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Cotstipation or Slot shy Skin '

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..'lT PAYS to buy 1n this pror- ince.

EcoLLsc-rious AT union MEETlNGS.-At the Union meet-

..“WANTED—-Mackerei ‘barrels ll. '1‘. Holman 1.111.. Summeraide. 670l-2-3~M'E3i.

JANNANDALE-Mr. James Manual, Georgetown and Mr. Jun» encent Camp-bell New Port were in the Village on Tuesday the 27th. on n. business trip. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson iornierly oi’ Halifax are passing the winter in Anuandale. living .lu their own house in the village Mr. J. M. Morrow who was in i-lslllax recently disposing oi the cargo oi‘ tiie Sch. General Middleton retunned home on Tues-- day. He reported his cargo o! pota- toes iu iinc condition when taken out oi’ the vessel. it is reported

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You ‘ 5 Know

Thst we carry a complete 1 line oi:

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While in- Montague, come ‘ in and give us a. trial, we 4 guarantee satisfaction.

Family perscriptlons care- iully compounded.

CarruthersiizParkman ‘ Limited i

Drugs, Groceries. Boots and r Shoes

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W000 SAWINS OUTFITS

> / Finished steel saw spindles 1%" dia 4 it. long as cut. with pulley 8" dia. 6" taco. Sawilt 1%" leithand

nut . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15.00

Special cordwood saws recom- mended for ssiwin-s lire wood.

126" dis. 1% hole each . . . . $10.40

28" die. 1% hole each . $12.00

30"'dia. 1% hole each . . . . $13-05

(Cash with order.)

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Solid or inserted tooth saws. cordwood quality made 18 to 30 inches.

Bruce Stewart & Co Ltd.

Charlottetown , P-E-I- 6519-1-2illiIEtst3l.

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_ -. rrlstar, Solicitor and Notary Public. Nowsom Block, Glﬂowﬂ- ranch Oilice - iiaortlﬂﬁw" Money to Loan on Real Estate.

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No. 1 dark brown calfskin Boots, niadc with pointed toe-Goodyear weited soles- all widths. . . . . . . . . .. $12.75

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Expert Optical Service

Blowing your‘ own horn gets you nowhere. Its ser- vice anti being able to de- liver the goods that count. Our patients tell us that. we are giving an Optical Ser- vloo equal to any given in tho larger centres. They also tell us that belore we came to Montague they had to go to Charlottetown or elsewhere to have any spec- ial work done. Now that is all changed and they can get any special work clone here. Have your eyes examined and be convinced by the lat- est methods that we back up all we ciniin in our adver- tisements. Service ﬁrst last and all the time is our motto.

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Scientiﬁc examination oi . tbs eyes with the most mod- ern methods and appliances.

We use the Retinoscoilo or Shadow Test. The Electric A Opthalmometer. The Electric . Optlialnioscopo tor determin- ing the diseased conditions 0i the eyes. The Ski Optomet- or (the above instruments‘ " are the Dilly ones in Kings County.) Tho Revelation Test .

We are Opticians to the people who want the best in quality and satisfaction and we are constantly testing with good results patients who have tried elsewherefrry _.. us and be convinced that we give highest quality and best " results with a saving oi 20 per cent or more. ‘

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uniidule School, dilliss MoLelian 00%»

Indian River. Mrs. George Jackson. Fortune Bridge is home with her parents iu Annandale, Mr. and Mrs Hc-wnit, Mr. Wm. McDonald, Bay Fortune, was iii the Village yester- day on n business trip. Ho reports the roads very bad. Mr. Alex Mc- Donald, "Uapc Spray, is around threshing. lic went uip to Big Hun Saturday morning. Miss Annie Mc- Donald, Cape Spra-y, is assisting Mr. A. C. Myers ‘in the store.

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..'Mi'. and Mrs. Edward Bulpltt.

nlltosvnentli, ivero among the vis- l

iiors to Georgetown oii Thursday night.

.1111‘. Brenton Walsh, former Principal oi Cardigan High School. is visiting irimiils iit Cardigan and Do Gros Marsh.

. lliirs. James (l. MacLui-en, Mori- tiiguc, is visiting iu St. Peter's, tlir guest other sister, Mrs. tDr.) Mac- Iruuciilziii.

Shipping News

C. G. B. MONTCALM MAKING ‘ N0 PROGRESS l

A despatch was received yester- day stated that the steamer Mont- calm which left Souris over n week ago for the Magdalen islands was still in solid packed ice oli’ East Point.

it. stated further that. no further progress could be made without the aid oi a. storug south east gale.

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l FROZEN m m HARBOR l ' AT l-PQKPWT. N. $-

ll-ALiFAX, N. 5., Jim. 29.-~Eigh- tcou schoouers are frozen in the

Marine Department was asked by the owners tonight to send a steam- er to release tlicm. The steamer Potrel is now ut Luneiiburg break- ing \i)) the ice in the hzirlior so that the vessels can, put to sen, and

will be order to Lockeport. SCANDINNVIAN HAD STORM‘? - g PASSAGE .

After one or the itiost Stormy pris- nages in years the 1C. P. O. S. liner Scandinavian arrived oil’ Part- ridge island early Saturday from Liverpool. and docked at Sand Point shortly alter 8 o'clock. Sim hnd 1.041 passenger-i, 475 cabin and 565 steerage. in nildition to 2.000 bags of mail and parcel post and u fair-sized general cargo. ~Reieroliig to the voyage across the ocean, Captain E. Griffith, C.‘ N. l‘t.. said it was one ol the worst he iiml encountered in years. H» said they had strong head winds and mountainous seas from tho time they left Liverpool until oft’ the Blinks, but alter that they had good weather with the exception oi’ one day when they run into a slight blizzard. He said he sighted some ice iiocs oft‘ the Banks. bur they were not very large. lie said that. nothing cventiui occurr- ed during the pissagc. (‘upturn Griffiths has ‘been sailing to and from ‘St. John for the lost twenty- three years, coining ﬁrst in the days ot thc old Beaver line on tho Luke Huron. Hc is wearing two (iCCUriliiOlls tor achievements dur- ing the great ‘war. and also one which was awarded to liiin for life ‘saving. in 1902 he took command oi u small boat and ventured out dur- ing :1 storm to rescue some mom-i)- ers or u grew oi u vessel ivhicli was sinking. Passengers booked ‘or St. John

were: (Yaptaln G. V. and Mrs.

Bzrllcy, Captain N. ll. Breaks-y. Captain h‘. it. and Mrs. Martin, H.

l). (Y. Munro and 1-‘. Smith. Anoth-

er passenger was Malor G. id.

5 Leighton, who (iilillﬁ nut as O. C. ' of u number of soldiers on board.

FIRISIT STEAMER FROM ‘ GERMANY IN FIVE YEARS

The arrival in St, John oi’ tho

steamer (llairton on Wednesday,

marked the reopening oi’ trade

iwith Germany mud the port. ot St.

John alter a lapse oi.’ live years. io-Nﬁmv

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who in ._ch17dhood ale Grdpé-Nlﬂﬂmow i buy it a» their (‘hiIdPQIL

They know its sturdy upbuiiding‘ qualities.

Grape-Nuts is the some pure heoithtiui wheat. and barley food

as when first orl8i~ noted. , Thousands will aibll to its merit.

Al Grocer: everywhere

harbor at Lockcport. N. S” and the

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This is tho first vessel thnl. has come to Si. John dirt-cl. from .1

the war in 1914. Sin: is n British

Pacific OCPZIH Services, ‘but iicr cargo 2,000 tons 01' potash, is tit-r. man.

The (Jiairton is under cnmmziinil oi (Yaiptaln Fitzgerald and is 4| vessel of 4.259 tons. She hml an un- eventful trip over from Hamburg and caused little interest as silt‘ Mme in the harbor [lying iili! iii-i- tlsh (lag but lier arrival marks quite un event in the history of the port l-icr cargo 1,, not for Si John but for tlic ivesu-rn states and Havana. 1t was brought viri Si. John because the consignee: decid- ed this uvns the cheapest ironic u" the rail-haul over the i‘. l’. it. the western states is gigvrtoi" null tho tlrelght charges IP53 i‘X]lQilNl\‘l' than by American ‘ports. Auoiiwi' vessel. also from Hamburg. wlili ii similar cargo is on her wuy now and probably will arrive in Sidoim within a few days.

Although this is the first 1‘ill'2'i direct from Germany, several ship- ments oi uuliim- dyes have ulri-iiitv reached (‘anadn ir0m' Geruuirm through English ports.

“ More ‘sold than all brands combined. 1

German port since tho bcaiiiiiinz: oi‘ "

vessel. belonging to the (‘iinaiiilmil

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