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EN Utensils, Skill. Bathrooms, Floors are safely elem. ed with Old Dutch. It is a natural detergent, and contains no lye, acids 0l"_llll'd gm to scratch or mar the finest enamel surfaces. For economy, comfort and safety‘: sake use Old Dutch Cleanser. There's nothing else like it.

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’ AND DOWNS ~~FRQM TRYON ' mo VlClNlTY

,ll0W do you like the winter. . its frost and chilly winds? we I'm longing for summer, ls that unkind

may! who adore skating . ngekey. which is such fun? aever mind. my 11161168.

doiic.

.. to Tryon on Saturday.

.. all the way by motor it has not wings?

there l,_ it's an excellent car road.

.. y evening.

‘, Wendell Lea. one o! citizens. has had a nl radio installed in his hoin

. Stanley I-lowatt, of West Try

u- ey.

ce County Hospital-

~ comes when storms are

L; good ice on the river—

i», Katherine Carr oi‘ Augustine was a visitor to Crapaud on

our pop- six-tube: lime. so what are we to do for the

d hIayseeds "know their onions." iBut guesg we “Vin just have to sihMcLcod invited the members to her bu“ nn-d lake things’ m’ they mm“ home for the next meeting, roll call (111151 School for the mouth oi‘ Janu- to be responded to with a selection \‘ll‘_\’Z

(ironic lX. l. aid: 2, Ella Miicbeod.

(lracle \'ll. 1. mod.

.. which they report good results‘.

spent last week end with friends

i Mrs. Albert Mabey. of Tryon, pass- ed a few days the first part of last iveek at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wright, of Victoria. Tile 111311)’ friends of this worthy old 001N110 i111‘ delighted to know that 1N9)’ have left on a two months‘ visit with their son in "Bunny California" and one and all of their friends here join in wishing them “Hon voyage."

lspociiil leaves Ii ok-lock Saturday.

‘Ray Brown.

cents and cue coupon. Every home should have one,

Central Guardian

WE ARE BUYING turnips‘ and potatoes every mild day at sari warehouse. Clarke Brag.

2308-2-7-1 wk-

BANKERS -- ABBIE sis-reds) 2i05-2-l0-2i- l i

GUARDIAN REPRESENTATIVE for Richmond and vicinity is Mr.‘

NEW UNiVERSITY DlCT|ON~-, ARV to Gualdloll readers (or 99

' BANKERS —— ABBIE S|$TER3- Sllecliil leaves 2i o'clock Saturday. 2405~Z~10-2l~

BANKERS

Special leaves .'i o'clock Saturday. Z-lflfi-EZ-lil-Bl.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY --

Ono thousand Silver Foxes, cross

tioii Sale, February 20th. Highest prices, quickest returns. Unoqllnll- 3| Sfillim: Sei-vice- Ship now in H- 5b.,

Rilylier lilnlitul, 4&0 Si. Peter: lloiilreiil, l’. Q. 2303-2-7-9-11

LONG CREEK WOMEN'S INSTI- TUTiL-The regular montlilymeet- mg of the Long Creek Women's ln-. stitute was held at the home of Miss

Mr. and Mrs. Arteinus Carr, of Annie McPhee, on Wednesday cven-’ . _ _ , S _ Tryon, were visitors to Victoria and ing, Feb. lst. with thirteen membersl V“ from Dund“ Street we t Stat

Crapaud on Tuesday. Jnn. 3i.

. s. Le Roy Howatt and l-lcd- passed through ‘Pryon on Tuesday rel-renting the creed. followed by the rsnyder" Miller. oi Victoria. were '

‘ It rising to note that they came car.

Juli. ill.

Augustine Cove, were visitors totlie

North TYyon on Saturday of lust lweek.

Candlemas,Day—Feb"ruary 2nd,

“If Candlemas Day dawns bright and clear.

There will be two winters in the

year. Now, that's what an old-timer told

i North Tryon.

I r biacksmiths in this vicinitypveek.

kept busy these days. so many,

en changes in the weather.‘

A.’ Tuesday of last week.

r, who

merchant, Mr. Tryon, has resigned . on Tuesday evening ... During his sojourn

ny friends. who were very see him leave so soon.

i. ialiy be misse n "Arrows." w - " player. Cheer up ~ will have many hard

e as your slogan, “Tryon ml 1 ,"' and all will be well.

here he was

= YAL‘S

~ Jdlseaae.

Will keep yon well. '

a trial always Nyal.

ll. L. WORTI-IY

Queen St.

‘ t! Agent

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‘Coal

wub bub grade Coal Io~ -' "Mir. some!»

Phone n your require- Iuntn. Prompt deliver- ill- Invest Iloel.

Phone iii

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,. . and Mrs. George Canfleid, of

Charles Horton. of Murray has been employed for‘ . past two months with our gen- uiian. Messrs. Ernest. HCHVflbi-Nnlll‘

ft for his len here this of Miss labie gentleman has made a great their respective homes.

Mr. Kenneth McDonald. one of‘ n‘s most popuianyoung men,

grieved Hc will‘ d in the North Tryo

“Arrowsf town Hospital, where h g0 n slight operation on his throat, His innumerable friends iiopc for his: joyable evening to a c103,. complete recovery iii tiic very hem’

knocks. but.

CREOPHOS

Five ionics in one relieves colllhs. bronchitis. asthmatic condi-

. " 1""°“" "d “'°"‘"°“.' The host of friends of Mrs. Donald duemwmws v.01, Dem,“ and Mm.

‘M. Bill. 0i T1‘Y°"- "e "eri-‘flrry w Ferguson: readinz. “"1511”! w “ebeiali; solo, Mr. Roland Philipson‘.

YAL’S y CREOPHOS

Get a bottle now. Guaranteed‘ The - faction or your money returned.

i W. D.

and Company

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y. of 'l‘i"yti:i,

a left on Monday for the Charlotte

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ifuturc.

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‘on, were visitors to lTiicsday, where they attended

Amoni; Messrs. Richard Lord i Smith.

and Hem

1 to Criipaud on learn she is still isoon attain.

TryOll territory on

gong was sounded and Tryon" was 3—2; yes-I broader B1311!

Wednesday night's some.

And now "D“ evening. Adieu-

MONTHLY MEETINGS or

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springs-Jolly Club-

Clear branch members 1' .- ,, "Inexpensive Decorations. decided to buy 11 and to have two framed. Money

Roll Call

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ggggeil for the Insmum llmmofp 22,381 ‘zldlalfieorvilinecoiilipliitgndg? e§§"i§.“§p1'.l.<ir§i§r: 201st: en§§ye§i:?v§n-' the grain they leave will be picked tempered room. 45 to 50 degrees is

“shed m?“ Jratigbhbhofiivta by cents. at all dealers. ling. up the first thing in the morning. lldeal. ~ _ TdelzsurfginnisbdcAdsm. new a he!

iluneh by Mrs, Wilfred McDonald. ‘THE GABas w,“ By Barrie Payne

Hana‘; J nuary‘ i‘ l - 8-c%°r°alde°X.—1. Gladys Murpnv: Eyglyn oampbell. Nell Wilm- French. omle V--1-

1c bell. Gradefl. l “$111.; ii. Andrew KATHERINE (Dot-iii? ;

f.-l. Clement _ snows ‘ c°"'AN7

is - . | e stun m Youacaobvewans ./ “W! 0111M HALIFAX. N.S.

Pe feet attendance. —- Berna __ 4 H‘ . s“ _ > ~ ~ , areal-n. Rupert W181" ""1 °°m°""' w THE GABBo 5E ¢..!.‘.5.°.'L'.‘...'1,“.>.s.i. iiaifiliffifi"

- v ' '- c, .\ itissrmr, Acting manner; “

Carnllmn-

m‘ me only IPIII-

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer lhvivsoli. uiipoiided to with: "Original Valentine I i Vcixsrs." 011- 11°! Bdlfiiflifl! iffimmufimils °i “Yflllflfldflltlfltld the purchasing of material

i Miss Novella Delaney of Summer- ‘side, has returned to her home after

oolmates and friends of Mastei-"Spending a pleasant visit. the guest

.. Howatt, of West TWO“. W! , w see him again at school af- underGoiIIG so operation in the!

of Mr. and Mrs. Parker‘ Delaney, of‘

Miss Amy Harvey, of CrapautLwns ,a visitor to "Pooieys Rink", North, Tryoii, on Friday evening of lnstl

A Devotional Committee iiiectinspthey and {heir friends gamer m. N113 held 11‘ m? “P1119 “f M155 Elmmgether to develope the social side of mm to w t 131115111“- °1fl Alggfutsrtlige“ggriaafnoxém life. as well as to increase the fin- were v rs es more» a ' even 1g . r c c " 1mm Wm‘ ‘he Ymmg Pwpws Swiefy‘ the first time; it was held in the hall. The wniiwmg ‘l’??? Pwflon Monday evening last. and that it! sent". Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Lea, them.“ m, unqualified Success in “My ‘M35595 Rim‘ Tijifibtscsmlsnfilgla gxéiway is vouched for by all present.

S l I _ pee Carr and Mrs. V. D. Howattliflned to capacny‘ D°$1l1°"‘s°"§':1 {nattgs °f bklsggrefs (‘fferjoitgiand varied, program was being cal"-

e °- i1 P1‘ 17"“ 5 1 E ‘ed out, the order wa rfc~l. lliniaivs good things left fol-in S m L

e will under

i Rev- and Mrs. G- SOIWYS- °f TYY-iviu-e Edna. Boswell; qaaiteue. Miss- Bedeque tgmes Mae Heartz, Jessie Jenkins, Mar- 8

|funeral of the late Jesse Schlirmall. time“ 51m“ Tum“ were ‘heidialosue. Irene Mill and Mar- ‘Wlon Thompson; solo, Prof. Barlow;

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Webster, oilphmpson’ ‘Augustine Cove, made a fiyilll; trllli Saturday of last week. Bcswa“

home. But hope she may Gel 011i reading

But will they look so haPPY 11"" I wonder!

will sign off for this

rm: woman's INSTITUTES

__, This at M8111. met in the school house. The J A to ft was Patriotic Calendar Patriotic Pictures

was voted for Christ- l-‘lve members sub-

PANMURE ISLAND SCHOOL. ~ -nfi——i

roll of Panmure Island

Grade VIII. —

Grade VIL-l. Bernice Marl! Lanni-

“fu-d wlglit; 3, Cornelius Grade m. - l. Mirth!

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- ABBIE $l6TERS-'

Special leaves Tl o'clock Saturday l

2405-2-l0-2l- ‘ saunas - Adele SISTERS-i , foxes and (itlicr lurs (or our And} 3

"Tris CFIARLOTTETOWN GUARDIANH‘

'I 27 Si)

POLICE ARE CALLED

G

at all grocers ,

Here, then, by sc-‘ 1 "r" -~ ‘r -—_" ‘curing a pure bred cockerel we have. “ ' _a great medium of improving or, flock i

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zknowiedge in regard to poultry in 1111?!" P019-

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T0 HOLD BACK CROWD REhPONDING To "AD" they must be culled and only the

TORONTO, Feb. tk-Pollcc reser-

i - - < ‘ . _ and tom VLMO“ m “Lwnchmbei Thmioil were lushed this morning tothe

I _ meeting was opened by the presi-e Mr. Louis McLeod, of Victoria. dent with the singing oi the Ode alldligglzgg aannflobyfigggrogatrgeoz

reading and approval ot the minutes oi lust meeting. Roll call was res-

The buying committee re-

for a curtain for the hall, also cups ‘and tumblers. Particular mention is ‘made of our new member, Miss An- .nie McKenzie, age 6. her youthful

interest batokening a very bright @1191‘-

rnen crushed into the Uptown The- atre lobby in response tn a classi- tlcd advertisement for "Young Men, under 20, good appearance." ~ ‘Five men were wanted, but the crush of men filled the lobby, broke glass in the doorways and overflow- ed on to Yonge street. Police "on the beat were unable to keep the growing crowd in check as 10

future. A bill iii corulectlon with the O'clock flPllmfl-Bhed- l-ht‘ 110111‘ nam-

Institute was ordered to be paid. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess and the meeting with a general sing-song, terminated‘ a iby the National Anthem. Mrs. Alex

]fi"om lny favorite author. _.__..._.4-o->______.

Miner-it's Llnimeut relieves pain.

ed in the "ad."

Sergt. Parrish and four men were rushed to the scene. closed land restored order.

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LYN DALE SCHOOL

- ' - Grade Vi. 1. SOCIAL EvENmG Wendell Kinrlieell" AT MARSHFIELD B‘-\‘ce_ " . . ti‘ i lll. l. Once every year the W. M. S. oI -_>_ Aztlivfind Ewe“ Marshfield-Duiistallnage United Grade L (Sm 1A Church hold a social evening, when Grade 1_ m,“ lilcken.

' anccs of the society. This year, for

The night being fine. the hall was and while a lengthy

Mrs. (Rein) F, E. Boothroyd pre- ‘sicicd in her usual capable manner. After the conclusion of the program a dainty luncheon was served by the ladies. The remainder of the even- ing was very pleasantly spent in games. etc. The singing of the Na- tional Anthem brought a very’ en-

Tiic pwcecds amounted to $50.00. The following is the plflgfliiltll“ Chorus, Afton Waters; reading by

tha Robertson and Vera Andrew: reading, Master Lloyd McCalium;

monologue. Miss Lorna Stewart; quartette, Messrs. W. R. Dennis, R. H. H. Court and V. S. Dennis; reading. Miss Riobertina

Intermission. Sale of can-

dy. Reading. Mrs. F. E. Boothroyd; Miss Mary Sin-

Miss Laura Moore; duet,

ing. viii Wright.

Miss Jessie Jenkins and Mr. H. B. Dennis; reading, Mrs. H. B. DennLs.

' l B. Dennis.

Sour Stornachs

The wonderful comfort from even twenty drops will surprise you. lately you feel better. brings up the gas caused by

menting food. and at the same time more I11 new an sang "For they are Jolly Good Fel- _ When colic or cramps strike yo“ lows," after which the younger peo- of green food, such as turnips, beets, where the cabbages, clover hay. A good way; table and hang; Givei ma“ pwltrymaws revenue is derived meeting consisted of a funny storyqbe held at the home of Mrs. N. J.

relieves that distressed feeltnfi the stomach.

when nausea or stomach by

for emergent ills,

or Diarrhoea. Nerviliae is bY f" "1 safest, quickest remedy to use. N

the assemblage.

Made Sweet]

Y0" Eel/half down dining of Nervlllnequleces of aluminuinware, crockery- ware, silver, linen and money.

Almost immed- Best flttingly replied, first three grains make the

Norviline‘ and Mm, fer- thanking them for their gifts. A few remarks were given by Mr. Ag-

d Mr. Wm. Caseley. Then all clean and refill. time give hens a good feed poultrymen who are raising po try A mner for the "up is to be pub committees were appomwd

overtake you, then it is that you'll find Nervlllne a sure re- lief. For general use in the family. for Colicky Pains. Belching of Gas, Nausea. Vomitinsla bountiful lunch serve e dies, which was indulge A

Grade l. t.lr.l (bl 1-~Sl(‘l‘1il'ii'-.'iSi’lOU]d bestraight. no crooks.

llackctt. bone should slant downward and not -—~———-- -——

Reginald

Following is the standing" oi‘ Lyn-

MODUQ‘ Mac Dou-

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Pearl lilckeu; :3. 3 .

Mabel

Hector Aim-Lead r

Vlviuil Wood. In) l. Willialn

Perfect flll€l'|(',flll('t‘*—,\i()llliP‘MAI?-

Dflllflltl. Hector 1M zlcLeod.

Chester MaQPhersoli.

KELV

The many friends 0i Mr. Robert» McMurcio are glad to see him out again after his recent cold.

‘Miss May Walker. of Kelvin. is] VlSlilllg friends in St. Peters

Miss Kathleen Bagnail. Beclequeu o. former school teacher here, has in poor shape been visiting friends in Kelvin prioi-"ainst liel", usually good layers have fore birds at all times. to be: departure for Providence, Rafa! whevc slic intends to take up nurs-' producing eggs not feathers. She was accompaniedto Kei- friend, Miss Bessie

by hcr

The young people of Kelvin and surrounding vicinitles met at the ‘home of Ml". John R. Clover, where er his son. Mr. Frank Glover, assisted cos, 4 lbs. by his sister, Miss Fannie, entertain- ed them to a good old-fashioned dance on Feb. lst.

The Kelvin Institute held their‘ The best bred cockerel procurable in social evening at the home of MrsnCanada will not give results unless Wni. Caseley, and a neat sum wasi properly led and looked after. So all heated. realized. The young people of thlsshould look to this matter. institute have decided to put on a play in the near future.

Album st’ PMS ‘not m" "mmime acwmpmm‘ 1°" the evmmg ‘ix; ' 13$,’ file? tltiniztlliengifm Jor-i mash" "NPDW-‘i °11 m" latter.“ h°“"°=were: Mrs. Barlow, Miss Jessie Jen-l men owned b Mr Lou ' Mmld"? “cm” “f m“ kins, Miss Jane lieortz and Mrs, y y ' iweek. Excitement was plainly Writ ‘tench the countenaiiccs of the fails,

‘of both teams. but when the final - "dear old leading by the score of believe Trycu had the

unset pic went o» the kitchen.

Teacher .

TID-BITS.

who or hard grains; tw

Poultry Notes

Submitted by the Poultry Division. Dominion Live Stock Brunch. This information given in the in» iercst of better farm flocks. All inquiries to be addressed to Box 200. Charlottetown.

Hatching Season.

All chicks should be out of the

act accordingly. In regard to poul- try prices your cockerels must be hatched early so they reach matur- ity, say in November when they can be placed in crates for fattening. Cockereis which have not reached maturity and placed in crates for fattening purposes, will only grow and not fatten. and at the expira- tion of two or three weeks will still be all bones. _

It is essential that chicks be hatch- ed early. and it pays. our greatest teacher. year for yourself.

Improvement in all lines of stock is

that is in breeding the best to ineicilitaso.

best. To start. we have valuable knowing that tlic danl transmits to her male Offspring the inherent abil- ity’ to pass on this quality 0t high‘ egg production.

grading up our

‘i best brt-d.

The Breeding Pen is of Great Assist‘ once fn Flock Improvement. I What. ls Meant by Breeding Pen F Divide ‘a space in your poultry house so as to keep the breeders sep- aratc [no the main flock.

and cookerel.

leecl. _ Only take the eggs from this

pen, for hatching purposes.

A Flew Points on Culling or defection - . of Hens. » Heath-Length, medium.

long/Depth, medium to deep.

medium to wide. =F‘ace.-Skin tight or smooth. Ap- pearance. lean. "Comb and Wattles-Size.

Texture, suit. Appearance, waxy. Comb and Wattles will be red and oi

warm when in lay.

=Eye.-Color, standard.

bright, pulgbd or prominent.

“BeakJ-ylnclineti to be short. N€ClL-*‘JQ58“L medium.

well to the reain- " Body.~Depth. deep. Lengtlniong.

Shape, wedge shaped.

i, Keel Bohe.--Leng'th. long.

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i Abdomenw-Spacc between keelaild i0 11-11? =1 dfl’ 11111511 1113110 11D y Son’ firs“ ground “Yhetuu Oats’ COTnmeaLiWIIO converse-d with them iol" lr

pin bones. Quality, loose and

iSkiri, soft and silky. Capacity, Keel l: bciie to pelvic or pin bones four fiil- a _ _ at continually. Fifteen to twenty per miuion

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gcrs. Between Piiior Pelvic bones least two fingers. Tail.--Carricd at 45 degrees. Lay Bones.—Pelvic boilcs

not be covorcd with fat. but should 1.111111- lhcppcr.

be fine and pliable. ‘ Vent.-—White, loose and moist. 1

Flat leg preferred. do not place this ag-

faded or worn plumage. They arc

not thin or too fat. Hens lay better; -when they are at their standard‘. ‘weight for the breed. Heavy breeds,‘ such as Rocks, Wyandottes, Redsi should at least welsh 5*: llw- Licht- birds, Legllorns, Anconas, Minor-

To assure yourself of lilgli fertility] mate fifteen hens of the

,the ilgiitcr breeds to one cockerel.

‘lowing to be in proportion. i per cent. of ration should be

fifteen per cent. DYOLEIILi

is Wlckett, which is meat scrap or milk in some

H‘ were given a house-warming on the 16th ult... by their friends and neigh- bors of Kelvin and Wilmot. Robert Agnew acted as oh

and iii a few well-chosen words wel-i comed the newcomers on behalf of ~

Then Mrs. Ewen Walker and Mrs. Mabon Stavert pres sented the gifts which consisted of chairs,