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F `-..seé=i1As¥_1_»1917 °

»~_i'~1l_`niz._\os _.-in my

aaytnlog you cm give

chem-except your phonograph. Make an appointment today.

The lC0olt's -Sindiol

- New' DesP'isav .'1i.‘:.:k 2 '

P-repnre for Christmas

If you can’t_ get back to the old home for Christmas a new photo- . graph will come nearest to taking your place-will bring cheer to - home keeping hearts; Make the.. appointment today at

The Bayer Studio

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- overcoat fine Marmot collar, aatrleh-

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. Good Photography __

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We have what you eed to be warm.

Moccasins Felt Boots Felt Socks Knit Socks Over-Shoes Leggins * Heavy

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IONIY TO LOAN

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W. E. Bentley, K. C. Barrlaters and Attorneys-at-Law

- Money io Loan.

Ofllee-Bank of N. 8. Chambers,

Charlottetown. P. E. I. ..

J. D. Stewart

Barrister, Solicitor and Notary Public Omce NEWSON BLOCK

Charlottetown . _

Branch Office Georgetown,

Money to Loan on Real

Estate

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BEST .

Wishes For 1917

An appreciation to our pres-

ent and prospective customers.

Our business of_1916 has ex-

ceeded in volume that of any previous year, and we cannot conceive but thagfour "muare deal policy” has been the means of our success.

We have an appreciative host >f customers that know our trade is large and they will not allow our stock to get stale on the shelves.

We mot heartily thank you

all for the increased business of the pfesent year, and it is und'er`ths same policy that we solicit your patronage for 1917.

Your coupons from our cash

Wishing you `a Happy New

Year. _

Ellis’ Pharmacy' Ltd

Montague . '

IQ cAN`AmAN oovERNM1-:N'r RAILWAYS

..°lT PAYS to buy in thil`Provinoe.

..°'l‘. GORDON IVIS il Guardian

representative in Montague. ~

..°MR. R. R. HOWLETT il Gas.

rllau agent for Annandale and vicinity

..‘€" EARANCE SALE OF Winter

Millinery. 1 will sell balance of my winter hats at cost. Now is your op- portunity to get a smart hat at a great reduction. Miss Compton. Geo rgc-town. 3711-12-30M2i.

..*ENTERPRISE MISSIOrl BAND

held a very successful concert in the i\lethod‘lst Church, Montague. on Tuesday evening last, Rev. W. J. Domville occupied the chair while the following programme. was ex- ceptionally well rendered: Opening chorus, _"0, Canad ;” recitation Hazel Brehaut; solo, Brace Kenned; exercise, "The Gratitude 'l‘reo;'_ solo, Jennie Moore; recitation, l-lclcr Hamllton; d'uet, Nettie White and Mary McEachern; flag drill., “On ‘yard Christian Soldiersl” by eight boys; chorus, "Love Song;” exercise ‘Mother Goose and Family" `as mis- sion workc1's;" recitation, Boswell Allen; duet. Ruth Nelson and Mildred Kennedy; recitation, George Allen; exercise, "The Missionary Dollar. and What it Does;" solo, Ruth Nelson (encored). As` Miss Nelson was about to respond to the encore. much ex- citement was caused by tlxc appear ance of Santa Claus. and his rein deer. Both were given a royal wel como by the Mission Band- children. Santa Claus then gave to each child a well-filled stocking which was taken from an attractively decorated tree. Mrs. Domville too, was present ed with an unusually large stocking 'in which was found many choice gifts including a pair of kid gloves

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from her Sunday School class. Mrs. Domville, who bore the burden of training the _ children is. receiving much well-deserved praise for the success of her work. The programme closed with the singing of "God Save

he Ki-ng" in wlfich Santa Claus join-

ed most heartily.

The farmer desires a fowl which will n t only be suited to his purpose but` will also pay well. The breed which a farmer should keep will depend upon market requirements' and the ruling prices for eggs and poultry. Average prices for dressed poultry and eggs in Canada are good, and it will usually be found that those breeds which are good iles-h producers, in addition to being good iayers,are tho most proiitable.But there are vast differences among birds of the same breed; that is, there are good and poor ‘birds in the one breed One should aim- to get a good strain' of the breed chosen,a.s the breeding value of any strain is a very important fac- tor. '

THE BEST POULTRY

From the fanmer’s standpoint there

are three' classes of chickens-the gen- eral utility class. the egg-laying class. and tho meat-producing class. Each

lass is adapted for a special purpose.

Taking into consideration the price' of live and dressed poultr'y;it will usually be found that breeds belonging to the

eneral utility class are most profitable

in the hands of the average farmer.- M. A. Juli.

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Good Old Home-Made Family Cough Remedy

llnch Bcrier than the Ready- Mlde Kind-Easily and Chenply Prepared.

If you combined thc curative proper-

ties of every known “ready-made_’ cough

lnedy, you would hardly have in thein

1’ _ _ all the curative power that hes in this ‘L “h - de" |zI s rup which

ple ome ma con \ y kes only a few minutes to prepare

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G t f in drug ist 21/9 ounccs'of

Pindx (lli’0 cgrllfls wortli) pour i_t mbo_a io-os. bottle .ma mi the finals with num granulated sugar syrup. The total cost

about 54 cents and gives YOU 13

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PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

TIME TABLE IN EFFECT DECEMBER 4th, 1015

Trains Outward, Read Down.

A.M. 11.50 1.15 me :.49 s.ao P-ll!-__

A.M. Atlantic 'Standard 7.85 Dep. Charlottetown 8.80 Hunter River

Emerald Jct. Kenslnuon Summerlide

9.03 9.87 9.50 Arr. PM.

Trains Inward, Read Up

Time. A.M. P.M.

Arr. 11.40 10.15

. 10.85 9.20

9.50 5.48 9.27 8.88 9.00 8.00

P.M.

5.15 5.80

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18.15 Dep. 1.87 8.8! 4.40 _ - 5.40 Arr.

5;v99 S3'|33&.

Arr. 8.45

7.48 7.08

» 6.19

Dep. 5.45

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AIM. " 0.50 Dep. Charlottetown 5.40 lit. Stewart 0.17 ~ Morell 9.47 Bt. Peters

11.15 Arr. Souris

Arr. 0.45 5.? '

8.85 4. 0

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"mo

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Dep. 530

iii 5.25 6.00

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acoe t anything else. A guarantee of f"~°"i-"..:.:"°'""°':..:°z.':‘°':.s.:::1':a'.t

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_llyhdelyillex Coz:eToronto, Ont.

lsnft it time YOU I

attended te your eyes ?

For many years they may have eer-

ved you wsu-but do they not require A little care, now? You know there is the question of preserving the sight for the future, and this should be' n sufhclently grave matter to warrant_ your serious attention.

WE ARE AT YOUR SERVICE Whether it be eyeglasses or spec-

tacles, chesp or high grade, or merely a quick repair, we are best equipped In this district to sive' you Dromili and accurate service,-land be you rich or poor, you are assured of that careful and_ conscientious attention which your eyes deserve. and by the constant rendering of which we have gained our present high standing in the community. _ Our etore is a permanent institution

ln your town. We are not here today and zone to-morrow. We are hen

any dlfllcultles that may arise in fut- ure. Ien’t this service worthy your con- sideration? _

H. J. MASON

‘more than party advantage, it would

every day. and stand ready to adjustl

case, Curran versus Stewart, was

:rica before wnnsm s. Easton, .1..P.. The* of Georgetown, ou' Tuesday tho 19th b°"h instant, and resulted in the defendant, llllal Stewart, being fined ten dollars and lfiltld- costs. -“&" ,they

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..°PRoPEa1'v sA|.s.- 'rue' pro- me

party of the Annandale _Lumber mm Mills, of Annandale, was sold by I public auction in front of the Court sh p House, Georgetown, on' Tuesday, the Elm

vulunlcnred; so these two

g officers along with about sev

-five other Islanders were sent

slifax under 'command of Col. I. After strenuous drilling in

lux they proceeded to England.

r stay there was very short as

officers and men were well

lfied to go direct to the battle

About September 15th 1915, embarked for Sunny France'

e their landing they have sccnl

_ go Overseas. Captain !`t:\nlcy again danger but gave great prnlso in all,

I volunteered. their lctlcrs homo to the splendid

When this opportunity cumc.LIeui. cliaraoterof Captain Stanley. Hia

“""-""""”-`-""`ff’-*ff-`f’-'-"'-"""-‘-"’-`-"‘~"""' ' '-'-""""""`-""""`""-`~`-"-`-`~'-`~‘f-`-‘-‘-`-'-‘f-'-‘~'-'~`-'-`-‘-'L Boihunc stationed at Sydney Mines. unduuntcvl courage und splendid

_..*TWO CENTS per word each in- 8150

sdrticn for -advertising in this col- youn umn. Cash must accompany order. enty Minimum charge twenty-live cents. to H

._-AssAu|.1' cAss.- An assault ggi"

knowledge of artillery work won for him on the field of battle, after a- bout fifteen months of fighting in Flanders and France. thc promotion of Captain Stanley to the rank of Major. .

This* being conferred on him after

his splendid work on the field of battle certainly bcspenks the highest praise that can be accorded this young officer, and we heartily ,con-

RHEUIATISI GOES

IF HO0D'S` ISUSED

-The genuine old reliable Bood'l Snrsaparilla corrects the acid condi- tion of the blood and builds up the whole system. It drives ont rheuma- tism because it cleansea the blood thoroughly. It bu been moreso- fully used for forty years.

For rlieumstism, stomach and

kidney troubles, general debiliiy and all il.‘s arising from impure blood, Hood ’a has no equal. (lat it from your nearest druggist today.

h hard ng'ming_have bccnigratulate his parents Mr. and Mrs.W. ugh mme 0. me Worst hm_d_;\V, Stanley on the honour conferred made for King and Country. having

th t “H b I gi I B __ on their son. This family might fool three sons fighting for the Grand Old-

s a cot c mu nci. u ` me men thought nothing or proud about the sacrifices they have Hug.

26th instant by Sheriff Curran and

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was purchased by the Royal Bank of -

Canada for $500. -"&” "

..*MR. MORRISON' ENL|STS.-

Mr. John Morrison, tailor of George- town. has recently enlisted for home .Ieioncc and leaves Georgetown in a short time to lake up his new duties. ‘ - Mr. Morrison ,has already seen active service having bc-an a volunteer at the time of the Northwest Rebellion In 1885. His eldest son, Peter. is with the 105th .in France and one of his brothers has been at the front practically since the beginning of the

war. -"&" .

..*N-EW FURNITURE FOR HIGH SCHO0L.- Thirty-three ,new pupils" desks, a new teachers desk, and a new 1-lyloplate blackboard, have re- ‘.e_ntly been placed in the Principa‘l's room of the Georgetown High School. .The new desks are designed to seat one pupil each and are a distinct im- provement on the old kind. George- town has- now one of the lmost up-to- date Prlnclpal's ‘rooms in the prov- Ince, thanks to the present Principal,

Mr. Shaw.- "&”

..*COUNTY COURT.-The Decem-

ber session of the County Court of, King’5 County (Fifth Circuit) wus

19th instant. The docket was a large_ one and occupied the attention of. the Court all day from 10 n. m. till. 4 o'clock p. m. when the' Courgad-i jouined. The chief contested case wasl that of George Wightman, of Monta-' gue, versus Roach, in which judg- ment was. given for the plaintiff. Messrs S. S._ Hessian, of Montague. J. D. Stewart, of Charlottetown, and A. F. McQuaid, of Souris, were the lawyers in' attendance.

' EASTERN PEllS0llli.S

..*Rev. G. J. McLellan. Charlotte

town, was n visitor to Georgetown’ las-t week. -“&" (

..*M»r. Gregory McLean, De Gros

Marsh, was to Georgetown on Thurs- day on' a business trip. -"&"

..*Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Howlett,

Annandale. have gone on an extended visit to Moncton, Fredericton, Am- herst and Sydney.

. .*Msssrs Maurice Donovan, of thc

‘steamer “Gulnare',” John A. Macdon- ald, Inspector of Shells. New Glas- gow. N.'S., Mr. Breen, of Halifax, and Miss Mollie McLean, teacher of St. Mary"s Road, spent Christmas at their homes in Georgetown. -“&”

PRllSPElIlS_IAVllRABlE

OTTAWA, Dec. 30-A gentleman

whose' business brings him into all the Provinces of Canada, -reports that conditions frcrm the standpoint of the Government have been very much im- proved by the prospect of an elec- tion. He found Conservatives, who some months ago were rather criti- cal of the Government. had fallen back into line' as soon us the Liberals be- gan to talk about forcing an appeal to . the country. In his opinion there will be a still greater change of sentiment in favour of the Government as soon as the writs are issued. and he is con- fident that from that time until elec- tion day~ the Opposition will suffer the loss day by day of Liberals who are not going to take the' chance of plac- ing the conduct of the war in the hands of Sir Wilfred )Laurier and his supporters, no matter what profes- sions they may make. Going into par- ticulars he said the Government would make gains in Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Saskat- chewan and Alberta, but would lose in Quebec, with perhaps a slight loss in British Columbia. The majority in 0n‘- tario. he added would remain as it is. In that Province the Government had the same chance of winning half a dozen' seats from the' Liberals as the Liberals had of winning a similar num- ber from the Conservatives. On the whole his opinion is that. if the Gov- ernment were seeking for nothin'g

appeal to the country at the very ilrst opportunity.

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MAIUR l.W. SIIINIEY

When wsr broke~out and England

declared war on August 4th. 1914, Captain J. Webb Stanley, was one of- the first to volunteer his services and along with many of the splen- did boys of the Heavy Artillery were sent to guard the Cable at Canso. The citizens in general can well re- member the magnificent nend-off tendered the boys on leaving Char- lottetown aboard S. S. Cacoune.

‘Altar epsndhg four hard-yorlred

months in Csnso. tics between Capt- sin Stanley and his men ~ became stronger than ever and when ase- cond call was made for artillery to

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Come in and see “Heart Songs.” (Io overa few of thc pages _ Lo' k for your favorite piece. It is there. Compare "neart S me-. wizh any other song book you have ever seen- We

in-.w ihe rcsut; ycu will not go away without a cop/ of the

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held at Georgetown on Tuesday the l

fail Guardian’s

Beautiful Big ~ Song Book

"Heart Songs"1s not a mere collection of words and music

‘ thrown togeather to make a song book, 20,000 people voted

the songs m “Heart‘S_ongs” the songs of the American people Four years were required to reach a verdict and the result is

. _“Heart Songs,” the song book of the American people.

Many of these songs cannot be found in any other collection I`hey came in yellow, time-worn, tearstained sheets- that had been sacredly treasured from childhood - some were

H _written out from memory-others were given by titles only-

/ or remembered verses involving a long search to obtain the

ole. Oi the thousands received it is safe to say that

the everal hundred finally selected-ss having the largest num r of votes and the highest endorsement-represent today the taste of the Amerlcian pe: ple in its choice of music. We believe that the distribution of this unrivalled song col ction_wili bring more happiness into the homes of . our Reade ; ill do more to make them attractive to young and old; do re to mculcate a love for n usic; to soften, elevate and ref e the home life; to cultivate the noble and gtilgher virtues o the fireside- than any other rr cans we could

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