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so the pojzolylcoiloo oi milk -is s ~.,;lcl1 discussed question in many gyms and cities oi Canada at the

fsent time}. the iollowing article en from the New York Produce - ew is timely. and may prove in- pstlng to our people.—Secretary. anal Dairy Council of Canada

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QPl-clualcc still exists in the minds l. great numbers oi highly intellig-

They maintain that it renders - ‘ 51th giving qualities. Opinions of

nature are not based on scienti- iects but~usuelly on the theory

__Ta.t—milkvlsia—naltilralfiodd—ildd therefore, needs no processing to make it more valuable for human consumption. Scientists, however, are in quite general accord that from a ‘purely physical standpoint proper pasteurization renders milk more eas- ily digested and of greater general benefit to the human race.

But pasteurization would not be es- sential were there not hidden-dang- ers lurking in milk. Composed as it is, it is the one natural medium for all varieties and types of germs. in this category is included not only bacteria that apparently are harmless but those which produce the great majority oi diseases that are common to the human race. Not the least of these is the tuberculosis germ, to

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which thciilry"ammdTfiéTlficfillilc hToppgr. and from which it may gain access cnt that those' who give the matter to milk, which has wrought so much ‘lhe deepest thought andvstudy ore havoc among those exposed to it. In Lin; most emphatic advocates oi milk addition, epidemics oi typhoid fever. pasteurization. y diphtheria and numerous other dis- in spite oi all that has been said eases have been traced directly to a 1nd written regarding the pathogen- milk supply that in some manner has ic dangers that may exist in milk. oecome contaminated. pasteurization ordinances The large city invariably protects iznown to many oi our relativelylorge its milk supply. This it does bcgin- rlties. This Ls even more true oi hun- ning at the source, the farm, and dreds of smaller cities and towns. In continuing through until the indiv- these, any individual who so desires idual bottle is ready for delivery. It can peddle milk from house to house is a most noticeable facl; that even without fear oi interference from those who require milk from tuber- municipal authorities. This is why culin tested herds also insist that the in many cilies the numlkr o! milk milk be pasteurized. Exception may distributors exceed those to be iound be taken to this in that. pasieuriza- in cities oi many times as many in-

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‘ Blue Rlbboo Mayonnaise, m Oz. 28c

Floo Rlbbob Sandwich Spread, m Oz. 32c

El-lIllD ills greatness of every msn ls tho spiritual influence oi a good Mother, tho guiding light of the home. All honor to her, not only on this day dedicated to her praise-lay l2ih-bui

tion is not prescribed for milk from habitants. A condition oi this nat- - . ure can be classified only as a case of criminal negligence.

To May

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Pilccs Effective May11th

A milk pasteurization ordinance is essential to the welfare oi every fllllflicipfillty whether large or smdll. It is only humane that the health of growing children should be protect- ed m this manner. whllb this might iWOTk a hardship to many smell ye- l ailers oi milk and require readjust- {ucnts in handling the milk supply >1 a considerable number oi cities,

would be productive .0! material ‘rncilciai results. Not the least oi APSE would be the elimination‘ oi’ ulony milk peddlers whose Ideas o1 panitation make them utterly unfit E10 handle any product that is con- fumed by the general public."

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JAMES WENDELL MURLEY H. P. Sauce . . . . . . .

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" dill , Murley, son oi Silas and Mrs. , Murley oi Argyle Shore. He was born 9n September 8th 1913. and Passed

English Breakfast Tea, 1 LL. 80c

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It may appear as if this article had been given, by mistake, a May date rol- publication instead oi one m September. Just now, most people ore likely thinking of the‘ close of school, or promotions and summer vacations. It is however, ‘time (or thought, particularly concerning the children who will be starting to at- tend school for the first time this autumn.

Whenever and wherever a group oi children are examined upon ent/er- ing school, quite a high percentage oi them are found to require medical care. They are not ill, but they have what are generally called detects. These detects may be diseased teeth o1- tonsils, sdenoids or some similar con- dition. Such defects do not make the child ill in the ordinary sense oi the word. They are, however, a serious handicap to the child; they constitute an additional burden which drains the child's reserve. No parent would deliberately do anything to interiere with his child's physical or mental development, yet the parent who does not have his child's detects treated is not allowing the child o. ieir chance. '

Now is the time to have the child who has not as yet attended school examined, and, ii he is found to have defects, -to have them treated. By having this done now, the child will have thcsurnmer in which to build up his health. s0 that he may start to school this fall properLv prepared to secure me greatest benefit irom his school attendance.

We have stated that defects do not cause the child to be ill. This does not mean that defects ore not a serious menace; may nre- Tile dam-

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fllvfll’ on April 20th, 1929. Although his sojourn here was brief, he made zrany friends, and Won the respect und affection oi old and young. Only . short time ago he was as perfect l tyne or boyhood as one could iind " Where. We admired his well - JODEd body, his clear counten- IIHCC, and his bright intellect,» and would predict for him along and brilliant future. Little we know, in arch meditations, the disposition; or Divine Providence, for 110w we must ‘bow to the loss hcrc and r.'(.\"l! corlllolw ‘in the message (hit tells oi eternal ylifc, In the lllystery of God's purpose

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Mich No Bu", 8 B", 25c 31.4: vlas called home. Wendell was ._.____i ‘ llwsys a devout boy and during h]; (ill Dutch 010"!"- 3 T3: lilincss recievcd great comfort irsm

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511:9 if"! mnwbcny “"215: ones, but failed to stay the also“; ' which so strangely but surely upped “um, r- _ Marmalade, 1e his life. We must not soy. however, 0s. Bottle .. .. 20o that the sympathy and prgyofl ¢

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" Mm“ z 1"" 11;‘: the greet comfort oi his love m

Christ and in him our loved ones are safe. Besides his parents there are left two he?! brothers, Archie, at home, and ‘Parlor. in Oflnbridge, Moss, also one hull sister, Mrs. John Stewart oi’ Regina, Salk.

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April 22nd, to the cemetery st Argyle Shore. His Psalm. Rev. lien tho- Douxsli was absent in Cambridge at the time, and the services were conducted b! Rev. m. Msowoihr og the Baptist Ohoroh. who "spoke words of truth and comfort to the

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ago done by defects is not, as a. rule seen until adult lite. A large atr- centage n! heart disease, oi kidney disease and other diseases oi middle life are duo to neglect oi diseased teeth, tonsils and other such PIP“ where there ll ‘ faction; that is. liv- lng germs,

The early proper treatment oi de- iccts is our clue! hone o! dwell- ing those. diseases which now take a hcavy toll at middleage.

Questions, concerning Health, ad- dressed to the Canadian Medical As- sociation, 184 College 5t, ‘Toronto, will be answered personally by Gor- rcspondeneo.

Missionary Writes “Best Seller ”

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LONDON, May 9.—“‘I am not living in o tool's paradise. I know that the till h" '10 °°'.ln°-" .

This woo the answer of the most iemolls missionary worklao in mole when asked wiucnel- he thouoht he could oiieotively- spread the power oi Christianity in India. The missions?! was Dr. I. Stanley Jones, author o "The Ohrist oi the Indian flood," which, liter the Bible. is the religi- ous "boot-seller" oi today. It hll gone throlllh I’! editions, and is trlnslnted into 14 lllllllllil. includ- ing Arable and comm. The methods adopted b! Pr. Jones includes our. ousting o school with his wire tor o» odeoottm o! 1B0 low-colts Indian

Qhrlotlan presidents, and intimate mind-title llluimaool at goon

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children. holding meetings with non-_

Stock Quotations

nALyAx. May lm-Quotatlons} lliurnished by Johnston and Ward; , iVICmbB a Montreal Stock Exchange. l l l

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new Yon}: EXCHANGE

Am. Bosch Magneto Co. . . . l- .. 691.3 Anaconda Copper Min. Co. 131v, N. Y. Con. dz l-Iud Rv., It. R. 182‘. Con. Gas‘ C0. (N. Y.) . . . . . . . . 1177b l-Iud. Motor Car (h. 901,, Internatl. Paper C.’ . . . . .. .. 53"; Standard Oil of N. J. . . . . . . . .. 5I7s ‘tending Co. . . . . ............... i083. Southern Pac. . 12811 Union Poe. Ry. . 217-‘. U. S. Industrial Alcohol Co . 166-‘

Westinghouse Elec. . . . . . . . . . . .

Bank flcntrcai .. Bank Nova Scotia

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. MAY‘ 11; 1929 -

Don's‘ MAKE THIS MISTAKE

Mm men Insane

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us» olrrlcl uAus-Azncng

I. W. BENTLEY, Manage: [or Prince Edward Island

Dalton and Eldred Arsensult. Al“, hearing the evidence and argument; oi Counsel lfls Honour found m; accused guilty and will deliver sen. tence this morning at nine-thirty This is one oi the cases recently sen- up for trial by Stipendisry wym Another prisoner, Herbert McDonoll-l sent up ior trial by the Stipendlarl in connection with the recent robber; irom Mr. J. M. Noonans store or Water Street, also appeared beiorq Judze Inman and elected to be trier at the June Term oi the Supreml Court.—S.

WESTERN GUARDIAN —LAST TO G0 AND FIRST T0 RETURN-The schooner Maud Wes-

ton, Captain Weston, which was the last to lcnve Summersido at the

beginning oi‘ inst winter, sustained her

reputation by being again also the

first to arrive witha cargo. She dock-

ed at Reed's Wharf on Wednesday

evening with a lull lcad oi lumber for Messrs M. T. Scflurman and 00.,

for whom she will be carrying lumberi until the close oi‘ lluligution-S.

—FIRST AND LAST FERTILIZER‘ BOAT-The S. S. Songs arrived at? Sumlncrside from Baltimore early on l Thursday morning and, piloted by —MY- “"0111 UIUTSQY. Slimmer- Captain Sampson Grady, docked avfild!» 199-"! "ll-l M01111!!! (or 'I‘ruro, the Railway Whari’, where she is now N- 5-. on business. unloading a cargo of over iive thous- -___ and tons oi fertilizer I01‘ the P. E. ls- “n “ “M4” °‘ "m Kins! Coll- land Potato Growers‘ Association. A e3“ 5mm“ A-“ilclluml- held thll strong force of men are at work and week» M“ n“! M°°"- 5°“ 01 C8D? the work is proceeding rapidly. When‘ and M“ Mm" °1 sllmmflllde Wei her cargo is discharged, the Songs‘ “Pmlmed '- mi-‘mml’ °l m! Executive {will proceed to Miramlchi River to; “s- load lulnbcr for the United States.’ -i——

This is the iirst vessel to arrive at, —~Klng‘s College, l-ialliax, close: Summersldc with iertilizcr and, it is~ on Thursday. At the 11 o'clock serl stated, will hc the lust to come here‘ vice on Sunder in the college chapel this yeon-S. Rev. Charles De Woli White, con q Archdeacon and Mrs. White, oi Sum vmerside, preached‘ the Baccalaureate ' sermon to the graduating class-s

PERSONALS

-PRISONERS‘ NOW 0N THE ,l ROAD-The prisoners in the Prince

l County Jail are now oii strike, aitel" ; being sience Monday confined in sep- larate cclis on n hard-tack diet and l strict prison discipline in consequence _oi their rebellion against the attempt why l‘ bmfl‘ ‘m rhymm “m of the law officers of the Provlnciai' ‘hank?’

Gol-el-nlnont to induce them to get, Wm W“ m“ m. why w‘ true

out on the road with pick and shovel‘ w’ “y “WI but “kWh ‘aw’;

and do a little ior their living. roul- or’ And "l" “M” °1 I "tr"

them caved in on Thursday and “b. Cannot cap his 'horse' with ‘worse? mined lo the ordeal and on "lay: ‘Beard sounds not the some sl morning the whole gang 111mm o“; 'hcard‘;

and are now quite teachable and do? ‘Cord’ is diiierent from ‘word’;

'11s (N119 B Cfeditflblfi lob on thel ‘Cow’ is ‘cow’ but ‘low’ is 'iow‘.

ODDITIES OF ENGLISH

"when the English tongue we spear

u a steel _ ‘ _ _ _ ' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ is "ends outside the town under an out- ‘Shoe’ ls never rhymed with 'fce'. . j “W” Emmi-we rub-la oi 'hose' and ‘dose’ and dose" MONIREAL STOCK EXCHANGE i —COUNTY CzljtTATPUlCfllll-L All: k0’ igooseI-hlnd ti“ tr hermit: ; Tno ‘com‘on'm’ Abitibi ..... ...... 431'. 1'4"!“ “dmmmd 0mm!’ CW" t‘ ‘bomb’: Atlantic ReiimCo. 11 lmn Hm “'85 "smiled 0n May no. 113011‘ one ‘roll’; and ‘home’ N" Industrial Alcohol . . s41: ljlxdge Inman presiding‘ Th’ PM‘ ‘some,’ Montreal Power _ m5 i Si“! @858 was an action oi trovcn} And m,” ‘pay’ is rhymed with 'sa.v' Natl. Breweries .. 135".» FkLTY "ersus Murilhy. It appears that why not paid’ with ‘sold: I prey? Brompton 45h. 55k s“ i?‘ bobsmghs belonging w We have ‘blood’ and ‘food’ an: 2:;- - 2* .222: 1:5: ".:.:.:*:.:::":.; l Shawméan ' 7g 251cm“ dflendant and more w“ ‘Mouldéoilsdlnot pronounced ilk» Can. Steamship Co. . . coll, 134-” wminz lo him for smells sold ' . . Dominion B53110 . 104 I the Dlaintiii’ some three years beiore w“°"°’°" ‘dm’ but gone an Massey Hun.“ "Hun; 70,7,‘ .' he delivered the sleighs. The Judge ‘loner Asbcsms u 12,8 lgove the plaintiff judgmem m. 1's there any reason known? Bum-m]; product, _ 39 | $20.00 and costs, pointing our, that And- m ‘Mn’ R gem.‘ wine Power Corporation . 1051/.- mcre was no He“ m‘ m” sleigh‘ m‘ 80mm “d lam. dhum‘ Br. mic-on o1 l “l” °1d dem- butfls the defendant mo -—'1'I1="\ "m ti" m’ m“ cm“ Imrerlol on ..................11b2,’ "°“’ bronchi across-action IOI thel er’: “Common-Piece Book." Sen . » $4.20 he gave Judgment on his bchon! in by "Bamboo," 1'1. M“; i m: that bmounz. Mr. Heath strong) I K- 0-. appeared for the plaintifL-S Bank Commerce 803 a -? l MGIHCIIIG CIIGSLS , Bank Royal 36-, -—SENTENCE DEFERRED UNTIL‘ Are not complete without!