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sustained.-I scratch on y leg, :nazi ls: “.::f.'~...! ~ss co X months under doctors' treatment. during which time i did not earn a cent. and in iidliition. spent dollars uP0\\ dollars before a cure was clfected.

-'Recently I sustained I

gt-mich on my other leg. lt in.-came very inflamed and -.wullen, and finally turn_ed_t_o ,l..nlt~¢r_ '1i\lstlme.h°wev¢i_‘i I knew about Zam-Buk. and n_~il~ii very differently. lused

Zuni-Buk clone, with the insult that no -only was the

_ulcer healed in much shorter time than the previous one, hutl wusable to go to work all the time it was healing, and I did not lose a single day's psy. I sincerely hope that my experience may be the means of showing other working people the great healing value of Zum-Bala -and of saving many from needless expense imli unnecessary suffering."

Zum-Buk ls just as good or cczr-mn and all skln diseases, ' rlngworm, boils, piles, cuts, burns, etc. 50c box. 3 for $1.25. all druggists, or Zam-Buk Co.. Toronto. Seal lc stamp for

postage on `free trial box.

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,iollilsoirs T u°dyneL|NlMENT

Uniernal as well os Eirlemal uae)

This irouderful ollhftlmily medicine quickly conquers Conghs, Colds, Grippl-, Sore'I`hroat,Criimps.Chills, Spnlins, Strains, rind mnny other common ills. lioothes, henls, and

Stops Suffering

Belyea and McNiece

COST ‘ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS

General, Municipal and Corpor- stlun Auditing and Systsnlatia- ing.

CONSULTANTS ON

Government and Civic income Taxes. Msnulllctllrlng Costs aiud Efilclency Oilice and ‘Phono ' Connection Sl John. Moncton, Amherst.

lfllollssloilllt' Cnlns DR.” CLIFT

CH RONIC DISEASE!

culwrlvn TREATMENT by ill montii in advance. Purdy Station.

West-,-liester Qc.. N. Y., U. S. A. llollns 12 to 3 daily. NOW. lst:-2-lzlvllill May 20 ps. `

J. D. STEWIRY. li. C.

8‘"`|'|SNI’._ Solicitor und Notary Public

“Wwe Nswson Block, Charlottetown

Branch otllcs. Georgetown' "°"°Y lo Loan on Real Istate

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Bar “ 8 I* I "C Erislere. Qthllrneys, Notary Pua A' is-. Solicitor) for Canada Bulk "°°lation_ Dsoilii of Montreal, Lian los. Perrnament lorogngo Corooe

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Money To Lam

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_lllngs in the years to come.

Pro`vlnces. step up here and im ill YOUI' na/uw land your dollar to ou;

lnuko this un orxiuiizutioil io ill- pro d ol, and lor which I predict greg;

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Now, I know that there ure mon here

who will not care to join otlr_club nn. ‘njoy seeing the races. Now. if wi. went to Kinkora or any oi' the mick lneets lil the summer we would (glider fl-\“Y DRY Ollr quarter and probably spend a dollar or so at the tent. Now rentlenieli. we have gone to some 0;

‘9l1H_e. and done a good lielll ol work to get our track in shape, and it 1-09( Wetween thirty and forty dollars to buy the prizes, and as we hilvu gonn “onsiilerttble trouble lil order io glv

you it plcllsant niterlioolr I um going ‘ to ask every mlm on the ice iodsy t' ‘land us _lwe-llty-tive cont; and ing iw 'ilteen cents. We want you to com

up tothe judges' stand. slid hand you money to the secrets-rl' and he w

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ther expenses, you will see why l am 'naklug this nppe-al to you, 'which "now will not be ill vain. I wish 'nnourlce that in ll. building kindly pro vided by lt. A. liowott the ladies are serving llot <:ol’l'ec und slindwlcllse not as a mont-.y<nla.klng scllelnc to the issociatlon, hut merely to accommo- date the public., The procoeds oi' th' sale ol’ this lunch will he hilndod ove

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in till, ladies to dollutc to any cnusf: which they deem worthy. lt is l\eed~ less for lno to sity that 1 know tha ‘the same feeling ol good iellowshir ‘nd friendly rivalry will prevail a' ‘ills meet as has been chllrilcteristi- :T our races in the past. The most im portilnt. factor lil slurillil; at club o this kind is lo not your Dl‘!llCii>l0F right; thc rest is ti llltttivr of detail flow, we can not tlll win, but we cull .ill try. li is _lllsi :is n0ci_\ssal'_v to bf? fl good loser as n good \vlnncl'. ami litter all in uilytllinl: wt' llnllorlnllc, horsc ruin- or any otller rucc. thc man

worth wliilo is the ln'.l;il who _will illnile when cverytlliln.-_"true:-a dvltli wrous- Now. gentlemen, l think lllcso niter- lloolis of amuscnlvnt gives us ll chance to insist. our l‘i'it‘nil:;_ ‘und I think from

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The friend to every suflerer of kidney or hliddsr complaints, 'flint' pain in your back is Nnture’s warning that you need Gin Pills.

sos, s box st all Drug or General stern.

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The National Drug & Ulismioll Oo. oi Ulmadu, Limited. Toronto.

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Beloreyou ohoms tonight N NN 0°

some io and let us demonstrate to you tba easy way io keep Cal’ YUM!! |*¢

ug dmv ron bow, wrtiivifood bfullh I little pst ence and I alll gig.,-172 gi Motor Oar ~ . Enamel ’°" °.!i'Il'Z‘l‘. il‘ll‘l.“'.t'.‘1'»»'7..’&'.§‘.l'.l.'.’.‘i

YW' ‘sd I like sales liiil ii‘l.'.'°i`i°.'..»/ wil?-“I.il'»u¢i.

Carruthers 8: Palkman

Llurrsiz

Dealers in Drugs, Groceries,

Boots & Shoes, Paints and Wallpaper Etc. ~. ~ ,

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` helpful. We will gil holllv with ll broud~ ill- visioli, hi-tlor nnll- to gl'l\pll\<~, with i lilo l-all-l-it limi r¢~..~l|><>ll:<iliiiir_il~s thai

“or your kind illtentiou this afternoon dull if I have dropped li word or thrown out ti sllggcstlon that will hc ’lelpi’lll to any lleri- to day to cllnblv ls to nee lliiilizs from tllo other l`¢~l~ `oW’,; stl~lnd‘poinl., I will loel lllliply i'-2~

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_ A recent issllc nf “Tho Calludn Lancet" contains li lending nriicls mtiiled, "(7nnd_v as a. i-‘ootl." which en-'

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A Flueh the Kidney: at once when Back

‘ Hurts or Bladder bothers ,' I

Ivlolinnxl or woman" who eats meal l`°$|li¢\l‘1.Y van make ifmistake by iushlnz the kidneys occasionally, says 1 Well known authority. Meat forms “Plc acid which clogs the kidney i\0l‘f>l_i so they slugglshly filter orl Sifailif 0111>' part or tile waste ami; poisons from the blood. than you get “CK NGHPIY all rheumatism, head- lohes. liver trouble, _nervousness ~,eonstipsltl'on. ilizniness, ,sleeplessness.' bladder disorders 'como lrom sluggish- kidneys.

The moment you feel a dull ache in the kidneys or your hack -hurts, orl .l' the urine is cloudy, offensive. lull

N if sediment, irregular ol passage or 4 lttended by lt sensation ol’ scolding, 'et about tour ounces of .lad Salts .iroln

my reliable pharmacy and take a sblespoonlul in a glass of water be- fore breskllast. for s lew days and your kidneys will »then»_aot ti_nc_V'l‘llis 31110119. salts is made from the lucid il’ grapes-and lemon, Juice, coinbliieil with ltwls and . lm been used for gonoratfons to iiusli clogged kidneys iud stimulate them to activity, also to neutralize the acids in urine so ii no longer causes lrritsltlon, thus ond- ing bladder disorders.

Jad Salts is inexpensive and cult

not injure; makes it delightful ciier- vescent lithia' writer drink which _'til' regulartmeat eaters should take now" and then to keep the kidneys' clean _md the blood pure, thereby avoldlntz ierioils kidney complications

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lirely dissipatl-s the theory still pre- ‘rnlonl in some qulil\tcrs_ tllltt culldy is in liliwllolvsolllt- lusulgv wliivll l-lliolliri l-r\ very f-llalrily iliilulgcd ill. _Till-

i"l_.uill~t-.l." Ilriligs till nlnil\fliint't= of

-cientilic data. to thc support ni' the "ol1tcntlon tllui, sugar is li iiulxcssury

Klood. Ii is »~»ipccillll_v sliltnhlc for ; tzllildron wllo do not ns it rulc care for int moat. hui. who tnllv runtiily to

\ :wet-ls, which serve us ii llnturni sub

°~£f’y.‘ _Q `::titllt.i- lor tilt. Candy constltulvs n `_ D0 //"Qi, 5 'food oi' thc clirhollydrsti- class und i'

“V -_ //0/y//_,f///» is ol~lt.i|lliiiti-li Llinl. thc average ltctivc

i,, ii ‘i / lnd llealthy adult roquircs duily for

‘his el`i`et:tivc sustenance- aimut 6.000

grains of gnliholiydrates. The popular iligrodlcllt. chocolate. is also a most ‘nolirislling fat. food null stllnllizinti while il. appears that thu llavorings of :ood candy nrt- un llid to digestion ‘ lull eliiniiiatiun. _

The notion that iiw eating ol' vluitly

injures the tooth is dismissed by ilii:

U5- \'"“I°"*‘ ""““|d °dd""“‘ scientific journal usa superstition.

Bnihlo, NYY. ' ' _21 The lack of sugar is much more likely

to injure the teeth, through poor nutri tion. and is attendant with more seri- `

oils consequences that even those* caused by the dcrangemont ot' the,

l- lU80BU"° “‘W”"°'““’ by °"°"`i“d“lg

S ence in candy or any other food. On

tho whole candy, when saie5\`HH'd0d against vicious adnlterations, is a

2 T the rate of interest you ’

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p receive _on _War-Sgavlngs I

4 \ . ' _ L ~ p _ |» mn Stamps, approximately 4'/1 V

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_ /I "'°Y liourlsliineilt in u most pslatsle lorm. _ _ ' '

ff V. `_~yll,, _.gy I - five-year term; $4.00 grows

_ ._ _§`,,i- _ _ ,_ »' Viinard-3 Linlment Cures Coldl. E- _ to in years; to I

/ it ' i~ ~ l _ ' i , -» Qu. ~ I $37.24 in 50 years; to l

t g /~.'§"~\~> gill _ ,_e__~ $346.88 in 100 years! , _ 1

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ClllLDREN’S HOUR

The _school children oi’ Monta-

gue and vicinity. are I0 |1818 shortly a service that is Gllaivloli by only. a few Alnerican cities Mr. Pitrkman. Optometrist. will conduct (trom March lat to Mlaroh 81st) daily a chlldreuw hour-8a.nLto9s. in No chdrgos of any kind will in made, neither will orders be ac- cepted, 'but each child will have its vision thoroughly tested and a recoril will be RUM 0! l-he 1'6- sults.\ both subjective and oblec tivo. These records will be fi valuable reference tor future years.

Plone make appointments

lor your child ahead, and ss Mr. Portman is very busy the Childreivs Hour is from s to 0 i. ni.

E. E PARKMAN

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_ a.. Gillette Safety Razor, how *many War-Savings Stamps (which arei,_;f)baliy ' if _ Q1

bonds”) can hef buy _with the money he thus saves between March 1§t-_"ond thef '

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' Gillerteblade, which costs 8c._Addfor_soap, etc,2c; total,10c. _“___ _ l i '

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and with the remainder the man buys, 5 War-Savings i_ S _ A StamPs, at four dollars and a. fewcents each. l g ‘A `

I On January lst, 1924, these 5 W-S.S. will be worth 1 _ $25.00, representing one year’s shaving saving, and the ` " " ” >

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this particular example will not apply to all who should be buying War-Savings .

Stamps. Men who already use the Gillette Safety _`Razor, and women and children _ _ ~

“g`eriei‘a_lly will find other expenses which con becut down' without material "loss, ~ » j ' or (indeed, any loss of comfort. ' ` V p' ` _ '- ‘Y 5 ' r~ i _ ~

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Announcement ' , _ csaos nrro w-s.s. 'T ‘T 'fi' “il suv WAR-sAvn~ics s'rAlvll>

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Not hull' enough attoutiou is " _L paid in Glilldl-ou's eyesight. " » ll it clitld complains ol his ~

eyes aching ni ni':,nt~when por-

ins over this homo lessons, he ` ‘ is supposed lo be shnmlning and f the verdict isgenerlilly "Wouk- V

ness-he will grow out of ll," iltstelulot' which ho lgrows"“ii.|- to it," the sight grows worse.

and a triillng defect, which '

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'Phe result is that the child is '.10 5, uandlcapped from the start. if . G

he cannot see as well as .his

fellowshe must necessarily' .

strain the muscular powér nt the eye in trying to see. This 1 gradually idlls his snrrniiiiasn. -04 lor study, and he becomes a 9] “dull” scholar. ~ °-f

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Children often force the eyes .3 do the work, even whenthe lower oi vision is very delic- lsnt run' as only-lm demise by careful oaoinination. ,The

eyes of all should be tested be- '

fore being put to any definite course ol stisdy; li’ thil-i__`wufo done many children would be

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Lohsters. Scallops. Clams Of havin your Bath Room Fixtures changed or new ,,., ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, ,hm ,,, M, _ -_ _ ,

réi:.g;'£§n';v%")l?c?&n PLUMBI§iG INSTALLED. under the serious handicap of ~f

CALL AND SEE US ”11§;‘:f:...... '

We carry a com lete line of the ve latest in E H. J. :_

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‘”lmelts,rEols, Lobaters and Froll ¢h0l'lB 393 " 80 Gl`&ft0l1‘ Si.

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