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buy in this province. l l - ,__ ~ -» _ '_ ` _F __

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;;__;<.PENSLAR

WlV'i`l_te__i__ Pine and A "Balsam

if you have a stubborn

coug`h,_ if your lu`ngs"are inflamed, .~ and your air passages irritated, this splendid cough syrup will afford the relief you seek, promptly and without any harmful after effects.

Get a bottle of this ef-

fective remedy as soon as possible, and. rid yourself of that cough. Sold in two~s1zes

`2s¢ ‘ana soc _

E.=A. Foster

(ieyitiral Drugstore

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'

Pownal Red

Cross Society

Acknowied'ge1l 'since divldinl.; (hal.

on hand Octi 20th. 1917) equally with newly formed Society at 1\lt. Mellick

$43.60. Eyértliei' Dntlatloiis-. Miss Sadie Jones _ W Mrs. tllcv.) ll. Pierce $1.00; Proceeds of 'l`ea ut llonie ot' l\irs,__Geo. liallein,, Iiirch lllii, Dec. sift; -1917.-*$12.15. 'rouu $5175. ivn»s_ Joseph Bradley, 1. lb. rolls. This Soc- iety has sent direct to the boys in the ti'en1'hes since ()1't_ 30,1917 to Jan. 1_7th 1918 123 pairs so1'k.~=,1iZS pairs mit- tens. The prisoners- oi' war adopted by this Society has been provided for t’ro1n Oct. 23rd, 1910 to March 1918 as tbllowsi Rev. Mr. \Veeks $1.00; Mrs. Jphn_ Smith $1.00; Collection at Mrs. G. Carver's $5.50; Collection taken at home of Mrs. H. Lane $2.55; Collect- ion lnken at lllt. Albion $3.00; Collect- ion at home oi' Mrs. Meitue $6.00 Pro ceeds of tea given at Forester' llouse by Hrs. A. A. Moore, Mrs. J. A. Moore and Mrs, Daniel 'Wood $20.00; Collect- ion $2.00; Collection at lionie ol' l\'lr;-i. E. \’t'oo1l. $4.00: t'1>li1'1'tion ut hoin1'. oi' Mrs. W. Young $1.51); Collection at imnie oi' Mrs. Austin Jardine $4.50; (lolleetion at home oi' lilis. N. Guy $2.00; <‘oll1:ction at home ot' Miss Sad- ie and Meliiu. Jones $7.25. 'i‘otal col~ l1»1>1_11d\u$61L§i0. .Front .General funds $1ii_'iS“,'l"ai1l $80.08. 'Leslie L. Jenkins. Sccy-'i`i'cas_ 2310pd.

CANAD'A'S RECORD PROOF OF WHAT U. S. WILL DO

Socialist Member in Prussian Diet Shows Absurclity of Minister's Contention that the Americans Cannot Get Army Across to Europe

.\_~1s*r’t~;it\i>AM_ Jan. z::_»-in me

Lower ilousc of the l’i'us_~:ian Diet on Saturday, Drf Franz Mchriiig, inde-

pendent Soeiallst, iriude the following

inquiry: -, “1»£' Canada, with less than nine mil-

lion inhabitants. has been able tn

throw a quartet' of a million soldiers into Europe, who were not able to ily or siwini, what grounds has the finance minister for denyl`nl.: the United States. with 110,000,000 inlmhitants any military capacity?" , Dr. Melirlng proceeded lo reprove the Prnsslou finance minister. Dr.

llei h content whith he

.'t.z, for sue ' pt. 2

decluretl, was likely to bring heavy

_COAL Annlvso.--Just rot-t-lvl-ii drllzvtrt trout New York. six curs_hurd toni. liuntain ‘liell & t.‘o. 2209-1-23l\ii.\

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"VL/\lB<;REr_ts L_EAv£-Sonia tw0,,ly_

'J a oreis leit the city yesterday

ln'-’"‘l"5 l0\` Sydlleb’ where they will' Ulltiulto in construction work.

0 T050 FARMERS AND WORKMEN 1 ii .Y ~» puirs ull \vool lloiilospun »|,,,_ulg -ll 11 snap to-morrow. Patons Limited.

_ 2268-1-22Mti'.

WORKMEN BUY YOUR 0\/ER.

ALLS ui. Patons today, it will pay you. 100 Workmeirs- Caps 50c_ "Patons Limitetlt 22ti8~1-22Mtl`_

ARMEMIAN FUND.- The memb-

ers' ol' tho Methodist Sunday School of Mmhlock took up an offering on Sllllllfly on behalf oi’ Armenia, The amount being $l8_30__.w_ -

OPEN EVENINGS-The News and

Variety Store, Cor. Great George St. and Sydney St. is open evenings un- til-nine ocloek. Latest foreign pa- pers always on l1and_ 2314-1-24M2l.

' CREW LEAVES _FOR U. S.- l‘he remainder oi' the crew of the

yesterday i`or their homes in Detroit, Michigan.

GUNNER GAUDET " GETTING

BETTER.-The many friends oi’ Gun- ner Gaudet, who left here with the Sth Siege Battery will be plensedto learn that he has' completely recovered' from the effects of shell shock and gas pois-oning and has joined Major l’oaks's new battery, recently' formed in England. '

THE HALIFAX DISASTER IN P|C» TURES-Ou sale at tho News and Vu- 'rtety 'Storo, opposite St. Dunstan's t‘athedral. ' This book contains 40 photographs covering all sections of tho ruined district and also an intro- duction telling the cause ol' the ex- plosion. the damage done and the olli- cial list of dead. 'i‘here is it very large demand for this 'book for mail- ing to soldiers and other friends abroad. £53111-1-241\I3i.

THE ROTARY CLUB-The re-

gular weekly meeting of the itotary (Zluh was held yesterday at 1 o’ulock in the liozey Korner tea rooms. with ltotarian W. A. Stewart in the chair. Two new members, Rotari-an J. G. Jamieson' and Iloturinn G. I<‘. llutche- son took their seats for the iirs|_ itime and were warmly welcomed. A resolu- tion endorsing it general resolution passed ‘hy ltotary Clubs all over Van- Iutla, showing that the lluinihion tiov- crninent. should stantl fully re:~'pon- sihlo foi‘ the restitution of striken ilalliux was passed as was also another resolution, endorsing the ru- solutiun passed by the Ontario Rotary it‘lub_ to the effect that the iioininion

'ltlov1'.i'|n\i1ii\i. should exeit greater on ideavors towarils preventing and' sup- I , pressing voncrial disorders. l‘lics1~ \\'er1\. tho\'oughl_\‘ 1lis1'.us.~ie1l and pas.~:1\1| unuininously. itotnrian ll. ll. Ili-ld. li. _\l_ il. gave at most interesting talk on Dentistry.

PURE llllllll] MAKES

HlllllHY PEilPlE

liood's Sarsaparilla surely and’ e'1`-

fe-ctiveif removes scrofula. boils- and other blood diseases because it drives out of the blootl all the humors that cause tliese tlisensem 'They cannot he successfully treated in any other wa_v_ Extdmal 'atpplidntioiis for their re- moval have proven almost useless, because they cannot drive out the impuriti=t-_-s that are in the blood.

i'lood’5 Sarsaparilla makes pure

lrieh blood. perfeets the digestion,an1l

penalties in its train, especially il' builds up U16 Whole S¥5tem~ T110 Ski"

coupled with empty threats.

The minister, replying, admitted that

he was unable to prove his statement concerning the American ariny. _hut

becomes smooth, cleah and healthy. This great blood' remedy has stood the test ol’ forty years. insist on hav- ing Hood’s for nothing else acts like

Tiere is no real substitute. Get it

was still convinced that it could not como over.

it. 1 _ - Money. som by an avuggists

pun id;-nr'

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

0 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 1-

1I"l"l'1l~'l'

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lim

Ulnlnltlod ndo, undor this hold cost one cont per word per insertion where oooh ncco_rgipn_y_1lol order, with mlnl- lmlm charge of 26 cents por Inner- tI°n. Count your words and nnvo mon- l¥ by romlttlng with order. Stamp: l¢¢0p!¢d. Ado. taken' by phono or lent by mlll will bo charged nt 21:. Mr word, to cover bookdoeoping chin- l°l» liationory nnd pontngo on no- oountl.

AGENTS WA NTED

AGENTS WANTED T0 BELL FOI

"the old reliable Fonthill Nurseri os.” We teach our men to sell. Experience unnecessary, highest oommlldionn paid; handsome treo Gqulllmont. Eton, & Wellington. To ronto, Ont. _

1911-1-1llri_EtillJan_31at

HELP WANTED-l*‘]E- '

MALE

MIDDLE AGED WOMAN WANT8

position at housekeeper. Apply 26 bongworth' Avo. 2270-1-221/i3ipd.

MAID WNNTD FOR GENERAL housewot'it"ln family ot tour. Apply 131` Water Stréet. 2320-1-24M3i.

»‘ A ' .‘»--.'l ;

i HELP WANTED MALE

WANTED A CAPABLEOALKBMAN.

general store, experienced manjre-‘ lerrod. Apply W. A.-Punto-.0 fio- Montana,

’ M1sonL1.aNEoUs.

FOX FEED-D0 YQU KNOW THAT

tiaplin is the best and cheapest

i feed for foxes? Carload just ar-

rived. 1'. C. Brown, Revere Ho- tel. 2277~1~22fMtf_

FOX FEED-JUST ARRIVED CAR-

loud ot’ Fresh Ca/plln. Foxinon take

_ notice this will_.be your lust

chance to purchase this feed. P. lirown, ltovero Hotel. 2278-1~22'Mtf_

F

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OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE ATi 6 cents per bundle. Guardian Otllco.

, - 1580-LMMLI.

FOR SALE-» YORKSHIRE BOAR

nge 2% yenrs_» Eligible for regis- tration. Apply John liowatt, Tryon, Capo Traverse, It. R. 2295-1-24Mipd.

,_ _ *HEAVY BROWN PAPER FOR

I sale, excellent for putting under

olioloth or on1'pe¢|_ Apply nt"I‘he

` Gunrdlnn Oiloo. 78|-10-Mitt.

WANTED.

P. E. I. SEED WANTEb.- Carvell

Bros. want oats. wheat, barley, buckwheat and timothy seed.

~ - 2311-I-24Mtll

WANTED TO PURCHASE-A BHORE ~ farm within easy roach 'ol 'Chariot-

lottetownp Apply nmtlniifpnrtldn- tm tn "Parchment, "Guardian

' nmoo." __ 2110M`Dtt.

American steamer Mitchell, left

l

i

and Curtaining dur

I .

per' cent

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mg this sale _ ' _ ‘ ____ ' » _'4_ 1 E jj _ '_ pl-iieég

p c off

All Art Sateens Tapestry, Furniture Coverings, Curtains

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Linen Towels

30c to L_

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~ and we Advise you to Attend _

The last English mail brought us notice of a further'

If the general public was acquainted with the facts and

knew what tremendously high prices the factories were asking for goods today there would be such a rush for goods - - during this sale that We would be totally unable to handle _ the crowds. ' ` A

' 30 p. c. advance on prices now in force and also stated that

1.50 pr. at 150

per cent ell

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'1

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` ` of En lish Lon cloths!

[fortunately we bought heavily in advance and are in

a position to offer an old reliable guarantee of prices much less than asked by the 'factories today.

Again we advise you - take--advantage of the opportunity

\.__=`, /_ . I __ , Our line of Shectings and Pillow

' " " We show a very large and coin - ' _

'Q /` - Cottons is complete in all widths, ~

,_;' _ hit Special Pricss Pillow Cottons

f plete line of all makes and qualities

Mu L J V lk-/r

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34 in. 36 in.

F 36 in -HWY ani;

36 in. 36 in.

Linens

of all `

Kinds Sm

» 36 in.

at 15 32 ii:

27 in.

_ A 36 in. Madapolan

36 in. 36 in. 40 in. 40 in.

Longcloth Longcloth » ~ Lon gcloth Longcloth Longcloth Longcloth Longeloth

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, .....l.»1' _....171-

..`. . . . . . . ...i81'.

_ _ ._ _‘£00

Horrockses Cottons

Longcloth - - - Longcloth Longcloth Madapolan Madapolan

Madapolan - Madapolan Madapolan Madapolan

ati. Freeliemming _ V

Ar/

-' ~ to rap* f. 44' nxt ya 1 1 "* H* "

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Many of our customers aij_e familiar with

these splendid cottons,--the iinest in the world, for wear and durability; we offer a complete line.

_ . _ 12% c

151' 201- 171'

. _ . I8"

. . . .._‘.l01'

. . . . . .J341'

_ .281-

301' 351'

not much more goods would be obtainable. 1 '

_Our Annual Linen Sale has been 'a feature of our

business for many years and We were determined. to hold it ‘ this year if at all possible.

weights and qualities. A

. . -100

151'

54 in. Heavy Quality - - 64 in. Heavy Quality - - - 70 in. Round Thread - - - - » -33"'

. . . . .1130

. _'|61'

-. _ .500 . .550 _ A51' _ . .501'

601'

in. Heavier Quality in. Heavier Quality in. Heavier Quality in. Heavier Quality in. Heavier Quality in. Heavier Quality in, Heavier' Quality

70

70 ._ 70 ._ 70 .. 30 ._

80 80

Plain and Circular

Cottons

In both fine and heavy thread makes,

genuine English goods.

4Oil'1_l)]3i)]......._. 45 i1]_ plain .. _ . _ . . . . . . . . . . ._ . 40 in. circular ~ ~ ~ ~ 42 in. circular - - - - . - _

44in.circular 46i1]_Ci1‘cu]31’..................$60

Other still better qualities in all widths

anld weights, at special prices during the sa e.

Pillow

220 251' 281' 301'

. . .320

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