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FRUIT SALT

~ ;'f°" Y°\1l‘ health’S sake. lt's good

Or you. ENC S FRUIT SALT is 5° pl_°“sa“t t” “lkei too. lt prcvculs functional irregularities, corrects dis-

GDOD ROADS CONGRESS

beneiit. _

EN0'$ FRUIT SALT makes A cooling, _5P°\‘k|llli; drink-eifervescent and refresh. lI1Z~ You can drink it at any time with

. Pr¢Qlr1Jan/y by -V-43-l»N0.L!l..°‘l-‘nit Sell" VIerln,Lollp0N,|-3,, his Anus in Mott Annie. snow r. lnculs at co. uiumi to lecsui. trim. forum

alérgtrglof the livcr and promotes good

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e n y 0 u R I S e - -'W "AVS *° buy lu this Provluss-0 --'ONE CENT 9°' W°f<1 “sh is inferiiiitirfiiii Gina aiieunaciiiiigiigeiinit

» '-- 5°|'U°\\ f°\' °d'°"tm”5 i" 'M5 °°l“m°' Montreal is found in the fact that over

ln 4 ~ -°°- F- TIERNEY is Guardian re- Carb must accompany °"i°!'- tive hundred farmers, representatives

g "°'°m'mv° in s°m°° mm -succssslwt Ai=i=/un-on tne °f ‘mi ‘“\?“'§§’”° ,“"°",l“"“ °'“‘“““"

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.nz eonoou iviss in onnniien evening ei the win inet. ine st. Pei-7 f,,‘,’u ,,{‘,,,,,,§ uf; ,jg ,,,§,,,‘.’,'I,g° ‘If,°'l,‘;

RBDWIBDFBIIVO i n MOIWBKIIB- err pfuiugrtgg (gngggiau 3 iloiiiiert ,laid held in Sohmer Park from March 6th

-"""' ' _ D 0 59° W" 5 - ° to 10th inclusive. ln addition there will

- ..*N|R. C. MARKLE HOWLETT is program WIS Very much enjoyed by be 1"-ge deiegutiuuu from uimuur au. ,Gilvtlilill 88011! for Annandale and vlc- the large number present, the hull iioclations in the other Provinces oi’ ,inity.-J. being full and the best of order me D0|u|.u|°u_ and thug 1; is uuuuued

‘ ` * 1 thr0\lSh0\\t» Pl'°Bld¢d DWI' by MH J- that the importance of good roads to

... JUIN COLURB.--Mr. ElIi8l'Y A. Sterlll. SDOCIBI mention should D6 t‘he` ggrlgultural progress 0( Canada

McNeil, of Fortune, Bridge. and Mr. made to the splendid "BE drill given will be fully recognized at gun Con.

' g\lt>;dW<>i<3l1» tial I;3§u;lus;`on. have en- gy elsllltt fhvglmlusl youu: ladies whlgh green and the qneetinn or tiie. beet

_ s w e t .- . rong 01' ll El’-I' Y €llC0l'6- T 8 methods of maintaining the tens ot

- --- ' people of Bridgetown and Dundas BD- thousands of miles of earth and other

...*l-IAULING LUMBER.-Messrs preciate viry much the kindness of natural roads that form the greater

Collin Bros. and William Burke, of the St. Pe er’s Bay Club for furnish- part of tho Highways and byways oi Fortune, have contracted to haul a ing them with such a treat, which Canada will bc kcpt to thc fore. large quantity oi timber to Dixon must have cost time and means to Many years must pass before it is Bros' mills for Chas. Dingwell, of bring to such perfection. The Club possible to transform all the natural Fortune. They are taking advantage generously hand in the proceeds to roads in Canada into permanent road, ot the good roads and are busily the Red Cross Society of Bridgetown lack of populsion and money or other hauling every day.-F' and Dundas which was forty-eight dol~ causes operating to hold back the

_.___ lars and eighty-four cents. The meet- ideal condition, and therefore the

.JCHEPSTOW-Mr. James Kelly, ing came to it close by singing that methods oi keeping the earth, clay

of _Little Harbor, and Mr, Aeneas song which is sung all round the world and sand roads in E006 0l‘fi0l° will be Smith have completed their contract without ceasing called the National sure to attract considerable attcntioiii of lumber for The Little Harbor Anthem. from the Delegates. Highways lirlilgcy Packing Company’s new can shop. ~ _--J-l_- will also be thoroughly discussed at' Mr. Kelly has the honor of cumug ARTFUL HENRY. the Congress. and the experience and the biggest tr-so on the inland, 5 fue; -l advice of experts will be placed at the 2 inches on the stump.-Mr. James (Phl|ld¢|Phil Inquirer.) <1iSP0Slll Of the Delegates- Rlce, of Glenfarining, was on 3 bust. Y Another class which will be well rc~ ness trip to St. Catherines sntnr-day_ She was waiting for hhn_ presented at the Congress will be the -Mr. Sylvaniis McDonald, Chupu. `Gathering bor brows like gathering motoring fraternity, as every good tow, has purchased the gust mmm- storm, nursing her wrath to keep it motorist is a good roads enthusiast. ment, nuns 1v|_, from Mi-_ Anim Ken. warm, end when ne entered the room The annual meeting of the Canadian

*U -1551: get-gn __ -m nedy, West River,-_Mu Syn,-euter she began: Automobile Federation will beheld in

Morrison has ggwu 56 105,35 of wood “This is a nice time of night-" Montreal while the Congress is on. and

- ’ oiliciais and delegates fiom over 30

Y SANosAos iN 'ri-is 'rnencnes in eight nenrn with his new 5 H. Pj, "I-sr know lm inte." he nestiiy _ ‘

_-___ pah,|,ankB_M0|-se engine at Nei] Mac_ interrupted, "but I couldii’t help it, my] automobile clubs throughout the Do-

Probably the least known function donald's, Chepstow dear. Club had-er-big discussion mllll0ll WI" attend this 11168*-il'lE~

0 to beaut The various Provincial and local

P H 0 T 0 `_of the saiidbag is its use as a mere car- .___..' u male y." ‘

,rier of excavated earth. in the case of __,#|:0m-UNE __ M,-_ Regmald "And what had you to do with Governmental bodies are already

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newly dug trenches all the earth that Diugweu, of Bay Fortune' was in that? demanded the fretful wife. ¢ll00BillS the tl GSH S 8 Gil ls

"More' any one tht-re 1 was tug Congress and are notifying the Ser-

is excavated is necessary for the niak- 3 1 T (1 ri . , .

in f th nl. . et d fo Mai “"3 °“ “es ay °“ a business one-or- who had the mont buuutifup retiiry, Geo. A. l\icNalnee to that ei-

EO 0 Gptllllil llll rl' HS ti .-Iti l i t

4.9, n. sufTl°_\0nt height the rear wall lliiig Eli; pDi;;\Ili§ll ols`i'liii~>(i'ovi'i]ii\1i; wife’ "“'_er'_ course' me best ““""' fe” A “cmd attendalice is already ( D8l'8d0s ) of the trench But in nn after her recent "mess _Mr James ority on female beauty, au'- Iassured, while the scope and excell

in ' s ai 0 " -~ v r

e S i , ' ' _ "W1 dph't you t lr gif - ' ence ofthe program is a guarantee

fold trench where saps are being dug Mm f in iy a e your over- vtowards the enemy’s trenches, and Tuesuat; githealggfghxlis oifn Diff? coat, Henry? Let me get your shui that all will receive benefit from their .enneeinuy where ininins operations M G u Din F ` ners lor you lt's awful sold outside' i”'°S¢“°@ at “le S“‘h“’“S- There Wi"

The Gift that _doesnt require -are in progress, the enrtii uint in ang u,i|'dge_°,‘;.,‘f,°a ,,,,,,f,X°I:{ S§f“,,s°¥,‘l';‘B‘f I think yon ninst be nnif-frozen." " , be elshteeu lecturers or vspers- cover-

an Qggaglgn that 13 always timely out must be carried away continuous- duy__The Fm-tune River ice has Half a minute later Henry was ing all the main problem in road con-

ly.lest it should accumulate and block safely ensconced in his easy-chair with Stl”uCi0llS llllll lllllllltellll-1109-115’ €l1Sill0~

Your 'Pliotograpli

-A. E. LYON Studio

bl ld

e tirown outs e it indiscriminately. that Mr Nan Ross is recove| »

Make your appointment today iiiiiyniiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiirsiiiiitinigiggnggiigz from his "’°°'“ m“°"'_T"° mmf' ' MAKES °EL'GHTFULP°nR'DGE'

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at 'slontisuous stream of men shoulder pi-oi;_lu:e_°w\||rbeJ;iI;3egJi€:)g¥;2|[ 3;); Many women who have purchased

ie ags at the sap-head and carry he is rew._.m.i“g from his recent in a package of Dr. .iacksoirs Roman

them oft’ to a “dunip" om he' i _ M. | .

THE BAYER STUDIO 1,;--1 -is Mrs mf- of .iliistzfuiszaifiii:2;:f.'°

.close to us. aaud it is vitall necessar or mm’ were visitors in emma ‘mi - ' . y t k l 1 Y y -pueBday___M,._ _,_ G_ Comm of Bay made a poultice instcnd of xi ilclight- o eep on in ii ng and counter-mining Fortune was in Som,” Tuesday an a ful porridge. The ilax oil in Roman -

’ .;lgvl;11ff;uuttl‘3tcItiiiliuge amtiiunlti ol’ earth business' mp___F_ Meal has been changcd into a taste

when (eacli, side :aheii>eati‘ci.{li§ht1t‘iigi'}; 'gigs 2:? 33131355 lie8i¢n|b|i;dri;nng10xy'l

G°°d Ph°¢°B1‘°Pl\Y glglsiisvglifl-itll? rafklniin l or nigh ex- “ W°'“E" °°°"'°"° wniie not tiiin iegiiicnrgiiiii 'tniieiit "ggi

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Medenne rnees. -, ,:..:':..:,:“i;.’..‘; tins: ,W-f-;» 1- B-1--\»,»,----1-e .i:§;‘.:i‘..;“:‘:;‘... nfl’

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Pe-0-ai we-u-»» to Am- i:::.:‘:. :§§:";;..'.‘ if ---31-‘?‘l~`-‘S?‘1?ff»’--‘2 ilfiilfiiili “;':'.1"

1 | t th i f are epr ve o e vcry best food on

8t6\ll’ Ph0t0gl'8Dl'ly. aaitig llfgetnt that was necessary v’;,1?ereeom€;§;:fers D ag$,eci::5(i::€:i eaftll. and tim most delicious if made

107 5 ig ou some 0 men at short meh. places have been taken by wo_ properly. in justice to your faintly try

Queen St. Autervuls down n toni; trench, and men an in some mes me have been it again and inane the perrnige nn un-

Ph0\l¢ 68-.L 3; pasrsrossluggefls dizgnhggg fgflgzxiis avptiintd trustees. Womgn are still ggted 8: package' At 5"°°er5’ 10 “Hd

_ _y d b d con apac age. twelve consecutive hours.--Exchange. iaewflgst hfrxglgdigllfe gaggifggmagiyggg Made by Roman Meal Co., Toronto. I

all before them Two women doctors 5 __ __ ,__

from all parts of the Domtn

sc cnics a are i g c the various Provinces and

the case at the picvious Co

ers heard this year. a token

ers of the Dominion,

rccently been brought to the of the Bureau of Foreign and

ing with general aspects of th Road Movement, and detailin

h th t be'n arrioi

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there will be more Canadian

the trench; as 1 have already shown, lst-ieiie ex§ee%,in_gl¥V ivekilkbnsheg Igmfi' his wife at his feet, putting his slip- ers and other experts from Canada and

t. nryr in en.o or _ _ its _ M

once a iench is made. earth cannot tum, B,.idge__"_ is pleasing to nom PUB Oli |33 ?el;m<;=:1es13-Zgulaafbéiggxlox tha:

score addresses by prominent m

. deal~ c Good it the

l out in\ tho iliili-

culties that have been met and over-‘ come. lt. is nunouncod that instead

tho Uuitctl Statcs experts being

the majority on the progress,

of in

EIS WHS gresses, Engine- oi the

rapid advance made by the road mak-

sotvino 'ri-is Po~rAsH P%ai.sM

Several new methods of increasing

the supply of American potash have

attention Domest-

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lc Commerce of the Department oi’ Commerce. One of the most promis- ing of these efforts to find s. substitute for German fertilizers is a patent tak- en out a few weeks ago by a Canadian for ii method of using tho potasli in ordinary feldspar.

The process is a simple une, con-

sisting of heating the feldspar with .limestone and iroli oxide at a temper» ature of about 2.200 degrees Fahren-

d c artly fused

lieit, which pro uc s a p mass that is easily decomposed by a weak aciil. From this product the potash salts can readily he extracted for further purification. The inventor has been in consultation with Dr. Nor- ton. the expert who has been looking after the potash and dye-stuff situa- tions for the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, and it seems very possible that u greatly sinipiiiicil method of transforming feldspar into fertilizer will soon be available.

A praiztii-.iii tryout for another meth-

od of obtaining potash fertilizer will soon tiikefplace at a New Orleans dis- 't-lllcry where molasses is used in large quantities. it is a tact that 106 tous of potasli are wasted daily by the twenty-five or more distilleries iii this country that subject molasses to pro- cess of teruieiitation. The New Or- leans company is planning to install the process of saving the potash in distillery wastc, recently brought to the attention oi' the public by the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Com-

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fertilizer from tnls otherwise worth- less material at a price that will meet competition even atoer the war is ovcr.-United States Department ol' Commerce.

.._____---_- THE VALUE OF DISCIPLINE

(New York Globe)

"Discipline is a great thing. The Gcr-

mans have illustrated the fact that people \vl\o do exactly as they are told are most valuable to accomplish great resuults. Of course. sometimes the or- ders may not hc invariably wise." So remarked Mr. Choate the other day. lie added that he was reminded about a certain lady friend who always in- sisted upon instant aiid unquestioniiig obedience from her children. One afternoon a storm cziuic up and sho scirt her littlc son John to close thc trap loading to thc flat roof of thc

house. `

"But niotlier," began John. “Johii. l told you to shut thc trap!" "Yes, but inother-"

"John, shut that trap!" “All right. mothcr, ii' you say so--

but-"

“Johii!" Whcreupou John slowly climbed the

stairs and shut the trap. Two hours ‘ater tho faiiilly gathered for dinner. .but Aunt Mary. who was staying with the mother, did not appear. The moth- ‘er did not have to ask many questions. .lohn answered the first one.

merce. It should he possible to make

"Mother, she is on the roof."

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We will give Free a good Tooth Brush For one week only

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Fires "Burning"

When in need of Coal for

Domestic or Steam Pl1l’P¢l9¢9» telephone us your order -or callat our ofilce. Our 911°?-9 are lowest and qlllllfll W

:It Prompt and satisfactory very will be made. g

_rinnie-404 Buntaiit;Bell &Co.

Agenusieroemlnlss-

-' .' there is urgent need for more women

to take up doctoring as B career. Hith-

. L d. erto women have not enjoyed equ

f 3 ICS A ci

We have not over-

looked the elderly woman in buying our shoes.

Soles that bend with

the foot. `

We are showing the

best line of women's tum and cushion soled boots made. ~ ,

Some we have spec-

ially made for comfort.

$3.50 ie $5.00

Wear a pair. "

. (Corrected on Tuesdays and Fridays) g I e 0. Butter, (croamery) Ib. (tubs) 33

1;- Butter, (creamery) lb. (prints) 36

.s{j..iqi“ Butter (Tub) lb. I

_ f-;-az. A Y 8

~_ 135 Quan st giégtgragiesn. m. 2510 gg ' see: is. (msn) 11% to 12

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London in which they could qualify, but the Charing Cross Hospital li s

privileges with men as students. B fore the war the School of Medicine for Women was the only institutioii

now opened its doors to them on equ

t ith Th of sl

cated woman seeking s. useful care and it fair income.-Scottisli-American

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Relatives of soldiers re-

tumiug from the front are asked to communicate with the Secretary of the Provin- cial Committee of Wounded Soldiers Commission, Miss Nellie Gillespie, Charlotte- town. intlmating the date of , expected arrival, cause of ro- turn and any other particu- lars, in order that preparation may be made for a fitting reception. \ ,lgj

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OH’TOWN MARKETS

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Tufitips, bus. 18 to 20 Potatoes. bus. 60 Oats (white) bus_ .43 bitt (black) bus. -‘ .4 Becta, bus 40 Carrots. bus. _ 45 Wool. lb 0 Parlnlps, lb

G00” run .-ff) l

Ducks mil 'l.

Hides

Turkeys. per lb.

S'BIDE MARKETS

Wednesday.) `

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lb. 2'!

lb. 88

88 to 10 to

810 to 810 to

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3: $8 ease.

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has been so depleted by the war that

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he New Bookstore

Biggest, Best, Brightest bud most up-to-date Book and Sta-

tionery Store in the Maritime Provinces. The large Store adjoining p

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our Bookstore and formerly used for Fancy Goods, Chinaware and many other linesf After a thorough renovation by Carpenters and Paint- ers _a new Hoof 'with everything bright and ' shining is now stocked with a splendid stock of Books, Stationery, Oflice Supplies, School Sup- plies, Blank Books of every description, Magazines, Newspapers (in a great variety receiveddaily.) Come here for latest war news In the Store formerly occupied as our Bookstore and connected by large arches we are holding a big Half Price Sale.'S<-:veral hundred Books in good condition regular prices from 25 cents each up to 1.50 now going at Halt Price A lot of Bibles, Poets, Dictionaries, etc, at Half Price. Many lines of Blank Books, Note and Letter Pads, Inks, General Stationery and Oiiice Supplies at 50 per cent off. Half Price Sale commences Saturday Morning, February 19th for one week only. We are clearing out many lines that will not be re-stocked. Hundreds of great bargains are here for those who come early. Come and see the big new bookstore. Everybody welcome. No one asked to buy, look around, “Browse” among the books. We are now in a much betterposition to attend to the wants of oui' many customers. D0n’t forget the Half Price. Sale commencing

Saturday Morning 19th. Entrance by both doors. ‘

Carter and Co., Ltd.

Booksellers and .Stationers ,

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