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WELLNER’ CUT GLAsS

Wellnei’s Cut Glass has attaineda

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— Kryptolr Double Vision Lenses

If one is wearing glasses [or distance vision.

When the age. of forty to for- ty-flve years is reached one needs another pair of glasses—- a pair for reading and a pair for distance vision. Kryptoks colli- bine these two pairs llito one, the upper half of the lens for distance vision and the lower half for reading. Kryptoks are not two lensos‘ cemented togeth-' er—theyare two strengths of glass fused into one. '

They have no seam or uneven surface to catch tile dirt or con- fuse the vision. and in appear- ance you cannot tell them from an ordinary single vision lens.

We specialize in “Kryptoks”.

H. J. Mabon

Optometrist and Prescription Druggist Montague P. E. Island

Next door; Bank of Commerce

The Best Eye Service

Having recently return- ed from Toronto where I at- tended a post graduate course in Optometery and, was awarded my diploma, I am now in a position, to give my patrons the very best eye service obtainable.

'My parlor is fitted with the very best and latest in- struments and is on a par with the best optical par- lors in Toronto and Mon- treal.

We guarantee you per- fect satisfaction and are at all times pleased to give you advice regarding the care of the eyes.

We are also expert re- pairers of Eye Glasses, Spectacles, etc., and will at-’ tend to same while you wait. ‘

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Every piec a has a clearness—7a bril- liarcy that marks the highest ideal of cutting The designs and patterns are

We (ffer many novelties that are sure to appeal to you. The prices you W1 ' . low, that this finest of cut glass is Within

We will be pleased to have an op- portunity of showmg you our line.

W. W. Wellner

OFFICIAL C G. R. WATC b 1868

ll find so uniformly

H INSPECTORS

' fore resolved

_ M TEE GUARDIAN -The Eastern Guardian

"SIT PAYS to buy in this Province.

..'MR. HAROLD P. GORDON is the Georgetown Guardian represente-

..‘COAC'LADEN'—The schr. “J. 13. Martin” arrived in Sonris Monday with 180 tons coal for the P. E. Rail- way.——S. -‘

. .—RE'SOLUTI.ON OF CONDOL- ENCE.—At the last regular meeting of Inuisfall Division No. 5 of the A.0. H. held in St. Paul's Hail. Summer- side. P. E. 1., the following Resolut- ion of Condolence was unanimously adopted. Whereas Almighty God has been pleased to remove from the ac- tivities of this life Brother. Pie. J. T. Hutt, who made the supreme sacrifice in defence of his country's cause, on the battlefields of Europe. Be it there- thnt we his brother members of this Division do‘hereby

row and extend to Bro. Hutt’e‘ family our sincere and heartfelt sympathy in their and bereavement. Be it further resolved. That a copy of this resolut- ion be forwarded to the bereaved par- ents and sisters of Bro. Hutt, be en- tered on to the New Freeman and loc- al press for publication. V. J. Har- fington. Box 562 Suminerside. P. E. I. For Com. 0'1 .Res’olution.—H.

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..‘A 303V" PORT—Five or six small steamers arrived in Souris from Lunenhurg on their way to the fisher; fee at Alberton—«S.

..‘FISHING FLEET lN PORT— Sourls harbor is literally packed with small vessels andldories either fish» ing lobsters or preparing for the cod fisheries. Cod are reported as comA mending high prices in Lunenburg and Halifax.-——S. '

..'LAROE CARGO—Tbs schr. “N. W. White” arrived in Sourie Monday with part cargo and took aboard 10 cords wood, 200 bags saw dust and 8M shingles shipped by H. H. Acorn for smokers in Magdalen Islands.-

..‘SERVIOES APPRECIATED— Souris High School has been doing ex- cellent work during the last year an der the principalsbip of Miss Vickor- son. Miss Vickersun is the’first la- dy principal to conduct Souris high school, being :1 successful successor to many principals who have made their mark in past years.——S.

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FLOUR

Robin Hood; barrels and bags. old grade.

Queen City, barrels and bags. old grade. -

Forest King, barrels and bags. old grade.

Beaver, barrels and bags. war grade.

Queen City, barrels and bags, war grade.

Ogilvies Gov. Standard. bar‘ reis and bags. war grade.

Victory, barrels and bags, war grade.

CEREALS

Rolled Oats. barrels and bags.

Fine Oatmeal, bafrels and bags . ‘ ' ‘ Wheat Farina, barrels and bags.

FEEDS ' Oilmeal. "Old Process" Cotton Seedmeal.

“Royal Purple" Calf Meal. "Blatchforde’ Calf Meal. Cornmeal and Cracked Cor-n. Mlddilngs, Feed Flour. Write us for prices. Wholesale only.

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Prowse. $1; -Mrs. Ernest Prowse, $2: Edward Seliick, $1; James Bryenton. $1; Arthur Jackson, $1; Bruce Dia- mond, 50c; Isaac Bryenton, $1; R. L. Bryeriton, $1;

$1; Maggie C. Lawson, $1; Mrs. G. Show $1.15; Mrs. Malcolm McLeod $1; Mrs Isaac Lawson. 50c; Mrs. H. Swan, $1; Ray Carr, $1; Mrs. Thos. _McCa'be 50c; Mrs. Jas. McCabe 250; Katie B. McCabe 25c; Francis Mc- Cabe $1; Arthur Show $1; Percy L. Douglas, 50c; Mrs. Thos Horgan. $1; Rupert Ross, $1; Mrs. Sarah J. Had. son, $1; Mia‘s Catherine McMillan, 250 Mrs. Ashley McLauchlnn. 60c; Mrs. J. C. McAulay. 500;

Total $17.50 KINGSTON

Collected by Hampson Green:

Borges Newson, $1.25: Albert Newman, r$2; Thomas Palmer. 2513; Bertrem Willis. $2; Er- nest Ncweon $1; Owe‘n Younker. 50c; Robert Barrett $5; William Crewys $4; Reta Crewys. $1; HubertrWillis. $3; ~George Crewys $4; Raymond Crewys. $1; Thomas Cahill, 50c; Ri- chard Cahill, 25c; James McAdam, $2; Dunoh Marshall $1; Gordon Newson $2; W. R. Proud. 500; Robert Willis. $1; Tyrus Holmes, $1; Charles S. 'W. Paul. $2; George H. Green, $3; Frank Willis, $1; Frank Godfrey, $1; B. W. Rodd. $1; William Yeo, $1.50; Golden Smith. $3; Genett Cameron, $1; Rich- ard Henderson. $1; Everett Holmes, $1; Oswald Newson, $2; Bertram Younkcr,, $2; William Younlker. $2; John Green $1; William Green $3;

Total $63.75

liIARSHFlELD

Collected by Miss Tanton:

J. T. Ferguson. $5; Mrs. I. Cros- by, $2; Mrs. J. A. Ferguson, $1; C. T. Ferguson, $2; C. R. Robertson, $4; Mrs. D. Ferguson, $3; Mrs. Dar- rach, $1; Mrs. P. H. SteWart,.$1; Mrs. H. Boswal1.$2; F. Mill, $1; Mrs Ludlow Jenkins. $1; Miss 13. McBetli. $1; Mrs. Scott, $1; Mrs. McDonald, $2; H. Dennis. $1; Mrs. Delllli5,v$l; P. Stewart, $1; W. H. Godfrey, $2; Mrs. W. H. Godfr'ey, $2; W. E. War ren. $1; W. J. Gibson, $5; Mrs. R. Cilap‘pell, $1; Friend, $1; Mrs. J. Mann, $2; Mrs. E. Chappell. 750; J. McFarlane. $2; J. Stewart, 25c; Mrs.

R. McFarlane, $1; Mrs. L. H. D. Foster. $2; . Total $50.00 BRADALBANE,

Collected by Womens Institute: Mrs. Robert McKenzie, $2.00

UNION ROAD, LOT 08

Collected by Mrs. John Holmes:

Wm. Partridge, Union Rd, $6; V. Mchlliams. $2; W. Wheatley. $2; Mrs. Curran. $1; Mr. Curran, $1; Le- na Curran. $l;' Alice McGuigan, $1: Regina. Bradley. $1; Mrs. James Rm per $1; Frank S. Roper $1: John E. Holmes. $2; Earl McDougall. 50c;

Total $18.50

CORNWALL

Collected by J. A. Murray:

Rev. J. Heanely, $10; Frank How- ard. $10; Hanna 8. Howard, $10; Da- vid Scott. $5; Samuel Frizzell, $5; Mrs. Wm. Lowther. $5; Seymour Scott, $3; Frank Macarthur. $3; John Stone..$2.50; arnét Stone. 32.50;

A SPLENDID iixmvr , ' . . ron Till-2 skill,

Baby’s Own Tablets are a splendid laxative for the baby. They are mild but thorough in their action; do not gripe; are easy and pleasant to take and are free from injurious drugs. N Concerning them Mrs. s. P. Mouion. St. Stephen, N. 8.. Writes: —-—"l have used Baby's Own Tablets for a long time and have found them the most effective laxative l have ever used_ for the baby.". The Tablets are sold by medicine dealera or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Wil-

lleme' Medicine 00.. Brockvilie.‘ Ont.

RED IRIANBiE FUND, UUEEN'S

$5; Thomas Yeo”

tflUNlY

-Bertlia Scott. $2; Harry Pethick, $2;. 'Dean McEwen. $2; Zella M. Frizzell. ,$2; Mrs. Wm. Frizzell, $2; Marjorie Lewifi,£$2; Colie McPhall, $2; John Kellow. :2; Mrs. J. T. White, $2; '1. A. Murray, $2; John Pethick. :1; [James Mitchell, $1; Mrs. Mack Vick-

TOtfll $31-00 crson, $1; James Doyle, $1; John Col- lins. $1; Nelson Williams, $1;‘_Mrs.

STAMIOPE Harry Pethick. $1; John Frizzell, 31;

Mrs. L. E. Horne. $1; Margaret Ste

M”; James MOLaucman' 31; R0" venson, $1; Chas N. Easter, $1; F. bcrt Marshall, $2; George Marshallfimmher' $1; John McKinnon’ $1;

;Mrs. John Frizzcil, 50c; Duncan Mc Phail, 50c; Donald McPh'all, 50c; R. Frizzell, 50c; Dougald McPhaii. $1: Ben). Williams, 50c;

Total $ 92.50

COLWILL ROAD AND NEW HAVEN

Collected by S. H. Colwill:

Neil Macklnnon, $1; James Tierney 50c; R. P. Newman, $2; Simon Ca- vanagh 50c; Mack McSwain $1; Nicholas Colwlll, $3; J. Gallant. 50c; G. Gallant, 50c; S. Newsom, $1; B. Campbell, $1; W. Colwiil. $1; D. Docherty, $1; Mrs. H. Newman, $1; H. Newman, $1; Alex Docherty. $2; C. Cahili, 400; James Nolan. 50c; F. lMcElroy $1; ,J. McKinuon $1; Allbert ,Ciow. $1; Mrs. S. H. Colwill, $1; S. H. Colwiil. $5; M. J. McMannus. $1; A. McElroy :1; Miss Marion Mc- 'Eachern, $1;

Total

$29.90 DUNSTAFFNAGE

Collected by Miss Bertie Stewart: Albert Webster, $5; Gordon Murray 250; George Boswell, $1; Albert Bos- wall, $1; Alex Rhynes, $1; Erwin Mil ler. $1; Fred Owen, $1; Wallace 0w- 'cn, $1; Richard Carey. $1; Nell Stew- Iart, $2; Roy Stewart. $2; A Friend, 25c; Robert Rhynes. $1; Almon Bos- wall. 50c; Bertie Stewart, $1; P. A. Farquharson. $5; Mrs. A. Ferguson 500; S. C. Stewart, $2; Mrs. C. El‘ lis, $1; Mrs. Annie Court, 500; Mrs. S. Wooldrldge. 500; Howard Murray, $1; Henry Maccallum, 25c; Robert Mccallum, $1; Miss Jane Macgregor, $1; J. D. Hume, $1; A. C. Foster, $2; Alex Macgregor, $1; Miss, Bella Stewart. 500; Collected by Mrs. John A. Stewart' Herbert Thompson. $1: James A. Stewart. $1; Harold Stewart, $1; Alexander Macleod. 50c; J. S. Cairns $2; W. E. Vessey, $1; Mrs. Thos Lane. $1; G. R. LePage, $2: Joseph Webster. $1; May Stewart. $1; Lem- uel Webster. $1; Mrs. E. Lane. $1; J. C. Stewart, $1; Total $50.75 Collected by Neil McConnell: Duncan Darrach. $3; Ewen D. Mc- Kinllon. $2; A. L. McKinnon, $2; D. D. McKinllon. $5; Dougald McDougail I$2; Mack McKenzie, $2;. Hector Mc- Nevln $2; Neil Campbell $2; Daniel McLean, $1; Neil R. McNevin, $1; Jas. Darrach. $1; Mark Inman, $2; Hugh McPhee. $2; James McNevin. $2 Nelson McLean, $1; Nell McCannell. $1: Total $31.00 NINE MILE CREEK

Collected by Neil McDonald:

Artemas Betta, $3; Daniel Macpllee, $2; Anna R'. Macphee. $3; Helena C. Gorveatt. $2; Thomas McGregor, $1 ; Stewart Inman. $2: James Macdonali $1; Alex 8. Macdénnld. $1; Jas. W. Taylor. $2; Allan Livingston. $1; Malcolm McDonald, $1; John Macdon- aid. Jr., $1; Nell Macquarrie, $3; H C. McDonald. $17 Mrs. Colin Mc- Dougail $1; Mrs. John A. McDonald $1; Hector Campbell, 50c; George Gorveatt. Jr., $1; Archibald Macdon- aid. $2; Garnet Campbell. $1;

NEW AMYLE

Collected by Leughiin McKinnon:

Duncan Mcanhern, $5; Colin Mc- Eachern, 75c; John J. McLean. $1; Dan Macphee, Jr., $2; John Mackin- non. $3; Murdock Macdougall. $1; J. Stuart. $1; John C. McEachern, $3; Leuohlin McKinnon, $2; Colin Mc-

Dougail. $1; Total “(70

St CATHERINEIS Collected by W. D. Show: Angus McLauohian, 50c: Neil Mc- Kennie. $1; Hugh McKenzie. $1: Dan Livingston. 50c; John H, McFadyen,

50c; James D. Lamont. $1; Edward F. Lamont. 31: Miss Grace E. La- mont, 25c: Mrs. James Lamont. $1: Malcolm Lamont, $1; Malcolm Mc- Nelil. 50c; Mrs. Anne McEachern, 50c; John F. McEachcrn. $1; Angus McFadyen. $1; Mrs. Angus McFad yon. $1: Mrs. John Carrol. 50c; Jan. A. McFadycn, $1; J. N. McFadyen. $1; John Lowrio $1; Dugsld McFad- yen, 50c; Alex McFadyen. $1; William D. Shaw. $1; Mrs. Alex Mc- Lean, $1; George Sherrln. 50c; Hector $1; Mrs. Archibald McP-hail. 50c: Colin McPhaii. $1; Malcolm Morrow. A. McNeviu. $1; Archibald McPhaii. $1; Thomas A. Morrow. $1; Total $24.75 BELLE RIVER

Collected by Miss Violet McLean. B. Compton Co.. ' $5.00

WOOD ISLANDS

Collected by Miss Louise Emery:

Mrs. P. R. Emery $1; D. J. R. Mac- Millan. $1; Mrs. John McKay. 50c; Louise Emery, $1; Total $3.50

WOOD ISLANDS NO

Collected by Miss May Nicholson:

Mrs. Alex. Finlayson, 50c;: Mrs. Ewen Macmillan, 50c; Mrs. Dan Mac- kay. 25c; Sam Hume, 50c; Mrs. John

A. Nicholson 50c; $1. Tots

Alex. MacLennan

1 $3 .25 WOOD ISLANDS NO

Collected by Miss Effie Morrison:

Helen Bishop. 25c; Alex Matheson. 30c; Mrs. D. McLeod, 50c; D. M. Mc- Leod. 50c; Dan McMillan, 50c; Mrs. Dan McMillan, 25c;‘ Duncan McMil- lan 50c;Miss M.Crawford 30c;Neil Mc-- Milian. 50c; Mary J. Crawford, 50c; J. J. Stewart, 50c; J. D. Morrison. 50c; Eupliemla Morrison, 50¢; Susie Buchanan, 50c; W. M. Crawford. 50c

Total ' $6.80

POWN AL

Collected :by J. A. Moore:

Mr. and Mrs. Locke Jones. $4; Wil bur“ Jones, $2; Frank Jones, $2; Sadie H. Jones, $2; Mrs. Sarah Jones, $3; Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Moore, $4; Jas. McMillan, 25c.

Total $17.25 EARNSCLIFFE

Collected by Luke Praught:

Wendel‘in Morrlsey, $1; Dennis Ca- rey. $1; Roderick Mclsaao, $1; Jos. Morrlsey, $1; Maria Nelson, $1: Cy- rus lungs, $1; Thos. Irving, 50c; Mrs. Margaret Irving. $1.50; George Car— rier. $1; Peter Mclsaac. $1; Mrs. D. N. Buchanan $1; George D.Dougllcrty '» $2; Phillip Irving, 50c; Luke Praught, $1;

Total $14.50 SOUTII MILTON & SPRINGVALE

Collected by C. E. McKenzie. Dan-ieINCummings. $1; Benj sentner $1; It. Younlker $2: Arthur Curtis $2;William Curtis, $1; T. A. Rodd, $5; Mrs. John Mooreside $5; John H. Ford, 50c; Joseph S. Coles. $3; Athol Roberts, 45c; John Stockmlln, $1; Mrs. J. B. Matheson. $1; Lemuel Horne. 500; Mrs. Howard. $1; John Crabbe $1; J. J. Bell $$2; Roy Colcs $2; William McNeill. 50c; C. E. Mc- Kenzie. $3 Total $32.95 Lemuel H. Coles. $2; Antennas Coles. $1; Harry Moore. $1; Torqull Macneiil, $1; John M. Coles. $1; Jas A. Moore, $1; James M. Coles. $1; Alerx Maciean, $1; Fred Proud, $3; G. F. Younker. $5; Mrs. John D. Ma theson. $1; George Soother, $1; Jas Sentner. $1: Will-lam Sentner, 50c; David Foster. $1; Charles Proude, $1: George W. Younker $2;A.W. Stewart $2;; Nelson _Beil. $2; Mrs. Thomas Dollar, $2; Mrs. Brenton Dollar. $2; Total $32.50 Finley Mackinnon. $2; John Mac— Sween, $3; Kenneth McDonald, $1; Mrs. Kenneth McDonald. 500; Am- brose Selitiler, $1; Lemuel Y. Mac- _lenn, $2; Mrs. Roderick McLeod, 50c; C. E. Macduff, $1; Alexander Rus— sell. $1; Nelson Moore. $1; Alex Cam- pbell. $2; Hlnson Sentner. 50c; Alex Macdonaid, $1; Fred C. Dollar. $1.50; Mrs. A. N. Macieod. $1; Albert Paul, $1; Harry Paul $3; Ernest Dollar $1; George F. Macnelll, $1; Ham- mond Crabbe, 500; Stephen Coles. $1; Total $26.50

PLEASANT GROVE

Collected by Vesta Brown and Lot- tie Crockett: ‘

Vesta Brown. $1; Lottie Crockett. $1; J. M. Crockett. $1; Lena Hardy. $1; John Hardy. $1; w. F. Crockett, $1; James Mahar. $1; Arthur Wyatt, :1; Hilbert Hardy, $1; Golding Mat- thew. $1; Ambrose Dayle. $1: J. G. Ciow, $1; Garfield Ciow, $1; Mrs. Richard Roberts, $1; Wm. Ciow, $1; Lena. Ciow, $1; Mrs. James Lam- phier. $1; John Curran. $1; Parnell Curran, $1; Walter Curran, $1; Her- bert T. Curran. $1; ,

W. .W. Duck. $1; Henry Curran. $1; Frank E. Watts. $1; Mr. and James Duck. $2; Mrs. Mary Ann Hai- dy._$l; H. C. Watts. $1; James Kei- zor $1; Mrs. Seling Crowe 50o; Wil- liam-Harper, $1; Total $30.50 NEWTOWN CROSS

Collected by C. A. Gillie:

Chas. A. Gillie, $10; Norman C. Nicholson. $5; Duncan A. McTavieh. $2: D. T. Smith. $1; M...A...Marthl, $20; John P. Martin. $5: Louise Mar- tin, $10; Mrs. Sarah Nicholson. $1; D. McDougall. $2: John H. Blgge. $2: EdwinD. Hammond. $5; Joseph Griffin, $2; Michael Griffin. $1; Jno McLellan. $2; James Griffin. $2; Jae. H. Martin. $1; Sarah McEnchern. 50c Alex McDollgall. $3; James Dunn. $1;

Hi h Collar with But-‘ tone Link across Collar, Blue and Black Stripes 75ceach

Same as ab ~ve only in Pure White.....75c each

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Robert and William Cook, $4; John McLeod, $1; Fini‘ay Maceachern. $5;

Rodlc McPherson, $1; Herman Mo Dougall, $2; Total $88.50 LONG CREEK

(West River)

Collected by A. K. McPhee: Alexander M. McKenzie. $6; Daniel

McLeod, $2; Fred Stretch. $3; Mrs. Fred Stretch, $2; Johli McLeod. $1; Mrs. George McLeod. $1; George J. Mcl’liee, $2; Thomas McLeod. $1; Mrs. Sarah McPhcc, $1; John McLean $5; Mrs. Jolln McLean. $2; A. K. McPhce, $2; Mrs. A. K. McPiice. $1;

Neil E. . McEacilern, $2; W. E. Stretch. $4; Frank McEacherli, $1; Malcolm McNeill. $3; Dan McPliec,

$2; Thomas Henderson. $2; Hector McConnell, $2; Mrs. D. McEweu, $1; Miss Bertha McEwell. $1; Wil« item It. McLean, $4; Lestcir Hender- son, $1; ‘

Total $50.00 To be Continued

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LETTER OF CANADIAN TO LEM- MEL CLARK AND FAMILY

Dear Friends:

Whereas it has pleased our Heaven- ly Father to call your wife and moth- er from the pain aiid sufferings of earth to the Heavenly Home where all is peace and rest. we her sisters of the Ladies Aid wish to convoy to you our heartfelt sympathy in your great loss

We feel no words of ours will sooth your licking hearts. We only can com- mand you to Him who has seen fit to take your loved one. to Himself.

May you ever feel his everlasting arms of love around and about you. We are promised His Grace as suf- ficient for all our needs. We cannot understand the meaning of our trials now but some time in the better land we'll know.

Our loved ones are passing out of our sight to their Heavenly Home above. We miss them but still. we re- ioice to know they are safe ill their Seviour'e love.

MRS. DENJAMN HOUSTON

MR3. ILDON McKay.

MRS. GEO. H. STEVENSON. On behalf of the members of the Ladies Aid Society of the New Glas- gow Christain Church.

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Stanley Bros

Beg to Advise the “Mothers” of ihc Arrival of the Ready to

Wear Boys’ Blouses BELOW IS A PARTIAL LIST

Sizes of Above 8 to 16 years

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