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Western Guardian‘

—FOII LATI WIITIIN NIIIII —pege I ia available. t!

--K. OF C. CONVEﬂTlOﬂpllon. A. F. A. it, Summerside, State Deputy of the Knights of Columbus for P. E. 1., returned home Saturday night after attending a convention of the state deputies or the order

feminine mind is interested; and, that the Womans' Institutes have. become. in many districts a meansf oi eoclal and personal activity and; improvement. It does seem to me; that those town women who spendi thekr afternoons in Ill-HY‘!!! bridge!

You cannot be happy unless you are

/ well. n. the morning are ‘ O E N Q S_ ‘FRUIT SAIT"

l-jus: a “dash” in a glass

of water-for your health’s sake.

Colds and LaGrippe

How often have you said or heard aome one say I have a cold or the children have some disease and no cause for

it.

What about the milk bottle? Waa it properly steriliz-

ed?

The growing period of the child is the moat import-

Poaelbly It came from a sick room yesterday?

ant, so take no chances.

Garden City Milk la Pure and bottled in sterile bottles.

Distributed at your home every day for 1 cents a quart.

The Pure Milk 60., Ltd.

DISTRIBUTORS OF SAFE MILK

PHONE 584

ROSS-MILLER FOX FOODS

WITH

held in Edmonton.

—POLIOE COURT. -—At the Police Court in Summerside Mon- day one drunk was fined 82 and costs. A prohibition case was adjourned till Saturday. A case against a citizen, under the Cus- toms Act. was heard and adjourn- ed until Monday. -

—-GO TO OTTAWA. -Senator and hirs. MacArthur and their two daughters left Saturday for Ottawa. and have closed their home in Summerside for the itrrm of the present session. They will attend the reception to the Governor General and spend a iii-w days in Montreal en route.

l —ICE GOOD- llcernen, who did not get their full supply at the time the first crop was taken up are now stocking up for the summer with the second crop. this ice is

lcellent quality bein-g hauled from lthe pond up the West end of the itown. H.

—ON DIRECTORATE-Messrs. Sanford Phillips oi’ O'Leary and Al. fred Simpson, oi‘ North St. Elean- ors have been appointed as mem- bers of the directorate of the Brit- ish-Canadlan Packing Co, Saint John, .\‘.. B. The new directorate consists of fourteen members, twelve elected and two named by lire N. B. Government.

-WEDDING BELLsﬂ-‘At the Rec- tory, Summerside, on Tuesday, Feb- ruary 8th, by the Rev. .\ir. White. Carrie Alice Stewart. daughter of Mrs. David Stewart of Northam, was united in marriage to Mr. Ani- ton leRoy Ellis, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Russel Ellis of East Bide- ford. Previous to her marriage Miss Stewart was tendered a miscellan- eous shower at her home and was the recipient of many gifts which showed the high estem in which she was held by her friends. Lunch was served to over eighty people and a very enjoyable evening was spent in music, games, etc., after -which they all dispersed to their homes thinking they had a jolly good time.

—POLICE OOURT- On Satur- day morning at_ the Prince County Court house, Judge hiofluarrie presiding, a mall from West Prince County charged with an offence against the lProhibitioh Act appeared for trial, a conviction was obtained and a fine of $200.00 and costs im- posed or a term of three months ill jail, he took the latter and was locked in jail. Two other men from a nearby village who had also been summoned to appear on n somewhat similar offence, confess- ed (0 the charge and each fined

about i6 inches thick and is of ex-~

REGAL

BEST I-"GQ ALL KIN DS OF BAKING

--WE8TERN AGENT - Mr. Cyrus J. Gallant is now Guardian agent in Howian and will receive news items, advertising and renew- al subscriptions.

—-RE‘I’URN8 HOME.—Rev. John J- MacDonald, pastor of St. Paula Church, Summerslde, returned home Saturday night from an ex- tended visit to Moncton, St. John, Rurniord, Maine, Montreal, Ottawa and Boston. -

—-BUSY WITH LUMBER-Farm- ers In this vicinity have their wood hauled home and cut and many of them are cutting lumber which is taken to the mill and sawed into boards and scantling of different dimensions. The winter has been ideal for working in the woods. H.

ai meeting of the Summsrside Town Council was held on Mon- day night. It was decided to purchase n siren whistle for the fire ,alarm at a cost of $413.20. with duty to he added. The usual reports were submitted and the usual election appointments made. The usual "winding up" speeches were made by the Coun- cillors and Mayor and expressing satisfaction with one another and the excellent year's work in par- ticular.

—PROHIBITION. ——’l‘he prohi- bition inspectors keep a close watch on operations in Prince County with the rel-lult that those not complying with the provis- ions of the act are quickly brought to account. An inter- esting statement made by one of the inspectors in the Police Court in Summerside on Monday was that prohibition offenders sent to jail ill Prince County remain there whereas in other counties they are sometimes pardoned. On Thursday last. before Judge Mc- Quarrle. a man from Kensingtnn confessed to selling Jamaica gin- ger and was fined $200 and costs. On Friday a man from the same

fined S200 and costs

FLOUR

——TOWN COUNCIL. —The fin-l

and drinking tea might be better employed making music in their homes and good cheer for tlhair

For my part I ﬁnd pleasure, and often spend an hour, in reading the nawsy Guardian and the letters of its til-respondents.

A. MUTUAL FRIEND

Queen's County, -

Feb- lithw-St. Valentines Day. iiQ-Q-i

READ IT AGAIN

Sir,—-With its crisp and scholar-l iy Editorials, Notes by the Way,’ news items, Public Forum, absence n! lliortsnse Sales. etc, the Daily, Guardian lightens our burdens. I It is noteworthy, however, that many “Public Forum," letters seem to eminate from one-eyed mortar. itles, yet occasionally some broad-f minded, and fearless critic wields his pen, with credit to himself and‘ profit to the reader.

In last Saturday's issue appearsl a letter from King's County, antit-l led “The Struggle" which after‘ once tasting of its unusual flavor I was constrained to read again, and have found in it much food for‘ thought.

l am not attempting to discussl the letter referred to, lest thntl would lead to the fatal error of tbel many columns, or unmask the fact‘ that the letter itself would be its‘ own better eulogy, but am merely calling attention to it. so that those who have missed it, may look it upl and read it.

One point, however, may be not- ed. The writer calls attention to the lack of enforcement of the laws against smuggling, but might it be possible that this is a bless- ing in disguise. and that the change to mstursr liquor, after the opening of navigation, saves many lives from ruin, due to long con- tinued indulgence in what he so ironically terms "that healthful beverage!" For it is well known that the moon-shlner's vacation is during the rum-running season. The political views of the learn- ed writer, l shall not venture fol guess. but am convinced that he is an elector of more than average in- telllgence, who has evidently out- grown the age of, “my party; m)’ party right or wrong."

l am, Sir, etc.

REVIEW.

.___..{<oe>--- CONDITIONS IN MONTREAL

lSir,—I see that there is unem- ployment and hardship in Mont- real, 0n the part of many persons,‘ and that appeal for health to those, who are well off are made. I saw in one of the QIOIIIFEZII papers the photograph oi‘ a procession of hund- reds of men, mostly young. waiting

I a.m, Sir, etc.. I

families. i However, this is a free countryJ and everyone to his or her tastes.‘

Ideal lingerie brics

79” “£3379”

On Sale this Morning‘

This very special value in lingerie fabrics will delight every lady. These are “Rayon” Silks, .36 inches wide, wlll wash well and

wear well and present always a perfect appearance. On display at foot of main stairway, in the following colors :-

Biack Pale Blue Mifiﬂe White Flesh Chinese Gold Powder Blue Trianon Coral

Jade Lavender 79c per yd.

Pink Orchid MAIL ORDERS ]'lt())ll"l‘l.\' FILLED -

English Broadcloth

17 c yd. Shades 9

the most modern machinery renders these quality products thoroughly digestible. The starch of the GARQQ. HYDRATES (starches and sugars) is the cheapest and

$200.00 and costs or three months in jail. All the informatlons were laid by ‘Chief Prohibition‘ inspector

place was for selling party was fined

Jamaica Ginger. A ior admission to "a place of re-

iz°° °' ‘W ma“ “M” “my mm“ 8°‘ “ ”°“‘ This splendid fabric needs very little introduction, ridhJustrous,

most bulky part of a fox food and requires careful scienti-

fic baki

ng to avoid alimentary disorders,

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have been wonderfully built up in PROTEIN with genuine

GROUND MEAT, powdered WHOLE MILK The vegetable protein l; built up with ALFALFA"

MEAL.

and FISH

MEAL and a high GLUTEN flour. (Raw met contains 144%

water and la a moat expensive source of protein

end.)

In the

R-M PUPPY FOODS are especially prepared for bone- buildinq and vigorous growth. They are not the waste from the handling of biscuit at the tactory.

Each Fox Food containa JUST THE PROPER AMOUNT of cod liver oil to serve its purpose.

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R-M PUPPY METAL . . . . . .. . R-M CHARCOAL BISCUIT . . . . . . .

Manufactured by Send Orders to

SUMMERSIDE, P. E. I.

$7.50 per ewt. .. $6.00 per ewt. . . $8.50 per ewt.

. $8.50 per cwt. $9.00 per cwl.

CARVELL BROS., LIMITED.

OHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I.

For Sale

The General Merchandising

v Business

of the late R. J. McNeill

Tyne Valley

Barlbour. H,

-MOVING PICTURES-Pictures beautifully descriptive of Canada, were shown in the Strand theatre. Kensington, last week, and were specially intended for the instruc- tion of school children. The pup ils of the surrounding districts. us well us those of Kensington were present en mass and they enjoyed the event l0 their hearts content. The pictures were secured from the Dept. of the Interim" and loan- cd Ily Hon. A. E. McLean, for pre- sentation. and the pupil parents and teachers allowed their appre- ciation by attending in‘large num- bers and by following the show with closest Interest. The man- agers of the Theatre and the oper- ntors of the machine rendered ex- cellent service. and the audience displayed their appreciation by a unanimous vote of thanks. This was duly acknowledges by Ml". T. N. Donnhoe, manager of the thee- trc. A hearty vote of thanks was also enthusiastically passed tn lion. A. E. McLean. .

Let Nature

stop chronic

constipation

Here's sensible relief for you IF your Stomach and tmuh" 2'.'='3i"'!&‘i'

atipatlon with for the Stomach an Diver. They not only relieve constipation

the cause - a 6”.“ aen tgﬂham-

t d t’ Lilli ii‘ .1...‘ t. ma. u»,

Ca a.

Eyestrain Causes 7 out of 10 Headaches

months for having liquor in his possession. He took the days Two cases the result of seizures recently made by Inspector Bar» bour and his men In Sllmmarsltle are now pending and will be inr- ther heard ill tho Police Court on Saturday and liionday-

PERSONALS

~—Msssrs. Scott Reeves and Louis Morrison. hcnulngtoll, were visitors m town on ‘Saturday. ‘H.

—-Mr. James McWllllams of Turners Limited. 01.8w)’ W83 he" Saturday on a business trip. 2H-

-—Messrs. Elmer Bernard and Charles Adams, Kenslngion, paid a vlslt- to town on Saturday. ‘H.

—.\ir. John ll). Lecklc, Grand River. drove in by tea-m on Satur day and reported the ‘roads In ax» cellcnt condition for driving. ‘H.

—<ltev. Mr. Turpel. (Ybeary, was an inward passenger on Saturday morning. H.

-—-Z\Iir. James llvlerrlll. Summer side. entered the Prince County Hospital, Saturday. suffering with a severe attack of pneumonia.

—~Colonel and Mrs. Weatherbee fbmter residents of Quebec. who are now living In Prince Edward island, are in this city for some time, and are staying with Mr Weatlherbee‘: sister, Miss lWinn.— Montreal Gazette.

Eastern Guardian

..*EA$TERN AGENT — Mr. J W. Murdock is now G-uardlar agent in Montague land will 'b( pleased to receive news items, ad vertisinm new and renewal sub scrlptlons, ,

..'BUY IUROESB RADIO. l-‘lushllltht and Engine Batteries

bed at night and a wnlm cup of zoffee in the morning. I read in the same paper a report that “the oth- er day a slxty-year-old man fainted‘ from hunger in an employment oureuu." Yet I sec Ill our Patriot ind other papers, that Cunnda is lust now very prosperous Having ybfaineﬂ two or three record har- vests, and great activity prevailing in our mines, the Patriot's reports illOlllfI be trllo. But the prospect 0t Free Trade ol" ‘ROVGIIIIG tariff, with Government by I\lr- Mckcnzic King seemi! to have Ila-d a bad effect upon Montreal, in view oi‘ tho facts as let forth in the press. industry is not ﬂourishing there, Tile capital by which industry is maintained seems to be idle.

I am. l5". Etc--

AN OBSERVER Charlottetown.

15th, Feb. 1927.

THE MAIL ORDER ‘BUSINESS

Slr.— The let-tor signed "Farm- er's Boy" appears to have been in the opinion oi’ its writer of so much consequence as to call for its publication in the two Charlot- etown Daily newspapers.

it makes no attempt at answer- ng the case made out for the im- position of a tax on the mail order business of retail mall order hous- es. There is a surialt of words out no argument. There is also appar- mt a complete misapprehension ln the part of the writer of the subject he undertakes to deal with. lNo one has advocated, no one do 'lres to shut out the mail order lcusas from doing business here. All that was intended. all that was lsked for was tha't a reasonable zax should be placed on the busin- ass done through the mail. No one ‘or n moment supposed such a tax ould have any suibstantial effect n cutting out the business. Nor is t likely that it would materially affect the price oi‘ the goods sold. 5o “Farmer's IBoy" need not lose .oo much sleep over the idea that

shoulders.

. lf the mall order houses refuse o establish themselves here where heir goods are like other sellers ‘an he appraised and taxed by the Provincial and Municipal authorit-

soft and firm, it is admirably adopted for undergarments, ‘dress- es, men’s shirts or c‘hlldren’s wear. A special display and offer- ing on sale today in 17 colors :-

Black Golden Brown White Jade Pale Blue Morescco Flesh Shadow Grey Sand Ohampagne Navy Salmon

MAI]. ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED

Yellow Lavender Turquoise Powder Apricott

Oilllill BY MAIL 24 colors in new

FUJI SILK, 67° Yd-c

We’ve been selling an enormous quantity of this wonderful fab-

ric, but we’re still able to supply ifhe colors. This fabric washes

like a cup and saucer and wears like a—well it wears like a Plallk On sale today in DRESS GOODS SECTION.

67c yd.

livid i5€ll M ,

ill the tax will fail on the buyers

lea an unanswelrable case is made‘ to “at f“ u“ t“ n! °t the buﬂmi“ “- l! "will"! [Ind Y9‘ ‘ufllrislng inodeotive it Ia much batter to use by thdm through the mail. Let to find the sympathetic tenderness Holloway! Corn Remover and tltdm be taught to be honest and and fearful anxiety manifested by 5mm “u, "u"

pay taxes on the business they do ‘ilharlrlers Boy". and others like ‘" L here. Why should they be exempt?

answer these questions.

::ParIng a corn is l-oth risky and _

v Gonaletl | art the Store Building. one of the finest equipped and mes modern In lhla province; two large and conven- ient warehouses with Fairbanks’ Outside aeaiee; large

him. lest the mail order ‘ be

vWe. llhc Clevee, do hereby chal- lenge (iornwalll Community Rock. B! learn toe game of hockey in be

Meet headaches some on

lf "Farmer's Boy" could only rhhohliged to pay even the email.» after eieae work. Any one oi’

his mind of the little animus he‘ i,“ (o,- m, prmh". Qmo,“ by

Hockey Players

lullding rant I aa a Public Garage; large and roomy Herae lhsd with prvate Garage; alae the ateek of Dry Geode. loota and lhaea, Paints, Groceries and Hardware.

Thla business hea been established for upwards o1 30 years. and enjoys a very large patronage from one of the seat Vermin] iiatrlota in thle province.

Al this bttalneaa must be aold, It will be offered aa a aonoa n at a bargain. Thla la an opportunity for en-

,, ole aﬁgllliﬂ parties seldom offered to the punlle.

eeveral eye muscles can eaube an Intense headache. Attack your headache at Ite eouree.

HAVI YOUR EYE! EXAMINID.

J. MABON

OPTOMETRIUT Montague, I. E. ‘i.

ﬂayed alt Cornwall on ohe list of February. The bmrr to be set by Cornwall Jlocltey Club.

09rd.) G. ‘Lnngnphlo (Capt)

l Lina-up

Goal-J. Fisher.

Defeme-(l. borlmpbie ifCapt.) E. Mlallat.

Forwards-J}. Johnson. A. Brucr E. fWlll-liams. F. Chan-idler, E; Ward.

Manager-W. ‘lirnlnor.

(Patriot please copy)

feels against the resident msr- them of doing business with-o; 33:31:: Ygglg-lgmanrlntlrllersl lBut just thing of tholrwalllalld tax. Why should not an attenlllit h: ﬁx???“ out hulking p” made to equalize conditions as toi chants sllouId than: rllzllitloelhrtal? the payment of tax n i, ‘ the mail order houseoslaiild =§-i§§li' 311,310 “ed "m" My“: ‘u’. on dealers for the respective prlvil- or hilmlgatlo algfilai-llinsrgﬂnctti em arsnted them? Why should the that the deilcienc resultll ' t. m resided; merchants be any longer slrch a measure 9T! ld b‘: m Illlilllwi w the unequal. uaiust good by a land m?“ m“ llld Winona competition which the city. town and country owner-a.

A rub down Mlnardw after a strenuous all" 17"‘

lmtaert system of taxation p". I am Sh. M‘, a ' " ‘ . . .Not one oi-tlle critics attempted FARMING lOY, Ne. l.