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li."-<_~‘.".~\_ ' :mia mal me Srl: I from my\\¢d¥ll\¢¥ J, ', -e' iii T wssunabletodoxrg i ‘ __ I housework. I h

° ~ the best docile; in 'if Emcleiresna ey

,E _' wanted me to have fi i.“.s°s'i=i.:’.i'i..‘;‘=:

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. , _ nd cured me so I did \ ' ‘=W¢fli’:},S%'3¢p;:tion, sndl am tellivnf :Wil frleniismnms $3;-iévn; A. . " ~ , Black River Sl BHVEE'-ig; such experiences ss that of If i,§',`-1,,-r that has rnsde this famous ML f ,,|"\‘,,.i-b remedy s household word N , ‘,`.,».-.;\,, go ocean. ADY Vmmln Wim "_'.'f~',` "nom inilsminstlou, ulceration. '_f""-!'ff_,,,\,|\t», backsch nervousness n.~i-feiwmei or ,,th°°L|u”». ,how |""’;f'if_,t “M51 ,bg hgs given it s trial, ilotx -mr , eolsl advice write ladle E. iniiilli hum Rfedlfiiilli O05: Lynn: 55°* ~<

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Salts Is Fine For _

Kidneys, Ouit Meat

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Flush the Kidney: at once when Baci hurts or Bladder bothers

.\'o uiun or woinun who eats mea.

i'e;qiziai'l_\' vain iuulte ll mistake li; lilshing thi- kidneys occniiionnlly, snys ll well knowll uiltllority. Meat forms uric acid which clogs the kidne) pores so they slugs-rliihly litter ol stlain only pcirt ot' the waste ani

poisons from the blood. men you ge sich. .\'eur|_v itll rlleumatism, head aches. liver trouble. nervousnes- coniitipaxiou, dizziness, sloeplessness bladlloi' disorlle-rs couie i’i~olu sluggish kidneys. ‘

'l‘lie mouiont you tcel a dull acli'

in tho iiidiwys or your buck hurts. ol li' tho iiriuc is -clourly. ulleusive, ful of sedlineui, il~regulu.r of passage 0' attended hy at sonelstioit of souidirig 'el :liltuu four ounces oi' Jud Salts iron any roliiilile pllalrniiiry ii'n<l tuko l 'ialiiespooniul in li glues of water be fore bi'uilkl'asi for :l few days un your kidneys will thou lict ilue_ Thi f:imi>ul~i snlts_i.~l iuade from the i1,cl~ oi' grapes und lemon juice, combine with lltlliii and has hoen used (ol

geueriltlonu to (lush clogged kidney and stimulate thom to activity, als \lo uoulrniize the acids in urimi so E no longer causes lrrltnltion. thus one lnghludtler disorders.

.lad Salts is inexpensive and ca`

not injure; iuakes ri delightful efief vesrent _iithia winter drink which al regular ment, eaters should take no\ and then to keep the kidneys cleal and the blood pure. thfirobyvavoidiu- serious kidney complications. .

The Llitest in ' ` PH0T0GRAPAliY ~

C00l(’S ‘STUDIO

New Desbrisay Bionic Corner Queen had Grafton Street-

Chariotletowu. P. I. I.

` Do You Keep Hens?

When Eggs are 5c each doul will think it would My you to ilu so. and to-feed them well? We hive `

i _ ill stock.

PEERLS8 CRUSHEDOYSTER _

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lvlicA cnve'rAl. onli;

» laser 4 sous so_nAPs - soo MAsi-l _ _ Mll.l< iwssl-l

\CRATCH FEED ROYAL -PURPLE POULTRY SPECIFIC. ITC., ETC.

For the. Young Chicks ws

have just received 7 tons "Roy ll Purple" onion Feed. seed fresh-stock. Every owner oi Ohiokelis 'should (ood tildll-A this relinhlc Baby Chick Feel. Solo in any qllalitity, whole-

iisle and retail.

GARTER & C0. LTD.

T rnos or ALi. xmas _ mont sos

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On the 14th January 1919, ther., mssed to her.eternal reward at St. .oiuii-l one oi' the oldest and esteem- ld lnliuhltnnts Mrs. illizil Arsenuult )eceascd was born ut Egnlom Bay, '7 Years ago. She married onli made lsr home in Mont Carmel for signi- eu you-rs thence moved to Tlgnisu 7 Years uso. She was tl most esti~ liable (llwistian lady und few persons vers better known or more ileser~ edly esteemed in the community fel’ Eeutleness, kindliuess and cheer- ulness not only endeared her to her mmediilte relatives mild neighbors iut gained the respectiund esteoin of i. wide circle oi' friends and ucquain- -_anvos_ For young nnd old she had ui- /nys it kind und cheerful, word and il. rieulily smile und welcome greeting Jr all who entered her hospitable ome_ Ever a neat-nest pious Christ- ln lady in her last illness she had he consolation of the spiritual min.- itrution of her good pastor Father ‘_ C. Gauthier and fortltied by the

. lst sacraments oi the Holy Church

er gentle spirit peacefully went arth to its eterniil reward. Her

.usband ‘pro-deceased her twenty ears ago. She was the survivor or a irge family. She V loaves to mourn oseph. Charlottetown; Gildns, St. .ouis; Muuriie, St. Louis; ‘rauk, Lowrance, Mass.; John Semis, Me.; Hubert, Lawrence,Mnss; nd Mrs. Peter N. Poirier, where she led. Hel' funeral took 'place to Tig- ish ueilll»tei~y Father MacDonald of- clating assisted by' by a. iull`ciioir. lei' enrthly remains were placed hc- .ide those of her lute hnisnnnd. May ‘ ier soul rest in peace,

SUMMERSIDE MARKETS

lay ton.... .. ._ . ._ $18

t rotaloes bus. .. ._ .. _ ._ .. .09 ilack Oats _ . _ . . . . . . . . . _ . ... __ 80 White Oats 80 flutter perlh_ .. .. .. ..l0

_CASTOR IA

For Infants and Children in Use For 0ver30 Years

Always bears T "‘° £*¢Ita“"¢ Signature Oi' ¢ _

There Should be a New

Portraitto Record e The Event

Bayer Photo Studio

l27 Grafton St.

ielyea p& McNiece

Auditors and

Consulting Accoiintiiilts

General, Municipal & Corpor ation Auditing, Constructive Ac- counting Sysitematiziiig.

Offices and Phone connections

it. John, Moncton, Amherst

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_Tha semi-annual' examination ot the

Johnstone River school was held on 'iliuuulhsy Jan. 30th. The pupils were examined in the various subjects tiv Miles Helena McDonald, teacher ai Gllonrilnnlon and MN. J. T. Beagen, Mt. Ryan. "It would be doing an in- Justice to the teacher Miss Ella Whit ty in expect very much improvement since her erlhsilnation last June con- sidering the time the schools were closed and the irregular attendance owing to the prevalence oi iniiuensa still n very marked improvement was noticed in the reading, particularly

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|r~uliiug in the lst und 2i\d grades livl >___ _ __;~'-- :' - '-~"'~"*'

.\ll.~. .l. 'l. Bi-uglzii, Mr. Patrick 0 iluil-| j _________________,_ _'_ _ s___:.,..__, .__.___...._,.-...... .~»~-I ornll in llcllalf ot’ tht- tiwlstves otl`f-wil I ' `

prizl-;~i for wrltlug uuii spoiling iii iii~, ‘

sumo grades, Miss Wiillty dealt siruil-L 1 ' I lurly with the rlass, the prizes to l~i:l _ ' ‘

uwarded ai the June oxnxu.iuntioll_ it .1

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With the Quality

sealed in the Can

in %, l. and Zlia. tins-A in tlwlsosn, gliotmliorfne [mvillf

is still upon for iltliers til tiller slul~

iliar prizes in other siilijol-iii,

li-riuzlrlis \\'f_-rc then posswi lI_\' UHV40

ill-i-:sclit und Ilir. Putk. O'l'ioliur:ui scur ed those nespoxisilile for their iiluliiliiyl

:li cope with the iliutlelf of "'l`csi:lle;"i_ S-~'"_i'ics" and _iiiso the “T011lfhPi"v Vtlf

lou" for the extremity to which iilogr ‘I

.-urrlcrl their suppiemmlis. `

At tho (-1090 B. vote ui' tliunlis wuf.

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in th” `P"mm"Y °l*“'°°- Th° `“'\'m“3 of the parents imd`even tAll_eotl~ui;i.-is CHASE g; SANQORN _ _ _ . too in the udvanced class is except D » i

As is very often the case too many

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When Your Boy.Comes Home;

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Optical Results ,f

Every Optometrist looks for results from his work. If he _ igifi getlmg good results from ` his corrections he gradually* _ loses his standim: and his patients drop oil. We are getting results from our cor- rections and tliatisthe reason _ l our Optical business is in- \ creasing. Our Optical Service is superior. Patients tell us that before we came to Mon~ (agus they had to go to I Charlottetown or elsewhere to have uny special work done. Now, that is all changed and 7 they eau get allviaieclal work _ done at home. 0 have UM most modern soieutiiil mstru

host results. H. J. Mabori K

Optometrist onli Preset-_iptios

ug||t||||g P. E. llllld ' nm. door ssnr or commons

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lr-_ndvred Miss Mclloliald i'llr hor iiixid- ncss in iLt=t':uliing :Ind _:leo to .`~Ii.~is

iade themselves noni-ipiouous ily their 'Nlhitty for thu gmlli work do ll~ Ill tit.

ionslly good that oi Miss Margaret V V

Write for hooltlet: "Perfect Mode". |t's

,,h,em,.,_ ' eoilool. 'rue siwlllg oi' un- National \*~t-it-:i1r»‘;~‘.:1»;\;::'.i::'-,::-£1'-F `*33»"*“'--""7-i

Welker being almost “p»roteesionai." ' ' W ' ' I 'V 'W' F

As un lnduceuisni to both pupils Aiithi-‘-m lii'o\ighi the cxziiuizlzltlon to

' and leiioher prizes were oiiered im' ii close.

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Genuine 'y”‘,,@¢ " arts _

cost less' than the imitation

Genuine Ford parts are sold everywhere at prices fixed by the Ford Company. _ _ f _ “ _ ” The some prices- are usually charged for imitation or spurious-~ repair parts. _ V Yet “spurious” parts are, as a rule, made from low grade steel. _They are not produced under rigid, Ford inspection. They are lnieflof In qualit _v and workmanship. _ Then, when you buy “spurious” parts, you do not get the samé value for your money. t _ _ But that is not the only loss to the Ford Owner. _ It costs more to repair with the imitation parts. They are not madif to iii with the line accuracy of the 'genuine parts made in the Ford plant. It takes more hours of labor git a high rate per hour i0 ,lit “spurious”'parts into the car. ‘ _ Repairs with the imitation parts must, in most cases, cost more than 'fiu horized Ford Service with genuine Ford ports _ ’ You piy more for the imitation without getting the satisfaction that you know you will get from the genuine. _ You incur the risk of darn- age to other parts of your car from the inferior repairs. You weaken our Ford. Youeinvite repeated trouble and expense. _

There is no need now to a_cept anything but the genuine Ford parts.

we ' Look for this

new

*_ Service Sign

You can now demand genuine Ford parts from

any reliable, garage rendering -Ford Services

Authorized Ford Service will be obtainable everywhere---notuollly from our 800 Ford Dealers---but from over 2_(_l0O 0_th€f g0@d g3f<»§€S_ IH CHUHQH- ‘Wherever vou soc the new Ford Service sign - vou can obtain genuine Fo d parts. -

Remember that the Ford Company cannot be held rgspoiisible for the performance of a Ford' (.ar repaired with spurious parts. 'Po keep in force the Ford Warra_nty behind your car, i* is essential that you do not allow “spurious” parts to be used in repairing it. ' ` ' t - ~

Demand the genuine. Look\for the Ford Service Sign.

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