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..... . Lorrarowu GUARDIAN . JANUARY 81.1017.

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so any

Bl...-

Keep Your Peet '

Warm and Dry

We sell all kinds of Men's

and Womens-Rubbers and Overshoes and

Lumbermans Rubbe r

In Endless variety

We have the GOODS and

SALESMEN you have the

The Money

Come in and let us make

a perfect fit tor you and let us show you how little mon- ey will make _you comfort-

able for the winter

Prices the lowest . in Canada . _ .

i

Mvnis-Smith.-'leer

ei ii. _

Pr Cds belfound in the city. i_Ii"En'sla11d for Canadian sol-

DR. OLIFT '

__ CHRONIC DISEASES

CURATIVE TREATMENT by the

month in advance. ~ Victoria Hotel, Charlottetown. P. E. I., Canada.

OFFICE HOURS, 12 to 3 daily, or

by appointment at residence. 4207-1-30M3mos.pd. `

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McLEOD & BENTLEY

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W. E. Bentley, K. C. I-

Barriatera and Attorneys-at~Law

' Money lo Loan. Office-Bank of N. 8. Chambers,

Charlottetown. P. E. 1. .. ..

\ ` IOBION li _DUFFY

lnrristerl all Attorneys 4

lolieltora tor Royal Bank or census _

HONEY T0 LOAN

n.A. Meuan. K_G., Donald ‘McKinnon

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_ i IOLIAN I IIQKINNON

\|,.iar‘lfIa'tsrs, .. Attorneys-it-Law ‘ loyal Bank mag., ciirii-intti»to'im.

Emhd-_ _

WLRIURTON I IHAW

\ Baflvtorl. Attorneys. Notary Pun( Lin, lite., Solicitors for Canada Bank-. ara Association. Bank of llontreal.,

GO-FF

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nicest assortment to.

Eva porated Apples. Evaporated Peaches. Evaporated Apricots Evaporated Prunes.

BEER &

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Full range now in

stock. .

S. S. Hessian-».

The Cemral Guardian

i

g Poultry Foods

And Supplies

A_ fresh New Stock Jus

Arrived

With Eggs selling at 4

to 50 cents per dozen yo can well afford to feed plent of our up-to~date Poultr Foods it will pay well in fac the Hen has become a littl gold mine as a Snurceo profit. Feed our “Lay or Bust” Poultry Foods and get rich

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~ »-with r-v»'< "< C U1 rr

Now inStock all New an fresh. At our Seed a Feed warehouse Whole- sale& Retail.

Ground Bone Meal

Beef Scraps, Beef an Bone Scraps, Peeries uyster Shells, Mic Crystal Grit, (Coarse and

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Canada. Permanent _Mortgage Cm-por-i. r~~Ion_ ‘ `

Oiloov-Old Guardian Olllce.-Prr .

"wi Block. Carlottotowll. P. I. L _

yi i IF, »- - I

J. D. STEWART

Barrister, Solicitor and Notary Public Office Newson Block. Charlottetown Branch Office, Georgttown Mono to Loan on Real Estate

2515.10-ilmti.

fine) Alfalfa Meal, Char- coal for Poultry, Scratch Feed, Cracked Corn, Cornmeal. Nest Eggs, Leg Bands,Hens Nests To arrive, one Car Feed

Whgat. 5 Tons Chick 'ee .

rter Co. Lt

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NEW YORK FISH ADS

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gnmsnta Boiloited

Prompt Returns

°`fl0HN __i>___ig_i__1s co.

~ 107 Fulton Maricet

_ N E \N YO R K

' WHOLESALE COMMISGION

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FISH.. DEALERS

. Bass, Smelts and

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Eels Specialties i

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BOITON TRANIFILB AGENT]

Bm; wpiliusuggi nom iii ui. uiiim suns.

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I i“There`s no place -_

IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

s. resolution of s in

was decided that Y ' pathy be tendered Mrs. Ebeneezer Cross* Society of Zion Church Brown, in her recent bereavement. acknowledge the sum oi'

JUST A WEEK from today the`Zion Church

wiiist drive and entertainment un'de'r the auspices of the St Charles Aux I RECRUITING MEETINGS CALL iliirry Society will be lielld in the ED OFF.- The recruiting meetings

‘ f , I{_ of C, Hail, Oueen St. Buy- a. tic- arranged for Thursday ot this week _" .1 -i "7 \ _ ' ‘ koi, (they are now being sold by the are called oft owing to the' condition'

_.,‘,' "J, _,M1 "~ i ._ » ~ ladies) have' nn' evening or excellent of the P08116- 4236-1-31M1i.

` in //*I5 ` , _ eujoyine'nt and also help zg13H'_t_J;‘:liy ‘ ENTERTMNMENT ____ 0 _

_ _. __ -i _ 423-- . .-..' e ps- "- " < makes plesi Muse poned Sunday School entertainment

/ _ CAR pERRy__ T1 Cm- Ferry ot Glace Cliiirch will be held toniglit,‘ if Cakes and bread- ‘wiiii-ii im Pit-iiiii yeiiiceriiay at 7, wu it eight 0‘c1<>ck. Collection for the

005)./ ~ ‘M RE BREAD AND hold up by the heavy siiowstorni and Belt-iiflll Rvlitif- 4233.

‘ O did not arrive' in Georgetown until --.-

' - '” v ii.ii' li .t ' lt. The nail peiciul left GOVERNMENT MEETING.-... .A "° BE 1 TER BREAD’ itiviii-gtiiitiiiliigiior ciiiii-iiiltietsivii lit 10.- iiieotiin: of the l‘lr<f>‘<'\\tive of the l’r<i~

i:'» witii twenty-live passetigers and

inns .xiii iiiicem .1 iii ~|i.iri> in

t ' Lu _ _ ' p. _ __ \".l _ (. _' __ __ __l __

2000 B385 Bran mc ,,,,,,,,, ,,,~ i sian.: noiiei_i li°‘;"l"""‘ Iiiviiiigelifi iii.” <iiiil~i'i'i‘ 'ilhiiiii litilimliiiiiii

-'"1 'I‘~a"'t`is: .‘ ruin' ,“ ‘ ‘i ’

500 Bags Cprnlneal _ ;\Dll2,?l,;)i\:‘ \:.;;1]{l_m"n|.h_l _;0|m`1\-|,.hn,i,§`_ .\Iondiiy uiizht ro:i<is und wciitlioi' por- Bags Lf. COI'Il tliuizlicr, ltcv. Ii. tl. (Trow, pastor. ’"m"’g' 200 B385 Cotton 5965 p_ w_ C_ DEBA.|.E__ The second sn|_T|sH MAIL.-_ 'riiii iioiit riiii

M€al ini-ating oi’ the 1’_i‘ince ot Wales Cul- ;‘l“‘_"(,§‘?"__":"fT“`f'S Wil im. _°l°_‘q°d, M 20° Bags 0" Cake Meal ,its ';;1.°..‘.:..:;‘..':..."i’.:f.- ;’;';°:.“.f...it.*::¥

. , was vi ‘J i . - - ' ‘ . - ” ,

ZIOO Bags Iqour 'l‘l\o siilij`\~i-1 for iii-liato was “lls>soiv- "_"~"' but ll ‘“'“.l‘l M: fvfli "1 ""_"'i-‘V

_ Bags Flour _ Yxfalsglttio:glilftfgfrfI1;;_,'g_T_|£§t'(:;.l`,l.(ihi; ilu-ir lc‘ticr.~; oi' iiaiwcls iiiiiilcii tniinyz tock and to arrive. ‘_ ' ' ‘ ‘ 1 -

in S lo_tlii'_f-iaiitliii-tl but owiiii.: to the ntuii- SOCIAL EVEMNG

ll(‘l' (Il 2lllS(?lllt‘(‘.S lll(‘l'U WHS i)ll‘ly Ollt' \.'p<‘.ikor un thc con side, liir (leo `\IiL.ii:c. ulio defended hi~. idi- in .i

‘ (_apu\'m_ and e,“Cie.",f` "'m_'wm,`,_ liiii eviiiiiii; iii uit- owls iiiiiii iii iioii.

O The critic, Miss Bertie Buxton, was: ;’p"___g:_gl“_1’_'_-___f"';§`ll_ (£|`°“l§’t§if Wh?) ’-*`

i _ __ . . H I, d in tl; l_b_,,_._ -_ 's a_' oi' 9. ax, \\'ici‘i-

409"`1`29Mm“l31 '\i`li|ti’ }lv0eiioi'ii]i'i'Ml`?i'esldeult siliiille tliat!h"' goes ““ th” Stuff Ut me ROW]

' futtire 'ibscntees would be dealt

in

'-'_'----1-"' -_--1-'-r with ln a very severe manner. The was spent

speakers were: Pro., George Furness. Dorothy Duchemin, and Ruth McLeod Lon Geoige McCabe

` ' still busily engaged on working for

e S _ the "boys in khaki." On January 22nd

I another' box was shipped containing

-i*- | -14 pr. socks, 2 pr. wrlstiets, 1 sleeping

_ ~ i-ap, 3 handerchiefs, 1% doz_ candles,

We have one of tht S S _cakes oi’ soap. 1/Q doz. bottles. vase-

Il UUNSIIPAIEIJ

WHEN CROSS, FEVERISH AND SICK GIVE “CALIFORNA SY-

RUP OF FIGS."

_Children love this “fruit laxative," and nothing else cleaiises the tender stoinacli, liver and bowels so nicely.

.Atdiiild simply will not stop play- ing to empty the bowels, and the re- _snit is, they become tightly clogged with waste. liver gets sluggish sours, then your little one becomes cross, hail-sick. feverish. doii`t eat, sleep oi' not naturally ,breath is’ bad, system full of cold, has sore throat, stomach iichc as iiiarrligea. Listen Mother. Sec it' tongue is coated, then give ii ti-.ispooiifnl of “(i.'ilifornin Syrup oi Figs.” and in a few hours all the coiistipzitcd waste, sour bile and un- iliitesteii food passes out ofthe system and you. have ii well. playful child ii|:,iii\i. _

Millions ol' inotlicrs give "Caiii`oi'ni:i

Syrup nt' Figs" beciuise it is perfectly iuirinloss: cliildren love it. and it :zev- or tails to act on the stomach, liver iiiid bowels.

Ask your ili'ui.:i;i:t t`or a 50-cent hot-

llc oi” "Calit`0riiia Syrup of Figs." wliii-li luis tuli directions for babies. ifliilriron ni' all ,igcs and for grown- ups plainly printol on the bottle. Ile- lho genuine, made 'by "California Fig ware of coiintei-i`citi-i sold here. Get S_\"riip Coiiipany.' Refuse any other hind with contempt.

::A ('0i'i‘ci-lor ni" iiulinunnry 'l`roub-

iiis.---Miiiiy im:-tiiiionhiii: could lie pi'c~ .~.-viiirii siiowiiii: thc irrcat oiiit-uvy ot' llr. 'l‘lioiiius' l'li_~io.i-ii'i4: Oil in’ curing ilisoi‘tici's‘ of liig i'os|iiriito\'y 1ii‘oi-mr :ws liiii. tho host Ivsiiiiionlul is exper- ioiiitr! and thc ()il is i'ecol1iiii1oi1ticil to nil who suffer from thcsc disoriicrs with lim <-oriainty that they will iiiid ri~llol'. .il will iilhiy iiitliiiiiiiiziiiiiii in llic Iwiiiicliiiil Iilln-`.~‘» as no otliur pi'ep:ii':ii- lou min.

uussni ’J

A Sure Sale _i

and Certain way

To health

If you are weak, anaemic’

sleepless, nervous, depressed or are run down

I Wincarnis

offers you a quick, sure and safe way to new health and renewed strength.

Wincarnis is the quick

way, because its health-- creating powers start with the first wine glassful. It has given new health to thousands. It docs not con- tain drugs, and as a wine tonic is the one right tonic for you. A bottie........ ...75c

The 2 Macs

Wincarnis Agency

149 Gt. George St.

.

_ . _ _ _ ii fi . -

_ _ -There will be a meeting of the Pa-

` ‘ ~ ` RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY.-_triotlc Society this afternoon at four

At the last regular meeting of Alpha o'clock. '4236-1-31M1i.

institute, and Red Cross. at York. it

PATRIOTIC SOCIETY MEETING.

ACKNOWLEDGMENT-The Red

$35 received from the Ladies Aid oi'

. 4236-1r31M1i

viiiisiul (iovcriiiiiniit will bc held' tlib-1

.. s ._. _ 4 ii izirixc mail iirrivinll about 42.140. iiiiii‘iiii_1I-L Owilll-I to thi- ulisollov .V<‘S\<‘|'-.`

I __ __. _ _ _“nr _ X .__ iiiiy oi suifcriil ot tho inc|iibci‘s on

---*‘ FA"-;V|Ew_.. Sumiav Sqmol ,mil :ivcniiiit oi'_ti\o .-'l.ni'iii the iiicc-tim;

iiniiiiiliiiiuii 10 '$0 a ni in 1.2 noon 1Hll0\ii'iirtl lroni .\"`-`ll""‘lI\)'-

os’ l‘i'iiyt‘~r liiiwtiui; 'i`liui'.~'ilii_\" ovvfliiilll. il __ _ _

.<|iirit\i:il it-\'ri\sIiii|i:. iziiod iwliiiviuiir, NQ MEETING.-lin- riicriiitiiiii [mild siiigiiig, ii book. aiiiil \veli'uini~.. iliflllillir \\'l\iCl1 Will* IU

have but-ii hold lust night

viisii possible tor piiiticc to ii.-no

.- 'l‘iic i'i'i<>iul.-

:ind riiuiiiiicizs ut thi- l"i'idii\' night il inte illiss hold .1 =.oti.ibl<' gatiiiiing

.

Bank tht-rc. A very enjoyable iiinc

DOING THEIR B|T-- The liiiiii~-

oi' Victoria Red Cross Socieby nic

line, 1 pk. gum, and an autograph uiit to be sent to a convalescent

T

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liin

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wel iiii

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and

out

rinl

SI. llilll.

for iiici tho

ing the

ft i i'

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subject and then thc meeting closed with liynin, Ncxl. Suiidiiy nit;-riiing there will

juct _ iiiusi. ii\lci'csting iiioctiiu.: is ;if<.~:\ii't‘il

li-nil

CALEDONIAN CLUB.-'l`iiii I’i'i'.~ii|l

:Ii I oiiiun t`iiiIi Inst iiiizhi. Mr. 'i`iiininii< \\"i\il<‘, (‘hui|lii:|u nl the iiiirus' i-on. i'l~i'l

irimr- . | iqi _'. iiolh l`i‘uiii nu i\ii|oi'ii|iii|ii<~i1l unit' tiiiliu

voui $151) to liiii (`li:irity I‘.ni||iiiilt.ci-. $10 `lo

(‘o|nnilttco wus uiiiloiiitcd' lo niuiic tir- rniiginciits lui- opcnliig t_'iuii ltoonis

posuis were suhinittcd i`o| io uluiis

iinnds oi the Prcsiiiciit und’ Coinniittec

FI

litrzf: nnniiier of friends called on Hon.

MOORE

_The British

Gazette

iNrimss'i‘iNc wan

ornaiz News

ANI.)

AND I

A CLEVER COMEDY

TODAY--TODAY

Pfiiice 1-:i;iwaTii"

JESSE L. LASKY Presents

The lnimitable Wizard of the Screen

VICTOR MOORE iN

“The Clown” I

SUPPORTED BY THOMASMEIGHAN

AND FLORENCE DAGMAR _

In “THE CLOWN” Mr. Moore is seen both as the harlequin of the circus, and the noble, human, husband and father. The __ story of “THE CLOWN” is of gripping appeal as it tells how the cl1ildren’s idol risks his life to save one of his little admirers, and later sacrif-

ices his career to protect the '

. honor of another

An Unusual and Startling Feature

RETURN DATE

i-‘ninav and siiruimav Charlie Chaplin ‘ iN

0 “The Rogue’s Pawn”

FIFTH ADVENTURE OF

I “Grant Police Reporter”

“A Night at i The Show”

and train service

NOTICE-Owing to the change in the boat

Programs are subject

to change. We have provided an extra supply of film for emergency use

e

C- _ _ _

_ _

RIP T0 THE iSOUTH.- lil-at

Honor, the Stipendiary Magistrate. ot' Suminersiilc, Mr. J. E. VVyatt and Mrs. day will way

Wyatt and daugliter, left yester- atternoon ilor Gelorgetown and proceed to New York on their

reniaiii until next Juliet I\Ii‘.

att will probably remain a nionlli two in Florida. .W W.. .

Miitcii vs. The Mount Edward Silver

-k Fox Compaiiy, Ltd.. before the

(‘ourt. yesterday the evidence ot the followiiig ivitiiessea-i t'0r the ilcfciico \Vl\8

taken: Niessrs. A. \V. Storns,

Bovver. I-l. lliison ilr. S. N. Ro-

liortsnu: J, \V. Jones 1'iuil`J0liii Melvill-

ol` .-\li>ei'r_\~ Plains and Dr. bundle.

The (W-uri ziiljouriied at 5 p. ni.. to

'I at ll a. iii.. today when thc- case iii- i-uiitiiiiioti.

TUDENTS’ MEETING.--'i`lie stu- s' Suiidny llioriiiiig meeting in the i\I. ('_ A. on lust. Sunday was very l nitciliivd the apt-aitci' IL-r the mor- ioii ’\l J I’ ti lo it

egnrd tt/ .i Uliiistiaii li e

ln I treated the subjett in i wtiy ioitoiul wav

and his address was much ciijoy- _' all thc students present. At tho

ii.: i. ig i . . nrt n. i- _\'.

llc took tor his subject: “Stock-taking

‘ . `- t' llc

by

i-lose of Mr, Gm'd<'.-n’s talk it iiumlicr

hi; boys spoke ii few words on the

lhc siiigiiii: ui' nn nhl t`a\'m'it.ce

bc ur debate on soinc: suiliublo sub- bv at iinniboi' oi' the Iioys. A

.iii siiiilriits who cuii |»0s'silily ni- slimiiti iii, su.

ex tiiiviwiiiii' i\l<:i{ii\iiun iiiwiiitiii lic llluiitiily l\I<~i-tim: of the llnlvll-

(‘r»|i|ii|illiit~. i'i»|in_i'|i\il limi the iwn iris liilil irovi-il hi iii ~iii<<i~<~ii`ui

point of view. il wii.~'. :inc-ialirii In riliuir- $100 to tlii~ l‘iili-iotii: Fuinl,

Viiicout do i’:iul Oi'piiaiingi-., and io Mi. lit.‘i'|i<‘i'l (ii'|>|\ai|;igii, i\

sot-ini iiiti-.|'i~<iur.~ii~ :ind i-|itoi'liiin- il with iiislriivtloiis to iisecrtaiiii cost. oi' si hilliimi' tublc. Other pro-

‘ - ‘ I D '

the club and iittraictiiig niembcrs io iooins. The inatti.r was left in tin:

ifoiisidcratioli and report.

FTY-SIXTH ANNIVERSARY.--A

to St. Petersburg, Florida. where'

Mrs. Wyatt and daughter will prob- ably

SUPREME COURT.-lil the t'i\se~ of

L

Pi-ter and Mrs. McNutt yesterday and last iripiit to congratiilato them on the |ii'ty=sixtli aiinivcri-tary oi' their mal.. rings". Mr. McNutt although partial- ly confined to his home for some time past tlirmilzli slight illness still re» tains .1 generous measure oi lhealth. while Mrs. McNutt is still us halo and hearty as a girl. They both thorough- ly enjoyed thi, visits of their friends yesterday and look forward to many more anniversaries. '

Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by iocsl ar>pl_icaIlons.as lheg cannot reach the diseesedlpoltion ofthe enr.T ere is only one way tn cure caturrhal deafness, and that Is M s constitutional remedy. Csta_n_l1ai Deafness is caused hy ln inflamed cnnditio%]of the mucous lininif of the Eusiachian Tube. hen this tube is in lamed you haves rumbling sound or im

Bericct hearing. and when iris entirely closed. esineosis the result. Unless the inflammation

can be rf-du¢_'e_d and this tube restored to its normal rnfiiiition. hearing will bedeatroyed tor- ever. ‘I ~i~v cases of deafness are caused by Catnrrh, which is ln inflamed condition oi the

mucous surfaces. Hali'a (Iatarrh Gyriacts thru the blood on the mucous surfaces o I e system.

we tail rrlvf One Hundred Dalian for ag

easaot starr signings that imiinotbesir my slllég .latanh ure. ircuiara ree.AJl rua sim. . - " °- -

l l

sELé|AN

is.00o Psorii-1 3.000 Honsrs c0sT ii500.o00

TWOSIMPLEX MACHINES TWELVE EXPERT OPERATORS

NIRRORQID SCREEN BLACK SHADOW BOX

Big Symphony-Urchesira ol 20 Musicians

A PRICES:`li’if2='H'i‘§‘i.5”5‘i?i?d $22 232 0

_ Matinee Only - Children Under 14 years 25c .

PRINCE ED RD

I MONDAY and TUESDAY NIGHTS

~ Tuesday Matinee February 5th and 6th

BASIL S. COURTNEY PRESENTS

I Most s uPENo°0ois . Q i_E`|

SPECTAC MORTAL MIND HAS EVER CONCEIVED

n.w.GR|FF|1'i-|`s MONSTER P.RODUc'rioN

RESERVED SEATS ON SALE THURSDAY 10 A.M MAY DERS FILLED NOl;J

li`J‘_..»....Il`

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RED CROSS ENTERTAINMENT.-

The Red Cross c'ntcrtaiinmeiit in St. l’uul`n Pnrisli liall Inst. night was. not- withstanding tiic unfavourable wea- ther a splendid success and most. en- joyable. The hail was filled to thr' doors.. The programme consisted oi a piano duet hy Mrs. J. E. McLnrt.\' ond Miss Dorothy Winchester. vocal solos by Gunner Dawson, Mrs. .I . ff. McLiirty, Mrs. Hinton, and Miss Elexii Lowe; reatiings by Miss 'Eleanor liowr, Gunner Bouitcr and Miss li. I)innis` und ii pinun solo by Prof. S. N. ilaric. Each of tht-so l\\lmhl"`i‘* wus it noni and timroughiy enjoyed. During iiilormissioii thixrc was e sale ni' home niaflp candy which found ready and willing custoniors. The sccmid part ui’ the programme was n comedy sketch "The Crciini the Soup and tha Siivoury" by the nurses oi' the P. l'I. island Hospital. The rendi- tion oi' this elicited roars of laughter and the nurses were heartily congra- tulated on their performance. 'i`l~.~~ Netionel Anthem brought to a. close

F. I. CH ICNEY ¢.0.

* -.

one of the pieesenteet entertainments oi the season. _ _ _

, _ l

VALUABLE HORSE DROPPED

DEAD-While on the-ii' wuy home from the recruiting meeting at Kingston on Monday night u livery horse convey- .ing Mejor Fullerton, i1 soldier and the drivor, -took a sudden weakness on the North River Road and collapsed. The harness was rcmovcd» from the ,animal as quickly as possible but it ilnevcfr rnillovd and died in a few ini- nutes. The accident. occurred about ii. couplf-_ of miles from town and the ovciipiints ni’ the sleigh were obliged I0 walk the- remainder ol' tim distance io tho t‘lty. All regrottml most. keen- ly the unfortunate incident. The ani- _inai was ii vnluabin inure owned ' iiyi |l.'irg£' liros. and was driven at but ai iuiodrrnii- rate by a driver supplied by the stables.

Mrs. F. Newsoiiie und Miss Isobel

(,`00k. City, are Bpelldliig a few days in Truro. N. S.

Misses France/ii Cameron. Victoria,

returned -home Saturday after spend-

EXPERT EYE SERVICE

We have recently had the privilese

0f V|S|Nl1S the otiices ot some of ‘the most expert Opticians in Ceilsdel We have studied their methods and seen them practically demonstrated. and it is a matter ot gratification to be able to say that the service we are giving our patrons, we bolieve is quits equal to that obtainable In the lerler centres. .

We solicit your patronage. G.F. Hutcheson

IM B ll10l‘l time with friends in Char- lottetown. --V

Optician

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