(‘is

good

The juicy, flavor-y leaves of the ORANGE

PEKOE QUALITYI old when plucked.

are hardly ten days

CLASSIFIED A DVERTISEMENTS

IlATES--1iic lier line per day. 8c per line per day hr ll dsyr or over.

slnys or over. B worvdsvto u line. one 170F11- of nil. and Ilulst be paid for. ml. The for seven words for one seven words per week.

Groups of

10 per eent discount lor cash.

, week.

lie per line per day for 3 Olllllt d figures. initial letters, count n: Address forms part flutes Furnished Ilooln Situation Wanted. 50o h!

Special

1

Agents Wanted

Miscellaneous

AGENTS WANTED-LIVE AG- ents for Watkins 150 Family Necessities. Direct to consumers. Big Profits. J. P. Watkins, Com- pany, Dept, F., 379 Craig West, Montreal. 781-10-1-1mo

AGENTS WANTED TO SELL OUR "Magic Gals" a guaranteed pro- duct $1 box gives i500 miles. Sells on sight. Write quick. Lefebure Bros., Alexandria, ‘Ont.

‘ 10-16-11.

-A_GENT$ WANTED-MEN AND

»womeu-—here cls a real opportun- Ity-seell Canada's best Personal Greeting Xmas Cards. Our agents without previous experience are making $2" per hour spare or full time. day or evening. Beautiful sample book supplied free. Deal direct and get highest commis- sions and best service. Write without obligation. Manufactur- ers, 122 Richmond West, Tor- onlto. 10-4-61.

Female Help Wanted WANTED-Dining room and kit- chen girl. Apply Queen liotol.

1073-10-13-81

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For Sale

FOR SALE-Two cooking ranges. Apply 89 Rockford St. _ 10t30-10-13-3i

FOR SALE HOUSEHOLD EF-

fect also new swlcker ‘baby car- riage. Apply 131i llilleiioro Si. 10111-10-16-21

FOR SALE-it COWS. APPLY 11d Prince Street. 815-10-3-tf.

FOR SALE-Collie Pups also one Ruby Toy Fpaniol Mala 2 yours old. Onc King Chnrlns spanicl

female. Address (lco. (Jlliltzln.

Ch'towll,

FOR SALE-HOUSE AND BARN electric lights with large lot, just outside city lllnits. Suitable for retired farmer. For particul- ars apply to Ilox 82. city.

liil-iolll-iil

RIVERVIEW FARM FOR SALE- Foul- miles from Charlottetown; good house and outbuildings, extra good land_ Apply Ilyrnc Bros, North itivcr. 1103-10-113-61

FOR SALE-A 4 CYLINDER Studebaker Car. As good as new '-—overhauled tllis Spring. Will be sold at a bang-sin. Apply l7 Dor~ shelter Street. 506-0-19-tIf.

FOR SALE—llull siova Sllvcr Moon No. 12 also parlour stove and quantity of stove ‘|)llit1.1\1i|rly Mornings 120 Upper Prince Si

1074-10-13-111

FOR SALE-Threshing lllliflllllitifi Fox houses. Fox Shipping Iloxcs cart bodies with shafts. Apply to W. J. Scott Mnrshfleilll‘. E. I.

- t= 90tl-10-8-i2i

f.»

FOR SALE.—ll‘nrln llt (llndstollu consisting of GI) ilt'l"t‘l~l of land. ill good state of oultivration. I‘l'l'l- ldence, and Ilousehoid effects It‘ desired, also u tul-lor shop. Up- to-dnte lnlru together with stock crop and lmplclnenta. Will give possession on or before 1st. ‘of March. Apply i). ill. liawkiul Murray lliver. lii-I-lil-JIIIII

Situations Vacant.

T""‘ss"T>h‘i§/1+E"E'Fl'nT§fiKs

Greeting Card Samplc Book free; representatives mak- llli; ten dollars daily. Experience or capital unnecessary. Bradley Conlpnny, Brantford. ‘ Ont. 10-12-121.

WANTED.—Plain Sewing done at 80 Spring Park Rt!- 31

SAUNSOME SAUSAGES, FRESH today. Saunders. Newsolne 6’: C0- Mnrket Building. 602-9-2i-6mo

P. s. l. HOSPITAL In: HOLDS Rummage Sale in Market Build- nlg. Oct. 2m. 31

its. BOARDERS CAN be accommodated at the Lansdowne House 220

Q t G g Street. m“ our o 1002-10-1161

WANTED BOARD AND ROOM BY gentleman, near water front, al- so luau ml- horse, Apply A- 011W ‘Guardian.

runs REMODELLED AND RE- pnired. fur coats, made to order. all kinds of fur trimmings. Skins tanned and cleaned. Montreal Fur Remodelling, ltilcy Building, Queen St. 11

Male Help ‘Wanted

_ AP r!.v 1090-l0-15-tf

WANTED-LIST BOY. (luurdiau Office.

WANTED~—MARRIED MAN TO work on farm. A1811? 3011!! And" rows, idastRoyalty. 1037-10-12-31

‘llkNCHEf-l WANTED—Tc so to to Minnesota last of November Young married mall preferred. Apply Lea Foxes Limited, Sunl- lllersldo. 1071-10-13-31

WANTED.-A single mun, with at least three years expcrence ran- ching foxes. to colno to Michi- gan and take charge of ranch. Prefer man between thirty and forty years of age,'stzli.c wages

Alpine R. F. D. No. 1. Michigan. 990-10-11-01

I105‘; LOST.—On Sept 22nd, Black ("Jollio

dog. Please notify Violn 'l'n.ylor Little York. 1060-1013-41

LOST -- LAST EVENING BE- tween Sumimersiido and (‘Ilarlot- tctown. rim and tire. Finder kindly leave at this office. 2i

HOTEL VICTORIA

Offers ta the travelling public a comfortable, up-to-date hotel. Con- tains 44 rooms with private baths.Ths Cuis- ine is famous all over Canada. Telephones In

all rooms. Courteous service. H. C. BROWN, Manager THE

Charlottetown Ilotel Co., Ltd,

vIcTroKIA ‘HOTEL

(y w. spnlrs ‘roronto; C. l]. Dnl- . ton. St. .lnhn; A. W. Jonoh Moncton _ W. It. ilolyca. St. John: A. .1. Monn Ilulllnx: .l. I-l. Lcllioino llullfnx? y‘ 1.3 (nay Snurls; W. Bennett St. John; Miss M. 1.. hlnrvcn. St John: E. .l. (irundy. Halifax; W. S. onto; W. S. i\lcNeely Toronto: N- Strong. Montreal; A. L. Luing Tor- MncCleliand 'I‘oronto; F. A. Lnno. Halifax; C. C. Thompson Mont- IIKUOI

5i!

Chase's Ointment after shsvlnt the irritation is overcome 1114 Barber's Itch and Eczema are prevented or frellcved.

u... After sllavlns Keeps "Skin ‘Soft and Smooth

Many men suffer from lffllir Iion of thc skin as a result of shaving. With somcit assume! a form of eczema and becomes most annoying and unsightly.

applying a lllllfi 0f DT-

tllitd ' t iufill

wanted. write to Frank Tuplin.'

Western Guardian

—-3 ONLY QUARTER OUT OAK Bedroom Chairs. Each $2.50 a: l-lol Man's Sulnmerside.

—-8 ONLY WOOD BEDS SE85: 91%| KNIT, 12-ln. Rubber-tired face Oak Bedroom Chairs 82.40 at l-lollnuus Triple Dollar Days.

—REMARKABLE FURNITURE values for Triple Dollar Days at liollunlrs. .

—-FUNERAL TOMORROW-Jfhe

llllw. Freetown will be hold on Wednesday. Oct. 19. at 1.30 p. m. to North Bedeque CEillBlPFYr-Y.‘

—-12 ONLY BEDS. COMPLETE with Wire Bod Spring and wool top Mattress $11.95; 2 drawer Gold- en Oak Dressers with mirrors $9.» 98; Golden Oak Commodc $5.51, and other equally attracive values in. iiolman's Furniture Section for Triple Dollar Days.

—-MR$‘ M.V. ROMIGJPIcId Secre- retary. will give her Lantern hec- turu, "All Canada" In the Central Street Cilristian Church’ Summer- eide. on 'l‘uesdlly evening. Oct. 16th. at 8 o'clock, Everyone wel- come.

—5 ONLY WICKER BABY CAR- RIAGES. 131KB body. 8111111121104‘ steel gear 12 in. Rubber-tired wheel. Special for Triple Dollar Dflys only 817.95. Holman’s Furni- ture Department. i

—ISUMMERSIDE METHODIST CHURCH-Sunday, Oct 21st, mis- sionary Sunday. Services 11 and 7_ Suhjectsz-Are Missions Worth While’! and "Christ-Inn internal-ion- alils-ln." Poacher —— Rev. J. F. Denny These ‘subjects are of great general interest at the pre-

sent ‘limo. and we appeal for a large attendance. 2,30 p. n1. Sun- day School.

—THE FIRST OF THE I.O.D.E series of ’l'.l¢-v.=day night outr-l-tain lrvnts :1. aid of the Library \\'l.l bo hold this t:\(‘.lllI[.’.‘ at d 0'cl in the Civil: ll filling, Sllnnllu it will ho lll thc forln of a Lent I-y III-r .l. i1]. Lonny. “Litmu y O is and liulls". Music by thc llzcllusirxl. Adnlissir-n .25 cults.

FACE A SIGHT Wllll PIMPIES

Large and Red. Itched and Burned. Cuticura Heals.

| “My face was itchy and broke out with large, red pimples. They were scattered all over my fem and ftched and burned so thst 1 scratched which caused them to grow larger. I could hsrdly sleep at night. They were a reel torture and my [see wsa a sight. "The trouble lasted about three ‘ I began usin Cuticurs Soap and Ointment an the first treatment stopped the itching and liter using two mkes of Cuticura Soap snd one hex of Cuticurs Oint- ment 1 was healed." (Signed) Miss Ors Goulctte, R. F. D. 4, Box 86, Barre. Vt, March 24. 1932. - Use Cuticure Soap, Ointment and Tnlcum exclusively for every-day toilet purposes.

I

I

h‘)! Isli. Add ' ' ‘ ilsd, L. W" "Chm our?

h . Sesplflc. Olnansntltsnd comm. “Tfiltlcurs Seep lavas without soul.

{QUEEN HOTEL

Water Street Charlottetown

This popular Hotel has been completely renovated and re- furnlshed throughout and offers very com- fortable accommodation to the travelling public.

The table ls 089W‘ Iaily good and tho pub- lie are courtoousiy cared fol‘-

Fistss $3.00 a day-

BRUCE J. TAYLOR. Manager

Charlottetown Hotel Co., Ltd»

funeral of the late Mrs. David Jar-

l’ particular" " thumb INWJXIIIIC BWOIICII, and

_1t:'i now is ‘i

CldARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

PAGE THEE

Central Guardian

FOX MEETING-Tho Annual meeting of the Standard Black Fox Co., Ltd will be held iii the Y. M. C. A. Parlors on Wednesday.’ Oct- ober Z-tth inst at 8 p. m. D. A; Muc- Kinnoa, Secy-Troas.

' Tues-ThunSat-Tues-di

FUNERAL TOMORROW — The funeral of the late Frederick Logan will take place from his late resid- ence. Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock to ‘Fort Augustus Cem- ctery.

BURIED SUNDAY —'I‘ho funer- al of the Iatc May Loretta McDon- ald. Graduate nurse. took place Sunday fronl her home In Glenfin- nan and was largely attended. l-lel- six cousins were pail bearers. The Honorary pail bearers were six graduate nurses from tho Charlot- tetown Hospital. among whom she was a general favorite.

A CLOSE SHAVE-Jfhrcs boys were cycling along Grafton-Street near the Maritime Stationers last evening when one of thcm came a crapper. fllllinl: on the Strvul In front of an approaching cur. ’I‘ilv car driver with commendable pres- ence of mind promptly veered tn tllc side and his machine skidded by without injuring tin youncsil-r. who had certainly a narrow escape

SLIGHT FIRE-Tho flrcnlr-n worl- called out at 5.30 last evening

r ll blaze Ill one of the second story rooms of the Wallace Hotel, Sydney Street, kept by Mrs. Ar» thur Kenny. This room was a clos- et. In which there were scraps of waste paper. etc. A lr-w minutes application of ‘tho hose sllfflccd to make everything safe. ‘The new hose and ladder truck, which lliill been given a try-out through the city and had just been taken back to tho Firc Station was at till- scent: oi’ the fire but was ltot 1180f].

HOCKEY PLAYER ILL-Cllcs. Gregory. tiln pro hockey player has been in Aberdeen Hospital the past fcw days suffering from blood poisoning. Recently Chester got his thumb scratched. Paying no attontioll to it the lllO scratch apparently becoming ill- fuctcd. blood poisoning of u serious character (lovl-lopud. and It mm on- ly by thc utmost exertion» ot’ tllo llut-trvs that ho dill no‘; lose several if!‘ 'l‘:,'- I‘(|I(1l‘i. from the hospi- vlt he uluklng a rapid il-r-cevcry. ls out of danger. and {silould bt- .ll)l') tr return holne with [In a few rlllys—~New Glasgow News

.5.

DAIRY DIRECTORS MEET- A special meeting oi‘ tho directors of the Proviaicial Dairy ASSOCHUOII was hclll yesterday lll tho officcof the Provincial Department of Ar.’- riculturc. The president Mr. J. H. Simpson. Bay View. pr 0d, thc ot-llel‘ directors being iii .l. S. Cousins. Park Corner, W. (Iain. New Perth, Albert. Scilurlnatl. lio- deque, W. l1. illcfirego". Lot it; John J. Mclfirlnon, Boar River. and .l. S. Profitt (secretarrl Kensnlg- ton. Hon. J. H. Myers. Ctflllllllfiilflli- cruoi Agriculture, Messlr. Wilfred Boulter and W‘. J. Reid at’ tllu Dr.- purtnleat of Agriculture \r\'\ll‘t‘ also present. The principal lnlsiu s was thc appointment oi‘ two directors lllessrs. J. H. Simpson and .l. (fousins. to cttcnd the Iioulinion Dairy Conference at Otlawwl on No- vember 14. 15 and 16. lllattnrs of grading, factory instruction and routine business were discussed.

. BRINGING IN THE SPOILS.-— Four motor trucks were required Sunday to take to the city the reigllt hundred gallon rulll haul made Sui.» urday at Rustico. After the little

fat puncheolls hllll been safely loaded and tllc convoy got under- way and had proceeded about two miles one of tho trucks broke down and the liquor had to be uuioadcri sud left temporarily at Mr. l1. C. Woolnlulfs house. Mr. Wouhnan drove tllo dclayoli loud of twenty- two kegs to the CIISIOIIIS Office ycattlrdny afternoon. His preglos-l illflill: the city streets was follows-I by the interested, and oven wist- flll glances of a number of citizens.

BLESSED IS THE PEACEMAK- Eli-Congratulating himself upon tho porforulanco of u bennvnlcnt job ill separating two bologcrcnts who were arguing violently with ouch other in Konsillgton Satur- day night, Mi‘. Alox. Campbell rc- Iired to his homo in Irlslltluvn to seek tho restful slumber which should be the reward of a peaco- maker after a strenuous dny. Ab- out 1.310 a. ln. Sunday morning how over. upon opening his door In res- ponne to a loud summons. llu was dragged out into tho street and given a severe beating-up by four mall who arrived at his Imus-l in a

Proprietors

mu»——r'”' “T*"‘ ‘Ty '7 QUEEN HOTEL

or and son Sunpvillo. A. V. Saund- ll, llnrtland

ll. G. SFIY" n. u. ltavlwr- S-rlfl"? 0TB. any; M, MCLOI) . N n; n, Lister. Ottawa. (jlngqn. Bristol N. 1!-

N, ill lllir. Profitt could do nothing In the

motor ‘car. Ono or them was one oi’ the men he had succeeded ill making keep the peace in Kenslngton. and

matter. Mr. Campbell came Charlottetown yesterday and laid his complaint before the Attorney General and it is understood that the case will be tried shortly in the County Court.

PERSONALS

Mr. R. G. McFarIane. of the C. N. R.. Sackville. is registered at thc Queen Hotel.

Mr. B. fl. Rayner and son. Sum- mcrsldc, left the city on the Pic- tou boat yesterday.

Miss Margaret lllacDrlnaill Ch‘- town spent the week end in IQong Creek, the guest of Mrs. Hugh M86 Kcllizlc.

llilss Jean MacArthur. stud mt at Prince of Wales College spent the the wcck end at llcr holnc in Arg- Creck.| '

Miss Jemima Mac Phsil student at Cil'town Business College spent the week end ut ‘her hom in Arg- ylo Shore.

Mrs. lloburt Mun Neill (llftuwl. returned homo after spending thc week end in Now Dominion the Kuost of llcr aunts. the Misses ltlzlry and Catherine AlllCNtillI.

lliiss lloion Rogers. student at Mt. Allison Ladies‘ (lollcgef spent tilc wcck cnd with llcr parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Rogers of Char. lottctov/n.

Ml‘- E- FowlzirtTrand Falls, coll- noctvll with thc Allglo- Develop. munt Colupany. Newfoundland. is lll tho city and is purchasing some Iulrc- brcd dairy cattle.

Mrs. I-i. C. Simpson and family of Alalpnquc are visiting frir-nlls in (‘llzlrlotto.to\\'ll and lllzlrsilflleld.

the city frolll visiting her parents, .\i,r. and llirs. Jollll Bears, Brook- lyn, l’. E. Island.

' Ailavt‘, C. Tilompson, Montague. n: registered at tho Victoria Hotel.

llackr-tt and Ralph liackett. Tig- Ilisli. arc gllrsis llotol.

Bliss M. I._ Marven, St. John. is ii Hilcst at. the ilotcl Victoria.

Post Office Win Over Odd Fellows

'l‘i:u Post ‘Office won out from thc (lddfeilows ill the “Y" Bowl- ing League last night by it margin of 332 pills. Jack Cook was high man with a single nf 209 pins.

ODDFELLOWS

llcKiv {l2 ll7 12-3 Lepage 12.’: 147 8.‘: Rodd Hi2 1-1:‘? ll i Ilnwatt _ 1C0 108 1?. Vanlderstino. 1112i 139 ll-i

(I10 C56 56.‘)

Total 1835. POST OFFICE

Horton 142 1I9 113 Cook 136 209 16S Crockett 138 123 133 rlssory 81 122 15H Arsenault 159 I71 120-

656 774 737

Total 2167.

Two games tonight St. Ilatvront-e Lodge vs Klrvall 7 o'clock and Wildly vs Camp at 8.30.

Mrs. Henry McDonald.

to~

till-s. ldrncst. .lr~.nkins rctllrnpl] u,

Mr. and Mrs. .l. A. Hackett, M. ‘

at tile Rcvcre -

tcr Mason will do. ”

Births

ROOF-At 4C (lr0onfiol<l‘FAv0nllc. Brighton. Oct. 15, 1023 to Mr. and Mrs. Jobn M. lloop. a son.

DcBLOIS-To Mr. and Mrs. _Nocl ll. DcBiois u. daughter.

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Marriages MacDONALD- ROBERSTON — At lllc Methodist. Parsoullgc. Alllrrav Harbor. August 15th, by Rev_ S. Howard. Daniel (l. hlucliontllli, of Peters Road. ‘P. l<l_ 1., in Enliiy Pearl RDllEPl-ifiihfif Murray Harbor. l’. l]. I. CHANDLER-DIAMOND - Thomas Edison Cilandlcr of North hlilton. P, l‘). ‘l_. and Francis Pearl Diamond of Wiinsioo. were married at the Baptist Parsonage, 158 Fitzroy 51.. on Saturday night, Oct llltll at. 7 dolor-k by Rev. llor-‘s Eaton. ‘

‘Deatb: I

McDONALD-At the City llospitui Friday. Oct. 12th. 1922'». lulurn l\i. McDonald. (ilenfinnan. graduate nurse, aged 24 years. S: IM MEMORIAM In loving memory of Cassie M. Wood. wife of Daniel Sealey, who departed this life October 16th. 1922.

INSERTED BY MOTHER AND FATHER

it

l

Every Mother!

Toronto. Ont.—" Dr. Pic-roars Favorite Prescrl tlon is tho greatest help in mother lood of any medicine 1 have ovcr known. I am the mother of six children and I suffered greatly each time ex- cept the last. one. when l was advised to take Dr. l"lerce's Favorite Prescrip- tion. which I did. and I got along just and had prac- hnd a. grand

line- felt. well and stron ticslly no suffering, and bah . that has always been ver

kly afterward.

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U10 Others, it is understood were near relations, Mr. Campbell. bad- ly bruised about tho face and body. Imported the incident to Mr. Prof- ft. .l. P. at Kensinlzton. As the llf- fnlrhappened In Queen's County

ll

enry McDonald, 3 Wilnlot Avenue.

Rgnlth is of vital importance to every mot er. Do not neglect the most valu- able asset you hsvo. Got this Prescrip-

tion of Dr. Piano's from yourn hood drullgiat, in tablets or send 10 cents for trial

l}

k Pierson Laboratory p“ "a

Bridgebur

lmllvolnb Ur FATHE n

I an AN ACTOR an‘ our or MIORK l

TI- \\l *1 A.l—.'

l‘~'*.l,JNN\r~|g,Q-_r¢ K p“ -_\__ ‘N

WHICH \ worm-As. - I KHQM/ n- ~10... fi€lll Vi‘ ‘YCMJ MIILL HIRIL ME‘ 3

. L.____L ' lKNelw wm: * _ ‘(QQ ¢AME IN THAT

‘rclu vlfilfib Your ~

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ThlS APtlClO IHtCPCSlI the month of Sl-ptclnbl-l".

ea thy. I regained my stren thvory? I was so t. ankful, ave been advised of this medicine. gave mo such wonderful helpfl-Mrs.

elqilbor- llquutbnor to T- all i ‘out. pol ally r rilor

_-. INDIAN RIVER. yrollolvlllr: is tho standing of thc lplls of Indian liivcr school for (lruvlu. Vll—-l, lilerlllllll-tio lllclll-llan. (irallo Vi——l. (lraco Easier: 2. lrcno (‘alu- vl-ml; 2i, (iorard itllzl.vll:lll. tirade V. ——l, Iicutrlru (lIlll-H; 2. flillllflllll‘ illcln-Ilnn; Ii, (‘zlthnriln- (llllh: -l. Frances Shun. Crude l\’.~-l. (lion Hockbort: 2. Ethel Noonnu: ll. Kathleen (lillls. flrillli‘ Ill l. Keith Mann; 2. Frank (‘rahr Lizzie Adnnls. (lrzldl- l!.~ l. Mary Shani 2. Rl‘llli"il l|"l7lill-‘l‘i and Ethel Adams tvquull; l‘. Auuuslia ‘ Mulzflllrllrmnd ifrank lliiilnllll. (lradu l.-—~1, Helen (llllls; " Roy Easter and lmxvis ROIIPFS. Prim-u‘) —l. Bernard (lilliri: f’. .l.:un ("mini (l. Mary ltitalmlian tuqual.) .l. M. ll wln-"s. ll-ucilcr. il--_-_

A snob is one who is always pru- nlling to be something both-revs» or more fashion-

able than otllcm-"frackeruy.

Tali-l It» THE. ‘atxaN-E m wmn-q I QET KILLED wATu-l IT

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Fill up your pipe with gen- uine MASTER MASON— and get acquainted with real tobacco. Get a whiff of its flavor and fragrance, watch how cool it smokes. Then you’l1 say as thou- sands upon thousands of others: “Nothing but Mas-

(RocitfiIEflToIIocwQoaM 1

Fancy Dress Parade

collar. tassc-ls.

llu playl-d a mouth organ and runs:

fl. -

lld .lolm l'|l('.|(f'y i

N

(By Dominion News Service) l .

l\lA\'('IIES'l‘lClI. Oct. ll7-Id lllfll;

laillltflllwlilfl‘ town oi‘ (frustpll .l liluzl I SlillllllUllPtl rates f-ZIIVP vent to his inllicnut by patrolling lilo strl-vts we

0i‘ l inn ' Iii» I grw-ll ' long

I

fill‘ llOlbIlilyIliPlIl.

A tunic Willi scarlet and from \‘.'lllt'll dlung

A t':llll'._v stripl-ll waistt-llat. |

\\'llitv {lultlv-s and felt sllous | When not addressing the crowds!

I

boll. "l have been insulted by

pllrzlso in the donland note from tho lTrbun Council." he told magistrates. explaining; why lu- had

movement. _ (war, in lhu nolmn lhul. brcuusc yo nrr‘ fllll you need Ii “strong physio.

trouble unrl plly

muscles of digestion flabby- Jolln lllllsc. 12C Prints‘ lvlwnrd 5t Si. John. N. 13.. says Dr. Caldwell