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_ __ __ __ ._ _, _ _. _ _- f.= __ M11; _ - __ - ,__ - _ _ _lf you want health _ 4-'_"-r-'f--1 'tiii' Enigirlianksl'-_T~ - - - '-

y"D`u"ca‘x`i have it, by heeding N t ' 1 .stomach Strong, the_ liver actiillelllttlig iiiiereepgglg the bowels regular, and you win seldom be in, 'Take good care of these organs, and at the drst '

anything WIOHS-promptly take Beei:ham’s Pillgnpot

you certainly need

the help and relief of this world-famed 1-eme keep the_body in health. They quickly establisltiyricitig ma1'°°ndm9nS» 5° the1\?f2aIlS Derform their functions as Nature uitended. o other remedy will so surely strengthen the sy_stem,_ stimulate the liver re ula

the bowels and quickly improve the general 'health eil;

Worth a Guinea a Box

rf. 5 'nl ii il. ,s _ _sold »v»f;€Lf{ in €i'n':a.°.°:a ii',' s.°A=§l°il':. Lidlfdsiff 25111:: '

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Food values are measured in units

of calories.

To-day, when food costs are soaring,

- the careful housekeeper will find out

how much per 1,000 calories her food costs. -

If she buys:

Butter at 500. per Ili., 1,600 calories will cost Ili cents Bacon at .’i‘_ir~. pcrlb., “ “ " “ 19 “

Milk ut 13:.. per gt., “ “' " “ iS.5 "

RoastHcci`at2(ic.perlli., " " " “ 23.4 “ LnmbC‘\i\psct38c.perlb.." “ “ “ 32.7 “ Cliickcn at 32c. per lb., “ “ “ “ 41.3 “ Edits at 45c. por.doz., “ “ " " 44.7 “ Beelsteakot34c._perlb.. “ " “ “ 45.61'

Kellogg’s Toasted Corn _

. Flakes (ready to serve) " ‘I “ “ ll] “ - So Kellogg's Toasted Corn Flakes is __ the most economical food to buy. You

get more food value for your _ money than in any of the above foods. _

Kellogg’s Toasted Corn Flakes is a

-three-times-a-day food - just as bread ‘ or potatoes are. , _

_ Get .the _Kellogg’s Toasted Corn Flake

habit.` It pays. Itlsaves meat and wheat. 1

Nourishing for growing children.

Sustaining and satisfying for working adults.

Sold only in the _ _original red, white and

green package.

el/fyf”

cons FLAkE_§___

ONLY MADE IN CANADA BY

Tlto_Baltle Greek Toasted (torn Flake 00., 0...... < Ilead tlllico and Factory: London, 0nl.

Est’d 1906

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- all Kinds of Raw Furs

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xllsfkiatednd Slgeasele-and any other turs you have Eye Spemalut

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` Bang or ship Me Your iam-satisfaction

Guaranteed.

Confederation Life Chambers»

2 _ _ Charlottetown. P.E:I. 418-1-li0Wfl‘lm6l. _ 5 -

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IT PAYS to buy in this prosvice.

FOR EVERYBODY.- The house

hold and Apron tables at St. Pau1'.- Ten will he well worth pat.ronizing_

2521-2-0M2l.

THE MORNING GUARDIAN may

be had at the News and Variety Store. 70 Great Geox- e S o' oslfc-

z tl. on

St.__ Dunstan's Cathedral.

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_CHURCH OF' SCOTLTND.--Rr~.v.

Jus. Macbougnll will preach 'on Sub-

liath, the 10th, at DsSable. at 11, _and at Hampton at 7, on Monday tho llth at Argyle Shore at 7, and on Tucs- day the 12th at Canoe Cove, at. 7.

'IN HONOR ROLL.-In the Queen

’ <Square Honor Roll, Miss Ella Leon-

_ ard’s Dlepartment, published yester-

_ day, Edward.H»orn-by, who came sec-

‘ ond. was given as Edward Harnloy

which was incorrect.

_ OVERALLS AND JUMPER8 receiv- ed 'by Express to-day. Those custo- mers that are waiting for the sumo can take delivery at once. The For- 1uer‘s Clothing Store_ Kent St. 25l5pd

F‘ IN MILITARY HOSPITAL. -- Tho

many friends of Mr. Harrison Villotl (son oi Mr. und Mrs. Geo. Villett, Viv- torin) ol' the Royal Flying Corps. \vlll regret to hear that lie is now ill in

i the Military Hospital, Toronto. V i GREAT WAR VETERANS' ASSO- CIATION.--Prlvate annual nicotine. Headquarters, Cliarlot.t_otown, Feb. 1‘_’. 1 p..m.; public opening Club Room. 8 p. ni. Halt' fare certliticiit-os on rail loads; free board in city. All re turned lneu from France and England come! 2424-1-31M11i_

WEDDING CELEBRATION. -~ _*_

very pleasant. evening was spent. at the home oi’ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mai Donald, Victoria, on 'Tuesday' evening, -Jon. 29th, when a. number oi' i'rieint_ gathered to celebrate their tenth wed-

NEW PUMPS and silk hosiery re-

cliiverl h_v express Alley & Co.

_ 2516-2-6M3i.

of ii son. Arthur Wenburg. to Mr. and Mrs. A. W. `Curtis, 868- Belmont St.. Brockton. Mass. \'

ISLANDER IN CASUALTY LIST."

lu the latest. casualty llst published at Ottawa appears tho name of Pte. G. llircli, Soutli\vei=i,=t.ot' 16, P. E, l. ii rneinber-....ot....tlio Army Service Corps who has been wounded.

HONOFIABLY DISCHARGED.-Mr.

Allan Wadmau, having received tion- orable discharge from military dut- ies, is spending ii short time with Friends in Victoria. Mr. Wadman can give some very interesting narratives concerning “life in thc trenches.” V

LECTURE.-One ot‘ the most in-

teresting and fascinating subjects will be discussed by Mr. J.E.B. Mc- (Iroady next 'l‘uosday evening in Grace Church, entitled The Book or Revelation in relation to the present world crisis. Questions may be ask- od at the close of the lecture. 2514.

ANOTHER EMBARGO.-Tho lliiil-

way management. here Wero wester- day notified that on account of ad- verse conditions and accumulation ot' freight the-C.G.R_ has embargoed all carload freight consigncil to or intended for points on tho P. E. :Is- lnud Ruil\vrty, Siiptwiiitciitluilt Grady informs The Guardian that hc has rociivod approxiniatoly about it Iliin- drod cniliargo orders t'or freight do- stined for points onthe mainland. It will he notcd that the above cin- bago affects only freight coming to this province. There iri no cmbnrr_o on outgoing freight.

IN SUNDAY SCHOOL ClRCLES.-

_\ St. John despatch says: 'Fhc-_ exo- l-_ntive inf-cling ot* thc N-cw Bruns-

_dmg anniversary Dainty refreehw wick Sunday School Association mf-1' | _ _ __ _ _

ginents were served and the r-vcnliii;

.lt thc lliblo Ilouso Tliursday nt`tor-

lnuoli ltcv li ll Iiuvt-r |irr~sido<|

_":"‘Hlu§;ge"'il£:l_m?KE:"g§’|‘;';;;“’d;)i\_UQl' I in the nlisciivt-o oi' .\lu_vnr ll. 'l‘. 'l‘a_ves_ leaving Mr. and Mrs. MclJonald iiiaiiyl fmd (" R'.“"'S'“m _u‘"‘fd “S s°"'9ta':‘v' beautiful and useful gifts, as well nal Fm? meeung pledged. "Self to m' meh. best wishes V <.reasv the siibscription to the Inter

' ntitional Sunday Stl-ool Asstii-i.ition

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| ._ I-» F 01' A §®ll H€3llll Skill hasubllgglu§epo§gdN;?o‘¢;g$c;E§’jl0‘If_‘ llic_educationalIrlelnii-iiiiciit ot' the its- _

town recently that u certain cm_t0'o__- sociiitiou. showing that there was it

appeared in the Orange Sentinel rola-

inarked increase. A resolution ol`

Fonmen isusnosns-Annntiitcs

ments have horn rccnivctl of the birth

Status Under llllltory Service -_ llct is How lludo Clear. _ < -

0'I`TA\\’.-\, Foh. -t.-The Department

of Militia has ruled upon tho status of militia oiflcers under the M.S.A.. l'he instructions iniplying that these mon cannot be drui`t_m| into the ranks! unless the present Act is ctiutiged. Init leaving it open tr their inclinations to volunteer.

Militia officers niny give up tlioir_

commands und servo in the ranks. Those who voluntccr will he second- od from their unit. As they are vol-- unleers tlicy may choose tiny com- batant unit. includinrr the f`\"\rse'is 'l`r'alning Coinpnny. Those militia oi- ficers who have served lu the \,'. D. F., but not overseas, are to be givonf special consideration when the up- pointmcnt ol officers' for the depot battalions oi' the C_E.I-‘_ is under <~on~__ sidcration. but they muy he replaced later by returned olilcers, should thc_ latter become available. Fornier (‘.-' D.F. ofllcers are not to bo requlrerl to serve in the ranks.

A militia officer _who does not vol-

unteer to servo in thc ranks, al- though eligihle under tho M. S. .\_| will get conditional leave nt' alisence' until his services can lie.ut_ili;ie1l_ Provision officers ot' llin iniiitiu, on repo1°tin|:c for duty under the Act, will have to relinquish their com-

missions and serve in the ranks.

The right to join thc 0. T. (‘-_ is at

concession to militia otllccrs, as rciz- ular i-or'|‘|iitiii;: men for Imperial coin missions, was stopped some time ago.

l"nrtlicr orders t'roln. Ottawa are

that it` it man obtains exemption and decides to enlist for overseas b0l`o|'|f his exemption poriod expires, he may choose his combatant unit. provided thc person who tnntlc application for excinptlon on his lit-hall i‘eleas‘es -‘Jim

by certificate.

::(‘.orus are caused by the pressiiro

oi tight boots. hut no one need be troubled with them when so simple :i reinedy- as Hollo\va_\"s (torn Cure in uvnilulilfx ‘

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tive to the coming civic election, »lh- _tal sem_leln\;_v’s \i\iysA_oRt01si=s’gcii_jl_ S _ --b-_,___ _ . _

following telegram to an enquirer in Charlottetown from the editor of tliv Sentinel may clear the utr: “Tho Sentinel has not mentioned the mii- ,voralty election in Cliarlottetown_ 1. has not published picture or cartoon nor in any way wl1atsoever_ret`errcf1 to any ol` thc candiriatos." Signed ll. P. llockln. '

l HOW MILITARY MEDAL WAS WON.-Mr. (Iartncy I). i\‘lucL\ire o. _Murray Harbor North recently' rev- ieived the official report of tho _<‘il“ ’cumstances which resulted in his son receiving the Military Medal. This rl-- port. which is signed by Major-(len ‘crul MiicAndrew, 0. C.. Filli Cavalry Division, constituted the recommend- ;ntion upon which the Medal Wu.-I awarded. Tho report and reconimend- ation reads as follows: “During thc operations ot the night of the Sth and Sith July against four lines- on enemy defences East of Ascension Farm. Sergeant Willinin David Mu/cLurr~. l15405. Lord Strathcona.'s Horse (Roy- ja‘l Canadians), led a bombing party lwith great courage and skill, clearing loin; several dug-outs and capturing ii lnumber ol' prisoners." Award recom 'mended-Military Medal." Since thc time mentioned in the above report. _Sei-gt. MacLure has been constantly |near the front line, and has so dis-

;t.inguished himself on different occas- ions as to attract tho attention ot' liis_ superior oflicers, so that he has been chosen-without making application -to receive ii commission, and is at present time in Eng-land in connect- ion w-it»Ii-that-matter. Sergt. MacLui-0 enlisted with the Royal Canadians during the early days of the war and has followed the fortunes oi' that regiment ever since, being one of the very few original members- still' at the fr-ont. Although in many tight places, and at one time completely hurled, he has not had as much ns it scratch to date. In a recent letter t his iather. he expresses the hope th" he will not be delayed uluiecesssrily

in receiving his commission, as

wishes to return again-if possible- to his own regiment as quickly as he can. Although Mr. MacLure has bee nwav froth ‘thc Island for it few years yet. he is remembered by many as he taught school on P. E. Island before going west. All Islanders, irrespect-' ive of former acquaintance, will most heartily congratulate this young man upon the fine courage he has shown ns. well as upon his merited rocognit- _ ion.

I

::Childrt'n s‘ut'l`eriug from worms

soon show the symptoms, and any

mgthei' can detect the presence of th se parasites by the wrlthiugs and fretting of the childt Until expelled and the system cleiired ol them, the child cannot regain its health. Miller`s Worm Powders are prompt and etllc- lent, not only lor the eradiaction oi worms, but also as it toner up for, children- that are run down in con- sequence.

Moncton, on the death ot’ his mother. ,.“l"" "Q7 General ~ - `

-.so

Secretary Ross ropoits h' '- ’ “ I ‘ ’ i

ing made successful visits to diiferelrit S "=T'\_- sections oi' tho province durim.: tho _ _-Qt' _\'r\ar_ » ~ ‘ ~" '~

IIRISHTOWN.-The semi-anunual

=‘xamination of lrishtown school

._ _ _ . '. few re marks congratula‘¢lng 1110 pupi15_ eg

- . ougli

-‘Ol fl 1'-“~L0D11.\'ci' of the School, would

provcment noted in this school during

on their school during the

.icnei’s stav among them. Some ol

house and woodshed built’ an '

_ _ _ ¢

boards were bought, blinds wet.; put on all six windows. -A new floor ' was laid and the desks varnlshed. Tho wood which hitherto had been used green and wet. is now properly di'led :ind placed in the woodshed. 'With a tew more little improvements, Irish- town School will be the tinest coun- try school in Queens County. __ K

caused' by irritation in the respiratory passages and is the effort to dislodge

obstructions that come from inflam- mation ot the mucous membrane.

Treatment with Dr. 'I‘homas_’_I1]clec- ric Oil will allay -the iniiommation _nfl in consequence the cough will

ceuse. Try it and you will use no oth-:

_-r preparation for a cold. _

“ r he End 'of_fj‘a

Pe rftzct Day” i

Ther. ’s f-othing like a

hrisk wmver d .y’s snort So, don’t d -nrjve' vri--rs It of the pleasures of an outing because you fe.-r injury t-» your . kin and complexion.

Have agood time, _but `

l.. fore and _-:fter exposure

to »h-_- cold winds, use

-Our Velvet '

Skin Lotion

Dr E.C.-'l'larris _

Ollico Royal Built Build-

iiii. iioi.iviAN ...s:... I

2--5 Plone 68-Y‘

10

It relievl-s_ r e d n e s s,

roughness and irritation.

Keeo a bottle ot Velvet

skin Loiif-n on your dressing table -and use it after your outing. ll will _ round out a perfect day.

- Price 35c per bottle.

.lolmson & Johnson

_ The Quality Drugoiffre Cor. Prince and Kent Streets.

:Stop the - cough-cougiiing is __

for _Baby - Best

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took place January lllst. Qiiite a ° _-_- up

uninboi of the pa.rent_s gatliered_ 'l`h.- '-_ - ‘- _ __ _4., pupils were exuniincd in all the bran- "'°“- “" “ ` ' ` ' `_.`_.._"-ri :tics bv then to.i<liei By the leads ~.\ "1 '

- - _ _ _ _ _ ` .ff _-;__-5 ' .- _' i_ins\vtrs Kivcn they showed at tho- » .ALBERT SOAPS, LIMITED, " ~' n ' iough knowledge ol work done. Af- Mlm. ~ MONTREAL '-J.-.il-‘ "#2 - __,- _~ _- _ :er tho oxanrluation oi' the scholars I ""‘\"~ ` 'Q

Vlr .l I3 Millmnn made .i -

vegetable oils made fragrant by flower extracts, which help the skin, make Baby’s Own Soap the best fc-z' toilet and nursery use. Its fragrant, cre.iifiry Iather delights all.

._ _ _ _ _ \

Dcfflfllly. the ones nl the th-st class, U C' - -

on their progress. Mr. 'William Pr _ . - ._ , _- _ fitt. on rising said it was the niosii _» ii, 7 ~ - thorough cxaniination he ever Aatten- ' _ _ _.'i'.' _<"-"<_ n -A ` l dad and hc was pleased to note step- ' -\i'i\_`~’.;» TW 1.}_~ ‘iff -' -_ ‘ * 5 '_ [Lv progress. Other speakers spoke " " l _,_A . ' ' ' " Fig '

in a sim ar manner all voicing word.; , _ _ _ _ _,_ - _ ‘ l~_ ot' Dl”fll*“-‘ fOr the britzlit liupils ol' '-5"--.'/1 '.:f»". '4‘-\'-‘tif-`.`="? `

Irishtown School The writer th ’

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lltlre like to congratulgtg the |_ea¢he,-I , -________________ _____ V ______________ - _ - _ _ __ _-» __ _ I' - ">= ~"' ‘°- ""“

_ present 'l`i||it- 'l`::lilc iii I'IlI`t-ct lit-cvtiilicl' Iilst. e.. _ _ _

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.lack Montgomery. on the stendv im.

ill." ‘*l“‘ “‘“° i'°f"l“' ,He ...li ...O c>Aff<-.iA|:|AN Gove: RNM I:-: N1' so f “t .ww vs

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or->_1° . - § Sfw-

cali!" _ _Qc S-:liao

7.00

7.45 7.45

these are as follows:- School-house ' ‘Y T* _'_ mu '>’_*_A __; 'minted .°“t""id° "nd inside- ‘Win PU' Trains Outward Read Down Tran-s l--wird Read or o pered with washable paper- ii pump- r . _ -

. cl .1 . - - .11 »- -9- tlily_`_"i__`

pump placed in it Two Pew blow i_i.in_v Daily Dany Daily A1-|_AN1°|c s'rANnARo TIME oxtslmy e_ ____ ____;_.m __\.Sm _ ___

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6.40

7.00 8.20

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Tiles.

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»\'lon

Wed. Except l~‘rl. Sunday A.M. P.i\l_

'7.00 3.10 Dep 8.55 4.30 Mt. Stewart 9.32 5.00 Moroll 10.02 5.22: St. Peters 11.35 0.30

Arr. Souris

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Elmira

Dep.

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Cardigan Montnguo

Georgetown

Arr.

Arr

Dep_

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MON: Weil Fri

aaum? $§‘§Sf‘

P.M. 4.10 2.54 2.25 1.40 `

Sal. Daily _ only ox. \ Sat. and

Bun. P.M.

, 3.10 Dep_

4.55 7.05 An-_

maui cn m§E°3

Vernon River

Charlottetown

Murray Harbor

Arr.

Dep_

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ex. only .~

Sat. and Sun. A. l~l. 10.10 8.20 6.20

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Commencing Monday. January 21st, 1918. the above timetable will be ehangeiilleniporarllv na foIiowl:-

Train nuvertised to leave Emerald Junction nt 5.45 p.m.. will leave at 3.45 p ni. and arrive Borden LBO

m two hours earlier' than above time

rr A.-invite. 4 il °" ii.i+`frliei.-Anson. `- I IW- `\'~*'U0GAN." " "»~ l

' Gonorll Manager (Eastern Linn.) Passenger Trntlle Manager, District P . ~

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D ' 'ri-nil advertised is ima norden iii 4_4o_ pm., win iam tit i._4o nm., mm at mmsnia .vuimm ui 2. 30 p. m., instead of at 5-30 D- B1- leave, Emerald Junction at 2.45 p._ m. and arrive at Charlottetown 4.45 3. ln. instead ot’ 7.30 p. m. Train advertised `to leave Summerstde at 3.30 p.'m. will leave at 1580 md. vllrlvi

: Emerald Jet. at 2.30 p.in., instead of 5.00 p.m. These changes are mutleneoeilsary owing - »’ GI @1030 1 i TIONS. I ‘ ' '

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