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Have you that feeling in the morning. oi‘ being born again? This is a joy accorded only to per- fect health. Racing blood and high spirits are tworesults of ex- ercise, regular living and regular bowel evacuations.

By an entirely new principle Nujol will keep the poisonous waste moving out of the body. Every other form of

treatment either irritates or forces the

system. Nujol works on the waste mat-

~ to" instead of on the system.

Nujol prevents constipation by keep- ing the food waste soft, thus helping

Nature establish easy, thorough bowel '

evacuation at regular intervals——the healthiest habit in the world. It is absolutely h ‘ and pleasant to take—tryjt. . _.,, Nu ol is sold by all druulsts in sealed bot-ﬂea only caring Nujol trade mark. Writs Nujol L IIZI, Standard Oil Co. (New jersey),

50 Broadway, New York, for booklet, "Thirty Feet of Danger."

A Ill/ow Method of Treating an 01d Complaint

lleltlloi Ntlll? 0 . 0 ‘Allllllalllﬁi ally

_ . . . lWith‘ the Tuelnn ‘llllflﬂB. the PW‘

sent winter of Mrs. Maitlsnd, Can-

ada has lost one of the oldest and

most. prolific of her writers of rel-_ ligious verse: For ‘avg! half , a ‘cen-

tury Mrs. Msllland has contributed

to periodicals in. Canada and the

United ‘States. Her verses app?"

ed in Godey‘s Llidfp- Book ‘and in

Truth, magazines whose names are practically unknown to the read- crs of the present day. in more recent years hci‘ writings have been Contributed tout, little group of Sunday magazines, and to the Canadian llllagazlne, and Ibut very recently a snmll volume of her pcemsfwusvpublished. under the tllle God Speed the ’i‘rue. This did not contain all her poems, but the roilcctlon is fairly representative in the preface it is stats-d that Mrs. Muitlaud,’ ‘who, by~the wuy, was born in Scotland. whence nlally year's ago, -sho 431mm ito‘ Canada. has to her credit probably the lorg cs1 treasury oi’ religious verse from the pen of any ltnnadlon auth- or. Her work is largei-y spiritual in tone and sentiment. 0f those that cannot collie under the choru- cterlstir: devotional the following little (‘mdle lSong is an evidence on’ the lyfrioal quality of her verses and the sweet and sympathetic toneeot Mrs. Multianlfs work:

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SAN FRANCISCO. LONDON. PARIS.

—£__

Over 200 returned

for them. They have satisfactorily us in France, Belgium and Germany, Charlottetown must place every re

employment.

ATTENTION”

work. It is our duty to provide it

soldiers need completed a

and are now out of employment- turned soldier and sallor 1n suitable

llley-n-day! Ho-n-day} What shall I l sing? ' -- _B:iby is weary of everything- lWe-ury o!‘ "Black Sheep“ nnd “Lil _ tie Boy Blue,"

iWenry of "Little Jnck Horne-r.“

. IOU,

-\\'P;ll‘y ot‘ “Ding Dong" and "Caper l nud Crow,"

Weary‘ of ‘Prelty' Maids all in n

Jlow."

Though l have sung to hcr lllLlPS ‘ zl score,

‘Lillie blue ewes 11H‘ us wide lls bPlHPt‘.

lle-y-a-dlur! Ho-u-llny"! What shull I ; sills. w

‘Sloop to the was of my bath)’ to l '7

l l l l l

. g_ [Sing l|(‘l‘ a song of hcr own liltlr- ‘ sell‘?

fillysliczll, whimsical. comical oil‘! 15mg ol’ the hands that undo with l their might

{More in n day that my own can , set right? i- lSing of the feel over ready to go imp the places no baby should I know‘!

Q Hcy-n-dny! i lio-n-dznv! 'i‘hus will l l sing, ‘|“'llll(' in her rrntlle- my bahy I

, swing: Sing of the tresses that IOHSID and fr

, o. ‘Shading pink checks on a pillow of

snow; Sing 0t‘ the cherry lips guarding l tor lne, 'i‘rcosurcs 11g rare as the pearl o! ‘ the sea; lSing of the wonder and nlavellous " gilt

Hill ‘in the blur ores now blink- ing good-night!

l

,-lls-y-ll-llt|_y! lie-allay"! Joy makes me sing;

‘Who would have thought bully could bring

lnln my hosoln a love so divine.

lnlo my heart all this music 0t

that a

minc. Into or; home suchn halo of I light, g Unto my hnnds such n lllilglCdl

Unto my feet all tht- flcclness ul

wings, l into my helm; such wonllvrtul things!

Germans Looking

(Special to The Guardian.)

ROME, Feb. lih-Jlliglll. Gerlnun representatives have arrived here lo confer with the Italians rclut~ ire to n renewal ol‘ trade relations between the two countries, alccortl- inl: to the ltallu Neuevll. '

five year contract with

for Italy’s ‘Trado 1

'"" m casnwrrsrown commas

Withdrawn Trade '4‘ From sjttll States

(Dom. Pros Special.) NEW YORK. Feb. lit-Canadian merchants have shifted practical- ly all their trade from American to European markets, because 0t the unfavorable rate of ‘exchange prevailing between United States and Canada, E. M. Trowern Sec- retary of the utetaiil" Merchants As-

Trowern was in New York at- tending a convention of~tlle Nat- lonul Retail Dry Goods Association lie lives in Ottawa. "More than 500 otuthe principal merchants in. my district already have sent buy- ers to‘ British and European mark- ets to ‘purchase thellynsxt year's stock," Trowern said. “Dy doing this they save from l5 to 20 per cent difference in exchange. 'l‘llo

the greatest cautferers, llrom the conditions of exchange Trowern believed. ‘

OLDEST MAN KNOWN lN THE WORLD

Who is‘ the world's oldest man?

minty, lfor who ltnows how old n now men may be in out-of-thu-uuly countries like (len-lrnl" (‘hinu and nlountalnous Tibet?

But in Ithe countries that keep statistics no one is known older than a Kentucky man, John Shell, who claims to ho liil.» and to have s. daughter aged 97. He still sees well} andl ‘has recently Ibsen lnnus- lng hinlsclf by going to p circus; bul ills henrilrg is not good. He keeps up a keen intcrest ll] ‘plllllltfs and uneans to vow st the next r-l- cnion. We hopt- he will vote straight.

AFTER lllllllnlzl

THE, GRIP. FEVERS AND 0TH. ER POISONING, PROSTRA- TING DISEASES

it is absolutely necessary that the blood be thoroughly (ale-‘anseu, gcrms of disease llcstroyed or driv- en out, appetite rlestored and lhv kidneys and livz-r restored lo per- fect regular action.

Hood's Sarsaparilla hats been be- fore the people for 46 years‘ us a general blood puritjving zlltcrzl- tive tonic medicine and ll lms giv- en perfect Blllllifiﬂflldll. Men and women whose grundnlothers lruve them Hood's Snrszlparilln are now giving ll to thvir own chlldrvn and glxllldcllildren with perlct-L conﬁd- ence. ll is the ideal iallnliy iilPill- cine, for u ivide range ol‘ llllﬂlPlllS always ready. always does good at any season of the year. Prepared by educated pharmacists; Nearly 50 years oi phenomenal sales tell the story oi‘ its remarkable lnerlt.‘ For u nlild, effective laxative, tuke‘ Hood's Pills. -

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soclstion of Canada said here today.

That cannot be decided with can‘

‘the United Slates. all but

A YOUNG INVENTOR STARTLES _WORLD

SEATTLE, Fob. 17.-—-A'lfred M. Hubbard, a 19-year-old Seattle boy, announced the perfection of an inr ventlon he terms an “atmospheric power generator," and made claims that. recently caused Seattle's lead- ing electrical engineers. according to newspaper reports, to doubt the evidence of their senses and to pause before they condemned as folly the assertions of the youth.

lWith the apparatus, in appear- ance s small coll of Iwire about 6 inches in diameter, surrounding a permanently magnetic core, 8 inch- es long, the entire contrivance ess- lly curried in a. manshnnd. Hub- bard guve a demonstration miles from his laboratory thult, regardless of the principles involved, several Seattle engineers declared without

United Staten cventuoliy- wlil- be hpﬂrunel m eiectﬂcal history‘

An ordllnary incandescent electric lump connected with the two i('l’-.

nllllillg of the "atmospheric power -

generator" glowed to l1 cherryrcd for nearly one hour, and Hubbard volunteered ~lo perlnit the lalnpto burn for as many hours as was niecessnry to satisfy the lnost scep- t cui.

The young inventor (Elﬂllllll that lhere lire no nlovillg parts connect- ed with his generator, that there are iln hidden batteries, storage or primary, and llhose who witnessed the demonstration made sure that there was no outside connection with nuysource of power. ,

Hubbard's explanation of the phrnolnenon is that he has succecd- ell ill lrunsftlrnllng the earth's lines oi’ magnetic force in-to electrical cu- erg-y nvnlluhle for use.

"* n —»—-- HOW AMERICAN BANKS COL- LECT AT PAR

An interesting survey of the secondary activities oi‘ fedl-rul re- serve bunks oi‘ the United Slates is given by Pierre Jay, (‘hoirnlzln or‘ the Federal Reserve Bunk of New York. in the current number the- Journal of_ the (fuuadlun Bunk- ers’ Association. Mr. Jay shows ln detail the method ot‘ par collvct- lon of checks in etlecl. there. This llllg been (leﬁned us entailing "cpl. lecllnn without. deduction, but not grunting available credit until lunds are actual; y concur-ll," Fm- u few luonths in 1915 on effort was lllntle fol-rive lmnledizlte credit, but ll. was found unsatisfactory. lll- slelld, a schedule has been worked out whcrehly credit is Lleierrvtl for tlll-._nunlbel' of days lll which col~ let-lion can normally be made, onc- wny nlnil time being eliminated by use of the telegraph. 'l‘his period varies iiCCOﬂllflg to [ho insulin-l; hctwvcn points, zmll .\lr. Joy il- Instr-altos thc sysleln by llcscrlhlnl: What actually occurs when, sngr, the Bunk oi’ Slnlthvillve, .\'. 1)., makes a remittance.

oi‘ '

Oul of thirty thousand blinks in Your ' thousand now participate in this) system of par collection, according to Mr. Jay.

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‘j' "GOODYI GOODYi lslnell Cocos,"shrills v7 the small son as he comes m, rosy of cheek

“after skating. __.‘.yv,,m_,. lqracqwercﬂrw

Whether the young WONG l!!!" b?" ‘km?!’ snowshoeing, bobbing, walking or lust plsyljlll in the snow, the best thin! l0 81181, 1h"! "Jul when they returmls a cup oi Cowan s steamlnl ho; 30cm, = 1t not only drives the chill from their bodies, but it replenishes the strength that hasbeen expended. ._,;_. wwgﬁpswhvc.

Gowsn’s Cocos is made in Canada to meet Canadian needs. Mgnuisetured from th_e choices; ¢oq9a beans, lt retains the full deh- k cious ﬂavor. It is a perfect beverage for youpg and old, imparting strength and V180!‘ "o"! "9 store of concentrated nourishment. Easily digested, it is suited to all "ages and the wise housewife serves lt to her ism! Y overt‘ day.

FREE-ll B005!!! of Coma Red)" not upm nqnnl.

The COWAN C0., Limited 'l"oronto ‘

- Housewives "Attention guczrankeedﬁrlO fl/ecml

Dclft you always notice when compan y comes to dinner you havelrt enough sil-

verware ?

you're wondering

ever, has enough.

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of you disappoint Come t0 the

Sundays it usually is, when guests ,p0 ur in from out of town, 0r go home with you from church. And all the time you re saying how glad you are to have them,

of silver you have. g _ _ . _ * Everybody knows that every wonlan loves beautiful silver-that she rarely, 1f

So we have purchased a supply of Onel da Community PAR PLATE, 26 pleces to - the set-guaranteed for ten years ofxevery- day-ln-the-year wear. _ silver a“w0man likes to h andle and owm-beautlfully patter led. l graceful in design. , v . p 4 We bought only a limited number of PAR PLATE, so there are bound to be some

plete set 01’ Oneida Silverware which you get FREE. You'll be delighted with the simplicitypf the plan, _. Ifyou cahhOtcOHY eniently come t0 the Guardian ofiice, fill in the coupvniand llldil it-to us todanv. ’ ‘ »

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0 4P 1» I 0 4P g . '.~ 1 . l: . » . 1_.ls A BUTCHER WITH 1o ~‘ _‘ s ‘ " J-‘ls A YOUNG MAN 22 “Huh m go m ‘var, ng“llyl“litililtll Ngedrq experience. Wants to get 3 . l» ho wm-keg in a to repair more shoes. s . ~ ' 4, Eillswglgeaggr: before Kolng I0 h“ 14 79"“ experlence' Should back w “ark atllolllebwihegrllem ‘ h. l p h ' b p. p ll Pr. ; ‘m’ “ e “ >"- Oneida Commumty l Par Plate . 1. osltioln! in lliarttiwﬁgﬁ igvvlev-glfllgg‘ ‘ ' - N0.12—ONE or oun colrrssézr- ‘n g I .5... . _ 1 . . i 1 rare em a" 5 Y ' Builders must want a rat “ ' o no. 6-—-A JOB PRINTER WITH a ors or _ _ , . . . _ yew e,,,,,,,,e,,ce Wm, tgqgtart class ncﬁgpeginerlhgna nave 20 1t 1s made by Qneldatjommunltx who make the finest silverware lll the wolld. 5 i2—A" ="PE“'E"°E° °°°K' agam‘ WM Wm he“) him‘ goo l f y ' . § it is sold bythebest dealers everywhere. X on can always be Proud of the Oneida Com- . "l" 4 "m ‘mmmg a“ barker‘ no 1-sEvERAI- YQUNG MEN» "°- la-FARMHS W5 "AVE munitv stamp on the back of your silverware-it means the best materials that can . ie cooked on the S. M nw- 1'“ experiencﬂd painters want a several good men who wish to z - _ ,- . " f t d - th b t t- t, ~ th t f < lest references. Who can help in” The", ,,,,‘,,,,m be nd trouble work on farms. Write anq let us t be put lnto ally silverware, the most per ec eslgns by e es ar 1S s 1n a lne 0 1 _ _-~ in getting them lllﬂvﬁd- kmw W" requ-immenm‘ __ t WOPlO 2;.- ».-. 1...... ,qlil‘§n_;tu__... . - ii-YWNG "A" 2‘ “A” NO. 14--A vouna MAN wm-rs 0 ' <> r age. Has attended P. W. C. Noil ulsi-alvotll): regrnslglilﬂufelilo position as chauueman“ had ex. 0 x m‘ °°mmetelllhgisssllllsfllilrlilil ’s1‘h(lnk il over For particulars of Derlcnlrﬂ. W111 "19 Bum Dene" j ' 1’ ie wants pos 0 ‘ ‘ ' __. _ <1 th o! purchasers " . . . washer-mangrgigcg-gegg" 1 . . , . - . , 0 1.

_ w e exncv m ‘ __ ---- < _ _ , ' , . . . . . ‘ ~ > {and Zlralrll" m" ‘""°"“' . "2;Z;,",Z.L'i§";E.iZAJ1,ﬂ-.Z.EZ'ZZ NO-15—-THl8 uumazn ls A sAl-z- 1 The Bridal Wreath design 1S charmingly simple, with its designs delicately traced j; run-maker FAN~MAKER1 H"; lit," ‘glilhmlY°§§1f*§§{f§{‘°°é,f{§§ around the shape of tlhe handles. v The fililSll lS soft gray-long-wearlng, A-1 plate on '

‘ lam” p°“'“°“ u cslrklaillngllllgs (llitgfllsnllllnillllggr lgtalcﬂlllrlgflrl- hlfll a chance ' ' a base of the best nickel sliver. _ _ _ _ ’ isséi-slgdhcililolinlsil Coinmer- ‘ tciwn. _l__ ~F - 16AM“, s,“ WET J ; D0, not delay, write or come today and be first m line to secure one of these beau- 1’ h‘ Conese’ worked fouxlnyears- D ED- nlzods to be shovelled. You cef- l» " sets. >

" é p a (lfilg store before sol‘ 8"" ‘lkﬂtfon and Cheerrurdlsposition. talniy should have those ashes > L, __ 0 ' _-__- wants clerical position. He ha: taken out ofnyouruﬁeglslii Ehyeg: > , ' .Y ARS excellent Overseas record.Shou is a man wa n! 0 , 1 izztggzlﬁtfi‘ glgzqyaamfkefs be placed right awa'_V—Ph0ne 714. will phone 7104. v V 1 _ EVERY PURCHASER _-, 4: 1 - ‘ " ' nan-a ‘ t the above there are other allllllcanlﬂ T0!‘ B“ kind“ 07 Pmmlmm- n the 83°“ “B” QNEIDA PAR PLATE < '1“ “dmon 9 l We have or can get what you want. . W" "“"‘ " l o Marl-d» we "u" d "c" W" ""1"" c" F‘ ' "- ' .. - -. - . ' » =- " _ “ ' m. ' l F information rcsard- ‘ mmls$ém °VJYHkQF1AF§'%“Y F Now ’ ' r J ‘ ‘i b lrPP6PtI"t 123155;’ 5}’lli°llli‘.f.é“.idillfiéliliiiﬁi-iiiii‘. °' ‘» . 1. _ v V ‘ > , lzow-rsorrusssrtva Jnsnozm . A‘ 0 t “Tl-la: EMPLOYMENT QFFIQI - " . - - q I pencil-n". Marks‘ Building f A PElRIOD OI; i ' ""'1‘$‘+<'0'0'++000+»§0;04000+¢ 000-00000000H000++00'000000100000 #00000;000 %M usso um HA8 elven rule BPME 9R ...._..- . _ s: v v a - ' . . ~- » - 1g cnsstorrslowu a , _ .