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YOUR Ekmnoscan buy

3"Yl~h1HB you can give

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Make - the boys at the

fF0Y1l3 happy by sending your photo for Xmas. Make the appointment at once at

Ilie Bayer Studio

Ladies'

Colored lloots $5.00 a pair

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“One Meatless Meal a Day” is a good food slogan for war time, or any time-better make it two meatless meals a day-it would mean health and strength for the nation. But be sure and get the right substitute for meat in a digestible form. Shredded Wheat Biscuit is the ideal

substitute for meat. Q.: is 100 per cent. whole w eat prepared in a digestible form. Two or three of these little loaves of baked whole wheat make a nourishing, satisfying meal at a cost of only a few cents. Delicious with 'milk or cream or fruits of any kind.

Made in Canada. ;

"'*" *_-*_1l- Staff Colonel-Your reports should

be written in such a manner that ev- en the most ignorant may understand them. _

Sergeant-Wel`l, sir what part is it

that you don’t lunderstsnd.-Christian Register. I i i

Expert Eye Testing

Our experience in vision

testing coupled with the best optical parlor in Kings County, enables us to correct your eye troubles with scientific accuracy.

Eye strain is the direct

cause of many ills. At first signs of eye strain the eyes should be examir. ed and if glasses a re needed, they should at once be Worn.

We use the same methods and

instruments as the leading eye specialists in larger Cities. You will find in our parlor such' instruments as the Elec tri c Operated Opthalmometer. Ski- Optometer and the Retinscope.

Come in and be convinced

that we can give you the best service .obtainable a n d at moderate prices.

E.E. Parkman

Montague

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..*lt pays to buy in this Province.

..*PEAT BOG8.-- Would it not

be well to make a survey of the Feat Bog.; of Eastern King's County. If they can be utilized for fuel the cash would be money well spent.-C.

..°PRODUCE §LADEN.- Capt. Coi-

ford of the "Irene M. B." cleared Saturday for a Nova`Scotla por¢ with 2,900 bushels potatoes and 500 bis- hels turnips.--C. 1 "“”

..*ROADS GOOD.- No complaints

ure heard of had roads around Souris this fall and judging by the loads ot’ produce brought in they must ___be good.-C.

..*H'ERRlNG PLE.NTlFiJL. -

Schr. "Etta L." has arrived in Sour- is from Petit De Grat with 500 bbls. Herring i'oi' ffarvell Bros. Herring is costing $10.00 per bbl' wholesale. The “Etta L." loads in Souris."--C.

..*PROFlTABLE SALE.- The

i’ar‘mer who sold a lamb a few dnys ago for $15.00 -should feel satisfied with current prices in Eastern Kings. In fact one seldom meets a dissatis- fied farmer this year.-C.

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..*THE THREE ‘°B‘s."- Canadian

Food Controller has made an appeal .to the' women of P. E. island which

_should be easily remembered viz,

economlze on the 3, B's viz., Bread. Beef and Bacon.-C.

..'CHURCH UNl0N.- Church

Union is in the air judging by the good fellowship existing between thc' parfors of the Souris Presbyterian and Methodist Churches. Prayer meet ings are held alternately in the two churches.-C.

..*NOTHlNG DOlNG.- Politics.

appear to be a. trifle quiet in Sour- is. Nobody appears to know "Whos Who" or What‘.s What" and the old antagonists appear not to know nt. whom to rail, consequently everyth- ing is very quiet.-C.

..'°G0lNG TO BOSTON.- l-ler

sister Mrs-. Howlett is home froiii Boston visiting Miss Marty Walsh of Souris who is at present in the Char- lottetown Hospital. Mrs. Howlett purposes taking her si»ste'r to Boston to get expert treritment from an eye specialist.--C.

I-low’s This ? .

We eller Oneilriundred Dollars Reward for any

case of Cstarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrb Cure.-

. Hall's Catsrrh Cure has been taken by cat-

I arrh sufferers for the past thir\y~fiv_e years, and

hss become known as the mast reliable remedy for Gatarrh. Hnli's Cstarrh Cure acts tlini the lilood on the _Mucous surfaces. expelling the Politsgin from the Blood and healing the diseased po ions. .

-Jatarrh gure at once and get rid of catarrh Send for testimonials. free.

' F.J.CHENEY 8| CO.. Toledo, Ohio.

Sold by all Druglisla 75c.

After you have taken IIall's Cawrrb Cure for `

ashort time you will see a great improvement in your eneral health. Start taking llali's

‘..'MR. R. R. HOWLETT is Guard-

ian agent for Annandale and vicinity.

..*MR. HAROLD P. GORDON is

tritive.

men are still making good hauls of bake.--C.

..*BOARD -OF TRADE.- Souris

Board of Trade whose actiivi-'ties have been dormant for some time is like-

ly tp be reorganized.-(Y.

..*Tl-IE SOURIS TRAlN.- lt is to

be hoped that a satisfactory “Time Table/‘ for winter will be granted. say ii daily express- and freight 3 tiimes n week.--C.

DYSPEPSIA MADE A WRECK

OF HER. -

Ontario Soldier‘s Wife made worlo by ordinary remedies. but soon cured by Dr. Casse|l’s Tablets.

Mrs. Mary lawrence, 9, May-place.

Kitclieree, Ont.. writesz- "Dr. Cas- sell‘s Tablets have made me a new woman. I used to be terribly depress- ed and suffered so much from Dyspep» sia that l was almost a physical wreck. I tried various things, which only see-med to make me worse, and then at last ‘I‘ P.'0t Dr. Cassell's1 Tali- lets. They changed V my whole out- look on life. I am well now, r' romp with nry children. and ani looking hope."ully forward to my soldier hus- linnd's return."

A free sample of Dr. CasseII's Tah-

iets will be sent to you on receipt of 5 cent; for milling and packing. Ad- dressz' Harold F. Ritchie and Co., Ltd. 101 MfCauI-st-. Toronto.

Dr. Cassell’s Tablets are the sup-

reme remedy for Dyspepsla, Kidney Troubles, Sleeplessness, Anaomia, Nervous Ailments and Nerve Paraly- sis, and for Weakness in Children. Specially valuable for nursing rnotli- ers and during the critical periods ot life. Price 50 cents per tube, six tubes for the price of five, from Drugglsts und Storekeepers throughout Canada. Don’t waste your money on imita- tions; get the genuine Dr. (Zasi:ell's 'l`a.lilvts. li 'Proprietou Dr. Casse|I's Co., Ltd., Manchester, Eng.

_ ACROSTIC.

Belgium the blood-stained, tear-stain

ed, with honor stainless still!

fail to kill.

treat trust'

odds in a cause so just.

rind sacked her marts.

llelgian hearts.

-Emily M. Warnock.

the Georgetown Guardian Represen-

..#i~iAi<E Pi.1ENr|ruL.-' Ftaiic.-~‘

_ St. Peter’s Hall, Tuesday, October

E'en tyranny, torture, exile, her spirit

Y. -

Grand in her grim resistance ’galnst

lgnoble foes have sullied her shrines

llnsullied wait undnunted the patient

Might Conqums “OL Right Uiumpm Opposition Candidates ure invited

o'er tyrants' subtle arts: ¢° be prewnt'

ETTA |_AMinA Mitten. f

The home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas

A. iviillai, iviuii-a, ri...oo. _-oi-.ii, ...is .mule very sail iii i~`i~li!;iy. Sept, 21, 1 when the uiisel oi death culled awav their only child. Etta Lariiira, at the tender age of two years and t-'ght months. She had been sick but a few days, and yet from the very iir1.‘. it was feared that bumin skill cc-uld do» little to save her life. as her dist-ise was a very had ease of dlplitheritr. Me- 'dlcal attention did everything pos-, sible. and the effort. oi' the doctor was siipplenienteu by the loving care ot' the parents and the cliild's grnndmo-i ther. Mrs. Reid, who had hastened to_ _the stricken hc-me as soon us it was known that diphtheria was there. But tht- disease could not be mastered. and; the little one went away to Jesus to' await a glad reunion with the sorrow-‘ ing ones who miss her in their horn" On Saturday the neighbours gathered as near the home as was considr.-reti_ advisable, and there received the little` casket from the hands of the heart- broken father and grnndfntiier. Tlir-

aad one, and during the short grave- side service many symifithetic tears lwerc- shed for those who parted with their darling at the gateway of their

communitv who have called

MISPLACED SYMPATHY

oi’ mind encounter(-_j it small boy in his neighborhood, who gave evidence lot having emerged but lately i`i‘oni ii

lseverc battle. . `

“l am sorry," said the man. "to see‘

tiirit _vou have a black eye Sammy."

Wiieieupon Saimriiy retorted:

- "You go homo and be sorry for your own little boy-he's got two!"-- Everyborly's Magazine.

Politi`cal__‘Meeting

V Meetings of the Electors of the ‘Second Distric; of King's County will oe held in the lollowiiig places:

Monticello, School I-louse, Monday.

October 29th.

30th.

Morerll Hall, Wednesday, October,

ember_2nd.

`St. Andrews, at Cherry Hi-ll School, Monday, November 5th.

All meetings will be held at the

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Few Dr_ops When Corns liuit,

Pain Stops!

The Eastern Guardian |N M[N|[]R|AM i`

Coins Lili Out J

~I)orn’t let corns ache twice! Lift any corn or H

_ callus off with fingers-Herefs magic! _

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> whether hard, soft or between

I “ tim toes, will loosen right. up

and lift out, without any psiu.

H ' This drug is culled freezone

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covered by it Cincinnati chemlsft.

_`\ Ask at. any drug store fora _'* small bottle of freezone, which

g` \\'ilI cost liut il. trifle, but is

1-iiiificient to rid onc’s feet of every corn or callus. lt. is the most marvelous drug known.

Put u. _few drops directly upon -

any tender, aching or`>rn`or cal- , lus. Instantly the lor¢lpst' ` ,dis- appears and shortlythe e_t':rri, or callus will loosen-spd ednbo

lifted off with the ilngers.;`_

-Freezone doesn’ti eat outi"tho corns or cnlluses but._sli_rivels them without any in'itatioi'i." .

Women! Kc? freezono on

your dresser an apply 4 few -- drops whenever a corn begins aching. Pain stops, corn gocsl'

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31st. Loyal to King and country. tradition. peukds St/ation Han’ Fndhy, Now '

ttme of 7.30 p. ni. V _

I ROD'K J. MGDONALD, M.D.,` 816-10-24M5iE3l. 1

procession to the cemetery was a very »- -~--~»_- ---__ 'i _ 5

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homie. At the time oi’ this writing, ~ '. ~ / __

ithe necessary cleaning precautions ' \ '_

have been completr-i and the quaran`- wl r\`\ ' Q"

tine restrictions removed from the _ __`__ ,_ _ `

lhome oi' Mr. and Mrs. Millir, and they 2' 10.0 .0 an

‘ure receiving many expres.-iions ot- 0

deep sympathy from thc people oi' the

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In the assortment are Biwls.

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us an opportunity of showing you our beautiful stock.

W. W. WELLNER

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108 Fniioii 1-‘ini Min-ir<»t-., New roi-ir Flsh ' Déalefs svncisnriss-snieiii .ini nn.

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Specialties. Smelts, Eels rind Clams. Consignments solicited; daily _ N°_ 5 gum," Fish Maman NEW VROK \.0 .g FI.I;,r0\. M \\RKE.l.

DAILY RETURNS-Stencils and iiistructions on upplicutioii

returns, Stencils und stationery on application.

Reference Market and Fulton National Bank. New York. SHIP US YOUR SMELTS

`s. B. WILEY, & soNs, Transfer Agent noston A 870_10_30Mt“sEf 3 mms S. 3 Tl'3|l8I°.|' Ag£llI8, BOSIOII

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Wholesale Commission Dealers in and Shippers of all Kinds

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Smells and Eels a Specially ° ` 1

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Fulton Fish Market, NEW YORK g(;7.10.30Mg_u5Ef(;w

Fareful personal attention given to all Coiisigiinients

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Wholesale Commission Dealers and

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Fresh _Fish

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Smelts, Eels, Lobster.-i and Frogs are Specialities No. 1, Fulton Fish. Market, New York. Consignineiitr-i Solicited

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BOSTON FISH ADVTS.

Commission Merchdbt 1'

Fresh. and Salt Fish

('.;inned Goods, Lobsters, Scallops, Clams 176, Atlantic Ave., Boston Consignments Soliciteri

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GALEB I-IALEY & CO

Wholesale (loniiiiission Dealers in nil kinds of

WALLACE 8' KEENEY Fresh and Frozen Fish

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(`oi1-iigiiiiieiits given cnrciiil nttciitiori nnri`ti:iily retiirria made. __ _ _ I4 l"Il|l0ll ]|ill'|(t‘l. Nl‘]\\' YURK

I Wholesale Denleri; in and shippers of ull Kinds of 803'10'30`Ml““EJ12“'

Smells and E015 a Specialty l ‘W “"` i-‘irasir irisii. I_.oiis'i‘r:rrs.&1~.’ "“ "'* E' ' ` " ” ' F "

General Commission Merchants »

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“IHOLESALE FOMNHSSPON DEALERS IN 2 li ll ___-_Q _ 111 in

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6 Fulton Fish Market--NEW YORK Established in 1890 S. B_ Wiley `& Ca Boston Mass_

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No. 10 Fulton Fish Market. NEW YORK

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PROMPT RETURNS CONSlGNMEN'I°S SOLICITED , , g62.10.30M¢us;.;f¢;wknn|| , References any wlioli-snle house I

’ B05-10-30Mluslf' flmths ~ 800-i0-30Mt\isEi3mihitp.

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BILL OF CREDIT ADDED

T0 CRlPPLES‘ PENSIONB

Men who incur disabilities in army

service which require s-pecilal appli- ances such as orthopaedic shoes, trusses, rubber bandages and belts, will be given a bill oi’ credit in ad~ rlitlon to their pensions for the ye-ur~ ly purchase of such articles, by on ar-riiiigement made between the Milli- tiiry Hospitals Commission and thd Board of Pensions Commissioners.

“We have so arranged] explained

Secretary E. H. Scsmell following the announcement, “that s man mayi purchase such appliances and for- wiirri the biii in me Commisii-»n.His needs having been appraised and the lair cost of such articles osttnintorl, this sum wltll be deducted from the iimount granted him for the year. and if nt tho end of the term there is s balance it will be Elven to him.

"ln casa of an artificial llnib of course the Government is mamifuc-__

turing them itself, and all necosm changes will hstokomoore x expense to the msn but with mine*

appliances this new arrangement is thought to be the most satisfactory

both to the mlm and the ¢overnn1enL

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