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cnthusidstltcéalllyezgwéimends Na-Dl1>Cd Dyspepeia a . erexpm-ieneewitla them, as she outlines it, explains why.

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w_onders._ Anyone having angthing wrong with his stomach a oul give Ns-Dru-Co Dyspepsia Tablets a trial, they will do the rest. My stomach is line now and I can est any food.”

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to lend money for clients on first mortgages on improved realestate,

Where the sum invested is

insufficient to secure a mort- gage then several such sums are invested in one mortgage and a declaration of trust given the investor. setting out clearly his interest in the said mortgage.

By this method the small

investor may participate in the high interest earning security of fini mortgages.

Those without funds at

present may deposit sums of $1 and upwards at 4 per cent. interest uutll$roo stands to `thelr credit in this way, and

then a 6 p. c lnvestiuent will be recommended onsisticg of a declaration of trust secured by a first mortgage on improved real estate.

fully carried out will lead to at least a comfoitoble income.

nomiwion

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Board

W, H, Aitken on. Chas. Dalton Frank R. eurtz `

Advisory

ll. M. Davison

Manager

Westminster, Calgary,

Regina, Winnipeg, Montreal London, Eng, A11lW¢fP» Belgium.

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P. E. Island Pliarmaculical :lis- sncialinn

The board of examiners of the

P. E. Island Pharmaceutical As- sociation will meet for the purpose of examining candidates offering for registeratlon on Jan. 28th 1914.

shall satisfy the counci: that he has served fas assistant in a drug store for not less .than four years and at

ln the dispensing of

must give notice to the. 8 .

to present them-

esaininalion at ,least

days before the date fixed

~ Every candidate for examination I

of these years has been I

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__ ...fI'l‘ PAYS to buy in this Province.

...°'l'. GORDON IVES ls Guardian

a ent in Monta . His ofll

MORNING DAILY Guard-

ian can be obtained at W. A. John- stou's, Montague. ~

...°EXAMINA'I‘ION.-The seml-anu-

unl examination oi Irlshtown School on Dec. 23rd, was interesting and ln- structlve alike to pupils teacher and parents. There were thirty-one schol- ars and twenty-six visitors present. Messrs James Saunders, William Prof itt, Andrew MacLeod, Michael Ready assisted the teacher, Margaret L.` Brown, in examining the scholars in the various branches, after which o. program consisting of recltations and singing was nicely rendered 'by a number of the pupils and much.en-

cises, the pupils and teacher received words af praise and encouragement ln their eiiorts from many ol the ratepayers who expressed their entire satisfaction in the progress of the school. The pupils then kindly pre- sented their teacher with a beautiful gold watch chain, accompanied with the following address:-Dear Teacher -As the joyous season oi Xmas app- roaches, we naturally turn our thou- ghts to our dearest friends end great- est benefactors. During. the time you have presided over our school you have proven yourself an efficient and exemplary teacher and at the same time have won our unmeasured love and respect. Our many shortcomings have no doubt, severly tried your patience, but on these occasions you have always shown a spirit of for- bearance, evcr ready to admonisb and advise but never to coerce, whilst it has always been your aim to instill into our minds the utmost amount of knowledge, you have ever exercised that judgement which characterizes the real instructor; arranging our tasks so that knowledge and pleasure alike would result from their persu- ence. At this joyous season, Dear Teacher, we have cause to rejoice; we are happy and rejoice at the rec- ollection of those school days which you have made so pleasant and prof- itable for ue; we rejoice that you are still to remain our teacher for a. time at least, would that we could pro- long that time. We assure you Dear Teacher, that you have won our high- est esteem and regard, and wish to offer you this little token, which is of small intrinsic value, 'but express- ive of our love and respect. Please accept it, and with it our united hopes, that in the New Year you may be as happy as we have been in the past. The teacher fittingly acknow- ledged the kind expressions of her

thnnke for the valuable gift. After the treating of candy by the teacher nn_d_ general expressions ol goodwill the school waadismissed for the Christmas holidays.

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EMULSION which contslna pure cod liver oil to enrich the blood

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Our business is to ex'

amine Eyes. We aim to give our patrons the ben- efit the most mcdern and

approved methods of ex- _

amlnation. ,

,That our servlets are

appreciated, is evidenced by the large increase in

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We guarantee to give

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you the best results ob- tainable by the use of

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aG.*F. llulclieson, I

(From yesterday's Evening Guardiany

joyed 'by all. At the close of the exer~

pupils and tendered her most sincere|

...°0Nlll CENT per word each ings;-.

lion for advertising in this column Cash must accompany order. Mini- mum cbarge twenty-flve cents.

...°S'ACRA<MEN'I‘.- The Sacrament

oi the Lord's Supper was observed last Sabbath morning in St. Aud- rew's Church, Montague.

...°HR. ED. D. FEEHAN Guardian

representative in Bouris will gladly receive sublcrlnrlona and advertising math! at the oillce ot undertake; W. L. Dingwell. His phone number il 5,

‘ ...°YOU'NG MEN'S GUILD.- The Young Men’s Guild meets every Sab- bath morning at 10 o'clock in Guild Rooms. Montague. The leader next Sabbath morning ie Mr. Fulton Campbell. _

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(Canadian Press) MONTREAL, Jan. 5.-One of the

most fruitful and successful general gatherings of the Arcnaciogieai In- stitute of America closed Saturday evening after three days convention. The officers of the Canadian Deport- ment are, President, Principal Peter- son, McGlll;_a'mong the Vice Presi- dents are Sir Louis Davies, Ottawa; Rev. J. J. McCaskil1, St. John; H.A. Kent, Halifax.

VEDRINES PLANS

SOME IJONG FLIGHTS.

CAIRO, Jan. 2.-Jules Vedrines,

who has just completed ,a flight from Paris to Cairo, plans to leave Cairo in n fortnight and to fly to Austra- lia via Jails, Aleppo, Bagdad, Cal- cutta, Singapore, and Java. and other islands, and then 200 miles across the sea-his longest see. flight. The French battleship Brulx will fol- low him.

Verdlnes intends afterwards to ily

from South America to North Amer- ica. Although unable to state the exact details, he hopes to ily at sev- eral points ln the' United States. I-le said:

“‘In my determination to ily around

the world I have always contemplat- ed eogerly a visit to America. I shall make stays in New York and other cities, where I may fly. I do not suppose the sky-scrapers inter- fere with fiights. '

"After leaving the United States

and embarking, probably at New York, I shall go tqfylorocco. and fly. home to Paris' from _`fl‘aiigier'." '

TI-IF! SOVEREIGN SHARE- , HOLDERS CALLIED TOGETHER.

O’l"l‘.-XWA, January 2.- Mail not-

ice has been given culling attention of the creditors of the Sovereign bunk lor the afternoon of Wednesday, January 25th, nt the_ oflice of G. T. Clarkson. The meeting will be fol- lowed by a. meeting of the share- holders of the bank, the purpose ol both meetings being to ascertain the wishes of the creditors and share- holders es to the appointment of liquidntors. The cull for these meet- ings ls pursuant to the order: of Mr. Justice 'Lennox who, on January 27th will further petition for the winding up of the bank,

l:.|=.n. ulin

Forced to Return

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(Special to the Guardian).

HALIFAX, Jan. 5.- The C. P. R.

L'lner Montrose that put back to I-Ialiiaxf Saturday, owing to machin- ery being out of order expected to get away tomorrow. The Montrose was only seventy miles from here when her engines began acting badly and it was decided to return to port

(From yesterday's Evening Guardian)' ...°INSTRUC'l`IVE TEACHER.-On Tuesday evening the soul nic., in st. Mary's Hall, Souris, Rev. Dr. Gillis, P. P. of. Fairfield, gave a very ins- tructive lecture on Socialism. The lecture was under the auspices oi Branch 261, C. M. B. A. Mr. Andrew Peters, vice-president of the Branch occupied the chair. Dr. Gillis clearly outlined the origin, nature and ob- jects of_socialism and, as clearly showed it to be in its origin ia nox- ious growtn; in its nature a pernic- ious theory fostering lmpracticable changes; in its objects for the most part bad, unworthy and revolution ary, pointing out that no consistent christian could be a socialist in any shape or form, as socialism denies christianity and the existence of the spiritual and supernatural are of any- thing beyond the natural and mater- ial. At the close the Reverend lectur- er was tendered with a hearty vote of thanks, which was moved by W. J. Paquet, seconded .by Lauchlin Mc- lnnis and supported by Rev. R. B. Macdonald, P. P., J., J. Hughes, Dr. A. A. Macdonald 'and A. L. Fraser; all of whom expressed their appre- ciation of the excellent address given by Rev. Dr. Gillis on so important and timely a topic.

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