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un Surruiu
Read Hriw Mrs. Goodling got
Relief and Strength.
Y P -“I h used Lydia E.
PInl:Il\i.am'a`Ve etablz. Compound and
i K foundlttoboall you
"mill"  say it is. I wasso
sitcikndthatl eoxlndk not
 s at my ' to
 wash dishes and I
. _ Se,-P,4§, eouldnotsitwithout
‘Q-.§e"§,§ a pillow under me.
|_"  _li I had the doctor
(_ . -ti: _ yi 51.- every few days but
,I    since I have taken
 the Compound I
  don't have to lend
-"---'  forhim. Ihavehad
three children and could not rsise any of
them, but since I have taken the Com-
pound I have a bright baby boy. I
advise every suffering woman to try it
and get relief. It has done wonders for
rne."-Mrs. CATHARINB Goonuric, 188
E. King Street, York, Ps.
When a medicine has been luccelfill
in bringing health to so many, no
woman has s right to say without try-
ing it, “I do not believe it will help
me. ” There must be more than a hun-
dred thousand women in`this country
who, like Mrs. Goodling, have proven
whatwonders Lydia E. Pinkhsm's Veg-
etable Compound can do for weak and
ailing women. Try it and sea for
yourself.
lf there are any complications
you don’t understand, write
Lydia E. Piakham Medicine C0.
(confidential), Lynn, Mass.
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Piano Play for you
'l`hc \\'II.l.IL\` I‘la_vci'-Piano is
ai. i\1:l>'t<:i~-plcvc gt' artistic craft-
_ mnh.~'l1ip, nu-t~hhnict\l |1ori'oct.i0n
:Intl t-xr-vliftit't\ nI` lonc.
\\'i|h il, any o1'<Iil1Iu'_\.~ musici-
an, or 1-vt-u tl\o>'t~. who tio not
l<nf.<w 1-von ti :~'lu;;lt‘ notc, I-nn,
p\'o<lut'c :ict-t|1'zltf.\.l_\' thc most
b1~.:t\11i1`ul and most tliilicult of
:ill mush-ul votupositious.
Light, up your homo with thc
\\'Ii.I.IS l’I..\\'I-`.I{-l‘lA.\'0. ('all
in :lull lot thc nmtt-hlc.<.< instru-
nxcul play for _vol-I.
A. -E. Toombs
77 Queen St.
EXPERT
EYE
SERVICE
We have recently had the privilege
ni visiting the otiices ot somsot the
most export Opticians in Canada.
We have studied their methods and
seen thcm practically demonstrated,
and it is a matter ot gratiiicatlon to
bo able tg say that the service we
are giving our patrons, we believe
is quite cquai to that obtainable in
the larger centres.
Wo sollr-It your patronage.
The    huts' mutt
-IT PAYS to lb Ili this Province.
IU
-`-ANNUAL MEETING ot Progress
Egg Circle, will ‘be held in Ulitton
I-lull. 'I‘uesda_v, Feb. 27th, 7.30 p.m.
4552-2-26Mll.
-POLICE COURT.-- A drunk for
causing at disturbance was lined $1
and costs at the Summerside Police
Court on Wednesday. tlne paid.-ll.
-L08T.- Bright Yellow Scotch
Collie dog. Finder please communi-
cate, with John Lefurgey, Summer-
side. 4560-2-26M1i.
~ -OYSTERS- J. M. Noonan has
on hand a nice stock ot Curtain Is-
-land and Malpeque oysters. Give' him
a coll when you want oysters.
4521-2-23I\I4lpd.
-B. I. S. AT EMERALD, March
1Tth. will be duly celebrated at Em-
erald this year by the Benevolent
Irish Society. As usual :1 concert
will ho put on. 456i.
-PLAY.- it is the talk of the
town, "tho play the Old Maids Club"
that is to he given at the C. M. B.
A.. llall, Kensington, Tuesday even-
ing. l~‘ebruar_v tho 27th in aid oi’ Rcd
(‘rc-.as \\'ork. 4533-2-24M2I.
-HOCKEY MATCH Next Friday
night March 2nd all ttharlottctown
against the Crystals at Crystal Rink.
one hours skate after the match.
/ 4559-2-26M4i
WESTERN PERSONALS
---.\Ir_ Henry 'l`iainor,.l{lnkora, was
in Summcrsltle on F‘riday.-I-I.
-Mr. Andrtw Noonan paid ax bric|`
visit on Monday with fricnrls in Al-
bany. lio rctulncd to (‘harIotte‘town
on ’l'\icsrln_\'. ~Ii.
-~.\lr. .iosopli Doiron, Iiloomtield.
wil:-: nluong Ihre' outwurtl passengers
on 'I`hurs<luy cu route on business lo
North Itustico vin., Hunter River.-i~l
-Mrs. D. .l. :\‘lcNeilI and son,
Sululncrsltln have urrlvcd homo after
ii. pleasant visit with hor pnrcuts at
Albany.--II.
--Tho many irioiuis ol` Mr. Elliott
\\'righl. .\lidtl`lc'ton will bo sorry io
lcarn that hc is coniined to his bod
by a scvcrc attack ot` grippe.
~»'I`he iilisscs Ilcrtha Iliggins and
Anna May illggins, Suinlncrside. were
ovcr Sunday visitors in 'Charlotte-
town. ’I`he_\' roturnod homo on “on-
rla_\'. -- II,
---fl`l\o many friends ot Mr. Artcmas
Wright. llitltilcton. will be plcusctl to
learn that he is slowly recoveriuil
from his recent illness: although not
able? to leavo his room yet.
-Mi-:< Ross, Miss Brown and the
nurses in training nt the P. C. Hos-
pital, Summersltle, were the guests
of .\Irs. (Dix) Alex. >.\IcNoill on
Thursday evenings at 1|. pleasant
social gathering.
_ l
ELLIS’
Montague
have the Worlds talent
at your door. You can
have all or any class of
music you prefer.
The Edison Amberola
is the medium, It is the
perfect Phonogragh .
You are never lost for
diversity of music, vocal
or instrumental orchestra
bands or readings, if you
have a Phonograph in
your home. ,
We stock a large
quantity of disk and
Cylinder records, and will
{ be pleased to demonstrate
Your coupons from our
cash register are worth 5
I per cent on every dollar’s
I worth you buy.
G. F. Hutcheson
Opfician _ .
Ellis’ Pharmacy Ltd
, w Y The event or the season was the
-TWO CENTS per word each ,in-
sertion lor advetlsiag in this column.
can must accompany order- -Hint excites nr Alherron and A-:lies or sum-
uium charge twenty-tive cents.; .
-Ti-in MoRN|No DAILY Guardian
oad he obtained at Laiterty’s Tensor- gum.. “ms ,,wm_ with only one More
Ial Parlors, Summerside. ,
-BOARD OF TRADE--' 'A “Pedal evident that the Allies had talked I he
l\190\’l"§ Ui me Summer' matter over, tor in less than three
SMB BURN , 0f '|` N106 W" minutes alter the beginning of the |18St
held 0” Thufsday evenlliii |35! halt the` Summerslde ladies scored
.to luke into consideration the aueB~` twice, but just then Miss Larkin. -the
tion of transportation between Sum~‘ Atherton s-tar, played' the game with
merside and the Mainland. The Pre-.Isuch activity as 'could only be equall-
sldont, Mr. John Campbell, presiding. ed by- a professional, At the end the-
The committee on repairs to Railway
Whart' repc-rted~the _result ot' their in- Ames. The game was' satisfactorily
tervlew with 'the' Siiperlntendent oi
P. E. l. R. Allhollgll l'\0 tleilliite pl‘0- Lino up was as fgllgwgr-
mise was made by that oiilcial yet it
is llkoly that the wharf will be tem-
porarily repaired in order to handle
the coming seuson's work. The ques-
tion of the withdrawing ot' the North-
umberland from the Summerslde.
Point Du Chono routn on the com-
mencement oi’ work by tho car ferry
at Carleton was discussed at some
length and the president was instruct-
ed to wire thc Minister oi Railways
enquiring li it was thc intention of the
Department to place the steamer on
Summerside Point Du tfhene- route on
opening ot' navigation. The question-
ot` scrvico to Newfoundland was also
tukcu up und the Secy. was instructed
to take up this matter with the cou-
tructors of last. season as regards
their intention [or the coming season.
The niattor c-t’ securing a steamer tor
locnl service in the cvcnt oi' the wltli-
drawal oi' the Northumberland was al-_l
so tilsc-usserl, and n resolution was
pnssetl, re the inte-resting ol local capi
tal in this move.--P.
--LAFIGELY ATTENDED FUNER-
AL.-- The iuncral oi tho late Thomat-4
E1 Williams ni' Mount Pleasant took
placu on Thursday tho Iilth Inst., and
was one or thc largest even seen at
the Immaculate Conception (‘hurch.
Wellington. The cnlcbrant of thc
mass wns thc pastor Rev. John A.
McDonald. asslstcrl by Rcv. S. A.
lioudrcnult as doacon and llcv I~‘. I..
Coniiolly as slllmlcacon, whllf- Rcv.
P. l‘. A|°scnnult und tho lion. A. li.
Arscnault. ably :msislotl tho choir.
Tho Knights ni Columbus, of whose
orticr tlcccasod was :1 mcmbcr, and
the congregation do Notre Dame sent
Spiritual wrealhes. Ile lcavos a young
wife dnug'hter ot' Mr. James Ramsay
Gi 'l`i'l10 Vullffy " and thrcc child-
ron. Iiesitles n widowctl mother, sis-
t.or of the lute Thomas Foley oi` (‘ha'r-
lottctown. llc leaves also two broth-
crs, Dr. W. Id. of Montreal and Gr.
James. P. with the colors in I-England.
'l`\vo married .~\i.<ters; Mrs. Jos. N.
and John S. l\It~l(innon ot Grand Riv-
er and two in rcligion. Sr. St. (‘.ntht=r-
ine r,-t` .\Ii.~:cour_-ho (‘onvont and Sister
St. Elizabeth 11-i' St. lfatrit-k's Acad-
emy, _B/ioutrcnl. The Guardian
offers its sympathy to tho bcrcavod
faniily.
IKNIIWIEIJGMINI
The following letter has just been
rcccivctl by the l.a<Iie:-1 Auxiliary A.
0. ii. from Lance ("orporal James
(fain, ut thc 185th Battalion, now in
Sussex, Engiaud:~
sides- Dear Sinters,- I am real-ly
ashamed of mye-=It’, for not acknow-
ledging iicforo, tho beautiful Christ-
iana box you so kindly' rent mc. I
have no cixmu-ac to oi‘i’er it was purely
and simply n case ot' careless neg-
lect on my part however, I hope you
will now accept my sincere thanks,
tor the above mentioned box. I rcal-
ly cannot, find' words to cxpress my
deep appreciation i`or such a useful
box. Your thotlgliiftilness' could be
seeii in every article the box contain-
ed and it showed me very plainly in-
deed how deeply you have the wel-
fare' ot' us soldiers at heart. I may
say that -I spent 11 fairly enjoyable
Cliristinas though thousands o|` miles
l'rom home and dcar ones. At thc
great season of (‘.l\ristn1as‘, our
thoughts naturally turn to the honie~
land and wo think of the many happy
timer- spout (hero. Tho receiving of
sucir a splendid Pliristtnns present,
when away from ouefs native land.
helps to knit tlrmcr the bonds oi'
lovc gnc has for homo and friends.
Again thanking you for the splendid
gift und' trusting thal..God's bountiful
blessing may be showered, on you this
new year. I remain, yours- t`r'ntr~rnnll_\'.
JIMMIE t‘AIRNS." -II.
Intelligent Lad
"To the L. A. A. O. II.. Suunucr-fuse the Farador Tibout three months-
_...___
Ladies' Hockey Match at (‘|-ystnl Rink
on Friday evening, between the Reg-
mBl'Bill9. -t he extra large crowd ol'
spectators were much interested lu
the game. During the ilrst half- the
which was in favor of t he Regalettes
but during the intermission it was
score stood 2 to 1 in favor ot’ t hcl
referred by Mr. Earl Grady.
ALBERTON.
'Miss Flossle Corbett »-Rover
Miw Ruth l.arkln,-- t_‘entrc.
Miss Francis Rogers- A. Wing.
Miss Vera Baker,-l.. Wintr-
Miss Alice Dawson-(‘.. Point.
Miss Annie liunter- Point.
Miss Edna Millcr-- (ioai.
SUMMERSIDE.
Miss Bessie Alwartl- Rover.
Mis-5 ilsaura. Pa!lmer- (`€r\i\“B.
Miss Eupheinia Gallant- R. Wing-
Miss Mildred Silliphant- I.. _Wing-
Miss Ruby Hackett- (‘. Point. .
Miss \Vlnnie Kenny-' Goal. "&`
smut tunnis
(Special to The Guardian.)
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Co.. stock and bond brokers, meni-
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FHUM ll ISLINIIEH'
Who Cured Himself of, Rheumatism
and a Child of Scarlel Fl-VSV-
Kiukora. RJR. No. 2.
b. 21 1917
Fe . -
Dear Sir.- I take much pleasurc
in rot-onunendim: the F‘ara<_lor. I sul-
fcreti much from rheumuttstu winch
I had for over clcveri Wal'-‘I 3li“»l` hav'
ing had rheumatic fever. I befllln 10
ago and when I ha ' used it 0116 HIUIIUI
I was cured of the ailment and have'
no signs ol' it now;
A nclghbor’s little boy had scarlet.
fever and had eaten nothing t'or many
days and was in very had shape. I uh-
pllexl thc Fararlor and utter :<ever_al
treatment:-r the child was completely
cured. _
I regard the I-‘arador as at tflleilli
should be in ovary homo.
I FRANK I\<lA\’IiE\\'.
The foregoing letter is address-ed
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