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1 Stock

Preparations

` This is the time of

year when good stock foods or condition pow- ders are widely needed.

It is “Ia time when stock sho d be put and kept in protéer condition.

We ave a large stock

of farm drugs including Royal Purple Stoek Specific Royal Purple Poultry Specific .lsmiesorfs Condition Powders Herbageum Stock and

Poultry Powder

These have won r_e-

putations on their merit.

A large stock of specislstock remedies also

.l. G. Jamieson * - Druggist

1. l

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llrd to 4th. wind 9th. very cold wvutho-.r. 10th to 12th, milder. 13th to 15th. fair. 16th to 20th. rough. mid and squally. 21st to 25th, low temperature. 26th to 29th, storm wave. 30th to 31st, blustery.

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Notice is hereby given that l have

sold all my interest ln the business of General Merchandise heretofore con- ducted by me at Belle River to Mal- colm F. Reily who assumes all liabili- ties and is authorized to collect all debts due me from said business.

.I . D. REI LY,

6487-l-9M6t. -

Notice

The General Annual Meeting of the

Shareholders ot' the Duiistailnage Cheese and Butter Co., Ltd., will be held at the crenmcry on Wednesday the 19th inst., at. 2 o'olot-k p. m.

FRED COURT,

‘ Secretary.

‘ 6428-1-Bhithstutii.

, _ '».§\ in ..‘.'*?'

£5

-lx.; A T3:-'J

|71*/3

.ll

,Mail Contract

SEALED TENDERS, addressed to

the Postmaster General, will be re ceived at Ottawa until noon, on Fri- day. the 18th. February 1916, for the conveyance of His Maiesty's Mails. on 1 proposed Contract for tour yeah six times per week on the route Crapaud, No. 1 Rural Route, from the Postmaster General's Pleasure.

Printed notices containing furthe”

,infomation as to conditions of pro lposed Contract may be seen and blank forms of Tender may be obtain efi at the Post Otiices of Crapaud and Hampton, and at the ofllce of the ,Post Ofllce inspector. ' Post Oflice Inspectors Oiiice. Jan |111*-'y 3. 1916.

JOHN F. WHEAR.

P. 0. inspector

G-106-1-4liitu3wks.

Notice

The annual meeting of the

Royal Scarlet Chapter of Unio District will be hed at Lyn: Lodge, Uigg on Friday. the 14 day ot Januarv at 7 o’clo<'k p. rr.

647!!-1-9.\Iljl.

D t -S1 h ‘ |.

R. C. McLEOD, ~.. .‘€1.',T.‘.¢ il.."‘.‘Z.'!.‘.i?..’§§‘é’1$‘Li°»1§‘F'.‘3.“y2§’l‘..°‘It

C. ScIibe_ li-meeteeder mnylive within nine miles of hi

cejtaici conditions. A hub tab_lo house is r_e-

. where residence is Deriorrnsd in

Elllll. Hill lllllilll

llli SICK |llilIlEHl

BEST FOR LIVER AND IOWEI-8. FOR BILIOUSNESS. SOUR

STOMACH CONSTIPA-

Get a 10cent box now. Furred Tongue, Bad Colds, lndlges-

tion, Sallow Skin and Mlserablo Head- aches come from u torpid liver and clogged bowels, which cause your stomach to become titled with undi- gested food. which sours and fer- ments like garbage in s swill barrel. That’s the nrst step to untold misery -lndigeston, foul gases. bad breath. yellow skin, mental fears. everything that is horrible and uauseating. A Cascaret tonight will give your con- stipated bowels a thorough cleansing and straighten you out by morning. They work while you sleep-a 10~cent box from your dniggist will keep you feeling good for months. Millions of men and women take a Cascaret now and then to keep their stomach, liver and bowels regulated, and never know a miserable moment. Don't forget the children-their little insides need a food, gentle cleansing, too..

i

M EETING

The Annual Meeting of the share-

holders and Patmos of the Cornwall Creamery Co., will be held in Cornwall Hall on Wednesday, Jan. 12th at 2.30. D H MURCHISON, Secretary.

-1374-1-1MStuftu4i.

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iynopsis of Canadian Northwest Land Regulations.

THE sole head of afamilv. or any male over

rlzlreen yqars -ild. msyhomes ea_d a quarter-

i-cfion of available Dominion land in Manitoba. ~ eskatchewan or Alberrs._ Applicant must ap- »ear in person at the Dominion Lands Agency -Y Sub-Agencv for the D|stri_ct. Entry bv proxy may be made at any Illominion Lands Agency but not Sub-Arencyl on certain conditions

s

omrstud on a farm oi atleast H0 acres, on

H

W J MacEACHERN

Mt. Albion Secreta

jan. 8th, 1916. 64s4~1Mmwftu41.

in ceronin districts a homesteader in good s andingl may pre~enlpt_ n mrarter-section along- \ s de his ungestead. nee 8.400 per acre y£ust1$;lSi:.irz:1<{=tl1sh residcnc; in each _ni thrre

The Annual of the c_C:?elitl:d)i?e»l*llgnlias exhausted his homestead

Dand Pan-ogg oflflge rigntrnay takeapurchased homestead in cer

Zelhfg() aifyigg _` [ _ Mustreside six months in each ofthree years,

will be held in the usualnlace 0nl_°"'r'l.‘2°§$§’§.’ 3?'.T.’1.'.‘Jl‘.i1§‘.i°1'.. 2..'l.‘."£'f 1213.312. Wed-~esday, January 19th, at one ‘sg we Ur muah.-¢...s1.y sr .omyisnd 1....

ii , _ ‘ 4 be obtained _a_s soon as homestead patent. on

tu _

0’Cl0Cl{ P. IT). certain conditions.

. . ,

. YY-

V

_ g omcstea patent .also 51|

cres extra cultivation Pre emption patent may

n districts. Price $3.00 Der acre. Duties-

ock may be substituted for cultivation under

\\'. W. CORY. C. M. G .

Deputy of the Minister of the interior

N._B.-Unauthorized publication of this ld- erttsement will not be paid for. 64328.

6300-l--llmtl sdarill

DIARY OF EVENTS. 'ro-DAY.

City iliagisti-ales Court 9. u.1u

Peoples Theatre 7. 5.1.3.

Prince Edward 3. 7 and 8.45,.

BIRTHS

g V _ 11

Mc8WA|N.-At Cardigan on Jan. 2nd, 1916. to Mr. and Mrs. D. R. McSwain, a son. Congratulations.

.~;__*

MARRIAGES ~

BRvN‘I’ON~DAY.- At Wilmot, Jan.

5th by Rev. G- A. Sutherland, Eli- jah Brynton of Berlington and Mamie Day of Wilmot.

LIDBTONE-CAMPBELL. - At the Manse, Kensington Jan. 5th by Mr. Rev. G. A. Sutherland. H. Roy Lidstone and Laura Campbell, both of l~"reetovm.

A 'nnariis

PlNEAU.- At North Rustico, Jan.

9th Eugene Plneau aged 56.1-‘uneral today at 2 p. in. to Rustico Ceme-

(QTY .

MeDONALDf-On Jany. 10. 1916. Rod-

erick A. McDonald, Bellevue. aged 74 years. l~‘uneral~today. Tuesday at 2 p. m. to Valleyileld Cemetery.

F TOOK A CAB T0 THE FRONT

susdisn oiilcor attached to u |- regiment, -diocribillg his ar- st the front ln.; letter for which

Wi;

. DIY!! .

“Arrived up here yesterday; took

a cab pert of the way-until the

Frenchman iDt~sD'sH oi' his horse. F

1-tad a great sleep llsv night-nlhtllfi in s house without any root or vrin- dows left in it:,- and 3 couple of our

F0

ends birthday. Have lust taken over splstoonandsmgl°ll¢\lt> 10 him over the t. line trenches. which we go into tomorrow. Like it hero very much. Fine crowd ot rol- lows.”

GASTO

2 >

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Public

We are instructed by Mr. J. P. lloo

Bayllcld Street, Charlottetown, on

Bedroom and kitchen Furniture, Six

Also 88 Note Player Piano, Player

about; Umbrella Top; Single Slclgh; H age Bottom with Combination Single Justable for both, moveable Canopy T with rubber and steel tires; 3 robes:

Straps tor Bells. etc.

Also pacing and trotting family ho r

posed of.

Reasons for selling, removing from Terms Cash ..

' -1""

6468-12-8Mtf.

Thursday Jan.

beginning at 10.30 o'clock a. m.. his Hall, Parldr, Sitting Room, Dining Room,

Pictures, Sewing Machine, ice Chest, &c.

Typewriter, Small Ollice Safe, Oiilce Chair, &c.

Also Concord carriage with nnvenble rear seat; Ball Bearing Run

and Double Cloth trimmed Body ad- op for same also two eta of wheels wra '

Auction =

tl to sell by auction at his residence, D25

13th, 1916,

Section Boolccaso, Books, Wardrobe,

Rolls, Gramophone, Gramo Records,

igh Turn Sleigh Bottom and Carri~

S .

ps. Rugs, 3 sets Harness, 2 Long

se "Chlet‘wood". lt' not previously dis-

the Province.

BENJ. CARTER G. C0

Auctioneers.

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GUARDIAN GLA

Ono cent per word ilrst Insertion

-as-o oaen oenslnustlon. Gash must seooiiipaiiy order. llsllnug

~».-~

SSIFIEIJ I IIS.

».,, _

tr! indebted tl) tho Bunk of Mont- FOR SALE-10 ACREI OF LUFIER

"n.n." eto om-dan fue-iz-sim.

hmm. MMM “Mau” ,M Fon sat?-A Numssn ir voliiiii

n&'vIi`f'°"o |.s'?'w'i"r`”n`cH` A' `nci`fo

5 fl Gredtkorgelt. |689-ll-Ollitf.

ag-nu wanted |

,.._____.____._ Aaeurs WANTED To sELL*F6n WAN-|-gp A MMU 'Fon _G¢~il'f['

:;~2.':;:..':;i'::.:.°.::i2‘ 23g,;»,-,-,W

' ' }| I - - 31. 271121232 {»'§.'i'?1`3°i.'t°§1'§.;..l'.f'2f. fitii-1 W*'"‘°» A KWEHEV' 515+- ' mont. stoné it woinngwn. Toro! APP” *° 45 Gm* °°°

1110. 0 i.. B373-1-IMEZGI. ._

€ WANTID-PUPIL NUHBIS A1’ THE

For Bale

will sell in lots to suit purcbusera.§ Apply to M. P. McDonald. Orwol|.l ‘ N __ 0421-1-oust.

Full particulars on apglicotlon to

'~ “'**’“-'-

OR SALE PAIR ILUE FOXIO _

Help Wanted-Female

rge Street.

6473-1-Bmtil

Taunton State Hospital Training Béhool tor Ngrsei. For further

particulars Dr. Arthur V. Goss, Supt. V nton Btsto Hospital, Taunton. Mal. 3404-10-lZMtr

Miscellaneous

CHRIST IN FLANDER8

You did not seem to touch us very

nearly, ' '

Ot course we thought' about You now

and theuz' . Especially in any time of trouble- We knew that You were good in time

of trouble, ‘ 1

But we are very ordinary men.

And there were always other things

His work. his home, his pleasure;

Sunday. ` ll

one‘s llic. ll

Aiul all the wliilc iii atrec or lane or li

ln country lane. in city street or by- 11

way. 0

You walked among ue, and we did

not see. 0

our pavements,

... .. ,"l|Z" Pllli Jlll Ill

Slllll. lllllllli lllli A F if

“MY. HOW 'Til' GLADDEN8 TIRED.

to mink of, no more burning feet; no more swollen

'I'here’s lots ot’ things a man has got achinl. tender. sweaty feet- N0 more

to think gf, soreness in coma. callouses bunions. »

-and his wife; , what under the sun you've tried with

:Aint so we only thought or You on sun- out gettin: ' roller. lust use “'l‘lz."

day, '"'l'ls" is the only remedy that draws V

Sometimes, perhaps. not oven on ii out all the poisonous exudatlons which

won't. sqgm tight and your lcct will I

i

|,y.“-ay llen. Think of it. no more foot misery.

r

Your gee; were bieeaing as you walk. relief. Wear smaller shoes. Just once

ed our pavements, try “'I`iz." Get a. whole year's toot

How ,114 we miss your fomp,-ings on comfort for only 25 cents. Think of it. I

p | su q -iq

SWOLLEN BURNING FEET-

» l'l"8 GLORIOUSI”

Ah! what relief. No more tired feet;

No matteriwbat. ails your feet or U

ull up the feet. "Tin" cures your foot p your face in pain. Your shoes

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Burns- Anniversary Celebration

, nder the auspices of the Cal the People’s Theatre on Janii _ _ _ , ariety programme consisting of' Songs.- _Recitati_ons;.

ancing, Bag Pipes, Music, D

ation su ss anythin ever

edonian club ofP.s.1.1n`: Hfy .

24th and 25th A grand

rills etc., is daintily psepmed

Because mm." a,w,,,~,, inns to mi trouino so sown _hover limp or draw andevcry effdrt is :being put fgrwapd to make thi; Gglgbg,

rpa g had in the City. A special?

ia

ever. never hurt or get sore and awe train run on the Munay I

o more agony from corns, callouses r bunions. V Get a 25-cent box at any drug store department store and get instant

" Programme will appear in

rbor line as usual. fi a few days. _

.¢».

S A. MCLEOD, Chairman, 1;

T.

6513-1-11-Mtuthstf.

M. McMILLAN, Secretary

Can there be other folk as blind ns

we?

tit lsn't strange to think of lou in

Flanders)

make things clear,

We never thought about You much

Now we remember over hem in Fland_ But now that we arc tar away from lt

ers,

This hideous' warfare seems to Y

Wh

in England.

England _

We have no doubts,wo know that

You are here. _

ou helped us pass the jest along the

trenches.

ere, in cold blood. we waited in

the trenches. Though we forgot You You will not

You touched its ribaldry and made

it Hue. We tcel so sure that You will not for-

Garden.

We know you prayed for us upon 'the

Cross, ‘

anything could make us glad to

bear it.

TOM’8 BIG JOB `_|

_,_ if

The small boy had applied for n job

'Twould be the knowledge that You at ii factory.-The manager was a

willed to bear it. thorough patriot. and knowing' the

Paiii-death-the uttermost of liu~ lad's three brothers were'on active

man loss. srvlceileterniined in §iv.6 him W0\‘k-'

“How's your brother Frank getting

on ‘!" he asked theyoungster 1

"Oh, ‘e's out at the i’ront,'sir." re-

forget. us, plied the boy, proudly. -_

You stood beside us in our pair! aint

weakness.

We‘rc glad to think you iiiidcrstniid

our weakness,

Somehow it seems to liclp us not tu

whine.

Ellllllllll

GQVERNMFNT

RAILWAYS

We think about You, kneeling in the

Garden,

Ah! God! thc agony of that dread

_ I

' gill UB.

“Gooa; and Albert?" -’ Our Albert'a out wi' Erauk. in the

But stay with its uiilll this dream 331118 l'f!8l|1ll0l5¢-" i "

in past.

"And your oldest brother. Toni. l

And so we ask for courage. sirciigili SUDD080 l.\C's in Franco, too?" ;=

and pardon,

Especially, I think. we ask for pardon. D And that You'l| stand beside its to

the last. » li

-L. \V., 11, 1015.

I |` i '

The lad shook his hcad. looking rouder than ever. _v "Oh, no. sir." hc said. “our 'l‘om_ ai-1n’t gone to Franco. “E’s mintlln,

in Loinlon Spectator. Sept. india."

o

Change oi Tim;

Maritime Express Daily-Ocean Lim- ited Daily Except Sunday

_On Sunday, January 9th. the Mari- time Express will run daily between Halifax and Montreal, leaving Hali- tax at 3.00 p. m. Connection will bc made at Moncton to and from St. John daily. The Ocean Limited will not leave Halifax Sunday, January 9th, but will leave on its present schedule time 8.00 a. m. daily except Sunday thereafter. lt's continuance during the winter months will be pleasing news to thousands of travellers to ‘ whom the "Ocean" appeals as an ex- press train of excellence in service. and ,comfort in travel. fl From Montreal the Maritime Ex~

press will leave on its pfesent schedule 8.15 a.m., daily and the Ocean Limited. 7.25 p.m.. daily except Sunday.

6431-1-6-ME8l.

Annual Meeting Central

Farmers’ institute

ll The annual meeting of the Central

Farmer's Institute will be held in the Prince of Wales College Hall, on Tuesday and Wednesday. January 18th and 19th. Excursion fares have been

grrauged on the Standard Certiilcatc

an

January _ 9th

3, r ll *_ _

° E. ix. 1~1.1ci.AnnN. __ _

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osis-1-11-11111.

l

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'_ S. A. McDonald’s

--i

Amfual Sale of Remnants begins this Morning at 9 O’clock

Silks,

1 Dress- Goods,

Cottons

CASH ONLY

'_ 1

_'l`hi_s is a _cleaning up of all odds ` and ends in cottons, dress goods, laces,

embroideries, pnnt cottons, muslins, waistings, silks, ribbons, shirtings etc., etc.

_ All these ends will be placed on our counter at 9 o’clock this morning, this »

prom1ses_to be one of the most successful remnant sales we ever had, owing to the

large vanety of good lengths and patterns offered.

A lot of odds and endsof Ladies Blouses

being cleared out at 49 cents each _

L

silver black and cross foxes. Island bred. Apply to the Central Fom,C0». p Limited. Charlottetown. or Samuel Craig. 3896-11-lilltl.

To Let

do light housekeeping. Good stable

$iToo ni

powerful else and easy to

clean all your

mattresses

Wanted

"rTio`6's'¢I’”Irri.v na

is

u ,

-E“'!;:g,li |;m3 wL

l

apply to sox 44|, city. ' i ' ' -

Mlylf- wi.'f.',5§..“°.§"..»? '°"

It Wi

p. c. Warburton and

?

F RTHER GRA

CRUIT

MEETI

V

. »

. Will be held as follows :--- g Tuesday.-ll St. Anthony and St. Eleanors-

Wednesday "il2tli, at Victoria West A A A Thursday l3tli, Central Bedeque and Tryon

Meetings will besllield at -7.305 p.m.

he address all and an attrsc_tivs‘ win

_ I., V,

~Tliese`wiIllssam illebostllall si e

_ up WI 3' tend all who Your and Country* g --lou

sito-1-lniett

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