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JANUARY 23, 1918 *

_ - - - 4 _ me wnwwmw GUARDIAN . ._ wi.-=

Here' is an easy way

to rijd yourself of con- ; stipait.ion.yi_~’l‘ake one or twv .I l T' f _

_T Pen-slar

iP¢“fLaX i _ _§I`alrlets ’

_ 1,3. _ _ and icldaiise your sys-' ? tem‘ f ii:j$=;iccumu-lated-- | waség, g€fltly"_ahd'With- 1 out -.hafmfblli ‘2iff€1‘-€f- 4 fecdéi 25 1 Q ay 'erousi c. I tin at otiitgggiislar store

l E.iA...Foster L Cel-iti'a_l Drtigstoi'e T -The Home of the Pen- ] . _ slar Remedies

JERUSALEM HUNS UNTOUCH ED.

importing on German institutions

in ._l_eru§_alci_ii,__u. _.Berlin seiiiiqoihcial eoiliniun mrwiiiforms tire rptniiie that the Kaisorln Augusta Viktoria Insti- tuti .ea»tlt0-Mount_ot-Ouveaanu-one Pit s I-fospice have not 'ben occu- pi‘ ,by the British and have suffered no'-`§listurbance of the stuff left. to

lllqm.¥_R0uter‘ ,___, ,,_, ..._m,._.,_.__._WY;

_ I ~ __ Society is uls"o gnitoftil to Miss Mau

T PAYS to buy in this broviuce. I RESERVE THURSDAY l<‘elirusr_\* iilzu-Plieiw-ioii. llellevuo. and Miss Ku-

*-* 7th for \Vonian`s Auxiliary Tea and tie E. liiaclioau. East Vulleyiield. to

b THE MORNING GUARDIAN may ,sale in St. Pt\ul"s Parish liiill. 2298. ilu-ir unliod Ufiofla lU\\'il\'llS illulilllg Sfzoxlléldoratu the News and Novelty ---_- _ this contribution. the success it ls.

iss Fiorine McC|rey. Mit. FOR FARMERS AND WORKMEN ---~ '

_i ~ T ‘CHRISTMAS l °°”“~ ARNVED--J\1St \'e<=<>iv©\! itilnil’ ggapulxmudlrgs/ol \l.niiiIi’ll2:iB sLoHoEM|NG lpomlr sccrlggrf fiéii ‘l_ilT00f- l`f0I1l New York, six, ears liarlll D . 2268-1-22Mtf: semi-annualPexaniinatioii of Bloomin ic0ai_ Buntain Ball & Co. 2299-1-Z3Mi.l .___ _ i’:lnt School was held Friday after-

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T .__ ._ .,, _ ,_ , __ _ ‘rcucliad tlio _Slot-loty _ut a_ time wlie

` i`i|iid ure uoctlod, und assure tho , , __

he Ba":vue_ Damn” "mt uw" Bpl0“dm__li|,hted _und well luiloii tlco giving

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3 good-by promising to return next

T to liouie made candy and chocolate

8 by the teacher. Alter the singing ol g the National Anthem all _quietly dis-

. WURKMEN *”"- v MEN'S SUITS, 50 only sizes most- noon Dec “lst It was very largely

l ' UUY V0UR>~»-"OVERL 'lv small 35 to 39 only worth up to attended li; the ratepayers and lad f’}L|-8 ‘ll Futons today, it will any .$11.60 yours for $9.50.' come quick. ie.. of the aisti-ict. The school wil "'~‘v°“'-l°‘?»w°"km@“'H~ CUPS 500- PHIOIN fyou cannot buy-the cloth let-alone the nicely' decorated for the occasio lI‘i'“"°‘l‘ , 2263-1~22MU’- ‘lining & makings for that amount. witii red white and blue triinining

.gakck To ~T*E°;'RENcHE iWe say- again. Come quick. Patens and spruce, while in one corner was a

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U G0l"l0l1€ Gil-Y. has receiveg world Lmmed' __ 2268122MtL lillpllilmtzferget‘lid:g§:hl\;it:xi§lll§edTlli Hmm MH, "‘°“~ G_“““"|' Jmfk G0l`l10"~ ISLANDER WOUNDED.- A .cable their various subjects by their tea-_ l'-$35293 t-° “iq-3“11”H.@B.V-Y. iV|_\0..W"H ~rnceived ‘Saturday stated that 133070 1-licr Miss Florence McDougall as

q` L.0.A.-District lodge, District of £1 Crapaud met in annual session, in

‘B presiding. Despite the unfavourable

I d fe 'md in. l-h°»1‘°59"~°»l in EU!-' .Sgt. David A. 'Iiar|bour; infantry oili- sistcd by Miss .losepliine McDonald. _:Iii 1 s_°m" W"9k5»_h“3 |'0C_0V€I"?‘l lcially reported wounded 'Dec. 29th. teaclicr ot Tincadie Criss Sclioni und "v';lPr(?_’a§rk to um. mlng ““U»'“0m"-' 'Sgt. l'larbour is a son -of -'Mr James Mins Annie -Mcllbugaiii, tsrwhei' o

'__ ‘ "1 mnce- - [B11l'b0u!'. Alma, and has been woun-' Point. De Ro/che. and by theli' prom

' 11011 llll'€B Ilmeu-" `H@'l>f1l0IliZH 10 U10 and intelligent t\nswei'.~i .--iiowcd i-:ire-

I ORWELL COVE-l\lr itoddii 'tie 9th pat; q 113,; it 1,

Pliersoii of Newtown liitends' reiiiollei-` 'lin his 01<1"(1¢;li:|ipnny a'b(bIltt'twPimiliolii‘tll]; A[)f;§;;,.,:::;neBxf;::;iunix. ’A‘\!grg)‘;;1‘l('1K gillfwtiv-*_* :Illia frigndslare- anxioualrwait- i-xeeiieiiny reiiuereo_\veiei»mc apeeci

f0wn_ will be me Conmlctol _`M'iSg g em' °m m- by Daniel and Vincent l\ic(iilvi°iiy.

. _ _ ` _ _ ` i ~ Song, Santa Claus is (fouling by ](1_liri;ltxiLIl‘i_ 1l§1'~g“'°“'\ f y"']_1°_y1'em huflt" BURNS ANN|V'ER5ARY~ '_ A"‘ Marie MacDonald. Reeitatlon, Belg-, _as 1. nine ioinc attci .i short stay] mnggnwm. have D / d 1, . .hi

T" ding ii ieiigtliy address by the Dis-

" this District to be in it tlourishiug -V condition. This tirapuud District has 1. had a very satisfactory year. reports

In Lyndam _*Miss Mamie Mcbemhl “nies of; ‘ een ina 0 _V vi ‘ch iuiu. by Georg.e_Mc_l)oiiald und .petei

P 9" 01 1“°"" 99750115 fiom McDougall Recitation My' Sister'

v ii ii _ - ~ - ~ .a eff em' h_as-returned home after' ‘my 5mU°“ Wm’ Wlhh 10 9-"-end the best fellci' by Jerrcniiali McDougall spent ing liei Christmas holidays inlBm.nS Anniversary V ,nav Secum pa _ '_ _

Kinlock and Newtown; Miss McLeod expects to leave shortly for Montreal to train for a, nurse. -Mr. William (look, manager of the Eureka Mills, Newtown, l\zis_i‘eturiicd home from Montague Bridge; while there lie was ti_ie._guest oi' Mi'. M. F. Mcl)ou_i_ild oi the McDonald Hotel, Montague. -` Mr. D. F. Smith. Newtown. is visiting in Valleytielth East, 'che guest of Mr. Angus 'N. Mélieod. -lliiss Annie l-‘_ Smith and Miss Ida Nicholson have _left for Regina and intend to be away 'for some time.

“ Dialogue by Gecige McDonald an

“ge 9" U" regular train” 0" Thur* Peter McDougall. Recitatiou, \Vl\ei

day and Friday.( Jany_ 24th and 25! at one single first class fare good t return up to and including Saturda .lany_ 26th. ' 2275-1-22ME2i

' A SPLENDID CONTRIBUTION.

° zrll. Song, Down in the Vallev_ li

- iioys hy Vincent McGiilvi‘ay. Recita

The lied Cross Society oi' Valleylicld McDonald. Recitation, The Stocking

Monday .Lin 7th ulien they wcrelodictlory by Peter McDougiill, atte

presented \vitli_ti\e handsome doiia tion of $66.35 to their funds. by t

were very pleasantly surprised on t‘liristnias by Daniel MeGil1vi'ay. Vai

ti - , , . ‘ ‘ - ' _ _'e proceeded with, which resulted as

li. our heroes sleep by Edward McDoug-

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Y Marie McDonald. Recitation, We little ander McKenzie. Long Creek; D. [__

ion, A Miracle by Frank Kelly. Read-

- ing, The Bootblacks 0rd'ea1 by Georg

9 i). F. Sec.-John McNevin. DeSable; 'S‘ D. Treas.-Veruer Moore, Crapaud; . l). D.v0. (7.-Mr. Fall, Ci-apaud; D. 1-' I.eet_-George -M. Campbell, Canoe

- which the jingle ot' bells' was heard' ('0VU- T|l0 0m"~'0l‘S WCW duly in*

S during the year. After a consider-

proceeded to unload the brriliantiyll

oat-li pupils ti nico gift, iliou lie in-tid

your. ltcmarks were then made by those present complimoiitiuig- both tcaclier and pupils on their excellent examination and programme. The vis- itors aiid pupils were then treated

nursed to their homes well satisfied with the afteriiooirs entertainment. ii

Derry lodge i'oom, Long Creek. on Tuesday, January 8th inet.. with Dis- trict Maater_ Bro. Wm. S. McNeill.

wentlier and poor condition oi' the roads, it large nnmiber of - delegates were present, cvcry lodge in the Dis- trict 'lieing well represented. The reporis of the various oillcers. and eoinuiittecs. were presented. inclu-

trict Master, showing the Order iu

show an increase iii nicmbersiiip in every lodge in the district. Derry L_O. I... No. lltiil, Long Creek, heading the list with an increase oi 23 members

able amount of general business was disposed oi election ot oflicers vias

follows: D. M.-Frederick Camp- bell. Argyle Slioro; D. D. M_-Alex-

(‘liap_-Jus. lSmitli. Appin Road; D. See.-Neil M»c(7anncll, Canoe Cove;

e and Santa Claus appeared ou the SU-111011 by PHSF- Dlsirici. Master. BYO-

people of Bellevue. This» gift has scene tothe delight oi' the pupils, and M- l"~ MCKUIIIOII. 21SSlsted by Bro. Al~

` 'ron woranrs nisolinsns =

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Ten l2f.\y~'s Treatment Free' _ " __;

ORANGE l.ii..Y ia' a certain cure for all 4iiso|'de|'s ol vvt.\lue|i,'¢‘_|l is up-

piied locally and is absorbed into the sails.-ring tl: tue, The dead WNW uiwt- tor in the congested region is expelled. giving immediate menfaii and phy- sical rcliei: the blood vessels and nerves are tuned und str'e_n¢th'6lwil. und'

'lic i-ireuiatioii is rqgglerqd.-'normal as this treatnient~ il'-based on

y scientific pri-inctpleli, and' on the actual location`~‘of the

cannot help but effect'

or forms at temafe troub-

dslaysd Ianni ipaintuis jleucqnnoba. falling etc. I?rica'¢i$l.2G pe# N suitlcienui-.tor ond-

treatinent. A Free Trial

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451'. will be sent Free to any

her address. -E‘nclos'o 3 stamps and nddrcss

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nieetiiig was held in the evening i connection with the district lodge, which was largely ntteiided. the hall being crowded ‘to the doors. many not being aible to gain admission. The duties oi’ Chairnian was ably perform- ed by Bro. Paul McPliee, P_I).M., and the best oi’ order prevailed while the following excellent programme was rendered. »Clioi'u:-i-_(‘ho'ir; Recita- tion by Bro. M. If. l\icKiiinon; Solo- lillss Marjorie Matliicson; Address ui' Welcome-Bro Neil MeCa.n/nel; Read- ing-Bro. Neil McEacliern, (encor- cd); in Duett.-Miss Bessie McEwen and E. Georvette (encored); Gaelic Song-Bro. Ewen D. 'McKini\on; Solo -Miss Freda Potts; Address by Rev. \V_ .l. McLeod; Trio-by Misses Ed- na and Bessie M'cEwen and \Viu. S. McNeil-l: Reply to Address of Wci- eomc-Bro_ A. J. McNevin, M_L.A..

ins by (heir, Addiess-Bro.-Veriiei~ Moore. A-iiearty vote oi’ thanks was r=xteiulcd to the Rev. Mr. McLeod for liis able address, and to the Choir

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entr-rtninuient such ii success. The singing ot’ "God Save our Splendid Men" and the National Anthem then brought to a close` one _oi’_tlie -best public meetings ever held in connec- tion with ('rapaud District, Loyal Orange Lodge.

;;nUc'rioNs uv 'rua iirr-

CHEN.-Swarins of Roaciies all over

Keating's.' We sprinkleul it .Over night and swept the Reaches up next inorning-DEAD.. "Kea¢lng'l" KILLS Reaches. Tins, 10c, 25c, 35c. Be sure it’s Keating'c. Made in England. Har- old F. Ritchie & Co., Limited, Toronto

it. Nothing any good until we used

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36iii_ Longcloth - - » ~ ~

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36in. Longcloth - - -

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` 1. 36ln. Longclotli

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27in. Longcloth --

32in. Longcloth - -

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‘ _ _ * Ab' f1°. ' h kt 1 ._ ' _ .- ° All -fancy linen including Runners _ ~_ -T0WelS~' in sggesgeangl <1lu1atlllfies.1c30c_Qvp§iP° _ Shams, Centres, Cushions, Tray

34 inch Loiigcloth, line make, free P

‘Horrockses° Celie-_-l i bratecl Cottons

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36in'. Longcloth - - - - - - - - - -- -20”

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36in_ " _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . . . . . . ._ .280 `

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_ Buyers' will find this a splendid opportunity to replenish

their home needs in V these allways wanted goods at last year Sale prices. _ 4 _ _ _ _ This sale will positively end january 31st. and We advise all intending _buyers to make up their lists promptly and buy early. MAIL ORDERS will receive our prompt attention.

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'_ We reserve the right to limit the quantity of goods sold to '

one customer

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36iu. Longelotli ~ - - - - - - - -200 51|- '

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Slieetiiigs and Pillow Cottdons at Less

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54 inch extra quality » - - -- - - 64 inch extra quality ~ - - - - - - - - - -45" 70 inch round thread English Sheeting 331' 70 iiicli English Sheetlug, better 'quality

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400. 504'. 551'.

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40 inch plain- - ~ - - - - - ~- - - ~ ‘ 45 inch plain -p . . . . . . _ . _ . . . _ . _ . ._ _ 40 inch circular - ~ ~ » - - - - - - - - - - ~~- 4-2 inch-~(;i1~(;u\3,y° . , . _ . . . . . . . . . . .. _ 44 inch Qi`I°¢u]a'f*" . _ . . . . _ . .. . . . . . . . 46 inch. Circular . . . . . . . , . . , . . . .. .

r _Other superior qualities at special

gg inch . _ _ . .._ 4.1¢-_ soc. oo(-_

_.|70 yal. _ f/~ __ _ _ _

_ _ _ ' _mc yd, ._ \_ Anticipating the tremendous advances on

rl, place we purchased heavy stocks when prices

_ gf" *-“gr _r.'t!.‘,, As a consequence We are -able to offer ‘ i ,°‘ " these goods at about one-half their value based on today’s Factory Prices.

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l _ A large assortnient_ of napkins and

The above are our old reliable lines of En lish Manufacture '

It is almost ini_,ossible to procure the quality of these goods -at the l

present time. `

cloth.

___,,,,,_ ,,,,,, 35. FREE HEMMING OFF‘ERb DURING THIS SALE \_ Less 15 per cent .Pi

Curtans

and .Curtaiiiingss .

An immense. variety to select from. __

75c pair to $6.56 pair

Scrini and Miirquisettctjurtains

All at 15 per cent off

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See our special Drawn Edge Scrimw N

Bleaclied and Uubleacliell _ Table Linens T

ety to choose from.

Cloth _ _ _ _ .$2.00 to $8.00 ouch

Napkins _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .$2.00 to $0.00 out-li' -

All at special sale prices. p ‘ ,i_

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A special sale prices. _A large vari- .

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