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“DlSl!5.1l:UP OLD AGE”
VERY WET SAYS SCIENCE
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we;/dtex? ?Wl1I¢l:.l\ IIlrl:tl'ellees oWItllla_I;§s,;l:p of
“Water constitutes about one-third of
my 'body weight.” writes Dr. Eugene
Lyman Fisk in his iamous book, “Health
Building and Life Extension". “A great
deal of the water that surrounds us and is
pert oi ue is under the guise of solids," he
says. “Seventy-live to eighty per cent. of
the M3' is made up of water-brain not
except . That brains are mostly water
we can readily believe when we consider
other people; but not so readily as applied
Despite the fact that such a _
P0rtion of the body is composedglseffvrllteror
physics... advise drlalnne plenty ef'
3'1"°'“5lX 81|!"-1 I Clay bring considered
vi; correct amount for the average indi_
Ul . Good health depends also, of
£21535; “P011 }>1¢nfY 0! outdoor exercise
sh ld° l'l8_l1t ood._ Every day the body
0U receive certain. food elements which
5“PPl1' its various needs. One of the most
l l ' Fraser with whom he resiseul 1
Central Guardlan for is number of years. Mrs. P. J.
___ _ Murphy, Mrs. Jerry Mlu'phy, Mrs. A.
LIVE pgwr, WAN-1-gp__Buym3 Sullivan. Vernon Hotel, Mrs. Geo ‘
heavy. sood quality live fowl, empty °°l‘b°it °f Woburn. Mess., Mrs. rre-.1 00
m,,,. Th.,,.,,,,,._ sepuembe, ,am orlertlu. Watertown, Maas. His lun- i $
Highest ,my-ke; p,~ice,_ A_ c_ Grew’ eral look place on Sept. 14th, irom Z'
_A|bany_ »"m_9_23_'31_ his slster's residence to Vernon Rlv- a box
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er Cemetery, being very largely at- and _ I
T0_N|Gm._Th° Y_ W_ Q ,I,_ U_ tended. The pall-bearers were W. A. 4 oyth It
will hold a social evening at the Jenkku' J' C’ Irving’ M' P" D' FHS'
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1sza<MAYl Folio Roadster rorsalel ”*
Perfect condition Bargain Hardie
to ourselves. It is a curious fact that old
p;opie :ure wettteijlrt-thianthyogng pgaple , _ _
tewa oon o soy 8l.Zto elem '
84.8 per cent. in old age as compared with mu of nutmlom The”
75 to B0 per eent. in earlier life. So
among other traditions for the discard, we
lnustlninclude that of the dried-up old
IIIII1
vitamin-B.
valuable foods in this respect is Grapg.
N13'-. If IUPDUCS. in supremely delicious
an °a5|lY°dl8ested form. ive oi the vital
I arezdextrins,
ma tose and other carbohydrates, for
gnergy, iron, for the blood; phosphorus,
or teeth and_ bone; protein for muscle
'Nd l?°dY bulldmli and the important
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attractive features
Mm C0' S ' ld ' norltlty cours-"An Agricultural
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”31_9_24_m Need in Our Provinoe,' was the sub
u present t Q some
extremely remarkable Pham. ot np tul;.uI-Ie did that intend to discuss the
f achers salaries but he
land scenery, taken by local photo- qu °n ° '
gmphers as wen as om h d um would like to know why in this prov-
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ed sketches which are also ot a very Uwe' where urlculmral pursuits °c`
high order Visitors at the bureau d:;'?c:"t'ter:::°n °fp:p`
would d ll to tb °“’ °
° we “mmm” es” "°“' ple. it is not possible to obtain home
Ei   ' . training in what should be the all
, - ' important subject. Mr. Tinney gave a
_ DELIGHTED WITH VI -
sn harrowing description of the rulnous
Miss M. E. ll-larringt-on, of Oakland.
Ca] le” for home on wednesday condition of some farm settlements
  lm; _ _ ' :nd of the state or the roads, even
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ondaie, Hope River, Bumn-lerside and '
Tlgmsh she was delight” with h_r dllll take a. little time and a great
visit and remarked with great pleas ea' ° pal ence' It can be dm
 n’ _V back to`profltable production but it
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:_ ' ure our red soil, the beautifully call- m°"° el*-*ily now than it ¢ould have
Q  rwwins ll d °
¢,,.._,..:"é.i_:,'_.'.j:,~_'5;..i...  splendid news of p°ta,_be5_ Mus lndustry in average years. offers a
._ '=fIC.§T.'.'.I' _ Harrington was loath to leave and Nady cash °‘°°p that helps 1° keel’
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H1! tempting, nut-like devour of Gra e-Nur; has
won popularity with millions. But in a dition to its
wonderful taste is a wealth of health benelizs. Five viral
elements of nutrition. Delightful crispness that makes
you want to chew and thusagrves valuable exercise to
teeth and gums. Specially b ed for easy digestion.
Put Grape-Nuts on this week's grocery list. And save
money. For less than one cent's worth-four teaspoon-
fuis-is a helping. Ready to serve from the wax-wrapped
package. just add milk or cream.
our young men must have training
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Father MCGUISBI1. H0 WHS B- Palmer guests present yesterday were Rota"-
17Y trade. B 80041 ml1S1¢1BI1 and fi ian A P McConnell of Boston
Made in Canada V911’ kind *md B°n°\'°US and 0131181113 Thomas Olsen, Toronto, J E Love,
5 1:01; E TR; p 5 man, always ready to bel more ln‘ U l ' ' - ll    3
S ND FRE ` AL ACKAG S P Calgary, H. R. Bridgeman, Qu..mc,
Address: Canadian Posrum Company, Limited, need. B. great favorite with all whom and C. S. Segee, St. John. Dr. W. J.
Dept. 1. ,Sterling Tower, Toronto 2, Ontario. e.u-so he came in contact with. everyone ol' p Ma¢M|11¢m on behalf or the P211     
Sugar Beet Pulp
IS ONE OF THE MOST PROFITABLE FEEDS FOR.
DAIRY COWS AT THIS SEASON OF THE YEAR. WHEN
BOOTS ARE NOT AVAILABLE, A SMALL SUPPLY OF
WHICH WE HAVE ON HAND WHICH WE ARE SELLING
AT THE OLD PRICES, ALTHOUGH WE ARE ADVISED
BY THE MILLS THAT PRICES WILL BE CONSIDERABLY
HIGHER THIS FALL ON ACCOUNT OF THE POOR CROP
OUTLOOK FOR SUGAR BEETS THIS SEASON. A
ALSO IN STOCK
A s.n\n'rnD surrey or' nltax-snoltrs-wulrls Mm-
Dnmas - on. ours: -_ scnulnacnslr r-'aan _ conu-
lisilal.-crraclrisn Colm reap william'-lwanlln oA'rs
-oarilmnn-BLEND AND Halen wlii:A'r noun lm
B/ids al Bananas)-ALL or wlncli we Aan SELLING
A1' LOWEST PRICES. I ___J
Wholesale Cl’ Retail
A. HORNE Ea’ CO.
5%% Income and
Possibility of Profit
umm. pf high money rates have forced investment
prleea to levels where it la now possible to aeleet a
onll divontlled list ot aouild securities im which the
,gm averages over 5% p. o.
0urCurrent Ofrertng Uri contslna 53 lslliel MI
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Eastern Securities Company a 1
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IIC RICHMOND STREET
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ar. some rsorrnaal. ` Ill-IFA!
ralnaalcron ernmualesma MONUTW
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RUBBER
BOOT
SEASON
Is Now On
We sell only the boat atantl-
ard quality. Our prices equal
the lowest, and we deliver them
to your llddrela free. Dead
below.
MEN'S KNEE 'RUBBER BOOTS
(Silk 0 C0 II)
Black Sole ............. $8.79
Red Sole .............. $8.25
Whlfo Solo ...».-...... $8.75
MEN'S THIGH RUBBER
BOOTS
RMI Sole .............. “-35
White Sola ............ 85.88
Troutlng Boots ........ lldlr
Boy'| Rubber Book (I lo 5)
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Youths lllbbor Bode (II M
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Wnmelfl Rubber Book ll U
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olru nam. noon in to al
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Child' lnllllq' B001! (I lo 10)
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Alley & Go. 'Ltd
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show a number of films.
purpose every man consent-ed ai
BIlnnrd'| Llnlmellt for Neurnlgfu
l=a_nsoNAr.s _
Mrs Urban Taylor, North Granville,
and Miss Lottie Brown. Stanley
Bridge are visiting friends in tho
City.
The follownig parties motored to
Meadow Bank on Sunday: Mrs. H. E.
Ling. and Miss Mina Linig, Brackley
Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Elvin McLure
ject of an address given before the
HORSE P _ Rotary Clubtyesterday by Mr. Frank
_on McN;uS’h:ug1l;o-Mrrt lin;/;1;\nsn rmney. Assistant sunt. to the Ex-
carload or 22 horses to'Sydney yes_ per-lmental Station of Charlottetown.
te__day_ The horses are splendid how” Mr. Tinney in the course of his ad.
` “ dress referred to the la k f
ith d f ° ° °PP°"
;1neew°r;_HypeandaremWnd°d 1°’ tunity afforded our young people, _
_ our young men particularly. of ob-
taining a. satisfactory training in this
ISLAND PHOTOS.-Th 11011 IS? ' '
burea hasnt the aim r province along the lines of agricui- ‘ Ganong quality Se3l€(I In evefy bOX. 
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It is the cholcest of Chocolate gifts
Chocolates
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can on Delecto 51'.
Chocolates /.pleasing ~
1 her-she knows the
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,alms and cm 3 an me 1 the seed potato lndustry, for this
Boils
Dry up boils with Minard'a. T
1t‘a antiseptic qualities kill l
the poison and draw out in-
' iiammation.
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Mba Gwynnetls F. Coombe
will reopen elalea in Plunotorte
and Theory ou September Bril-
ll Victory Avenue. or Phone
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~~-\.. . he main highways. These run down _
_ _  monrlhs on the Island visiting triend.-:
. Gpdpc NMS  and rehmves in charlomww A _ fam1s in the Province can be brought
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in the fundamentals of a system of  ll P 
MIL II BOSWELL FINLAY - A =\ '1 ' l
- p.l'manent a_,rlculture. and should
Sell gloom was cast over Vernon and be led to appreciate the dignity of _
V1C1I`l1l»Y On S6912- 121511. When it 119- farmin as a rofzsslon. The speak-' ° '
came known that H. Boswell Finlay' er 'mage an elrrlquent appeal for 1' :~     If  
had passed away after only a few'adoption in the public school
C1815' 11111858 01 lllllrl-SY and 'Dl1€11m0l1- at Prince of Wales College. cl
111- He b0\'¢ his illness with Brea: strong policy of agricultural c
patience and ChrL°i»iah fortitude. lion. Mr. J. A. clark, the cnu;;__ l-
died a happy death after receivlhc ln commenting on the address. and
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th last rites vt the R C Ghwch that there should b ag.leullu t. `   A _
from the hands of his P25501' R" igh schools in this provin e Tm `
though ln some cases lt involved  R011() B8y_-E. J. Campbell ” Little Harbor-T. B. Ching
drive or forty miles. 1-re also annouuc- Murray Rlver-John J. Beck Wood 151ands._}-[ugh McKinnon
ed that it has been arranged that F redericton-Walter Weeks ' ’
on Friday Rotarians will give an ’ Carletorl  B’ Glllesple
out1H8 to seventy or eighty children ' IC_;`Le-i{y_Harold Jelly St' L0u1s_ Frank Callaghan
01 5011001 age. who are pupils at the ami 0n_Ge0' Crozier
treating shades or vivid greens in b°°" °°’°“°i’ Y°"° “5°' by th” “ld K T' ` '_' 1 ----
are bruised. .
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F' - - 1 his vvvqualrlbances always sled to cross society; expressed appreelftioa I ` 
e _ _ __ ____ _ meet Boss. He will be sréeffly m1&¢¢ of the work done by the R:ta1~;~n:
UV" H1055 PNK! 01 1-he 1815115. 1115 on a. number of occasions on ha' :IJ
W°fk bein! HGV” CBUEM UD. but H of crippled children. Recently L..l  H  
greet way ahead of him instead. and Rotarians assisted in getting patrons ' °
°°n5l'anl7 C9-us °f m°i'°~ H° 199»V¢‘i U for the preparation of serum for in- h '
mwrn f-hair loss six sisters namely. rantlle paralysis. president J. A. Mae- ‘ SUMMERSIDE
011° Wld°WEd 51-5'” MU- EDU115 Millan said that when e. number of
Rotarians were waited on ror this   l
two orphanage... 'rue cars will meet W  
noon. and after giving the children and daughter Dms' Nwth Mmm’
Aconda      ..
Amity copper and Gold  ..
Amulet Mines  ... ... ...
Barry Hollinger    ..
Bedford Min/is Ltd.  .. .
Bidgood Consolidated ... ...
Castle Trethewey   ....
Coniagas . . . .
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' -* Mines Ltd.  
1 idge Nickel Mine 
l.; Rouyn Minea  
___11l.t;;.‘ Crnsoildated ... ..
Iiowey Gold Mines  ... 
Kirkland Lake   ... ...
lfcotney Florence  ... ...
Laine Shore Mines Ltd. ... ...
Malartlc Gold Mines  
Manitoba Basin Mining C0. ..
Mclntyre     
Mining Corporation ... ... ..
Newbec Mines Ltd.   ..
Noranda Mines   ... ..
Old Colony Mines  ... ...
Pioneer Mines Corp. ... ...
Premier Gold Mines   ..
Sherritt Gordon Ltd.  ....
Biscoe Gold Mines   
Stadacona    ... ...
Sudbury Basin  ... ... ..
Teck Hughes ... ... 
Treadwell Yukon   
Vipond Consol Mines  ....
Wright Hargreaves   ..
UNLISTID
Ahana      
Big Missouri  ... ... 
,Central Manitoba   . .
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Tricia our: rilcilnan
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i' Send lor llelcrlptlva Pamph-
gi let also one on Loca or Illn-
'uf hood ui.” Disorders ol lllan lnrl
- Booklet on llll or \Yon\en. In
plain onveloge, free by mill.
._" Romer" 1 hy_Mo1l our specialty- On the square at 2.30 in the after- f-*- '_' .___..._-
Advice Grntll. /
. ENGLISH HERBAL DISPENS' _ _ Li L5 An. Mandy . . . .
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Any, Lap. an hours drive. will return with them Mr vlcwr ng and M S MMT P d Creme 475 Mayland      moi
_ me navle_se..v¢ueauver,n. 0. to the strand Theatre when Mr draws, Wheatley River, They were 011     - Southwest Pete.    2.605
¢\` c°"'d"'x.|,,(.',:',l|',,¢,°"”“n°d Gallagher hu kindly umm ed to guests of Mr. and Mrs. Victor M6 Walnwell   ... ...  2l_
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STANDARD MINING EXCHANGE B. A. Oli ... ... ... ,...  3.70 0¢g_  __
--_- I'I0m8 ... ... ... .. ... .. 19.00 N0v_ _
Standard Stock dz Mining Ex- International Pete. ..   27.00 Dm ___ ___
change quotations as supplied by Imperial Oil    . .. 38.25 May  _ _  _
Solloway Mills dz Co.. Limited. ____ _ _ _ ____
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This Bank Invites Your Savings Account.
Iatanat Compolmdni Half Yearly.
THE BANK 0F NOVA SCOTIA
ESTABLISHED 1832
Capital ll0.000,000 Reserve 820.000.0300
Total Allis 090|' $270,000,000
vma no some ee mln. no em ` mln- -ml.. ee nr lerlmn- _
common the laaeofa apervlroeu ann-srtmeas la lambs is _
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I We are now well stocked with lligl
grade Coal comprising:
ALBION ROUND
ALBION STOVE
ALBION NUT
| OLD SYDNEY SCREENED
SPRINGHILL SCREENED
INVERNESS SCREENED
AMERICAN HARD STOVE
WELSH STOVE
COKE.
Special prices on car lots.
Phone us your requirements.
PHONE 173.
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will gladly return should opportun- things 5°l“3 Whlle b“udm3 “P the   1
my onen soil fertilty. But to accomplish this '
` Milli. F' D. .
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ann mixed cars Vegetables._Wire
lect quantity and price.
J. B. FODI
Regina
7746-9-19-tf.
‘T To Farmers
1 5-ind Dairyme
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fl owing to the long contln-.
dry weather that has ali:
burned up pasturlsge the M
men state that they havr
house and feed their cz
f. almost thc same as they l
- tn in the winter time. The 1
' tures are so dry that what
stock picks up does not by
'nouns keep up the milk Su;
rd other feeds have to be
One ofthe best feeds
f :iry cows is Sugar Beet I
,.‘llis is is well known '
manufactured from the S
, Beet, and is on excellent -
‘_ stitute for Turnlps for v
. cows. ls also a :U05 Iefd
Hogs makes them grow fa
‘as
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At the present time Tu'
are selling at from 40c tl
per bushel for export, and
likely that they will coni
to bring u good price for ~
time. It would pay the fa
to eeil his Tumips ‘and `
Sugar Beet Pulp to help o
keeping up the flow of l
We have in stock u carlo'
this excellent feed read
delivery which we are ofl
at $2.35 per bag of 100 ll
better price in ton lots.
We also have fairly '
stocks ot other Feeds sue
Bran, Middllngs, Cracked 1
Cornmeal. Schumacher i
Oil Cake Meal, Crushed r
Grain, etc., which we are i
ing at lowest prices.
Book your orders with us, :
save money.
We are buying Seed and F
Oats, Seed and Feed Wil
Barley, Buckwheat, etc., :
paying highest prices,
Carter & Co.
Limited
SEED AND FEED STOT
Queen St. Charlottetc
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HOUSEHOLD BARDWAI
for every occasion und uae.
thing for the house keeper
from oil for the mops to a
little step ladder that serves a
ber of 'purposes and makes it
to do the many things that l
stretching. Everything in our
is oi finest quality, yet price;
tractively low.
THE ROGERS.
HARDWARE CO. L'1 `
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home of Mrs. Ray Pendleton, Euston er: M‘ Mcxenml. L°° Murphy 'md - '1_';,'"f,,l;'__.,»*"l‘:) lmdmrlealfgslnlm
St.. at 7.30 p. m. 'lass-9-24-ll W" Murphy' R' I' P' .lU°" _ »~.ea"l»° R”
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