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- '”" 'rim cH.1tRLo'r'rE*r0wN GUARDIAN" _ ' _ ' .. .FEBRUARY 24, 1920.
_._ \ - - _ . . ‘_ ` _
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Q live ones in poor con
~  the effects of dlstem
1 ~ - -1 7 other cause. where `
_ amy uid dirty iooimig an 0 Q
have no ambition. And. L)
_;- not improve on the feedo '
are getting. ~ , ‘
‘il box of Dr. Churches condi
Wdlr which will build them
_V put them in l good thrifty
_ol health where they will-
mn less feed and 'look better.
by all stores or direot on re
of one dollar..
" DR. W. G. CHURCH
 ~ ’ Summerside, P. E. l.
§`,‘. Q;-1'/-lliitf.
-_,I 1 ‘ I _ _
. ,
1;-.1 _
1 .. _*T I
-, -are prepared to buy any qiiitn- Th’ w°"')K“°W“ C04 Liver
  live and ,dressed hogs pay- 1 Wd IW” T°hi¢~Wi!h°u\ Oil
gt -» highest market prices.
 _wing is s list of our buyers
-:.121 lhuy at their respective sth- .
y 1 every Wednesday until fur
 notice. »
_‘~_ _rett Wedlock. Hunter River.
~l_ ley Drake. Vernon.
It » D. Martin, Grand View. "
_' 4 Jenkins, Hazelbrook.
»_' 1 R. Brown, York.
if j- Whitehead, Kensington.
 is Muttart and T. H. Smith,
_ y_
 ; ilnm Clark. Summerslde.
, I _ take hogs every week day at
,__ lant in Charlottetown.
5 -1.' ' information Phone Office 532,
f$‘
I 533.
 -V ADIAN PACKING C0., LTD.,
I  _~ Kensington Road,
' _;Charlottetown, P, E, 1,
~ J. M. ROOP,
Manager
I__ 1 1 _ _
 earing Auction tale 
Stops the cough and breaks up
a colt-l by removing the cause.
lt builds upahetlthy body and
prevents colds.
Your money back if it fails
GetVinolatlearlingdrug stores
CHESTER KENT & ('0.. WlND50R,0NT.
ISU-I ARTHUR SM. L! C0.. 'rrinmurn
iiiltiittvtl ci1t1.1,TT
1 . ,_ _ _ Catarrl1alDcafncss_
And Head Noises
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Til: - _ Oader, threshing oiitfit, l1i11'.~'u
, gasoline t-iilziui-, itlireii
'One half liorso pt-1_\'i11', i-r11.<I1-
" urnip pt1l1lt‘1'. 111111l;», <11\\-»-1,
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r tier huggiv, iight \\'i11;oi1,
g sleigh, box .-l_».-iglt, wooil
, 2 set team l111r111~>;»'_ 1 _'it
,`.- 'T . fdr .ing liariiess.
'ff ,1 OP.--Hity, straw, -IDU stool;
it ,Y _ feed, tnixeti gritiu. oitts. |111-
. _ S.
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  .room furniture, lztinps, melt-
‘- - stoves, washer. t'h1ir11_ 1~r1~.t.11
‘~ `-_ Bled. SA POSITIVE
' ' ’._ MIS-All sums of eight tlcl-
‘ f 011' under cash, itbovi-1 thot*
V '_ 'nine mouths crctlit. ou -tp-
,- fed joint notes._Six per cent
11 ,- ,Junt for cash.
» j-  B. CARTER,
‘ I' .»\uctit1i11~'-1'
1' I n Road, February 10th, 1920
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PRDFESSIDNAL CARDS
Morson & Duffy
Barristers and Attorneys
` tolicitors for Royal Bank of
Canada
MONEY T0 LOAN
'1VIe`Lean,& McKinnon.
- Ba rriste rs, Attorneys-at-Law
. ,_ _ . - . ' Office Royal Bank Building.
-1-221 M_Eb"t°iDd' lChariotte'town - - P. E. island
1  I McLeod & Bentley
E*
ore Farm _lor Sale
*ska Q Y iz
‘:=-»  -»-<.-f_.aa@u1~»-
sdstlng of 60 acres good land
ood state of cultivation witl1 ti
-, - bunch of standing lu111-
_ f ereon. House, barn, and
.. out-buildings nearly new and
_ ` d' repair. For ftill partlculiirs
I; _to I
JOSEPH BOISNER
_ 1_6 1‘t1ss111o1‘t\ St.
(‘I l tt t '
Ei "i_3F_ ‘nxipd iaro c own
t »  ‘
I- » ~
¢
  I 1111os1>11i111
nic 1
n»._.é 725-aj _
.ers now in stock,
wost prices. Now
W. E; Bentley, K.C.
Barrister and Attorney-at-Law
MONEY T0 LOAN
Office - Bank of N. S. Chambers
' mTr* 
» 
MARK R. McGUiGAN, B.A.
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary
Public. Money to Loan
Charlottetown, P. E. |_.
S Cameron Block,
-» 0..-..`».`
»o¢0+»¢r0»O-¢~o-¢-
Fo1t__s_t_1LE
l":11111 of iilli iii'rt\:~'. .'15 t'lt-111', 45
:ii-rvs si1l|\\.‘ot11|. si';111liing unil jun
1|1t-1'. liiillirlngs i11 gooil rr-p11i1‘. Ap
ply Ii. .\i1~l{in11i111, I’li-usitnt Grove,
l.i1t Ji-i.
Til-ill-2-I-l-.\ll'I_<1tlllipti
L" :r;".; _‘.-  -5,; '.7 -:_*_,._~T_l’*i‘
‘ -:_ ._, .._. ,,..... ...I Attention Doctors
V E £1
I-‘ur stile. good dwelling and store
.1it.1tl1i~ with stork of Dru vit'
' ' ° il. l " ' gs, 
os" LTD' iiinil thi- gooil will of ont* of the best
111i~1li<'t11l p1'ui'tii<i‘s i11 Sotitlii-rn Ni-w
ll1't111.~.\\'ii'k. l"t1r tvrlns itiitl pttrtlc
ulitrs apply to
J. T. WHITLOCK,
lit-al Esttito Agency.
1 r ,
it I  - |
.1 4  .rm for Sale _
ll f""»‘ ale 111y farm cotisist-
ii  'cs under vultivtition,
._ .  .__;;‘; th hay land, 15 acres
1;' 'iw -mber. This farm is
I g; _` icy Point. Buy iiuving
bg - shore frontage, has
_ .-.( _tl horn.
_ ,,' -‘tlnulnrs iipply in
'~». “ff 1. R. cuomons. l
. ' _ BrackIuyl’oi11t '
_ ' ' Queens (founiy
' .20 P. n. 1.
‘_ fstdipd.
'asks'
._,_,_.
St. Str-phi-n, N. Il.
707.".-2-l1".\il-I|li|1tl_
' FOR SALE .
I i1il'i'1' for still- .»:1|,{, ttcrcs nl'
l':11't111'11;; l.11:il ~li1i11i1-ii in vital(-t'11
11:i1'1 of 1111'-'11 ol' .\`t1t11'i.<, i11»wly wiri-
'i`1'111'f~iI
l.11i11i in |1ii;|1 _~‘ii1|1~f1fi-iiltivttllim
iiooil i1.i1'11 .'111ii 111111-.l1i11t1 shi-tl on
}1r1>111i I-.»=_
. ERNEST CREAMER.
Sotirls East.
, 1' l ' I’. E. I.
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71114-2-21-Mtniiliti
fd ,  TlN_!_l_l§RS ` Isiii-D“i1f*1>r11i»l»itTh
 emitter Wanted A
Charlottetown
The undersigned offers for sale
44’-' ~` .mn be recelved by the hi tioublo tenement house No's.
*lf  5*' ed up to Saturday Fel" 454%--50 on the south side nf Kent
A "mnmak" mr I‘aun"m"'¥ Slront opposite Rot-Ilford Square.
1°' “um” of 1920' Tehde' (‘l1iirlotti-ton. For particulars apply
'"5" P°"- ’““’““' “'"h”“' to tv. on-111 niirry, sotiftoi-_
' Dated Februar 19, i920.
._l*° P- "'°°2"A"°' _ ci-tsntss rl. cAnM1c1-tssi.,
1  “"`"""'~" riso-2-21-M1-rsnittsii
"1, .. I- .
-‘ 1”-  1 1
Loved and Earned l
BY JANE PHELFC
A Modern 8tory of Home and
Business 3
»me¢ 
GERRY BEGINS T0 WONDER
CHAP'1`ER_80. >
l
Robert took the position wlth|
liurch unit Company a small sport-
ing goods liou-se, but 'whsref-after
talking =t over with him-l imsgln-1
ed he iuight have a better chance'
to advance than i11 a larger place..
l could not get him at all en-
iliusetl liowcvcr, and ln a Way li-
tlist-oti1~.'1ge1I inc, I hiitl made up
my lninii by this ilntc that Robert
iiovcr would be u success dnuncial-'
ly, _xtliietl to .\~.' love for him had
t-.otno '.1 fooling siinilur. I lnruglned.
to that .1 iuother has for a child
who is citlier tnentally or physxcal-
ly deiit:ie11t_ I felt like tuothering
him, its if he were a child depend-
ent upon ine.
This feeling induced another -I
that l must treat him as a child.
and not take what he d.id too ser-
iously. I found -myself thinking
this whenever Marlon H'0vey flame
into my ininti. I loved Robert cour-
pletely. Ile had been the one man
in my lilo. I was >1ure'heiovctl 1ne.’
th
w`,’h llarion 1li=ovc_y because iw
was tIel11'cs=1ctl. ashatiiotl hetr.\11.<c
l1t> hull not _111;1:li- good. iiutl that hc
wettt titer# l1t~t‘a1ti_-t- l1i\1-null] l`0l`l<i‘l-
'.\l11rir111 \\‘;\.~. it silly mil” lllllll-T
kucw itotitlng bi~_\'o11il l1i1111»1i»l1iri\p-
lui: i111il uookltig. She \\'o11l1I be thc
kiittl to tlrirv itll ihtiugliis of his-\`
l.11t'i-r';i1rity away. i111il so ho woulil
of i-i111rst- i~11ji1y living wiilt her. I
Yet uri-111 its I thiiitglti till this, it
wav.. of jmllutisy swept o\'i-1‘ ine.
\\'l1ilt> l with working hiiril to get
along, he often had glvt-ll her the
time I fclt belonged to nie. But I
would not allow myself to Play thi*
rule t:f neglected wife-harrlll' GWR
i11‘111y thoughts: yet I often wou-
ilcri-ti ju.-t \\`IlY I could 11ot 1111tkr~
lttiln-rt l1i1|1p_\'. \\'ilY ho \v:1.~;_1111\
c1.11t~-nt;-.I to 1‘i=11.;1i11 w`th. 1_11c its l1i‘
1 hm 1_,u,.,l \\-lion we were first niai'-I
ietl
I had not changed-so I thought-1
Lnior I iearnctl that my Inuriiiffl'
hittl liecottie tinged with my OW"
i111p11r_t;1i1ie-to put it 1-rutiely-autl
ihitt u11c1_»11s<'it111_~'Iy I 111i\tIo Itobcrl
it-ci it.
"\\'ell. how about it? .\li11'y ask-
1»tl.
“About what?"
"iIi1l1cri'.’ Shall I sliczik lo ill
l111~.~'. 4
‘~_\1i1. Ili- hits tt’ l1i1.~‘1i`1
ll111'i'l1 i1:1<I t'i»111l1z\11_\'. _\\1ywi1y I11
told 1110. lhiti he \\'o11lil11`t work foi-
Mr Lcets.” ‘
?.l111'y made no remark. sl1nply\
rtiiisoil hui' t-ycbrows. 3 WHY She had
wlir-n sho tlisapprovctl of anyone or ,
ttnythiug. Then: 1
"l1's 1~.1tl1i\1' it dinlty fir;11.b11tpo1'-
ltiips 11o'i1 have its soon a chance its
with a lztitgvr house." She always
irietl to think of'som‘etl1ing encour-
aging-
"'I‘hat's what I told him.”
“\\'i- must ttll help brace hlui up.
iii-'s haul hard luck almost. ever
since _\'uu were 111arr.l.-ti-n11y\vuy
ttftei' the first six months. It is
iliscouraglug. Would be for any
body. Anti then it is hard to
izhiinge places so oftori. and bosses
-s-specially ‘thc bosses. l krl0W.
l)l.tln`t I have a new one every lil'
tie whiit- 1tnt.Il Maduine found out I
wits '.1 little treasure? You ilon't
know tinytliirig about it. how it
‘ makes one feel, because you'vc
,_
5.
here "
I was anxious for the day to end,
anxious to talk with Robert. The
salary was pitifully Small for a man
of his age, and I was ztfrtiiid he
would be so discouraged because of
it that hc would not try to do his
best. I was desperately anxious he
glioulii succeed l11 this position; not
l1i\i:ntist‘ of the pay, hui for his own
sake. l wus -slowly losing l1i111, or
riithcr. his confidence. It hurt me,
and I laid It to his tllszippoinltiieiit
in not being able to cart: for me as
hc wanted to.
llc was fm1,| of goiiig too.
\\’|1`r-|~ w.- were first ltittrrlisil we
often wt-11t to thi- thi-ziiro 1111,| run-
1~t-ri-=_ I,i1|t t-1' latte wt- had gone
Drink More Water
If Kidiigs Bother
AT LESS MEAT AND TAKE
SALTS FOR BACKACHE OR
BLADDER TROUBLE
ifrii- acid I11 ntoiit excites the
'tiil11t‘_\'_s. ll1t'_/ l1t>cm11i\ ovi~r\vorlti‘ii;
get sltiggli-1l1. 11t'l1i~, ituil fecl like
`11111l1s of lend. 'l`hr~ urlui- bcctilnos
elotitly; tho bltttltlvr is irritated, and
you may be oblige-rl to seek relief
‘wo or three times during the night.
\\'l11-n t-he kltlnoys clog. you must
hi-ip thi-111 flush off the ht1dy's ur-,
iimus \\'t1sti~ or you`ll he ii real sick .
;1r~rso11 shortly. At first you foci a;
lull ttilsury in thc kidney rt=.glon.|
ou stiffer front hackache, sick
i~urIuitl1i\, tilzzlnt-ss, stottitifzh gi-is
our, tongue roitiotl aitil yoti feel
_1'l1i~tin1i1tli' twlngcs when the wt-.1-
:l11»r is bail.
H11' ics.; mcttt, drink lots of wntrr;
1|si1 get from :111_v plirtritincist four
'11111cr~s tif Jad Suits; titkt- it lable-
<p11onfi1l i11 a glass of writer bcforo
hroakfitst for tt few days anti your
'titliieys will then act fine. 'I`hIs|
fiintoiis suits is made from the uciil
of gtnpos and lemon Juice, combin-
~ii with litltiii, and has been used
'nr oiiortilintts in cleitn clogged
E
li
A
never worked anywhere but jus`t_
ER enters the body of the small coupe, TRAINMEN TRUSTED TO LUCK
ND EIGHT RERBON8
SLOANIS LINITJI-ENT SHOULD BE
K_EPT HANDY FOR ACHE8
AND PAINS
Why wiiit for a severe pain, an
ache, ti twiuge following exposure.
11 sore muscle, scisticn, or iumbagi;
to leave naturally when you should
keep Sloi1n's Liuimeut. handy to
help curb it and_keep you active
and fit
Without rubbing. for it penetra-
tes, apply a l1It today to the af-
flicted part. Note the gratifying.
clean, pro11\pt relief that follows.
Sloan’s Liuiiuent couidn’t keep its
inuny thousands of friends the
world over if it dld11't make good.
'I‘hat's worth reinetiibering. All
tiruggists-tliree sizes-the largest
t`or utmost ecottomy. 35c, 'i’0c, $1.40.
_ N., I:-Y,-_-'_ ,‘,`A_f‘... v_4_".-3 1,.,
Sloane
 --'.L1x1_pne_nt 
i ..T~IfeTe'1>.ri_I1a‘nd'
uowlierc iogetlter. If he`went at
all it \\"i1-s with Marlon Hovey_ And
l had been left at houre until in
tit-spi»1'111in_, at my lonely evenings
I had :icucptetl Gartlliier Kenyon’s
invitations. and gone out several
tinii-11 with liini.
Robert never seemed to mind.
at he hud been playing around ttuil lt vvuu lonely sitting alone all
the evening tiller working hard ol!
titty Ilatl I known that he did;1't
objet-: to aayiliiiig I did because
ht- l1~ll ho 1-1 t:ltl11't wlterl I \vas'ti1r
ci1r11i=r of tht- 1`11i11il_\'. I should not
Iiitvo gone quite so eagerly, or -so
oitcu.
(To be continued.)
IIINTS FDR
The Motorist
C DY _ALBERT L. CLOUGH
5004000
Yi OOO-VO-‘ff-Q-O-O4~O9-O-O-O-O99-‘Q
LIGHTINGWCURRENT DISABLES
MAGNETO
"‘l "~" ‘ our
.f.-iii-‘$6 »
-\»,rY-I-2 1 ` .._--fy -
L14
A. S. writes: .\ly cttr suiiilcnly
i-ciisifd tit 1‘1111 011 the llizigilvto, a‘l-
though i1_\\'oultl tie so t>n'1l1o dry-
cells. This was just after the fol~
lowing happenlngz, While using a
defective electric light cord, lu
making adlust1nents‘ou the thrott-
.tl-orod, a short-circuit. occurred be-
tween the car and .the cord. Is it
possible that this accident ac-
counts for the trouble and how?
If so, what is the reiuedy? ,Can
the excessively damp wcatlicl- fol-
lowed by 11 cold snap, at-count for
the t1°oul>le'.’
Answer: lf it flow _of 1-lcctric
light current actually oucurrco
from sonie point in thi-1 priitiiiry
wind-ing to ground tlirouglt thc
magneto anti engine, -we should ex-
pect it to-have deiuagnetizcd the
m'ag11c-ts und although this seems
a very untisutil liuppeuing it may
be exactly iwhut took pltti-e. Your
remedy is to take your our to ati
electric service -station and have
the tuiigncto retrhurgetl b_v the use
of direct current, which can bc
done without any tllsasi-1cn1bling`.
If this does not set 'matters right
it ni:-ty bc that the magueto wind-
ing is open circuited or grounded,
in which case you will have to
have it taken out. We hardly
think that the weather could have
had any influence its the uiagneto
1-tins in oil and is fu‘lly enclosed.
POPLARITV REVERSING
SWITCH
Q
: A  _ /
`-I-*W ol
1i=.1¢l.§’i
G. B. asks: Whitt is the function
of tho poptilurliy cliauging switch.
useil with the -- starting anti
lighting oysteiti? They itdvlse that
this should he operutcil about once
cvcry month or so.
Answer: Where two contact-
points are used to make and break
an electric trirctilt und the current
flows t:o11st.i1ntl_v In one direction.
onc of these izoutacls wears away
and thr- fitltcr does not und ln order
to cqualizo the rate of contact
wear, it is advisable occas‘onally to
change thc current direction so
tltut the Contact that has been
wottring 111i1y cease to do so and
a~.v1'~n builil up sightly. In the sys-
ti~11'1‘ you rcfor to -there is ti vibrat-
ing-contact ‘voltage rc-gulutor of the
variable pelti resistance type and
also tho 11.s\1i1l form of cut-out or
relay ttuti the oltjcct. nf tho polarity
t-.hitngiug .=-.wll.i'l1 is to reverse the
tlirotzton of t'u1‘r1:11t ilirough -thc
i~1111ti1t'.l of lite:-11- tlcvitfcs und to pro-
li~i'i tht-111 iigiiinst rxcesslvo wear.
Wlion thc switch ii-1 oporatctl tho
'buttery 1‘f~vt~rses the generator
fields :intl the x generator brush
lioconics the-brush and vice versa
but ss' the connections to the bat-
.-tery have been reversed the cur-
rent flows in the same direction to
tltc battery.
il!
iclilnt-ys ui1,| stimulate tht-in to nor-l
11'1l nt-tivity, also to netitrniize the
icitlii in urine, so it no 100801' IS H
1ourt,~i.- of irritation thus ending
bladder weakness. ' 1
Jtttl Salts is inexpensive, cannot
injuro: makes it delightful efIerves~
t-.ent llthin-water drink which ev-
e1'_.'one should take nn\v and then
fo keep the kidneys clean and act-
ive. Druggists here say they sell
EXHAUST GASES ENTER CLOS-
ED CAR
 Noncti ' I it , fw111N YOU S1111 ” .    . - _
 T- ’  The wlllllall wll0   ietweeii ine exhaust psp.. and tus . Y ___i.os'r Lives.
manifold and muffler have both
been packed but this' hae not over- TORONTO. ONT., Feb. 18.-
:ome the trouble. Can you suggest Elzht DUOPIB WGYB Kilim DBQBIIID
anything" , ' ltrain-men “trusted to luck,” or fall-
Answsrz lt is certain that all ed to obey instructions, is the find-
axhaust connections .are tight and| ins of Julian D. Loudon. special
the muffler itself does not leak, the' commissioner §fl7D°lUl9d DY I-116
only suggestion we cnn make is1A.tt0mey-General to probe the
this: That you adopt some means,csuse of the recent wreck of the
of closlngithe slots inthe footboard‘Oanadlan Pacific Railway near
uirough which the pedals and lev- North Bay. Hon. W. E. Reney re-
ers pass, for the purpose or pre celved the comm'-lsi1ioner‘g findings
venting entrs-nee into the car o1|'thls morning and immediately
exhilllil-.-las'-.tllat may be swept mrule them public. .
under it by the wliid or otherwise. “People 'who' travel on trains
Attachments for this purpose are want to know if it .is .safe -to sit in
luruisihetl for some makes of cars, the observation car,” said the At-
consi lim! of rubber pads that slide torney-General, who ordered a.
with the pedals ond sieaiihe slots. special' investigation because the
tc you have it Renter in 1119 car finding or the eorouefs Jury was
floor or any means for warming \mBlWiSl'll¢l-0l’Y- 1 I.
‘he intake by exhaust heat, it will It was -the duty of Thomas
be well to see that these devices -leseph Curley. rear tralumen 0!
are not causing the trouble. Are section one. -to protect the passen-
tho connections between the ex- S611 by running back thirty-six
hauet manifold ond the cylinders telegraph poles and placing tor~
perfectly iight? pedoes 011 t"e ‘is to warn the
0l1C0B\ll1&‘ 011.1- 1n.1t‘ the line was
Questions of general interest to blocked. This Curley failed to do.
tnotorlsts will be answered in this according to the Commissionet-'e
column, space per-mittiug. If sn DIIGIDK- Mr. Loudon also finds
itninedlate answer is desired, en. that John Silas Alexander, con
close self-addressed, stamped, en-
velope. Address Albert L. Clough,
ENGLISH LANGUAGE
NECESSARY QUALIFICATION
mornlhl;`s session of the Saskatche-
wan Grain Growers convention, re-
soultlons decrying governmental in-'
fluence in elcciions, both fetlral
and provincial, dcnizinding the aboii~
tion ot’ political patronage anti ii
lcmimtl for open political convent-
ions were itll carried with barely
'tny discussion. -
(lcnerttl discussion arose just bc-
"ore recess at one o'clock lon the
111ut'te1‘ of naturalization. The ques-
’lon came up by way of tho amend-
platform already accepted by the
Grain Growers of Ontario and Al-
ing far ztficld from the real point
ion and many non~English dele-
the vote wits taken amid great ex- (
:lteu\ent.
Announcement was [made this
morning that T. A. Crci-ar, ex-Mini-
igovcrnineut, will not be able to at- 1
fcntl thc cniivotiiioii owing to ill-
ness.
Use ‘_‘Danderinef’ li
llair ls Corning Out
FOR A FEW CENTS YOU CAN
SAVE YOUR HAIR AND DOU-
BLE ITS BEAUT_Y
ln.” q I  :
` t i (*\` 
le' .9
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care of our office. took no steps whatever to protect
'?°-9°*-*_ his traitl, and trusted entirely to
ba
SASKATOON, Feb. 23.-At this would consider that this conductor
W
“Dalhousie will laurich her cani-
-nonts proposed to the national Z5,
berta. A lengthy and heated discus- ';
:ion followed, the delegates stray-
M issnu ' then taking steps was also fixed for
Opinions viirlctl consitiérahlv us mm "me it was welt Lhm D"lh°"3le
_ _ m
to wiiethcr ti lmowletlgepf the E1_1g- .
llsh language should or Should not' 1
be a qualification for naturallzst- E'
m
:ates took the floor. As a_ whole T
he convention went on record ns F
'hvoritig such qtialificatlons and I
ed for June.”
stcr of Agriculture in the federal 3
ductor of the first section, failed to
do what he might have done. "I-le
tralutmen and to luck. reads the
finding. “lf no itralnmen had gone
c
ltwards to protect 'the rear, 1
ould ,have been much to blame.
but as Curley did go buck, I find
A-lexander’s‘ carelessness did11’t
cause the wreck," he adds.
l-<»->-i-
DALHOUSIE GOIES OUT
FOR MIILUION IN JUNE
iiALIl~‘.AX,' N. S., Feb. 19,_
paign for a inlliion dollars in June,"
MACDUNAI.
TOBACCO SERIES No. VIII _
gm-|n l I ld method)
  l‘iI\a\tl‘llrr;in‘i‘sf (The leaf is
flicks to dry and mature before being packed for
Tha '_' Tobacco with a Heart" which has been
a favorite fOr 60 .>'°“"'
, . ,.. ...,. 
ca iii
C/1°
TOBACCO
Smolzingand Chewing
"f"
 
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aid President A. Stanley MacKen-
e today.
“Our plans were made last spring
nd tho campaign was set for the
the ("huri;l1 Forward Movement
ust not do anything which would
nterfere with the success of the
ovement, anid our campaign was
xed tentatively for the new year.
hen the organizers of the church
ovement decided on a dellty utitil
ebruary for their drive and Dol-
music liad again to postpone her
'€lmIHiKr1. It is now definitely fix-
Mr_ G. Fred Pearson has been
ppointed manager of the campaign
ntl under his direction tihe pre-
lmluary cunipalgn organization
work has been completed,literuture-
Dfeliured and centr:-1~l committees
organized in many places, contin-
ucd.ltDir. MacKenzie.
" s most gratifying to impw,"
said Dr. Mackenzie. “that Dalhous-
ians every-where are taking a. keen
interest in the campaign and ore'
assuring their Alma-Mater of their
interest and support. So keen is
the Interest taken, l have no doubt
the objective of a million dollars
which -after all is only about twice m
ns uiuch as was realized in the 1912 °.
camptnigii. will be reached. C'
_“The business men of Nova Sco~ D
tin, realizing that the progress und ta
development of the country depend 1"'
lu large part upon the excellence “
01; the riiciiities provided for 111-gh- I”
or education, are prepared ln 3 S
. Ill
way never before shown to hack up Spring Park Road and on tho south
this movement of Dalhousie to put
herself in it position to meet the li
.ed in ti  is
ne B 0 me mes being hlgli und sivlllllg. hal/IH! fl
all. but when it was found that P
URE BRE LIVE STOCK FDR SALE
Name and Address.
John Devereaux, Netw Haven _
Norman McL. Ramsay, Hamilton.
Lot 18 -
Norman McL. Ramsay, Humllton,
Lot 18
James Jenkins, Orwell Cove
James Jenkins, Orwellli Cove
A.W.McLa1'eu, Belle Iver Lot 62
Breed.
Shorthorn Bull 1% years.
Shorthorn bull 2 years. 9 mos.
Shorthorn bull calf. 9 mos.
Ayrshire bu'll 1% yrs. _
1 Yorkshire sow, 10 mos.
Ayrshire bull, 31,5 y-rs.
Department of 'Agriculture
2529-1-16M EfI`ues1n\o.-
AUCTION SALE  
0f Valuable Property in Charlottetown
l sm instructed by T. 13. Wood-
an, esq., to sell by public auction
n Tuesday, March 2.~il coinuien-
ng at 2 o'clock p. nt. the valuable
roperty known as the -DeBloi.~1 es-
te, consisting of 12 acres of t-home
nd' xqith dwelling _l1nuse, barn
nd outbuililings, situated and front
g on the East -by Uplier Queen
treet, on the north by the \Vot:d-
an Fox Rauch on the ~_\'u'-it IW
y Douglas Street. This property
beautifully situated. The _lund
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LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR
IS OUT OF DANGER
To stop falling hair at once and
rid the scalp of every particle of
danilruif. get a small bottle of de-
lightful "Danilerlne" at any drug
or toilet counter for a few cents.
pour a little in your hand and rub
ii into the scalp. Aifter several an
plicutions the hair usuallly sitops
COHIIIIK out and you cun't find any
dandruif. Help your hair grow
strong. thick and long and become
OTTAWA, Feb.`17.--Your ¢0,».
respondent is informed tonight
thai- H011- William Pugsley, who
has been seriously ill for some
df-'JB is much better. For some
time Pneumonia was feared but
-he is now reported out of danger.
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1Mrs. Newricli-‘Who was that
"mn I NW YOu 'talklnfg with? lsn't
he-er-obese?
'Newrich-Obese? No. that's 0'-
soft, glossy and tiwlce as beauti-
ful 11nd abundant. I
Brien. Aln't he`the il-at 5101,-_t
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CANADIAN NAl`l
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lime Table in Effect, January l9th, 1920
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Toronto nut. '
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ninrlet recenter Aint
Cllrlottetolvln l’~'I~l- ‘
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splendid view of the city anti only
ten minutes walk from the post of-
fice is suitalble for market gardening
building lots ol' fox ranching, as
7188-2-21ME6lpd
there' is a never-failing stream of
water running through the centre
of the land. Anti thero -ls also 'a
small orchard. nltogether making
this one or the most convenient
properties within xnlles of the city
of Charlottetown. Terms for this
property will be made known ut
sale.
Also on the same day and _place I
will sell 6 choice milk cows, 3 hor
ses, 4 new wood' sieighs all mount-
ed and ready for sorvico_Two driving
sleighs, one cream separator, Sim-
plex. A lot of harness and other
articles, also one choice brood sow.
Terms ut sale.
' BENJ. CARTER.
Auctioneer
- 1
5" _
_ Delayed
Shipment
On account of the severe storm which is tying
up the railway, making it very unsafe to_ handle live
stock for foreign shipments, we have decided to can-
cel this weeks shipment of live hogs. Watch our ad.
for dates of future shipments.
WILLIAM
DAVIES C0-. LTD.
F 1 1
It Pays -to Advertise Your Foxes in
The Black Fox Magizine
\ 1
Tito following testimonial letter
received from a well known Ranch
The Black Fox Magazine,
1400 Broadway
New Yortk, N. Y.
Gentiemenz-
I have hntl wonderful returns
you. and I am fairly buricd i11 inqui
over the United States and Canada.
Would appreciate it ifjou wo
paper that if there is any delay in
is. matter df intentional lsxity, but
the promptness that I would like
wered in the shortest possible spa
The Black Fox Magi\1.lnt-1 is in
lished exclusively in the interests
them all--and now has a very grca
States. Canada, Japan and other co
There are hundreds of people
"quality Foxes." but as these buy
dhance of reaching them ls through
Magatlne.
, which speaks for itself has been
er in Summerside.
February 7, 1920 _
1 \
from the page advertisement I sent
ries from _prospective ranchers all
uid intimate to cnqulrlers in your
replying to their letters it is not
n physics] impossibility to givo all
to: but all enquiries will he ans-
co of time.
Yours truly,
D. J- BONNELL
Summersiiie, P. E. I.
o only Magazine in t’he World pulr
oi the For Farmer-lit reaches
t circulation throughout tho United
untries.
today who want to buy high grade
er, are widely scattered your only
carrying an advertisement in this
Write ‘for advertising rates. and reserve space in advance,
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1191-2-231/it-zmwtst.
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New York
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