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Coal

We are discharg-

ing Hard Coal. Chestnut and Stove sizes. We would like to supply you this year, our Coal is the very best and our price is right.

A. Pickarii 8: Co.

Phone 240

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fRo_ds, Reels Lines, Flies

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thing to _mike

, your outing a

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Take a

KODAK with you

We have Cameras from

$1.00 to $35.00

also a full line of Camera supplies.

Geo. E. Hughes

Do You Like Good /-Chocolates-\

if you like the choicest in

pure, fresh chocolates, you will be delighted with the display we have here now.

Here today, you will get-

- -2%. \

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Wear This Patriotic I Badge

Neiison’s '

Moir’s

Willard’sor

Leggitt’s Chocolates

-_the b_est chocolates for discriminating people, all

and help the Island Pat- £f§,Sl;n§|?;ir5"“r°’ "ght from

riotic Fund. Price 100 'l`ake home a box with

each. . Proceeds to be you.

given to The Island Pat-

McKlNNON DRUG COMPANY

riolic Fund. » _

Charlottetown Guardian

izvs ii s-Muir.

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AT THE KOSEY KORNER. break-

fast served from 8 to 10; dinner, 12 to 2; supper, 5 to 7. mill

ALL THE CLASSES in Alberton

Races are well filled.

SEE THE AD. for the Albertoll

Races on another page.

THE ALBERTON races August 23.

will be a pleasant outing, Special train from Charlottetown. Return fare only one dollar and forty cents.

GRANVILLE ClFlCUlT.-Granville

Methodist Circuit, Aug. 22nd, Rev. L. J. Leard will hold services as follows: Wheatley River, 11 il.m.; I-iunter River. 3 p.ln.; Grallville, 7 p.ln.

RETURNED.-Mr. Benoit Doiron,

Mayfield, who had been in Sackatche- wan and Alberta, where lie was eu- Sagcd in teaching for the past two or tllree years, arrived home last Well- nesilny night.-T.

OFF FOR THE WEST.-Among

tilosedcaving the island last Tuesday morning for the \l/est were Messrs Raymond Gallant, W. (lraswell, Felix Gallant and Eusebc Locaux. all of Rllstico.-T.

QUARTERLY BOARD.-The first

Quarterly Board meeting of the Grail- ville Mctllodlst Circuit will be imiq ill the church at Wheatley _River on Monday, Aus. aoth. at 2 p.in.‘ A full attendance is requested. ‘ -

ATTENDHNG coNvEN‘rloN -

Niost of the Acailiali tellcllers of Rus- tico _anil Hope River parishes are ni. tcndlllll the Acuillilil ’l`0ar1llers’ (lull-

v_cntion wllicli is being hclli at pqom tarlllel on Thursday and Friday oi' this week.-T.

wEoolNe sELl.s.- A qiilol won.

dill!! was solenlnized in ilctllbridge, Alberta oil August 1-itll when Miss

UW llrlflc of Mr. Ernest ilcrbcrt Falk- land Warren. The bride and groom were unattcllded while Rev. Mr. Pic- l‘f‘l- B- A., 0l`i'li:iated.~ The bride, who is thc dailgllter ot' Mi-.anti lvl;-s_ A_ D

M_atllosolt ol` Duliilas, I‘. E. _lslalld, ;v.ls_ f’o_rmcrly one of the poplliar ls. illli tc.lcllel's and the best wlsllils of “ l<l"`f1l llllllly friends ilcconipnllv Mr

§:_l_il it/Irs. Wilrrell lo tllcir new Westl ,_l_ iomn iil Picture Butte, Alberta, w lc.rc tho happy couple will i-@3id0_

f1|"0Sl0l"s I’eri’cct Liver Pills- the

bmi mth- Dill Il‘_lailil for Liver Trolibln Htitlllilfllll'-fl, Ililiolislloss, Sallow Skin f‘01\Slin-iliwl. ctr-. 'rim wonuorfiil flu'

Qv°'f_"“_d__i_0'____lhlfl lim lf; host. evl.lc.ir-el

'l ' va you o

15" b°m"~ "L A- I"0Sltf§. Elliilllltrill »`5l0l`0. Sllllllysido.

::'I`ho host time to buy Hard Coal,

:‘_"_“l" °"ll=0_°f the yerv nest Html .o.l . lntendllii: purchasers should orilcr their supply n0w_ 2367

A. l’ick:ird & tio., are discharging it

~TODAV. -Chicken Consomnie. Fish. Fried Salmon: Mayonalsc Saucer Lemon Fritters: Maple Syrup: Joilits: Roast Loin of Beef: Dish Gravy: Steamed and Mashed Potatoes: Green Peas: Vanilla Custard: Creanl Sauce: Tea: Coffee. ~

VALLEYFlELR.- Rev. A. ii‘. Stow-

art wil preach in Valleytield next Sab- bath unless otherwise notified.

THE HALIFAX.- The S. S. l-iall-

fax is due in port here this morning

at 9 o'cl0ck.

SCHOOL OPENED.-The Toronto

School, No. 179, opened on Tilesday. August 10.th, under the management of Mr. Joseph L. Blacqulere.-'i‘.

FOR THE WEST.-Mr. Joseph Ho-

gan. teacher, I-lope River, has left for Western Canada. where he intends to remain for some time.-T.

CHURCH 8EFlVlCE8.- There will

be two services ill the Presbyterian (',hlirch, Lot 14, next Sabbath, Aug. 22nd, 11 a. m. and 7 p.nl.

TRANSFERRED.-Friends of ('.

Roydlll Boyer, who has been il mem- ber of the staff of the Canadian, Bank of Commerce here, says a St. John exchange, will be pleased to learn ot his promotion. llc has been trans- ferred' to the branch at Alherton, Ili E. island, to a higher position with ‘- tlle bank.

PiCNlC.- Trains for the Big Picnic

and Lawn Party in aid of the Protest- ant Orphanage on Monday next the 23rd will leave thc city for Mt. I-lor-, bert at. 8.10 a. m.. 3.10 p. ni. and the] special at. 6.30 p. ln. ltcturning to the city nt 10 o'eloi:k. Sliolild Monday prove unfavorable it will como off next day, Tuesday. Return fare only twenty-five cents. 2591.

REMAINS BROUGHT HOME.-

'l‘lie Andrew Mcl)onalil, whose sudden

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alil vangclillc Matheson lleeamo death ill Westville, N. S.. was report- ,md was Mmmled hy 1,0, aisle,-5_

ed ill yesterday's paper belonged to Primrose, two miles fronl Bridge- town, Dundas. Ho left the island a,- bout the first of May. ills remains were brought to the island for inter- lnent, burial taking place Wednesday. lie leaves a widow, five sons and one diillgllter to mourn their loss.

COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS' AM-

BULANCES-Tllo Sl. John Telegrapll says that three motor alnblilanccs will

Maritime Provinces as a result of the

cos. New Brllliswit-k. Novil Scotia. and l'. E. island, $4.500 was taken. of

'|‘llis alllount was sont to lilllifax ont

bought will be Mi:l.:lllghlill's. 'l‘lii‘_v‘ will be sont to the front through tllel lied (`i'oss Society. As has been bc- foro slated, the three provinces \v0rei acting jointly in the purchase hilt the' 'collcctlolls were taken separately.

INTERESTING LECTURE. -On

Monday cvclling Mr. llollis A. ilollllllll

l-rv interesting and iilstrliit

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ri One Quality of

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have _eamestly striven _to _ _ sta llsh sucha re utation and believe our old friends

e b p . _ _ _ will say that we have never disappointed them. Hickey fl Black Twist Chewing Tobacco represents not only our best efforts but the best to be had in the tobacco line.

Hickey & NiclloisonTob. Co., Phone 345 - - Manufacturers

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It’s Time To Think About the Heating of Your Home'\

Think of the cold, frosty days and nights iliat are fast

a proachin -don’t shudder; you have little YO fear ff0m nfack FI-mtg if your home is equipped with out HOT-AIR heating system-it circulates summer heat in your winter home. _

'_ ' economical, simple, re-

uirgsullitiiggtixgrlitiggstgxsézvhtoy bother and gives such 3 lendid satisfactory services that YOU Cannot afford t0 be viithout it it heats every room perfectly and naturally and thoroughly ventilates it. - _ _

Phone 393-J for good heating and plumbing.

Fred. H. Trainor, 8°s‘5IZ§i°“

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Perve

‘K1-'i‘wo applications 3

wcck of the danny tone,

preparation. , Odo-reno

Granite" and Marble Works

. CALL

and inspect the latest Monulneiital Designs at

our show rooms _

117 Kent Street, Revere Hotel Block

P. c. BRowN & co.

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l need question the quality

Drugs,

L THE BEST

Most. sundries handled by

druggists, are made in a var- iety of qualities, so as to meet the various demands of customers.

_ But when it comes to

drugs, medicines, or any- thing required forthe sick, there should be but one quality--THE BEST.

_ Our Stock of Med-

No one who trades here

of any drugs which wc

_ supply. _ YourDoctorBuys Drugs

Iicre--Let Us Furnish Your Drugs

l .ioilnson & Johnson

The Quality Drugstore

I Cor. Kent & Prince Sts.

gave his v _ ,. -- `|ive lecture "Making Movies in thc' 'li`m‘ East" ill the Crapalld llall llndcr tile allspices of thc Victoriit ilrallcll of the llod (lross society. Rev. G. M. Young fulfilled i.lie duties of (Tlillir-, lnilll. ’I‘llc lc'ctli'ro was illustrated by Sterioptican Views which gave the- alldiellcc all insight ilito life in the l`ar' coiintl‘ios. At. the collcllision conlpli- llicillliry rcnlilrks were made by the t‘liairnlan and a vote of thanks was givcll to thc learned ici.-tilrcr by ltcv. .l. S. McKay, secolldcd by Mr. E. il. \V.l'li:lll. A ilcat sum was realized in aid of’ the lied Gross work.

RAZORS FOR THE TROOPS.-- A

Moiltrciil cxcllange speaking of razors for the troops such its Calloll Simp- son is now ixallicrillg from this Pro- vince, says that Kitcllcner wants oiic million ra;1ors. Already 1.500 l‘t\'/-UFS were raised in one week comin!! from as far as Westville, N. S., in the cast and Grand Forks, H. C.. lu tht* WCS!- while one valuable curiosity, a wonderful old razor made by iliillll out nf a steel file and ilttod with a. handle of Maple came from a trap- pers cabin ill thc far liortll. .Tllcro are many kinds. Tllorc is one very old one with a hone handle, and a thill, nlll‘ro\v hlildc, mrlllo ili lilo time ot' Queen Allll, and which has sllnv.-.il maiiv ii rlllllod and bcwiltsvil d;lnd?/ of oldoll days. There is one with il nell- lllllli tol'ioisl\~sllo|l handle. with which calllo. il vilrll illioly iliscribl-'I ill :lil l‘lrl-f:ll-illiolicil scriptx- "I'scil l\.V ll :oldicr ln thc (Irlllloll " `l`ll.it. ollizllt to bring lllck to il;-i flllllro wiolllcr, 'l`l\r‘re is :lllotlicr olic, ll tllilllcsc rzl'/.or. bour- iili; t’.iili<-so |oticl‘ing stzllnpci! on the lilnqlo. All l'azi'-rs are wr\1collii, 'l`li-l ..i.| ,.i..~ ni’ .sw-iriinrl will inn. l.li-wi rllzlll ond the iolllforl. they will he to lilo boys ill I-‘rallce can not lie estimat- od.

ALBION CROSS.- Tho closing ox-

crcises of the Albion Cross School

l ll

were hold oil .lllno 30th ill tho pl‘e~

will keep your body,arnl- pits, hilnila anil foot froo from excessive perspira-

- tion and its disagreeable,

annoying odor. (lilo-ro-no doesnot harm, but

helps thc moat aenulllvc skin. in free .from _arease. does not soil ll tl nted Thai t

ncns an ia unsce . io summer sun or over exertion does not bnnJ( forth perspiration

_, when the bo y is arlnointed with this dainty preparation.

Particular men and women

everywhere use 0do~ro-no, G¢¢ l trial size bottle today.

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OD0-RO-N0

nts Prespiration

sence ofa nlilliher of friends and par- ents. The school was examined hy the lciicllcr. Miss Margaret i~‘rallcls, lassisteil b_v Miss Frances Matlicsoil. The prompt and intelligent replies given by thc pupils attestell to the very lllorollizll and efficient work ac- complishcil by Miss Francis during the yoar. Al the close ot’ the examina- t.ioli il lvcll rendered program of mus- ic and rc_cilat.iona was given by the pupils, Then followed the prosciila- tion of prizes as follows: Highest _Stiillding ill Grade Vli.. Priscilla Mat- heson; Grade Vi. i~`redorl<k Matheson, Gmilc V. May Matheson; Grade lil. John Matheson. Gradc ll.. Wilfrid Mlttllcsoll. Grade l.. Mabel Miltllosnn. llci-it prollror.-i in Grade Vil., oriliallv merited by Leora Swallow and Sarah Matllosnn, Prize for Deparlmclll it wardod by M. E. Francis, Vice l’rlllci- pal, Qllccli Square School to Itlith McDonald. Drawing, John ,\_ ('mm,_ boil. Writing Fulton Svallow. The DUDUS U10" Dresented their teacher with an address and the gift of il hcalltiflil ring to which Miss Frallcis cxpresse.l her appreciation in a litt-

‘. ing reply. After the plircnts had ox-

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presse-ll their appreciation oftllr-. splonlid work done and their iw-,p|~.»i nl Miss Francis intended fl'-partliro thc- school was dismissed for the

ill* Ill\l'Cl\aSed, mic for each of thc, four and live o'i-lock on Tliosdily ill'lcl'-

collectiolls oi' the commercial tracl-_on tllo Steam Navigation \Vllarl' oppo- lers. Altogetilcr in t.ho.illrer-, provlll- sito. Messrs Bruce. Stewart & (‘o.,

which $2.300 was in New Brllll=<wi<=l<:n-liarfi .iclin M.-Nair or iirncn slow- __ _ _ il . » ., : ,l . . S“t‘"‘l“y mm nw moto’ “'”f5°“s 10 N" engaged ill the vicinity lll~.ard thc colli-

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F. _. `__.\ly:

I “NHS ".., _f-11, rr Pavs to buy in this Province. Kozzv Komen.-olunsn lvlsuu CIGAR

. 'l`h0 bidgeot ten

cent! worth of:-cal cigar quality on the marltgc.

ONLY $1.40 for a trip to the West-

ern capital Monday. 8-19ME2i.

BAND CONCERT T0-NIGHT.-'File

82nd Regiment Band will give a con- fort in Queen Square Gardens to- night.

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.-

'i‘he engagement is anrpilllceil of anno iam S. Cambridge. lialiglltcr oi' T. 1.. Cambridge, St. John, and William l). Mci’horson, ol’ Caledonia (l’. E. l.)- St. Jolill Telegraph. `

MAGAZINES FOR SOLDIERS.--A

lliarque is being iittcd up as a recrea- tloli tent out at the local Battery camp. t‘ol. Peake has had substantial tables :llld benches provided, und writing material will bo supplied for the coll- vcniellce of the soldiers. ns wcll as lllagazilles and games to hi-lp them clijoy their spare time. Allyelic wish- ing to donate recellt nlagilzillcs, especi- :llly illustrated plies. and clleckcl' ol' crokiliole- boards. may leave them with the Secretary oi’ the Y.M.(‘..A., wllo is co-operating with the oiilecrs ill this matter.

WEDDING BELLS. -A wedding

of great interest because of the wide popularity of the principals took place at the residence of the hl'ide's parelits, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. G. 'i`hllrhci°, “Tili- l‘illea," Mlllertoll, N. B. at 8.30 it. nl. August 14, when their daughter, Miss Marion Jean, was nlarrlcd to (‘hul‘lcs

MOORE & McLEOD

Avaril White, soil oi' Mr. and Mrs. J. White, of Sliciliac, licv. 'l`lllly Mont- gomery pclforilllllg tho ccrculolly ill presence of the illilllodlatc i'cl:lt.ivcs of both colltrllctillg parties alld a large number ot' other guests. ’i`hc bride, wllo is well and lavorallly kllowll ill Newcastle social circles. was gowned ill ivory cliarllielisc satin.

Misses Ruth Thurber, of the Sussex school staff, and Margarita Cash, of New York city. Tile groom was slip- portcd by Charles Stotllart, of Now- castle. After tlle dainty wcililillg breakfast. at the bridc's homo thc wcd- ding party motoretl to Derby Junction, Where Mr. and Mrs. White took train cn route to I’. E. island to spend their honeymoon.

A GALLANT RESCUE.- Botwcoll

noon, some small boys were playing

wlloil one oi' thelll llalllcd Artllltl' (lor- nlley was accidently plisllnd over tho

rts & Co wllo \villl l Ilclicr was

motion and ilniilc.ililitc_l_\' pl'oi:ol:llcd to illvestigaic. Wllcll llc lookcil ovci' tile wharf all that was visibli-. allovc wilt- llr was a hal, anti thc boys hands. Mr. McNair liilmcdialcly jllmpcd into the wiltel' and l'cs'i'lli=ll thc boy as he was going down i`or the third time. This is the follrtll life that Mr. Ml-Nall' hae: been fortllnalc onollgll to save, al- though iillitc _volillg lliiiisclf. Another gentleman \vllo saw tllo licciilcllt, bill. was loo far away to swim :o the clrowlling boy ollileavorod to rcncll llinl by jlllllpillg from enc boilt to all- otller, hilt foi'tilllut.cly Mr. McNair was ncarcr alld nladc tllc_plllcky rescllo.

WEDDED FORTY YEARS.-- The

ilolldoll, Ont., l<`rcc l'i‘¢-,ss of Aug. titli says: “Ycsl.o‘rilay licv. Aquila and Mrs. Lllcas, (who. worn l`ol‘lllcl'ly ol' this province! wllosc llolllc is ollc llillc from the wosterll boillldary ol' Lollllml cclcllrnloil the lortictll anllivcl'sill'y of their marriage. Mr. l.lli-as was a lllclllllcr of lilo New Brlliiswick Mctll- ollisl ('olll'cl‘elice, bllt during his seiz- rotilrysliip in lilo \’Vc,st llidics and (‘oll- trill Anlcricit for the lllterlllltiollill Sllllday School Associzltion, niovell from Sackvillo, N. H. to London. 'l`llell' live soils and six dallglitors from homes as far west as liiaho, and as

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I Do You Have to Search for a Clean Shirt?

If you do, you haven’t profited much by exper- _ ience.

You’ve got to keep a big

of shirts on hand in hot weather-you’ll

nply ‘ _

change non oftener than at any other time of year. _

Geta supply here-choose from these splendid rtments of madras, linen, _silk, rep and crepe ts. All sizes and all the newest patterns. Sure!

all thesenew shirts discounted 20 per cent at

are now............ .. .....48c

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“...... .. ......$1.00 “..... .........1.20 “ ._ ......1.60 “ .. ......1-80 2.40

3.00 Get a “new one” while the sale gives the chance.

68C Shirts

85C U il $1.25 “ “

1.50 (1 (1

2_0() Ks U 2.25 “ “

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The Men_’s _Store

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Harvest Excursion

To Winnipeg TUESDAY, AUGUST 17th

TUESDAY, AUGUST 24th '

Fare $16.90 Tickets for Sale by

W. K. ROGERS

84 Great George Street

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ll iiiillilv rcllllioll and all wcri-

c. of thc i:l'allllcllilili'<‘li \\'ill'l‘

bifrl. ld. irllcils, of thc .\. M. t`.,

llirs, i,\li-as is sllpcriillvllilcllt llllilily Scliool lli-lil ill llli~ lllll- olllllllso, illlll till- llli-llibcrs of oill lll:ll'ki~.<l this evi-.llt il.\' _\ll“ tion to llcr of it llcaulillll with sllitablo settillllti- Th" rcscllts to their pllrc-nts lvr-.re

ORS TO BONSHOW.- A-

inoilg lllc _ _

ere thc. lollil\\‘lllgZ~-' i\`ilS-"-

s Gipsy Norloil. Mr. \‘Villtc_l'

lrsll, Mr. J. /\. Mi'l.:lrcll, bliss

lottctowll; Ml: and Mrs. itll. l, llalifilx; Mr. .l. A. Slcllvyi

Mr. ll, i~1.

-l, Miss liolcll Jillllivsilll, hisls-

ts. J. Sti‘llil`lll'l. l'. l\li'N1'vlll.

slliwr, l\lolllri‘:ll;_ Mis:-i iilllitll 'ilarli\ttciowll; Ml". llobcrt li. cy, t‘lial‘lolli‘io\vli; Mr. Jas.

far east as Cape Brctoil, chose this

Gillis, Mr. .l.M. ('alllloll, (‘llllr-

lolloloivili Mr. and Mrs. I-I. W. Mal, lr-ti, <'orllwal|: Miss Dora l\ici)onald._ Miss l\lill'_\' Mcllollillil. bliss li. MeDonj. aid. Mrs. l". llong, ll‘l:i,'<t.el' Philip Moi. liilllalil, Ml", l.. Mcllilllalll, Mr. F. llollg, l\’ll's. I". Nvlsoli. Mrr. G. W. tlarilillcr, Mr. .I. l". Stvclc. Mr. l". J. Vlllclllalll, iii-v. (loo. t‘. ’l`il_vlor. Mrs, l~`. .l, l‘oll-lllalll, (‘llill'lottetowll; Mr. :lllll Mrs. I". \\'. t`olclnan and child. l’cti'oli-ii. tint.; Mastcl' Thomas Cole lllall. Mi". A. l'. Mcl':lllllcll, Charlotte- lowll; llir. 'l`~llos. E. ('ox, Quebec Miss Mallgl' l<`i>l'f<_\'tll<°, Mr. '.i. E. Bell. Mrs. J. IC. licll, Vharlottolowll: Miss Nellie llcll, lliollircal; ilir. W. B. Purdy, (‘liarlotti~i.own; Dr. Lon Frank, Bos- toll; hir. J, IC. Nc\vsolll,_lioston; Mr, .l. Mcllollald. St. .lnllll; Mi'. L, G. \\'lli\:lr. Millitrclll; Mrs, t`lifl'ortl Frites, Miss Illlil Dallillg, Miss Myrtle McKen- drlck. Mr. (‘lalld ilollilall, Mr. Harold l\li-l{olldi'ii'k, lvlrs. \‘\'. ll. l‘llrdy.-Mr. and Mrs. I". ll. Nillvsoino, Miss Jost!- pliillc t‘ook_ l\li:<-1 M:lri:aret Newsome, Miss ilol-ollly ilollnan. Mr. and Mrs. llcll iiolilizin. Mr. .lohll J. Barter, Mr. lii=lll'y N1~\\'sollic. Miss Miillretl Hob lnsln, lvliss l.illi:lil Tztpcr. Miss Pearl Miiclliill. l\lr. .lack lliigllos Mr. Reagh llorlli-_ Mr. Jack .\`tcl‘ns. Mr. Very lloigvcr, Mr, Gi~o_ Vallilllskirk, Mr. (lordoli SllIbi~rlnnd. Mr. Bell Vanider- :~:tillc, llliss l\‘lill'_v lG:"=ol'y. Mr. J. I". Mzlrtili. bliss Mzliillc l\li~t'anllell. Mrs. A. l\.ii~l'illillcll. Ml'. Alcx Mctlannell, Miss Muriel 'l`l':liilor, t`llarlottotown; Mr. .lolln 'l`l‘:llnor, New Hartford, (`olln.; Mr. .l. 7.ullkc_v, New iiartford, t'ollll.

'l`llc ililllgllii-rs :li‘l"lllal'rit‘d

'l‘llc vollllgcst soil but elle.

,.v,. of dl~partlirc for thc

lllclllclllocs to lllzlrk this oc-

i-cccill gllcsts :lt tho “lit-ilt_illl

'/.gcr;llll. Miss Aizllcs l"ll'/.l-CPI"-

(‘lal'cllcc 'i`iillll:ll'sh, Mr. \\i.

, Miss llla Mi-l\illl:lll,_ lliiss llolsoll, Mr. Arch. Irwin. :lil

\\'hito. Mr. .l. A. ’l`i'aillor. MF- J. G. .llllllii-son, bliss Normal

y Jalllicsoil. Nlrs. ll. \\’. Vill- Miss lt. I". Villllivoinbo. Maj-

cl llarrly. llliss .\'l:lildc Strick- nl` (`|li\l'Iolli-lowll; l\li.~:s illll*

Glacl: iriily; .\ll'. ll. IC. llllgllcs,

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tic pains, etc.

rebuilds in Nature’s own way.

or coffee.

packages.

holidays- hi' slnlrlnu tho National An- tllc_ln_-(‘oiii." ' __““

s-maniwii ' t _ _ ear __ es|s1i_n,e_s;

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’ ‘ 'l l 'I-E". !'=.=::‘-~ 1'.-f--»-nik. `i‘.x=f=.£`~Z.t§‘;ii£.lfi‘\.“§a<,'.? 'i -"~7-fl""&.“‘i'»fi"\l*`§‘»'Q"~'>§`\"‘i`il", '“ ` """:"" ` "‘

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They contain caffeine--a subtle, habit-form

ing drug which sooner or later shows in weak heart, short breath, stomach trouble, headaclie, slecplcssncss, i"lleuina`

Why trifle with such beverages when therc’s

health and comfort in well-made

-a palatable, nolilishing food-drink, made of wheat which

The morning cup_ will be hot, snappy and just as satisfy-7

ing with no hurt following if you have Postum in place of tea

Postum comes in two forms:

_ Postuni Cereal-the original form-requires thorough

boiling to bring out lt’s flavour and food value-l5c and 2bc

Instant Postum.-the soluble form-_is prepared in the

cup instantly with hot water-30c and 50c tins.

Both kinds are equally delicious-cost per cup about the

same-sold by gi-ocers everywhere.

Are Tea _and Coffee

Against You

KNIFED.

Old So|dicr's Story of Coffee. ‘

.-\il old solilicr, rclcasell frolll coffee

cl Til, l~i\i-ovcrcel his health and tolls liboilt il as tolows:

"l slllck to coffoo for years ul-

illoiigh il linifcd nlc again and again." l'l`i-il is just as llarlllful :ls coffee be~ cilllsc il colitillils caffeille--the same drill: l`olllld ill coffee.)

“.\lioiit cigllt years’ ugo l was taken

with il viligv severe atiilck of malarial i'ci»i-r. l wollld apparently recover aild start :lboul lily usual work only to suf- 'il .l li~l.l lsr Aftcr this had been ro-

i--~ . .. p<~:ll<~il scvcral tillics during the year:

_ l \\':ls ili::lill \'ioli-lltly ill.

"'l`lli- lioi-lol' sllid llc had carefully

(MADE IN' CANADA)

stllillt-ii llly raise and it was either 'quit .-o|`l`oi- or div.” :lil\‘i'-iillg nie to take l‘ostlllll ill its place.

"I had illiviiys tlloiiglit coffee one of

lily di~llr:\st t`rli\.llils. and ospccinlly ivlloli sick. allil i was very nlilch taken bzlck ily tho doe-tor’s\ dvi-isloll for I liil¢lll't silsprli-ical tllo coffee I drank ciillld possibly c:\ll°r‘. my troubles. '

"l tllollizllt ii over fi frlw minutes

und iiillllly lolil lilo Doctor I would nliiko tlic cllaligc. Postliili was proelir- cd for mc thc saline day and made ac- cording to ilirilctiolis. Vi/'cll,i liked it nil.l stuck to ii and slut-c then i have bccii ll new nlnn.

"'l`l\<‘ rliango in lwnlili in-gall in s

fow days alid sllrpriscll nic, nlld now Hllllllllllll l alll sl\vcllt_\--two Years of ago. l do lots of hard ivork and for the past lllollth llavc boon it-nming, dfly. Ing sixtf-cn miles a day besides load- iiii: and unloading lilo wagon 1‘\\g¢_'5 what Postllm ill place ot coffee has done for lllc. l now like the Pollllm as wcll its l did I-off#-e." M; _

“There’s a Reason”_ for POSTUM

Qlnldlln Poltumdornl co.. Ltd., Pure Food Factories, windsor, ont. _. “-5-

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