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Price 50c. sbozsi: s11 dealers, ‘eddirecton of price

p Palatable!

HERE'S a delic- ioue tang. a dis- tinctive flavor to the Genuine Barbados QQ,EQ Molasses.

And a wealth of

, food value, tool

Undiluiecl, unadult- erated, it is the pure juice of the Barbados Sugar Cane, made and packed according to

m Government Standard for your protection.

Remember: Ask for the Genuine Barbados fig-gig Molasses.

GOOD GROCERS SELL IT.

‘acid Not Sleep esrt and Nerves

was six years ego I have never been nbled with that complaint again."

. T. Milburn 0a., L Wed, Toronto,

J. Lester Douglas Wholesale Produce 39 Queen Si; Oh-(Iottetown, P. B. I.

Sharples Cream Separator

The Famous Buetlon Peed Get our 1927 Prices

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eoeoe-oo-eoooo-oe-e-e-yewo-w- it and wss horrified.

INSIDIOUS EYE STRAIN

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vise y.

Sufferers from Eyestrain may have perfect vision and therefore do not suspect the presence of any eye defect-

The motive power of the entire‘ human organism lg Nerve Energy. .

Normal eyes, It is computed utilize about 20% of this Nerve Energy. but when Eye- etrsln ls present, a much larger proportion Is required. l-Isnoe defective eyes, through their oonsumptlon of on ex- oseeivs amount of Nerve En- ergy may seriously affect the functioning of other organs oi the body and produce lli health.

HAVI YOUR EYII IXAMINID

G. F. Hutcheeoni ‘ ‘P173111

Wdsl use this adjective ed- i

0T by

HADN'T_ FAINTED\ ‘rue

TOO NOISY FOR HIM She: I never see you smoke a :lgsr with a band. He: No; thafwould be too noisy for me. ‘

A BLANK

“it's strange, that man hasn't a bit of education. but he can read my mind with care."

"Well. there's nothing strange about that."

AN EXPLOSION IN ART

I Mrs. NcwrIehL/Pve had my per trait done In marble-a marble bust. How do you like it’!

Mrs. Stabh: It'e an cxplcsion. my dear.‘

BEHCP A ___,__,w11:y|__|._. .... Old Gentleman (to painter, In

park): Do you ever make use oi dry paint’! Painter: Oh, yes, but i didn't

paint that bench you're sitting or with It just now. .

\

He (enjoying open tire): What time do you love belt?

She (helpfully): Why don't you experiment and find out‘!

TRU-E HOSPITALITY. A spinstor encountered some boys in the old swimming hole, liillilis everything but. nature's garb,

“(Isn't It against the law to bathe without suits on. little boys?" "Yesmi" "announced freckled

Johnny, “but Jimmy's lather is a

policeman, g0 you can come on in."

lRlllJBlEll ‘WITH EIIZEMA IN RASH

All Over Soul . ltched and - Burned. Cut curs liealod.

" i was troubled with sesame. it brobeoutinsredrasbsllovsrmy scalp sud sflar a time turned so

mplee. l! ltched and burnedell

etimssudnueedmyheirtofsli out.

" i read an advertisement for Cu. rieurs Seep sad Ointment sud eest for s free sample end ohm using it found ‘greet POM-s l ; more, and alternate] iwo cshss of ‘ Cuticura Beep and one box of Cud- cura Ointment l wee oomplessg heeled." (Signed) Miss lereh . Davidson, Oummc in, New Gise- gow, Nova lcotis. s

Cudcure Seep, Ointment end Teleum emote and maintain skin purity,s inoomforrsndelill bmlth often when all else fella. .

With The Horsemen

Iy (“TEOP The Victoria IParls Speedway has proved a bonanea for the Charlottetown horsemen. ‘Every week another good prospect is ‘being unoclvered, and it is indeed remarkable the ‘way s number of horses have made speed since (he Speedway came Into existence. Perhaps the most glaring example is that of the black Dingoia pacer owned ‘by Arthur Mclnnis. A ‘month ago this horse did not appear to have any way of going. and two weeks ago he won a nice race on the pace and demonatrsteii he possesses real speed. While the new Speedway is deserving of some credit most goes to trainer Art Mclnnls the ZBen White o! the east.

Tra ner Ernest ‘Murphy, (Thomas W.) ntinues ‘to uncover every little ‘while, another real one. For the past two months he has (been jogging IDevliset. ‘While tho horse fans liked the colt’s breeding, he was termed a “dulb” us far us speed was concerned, but the latter part of last. ‘week (Murphy turned on the gas and showed a. number oi spectators that he had a real trotter. "Thomas" says he only had the lever half open.

The sensation of this winter how- ever ls the ‘Liongset filly Evasette. This three-year-old has been a quarter/over the Ice in 33 1-2 seconds, which is exceptional for s. mare of her age and under conditions in this country. This filly possesses a great speed in- horitance having for a (lam a full sister in ‘blood to Widow (Magic.

Since the sale of Tramp Across Mr. Jlnbing ls> confining his attention to Land Lilly a four- year-nld mare (by Land (League. “Giggy" thinks she's real."

The many friends of Captain Jackson and his genial owner ‘Mr. C. ‘H. (Chandler are ‘pleased to know that the ‘fast trotting son of Captain Aubrey is sufficiently improved from his recent ‘attack of congestion of the lungs to -be seen again on the streets.

Admiral. twenty-one years of ago surprised some of the fans with ‘remarkable speed on the

Speedway last ISaturday. Admiral is an Upton (Farm product, having been (bred -‘by the late Dr. J. '1‘. Jenkins.

Morgue ‘Direct owned by Alder- man (Dr. ‘Charles Dougan is pleasing her many admirers with the way she demonstrates on the Speedway.

The Pup hasmot been seen on the Speedway. (He is slightly lame, The ailments are not serious how- giver. a slight hurt received in the stall. The (Pup is to bc given a cureful slow preparation for next summer's racing and his owner confidently expects to beat 2.15. -

_ Other parts of the province are not behind (Charlottetown in the mutter of ‘winter racing. Racing is occuring weekly on the East River. Summerside, New London, North River, Oyster Bed and other parts of the ‘island, and every little while a good green thing is popping up.

"summer should see _t_h_e_ gr st season's racing in the Island's history. '

Horse owners and trotters are taking kindly to the new money

Acids In Stomach Cause indigestion

Create Gas, Sourness and Pain How To Treat

Medical authorities state that nearly nine-tenths o! the cases of stomach trouble, indigestion. sourness. burulus’. gas, bloating, nausea, etc-. IIQ 11"" l" an excess of hydrochloric acid in the‘ stomach and nut as some bcilevu to n luck u! digestive juices. The delicate stomach lining is irritated, digestion is delayed nud food sours, cuueiug the disagreeable symptoms which every stomach sufferer knows so well. Artiticial digelteuts are no: noedediu such cases sud uniy do real harm. Try laying aside sll digestive aids and in- stead get from any druilklst a l9!‘ ounces ot Bisurated Magnesia end Mk1. a tesspoonful in s quarter glass o. water right after eating. This sweeten! the stomach, prevents the formation o! excess acid and there is no sournese. gas or pain. Bisurated Magnesia (in powder or tablet form-never liquid or milk) is harmless to the stomach, in- expensive to take and is the moss et- iicient form ot magnesia for stomach purposes. it is used by thousands oi people who enjoy their meals wlm nu more fear of indigestion.

ECOLESIASTICA

menz" "There are three clergyman. (Bishops.

kimls

to do it.

longer sermons good man."

Bringing Up Father___

‘be easily dernedl (mu a sewlngi lmecimine. The pleased‘ foot should) A sohsolboy’; essay on "Clergy- ‘be removed, and ‘with needle and

oqmoved backward and rum», and wmlille the ‘machine works row l) c curate, the bishups tell the rec-TfOW 018141011111‘! 0108641? flei- whim‘ ters to work. and the curate havejl-he hole ulml ‘sllilmlflldlll! ill-in Tab‘ A cu", (s a (hm mgr-yrlc are covered in one direction.‘ n . lun~ned haIf§HOW to Est. will b9 8011i (P69 011 Mrs. Gerald Nicolle mum- Mn (request. it contains much useful M153 ‘Marggrgt Robqmqm (information. Address The Dr. Wll- M. J. Brebaut .. . . (liams Medicine (Co., Brockville, Ont.) Mrs. Christopher ‘G

rled man. but when he is a rec-Iifhe 111N010 8000M

ter he gels fuller and can preach W8)’ flwlllld‘ B0 "Illi- a l"

and becum a of (owls of stitching may cross (he ‘(first at (right. anglles.

- was cminnorrsrows GUARDIAN

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EAGLE app!)

from selected herds, pre- served with granulated sugar after part of the- natural water content of the milk has been taken away.

Wrlld

The Borden Co. L I d., Montreal, for valuable Baby Welfare Book.

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winning classification which we hope to explain in (lctall in au- other article.

Border (Prince, 2.11 1-4, a (bay trotting stallion -by (Borden Knight. which earned tame on lhc Chatham track and other ovals In the (Mari- time Provinces some years ago. dropped dead in the railway yard last ‘Friday. lie had ‘been taken sick while on the other side of the river and Daniel (Crlpps, who had charge of him, was endeavoring to get him to his (barn for treatment.

Border Prince made his mark on the (Chathsm track and belonged to Edward Dalton, oi! Newcastle.

—-—i¢o->--—i THAT'S DIFFERENT.

“Head of the ‘House (furiously): “Who told you to put that paper on the wall?" Decorator: "Your wife sir." ‘Head of the (llouse (mildlyz)

Beethoven Centen- ary Celebration

VIENNA, Feb. 22. —- T‘he caplifll of Austria which prides itself on ‘being a metropolis of music, is pre- paring flttlngly to obscure the hun- dredth anniversary of the death of Beethoven, the, celebration lasting over five days. from March 26 to 3‘1. A committee has been formed under the patronage ol the presi- dent of the State and the arrange- ments for the commemorative pro- gramme are well in hand. The Vienna municipality lilig placed at tho disposal of n committee headed by ‘Professor Guido Adler, the sum of 4,000 schilliugs, while the Sen- ate has voted 30,000 schillings on condition that thc Build provide u similar amount.

‘Since Mozart, l-laydu and Beeth- oven were composing in Vienna, the city has (lever ceased to culti- vate carefully and lovingly the tra- ditions bound up with these names, and at the same time to keep the‘ gates oi‘ her music temple open to, modernity ln music. Her Academyi .02. Music and i1er..first grand or-. cliestra, the Philarmonlc, are evl-, dcuces of this. S0 are her great, State Opera and also the many‘ other theatres in which, since the] time of Johann Strauss, the more| light-winged type of musical Perl formance, the Vleunaoporctta, is, promoted and cared 1'or. ; France too will render homage. to the masters “it is (again to lake up his work," said the French conductor, M. Wldorf “execute his symphonies, exam-i inc his sonatas, know the circum- stances which preceded or followed‘ their creation.

“I advise you t0 sec the manu- script of the sonata ‘Appasslonsta.’

appeared difficult. Nevertheless.

sionata’ as if she

to n. publisher. it is due to her that we possess it to-dsy."

?—<-0-¢-—-—-— Table (linen. and house linen can

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-..(((a.l Meeting

——ie simply pure cow's milk ‘

"Pretty, isn't it?“ j

“°'“'"'s"“y5g1‘a(lc." indigestion and other forms M“;

(indigestion is weak, ‘blood. If the blood looses its tone fihe acting of the digestive organs lsl

Rain drops were mixed with thcorgan and so banish t-lie cause of‘M'rs_ notes and the reading of the \v0rk'in(llze8ll0ll-

. had alwaysjrlus. known it. Delighted, Beethoven con-i blood s

(Mediums -Co., Brockvllle, Ont.

_ l _ __ .- Orphanage Maln- ; . ‘ “swat...” _ i ‘ ‘ the bowels so frantically cs- ~ tenfincg 01%‘: . . o - pel the the intes- lon 1n . rlnessn r us r esystem ____ on “e 707116 ll I2 or (he drue- o» om- ms , , I potions contain. , (Continued) b e‘ l N“ tna 8 lei acts entirely dffieremiy. is Georgetown per Mrs. A. Alien and y ,¢0ntsineno nomedlcins. lu Mrs. L. H. Douglas ' liemdrlededunfie issuer ‘ti - said zloolm =“~“‘-:~.“:::.c isms Mrs. Tuppe . - “u * Mrs. C-hasf-Johnston . ' “ft?” “*1?!” ‘begun?’ gapnsrolrumlu .15 Wllasiredleadlngdocrore 99cm, Add“ Nuiol 1:51:1- er new" yen om n so eatrlc Ski . . . '- MPB. JOlin (Piiblicdlx: . hdw Nine dgctgnoutdeyefy [gn Naturmn Ashley Alle . . . . . .. 1:00 ' ' Nulol appeals to tlsemedlcalmsn Mrs J. W iIVidBhee 1.00 c3993 of umstiPmmi- 801% told ‘i. ‘heywge advmmgtfhc beeauaeltissllmpicncienrlficsnd M1"?- lKilllsllft 1,00 said they recommended-the Nujo type o, treumem or safe remedy for constipation, no Mrs. Wm. MoLaren '1,()0 Nujol type of treatment. their Pill"!!! 1n place oflaxa- ‘matter how-severerhecseemaybe. Mrs- (D. Gordon 4.00 ‘ river-and for these reasons; i: il senrleln m mim- Ind pm- Mflrs‘. E. B. ‘Mcnaren . 1.00 Hm: i? W???“ igmflgk"; LNuloIIs not habit-fanning; m‘ ‘° "k childm‘ km“ . rs. Albert Aimk .. , t m 0m Lin i’ 8O . Mrs. Norman Mdiioualu 11.33 i’...'.1'$(§§..- "Where hard drv 2' A 1mm‘: “aural metho ' g3" ' boztdile o‘ Mrs- mime“, McDonald 1m . t d ' ‘hi0 e ‘u, 3. A ubncsnt is better than {with , I_Y- "beam chm“: Mrs. F‘. W. McIntosh . . . . . .. 1.00 lmpac-e m“ l m“: p- “laxative; 4‘ Doesnotgflpe; ci-rrem rs Avoid bstiruzes. M165 ‘Compton .... 1.00 °“'.”'“°h'°“‘° ‘°“"'P'"°“ S. Is notlrrltating;and6. ° 9° w‘ q - “"5- L- ‘H- Douglas . 1.00 Nul°l “l!” °f "alum": i‘ Nujolglveslaetingrellef. I airs. gshnpiwaiker . 1.00 especially successful. Lsx- ' , - ev. . erce 1, ' ‘ ' ' ((8 :.:'."r.::%.:::£":(.2°::3.:.::2 UM- Mm . s Ill ., _ _ i-i Mr): gocghfxf; __ 1'38 constipation. In their place Laxatives and cetharzics vwasa Mrs. Laurlii Bre aui. ....1.'00 [recommend aninteetinallu- actbyirritatin thelntes- , , Mm. Jellies Miar 2.00 bricantinallobstinatecasce." tinal tract. ey cause F01‘ COflSUPGIlOII yrs‘; Ellwllvatiolgghll-lemnhill . 2.00 .. -‘-"no _, xx JBQhnH Stgvailt ‘ ' " ' “m -- 10° Mvrrly Harbour per Bessie Mc-Rih a (-1 . . . . . . .. 1.00 Qififégnwllel 1-00‘ Leod and Addie Ward Joinarunivl ............ .z5.w(nc (409) To be announced. (chm (Parker '_ _ Q33] ‘(i L... - icrma (s22) Moncton. Studio (Pro- Mr$_ G“ w_ Hlbbeit . ~ 1:00 Vllliarlileéd . . . . . . . . . . . . _ 1.00‘. __ _ 8.75, gram. “"10" Douglas -- . . . . . . . . . ..'. 1.00 Mllloii Jcwnuom igg Guernso Cove er m. J seuiwFAA (476)niialii:i' (iiizcah ‘Studio 3565 Mrs. Elmer Stewart 1.001 eynd Mlldrzd Coupler ' iw.§g,g(,?:,) a c y‘ . ‘ - Mrs. l~‘~. Jackson .. .. .50( . '. . Mount A‘l‘bl0li Wom ‘ . ‘ WABL (310) N. Y. Alpine Qusr institute .... .. 5.00 B§°°k§i..,'..'..(;(g;," ' 132%,? §'i‘,‘,““‘,,;,,,;,‘,,,; ' ' ' ' ' ' " {g2 lette. ‘ ' - - - (~ ~ ‘ ~ - -- - . 10.00 P. M. Mus. Willi. Shnrsm 1.00.Warren (Breheut . . . . .. 1.00 White Sands Pe Ml Fl , | ,1» , KMA (461) Shenandoah. Musicale. ' " " ° ‘m iii: m .‘:23‘s.‘1':::‘.‘5-£::‘:r."‘ u: ww-

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A Signal That the Blood is Thin and Watery.

. R b A distinguished medical authorltwgfig!‘ Hiléfmwhlte

has said, "When a man's stomach‘M,-s_ Horace whne

goes wrong, he starts on the down Mm v_ E_ 3w];

of stomach trouble (luprcsslon, often actual pain. n1|d,}lor(1cg ‘white lead to a breakdown In health. |

‘Plfllliibly the commonest cause of impoverished

Collected by Mrs.

‘zllerlbert (Cohoon. ..

To biuld up the blood there ls no- Mnh Gv Bmard

Madame Bigot played ‘the ‘Appas-jthlng can equal Dr. Wli-lliams‘ (‘Pink Mm John vanqderéuha They actually increase the M153 mum, Mwne upply, ‘making it. rich and M“; p, p, Murdock _ gratulaterl her; she asked him ton-my m (ms way they (ncrease (he Mm Gerald prowse _ five gfilhlléif flililzifiail- Qvyfl: Ulfrhlémppotlto, strengthen the nerves, put (with ‘Bucll 8 P" 9 9 - s“ 9 5 "- Icolor In tzhe cheeks and drive away James Bel .. W?“ dBY- she- l°°k the mammcriptftho feeling of weariness and de-fllsrpoy McKay . ,pression_ A ! (You are not experimenting whemcveolfll? Jordan ‘you take ‘Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills-l They have proved their value in thousands of cases, some oi them,‘ perhaps, amongh your neighbor's], . ‘The can o not in but. ood. (A lshimle (threaded, ‘Line fahrlcncamfi (madame genus S!" ‘gage Dim.‘ y or you can- gei. them by mall at 50 MN“ F‘ Jordan __ H