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SEPTEMBER 19»1918_ 'rim,cH.iR~Lo'i'i'arowN GUARDIAN - - PAGE-Five `

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We have just received a

nice fresh supply of cased and uncased vipes We have them at most any price. Before purchasing your

uegt pipe please give_ us a call as we know it will rc- pay you.

TOBACCOS

Our toba'ccos‘ar’s -always fresh and_ we have _th e different kinds at all prices. Make us your tobacco store.

ral-: MacKinnon Drug Co

The \Rsxsll Kodak 8_toro l

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l- taken also on the west side of the

Regal Eye' Water

Inflammation of the eyes is characterized by pain and redness of the eye and its appendages, into erance oflight and an unusual flow of tears. This eye -water applied to the eye in a g_entie man_ner several times_a day will by_ its an- tiseptic and soothing in- fluence, tend to overcome the inflamed conditions.

Sold only by ”`

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Prescription Druggis mlm

Christies I F ancy

Biscuits

We have received a ship- ment of these fancy biscuits that you like so much. We were completely sold out before these biscuits arrived so that you are assured of new fresh goods.

Beer i& Goff

` GROCERS

l _ SCHOOL

BOOTS

FOR » Boys and Girls ,

We have a splendid

assortment of just the

THING YOU WANT

and in all prices

Patent Boots

Gun Metal Boots Kid Boots

Tan Boots

LEATHER OR NEOLIN

HIGH OR LOW CUT PRICES MODERATE

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geuu llllll lu “lu of church hrxsfy of wounds at 49th Casualty Clearing

ular monthly meeting of the Lady's Altlhof the IP. Ef I. H0sDli.&I will be ' ‘ held at the residence of Mrs. F. P. Taylor' this morning at 11- o'clock. A

been notified that his son 'Private -701111 Flynn infantry has been admit. ted to the 3rd' Australian General

H0SDital, Abbeville, August 31st gun- ,

shut wuuuu lu len leg and anklemms large attendance is reallesteil. is the second time Private Flynn has' 13u'9`10Mn° been wounded this summer and it is hlllled he will make algood recovery'

,SCHOOL WORK--The standing of

North Milton School for August is as follows:~Grade 6-ll, Elsie Hooper; 2, Robert Carter. Grade 5-1, Eric Coles; 2, Frank McKenzie. Grade 4- 1, Marla McQuarrie; 2, May Chand- ler. Grade 3-#1, Fred Younker; 2. Lem Neill. Grade 2, sr.-1, Margaret Coles; 2, Fred Hooper. Grade 2, jr.- 1, Frances Bolt; 2, Vérner Coles.

Island from North Cape to Campbel~ Grade 1' "’_1' Helen Matheson; 2' ton. one fisherman alone in o day-Wmmm Nemt Grade 1' 'Ir‘_1’ Ray' lluullug lu fllleen lmn,els_ imond Andrews; 2, Lloyd Gillispie.

Mons GERMAN i`.AaoR.-Aiiotii-l WE°°'"° BE'-I-S" A Wedding

el, lot ol, German prlsoullllll Wm ue in which two former residents of Ch. brought to P_ E_ mana mls week to town were principals occurred in Bos- be employed like the first batch, in :ton Aug' 20' when Ml" Mary Redmond preparing the railway track for the 'whose home was on Euston st" was wwe guage_ some elgmy or ninety married ho Mr. David Cavanagh of

will be in the party counting guards. Malden’ Mau" formerly M New HM' '

It is expected that they will be bil- and hChu:°g'em;m’t at it' Mat; leted for the present in the Crystal owe c um ' orc Bs er' nuptua rink in Summerslde The work of dlp mass was celebrated by Rev. Daniel

' S. Burke, who also performed the

trihuting rails along the track be- _ tween Borden and Summerslde and marriage ceremony. Miss Jessie -Mc- east to Fredericton will be finished intym of Brooklyn’ Maul a 'mice of this week The work of ballasting the Bishop Mclmyre’ attended me bride' madb d 'n the Scum; and Gem_ge_'as bridesmaid and Mr. Vincent Winn t ` eb 0 h l t adn rogresk. of Cambridge, Mass., formerly of New °w“ "nc 6° B B e y' D Haven was best man. The bride wore mg' a gown of white satin and' georgette

crepe with hat to match. The brides- _,

“TUESDAVI 'Z maid’s costume was of pale blue I

FOR RECEIYGZT BILLS FOR AUG_ georgette. A wedding breakfast at ii

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we e ceremony

UST LIGHTING' PAY Tolglgi/9_7A1V?3?. Mr. and Mrs. Cavanagh will reside in SAVE MONEY' ` Malden, Mass. .

FISH PLENTIFUL-_ Big catfghgg

of herring have been taken on the north side during the past few days, ull choice looking fish. Cod have alpo been exceptionally plentiful and 3 felw mackerel have _also been taken. Large catches of herrin have e

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JUST A SPRINKLE STOPS THE SMART

During warm weather

you are apt vo be bother- ed with Prickly Heat, and other forms of skin irritation.

'l`o overcome such _an-

noyance there is nothing better than

JoIinson’s - Talcum Powder

Just sprinkle it on the

irritated parts, and the itching and smarting will stop almost immediatelv_

FINE FOR BABY’S SKIN T00

IUHNSUN ti IUHNSUN

THE Quality Drugstore Dor. Kent and Prlncs Streets

answer-ni~ A BEAUTY SPOT.-Every summer

Dr.Ii.C.I'larris

Eye Specialist

Office' Royal Bank Build

ing, Chsrlo ttslcws c

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for years past the flower garden in front of Mr. Daniel Brown's has been one of the prettiest spots in the very beautiful village of Pownal. This island, so ilttlngly termed the Gar-

den oi' the Gulf, is a very beautiful . place; but it would be more beautiful --_» lstill if every farmer, whose house is .-

lnear the road, would follow Mr. iBrown‘s example and every summer lbave in front of his home a garden, ‘nite Mr. Bi-owns, with a- wsaiiii or ~* lovely flowers, blooming there in all their glorious grandeur and beauty. _ .I ‘ Think of a drive along a road 'midi scenes like that-could anything _hs more attractive, to the eye, more l'est- ful and refreshing? The writer thinks not.-Let the farmers .then awake to the opportunities that lie at hand!- and be prepared in the coming year, by planting more flowers and treesp to do their part towards making the Island home what Nature intended it to be: one 'of the prettiest spots on

the face of God's bright earth.-Q.

EGG LAYING CONTEST.-Rocca

nialng the importance of the poultry industry in the -Maritime Provinces and particularly in Prince Edward

Island, the Dominion department of - »

Agriculture purpose carrying on an egg laying contest at Charlottetown with the idea of stimulating the pro- _. duction of better egg laying stock. The contest is to be under the direct supervision of the Charlottetown Ex- ‘perimentivl Station. The ultimate aim of the contest is the production of better egg laying stock and to inter- est tha farmer in improving his iiock- The contest, it is hoped, will lead to this lend. The idea is as followsz- Applioations will be received for the

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FOR fifty years _the Teuton peoples have been trained, dis-'

ciplined, whipped, into servile cogs of an implacable military

machine, by which is maintained the Prussian doctrine of might, and the Kaiser’s autocracy. - The Teutons deny themselves, they make

. sacrifices, because they are trained or forced to do so, but they do it.

The peoples of the Allied nations must make great sacrifices and

tremendous efforts in order to defeat the enemies of freedom, but because they are free peoples it is left largely to the individual to

say what or how much self-denial each will practice.

So if freedom is to prevail individuals must make voluntag sacri-

fices which in the a re ate will be greater than the forced sacrifices

of the enemies of freedom.

The measure of your love of freedom

is your willingness to deny yourself so that the strength of the nation for wai- eftort will be increased.

A This self-denial must take the form of uloigy-savin -thrift. Each person knows in what way be or she may save.

The national need says you must

save, but free Canada leaves it to you to say by what means and to whateftent you will save. .

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Now, it is for you, cgi of us, everyone

of us, to say bow much patriotic endeavor, how much loyal sacrifice we willmake by savingour money, by “doing without" so that each day will see asurplus to add to our own and the natiori’s strength. No matter how small the surplus it is im- portant because each saving is an effort made, and many small individual effoifs

make the mighty national force. I

Published under the Authority of

of Canada. ‘~._

-entr of flocks from the different in

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tarested panties-the first twentY bonaude applicatons will be the ones accepted. A pen is to consist of ten

pure-bred hens (no males) and mav be either the heavy or the light breeds. These hens wiill be housed. month lug” “Claus lll be uublluh. fed and tended under identical con-l eu lu the lima; lmpefg and aim in

of the amount of food consumed and

the number of eggs laid by each bird and by each pen throughout the entire period \-.1i_-.ii is to be eleven months. Aa :lm end of each

dltions and an accurste record keptlluudluu pau”-3 and lm-iodicalg at-gr

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V8 to buy in 1-his Province l ‘DIED OF WOUNDS-Mr. Daniel

qluno l,lcNlc_'A gm d l l Wilson, Cardigan, has received notice .

will be llulu ou luezroundsnadlglfxlg that his son Private Temple Wilson.

SL Columbus. church on T engineers, is officially reported died ' .

_ _ Station August 23rd of gunshot ’ . '

121987M3l'lwound penetrating the back. _ _ »

wounoso secoun 'riMe.- M 'I ` - ` 0 a

Edward Flynn, 126 King 3;,-eel’ hall. MONTHLY MEETING.-The reg- _ 4 V ' l

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The Minister of Finance _ ` lu ¢ f '.'

the Dominion. In this way the records performance of each hen in the pen of the various pens can be closely fol-' and by selecting the best producers lowed. Any one desirious of purchas- improve the quality of his dock. This ing hatching eggs, day-old chicks or is not a genie for the man who is h eedlng p g ll. y' raisiing ifancy feathered nioreproduc-» f0ll0W in B later 'issue Of Ulf! Dllllel' following these records, he able togers but’ is an opportunity for the make good selections. Contestantslowner oi producers to match his

will be able to follow the record oilbirds, under fair conditions and see

how they compare with the stock of other poultry-men. Further particul ers, with a copy of the rules and re gulations governing the contest, will

or may be received on application to the Superintendent, Experimental Station, Charlottetown, P. E Island

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