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JANUARY 14, 1918

Faimcv cnours i ~ 1» - ‘ - . ; _ - _ .-

The hoiida reunion offersan' The Western Guardzan

opportunity for having t h a t, -- gmup plcture made- i __|-|- PAVS N N 1,, _ i . _*lt pays to buy In this Province.

We are equi ped to produce

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the best in groups or Individual- -un. w. t<. uaaoutmi ti am'-i't§i. °t':'l~it°inI.t'°"i2'2i»in§'In§”i§a'i`i'. -~"'- °~ W" 1' tl" M°“'°¢“°

portraits. _

We_ offer avariety of style

and sizes.

The Cooks’ Studio New DesBrisay Block

Pictures of Home Folk

(‘.:irry warmth and coin-

fori to the iietirt ofthe Sol- lieix l\i:tkt- your zippoiiit- mont tt»d:t_\' :tt

fire Bayer Studio

A. ts. Lion, studio

(loo ’ Pliotozraphy t Motlerute Prices

Personal atten‘ion to Am-

ateur Photography.

- 107 Queen St.

Phone 68-J.

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this proving; -T O CENTS PER WORD EACH

tdian representative in Summerside. Minimum charge twenty-tive cents.

S -TABLE CORNMSAL: finest -THE MORNING DAILY GUAR-"

piiility. lowe,-i prices. l~lolnian's, DIAN can 'be obtained at Larfertys lsiimmeiside, 2161-l»14M2ll~1li.tTonaoriai Parlors. Summerside.

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-OLEOM"ARGARiNE; an excellent' --SERBIAN LECTURE. with cos-

ibraiid, put tip in pound 'bloc-k5_ wi-app-; tunie dances und' choruses by trained ed in parchment; flavored exactly like boys; Austin 'I‘rainoi° in solos; Wai- liutter, claimed by manufacturers to lace Sca_ntiebui'y' of Y. M. (I, A. in he equally wholesome. on sale Saint--l club s-ivllltilns. l~ll§h `3’»‘l100l. Summer tiny nt Hoiman's_ 2i.=»ti-i-i4M2iE1i.isitti-_ in-id-a>'. Jan. 18th. 2150-1-14M5l.

-coiuinc i-tome. - wont nits! y|5§~|~Em| pE`Rso"lLs

been received by Mr. anti .\irs. l-i. A.,

t‘ompton, Summerside. that tiieli- __ --it - _ daughter. _\lis_ George B, Hiliis. who Nh' Fidel Perm S“m"‘°r“”"""h'“F'

was _-ti seriously injured at the tiineiremrnew from 0Le“r~fv` iI,.__ _. or the lliilif' e ilosio `~ w oiitt

‘lx xi "' '” no t ---.\ii' l.lovd Hooper lletlt'-qiio has

-SCHOOL CONCERT.-'i`lie annu

iii school entertainment and Christ

iiitis ’l`ret~ oi' Pape Trtiverse school " _

4 ;\};is1g,il\'_eii in the hall on l-i-iday. Dec.| “L H D* ‘van T, .sl .S ‘_

in tltiiigcplniitl is expected-honie sliurt-j gon? In _\.8§\, Gmggowi L ' V

-.\ii'. James (‘aliill anti li. (‘oi'bett Alberton were in Suniiiiersitlc on ltiur i.

279.

‘ i ilie program consisted ot . fe in e’ gl" H Sign(

pttltriotic' and (‘hi'lstinas choruses. tri-| :1’,:§’_;‘iine'2'_,§ ya with mpnds in “m` os, exercises and recitatlons. _-\l‘tei' ` ' ‘

fhei p|’.0gr.‘:"‘ ian? Hfmf t“`ppea.re“" -Miss Ruth Canieroii. Augustine ;'l"§ h'e"`“'_i';"“l"e‘le{;'f p'e§`[f“!:‘”t 'som Hove, student tit P.\\'.t`.. has rc- ic tv _' oat ice. e enc ers, _ ,

i~`i't‘ti liell iintl Elma iniiiiiii were pre-l mined to (hm-lmtemw"` S

;‘)"'f:i‘_"‘ “gil :i,(,i}§h`e""`e"`_‘_'I.]‘l gmsclbiii ~--Miss Bessie Bell. (‘tipo Traverse,

I H "ul" ` 9 Pmelmmnlem °` thus gone to resume liei' studies at .\lc-

i-il by singing the _\'aiioiial .\nthr»m,S |)mmm» ,sollega '

-FAREWELL PARTY ~()n Saint* `

_ ' ‘ -Mr. Gorton Toonibs retuined to

l.- >'-nin.J ,.th, 1918,. 1 dl- ._ , , _ . iiiiiiilitiif nfgtheaiioiih o .qot'Mz?a é `\-My (".mSgOw` `\" S" "Her Spending

' g pe me D .I his iiolitlriys at his home in Allitinri.

'i'ravcrse :issciiibletl tit the lioiiit-. oi

l.-.:.-t'~"_ b' ‘-- i ii.-1 i..`.I1.. i‘2§I»f`~ l‘.`...-.'{' I.‘7t`.fI“t`.`~'~i...`£| ~'M"~ -'taht B\\~'t<f“~ elitist'-its we ,W 'im mr l.{_;`l_V' 0'n M‘m;(mv mr ‘(.,1'1` tin outward passenger by the (`ai' Fei-_ _ _ _ .-,, ,__ _ __ .__ ;:.ir_\’. Alta., where she will be tin im- on bmlni' en mum U' Hamnx'

portant person at it cerenioiiy that' `

\\ill ttl;'- l-' ti wc. .\ .‘~' t _ _ . ‘.\:lS ])llt!f:(‘il’l]f‘?i(?\'ilii(illi :ttitlh ~'.~' .hltixlmlixt :X 'Mr' Maumee Gnnni' Br0(`t0n` Lot. m_u“m.nl lmmwz, muh mu ;H,H__ _'WV it one ot the progressive farniers ol ,gplv in ‘ming Im_]n::_- A-I_m£_ oiijmh :ltiat plat-e, evas in Suuitnersido Tlitirs. lug gtiiiics, iiitisic :intl tlaliity i'e|`i't~sh~t‘ "'\ on n “S ne” UiD`__H'

its, e - 1 ' '_ - _

;:::.\`~T\nl,2;--(Tnyifmh-‘lhiI):\iT`f`u. “;`{‘_‘ ---_\ii'. anti Mrs. (lordoii iitiltcr. t»l

` ` ' i".(.‘ ,“m)"""` m "I Albeitoii were ptissciigt=i~s bv tht-

iicw .split-rc tit lite iii the west S ' ‘ ' ~ . >

`wt-stcrii trnln to Suiiiiiici'sitlt~ tin i<`ri- `|tl:iy, i.

.\iiiiai'd's Liiiiiiit'-nt (`o,. l.ini|tetl.- --'l`iic niuny fiioiids tif _\l|'_ }.‘,~,.,|‘

(lentlcmon~--'i`hcodoic llor-als 'I iiiive t'.i>c ’l`i.ivtrsc will bc ilc.i».

- - ='y.'i

t-tt.-»-tonici' ot niiiie was completely, cd to know that he is rccoveriiig iroiii

tiiretl oi' reiiniatisni after live _vetitsiti severe attack til' piieuiiioiiiti. S

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nt' siiiiering. by thc jiitlicioiis use ol" _-___ .\ii.\I.»\lll)'S i.lI\'l3lE.\"l`. | Yliliss Evelyn Irving. (‘npc Trav-

’i`lit~ tibovc facts. can be vet-illcri b_\ i t-rse. has rottiriied to (Jhnrlottetowii.

_-\. t‘O'l‘E. Mercliunt.

St, l.~'idoi't~_ Que., lf! Nitty. Till.

est

ji Wishes

For 1918

We wish to begin the new

year with an ackiiowledgement of our appreciation of the tav-

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ois shown us during the past twelve months by the people of this community. Our busin- ess tlirougii 1i|l7 has been very satisl`at'tory indeed. anti we do sire to thiink those who have contributed to this result. We endeavor 10 so conduct our hus- ines.-t that otir cii.-itomers will no our friends and we have no tloiibt that the steady growth til our litisinf-.ss in in ii large' ineas- tire tiuc to the loyalty and iti- diienre ot' our patrons. We hope to mcrit ti coiitinutince of this good will and to so conduct our _-store that it will tittrat-| those who appret-late high quality of uootls ni. inost i‘eat~‘onablH pric- OS.

TO ALL OUR FRIENDS WE

EXTEND OUR BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY AND PROSP- EROUS NEW YEAR.

ilis’ Pharmacy Ltd. MONTAGUE

writing to him. to the Parisli Priest \vlitn'e she will resiinic. her sttitiies in "or tiny ot' his neighbors.

l*.\\'.t‘, .s

--The inaiiy ot' Mrs. Tiios.

.lohn.~iort are pleased to hear she is tio'

' int; nicely :titer tiiidcrgoing nn opera-

tion at the l’i'iiice (`oiiniy ilospltal. Stimmersidt=. l.

--Miss Nina G. \\'tildrou and Miss

iiiiliy Ni. Grigg have i'ettirnf-'tl to

\-l’riiicc ot’ Wales College, tittrr spenti- -iiig the Vliristnias liolitlnys with their lpzii-oiits :it ’l`_\'ne Valley.

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||SLAND BOY IN

ENGLISH HOSPITAL

' The following is ti letter i';>t-eived by Mrs. Ambrose Moiiagiiaii. Kiiikoru fiom -het' son who cn‘li.-ted with tin i’riiicess Pats anti went into the treat- t-lifs os Dec. 20th, 1914.

England. Dec. 19, 1911

Dear i\loiiier:-As it is Sunday

night an-tl everything is quiet around the hor-pital I thought. I would tlrop _ion a line letting you know that i am getting along -as wt-il as t-oulti bc' ex- pt:~:~tc~:i. l have been tip and walkin; tiioiind these -last three days, but my legs are still 4| little weak. l stippose its from been in bed so long- The iiist day they woiiltl only allow me to stay tip for ii halt' nu hour. ’l`hey are using me ilnc over.he1‘e.and they liiive 'iil lfinds of tiiiiuseme'nts'.

’i`liei°e are about. iil'ty in the Hos-

pital licre tiiitl they tt pretty lively buncii, ‘

i had ti letter this' morning from ti

stil in Brighton asking me ii' l would _-pciitl Xmas with her. i liavcn't sont her ti. reply' yet as l tlon't know very much about. iier. i um very partic- ular who I m1ikt» frit\nd.~'- with e.~iD9<‘~ i:.'li_v it` they arc young ladies. Tlicy nrt, ntikiiig great preptirritioiis at lil” llo:-:pittii t'or ("iiti.<tma.'-' .~'-1 we slitnllll have ti jolly good time. We have some good singers lierotiiiti lots ot' inusic so thc titty snoiiitl lic prtity livelv

` i ilwns to&contf|es,sioii and llloly Voip.

inunion la,.t steel. so you sec l .ini

- i - t i "il lc .ble

quite .i good im yet. wi i 'i

N to write much oltenor now than wht.-ii _ l was in l~`i"in-cc as the majority oi' my

r` ihcrc- anywtiy. I tion’t oipet-t to no

a/ " _ _

ll ig 3 good plan / _'u""'\'_ ` 5'" 0P"\ Yoiiicanuitltlrcss my letters to thc (0 buy your » ;'°‘° ‘S2 ' Machine Gun School as i’ll he out of

/_,t y

k -i s -` ' With best wishes troni our sou

~ -- `\i _ sei. Jos. A. MONAGHAN

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NANO .‘.ljf§_'_;I,*;',-,},;‘_! -. "7 ii'

Now for the cost of mater- ials is going up steadily and the price ol pianos atc bound to iiicrease.

Call iii anti hear the

Q tggi Open

xi-

5-"

\\'t ist \\'ntt li. xiili tliupprariiig rye. t`.in be worn vtttlt ul wuliout bmcciri.

time was spent. in the' trenches .intl init dont hiic any writing l00lT|‘*

bat-k again

i'l‘i write yoit it longer letter next

time as this ptn is worn ottt

tho iiospittil iii it nioiitlis timc.

PIPES

Special price.S_-TLEAKING?

on Watches, Clocks, -'

If so, you

jewellery, Silver- better , W ’ 7 _ `

` ware, Cut Glass and Let- me atrend - » -Men S and B0? 5 Sliifs

Callaghan, Pius Kelly' and James Browu;_ recitation, by Patrick Wood: dialogue, by Mary Wood. Gordon

Guardian representative.

.."Mr. R. R. HOWIJETT is_Guard-t

lan agen; for Annandale and vicinity.

..*MK. HAROLD P. GORDON is

the Georgetown Guardian represent- ative. ` -

..*A_NNANDALE.-The ,weather is

very mild and there is quite. u stir tot the village these days; there is quite; ti lot oi timber coming in to l~lawlett’s Mills.-Mr, James Mills has a large pile tit' lumber there and expects to build an addition to his barn. - Mr. Andrew Tapier has gone east ou a liiisiiiess trip.-Mi‘. A. A. .\lcDonnld'_ (‘ape Spry. was in the village last' week with gt load of posts.--.\1r. A. t‘. Myers has gone. to Cape .Breton in _-:ee about his vessel, which is frozen iii St. Peter's t"aiini_--.Nita George Flap of Bay Fortune was in the \'il- isge last week,-it is i'epoi'tctl that Mrs. E. I\lcl~`ai'lnne is raining home 1i.:iii lla'/.elbrook this week. where she has been ill.-The Grand Rivet' ico was bus'-hed last week; it is re- ported vei'_\' thick, about lil lnthes, anti the people from i.aunt~hing are crossing ovei on lt. '|‘he»Red House 'cheese factory has closed, alter it very prosperoiis season since open- ing their new t'actoi‘_\' building. tht' old one having been burned last tall. it is ti nice tidy `i'nctoi'_\' and ti t-retlit to the company. ’l`he'i'tii'ai iii.iil twir- rlt-i' is doing very goctl servi; tl

EASTERN PERSONALS

..°_\ii~. .\'elson Sepwortii. ('ardigtiii,

paid ii visit in Gem-getoiv non Mon- day.-(l.

._ “Bliss lfiorrie Lovers, (‘liarir/itc- itiivii, is visiting her iiiotlier, .\irs. T. l.ovei‘s. Georgetown.--tl.

SAVING COAL.

"lt is i’i'ec`zing coltl in your lint. W`iiy t|oii't you ctiiiipialn to ilin janitor?"

"l tloii't want tc- give him any tix-

ciisc i`oi' i-r-iicctiiig ou iiiy attitude in tin- inatter. lie iiitiy iiavtl ti good rea- son for it."

"iiow so?" "lie inny be giving us at lieutless

tl.'i_v."-~l_oiisvillt~ (‘o`iiriei'-tit:-iiriitil_

ACIDS- IN Siil|V|iiiH SUUR lHi iililll ANI] ' CAUSE |Nil|ilESiiliN

"P:ipe's Diapepsin" fixes sour, gassy, upset stomachs in five Minutes

if what you just ate is sotiriiig on

your stomach or lies like ii lump tif lead. refusing to digest, or you belcli gas and eriictatt-\. sour. tintligestetl food. or have a feeling ot' tlizziiiesn. iietii'tburii, fullness, nausea, biitl taste iii mouth anti stoniat-h lieadache. you can _-.ureiy get ielief in live iuiiiutes.

Ask your pliarntl.cist to show you

the forintila,.plaiiiiy printed ou these liity-cent cases of Pape't-i Diapepsin, then you will understand why dyspep- tic troubles ot' all kinds must go, anti why it relieves. sotir, otit-of-order sto- niatelis or indigesiion iii tive minutes. "i’ape`s l)iapepsin" is harmless; tast- es like candy, though each dose will 'iigest and prepare for assimilation into lite blood' all the footi you eat; besides, it iiiaket-i you go to the table with a healthy appetite; bitt wiiat will please you most is't.ha.t you will feel that your stomach and intestines :tie clean und fret-ih. and you will not rced io resort to laxatives or liver pills for biliousness or constipation

This city will have many "l'ape's

Diapepsin" cranks, as some people will ctiil ihein. bitt you ‘will be entliusiastit' about this splendid stomach prepara- tion. too. it you ever take it for indi- gestion. gases, heartburn. soiiriieits, dyspepsia. oi' any atom:-ic‘i misei-y_

(let some now. this iniiitite, and riti

Yourself oi stomach mist-ry and indi- gestioii in tive minutes,

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" Brown and Percy Brown; Flag Drill.

__e-[wo ci"-rs P! by ten girls; Letter Drill; recitation,

tn",-mm fb, fdvgnuinz ‘Z3 by Lillian Coady; recitation, by Irene

iimn. Cash must accompany order

Minimum charge twenty-ilve cents.

.."'8EE.0UR $18-00 men’s. henv

overcoats for $16.00 at J. W-. Carrii

Kelly; solo, by Lillian Coady; duet. by Ola Murphy and Louis Callaghan; closing, by Margaret Wood; chorus.

y Santa Claus is Coming, by the school. _ Just then Santa Claus appeared upon

the,-3' Momagtua ~ 2m3_1_uM_" the scene ant; was greeted with loud

._*B|G DISCOUNT given on winte

caps and underwear at J. W. Car- ruthers. Montague. .2103-1.11M4|_

W. CARRUTHERB, MONTA- GU is selling $18.00 men’s suits fo

$t5i00; $20.00 suits for $17.00; $24.0

Blliis fOl‘ $20.00,' B0y'g .gu|[g».20 per

cent. off.

., , , 2103-.1-11M4i.

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i.;-ann,

.FXMAS ,C.LOSi_N$ CABLE HEAD

SCHOOL.--'l‘lie' t-semi-annual examin-

ation ot` Cable lie'éiti,Sciiooi was held F‘i-iday evening, D c. 2lst a very large iiiiuiber oi' the rate 'payers' were- pres- ent. also a goodly nuiii-ber of visitors. ’l‘he school was most beautifully dec- orated for the occasion. by the teach-

ri- and scholars. The pupils' were er. unlined- by’ their teacher l\iis's lda x. \\'ebste'.~. assisted by Messrs. ii.'J. An- derson, Alex Anderson and otlietrsr, and acquitted thenieslves most cred- itahly. After the exams were ove'r the following inteiestiiig programme was rendered. Opening Exercise, "Mi"-‘FY Xmas" by 9 pupils. Recitation Angels can do no more. by Aldus Mc- Kenzie. Recitation, Doing our bit by lra McLaren. Recitatlon, Gtiiity or not tlullty. by Elda Anderson, Singing by the school, “Joyful (‘iii'lstmtas_ Recit- tiiion, A boys~.iettei~ to Santa. by' Wil- frid Mcl.are-ii. Dialogue, innocence .\broatl. by Edna Aiitlei.-1-ciii. Katie I\ic~ iittren. (‘li:iriotte Vofiin. Leslie uiitl

\\'itlt`rltl _\'ic`l.tireii. Recitation. Betty'

tti_itl the Bear. Kittie .\lcLnrt-.'ii. ‘Exer- ci:-te, The 'I`i'ade'.s, by Frank _\icl{en~ zic. liruc I\icLaren. _-iitliur Aiitiersnii, llecchei- .\lcLai'eu. ira Mcliai-eii. Vic- tor Z\icLaren anti Aldieis' Z\it‘Ken7.ie. iittcitatioii, Tlie Last ll_v'inn. by Char- lotte (Toiiiii, Recltatioii by Leslie Mc- Laren. F.x€'i'cise. Shoveliing Snow. ny six boy.-._ Recitatioii by Bruct-‘ and Victor McLaren. liccitatiou. Faiowcll by Lydia Simoiis_ Tiien tiniiti clients Sziiita nititle his uppcariincr- to the tie- liglit ol’ the cliiltlreii and procet-tlctl to unload the brrilliant. lighted uuti well -iadtfii Xmas trec. Giving encli pupil a_ nice gift also -several to the teacher. After promising to come ag- tiin next. yeui' Santa took his depart- uie. All those present were treatetl to home made t-aiitly. The childtren trietl to sltow their appreciation of their trait-hers kiiitincs-is by presenting lit.-t' with a very complimentary nd- drcss read by Ka-tie li/lciinien -and ac- t~ompaiiie'd by ti well filled Purse pre- .-.ented 'hy‘Lesli@~ McLaren on behalf oi' the pupi-ls oi` the school. Altho tak- en by surprise Miss, Webster i'e‘plied in ti few we-il chosen words. Then a iiearty vote oi thtantks was i€llti0¥€ll the teachei' for her excellent work. t~tirci`ul training anti kindness' with the cliildrcin.,'l`he' singing of the i\'at.i0nnl Antlicun brought to a close ii very en- joyable evening.

LAKE VERDE SCHOOL EXAM8.-

'i`he seiiii-aiiiihnl exaiiiiiiaiioii ol' Luke Verde school took place on 'l`hti'i'sdii.\‘ evening, Dec. 20th. ’l`lie betiutiiul new school room, wliicli is one ot' the iiiost up-to-date rtiru'l schools in the province, was tastefully' tlecoi-ated t'oi- the occasion. and was occupied by upwards oi-eighty ratepayers a_nd visitors from the stirrounding dis- tricts. 'i`he nieeting was called to or- der hy~ appointing Rev. Father Mr- (ltiigan chairman. The pupils were examined in the vaiicus subjects by ltev. Fatlicr l\lcGuigan. kliitlly assisted bv Miss Sadie McDonald, teachei of Watervale. anti' showed by their prompt answers that everyone htitl i~s~t-eivcd cnretiil training from their eilicicnt teacher, Miss Margniet Coady. Alter the examination a pleasing pio- grtim oi' recitaticns, dialogues. songs and drills was reiideretl by the pu- pils, Progrtiiii: Recitation,Woiconie, by t‘liai'les Kelly; " rits, by the st-licol; recitation, by Janice Biown; tiittloguc, 'l`lie i’cdlar, by Katie Kelly tind Agues lluglies; chorus, by the school; recitation, hy Regina Wood; tiialogtie, A Slight Misundert-itnnding, by Lillian (‘otitly anti' Louis (‘iill:tgh- tiii;~rccitation, by Agnes ilughes; diaiogiic. ii'ridget’s lnvestmeiit, by l.lllinn t`otitl_v, iroiie Kelly Lottie

IS MY

cheers by the children. and also the visitors, The curtain was thrown aside and exhibited a well laden Christiiias tree, which was bedeclted with many colored lights, tinaei and other trlminlngs and bore n gift. and

r u box of candy anti fruit for each pu- 0 pil and many presents t`oi' the teach-

er. including a tc-ilet set, white‘ kid' gloves, stationary, collars, handker- chlefs, etc.. accompanied by hearty Chiisimas greetings. After Santa had ~ unloaded the tree. lie then Said.

“Good-bye," promising to return next year. Prizes, which were oiiered by the teacher. were then awarded us follows: Firs prize for department. lrene Kelly' and Lillian (‘oady, etiual- ly merited; second' prize was won by Mary Wood; prye for diligence was won by Gordon Biown: prize for at- tendance won by Miidretl Wood. Weil chosen remarks were then made by Rev. Father McGuigan, Owen Wood. Waiter Brown. Jos. Hughes and others, congratulating the teacher tip- oii the vast iinproveiiient made in the school during the past _venr and n

liaif she has been teach? in the Lake Verde t`.'istrict. l\i'l.=s ‘oatiy replied in ii i'ew well chosen words, thanking the people for their attendniice and also the pupils t'oi' their nice gifts. The singing of the National Anthem ‘ brought the entertainment to ti close, all voting that they had ti very plea- stint evening.

What It Was

Our society edits-r tells us that she

called up a liritle-to-be the other day iii order _to get some eieventlh-liour dope on sonic de'tail_='.oi` the affair. She siit-cet-tletl in getting the young lady out thc wire. but the in.iormn.timi was stniiewhnt coiifiisetl.

"Oli, dear. i'in afraid I can’t tell you

niucli!" said the bride-to-be. “l'm so tl‘:-'titictt=ti, i simply don't know ang- tliin|:. What? Oli, the gown is-"

tiierc slit-. describctl the gown. Ex-

cuscli

"Anti what about tilit- vc-,i»l'."' usketi

the S. E. .

"Tho veil is oi’ read old ('liantiily

,lticc," answered the BBB. l "is it an iieirlooiii‘."' prompted the S. ii. '

A wii:it7"

I “'i asltctl if it was un iite'iriooni‘."‘

' “_\'o; it was ti bargaiii!"

‘|]iiNfi Siiiiiil, NiillHiR! t iHi URUS8 iliiliil IS- . Biililiil, FEVERISH

, ____ .

Look at tongue! if coated, clean little stomach, liver,

` bowels.

I)on’t scolrl your i`reli`ul, pecvisli

child. See if tongue is coated; this is it sure sign its little stomach, liver

|tind bowels are clogged with sour

waste.

When listless, pale, feverish, full oi,

cold, breath bad, throat sore, doesn‘t, ‘ eat, sleep or uct naturally. has stom-i , ach-ache, indigestion, diiirrlroezi. give a teaspooniul of “California S_v‘riip oil Figs," and in a few hours all the l'oiii waste, the sour bile anti fermenting food passes out of the bowels anti you have i1 well and playful clilltl again. Children love this harmless "fruit iaxative," and mothers can rest easy after giving lt, because it never, falls to make their little "insitles"i clean and' sweet.

Keep it handy, Mother! A little giv-1

en today saves a sick child tomorrow, but get the genuine. Ask your drug- gist i'or ti bottle of "California Syrup of Figs." which has directions for babies, children oi all ages and for grown-ups plainly on the bottle ‘Remember there are counterfeits sold here, so surely look and see that yours is iuade by the “California Fig Syrup (lompnny" Iiniid back with contempt any other ilg syrup.

it GTTO

When the

liitliieys I-‘all

-Poisons Romain' I1 the libod, which Cause Pains and Aches-Read Here of thg Burnet Way of Setting the K-idneya

night - '

ii...-

Brockviiie. Ont.. dan. 14.- ii you

have headaches, hackaclies and rheu- matic pains you have reason to sus- pect the kidneys. Pain is caused by poisons in the blood. and poisons only remain in the blood when the kidneys. are defective and fall to do their work.

'i`his Brockville lady has reported

her case because she believes that ii creat many people are suffering as she did without knowing the cause or cure. , Mrs. Frank Noyes, 9 Stuart Street Brockville, Ont... writes-3 "For years i was at‘iiicted_wlth kidney complaint.

l became ‘very nervous was easily

worried anti had i`requent’hendut-lies through tin; buck. I hatl'in'di»geatioii. poor circii-lution of the hlootl and nften was bothered with weak spells i commenced using Dr. (“_hitse's Kid- ney Liver Pills, and had only taken two boxes when I felt greatly relieved I continued the treatment however. until l was completely cured. iii all l took about ten boxes. and have not been tzronbled in this way since. i highly recommend Dr. Chtise‘s Kid- ney-Liver Pills and 1 thiink also that the Plasters anti Ointment can't he equiilied."

Ilere is another letter to show lioiv

rheumatic pains tiisappeur when the action of the kidneys is itwnkeneil by Dr. Chase’s Kidney-iriver Pills:

Mr. John May. Walkerton. Ont..

writes: "l was troubled with rheumu- tlrpi in my legs and l became so lami- that I coiiltl scarcely get around. Dr. Chase's 1{idney~tLiver Pills were re- commended to me, anti so i cont niciicetl using them. After l had been taking tlieni t`or awhile l was tlelighted to iliitl that my rheumaiisni had left nie. 'und to-tiny l am us sound as a bell, tihie to get around and attend to business. i have made use of Dr. (‘.liasr's medicines in tnnny ways for the last forty years. and can. not speak ton well of-their good qual- ities-." `

Dr. t‘iiti.~te'.-i Kitlney-l.ivei~ Pills, one

pill a dose, :Z5 t-ents ti box, all tlealers or Edmansoii. Bates & (‘o.. Llinitetl. Toronto. You cannot exp'ect'such re- sults from substitutes. insist on Zet-

ting the genuine. '

Next to Football _

Doctor (to former football cham-

pion)-Your face is badly scratched and bruised. but l th-ink it is nothing: serious-< -i- presume -you-have been playing football again? `

Ex-(‘liniiipion-_\lot this time. i only

told iny luiitllaiidy she had ti lace likt-

ii iootbail. 'i`hat's. all l can remember,

We can book orders

for a few more cars of GOOD HAY delivered f rti ght paid to any station

We have receivedsev-

eral cars into warehouse and horsemen pronounce it GOOD. Mail or phone us your order for a car or smaller lot at o n ce. GOOD HAY will be scarce' and" hard 'to get as _ the winter advances and price willbe much higher Ask us to quote prices.

_ Carter & Co. Ltd.

Phones 70 and 208 .

- ' Charlottetown.

Make Your Doilarsi Tell UICK SALES and SMALL PROFITS

Therefore it will pay you to visit _my Store on Saturday the 12th inst.

andthe following- week, as lam offering Special prices, for this time only, on all winter lines- consisting off - 1 `

Meds- and Boy’s Lumberrnans Rubbers

. M_en’s and Women’s Oversh-oes .

Mien’s,'Boy’-“s and Women’s Winter Boots Mears, Boy’s and Women’s Winter Coats

[vorv for next two.fl`o the job f Sweaters, Shirts, Mackinaw Coats, Underwear Horse Rugs. etc, et<r,,.etc.

wirtis iotiav _ ' ,is R5gh~t_ _ All sale articles will be marked _in plain figures, andthere' will be ,let Us te" you We _ ' _ ‘ Naming gained - only the one price to everybody, arid. for Cash- only. '

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