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FEBRUARY 19/1917 A" - - 'ri-in cnAltl.o'rrE'rowN GUARDIAN

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,grace _

CANOE COVE.- M. It d Mac- _ ~

SEASON TICKET & » iaacnenn is recovering' rl-onto his re-| c.rG. s. Ptntncs dsolwllitlhoh- 'rhe

‘ ' _ lk .-- M . E -l R o cal urry s eauler oc e n ‘eorge-

GENERAL SKATING Iilimlilaitfngeasrrlendsrirl igdnshlggeniligitowlr ou Saturday at l1`~05~, Sh

& guests of Mr Dahl Ma<;Ne||l ._ Ml 'brought fifty-five passengers and sl

if =» I’TlwCo""olGv¢;f`dfo~_

Cough -

ARENA Ifnughes | __

I n I1' pave to any in our province.. "“'sa|;o3l=a"l‘r:£'.Prhlhhlhyana elmlzahh

up 3 . . _ -. Monday S y N. MacLean and Miss Ruth »Mgnrtae~ corloodo of lrolshl.

and Miss M. K. -Rogerson made a short visit to the city yesterday. -

Night

'i`uesd.l_v, Friday and ' Saturday rlrlernoons

Special bkailng Tuesday and Friday Nighl.Skating with Band Only 15 cents

Wednesday and

Saturday Night I

I-r a r medgo without an cfhlal for u_ghs, _Colds and all affections of the riimat and lungs I' --ur¢»_= where other' remedies have ialled.

Hughes’ Cough Mixture

not only relieves instantly; it cures' tlletrouble, and puts the system in better shape to resist future attacks

Good for young and old It i_s _ the most successful. family Cough Remedy

Ml-_ 1)an|el_Ma¢K|m|¢m has ,-erm-neu receive for the first time since her _home from Ngw glasgow, lmarrlage on Tuesday afternoon snr

lnight. and on Weducsdlly night. a

_`__ _ _

SUCCESSFUL BALE.-The auction

sale for Mr. Mac. Viclrerson. North ltlver, on Thursday the 1-ith inst was

a decided success, especially \vlth re,

gard to the ltock offered. ltiiich cows _ranged flonl $40 to $150 t-at-h. ilouscs sold from $125 to $500 cur-ll. 'l`he suit' _ was conducted by l\ir_ Ilcnj. Carter and Mr. Vickersoll was _'well sutisiied with

the result,

0 " w/in wloow WANTED.-» An of

iicial in Halifax. says the Acudlurl Ito- corder. has received' the following ill-

AT H°ME"_Mrs’ W' L' Smith wm‘ terestiug letter t'l'orll a resident or

I 'tfaluderh Mass: “f)car slr,-You will ‘I excuse me' for taking this privilege to

rite to you on this subject. i have ull-

. F;_-TH N535 0|-|AN(-,E3 NA E her home “Itiverside Cottage," Vic- ~ , _ _ IDr. Bagnaii has received a le'tterMfro_n;`_ ¥0fih~ 4456'2'17M damwod mem was lm M muh" “M his sou Capt. Stanley Bngnsll. The *i* number of the Battery has been cllallg- MAR3HFIEL° BANQUET--Ill the good housek,,eh(.,» and ,,,,,h| hw- N,

hd from the 272hd to the sth ¢-ahhdihh report of the annual banquet or th

2’ docs down there. i wish you would lim-.

so kind' and obllgillg 'ns to iind me ll

0 mc. I um u \vlti'ower. We llrc 4 ill

mage Ba,_te|.y_ pehsohh h`hh.e¢.S|h~g lilarshflold l<`arnlc-rs Institute hold in rumen, hh hhyhhri would mm mm mhv

the ha" 8 few evenings “gm the W0' wllre from 25 to 40. fnirlv good loolr-

members ef this Battery nlust hepar-

ticular to address the Battery under' i5"“m~ “B re|>’°_"“’d' was “MI-lhuy mlxe

its new number. the 8th Canadian “IL The mst °“ th” P"°5"a"1 ‘WS

recitation by Miss' Ruby Stewart i'ol

d Ing don't wulit ony cllildrell. if _roll a call send me our-ri will make lll-r il

Siege Battery, Army Post Office. Lon~ towed. bv 8 sch) bv Miss B (,n’)sb`_' good home and take good cure ot' lllrr

don' England' I fencored); duet, MissAI<`loren'ce~1Carli'

K__ h 51, di f bell, Mr. Fred Gollfrey, (eiicored)

puigggatnglnncrohf gong: S';fw?)| recitation. Misa May' Stewart; viol` ,O hh th f Jahhhr., wh_ h. ,-0|, uud organ cnet. Mr. l-lerh. Dennis and

' and pay her wages. llcr work won't pf be hard l think there must bo lots ol' ’ widows there, there has been so rrlirllt-_\

1" men goan to the wilr nga-ilrst izrrluzrlly,

F2158 _

For Men Only C Remnant Sale Soiled Collars

These are good smart collars-nice wearable

- styles-all sizes-soiled and mussed by handling-

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u' _V .-.snail 7_‘1

Special 10c Skate

No Baud ‘

known today

r e mon o _ s ~ __ ,_ _ lows: Grade VII--1. Lis-le Wood. Grade IEs)srs(|_§m§";§giVt‘v =;:‘c:3:;g;: 33°*

vl-1. sadla sailor °» earl salient W” ,_.,m_0h___ ,hmhheh (ehc;md)"_' --- -

if _vou can sl-liti' mo ollc please lu! mc know right away and oblige." '

CRAPAUD-Ml i<2.lri Silt-rrc'll spoilt

regular 15 cents each, closed out tor remnant 5C sale at .... ._ _ ._ .

Admissign (0 Pfqménadg Get 3 bottle at 3. Carr Balderson. Grade V-1. 'Elnlmil ;_p(';;(_'hch hh ' ima' R Brédie' Mn \ »

40:l7wfmtf_ ,Earl Balderson; 3, Margaret Ferguson. ihgly helped ,U make me Dmgm

smiui; 2, Hazel wana; 3, nv Binder- ._ _ . . ,_ "~ it lie. . l s nllthi - \'l-nw. il I

10 oem- ~ W--. .fu :rf.‘.;zll:sy,.‘.:‘_;°..“,f:..r.i. ’ “ ‘ "

' G sou: 2. Parker Wood; 3. Willie Martin., V|__'Gfh ' _'_ hh] | M G _ _ Misses Annie and t‘c<'ililr .\'icI)olluld Arena Co' eos E. Grade Ill-1, George Farquharson; 2. D'|_e‘;(;lh',;f\‘("f3 thhosiey wht) S?J(";:f;l)|: have returned home lifter spondisg ir

t' guest of Mr. and .\'lrs, l’nul tfurt_i.-_

H pleasant week in 'l‘ryoli.~ Messrs.

W ‘.1-h P la. ' ht.. lGrade III-1. Erma Lane; 2. Myra Such h ShcCe,,s_ as it was one of tm; Frank iilcllolllild nrld .iolllr ltogerson

° °°p ' Dru” ' 'Wood;. Grade I-i. lla Balderstoli, 2, nicest evo, given The ahcomphhis

T 4-_ " -UDFIUCU-tUI@UIl_'U `- " '

anlllmamnsxllnnmxh “Maud Tvoml' 'J' Dorothy S"ewar"`| l'0l‘ the evcllillg W€l'E' MTB. A. Rollei

[E drove to Bedequc 'l`hurstla_\' r-vellillg to t_ zlitellll ll pi:i_\'.-- .\l='_ |'Ja\r‘rl»:.~at luillllll

. __ ' Perfect in attendance: Parker' Wood.. Son' Mhhh hnlohehce Chhlh-hen ahh. has been visiting with Mr-_ Geo. l~`ull,

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Rubbers

Men’s 75c Women’s 50c

We have about 200

PAIRS _

New ur To one lullllslslls

in odd lines which we

want to clear out SO HERE GOES while they last MEN’S WOMEN'S

Morris-Smith-Beer

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Dr. Clift

CHRONIC DISEASES

CURATIVE TREATMENT by the

month in advance, Victoria Hotel, Cllarlottetown, P. E. I., Canada.

OFFICE HOURS, 12 to 3 daily, or

by appointment at residence.

4207-1-30M3mos.pd.

J. D. STEWART

Barrister, Solicitor and Notary Public Office Newaon Block, Charlottetown Branch Office, Georgttown Mono to Loan on Real Estate

2675-10-ldllltf.

` WARBURTON G. SHAW

Barrlsters, Attorneys, Notary Pub-

lic, Etc.. Solicitors for Canada Bank- ors Association. Bank of Montreal, Canada. Permanent Mortgage Corpor- ation. .

Oiiices- Old Guardian Office, Pro-

who Block. Charlottetown. P.E.I.

Mmutfiithutf.

lmvun \\

S. Hessian

_ l.Awven

Montague, P.E.I

:mM_3_18M&d.0h9¥ I-0 L09h» A\\\\\\\\\\V]/llA\\\§\‘_*1 | h impersonated various cllaracters, and

Preston Wood; George Smith, Emma Mme pm,-ence Scan The hhhqhe, Mr. Gco. l)ullst`ord :spenl Sllliduy with

_ Smith. Margaret Ferguson mme to a cr,-,se by the ,hhgihg of the his parents nt Nlelvillr~..--- 'l‘lrc runny

Select your Toilet

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`\““`“\\€‘,II“’l’l’g“*v - "l _ National Alitilelll.

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S DONALDSTON.- '|`he slnutliug of' A

Donaldston school for Jalllraly. Grade GLEN MAR1-|N__M|__ Jhlheh M

VI-*L Laura Colin! 2~ Ceffella U°“' Kearney. mail carrier. is uluking ' ~ ~ gan' 3, Margaret Stewart Grad.. IV .-hlendm uma ,-(mside,-ing me ,ohhh turned irc-m Milton. trllcrc they nt~

t'rie"llIs oi' Mr. I-llirolll Sherron will be glzlrl to know that llc is out lrgallr after

C. n prolonged illness. ----;\il:ssl's:. Samuel

I<`ren<~il and Smith Sllcrri-rl lrlve rc-

-l.’Annie Bowlan; 2. James Bowlan; 'fron of the 1-§§a(1'H_ what ,hrgmfhuh-,. tended the district lncctlllg or' the I..

lf more care were exercis-

ed in the selection of toilet soups. there would be less need for s-kin foods and kindred pre- parations. '

Because ot' its carefully bal-

anced fornluln and the fact that its mildily antiseptic, is not so pronounced as to harm the most delicate complexion, instantly conlmends. -`

Rexall

edlcated Skin Soap

Each cake wrapped. three

cakes to the box.

Per Cake, 25..

The McKinnon

FARMERS

We have in stock

100 bags Millrum Oat

Feed, a good feed for Horses and Pigs and Poultry regular price $2.00 per 100 pound

bag. Eor a few days we will shi this lot at the low price o

$1.75 per 100 lb.

I Bag

A fresh stock of Bone

Meal, Beef Scraps, Bone and Beef Scraps, Alfalfa Meal,Charcoal for Poult-~

ay, Feed wheat, Cracked oi'n,Cornmeal, Oil Cake Meal etc. all at lowest prices Wholesale & Retail.

Carter & Co. Ltd

Queen St. Seed Warehouse

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i'iiCKEY’S Twist

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Ask your dealer for

Hickey's Twist and insist on getting the genuine for

lt's the Cloancat and boat Chewing Tobacco.

HICKEY’S is _a_ lar8¢.

clean, fragrant Ju1_CY plug that gives real satisfaction to chewers after they have tired of other kinds.

TRY HICKEY’S TWIST

-the change will do yo good.

Hickey 8: Nicholson Tobacco Co. Ltd Charlottetown

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our with that Health. Happiness pod Prosperity

be your good fortune during the °°mi°3 Vw

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3, Willie Dougan. Grade ill.-(a)-1, been R ,._,-el-lions argcldem ilappenml to O. A.~ Miss ithodll t‘nllrcron has rc- Jolln Arbing; 2, Thomas l\IacDonald M,-_ Angus Mm-my |-ecgm|y_ wha" on turned home lifter ,-pcndln_u sonic

|s pleasant days as the guest of .\lr. llo-

n.. 'iI33’§..Zi“hI?§5Si*lf§.I;‘1't.?*?fif?__"??i $1-00 ' fegniiiyééi'l.‘f,df2‘?;‘l”f2§“if‘fTIf‘I`ffffI‘?f‘f5if'7.‘ffS 500 w..f,)i'§nIil.‘1°i§‘if2rI’i`2’.‘$ff.fT’TfiI7f’Y'i'f _‘ff`_f’fTf 75c ....i..tI‘f?.5“’i§“2i»‘€fi’_‘?‘Ii_?f?i? Half Price 75. iifI~’.‘Tf__".f`.'_Z`f‘_‘f.‘if’_’.".’f1__IIiTff?fTf‘f'.f‘T?f’I?T 50c

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I . 5 A box zoc. sold only

. ,y _

Airnle Bowlan, Rebecca Bowlan.

son to the unfortunate Belgians.

Sure Relief

from Corns try coRNoFF

The 2 Macs

Q49 Gt. Geo. Street-

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ielltlalll 3. Milly MHCDOHHUI3 4~ LUCY his way home from Caled'onla;‘ _h ~‘\l'hihE.'- Grade Iii.-_-(b)'-1. PM M01" horse took fright and started to run ria; 2. Rebecca Bowiuu and Fred overturning the sleigh and dragging Lynch tetluall: 3. Louise MacDonald. Mr. Martin three or four llllnli-rr-ll Grade I--1. Harold Court; 2, Herroll yards before he llnnlrt- gui the nnininl Arbing. Perfect attendance and pun- stopped. Mr. Martin escaped without ctuallty. Laura Court, Fred Lynch and- any injuries except fora few scrntclies Pat Morris. Perfect attendance. -' on his face and hands.-The school Cecelia Dougall, Margaret Stewart,Iprogress-ing under the management

PATRIOTIC AFFAIR.-Ou the night . A __ _ . _

or Feb. 6th, a ple seclal and entertain- I¢’,;lfH1s4,?:;i]li/llrlcviil ghbliiillilneslrihtriphiz. mem was held Ht the High Bhhk H951 celitly to Caledonia. -Mr Angus in aid of the Belgian Relief Fund. Mr. Nicholson is ,Jhihihg hh, t,.0`uh,. for Bert Mocbou. being appointed choir- the coming r-aces, ln which ir will eer- mlm. in o few well chooou words ox- iarnlv prove speedy.-Mr. ltluntonll Ilhlllled the 0h.l9Cl Of I-he 0lltBl‘~l-i1Ih‘ Macklnlloll, roadmaster. was on ll h10hii 7-0 l-he large hllmhef Dl`0I'40hl» hm' business trip to Montague re-cczltlv withstanding tho inolomency or the _lun Kennte slat-lrenzie rs viairlli.-r woather and the State of the roads. friends in valleyur-hl, the gnc.-.1 nr Mr.

D C Showing their loyalty and sympathy‘.lohn lllcleon,-Ml~. D. lu. run(-.rlnrrnllr

ol 7.0 the 11Ilf0l'iUl\iii9 Vlliiims Of G€!`l11B»ll is recovering l'rom a severe uttack ol'

‘ Kultur and mllitarlsm. The prosrafoi grippa-Mins clirlsrenn luneliinnon

. The Roo" ous Sure , f°';f,‘:;z“ °:.r:;r1.':f

c , r s . ~ ren . ss ar-ion nrt _-_ _

W/f/III//-\\\\\\\\'//////n terspersed with instrumental music. Nicholson intends try'irlgnllisMi'lp`i‘(:rilly]'

Miss G. Glover' was- organist and Mr. horse in the coming races.-Mr. Nor- Caleb Jorden directed the musical part_ man McPherson has arrived from

\\v’l,,,’,h\""“`“\\\_ of the program, Special mention might Trenton, N.S. -Inspector Adams 1

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E We thank our customers for their liberal patronage ._/-/(Q il

during the past year. 0 _ I " Ig

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' W. N. TANTp§wel¢t I

of Miss Cllristena MacKinnon, teacher,

_-Mr. James Currie. Pictoll Landing ls visiting frieiltls ill Glen Martin, the

the audience good reason for a hearty encore by the delightful man- ner in which she gave' her first reci- tation; The dialogue involved Miss* Enid Smith. Mrs. V. K. Wood and Miss Lulll Ballem and Messrs lstlet Richards ami Wm Mutcli who all

greatly amused the house Mr Ben] Carter auctioned the bas-kets in his usual good sty-le.

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Z Rubber Goods With a Guarantee o Quality and Work-

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Practically every article lllade

of rubber is carried in our stock.

l HOT WATER BOTTLES,

FOUNTAIN SVRINGES, COM- BINATION WATER BAG AND SYRINGE, BULB SYRINGES, RUBBER GLOVES, ICE BAGS. FACE BAGS, INVALID CUS- HION8. STOMACH TUBES, BATH SPRAYS. ETC, ETC.

These' goods are of the ilnast

quality. an'd are guaranteed by the manufacturers. We- back up this guarantee by offering to 'replace free of charge any de- fective rubber article sold at

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= be made ofa song (sentlmentall) sung cently visited* the Glen Martin scllool.‘

by Mr. C. Jorden and the response by M Miss Glover, both being dressed in an- ENJOYABLE SOCIAL AND CON- cient costumes; a. male quartette by CER'l'.- The concert and basket so- _four "negroes" and' a song by Miss' cial held lu Pownal. I-lall on ’l‘hurslla_v Marion Gillis. "When your boy comes evening for church purposes was well back to you” both these last numbers attended and cordflllly enjoyed. The being heartily encored; afiso two little program was nlade up of it rousing school boys- dressed in Khaki and act- chorus of_ local talent. rl number oi' ing as sentrics. while the song "'I`ent- solos, a. couple of recita- lng on the old camp ground" was being tions, at trio. a diu- sung. One number onthe program was logne. etc.. and a short arlllrusf.; by cancelled, a military drilll by the pupils the chairman. in the solos, Miss Oulu of White Sands School, owing to some McLeod, Orwell, was llcard for thc miS\lnd6l‘St\1l\tl|Il5~ H0Wf!V€`r. all gl00m first time by ll Pownal audience and was-dispersed when the genial auction- a hearty encore' was evidence ol' the cor. Mr. David Giovenoppeared oil the splendid reception given. Mr. islet Scene. with his’ smiling c°““te"a“C0. Richards maintained his former good and proceeded to sell the' Die!! 81| gilt- reputation as a soloist and also gave tering with tinsel and decorated niost response to an encore. Mrs. Wlll. J. artisticalily by the ladies- Of White McEcl1erlr always gets a line hearing Sands and High Bank who generously and glvea pleasure in ihnne who contributed' towards I-his DM! Of the heal' her. She also responded to the elltertllihmehf- Bhd h6\P€d £0 Ihliké’ if loud call for an encore and sung with a financial success. as' tho Sum Of $40- delight to all. Mr. Joseph Haley was or tlpwarlltl Wl1B‘t‘6B1iZ0d- With0\li1SD0¢° heard with no less appreciation and hlhlillg reference might 9-ISO he mode pleasure than on fornler occasions lo 501110 01’ thB Phi-l`i0II¢ YOURS meh 0f and the audience was disappointed _Lime Sands- Wh0- l'8'1lIIZi¥\g V-hill m\lSi0 that he would not respond to a second and recitatlons alone lspoor food for enem-e'_ M135 |.}|,|d Smith was ,lever the starving BBIEIBDSI. Ch99l`f\ll-IY' "dug heard with greater delight than on deep dowil in their DOCKBIS"-Ohe Y0\ll1l§ this occasion. She too was strongly fman in particular bought s half-down cncored. The trio hy Mrs. v. K. plas.and'Judgluz by his libemllty. had wona, Min. A. G. .linlann nnll Mr. hc DOBSSBBSG hh 80l`°Di3h9~h° dmlbf- h9 J. A. Moore was rl good nunnlier on W0\lld h8VB dihfributed U16 D195' ill' D91” the program. Miss Irene Young gave

ward l<`rnncis' home ill 'l`r_\'ou.- i\lr. _Fred ;\lcl)onuld was uppoiuteli a rielc- gate- to the lrleetlng of the I.. O. A. but owing to the ball conrlitiori of the roulls wus uuullli- to attend, I

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MR. HENRY DOUCETTE.

'l`l\c llngel of ilcath ilzls again visit-

cll tile home of Mr. Peter llouccttc oi` (‘ylubria oil Feb, 10th.. cluiluilil; for its own his eldest soil. llcury nge 20. lt is but n short time since they bore thc- loss of their youngest daugh- `ter, Ilillrgurct Anne with spinal melli- ugeiis, it bright lovable girl of tell yeul's. Henry was tl _vc-lltlg mall of sterling clluractcr, null had li host of friends, being kind and ullusslluiillg. l-le bore his sickness with grant pntl- ence, and was conliortcd ill his last hours by his pastor. ltcv. I-`utlle'r Cliaisson D, ll. l-its fllncrnl- wus lleltl Feb. 12th. High lrruss being cclc- brntcd by the llcv. l~‘ittller° Cllalsirlrll. l’, l’. The pull-bearers wore: Alaur- ice Plncau. llorllilliillle Doiroll. Anlll'ew Blanclrurd. l’ctcr Doiron. Jerome Doi- ron, and Bruno lloiroil. llc leaves to mollrn besides his sorrowinl.: futllcr unll mother. i`otlr brothers und one sister. Isarlore anti Latvrcllcc ill llos- ion, Adolphe. Adrian, Joscpll, und Josephine at home. ~

MRS. JAMES YEO

ller frlcllds regret to lcurll oi' the

sudden death or Mrs. James Yeo. Mill Pond, whicll occurred ’I`lrllrsriny, Stir f"ebruary', at the nge of till years. after a short _illness which she bore with tlmt clleert'ul disposition wilir-_lr throughout her lii'e had' clidcarcd hor to all wllo knew he-r. She wus' allways rel-rd_v with a helping llilnrl' to tlrlisc ill need. She will be greatly missed ill her home. ulld ill the- crlinlnunit_\ where she resided for forty-ii\'e yr.-alla-i, She was it member of the Methodist cllurcll and lived u quiet Cllristiarr life, and died trusting ill hcl' Saviour, She leaves to nlourn besides ll large circle of friends, a lrusbllild, two sous. Frilnk of Eimsdnlo and Cllal-les at home, illld three daughters, Mrs. D. Macl)oll_call. and Miss' Maud. both oi' Waltham. Mass., Mrs. \V. A. Record. N,\'., :intl two brothers,- lioratlo and George Chisholm, of \Vest Devon. 'l‘he fuu- elul took place Sutllrdrly i0th` :lull llc- spite the stormy du_-.' was largely :lt- tended'. Rev. G. i<`. Dawson otlicinted. The remains were iuitl to rest ill thc Methodist cemetery, Uascumpcc. 'l`lie sorrowlng family have the siriccrc sympathy Of all ill tile sud' bereave- ment.

MRS. ANNIE L. MCLEAN

Private H. J. lllcllure. lul`alltl'y

105th, and his sister Roma. drove to Rustilco on l<`l~idu_v to nttelld the fun- eral of their' cousin. Mrs. Aliuie L. lilc- Leun. who pussell peacefully away ut her ~holne in North Rustlco. on lllc 15th inst., at the early age of twenty- orie years. Mrs. McLean. who wus a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. \\'. I’nyn- ter, was only ill a few moutlls, and bore her weakness wi-th true Christian fortitude. Allnle wus the sunshine of her home, always cheerful and of a loving disposition. She endeared her- self to all who knew her. To know her was to love her. The fulreral was largely attended, upwards of 150 sleighs Following the remains to their last resting place. The service was colldllcterl by her pastor Rev. J. Stir; ling who spoke ill rittiug tcruls o|` the departed', after whlclr the choir- sam; very sweetly. “Abide With Me." her favorite hymn, To the sorrowing llus- band. parents. brothers and sisters. and* little i`arnll_v The Guardian ex- tends its heartfelt sympathy. and the hope of meeting their loved one ill the home bey'ond the skies where all tears are wiped away.

(Patriot please copy.) ‘

MRS. ALLEN MicSWA|N _

With the death. which occurred rl'

our store.

How about a Chamois Vest?

We have a large variety

choose from.

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Johnson & Johnson

Th lit D t Cos. I?::t ST Prigg;

-her late lrorne, New Haven. lurruary |14tll. oi' Mrs. -\li~u Il/lacSwulu.' lilo shadow of a deep grief has again pas- sed ovel' a home which only it fm-.' Imonthri previolliliy had kllown a simi- lar sorrow. lieep regret was experi- enced by many' relatives anti frieud-t when it was learned' that lifter a brief illness she had passed away. She was

57 years of age. and was a llauulltl-ri

of the late respected Ml'. Alot. Mc Lure; of Hrarlalllallen She wus ull es-

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MCLEOD I

LIMITED

MOORE

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i<E'i-ul,- of life :lull r-olii-option of l'-I’ giou and moral illli~gril__\' vt'cl'c of tilt' lliglicsl und thc best, rlllfi wllosc urtwll- csl di-‘irq ill lifc wus to .~t»‘l'\'c rlltlt l>'- aull to iustil within tho liliillia ol' lui" l`nlrlil_\' principles oi' l'igllt<'o\isllt-ss llllll truth, Always the illiclzritl pr:l-s-..l.:ll- itv ill the borne, tile t1`ii-:iiltcr-l»-toll. seli`~szri:l‘iIicirig rrlothcr. lrttriblltr-.= so often clll\l'nct.cl'isti<- ol' thc- rlliitllcl. wllo ill hl;'l° restricted llllmc li\‘i:. willi- oul niucll illspirtltioll frolll thc o\lt.~:idl~ world lllitiistc_re= to thc ilolllcsliv rc- l;lrircull-.llts. rlillicultit-s :lull pcl‘plt-\:i-

whose prescllca l>_\-‘ ti'r~.rltll lllt-.lil.~' lill- loss oi' il piliur oi' colrri'ori ullri gulli- allcc und strength. "llolllv wltllolli 'fl motllci'." boi-.olllc.~: :r rvsliislil- cxpcri- oncg rt,-plct_l» with poigllulil ull-illlillg_ ller pw-.scllcc will be lllissvrl. but Ihr' spirit oi` her life and till- iullucril-I. of hcl' cllzwactcr shall over rcillllili with her furrliiy tl llcipfui irlltl alll lrpiiflilli: force. life- is iildecll r-olliiglellt! itll* when sol'l'ow.< follow our-ll ollll-r lu quick stlcccssioll ullll il btilovcll broth `cr :ind ll motlrcr :rro both rl-lllovl-ll w-iiliill lr i`e\v _-lllorl lllolltlls. only llrorw who have pus.~_tcii tilro\ll.:ir ll silllilnr cmlrbinlltioll of sorrou' run rl~irliv.c |lll» vacuum tllllt is ll|ut`.'»- ill iifc by >-.uvll url e,\‘pc|‘iclll-_i~. Yet through thi- lrillI;= ullll_vicis.=litriti<‘¢- wllrl:il rolrlc_~. i_o us. we liuvo thc l'olllt`ortill_t: nss|ll'ltll<»c of it tfliristinu faith; wllicll trilllllplls or cl* sorrow und l|is‘sipu\t~.-s, tht-_ l.;loolll; whilc~ wr; recall thc words ofollr .\lal.- ter: “ln this world _vw shuil h:\\'1~ trill- lllutions. but be oi’ l;ooll_lfl|col l hurl- overcollle thc world," i\lnlcrinl ill- terests may lessen, Iiul llizzlvclr ;;l'ow>- more uttl'ucti\'e wllcll wo llllvt rlrori- |. treasures there, -

CANADA'S NEW WAR LOAN FOR $100,000,000 WILL BE LAUNCH- ED IN MARCH.

()'i"l`.»\\V.\. |"eii|‘ilul'_\» lll_--- .-’\lioli|i'~"

llolllcslic wail- loan will bc cullull for by thc govcrlililcllt ill .\lal-<-.lr_ .\'o ill- forul:\ti0n can yci br- given us to its nnlotlllt bllt it is unotiil~iull_\' llrlllvr- stood that it will lil- fr.-r $I00,0t|0_0lIo. The terms :intl price of thc lozlll will llol be sllllcd ulltii illrlrleliiutl-_ly llc- fore the issus is lllutlc. Sir 'I`lroulus While has the usslll'llllc<» 0i` thc curli- est co-opcratioll ol' tilt- iillulll-itll coul- uliltce and of thu llolrll tlczrll-r.~' null lll'oke'rs whose activit_\' null l-lltl‘l'|ll~i.-l- contrilluteli llll1tcl'iuil_\» to |lll~ sll<'r;r-as of the last ioull. lt I.-a p|'oli:lbl_\- tlllll the securities of thc ul-w lonll will Ill- made paylllllc both ill Fallutlrl irrrli ill New York.

lic.-1 of her l`nulily, tilt- l'<‘.lrlov:|l of.

YIIIIII SICK UHIIII

IS IIIINSIIPI-IIEI] IIIIIII III IIINGIIE

li Cross. feverish or biiious give “C:lIiforni:l Syrup of

Figs." _

No lllzlllcr wllalt ails _vollr <'llilll. rt

i;~lltl<~_ \lll»rlln;.:ll lnxlltirc sllolllll itl- '.\';l_\.\' ill: lilo ills! trcllllllerlt. given.

ii` _rllllr little lull- is tilli-til'-sot‘l:~', i|;lli'-

sil-ll. i.<rl`l lvslillg. vlltilll; :lull at-(ilu: `ll:lt'lll~;lll_\' look. r\lolllcl'l soc if iollguo is court-ll. 'l`llls is it sure si-,gil tllllt iifs liltie stulrlarcll. liver ulltl bowels llro I-loagl-ll with wus‘te. Wllcil cross, ilrillllllv. fl-\'l‘l~isll, .slolrluclr sour. l~l~l~;rlll bull or lllls siollllrcll-alcllc. d'I:ll'- rllrll-al. sirri' tllrolll. |`illl ol' colll, [tire rr lt.-ale.-|»oolll'lrl ol' “t'nlil`ol~lrin Syrllp ot' |“i;:i-'," :lull ill ll I'<\w lliltlrs :iii tilt: voll- rzlipntwi poisorl. t||lll`il;<'slt_-tl i`oll<| lrllll :uulr ililt- gl-lilly lllovcs out of its liltlo l»o\-:cis willloui lzripillls, und you will lrllrc :l wllll, pi:\_\‘i`ul chilli again.

.\lotlr<»rs <-:ru l'cl~;t. easy ul`It~r givilltr

this llzrl'rrll<'>4s "i`rtlit lllxillivc." luwalrlsrl it llcvr-r foils to rlcullsc ‘thc li-I/ilti oill:`.~: livt-r :lull bolrvls' lllld sttuectcll tlllwro- illllrlr zllld ihvy llelrrly lovc its pious- ilrlt. lar.-atc. I-‘ull tlil'r-vtioils i'or llrrliios, <~!llllll'<»ll of alll nur-5 :llld for gr‘owll-lips llrilltl-tl ou l-:rrii botllc. '

lll.~\';ll-l- ol' cllllllll-.l-1':-ii. .<_\'rup:<, Ask

_tfillr ill'|li;l.:i.~:i for it 5|)-rf-lit lloil.lt‘ lll` “t‘lrlil‘or'lliu Syrllp ol' Figs." iiroll uct: that it is lllutlc by the "(7;liii`orniu l~`l;; Syrup‘(Zolnp:\ny.”

NU IIUIIIVIIINIIIN_ _ ~ IUIIII FUR HIINHIIY

IIIISIRIIIN PEIIPIE

l.tl.\'I\tl_\‘. I-‘l~ll_ lti, - - .-\ustri:lll pilo-

~-rs llllrlollllcl- that till ill-st. collsiull Illlcllls l-I` ltoulllurliilll gruill Illlvl- :ll-l-it It-ll lil :hc llu|l_i.:;lrlull h<,rlIcr. this lwilr! lil.. i`.r.~‘t ilollmzrllizlll bool\- Iilrll hill flrlll-ll tl, .\llstl'izl_ lillt. :llill.~"lll1~ pllpl-l 1 ull has bccll l'i.|\li_<iliollcli for |ll-- :ll'llr_\'. or _<1-lli lo (li-l'llll|ll_\'. nlld thc -luloi-l'.~' l-orllpillill bitti-rl_\' lhlll till- gi.-\' crlllill-ll: liars :lgzrill _vii-llicll to (lor- lll;lll_\'.

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SWORN STATEMENT FROM A MA

FIDENCE IN DR.

There is no longer' any debate as

to tho best treatment for itching

bleeding or protruding piles. But since about one person in every four suffers luore or less from this annoy- ing ailment it is necessary to keep on telling people about Dr. L‘liaso`s Ointment.

Mr. Wm. Silaw. Island Brook. Que.,

writes: "I am writing this to let you know the benefit I have derived from your Ointment. I have suffered more or less for years with protruding

was completely laid up with them. l

other medicines before but they only gave me temporary relief and that

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Was iiomplelely Laid Up

With Severe Uase oi Piles

N WHO HAS UNBOUNDED CON- CHASE'$ OINTMENT.

for mo than all the nlllcrs, als I have not been troliblcd sinco Inst winter. I consider it to bo the iles; remedy for piles I have over use-ll and shall .always carry lt box with me-, although I don`t think I will need it for piles. We have used It for other purposes in the family, such as burns and cuts. scrutclles. etc., and my wlfc says it is one of the best remedies for such purpoel-s we have ever had ill the house. Al- tllough you only charge sixty cents it box for lt it is well vtortli 1 it bolt

_ . $5' .

PUBS. and last winter I ghi S0 bod. I for anyone afflicted with piles. Now,

you can use this letter if you wish or_

went to our local storekeeper undlrefer anyone to me who wants to “hed him If he hhd 8l\.Vlhlhl< lhtlllknow about it for piles. I might say was g00d i0l‘ Dill’-S und ht! l'€CDlll-gtllat in my business I nm known nil mB\1tl€¢l DIR Chasers Ointment. I over the English portion of Quebec, purchased a box and took it homeiaud um having this statement sworn and used lt according to directions in hnmrq A Justice 01 the peace," Bhd f0l‘ UVGF 0116 YBM' I have hotl "Sworn before llle this first day of been troubled with plies. -I had tried Apr-l\_ 19ll;_ M_ M_ Holbrook, _:_ |~_

island Brook, Que." llr. t`hnse‘s Ointment, 60c li box. all dealers. or

tee-nilllllr-_ Chrlstlnrl womnll wlrllsw one box of your Ointment did lllol~e||g.lml|“n¢“,_ lima, &('0_, Lrll__1‘m-ohio,

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