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A package of Rmso is
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You simply dissolve for 25 seconds the tiny bubbles in
hot water, soak the clothes a couple of hours, or over
night, rinse them well in clean water and-that’s'all.
Result-clean, sweet-smelling clotlies, hours of time
saved and the hand work changed to just rinsing.
Rinse dissolves the dirt, you rinse it out.
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und Rinw, th¢ greatest time and i Mr. Dawson said that confeder-
Made by
the makers of Lux
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Summerside Business
You Can Enter Any Day.
Mall Courses Guargntled, J. Psgeon. Prln.
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r-Page 3 is available. tl x,2y“°aY °'”du Ugi°°'l R°;‘4l¥‘|-0'i
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-10 GOCD WORK HORSES I0! vltgii i:)yC8llTrc§ll?3ltIl.hl.r Y&°uSl;!:lil'l:,i
sale. cheap- w. B. McNeill, sum-lumnea. sin-3.13.31'
merside. 8161-17-3|, ...___ .
Guardian's Western Office in theiLadies' Ready-to-Wear Garments. Ai
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‘ -cu/molsns oN sAl.s at the Miiiinei-y opennig :mi drips; lift; ""°‘°‘°'°°`°`°`°‘°‘°""
McNeill Building, Sumniereide comprehensive showing of all the ,,¢_~r°.|~_ _
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-_ in ladies' wearables for the coming'
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CIRCUIT.-March 21. Bedeque, 11
H-U1-. Cape Traverse 3 p_m__ Searie. -AT HOME.-Mrs. Doctor Kei
town, 'I p.m. Friday, March 19th, Alberton, will be “at home" the a
Chelton school house. A call to ternoon and evening of Friday, 19th
worship God March 8171 3 18 2i
Water St Summerside, where sub-
scriptions. news or advertising will
onference
as Solution gggesreceived Tile phone number is
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PERSONALS
(Canadian Pr¢ss)
S . JOHN. !\. B.. Mar. 17.-Can-
indian problems should be solved
lhv I-onfereiit-e rather than ‘b de went to Borden °n 'March 'mb' 8"
, - Y ` _
1bate, A. 0. Dawson. former Presi-. :'°“te i‘°t Dodflfxldi '§a’g‘~»Tl:"9~ -Rem
dent of the Montreal Board of 5 “ S S el' U - "9~ - - Oman Of
Trade. told n gathering of 350 re-|C¢\S0\lmD@C~ .
presentatives business and profes-
sional men at the Saint John Board
of Trade banquet in a locill hoteli I
‘heretonig'llt. v - » I  
ation had been consummated iiyl *SOLD AND
--Mr. and Mrs Ephraim 'Read
l1l)0\lr Giver the hflustwlft hi! the efforts oi' conscientious mc~_il»J0i]` in . BOUGHT' _ '“r'|
ever known.
p th I , 1 n nd in t f. n A D gnell has sold his
igliie Qlgléiileig gin tel: Egllgtry wliriililipretty farm at 'Bay F°"“"° and
forget party politics and get to-ilmrchased 'I ""1"" mrgel' farm at
geilie-r ill discussion, sulutioilsigoul? Bay'We”" (mm MT- Daniel
could he found from present tiny, "lr fwyitlae;?i'l?g‘I§‘e;gl:g?r:;~o ‘hm
iiil"‘ lti Mr. Duws revle '- ' ‘ ' -
ini Iiliif irxamsnvrtation, i.ii.;ricultiire;:"""l’;) "way l" the NU" 3601*”
.. _ :rl I bu ml” Smmlion, ull er woods returned to his
liilililzlndald thiil in (iialliida alone ofiggme at Clear Sl"`l“55 155'- Salllf'
‘all countries in the world. had the y'
percupitn income risen since the "é
: Y 7 ni". it  I that mempt., Wm, i=Anlv|. -zur. xirlen lnrkln. Finn..
In Memoriam
JOHN O'CONNELL
Funeral services for Mr. John
(Vtfrinuell of 13 Hillside park.
Soni.-rville, Mass who celebrated
his 90th birthday on Feb. 3. will
hu held tomorrow morning in St.
.Ion-pll’s Church and the burial
\-.-ill ho ill Calvary Cemetery, Wal-
Llinlll.
.\ii‘. 0'Colinc-ll who died .\1arch
evil was born in Prince Edward Is-
land and for 28 years was a school
tent-lier there. He later engaged
in hiisinesa and for 40 years he
was a notary public and justice of
the peace. Mr. O'Connell had been
a resident of Somerville 40 years
and. up to his retirement eight
years seo, was engaged in the pro-
vision business.
Mr. O`-Connell had always en
could not hear the proceedings.
He is survived b three eonslnd
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two tiniighters. The sons are th
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im dm “me Hlzlon has not 'been suflerin fronl
eve da ‘ inewest and most authentic st les I. llview p »-`
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ll .' l l to induce Maritime in' 5 | ' l i
 lit? change their locationgtiie effects oi' the. snow storm of; l--------‘
ioyea the ben of health He was ioilllei upper provinces “Hd 01°* "““““"*' and l"°"“““'Y~ N" “mg
ii daily attendant at the Somer-
ville court until ii year ago, when 1 d or ears
dtfnfiiess- overtook him and he oljeutglant-Colonel A' El MMsie"$50_ ms hennery and mm; fam.
some communities were offering ago Mr. Larkin conveyed to Sourisl
_ . K 10 per. two cases of eggs at 50c a dozen.
inllnullity o taxes over ng and the mommy milk cheque for
THE TWO- PIECE FROCK
PREVA ILS
.Doubt not that the jumper frock is
vice-President of the Board`0f|°‘°-V f“n°l'l°“ed independently of going to continue its vogue, for Paris
Trade, presided and introduced the U19 SHOW and Wi"d9~ uses it to interpret some of the
speakers Mr Dawson wus seat- i'-' smartest of the advance sports styles
1"” J“"‘”‘ °`°"““"' ”‘“"°’ “ed at his .init anti non w is. ..°nssuMso Tsscuiuo. - 'rin design iennai it in ilgura'
the Blessed Sacrament Church. ~ ' ' . ._ - uf ~ ~
_ . _ _ . _ i l lt. Othe guests Mrs. Ernest G0l‘l1li1Il (H98 Milllllllhl _ rayon trimm with a plain collar
lidlllnllvle- |~\f<l~. -101111 0 C0|m°“' Foyer at h it el d .lohli Scott,iFortune has resumed teachilig` The lines are deddedly girlish anc
nmnuger of the New Lmwm of honor in mei th Montreal school She is teaching in the the mode enerally becoming Nar~
|§’0ué,ie`\\§;l;:.gish' xii' anitmlgzhggle ?;diilzri;i=iI-lgJ.El;l.“§i- Ltlilesaiy of Toron- Groshaut school three miles' nwny. ` row cuffs gnisli the long sleeves. Me-
' U am' D m e lto General Manager ol the Cana- Sha drives the distance every dayidium size requires 344 yards 40-incl;
lahm" Md fraternal circl" ml ; t the and to her credit missed ve few i material with 1% ard lining for the
iinn city. The annglmers are un. dinn Press: A- W- R°bh ° _ _'Y . ' -~ - - _
   of W--= S--*H=-1if~»  A 1  “;;°..‘:.;°;§;;. .rn °i.°;'.'n‘.;~r.":if.:."°°’ '° “""“i  °‘“" 'S "
lerville and Mi-s. Rose A. Fa.rrel1.lP. Robinson. J. D. )tlcl§eltiA:\t;.u - ~succeS5tu"y taught at Rléckbarrai Pictorial Review Printed Pane"
with whom dir. 0'Connall made Drummie, and W. 1-.. fine -firsband Monticello revmus to her Nu 2981 Sizes’ 14 to 18 years am
hiS l10m€- Mr' ‘Mchemm was ` p i4 to 48 inches bust. Price, 45 cent:
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1. ECONOMV-
At one cent per me
2. A BALANCED RATION:
the fox’s ration at
3. VITAMINES-
4. HEALTH-
5. ENERGY FOQDS-
For sale by leading distributors or direct from the
factory.
i Imperial Biscuit Co., Ltd
Box
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Why “|mperiaIs" Stand
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ably less and give much better results than feed-
ing a restricted meat diet.
Imperial Fox Biscuits are required to balance
Contained in larger quantities ln Cod Liver Oli
than any known food. _
"lmperlals" produce a Iaxatlve condition of UIQ
bowels, ensurlngj perfect digestion.
Are only supplied by earbohydrates. Dletltlsns
recommend the fox’s diet to consist M from 33
to 50% cooked cereals containing cod liver ell
during the gestation period.
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I;  \ mmliided; A. J. Foster, Mr. Livesuy eas y hear a man and n .ma y
_ i  g \\ -nf. no--. Mr- mb. A- M- BEM  H  A wi °"“° ff" Cattle
; __ Q  .md Hou Dr. -Foster. lwnd surveying . Mr. McDonald.
F   O \ ;‘ ' Hermanville is busy running lilies _'___
,f F X O  ----1-----*_* in Fortune and vicinity H1080 IIHYS- (special to the Guardian)
 v / `\ ' The people are getting busy haul~ TORONTO’ qua,-_ 16_ _Que of
,f \ AND  ( . ' ‘ing home their WlI1i€l`B W0Ud “lid the ms or recommendations of the
speaker-_ He paid a tribute to Mr marriage-
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i;'}‘:Z;,?n;ig;-lbbllems Other speakers in open woods. The crust will
_ ._ 1 f fm support of Mari- -i -1-<4->-_
ilixnvgslillglltosr an; spoke of the DF0- ..“WO0DS WORK. -The hard _
-_-15 , __ de .b the provinces in the crust of snow now on makes woods _
Ihre” ma oi’ the recognition of work very convenient, particularly  
Marketing of
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' ' th woods work rt t th A ritiiitnrai Enquiiy
. , . l " ,lu A1)0|,d  tute vs. Stephen BYOWII Came lil’ marketing of cattle. The other
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this season.
500
Phone 721. Charlottetown, P. E.L
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Long hours at the desk,
shortened hours of
hasty and irregular
lack of exercise-these up
the vitality of the strongest
body.
At such dans the dmgu of
constipation is more common and
more serious.
co . . . I |-
nnybo-¢;t;?l\tl`i‘iTiI¢Isl|i.| safe for ever.:
body. lt doa nor affect the nom-
nch, and is not absorbed by the
body. Medical suthoririeeapprove
Nujol Because it is so saie, so gen-
tle and so natural ln its action.
Nujol makes up for a dskieucy
of natural lubricant in the inno-
¢i;ide¢.dll:.sofnn»_tls:h°m|to mam
:egulu bowel mmvemenuwithaut
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' of tix sillhout ill sd'ocu.yUnFg
laxatives, it doesnat form a habit,
and can be discontinued at my
time.
` Ask you flflldli  Ndol-_
._ "` ° K ‘é » _ , ,° case of the Lot 46 Farmers’ l`"Bli- tolm plan for the co-operative
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before His Honor Judge Fraser lf* prominent policies advocated is
the County`Court, Souris on Tiles- u0.0pem;|0n nmong the provinces
dBY. March 2nd. This was an 110' in the mutter of export marketing.
l¥33..f§.¥.J§°§Zf5Z.?'..? $2355.35  
EIIZEMA IN RASH
of lambs. sold by the Dlillllilln '~°
All Over Scalp. liched and
the defendant November 1923. Mr
A. F. Mconniu appeared fvr the
Burned. Cuticura Healed.
" I was troubled with eczema. It
plaintiff and Mr. J. Augustus MC~
Donald, city, for the defendnntn
The case was adjourned till March,
broke out in A red rash all over my
scalp and after u time turned to
pimplel. lt itched and burned all
31st to enable the defendant to se-
the time and caused my hair to fall
cure some necessary evidence.
..*HOCKEV.-A hard !0\l8ht
game oi' hockey was played ill Sl-
‘Pcter‘s rink iMondsy night. be'
tween tlie “ice Piclteie" and
"Sports", resulting in e 'I-7 sc0\'2-
Thic was the second meeting be'
tween these teams. the first Sam”
going to the “Ice Pickers". Last
night the "Sports" went on the
ice determined to wipe out H1211'
recent defeat. and with the “IN
Pickers” equally determined to ad-
minister a second defeat. the Sam*
was bitterly fougllt. The last 'PBT-
iod especially was fast and excit~
in and before the game Gilded
Mit.
" I rad an advertisement for Cu-
ticura Soap and Ointment and sent
for a free sample end after using it
found great relief. I purchased
more, and after using two cakes of
Cuticura Soap and one box of Cuti-
cun Qlntrnent I was completely
healed." (Signed) Miss Sarah G.
Davidson, Summer St., New Glas-
_ proved herself to he thi- tghzivmp-
- thi' ‘ilce Pickers were minus the
zero temperature one would assoc-
iate with their occupation. in fact
when the final gong sounded the
players on both sides were, to SHY
the least. decidedly “Fed up." The
I decidi ame between these two
D-8 S
teams will be watched with -inter-
‘ est.
gow. Nova Scotia. .
Cuticura Soap, Ointment and
Tulum remote and maintain skin
purity , Jin comfort and skin llalth
often when all else fails.
laldl Q: Ina ll`:A|'l..Addr:sl 
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SPM   I HAT
fSl‘lUWflNG'
 IVE yourself a treat by review-
ing our present Hat display.
Whether or not you buy, you’ll ap- ~
preciate seeing what’s new in fine
Hats at prices that spell real values
§5 $5 $7.50 
Chnrl0ttetown’s Great Showing V
of BORSALINOS 1
_ Our younger customers will be de-
lighted _with the fine .showing of new
snap brim styles.
l"iO0RE . °LEOD
LIl‘iiTEl`J, I
I "_"’"" iul.iy will carry 245,000 hu
____ -\lurtcr~ .l_. _\. Lyuilin wheat. This wheat was
E .ill<lj_',c,~:- ( llzlrll-s l’liolt-_v, _I_ _]_ fmm Buffalo for _snhu
On Saturday evening _\i;ii-i-h lfi|li|‘“"l"""' n"“'l"-V l""'r“- 'I' »‘\- ("“"`- tllrougli the efforts of the
1926' Tae” were held HI 'l`l“,\'u\\l _ - iireigllt department of the
Rink. It being an ei-iiivvitlliy i'inoiA_1nerlCan  lun National Railways ntid it
Ellght. B liirge number ot' skzilelwak _ lnrgpst move"-,em of
d spectators were pr _ iii _ > . .
where in tile vicinity d|?€i\\'i>q{liiiii-`   ii-iiliilililltgoiili ;iHi?tii)i(iiieliliii);|gh
dred persons ln all. ~ ` `
U The iss was in first class coudi-‘  
_ on an both skaters null upi~i~tz\~ *__
tors enjoyed themseliies in iii.-`, (special to The coamlipn)
hlshent degree. . ._\ii>l~."i‘llu_i.ml,, _uiu-t~ii' io. -'|‘ln-.
The races were made very iii-.truiup steiinier “Ac<|\iitiuiin“ wliirh-
teresting by Mr. Eldon Lord oi”
Tryon who proved hi-mggir to i,..l..___.__.l______
til , - . ..| ~
..:..f“°":,':.‘.':"..:.‘l.°.i.f .n.:.“°~:; :¢.:_.And§ In Stomach
Charlie Gorman to watcl il ii l» ' '
by Miss Adlaide 'Ponley,`\v‘li2llillsii (Jause Indlgestlon ,nm
ion racer of these sactioiis. i Ona" 6"' s°"'°"°" ‘md pn"
The winners of di[i’ei'e-nt clilsst-ei HW' T° Tw"
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are as follows' i liledirill sutlioritlos siute that nearly
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Boys 15 and “M107 nine-tvntlis of the ensue nf otonlntb
1. Stanley 'l‘h0mD50n- Nm`U\|lraullli-, iiidlgestioii. suurllsss. buruin
Tryolll 2. Jllmes Kehoe. Alhilny_ =gul. bloating, uausen. atv., are due to
0"" 15 “ii  |:;:‘..‘:.‘.‘.f:;'1..‘:.'.ii":‘;"‘;.::;f::.‘::.:".:“:
mfg g"'°“ H°“"_m' T'~"°"i 2-iinnk .ir .inn-.dive ini.-.~t». rin- .lt-_limiti-
‘ °ger50n' Tnon' iiltulnilch llililig is irrltuted, digt-ntioll is
Match Race Lldy and Gsntleman!d»»lii_vi»|| und fund entire, cuuulug the
1. Adelaide Pooley. Tryon and tlistiizri-vnlilr sinnptmns which i-very
mu MacLe0d_ View,-gn: 2' Lnmnlstniliiit-h sufferer knows so well.
MMLBBH. Crapsud, and Ilill Rog.,“"A_;tiii..ini vllglt-st.-ins im- nip
erson, Tryon I|,,;,,,“ um re" and
G¢Ml6ml|l'| RICO isiiulil nnv n few
1. Reg. Thomas. Albany; 2, "'>yc` ann mln.
Rogerson, Crapaud. ull" o-
Hoekey Piaysrs nth-r
1. Eldon Lord. Tryon; lu all
Wood. Tryon; .Bill Vic gnu or
!0l'll. lpowiier
Ladies Race §"\|l|<\ il
1. Adelaide Ponley, Tryon; 2.i“’\"_{'f"‘t"‘;° °"d
Aimy Lea. Tryon; 3. Minervaln‘“:::Me:"f¢
lm-an as and au. 'islam an.
E Csileuru Sllnvlni Slick 256.
Gillis. North Tryon ‘,.,,,|,|¢ yn,
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