The Charlottetown Guardian -- 1921-01-06 -- Page 3

The Old Family Doctor _
In 1810 Dr, Johnson found the de: :
J . widespread that he invented his ous household liniment |

for INTERNAL ‘and EXTERNAL treatment. TODAY,

after 100 years of continuous use {¢ has ‘a ‘nation-wide
record of splendid results. “nea ,

and for his services co

‘His'Famous Prescription

for coughs, colds, sore throats,
strains and many? other’ aches ‘
influenza, 65) 7% et 8

ee .

cramps, chills, sprains,
‘ills, —grippe and,

2

MBE out. and
: a discon ts he UACUSEPUL SRE : “My i wife suggested (that I: try
-|fatom at etch ot tne neon fe: Sinetian “aehonwtiniges’ wits Task: and the.’ very’ tiret bottle
: - EP ae Cee RE MITE LTA a oi PE ender’ tre ‘Was, Boon ‘eating. just anything I.
= = = russes | APBROPRIATE GALENDAR,s.' amed without tt-causing, me a
+ 6 abe aeae b J'/ Pte’ North American / Lite Aguas 4°8 ER Dit of -slistress. i'm on my fourth
+ Phd Te petri 1. gf thoe Go, has “tasued throueh fete: ri pa dottle “of the medicine “naw; have’
ae ANSIFIED ADVERT T | DistHot Mana’ Biri a) 103" ‘already “gained . ten’ pounds in
fo, BE) Re fe AD RUPRAERIG AD. . 1g: 6 at | ” weleht, and: even feel rig attics
si j 3 rs Sit SANE 2 1 i \ T-did :bafore évar +t \ f
hertnavertinements under ‘this ending, Ze pee word for cnchine ¥) nied at #4 ae 14 wie fever. « u was over terenen f
: Cnet copies come to our care to -be fovveh raed, a t OP Re ir, RRM EET pom : ith the i pot seats’ Ihave been’ subject
tr Gitano rset te St Se gree tax usm, { MOME:FROW THE. cera Ny ot Same crtrcrs ik |, FOR TUAT T Dee any
Are allewed ux ene word, vo Ten ore nmeree (ae 1098) jan). V./Raynar’ of*Redwitigw, Al 1th. Battaltowy= 5 0 °".+ | Rafat bine ingmy side, rnd would
; ‘ash remittancen td cover cont must: aceo pany all advertive- I herta ‘is at present’ hottie ‘here: ¢ Trp waa ise AS aa ave to eat dry “bread until they
received without waldteate edator be meecceiaakereiomene Ele rine eu proneme nome Rte Om iy Oe CALL —Otr * Joscph lett me. However 1 haven't felt a
, . Eee atts baal duende tas QM, swor hag Ritte years Nene, tructstian this ¢tty,’had a sign of them “since I started\on
toh e-eee + ror Oboe 1oe-eoeeeeseqes |} Vest and has a ranch, grow. © ieee mierien ie echoe) even Tanlac, and it looks as‘ if they are
ee kaon: acres ere Cama seHrE ing mixéd .cropa' and ibreeding cmt io aan Ms Murse Tan away: and gone for. good. Yes, Tanlac is cer-
AGENTS WANTED MISCELLANEOUS tle. His! brother Grayion‘is dn com- ed for: York Point on the ice, tainly a great medicine, and I don’t
; ; ig ya es Pry ‘}pany'with him; and last year wasa Or. Gallant Tollawime. the.’ atrima!

SALESMEN .’ WANTED.—SALES-
man, a self respecting salesman
whose’ aiinbitfon is: beyond ‘hid pre |”
Sent occupation might find more

FOR) JOB. PRINTING OF. ANY.
description, patronize the Cen: |
tral’ Job" Printery, 176 Kent :St.|

cara)

its the

rt

will re-open on

Janvary ith,

tons big sale. °

BBY,

Gondiict servig

a3

: PRINCE. OF. WALES COLL.

are selling at a quarter off at Pa-
onal Dalyan Cc
in, the Orwell ‘Cove Hi

ry 18th,’ 1931:

; “J. 8. Mackay yur Bc:
@ ea sa ight

9th, ‘Tryon ’ 11, Hemp!

Most successtn),, ane. with. ‘them./
“Mer. Raynor aay ee te wy
te’ end of, this. month, :

“ee Bret ~
LLEGE
Uesday morning,

HOME DRESS MAKERS.’

qT rexel: inthe now, an

that aivealal a LOT H FOR
suit can at Patong
@ discount “of 1-3 oft,
* CHURGH' OF /ecotL

(be: held) Ewen: McDougal: will”
iF Wega bath: 9th’ at’ Dundas

1,80 p.‘m,| BANEOr: at’ 6:80 p.m.
‘ POMC

preac!

fat
La

TON: AND BON. ate inv

ton" 3,

¢ York Point wharf thé:-horse. ‘weit
~ ‘hrineh’ fhe ice and. ‘Mr. Gallant
tt vendsavering to6. "get him

Siege

: ila t

Tel. 420-L Tee tomes 7 ‘ IRMA. WEN tirongh the ice himself hi
congenial, PyproReone wif sl st +}, EXCHANGE ‘RATE. INFORMA. Went : pte, doe, Aineget, his
And at the ~giime: time double ‘his| WILL. THE GENTLEMAN. WHO ION We'tnge ecapiot tom ie Se thle eh Atty teeters
income. We .xequire‘a man‘ of| took the muffler from,the Coun: pind i os aC edb fad 2 tanded che furae to sag-
Clean character, ‘sound in mind) ‘try Chib New Year's ve return Rabati ae Moe giteren ae: j Gallant “is very thankful
who ody; of strong personality, to #8 Euston Street and recelve| 2 mbteta ot the ie ite ao ae cane ple of York Point
WHO Would appreciate a ite posi-| his own at.oneé ‘ashe ig kown, detoruavertigerente dealing with {oF thelr timely assistance, without
on with a fast,growing. concern | 0) visnwemmnnenes |) 109 OL AAVertisements ‘sitbiect: ek ith, im te
where industry vind be penard: A One AT ‘HOME916 aiulge ber eheatly, argieseigied te Cat cae A a al
ed. with far ab »| 10. $80: paid: weekly for your spare pehould: ‘sah 3 : sibeare é
cies! Grea: ihe pisterrensian- ime, writing’ show cards for us, | those Who desire a simple: non-tech-

No‘ canvassing, We instruct and
Supply “you "with work, West’ An’
gus Show. card
borne Street,’ Toronto

ply. to Mr..A. Ww, Weir, — second
Hloor, Riley building, Queen’ 8t.
spoke Crowe: Brothers

FOR SALE FOX MEN ATTENTION, .WE ar’
how ready to accept applications
for: the: registratton of foxée “10
The Canadian Fox Breeders As,
coclation. Application forms fox
membership and’ registration as
well 48 Tattoo Cards willbe fur

FOR SALE A’ BOX! SLEIGH, AP.
Ply 288 Kent Street,

MALE
and femele, Price $5.00, PM,

COLLIE PUPS FOR SALE.

q Rodd, Harrington. 49): + nished.. on “/request.” EB. H
W eae er meaeaae sera patra eatinmerriorencasend Paseo) MAGNE Summerside Sec'y.

5 ARM FOR SA'S7.MI eS bY my tna teeny eee
| Charlottetown, 115 acres. of Jand|GLOTH, © OTH, CLOTH!’.. DO

with 15 acres growth of wood,
The farm js perfectly level, 20
chains wide and all fenced with
dykes. Well fenced; with concrete
cellar, stables also concreted.:/
‘Have about twenty tons of hay
and. straw and a quantity of tutn
fps Hind potatoes: WHI" sel at
$6,000. for quick sale. Write B.
clo ‘Guardian, f

TEACHERS WANTED

our wonven :folics; need mater. |!
fals’ in ~ duwalities .for their
drosses amd guits? We have thou-’
sande of yards that will be soll
ag low: 48°$2.75.\per }ard, 1-2 reg-
ular -price., In, goods 54 to 66

inches ‘wide, This is an excellent
, iopbortnntty ‘to "get 'materiats ‘in

better qwdifiies,. than usually,
found in ‘womens fabrics and also
‘ake. care: of. the’ children’s neers:

‘Call at our store address . 158,4
Rithmond Street, ‘Bnelish

TEACHER WANTED FOR ‘MUR-

Scotch . Woollen Co. > after which she sold her home, an:
tay Harb..* vanh school.’ Snpple ERR RE eng 1/8 dn the city attending the Short with er harried son ‘moved ‘int:
ment, ton Yolte*2 asmunth. Harry >» WANTED | FCourse; jon fe ERROR
@ Rice, See, Trustves, “ — See bopamanctar i i Born of Christian “parents, an:

FURS “WANTED; .!'.AM BUVI nc]. Mr.'Sam Smith’ of the Telephone | breaititing the. atmosphere of pray.
WA*TED_A TEACHER FOR for’ cash “or handling ona: con: | ©9'has.. returned. to the city after

New Dominion Schook . Supple- mn basis. Silver, Cross. an:

MALE WELP WANTED

houses’ in: London, New. York, St.:
Louts and ‘other centres, Fam ir
4 position to handle any ‘qiatitty
of raw. fur at the prevailing mar
solicited. B...H.. Rayner,’, Sum |
Mmerside, P...B;' 1. ;

KINGS COLLEGE TEAM”

GOVERN MENT POS!ITIONS
Wanted men age seve'geen to
forty-five. All. evades vacancies
Ordinary school education suffi-
cfent.. Particulars free. Civil Ser
‘ive Instiirte: Post Office Box

Y

£5, Toronto. "STO 'PLAY IN ‘BasTon | ton to,
hy "Tost _ WINDSOR, N.S Jan, 5.—-Pra | Rg held om 21th
a , , .{Nented ‘fram adhe tng to ‘their ‘or- | on
i \LOST IN OR ABOUT. CITY iginal séhedwle which’ J called for

‘games at Portland. owing to. the
1

lareo sum of money. Reward by

ponditi ice he Main
foavine at Townes condition of the: ice inthe Maine

Jebnsonts:t. <
ip tity, the Wkinets. College shockey
Drugstore. ; } .team’ lettifor. HY . ; for : tigeries of jzames iwvith: New
LOVELV DRESSES FOR. WOMEN Enelane bet all ok “alt ‘wes: the

FOR STREET OR AFTERNOON
WEAR

‘orltinal. Intention: to leave, vester-’
day for Portland .via St. John, ‘but
| this. arrangement hie ig Bat a

Ot Jen't a very lnree epliection: | yesterday: after. few hours hefore
but {tds cleverly selected, and | the thee ‘det’ for ‘thefr Heparture! ‘
they ane just the Dresses that wo | LOBSTERS. ArT GRAND *MANAN
minn af enad trate and Ateertminat Thi eerie ih ae ee: '

dgment will want. eaxtensive pperations.of the Jo

Soni the fashionnhle \ materials: | ster fishery at the besinnine of ths
made in correst and most artis) | 8°?50n hive: praotitatty ‘eehitiated

he nedrahore:loheter. erdunds fot
styles, iand way. down in price , f oacnit: jon.) A’
lite this: 1-8 off. Patons Ltd, ‘| the _preserit.eesson,: A),number.of

A BRITISH VIEW

‘LONDON, Jan. 5—The ‘Manches- Ported
ter Guardian says. today. “How ab-

ines
surd thp idea ig.of building against (‘FIREMEN

, Bervice S7xCol}

br

morning ‘of th

ot Commerce 1

phout the) tines!
lighed,” It contai
miatter of es:

ns
pecial

& portrait
fox, labalied

Payot Messrs. W,

prize mature
fox, oe
Montreal, owned b:
& Sons, Summers}
96°153 points: A
Mr> Chester Mc
atong .with a
appreciative
gentleman.»

nendinz n plea

‘Taissio page “rk month: at his Mat MM roi ee
ment $75 Apply to. Hector Me-| faq. f pelts; Mink, Muskrat) [ome Beormu a tat _) Rpod, an Lroughout her life was
Lean, Secretary EON, oto,” Having. the” beet powablep ek ine . hasistent. meiniber.. Mnjoying goo ’
‘ connections: with ‘leading fur] ) Mts. Stephen Hughes of thig.city Stith’ ter apany years, she tod

‘ecelved the:

‘nical. explanation;

BLACK FOX MAGA
fast lose of The Black
4 zine. pwbiished + in
t mumber yet: pith

landers. The first page f
of @ magnificent Islan
“one of
and. published — through

J. Stantoy Wedlock. Therg its alse
2 splendid . portrait of.
male and, champion
the’ International :
y J, W. Calthect
de, which scored
good = portrait of
ure: also. appears
wery interesting and
‘write-up “(by ‘that:

“PERSONAL

Mr. Sheldon McSwait of Mt, Hefpe

sad “news: yesterday
e death of her mother
Mra, James Kelly of Kelly's! Cross.

Mr;C, L, Miles, manazer of’ the
local branch of the Canadian :Banic
! left this morning for
onto’ having received, an invita,
to-attend ‘the Annual/iGeneral

Of the Bank, which is ,be-

HEADA

at the
vance Sale. Fine even.
Wiiledched ‘cotton, 34 in.
ifpaefrom dressing, reg-
Wiatity, will be ‘placed on

“Fox: Magia

Ss iwide,:

lr 2Bo_ quality .

sale at ‘ning alclock Thursday at

_ W206 Cihta:jper yard, Moore & Mc.
Leod ‘Limited, ‘

Bae

2 préat “deh! of
interest to (P)m:
eontains

the finest"
the ourt-

. K. Rorers and

Se eceeed

NCES: LOWTHE

reas

MRS. FRA’

the: first

Mrs. Frances Lowther, widow of
the: ite" Wiliam, Gowther was born
‘at Cornwall Pi. 1, and: passed
away’ on. Thursday November 4th,
“ptethe home): of her ‘son in Char-
Jottetown:’She was marriod in ear |
PAB vce yg is survived’ by
&.

Show,

‘7. Mrs. Dean ’:.MeBwer
: ‘Pranklin: The carly yaate
OC. ter married tite were spent In
Nori Canteton after which she re
', turned'to*Cornwall ‘where she liv
‘ted’ unti¥ettie death: of:her husban-,

er fromiher infancy, she Joined: the
thofdiet Church in :her.early gir. .

‘a prominent pat "in the activiti-
of theahoroh: atid. wis’ especial
interested “in ithe’ work of the Wo !
men’s’ Missionary. ‘Sdciety. '
‘ Ofia ,cheerful®; disposition sh
made many friends: She lover th
Church ‘of her choice and: was
fegular attendant’ at the servicr
@f-the Sanctuary, “She owas a ‘trv
Christian and gave her'time av .
‘strength to every good, chuse. He
long and ‘painful illness . of. mor
than a'vear \’ Was borne with pa‘
fent submission tothe Divino nvi)
and. she died ..as she had ‘live
trusting, in ‘Christ ‘as a person:
i After: a.‘brlef service . conducte
by “her pastor, : the: Rev. GW. !

omega

, will
san et “
Patons, Silks; linings, etc. 1-3 off.
‘THE CLOTH-FOR-A:ORESS 0}
today at
ANDA=Rev.
ich. Sab-
ratll aim. and heen

i GLOVES «1 ALL Vihmabeienives
poll ag one” auarior at at
. ¢ » ath 5 .

When. sbout:50 yards‘ from

Cox W

’ublic: to

TANLA? FOR: THE BENEF
OF OTHERS

—e ae

“I want’'to give’ a

IT
r

know.-what: a ‘fine ‘th’
wen forme,”
ie See ft.
ropriet
Atthur Cox de
Shipworkérs,
“his fal D.was threatened with
typhoid tever,'and-while I managed
to word off. the aetual | disease
stilt got Inia badly rundown on:
dition.”'For'three.. weeks T wian't
able ‘to ‘eat-ahitiot solid ‘food, 'and
Just had to sive on ‘milk. ;I-had no
appetite st all, was sveak and worn-
simply felt mise e,

hesttate to give it my highest en-
dorsement?’ ag

Taniac is sold in Charlottetown
by Reddit ,Bros., In Montague by
H, J. Mabon, J. P. White Murray
River; H. M. Chisholm, North Try.
on; .R. A. Coohon, Murray Harbor
*Lord’s Compamy, Borden; Lord's
Company, Cape Traverse and
Lord’s Company, Carleton; J. W

MoEwen, Bristol; A. J. McNevin
shaw,

i
H

eae
!:22c UNBLEACHED COTTON
for 1245 cents. Thuraday morning
at ‘nine o'clock we will place on
sale’a line of 34 inch-fine, unvleach-
ed cotton, reguldr 22c at only 1c.
The quantity .is limited—the value
is enormous, gét yours early. Moore
& McLeod, Limited. :

———— ae

Kaow

RELATES EXPERIENCE WITH

little ‘history
of my:case just%to let the public
ing ‘Tanlae' has
gaid Arthur Cox, of
«Halifax, formerly
r of ‘the firm. known’ as
‘Co. ‘botlermaker. and

| : J anuary

—————

\

Men

Henderson

- Referring to Canada’s place in vency, © put
the world asa result-of the war.

Tesponsive. and
Sir Robert: said Canadians: should

a keen interest,

PRIESTS ILL’ WITH:

WINDSOR, Ont, Jan. 5:—Rev.|
Father FN. Laurendean, ‘pastor of |
the Lady of the Lake Church, Ford
{s in the Hotel. Dieu seriously ill
with sleeping sickness.

‘Rev. Father’ Joseph Gerard,
Windsor, is also il} with the same
disense at Hotel Dieu, but is im-
proving. t

Reports stating that Rey Father |,
T. V. Moylan, C. 8. B.,’ principal |
and vice-president ,
tion College, Sandwich, died from |

ness. in a Detroit Hospital” yester-
Jay were denied by professors of
ithe college. t ,

HE een
TAKE AN INTEREST
+ IN WORLD AFFAIRS

HAMILTON,” Ont., Jan. 5.— Sir
tohert Falconer, President of the
‘niversity of Toronta,. addressed
“he Hamilton Medical Association
it its annual” meeting ~ here last
N steep ae te tt,
'ésteam in which she was held: was
;icinty shown by the larse gather |»
ig, of ftiends and ‘relatives from
‘r-and near, assembled to puy.
heir dast tribute of respect, and
lowed the remains to’ their last :
esting place. The setvices, were}
ondutted by her paston, Rev. J.C.
‘Martin, ‘Mt. Stewart. She leaves’ to

ug mother, four. daighters, “Mrs
Tenry Coffin, Mrs. Calvin’ Cameron,
ifs.Everett Anderson, Mrs.’Frank
‘arquharson, also a -step-son Ern-|
‘8t Douglas’ of Denver. Colo, . She
Igo leaves..to mourn ‘two sisters
nd three brothers,

Glendenning the remains were ta’
enito Cornwall where in: the pr
senee of. 2 Jange number of h:
friends the body wwas‘laid nway
await the. wrasurredtion ofthe ju

< Passed peacefully to her etern
rest. on, Thursday, ‘Nov. :-25th:.192:
y Jémima Coffin, widow ofthe lat

in. the aixty-elghth r of are

Deceased wastot a kind abd ches
; fa, dfsposition, ‘good hearted to'th: ,
4 E hest degree and: was'a'friend:o ||!
N tgott ‘i

ee oven ber “2Rth '|

ur'hearts ‘are sad ‘and lonely,
‘Since ‘mother (passed ‘away,
“er days onvearth were numbered,

}
A
i

SLEEPING SICKNESS /World and strike a pose of complac: p

|. Martyrs to Duty

1 of the Agsum-| ff

‘iness diagnosed .a8 ‘sleeping sick-|

‘nourn the lose. of a kind. and Jov-| f

not hold aloof from a suffering ,
eople, he said,

Hiberaice yr

Everything in the Sture ;

25 p. c. and 33 1-3 off
Come and get Your Require: ©

menis from th: Newest and
Brightest Stock in the City

101 Grafton Street

their | hearts must be

‘He paid tribute to Quebec, whose

S SAL

Lp So,

quality: into Canadian ‘Tife: :

pressed: Over thé dact that,
the: people of Ontitio and: Canada
as a whole ‘were gtowing ‘more tol
érant of:;Quebeoss 0 iy

they «should ‘take
in' world affairs.

imparted a distinct’

. With ug she could not stay. j
‘er toil of life is ended, - ;
She, rests ‘from Dain, and care, “%
\t home"with blessedJeaus,
We hope to meet her there. |

than Yabis | A

iis, 25¢ Box

Liver

and poor alike.+ The - funeral]
ee i
1p Wren Shi Pae

Pet eas Cemet ery, The®

Foster. Central, Drugyist. :

ee
SSS
eae: ~

Pole. ANT SUFFERING OF
THE MAN WHO FEELS —
COMPELLED To TEL SUS
WIE AND DAUGHTERS:
WHAT HE REALLY THINKS
OF THEIR CLOTHES «

dn the Yew of ; é

w Zealand “ww. y, ‘A Bantl « while- they were }

aly Pe 4! playing at the Arena Rink and pre-
“\ |eented each member witha box ot

would adhere to it if
chance,

J afgara and a quatitity oof. tobagnd.
Qhief' Ronsghan .. and Firetian

Angus McWachern ‘of the ‘Chemt-}:|'

VPROPOSED

1 DANCED WITH MARIE: LONG, AND
SHE. WAS SO.BEWLTCHING THAT.”

TOHER EVEN AS WEL] “WOULD

| “MARRY ME, AND LL BE YOUR.
SLAVE! 1?

"LL EVEN DIE FOR You!”|
YOU REALLY AND

cal Engine Company. made the
prepentation, the latter in a neat
speech: thanking the members of
the Band fpr the ‘wervices they
gi) | rendered. @he Firemey’ at tiefr

| @arades, et, .@uring the ‘year,} |
and wishing .them continued ‘sne-

on behalf. of the Band, thanked
the donors for their preseiitation,
which @aiie as @ very pleasant
and wholly unexpected surprise.

Partial ents puzzle ithe’

|cess, > ‘Bantunaster J. McFarlane, | | |\\\

schosthoy Uae 1H Bldbr be ‘gets
the more they worry him.

TRULY: SIE FOR me?”

) an ‘American Navy has Just. been * Ried ' wed “ai mts vo ; he ¥ ; Ay Las aye nS te rdirnd as
bk f State | On New Year's night the Firemen] aii fy: ty aeweee d Na eee ae ae) eee t asa eC Uglies eee dtaeieas PA td ‘KA;e eT dca abe
Pious ta Healer 4 ea UF ata a the membersiot the a.]{ CHURSDAY: AT A BALL LAST NIGHT] - MARRY ME, MARIE.” T WHISPERED YES, INDEED MCRIED. To. DIE HOW MUCH INSURANCE
Pacific. Australia and New

FOR YOU WOULD BE A yoy!»

“HOW NOBLE OF YOU, DickY!.
HOW UNSELFISH OF You! ER-|

DO You CARRY 7%