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PEKING. China.

new woman has really arrived lChina.

Dblft rick blood poisoning by paring a

not consulted. ly Blue-ply the scientific corn ' vanish instantly. corner out. Peking women

recently by

Pick Own Husband

Feb. 2 8—The

For enturies past it has been the custom in China for the parents 0i’ n baby girl to betroth her in in- fancy to the youthful son of a frien- dly couple. The match was a ques- tion solely for the respective par- cuts and the young couple were

That the old order is changing is evidenced in four advertisements inserted In tho vernacular press of which young have given notice to the world that they tleclino to recogn- urrang-Pil tor

THE eliiliml

THE OHARDOTPETOWN GUARDIAN

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SHOP from Holman} Wtalog

l“ WONDERFUL vatuss n. C01‘-

sets, pink and white. Special $1.00. Prowse Bros" Ltd. l145-2-2ii2i.

WE ARE GOING TO MAKE 1924 the biggest shirt. year in our histfry Watch our windows. See our S .00 Special Negligee Shirt in our Rich- mond Street window. Prowse Bros, Ltd. 1749-2-29-2].

BACK FROM BUYING TRIP.- Mlss Rendle. head miiliner at. Prowse Bros. Ltd, has just return- ed from visiting the leading millin- ery centres including New York. 'i‘oronto. and Montreal; also Miss

them in their infancies and that t Pmirclough in charge of me mums

they reserve for

right to select their life partners.

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Chestefeds!

Right now we are showing‘ a big selection of popular priced Chester-

. fields and Chesterfield (lhairs,

Values which cannot

be beaten in (Janada

Compare them with the best you can find-then you will buy here with confidence.

See our Chesterfields at $80. $90. and $100.

Chairs to match if desired.

biattress Special

_, Thick soft layer mattress, well

filled land tufted with strong art tick-

ing cover, equal to most mattress soldat$10.00$7.95

Rexall Re medias for Spats-iris Ailments

REXALI. ovsmr-sut ma: .213, 26c. we and $1.00 make tiigesttcn emu and the strum-tell hOllilly.

REXALL CATARRl-l 12cm. 35c rollovoo catorrh and cold in the head.

REXALL LIVER SALTS 35c, 65c. 11.25 restore the llvcr to normal action.

REXALL CH ERRV BARK, 35c and 60c, the large llll provol this pleasant tasting cough syrup ‘Ives utiofaotl .

..>.... svsur or Hvcoruoarutrso 01m Nerve and tiloue builder. Puts map into you.

REXALL PILE CURE 60c. coolly applied, oouuo no mltatlon. gave oimoot immediate roiiof.

~»‘ IIXALL KIDNEY PILLS 50c, i for 01.25. ~ Correct ndloonderc and eliminates uric acid from the oymrn.

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luutm medicine.

Iwfi UNDER POSITIVE GUARANTEE TO GIVE BATII- ‘ FAOTION OR MONEY REFUNDED

MACKINNON DRUG C0.

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Readyto-\\'eat' Department ot“ the same firm has returned from a buy- ing trip to the some cities and ‘has made choice selections In indies‘ ‘ready towear. including stilts, . oats, dresses, blouses, etc. The adios of Charlottetown can be as- _ sured that everything these ladies have purchased’ will be up to the minute in every derail. On arrival oil the new spring goods you will be cordially invited to visit *i’rowse '~ Bros, Ltd.

' STOCK QUOTATIONS

\ liA.l.IF.~‘lX, pa. 2S.-—Siock quo- tations fumished by Johnson and of the

Ward, members Montreal

Stock Exchange: Bell Telephone 130 Brampton __ St. Lawrence Ottawa Power Cuba Cane Sugar Bid. Pan Aiuoricaxi Petroleum " American (Jun. Brazilian Traction __ Howard Smith tPfd. . _ ilmvurd Smith tCom. Spzlnish River Pfd. . Stpzitiish River Cont. .... .. Sttrel (Joinpuny oi‘ Canada British Iimpire Steel 1st Pfd 37 Peumans

_ Abitibi i/tjShawiuigati hiiiaurentitie Pulp 02 I-QCanndian General Electric . iCtinadinn Steamship Com

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/ ‘Atiatiilc Sugar y Atchisoit

“Am. Cur & Foundry y, Qimn. Smelling & Refining

.-\m, Locomotive ..... .. |

;{ Anaconda Copper 7/‘ Can, Pacific Railway QN'e\v' York Central Cuba Cane Sugar wllrucible Steel ‘international Paper . Kelly Springfield . p‘ Mex. Petroleum llntornatlonal Mer. Marine . \ i-Press Steel Ca.- ...................... ..

tjéilleuding - ‘Southern Pat- 88% t’ Studebaker 1017/; >1. Futon Pacific I30 Copper ~

ll. S. Steel MONTR ‘I934 Victory 11.033 Victory . i1922 Victory . ' 1.1m Victory . B j.‘ llurJt Commerce , Bank Royal ‘g llunk Montreal ‘ Bunk Nova Scotia 'Whent—May, 110 .t Sept, 110%. a Germ-May, 81%; July, 82; Sept. 82%.. v (late-May, 40%; -, Sept. 53%».

Don't You know you can turn u (llstrcosvd, feverish, coughing- t-hiidinto n. comfortable and hap- pilystnlllngnnosimply by giving

CHAMBERLAIN’S COUGH REMEDY

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:tre.. possible... even with a cold, by the frequent ‘ use , ‘of Boofi" Meioldo. ‘These arc now being used by the local singers nnd public speakers to alleviate the dis- tressing conditions caused by colds. They coins in a. nice convenient b o x which goee in ,the vest pooltet. They are 25 cents e box.

Rexall Catarrh Jelly

for cold in the head and

all catarrbal affections.

Price 88c adobe. 4

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CHURCH 0F BCOTLKNIL-Rev. D. ‘M. Lamont. will pmach Sabbath. March 2nd at. Lot. 48, at 11 o. 1a.. and in the People's Church, City at 7 p. m. .

-FR'OFIITABL'E socum-n pill‘- lor and weighing social was held at the homo o! Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stewart, diy View, on Thursday evening, February 21st. The night being exceptionally fins tor the oc- casion there was a large crowd 0t people present. The Rev, E. Mel- ville Aitken was chairman for the evening. The tfollowin; DYOSFB"! was rendered: Chorus. The Miller of Dee; Dialogue, The Minister's Mistake. by Misses ‘Florence ‘and Eva Simpson and .\Ir. Rupert Simp- son; Recitation, Helen Simpson: Quartette. Mr. John Laird. MP5- Irviug and Messrs. Hammond and Charles MacKenzie; Reading. Preston Warren; Recitation, Mur- iel Stewart; Chorus, Long. L008 Ago; ‘Monologue, A Rich Old ‘Mold. by Miss Nellie MacCoubx-ey; ‘Read- ing by Miss Jane MacGowan; P1110" nnd mouth organ duett iby Missed Dora and EvaiSimpson. (encore); Solo, Mr. ‘Robert Toombs, (encorei: Recitation. Master Jim Warren; solo. Miss Eva Simpson. (encore); Iteadlng, Mr. James Moifatrt, (en- core); solo, Mr. Charles MadKen- zie; Dialogue, Josla'h's lFlrst Court- ship by Mr. ‘and Mrs. Alfred Moore, Preston Warren and Geo. - Mac-- Coubrey; Chorus, Home at Luel- Then came sale of home made cun- dy and adainty lunch served by the ladies of Cavendish Auxiliary. The sum at $39.00 was realized in nlll

- of Missions. A vote of thanks was

tendered Mr. and Mrs. lStcwnrt for the use of their home. Close-d -by singing tor they are Jollyfiootl Fellows nnd God Save the King.

LAKE VERDE NOTES.-— The zleliate held here on Tuesday even- intg last was very interesting. The subject for discussion was. 110301“ ed that married life is happier than

.. single lite. Mr. Joseph Duffy uctcll

as chairman nnd needless to on!’ the best. of order was maintained. Louis Calingilian wins the first speaker who in a well delivered speech showed us many examples oi’ happiness and qvrosperity exist- ing in married Ii-fe. He was ably supported by Patrick Wood. JIIO- BoylnnJPius Kelly and Jas. Jnrtline. Damien Lynn took up the defence and handled the subject. very intoi» Iigently, bringing in strfiliii points in favour of single life. lie was assisted by Fred ‘Duffy, Qwcn and Augustine Callaghan. The subject was well discussed nnd afforded grout. enjoyment for all present. The arguments were so evenly con- tested that the c-liulrman found it tieccssary to call a vote which resulted in a victory for the llCfI ntive. The subject Ifor next Tucs- dny evening is “Resolved that 50 acres oi‘ land free of debt is more profitable than 100 acres with $1.000 debt. both ‘farms to he in the slime siutc of cultIvntIotfh-Yfhe tnnny friends oi‘ Air, and Mrs. Jos- eph Redmond will be glad to learn that tlteir family ‘have completely recovered from an attack. oif scar- let. ,t'cvcr.——'l‘he pupils of this dis- trict are receiving (anrtiful training" under the sklliul management oi‘ Miss Catherine (YConnelL-‘Mlss Irenc Kelly has rcturtied home at‘- iter a tiieasant visit to friends in lona.—~it is pleasing to note this. the Lake Verde Creamery is in op- eration all winter. and is receiving n large supply of cream. This tac- tory made ‘a splendid showing tlur. lug" lhc past {4003011 and the quality of the imttcr manufactured has gained n wide spread reputation the supply not bcintg equul to the demand. The directors were fortun- ate in securing the services oi the present manager, Mr. Cordon Day. who ls receiving many compliments for his energetic work during the past scuson.—liir. John Shea ltas returned home from tthe New Brunswick lumber woods. He rc- ports good times there during the past tfotv months. snai- NOTES FROM HAMPTON AND VICINITY —-_<

The concert and supper which was held In Hampton Hall. Wed nesday evening, February 20th was a tiecidcti success. The ideal wen- ther and good condition of the roads resulted in n building filled to comfortable seating capacity. The order titrottghout the evening

V. was excellent. The bountiful supper prepared by the ladies of Hampton

and surrounding districts goes to show that they cannot be excelled in the “culinary art." Tito snug sum o! $92.00 was realized which will be used to tllnish the public

" horse shed. The chair was occup-

ied by Mr. E. C. Holm under whose capable direction the following pro- gram was presented:

Address by the chairman; Open- ing Chorus. Wlhen the Tide Comes in; Reading, ‘Mrs. Lloyd Moreslde;

‘ , Song, lMr. Frank Flood. (eneoredt;

Violin anti organ selections. Mr. Fred Dunsfortl and Mr. Frank Flood. (encored); Dialogue, "From Down East"; Song. Mr. Neil Sitaw, (encnred); Recitation, Miss Stella French; ‘Comic Song. Mr. Dixon, (encored) Reading, Mr. Frank Flood, (encored); Song, Mn! Gordon lnman. (encored); Violin‘

' and organ selection. Messrs Fred ‘Dunalord and Frank Flood. (on-

cored) ; Step-dance. Mr. Dougald MoKinnon, (encored); Dialogue, "Bridger-s Investment"; Comic

Song, Mr. Mack McKinnoa; Song. Mr. Frank Flood, (encorod); Comic Reading, Mr. Mack =McKinnon;| Male Chorus, ‘Take a Little Tip

‘How id Par’, the B oodl

“Flftoontotllhlydr otlctroct Root, commonlymlod lather d‘: hutivo p. may be

lichen iowetotwi mule and ol , bedtime, for Indirntioa, counti- bod cod. Pariah‘

JackgPrincc Albert Creamery also has

, the whole year's work", said R. W.

‘results manta was that at least 05 percent

must be mont butter grader. . ery we; required to send a sample , from each churning to the grading station invSVaslrat and the butter Miller time him

package. _ tmdelllolelr chimed. by Abcw-pfloolldol-v?

from Father": Recitation. ‘Miss Velma Nelson. God Save t-be Kins.

Much credit is due Mr. Flood. Maplewood lid Mr. McKilnuon. Churchill. who thioulb tiheir kind- ness helped to make the enter- tainment the success it was. These two gentlemen tare splendid per formers on the stage and no doubt- could charm and and delight any audience. Nor must we dorget the others who took such an excel lent part in the programme which shows that Hampton and vicinity are not lacking in talent. Our 80°11 friend "Dixon" its some hfly Wile" he takes the notion t 0 sing Comic songs. “Dougald" has not lost his lightness of step and we believe “he is just. as young as he used to be." The splendid violin music ren- dered by Mr. Dunsforrl gives proof of his musical ability and our vet- eran sinser. Mr. Neil Shaw can charm the heiarts or young and 01d with his Scotch and Gaelic sons!-

be commended on the success of the evening's entertainment and 11105" ing lrom the hearty applause each number received nnd the good order which prevailed we feel sure that. each and every one went away feeling glad that they did not miss the ‘Concert and Sup-per at HNMPTON.~Skatlng I‘; t'he or-tler of the day in nnd around these parts, each community having an open olr rink. Many interesting hockey matches and carnivals have taken place during the winter and our young people are enjoyintl life tn the fullest extent-Capt. (i. C. (iambic. “Tug Lisgar." Yarmouth, N. 5., is visiting his uncle Mr. (l. I. Furrmv, HKImptOIL-MHI. Jfllik Dixon and two young ‘lauslitflfs- Dorothy and Marjorie have return- ed home after spending a pleas- ant visit with relatives in tho U. IS. A.—Our school is progressing faivottra-hly under t'he skilful management oi’ ‘Miss Mabel Mae Donald, . teacher. 7- The man)’ friends of Airs. Jack Nicholson, Crapautl, are. tileascd to know that she is now on the road to recov- ery ufter her serious illness. ~ Great interest is being shown in the Itlvuugeietetic tneetings which am being held in 'l‘ryitn earth night. People comiitg from far and tienr to attend services nnd we hope zfflcl] good may be the result.-'l‘ho glorious weather and good mulls which we have been PIIJOYI}!!! U05 ivlnter ntakc it very convenient :t'or the turtuers to get their hauling tlone, also for the mull drivers who have t0 battle against tho

Hamilton Cup Now is Own; Stands’ Second In All Canada

The following clipping from the

Grath, son of Mr. and Mrs. James ;l\icGrath, Morell, P. E. I. -

'. T. S. IlIcGrath, manager of the ;Bircli Hills (lo-operative Creamery, fis in the city today on his wny |home from hioose Jaw where ho thus been attending tltc annual con- ivcntion of the Western Duirymeifs mssocintlon. llir. Mcllratlt is tak- ing with him his usual amount of the jewelry offered in the cuntpeti- tion. First, he takes home the Ilnmilton cup, (lonuled by the Hon. (‘. M. Hamilton, minister ot‘ Agri- culture, fot‘ the highest average score on butter graded in tltc pro- vince during the year. Mr. Mc- Grath has won this competition four years in sticcession, and the Iianiiiton cup offered in connotation with it two years in sticccssion and this time he is inking thr- cup home for good.

There were 65 creameries in the province entered in the competi- tion. To be eligible to enicr 90 percent of all the butter made at the crenntery during the yenr must puss the government grader. Ac- companying the cup ls n gold medal which Mr. lilo-Grain also rc~ lnius.

ln an all Canadian competition in which 65 crcameries were enter- ed. Mr. McGrath's exhibit stood second. In the De LuvnLcntupeti- tion for this province. l\ir. Mcliratit took first. in nn inter-provincial competition for the westermprov- inces his stajndlng was third. Mr. McGrath has won this event in n number oi‘ years previously.

Northern Saskatchewan ngnin proved Itself to be I~n the forefront. of dairy progress by its wlltuings at the butter competitions held in connection with the Western Cnnl ada Dnirymeifs annual convention held at Moose Jaw iluring the past icw tlays. In the competition for Class A crenmerieg which include those whose butter production cx- coeds 150.000 pounds. Prince Albert won second prize for the highest average score on butter during tho year. In Class B of this competi- tion ofr crenmericp producing less than }50,000 pottnds. Birch Hills took first prize and Itnsthertt Creamery and Produce Company. Limited, took second prize. lilrch Hills‘ winnings occur so regularly that they are expected and the

been steadily forging its way for- ward. The sticcess of the Rosth- ern Creamery. a subsidiary con- cern to the Prince Albert Creamery company. is very significant owing to the fact that it is one of the youngest creameries in the prov- ince. having been started only n little over a year ago.

This is one oi.’ the most. import- ant competitions held. as it reflects

Helm, manager of the Prince Al‘ bert Creamery, in speaking of the achieved. Mr. Helm ex- plained that one of the require-

of the churnings during the year graded by the govern- The cream-

in coon on the nuor. uniting. bodyond color ot he butter, no appearance or the

The committees in charge are. to ,

wintry weather. I

MACGRATH, BUTTER KING,‘ COMES HOME WITH JEW- ELRY

Daily Herald, Prince Albert. Slilslh-Ii Feb. 24th refers t0 llir. T. S. Mc-l

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I \Ve'll but-l: n iur of Vicks Vapo- ituli nguiitst any cold Iu (3l|:i:'l;>t.l.~- town and vicinity.

IierF-‘s our lilicrni offer.

Got :1 50c. jar ot‘ Vit-ks at your rlruggisfs. lflee ull u:- part of It. If you nrt- not (lUllKlllPd with tho TPSllllH mail tho top of the carton in, Violas (fltcmlcztl Company, 344 St: Paul SL, \\".. lliontrcnl, and we Will gladly Pcftuid tho purchase- pricc. We make tho nhovo nffcr lic- cntiso Vicks certainly does tzivc tlulck relief in the cases. .

Miss Amy A. Pond, Apr. 20. 50 King St. Shcrbrooltc, Quebec. writes: “Vicks Vnpoliub is one of the Iiest rcutcilles for colds that I have been able to get hold of. I itnd u vcry severe coiti on my chest and I npplicti Vicits Vrtpnlltll) mp1 sot great results. The: cold st-omcd to break up, and in a day or no I was almost free from u cold.“