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"In 1119 year 1910, I had 1Ver:/oux

Prwiralioa in its worst form ; was reduced in weight from 170 pounds

.. bo 115 pounds. . The doctors had no hope of' my

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li . proved useless until afrimd imz`uml

-_ /nz fo lake "Frur'l~a-lz':»e_v”. _ ibegan to mend almost at once;

V niidlfiet using this fruit: medicine for~8'or4 months, I was back to my

13 '-` ' normal state of health. £_f5f§ Fnever had such good health for

' f~_=if§‘ twenty years as I have enjoyed the

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Here is a homo-made sjvrup which mil llofll of people luivc found tobe-the lnosl dependlblc means of breakina up stub- ~.i‘l' ' born eouzhl. it in clieirpand s m le but _i-..'»?_ vt-ry rompt in action. Under i-lla honi- 1'i,'_‘ inn. goothing infiuoncc, chest sort-iii-~a~i

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oroup, uliooplmz cough, lironchial iisthma

or winter coiitflis.

- |To make t is splendid cough syrup. :mr 2’/fy ounces of Pincx (50 cr-nts ' or . into it 16-oz. hottie mul fill tho

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till tio uitii plain granulated sugar svrup

end slmke thoroughly. lf mu prefer, use clarified molasses, honov, or cnrnl syrup, instead of sugar syrup Fitlior I way, you get Ill ounces-it family sup | lil I much bettur courzli s_ rup than

e ell could huv roady~mririe lor $2.350 _ ‘ perfectly and children love its . p sm ilaiitc. ‘

'nex is ii i-peclal and highly concen-

hltcd compound of genuine Norway] rite extriii-r. kimwii the world' over irvr» tb! prompt healing effect upon the mem- hflnes. :Tn avoid .ll-opml #ment uk yam-

zuist for “2'_.'_. i-uiigcsof Pinot" Wifi'

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bran in HAi.|FAx.--A telegram

lrecelvod in Charlottetown yesterday afternoon from Halifax brought the sad announcement that Mr. Weston Newbery. son of Mr. Angus Newbery, City, had passed awia_y in the Milit- ary Hospital utter a short illness o! pneumonia. .Deceased was a seaman on one of the Canadian Naval vessels at Huliilnlx having only joined the navy a short time ago. He ‘was about. 28 years of age, ti young man of a `quiet and very agreeable disposition and his death is deeply regretted.

--NEW FACTORY and -stores for

Summersicle in the Spring.-The W. A. Lerird Canning Company, ot' which Mrs. Bessie Vilood is proprietor have purchased a lm ot' lniid kiiowii as the Ellis property situated on Water Street opposite the ltiiilwuy Freight. On this lor, as souii :is the frost is out oi the ground, they in- tend ei't~ctlng.i\ factory where they will linvif iill i-niiveiileneei-i .for cami- liig fruit, vegetables, meat as well an

'chicken i'or which they have been l noted for the past fifteen years. Mes- .iirs H. R. CrOcl:ert. and J. E. (hil- ‘ lnrit-, owners of the old' Llurrliner pru- perty oii the corner of Water and _Siiiiinier Streets, intend erecting a. liwo story building which will lie l divided into two parts-one to be ou~ , tciipie-rl by Mr. Urockert as ii l0\'\'¢“-11') l store; the other for the the lied Vroiis I Drug -Store of whichihir. Gallant is

| proprietor. Both parts will front. on ; Water Street. At the back there will ibe iinotiier store which will be for

‘ rent. fronting on Summer Slice!--lr. l

AUTOGRAPH PARTY.-The Tryon

Mission (Tircle held a most enjoyable iiiitogmpli party on Poli. 12th. The

_i vesitigv oi'_ the Metlioriist Church was } r~rowderl. Rev. P. .~\. Fitzpatrick. acted 'us i'lmii'iiian."I`lis~ opening chorus "0 - (‘~ziiiurlzi" wus sipleurlirlly. rendered.

'l”'lie pastor then read the Scripture' lesson und offered prayer. This was

followetl by the audlen-ce joining, in iiigim.; “'l‘lie Better Day". A splendid-

: lv i's-iirlered reading by Muster Wil-

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eALs or FARM.-'riis me ot Mr.

Russel E. Whlts'a fann and other pro- V f'f`_»Y., ' ' ‘ - V pei-ty at York Point on Saturday was " ` .

wen attended. The riii-in or ioo sci-en' _

comprising a splendid residence, and ' ' _

outbuildl was sold to Mr. George 0

if ‘ --1 -g-.. _V--`~ - -- ss- -~ == _ A- ~ - __ -~ -‘ - n--`~ ~ -1-__ _nu-up _ - -» ' - 'L_ . '- Y ""' _ . “.`_" "' ` --j-» »-- _A I

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A. Mt-aulix, or stanley Bridge, roi- it' \ A _ - _

sum upwards of $6.000. The stock and implements all brought good

:l:§;wl\:li'. J. A. McDonald was the

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. ...Q if .. ' in Our Country A

.-.1 iinqiy row_;.occurr

near the corner or,Keiit and Queen steers late Saturday night. The police were eritleavoring to arrest some'in-

_ toxtcated soldiers acting in a disorder-

ly manner. when some of their coin- paiiions interf`cred und for a time things looked nnythiiig but pleasant. The policemaii ns a result of the strong opposition against lliem did not make any arrest. Officer Taylor in the melee was badly bruised about the face and soino present felt

the weight ufuhis cudgal. Une of the soldiers fired a number or revolver shuts during and after the row lni~| parting it flavor of the wild and

wooly west to the occasion. _

_/‘RED CROSS WORK.-The

monthly me-.cling of the Red Point

Wonien’s institute was held at the"

home of Mrs. Peter Rose on Dec. 29th. Owing. to the inch-nieucy of the weath-

er, the airendaiice was not large, and A the niet-ting ual-iunierl a soulnl chariicr- l er. A letter was read from one of tht:

HAVE you ever considered the _

important part played by the

grocer in our daily life? -

From early morn and Often

until’ i'ate at night the grocer keeps open for our convenience.

Whether we want a 5-cent bar of

soap, a package of tea or a sack of po- tatoes he is there to serve us- 'and with a cheerful “thank you".

You trade with him almost every

day. You look upon him as a friend. I-Ie treats your childreii kindly when you send them to the store.

When siflmess, accident or unem-

ployment occurs, it is the big-.hearted grocer who supplies the home with the

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necessities of life and often waits a long time for his money. ' f ‘ '

`-_- -_ He has had many trials during the past four years. Government regulations have hampered his business. Goods have been difficult to procure. Help scarce. Profits small. He sells on a closer margin of profit than probably any other line of retail trade.

For nearly twenty-five years, the

T. H. Estabrooks Company has been distributing millions of pounds of Red Rose Tea through the grocem of Canada. Our relations with them have been very intimate and very friendly. We,. there- fore, know something of their diliiculties and something of the services they are rendering, which we think deserve reoog- ` nition and appreciation.

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boys ovcr there expressing his _ T. H. CO., gratitude and aPW`9¢latl0n of bl* St. Joh, Toronto, llantunl, Winnipeg, Cllpry, Edmonton, St. Jcbl'l, Nlll. , Portland, Malls

Xmas parcel. The folluwliig program; was i-eruieredu Reading. by .\l'rs. Peter' Rose ta, ‘Soldiers farewell) reading by

Bessie Robertson “The Brother Ben"

by Hazel Rose. “The Brave Soldicrl Boys" poem by Rliodu. R0bcrtson."‘ii I

Pays to Arivertii:-ie" Reading by Min-F llle Rose. "T110 Sailor Boys." Road-| ing by l-‘. A_ Yates. "My<Altar" Missl Le-ah f‘liiiig invirred the institute ro| meet at hor homo on I-‘eln'i|al°y ai:.li the meeting closed by singing thc-

‘Niitloiial Aniliem. I _*__ _ l Mrs. Miirdook Mrheod, of ltir-liiiionil l

‘ Street, iw-roiveil u telegrziiri Saturday]

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i llaiiii Leu was greatly iippreciaterl. being the sad news of tho rleiitli iii? i I d

i.\lcLczilf gave one of her humorous ‘ rcailiiigs in her attractive way. Ow-

ing to lllriefss scvérnl solos and oilioi Iiiiisioul iiiiiiibors hurl to ho r'anr~ell<~r!

.\'les.~:i‘s i‘. _.\/lorrlson and B. Lua kind-

:been a roslderit oi' Uolorarlo for tliiré I teen years. and up to last uutumn hurl' l been with the Vlifror Fuel Compzinf f :is uuditor. Siiiiseriiioritly he wits up; pointed f'.'ly t'lei:lcot' the City ot' 'l`i'i~

|_,» ,.,.i~ibonded to etitreaties of the riirlarl. Ho took ill about riiroe weeks; FOX CARE-TAKERS ASSOC,lA~f

. I . . . , . i i ' tl =l l`f ‘ :l'ldl l.

(~0,~n,,,mee and most B(_.c9p;ab|y fm., ago. His father, Mr. Murdock Nl(-~ _’ TION.-At. the last meeting of the Fox, g un ng m 1° ‘omg i C OI ( H mol

lu vour sorrow w would dirc<~t _\'u.i

- Mrs. Emma-i Thompsoii favorerl the-Ii 'l`rllidale, (`ol.. ul' her son John. :iRf~l| ~ " generous y goo as :_ i riiirlience with ii pleasing solo, I\Irs.if0Fly-one _veur‘S. Tlie rieceascrl hurl! 146 ' ' _ Rtd R056 T80

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TUESDAV :first lemiiorl amd tile reguril for

fr-lenrlsliip. love, und rrurli has its bv-

io ilu- l~`ullici- ii: iijlioiii wo ull helivvo _rennii'ort., is the`conf~ideut assuiwioe of .ind wlmst. r-ouipiissloii fails not. but us ull' On behalf of' Regal Lodge. is i~r\iic\\'.~rl t'runi rluy to rluy. 'Flint he Fraternally yours C.W. Neish." .(‘.I.

will provc a. \\»‘\'or failing' sourov of -Cook,-R _ .

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i nfl 3 \.,,,.,,,,,._,. by Singing ,W0 mspir.; l.corl, of the Pri|ir~.f= l<)dwiii‘d lslu.nr|:(':irc-takers Association, Mr, Georg.-, ' ‘ ‘ fi

' im: ..-iilos. .-\. R. 'l`oonibs ilcligiited tliol R;iilwii_v_ left \\'i-:liiesrluy inorninr.: in 'l`\vec=rly, wholias mndeasiiccosr-i of thc; T ___

l <-i'o\\'il with his well rcriricrcd renri

l ing. ,\liss Wuiirlu Lon wus lieurri to

- iiiif- :ul\'ziiit:i;.;¢, in ri nice s0lu_ After 1:

liriet' :uirli-css by the r-liriiirrnaii the oi- roririg \\'u_~i tziktit. This wasi followell

l l`i't>sl|iiiciits wort- 1,-orvefl. The collcret-

} ion nrnoiinted to ovor Tiwnty-oiie Dol 1 lurs for nilssioiis.

On ,ilnritlziy fveiiiiig. Mrs. Jolin Mai*

? i-‘ziriyvii nf Vlytlu River was trikffii l surlricnly ill with heart trouble and it. l rho curly liu\|r~' oi' Tuviariiiy muiilinp

i ller-. 17th her spirit was relcziserl from

the burden ol’ the flesh to he forever

l .it rest “in :hr-.~ Lord". She had not | bocii enjoying ‘good health for ai l numhe1'Ot` yeair.=r_ hut her conditon was

inor. consirir=rerl serious rind marry

r iiiipevrl to see her rf=si,oi'erl to health ` but hi- who doeth ull things well had iiecreed otherwise. Besides a sorrow ing husband, she leaves tu mourn their loss to eiierlsh and honor her- iiuiiic. a family ot' three riniigliterg and

F r|ir~r~e~ sons. The suits are, Norinrin with l the t‘. E. F. along the Rhine: Millar. I in it-liei at Coriiwiill and Eric at home. l The ri:-iurzlilf-.rs tire. Flor-ence, Jeanetle.

t :ind .\lexamirt=|iu. all at home. Mrs. , .\|:ii~l~‘:id_ve|i wus the eldest daugliter of l .\Ir. :ind Mrs. ii. E. Campbell of i l>:ii~llngt.on, who survive her. She is i also siiiv-ivod 'by six sisters and one 3 bruiiior. The gislors urn; Mrs. Archi- . lmld Bouroii ot' Winsloe, Mis. John l Dr-noon. Mrs. Luke Deacon, and Char- l lime. or' Regina, Sash., ond- Mrs. ; llr, .\. ll. ('olemfin. Phil Ohio, and

.tiinle of Diirlington i’. E. I. The lirotliers. riaine is Archibald. Dnhlton Siisk. Aiiritlier brother Norman pre- deceased her two year ago. Mrs. MacFnrl_ven was n member of the Preahyreiian (‘.hin-ch at Brookfield for 26 yrs,rind for iioiue time was an at-tlvp worlii-r in thut Sabbath School

She wash woman of oiio highest

; mornl iiitainmcnts kind and hospitable

:intl rlf-pzirteri this life ns she had' livcd sristairivd b=~ :iii |inr’zilte-ring faith in the ciiristlun hope. On Thursday.

December lllih n lurlze number nf, people n.=\s4~riilili'rl at hor late- ronidencel

lvisil him. but i-oulil nor arrive tht-.rrf

| ln time to soo his son ii<»fOr<» he pass - lcd nwu_v. 'l`lic into Mr. Mcbemi le~nvo:< t to mourn u. widow und tlirce children- in 'l‘rinidnil; uh-in his pareiits, our-`

, |,,. n s(,,,i,,] |,,,_,,, and de|;,.i0,,s ,,._,slsier_ Misa l<`loreiii~c, and one brother

`G<-orgu W., in (!iiai'iotteto\\'ii. 'I`lier»-. is also uiiothor brother, Fred in Au-

Iiiurn, RJ., and miothcr sister. Anniei -Nl.. in Clit-.siiilit Hill, Mr-iss. The late-, { .\lr. I\lr~LcOrl, who passed away in flu- i very .prime ot' manhood. was a niaiil

of splenrliii qualities and was riioi-ul r'uvOiir‘iiiil_v known iii this city, wlier'

his iiiiinerous t'rluiirls will learn with,

iieup regret Ot' his death. To the ho-5 rcuverl relatives the symputliy of all, will he extended, i

On iiesrluy evening the 28th uit.

and Mrs. Btimby Crokoii, Preetown,

frieiiris and neighbors wiio present- ed the-in with two valuable chairs

Urokr-n.-\\'c the undersignerl, rop-

limc liiken this opportunity of as-

ion und gr-neroun limipitnlity limi nl-

to pity ilieir last tribute of respect tu

the memory of one who was dearly; loved by all who had the pleasure oil her noriimlnrance. an impressive fun-i eral service was conducted hy the Rev. R. H. Stnvert. interment took place at Clyde River Prenbyteraiu Ceme ry where ull thai was niortal of -a loving wife and mother was retumeri to its kindred dust. Sho will long be missed in the community in which she lived where her memory will he most f'ondly'cherlshed and her life

“tit-itslo. fliinrrintecrl to ;{i|ver:gi3hE‘e

sm: on or lririrrcypronin y tn 4 th th , ~ ah _ » t &a.2u¢.-.ou :womens .~. _ -° "°..- 'F ° ““""-’°‘*-‘ -.

.w»emmee¢xnf»'i .iss wash im.. tw

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will be a model for all who wish to

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expressions of our esteem and res-

kt dl an their profound sympathy for you and

pect for you we ask YU" '° “ Y ' t I h cept these small gifts as a rememb- :;';;l;“s::a::;: A&;'t;é°uwn:l‘: lf;

r n e here tonight '

'lance or gage pufsintiuversary Wm, cognlzes, that a- inother's Iove is price- un your h .nn hom may . ave |955, and that her piece in the home

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G W M 8 y 'can never be filled by Bnyvlie' 818°.

iisaitli and happiness in the any

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»L6i`.i1'.t‘.h\“-\ vrm'7!l)»r!¢»: w".,'»ao;i;§f\¢,,,,_

' ‘”“"‘ lis registered at. the Victoria Hotel.

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-WEDDWG ANNWER3/\RY~ -' panieri by Captain U. G. Dawson,

the we of their fifteenth annlvew go,-med 3 war savmgg Society dt Mes-' sary oi” wedded life, the home of Mr. srs Bruce Stewart & Co. This firm

was visited by ii number of, their work, hs_vlng_nor only sent 57 of their

and ziu ndilress. lllr. Croken, though fu,,¢\g_ They than visited West Kent taken by surprtsre, in ri few well L-.hos 3¢-hoo] where they 0|-gamzed gen H0(-__ cn woi-ils, lliiiuked the donors for luring' one in each room with the .heir ihriugliitiiliiesfi und well worded teacher as get-_,-ew,».y_ Much enthus- adrlrcss. lifter which 3 very pleasant iasm was shown by the pupils in the eveniriv, \vur»i'.=ipcrif. Following is tho D,-ojem and fum,-est manifeaged pm-_ .iiirli‘e.~‘.~i:~~-'l`o Mr. :intl Mrs. Bnraliy rlculnrly iii the choosing oi nernies

rescriting it few or' your .nliiiy frlcriris Wm. savings in this school Wm rec.

senibliiig here tonight to tender you exampie for other sch001g_The names bolli, our heziidiei-ir congratulations (.h(,,,en fm. .these dgfferent ,.,0c|e¢|ep upon having reztclied your fifteeiitii “,,.re; Mr, _]0\mnt0n's Room, Ypres wedding :iii|iive~ri<ui'_v. To us it is ii Wm- Savings; M,~_ Campbe||'g, vmiy; greiit .~iuiirc- ol` joy to know that in Mp” M(.Mg||nn',,_ Victory; ,v|r_ Yam., lliiiso _ve-urs. _\'o\i have both been Dany On; Miss Taylor, Liberty; blesserl wltli liuuveii’s cholcest gifts. Ming Smith, l<`orwar(l'; Miss Bell's, Heultli rind Happiness. Kind provid- uuiivar; Miss Yeo's, Maple Lear; ence hiis blessed you with a fariilly Mins Boote‘s, Boosters; Miss' Jones. which we have every reason to lie- mme He|pf,,»,,_ Ea(-_h one of tm-.ge llcve. will rise up to honor you bolll societies will receive n charter show- |11 IMG' `Y9f\l`P‘» DUHUK “Ur year" "f init appllcailmi with the National War aoqualntaiice; we have found you tr Savgngp (;Ummm_e9_ 0tta,wii_ Literar- be true iiuii worthy friends, ever will~ ure ggvmg |nfm~maL|0u regarding thu ing and ready to help in ring. 'novo “fm gnvgngs Campaign, and any ln. rivnl \@l1f|inK 1" l`\ll`¥l\€‘l' Ulf' |\\l‘fl”"“‘ formation, can he obtained from thc

ui' the r-.rirnrniinit_v. Your kind rllsposlt- |00," “mpg |40 R|¢hm0m] Street. i

\\'u_v.~i iiiurlr- us fcel ai wurm welcome __LETTER' OF svMpA.'.HyA_Thf, "he" ""'“l"g in ym" home' I" me following letter of condolence was re-

svliuol you have tiiken a great inter- cewed bv Mr. Nelson Cueley' from

<-st lil thc childrens erliicatirin tart: Regal Image' N0 22. I_o_O_F_ Kmémm-:_A """"""e' ln ‘M (h“"“‘ your 'HC tnn January 29. 1919. Dear Brut-iier

"Hamm" m "my hm' always hz!" ifasieley. Your Brother Oddfellows of

the best. in ndrlition to these vi Regal Lodge' desire us to exm_eSs|

_' K . 'It is other knee that -the élernol

yea" to com? The “dare” 'war 8 pi'-in$ples of our beloved Order arl-

fox 'business both ln fChn.rlottet0\vii` ""` " _` '_ `""*"‘"_""`

and Alberfon_ gave an c xcelle-nt ail-

rlrcss on the care of foxes. ills ri | iiiarks were practical and to the pointi and were greatly appreciated. Th-if (7ziro~ln.kei's are in earnest on the :nth-‘

_icot of care and attention and with* the present upward look in the fox, liiisiiiesii their frequent eoiifei~eii<~-_fs :ind mutual lielpfulnc-.ss will prove strong factor in placing the lrusliiosi-1', on ia stronger- and .healthier basin than ever before. _

WAR SAVINGS SOCIETIES.-Mr.

Lewis ~A. Sheai, General Organizer National VV~ar Savings Comrnittee. Ottawa, is at present in the City and

Yesterday morning Mr. Shear, accom-

Provincia} Secretary, War Savin8H

hun a spplendld record in iNlll‘|0UC

i-iiiiployees overseas but contributed most generously to all DH'-l`l°U‘f

lor the different societies. No doubt

».ive an-impetus and will set a good

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' ASS the chocolates again, please."

They certainly give afinesse to t e meal,

which is a most decided improvement 'over the customary heavy puddings or fancy `

pastries.

Good chocolates are quite the vogue now for the third course and as a tasty, profit- able and beneficial dessert their use is a most sensible custom.

The many occasions on which chocolates can -be served with relish and appreciation make them almost a household necessity.

As delicate, delicious desserts-at afternoon tea-.-as a relish for luncheon-'mid the family circle in quiet hours-or at late sup- pers-chocolates ma he served with ex- cellent taste and gootliiorm.

Chocolates are not s. luxury. They are en- ergy-producing food and can be eaten in your home with benefit to both old and young. ,_ '

Canadian-made chocolates' have no superiors.

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