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it isasimplo cough that Y_°11 have been in- clined to ignorﬂ. or whether it is: cough that almost Seems to burst

Montague, Daughter". fellow's "Hiawatha". plces Women's January 30th.

W. Murdock is now Guardian Ag- ent in Montague and will be pless- --A1so intermediate game. -Adiuis- ed to receive news items, odvertls- sion 50 cents. ing, Job Printing. new and re- newal subscriptions-ti.

Eastern Guardian i Western Guardian . ..QHOP UOEIIIAWI Gateho-

....'PLAY in i. o. o. F. H1111- “The Arrowmakefs adapted from Long- Under aus- lnstitute, Friday.

113-1-271121.

‘anon from ltohnairo catalog.

-FOR LATE wesranu News page 3 is available. Lf

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—ROBIN HOOD FLOUR. Vlliolo- solo and Rah-ll. Holman’; luninior- aldo.—761-1-6—TF.

-WHAT SCORE in tonight's game between Abbies and Crystals

..'EA8TERN AGENT-Mr. J.

1224-2713111.

—WANTED. — Dnesoed hogs, every day, also, good Banner Oats suitable for seed for which special price will be paid up till March Lst. Pots/toes taken on mild days. J. B. Mil-lman, Kenning-ton.

23-1-20-11161.

MALPEQUE

The annual meeting of Prince-

iown congregation was held in the

you by the rack- Chtirch at hialpeque on .\ionday.

iiig exertion, with aching head and aching body-

Get a. box of Peps at once, take a tablet from it! Sill/Q! wrapper; and as it dissolves on the tongue, breathe in the IIEILIIG, IILSIIIG FIIIFQ that are then given oil’. Notice how tho balsamic odours ﬁnd their way by inhalation along all the breathing passages and there allay the inﬂammation causing you trouble.

You cannot possibly get at these delicate membranes by any other way. Liquid medicines are merely swallowed

ering the unfavorable weather there was a representative gathering in attendance. The Pastor, Rev. A. N. Gillis opened the meeting with read lug and prayer, .\lr. Arch Wood- side chairman of Managers presid- c-d and after the adoption of the minutes of the previous meeting. the report of the session was sub- milled by the Moderator. Mr. Glllis made reference to the fact that zhere had not been a death, marri- ige or baptism during the three months of his ministry which he re- Pnirdcd as very unitsual iii the his- zory of the congregation. The Trea- ullTEf Mr. J. lt.'l.ockerby' submitted ihe financial statement which in- chided tho expenditure for nianse repairs and showed u credit bal-

January 19th at two o'clock. CODSitIqmQTQidB Rink. 2 B5111"- Admiailii?"

—HOCKEY TONIGHT in Sum-

60 cents. 122-1-27M1i.

—L. 0. L. MEETlNG~Mrs. M. McLean of Charlottetown, the LOY- al Orange Benevolent Association Organizer will address a meeting in Caldwell Orange Lodge Room, Ken- sington. on Jan, 30th at 7.30 p. m. Those interested in the formation of a Ladies’ Orange Lodge should be present.

—rABBlES AND CRYSTALS at Crystal Rink tonight. Also Inter- mediate game, Admission 50 cents.

l22-1-27nlli.

-DISMISSIED.—A case which has caused much interest was dis- posed of at the Police lCourt in

anco of sixty dollars on the year's work. Mr. l-lowurtl ltainsay gen- eral treasurer presented a finan- cial statement oi’ the allocation of iubscriyitions for the year. The ac- curacy and the concisenesg of the report were eniphusizcrl and on mo- iioii it was adapted. The cemetery mniinicteo rt ported sufficient avail- ible assets to liquidate all liabili- zic-s. The chairman and treasurer were reappointed for rhe ensuing term of office and Mr. Preston fireen was fllllltlilllcii as a manager .0 fill tht- vacant-y occasioned by the iK-signtltlon of Mr. Percy Mac- fioiigan. A dolt-gritltiii representing

into the stomach. Papa act direct on the ajfscied tissues and remove the cause of tllﬂ irritating c0285 in a war m other devised remedy cm

EP

Ooiln to woolly lnatooaol BIC Ill

Summersirlo yesterday. lt eman- ated at “the vChlnks" as usual and ‘had been adjourned more than once. Several witnesses testified that the accused was acting only as "peaceinaker" and instead of creating a disturbance himself was eiideavoring to quiet another friend. The accused was charged with vagrancy and ills llonor, Sti- pendiary Wyatt dismissed the case yesterday morning

-PLEASANT TRilZ-Although the Crystals and their supporters htid many-inconveniences on their

' oosl of aiodntioo Ilia on no: In obtained in handy hoaoa of all If!“ and raodlolaa dooiora at the ,_ -

iltlrkinuribﬂr/rizsr.

D-GO-§GO-FO-OOO+GQ-OQ O-FO-O-O-O-O- O

i HORSEMEAT =

Now abls to supply fox ranches with Government in-

spected horse meat packed in barrels at special price of two cents per pound. f. o. b. cars Montreal. Montreal Horsemeat Pack- ing 00-, I 149a Baby Street, Montreal, Canada."

O O~Q-O-OO'O4QO'O-GO-O

i

iFarm Produce

We are paying highest cash - prices for

SEED and FEED OATS SEED and FEED WHEAT

SEED and FEED BARLEY . seen and FEED BUCK- <-

WHEAT

We are soiling all kinda of

Feeds

. For HORSES, CATTLE, .

SHEEP and HOGS. A big variety of fresh

. Poultry Supplies

Get our prices before buy. lnp.

We soil FLOUR (best brands) OATMEAL, ROLL. so OATS, TABLE CORN. ‘ MEAL. GRAHAM FLOUR. WHOLEWHEAT FLOUR, . ETC» all at lowest possible‘ prices, 1

LIMITED.

Broken Lenses

may happen to be loot or In ' another olty does not prevent

new pair of glaaaoo.

Just bring us tho places of the lenoso that aro broken

the Ladies Aid intimated their in- trip w Charlottetown lust Friday tention of placing a plpeless furri- nevertheless they had n most eti- ace in the iiiansc providing that itijoyable time. They received many “'33 m" “"111 1110 ﬂilnroval of the courteaies from the people of 1111111111891" 111111-11 W“ guaranteed. Charlottetown and needless to say The outlook for the year is encour-‘m-e deepty gragefup ML 13¢ Acorn 15mg and cans i" the cilﬁlﬁmiiiilllsent oysters to the boys at their ﬁéa 98°91,“ “hm” ‘vmchwmﬂ ill-hotel and Clarke Bros, sent

wwmd‘ oranges. On the way buck on tho

' ions cu-ts and bruises.

¢ and a half degrees.

BALED HAY and STRAW __

CARTER & 00.,

On, Sunday. January 11th, Mrs. Edward Urch formerly of Kenning- inn and nciw of New Aiimin favored, 3x11109011“ audience with n solo which wits sung very sweetly and was intich appreciated.

Mr. Goo. Thompson of Montague spent tho wea-k-end Jan. 17th, the guest of his brothcr-in-low, Ralph Ilcnirsto, House."

"North Shore

Some few days ago a very seri- ous accident occured to .\lr. Everett Wall. while httslly engaged in cutt- ing vrood 0n (Inrtnin island. While Mr. \\'uil W35 standing between Iiwo v trees one of them uncermoniorusly

fell on liini and as a result of the ziccldent he is suffering from seri- His position was a dangerous one and his es- cape would seem to be pfﬂvidgnﬂa], His many friends wish him a

' Hneetly recovery and trust that lie

may ‘be irblo to cut his lull share

__ of wood this ivinter.

The lowering of temperature

" general throughout the island was experienced in Mdlpeque on Sun-

day night, January 18th, when the thermometer registered twenty-one The iwather moderated during the earlier paftjjf the week but culminated in a north- westerly storm leaving behind it, n temperature of ten below. This surlden cold snap proved n serious interruption to the WOOdillflIfS op- eration. The fine weather and the good ice of the previous weeks were lakcii advantage of and as a re- suit considerable hauling was done. lt is oarnvstly hoped that the delay will not be of long ilurntion and that the lurriiers iniiy soon be aiblc to resume their work. M.

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Bﬁcallse it ensures

iMi". E. tMilllgan, |Mr_ John Lea, M-r.

‘Scales.

train the boys were the recipients of further kindnesaes and received. besides other things, about fifty dollars in cash principally from

Creelmnn iMcArthur, IM. L. A., lion. John Sinclair and Mr. Austin

i- l —OBlTUARY.-—The following re

Mrithe late Peter McLellan, who dbzd'

in Sydney, Nova Scotla, is taken‘ from the Oakland Maple Leaf by‘ the Ed-itorz-lt was a fearing of

deep sorrow I read in the old bomei papers of the death of Peter Mc- Lellan of Sydney, Nova ‘Scotia. We iwro for many years rboyhood chums in Sum-merslde} sat ‘togeth- ei- in school and often used the samc slate, wltih the wooden iinnie, in working out our problems in lori-g iliviisilon. Peter was a popular boy in those good old (lays and made friends easily. His friends in. creased with the passing years, and many are Iiefr to mourn- Peter woo the first of a small group of boys to get a job which took lrim “off the Inland," over forty years ago. His "Jo-b" was in the stewards de- partment on the old “Princess of \Va!t?S," a steamer making daily trips between Sunrmersid-e, P, E. l... and Poin-t do Cherie, N. B., dur- in-g the summer m-onths- He soon rose to the ‘top in his chosen life ivork until he tbecame chief stew- ard. For a number of years Mil‘. McLellan had charge of the s-taw- nrtl's department of the steamers Cohan and Bonavlsla, plying be- tween Newfoundland and Sydney, and subsequently became mans-gar of the Grand Hotel in the latter city. For the past few years ~ he con-ducted the Boscobell restaur- ant. He is survived by a wife and duughtur.

—MORE ABOUT THEM.—The following letter from J- N. Mc- Leliun in the Oakland Maple Leaf will be interesting reading: “Eight day-a aiiter "the death of her counlii, Frank A, Green, 06 yetiirs old, Mrs. Charles A. Lewis, 45, (lied at lllll‘ home at 1600 Ocok street. of the same ailment. Both had been in ill health for a con- vildorablo period, Mrs. Lewis was born an. Critpaud, Prince Edward island. She came here with her paronns when six years old, and lira-d here aince- She was an oc- tlve member of Ceuitnal Presby- ieilttn Church. She to sulnvived by hor husband, three sons-Cherries Stuart, Julius C. and ‘Bruuz-ﬁind by a ihrothor, Harry M. Reid‘ of

. i W ' “,3; The only oils in Palmolive Soap are the priceless beauty _ oils

THE snared i “no ws ouanbmn

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from these three trees-and

" cat-swoon QUOTATIONS

State. Frank

known to many of Denver's early was a man made friends vcmy quickly and eas- ‘ HNUFAX Jun ily, and the line of work he foilow- ’ '

ed brought mm “much wlmmuyifurnished by Ward and Johnstom, of he Den/er physicians. l think l am the only one of the patry of 1891 who survives, and when we look lbaok on the old days in Sum- nierside and. the happy recollec-l tions of our island home, it bringifmm Tehplmm -----

residents. Hi3

Butters Hockey team from Am. Pan American Petroleum _._ ihmrst did not alrnlve in Charlotte- American Can. _____ town tin ‘time to ‘play as scheduled Brazilian Fraction . Sylturday ﬂislht- 111m arrived m. a Howard Smith IPfd,

o'clock Sunday morning and werell-loward Smith Com.

no other fats whatsoever a

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That is why Palmolive . Soap is the natural color that it is—for palm and olive oils, nothing else, give Palmolive its green color

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N OTHING is hidden, for ﬂhereis nothing to hide. No ordinary soap oils tolerated,

no “super-fatting,” no “super-anything.”

Palmolivds only secret is in ills blending.

And that secret blend is judged one of the u*0r1d’s priceless beauty secrets. The beautiful natural complexions one- out! of every two women has today, prove it.

Weigh, launder, cleanse with any soap you choose-but when beauty is at stake, use a soap made to protect it.

‘ y 60 years sturdy to insure women keeping ‘That Schoolgirl Complexion” makes Palm- olive safe to use. ’

Volume and eﬂolonoy pmduce 25o qulllﬂr - _‘

for only 10c

“a

OMAHA, -Neb.,

W110 i pvt-v" -' Koenig, 72.

QtL-Quotstions

Members of the Exchange:

(Montreal Stock

U. s. industrial Alcohol .-- Consolidated Smelters _ __.

-tea.rs to our eyes and melons us feeligylﬁm“ “ﬁ-u- 29% like we were lost in th wlide -- I "P911136 0111‘ .. "4 ncss of the Great Wes-t?‘ ‘OUBWB IPOWBI‘ --.-- ’:_ malnmg children‘ ‘Ouba Cane Sugar __ _ 13p - BANKERS rzAivi. - The Cube Cane ‘Sugar -Prd. - 675i

and don't work.

INHERITS $115,N0 STAY-B ON

inherited" worth of negotiable securities from his son, lDr. Albert H, Koenig, who killed himself last Sunday. but. \vill continue to stack shingles in an Omaha lumber yard for $28 a week. "if l quit. Td die." "id 11"‘ aged man, who has boon a laborer all his life. d-io said that h a would share the estate with his three re-

Palmoiivc Soap is untouched by hu- man hands until you break the wrap- per-it is never sold ynwrappgd,

$116,000

Worlr and don't worry if you would be lialllw- Otherwise wort)’

A man who wants to be mean wants an Gpiwrtunlty.

m “Bitlanadian Wins Favor

Jan. 26.—-Lorsna

Beoause your prescription

you from being fitfod with a ‘i’

swift, clean, antiseptic healing in cuts, bruises, burns, scalds, etc.

Because it dispels irri- tation, aiiays pain and _ inflammation, reduces swcllings, and kills the germs oi festering and blood-poisoning.

BBCauSU it quickly

grows new healthy skin

iirookvale, Colorado. Mr. Green, bu.‘ couirln, came to Denvti: in the early ’90's, and conducted. the drug more in "the Windsor hotel when the laLer "was :cor.|:-itt_|:ed Denver's tiniest hostelry, and later conducted a drug store -in the Al- 11-111? hotel. He is survived .by a rlrothor and two sisters. BllHﬂl was in the family plot at Summer- slde, P. E. island." Frank and l were pals who left the Island home v in January, 1891, and. arrived in Denver about ttwo weeks latter. in

and we can provide you with now onoo that will be oxaot duplicates of tlioao that you had bolero.

ory facility for footing ayes. filling prescriptions, ﬁtting Jaoooo and king ropalro.

to oorvo tnooo unfortinatoo who bovo‘ broken thali- gino- oo and do not liappan to have their prescriptions with thorn.

Bring ua tlio “lrokon lonaoo. i E. E. PARKMAN

Optlolan and Optomotrlot '. Montague, P. l. I.

in our parlors we have ov-

We are particularly anxious

another two weeks there Olme to Colorado men well lruown'ia Sutu- merairlls in those early days, 1111111011. Anglia MdSween, "Will Robbins “Doug? and "Jim" Cole. We six made up the iparty that moved west to seek ouir (outlines. Flﬂqllelliiy we used to meet even- ings at Frank's drug stare, located their in the Bancroft Buiidhg, on what was coiled -in those days, Upper Sixteenth street, now the heart of this lbuoineoo center of Denver. "Will" Robins of the late arrivals was the only one m ro- u“aSur or iuaTwo-iuch Box." mam’ N"! but“! ‘t M9793"- au ma»: ymim a In am wwmm" M" “°s"°‘“ “" “l”

' ' in: IUIIIIIIGPIIGO and if f runciiber

on ll sox ro-onv! "M" 1”” ""“‘ °°‘° "°" “'°

tiwiipietlon of thg york

where injury or disease has damaged or des- troyed the tissues.

BWHIISO owing to itspurely herbal origin Zom- Bulr is safer than, and superior to, anyistty pore clogging ointment or salve containing crude mineral drugs.

For its wide range of usefulness and

its inltlnl healing power in akin ail- ments and injuries Zarn-Buk ia known

called (or

son or Mr and Min Harbor: Mont- gomery Summerslde and Mr. All-Bill" "0011811. Boil of Mr. amid Mira. Wm. Noonun, Bedeque- AJ- 1110118111 the boys were unable to play. they had a pleasant mime while hen-e and returned o0 Amherst yesterday morning with berry memories of the iirip,

GROUP needs quick attention

Careful mothers live their children

CHAMBERLADPS COUGH REMEDY

It stops alarming croup coughs, so mtuffy, wheoay in; phlo ooall , allows rsa

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Na llarootloo. loll ovorywkco-

Oanadlsn General Electric . Canadian Steamship (Joni. __ iCauadian lSteamshipPfd, __

Asbestos Com, ________ __ IDoniiniou Bridge Montreal Power __

National Breweries ...__ Atlantic Sugar ______ __ Atohison r

Crucible Steel ...... .. International Paper -.-.. Kelly Springfield ..__..__ m lllox. Petroleum ____ ..‘....-- "mum", m," “up. International Mar, Marine .. mu stoop-Pros: Stool cor . Boiisﬂto ﬁth ck ldrou and ﬂown pef- mung‘ Southern iPaoltiu Studebaker -

loops bottle In III! keno all tho til? ppm‘ Pun“ _

.. .. . t

Am. Oar & Foundry ..-

-.¢---'

Sept. 16616.

1083 Victory ...-------- --- 1922 Victory -..---.

11111115“ i0 B18? 0W1‘ 10 play ou Spanish River Pfd_ _ __ 121 M°'M‘°Y "M3!" 11° "1919 ‘"119 ""9 Spanish River Com, ________ 103 lltah Copper --.-.-.-------- —- ‘imm troulAﬁ° Rmyai‘ Bank 9D the Steel Company of Camp]; __ p‘ U, 8, B0991 _____. ...--.----.- 127% ‘$111111; 0116 the members 0i [British Empire Steel 1st Pfd. — .

° "-111 ""6 1W0 bankers who IPenmuns ______ __.___ 155 Moiqrmmgr, piuciuuvon served in ISummei-side, namely. 15mm ________ "" “ , M“m- Mind E- "01118111110 » showing“ p134 victor-j _______ ______ __ 104.30

1oz‘! Victory .-..-.~--...---- —

' Book um lootla .;-.--..-- —- Wlisot-May, 190%; July. 171%;

An; Ingomotﬂvg _________ __ 11-6“ ‘cﬁﬂl-lul’. l“? / JuiY- “Q41 Am. Smsfting a. dlefluiug .- mo 511111- ""4-

Anscouda Copper ....... .__ 47% sega“s‘;'m'7' in i JMY- m“: o ldl Pa iflo u _. - -

N221 viii: 1C:iltrllR:-:..{-. 12m wlmiwml- "4741 111" 1°"-

OLIVE TREE

COCONUT \ PALM TREE - _¥;-é'z ' “ ‘i a {:0

us economically unsound. 6 - iboth to the Government and to" lii-ess interests in its admiiiiilfli“ iniposJble o administer wltlioilll fur discrimination 811d stir-lei“ to export trade.

TORONTO Jan. 26—Donald Mc- Nicol, of New York. has ibeen elec- ted vice-president of the institute of RadloE-ngineers. an internation- al association of radib engineers or- ganized in 1912, and which now has a membership of 3.000. many of whom are located in Canada. Mr. McNicol is a pioneer of radio. hav- ing writ-ten the first American DOOIHKEDQIH treatise on rudio—-ln 1904. iln his youth Mr. McNicol learned telegraphy in the service of the C. P. R. Teiegraphs o-t Pres- cctt. Ont. His mother and father reside’ at Weston, Ont.

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viaoiriiA F-ISH DEALER '1 Fmpo ewe m 1W

nomromc vi... Jail. 111-" C. A. Roberts of Griallillwu Market opened a two 11114 a pound salmon trout this will: he found in it a illiw. Vi“ and stein intact, six inf-i"- The trout was caught i1 _, Carolina. - ’

r———¢o>——-—- CONDEM-NS SALES TAX Y“

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ii wii "nu-notions i" - amaze hiiuoelf ‘has o. 099$,‘ on hand. _ {-2,

MONTREAL, Jan. 26—-A report Just issued by the Tariff Committee of the Canadian Manufacturers‘ As- sociation condemns the Sales Tax

. and Pal

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"liookvcry sick with my . hoallruiidowii. Altiinclmgrhoilt“, ulna-l" and i would uh such wrrir..,as.r_rroio,.w v11

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