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THiJllSDAY. -

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, .. _.¢.-, ‘»_-,_.¢.

11111100 BUILDS UP 111s iiEALTH

m. c. s. MCGFOIOI‘ of 2a Fltuoy stunt. Oh-F -

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maroaaanomrown cuannum

Eastemtiuardian

F. E. i. tkedlto Thin filtlenfiid New Remedy With Remarkable l-nprovemmt in Hie General Condition

Dreco has certainly won the regard of Prince Edward Islanders as a health builder and corrective for digestive troulbles. , Here is a statement. from another well known Charlottetown resident. which bears out tin every line the

. claims on behalf o1’ this famous herbal mmedy.

and indigestion."

l am not entirely well

by E. A. Footer.

by Souris Drug Co. and by

mportant Announcement

To Farmers and Stock Raisers

We have been appointed PROVINCIAL AGENTS for the celebrated BLATCH- FORD'S FEEDS. The BLATOHFORD CALF MEAL 60., of CANADA, LIMITED. have been in business for over 40 YEARS in» the UNI- TED STATES and CANADA, and their PRODUCTS are well known and highly prized by STOCK RA-ISERS and FARMERS all over the CON- ‘MNENT. We have Just rec- eived a CARLOAD of their FEEDS. All new, fresh stock and all sold under GOVERN- MENT ANALYSIS.

BLATCHFORUS C-ALF ' MEAL in 25 and 100 lb. bags. l atrrcurontrs HOG FEED in 100 lb. bags. BLATCHFORUS MILK MASH (for Poultry) 25 and 100 lb. bags. BLATCHFORUS . EGG MASH in 25 and 100 lb. bags. BLATOHFORUS CHICK

FEED (for young chicks) 25 and 100 lb. bags.

BLATCHFORWS POUL- TRY SCRATCH FEED in 100 lb. bage-

BLATCHFORIYS ALFAL- FA MEAL (sold in any qua" tlty.)

We are selling the above at gpeciil low Pris" "l"? "‘ any quantity. WHOLESALE and RETAIL.

Carter & 00.. Ltd-

,“For several years l have suffered from stomach trouble says Mr. McGre-gor, "Everything l a-te would came gas to form and this would cause seven- pains in my head, so bad at times

and also corrected my stom- ach trouble and indiltesiiott. u 3'01. but fcel so much better that l intend taking the complete Dreco treatment. The results ohm/turd l11 so ‘short u time or

Dreco is being specially

are surprising. I strongly WOC’ ommend tllroco l0 all mi’ friends, for it has made me feel like a new man." Wherever it goes, Drcco'

wins fnientis lxecatise of its unfailing notion as u correc-

that l could hardly stand tlvo 11nd health builder. it, them. Ono bottle of Drc-co tones and resin-ales 1h" relieved me of these pains organs ol‘ digestion and puts

them in pmper working order condition which quickly bottcltlls the wvhole symt-c-nt. Dreco is 111.1110 1'ron1 herbs. roots, bark and leaves-l and contains no tnercury potash habit "formlnq drugs.

introduced in Charlottetown

It is also sold in Summerslde by Gallant Drug 60., Limited, in Montague by H. J. Mabon in Sourls

a good druggist everywhere.

l Comb Sage T83

l Into Gray Hair

gDarkens Beautifully and Restores 1

its Natural Color and Lustre At Once

(‘ontmou garden sage into a heavy tea, with sulphur and alcohol added, will turn gray, F-llwaultctl and lulled ltair beautifully tiurk and luxuriant. Mixing the Sage Tea and Sulphur recipe at home, though, is troublesome. .-\t1 leasier way is to get the ready-to- ‘uso preparation improved by the addition of other ingredients a large- botllc, at little cost, at drug lstores. itnowu us "Wycti1'.~1 Sage 1111111 Sulphur Uunipotttld,“ thus

avoiding u lot o1‘ muss. _ “Willa gray, faded flair is not sinful, we all desire to retain our youthful appearance and attractive- noss, ily darkening your hair with Wyetlfs Sage and Sulphur Com- pound. no one can tel-l, because it does it so naturally, so gvenly. You just dampen a sponge or soft. brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time; -by morning all gray hairs have disappeared. After another application or two your hair be. comes lxeautifully dark. zlossy. H01‘! and luxuriant" and you appear years younger. -

l LETTER or SYMPATHY

.1\t a special meeting oi the Enter-

brewed

l Tllillillik

-8HOP from Helium's Catalog ll I-IIW-I

l: -A FEW EXCELLENT VALUES .l In Plano Cased Organs at Batman's. l Summerslde. 1 9634-16-21

l '-PIANO CASED ORGANS at l Bargain prices at Batman's, Sum- i merside. 9034-10-21 l , —-\-'

I --DlED OF PNEUMONlAa-Mr. l’ orge Easter, of Kenelngton, died , Tuesday morning at the age 0f 70. E of pneumonia. He ' leaves -dtinghters—Mrs. Earle l and Edna at. home.

two Kennedy

-AGED RESIDENT DEAD.» Mr. John Tupliu of Margate. used S7 years, died early on Monday morning at the home of his son l Andrew. The funeral took place l 'i‘uesduy afternoon at 2 p. m. and the remains were buried in the (‘entctory at Margate.

-—SUMMER8lDE AGENT.—— Mr Byron MacDonald of the MacDon- ald Drug Co., is now Guardian re prescntatlve in Slummenside and will be pleased to receive news advertising. new and renewal eub- scriptions and Job-Printing. Mr.

MacDonald sells the Morning Guardian at his store. Ills telep- hone N0. is 12-2. if

--NOT AFRAID OF WEATHER- Mrs. Charles Matthews drove to spend Christmas and partake of the Christmas dinner with hor sou. Mr. T. Artemua Matthews, at Elin- sdnle. The feature of this which makes it. wot-thy of note is the fact that the lady is past her 84th year and in still as chipper and smart as mnny a younger lady.

--WELCOME VISlTORS -- Mrs. Wm. Crosweil, formerly of St. Eleonora, and her son Al, who have

. les Ayers, oi’ brought -to tha Prince County Hos~ several other broken pitnl on Monday afternoon sulfer- clear at cost from Jnny. 14th to 26th

Cracked Corn at

Albany.

—-WE8TERN HOCKEY — T

S. Lcard. -BADLY Wellington.

lug with a broken leg. lie h been engaged in feeding t1 h

breaking the lower part of i right leg. The journey of fific

made in nu hour. it is pleasing

-ESTEEMED CTTIZEN DEA ——.\iany friends wet-o sorry

inst. at the 111:0 o1‘ oilycurs.

married. llc has been for quite

turned to his old home last O

uido.

Dllnnrilhn Llnllqent for

IN MEMORIAM

been living at Dinsmorc. Snslc, for the last fifteen years are visiting Mrs. Craswcllfii daughter, Mrs. Thomas Linklcttor, Snmmersitie. Mr. Croswcll (ronsitlcrn the West u good country for a person with some capital who is able and will- ing to work and stny at it. Mr. Craswcll and his brother hnrveuteti 22,000 bushel-s of this full from 720 acres of loud. Their lolul holdings (‘Oinlisls of about 1,600 acres.

wheat

-—ISLANDER DEAD-Word has boon received of Ibo tleulll in tho ililsnion lllelnorlul llostiilltl, Mis- sion (lily. ll. l‘... of Jumcs Yen. aged 0S, forntcrly oi‘ i’. l‘). lsluttd. llc icuvcs to ntnurn tho iollrnvitil: u brothers, (leorgc 0i‘ llratlnllunic, Wlllimtl oi‘ Charlottetown and

sisters, ilirt-t. S. S. Sellick of (TLeury, Mrs. l.. Siiliphant, Detroit illicit" lllrs. William Arthur und hire. Humphrey Arthur Charlottetown.

—-l N COU RT C I RC LES-Before

uury 10th Calvin Lewis of Ccntrc Linc Road, charged with selling sum of $400 and costs and in dc- fuult of

l-ionry- Street. where

both of ductd by Rev. Gavin Monagban.

MASTER THOS. CARVER Thu funeral of the into Thoma

Carver, the ten your old son of the lulio George and Mm. Susan Carver was held yesterday morning from his tnotheri-a residence, 286 Grafton to St. Dunstanfls Cathedral. 11 Requiem liigh Mass was

1110111: his

Service at the grave was can-

Utiivorsal regret is expressed at

the sudden passing away oi’ this likeablo little chap, who was a Judge Stewart at Albcrton on Jan-ltiwa‘ fmvnu’ "mm": m9 comm”

lion; and was well known through-

lout the city us one of the popular liquor was convicted and fined the "Cwihoys-

'l‘o ills bereaved widowed mother

payment u, flue monlhs, anti the 0i.il0l"l‘il0l‘llll9h~l of thtzfant- imprisoniueut i11 the Prlttcc Couu-ty “y the (‘marmim e-“eml” Mame"

aid Branch of the Benevolent irisit Society tit-e following resolutions were unanimously adopted: Where- as. it ha..- pleased our Heavenly Father in Hlls Infinite wisdom to call to his eternal reward our late brothel’ memiirer, M1‘. Wllilillll Clarke, whose death took place on the 811. January inst.

And whereas, the late fvir. Clark was a highly esteemed member o1 1111.1 Society sill-On 11.. organization- evcr ready to lend a. ltellllllfl hand ‘in all charitable undertaicintifi llllil a valued resident of the commun- ily which he, resided his whole tille- Therefore resolved, phat While

opportunity to submit his defence

that they shine whiskey from th and in giving judgment the Judgc- stated that that deserved more than that min ‘i’? imttm pennltyof 8200. "i? —-——-<ocn

crease of 819 over

Currie Holman, of Summerside, P. E. 1., who spent the holiday season , _ with Mrs Batman's daughter. llirafl” “m” Alan Parsons, are remaining in

when several witnesses

do posed had purchased

the offence was one

l11

+—1\lrs. R. T. Holman and lillss m

ruoun GRAIN FEEDS

oo-oeo+oewewoenee+oovoe For Fire Insurance _ Consult H. M. SIMPSON

15f Richmond Street . Phone 869-1- 0&4

Card; .

S. S. Hessian

Barrister, Bolloltor, Notary Public Etc.

MONEY TO LOAN Mgnfllug P. E» "lllid

Mark R. ililllcGuigtan

O lAIlRllTER, QOLICITOR, ETC. Money to Leon Cameron Block Charlottetown. P. I. llllnll

Palmer 8r. Palmer n. J. PALMER. K11.

_ llrrlehr, Eta.

‘Money to Loan ,' of um emu lulidlnd Charlottetown. F- 5- l- '

" MacDonald s. McPhee a. A. . , 1,. l, A. YIGDONALO L H. F. llQPyil

. llnlglen. Agatha. Mo. r out! j my nun" on... npmn

lenlt

l 111-, c. c. Anubis

l a n! I. Y. Frill 0min"

l’ “uh '.'.:"".'.':,.. T» In»

1 " ll 5"

- g one: until one: nu nun’.

, much cheaper for cash

book of our Society. P. L. CASH JOHN T. WHITE P. F. HUGHES Com. on Ilesoluzlollél

i Wifo-Piinw many fish W118 ‘Ill you caught on Saturday. 690ml’- tnultulna-"stx, 1111111111; — all bcuttties." Wife-"l thought so. That flflll market has made t1 mistake again- They've charged us for e18!"-

NOTICE

I have gone out of credit business. Ev- erything will be sold

flllll'lll of! with chum- Soup. ' flgflfln‘ 5mg: m punitive lkinn.

Sid

and trade. It will pay you to give us a call-

1. ANDERSON; St. Peters

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BAYER sTUDIO

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gum, ‘ . ‘his: . wt§ i IOCI shuns

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Th1- lixpcrimciltnl

Station's pen No. [NW1 (‘KKN pen oi‘ White lmgltorus nlxth, with

l!" "IJIIH. nnd .\Ir. J. .l. hlrfiilllvrnrs pen of Wbltc Letrhornlt seventh. with 28 (lugs.

Mr. Sam .\lcl‘hcrson's pen of White

the 10th \\'0l’*kI

Jail. This case lmd been tuljoum-5""'D“"'5" ed from the County Court Session‘

held at Alberton on the 3rd 111111.. n _ , __ , V in order to give the tlefemlant an hm‘ h“ 'M' (‘OSTMT

Note on the Hlxtlt l‘. F). I. Em:

“mo” buy-Int: (‘outrun for the 10th wen-ls e defendant, cmllmr Jnn. IP01. 102-1. .

Thu i’. l6. I. 121:1: Lny n: Content n 1min of l0 eggs over tlti t-vloun week's production. 2.81112 R's have been lnid to date, nn in-

thl- sumo pcrlnd i923. 500 cults \\'l'l't‘ laid tlurint; c week.

Station's pen Lclrhorns No. 12, led the

lQontcst for tho week with 40 eggs

. l<..\- or 3 ' (lzgrhllfilguilriéllllylvlllgzllrgllyltl. 136i llti‘ guy-Ill‘? 9413;1- ttitlgtlllallrilfreeliltlcplg month.‘ .";1:'...:%.".:;.“.'.':;r;: i.*;:::"1‘..“..1..:-" titans: " li.‘.‘.'.'i‘.'.""li...."“.". :'..."":::“.'.:r*:i Resolved. ‘hm ‘hfxa frisohilfiliilm llulpItUs pen nfkwhlto Lug-exalt, gleiOsrlnllllllflsglindll-Tgz“ U?“ gum“) tied forflftlt with the l-Ixpcrlntcntnl

of White Lctzhorns, l.'l, nmi .\l1'. Autzustln Winner's "T \\'|l|l" ‘VJWI-tltlnttru with 1X2

rnclt. .\lr. Fred hir-[nytyrt-‘n

Lctrhornu lends the (‘nntegt

-WE ARE OFFERING WHILE unloading for the next flve days. 82.25 a bag; Oil Cake 82.60 per bag. A. H. Affleck.

2i.

Regal Hockey Club held its annual meeting last week when the foil . . owing officials were elected: Pre- s‘ k‘ Todd S’ Montana‘ sident, George Profit: Vice Presid- ent, Robt. Dunn; Secretary, C. H.

INJURED-Mr. Char- was

press when he slipped and fell the plunger coming down on his foot,

miles from his home to Summer- tickct holder. side to tho hospital by sleigh was -

note that he is getting along nice ly.

lcarn that Mr. Weston 1.. McGoug- an, Summers-tide. died at the home of hit-l brother, (leorgo, on the l0th

Tho letters and funeral was held on tho 11th and

the remains were laid to rest in the of Sourin hnvc Malpeqtio Cemetery. lie was un- late sorrow they find it impossible

number of years in the Western therefore (lot-lire to thank them nil States and owing to ill-health re- for their

tober. The deceased is 11 brother get of M1". W. K. hieootigan. Summer-

Snrulne of contmemorittiotiwas held in the Methodist Church, Bridge town. in.

schuobboy playmates were: Jtrlhur ltcuriloil, Pius laghan, Louis Monaghun, Thomas of Union iloud: also four Donald, Thomas

Gui» W. Mc- Campbcll. Jos. MCTilflili‘, Augustus Monaghan and (leorge Shields.

renewal subscrlbtlonu.

h ..4B|G VALUE IN e Lumberman's Rubber; and over- sltoes from Jany 14th to 26th at

from Jany 14th to 26th at S. K. Todd's, Montague.

..-wos. FELT ‘aoors and

lines to

ad nt S. K. Todd's Montague. 113'

..’~‘STURGEON HALL-Come t0 tho Concert and Basket Social 0n tis Wednesday, Jun. 23rd, in old of the en church funds. Prize for lucky sale- 962446.41

to H-“FBRIDGETOWM- Special ob‘ jcct lesson-on Sunday evening U18 20th, January nt 7 p. m. "The S0111 and its Value" will bo given in n, connection with tho ntiuslouary to nnniversurv.

JFKINDNESS APPRECIATED— 0n account. of the lurpo number of tniotzrltms that Mrs. (D12) llltiltttrt 11nd bliss G; biuttnrt received in their

o. to reply to sumo personally. They

loving tokens 01.1fm- c- puthy, which they will ncvcr for-

.,*MEMORIAL SERVICE- On Sunday morning a special service

TCIIIPIIMICIUIICQ oi‘ the into George Creed. The same brim: attended by representatives of the various communions. The ladies of the Church had draped the pulpit and s organ with lovely material which added to tllc imprcsuivencnu oi‘ tho

..*10 TO 26% OF. ALL footwear

! FAREWELL GATHERING

On Tuesday egexnrlilldmll-thilm v an} 1923 a number o on s ll _..'SHOP from Holman: 08 at, ti“ holfido; M“ $10M‘?! fir; _ , , t arenv W".lEl1¢:tiI-oi:N 11kg)?’ Gulsllfdlab bogst-elvlgssere mm end 1911"", ' ~ Owen 0 Agent in Moutnlue. and will be While and MP- W- m” t» "m- -1-:1~::1.=.1::1~..:.z: 1":.':.'1'.::.::: vertlslns. Job Prin-tilll. new a; levenm‘ was we“ m music games much Man's ‘appreciated by one and all. Awell prepared tea was served

‘and dancing which

which a few short

ladreaa. Messrs Ernest

White and W. Glen ‘ Dear Friends:

dapa rturo from o11r

lmttch longer time.

We will miss you very ‘much at lull our social gatherings you Edward, have always been t1 ‘valued asset with your

talents. Your genial

nnlch by those who accustomed to everyday.

and good wishes for halllllness.

of North River.

sultttblc reply

bye. The evening closed

meet again.

service. Mr. Wuiler Ilurtlott sang very sweetly u vct-y tender and touching hymn and the pastor spoke n11 “The

Jesus." Great credit is due the or-

0-}-———-—

“Rightword” Often

Study of Dictionary i: a Profitable l-labit for Bualnebo Men

inability to choose the right word oftetfplaces o. speaker in an em- barrassing" position. Many business _men lose much vnluabl cause they find it difflcultto ex- press whnt they want to say when they dictate their correspondence. Greater freedom and accuracy in speaking and writing can be ac quircd by studying a dictionary. A few mintnes devoted to the study of words and their meaning each day will in a short time result in

put that practice lo n teat. The New Universities Dictionary

per is particularly adapted to aid those who wish to actmlre greater familiarity; with't.he English inn tzuttge. it contains alltbo new

mon 11nd proper use in recent years. Its definitions are simple

to choose words that will best nerve the purpose of correct speak- ing and writing. Many ol tho new words that have been brought in- to use through such specialized

baseball and other forms of sports.

have been conveniently classified in supplementary dictionaries.

llllB lljflllllllll

Stop drugglngl

Rub soothing,

‘roduction np'to nnd lncltudlnlz ".1989. 20 pelts. ..974. 20 pom. 167R. 2b pens.

‘it'll, neuralgia, lumbago, backache. ".1481; 2_2 pens. uprglnn,

_ ~ u, mm.’ Wm, Elm Plum Expcrhlpenetrating St. Jacobs Oil right in- _. " v mentnl Station's pen of White 1.01.». l° "i" '5°"°- "l"- , 1 -.\ \ horns. ‘No. H second. with 2571' acfihlfg 19m"- ‘lnd are Toemmg’ » / _ _ extra. ltxperlmcntnl Station's pen re a comes mM-nm‘ . l - _l l, I .-_ _ |\ of ilnrrerl Rocks Nu. 12 11111.1, with 1°’- 3" 5"”! o" 3 " u i‘ " " 21R eggs. Experimental Station's i‘; "- hmmle“ "new p Pcfl of White Lcghorns fourth, may?“ lingual“ ~ wltl 21' 1.1.. .\t-. 1.1. 111111- W’ ° "9"" ‘lsalr The healthy up-m-tlm Cellcutl l|vr|:_\"s “pa: F11 limit.- lmuhktrrns points and cannot my. Dip brush in he! "l"? "'4 Ilflll. with 2x1 0212s. 111-. Everett burn the skin.‘ J mbon Cuticurn loop. Then make ltmvutct. pen of \\'hilc Lecithin» ‘Get a 85 cent hot ha!“ 9n h“ 5nd sixth. with 22ft eggs. hi1‘. Edward tie 0f 1S1. Jacobs Oil Ifllfllmlh "Illa" l nulpimt pen of \\'hltc Leghorn» at any drug store. ‘lmflnlnwl. W! “d” ‘n, " ucvcnth. with 221 attire. rltaalon with Cancun Olntmenmhw

and in a moment you'll be free from pain, soreness, and stiffness. In use 1m- rheurnatism. sciat-

When the ed one and

and

meeting

The b0y11 who who're. er taken by nut-prise made 11 very

thanking: , friends who had culled to say floral-l

With hearty (sheets tho were then ltounced, with a vote of thanks to the hosts and hotess. young people dispers- all weill pleased

hoping that many more such e Special Love of [ngg

WI!

LOSSES

Owen.

it is with mingled feelings of re- gret that we learn of your sudden The thought that when we welcomed you home a few weeks ago. that you would have remained with us n

midst.

have

So as we gather hero to-nlghi ll ls with regret that we any Adiou. not goodbye as wo look forward to tnoeling you in tho noar future. Knowing that our loss is gain wo mlk you to accept our love futurel

you I‘

Signed on behalf of your friends

nltognt

with

after were made, when Mr. Harold Yeo culled all to the parlour. while Miss Grace Dockendttff read the following

Ed ward

where

musical disposition has won for you, the kindest , re- gards of all your friends. You, Glen, shall be missed votgv

YOU I‘

tilt-i:

Mills White at the organ when all jolnutl in singing l'nr they are Jolly (ioodl Fellows. God be with you till we

lmys

and vell- would be spent in their cont

entertaining society, occupied the

chair. On the platforms were the

represented. The meeting opened by the singing cit “Jesus Reign whercfer the Sun" followed by invocation and the address of welcome by sident. 'l‘o the ladies of .the various 9 time be‘ church Societies met here

today in one common sisterhood, whose tuission is the extension of tho l.

co of helpfulness to their particular churches and service of love have madelthstit a part of the Sisterhood of Mary, who in loving gave her all to annoinl. the feet of_ great benefit to any one who will her Master‘ For “ch

Christian Church 1 extend to you a hearty Sisters greeting and bid you welcome to o11r midst and words which have come into com- You f0!‘ llltrfllllrll 0f

which makes this meeting 11ot for-

mal in the cold sense of duty but and accurate. ntaking it possible fervent which the spirit of

lllny o11r social intercourse o11r delibcrntiotts be attuned to flu-l music of the real sisterhood service. And may we place upon record today in our lives the carry- "cilvlflefl i" Wflf- livlfllloll. golf. lug out of the Master's statement: "i am among you as servolh."