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coffee-'and the- more part- - icular . you are about aroma

and flavour _- the

more you will

-ipprepiate “S-EAL BRAND"

QCFFEE- 00°C YOU' -have trio-1 51',

your ch_oice_wi_ll always be C_ha-Se 5;

Sanborn’s “SEAL BRAND”'COFFEE.

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Q K. 1 'und 2 pound tins.” Whole-_gronn_d,_pu|`v¢,-|zed_ me ' flue ground for Percoliitore. Never sold in bulk. 1”

_ ' ' ‘ ci-msn s¢s.\NsonN.» Mon-'riusA|.. '

rfdpei-e fin- -christmas

If you can’t_ get back to the old

home for Christmas a new photo- graph~w1ll com_e nearest: to taking your p`lace_-will bring cheer to home _keeping hearts. Make the appointment today at

The Bayer Studio

ummniirriti.

P--1-Ill _ _ ,

')'JR FRIEINDS can buy

Y anything you can give :hem-except your photograph.

Make/'art appointment today. °

The C0ok’s Studio

New Deer'-ieev .s.:<L=i< »

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A. E. LYON, Studio

_Good Photography Moderate Prices.

Personal attention to Am-

ateur Photography.

_107 Queen St.

Phone 68-J. _ |!_-9-' '_ _ ' _i

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. _*ARRIVAL OF THE CAR FERRY;

-The i1-*riviilof the C - l`-` st -

The more you know about f ‘ Th..-» Einstein Guardian i

i _.~ i°r P/we tdiiuy in one iifevineel ..°7`rwo can-rs pei- were eden in-i

..*T. GORDON IVES is Guardian

representative in Montague. I _ _Minimum charge twenty~ilve- cents.

..°BU,ILD|NG DAMAGED;-Diirinfr

c-ne ofthe recent heavy gales n large “rt of the roof of the old Gordon

bulliizi-; on I-Isnt. St.. was blown awayn ._"Ainong those attending the The oldbulldlng has beccme so dilapl-‘ mi.-_-tiiig oi' the Knights of Columbus

date-cl that it_ is proposed to have it

pulled down.-&. -. i'i`liursday were: George McQii-did.

-_ -Join: Campbell, D. F. Tierney, J.

..°GEORGE'l'0wN'8 SURPLiJS_`- Whelan. -M. A. Paquet. -°

The "clty fathers” of Georgetown have - l

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reason to-feel proud of the tact that

the public accounts of the town for:many friends are' pleased to see Lt. the DBS! Yea-` 5l\0Wf-'J 11 Surplus c-I re- E, Johnson in Soni-is, renewing ac- venue over Bvtpendlture amounting to qusintancos in his former hump town.

lars The question of lighting the streets is at present under considers tion -&

*TEACHER JOINS COLORS.-

ai crry cam .. ., I

cr Pfini-e Edward lslaiid on hi' t' t _One_°f the las; men to Sign on n mn to Gec_r,0t0Wn Ere ted 'Z1 ‘r5_ Souiis was Mr._ D, _F. Tierney". vice

_ l. ii mu i cu

tliusiasm among thc townspeople- many

oi’ whitiii crowded (0 the wharf to meet "_m,_,c,_._,_ to mls d at d_ Mr_|

thc big ship as she steamed up tc- licr anchorage She brough‘ over a large-

numher m.'paBseng0rS add an immense not accepted until this, the third -time.|

iiuuiitity of freight, thc handling of which occupied the working people of Ge-orgefown thi- h tih d

thusiastic . liugfoxl 9 "y‘ barracks in Sourls will be opened to'

Praises o e ship and hei_

otll-cers and crew are heard on all; sides, and it is to be hoped that she may continue on the Georgetown route during _thc winter.-&_

on when the 105th was in Soni-is, as

the' best equipped in the provinceli

'-_ ' . iThere should be no difficulty in se~|

__..*Mr. Daniel Shepard of Glenfzkii-

“‘“-“_W“S 1° G€'°fg°f°W" "€¢€"Uy <1" for such a popular arm of t-he service building, du parties included in in it bu~..i_iiess trip.-lc. us that Of H-i€S€ Eff-ill€\'y~ '_' iabove request would do well to con

WI” _- __ ___ __ _- , _ ---- -_muiilcate with (lollector Arthur (Tu

._ . -_ James D. Stewait. B<irristei| __eMANy E_N_|0y SKA-I-|NG_ rie_ SouriS_ as Soon as possibm gi

. ` ' ll i "

at-law of Cliai‘lottet.o\vii was ii visitor' to Georgetown last _\\'c'_!:.--.‘I:.

.."M r. Ira Stewart, Montiigue, went

to New Glasgow, N, S., Weileesday to take up it position iii the muiiition works there.-Q.

..*i\li-s, Milford Moore and faiuily

have returned from Pictc-_i, N. S., wherc they have resided since early last fall. Mrs. Moore is accompa- nied by her sister l\irs_ Poiiltoii.-&.

-. .’*(‘aptaiii (‘ha`rlcs Glory of George-

town is iiiiiicrgoiiig treatment in the (‘_hai'lotte-town Hospital for heart- trouble.-&_

!"°£<=a*°“==\' -'3-55'?

Dr.. .ll E. BLANCHARD

__ _DENTIST

PARLQRS-,-125 Queen Street, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

Phone 275-J.

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1-as-_:___ -. lonaon 's ourrv llrrietere and Attorneys lolleitorl ter Royal Bank or \Csnui.

ION IY ‘T0 LOAN

l.A.ldeLosi\. K_6.. Donald McKinnon

HQLIAN I MoKlNNON

~ Jarrlstors, . . fnttornsyui -Law

loyal Bank Bldg., Charlottetown.

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Mcl.EOD & BENTLE

W. E. Bentley, K. C. Barristers ' and Attorneys-at-Law

1- _ Money lo Loan. ,

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Office-Bank of N. 8. Chambers.

,;0l'el'lottet0wn. P. E. I. ..

J. 'f-D. _sféwari

Barrister, "Solicitor and

Notary Public 0Ece

NEWSON- BLOCK » _ Charlottetown

Branch Office Georgetown

Money to Loan _on 1 Real

` Estate

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_lsn't it time YOU attended tlypur eyes ?

l~`oi°_-many years they may have ser-

ved you well-7-but do they not require a iittfe’ care now? You know there le the question of preserving the aight

for the futur anditzls should be a sufficiently Ave; ' or to warrant Your serious attention. ‘

wh An: 3_1- vofih asnvioz

tacles; cheap orr-.high grade, or merely a quick repair; we are best equipped in this district to give you prompt and accurate service,-ond he you rich -ir poor, you are assured of that careful and conscientious attention

Whither lf. 0 eyolllsleai ol' spec- ' _ _

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Skating B Boots -

Skating time is here

everyone should

njoy the fun. Foot wear s highly important.

,_ We* have correct shoes or ice skating.

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Meir.. $2.50 ie $5.00

\_iVomen’s $2.95 to $4. Boys’ $2.50 to 58.50 Miners 2.50'-ie $3.25

Youths’ $2.00 to_ $2.25

\ See our new offering

Alley & Co. s

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EXPERT _

We have recently |155*-“li llflVll08°

of visiting-puidomces cts, 0 0! the most expert Opticians iqiimoansde.

which your eyes deserve, and by the constant rendering of which we have gained our present high stanuins in

the c_?m1n\inlt,p._

Ou store lem permanent institution

in -Your town.-'We are' not here to-day and gone tomorrow. We are here evsrfdsy, and stand randy to adjust

Ili! :Let may arise in fut-

\ll’9. _ I le cs wort y your con- _ _ _

-'-'-5----,-,---,»---~,,,,,,,;~ G.;F. Hutch, eson .

°--f»~ -~- °»~~-;~, , _ 1 opiieien _ up.~“i_‘.;°r.d-:-..::’..-2.'-2:. ~:° 'ia-

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llemagus,

|Wa have studied their methods and .seen them practically d°m°°°¢fl¢°5- and it is s matter of gratification to lbe nhiym any that the service we arc giving our patrons. we believe is quite equal to that obtainable in the larger centres.. _ . We solicit your patronage.

pilnclpal of the Sourls High School "lieu we say “last' we do not wish

. un er an iii- i.ey offered tutce before, but was

We want moie men ot’ this' type. -*

..-*SOLDIERS IN SOURlS.- The

the Siege' Artillery Draft in -:he course Of it few days. Mi". Mclean has- twenty-iive men, -just hall ot' his <oiii- pleme~iit_ The barracks- are' in spicii- did condition and have been reported

Guring the remaining twenty-live men

-Skating i thc popular pleasure _idst now everywhere. While muci can be said in favor of rinks during cold weather ye; open-air skating has its. advantages. Norris Pond, Soui'is, is crowded every fine evening and the young people of the town are en- joying the excellent skating to the fullest m_e'asure’. 0n'e feature of it with

that the school children' do their skating in the' early part of the even- ing, -*

..*WHITE RATS_-Mr. George

Yoston of Georgetown is the possessor of a natural curiosity in the shape of a pair of white rats which were- pre- sented to him by a friend in New Glasgow, N. -S. These little animals are perfectly white' lu color their eyes are a beautiful pink shade and they are quite tame. They have at pre- sent a family of three and have shown their philoprogenitivene-ss by rearing several families since they came into Mr. Yostoirs possession. ,They make splendid pets and,are said to wage war on their gray brethern, quickly exterminating them in any place whci-0 they may chance- to be. Mr. Yoston had already disposed of se-

Georgetowii all of whom are delighted with their purchases.-&.

..*FORTUNE NOTES_-Mr. E. S.

‘Johnston and Mr. Laughlan McCor- mack are very busy smelt fishing and have -made some fine catches. The dance- and bean supper held ln Bay Fortune 'School was a decided success the sum of $34.00 was realized for Red Cross work. Quite a number of the members of Eastern Light, L.-O. L., of Fortune Britlge were in Dundas oil last Tuesday attending the district meeting. Mr. Harry Weathe-rbie of Dundas was in Fortune last Monday 01', a business trip. l'i`he mild weather has allowed the farmers of Fortune to se-cure a large quantity of sea manure which will be very valuable for their next crop. Mr. Wesley McKenzie of Bay Fortune has taken a trip to New Glasgow, N. S., and expects to be ,there for a few weeks. -Mr. Howard McKenzie of Bay Fortune left for New Glasgow last week. Mr. Wesley Keele of Little River has arrived home after spending the summe-r and fall, at Stanley Bridge. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jenkins of Dureil, were in Sourls Monday. Mr. _George Jack- son of Fortuiie: Bridge was visiting in Annandale on Sunday. Tile Fortune sportsmen report geese and duck quite plentiful there is also a large number of seals around the Harbour and cape; which affordi very good shooting.- F.

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It dlstresses you as much as ber!

Why continue to treat it by dosing the stomach (which is not ailing) ym; cough mixtures, syrups. tonlss. and the like? You will never cure lung troubles by dosing the stomach.. The Pens wav is en- tirely dinerent. Pepa are tablets made up Pine extracts and medi- cinal sss_en s, which when put into the mouth! rn into healing vapors. '1'hsss_ ' cathed down direct to gh;--1 , I throat and bronchial tubes-'-not swallowed down to, the

stomach'-_whieh_is not ailing.

Pops contain no morphia, lauda-

n\iq_;,°nor any of the poisons _which- ai-sj und in' many of ths_-oid-faiih- toned syrups. reps are, therefore, but for aged people and' for young children. Pops do not dllordsr the- stomhohs' they swseten the breath. are pleusnt to take. and are the latest and best that science can . offer for the treatment of cou_ghs. oollsnhronchltis and allied ung- troub s. Boo. all drugglsts my stores' or for price from Pep|.C,., Toronto. Remember the gnome-

UDWBPGB Of ($400) f0\Il' hundred (lol-|l\ir. .ioliiiioii was wounded -last Oc-

which the teachers are pleased is’

veral pnirs to different parties HQCORNS 5 SECONDS

. _ 4 . . "it war- hairl for Belgian pride.

There were no flags. but German

sertion' for advertising in this col- umn. -Cash must accompany order. I

,.*MR. R. R_ HOWLETT is Guar-

dian agent for Annandale and vicinity

in (‘harlcttctcn-'ri 931 Wednesday and

.. A WELCOME VlSiTOR.- His

tobc but l-i ‘most wcll 'igain and is ie'u'iiing to thc front in the neui futuic A public iereptlon was tender ei to hi"i .i.id Gi Doiron another re '1 ii it fi .nd former resident of Soi is, iii I l`atiick‘s Hall Souris, on th= cveni ' 0* January 2nd Mayoi Matthew-i pri il and speeches were delivcisd lr. ihr leading citizens showing in a small measure how the work of tht- .a mcn is appreciated by ail true Ciiniiiliaiis. -*

Currie of Souris, has receive-:l ii coni-

ot' Marine, which says: “Will yo be good enough to semi me with as little delay as possible the names of :i‘i persons, firms, or companies

to build ships, or boats." In lh event of it being the intention oi' th Federal government to aid in ship-

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ing full inioiination a-. it may be t their intci-est.

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meeting was held in the Little Poml School-housc on Wednesday evening, January 10th. Judge, Fraser, recruit- ing oiilcer for King's County, and Lt. Roy McLean conilucte-.l the iiicetiiig and were assisted by Mr. Ht H. |Acorii, of Sourls_ Mr. 'George Grccn, Sourls, gave two humorous readings. which were well iecelveil. The meet- ing wus quite representative, there, _being upwards of forty young men ~of military age present and thoughi ,only one recruit was secured for the* [King's County Siege Artillery Drai`t_l the patriotic and sympathetic s-pii-iti of the meetings leads Mr. Mc-liean to; expect more recruits from Little Pond- and= vicinity. Mr. Malo MacDonaidj enlisted that evening and came in to\ Souris the following day and was ac-i -ceptckl. Before the meeting closed, ii, _patriotic chorus was voluntarily ieii-I Ede-red by a iiumbe'r of young people'

,audi was thoroughly enjoyed by all.

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Sore, blistering feet from corn-pinched' toes can be cured by Putnam's Ex-

- tractor in 24 hours. I , "P\1tnai1i's sootlier. 'away that drawing paln,eases instant- ily, makes the feet feel good, at once ~G_e‘ a 25' bottle of “Putnam’l” today.

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CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS

;But.ter (creamery prints) 43-45 |Eggs, doz. 40-45 iFowl, lb 12-15 chickens. lb ._ 15-18 _Ducks. lb 16-18 "Turkeys, lb .. .. 22-25 ine-er (io) retail 15-zo, Beef (wholesale) dressed .07-.10 Heel’ (live weight) .. .05-.07 Turnips (bushel) .. 20-20 Oats (white) bush. 60-60 Oats (black) bush. .. . 62-65 Parsnlps (lb) .0115 Buckwheat (bush.) 75-90 Wheat' (bush.) $1.25 -1.50 Hay (ton) . . . . . . . . . .._ ._ .. $12-$13 Straw- (ton) .. 7.00 Potatoes (bushel) ._ 60-60 Lambs (live) .. ..L.08%-.09 Pork, (selects) wholesale 16-16%

SUMMERBIDE MARKETS.

Butter (dairy) per lb 37 to 38 Butter (creamery) lb 41 to 42

Buckgheat per bush - 75 to 1.00 Calls ins per lb 17 to 13 Esssper dw- ss id sp Chickens per lb. 16 to 20 Fowl per lb 12 to 15 Ducks per lb 16 to 18 Hay (loose) ton 10.00 to 12.00 Hay (pressed) per ton 12.00 to 13.0 Hides per lb 'ls to 19 Lamb pens (each) 60 to 80 Oats (black) bush. . 62-65 Oats (white) per bush 65 Potatoes por bush 50 Butter (tub) 35-36 Straw (pressed) per ton 6.00 to 8.50 Butter (fresh) lb _. .36-40 Turnips per bush 20 Pork 1214 to 14

\ _ PHEASANT5 FOR PRUSSIANS

PLAIN BREAD FOR BELGIANS.

In his book entitled "War Bread,"

Edward Eyre Hunt, recently in charge of the Province of Antwerp. on he- he-if of the Belgian Relief Commis- sion, draws a striking ,picture of present-day Belgium.

"The best hotels in' Brussels-_" he

writes, “were' full of officers who lived by requisition. What they wanted, they took. They even requisltioiieil womefn‘s"un`dei-wear from dockers in the Brussels Golf Club. and of course wine was always fair spoils, whe- ther paid for by the lntendantur or not.

“General von Luttwitz, military

governor of Brussels. inhabited ii beautiful palace on the rue def la Loi -a magnldcent residence with priceless carpets and enormous cloisonne vases on the/grand staircase. Such places were hives- ol soldiers. ‘orde'.-lies rushed to and fro carrying rabbits' and pheasauts for the Gen- oral’s table and a persistcm smell of soup through the mansion. The Ger-

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(lrosg Hospital. On thc' heights be- side the Palais do iliisticc. German cannon t`io\vn'ed~lo\i-ii the city. Thi- Graiid Palace eclioi-il to soldicrs' steps. the park walks were churnr-l up hy' the hoovrs of Gorman ivzir- iioi.»‘v:\.`

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anofhcr rat- or another <>i‘ii4l€‘._roiii-es! and fiasbi-_il Sho brilliant carol:-ss. mili- tnrisfiv 'i`ciitons,"

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by i-oiitrastiiii; this i'riiss-ian dis- play oi' pomp`nhil` luxury, with the niis<~i‘_v and (injection of the Bclglaiis The chief i-lrciiiustnnce of the day to

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these poor people is the hour wiii\|i‘iimc he had in.-it more than 5 lbs in, tliegv assemble tu iii-aw their scant ra- weight, null lic was so niiriemiourish- tions,»tliree slices oi' bread anrla bowl eil. that lic was icdiici:-il to about 50" nr soup. 'riiie i.-. .ii mice their bi»eeii-_p- <-~ of 1'-'llrli-pri-. I-ipwaver. with fast. dinner, ton. and supper- just seven millions to feed. 'lhe present i-nough_to kr-pp them from stnrva- rations i-anim., he incrcnsc-xi. liideed. tion. 'tlicy w?‘l have to he_rcd_\Io¢>'rl. un_lrss....$` Mr. (lrn_\-_ ii ini~iii\wr of the liclivf all do their utmost io lie‘-Eb niit` Bc-l-" ('oiiimi;-.-ion in iiclciuiii_ feeling an- giuni. dui-ing these' darkest days of _ liiiiiioil of lhr- flirt ihiii be was get- har liis-.iory_ Everybody. not bearing iiniz bi-tier fooil than the people ho arms. should makc some sacrifice-. was thc-r< io help. iii-<-Iiicii that ht-would .°r~‘i'.d iinfvtlier contribution to lhe henr- livi-_ on rcgii-lixr cuiitocn fnro. lie' he- cs* roniniitlee, or direct to the' Bel- ' giiii to draw his rations with the rest 'gian Reli6'i‘ iP\i'nd,.59 St.-'-*Peter Street ni' the pnpiiinrc. and stayed with it Montreal. Mentloii Belgiunfs need to for just one' week. Ai the ond of ,Hint your friends. _

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