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 your heart,_ its simpletb - s ]\1!¢ 2 58511 Of
`\ Bno's"‘Pniit~’Salt" in_ a'glass oflwater every '
_ `morning, _When'l_Jwasla child‘;my‘mothers
‘  doctor O`rdered'it:for mefl was in poor health, .
3*- with bad bloodpa blotchy skin and in. a gen-
`\ erally_run"down condition. ' -_
`” Sincesthen. to fake Eno has 'been a sim le
_ daily di1ty7_)._. .land I am sure it has adoctd
" years to my life."
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INSIDE are six Edison Mazda Lamps . '. .
a homc assortment to replace burnouts.
just pay for the lamps and obtain a toy house 1
that will delight the children. 
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 _  service mhrra perrpectivm hr EElect;ig Bond 8: Shares  249
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vmar is a noon parvum ‘° 8”' "1" "“°’ "°““° ”° huh'
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mean good driving.
I fouha this an out by asking ihei - '
"What is a good driver?"
a service man‘s standpoint. Other- another'
drivers,
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out whim there an *salt licks"
salt supply came from sea water.
rimpie_ straightforward qrresiiorrr i Neither men nor animals can live a gallon of sea water is "boiled away,"
iwithout salt. ‘We obtain some salt or if _lt_ ls allowed to evaporate by
“The rarest tirirrg in me wDrid_,,iwhen we eat certain vegetables, as the heat of the sun, it will leave a
replied the foreman cynically. But,> wen as “her kinds °f I°°d' H we Quan" of a pound °f “IL salt is
he checked himseii irrirrrerirrrieiy_ and eat enough _of suchifoodspwe may be still obtained in this manner at
went on in _ri ehiireiy diiierrnr iDne_ able to do without the salt-shaker; pglnta on the coaiu of spain, Ita_ly__
_ .ii can ohiy speak oi drivers irom but salt. we must have in one way or and France. It is rather coarse and
carries the name of “ba Salt."
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wise, !'d have to speak generally and In s°m° parts °1 °°-m'”'1 Mrm’
rirobahiy iric0i.i.eciiy_ as mésr persons salt is, hard to obtain, and brings a 
do when they “ik oi. good or poor high price. In Gallas. a mountain' _
land lying near the equator, it is said `
UAS I see “_ E mimis Cai. shows that men sometimes trade their wives Tomorrow-Salt in the Ocean
fvh do women
_ country troding their hun
woman who drives a car, sau is °h"P"°* 1¢“N|\ 6"' °°‘m'_ bands for-`the same purpose--maybe -
itry. Thatis because therels agreat hmmm” mem hi., not aiiiimwd to f:
‘ _ wvrfrd- deal or it wine optaiaeq. Ir ve 1,", mi, , hm, miie,
WeDtfDl_¢0tlhtryYbll‘\8\l¢UhU‘ '*m_m-lsoffm-unundjimiknnd “V
_ springs, and go to those places. Hora-' “ -1
--- - _ ':» " ~-.. <,  "' -_ ' es are given slabs of salt io lick.
Everyone has his own idea of a‘ 2 , _ ' "  'A ‘i . Me” “°““uy °b"‘m “lt ‘mm fe’
'md di.ii,£i._ but me one whose ;,  _, ‘ -_  ',__» r_3.;;_._* _  where oceans or salt lakes once
thoilzht on the subject represents the ‘K n47.?“_ "x ' _‘ _ _'T "°"'d W” Wh” 1' “W ‘"7 und' I”
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5%.  t. .*`°~""~'i~~_f€ 1 is onnnoni round in th r r
,beet possibility of saving money' .  ~.=_  _,__ ff* _»:_’f¢i ‘ ° Y ° Wm °
'seems to be the .foreman at the ser-   1 _,_A rock, and thus we have the name'
:.5 , . f;-‘-~‘ -  , - li
W' "'“"°”° And’ M it bewd’ h° '   ‘  s “r;:oi:.'ao:it is omni rum-ia 
.does not accept the dictum that a ¢",l;~,.-_:ge-" .-\  5 ‘-_-.;o_»,‘1;'_ ° CU
driver whooango fast without crash-  _if v'»Q.r_ _~ 'jirn-_ m°°5‘“°|“3 °b°“t “n mm °n °°°h- ~ i
ing into something is to be set down ”-r‘»`5"”""`: *__*-_1;  , _ Side- It may have tint! of yellow.
hr roach _  1:,  '.~ _ red. purple or blue. Sometimes it
° | » ' is gray, sometimes it has n
For from iii such an exhibition. _ _.  ` ° °°1°'
ies he sees it. rmay represent good ga; and you can 'ee thmush it as if it
brakes, good lucl, or good news for Venezuelans making me of 1 “hill 7°” w1“d°w Ulm' Gulf °°l°r
' the man‘s family, but it does not 0! salt.” “ww” th" it L’ impure'
In olden times a large part of the _
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f -what kind of driver he is. For in- ‘
stance. whenever I do a lot oi’ clutch ‘
worluior a man or woman, I have to StOCk QllOtat`iQnS
put them down as lacking the pat-
ls one that has been abused. f
"For instance, lots oi' them suffer'
because drivers wait with the car in _
as ifrthat was not bad enough, they Am- CHF & Fdli- C0~_-~------~ 9355
slip he clutch in their haste to get _AHL I-'°C°m0'-We C0~ ----------
away after the light has turned green. '1_\l11- Smell '& Ref- C0-  
Traffic lights and heavy traffic driv- ‘AHL BOSCh MHS- C0. 
ing are showing up, through thi-;jAn. Cop. Min. Co. . . . .

ber of bad drivers who think they ‘C011 GHS C0. (N. Y-) i---:_....
are good. 1-lud. Motor Car Co. ... 
“You can tell a good driver. too,{Inter. Paper co. 
by the tire mileage he gets. If he |Inter. Petroleum _.....,....i.. 58%
Wea,-5 out tires quickiyr he is thefstan. Oil of New Jersey 
kind who drives too fast and stops ineadillg C0~ ~ - - - ~ - - ~

too quick1y_ H515, by his bad judg_ Southern Railway  ..-..
iinont, constantly putting himself in Union Pacific Ry. 
a hole from which he extrlcates him- Uf_ 5- md- A100110! `C0- --- -¢--
seii at the expense of his tires. In ‘Westinghouse Elec. 
other words. he slams on the brakes .U“1§ed~ States Steel  -.~-~
instead of applying them gently andi , _
shiieiih Montreal Stock Exchange
"The \vhole carfas a matter of fact
shows up the driver from the service A Ubi
derlubricated, as lots of cars are,’&c I iMS~ Kan- ‘V Tex- RY~  450
driver obviously isrcareless and slo-.~iMQ'}U‘9“1 POWCY  »  111
i,ehiy_ Those quaiiiies are hound w'National Breweries' .......... 131%;
Aiiood driver is an Oi.dei.ii,_ if hai Winnipeg Elec. ............._.. 103%
a quick thinker. Ho is not the kind iB1'°"fP*°1\ --------  39
who force.. his Chr on himseih HeiBrazlllan Traction  '77’.~2
is the one in im who pays smaii re _Auitioi ............  ai=.=i
pair hiiis and yet hash Cai. that ai_ iShawinlgan . . . . . .
 89
ways is in good cohdiiiohy iCan_ Steamship Com.  38 _
I could not resist the temptation. D°minj°“ Bridge  101%
"what hindbi ii driver hm 1?.. I aSk_ iMassey Harris   94%
Bri Asbcsbos_.............. ..  21
or can ieii better six months from Building Products  41
'now, after youfve got more mileage
on the speedometer," was an the sap Power Corporation ........... 102
risiacriorr I goh _ _Inter Utilities-A ........ ... 44
But, then, I did have the advan-llmerr Umm°5*B   17
rage or knowing soon enough WirrrtiBrltlsl'l America Oil  56%
wruiituiu good driving from the Imperial Oil   97
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 friendly wink! climate, and if we
newyllrtoyou,yourwife.an¢ibon-
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_  _*Bank Commerce  340
1 on the evening of _ian iiiih__ ihe_Banlc Royal   383
gathered at the home of Mr. and` _
_Mrs David Rennie. During ihei WHEAT
course of the evening Mr. l-lowatt_‘
in his iisiiiii Beriiai Sii,ie_ expiaihediMai'cli ...................... 122%
to Mr_ Rennie the purpose or iheiMay .................-....... 125%
gathering and caiicd upon Mr Li0ydrJuIy   127%
MacLeod, who read the following ad- i `
dress, while Mr. Sheldon Wood pre-| CORN
sented Mr. Rennie with a beautiful 1
driving r°iie_ Aiiiirorrgh when by March ..................i.... 96*/4
srrrprise_ Mr_ Rennie in rr rew weii_iMay .......................... 99%
chosen w°rd8_ thanked hh r,rerem_July  . ... 101%
rfor their kindness and expressed hlsl
appreciation of their generous gift.; ‘MTB
After irrnch was served the evening-March ....................... 52%
was rpm in dancing and rorrgr riii|ivroy  sm
the wee rms, hourrh -July ................,........§ 49%
Following was the address -_
uariington; Jan. ia, 192 w"“T
Mr. David Rennie. ,
. De” sir___Aith°rrgrr a imre im May ......................... 127%
late for Christmas cheer, we, the box- July* ""°"""""'°"'°°'#° 125%
holders of New Wiltshire,-R. R. 4. oct' """"""""""‘°°" 128%
wish to give you some token of our 
goodwill.
We know that yours is a hard.
poorly-paid office, and perhaps it is
all the harder on account of your not
yet being accustomed to our un- ° °
so »
- oaninairywaymale you more com-
fortable it il our desire to do ao.
rr Please accept robe. and with _but r
wishes for a happy and prosperous
gin lauieo. We remain
_ Yourlril; behalf of boxholdera,_
` " Lo1D_ nacutoii
~ i imma, _noon '
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A WEDDING ROMANCE
--- TORONTO, Ont Jan. 29-Vener-
ienoe and the ability to keep calm HALIFAX. Jan. 29.- Qu0i=ii°11S 'able arohoieocon w__a_ Geddes and
that are vital to good driving. Arfurnlshed by Johnston and "Ward, M355 Beatrice Rose Te,-ry me pi-in-
clutch that goes bad in these days Members Montreal Stock Exchanger cum, in ,_ ,-omuwe wmiih had its
' setting in the Western Arctic where
New Y‘"°k E"°h““3° both were engaged in missionary
I work. Their marriage takes place in
gear and the clutch depressed while |At,, Top. dc San. Fe. Ry.  199’/c Sh Paiiiis Church an _mn 29_ Arch
the ti-,iff1¢1ighi;.b10¢|¢5them_ '1‘hen,|Am. Can Co. ................. 111% deacon Geddes is Bishophiiect oi
Mackenzie River, and, following the
_*U* wedding. they wiu leave for win
i 42% Miss Terry, who is the daughter of
i 122% Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Terry, and
clutches of our automobiles, a num- ‘N- Y- CHI- <35 HUG- River R- R~ 194% '
116% School for Nurses. went up to Aklavik ‘
86% Hospital, near the Arctic, a year ago, »
as but retumed to Toronto last sum-
mer. _ `
 "'I never feel lonely in the North,
132% but I sometimes do in the heart of
219 civilization," said the Bishop-elect,
149% in his address at the Toronto Wom-
rrwrlr en‘s Press Club. He described life at
183% Shingle Point on the Arctic, where ‘
he worked among the people of the
Norh for eight years. The lllakimcks
i iwere extremely fond of the ,church
'l bi ......  so :s°"'i°°5’ he sm’ and w°"“‘d willingly
remain fo h h
' _ r ours and ours. The
_standpoint If iii is dirty and ii _,At_ Refining C0. ......-»..... 15 radio and Wireless were proving ai
great boon and messages had been
heard from England, France and - - , _
` ‘"1 Hold ogre - - i- - - - TORONTO -
, _ ` Germany.. Althou h h h d not
show iih in his drivihg_ _ Steel Co. Can. Com. .......... 61 helm mem hrmlgrt bo; :ustmrra
and Japan had registered also.
ln concluding his account of the
North, thte Archdea`con_ suggested
where there were no telephones or
iother disturbing factors, was the
Arctic. He is a lover of life in the
North. When a boy he lived in the
Magdalen Islands in the St. Law-
chos. Ouroi . ....  40 i1'°“°°- when f°f "\°“mS in the Win-
ter-time they were /cut off from the
outside world.
SHOULD START ONE HERE
EDINBURGH, Scotland, Jan. 294
A correspondent of "Overseas"
following terms: Are you," she said,
taking me by the-hand, "a Pug Pup
box_h0]dei-5 of New Wiltshire R R" 4 1 B8l'll{ Montreal . . . - . . . . . » . . . . . 414 yet?" “A pug pup?" I said No’ why
should I be? But 1 became a. Pug
Pup on the spot, for Pug Pups are
those who have banded themselves
together to save the countryside by
joining the Pick-Up Glass and Pick-
Up Paper Boclety. There are but two
rules: Members are in honour bound
not to leave glass, paper, tins. cig-
garetto and sweet packets, orange
peel;-banana skins, or any other lit-
ter lying about," and "members
should endeavour to get others to
join the Society." The Pug Pups aim
at arousing the' public opinion for
Tidy Roads and Unllttered 'Land-
scape.
Their history is iiiieruting_ They
were founded by a family ln Chaah-
ire, whose mother was member of
the Ohaliord Women'| Institute.
And new that lttle institute il be-
coming famous all over thaoountry,
for the Pug Pups are spreading like
wild-fire, md they recognise one
another by the little gilt badge of a
pug's hold tfilt they wilt.
The Markets
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Mouriitlafs, Que.. Jan. I8.-Little
inuinch vquidcne with rordau buy-
ers in Canadian grain un tvdlr.
There warlome demand from local
savanna for wheat ana ales or sev-
eral loam of no. a northern were
madeetll,-Ieperbuahelundei-the
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“l][iHAT’S a queer quest1O11-What d°`iY°_“
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uv(/eu’  of it, thiS¢Way_; mhidi  __ _
bodyiconstitilte a plant or factoriih a -  if
certain lifetime Ori  0fS¢llY1¢¢}*B\_1f_‘a11 -» 1'
this- time there is' a definite and- inovatalilo 
depreciation going on.
The day :lr cor'uingiwhen~tlJis°plani, ~  -4
- which is You, wzll no longer be l
_ able to ‘earn I/Je money you need. _
115% mpeg, where he win oo oonsen-ated.  Every man should bc willin to provideagainsr  -
1 .. . of living beyond the term ofqiis efiiciency--for thiswotld
a graduate of Wellesley Hospital l  is 3' cold’  Place for Pcnmlcss old age’ 1
The business corporation does this by  .
' setting up a reserve against depreciation. You can do it
which transforms 'a modest annual deposit into a monthly
' income for your later years-to givb }’0\l thi! C0!!1f01'fS
and independence you then will want.”
Now, wbile_you_a're inmrabk, is the liar to
_ _ arrange `it, Write jiarpariirulars today. _ .
c best by moons of so imperial Gom_ofooii__1o¢om¢ roiiey ' 4_5'
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THE  LIFE so
ASSURANCE fCO. OF CANADA I
Branch Oilice: 70 Prince Street
CHARLOTTETOWN f
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that a. splendid place to holiday, `:2t__ ' - Y _,__-rf,
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to 6 1-2 per bushel over the same op-
tion. Owing to the further weakness.
in the future wheat market at Win-
nipeg spot prices for car lotl of cash
wheat were' reduced two cents per
ibushel, Manitoba no. 8 wheat sold at
$1.12 and feed wheat at $1.00. Am-
ierlcan com was 1-12 par buahelrlow-
er with no. 3 yellow quoted at $1.-
16 1-2, M. P. 4 yellow at 81.13 1-2 md
cool sweet corn at $1.11 1-2.
The market for oats was steady.
The trade in aprlngand winter wheat
grades of flour was quiet but prices
were unchanged. A feature of the
millfeed trade was the stronger feel-
ing that developed and prices were
marked up one dollar per ton. This
was attributed to the good demand
from local and United States buyers
and the small supplies available.
Prlcesfor standard grades were also
marked up- ten cents per bag. The
undertone to the egg market was
easier and dealers in some cases
shaded their prices. the demand for
fresh».4nd atorage eggs continued
good. Receipts were £429 cases, the
demand for all grades of butter con-
tinued quiet, but values were well
maintained, receipts were 81 packag-
ll, Extreme dullneu marked ‘the
cheese trade but values were firm.
Receipts were 82 bon.
The trade in potatoes was quiet
and the tone .of the market wal ln-
olinod to be seller, New Brunswick
ci-een Mountain' sole at ee to in 1-:
andwhltoastlboperlollamln bulk.
@1105” D°¢Gto¢ 00 io 65 Mr
90 lbl- in U higher
ill NUI- t was
Wild! Cup.
ldilu hind
bushel and ydllow
beans at _O5 penbullul. -
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Women's Institute wish to convey to
you our sincere sympathy. We real-
ize what a vacancy is in your hearts
and home since your dear mother
paused away. ‘_
Sometimes when in sorrow written
_words seem cold and chcerless, we
wouldidireot you for comfort to our
Heavenly Father, in whom your
mother trusted. We shall miss her,
with her cheer and helpfulness in our
'Institute, and when we gather for
cur meetings, and note her vacant
chair we will look back with kind
thoughts and loving memories 'of the
hours she spent with us.
Signed on behalf of the members
of our Institute: Mrs. H. F. McKay,
‘q ._
Mrs J. a. utnoweii, un._.ioim a.
McDonald.
Jan. 23, 1920.
Still Eating Pork
my British United rreu.)
LONDON. January 28.- Plum
padding and a drop of whiskey and
a. few hints on how 'to lay bricks-"
In these words, Willie Walker
Bnglands, oldest citizen outlined the
programma,he had Planned for his
107th birthday. He was bom on JIM-
uary sth, 1822. and up in the nge 0!
eighty-four worked as a brlcklayer.
he is a believer in a diet of Mrk for
longevity.
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-that’s iniyour radio I
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uxaae Malte euro your get le
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in \ rox-11:-A. radlotrona made by the
4 Pioneers of Radio.
Their characteristics-of
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