FEBRUARY Z, 1916
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_ _ THE CHA_RLO'l`TFlTOWN GUARDIAN `
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The Eastern Guardian Colonel llilghes `
her m°“l‘°°‘l- “lid Collllllellcf? ill he!" I should not be lacking in justice lf.
~ __ `_ ;V_;>ullll_1_l_lll?_<_>_il_~e D;l`__l;g__m;\_f_onie_;l_ ot' t_bis before concluding, I did ilot express _
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fi' "` "`" D°l`ilHDB °V°“ belle' lim” the m€l1.and‘ tude to the press of this country? Let I’ me ohh" °' T.” rf” "¢"
*IT PAYS to buy in this Province. n0Ng _.___ they continue to give great encourage- me give just an instance of how mst. lcrlplloll-'l‘l'y I! ll ¥0ll’f¥y¢l
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Representative i __ M§n3_agl:e_G\lBl'dlHll Cash must accompany order. _ _
only. Since the beginning of me 'ET _
, ”'* - ..*NOTICE-The St. Peter’s Sport ness, the Canadian Shell Committee
presentative in Sourls. MEM. val _in St. Peter’s Rink on Tuesday, shells; 800,000,000 pounds of steel
`i " ) “S February 8th Two prizes given toeacb l1l9~<l° by Canadian workmen in Can-
,.,,_` ._ t. Peter’s School room. Tuesiliyr fo' best cost' _ adian sbo s and turned into shells b
'r f~:u»~r\\_\
F _ _ r um_es comic in fancy cos D y
. - Pxgugfg ;;§3u§’l'u"“- lml“'°“l°“° 0f 01° tume_ By order of Committee._ , 'Canadian workmen, brass, zinc and
- _ .~... . Mrs Cotton _an und the West by _ , _ _ _ _7145.2.4.lvl3l_ copper. 45,000,000 pounds; copper, cw- lei' makin lille 9fll°WahC€ l'0l' ille lm and that there is no such thing in the Orvtician or to lilo iive and.$.#"- ll
' “S ° fiaflsslllllsnil --._ . - sr-zz ooo ooo pounds- lead. 102 ooo ooo
€ 25" ' - ' _ _ _ . . _. , r - . »
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in--i;Sg_HO0L WORK.-The follow- llpm Edmondg g1farlllig1§l:s;\leM:o img; pli)g;‘:3¢¢:llrll$:o ugwlllgroo-0 through the action uf the Shell Com- tllere was any itenl of news that we 11"," “uf” Sl'“l’l“5l""”"l“iPll§“ lg*-5 -A _ll
__ _ _ ot8Pm_m_orereslt1sI_t_no_§' °o_i;an;l_l;_a!l_gl_;_ §_¢_;¢_l}t;)_Mcl’hee,_a _popular young lady 000,000 plouruds; trl~_nit_ro-toluune, the lulllee- 5250-000-000. 0l‘ $30 Uflch f Or could legitimately give them for pub- lg, ‘glass nfkll-‘H3-_ "[)}`|¢;l°urgi~)or- ’
N mouth or Januar” Grade vu___1__ Romanrgg otuvliu ooc place in St. James famous gi _Dogg o_s v_e. C 1,000,000 country __ _ - r , ‘ 5 ° 0 ll\1l"fli G90l'8Bt0Wl'l. D0l1lldB, Dil U 8 5 li Hlladih lie' Mr I'uACD0NALD_ ‘Would the _-“greed with me that anylhmg which 'system keeps the eyes clean, slla pens thi
- - - - was not in the interests of the Empire vision and quickly overcomes inflsmmu
D Mary MacD0ll<l, 91 67, 2nd, Stdlll on Tuesday the 25th Jam at 8 orulock Bldeu several mllllous or pounds ex
Col-‘rss
Murphy' 88 4'73 3"‘l- Nellie lVl9°D°“' a. m. The pastor, Rev. Father Croken ported to the ‘British Government.
Wight. S4 5-6- 2 Nell Lnnigsn 664-5 was mended b ' » ~
' ' » - y Miss Bella McGllvary under arms to fight the enemy and,
gl__r;li3e_ lél.,Es_<snior;1,_Mildred wish; ot Glsuluuulus and Mr. Frank Mo- take their chance. and canada has
' ' en l1lllSH¥l» 33 2"3- » Loan of Georgetown was the groom's trained 90.000 Skilled mechanics to
f;i_d_“1Wi1§[ht' 7953-i Grade l,ll~'~l““', best man. After the ceremony the' turn machines to 10|10000 parts of
“W lm EBU 3414 bridal party repaired to the residence an Inch We have 90 000 skilled work
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Romie Murphy, 69; 3, Florenc De _ _ » ' `
S Y u 671_2_ G d __ L 1_2 k of Mr. Eugene Kehoe, brother in law men who will constitute one of the
° ng' fa 9 -' mn of the bride,\where a large number of greatest assets this country can have
giglgsarl. _tlrade I.-1, Archie Wight- guests had assembled to bid them wel- after the war is over Shells are turn-
a endance Mary MB-CD0" come A sum t o eddin In e o tan sbi ed at the rate of more
3- " . puusw gdner du fl Dil '
alll. Nellie MacDonald, Stella Mur- d_ u B- 1_l00,000 ollth. 1,500 ins
(fella MacDonald, Teacher. untly everything going as merrily as orders given out by the old Shell
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*_* the proverbial marriage bell. Dancing Committee totalled upwards of $350,-
Iu }4, 1 Ind 2 pound mpg, un°'*;_’;\in§WEl-l- PARTY-MP9- Wil' began early and was -kept up with' 000,000 in cold"casb to the Dominion
m Bl 9 and MTS- Kenneth Rlwlle' much spirit till the early hours of the oi’ Canada as the result of the insti-
Wl10l¢_-~Zll0l1lid-pulvel'iZed-- léelzer Of B0st0l1. Mass.. Wll0 Cllllle 10 mornillg. The musicians were Mr. tution of the Shell Committee. ,loo p,u¢G,ouuufo,7p¢m,m°,.s_ eursetown to _ be lirsseut at - the Joseph McPhee, father or tho bride Now lst me say u word as io the
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will remove them and leave no blemishes. Reduces _any puff or swelling. 'Does not blister or remove the hair, and horse can he worked. $2:lboltle delivered. Book6Kfree. ABSORBINE. |R..tile antiseptic Iinlmelll fur mm-
klnd.\For Boill. Bruins. Old Soren. Sweliinn. Varicose ile|n`|. V§'rleo`¢irIe\. Alhlyl Pain. Price ll and £2 ll bvllls udmtflrtlof delivered. Will tell marc ll you write. I _ w.r.veu_ilo.r.li.r.illtrmm llilu-.il»nlr¢al.h». Ahsarilllie ind Almlbine. Ji.. are made In Cimllil. _
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vin Nod. _‘ ` `v:¢ Nile ' '
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Aunt Polly’s
Why wear shoes not built
for your foot, which are bound to stretch and lose their shape?
Aunt Polly’s Out
Sizes are made to give
extra room at the ankle top and the broadest part of foot.
Ailémy sr Cd.
EAT AN ACTIVE FO0D.
__.___. because they could only be extractedl
To avoid lndlgelfllou uuu oouullua. at a. loss. Today, the extraction of
tion, ent less of the highly refined lile 7-lllc Dllih ll Dl'€llll\lUl 011 lhe Ole- fancy cereals and starciiy foods. What mill mme lllilli WY” l'°l` me W°l`k in the glouluolu llvol- and llowolo Toqulro coilnection with the silverpnnd lead. is an unretined, active' cereal to keep llle fesllll- being illlll- We have ‘lie them working rlgul_ D,-_ _looksou-5 v_aiue of the silver. the lead and the Roman Meal has more active. stimulat- Zinc- Hllll instead Ol the Presence °l' lug power than my other lu-ooluuol nc penalizing the ores as it formerly cereals. lt contains whole berries of <ll<l.ltis puttingapremium upon them. wheat, whole berries of rye, deodorized Ellgllleefs “iid mlnlllg “"3" llild been ilpxgogd lmfl ll;-pu_ Makes uollolouu directing the attention of the Govern- ppl-l-lrlge and all baked ul-oduo¢g_ ment to this matter, and I entrusted
At all grocer-5, 10 wuts arid 25 Colonel Carnegie and General Bert-
cell¢p_ » ' - ram with the solution of this
Made by Roman Meal Co., Toronto, problem. We have worked out all the
W€‘l'll“g Ol' lhelr Blhlel' Mills Sallie and Messre. James Condon and Jack materials forming the component :Eff (_l_;3__‘;_l`E__‘;l&‘;i_ll i0; B;i_l:l0l§__¢_;l_i__'l`lllll`tS' Gotill, all of whom rendered excellent parts of the shell such as Caliadian P__l’_o__ on _hehZe__e5_’____g9 p__ev_o9`y__ tg ulusic to the merry-makers. About llsteel and lead, I have already given
& __ -_ - ialf past four the festive gathering the quantity of lead that we have
| l@_l` <l€Dl1l`illl‘€ il farewell Daily ill broke up and the guests, about fifty produced. That means that our
MONTREAL lll@'l` il_0ll0ll\‘ Wflslllilll ill tile l`BB\<l6llC€ in number departed to their homes mines have received 'an impetus. At
;1<l _lhelf _ lll”0li.10l"ll;-li1W lVll'- llillgflllli after wishing Mr. and Mrs Edmonds the beginning of these operations wc friieuigé. £1 _Which iii M89 'H0111 BF Of many happy years of wedded life. The. used foreign brass, zinc alid copper.
ill alll i1Cflllll.hlHllCeS llssemlllell young couple who are deservedly Today we use .Canadian steel, Cun-
1_1l_l<l Slwlll llle Oyellihg Very lllellilllllily popular received many beautiful and 'auian lead. _Canadian carbide and ,lu duurfius und susiul w_uvsrssli0u_ costly presents omong others d china canadian zinc for the ins: time in our Aliffl' Dflrlillllllg Of _ 11 llllllliy Fllllllfli cake dish with silver stand from Mr. history. We took the matter up, the Dl‘&Dl1l'€¢l ill MP5- l\€h0¢B bHBl»_ Style alld Mrs. Henry Sampson; china but-, Prime Ministergave us his endorse- !ll0 K\l€Si5 l`0!1ll`ll0(l ll0m€ llellglllell ter dish from Mrs. Ida McCul'i‘on;= ment.ailtl,asaresult of Canadians ell- Wllll lllflir 0lll0l”l-'lillh’l@lli- MPH. Tlllslle berry dish from Miss Christiana Fitz- terprise, zinc is turned out nt 15 cents llllli lVllS~ lll`0il0“@lZ0l` nlilllff lllflhy patrick; Mirror from Mrs. Henry n polllul, whereas we used to pay 42 1'l’l0¥lilS il\ll`lllg lllfflr Silly lll G00i`Z€- Sampson; half dozen wine glasses cents ri pound _and upwards in the lQWll--& from Joseph Jollnston; berry sei. from lllllted States i'or tho sunio zinc. 'Filer-ri
-°- l~‘i'u.ilk McLean, groomsninn, illld lili- is :infliili-.r point in colllloctloll with
--*DREDGE l-All) UP- - ill'0llS0 cns from Misa Bella McGilvrz1y, brides that. Our zinc was formerly rrfiliod
N0. 9. Mr. J- D. lil0lll<lliS0DD Ol St. maid; china cake dish i_`rom Miss May in tlio United States. We would dig J0llh. N» li-. G0V0l‘llm€Ill Sllpilrlhiffllll- 'Tctcll; one dozen glasses from Henry the zinc out of our mines. pay from ent Oi dredgffs f_0I‘ the Marlllnie Prov- Tlllstle. besides valuable presents $10 to $15 a ton freight, pay the inces. wus u visitor to Georgetown. from the brides sisters. Mrs. Thistle duty into the United States, pay the M0i1duy.lhe 24_th uit.. on business wh- and Mrs. Rhodonenzsr ol' Boston, oost or refining it, pay the freight necleil with his ilcpurlmenl. While Mass_. who rome home in order to be back to Canada, and pay the duty on here ill! illSl>€Cl@d _Dredge No. 9. now present :lt the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. the refined zinc coming into Canada. lying ui the Qlleell S Wharf and f0llllil Edmonds will make their future home Today owilig to the policy put in force 6V@l‘yihillg ill ¢lDDl6 file 0Fii9l‘- H0 in Georgetown. Their many friends by the Prime Minister, ziilc is made l'GiUl‘ll0il 10 Sl, -l0llll 011 U10 'l`ll€SilBY friends join in wishing them hearty ill Canada from first to lust, and we
allowing cr_osl;Iugk bryq the Slanlfiy; its congratulations.-& ‘are supplying not only the Canadian
c ml. l~. a rv. ~ynn, _ ee
llflllll. llils ll0‘-‘-ll llDD0llll0ll Wllllilllllllh demand at 15 cents a olilid as a iilllst -olrtilc rlrrlilgv for the winter niolltbsi 42 ooulg u uouuu ouplllo olllel-gslllo _(_`3=1P;l_0lIl lVl<‘l'§_;'ll\H D-h_<l lll§?___Cl`°3W left ' ...D J °Mumu luuuector of Public Copper was never refined in Calinclu, 0 " 01110 0” 0" ily US- le englle' " ' ` ’ but, throu h the action of the Cun- er. Oiler' and fireman will remain for tl gghilmf’ arrived in Sourls on Wednes' adian Govirnmelitf we are now refin-
shurt time_to mauei some nel_c_cssury l-ei Y' llig our, copper in this co\lntry_ I Dil PS _i0 l I0 mllffl lH°»l‘y-_ 19 gfflllll __.Mluu 1 have not analysed these figures my- Captain :lull his experienced crew been visuuxl ul_;'_‘_3‘L_;i_:)1l_‘_llil2;°!2é_;lgl_:’gtl:)‘:_S uoll=_ but l um uugurou tual the oouuol-_ did ext-ollcn_t work and made many _returned to Sourlu Tuesday __‘,. ’ zinc and brass industries of Canada friends during their stuy lu Gssrau- ' __ - i for the last-year before the wur would town-.& - , _ __,MeuurB H_ D_ MacLean H_ S_ have given employment on the work
'Matthew and H H Acom were among done to 30,000 skilled workmen, to ‘ ` ` h dl ci I needs
the passengers arriving by Wednes- meet t 9 °" _“MY “mme” a d i f--- :.f.::_:"n‘;‘;1;=.t,l's:1.s°l§:;.a:. 1:;
.Mrs Albert umwu and gluten conclusion of the war when these mu-
Mlos Aume De Lory_ of pl‘.wu_ left chincs stop turning out shells Tllese
F,-l ou 0 men workmen and these machines. with
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‘ S e \ on day _agfiléitl-ot, B lewdieeklgl very little adaptation, will be enabled
' ' to turn to these various commodities
__ fl-he lollowlug um registered at of zinc, copper and brass ill Canada.
the Cox Hotel sourls p W Clurklm and we will be able to produce our
Charlottetown: S. A.: Hi.ltz,' Halifax' copper at mlnlmlim “tes ‘md deve op
y.|_ V_ Vuuguanz sl John; Roy B_ Dunu’_ our g reat water powers and associ- Ch rlotwto n. J h B St J lm. ated Industries at the lowest possible
a w , o n rown, o ,
l.l_ }.l_ Curr’ sl John; G_ G_ _louos_ St figure. The prices of copuier ant_l_ zlnro
John; Isaac Carter, Charlottetown; J. were high- and limi is W Y we eg” R, Leblanc, Taylor-5 Village; lyllss D_ to manufacture them ill Cunada. ill Cl-ow_ ML Stow,”-l; F_ S_ Clmndlen this connection there is a point that is Charlottetown; R. J. Knight, Halifax; W°l`lll lwtlng- 09 You l‘"°W_~ zinc ls l.[_ H_ Cul-l-_ Truro; _lolul D_ Au,ly_ Sl found in association with silver and John; l.l_ A_ Muohlolu 'l\l~ul.o; ll_ W_ lead. _Formerly Cailadian ores were Llllus_.Now Glusgow__¢ penalized by the presence of the un-
rlcmand, but the British and Russian
disposable zinc in them. The lead and silver in these ores were of no use
side issues. and the result has been to
T confer great benefit on the Dominion
oi’ Canada.
1 have not had the privilege, since
the war began, of addressing thc House oil the question of the forma- tion of the Canadian force I would
a " _ _ " askthe indulgence of the _House for il.
` moment while I say somethl with
'regard to that subject. On Allilgust 4,
' - 1914, war was declared; on August 7
, 0 l u the Canadian division was authorized,
r ‘ the offer of the Prime Minister having
L' been' accepted. That was on Friday.
On Saturday, the 8th Valcartier was
` l taken over, and on Monday the 10th
Sole Agents ran es and waterworks were begun
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l NOW IS 0111' Cl131'iC€ sets were nut lll I><lBlli0ll. UD £0 the
V". vu" “VII ‘ y . . » same date 12 miles of watermains had I ii'
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‘i‘Ksélr-“dis Home - Fires, Buruius”
When in need of Coalifor Domestic orSteam puriwsesl telephone us your order or
bei lowest-i and quality urs and satisfactory l delivery will be made.
, $6.00 Shoes . `
all-°-or 0--P--°°~ cord.. ci.ur,,,cdd , 5.. ~- $2.23
Sam 5.00
20 p. c. Discount
4.-so -- --
4m la ¢¢
- t0 Secure 3 pall' Of high been laid in, and 15 miles drains, open
' . and covered, had been located. Army grade Shoes at a low ' Se ice Cor s und Ordnance buildings
-.5 in 4 . »
‘ _ -_ i- By the 20th three and a half miles of I f=_~ _ . _ _ ranges ,were completed, and 1,500 tar-
p']_’|¢e_ _ ~ _were constructed. railway sidings laid
fri fences removed crops harvested, ground cleared .streets made, upwards
We havgl 30()`f or 200 baths for the men
, put .l‘n water chlorinated, elec-
I " " faoo ' 3.60
3.20* 2.ao
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.msn would tire three
pairsof Mens and Lad- lurid 2 night ond telephones installed,
wool made into cloth, cloth into uni
les’ Sh0e9l all new shapes' forms, leather into boots, equipment but [om , provided; supplies coliec_te_d, trans-
port of all kinds purchased, and 35,000
OWC 0ff81' at ' ` meh got under canvas in less than
three weeks from the acceptance of the call. ' '
The men were ing. manoeuvrlng,
at the targets from five then they would run to
and fire three or tour
so on to the next one hundred yards. was that when the out, some of the over
Board 'I
mittee was dissolved there were in the factories of Montreal and Toronto and the other big cities oi' the Domin
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( _ ..*T. GORDON “rua” mr advertising in this wmmn' (Continued from page six.) :fillet llrll-tllli?d“l?t:{ gglldlegguvyhg gnrixgrgagggagfgqngg xggdoigotglé '~Gw¢:Y°‘ “mul”
llllyfl 3i\'0B/ily 111806 B l‘€C0\‘il lll the ure was carried on throughout the 'rh
,_ ., world, and 100,000 skilled mechanics; length and breadth or canada. ln or. ri~d.ro'iis'.§’_';i_.'Zi¢'nn'i='i's l’lle$’,5"7lo°‘r‘l'rif'l§_r§_.§‘»’r"l_»;ll&'i
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I trust that no one will suggest that
there bus been anything like party po _ _ .
_ ` iitics in the Militia Department. wilntry have helped ‘as in ever? ‘i lon. u iiulidred men who were just aol Whenever l found menu I wok the ilgllliliile Way. and so ave the cergil l _expert as these men were pi* the uouu uf our bust men ou the other Hundreds of tlleni are at the front f0~ beginning of the war. A conlnlission glue of the House uut of the ruuku and (lay. and many Of lhelll are S0lllZ HB was appointed to look into the glues. put mum where they bulouuud For conibutnnt oillcr,-rs when they cannot i tion of the steoi production uit this luslauce I knew ,lull me Suu uf the go us Cliulilulns- They urn Showing u country, und to look after- the best um, Fiuuuue Miulslur of Cuuuua (Mr splendid spirit. Members of all church interests ni' the steel work, for steel is ' , ' _ ' us ure ufflivsly working for ills sous"
_ _ Fielding) uho is u very excellent _ _ - _
the basis or this industry. I think that young muu uud u Splendid u,u0W_ wus ui _<_>:_/e;yrlui_r_l__<;f ll\c0_suli_i;§_r_y_.nIgh_=_i_<_i
should be a sutisiuctory unswer.to my qervlu ~ _ . lo d- .lo a neu l l0 ll H y -' , hon, friend, me u_(§ut'nw}_u;i‘uurwl;i; uuucuglu :n:Vu?l_ s_zlnle_ pintlorln with the ilomnu Cntlio- ll ..
Ml-_ MACD0NAl_D_ Why were lllo lug u uuuurlor pouuiou uuu without llc iilsllop of I’et0l'borougll. and it was
services of those men dispensed with, um. suggegllon u,lul,c,’,,.,_ from ul.; 11 must siiloyuhlu sight to use the
lluu new mou who kuow uollllug about f _-h I I . ' _ I u '_ orange and the green etullding should the business i'lkcll oil to purchase a er' paced mm- when im ,Long ,“l` 10 S_ll0lll_ll0l'_ l 0lll0yfiil ll. ilfi 110
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Sl-“list _ `.I§..,.,g“fii§"niu`Zi`f..l'.§.. .§i"If..°. i..l,‘§i§I§.‘il ‘_}{;“,‘§,‘,,f}"‘ .'f.;‘f..'.if”"r"1i`,§ii'..ii" é'$.'i.Zi.°'I.`i,‘li
~ \ v y . ' sn- s/\M illioillcsz l nm not grllftcegfruluzlflllism u‘:';“'l_(f;;luif§_‘;gl;;. irish _-rnldlrlrs are snnrnnug should-.r io
iiwilrt: that thi-rc Ilzls liieeli :lily lillr- g ' sllollliiol-, :lil iioillg tllrllr duty fenrlviis cilllso of sbclls. 0l'drl'.~i halve liven pl:li~» ill" war' lil" mn of ul? hml' ,m°_'“h'“r ly .lint wi-II; :lull ici. lim sity in tlfil cd wiill at-rtnill iirills. Ili-forf-_ illc Ivllllli- ‘for m'.‘l D"'"r ‘Mn Nl"'lm",i ('i“'kl`_ i v:l~ctIit. oi' thi- (li-rinilll-ffilnndinns. that
tions ilourrl was fornloii thc zlrrunlgo. l;:_f;l_i__lllu; _of llluel riln_ll__‘lv;lil:_lol__ _uuuy 0|. uuuu uuvu uuuuuy __u____u up ment was that at certain number of ‘ ‘ ' i ' ,tlivir lives for tho cuuse, and they nrrl shells would conlo Ill aufolrluticzllly,Hl1m“- Wllll 0lilGl`H- l ll'-W0 1lll'€l1‘l." doing their duty just as lvoll as the
" °' F- “ERNEY ls Guardian re ins club will hold tlrelrsnnuul carnlf has turned out in csnuds zz.ooo,ooo Mui Dui' luilllulllsli-‘WS ul the Dfsseul tawa there are the local papers and “’ "”~ *Y ““°W '°"‘° '°°" ’“° ‘
time are capable and ready for ally the representatives of the great dnil- gf... :fury fl‘.'ff§',§f,hffo,f'§l2:" lil-l,"of',.°'li,t5glb'._if_
un:l_;arta_l:Ing_. As I (h_avedxiiaid.n ut tlle ies of both political parties. I say t|_leir; et;-aiu l_lsoau_se,tlio trolibisinnot :l_l‘l:i_-, ou you 0 wal-_' una au “unc ul rr ou( l U _.r b t I h th t een _u rve lem o In 'e lplfl .-or and industrial life was paralyzed. Af- pzrtyuplblitligg igsancignt hislglgy now, “xgldital`ll's‘t'a5;é§o'i:r%i§e’:u?xg°¢::
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ported products _which e t i to th , _ “ml 0ll¢"ll'T“‘S get Flashes
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'added to .ine wealth or canada. explained me position l sold that lr lin... soou. ` _ V » u _l,o_.°.;'
every man, woniali, and child in the licatlon we would do ll pull they four times it our to bathe the s,,._.nrill_.¢
' pre-.-oription and the simpleey§o|l~Opi.l_ ll
aid. 881-7. Grade V.-1, Nellie pol-ful-mod the cel-omouy Tho lu-me Cuuudu has turned out 250 000 men l1i‘iienl‘i;t:i\i_\sbi(l% cgi?i¥r;1g§‘l'llg§ihtll?: cilldy Sviiielll SvlitlhilgladBlwgiltplalrletlnlldlililllelzhlllaltf1?; l‘l’?’lil‘:‘l|-d Yillgaatglr-‘eh “frldn gtiligl'r'¥'lll'(ll‘.l`l‘-ll'
C0m11lil-lee i0 ihe llIlD€l‘lHl Mllliiilvlls casionally anewspaper got hold of an iigiilgleguegg lilymlg lligfntglogndrghltrtr p
item of news in some back-llanded show that wearers of §lasseil_ll`a.\'e 'alla-'
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sir saivi HUGHES; 'rho early rnshlon and published in und very of- sqft," "g‘f,{§‘ ¢‘2,',“‘.i,$"..'§’rii `l`§f'rfl'“lori'f.fi.;.;‘n'.
part ot the work was what l might ten such an item would do harm. I l,,,m».i`i..'§,¢ which would injure ins most
call slcientliic. I choule the very best took these men into my confluence and uensitive clues ot; _an lnfu_u_t_o;- tue ag;-_u. meh C000 get w o would do the gave them everything that could be """ °“"" ""g”” "‘i" ‘S "5"" `
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work. Bertram. curnogie. cuntiey and legitimately published We lot them §,‘,`|'i #ll }."’f.,,-°'§-'.'.`.i'”ny"r`r'r'§li," 'Fry li’,'°ri`nfi .. llwk °lll@"5 Welt? llll GXDGFIS- i illS0 know about the movements of troops know for once what real cya comfort is. s pic ed the very best military nlell and trans orts to, on the understand- Anmminontcilymryyjoirnmwhomtilonbovrmlrl-. l '~`°“lll Seb Slhll HS (fill, l»ilff@l`ly. I ing that Zuchiiteins were not to be if-'hh‘f§'f"`ii§“ii&r.'.;fllJ.io»-iilif'"{.»(Zil°.f‘.flL°:r:`T¢.’i»lleil'i-'fxdilff
rnllm-ntl.-is als--lllilsia llmllwlrioly prescribed by lhem
Dhy Herbe M __ _ L _ was serve in t e hostes best style than a m pec- _
- fi lll‘I> y. Ei ell all gall- and the afternoon passed very pleas- tors are employed, and the volume of ll0lll l'€llll“-lhiler the llilllles Ol llle Oill' published, and in not a single instance u_,uu,u}_,u_u,;_,,,,:u,u my u,_,,,,,,u au, ,,,,_,,,,,,,, ol
BFS, bill they were men who hull b0CI1 has any gf [huge newspaper men vio- the vigrvfnw l.r¢lnlr_atlonn.l fool nllmiid liept ul. _ acclllllolheil f0l` y‘~‘ill‘S I0 llliS highly lated lny confidence. Their conduct "“"'1""""""“'“"°'“ “'"‘°“""'""'“'"" ‘»~
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froln month to month. 'pointed out that the' women of the' other boys. lu . . ~. l'
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2-Buckle
.65 1 Per
NO.1-MEN'S 2-BUCK LE CAS
HMERETTE CLOTH OVER-
SHOES, a good _.satisfactory
quail-ty wiill heavy rubber soles.
Sizes 6 to 12. Our special $2.00
catalog line. Sole price, pei' pair
._ .. ...$1.65
N0. 2-MEN'S FINE JERSEY cl.oTl-l 2-suci<l.e ovlsnsuo-
ES, extra illlnlity, well finisllcd,
good and serviceable. Sizes 6 to
11 including half-sizes. Our
epeciul $2.40 czltulog lille. Sale
price, per pair . . . ... .._.$1.95
Ove rshoes _
Pair
il
Per Pair
\ N0. 6-MEN'S 3-EYELET LACE
suaaeaoor l.uMaEnMsN's flue
§'€Fl8, made with heavyrublier soles,
good quality and well finished. Sizes
6 to 10. spooinl catalog value $2.45.
clearing at ._ ..
Men’s 4~Buckle Jersey Cloth
Overshoes
2.25
N0. 3-MEN'S FINE
JERSEY QUALITY 4- BUCKLE OVERSHOES an exceedingly good quality, damp~proot' to the top. good quality rubber soles with cor- rugated tread. Sizes 6 to 11 incllldilig hnlf- sizes.0ur regular price $2.85, clearing at, per pair ..$2.25
N0. 4-MEN'S 4BUC-
KLE CASHMERETTE saving at ollrhrdlu hm OERSHOES, good qua- lity and finish. Sizes ii to 12. A remarkable saving nt our sale price. Regular $2.75, clearing nt ._ ._ _...$2.20
l Ord.;
_10 , By Mail
No. 7--MEN'S SNAGPROOI-‘ LUMBERMEN'S RUB-
BERS, 7-inch black leather tops, good heavy corrug ted rubber solos, thoroughly high-class. Sizes 6 to 11,_Vgei'e specially priced for our mail order cust.oi`nei's`st $2.-I5, clearing out ilow at .....................J....J`”\2.10'
No. 8-ll‘lEN'S 7-INCH TAN LEATHER TOP SNAC-
PROOF I.UMliERMEN’S RUBBERS, an extremely s erior quality, well made and finished. Sizes 5 to 0¢»
I nr-gulnr prlt-o $3.00, clearing now ui, per pail- I Mail Your Order
You will find It simple and satisfactory to mark and clip
the section ollt of _this advertisement that interests you in
_ particular, attach it to a Iutter along with the price, and we
will promptly forward the number you want on the under- standing that we guarantee them to be in every way exactly as represented. and subject to prompt return if they do not open up even better than you could expect. The prices quoted in this advertisement are really less than‘ the 'small merchants can purchase them in large quantities, and it lwill he Impossible for us to sell any one of these lines at one cent less than the price named, even on orders for dozen or hundred quantities. Order at once, and take sd- vantage of these prices.
R. T. HOLMAN, Limited
Summerside, P. E. I.
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l ---Price Savings on Men’ s l l-
7 . j_
Overslloes and Lumberman s Rubbers§
-_,.
This is the wind-up of an exceedingly big year’s business in Rubber F ootwear-
We’ve been forced to follow repeat order after repeat order, and now to eftectla -
complete clearance of all of this year’s stock, we are pricing the lines exceedingly low. They are positively all this year’s stock and guaranteed to be the best of their _ kind on the market. .lf you can’t ct me ilto the store, clip cut the section ff’ - that interests you with price, and we will forward by Parcel Post, Expiess or '
Freight as you desire. iii;
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No.5-MEN'S 2-BUCKLE SNAG-
PROOF LUMBERMEN’S RUBBERS,
a tlloroilgllly serviceable qualify, ex-~_-f
tru well made. Rt-glllnl' price $2.60.
Sale price, per pzlir . . . . . . . . ._.$2.10 _ _
I
Sale Price i
Z Per
Pair
Men’s Snagproof Rubbers-
7 lncli atller
l.le'l'op
Bools $2.10
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technical work. Before the Shell Com- has been simply llel-l’e;_;l_
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