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in use forever thirty years, has borne the signature of

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sonal supervision since its infancy.

- Allow no one to deceive you in this.

All Counterieiis, imitations and “Just-as-good" are but

Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health o! Infants and Children-Efirienoe against Ex riment.

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Csstoria is a harmless substitute Castor Oil, Paregoric, Dropsand Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. 1t contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Ito age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. The Childreivs-Panacea-The Mother's Friend.

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Powerful presses which are used in packing the “cured ” ‘Vivgiil n leaf into huge hogsheads, in which they nrc exported.

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--HIAVY ROADL-Travelling is very heavy on the ice, there are several inches oi slush and snow on the track from Summerside to Bedeque, the streets oi the snow and rain storm oi last week-H.

--HOCK-EY.—A clean game of hockey was played at Crystal rink on Wednesday evening between the Redwings oi Bedeque and Cres- cents ‘oi Summerside, the visitors winning out with a scoreo 2 to 1. The game was referred iby- r. Ed-

Judge oi play.——H.

deque will hold a meeting in Cen- iral Bedeque Hall on Wednesday Feb 18 nit 1.30 p. m. to hear the report or last year's business and also to consider the business oi‘ 1920. Wm. Kerr will address the meeting. Bring along your orders ior all kinds oi seeds. W. M. Jen- kins, Secretary. ‘ll

ln on Friday, fine to see from a comfortable point oi view but a dread to face from necessity. The heavy North-east gale with thick falling snow. succeeded in blocking roads and streets with deep banks oi’ snow. Although conditions

dy Ferguson with iMr. Art Morris

-um1-zo FARMERS oi Be- l

-—ANOTHER BAD STORM set '

were not so bad on Saturday, mak- ing she's way through the unbrok l, en snow in the early morning, was? the lot of many who endeavored u-l get to their regular duties. Thei snow ploughs succeeded by noon on Saturday to clean the sidewalks. enough for pedestrians to gel along-H.

——-—-—¢-o->—i-—- \VES'I‘I<IRN PERSONALS

-—Miss Bertha McLellan. Indian River, was visiting friends in Sum- niersido on Friday.—H.

——\Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly, Shamrock, were visiting friends in town on Friday-ii.

—Messrs James Gorman and Jame-ts Lawless, Kensinglon were recent visitors i0 Summerside.—-*}-l.

Qhiessrs William McDonald and

\ among the town visitors on Wed-

'i‘. A. Driscoll, Clermont, were

ncstiay.—ii .

—Rev. J. C. McLean. left on Fri- day morning on return to Sour-is, after spending a View days in town.—l~l. ‘

—Mr. Peter Brodie, York, was on inward passenger on Friday, he left in the afternoon on business connected w':‘h the Short Courses on Agriculture.-—H.

-—liis friends are pleased “lo know that Mr. Samuel Woodside, Clinton‘, has recovered from his rec- ent illness. Mr. Woodside visit- ed his sister Mrs. Minto Granville Street on Thursday-dd.

-—.-\m0ng the many visitors in town Friday were, Messers. Mich- ael. Farmer, Kinkora, Robert Olton, Charles McNeill, Cam Holland, Bradford. and James Pendergasi, Kensingiou-H.

-———-o-o>_i_ ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION

The Cornwall Auxiliary 0t the W. M. S. held their annual mite box opening February 5th at the home oi Mrs. Pope Crosby. After the regular meeting a short pro gramme was given and a social time spent. A large part oi’ the ev- enlng was spent by both ladies and gentlemen discussing the finan-

and very profitably, judging by some oi the subscriptions. During the evening an address and pres- enentation was given to the Presid- ent of the W. M. S. Mrs. Fannier Lowther who is leaving Cornwall to reside in Charlottetown.

The following is the address Dear ‘Mrs. Lowtherz-The memb- ers of the W. M. S. wish to ex-

your work in the society. As pres- ident now i'or nearly three years and on a former occasion for two years you have always been untir- ing in your efforts ior the good oi

clal part oi the Forward Movement v i

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press to you their appreciation oi v

F_ you don't sleep soundly, there’s something wrong ‘somewhere. Maybe it’s your bgd. _ A I Nobody is a ‘flight sleeper” naturally’. Give your body and nerves a chance to relax, and you'll sink into a sound, ‘deep sleep. , You'll get rid of all your fa- tigue poisons and wake up feel- ing andrlooking fresh and fit. ' But do you ever relax?

If your bed has a loose joint, if it rattles or squeaks, if your spring crcaks every time you turn '——you can’t get dcep,sound sleep. You may get up even more tired than when you went to bed.

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OLKS who have been light

i sleepers‘ and heavy dreamers all their lives, sleep soundly on a Simmons Metal Bed, with Wal- dorf Box Spring—and Simmons Mattress and Pillowsto complete the equipment for restful sleep. The Simmons Metal Bed is

nozkeless. It locks firmly at the cor- ncrs. The comer locks are made

{of pressed steel -— have much

longer bearing surfaces than the average-fit true and snug—not a creek, rattle, or feeling of un-

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It is perfectly rigid-feels and moves like one» solid piece.

The Simmons Pressed Stccl Corner Locks are protected by basic patcnts—exclusive wit/i

Simmons Limited, not to be dupli-

cated or imitated.

Anduhese patented corner locks have made possible the

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Three-piece Bed-the new Sim- mons iclca—the spring forming a single unit with the side rails.

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Simmons Waldorf Box Spring really doe: what you have always wanted a spring to do.

It invites complete relaxation.

lt supports the lJCLlY at ease on fine resilient spring coils;- each coil conformlgj freely to the contours, so that the spine is perfectly rested, whether one sleeps on the back or on the side.

Simmons Waldorf Box Spring is covered with ticking of the finest grade and great wearing qualities in new and attractive designs.

It fits firmly on the bed— never sags or humps, never loses its resiliency.

And Simmons Mattresses and Pillows are in every way worthy

to go with Simmons Metal Beds and Waldorf BOX Springs. I

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F you want to sleep, you want

the Simmons Metal Bed,Wal-

dorf Box Spring, Simmons Mat- tress and Pillows.

Your leading merchant has Simmons Beds-in all sizes and styles.» In brass, and enameled in colors and in natural wood effects.

They cost no more than or- dinary beds.

And when you are selecting . your Simmons Beds with an eye to their appearance in the room, you will see that Simmons has for the first time established beautiful and authoritative deszgn in Metal

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AYBE you’re one of those. folks that never sleep-

soundly unless you have a bed to yourself. Y0u’ll be glad to know that Simmons Limited, are_mak- in: c. specialty of Twin Beds.

The best people everywhere are welcoming separate beds. There’s no disturbance of one sleeper by the restlessness of the other. Coughs, cold or sore throat are not communicated.

There’s no loss of vitality-as when children sleep with old people or the weak with the robust.

If you care to write us, we'll tell you where to get Simmons Beds, Waldorf Box Springs, Sim- mons Mattresses and Pillows in this community.

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f3 l‘ T A in every form oi church work and , ‘ u l 0 e e I a all good causes in the community. \ ~ // You were always a willing and \ _ // ’ cheerful wonker. We will miss you ‘" \ . ~ — — —~ ~- - __ — .1 Y Mrs. Lowther and, as you leave \________________________,_________,_ _ ____ t”? ' ' j ' our church and community to form _ _, ' ,_ - l i. r = __ other associations and to work in '

“her “Mlefles we Pr” that GM“ ply and thanked the ladies ior their correspondent of the Daily News ernment has placed at the disposal ces, the Communists‘ leaders have '0 penny f“, syusm A flung a

says an agreement has been arriv- of the German Communists a vast agreed to try to send 60,000 colonists

blessing may rest upon you and apprecmfion of h" work _ ed at between the Russian Soviet tract oi land situated on the Volga to take over the slotted land. Enrol- 1N3 Tame" "may, “mm-Dy germ,

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(he it u soon i: you notice the first symptoms of: cold — it work: wonders.

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MAKE 1r A moosnn’ HAPPY new YEAR

in your home by installing electric light service there. You will not alone have the best light known, but will also have at your command many com- ioris and conveniences , . ~ ever before posslibly. We " ‘ ' - ~ \\\\\\ 1‘

will gladly send our ex- f» ' Qfiw) pert to consult with you

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