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lDon’t Put

for 'riuu cough A

, If you do, serious complications are apt _to arise and the result will mean a. great deal _of expense and inconvenience. The sensible treatment is

~ PENSLAR

S use in mul cuui sim.. ummm- nnlnuf Tim. slfefnu

Off Caring

i‘Rl°““1“fi¢ Tllliiit fffsssi MAY NEVER UINIUR AGAIN

_ , ‘game 'Chsrl

. I 3'-°A"'9 J'-WMENT W"-L "ING Ansns romol-rr.-A mst husk _____.___

PATONS CIIOICE GO0DS

COMFORTINO 'RELIEF

I ` QUICKLY

Never breaks faith, iSloan's Lini- TH! GREAT Isguss OF THE

?ifi“IiIIf§lI.'l¢téuliulllfsflgstfltgflgi °""~ "I" "’° ‘”"““°°<1 -I’ '““°*°’ I

pain and ache rheumatic twinges °"'I°"’ 'Kms' f“d`l‘”9 “If” " I

lunibago, neuralgis, sciatica, lame: ,Ch"l°"°t°w“'t°m°'mW"m3m

_ sor i strained muscles, bruises, COUNTY cAsE___ “Emil can

spri ns. _ A

For 88 years it has goneahead gg" V"nHé5%:I_';; Il.°f§°»§gI$ ‘£gI‘g`Y

WHITE PINE AND SPRUCE BALSAM

A combination of healing ingredients

recognized by the medical profession as the best treatment for coughs. _

Panslar White Pine and Spruce Balsam

act_s promptly and assures a permanent relief, while most cough Syrups merely. quiet the cough. -

_ Penslar White Pine and Spruce Balsam is sold in two sizes, and "only at the Pen-' Slarstores.

. . 25c and 50c. _

E-, A. FOSTER

,CENTRAL DRUGSTORE

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AGEN 1‘S WANTED

WANTED vnlcscent Home and Dalton,Snni

ones, strengthening its reputation

to Don‘t he without a bottle another day-keep it handy.

All' iiruggists-35c, 70c, $1.40,

Sloan’s

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KEEP rr H/mov *Wifi-_- PERSONALS '

I Mr. R. V. Dewer, manager of the Bank of Nova Scotia, St. Pet_er's Bay, spent Sunday in the city.

Mr. L. C. Allan, returned to Car-

digan yesterday after a. business trip to Borden in the interests of J. A. Mc’Donald‘ and Co.

lMr. Keith McLeod, arrived home

Saturday from_ the Royal Victoria Hospital Montrcul, on a visit to his parents -Mr. and Mrs. John Mc< Leod, Brighton.

Mr. P. A. Farquharson of the

Imperial Life Insurance Company left yesterday morning on a bus

left yesterday lor the mainland ab

being here inspecting the Con

rium Wlilio hare they were

winning new friends, holding old 'IW ° :B1 ngdw °

as the World's Liniment. Clean. effective in relieving the aches and ARREQTED . UN »5Em°Ie’3 pains of men 'and women, this old °HA»R~°§""R°II°°-~Qm°°" Wmk” family standby can be relied upon retuxfned -I,'!9't.-“I5” “QI” f g.“.uI8.’»‘

do its work promptly and surely. h“"I“3"“‘ “Mtg” `°",I7°°”5 ma”

Ei'0ll SAIil~].-GASOLINE ENETNBI,

iron. sA1.E.-/rr 'rmiusn i.oiis'rr-iii

.mo Al.i~‘mnD luncnoivalln, LAND

lilvio nous-\vn.L nm mivlivn

_ ' ` ‘ ,, g c

Comp to stoc n u ng excus- ive lines, specialy hardy. grown

only by us. Sold only by our_ ag- '

misslun, to sell lied Tag Stuck. ` to work on ranchln Saskatchewan

lc k i cl di I - b h l M h 1. A ~

ents. Elegant free samples. Write --

eats at the Victoria

'Miss Iteta Sharam, of :Murnay

year, eginn ng arc p

py to Harold Dockendorrf York Harbor, P_ E_ |_ who is spending

§2'1‘___.._____.._*. in

e winter In the United Srtntes,

now to Dominion Nurseries, Mon- WANTED.-DIEDIUM RIZED BUILD- left, Bggion (gp New York, Jan, 53,,

treal.

FOR SALE

FOR SALE-8 ACRES 0F LAND, 2

miles frogn city. Write L. E. S., R.R. No. , Charlottetown.

6094-l-8-ME6l

-_--- lu _

F0!! SALE--IIEGISTEIIED SHORT- oncs.,10.000 muskrats for which I

horn helfer. 2 years-old, to fresh- en in Junc. Matthew liiorriscy. Earnscliftc. Lot 50.

6198-1-13-ME3lpd‘

4 h.p., in good running order. dc~ - volops full rated power. Easy started in cold weather. 1-I. .l

Ming. suitable for garage, centrally

AGENTS, HALARY AND CUMMIS- \VAN'l‘El)--MAIN \Vl'l'H HIS \Vll~‘lii 8

. I ' mr

located. Apply Guardian Office.

0138-1-9-ME0lpd qu

A » B Colonies and Commerce. W. A.

Colonel Harvey and Captain Ladd

em- , _

ile in New York, she will be the est of FMl'. and Mrs. Thedore

--?-_-__---_.___ Compton. Miss Reta's many friends w iwrrfln-'rim ou) com sums

glad to hear`,of her very plea-

Kulu, na cel-muiu si.. si. auhu. "I" "5" t° the Umfed Smeg-

N. B. 2119-ll-1iI~Mth2mtsDd

usknnr sums wawmn Am

am prepared to Day you more than you have been receiving for

1-O-§

HOTEL ARRIVALS'

your furs. No lot too small or too

large to regclve mly special atten;

ti . S I y ma or express n mtynexpllerlhe. A. E. McLean, Queen

VICTORIA HOTEL

ey game Charlottetown ,vs Ain herst

fendant bei :rand oosts

charged with a serious offence

KING LAPOINTE MEETINGS.-

lt has been arranged that the aftemoon trains from the East will arrive in Charlottetown on time tomorr w night when mass meet ings wil be addressed by Messrs King and Lapointe

LOST VALUABLE HORSE-

Mr| George J Carver, lost ff vnlu able horse on Sunday The animal took sick 'with strangies which developed into a form of pneum onlu It was a beautiful driver and Mr Carver's friends will be sorry to hear of his loss

CH<l~LD’8 DEATH -‘Mr and Mrs

P C Brown, will have the sympa thy of their friends in the sad loss they have ibeen called; upon ‘to bear, by the death of their little girl, Florence, who died on Sun day niglit after a shortllllness of whooping cough following an at tack of pneumonia She was 14

ullrilllths old and a bright loveable c

e ng o e rial ssocin

tion of this City was held yester dny forenoon The Rev G ,W F , lendenning was elected President and the itev H D Raymond Score tary lt was arranged thatameeting of the Association shall be held oil the first 'Monday of each month for prayer and the transaction of busl ness

MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION.-

The annual meeting of the Minis terial Association was held yester day morning The following ofilc ers were elected for the ensuing year Rev G F W Glendenning, president, Rev H D Raymond, secretary treasurer A resolution was passer: that the Association should meet regularly at the first Monday of each month for the pro motion and transaction of business

Y M C A DIRECTORS MEET

Patons store is an interesting ve

place to visit just now, especially col

in view Evvery garment in the considered

store offers wonderful values as

pllcos are now. and notwithstand wear section there are exquisite

calls

if one has a new coat, suit or dress aio

ing ting fact that prices are still ad cr vanclng and goods are likely to he ions of fashion in afternoon and higher next year, the firm are of evening gowns from a prettily fering exceptional values for the drraped black and white silk at $22 New Year shopper to

A luxurious Hudson Seal coat These dresses, all ready to don' for

large shawl collar of sable with an sable cuffs ticketed at $232 is at just one instance oi’ their offerings georgette and Batlns plain and com There are other trimmings just as . bined in blues, iiesh, taupe, black pretty too and dainty contrasting shades with The Muskrat coats at $235 or chic touches of bead on braid orn

a‘Marmot at S100 would make some aments

wife or mother want the zero wea eher to last longer, so becoming ery wardrobe and cannot be made and stylish are they to all figures up Theo-e are only one or two Salts tered at Patons. f"°m the Dlfllll

Plush coats left as Patons showing tailored at $6 50 to the artistically was exceptionally choice this year fancy draped garment at $18 00 and were quickly bought These The tailored dresses are love

remaining ones are ticketed for in quick sale and are shown in all sizes from mis

In cloth coats, splendid warm, ses up

stylish winter coats, all sizes, even

to the stout woman’s sizes, offer “fussy’ about her underskirt rc special inducements from $25 to qui $40 and are shown in fashionable e0Slllm€8 Never were Df€lUf‘1‘ :weed effects. plain tailored styles. skirts shown in Jersey. satin bro with belts and deep collars, but cadea and shot tuffettas and may ton and braid trimmed as fancy are hard to resist at the prices

Of course no one could pass the ish

fur section without a glance at the ready to wear depurllllelll- Where beautiful Hudson Seal, muffs and you can save money and the worry neckpieces or the lovely soft bea the dressinaker always causes

lComing to the Ladies Rea.dy~to

ations, .distinctive last impress-

the satin and Georgette at $40

afternoon tea or dressier affair night, come in silks, chiffous,

An odd silk skirt is needed In ev

nearly as cheaply as those of

Il’

design, rich in braid trimming

Every well dressed wormn is

Dont’ miss this chance to replen

your wardrobe from Patons

_ V 0

iness trip to Toronto. m:1:iN|sT;E3l|AkuniS:;EET;NG'_¢

M Jan 8th, to Mi and Mrs W A Mt

Needs Danderine »

WATTS-At Pleasant Grove Jan

I ALWAYS CHECKS THAT UG 1

LV DANDRUFF AND STOPS Waite, a, dallgllicr

HAIR FALLING

COSTELLO-'ln this city on Jan

nu* \ nary 5,1920 to Mr ind Mrs Thoiu

Blltl IIS

CDONALD--At Grand Tracndie,

to Mr and Mis W ll (J

Costello, a daughter

rs. and rich niinks and warmly ored fox skins Their prices ne would astonish you, quality

Good

N555 §="’“i . its s§§.§ gf, ith lair

SEAL BRAND

Then in making, allow aftlrlbpoonful of E each cup desired, pour boiling wnreron it,:xr.:i|:°

tive minutes, clear with a dash of cold Water

Your dealer sells SEAL BRAND , ho ground lndhrw nd,1n,}4,land:Ib.h'

ring several to suit diffeientl

CHASE Q

tins, anne: y sealed so that the coE¢s rushes you rich in in ginul strength

B Q I

' MONTREAL

makes a

BREAD ALONE I

wholesome, and

nutritious meal

EAT MORE BREAD baked from

USE PURITY

f‘.'x ro le

' MaqWALKER-At the Baptist

Manse, East Point P E I Jan nary 8 1020 to Rev and Mrs W R Macwalker, a daughter Sarah Isabel

EOUGHAN-At Maple Cottage, ondale, Christmas Day, Decemb 25 to Mr and Mrs J A Keo

glian, a daughter. (Mary Joseph

Purity Cook for

Book

uuduuul

Illlll --nu-

lla n I

e) Congratulations

Brmelm ni

Bt., Summerslde, 1?. E. I.

' 2156-11-'lMti'

W. -L. Magee. St. John; J. Pen

dergast, .Lou'.L|1ke Maine.; G. B.

Anderson Cable Head West. WANTED-RA\V FURB, IIIGIIEST Thom M ,_ . C 1 F

’ -1- -:duel o . l lu t in i¢ t l‘S°“i °“ “g“° °- F~ ~

mol 8 D lirl'll¢‘,e'él?\ln[I¢.;s0‘I.=er sgild allsklllai Harvey, Ottawa; iS. Pendleton,

cannery and fishing and equip- ment including boats. traps._et0- For pari;tic%llars’Bhapé>ii;§- ;.0 L. P- M°C"t y' S." ' ‘sais-'i-1-'Mai

' ` ' ..wAiv'rsm-mm. Fon unsnlmu. M_ Hawm, Lowe, Monms-ue; D_

Survefor, Bouris. 6096_1_s_ME1“Dd

live hogs at 'York on 15th Inst.. J. il. Gill. -ll W

. WANTED-MAlD F03 GENERAL Tig'nish‘ A. B. Burns, St. John;

gil . of fox skins. Careful grading. S Fair treatment. E. H. Rayner. S Bummeraido, representing Speer

t. John; F. A. Ladd, Halifax; Dr. . L. Walker, Halifax; R. H. Ges~

Fur corporation. New Yom. ner, Amherst: Dr. Smith. Amherst:

sans-ii-is-mr

F .`

’i‘.' Wilson, Dundas, 0nt.;- P

. Bonistel, Toronto; C. .S. Berry,

FEMALE HELP Regina; H. A. D. Cam ron, Attl9~

boro, Mass.; K. 'Isllino,€ialpan,‘K.las

h°"°°“'°'°k' A’”l’,7559I§¥fff’{‘_§§;~¢f P. R.oss,,Lower Montague; Mr.

Hemphill, Tognlsh; Mrs. Hemphill

h°“'”w°'k' G°°d w“f°#{f ¢A"'%'€' J. P. Duffus, New York; E. J.,

Tlllil ANNUAL M|'}E'l'IN(»l OF THE it

l'nnniul'e Silver l"oX_C0ml_>|-my WUI he liirld ut Dr. hrnsors oi'i'lc0. Montague ut 1 o'clock on ,Tliurs~

day. January l5th.TJnmes li.. Mc

» t - r e. .

D°"°ld' share Mycilslfiis-`I`lili-:sipd “

for your next order for blllheads. letterheads. envelopes. visiting cards, posters. All k nds of pam -

hlet work done. Special grices on Norge quantities. The Jo Print-- ing Department of The Island Guardian Publishing Co.. Kent

Bt., Charlottetown. P

FOUND ,,

Founix-sinvan Nlccxnncin. AP- H

ply 20 Elm Avenuenos_1_1s_MEm

I .sr6"i5E'Ir-'Zi`iin»ii avian g

_ NUSTBILS AND HEAD

:gloves 5 01%

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If your nostrils are closlled “nfs

your -head is stuffed and YOU gn r breathe freely 'because of a col 0’ catarrh, just get a small bott H 0 Ely's Cream Balm at any d‘7“3 store. Apply a little of this fl‘¢1B- rant, antiseptic cream into your nostrils uud let it ne11<;tl‘°i° ll“;;’:$‘

| o your .

§X§§lu‘L’u.’i§`“l‘Z5.liu¢ me u11»m°<\» swollen mucous membrane and YOU

. li f.

gehllrinllhiwt grin; it feels. Your nos- trils are open. V01" held is °I°'“`»

no more hawkinl. Bllllmni- bmw'

ing; no more headache. dryness Or struggling for breath. Ely s Cream Balm is lust what sufferers roll head colds and catarrh need. its a delight.

-nominal-Il¢iP*_‘

ice: » ‘ FWeII--

. mrs! n`g f,é'£=: .~

Johneon’8 '

Anodyne Linlment

tw .J

Get I Woll-

5; isis

M .B st 1 . '° N" °"°"'z12s-1°;-llfmtr M

axiad, Toronto; W. A. Gleeson,

-At a special meeting of the Board of Directors held yesterday after noon the newly elected president Mr W S Louson, presided After some general business the Chair man of the various Icommlttees were named as follows Finance- R H Jenkins, Social-D F eth une, Physical-J A MGM lan House-A C Duchemln, Member ship-W A Stewart Religious- J T McKenzie, Boys Work-A A Pomeroy It was decided by resolu tion that a further extension to the

granted all returned soldiers for a period of 6 months, andthe lille of the billiard tables bc given free to

| 11 1 th y M C A b rid e scalp of every parti e o

mv eg” U 6 e dundrnff, get a small bottle of M

To stop falling hair at once and n th cl i

ECK --At Alllston, on Dec .list

v r

daughter (Margaret Veni)

F n ral notice later

MILLETT-Ther asse

li Mollfllglle. on January 12 1920, E

10 to Mi .ind Mrs Robert Beck,

DEATHS

ALLAGHAN-At his residence, "4 ranvllie Street January 12th Wil

om Callaghan, aged 44 years u e

e p d away at

e liamc of Mr W D Wliitehoad,

llzabeth Millett Funeral Wed szuy at ‘P p ni

cCARVIL.LE.-At Kinkora, Mon

.Inn 12 Florence Mc(‘arvlile

all your baking

More Bread and Better Bread and Better Pastry ”

Western Canada Flour Mills Company Ltd,

TORONTO-Head Ollie: ,

w......,.|, uuuus... cup". l=.a....ui...., Msuunl, num, si. mu., cu.;-5

\'l0\('l()\l J.\n 10-Evidence

ation in Moncton or the sulround 1 ing districts was brought to the I attention oi 'l`hc Times last night by

uliilc doing business iu il small tcwii on the noitli line oi' iailway T The ui.iuiiol oiioullterleltliig used ll

COUNTERFEIT TEN DOLLAR llnli is poorly done and easily

BII-L5 ARE BEING PASSED caught if glanced at sharply Other

_ markings of the counterfeit part __ _“ww d

ii- also plainly seen to be false While the hill would be noticed

ibut inunieiiun hills .nu ni tircul quite easily if passed Seluralsly.

i' given among .t number of others t might escape detection as it did

in the case of the gentleman who

.i Monctoniuu who had one of the “JS Cllllglll V€Sl€l'd¢1Y Ill this C011 h'i1ly hills given him yesterday HOIUOD it might 8180 be Sdld URM

the person froln wlioin the bill was

eteived was also "done" and had n idea iliut it was counterfeit. It

in this instance is veiv ingenious “M H01 Until U19 Clllzell in GHG" 'liid ciiiinot ht detected easily 1011 milled the 11101165’ In Ill- his Of

. . . . . . . . . . . . ... $60.00

housework in small family. .Apply N Mrs. 1'. W. Turner, 231 Prince H

iam WANTED Iron Granlnlmll SL. J°hn; J' W' Bethune' `PI°t°“

. S.; J. W. Nathan, Toronto; C. . Kandecton, Nfld.; A. Lemur

Hlfeel- 51“°'1'°'ME'-f qnau, Niid.; G. R. Wilson, Monc

ANTED. _ DIAID FOI! LIGHT N housework. Feb. lst state wages.

ton, N. B.; J. W. Clark, Moncton,

. B.; J. B. Lewis, Owosso, Mich

Jus McDougall, ""l`hs Manse" Igan; L. H. Gender, City. l

cups Traverse. 6192-1-is-Mnéi For the 0r hangs'

REVERE HOTEL

Jas. Ackins. St. John; R. H.

, i. P ; L. c. Au ,

The lmdles' Am °f the P' E’ I' gilydlians' L. llltltlrltiurdock, Muni; "°*°"“”‘i °"l’I“‘““5° 5"“'°'“"Y Hui-bor; is is sliuius, nuinux- J -

acknowledge the following contri~ ‘ ' _ _ 'Di utions for their Building Fund. klcyfgnverétaxfgnonérgeg, P

lMr and Mrs Henry Meikle. An- ° °”' Y S ’ _

em 'N B ' $1000 W. Evens, Tlgnish; R. 0. Mac

h . P ll

iMu‘s. Huber 1-lowatt, Bumzliegé gglllifglll, viaanigq/Ior,P0v(3e11T’sBBng¢;v;eJ,(

|Marsh'fleld and Toronto Patriotic

' “’°I.Z.’...'.;...a.;f..' "vw'.;.;.'..z.'»; ' ‘f..'.....'.. H. Rm. fioéof-

ociety . . . . . . . . . . $13.56 ' ‘Mayfield School district $16.00 5 . f Cavendish Willing Workers Soc- ,

iety . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . $125.00 m he wh sh. th ' nuuaus Ladies Ala of P. E. i. A °I r ht°s° helfgt .Is

Protestant Orphanage . '$800.00 _DVSX-WI0l.lg 01' W 0 I8 hill,

'M:\ll‘l'l\Y H8l‘l)0l' Liddlei Aid Of .pale’ oveptired of nervous,

E. I. Prtestant Orphanage $110.25 Senior girlsclaes of St. James suuduy school, city ----- --L $18.00

---£03-”*_

BIOLOGICAL HEAD

DEAD IN OTTAWA

UPTNWA, Jan. 10.-The death

took place this morning 'of James

'M. MaobunI,)eC. M. G.tChtie:hofGt;1oe

BI°I°3‘°“I` °°""“°”' ° ° " from a hurden to pleasure.

logical Survey. He was widolyi - - - ' , _ known throughout cuuudu and oth- Seotlfc Emulsion is abundant gfpélr tgitlfiufilillnslrheiss ugzmuglillézt er °°“ntd°5' 'Mr' lgufoun' was bm In than n°“d°hI"g ek' but a. refusal to make large ~freslI In Beuevme In 1 6 and wgw,-| Mlm! ‘haf “'37” moth" concessions His attitude however,

should find renewed energy

every drop of

SCGTTS I IEMULSIDIII

Letit he] turhyourdailytaab

farm

gagsd wi-th his father in the explor

;?n0'::a§,‘;°f§u`It°::,1wM,:¢c%‘I:jln{,‘;.| va; in the land needs. ‘is of secondary importance now couver Jsland, B. C.. and brother of ;|uuq_¢Bwus.Bloomfleld.NJ~19-I0 th” the |"`°mI" I” “°"I"°Iy “"9”

them and also that n special rate of 5 cents per game be charged ex soldiers for use of howling alleys

Railway Situation

Sill Hopeful

LONDON .Tan 12-The sum mens of S i' Eric Geddes and Sir

fer with Premier Lloyd George on

hopefully by the revoltilig deleza tes who point out that the Prime Minister has uniformly solved the labor menaces by making big con cessions to the workers The posi tion in this instance is, however. different to the circumstances at other times, tlie mens own repre sentativesi having' agreeiirthat the originar terms* coliafltuted a tair and honorable settlement Mr J S Tho as, Secretary of the national uniio of railwaymen, took the strongest stand during the dele gates conference against rejection of the offer and threats to strike The Mall saysi that both he and president Cramp declared they woulld resi n office rather than lead a strl e on this Issue, point Ing out that the welfare of the railwaymen is bound up with the welmre of the community, and that a railway strike would ruin both The position of Siivldric Geddes. Minister of Transport, is under

Robt S brne to Paris, to con i

the rallrwry situation is regarded t

ERS IN

Mrs Agn

River, has received the following letter of condolence on the death of her husband the late John Mc

Guigan

ein your han an ru it to e T I A l li ti A

"ig emi, ug1‘;"mf°‘;3`;s $115 Funeral takes place Wednesdzry and you can’t iind any dandruil’ m

As the result of a collision dur

ing a fog early Sunday morning, n New York harbor between the British freighter, Lancastrian and he American cargo steamer West Avenal the latter vessel loaded with a cargo of onions from Valen cia, Spain is grounded in shallow water w th a large hole in her port quarter The La/ncastrian is not

seriously damaged

* LETTER OF CONDOLENCE

Dlanderine' at any drug or toilet da coun er for a few cents, pour a llt ( ti d d b in th

K A E Ll

; _‘QW gb in

1 B

1 d

C G I

Soon every hair on your scalp “W l shows new life, vigor, brightness, u thickness and more color and we feel that he now enjoys the

-_*“*'°°l'- w d b d h i d t

co'-I-ISION BETWEEN STEAM dll :Iris éogiti ggd falshfllirlogieiilaantslo

NEW YORK HARBOR

teacher) daughter of Mr und Mrs honins Mc(‘arviile of Klnkora.

ornlng

good husband, and kino father

gned on behalf of the members

EDWARD TURNER, CEDRIC SIMPSON

sclutinized in thi; instance Royal Bank oi" iiiinada ion dollar hill was used lt \\ould nppeiii that he method is to divide a genuine ie" doll.ii hill into Luo pieces alid by using a bogus lirili’ make two len

tuinly bail The dividing line is

J. AUSTIN HOGAN I

inked sei;l_

though qu te apparent when closely flcl’ UNI- U19 had P01191' Wli§ dis

covered

*£03-@

WILL NOT PAY THE HIGH PRICES FOR FIREWATER

IWINNIPEG Jan 10 -The 8

dollar bills out oi one One part of pected inrush of liquor as n result the bill chown Tile Times last of

liight is uurloubtedly genuine, whllc- has not developed in Manitoba, ow the othei portion is Just ns cor ing to the high cost of imported

the lifting of the importation ban

fire water lncluiing express rates,

plainly discernible when held to the price is almost fifty per cant

the light The placing of the red liiglier than for liquor purchased at

“L51” th

nibgrjn the b_o£us__

e dlrug stores. it is stated

es McGuigan of Hope

‘uf

Over Here

ver There-

TAG Chewing Tobacco is appreciated by both

The Hope River Farmers institute wish to extend to you and family, their sincere sympathy in your re cent sad bereavement Mr I/ic Guigan was a charter member of our association and always took a keen Interest in the welfare of the Institute, and to his regular at tendance at meetings and good counsel it owes much of its suc cess It is therefore with a feeling of personal loss that we extend our sympathy to you and hope that it will be n consolation to you to know that we always considered

Mrs Agnes McGuigan, Dear Madam -The members of

of Canada s war units -those who fought ~in Flanders and those who served at home.

It is also en oyed by

civilians of al classes throughout Canada and is recognized as being

dm-Jaazmgffp amz

W. T. Macoun of the experimental ` _i W V fering

him an honest industrious citizen,

The late Mr Mncoun was en

T.; \ ,

. _ T i ._

AN 6°°R I - Oi' Colman

If you have roarina. bun-

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