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NQYEMBER-20,‘1919,N , _L i _ F L trim CHARLQT-'.l‘ET0WN GUQRDIAN _ < _ 4 f y' f ,1>A'Gp;_FV1y'E

:sont-rises 1’ . Sunvsvme pmiu mums ma.

A please state uearelt tele%\0Il6- -T110-

Alfred McDonald, ermanvllle, _

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our Givcuic _

BROWN _

BO0TS, A _

NEOLIN SOLES A

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f“lle`duccd to' ~

6.95.

A re_alFaIl shoe made with Neoiin soles--a warm~ comfortable stylish shoe, goodyear wclted solos.

All sizes 5 1-2 to 10.

Only -» - $6 95

Ani; if wotiiowili.

not it

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, _ This is the weather/ that

is hard on the baby-` watch out for the dreaded crou_p and be prepared forit if it attacks ` our _baby-_place a bottiiz of

r Macs Group Cure in your

§ medicine chest and feel

that you are on the safe side-to be had _only at

149_Great George St.

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Till Your Feet Get _il/l.7ct

And you Catch a Bad ColdBefore yo... tiny A Your Rubinsrs '

l\len`s storm (lst ;;r:i<li~) ........... ._

Mcn’s Iiubhors (lst ;_1i';ul:_\) lloys' Riibbors (lst _ixrtulvl Youths'- Rubbers (Isl. _st-i~:ulc)

Little Gents’ Rubacrs (list. _rzratle-) Wom0n’s Rubber (lst giniic) Misses’ Rubbers (lst grnilv Child's Rubbers (lst giuitlc)

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Men's Best. Vulcunizcd Boys’ First Grade ’

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' A full line of Lumbermen's Rubbers, Overshoes, Hip and Three-

quarter length 'Fiubber Boots.,

W E HAVE

A Limited Number of’ Heavy Ai-my Rubbers .... .............. _.$1.05

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THE BEST VALUE IN ,THE MARKET ' `“"‘TODAY"

One or McCtary’s Steel Rams-

es. beautifully mario with sun t- Hry White enamel doors, and Blain rich, nickle trimmings. A splendid bakei: and heater. “PSV class In every way. _ '

Price complete with high clos-

et and tank delivered at your station $88.0# net cash. -

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We close daily at 5.30

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3.00 ; Albany 7.00. _

‘HAY WIRE.-Ten tons Nu. 13

receiye_d. _ T_b.e Rogers Hardware Co.

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. this' week. Hlgbest.cash prices. P.

Noy & Co. _

- 2277-ll~10-nilii.

ther evidence. _

MOUNT STEWART CI RCUIT.--

School 2 p. in.; preaching 3 p. iii. Mount Stewart, Sunday School and formation of Bible Class 6 p.,m.; (Tn- lon service. at 7 'p. m.

THE BRANT.-The Brant callcd at

eastward after taking up the buoys ii Albcrtoll. ‘MaLpeque and New London

at other points en route to Cliarlottc- town. -

WEDDING BELLS.-The parsoiingz-i

New Glasgow, P. E, I., wits the seein- of o happy event on the evening o

daughter of Mr. Geo._lS. Moresidc of

lll€1I’1`iill-ie to Mi'. Nelson E. McDonnltl of Oyster Bed llridge. The coreinoii_-_' wus pei‘t`ornicd by Itcv` J. W. liuytt-in The li_riilc worc n. suit of blue.with lint to iunl.c‘h and wus unattended. Alter the cei'enioii»y the happy young couple drove to North Milton, their future lioinc. Both ure estiniuble young peo- DI9 and many wislirs are theirs for ii

lining, prosperous and happy wedded

WESTMORELANDI.--The farmers ol' this vicinity have completed 'their i’all's shipping, the lmlk potatoes this year, bein:-I hauled to_Bi'adalbaiie.-l\fIr_ Richard Simmons has returned to his home in Freetowii after spending the pnst, week visiting friciids in West- morclnud and (‘i'upnud.--Miss Lolitii MacVittie, timpmid, spent the week end the guest of Winiiifreil Best.- Mcssrs -Lorne Simmons and H. Mac- Vittle were to if`i'eeto\\'n on business, Saturday.-#Min Frank Harvey has retui‘iicd from the Canadian Nonth West after spending the past three months as it l1ai'vester_-Mr. C. Mac- Vittie has been very busy for the past week putting in cement floors in his-_ barn.-Messrs Jonah and Jc-hu Lewis, F‘i'ecto\vii, were visitors to Alberi Oakes's 'I‘lnirstlai_v.--Mits. Jack Moly- ueuux paid \Ve.~'.tinorcIa.iid it visit ’l‘liiirsday.~l.\Ir\ssrs Lorne Simmons and Mark il/lucVit_tic were visitors lo ltose Valley on Friiluy.-'l‘lie many friends of Mr. David Crossman are nlezisod to see him out ligain after being confined to the house for the oa=! week.-Mr. l-leber iViucVitti<-_ pui'ciins\~rl it fine horse recently which cost him at considerable sum.-Misses

|Iti:by Hoivatt and Marion MacQuarric ,r.'t~:'r- visitors to Wostinorelaiid Sun- i't_\'.---.tiiloiig -thc boys who left as _'_irn'~iit<».i's to tliinipbeliton, N.B.,\verc itusrn-ll l<`ri»iicli_ Earl Williams, Ever- _tl .“i.oi|it>iis, Itoy (`ros.=1uiaii und l~lui'l xr,-~-,.»i..

, Keep Mtnarrl’s>l.lnlment inthe house

p»-_n

oAvis AND FRAsEn's

FRESH Ponx sAusAeEs

_oN SALE Now BY ALi.

i_EAo|NG enocens, Gov- ERNMEN1' iNsPEc1'En, STAMPED oN EAcH WRAPPER. oNE or THE ci-|oicEs'r MEAT-Fooos oN THE MARKET AND Al.- so THE CHEAPES1' BE- CAUSE -No wAs'rE wHA‘r- EVER IN us|Ne.

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irrou invii A oANAii-Y iN You -Hour ‘

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Kindly _remember that we have Bird Seed and Gravcl__

Add a _ol each to

your next orderto _1 -

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oiiocnis.

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Dr. E. C. Harris

_ Eye Specialist

omrtnagnut ann- ‘

ing, lslhhn ' '"1

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'rnvon 'BAPTIST sEnv|css.-

,Ltn. ' _ 2412-ii-ioivlru.

I’. J. _Noy & Co.

Ill .

for changes or new co1§f is 10 a m

AIRPLANE OVER PIC’I'OU. _

.Newspaper dt,-livery by airplane was

iiniilc; for the first time in Eastern

head of the school on his return from

could inaugurate at servizce that would distribute the llrilifnx,papers all over

could deliver them in S-t. John - and Clizirlottetown long before noon and in Montreal the day they are issuedz" The greatest excitement prevailed in Picton count'y whose people hzirl nevei' lict’oi'e been visiteg by un airplane.

machine was awaited with tense in- terest. -

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MCCARTHY--STEELE WEDDING.

-A quiet but prett.-y marriage took place ut Sl. Joscph’g church, Halifax, on the morning of Nov. 12th, when Miss -Loretta Gertrude Steele, dangli- tcr of Mr. I'ct.ci~ Steele, of Tracndie, P. E. I. became the wife of Joseph Loyola McCarthy the son of Capt. and Mrs. McCarthy oi’ Souris West, P.E.i. The bride was attried in a travelling suit of navy blue serge with black pic- ture hat with red fox furs, n gift of the groom The bridesmaid wore taupe, wi"li hat to mach The groom was supported by Mr.| Wilfred Steele, :L brother ci' the bride. Immediately after tin! ceremony the happy couple left. on at short trip to New Glasgow. When they rlurn tlieywill iiiiike their

goin cuff links. The numerous pre

their friends

.Vlinord's Liniment. Co., Limited.-_

Gciitloiiivii.-I have used MlNAl'tD'S

l.lNlMEN'l` on my vessel and in my funiily for years, and for the every dny ills uml accidents of life I considi er it has no equal. _I would not start on a voyage with- out it it’ it cost a dollar a bottle.

CAPT. F. R. DESJARDIN,

Sclir. “-S,toi~ke," St. Andre, Kamou~

raska. _

nw the ruth I

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About Your Teeth

i, Everybody should visit a dentist at regular inter- \ vals so that they may , , know the real condition if of their teeth.-

Pyorrhea and other dis-

eases of _the teeth and gums maybe getting in it their work before you are - pware of it. `- '

We handle all of the

4%-

.- ooth Brushes., Mouth , ' Washes-and preparations ,, for the ,prevention of

‘iv Pyprrhea. - .

If you seq.ita`dvertised

-cometo us for it.

own.. _D_E_N'i';riucs is ouannnrsnn.

sew »-TU

Price. 25c_ per tube

I opular Dentifriceszii

(Sonris.‘T' 2432-11-20 _ H259'-I

thu pmmso. GHURCH °F' SCOTLAND Rev- Noam nivswcincuir..-on Nov.

' _ Ewen Ma.eoousal1~w1ll0r°1wh Sabbath zarn Rev. H. R. Ben wiil_pi»eac1i as

y 23rd at Dundas at 11 a. m. and Bangor follows; North River/11, Long Creek

Sunday, 23rd., Westmorland, 11, Tryon Ht 6-30 P- H1- ' i -f ' 3, Kingston 7.- No servlet! ill. CINS

-"~"~ 2 River on Sunday evening as previous-

WANTED a few cars of turulps ly ann0un¢gd_ '

ig this week. Highest cash prices. P.J. '

and 14 laoped__ha`y wire, 10% ft. just Noy & Co. - T0 RE-ESTABLISH MILITARY;

2277-11-19M3i. Dl81_'R_lQT.»--All citizen*-interested in.

_ the irc-organisation. or he militia of

_ H068 WANTEDJ--We are open to the 'Province' and 't'he\Re-establislv-1

WANTED a few- qs;-3 -of numb; buy- dressed hogs in any quantity for uient of the Military, District are asked.

J, which we will pay highest cash prices. to ‘meet in thei Armouries toniorrovr

P. J. Noy_ & Co. '(FritdaY) evening at 7.30 o'clock.

_ ' 2277-11-19-m3i. _ 2427-11-20M1i,-I

POLICE COURT.-The c`ase_ag;i|u3{ THE MONTCALM.-The C. ._G. S. IMPORTANT MILITARY MEETI-

a man for reckless driving of an nuto MOHICHIHI *OUR UP U18 WSH! P0inl1 ING FRIDAY.-,-A meeting of the C. mobile'-by winch it -boy was iniui-r-ii buoy on Tuesday and the North Cane and active militia will be hem was adjourned until -Saturday for i`ui~~ bl_10¥ Yesferllily and proceeded' d0W!\ 'Friday evening in the Armour)

H10 Slfélilii I0 DICK “D U19 011161' IBFSS es at 7.30 o'clock for the purpose di 00051 IWOYS- _ talking over matters in connectioqi

i' with the re-organization of the Militia

sei-vices roi- sunday 23rd., inst., iiiiicii HOG-S WANTED-We are Oren 1° and to arrange further details for River 1111. m.; Duiistaifnnge. Suilday 'WY d‘”°“°‘1 Img” I" °“Y ‘1“°“f“Y f°\’ "Tue cominimoiio which meets in-re

.which we will pay highest cash prices. 25th instant. 2427_11_20M]_i_

2277-11~19M3i. PERSONALS

____¢

MARSHFIELD AND FAlRV|EW.-- Mr E (E tardine -Brada,|bab_e

l ~ _ - -I _- . . ..

Summerside on Tuesday on her way g(l)`€gcgta»t1_;;aig_ WHS In the CIW Ne5t9’dHY~

I in. and Suniliiy the 23rd at 7 p. m. also ,ML and ~M,.s_ B_ McKenna' was

She sailed yesterday picking up buovii as Marshfield on sunday at 230 D' Ruth-,MCIUMS and Mr- J- T' McK9“`

` na from -Tracadile Ci-oss, were in the

city yesterday.

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ADVER- ____

TISERS.-Advertisers are respectful- Ensign and M~r§_ Condle and Miss

ly reminded tlmt copy and 'instruc-_ ,, . 5

November 12th when Miss -Gladys, élilmpfzgratuilihnlyviwelleen ngcénmfiest hwy; returned to St. John, NK. B.

North Milton. P. E. 1'., fwas uniteiliiii 'du' Mrs. \ Wesley Paynter and little

,daughter lMurion' are at present vls- ltiiig friends and relatives in this city .uid ure stopping at the Morql-I

Miss Dora J. -Smith of North Ru-s-

(.‘auiurla.last Suturday when copies of _,lem has just retumell from, vancou

The Atluniic Louder were dropped In vel. where She spent the summer with ‘ ____ ` ,

the towns of Picton, VVt-rstville, Stel- her brothel. Harold milwav man clerk ~ i ; '1_-(_

I .1 Y N, . G1. __ ' T., t ld ' » _ jg .~;",‘:,7<_ 1)-uy ln; day out; vesir lu' year .Ii.Tl0?_;;urn(j"‘ ,)cliv‘;E,°:;fuS uiggcoiiyaifn "f that Place- _I I - V nut; yictory Bonds, save your

airplane from thc Dcvero Aviation M,-_ Augustine Mc-Donal() and bride _ ' ’"”"-"5'- ` school Truro, Uaptain Laurie Stevens, of Moran' who were married there ' E13

yesterday morning motored to the city

BANDITS STRIP VAULT IN

BANK IN BROAD DAYLIGHT

RANDOLPH, lMass., Nov. 17.-The

Randolph Savings -Bank was raided to- day by four armed men, who bound

clerk and it customer, stripped the vault of bonds. cash and valuables es tlmated at $40,000 to $50,000, and fied in an automobile in which they\ had come. They left no clue except thc automobile registry number, which is, assigned -to u man ut. Greenfield. lt was' learned tonight that the number plates were still in ,place of this' _nian’s car, which was in his garage today, ond it is supposed that the robbers carried a forged number plnte. The men wvere of foreign exti'_action, Trea- surer Tolman said. . 1

Depositog ale protected against the

loss. accor ng to the ti-ezisiirer. Part of the booty was in Liberty Bonds, somepof it was in cash. Valuables plac-

ers of the vault. ~

It was wit'liiii a. few minutes 'of clos-

ing time -this afternoon. Mr. Tolinan

iioiiir- in Hiilifux' 'Phe grooiii’s gift to Bam when two young men entered the tim liritll-_-ir.nii1 \~_:is u pearl and ruby bank |0bby_ one asked fo,-,a pen_ and r‘ng, and to the groomsninii a set of both sm,-ted to wi-,ite at 3, ¢1eS|,;_ The ff; it "" .

treasurei noticed nothin eculiar

after the last remaining customers had gone.

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LONG__FAC-ES

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and Bowels bring

_ back Smiles

Lo-~o»e-s~o--¢-.we-»-~s--e-~0--o-~|~~»--of-¢-in--si-we-~o--no-o

Turn the “kill-joys” out--the head-

tachc, biliousneps. indigestlon, the sick -sour stomach and misery-making gas- es-turn them out tonight and keep them out with Cascarets. . Millions of men dnd women take a Cascaret now and then and never know the misery caused ‘by a luzy liv- -er, clogged bowels, or an upset stom- aeh.

‘Don‘t"pul_ in another day of distress.

Let Cascarets cleanse your stomach; ‘remove the sour, fermenting food; 'take the excess liilc from your liver pnd carry out all -the constipated waste matter and poison in the -bowels. Then you will feel great.

A Cascaret tonight stralghtens you

out by morning. They work whllo you sleep.

. Notice to

_ Advertisers

:-i ,-.' . .--___-I

The 'eq-,operation of advertis-

ing'-patrons ls requested in the

' direction of getting “copy” into

the business office before twelve noon on' the day previous to publication. (Saturday 10 a.m.-) Very often the receipt of a large' advertisement or even reg- ular changes after that hour serves to dislocaté the regular

work of getting the paper made up in time to catch he malls- and not infrequently such ads are at the last moment left out --This situation is not of ser- vice to either the advertiser or ~

' our fsaderg and we. therefore,

request that copy be received in ‘the bullneugoillce, _

T nor i.A1°¢-ri plan 12-noon

(Saturday 10. a. m.)

In Fifteen Minutes With their appearance one olltfho

men at the desk vaulted the railing and wltlifrevolver extended ordered _Treasurer Tolman to throw up his hands. Another pinned Miss I-‘raiicls Howard. a ck-rk, to thc wall, 'stopping her mouth' with his hands, and the, other two were over the railing and at the vault in a moment. The treug. urer and'clerk were bound and am-g. eon’s tape was pasted over their

' mouths. While the bandits on-re at

work George Glidden, a cusbonier of the bank entered and was ronfi'on;ed

by nwnian with it revolver. He. too, was bzund and gaged, and (req with the tr asurer. They were_ gm-uw” [U the door ln thc :car of 'Jw cmcp and covered with coats trijgen from the walls. One ot' the mer, '1‘|-easurpr T01. man said, acted as lander and direct- ed U10 Ollerrtions. ‘.)_tle was said, ex- cept to demand thc treasure;-',; k¢~,y5_ The ‘Hell ShU“’ff1I- no i`a.miliority with

imen- to stand I and the other ‘ try stared _H lowed his

the bank doo

oners attempted to

- r

freed his-i hands

the burglar alarm. ing outside the bank. nearby to the office the sending out of fifteen minutes of

cape.

the panic. but went about and than cleaned the vault teen mliilites. I

The leader t n

company them which they had

ing. The treasurer

es clear of tliel several minutes

Persons who had seen the autimob-

..».c..ei.'._ _ __ `

s rr'

ed in deposit by customers also were _,i robbed by the men from various draw- I

,..

lie said it had headed toward Boston.

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_ THE FIRST PUFF4

of one of for cigars will prove its' splendid quality und yon'll enjoy it right down to the very last. its havor, its fragrance, its ilne burn make it a cigar

‘;.»,,»;--- thoroughly cn_lc~,vable by all if” ~smokers._ Give yourself the

-_ lf pleasure of trying it.

I LAMBROS BROS _

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the province early iii the day. We I I _° .F-

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and the arrivnl of llie novel delivery T1`6aSlll“6I' N- 1l‘ViIIE`T0Illli1h.2- WOITIS-I1 I I I 0 ' ° §

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t, Bread <-an-,\ it \ iiii' ///

iii ` ~\

Mixers

“Cascarets” for Liver : *" E'

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the Picton cuuiity towns, said: “lf yesterday accompanied by li/USS LIU0-11 '/'“I“*' '_-_ _ __.v'=-W . --- _ __

Halifax had a propcr aerodronie we Phalen and Messrs Charles McDonald ,Y _ "W _ WW' `_____ "sw \\\___¢, `_\_v(/ V *___ ,_ -

and Cmude MgEwe"_ I - ff’ if “TE

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Gilt Suggestions from

W earever Aluminum. The Gift that Lasts a Lifetime

Kettles $5.70 up. Teapots $3.00 up. Percolators, $6.25. up. "

;_-`»idrf><_

Saucepans, $1.00 up. ,_

Double Boilers $2._85 up.

Preserve Kettles $2.15 up.

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Triple Saucepans, $5.00.

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Sclltri SIl0\\'0ll U16 high €Si€0m ill about that at the time. Two other men , I( I

which the .VOUIIE 6011919 W9I`0 held by entered the bank a. few minutes just EPR U I jf" ..’L"~" ,

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every housewife. 5 -g ,_ f ’ __

A gift that will please ‘ _ 'J _

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_ Prices, $3.85 up 'ii

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"N .Electric Cookers, $12.50. - -'

A FEW UTHER PRACTICAL

Brown Fireproof Ware, A

Lunch Kits,, 0’Cedar` Mops, _ Mops. Come in and look over our useful, sensible gifts. -We will be

t'-3

NICKLEWARE BRASSWARE

if, .

.r"¥ht5P'

Kettles $2.75 up. . A

Teapots, $1.60 up.

$2.75 up.

Trays, $6.75 up.

Jardinieres $3.00 up Flower Baskets $2.00

Percolators, $8.50 Ash Trays, $2.20 up.

up. `

_- nuns

‘ ' Kettles $6.00

Hot Water Bottles' Trays, $2.00 up

u ‘ .

Cuspidors,$2.00` ii `

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_,~.‘-fii_i;'i _if Electrical Aidsi

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liouscwile

Electric Irons, $4.50 and $5.50. ' _ Electric Toasters, ,$9.25. E _ , .,

Electric Broilers, $12.00

S€l'V€ y0\l.

WE CLOSE DAILY- AT 5.30. -

The Rogers _liardwarc

Queen Street LIMITED

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