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~ ..° I1' PAVS tq buy in this Province. ..°1'. eoRDoN Ives is Guardian

a p. fopresentative ln__l&>_l_\tague. I

from. plantation to breakfast table ' “SEAL BRAND" Coarse.

ln' M, land 2 pound tina. Whole- round- ulver-

ilue ground for Pareolaton. Igavor aolgin builztfd_.i:

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_.°We the undersigned Barbers of

Montague agree after February first, 1917. to charge the following prlcesz- l:`.'-i'~ "nt 250. Whiskers trimmed, l5c. Neck Shave 05c. Razor' honed 251:. Ed ward Kerr, Frank Vuzzo.

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..°NEW' YEAR'8 I-\EMEMBRAN'C£- Upon the opening of Bear River South School after the Christmas hol- idays the pupils _presented 'their ten- cher, Miss Mabel vlruisson. with an address accompanied by u suitable New Year's gift. The teacher rnrrrre

their kindness and' ilppreciation of her work

s fitting reply, thanking them for

. ..°TW_0 GENTS per- word each in ser-tion (or advertising in this col umn. Cash must accompany order Minimum charge twenty-five cents.

.."MR. R. R_ HOWLETT ls Guar

dlan agent _for Annandale and vicinity

(‘.o_, the following were appointed

Wm. Cain, Sc-cr~etrrry. Alex. ilu-mil

ton Wm. McMl=llan. Jas. A. Gqgion P. A. Kelly. Ernes; Moor. Arch. am ilton, Auditors. The Annual Stateanen showed No. oi Patrons 74. Quantity of mi'lk received 472,585 lbs. Qu-antit oi Cheese manufactured 41,300 lbs. Quantity oi' milk 'required to mak one lb cheese' 10.27. Average price re- alized for cbecse 1811 Av/.erage price paid Patrons for 100 lbs milk $14,638

..’DAlRY MEETlNG.- At the an-

nual- meeting of the New Perth Dairy

Directors-_ John Ke'nnetiy- President.

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anything YOU C81). SIV

them-except Your photograph.

Make an appointment today.

The Cook’s Studio

New DesP'isav slack

Photographs

The' business- man who will spare a

few minutes di his time to the photo- grnpher oi' today will please his en- tire family. ‘

ills _ portrait produced by

present, day methods of photo- grzrphy will be an agreeable rnrprise'-its done so quickly and t-lezrrly. Make your appointrmenf. to- rln_v_ f `

THE BAYEH STUDIO.

A. E. LYON, Studio

Good Photography Moderate Prices.

Personal attention to Am-

ateur Photography.

_ 107 Queen _St.

Phone 68-J.

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ent and prospective customers.

Our business of 1916 has ex-

ceeded in volume that of any previous -year, and we cannot conceive but that our "square deal policy” has been the means l**"‘-' _ or our success. We have one ofthe

nicest assortment to be found in the city.

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Ji customers that know our trade is large and they will not allow our' stock to get stale on

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home ol' Mr. Robert Macdonald to }‘l 6

hid i'r.\rewell to their' son Malo, wiro - use onli.-.wir in me Artillery nran new Yeapg. Separauun

address was read and ir well filled MacLeod' in France' wlmm he has nm pursr- was prr ;ent<>.rl to Gunner M-a.c- See" f0\' nearly six years. They are

I No doubt you will be surprlr-rd to

' you sent to Willie. A bunch of us went

over today to the place where the' 14th

_ are blllited, and I did no; have any

trouble to find him. We met him and Harry Johnston on the street, and wt.-nt to his blilets _for the afternoon. and your box had just come, so you imagine the tre-at we had. He looks great, and is just the same old “Bili”.

_ He has certainly been luoky to escape

so tar. They are about a half hour’s-

f walk from us. t I suppose you are preparing for a

good Xmas now, and so are we. I ex-

Alexander I would like to be home- to flll his stocltings at Xmas, but he

hm" I 'md 5 U95! °' 5'9"" f“dg“""m“h| will have to wait till next year. liots

ot' love to _ron all.

Phan. 712809.

13th Battalion lst Division. Vanadian

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Side Bona or Spavin. blister, nobsir gone. ~!'lona subs

used. 32 a bottle delivered. Describe your casa for special mnnictionl

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have not mailed your letter, so l must mllllgfkf-H'~;'£I¢g\ 5¢l`|l|ll3:lT0fll‘m

morris. Enlarled Cl nil. Vellllhal 5(

say I had u very good time under th

circumstances. you would hardly be-I :l_°fi;|:b(.?,:lf=`, §2f:¢ -lieve Santa t‘l-aus would venture over' \V.I-Y0'lIG_P.ll.l'.\| ymaalla.. FQ here tc vrsn us. wen, he uid. uuu ht- “""*"‘= “I *”°'\'“- -"-- "° "UE" CU*-‘ brought us lots of chocolates, ralsins,` -

handkercblefs. cigarettes, tobacco.l 5 ' .h 1 - d _ thlnxs. even hows i-la . Tha; is t ew ng gum an some other little! pretty good' dm” yourflnnk? ___ch"_

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this he eve- of your departure to take Dwi' Sister: 1 "1"" Wm” YU" 3 your part in the services of your King ""9 0" '-W0 “S 'I have s°"‘e PHP" ‘md 'and country we fee-1 it om. duty, to the time to write. That is two things. remember you with some tangible ex We d°“'t have ‘5"'e"Y dal' in this C0‘m'| plsi on Therefore we cannot allow try We We enjoying all the ‘-°mf°"t”

=":rrc.~:;Z_v desire to carry it out. Dur- _“___ _ ___ ing the time we have known you, you

we ask you to accept this small token ot remembrance from your friends 0veI.wm.ked mn down dragged out., und well wishes as an emblem of the women who féel as though they couml esteem-in which you are held by us-. hardly drag about' should prom hy' Again Wishing V0” God “peed and “ Mrs. Carter's experience. She sayszl Safe retum- Signed °“ behalf 0? the “l am the mother of-six children. anti' residents oi’ Little Pond and vicinity, I got so weak and nm down that I, Alex- A- M"*Cd°““ld» Ana" -]~ Mccm” couldn’t eat anvthl-ng and lt seemed" mac- T0 Whmh Gunner M“Cd°“”-ld almost impossible for me to get

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..*RECEPTl0N.- On the eveningl _ ` F ` r A

0( the 15th inst., a large number oi’ I 0 U S

friends and neighbors gatlreretl at the , _

.sci-nn.. at sou-lr. An.. u very Come in and see “Heart Songs” Go overa'few of the pages F

pleasahrt evening spent in music and ~ _ . . _ vo... 50,... ,he ...,m,,.,,y ,,,,,.,,.,,,, u, feiri-3 {)o\\§l»-1nsA1r-:tier has 13-ers aries- Look for your iavonte piece. It is there. Compare “ 1-ieart

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this opportunity to pa” without ad_ of a nice shed tor rest blllets now, and ' _

hm-mg to such R ‘audible custom not we are fast learning the’ art of hotrse- _

the now fact of lt being a custom kewlng ‘md h°me'm“ki“g- l '

com e-ls. us to do so. but because we Since beginmng ‘0 Write Ih9"'e‘ had

have always been kind, courteous and “ x ” ` Q ._

considerate and ever ready- to lend a _

helping hand to the welfare of the ____ -

“°mm“_"_itY and mysay lille lea? iwe Will Find a Helpful Suggestion in /

will greatly miss you. -n conc us on This Leu" __ _

(K ‘ U s _ Heart Songs rs not a mere collection of words and music

donald B5 a amd] 'token of the high sons of Alexander D. MacLeod oi' - - _ esteem lu which he is he-ru ru me A“l°*°'1- 4

neighborhood. Friend Macdonald. On F"a““"' Dec- 1~ 1916- _

thrown togeather to make a song book, 20,000 people voted the songs rn “Heart Songs" the songs of the American people

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" ` " ' ~ 1 to stop to shift rn_v freight to nrukc pert. this to be the most iuterostluli ` -- » - ._ '_

room\for another bunch of t'ellows,‘ Xmas of my life, one I will likely rc- and we are now in an old stone' stable, member all my life. anyway. J -ruuat' in s yery withered-looking old villl-‘ atop. as l cannot write any more; aud- age_ ' ' keep within the cenaor’e bounds-. Tc-`l

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replied in a few well chosen words which left no doubt in the minds- of those assembled, but that Gunner Mc-_ Donald will do his bit to sustain the-` honor of the' Union Jack) After a few Ihours s-pent in a very enjoyable way 'the company dispersed to their re- spective homes very much pleased with the- reception and fully confident that our friend and soldier will return with all honors and will again fill his place in' the home circle as well as in the' community of-which he is so justly proud.-&.

SOLD ABSINTHEZ FlNED_$40-000.

PARIS, Jan. 16.-Heavy fines were

inflicted' yesterday on the proprietor ofthe well known Mallard Restaurant. outside Gare Saint Lazare. for selt ing absinthe. Eight hundred and thirty-eight bottles christened' "Our Elixir," had left the restaurant- The court ordered the proprietor to Day 163 line-s ot £4(r_each, also £300 rev

around and do my work. 1 tried dif- ferent doctors* remedies without ben-' efit. ll saw Vinol advertised and d'e~ cided to try it. and received so much benefit irom the first bottle that l continued to take it, and lf. has built up my strength and made me strong and well. I consider Vinol the best medicine 1 have ev-er' taken. _ and advise all weak. run-down women to try it," Mrs. Bessie _Carter, State Road, N. C. | lf all the tired, overworked, run-

down women in Charlottetown cotdtl only laalize how our delicious Vinol, whichconiains heel' and cod' liver pep- tones, iron and mangainese peptonates and glycerophosphates, supplies the vital elements necessary to build up blood and strength, we wouldn'/be able to supply the demand. ' E. A. Foster, Druggist, Charlotte~ town; also at the best riruggists in all Prince Edward island towns. Vi-noi is sold in Montague by' H. J. Mabon.

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Four years were required to reach a verdict and the result is

“Heart Songs,”_the song book of the American people. ` ‘

Many of these songs cannot be found in any other collection They came in yellow, time-worn, tear-stained sheets- that _ ‘ had been sacredly treasured from childhood - some were written out from memory-others were given by titles only- or remembered verses mvolvmg a long search to obtain the whole. Of the thousands received it is safe to say that = the several. hundred finally selected-as having the largest number of votes and the highest endorsement-represent today the taste of the Amerrcran people in its choice of music. We believe that the distribution of this unrivalled song collection _wrll bring more happiness into the homes of _ our Readers; will do more to make them attractive to young and old; do more to 1nculcate_ a love for music; to soften, elevate and refine the home life; to cultivate the noble and

hghetrlvrrtues of the frresrde- than any other means we could

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We most heartily tltank you

all for the increased business oi the present year, and it is under the some policy that we solicit your patronage for 1917.

Your coupons from our cash

Wishing you a Happy New

Year. -

B1-:ER &

Full range now i

stock.

Evaporated Apples. Evaporated Peache Evaporated Apricot Evaporated Prunes.

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enue dues multiplied five times. The court also ordered the absinthe seized

and confiscated. Breweries. cafe and bar owned y the Mallard (Yo. were ordered .closed together. The fines amounted to nearly $40,000.

Som( Sah-

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cum-:s srcm Ar=Fr~:c:'rroNs 7

One package provea it. Sold and zuaranlecd by above Vinol druzglst.

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CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS

Butter (creamery prints) 43-45' Eggs, dos. 40-45 Fowl, lb 12-15

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when he was asked this queahonz- Why, when you have a cold, a cough or bron- chitis (troubles, youvvill note, of throat and cheat) do you penis! in. pouring cough synrpa, lung toniea and the like into your stomach, which la perfectly sound P "

Ever think of lt? The stomach and

the lungs are not connected, otherwise food swallowed would choke you. Lung and throat troubles were never yet cured by dosing the stomach. To cure coughs, colds and bronchitis, you must lnaiha the cure. Pepa provide the rational treat- ment for these ailments. Pepa are tablet! made up of pine extracts and medicinal essences, which when put into the mouth turn into healing vapors. These are breathed down direct to the lungs, throat and bronchial tubes-not swallowed down to the stomach, which is not ailing. Try a 50c. box of Pepa for your cold, your cough, bronchitis or asthma. All drug- gisrs and store! or Pepa C0., Toronto, will supply

Chickens, lb .. . .. 15-18 Ducks, lb .16-18, Turkeys. na ._ .. zz-ssl Beet (lb) retail 15-20 Beet (wholesale) dressed .07-.10 Beet (live weight) .. .05-.071 Turnips (bushel) ao-20

Oats (black) bush. .. 62-06 Parsnips (lb) . . . . . ... .....`.0lM Buckwheat (bush) 75-00 Wheat (buslr.) 25 -1.50 Hay (ton) . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... $12-$13 Stimw (ton) ,.. .. 7.00 Potatoes (bushei)'.... .. 00-00 Lambs (live) . IA-.00 Pork. (9912-“'5) wholesale 16%;

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Wa_have recently had the privilege

of viaitl the ofllces ot some ot 'tha mostedgrt Opticians in Canada. We have studied their methods and aeen them practically demonstrated, -and it is a matter ot gratitleatlon to

sro givingour patrons. we believe is quita equal to thahobtainable in the *larger centres. .

in able to lay that the service we

Straw (pressed) per ton 0.00 to 8.50 Butter (fresh) lb .86-40 Pork -12 to 14

HIGH COST OF LIVING .. '

SYDNEY. N. S., Jan. 15-some time .

ago the Trades and Labor Council _

submitted a request to the city court- _

cil for an inquiry into the high cost

of living and_ the city council asked lu

the other councils to cooperate and send representatives to a meeting to‘ he held hero today. The following ~

dslegaggnet today: l-‘or Sydney, Flo- _ lay M nald, K. C.; D. A. Cameron, ‘

K. C., M. P. P.; North Sydney, Coun-

cilor W. J. Camgtboll and W. Buchan- an; Glace Bai. _ lpendary- A. B. Mc- Gilllvray, and the Town' Solicitor Nell R. McArhur. 4 l

After the appointment oi Alex Mc~_»_

Hbonald as chairman and Mr. Cameron V ~ .

ru-urs. pn- sunt “ no 518 pages, 400 songs, complete words and music, full page portralti

of great singers-Four Years to build, 20,000 people to Help

' P110!! 'N GAPE 5RET°N A big value at $2.50-a gift at 98c. ‘

` -. This Guarantee 'Goes With Every Copy

_ We unhesil1atil§ly state that HEART SONGS is the greatest collection of old

songs ever pr uobd and will not only please you, but will pleaae every member of your family more than any other smgie volume you have ever placed in your home in years, or your money will be cheerfully refunded

A million homes own “Heart Songs.” Bringit home with you

audit will never leave. Less than 1-4 cent per copy for oo _ words and music ot each song. Compare _this -with the coat o e cheap so-called popular airs. _ - _ - '

as secretary, a resolution was passed

w°. "mc" 7°” p"'r°“"°’ _ asklngthe Minister of Labor to ap- .

6 F H ’ ch - polrai. a com;n::rsion to igiveatlggae tha

hlg coato vng n ann an gp _ _'. _ _

° 5 south rldings of Cape Breton. None ' ~ ‘ »

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