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NOT LOST, IUT GONE BEFORE

Ou paying her servant's wages at

the end of the month a lady had a lit- tle surprise sprung upon her.

“I'm leaving today, mum! " said

Mary.

"l.eavlng'." gasped her mistress. “I

don’t understand. Leaving! Why?"

"Oh," was the calm reply. “there's

nothing wrong, mum. I want a change. ihat's all."

"But, Mary," pointed out the lady on

discovering that the girl really meant' it, “we agreed to give a montb‘s no- tice either way. lf I dismissed you suddenly i was to give you a month's wages in view of notice, and vice versa. I shall expect' you to stick to the bargain?"

"And so I will, mum, said .\iary, "lt

I don’t give a month's notice I lose a month's wages. isn’t that it, mum?"

"Certainly," "Oh, well, I’ve thought' of all that.

and l'm prepared to lose next month's wages."

And Mary seemed quite surprised

that this didn't satisfy her mistress.

PlPl'$ UAPEPSIN

:lun linisisiiui nn

stun. nn sinillci

in five minutes! No dyspepaia, heart- burn or any stomach misery.

Sour, gassy, upset stomach, iudiges-

tion, heartburn, dyspepsla; wiien the food you eat ferments into gases and stubborn lumps; your head aches and you feel sick and miserable, tliat`s when you realize the magic in Pape‘s Diapcpsin, it iuakcs all stomach mis- (-ry vanish in iivc minutes.

if your stomach is in a continuous

revolt-if you I-an`t get it rcgulatcd, please, for your sake, try i‘u1w's Dia- pf-pslii. lt's so needless to have a bad stomach-make your nf-xt meal a favorite food meal, then take a little liiapepsin. Thr-re will not be any dis- tress-eal without fear. lt's because Pap:-'s Diapf-psiii "rc-ally tio(-s" regu- lnto wt-nk, oiil-of-order stomachs that give!-i it its lnillioiis of salcs annually.

(ict a large nity-cent case of I’ape's

liiapcpsin from any drug store. it is the quickest, surest stomach relief and cure known. it acts almost like magic ---it is u scicntinc_ harmless and pleas- :int stomach preparation which truly belongs in every home,

‘ .lewelry` F or Xmas

We have a very superior

line of Bracelets, Necklets, Lockers, Pendants, Rings, Stick Pins, Watches. Clocks, l Silverware, Ivorv and Eb- ony Goods, etc. Any article suitable for a Xmas Gift. Our prices are very moder- ate. No extra charge for engraving. g

C. W. Patterson Jeweiler

See Our' Big

-IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian

can be obtained at La!!erty’s Tensor- ial Parlours, Summerlide.

-AT HOME.- Mrs. Silas McFar-

friends on Wednesday. January 5th afternoon and evening. 6376.

-W. K. MeGOUGAN, Globe Fox Ex-

change. is Guardian Agent in Summer- l side.

-ALBERTON-Parish of Alberton

(`hurch of England service for Sunday January 2, 1916: Alberton, 10.30; L. (). L. Hall. 0'Leary. 2.30; St. Luke_'s. Lot 6. 6.30-New Year Motto, Joshua 1-9.

-CHANGE OF OFFICE.-Messrs.

Iiic-Gougan and Arnett. Summerside. have removed their office from the Williams & Crue building to the Thomas Johnston Company building and the office vacated by them has been taken by Mr. D. Gordon, of the Vaiiadian Express Company.-X.

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-GREETINGS -The writer wishes

all those who read Tignish news "A Happy .\'ew Year.-Z.

-TAP T0 ALL -Start New Year

by subscribing to the Guardian and keep posted on the doings of your town by reading Tignish news.-Z.

-ONLY FIUMOURED -lf all pres-

ent plans carry it is expected that about fifty young men of the 105th Bat tulion will be stationed at Tignish for training this winter.-Z.

-CONCERT AND WHiST.- The

Tignlsh Branch oi' thc Ladies Auxili- ary of the A. 0. li. hold its first annual concert and Wliist in the For- rcstcr’s Ilall on \Vellncsday evening to a capacity house. Chief among the attractions offered was a well-lial- aiiced address by the Rev. Martin Monaghan D.D. ol' .liiscouche who detailed the origin of the Ancient Order of iliberians. The concert opened- .\Ir. Albert J. Brennan as Chairman and Master of Ceremonies with a song entitled “\\'elcome" by a picked Chorus of about a dozen lad- ies and gentlemen and from its rendi- tion both as to harmony and time, it was greatly appreciated. Next in or- der was offered- at the hands of Miss Christena Nelligan a humorous read- ing entitled “A Mu.stard Plaster" and throughout the peace the audience were kept constantly' amused. A piano duet by two of Tignish's most ‘accomplished pianists Miss Georgia McTague and Mrs. Brinton O'Cor- nor was then otlered and at its con- clusion the audience applauded these two ladies again to an encore. A pat- riotic song entitled “Till the boys Come Home" was then rend- ered by the chorus and _as an encore “Adcste l-`idelis" was sung with Miss Georgia l\IcTague taking the leading part. A huge treat was then enjoyed by the audience at the hands of Miss \iary Kinch who ably recited a pat- riotic sketch and as an encore one ot' a humorous nature. At this point Rev Dr. Mongahan sang an appropriate lrisli song accompanied by Miss McTague and the concert closed by a splendid song rendered by the combined chor- us. immediately' after the concert Rev. Dr. Monaghan addressed the audience in a forensic manner first thanking the ladies of the Tignish lranch of the Ladies Auxiliary for the good work they were doing and second- ly in having had the invitation to ~ttend its first public entertainment. The Reverend speaker fully explained the origin of the Ancient Order of Heberians and clearly showed that its motto stood for" defenders of the

-faith, guardians of the morals of its

Display

- il?/,

Today, we are _showing one c'

thelargest and nicest displays o better grade crockery ever seei in the city. _

It’s a big and beautiful collec

tion of lhe_ best products of Can ada’s leading crockeries-showi in an excellent vanety of shapes. designs and grades. The prices are most reasonable. _

Step in and see the display.

Black & Co.

Sunnyside

For M

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numbers and the uplifted of the true love and loyality oi’ the Government," concluding with the well known re- marks that in “Union there is stren- zth." Short addresses were made by Senator P' C. Murphy, Hon. Chas. Dalton Rev. D. J. MacDougall and "ir. James A. Johnston a vote of thanks was given the Rev. Dr. Mon- aghan likewise to the ladies of Aux- iliary after which all those present ipeiit several hours in pleasant in- tercourse along with the closely con- tested game of whist the prize, a costly clock, going to the winner, Mr. Bert Foley.-Z.

'Istarrlial Deafness Cannot Be Cured

local spplioationf, as the ' cannot reach the sensed portion oi the ear.T{arsls only one war -o cure eatarrhal deafness. and that is by s constitutional remedy. Cstsfrhsl Dufnas ia fanned by sninilaned ofialltionolthemiaooss lah: of the Enatschlan Tube. When this tube a i tamed _you haves rumbling sound or im- ierfect heannl. and when ith uxtlrdy closed. iealnessis the result. Unless the nflsiamatigm an be redured and this tube Wd 3 ill iormal condition.hasrin¢ will be roy forl -ver. Many cans of deafness are caused by Iatarrlnwhieh laanmfiamed wlldltion of the

rio f th t

m\‘$'gu:vi.ll‘ gram liziyrldirstd Dollars for any 'ase of Oatarrhal Death? that cmnot be cured y Hallfs 'fatarrh Pure. -irtulars free. All Ihrul `,""" "°` r. i. cn num' s co . 'r01¢a°. 0.

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` -one ceur per w°ra°sa¢n mm- tlou for the advertising in this column. Cash must accompany older. Mini-

mum Cllll'§8, lW8l1\¥-BYO 091118.

--KINBINGTON RINK -Skalilll

on New Yesr‘s afternoon and eveninx

lane, Fernwood, will be at home to herli -v-- -

-AT HOME- Mrs. Charles Hen-

derson, Fernwood. will be at home to her friends - on Wednesday, January Sth, afternoon and evening. 6377.

-YOUNG GIRL DEAD -There Dis-

sed away at Rollo Bay West on Dec- 26, Miss Jessie Campbell. younsesl daughter of Mrs. Alex Campbell, at the early age of 15 years after a short illness.-F.

-PLAY REPRODUGED --The play

"The Haunted Mill' given in Central Bedeque Hall on Wednesday evening the 29th inst will be reproduced in the Hall at Klnkora on Tuesday evening January 41h. beginning at 8 oclock. Admission 25 cents. Children 15c.

6388-1-1M2I.

-CRYSTAL RINK OPENING -To-

night new ladies room and other im- provements having. ~belng completed the grand opening of the new Crysihi Rink takes place tonight. Special pat- riotic decoratlons special music and good ice will make this a large success. Be sure and attend . Admission 25 cts. Promenade 5 cis. 6387-

-SEED FAIR. - A meeting of the

prize list committees of the Provin- cial- Seed Fair was held in Summer- side on Thursday. The prize list WHS revised and several minor changes made in it. On account of the difficulty of providing suitable accomodation for the Fair this year it was decided to omit the Household Science exhibit. unless other arrangementss ara'made there will be no household science or handicraft exhibits in connection with the Provincial Fair this year. Nearly all the Fairs have had their meetings. The last one is io be held on Monday evening, January llrd, at Murray Riv- er. in complete arrangements for the Southern Seed Fair.

-WEDDING BELLS.-On Wednes-

day. December 15th, a pretty wedding took place at the home of Albert and Mrs McCallum, Lower Bedeque, when their daughter, Fanny, was united in marriage to Mr Charles Henderson, son of hir and Mrs Alex. Henderson ot' Femwood. the ceremony being per- formed by the Rev. Geo. Ayers of Centreville in the presence of' about fifty ot' the relatives and immediate friends. The bride was prettily dress- ed in silk Santoy with bridal veil and orange blossoms and carried a bouquet

was played hy Miss Lily Huestis. The many handsome and valuable presents (which included several cheques) are evidence of the high esteem in which the young couple are held. After a sumptious wedding supper the even- ing WHS Spent in various amusements and a general good time enjoyed by all. The happy couple _will reside in their handsome new hgne in Fern- wood and will have the best wishes of their many friends for a long and happy journey through life, in which the Guardian joins.-X.

WESTERN PEISOIIILS

-Mr. Alexander MacFarlane, Fern-

wood. was a visitor to Summer-side on Thursday of this week.-X.

`-(air. Brent Wood, Albany. spent Christmas visiting friends in Victoria.

-Mr. W. H. Haslsm, East Royalty,

has re-turned home from a business ,trip to Alberton.

-Mr. Claude Smith, East Royalty,

is spending his Christmas holidays at his old home, Cascumpec. He is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Rayner.

-Mr. Lemuel Beer and son Lloyd

of Coleman were inward passengers to Summerside, on Wednesday an route to Central Bedeque where they will spend the holidays the guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Vincent.

A CHRISTMAS VAMPIRE.

A fool there was, and he made a gift

(Even as you or I)

He bought it with taste and care and

thrift

(For a lady his friends thought rather

swift)

And when he gave it, the lady sniffed

(Even as you or I.)

Oh, the judgment and taste and time

we waste

On the gifts at Christmastlde, Which we give to the lady who isn't

pleased

(And now we know she can never be

pleased

/intl never be satisfied).

Get a Sweater

check

(Even as you or l)

For a necklace of pearls without a

ileck

(And it didn't the least suit the iady'8

' neck)

B And liisnever thanked him s single

oy-U” speck!

.(Even as you or I!

Here today, we are show-

ing an exceptionally nice

line of sweaters for w

in a big variety of sizes V styles-there is oitehere for -

Z’(;)tUl_2 _BOY-a wartrii, ctom-

Yllil ff3l'm€l.`| .3 fl .

prioglyouiwi call _ For school wean! sweater °=s.f.:.fy°°....f-'>i~.':-ef'

et a J u - overeoaf. Getihim-out -

t t thi iii- sefs is

.4 - ,, , .J ,. ‘_ .]',, Vy,,` __

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we lose

To Ilia-to the lady who never is pleas

1 . Gd '- - ~ '-';. .- -

(And how we know she can never be

The fool was ilsecsd to his last red

cant

She threw him aside when his gold was spent -

(And .aof>otl)y cared where the lady

wen '~

And tho lsol ls way to loud lament

ima u xr or 1) . '

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Ami it-wun'¢ the ion, and it vmtrt 'nie I-sean um' fool sms » . , .suns _ : it was deaths-widow castino nom

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was pleased

yr ‘ (dosing at last sins eosId,nsvsr ba

of carnations. _The wedding march-

Oh, the chink we lose and the think I of on me tsaigiwe buy with pride f p

'L it ffT‘h2'“Wé§tT§rn Guardian L H W llll Ui

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Among the shadows of Tim e gone by. `

Now does the Old Year hide and die. 'nw Nay Year dswns. with its hopes and fears. its joys and gladness-its g riefs and tears. who may guess-of its gif ts to all- , 'ro wiiom nie ion. or the s rim my 1°"-

Who in Thy Fatherly love

Love and charity-blessed “Peace on earth. good-will

We will hope for all that With the dawn-God grant

And grant that the New Y aus sim may M '

And a aurer trust in thee -and then-

,. _ . - - - . ;

THE iilil llill

Oh, God, who knowest the h earts of those

l'0|\0l6, '

Pay heed to Thy children who cr! 034311 day* V _ Dear Father in heaven. wil d SU'|f° IWW- Let hate. and warring amo ng us cease!

by Thee!

toward men!" `

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is sweatsud' dear ~ -_-of a Happy New

, -_.Li

Year.

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The new Y. M. C. A. secretary Is

J. M. Clark, of Charlottetown, who left here when twelve years of age for Nova Scotia. I-Ie is a son of lilr. C. A. Clark .of Tryon Knitting Mills. Mr. Clark is about thirty-ilve years of age. He received his tralnins f0l‘ Y- M. C. A. work at the Boston Associa- tion and at the Sargent School of Gymnastics. For three years and a half he was secretary of the Y. M. C. A. at the Sidney Mines, Nova Scotia, and during that time practically creat- ed the association, beginning in an abandoned otiice building with little or no equipment and ending in a fine new building, the credit for which in no little part belongs to his energy and enthusiasm. His success in this dltiicult field is indicated by the fact that since his withdrawal from there the directors have made evcry effort to have him return, .

Leaving the Sidney Mines he was

for six months an assistant secretary in the Boston Association and was closely identilled with the physical work. He then accepted the posi- tion of secretary in the Y. M. C. A. at Danielson, Conn., which had just been organized. He put. this association on its feet and carried on very success- fully all parts of the work. His basketball team won the championship of eastern (fonn. The ladies' work there was unusually successful. The ladies' auxiliary numbered over 100 and he conducted a gymnastic class for ladies which had a regular attend- ance of over sixty.

Iiis work was proceeding very suc-

cessfully at Danielson in all parts when he met with an accident in the gymnasium which compelled him fo withdraw temporarily from all Y. M. C. A. work. Letters from Danielson in- dicate the high esteem in which Mr. Clark is still held and declare that the association never recovered from its loss.wlien he was compelled to with- draw.

After two years Mr. Clark was ready

to enter again upon the active duties of a Y. M. C. A. secretary and was given full charge of all departments in the Franklin association. He under- stands the problems of a small associ- ation. he has an attractive personality, is enthusiastic, industrious and per- sistent. Hc is quiet and unassuming U1 Hpllearance, and he holds the conn- dence of those who have known him for years. He is married and has a san five years old.

Mr. Clark remained three and a

lull! years in rranitiin and nien ieft o enter into business with his father In Tryon. When Mr. Cross received his appointment as a lleut. Y, M, C, A. representative in the Army. the Directors of the Y. M. C. A. here

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,selected Mr; Clark as the substitute for Mr,-Cross, and feel confidant he lwill .successfully .°¢Y‘l'Y 011 file W°l`k which halprespered so satisfactorily during thepast eighteen months.

OLD YEAR MEMORIES

Let us forget the things that vexed and

tried us.

The worrying things that caused our

souls to fret;

The hopes that, cherished long. were

still denied us. '

Let us forget.

Let us forget the little slights that

pained us,

The greater wrongs that rankle

sometimes yet; , '

The pride with which some lofty one

_ disdained us.

Let us forget.

Let us forget our brotha-r's fault and

failing,

The yielding to temptations that ha-

set,

That he perchance, though grief be

unavailing,

Cannot forget. 3

But blessings manifold, past all de-

serving,

Kind words and helpful deeds, a

countless throng,

The faults o‘crcome, the rectitude un-

swerving,

Let us remember long.

The sacrifice of love, the generous

giving

Whenfnends were few. the hand-

clasp warm and strong,

The fragrance ot' each life of holy

living. Let us remember long.

Whatever things were good and true

and gracious,

Whate'er of right has triumphed

over wrong,

\\'hat love of God or man has render-

ed precious.

Let. us remember long.

So, pondering well the lessons it has

taught us,

We tenderly may bid the year

“Good-by,"

Holding in memory the good it

brought us.

Letting the evil die.

-Susan E Gammons.

STOPPING THE RUSH.

,T .f i-- _ .

The vessel was aground, and the wo-

men passengers were being put into the boats. There was danger of over- crowding. But the captain was wise.

"The oldest -woman get into the

loose and large.

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'/:TFON Underwear Wears Be_tter,, Fits Better, Feels Better--S--llt’s YOUR Style of Underwear

Here at last. is the underwear that will satisfy you on

every point-that is really right, down to every detail.

Tryon Underwear is all-wool-not

_wool-and-cotton. Tilton Underwear is full fashioned and _ it-to-the-figlure, * assuring perfect_unshrinkable tit. ry- on Underwear is silk sewn-_with knit- -- ted wrists and ankles that will not get

TRYON IS UNDERWEAR FOR YOU-it feels

goodtothesk`,` ,tr , ° ~ close knit analgnblyyddlgngatong g°°d smug’ 1°" w°°""" ll

, Ask your dealer for TRYON Underwear. g . -The Reid Rayner Knitting Mills, Ltd. _

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Plnislll slits ii llama sufciss

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“A Day at the Races " was the title

of another side-splitting farce comedy ‘staged at the Prince Edward Theatre yesterday afternoon and evening by the Parisian Girls Company, who have been giving excellent shows through- out the week. The programme yes- terday was one of the best of the com- pany’s varied repertoire and the seve- ral intervening "turns" were highly appreciated. The dancing was un- usually good, bringing out a 1aFge variety of costumes. “Jake” excel- led himself as a jockey. and the way in which he pulled oil the great race for Messrs Brown, defeating the little plot of Mr. Farley, and riding “Queen Bess" to triumph, was a perfect treat.

boat," he cried.

The rush was stopped and all were

saved.- W-eekly Scotsman.

“Man O’ Boy," His acting to use his own law-breaking description, was al-

together “Maggie Nlckleson” '-ind lor'

an hour and a half the audience roar- ed. The jokes were all new and fun- , ny in the extreme. The other mem- » bers of the company also deserve com- mendation on their performances. the dancers executing their part with plea- sins grace. Miss Elsye Wallace, sing ing yesterday was fine her rich, chai ming-voice quite captivating the ai dlence. Miss Lillian Ashton wa also very good, while the male mem- bers of the company lent valuable sup- port. The PrInca`Edward should be crowded to-day and this evening wlsoii

a go.; of real wit and 'humour is pro-

m e .

TAKE NOTICE

We publish simple straight testi-

monials, not press agents interviews, from well-known people.

From all over America they testify

to the merits of MINARUS LIN!-

iliiEN'I‘, the best of Household Remed- 05.

M|NARD'9 LINIMENT CO., LTD.

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There is a good ‘N iihowing

here of island made puug or

box alelghs. These saeighs are good and strong an well made throughout. They are . exceptional values at their ‘

prices. » ,

There' are 20 different vsri- -

9195304 . ` etles f h s liars well

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years to be able to show you

sleighs that are shown here now from

canada sleishs with the Lions Heat *tdrlthé ees wm

of their runners, which makes them uxnfo ly; for their excellent fimshand decorations 'a -I. perbl #Korg wprl¢manship._ The knees, beams, ruringww--_ = is are k ~ hickory and willstsnd any amount j l_’ " ; _ I ` i

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Awan, black dQ, bear \ and racoou. ‘with ` heavy quilted .lil-

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