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  I/-do do __
Sold only in K, l and 2 lb. airtight tins.
Wlsolo, ground or fins ground for Trlcolstor or Psnolator loo.
onsss s ssnsosu, - fsonnsal.. S'
THERE ARE lilllll) 
= to
in
’ *.1* w
é Why Imperial Fox Biscuits are being led In lb* isading fox I “‘
if ranches on P. E. island.
J -iizlom A. H, Affleck, Albany. 'Now
unloading Regal -Flour. Bran. `
Shorts, Oatmeal and Rolled Oats, huh
also -Cracked Corn sud Ollcake in ma
the
giv
n
-SUMMERSIDE AGENT.- Mr. _
Byron MacDonald ol’ the MacDon-
d Drug Co le now Guardian re
lan at’lhis store. His Telephone No. em
12-2. lf ed
-BUY YOUR FEEDS and ilours ul
ook. Wiholesaie and retail. A. H.
Affleck, Albany, P. E. ii. 1326-5-zi. Lf;
grained but groves. ideal groves of 1”
utlful tall pine logs may be more the taxpayers have been lev-
ud in Flat River. Bélfllel. Bill-» led upon to pay them the more uso-
M. Nicholson of that place had le" they have bec0me_ is it M;
PERSONALS A
~Mr.A. E. McLean, M. P., Sum by
moraide paid an unexpected visit which groves of a. dozen or more
 0’Leury Thursday evening and beautiful pines could be viewed
"" spite of the short notice a meet- fro
I ing was called and a large number
. of co-workers and supporters
ere present. After discussing YO b ll
          
why healthier foxes, larger I-itters, more valuable peits are no adoptem moved by My-_ w_ H_ '-
_.sea
why losses have been eliminated and more puppies raised M
 to maturity when Imperial Fox ,Biscuits have been the principal 974|’
`” dlei. “’°
COT
produced wherever Imperial-Cod-Liver-Oil Fox Biscuits are req- De
ulsrly fed. Mc
inistcr for having authorized the of
A Psni=ecrLv BALANCED RATION ance that nc would favorably re- C"
it fn
is a term new well understood by successful stock raissrs
and experience proves lit applies to foxes as well as other dom~
¢ estic animals. Meat and fish supply protein. lmperlal-Cod-
 Liver~Oii Fox Biscuit furnish carbo-hydrates and fat, (energy J
~ and heat), all are essential to a perfect diet.
Imperial Fox Biscuits are being fed today in many of the
3 best fox ranches in P. E. Island and Eastern Canada as a winter
........0rder through your nearest dealer or direct from Factory.
l
$2
Charlottetown, P. E. i.
 Th-is special Bieurated form of
` _ Magnesla, for -Stomach Qiironlgeli
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 Special 10 Days Sale at- V
Imperial Biscuit Go. Ltd 
sou
Q- d iposliilve -neulmallzing action of Jil
na
od
you
ember the needs of the county. gi
?i<¢>-_---- ing games. A heuuiiflll dong was4B
eetly rendered by the t'.\'o Mrs. government at Ottawa in their of-
' McGraths, while one of Lot 40':-i H
“St  inusic teachers. Mrs. Patrick Sin- or
tt presided ut the organ. A song
For Upset Stomach 13;
_'i H.
-For after-oat-i dietres il
ng S' g S' Sinnott, also n step-dance, by Mrs.
'p_ 013,19", nsnisipd by Mm not mere uselessness, but untold
mes O'Brieu. A ilcliclous supper injury to the Province for the pre-
s served and the enjoyable time sem ,md the future at me hand” 0,
s then brought to a close by the H)
gmg of the Naumml Anthem al. e men elected to guard our ill-
to
rness and bloating, thc quick J
just rlgihti Relief, certain and W
' '_ by
' " "° R.
oovsn ExAMlNA'rloN tl
bea
fo
I s
en to ML McLean and 3 ,.es0|u_ wood, which is the topic of tile day. a
The many friends of Mr. Jamcs ple away’ and so may tha exodum
“ms and seconded by ML J_ M4 Arnold arc glad to see hiln out A
l fl tl l(
Williams. thanking the Prime “gaD'|‘eur‘i'B;;A“fek lffvergle l;,o,l,1,?g crease in the sales tax began with
ies of Lot 40, gathered lit thc me ye" 1924! And as mr immlg'
k i m 1 _ home of Mr. Ernest Baker, to bill l'llll0ll llBill€ DPUIIIDCBG. what m0l'0
' B “ the °°““ “e"°" “ ac died" to the old year and wel- deadly blow in any influx of sei-
me the “°"‘|“g nf me “"“'- A tiers into this Province could have
endifure or ssoo.ooo for pdnlic lad
dance with his former assur- "A,
H W
urated Magneeia. has proved to wa
tifying, almost instantly follows 8
_ sin
me Veil' nfs! 4‘l°59_““d 8 ‘ew ter which they ull departed wishing
» 091115' W0"Lh 01"-Unable f"°"‘ any each other -best wishes for the New 0
go dinuggist, lasts -fora long lime. ve
_ ..*SHOP from Holmsnb Catalog.
.* CORNED CODFISH 4 £0 5
-. D' ,
resentative in Summeraide and will cent, er lb” ag peter Jolmgwng, m||||°,,. "H,
be pleased to receive news, adver- M°,,¢,_;ue___2|_ °°q“m”“ ' “M M as
tlsing, new and renewal subscrip-
tions and J'ob<Prlnting. Mr. Mac- ‘_
Donald sells the Morning Guard- W
_i C
_agngvgp gp p|NE_ _pine past been S-l.0_00,` 'The Civil Ser-
ber is pretty scarce on this vice has been multiplied in num-
nd though a few isolated trees hey, and in the aggregate of salar-
Y be l°““d l" 3 3°°d "muy isa in like proportions. As for our
c
es. mostly knotty and coarse
u
urvey made of his wood lands
-_ c
--"‘3R|5T°|- NOTES: '“ The is more immigrants from abroad.
ung people of Lot 40 and sur- C0
ry pleasant evening was spent in h
s also rendered hy Mrs. Everett
Richardson and Mrs. Patrick
C. Church, Montague, took placc 19
__»EA5-|-E_gN AGENT _._ M,-_ J, Domi-nion and of the Provinces has
. Murdock is now Guardian Ag- 'increased in various departments
il! MDD*-IISUB Bud Wm ‘W P1955' from 100 to 650 per cent. As an in-
to receive news items, advertls- stance the pay of a Number of pm.,
l" 1n'g;u`;'?;,_|l;;§g§s"'g’ new and renew liament. which in the seventies of
_._ last century was $600 has for years
Mr. McDonald recently in p
m the survey 1me_ ing on, that the Dominion is not ln-
lsic, singing dancing and plav- een give" than WHS struck by -thu
UT- pay, count the honor of being chos-
all by llielieoule d sufficient re-
4_,,,wH|sT PARTY__The first of llxxril for their labors and give us
series of whlst parties got up
the young ladies of St. Mary's Hlllllrleiljncn \ve sent to Ottawa in
(Continued from Page 4)
While New Brunswick has been
ost of the civil government of the
epreseutatlves in Parliament the
ainfully true?
We are told man exodus is go-
reaslng and that our great need
mmon sense would dictate to
tion which is driving our own peo-
nd what happened? A big ln-
ell government here and the King
cial employment of Andrew Fras-
ihllchcll?
Such transactions demonstrate
rests and promote our progress.
ur city councils serve without
nest service. It is from the high
21 and the Salary Grabbers that
ZEN,
y 24 Inst., in the lnr e rooms W
ierc'on Thursday evening, Jann- e
sent to the Legislature in 1919
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HOUSTON & PILLMA N'S
Harrington
From February 6th to 16th we lwill sell at greatly
reduced prices, the following lines of goods:
12 pairs iMen's Rubber Boots. -
12 pairs -Boys’ Lumber Rubbers.
6 pairs -Women's fine Boots ,sizes 3, 4, 5.
25 pairs Boys* and Children’s Boots.
12 pairs Boys 'Cloth and Corduroy Pants.
'/2 dozen Men's Coat Sweaters.
women's and Boys Underwear.
Men’s Shirts and Overcoats.
.__ ar 1
he semi-annual examinat~ion of owned by Mr. Edward &K_err, nd- that we get debt D"@¢l lllJ0n debt.
l\6lll Fl’ltl3Y .l0 - lla
D0 illing the barber shop, This so
’1`
ver school was i I _
:February first. There were nine.:rhi;t Haf§uti;le;;fr'3;i!s4d4 so( stilrccessful honored calling of representatives
visitors present. The pupils “GFS to hom sim4lar0l;vf;msBSZV;\;;: of the people snlirched and discred-
i d 'n the different subleflls 1°” _
:T435 Eenuher’ and showed by weck throughout the wlnter.A hard 
ir ready and correct answers fought game was indulged ill which
wu
1 _
“med Amer some com, p y rs, Mr Thomas Troy winning wh
e gentlemi.n's prize. and Mrs.
GX!!
by
the _
that they had been carefully 1"' use "mmugmy e“j°ye" “Y th'-‘ iwimle to nmke up their minds
str
pil
I ks were made by th _ -
m°“t“'ys"§:"s';'1'e Whnewny read Frank Murphy the ladies prize. lug and wasteful spending shall
th i itor
ith; V *following address while Ere b°°by prize” wel" W Mlsglbe “"¢B\1°l`10\` 00l1tlnued. It is ini
M
\ . _ h
urph . Tb l t f -i
le Chef with 9' lm" M gaunuehty flveycents  eil; sum 0 th" ithe ‘1“e5u°n-
ly Wickham and Mr Francis'|_
yrtle McCannell presented the M
B.
, ' ll ll f. I
gloves and a three N909 lV°l`Y 59t"e,,j0 the n cos 3 0
1§@§§ ii
Groceries
Special bulk Tea 50:: lb. Raisins, (15 oz.) 2 for 290.
Giiietts Lye, 2 for 25c. Lux, 10c. Sugar, 11c. Borax, 2 for
15c. Brooms, 75c. Taicum Powder, 15c. Fioramye Tooth
Paste 20c. A quantity of dishes plain and clover leaf, sell-
ing at cost. Sale ends February 16th.
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Harrington, P .E. I. Th
_ b
h ddress ‘ y se social evenings should:
i
F0ll0Wll18 lS l 9 5 5 serve as nn incentive for n ]|hef-5] 
iss Helen Wl1lf0‘V*1Y- ipatrouilgc of all denominations, for
Denr teacher. ‘besides the companionship of these hi
K oiled upon tax and the once
cd' in the open sight of all. Surely
is high time for n tnx-burdened
other this mad orgy of borrow.
e power of the people to decide
5 ‘marriage early in October t
on your digestion when you eat
Shredded heat. _It~ is so thor-
oughly cooked that every particle
of it is digested. It contains all the
rich, body-building elements of the
whole wheat grain, including the
bran' which is so useful in`promot-
ing bowel exercise. Two Biscuits
make a nourishing, satisfying meal.
It is ready-cooked and ready-to-eat.
For a warm meal on a cold day
pour hot milk over the Biscuit, add-
> ing a little cream
and a little salt.
Niagara Fslls, Ontario
Sllré ° heat
tllm
lt 'is with a El'€B'- 5681 Of Dleas'isplend|d young ladies, an excellent he s i-l d f 'B livi las'
e and pride thatuwe. 8! illeiglrizsunpcr is also served. Auction lsitai B 9 0 0 8 when he ob'
_ ing of your ha YBHH Ito replace the game of whlst at of the Penial ll-I ll F `
 eng us, present you Wil-ll lhllilsome of these social affairs. J. H arm'
ilittle guilt. which in a measure ex-
» HOUSTQN & PILLMAN __ ll;-:ss4es 0151' ann;e;l;i;::g:4\ fort  _- _ indicates ilmfi. Lliendeeensed was a
e ors an our - ,_=i-¢|~|-y CQNVEMENCES YOURS nlnn 0 it e nest qualities of
e value of the gift itself is small THE FAR ON mind and heart and his death eo
M.-Muhi id fth'_
f, we feel sc\;rf:44yol;tv;4l;va1ur<;l£4lack of such any ‘éoueetiltiencgas as Sir away from home will -bg a sore
» "".§"i"`I@”' "L@""'_$ \i" “Q3 I“"..§?" "’\@>""1‘§5`Z` Ii?"  fol
»,, . _ ,»., ' fa. . 4. /, ,. _.c /,. he. .e_ /,., . ,. _
:if
SOURIS MARKET
I
U5- our best farmer ar l t ill ~ .
 Lniiry butter _    1432 D Signed on behalf of the DUDUS Of vemences of mf, kfndlm $1, néaxg. ,”l°"“b""
lggll ......... .
(lata
Y' U19 359° 9- 'l ‘mnhml-runi1ln.g water, hot and cold, bath
may yet be said, but quite n few of 0
you may continue your Iroomr toilet' sewage and furnace W o will have the sincerest aym
1l@";f_li;’@;*l§Z‘Q`_l E.._ .   35 work among us for some time is t I th 4 ' p
` l-135.? ‘_’?f_f’f’7_..._ ........ ._ 6_9 me 0-----i yah °f -my °“° °f e ° °“ “ ‘“"“ M~“°“ “‘°"’ S
ned the position of administrator
The lol-lowing tribute from ills
intimate friend, Mr. George Tweedy
elreavemenit to his re/latlves here
sthy ot a wide circle of friends.
truck dowin while in .the full vigor
f -manhood, his death is lmost ile-
Tllere are left to -mourn besides
he Price Will Adva
for Economical Transportation
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Feb. 15th,,1924 2 A
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The Csnsdlan Shredded Whest Company, Ltd
OL*  ` is
 _  . 40 ‘i»ii§.”i»i`-i'.§’i;w.y .in.°..gl. id... §g}},e1§}°§°ggt ag, {_“§1dvil`lv;;§g=s;g; rdf- widow in of myisoiivla. his
:;z:"¢r¢_ _--~ _~ .ii r.l..=;“'l::;f’.i::°l:,:“.i.‘:.~:.‘>.‘::°.:r.;;>;  »-    
. owns her during the time with ;c:4li4e:,cw;14s4l;n4erl>;i§il41),t eltlcmseltlcv 43:3 Prince Edward -island Hospital.
i thillsl-;4dD“{>)l;=te:;i;‘;_ a::l°’;r£`f“vf2'; xldgoiiggglilllté' byT»i“;nlilflteiTnkwl:
particular line at Butter . . . . . . . .
.. .  provide; by lmao: our tmstee8_ _gre 4:1ttgil¢l:s4i;lr;:lew4;ilt4;~n;of"f;i;dnilriregg at home.
 93|;
Every week is Bar-
gain Week ‘in some MONTAGUE MARKET
to
Poole & T_llompson’s.`oj;'4 """"" " ' 400,
This week it is Axes. l-........£,§.`I.. ' 40
Examination closed by singing
foot well, Many farmers are also away and last summer his 'first coll-
NUUOMI Anthem' installing the plpeless furnace by
which the whole house is heated. engineer- W” dmwned in the West
it is found that wood burns very er" 'Pan 01' the ‘Island-
$1.95AxeS for $1.50. Pork  6-9
MURRAY HA RBOR
$1°80 Axes for $1°35'nddor  30
$2.50 Double Bit Axesilggg;   40
for $1.90. _ gill.. J  ' ° ,4§
P°°'° ifimiieihimpsén’i.?.'.::"&<?T_fF1f°YY_'f___l~_fz*c;..
nsiwxcur °:as|r:::|ss:~ @ :ai 'Mtv' ~- 38-40
'T " ' " " ' Outs .... . . 42
Potatoes .40-45
The Markets .’-’.§‘.l.::;: .....  .ii
MT. STEWART MARKET
BUMMERSIDE MARKET
Dairy butter . . . . . . .
.......28-30 Butter . . . .
.. . 32
EggsPerDoz......  35|-Jggs  .. 35
Potatoes . . . . .
. ..'...40-45 Potatoes ... . .. .. 40
Oats per bushel .. .. .....40-45 Oats  . .....40-45
Hay   $10Hay  . .... $10
Hides.......... . .. 5Cnrrols ._ . . .. 45
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A Health Secret i
It is frequently claimed by physicians that nine-tenths
of all human ills may be traced to neglect to keep the
bowels regular and the liver and kidneys active.
The result is sn accumulation of poisons in the system which
cause pains sad aches and give rise to sueh dreaded diseases as
sppéndidtls, Brl|ht's disease, diabetes, hlsll blood pressure, sto.
Dr. Chsn’s Kidney-Liver Pills are the idssl regulators of these
vitsl organs bscsuss they set directly on the llvsr, kidneys and
bowels, sad susan s thorough
cleansing of the system.
You will hotles that wlzlls tlls
price of Dr. Cluss's Kidney-
Llvsr Pills Ill been lllsrssssd
to 85 cents. the box now son-
tsins 85 pills instead of 2| ss
formtrly. , ,
Oulewne nr.clm»'» Nom é s  E  `
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f-ie?
'Food is 60 esnts s bas of 60 4
ill»,i indofsopsnusbox _ '
gf somiln. summon. ann \35§7“  /
I Co. Etc., Toronto. -
, would bs lovely made on tha same,
satisfactorily in these furnaces.
_ Mr. William McKay, Murray Har-
bour has a hot water system in-‘
stalled.
"' IN MEMORIAM
: Mn. Neil. vl.cl<sl\soN
/ek
-_-,-;-.1  s. ‘T-£ll‘, at
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I ' The sad word has ibeen received
. ` thai. Mr. Neil Vickerson passed,
" ' away on February flnst, from perl-
il tonitis.
,' i Mr. Vickerson was only twenty-
A i live years of age. He was a son
i` of Mr. Fred Vlckeraon of H0l`ll1l~
tage. He woe educated at Prince
of Wales College. the Ontario
Agricultural College and subae
quen-tly a graduate course in the
- Baptist University. Shortly alter
“ if ii
4 ,Q if -Q -4 4 \/_-L_
i  U i een ca e o e r
- "X  °°~,f,»¢~,,=,,,»;  Tuck t.»if°u_H.i»ir.._  id. i.':.f.r.l..:: ':r:.:
M The plain stralghtllns frook _ Kc"  
ranged in s series of elsrs In een- ~ nm* .pm dana”
slelsrsil very smart. vm, guqqnq
when it is meds sl bissk molrs,
ss is the model above, there is no .
question ss to its effectiveness. A
plsln blsslf satin dropolllrt snows'
beneath the slits of the skirts. Nets
that the sufh fellow the sill lim. U;
rgg~;t
ini
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iiri
s§‘i=
stil
Moira in saga green or tsrrs cotta
ather at -Hermitage, .two sisters,
Miss Marion. graduate nurse of the
who is aft present doing special
work in that .institution and Miss
Florence, also one brother, George
Two years ago his mother passed
sin. Charles Vickerson, igovcrnment
A TRIBUTE
One who never turned his back
But marched 'breast forward:
Never doubted clouds would break
Never drea-med though right were
worsted wrong would tri-
umnh.
Held. we .fall to rise-i
Are baffled to iight. better,
Sleep to wake. 
in the passing 'away of L. N.
Vickerson. the Christian religion
has lost a most .fervent advocate
aind one who obeyed to -tho letter
the Master’s command, “Go ye into
all the world and preach the Gos-
pel:" the country has -lost an ex-
ample of ideal citizenship -and his
parents and wife n true and loyal
son and husband.
Aa a school boy Nell was ever
of a cheerful and manly dbpoiii
tion.
As a student his was one who in-
spired many a llstiess -boy to put
more energy into his work and do
his best.
As soon as the deceased became
of &rmy age he enlisted in the
Ro I Flying Corps and there, by
his diligence and loyalty he won
many friends.
Alter an honorable discharge he
entered into an even greater ser-
vice in the Foreign Fields of his
Masters vineyard. He was not
spared long, however, to do this
work, -but I ual convinced that so
hard did he ork and so faithfully
did he perform his duties that he
has fuldllled his work on earth at
a comparatively early nge and has
his relatives snd friends some mes-
siire of consolation.
Personsilyni feel I have lost one
‘of my truest friends and one to
whom l sm deeply indebted.
To tl): wife, father. sisters snll
brother of the deceased. if tender
my sincerest sympathy.-G. J. T.
Chsrlottetowl|,iFeb. 4, U24.
1'-@-lO-}=l-
A tsblespoonful of paregoric in
VEN if you had not intend-
ed purchasing a new motor
car until Spring, it will pay
you to buy now the Chevrolet
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ri
IIMI.
s saucer. placed where you have
‘seen red ants, will-~osuse them to
disappear.
Superior model which meets
your needs.
'i
Our dealer organization has quoted pre-
sent prices to many hundreds of prospec-
tive Chevrolet owners in' all parts of
Canada. Our announcement that prices
will advance on Feb. 15th., gives you the
opportunity of owning a Chevrolet dt the
present low price if you act promptly.
See your 'ncarest_Chevroleti dealer ftodayf - _"
The c.M.A.c.'f.lan for deferred payments
makes buying easyf ‘W \ - _"4
vnotnr Moron COMPANY of=iit;Ai'ti1li5K, 
(5`“6=Hi»r.v vi Gvsvzel Marne 9! ¢-'Mill
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