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A‘ ‘l LL‘? CHARLOTTETOWN

119-121 QUEEN l.-

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(if the Town of

Summerside

LaiLs and Gcntiomen:—

You are aware that we, the undersigned, are candi- dates for Mayor, Councillors and Water Commissioner for the forthcoming Civic Election. Each and every one of us i.as previously served at the Council Board and our record l: ‘.'.'*il known to the electors.

w: believe that this Town has come to a time, one‘ i1... . me is now, when its street problem must be solved.

Filst of all permit us

11m c1 to criticize the work of those who have been res-

pCflSlLlC in the past. They a Lot-S duties.

we however come before you with a definite policy re- gal-ding our street difficulties.

something of a permanent: our old method of handling

permcst in our minds we appeal t0 you fol‘ IIUPPOI‘! Oil

February 29rd.

The laboring class of this town must also be consid-

ercd because they are the

and. ll elected, we will make every men within our pow- or ta bring about a condition with a view of providing ..

more employment.

WINSLOE J. LIDSTONE For Mi)!"

M. F. SCHURMAN JOHN Y. PHILLIPS JOHN J. McNALLY

For Water Commissioner.

NO ORB§ N°LEOD

Neither are we unmindful of the many HJIJPCJBHIEIUYS which they hive made.

i

Electors

to state that it is not our In-

have faithfully performed their

We are convinced that nature mus-t take the place of our streets and with this up-

baekbone of any community

For Councillors

iI-lousewifeb

‘given to those subscribing or re~

w‘ I .,r

i Western Guardian ‘i

7 —I'0R LAT! VIIQTIIN NIWSJ

igh" a l. l" v . E a idzlsn readers renewing or subscrih- estimate eir MIG also?‘ test ot recent date has Glldrslllazgnvlvwtgrgnogit i? m: cjbfld !f{°§if:"'°" “‘°“°,‘§ do not realize that ey are t... us‘ Bilfld to lean. nllniost com; l °" i - ~ - lot I reco erred trout the recon .\l'cNoii'l v Building, 8ummerside| running short on energy. wliuugyvto m: “us. m‘ Hume w" eyed’) d8). _ ..sHEADQ’UARTER8 FOR ' j tormuaw Qnoulh to w"! me huh. ' ‘Radios and Victrolas. Radio and B“ l“ lauded’ “m h-uargd . -PICTIONARIEB w: l» had st Flashlight Blltdrlfls at Mubon’! » Ma’, d m m, “$8541.19,” Jhe Western Guardian Office, Ws- Dru5u°ra_ 7g59.g.1g.ru9| 3 ' '7 ° “'9' 3 ier Street, Summemlde. for only __..'.. _ . . , . b? mil?’ m“? mm‘ m9 ‘mmm “m” gfifty cents with a new or renewal HeuspEc|AL Ng1-|qgvi__ we 61181112888111] IIIVIQOIIQQSIIIQ bél‘ 0f V0188 cili-

subscription. i —AULD ,LANG SYNE

iern Office, MpNelIl Building. Sum- jmarside. These calendars will be newlng their subscription to the; Guardian. y

——GUARDIAN OFFICE. -— The

Guardian's Western Office is now 3, Beatrice Mcbeory

located in the McNeiii Building i\\'6ti3~r SL. Summenside whvre subscriptions. news or advertising will be received. The phone num- ber is 233.

A Sure Income

through Life Insurance. increased taxation, both on in-i comes and inheritances

years.

Coupled with msnd for life tlou is the increasing (iiscrimin- ation in favor of Companies pro-

cfficicnt executive nlanagemeui. l The Great-West Life Assurance; Company owes its

and their special udvertisemenlf will be found elsewhere in tiles-lo. columns, and is worthy of your at~i tention. 7701 i -—--.+>—-% RICE POINT SCHOOL

The following is the standing of Rice Point School for the month of January.

Grade lX.~1. Hazel C. Corbett. Grade VI.—1. Burdens. Alas-Labia. i2, C8l._ll_0rine MacNeili; s, Vl/lnstofli lTaylor.

i

Lee Taylor.

Grade 1iI.-1, Georgette Neill; 2. Wilfred lMnclEachern. l Grade ii. lul-l. Robina

Dougaii; 2. .-\lex. MucDougali. lGrudc ll (b)——1. Archie Muc- Fluiyen; 2, Effie Mucldadyen. Grade 1i. (c)—1. George Harlow. Grade l. (s)—l, Joan Taylor; 2. Willie Tuyior, Grade 1. (b)—l. Leine. Percentage of Attendance "-9.5.~— Marjorie MacFadyen, teacher. --<-QO>—-i-

Bobbed Hair Sealing Fate of Ostrich

MONTREAL, Feb. ]5.—~Bobhed ilair. and the small feutheriess

Milton diac-

zlre gradually scaling the fate oi’ the ostrich.

This information was imparted ilo_a gatihering here of Montreal

er tor South Africa lo ‘Canada and the United Slates.

Ostrich feathers stunted a big industry

hatsfiiid Mr. Louw.

"W6 formerly had >

triches; today we have 240,000." -_-?-¢~0>————

Canadats ‘Morgan’

LONDON, Feb. 15>"“ll0r(l Beav-

morniug, publishes

CLEii/XL / DALE SCHOOL

.;:..-i .‘. i \\* .1‘ ~-

"inudc McKlnnom

i 1/ llll .1 Ruth lMcKinnoll. 2

it illn Curboneil Roy McKinnon. 2 .. T~ilna_ 3 Eddie Pow-

il".'iil' i\' ii‘:

r ‘Hughes, 2 An.

‘Town Of Georgetown

nic Power, 3 Stella Hughes,

Grade ‘lllvil Willie McKinnon 2 2 Florence Power, 3 Lou“ MHHML ' Power, 2i

Grade ii~1 R l Mi"? "Mullen. egg e Grade l—1 Eleanor M l] .\ . ~ “ e11» Klgrillzlzei Mhxellllfl. 3 Bernard Mc.

Mary Morris moaohar.

i"i"llllr-!.ll sinlemellf for

yearending December 31, 1925.

Recpis ‘E19- Wlinnll- on Iland Dec. 31. 1924.... $ 8 06 llulnln-l in Canadian Bank of (mlwlrlt i780. 31, 1924 ... . . 139 00 Kent Sqzwro Account . 15 50 Armin-s Takes collected . . 'i1 35 lllil. Shed Account . . . . .. . 1,5 00 I 51 88 Public Pound . . . . . , . . , 55 'l‘-.' wu ilnll Account .. . 367 00 448 6-! Pl-lnps: Account . 185 97 lit-nm-al Account. 15 00 379 48 Slriol Account . . . . .. 138 e0 (‘lllulnuli Lots Rent . . .. 195 b8 $11111"! ifiKills . . . . . . . . . 30o 00 Slrl i Lights-lililaintenallc . . . . .. 47 30 illvcnces collected . . . . . . . . . . . .. 3g or) Taxes rolh-c:ed~Reei Estate $599 .15 ‘Poll Tax .. zzg 0p Dog Tax . . . . . . . .. 14 00 Y 8911i 15 Discount allowed 9 72 901 43 nuhinca in Canadian Bank of (‘ommcrce Dec. $1. 1925. . . . . . . . . 11 14 Ilniauce on hand Dec. 81. 1926.... 242 76

We. the undersigned, having sed- lleli the books and vouchers of N. Fslrclriid. Town Clerk. find- Doieuce in C. B. of 0. on

Dec. 81. ms 1114 lilacs on lead Dee l1.

durum m... >‘ .

$1750 8S $1756 32

1025.... . . . . . ...........24278

'1‘. Ill. Morrisefy. P. A. Scul-iy. Aud-i

itors: John Smith, Mayor; N. Fair- clilld. frown Clerk. Georgetown, Dee. it, l”! A.

“the business brain l." Canada." He cnlnpares Sir ‘Herbert's POSi- tion ti» lilul of .i. P, Morgan lil the [United Slates, and says that Holt is certainly s more important figv

ziurs in Cflflflllil than ‘illilllvrin is in

‘Britain.

Home-made Remedy Stops (10% (luickly

Finest eonlh niedldne you ever used. Family mnniy esliiy made. Saves about $2.

You mlulit bs_ surprised to know that tile best tiling you can use for n severu cough is s remedy which is essilv prepared at home in just s. few moments, It's cheap, but. for prompt results it. beets anything else you ever tried. Usually stops the ordinary cough or chest cold in 24 hours. Tastes pleasant, too-chil- dren like llr-lllfl it. is gum and good.

Pour 21/, ounces of inex in s iti- oz. hottie- than flil it up with plain wgrini-linti- super syrup. Or use clari- fied molasses. honey, or corn syrup. instead of s sr syrup, if desired. Thus you mu o ll! oilnccs-n family liflllily~—bub con inlr no more than a email bottle o ready-made cough syrup. _

And ca e cougar medicine, there is

llllll t

really not ter to be lied at any price. It oes right to the spo and gives quic , lsstin relief. l

omptlv heals t e in arncri morn- rsnes that line the throat Jlllfl m. usages. stops the cnilnving throat llckie. loosens the niilccm. and mm. our elmgh stops entlrnlv. Splendid . or bronchitis. croup. honrseness and ‘bronchial rsthrne. _ ' Pines i a illlriily eonrentrliter compound of Norwry pine extract lemons (or iteheal no efleci. on tbs membranes

. To voltfdisannolntmsut. all: vow lfllfiztlt f r “il/s ounces of Pine!’

M‘ received 1M6 Caiendsrrfor Guilt‘

ll- will continue our low price sale on lsli goods in store and warehouse 811d till further tactics. Let us fill your Calendars have been orders. ‘received 1926 Calendars for Guar-

Annie Carew; 3. Allan Wediock.

Leod; 2, Irene lwediock: 3. Gsorgei Essery.

iHorbert Thompson.

1. J C I ' The Higher Standard or Living 10min" ummlngs‘

i9 “i” —Asthn1a remedies come and so 93TH)’ Pesliolliiibifi Y0!‘ ii"? "is. d9" but every year the sales of the or~ mand for life insura-nt-e in FeCflllliiglnul Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma,

Jiemcdy grow greater. lilfi EFOWiYIE Ciefier evidence could be asked o! insurance protec- ‘ remarkable it is always of the same unvarylug quaiit which viding this commodity at the io\\'-iA,,rh"¥a learns u, know_ est net cost, which is only made my!“ another attackpbm gel Qhjcfllhfiirlflrltii‘. He has no kiluwledise o! possible as a result of capable and “Menard remedy today,

success to just such pnillrfgznliéillismllilltlfll

‘ed comedian John

fl~ h l him. Grade \'.—1. Elia. MacLaine; 2,i;e(,;l,_.eysp%11 bound b). Ms apazrtlllngilltfllti and roomy building 36 lleel

Mu“ house. lll this astounding pErfCflIl~

ha“ “m” being Wm“ by “'°m“"' iilnsry prey were not going about i

Jusilless men and exporters by Er- - .1011. Luuw, new trade colnmission- morning he flamed form hem ‘m

formerly con- in South Africa, but the business was in a bald way with “the ‘ladies now crop ping their heir and wearing smaii|

780.000 08-

erbr°°k~ i" "he Daily Exilres“ “iiiiiwliell Mr. smith who hall seen a un lulogy m;

Sir Herbert. lilnii. president. 0i‘ theiflrp upon the bin m H l, H

Royal gBauk. whom he (lescrihcs asimece’ b“, migflea‘ 3,8101‘: Ow m:

EN ERGIZE!

Grown lei olterl over-

Ellstemfluardian»

“u. w. uunnocx. Meniscus.

body through its power to nourish. Reenerglu, fortify your system,-

A big saving for you. . , _ . w gene l‘ erchandlse. As Mr. ($09K Sl]::;i16l:B:0lllllIf.re——-e]yw.allgood-alga keepsihongwuhsc-ou,‘ is b’ ed to take sverylilillii Kiwi stone, Montague, P. s. l. Emulsion. farm has w olfer in the 1W8! of‘

TWLZMTM Scctt&BownI.Tor0fll0.°ll¥~ ‘ 53 i-{o-i HUNTER RIVER SCHOOL I _ illilll, Mr. Angus Malhesoil oi! Glen Grade X.—i. Helena blacMlllunflPolest, rarer-m, of like Greg; war ' iwho recently underwent all oper- Grade vm~"i"“ ‘Macumiald? 2~ililion for appendicitis‘ has wholly ‘recovered and is again able to. visit his many friends. He lately had a pleasant nuliug to .Wom| islands

East.

Grade V-I.-—1, Sutherland ‘Mc-

Grade Ill (s)—1, Elsie Wood; 2. .\ir. James Hume, careful. Illlills‘ (lralle Ill (b)—1. P1011311“ N°¥Tloking iarrier. of iris has generally 3. Daniel whilfl-uuugh public patronage to keep

ihim busy. Just at present work i5

today-many of the luxuries of fif- . __ , ., __ _ I __ , The fuel problem at Murray . l» i» Slll€S-—-ll&S made it much more tlif-iuufan. 3 Vernon NW Fe“ qliéii, y u ‘ ‘ _otlier ‘localities is becoming acute. fit-nit for the average ma-n to.‘ ’ ' ' “PM” “i m‘ __ iCoul is very scarce and it is almost ‘creme an adequate estate excep!i"'""""" L"'“"“"‘ "" b“""'“"“'~ i “lomewhtll suji-euly u musiciuihimposslble to 5e" ‘mod’ some

.'?‘_<'*"i'“ ‘ul nlore than ordinary merit has’ “Nothing as Good for Asthmdflipyieared above our horizon. He is i.ll?llii iMlucLeuuuu oi‘ Lillie Sands. 1.1m nl Mr, John l). Muciismlan o!

t nylilc same place. This youth who No “rat, liimli up music but ‘ll short time ugoi renew, i_s ltiieiiliy ll proficient performer} ‘ion the orguu and violin. His great the sufferer from inuturai gifts ill this direction have Do no; iuever been assisted lby any skilled

merit. It.

imusit-al notation and so his tech- nique is guided by his own talent ,.l.liy. ilnlioubteliiy he would do bluish better will: competent 1880i!- iiug.

illligl] blucNc-iii, strong zllivccnte -lll‘ iturui ’l‘eiepll.oilo extension. thus Emm- arml“ m,“ worm f5no“q\.i|llll(?ll uccomplisliling grout mission- F. Zero, llilla llry ivurk in liial. field of his choice pride of Baffin Land, the glory 01,8111] is ‘meeting with encouraging glbergnl. the paragon of south vp. responses to his. earliest ulppeals. toriu who on Wednesday 10th lllswllc fully appreciates the value 0i’ played i0 large intelligent am] up-Iteiephonic communication. lpreciative audiences in many their» _ lres of Canada. As he is almost as Tile brand new public I-inil at ubiquitous as his dear lrriend Sanll. iivvfliieili l5 wmilieleqy finish“ Claus distances presents “gt-re rqlpizulside and ii. remains only to com- He kept ms ,,,,.1_§picle the interior. This is u fins

and a_mazmg m,“ ‘cmet among by 2i feet and is located on a gen

Mai!- which was his remarkable pmng. lie slope well sheltered from ivindu

lug act which brought down the "0"! B"? Gilli?!"-

ance _he would start from an ex- 0'“? ‘it ‘hf’- mlesi- ‘mrmmg Si“ tremely giddy height. limp thrnuglriiuns of this, plovines is the d s. space at high velocity and tum.“ lfittll. called “lhiie Sands which ‘lief! Iexceedmgry 10w ‘ever, wm.,lg,.,.,n’lietwe‘eu High 38am: on the west dispatch and skill and never turn Ilium‘ (memsey “We o" ‘he “at A lllair comparatively recent ' White Sands is hi-r. Alexander Mac-

Ornlthologlsls unzl l l lattennon! n] shun a tare unrom» oi’ progressive luductr on? dorm/all: ,\Veil, ifs simply about tile capture The so“! i5‘ ‘l rci‘ hsavy “m” a“ is‘ an OWL a horned OWL To my ‘eS$‘ opted for any kind of farm crop. ileamed readers 1 mrgm explninlblll particularly hay and clover.

i that lhe xvords owl and howl, m‘ _ _ cording tn those versed in the par-i M"- wiiiiiml Ke-"nam mimim outage oi‘ wards are both llerlverliiiiliei keeper 0i‘ Iiillrrny River, has from the I.a‘in word lllulo. whllzhiif"ely Fnudelifierulwltrip“ 1° 24°” means hoot m" howl. \Veil he Wiiiiilqgue m; "if: Jig ‘ Erlray gvar‘ iluugry’, desperately hungry and he ‘ Prmy a“ °"' “p” e ‘I a“ ° " could get noilhing to em. becausee‘ Will's" The ma“ f“ the ‘mummy rabbits and other animals ills or-“mimr b‘"“°" “i” w" "w"

lliillfllvlélfiwll to Ximltaguc because the line from ‘Charlottetown to Montague ls open where the Mur~

|traveliing being bad. So he loll ills ‘customary retreats to try his for- tune in the haunts c-f mlln-mu=l his arch enemy. It W88 early in the

high adventure and the home he selects-d tor ibis daring enterprise was that o‘! Mr. Malcolm Smith of Little Sands. Perching high up oni a tree near the house he looked iwariiy about. ‘him m see if by any chance he could detect. anything to Ilnipeose his raging appetite. Yes. ibis vigilance was soon rewarded flor close to tile door step trying eagerly to enter the house was u fiat juicy cat. He was down upon that cat with the swlftuess of un arrow, seized‘ it in his powerful talons and flew off with it l! space. iiiYODDBd it and began to devour it

Self - Poisoning Increasingly

Common

Mose-s Living Habits Pro- mote Self r Poisoning —~ Thousands are Victims

The average man or woman does not enjoy consistent good health. Loeeoi appetite, headaches, blliousnesl and a lack of enthusiasm for either work or play are constant complaints.

Scientists have ascertained that such a condition is usually caused by dell- , isonin resulting from constipation.

Due to modern living habits, the natural secretion which promotes regu- taking lar elimination by softeningJbe bowel illiilllll flight. iillr. Smith then set contents. is often deficient~eepecialiy a trap using tile cut for bait uml amongmiddlc-agedpeople. The poison soon afterwards the iii fitted birdi {mm "a!" "m!" "Willi"! l!) "l? returned to its prey and met its,‘ FY35!" °i pe°pl°lflgzrffiiéid " u“ drrmr r ms: ious enemyo g e ~.

ll was captured. not killed. Such people med Amid’ beau“

I softens thhe waste matter sndl i. . ' permits thorou an regular bowe ““‘°“"‘°“ i‘ ‘mm i“ l""‘"" =11"! ha“ elimination wit out overtnain u»

pnrl of this moving drmna. opened

ling made a cage for ‘l I ‘ed ll ~

ithercln where it still rcmullrlzlafi well fimgfil muck.‘ h ha“ "u" '9“- ‘imliiwrmilie M"! ilillllly 9x089! Ks yourdruggist forNwJd today- when apiiffillvileli i1)’ llilyflne. when and remember look for the nlme

ii 5mm‘! Symptoms of the most "Nujai" in red on both Bflvfllis ferociiy- it is n big speci~ and package.

"lei! 0i’ lite owl kind. measuring . four ‘feet four inches from llp m‘ tip of the wings. its legs life reel}. eredl to llhe was. In color its soft "mi "u"! ‘iliilmega is u dull. red-i dish brown. i

Dezeng Diagnostic" Professional Unit

COMFORT FOR Till PATIENT EFFICIENCY IOI T!!! OPTOHITBIIT

The Wellawnrtll Unit presents a compact selection of aeldlltlle Instruments that enabled the Optometrist to cover completely

a ocular examination, without the patient lenvlnl the ohnlr and with each individual Instrument within instant reach.

An Importers requisite at a re- frnetlnl nntlit ls absolute eon- fert for the patient.

This has been accomplished la the Wellsvvorth Unit with ad- Juatnble seat. head rest and us» rests. The chair can be rooltlul, rained or lowered and lllllelod to the perfect comfort o! any patient. A comfortable patient sen be snore quickly and easily examined.

Aeonraey and allele y for the Optometrist Is IOOOQQmIIOQ wltn Donn‘ diagnostic l ate at talents vreelsloyi which are with- ln Instant roach and swing before the patient.

‘Ihls Unis lo used la all oenlar enlilnlleae by

H; J. MABON

05' BRaln. on again. Eflne “and. that celebrated 51911." urrmymr My, John F, Zero. l

l-Viirfl. Miilburn Dixon of Ioiltlei 51MB. a cultured. gracious gentle-i woman. finds her chief happiness] i" tile Performance all deeds of love. and kindness. in addition u; her 0W" lllmliy she has under her care‘ und Buidance ihree other children and to them she is a devoted, mother. l

i

W8 Hlsret to learn that littiei Miss Irene Hume of Wood Islands in not improvinl in heflill as rep- idilyh as her many ifrlends could‘ W i; _

The sympathy o! the conimunityi is extended to Mr. Robert Glover. 0! 0119MB? Cove who recently had‘ the great misfortune of losing his dwelling house ‘by firs.

o if d ions enrl don't accept env l nlz e re. ilnsrsnteeri in olve sbeo lu \e satisfaction or lllflllev refunded The Pine: 6a.. Toronto. Ont.

in-w-‘l'?'il"l‘1»¢ , ' Elma slush»-

can.‘cnllnLorrsrowfi”ciiliiimiriir*"ri.. 1r ~

ant o! Murray River carries asi

l trade,

Glover of White Sande. I

day when we cun release and con-

scttier of

raxhlemflsrs_,lieau and he is ll. shining example

6 ray Harbor line is under s heavy blqckme, lflq reports extremely heavy roads. »

Mr. Peter G. Hume. , . . in the "Guardians" Ei-

successful

Mr. ‘Iihlomas 000k, general merch- usual a full; supply of groceries and

farm products he has a good steady

M12“. J. Hamilton Stewart and his sou Martin of Glen William who have been lumbering in Wood is- lands has been obliged by stress 0i weather to. suspend work for scmei considerable time. When roads and weather permit they will resume operations.