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E MOORE 6 I”I°LEOD

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Letters from numerous satisfied customers advise us that although "There may be as good fish in the sea as ever were caught" in their opinion the best fish out of the

sea are

~ SOUR/S BRA ND

' FISH

for the

LENTEN SEASON

There are now available the following varieties put up under this popular brand,

Boneless Cod Bioaters

Fillets Frozen Fresh Haddock Finnan Haddiq Dry Codflsh (whole) Klppers Pickle Cured Pressed Codfiah

Pickle Cured Pressed Hake .

Codlets. Cuttings from Boneless Cod, free from bone or akin. The best buy in the food line today. if you want the best fish available at popular prices, insist ‘on your grocer supplying you with Souris Brand Fish.

Matthew & McLean Ltd.

Souris Prince Edward island

Western Guardian

-0HOP from Hoimlufs Cataio;

—JU8T ARRIVEIL- One car oi coal also cur o1 flour and iced now

unloading. Also cracked corn, corn meal and oilcake in stock. A. H Affieck, Albany. 2082-3-17-3i.

—8UMMEFl8|DE AGENt-Mr. Bryon MacDonald of the MacDon- aid Drug Co., is now Guardian rop- resentstivs in Summerside and will be pleased to receive news, adver- tising, new and renewal subscrip- tions and Job Printing. Mr. Mac- Donald sells the Morning Guardian at his atore- His Telephone No. is 12-2.—ti.

—ADDRE88ES WANTED. - Wlll the following parties pleuse send their addresses to E. H. Rayner, Sumroerside, P. E. i: Mr. C. C. Johnson, Mr. E. E. Peters. Messrs. Maine & Connecticut Co., Tune are needed in connection with the London January Fur Sale.

2095 3 18 1i

-—BAD ROADS.—Travelling con- ditions, ‘since the storm, are so bad that thane is little traffic from country -to -town, even on the ice, conditions are still worse, as the enormous weight of snow has sunk the ice, the traveller there- fore has to contend with both snow and water. iew people move by train as there la a fear of being stalled on the rolul by drifts of snow. A number of western neo- pie were stalled here for several days nnd were thankful to get a train for their homes on Saturday evening-H.

~ —FUNERAL SERVICES. -- The funeral of the into Frederick (Teddy) McDonald was held on Saturday last from tho residence of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel McDonald to Si. Paills church thence to the R. (l. Ceme- tcry. Rev. Fr. Slnnot conducted the funeral service. By his lndun- trlous and quiet life Teddy won the respect of all who knew him. A young man of 31, he served over- sea-s and the following comrades acted as pull bearers: Messrs. Neil liicDougall, James D. Arsenauli, Fred McLeod, Eddlv Gnudet, Thomas Linklettcr und John Peters. Deceased leaves to mourn besides his parents four sisters two at home and two in the States. The remains oi’ Teddy now lie at rest among the numbered dead and it is our humble prayer that the angels of God may loud him into Paradise and that the promise of the Master be fulfilled “where l am, there also shnll My servant be." The sad par-ting of one no dearly loved fill- ed full the cup of sorrow, and

ran cnsnnorrnrown ousnnmn

a Till EASTERN ﬁiilililiAN

nvoowf FORGET THE AUC- TION SALE, March 25, at Morvyn

-Moore's, Albion Bay, stock, crop

and implements. Watch for hand- billa-d-i. Nelson & Son, Auction- eers. 1998-3-13,tmf3l

..*SOCIAL SEASON CLOSES.— Owing to the condition of the roads the youllg ladies of St. Mary's R. C Church, Montague have decided to cancel the whlst party which they intended holding on Monday even- ing, March 17th at the home oi‘ Mr. Maurice Lannan. These soc- lnl events are now at an end so far an this winter is concerned Next season it ls the intention to curry on these events on a more systematic basis, making them re- gular weekly enioyments, beginn- ing probably in October and con-

tinning throughout the fall and winter months. These young ladies wish to express their

thanks to any and nil who in any way helped to make these events the huge success that they were not only financially but socially for mn-ny n pleasant evening was spent. Especially are they grateful to Capt. and liirs. Frank Murphy at whose spacious home several of these events were, held, also to Mr. Maurice Lnnnnn for his kindness in offering his home at their dis- posal, cnd while they greatly ro- gret not being able at the present time to partake of Mnuriceb hos- pitality, nevertheless they expect to enjoy the pleasure of such a rare trent at some future date. But above all are they grateful to Mrs. Louis McDonald, tho proslticnt oi’ this branch fo the Catholic League Club. who was solely in- strumental in starting these social affairs, thc success oi’ which is mainly (llie to her untlrlng efforts. Mrs. McDonald is certainly n woman among women. for besides attending to her household duties. which doubtless lire mnuy, having tho care of five children, aha also usssiats hrl" husband in tllc manngc- ment of the Montague Bakery. :1 business which has grown beyond all expectation, and those are nol all, she also finds time to devote herself to the service of ihc church. To use an old expression women of lllrs. McDonald's type are few and far between.

Mlnnrllhn Linlménl Relieve-n (‘ollln -i-¢Q%—-——

IN MEMORIAM

MARY R_UBY BRAHAM

The Angel oi‘ Denth visited lhe

wounded the heart; of dear ones, which time alone can relieve the, ‘palm-H. I

PERSONALS i

—Mr. A. A. Moose, Victoria West returned homc on Saturday being storm stayed in town for, SOHIP days-H. '

—Dr. G. P. McDougnil, O'Lenry was a pnnscnger west on Saturday lcveningn-H.

—~Mr. Alexander White who ro- iurncd from the lumber woods on Thursday evening. left on Sutur-

day’s train for his home in Elms-

dale.—H.

“That's a very loud overcoat you’ re wearing/t "Yes, that's why I have to wear a muffler with it." -—From the London Mail.

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\ arbzalln¢¢y~ DR. CALDWHIS [AXATIVE

SYRUP. PEPSIN / ‘Mull ihcmﬁeljolbaguii:

over, in tho notion lhnt lweause on aro old you need a "strong phy c." In that, just lmoounc you are old a mild laxative is boiler for you. The trouble with purges and cathartlcs

dron anrl for elderly people. Effective at Small Cost

- , b d f bl e hit h k a “a...” i.?‘Y'.b‘.i'..i‘;.‘.t“:.il h Mgnpgggggl- "gufijf 011:3; eff-fin. f" "‘ " ' ° '° ’ musoi of fll%mtlon ﬂabby. Mr. a Tk h h f ‘h it buttons st_tho front and i Prince Edward 5b., ‘ " ‘y’ has“ 7°" “maﬁa e shows hands of the gingham on do.’ e..i;'fl,i.ii.'lfil‘.'t“.'.t one‘, h» we,“ ~37», qmr " "' an... .... “atop ti...“ wrghmﬂegngg; 3f- Labor Government ,’ ' ‘l, o. h lehveerish or have a laxative B in... ﬁr. in notion and “ha, gggvlhmuipmdhlgnlgev may} y "udwhll" as condition iliztdiowfrs the vianlity Does Not Gripe P“; i i‘ m ‘Pgmdﬁ A iglglitiOUTll, Eng,‘ Mstlgch Ill;- - m”, r ue wasps o e or _ ovgmm'rrg°dg - mid”, mm‘. Mnﬂwlm iovarnment yestsrdsy by Lady ' g“: fﬁlffgl “' "'5'" l’ m““"""‘" A 3t‘.‘:.'.1‘.‘.l..".’.?.'§3." i-liillhcfiiil‘ a M“: ymmmi"""'“ ""f"f""ﬁ"'“"'h”'"""‘ present government, the wsy they m|lo '“¢l“V'"m~-v ' lilltlﬂ ll‘ UII ‘HIM! tlli R1‘! M"

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Good Health in Happy Old Age

HE chief mnccrn of cldcrl peo- liquid laxative in the world. Bo- plc is their health, and t is cause of its mildnese and freedom best assured bg regular dnil bowel from grlping it is especially ideal movement. " em is no tru . how- for the extreme-a of spas, for chil-

Get s bottle of Dr. Calrlwrllhu Laxative Syrup Prpsln at any drug

uni-stunner»:-

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CONTRASTING MATERIALS FOR GIRL!’ TUB FROCK Contrasting materials are vcr-y smsrt for frocks of the tub variety. This little girl wears s youthful frock of white linen, which sohiev- es s smsrt note of contrast in

Imus sun first." silo ssid. ‘i think t l is very splendid. We must vs ej- devil bis line. in time or irsscitien smi some

home of Mr. and Airs. James Bra- ham, Keusingtbn at nn early hour on 'i‘hursday, Feb. 21st and claim- ed us its victim ilreir darling lbnby Mary Ruby, ngc niuc mouths.

Mnry. u bright and lovable child the pride nnd joy oi‘ her parents had never been ill from birth until the evening previous of her dentin, The best uiedicnl aid was summon- ililil it was found she bud (ﬁontract- ‘ed pneumonia and in n i'ew short hours her spirit took its flight to Heaven, where pllin and sorrow is unknown. _ Tile inucrul took place to SL5 Mary's Church, lntllnn River and was largely attended. The pall hen-rare were: Roy lMcArihur, lRoh- ert Goodwin, Maurice ililzgius and llnul-eltl German. She leaves to mom-n their loss her father‘ nnd mother, two brothers, James E. and Earl J., two sisters Aniceta and Rllla. Da-rl-ing ‘Mary from us has gone, Her voice we loved is stiiled. l-ler place la vacant in our home. Which never run be filled.

MOTHER!

Child's Best Laxative

Tongue Shows if Biiious, Consiipated

Hurry Mother! Even a iratiui. peeviisb child loves the pleasant taste of

vent a sick child tomorrow.

Ask your drulglst for "California Fig Syrup" which-ho! directions for babies and children of all ages printed on bottle. Mirth- eri You must say "Osiifornw or you may get an imitation ill IYYIID.

' loving

"California Fig Syrup" and it never falls to open the bow- els. A tenspooniul today may pre-

genuine

W- Murdock is now Guardian Ag- ent in Montague and will be pleas- ed to receive news items, advertis- ing, Job Printing, new and renew- al subscri, loner-if.

Head Golds Ended by Healing Cream

if your nostrils are clogged and your head is stuffed because oi nasty catnrrh or a cold, apply a little pure antiseptic cream into your nostrils. it penetrates through every air passage, soothing and healing swollen, hranes and you get instant relief.

Try this. Get s snmlll bottle of Bly’s Cream Balm at any drug store. Your clogged nostrils open right up; your head is clear; no more hawking or snuitl-ing. Count iiity. All, the stufflness, dryness.

feel dine.

m» MR8. J. J. OHAPPELL

(From the Esnlhnm, Iowa Echo)

Mary Ellen Robinson, daughter of Isabella and Thomas Robinson was born in Charlottetown, Prince Edward lieiand, Canada, and passed very peacefully to her reward at Enrlham, Iowa, She was married to. J. J. Chappell and to them was born a family of two sons and three daughters. After many years oi‘ joyful and devoted companion» ship she gave up her dear husband who so long helped her along life's

easier for he; ‘by the glorious hope of being re-united some glad day. in 1908 Mrs. Cha-ppell gave up a daughter also, and with her and many others oi‘ former genera» lions she will at last be united. Mrs. ChnppeiPs life oi‘ seventy-so ven years has been one of service, sacrifice and love for others, and her devotion to her family and home lids been one of its striking leatures.

in her inst [cw years, spent at the home of her daughter and son- lll-liﬂW Mr, and iilrs. J. R. Thom- son in what to her was a new coun- try and amidst new friends, Mrs. ChappelVs helpful and encouraging example has shown as u bright pli-i- net in a starry iirlnament. Few people oi‘ her years could adjust themselves‘ to strange surround- ings as she did unu ever since her_ coming to Earlham -i‘lve years sgol she him made friends, friends who’ loved her and admired her splen-l did womanhood in delightful assoc- iation. . | With busy hands and active mind- she spent ller latter days, and] those nearest to her lovingly ios-, tliy to her unusual charm as mo- ther and friend. Young and old al-, ike found joy in her presence; herl ready wit, her good solid sense, her cheery disposition and uncompiaixil ing nature, together with a slend- last lrust and belief that her lifcl was safely held and directed by| her Heavenly Father, who she daiv iy glorified and proclaimed, alll combined to mwke the rare and bc-' loved woman found in Mrs. Chapl peil. When a few years ago she suf~ fered a. serious illness God spared her Sl-lll to bless lives, and when stronger in health she enjoyed a visit to her beloved family in herl native land. Later ahe happily re- turned to the tender care found in the ‘little house in Enrlham, which

home.

Never quite recovered in health, but cheery and uncomplnlnlng she faced her last sickness of only n low days, and this time these two had a0 oilcn soothed and cheered her had to let her go.

A loving fnmily nnd many friends -.viil mls her, but tenderly cherish hur mumory and who would ikcnp om who was so ilrod and worn. who was so sure of her Father's wclmlnc, and had lom: wince he'll hrrarii‘ really to do liin iloly \Vili'.’ Mrs. Chzlppcll was a devout lilOill‘ hcr of tho Episcopal Church. Thr- hunlla oi‘ n devoted hon will i-ulu: her to her rusting pint-o, and lhorc with sorrowing hcnrin lll.l‘ lumiiy will luy hcr lruil body beside her fond companion, but her examples and tieods of kind- ness will long linger u shilling iri- bute to the__uacful and obcdionl life oi u child oi‘ God,

Our Tribute.

You cumc us u stranger to us one day

And quickly you made your wuy

Right into our hearts, and into our

love, And oi oourso ws-wcra glad you oould stay, ' We know that our ways were stran- ge to you,‘ . But ne'er did we heel‘ you coni- plain. As soon an we knew you we quick- ly felt ' Thai for us. your coming was gain. l i-iow could we help “but lbB drawn to you

When aye in your eyes we'd find

That gi-esming light of Mother love

"Fhsl. n ‘f to sll human kind.

Then aye as we'd visit we'd feel s cord

Commerciaiilotel

Kensingwll, P-E-L .

been after Marsh 1st Unlsr New Management Rates 13.50 Per Day - em Oslhpis 1mm u. ca. wnsensslswarv lines

It th . - ti. t ls i... ti. awn “l. Q: .193’... bsrnti it and wo

‘

Thst was binding to ours your hesri, And sys we'd enjoy you u dsye went on. Never thinking - we soon must ‘part.

but you've olten wit] us. end well we know You were ready to do i-lis will,

The when Imus osiiod we inusi-

Wll l0.

Bill, levies, and loving you‘ still.

friends you are 14min; ere

All richer because of you. Your eolnoll m who. vom- truli sincere.‘

..'EA8TERN AGENT-Jill‘. J.‘

inﬂamed mem- -

struggling for breath is gone. Y2K '

pathway, his going was only made A

Latest Spring Apparel Attraetiveiy Priced

A Wonderful Collection of all the Latest Styles in Coats, Suits, Dresses etc. for Spring

' All the newest styles and materials.

SPECIAL VALUES ‘IN COATS .

Coats in stripes, checks and plain in the newest sport styles, swagger, wrap around and belted eifect-sSizes for women .and misses. A large assortment to choose from

at $10.75, $15.00 and $20.00.

JUST ARRIVED—FLANNEL DRESSES

Smart new ﬂannel dresses that will ﬁnd a welcome in‘ every woman’s spring outﬁt, one or two piece models, with contnasting color trimming-s. Some with silk braid and silk ties in many pretty combinations of sand and brown, blue and grey, sand land henna, navy and grey, etc. Ladies and misses sizes $9175 to $13.50.

Children’ ﬂannel dresses $7.25. .

MILLINERY

A special assortment of new Spring hat-s that will be sure to please the most exacting. Many pretty styles of straw, silk and faancy materials. Prices reasonable.‘

‘i 18, 1924

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WHITEWEAR

A complete line of new whitcwear Just m.

Ladies night gowns, trim- med with lace tucks and em- broidery . . . . .. 98c to $4.15

Corset Cover-s 55c to $2.40 Princess Slips $1.75 to $2.50

Bloomers, pink and white. Special values . . . 55c to 90c

Envelope chemise, plain and fancy . . . . . 85c to $2.85

ONE PRICE TO ALL

‘zkmli-B-lil-ttsﬂ. Your friendship warm and true. But “we'll thinlk oi’ you often, and _wllh our thoughts Our fondness will oft-e nbe. You came as a stranger to us one

she had then learned to know as You're 501115 ibnck to the spot you‘

i l l l l l

Prllwsa ilrlls itli.

GLOVES

Ladies gloves in short and gauntlet styles, fancy stitching land contrasting embroidery.

Chamoisette 75c to $1.85. Kid $2.25 to $3.90.

A special line of ladies. white kid mash gloves. Special $1.50.

Extra special values in black suede $1.00.

ONE PRICE CASH STORE

loved. '

A spot we may never see, I day-

Wc must not ask God "Wily?" die welcomes i-lis own to llia inw- en of rest Dear, kindly old friend “Good- byo."

Most headaches clue to lack of internal cleanliness

WHEN you are constipated,

poisons form in the accumu- latccl loocl waste. These poisons, absorbed by the blood, are carried throughout the body. Headaches follow. Bilious-ness, sleepless nights. lack of energy, all result from constipation. Each of these takes away piecemeal something of your health and strength. In time, intestinal poisoning clue to lack of internal cleanliness may cause the breakdown of some vital organ.

ln constipation, say intestinal spe- cialists, lies the primary cause ol more than three-quarters of all illness including the

‘it-KIWI?

Constipation

continued use ielnd only to

vats the conclitiop and ofteriilverad

es pernasnent ingnry.

gravest diseases of life. Laxatives Aggravafe? Laxatives and culhsrtios do

not overcome constipation, says s noted authority, but by their

Medical science, through knowl- edge of the intestinal tract gained by X-ray observation, has found at last in lubrication a means of overcoming constipation. The gen- tle lubricant, Nujol. penetrates and softens the hard loocl Waste and thus hastens its passage through and out of the bocly. Thus Nujol brings internal cleanliness.

Physicians Favor Lubrication

Nujol is used in leading hospitals and is prescribed by physicians "throughout the world. Nujol is

Hsslh and Halrfnul RH!!!‘

Iniwul (‘hardiness

not u medicine or laxative and cannot gripe. Like pure water it

is harmless.

Get rid oi.c0nshps'

avoid

disease by edoptiegtheh-rgltof im

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or vvuh your lose.

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