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“l . . >II¢ ILIXANOER IUNRO _ 3.11. Ne. 1, Lorne, Ont. “It ever three years, 1 was Qollflllld l0 bed with R/zeunialiwri. i During that time, I had trestiiiiiilt {hem a number of doctors, and ti mil nearly everything] saw advertised to sun Rheumatism, without receiving any benefit. ' Finally, I decided to try ‘Fruit a- fives". Beforel had vised halt" u. lii-x, lnotieedan improvement; the puéri ‘In; not l0 severe, and the swelling lflfied to go down. I coilifirmrd faking l/uivfruil m!- didfle, Improving all the time, and now I can walk about two miles aiid do light chores about the place". g - -ALEXA.\'I)ER MUXRO. i500. n box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 251e, A} all dealers or sent postpiiiu iin _ receipt of price by Fr'iit»a~ fives limited, Ottawa.

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‘their great sorrow. l

f —-WEDD|NG §ty but

iMra. Edward Jelly

lpOpUlBI‘

will) hat to match

l ' Ends Stubborn Coughs in a Hurry

,I’or naal eflrflhrnres. thls old home-

remrdy has no flqunl. 5Q;- II! 1M PlIPIIIlI crowned. ' ‘ztiov-oc r '- i

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You'll never know how quickly a. l-ild entigh can he conquered. until you tri- this famous old home-made n-uiedy. Any- one iho his coughed all dav and all

ideatli.

niiht, will say that. the immediate reIii-f - MflllH-‘qllei Sh" “'35 given ll almost I ~o magic. It. lake.“ t a moment

£0 preptiré, and reall there ll not-bin better for c-oughs. y ‘ _lnto a 16-01. ttIi- {mt "ll; ounces nl Pjll X (50 cents worth ; then nvld plain gri ulatud sugar syrup to make I6 out: es. Or you can um: clarified ni-i- lanes, honey, or corn syrup, lflrtbllll of ou ar syrup, if desired. l-Iitlii-r ivajv. lllla lure saves about. four-fifths of tlic money usually spent for cough prcpiirii- tlons, and ives you a more positivc. affective remcdy. It keeps‘ erfi-ctly auil el pleasant-children 1i ‘e 1;.

Yon can feel this take hold instantly. Goolhtnk and healing the membranes in llHhe air passages. It promptly loosens l dry, tiizht cough, and soon you will notice the phlegm thin out and then dlslppesr altogether. .»\_day’s use will usual _v real: up an ordinary throat or c cst cold, and it is also splendid for bronchitis, bronchial

lloved who knew her.

lwlll be greatly missed.

flatives and iblary E. McLeod 0t‘

i sympathy.

criiup, whooping cough, and I asthma.

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faction‘ or money promptly refund d. The Plncx Co., Toronto, Ont. c l s

bfzilpeque Come-fury.

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siiienigltls, and after

. y DR. CLIF T CHRONIC DISEASES UURQTIVE TREATMENT uionthJn advance. Victoria Hotel, ‘Utilrlofief-owh. P. I]. l.. Canada. HOURS, 12 to 3 daily. NOW. abifl-lflilM-‘lmoiipd.

‘way to spend

by the

meet him. but on hls

I-tlt-fcr her iintli-lpateil ‘stuff-r ln Charlezitown,

S. S. llESSllN

' Barrister, Solicitor. Notary Publlc. etc.

“' MONEY TO LOAN Montague, F. E. I.

jihc greatly mourned.

. those of hls mother

‘_ .1. n. srziniiir, 3.11. i Iirrlstsr, Solicitor and

' ' Ilotiir) Public OM90 . n llook," Charlottetown;

' nob offloo, Georgetown In” so Loan on Real Estate

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Ilrrlstera Altorncyu-nt-law '0!!!“ Royal Bank Iulldlng l ‘Gharlottelevvn, P. l. l.

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' ‘Wllllaoit a DUFFY . Ilrrlfive Ind Attorneys lollllloh mJtby-i lank of Canada ; sionlv TO tom

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quiet wedding [Summerside at the‘ home: of .\lr. fllllll

w . - rl , . » ‘morning 10w when can" efmgii ltoutitry Ilke many other tioble sons. fdaughter of Peter Gard. bccunic lllt‘ ‘ivlfe of John Bell a‘ prominent‘ fzirm-‘ l r of Cape Traversemhe bride a-most iTuei-sday morning Dec. 17th at York. young lady _ .East. Prince County was dressed 11PM“; ‘he ‘mly 5°" U‘ the h"? Wm In travelling suit of nigger brown cloth llleslwy York.‘ His ‘VHS ‘lmss 13"“ Ed‘ wearing a id)‘ (formerly of beautiful set of natural furs the gift lilhfs lmIn-l [to glelllhalidlllll-‘l m‘ iwfm iby U“, Curran-y returning "um 509,. 01' the zrvom- R". (3- 5- llllwhell “m” m“ “U W's w“ “en ton where he worked lii a Govern-

lllell the 111mm“ knm- ar material since ear-l

, , 4 _ __ _ v . merit shop on w ianer a sumptuous "mast prepaliedllqerbert‘ ‘or?’ Jdmti xemuk’ '\' '1' Iv spring and saw a lot of Alllflflflllfl M, M“, km, m‘, happy pa“. 19f, for ,and Alfred, Llitirles andLem GGCPIIB-Hnlnerlal nlanutactured that ime“ “m”? hmm‘ iolmwed by melei ‘tie daugiiiers‘ Mmh. Wm‘ of 05' lto shorten the war. His many friends i ibesl Wl-ihvfi of their many friends. lb?" Eumlm» “’m°" Rlw“ and MM“! ‘are Pleased to sue him buck at hlsl ' While tn-thei States he was with hls son Mr. O. T. l - i l . »—R»sidents or -\lflll>ellll¢’ and vicinity 11183“ if??? (‘,']’“*':‘e“' rm“: liiiicxeiii who has ii fineposltlon WlflJ ,0 e ‘ e! 0 s 1m‘ l’ i‘ ere elthe Foxboro Standard Guage CUIII-l

i fiisiiiiiiluxiiiiiriiciii;;sciisci=sn Fiioiii TIIEFWEEIYS"?

AERIAL PROPOOITIOPF- The GIMP dlan understands that the bl: aerlial transport company recently organized in St. John. N, B. with u capital Jf two and a half million dollars has made overtures to Aerial Triuisport Company, now in

the P.

course of organization. to amalgamtte No action has yet been taken In the matter by the local committee but the proposition gives some Idea qt what Is aiitclpated In the

"rasmonisi. 8ERVlCE—A large aw‘

B! the

who

Roderick McLeod-have me “uh returned on lhe first ship to cross af- lpiitliy of the whole cuinmunlty iu "er ‘he ending or m“- He has m"

BELL8.— A very prel- tok place

of Mill

and

» - I I SUDDEN DEATH AT MALPEQUE Mr. Vessey was uiie of the oldest res- low place or iliameas‘

were shocked and saddened on learn. l lIIg of the siitirisii iieiiiii of Miss BIarPI-was a “w” memmm a" w“ "S

aret Beair-it which occurred veuter ' is health pennmeii Th“ wisps“ he .,- i _ U - . F’ ~ ' 'i I -II l iclay iuortiiiig. She had been in souic- ;;:_;e ‘Lcincfiurse o! pnopl“ {mm n" Jwllilfbdflliflzlil? llfiivlitllllalgfzgrlfiyflllglrfdlilg: and near who attended m5 fmwraL illlld her daughter Miss Mu,- left on, pas u a mp o . ' '

_ His remains were laid to rest In Yuri: manual? 3m for -- iv Glasgow’ 5' h" jabout as usual up to the time 0t lierl

She was a daughter of the late j.\lr. and Mrs. Benjamin Bealrsto ofl i a lady of rare b. riuty of churiicter and one whom all Slip was a Ilfe- Flong member of the M lpeque Pres. lbytcrian Church with whose welfare ,and activities she was always closely lZihSOCliItEll and in which as well as in lllle social life of the community she There are left [to mourn. besides a large circle of rc- frleiids, one sister, lirsm Winnipeg, and , Mr. Prank Beziirsto. Wetzisklwln’, Alum, lto whom the Guiirdlau tenders deepest The funeral takes places ltomorron". Tuesday at f.’ o'clock to zh-e

CHILD'S sno DEATH. - While (JII yhis vray to his father's home. at Grlncl» i {stone lSlflllll,~-0ll€ uf the Magdalen ls- lliind group little Wendall Tldmiirsli. icon of Mr. (‘Iiireiice Tlilniarsh, was uddeiily stricken while zit Plctuu _ I iwamng ‘m, the Steamer, Mth‘ "Spinal zit Montreal leaves Charlottetown .|ie ‘ suffering three ilust of the month to take up the ditt- days passed away on Christmas day. iTlie little fellow who was eight. years of age, hail lived with hls aunt here Mrs. V. Thz-riiiult. since shortly iifli-r ithe death of hls mother when he writs i only a few months old. He was on his the Yuletide season .\\"ll.l| his father. l\'lI0.W9IIl to_Plctou to

arrival

ishtivkuil t0 hear iif the boy's serious illness, Mrs. 'I'Iir.~tiuult. who went to iPictuu to lOURZIHb-I‘ thellttlcfellowwvho

ivas attended by two ilnctors of Plctoii land one from Halifax. was obliged to

visit to

hlai-is.

ilecciiseil was a bright and unusually [clever child, and his sad death will Thu remains- lwerc forwarded to Grlndstone Island where they weic interred alongside

SIIFFEIIEII iwoiiiiié llllll PIMPIES ‘

Child c0lllll nit Sleep Tm" Cutlcura Healed.

I "My little brother riuflemd for about ‘i he years from tiny red pimples. They appeared constantly on hls body but he had the

Outleura Soap and Ointment. "l no; tlesdachnngmandlnoedthreoubu _ Oudeiira Seams] larbonecofllilh' _' '35 ‘Aug l was held on Wednesday. January 3rd 0111101., ' ' 2

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the ,\fgmorlal;ri0lls iind one daughter. Presbyterian Church in‘. I-lzirtsvllle oii [he afternoons of Sunday, December 1st in honor of the late DJ McLeod fell fighting ‘at the front, the pasiorigct lllti discharge. the hitter yllev. R HStuvert prcaclivil [Impressive sermmi froui the Text lJobn ,1v. and Rev_ 11. l0. Dir.

Immediately Eddy

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rnisouln m snowman.- m» Bertha McLean, Georgetown, has re- ceived a cable from her brother Rus- aeI conveying the good new: that he has arrived safely In England and was all right and wishing all a Merry Xmas

Ilow fol

‘Fifteen to llllrty drew of q

iiiiii 8 HHDIW New vw. Private uc. of Rom. ‘gum-II! i

E. Island Lean ls expected home shortly. ' an’. “I'm”, b. thaw.‘ h "l," ‘

y --—- ~ with meals ind s! bedtime, for DEATH OF MR- JAS. DALLINGF- the‘? if ' ' Q0500; ‘Wlffi’ Many friends will regret to learn of P“i°'““db'd l°°d‘ P°"'“' '

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the death of I\Ir. Juiues Dalllng which “occurred in his residence . 67 Elm Avenue on Sunday the 5th., Instant. lMr. Iriilllug was for many years sin- ipluyed in the Provincial Laud offlce tu mourn a widow, two

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—l’riviit>.*s Thus. and Chas. Burke. ‘Wllu liitely returned from overseasleft recsiizliufor I-Iultfiix Thursday, the former to to under- vi-ri- go treatment. Both these are sons of

_v_‘Mri=. l‘. Curke, Darnlcy iind and with tlicin sr-iirs of battle. Pte.

ion Iii the P. E. I. Hosplril.

ll (f a IT)’

Health has deemed it ailvlnublc Chas.

close the schools iind

will be iio services. circuit on Sunday.

{two fingers off the right hand, also a on

lot of other wounds Iii his legs. Tlios. was wounded‘ In the back but Iiiis i“ llfully recovered. Their many friends

are glad to welcome them back after doing their blt for their King and

‘Flu-re passed peacefully away ou

my“, iMr. Robert Vesi-iey aged 85 years. He , m Oflober‘

Eilgland, sun Sm-iili‘. .\fiic.\'etll o! Long (‘reek

Duustiiffnagc; Wesley

lwlfu of A. C. Foster. Dllllflllifillagttl

PHD)’.

was eviileuceil liy llic

;Vesse_v, Neil Stewart. fWm. Seller and James Hughes.‘

Wm v05,“ tCompiiny lu tlictfpowii.

TUESD/QY , _ lsonie years of SBIIQPHIIOIJ.

of the news of the death of ex-Presi- f health llclfnll-‘edi-‘T- - dent Roosevelt

v f —-HERO RETURNS--Ptc. Henry r-ii “Th? mendb o; Mm John Conn“ llicnn, )1. Miof Alliertoii. left Thursdn iof Nortliuin will be glad ‘that the‘ operation through which it "eailllelw Mrs. (‘olive-ll passed on hioiiday Iii the lrlwd 110m“ ‘sllllllllEfSlllfl Hospital. has

This brave young Ind iii

ence. in lhistrentmenl will effect a cure in nearly every cue." Get the genuine at flrllggialls.

the Blood i

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FULLY nscov:uso.-_-rriiii l-IIKII)‘ friends ii! Mrs. ‘vlllllllll Ciiiiforil, wlllglftic Inn.- blni. Bears, who Iii-fun- be glad lo learn that she has return- ed home after undergoing un operat-

‘EPIDEMIC or FLU.—-0wiiig n. iiii- prevalence of Influenza the Board of

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These buys lliavb a house 1Il_l";uI‘l_1lSlIell for llltfll‘ mother and sister”, and their friends {wish them all a htiippy reunion rifts-r ‘ Mrs. ci-ii- Tmgurg To LATE "gxpflgsplflths will heriulsséil in hiotitaéiie. its ‘DENT ._.1-he Amerygan Consulaw mug shc was a competent nurse, and “is ‘was ha" “ma-ted _,-,.Ft,.r,]a_,. m, receipt ilivays ready to respond to a cull wlii-n

RETURNED FROM U. S’.—- .\Ir. A. crossed

helped

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w klmw for Halifax, Where he will unikrgo

ii short. time ago appai-enz. l prov...) 1y unknown to anyone, and although!

quite successful and < the patient is ll"? lHlF (10116 hls bl! dOPE "l"- lJOa-‘t "fl

flliiing iis well its can bu expected.

iof a "

flilr. H. W. Blmilng. lBiink of Nova Scotlii. who as ‘vlously intimated in the Guardian been appointed

Manager of this Bimk iiiut no reiniiliider of the time lII

‘lies of his new position. He will lielganuda our-e m“? The

succeeded here by Mr. J. H. hIuIc-olm Manager at Yarmouth who will arrlvcl

hls former good health..-

in (‘Imrlottetoivn In the course of a| {few days. i ‘i l

! PRISONER NOW IN DOVER.—‘

Hrs. ‘Anne Gratit. Bangor. has reut-lv-Epherfion’ Flat Riven Fflduy’ De(___27,h . ~ i ‘ geld “Om maifler w“ He" i__' _'“' land took from them their dallghPT 10mm; formerly .1 tirlsoiier of uni tn Cumming aged 24 years‘ ayyoung WNW iGeriniiny hits reached lanzldntl illIIl lain“ of Swrung christian charamerv m} now Ill ii iesl rump-In Dover. Iti-wloved by a" who knew he“ Sh‘, m“! brunt i-nllstctl lu British Colitmlilii iitl _ learned to suffer without complaining the bcgltinlni: of the wiir and ivi-ntl . m rwancc i], m“ m" or 19H was ' iind was ever ready to luud u llfllplllg wounded and triken prisoner In. April 1' ham‘ H’ ‘has’: l" need‘ 1915. and since then has been muvedl ‘For mmglwars’ she m“! been l. m‘ from one prison camp t0 another lvaud hm m"? KNMTIIBIIY improving His many friends throughout thi-Ailmm mflupllz" “and ‘her and m” province Wm wekmme the no“ or body u-i-akciiiid by pieviouii Illness. ' hls safe arrival In England. succumbml- I n . 3. ‘f...

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_____ The sympathy of the co ..*SAD DEATH.-Seldoin i» yi-iirllm burn Rlwwn in l mrked death which seems so very sad. us that ln such distressing circumstances’ as Iof ‘Mr. Martin Laiinlghan, which took the mother. 4W0 other dalughtetqifflflfl place at hls home In Montague on one son. were all suffering Ivlf-lllfglll" ffllursday’. Jiinuiiry 2nd, after n fI-w same malady. ‘ I‘ Ildayis Illness of Influenza, followed by The funeral conducted by 1W1’, PB"- ' pneumonia. The late, Mr. Lannagliiiii tor Rev. J. f‘. Martin. was heIil'_Stil- hwv§fihy3 onng man man of [more than urday afternoon. In the 09811 Ill!‘ ll"! " intelligence, iind seemingly.‘ Iiitsrmi-iti was at Wood Islands Cem- ltad a. very bright iind prouperouuletcrqv. _ i ilIILlIIT, hs was of ii kliid and courteous She ‘loaves iii inoiirii besides her-hr»: {mention and was generally loved and feiived parents. flve brothers. Dani lruspecltydfi and hls‘ untimely deiitli I and Bert, with the 98th Selge Battery I Iii-ave; 5 llonely vacancy union; hls now ln Germany; Malcolm and family‘. ‘ unusually large clrt-Ic of friends that. Bellevlew; Hugh iand Oollum at. ‘home.’ will nopsoon be forgotten. He svaie‘ and four sisters Mrs. I). H’. McPherson- ii valued member of the staff of Poole I Grand View. Mrs. Charles Babbitt, & Thompson. Montague. for a number Assonett, Mass, Marjorie and Aiiulul of years." 1nd his placc In that capacity at home and a host of relatlvsiraud ,_ ‘will be hard to IIll; Iie was also a friends who wlll 1on5 mifl I16!!!)I11- trustee of the Montague school. The l pauionslilp imil cheerful dlsposltlfmi (uuerul which ivas attended‘ Pluclied. us, a flower In bloom, Iu_ by WllIB Knights or (Jolumbuii. the sprliigume of woirmsibood. she‘ leaves e deep BOYPQIV-hl the hearts of. lioflieiend abroqlfiut with It the oom- fort o those '6 have hops. ' ' ‘ I ‘i Mm ore now have sorrow. _ - see you snafu. and Your Th0 “ “ flllll related-till 7°"? 107i I10 one mieth any from m?’

iind was largely jstganded. Ho leaves to mourn 1b I W young widow children, besides large number of Folnl

The tncsscugcr of death OQIIIQJIIIIO ltlie home of Mr. and Mm. Alex Bic-f

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l correspondent culled upon to report ii I DBIEMOFH doing all that could be done.

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. ibis uuhlt- work. He is only ‘.50 yciii-s, , enlisted lii the old 105th Iliit- DEPARTURE OF MR. BINNIrML-ltallon over three years ago. has won Iiianiige-r of the the millliiry medal for bravery on the prc- fleld when he ivnis severly WUllIHlWl lliIS i in the- rlght leg In August 1917 having the different hospitals lu England. Neod- Iess to say be Is glad to be back iii iiuineroiis friends 0f this gallant young soldier twlsh lilm a qulckrestorutloii buck tn

13:3“; _ f‘ ' ‘"7 * ‘ta/SM int ‘»-r'§ ‘ "‘ ' - ‘ amguiiwk‘ ~ i}; Mil-hi)” QJ ,3 ' ~-+ ..-. ... . _, ' 111 Queen '

churches 1n Tryon iind vicinity. Consequently/there tlic Tryou

MILITARY MEDAL.—-II_\' private latte-is received In Charlottetown re- cently It ls learned that Gunner R.-i-\. Dunbar, brother of Mr. W. II. V. Duii- , , bar ot‘ the Bank of Nova Scotla, City, ‘has been awarded the Military Medal Gunner Iliinbar lii in Sllierla with llli’ 67th. Battery which left England curly

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..‘Mrs. Bessie Griffiths. illontagntu,

l , . . . icemetery. Services were conduvtvil lI_V Y 8W)"; ‘m?’ wlvusifligldhe ‘will: ‘Rev. hlr. Iiittlelohns. Th1’ bull hour-i “muitlree 5027.9 w.° ‘"9! on m?‘ .ers were Harry Henderson. Hammond I gm“! "Mnwm" w m the T" 9p ‘m

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e Into Ulric Mcflieraoniswho Dill-l lad awaymt-hls home tirSuniiiaei-slde‘ on Thursday morning web rtiold on Friday afternoon to the People's Ceili- etery and was Iiirzely intended. T1112 pal] bearers were Messrs. Stanley,‘ "Paylor. Robert Gorrel. Arol Mllllll’~f sun, George Morrison. Chung Peters,’ and llrflllfflffftliflfllllfd. ital. m. m. f cliiell officiated at the house _i.i_nd; flfflVef-L. i ' -'

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..'A RESPECTED _ BESIDE DEADr-The death of" M’ ‘Isa c Bears. flfciicsgiie, took, pliigf 1;’ ii late homo. on Monday, Deo_-i_.$0 v lI'l‘v Bwwrrlssrimis M3 uruwfi3~< ,1“ lY.’°‘.“‘-‘-“.. P’ "u". is“. was ‘w. lit position, and-of a hlgl y iiioriilj ’Ulllil7ll‘lel'i She‘ was only sick il [shoal v tlnw. uf kldncy triiuliln. 'I‘lii-‘-=iiiIil---i iind sud ilcatli of her (ldlllZlllPIZ Mr»; nIcEat-lierii. Cardigan. IWPVKIIIllYiI caused liei- iiiucli heart grief. and} hastened her earthly cares-r. She; leaves to tiioum ii liirge family of daughters and sous, beside» a-dcvuleill husband. who have the sympathy ofl. this entire community, in this theiifl hour of sorrow. The funeral was Iielil on New Year's day. and “'11s Iargclyl attended.—'l‘.

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Coming Back to

HEARING a song that we lmcw as a child carries us back for yours, and tor a few minutes we tingle with the sensation of being here and back there too. N0 songs like the old songs to set our heart-strings throbbing. You will say these old gems are more than ever beautiful in their inimitable Columbia settings.

Lies Dreaming,” Columbia

"In tho Gleaming,” Jir-mqiofi-

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