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'Away Your Glasses'

The statement is madc that thou-

sands wear eyeglasses who do not really need them. lf you are one oi those unfortunates, then these tllnsset mny be- rulnlnll your eyes instead of helping them. Thousands who wear thest “\\'indn\vs" may prove for themselves that lh»~_\' rnn clisrivnsc with glasses lf they will not tllv follotvlntl prescription filled at one:-: Go to any active drug stone ntul pr-t n bottle of lion-Opto tablets. Dil- mlvo one Ilon~Optu tablet in lj glass of \vntl~\°. With this harmless liquid solu- tion bathe thc eyes two to four times daily, and you me likely to be astonished at the rt-suits riitht from the start. Many who have been told that they have astls- mnllsm, eye-strain. cnturact, sore eyelids, ui-uk t-yes, ¢\on,lunctlvltls and other eye zlisnrders, report wonderful benefits from tip- asc of this prescription. Get this pre- .<i~r|m|on :tiled and use it: you may so str--nathan your r-yes that glasses will not bc |u~~~-ssnry. Thousands who ure blind, or nl::¢rl,\' so, or who tvvan' glass-i-s might lu-\'1~|' |\fl\'~- r4~qllil'i~4i thl‘m lf limi' had n-arf-»l for their 1-yt-s in tllllc. Save your i~_\'l-s in-fore it is too late! Do not become nm- of Ihr-se victims ol’ neglect. Eye-

uscf-s arc onl_\' like crutches and every ' _w-nr.-1 they must lic ulinnncd to fit the |‘-lm-ir~n.~'ln|: tvcnlu-wir-ll condition. so

1-tti~r sf-o If you can, like many others, rr-t rlcrir, ho:\llliy_ strong nm::nr\tir~ cyes tlirolinli the |»ri»scrIptln|i lh'»l'0 given. The \'n| ltr (‘o of Toronto will llll tho

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allow- p|~1-sci-l|itl|>|\ by inall, if _\'lu\r rlrufl- yist vltnnnl.

A prominent City Physician lo whomthe above article “sc i.-icmiut-i, inn; "min-o will ri \.-rv rom-finals |i-|nt»lv_ list*-lrintillient ingyrrlllenll uni well known to .|.nn.-nt eye np- .~ clinic and uid.-ly pnsrribcd by them. lt mn lil-1-tiiuim-l from a:-~.- glml llnlqgist and Is rms of ilu- l- U r.-w pmoririi-»n.-:_ l liwl should be kept on lminl for wruiar l.-r- in nmiost mary family ”

SPECIAL For I Weekllnly

We are offering you this

week for special sale 3 dozen 26 inch American Hard Saws of very best qualities made from crucible cast steel with varnished carved handles. These saws are reg- ularly sold from 1.25 to 1.50

each. Price for l week only. ........... ., 99C

Bargains in lanterns

A number 4 cold blast

lantern extra large size and will not blow out in any wind. These lanterns are a bargain

at 80c eachlléut wc; are mak- ing a specia rive or ‘l week only at-Each 67':

See our Windows.

The Grahlie Hanl ware llnmnany Ltd.

:ans-2»17M:n.

~,-rr Pave to buy in nm Pr-cvmce.

-W. K. IMGOUGAN, Globe Fox Ex-

clhsnge. is Guardian Agent in Summer- s e. l

-THE MORNING DAILY Gulfdlllt

lal Parlours, Summerside .

-C?/IC ..El.EcT|0N.- Tuesday

Feb. 2 nd is the date set forthe nomi- nation of the Mayor, three Councillors and a Water and Sewarago Commiss- ioners and election on the 29th.--H.

-THE BAND IS G0iNG to the re-

cruiting meeting st Emerald Hall to- jmorrow at 7.30. Hear Col: Campbell of the 105th speak. also Rev.~Dr. Fuller- ton. 7400.

-RESERVE FRIDAY, February

18th for an enjoyable evening in Sum- mersidc nt thc Charlottetown Bankers Hockey Match and have one and one half hours good skate. all for 251:. Special train leaves Charlottetown at 4 p. m. 7380-2-16l\l3l.

-A FIRE DRlLL.- An unpleasant

yct very necessary art of soldiers training was carried out at Summer- side about midnight Tuesday when the bugle call for fire was sounded in Nu's 2a‘ad 3 -barrackisfin a remarkable short space of time all the men in both barracks were out of the build- ings fully dressed and lined up in from or thc building. This was the first time this drill had been carried out here

with thc result.--C.

-CLINTON $CHO0L.- The fol-

lowing is the standing of the pupils in Kelvin Grovc School for the term rndint! January 31st. Gracie VIII.-1, .\dl~laido lluruphrny; 2, Muricl Mac- Murdu. (lrullo Vi.-l, Marion Cust.-icy; 2, llohcrt ll\nnpl\r<~_v; Il, Lorne \Vnlk- c-rl 4, l’r-arlo llynou. (lrmln V.-- l. l";|nnir- Glovor; 2, Joan .lnrdlnf\; :l, Alnliy M:i.r:Mlllnn. (irullo IV.-l, ’l`l\on1- :ts lilnnphrf-y; 2, May \Vallu‘r. tlrzulo lil.-1, Katherine (`asr-ivy; 2, Edgar Hogg; Il, lsnac Walker; 4, Johnny Mu<'t'u|~w-ll. (irxuiv ll,--~~l, Etta Sluvcri. (lrailc l.~ Senior- l. .lvnnic \V:\lkm';' ‘_', .lu\nl~s !\lut‘Muriiu. (lrndv l.--l |.iuni<ir)----l, llolwrt ilogg; 2, Eric ;\l:ic-Marlin, Thr following had pr:rfcr:t nttl-iilluiif-c for thc month of January: .\Iuri4=l .\lztc.\lurdo, .»\dolaido Humphrey 'l`liomns iliiiiipliroy, .lluy \‘Valker. Jean .I:ir|linc, Kniiicrinc (‘;\Sclcy, lsuat' \\'nlh<-r, lifltzar llomr, .lonnlo \\'alkc\'.

BRIGHTER iillll.llREN

Children areprohablybrighterto-day

than a generation ago-but :ire they stronger? 'l`hnt's ti. grave question. Sn many pinclied faces, dulled eyes and lnnguicl feeling make us \\'0ntlel‘ if they will ever grow into robusf, lieziltliy me-ii :intl wunicu.

If your children Catch Colrlr, easily, are tired when rising, lack healthyn color, or find studies diflicull, give, them S|:oti`s Emulsion for one month l to enrich their blond and restore lhc body-forces to healthy action.

5cott’.~; liinulsion is used in private

schools. It is not a"p:‘.tcnt medicine", simply a highly coucentrzlteti oil-foonl, free from harmful drugs. It cannot hnrtn, it improves lilootl; it benefits lungs and strengthens the systetn. Your drug- gist has it-refuse substitutes.

Scott HL B0\\ ne. Totorxto. Ont. l5“2l

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' ig closing out sale

In a short time our present lease expires, therefore

our entire stock must go.

This is your opportunity of getting many useful ar-

ticles at greatly reduced prices.

Sale starts at 10 o’c1ock Friday and continues till every

thing is sold.

See hand bills for particulars.

Boston 5 & l0c Dept. Store

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is the Marvel of Master

A frhc HEINTZMAN Piano”

ii Musiciansthe World Over

`..' env- »

For -the past twenty

Canada. » ` ' ‘ '

Jonas, Albani-

' ment they desire-prefer

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9% i But it costs no more than inferior instruments.

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it || iller Bros. nu: _.‘.‘..‘#..

singers of world-wide fame have been performing in

It surely stands to reason when pianists such as

Reubenstnein, Hambourg, dePachmann, Hyllsted-~

Andoperatic singers, Melba, Nordica, Plancon.

When artistes like these, who may use any instru-

MAN-it must be ia good piano.

years pianists and concert '

and insist on the l-lElNTZ~

:aa Km struct '

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can be obtained at Lafferty's Tensor- l boon most favorably this month. The

, -Gill GINT per word each inser- tion fur the _advertising in this column. Cash-1 must -ecoompsny order. Mini- mum clmrxe, twenty-ilvo Nuts.

-ICE 6000.- The condition for

cutting ice as wellashauling-,~ have

crop which is now being harvested is

, quite}tIhlok and of the very best qual- ity.- .

-SPECIAL POLICE- Three young

mm of the 105th vis., Pts. N. S. Mc- Phee. W.-W. Woodside and Jam\es.0. Bagloie were appointed as special police forthe town by a resolution passed at the Council Meeting on Monday night.--H.

-105TH BATTAL|0N.- The fol-

lowing have been added to theligen- gtli of the 105th Battalion detac ent as Summerslde during the past two days Wickham 0-Ttouke, Tlgnlsh; John Mitchell, Lenox island; Ellis Pro- fit Long River; Everett Burt, Baltic; George McRae. Kildare.-(‘.

-'-KENSINGTON. - The members

-cnnivitl--1 ciu1ar¢n'»_c¢r»

nivsl st the Gryltsl rink on Tuesday events: was hlrly well attended. At

-the close lasagna Fred Peters and Creelmsn lu' awarded the followinl pl‘i8_¢l.-:- Girls lst Miss Al- berta McLellan Highland suit. Clock. 2nd Miss _Piillilli Noonan, widow. Silver purse: 3l'd‘ . Miss Rita. Perry. 'Red \Vhite 6. Patriotic Cup and Saucers. Bxys- lst, Chester Rhluani. Turkislr suit, watch. 2nd Hazen Mobolku. Irish, pair Shia Pads,

3|-di Albert McKay. Scout, Watch Foh.

. lE81'Ell~ PLISOIIALS

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-Rev. Dr. Gauthier, Palmer Road

was in Summ_erslde.on Tuesday.-H

--Mr. Jack Profltt has returned

to Kenaingtonrsfter spending a few days at Victoria:-V.

-Mr. Austin Walsh. Summerslde,

was visiting friends and relatives at Stanley and Toronto last Sunday.-T.

-Mr. Andrew Dolron, Dickie’s Mills,

who had been working in Trenton, N. S, returned to his home recently.-T.

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. . I , ' 2§.ir£'."°i¥?.i‘ii°;a"l'.'f"l‘l‘.’.’i°.°i‘l’.§i! gharntsr sxtrljli 1‘rai_u1ortinl ,success :':..“l° it t ' , oss .i""‘:.......,*““‘°°$: ‘i'.l’t’°‘i‘.i...' r general dobilityf Hood’s Ssnsparllls hu bus tslt¢d_!oi'ty yours. it NIU. .

4. . Q 1 1. \~- -‘ it aware of the sacrifice your parehis are mskingin giving two sons to iight for our-'King and Country, and we trust and 'pray that. they may soon

have you bdth hack again uninjured. Shoal an all wise providence deride otherwise your name will always be ‘honored in New Perth, as the first Of its sons to respond to our countries call for help. As a slight token of our

G. Mcldmdi

lanl\lB8e t0 the douers fo After s vote hostess and Syne and the ty despersed at

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BAKED PRUNES.-soak' it pound of good prunes, drain them and PUC in - a covered baking pot with about tl cuptul of cold water. ‘add a cuvful 0! sugar. halt a lemon rind of three_ cloves. Cover the vessel and bake slowly for three hours. This is a 30011 sweet for young and delicate, and lf whipped cream is added to the prunes when cold the fruit will seem more delicious. t

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fatty Put

not the

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Private Elmer MucNcil of the

of Shmnrot-ll Division S. of T. greatly appreciate the generous manner in which the ublic atrcnized their has

Monday evening. The number pres ent was unexpectedly large, but gave good attention to the program throughout, which was a. lengthy, one. The bidding on the baskets was lively and generous. and resulted ln tho sum of $47.45 being realized. This

and the officers were much plcu'sed!goes to pay for tho electric lighting of

the Division room, and other interior improvements. Too much praise can- not be given to the friends outside of the order, especially to those from Margate and Kelvin, who so greatly assisted with the program. This goes to show that :1 strong teniperancc scu- timcm cxlsts in our connnunlty,whi<-h la not measured entirely by tho slzo ot` the Division. Ily order of Com.

-RECRUITING MEETING-A vcry

large nullioncc, composed for the most part of men of ovcr military ago and ti' small sprinkling of young incn, at- tr~:nl1-tl thc recruiting rally in Sum- nn-rsillo lust night, which was to have li:-,nn alldrcasctl by Lt. (lol. Guthrie, who, through sickness, was rcgrcttably postponed his visit indefinitely. Ad- dresses were given hy local speakers, however. The meeting was presided over by Rev. H. J. Fraser, who made a strong appeal to the young men to enlist. Rev. (T. Dcwolf White gave an cvcellcnt zulilrcss in which lm dealt with thc prohahlc results of the war. r-ont-ludiniz with an urgent appeal to l.i's niuiiciiuc. Splendid addresses wcrc also given by llcv. Dr. Gziutliicr, and llvv. lt. (l. l~`ulton, who were both cffectivc. Mr. Fulton, in his appear- ancc bcforc a Summersidc audience made a very favourable impression. A ilnc musical programme was carried out consisting of choruses by the com- bined choirs and boys of the 105th. 'l`hc following mon cnlisted:~ Benja- min \Vmlgc, J. ll. Arsonuultn Jus P. Gallant, Columbus Wedge, Wilberr. Wedge, Medius Gallant. and -- Gol- lant.-(‘. -

-COMFORTABLE QUARTERS.-

Through the courtesy of Major Inman, Officer commanding the detachment of 105th Battalion at Sumnierside. the Guardian representative was privileg- ed to inspect the different barracks in which the men are quartered in Sum- morside. The first visited was the Western School in which therc are quartered 62 men in charge of Sergt. D. White, here every thing was to be found in excellent shape. the sleep- ‘ng quarters are neat clean and com- fortable. The next quarters visited was the Agricultural Building. in which therc arc quartered 192 men. As in the Western School, every thing was to bc found in excellent condition and thc men in charge of Sergt. McDonald were well pleased with conditions. In ‘thc Draco building. the next place vi- sited thc some conditions were to he found and the men quartered there among whom were a number who had been transferred from Charlottetown were loud in their praise of their uuar- tcrs. v. visit to the Kitchen, Mess room, toilet and bath rooms of each building was also made and in each place nothing but cleanliness and neat- ncss was to be found. It happened that thc visit was being made ncnr moss time mid the rations being pre- nared wcrc centainly of a first-class nature. In all our tour of the build- ings thorn was not a complaint to be 'hoard and every _man qucstloncd

- the accomodation had nothing but

praise for tho excellent way in which they were being quartered.-C.

Listen For The Broniclial Wlieeze ` When You Breathe Deeply

lt moans that disease will soon at-

tack thc lungs. Wlhoezlng is distress- ing lo tho sufferer and annoying to his friends. Nothing half so certain in bronchitis and throat trouble as "Cnt- arrhoznno,” it gives instant rciici' and cures even tho worst cases. Bronchit- is fairly flees under thc magical ln- fluencc of Caturrhozone which cures so thoroughly the disease never re- turns. Othcr remedies may relieve, but Caturrhozone cures bronchitis, catarrh and throat trouble for all time to come. Beware of dangerous substitutes meant to doccive you for genuine Catnrrhoz- one which is sold everywhere, large size containing two months treatment costs $1.00; small size 50c; sumplc size 25c.

BARRED FROM MAILB

OTTAWA, Feb. 15.-The Germania.

a weekly paper published in Milwau- kee, Wis., has been excluded from the mails of Canada, under the War'Mea- sures Act.

I lP0ll`l'dlll I

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ket social and entertainment last'

ling address.

105th battalion is spending tt few days at his home in Tryon.-V.

-Mr. Ralph Boulter, Victoria

drove to Central Bedeque on Fri- daiy retui-ping Saturday.-V.

-Rev. Geo. Morris, Kensington

paid a visit to Tryon Friday. \Vblio there he was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hartford Woodside.-V.

-Miss Irene Miller. stenographor

at R. T. Holmans arrived ut her old home ln Victoria. on Monday, and

elxpects to spend some time there.-

-Mossrs Russel Keys and \V. P.

Moron, Conway, Lot ll and George Cuunion. and James iluynor, Travell- ers Rust worn in town on 'i`ucadny.- ll.

-Among the number attending

the horse races at Victoria on Sat

Martin Kcough, Earl lloultor Al-

llartford Woodside, Mos:-in Woodside Tryon. Owen Larkins and Jack l'ro~ fitt Kensington.-V. -

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The clegztn-t. home of Mr. and

David Campbell, New Perth,

scene of a large and

on the night of Friday,

say good bye to their sons,

George who have enlisted in Battalion. It is needless io say that tho selfsacrlllcing spirit oi' -Mr. and Mrs. Campbell fn consenting to thc noble resolution of their sonsz- thus depriving themselveg of their greatest support, was appreciated by the visi- tors, who received, a splendid recep- tion from their host and hostess. A sumptuous repust was served in Mrs. Campbell‘s best style. The following programme was rendered after Mr. C. H. MacNeill was called to the chair. Various selections on the violin and harp by Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Cameron, vocal solo by Mr. D. R. Kennedy and a. Patriotic Address by Mr. J. A. Dew- ar M. L. A., who also read the follow-

b To Messrs Russel and George Camp- e : Dear Friends. We your neighbors'

and-friends in New , Perth having learned with pride of your courageous decision to enlist with the other brave warriors who are defending our great Empire, take this opportunity oi’ tend- ering you an expnesslon oi’ our grati- tude and admiration. It will be your privilege and glory to be active par- ticipants in the greatest and most, im- portant counict the world has ever seen, or that lt is likely ever to see again. it is the just claim of every Briton that he stands for justice, liber- ty, and toloration, for the weaker na- tions as well as a higher type of civi- lization for th-e human Race. You have chosen the path where duty points the way, and are following ln the foot- steps of ull those heroes who have risked their lives and have wone lm-

famo, in contending for prin- thnt will never die. We will all the worthy

and will be

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G-Q0, mem- bers Clll'iBl- ian Endeavor 011 this the eve of your us to bid you farewell.

your lcuvlng your home sence from our meeting.

our countries need is wc fccl assured you to keep the Old Flag

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This season’s smartest and

this season; they were well worth their regular prices, but now just

* to clear the dec s out the o at

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` \ away less than cost price. See

most effective models are included in Holman’s Clean-up Sale at ll HALF-PRICE and ONE-THIRD

OFF. The cut, style and tailor-

ing are among the snappiest shown .

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the showing as soon as you can is ""1

our suggestion.

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W ’ Stylish Winter Cloth Co ts B ’ Cl th Co t _ W?>lrTi11?r1i’§Fur Lined Coats. a Vl?clnlen’g Whitiiatsear.

i lt;/Ivcgrltlyserélsciiliualgd Fur Lined Coats. Rubh/Ieiigs Overshoes and Lumbermalfs

Besides the above you will find special values in all departments.

l'lolman’s February Clearance Sale ,includes the Following

. Your money will go a _great deal further during Holman’s February

Clearance Sale than you can imagine- You’ve got to see the goods and the prices in order to realise how unusual the savings are. Included in the sale

Flat Against .the Wall

AT sua chair conceals the hiding ce of ‘our friends "Elite"i:alclingts ie. Thotop

in 30 inches square. and the l_o|s fold flat against the under side, making A moat convsnlont, Erin and comrinet table of gmsnl utility. T ¢` weight oi the '

nu-:un-:census :unu-more-in

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_ This combination offer-include_| thobeet products of land and: sea-and suppliesdjudt U26 Variety that y0\1’vé "always wished .for,'*

; viz: 2 cans Pink Salmon, "2 cane Peas, 2'i¢§n"g

Pmeapples (shredded,)1 car. Tomatoes. 91 -

. of Pears, 1 can Lobster, lean ' ` "

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f Corn. 1 can Pork-and Beans; fl'lié'wi_‘iole ot _

for... ‘ ' " JI

This is latest crop products,

us by the biggest and 'most reliable

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