BRUARY 25, 1920.

alwnyodid-everywintcr. nib, Cousin Kate came m; St. Paul for a visit. e suggested

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. en. ole, m enled Ho's hands almost er-night-gentlyancl com-

tely. She always keeps l gndy now.

He? ltamla are soft eritholstum heals cracked

s, too-an cuts, burns

d other "little ills."

t Flatmn is sold oninzsonnd us,

Ibstlolstu- Co. ridgebulﬂ, Ont. , IIJ. laudoa. lug.

1| ' Tlls Lillie Nun: f" Lml‘ 11"“

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mobiles, Marine and Station- ary Engines repaired .

. repairs and Specialty Gasol- .1 and Cylinder Oil kept in stock. 15 years experience

i Leslie Campbell

Cape Traverse

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An ounce 0i rlrevention IS i W011i] ‘d '

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~ lllfQ—)'Olll' plied with Flu Medicine. following Remedies are llent to prevent Colds, , enaa and Grilure, . all Cold Tablets, Cold Tablets with Asperin, Quin~ ine Tablets, Bromo-Quinlne Tdblets, Cherry Bark Cough ~,, Syrup, Syrup oi Tar and Cod i Liver Oil. Menthol Parwiorm Tablets.Don’t be without some < good Reniedieg in the house. ave them near at hand and ake them when the ilrst sym- tbms appear. Call and we ill give- you iull directions. ow to avoid the Flu.

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GUARDIAN

..'ANNANDALE.-— Mr. C. E. Dlngwell, Dure l, was in the Vil- lage yesterday on a busines trip. -~Mr. Alex McDonald, Cape pray, is doing quite a lot oi’ threshing and putting u-p the lire wood ior the folks in this vicinity. l-ie has a good outlit to: this work-He has Roy Howlctt and Mr. Robert Sav- llie were haullr; laths from Dixon l-lros’ Mill, B‘; Fortune urn». MoFarlfane who is getting ready For the lobster -husiness.—iMr.John .l.t‘larke has ‘purchased a nice driv- ing horse from Mr. '1‘. Christian. ‘St. Gcorgcs._—.\lr. Frank McDon- ald, Durell, is very sick, Dr. D. Morris, Dundias. is attending hint. -—The Villa-gs sﬁiool is soon to be opened again. Miss Laura McDon- ald. Little Pond, is to take charge. -¢Mr. Win. McLc-Jd. Dundus. brought Rev. Mr. Maison down to Annanduie on Friday evening inst, but on account oi- the storm that evenin-g he had to return without holdtln-g a meeting in the interest dl the Forward Movement.—— Mr. 0. McDonald, Fortune was at An- nandaie last ovening.——~Mr. Micir uel McDonald, Qurell, was in the Village on Thursday 0n business.

Mlnard’: Liniment Cures Colds, Etc —-i—0o>—-—— MACARONI AND CHEESE

One cup of macaroni broken in one-inch pieces, two quants boiling water, two tcaspoonfuls ofsult.

(look tho macaroni in boiling suited water until tender (twcnity ntinuttes)“ Drain in -u. strainer and then pour cold water over the macaroni to prevent the pieces from sticking together. Put a layer 0i’ the ‘macaroni in bottom oi buttered baking dish, sprinkle with grated (tllccsc and one teaspooniul mus- tard, then repent with u layer 0t liliiCllflllll and cheese and mustard until all is used. Cover this with milk and then cover the top with buttered brcud crumbs and bake in u moderate oven until crumbs are brown [twenty minutes.) '

00N’T’ DESPAIR

iibyrou are troubled with pains, or aches; ieel tired; have head- ache, indigestion, insomnia; Pain- ful passage of. urine. you will ﬂnd relief in

. THE EASTERN

Ibeen very seriously till is rapidly

MacLean it 00., Georgetown.

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EASTERN PERSONA LS .

..'He|- many friends will be glmi

to know that Miss Millicent Camp- bell oi Montague, P. E. l. who has

recovering. Hl-B REBOLVE.

"it is better to do‘ your losing early in the season.“ "i now that axiom," said the base ll manager. "but iii happen to win a iew games l'll endeavor lo bear it with resignation."~l.ouis ville Couricrdournal.

THE LITTLE COTTAGE ORGAN. " -_-_

By Emily Metcali.

in a corner oi the attic, I iound -

the other day, The little cottage organ, mother used to play. it stood‘ amid the shadows, closed ' and silenL-yet to me

that .

held" dear to memory.

l could see the quaint old parlor, and the ilovcd ones gathered there—~

Hear Iby father's reverent accents, in the chapter, and the prayer

Then the organ, softly blending, with the hush oi‘ twilight, dim—~

When mother led the singing oi solne sweet, iuimlllur hymn.

“itock o! Ages," wondrous promise. iliark! the notes triumphant ring-

"Ahlde with Me," anti "Calvary" or "Beulah Land," we'd sing.

We learned both words and music, in the best 0t ways, i know—

' For mother's voice, we followed, ‘in those hours——long, long v ago.

l am sure you can remember—~how we children ‘loved so well, To touch the ivory key-board; tinger every stop and swell. We'd say "U-se this or that one"— though perhaps it might he wrong- , By using‘ flute or tremolo, we o!- ten spoiled the song.

But mother would be patient,she‘d lust let us try again-

and joined in the retrain.

GOLD MEDAL

The world's standard remedy for kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid troubles and National Remedy of Holland since 1698. All drug- gists, 50c a box. Guaranteed. Look for the name Gold Medal on

every box and accept no lmi~ tation

attuned to God's own key- Wlth tender care, she helped us lind——bove's perfect harmony

The years have passed, and now

we have a wonderiul machine .

We listen to great artists-who tmay please a king or queen.

But, you cannot buy a record, like ~

the music, heard today;

When l dreamed" o! ‘home, and ‘ mother-and the songs she"

used to play.

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_ when judging is cnmplctcd add nussiunrr oi‘ Agriculture and other

the Fair. Nu admission to building. id

formation write the Secretary. J. LESLIE POOLE. President. Lower Montague.

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4 The Company will purc tail Department. of the Cana

an cuinornsiowu FARM i i PRODUCTS, n0.

Authorized Capital, $30,000.00 ' 1 __ Shares $10.00 each.

., \ PROVlSl0NAL DIREQTORS

Harry Hyde, Ch’town. Cyrus Poirier, Ch’town. A ex Scott, Ch’town.

_ g their entire energies to wholesale and marketing business. The $30,000.00_‘ca stock and provide working capital. After placing a sufficient amoun paying a dividend of not more than 7 ‘per cent. up capital, the earnings of the company shall be f among its shareholders and customers.

Information and Forms of application of stock can < be had from’ Directors" or applying to Canadian Farm 1 Products Ltd., corner Great George and Kent Sts. I

liing’s County Seed Fair

l)0.\ll-l§'l‘IC ﬁCllilNC-E AND l'0I'll'l‘liY SIIIHV AT liId0ll(-'ld'l‘0\\'l\i. -. increased prizes for seeds and loading varieties of poultry.

All exhibits coming by rail, freight paid to (icorllctown, will he m. ccivcd at the depot and returned tu original point free at. the close 0|‘,

l'lntl'ance'l~‘oc, poultry 15c; eggs, 10c per

xhlhit reach Georgetown not later than March 2nd.

Fred McLaren, North River R. Percy Mutch, Mt. Herbert J. Lester Douglas, Ch’town.

10s. “D. Hughes, Avondale. John Allan, Ch’town. G. MacMillan, North River. William Kerr, Ch’town.

The object of this Co-op Groceries and Household Supp shareholders and customers. ‘ hase and take over the Re- dian Farm Products Ltd.,

erative Co. is to Retail lies for the beneﬁt of its ~

pital required will be to purchase

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rc-sscs will be dciivrrud by the Com- louding ngrlctiitttrists.

entry. s should be shipped in time to

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' No. S86-This celebrated Raymondlmprov- ed Sewing Machine is known and_ recognized throughout the civilized world as being the best and most highly satisfactory Sewing Machine, re- gardless of price. _ _

You have seen Raymond Sewing Machines doing service between thirty and forty years. When you order this Raymond you know there 1s nothing better-no machine can give you longer service or better satisfaction. - '

Just look at the beautiful quarter sawed Oak t Cabinet-Jche magniﬁcent highly polished ﬁnish» the handsome carving and stencilling coupled

‘with the fact that a. complete assortment of extra attachments supplied absolutely FREE with each Machine together with book of instructions and TEN YEAR GUARANTEE signed by the makers as well as R. T. Holman Limited; and the whole outﬁt at the marvellously low price. (Freight paid) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $31.95

Make it a Point t0 See the Celebrated Raymond at 0ur Charlottetown Sample Room

CALL at our Charlottetown Sample Room when in need of Furniture, Crockery, House Fur- nishings, Dry Goods, Footwear, Hardware or in fact anything for Farm or Home.

The majority of lines are still selling at last ycar’s prices at HOLMANS, though other cata- logs and other concerns are out with Summer 1920 prices.

You can make a big saving by anticipating your requirements and leaving your order at our Charlottetown Sample Room 01' mailing them without delay. Many lines would cost today at the factory more than we are selling them at. .

Youcan cash upon this intimation by shopping at HOLMANS, without delay-before the new catalog is in the mails-»NOW.

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What the Ray- mond is made 0f----

The Case is made of thebest selected quarter cut oak, nicely polished.

The Stand is of the new ball-bearing type. Has automatic tension. The accurately ground steel balls are encased in improved retainers where they revolve independently of each other. The new 1J1tt1nan has non-binding‘, easily adjusted connections at either end.

The Sewing Head is the most improved — a model that has made the Raymond famous.

With each Machine is included Free of Charge a full set of nickeiled steel attachments, book of instructions and a Ten Year Guarantee. Freight paid. Price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $31.95

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