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Broken-clown .System

Now Entirely Cured-Never Used Any Medicine With

Such Benefit as Dr.

Headaches, sleeplefastit-ss and ner-

vousness are often v\~r_\' tlisagreenble, but when your nervous system gets into such a condi- " \

tion that the //1

f\- -_, _

nerves twitch and g ,

ierli. and you liuve N; _ peculiar nt-r\'ou.~< ' ,4 .

sensations come over you there is

cause for grave . _. alarm. `*""' - __.~ Everybody ¢.\\ \

dreads thi- thought rg-,f_

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of paralysis or

Iocotmror ntaxin. l ‘ '

Nothing is worse to look for\v:;rrl to AIRS- M 1\l"LI“'\l{' than helplessness. Sometimes it is helplessness of body, and at other times the mind is aft`vct,<»tl, which is far worse.

The v.'rlt.er of this lettr-r did not

know what in expect, but fortunut\'~l,\' began the use of Dr, t`hase‘s .\'er\'o Food in time to head oft' danger. and

e Nerves

Chase’s Nerve Food.

lwritcs that she was entirely cured of the old trouble. The last paragraph prove: that the cure was lasting. _ .\lrs. John .\lci{+-liar. ll liurton street east, Hamilton, `l)nt.. \\'rites:- "I was injured some _vcars ago, and tthat left me with a broken-down ner- lvons system. I could not sl;-op, and l.<ufl't-red from twitching of the nerves 'and disagreeable nervous sensations. l "I then begun using Dr, Chnse'9 l.\'erv<- Food, and can my that I never trsed any medicine that did me so ‘much good; in fact, I nm entirely ,cured of my old trouble. The Nerve Food not nnl_\' strengthened the nt-rt-rs, but also built up my system

lin e-very \\'n_\'." I

‘ Fuller more ret-ent (into Mrs. McKellar writes confirming her cure. ,and srates that she has had inquiries from many people who hurl heard of ithe arent benefits* she obtained from ‘Dr. 4‘h:»se's Nerve Food.

Dr. (‘h.1se's Nerve Food. 50c a bor.

t`. 'ir $2.50. .\t all dealers.

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v. THE wesrrnnjuiliiiiiiin 1

-IT PA\’S to hu.v ln this Province

-THE MORNING DAILY, Guardian

can be obtained at Lailerty a Tonsor- lal Parlors. Bummeraide.

_MR. E. P. FOLEY, Guardian re-

presentative in Alberton will gladly receive subscriptions and advertis- ing matter.

-MR. W. K. McGOUGAN, Secre-

tary of the Globe Fox Fxcbange. P.O., Box 10. is The Guardian Agent in Summerside.

-SCHOOL TO REOPEN.- At a

meeting of the Board of Health on Monday, it was decidednot to re-open the school until Monday next. Nov. 30th.-H.

-POLICE COURT.- .-\ drunk who

had spent lilonday night in the Sum- merside “(Tooler,” was on ‘Tuesday morning arranged at the Police Court before his Honour Stipendiary Mc- Quarrie. A finc of $5 and costs was imposed which sum was promptly paid.-II.

-PATRIOTIC, MEETlNG.- The

dale of the Patriotic meeting to be

"Scarce goods for Red Cross work. 'serges from 80C. to $2-50- P2\°"S- held in the Market Hall. Summersltle.

50 lbs. Berlin wool received by evpress

'!€W9Z'lL'LL99

is Thursday evening 26th inst at 8 0'-

thi; morning. Patons. 6671-11-25M3i~‘ ------------ clock. Addresses will be delivered by

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"lt is extraordinary value in blue_

"Received for Red Cross Work Bel-

lin wools at Patons. Patons.

6671-11-25M3i.

Sir. \\'. VV. Warburton. Esq. lt is hoped that a full house will greet them.-li.

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-LARGE SHIPMENTS.- Among

the shipments by the (hiscepedia to Summerside last week were over live

hundred and sixty cases of canned goods for Brace McKay & (`o. Eviden-

| tly they arc preparing for n long win

ter.-J.

One cent per word first insertion ln this column, half cent per word --

each continuation Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge "PURCHASED . F°x` _ Messrs

Twenty-five cents.

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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS WANTED. TO SELL FOR

"The Old lleliable Fonthlll Nurser- ies." We teach our men to scll. Ex- perience unnece.=sar_v. llighest. com- mission paid. Handsome freo equip- ment. Stone & Wellington, To- ronto. Ont. 6260-10-2ZSM26iE2iSi.

7 _D _DOARDERS WANTED D

TWO LADY BOARDERS CAN BE

ncconlmodatted in private t`umil_\', Ap- ply 3| -32;; King sf; .;t`.4l-il-2411125' e e- - - » -.l

FEMALE HELP WANTED

$2 A DAY SALARY FOR INTELLI-

gent lnnrrietl or single wrnneti for

work u1‘o\1nd home or liln-ral retnun-| eration for .=-.pure time, .\lr.~'. l`ln\'id-

son, l5ruutt`ord.

M WAANTED.-lmini-diutcly at <~olupet-

tem (lirl or \\'tnn:\\\ for gi-nerul liutiste- work. small family, wages $15; uti- tiress .\ir.-_ ll. S,l‘¢»llii\-k.t'arc of llunltl of Nord Scotia. >`u<'l\\'illt-. .\`. li.. t!i\'- ing r\»f<-rt~in~l-, |itL:'..'»-l l-`_'.`-\n1\1f

WANTED.-A li/IAID FOR GENERAL!

liotist-\'.'o1~i. .\ppi_\' at so l'Ii1.=tr;n| Street. ii’itl‘J-ll ’.'-inilii

WANTED, AT ONCE. A GIRL .FOR

general housoworlt. Apply at this office. 6004-10-10Mtf.

WANTED A GIRL FOR GENERAL

housework. Apply at 175 Hillsboro St. (Hill)-il-12.\Iii'.

FOR SALI: HOUSE FOR SALE.-A ten room

lion.-so situated near l’. \\`. (`ollt-gc. \\'rite Box Iilii or pliouc 346 l..

dtl54-ll-25it11ti

FINE NORTHERN MINK. FORTY

dollais per pair. Marten. ninety to hundred and flt't,_\' per pair; also sil ver black and patched foxes. John i)0\vulnnn, Strathroy, Ontario.

tltiill-li-21o‘ltii.,

HOTEL FOR SALE WITH LICENCE

bar, at big business and well locat- cd. Apply to Box 2540, ('amphclltot\. N. B. |3289-10-30l\l1Mo. t-'OR SALE- ANY TEACHER DE-

siring a set of Practical fteference Library published by llanson Bel- lows Co., may obtain same at a considerable reduction by applying at this ofllcc. 5737-9-1:6i\ltf.

FOR SALE-10 pairs cross t'oxfn'.,

ranch bred, Uuturlo slot-lt, showinir, fifty to niuct_\'~livf-. por cent. black; also few pairs rnticli bred mink. fisher and martin; must sell l\t'forc` breeding scuson. Write for i`txll parti<:ul:ir:~‘. Satisi`at'tion guaran- tf-ml and nt sat-riiii-1: prices. Apply T. M. lJA\'lh', liox 1151. \\'yoming,\ Oni. 0604-ll-2lill E

\i'UNlll»1lll<`i'l. i’U-\’l`l Allll A.\‘t:lUlt'l'-

mont. 15 Assorted liic. 40. 25c; l00.55t'. in stamps or Postal 1\`oi.c. Write for Virculnr on Xmas Book- lets Al: Postcnrfl bargains. Address.

FOR SALE ONE CLASS A FEMALE

Fox. Write P.0., Box 54, Charlotte- town. 6587-11-25M5l.

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h __M_lSCELLANEOUS l

HERES CHANCE 'lu LEARN-t~‘itty

different trades. Wages, Room, ltourfl, Railroad Ticket furnished by .~;otm~. ot`-"dt ('o-operative Proposi- tions," Write ALDIS OWEN HALL, M8 \\`d!<l\ini:ton St.. Boston. Mass.

6657-11-25tnl1i

DRESSMAKING DONE AT HOME.-

Apply to Mrs. Provyn, 223 King Street. 6640-ll-24m3i CARRIAGES STORED FOR THE

winter at .lt-rr_\' Mal\nr's, iicnt Stn' opposite lit-vt-re I-lotel. llcpairing- protnptly attended to; sonic good second hand sleighs for sale. Jerry .\lnln1r. (`urriage Smith.

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FOX BOARDERS.-The Atherton Dark

Silver Fox ifo., l.td., has ut'r‘on\tnodu~ tion for u limited number of silver black foxes. ltntcs on upplicution. l

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MALE HELP WANTED no v ‘wmv T'€l5 "1"`5';TfT§~i 6 `T`C>"‘Ol`=I

fire. Apply at 142 Kent St..

6073-10-lfilviif.

w/-\Nrep.- A suv AuuuT.` E

years old as an apprentice. Apply to W. N. Tantou, Watchmaker.

6014-10-12Mtf.

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STRAYED.-ONE WHITE AND RED

llcifer, 1% years old. 2 Red Helfers. l lied and White Ox, ‘Z years old. Fimler notify A. Ferguson, Hampton, l’.E.l.

6619-11-23m3i

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T0 LET i=i`o6m s '}`6`L_ETl-.`\Tp`l§' '{i`t'i':i5°H th;

bnzo St.roc_t.`_____> _ ii22§5-ll-24n\1ll

To '|_s'r.--coT'rAoE, uPPEn` END

Prince Street. Apply, 117 Fitzroy Street. . |2845-ll-241.uiii

TEACHERS WANTED

TEACHERS HOLDING PROFES-

sional certificates required for grad- `od and rural schools commencing New Year’s. Apply stating qualifi- cations in full to Canadian Teach- t-r's Agency. Regina, for Saskatche- wan schools: 209, Beveridge Block. Calgary, for Alberta positions, and 1850 Cotton Drive. Vancouver, for appointments in B. U.

659-11-4M1Mo.

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WINTED vi/A|vrED-ANY PERSON HAVING

u :st-coinl Imnd 5 or lil-li. p.'gusollne t-nglnt: for suit: kindly write to l’. (). Box 323, t~ii_v, tifltl7-ll-‘”il\/Wi.

WANTED-At once to rent a small

house or rooms for li ht housekeep

lm lf.. ll, Wotnlaitic, Nlnrgatc, 1'.

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ing, furnished or ttnfurnishod. Ap- ply to "D" t-are of Guardian.

Gallant and Rockford camo to Sum- tuerside Tuesday night. and whllc here purchased a handsome mule fox from l)r A. Black, which they shipped to Nail Pond on the noon train Wednes- day. The above fox will bc placed in Mr Gullunt`s rutich at Null Pond.-X.

-SUMMERSIDE VOLUNTEERS.-

Messrs W. l`. Wliitncy and Brower llobf-.rtson lcavc for Charlottetown Thtlrstlay morning, will-rc they will join the contingent \vho volunteered for overseas service. lllr \\'hitney. who has been organist oi' St l’aul's (`nt,linlic Lfh\lr<'l\ for a number ot' yours, wus waitedupou at his residence on \\'e<lnestla_v evening by n number ot' the parishioners. who presentetl him with nn address and purse.

-MARRlAGE.-The marriage took place on i\lon¢lu_\' morning, the 23rd. inst.. in the t`ull\nli<' (`hurch. Tignlsll. ot' .\lr S. A, ltocltipril, of Stiiiiliicrsirle, to .\lrs Joseph Perry, ot' Paltner ltoud. llcv. Mgr. llougald .\lcl)onnld oiilt-iutc-tl. .\lr and Airs llocltfortl will reside nt the bridt-'s homo nt Palmer Road, \\'hit-h will hc known nt “liighball" l<`urtn, and where Mr l{ot‘kt'oi°<l will continue raising high-class trotterfs. ;\‘l|‘ llockford will be grcuily missed by the boys of Sunnnerside, as he was it Brent t'u\'oti1‘ilc.-X.

's’.\'f>W l~‘\l.l.l\`(i IN

FliENf`Ii \\`.\R ZONl~I.l

l'\P.IS, Nov. 25.---Free'/.ing weather

has Set in t.l1i‘onglfout the length of the battle zonp in France and Bel- gium, the 'temperature Sunday vary- ing between 2 and 2* degrees above zero fohrenhcit.

Snow is falling, especially in North-

ern France and in the Vosges Moun- tains, and also nt l\lal‘SCi1l€S.

CASTOR IA

For Infants and Children. tha Kind You iiava Always llauglti

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A few months ago a yolilig than who

was in very poor health and almost.

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ldesparing uf 1-ure, lmppcm-rl to call

on an elderly lady to whom hc opened his grief, The lady strongly recom- mended the l"arzulur. She rcasoucri with him nfter this fashion: "You know that l was sick nearly all winter and could tlnd nothing to help mo. Medicine proved ol' no hcnctit. l hoard of the Furatior and tlooldcd to give it a trial, and the help which l soon de- rived from its use was little short of marvellous, and hero I stand before you a living proof of what the l<`ura<ior can do if people will but give it a

|.;_ [_ ,;614,11.2\M5-,‘_ ' A 11.1gm¢_f chance." The young man answered

¢ -~ . _-_g--sq . _ , ._ -E ,-q that he had heard uf her serious lil-

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ness, but had never heard of how she

' . “The Store That Will Use You White” not cured. The lady replied: "Welt

since you have learned the facts con-

ccrnlng my recovery there is no cx- cuse for your continuing in illness. l am sure that which cured mo will cure ou You should et under the Far-

i,' Beautiful Dolls at ’ ' A E

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ador treatment without delay." The young man profited by tho advice and was soon entirely cured oi' sleepless- nes-\, tonstipatlon. nervous postration

al lebilit\ Al itl tin

A Half Driginal Price '.; .ls

t,_/ - . , o i rot-ove v n n ' ll ,fi " who had gone abroad for her heulth

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large life-li

not be disappointed.

Black &

We are showing a splendid line of

dolls, in order to clear we are offering the complete line at half price.

We ha/e only a limited number of these dolls-

they will not last long, e tpecialiy at this season ofthe year. Get one of these dolls today, so that you will

ke dressed and undressed

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dollars. returned home in nn way lm- proved. She, too. decided to try the Farador, and was soon enjoying the blessing of health. This is not n story of fiction. The people referred to live here in (`.harlottetown and many who read this article arc constantly coming in contnct with them. Their names and addresses will be given to any who nsk for them. Ask for long list of endorsement; from island people. W. E. Enman, Representative nf the Parador ()x_vgen ('o., 12 Alley Street, Charlottetown, 6676.

Dr. W. G. Church Veterinary Surgeon

Graduate of University of Toronto

Omoo King ltltaln.

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-ON! CENT .per word each ln-

aertlon for advertising in this col- umn.¢.Cul| must accompany order. Minimum charge twenty-ave cents.

-SUBSCRIBERS should renew a

week or two beforethe time they have -paid for bu expired and than not miss an issue. as all papers are discontinued promptly on expiry date. ltf.

WESTERN PEI SONALS.

-Mr. W. R. Maynard. Atherton,

spent Sunday visiting friends in Char- lottetowu.-J.

-Mr. Rodk. Morrison. plumber of

Summerside, left on Monday on a business trip to Alberton.-H.

-Mr. Ralph Easton, Charlottetown.

spent Sunday with friends in Kens- ington.-J.

-ltr. J. B. Champion. Tyne Valley,

arrived home by the S. S. Empress on Monday evening from a business trip abroad.-H. -

-Mr. David Schurtnan arrived ,in

Suuimersido from a business trip in Moncton and left for Charlottetown on Tuesday.-H.

-Mr. J. S. Perry left for the .Royal

Victoria. Hospital, Montreal. ou Wed- nesday io undergo a course of treat- ment.-li.

-Mr. Frank P. Jamieson, who has

been qu a short visit to his parents in Surnmcrside, left again on Monday for his home in Brighton. Mass.-H.

-Messrs Thomas Keefc and E.

Steepleton, Alberton, were in Summer- side on Tuesday are remained over night.-H.

-Among the visitors to Summer-

side on Tuesday were Rev. .Gco. Mor- ris. Kensington, Donald liamsuy, lu- dian River; Mrs. James Lynda. Kens- ington; William Qaslcy. Kelvin Grove; Alvin Yeo, Belmont. Lot 16 and Percy Hunter, Kensington.-J.

The Wretchednesa of Constipation

Can bu overcome by \

ENITEIPS l.i'l`Tl.E

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un. induction. do than duly. Smell PII." `Sllo|| Small Pda. Genuine -as.. spam .

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-nr hermit R,iigifE§§l,T.`or,%ne Hub

Fox tEztch'a‘uge. Truro, lain umtrler- side Wednesday of thisrweek.--X.

-Hon. James -A`. McNeill, Commiss-

ioner of Public Works, spent Sunday at his home in Summerside and left again for Charlottetown on Monday.- H.

-Mr. Rodk. Mclntoslt of-the P. E. I.

Railway, passed through Summerside on Monday evening to perform some work ln connection with the Railway at Tignlsh.-ii. _

-Miss (Tiara Aylward a graduate

of the Lowell Corporation liospltal ls in Summerside. ller P.0. address is Box 227, Suminerside. Correspondence answered.-H. -

_ -Some of Monday‘s visitors to Summerslde were:- Messrs Austin Squarebrigga and Emmanuel Deslloc- hes, Miscouche, Mr. James Winchester Lot 16, Mr. R. ll. Montgomery, St. Eleanors and Mr. John llecltbcrt, Mal- peque.-ll.

“We have a very wide range oi' the

finest rubber goods procuroblc, includ- ing llot \Vater Bottles, Fountain Syr- inges, Rubber Shoeting, etc. Mut:Kin- non Drug Co., corner Great George and Kent Street. mctf

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ROWSE BROS. LTD.

50 doz. G

Red Label all Wool heavy underwear, guaranteed vnshrinkable finished in best manner, made by

Penmans.

1.50 per suit G

Working Shirts in differ-

ent colors,heavy wool $ l .00 each.

Grey all Wool Underwear

heavy unshrinkable $2.00 per suit. _

Children's Sleeping Suits

60c.

Children’s Drawers 35 c. Children’s Gowns 75c.

Women’s Shirts a n cl

Drawers 60c.

Soiled Window Shades

with fancy pulls 25c.

Extension Rods 5c. Brussels Rugs $1.25.

Men’s Cardigan Jackets

in brown and black, all sizes English make $1.00 up.

Ladies’ Gloves in Cash-

mere with silk lining 25c. Throat and Chest protect'

ors made with high collar 35c.

Mufflers, Ladiep’ scarfs

made in different colors 60c.

Table Oilcloth 20c per

yard.

30 Pattern Oilcloth 25c.

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RUNNING a.-big Mogul on schedule time is about

~ 'as complete a brain, sinew and nerve test as a

- man could want. So when the order comes for “An Extra Run,” that engineer is wise who fortifies himself with a 'cup of FRY’S COCOA. FRY’S, because it builds for “nerves of steel.” It’s such a splendid food as well as a delicious beverage.

Drink FRY’S regularly yourself and note the vigor

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