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~*~" JANUARY 20 1915 _

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THE CHARLO1'1‘E‘l‘OWN GUARDIAN `

Group

be taken by the old family Dhotogra

COOK S STUDIO

_ For The Best l

IN PHOTOGRAPHY

'-9 CALL AT' Tna ,

. Studio

nil: Elsiisiiil ouliilniiliii A CLEVI-:R I I

Trouble. .’}Oc. a box, 6 for $2.50. Trial treiituient ‘free if on writc National

., * I = ‘ FORA GOOD PHOTO ~ -vIs1T Tus-

A. E. _Lyon-studio

Finest work, moderate prices.

Personal attention given to

Amateur’s Work. _

DONIT FORGET BABY `

107 Queen St. Charlottetown

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i ‘A N A o i A N PAC! Fl c

DIRECT ROUTE MARITIME _PROVINCES _ T0 MONTREAL

#TH .cANADIAN,” ;MoNrii?sAI. To CHICAGO

- THE

' "IMPERIAL i.iMlTlzl>"

,'Falnons Transcontinental Express

Unexceiled Dining Car Service

W. B. HOWARD. D.P.A., C.P.R. ' St. John, N. B.

GEO. WALLER,

’ Local Representative, 7 Dominion Express Building

Saving Specials

Red Cross Society will be held ln the Town Hall, Georgetown on Wednes

Admission 20 cents. 8315 1 20M1i

1iricacid_--dissolve stone in the lllnd- Mrs Nlcholson down sireet to the

der or Klilneys-sto the pain in llic back-nndcurenll Kiziiiey and Bladder gviggltgiigi (i:ig_if%_iiexi door to A' Mc'

D & Cl ` C .

Lii;X§¢d’ 1-o,i.3:;_xai 0 of Cimmizi; lgld 3 special meeting in the Town

? important business was disposed oi'.*

_ ..*THE SOURIS BRANCH of the

’ Farmer's institute held a meeting in

St. Mary‘s Hall on Saturday evening.

A large number of farmers was in

the Sourls West Hockey Team and a

.°T GORDON IVES ia Guardian umn. Caah must accompany order.

agent in Montague,

“*-' ‘H°|-V TR|N|TY-T|1e1‘0 Wm be orado Democracy will be of much in

service in Holy Trinity Church, terest here as the young man referred Georgetown on Sunday next at 11 to a m and 7 p rn, Bible class at 3 en, P- 111. RSV M15 301105 03101811118- I and visited here last summer, the

Suest of Mr and Mrs A Mcltae. Char

*SCHOOL CLOSING.-The semi lgttetown

annual examination in Cable Head West School. Distric* N0 21. was held success-in so far as Master Bloice

$111 D30 '03, lliltl in the bschot.}lroom Bowen’s fancy shooting exhibition

- - . e rus ees an _a num er o rate- was concerned. Master Bowen cov- “iiii cie” “P y°“' “"”°"“°“""i"° moved his office from the house of payers were present. Under the eflici- ered himself with glory at the free

.°THE MORNING Guardian can

s obtained in Sourls at M A. Pao-

°A BEAN SUPPER in uid Of the

ay, January 20th from 5 till 10 p m

..*REMOVED.- Dr. Grant has re-

..*THE SOURIS TOWN Council

all on Friday. A large amount of

.*HOCKEY.-- A fast game of hoc-

ttendance.'

ey was played on Saturday between

to M al its

. .°l'l‘ PAYS to buy in this Province. .*0Nl CENT per word each in

sertion for advertising in tllla col

ent and DBiuSl8ki1lB Care 01 the outside exhibition in front of the teacher, Miss Ethel Simpson, of Char- th lottetown, the pupils are progressing inee. lu all shots attempted he did very fsvoursbly. showin: proficiency not make it miss. Opening by shoot- 111 BU 111° 5191101198 l-l1\-l8ht- Great ing a tin can thrown in the air and praise is being given to Miss Simpson gradually reducing the size of the for the capable management of the objects, by hitting an empty 22 cal- school under her care. ihsr shell thrown into tho sir, is s

---» feat that many of the older crack

shots of the country will not at-

EISTERII PERSONALS

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..*Mlss Mary J. Wilson, Cardigan nr ‘I M "ying °bie°ts were made

without ainiss. Many times, two

mtgfsiii viiiiiiiig iiiieiiiis in Smiiiis objects were thrown into the air at

th al

..*Mr. J. O. Arsenault Charlotte-

wn, representing thc' utu ‘L m Insurance Co., was in Montague on ie business on Monday.--B. wit

The following clipping from the Col

is a son of Mr and Mrs Wm Bow formerly of Wheatley River. P E

The Belgian benefit was e grand

ester at the conclusion of the mat-1

Betterifhan All Cosmetics

'I`U11llym\ vutgyour faeaalo mann: to hidafmparfactloria.

The lturalglorwolhtlllh

25a¢a. and 60ola Atal1Dru|da¢ann:lS¢orea

'i""'i?/22'" 7

lil

mpt. in all about sixty-five shots

e same time. The crowd cuiitinu ly applauded as the shots became ore difficult and the size of the ob- ct shot at became smaller. . At night he performed on the stage h the same success. without a

lenaladale Silver Black

_ Fox Company

N (allows the dllh Glad ,

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'_ ‘-rv* r '.1 -r

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We have _a nice line of

Womens Kid and Patent House Slippers in one, two and three button strap styles. 'Ihess slippers are - Worth_from $1.50 to $2.25 per pair-if purchased now, they are yours for

See Our Sliow Window

Here is an opportunity

for you to purchase a nice pair of _ comfortable Felt House Slippers worth up to

e ded with the score 1 1 The game from start to finish was an exhibition of clear sport and speaks well for the a lity of both teams!

..*HORSE NOTE.- Mr. John Mc-

Phee, Bellevicw, has a very promis- ing three year old in Hilda. that won third money in the free for all, races at Belleview, slic is one of Mr. Mc- Phee’s iniported mares, and is a very fine specimen of the American trotter, and with some training will develope into a very speedy marc, no doubt.-B.

team from Sourls East. Tile game n - _

On the 16th inst. the death occurred at

a few days illness of' pneumonia. tie was well and favorably known, .1 good citi._eri and neighbor and was mnrl~if~d

..*MFl. HUGH MeLELLAN DEAD.-

Little 1-iarbur of Hugh McLellan, after

miss. Shooting with a Remington

` ~ 22 caliber rifle, in all tyles and

who has been at Sydney Mines on mmmers__]ymg down' standing Miiiiary iiiiiy' was iii Montague Sim' on his head with a mirror at swing- day' mi his Way io Tor°ni°'_B° ing objects shooting pokericl1ips,sticks In

_ _,Messrs A|ex_ McDonald' D' J' of crayon, empty shells held in his

father's fingers; shooting an Indian

McLean, J. A. G. Ellis, Montague were I ad’ on a cardboard’ me same as

passengers to Ciiarioiietown Monday ii; artist would draw it with a crayon, iii0iiiiing`"B' ls a wonderful feat when one consid-

ers that there are no lilies on the card

M. 03;”.:"t':.‘;¢,.;;§.°i§::s.ts as to , , ,I ` ' ' ' _ ' Master Bloice Bowen s coiicetc

artéuild again after his recent illness. to be the best boy shot in America, h

' ` and we doubt if his equal can be ,U

.*Mr. Brady Beer, Sumnlerside,

berton High School who has been The Remington A,.ms_Unl0n Met. visiting friends in Sourls was a pas- amc Cartridge Company of New Q0,-ll

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I Charlottetown.

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Eastern S.S. Corporation _ International Line

WINTER FARES

St. John to Boston .... ...$5.00 St. John to Portland....$4.50

Staterooms .............. _.$1.00

Leaves St. John 'Fliursduys at 9.00

I. m. for Lubec. Eaiitport, Portland and Bt`taton.Retumin|,` leaves Central Wharf Boston 9.00 n. m. Monday. for Portland. Eaatpon Lubec and St, 101111.

St. Iohnl City Ticket Omoo I7 King St. A, sf irhaiuino. Agent. st. John. N. ii '

C. ll. KlN(lS'\‘O.\'. :i"om'_nc'ci1l Agent

I-Jaslporl. Mc. '

Furness » i

Sailings

l-`l-Um Lil.\`llil.\' Froiii }I.\LlFAX'

Jiin 13tli',“Stigamorc" IF;-bruary 5rd

Start Point “ 20th

Jsnnary 7th Sagamore '5 29111

Fmm LIVl'2Rl’t)0L l"rom HA LIFAX

Vis, l"f|ti. Via. Nfid.

Durango i Janua1'Y |2111

January 6th Queen Wilholmina " 27th

January l6lh 'l`abast:o February tlth

Furness,Withy & Co, Ltd.

Halifax.

H h Grade Coal is p the 0111)’ We insist on your oxamlnin8 ‘|19 ful:

kinds we can y. Ittdoes ntégnmigté ity of Intl tint moot down ,Lost s gtg'

der, you

.“f.'..".§‘f°3.¥éli,§"L.u.f..t.~ .ssl

_ W ~ha _on _ ~

muaiii°it;iifsti=ii>tiii<ii'nsllvesooui?iue1='Siva' Money on C081

your choice at ....... ._ 591:

A dainty line of stylish

pumps and evening slippers in the best quality patent leather. Y_ou cannot afford

- to miss seeing this line, they

are worth _every cent: of the origina prices. Now selling at P-c~0ff

Alley & Co.

135 Queen St.

“Very special half price sale of B

boys suits here at the mens store - C m d Wnk d Him 9°* i" °" ‘his °ff°" ‘”h'i° 't is 9°i"°' tli°ir<.li.“0Tii;esecondeiiieatsiiseiiiitito Com? M°°"° G' M°"°°d' 8285'1'16M3i' nlodore Wilkes, Brazilian Boy finish-

Children of bright parents g'

are not naturally stupid. rs

° ° third money. The officials were, Arch-

l le Matheson and Alexander McPher- 2

son, Starters. with James Finlayson, 1 and R. C. McDonald, Judges. The 6

when Study is disliked’ Study litody looks forward to tlic time when

$110 Der pair_take tt; tt i‘-list. McKinnon of Burns l"nii.l.

e was for some years a carpenter on

board the S. S. Mlnto.

..*STEAMER SIGHTED.-On Satur-

day evening, 9th January. a steamer

east and shaped her course for the northwest, inside of some drift ice. She was three masted with some yards on the fore aild nlaln masts and the smoke stack between the main and mizzeii masts, something the rig of the old fashioned wooden Newfound-

ation at this time of year is a mystery.

..*BELLVlEW ICE HORSE RACES

-The horse races held on the mill pond at Bellview on Friday last the 15th, were a grand success, and were closely contested, there was a good field of horses and a large crowd in attendance. There were two classes

_,_l___;_______ called the Free-ForAll, trot and pace,

nd a green race. The free for all had I

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you strong-its the licst toniclrecon- es Wlimam Ross'Eld0n_ and Hilda structor wc know of. Money refund- Jo’hn Mcphee Beheview ’ -1., e hm, ‘ ed if you don't get good results. - ’ ' i ses

$100 b°mes"E' A' Foster' Druggist' Siotlore Wilkes takliig the lead which

s.i04-1-19ivi3i. I ~

ot away after several scores, Com-

ie held until the three quarter pole

was reached, where he was passed by razilian Boy, who won the heat,

ing second, on account of loosing a

"I"‘1lS"" L“"“*i"° COM Blowers boot. i-lima third. The third host was

‘£231 ]iJ’(’)x?ié'.°iKS'F§;;)er“B tgrepctition of the first, and Brazilian

Penslnr drugstore. 8304-1-19M3i. the Green Race started' smugglen

_ _ _ - ~ as -|~-_., Malcolm McPherson, Belieview; Ruby,

ei", John McKinnon, Grandview; Mazle.

Iiruce McLeod, Grandview; this race

oy, won the heat and first money. in

was won in straight heats, by Smug- glcr, with Ruby, second and Mazic.

anngement'are to be congratulated 3

n the splendid manner in which the 0

ces were conducted. And every- b

ey can again have such another

approached East Point from the north-

land sealers. Her identity and destin-

toiflliariottetown Saturday on busi- gi

..'Messrs Gerald MacCartliy of hi

igan and E. D. Fechan of Sourls, ,l were passengers to Charlottetown on st

Executive of the Provincial Teach-

Statistics Office has issued today its field crops in 1914. Tile report states "1

season proved particularly unfavor- R

ent drought throughout the greater .18 part of the Northiwest Provinces re- in

cereals lower than in any season since m 1910 and lower than the average of Zh

and Quebec, though the grain crops suffered from n dry season. thc con- ditions were not so unfavorable, wllilst

season resulted i‘n~~good returns. bi

For the whole of Canada the urea I

estimated to be sown to field crops was 35,102,175 acres. as compared a

80,000 ss ugslnst 231 717,000 in f 913; outs, 313,078,000 sgsinst 404,- ‘ 00,000; harley. 30,201,000 against 43,- “ 19,000; rye, 2,010,800 against 2.300,- 00; peas. 3,362,500 against 3.951.800' y

ous Rifle Shots, gives splendid gh

'Mr Daniel M°iBaac‘ Souris' was liigiographs of young Bowen with the iss

ness, returning to 'his home by the oTWe|ve year old, Bloice Bowen of _ “'51” "“‘“~' .Is Junta, Colo is s ei-shit rifio shot a e the following:

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Oiiiy the iiiiier iiay Biiiiiiio Biii Caiied lenaladale Silver Black Fox Co., Ltd., 100 per cent 50 per cent in cash.

G°°'S°*°W“» Frank McPhee °f Card- msn in tho Unitsti states. such praise so por cont. sloth bonus AND c.uAnANrEs or so PER csivr

Saturday t° at-tend 5 meeting °f the np; it means that he is a niarksman

whose performances compare favor- E

eris A5s°ci°'"°“~ii ably with those of the most famous

experts in the country. R-

HEU] EHUPS HEPUHT ,,

._._.` ago. At that time he was the proud

. , __ f ' _ 1-its father, C

OT1 AWA' Jim' L8' The Census and WiBl1i,ia?ii1orB?Jw<i;ii, ihiiihguiili an eiitliusias- New London Fox and Farm Lands, Ltd., 200 per cent.

final report on the yleld and value of tio and s\100€SSfl1l 113951100101- 190°? Royal Silver Black Fox Co., 110 per cent.

emington rifle. S ce tien e s P

able to the growth of grain. Persist- P’;’lfB°i£;*l?(fyb;?l?d;ag:\?1givsaiigxiépleg El

the six years ended 1913. in Ontario bf always been °“ hand 1° get iiiiiiiis

g ~ _ b So this active' and alegt tiolltirado

, t ia a

in the Maritime Provinces a favorable 5°§t";31i:;ywimi; .ifgefif "fit, is able to K

_ 1 _ perform many of tthe nies: difficult

stunts_iii tic rcper ory o le D 0

WELD OF GRAW CROPS' fcssionals. One of his astonishing

feats of marksmaiiship is to outline an ndlail iiead oil a sheet of cardboard t a distance of twenty feet. Ili do-

with 35,375,430 sores in 1913; hut ‘"5 I owing to the drought the total prodiic- Mies in me cardiaoaigéeiaiiiitii o\f,iEu?,i tivo area in 1914 was reduced to 33,- me Biiois iiirggre are no lines 440.075 acres. Upon this area the swii ii? efeih' kind to guide me an. total protluctioii of grain crops iii ii; i3:ii;n;k‘;n; tim Di,,m|.e_ Another busiieis “as as foiiowsi wiieai" 16 ` f his difficult acconiplishmeiits is to

- ' ’ bility. When he re-

oans 797.500 against 793.300; huolt- th” “'15 gre” " _ l, wliost, 8,020,000 against 8,372,000; mix- ,“,"“°" '°°°"°iy he had Bioiw wit ed grains, 16,382,500 against 15.792,- ,lil

is painful, suspect their eyes must.-ii.

and guarantee satisfaction.

Druggist & Ootican Sourls, P. E. I

rather than condemn their in- tellect. We make a specialty of examining children’s eyes. We prescribe glasses only when absolutely necessary,

H. J. Mahon

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W. F. TAYLOR, M. D., C. M. (Msc.lt.i. umveasirv)

Montague, P. E. I.

Office of lata Dr FRASER.

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i-' silty of dust ilag and klin ers m money thrown av 9-Y-

lf you want to

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N0 GROG. N0 POKER:

TARS KNIT SOCKS

WASHiNGTON,Jan. 15-With grape

juice virtually the only means oi' re- laxation and poker regarded rather dublously in high circles, Uncle Sani's navy officers afloat have taken up knitting to break the lnoiiotony of thc 'long hours of the watch. As a conse- fluence inany otherwise scailtily-cliid Belglans are enjoying the warm com- fort of woollen scaris and iuufilers

-_ mails by American ensigns, lieuteii-

ants, captains, and perhaps by some of even higher rank.

The Belgian Relief Committee to-

day received from an officer of the battlesiiip Florida a woollen scarf, ac- companied by a. card which saidz-

“My kiiidest ragards to the fellow

who is to wear this scarf. I know oi' no better way of showing my feel- ing for him than to make a piece of wearing apparel for him myself."

The note also promised more gifts

of the kind from the same donor and

'some of his associates oil the Florida

who have turned to knitting away the idle hours.

The ofllcer's name had been

scratched off the card. though his naval rank was still legible. Mra.John A. Logan, chairman of the committee, said it was not the first piece of naval knitting received for the Belgiana.

WHOOPING COUGH "' ' oif“"" ,¢sfB¥°"‘

/ N

MMIII _

000; flux, 7,175,200 against 17,539,000 tl alid corn for liusklng, 13,024,000 a sgulnst 10,703,000 iiushsis. _" The yields por nero were iii bushels as follows:--Fall wheat 21.41 conipar-‘S cd with 23.29111 1013; spring wheat. 15,07 against 20.81; all whcat, 15.67 against 21.04; oats, 31.12 against

13-05: beans. 18.20 against 17.19; 1110

54.39 against 00.30.

EEKS T0 E.\ll’Li)Y '

OTTAWA, ont., Jan. 10.-Gon0rni‘

33373; lm,-ley, g4_21 “gum” 29,96; . 6' Sir William Otter has gone to Furl-, 18.12 against 19.28; pens, 17.64 agaiiiistlwlmalll ti’ Hmllli-1° “bout thc ‘“'“°‘°"'

buoirwhost, 24.04 sgslnst 21.09; tnlxsti'und at Port Arthur- lu-<1 11150 1° 50° grains, 35.30 against 33.33; flax, 6.62|whnt can be done to D1‘0\lid0 0mPl<lY' against 11.30 and corn for liusking. ir.-c

The situation is serious in the Twin

lowing reference:

m the most wonderful boy marks- G

es not mean that Bloice is a young- er who can shoot as well as a grown- W

Small in stature,he could easily pass

Limited

corporated Under the Laws of Prince Edward Island

AUTHORIZED CAPITAL _ $60,000

(Now to be Increased to $300,000) In 12.000 Shares of $25 Each

The Glenaladale Silver Black Fox Company Ltd, earned one ndred per_ cent dividend in 1_913-4._ The prospects for 1914 5 are

__.M,._ Leo Nelllgany P,,“c,pa, A,_ llgusltlimililtdtillg Drgl;5irgf»t;3oI;iitl.eLl;°‘.7,2rl- dto give reasonable anticipatlons of at least 50 Der cent.

The Company has no “watered” stock, and commission on the

senser to Charlottetown on Monday in a booklet ,,,,l,llsl,e,l by ,hem en. sale of shares is limited to a maximum of fifteen per cent, but ar “‘°'”'“g~" titled “Four American Boys who are rangements have been made whereby no more than ten per cent

all be paid, tghe Secretary-Treasurer handling the bulk of the ue direct. Among the dividends paid this year, 1914, in spite of the war,

AND WHATEVER MORE FOR 1915.

estmoreland Silver and Tip Patch Co. ~70 per cent. 35 per cent. cash.

Stock, 35 ner cent.

ayner International. 40 per cent. 20 per cent cash. 20 per cent deferred. J. McNeill Co., Ltd., 100 per cent. 50 per cent. cash 50 per cont. stock

bonus.

r a D05' 01’ eight N68-1‘S Old- 310109 Black Prince Fox Co., 50 per cent.

urray Harbor S. B. Fox Co., 30 per cent. rapaud S. B. Fox Co., 40 per cent.

Zed his “mis imerest ‘md aptitude Diamond Silver Black Fox Co., 80 per cent.

arkable skill. When professional ooters have come to La Junt9..Bloice

their work

that, iii marked contrast to 1913. the “nd presemed iiiminwiiiila '23,cii\ii,i;,i;e ‘Cs.rrutliers’ Silver Black Fox Co., 30 per cent

rovinclal Silver Black Fox Co., 40 per cent lis Silver Black Beauty Fox Co., 60 per cent.

any invitations fronttowns all over Magic Fox Co., 50 per cent. , , um

suiteii in u yioiti ner aero or the chief the West 1° 5'" “hi l"°“S °f his 1°' Richmond Bay For C0.. 20 ner cent- " ` '

Shares are selling at $25.00 each; 25 p c. with application and the

alance within three months. _ _

Simplv fill out the application form and mail to Major C Mc

innoli, Secretary-Treasurer, Glenaladale P E I

.gil cgegues must be made payable to Glenaladale Silver Black

ox o., t "

talking wltli them and by observ-

-,F

this he shoots more than 150

it targets behind him, sighting With inirror.

Buhalo Bill was in La Junta two BLA

ears ago with his circus and heard of

m as his guest durliig the day and ie two crack i°ii`lcincn-one old and ,Q olllcl- young-rodo togctlicr in tho e rlidc. 3

INTERNED AliI|‘1.\'S.

nt of Austrians and Germans there

nt.

APPLICATION FORM

AJOR C. MCKINNON,

GLENALADALE, P. E. I. f

Secretary-Treasurer “Tin-3 GLENALADALE Sihveii

CK Fox COMPANY, LIMITED.”

I heieby subscribe for . Shaies in

“The Glenaladale Silver Black Fox Company, Limit d,” and agree to pay 25 per cent on application, the bal

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nce within three months from date.

Name .......... .. .... ._ ..

Address. ....... _ . . . .. ..

Date...__. ....... ._._......._191

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VALUE OF CROPS.

1914 were as follows: Whoat, $196-

- - - - . .v S .

557,000, rye, $1,679,300, peas $4,895,000

$7.368,000 and corii for husking. $9.- 808.000. For all field crops, including root and fodder crops, tho total vslno amounts to $639,061,300, as compared with $552,771,500 in 1913, the illcrengg of $86,289,800 being chiefly due to the enhancement nf prices. which has thus far more than counter-balallgell the low yields of grain in coilsequenco of the drought.

WHEAT, OATS AND BARLEV IN THE NORTHWEST PROVINCES

Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta, the reduction in 1914 of w I

oats at 150,843,000 bushels compared

ley at 19,535,000 bushels compared

with 31,060,000 bushels. The wheat Production of 1914 in Manitoba was

-38,605,000 bushels from 2,816,000 acres, in Saskatchewan 73,494,000 bushel,

from- 5,348,800 acres and in Alps

, ir_g 5 large nniiiber in their Jioniee. A (onlpiitcd nt average local iiiarket great mum are railway lalmrerg who

pricos the values of those crops in huve come in mm, the C_ N_ 1,-_, and

41s 000 outs slsl s11000 hhrio 21'- °“’" °°““""'

Cities as there arc 14“0 men register- ed. .-\t present the government is hol'l>-

It has been suggested by the muni-

hesns. $1,344,300, huoltwhsst. $s,213,f ° _ ooo niixea grains, $10759 400 flux 'aliens ”h°“1d be °'“P‘°y°d 0" "md

In the three northwest Provinces of

D hes is

placed at 140,958,000 bushels compnr. ea with 200,202,000 bushels in isis, or

with 242,413,000 bushels and of bar-

rta

28,859,000 bushels from 1,371,100 sores.

URK8 ADVANCINO . ON BUEZ CANAL

ipcl ullthorltles that the interned

work, The government does not want them to compete v:-ith ('an-udiell lab- or_ They can he brought east to the experimental lizrm site at Kapuskas- ing west of Cochrane, t1r.sent Uesf. to some employment camp that will be established. 'lilie latter plan is more likely to lie adopted.

Various Forms

Of Headache

“It is necessary in order to treat head-

aches progerly to understand the causes which pro nos thu affection" says Dr. J. W.

Italy nf lllockton, Alu. Continuing he says: “P yaiclana cannot even begin the treat- ment of A disease without knowing what causes give rise to it, and we must remem- ber ttiat headache ls who treatedaccordlnz to the same rulo. Wo must not only be par- ticular to give a romody intended to coun- teract the cause which produces the head- ache. but we must also give a remedy to relieve the pain until tho cause ofthe trouble hal been removed. To snawer this purpose Anti-kamnia Tablets will be found a moat convenient and satisfactory remedy. Ona tablatevaryonetnthroo houriiglvelcomfort and raatin the most aevorooasoa of headache. nauralgla and particularly the headaches f women." When we have a patient aubleot to regular

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PAY-UP

If you owe us PAY UP.

Whether the account be large or small PAY

UP. I

If you can’t PAY ALL, PAY PART

The weight of your_dollar_is needed to keep the

wheels of our business' in motion

Those who still owetus will surely appreciate

our accomodation to them duringthe past year We now need the money to PAY UR BILLS AND

PROTECT OUR OWN CREDIT

We therefore ask you to

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