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Remnants
This splendid ,and interesting addi-
tion to the STOCK TAKING SALE
commences this morning. Our Wall
Paper Staff has been going through
Store. Bedequ_
,Church going is full
-TENDERS for milk drawing- -
Guardian at his store. Hia telep- .__
some ice m e
forms and railway works ni
PERSONALS
of delights.
Kensington Dairylng Association ..°EA8TERN AGEN -
` T UI- 1,'
closes February 16th. J .F'. Profltt. ,W. M
Secretary. - - ' '
urdock is now Guardian
1221129-31. Agent in Montague, and will be
pleased to receive news items, ad-
-SUMMERSIDE A¢\ENT.- Hr vertlsing. Job Printing. new and
Byron MacDonald of the llaeboii renewal subacribtionl.
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aid Drug Co., is now Guardian to
presentative in Siunmenslde and ..*SOLlRl8.-Divine worship on
will be pleased to receive news Sunday, February 3rd. et 11 a. m.
HGVGFUBIIIB. D97 Bild |'°|\0W8l BUD' Subject “The way into the I-Iollest.'
scrlirtivhe ' Md U°l>'P1'1l\llil1si~ Mr church school at 2 is P
, - . p. m. rayer
. -L MacDonald Bella the MOFIJIDB service on Wednesday at 8 p. m.
is preparing to operate this seas
on on a slightly larger scale.
the stock preparatory to Stock taking
and in all cases where a pattern is
sold down to one or two room lots-it
has been thrown
out-tied up into
lots to suit average size room-
matched border included and the lots f
placed on sale at a ridiculous price.
LANDLORDS, HOTELS, BOARD-
IN G HOUSES should see this bargain
offering as soon _
this morning.
as the store opens
If you have .a room to do-NOW is
your chance.
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‘ vances to his fishermen. Mr. Gra-l
Charlottetown W"-
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IMTED 12:30 p_ m__S,_0ck market ,.C_ He also operates a grocery store
' lcross the yard to the anteen, and
  In ‘had to obtain food from near»by
Mui By Bun?
(By Dominion News Service)
nLAcKBUiiN. tl-ans). Jnn~ 2S~-
Somethlng very like a SD8n_iSl1 'WU
fight took place here recently-
After cliasliig a runaway bull ff"
half ii hour, men ran it into a inill
yard, and locked the gates.
Every time they tricd I0 lI\SS0
the animal, liowevcr, it furiously
charged them. 'l`heir efforts were
watched by a large and excited
crowd. `
houses.
Dark Red Snow
(By Dominion News Service)
IIALMSTAD, Sweden, Jun. 28.-
Aii unusual natural phenomenon
has been uhsorverl here. Snow had
been falling steadily all day when
it was suddenly noticed that the
[lakes were becoming tinged with
a dark red colour.
A closer examination revealed
On man daringly attempted tn that tliousaiids of small and very
km ‘hu bull Wm, a nwimxp, but he thin \\'<n‘ins were the cause of the
was driven to take cover bchllltl H
motor lorry. After four hours’ fight
several cattle were turned into the
strange colouring.
The worms, which varied in
length from one to four inches,
yard as ilocoys, and the bull was have also been reported as falling
lassoeti and killed in tho Yi\l'fl~
with the snow in another district.
fri". mm iimployt-es who stayed lSpceiinen.s have been collected and
to the midday meal were unable to seiil for scientific investilltlllml-
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-oi\.cAu>w£i.i.'s LAXATIVE
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Clogged-Up? Here’s Quick Aid
NE\'ER mind what you _arc
using now for constipation.
For :ill rye* hknow tthizro is a bolts:
e , y e nex. .inie ou ii .
' rglglgged up my Dr. Caldwelllls Lexu-
tivn S nip epsin, a laxntlve suc-
cessfully used for 30 Y§*°\"‘_- "lm
largest selling liquid laxaiive in the
world. Olive l.. Purdy of West
St. John. N. B., foun laxativo
Sym Pepain most beneficial. and
J.  Smith. 119 Strathcona Av.
N., Hamilton. o»»¢...»av~ it Mfg:
best remedy hebns over used.
ligtd successful users of Dr. Cald-.
well's Lnxativo Synip P€P'*"\_ l*
naturally larsl! ll 0\’°f 1° ml“'°“
bottles are sold annually-
Formula on Every Package
Get ourself n botto at a drug
aims aio cost being less than a
cent 'a dose. Tulle a apoonful at
bod time for a few nights and wo
guarantee that thc most chronic
well`s lnxativn Syrup P¢P9|"~ lm'
like hnrsli physics such ne cnlomf-l.
“candy cnt articll." 8'1" Wnlffil 'md
powders, is n simple \'egei.nblc laxa-
tivi: composed of Fgyptian 5611118
and pepsin with lusty nromntica
which are entirely harmless.
This Remedy Guaranteed
lt has been accurately groveri
that.-a sumti led person only
75 per oem, egcient. It slowsqyou
upzliekel o\idulland_lai3; ako
Laxotive Syrup Pepsin o iii-st
day you do not have complete
bowel movement. Take it. guar-
anteed, for wnsthlpatiori. wrpid
liver, dye .psia, l0\l8Il08!. S0111'
slomsxh. lfeartiairhfi. £0; 0: 5213>:-0
lilac. IPODI1 U B I5
E-simian wiill kill agzld 
e a ments Ililfl'
xiii; oonstipalloli followed hy I
wma t' will in ro- ...-irv w u»1tryl¢Ilr~l¢ln~l~9llr"°°'
|§qyq|F.oi'onrefiind your E i-9,,,,,.:m:.:“24CaldwolI llg-.
money. A few doses in : Tmnio,
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stomach mimi” "’ “if ’“~' """"' '(.i"}x'ii|i»f‘%~."°A'@¢u ”
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-Mr. John Rattenbury was a
passenger by the fast express to
Charlottetown on Friday morning
-K.
West Life Assurance C0., returned
to Charlottetown on Thursday ev-
ening.-K.
-Miss Minnie Steele, Summer-
side was a visitor to Kensington
on Thursday.-K.
-Mr. Michael Shea of Water-~
ford Lot 1 returned on Friday
from Winnipeg.-K
-Mr. L. W. Murdock represent-
ing the Canadian Oil Co., was a
passenger Eastward on Friday.-K
-Mr. Able Block of Charlotte-
_ town was ii visitor to Kensington 2gKlp`;lg:§§°f;yh{g2d‘;gnev1?,?£g'wTg
so  on FrIday'_K' buried from her residence at Rock
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5 /.ax _ 0 : ` _Messrs John Mcmldyen and.J' sizlgllis fotllorifgllalieinggiiidlixiis to
 F;"(?i;lespie °tmAugusI§.¥;§aC°v¥{“s` Coluiiiba Church, where a high
 / 1° “miners B on y°_ ' iiiass of Reqiiieiii was offered hy
 _ I ‘.\II|iiiril'n` lilnlnacnl for llcpaliiche ;6[‘£Dg:;§3T’:lfl{§::;yhh§;1m?rthl;€!x'l;g
"" mortal of a highly respected wom-
/,  *_  Q W, G, Y, an was liild to rest in the nearby
.5 ff/ s- _ _t __ -_f Q _ ' cemetery. May her soul rest in
3 \,, I I J TuEsoAv, JANUARY 29 ll’@a°@~ _
WGY (Schenectady. N. Y.)
General Electric Company
Eastern Standard Timo
11:55 a. m.-U. S. Naval Observa-
ory time signals.
port
12:40 p. m.-Produce market re-
12:-i5 p. ni.-Weather report.
2:00 p. m.-Music and atldresx.
“The Ar of Making Introductions,"
Mrs. Albert Kinuin, Schenectady
Woman’-s Club.
6:00 p. in.-Produce and stock
market quotations; news bulletins.
6:30 p. m.-Dinner music by
String Trio of Ten Eyck Hotel,
Albany, N. Y.
7:45 p. m.-Program of chamber
music.
String trio for violin, viola and
cello, “Serenade," Opus 8 . . . .
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.. Beethoven
a. "Marcia"
b. "Adagio"
e. "Allegretto alia Polncco"
Edward A. Rice, violin; Ernest
Burleigh, cello; Loo Kllweii,
viola
Reading. "Tho Day of Precious
Penalties" . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. Hill
Esther F. Weisbnrg
Trio for flute, clarinet and oboe.
"Aubiide" . . . . . . . . .
.. De Wailly
Clarcnco Roberts, flute; Fred
Ferrey, oboe; Peter Schmidt,
clarinet
Reading, “The Palace of the
King" . . . . . . . . . . . . .
._ Crawford
Esther F. Weinberg
Quartet for oboe, bassoon, flute
and clarinet,
n. “Gavotte Roccoco"  . Pirani
b. "Whirlwind" . . . . . .
.. Plrani
Fred Ferrey, oboe; John B.
Taylor, bassoon; Clarence B.
Roberts, flute; Peter Schmidt,
clarinet
Readings,
a. "The Lilac Tree"  Gartlan
b. "The Usual Way" . . . .
.. Anon.
. . . . . . . . . .
 Anon.
Esther F. Weisberg
Quartet in F. "Major, "Allegro"
Mozart Fred Ferry, oboe;
Edward A. Rice, violin; Leo
ess this season.
Kenzie and had the property sur-
veyed by Mr. McDonald, last week.
..*EGG CIRCLE.-The Sturg-
eou~Murray Harbor Egg-Circle is
still running full blast. the fine
\viiiter being favorable. Mr. Heck-
in, Oak Valley. is the liustling col-
lector. They collect eggs only once
n week and are getting 500 a doz~
en for them at preseiit.
..*THE BURIAL-The body of
[Mrs Angus B. McDonald who died
at the Charlottetown hospital last
Sunday, and which reached Harm-
..“GASPEREAUX.-Mr. Chas.
Grahnui who is one of the largest
dairy patrons at the Murray Har-
boi' cheese factory also runs two
lobster factories, one at Iioughton
island and one at Miii'ray Harbor
North, and is already making pre-
parations for the season's work.
nt his home in Gaspereaux, and is
giving out large quantities of “ad-
hnm is certainly an all-round bus-
iness man.-Mr. Wm. McKay, who
is probably the largest dairy farm-
er in the Murray Harbor district,
is milking twelve cows this winter
and doing all the work himself
with the help of his wife.
They are inaking butter
of the iiillk since the close
of the cheese factory which finds
a ready sale by reason of it.s ex-
cellent quality at lic lb. over ordin-
ary market prices.-Mr. and Mrs.
Horatio Graham are also making
butter this winter. and which
meets with ii ready sale at 35c lb.
PIMPLES DN
HEAD AND NECK
Small and Formed Sore
Eriiptions. Skin Sore and
ed. Cuticura Heals.
"Pimplea broke out on the hack
ofmy head and neck. At that the
3 plmples were small and then
 5 ran into each other and
V v formed sore eruptions abou:
the also of a ten oem piece.
The akin was sore and red
;n:.uiIt'ched ‘a great deal,
me o scratch.
“I had the trouble about
liz months before I began using
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' us ¢ ea a
three boxel of Ointment lp was
healed." (Signed) J. A. Macdonald,
Gifford. Quebec.
Regy on Cuiicura Soap, Ointment
and llcum to can for your akin .
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Kliwen, viola; Ernest Burleigh, _
cello
..*LAND PURCHASE.- Mr.
Angus McBeth, Whim Road rec-
ently purchased 50 acres of wood
“Mr” J' B' Hughes M the Great land from his neighbor, Mr. Mc-
, . » Western Guardian Eastern Guardian Notes By the Way
  I ng _.ei-io? nom?-oimu'¢ came; _-si-lop ¢~m_?,°im..~| aguiq tc°minuea_rr;|i Page 4)
-LOST-On Bedeque Bay, at UBRIDGETOWN 1-Rev Rgbgrt merely sought homes in other _
I _ M-1sDonald'S P0ln!. brown velvet M.HBi-odie will condiict divine wor- haunts within our Island coasts.
on  e hat. Finder please advise Bowness ,mp on sunday Fe|,_ 3|-5 at 7 p_ m, .
9- RGWBN- 1|- Remember once the start is made
l1°°° N0- 1° 12-2- if ..~ci.EAR wrren.-There was
ad in tho gulf of the
AL_'J"l;;§$yoENME§T"AT‘ EMER` North Shore at the recent cold
'_ " mad “S b“3l` wave, but the southeast winds of
ness has been moved 'into the com- Friday which blew almost a hum_
uiodious new station. which is well cane drove this ,ca where H will
an heated and lighted by a plant in t b
the large basement of the station no como ack for 8 while' It is
The plant also “gms an the plat: now blue water again in the Gulf.
T0 OPERATE FACTORY-
contiguous to the station A fine Geo Graham' Gaspe,-e,wx_ who
new refres
  hmem' and illnlllif Cafe now owns the M. H. Lobster fzic
°DP°“lte the sl*m°“ L5 “ln by tory, having purchased the shares
A““tl”,M“"PhY-_K' of Messrs. McLaren and Graham,
‘ rew Fraser Mitchell which is pend-
..'READY FOR BUSlNESS.-»
Mr. A. D.McIsaac,Big Bush has his
t Mr' A“g“'°t5;1 Cutclgte' Frederic' new lobster factory completed, and
fim’ “pen 6 Wee end in the the wood for the seasons pack pil
LW' ed along side. He expects to go
stronger than ever into 'the busin-
professor pmponnded to a large
and intelligent class of students the
question. Are a cow's ears above.
this to test their faculty of percep-
tion. All of them had seen cows.
but only two of the class would
venture to answer and these two
had studied drawing. The others
had been seeing without perceiving
it being true that Prince Edward
Island has more cows to the
square mile than any other Pro-
vince of Canada, =how many of our
college students can correctly and
promptly answer the professors
question?
it is not often that newspaper
readers In this Province care par-
ticularly for what goes on in the
Bow Street Police Court in Lon-
don. But just now the case of And-
ing there has a very considerable
_interest for public men here and at
Ottawa, for our federal and provin-
cial governments and for many
others on both sides of the ocean.
The hearing begun on Saturday
last and has been adjourned until
Saturday next when it may be con-
cluded. The rosult will be awaited
with much interest here.
The change of government in(
England seems likely to present
the over-sea Domlnions receiving
the trade preference agreed upon!
by the imperial Conference und'
which was favored by the Baldwin
Government. This is dlsappoim.
lim. the more so as the Liberal
vllllrty over there is lending its sup~]
Dort to the Labor Government in]
this matter. The political situa-_
tion is not unlike that existing in
Canada. Both in Canada and the
United Kingdom the governments
of the day are in ii minority in their
respective Houses of Commons,
but are supported by another party A
lil Carrying Out measures that are
at best doubtful if not injurious.
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Good butter is never n. drug op ing
market.
In a book treating of the New .
Psychology we read that a 'learned
below or behind the thorns? He dld‘
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GINGERBREAD: 6 tablespoons water, 2’/a
cups flour, 1 cup molasses, 2 tablespoons Cur-
nation Milk, 1/A teaspoon salt, ‘lt teaspoon soda,
1% teaspoon ginger, 1/, cup butter' or lard.
Sift dry ingredients together. Add liquids_ to
molasses. Combine mixtures, add shortening
and heat well. Pour into greased shallow pan
and bake in moderately hot oven about 25
minutes.
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Use it in your fillings and icings as
well as for creaming vegetables, mak-
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coffee with Carnation. Use it dilut-
ed in tea (one part- Carnation, three
parts water.) Use it undiluted with
fruits and cereals.
Carnation is just pure fresh milk,
evaporated to double richness, kept
safe by sterilization. Order several
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from' your grocer. . i
The Iqbal
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and While
PERSON ALS,
..*Mr. John Gillis, Rock Barra,
returned Monday from the N. B.
lumber woods. So also did Frank
McDonald, Clear Springs, and
some others.
..*Mr. Chester McDonald, Clear
Springs went to Boston for the
winter months. Mr. Peter Mclnnis
of Milton Mills, takes his place as
..'Mr. John Cafirey of Herman-
ville. is acting farm manager for
Mr. James Mallard, Big Bush who
has gone away to Maine to take ad-
vantage of the big wages prevail-
ing there.
..*Messrs. M. and A. McKenzle,\
sons of Mr. William McKenzie,
01d English Fair
(By DomiiiltTii__l'\;ws Service)
LONDON, Jan. 28.-Wickham
:F'air, which dates from 1268, when
a charter was granted by Henry
lil. is in danger of abolition.
J. Carpentier Garnier. lord of the
Gaspereaux, who have been at
home spending the Christmas hol-I
id_ays. returned. last Monday to'
|Sydney. Miss McKenzie. a sister'
is visiting her sister-in-law, at Stol-I
larton, N. S. who is very ill. l
..°Mr. John A. McDonald, Land
Surveyor, was in Murray Harbor
during the week endcnvorlng to
settle a dispute between lwo ad--
joining land owners, and which
was on tlin verge of legal proceed-
ings. The dispute wus reported set-
tied.
..°Miss Tillie McAulay has tnk-
en position of clerk in tho llerman
ville Farm Grocery in the place oi'
Mr. John Caffrey, who has taken
up other employment since his re-
turn from the Charlottetown lios-
pital where he underwent un oper-
ation.
..°Mr. Ross Graham, Murray
Harbor, North, who has been keep-
ing n general store for the past
twenty or more years, and who
was recently burned out. has re-
tired permanently from active
mercantile business and has sett-
led down to farming and occasion.
al produce buying. Ho is also iii-
terested in foxes. A neighbor of
Mr. Grahuni, William McKay. and
his wife and daughter, have $2,000
invested in sliver black foxes in
different island ranches in K
lng's
County, and which latterly is bring
ing them in some nice dividends.
manor. has applied to the Home
Seretary for its discontinuance on
the ground that cattle sales and
business formerly transacted no
longer take place, and that ull
which remains is revelry by the
villagers.
From its inception the fair has
been held in the flno sqiniro of
this pretty llumpsliirn village, and
the lord of the manor says he
thinks festivities held eiicli May
could be now transferred to an-
other spot.
The paroclilal electors have de-
cided to protest to tho lionie
Secretary against the proposal.
 
BARGAIN
WEEK
Every weak Ia Bargain Week In
some particular line at -Poole 6.
Thompaon'|. Tlvla week It la Robes
and Rugs. '
$20.00 Robes for $15.00. $6.00
Horse Rugs for $4.50. $5.00 Rugs
for $3.75 and $4.75 Rugs for $3.50.
Poole & Thompson
Limited. ,
 
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if it wem not for ii .low leaders, in takin revon it man is 'bill
They hurt themselves bliirt A good horse ,nover lacks li
rung others. llc.
B' S0.
e human race would still be waA~ eveii with his enemy, ‘buf in DW'
wing in the mud ot' ibarbarism. ing it over, ho is superior.
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Rexall Remedies for
Specific Ailments
REXALL DYSPEPBIA TABLET8, 25°, 50° and 81.00
make digestion easy and the stomach healthy.
REXALL CATARRH JELLY, soo relieves oanrrli and
cold in the head.
REXALL LIVER SALTS 35c, 65a, $1.25 restore iM
liver to normal action. ' f
REXALL CHERRY BARK, 35° and Wo, the large sale
proves this pleasant tasting cough syrup gives satisfaction.
REXALL SYRUP OF HYPOPHOBPHITEB $1.00. Nervt
and tissue builder. Puts snap Into you.
REXALL FILE CURE 501:. easily applied, causal 0°
Irritation, gave almost immediate relief.
REXALL KIDNEY PILLS 50c, 8 for $1.25- C0009*
kidney disorders and eliminates uric acid from ¢_h0 l¥l'»°"'-
REXALL ORDERLIEB '250, 509 lllil "1~00- Tl"
Ideal laxatlve medlolne. -
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THE MACKINNON DRUG oo.`
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