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it __ . REMINDER `;`11m¢ lad of youre, overseas, An gnu ts huniooly poelblo is being non; msec to_it that bo is well rod. well _jzihod end oilloiontly equipped, organisations like the Y. ll. 0, A,

geslthtul recreation and cleans lun,

who lo rick" or wounded the Red

cw" will provldo tor him with tm. 4¢r, loving care.

Yet there ll 0110 thlnz that wit.

erm o smile to his roof and o joy to ,|||7heert that none of these con give; thot only you oonvjfvr- Your Photo srqrh- ~

zoilzlitetthfook Studio”

'While at the Exhibition

Remembe_r that photograph

for your friend_ overseas or at home. Have it r_ead_y_ _fort Christmas. Suggestions waiting , for you at 1

The Bayer __§_i_'1¢li°

B966 Phetogropviy Moderato Prlooo Porlonli lttlntlon to Ameteui

fhotogrlphy.

’ 107 Queen ltroot

Phone All-J. '

The Best Eye Service

Having recendly return- 1

ed from g oronto where I' at- s tended a post graduate course in Optc netery and-' was awarded my diploma, 1 am now in a pt sition to give my patrons the very best eye service obtainable.

My parlor is fitted with

the very best and latest in- struments and is on a par with the best optical par- iors in Toronto and Mon- treal.

We guarantee you per-

fect satisfaction and are at all times pleased to give you adviceregarding the care of the eyes. 1 `

We are also expert re-

gairers of Eve Glasses, pectacles, etc. and will at- tend to same while you , wait ‘ '

E.E. Parkman ,

Graduate Optomentist,

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i_~:AR1.Y FALL;

STYLES

Tie niw fail .=t;lr-- are

here--showing the latest heels and designs-the new shades are Field Mouse- New Yor» Grey, Tobacco Brown-extra larpe show: ing in Dark Brown all styles_

-Prices- '

$595 to $12.50

lie) & Co

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A careful select

tion of every line of ' Jewelry mftrks our stock. A

We will be pleas ed to have y o u call.

W.N. Tanton

_ Montague. P.E.I

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Jeweler

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rl’-all-_ ’ Drug

_ ' 1 (Formerly Ellis Pharmacy) -_ A Store is Known by the

Goods it Sells y

We carry a complete line oi_ patent medicines, drugs of all kinds,

toilet articles. smokers supplies ‘and chocolates, etc. 4

' IN OUR DRUG DEPT.

PATE\NT MEDICIN E8

TOILET ARTICLES

` Tslcum Powder Fsce Powder Sschet Powder Perfumes of ell kinds

' ?l'ooth__ Powder

_ CONFIGTIONIRY

_ Molro Chocolates

Perrlns Chocolates

-» Nyio’e Cltooolntos

BMOKERS SUPPL ' ES

Cigars

Cigarettes

Tobacco Cut Tobacco Plug Tobacco Figs Pipes, Pouchee. Oto-

8OAP8_

Roger and Gallet. Resinol V A

Cutie-tivo

Woodbury’s _

Nyals

Armours And all bnby's soaps

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..°|'|' PAYI to My lil this Province

..°Wl DIRECT .attention to the

Eastern Kings Liyo Stock fair to bo held at sourti, oct. 2. 1404-9-mart.

._'*o|=|=|csns APPo|NrEo.- At

the annual meeting of the Oorraville Registered Sheep Ranch Ltd., it was James Edmund Flynn who was ap- pointed vice president" anti manager of that company not Joseph* Edmund Flynn as The Guardian of the 12th printed and Mr, E. S. Norton was -Appointed treasurer as( ,well as sec- retary, ‘ ' V

EASTERN PERSON AI.--‘I

..*Mlss Hazel Rosé, -Eyi. Baltic.

spent the week-and in Diinil-ss, tit.. guest of Miss Hazel Jenkins.

. ::Ready Weapon Against Pain:- There is nothing equal to Dr, Thom- as' Eclectrlc Oil when well rubbed ln. It penetrates the tissues and pain disappears before it. There is no known preparation that twill reach the spot, quicker than this magic oil. ln consequence it ranks first among liniments now offered to the public and is accorded first place among all its competitors.

as T0 RELIEVE ' CATARRHA1. DEAFNESS AND HEAD _ _ Notsrs at iitessnsnssssssnssesssssssesssii

If you have Catarrhal Deafness or

are hard of hearing or have head noises tgo to your drugglst and get 1 ounce of Parmint (double strength), and -add to it % pint of hot water and 21 little granulated sugar. Take one tablespoohlul four times a day.

This will often bring quick relief

from the distressing head noises. Clogged nostrils should open. breath-

ing become easy and the mucus stop 'lropplng into the throat. It is easy tc prepare, costs little and is pleasant to take. Anyone who has Catarrhal Deafness or heud noises should give this prescription a trial.

::The ease with which corns and

warts can be removed by‘ Hollo way’s Corn Cure is its strongest rec- ommendation. It seldom falls.

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Modern Opticians j~

We keep in constant touch '

,with the latest discoveries and Y inventions in optics, and immed- lately anything new is placed on t» the market which will increase 5 our knowledge or facilities, we

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Our optical ofllce is of the most approved style and is' equipped with the very latest instru- ments ond sight testing appli-

ences.

Glasses fitted by us do not de-

tract from the appearance. We make a special study of the cos- - uetic effect to be obtained, and 1 'tn assure you that our glasses add a. certain note of nestness and refinement that meets with

ta ble .

vora comment

Childreiiio eyes receive our special attention, and we pride l ourselves on our ability to ill a ; child with chlld's glasses. not l with cumbersome glasses that z were intended for adults. ` 1' Shadow Retlnoscopy test use". Succeeds where others fail. 1,

A H. J. Mabon '

Optometrist and Prescription _ Drugglet ' Montague . P. E. island ; Next door Bank of Commerce ‘

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1 ._~vwo cl_~'re Pen wono uni insertion for otlvertisln¢‘ln_ this col- iumn. Cool; inept oooolnpony order 'Minimum olmrle twenty-Ivo' oonte.

1, ..°Ml. 'HAROLD P. GORDON ie the Georgetown Guardian represente- tlvo. ' '» ` l

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[HE MARKH3

euimllistor manners

(Friday hy Telephone) Butter per lb ...42-48 Butter (dairy) 37 u Bi

Hides . . . . .,.13 Lamb pelts '16 to 1.25 Oats (black). por bus 90 to95 Oats (black) por bus 85

Eggs (per dos) . . . . . . . .. . . . . ... 40 Fowl . ...2Z to 25

B. Oats bus Potatoes bus Eggs dos . . . .

Butter lb. .~ .. .. ..

. . . . . . . . . ...3£

Potatoes per (bus) . . . . . . ...1.0ll IV Oats bus _ . . . . . . . . ._.85

. .. . 75

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Potatoes bus (new) . . . . . .. .$1.60 Hayton... ... ... .....$17-$l8 Black Oats . . .....,.1.00 White Oats . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .1,00 Butter per lb . .. .. . . . ._.42-sf Eggs per dos. . . . . . . . . . . ...'.ti Beef lb... ... . ..._..2."»-35 Lamb lb . . . . . ...30~35 Hides per lb .'.. . .14-15 Straw... . . . . . . .._$l2 Calf Skins/. . `. . . . _ . . . . . . .. .25-.40 Fowl . . . . . . . . . ._ .. _ . . .$1.25 to $1.75 Chickens . _ . . . . . . . . . .$1.00 to $2.uo ilsulltlower head . .. . .. . . .5-25 Cnhbage........ _....5-15 Onions lb . . . . . . . . . ...il been in ..... ......... __r» Blueberries qt .. . . . . . . . . . ._.25 Paasqt . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... ...Lit

Munnav Hanson Manners. `

(Friday by Telephone)

W. Oats bus .-..

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8. Oats bus ...1 f_... Butter lb Eggs doz

‘Noni Washed ._ _ Calf skins bl

Oats (black) bus .. Oats (white) bus

Eggs . . . . . . .. .- Calfskins _ _ . . _ Butter _

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lstflit Dotieta l

i HAS No CHANCE

on that old

Put a few drops

touchy corn then lift it out without pain

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Ouch ! ? ! l ! ! This kind of rough talk will be heard less there in town if people troubled with corns will follow the simple advice ,of this Cincinnati suthorlty,who` claims , of a drug- called f e plied to a. tender r

that a few drops

r ezone when sp- co ustops soreness

at once, and soon the corn dries up and litts right out without pain. A delightful surprise awaits all who try this. '

He says freezone

stance which dries immediately and never inflnmes or even irritates' the surrounding tissues or skin: A_ quarter of an ounce of freezone which will cost very little at any drug store, is said to be sulllcient. to remove every hard or soft corn or callus from one’s

I feet. Millions of American women will welcome this announcement since the

is a sticky sub-

i inauguration of the high heels. | . , -_--_'-_- t Ask for M|nora'l one take no other

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is Eastern; King’s Live Stock Exhibiticn

At SOURIS On Wednesday

*October “Zndé 9:18.

», 1 rionenv use-r. » ' 1 ~‘ ‘ -

3: °_W_,,d,l,n,_‘;,‘j|'§,!,Tjf,f,`,,,,,,_ _ $600.00 PRIZES $600.00

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- ‘ $5.52. .".I_.t $22.. ... t...t._.~ -Y Given for Classes of Horsestlhattle, :i';.‘:‘;k.°‘:i2:':2.. .. . ......... _ y Sheer and H085 etc ' 1 . .FII-Ml IAIYMAN In connection with this Exhibition an Auction Sale oi

* sew M- °f °“ *'°‘°- _ “°“‘““‘ "°°“'°'?““"“"~ _ rum and and once came. Home sheepima rigs, win

Msoostnoe of ell kinds. weekly and monthly. 1

Mooeiio Patterns

Porkmw’s _

l wA|.t. PAi>t:n,A1' A otscouni' V ,

i 0|-smoptionoo, Records sto.

Gheoks and money orders csslieii st my lmo. f

Como in ond look us over. _ ' _ '

Wstormon'e Fountain Pens

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will cetalo‘g'ue'eamef A fee ot each animal entered for sale.

1 ` Amusments of

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_be held onthe grounds, in the afternoon. Persons wishing to dispose of any animals should notify the Secretary who

25 cents will bechargrcl for

Various Kinds on the Grounds( ' V

endeavour to make suitable Train

will be announced

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Celfsklne per lb . . ....25 `

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Two Model Lrul: for Women who prefer rt lang vamp zoilh narrow or medium narrow toe

Mads in all lmlhers 8 inch or 9 inch hrlght, Louis or Cuban heels, $6 to $10 _ I

_ Soloing the N¢ztion’s Shoe Problem

LARGE :section of the Canadian public depends upon this company for shoes, Ourfmancial resources and buy- ing power are greater by far than those of any other

Canadian manufacturer of shoes ; our volume of output is more than twice that of any other. Our salcs organization covers the nation from coast to coast, not merely a small section at a time. '

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Our six branches maintain adequate stocks within the reach I

of every dealer in Canada, and are now serving more than 5,000 dealers, enabling them to fill orders quickly and to cut

down the amount of idle stock on their shelves.

We are making every effort _to use this power to help solve the big roblcm of providing enough good quality shoes to go_around. In th_e l Face of an actual scarcity of leather, it is difficult; but it can be done lf you will co-operate with us. Buy wisely, for service rather than merely for style, and sce that the shoes you buy are stamped with the manu-

facturer’s trade-mark. '

_ AMES HOLDEN MCCREADY -

. ’ , LIMITED

"Shoemalters to the Nation’

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When you buy S/roots lock f:ir- _ ` . ‘ -this Trade-mark on every sole - ‘ '

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,THE “COMPOSl_'l`E°’

‘ll Ttief Heater with cooking. and

Baking Powers of a

" - Range _ _ _

_ A Valuable National Invention

- Saving Fuel Energy .und

- Space ~ '

’ For Coal or Wood

GENERAL CONSTRlICTION:-Cylindrical fifehnx,

brick lined. Convenient grates with larpe ash pan. Poli hed steel body; lieavv cast under tap Four hole key-plate top with heavy spreader assuring equal heat for each lid Front

section elevates on ratchet lift for bro1Lgm -r tu-»llmrt. Rem wable side' shelves and towel rods, Pir ~‘amper check

- -sl s and nickelled_tea pot stands. Removable nickr~l‘cd foor_r'fiIs

' ‘f_ ’ -~__"1 Removable ntckelled ash trav. Concealed fsb-sttslined 7

~ tr `~ inch smoke flue leading to double liwrd and insulated damper ,(_jL,,; _ box, with rollin§ damper arrangement _civins perfect control

l 3', of ovei heat. atented oven. insulat d, prov-fied with five

_ “fi-»~ 1'/ _)\ flue system assuring even heat. Oven l».v~/it indicated by Q ' " 3

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thermometéij Beautifully plain nickelled ornnmentation. Made also without grates.

A FEW MERITED worms or REcoMMENDA'r1oN

We feel great assurance in offering to the Public this net-~e.~t additior in our lim-. That capable hou~ekeepers may know what to expert from this remarkable. device,

we give the following record from actual testsfrom th_e factory. _

Within twenty minutes of lighting tt e fire, baking h°nt was_1'eached. Twelve D urds

coal was used in the charae, and baking heat was steadtlv maintained throughout ten hours

bythe addition of three pounds foal at four times, thus. wi'h twentv four _Ipounds t t c»»al, baking heat was steadily maintained t n bmirs._ Mean|iq»»~,_ the “C_t)_MPOSi E" was rldmt- ing comfort giving heat, and providing top cooking poss bil.ties sufficient lor any daily home l-\¥D03¢- . . D The reasoning housekeeper will readily see the valuable features combined in the “COMPOSITE” , _ _ ‘

ln the combustion chamber the maximun hf at units are extracted by the well known

scientific slow combustion principle of tile QU€b€C hfalef- BV the' Unique construction, of the “COMPOSITE” these heat units are conserved for the three-fold purpose of heating, cooking and baking. ` _ _

, _. ,Qwg 3 "COMPOSITE" secure perfect combustion and save fuel. ~

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The Composite Same as Cut with Plain Panel and Grates Price $37.50

Delivered. at Your Station _

Call and See This ,Perfectly lhesigned Heater

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