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The n¢w_fall styles ar here-showing the latest heelsrand dealggns-the new shades are ield Mouse- N¢w~Yor\f Grey, Tpbacco Brown-extra large ,shnw. ing in Dark Brown all styles_

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A nEMiNDER

That lad* of yours, overseas. Al. that is humanly poslble is being done U see to it` that he is well fed, well Grilled and eihciently equipped.

Organisations like the Y. M. C. A.

are looking to his physical comfort, noslthful recreation and clean fun.

lf he is sick or wounded the Red

Cross will provide for him with ten- der, loving care.

Yet there is one thing that will

bring a smile to his fac/ and a joy to his heart that none of these can give; that only you can give- Your Photo- graph. _

‘zofllitettfook Studio.

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Invites All Summer Tourists

to Call and have their

_Photographs Taken while in the City

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choice fresh Oaumeal “Pure Gold" Cornmeal (fo

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..°lT PAYG to lilly in this Province*

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the Georgetown Guardian represents ttva.` p

..°80URl8 METHODIST-The pas-

tor will conduct service in Souris Methodist Church, next- -Sunday ai 11 a. m. , and Bridiietown at 7 p. m.

. .*8El-IVIUEB IN THE CHRISTIAN

Church, Sunday, Sept. 15th., Montague 11 a, ln. and 'I p. m. Bible School at 10 o'clock. ` Murray Harbor Bible School at 2 o’clock, preaching service at 3. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend.

EASTERN PERSON .-S

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..* Mrs. McGregor and little grand-

daughter, Westvlle, N. S., has returned lotehome after a real leasant tri to

Montague. T _ l

A. E. tion, steal.,

Good Photography _~

insertion tor alvsrtisingguhis col nmn. Cash must accom y order llinimnm charge twenty-iive asnta.

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` Sunday, September lst was a mem- orable one for the congregation of the Mt. Stewart Presbyterian Church, it being a memorial service in honor_ of the heroes of the district, several of whom have already made the sup-' reme sacrifice, while others are: bravely carrying on the ' splendid' fight for liberty and right. ' The services of the day were con-

ducted by Rev. R. P. Murray, their being a very large attendance. l A special feature of the service

was the unveiling of a lovely Honor

Roll by Miss Jennie Douglas, daugh-L ter of Mrs. Emma Douglas, whose brother is numbered among the iai- len. This service 'was gracefully per- formed b he th Honor Roll

Modsrlh Prices

Personal attention. to Amateur

mosography. I

107 Queen Israel

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|`he Best Eye Service

Having rece:-lily return-

ed from Toronto where I at- tended a post graduate course in Optc netery and was awarded my diploma, 1 am now in a pl sition to give my patrons the very best eye service obtainable.

My parlor is fitted' with

the very best and latest in- struments and is on a. 'par with the best optical par- lors in Toronto and Mon- treal. , 1

We guarantee you per-

fect satisfaction and are at all times pleased to give you advice regarding the care of the eyes.

We are also expert re-

gairers of Eve Glasses, pectacles, etc and wil-l at- tend to same while you wait ‘

E.E. Parkman

‘ lar-..fi'uate Optomentist,

Montague. P.lj].I.

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We Are Modern Opticians

We keep in constant touch

with the latest discoveries and inventions inoptics. and immed- iately anything new is placod on

the market whici will increase our knowledge o facilities, we have it. Our optical oilice is ofthe most approved style and is' equipped with the very latest instru- ments and sight testing appli- ances. l

Glasses iitted by us do not de-

tract from the appearance. We make n special study of the cos- metic effect to be obtained, and an assure you that our glasses add n certain note of neatness and refinement that meets with favorable comment.

Children’s eyes receive our

special attention, and we pride ourselves on our ability to Bt a child with child's glasses. not with cumbersome glasses that were intended for adults.

Shadow Retinoscopy test us..

Bucceeds where others fail.

H. J. ,Mahon s .

Optometrist and Prescription Druggist Montague P. li. island ,Next door Bank of Commerce

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y r, e being

dedicated to the church in a few for- mal words.

Rev. Mr. Murray then made some

very touching remarks and pald_a high tribute of praise to those who had fallen and to those who are still forming a living wall between us and. the foe including in his remarks thai

boys not only oi’ the Presbyterian,

church but also those of the Method-I ist and Catholic Churches of the dis-'

trict. _ - I

Special music had been prepared'

for the occasion under the direction of the talented organist Miss Elsie

Cook, the choir never being in better,

voice. At the close of this interesting

service the organist played as a nt-3

ting selection the Dead March in'Saul which was deeply affecting,

The Honor lRoll, which is vw nicc-|

ly framed was placed in front of* the pulpit draped with the Union Jack and bears the following names.

Sergt A. J. Coffin, wounded.

» Sergt Geo. E. McAssey, killed in action.

I Spr. Coffin Douglas, killed in action'

Private Cyrus Burke, killed in

action

Sergt. William Jay.

| Lc. Lorne M. Jay.

Lc. Albert Jay, gassed.

Lc. James E. Birt

Bbm. J. Watson Patrldge Spr. T. Seth- Patridge » Sergt. Sherman McAssey

Private D. Everett McWilliams

Private Ray C. Glover _

Private Irvin T. Jay

Private George ,McKenzie 'Private Edward E. Jay

Private H. B. Douglas

Private Welland W. Birt

‘ Private J. Lee Jay

Private John McLaughlin `

Private Douglas Coffin

l Private Everett Smallwood

Private Davison Affleck, honorably

,discharged ~

Q Private Wendell Glover, Navy ~

Private Daniel Birt, Navy Private Bruce McPherson, honor-

ably discharged

Major Dr. Fred McKay

Capt. George Jardine Private Kenneth _Lacy

i Private Herbert I. Jay

Private Frank Mcbauchlin Private George Douglas, honorably

discharged

~ Private Walter Kneebone-

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To-day in this critical, period of

our nationhood, there is imperative

- need for MONEY- vast sums of

=- You who read this,- get out

pencil and paper NOW. Set down the items of your living expense. Surely you wilil find some items there you- can do without.

money. Only one vsgay now remains

to obtain it.

The nation must save, every

` COII'1l'I1UIlltY,

_individual Canadian must save.

Start TO-DAY. Save your money

so thatfyou may be in a position to lend it to your country in its time

' of need.

every family, every

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. TO every h/ome there com'es a time when every thought, 1 ' we;-y hope, ev\ery prayer for the future centres on the 2 recovery of one loved one. In that l'1ourofang_u1sh. QVCYY IHCBUS ‘T ' = to recovery is sought-the highest medicalskill. trained nurses,

If anyone says “I cannot save"

let him consider to what extent' he would pinch himself to relieve the sufferings of a loved one at home; and surely he-fwould not pinch less

' for our fighting brothers in France.

Without suffering actual priva-

tions, nearly' every -family in Canada can reduce its standard of living, can practice reasonable thrift, can make cheerful sacrifice to enrich the life-blood of the nation.

Determine to do without them.

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