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Miss lllufv A. Ilvijllf-y, (lil University St.,

hfnritlliail, \'.rltt><, ill u, rciu ut li-itil.: ".\inlnc pine years also I rlotlvi-ii .~:uu.ll piinpli-s br¢-ul-:- lug out on tlu-_ back of my liaiilli. 'l‘lii-_"

ber-slut-_ ver_y irritating, :inil grailually liei-ariii: worse no t lat I coulil riot st.-i g. at niglit. I roluuilti-il ai pliy:.ll~i;u\ v.llu \ri»;it»~t ur-~_ ii long time but it got. \vunli~, nwi I noulil not put my llautls in ivali-r. I wit: tlintirii at tho

hoipliul, und it \\a~i j.i~t thi- srilni-, I was tin that t was n ii-r_; trail i.~.-:-- of oi-zrflriu.

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roill-i for ni-.nrly "i_c1.t _vi-:its until I was £i1lv:s~1l to try <‘iltli-iilii. llilitilirrlt. I ilitl tio, iind 1 found nliir '.t iii. nupliviiliiliis' tllil Ilurnlug -»-li ='.illil|l:l wi-in il|':i'1,li'-irriliy, lr~n|ilil l~h=i~p i..-u, and iltii not 1i;i_.- any iliihirig during thc iuglit. I l..»igiiii after it wliili- tu

use 4`ulii-lirii .~`.i»:-.p. I :ilii li to thi: (‘ulli-ure. lrinlriii-ru., and i_ini|,1l.t it I i-iiulll u-lc other rifiii.»ilii~s for over :ai-vi-u y.-:us iiilli un result uuii lifter only liuvilig u. l'~~\v aptiliruliuut uliil luiiliug i~D.~li‘ frulu l`ulli‘iira liiiilllii-Ill, ll. vii- et riwil 0. falr trial viilli it :ti-vi-ri». uuil stub- liorn mice. I u.~ii-if thi; f_‘ii\|i-urn. l)irituii»iil. iil.il Soap for ut~nr|g,' nix luontlis, and I am |fl.r.ii to my that l liavn liunils au; clear as iuiy~.nii_ lt in lily wish lligit you publi_~'li this li-il'-r to all the \\ orlrl, unit if anyone doubts it, let. llioru writi: uw."

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By Common Garden Sage a Simple Remedy for Dandrufl F_alling, Faded,Gray Hair.

The old idea of using Sage for

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()ne objection to using such ,L pre-

paration was the trouble of making it. '1‘his objection has been overcome by the Wyeth Chemical Company of New York., who has placed on the market a superior preparation of Sage, combined with Sulphur and other valualyle remedies for dandrufl, itching scalp, and thin, weak, falling hair.

. 'Phe beauty of the hair depends

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...*Jefl Wilson, Corravllle, spent the

TH'-7R`5DAY week end in Midgell °

who has been visiting friends in dif- ferent parts of Massachusetts, for thel last two months, has lately accept.- eil a position with the Milford Ice Co., of Milford, Mass!

...'The following St. l’eter's»‘

notes have been received1- Thomas McDonald of Mun- l ticello, spent the week end at POP-l tuge Road, the guest of Pius Mc-| lnuis.-A very enjoyable evening wusi spent ri few nights ago at Frank Alc- Auluy's, Southampton, when a large number of people gathered in undl eutert.ained themselves with dancing_ and imusic until a late llour.‘ 1

The death occurred very suddenly

in lirooltlyn, N. Y., on Tuesday, Jan. 30th, of (lntherine MacPhcrson,, wife of Angus Mooring, of acute coil- gestinn of the brain. The deceased wus ill her 33rd year and although she was not ill the best of health her ilculiuc was very llrlcxpccted 'Shc| leaves to mourn besides her husband, li sun and ii daughter, (_lol‘don, ngcil ltl nnil Uliristilia, aged 8 ycarii, also two lirntllitrs l’i~/ter Mcl’lieri-um of Vnni~_iiuv4~l~, B. tl., and Nnl‘mnu :it l~.'lili.ii, l$i.~lf:ist, iinil tliroii sistifrs, Mrs flied. A. Mlirliu of ltiiuton, Minis., Min tivo. |lirl_ of l'i-_uk’s t~ltul_inn nuil Mrs. John ll. i\ll:|.i:llni| nl' Vliuiriiiivi-I, ii. t`_ lli~r iiuiuy lrii-_nilu nt. fllru Mai' Liu, l.i.t. lil, Iiifr filrnii-l' liiluin, nuil t-lslililii-i'ie i~_xf_iil\il l_lii\ir iiiiu~i~l'i‘_ syru- putliy t_i» the l.e|'t1lt\.‘cil. (lslftnil pu-

piitu |ili-asv copy.)

.._*A wl‘it_er fi'nm l)iu|{\vi-ll'i; Mills

notes that l<`iil'tuuc llead si-lioul is prngressilig rapidly under the manu- gcmunt nf their- pain:-itukiug teach- irr, Miss Geneva. Chaissou of llollo Huy (‘.cntrc. 'i‘llc esteem in which the teacher is held, has been slwwll by the interest the ratepayers have tnk- cn in furnishing the interior of the school building both in wood-work :iuil painting, and also in furnishing ii. couple of new maps which they have lately purchased. The rut0'lt\iy‘ ers are deserving of much credit, iu having their school iitted in such nu ilp-to-date rnunncl'.°

._.°'i`he annual mu-sting of the 'l`l11‘cc

Rivers .\‘f;<-.nlnsllip (Inulpuuy was lueld Tuesday in the office of Pilolu nud 'l`horupison, Montague, The reports of the ycar's business were very satis- factory, and the meeting by ii lienrty /oto of thanks expressed its appre- :iiition of the services of Capt. Mc- Inircn of the Enterprise who has been connected with the company since its organization, t\vcnt_\' years alfo.\'oteS of thanks were also tendered Pre- iidcnt Thompson, and the other oflicers. The old board were all re- elected.-Ex.

Whnt was likely one of the happi-

est events in the life of Mrs. Wm. Adams, formerly of this city, took place at the home of her iliiugllter, Virs. W. Mc'I‘aggart, Wcsthoro, Mass., on January 24th, namely, the re- lnion of the family on thc eighty- tourth anniversary of her birthday. llrs. Jas. McTaggurt of Missoula, 3/font.; Mrs. J. T. Pearden of Syd- lcy, and William, Thomas H. and W. Adams, all of Wollaston, Mass., :onstituting all the living daughters

‘ and sons of Mrs. Adams were all

>resent. The home of Mrs. W. Mc- Faggart was must tastefully decorat- id for the occasion. A beautiful lirthday cake, baked by one of her ‘ grand-daughters, having the inscrip- tion, Grandma, 84, upon it, was tmong the many dsintles that sat upon the tea table which was also `>eautifully decorated with carnations ind lillics, for this exceedingly happy event. Mrs. Adams, nltllough at the advanced age of 84 years, enjoyed :very minute of this happy event.

A. J. and Mrs Taylirr celebrated the Seventeenth anniversary of their Wedding at their residence, Wood ls- lanils, by entertaining anumller of their friends. A vcry cujoyahle time was spent when nlloilt fifty invited Quests assembled to congrntulatc thorn on this happy evcllt. Au enjoy- able progrmu wus than wi-ll rcllde|‘eil. l‘lu: muuiir, \vllii~h was i-xcellellt, was "urui|-llieil by I). 1). lllmiery and N. ll. Mizlvlillau to which flue young people l_ippod t_l\o light funtul-ll_ic_ to tllieir ?m;u'l_l~i i:<>nl_i-nf.. l’riiuiiuf‘ut aiuiuig this gitvrlts wrrie i‘upt_ l.. und Mrs. Mc- Neill. lliiilk. McNeill iii t‘_rill(ury and Mins Illuicry uf Nc-w York, the latter two being nt. p|‘t-iilctit hillnc ou li visit, Supper will-4 .served in the liilstcss best style to which uuiplc jliutlre wus done, Mr. und Mrs. Taylor ure dos- ervedly popular with their runny friends und ncquriintenccs in Wood Is- lnnds und vicinity. Iiclorc closing n note of thanks was telldereil the host 'ind hostess \\'.ishing'them loving lilo _ind prosperity. This joyous occasion, celebrated Monday evening, was then brought to n close by singing Auld Lang Sync after which they all wen- ;led their way to their homes nll sut- isflerl that they llud spent n most en- ioyable evening.

The home of Isonc and Mrs. Smith

at North Wiltshire was the scene of a quiet, but very pleasant, event on Wednesday evening, Jan. 31st, when their youngest daughter, Susie ‘Eva, was united in the bonds of holy ma- trimony to George Alexander, son ot Charles and Mrs. Godfrey of North Wiltshire. The brid9._ beautifully and appropriately gowned ln white, 'was given away by her father, the wed- ding march being played by Misa 'Clara Balderston. The ceremony was performed hy Rev. Hugh Miller of Cornwall in the presence ofthe more immediate relatives of the contract- ing parties. .The number of valuable

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tho pantry to drive

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every form of insect

life, it is as thoroughly efficient as

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__.°l-lis friends ai‘e pleased to learn _ __'_ 0"" Pm' f=`“’l‘° °f R°“9 B“Y.E‘“."' ...ron Monday last Alex white iiiia

Richard Kickham, Souris West, camo

near having the misfortune of losing their horses in Souris River. They

_ A were returning from New Zealand

I have seen OXO great dc-nl uuil thong so I bought n 256.

Cubes advertised I lit I would try them, fin and found them

so satisfactory that I mil S°l“l¢ ‘° ten

ffa-`§"1 .

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that night!

TUESDAY morning, my small Llnugllti-:r would not take ber milk. l was at my \\'it's end when l thoi.lgh|..of the OX() Cubes. I brought out the box, let. her open one of the cartons,

with the milk, _*The and ei-ery morning “brown milk."

~»§i“""i dim

she sctunll _v cried

THURSDAY Two of the

children do not come froln school ntluuclltime. Ido not care to give tlicnl xncat sand- `wiches -yet want thcni to have some-

the women of this city llow I “Sed *helli-

M ON DAY night, we weft going tothetheatre, so 1 filled my brass kettle and alcohol lanlp nuil left them in the den with llie_ box of OXO Cubes. \\'e were tired and cold when we

returned from the play. But in a luonient, the water was boiling, the OX() Cubes were dissolved, and we were sipping the lllo§t delicious “beef tea” l ei.-er tasted. And how we did sleep

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anil sliowril ln-r how to stir in the OXO

said it was “goody’ now she wants her

WEDNESDAY 'i`liere is a dear

olil lady next door ii lin has been ill for rl long time. I walltcd to make something to tempt ller appetite. So I dissolved an ounce of Gelzitine and

three OXO Cubes in s pint of boiling waiter-tllcn sddeil a wineglsssful of sherry and poured irlto ri mold, allowed it to cool and sent it to my poor friend. \\'hen I ran in to see her next morning

as she tried to tell

me how good it was.

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thing more sustain-_ Y ' ing than bread and sw¢€lS- O30 C1150 solved the problem. I now spread OXO Cubes on bread and know that t.h_e children have a nourishing and appeti- zing luncheon. _

FRIDAY ‘

-- ]us_t as we had

.,(- finished dinner, ' who should walk il

but my brotheqq

~ his new w 5° J . . ,.- V\'lu1e I was W-at

` "f 'mg the rest of the

ww dinner, I _had the "" kettle bolliiigs

dropped m a few OXO Cubes au.. brought in two big plates of steaming OXO soup in a jiffy. After dinner, my new sister asked “how did you make that delicious soup?" When I told her it was OXO Cubes, she was so pleased

:ok know tliat she could have soup l e mine.

SATURDAY <7 s

I caluc in from 'K ~’

j doing lily Sunday ._ ,J Shoppingzlllfag 'ed i' _,-

put-and I coilld 5 _ eel lliyself comin _ W

. down with a dread?

ful cold. I made a' ‘ **'

:up of OXO and \ I

felt so rested that I added two OXO Cubes to another cup of boiling water and drank that. When I awoke Sunday morning, I had not g sign of n cold. l uul finding new uses for OXO Cubes every day.

SUNDAY

f Eb We were tired of,

@4J -i9 theeverlastiugeggs ,`_<_E____ pr chops fur break. _-ist so I tneil to _‘ _ t see what I could do - f

a little ap le in

with OXO Cubes. I fried a small onion

butter until brown-then poulmid in a

cut in slices, with

fire and served in a hot dish garnished

1° CW#-t. 2.5¢- 4 Cube: loc. '71

of Cheese and Butter during lglzi Good recolnrnendations required.

Tenders to state price per loo lbs

Igirectors do not bind themselves to

accept thelowest or any lender.

z-7dr|w. ORWELL DAIRY CO

M-11- and useful presents showed in what

high respect the young couple are held in the community in which they reside. The groonfs gif; gc the bride was a costly fur-lined coat; to the bridesmaid, Miss Maggie Smith, sister of the bride, ii gold brooch, and to the groomsmen, who was u.

be freely used around |¢0lllll1 ol the groom, James Harrison

McFarlane of Farnwood, agold stick pin. Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey will re- side ot. North Wiltshire.

-Miss Emma B. Flahaven of I'ro-

vidence, R. I., and Miss Addie How- ard,, Kensington, Telephone Opergmr attended the recent hockey match at

and Fra c V rn ' '

with two loads of wood when the ice gave way. Fortunately their cries for help were heard by John Kickham M. P., and Peter Longaplo who ran to the rescue, and it was only with the utmost exertion of the four men, that they succeeded in getting the horses on the-solid ice again.°

-Deep sympathy will go out from

the lrany friends of P. B. Clark, Summerside, on learning of the death of his sou George M., which sad event took place yesterday morning at the age of twenty, after an illness of about two and a half months. De- ceased, who was a general favorite, had shown much improvement in health during the previous two weeks, but on Sunday last took a. bad turn from which he did not rally al- though lie was alllc to talk until the last, be speaking a few words at nine and nine-ten yesterday morning and passing peacefully to rest at riillivtwciity. His curly demise has cast li gloom over family mid friends, especially over the lorlucr who wt-ro iuuilied upon to part: with wifi: and nintlier in Auglist last lifter a severe illness. ’l‘hc bcrcaveil family, liifsiiliis ii sorrowing father, are Mrs. l-liruu. Lnugille of Westville, N. S., (lrctn lutil .lenuii,=_, iiuil .lnhu ill Ed- rnonliin, A short. service will be liiflil nt, his linrne in t~luniniersidc thin nftcrnoon nt tlircc o‘c-lock, after which the rcmuius will bc forwarded l the westerll train to Albertun, to

From there the funeral to the Alber- tou Methodist Cemetery will take plucgon Friday at 2.30. 'l`lle Guard- ian sincerely iiympatllizes with thc bereaved. _

_ _

-An Emerald writer says:-'l‘lle farmers of Emerald are taking ail- vantuge of the good roads and are hauling home tlleil‘”winl1ers fire wood. -Mrs. John Mohan and Mrs. James lliifly have returned home from spend- ing ri few days with their friends in Carleton.--Jack Dunn, spent thc wcck cud at John R. Murphy’s.- Norman Matheson is busily engaged in training his trotters.-Miss Maggie Mohan and Miss Florence Duffy have returned home after spending a, few days with their friends ill College land.-Francis Fitzimmons, is now spending his holidays with his par- ents in Kensington.-Fred McKenzie has purchased a trotter from John (i.`(`_roken, Emerald.-Colin and Nor- man Matheson spent a couple of days thrashing with Picton Reeves of Freetown.-The people of Emerald were pleased to sec Kenzie Matheson out training his two year old colt, and he has all appearances of being n promising trotter. .

>y the residence of Mrs. R.`A. Clark.'

Youll Sleep lore Seuadly

lit You Keep lealliy `\7|||-- Ir. |lorse’s inline loot Pllh

-- The mul gg woman with ii ‘god ` appetite, round digestion, nd bowels and ltidneyr working right, i, neva troubled much

_N with sleeplersneu,

- It ll wheirtlig

1""`\ ‘ bowels becolng

constipated and ilk

____ .__ ,__ liver and kidneys ' sluggish that th;

trouble begins.

Lazy liver md

eonstipated bowel; qilicldv bring on

biliousneu, indigeition and nick head. aches, making A wunil, refreshing liight’| sleep impossible. Or the inactive kidney; allow the blood to become; loaded with uric _ acid, which causes rheuniatiiim with all its sleep-destroying tortures.

Dr. Morse‘s _Indian Rout Pills,

' taken regularly, induce eweet md ldrezpilcal sleep by keeping all these organs active and regular. The heudacher disappear, the digestion becolnei _good again, tlle blood is purified md perfect health returns.

Dr. Murr¢‘r Indian Root Fil/iliave been

A favorite houselluld remedy in Canada for over half a century, and they are in daily use throughout the world. Being purely vegetable they are safe for young and old. Made by W. H. Cuuiituck Co., Ltd., Brockville, Out., and wld by all dealers at Nc. A box.

_ ..,. - . -..- , ,. _ ‘ _ '-`_`i ° E l:lutlul°|_llgQuali » ` I is _assured in knives,

__ forks, spoons and serving

- __ pieces if they are

__ ROGERS Bll0S.

__ This brand, known as

".S`ilver Plata that Wears" 5. - in henutifuldesigns, is made

\ in the heaviest plate. lt /_ ».__\_ has been renowned ' _

-`=\'\ for over 60 years.

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rm' 1 “una Ir¢'l:ullu.

Frank Beales, city, was a passeng-

er to Summerside yesterday morn- ing.

Miss Gertrude McElroy, Calgary,

arrived yesterday on a visit to 0111 _friends and acquaintances.

fore maturity.

The Standard Ideal Company Limited 6 per cent nm Mangagesinllng rima uma., n...'J..i_ _2.ia, 194|.

` The bonds are sezuredbyn first mortgage and

' the Sinking Ful1d__will redeem the entire issue of

l lo per cent, and the accrued interest five years be-

_ Price 95 and interest

ROYAl. SECURITIES C0llPOIlA'l`l0N. lllllllill

(ll. Bradford, Manager,) I64 IIollis,_§t. llolifax, Si Toronto. Ottawa. Montreal, Quebec, -I.ond9lli» Ellil~

_ yii-lil up In tlu- point ilt‘sliiei'l.

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l8bl¢SP00l1flll of curry powi_lcr, n little Members Montreal Stock Exchange. ‘;;“}0‘_i';!={l_l3'__ ;11_i_:1_L__-ylesill-1 li?-f. Diraei lwlwiie wifes _ [A

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~ . ' Nl-:w Gtascowl l-‘RsDsRlc'roN.

with boiled rice. }<_ve,-,_},°dy was _

delighted with my OXO creation. Q

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The Earning Power cl Your Money.;

Govcrncd by your Knowledge

oi. Investments.

You mn enjoy n nlenily r;ilc of income over a period _of years with

safety ofpriricipal, by the j-iilii-ions sclucliou of Securities diversified as I0 character and liwnlion :lull iwiilily ciuivizrlible, with n yield of fr0|\\ 4 P' "' to neirly 7 p. c., thus giv-ug :tu nxct~lf'cul average retiun. _

We :nn nlleriiig at tii.~ pri-fu-in time several high grade issues, and if you will col'aa|\ouil nr iull_ \~i- will he plerisuil lu assist in lha safe iiiveiiluieul #lf yuui' funds i\'i|l\ flue iiiirti of bringing the average

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infoorl invrnliau _rinre men begun Io ='_ A ji ' 7'7"" ` 'A r_ N WV , f'

|41 will women learn! fo wok. ?` ' `

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Cheese Makers '

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Tenders will he received by Pres 'iii " "ii: '_ ` fi* '- f- ‘

ident D, R. McDonald Orwell Cove I F up t_o Friday l6th l-`cb,from parties ` '~'-7. C.-2*'

willing to contract for the making "1iilliyymgpéfg/Ne@_ -9.9

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§;f::.'r::f:__":."_‘:i_".'; .‘;:l;‘..°".:_;.l_:_P“::. Why let the dust 1 '_'

fr? ‘rc _,_

<"`

I stant use of 1

BARREL'

ofthe handle attached to the td

Keep the contents of your diflerent barrels clean

_ and sweet, always in perfect conditions, bythe con-

' . EDDY’S .

Made of lndurated Fibre are the ldstf' wiird' in llZ1‘l'“°f

and convenience. They will outlast the toughest of bane! and can be readily removed or replaced on ii barre Y ,

P- _ .

Cleanliness in the contents of your barrels lsjull B9 lm

portant as cleanliness in your person. c

Schofield I’eperCo. Agents--St. Jolm.'N. B»

COVERS _

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t-lummerslde. They wereaccompanled » by flames Crosby. of Verdun Man it -_ _ __ ' ' HE F. 3 EDDY COMPANY _ _ n la e on, Lynds., Itrunn- ` ` ‘ _ ‘__ _ ` Z- . '-1 - ' _' "

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cial train.-Com.