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' exon 'rwo , . ‘ rms enannorrnrown GUARDIAN . .. . FEBRUARY 26-l1917

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A .Iamicsons White Pine ' A Tar

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usefor years and we have as yet to find _another remedy that equals it.

In 25 and 50c bottles.

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FEBRUARY

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Weather forecast 1 to 6 continued

cold with ssome moderate snow. 7 to 11 -a litule warmer with rain. 12 to 15-

Temperature drops again. 16 to 18- .. I Very cold. 19 to 24--Cold continued '

many days. 25 to 28-Milder with snows ' 0. .

DIARY OF EV-EN'l`S

T0-DAY.

_ City magistrates court. 9 11.111.

Prince Edward' Theatre, 3.15, 7 and

8.45 p.m. `

_.-Ie-l DEATHS i

lUOTE-- At 58 Victoria Street. City, Marie Angelfire. infant child ot' Mr. and Mrs. lsidorc Buote. age 11 months and 10 days-_

CLEMANTS.-~ At Glenwood, Lot 8. on the 8th of February, Aleta, dearly beloved daughter oi’ W. T. and Annie Clements aged three years.

BRITISH LINER HAS

SMOKE MASK DEVICE.

BALTIMORE, Md.. February 22.-

The Donaldson Line ireighter Lako- nia, of Glasgow, provided with n new smoke device of the British Admiralty to render shipping immune from sub- marine attacks. arrived at this port yesterday. The ship also carries a 3-inch gun mounted astern and so- veral trained gunners to man it.

According to one of the gunners to-

day the new device, prefected by liri- tish chemists and scientists, can ge- nerate enough smoke in several mi- nutes to mask a vessel from the cne- my’s view for several hours.

The Lakonia encountered nc- enemy

craft on the trip to this port but she 'was twice chased for several hours on the last outward bound voyage first by a German ship thought to have been the cdmmerce raider Vine- ‘ta and again by a submarine in the Bay of Biscay. The Lakonia es- caped both times by her superior speed. '

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WANTED I

We want at once a quantity of good.

Timothy (messed) Hay Q Oat (Dressed) Straw

Feed Wheat Feed Barley

Food Buck wheat '

wmpsyngaefpsws denv- etsd st our warehouse. _

. llsclile & Nelson --E-r..r:f:.1.»°m:.;.1:.-:..1°v+..§°;,;; . _ _ sesssof rn scvr-EE or stortifv land. ‘ _ own". Du' * ynnf' gdkimrnizktlt for col vstlon undo

1. umm som nm. qu nscsnuw. \..

12.50

16.38 17.22 18.03

19.50 20.23 20.58 21.37 22.28 23.34

12.55 14.16 15.25 16.24 17.15 ' 18.03 18.50 19.36 20.33 21.11 22.02

HIS HEIRI Illllll

IEEEIIIEII I 2

“F,ruii-a-lives” Sinn Believed This Dangerous tiomiiiion

682 Gznnnp Sr. Eur, Tononro.. I

"For two years, I was a victim of

Acute Indigestion and Gas In 'I`I1o Stomach. It afterwards altarked 1/1_1' Hear! and I had pains all over my body, so that I could hardly move nround. I tried all kinds of Medicine but none ofthem did me any good. .At last, I decided to try “Fruit-a-tives”. I bought the first box last Juno, and now I am well, a/kr using only I//fre bu.-res. I recommend “Fruit-a-tives” to anyone auifcring from Indigestion".

FRED J. CAVE]-IN.

500. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 25c.

At all dealers or sent postpaid by Fruit- s.-tives Limited. Ottawa.

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0YGL|ST_S_WANTEI]

Major l~‘ulle1-ton. i‘hie|` Recruiting

Officer for Prince l~]1lward island has received instructions from Military Headquarters. i~lalit`ax, to recruit six- tv cyclists from Prince Edward Is- fand. for duty at thsfront. As cy- cling is an interesting and congenial branch oi’ the service, there should be no difficulty in having a corps formed here. Applicants should lose no time in sending in their names.

4517-2-22I\16i.

, ' _

Hantlicraits Prizes'

The (`hurlottetown Hrancli ot' thc,

(.‘-anadian Handicrafts’ Guild purpose| giving prizes at the Won1en`s insti- tute (‘on\'ention next summer i`or

Home Made Hooked

Rugs, Table Linens,

and Woven Woolen

Goods (ladies wear)

llan1`iicrni`t dyes and tlcsiirns must

be used. Dye books and designs can be hail on application -to Mrs. Dan- iel Davies, 14 Dundas Esplanade, 01' Miss t‘.atherine lticlleod, 06 Prince Street, (lhurlolletown.

4547-2-24Ml5i.

1 _I ini--_Q

Eye Specialist

will he permanently _ -located in 'Royal Bank building corner Queen and Richmond Street Charlottetowmwhere he may he consulted' on all matters pertaining to defective vision.

Many suffer from headache, ner-

vousness, s-tornach trouble, etc., and do not suspect the cause. A scientific examination of the eyes often reveals an abnormal condition, the correction of which by perfectly fitted glasses relieves the trouble.

Don't neglect the Uhild'rsn's Eyes. Office Hours: 9.30 12.80. 2, 5. Evenings by Appointment.

Phono 153-L.

2446-10-7Msmwtf.

'mini il

Annual General Meeting

Notice is hereby given that the

Annual General Meeting oi' the Shareholriers of the t‘-liarlottctown Steam N`avigati1;~n Company Limited will he held at the oflice' r.-i` the Com- pany corner of Great George and Lower Water Streets, (‘harlottetown gn Wednesday the 7th. day ol Mnrch next, at the hour of 11 o`clc-ck u. m., for the election oi’ Directors and con- sideration of such other business as may properly cc-me before the meet- Ing.

By Order,

`G. W. WAKEFORD,

Manager.

Charlottetown, ,

Feb. 23, 1917. .

453-i-2-24M10.

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Synopsis oi Canadian Norihwes Land Regulation

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§en§¢'v’|i|a5iX iiomiiiion I 4 in Mfniiobs.

s swan or lbgxl; Angllasnt mxat so

poser in person at the inion 1-ids ge-ncy or 11:-Agency for thsglltrici. Y proxy may at any iglgfn lency “$3.3 1. l.L‘&2‘}° ..2.°°.I‘,§'.If.'°l‘.f:1 .5 rlvstlonofthelsnd in :Zi of thrseyearmd homestmer may live within nine rn les of hir % ....‘.il‘a.?..i"‘X ‘i.'.i1°..'§ié"1.'.’.‘3.2.'?'i."I’£

ired except when residence is performed In

als vicinit .

in e n distrietaa homestuderin

pdl em%t narascti $36

:ide higlrir-§Es¥;'d. I. °g.iXi por sci): I ...‘~..°'°:.; .-M-.... 1.-.r.I`i.°..~::.i" 2.2 refs

Of I

acres on s cnltivstgm Pro-smog patent may

£”'m 'ss homestead nsosnnon

or who half his homestead

is'-.ss-“.;

W W. Y, IG. dths liii,sltls\'£tb\ los

LOST-IN CITY LAST, DECEMBER

SUBSCRIPTIONS TO CANADIAN PATRIOTIC FUND.

' Ll'ST N0. 78.

6Prsviousl ,acknowledged In "Pat- rl 1 "$26,302.23,

Hamilton L. O. L. Qlyde River

$32.25. IPer Rev. D. McLean); Neil _A. McKinnon, New Argyle $1; (Ac. -BOIIBIIHW PDU); Gelidie Douglas, Head of Hillsboro 50c; (Ac. St., Au- drew's Poll'.) 4

One half of Mt. Herbert Poll $91.00.

Collected by Ernest Mutch: Fraser Morrow $10; Ernest Mutch $7; Chris- topher McLean $5; William M@Each- ern $5; John Smallwood $5; William Mllllll $5; Wallace Bc-yce $5; Percy Mulch $5; W. S. McEachern $5; James McEachern $5; 'John `(‘udmore` $5; Robert Jones $5; David Mutch $2; John Doyle $2; Leslie Mulch $2; Francis McKenna $2; George Munn $2; Donald Munn $2; James McLeod $2; Walter Munn $2; James R.. Far- Qulmrson $2' Albe Far uharson 2

$1; Donald McSwain $1; Uziah Boyce $1. One half Crapaud Poll. Collect- 'ed by J. (‘.. McDonald $243.25. \Vright Bros $50; Manager and Staff Bank of Nova Scotia $25; Capt. J. J. Lord $10; Ernest Cameron $2; W. A, Mc- Quarr-ie $5; John Dixon $5; Allan Fer- guson $5; R. P. Rogerson $5; Rob- ert \Vllson $5; Joseph Haslnm $3; Mark Cameron $3; Charles R. M Palme-1° $5; Richard Nelson $3; War- ren V-illett $51; George Villett $2; \Vil; liam Peters $1; \V. L. Smith -$1; (`api. \V. M. Snow $l`; Mrs. \V. 'l`rows1lale $1; Mrs. Josephine Fer- guson $2; llanimond J. lnce $2; John T. Inman $2; Ewen ZVIcKinnc-n $3; Neil \V1ui1lell $4; John (`. Mat-Donald $5; Capt. Allan Mt-lican $2: K, t‘. liolni $5; James Day $2; lfliurles W.rif;l1t $5; William Lord $2; (‘l1arlc.s Rogers $5; ilenry llnilgeixsoii $24; li. R. l’roiitt $2; \\'esle_v Myers $2; 1*. I<‘. Miller $2; D. (`amcro11 $2; <‘ulvi11 llr.-\vnti $5; Park lio.‘:0rson $2; Thomas (`umoi-on $5; Abner J. llow- att $5; Capt. (‘.. J. Stright $2; G. (‘. ilollanil $2; Nelson 1\lcl~Iwc1\ $3; Poi- cr I-`cr;;\ison $5; Miner I\‘l1‘..\’c-vin $24; F. \V. Snow $5; Robert Myers $2; Dnvitl .l. i`a\ilitrr0i\ $1; Noll M<:Nevin $1; hlrs. Mary Ann lnman"$l; Johan- no llowatt ‘$1; Jonathan .\l<'\V|ill-- liams $1; lilrs. Russel Snow $1; .Iohn lilacdonzild $1; Nanc_v M. (‘Iurl.1 $1; Samuel l<`r0m'l1 $1; Fred ln- nian $1; .Iames Knox $1; Joseph Mc

P OX FOOD

Seliyors Boneless Horse Meat in hall

ion lots. $4.50. Fox iiisriiit in two pound boxes, 5 cents per lb. \V. ll. I‘urti'y, (_‘.harlotteto\\'n.

447::-2~l9i\itf.

FOR SALE

iw.

licg. shorthorn bull for breeding

purposes. 4 years old last Oct. 2nd, .Prize ..1vi11n.e1r_ Provincial.. -Exliihit-ir;-n. 1015, also 2nd prize‘fwInner Dominion Exhibition. 1910; also 2nd prize win- ner hull 3 ol his get. Apply I0 Fran(-is (‘.l1o\ven, Winsloe Station. _

44221-2-14\‘l`i`m0ipil.

1-- --_ . -__ ni

Farm _Fir Sale

A spl1~n1'iid farm in Stuiicliel. con-

sisting of 100 acres oi laml, oi' which 75 acres is cleared, tim rnm:\iud'er w-ilth hard and soft woorl, well water- cfl. tlirr-.fe miles from railroad station; schoolhouse on comer ci' farm; farm is well mnuured' as all that is grown on farm is ted. and 11 coiisidcrablg lol ot bran, etc. is bought, and the _greater part. oi' farm is mussel niudrlcd. For t`ur-ther particulars apply to Donald' Mnclntosli. Stanchel. 1'. E. I.

4473-2-19Mms5iEms5ipd

3- _ ..' _1

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P. E. Island Dairyman’s Association. .

The General Annual meeting of the

P. E. island Dairyman`s Association will bo held in P. W. C.. Charlotte- town on Wednesday 28th inst., com- mencing at 11 a. m.

Ticket.:-1 issued on Standard Certifi-

cate plan. .

J. A. oEwAR, `

President.

4403-2-21Mwfmtn4i.

V . , rt fi $ ;,

James Munn $1; Mrs. James Stewart

IIHI IIEIS SICK . 1 RUSS; EEVERISH

I 1. - 1

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“California Syrup oi' Figs" can't harm tender Stomach or bowels.

A laxative today saves a 'sick child

tomorrow. Chlldrenslmply will not take the time from ploy to empty their bowels, which becomes clogged up with waste, liver gets sluggish; stomach sour. _

Look; at the tongue. mother! li

coated, or your child. is listless. doesn’t eat heartily, full of cold or has sore throat or any other chil<lren's ailment. give a teaspooniul of “Call- iornla Syrup of Figs,” then don’t worry, because it is perfectly harm- less, and in a few hours all this con- stipation polson, sour bile and fer- menting waste will gently move out oi the bowels, and you have a well. playful child again. A thorough “in- ‘side cleansing" is oftimes all that is necessary. It should be the first treatment given in any sickness.

Beware of counterfeit ilg syrups.

Ask your druggist for a 50-cent bottle of “California Syrup tif Figs," which has full directions for babies. child- ren of all ages and for grown-ups plainly printed on the bottle. Look carefully and see that it is made by the “California 'iFig Syrup Com- - puny." ,_

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Lcod $1; Frmilr McQuarrie lil; Cal- vin .\‘icDonnld" $1.50; Seymous Snow 501'; George' Jackman 500; !\'lr. \\'il- lrerl Mi-Q1u\i‘i'ie 50c; Aron Vulicii 500; Ilarry i‘la\'k 50c; l~‘rIen1I 251:. Total $2415.25. i‘olle1'te<l by Ruhr-rt Rciil. $212.25: Geo. E. Leartl $2.-70; 'N105 A. t`obb $3; \V. E. Cnllln'-ck $1: \V. li. 'l‘rows1lal(1 $20; 'l`hos. Il. licst $71; i‘. li. l.owl.h1~r $5; l<`. .\. \\'<-‘to1\$:'»; Ilc\‘l\vrl tl. Nelson $5; .\li‘.~'. .\'. Ii. liov_\-I.=1- and Jack liovyvr $5; Rohi. and Mrs. Mhtwlotiitlii $5; .-\lon1.o I-1. 'l`rt.~\vs1lalB $5;¢Joseph l\‘In1-donulil .\lcI)on1\ld lioulter $5; \\'. A. liow- ness $5; Mrs. R. ll. (‘z\n1or0i| $5; .luhn ll. hlyrcs $5; \\'. D. Slierrcn $5; Mr. and Mrs. _-\ln'al1nm .\l_\'crs $5; livv. .l. S.-.\lacKt1y $5; Gfiirgzc G. I*-ur;;c.~'s $5; .lnnies Wnclilcll $4; \\'. N1~\\'.~'tn11 $4; Rubt. Moore $4; \Varrcii l\`1\i'1;usu1i $4; Rev. \\'. Dcziilio $4; Loitii- .\'0\\'st:-in $3; Jiru. .I. I.. \\'i1nl- sor $3; \\"alt1‘r iio1x1~.i‘.\‘o\\ $3; ilcoryzv l~`nll $11; ’I`ho.~'. I". S_tor<ly $21; G00. li. Myr-rr; $3; Rev. \\`. .\. 'l`I|mli:+on $2.; l)on:1l<l I". Lamont $2; Peter Nic.- Donaltl $2; .\lrs. 0. ll. \\':|tIman $2; il<.~bt. Simnions $2; Gvoi'g<.=. I.. Nich- OI-‘0n $31 (`-lins. li. llu1‘\`o_y $2;».\[r. :intl i\‘I\'.~=. ilcrbcrl. Lowther $2; Isaac Iicvis $2; Bcrtrani Stortly $2; Miss llow;1t1 and :\/Iiss A. llowait $2; Iinr- 1'.\' I-isrfi $2: Mr. A. ut~\'ittie $2; |t11s'.-r-ll Iicsi $2; D. S. .\li-.i.,l_\|a|‘|'ie $13; l\ii'.\'. Il. Rciii $1; l~`. W. llicllonultl $13 Mrs. Levi 'l`ro\v.~'rialr< $1; Russell Siorily $1: \\'ni'i‘ci\ Iio;.;c1'so|i $1; Gavin \\'aIlu,-1-$1; l’. Il. (‘urti.~‘. $1; D. .\lr:l.i~.;1n (part ni' :$0.00) $10; Liz. *Ii* M<'KIlll\0l1 $1; Ivan l"rencli $1; John (`. I<‘|'e‘nt'li $l;lVir.=. \V. Pntricli $1; Ali`rcrl Slicrren $1; llobt. .Nlvlioiigall $1; John Parker & Son $1; Samuel Slicrreii $,l‘;.la1nes-. l’ci1p\`itise $1;Juiu(~s Sherre11$1; .Ian1u.~; l-luixiics $1; David Siierren' $1; Joseph 'l‘rows1l:1lo $1; iivoi'_i:f\. ld. Mrlioiinltl $1: l~`|-0111-idk l<`nIl $1; I<`rank ll. 'I’i'0\vstlul¢1 $1; .lnnics Gill $1; l‘cr<-y Dawson ,$1; (‘-laik I<`aIl -751:; Wcsley <‘.;1ll1f1<»1¢ 511.-; Iiirs. Jos. l\IcDonaI<l 501-.. $212.25

1/4; John.ston's River Poli $136.75 (‘ol-

ln<'t1‘rl l»_\' ilrncst Luml. I-Ion. licunuril \Vr\o1i $20: Scynmur \\'ootl $7; Pope

lNoy $7; Lincoln \\f`ootl $6; Albert In- man 355; l’|lillp \\'mnl $5; lIerh1:\'t.~ J. <`au'vc'l' $5; \V. J. lilcldaclicrn $5; S. ll. S9910-.\’ $52 Ri(-haul Stewart $5; Ern- est_l.un1i $5; Brnst: St.e\vart $5; \V. E. Jones $4; Bcnj. My'e'r.-. $3; John Wood $3; Nicholas Robertson & Sou $3; Janice Rankin $3; Boswell Jen- kins $3; llenj. Jenkins $8; \V. ll. Si€\V.i\l't. $3; (`-ccil ll. Wood $2; N. J. Jenkins $2; Daniel Myers 552; James M.W!l's $2; \Vn1. \V<;»od $2; R.W. Chan- dler $2; James l.‘. Jenkins $2; Alex »ll0l'I0l\ $2; Lvlxzh l<‘er;:\ison $2; (2. (‘._ (‘-nrvei' $1; Ii. Waller Wood $1; Wm. (‘.l1;1n1ilcl‘ $1; Percy ll. Myers $1; John A, 11111111111 si; 115111. 1101-1011 $1; w. .1. (‘-:trver $1; llcdley Jenkins $1; lion- nlrl Sic\va|‘t $1; John I). l\icl)onalil $1; John M. .lenkins $1; Mrs. Artemns Fcrglison $1; lionry Wenthcrbie $1; 1'l`l1os_ lugs 501-; '.i~2volyn My'c`r;1 251-_ 15136.75. ‘ 1/Q Mount Sto\var1 Poll. Russell (‘.

(‘li-irk. Collector. $250.75. James Mc- (`iiI`lIlY $2; Frank Joy $1; Russel (‘.. Clark $50; John Mc(‘.as‘kil $2; Mrs. H.

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1°§¢l|¢|'*0°l'1»'l-'l~1"l°'|'°l'*l-'l"l~'l~'l"|"l"\'-|»'l"l"!'4~'!"!~'|"l'l'~l'~l°'l"l°§-

Guardian Classified Ads 5 ++++++so++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

_ AGENTS WANTED. V

AGENTS WANTED.-T0 SELL FOR

"the old reliable Fonthlll Nurseri- es." We teach our men to sell. Ex- perience unnecessary; hlghest com- missions paid; handsome free equip- ment. Btone &. Wellington, Toron- to Ont. 4238-2-1MEtlFeb>‘28th.

NEW, MONEY MAKING MARVEL,

strange scientific discovery, KAL- OMITE revolutionlzes clothes wash- ing ideas, practically abol|she's rubbing ,washboards and washing machines, $1,000 guarantee. Absol- utely harmless, women astonished, territory protection. THE ARMA COMPANY 21 Provincial Lane. Mon- treal. 4412-2-14MEi5i.

HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED- PUPIL NURSES, MALE. and female at the Taunton State Hospital lI‘raining School for Num es. For particulars address Dr. Ar- thur V. Goss. Supt. Taunton State Hospital, Taunton, Mass.

sm-I-111vnr.

- _ ,_ .I-°°"'_,.________._._._

LOST- IN THIS CITY, GOLD LOCK.

ot and chain. Finder please leave

4536-2-24M3lpd.

old.brown purse containing a sum of mono . Finder please leave at

G\lB1’tllan§)BIco.‘ 4531-2-24M2lptl.

f' J

` FOR SALE. Fon sA|_E- .isnssv co?/"'r'o

freshen lst March. Apply \vil]1gm Boyce. lileriiniiu, 1.01 48.

4_________V _ 4535-2-24M3ipd. Fon SALE A1' A"§Ki1`e`E|`rTA'|5E61T-

i‘1‘l0i¥rapl1 r-heck writer (almost new), also at New Era (lheck pro- tector. Apply at Guardian Office. ~ v______ 4070-Mu. Fon sans.-ca|onTsea1, `15"{¢F.

registered, 38 feet long, 15 feet beam, 30 l.'h.p. engine. Apply to ’\V.l<1. Bentley- 4455-2-17M2w

I s

.. T°_._‘r.'r'T.._ ' 'ro LET House. MopEi1|~i`ilv'i¢ii=1'ov-

mncnts. Centrally located. 201 Grai- ton St. 4527-2-23M3i

T0 LET STORE AND OFFICE ON

Victoria Rovui possession May lst. Anniy Fenneii e chandler.

4540-2-24Mtf

“ TEACHERS WANTED WA N 1' E'|5l`|TW|V\ E iiD\T1"E`C\7°sTc6Tv'5

class-teacher for Village , Green- School, No. 119, Vernon llrehaut, I

4515 2 22M10lpd

Sact‘y. . - - _

Hi 213 Queen St- Reward- "'rEAci-ian wAN~rEn"ron sAsk`A-

iChGW;8¥l and Alberta schools. Sal-I aries $720 to $1000. Appl for full'

Agency. at Regina, Sask. or Cal- gary, Alberta. _ 4509-2-22M1mo

D. Coffin $2; McLeod Douglas $3;1-larry McKay $15; George W. Jay $2; James F. McLaughlin $2; David Jay $2; Don- aild J. McLeod $1; P. W. McLeod $10; J. J. Barett $5; Jonathan Afileck $2] Nathan Douglas $2; Ben Piggott $1; ,William N.Dougla.s $5;John G. Toombs M, D. $50; J. D. Timmons $5' Art-

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T-W0 CASES WHICH PROVE THE

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'Joseph.Feehan $1; Patrick Hughes . _ - 75c; G. H. Bennett $1; A. J. Grant $1; The uso oi' Dr. Chase's Ointment is Frank Kelly $1; Susan F. Newberry;wonderfully satisfactory because you $1; Mrs, Beatrice Clark $1; Albert /can actually see- the results accom Partridge $3; Daniel McWilliams $1:fplished. It is surprising what change Rev. F. W.° Sawdon $10; llev. R. l’.1fran he In-ought about in n single' Murrav $5; Montague Piggott $1' Dan- night by this great healing ointment.

to Heal the Skin

EXTRAORDINARV HEALING Pow, A8E'S OINTMENT.

Mrs. \V. W. Oliver, Port George Annapolis Co., N. S.. writes "l um' going to tell you my experlcnce Wm, Dr. Cl1use's Ointment. There was it spot cameon my face something like n mole. but lt,kept getting w0rse_

Janice Mclntyre $2. $200.75.

Half Pisquid Poll i‘.olle`cte<i by (.‘-har-\

les McDonald. Dr. Wz\'1sh $20; Ross Plgott $10; Mrs. S. J. Leartl $102 Rob- ert McKenzie ' $5; Jonathan E. Birt $5; Robert Pigott $5; John A. MacDonald $5; R, A. ;\iacDon- aid $5; Chas. MacDonald $5; I). V. MacDonald $5; D. I-‘. MacDonald $4; John Birt $3; Augustine ltiat'Donnld $2; Alfred H. Affleck $2; Peter Scott $2; Miss- M. J. Taylor $2; Stevvart Mc- Eachern $2; James A. MacDona»l1l $2. Samuel Jay $2; Lloyd Jay' $2; U- D- Iisinensn.-110 $2; John A. 11.11-Dnsnifi i$2; George Jay $2; Kimball Coflin $2; John J. MacDonald $1.50; Ezhvnrfl Duff $1.50; John A. McAulay $1; John J. MacDonald $1; Mrs.` T. Cowan $1;, Daniel Birt $1; John Gnrnum $1; \Ves-‘ iey'Jay $1; James A. Campbell $1; Owen Kelly $1; John J. MacDonald $1; Peter Dwyer $1; Jaliiefy .-\. Mav- Donald $1; Robert Jay $1; Howard Glover $1; ‘James Dwyer $1; Frank llandrahan 500; l<`. H. Fcehan :'19_q. $173.50 I - ilalf l\It Stewart l‘oll i‘0ile1~te<l b_\' D. J. l\ia1.-l)ona'l1i. J. W. l\lz\r'llm1ald $1; \Vilie Griffin $1; llcnry I-‘eelinn |552: 1'. L. Bovyer 501:; Joscpli (Tamp- bell 500; Patrick D. Doyle $1; Rich- ard Egan $5; l). F‘. Egan $2; Nathan

Iiel Piggott $1; Montague M(-Kfiy $5;z

Mr. George Beavis, 119 James

street. I’eterhoro,‘ Ont.. writes: "As u healing ointment. I consider Dr. Chasc's the best obtainable. _I had at large running soro on my leg, 'and although I had tried all the prescrip~ tions ot two doctors I was nimble to get any relief from the pain or to get the sore healed. One day my drug- gist hnnucd me a samD\§= box of Dr, (.`hase's Ointmcnt, and I used it with such good results that I decided to give the ointment 0 fair trial. Alto- gether I used four boxes, and arr- glad to be able to say that the sore on my leg is entirely healed tip. Since this experience with Dr.CI1ase-'s Oint- ment l have rc-commended It to many

people . "

and several doctors whom 1 consulted said it was skincancer/and that it would have to be cut or burned out. l intended having this done, but chang.

led my mind when my brother recom. mended Dr. Chase's Ointment. Ile- for l had finished one box of the olnt. ment thlsfakin trouble had gone. and has not bothered me since. I cannot 1 praise Dr. (7l:aee‘s Ointment 1,19 `1nuch. and you are atliberty to pub. llsli this letter.” ' 1 li? you have never used Dr. (‘,huse's Ointmbnt semi n two-cent stamp for a. sample box, and mention this pg. per. Price sixty cents n box, all deni- `ers. or Edmanson, Bates & Co., Lim.

I lteil. Toronto.

tfoflin $1; M. J. l~`et-hun $2; i"‘rzmk Fee- han $1; Hugh Shreenan $2; John J. McCormack $1; Pius 11/lc(‘orn1ack $1; Angus R. l\/ictfor-niaek $1; John P. Mc- t`orinn1~k $1; George Gunn 501:; <Tl1'as. l\'1t'l{innr>n $1; Vincent Doyle $1 ; llziymoml Doyle $1; Peter Doyle $1; John D. Doyle $1; Elislm ` Doyle $1; ilugh I-lngh hi<~i{a\- $1: Jnnies A. Foshan Mt-.Kziy $11' James A. Feclian Kay $1; Atlianlius M`L'l`u|'n1uck $1; Allan J. Blcliny $1; John ii. Pigott

($1; Finnlt l’. Doyle $1; Stephen Mc- Kay $1; F. A. Pigott $1; Walter P15. Iotr. $2; Win. D. Pigott $1; Temple 1l\iurpi1_v $1; Leon Smith $1: Wallace {l\lc'lnt_vrc $15; IJ. J. Macrlonalrl $2; ‘llc-nalrl J. Macdonnlil $1. 'P01111 $521.50. _ V 'l`utul subscriptions from public to rduie 51`2T.4~lil 98. I

I H. W. BINNING, I lionorary-'Preasurer. _ 14554 1

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I GREAT. Clearance Sale

Great t‘lear.1nco Salt- by 'I’ubli1'_

.\u.‘tion nt Mill View. Lot ~l9. on \\'<-ii-` n1‘stluy, March 7th., liegliiiiiiig ni our o`t-lock. '

auction his beautiful farm at Iiliill View. consisting of lii0 acres of land,- 70 ur-res clear, and in n high slate of cultivation. the balance <§<\vcred with 11; good growili ‘of soft wood. 'l`Iic`re ij an nlmn<lalii'e oi` black inuii on the: farm. This l`nrn1 is cept-l‘inlly ntlzipt-1 oil for <';1ttl<-iuiisirig or 1inii'yit1;z, as` c\'er_v iioltl on the \'111n1 can bv \\'uter- cd. Mill View ltnilwny Station only: hull u miie uwaiy. S1-l1nol~s_ _\iil-lag’ lllu1~k.~'n\itI1s. (‘hui'cl\cs i1c1\.i‘. 1 mile from Vernon River Bridge. making the farm an iflenl lioirlesicntl.

S'I`O(`K‘.-1 .l\i|1re. 10 years old,

i.l\|n0tln_\'i, i Horse. 4 years old;

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Large Clearing Sale By Auction

nt ten o’clock,a. m. that beautiful land si .uated at Rocky Point, kno the same day we will sell all the House hold furniture etc. etc.

TERMS-,-Twelve months c

with 6 per cent off for cash. Ter

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I H111 i\\==lf\1<'I@\\ by -l°i\H T-I We are authorized by th`c Executors of the estate of the late John ““\'1”“' -I0 Se" "F" '“"”I"‘ Newson, to sell on Thursday. March, lst, 1917, commencing

farm conssting of 122 acres choice wn as the Warren farm’-also on stock, crop and Farm implements,

redlt on all sums exceding $5.00 ms for farm at sale. See hantibill

BENJ. CARTER & CO.

Auctioneers

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Knit,-I. i .\inrr> It ye'.\r.< olil, Dusty Mil-| lor, l .»\n\cric:m Stmicinril Bred Mare' in foul. by Mayor Todd, 1. pure' bi'e1iI Stallion by liottoni, 2 years old; fi* cows in calf, 2 cows t`arr0\v, 2 steers

2 year:-'. old; 2 Heifei‘s', 2 yeage old; 4 Valves, it Sheep. 1 Iirood So\v 5 Gcese,I T5 llcn.s_

t‘Ii()l'.~-12 tons llay, quantity of

.~1trn'.\', 1200 bushels Outs; 25 bushels Whenl; 30 bushels Outs and llarlcy1

Notice to

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lnf°l'lflIli0ll to Canadian h‘eachers',, _,A

1111-.-<1, 1 bushel nay seen, 200 i.11.111e1s I l‘otatoes', 100 bushels ’l‘u1‘nips. 1 FARM IMPLEMENTS.-1 iiinder.

111115101- l'iarris; 1 Huy Mowc-‘r, nearly now, l` steel rake; (Frost & \\'oc-:i); 1 Gum: Plow; 1 sltigle Plow; 1 Disc l'Iarro\v; 1 'l`ooih I'li\i‘ro\v. Ii Sections; l l’utai.o Sculllor, 1 (‘rcnm Separator Stnmlitrtl, 1 ’I`u|‘nip Pulper. 1 Curl. nml Wlicels, l 'i`ruclc, 1 Sceilcr Iirc-Jil Vast. 1 Wood Sleigh, new; 1 ` liob Sic-igli, 1 Driving Sleigh, 1 Buggy, 1 (`o11<-oral \Vagi:oii, Driving l-larness, Curt liuriicss, Tcnin lflitriicssz, Traces Sliovcls lloes, Forks and nume- rous other articles to munic- rous to mention. l~ic»uscl1ol<l Furni-I ture, consisting oi’ Kitchen, Dining Room, Bell-Room Furniture. Every-

thing must go as Mr. Muttlo\v is going H \ _ .

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TERMS-On Stock, (Trop and Farm- 1

ing Implements, $5.00 and under, . e cash, over; that nmoun1_ 9 months’ c ~ I Q tlit on appr'ove‘d' joint notes. Six gg* .

cent. oi`i` for Cash. Terms for farm

made known at -sale ~

ll' day proves stormy, sale first line

J. A. M non/11.0 I ° AUC.mONEER_ 4507-2-zaivniiusmsii. (ily,

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Cover apers and Tag Board

We _are now. in a position to _handle all kinds

of Job Printing at short notice. Give us a call with

B.fm1¢¢ldS» Visitin Cards, Letterheads. Law 1? actums, Statements. I Menu Cards, Nvfeheads. Handbiils,

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