ioiiiffiiii Will RHEllMliiSM

Tim. She Took "FRUlT-A-TIVIZS’ And Hu Been \V».-ll Ever Sinco

Eastern " lluardian

HEQHQP from Holman‘: catalog

..-euv voon onv eoooe and Clothing l1 was a uunooclcs Ltd., and save money

..'0lLOLO'l'H MATS. to g0 u“. 1101' your stove, three sizes, $1.00, $1.50 and $3.00 sash. Men's heuvy winter caps one dollar each, at ives 8t Murdock Ltd.

..‘MEN'8 HEAVY DOUBLE breasted winter ulsters. at $16.50, lloys Winter Uisters at $7.75. La.

dies’ all wool Slivertone Coats. winter weight. new models, for $24.50. Get your winter under

wear, while our sizes lves & Murdock Ltd. _ -<--4-0>_-_._

POLLOOK

ale complete.

The 110110011. captured BXHEDSWB-

men. Mons with cod and haddock, t! for unaccountable reasons, not l10l>uiar as a fresh commodity. it is closely ailird to the true not; is of fine flavor. and may be readily 111111 cheaply procured in our Cana- 1111111 milrkelii. especially during the month-er of June. July, August ant; Mltternber. One authority. ondetlw ‘"1118 l0 1001110 a reason for the ap- parent deep-rooted prejudice, con- siders it due largely to the “c; that the pollock destroys better fishes. it is true that the pollock ltoilcck is very destructive m the young cod. surrounding the schools ""11 0111/1118 the fit-"h to the sur- facelwhere they fail a prey to the Wlhrailous -p11‘1|ot"rs attacking be low and hundreds of sea gulls uihich with rlutunlshing veracity and precision pounce upon them 110m above. But this cannibalistic tendency is not confined to the pol- lock alone. it is a trait of many of

MIDI" ‘LOIY

Perm: Juumos, N.B., Jan. 22fld,_l.»-'U

“For many yours, l was a great aufferer from India t‘ , Cnrufipulioll and Rheumatism 111)’ Stomach Wild tweak and gave mo constant distress, willie Rheumatism in myjointsrnado me almost a cripple. was treated by two different doctors but their medi- cinE did me no good.

m‘... 1 mad “Fmiba-lirla” and at once that fruit medicine helped me. Soon the Constipation and lndigos, tion were relieved and the Rheuma- tism began to go away, lull in n few months entirely disappeared. For liulwt jycnrs now, my hen/lb has been first chm, and l attribute it to ille use

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Phtcltizlg‘ Sinai! Tube Leaks

Lowe Holes Ant 'l‘i".."x .

NNFR ‘FTTBFZS leaks are ren . ‘ucaforl of the and run its sorln 150-190 by the hissing

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out IlII/lxuufl Require iuiwrltzr-l 0n Putt-hoe

T 1'"? "P1011 Piturlured or olh-"ulse rave small

-.' the ‘nail, as follows: lot known. i-iticte tilt- tube until quit-a lllard llfiPYlfl don‘ to ouch cor. -lmd l". makes.

if the enact

to locate the point of lf this is no’. successful, moisten

1111' Whole tube or hold it under water/end watch for ti-o point that shows

bubbles. Remember that liter» replace the valve inside.

the leak with gasoline on emery cloth or sandpaper. its cemented aide with‘ guoiir. from it. A more nail puncture inches in diameter.

a clean

the hole-Aha tube being ‘it'd llat tandem-and roll the patch in a or other cylindrical object.

GEN PLRIIUR QUITE GEN ERATING

H. G. M.’ wrltej: Recently, the

generator of m3’ Ford car nus filiLed to deliver current at any epecu and l cannot ,he1r the hum that it makes when it ll working properly. in there anything tltnt l (an do I0 put it back into (‘Ommiilnlflll 0'1 should l lake it to the service sin- liou? Jult before the generator lllifllled worklnz. I drove the cur for several mllel on battery lilnu-ad of on magneto. Could this have iiulured the generator?

Hlturwcr: Running on butler" . ouid not injure the generator. 1'0:- vnll test the lolleraiol‘ as loliows Remove the wire leading from .1. terminal and, with the engine. run- ning at a. fair rate of spoed. ‘itllort-

11‘1\.\' be more than one leak. tube, mark the leek remove the mlva- inside, mll

of"Fruii.-a-tives” which l tale regu

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Elegantly furnished, ‘rooms with bathe.

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oop-ooooo-o-Qoowbbbbot-QOQ-Of ozzs. The eggs are. of course. very

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TORONTO ln Centre of Shoppln and Business Distric 25o Rooms 1m with Privcie sum EUROPEAN PLAN . muuv ruourson. can. nan. '

Eye-Glasses From

$2.00 to $10.00 i,

From East Point to Cape Bear is a big territory, yet right acrou this space

Parkman Supplies the Big Majority 0f Eye-Glasses y

‘Simply because PARK- MAN'5 EVE-GLASSES are the FINEST PROOURAILE, 1 and he u the outv ennui UATE OPTICIAN (ltfflld- cnco courses.)

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, Mrs. (‘LARA SLOAT , 50o a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25d‘ At dealers or sent posfpaid by Fruit.

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Optomctrlet Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted Montague, P. E. I.

Graduate In Olllltm"?! Toronto 0011050

Exclusive ‘rut loom 6on-

noelcd with Drug Item

1

‘dant about Putin Found, but

circuit between the terminal and the ltenerutor casing with a pair of pliers or other piece oi’ nlolul. lf a spark results. the generator is all

our sen fishes. t Pollock. sometimes known as the coal fish cr zreen cod, l5 common northward on both shores of the Atlantic. lt is caught abun 11111i11y on our north Atlantic ibanks. and also along our (tanati Ian c0a=t where inshore fishermen capture it 1110111: with coi and had- dock. Frequently the pouock come close in shore and become ensnar- e11 in ftPts fixed for herring and Oil"? fishes. .lt ranges as far south as France on the European coast and (‘ape Cod. or even New York on the American side.

it reaches a ienlrth of more than

nrut and the lurk o! charging cur- r~nt may be duo to the failure or‘ xiie cut-out lo act or to a loose]

~ . ll th - _ -, . three feel 111111 11 wriizht of twonly- (11:11 cillmmgtesedxdlealhzhvhtéag. five pounds or more. it is exceeti- in the charging circuit. H no.

iniziv p-rorlvictlve, According to an eminent authority a fish three feet. three and a half inches 1on2. woirhinz t-wenty-tilrcc and a- half pounds. cPntaint-d . ilpproilimatcly 4.030.000 elrizs, and one thirteen pounds produced about 2.570.000

>' lurk-is zivon by tile IGHQHHO!“ it‘

118130 that its-brushes make \- nnor contact and tho (‘Ollllfllltllllri Qrouid‘ besandpapcred. if it in not tmooth and clean. and the. brushes tnqpeetod to see that they b ar twoocrly. llonletimes, closing the- "lif-‘outmontvts. when the engine is running, will start a dead [eu- and arc prndtlced r-talor into HPHOII.

in such

tremenduous quantities in order to ~ <>- - provide. for enormous destruction DISCOIJRAGINI; CARBON by predatorv fishes. anlLguarnntc-e - ‘ FQRMATION

adequate continuation of the spec- ies. lt_ obviouslv is not the intent- ion of nature that all or lne ezgs shoal" mature. The ozgsnre buoy‘ nnt. floating at t.lle__suufacc whrre they hatch in five ni- slx days. The noiiock is darker. iban I111! —=- food and more dustrous‘ and thelnw- 111111 lhatJ-lwtflfillfiwl

T. M. illwrlltoo: limve been told ‘lillf if,‘ when through using my .

r. (Ii/mph in "ti: r/l-umw. sglnrr pr;- - tlvti

antipathy to

- ,smaiior barbeil- at the tip. There the fresh ‘Pollock is 111171101)‘ 118801;‘ .1 ter lilw l5 mcrre. extended. with ‘if!

p fated with the namennd not with good deal of similarity between 11-! 11111919111 Qualities. 3.01118 11111111115 the trim pollock and ‘the whiting. 080 P011001: ‘were 1110118111 11110 >11 g0 common Qnjlie British coaslffwo 13811111211 Canadian’ city and offered (glogfly minted gpt-cleg of polloclt for sale. ‘The demand Wfls llisfllllr- are found in Pacific waters. The 111M051)’ 81111111wb11l 11 10W 1111.18 1111131 iinskn noliock is found ln Ylohrin~ ""‘ "" "'1l‘"P‘"1 11011191‘ 000F011 1110 Se“ a d W,- fa.» Smith us gm“, [l same fishfor sale as "Boston blue~ nWllliS near the surface and fur-Wifih." On the first occasion ill“. nlshcs lilc main item in the diet llrice was six cents and sllbsfllillcnt- of the fur seal. ln tho walers m 1y as"‘bluel'ish" it was otiferetl for m, Wanudlgfl pactqc talcum] w. sixteen cents. The "biuefisil was wall-eyed pollook. it ls quite abun- extremely annular and the stock t5 was soon sold out. The writer tines m,» "shad commer¢la|1y_ not intend to Justify the business As a game fish the true poliock 1110111111)’ 0f 11110 11000011011. b111- 11 m. Atlantic Pollock has not been alillstrntes clearly that the aver ruiiv apreciated. in sometlocaiitles slon tr- P0110011 1B 1101 11 88111111111‘ it in h voracious dish. taklnz the one. incidentally it proves once llnctit freelv and filrhting viciously. 11211111 that BB1‘1111111'1111d the rifihl in Massachusetts Bay great. num: 0011091111011 01 111101311 111111119- All!’ he“ are puughf with a gurfpre method used ilrpreparing cod for bulb-but larger fish .-nlust- be the table maybe employed with the swam at the bottom pollock with equally good results Those who sat pollock fresh eS-l T119 01110131 P91111113 1°‘ the 3'9“ teem it highly. The limited exper- '11": 111115-‘15501; tlhzigto; 111111-0911 P1111" , . 1 I adcunvlnccg 04' cac o - , 2~cw s. on," |.('n(._e m_o_____wrlter.___-__hua h 16.4199 cwts. were used lfresh. Thr value of the total catch was $428 460 and the quantity cnnaumrd ‘fresh 65.808. The great bulk of tht fish was dried or 810011 81111011 Eighty-five thousand cwts, wer- thus treated. valued at consider-ab 1y more than life a million dollars

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A reliable vesulnlnl out for Wo- men. Restore! bncitb. maintains

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-i<->>-——— ANO YHER LIBERAL WITH- DRAWS

WiNNlPEG. November t-r: l). ilenry, Liberal candidate. in Marquetttm has withdrawn. it was learned here today. This leave Hon. T. A. Crerar, Progressive an. General H. M; Dyer. Governmtn. '."i_1'"_£*2!d-___'_____-_

VICTOR 00VLE "'""\_.'-' ‘

MUTT AND JEFF‘- fm bttrll» t-W- u- z no sAY tr» Mvsecc! Helm t1‘ is Atmtr one tycoons Mb The Boys AR! STILL tlmws "rue time 0F TNflR Li"?! AT ‘me PlhNc‘. I'M was nest?!

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WHATW

.at this point audtn wire will havt

‘Ullfi-Iflflill of gmwrrzl infcrrrf fn

1.‘, enclose .11 blufdre-ssetf, slot-tor! énrriope. ‘.

ling Vancouver Monday night ovoi- niiie cast of llelltlef and Engineer Rileaunle and ‘Fireman Thompson both of Jaspep were killed. _ "

occurred is seven miles west Jasper in a_ rocky country,

Cameron. assistant general mantle» er, said that noone else silstulnci lnlury and that little roilink stock or track was sustain ad, He declared that would be caused little delay.

iy long"oil"e.-'lell here Monday nigh! and carrletl both Canadian Paci i- llbilwaynnd Canadian Railway passengers from Vancol. ver in be transferred further along break. -

YOIU Ho» mvlrec THGM w am wtTtl us rapist-if Mm

Bel: m me House!

Dry the out all the air and

Clean the rubber for a liherni distance crnulld

cloth or waste and roughen it Ivitb

Teize a prepared tube patch and moisten .1. tflfer removing the protecting c1021! ml“. no‘ require n patch more than 1%

When th y, l, _ - _ shown by touching n with I nlpt-“nci-Elufigr‘ econlcs decidedly ‘IHGKY. l!

place the patch centrally over

on a board or over one of t e car

ll dlreetions. with l screwdriver handle Test the lube for tightness before using it.

|car for the dnv. l drop a. table- isllnonful of carbon oil into each ‘Cvilnder. through the spark-plug 01.116 and leave .lt there over night, -111.\' fltlrhonfdcuonltq ‘that are prod: ant will be blown out through the exhaust when l stunt the engine. is tllis n met? " r w" .

we are not sure what

.LII3I"\"'; you refer to as carbon oil, but near-

1.v every motor cor manufacturer reconlnlnnds theltipe of kerosene, in the manner whiz-h you describe. to loosen the deposits and thul put off the necessity of scraping‘ or" burn- ing out the rmrbon. A mixture of kerosene and alcohol ll sometime-l used in this way and the ‘proprio- lirj: urban; removers can be ap- plied in this manner. ' No doubt the practice is worth while follow- irig. but our experience ll that, in the end. scraplnir or burning out has to be resorted ta. ._. - ..

conzwrrnzo TAIL Alvn comm LAMPS IN SERIES

"Y. M. J. vnjitcp: The tuti and cowl lampsof my car are on lep- arate circuits, but 1 want to ll‘- Plhse them in thr- samo circuit so that. if tho tail lamp goes out, I shall know of it"b,\' the flilure of the cowl lnmv to burn. How can l make this ctiange? ‘ Answer: "Von wilklrnv- t» ~- connect so tnat tht-‘snme (‘tlrxqyll 59w‘ ihrolldh bo-tll [whips ill u-J-clts and. instead of uqlnz 6-8 volt lamps. use lamps ofllgl! mo‘ ‘.011. Mo. viz. 8-4 r0 ts. and of the sunli- "nndia xvowen m.» tail lamp fitting W111 have to be thanked so thni there shall he hog-round connection

to b1- run bnvkJrom the tail iaml to the ill-e sldeof the cowl lamp: o

Hm m-nfnrisiftrill or utis-li-griytl 1,- " "tin-.- 11 oh umnrtiinle a/uarer i,

“ran cnilllutrrrirowu GUARDIAN

t t1

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l.l\‘r21ll‘Oi)L. Nov 4‘(il!Ul'_L§'l ‘Harvey. United ‘Slates Ambassador to Great Brita/in told an audience in the Liverpool Chambers of Com mcrce last night that. it is futile to hope tllal, Llniied ‘States, 8S lord Derby ilaa recently been suggest 4 in): may some day be merged in a definite alliance with Great Bri- lain and France This slatenleni

was mnrln as a dlgressiol from the address on Economics sud in

dnslrlai situation which the llnlt ed States Ambassador attacked vs Comniunisln and 31013171111 1rd ~i fended the principle oi t'le ivudivid uaiism.

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rqac>~~ _ Mlnnnlh Llullnrnt for llunlrull

» a A<QI>-—~-% PLEASANT suarmsss

0n Oct. if». .\ii;'s Elllei Foley was waited upon by her follow VIOPKBI; of tile firm of Rogers & (10.. Albor. tun. and tr do fill a farewell word.

' .., willohwas read my Mr. J. i; f‘. Hunter, was acconr Ildsecondslater-thesamc panied by a beautiful onyx llea.| car accelerated toa speed

of 55 miles an houri This test conclusively proves _ the remarkable flexibility

of the Bic-Six.

pct ring. Mil-ls Foley has been an employee of ltcbcrs 8t Co., for a considerable time and her tru~t- worth‘. and capable CllLlFHUl8TlSl1lf~ a2‘- wcil ;i., ilfQl‘ pruprLly of lliilJliUi‘ have endeared her to all who know her. -

lfoiiolving is the address: - '

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‘Built in Canada"

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The test shown by these illustrations was actually made with a Studehake " Bio-Six. To the left the Bin Slxissbowtl 6191111118 smoothly in high 315111‘ l‘.

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Dear Miss 1"olcy,~-it is with keen regret that we. your fellow- workers in the establishment of lingers and Co, l.td.. have learned o.“ yfiill‘ decision lo separate your- sclf from us and to leave this fair island for a time.

Luring tilayear in which you ilnvc made your home in Aiberton your circumspect walk.-_vour lfiflllly

stuile and your cheerful helpful- nrss in all that has been for the good of ollr town have won you

lltz=t~= of real friends who will join"

in ullr rezret at your departure. You vriii be greatly missed. not only by us, your fcliowemplnyrea. tut h,- tllo social circle wilicil you ‘lave graced, by" your C1lill‘lfll, your family and your many tiutslilc friends.

We bid you God-spend. ate hope to hmr from time to tiulo ‘that the Fnres have fallen ' to you in pleasant piaccs-‘and that you are

Wosperily. and happiness itryollr elv home. With tho. little gift vilich we now make you we task

"ou to accept our very best wish- "s

Your sincere friends: ilarriel l1‘. Delaney. liiicr. Constance R.‘ llunicly. ‘crtrle L. llernardflliilcrt Gallant.

‘,1 HITS ROCK

"rwo l ILLFD wuss muff".

vaNtlouvl-Jliarfkri. Nov. '4.»- Eastbountl train ‘Nos-Z. while iqav

N. R. struck it rock slide out.

Tile point. where the accident. of 1i

J.

- Jlalntlge 1.;

rwwrnge"

- The train which was an unusu- I

Nations‘

at [iflllllm ' the line beyond the

OiOfih-OflO-OrmbObOO-O-O-Q-Q-OJ

1 Say "MERRY. XMAS”

With a Photograph av

BAYER .

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5Q A ctaaclous lunar, MUTT, 1. BuT at’ cewtr seub Them Away new! NQLP M: BRING uP A i116 OF MY I HOM£~BR€tm

I bachelor.

when l marry." he said.

“'7. 11E FF .

".- l-J. l! Hunter. C. ll. Hunter. Fred lard)’. and J. G. Baker.

, Altai: on October 17th. , a few ‘ultimate friends of Aiberton _aml

lcinitlfgzivc Miss Foley a surprise ~t her heme in Klitlarc. An address ~vas road her by Miss ilugiles of llberton High School and tile 'l‘€S('.l'lf.li.l.i(1Il of a folding Kodak Wilde her by bliss Gillis of Mont- "JSP- -- ~ '_

Pollowinz is the address:

near Ethel, we your. friends. feel ‘hat we tutnnot see you go awav wothout in some way expressing- “ you our appreciation oi what "'1 ill‘? l’! U5.

‘ r~~ri~i your noing. We are titut w ‘l sore fit to leave its. '>"t on - v ferret roll will ever be

"Tlf“.lif\"i'i"'1. for you have ltlways

" u a nuorl svmri l-Ithel. ready to

""1 our activities-J You g0 with

‘ “=- ‘1. W1S1IPS for success.

"Ye trust your future will he more “ m --<-u hone for. and we ask you -v "hmrlimcs think of us.

11'0"’? yr-u art-cpl this little gift is a iN-rn of ou" estrem and love and please use it sometimes to keep irt tout-h willl us.

Your sincere friends.

bliss Fclcy although altogether aken h. surprise "H4119 a fittintz "eplv to lmth_ thanking her friends

‘°lIl1I‘."11f1'! thom that there was 1nd would he. for .-ii future u} warm spot In her heart for old Aillerion. -

Just Like That. ‘

A pretty girl was dancing with a

"There will be many and hot-iris

‘How many are you going to

marry?“ silo asked.-Answern.

. - ‘*6 lttAua A Few stlors 0N ‘tool!

tlosneevs’.

enjoying-a full measure of llGlILLlLI

Bertha (11

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1111.111!) chap that 13-111 1111111 "iibmh? now l got l: in the llfiltlli I'm the champ that bought p-iiat- 095 at, adolltlr ten a 110F111 .i indulged in rumP 01 $111111". ‘"5 . at ninety cenia a 110111111- And l paid a haitf s dollar ior the bottom round.

l blew in about three dollars for a simple cotton sllcct.

Ami l have paid eighteen-fifty jus‘ ‘tn decorate my fcct;

1 recall 1 had to tilt: up sevi-ll tlul~ lat-s fcr a hat

And l\paid tho din-uni 1111i 111i1111"1' forty dollars for the 11111!

[we had monov. sends of lllllll"). and l tell you it semuwi good.