’ ,Mrs. Wright, the same lady who. ‘ ‘I imade herself as conspicuous here in, v ~ ~ ~ ~ v v w" SCRAP BQQK ,tiie local election of 1921. She was, a, {evidently rounding off a tour of the; lworld as a good deal of her time wasj B, smut“ I“ I taken up telling of the meetings shel Y

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sequence ot pages in a. letter?

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Q. On which side of the plate are forks placed?

A. Always to the left of the plate.

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BY ROBERT QUILLEN

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MRS. WEIGHTS POLITICAL S Y M 1' A T H I E S

l Sin-A grand rally under the aus- pices of the W. C. T. U. was held in the Baptist Church here on the night of the llth to hear the Canad- ian President of that organization.

had attended and the people she had met, and they seemed to repre- ‘sent all countries from Ireland to, India running from east to west.

Crown Life Policies in Force ., now exceed

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Use thin needles instead of pins £395: lhetm- T119? W011‘! 131W‘- and from Siberia to " dagascar, ' H OLD is fine for Polar Bears, when fastening a pap%ispatltiern of; Y "3’ ° "m?" “bmll- running the other way. This was ‘P NY fine silk and satin. w avo , ‘ most interesting and would have ' .. . . .. bu’: s0 sons for human large pin holes in the material. " ‘ ‘been enjoyed by the people in at-T Brunch Oflim n» Mnrilimss: MocBulh Bldg" Monelon, CODE beings r A Chilly or poorly ~ ‘ ‘ ' ltendance, but when she began to B‘ I} gokmtfiég“?! ‘smg; ‘3*:":°l""""tkP-§-|E- I ' ' Washlnz Flflflfleh i - ‘ iallf of local conditions and draw‘ _ _' ' < ' "" "‘ ' ‘“"““‘" " - '- ‘ INSTALLED heated home’ ‘o; example’ m a BY china” CAI-JAN ‘ some very peculiar deductions a‘ R c ““‘i‘.”i'.”k‘iso'stlEtrf"i§f.;;...“;?.i‘2‘&3"""“'"“‘“'

menace ‘Qlhe health of ewrvone Squeeze the Juice of half a lemon great many of her friends began to

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in‘ the household.

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into the last rinse water when wash- ing white flannels and woolens, and it will keep them soft and white.

either dry cleaning or washing. It gets into the crevices. It is also ex- cellent for dishes with handles. cut‘ glass, and carving on woodwork. Dry‘ with a Turkish towel, as this leaves no lint.

The Hog Industry

(Continued from page four)

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Institutes. Clubs and other socie- ties would do well to meet at once‘ and discuss their requirements and have their order placed according-l

this fixture will be given on enquiry by the Provincial or Federal De- partments of Agriculture, Charlot- tetown. In cases where it is impos- sible for interested parties to at- tend, selections will be made by re- rcquest of the prospective pur- chaser.

Death of Mr. C. C. C. Tomlins

There passed away in this city at 7 o'clock yesterday morning, Charles George Gordon Tomlins, aged forty- two after an illness of over u year. The late Mr. Tomlins was propriet- or of Tomlins Grocery. corner oi Kent and Rochford Streets, City. I-le was widely known throughout the

city as a

To Clean Bric-a-brac

Use an" old shaving brush for’

ly- . Further information in regard to ‘

presentatives of these branches on,

,wriggle and twist in an uncomfort- i-able manner. She congratulated the ggovernment on the ‘very able and lhonest and effective manner in ‘kwhich they were handling the liquoi' ‘business of the province. They had‘ {implemented their promises in full ‘and that the reason of some liquor being handled by the bootlegger was ;because of our close proximity to New Brunswick where they had tli iterrible government control. Herc sshe dilated on the terrible lot of ac- icidents happening in New Bruns- lwick all due to the manner of sel- iling liquor iii that province. l1 won- ider if she has heard of any acci- dents or trouble in P. E. I. owing to the same stuff being sold under pro- hibition.) If some one would let ‘these temperance lecturers in their ,c0nfidence at, or before, the time of lholding a meeting it would save them making themselves ridiculous.‘ Let them know that we have a gov- ernment control here at present. The government or commission hand the doctors 50 scripts per month and these are in turn handed to the people, which means 50 scripts mul- tiplied by 50 doctors twenty five hundred quarts a month, and then the half has not been told. She made reference to the Nova Scotia election and pointed out that it was owing to the influence of the W. C. T. U. that a great former majority had been nearly turned into a min-. oi-lty. inot because that government control had been an issue, but be- cause it was reported that Premier Rhodes had expressed himself in fa-. vor of that form of liquor act. ,‘ She rubbed the Dominion Govern- merit very gently. and for a few mo- mcnts only. in reference to the lsmiigglilig not only of liquor but [other luxuries; but failed to explain to her audience that it received per- haps forty million dollars Iiffllllitlly of taxes inland revenue and other- wise from alcohol.

"IllJHy Ilfly people hated the devil an’ debts. but. now they're Eettln‘ to be on friendly terms with both oi’ ’cm."

Grounds for . Separation

LONDON. Oct iii-The North London Police magistrate has ruled that a husband who has been sil- cnt to his wife for two years, al- though he has continued to live in the same house with her, is to be deemed guilty of dcsertion. The magistrate has granted the wife a separation order. and ordered the husband to pay her $8.75 weekly. The wife is the owner of the house innd of most of the furniture.

4 Mrs. Fanny Silver, of Rendlcs-I lham Road, Clapton, has asked for a separation order from her hus- band, Barnett Silver, a costume manufacturer. She said that her husband had never called her by

amputated before appearing on the platform.

talk speakers on the subject were their enthusiasm. We have had some who were only half trained, half educat- ed and in many cases, I regret to is say only about half wlttcd with which every protestant tion ls more or less infested.

We have had political parsons ing to us whose only asset as

denomina-

These, l think, mighl. be chloro-

formed with very little loss to the community in which they reside. What is needed sound, honest workers common sense who will study the question from IIIFOI‘ phases, and then endeavor to have a law enacted that it is possible to enforce. i

in this matter is with good

many of its

I think it was Frances Willard.‘

that great reformer and temperance‘ worker; who said. There are some. who are so fanatical and extreme in

i

their views that their demand and

attitude defeat the very object they;

wish to attain.

Amongst the many points brought: out by the lady was the splendid story she heard from Scotland. Shel hoped there were some Scotchmen in‘ the audience as the women at the great convention in Scotland said they would never never consent to‘ have government control in the‘. sales of liquor. What she was trying‘; to camouflage in this, goodness only knows. as they sell booze under lie-i ense in Scotland and any one over,’ a certain age can buy anything from four per cent beer to sixty over proof rum.

We used to have societies such as, the Sons of Temperance, and I be-- lieve they did a great deal of good,‘ also there were temperance lectur- ers who came periodically to ad-l dress the societies. but these days,’ and for some time back they have‘

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n of upright character he‘. h“ 1 y’, and kindlyvédispositlon. As a busin-ihm. o? thfiiggby‘ agtleé‘ 2;“: slugs: ess man and as a citizen he was held any signs or affection and eve,‘ ,.c_ l“ thlyhiehest Bil-em by a" Wh° fused his mother-in-laws invita- knel" hlm- itidn to quarrel with her (the wife)

Mr. Tomlins was an active mem-‘and mus us“ something and not ber of both the Oddfellows and Mas- walk about like a dummy in the

not been heard from or of except an election was in full swing. In con- clusion I would strongly urge the

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She had the grace at this print to, admit that when she or they were here :1 year ago talking temperance that statements and assertions had‘ been directed against the local Gov- ernment tliat should nave been

SHEEP RAISING IS A The starting of the first linit in GROWING. INDUSTRY this great development constituted

churches w wake up and do their, an historic occasion in the history bit in this matter. i ADELAIDE, South Australia. of New Brunswick. Grand Falls I am, Sir, etc., ‘Oct. 13.—S8v8h YGBTS BB0 Sheep representing the outstanding water

in the province. The new

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ons Societies, and also a member of home;- He had ab l t 1 mp . . _ _ PRINCE COUNTY‘ ormwes; 0f poryfgugusta number- owe;-

St. Pauls Anglican Church. drawn himself from S30‘; ecgmgany his: against‘ the Dnmmmn cmvem . ‘g1 only 125.000. Today flocks giant is operating on a head cf 135 Hi3 13:95 $9 milgm 711?] Wile’ {m}; and had all his meals in the house n, a “we 1am u, mme m with , laggregate 475,000. {not and the water is carried

met v SS we “We - "is "Be until last week without s ‘in ‘ i . . . .‘ ' 3 Th nd: of pounds sterlinlfith . ch tlm r-l 24 wt in diamet-

motlier. three brothers. Alfred FE, of. word- a! g a xii figilgfigyli}, 5,1,1,‘ Qofiggpggwcfllf 531111668 ‘havembseilen s spent. by enterprisingicrrpfl-rhrlpq Tfillnfrrt ions blasted

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The husband generally admitted the facts and told the magistrate that it was all because of his moth- er-in-law, who “claimed she was the boss of the house."

The police magistrate said it was not necessary in a case of desertion to show tllat the parties were sep- arated in he sense that they were not living under the same roof. The husband had refused to accede

gymen who spoke in the Capitol . theatre, and who stated that the TRINITY UNITED CHURCH local government should have stop» Rev. Dr. Ramsay was the preach- fseven years ago people were in-l Thn trans cf ilic St. John Rive!‘ ped all smuggling that was going;er at the morning and evening clined to the belief that thmpr-ivrv Compsni" embrace th: in- on around the province. While mak-lservlces at Trinity United Church country around Port Augusta waflstnllation cf four units oi -0000 ing this statement he stamped, bel-lSunday. In the morning Dr. Ram- only fit for wild dogs to roam, blltlhmwc power nf n total when com- lowed and perspired freely for aboutlsays subject was the great; Chrls- it is a different story now , On9iplblly inf-tailed of 80.000 iioisz- ‘pow- flve or six minutes and then he tian Missionary Conference held at leading sheep raiser declares. ‘n;- 'l"h|~ ~.(~('Oil(l ‘iiTlll is no“ Dglll: paused, apparently out of breath, Jerusalem last Easter. From all ov- "Rain is needed on all holdingsllnstallcd. and will be, icady .h when an individual in the audience er the world Christians of every col- but the sheep_ are holding tllélflgxprlctfld in about. six wcois. the g with apparently more enthusiasmor and tongue represented by their condition remarkably well. This is a third 15 on order and is to _

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Kinnon and Mrs. Ernest Rice, of this ci

ty.

The funeral service which will be under the auspices of the Masonic and Oddfellows Societies, W211 com- mence at St. Paul's Church at 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon, Rev. H. D. Raymond. M. A., officiating. Interment will be at the People's

l, What more TBeautzful

Comma-y‘ t“ m5 wife's ' “quest that they than discretion explained to lcinrleaders and scholars foregathered at tribute to the breeding of merlnos. fqllnwpd bv the fourth. . ‘Jhmlld resume “dim”? ‘named that the local government had no- the Mount of Olives. On Thursday for animals with a less robust con-i Current from Grand Full» 1;»- now a ~ ' 2 - ~ me" thing to do with smuggling and he oi Holy Week they prayed in Geth- stitution would have perished irrbplng dolil'("‘"!l over c lrniismis- (l! 4 I ' AIIIIIIaIS .) As to m” husbuncrs statement had better comb the Dominion Go-‘semane; on Palm Sunday they thousands owing to‘ the drought clan line L’.- ilm piilp and 171W’! ' b "ses sores that‘ he proposed to cmlmnie m’? vernment for a while for that. This marched along ‘the route of Christ's conditions. Several stations havelw-ills of the Fraser Companies

Mjnards hem n" ' y “me wnduct‘ “mess his Wm’ m" created an uproar as it was not in trlumphal entry into Jerusalem, on increased their stock fifty PFKWI‘ Y. ‘wind .14 rhliinslo".

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fused to have anything more to do with her mother, Magistrate Dum- mett said: "I think his contention that shc give up all social relation-

line with the preacher's intentions. ‘Friday rising in deep and solemn sil- but the average will run thirty‘ She gave a iot of figures sliowingence they trod the via dolorosa to percent increase."

how every province that nod udopt-‘Whflt is SUPPOSBd l0 be the hm °l _ _ "b ed Government Control had increns- Calvary, and on Easter morning NEW BRUNSWICIUS GREATEST 9on1, use lard that is not a -

sprains. saddle bolls. dlfllem" l An Unpleasant Flavor.

per, etc.

on. ‘moss who seck a remembrance Fsurc to give kccnest delight, our sug-

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GRAND FALLS. N. B. Oct. 13--

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SPINNING

Parties intendllll w ha" "W" Spinning done at my ml" "l! 1'" quested to send wool at. dnce as intend to close October 31st.

WM. LANDRIGAN, Sourls.

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MELBOURNE, Australia. Oct. l3. —Australia has been getting an ov- cr-dcse of horse racing according to track authorities who complain of decreasing returns and businessmen who contend that the length of re- cent meets has had a serious effect on the country by diverting money from useful channels. _

An agitation against race meets was launched following the govern- ment's proposal ‘to authorize by en- actment some special meets for charity.

"with the industrial situation as it is, it behooves everyone to en- courage production rather than crcate the temptation for idleness". said one of the largest manufactur- ers in Melbou sic, commenting on the proposaL. "One has only watch the Ulowcls going to and

livelihood depend on wor ." Mr. L. J. S. Mackinnon. chair- man of the Victoria Racing Club. says that the racing boomis defin- itely over and with Australia is now suffering from its backwash. "We take a. serious view of this over-racinl". he “MR5 l“ 5 79cm‘ . "It is most harmful to rac- ing and distinctly bad M‘ the community."

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liibition- had increased its icbt in a vention Was t0 Cvllfc!‘ 0n matter-S,

very much greater proportion than relating t0 the coming 0f the Klnfl-lllnattended by ceremony and in the

then use for frying and bill‘ "BB" resence of a group of prominent -

lard for the'piemaking.

. ! ' _‘ "" , the others. dom of God in the world. Chief am- t 1 m . . . = Th . i lst l .‘ theong thel- conclusions were a stres- rs the generation o eec fl -—-—- Here B" RPPWPYW‘? Elf" 8“1°'°"°x‘ ‘ N GETTING TIIIAIEQNGOF “on” greatill stllilgfiisingencblgcits ante the sing or rlducatlon. of prayer. and onifiilfi”... the Grand Falls of the st. A new!“ Olelnlnx I M — '. . ‘ cause of temperance. greater Sacrifice in lhe devm-lim °llJohn River began on September ~------ -~~ ~r r Every so often the coffee pot re-

30th, when the first of four 20.000

power units was put into quires more drastic measures than a

by the mmlng of its mere washing to remove dark marks

under the impulse of that accumulate from the continued

m the impounding usage. Boil the discolored pot in a

above the strong solution of borax and water and then wash as usual. and it will be spotless.

It.is useless for anyone to give out 1110118)’ t0 the Christian cause- a lot of half truths to an audience The evening sermon was based onhm-se today, as nearly everyone can readWhe 10rd! BREW" t0 U"! rich Ymmlpperation and write and do a little thinkingzlflll who enquired of Him “Whatnugn rotor for themselves- l "St 1 d0 t0 b!’ SW94?" "Se" llllwatcrs freed iro

The audience were not enthuslas-llhflt mo" 1135i W“! "D thy cross.;dams of the 8Y9"- "Mk5 tic but were very courteous, the only and follow ma" A striklns feature falls. gpplgusg given was at the end opof the service was the singing, led! the lecture, a number of the men by a large choir of male voices. The‘ present knowing conditions muchfiffit Stanza 0f 08Gb hymn WES P6113 better than the speaker endeavored dflfed 1n "H1510". End the remain-i to shorten their necks a little so ins verses in hBITHOHy-air. tenor that their heads would be hidden by and hm- As an offertorv anthem their cont collars, the grand old hymn "Jerusalem, my