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Liver Chill Very Common

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is a very unruly organ and requires careful watching. The concentrated vegetable juices in Dr. Hauiilton‘s Pills act directly upon the liver and stimulate its action to a normal basis. The blood is purified. the skin. grows clear. headaches disappear and robust health is llrmly established. No me- dicine for the stomach, liver or kid- neys can compare with Dr. lluiniIton's Pills, 251:. box at all dealers.

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sian headquarters staff, in a state- ment referring to a recent Australian oilicial statement, declare that the \Austrian assertions that they cap- tured 29.000 Russian prisoners. are not true. As an example the heaa~ quarters staff cites the Austrian claim that they captured 12,000 Rus- sians during the retreat at Bukowina. This number it is stated, exceeds tna total number oi Russians engaged on this front, and the actual Russian losses were seven oiiiccrs and one thousand soldiers killed, wounded and missing.

POSTMASTER FOUND

DEAD: SHOT IN HEAD

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‘_’Z.-Postmaster H. C. llincliey was i`ound lying dead across the mail sacks iii his oliice with a bullet in his head. it is supposed to be ri case oi` suicide.

gl For ii sin coin

The surest it-ny to stop a cold is to

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View and l\liir_\ l‘r.iugl\t, l’o\sn.il, ure visiting here the guests of Miss Ida t‘uinmisliey.- Miss Katie Macdonald is spending n few days in Donngli with her sister Mrs. Jus. Trziinor,- Messrs Eugene Calliiglinn and Damier Duffy were at \\'elister‘s Corner during the past week. -The plc social and dance held on Friday night in aid of the \Vul>ster'a Corner llull (`o., proved n \de<rlde¢.l success. Although the city Dranintit: Club failed to make their appearance their places were substi- tuted by some of the boys’ from the "Fort". Messrs'J. ii. ('uinnii.skey and J. MacDonald were visitors to Trav- adie on Sunday lash- Miss Edith Siuiili luis gone on a few days visit to friends in the cupital.- 'l"i`lie young people of this Village spcnl zi iiicat cn- joyable evening in their Hall on Tucs- dny night the 16th.

-WEDDING BELl.S.- The home of

Mrs. Alfred Phillips, Arlington, Lot 14 was the scene of :t quiet wedding on Tuesday last at eleven o'clock when lier daughter Mildred E. was unilod iii iiizirriiuzc to Mr. Gt-or|.:r\ T. i’i<~kt-r. lm: oi' S\iiiiiii<~r.<lllt~. Thu [lov 'l`L\omus A. Wilson, Pastor of 'l`ynt‘ Vullvy l’re.S~ byterian (Tliurtn pertornied the cere- mony in the preseiice of only thc iin- mediatc relatives and friends of the bride. The couple were unattended. After tho ceremony the bride and groom slid invited guests partook of the wedding dinner and when this was over a few hours were happily spent after which the young couple left for their new home. Miss Phillips was one of the most popular young ladies of Arllng ii and her many friends while rdgtting her departure from the community wish her every happiness in hcr new home. Mr. lPickerlng who is a prosperous and Dl'08ressive farmer is to be congratul- ated on having made such a good choice for his partner in life. Those who witnessed thc marriage ceremony outside of the friends were Rev. J. S. and Mrs. McKay. Mr. and Mrs. James Millar and Mr. Geoge Gordon. The Guardian joins in-all good wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Pickering for u happy married life.-l’.

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--HAND INJUHED-Mr. Jullli l". --HOCKEY MATCH.-All)t!l't0l?l VB. who place-_fl

Arsenault, Urbain Ville. while loading Kensington, Crystal Rink. Summer- _*_*

wood the other day, received an injury sitio, Friday, Feb. 26. A good game. _Amws th” "l5"°f5 1° Summefalde to his left hand, which, though not followed by one hours skating. Tllalldly WGN Mr and Mrs John Crue. very serious. causes him considerable Crystal Band in attendance. Special Mb““Yl 71109- 011108910- CBl'l°l0l1: annoyance.-l\i. train leaves Albei-ton at 1 p.m. Special P°l‘°Y Anim- Searletown; Henry _Louls,

-- leaves Kensington at 7.15, both re- Albel't0n;and- Robert H088. “'"m0l- -1--I-1--H'

_AGRICULTURAL MEETING -- tllflililg filler U10 8h8l.9. 8756 _'X'

The meeting in the Agricultural Hall, *_ “"1 ' ' ""

Y Summerside, on Monday. was attend- -DEBATING.-The Urbain Ville _‘Mn Siem” °f Feline” & Chaumef-

ed by a large number of road masters Debating (`lub held their weekly meet- Ch‘"l°“e"°Wn WM in Ab"“m's VH' from West Prince. Addresses were ing in the schoolhouse on Friday, 19th hge mst week I” me interests °f hm §i\'0ll by H011- Jlllllfs A- NC-\‘eill, Com- lnst. The subject tor discusssion was m`m'_M‘°' J°h“ B' G““d°'- “gem ml' missioner of Public Works. lion. A. E. Resolved that the young msn on a me lwck Cm' T°ha°°° C9-~ was m "‘°`

Arsenault, and H. D. Doble, M. L. A., fifty acre farm, in good condition, and “ms Vlllllle last week.-M.

also illr. Shaw, Provincial Enginwr. provided with implements necessary T*

At the close of the meeting a vote of to do his work. will`lead a happier life *The llllllly frleiida of Mr Elsworth thanks was tendered to the speakers. than the one who follows a trade. All England' Travellers Rest- “`h° has _lp the members took an active pan m been confined to the Prince County

--_ the debate and the majority was in H°spi"al fm' some t‘m°» me result

_AN App0|NTMEN~r__i\|,-_ Q,-rug favor of me fa,.{ne,.__M_ ' of an accident, will be pleased to hear

‘ E Gulp, ____ that lie has almost fully recovered

Gallant. of the firm ot' b. . nt. has been appointed secretary for the -ABRAM'S VILLAGE. -- The cir~ “nd ‘eff f°|' his h°m° 011 \V9dH05<lliY

Egniont Bay and lilt. Carmel Dairyiug cular saw driven with a gasoline en- last” ' ¢ Association. The former secretary. gine is now making its visits to every "W Mr- S. E. Gullaut had always given ner- place wnere there is wood to-cut. The .“'“"*~ °’°"“ Lechere °f S‘~ C‘\'l'S°' fect satisfaction. and it was only after one in charge of Mr. Joseph L. Gai- t°'“"' rewmed 159'- Tuesday will lllSl- some diillculty that he could prevail lant, A. Matage is doing very satisfac- from Charloletow" h°5Pn“l° “mere She on the Directors to accept his resigns- tory work.-Mr. and Mrs. Magloire ““d°"""“t medic” "`°“"“*"" for N011- lfllllel' UW NSW S9Cl'€U1l'l'. no Cassie, were visitorrs in lfrbainvxile mme lime' She U 'ww We" “Kai” “ml doubt, good satisfaction is aiiiieipat- the early pm or im w..ek_._M,-, A... wishes to express her most heartfelt ed__M_ wine Cormier, who for some time thanks and gratitude for the good care

-- had been compelled to abandon school beswwed °“ he’ d‘“°l“5 he' slay

_AN A¢¢|pEN1-__\1|-_ _youu M_ Gui. through defective eyes' has agam ,.e_ there. She feels she cannot too high-

lam had a na,-row escape I-QL-enuy “med his stud|eB__Unde,. me auspw ly praise this noble institution, where from sustaining li serious if not fatal es of the Village debating club. an or treatment iowards me sick is "1"" lnlury- Mr. Gallant was taking home ganlzation has taken place with aview °°"’“2°d by l°”‘1°l'fl¢B5» 1*'-‘"9 “Hd 2 bl8 10nd Of WOO!! Will! 2 telllll 0! to promote military drill among our °hee"f“|“959--M-

horses, when in the act of turning in young meu_ This move is not in go.. __ '°'°*'**'-“-i

at his gate. where there was a solid uectiori with any purpose to iii, men Make N119 “Ore the llellflflllllfie sheet of ice, his sleigh slid around for me front or anything of the kind, fm' “ll Y°\ll‘ l'€<lllil'B11le11tSill the lille Of With Brest Vi0l€llC€ Bild welll- l'l8hl but it certainly will, if it succeeds go pure drugs and 5““drles~ We are Wm' against the fence. the load upsetting rar in instilling in ine iieam of nie 'HS and a'1Xl°llS 1° Serve Y°“- “Hd HS' and throwing Mr. Gallant against the young men a desire for Buch ¢mi“ins_ sure YW Of D0l`f9C¢ Sill-lSfHCll0l1~ T119 fence. Fortunately the fence was of The main purpose at present is to MBCKWUQD Dlllg C0-. COT- Great G90 plain wire and did not resist to the have a company which could go "59 Bild Kelli- SU'€€f-B- MEU- shock as s solid fence would have. Mr. through some or this performance on -_-“ri

Gallant sustained, however. a slight my festive gccusiou ug is being done SWISS NRE °N Slfaill hi-0 1115 U10; but Otherwise is elsewhere. The committee appointed GERMAN AEROPLANE' none t e worse.- i. - _ -#-

-- 231'ii'.§i°..i."'i..‘}'i.'i.`fi"`ii"i'.i 'i§”i.Z“i.T§.°e°fi FERNE ua Paris- Feb- 23-- Swiss

-MT CARMEL -Rev P P Arsen that me young men Wm respond t soldiers opened fire yesterday on an

aero inn said to have been German,

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ault,_'is profiling by the condition bf the call. The following officers have .D 6;' over Humax. The mi-mmm

the ity roads in order to store up his 1 imed to dh-eu; g io una rs which "9 _

usual quantity of ice for the coming ,;?e3,i:pg;)w movement ami- presidém ;r_i:sts‘:Vrucllt Ibyédnitiiedbullfta rigid *thc suninier. '1`lie patrons of thc Welling- _C1 1. M_ A 1;; vi¢e.P|-951. 10- “S 0 C 0 950 ll ll `0l‘~

ton Butter Factory have volunteered demlirltii-c_ J_ Ari-ssgxiuaixilt; Secretary rem* “ner h0V0\`ll\E 0V0l‘ the position ViCt0l’ia ROW Dfuggists

in slowing away enough ice to per- __(-yruu Gallant; Treasurer-Gloria at R0¢h9Sl`-

mit the packing of' the butter of next G H t d th,-ee direutm-5__Mr_ and . . season until the fall (late). which wig Mi-s_BuA|?rI;d Riuhurd, U;-bauviiig and *mlm* 0111' DlSp€l'lS8I`y DEPT. T135 lJI'0V@d “Self UP- be beneficial to lioth patrons an M_ dMrs_1\|M\urinGu11un¢, wore

shareholders inasmuch as they will be vignzils in Ab,-au: Village my sun, AEROPLANE INCORPORATED

able to proceed without patronizing d y___M,¢ Etheibert Ganum and Mr, .

the wld 5'-0"al~’»@- thereby Saving me AT°tl\ur Gallant went to Grand River v W ` our patI'OI'l3ge IS the

amount paid for storage. Mr. Jereinie last wednesday to resume me work OTTAWA. Feb. 22.--The Curiiss _

S. Gallant. was 'in Suinnierside by the at the fc,.,.y____M,._ Amome S_ Amen. Aeroplaues and Motors, Limited (.oni- Up.t°.date SerV1ce_

train, on business on Tiiiirstlay morn- mm recently Spent A few days in pany, wlivosevlncorporation appears ni

ing.-Q. Abmlws Vmage__At B whim game batiiriliiys (niiatlzt Gazette. The com- Fair Prices.

wsssrerrs connzn 'rm it. Mm “t Mt' 3Vi""°sl“,"s r1'\‘.’"i§,"§l T" iiiiiiiiiiiiiiliismunxiiiigl-i§rf>|iiiiii-dMitii

_ --" ‘ " Sl -T J- ', r. aiurii _ " ~» "' - on the East. Itivcr is in excrlleiit con- Ggfuift (ilaertipgyiffitll ?i'§’.S,_ p|.iz,,_ Miss planes, ilirigililt- iiuliuuus, .mu 0¢|,¢-|- Pe1°SOl'lal SQTVICC.

~ sea and air craft. Also motor vi~iiiclt~s

dm” this wi"l°"- and '“°*’l of lm’ Loretta Gallant second and Mr. Aubin _ young people are taking advantage of L,,hmnc me wmmlauou p,.|Ze___Miss and motor hosts or all kinda. "_l\o 1-"pl, it by ha"l“f~' ‘“‘m° hors" "“*"`“ ‘md llelinin Gallant spent Sunday at her till 5106K ‘lf UK? Cillllilfllll’ 13 $00-U00; .<l<atlii|r.-liilss Annie Callaghan at- home in Abrams vufage and few,-m.d lt is understood that thu objective

. . oi' thc Curtlss Aoroplanes and Motors

tended the Libary meeiiug in Trai “div ‘ I H nl G l on \V£.dDusda'y__ Jenni., Bradley' Mm t_’gl&‘umme"’m0 me to owing on M Liiiiilcd. Toronto, wliosc incorporn- E .

. . . . ' tion with $50,000 capital is auounlzcd

\VESTERN PERSONALS

-Mr. John Ellis Tyne Valley. was

in town on Tuesday on liusiness.-li.

--Mrs. Allan Ztlt-Leod, Lot 10, drove

in to Suininerside on '1`ucsdn_v.--ll.

-Mr :iiidd Mrs (`alvin Leard, Hede-

quc, were in Sumtnerside Tuesday.-5..

»-Mr llruce Davison ,Bedeuue, is

visiting friends in Tryon.-X.

-izlr. .Iosepli S. Perry loft on Tues-

day on a visit to friends ln Wellington. -il. _

-Mr lienford Waite, Wilmot. was in

Suinmersided Tuesday of this week on business.-I\'.

-1\lr. Albert McGougan, Indian Riv-

er. was in town Tuesday on business. -ll.

-“iss Nottlc l.ci'urgvy. of Sinclair

Ak. Stl-wart. Ltd.. is sponding ii vaca- tion at hcr lionic in Tryon.-X.

-Mr. and Mrs. lioy McLean. Lot 16,

were ainoiig the visitors to town Tues- day.-ll.

-Governor Rogers passed through

Summerside on Tuesday cn route to Albcrton.-ll.

-Mr William Toombs. Long River,

was a visitor to Summerside Wednes- day-X.

-~Mr. Joseph L. Gallant went to

Suniniersido last Monday to attend a meeting of the roud supervisors.-M.

-Mrs. A. T. Wright, Bedeque. is

visiting in Victoria. the Kliest of Mr. and Mrs. E. li. Wright.-V.

-Mr. Fred C. clark. Victoria, was

a visitor to Cape Traverse'Monday.-- V.

-Mr. Samuel Dawson. Bideiord,

was visiting in Victoria Sunday after- noon. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Wright.--V.

--Mr. and Mrs. James A. Howatt,

Cape Traverse. spent Sunday in Vic- toria. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. 1'. li. Curtis.-V.

-Miss Josie Dorion. who has been

spenrihig a few days visiting friends in the western part of the island has returned to hor homo in Rustico.-T.

-Miss Lila Sheen, of Sinclair &

stewart. Lui.. went to 'ryan Valley on Monday. where she will spend a few weeks svacation.--X.

-Hin many friends regret that Mr.

Binal F. Arsenault, of Urbaln Ville, has been laid up with a sore back for the past few days.--N. - i

The Western

-IT PAYS to buy in this Province* -ONE CENT ps: word eaeli ta- r -»----

“nion for adn;-|,|;|u¢ gn mg. wi. --Mr R. B. Richardasou. manager of .W

-me noimina nAn.v sun-aim um... can. must accompany order. the Ren! Bank. Summa-allied. and

charge twon¢y.g" “um W. K. Mcdollsm. of the Globe Fox

tal Parlors. Summerside. Ewhllllo. WSIB ill Mllileliue Tuesday

i.os~r.-i.. summeniiie about ist 011 llullneu.-X.

-MR. ti. P. FOLEY Guardian ro- February. Black Leather Prayer Book ` '--'

presentative in Alherton will galdly with 'owners name inside. Finder will -Mr. Lemuel Hayden. lllBil°¢`l°|f 0|' receive subscriptions and odvertislul please leave at McLellan & Co., Ltd. "le Dllwll Banitarium. was t ViSll°l‘ mum”-_ 3729.2.24m3| to Summerslde on Tuesday and left , .___ - ____ for his home in Elmsdale by aitemoon

I -SUNDAY SERVICES- The SGI- -SUBSCRIBERS phould tangy 5 il*8»iIi.~l'l»

‘vices ln_ the Methodist. Church, Sum- week or two before the time they _ '*-'

merside. were on Sunday last con- have paid for has expired and thus -A lllllllbor of visitors from the ducted by llev. G. M. Young, of Tryon. not miss an issue, as all papers gm ~‘0\lll¢l‘¥. drove in to Suinmerslde on

Both sermons were instructive and discontinued promptly on expiry. T“°°d°¥ *Waning to wlluess tlw hoc- higni appreciative.-ii. date. mu: key match. but throush some hitch

8lI\0lliI the officials the game did not

ernment and possibly i`or the Cniiadiaii Government.

It is said that parts will hc made iii

tiilcates. '

THE WHOLE BODY

NEEl§__l_’l||lE BLO0D

The bones, the muscles, and all

the organs of the body depend for

their strength aliilcl tions and healthy action on pure oo .

Hood’s Sarsaparilla makes pure

blood. It is positively unequaled in the treaiinent of scrofula, catarrli, rheumntism, dyspcpsia, loss of ap- wlite. that tired feeling. Tliers 1s \ other medicine like it. Bo sure 'ret l`{ood's and get it today. Ii

‘ ‘tv nll druirgzists.

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Shoe ' Sale Now On $2.98

WV" blli’ a pair of Wm »--=

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T $4.00 to S6.08¥u at pr ce

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Morris 8; Smith

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P. Araenaalt, of Ahram's Villlh. ha returned from the woods sitor bein

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inhaler clears the ph Slll throat and stops your cough. The nos- trils are cleansed of offensive mucous discharge and sneezing and sniflling stop at mice. Partial loss of hearing

V and headache (very common symp- touis of caiarrli) are lluldlly cured. and in u short time every trace of catnrrh disu ara

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Nothing can be simpler or more

iicliis iii Your Ears Buzz

lou Surely Haveiallairli

_ li uuesuw, mutter how lung you llave pleasant than Catarrhowne. lt's 1;9u|.

sudered, or how often you have failed in£ Dlllel' V|lD0r sends a warm cleans- to get relief-even though Catarrli ins sensation through all the uu- msy affect every organ in your body. passages in the head and tliroat_ you can be permanently culféd by ill~ makes you feel better in half a mili- haling the soothing vapor of Catarr- ute. iiowne. ‘My ears buzzed by the hour ana i

A few breaths through Catarrliozonc ‘ had frightful head noises." writes J. P.

ie out of llic Purdy. from Port Huron. “Catai-i~li

llzlrly "U00 llly whole head and tlironi. I roi relief mighty fast when I tried Cnturrliozono; it hit the spot instantly. Yau Iioi. tiiiuriliozone has carol me and l slinply swear by it."

Get the coinplete $1.00 outfit; it um;

the trick in a liurry-never fails~ small size 501:.; trial or sample size, 25c., sold by dealers everywhere.

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Columbia Grafonola

No matter what kind of

entertainment you like best -_you can have all of it you wish for, if you own aCol- umbia Grafonola.

The Col_umbia_ Grafonolas

are made in a wide range of sizes and styles at many dif- ferent prices. The tone is soft _and sweet-it is beauti ful in appearance, and its entertaining power is un- limited.

We wi1l_ play a few of your

favorite pieces over for you anytime you care to call.

A. E. ,Toombs 117 Queen Street

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in llie Cniindzi Gazette is to iuaiiufnc- ture ticroplniies for the British Gov- Phone

It enables you

To GAIN TIME

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And ANNIHILATE DISTANCE

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thashrollmtheis

Wholesale Commission Dealeis and Shippers

Fresh Fish

Smelts, Eels. Lobsters and Frogs are Specialties

No.§l Fulton Fish Marltei, New York

ConSlgngS$ilil'(T-2?lilll§Stelil14mpd

BOSTDN FISH ADS.

A. A In I Y commission Mnncuaxr, .

FRESH llld SALT FISH Cal\ned~Goods, Lobsters, Scallops.

f Clams.

170 ATLANTI6 Avl., aos1°oN_

' L, 127 Queen St.

1 . nhsoai for several niotitllr.-_-N. .f_-~._ v”m_Mhtm“,'“`

t:oNlioNvlN°rs soucirsn.

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Nice Values in Table Ware

If you are looking for some-

thing nluo in tablo warc of china and glass we know wo have some values here that will sp- poal particularly to your cya and your purse. ln china sets. W0 are showing a superb display ui

neat designs and patterns-the unchipsblo kind. ou will ilnd the values good at 31.00 a sol.

There are two small. neat

designs in our glass table sets that will please any Mrloll. prices range from 25c. to ll-50 a set. Each item is A twat Valtlil for the price. Bee them.

Black & Co.

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the United Suites. and the assembling . y 5 be done in (fanutln. This would oh- "'" '

ble li Geriiiuin about

vinte any iron wit _'

the sale ol' completed neroplniios by

Aiin-rit-iiiis to belligerent nations. u _ e e

The company is empowered to es-

_tnhllah schools for the instruction of pilots and to issue qualification cei--`

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