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ARY 2_0. 1915 .-

Brencl\lal'Dlstreas and Bad Throat arrhozone. in

' Trouble Relleved at Once.

Every day comes news of wonder-

ful cures made by Catsrrhozone Cases are reported and personal testi- mony is glveuthat proves beyond question tile marvelous merit of Cat- arrhosone.

Bad colds<and'runnlng eyes it stops

in a few minutes.

Irritable throat and dry broncllial

coughs are helped ill a Jiffy-always cured-lf Catarrhozone is used as di

» ` Relief came quick-so I kept up my wa'

reeled' ltreatment and was absolutel “gre

y cured

Chronic (latarrh ill the nose and lby Catarrliozolle."

throat, the sort that keeps the breath l N0l~hlll§ 9|B0 will S0 0fi'l’C¢lV9|Y “nil _

~ _ _ ill

rank and maintains n vile sickening l ‘lukkly ‘ure y°“ as c"“ta"`h°’°"°' Get 0

ith 1.00 t t; r “id”

discharge-even tllat type of cntarrll l triiékf 3,1131!‘;|ze"5ggivn$;ud0§s me frolli

_ , “pl trial Cam

yields completely to the power of Lat- size 25C., ut all dealers. duct

1 lil- l l , *'

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lutlinnlnt Ellis hull

" 1 .lll'.8l'_llll' lVEll!0llll3` ‘

-Mr. Robert Schuman. North Bed-

” 0

' _ b int Pr in -ONECENT rd h ta-

Flve llilnuias By ilalarrllozilna --~ " - °' °- s ...

-THE MORNING DAILY Guard- umn. Cash must accompany order.

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Just think of M _ sor Parlors. Bummerslde.

Not a drug to take, not an hour to

wait for relief-you just simply ill- hale the present, plney vapor of Cat- W" arrhozone and get well quickly. “ge "What Catarrhozone did for me in ”°

es Malcolm R. McIntosh fromsyduey. 'hm' My ears buzzed and my head was full

of noises. The elld of my nose was h red and itchy-on the inside it was ti” sore and encrusted. Iliad vile dropping ' °"

ed by the Rev. II. J. Fraser.

_ ~ __. -%

.and

5-_ can be taken by children as well as adults. _ 245 / ner-°usi: suasrn-u'rss

' None genuine signature

without _this on each

\ i

ASK YO

IIB IOTTLE °°°.|,°n ILL DHUGGIITI

Doctor s- Most aluable

The value of the assistance rendered to

Physicians by Wilson’s Iiwalid`s’ Port, in cases of Meningitis, Asthma, Anaemia, Neuras-

‘ thenia, Diarrhoea, lndigestion and Fevers is

inestimable. it is pleasant to the taste, and while being an effective tonic, it is perfectly harmless

lscslmlle bottle.

im-as--'-1--»

` and

last

the least clue to ills identity.-Il.

.$.25-Z..

soil illg

from

‘ ~X.

iry

nity

The _..

ber

key

The

ilS some exceptionally good players.-T.

lion

ber

forward to at the next meeting.-X

be obtained at Lai!erty's Ton Minimum charge twenty ilve cents.

UBSCRIBERS should renew s presentstive in Atherton will gladly

ls or two before the time they i receive subscriptions and advertis-

pald for has expired and thus in; matter

miss an issue. as all papers are l _---_

one week was simply a mu_“cle_.. wm_ discontinued promptly oa explizty l, -GONCERT AND PIE SOCIAL at

LEAN UP.-'l`h-a writer notices Doors-open at 7.30. Prosramme be- the Town Council with the cxrep- glns. at 8 o'0io0k. .Should night prove

of Mr. Larry Pt-rry. halo not yet unfavorable concert will bedheiid og

awakened to the lnct that tim side- the first ne night. Procee s u il

from my throat and was very sick ks, millus the snow, would be more of the Red Cross Fund.

cable to pedestrians.-T. _ 8883-1-25m2iE2ipd

LAID T0 REST.-The funeral of -GOOD WORK.-The Milburn and late Mr Daniel Hamilton, Summer- Glenwood branch of the Red Cross

was held oil Sunday afternoon Society has recently forwarded the his late residence to the People’s sunl of $100 to the Treasurer of the etery. The services were coll- P. E. Island Wolnen’s Patriotic Asso-

MORE THIEVING.-Some mollcy gin the hall at Glenwood, and $55 had a quantity of clothing were stolen previously been collected for this pur-

’ from the store of Messrs. Arsenault pose.-Il.

Gaudet, -Wellington, one night week. The thief broke into the -DAIRY MEETING.-A meeting of

- store and got away without leaving the Egnlond Bay and Mont Carmel

i-- Tuesday. 19th inst. The meeting was

DIED _SATURDAY.-The death held in St. Phillp’s Hail, Eglllond Bay rred at the Prince County Hes- and was opened at 2.15. The presi- oil Saturday. Jail. 23rd. of Master dont at the opening made it brief

George Brenton Hogg. agod 5 years. speech and then called on the secre-

of Mr Bert Iiogg. Kelvin. follow- tary to read the minutes of the last all operation for appendicitis. Tile meeting, which were unanimously

funeral was held on Sunday. Jan. 24. adopted. Rev. Fulller lsnaudreault,

the liolllc ot' his father ut Kelvin. who was auditor of the sccretary's

tary. He had had the

-POULTRY-There 19 Still H D001- books ill his hands for the past tree

illl0f ill SllmUl€1”Slll0~ Ollly a few or four days and he found everything

nights ago. six or seven nice hens ln good shape. He also spokes word were 810100 fr0lll 0 000k lJ0i0l\gil1§ 10 of encouragement to the dairy busin- a respectable citizen in the East end ess. He was followed by Mr. .Harry Oi' the i0Wl1~ A000101* ltldy in the vlci- Darby, wllo expressed his great satis-

lost four fat ducks in the same faction of the work of the past year.

night, and evidently by the same thief. Last spring, he said, things did not

-HOCKEY MATCH --A large num- nevertheless the season had been one

are preparing to take advantage satisfactory to all. Several meetings

of tliespeclal to Alberton on Tuesday of directors had been held, he said, evening ill order to witness the hoc- all with a view to further the inter-

maach betwee ll the Stars of ests oi' the Association. The pastur-

0’Leary and the Regals of Alberton. izer which had been installed last

match promises to be a good one spring proved satisfactory. Mr. Dan- thc Resale have in their line up iel Yeo spoke in tho interest of the

-RACES POSTPONED-*Tile l\0rS0 Jerome Arsenault, of Mt. (Tail-mel said races at Sumuierside, advertised for last year he was unable to send milk Sutllrllol' IBSI. ll11V0 D09" DOSKDOHGII 011 because they had no hauler their way; zlccoullt oi' the storm and bad colldi- he sem it to the butter factorv at Wei. ‘ 01’ tilt* iC\t~ li0\V@\'0I‘. it iS U19 lingtoll, alld his experiencefof botll

intention of the (`lub to have the above lines of dairying would lend mm to re. races as soon as the \\'eiltllel‘ clears Sume his pau-(mage of me Chee” fa... - away. Alld, as the owllers of :l llulll- im-y, M;-_ Stephen M_ Arsenaun sam

Of Smell ll0I‘€SS “F0 Belling them that the success»of the industry had

ill shape. all interesting time is looked been greater man anfticipated We

-#- port. Mr. H. 0. Gall t k f tl

-WEDD|NG~_A ‘llllei ‘veddillg “'05 directors’ meetings aliel?ip'(lli§o(l)igholl1(t`

solelllnized ill S. S. Sillloll and Jude me term and made good remarks en.

_ _ W I Ciiurcll, Tigllisll, oil Tuesday. the 10th couraging the illdustry_ Mn John p_

_-1* '11' ~ _ \_ r~_‘\ _/__`, ~' il;Br§`.i W§lf;]lllM:‘- Wm- §lal`D@{f- f°|'l“0l`lZl' Arsenalilt said last year he could not

u s , lu uowa urge arlller an

E' _J _leiv __ __*_ __ _ :land iwner in North Dakm U S A send milk but he hoped to be able to nf

' - ~ - - ii- ~ - -1 patronize the cheese'factory ill the ..

and Mrs_ lwary Ann Mc/rrissey were near future* M ` SLE. G H t 1

Ulllfefl ill l“'1""l"¢“ by the V0" RP" made solne vervrgood renlaikglill 3010 with B very had muah' pm'

--p_-

-MR I P FGLIY lduardim re-

Searltown Hall -on January 28th. A igood programme has been prepared.

ciatloli. $46 of this amount was real- ized at a concert and pic social held

Dairying Association was held on

books, reported favorably on the work of the secre

altogether look very favorable tor the cheese industry in this section. but

industry and suggested means to sec- ure more patrons another rear. Mr.

must encourage it and give it our slip-

eoue. was in town on saturday--it

merslde.-H.

on Se. rday.-H.

was in Summerside on Satu business.-I-I.

berton. day on

merside Monday on' business.-X.

spent Traverse.-VX. _

arrived in Summersldc by Saturda evening’s train.-H.

last.-H. _ _

--Mr Judson Simpsoll, Lot 16. was

visitor

last week.-X.

\-_ii

-The Rev. A. J. Mcilougal. wil

business trip returned on Frlilay.-T.

where Spring.-.-H.

the misfortune of having one of ill

Drs.

their suddenly in Boston,-T. ‘

B., is

business a number of years. He wen

business there.-T.

-Mr. James Coyle, Roseville. spent

Saturday visiting old friends in Sum

-Mr. T. A. Matthews, Elmsdale.

was one of the visitors in Summerside

-Mr. Harry Lewis. fox king of Al-

~7Mesars Walter Leard and Howard ' McFarlane, Bedeque, were lu Sum- -

~Miss T. Howatt. Summerside,

Sunday with friends in Cape

-Mr. Andrew Bowness, Kensington.

--Mr. Fowler, of St, Nicholas, was

a welcome visitor to town oil Saturday

to Sumlnerside oil Saturday of

had been to~Ullai-lot»tetowli oil a short

-Mr. Harry Bishop, Sunllllcrsidc,

arrived home fronl the ‘State of Maine,

l_le had been clllployed since lust

fingers bndly bruised while assisting ill loading a safe on Saturday last.-X

lioban and Jos. Cliristoplier, of G

Boston, Mass.; are in Tignisll. The, doctors accompanied the' remains ` of`

mother.~,'.who passed away very

-Mr. A. J. Bernard, of Sydlley, C.

ill Tignish; visiting his old

friends. Mr; -Bernard is an old resi- dent of Tignlshwllere he had been ill In

to Sydney about thirteen years ago and has developed a large contracting

..-Mr E. Sudsbury, Sumlncl-siilc. hull gl

0 fr

12%

Mrs. J. O. Bsrnhard,

Lintfsvillc, Alta., says.-

For ten years I was troubled

_-..E

M0U5l8"0l` Mf'f'0l‘“l¢l- Thi* llieilillilti nection with the busllless The fol. ucularly at night' I tried'

. , . .- ,. ' ' e cdy after remedy but ‘ou ld

breakifasi: wif éfrved at me romlnllct' lzwmg is the "SL of omcers elected for r rtnnorellef until I tried I;EPs

. " ' . ' -.' ' n

One cent per word Hrst insertion in this column, half cent per word their home ill .i lcw ill13'='-~-|- Harry Darby, (re-elected); directors:

each continuation. Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge _SCHOOL wQRK__'|~|,c 5|,mdi,,,; R Twenty-Hve cents. of the pupils of the Belmont, Lot 16, N

Scllool, is as follows:--Grade i.-1.

-_ Major McLeod: 2, Oliver McLeod and

~ _ | Lloyd Best equal. Grade ll.--1, Rita

1 ,é -

___-...£l§_'i[$_!5!.T§Q__

AGENTS WANTED TO SELL FORi

The Old Reliable Follthill Nurseries” r

’ Simpson and irma McLurren equal; 2,

Price 55 cents per lb. by mail. Write Stanley \Vin¢|1ester_ Grade ]1I__1, 1`0I‘ .lvbbillg price. S. P. Goudcy. .Harry Best; 2, Roosevelt Winchester Yarmouth, N. S. 8355-1-23Mtf. and Fraser Mcharrell equal. Grade

We teach our men to sell. Experi-

_ . . ; . lu

ence unnecessary Highest conlnlis- l Laughun` Grade v`_1’ winfred Clark

sions paid. llnndsollle free equip-

ment. Stone & Wellillgtoll. Toroll- $15. WEEK AND EXPENSES-TO

to, ont. 3264-1-ilmlszui. l'l£LP WANTED-FEMILE

Richmond St., or Revere Iiotel.

8280-1-15Mtf.

l i _-` 1|

" 4 IV-1 Ethel Barrett 2 Ste len

and Robert Mcharren equal.-H.

_ _ , _ -wsDolNc sEl.Ls.- Al sl.

i_r.ivcl. .lppollli.illg local r0pri¥S0lla` Mlllaclll Church, Kinkora, on Jun. 19th t_“"’S- wluuwm I-"m“"r:~ri_' Bm"i‘ was the scene of a. pretty ovcni when

__ __ _ __l‘""l-__ #___ ,__,_ _'_-;’-_,l"_'5l’ 13~ Mr. Tllolnus Noonall ollc oi`l/\l'bal1y's ha

G|R|_ WAN-1-ED___App|_y A-r 195 WANTED.- A BOY ABOUT 15 lllosi. popular young nlell load to thc

years old as an apprentice. Apply grllar Miss (Iliirit Urokcn one ol' Kill- to W. N. Tanton, Watchmaker _ koru's fairest and most popular young

6014-10-12Mtf. ladies the nupiinl knot tied by llcv.

_ _. ___l_’9F___§F_'£, __

FOXES FOR SALE.~-'l`wo 'lurk lslilnii

lelllalt-H. Apply J.. ll. JliI)S()I\'. AI-

Q' cxl-ludril. -‘i1lG2~i-'J-‘3Ill_~'ii_l[|__ l5`O'lfl"§ALEi:-i_i»i`l`r~r lly‘|1rivlll.v suit:

lily property. silliuti-il \Vi\si itoyiliiy,

LO$_T'“LADV`3 _GOLD WATCH BE' was tlllclltlcd by hor sister Miss Mitr-

~- f J. J. Mciloliald. The bridc was prcti- majorlfy was in favor of uw “muh

ily llttircll iii bluc silk with white

- _ ~-- ~ - bt-ilvcr hilt and ostrich plumes. Sho

"f”f"`t" f"""‘°"` l‘I§m,‘"’d l\Y‘"‘t 'md U lull who was also ailircd ill ll sllit of \tn_. i»treel.` inocr p easel return blue llrcaiiclotli. 'l`llc groom was ltllly

"0 2:: W"""'_ "'"`C|" m5"'1`2‘lM‘Hl"l~ sllpporied by ills coul-lill, Mr tlraliull

consisting of lil nerr-s l-lloire land i'l1~.'ll' ullil ill ll high slain ul culilvll-,

tiull, wiill llliilllillgs ill good rolnli-

tion. Apply (li-orL't= l’i‘_'|Htl"l U" prcllllscs or ltciljulllill t‘aril-,lx ulu:~

A Noollnll ot' Albany. After the 'wedding

Slfullflolls ceremony the bridal party left by

,50_'"`¢'6‘§*‘S'|X‘-ry *D-A'v§r'-`E'A’S"g Iraill for (‘.lln.rlott0l.owll. Tllcy rc- wm.k_ W,.i,,_ 1-m.,.,,m,.,u.‘_ m.m||l_y_ tllrllctl ill thc evening to the llonlc nt (l;irrui.soii, lil‘zill|.i`uril. 25, Feb. iii 'lm brmc when about lm-V guests sat

liuiiccr. _

82242- i-22lll4ipd

TURNIP SEED. GROWN IN CAN- G

ada, scnsoll 1014. \\'e o|`l`er 1,000 lbs ni' thc flllllulls “(‘ilriiillg" Grcr-ll 'i‘op Swede, grown pure ill Yurillolltil (‘ounl_\' for forty years. Large crop- pcrs. great keepers, delicious flavor.

- - _ ` down ic supper ill Mrs.,(¥rokcn up-to-

B|l_|__Y SUNDAWS ME53A(;E_ date stylt;. The ievcnilllg was pleasant- REA-r Dppom-UN'-|-Y FOR MEN y spent n mus c all songs. also all or women wo Wm my you $120_ to address given by Mr. James Mc(.ardlc distribute it ill your llcigllborllood. the Wcddmg premms were numerous Sixty days w0rk_ Spam time may and costly, testifying to the respect be used. international Bible Prcss, "'m'frt”h‘°d fm' them by 9' large “UCI” 182 Spwilla Ave" Tomum of irlends and acquallltauces. Many

friends alld relatives wish Mr. and

1p-1| rl 1il Mrs, Noonan 9, happy and pl-ggperoug and U50 |059 f0i‘C9~

..__...__._.,._,,.__,,_____ journey tllrough life which the Guar-

r*“ (Han moat h,_,a|-"ly j0{n3_

1;"

"“ _ ‘Q STATE or illllo, ffirv or 'rotlelio

\ Lucas (.‘ouNrv~

S ~ Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior Qc ‘ rfr" °-' 'tif 'lr °‘.F-.~'l 5."‘°."" “ “°'-.%:"".“

, uanessm eJiyn_ neo._`ounty an tae

~‘f’@ '_ af§r~sa~.lsi.ils‘sei.i'r.l§:s::.‘2:.':z"s5

\ __ O case of ( 'atarrh that cannot becllred by il-lerpse of

llsIl'sf'atsrrh Cure FRANKJ. HE EY

- ~

15 per cent off

A Bargain in

We have a strong line

sole waterproof boots in black or tan, just theboot

for walkin on snow or ice

Price hom $4.50 to $6.

All sizes in stock. See our window. ';""""""”""""-"‘ Morris & Smith

`,..

m ra

Sworn to belnre me and subscribed in my pres-

_ence. this 6th day cf- December, A. D. 1886. ,_ (Sr:/li.) A. W. GLEASON, . .\'or.uzv l’usl.ic

lisil's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts

directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system.

Send for Testimonials free. ~

l~‘_ J. (_iHl~:Nl~lY, in tr0_, Toledo 0,

Sold by all Druggists. 75c. ` Take l~lail's Family Pills for constipation.

Money To Loan

Mr. W. D. Summer of Tlgnish has

` several thousand dollars to loan on

farm property at low interest. All communications confidential.

> 8535-1-23l\tl4ipd. '

O0 at fifteen per cent off '

Men’s Boots

of Men’s orscai welted

DR. I. E. CROKEN

i Veterinary Surgeon `

°f M1' f' F W""`l'lSSeY- 5°" °f the il xt year. Pres., Mr. Stanislaus C. bride Mr wud Mrs liilrpcl' It-ave for Gal _ . . _

la t, (re elected), vice pres., Mr.

itoute No. 1. Ni-lrcisse J. Gallant; Ouifc N0. 2, Joseph li. Gallant; Route o. , Alfred Richard; Route No. 4,

Azade Bernard; Route Nc. 5, ll. 0.

Gallant. the sccretariy to be elected by the directors. Aud tor, Rev. Father Baudreault. Tile lneetlllg of the De- bating Club on Thursday last was a lively one, the subject was: “Resolved tllat War Causes More Harm Than lntemperance." Those in the negative sougllt to gain their point by quoting some good results of war and weilt to say tllat intelllcperance was harmful in every possible way. Those ill the ailirnlatlvo nlailltalllcd tllat. admitting intemperanco to bc rl continual draw

Ck £0 H nation. the ravages of war

far exceeded those of inieniperance. Not only thc realities of war, but also Dl‘0Darations for war involved hlg expenses and llindorcd prosperity. The

alive.-M.

. __ ,- .

WAR ZEPPELINS

CALLED UNWIELDY

NEW Y0ltK,Jllll. 23.-~'l'llc high

hopes held iii (li-rlllnny concerning the cflectivencss of the Zeppeliiis ns a now factor lil warfare are doomed to lllfiiivholiltlllcllt lil the opilllon of llirain Maxim.

Tile famous inventor of explosives

not only declared tiiat dirlgibles are unwieldy nild diiliccult to manipulate or steer. which detracts from their usefulness ill warfare, but that bombs dropped frolll them miss the target

PATS REACHED THE

_ TRENCHE8 ON SlXTH

LONDON. Jan. 23.-Writing to his

parents under January 15, William Miller. the bg drummer of the Prin- cess Patrlcla's, son of ex-Provost Mil- ler. says: "On the evening of the sixth we marched over eighteen miles. Tirell ami hungry we were nearing the battlefield and getting closer to the guns, and had to be very careful going into the trenches, as that' is when most casualties occur. lt must be done ill the dark, and every pre- caution taken to get in as quickly as possible. l am ad to sa we ot in

¢ . !I`hcse pleasant little pastllles quickly stopped the irritation

and ended my cough."

PEPs, ‘ The Clire You Bl-,eatlle.'\

- goes straight to the weak spot.. Place a PEP in your mouth. As it. dissolves, healing vapors are liberated. which you breathe, dowll, right to your lungs,l quickly stopping all irritation, and ending coughs and colds. ‘; Why experiment with coughl

I mixtures, syrups, lozenges, etc.,

which go, not to the lungs, but ‘ to the stomach, when PEPs go | straight to the seat of the disease! Fo-~ coughs, colds, asthma, bron-l

'cllitls. hoarseness, sore throaf.,‘ ,and all chest and lung troubles, use the up-to-date remedy P-E-Ps. Refuse substitutes. All drug- gists and stores, 50 cents box,

3 boxes $1.25.

fREE TRIAL l

Send this advertisement and ‘ name of paper to PEPs Co., , Toronto. Wlnnlpel. or Mont- ‘ real, with lc. stamp, and wel will send free trial package. |

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Fox

.Ja-

HETHER you are baking "a

W tasty loaf of Bread, oil; a lightb - can depend

give you the happiest results every time.

Because

It contains ju and Western wheat is grou

DEALERS-write Feed, Coarse Grains and Cereals.

.e""

you

“Beaver”

on ~Beaver

Flour is always the same.

st the proper proportions of Ontario wheat-blended exactly before the nd. Try lt.

us for prices on

.... “-T--ltr.-r.~:e'--_

*1**

lenaladale

Fox Company

Limited

corporated Under the Laws of Prince Edward Island

Silver Black

AUTHORIZED CAP TAL ._ .. $60,000

(Now to be Increase

In 12.000 Shares of $25 Each

The Glenaladale Silver Bla

ndred per_ cent d c_li as to give rea idend. The Company h_ e of shares is limi ements_ have i b_e paid, the ue direct. _ _ Among th_e divl the foliowmg:

naladale Sliver Bla

50 per cent. sto AND WHATEV

stmoreland Silver

Secretary-T

Stock, 85 per cent.

yner International. J. McNeill Co., Ltd.,

bonus.

New London Fox and

al Silver Black Fo

mond Silver Black

hmond Bay Fox Co.,

40 per cent.

ck Prince Fox Co., 50 per cent. rray Harbor S. B. Fox Co., 30 per paud S. B. Fox Co.,

40 per cent.

Co., 110 per

cent.

20 per cent.

Shares are selling at $25.00 e

ance within three-

Simply fill out the applicati

non, Secretary-

All clifgties must be made

ividend in 19

100 per cent.

Fox Co., 80 per

Carruthers' Silver Black Fox Co., 30 Provincial Silver Black Fox Co., 40

s Silver Black Beauty Fox Co., 60

Magic Fox Co., 50 per Ric

i nonths.

dto $300,000)

ck Fox Company Ltd., earned one 13-4._ The prospects for 1914-5 are

sonable anticipations of at least 50 per cent.

as no “water_ed" stock, and commission on the ted to a maximum of fifteen per cent, but ar- been made whereby no more than ten per cent.

reasurer handling the bulk of the

derlds paid this year, 1914, in spite of the war,

ck Fox Co., Ltd., 100 per cent. 50 per cent. in cash. ck bonus AND ER MORE FOR and Tip Patch

GUARANTEE OF 50 PER CENT. 1915.

Co. 70 per cent. 35 per cent. cash.

20 per cent. cash. 20 per cent. deferred.

50 per cent. cash. 50 per cent. stock

cent.

Farm Lands, Ltd., 200 per cent. x

cent. cent.

per cent. . per cent. per cont.

h; 25 p. c. with application and the

form and mail to Major C. Mc-

Treasurer. G(l;lnaladale, P. E. I.

payable to “Glenaladale Silver Black

_ii _ >

ed an

Poor' eyesight means poor work. Good eyesight _means good work Poor eyesight is restored by good g asses. Let us examine _your _eyes and supply you with suitable len- ses. eguarantee our work.

sl Y 8

without losing a msn.

"The Germans have what we ecsll

light bombs, which they-, throw into the air by hand, lighting till I fldlllll of 500 yards. When wie were soinx in-

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M. SILVERSTON

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