UY

riwiisnliv. ' _ 1 _ 1-n1ivH41ll1»°w“‘£.‘.l.'” @‘””‘”“”-_ _ _ -

the blood ivhile it vi-arms the body and

l1f'PS Caffl' 05_ 'he impllfiliss- -THE sesclai. for me skate in the " _ ed 3 75_

_ . beaver fur collars, pric at S

\\ hen multitudes of people are to- Charlottetown _arena leav?dl;;i;e to- on sale special to clear “_” Smchi;

‘IJ-" “‘l*l‘_‘3 S°°"`5 E"‘“'sl°.“.‘° "."°“ "'°"°" °"""°°° M fm" ' it stewart Ltd. 6053-1-zoiniieil .ilnier =ickness,nnd are giving it io l. -ii cliildrt-ii. it is careless tn nevlect _ ___ - ~ -SPECIAL PRICES on sleigh bells U. i.-M51.. l.oo‘.~ mit for §nh~zi:iit:._ in 1\§a€§|?e":;T§és, \it,ln,;:$ ,:ie;£m,`,;.]§ for the balance of the season. Sinclair

st.-.iiatumni-. 'rf.i..ni.._oai as-ri _ nl-J' Qi mi he ioah & Stewart Ltd. 60534-20mlieli

7 sreci/il. 'rluiiu `. m-pagan s/ir-rAi.iou.-‘ c. oo. ot - T- U- ”°"““' ’“°'°"‘“"§,°l§, l

. e Batt. at present. billlted at

SIDE FOR ‘Summer-side was rocrutad up to full

I8 l’llllllllS lil Bllllll

\0ll

Brown Block, Charlottetown.

is the average quantify in a healthy ' adult, but it is the qualityoi the blood ._|-|» pAyg w lm, in mu pmymu --ONE UINT pq- word sach Inns- ihat determines our strength to resist .._..... tion for ths sdvsrttslug in this column. nckness. with weak blood we and -w. lt. nleoouolin. clots mr mx- Cash mint weomsuu wdaf- H1111- toid lands and einli feel, in children twice. is awaits Ami in Summer- mm ¢Mr¢°- ¢"°=¢1-0" 'MN-

.ili aversion to study, and in adults 513°- ~ ___ _SPECIAL summenide sum H Iheumauc ‘.endenc'e5" _1'|-qg MQRNWQ pA||_y Gumlgg lottetown Arena tomorrow night.

ln changing seasons get abundant un be chained at L‘uen_y», Tomo, 605--A.

fresh air and lake a spoonful of Scott’s N Pnlom., 3nmme,.,m,_

Lmulsion after meals, because Scott's '

hmulsion isa rich blood-food that will -SINCLAIR di STEWART Ltd. are morning when the mercury registered

increase both quantity and quality of ;l;‘;'lgll;€nS°0d “**l“95 ll; 02131530 gqxfi 10 degree, bein, “m__.H_

605-A .

ng meneisc w t

liatlalion. viz., Air. Claude Milligan , .

Wi -.nil ilr - iilaiirnnru -il “MEN S FUR,,9*"5Tl“ “"5 6%

V | ' ' ' ' ‘ ` lo T; regiila; $£ii_.-o sto §o._o0; glearing

_sMELT$_L~nuSuuH,_, Small l,a,l,h_ now :il only l. o. iuclair tevvart l. .irl r»~ iriell hi the lishernifii ln 6053`1'20mh°l'

I Plnfesslllnal lialds . . .. . . .

this \~ii'~i|iiiy_ t-uiiseil in ii certain ex- ,,_n, hy ,ho nm-,,\.0,am(_ ,id,,§_ hm,_._ -F_LOUR.-Choice hrnnds of flour

,,,.,.,. h,-.,,,.,. ,..,,L.h,..s un, f,xm,(_,m h,,_ now in stock. _Get our prices before

mn. nh, __m,,_ nf lm, season _H lniyinr. Sinclair & Stewart Ltd.

E W\LLlAH8, M D C M (M GIH) A 4 . I 6053‘1.20mHeU

W ' ' " ‘ ‘ ° -_ Nlon ssltvlces.-0 s it - -'*

Phyuclan ‘ 8"r'°°”' the glfrd inst. the l‘resbyt:e‘riailm:.iiii`l _HOLY NAME s°°|ETY-'_The

Office-269 QUEEN ST. “pthodm Churches of S“mmf,,.3m,, lloly Name Society of St l"aul's om” H°""_9 N 11 °‘"°` will hold I’nion services 'l`he Rev. H. (`h“""l‘- Summersme' al their mst

3 '° 5 °"" 7 '° ° "‘"" J i-‘roof will pr:--it-h lifihi- \i@iiiodisl "‘g“l’" '""”"“g ‘°°l< f" ““>"“l‘ "W

:s9s'u'13M3M0' l"liiirl-li :il ll li.lil‘. :iiill in lli'.- l’i'<-.=h\~- nwmhprs- ml? "L "hm" belng members ' ,Winn (.h\m_h at 7 p_m___x of the l0:»th Regiment. Alter the

UORBON I DUFFY =~e_reniony the Rev. J. McDonald of

___CARN|VA|__ _ A I-; my mm. \nikorn. addressed the new members.

llffllflfi IN’ A“°|"f|lYU 4-roiril ulwnlleil the firsilearliival ntl Qllll' exphfhnng 'hc' “U-lm" of the

5°||¢|\°|'l f°*‘ R°Yl| Bulk °f c"'.d|‘ the season in Crystal Rink on Tues- ”0‘)'0‘5"_:\'

" i:_' eveiiing, The rink was zirlistival- 2°" _

UONEV To LUAN- l\'l\ilr=cnmtf-ii for the nccasioii, llie _SAD NEWS'-A mlegram re°e“"`

rnusii- living fiirnislifld liv llir- Slim- ed hy 'hp Rev' J' M' mee' Summer'

` - , ` _ ~ ' _ - _ side, on \Ve<lne.s¢liiy morning conveyed

'mlrmdv hand’ -'ho "pr'0ml [mm hr-ml tho sail news that his tiithnr Rev 9

A A. McLean, K.C. Donald McKinnon lie-il.<iiicvlon ilrrivf-d_at| 7.110 ii. in. with R H-iw or ~Sm;u' map. 'd-‘M

McLEAN I McK|NNON :iii-alll 7.1 p-.iii>~‘ilgt-i.~. .inli li~ll on re- _ 5

_ _ _ ~. _ _ siiddr-iily at his home on Tuesday. Jan.

gg,-|-"tang, Agtgrnayggg Lay :urn :ii flevrn ollork. ll. mm Th" Rav. J. M' mc", Summa”

_T0 LET____nuSim_&q Smnd A. Rmb side. left hy the morning train \Vell-

____.,___; niond Sliiiion The liiidf-rsilzneil of- ""'“‘l“3" fm m""`l‘"“"“""" "" "mit" ‘"

v _ fern for rent.his store :ind oiil-h\illil- S"""5' Rm" 'U “Nona nl" f""""‘l'_X‘

9-C- MN-094| K-6.. W-E l0|\¢|0Yt K-6- ings at the above station. ’lhis is

B M¢|-E0Dd‘A9:NT|»EV;_ one ot’ the best business sl:in.ls iii

l|’|'ll*°\“l In UNUYOI |-DVI P. E. Island. l-‘or terms and partie- 5 Dc MEET|NG__A moon

_ - - . . . .. jig nt'

Ofllcos-Bank of N. 8. Chambers. iilars apply in John R. Larklns, Rich- ,he _qumm,,rE,m,_ Drmng Club was

M"'°""""" m”"d~ “"'93'l'l7'-“5'- held iii the l-`lremen's Rooms iii the

;- Town Building on Monday night. Jan.

on. HEATH uclurvns. -weoomc. asi.i_s.-.i .nut-t and Wh- '° "“*“" “‘f'°“g@““‘"‘” f°" "le

-COLD WAVE. - The coldest

snap this season was on Tuesday

FUR COLLARS.-Men's Columbia

Dentist pretty wedding took place on \\’ednes» 'ce.raceS 1° .be "em at S“mmersId.e

Cameron Block. Victoria Row dav .ianuarv Sth at the home or Mr. d“"“g ‘he “'"“°’- Al ‘he meeting lt

Charlottetown and im 'william T ivaiif- when “’=*“de°l‘1@‘i'°l\°l‘1 'be "fS“’“‘2f "le"

0f'l'ico Hours: 9 a. rn. to t p. ni. ihl=ir‘eld'e'st daughter Miss Geneva B. °“ Thursdali “"°""°°“- Jan' -wht 3

to 5 ` it I - mania 9 to “r WH contest of two classes-a 2.40 trot and

2 p. ni. p. ni. was un ei iii g _ . -

_ _ - _ _ A 5 _ I pace and a free for all trot and pace-

358310-85Ht! liam R. _MacKinnon son of 'lr' Jo in to Start at 2 phml Entries for the above

1-ig

l-`, I. CHFINEY & CO.. Toledo. O.

"1""-*F"' 3 is Murray, Graham’s Road. The tic-

These Are . .

Good Clocks and Cheap too

Don't get the idea that

these fancy clocks, because they are small, or because

they are cheap in price,that these fancy ronze clocks l are not good time-keepers-

they ARE.

They have' reliable, ac- curate movements,ne.=it and. beautiful cases and will give » a long lifetime of satisfac- . tory service. _

There_ are many designs,

with prices ranging from ...... up See our window for

sample styles.

Blagk 851 Co. _

‘MQ-

Here You Are Rink is Open Hockey Boots FOR ALL

Misses’ $2.00 to $3.50

Men’s 2.50 to 4.00

Boys’ 2.35 to 3.50

Youths’ 1.75

Morris- - Smith- -Beer

I Cold feet, wet feet,Ichilblains, colds-and worse-

are prevented when you wear a pair of our Lumbermen’s Rubbers

They are good in 'a rainstorm, snow storm-any

storm. _

They keep your feet

They are light but strong

They are good for you-good for

your feet. Wear ii pair.

Realm! &

Kensington

warm on the coldest

Co.

D. .\lar l\innon. The ceremony was per _ _ formed hv Rev. Geo Sellar in the pre- Wm "lose 3" me S"""e'°"5'S Om” at

` ' ' ' 1 p.m. Thursday. As there is con-

selice oi' the immediate relatives of the

contracting parties. The bride looked 5_’.d?r?tb,lems_Peed, 1'* Summfrside ind

Patents, Trade marks, Designs. Tuna;-ming grown lot Copenhagen `;_;i‘i'l‘lg? is 'lf,o‘;;’5 egérfgs K';'e;;5"'\:g

Registered Patent Attorneys. Neue 3’ - “ le l 9 grfmm “°r_e members 0,- the C|ub_-\» xl;..2i:;'§:";u;.‘:::‘ii;. ;::i:..‘;2:‘;§ l "

F°"-""°~'l¥ pawn* ¢‘lf‘¢° E"3ml"'°"- as bridesmaid and Mr. Lester Waite " _W

\laster of Patent Laws. brother of the bride siipported the __c°NcERT' AT' PARK coRNER_ Representatives in all foreign coun~ srrgoéilldqfrb (l]ll"‘n:;`<!>_urllni§iagulnleoefalirlggiéls A most successful concert’ apron and 'ips' I 1 't ~ thlevphave ihxe best wiehns of a candy sale, under. the auspices of the Write for Book "Patent Protection". mln; lm, - of friends ,kr and' Mrs Park Corner and Burlington Red Cross

Tens' \Zlail{icnnoi$ will reside at Locke Road Suciety was held in the Park Comer

Au about and how to obtain pai. LM ,L __c0m_ . Hall on Tuesday evening, Jan. 11th.

ents.

99 St. James St., Montreal. and a. splendid programme was render- g,.,,,,,,,¢, m¢,w,_ wa,,,|,,,¢°,-,_ Clitarrlial Deafness Cannot Be Cured ea, consisting or violin music by Mes-

by local aDDl_ications.as ti_iIeg` cannot' reach the élsoguirel; R§;d31;lé11g?§a;£;cE?aTig3e§)`.

» ‘3$“$5§"§iL'§?i?.i‘Z'L'.i°§§i.. $251" i’i?.l' ‘i§`°b'§f§ Miss stewart. Dialogues by Messrs

D, 00115'-iilllivfllll !¢m¢¢l! Cwlrrhll Dmfflwl ll Life Howatt. George Ferguson, J. E.

_-_ hi‘.l‘§°".>i°ii!“él‘.§'.'1‘2‘iili.n°‘i’f.`°lI§f°'i¢’if.'.i‘°ii§'il'?3i'§Z‘Penlvbell and Wm- Burt- S°l°`S “Y

171 Gmat George street is inflamed _you havearumbling sound or im- Miss Lena NiCh0ls0l1, Sliillley, M. G.

\lanui'ncturer of all kinds of fine &"f°'h°-arg" a“,§i|,w1'Jif,i‘,5"','he"'§f:n"°,l,l"n§:$f¢;i,§ W' Pmmt' Spring valley “nd Messrs

hair goods also Geutlemena Toupees ea: Sits:-siursdwfnd this tiibe restored to its D3" Camllbell- M“l'd°Ch McLe°d “nd and “figs” ' normal conditiomhcaring willbedestroyed for- J8Ck Campbell, LOIIZ River, Dlleii.

' Phone 314_ air-rmNf;?1fc}f§*§§n‘§|f?::l1:;$Scn=:l§u$J§1“S;f,RZ "Meet Me hy Mooiilight"by Mrs. James bury and others. The well filled floors

Manicuring Hairdreuinw m“f:‘,,uS'su,,‘an,;of ,hesym,m_ Pampbell and Mr. G. VV. Profitt, all

' 6537_1_12M1M0Dd_ We will give One Hundred Dollars for any Of Wh0l11 had [0 l'0SI)0l1d (0 €IlC0l'8S.

‘i?”i°a§’i'i»‘.”i'f.‘.'§'#.“ii l’-Tiff-"?’¥-`f¢'.ll1l§?§’.".°'i’i°iii’.§.°.§' The P'°g"‘“‘"‘@ “med Wm* a "°“““' ,,,Y,,__ ,SL ' ‘ ~ " fully rendered Quariette "My wild

Mr. Hugh Campbell occupied the chair

Irish Rose” by Messrs Charles Payn- ier. Dan and Jack Camphell arid Fr.1ilc~

companiest for the evening were Miss Elva Bernard, Park Corner; Miss Jes- sie McKay, Stanley, Miss Penzie Mont- gomery, Long River and Mrs. James Campbell Burlington. At the close the thanks of the President was extended to those who so kindly assisted with thc programme. The proceeds a- mounted to $50.00. _

| Messrs B. Ready, W. Brander, E. Sud-

555

as small! UW b“°m°" m n Monday.-H

' How To Makolflls Qllidtts SIM ll

ciiAni.o'rre‘rown itmisili in umm: last mi 1 moo ~McC,,,,,_ F,.,,,°,,,,

""'” 'um '"d° °” "'° '°°°°° °°”“"“" "_“°""` Joihutm nimsanie. wen;

A1' z mn. '1‘l-me wlw f°rm the armani ot c. co., wi F- W- on M',md_,,___H_ V --

are a fine orderly crowd of men, most- ll' 5“mm°”’d°

lvl tor than ills _

For Burns Concert, Monday, January I! 9011118 but with a good sprinkling Todd rammed 1° ,"“'.,§.u":f|=‘"=f““'°"=€ _

z4tn tm. -mln mv” on fe- or miaaie use -ine bodied en. 'ni -Nm J- C- turn' after Concert, about 11 who are in Summerside si: evldcnotl; s“m"-‘erslde °” M°mg“{’ atfefhgrshg;-t o'eiock. very much pleased with the life of a "3" '° me 'mme ° er a ’ '

poldler. Aa a visit to either the drill-

US the

Fare.

Summerslde $1.00 Kensington .80 Freetown .75 Emerald Jet. .70 Bradalbane .65 Fredericton .55 Hunter River .45 North Wiltshire .45 Royalty Jet. .20 Charlottetown iarr.)

nw ictwlatotej 3§53S$iS’~2S.z

Y

www

FROM MURRAY HARBOUR T0 afternoon. then with the exception of

QHARLQTTETQWN, the few on guard duty, they are off

for the balance of the day and lf one

TUESDAY, JAN. 25th, 1916. visits the rooms mentioned above they

will find a jolly crowd gathered there.

Fgr Burn; Cgngert, L¢3v¢| Murriy 501110 Writing letters, Others reading

Harbour at 1.15; leaves on return or after Concert. about 11 o’cioek. in

_*_ ments, and it those who have any in-

tention of answering the call of their ‘country would spend it day watching the life of a soldier. The writer is sure they would not think of retuming home without llrstenrolling.'l`he ofiic- ers are jolly, Hood natured body and

40 their best efforts tire given in the wel- 55

s oi-i--_1

33325?

Fare.

Murray Harbour $1.00 . Murray River. .90 \\’ood Island .80 1.. Belle River .75 - Melville .70 2. Grand View .50 2. Vernon River .45 2. Lake Verde .45 3. Vernon .45 fl.

Mr. Albion _:lo -.40 cessful entertainment. was ‘held in tile

25

.-

Hazelbrook . 3-45 B Mt. Herbert .ln 3.

Chiirlotielowii (arr.) 4-

A member of the (`lilh will he on the ei

trniii to sell tickets to the Concert lo

mggpngni-g_ 0050-l~20me3i Muriel Clarke; Step Dance- Mr. Eg-

Sl

"A fi-esli supply of Turkish Delight li

with nuts (2012. lh.), :uid Wipers Bill- intermission- Sale ol' Cand>'-- Par' ter Plums, i2l5c. lb.) at I-‘oster's lIl.- Solo- Mr. Jas. Melnnis; Read- Drugatore. G:'»97-1-ISMZII. ing- Mrs. J. D. McGuigau; Dialogun

-“The Los; Uneic";. God Save the

1-I1---#ll-I King. Tho principal feature of the

evening was the lecture by Mr. J.E.

. S

F. Bl '

-UN|NTENT|0N/\|---ln ‘l_ “EWS ope. His discourse was aspecial in-

item appearing the other day in Tig- ter-est to all and consisted of a very lllsll N0l95» in Wlllffll the Wfltel' Staled picturesque description of his travels

that "inasmuch as Tignish had now A

an efficient stationmaster he _hoped thanks moved by Mn p_ E_ H,,ghes_ the railway people would see to it that seconded by ML M_ -I-_ Lan-me' was a la<ly's= waltingroom wllllld be lil' tendered Mr. Sinclair. The singing Walled-" SeVe|'“l readers Camplalned was excellent. Besides local tallent that if was “H735” '° SW "mt the which was very creditable, the audi: present llwumbem W” emcicm WMP ence had tht. pleasure ol' hearing one his l"'ed"”e§s°"s were likewise 9mm' of Cliarlottetown's best vocalists Mr em '"6"' Thei writ" regrets that James Mclnnis. 'lhe reading by'Miss these worthy readers construed said ‘Clarke was highly appreciated and news item in that light, for it certainly Mrs_ Mccuigan rendered hers in her

v.

nas not meant to cas; any reflection H

the late Mr Stephen Arsenault, who preceded Mr Mc'l`ague, was an hon- ourable man and one oi' tho most. cap- able men as station agents in the employ of the Prince Edward Island Railway. he having held that position of trust' for upwards- of forty years.-Z

-BASKET PARTY.-On tht even-

ing of Jon. 5th a large crowd of young people from Burlington, Spring Valley and the adjoining settlements; each laden with well filled baskets gathered at the beautiful new home of Mr. Fra- ser Munn to enjoy themselves in a so- cial dance. Thi violin music for the evening was gracefully rendered by

gave ready proof that all were thor~ olighly enjoying themselves. An interes- ting feature was step dancing by Mes- srs J. N. Evans and J. Whelan. About midnight the ladies opened their bus- kets and served a very dainty lunch after which the early hours came all too soon for the flying feet of the dan- cers. Much credit is reflected on Mr. Elbert Millman and Mr. Harry Bran- der under whose direction the dance was held. It being among the first of the season was fully appreciated by all and a hope is entertained that the host will see lit to have them come again before the winter is over.

Hail will fully demonstrate, and when they move .into their quarters which will be ready very shortly, they will 0llJ°Y "SPY comfort possible. How-

ger unpleasant the life in the trench- would not return under any considera-

.10 tion. as is demonstrated by the letters

6050-1-20me3i they write home, yet the soldiers life

n

FARE5 ang 11945 FOR looker on as the only life. The hour!

SPECIAL TRAIN _ 91’

M. Ill

fs

05 15

50 inst. After the opening remarks by 10 the chairman Dr. J. D. MacGulgan, ii

V

e

bert Hughes; Instrumental Music- Mrs J D McGui n Dlalo tie-'Phe

on the good men who held the office e W re g i ,re t ot b. l"`l°" t° M' E""“S' M°T“5“e° I" fam lc?calefnl¢?nifmlllt?.e llu;lfes'g slepvlinnclz

S I

Aa Pale Aa a Lily

:rounds during drill hours. or to Pleasant recreation rooms in the

. M. C. A-., building and St. Paul'a

may be, yet those who are there

Summerside has the aspect to a

drill are not long, a couple of hours the moming about the same i.n the

enjoying the pleasures of life either, singlnz, dancing or other amuse-i

re of those serving under them.-(‘.

-B. I. S. CONCERT.- A very suc-

. I. S., Hall. Emerald on Jan. 13.,

,ry siiccessfiil programme was carri- l out, which was as followsz- Solo Mr. M. 'I‘. Liimhe; Reading- Misa

- - - K8 C Z

by Young Man; Solo- Mr. Jas Me- inlii; Lecture- Mr. J. E. Sinclair;

inclai ou his travels tlirou i Eur

fter the lecture ii cordial vote -of

suitl excellent manner. The dialogu-

'as also a. genuine hit.

WESTERN PLISOHILS

Mr. Charles Clark, Victoria is spend-

ing a few days in Charlottetown.-V.

-Mr. Webster Boulter, Victoria,

made a business trip to Summerside on Monday.-V.

-Mr Gavin Harding, Graham‘s

Road, was a visitor to Summerside Wednesday of this week.-X.

he ls White As A Ghost

Is it a matter of pride to be pnle as

a lily,- certainly not. W-'hat every woman wants is strength,color.vlgor, Buoyance and health are the right of every woman, and these she need not lack if she only uses Ferrozone. lt gives appetite, creates strength, en- riches hlood, gives vigor to the nerves. color to the cheeks and brightness to the eyes. Ferrozone is at once conver- tible into health,, beauty and trength. There is power in F'errozone,- try it and know what you have missed, 50c, at all dealers.

M_ Aylward, Elmsdale.-H.

senger on the western train Saturdll'

Mark’s. Lot

a few days at’Victorla the guest of c Mrs. A. McLean.-V.

rived in Victoria on Monday to pay 8 3

Prolltt.-V,_ I

-Miss Dorothy Clarke, teacher of t

Searletown school, is spending the l

school being closed on account of dill- ¢ htherla.-V._ ' i

ton; \V. A. McKay. New Annan und r Wm. McDonald, Clermont.-H.

-o

short visit to his brother Mr. H. R. of

This home-made cough syrup is now

*Rev* J. J. Mclmyre was a pas_ caged in more homes than any other an

li ed its i sei-miitym wiiqi§h°mpdi":f’i- °°'°

on ; visit to his former parish in St. coughs, chesg and throat xcnglds is really

emsrksble. You can lctually feel it

7"`H' Lake hold. A day’s use will usually over-

-Miss Ellen Sherry has returned to :Te lh° °'di”" °°kl‘¢_h"""“°'°° °"“

. oo

her home in Alberton after BDBINUIIB for gromhitis, spssmodic oroup, hm".

mit muah auiv y Splendid tw,

hisl asthma and winter co ha. Get from anv dru ist 2:: ounces of

Pinex (50 cents worlfhz, ur it into g,

ounce bottle and ill th: bottle with

'-Ml" Em” Pmmt' Burunsmn ar' hllsin granulated 'rigor iyrup. This gives

t cost of o y 5 ts ld

ll>'et|.ltei"l courpli syrup thahelyoli muldm or $2.50. likes _hut _a. few minutes tb renare. Full directions with Pinex

_ __Mes5,~g_ Align Forsythe, Char- litaiifes good and never s ils.Q - `

You will he pleasanH;' surprised no

. Ki , . .

i;’;'.;";‘f.':.:.‘;“.. ;::::::..:..:’;. i'::::;. 33-- »- im- --y ----.. day.-H. ineiiiliriint-a in it painful co h. It also

-- stops the formation of Plllégm ill!-lie

iight roiiglis, and heals the inflamed

in-ont null bronchial tubes, t us ending ho persistent loose cough. l’inex is it most valuable concentrated,

Week al- her h°m° ln vlcmrm' The i-oiiiioilnil of genuine Norway pina gy.

rm-l, rich in guaiacol, which is so heal. ng to the membranes. - Tn nvoiil disappointment, be sure and

_Among the visitors to Summer-l ask _volirytlriiirgist for “2}§ ounces1’lnex,"

side on Tuesday were Messrs. Harry :ind don t lu-cept 1111. Ulm!! else.

Bowness, James Pendergast, D. Math- 0’ eson and Andrew Bowness. Kensing- this m_,;pamu0n_ The Pine! £0" Tm

A guarantee of iilisolufe 'satisfiict.lm'i; mnnev promptly refunded, goes with

onto, Ont. ‘ ° _

_Your Liver .p is Clogged up - _

'rind-cnt sl `,

f _ . Jilin

7

bisgidq, Isabell.

miu.ni.i.inu.uou.suu.nics Genuine-i-sham

250 150 ` Rooms latin

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wfuble moms $2.00 and uns' with bath

1

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r 1 1

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Has a Supply

berless disease ger

down, then_ is just germs ict in their

It is etter to be

grocer.

1 Insist on Dustb are not so good.

and school.

A Wise Housekeeper Always .

It is unsafe to sweep without it

for Sweeping Dust contains num-

When you are tired or_a bit run

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