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Attention sis-service

Merl .

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The G.W.V.A. wish so ‘brill! to the attention of alias-vice m9". that the Royal Commissioner 0! Pensions and Rte-establishment i! now sitting at Halifax and is '9!- pected to he in 5i.» John. N-B- within the next few dayafliiss foi- lowiug is a summary of what the Commission is inking up:-

(uq To. receive suggestions l! to:- ,

(a) Any improvements in; the method of procedure _ whereby Canadian ex-serrlce man may ul1~ ply for pensions and treatment-

fib) Procedure whereby these cx-service men may submit an a pea] from decisions as, to pension and treatment.

l. To hear evidence as to

i - \- vw v +1 —v-— s! t r f. ALAQIQ’ OH-K DREGSBS sell- ing Half -Prlce at Slnclalrs 25-31

-WOMEN'a Rsady-townar Hats 2i seasonabl‘ mlodels; your cbolc! now $1.20 each-Sinclair :6 glow-

diome p“ A“ ‘m; go “pinion Troilhlls indigestion,“ Dizziness and Relieved Oohii-IPIKIMI- i-A

The great herbal remedy mm’ 0o. which was reeshiiy IMWRW ed hgfg, in QIOWIHK 68")’ in WW’ iaritY because or its certain wi- ion on the stomach. NW1‘- 31'1""- nlsilder, ‘bowelsand NW4- l" powers are jrllt to relieve coastl- pation, disaiaass, headaohel. I" on the stomach. backache and other symptoms. Many people are testifying ‘as to tires-emits obtain- ed. A typical statement is as fol- lows:

--8HQP from Holman’: Cdtalog.

--SPIBGIAL ilfilOfi on horse rugs on Saturday January 27th at Sincla-lvs 25-

-womsu'e ..|=ni.ir ...soo1's m Limited with leather vamp worth $8.50 . clearing at $2.89 per pair at Sin- dFnisl-i WOLLBiO OATS 10 lbs clairs 25-8! 'for 43c on ‘Saturday at blnclairs

' a . its-iii AMENB HEAVY AUL WOOL. -———_ » Leggings color Grey; regular $1.45, -cHlL.D'i8 HANPOLEIGH 30 sell-in; on Saturday per ipsir 81.15. inches long with round steel shoe- at Qlnclairs 2512i ing; special for Saturday, only 80c at Sinclars 35'“

_-BOA-RD 0F TRADE RESOLU- T|0N,-—At the adiourned meetlnl of the Summerslde Board of Trade on Tuesday the following resolu- tion was passed after Pres. Allen 11nd given sn instructive, in terns.- ing and comprehensive report 0i the delegation which waited up“! Sir Henry Thornton during his visit to P. E. l. The resolirlivil was moved ‘by M~ayor Cilmllbell and seconded ‘by Mr. John Grady w“ unanimously passed. “R9 solved inst the Board hereby ex- presses to the Charlottetown Hoard of Trade its grateful thanks ior the Miller's kind invitation to ut- tend the recqption tendered to blr Henry Thornton sndbis associates on the occnson oi their recto’. visit to this province, andI-Lsitirely unassociated with service. hearty appreciation of the hosp iul- it is needless to say that this ifty extended on that occasion; i‘lld,grgup Wm increase n “ma so“ lfur-tlier resolved that the secretary ion. . is hereby instructed to forward a| (b) Those handicapped by severe ccpy of this resolut on to the $‘~'-"i physical disabilities which are retiiry 0i the Chllflmielml“ B°*'d,the result of deformities, amputa- - a

of Trflllw ;tions, or arise otherwise from m- . Juries due to serv cc. 1" IN MEMORIAM ‘

(c) Whose with some chronic,‘ DOWN

-~M<EN8 FIRST QUALITY knee length rubber boots. red sole and heel on sale Saturday, January 27th one day only at per par 83.69 ‘Sinclair d: Stewart Limited 25-21

Selected" ‘

cooked; not mushy ._n'_ns _

:1 a slice caps-lure posh-Abs ‘ , ndeed an unsurpassed! u

isliment are Clark's Pork s?

Your choice of Tomato-Chill as phi; _

CBIYI Pllk 6 Bang llalllsld lfsplacs as Canada's leading Baal/av 45 pun,

w. cums Limited. , MONT-pg sisal-ami- si Ufllllli. r_.o.. u. lull. m. a tum“.

-HEAVY MUD SHOV-EL with steel socket; worth $1.40 on sale Saturday for $1.10 at Sinclalrs 253i

of making suitable ‘provision for thorn. apart from any definite leg islatlvs provision which already exists. I Those contemplated by the term. Q handicap men might be considered - as including the following classes: (a) Those whom real old s56 has at the time of discharge, with - or without other disability, ren- --. dered unlit for employment on g the iopen labour market, and those whd are prematurely om from causes either arising out of or sc-

—2 ONLY Men's best grade stiko Beaver Costs size 40 and 42 regul- ar $45.00 your choice if the size suits at $35-95 Sinclair d: Stewart Limit- ed -25-2i

0bjection0liered to Presbyterian Church Union

At a meeting of the executive of‘ thePresbyterinn Church Assocla» tlon on January 16th, held at Mont‘ real, the following resolution was unanimously adoptsd:—

“The Presbyterian Church Asso- elation is convinced that the pro- Iposed organic union ls a very [much weaker expression of the

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cellerit linen. It is faded, but it is possible _to treat the fibre.

On the fourth stretcher were more "linen and an exquisite walk- ing stick, remarkable for its finish

Royal Robes Recovered

I . MR‘ HARRIS STRUM ',conditlon due to service but who‘ I inre not included in the tubercul-

ions.

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MRS. WILLIAM T.

spirit of ‘Christian unity than the cooperation or federation of the lMr. Harris Strum, 58 West Street, Halifax, N. 8., says:—-

“l received very good results from Dreco. The first bottle was so satisfactory that I bought two more, and my condition is greatly improved. Nothing ever seemed to ta-kc hold like ‘Draco.

‘My case is one of long stand-

various communions, each preserv- ing its identity and making its dis- tinctive contribution to lhe pro- gress of the Kingdom oi‘ God. While realizing the problem of the weaker churches in some of the western provinces, it believes that

There passed away at, her hozne, in this city on Jiiny. 23rd after a short illness Minnie Wood. widow of the late Mg. William T. Down. at the age of 0 years. She leaves‘ to mourn the loss of a loving and

this can be met by a system of federation in which all Brotestant

devoted mother five sons namely, Percy, Walter, Clifford and Wil-,

i (d) Those

who ere suffering fnom some mental or nervous con- ditlon in whole or part due ser-

(c) The tuberculous,

(f) Those who; owing to var- ious other causes due at least in part to service are unable to give

In Luxor Tomb

‘LUXOR, Egypt, Jan. 24—-Howard Carter moved things today lfl all directions. He is faced with the necessity of hard, unceasing work if the ante-chamber of Tlllblllflm- er's tomb is to be cleared by Feb-

and the gold filigree work orna- mentingthe handle. There were a hundred miniature gold balls on every square inch of the handle, which gives some idsaof the doli- cacy of the work.

it was rivalied half an hour later, however. by two other walking sticks. which were ‘brought out

Machinery

if there's anything wrong with your meebaillui A’,

ma all of this city and one son any fired Occupation theorems “- fi _ t I 1 g .30“ tenit of efficiency as is expected it deplores the lrecené advéocilcyiaiéiwiflnlm {an 350%,’: i; in‘: spent from a man 100 p” c"; 5L

0'5 ‘flunifeg Cfifirfise“, Znarsi gliiThere also survives her father. Ml‘ Example‘ °t mute" which iltmvleuiérgp azeugy 1;“ mfch advocacy Edward wood o; Powng] and n might come under _ Paragraph 2

. a ;._. involves a departure from both tliefilllmbel‘ 9i brothers and siswrs‘ re

with a. few miscellaneous pieces ‘qumuwnt m m" Hm‘ w. ca" w" i‘ quill“!!! I

picked up on the fioor. One walk- ln stick was embroidered with god and ivory of astounding deli- cacy. while the other was notable for the exquisite figure to an Aal-

ruary 1st. .

The first things were" brought from the tomb soon after ten o'clock. There were ten additional egg-shaped boxes of meat, game.

ing, during which time I have trl- churches might Shaw‘

.ed almost everything. My stomach was in bad shape. I could hardly ' eat anything without being trou- bled with gas. iMy food would sour

amali coat.

We rebuild and repair gasoline and steam an.)

in my stomach, and my and liver were a constant source of trouble. l always had a dull heavy pain across my back, spots would float before my eyes. I used to get terribly dizzy at times, and was terribly troubled with con- stipation. ISince ‘taking Dreco i am regular, my nerves have been

kidneys!

ideal and the practice of the spirit-l uzil function oi‘ the Church and is a menace to the religious and civil peace and harmony of our Do- minion. ,

"it deprecates the championship! of the proposed union on economlcl

quieted down and I eat and sleep much better. Dreco will always Bet a good word from me.”

Draco ia boiing specially ism-q. ducsd ‘In Charlottetown by E. A. Foster. it ls also add in Summer- Bfde by Gallant Drug 60., Limited.

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_A clergyman who was a widow. er had three grown-up daughters, il-laving occasion to go away for a. few weeks he wrote home» from time to time. ln one 0f his letters ho informed them that he had "mwricd a widow with six child- ren."

inis created a stir h the house- hold. When the vicar returned home, one of the daughters, her eyes red with ‘warping. said:

"Where's the \..dow you mar- “Oh. I married her to another man. ‘l ought to have V . For Piles Ii I P C’ "d Drought Relief to Thousands Who flash Eula-rod Severely You will quickly realise that Pyramid Pilo Suppositories are

ried father?"- told you that," said the vlcer.__ _,___,. Pyramid Pile Suppositories Have Dar You". lslmply wonderful to ease pain. re-

4. . liovs itching, allay that ag ravat-

g sense of pressure and ena ls you t0 rest ilhd sloop with comfort. ,

Tho fact that almost every drug- gist in the U. B. and Canada carries ‘yramld in stock at 60 cents a box sisowl how hig y torlas aro regar ed. stltute. You can try t _ rcndlrrf your name an l'7'rnm d Drufi‘ ~00. ' ‘it. blur-aha . Mic .

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for its achievement. l “lt regards the determination of many of the pro-unionist leaders -to

sumation of organic union at the

and the present highly-organized propaganda for unlon~under the leadership of the convener. and ot-

presentstive Committee on Union or Cooperation-us contrary to the instructions of the General semibly of‘ 1921 which were:

“That u Representative Commit- tee be appointed to confer with the negotiating churches and to carry out the policy oi’ this Assembly." and oi‘ the Assembly of 1922:

“Phat the Committee be continu ed and report at the next Assem- hl ."

its duties being the “further ex- amination by legal counsel of the legal questions involved."

Violation Oi Spirit

"It considers the collaboration of our legal sub-committee with the legal counsel of the Joint Commit- tee in drawing up the proposed bills of incorporation of the United Church as a violation of the spirit of the Assembly's instructions to make an independent exploration of the legal and legislative issues involved.

“it regards the proposal to legis- late Prssbyterians, even e881!!! their will, into the United Church and to deprive them even of the name of the Church to which they are loyal and in which they wish to realize themselves in service, as coercive and unworthy of the sup port of believers in fairness and justice and religious freedom.

“it announces to its constituency that the threatened coercion of conscience has only strengthened its determination to continue the Church of our Fathers with its historic traditions and missionary spirit. ‘ “lt further announces its inten- tion to use every legitimate means to protect its constituency against the proposed confiscation of pro- perty and other rights.

“It calls upon ell those who share its purpose to stand firm in the acute situation which has un- expectedly arisen to -be calm in spirit and moderate in language while resisting the attacks which are being made upon their rights,

cost of the unity of our own cliurclii

The funeral took place ‘Thursday at 3 dclock from her late resi- dence 16 Upper il-Iillsboro St. to the Peoples Cemeteri-

io put their faith in God who badi never really forsaken those who

rather than spiritual grounds and'“e loyal to Him and 1mm w gQng-l ‘he "Si?" '-° mmmucml mamas cience. and to pray that out of thel

present distress sill ‘His faithful people may be led into a larger

service of mankind and a deeper ex, try to proceed at once to the con-ipeflence o; ms Proyldenqa

Those Freaent Wen:

i Rev. Principal D. J. Fraser, PM" sident, Montreal.

' Professor D. A. Murray, Secre-

bcr members oi‘ the Assembly's Reflmry, Montreah

i‘ Rev. Robert Johnston, New Glas- gow, N. S.

M] CD1. Murray MacLaren. si. John.

1N. B.

' Dr. John Stewart, Halifax, N. S. W. Crows. K. C, Sydney, N. S. Rev. Dr. George Duncan, Mont-

real. .

Rev. Dr. Geo. E. Ross, Montreal.

George A. Campbell, K. (3., Mont

real.

Rev. Dr. E. Scott, Montreal

Rev. J. J. MoCaskili, Montreal.

Thomas MacMillan, Toronto. ‘

Rev. J. W. MacGllllvray, D. D.,

Guelph, iOnt.

Rev. Dr. J. Keir Fraser. Gait,

chi. Wm. Hendrlo. Hamilton, oht Mr. George Hope, Hamilton. Ont . Rev. Dr. J. D. Cunningham, Wel-

land, Ont. Rev. A. MacGregor, Sask. D. Cream, Montreal. John Fair. Montreal. D. M. iMcGoun. Montreal. Geo. F. iiillacDonnell, Ottawa.

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, Harmless Means

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‘Sheltered workshops. Home industries. ISoldler homes ‘MB. colonies. Orphans‘ education. 3 To hear evidence as to the extent and nature of existing re- eetablishrnent needs among Cana- dian (ex-service ‘men and. their dc pendants. 4. filo hear evidence and sugges- itions as to disposal of cautpen funds. . . ' The following representatives from this province have been D- pointed and will shiortly ieaviflgor the mainland: President Mr, run. Palmer; Messrs F. McPhee. ..N. Lowther, Dr. HAD. Johnsonw Any information which may serve as evidence on any ofwthe above subjects will be wel ‘

zbeen moved yesterday. On top of

.bv the o.w..v.a. ExecutlveMAII ]suoh evidence must be in. writing and of a definite and concise us. lure. otherwise it will be value- less. All information should bead-

flressed. ‘Secretary o.w.v.s.» Char- ‘lottetown.

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An insurance policy on a snow. storm was recently taken on; by U“ mm “twill-BY. Who produced. "Orphans of the Storm." ‘A ‘god 511°" smml i! 0.116. 0! the few. things which the producer cannot satis- iihctorily fake. The film story flfll-lednfor a good snowstorm. Movie

stars were under contract,’ tq play "IQ-r Darts in a snowstorm before a. given date. ilsaok ofsnow would 8WD i119 performance and cause great loss to the producsr, Thors- fore the insurance policy insured against nature's failure to sand s "good fall of snow" wiltbin‘

for the insurance combany ‘the $2 u???’ $611M sebason, 81711161‘-

Y ‘ave on o ed l l0 pay £5,000. e '

fowl, and venison. some havinx

these boxes were a heap of rushes with sharp ends. An American con- vuised the crowd by remarking that they were probably toothpicks plac ed in the tomb for Tutankhamen. After these boxes came a large oblong box, four feet long by two feet high and ibroad, containing fur- ther specimens of ‘Tutankhamens underwear. The ibox aroused con- siderable comment. -It was made of ebony, covered with white alabas- ter nnd richly ornamented with gold. On top‘ were hleroglyphs, evidently detailing its contents,‘ and also the king's cartouclie, while. 0n the front pf the box were tho king's and queen's cartouches, all in gold.

Visitors who just arrived were impressed with this display of magnificence and freely comment- ed that Tutankhamen must have lived amid sumptuous splendor if he were able lo heap gold on such mundane objects as a linen box.

The next thing brought out‘ was a magnificent chair, or throne. It was about the same as an ortfnary dinner chair, but the back is curv- ed comfortably. On the front of the back were two figures of the hawk-headed God il-lorus, with two winged sun discs above them and emblemeof eternity below and at the sides. On the rear of the back were hieroglyplis. All of these im- ages and bieroglyplis were in solid gold, while the scat was attached to-the chair by thin bands of gold.

Besides this throne was an ex- quisite foot-stool richly inlaid with golden figures of Asiatic and Afri- can captives‘, upon whom the king and queen placed their feet every time they sat on the throne.

it is understood that this chair was the queen's throne, though it is uncertain pending a more de- tailed examination.

About noon four stretchers made a procession from the tomb. On the first were two plaited straw, oval-shaped baskets, which excited tremendous interest as they were exactly similar to baskets familiar in every home today. They were filled with heavy contents. but the straw was so iriahle that the ex-

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era is an dl’ because whi ar-

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_ to allow the coilarattaa and insig-

pressrvativc treatment. . QM? nificsn’ ‘coilarsttes, necklaces and insignia of the kind which bad fai- len from the robes of the king. iTlie official robes of Pharaoh were on the third stretcher. They were in a, wonderful condition. lt is understood the experts will be aerate preserve them auillciently

nsolaPraser ii! and I. with its. l: _ at one dollar for a cyaagr oitngaviia brine di t to the lfarrssola 0o - egg, fiagwoodward soaring}:-

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nia to be replaced. and thus the world will have for tbs first time in thousands of years an opportun- itv to rise the royal rrobes of Phar-

peris did not touch them pending

e_ next stretcher were mag-

atic captive. The significance oi this was that iPharaoh bad an Asi- atic in the hollow of his hand

whenever he grasped this stick.

Mlnnrda llnllneat relieves neuralgia FOUR WORKMEN DIE UNDER "nous ‘or satin

DETROIT, Jan. 23_.-—il¥our work-i men lost their lives, two were in- iured. one severely, and five es- caped, including‘ the son of onb: of the dead, when crumbling. sand caused a cave-in _n ii, new unit of the 15-foot sswerat Buchanan and hovel-t streets today.

fibres bodies were taken from the debris within a few minute; after the accident by s fire depart. ment rescue squad and pulmotm-q

minisiserd to. the victims before

were futile.

. i ‘Fountain 0i Youth’

Wlllvnenl Discovery Inn-fly v d ‘s Home. Restores Mtge: quieter“ Th! (llnssd- Treatments

wflge wh: I k i ea. on an a6: of v gar will be interested in a European discovery which restores full physics power‘ quicker than gland ops atio n, 11 i; a. simpler homo treatment in tablet orm, absolutely harmless 5m] 9g tho molt power-rut inyigos-g. n‘ iillilnfilii“. 2,1733% ‘.22 2"°:“" ha certain blood vssagli. sham" .."°.i°.::'":::"' ‘i .""'~ o a . within a wick. I ‘ all? speedy‘ aatiqraat n cases y

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defy other trsh manta, El,- der poops declare th discovery is a r lhfousitain of youth." - rl utsd under tilt tr ds name of "korex compound." he lacovss-y

an been tested thoroughly in Am-

rsceivsd a veritab 0f praise and gratitude from revit- alized rncn an woman in ovary state. Ossa snan more than 0 years old testifies that the co pound quickly restored to hyn the full vi or of ' nowiug that this news may seem "too-good to b; tfui." the distributors irivita any person neari-

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blo-atrellgt for ordinary oases. .. a u - dos-stand! thit it cos aopliairlir it fails. f ypu. wish to ‘rv t is guaranteed nvi ratorhdvtvriteuan

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trxtrneriglwaill coats to‘ I o“ n Q It. IQ Q EQ .‘ j , - port smi- has w ‘swim; the korlt pom and has no Iivlflio‘ fact on. the laboratories 'w

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