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‘I soaretsildc l if Sick, Bilious, Constipaied

~“'1‘h'ey Work While You Sleep." wgnyqqpreei sick. diuy. "P801. q ' jour head is dull or aching or; 10...»)... mach is sour or essay. any take o s or two blew!“ "QM cor-eta" to relieve mn-stlvllilll l“ ‘usnees. No Krlbllll '- 91'3"‘

cg Qrtiq-lggntive on earth for Lion. .

Woiiea aild Children. 10c boxes. alio 251ml Emeline-any 11w} store. - ~ - . »

academy 1s The Watchword 0f Today

ll you are losing energy through syestraln-lf you are hlodldiiififli by faulty vision

p -you are Inefficient to that extant. You mun accord- ingly fall short of the mea- sure of happiness and auc- als to which you are entit. ted.

. Make up your "nnd. now. that nothing shall cause you to neglect this moat pl clone

of the aenIes-EYESIGHT.

Have "a... Eyes exam- INID. onault ,

H. J. MABON ‘r Optometrist . Monique, P. E. l.

Greeting Bards

It is None too Soon to Send Greet- ing Cards Ahmad We have a very nice Iine of En-

s

is the only one that counts. 1S the foundation of $10- cess. Most evdyqfle needs a little medicine from time l0 tune. T0 correct d lave dis- order use Beec ’s fills.’ Sweeter: the __stomacb. dlmulate the liver, ' late the bowels, hill kidneys and thus entiresystem toheal _ hannonybylaklll!" '

Sold ovsryill". ll c“'h'

w.“ s-l- or»: Middle‘ ll "P Wet"- Have Kidneys Examined by Your Doctor

Take Salts to _Wllh KldMYI ll Back Falns you or Bladder Bother:

__-___ g ‘Flush your kidneys by drinkinfl a quart of water each day. 5-150 taks salts occasionally. says a noted authority. who tells us that too much rich food forms _acids which almost paralyze the gldneys in their efforts to expel it from the blood. They become slug ish and weaken: then you may su [er with a dull misery in the kidueyreglon, sharp pains in the back or sick

sours. tongue is coated. and when the weather is bad you have rheumatic twinges. The urine gets

l cloudy. full of sediment, the chad!!-

els often got soro and irritated. obliging you to seek relief two or three times during the night. , To help neutralize those irritat- ing acids. to help cleanse the kid- neys and flush off the body's urin~ ous waste, get four ounces of Jud Salts from any pharmacy hero: take n lahlespoonful in u glass of

grayed Xmas'

Greeting Cards at ..l

D

prices ranging 0 from 5c up. ‘ Make your sel-‘ ections N 0 W while our stock is complete.

CARTER & C0., Limited Queen Street

Professional Cards

0+ Rogkl Foxes

2 pairs qualify Sliver Pups mt right [dices for quick sale. Can be seen at Regal Ranch. Summerside. Wire. wrlic or Ilhono.

A D. S. JIACLPJAN Wiltshirc

Mark R. McGuigian

lARRIQTI-ER. SOLIOITOR, are.‘ l

Money to been Cameron llock Charlottetown, F. E. island

S. S. Hessian Barrister, Solicitor. Notary Public Etc.

MONEY 1'0 1.0m Meagan; _; w. s. island

, Palmer , &~_ Palmer

H. JllpALlminj K. c. Barrister. Etc. Monty to‘ Loan link 62.!’ Nova Iootla lulidlnp - limited/ll» P» E. I.

MacDonald & McPhee ' - ‘B. A.

i. A. MeDONALI? H. F. Mgfii-{EE

Harriett-T; filial-try. mo, e on Illlei Building -

Olnflolletown

Dr. C. C. Archibald

Gradual: el N. Y. Peat "urinate Medical lcfleol. and lloepttal PIIHIM llllted I Eye, liar, Nose

and 'l‘ but Ollce layer lllllllhf» Great George » street ‘lwonbeae see-J. oilee Ilene-J 1e la u. an. 1 u n

nitADUATI _ on: scnooi. ' or ma. mus

1.1mm on. monomers IITIOII or roar courorvr

vrcron cuntsson _ radon-wash

00.

‘effervescent llthia-wafer

water before breakfast for a fow- dsys. and your kidneys may then act finc. This famous salts ls made from the acid of grapes nnd lemon juice combined with lithia, and has been used for years to help flush and stimulate sluggish kidneys; also to neutralize the

longer irritate. thus often reliev- ing bladder weakness.

_ Jud Salts is inexpensive; cannot injure and maltos a delightful drink. By all means have your physician examine your kidneys at least turico a year.

Breaks 0n Earth Crust

hillllillve til-Hilly (If rzirthquakcs in and nrar ti1c uimeri-oan continent

lnircuu in iKIOjW-Iléililfln with the (.oa.'~'.t,_and Gt-odr-‘tft- Survey, rim (nnvnizan mctvnroflnglria) u curls, u nwuhsr m‘ ‘ilinlvorsflddrs and

Anion: the \l"-l.f‘li m ~i11'0\‘*l';| u! crust VBJlir! ilTu ihouc krpl. ‘by lildihm‘ 'i‘onz1qri. l" I'll" VJ!‘ ‘Ff the scfsuioiogirrnl ‘j-"dlflflii-flr)‘ n‘! Gimzctown Univers- ll)‘, \\'h'll‘ unnn1|1uuiu1vn1 that a "l ' '1. llfllflllfll-lrlf" had lbccn rob’? ~11‘ by M». ."11sivu'111cnl'.s was

1-! “Civil ‘ ti1c would of

r . ll-uinphrey-s, pro- wsxon of mri'_rtrnrdi‘pg'lwiftl'. p1”1g§v3g_ has olmvgt» oi 1711c weather bgmmrg

‘Worrli. 1hr: purpose of nlic study.

41c >llld..nr'ii1anily is u: tlirinrmlno llll‘ exact clJirJdilflllél ti! breaks am)

.s in thir- conirn crust nnd‘ u. “f n kllbvvlmivztr oilfifm substruc- ‘u-rc 1;: vlw land. aitliougii 11, is

uzl x1 liplzi-tl.

Oilliiinu ni l".1.il1t1' ihnrl-orf. i-iin lcaii ‘to z scfontwiflc lnsfls o-i’ forc- cautlug mirflllqtrltkcs.

"who iil“"l?.'l'nrphy of c-i11i1q11~§.k.~.+." hi» srfd. "is cr-r-tnlzi nnd lnvarialfo. No (‘-1l‘\'.lil]U'1lli9H can happen except at ll-lnti of “witness in tho vartlvs crust. l-Jvldcnfly these ‘Ines ul \ven.kn0s.< can only olive when 111i; fllTP-“ilcs lnouglvt ‘no lrear 011 them bcvmul- suflixxivnllyr grout. G1‘!!- luv '1' 1i rlmngrw. wFsos-rirllrlo at the slmfncw: and within renfh of nut» "- "r "i c l cirnivniviifon. miwllf IWPSFIBP fnfiy norirflatol? tho rofpuite 1" mcn Frrsscs. 0n» the basis blunt flit-Her releases nl‘ stresses do not bar-urn sudzinnfv but pznduawy. snitéhly lm-diflcd- ipomiula inlgh-t litflrly iln-sn, (lsilzfizimmonf-a,"

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Your Daughter-b Xmas

If you consult with daugh- ter you will discover how happy she will be to give photelraphe this Xmas to friends and playmetai. g '

Make the appointment to. day with

l Itlret P. I. I.

BAYER "srumo 00060000000000!

OOOQOQOQQ

\\'1i5il.l.\'GTON. Doc. bu,“ ._.,.

is bu“: visor by the wcathzrr

alum, i000 vdluntpup ob'sewem_ university» tecprdg

‘imcd uvi-iilivn-iiy m flevfllqp u,‘ ' jnevlimi‘ by which vavlhqimjgen . nliry bw forecast and their (lilngur -

‘Jilly -'\ Dtfsistenc study. in 1.1.2» a:

o-ll-IOP from Helium's Gel-aidi-

-o8. 5-. 0. EVENING til-NU“! Bookkeeping. Arithmetic, Penman- ship, ‘Shonthand and TYPEWPWQE- All kinds n! mathematical short- outs. Changing Star-lip! 1° t and v- Touch Typing. Splendid 0911011“!!- ities to imnrvve your Position. Oolloge opposite. Railway Depot. J." Pogson. Principal. fi5l68-2l-3M.

-_roa AN l-Biitéxlilsfllillefg. “Wlllslloh-"lllfllq m, a c s» - moo per lb m; nwttiigitlwlm- J- R. Hunter. Albsrtou, . B. l.

. , a 630-12441

__eom: ‘r0 THE ~ §Hl¢K§N supper [n Cape Traverse Hall

Wlveduesday evening. Mo. 5th. if i stormy. Thursday evenlns-

_-§168-12-l~2i.

“SUMMERS! ‘t: Aosurs- 1m». Byron hiaclfona d of the MacDon- ald Drug Co.. is now Guardian rep resontstive in Summereld" "l"!

- n-iiibo pleased to receive news.

advertising, new and renewal w!» sci-lotions‘ and Jqbfifrlntlns. M1‘- hiaoDonald, sells the Morning Guar- dian at his store; His telephone No. is lib-J. , 0

The Forum

(Continued. from page 4)

troal to destination on P. if}. I. .Since he insists on this, l'\\'lll admit that tho Ocean will land their passengers in Chariotlutoivu three diours and fifty minutes quicker than ti1c ltlaritlmo, vii-n if it is in the middle of the night and‘ no one can roach their homes in the country. You we I will adv mltyanything that is correct bosiil= es [never said ‘otherwise. BUT izu must remember "Charloffmmvn in not the whole Province. and i will ask him to take u little trip with ms from blontreai Lo Tigulsh nnd then it will be up to hln1 to admit something. _

- i have changed my miutl anti

headache. dizziness. your stomach m" 15°11"; i" let him travel by his

fast "one day" train alone and bid. hini goodbye at 7 pm. on Monday: hovarrivcs i11 Summcrsiile at 10.40 p. n1. on Tuesday and must look up a pluco to stay for the night. then he takes a mixed freight ti1c next day at 11.40 and pulls in to Tignish st 6.10 p. n1. after being on the road for forty scveu hours and ten minutes.

After spending tho evening at bion-troal at a good theatre and completing my business. the nrxt morning i hoard tho "slow conch." the Maritime, at 10.45 n.n1.. on Tu- esday and arrive in Tlgnish by ox- presu at nine thirty-five. or just ~throe hours and tyvcntyvfive niluut- es after my friehd who loft bion- trcal fifteen hours and forty-five tniuutes ahead of me ou the “one

acids h, the system so "my no day“ train. which means that the

‘SLOW’ COACH" brings those who iivomvest of Summersido down jusi twelve houm nnd Lwcuty minutes [miter than the EAST TRAIN, hut z-xcusc me I nearly forgot the poo- plo west of summt-rsltio "IS NOT A lliA'l"i"l'lR OF MUCH CONSID- ERATION" to “Traveller?

Now that the relative speed ol‘

-———-—<-e>—-__ _ . . ' Quake Experts See]; 3}”1.l§"°...l.§?.i’i’i..“i‘".f§§§. ‘fflilii

give us a good imitation bf an oys- ter. holding up his end in nu argu- ment. as he did in regard to his pet milk train.

‘Pmveiler is an apt pupil. 0n Nov. 8th ho wrotez" As it appi-ars to mo Captain Read is as flinch in bionic as anyone for the unrest and dissatisfaction that cxlsi."

On tho 24th he admits himself mistaken and apologizes when iv: says: “i think l have ostabllshr-ii thb position‘ that. tho CAUSE 0P‘ ALL tho annoyance, dissatisfac- tloos and Lbmplalnt by tourist sud others coming to the Province. [IS SOLELY from the slowness of, and the time necdlt-ssiy wanted by the railway iruiu hands ul. Sat-k ville, Tormentinc. Bordon and Emerald." and. “l know Captain Road is 110i. to blame for fheso dc- luys."

What better advocate could i hnvc than his own words, sumo 111cn would blush if compelled to nmko such un admission. after b0 lug so positive that I was to Iiluiue as much as anyone else. l know all Traveller wanted was tliui- 11nd plenty of pupcr.

“Old Son Dog" is ilii0ll.l('l' who

11. n c as I Y1 ‘oil§mZ'J¢a?"'.

' ‘ . a .1. "t: 'r.'.r.'.';:.'.:t§§'.'..i'..'.', .. , ~' 10! IVQI‘ ll‘! - , 3: ' . : "-1-:-

. You've probably beard of this wcll- known plan. of making cough syrup ‘at home. But have you ever used it! When you do, you will undsrslan why thousands of families. the ivorl

that they could hardly keep

t. it. s simp e nnd

chea , but the way it takes hold of a couu will quickly earn it a perma- nenl; place in your home, Into a iii-oz. hott. , Your 2V, ounces of Plnsxy than ad pain rs slated sugar syrup to flll up the gotlle. 0r if desired. use clarified’ molasses, honey, or eorn syrup instead of and" mo». Either way. it. tutu good. never a ll, and gives you l0 ounces of bet y ll S0“

for . i. 1 t is really wonde how-quickly tli home-made rem v conquers a flllfllF-fllllllly in 24 hourror less. ll; seem to castrate through every air passage. foam: a dry. hoarse or tlahtico h. l"! ills nhl . the mam nu. lg’ Ill"! m0“ l!!!‘ edlate relief. lead

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t a or throat o av dis

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-—OONOEI-IT IN ULEARY HALL

Friday evening December 7th b)‘

The OLeary Community choir, lic-

ginniug at eight o'clock‘. Every-

body come and have a good timc. . 170-12-4-4i.

—H. r. moiimsotrs Jewautv. sAL-s AT KEnslNoTON - Don't

fall to take sdvantkggftho saw lai Christmas sale o!» ll Dflarls.

- rings, necklemwript were 0o Wut-

ermanh ifountaihvpolplnoilil Infill-l’ other suocialtips in loweiry. B11"- ablo for Christmas presents. lix- gellent values in the latest up-tQ- date jewelry imported from Toronto and Montreal; 560-11-98-3vv9d

should feel elated to‘ tuna. that Traveller thought so much of his style of'_ argument by i sinuatlon rathcr than logic, that hp must needs insinuate. not Fthat i do not want. a second ' qartqrry be- cause l couldiiot be Captain of them both at the kilns time" bu; that l do not. titan}! to run the into passenger trip because i want to got to my "farm and hogs."

This is the" only reason, he cou- sidbrs sufficiently strong to war- rant repeating, oud lu case any oi‘ your readers missed his letters l will give short quotations Hum three of them.

0n Nov. 7th he wrote: “lie lo anxious cach day to reach without rioiay his extensive and up to date harm. wit-re hogs nnd other ilvc stock Mo." .

On Nov. 24th he says: "I ilid suggest. however. that the infor- ests u'h,icl1 a largo stock and farm had begotten, had much to do with the carefully constructed theory which placed the afiernlght naviga- tion of the Straits in ‘the late nu» tumn in the extra hazardous class.‘

‘Again in his last effortaa Nov. 26th he repeated in regard to tho irlp we mndo from Tormcntine to Bordon, in "the worst storm we have experienced in" fifty, years." "uiul before hiin was “the povvcr- l‘ui attraction of his home. his farm and his live stock." i am very thankful that he has at last given mo credit of wishing 1o gcl to my home, as well as to llll“ "HOGS AND OTHER Ll\'l<I STOCK."

The only trouble with his insin- uuiionsyls that they. with the rust of his arguments are ridiculous in the extreme.

I own the “farm and hogs"

zippcars strange that during tho only season of the your. whcn tin: ovcniug would be pf any vsiuc to

throughout the your. and i1.

Jump anguish

Llscqrqi TO rue undo: AT (fnrrul-hors’ Cabaret. Monlalilw.

‘Hnvgbumg-sorvicc for Sunday Dec. 9th at ll a. n1.

“JEASTERN AfiiNTs-dilr. J. w‘. Murdock is now uardlau Assn! h‘, 5103mm’. “d. ihe pleased to 1.869;“ {$51, ~33; a‘ gdvertisins. yo]! pflpflgg, p; y, an renewal whwllttlsrs- - .. P

ugfluyqfiTQwfll-Jflvlno wor- ship on Sunday. Dec. 9th at 7.80 p.111. -, - -¢p1_'r~.

HWZELEBRATE 817- ANQREW8 “fiihurstlay evening the pupils of Grades 7 and 8 in Si. Mary's Gon- vent. Souris. celebrated St. And- rgqco uigntby giving a first clues programme which is no follows; sebum. Airs——-Kelslcr. Burns the Scotch Poet. Sgong——Ye Banks and Broas of Bonnie Doon, Burns‘ Sym- pdthios. Recitation-Ufa a Mouse. Burns’ Love for Nnture—-.i*iin gouge. Song - Loch Lonlond. urns‘ in ‘Adversity. Recitation- A mind's a Man for a'1‘hat. Burns’ Pntriotisui. .5011; — Scots Who like. Highland Hospitality. Song -Ai'ton \Vator_, Burns’ Recombi- mice to Shakespeare, Song-dinn- nie Wee Thing. Burns‘ Tam O’$hanto‘r. Recitation ——- Burns‘ Evfenlng- View of the Ruins of Lin- cluden Abbey. The Cottefis Sutur- day Night. S0llE-—Bonnie fiuzuleo, Burns’ Epllali. Song- Mary r11‘ Argyle. Dia1oguc—~'i‘l1o Rat in tho Basket. Song-Prince Ednwrd is- land. A Scans from the Lady oi’ the Lake. Song——Auid Lang S_vnn. After which ti1c Revs. J. C. die-- Loan. nnd ii. ill. Brodie nnd Jutlgo Fraser gavc short zuldrc-sscs in which they congratulated lilo pu- pils nnd their teachers for ti1c wmi- ilorfui way in which tho program had been-rendered. After which God Save the King ivns sungavlilch brought u happy and very pleasant ovcning to a ciosc.

..*The Rev. J. ll“. Denny. Sum- mcrsiile. is 0n a visit to Souris.

..'Tl1s lunny frivnds of the ilov. it. St. John residing in his homo town, ‘Sourts, are full of regret to

hcnr oi‘ his sickness. and hope that he may come back home nil right.

..“'i\i|'s. Jno. T. \\'-l1ite, wlduu" nt’ the lnlc .1110. White of Cornwall, i‘. E. I. is visiting her (laughter at hlontaguc, Mrs. Edith Stewart. Mrs. White intends spending tho winter

Luc on the farm. that is from J1me this very late irip under discuss-

iully mentions. that my farm, 111m"

10.39 p. 111. and i would like to know what. n man could find 1on0 on n11 up to dale farm at that hour of tho night, tiller everything was fcd up and ti1c "hogs and livi- stock" nan mfirod. _

Another silly question he asks is: "What l11 the unmo of common suusu. has our Exhibition to do with changing the tastes and do sires of travellers?“

Why it glvirs ti1c pcnplo on llic- Mainlautl u desire i0 visit us and soc really good ‘iiogs and other live stock" and when it is over they naturally get u desire to re? turn homo. satisfied. As far its tho. ordinary traveller goes. thoy stop coining from the New Fluglanll Status in large numbers ivcckk be- fore thut: the fact that tho biarine Department put the C. (i. S. "Amu- morc" truths run bolwccn Piulou and Charlottetown for Exhibition wcck slimiltlhavo told hlui thnl ti1c Exhibition HAS A L01‘ 1041b with tho desire of DCOPll‘. to trayjcl. if that is not enough ti1c number oi’ specials run on the island should have C0ll\'(‘_\'0(l the right impression to an zistute person.

lie could not scrcw up his cour- ugc to gel tho opinions of Cuptfls Flniayson. hlurchismi 1nd Kelly. hut has such an cxulitrd opinion of himscif us an authority. that he thinks people. might pay attention to tinsupporioil opinion of a name- less wrifcr nnd adds: “the vkivus of these Captains llliGilT not on hc oi‘ no use to hhmghut ‘HIGH evcu lmmpier ti1c. oxtricuilug pro- cess." let. me sou. "bli(lii'l“' is Lin: past tonsu oi’ MAY. you they

too cowardly to put the question nnd sec what they Wild. say.‘ »'

l will try him op llliOlhPl‘ tuck, he poses as an ‘authority on trial‘-

-- inc risks. nnd l (mention his sbll~ if lty_ ioglve nu intelligent rouiioh. '1. why it'l_s as safe navlitaf-lon to d

crate liter‘ night in lho m1..- full a-

, tor the buoys ‘are taken up mid

the snow storms are upon llihllh it is during the daylight \vlil1 both the gas and hell buoy in position. and vroluld suggest that he ivqnitl refer this question to Mr. John U. Hyndmnn, Lloyd's Agcnt for 11.6 Province nnd soc what he MIGHT say.

Ml‘- "Yntiinnn knows llu- time 0i your when ordinary risks are taken and when extra premiums are demanded in this part or m4,- ""9l‘|il~ lmakoflllll Bllsststlon. hob "ll! he will act on it. but knowing um he will not. as the risk is ‘loo great. , . .

washed out on the Pier when stones weighing sevnral van-s were tossed out of place. that flflmn w“.

"l? Bllilitrlile and Mail on the Boat. due in iho sees runhing overruns Pier. Traveller makes this unfound- lng statement: "Tim hum w '3 not far from the Boat. and l

dlwed to walk along the pier w the Hotel." '

was a nlsqeaser tueimm. let mo; drop in and-coo lllm and (at his-op

ion all’ a stroiiop llbe Tierthat night. and then see if he is STILL

to tho cud of October. l am tnukimzl inn. and ou ti1c evening hcopoc-l

and other livestock "were a I‘O\\'~| Epgru], Afrrfgagrrlox Tc :43" “nose. av man who docs not realize y, 3T , am not reach Borden m1 aftcrllhc iilnerence between the loss of. ' '

MIGHT and thcy MAY. still he is

After admitting tho truck ‘was

lng. and ilu- trains could no: got g

SURE the passengers could be |n- '

'W- K-Jloltrildf ‘l remember right '

with hcr daughter. |

111 "'i‘raveilcr“ wr have a 1min. Who (nnnot. soc pinst ti1c end of his

n sum of money distributed over the whole of (ianadu. and the loss luf money. and trade, not to speak [of ihc inconvenience to our own ‘Province, and i-f it was not that ho is learning something from my let- ttms i would not bother with him vrilcn hc says: “if it be danger- ous now io run one steamer alter lnight. that danger would not be diminishi-d by placing two in com- mission."

'i‘1ha.t is true lu so lav as ti1c lusS

other bout to carry on with: but it is idiotic to say that two bouts would not be hotter than one, if we are going to insist on taking greater risks with thcni than is any nced of. by running a. lute schuzlul- ed ymssenger trip when ihe irzilllc

by “Tral-cller" ivhcu “Studcnt" got under lils skin. in his last. letter. when he argued that the service wo havo ls more than we arc on- ililcd lo. \vlil1 which l do not agroc.

Just one 11love bit of advice: "Prnclico whut you preach". lip said to “Student? it ls good for llllll. if h1- has wisdom to learn fmm his mlslultcts".

My whole argument from ti1c first. has ‘been conulslt-nl. The ser- vice we aru gelling is ti1c bust for tllu whulc Province, \vlil1 what. wc bavr: to work u-iiluund uutll "Trnv sllcr" lcurns there are others lust. m much entitled lo servici- $1.4 hr- ls, he will not he happy.