-designe end
table (see illustration), to stand
at the end of your chesterfield, for
books or a table lamp. This special
price and the end table oifer ends
Doierreli Paymnm,
Sani-Bilt dealers w
gladly arrange for dig!
fcrred uymenrm if d¢_
sired. X moderate charge
will be added, to cover
the cost.
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/Nolaissrlolv REMEIJY
. A tonic excelled for nervousness, sleeplessness,looa -
of appetite, etc.
) '“  A In-:MEDY FOR INDIGESTION, ‘”
f DYSPEPSIA, THAT HAS YET To FAIII
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It has brought relief to thousands-Why not you? _ _
uivn your stomach the benefit of a. bottle of
Pleasant to take.
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Agent-at Summerside, Lloyd Lewis.
Good Strong Stock Companies. I
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AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
Professor Bug: This must be
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at it was hot!
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ONLY GOOD iN SPOTS
Dealer: So you don't like this
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Customer: No, It seems to me to
be goo`d only in spots.
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SOBER SLEEP
She: Did you sleep tight last
night?
That
Butter Crock
we reminded you some few
days ago to phone us, 848,
and we wouid.cal| for your
crock and Hil it with
PRIME SEPTEMBER
BUTTER
the flavor. quality and texture
of which is not excelled.
Many took advantage of the
advertisement but we gre
sure a number neglected to
do lo. if you have no
phone
SEND A POST CARD
and we will be prompt in
sending for the container- We
wish you to also remember
that we can deliver
FRESH BUTTERMILK
any time you require it. _This
refreshing and body building
treat is frequently ordered by
your Doctor-Don't walt until
he orderl it for you.
CENTRAL'
CREAMERIES
PHONE 848
LIMITED. ,
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BLATCHFORD S
EGG MASH
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It assures ii quick even /_
moult and lots oif eggs this l
winter. Let your grain feed , _
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BLATCHFORD8 "BAR-N UN"
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No other "just u good." _
Sold and recommended by __
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1st Bandit: No ute holdin
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~  ,t ' deferred.
 Two consignments nf Canadian
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picks against each other until they
acquire the satlny finish that is
cliaractoristic ot' the American
. un ri]
toothpick.
The “shaker",, by violent agit-
ation straiglitoiis the picks into tin
boxes the exact size oil the cum-
morcial toothpick -box. The tin
iboxes :ire cluinpoil into the paper
boxes, which are scaled. packed
in cases, holding 96 dozen of thi'
little boxes, and the .iucrchandisv
is ready for market.
The whole nianiifactiiriug pm-
cess is automatic.
The little, pointed sticks are used
in many ways and many places.
Florists use millions of them in
making wreaths and floral do-
signs; restaurants and home kitch-
ens use them to hold together
“veal birds" and pigs in blunkets"Z
men use them to clean their pipes;
they have -been used, in soiiio back-
woods resorts. as counters, in place
of poker chips.
LONDON LETTER
The Office of the High Commis-
sioner for Canada in London,
Week hy Week. eSpt. 9, 1926.
The High Coiiiiiiissloiier is leav-
ing for Canada on the S. S. Mont-
cnlm tomorrow-tile 10th inst.
Orders for Horse Hair, etc., to
the value of $31-000 have been pass-
ed to ci Cunodiuii tirm by it Glas-
gow firm, -by means of the inter-
vention of the -Canadian Govern-
ment Trade Commissioner, Glas-
gow.
The Canadian Oflicial Mining
News Letter on “Caiiada`s increas-
ing Zinc Proiluction," prepared in
the mines lirimcli of the Doiiilnioii
Department of .Mines at Ottawa, has
been sent out by the High Com-
missioner’s Office, together with B
Bulletin on -Canadian Wheat. Pool
Progress.
The High Commissioners Ohlce
has been informed by the (‘anadiun
Trade Commissioners in Great Brit-
ain that they have i'ei:eivi~ci the
following enquiries for Canadian
goods durini: -the past week:
A I.ondoi_i Company importing
builders' materials seeks a Cana-
dian source of supply of Duoglas
Fir and other Doors suitii-ble for
‘Uiiitcd Kuigdom rei|ulreniciits.al1d
also ot’ Mnntelpieces.
A Liverpool flrni is interested in
representing Canadian exporters
on ii brokerage -basis for thc North
of England.
A Liverpool firm is open to re-
cc-ivc r.i.i`. offers, with suniplea,of
-Canadian Alfalfa Meal.
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satisfying
wholesome
dish for i
sturdy ap-
petites and ‘
an inexpen- ;
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every SANI-BFLT Suite of
on Saturday l
SAN!-BILT dealers will show you this Special Suites
R. T. HGLMAN LTD. -- .‘i.'2.“Sf3f.€':‘.€‘;L”.'l..
fun-
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Sm/ders
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present at Cnnacllnn niilic-r of llfioiir
agency imsis.
ducts lu -large qiiiintity. ~clesIi‘c\s to
get in toncli with n (‘iin:idlziu ship-
per of Cnnncd Ponchos. Caiiiivd
Pears, and other Canned Fruit, on
n merchant basis. ~
A Manchester firm is npcu in ro-
ceive offers direct from Cunziiiiziii
packers ot' (lulioii Apples.
A Liverpool -firm is open fo rc-
celve offers and samples from (‘au-
ndian exporters of Canned Her-
ring. for shipment to West Al'ric':i_
(Further details of these I-nu be
obtained from the Natural llesoiiic
es intelligence Branch of the De-
partment of Trade and Commerce,
or from the Canadian Trade Com-
missioner. the Canadian Building,
Trafalgar Square.)-
An Irish correspondent has writ-
ten to -the High Commissioner for
Canada asking to -he put in touch
with a fruit grower in Ontario wlin,
last year, shipped some very iinc
-Baldwin Apples to Great lirittiiu.
The retailer in qiieatloii is very
anxious to obtain o shipment of
the same variety of apples direct
from the sumo grower.
in a publlsheci statcnient regard-
ing the intrncluciinn of foot and
iiiouth~diseiiso into Grout ‘llrltuin
from the Continent of Europe, the
Ministry of Agriculture rotors to
the recent outbreak in Lanarksiilrv.
which wa sintroducecl by infected
pig carcsscs from Delirium and Hoi.
lantl. and points out4that the dia-
ease spread to 41 farms, necessitat-
ing the slaughter of 2150 animals
at a cost to the State‘of £43,400.
A further outbreak of foot and
_mouth disease has just been report-
ed from the Lanarkshire district.
and the resumption of exports of
thorough bred livestock from Scot-
A Manchester flrni wishes in re- ‘I *'*
for shipment tu West Africa. on :tu “_ 1_3..--'-'1 """"`“_"“_`“"""""""""' ` " " *"""_"“ ‘ J. IJ-ester Douglas
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A good Gini-iiroiv firm, who iiiroiuly _:_',__;g.‘1.”_'f..`.-._-fi-»‘%`i~. _ 1-;"fff-`i§f§_<';-j5‘.`  -; ' J," . > _ 1”- -
import it nuinher of Cnnnciinn pro- J '~   'E'-f;i'3,} f"}' `f'*' ‘»` _ f- - c""|°"°*°W”I P' E' i'
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FEED
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THE BHARPLE8 SUCTION
Bklme clean at any speed.
Terms to sul! cultomerl.
Extra parts on hand.
Write or phone 798 or D39
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IN SIDIOUS
EYE STRAIN
Wo use thll adjective ad-
viudly.
Suffer re from -Eyeutralu
may haze perfect vision and
therefore do not suspect the
prnendpeof _ony eyefdeiect-
The lngtlvo power di' "ll"
entire human orgahltm Il
Nerve Energy."-`
Normal eyeu, lt is compulfd
imiiu about 20% ni thll
Nerve Energy, but when Eyv-
utrsiwlu present, a much Iaril-
er proportion Il required-
Hen_oe defective eyes, through
their consumption of an ex'
cenlve amount of Nerve Eli'
ergy may serloualy affect tlw
functioning of other orgsnl
of the body, and produce ill
health.
HAVE _YOUR .EYE8
EXAMINID
Charlottetown, P.
He: Como on out iwr¢.I’m only  _ september. mo nnininin being
in n a.
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in UP "W 0| -- landed in first class c nditlon.
4. a She: Yu, l know, your held'l ` W- CLARK Um“°dv wrxl --?<;_-__
` -- ""“‘ ' "W -1 hound lo nut. _ __ _ _ liners Llnlmue for Donut. _
‘  more caius rivet-i in the Unueii li ‘Bl 1.12 oetwiint in bl-
Welwmed o_lilte\_‘|yidhI.d¢\ Kingdom durmg the mm woek of lleved to be a world‘| record for youthful mouiitaliieerl, when they
` sueoesefully climbed Mount Edith Covell, 11,027 feet high, one of the
tallest peaks in the canadian Rookies. Above, Patsy In shown on
the LEFT,,snd Billy onthe RIGHT Seated between them ie Henry
Fuhraro. their Bwln guide. _ ~ ‘
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O'OQQ'¢'OQ-O§§O4'0‘9'9'9"
 Optometrist