AUGUST 19, 1921

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p, m. hours at 116 Hiilsbore It

J, A. MacDONALD "

lsrrietsr, Oolioltor. Eta. MONEY 1'0 LOAN OfIloe—RIiey Blllidlnj Charlottetown

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Quanta el lleetoe lehoei of

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wrmp, loiioitor, Notary Pubilo . e.

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Bentley

O. Chambers May be consulted el

ti.” c. c. Archibald

graduate on N. V. Post Graduate

Medical loilool and Hospital

i; metios limited to Eye. Ear. Ne!‘

and Throat

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i, J. Palmer, K. C. Barristers. etz.

lsnlt of Nnva ‘Charlottetown. F. E. l. Money te Losn

J.‘A. McEACHEN

Oph. D. Eye Specialist

Office-Frown Block, 12? Grafton Street Houre—9.30--12. “i-A 8st 930-1 Evenings by Appointment Phone 868-1..

miles layer Bulldino. Great Georg- j; ltrssg opposite Guardian Office

mo; Hours-O te 12 s. m. 1 to t

H. L Palms-

lcotie Building

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Tho Creamy Lather of ‘ ~ i i

BABY'S OWN SOAP soltens l

end whitens, refreshes and deli- ‘ I

ontely aromatizes the skin. - I Albert Soaps Limited. urn, um...“

53f INMAN, x. c

0'8 DAUGHTER

GETS HALF ESTATE

i ‘NAI LIQS, Aug. I7-_ Enrico (‘raru- 50's little dllllgilier, Gloria, is gir- cn one-half of tile estate of til-l tenor, under the terllls of un agreement signed by (Yarns-us heirs here Saturday. Tile arr-raw.- mcnt provltles for division of 1h.‘-

trcnulirlint! Ilalt between lMrs. (laru- so, Giovanni, brother of the singer

EASTERN GUARDIAN

stork risitetl the and Mrs. Alfred Chaprrlan. ‘VQiHiilflg nille ions.

lbs.

..‘llougllon island affords ‘good

lllllll iiﬁiliiiknbuldng the past two

months runny sportslllsli

, lrolll different parts of l‘. is‘. l.,

visited

the haunts oi’ the trout and iilwﬂji

reported good catches.

..'lltrllgllton ileneh Is n spiel.

..*()n the thirteenth of July tho houle of Capt. Mar- rul‘ llarbor and left a baby boy ‘Congratula-

..'Mr. iilid Mrs. Arthur Mclter. zlo and little daughter 81m Bridge are spending summc. luoatils in Boughton is land.

..‘-Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Crlnlpbeti and Mrs. Nancy llouie, Charlotte- , town spent Tuesday in York. xu ‘sis of Mr. (looks.

and ‘Mrs. Pope

..'Tho niuny friends of lure. Horace Reynolds, of Murray Hur- llo" "re sorrv to hcrrr she has en- tered the Aberdeen Hospital, New l-Illlﬁﬁon‘, N. 5.. to have an opera- tion performed on the head.

did spot for llot (lays. Numerous: ' _._... people art taking advantage of’ H“ , ., _ l = .. . ss Anna Hulf-"s has re itileﬂrdsll-‘lltélltful surf illltillllg which ﬁlmed w Poruand. “time m l," ' ‘some her position as a profession- ————<e>'-—-——— "ai Dental llygienelst alter enjoy- . ing a well spent vacation with ller sister. Mrs. Peter Murphy Morel].

..“‘.\ir. (l. Prentltt. traveller, Ken- sington was in liouglltun Island on Saturday on a business trip.

..‘r.\ir. tMurdtrtrh Allan, Bough- ron lslallti icft on a trip to the West last weak.

._"-.\'li.~'s Mary ‘McLean, De Gros Marsh. spent a few days at llorlghton Island recently.

..'r\l.iss Geusvelve

..’Mr. Charles Murphy has n. turn-vi to Portland, Maine, where he will resume his former position 'w’th the lMlllne Central Railroad Iiillﬂi‘ spending three weeks vaca- tion with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Peter Murphy. lMoroll.

n ._'-Mr. Lemuel P‘. Allan an- littlc daugilter arrived at their honle in Bougllton island inst

Mccormac, week from Miami, Forida. U. is. A. wiwie system. it enables

_ iloughtrln island. is visiting Where they spent the last three and Enrleo, a son. (hon-gmown" years. Mr. Allan motored all the "The Irlirs soon will go to FIOP _ .__ wily and had a most ' delightful tlnt-l‘ ﬂldlilkli! lnverltlorv of the l}. “NW wlarv J ‘Mccommc I trip. ate arr pan tn eave for (In , “ " ' ,_' United States during (jlctobcl- to :5; rirlffzllthishrnti. viSiiBd LB-“mh __*~Rercnt visitors in Boughtun

continue the inventory of (‘arustru irosscssions.

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THE REXAL STORE

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TO PREVENT THE LITTLE HURT FROM GETTING BIG

apply our effective first aid trrat

rill-lit. llse a-ur Aseptic prepared lranllzrges_ wllirh are llivliiviﬂlliii ' correct, together witll nllr heallu‘.

olrltult-llt. All sprains, bruises, and simple wounds respond readily tr- our trcatlllellt. ‘Fry our lh-rlelrlliiiil! Linlment. ' ‘

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Prescription Orugqlst and CD10- metrlat

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iliilP-‘l’ of lloslon. Mass» illif, ' illt liuugilitm Island.

..*.\lrs. I). J. illeCol-luac. Bough‘ on Isillllli, spent a few days ietlrgetown recently.

..'.\irs. J. nitrate... City. is vis- tilrr: in York. the guest of her |i-ll'I,Ili1'l‘, Mrs. Pope Cooke.

trained is spend- illr- summer with her friends

..".\li.l=s Mary Head.

I .."'.\li.~'ses Edith and Pcurl Ves-

.allt outing irl Yolk. $110515 0i lr-rirert and Mrs. Vessel

EveryilOc\\ Packet of V. WILSOWS

FLYPADS

wllt Kill nun: runs THAN ' $8°3W0RTH or tow y. * srlcltv rtvclrcrlrn/

Zlean to handle. Sold by Bil Druggists, Grocers and '

island were: lMr. Bartlett, Near Burnt Point; (‘reorvge Allan, For tune Bridge; James “Show. Cardi- gan ilrldzrc; Mr. Proiitt, Konstan- ton; Mrs. Phillip Burke, Launch-

ing; Mr. and IMrs. George Dupollt, Boston, Mass; Mrs. Daniel Yort» ton. Launching: lllr. Stillman

Johnson. Georgetown; Mr. ‘Lemuel F. Allan, Miami. Florida; ‘Miss Nlary llearl, Boston. Mill-ls; Mr (lordon Snodurass. St. Johﬂ- "-71-. M". Cotter McKenzie, Cardigan; iMr. Thomas Blackett, Launching.

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_ “Mlmml m their home “Her ‘l manta». Mun-e,“ g," gun“, Em Members of the Maritime Whole.

i BERNHARDT" PLANS

TO VISIT AM ERICA

PARIS. Aug. 17—“l am man) yvrlrs old, but my determination never to retire from the stage ls lrrevocairio. lfiease reassure A.m- erica. regarding m‘; health. I have a had cold. but my Yﬂlliil

hope to say farewell to~Americll personallv next year."

This tslezrllpll message I re- ceived this ruol-ning frorm Madame Sarah Bernhardt, aged ‘l6. from her sick bed in Belle isle. fronl which her doctors fear she Wili never arise. From independent sources it is learned that she is‘ afflicted with a severe cold on the lungs and complications are fear- ed.

(General Stone

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

of Cardi- the

will enable mt- to pull through. I ‘

very much largnr than was tho care at this time a year ago." “N0 one can pretend that husines’

Roots, Barks and Ilerbs r-adjustnlcnts are yet complete,

c . but irusiness people are coming to

TH: DRWING FORCE THAT realize that such readjustment KEEPS PEOPLE WELL AND HEALTHY

h. The prirva of footwear are new Tropical Herbs gamer“, {mm from 30 to 45 per (rent lovrer than ilho Forests and Junglcs contain “Ills um "use In ‘he “prim: or H", properties m mnke and keep 1920 and no further‘reduction ran people well. if those Herbs amt he "mde i" "l8 Drives of boots m", , m," so combined and “cub and shoes lexcept as perhaps costs! ed so m, to extract me medlcmhi of production may slowly work u| properties m a Smenbulc manner litt‘\ lower. ’ On the other hand the result obtained from some \\'ill in“ 9mg“ “r m" hfguer grades "(i he lnirvelrus. REDMAC, the new “Him. rpllmmi’ Mm been ﬁrm. Tunic’ H made from purely vegt“ and (van lfm-iillli! upwards and “m0 manna Poople who have not ‘YIWJVJHDI’; llluy gafdy older. boots knolvn a well day for years are l: "i" FIIOTETHIQ" (‘lmwm raw"? d“), “"1031",; perm“ health a“ _ _ --t ummst confidence. bﬂcause Hwy have taken Rédn“ . llll'Yif\'Il."il~ suhstrlntllll re~

Thu“, who have Suffered "m" tiuetion in prices can be lllwle." indigestion, Sour ‘Stomach, Coll ___. ‘rtipation, illleunlstlsnl and poor

health, are today rejoicing all o'-- 6"?" c°"" Frill"! t-aluse ltellmac has made them \vI.-Il . and strong. For thr- corn fritters grate eight

it is good to feel wgl], to [e9] n“ curs el‘ fresh corn and add to the to be full of energy and go. Tilt-ltd rrralvd r-rlrn ir-lif a sun 0i tine-ll’ how the healthy feql, how you "iiﬂllllfli H0011 P099131‘. ll W0" ‘bell!’ would [m] l; yo“ wok REDMAL on egg and a seasoning of salt. What you want is a good tonic. "F"? '11)’ BDOOHFlII-‘l ifli" i101 0111101" it will enable you to face the dailv rind turn same as lwl ell-KP“-

task with eheerfulnes-s. it will _ make you worm mom Imperial Deviled Crab it ti ' - i . f e mat g ves new ll 8 ‘iyguuz: (Iikllilté are at their lbcst here and

resist diseamh because it strength all caters serve them. One of the ens the nerves. enriches the most popular cram’: dishes is called blood and ‘one! up the nerve for,“ irnrperlai Deviled (‘rah and is nllrlde ‘m n is recommended as u mo,“ by removing the meat tronl the mcrshle In (ybeary M Frndy and elutws cf a large illlrd ~< ' , ,' ‘ l‘ ' J . iliillfagebngprgrpedzisuZonkgogfcstolﬁiivihi; butter rwltil one tablespoon of flour . ‘ . ‘ . i one lelup of rich milk when wonuerlul herbal Tonic can 0e am . ‘ _ _ I well mixed place on the fire‘ and -M".(‘"red, from 30'" dmggist‘ . v stir constantly until thick and rhe 3 MRS‘ Whomsiilp‘ D's!” smooth notw add one well beaten an]? f?!” Rd P" l‘ sand “h: “t egg, mixul with a little cold water, mirigzlzs hrlug 0,5833? ‘aulm one teaspoon of mustard, hail a ' - ‘ . r‘ > ‘i ' . Wallglls. Georgetown at Knights. u") u‘ ma“ (hopped f] H‘ ‘mum

4 a seasoning of salt and nutmeg. i“°“"'g“" "l Mﬂhlms Drugﬂole- Mix the sauce with the-crab [lakes

and add hail’ a cup m‘ fine bread

crumbs. Place the mixture into the

cleaned erath shell, dot with butter.

‘N MONCTON sprinkle with t-iloppetl parsley and 1.7‘_ irrolvn in the oven.

Another tasty erab dish is railed

Crab Ravigote. This is made by‘

mixing one finely chopped green

—v—-<e->—- SHOE DEALERS MEET

MONCTON. N. 8.. Aug.

sale Shoe Association are gather- ing here to uttcnd their semi-

_ _ _ n. _ _ pepper, one finely chopped fresh "W511i rllllllllll "l"‘lI"= "Al: "rlmlnmll- » pimcntcr. two ‘chopped tonlatncs. 0"“ "I m’ '1“ ’i ‘ms 0 “mm anti one ltablesptrtln. of chopped

before the meeting will be the proposed organization of it nation- al whocsaie shoe organization.

S. Roy Werlver, Toronto, mans- ger of the Shoe ‘Manufacturer. Association of Canada, will attend the convention and speak on the

pa rsley with trwo cups or fresh cook Pd cr~lb urleat. Add half a eup of limon mrayonnzlise dressing and a masoning of salt and paprika. Place in cleaned era-h shells or seailrrp shells and garnish with Ifllllﬂll and pickle slices. A~ very possibilities of association work- tasty addition to this dish can he Mr. Weaver. who arrived iii nwds-ht- laying on top of each shell Moncton last night, expressed the two fillets of anchovies.

opinion that there would be a se- rious shortage of boots and shoes for the fall und winter trade. He said; ' Q These are served in the

“There can be nn question but places by ‘placing a small

that business ethldltions, so far as dish, like a (insert dish, in a-iarg- the sltoe manufacturing industry er dish filled with cracker! it" in is concerned. are much improved. iiie centre of the sulail dish place Many of the companies are oper- n small glass filled with a good ating at paling-try, “up (m- ind oyster cocktail and heap up around industry us a whole, orders are i-ile gloss cold eoolcerherail flakes.

Crab Flake Cocktails

best riﬁvp

bull's Vs and I om

friondsnd uma use

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Practical Suggestions Given by the Women Whose Letters Follow

ltI Ieldth t "ddl l th t ' .:..::....':::.'...'"" "m

PRiWl-i!

to oarry women safely through the Change if Life.

"It ls with pleasure that I wonderful medicine has dons for ins. Uh and had a displacement and weak feet and other enno

write

Afton. 'l‘enn.—"l svsnt other suffering women to know whet L dis E. Pink- hsm's Ve eta Ie Compound has done or rne. During the Change of Life l was In bed for egbt months and hsd two doctors treatln me but the did me nog . A friend vised metn take Lydia E. Plnkhnnfs Ve e- teble CornpoundJvhlchl d, and in a short time l felt better. l hsd ail kinds of bsd wells, but they all left mo.

ovr when l feel week end nervous I take the Vegetable ' Conlpoundsnditalweysdose nlo food. l Wish all women vvou d it during the Chan o Life forlknowlt will o them . If you l think ltvvill in ace some one "to the Vegetable Com- ull you may uhiish this otter. '-Mrs. . Afton, Tenn.

Mrs. Mary Lister of Adrian, Michqedds iler telltfmonyoo tho vaiuo of Lydia E. Pinkbnm‘: Vo etabio Compound She says :

you fol- whet your rough the Change of oouid not stand on my

KELLER,

to you thanking I was peasin nose so that

ying symptoms. A friend told me about Lydia E. Pink- ‘getable Compound and the first bottle helped mo, now doing my housework. Your medicine ls certainly woman's this testlmon’ ‘ as you

so l got more choose." Mrs. Mun

at, Adrian, Mich.

eertvvere

period in a women's life, enl-

a not one women in e thousand asses through ‘ change vvi out exp orienting very annoyr

Theossmolherlug spella,t.bs dreadful hot ﬂashes that send the b the head and! it deems as though it follow; u If the h symptoms of s nervous ooodi

n‘ symptoms blood rushing would burst, and the faint feeling that

g toetop, those sinkin or dizzy spells ere all and lndloeta the need or e specie

Lydia E. Pinkhsmﬁ Vegetable Compound ill e not and herb medicine espe- dal y eds to eet upon the feminine system. It acts in Inch e msnner up the weakened‘ nervous system and enables s woman to pus this trying period with the iesst possible annoying symptoms. a

medicine.

Women everywhere should remember that most of the commoner ailments

one troubles.

women are not the surgl nents or growths, although

To m“ ie-wmpouud, esit sets sesna

cal ones-they are not caused by serious the s; ptlolns may be the sslne. nntly serfons ailments reedll

displace- and that rs why yield to Lydia E. Pinkhsmi restorative and often prevents,

Lydia E. Piukhaufs Prlveto Text-Book upon "Ailments Peels:

(larnQHl with lemon slices serve willl an oyster lurk.

and

RAILROAD RATE EXCHANGE

tmnet-titlll with

——Ill ii<'l‘ill'(Illlll‘(' with the jurlulllellt of the board ot’ railway eolnlllissioll» ers, dated January H. 11121, it. is an rlollurerl tile rain of exl-llallge ill ,.

slllplllellts of

lint to Women" will be sent to you free upon uequost. Write to Tho Lydia E. Plnkbam Medicine 00., Lynn, Masaachusottg [this book contains valuable information- ‘ .

freight lav-tween points in Canada and the United States from Aiigllsi. l?» to August Ill, inclusive will be 111,4. per cent; the surcharge on in- ternatlorlai freight shipments will he SBVCil per cent. The rate on ill- iernzlttlllrli passenger ‘business will ‘hi; iraserl on 11 per cent cxcilange.

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