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_-r-'~ _' arguauat for your-

’ _ - ~ 1 salsa Nl¢_avl'a

- - ~ ,; toqnywymnay, 5 _ --is tilt 8° yan ea- * rieacc has proved

ta value for the yeallell and most

\ delicate iafasl. ` NIAVEI FOOD

i contains all the

~ -' useatials for lesh

_ _, ‘ aad blood forming.

' ia aa exceptional

- degree-assists

- teething - relieves

:oastlpalfoa _ gall

' lakes baby thrive.

, ` Bold in I lb. air-

tight ttas_ by all

. Dmggiatalacaaada.

has so Methan-

Wrlte today far free tia of Neavvs Food

and hook "lists About Baby", tothe Calalaa Alsat - EDWIN UI'L2 M Ft-clams Ease. . Tololirgf

an., J. l»’."'.ié'7i'v2"'}.%2’z..|..¢””`

$3.50 Recipe Free I-‘or Weak Men.

Send Name and Address To day -You Can ffave it free and Ile Strong and Vigorous.

lhaveinm ossession s prescription for nervous d)eg|li_ty. lack of viR"|’. *elli- gnsd manhood. failing memory and lame ack brou1__ht on _hy excesses, unnatural draina,ort efollles of youth. that ha# cured_so many worn and nervous mer rirnirn thefr oven homes;-without any a ditlonal help nr medicine - that_| think every man wan wighes to reirlln his manly power an vitillty. quickly and

guietly should have a copy. Bo I have atermined tn sends copy of the prescrip- tinniree of charge, in a plain. ordinsrf seated envelope to any man who wil w,ri s me for _tt , This prescription comes fr ~m anhysir, -

fan sho has made s f_4p_ac|aI study ot en a d am convinced it r- the surest-ac gm ination forthe cure of deflcientmsn-

hcoiand vigor ever put tneether. -lt lnkloa-s it to my fellow man t- abmltlsem acopy in confidence so th_al any msn anywhere that In weak and dis cpurrfed with _ repeated failures ma! . op |»ug¥|..g himeslf with harmful pat e tmedln ne~.secure whnt_l believe f- lee uickesi-actlrmrestorative. llllblllld i q,°l5'|‘nP~TOU0 NG remedy ever ,fle- v sed, and so cure himself at home flulcl- l and uuickiy. Juattlron mes line llliv t ia: ltr, /_t. -_Rob|nson,Il8_t'l. Luke Build ing. Detrmt. Mich . and twill s_end you a copyolihis splendid racige in it Plain ard nary envelope las- of c srlre- A !l‘~ fl' rnanydoclors wuul charts (L00 to $_'».0‘ 1 »m¢|-aly writing nut a prescription liki this-_but I aegd i entire y free.

_ tell from tha barn loft striking him ,on the head and cutting him vcr! severely about the head and face. He fell to the ground but did not luo_ea consciousness. Dr. Murchison was hastily sent for and was with the in- jured man within half an hour. His friends, while regretting his ‘sad ac- cident which he will take quite a while to recover from, rejoice in his escape from death, as his popularity is such as to make bis nlnc¢ ln the homc and community hard to fill.

Word was received in i‘-har-

lottetown yesterday of the destruct- ion by fire on Saturday evenlllg Ol the Winsloe Cheese Factory with practically all its contents.

The lire started at about 'six 0'-

clock Saturday evening and all ef- forts possible to prevent the dc- struction of the splendid factory were unavaillng. The cause could not be ascertained last evening but it was learned that the last man in the building that afternoon had left everything in good order. When hall a mile from the building he observed the flames and returned with all pos- sible haste.

The exact extent of the damazc is

not known but with the building there was destroyed about $500

They keep the '

whole system in the pink of _ condition.

Thslr singular curative pro- perties discovered by an Indian tribe-introducedtocivllliation

nearly a century ago-coin pounded since l857 ln_the Comstock Laboratories- at

Brockville, Ontario. _

Dr. Morse’s

_ Indian.,

Root Pills

have a remarkable record for

consistently curing constipa- tlon,billousnessandlndlgestlon,

~ purifying the blood. banlshlng

headaches and clearing' the akin, 25c. s box everywhere.

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I .GUARDIAN CL

0ns cant par word first insertion in this column. half -:ent per word for l each continuation. Call! lllllll 1°-°‘"||I\'\¥ _‘"4" *"4 li" P" "nl dl" “uni allowed. Minimum charge Twenty-five esnta.

ASSIFIED ADS

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AGl3l"~‘ "4§I!P___

i.ooa1Q`”aGar€‘1‘""waN'rnn nos Charlottetown and Queens Co.. to

sell our high class Fruit Trees and ‘

General Nursery Stock. Large list of commercial and domestic varie- ties suitable for culture in Prince Edward Island_Good pay, Free Out- fit. Exclusive Territory. Write for particulars. Stone iz Wellington. The Fouthill Nurseries, (Establish- ed 1831). Toronto, Onlwlfiv-

'fi.27ME55i.

l ' YILMALI. lfE|.|’

WANTED, A mm. iron GENERAL housework, one who understands

_‘ plain cooking preferred. Apply to

Mrs. J. C. Sims, 279 Richmond st. s-ami.

WANTED, A GAP/iBi.E GENERAL

servant to go to Ontario. Travel- ling expenses paid. Apply 32 l3l'iHll‘ ton lioail._ _ ____ _ _ _313lW1l- wasrsn `GIui. Fon GENURAL hnllacwgrk-apply lllll Pl`lIlCe St.

a-a M a-1yr»_.3i_.

WANTED, A Housamam av -'ri-is lst of September. Apply tu Mm F- L. Haszard, 235 Euston St.

8-7Mtf.

' FOR SALE

r"oR'sai.is:. sciuoomcs '-onoau,"

48. tons register, carries 75 tons coal. Good saller and in good re- , pair. 'Four years old. Apply _to R. ;!lo-_M"9°l* ‘_ 0°-f_.U*F!:__»_._ _7f1‘?M_¥l- sos SALE A MAi.s;.sxi.vus rox.- A peridot beauty, healthy and 'tame. ` $1500.00 takes him. Portage wud Anirnni Un., ner. 223, port- age La Prairie, Manitoba.

- B-3SM'E6lpd.

l _ tosr

LOST ON FRIDAY (ZND AUG.) BE-

tween Hillsboro Bridge, land Pow- nal lady's Tweed Coat-Finder will

` please leave at The Two Macs.

8-6 M Lf.

l?* .I

K"rE*w"'BLACK OR SIL-

` MISCELLANEOUS FGANTCOMPETE on BEAT ANY one on the Island or off the lsland in twist tobacco, chewing and smok ing. I am the only one who will glvg

‘ a guarantee for six months from

mllldew or drying. Ask for Union

Twist? George Morrison, manufag- turer, Great George St.__8-5M’1wp _

VERMONT AND NEW HAMPSHIRE

Farms Catalogue now ready. Prices ranging from Five Hundred to Twenty-live Thousand Dollars.Il lustratcd. Will he mailed upon re qilcst to any address. The D. A. Perry Real Estate Agency, Barre. Vt.- 8-3 smefilpd

| ' 5#

TEACIIILKS WANTILD

PROFESSIONAL TEACHERS RE

quired for graded and rural ap polntmsnts opening after midsuir mcr vacation. Highest salaries ob tained; full details supplied. Apply stating qualifications to Canadlai Teachers' Agency, Box 807, Ragl- na. for Saskatchewan schools; anc ,Room ll, Aull Block, Calgary, for Alberta appointments. 7-11MEl-

` T0 LET

HOUSE T0 LET, SEPT. IST, ALL

modern improvements. Apply Col- lin it Co., 230 Grafton St. 8-8M3l.

F* l ' Ii. i '

WANTED -

PARTNER WANTED, WITH THREE

or four thousand dollars capital tc. join ln a general retail business in busy New Glasgow, N. S. For particulars address MAC. WN Guardian, Charlottetown. 8-8ME2w,

WANTED- AN EXPERIEENCED Bookkeeper-Apply ln own hand writing stating experience and salary expected. Box 303, Char- lottetown. _ _§;'_l Mill

ver foxes. Give detailed descrlptior also price, Box 99 "Guardian" .

` 7-20SMFl4i"'" ‘

nate nctr |

BUSI NESS 0I*|’0lt I UM'|'tl..~

'waN'rmn.'a num. nov Ar 'ruin - '-_l‘.“°2 £L°'.\';_\-_________-,,_..\-iiugii., WANTED, rang fraum.,-,'ggpgm_-_

» l , _b __ _ _ _ - r"“‘i....l.".‘”¢...‘.l’_‘°.i.,,.'.fl2%; f£°.I.?.; ___lili, Mani ba. =-‘ as ||g¢_|p¢__ _wa - h'l“l7Fi_';`6"i_` _, mug. E' “"4” ""I"’:al6'."t":‘ “ 'imfin nfl' ondi , Tony 'pb

learn bor_ssshosiag..0as'.with,_poms - sxpsrisads. Apply Jr-A. Hsnarsoa; no Q3n___;§t. 1-ismni. ws wasr ,.4 sauasna um wir?)

will appreciate rapid advancement

, for honest elorts. Experishas un-

, necessary. ,Address in _own hand- writing. 'References rsqnirsa. Ap-

auriorliuuv

FURNISHED

ln all sub

Rail~ Elec-

lor-

Bloomabufy Bt.,

ply -Guardian. _, _ 7-znflitf.,

° ‘J wt. ~~.'- ~-.,,, _.__ .--. »-~;~ - --_ .

.I-lay_e_Vanlahei|

tleuralala Completely Gund.

laraaparilla. This great msd!

'lla

Q1... il al

Glgglata ossry-when

worth ready for the market.

building lottetown

The loss

Mutual Fire Insurance Co.

this season\ of the year.

the death

room of a

day evening.

Corbner Dr. H. D. Johnson had

empanelled the following jury in the morning at 1l.00 o'clock: F. H. Horne, (Foreman), J. W. Young, i'. I. McMahon, Ewen Campbell,Allan Boisner, Michael I-lennessey, John Heartz.

Alter viewing the remains then ly-

ing fn the police court the inquest

ing an autopsy. ,'

The following witnesses were then

examinedi Mrs. Catherine Simpson, vho found the body; John Simpson, .vho drove the girl home and notified ‘he authorltics; Dr. J. W. McMillan, .rho performed the autopsy an`d the 'girl herself who made a straightfor- vard statement of the circumstances. After due deliberation the jurv hrought in the following verdict' That the Infant came to its death as A result of a precipitated birth. While the mother was lstnnniniz over a cham ber the child dropped into it and never breathed. ‘

TU ESD/\V.

The horse races- that took place

yesterday afternoon at the new race course, at New Annan, proved inter-

nrge gathering. Had the day been

For the Bride

‘A :J ll

_ No gift is more acceptable _ thanl>esutiful,durablesilver- ware. Remember that

/ _|3_i_1iioiEiisiiiios.

-""`~j_ _.f ‘l_' is the original “Rogers." lt is

"Silver Plain lhal’ Wears" .

Made in the hcaviestgrsde " of plate, and ranks first

. in quality.

Boll by Lead i Dealers

iii

had against it bei-:iv c they thought all

lavonu

ana

L..-

-- 'ni mr. od nn. rr. 1. nunu.

Gordon Mclfillan, son of Hugh Me- 1|u¢_|;:\¢, P,

Mlllan, Cornwall, had a narrow es-. Boots .caps from instant death on Tuesday eine has

last. Mr. McMillan was helping put whore _ _ _

.tha ha in the barn loft and was "I suffered intensely

Q., la another victory by

sill; -

.......i'-"°r.‘l°.‘-2".-.‘li.‘.’i-, i'l.‘r“-.1 in..

.standing on a ladder, when a`block. 5 ““"‘° l‘°*d° “°° *°‘

_ _ ni “_ sb ‘ll .bad various meat

about twenty five pounds in g _ ¢"“e§gP9f_J_ I an I.

and decided to lr! IL I-Ill

I' day I did. I login several

and now feel U All ll’

vanished.”

leafs Barsaparllla. why. Udl

of manufactured cheese

ere was $1000 insurance on the

said to be with the Char-

wiii ne severely init by in#

many patrons ol the factory, which will be the more discouraging at

was adjourned until 7.30 p. m. peud~ 5

:ating and were witnessed by al

For this race there were three star- Beat time-2.38. _ _

ters, viz-Cherry Ripe, Happy (;,Rp]lgN }:;AU]g_ , ., __-_ I lx- .V remedie-3 tQ`°lY clellfllll- "ml mall” mt" Rlcgstions against him ‘

0 if S Linn

George, and Iona Girl. Iona won sas- park M¢dlnm_ .las Gorman

with certain selgnorfal rights, as to

° which” the Comtevde Nevers differed

ZUlI00 llBS made §_00d» mn in 1210. and wasnnr. .iinaiiyli Cutoo has made itself' indispensable to fllllsllefl "nm 1843- Ill EllElBlld lltl- ' housands who ncvcr before uscda held- :ation cnnccrnlngjand in Gloucester- ichcrciucdy. , shire to which L‘l`ales and the Barke- 3y sheer for-cc nf its mci'iI,ll l1riS0veY~ lays both laid claim holds the record ‘l come thc pi-rju'|ii-c \-:li.c`| in:-c persons with 120 years, ‘ L. `

hearlaqlrcc _rt-5 \\'crv:illl'£‘. _ _ _ (Special £0 The (}\lB.l'ill&n.)_ -V _ _ They now lin/-~-I ilwr /.uif»ol_~'<llllcrent. I_0ND0N_ Aug -s___Th-B snn,m_l_¢_,5'u M deaths from ,,Mp_suh” uptms

1., . ¢

wr!! clean

Pots e 6’ Pan-s

, “F0110 Se er. Worse still, she is

The coroner's inquest to investigate °°“5“m°l“5 111°" "Wy .Y0¢l'- Tlltl

of A "eww h,,,.,, mmm . | _year 1911 saw an enormous and quite

found Saturday morning in the bed- i _ "“l"'°°°d°llf»0\l l°BD of over 1.000.000

servut at me hom, 0|- _ gallons. Acommlsslon _appointed to

F. D. Berkeley, Westwood. mct in the ’ ` ' °l'"dY lu °"°°l" °lll"ll`°1Y C0lllil‘lll°ll city police court room at 7.30 Satur-

Do away with the old- fsshioned. srm-firing method olscraping. Old Dutch Cleanser saves you holh labor and lime. The line particles will immedi- ately loosen and remove the grease and the hard- est "burnt-in" crusfs

_ which mp. soap _powdei

and scouring liriclt only

imperfectly wear all alter ' long. hard scraping. An "afl- °round" cleanser for ever part of flis "nest-ss-l~pfn" hotles.

Strictly llyglenh

Avoid Caustrcs and

Acids '

iii

rthcr than un 'ideal hay making one. E' have all Bllsllltlltl Wlllcllls nqt abaln-`

. . h . - _

-hn spacious grounds would»not have ily i~n three straight hcats, I-_Iappy Elsiolxhfshx llgaztflldgzhxgg _:fe peg iccommodatcd the crowd lileorge, second and Cherry Ripe ,inthe manufacturers-profess tha I James Penrlergast, the Manager. is i thi,-d_ wives 0 “rel “sued wth em

4 ' _ '- Il .V BB _ this

gikilge h;i:_h;»;t___i>_ri;l;i_~_;:_y__f_<;_r=____1Z1;ic_i; w_»_c_ri____tr;.__i:_n_;._i_n____ fgggvromise, a cnet in itnnii suspic- ind for the splendid nflengvmgnt. lnre so evenly matched. It was re- ` _ ____,_____»_ .~.f’.»’...`il’°.`I'l“i..2'f.f`.“5Z'".?."”.ii”.1.‘......'ii'L`f iii?§°3..2’.§i°€i"2?."...T.‘Z.‘i*....?..“`Zi.i _ ,,,,{,*;';‘;§‘“‘,;;’,“,;;i,‘;;;;§°,‘§",3, _ zwo policemen warn on, the grounds, ,Um pnrshe, did not exam, the enact? ____ organlzfed socim __e_o__m __ d th Ke lressed ln their uniforms, and whilc.i_<.r.; to fever neat, was never B time when 'mn “re tha. racing and other amusements In every heat Iona- would hold doing more 'vahmble wgvlff, fnr ‘vga vareafun oft there was not a single third position until nearly the three i community' The _wo en. Nom e *‘l‘ll>lfl‘!“ '-ll “ "’°“El‘ l\_¢“99l”‘ "°\" ullafter pple, when one would take!!-lcalth Asdoclailon lnlral B Dual ‘nf»0Xll2Bnt9- h: the pole with casa and jog to the " ' 0 cami' "my A lfilltllle Ol U10 Zlltllcflllll Will! U19. wire, too for in the read to -;u_usc ex-

large number of ladies present. augment, '

The track is aplendldly situated, f;.3l<;FN l _:FE

overlooked the beautiful Richmond Ag w;l} \.e_ gem, hy Ly", fnrmn,-_try su Say. and considcrins its age. was in horses fnneri the wire, and it took Iery good condition. four heats to decide the monny win.. A wire fence was lllaeefl On lm'-ll iiers_ The finishes pro-.cd close and Biden Ol the Crack l1°nl‘ tllll llllllllh excltcinciit ran high. Park Medium Wlllch niiilflil the policemen in l‘0'0Dllli.' proved hlmsclf the fastest and won .he 0r0W<l ln Dlace. Thin Plan should first money, luinnc Mac second, and

--e adopted by track owners who have nui.y Remll grimy

neglected to look after this import- SUMMARY, ant finish touch to ri -:onntry rnce 2,35 CLASS

course. lonn Girl, Mt-Kinnon Drug Co

.2.35 CLASS Happy George, S. Tuomhs...

MNH

Nw)-l sonar-A

Cherry Ripe, J. P. Irving ....... ._

tor-‘ y-A Na- NH

Minnie Mac, W .Raynor.., _

Ruby ~.'lcxall, McKinnon Drug (}o,......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gold (‘-lips, R. Fitzslmmons Sweet Marlo, W. Matthewsfii Gold Cure, W, Matthews... 6

Bent time 2.59.

- 0FF‘I(`fIALEl '

Starter-Fred J. E. Wright, Bum-

merslde. ` -

Judges-Dr. Christopher, Tlgnish,

H. M. Baker, Summcrsids, Robi, Ora-

mamma Qan- ri-i"°~

ma. .nas

dr l dr

1-file. ' ' Sec’y-James Psudnrizasf.,

(Special to The Guardian.)

PARIS Aiig. il-The Neapolitan

(reno ra trial, in which the judge

_ nasljust sumnradlupfat the and of 16 ,

ea 0 months, cannot claim record for its |

long duration. The longest case on ‘ record is French and was concerned

from the town of Donzy The case' bs-

rountry has alrsfady opened, .the _f_t\"a_t 1 ittlm being a Bournemouth under-_ arllcner named Ernest Mills, who; wan stung upon the lip while at worK;.|-` n his cmployer's arden Mills died*

chlal pneumonia following blood' » poisoning caused by the sting. At.” ' the inquest tha- fury returned s verq _ dict in accordance with medical avi=.j . dance. ' _ .

The wasp 'which promtssil

to be severe ‘year as gesta 'that the belief the also ol the crop

prevalence of sects has but abundance of

rurallolk sign of an

spas-` and I

fer,Malpcquc. ' " 'rimer-soy siiiipnant, summer- `

. f

y _ _ - sioivon' __ situ-noon in spend no nur .na wich' 93|". Q

-Hts. Jamss'.'l'aylor, Bt. ' tla- Wm. and llra. Dochsrty, Victoria _

llldr and Htl-ll daughter IQQ y Cross. `

and lllas lcQnarrie, latron at ‘-the

Iutlnnary, Charlottetown, lcave_thls1

'ml the Plum ci-or

the llirtng _ we might expect this summer, not

only appeared in.nny :rest strength _ln those- Darts of_ths country which have been tha least affected by the rains of Juno and the early part of of the lll°0l_l_nt‘mont.h. In the sandy and gravelly`_ districts of Hampshire and Surrey, for instance, where in summer _even heavy rains hardly do more than damp the surface .of the soil, the wasps have already become n veritable plague. ,- - .

(Special to The Guardian.) _ PARIS. AUS- 8-France consumes

more absinthe than -all the rest of E to th

the indictment of the National Lea- gue against Alcoholism* that “angla- the is the source of madness and crime; it causes epilepsy and con. aumptlon; it makes the husband a brute, the wife a martyr, and the child a degenerate.

All. the same. there are difficulties

inthe way of the suppression of the trade ln ahainthe. The manufacturers are a Powerful corporation. and the State necelves from the sale ot' this llflllk ' $10.000i000 a year and the communes a littls_ less than $5,000,- _000. In the 'words of M. Calllaux, “a wave from the depths." ls to be fear- ed if all the ~ abslnthe drinkers of .France--chiefly recruited lrom the lower classes-a.re_to be deprived of their favorite llquor.` For these `rea- sona the_ Government has abandoned the idea org complete interdiction or the sale of abslnthe. It has been dis- covered that the principal poison ln absinthe is a vegetable substance, _tbylon, so the suggestion is that dis- tillers should have the right to pm- duce a liquid and label it ahsinthe, if need he. so long as it be free of this pernicious ingredient. Further, no Plant containing thylon shall hence- forward be used in French distiller- ics, and of these plants abslnthe or 'wormwood is the chief, From ‘ now on, then, it looks as if we should

he described as a social welfare army with ber Excellency the Canute” of _Aberdeen in command. Dntnchments are stationed all over the country. One hundred and fifty branches or battalions are engaged in attacking <llS¢BBn. poverty, misery, and dirt. Twentv thousand women are enrolled under the banner or nennn and nope and it would he difficult to estimate the value to' Ireland of these wo. mcn’s work.

Ifelbllflfhalf a dozen years ago,

was virgin soil in the sense that there was no definite philanthropic Organization for tackling the prob.

of queen wasp! ln-

-a forecasts of . what]

llthaldllding tha wholesale dastruc- tion of the fruit blossom ~ by late fronts. But so far the wasps have

"\.,,,""l‘

lt’

Go where you will, Drink whafyou will, You come back to Fry’a And nellsh It still.”

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were merely palliative. Preventive work had not been started- The ln- fant mortality and tuberculosis deathrates were appalling,

So Lady Aberdeen started babies'

clubs. and a pasteurizcd milk depot for supplying 'pute milk in Dublin. In the poorest quarters of the city, places were rented by the associa- tloa to be used as "clubs." Volun- tar helpers and trained nurses were obtgincd, and the good oflices of the ‘doctors were enlisted. Thus the pre- ventive work for' infant' mortality was organized on n professional bas- is. The association begins with the babies and ‘thc mothers in its health campaign, and rightly, too. By the education of motherhood and the pro- tection of infancy this problem can best be solver-l_

But its energies are nxtcnded in all

directions. Just lately the Child- ren's Playgrounds scheme has come into 'bcing. Derclict spaces in the silnnlest parts of'the cli.y are being 'transformed into garden play- grounds for the bafbies and the child- ren with astounding success. St. Monica.’s Playground was opened a little while ago by the Lord Lieuten- ant ;(>f Ireland, and the children of that -neighborhood have come to re- gard Lady Aberdesn aa a personal friend. 3.

The"~ne‘xt move-is to be the forma-

tion of a Boys' Camp on the sltc of Ormond Marketat present a scene 0( mouldering walls, falling masonry, crooked lamp-posts. hi-ga hcnpa of stonesptin cans and refuse of all

»camp, whore _destitute boys from crowded homes will live and sleep, going by day to their work or their schools and returning in the evening to a veritable Bo Scouts' Paradise

ramps upon the qucstions__of--_lu-venlle crime, lioollganism, ‘aad_,`_do[in_a'usn¢y is surely self-evident.

(Special to The Guardian.) _ - PARIS, Aug. s-'-A rsdinnilniiacn is

being huilt. at Paris, and will be for. mally opened by the Mlnlnter qif;l-‘.u_h- lic Instruction 'in` October of next year. _

The palace _will ~ c_oat;$$t,l,000- mi

build, and will' consist of three Smal

pnvllions joined together.

One will be a radium laboratory. la which Mme. cnrin win expbrinibnti. Another will he long to the Pasteur Institute for experimental purposes; while tho third, which is to he 'be- tween the other two, ls being built as a great safe.,-:with walls of---toad, anil every possible precaution agaitpil-,i hurglary._ » » '- ' ln this pavilion there will never _be less than several hundreds of thous-‘ ands of pounds' worth of radlum stored, and there may often be much

more,

(Canadian Press.) _

'l`Ol`t()N'l`O, Aug. 8-Tho I‘0]lu| Commission investigation concerning the actions of Police Inspector _Wal- ter Duncan, in connection with m`at'~ ters arising out ol the failure of -the' Farmers' Bank, will Proceed there-

klnfln- llH'flY"Aherdcen has secured it

lcms of tuberculosis, infant mor-tall~ tv. and public health An

nt a nominal rcnt. lt is to be cn-

siiniption of sittings of Str. William' Mcrrith and before _lnvestlgat_lon». by- the Attorney General of serious al-

"sleepless squad.

|t'a s Bail Practice to load

iscuous variety of rich. indigestible food at night because it

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NUTS and _CREATID is___;_o_;1_ee_~f______f;i__;i-_=_r___(__r__}? _a is o GRAPE

- - Sure_y0u__never`l' did or you -wouldult train--Witli;" thc.¢=.

up the stomach wltha pi-on§ N°

Llllllz awake nights makes it hard -

ooon Nici-ir's scams, 1 ' Medicine .so ‘B_encflcial- to Brain

and Nerves. I

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The cflect of a .multiplication of auch '

“tastes” good. _

Stftngtll llfllottt lltllli is a requirement of an ideal food

for the last bite before going to bed. The food that is concentrated

so that s sufficient amount for all purposes will not dislend the

stomach; the food thatis practically pregligeeted so that organs can, without undue effort, absorb it wholl»y;' the food that con. tains the tissue 'repairing and energy-nraki ng elements from clam

fleld,gral_n_s_ -that contain the phosphate of potash`_w`hicl1 combines, by vital process, with A_lbfum to repair the grsynmaiter in brain and nerve centres thsl’s ` 4

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in Boscosxhe Hospital from bron- - ' . -

A Grape-Nuts

Try a Dish. . . . about four heapln t poonf i |

and s-little sugsrifdeaired, eaten slowlygbeefdm ratllllig ,$5-rpllftzl hungry. and note how well you sleep s`nd`llfo_w fresh yqq fe-,| in _ the morning. _` '__,~.

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to keep awakeand do things ln. day time. 'rn tnire'-rtonics nnd"¢tifnn- _ lants" under such -circumstances _lp ;~_ Uk” Hfllllllg the house on llre to ‘sea ll ll'->\l can put it out.=' - _ _, fx The right kind of fdod promotes re-I-» ll"1`9llllllZ sleep at night and a wld`e~' .-

awake individual durlngthe day.,-`l._.‘f<f|=

A lady changedfrom har' old` way-` "

0| fletlns. to Gra e=Nnts~ a ls : '

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"For about three ,ycdns Iq'h'aif`lJ;eli-‘ll

a-great sufferer from dndigeetion, A( .'

the doctor would ,ssk~.~'rne..m54;l5p' Eiil _ potatoes, then meat. sll'd"s_o`,on, but in n few days that rr'avlng,"gnawliig ' feeling would start up, an_d__1 would

V0ll1lt cvnrythlng I ate-and dl'ank'. "When I started on Grape-Nuts, Vomll-'"8 Stopped. and the _-bloatlngi leellng which was an dlagmlalng pi..

tel' fl'Ylng,sever'al»._lt1nda of`,»m icfnc.-11%

"Mr mother was very much both-

ered with diarrhea before commotio-

lbllcared entirely. _

ln: the Grape-Nuts har ` stomach was so weak' sh!;”:o‘\i.lll \'lot___ lllsost her food. Since .uslngdraps-» Nuts she la well. and aayhisha dart ._ think she could live without lt. A

"It is-a-creat brain- rector-ar, smt-

nerre builder., (or .I sa' snnnn and undisturbed ait¢‘s'sv3jgr.' _ oi Grape-Nuts as in the-“old” ya" when I could- not realise what_ they

no medicine so` beliallclll "to alvsi '- ann in-sin as s gona-nigi.t~.._|u'.,,’i

_a_s you snloy _altar ea.tiiig'£lra'pa».

count .paws

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