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1`l1l5RUARY 22. 1916 THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN PAGE SEVFN

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Y ` - ~ -- ° ( ARRESTED F03 CONTEMPT OM%®0®

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' to my in this Province rsertion for advertising in this column.

The 'Eastern Guardian

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Q ly enjoyed by all. and Mrs. Hickeu

servedssupper in her usual good

` style assisted by Miss Elizabeth

Thom son. Charlie was the only

More Bread and Better Bread hm “<1 *° "1 ;,';;-_

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Bread made elf..-i. "‘° °' ““ J

_ ff‘011‘1 Pufny ...*|.ovA|. FAmiL|ss.- Monday

I ' k night a few invited guegts lspent si

very enjoyable time at t e ome 0

_ our eeps Mr. W. B.'Hicken, Alllston, when its flavor and . .tr:“°.£i::5;s“'».;'.f..i;‘;"..':.::

TT; , L od and James Carver, of Alliston, '"1 - I( ' freshness a. all men of the 105th, were the géilests

, _f ° of honor. Mr. Hicken’s exc len " ' ~ Nong tlme. new, phonograph supplied the music

of the evening, which was thorough-

boy that Mr. A. D. MacLeod had

e second of his s

to enlist for overseas service,

7” liam having enlisted last August

the 51st Battalion in Edmonton. grandson, Cameron Clow has enlisted in the 105th, while his

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Personal attention to Am- ateur Photography. .

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INTERNATIONAL LINE.

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Leave Bt. John Thursday at 9.00 a.

m.. Oosstwise, to Boston.

Retnrn,~loavo- Boston llondays at li

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MAIN STEAMBHIP LINE.

Between Portland and New York. Steamship North Land and Herman

Winter.

room Prices.

Schedule distributed- Infomation

upon request.

St. John Oity .Ticket Oilice, 4'! King

Street.

A. C. Currie, Agent, Bt. John. N.B A. E. Fleming, T. F.& P. A., Bt. John New Brunswick.

Sailings

From IDNDON From HALIFAX

BTEAMEII.

l~`cb. 10th Rappahannock Feb. 29th . “ :Sth Shenandoah Mar lsth Mnr.»|th` ` Kanawha " :list From LIVERPOOL From HALIFAX Vis Nfld. Vis Nfld

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Mar. Sth Tabasco Mar. 24th

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when indeed ofcohi for

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telephone ,-no your order or,

call atrour oiiice. Our prices are' lowest and ¢l\.\81ilY UR best. Prompt and satisfactory delivery will be made. _

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A SCOTTISH GHOST STORY

The young Grenadier Guardsinau,

Sir George Houstoun-Boswell, who is reported "missing, believed killed."_ is a wealthy Berwickshire landowner,

` and a scion of an ancient Scottish fam-

ily. A weird ghost story is associated with Allanbank. the residence inherit- ed by him from his ancestors. the ex- tinct Stuart Baronets. Allanbank re-

' inahied empty foi' a. number of years

because it was haunted by an appari- tion known as “Pearlin Jean,” so call- because she wore that kind of lace on lier dress. “Pearlin Jean" was a novice in a Continental convent, when the first Baronet, Sir Robert Stuuart, fell in love with her. Sir Robert deserted her, and the girl flung herself under the wheels of his carriage, and was killed. When the faithless lover re- turned to Allunbaiik he was horrified by visions of the girl. Seven ministers were callql in to lay “Pearlin Jean,” but her spirit would not rest.-Scot- tish-American.

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l() ~/1 I r gl/ ..»connAvn.i.E.- 'rue farmers or ~. ~ f this locality are taking advantage of

the good roads to get their firewood l\onic.- Mr. Daniel J. Wilson has r

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E F iam Kaneen of New Pearth passed

through Corraville recently with zi fine driving horse which he purchased

Mac-

lntyre of Corraville is at present in

Her

' friends are welcoming Mrs. Patrick

Morrison home again after an ex-

d d oi part

of the district.- Mr. Joseph Macauley

from Mac-

auley was in the capital when the Parliament buildings were destroyed by ilre.-- Messrs Daniel and Joseph _

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Reduced FUSE-_ Reduced Stl!9-|‘ .

‘ Ladies I

Comfort I Boots

We have not over-

looked the elderly woman in buying our shoes.

Soles that bend with

the foot.

We are showing the

best line of women’s turn and cushion soled boots made.

Some

Aially made for comfort.

$3.50 to $5.00 ~

Wear a pair.

went to the (rout with the first tin ent. Mr. Thos. Carver, too.

enlisted. '

ing of the New London North

River Hall on February 4th, with

in a good financial standing. Mr

were furnished by 92 members;

total cash received, $7,757.18;

divided among members, $7,337. 'divided as follows: selects, 36,508

collected in winter months, 557

Miiiman, Eliphrilet Iiowatt. Chas.

His also bro-

ther‘s three sons of St. John’s, Nfld.,

con-

K has

made quite a sacrifice in Jim having

..*EGG CIRCLE.-The annual meet-

Egg

Circle, No. 21, was held in the Long

the

President, Mr J. Bradford Miiiman,

in the ghair. The report of the secret- ary-tre surer showed the circle to be

Alex

H. Campbell, the manager, submitted the following report which is a sum mary of 11 months work from March - lst, 1915, to Feb. lst, 1916:-Eggs

total

number of dozens shipped, 38,531

cash

doz.

N0. 2's. 1,961 doz.; bad eggs, 61 doz.! average price received for selects, 20.20 cents pei' doz.; average price re- ceived for No. 2's, 19.21 cents per doz.;

doz.

The following Directors were appoint- ed for the ensuing year:-J. Bradford

Mclfay. John Bernard, Wm. Prodi

stone; Messrs John Johnstone

attend the Central Association Eliphulct llowzitl. and l\inrdoi:li

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valuable information regarding work of the lndustry.

turned home from Miilgell.-- Mr.

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at St. Peters.- Mr. Heyson

- New Perth on a business trip.'-

ten e .s ourn in the southern

of Corraville has returned home a business trip to 0ttawa.- Mr.

lumbering by John Macleod, Elm

Di .

Eva Wilson Nh; ~spouding a deli vacation at Cable Head.- Mr. Thompson of Southampton was cent visitor to Corraville.-

Corraville recently.- The young ies of Corraville are enjoying

` selves skating, an open air rink

ing been secured. Several of the

proficient in chasing the puck.

EISTEIIII PER 90Illl.S

Souris High School, spent the end in Charlottetown.-°

~ IRE RNIKEIS

CH"1‘0WN MARKET

I (Corrected on Tuesdays and

we have spec-

135 Qllwn St £23313 in (mm) R2

~ Chickens, Q. 18

A V Hay (pressed) ton 81! to

Straw (pressed) ton

pam ",_

Some points about our Coal- nmol. wr Ib-

It E88! lpf)d_l:nal\e%:l)lll;i"Init;eg; IE; tpxizgedézgézgon w 0g't=”(E>Iacll) pdf' bus I`»° coal

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Turnips, bus. 18

' " ` Potatoes. bus. ` ~

Oats (white) bus_ Oats (black) bus.

Boots. bus

Carrots, bus.

.Wool. lb ‘

Psrsuips,lb ’ ‘

30000 ¢¢» rf Ducks ‘vm 1.

/Hides

Turkeys, por lb.

S’8IDE MARKET

(Corrected Wednesday.)

Butter (dairy) _wr lb. ,_ , Button- fcrelmefvl. nor Ib- ‘

Eggs, per dos. Fowl per lb.

are as low 118.8005 one mine) w' we , 0 111 min new ' wool. lb-

Wm. H. Campbell and Oscar John-

and

John A. liiillman were appointed auditors. 'thc delegates appointed t

are Miz-

Lcod. Mr William Kerr being present., addressed the meeting, giving some

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DIRECTIONS-Take any number, from _7 tg 15 in-

clusive. Do not use any num-ber -more -than twice. Place one number in each of the circles, so that when they are added perpendiculariy or horimntally, the total will .be 33.

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gl iiarry a re- Miss

Mamie Sutherland teacher at Corru- villo spent Sunday at her home in Cable Head- Mr. Charles Vanlder- stine of Southampton paid a visit to

lad-

them- hav- lad-

ies have already become thoroughly

..*Miss Clotlida Ryan, Morcll,

visiting friends at Souris River.-*

..*Mr Emerson Warren, Prlncip

week-

to to to

Fridays)

I Butter, (cresmery) lb. (tubs) 33

Butter, (creamery) lb. (prints) 35 ,

e 0 amor (rum in. . as

° sonar, ii-oss, in. ao

Eggs, doz. Zg

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U11 $6.50 12

Cash must accompany order.

_,#0, F. TIERNEY is Guardian re-

presentative in Souris. MEM.

,,.»'r. oonoou ivss . is Guardian Representative i u Montague.

..*REORUITiNG MEETINGS. Mar-

tinvale and Coomnierclul Cross, Thurs- day 24th; Red House. Friday 25th. Meetings open 7-30 D. ni-

7459-2-22M3I.

..*PROWSE di SONS' braiicli store

at Murray River will bc open all this week. The balance of stock will be cleared out at big discounts. Terms. cash. All overdue accounts due the firm must be settled by March ist.

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SEIIEIIE RIIEIIMATIC

I PAINS DISAPPEAR

Blieumatism depends on an acid

in the blood, _which aEects the muscles and joints, producing in- flammation, stiffness and pain. This acid gots into the blood through some defect in the digestive process.

Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the old-time

blood tonic, is very successful in the treatment of rlieumatism. It acts

. directly, with purifying eHeot, on

the blood and improves the diges-

' tion. Don;t safer. Got Hood’s today.

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A Meal in a Moment. 1 Oxo Cube; Hot Water; Biscuits Sssstains for hours.

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completed by the end of tho wi.-ck

rouin buiiig iiticil with hunks, ilu

eight. The ground floor is nrrungci

baths are in the hasenieiit. The wziic

building necessary. Stoves plnrcii ii

which although very roomy is yor on of the most conit'oi‘iablc burrziclra o P. E. Island.--“‘

..’°‘RUSHING THE WORK--'i`ln~

barracks for the soldiers in Souris is rapidly nearing izonipletioii. 'l`lie car- penters have iinishcd their work and the plumbing oi' thc building will lic

'l‘hc two uppor storcys are givrill UW" only a cuiuinon school education the 10 5I0"Pi“l§ ‘l“u|'I"I`5 fm' UI” ““’"' 1’-“Vu future editor oi’ \Voniiin`s World work-

larger roonis iivcoiliiiiorlziiliig lon or lW0\V0 Ulelir UW Slllanel' °“""' 5'* U" iicrc he studied inedical jurisprudence

to contain the kitchen and pantry, two stories for magaZinL,S_ mess rooms, guaivlroom and oillcorn so successful dm he becmue as a quarters. while the toilet and .sliowur writer that a [ew }.(,m,s later he gave

SYBUHU IS “°"U'0II“‘I by H “"0 IPP- publishing business, being connected gasoline engine and force pump \v_lin-li Wm, the B,)|,\,s_Mm.,.m pompany for conveys t-he water to ,the parts oi the Several yours and laml. bwomjn

different points in the <=0\'fi<l<>rs civ0".izin.>. ii was wnni- in one mei poo. a uniform heat all ovcr the lmi|riiu;;,l

LEGISLATURE.

`OF SASKATCHEWAN E

REGINA, Sash., Feb. 22.-Frank

,Bi'nuiieer, ioriner treasurer oi’ the* ihicenseeil Victuallers Association! ‘of Saskatchewan, was last eveningl committed to thc custody of the sergeant at arms during thc pleas-, urc ofthe house for contempt of the house in refusing to answer ques- `tions relating to alleged bribery of members of the legislature to vote against the “Abolli-ili»the»bar biIl“ in l)ocoinbei', 1913.

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FROM THE PLOUGH T0 THE EDITORIAL CHAIR.

liirnni Moe_Gro<-,|ic. once a country

hoy from l<`remont, Ohio, to-day occu- pics the editorial cliiir of Woman’s World, a inagazino with a circulation of more than 2,000,000.

The success of llirnni Greene is a

noteworthy oxaniplc of (lic vnluc of

~ work and study. Starting out with

’ ed /in a bank until hc saved enough

money to .licip him through college.

1 und supported liiniseli’ by writing

V up his profession and engaged in tho

E editor oi' the lllusirnioil Sunday Mag-

tion that the piililialicrs of \\’oinan's

0§\Vorld. rzusting about for a successor

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fi Bad Cough

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(rcs, 1.: _ rom nny 1 up is ounces

1 ini-x {.»0 cents wortlilz, pour into a iii- ounvc hottie and iili the bottle with plain ;_¢ruuulut\-ri siigar syrup. Sturt taking- zi it-ui-ipooiiful cvcry liuur or two. l_n 24 hours your cough will be conquered qr \'l‘1'.V llrllrlv so Even whooping cough is, gruutly relieved in this way. _ 'i he ulinvc mixture makes iii ounces--ii

family supply-of thc ilncst cough syrup that inoncy_co\_\id buy-at n cost of only 5_4 i-ents. l<.usily_{>rc»are\l in 5 ininutcs. 1°i\l_l directions wi li l'incx. _ 'line Pincx and Sugar Syrup prcpnru-f tion tiikg-s riglit hold of acougli und given almost nnnii-dinte relief. It loosrns the dry, lionrsc or tirrlit cough in ai wny that is rr-n|l_\' _i~ciiiiirRnbIc. It also quickly licnls the iniln_invd iiiciiibraiiua wliicii ac- conv'-uny n, puinful cough, and stops tin:

formation of plilcizin in ilu- flirmit and broin-l»i:\I tribes t ins cniliiig flu- pr-rai-o tent loose roiigli. Excl-Ili-iii. for Iiroiwlai- tis. spnsiiioriic cruup :ind wiiiu-r i-oiwlis. }‘ll'<'i'=*_ Dcricctly and tustcs ::'»o.i-t7Iiil- dri-ii like it.

Pin.-x is it special und Iiigl-ly concen-

frzift-fl' oonipou_nd oi gviiiiim- Norway pun- 1-\_f|’a\-i, rich in uiiincol, wlilcli is so l_n\:ili1|;_' in iI_ic mcnillri-,;ic.~. I _

'J o _nvoid rlisnppoiritiin-nt, ask your

sr-uso of editorial v.i'|uos io vilit the

nlto Mr Charles Iiwyer, picked out thc

former country boy :is the one man suited through oxpc|'ionco and kocn

niugiizilic which monies under the cycs of more women than any other publi- cation in the world.

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the use of the credit chck tions.

teachers to persuade people

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