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‘niol treatment 110w a

recognized method of

relieving constipation say medical men

: Doctors Advise Nuiol Eight doctors out of every ten told us they were advising the Nujol type of treatment for their patients in place of laxatives-and for these reasons:

l. Nulol la not habit-forming.

2. A more natural method.

3. A lubricant is better than a

, laxative. 4. Does not gripe.

recently salted repre- sentative doctors all over the country under what conditions they recommend- ed the use of the Nujol type of treatment. The list of spe- cial csses was astounding. Al- most uniformly they recom- mendeditforbothoccaslonal and chronic constipation, as v well as an aid to regularity. Nujol, as one doctor put it nfficts wit? ‘nagurqhinsteirél 5_ bu“ inn-fin‘ o against t. ' not er sa , "A lubricant is better than a 6' Mum ‘m, “m” mud‘ ~

tract. They cause the bowels to frantically expel. the con- tents of the intestines and

the system of the drugs that pills and potions contain.

Nulel sets entire‘ fluently. lt

-—O'LEARY UNIT-ID OHURQH. March 10th. Rev. Wlltred l. Mc- 140d will preach at Bloomfield at t1 a. 1a., Brae et 3 p. m. 0140M‘! et 7. -

—IIDlQUE—-RBV. D. K. Rosa "Pd" MhW-"°"°d‘d"~ l" will preach at North Bodeque at recent-manholes!- ltmmlv wfi- u, Freetown at a. Travellers Rest easthedrledwestsmssearinthsir» a 7_ testinas and lubricaaes the we so that the miracles of the a can expel the wuss matter regular- ly, naturally and thoroughly.

Nassovglvsa remedy Nulol appeals to the medical man becmrse it la aslrnple, scientific and safe remedy for mnsdpation. no matter how severe the case may be. ltisgentle in its aalonsnd lsesant to take. Children love it Get e bottle ofNujol from your druggist

' today. Doctors advise it for consti- pation, whether chronic or tem- ' void substitutes.

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-—BRIDAL lREEOFPTICIN-On Wednesday eveninl. March 2nd. a reception was given at the home oi Mr. Richard Murphy, o! MqNeiPs Mills, in honor oi Mr and Mrs. Wm. Wagner‘ (nee lnes lli. Mur- llhy). - Dancing was the order of the evening and the slogan "we won't g0 home till morning" was well kept. In the early hours oi the morning, alter a bountiful repash! all dispersed wishing Mr. and Mrs.‘ Wagner a happy ~ and prosperous? Journey through life .

-MITE BOX OPENING-The United Workers Mission Band at Clinton held their Mite Box open- ing at the Pa. , Kanaington. an Feb. l7. Alter the meeting .unch was served and a very pleas-

Eastern Guardian

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“EASTERN AGENT - M-r. l W. Murdock is now Guardian agent in Montague and will ‘b0 pleased to rscelve news items, ad- vertising, new and renewal aub- scriptiqnl. s

..'Dr. H. H. Pierce, son of Rev. H. Pierce, B. A. Georgetown, P. E. 1., who is at present practising in Alabama. recently passed the Ala- bama State medical examinations and came out second with an aver- age of 92.5. He is a graduate of Dalhouaie.

..'A FINE 8HOWlNG.—-.'l‘he an- nual budget and financial statement of the parish of St. Margaret's tor the year ending. Dec. 31st, 1926. was read last Sunday and showed the dinances to be in a hesltlrtul state. The contractor's‘ bill to the amount oi $15,000 was paid him. As well as all other bills due. and the overdratt in the bank only amounts to $260. The statement was heard

Jacquard

Bath- i

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Here is an "opening bargain” fromjzhd newly located Linen Department. This wonderful lot of -Jn,cquard Bath Towels,» 41 x 20 inches, _full size, thick thirsty and soft, with boy-gel. of blue, gold or rainbow, good $1.59 value on sale this morning at

93°- . Second F loor-head of stairs

Towel. T

ant evening spent. This Band wqgi with very much gratification -by the Orsrmlled in September last andllarge number oi parishioners PM!" they have already raised betweeuent.

Iifty and sixty dollars for miaaionsJ --— There appears to he a bright fut- ..'WE'IGHING PARTY+The old

laxative in both chronic and Laxatives and cathartics act . . . temporary cases." by irritating the intestinal F0 1' C 0 fl 5 I IP t1 I I 0 11 .

Grey Cotton 8c

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‘it is criminal negligence for girls However. it is sale to say, the girls to wear those thin silk stockings aren't going to let him pull the in winter," a physician declares. wool crser lheir-er-kneea.

iMOLAsSESl A

Delicious

. UT taste is only one of the _ claims which Genuine Barbados flgfg Mo-

lasses, “Bema Brand”, makes for consideration. It is not only delicious-it is the most nour- ishing and healthful of all the products of the sugar cane. It is rich in iron and vitamincs.‘ It is invaluable in cooking as well as for table use.

When you buy Molasses demand the very beak-Insist upon

BADOS

xtra Fanc

ASSES

“BEMA BRAND”-

Sold only in bulk by all good grocers.

Peters Road

‘"9 1°’ m1! Band “m! membfirshlplentertainments naturally becomlni of bright intelligent, talented younmmonotonous by repemgom y)“, m.

And people, under capable leadership.

ventive skill o! the individual host-

ess seeks ior something novel ior

_FUNE'RAL Sam/mas '_The the entertainment of her guests.

, The Flu epidemic is not ye! funeral or the late John Murray. The 1a,“, l9 me weighing party

‘extinct in this vicinity, {Quite} be Albarion, which had been delayeg number oi families are at ectc y by thestorm, was held on the 6t , _

it more or less, or at least some- inst. to the‘ Sacreddi-Ieart Church. °‘ Mrs’ Jam“ Mallard‘ last week‘ thing that bears a strong re- services Ibe ng con ucted by the semblance to that very unwelcome Rev. T. Campbell. assisted ‘by the 9-“09- Thai T119 817M?‘ was both int- -vlsitor. So iar it would appear that choir. A large number attended 9mm“ “m! enlermlnlng h” 1 no serious results have obtained. the funeral and the services at- 5110“!!! b)’ 111° 1"" and melflmenl- l”

this caao

"egg situation." and some more.

rather numerous

‘ the home of Mr. John M. Kearney. |A large party also from the aur-

levening was spent by all. Eniiveni ‘lug music from experts on the violin, and other musical instru-

I pass all too quickly. I 1A sunrptuous repast was fur- inished the guests by Mr. Kearney

IMr. and Mrs. John L. Macdonaid and daughter, ‘Bernice recently spent the week and at Murray lRlver. guests 0i ‘Mr. and ‘Mrs. James A. Dewar. '

Mr. George Macdonald. Peters Road, our expert in drilling and pump fitting is ‘busily engaged in drilling for water preparatory to installing an improved pum-p ‘for

Mr. Randall Macdonald. Good pro- gress is reported and ere this will have been read. -Mr. Mac will bt. in possession of n. copious and permanent supply oi pure water. . conveniently situated.

l IMr. ll-iarry and Mr. Eddie Jenkins. ,Gra.nd River have returned to Port -~Elgin, N. B., where the former was ‘previously engaged in lumbering‘ . _ .,. “ - lMr. James McLean has returned to his home at Peters Road alter an extended trip abroad.

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‘The many trlenda or Mr. Albert | Horton welcome the arrival 0i’ him- 13B" and bride ‘to their future home

at Peter! Road. ‘Mrs. Horton was formerly Miss Ida Gordon of Abney.

‘Mr. John A. MdSwaln, Peters Road has returned to his home altar a remuneratlve sojourn in the iumsr woods or N. S. _

Peter's Road and Alma Schools are closed on account oi the pre- valence of sickness.

The pen that once in rapid stride The soul oi poesy shed

Now lies as mute upon the rack As 1r that soul were dead.

' l No more in Complex problems deep Or iiuishad prose so gay; it wakes Ino Jokes on lBarber-‘s

“o” “"- Wfllh-i- and dau tar in

lBout ploughsherss rusted gray.

This ls not Iipring poetry. but alament on thecontinued silence of the esteemed correspondent from Southern Kings-Try this.

Charlie Speed reports that his little tlivvsr took him up s steep hill. at the rats or 1 1-8 miles an l hour. and brought him down at the

t u ' . 3.1.3:. '11.? n5’. ifilnlwll. ‘hull Grinpy Colds Relieved

the round trip. Now who can tell how high was that ‘hill.

Barrister at the ‘Southwark Coun- ty Court: The accident happened

‘at 4:40 did It not?" Man: No. You on Benefit In a Few Minutes

twenty to live.

“What l want to know." sxplain- “Human; _ . ‘d M“ Hupuk- l" l" “nlriorxg; drera on colds.” 1d§n°i§r|§°§nkl=i oalli Mu’ ‘ulna "Well." answered his wits, ‘when ablfnrsgfzdlafutflgwx! m satisieetinn mm Cater-tho , 1'

ter is not visiting us, and the chil- _ drsn are st school. and It's ermldn wm"fil°:3krf-°°' 99"" "W!

"is who is the bosi in this mother and l are out. and my sit-

day oil, you are."

pzrticuldrfly. visited Sturgeon at 79rd" took place at nine o'clock to Snfrepdlaglon fm‘ her fine cookery.

Paul's Church and was largely Blnand on this evening outdld herself rounding sections, augmented the lend“- jgathering and a very enjoyable y“ $319123“? h3g1“; ‘Elli: J‘: llmcfiment by the 8116515- Hflvllli; (10119 .i’“§..-..'Z..° " Fin? "“ ° ° _“"°"l=1=w1@ “was w "w ‘m’ m". crowded with mourners testifying

ments combined lo make the time Eygelggcgzgzdhllgélyeszelllilall; gllézgiavemug w“ greatly enjoyed and

Ive. The solos taken by Messrs. and mm“? as '3 pa" m! ‘he enter‘ Philip Arsenault, Leon LaBlanc, talmnan" In ‘M’ w“ “ “m1 at Guy Houghton and J. P. liiaclnnia. good will -and fraternity ia iostered The pa“ been,“ were. l which makes Mhwsllll) 9955M“ Blacquiere Henry Gallant, Joseph-ill! M1118 1101116 1h GQOPBQV-OWIL-A-Z in our too secluded rural districts. Perry’ p.58“, Gaunt. Wm Anew! g 5 suit and Emanuel J. Arsenault. l -~'M1'- Chas- Mclleud- teach“ “'5

( time of "sorrow. The funeral was ‘ ' held on Saturday March 5. A brief ' service at the house, and then e =ervice at the fNorth 113s equo- .

such a party was held at the b01119

at which there were a large attend-

testing their regard tor the deceas- the 5116815- T119 "ling WOPKBd 011'-

iPneumonia has also appeared ln ed. The pail bearers were Messrs. somethinB like U118. The Fairbanks our midst. Mrs. Claire Johnston Ben . Smith. F. P. Bernard, P. Gau_ scale which was brought into the has bad a serious attack of it bul din, Ali’ Powers, F. Il-‘raser and Wm. room was set at 135 lbs. All were .under skllful treatment of the Matthew's. lMra Mary Seymour, of invited to get themselves weighed. doctor and a trained nurse (Miss Quincy, Mesa, daughter oi’ the late Any person weighing less than 135 iMcgKgy) we are glad to be able to John Murphy, arrived here t0 at- lbs, hatfto pay one cent for each report a decided improvement in tend the funeral oi her father and pound of dgllnquengy and by the ' expects to remain with hermotber same mken any person wglghlng ‘ m" “m9 5m" time and Wm m” over 135 pounds paid one cent for Mr. Otis Jackson, Peters Rd. has her mother with her when she re- each poddd over that weight. One ‘returned home from the Farmers’ turns. to Quincy- Other members woman p,“ 75 centg’ she wglghad Convention Week in Charlottetown. of the family, John in Boston, 205 lbs and as me major“), o; lMr. Jackson was a delegate from James in New York and Mrs. Nora "hose " l d m - . present large y u cee ed e {the Egg Circle Branch here. We Gallant, oi Bath. Maine. were un- m, womb, a n,“ “n, o, money expect to hear some interesting able to come down to attend the ° n ed which tundwent to lllllllgs from the Delegate, re the funeral w“ f“ z ’

the suppdrt or the school. Meantime _|_A|p 1g‘ nasTpThe remam, the supper table was being prepar

Quite recently a number oi If i118 1819 M" MB-Xlmfl P919" ed and ‘he weighing flow“ 9V9?!‘ young people from page“ and, were tenderly laid to rest ‘in St. all refilled 1° U16 dill 11K 1'00!!! 9-11 to menu“ Paul's Cemetery, Summerside yes- did justice to a most appctizlng

morning. The lunerarr-epast, Mrs. Mallard has alocal

A Rflilillcm H1811 Mflslovldenced by the favorable com-

church ‘W8’ ldanclng was enjoyed for several] hours. There was good music. Thel

o“ a m" ch01,- m-eseu; and ‘befall looked forward to Mrs. liiallbrrPa ringing under the direction oi Horfllelil DBIW-

A. F. Arsenault was very lmpresa- I I I

PERSONALS

Andrew; ..'Mr. William McLaren~ is visit-i

‘Martlnvale, spent the week end at _D5A-|-H___ At Norm Bedequemla home in Georgetown-qt. on the iorenoon oi’ Thursday-r l March 3rd there passed peacefully! --'Mr- Win18!!! Munch n- ‘New away to the lire beyond Mr. JessalPertb, visited Georgetown recently.

‘A. Wright at the ripe age of 84.[~—A.

Mr. Wright was not in his usual; health all winter. But under the, ..°Mra.AJ1ce Jenkins was a Pa!‘ sklliul care oi Dr. Sinclair paaaetlgerrger to Charlottetown on Wod- 1 fairly comfortable year but atlnesuny returning Saturday night. last the heart and stomach would'.._A_ l

no longer respond to treatment;

and he passed quickly away- 'H@i ..‘Mlss Annie llllar. Matron- oi‘ was a man who nradc mfluYlthe 1P. E. l. Hospital, is visiting at friends. ills summer Hotel at them“. home m Bun“ pohn____A_ shore was a delightful place and

people came from far and near“ Haws,‘ Mum-ed Donovan‘ stud. gggdylhiogigflzl gilt“ wast flwagjent at P. W. C. ls spending the

o o s - the beautllul island. Mr. Wright °,lv‘,‘lu'i,légl“gogziz'ats ".1353; was prominent and helpful in many,‘ w‘ _“A ' gatyallle was secretary oi ‘the’ o n‘ ' c oo Section for man years and. _'

w“ always present’ wife“ able’ at; ..'Mr. Bartlett lvliar returned to the examinations. He took a deeifms home in Georgfnown am" a interest in the service oi. praise inlwuple OI days l" ‘he Clly'_A'

the churches, and understood music‘: ‘

Dermal)“ and w“ a valudble “ml ..‘l\llss (iraco Douglas, Charlotte'- in training the choirs. He was a"'°“'“' l5 vlslmlg h“ pmem“ Ml‘ successlul farmer and a splendid‘ M"! M's‘ 14mm‘ ‘Dwglam Gwrge‘ horticulturist. He was of ail-"wll-“A-

mechanical turn oi mind and took‘