_~ FEBRUARY iz 1915 W ' rua Lci.tAiii.o'i"i‘n1‘ov`vN GUARDIAN _

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Tllllit lf ilitlitt had Hilti! ill l\l_|_\1§lllS. Pl"

L_ A ..*lT PAY8 to buy in this Province. ..*0NE CENT per word each in The following is a list of com

Btops the Pain Quick-A ¢ |_i ' Magic-.-la Harmteaa and cPIen. k ant.

¢ pains, best for big pains and best for

all pains.

When one has acute rheumatic

pains, stiff joints or a. stiff neck. don’,t

Sclatlca is the most severe pain man ex

V perimeat.-seek a remedy that

“U ““"°"- The Ere!!! Soiatic nerve ls cures. Like lightning in rapidity. as

599913' Pmced- and You can reach

it sure as fate in its certainty of relief.

°“ly by °' WI" "°m°dY» 08 Denelrnilllg Nervllino can never be surpassed for

and powerful as NEltVii,iNE_

the remcial of aln. n`o matter who

“Phe story or Nei-viiine i i i - ' ._ "_ . - ' strength-in its marvellous spoiler Li ll‘.Ytif.`.f°i.l"lfl"iinZ’fayordgilill ir'i'-im-'fill

penetrating deeply. in severe pai.,

s, ordinary or oily liniments, ii..-ze Norvil-

S\10h HB Solution. and neuralicia. NEIL- line I-`rt~‘.~o its efficacy-lt'i= tl~o niin “UNL d“m°“°“"“°3 Us HUDGPIOTIIY liiilincnt that rubs right into the core

over every other remedy.

of the pair.

Extraordinary pains, such as h . .\ . - _ . . _

mm-lc 0|' BCI”-UC0~ CRI1 lie overzolilxe aclieiliulisliil Di(i'alrIi;\tuil')(l‘llleevI"ll3ld"l`|a‘iiillL? tllllgyvltlllin nlmody as °‘x"““"‘~“““l'l' as 'l`rial slize. 25 cents. Sold by all iii-alcrs

" 9' " "‘““Y \‘1“<1S il has 0'~'or.\'\‘.'lwro. or tire Catarr-hnzo.i.i tio.,

shown itself to lie the best for litt

le iltliigstor.. Canada.

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WE malte_a specialty of . po_rtra_iture and our _ s..t i_i d 1 o ,is exceptionally equipped for fine portrait work.

The COOK STUDIO

_Strengthen old friendships

l . with a new portrait-the gift

that exacts nothingin return, yet has a value that can only

`1 be estimated in kindly

thoukgfhtfulness.

4I[a ‘. I/ic appoinliiicitl lo-:lay `

I The Bayer Studio

Electrical Supplies L

A Reminder .

Prompt Servirc Iligli Grade Goods (ioorl Work

Low I‘riccs »

.ire what you receive when you have work done i

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Leigh & Fit-zGerald

lilectrical Contractors Phone 302 115 Kent Et. l"li‘towii

8591-2~l2Mfmw3wlrs

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_ February Shoe Sale

' Now at its ,best

_Our counters are filled with bargains for Men, Women and Children, at worth while prices.

Ladies’ Boots

made in Tan Calf, Gun Metal and Patent Leath- er, button and lace effects in all sizes from 2 1-2 to 7_, Reg. $3.50 to $5.00 lines less 20c disc.

Men’s Boots

Made in Tan Calf and Gun Metal blucher styles all sizes worth $4.00 to $5.00 now less 20. pac. disc.

Call in and convince

yourself.

Alley & Co. 135 Queen St.

The eyes of thc world :~r° subject io to iirelter strain \in'ier'mndi r i conditions than in former wars. licncc in: great in- crease inthe use of glasses 4

We are exclusiveoiit cia it 2 r : equipped with latest instruments toroye testing. Our charges for lglasees are inoilerate.

M. siLvERs'roN L

HXPICRT UP'l`li`I-\\'_

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L Direct Short Route

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MARITIME PROVINCES fro

MONTREAL and WEST (DAILY l~IX(`I~2PT SUNDAY)

Lv. Halifax, - 8.00 a. ni. Lv. St. John, 5.45 p. m.

FAST EXPRESS TRAINS ai-:'r\\'EsN

MONTREAL - TORONTO DETROIT - CHICAGO

Electric Lighted Sleepers. Compartment Cara

Hazardous .

Spectacle fitting*

Unless one understands the

human eye it is indeed risky a_t- tempting to fit_ glasses, and this includes experimenting on one- se

lf. _ We have made a special study

of the human eye and tit glasses to them according to the most scientific up-to,-date methods.

Satisfaction guaranteed. _ See our Optical Parlor when in

Souris.

H. J. Mahon

Druggist & Optician

' Souris, P. E. I.

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High Grade Coal is the only

kind we carry. It does not mat- ter when you order, you can be sure of getting satisfactory coal if you come to i_is. We have on hand an exceptionally stood QUHI' itv of coal suitable for ranges and kitclieniise also for steam Duf- poses. How much do _von re- quire? Prices always ritlhf-

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__,.___----._..1-- s_.\[i,1_\'(;`s FRUM ST. J0ll.\': Missaniiaiis, - - - FEB. 19

GRAMPIAN, - ~ - MAR. 5 (.'.\LLIi\'G .\T IIALIFAX.

X,.,_,._.1_---_-_ W.ll. Howard, ll. P. A.,C. P R #It-.|ohn.N,ll. _...__-1--..--1-. G,0_ walter, Dominion I-Express Building

...*T. GORDGN IVEB is Guardian agent in Montague.

..°A LECTURE AND BASKET

Social will be held at Bridgetown.

Monday, March 1. Rev. E. E. Szgyglies.

..*lCE.-Ice hauling is in order

now in Montague, and many of the citizens are now stocking up prepar- atory to the summer season.-B.

. .°HOLY TRINITY.-Services next

Sunday in Holy Trinity Church, Georgetown, at 11 and 7. Sunday School at 2.30. Bible Class at 3. Rev. D. Jones will ofilclate.

.. *‘ SUCCESSFUL ENTERTAIN-

MENT.-The concert and pie social which was held Tuesday night in the Town Hall. Georgetown, in aid of St James Roman Catholic Church, came otf very successfully. An interesting

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programme of vocal and instrumental music. readings and dialogues wa presented to an exceptionally larg audience. Almost every number was encored, which showed how highly they were appreciated. After the pro- gramme the sale of baskets took place, something like one hundred having been donated and these sold by Messrs Thos. Morriaey and Howard McDonald. under whose skilful auctloneering the prices rose high and the rivalry among the bidders was keen. When the baskets were all disposed of the young men cleared the floor and a couple of hours dancing was indulged ln. The proceeds exceeded two hundred and twenty dollars.-G.

EASTERN PERSONALS

.."Mr. llammond Kelly, Southport.

was in Montague this week.-B.

..*Mr. C. ll. Nelson, Charlottetown,

was in Montague Tuesday evening.-B

..*Rev. David Jones is spending his

week in Georgetown.-G.

. .°‘Mr. John Cumming, Summcrslde,

is visiting in Montague, the guest ol' W. A. Cumming.-B.

..*Captaln John Smith has arrived

for a few days at his home in Goorite- town.-G.

.."Miss Mae O'Bricii, oi Charlotte-

town, is visiting the Misses Smith in Georgetowii.-G.

.."‘Mr Roy Carleton, of Charlotte-

town, was in Georgetown yesterday. -G.

..*Dr. A. J. Fraser will be at

Peake‘s Station Feb. 24th to 26th. All dental work attended to. 8595

..‘*Mr. Jack ltatenbury, Charlotte-

town, was in Montague, Wednesday. on business.-B.

..°Mii-is Gladys McDonald, of

Georgetown, was a passenger by thc boat special yesterday iriornlng for Cliarlottetown.-G.

. .*l\lr. O'Donnel, representing

Gault Bros., Ltd., was in Montague, Wednesday, in the interests oi’ his ilriii.-B.

..*Rev. Ewen McDougall, Bangor,

was in Montague Tuesday evening at- tending tho meeting of Masonic Lodge vlsltatlon of the grand officers.-B.

..*Mr. Mac McDonald. Charlotte-

town was in Montague this week, rc- newing old acquaintances in his jolly, genial manner.-Il.

..°Mr. Elmer and Mr. W. W. .len-

kins, Georgetown. were in Montague ‘Tuesday evening, attending the Mas- onic meeting visitation of the Grand Lodge Officers.-B.

..'Dr. A. J. Fraser, Montague, will

he at Gaspereaux Feb. l5tli and ltitli, Murray Harbor North, 17th and 18th, Murray I-larhor West, 19th and -20tii. All dental work attended to. 8504

BRITISH ATTACHE ' FOR LEMBERG.

LONDON. Feb. 10.- Sir Edward

Grey today informed the House of Commons that he was considering the appointment of a British commercial attache to reside at Lemberg, in view of the' large British interests there.

Lemberg in the capital of Galicia.

the Austro-Hungarian crown ‘ land lying between Russian Poland and the Ciirpatliians, which has been invaded ,ln great part by the armies of Russia.

tfharlot etown

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W. F. TAYLOR, M. D., C. M.

(MGGILL UNIVERSITY) Montague, P. E. I.

Office of Late Dr FRARBR.

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.. “ii l'.:z‘.°:.;‘:.f:::‘.i.;‘s..‘:. Plbnty of dust slag and kliiikers means money thrown away- V

lf you want to .I

Save M0tl¢Y °“ c°°l

our rd will help you. Clean bright deal 2 the right pI'i¢9- t

Phone 111 .

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IF CROSS, FEVERIBH, CONSTIPAT- ED, GIVE "CAL"-'ORNIA SYRUP OF FIGS."

Look back at your clillilhootl days.

Remember the "dose" mother insisted on-castor oil, calomel, cathnrtlcs. How you hated them, how you fought against taking them.

With our children lt’s different.

Mothers who cling to the old form of phyelc simply doii’t realize what they do. The chlldren‘s revolt is weil~found- ed. Their tender little "insides" are .injured by them.

if your chIld‘s stomach, liver and

bowels need cleansing, give only deli- cious "California Syrup of Figs." its action ls positive, but gentle. .Millions of mothers keep this harmless "fruit laxatlvef handy; they know children love to take lt; that it never falls to clean the .liver and bowels and sweet- en the stomach, and that a teaspoon- ful giventoday saves ii. sick child to- morrow. i - ‘ »

-Anti your drtiggiat. for a 60-cent bot-

tle. of "California Byrup of Figs," which has full directions for babies. children of all |898. and,_¢rswn-ups Iainl on eaoli bot Beware of

PILLS. IIALUMIL 7

sertion for advertising In this column. Cash must accompany order.

. .*“ PRINCE CHAP" and Dance in

Auditorium to-night. Special train leaving city 2.45 p.m. 8603

..‘°'ACClDENT AVERTEO.-What

might have been a very serious runa- way happened at Montague Monday evening, when a spirited steed owned by a young man a short distance out of town, who had driven to Montague, passing through, and when returning back, in the Cardigan road, the horse turned its occupants out of the sleigh about a mile from town and put on full speed, but when he approached the north end of the steel bridge in- stead of crossing it, he changed his mind and took a high dive jumping some twenty feet over the bank of the approach on to the lee on the west side of the bridge, sleigh and all attached thereto, and in doing so he ln some way got so mixed up with the harness, etc., that he could not ex- tricate himself, (lucky for him) as had be succeeded, he no doubt would have tried to cross the ice which is very thin and would certainly have been drowned. lt seemed that in per- forming this 'stunt he was unobserved by anyone, for the owner coming along a short time afterward, was led to be- lieve that the horse had crossed the bridge and no doubt gone home, and as he thought followed, but to his as- tonishment when he got home there was no team or even fragments of same. So he returned to Montague and after some search the horse was discovered and released (after being in this position for some fotir hours). The sleigh was broken beyond repair but the horse, barring a few scratches, was uninjured and after being stabled the night at Montague. was able to proceed home Tuesday hitched to ii new sleigh, apparently none the worse of his adventure. lt nilglit be men- tioned that at this particular place where this horse jumped over, there is no railing, along the approach, nor light, and it is hoped the authorities hi charge of this work will see to it. that there is a good strong railing placed there before such an ucclilciit may or-our again, which might not get off so easily-B.

SIDE LIGHTS UF

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Taking Turn for Bath at Convent; “Plnching" Others' Chance if Possible.

DIARY FULL OF WIT.

Teil; of a "_l°¢¢ri°t|¢" Pig with Appreciation for the Entente.

(By l". M. Sarlo, Unitcd l"i'css Staff

Correspondent.)

LONDON. Jan. 23.--(By mall.) -

Sldellghts of trench life arc amusing- _ly described in the following extracts from the diary of an officer in the Bed- .fordslilre Regiment: "Sunday. Anoth- er horrid wet day. Clnircli parade in the courtyard of the N. U. 0's (com- manding oliiccr) billet-principally hymns, which attracted n. ciirioiis crowd. I cannot say that the singing. well meant and certainly hearty, as it was, would have attracted me very far on a wet day.

"This next sentence should be writ-

ien in capitals, as it is in my nilnd. Had a lovely hot bath at the convent. Rum place to go l`or a bath, wnsn't it? Anyway, 1 met a clean looking fellow who said he had bathed there. so I summoned up my courage and rang the bell. and in my best French asked the lady who appeared li` I might wash myself tliero. I was promptly ushered into ii sort of ofllcc, where l found I could book my turn later in the morning.

When I eventually turned up on the

stroke of time, l found I was only just iii time to forestall a total stranger who was tryliig in cxecrablc French to assure the sister that l was his great frieiitl and that I had booked for him. That boy--lic was a subaltem-sliould ,get high up iti the army. I hope to sec him swung off myself. for his baretac- cd audacity. lf the good lady had been able to understand his Freiich-she merclfully was not equal to the task- he'tl have had that bath too.

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NEW YORK, Feb. 10.-One of the

niost coniplicated will cases in thc history of the New Jersey courts is that of Lillian Nordica, who died on Tliurstlay island, while on a tour of the world, leaving two wills. In the second will just made before licr death she cut off her liusliand, who is seek- Ing to have the tlrst will recognized. Compllcation arisiii-I as to whether she lived legally ln New York or New Jer. sey. And, further, it may be neces- sary to investigate the circumstances of the 'will which she made on Thurs- day island just before her death.

The most pathetic letters that a

great star has ever written are those of Nordica to her husband. Tho woman who for so many years had been idol- lzed lu America and Europe, passed much of her time in utter loneliness, fooloa tho prospect of failure on tier world tour. "They say hope springs eternal." she wrote, "but in my case l ilntl I have lost heart and faith, and only can piod along :lay after day. only ‘too happy when night comes; and I .count one day less to live on this earth.”

` . zsersitins An: coeri.v. YPABIS. February 10.- Aeronautlc ,experts here inaiat that the Zeppellns ilve proven a had investment for

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0. tions &

imma tiy "caiitorni ' =s ' c in inlay." Items an; olillfeirlrrtlili :lui ,conteriipt. ‘>

v _ ua. mmifnetis mia um ° an one it irtf

rmany. The war fleet coat 82,

panles which have paid dividends on account for 1914. Most of these com parties expect to pay additional divld

end later: Spring Park.. .....10 Prince Albert.. .....10

(More soon)

Rayner international declared 40

paid....

R. J. McNeill Co, cash 50, stock 50 Rayner Btonehurst Silver Fox

Co. paid.... ...200

Rayner Clarke ds Harlow Fox

Co. ......pald .20

B. I . Rayner, West Gore

N. ....paid 105

Black Prince Fox Co.... . _...paid .50 General Fur Farms, Ltd.. _.paid 17 Mount Edward.... paid 10

(With additional 10 p. c. soon)

Murray Harbor. . . . . .. . .cash .30

(More .aooni

Upton.... cash, 10

(More soon)

Westmoreland Silver & Patch

Co.. . . . . . .. . .cash 35, stock, "10

Silver Tlp.... ......casii 15

(Added three pairs)

Imperial Sliver Black Fox Com-

pany, Ltd., Montague. . . . . . . .. . .15 (added three pairs to ranch and

hold securities for balance due on

sale of foxes which when col- . lected will enable them to pay aa- other...... . . . ...10D.c.

Crapaud Fox Company.. .. cash, .40 Willow Hill Fox Co, 35 p. c. cash

New London Fox and Farm Lands,

Ltd., 200 p. c. cash, and more later. Regal .. .. ._ .. 16 Dundas . 50 cash and 300 stock Seal River Black Fox Co.. .. . . . . . . . 16 (Also 8 pups added to ranch) Diamond.... Rogers Paton.... ......10

(More later)

The Freeland Silver Black Fox Co.,

Ltd., has paid a. dividend of 50 per cent. in stock.

The Carruthers Silver Black Fox Co.

has paid a 30 per cent cash dividend out of a declared dividend of 110. An additional sum will be paid after the general meeting on Dec. 8.

(Also 75 p. c. stock dividend) Pure Canadian Sli. Blk Fox Co., 40

and 35 per cent later.

Richmond Bay Fox Co., 20 per cent

(More later.)

Provincial Silver Black Fox Co., 40

per cent cash, with more to follow later.

Sovereign S. B. F. Co., cash . . . . ...l5

(From 4 pairs)

Hartford D. S. Fox Co..... .......25 Peerless...... . . . . . _....10

and balance after January lst.)

Ellis Silver Black Beauty Fox

Co., Ltd.... ...60 (With 60 or 'I0 later)

Hackett S. B. F. Co.,...... ....15

(and two foxes added to stock)

Magic Fox Co..... ....50

(ln addition to stock dividend oi 100 p. c.)

Charlottetown S. B. Fox Co........15

(Also ten foxes added to ranch)

ede ue Fur Farming Co Ltd

(50 p. c. cash 50 p. c. stock bonus.)

The Bideiord Fox Co. Ltd.......200

(100 p. c. cash-paid 35 p. c.; bal-

` ance. 65 p. c., will be paid soon.

100 p. c. in stock.)

Beecbgrove . . . ... .. ...I5 Hamilton S B Fox Co . .. _.20 Murray River .15 Massachusetts . .. . . . . . . . .. .10 Mt. Herbert Silver Black and Patch

Fox Co. .. ......17

C-lI’T0\\'.\' MARKETS

8356

Pork

5130.

(lots (white) oat.. (black) 550. Straw (per ton) $6.00 Hay, pressed, (por ton) $14.00 Eggs (per dozen) 5566. Print Butter trier iii.) 260 Fowl and chickens (per lb) _i0 to 12 Tub Llutttr (per fb.) 240. ,Potatoes (per bush.) 300 Turnlps (pci bush.) 156 I-lides 150 Calfsklns 176 Beet uh.) 7 to 8o Young Pigs (per pair) $7.00 to $8.00 Sausages (lli.) 150.

S’SII)I"} )I.»\IiKI‘I'I‘S

Corrected Tuesday.

Barley per bush. 05 to '.'5c. Buckwheat por bush 70 to '75i‘_ Calfskins per lb. 140 Eggs per doz. 250. Hay, (pressed) per ton $12.00 to $12.50 Hay, (loose) per ton $10.00 to $10.50 Hides, per lb. lilo. Oats (black) per bush 5tlc. Oots, (white) per bush (i3c. Roller Mill Flour per 100 lbs

$3.25 In $3.50

Potatoes per bnsli 250. Turnlps per bush. 208. Lamb pelts (each) 50 to 75c. Wool per lb. 30t-.

Wheat per bush -1.00 to $1.3)

UNNATUR_ALiZED GERMANS

DISOBEV ORDER.

WINNIPEG, February 10.- ln spite

of the fact that there are over 5,700 nantes on the registry for aliens lti Winnipeg of countries at. war with Great Britain, it is tiow known that but veryfew ot' the nantes :irc those of Gerninn subjects. Austrians and llutigarlans and n mixture of bnth have come forward willingly and rc- glstercd. but iinnnturallzcd Germans have taken the trouhlc to pay the least attention to thc orrlor iii- struoting tbcni to register. Exa4‘ll_v what steps will be tnkon in this cou- ncction cannot lic lcarncd nt milli- tary lieatlquarters, but the situation is as stated, and is uiiquestloiiahly it serious one.

0° . I - 000,000 and killed about sixty people

jlgleglte war. or about half it million per

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