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Millions of people know that it is tict-ilili-ss to be bothered with iii- tiigizsition. wlyspepsizt or a disorder- t-d stomach. A low tltbleta of Pn pol-i Diapopsln neutralize acidity and giye relieif at once.

When your meal,‘ don't fit and you feel uncomfortable, when you belch gases, acids. or raise sour. un digested t‘ood.When you feel luml" oi‘ indigestion pain. heartburn or headache, from acidity, just eat a taiblet of Papa's Dlapepsin and the stomach distress is gone.

The cost is so little. The benc- flts so great. You, too, Will be a Diapepsin enthusiast afterwards.

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The world nwv-n rt dnbt ni‘ grati- tude tn the author of tho now fum- nns Mnrninlit Prescription. 111111 l" more lndehtr-d fnr tlic reduction of this hArmlv-as. PTTPCHYI‘ obesity ri-in- mjy u» [nlilvf form. Mnrmulu I‘|'r=-

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’ Q H0iman’s 3:5 - Guaranteed

Roofing will Repair that Damaged Roof

It is not only the equal of but superior to ‘any Roofing sold in Canada at the price, . but it is easy to handle-easy to lay, and with Holmairs Roofing a roof can be cov- cred quickly, because it is so pliable and full of life it unrolls easily.

Holinaifs Roofingis strong, pliable, durable, economical, witstands heat, cold, snow or rain— fire-resisting and as nearly fire-proof as such Roofing can possibly be made; the body of this roofing is made from a long fibre dr} felt, saturated and coated with a compound, the base of which is Gil- sonite Asphalt, the most durable and efii- and . waterproof material known. Each roll contains 108 square feet and contains a tin of roofing cement and sullicicnt large head nails to lay it.

You are sure of satisfaction when you get your Itoofing from Holmans and you are certain to save money-

Freight paid on cash orders amount-

Mail or phone your orders without dc- lay; 2 ply, per roll, $2.07: 3 ply, $3.19.

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HOTEL ARRIVAL

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E- J- BOYII, Toronto; Dr. E. Mc- Kenzie. Flat ilivcr; r. e. iMurphy, ‘Summenside; E. W. lMyers. St. $01111; Geo. Gardiner, Hulifnxy E. Stewart, ‘St. John; J, K, Blgnken. cop, St. John; F. A. Munroe, Ott- awa; l1‘. L. Dougnn. iMoncton; F. B. Crawford, Montreal; S. A, Log. nii, Amherst; J. L, islmpson’ Am. "P1111: ‘Miss E. iSimpson, Amherst; W. G. Asilo, Montreal; W. Hart- man, llutli, Mo; C. ~i'. Green. Tor.

‘onto; l). \V. McLean, (‘rnpuudg J. B. Bell, St. John; G. A. Sourlnl,‘

Moiiclon; W. A. Emerson, Now York; J. E. Evans. st. John

REVERE HOTEL

J. L. Belanigin, Quebec; J. E. Gauthier.‘ Moncton; A. E. Mac- Aulny. Sussex; J. L. Smith, Sus- sex; Brown, York; L. C. Cof- iln. Mort-ll; Frank Gamble, Sum- Iil"Tlv‘lil(‘}Slm'Jfl, Pineau, North Illin- tico; \V. A. McCalder, Rlverdnie; A. McFnyden, Rivet-dale; J. J. Mc- (iillvriiy. Vernon.

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::ii will prevent ulcerated throat —At first symptoms of sore throat. wlrich pressages ulceration and iii- ilaminntinn, take n spoonful of Dr. Thomas‘ ltkrltwtric Oil. Add i; little sugar to it and imake it palatable. ll will allay the irritation and‘ pre- vent the ulceration and swelling that nre so painful. Those who were periodically subject to quinsy have thus made themselves exempt from attack.

'0 " ' THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

THE WESTERN“ (LQUARDIAN

-,|‘I' PAYI to buy in this Prov- moo.

—NOTICE 1'0 FARMERS.—We are prepared to buy any 11118111"! of live and‘ dressed hogs, payini! the highest market prices, on the following days of each week at the following stations. Albany on Thursdays and Emerald on Fri- days. Joseph Hughes is our repre- sentative at Emerald. Green Bros. Borden. 7227-2-25ME6ipd.

Mark aiul Fred Odlolloran, of Lot 7, were in town on Saturday. they were LiCC07ll-]1l:il.€tl home by their brother Peer who had been in the Prince County Hospital for the last two months suffering from a frac- tured leg which accident happened at Bloomfield Station by a runaway tea-m. liis friends are pleased to see Peer so well on the road io recovery-dd .

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::A pleasant purgative.-—Parme1- eels Vegelalble Pills are so com- pounded as to operate onboth the stomach and the bowels, so that they act along the whole aliment- ary and excretory passage. They are not drastic in their work, but inlldly purgiative and the pleasure of taking them is only equalled b-y the gratifying effect qualities of which were fully tested they af- ford relief without chance of ln- jury.

“lESTERN PERSONALS

—Miss Lulu Murphy, Freetown. returned ionic on Saturday zifter .~|.c nliiig the week visiting frii lids i.i £uiiimor$'.dc.—

—~M"r. James Nllearn. arrived fwin Si. Jilin onThuraiily ‘fl/HP :ii_-_: and is flfllidllig u. few holidays with his parents, Mr. and lllrs. Andrew ATlearn, Waiter St.—ll.

, —ller many friends will regret to learn of the serious illness of Airs. Leon LcBlunt-te, Russel St., who has bun contiim-ti lo her home for several tluyswdl.

Hints for the Motorists

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and consists of so coupling the sparking inecliaxiism with the on- giiie that it shall start to act 30 degrees prior to the pistons reach ing dead-center, as shown in Fig. 1, for by this adjustment. ignition will have time to be fully complet- ed whcv. the dead-center position is llist attained. The above state- ments nre made to explain why it is that the sparking mechanism

must be advanced to give good re-

suits at li;gh engine speed, and a homely illustration of the principle involved is found in the fact. that the gunner who seeks ‘to hit a. bird on the wing must fire at a point in advance of ,his’ game slid not directly at it. Moreover. the slower the bird is flying the less distance ahead of it he must aim and this principle applies in ignition. for if the engine is running at only 1.500 turns per minute, it will rotate but 15 ticgrces in one three-hundredth of a second and the ignition action need be started only 15 degrees ahead of (lead-center. The means for varying the commencement of the ignition operation will be des- cribed later.

Questions of general interest to motorists will be answered in this column, space permitting. if an immediate anlsweiwis, desired. en- close self-addressed,_stam‘ped en- vclope. Address Albert L. (Tlough, cars of our office. —-—-—-¢-0>-———

P01111101‘ Opflon is the most fick- lc thing on earth.

it's l1 pity that, some women can't think as ‘fast as they can tnlk.

The artful female is ever trying to improve nature's tiandiwork. --—-<0->———

Threw Away $100

Eugene Quesnel. of Montreal. was suffering from kidney trouble -—itnd had suffered for five long years, This is his letter:—

' “l could not sleeip nights and on some occasions could hard- ly walk. l had been treated by some of our ‘best physicians but without relief. l lost over 15 pounds and was very weaigand ‘friends who knew me before were astonished. One day l met one of our leading hotel- keapers. who hud been cured by your famous Gin Pil-ls. l-le advised ‘mo to try them. I bought two boxes and ‘before l hnd used one box l felt n big change. Before ll finished the second one i was completely cured, and l can assure you if 1 had only known what I know now, i would not have spent one hundred dollars lfor noth- ing—-when two boxes of Gin Pills cured me."

Gin Pills are the finest prepara- tion for Kidney and bladder trou- ble ever produced. At the first warning pain in ‘back or side. get Gin Pills. They work like magic. reducing congestion, soothing, heal- ing inflamed, emacirated tissues. building them into normal and active condition and .relieving pain. At all druggist; and dealers. 50c. Money refunded if not satisfied. Free sample on request.

The National Drug and Chem- ical ($0.. of (Iannda, Limited, Tor- onto, United Slates Address, Nu Dru1Co.. lnc.. 203 Maine St., Buf- fnlo, N. Y. 25$-

-HAS ascovER:0.-- Messrs,

—WANTED ASSISTANT SALES- lady and trimmer for our millliiery department. Estate James Kennedy Kensington. ‘

7219-2-25ME6i

-—-- --REPARING STORM DAMAGE. Work reparing the damage of Thursday night's storm is being still vigorlously pushed along. Crowds of carpenters and laborers are engaged in pulling down the roof on the store of R. T. Holman Ltd. and Sinclair 8t Stewart Ltd. Glaziers and ‘brlclqksyers use 9J1 work reparing windows and flues and much yet remain}; to be done. li is impossible ‘to estimate the amount of damage as it will be well up in the thouaandm-lrf.

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SHIPPING NEWS

EMPRESS OF JAPAN HAD STORMY VTRIP.

‘With one lifeboat missing, part of her port rail carried away umi considerable minor damage dom- to her structure , the Canadian Par ciilc ocean service, Empress of Ja- pan. Captain A. J. Holland. arrived at Victoria B. C. at 9 o'clock Mon- day morning from oriental ports. The trip across from Yokahniuu was ‘one of the roughest‘ the old liner lllig,‘ ever experienced during her 30 odd years on the Pacific and she took two days longer than usual to Inuke the run.

Tile Empress brought in a lilrht list of passengers. She had on board u number of British army officers cnroute to England afiei conducting the (‘liinese coolii-s from France lo Chino.

MANY BUOYS SWEPT AWAY

VA St. John Exchange snys:—'l‘h" recent severe storms and the ex- ceedingly cold weather this wiii-ter huvo caused the iMurinc and Fish- eries Department u lot oi’ trouble. ’1‘hey were iioilileti recently that the Blond Rock buoy. ono oi’ the most important for navigation. and which was situated zit thc entrance of the Bay of Fundy, has been swcpt iiway. This is onc ol’ ‘the most important buoys in the Day, and as r100“ its the Aberdeen r0 turns from the assistance of the schooner oil Parrsboro, she will lJt.‘ desputchcd to liicute and replace All buoys (H0115 ‘the coast from Pubnico to Harrington are gone. and many others in different parts of the Bay. At some points the ice extends three to five miles out to sen making it almost impossible to replace them.

CANADA IN HAUFAX AFTER GOOD TRIP

Nine days out from Liverpool the steamer Canada. of the White 'St~ar Dominion "Line, under corn mam} of Captain John Davies, ar- rived ln Halifax early Monday morning ffom Liverpool. During the day she landed over four hundred passengers and 240 tons of cargo at Pier Two, sailing at five o'clock MOlltlBy evening l'or Portland, Me,‘ On her eastward voyage she leaves that port on March 2nd. arriving at llalifax the next day to take on passengers. A

‘Despite the usual wintry weather encountered‘ the Canada crossed illi.‘ Atlantic in good time. Friday the 13th.‘ is considered her luck‘; rather than iiiiiticky day. for the staunch old liner has ininde, ‘many fast runs, which were commenced on the lilth. ‘it was on Friday, Feb- ruary ill. that she sailed from Liv- erpool t'or llzflifiix and Portland East of the Grunq Banks the steam t-r cncotinteretl much field ice and muiiy small hergs, passing through one field which was estimated to be thirty miles in width. ‘Through it all she steamed and arrived of! (‘heibucto fiend at 1..Zl0 o'clock Monday.

VETERAN- SCHOONER DIANTHUS WRECKED

Thursday's storm hns completed the wreck of the schooner ‘Dian- thus, which sank almost two weeks ago, between \Vhitm'an‘s and Mac, Kenzie/s wharves, Halifax. The schooner bud changed linnds short- ly previous ‘to her sinking and l‘. hall been hoped to put her in com- mission aguln. The heavy seas tos- sed up by the fierce southerly gale proved too mucii for the schooner and she was badly torn apart. l-iei only remaining spar ‘was snapped off and is now lying across Muc- Kenzids wharf. Her other spur was thicken at the time she sunk in an effort to straighten her up and move her out of the wny oi other ships lying in the dock. Most of her upper structure is floating above where the battered hull in lying and it is likel-y that she will soon be removed.

The wreck of the Dianthus re- moves another veteran schooner from Nova. lSCOllfl waters. Miiriii- ers say she is nearly 60 yenrs old. She has ‘been repaired several times About ten years ago, when she was owned in Prince Edward island. she was rebuilt and. an auxiliary engine installed. At flint time she was ovwned by Martin MncKinnon. coal merchant of Montague, P. E. 1,, and was engaged in cnrylng coal. '

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‘Put a little lam in the foot of a glass dish and on top of it arrange in layers slices of sponge cake or white cake. Make a custard sauce with the yolk of an egg, a brealr fastcupful of milk, a douertspoon- fui oi’ sugar, upinch of salt, and a drop or two of lemon flavoring. Beat the yolk and pour over it the boiling milk. return to the sauce pan. and stir until the sauce thick- ens slightly without boiling. Add the sugar and flavoring, ~and care‘ fully spoonful the sauce over the cake. Beat the white of egg to a stiff froth, sweeten with a teaspoon fui of sugar. and spread over the

sweet. -Dec0rlte with a few,‘ glace "

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IN MISERY

SHE WAS CURE-D BY LY IA ‘E. PINKHAWS VEO '- TABLE COMPOUND"

Oslraloosa. lowa.—“For' years .1 was simply in misery from a ' ‘ ' " awful pains-- and

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LIZZIE COURTNEY. 108 8th Ave. West. (lskaloosu, Iowa.

\Viiy will women. drug along from day to duly, _veur in and ycar out. suffering such misery its did Mrs. Courtney, when such letters as this lire continually being published. Every woman who suffers from dis- placements, irregularities. in-flani- ltlilil0l1, ulceration, backache, ner- vousncssbr who is passing through the Change 0'1‘ Life should give this liruious root and herb remctlyLyiila E. Pinkhaiirs Vegelalhie (foniptuind a trial. For special advice write Lydia E. -Pinkhain hit-divine (‘o., Lynn, Muss. The result of its ions experience is at your servce.

Minard’: Liniment Cures Colds, Etc Mom?-

HOCKEY

1A fast gume of Hockey was piny- ed on Cherry; llill (open ziir rink) Tuesday evening February 17th by llit‘ \V:irt'<ltuts of Mt. Stewart .iii.i ilic All-Stairs of Illllshorti iictiii. The gaime was “"0" by the All-Stairs iii u score oi’ ~i io 1i. Following was the liiic up. \V'.irf-llzits Ail-Stars Goal \V. Jay ll. i3. Douglas Defunct! J. MlficDnlldltl (‘tantra ii. Juy ll. ll. ‘Wing W. Douglas L. Wing W. Glover H. Subs.

ll. (‘hurt Douglas U. MtvAssey Collin

l". Jay E. \Varren After tho gume the teams were. treated to home made candy and apples by the ladies present.

. “GURLING

The Charlottetown Curling Club put on a small “Bonspiol” on Mon- day night last. The matches for the Maicom pipes were continued anti sonic atliliiionzil scrntini nint- cites for special prizes were also played. The indies provided u very rippctiziiig supper. for which inuny thanks are due them.

The lolloiviiig iii-o llic rinks uiid scores in the semi-finals, and finiil match for the Mnlcom prizes.

$5M‘ FINALQ

B. Duck C. S. Moore J. A. {layer

P. Pope

‘Skip 3

.l. Fraser

John Agnew

C. L. Miles

D. B. Stewart‘ ’ Skip 18

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R. id. Spllletl 1.. B. Muclvlilltin ll. A. ill-hers Skip 9

J. Pierce

W. H. Prowse A. W. llyiiiiiniin t‘. ll. llluck Skip l‘:

FINALS

J. Fraser John Agnew C. L. ‘Miles

D. B. ‘Stewart Skip 8

J. Pierce '

W. H. Prowso A. W. Hyndman C. H. Black Skip 10

Catarrh

0i The Stomach is‘ Dangerous

‘Thomuindn lltive If nml Don't Know If." fiiuyn Physician. Frequently llllntiike-n Inr ln- dlrrention-Jlow to lleoognhie lllll| Trent.

"Thousands of pcoplc suffer more or less constantly from furrcd, cout- od tongue. bad breath. sour burning stomach. frequent. vomiting. rumbl- ing in stomach, l)lllI‘l"(‘I‘lif‘llllliIfl-'4. mm. wind and stomach acidity and call diizosiion wilt-ii iii rciility tlicir trouble is due to gastric cut- arrifof the stomach." writes n New York physician.

(Jaturrh of‘ tiin ntuinntrh in dam:- crouu Ill-cause the mucus mi-mbriinc lining of the ntolnnvh is thlckonoil and It coating of ihleizm cove-rs the surface nu that tie. digestive illlld‘! cannot. mix with tho food nntl dig- est. them. This condition soon breeds deadly germsln the fi-rmcnt- ed. unassimilnted food. The blond in polluted and curries tho infection throughout the body. Gastric ulc- ers are apt to form and frequently an ulcer is the first sign of‘ u. dend- ly cancer.

in catarrh of the stomach ngnod iand safe treatment is to take be- forc meals a. lflilllfltitlflflil of pure Bisiiratcd Magnesia in half a glass of hot water us lint nu you can comfortably drink it. The hot wne ter washes the mucus from the. ato- rnach walla and ilrnwn the blood to tn stomach. while the bisurotr-d magnesia in nn excellent solvent for mucus and increases the efficiency of the hot water treatment. More- ovcr tho Bisurntt-d Magnesia will serve as a powerful but harmless antacid which will neutralize any excess hydrochloric acid that may boy in your stomach and sweeten its food contents. Easy, natural di- gestion without distress of any kind should soon follow. lllsuratcd Magnesia not fl laxative. ll harmless. pleasant and cnsy to take and can he obtained from any local drugirlnt. Don't confuse Illnurated Magnesia with other forms of mag‘- ncnia, miikl. citrates. ctc..-but get in the. urn hinurntt-d form tier or toilets.) (or this purpose.

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FOR a YEARS

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Buyer May Be a A Car Owner If He’s

A Good Guesser

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Somebody is going to drive tfhat. new $1 O50 Chevrolet

Why not you‘? A

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Think of the days of delight-mi“ hcaltli~0f enjoy- ment that are going" to come to the fortunate owner oi‘ that new $1050 Car.

Someb0dy’s correct estimate is going to make him (_or her) the owner of’ thecar. right as anybody.

Every dollar spent 1131c for cash, entitles you to a guess a tfie number of kernels of barley in the 15 oz. jar. The correct guess makes the guesser the happy owner 0t‘ a handsome new car. It is worth trying for—-and trying‘

YOU are as likely to be

SAVE YOUR “SALES SLIPS. SAVE YOUR RECEIPTS

Every dollar paid on account-every dollar cash sale —~means a guess. Ask about it in any department Where you may be shopping. Somebody will be ready to tell you

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The Smartest Styles in

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‘REMAINS OF ROMAN SMELTER

A lad-y member of the Cumber- land and Westniorealnd Antiquar- ian society of England has had the good fortune Ito discover what is ‘believed to be a Roman bloomery. or ancient smelting ‘furnace. l-lur attention was drawn to the place by the work of moles, which rec- ently exposed some of the remains and again later by the burning of the whine formerly concealing the bearish and other features of ‘the bioomery, near Forest Glow.

1 By some exploration with n. spade she traced the foundations of u large heurth, twelve yards in dia- meter, and a number of heaps of

[The first of the "New Suits are in

If you are passing the store today-will you drop in long enough to see how the new suits look‘? talking" particularly. on the selling question just now- but we want you to SEE some of these new ones.

_ Express has been bringing us a great assortment within the last few days—and the styles are so smart- and at the same time so wearable that we want every man 1n town to see them.