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Eczema A l The West

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-LINKLETTERS MEAT SHOP,

'me FAMu.v oocron Tmso in vAlN To Heat Ti-le sonss-Am }}’al°r SL East- Telephone 23 Rlns

on-lsr: Trilsure To Tl-lls GREAT Hentlno oiNTMsNT -~ 7294-2-10M2L

lt may be interesting t0 note that

Dr. Chase'a Ointment was originally compounded to cure a case of eczema on a child. The disease had spread almost over the entire body and de- fied all the regular treatments Lol' such troubles. The doctor was por- plsxed. but finally hit on the formull of Dr. Cllase's Ointment, and. as many say. “it Worked like a. charm," healing up the nasty sores and leav- ing the skin soft and smooth.

That was a. good many years ago,

and since then many thousands of cases of eczema, both in children and adults. have boon cured, until today Dr. Cllase’s Ointment is recognezed as the standard eure for itching skin diseases.

Mrs. Geo. McNair, River Charles,

N. B., writes as follows: "\\'c use Dr. Chase's Ointment in our home. and would not wish for anything better for cuts. burns and bruises. A few years ago a friend of lulnc. whose baby was terribly afflicted with ccze-‘

ma. had her child treated by their own family physician. but the little one got no better. They tried several remedies, but they all proved useless in this case. Upon the advice of a neighbor. they got Dr. Cliase‘s Oint- ment, and before tho first liox'was used the child was completely cured.

“i can also recommend Dr. Chase's

Nerve Food to sulterlng friends, who l know will be glad to learn of somo- thlng to relieve their nervous trouble. You have my permission to use this letter for the benefit of others."

So soothing and healing is Dr.

Chasc's Ointment that relief from itching and burning comes almost as soon as tho ointment is applied. The sores are cleaned by the action of this treatment. and tho process of llrulllli; is soon he-gun. ily persis- tent use of the ointment cure is of- fccted, 60 ct-nts u box, all dealers, or Edinnusoli. Llaltcs & Co.. Ltd.,

Toron to.

THE HANUS OF THE CLOCK

The hour hand of lilo clock secuis ii ponderous, deliberate follow compared , with his swift-gollig eollvagii|.~‘ who sweeps clear round tile circuit while lie nlakus his way pilllifully over live of thc iuiliulc s nec:-i from unc hour

-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian

can be obtained at Lafl!erty'a Tensor- ial Parlours, Summerslde. `

-W. K. MCGOUGAN, Globe Fox Ex-

change, is Guardinn Agent- in Summer- side. V -

`-PARISH OF ALBERTON Chur-

ch of England services - Sunday Fcby. 13., St. Lukas. Lot 6. 10.30. L.‘ O. L. Hall O'Leary 2.30; Alber- ton 7 p. m.

-TRYON BAPTIST.-Services will

be held oil Sunday next at Tryon, 2.30 Wcstnlorclalid. at 7 o'clock. Special services will be held in the Tryon Church each nigh; next week at 'I_30. All are welcome.

-MUD DIGGERS-The mud dig-

gers have been making good progress at work for several duys past. A num- bcr of cars are bint: dnlly loaded und shipped while furnicrs ill tho vicinity iiro hauling the mud direct to liiolr farms.-ll.

5 * 'T WEDDING BELLS-Oli \\'odllcsday

point to thc next. Yi-t, though one goes ever so luucli furtllor and faster again nil ilrtalli the liiiliutc hand. for all his speed, is merely ovi-rtukillg thc

A BEREAVED MOTHER'S PRAYER.

God bless tht-111. every onc, those splen-

paticlll plodd_cr, who with his stubby finger, is thc real time givl-r. You ciluuot tcli from this grating iiiinute- rnail lilono what time it is. ilut from tho position ol' the hour hand ill soli- tude you could virr_v nearly know. Morcovi-r, cxccpt for two times ill the whole round of the 24 liours-at noon and nt midnight-the mlilutc lialld-tliough lic races all the w_ay round the orbit. finds to his dismay lllnl lil: starts increasingly ill ar- rears behind the other hand, and must overcome all always lengthening llauilli rap. And what is ilie use of proudly passing and getting to the goal first. 22 limes out of the 24, when the vic- tory is only apparent and not real. since both hands tcll the si-iule time after all? And the minute hand. the racer. is the useless one.

Just so one sees strong. silent nit-il

who plod their way undraniatlc. seri- ous, while others brandisli and tiour- ish like nervous seniapliorcs all round iliem. The world is depending on those who scelii “nu painful illch to galil." The useful ones are apparently

did mon!

The soldiers llrnvc llcllcutli a foreign

sky.

'i`lie crippled and the wounded-all of

them!

Who on The field of glory live and

die."

and tears.

Though no returning step licr heart

would stir. i

While softly pass the quict creeping

years. l

\\7itli' lint the whispering words -to

comfort licr.

Bill niigt-is leaning from tile golden

walls

’l`urn their gaze eastward. pityilig.

tender; theii

This anthem, full of bliss. from Hen-

veu fall ‘

-lou 19! at the lla ist Pursoua.

_ hi . V . t _ ’

llizikiiig no lit-iliiivaly nt ull. The brll~ Tryon. Mr. Parker lyrsiueis of \V‘gi§t liiiiit :ind isiipcrflvial ruli uftclyovcr- mgrsla,nd_ was united in mm-|-gage to tiiko :ind outslrip thorn easily, iigiiln liiiss Mabel Sininlolls. daughter of Mr. and ilgulll. it is the old inblc of the und Mrs. llobcrt Simmons of Crapiiud. liilrv and thi: torloisc,-Pliilildclpliiil The happy pair will reside at the home Pllbllif I-vlltflcr. of the liridogroom ill Westmoreland.

-INSPECTION.-iii lllc aulluill rc-

port of meal and milk ilispclrtioii i'or the towli of Sulumcrside. thc luspcc- tor snys “'l`ubcrculili testing of nil hcrds supplying milk to our town.

shows nil animals licultliy-conditions

of stables satisfactory." The meat inspection shows that of 510 cattle in- spected 4 only were Tuberculnr. 7’l_i nliecp and- lambs. 115 hogs and 14 Veal were all healthy “Conditions of

'n battoir fairly satis i';ictory_ Some

lllice for the offnls should be rovid

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This was lier prayer: slic hid the paiii cd. Tile cattle shed is at times too

Small."-H.

IESTERII PERSONALS

-ltev. J, A. McDonald. Richmond,

was a visitor to Summerslde on Wed- nesday.--H.

-Mr, John P. Gaudet, llinnagcr for

Messrs Arseuanlt & Gaudet. Richmond was ii passenger by the Western train to Sunimcrside on Wcdnesdzly of this week.-X.

j'tioll<pbé§s‘si(]3t'lli1;e;iIil.!_every one. those

--M. AILEEN WARD.

M ll

EXTRA Special for

" an l :el

»`

Saturday Feb. 12th

Do Your Saturday

Shopping at Sf

I-I 0 L M A N ’ S

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Lillie iiulQnart Milk 4 s.lf.‘:t'i.y

13' i T

This is aline of Milk

Jugs that is selling right now inmost stores at20

° aiid26¢;é|uart si: .beauti-

-uuoudna

'K' raoi-1-iiiatlaii '

l Siviit’il--Sweet b_molio¢l bacon l

| VforSailiijllay Only, per .pound

R. T. Lid.

Summcraide `

bmi i

Allanterni Globes Long orSliort Style Sc

Good clear quality Lan- tern Globee, made of T flawless flint glass. long or short style; for Saturday

0niy Two Slices

0i Bread a Day

LONDON. Feb. 9.-.\'eariy 200 inca-

pacitated soldiers, many oi' them cap- tured ili the retreat from Mons. and

_repatriated civilians arrived here to-

cluy from Germany vin liollanll.

Ali educated women among them

fwlio was head of a iiursiiig home lu

Berlin. before the war. said that there was undoubtedly a. shortage of seve- ral iicccssltlos in Germany. but tliiit it was felt more in thc provinces tliuil in Berlin, whore the uutliorltics secul- vd di-.toriililled to keep things as hear- ly normal, as possible. v

Sin-. learned. silo said. illui. llic peo-

ple of Leipzig obtiliii only thc equiva- lent of two thin slices of bread a day. but hope that by this measure the supplies will last_ Lamp oil is not ob- tainable and candles are eight cents apiece. Nobody expects butter and it is often impossible to secure sub- stitutcs. such as lard and oleomar- gariile.

Nearly everyone cvades the regula-

tion prohibltiiig the eating of meat on two days a week by buying before- hand, but the ri-stnurnuts arc obliged to comply with thc rule. The snini- is true of "lations" iiuys, when every- llllllg is liullt‘rl_ ,

"The ovcrwlioliniiig cuuiidonro in

victory," sho says "und the belief that Britain is on lici' last legs prevent the Germans from feeling the pinch of food shortage. The hatred of Britain is greater than ever. Franco anri Russia arc seldom mentioned. Nobody in Germany has tho doubt but that

N ihc Gerinalis iiro wlniilng, hut tliurc is their sym'putliy_-X.

fur loss bell-ringing and waving of flags ns i`ol‘mci'ly.

A young iniiii ri-icascil iruili ltnlil-

cht-ii cxprcsscil surprlsfe lit those siutc- liiviits. bc-1-ilussi lie suld tiiiuns ihcre

’ ileeiiicr o i~ ‘ill L U a a morn g unuu y

S P -- cciisoil their liiiil trcritiiiont. '17 yours. About lliroo yoars ago she ` pound

Davis and Fraser’s fresh, sweet, deliciously

prepared Pork Sausages. A big quantity order- ed specially tor Saturday selling they’re as fresh as fresh can be-right from the factory; for Sat- urday only, per pound.'..‘.....................12 1-2c

| F 1 C were much better. 1 'l`ll\= llerllllllls Moboilalll. whose death took place oil'

.l i b ietiu' d wil niiil liud S bb gh in J p 30th, aged

Cl' 2

REGINA BUILDINGS GUARDED.

REGINA. Snsk.. Feb.>9.-A special

guard of provincial police bus been placed in the provincial Parliament

Clear Light

A light that lights

every comer of your home-,-a- spit #tht . $31: does not I; iegt e eyes- a. r and better light that _ less elec- tricctirrent. '

' Tungsten ‘ Limp

h For ofiice, store or ome there is more satisfaction in using

a Condor La%than

l -my other it .ma v :.a“'°“°°¢.,......*‘°l “ras l cost' no more than

the ordinary kind.

-' -Giiufitillliioday.

in-_ 3'- 1 -i -.;.

. The CONDOR _

tion tor the this column.. Cash must accompany order. Mini- llllllll CDUSB. twentyfiive cents. -Pls soclAl..’-i_- 'rim msmiisrii

0! Sl1\ll1l'°Cll;- Division, Kensington. ill'-B114 1101111115 0. pie. social and en- tertainment Monday, February 14th at 7.30 ._p. my C0199. 'and get your Valentine. " f 7304-2-l1M3i.

-MA1-iron Aniiit/e`s.'-'rue imi-

dents of Prin¢9,G0\Ul¢y will be pleased to know that Miss Ross has arrived in Summerslde and has taken over her duties as matron ofthe liospital. Miss Ros; gi a ot the noyalftlfic- tor osp ta ,_ ntroal, a B. .o a- litax all<l_.l18 had the satisfsiction of hriiliging ,up :he . E. llsland i-lospitlill to s present statue. t moans muc to the People of Prince County to

havle seclulred tiie'sr;':r`vices of a lady of sue w a expe ence. We iave much pleasure lil welcoming Miss [toss to Summersliie;¢-X.

TIGNISH

-vlsirmci-Mars. liimiim Gaudet

of Miscouehe is visiting her llauslltcr Mrs. W. D. Su'mno_r.-Z.

-GOOD ROADS. - Farmers iiro

taking advantage of thc good weather

ang roads, to get their hauling done.

--CHANGE OF RESIDENCE-Judge Wright of Sulnmorsidc has transfer- red his business to Tlgriish. ills oiileo will be in ilic Silcfooii Building oil liinin St.--Z.

-ENLISTED -Mr. (li-.riild .\lc(‘ar-

thy, one of the most respected young lucn of Tignisil has enlisted for ovcr- seas service. McCarthy will be wido- ly missed, socially, as well as lil all work pertaining lo,tlic betterment of the town and the flslnud in general. ln answering to the call of his King and Country he has given up a great deal. ns he had lately been promoted to school inspector of West Prince County. from principal of Georgetown High school. He also carried the lion- or of being one of the few young men awarded the degree of B. A., while attending college.-Z_

-HORSE NOTES. - Tile race

which was held on Mill llivcr ice on Jan. 27th was a decided siiccess. There were three classes-a Free-for All, a 2.40 Class and a Green Race. Maizie. by Brazilian. owned by Ailse O'Brleu won- tile Free-For-All easily iii straight heats. Second ami third money was equally divided between Eilndzile Deceiver. by Fleetwood, own- ed by J. O`Briexl. and Pony Boy, by Parkside, owned by D. Marclibaiiks_ Harry O`Brien's mare. The Orphan, was drawii after the first heat. Tile 2.40 Class which was, a swcepstake, was won by Chester \\'arren's piieer. Baron Frisco. while the Green ,Race also a sweepstake, was captured by Joseph _ Wedge's trotter, General Joffrc.

Ili MlMllll|.lM.. .

MRS. JAMES A. SHARP.

The death occured nt Sumniursidc-

ou Wednesday morning. Feb. Sith, of Mrs. James A_ Sharp. The late l\ll's. Sliurp was a daughter Ot' the into Wil- liaili and Mahale Bell and was born at St. Eleanors April 5th, 1850. She ‘leaves to mourn besides her husband'

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i. 'ri in Hoirnan’s Clean-up .Sale at ,il .

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_~ r ing are amongthesnappiestshown

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Women s Coats -

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This season’s smartest and @, F

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their regular prices, but now Just ,is-14;.-= ‘;.;=;;=.-nn.; ~ 1

l ‘» r 'inn

to clear the decks, out they go at / l~“ _

away less than cost price. ' See

l \ this season, they were well- worth H §=_; 5,

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three sons Herbert and Lloyd at home _ and Lester at Sudbury, 0nt_. also two; daughters. May, wife of W. 1-I_ Miicl{ie, I of the Bank oi’ Nova Scotia, Summer-| side. and Miss Ilessle at home. She is also survived by three brothers and wo sisters, namely: Bch Bell. Palo Alto, tial., Alphonso N. alll Wm. ll. Bull, St. iicicuu. Cui; Mrs. Harry (Trus- well, Kisby Sask; and Mrs. Wm_ Cras- wvll. Dciisuloro, Sash. ,Tho late Mrs. Sharp was ii ins,-mber of tlio Prcsbyto- rian Church, Suniuicrsldc :ind sho was long ri. faithful worker lu the social .life of the Church where her kiudlyl council and assistance will be much_ missed. To the bereaved husband slid family the Guardian joins with ni large circle of friends in extending

MRS. FLORA MCDONALD.

Cliiedonia lust one of its cstlmablo

woinou iii the person of Mrs. Fibre

had ii piirnlytic stroke. from which she never fully recovered. She always possessed il happy disposition, and in her long sickness sho carried that clicerfnlneils, To attend to such in sickness is pleasure. it makes the liur

Cliarles McDonald. Caledonia; also

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int in C l doiiia Ceme-

' MRS. FRANCIS TRAINOR. ‘

Cll'B» B

wa done,

' \\\ the showing as soon as you can is ' Y `\

our Suggestion. \

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A l'lolman’s

are the following '

Women s Furs

Sale includes the Following

Your money will go a great deal further during Hoiman`s` February

Clearance Sale than you can imagine.-._.You’.ve_.got..to...see...tlie....goods_and_the__- .... __ ._ _ prices in order to realise how unhsual the savings are. Included in the sale

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Women’s Stylish Winter Cloth Coats Boy’s Cloth Coats. Womenzs Fur Lined Coats. ~ Women’s Whitewear.

Men’s Cloth arid Fur Lined Coats. Rubbers.

Besides the above you will find special values in all departments.

February Clearance

. Mens Ovcrshoes and Lurlibermen’s

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- A Great Assort

ment of %2‘5’§f

Flat Against the Wall

HAT easy chair conceals the hiding place oi your friend's "Elite" folding table. The top

in 30 inches square. and the legs fold lint against tlie undef licle, making a moat convenient, firm and cpmpaot table of general utility. The weight ofthe

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FOi.DlNG,TAiiLE

in onl I I llnl his made in l".uly Env liali. lyumcrl Oalt. Qolden Oak or Ma- hogany Fiiiinli. Q-me quality .felt tap. Stionp- gracslul serviceable. You need it in YOUR home for a hundred diiieislit uses Your Filvuitiirn Dealer lin il, or will get ii for you. All limi.

Made in Canada :fliers 2.75

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nary 27th. A high mass of Requiem

were Patrick Doyle, Patrick Murphy.

P. P. Mctliuigan, Clement Trgiior, get? ‘lllcillmeel and P. B. Murp y.-

tiule Girl sta'iis¢» il-=

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Twelve Cans I Easily' Worth ~38

$1.65, Our Price Only

This is positively latest crop products,

every can of guaranteed quality, put up for us by the biggest and most reliable packers in Canada. -

This combination offer includes the best

products of land and sea-and supplies just the variety that you’ve always wished for, viz: 2 cans Pink Salmon, 2 cans Peas, 2 cans Pineapples (shredded,) 1 can Tomatoes, 1 can of Pears, 1 can Lobster, 1 can Peaches, 1 can Corn, 1 can Pork and Beans. The whole lot _...$1.38

Buildings. deli lighter to those attending. Bile . " ’ l _ ,; `_ \ _ . ,_,

was n friend and a i'nvorite.oi"nll. kiiiil " '

-l in words. pleasant iii tier ways. Silo . f ll e

~- ' loft to mourn three dalilhtersv MTH. 9

Miller. who attended her during her

i sickness. nnd dill all that wllllnE

} v hands could do to help the sufferer. 7300_2_u_M2|E1|_ ‘ -~ -1 ~~ ..~-- . ‘ I m . =

Mrs. Sneller. New York. who had been ,_ . _ ' with hor since lust July. and-brought . '

ner comfort iii her last days: Mrs. `

""0" ”°"“' M“'°°'"‘ J' st°'"".' Cale' tilrestilild were always* iuade wel- that fdur oi' tliem were for his fouri » U l-llii`l=’-lilililéfévl’-lT°l»l¢‘fr °°"°r S.ii*°‘i°f:;i“°.°:.°ii:;@.“.¢:~ r::f‘:.2;':.'l';ir..z‘:.°.:.:'.f Fishi ~ B t‘ T “"1 "W h"°"“"`“ ']°h“ ‘md Bm” sth' lbg¢:s;ilgWal£limlsiid oi; s?ingJohi'i Her yet" Msriorie's fund now nlfmoutiirtlil ng I S ‘§"§¢I H§‘;w'1‘§“"C*:{gdg‘;fa°"*?;.'i“f`;‘§; fiiiismi mon planner at si. iiiliilii to $55.30. urgiblgal; Tian: llfiglnxallgntg or pleu- - - - » - . . s esgne an -i tl

tli oal were bad, the funeral was C'“"°h' H°p° mv" Thmsday’ ‘nm wma’ p.”

urge' "mem °° - was celebrated b the tor Rev ' » '

lei-y. 'rne services at the house and V W’ - e LIGLIE cAMPhlhL

J. A. Gaudet, after which her ,ro y ~ , C-no Tnwne' P_B'=_l_

“mv”-'7”'° " ”~d“°l°d by he-7 put" mains were interred in the adjoin- the Rev. D. MacLeod. .»' A ms cemetern The DHHIBUO."

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