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ther ,ifsiine and the roads;gQoc_1 is the time to _lay in a good supply- of good Coal, later on;tjliere’1l be storms and then you’ll wish you hadl taken our advice. '

We have a big

stock of the very best Coal and Wood .

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Life is very miserable to those

suffer with I_ndi§estion, Dyspe gig, Sour Stomach 'an Biliousiiess. ??hi|

letter from Captain Swan (one of the but known s ippers on the Great Lakes) tells how to get quick relief from .Sltomacli Tngible. om* univigu. `N'i‘., Ma 8th 1 I .

I “A man has a'poor chauhe of’li\?in;

and engoyiug life when he cannot eat. That was what was wrong with me, Loss of appetite and indigestion was brought on by_Constipation. I have had trouble with these diseases for years. I lost a great deal of flesh and suffered constantly. For the last couple of years, I have taken “Fruit- a-tives" and have been so pleased with the results that I have recommended them on many occasions to friends and acquaintances. I aiu sure that "Fruit- a-tives" have helped me greatly. By following the diet rules and taking ‘ ‘Fruit-a-tivesfaccordiug to directions, any person with Dyspepaia will get benefit".

H. SWAN

"Fruit-e-tives"are sold by all dealers

at 5oc. a box 6 for $2.50, or trial size 25c. or sent postpaid on receipt of price by .Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawm- /

"Stop clearinit _your tliroat-“i’cus-

lar" 'i'hron.t Dr.igc~cii are what you i.eed. Get o. 25c. box at The Peiislai' Drugstore-E A. Foster, Sunnyside.

“A Job Line ol' hockey boots at $1.75.

Also ankle supports for 20:2., 3.5¢. and

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400. Goff liros. S2-iS-1-i2MIil.

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~ " N Rexall Cold Tablets are guar- _ fij' anteed to cure you. Get a box, `,'\jf .,.-\s$,,-.._",\ -and you are sure to be delighted .\,- . iff, ‘~ with the results. Price 25c per . /lull bo... .

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‘Not All is Gold that Glitters sféfét _,N If you want, good, pu re, >_ -. reliable for . _ _ ~ K

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h°1l°$il- -manufacturer. . W f :'--=:s<.=':f.=-‘-'.1sri.-’.s~':-ff.-1;: have _earnestly striven to _“_ W" ' establish such a reputation, and believe our old frif nds

will say that we have never disappointed them. Hickey’s

‘ Black Twist Chewing Tobacco represents not r nly

our best efforts but the best to be had in the tobacco line.

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F Oiiice Supplies

1915 For 1915 I Carter’s Bookstore

Is headquarters for all kinds of Office Stationery, Blank Books, and Office Supplies, at lowest prices. -

Carters “Success” Binding Cases, complete

with index 25 cents each, and only $2.50 per dozen. The

best value in binding cases ever offered._ Every Business Office of any account should be supplied with some of -

these Time Saving, useful

and handy devices.

We have a Million _Envelopes ln, stock. Every. size

used and any quality desired. Wholesale & Retail.

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of this discount NOW-

At 25 p. c. Discount

In order to clear out our stock of Horse Rugs.

we are offering a special discount of 25 p. c. Now is your chance to secure_a first class rug at

portunity for the thrifty_ buyer. All our rugs must go before stock taking, so take advantage

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By Iakilit “Fruit-a-Ilvesfllf ‘ Says flapl. Swan :

IT PAYS to buy in this Province. 1

ATTENTION ia called to the ad-

vertisement ln another column oi this issue re building for sale. 8258.

THE"8TANLEY.-The Stanley dock-

ed In Georgetown yesterday morning at 10.15, with 22 tons freight, 200 sacks mail and 23 pasengers.

THE MNTO.-The Minto dosked

in Pictouyesterday at 10.55 a. in. with 12 tons freight, 28 sacks mail and 45 passengers.

THE CANADIAN FLAG-You would

iight for it; .will you buy for lt? Bea- ver Flour is Canadafs own product. use ii. 8260.

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.-Rev.

Jas] MacDougnll will preach on Sut- urday‘,` the lilth. at Canoe Cove at 7 p. m., and on Sabbath, the 17th, at Argyle' Shore, at 10.30, DeSable, nt 3 and Hampshire at 7.

NOTlCE.- Subscribers are notifi-

cd that the prlcn of the Morning Daily (Iiiordidn and Montreal Daily Star is $4.00 por year: the Morning Daily Giinrdiun und Family licralii and Weekly Still' is $3.25 DHI' VNU! “lid U10 prlcc oi' the Evening Guardian and Montreal Daily Star is $3.25 per year; the Evening Guardian and Family ller- ald and Weekly Star is $2.25 per year.

ICE RACES.-Great interest is he-‘

lng taken in the horse races (2.30 and ll-minute classes). which come nfl Tliursday afternoon, the entries of which close ut 8 o'clock Wednesday evening, with thc Secretary oi' the C. D. (‘., nt Henderson's forge. Among those likely to start are: Angus Dil- lard, Princess Etta, 2.20, Moth Miller, Wiiinle M., Derby. Commodore Grant, Dry Cleaner. The Baroness, liuby Reil- diii, Ruth I-l. and several others.

VICTORIA PERSONALS. - Mr.

Barney Trainor, l{elly`s Cross, was a visitor to Victoria ’I‘hiirsdi1y.- Mr. Hammond Nelson, Montague, repre- senting the Massey Harris Machinery Co., was in Victoria on business Thurs- day.-- Mr. Hayworth, Sackvllle, re- presenting tlie Nova Scotia Motor and Carriage Co., made i1 business trip to Victoria. 'l`hursday.- Mr. Cnmdoii Holland. Tryon, who spent the past few days at the Orient Hotel, Victor- ia, left 'Thursday for New Haven, and returned to Victoria Saturduy.- Mr. Neil Penpraise, Victoria, who was in Charlottetown for a couple ot’ days on business, returned home Friday.-V.

CANOE CCVE.-The following ls

the standing of thc pupils of Canoe Cove School for the month of Decem- ber:-Grade VI-1, Flora Campbell; 2, Ivan McArthur; 3, Roderick McNeviu. Grade V.-1, Sarah McEachern; 2, Sar- iih l\'lcl<innon; 3, Marion liiclfenzic, Grade IV.-1, Sarah Mcl{innou and Eleanor Inman; 2, Freda Potts; 3, Flora Mcltnc. Grade lil.-1, Jessie McNevln; 2. Mary llell McKinnon; 3, Archibald Campbell. Grade ll.--1, Marjory Mcliacheru and Margaret Campbell; 2, Donald Mcliac; :l, Jamcs Inman. Graded l.~1. Nell Cuniphell; 2, Cliarlcs lV_lcl'\‘cvin; 3, Mary Mclioan. Those who had perfect attciiilancct- Sarah McKinnon, Russel Mc(Iannel; Sarah liriclilacliern, Surah May Mc- Kinnon. Mnrjory McEachern, Margar- et (Iampbcll. .itunes Inman, Eleanor Inman.

CLYDE RiVER.-- The Annual

Clirlstmas Concert of the Mission Band of Clyde River l’resbytcrinii tliiurch was held ns announced and was much enjoyed by all pr<».<ient. Au cxccllcnt programme ot' choruses. solos, i'ccitatioiis, exercises, drills, t-td., vras carried out by the young people. livery number on the long programme was well rpndi-ro<l, but the solos by Marjory Darraich ami Lillian Mi:l’hnll, as well as the recita- tions by Amy liood, Viola. McKinnon and (Iliarlottc McKinnon are deserv- ing of spci-lal nieiitlon. Toward the close of the entertainment "The Chris- lmas lfalry," Miss Edna Auld, assist- cd by six “li‘:ilry" sisters quickly stripped t.lie beautiful Christmas Tree und delighted the children und others b_v gifts oi` candy and other good l.lilul;s. The S. S. Superintendent, Mr. il. McMillan, the President of the Mission Baud, Miss Katie Murchison, the Pastor ami his wife were among those who were kindly remembered. The singing of it chorus, Now it Sweet Good Night to All, and God Sava the King. brought it very enjoy- able concert to it closc.

VICTORIA SCHOOL.-’ The follow-

ing is the standing ot' the pupils of Victoria liigli School for the month oi' December. Princlpul's Deport- mcut:- Grade Vlll.--1. Willie Wad- dcll; 2, Marion Len; 3, Winnie Villeit. Grade VI.-I. Blanche McDonald; 2, Ada Clurk; Il. Kenneth Striglit. Grade Vi.-1, Gcrtic Lord; 2, Pauline Miller; 3. Winnie lilabey. Grade V.-1, Cluiidc Snow; 2, Clifford Len; 3,. Douglas Clark. Assistants Depnrtment:- Grade IV.-1. Mary McQuarrle; 2, Win- field Cunicron; 3, Whitefield Howutt. Grade ill.--1. Kathleen Clark; 2, Ever- ett Wotton; 3. Karl Boultcr. Grade ll.~1. Leslie McLean; 2, Arthur (‘lark. Grade 1.- (Senior)-1, Helen Trowsdnle; 2, Millie Palmer; 3. Willie Mcquarrle. Grade l.- (Junior)- 1. Lila Wotton; 2, LeRoy Clark; 3, Geo. rgo McLeod. Tlul following pupils inode perfect attendance during the nioiithr-Wesley Clark. Ada Clark, Blanche McDonald. Willie Waddell, Kenneth Strlght, Thelma 'l‘rowsdnle. Douglas Clark, Claude Snow, lielcn Miller, (‘liii'ord Leu, Winfield Came- ron, Lcltoy Howiitt. Mary McQuarrlo. Ev"a"l‘rowsdule. Kathleen Clark. Ere- rett Wotton, Karl Boulter, Hollis Snow, Percey Clark. Leslie McLeaq,~ Willie Mcquarric. Helen 'l`rowsdal`e,' Millie Palmer. Lila Wotton. Helen ltogerson. Juliette ltogcrnou.-V. .

HFRESH FROM THE “PINEY

WOODS." come the white bark and red spruce gum uiied in making Pens- iar White Pine and Spruce Balsam- ilie -cough remedy you oulxlit always lo have In iii house. 25 and 50 cts. bot- ilcs. Got it at E. A. l~‘oster'a the "l’e'i:slar" Driigsioro

w*What 7 is Fantomas?

' UNSIGNED;- An unsigned report of the Clyde River Races has been ,received by The Guardian and awaits the senders name.

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.-Rav.

Ewen McDougall will preacli Sabbath 517th at Birch Hill at 10.30. Milivlcw at 2.30 and Kinross at 6.30 p. m.- ~

'NOTICE . T0 SUBSCRIBERS.- Bubscrlbers will please `note that the club offer for Canadian Countryman is only good for our subscribers -on Prince Edward Island. ' 8199

ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION.

-On Tuesday evening, Jan. 5th, lust., a number of the members and congre- gation ot the Long Creek Baptist Church met‘at the home oi’ Mr. W. E. Stretch where u very enjoyable even- ing was spent. Mr. Paul McPhee, Sr. was appointed chairman for the occa- sion. after a few remarks by the chair- man stating the object oi’ the meeting called on Mrs. E. Doull who read the following address. and A. K. McPhee presented Mrs. Stretch with a beauti- ful Wicker Rocker. Dear Mrs. Stretch: -We tho members oi' the congrega- tion ol’ t_lie Long Creek Baptist (Iliurch linvo assembled hero tonight, first, to c-xtcnd to you our licnrliest wishes for :i happy and prosperous New Your, . also lo show in n tangible way our shicero appreciation of your zealous and untirlng efforts as orgnnlts und Chair lender for the past twenty-flvts years you have nt all tinies endcvor- cd to further its interests hy your dili- gencc and constant attcnilance, and in recognltioupt' your devoted scrvicc, we beg you to accept this gift as a small tribute of esteem. Trusting that you may be long spared to continue the good work so nmcli appreciated hy us. Mrs. Stretch although taken completely by surprise made zi suit- able reply, stating that sho had only dono her duty. Mr. Stretch also made a few remarks, short speeches were also made by A. K. McPhee, and Mac- Nelll, needless to say the wants -oi’ the inner man were attended to by the ladies present, the remainder of thc evening being spent in games and music. The singing ol"tlie National Anthem brought the _meeting to :1 close.

ARE COURAGEOUS `

UNDER WAR STRAIN.

PARIS, January 12.-The French

_people are enduring the emotional ehock and strain of the war well, said Professor Anatole Chauiiard, ar. eminent member of the French today at the Academy.

Normal persons, he declared, had

adapted -themselves courageously to the ugonles and uncertainties, which have not broken up all their custom- .ary habits of thought, action and feel- ing; biii in the case ot' certain excep- tional subjects, the emotional shock had resulted in mental confusion and excitement, or in depression, ami these attacking thc nervous instabil- ity had produced grave disorders.

'l_‘he early closing of wine shops and

cities, thc prohibition oi' thc sale oi' absinthe, and physical education, pro. tensor Cliaiifiaril said, were umong the things which explained the strength of the race supporting the shock and these, he contented, would also con- tribute to the restoration of the birth- rate and the moral and pliysicul cou- ditiou ol’ the i~ountr_\‘.

“Our cigar case is well stoclced .with

the best cigars procurablc. A patmii, hiimidor keeps them at the coi'r<-ci. moisture. (lur cigars will ilcliglit thc critical smoker. MacKinnon Drug Co., Cor. Great George and Kr-nt. Streets. gl/|l,f_

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right supplies. '

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y _ using bath requisite hich we can supply

asonable prices.

Sea Salt, Sponges,Bat Mits, Bath Salt, Was Rags, Toilet \’Vater Bnthe Soaps, Bat Brushes, etc., etc.

See our Kent Strec vindow.

"Bathe for health-Bath for Comfort.”

A ohnson & Johnson _

The Quality Drugstore Cor. Kent & Prince Sts.

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stocked with the best brands --whether you _want a strong, medium, or mild smoke. you will findjt here at just the ri%ht moisture. `

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cigar, one that will give you pleasure with every uff. Our cigars cost no more ihan others. 'l`rY them-

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anon than any dlizrcspcct for the ofiic-

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I LONDON, Dccciiibcr 29.-(Correo pondence)-l’urt of the Cunediar. con- ringeiit.,\vhich hiio been under a course oi training on Salisbury Plain is now on the firing linc,or soinewhcre near it, but that tl.e men have been able to show their righting abilities in tIi‘¢-tiwiiches in I\orthei'n Franco, bus not yet been announced.

Princess i'u.triciu'-s regiment, li;i*_»;cl_u

composed of men who have seen pre- \'ioi.s service, entrained at few nays ago for .\‘oiitnaiuptoii where they ein- llariied for e French port. They are to be followed by the >'cottish'regi- ments oi 'the 'coiitiiigeiits and -inter 'by- othcr units, some oi' which huvc ,lcen attached to British regiments..

it was hoped thut when t'rii‘:_cqni2i-|.-

gt-ut arrived the Ci-.uudians \\iouifl rorm an army gl their own but being lcomposed, us it is, of men who hllvc hull experience in the arts of \\'i\i?l*iirc and raw recruits, th-is was found ini- prnct.ical,le unless the continlgeiit was to remain in hlnijlnnd for un inflvifln- its time.

G() F()RWARli AS li-EAIIY. -

Now they are being sr-.nt out as they

ll,ccome eligil.-lc under the direction oi :c.\‘perieuted British officers and will take their places in the line with Brit-~ ish regiments of similur charuoltcr. They will not., however, lose their ini dividuulity as they will hc kiiiown ua the “(‘nnadiaii l`nits" oi si.cl.‘ re~l;i- .ments us they become part. of und :in- timc the main hotly will go us title “Canadian Contingent." 4

The men have had u hard time of it. n Salisbury I-’l:iln,biit there has been' little ;;ri;rr-sling. With transport -_not- ors and wagons passing nil the tisne, the camp has been turned into ,L field oi mud, while the we:it.lier, ir dump cold thut pierces to the bone, liar-i proved trying to men iised to t`.'ie dry, bracing atmosphere of (.‘nnnd.\. Hurd work has been the rule. i\le"; who Caine over with the idea thuti they were to be sent. to the front. immediately have -nevertheless lui'ck<.` led down to the routine drill tliat. tries thc patience oi all.

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i\lujoi~-flcnrrul Aldcrson, in coiiiir-iiiuifl

of the contingent, speaks highly" oi' the resilts iittnivicd since the cou-

MOVE THE CANADIAN ‘ The floods in the Salisbury district

HOSPITAL QUARTERS. are now decreasing, and the Cathedr-

-_ [al is being pumped out.

LONDON' J,mu,,_,-VV 12__ Hendqum-.I Streets surrounding Duliord Hospi-

ters number ,wo Hospital, (mnadlm, 'tal have been under a foot. of water. Contingent' has been moved pe,»m,m_ | but thc-re scems,prorziisc of a spell of emu* lt is undersmod the emi,-e 1,05. _sharp weather, and iliings will doubt- pital 'will be moved us the health of 1055 lmlY{0V0 S\\0¥‘U.\'- me patients imp,-0v,,_ l ‘Tho Ciiiiailiaii Red Cross Commis-

Thcrc have been Sewml pages 0[,sionor proceeds to Franca fora short.

spinal meningitis among the troops. f P0"l‘"l “’"l‘“""""~

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Twenty-five cents. ` .

GUARDIAN IIIJISSIFIEIJ ADS.

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One cent per word first insertion in this column, hail cent _‘er word

eaeih continuation. Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge

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Old itoliablc Foothill Nurseries." We teach our nicn to sell. lllxperioiicc uiiiiecessary. lllgliest commission ~paid. Iiamlsoma free equipment. Stone & \Vcllingto:‘., Toronto, Uni.

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, H€LP WANTED-FEMALE §i§'L \7vANTEo.---Apply ui ilu- Moroii

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WANTED--Second girl. Apply l\‘orili ` Aiiicricnii llotel, (‘.liarluII.ciowii.

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WANTED:-A_LADY CLERK FOR

store. One i'roiu ('ily having sonic cxpirrioiu-c prvfcrrvil. ltcfoiciir-c rv- quircd. Apply at Stcvvurt'.~i “llulu>i‘y" itifi Kent Si. H224-I-llliiiii. s2_/TDAY sAi.ARY for inn-iiigf»iu. - marriott or siiiglo women for work

around home, or liberal remunera- tion I'or spurc limo, liirs. liiivid- son. ,Brantforil.

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BILLY SUNDAY'S MESSAGE.

GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR MEN or womcn. Wo will pa_\' you $120.

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rlislrilmtc it in your neighborhood. Sixty iluy’.s work. Spare time may hc u."rcd. liitcriiaiioiidl Bibi(-. Press, 182 Spiidiiia. Avo.. 'l`oi'onto.

g HELP WANTED-MIILE

WANTED.-- A BCY ABOUT. 15

years old as un apprentice. Apply to W. N. Taiitoii. Wutchmaker

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liuiulbzilz. ii‘ii\<lor please return t0 this 0illi'r~. S106-1-(mit

WANTED

WANTED T0 PURCHASE.- A COM-

lnrtiiblc dwelling house centrally situaicil. \\'rilc giving particulars und prli-ii. “T. S." P. 0. Box 445. (‘l\dr|otf.t»lown. 8225-1-ll.M3lpd

POSITION WANTED-AN EXPERI-

t-iuw-il coiuiui>,r<~iul travcllcr would like position us salesman for any lint- ol' uooils. ('orrf-spoiidcnce soli- vitcd. .\ppI_v "li", care of Guardian.

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I The Eastern Trust C0

He has had some unusual conditions to deal with, such an thc apparent luck of discipline,which arises more from close comradcship oi officers and

tingcnt went into cmup in i£nglund.»{

ers' ui.-iiorm. This has all been over- come and thc general is na proud oil his iirmy as any other llritlrh com- mimder

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INCORPORATED 1893

'C1-\_PfI'l°AL $1,000.00() RESERVE $225.00()

PRESIDENT; Robert Harris, "K, C.

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND BOARD

stronger than ever.

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Codfish, Eels and _Smells which we' are offering at the lowest prices consistent 'with the quality.

Cli’town Fish Supply

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Hon. John McLean, M. P. P. Chairman,

James Eden, C. I-I. B. Longworth, J. S Hinton

This Company under its .-\ct of Incorporation `

confines its business to the administration of estates p i .and trusts, it does not receive deposits, does not ‘~ speculate with its own or trust .funds, nor does it invest monies outside of the Maritime Provinces.

In these times of financial trouble its position is

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