discus germs llve their breeding-place' the wste
the body. Don't, then, let your boards cial: and throw
germsbacltontheblood. Takenochanceswithserious
yourbowelsh'ee,andthebileregulatedwith
BEEIlIIAIll’S PILLS
 promptly and surely relieve constipation. indigestion. biliousness
and sick headache. They are compounded from rugs of ve table
origin-_harmless and not habit-forrning. The experience ofge three
generations show that Bccchanfs Pills prevent disease and are
A Great Aid to Health
Worth u Guinea a Boa
Prepared oalv by Thoiuns Beecham. St. Helens, Lancashire. England.
Sold zvrv-yn hue in Canada and U. S. Ama-ka. in boxes. 25 cents.
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“Satisfying and sustaining" is the verdict
of the Canadian people with respect to
ffefiffftf’
CORN FLAKES
made from Southern com by our secret process which retains
all the nutritive elements of the corn which are delightful
tn the taste.
N0 OTHER FOOD known as " Kellogg!" is made by us. Be
sure and get the genuine-original.
10c. a package. At all good Grocers.
"MADE lN CANADA" only by
The Burt: Cizrrk Taksren Cork Ftkxr Courkxv. Liuirxn
l.OT\'D0.\'. ONTARIO, CANADA \2s
Doughie-
the Baker
No! this is not your bread-
man. But an uproariously
funny song (701 12) which
the inimitable Harry Lau der
has just recorded exclu-
sively for the Vic'tor.
it is one of a number of splendid new
Vitftor Records _vou will want for
your collection. A few others are
listed below. Ask to hear them.
Ten-inch, double~sided Viistor Records-90 cents
for the two selections
Little Honolulu Lou _Charles Harrison Q |785,
In Monterey Llizabctli Wheeler \ '
A Perfedl Day McKee Trial |78”
Mother Machree McKee Trio)
Piney Ridge living Kaulmanl Um,”
All I Can Do ls just Love You living Kaufman \
Two Delightful llnnizc Records
Wedding ol the Wiiids Pietro Deira( |756)
Eltudianlina \Valtz Pirtio Deitol
My Little Girl-Medley ()ne.$trp i.`onway'nlBantI`/ Hn.
Down in Bom.Bomb:_v Conwav's Band) ' I
New Red bcal Record
In a Gondola t\"iolin/ .'\lis~'ha Elman b4Slh
Vitftrola VI $33.50
Wil ll ua-heh double-sided Victor §s5¢5rus DO sslsdtloua.
your own choiesl 84 .
Sold on easy terms, if desired. '
Other Victrolas from $2I to $400 (on easy
payments. if desired) at any "His Mal\er's
Voice" elealefs in any town or city in
Canada.- Write for free copy oi our 450-
pa e Musical Encyclopedia listiné ovei
6080 Victor Records.
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LIMITED
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-IT PAYS to buy in this Province.
-W. K. MeGOUGAN, Globe Fox Ex-
change' is Guardian Agent in Summar-
side.
-SMELT GILL NETS. - Get your
Smell Gill Nets at HOl..\iAN'S. Sum-
mcrsltle. 6601-1-18-M2iE1i.
-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian
can be obtained at LaI!erty’s Tonsor-
ial Parlours, Summerside.
-SPECIAL SUMMERSIDE SKATE
Charlottetown Arena Friday evening.
6021.
-GROTESQUE MASK-Get a Grot-
csqui: Mask at ilOLl\lAN'S for thc
Varnival. 6601-1-18-.\l2iEli.
-CHURCH SERVICE. - ltcv. Jas.
.\lacDougall will preach on Sabbath
the 23rd ag Suninicrside at 11 and 7.
-SMELT GILL WEBS of highest
i|uallt_\' and lowest prices at li()L»
.\l.\.\"S. Suiuxncrsidc.
6601-1-1a`~Z\l2il-Iii.
-THE SPECIAL TRAIN for the
special Sunrniersitlc .skate in thc Char-
lottetown Areiia. will leave Suiumcr-
siilo at -i o`t~lock on Friday. 6021.
-SPECIAL TRAIN for Charlotte-
town on Friday leaves Suintncrside at
l u'i-lock. itcturning will leave Charlot-
tetown at 11.30. 6021.
--SWEDISH BELLS, tuadc with four
large cast brass bells, on heavy strap.
Latest style. iShipping weight :l
lbs.`| Price $1.80. Order by Parcel
Post. lt. T. ilOl.!\i.»\.\’, LIMITED.
Suinmc-rside. 6013-1-1SM‘2iE1i.
-HORSEMEN.- Don‘t iorget .lau-
uary 20th. the Nev: London Ice Races.
fl minute local 2.40 class open to
all five to enter and three to start in
the latter. Races will be called pro-
mptly at ‘_' p rn. \\’. S. Found, Secre-
turv.
--WILL ATTEND SALE.- Mr.
.a'-yinour Shows sale which took place
at Victoria on Wednesday last. was
largely attended. The farm was pur-
chased by Mr. l-‘_ A. Wotteu and as
this farm joins .\lr. \Votton's homc
farm he is now the owner of a veil' de'
sirable property in the centre of what
is kimwii as one of the best farminl
tlistrirts in i’. E. l.-\'.
To the Parador People
0l P. E. island
Dear i<`i'iends.--As the representa-
tive of -.lie Faratlnr Company l take
the privilege ot' addressint: you at
thu comincncemciit of my liith year
of work. l ain sure it. will be it U03'
aittisfuctioxi for you all to learn that
thi- Farador has made trcuienduus
strides during the |135! 5"-‘HF iU\l|
agencies have been cstablishcd in
every civilized country of thc world.
inclntllng t`hina and Japan. Sevt-ral
agencies have been cstahlislit-tl in
Nova Scotia and .\'cw .Llruuawiclt
and the outlook for thi: future is
vory bright. Thi; olilcr concern
knu\\'n ns' the t).\;_vpatlior l'0lIiliiH\1'
has ilisluiiivloil and its Forint-1* 0Ili»
1-ors and ri~pri-.sentaitivos liavi-. identi-
iioil tlicuiiiclvcs with thc wurk of thc
Fairador (‘o|npany.
You who huvv Inside good use ol*
the Faratlor in time of lllntrsi: do not
havi-\. to hi- told that thc Paruilul' pus-
sosscs merit. You know that au
ouuci- of cxpcrlciice is worth a
pound ot' theory. Many of you have
been raised from beds of sickiiess by
this system of he-allni: althougli you
wt-ri; considered beyond hoptr ol'
ourc. Many of you iiavc sccn _vour
loved ones rclicvod of such ailments
as appendicltis. infantile paralysis,
tonsolitis, piieutnonia. diphtheria
and various kinds ut’ fever. with sur-
priiaintz swiftncss.
lt is lo your good words that the
P`aratlor.owc:i its success in thc pro-
vince. Out of scvcral~iiuudrcd who
havc lit-on in-lpcd si-nrccly ii dozen
lizivc bi.-cn so sollisli as to fail to pains
thc good word along tu other.; who
ncoii iii.-lp.
This letter is udtlrcsscd to you
with the hope that as tiuic goes on
you will rrncw your efforts in order
that many sufferers may obtain the
blessing of health as you obtained
it.
The work of thc Farador is only in
its infancy. lf all who havc bt-cn
helped would make it it ruli- to ict
others know what the Farsulor can
dn in time of illness the amount of
good already accompllslietl would he
i1ict'east-ul tenlold.
in nrdcr that thc host results may
he obtained. do not wait until it ilia-
nase has bccomc chronic ht-fore _vou
remind a sulteror of the honoiicial
effects ol' the Fnrailor. Acute ail-
ments are more readily overcome by
means of the Parador than are
chronic ones. Most people who now
acc(-Jil. the Farndoi' treatment como
to i as n last rt-snrt. We want peo-
ple to lcarn that they will save them-'
solves much suffering and expense
by coming to the Farador as the
very llrst resort and they will also
be much more certain of being cured.
for it would he absurd to suppose
that tho Farador will euro all chro-
nic diseases. although the record
shows that it has repeatedly cured
a great number ol' such cases.
Do not become weary in well-do
lng. The Parador is a comparatively
new thing. and unfortunately soma
people are so prejudiced against
anything new that they will turn o
deaf ear to any advice. refuse to ln-
vcatlgate and even deny the evl.
dance of their senses. if such peo-
Dlv fill to profit. by your advice you
have at any rate discharged an gg;
of kindness towards them which others l
may prom by when they see the folly
of clinging to old methods when such
an up-to-data remedy aa the Faradot"
may be purchased or rented at trilling
BX?0llB8.
would bs glad It all who have Far-
adors would send them to ms oocasltm-
ally in order that they may be teatsil
and any nssded repairs mods. . .The
machines will sometimes get a* had
name because the cord connection has
cular wick and porcelain dome shade.
side. 6013-1~1SI\i:iEii.
some their entertainments on \\`cdnes-
day Jan. 19th lust in their new unar-
onc ol' the best business stands in
Suniinerside (Class B.) and it free-for mond- I3593‘1'17'“"'l- `
Sunimersidc on Monday next at 2 p.m. I
-ONE CENT per word each lnssn
tion tor the advertising in this column.
Cash must accompany order. llllni-
mum chlrxe. twenty-nvs cents.
-SEE HOLMAN'8 for Stoves.
6013-1-18-M2iEli.
-SUMMERSIDE 8KATE.- Charlot-
tetown Arena Friday night . 6021.
-SHOP from llOLllAN’B Catalog.
I3-1-18 MZIEU
60 - .
-CARNIVAL MASKS at }IOl.r-
.\I.-\N‘S. Stlmmersjdtz. 6601-1-lS.\l2iE1l.
_ -Hol-MANS' Summcrsidc arc pay-
ing advanced prices for Pork.
6013-1-18-.\I`.'iE1i.
-CHILDRENS SLEIGHS in big
variety at HOLMAN’S. Summerside.-
6013-1-18-M2iE1l.
-HOSPITAL `I"EA.- Do not forget
the Hospital Tea ln Epworth Hall on
Thursday, January 20th. Tea from 3 to
T. Admission and Tea 351:.
6019-1~l9.\l1i.
-RAYO READING LAMPS with cir-
Speciai price $1.89 for this week only.
R. T. HOLMAN LIMITED. Summer-
-THE A. 0. H.-Waist Club '-vill re-
tcrs over Gourlies Ltd. Whlst starts at
S o'clock. By order of President.
6038.
-T0 LET.-Business Stand at Rich-y
mond Station. The undersigned of-
fers for rent his store and out.-liui1d-
ings at the above station. This is
P. E. Island. For terms and partic-
ulars apply to John R. Larltlns. Ilich--
-A SPECIAL TRAIN will leave
for the Burn’s Concert which is to be
held in (‘liarlottetoi\'n. The train in re-
turn will leave Charlottetown at the
close of the concert. Return tart-`
from Summerside will he $1.00 at l"ro~`
portionatc low rates from intermediate
szations. This train will arrive in
(`harl0tt-ttown at 4 p.m. 6031.
-MORE RECRUITS.-A recruiting
iiioetitig was held at Travellers Rest
.\londay night at which thc speakers
were Dr. Jardine. Mr. Nathan lilc-
cepted yestiarday.-C. /
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-necnuirtno useriuos.-A sc-
rles of recruiting meetings will be held l f(
Friday evenlus at Kensington, spring- /_ji
Valley. Freetown. Emerald. Kinkora. _
and Cape Traverse; A special train; 5'
will leave Summerside at 5 o'clock ta- ‘»
king a number ot speakers and so-I ff’
loiats and the Band. Excellent pro-l
grammcs have been arranged for all
the meetings.-C.
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. -g , Glveaallelplng
T0  » lland,Washlng
.. / T _ Laborlsllalveil.
l ASBPTO is tba véksort
/ ofawash-day helper. Usa it with
T .t /tot water or with ull'
-.   \ S ausiapw-ruosimsasr
‘ ' 2 vvaI|=ll||IlrlIty. I&Yo¢hl¢lol5tl
§;_-.s§-igg'-.;>;  inthispiepuatlouforlusbsun-
 _§_- mi me-la ts sim melon
:i=f:5:~' duties. Aft¢rthetia\elsup,yuu
, When Asepto,
WEDNEQDAY 1 ’ rm: cnaimorrarown Gaannum JANUARY 19. 1916 
The Western Guardian at-°»= ==f-on -T.-'ra “fl
. investigation P.-gn; .rt .:.:.:‘.'.:“::-..ff'.f..~:‘i'.’1-`>lf» ’
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-BOARD OF TRADE.-The nnnugl
meeting of the Suminerslde Board ol
Trade was held in the Board of Trade
Rooms last evening. The attendance
was not as large as might have been
wished but. a good deal of important
business was put through. Consider-
able correspondence was read and dis-
posed oi, including a resolution re Na-
tional prohibition and one from Mr.
A. G. Bailie re Coastwise Shipping,
both of which were adopted. Reports
from dilferent committees were receiv-
ed and discussed. The reading oi'
the l"re.sldent‘s address and the clcc-
tlon of officials were set down for an
aliiijoiirned meeting on Monday night.
TIGNISB _
-VISITING HERE.-Zilcsnrs John
llandrahan and John Provost. attach-
ed to the 105th Battalion nt Summer-
side, spent Sunday in Tignish.-Z.
-DIES ABROAD.-.\lr William
Harper. a native of Tignlsh. died last
week in Dakota. Funeral was held
there.-Z
-SNOW STORM-.\laiiday experi-
enced the worst snow storm of the
season. Prior to this waggons were
very much in evidence.-Z.
-NEW OFFICER.-Mr James illn-
iionald of Lot 'I' is now police otlicc in
Tignish. having succeeded John M.
Ahern. who enlisted for overseas ser-
vice.-Z.
-GREAT SUCCESS"-At at haake!
social given at Palmer itoail Hall last
week. besides proving a success lin-
ancially. great credit goes to Rev. l‘.
t‘. Gauthier in having on hand several
uniformed soldif-rs.. who appealed to
thc young men present to enlist. and
as a result over one dozen sturdy
young men cast their lots to tight lor
their King and Clonntrv.-Z. ‘
 Q . . ` uswamumean -mi..
 , "‘ board. :
AS E PTO cleans ld!" than soap-is a harmless, 0‘i¢‘”l¢-Vs Ilfflipffr l
Wap powder. Costs but 5c. a package, at all discerning grocan. .
I 5E,PTOiPi§v?r‘;ia’n
Maiitifactured by the Asepto Mfg. Co., St. lohn, N.B. ~
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  Further . t , ~
Recruiting Rally Meetings
I Will be Held as Follows
Monday 17th ,at Traveller’s Rest,Wi1m_ot and Searletown.
Thursday 20th, at Margate and Hamilton.
Friday 21st, at Kensington, Spring Valley, Freetown,
Emerald, Kinkora and Cape Traverse.
Meetings will be held at 7.30 p. m.
Prominent speakers will address the meetings and an
attractive musical programme will be prepared for each ol
em.
On Frida evening a special train will leave Summer
side at 5 p. mfior Cape Traverse. Arrangements have 
made with the band to be in attendance.
YOUR KING AND COUNTRY NEED YOU '
The Prince County Patriotic Recruiting Society
M. L. BRADSHAW, Sec’y.
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THI IT OVER
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Are 'You Holding Down A Job
That A W'oman Could Do
When Your King Wants You
To Work for Him ? ? ?
It You’re Waiting For A- Better .Place
Than You’ll Get In The One Hundred and `
Fifth You’re Liable to be Left Behind
And If You Think Too Much About “Safety
First” You’re Likely to Miss Your Train
There is Still tooin in the One Hundred and Fifth Battalion for Three Hundred More
Men. The Men for the Signalling Corps, The Stretcher Bearer Corps. The Machine Gun Section
The Transport S/action and the Pioneers are still to be picked. lt_ you want to get into any of
these Branches you dou’t want to waste any time.
Canada pays her Soldiers ,Big Wages and you can save just as much of your pay as you
have a mind to. Liberal provision is made for any dependants that you leave behind. You'll be
Comfortably  and provided with `a more  kit than most Civilians ever own. You’ll
get all the    can eat. Y0\I’Il have opportunity to see the best of the World. Your
friends wllltbeptoud of you and youll! bs able to be proud of yourself. ~
  -J0in The 105 til.
See°;aiQot_ths Recruitiug`0nlcers,om"'.  of the Oleers of the    
Men of the Bajgneph ' Write to the Armloavlesg  Charlottetown or write to the 
Sumiuersids. And you'll Ind the way and the place to get your uame,ou The Service Roll. “
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