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” Customers a Bright

and Prosperons -

Bayer Studio!

’ THE' COOK STUDI _

lk Wishing Yon I the

Compliments ol-

~ 'mg °"' I llil Wlllllllllllll THE EASTERN GUARDIAN uhhh! uhhh! sneeze!!sn¢¢z¢!!”'.¢_T;;~_.»f

I)6l'80n Of Miss (.il‘B.fli 01 New Perth. '

New Year 1

A____Q_ ____

of the Season

is-!IIIIy1_rnI!:III!

Every Hom In Ilanada Iiceds “FIllI|T¢l-TIIIES"

To those suffering with I f/rr'{;':sIian._ Tflrpid Liver, Cansirpaliofi, Sirk or N¢r1/aiu' lleadac/rcs, New-al_f1'<i, 1.7.!- ney Trouble, R/leumatism, l’.i|'n in //1: Bark, l:`c:.-:ma and ollicr _:Mfr afzciions, “I-`ruit~a-tives” gives prompt relief and nssurcs ri speedy recovery when the treatment is faithfully followed.

“Fr*u1`l-a-t¢'z/er" is llieanly 1/rzdirinc

mad: from Fruit-containiiig the medicinal principles of ripples, oranges, figs and prunc-s, combined -with valuable tonibs and nntiseptics.

50c a box, 6i`or $2.50, triul size, 25c.

At all dealers or sent postpaid by Fruit-a.-tives Limited, Ottawa., Ont.

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( ~ OF all the products of

the oven, there is none

so important as a good loaf of bread. This test of “REGAL” has established its reputation as the big _ value in Hour.

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MONTREAL

\\ .. ' _ ' Central Drugstore, and H. J. Mahon.

i (M0l1inKlle.)

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172.s?““i’f‘ I ._

:I I Limited I I

THE ST. LAWRENCE FLOUR MILLS C0.

..*IT PAY8to buy In this province. ..

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Hue held their Xmas tree on Xmas Iou

programme and n treat for their child- ren and also ‘for a large number who visited them that eve.-T. so

Dougherty, Martinvsle. liaipurchaseri ‘Pc

roads from Mrs. Dougherty, owner. .il

Boston.

_-- da

Nrw Zealand from Alaska, after gin ab- so sence oi’ eighteen years. lie was sev» wt

iilghr on the trip Ironic. His futher, W Mr. 'l<Idwur(| Whul:.n, inet, him at 'i‘. Mount Stewart.

I-lurbor was horned to the ground F‘ri~ ri day morning. The iire was caused by th

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ber 23rd the Sunday School ot the Presbyteriaii Church, Montague, gave 23 a Christmas tree for tho pupils. A ihi very Hue programme w‘s promptly dl

laughter from the audience. Santa iii

Y rl. ri ment with his witty saying as he lr treated each member of the school and even the entire audience with

..”'CHR|STMAS SERVlCES.-- On C

wis a very special service at the G

must-erly style, showing that even ln ,those nioilerii times, in many many

service was one long to be remember- ,,, cd by those provileged to hear it.-T. "

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,. *THE MoNTAeuE nigh school ‘,‘, liclrl their usual Xmas tree for the H pupils. The teachers were remember- T cd by their charges, \vith nice gifts 3, and tlir-y in turn treated the pirpils to omngei; and chocolate bars in quite an clziborate way. The school here

home school and only aiwuv from it 11 short time himself, would naturally S make It more dlillcult for him than in

no trinble, as he iiistrncts in his culp- able manner,-'l`. D

Of The Blood 'Helps Mikel Strong, Sturdy Men and I-loalthy, Beautliul Women

$900,000 People Uno It Annually

' 'Ask Your,-[J\:z,Etr':r.\]r'Driiqui>t_t

Sold in this city by Geo. E. Hughes, Apothecarles Hall' E A Foster,

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PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND DlVlSl0NS Time Table in Effect, October 6th, 1919

wfse? $3535

Charlottetown Hunter River Emerald Junction Borden

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9 9.2¢ OQO' »»°sE

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Emerald Junction

Kensington Summerslde

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8.05 8.42

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6.20 7.28 8.18 9.08 0.45

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INDUN,

12-.oo Den. 1.86 ' _ 8.10

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Summerslde Port Hill 0'Lear¥ Alberton Tignlsh

I-5 w99FrN _‘S152-333.3

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` » Charlottetown

Mount Stewart Morrell St. Peters

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3.0 DBD. 415‘

info Ari-.'

Qswrp? $35535

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Elmira

gi? 25

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*HI Ill tho above 'trams run deg!! _ _ Cash only _ _

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..°THE BAPTIST CHRCH, Monta- lug

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.."LAND ' PURCHASE-Mr. D. l7i.

the "Dougherty farm" sl ated he uni rweeri the St. Peters and Mnrtinvale ple

lin, returned to hir: former ironic at (Ihr

eral days on the train and on oquul Mc nurrrber on steziinbonts. etc or a fort- officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Vickerson

..*FROM ALAISKA.-Mr.. M. Whe- the

ill ma-kc their home in Montague.--

..“HOUSE BURNED.-The resid- Ne

. ."C-HRISTMAS TREE.--On Decem-

arrived ln due time and was in a very llc funn moo arid caused much mer '- Pie" and 'was' humorous in the ex-

fruit and candy. T. gr

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Sunday evening Dece-niber 21st there M

places, there is no room in the lnii In of our hearts for Christ. The whole ,J,,,i_c acid ig kept .mr uw in cmm,l_iZ_

g wounds and cuts sustained by the

prlnclrpal Mr llowaxd Hviies dcser d, yes much credit 'foi the way lie , b ,-,hw f_- d t VI, l°°ki“g “mer the S“h°°l' it ‘bmng his aliiiil Myrslieldiwerimtlziiiiglliel-lim Xlhelrtloill'

memenloes in recognition of the

ervices rendered by their two sons

torn fields of Europe.

ha.s`nii eflivsieiit staff of teachers. The »

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*SURVEY|NG.~Mr. Henry Col M-artinvale, had a surveyor work for him on Frldrry and Saturday. lnlng the boundaries of his home

Eve, and was ol the usual kind, a good farm. _

..*I/WEDDING BELLS At the par- uge Iby liev. t`, lriiirinstrong, ntngue, on,the eve of December h Mrs. Katherine Stewart, New

rth und Mr. Roderick Fraser were

will reside at Whlm Ruud.-T.

ted in marriage. The happy cou-

. ."WEDDING BEI,L.':.-On Wednes- y December 17th :it the home or

groom’s parents, Mr. and Mrs Arles Vlckersoii, Montague, their fi Hector and Mrs. Pearle Nelson 're united in marriage. Rev. Mr. Kenzie of the Presbyterian Church

.,*HOME ON VISIT.-¢Mr. William

ence ot Mr. Gabriel Morrison, Little Mr. Horatio Nelson, Montague,

erl home on a visit on Saturday last

lson and Hubert Nelson, sons of

ur-

e former was accompanied by his

r first visit to our province.-T

using a can of coal oil to light the wife and child. The Nelson boys have morning iirepwhich caught and expl d~ be cd. There was no insurance und gre ar loss, including contents. amounts to placc of their birth, and to extend a $1,500. \vr.-lcolne to Mrs. Nelson upon this,

en West_f_or seveiuil yours and we e glad " to welcome them to the

V. . *‘SANTA’S VISIT.-On"'Deccmber

rd Santa Claus arrived at the Christ-

n Church, Montague in alrship to srtribute the goodies -provided there.

rendered and much apprecdated. Spec- The Christmas tree was loaded with lil mention may be inode ot' ii recital- presents and ‘Ssiita had a strenuous t‘on by little Eric Coffin, which was time distributing thorn utter his tire- ol unusual eloquence for one so very so young, and Ibrought forth peals ol' programme ot’ songs, recltations, etc..

ine journey. There was a special

e crowning number being a .recita-

eine _ -T .

..*FRESH CLEAN new stock of °oceries will be found at Eastern rocery Co. in their new home in resmer Building, Souris. Gold edal flour, Victory, Sunbeam, Royal old in 1,/5, 1/1, $5, bbls. Apples,

(`hl‘lStiil.I1 Clllll‘Ch,` lV10Tll.tig»ll£‘, \\'hell grgnggg' lemgng, grapgg figg, dates special Christmas music , singing and nuts, sweet potatoes, mbbage, §@fI110n were heard. by a most uirnfeo- rurnips. Full line Moirg ,confectionary native audience. The chair rcnrlerorl in an elaborate programme of anthems, $5 solos, quartettes, etc. The subject of Jn the sei'iiionH\\':is “There -was no room s,,usages_ Fresh Bread received in the lnn, and wir; preached in a daily 3011_12_18M2wks_

ri by Arthur Burke, entitled “Minco

bulk and packages from 5 cents to .00. Fresh stock of St. Williams ms, canned hams, Bologna and pork

::'_-‘\ prime dressing for'wounds.- some factories and work-shops car-

orkmen. Far better to keep on hand

hottie of Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oli. is just as quick in action and does ot scar the skin or burn the tlcsh. here is rio other Oil that has its cur-

ive qualities.

ADR ESS AN_D PR ESENTATION.

ear Mr. and Mrs. Campbell;

The memory of your brave good

boys Iis often with us and we deeply

ide spreading advance of the world,

ill among men

Mlnard'a Llnlment Cures Diphthefl

i`he occasion of the following url' ess was thc visit of and presenta

feel an lriexpressihlg debt of gruti-'| 2:;:;;';~”"`:;:*|‘€:|f:‘\’\'|| DWI-K ""-» 5'- iflill- . trifle i.o you for the gilt of your sons. 64 Queen Street ,_

for ourrllbeftlel . _ PHOSPHONOL FOP. MEN ’

“I0 'return again tc tmmfort you' Restores Vim rind Vitality; for Nerve ’-'

5 et ac. ;‘;i¥.'..l’.*; 5*$.?.';d§‘;§..?‘1l?..”.*l‘;I iei.§;ia§,=. 'n.fr,;::"fs.;'n.2vn."i§sa;i",e L0 NDON. ENGLAND- -‘

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YOU 6111> !;;:;-in.;";i.‘.?;"".:!"‘ti..““.::.ns elif?iiieilii.rii€rf.n:=.:°»~'I' ,...................................................

‘ On Health `W`°`HI§”/" f ' 'II yy I i "‘ ' deeds of valor as the memory of your L ' ' ' 'r '_' ‘

' i sox, mmemorates. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ , _ ._ - - ~- - - ~ - - , Nuxiuso inns .ii°§§.:e.;en..einrn..!i.i.a\.r.i’ ©@@<e©@>e»@ °°»@

, _

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Master st|°ength°Buiide ii; its consummation in the Kingdom

oi God among men, where injustice and wrong are lost in peace and good-

\v .

May these small gifts of perisihiible

gold' confirm you often in your faith in the imperlshable gift of God's Spirit in the souls of your boys which made them worthy oi our grateful

memory, and gave them tfhe assur- _ ance that no good gift ‘of God would it be withheld from them in the day when the Father makes up his jewels.

December 10, 1919.

cough!!! cough!!! _

owned by the lute Daniel Stewart. J __ ' . Yes, you feel miserable all right nncl ou’re linkin' nur iii; `i‘i‘ New Perth West. where he and his . \ one near you fool miserable too. ‘limi you noetfil I V _-=',»,;;- brlde will reside.-T. \- Ig ,l~--'- ' ‘7".L_

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2;-,aa . ;_‘ __:-1

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Mi". Stewart has purchased the farm

EASTERN PERSONALS -

_ sau by .ri V 1,1*

..°ivrr. J. A. Mhcnoniiiri, P. L. s., ¢°““°'""i»~

lie-rmnnvllle, was ri passenger ro 4' Cardigan, Tuesday evening.

. _,;.

see; _. - f‘Zi'»€e‘-¥-"72

It will stop the “Hsck", prevent the “Cold” from

. _ _*Mi-_ Dania] Doughtery, Martin- becoming chronic and develoging into mmethingmnro ` vale, was at Cardigan ‘Saturday on l°'i0U°»l“d “UP ¥°“\’"C°UK 'i"_° mill" 5°* ld»_i|l I. . bugIn@»55_ ~ V short order. lt eases the breathing, soothes tl-ie pun, ,h ' -|',_

__ ...___ ' and almost instantly stops the annoying tickling that p 3- _i Z., _- _ _ Mr_ Bernard C;-naman Sou,-,5_ lends to spasms of uncontrollable coughing that arelo J. ¢ __ ' _

I»@;u,»n,,d Sain,-(laywyeuing from n bus. embarrassing. None genuine except in n Red Package ` incss tri to Charlottetown. _

p --_ NATIONAL DRUG AND CHEMICAL C0. OP CANADA, l.lllTl»ID. ` ’ .

..'~Mr. Jno. Alfred Mr-Donald, P.L S., was a passenger Saturday evening I'roin Cardigan 'to Harmony Jct. _ _ _ -Y, ; 1

0’ ’- . _.___ ._- - - .

bearing the trademark Nu-Dm-Co. ISR I7 'i

..*Capt. Porrler is in .port now and Ai

expects to spend the winter in Mon- _,_ if

tztgue. He is staying at the "Seaside, ~ .

T' ~~ l!`RED’l< liUTll .& C0.

I ..°Mr. Alex McDonald and brother

l‘.“’l...2‘i.i»1’.f.'-`.‘§." f'f§ffl“ii..§°ilf.`fiZ.l`°i£§.‘T Established 1809 cursion .

.."Mlsi; Lillian Dewar, Brudenoll, i's ` Tokenhouse Yard -

i;iii;‘_“I‘ii..2'°hl€J;‘i“¥5..‘ltl‘.l31I.."é? LONDON _ ENGLAND li .Coll e.-T. *

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_/‘His friends are glad to rcrport, »

Mr. Cecil Hynes, Montague, who has ' . been ill with rlieumatic fever, slightly `

iiii-proved .--T. ' - _ 2

_,, D VH ,Sh d ,U M W1nte1 Sale Commencmg Fe_b. 2, 19 0 ,

.ie;.'I.i_ rii.....“Ini‘v@.-_ .`l‘.’lii`.`{.-_ii II.-$2. li Spring Sale Commencirig Apr1l26, 1920 _ business trip to (llisrlottetown. Ho . '

‘ :;e;p;>]r;ss.gi'eit activity in the lumbc-r Warehouse__

..'~Miss Ella D'lr:\i..<-mil of ('l1arlot1c» ° Park Street, Southwark,

town and her brother Mr. John .\lc- - Lean of Halifax, spent their Xmas _ .

‘ holidays with their parents', Mr. and

Mrs. Hector Mcliean, Montai;ue.--T. - Agent

__ T 1123 Broadway New York »

For particttlars apply to ' _ ` ,

M/ E. H. RAYNER,

_ =/ Summerside, _ P. E- lSl2lIld _ .

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After housework, "wash" your hands with _ - ' _ I

""E""E"S ALFRED rRAsER il

roto :iz-can I

212 Fifth Avenue, ,

. -na

; “_ Q ,_ ;'_-.f{__» ' NEW YORK, _

P'=!ei':.;a“r::a:f’°' 'I

I ____ _ » '_ I T "= ”" ="’ Representing C. M. Lampson Co.

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ff~'= *sa

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Al All Druggiah' , ».

I ' ___ _ Dr. DeVan's Frencls Ville- Q

A rc-linltle Ilegul tim: l‘lll for Wooten. _ _ _ ._ 1 f..°..il.ii‘“l'.. fiiil' i.‘.I.i`.-'.l..l°"$‘.f ;`.f.‘-’.i`.",‘.“e ‘SI P Ubl1f` /\UCi10f\ Sale Of RUW FWS

I Hockey Boots. .....

!"."9'!‘9l.T° _°'§l\!‘_~1_~leo? nog; aszassaeassssas

weve? $5255

OOOCOOO-OOOOUO-OO

Our stock of hockey i

boots is complete in Men’s, Boys’, Women’s and Misses,We`have been

fortunate in securing a i large quantity of the very \ best shoes, and offerthem I I

at the following attractive

prices.

Bo s', with heels or wiih-

out. £11.50

Men’s, with heels or with-

out $5.00 _

Women’s black box kip,

$4.25

Womem’s high cut brown

$6 50

Misses sizes ll to 2 $3.25

All of the above' are

made with ankle supports and straps. ,

any a ca. un. ;

Fashionable shoes

NOX A COLD TABLETS

A -safe and speedy cure for TiaGrippe. Coughs, Colds, Hr-odachc. Neuralp1‘i.\. Flu. ri mild lnxntlve. Breaks |i|\:t1‘ol<l in o fr-w hours. Get the genuine, " _.ii ilrnrr stores, Slic per ltox.

Sold ai F‘nntr>r’»= Driirrstore

Dustbane

Makes sweeping easy.

It kills germs. Brightens floors and carpets. Al- ways have a tin of genu- ine Dustbane on hand when you sweep.

Sold by leading Frocers Packed in barre s and kegs for large consumers.

A. Williamson

Representative

arvell

Bros

General Distributors

Charlottetown _

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freshly won League and Covenant of SOLD AT FOSTER’S DRUG STORE 2914-12-10ME45i. the nation for peace, won by such

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Canada’s March Fur Auction Sales I

Place Your Furs on Consignment for _ =

5 I CANADA’S FUR AllCl`l0N SALES, MONTREAL ' ,

_ All Fox Breeders and Fur Farmers may now send or leave

I their Raw Furs at the oilice of A. & E.`Pierce & Co., Summerside,

to be forwarded to CANADA’S GREAT FUR AUCTION SALES

which takes place in Montreal in March, 1920.

At the recent public meeting it was unanimously resolved ' that Canada’s Fur Auction Sales should have the support and Co- _ operation of all fur farmers who have the interest of the indus- f, try at heart, which is necessary to insure the permanent success

of the Silver Fox Farming business. _

Messrs A. & E. Pierce & Co., will issue receipts for all_ pelts A ' _

received. A reserved bid may be placed on each pelt. Liberal ' cash advances can be obtained on request. ’ '

’ This sale will be of gigantic proportions, and as Canadefs 0 annual output of Raw Furs is over fifteen million dollars, and in .. Q - addition to Canada’s production arrangements have been made _ ~ I '

for shipments of all classes of Furs produced by every_fur pro- . ducing country in the world. These sales will be extensively ad- i I

vertised all over the globe, there will be buyers fro_m all parts of e _ the world and consequently the highest prices will be realized' to J, g _,L-Q.

for your collection. _ < - Q, <~_..;,'_ .

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Silver Fox Farmers are especially invited to co-operate with @ 33:

this orgaiiizzition in the marketing of Silver Fox_ Pelts, as it is . ‘{’> only with your co-operation that the highest prices can be se- “ffl

cured. - _fi

For further particulars call, write or phone A. &. E. Pierce 7.-g

' & Co’s., office, Summerside, representing “MONTREAL FUR ,~

' AUCTION SALES' CORPORATION.” _ ’ , , 'il

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