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i*E*sR`UARY 28,1918 ' rl-In cnsntorrmowu GUARDIAN pigs pm

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FRUIT SALT _

I-{E“\Uf\¢l1li5_! What woman _ ' ‘SHT Subject to them? _

b,oinc frequently. Otlle,-5 less oten. But, in any case, if the \v0menfoll< would only follow tim Clfiilllplo SC! by their liuslmmls . anti brothers in llle use ol` l€no`5

“ `~ ' `- 'I ._ . _ hun ‘5“ll» ill*-lv LUG, would \:\'~ '

cape the ax1|loyin;;_ P,,i,,|`u] hc"Ll_ '

aches caused bv

a lavv lirtl U, (_

ranged cii;5csti\'c

the stimnialin-_f and rci`rc<hin~‘ elv- nicnls oi' ripe i`rnir iuicw 'i}nO.q .

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5."-Stem. l\laLlc of Q

rouscs tin' torpili liver to i`|~t~.h up.

tlrlly and cleanscs and invigorates '

the whole tlig-‘esti\'e and elhninatixler _

tract. .‘\ licxulaciic has no sho\v

whcrc lino`s is.

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HAROLD F. l{lTCl“flE S.: CO., Li

Salt \Vorl¢s," London, Eng. North .\nn~i ion

mimi. lo lviecmn st. TORONTO

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Don’t fail to see our

exhibit of De Laval Cream Separators, at 149 Great George St. Milk cans, bottles, caps, ' brushes, Separator oil, Separator parts. The Alpha gasoline and ker-

lsene engines, gas en- rme oil.

Jas. D. Offer

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Two Carloads of this hes-t of

all idiom' now on tho way and (-_ypppti-ii in it i`u\v days. ’l`h<\ro will noi bu any morn “Robin Hood" made lill utter thc War is over, we are booking orders, batter ict ns have yours i.oday, coming in Barrels and half Bar- rels.. '

in Barrels, Half Barrels also Quarter Barrels, and One eighth Barrels in Bags.

Rolled ilats

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CHRONIC Dl8E_ABE8

CURATIVE TREATMENT by tho

month in sdvsnce, Vlctorls Hotel. Charlottetown, P. E. ii.. Canons. HoUns,1z to 3 uiiny. Now. '

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Bought before recent advance in bags. All sizes to suit House- holders. l’honn or call ui.

Grain and' Feed Warehouse.

Carter & Co. Ltd.

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Notary Publio, dc., I

MONEY TO LOAN. Montsgus, P. E. I.

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J. D. Stewart, K. C. Barrister, Solicitor and

Notar Public I _

9'5" Nswson glock, Charlottetown Bpsnoii Omoo, Georgetown

Money to Losn on Rell ,Eststs ~<‘-..._____.._._-. .._.

'tlcLEAN & McKINNON '|"|‘|¢¢°r Attorney-st-Lsv

Barrister; Attorneys-at-Lsw

` Oilice Royal Bank Building

_ Charlottetown, P.E.l.

Mcl.EOD & BENTLEY

W. lrlentley, K. c. lsrrisier and Attorneys-st-Lew

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.Buys a splendid lvlan's Good-

year Welt Boot.

This is u stioug ilno lioot

for ovary tiny wear und is worlp $6.00 but wo have

36 PAIRS

to clear out.

We have all sizes today and dviso you to como quickly. 1 This is nn ’

American Boot

nd we recommend it. Morris-Smith--Beer

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IT PAYS to buy lu this province.

SELLING THE AMELIA.-The IS

S. Amelia. until now engaged' in car rylng freight, passengers and mail: between Picton and the Magdalen is lands calling at Souris is being offer ed for _sale according to the 1-Iaillai llernld.

SOLDIERS PARCELS-A nice par

cel can be made up ut the “.\'e\vs utr Variety Corner," 70 Great Georgi Street. stationery, pencils, 'cigarettes tobaccos, chocolates, maple 'sugar

lllillle UD and posted without chnrgi lor services.. No prohibition or IIIRDIB Sll£!i1l‘ to United Kingdom Send some to the boys. 2745-2-2Gl\-131.

PAINFUL ACC|DENT.- .‘\’e\\'s hu:

been received that Mrs. Borehain whose house on- Bruns\vick Street Halifax. was so badly' dalnagcd that

»si\e was compelled to abandon it tem

porarily. and who went to Ottawa u remain with hcr daughtcl‘,Miss Giady:

lliorehnnl. until the spring, has beet

ifunrlnod to the house as the result o.

that she is now greatly improved.-

i.\irs. Bcreham’s friends in (fhariotlu

town will regret to learn ol' her ill IIUSS.

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CAPTAIN THANKED.-lt is ilu

loflt-n that the l)cminion Govermneni l [takes tho trouble to thank any ot it: l

employees. but Captain \Vulter Rowf of thc I). G. S. Stanley enjoys that dis lint-tion. The Stanley has been engap

etc. Order parcel and it will bi I

ISLAND LADY ILL.-Tilt: many

friends ot Mrs. Geo. Mailett will be pleased to know that she is recover- Hls from it very painful cpm-ation which she underwent in thc Royal Alexander Hospital. izldmi/nton, Alta. Mrs. Mullott was fortunate in having t\vo of her nephews with hor at the operation, ualnicly: J. lt. t.‘orbclt med~

ical student oi` Alta. ljlllversity. ami r . _,. ., __ i

LII. I.. MacDonald, Iii. I). ot’ Lake Sask- atoon while Dr. Allen. assisted by Dr. il. Smith perfornied the operation.

DR. ALLEN T0 LECTURE.- Dr.

Jessie Alien,of l’Ithurutum, india. who has been the guest ol' Mrs. H. S. Colwell. of Halifax, has now init for Truro. thence proceeding to Woltviiic and afterward to Prince Edward Island. ill all oi' these places she will address students' meetings on the subject oi' foreign missionary work. Dr. Allen is in charge' of hos- pital work ut Pitharutunl. and por- forms all medical operations. The rajahs oi’ her adopted countr_v, who endowed her hospital. made possible her Canadian trip, lor the purpose of arousing the interest ot' univorsit_»'

u tall attended with painful injury 'Sillilellifi ill U10 slvul \\'01'li bvills' CHI*

rled on in India. IN si-IIPPING lcinwctes.-it 1.- un-

derstood that at a meeting 0|' tht-_ company' who i:\\'ncd the stoalncr Sen1,sold some time ago to .\'ew1'0u|,d. land panties, n very satisfactory div. idend for the shareholders was I-uv. ealed says the llaliiax l'id|~,ild_ Th. l1=1\'ticulu1'i>u\'iw<e or the nu..-tint;. which was held in I-laiifux. mis li.-

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pd up w;mu,~_|~e1,_,a5mg Stcmneys fl-on iconsider thc au'rls;\l>llltv oi scctlrir

the lcv. principally in the Gull `0t` \Si i.a\\'rolu~c and not only has the De

i partment ot Marine recognized the e'x

rcptisnni scrvices~ Ile has rendered

‘hut Colonel (Jantlcy. oi' the Nov:

St-nlin Steel and (‘oal_ (!o., luis bcei eonstrainotl to write thc plucky cap tain a letter ol' the highest conrmen dalion says the New Glasgow News

STERLING INSTITUTE. - 'i‘iu

members ol’ Sterling institute, Stan icy Britiéc who were courageous cr ough to face the cold and unind o 'l‘hursday o\fehing.tlle 21st had a ver; intl.-lasting lnecting. at the home 0 .\lr.~‘. Buiuuln, Stnliloy' Br-idgc. In tlu

:lore Pickering pre>si<`.'ed. Severn . pairs or sol-its ami mitts were handcl in, to he iorlvardctl to the boys ill thi

ltrcnclles at once. All the yarn oi

hand being knit up. $25.00 were votc< ‘ |.;; procure more. A voto ot thanks wa:

'lonnit-|'otl the trustees oi` the Method

iff. (`hul.:h_ for- the uso oi' the Churcl for llev. Mr. Leard’s_ lecture. After 1

I dainty lunch and thc usual social hou

'i‘he meeting cilsseil 'with thanks tl llr. and Mrs. Bnlmun tor their kind

their i`ricllC.s.

WEDDING BELLS--The l`ollo\vln_=`

relatives and iriomis licrc-:~“.\\. cel ulnojiy oi' interost to many was pri l'ol-niud in St. .\ndrc\v's Prcsbytorial

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`.I. T. \Vainer ot' Aldcrgrovc, il. C., wa. united in marriage to l\lr. llarry I-I Woodside oi' Prince Edward Is-land

and lt brother ol' old l<‘ranl< I9. Wool l

.lilo of this city. 'l`hu bridc was 'al icntlczl by' hcl' sister bliss Amy Wal nur, while Mr. .\lcxant.'or I-l. Stcwar

supported the groom. The coulilii

journeyed to Vancouver lslund. C which they will make an extender

take up t‘.1eir`residen‘ce in the Shafts bury Apartments on Nicola St."j-l\lr.

‘Woodside referred to is u son ot M_i_ _and Mrs. John H. Woodside, lluinn. tm. `

AN ARTISTIC SUPPLEMENT.-

‘Wind is cdncedcd by the press, botl ('anadian and i\lncri<:al\. thc mos rt-.markuhio war publication yctusr nod, is lilo “Supplement to Varsity, tho mugazinc ol' the undergraduate ot the University of Toronto. Thi

thc second supplement thus. iss

thc l'lrst'llu.ving been pubilshe..

rout a year ago and meeting with

such success as to justify another on an even more elaborate scale. Thr present issue consists ot' nearly 20'

LEU.

pages and contains besides letteri

press referring-to thc work ol’ t1l~ University men in the war fine port- raits of about 2,000 of the more thar 3,000 students and graduates who have gone into active service. The whole work is beautifully finished oi. iinc art paper. oven the advertise- ments being the work ofa skilled ar List while thc general matter is oil a high literary order. The book, lor book it ls. should be in every iiomo. in Canada us it will certainly be one ol` thc wars finest souvenirs.

Mansonville, .Iunc 27, '13

iiliual-d's Liniment Co., Limited

G'ont1emen.-It alfords me great

pleasure and must ‘be gratifying to you to know that after using 36 bot- tles ot your Liniment on s case of paralysis which my father was at`ill~ cted with, I wus aiblc to restore him to normal condition. Hoping other sut- ferers may be benefitted ‘by the use ot your Lininment, I nm,

_ Sincerely yours,

‘ GEO. H. HOLMES

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Dr.E.C.Harris

Eye Specialist

oat. ami not ma-

isg, Charlottetown

P\ons68-Y

alisoilcc oi` thc president, Mrs. 'Filet 1

ness in entertaining the uncmbors aiu l

I 1

announcement from the Vuncouvc1l Province will bo ot' much interest t< -

(‘i\urcli by ltcv, ll. .l. Wilson, whci ,

latin i\luc, il'.t\\g|\.t1~|' ol' Mr. and i\iri-' R

tour before returning to that city t' I

_ Yarmouth, N. S. `

om.. nm. 9.3¢-1z.3o »

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another steamer to tztiic tho piucc ol' the Seal. but as it in quite impossible to have one built with any degree cr despatch, it was decided by the sllaru- holders to lense one at the ilrsl op- portunity to takc up tho routi- ol' the Seal and Io place on ordc-r with om-_ nl' the Old tlountly sliipyards i'o|' a nlcrls improved vessel than lhc Seal. both lor the coastal as well as- for scul- ing business. Should another stcain- er be secured under lease il would 'noun that thc conl|1an_\"s ttiit-1' boat. lor sealing, would return to hor chi route between l’rinct~ Edward island, Capo Bruton am! .\'c\\'i'oulnlland ports upon thc opt-ning of navigation at '1liurloiioto'.\'n. Ulhur important Inat- tels lvoro lliscilssiril nt thc nurolintg. including thc crci~lio|\ or an nil rriln~ ing plant whit-|| would bc vlpi-lcd uilh- er at ilalil'a.\' or .\`.:rl“ S‘y<inc_v.` 'l`hi.~; would do away \\ilh thu 11c<°es.~:it_\~ oi` sI|ippin_u,' ilu- vrudt u\ul.crial lo miisillie com'.crn.»t- ami 'aL lhu same limo on hancc the proiits ot the shareholders.

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MRS. MARGARET RYAN

The death occurred at .\lt ltyan

yesterday 'morning ot' Mrs. i\1a|'garcl ityan, aged Til years. llcct-a.~'.c1l had been iii only a wcvk .~:lli'|'l:ring from pneumonia. Shu was n kind and loving mother and will bo j.'.reail_\' missed in thc homo and i~onnnunit_v. Siu: loaves to mourn tin'i_-f~ .-ons iivv. il/lichaoi’ llyuh oi’ l\'1onIana. l\lr. Ed \vari.i ilyan a wt-ll known iavvyor o|` Sulgury, and .\latlIu;\\' with ilu-.’(‘an~ ullan'ovorscas. Also a c‘.u.11.;lltc1' l\'il:~"‘- .llary .'\. who lives with Inu ln'oil\1‘1' Mr, idliwul‘li ityan. 'i'lu: llyan llousu- hold has been doubly' 'bercavetl, a .~'-on Mr. Riciiarti ilyan having died 'l`uc>~ day. He had not been in very robust health i'or some time. He was a mld~ die aged man and very popular with his associates. The double funeral will be held this morning at 0 o'clock. .i_i..._--- MRS. RODERICK MACDONALD

Catherine .\iacKinnon was born at

Nan Fruugc, Prince Edward island. May 18. 1831. She was thc daughter ol' John Macliinnon. Nan li`ralu.:c.

Shc was |na|'rie<`.' i"cln'lutry .'». .lSli0

to Capt. llodoilok i\iaciJonal<l ol' Littlir Pond. The family moved t.; Czllifornia on Jail. 4. 1874 and lived in l.ivcr1no|'f.' Valley. The family moved to Wasiling- .on on November 14, 1882. and settled in l’omero_\'. Captain Macllonaid died May 20, 1889, in Pomeroy. in Sleptl-nr ber 1904 Mrs. .\‘iacD;>nald went to livi-

to 'l`okoo. and lived in Tekoa till hcl death.

She tiled .lainuiry 29, liilb in '|`i-koit

and' was hui-lcd in Ponlcroy, Jan. til. 1918, besitlc her husband. She leaves one brother_ llughcy Biacliinnon. liv- ing at Selkirk. l’.rincs: Iidwurii island. and-two daughters and two grand ilihlron to mourn their loss. .\lr.~'. i\lucl)onaid was ot` strong constitution line physique. a splendid specimen ot the pioneer woman and her many P. E. island friends will bo grieved to hour ot’ her death.

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BEST FOODS FOR BABY

The [ood requirements oi’

I; chlld'ren dil`l`cr. so we curry all I . of the good kinds ot infant

' Foods. '

LACTATED FOOD,

IMPERIAL GRANUM,

HORLICKS MALTED MILK,

MELLlN'S FOOD, NEiSTLE’S FOOD, ALLIENBURY-'S FOOD (No. 1,

2 and 3.)

ROBlNSON's GROATE5. . ROBlNSON‘S BARLEY,

WAMPOLES MILK FOOD. BOF|DEN'S CONDENSED MILK SUGAR OF MILK BRO0K’S BABY BARUEY. ' WYETH'S PREPARED FOOD PEPTONIZING TUBES

infant foods arc ordered at

frequent intervals, and are guaranteed fresh. Prices on these foods are right..

We handle the best ol every-

thing which is needqd in con- tributing to Baby’s health ami comfort. _

Thsre's nothing too good for

‘hs Baby.

Johnson & Jolmson

Money to Loon, , < - .

Ollloe-gmk °f N_ g_ ghgmpgrg, Gor. Prince Ind Kent Streets.

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An interesting Showing ei. _ New Silks Ready Here Today `

_ -~-~~»-_Tl ' F IMlVil:IDlAl`E liV1POR'l`Al\'i`;lz IS THI~

IW, `l;:;§7 O iiiiecxh1bit,b;~cause -~f as Mile ~:.r,,,.»._

J, , M 4 _7‘ and equally because ~~f tm- exipmi

' -“ f .reasonable prices under present c .viduumt _ he .

Silks were ordered months :ipl-_ fi. ti they ai. worth much more ted ly than v e are asking ».. u -

So then, we _invite \»:»u vi-»y mg. ml. 1'.-,`§¢.¢.

this lovely range of goods i\`OV‘» Y»~u l~z.nu el at this store sells newg <»d\ p any t..--~, an-If. its

always well to call soon.

Some oi the preatv we-,..vel~. in Sllk~.arf»

natural plain Shantungs, l"anl~\. Smpcri fhdf.. .

tungs, “Candy Stripe" Wash Silks, Fancy Stripe and so it VVi.~>.n Silks, Black | Shantungs, Black Hifashiki, White Hirashiki, Black, Navy ard lb .vu i’-_.t..- » Ori. These are smie of the lovely new weaves. Irs uni pp . ...lm ¢.. Sw...

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Hudson Seal Coats $125 tor

]ust a few of these

Rich Beautiful $899()

coats, of. richiv handsome Hudson Seal- beautiiuliv made by the best tur coat nlakcrs

in Canada, right in cut--fit $125.00 t o £150.00 each,

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Handsome Muskrat $88

Coats 50 inch

With this sort l f hard winter, there’s

nothing so got d, so attr .ctive, o r more dressy than one of thi se handsome Muskrat coats Here’s a fifty inch length, beautifully

made of line fur for ..... ..

itflissesii/iuskrat 95

» Coats Special -

AT TI-its S~‘l~. IA PRIQIL YOU

CAN AFFORD u»g~-Vai dau.»;llt:~r l`i'»ese are snr

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in? F..l re f'=:' you \ at Wh I s .I-t. Prices. I

Coats 45 inch

» _lust a few of these--but they’re

wonderfully good value.

parativciy short length, good muskrat, well I made and well lined, very attractive coats,

specially price out to clear.. _

in stock-lovely

and style Worth a n d you-S f=r

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ur coat for your lit m_()iil-:l‘, ‘-\t'l'l

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are in/-ny -an-I 'ic Pvrs in i‘.i_~i1`~ a.»d N iii ci'

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OWN Pl¥’.l{iES Hr

l'reltySu1ts of various cloths, well mad:

smart Suits, worth to $22 it »r

Suits of Serge in Bla< ll; and Navi; Pine,

well made and snlart, worm lf' $35 .I é

A handsome range oi' Suits in Brown

` Navy and Black, principally Serges, w-nth to .

Coats oi Black and iirey Clotlrworth . _l ."»<:1

$20 each, clearing at . . 1 'I

Others at $10, $14.50-all deeply cut ` I

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REPRISALS WILL

BE ORDER OF THE DAY

1,QNl)i`)N, Fell. 11:1. -~i.i»iulon _is pro-

parod for :1 1-nnl.i|i\|r:d series nt raids.

‘und tierlnany may uxpl-ct prcr‘.lsL'|.V li\'=

same kind of iittzirlm. licprisnls il'

' it word not ol'iicinll_v used in llr¢'_ai lili-

tain. llowovcr, lvl it lu- sol down here on the very lllgiicsl. authority that ii lho (lcrmnns bcliovu they f-an lmmh Lomion every moonlight night killing women, children and <-ripples unable to iind shelter. und thcn trust to the Christian splrit_oi Engintlii to prevent reprisals. they may look for a Wolent awakening from their bar~ barons slumbers. ,

lt_is conceded generally that the

bombing of cities containing military bases, supplies, troops and munitions will ho one oi’ the big foatpres oi the war from this time on. lt will verit- ably be a war in the air, and may per- haps have a vital effect on hastening the end of hostilities. lmprovonlcnts

in all' rrali have bison ulnmsl magical sim 1* tho war lufgnn. ami tin- win-hi lnay wi-ll |it‘<~|ml‘n for -,|>=tm\j¢=l||||¢; things. _ .

Perhaps Berlin Later on

l"nr c\ t-r_\ 'raid on iauulon or nlinel'

l|nl`orti|ii-ll lrllil-s tlivro will ln- raids on (it~l‘lnnn 1-itil-s. No one a~xpr-:its ilu- English tilt-rs in go to lierlln just now. A return trip to lin- Gi-rinnn ('llpiinl unvh~r present conditions would bo Ion \|lu'ortal|l. but it may he said that tin- Germans are not the onus who are hawking: wondrous strides in tho Qcricvtlon ol' aircraft.

'l`h_t-ro arc many Gorman cities

within 4-usy reach. They ¢0nm|,| lncio|‘les. railway stations, nupptg. han. es and stocks of munitions' vital to the Central Powers. Every effort will

ho niade to avert injury to civilian

population, but tho towns or cities. . _ .

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