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A v  the Signamre of
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f In Use For Over 30s Years'
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sonal supervision since
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
Imltatlons and “Just-as-good” are but
that trifle with and endanger the health ol
and Children-Experience against Experiment.
 what is CASTOFHA ~
ls Q harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare-
0,  and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
_ falns n.~\lt.her Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
bstanoe. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
al alleys Feverishness. V It cures Dian-hose. and Wind
lic. lt relieves Teething Tronblbs, cures Constipation
d lflatulenoy. It asslmllates the Food, regulates the
wh and Bvwels. giving neniiny and natural sleep.
_ e Childs*en's Panacea-The Mother’s Friend.
has been per- e
infancy.
ééiar
ve Always 'Bought
Men Cver 'A5 Wet *Wanted
Man .WiihaGood Head of Hair Iles Besi Chance in Life
Men Over 45 Need
_ . Nvf Apply _
Thu-ye the sign thugs getting to be cient hair restorer, is guaranteed to
a common 'ching in Canaha.
Lorporations are retirin men
K at 50.
They U0 not hiring anyone over 40.
F By Corporations V _
i There is one sure remedy that will
correct these misfortunes and aid you
to remain young.
Parisian Sage, the grand and em.
permanently rcmove dayidrufl in two
weeks, or your money back,
Parisian Sago stops falling hair-lt
_IT PAYE to bu!
Dalton
._-__ '
.vita sixteen p ers' and piggy
Minto 'goes on the* Picton-Geo:
have The- Gllard_ian’s  .fer 5
cally artistic calendar ` The art.
r _ - , i
work surmounting the calendar pro-
per, entitled "Cutting the Key-l0g.f’
Je
story, The Ilan from Gleagarry and
sera, lllhomss McNutt,~presiding. All
The cemetery ooinmitteereported s
good credit balance. Steps were tak-
en to send out new subscription lists
for Stivcnd. Votes of thanks were
passed to the Ladies’ Aid, and to thi
choir of which E, Phillips is the ef
flcient leader. Thomas McNutt was
unanimously and heartily re-elects(
(Jhairnlau oi _Managers and Normar
M _ amsayi was added to the men
_n-.__ ` -
-LECTURE.- A splendid lecturr
was given by Rev. George A; Suther-
Monduy' evening, January 13th, sub
‘ y' y
on this subject, andiorcibly revealel
the terrible injury done to the llumar
shown of the greatly decreihing usl
of alcohol in the London hospitals
during rcccnt years. Facts like thes
renowned hospitals know what they
are doing, and Sir Victor Horsley ii
_an authority in medicine. A heart:
vote of thanks was tendered to Mr.
Sutherland.
_--ii-AMII.'1‘oN.-'1"ne genial niacin
A baldheaded man Often looks 10 prevents thc hair from fading. It is smith Aw' P' W°°d“id° is doing '
years older than he ls.
A man with grey hair always docs,
notede
-'rss M1N'ro.-Pres Mines _sn-lve‘¢ '_--'rnili
lu Bum1nersids~yest'mloy 1,11; 5.1¢. can be
- - nuns » nu
sacks _of mail. Ou ward Ehstook' _ _
fourteen passengers, a 'irel¢ht" -FLOUR
nnn uiirey=eev»n‘sselm oi mall.-"ne" new prices
_ se' 0
town route on SBt\lrdly.~»-J.2  ‘
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-_SPLENDID CALENDAf_t..»-- Bl-aes,_ hgvg ‘rang
Mekav & 00-. Ltd-. B,ummenide,\_ lnes.`1_
pictures one of the most thrilling-, Bog, _
scenes ir. Ralph Connors well known. --__-
- -H.
Agent
Alberton
High grade
-FOR _pair _silver cross
=hlsck.
Wi B. Weeks &
` _1-11H6i.
--MISS HAZEL HORSE il Guar-
_iS_ in every way worthy oilthe sub-tug,” gym; gn, J_1g_*_gg§m¢'{g` Book.”
°"- ' - ' 1 store, Bdmnlersidei=':‘»i»I romeo 'phonef
s_ l'5-Island i‘e9'lil8¥i0`§»|`)h`0\‘n¢ `26. '
-MALPEQUE.-'l‘hc annual meet-f ~   ~ _ _ _
-ing of Princetown congregation wasl _EXp;gR1gNQmp_~ BECONB cms,
held 1°" ""°°k~ Ch°"5“‘”-*‘ °f m°““`-'teacheriwith good references would'
-lke school for the “balance of the
the reports showed the congregation yur; ,id » K i w _
to be in a most prosperous eondltionf _ , A` re" BQ! 7?' 1-glégéf n '
and a vrry -hagipy ieellng pervaded ____ --
the Inéb ing. he Lddlil/B'>AlH S0619-'Q _,_,S,U~BBC3IBERs. hi la
ty reported the improvements on the' week' or two be!°n.°th‘;“um1;°newthe;_,
interior of the church all Paid for. have pam for has eil-m_°d_ and thus j ~l
hot miss an issue, as all papers. are
-liscontiaued promptly on expiry
date.
IESTERH PERSOHILS
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aging board for Hamilton section. ' -A- AR- BFGDHBII, 3\\11`1111°\`Si<1°» WHS
a passenger to`Chsrlott.etown yester-
--J;
day' afternoon.
inns, M. `A., in -Mnlpeqne Hen ei -Herbert Clark. P, M.. Albertfm- .
was a visitor to Bummerside yester-
ject, "The Eilects oi Alcohol on thi 385'---L ,_ '
Human Body." The lecture was il"'\_ ~ -~ --
lus‘tratecl by 40 slides taken fron -l9h’s. D. M. Waugh, Silmmerside.
su victor Hersie s ver able beel was a passenger from the East vas- _-
terday.-J .
,___
system by alcohol. Chhrts were dlso -Frank and Mrs. Schaeller. CBFIG-
bon, were in Summerside yesterday#
r-nl. '.
should he given everywhere for surely -Miss Carrie Ives of Tryon, was a
no one can doubt that these world passenger to Summerslde yesterday
afternoon.-J.
-The Misses Edna and Muriel Mill,
merside yesterday morning.-J.
(From Yesterday‘s Evening Guardian, -.LI-I. Bell, K.C., was a passenger
from .Charlottetown to Summerside
yesterday morning.-J. _
yl rushing business.-Frank Simpsoi _F_ w_ Taylor, Albergon, left by
it in the best benntuier :er indie; and Everett Ramsey beve rewfnei me Minte yesterday morning fer
lt is important nowadays that B, hair as it makes harsh, lusterless ‘mm B b““1“°SS t\'iP t0 M0I\tl`°H€-- New York on a business trip.-J. `
mm, 100;, ,,B young as he is; it ,B nnn unsy, nere nnn nesnuini nna ie FMU* RBUMY SP0” his- C11fiS_'m1“= ---'S
vusuy impnrtmlt that A man having not sticky or gre,,sy_ »-holidayr with friends in Cavendish.- _Lame M¢Lem'-,_ formerly in the
a family dependent upon him should
take care oi his hair.
Ii you have dandrufi, get rid of it
by killing the germs. ’
Ii your hair is falling out, stop it.
Il your hair is falling, don't waste
any time.
obtained at drug and department
stores and at counters where toilet
goods are sold for 50 cents. The girl
Bosses in 'nvnxl orrv
SPRINGFIELD, Jan. l3.-“Amcri-
can girls who di-ess according to the
latest dictates of fashion are wearing
the clothes of the women of the Par-
isian unflcr\vorlri," said Dr. Wiuflcld
Scott Hall, a \\'e]l~known Chicago
physician, in an address at the Young
W0men's Christian Association,
oi-1ARons"‘6iGnN'r1o Y  
lwnsmssron, Jen. 13.-Mrs. He- t
len Pierce Gray, who, as an investig-
crcatcrl n turmoil before the senate D
STEALS AND' Mdppmrz §§ier winning their nose and hesteni _ _ _
8?;h»1PPv New Year they returned *O returned by the Mlnte yesterday eff’
Y
as spent in music and games and
heir homes.
i.ls o!~'1‘iguish School, in the diiler-
Lator of Crow Indian ailairs, has been -SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS.-'l’he
S
Indian nllairs committee Saturday ent subjects: Grade VII-lllnglish-
(when she charged that Indians had
th“The women of no other country in` been murdered to get them out ol ll llrpby.,G90m0try and Algebra;-_L
» » " ‘ ' ' On ." ‘ ~
e world except France wear such
disgusting clothing as do our oun,
-and the young people of Springfield
have iol‘.f~\vml the 'prevailing custom
as closely ns those of any city in
New England. Loudon, Berlin and
tho`other lduropean capitals are clean
compared with Springfield and other
New England cities. I can hardly
imagine whflt American gowns arc
conf-ing to."
Dr; Hull said hc was incxprcssibly
shocked at what he had seen among
thadaughtcrs of the Puritans in New
England, which section, he says, is on
a lower moral plane than the West.
Boston he characterizes as the most
suggestive city in the United States.
1 “Kew York's evil," he said, “ls
mole of a bohemian character and
lacglthe sensuousness of immorulity
\vhV_ teams in thc capital of Massa-
chulbtts. New England. has accepted
son# of the more immoral customs
of Qurops, and womcn's dress is the
most evident of all. Girls ln their
daily work, as well as women on tliclnml that he ever declared to 1559
hall-r00m 00011 hRV€ Biillekiheil th0i\'lstriking hotel waters ln New York,
coigiences and modesty to adopt the
s_sn ous in ‘ dress, with the result
thu immorallty exists where other-|
wi there would have been decency
an¢%i_clesxiliness;~'.:‘~_ _ ~ ‘
,F ._.._,______.
Jw ` Anus loans /lsdilnn
__ sus Miss 'rnnssnn
-Z'-_ f ;_, Jan. 13.-"want it
all 1, ,_,,, _.___ .,__,..,,-1; _ qlizwne » amino
1¢‘;f» . _ . . .  ». egf|~1;ns_nppsr
"nd or _jgivse _ 1 Am im
men.  ve_fmf¢¢m_f; he
|0D Ituii `l_`¢li"kl|te,- iltness and
1"'-e '“»io4_-vp,  _gnouxn

the nay, that Secretary Fisher and
»Senntor Dixon had made`_stateme:lts
, "deliberately untrue" and that if she
‘hurl omiortunity to produce all her
evidence “Secretary Fisher would lie
fconnectcd up with one of the ‘most
'gigantic slcals going on in the Unit~
,cd States to-day."
p The secretary and the senator ob-
`jecte<l vigorously to her being por-
lmitterl to mnkc such general charges.
» Mcinbcrs of the committee demand-
'ed that Mrs. Gray produce proofs,
and f4ccrcinry'Fishcr agreed readily met1c__
et
to produce nuy evidence in his posses- d
sion. The hearing, which was on
Senator ’l`ownsend’s resolution to
send the Crow records to the depart-
Vment of _iusticc for investigation,
went ovcr to next week.
POSITIVE DENIAL
POF POISON ADVICE
MADE BY ETTOR
I4AWRl‘1NCE, Jun. 13.-Positive de-
‘If you are compelled to go back un-
der unsatlsfactory conditions go back
with your minds made up that it is
the unsafcst thing in the orld for
capitalists to ebt`fuod pregared  ik
members of your \inion,"` was made
by Joseph J. Ettor, the I. W. W. leb-
der in this city.' He said.
"I did not make the remarks-, and
anyone who says I did, lies. In all my
remarks to the hotel waiters' while I
was in New Yorlu there' was always
the direction to»_illwi'9
that would hurt- t.h'e`ir
The statement-the _
-nttriplltée tp ,nie certnlniy
have hurt it had it' been triie. It was
not truc. Our cause will 'never be
won by any nnilcytlist endangers hu-
mhn llfe."'. V  ' ." ‘
statement
, _ -*_--._.».,.. -_en_-
si 'Manila ` srmn
 ` ~» - ~‘igiur|.sosn was
13-wwe
sey, H. Murphy. Latin--,B Palm
L. Casey, H. Murphy. iarithmetic
H. Murphy, i\S. Palmer.
Palmer, L. f Casey, H.
Physiol08Y» Sotany and
Casey, B. Palmer, H.
Geography-S. Pdlmer, HL
Casey. French-H. Mur-
Grads VI
John
Henry Perry French
illalton, 'B. Gaud`
Perry. G
Perry. tic- _
Chaisson, George
(senior) Reading
Nelligan, May
Arithmetic
Harper, E. Conroy. i
M. Nelligan,
Nelligsn,
III
Dou-
Pnrisian Sage Hair Tonic can be Th°_ Hamum” 5P°"t° "°1°\_'”`at”‘ SUIIJIOY Of 911101511'-& 3t0WBl`iS. I-‘lilo
Christmas with a trot on the ice ir gummersidn, |-atm-ned to his home
which there ,was some last timl 1,, wcsg point yostey-day,-J, ;
made.-On New Year's the young _-Q . »
with the Auburn hair is on every P9091” °f Ham‘Ut0D 5€_¢\1l`¢d B- D“mb°1 -George Johnson w’i's"a passenger
package g_ E_ Hughe,_ gua,-aut", of turkeys and had a hot supper ai
lit _ _ _ __ _ _ _izbe_ home of John and Mrs. Ram. mergldn having-spent---the Gsyfthere.
' say, where s ver pleasant evening ___y_ ~ fi
-J O Arsenault, Charlottetown
temoon after a trip to Montreal,
,.__.
ilic center of more than one storm following is the standing of the pu- _...Graham Tupnm -Black Banks,
was a passenger to Summerside yes-
terday morning on his way to Char-
Iibyl Palmer, _Leo Casey, I-lowlan m¢tBt0wn__J_ to -
-A. Trendsot, Hopewell, N. B.;'
Wm. A. Weeks, Charlottetown; were
registered st the Clifton House, Bum-
mersida, between 6.30 last evening
and 6.30 the previous evenings-J.
-_'J. D. McKay, Bradalbsne; O. H.
Nelson. Charlottetown; f L.'_M. Me-
Kinnon, Montague; E. R. Brow,
Charlottetown; R. W. Stewart, P.W.
Tamer, O'Leary, registered at thc
_Queen Hotel, Bummerside, between
6.30 last evening and. 6.30 the previ-
‘ous evening.-J. `
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Loss .of ,Appetite
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\Vh`ieh is so common in the spring or
:pan -me lretun-for warm weather. il
.osx oc' vitality; vigor or tone. and is
ati-en. a. forerunner of proltrstlng dil-
e . » i _ '
fit ls serious 'sna especially do to
.monte that must keep upllnrdolnk or _
get hehindhsull.~ 1 ~ _ i i
TM bestlm Icine o take or it tl
Wh' ii pm-files and enriches the blood
ind' ullds up the whole _sylts . was

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Kensington, were passengers to Sum-
in4"¢feni"nenrl`iiniibiih rained; _ - '
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'  None ofthese _
‘ reasons for`oHaifl_ng
lialiof what y‘0n would
yicinity; -_ 1 A .'
When a good lhdllufscturerixid 9
_ retaileriget their /heads ‘tb ` other coihetliilng is -0-liable
tohappen. I ; * no " 
’ The reason for this sale-' _does not _interest you,
but the value we are giy_lp¥:_§_'ertsin~ly should.
IT TAKES 'IWO FA A S. to make this F ur
sale great ` '
orilh of
moth-eaten
at about
in this
! wide-awake
‘ F IRST -The furfs areffiine and new and made in
al1_ihe'l_a.1est styles. r ` `f‘~_._i~
` SECOND -We aregsélling them at very much
less than you can buy" them e Sewhere.
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sn sown   I Minnie, need rinse 
BLACK   Large' A - __  _ __
size, Empire desigps,;i1adefr§ni Ne. 1 , BLACK QQNEY 31j0L1;_5,; _ `
_ Bao wN coN;cY Murgs; Ein-  BROWN couav sfrolis,
Pif¢ Sfyiei I112»<_l_¢_fl'9I}_1 1§l,'0f I__ is ins,_well made from fine grade coney ski1i`,°_,'_ti'_lm‘
furred, full Salfirl _lllifil _¢1§`§1"$i1¢e Dl‘iC€ med with two heads and' four tiiils,i:l`é‘n'1`~§
 .Len..,é;`..£.‘,;...$2.25 ance prices.. . _. . . .$2.00, $2.75 lo.§_fI50
skins, satin lined, clearance 1 Made from ' line grade coney” skinjs,
MINK MARMO   _ Em_ trimmed with two heads and fqiur ta1ls,_._»,
pire. design; made _df fi” _ me ‘ clearance prices. . $2.75, $3.50 io $5.00
marmot skins, handsomely striped,
:isis ‘i‘ff‘?:.fi%¥i__‘1€%if__°‘ffi‘:_f¥i°d'f§'~i l if-1~?‘ff5'»i_‘dfi‘13?e"i?1?5 
pire design,,made from Hnegigide skins, ] _
satin lined, _trimmed \v_it'_1_i-`.t`vv9` headfs _ NATURAL SABLE5 RUFF1
and f°U\f failsi °1_°_3_1'f_P\_l°_¢- _I5rl_C§_..-.$5.00 Made from deep full furred inatvura
-MINK  ’" ‘X  ‘P-l_`" sable, Atrimniled with heads sndrtalls .'
low design. niadel`¥’1i`;(?q{iji '_V'1¢`_4};ti'a; "chalice 'I °"eamuc,e prices $l7'5o’$22'50"°..$5oi06 ` ‘
mink marmot skins, d sfinctl striped,
 , _. d, l 1 Cl6 11 1 ‘ "..
MIN K .MARM_OT_ 'MUEF : Em-_ fzellggtl?/ails; <7:le;r;lh<;ee;ri)c1;$,.  .
neun lined-, trimmed-with-his nneu . BLUE FOX SE1* T-=f_s° Pi_l1°w
and _four large tails’ Q-Iemauyce mice mud and neat stylish neck piece, made
   _ $1.50 f’P”‘ 5'»“€f=d° S1<*11S_»°11<1‘>==u1'-ifilllv
NATURAL SABLE
Empire design, madcfroin _line grade ' BLACK FOX SET: Large'  ‘
MUFF:
trimmed, clearance price. . .  
full fun-fd skins, _da_i_'irl;line_d, strono low muff and sfo‘e of the latest- deal 
WHS* ¢0fd» C1¢arance_prii.\e.....‘... $13.50 clearance price _ .l _ . ._  
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