T 29 1918
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2 A REMINDER
That lsd' of yours. ovei-pegs. All
um || pqmgnly poiiilile is being done fb see if iftllt FA ‘ls well fed, well sad eiliciently equipped.
organizations like the Y. M. C. A.
no moklng to his physical comfort, healthful recreation and clean fun.
Ii he is sick or wounded the Red
C,-0" will provide for him with ten- der, ioving care. `
Yet there is one thin! that will
bring ii iimile,to his face and o. joy to his heart that none of these can give; that only you can give- Your Photo-
graph. ' _
The Cook Studio
420.1-istiiir. -
flie _Studio
invites All Summer Tourists . to Call and have their ` Photographs Taken while ~ in the City.
The Bayer Studio
. i’ARKMAN,’S
nsuasioss
Having bought dnt the Ellis Phar-
macy, I om opening- up an up to date
Higli l'l€€l 2 ' Kid Uxford
or Women
Another lot receive _
y express. , ‘
. French Hcel,` Fi Kid Oxfords shown ll sizes.
The Shoe you wan
or house or street we
, $5.50
ee Them
ey &Co
135 QUEEN STREET
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Good Photograpfny Méderate Prices
-‘hoto raphy.
Drug, Fancy Goods and Stationary
9 .
107 Queen Bzree!
store where the public will get thc| \"°"° °5:'“" best goods at the lowest prices. ,
1 have also secured the services of
one of the best druggists to dispense P1115
my prescriptions and am using only
Montague, P. E. . I
1099-8-28Mtf.
lstin Pill ior Women. $5 ii bex or three ic
- to , ilestoan'
in we-» --<1 be-1 dwg- °i»-mile Emir.::.:l:.33.i~.'f..?...'°'i.f: D...
Give your patronage to one who Oo. st cstparlnes. 0".¢"“‘!.~ __-kc-_-“T55 ...i ..,,........ i.. riiosriioiioi?ronT_ini. .xp
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"Watch us grow. . ;°;f~o§;§L'3,ii;i;‘o(iiiii<i;_a;~i?:i i;i_:_;_{a__r:_
PARKMAN S DRUG SIORE an ior_$5i`;t nies res. Cglust Catharine.
price I Boossiu. Dano
ilria.
' Sold by Geo. E. Hughes
2?-'-g' = * » -Z' I’ j lltr~iiiviii`liiii' the lslaiiirl .ladies do not Specials
Saturday
At, H()LlVIAN’S,S’Side 1
Here are just a few of the rnapy_bargainS that
you can secure at HOLMAN'S next Saturday. - It always pays vou to do your week end and
_f in fact allyour shopping
at HOLMAN’S2‘““"."
l "Women’s White Wash Skirts '
- Women’s White Wash Skirts in a variety of
' the newest l9l8_ styles ; sizes up to 30 inch waist
- measures. Special Saturday piice '29
Girls’_ Pumps
and Slippers C '
30 pairs Girls’ Slippers and _Pi1mDS. in Talk
Patent and Gun metal leathers ? sizes 2 1-2. 3 and
3 1-2 only. Worth up to $73.00; V clearing 'on Saturday at per pair.
en's Military
Harvesl Hats
Mens Military siyie HAR VEST HATS with
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A. E. LYON, Studio ’
dented crown and straight brim; sizes 6 3-4 to 7 1-2. Special Saturday priC€. 6 2 C h 256
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iessseas as scene sss»»»a»'*°°‘ °°"¢°- °
Boys’ Fine Knit Cotton Jerseys
Boy’s Fine Knit C O T T 0 N SUMMER
JERSEYS, made with long sleeves; C0101' navy blue; sizes 26 and 28 for ages 7 to 10 C years. l`o clear, each..-..
M`eii"s Porous K-nit Underwear
Men’s Natural Color_ Porous Knit Drawer
knee-éength; summer weight; sizes 32, 396 34, s sna_~4o. _
Linders as above with short slee'-eS; SIZE 34
only. PerGarment................................ .39c
f Cliild’s Golden Oak Rockers 0
Child’s Golden Oak Rockers with five
spindles in back, posts and tw0_Si>1Hdl¢S ‘mdef each arm. Better than lines listed in Upper Canadian Catalogs at $1.85. Our 79C Special Saturday price, each
(Not more than one to each customer)
Framed Pictures---Asst. Sulijhilt
Franied Pictures, assorted _subiects fitted
complete with glass and, backing. 78c Saturday prioe,each...........
(Last two items in Furniture Dedartment)
Photo Frames, ciicassian walnut finish, same
effect oval and square cut out mats; Ihf@¢ Size-S Special for Saturday, each ._..;....I8. 22 and 25<‘.
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'Leirioti‘Pie Filler; Saturday price perl tin 15C
R. T. -HOLMAN. Ltd.
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I lors in Toronto an-d .
1 Then Eastern. Guardian
. ._°iT PAYS to buy in this Province.
..°_MR. HAROLD P. GGRDON ll
the Georgetown Gliardian representa- tive.
I `..*iN SAFER W_ATERS.-lt seems ii iiuiiiiiei' of the Lunenburg ilsliermen who have been iictruslonied 10 ilsh on the Gruuil lliinks, have left and are now ilsliing in safer waters. i8
..*SAD_ DROWNING.-The Lunen-
liiiril iisliiiig nolioiiiior Dorothy P. Siii'|is, :u‘i‘iv\.'ii iii Soliris Tuesday,
'living ii ling ui leiili’ iiiuair, liaving lost
In main o\'f-rlioairil Yi/loiiiliiy night near ltlugiizili-ii lfiliiiirlw, 'l`lio uni'oi‘tunziie iii:iii’- iiiiiii-~ win; (‘.liil'uril Itlcl_\tii'il>t Iii-'.e<l :fl _vi:;,ii°s, li-nviiii: ai wife und one izliilil. This iiiglil. wits oxiruinizly rlzirk, iuiiiiiiift-iiiiil lilowiiig lizii\'l_ Wlicil the
lli¢\iiv_\' waive lliaii iiuoilisil the deck car- i‘i~il the iiiaiii ovci'lioui‘il ho clutched ilu- log line and #lung on for a while hut ilioliiie gzivie way iinii he struggle:‘ with lin: riiizing liillows for ii while iiui iliiailly sank. Meanwhile thus(
'iliriiird tho sclioonci' iiscd every' cf io:-i io i'<=;li‘li liiin. hui. in vain. S
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. .."‘GL~EAN|NGS FROM CONVEN
‘ Tl0N.--'i`liii iii-lwkiili Asseiiilily of th. ff\l;ii'i'iini- l'|‘<i\'iiii'0.~: wliiifli inet di i Ki-iit\'ill»-, N. S., on the week begin iiiiii: f\\i;-riisi llltli \\'zi.- vni‘_\' largely at ‘i-ridwl. The sessi<iiis were interestiiii i'i-om liifgiiining to cud. Anyone wh-
J '.\';..~, pi'osv.iii,, could not help feeling 1 . ilirill of joy for lit-liiiigiritf to :silt-li,i1i ->:-ylvi-_ Siiiiiv oi' iliosu :-po:iliei's Wei" ,viiiml in :iii_\- oi‘iiio:'s cvci' heard on 1 plai‘ii>i'iii. 'l'lici'i‘ is ii i`ei'.iiiig' of sister , liooil in being pi'cs<~nl at such 21 con liwlzirioii. and iinyoiic who misses thi. <»piioi~i\iiiil_\' of xiiieiifliiitf when thc; srrr- :ii :ill nlili- to do so, iiiust iiiori Mliui: ilii~_i' can iivvi' iiixiko good again i_\.'ox1 _\-our tho <-onvciitioii will be at ;.\l'ini't<iii iivai'i‘i' lioiiie, so it will lif-
iwvll for i-rr-i‘y_ one who can' mukc
_iiirissi-lilo, iw p|‘eseiit. :ind partake ol ' iliii iliiiips ivliivli are ln store tor y'ou`.
i liiivi- irvtiilcc ai buck scat ziinoiig that
f rzrniiil zissciiilily, on thc coiitriii-y some lure in the vi-ry fi-ont, and you will 1 for-l proiid ii' you go next your to' sec Ioiio ot’ our number iniide president of
ili\c Asst-nilily.-»'l‘.
Ask for Mmerrsanu take no other
We Are Modern Opticians
We keep in constant toudli
with the latest discoveries and inventions in optics. and immed- iately anything new is placed on the iniirket which will increase our knowledge or facilities, we hi-ive it. Our optical illne is ot the most approved stfie and ls' equipped with the very latest instru- ments and sight testing appli- ences.
Glasses iltted by ils do not de-
tract from the appearance. We make a. special study of the cos- metic effect to be obtained, and carl assure you that our glasses add a certain note of neatness and refinement that meets with favorable comment.
Chi‘.dren'! eyes receive our
special attention,-.__siid we pride ourselves on our ability to ilt a child with chlld’s glasses. not with cuinhersonie glasses that were intended for _ adults . Shadow Retinoscopy test usod.
` Suoceeda where others fail. _
H. J. Mahon
Optometrist and Prescription Druggist Montague P. E. Island Next door Bank of Commerce
The Best Eye Service
Having recently return-
ed from Toronto where I at- tended a post graduate course in Optometery and was awarded my diploma, `1
am now in a position to give my patrons the very est eye service obtainable.
My parlor is fitted with
the veryiaesi; and latest in- struments and is on a. par
with the best optical bpar-
on-
treal. '
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- airers' of Eye Glasses, gpectacles, etc., and .will at~ tend td saihef `while . you wait. ~ f _
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_ani as will be recalled was for $10,800.
..°'l’W0 CENTS PER WORD each
insertion tor advertising in this coi- umn. Cash must accompany order Minimum charge twenty-tive cents.
.EASTERN PERSONALS
_ ..*Mrs. William Stewart wiio has been visiting im Boston for the past month is expected home 'to .Montague this week.-T.
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i ..°Mi°. and Mrs. Jdlin T. ‘Mcliisli Montague, are anxiously awaiting- fur- ther news from their son Slicrnian Mollish, who was wounded ii. few weeks ago in France.-'l`.
..*S. S. PIC_NIC.-Tlio llupilst Sun-
day School picnic was held _on Wed- nesday August 21st at Briidenell, on the pretty farm of Mr. Amos son. The d‘ay was ideal, and the pic. nic was ii most cnioyilble ,one.-T.
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nuiiiiivii lain
Continued from page i'our_
in meats, egg-s vlind iiotatcos, with slight decreases inlmllk and dairy hui- ter; coal, wood, coal oil, and rent lshow slighit increases. The ,index number ot wholesale prices for thc month reached 284, as compared with 280.6 for June, and 242.6 for July. 1917. Tlie cost of ia weekly supply oi' food at the mi(l‘dle of July ziveragiwl $13 in some sixty cities as comipurefl with $12.77 for June and $11.62 for July, 1917.
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The award of the Board of Arbitra-
tors to the Canadian Northern Rail-
way will be paid this week. The iiw~
000, ‘but under an agreement. entered into between the Government on thc one hand and MacKenzie and Munn and the Canadian Bank of Commerce on the other, -the amount to -be paid will not exceed' $10,000,000. There are a few minority s`tocl{-holders, how- ever, who were not lbound by the ag- reement which the Government made with (MacKenzie sind .Mnnn"'anrI"'tlic- Bank of Commerce; and these are ask- ‘ng -that their stock he paid for upon me mins of the fdii award. it is like- ‘.y that this will lié`done as the amount Involved does not exceed more than i couple ot hundred thousand. dol- lars.
A e e n
Oiliclal figures show that the loss of
;iino on account of industrial dis-
iu-tes during July *was much greater lhan in the previous month, ami great- er than in July, 1917: There were iii existence at some time or other duriuzi he niontli thirty-nine strikes aflectliit; '£3,848 work people and involving it line loss of $123,511 working days as -.onipareii with twenty-eight strikes. 11,105 work-people and 40,829 work-
-it the strikes' commencing during, Iiily, and' six ot these commencing
films -mr:-u . `
"furnished with lifter, Joker and scraier. In design, coristruction and finish
This
,High class . liict§l..ii'y
Steel
Range
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J Complete Lilac Picture
$52.9 W”
Here is a beautiful STEEL RANGE made for us by the McClary Coni-
pany, manufacturers of the “Famous” line of stoves.
_ . _ @1014# ¢'1!»ée5"" _ ' . This Range is the latest Word in design and finish-made along bciiutitul
lines with smooth polished finish, oven door and i‘esei'voii° are covered with snow-white enamel, making it extremely attractive in appearance and easy to keep clean. ' - ' '
' Made with pouch feed door at fi'o1it,”imp1‘oved Duplex style giatcs, also
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this range leaves nothingto be desired. It is the'woman’s friend, because it is
easy' to operate and gives universal satisfaction. Complete as ubovc illustra- tion; FREIGHT pA11)_ In-ice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ ..+=.»e.siii 1
~ noLMaN's -f -9
i1i1r,fai"iv11rsrs1a
ing days in June. and thirty ilve _it-rikcs, 24.986 work-people and 62.484
working days in July 1917. Eigiiteeii - 1-'i_,I~.-5, _
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prior to July were _reported termin-
These prices offer you savings that you cannot very well afford to overlook.
timated at 13,500. About 35 per cent _
of the oiiicers in France are Canad-‘ _ _ ’
ees = /
isns. ' ~
‘ Mr. Geo. D.-Pope, of the Interior 5 ' , ..'. ., _. .__d._. fi `
. i_)9partment_is spending e well esin- ’ , *__ W ' ' 'ff`}ii (fd . _ ‘
vi s ed' holiday with island friends. * ‘ ` ~ _
ated strikes, affecting, approximately. i,049 work people on strike at the end
his inning. He summoned the cabman to the police court, and the latter was
“That’s the last time 1'll try that
lt is estimated that the value ot Ot-
tawa/s vacant lot crops this year will Ax .__ -
be $75,000.lJust like finding that much
money,isn’tit. 1' - " _,
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Cannda’s ilyng strength today is cs-
"' "‘“° '"°““"_ _ _ 12 Fly Catchers for |90 -I Kitchen Chairs 091' Ill*
Bon-Ami, Jer cake |751' , lirzicc with 10 inch svvcci -'vile
A plninclothcs policeman the other _ _ _,_ _ j ( my ,..,c0..i.,d an Ottawa c..i,.,..m at Scourmg Powder, 3 tins for ~-H Ptatchct l>i‘ace 5-10 ' _ i central station and asked him how Laundry Sozip,_pei° cake vie” (iuamntecd Roofing, 3 ply, $2.-‘»S. much it would costtodrlvc hmself and Talcum Powder, |90 _[foot S01-ape)-_ each 75;;(~ _ -
his sister-in-law to Drummond streetu J v ' ~ |q Q I ~r) .
, _ ohnson s Lmiment, - 0 i tcp Jadders, 1- I 1
,?,?§;,f,;i:,,§f,',?:;,,';‘;§“a:§,,f§f Minard’s Linimeiit, 190 ` Cover Knobs, three for 21' ` cents tome ciiirgemiiiringihe whois Dental Cream, I-10 _ Alum1n_uin_Salt and Pepper Shakers, per i>i'y'ment $2.50. The legal rate for the Styptic Pencils for stopping blood, useful pau' -101'. _ - _ ,_ distance was 75c, and .the oth-cer was when Shaving; 50 Lead Pencils’ u]]\.'3_]'i]i5h(id pgy d0Z_ 100 W" “Wm” °' this fm' He PM mf’ Rubber Gloves, 591' Wel.istc1"s Dictionaries 171' . $2.50 without amurmur. however. and T P. k _._ _ _md ~c y C] tt ‘b 1910 d.t. 1 25 each ‘party -to the transaction went his Ooth lc Si 'N ' ' ' __ ' '13 _C1 Ox! 0 e I lon! regu ar .$1-
way. But the next day the ofllcer had MlX€d Candy lil 5lt) l0i'.S, D91' ll) 13% ‘°' ' _ 101' 690 `
i3i3i’f»“»7`Jf»5i°§i."3?°l'?°»ii?»°§'l€.?°l{`; 7| The |sl`and’s Biggest, Best di Busiest Store he left the court a sadder and wiser '
man. cahby was heard -to remark. I W _ ' .
ti i¢`." 1084-8-28M2iEli ` ’ _ v e e e l~~"**izs=-__..=. _ '- B- - "V FV lm'-' ' '_'_"J"- 5' '-3 _ Amendment has been made to the Tum Abwh _ ‘ Look Bde” you Leap pa-id M 5u||_ »~
Military iservice Regulations by or- Omce H(_y__(______ I get umm to w ____ _ __ . der-in1Coiincil. They now provide this I Bn" gum., agitated oiil cont-Quick! My Caddie-1 got the bill ,ive-lost this- iiny person who knowinsly employs. i‘fms__N0 _[ou mn., Fm,,w,.m0,C, iiriugiin-r is iii-owiiing. save noi- and morning, sir-get it frontési imhii boy. harbors. or ooneeaii. or in any way as- ' ` ' ' - . sire Sinn oo your \-ine. i ooifer-ooorii what u you. give
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sists a deserter ops. man absent with- fl?" _:gin livgchzdzfgd fairs an dcoubm Blum, p0,.8.0,,_W,m ,ml a wave mm i him for rt
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OUUBHVG fl'0m U16 C- E~ F-. IB liable 0 ce hcr over; 1 want to see her taco Caddie-A blff on the jaw. ' |
to imprisonment not exceeding six header' ' ' " months or a dine of not less -than $100 5 '”““'”""‘“""""“"" " 'B'
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