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WEDNESDAY um onannorrmown GUARDIAN ~ JANUARY_ _12,,l9J,q‘_ _

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Taken in Time

Save a Lot of Suffering

There are a lot of people who go

on suffering needlessly until the pain gets so had that they have to see a doctor.

Don`t worry along with pains in the

hack; suppression or incontinence of the urine; swelling of the ankles, feet and hands, pudiness .under the eyes; dia- coloured urine, or deposits therein : rheu- iiiatism or sciatica, when you can get speedy relief by regulating your Kidneys, where the trouble begins.

tiin Pills taken as directed just as soon

as you begin to feel thc symptoms of Kidney or Bladder trouble, will effect a quicker cure and save you a lot of pain.

To delay taking them is to invite

Bright/s Disease, Stone iii the Bladder, Chronic Riieuiiiatism, or other advanced stages of Kidney and Bladder trouble.

Look for the Drug Store in your titty or Town with BIN PILLS in 'tho.vvIn|Io\v.

ILL IIIIIIGQISTS SELL THEM-

50c. a box or six boxes for $2.50.

NATIONAL DRUG & CHEMICAL C0. OF CANADA, LIMITED.

TORONTO, ONT. iz

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number of patrons ovor lust your is

' six The animal mcctlu takes place

You,

said many times last year that you would have a Vic- trola next year without fail.

Now next year is here. This is merely tying a “string to the finger” so that the home will not be without one any longer.

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With 15 ten-inch double-sir-led Victor Records (30 selections,

'own choice) $47.00

Sold on easy terms, if desired Other Victrolts $21. to $400

New Victor Records

Listedpbelow are a few of the many delightful selections issued for this month. Ask to hear them -they are certainly enjoyable.

Ten-inch, double-sided Victor Recorfls- 90 cents for

the two selections.

llallyniooncy llilly lllurriv l‘vi» llc(-in l~`lo:itiiii.: Down the `

()lil Green Rivcr ' llilly .\lu\'ray l

Si\<~r'c.'~is Mcrllr-_v l‘ii~\rn lloiro | M<‘l0lll' R355 Pilliro Ilclro y'

*TWO NEW IRISH BALADS- BLUE LABEL

My Own llomc Town ln lrclmiil l

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lrclnnd Goorgo Mm-Farlnne

RED SEAL RECORDS OF EXCEPTIONAL MERIT.

Tnmbourln Violin lmiiiii Powell

t From the Land of the Sky-Blue Water ._f'1 , . Evan Williams

_ Write for free copy of our 450-page Musical

Encyclopedia listing over 6000 Victor Records.

BERLINER GRAM-0-PHONE CO.

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Lenoir Street

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os/ii.sns in svenv 'rowN Ano cirv '

one Pnic: rnom coasr 'ro coAs1' vic- '

'ron nsconos- mos in cANAoA Loon ` Fon “His misrsws voice"

'mana mink `

` ' H. A. TAN 'ION & CO.

Viciroia Headquarters

144 Great Geerge`Street, Charlottetown

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-W. K. Mo¢i0UGAN, Globe Fox Ex-

change. la Guardian Agent in Summer- * aide.

-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian i

can be obtained at Lafierty'a Tonaor- . ial Parloura. Summeraide. i

--'l'0NlGHT'8, NlEETlNG.- I-LR.

Bell will preach in the Spring Vallley Hall this Wednesday evening, at sev- en o‘clock. All are invited to attend.

-LECTURE AND CONCERT.-Bo

i sure to come to Emerald on Thursday evening Jan 13th to hear Mr. Sinc- lair lecture on his European trip, You , will also enjoy the remainder of the `pr0gi»amlne. Homemade candy for -sale, Admission 25cts. Doors open at 7.30. By Order of Committee W. (‘lark (‘hulrm _ 6540-1-l2M2i.

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-A PROSPEROUS YEAR. - The

iieiisilngton Dairying Association, the largest ro-operative association ln thc province. has recently issued to thc patrons a statement of the past seasoifs work. the quantity of cheese manufactured being 280,080 lbs. ,which sold for $38,701.94. or an av-

csl. price yet received by the associa- tion in its history. The highest price paid per 100 lbs. milk was $1.40, the lowest, 99 cts. The average net value paid per lb. ol’ fat and casein was 23.35 cts., being the highest price- paid by any factory yet reported. In the inspection of cheese conducted by the Provincial Dairy Association, the Kensington stood seventh on the list for the province. 'which was consid- ered excellent for so large a factory.. During the season extensive repairs were made to the Hamilton Brunch which In now in first class condition. Last year u new steel vat ol 7000 ibn. capacity was installed in the Kr-iislngtoii factory, so that thc whole plum is now in tliorougli ¢-onilitlon fm' it large output next smtaoli. The Aa- sociation paysi in iulvancn 50 cts. por 100 llio. of milk received each month iluiiuiz, the season, the balance in full on lil-f-emlif-r lst, which plan mania -willi eniirn .~iiilis\`ui~\ioii on the part nl’ the patrons. Tho lucw-use in the

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next Tuesday.

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--BUYING HOME.-Mr. William J.

l..conarfl blacksmith has bought the rc- sidence property of Joshua Boudrault at Tignish formerly occupied by Je- ‘ rome Gaudet.-Z.

-AWAY ON VISIT.-Senator P C

l Murphy and wife left Tignlsh Monday for Ottawa to be gone until Easter, Miss Catherine Cahill also left for Boston for a week’s visit and Hon. Charles Dalton returned to his family at Cliarloitetown.-Z.

--PLEASANT SURPRISE.-Miss

` (':ithf.-rine K. Ccliill nt Tignisli in lion- our of her fort \c<.r:=1i;; mariage to Mr. .lolin Cuiiiiiiigbari of Alberton wus "u Silurilay cvcninz greatly aurprI.i<-»l by lining toinlereri liner shower l,-y the l1\il_\~ nif::;ibe.<= of llic Tignish iiruu-:li of tim Heil Cross im _fly of wlii."". she has i»i-en tli.'i\ugho~.ii a promiuciit .wir- ker, and a tin shower by all the leading male citizens of Tignish including itcv. P. C. Gauthier of Palmer lloail and se- - veral others ot' prominence around Tignisli. Several short addresses were made by lending men present and u letter in the form of written address was read on behalf' oi all the donors by Mr. Albert 0'Connor.-Z.

, STANDING OF PUPILS.-Of Tig- uish High School, as shown by Christ- mas examinations. Grade VII-Ben. Guiiflet Sl. ifiarcld Hackett 72 In-iiry Perry 60. GradeV-(senior) Henry Bernard 88, Leo Arsenault 64, Fldele Arsenault57. Gradel/-(junior) Leo. Conroy 76, William Daley 73, Everett Conroy 54. Grade IV--(Senior) Lorne Murphy 79.5, Ray Johnston 79.1 Ray- mond (lnudct 78.6, Hackett Harper Til, (lrsiilo lV- (iunlor) Edward Who- lan 1il,Jnines Richard 67. Grade Ili-l-- l-Jinile llernuril 2, Leo Malllet 3, Ralph llackctl. Grade ll-l. Joseph llernard 2 Everett Harper. Grade l-(senior) 1 Leo Gallant 2 Joseph Gaudet 3 Emile Douoetic. Grade I (junior) 1 Henry Perry 2 Sam Malllet 3, Henry Buote 4. Eriiost Harper.-7..

PUZZLED.

Hard, Sometimes, to Raise' Children.

(‘,liildren’a taste is oftimeri mort ac-

riirntc. in selecting the right kind ol' food to iii the body. than tliut oi adults Nature works more accurately thro- ugh the children.

A lady says: "Our little boy had

long been troubled with weak diges- tion. We could neverypcrsuatlehlm to take more than one taste of any kind of cereal food. He was a weak little chap and we were puzzled to know what to feed him on.

“Onc lucky day we tried Grape-

Nuts. Well, you never saw a child oat with such a relish, and it did mo good to soo him. From that day on it seemed as though ws could almost see him grow. lie would cat Grape- Nuls for breakfast and supper. and l think he would have liked the food for dinner:

.“'l`he difference in his appearance

is something wonderful.

"My husband had never fancied

cereal foods of any kind, but he be- came very fond ot GrapoNuta and has been much improved. in health since using it.

"We are new a healthy family and

naturally believe in Grape~Nuto.

"A friend has two children who were

formggy afflicted with rlclreta. I was satis that the dlaoaao was caused by lack of proper nourishment. The children showed lt. Bo I urged her to use Grape-Nuts aa an experiment and the result was almost magical.

"They continued the food and today

both children are in well and strong

course, my friend ia a tirni bol_iover,in

on by Canadian Poatum Co.. Windsor,

-IT PAYS to 'buy in this Provincap --ONE CENT per word each inner-

‘gmge of 13_71 cm pm- fbq the high. holidays was not forS0tten by bis many

as any children _iii this city, and .oi tiationa on a couch:

aa ur-

Grape-Nntaior sue has the evidence ance: that German-

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A before her oyea every day." Name llv- mandera. ,operating

tion for the advertiaing in this column. Cash must accompany order. Mini- mum charge. -twenty-live cents.

-“A RINK TlGKET.”- The use of

a Rink Ticket gtvoa healthy exercise and lata of good sport. For sale at Charles R. McLeilan’s." ‘

6424-1-5M’li.

-SHORT COURSE IN AGRICUL-

TURE..-Detinite arrangements have been made to held a Short Course ln Agriculture at Egmont Bay com- mencing on the evening of January 24th. to continue throughout that week. Every accommodation will be arranged ao that all may benefit. Special arrangements will be made to facilitate the judging of Griilii and Weed Seeds. Live Stock, Poultry, Solis, Drainage and Fertilizers will also be discussed. Everyone inter- ested is invited. 6531-1-12lllE1l.

-SOLDIERS HONOURED.-A very

pleaaont time was spent a few even- ings ago at the ‘homo Mr. and Mrs. Havelock Bryant, Enmore, in -honour of their son Stanley who ls at present drilling with the 106th Battalion, Char- lottetown, and having been home on

friends Wie gathered there. The eve- ning was spent in games and music re- freshments being served in Mrs. Br- yanta best style assisted by Miss Ale- cla Dyment Mr. Duncan McEachern another of Enmora’a loyal young men who is in the 105th, was also present The company dispersed by singing God Save the King, and all joined in wish- ing .the boys every success.

CANADA'8 TOBACCO FUND. `

Organized by the Overseas Club.

Contributions up to Nov. 30th, 1915.

A slulnmelit has just linen received

from tho liouiliiuartci-ii ol' ilu- Overseas Club giving u summary ul' subscrip- tions to the Tobacco Fund for the fourteen months ending Iltllli Novem- ber. li will he in-,vii iliul. priictlcally all parm of the world :irc rciireiwnted. Canadliinii will notice with iiitorest Iliut thc work roaiilling from (‘nnailu's Toliucco l-‘und as orgaiilzcil by thc Overseas Club, puts (‘anadn nt the head of the list. The fact that (Tana- dian contributions up to date exceed $85,000, representing a total of 343,680 packages of tobacco and cigarettes, is worthy of note. It speaks of‘the generosity of the public, but if these figures are compared with the number of men at the front, it will readily be seen how totally inadequate they are to meet the needs of the case.

Smoking to the boys at the front is

virtually a necessity and there are but few non-smokers. The total number of 343,680 packages divided between the 80,000 Canadians now at the from does not supply a very large number of packages of tobacco per man, when spread over a period of fourteen months. lf other efforts in this direction are added, even then the

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supply is ot ly a equa e. as is proved abundantly by the letters we are constantly receiving.

The llsi we give below has been

supplied by Mr Francis lt. Jones, the Organizing Secretary of Canada’s To- bacco Fund, who will be glad to re-

willlng to assist by taking collecting books, collecting boxes, etc.

It is interesting to notice that the

ions to provide tobacco for the over

uearlv $55,000, contributed by the

what can be done by the combined efforts of school children.

Mr Jones is endeavouring to arrange a similar movement throughout the schools lu Canada and has already re- ceived generous assurances of support from many parts of the Dominion.

Pontrlbiitloiis to November 30th.

' Dollars

85.920 58.890 48,025 44.470 35.950 26.945 zzmiif 6.525

329,430 .

54,740

Canada Australia and New Zealand United Stntcs

Africa

Ania

Europe

South America

Central America

Empire Day contribution by

School (‘hlldrc-ii of the

United liinuilrim i

384.170

Less moucy i-clurncd 390

Total $383,780

which equals approximately 167% tons of tobuc-co and 77 million cigar- ettes.

lt should be remembered that all

the organization expenses are borne by thc lienilquarters of the Overseas Club in London, and that all the to- bacco suppllr-fl to tho Canadian troops in maniifnctiirril in Canada by the Tuckett. Tobacco Company of llamll- ton nnd the lmporlul Tobacco (Yom- pany nl’ ('nniidi;i. _

FRANCIS It. JONES.

orimiizina Secretary-

Wintlaor Hotel, Montreal.

Doc. 31. 1915. .

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WASHINGTON.

munlcationa from the United States ing

. IDI' . MMI Il0§0~

` sion, and the other I

ceive at the Wflnrisoi' Hotel, Montreal. , f --

or at 318 Stair Building, Toronto, the i iff names and addresses of any who are lie i

Ii _ _-~-‘-_*L_* "~" " " “~"~=`;-.-5 i'-if

ately sent them to President Wilson.

Otllllal Washington to-night consid-

eiod that America and Germany at last were near a final agreement re gardlng the conduct ot submarine war- fare. Officials made no attempt to conceal their gratification at the atti- UIGB Germany apparently had assum- ed. lt was considered to be virtually

gznhgrmony with the American view-

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reply to the last Ancona note having

the United States of its i ten ons to operate submarines with duh l'BBBrd for international law and the principles of humanity. Turkey 313| Bl\lBaria. it is understood, next W l lake steps to give such guaran- tees. It is stated authoritatively that Germany and Auatria~Hungary will

nas their influence to accomplish this en _

The Lusitanla controversy, except

for the wording of the agreement to be entered into, is considered in Teu- tonic clrcles here virtually ended.

Under the terms of the proposal

Bllbmltted for the approval of the United States, Germany, while offer-

wrongdoing thereby is involved. it is contended that the Lusltanla was

sunk as an act of reprisal for th British blockade of Germany.

TELL Him Now. '

lt' with pleasure you are viewing any

work a man is doing,

if you like him or you love him, tell

lilm now,

Don't wlthold your approbatlon till the

person makes oration,

And hc lies with snowy lilies o'ci' his

brow;

For no matter how you about il, ho won’t rc-oily cure about lt;

you have shed; `

li' you tlilnk some plirusi- is duo him,

For lic cannot read his tomliston , ' when he'n dead.,

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is the comment kind and sunny

And the hearty, warm approval of ii

friend.

For it gives to live a savor and it

makes your stronger, braver, And it gives your heart and spirit lo

the end;

lf he earns your praise- bestow it; lf

you like lilm let him know it; Let the words of true encouragement _ be said:

Do not walt till life is over and lie’s

underneath the clover.

For he cannot read his tombstone

when he's dead. -CLEVELAND'S YOUNG MEN.

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ambassador. The Secretary iinmodi-l

l-le woii’t know how many tearilrops " " T . ' ' ’ f " ' *T1

More than fume und niorc than money H \

eat our ome

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contributions of the Overseas Domin~ . ,

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Don’t Suffer Longer

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$3 3§°.'S.§’°iif..“€ ......<ii.i'}’._..“.‘l’.“.....iy‘i.{’Iii°§'._i.=°.. Eli ordered digestive system. Whlclli 1f_U¢8l¢Cl0d. IJ; be ~ hard to remedy. Remove the disturbing element put your digestive organs in good worlgms °rd¢r_bY fakms -_

Tension regarding the entire sub- `

marine question seemed to have les- _

zoned considerably. Aust;-la in its _ _ `

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Pi i.i.-sf

They gentl stimulate the liver, act on the bowels, tone the stomacli-purify the_ blood and regulate the system. These benefits are particularly marked by women at such times when nature makes special demands upon. their vitality. They act promptly and safely. The next time you feel low-spirited and out of sorts, take Beecham's Pills. Their sure, mild, thorough action will

Give Q.:-f§.§.!f...R°'f¢f

lug i0 Dily all lllilélillllly, lIl8l{9S the Proplrid only by Thema! Beecham, St. Helena, Lanoaahlre, England reservation that no admission of Sold everywhere in Canada and U. S. America. lu bona, B unto.

While Secretary of State Lansing is .-

understood not to have indicated to

Count Von Bernstorft’ whether the pro- ‘ - '

posal was satisfactory, a number of l

officials in a position to be familiar. - f f with the American attitude indicated ,

that it would be accepted. ' ‘

Saying is Ono Thing-Doing Another.

livery uiziu says Life Insurance is a good thing. The thing to do,tlierefor°e,is to cnrryenougli of it.

You will be greatly iiiteresterl in the Crown Life Ciiiiruiitecil 2_<i-_year liiiiliiwiiieiit l’ulic_\' -- :i savings-invcstliirnl-|irotcrlivc policy of iinusual uttructiveiiess.

Lot ua `oend you some new Inauranoo facts. GRIIWII LIFE IIISIIIIMIGE 00-., TGIIUIITII

G. T. SIIMFIIB Prasldorh I0

H. H. BEER, Provincial Manager, Su mmcnide.

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' now'.s the time to slip it to him. L V .`

Comfortably And Welli_l

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You shouldn’t let your wife and family suffer from the

cold this Winter when for a small cost we can instal a, heat- ing system that will give you the comfort of a day in June- that will require little attention-that is economical on fuel -and that will last for years.

_ No modern home can afford to be without proper heat- mg--Many diseases spring from a cold damp room. The very health and life of those most dear is in danfer.~ Are they worth less than the price of a heating system r

_ W_e know you need_ a heating system in your home, but

think it awfully expensive-it is_n t. It is a sound investment and as good as gilt edge securities that will bring health, cgngifort and happiness to your home and will not cost much ei er. »

Phone M5 to-day.

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seas troops has been supplemented by ' ‘_ _ - - .V-_

scliool children ol the United King- , i B S & €

doni on Empire Day. and who have 4'. _- . ‘ I oo

been raising another fund even larger ._V .

in amount during the Lhriatmas sea- _F ' son. This is ii large sum to be con- ,,, _ tributed in pennies and only shows A' L_ Ch8l'l0ftPt0\Vll, P. E. I.

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, 'pearl would not rata: alilpa of any tvittiout

Iver road the above iotter? new

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one linen Hom time to uma. Tiny are nnulno, true, and ful# of human to Socretar

,warning them and aatety to thllr

The'

Coiuitt Von

Tired. Nerve-ilded Polk Phd New Strength and Living Energy in k. Casselfs Tablets

There is nothing in meticine more certain than

the strength-giving power of Dr. Cassel1’s Tablets. Everything they contain makes for strength and vital power-strength for

nerves and muscles, richness for the blood living energy '

. for the whole system. In every part of the wdrld the incom-

parable efficacy of this great British remed has been 1' ed b d " " of doubt. Dr. Casscli’s Tablets can andydo bring. phgltli xieiilclmviadliilrsllddtilfiw weak-often when every other meats. has failed. They brace up and reiiivigorate H the bodily organs, restore their natural action, and build up new health and fitness foi the ivdxrii-oi;

'nail °fJW°m;';;n Tlky BIC equaly suitable for diiidren, evenfor infants.

7 Fir Olin pbdt Bar1.,c.B.,ta-men mio-oem iiilui R0 A fu - -__~ plcasure in stating that I have ddivedigycat behebt frgm m. sdb£lZ' lia\'cIid]:lld A ‘ them remarkably eitective in ratoring the nerve cner and physical vigour ivhicliadv'-mcing ` I yggs af;a;\1sf:f1;ya;l"(;i;;il;blZ’hey sm: me zgfgblv and lgbave every confidence in recommending o .

Di. casselis rabies. are Niiiriovs Restorative, Ann i' d A i‘-s ~

great Therapeutic value in all tlerargeiltents of the Norveaaliid I;nmcti¢i]nail`§;;i];i)iiislcina<!>`l(i‘i gi' 5 §<;\:;\§;qi;l`i}el5;a:;.lr§l;h;> modern home remedy for Nervous Breakdown, Nerve and Spinal ‘ - , YSIS. Riditcts, St. Vitus Dance, Anzmia, Sleeplcssness Kidne Disease gyfhepliia. Sltggnach Catarrh, Brain Fig Headache, Palpitotion, Wasting' Dlsqiles `vg¢ai , ....'.=:;?1'.:';"......i'.:"..E.'.::~:.'.; .r‘...’:.°"“""°”°°“’- W" ~°fS'"g"°'h~»~»df

Dfvssish and Dealers throughout Canada All Dr. Ganalh 'tablets lf not ' - ‘ - i

wid 1° ih I ti. H iii _ 1 ' . _ ' *"°?“""‘° "‘ Y°“‘ °‘. _B mm fo: 'L1 vpiiiggnof “ware {`5’arné_E:trt:o§f;;cn€si$ér\|!ef;;i\ Simi, Tomita. ons tube, su cons;

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