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Piles or hemorrhoids cause ex- cruciating pain and often scrioun loss of lvlood. Tho famous ZanvBuk ointuicnt is wonderfully soothing to Che swollcn veins and itching parts. Zuni-link tit-rites its healing and mildly astringent inﬂuence from herbal extracts of special value in this weakening and agonizing com- plaint. Zani-lluk has a wonderful record of sat-cons.

THE BEST OF PROOF ._ of 254s Ohio

writes as follo\\s.- . _ .rrwl from Piles for yearn, but n year ago tin-y rim ln-d an acute stage and he could neiilwr elm-p nor attend his ll» iimi mvdical advice. tried f ll\~, hot packs. cnoinas \ w"

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relie i-‘li box ui’ Zam- nc day h» (iliblillﬂll a troorl night's

by the time he had ﬁnished a second box he was completely relieved of this agonizing ailment. and able to resume his work."

Mrs. F‘. Barrett, Pioneer. Alberta. n-rilcs:—"\\'e have used Zarn-Ruk ever elm-o I was a young girl and l have never known it fail. My husband, who has been troubled with itching piles for years, says thc soothing relief Zam-Buk brought was wonderful."

Tho unparalleled success of Zam- Bnk lics in its original and valuable formula. Zam-Buk is compounded from certain herbal extracts of an extraordinarily h o a l i u g, soothing and antiseptic nature. Z a m-Bu k soon stops all pain and itching. It gcts at the root of such troubles as eczema. salt. rheum, had legs, ulcers, scalp disease, poisoned sorcs, etc., and is also a ﬂno over-road)" ﬁrst- nid for injuries. Zam-Buk Ointment 50c. box, Zam-Buk Medicinal Soap 25c. cake.

fat. lie continucd the lfﬂlillllélll and nrtvicrnnr - _1 QPTILYAI. SERVICE The Vwt” R 5 “F” ‘XAMIRD’ oLAssza‘ For more than .thirty years .the

; surcucn AND FITTED. Cancun arm-snore GIVEN T0 ' lmrluir WORK.

J. W. JOHNSTON . Beﬂstcred Optometrist 57.1mm Strccl. vtwcc 152-1- Charlottetown

is a comfortable homc. Good cheer is radiated through cvcry room.‘ It is a veritable haven of’ happiness b0 which mcn from cvcry walk oi’ life turn gratcful stops when the day's work is donc.

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Order your supply today.

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name “Victor” has been synonymous with .quality .in .music~.q.roduclng instruments and in the new Victor line, according to Mr. .1. LeRoy Hol- man. of Summerside, P. E. L, who is now showing. it. engineers .a.nd craftsmen of the .Victor Company have more than sustained the tradi- tion.

WOMEN'S INSTITUTE CTNVEN- TION

The district convention of the Marehfield, York, Stanhope, Blast, West, and Central Royalties and Spring Park Women's Institutes was held in Spring Perk School on the afternoon and evening of Oct. 3rd. Mrs. E. Heartz, the President, pre- sided. The afternoon session opened with the singing of “O Canada," followed by the reading of "The Creed." Mrs. McCabe, on behalf of the Spring Park women's Institute, warmly welcomed the visitors. This address was replied to on behalf of the visiting Institutes by Mrs. Mc- Leod of Central Royalty. The min- utes of the last District Convention held at Marshtield were read and adopted- Report-s on the year's work were then given by the different Iri- stitutes represented. Mrs. Mann gave a very interesting discription of her ‘“I‘rlp to the Coast." She held the deep interest of all throughout her address which was given in an ex- ceptionally pleasing manner. This was followed by a. very excellent pa- per onLnstitute work by the Super- visor, Mrs. Tait. Mrs. Tait explained the reasons for holding District Con- ventions, and gave some practical suggestions for improving same. She also mitlined the responsibilities of each individual member. At the con- clusion of this address, Mrs. l-lenrisz, on behalf of the Institutes in Con- vention, presented Mrs. Tait with a beautiful tray. Mrs. Tait, though

..0f particular interest is the newl law-priced Victor instrument. the R- 15. a roar-circuit, screen-grid .sct. houscd in an Early English cabinctl of walnut-veneers, which Mr. J. Le- ltoy llolman says is finer in many respects than the most costly instru- ments of last year's manufacture.

' Among the special fcaturcs which dis-

dinguish this instrument are amaz- ing rcrsntility JVlLh superior 10Il€ quality: long range reception: math- ematically-exact definition of radlol rtntions: screen-grid tubes of an ad- vanced type: four Victor-improved selective circuits: a corrugated cone loud speaker. better than last year's most expensive sets could offer. and many other unusual characteristics. 7656-1i

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“ were mineh Rcadirig-Mrs. Boothroyd, York. Willie: "Yes, if it was your 1 vim“ slenlmklvlrs‘ Hlmghey‘ would mo” _ Spring Park. Reading-Mrs. John Andrew, East Royalty.

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taken completely by surprise, warm- ly thanked the ladies for their gift and good wishes. Two very delight- ful demonstrations were givein-one, on the making of “Small Cakes" by Mrs. Gates of West Royalty, and the other on “Biscuit Dough and its Various Uses" by Miss Hnszard, As- sistant Supervisor. The election of officers resulted as follows: Pres- ident-Mrs. MacLood, of Central Royalty; Secretary-Mrs. John An- drew, East Royalty.

The afternoon session closed with “The National Anthem." Tables were sci; and supper served in the Instit- ute kitchen adjoining the school- rooms.

The evening meeting opened at B o‘clock with the ncw President, Mrs. MacLeod, presiding. A large crowd was present and enjoyed the follow- ing programme:

Opening chorus-O Canada.

Duet-Misses Ferguson and Dlnnls, Marshiield. _ Reading——Mrs. J. Ferguson, Cent- ral R/oyaky.

Musical Selection-Arthur Cud- more and Garry MacNevin, Spring Park.

Reading-Mrs. Murray, Charlotte- town. ‘

Address on "Scotland" by Mrs. MacNair, Charlottetown.

Step Dance-Bernard ‘Irainor, West. Royalty.

Reading—Mrs. Neil Darrach, East Royalty. Solo—Mrs. Agnew, Central Royal-

Rendlng-Mrs. Brodie, York. Dialogue — The Photographers Troubles, by Stanhope W. I.

At the conclusion of the program a vote oi’ thanks was extended to Mrs. MacNalr for her very interest- ing and inspiring address, and also to Spring Park Women's Institute for their hospitality.

The meeting closed with the Na- tional Anthem. Much credit is due the different institutes for the Splﬂlldld manner in which they co- operated to make this convention so successful. The Institutes also feel deeply grateful to those who so kind- ly assisted them in the program. (Patriot please copy)

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