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est boot showing. the fashion- able Military cuban heel for women. This is the greatest vziluc offered this season. All

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Il0CIOIi GAVE IIIIS RUN-DOWN WOMAN V|N0l

Asa she 'cet wsii-Hes' Norvouanees Disappeared

Flint. Mich.-"I keep house for my

family of six.an¢_i _got into a generally run-down condition. I was weak. nervous and could not sleep. and had headache a good deal of the time. My doctor prescribed Vinol and it made me well and strong. I am ai good deal less nervous and can iilee nights."-Clara Smith, img. W. ng Ave.. Flint, Mich.

We sell Virioi on a positive guar-

antee to make nervous. weak, run- down women well and strong or re- turn their money. Try it anyway,

E. A. l~`_oste|°, druggist, Cliarlottet-

town. Vinol is sold in Montague h_, l{,J. Mahon, also at the best druggists in all Prince Edward Island towns.

FAMILY GROUPS

The holiday reunion offers an opportunity for having that group made. » We are equ}PP¢d to pro- duce the best in_ groups and individual portraits.

We offer a variety of sty-

les and sizes-

The Cooks’ Studio

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Pictures of Home 'Folk

Carry warmth and com- fort to the heart of the soi- iier. Make your appoint- ment today at '

I' lie Bayer Studio

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i. ii. iron, suis. _

Goo -Phitosraphy ' _ Moderate Prices

Personalatten ion to Am-_ ateiir. Photography.-_-~ - - 107 Queen St. r

Phone _68 J

ITIS WELL WITH THE CHILD

(By Mrs. Schyler Van Rensselaer, In

the “AtIantic.')

.Z1 The word has come-On the field of

battle, dead.

_ Sorrow is mine but there is no more - dread.

I am his mother. See I do not say,

‘I was'; he is, not was, my son. To-

i.'.iy

llc rests, is safe, is well; he is at ease

Fr-om pain, cold, thirst, and fever

of disease,

And horror of red tasks undone or

done.

Now he has dropped the load ho

horn, iiiy' son,

And no\v my heart is lightened of ali

fears,

Sorrow is inine and streams of

. lonely* tears,

But not too heavy for the carrying is

The burricu that. is only mine. not

his. - _

At eventide I may lay down my head.

Not wondering upon what dreadful

hed'

Por(-hnnce--nay, all but cei‘l_ninly‘--he

lies;

And with the morn l may in turn

arise,

Glad oi' the light. of sleep, of food.

now he ». '

ls where -sweetwwaters and green

_meadows he _ _ ‘-

Ami _golden .apples ‘How__itf,u[as_hf{

died ' » __

I know not,'but" my 'heart is satisfy

ed; ' ' ~‘ ` `.

Never agninof-all my du¥S--»Wlll~"0‘1.°i.

_Bring miguish for the anguish of.

iny_ son.~ _i . _

‘ ‘ Sgr;-nw ig. mIr_\e"biit'there is no_more

“I4 _Open

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WALTHAM ._ '

"Convertible" '

\\fr_i§_;_ Watch,

viii _ ' ,’ - ..'.“°.'s:.’::':v:i.f’.:.-

.wuliout bracelet. ,

Special or_ic.eS_<

on Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, Silver- ware, Cut Glass and lvorv for next two weeks .

See windows.

E.E. Parkman

» Jeweler and Optician Montague, P.° E. _

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Say and have proven with I their own stock that they have. ` _ the .lsliind’s greatest Condition '» Powders. It gives horses a S Eood appetite, glossy coat, loose _ hide and healthy appearance 1, _ which helps the sale of y0\l\‘ ‘

. stock. Its effect on Cattle. 1 S P185. Sheep and Poultry II

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Besides Ellis' Stock Food and

dread. '_ " ' '

The word has' come-On the field of _ ibattle. ' dead. _ '

u morris" in I Silva iiniuwiis wuiipisiiriiri

When blllouo, lieadaohy, sick, for sour

stomach, had breath, bad _colds _

' Get a 10-cent box. Take a Cascaret to-night to cleanse

your Liver, Stomach and Bowels, and you will surely feel great by ¥l_10\`1\l“§- You men and women who have' head ache. coated tongue. a had cold are bilious, nervous, upset, bothered with a si¢i¢,gassy, disordered stomach. 01' have hackachc and feel all worn out. Are you keeping your bowels clean with Cascarets-or merely forcing ii passageway every few days with salts, cathartic pills or castor oil?

Casrarets immediately cleanse and

regulate the stomai-li, remove thg sour, \indiBef'”ted “nfl ffiffflffflllflg f00 ami foul gases; take the f*-150855 bile from the liver and carry oft the con- stipated' waste matter and ll0lB°" from the bowels.

Remember. a Cascaret. to-night will straighten you out by murullls A io-cent box from your drussist means healthy bowel action; a clear head Mid cheerfiilness for months. Don’t, forEel the children.

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HIGHEST PRICES PAID

' FOR

SPRUCE AND FIR LOG8 Loaded on cars or dellveréd

at mill at Montng\l0~ Telephone for full information.

THE MONTAGUE FURNISH- `

ING C0., LIMITED _ _

‘ Montague. P. E. I. `

5, _ _ tf.

Ii IS _THE “KNOWING HOW’

THAT COUNTS

..”'HOLY TRINITY, GEORGE-

TOWN-Servlces next' Sua'day,Marc1i

.."‘FUNERAL SERVICE.-On Sun

al of the late John_Dalziel left his home after a short private service at which only the immediate friends and relatives were present. then proceed. ed to St. Davld’s' Presbyterian Church Where the service was conducted by the pastor. Rev. J. A. Greenlees, as- sisted hy Rev. Mr. Hubiey of ‘Mon- tag-ue. The 'large number of 'floral tri- butes. the large number of people present from the outlying districts ‘la spite of the deep snow. as well an the large gathering of his fellow townsmen who irrespective of creed

tiflcd to the hi;-,Zi esteem. and respect in whichhe was held by all who knew him. For -his klndliriess of manner, his oousoieiitious execution or his duties, and above all his beautiful Christian life, endeared him to all with whom he came in contact. His ever by word and deed set a noble example well worth following esipeoimlly on the part of the rising gene_rat.lon.-G.

..‘-“MILLTOWN AND VICINITY.-

Mrs. Angus M‘cBeth has arrived home after-_ a. month' svlsilt with her' friends in Boston.-Mrs. H. Campbell left last week for Boston where she will spend the remainder of ‘the winter wltl1_‘hei'

ening was spent at the home oi’ Mr.

` when supper was served and the dance broke up in the wee small hours of the morning.-The people

friends are glad to hear' that Miss Margaret Bruce is recovering after it severe att-ack ot! pneumonia. -Mr.

McBeth.-'Miss Lilla. Reynolds' was a visitor at the home of 'Ml‘. and -Mrs- William Mcl/aren, Montague on Sat- urday' last.--Dancing seems to be a thing of the past since shoe leather took the awful jumip.

THE 'rU`m<s_ IN sv/RIA -

"Tue 'rin-ks, thinking it expedient-

ito apply their Armenian p0ll_Gy;i_0

effectiye ‘ _ scheme `;0f 'r ¢$Xi0fI!_1l11¢1_¢l0“i writes an _English mission _worIlQ\`= lil

artificial -faminep and* starvation? soon

and'Chrlst`ia`ns alike.” _ ' `

try remains another sl_`g__~-months-uu"- der thecontrol of Turkey .the whole

'Already whole villages are le_ft_wlth- out an inhabitant. _‘ Tl'i'e'sufi'er_ln‘gs which the 1 . people__ have passed tlrrough have had'tbe'eifect-of chang- ing their naturally -' religious- .tempera- ment, and it is said that now no one goes to church or mosque. They are

ancholia."

By combining an endless. _conveyor

_ with xi power-ful rotary-fan. an inven- "tor claims. to have constructed a inli- * road snowplow that will clear a .track

for snow of almost may depth, or az mixture of snow and e"hrlS__. ‘such .as ` results from a slide on_'a mountain 4 says the February Popular Mechanics »in an l`llustrahed article. The mac-li-' iho is built on trucks, is operated _byz its own engine, and is. propelled from _behind by it locomotive. The endless conveyor is mounted slantlngly at the front, with the forward end to the ground. As the plow advances, the

is steadily cut away by the conveyor,

cline. The fan throws the snow either side of the track, its delivery -being _ regulated by the position of the sides of the hood, which are adjustable.

A man doesnlt mind being fooled he does_it himself.

Tliere‘s many n. slip ‘twiirt the en-_

E gagement _ring and the weddi_ng._ _

'_ THE BEST NERVE TONIC _

their blood, instead of worrying tlieinselves_lll," said .an eminent

not see our consulting rooms. crowd-' ` ed with nervous wrecks. More peo-‘ 1 ple suffer' from worry than iinythlngi else.”

The sort of thing _whlich the speci-

alist spoke of is the nervous run-' down condition caused by'_o`verwork and the many anxieties of to-day. Sufferers' lad themselves tired, mor-

aro full of grounllless fears, and do not sleep well at night. Headaches. neuritls and other nerve pains are

from starved' nerves. .

Doctorlng the nerves with polsoir

began to do -'its' deadly»work.‘_'I‘his ar- _Turntps~bus. ... ... titieio.-lr _famine.has. now,_been_sxl_;eiide_d V Bl\_t_t.e}‘_=l_b.:'. . . _. . . . . . . .

to _thewhole `of_ Syr;la,;;_and` has car- _ESES.» fl_0Z.».. _ ...» fried off ten`s’of thou'sauds` of lVioslerns_ .P0_rk_ ...._....20%

"If people would only attend to'_

..*|t pays to buy in this Province. I --‘TWO CENTS P53 WORD 88-Ch

iinsertioii for `~ad.vertlsiiig_ in this col-

umn. Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge'tweaty~tlve cents. _

_ 3rd, 1918 at 11 a. m. and 7 p. ni-. Mr.' ri - ciement iviitcneii win emciste. --'T» G- ll/591° -the Montague

Guardian representative.

_day afternoon at 2 olclock thefuner-l °°°MR' HAROLD P- GORDON is

the Georgetown Guardian represent- ative. _

'..°SOCKS ARRIVE SAFELV.-The following is a Iletter which has been received 'hy Mrs. George Collin, resid. cnt oi’ St. Peter’s, Red Cross Society' from the- Major of tthe 2nd Canadian Heavy Battery. The letter speaks for Itself. To President. St. Peter’s Red Cross Society:-Very many thanks for the 86 pa'lrs of socks which have been received and distributed. P. J. Stewart, Major. »0. (‘.' 2nd Canadian

assembled at 'the Church which waslH"""Y B“"°"Y~.- filled to overflowing, all closely tes-'

EISTEIIII PERSONALS

..°‘Mr. .lo-hn Illlchey, Georgetown,

loft last week for Charlottetown-G.

.."‘Miss Margaret Gordon. Briiden-

ell, psi ' a visit to Charlottetown last Wednesday.-G.

.."‘1\ir. Frank Dalziel, nt' the D. G. S.

Stanley arrived at his home in Geo- rg-etown on Saturday 'to attend tho

fugeral of his father' -Mr. John Dalziel.

Plllllll UUUIAIIUNS

,and Mrs. Hugh McKinnon on F`i'iday‘Delewares $2.40 to $2.45 'per nflncty

pounds. Montreal, N. B. Green Moun- tains $2.10 and Quebec stock $1.95 in carrots; Ottawa $2.10 to $2.15. Ilalifax

are glad to seo Donald McLeod back ‘$2.25 per bag. ‘ ' ` again looking hale and hearty after

his short visit to Cardigan renewing _ V ’

his old acquaintances-Dussell ‘Moore

paid' a short visit to Whem Road thc,

guest of Mr. Hugh Campbell.-Her --1 -

CHAR LOTTETOWN MARKETS

(Tuesday)

Russell Campbell mid R Slmfl V451? Turnips pei' bus. ... .20 to Milltown the guest of Mr. Finley' Potatoes bus. ....75

White Oats bus. .. .85 Bii1ck0ats ... ... .. ... ...85 I-Iaycwt. ...`.85to.90 Straw cwt. ...60

Butter pei' lb . . . . . ... . . . . ...45._

F ,

Eggs per d'oz. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...5.\ Fowl lb. ... .20 to .24 Chicken lb. . .. .25 to .28 Pork lb Beef lb .14 to .17 Lamb lb. .22

Syi'ia,"devlse'd' a. slower»but_ _eiltldlllf . _

4 t SQ_URIS_MARK__ET8._ ' ‘ '

_ ~ (Tuesday 'by'Telephone') ~ '

Syria. “racy trien_it<n_rst<c_n tiiehc-_ ¢,:,___ ~ _- -___ : 1- - 7

ba,,0,,_-_‘wh_s,-e_ ;he`= population' was .W..Oatsrbus. ... ;.. ‘ '... .85 largely Christian. Tliey`-ci'-eated.`_'an »B. _0a.ts'hus`.~:...

...'.85 .75 ... '.25 ... .40

....$2

Potatqesbus L..

Hay '..-,;.-..` '.... .'.'.' .1-’.':.'. _£.._....$20

-“lt_has'-bleen said'that if-the co\il1.' I ' KENSINGTON MARKETS

_ ' __ (Tuesday li‘y_‘1’eIe`p'iioire)- ' - "

population will be in their graves. ‘W-" Oat? 'JUS ~ - ~ - - L - f - f- '~ - - - ~1~0.0

B;0at_s_bus '...-..<.'. . .....1.05 Potatoes-..l ... ....70 Butter ih. .' . . . . ... . . . . ._.38

ES8_B'doz; .. .45

Poi~i¢_in_~;..-..... ..._.'.~.-..zo.% Hay ton-._........-.. ....$20 _ ,

being overtakeniby madness or_mel~` MURRAY HAFWDR MARKETS-`

_ (`l'U_¢IdIy by'1‘elephone) ‘

WOats bus .'........90

CONVEYOR AND FAN COMBINED~_B. Oats' bus-...._-.. ._ . .......90 _ |N 3N0w|»_|_9w ~ ,Potatoes bus _.75

--- _Butterflli ..... . . . .. 35

Pork'ib_'....... . . . . .. ......Z1

Eggs ...45.

Pressed Hay .. .$18 to $20

MONTAGUE MARKETS.

(Tuesday by Telephone)

W. Oats b'us._... .00 Butterlb _ ..._.40 Eggs doz . . . . .......45 Pork.. .. .. ..211,{, Hay ton .. . . . . . ... . . $18.50 to $20 Potatoes ..

' summsssins mariners

nose is driven into the snow, which, For Wednesday _

and discharged into it hood contaIning\B_1itter (dairy per ilb.) ...38 to 39 the fan. at the upper end of the in-‘Butter (creamery) . . . . . . . . . . . ..A5

Calfskias .. .22 Eggsper doz... . . . ... ......45 Hay (pressed) .., $18.00 Hay loose (new) ..18.00 _Hides per lb. .,. .12 Oats blk. bush. (new) . .....97 Oats white bush (new) ......._...95 Potatoes ...` ..'. _....`.....75 Wheatper bus. $2.00 to _$2.50 Lamb-pelts $1.00 to $1.25

‘Wool (unwashed) .-.. .. .55‘,

Wool (washed) ... .75 Fowl ...'.18 to .20 Pork (organs in) _.. .1814 to .20%

__ _ m_oN'r`nE/ii. naskers _

nerve specialist, "we doctors would Chem n est W qt ‘ 22 _ d

8. D e erns, léc, o.

finest easterns, 22c.. Butter, clioiccst craamety, 501/_-c to lilc; seconds, 40% to 50c. Eggs, fresh 58 to 6Oc; selected 52 to 54c;_No. 1 stock, 48 to 50c; No. 2-stock. 45 to 47c, Potatoes, per bag-, car lots, _$2.10 to $2.15. Dressed hogs, abattolri killed, $27.50 to $28.00; do. country. $25.50 tio $26.00. Lard, com- pound, wood ail 20 lbs net 26 to

oss, low-spirited andunsble to keep .. 9 °'_', _ _~ ` ' their minds on anything- Any sud'Ig;%c'_i;;' ;f12f;w°°d "°n°"?0 lbs' 'mt' den noise hurts like a blow. They- . __ _ _ ' '

- _ 'rononro nsnktre

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part of the misery, and it all comes _mB"f1t!/;§?`§:;1“:;‘°;gr ‘;g__‘_l:sp§)r 42%;

dairy'-per lb.‘36 to 88c. _

Eggs-Fresh gathered eggs, 50 to

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remedies, we carry the follow- IIIZ: Royal Purple, Prdtts, ln- ternstlonal, Dr. Daniels, Colum- lllill. Granser, Woodbury's and eadleton's.

5 marvellous. I

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Come to our store for infor-

mation regardlng your horses.

Iillis’ Pharmacy Ltd. Monrscus

' Many dissatisfied BYB *U39*

ers are ilndia8 5l'l:g*;';::

, Glasses at our store. 1; __ ’ tried elsewhere, D1'0y_l;8 wg;

motto. "Kaovrius H°‘f_ U ,, turns “Fallure’ into Successs

Try us for "Expert Service."

H. J. Mahon

Optlelsn ami Prescription Drug- plat

You can get these-pills _thro\i¢h_ “'45 ui*

'an' dealer in medicine, of -by mailll _ g, _

. . . t b x or _ell boxes £¢I';` gd

_ "‘°“'°°"°' P E I fixnsriie iir. wiuieisv. Medi-_ °l"’°“‘*_9__

- - _AU _ _ _ __ __ _ _ , _ clue Co., Brookvllie,_0nt. _ _

ous sediitlves' is a terrible mistake. 526, new md ssc _ T419 IUHIYI l`?*_=_“r‘;¥;:°`\:f;'ol_‘i‘ is “Tggfél '_P'oulti'y-_Di:es'seii., chickens, 26 to' °“-W Y ° rc ’ enough-as-s` and mm 280; fowl, 23 to 25o; ducks, 23_to 24c; ‘iilizsntiicliltila ni-\ Wiiiisms' rink Pius Uwe: ’1`""22°1 ‘“"‘°Y“' 3,f-'“°‘3“°-59 should`be taken. These pills noni-;0nl;m‘:;“°:;&D‘;%‘;‘;;";f,°§2_46__°§~ 5_2'

:ally make new, rich _ blood, which _ _ __ » _____' ' __

‘strengtheain gives nov; strength and '_ _ ' _, _ ' _ ‘ " '

spirits. wid brrialaes hiiherlto dlelsponik C ' __ __ _ _ ent noone s um °°°\"~ _ '_ '_

You arab- alt all _voutyof soi;§B"t~ .|,l‘08i'X|`t§l`.|\t1`ll|I\.Clti1|i\’°l\

should egn curnz_0\1,l‘B9 0-_ _ ‘ _ " ' ` - - s wiring ni- wiiiisms- Pier.-Piiis. Ill

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courimisn sstrisn succsseesl

LONDON, Feb. 25.-Major General

Frederick Ii. Maurice, chief director

y D rlt

war office. said _today that there had been no developments on the west- ern front during the past fortnight to indicate that the German offen- sive was near. (ine of the most satisfactory features oi’ the work ol’ the twotweeks In the west had been the continued British success in thc air, which had great importance as the preliminar to any battle. Gene-' ral Maurice adliied that the British air-predominance-ham_poretl~t.lio_ene my tremendously in gaining infor- mation which was required by him beforerthe commencement oi’ a.n_v im- portant battle.

With regard to Palestine, Gen.

Maurice, said the developments of thc past week offered a promising field for further development.

"General Allenby," he said, “has advanced to Jericho and now stands. on the last main ridge overlooking the valley of the river Jordan."

Since January 1. Gen. Maurice said.

the Germans had carried out five air raids on England, oil which two were abortive. During the same pei-Ioil thc British carried out tliirtecn raids into Germany, all of which had doflnito results.

Discussing the efforts of tho Ger-

mans tohave the Geneva r‘_oi|vcntiou_ arranged for irdiscouiiniiancc of tiici use of poisonous as. Gen. Mau-_ rice asserted that ‘lbs Ente-nr.e would be glad -to give up this gas if it werel possible to get any guarantee thnti Germany would he bound hy any pro- mise nr agreement to do Iilrowlsc.

ADAMS

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They’re chewing it now

I from one end_0f Canada

to the other, because they like the unusual, long-

_lasting flavor

and be-

cause a stick a day keeps

illness away.

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friends.-We are glad to see Frepian _ _ _ Miller able to he'out again after a ~ ---_L ‘ _ ‘ pesos ~

short illness.-A very enjoyable ev- 'DORf)NTO, Feb. 27.-Ontario and f' _ ' _ 'j _ ___ _ _ , ;_____>;- _ __ ._

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‘ inspiration, good fellowship into your home.

' I Great Britain Recognizes

the Value of Music in War-time

Toimanufacture any article in England today it must

be proven to be an absolute necessity. The land is stripped bare of extravagance ancl waste. '

Yet the making of musical instruments has been in-

` ‘ creased by_ two thirds in tlie last yearover I9 I 6. Wby_?

» Mi.1Siotis` :i tremendous necessity in~-homes rio--less. than _in

“ ` ` " ' the-trenches. _ Good music ‘is absolutely needed iff Strength'

en our endurance-our morale. _Great Britain knows

i ‘ .- So your purchase of-a Columbia Crafonola is no_tf_an'

. _ _cxtrava_gan¢;¢_- ' It is 'a sig'ri_yoi_i"are bringing courage, cl'i_eer,_

_ Columbia°Gi'afoiiolas

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Columbia Grafonola Price $1 00

_ $¢nd inmu rgeofde to uour_ sollldiep. _ - _` _ r“°°i:'".l".::.‘r'.:{.°““.....n..;'...._ a _ _

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Here is a Permanent Entertainer

Your Home Needs the Grafonola

Its value cannot be computed in cold clollars and cents.

' I The golden 'Hood of Columbia music-song-band-

_ at all to buy

unless you wish.

_ instrumental-is just waiting today to cIeligl'it_ you and yours. Why' not step into the nearest Columbia dealers

0 and _enjoy the marvellous tone ol the Grafonola--no need

. Music lie-ips you endure the win: i-ninv ii. Ilmrl will win the war: don't waste it. -_

’ New Columbia Records out I/ie 20th of the month, _ \ G

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