FEBRUARY

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17, 1925

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OX0 Cubes are food —Beef-fo0d.

OX0 soothes the nerves, and rests the body. lt iseasilyassimilnted Beef- nourishment, seasoned, ready for use.

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THE CHARLOTPETOWN GUARDIAN

. 3H0!‘ FROM Holmsnh Catalog-

GOOD SKATING. —'l‘he ice on the river is zpow _in fine conditllon for skating and largo crowds are

to be seen daily enjoying tho popu- lar pastime.

DRAINAGE-During the past week many residents of the cl-ty have been ‘more or less inconveni-

the ion-g cou-vi-nued the-w. Adequate streett drainage has now drawn off most of :t‘he surplus ‘waiter and des- pite the recent heavy reins. -it lo tho general opinion that the situation is growing steadily ‘better.

FUNERAL NOTlCE—'I‘he funer-

Wis

‘manic is easy to apply and it gets inmgwd work right away. Often it l

ts a cold from tlifniriginto “ilu" onia. Just apply Musterole ‘

fiflllglfingcrs. It does all the good ‘ mmfgmndrnothefs mustard plaster 1 wimngtlie blister. _ _ [ Mustemie 1s a clean white ointment ' madtoi oil of mustilrdiin therliome l dmplcfi, It IS recommend by many odors and nurses. Try Misterolc for l

m throat. cold on the chest, rheuma- mdnmbago, pleunsin-stifl neck, bron- 1 diitis, asthma. Ilfllffllgia. congestion, pains and aches of the back and joints, gunfire mulsggeitfbamliseschilblairis. -co o so .

wig deéiiver results. 4o¢§i1as1e§g°§i d1 ilruggists.‘ ‘

in Musterole Co. of Canada, Ltd, Montreal. I _

You Caiéli Cold "FURNITURE SALE Rub ‘on Musterolé. i

We will sell for Benj.

ivingstone, No. 221 Euston Street, on Thursday, commenc- ing at 1.30 p.m., all his household furniture and effects: brass bed-s springs and mattress- es, oilcloths, . choice range stove (new), beautiful baby car-

riage, and lots of good

goods. BEN J. CARTER SON,

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. Auctioneers ' [175-2-17-21 . at in.“ ‘ W "I "ntd In.‘ MlniiriVn Lllllinsnt l~'l|ic for the llulr. fl’ Gil G ll P 8D‘

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PICK UP $5 FO_R FEW FOR SALE—I OFFER FOR SALE

al of the late Frank Silliphant. sun of Mr acid =Mrs Robert Silliphant of Hunter River‘, will ‘be ‘held in - lho wPresbyterlan- Church 01‘. the ziftci noon of Wednesday, Feb 18th. Piece-oiling the service in the church o brief service will bo "neld lit tho honrc ofF Mr and Mrs Silli- [lllillll at 1.30 ‘p. m.

PRODUCE 1M0VlNG.-— it is on indication that the roads and ice ure becoming better for travelling‘, thut no lei-is thim eighteen loads of huy, several loads of turnips, and some oats were, weighed yestcrilziy ut the City Scules, Tho hay was selling ct from 70 to 75c, outs, 73 to 75c, rind turnips, 10c.

PERSONALS

M1‘. (l. S, lnn1zin,‘l( .‘C., left yes- terday for Ottuwn,

.\ir, Jnhn McLeod, City, lcft yes- tcrdny on 11 business trip to Mul- gruve, N, ‘S.

Mr. Willium (l. Ellis, Summer- sidc was u. visitor in the city yes- terday.

' Mr, H. M. McKay, {Mmiut Stew- nrt; was in the city 011 a visit yes- terduy_ Mr. J. Ti. Guuilet, Zlllscouche, is among the guests registered at the Queen.

Mr and Mrs J, J, Storey. Winsloo have left on a visit to Montreal] .111d Boston,

Mr. Joni. N. McDonald of Kil- inufir ivars‘ in the city on business in connection with the Martin Paul

among the passengers to the city, by the Murray llarbor 1min. on Saturday niorniirg returning in the

enced by flooded cellars owing to 11

‘NOTICE-Special meeting of the Catholic Women's League tonight at 8 o'clock in Assembly Hail.

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MAILS 0N TIM E-Tho Straits were comparatively free from ‘ice yesterday and the 1S. S. Prince Ed- wmrd island made two freight ‘trips besides her regular crossings/rho mails reached ‘the clty on schedule

me.

FORD REPRESENTATIVES HERE-ifs. R. Roller-ton. District Organizer and It. ‘Gelidart, ‘Sm-vice Manager of the ‘Ford Motor Co. of (iaiinda Liiirit-eil. ‘St. John llrancli, are] on a business trip to the isl- un .

NOTRE DAME AOADEMY._ Tito sisters of Notre Dame Acad- emy wish to thunk their many friends who by their generous do- nations, their kind patronage, their untlring devotedness, helped to bring the lligh Too. to 11 successful issue. ‘477-2-16-11

RIGHT OF WAY WEEK. —Dur- lug the past week the Y. M- C. A. held what is known as the illlllllill Continental Right of Way ‘vdCk, during which a drive was conduct- ed for the purpose of extciuling the scopo oi’ "Y" publications. 'i‘l1o tibjectlvo in Charlotl1‘to\\‘-.. was 62 subscriptions. This lllllll- hcr was pass-Pd with a total of 7U. Reports from ‘other assucnitioii bra ‘lies urc- all very cucourngfug. lllilriiy liziviiig gone i111‘ beyond (he number looked for.

L.A|D TO REST.-'I‘l1c funeral of the late M1‘, Frunk Kllfoy was hold yesterday morning from his lute residence to St_ Duustuirs C1|tl1c1l~ rnl and thence to tho Roman (7:1- tliollc Cemetery. The cortegc, which was very large, ivas ]li't3(‘.1!tl~ ed by u representation of the Knights of ‘Columbus. A Requiem High Muss was celebrated .‘1t the Cathedral 11y Rev, Maurice llcllon- nld and tho service nt thc grove was conducted by Rev. P. Walsh. The pull-bearers were Messrs ‘Wal- lace Prunty, James Callaghan, Wil- fred Parkman, Earl lMlcInnis, Frank Bradley nnd Fred ‘Riinaghan.

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made o. great hit. These two pro- fessors will be on hand ouch even-

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At a meeting of the Charlottet- town Driving Club held lost nigh-t it ‘was decided to hold ice races Thurs- day afternoon. The course seloctm is almost parallel to the west side of ‘Hiihsiborough Bridge. The two races which will take plaoe are: (floss, A pace ‘wiith lhlac Aubrey and Colonel Waltz as ‘starters, Class A. Trot, Mac Todd, Mac Cresus, Beiby Todd. suns Todd aind Ou-r Peggy as ‘starters.

The trayk tgomrulit-tee are raking the course today and removing some roug-h ispoits on the ice so that a keen course ‘will be secured for‘ 'l‘hu-rsda‘y afternoon.

____..___ a three foot square, 8 inch thick slab of granite, placed on his chest und any man from the guth- ering was invited to swing the sledge hammer and smash the stone. No man seemed willing to (zome up und Professor ‘llumilton undertook the job. Making sevcii oi‘ eight heavy swings the Profes- sor numugeil to break the stone ivliich fell apart in neverul pieces. At the conclusion of this act Pro- fessor Seeley did not appear to be any tho worse for it und he was given a hearty burst of upphmsc. immediately after thin event tho judges drew the number for tho winner of the door prize, n ilvc flflllfll‘ gold piece. An one of the conditions of this prize winning is that the holder of the winning ticket must be in tho building :11 llic time of the druwing, it “'11s IlPKZIBJlSKIFY to draw four numbers bvforc the prize was claimed. The

held by iMiss lElinor Downing of l-Juston Street.

The concessions 11nd sldcsliows were then continued until shortly

ivednosduy afternoon and Satur- dny afternoon will give the young chllilrcn n chance to visit the Cir- cus as the Committee has decided to run it then. Bozo und his staff of clowns will have some vcry fun- ny antics for the kiddies and n good time is assured tlieru.

Judging from the success which attended the opening night the Circus is going to become u big hit and the {Firemen meet with tho support they so richly deserve, To the various committees who work- cd so hard to make the event a big success great credit is due, 'l‘his is the eighteenth similar prod-uc-

irig and will no doubt attract many hundreds of visitors.

At ll o'clock Professor Sccleyl 11nd Professor Ilamilton usccndcil‘

tion which Mr, Idugenc M‘lll'l)_l_lyllil.‘l fostered and to his untiring enor- gy and organizing ability much

winning number was 93 and was a

illlfll‘ midnight when the nifnir tcr- ‘ initiated to rc-opcu tomorrow night, .

hours work. Then if you like, work reguliirly, have u bus- iness of your own, make 85 i111 dnily. lsxpericnco or cullltlll 111l- ucccssnry. Gurretson Company llruutford, Out. 2-3-121.

l l SKLESMEN, DISTRICT MANAG- g in for Lincoln Gear Shift. Ul|.llf‘.~¢l invention for Ford ours.

Svlls for T55. Every Ford owner .

iria-pri-t. lllilg coiumfission.—- 1J1 lniriiiii-iii N., 221 Iliiflon Oil iildq. lNIS itiigiirs. (‘nlil

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Eviiiadaiuoiivs HOUSE OPEN- cd. ‘.180 Grafton St. 25l-2-1l1-3l- JNO. A. MacDONALD LAND SUR-

veyor, l-ieriuunvlllu. P. E. l. 816-1-7-—3nios.

“4fll—0- FIRENEN. BRAKEMEN, BEGIN- ‘ iluliibwrlil, lutcr $250 monthly (Williill position?) Write Rail- wuy, llox 116. 217-2-3-0-1023. APPLICANTS DESIROUS OF EN- |1'I'ill:'§‘.Mill‘(ill chins of North ,(\1l:11u.1 Training SCllOOl l0? Nursoi, North Adams. Mo" I'll-nu- writ-s Supcriirtendeut. y " 452-2-16-15l. Lost

LO-SIT-J-DAV-GDYS GOLD WATCH.

Findcr plDll-‘ifl nolify Gnard-lnn~ iii \\‘.‘11'd.-— ‘162-2-16-31

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WANTED—EXPERIENCED COOK flood ivngcs. Apply "A" Box 110. (iuzirilinn. k 433-2444“

\Vanteil

WANTED-‘BY ‘APRIL. -EIGH=T mom house, centrnlly situated. linviiig mndcrii conveniences. Phone 895-11. ' ‘46l-2-171hi3l.

EXPEFFITEITOED PERSON WITH

away. 1 . .t M.l’.t nt from hood reference wishes position 08E“ Cwdngresl: Gigligrlfl Not gtligco from MQMOPY "H inking cnro of invalid or elderly _ 463,247.11, . | H , lsdy or help ln small fnmlly, Ap- Row But go-rgsovt: her Heaven Y Pm lily “J" care Guardian. For Every ni-siimii-irs Linimsiit. ' “w, h” 460-2-17Mli. W’ '°‘:fl|""' "°'°' V“ .

my elltlrv llllilllells collfllsml“ or cvt-iiing \vi1h ‘their little daughter groceries. 1C6 "91"" “ml "3"" Margaret Jean who has been 1111- tnurant fixtures-Willi l5 ""9 of m” ilor treatment in the l’. E- l, Hos- bggt ice cream bllHllliJl-IHBB l" pitul and who their friends are Kensington. Apply t0 Che-ll" glud to report has almost fully re- chnmpion, Kensingtoh, P, E. I. covered under the care of Dr.

432-2-14M4i. Tidmumh. Mr. and Mrs, (lzirvcr speak vrry highly of the llospitnl-

FOR sALigl-J-VI; KNITTER. new, at n bargain. AuDlY l" Mrs-

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do“? Dlllvldlsun’ Foruyéll;_p_ll»fll\ggi_iMOORE-At Milton, on January ‘P-‘h 1B mu‘ ‘ ‘ 21st,, 1925, to llarry R, und Mrs.

- Moore, 1i son. non SALE-TUFIKEYS. MALES und females for brcciliiiii dull‘- pgggg, well developed birds. Brownse Variety. Add. Russell 1\- llowutt, Cape Traverse, 1R. R. 431~2‘14‘-\l3l- JONES~—Oi1 Jilll. not, 192s, at the . P, l1], l. Ilospitnl ‘to Mr and Mrs R FOR $ALE-—SEVERAL EXTRA

W. Jones. Pownzil, a tson chnico B. R. (rockcrcls. Dill“ nflghltflkle AL, official record. 245 9mg 192:; eontesd.—B0rt R- ______________.._____ llrown- York. P. E- I- 437-244-3‘ CAMERON-oh South LBRP, Feb. iii 10th, 1925, James Cameron. aged FOR SALE-AT NORTH RIVER. g7‘y,,nm_ ' farm of 06 acres, _'l‘ho,lnn1l is in good slate of lcrtillty- 1111111111158 MacLEOD.—A‘t Glnshvln. nniette, lnrgn mid in good "rcDfllT- For on Fch- 4. 1025, Eitllhcinlri Muc- piiriiculnrs nipply ‘to Gnrfielrl hood A“ x3 ym_ Wnrrcn on premises. 4Il8-2-14-61

.B|RTHS

MacDON-ALD -- At Charlottetown Feb. 12th to Mr, and Mrs. .l. A. Mollonald, a son,

DEATHS

——-—~—' W?‘ SHAW-At Mnrtinvulc- P- E. 1.. FOR sAl-E-l HAVE ON HAND on Jun. 22nd, 1025, Allan Duncan.

"bout three “Ollimml “edflr 901' dc-‘nrly bc-lovctl son‘ of Noll 11nd P8 Gill» eflllfifilflll!’ l" llullllmg l“ Annie Shaw. iigo 2 years and 9 ranches As cednr is gclttllHI-I $131112" [ngnlhgp . 4 . 1. 1- .-- . . ' ffmlaqoatcltnfcrgubgim‘ll-fig; MacKiAY.--Entereil into rest at his ' ' ' 403124171 home, New Glasgow, Friday. Feb- runry 13th, 1925, ‘Arnold Leighton .-_-?-———————‘—Yi—-—__ |M|m;]{fly' ggn of Mr, und Mrs_ Eltlfill Mule Ilelp \\ mitcil n. Mnekiiy, in tho 29th your of his .___ --———-— age. '

BIG EARNINGS STEAIJY EM- loyment for Barbers. 130001116 expert in 8 weeks. Write Mol- er Barber College, Department "F". IIl1llfiZtX.—-3-1~i.lfl-lf.

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IN MIIIVIORIAM

In loving memory of our dear Mother, ‘Mrs. Peter R. EMMY. WM departed this lite February 17th.

-—-* W“ s. AT ONCE-TWO YOUNG MEN i924 i“ w°°d '~"°"d ncnl nppraraiicc as aiilisincn in one year has passed, since that sad city must be ambitious and rc- liriblo. excellent opportunity for right men, references 1-1q11.lr1‘il.

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Forget her no, we never will: .

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wit; n. i1."- ‘ruin, Hai-rovnmith, 01.1., writes: -

what it was to have s good night's mt. l could l heard about Dr. Chase's Nerve Food. and thought lwould try it. After tslring It for i1 few days l begun to feel better. sntl soon wss able to sleep well st night. My appe- tits IlIO returned. and ‘l felt stronger and better, and after taking three bans of Dr, Chase's Nerve Food I was quite well. I have also given the Nerve Food o my little girl, with good w suits." '

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Queen Hotel

QM", “not, Charlottetown This popular H0!“ h" bun oomPlmlY v37: and rsfurnlshod Ulfgllgnfl. sis um- v-rv °°"' °,,,,,,|. dseommodstlon to the I public. Dim unit, Is saver-ll": W“ and the public srs ¢O\IP"°""Y und for.

state, 11nd for nearly six months

John; C 1E. Gehinrt, St. John: ii.

. _ , -credit is 1111a. For the balance of will“gazilfgrxgfalfllgrergtlfiilgzgtliis week the citizens should nll sin shizn of the big stone on ‘Pro- “trlve hard to make each night “S Est“ Sieleys chest with mfilbig a success as the opening one. l1c1i1l 21nd shoulders on One chnirl j-aomi 11nd his feet on another Professor Seclcy had the stone which was-l

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Hotel Victoria Water Street, Charlottet wn-- Offers to the trnvsllinE public I comfortable. up-to- date hotel. Contains 44 rooms with private bathm: The Cuisine ls famous all 4

over Canada. Telephone In j all rooms. Courteous IIGPVICO-t

H. C. BROWN,

OTTARY-A. Fob. Tho inurkct is very nervous and unsc-ttli-d 11nd further Slllllll) dcclln.‘ is i-xpectcd vury ‘Sllfllily. Ontario country shippers report puyin-g ex- tras 44 to 45, firsis 40 ‘to 42, scc- (lllllal 38 mziiklng sales icxtras ‘i7, t"rst.=i 44, scoonils 4,0. Our Liverpool correspondent writes that on er- nomcus quantity oi‘ ‘pick-led eggs f-rom ‘the Continent‘ have be‘.~‘1i thrown into 11hr‘. market and hold nt veiy ‘low ‘prices. These eggs

Manage,- whic-h iwere contracted for at thc __...__.__i__, (ar-ly part ‘of the season at 17 or ‘lln-rc-oliniits, ait port of arrival. Charlottetown 1 Tilly huvc been chnnglnig hands rc- 4 ccntly from 11 to l2. Hotel Co‘, 4 Toronto ‘specie-ls, Jobbing ‘55. ex- PWPI-letors j bras 1'13, firsts 50, seconds 46. 1 D

‘Montreal firm. owing to light re- coipfs, iprices unchanged but lower prleos anticipated in ‘the near ‘fu- ture.

Winuipc-g ilealers quoting coun- try shippers delivered Gltfflfl 50 to" 52. firscs 45 Lo 47. seconds 3o. z

‘Snskzitchcivnn dealers quoting

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N .1’). Wiles, Truro; ‘W. P. Mas- Donald, Moiicton; Jus. A. Swan, ilnlifux; M_ it, Ilcnnett, St, John; A. J. Doiron, ‘Rutland, Vt., John C. MacKeer, llullfux; J. l‘), Sheriirrth. p . _ _

ilfontreril; Wm, 'l‘, It. Irving, .‘_Vfon- §§",'.',,“_.l,’5 (ltzmggped exams "Bill; M l1- Ffellflll. Ttlfillllo; ll» ' Alberta dealers quoting country M. Sllerwllilil. T011101"; W. F- M0 shipper.» delivered, extras 40 ‘to 50. Elmvn. Moncton; W. Hunter. St. firs ‘.4 3510 4n, sac-ands so.

llriiish Columbia imnrket ‘w-eak,

ddnlcrs .pnylng delivered extras 33. frets 31.

R. ‘Fullerton, St, John; E. M‘. Sher- wood, Moucton; J, F Fraser, llnli- fnx.

MONTRFJAIL Quc., Feb. lib-The forciign ilfllll-illlfl for ‘C. D. N. grain lllldu" ‘Ioilny was of a very limited cha-rncicr owing to buyers not res- ponding ‘to t-ho higher ‘prices ‘de- mnndoil. Tlhorc ‘has been a good de- mnn-d from imiilcm in this market for C. l), N, spring wheat, and late Saturday and today, soles amount- ing ‘in bChwccn 750,000 mid 1.000.- 000 bushels wore made. No. 3 north- rrn selling at 1 cent per ‘bushel un- dcr tho iMny opiion, and 1N0 4 ‘wheat 7 cents pvr bushel under C. I. ‘F. ‘bay ports. Business was quiet in. the dmncsrlc market and prices wero sloody. Ontario No 3 w-hlte oats ibe- ing quoted at 65 cents and No 4 ‘grade at 03 cents iper bushel. ex- rrtore. ‘Prices were ‘well maintained for all ‘grades of spring wheat flour and the trade volume was moder-

HORSE AND CATTLE MEDICINES

Our Veterinary Department is at Your Service

ADVICE FREE

if you have a sick or blem- ished animal call or write The Hughes’ Drug -Co., Veter- inary Department We Specialize In

Hughes‘ Condition Powders

Hughes’ Spsvlrwcurs.

Hughes’ Horse Worm Pow-I ders. ' '

Hugiiii’ blister for Ring, bone, "Spawn, Curbs It"! other enlargements. '

Hughes’ Horus Llnlmsnts. Ind Cut Lotion.

‘Hughes’ Horliflcough Pow- dsrs.

Every horse owner should have a bottle of flushes’, Colic ‘Remedy on hand, This. reliable remedy is now sold in all the lending stores from - coast to coast. .

Stock owners savo money

o.‘ “was without any new feature to note. Owing to the large orders that hnvo cmne ‘forward from ‘the con- tinent for spring grades of flour of ‘into, coupled ‘with the increased do mend from rhe United Kingdom ‘for supplies, also generally. have ‘been oomtpelled to ‘increase their output ‘to fill ‘the some and lin consequence the ‘production of all fines of mil-l- fecd has been large with the resuilt rlist a ‘weaker teoling‘ developed and prices were reduced another 62.00 per ton which metres ii not reduc- tion of 84.00 in the ila-st tow days, with the indications that they ‘will so flower. The market for rolled osits ‘was active and rflrm. The egg market was moderately active and. prloep were firm. The butter

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showed no change. Little business was transacted in cheese with fod- der market, white colored goods quoted at‘ 20 14100 20 1-2 cents per lligltml andmNb. 2 “side at 19 1-4 to oeu per pound. Beans were

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THE lllflllil] '

Exceptionally F i n c Photo Play at The Prince Edward —-

Will Be Shown Again Today

There are ‘some plays. that ilcpenil on mystery fcir their appeal; some on d-rainiut-ic action or surprise cli- inzixcs; some purcly on thrills and‘ (xcltuucir but after all, the grout-l

x l ‘in :1 ‘play is in liuniuii; hiss. 'l‘h1.»' is‘ wcll ‘cxcuiplifii-il int

"'l“h0 Turmoil," llinbzrrt lltnlcyfl Uirivcrszil-Jvivid 1 'ill'l‘iZ;l|i!lll iii‘ limilli 'l'l!l‘l(illl{i()ll".»' -I'.'llll1lll.s uorrl.

now playing at 1111.» Prince Enlwnrd thi iiti c.

Th.‘ ploy 1111s zill quzilii.‘ ouc 11113411.; ‘ "".l1 its chnractc- , our‘. we1.p.~1‘\\'1tl\ ‘illl m: its smzisiiiiig drai- inniic irpisodos thrill; bu. uvi-r nil thtsi- things, tho play is grcni he- cilus‘: it .11; -lii'1‘ itsrlf. llooih 'l‘11|'k- iliiwtou, perhaps ibcitcr ;l1.111 any r1ih~ v1‘ a-ullior, knc-ivs how ‘lo get rcnl h-umun ‘beings into his stories.