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RArtaoAp WATCH `
OMPARE it in every
_ detail with the lates;
¢ official railroad requirg-
P 'ments and you will under.
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stand why_ the Waltham t
"Vanguard |a` preferred by
moat railroad men through.
out the _world. Besidgg
possessing the abiding accuracy
that lrae_ wan for Walthsrns every
Gold' Medal since |875, ig ln, 0,,
I eiurdinesa and durability that
enable it to lteep accurate time
.'under‘the most tryin; conditions.
Ask to sae how the Winding
Indicates shows when the watch
needs winding. ~
I W. W._Wcllner ff-\
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.IIIISIBIIIIII SIVEII  
_ HIS WIFE
Stopped Most _ Terrible Suf.
fermg by Getting Her Lydia
_ E- Pll\l¢l'|am’s Vegeta-
ble Compound.
_Denison, Texas. - “ After my little
girl was born two years agol began snf.
fering with female
Hmumnlllll trouble and could
  hardly do my work.
 I was very nervous
  but just kept drag-
  ging on until last
ii '” ' summer when I got
"5 where I could _ t do
_ » __ _ _ my work. Iwould
__   ~_- " -- _ have a chill every
;_-__;;;_.,____,_  day and hot flashes
I -F1   and dizzy spells and
"  `   my head would al-
most burst. I got where I was almost
a walklngskeleton and life was a burden
to me until one day my hushand's step-
srste1___t_old pny husband i_f;_ he di_d not do
some mg or me won not est lon
and told him to get your medicine. So hid
got Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com-
p_ound__for m;e,__ and after taking the first
ree ones egan to improve. I con-
tinued its use, and I have never had any
female trouble since. I feel that I owe
my life to you and your remedies. They
did for me what doctors could not 'do
go."-Mrs. G. 0. Lowanv, 419 W.Mou
ness from any Bruise or Strain;
Stops Spavrn Lamcncss. Alleys pain.
Does not Blister, remove thc hair or
lay u the horse 82. 00 a bottl
` ..'rr P/ws to buy ln our Province
. .*MR. T. G. IVES is Guardian
agent in Montague. '
I -Miss Minnie Stctflc, Surrrnrt-r'sldc.
has arrived home after- a pleasant
visit at Sourla. where slrc was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. J. J. Ffer-
guson. -H. _
..°'SOMERV|LLE NOTEB.- Mr.
Michael Powers is busily engaged in
buying beef, pork, and poultry to rup-
ply the foreign markets.. Miss Annie
Wal-sh, Somerville. has returned home
.aitér attending the Dometstlc Science
Course held in Char'1otteto\\'n.-
Messrs Walter and Frank Sniflivan,
Gr'ee'ni1e‘ld, left on Saturday and drove
to Iona and Newton Cross to visit
friends and relatives.
.."'I‘he many friends of Pte. AI. Wil-
Ifrid Wilson, wounded soldier; ron ol'
`l\ir. James Wilson, Mitchell Ilivcr.
are more' than pleased to have him
home again once more, rvherc he I3
welcorned by all after an absence of
' '\ s. - lI>- fri I.
I;I)t?tllr1lotlL“t3 lrlcgl that U IVllr§.ml.leilI'_\G'
lGrcen, is rapidly recovering, nftcr an
attack of la grippc.- Mr. an<l__ l\'Ir's.
William McKenzie. retnrue to
‘their hcrme in New Glasgow, hy tho
Prince Edward last week. They were
the guests for the past weck of the
Williams.
lattcr’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Bhd Iwill always praise it wherever] _.___i_...
terey Street, Denison, Texas. - I
If you are suffering from any form of I
| _ J, f , female il_ls, get a bottle of Lydia E. H H
‘ F __ __ Plnkham s Vegetable Compound, airfl-
___“ H\l\K° .  0 /llc - commence the treatment without delay.
"V A 3/5_l_llla§ I'  ;'!l`;.\? [ ._ _ I'
- nl l’0B ‘.' : . 7 I ` BUT HOPIED FOR A DAUGHTER-
__ _§‘{;;;§_”°° _ = ' .- ABSORBINEJ
_ h____d_ . want uanr. ulc.u.s,PAr. ow. ,
I » I -` - _ 5 __ ' Removes Bursal Enlargements. I-.M-Us M, . 1r,_ R I . t W S . ._
'I 1 .  gg;-§:en}?i‘|il' ,dS`yI~°“%n' Tlsssues’ Vir:e‘. thc' Pocltl Aol atho I"(:,rr)‘£ l\’or‘i.ll. lawn
 FJ ' ° en cms' ora permanent 'resident oi' Paris. 'l‘ho
THE STORK BROUGHT MR. SER-
VICE TWO. .
 Guardian
I ..°‘TWO CENTS por word each in-
irnrtion for urlvortlelng in this r~ol~
rnrrn. Cash rnust rufconrparry orrlcr.
jllllnlrnurn churgt! t\venty»llvo ccnts.
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_#MITCHELL RIVER. - !\'e\'t-rr
porhnp:-;, in its history, has Mitchell
Itlver _been so deeply stirred its it
was on the evt-ning ol` Friday March
2nd, which the news spread of the fa-
tal accident of Mr, Charles Mcl.e'.rn,
on returning to his homo. The latc
lilrz Melee-an was- ot' ar kind disposition
and by his pleasant good hurrror and
frlonrlllness had cnrlenrcd hirnsolf to
tho whole cnnrmunlty. Ile will bt
greatly ml-:sed in thc Ironic. wlrorc hc
war; rr devoted and klurr lrusbrrnd. lic-
slrlcs' his wife he leaves to mourn onc'
brother, Norman K. McLean, i`ardl~
gan North. The deceased was in lrl:s_
73rd year. On Sunday afternoon.
March ith, after a shor|_ servlcc nr
thc house, 'the' remains were rcrnovcr:
to the Presbyterian Church. follower.
h_v rr great number of sloiglrs. After
thc service., conducted by thc llcv.
I\ir. lVlcVicar. the rcrnalns were con-
rcycd to their las-t rc-sting plarcc In
tho (‘ardigau t‘o|rrt~tcr'_v. ’l`ho s_\'n\putl\_v
oi' thc whole r~on1nruuii_v. trocs' out to
tho widow and roluti\‘o.< :so strrlrlcrrly
strlclron oi' u -lovcll one.
.."‘SOURIS SCHO0L,- 'l‘l\c i'ollu\\'-
ing is the stauriing ot' the pupils :ri
tho Souris High School for thc month
or I~`clrruary:- The Pr'Inciprtl's‘ Dt-
nartment: Grade Vlll.- 1, <‘|ll`ton
_Mc(Ia"lunr; 2, \’Vlnnlo Storms. iirnrlc'
|\'lll.~ 1. Mary l\’Icl.can; 2, \\'|rclar\
.I\lacDonald; 3. Arthur MacDonald; 4.
.Iohn Mullally. Grade V-I.- 1. ltuzscll
l.card; 2, Wallace Fisher; 3. Lucy
llrcnnan. l"crf£‘ct Attcrrrlnrrr-ri Arthur
Ma<'U0na\lrl. John Mullnlly, \\'lurl:|n
Mar-.l'l0nald, llcssic Gur'r‘cii, Ili-‘sein
Gillaul, Lucy I§rrs‘lrr~_\‘, l\'r~llir-, Gn|'r'r~t|,
‘Maude Buffett. Willic Ilronnnrr. \V:rl~
lc! l"i:rlrcr', Illisvcll licnrwl. lfrlnu (‘ol`-
f`irr. Vicc-l'rl|rt'.lp:rl's llcpnri nn-,n|;
flrnrili \'.- 1, Jrrrrws .\l<-i‘nl»r-,; Ll, Wal~
‘arc i\l<'l‘I\\'o|l; Il, <`lra\r‘lcs t'|arlc1~; 4,
.lohn l{cn_\'.\‘. Grarrlc l\'_ Sr_~_- 1_ Arpt"
t`nnrcrrru: 2. ('lr:lrl'.‘.~' Ninn-llorratlrl; il,
IIIIIWICS Styles; 4, .lack .\l:rt'l.c:ur; fr,
surnrners he spends in Brittany, \\'lrcrc_ Willianr l<`lrl\cr'. Grad: l\'.- l. Illrrrrir-c
hehas a cottage of his own with r-_ Garrett; 2, Molly Poole; Il. Ilcrric
fig tree in the garden. Since the war Whltc; 4, Ivan (‘lrcv¢-r~lo l’f\r|'r\ct \l-
¢|,y P ' C' began he has spent ncarlv' a year tendancc' William Fisher' I Llihrrrilr-4
. d ' end. Book 1 K f . ~ : , ' ‘ - ~
'NIR  can bln ABSORIHNE’ jgnrffe am;sep,;c|;ni_ at the front as an ambulance drrycr. ._%tyles. (7_ha_£'lcs_ ll/lacl)c;r;o_l_4l, Allan
' ' ~ - “ ' Y' - <  _ I 1|
m¢mfoym;nkmd_ F°,5ynovm,_5u.mm_ and his recent book, Rhymes o a _.rrne<__cn_. e er aquct, r p ng-
atlylnlllg YOU Can mv: Gougy orRheumam:dep°,|‘s_Sw0||en_ Red Cross Man was the direct out- ws. In lace lilclflwcn, lr-ink Mar
thp_¢“...nxce°t your photograph ]>a|nfu|.Vm-icose Ve|n,_gW;|| up you come of hl'~I\ exper'lonce_ It has become _Donzrltl; Lnvarr l’nr|uct_ liunlc Gul, -; so _
I . m0\'¢ if You write. 81 and $2 per home ,¢ very popular among the British troops rctl. inter-nrcdiatc Class: Grade Ill.  _ Z 0/lalfe an aDp0lIltment f,¢)day_ dealers or delivered. Manufacturedoniy by ln France. especially the Canadians. Sr.»- 1, Fred Mcldnrrlrcr-rr;  r\l:r_\' (lil- 
’ w.I.Y0l|NG.l’.D.i'.url.ymanslld¢.,llontresl,Css. .who regard Mr. Service as their pool lam; .“., Grace Glllarn; 4, llllnry l'r- """"‘»`
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The Cook s Studio'
_, |“lh".““"‘\élIll|-l"% Servlcc_has married it I<`renchw0mat_\.‘Si. Joh_n; 4. Charliv _lvlcldaclrcrrr :rrul
New DeeP"isav clock
EW?
FOR EASTER
s Make your Easter Greeting
n personal one-an appreciated
one--send your portrait
Mak_e your apptomiment today
a
Til? B3Y€l_’ 'Studio
3
A. F, LYON, sun. I
' Good Photography
Moderate Prices. -_
Personal attention to Am-'
ateur Photography. ` '
107 Queen St.
| Phone 68-J.
Dress up
Your Circular
Letters--
You would not ‘think oi'
sending a_ shsbblly .dress-
Cgil. ,tgirtyiaced boy to your
'vain _(1 osstourors to uct as
yuur_§_ dignified represents-
tivo.
...a-vt-¢-~a¢e~.»--»~~~  .- -v ~
,grit _is r-.von more unbusl-
‘ ross like tqaddross an or-
dinary printed circular
_ ’fToito'r bcarlnr; a message
-llo your customers, bo-
‘rnitse It is a reflection on
their better judgment.
Every letter you send,
out should -be either type-
written or printed by the
Multlgrgph Process, (and
you-ca 't toll one from
tho othor.)
A `letter`produced by
tho Mulrlgraph Printing
Service is identical to_
typewrlting in evory re-
spect. lt' is printed from
moveable _ typo, printed
through a ribbon making
ilro appearance and effect
of the iinlshed product
tho same.
'I`here,is nothing more
offoctlve than a direct
'persorral letter to your
customers. This letter
can he -produced the Mul-
llgrsph Way at a very
nominal cost. You can
have a hundred printed- _
lr t_on thousand. as you
wish. The last -copy will
be as legible as the first. .-‘
Can ho printed ln most
any size or color.
Let us tell you nciore a-
bout it..
Guardian Pub. Co.
C harlottei own
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the best protectio
ou have _
‘ Safety First
We_a_r rubbers
ave good health.
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We can fit any sh_o
eatly, with the best rub
ers made,our Royal an
ainty made brands ar
Us-:s
anada’s Bes
' Keep. the kiddies dr
nd warm. Try a pair
yal Rubber Boots.
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~ ELLIS’ _ -
Montague
For the lsland's greatest condi~
tion powder' for all kinds of
stock, price 25c. per lb. 5 lbs..
$1.00 to bring stock into condi-
tion it is unexcelled. We also
have
Ellis' Hog and Poultry Food.
Ellis' Cough and Heive Cure.
Elrlls' Worm Powders.
Pratt'e Condition Powder.
Pratt’s Poultry Food-
lnternitlonal Stock Food.
international Poultry Food.
Columbian Condition Powders.
Columbian Poultry Food.
Pendelion'e Condition Pow-
_.__|_
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dere. 1
Gran9ler’s Condition Powder.
Woodburlea' Condition Pow- I
(IGF. _ |
- Dr. Danle|'s' Remedies. |
..RoyaI Purple Remedies. |
` Ellis; for all kinds of stock
foods", and remedies we have
15 years of experience in this
line nnd'can advise you. SH-EEP
D|P.- G-et your sheep dlp here,
it is guaranteed and only C0519
25c. one point will make 75 _
points of dip for sheep. swine.
cattle. horses, and poultry- __
Ellis’ Pha-mari! l-i
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Qs
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was duei t
first visit
a. girl. As
astlc, and
he offered
dian artis
hoping he
The sto
poet with
win. It 'ia
when you
get up as
when you
S. Hunt,
did. She
"I keep
stand up.
und tried
household
_ er pepton
tonates a
town also
is sold ln
We have
of _visiting
seen them
be able to
are giving
'the larger-
poet becam
him -up. m
_the money.
‘_
That night
ing to his
“Dear fri
SUGGE
WHO ARE “JU$T READY TO
When y
hardly dra
cause you
help. You
five und b
I had such
short brea
fererl from
ferent me
lrclp. One
tlo was ta
provomont
now leol 'r
'I'. S. Hun
There ls
owes its s
e
. . H
oldest and
and strengtlr-creating tonics.
I S0 many
` continually
that we frocly offer to return thc
money ‘paid for Vlnol in every case
where it falls to glvo satisfaction.
E. A. Foster, Drugglst, Charlotte-
Prlnce Edward Island towns. Vlnol
_Ssvxof
CURES
One packsie proves it. Sold and
,guaranteed y above Vlnol druggist.
EXPERT
SERVICE
moat expert
We have studied their methods and
and it is a
is quite equal to that obtainable in
We solicit your pstrona¢Q.
G. F.
o arrive in their home the
of the stork. Both Mr.
and Mrs., Service hoped It would be
the event approached. the
in a moruen; of exuberance
to het 100 francs with his
friend, Prank M, Armlngton. a Cana-
t. that It 'would be' a boy.
would lose. The artist took
DROP."
of North Lethbridge, Alta..
e more and more enthus'|-_
and during thi! T600!" COIG specl thcrc ,lndrcu Mplrrtoslr (Iradc ll- I Al | ’ ` ‘ .
mond Poole; 2. Ilarold llus-‘_r_\: Il. Illr-~ I f ‘. _
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hard |l.y01\;~;; 4, lr'\‘ing_ I“|‘arscr. I’crl`cct
Attenrlanccz _I-Iilary Paquet, I"rnrrlr
|Paquct. May Glllnrn. Grace Gillzrrn.
Fred. McEachern, Irving Fraser; Jas.
_Brennau, Riclrarrl liyons, Rorzglc Ilut-
,l'ctt, Russell St, John, Wcnrlcll lrourrl,
_George Leard. (`lrarllc 1\-Icl`J':iclrcrrr.
l~r'anlr Blackctt. Grade II. -Sr.- 1, " 1 
I
Jack Sullivan, I-Iarolrl Fislror and .Ins.
Hi-Clllilg H lmilllillg f1l§8_Il\Sl l’rtque‘t (equal: 2, Jack Brennan, Grrs ‘__ 'I _,_-I_____{_,»__
IMalonc and Marshal Paquct (ef|ucl)'
k came. and all went wel\»_3. rtnsselr Billard, .rrionrpis rieigrrmr
the al‘ilSt f0\l“ll. UH l'€`l\lm' and James Poole (equal). Grarlc II.-
stntliv. il Cllfd fl‘0\l\' il\9rl.‘Joseph Murray; 2. Irene Iloach; fl
-a check for 200 francs. ,any Brierley, Grade' r.- 1, Daniel Mo
end." he had written. "YOU Callunr, Alva Collin and John Malone
twins and' both SIFIE-~" |(e'qual); 2. Mary' Poole and .Iarncs
,Harding (equal);  Laura llusliy.
_Grade I. Jr.- 1, Kenneth Fraser,
Brendon St, John and Clrester 0’Don-
   EN_noll (_c<lual)‘, ?.__Josc_|_oh_ _C‘.it_llz2__r;t____;I:_J_s_
oplr (‘llnton .tr ostp r
leqnall; Sl. Frnnk Clreverlc, Bcrnarrl
McCallum and Michael (llrcvcric, Ex-
ri ol' uost of Miss Minnie McLeod bios
lcttors like the ahovo -arc
coming to our attention
at the best Drugglst In all
Montague by H. J. Mahon.
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SKIN AFFECTIDNS
EYE I
recently had the privilege
the oflices of some ot the
Opticians in Canada.
practically demonstrated.
matter ot gratification to
say that the service we
our patrons. we believe
Hutcheson
house for my fan ly Ig ..  » 
ccnme completely ruu~do\vn srs. Allan McSwaln and I-lugh Mollo-
weak spells I could ltarrllyinuld were to St. I’etcr's Bay on Sa-
I had no* appetite, liruttnrdav purchasing mussel rnurl. 'l`hoy
til. was langnld and aut-‘report no difll-culty in securing mud
headaches. I tried dll-I which is easily obtalnahlo hut flnd it
dlclnes and tonics without; ulmos|_ impossible to get cars -lo trans-
day I read about Vlnolr port it by rail.--Miss Adu Johnston oi'
lt. Before thc second bot- Uarrllgan Hcurl who had tho: misfor-
keu I noticed .rt great im- tune to have her rr,rnr broken by u fall
. I continued its uso and on tho irc is rccovorlng unrlor -tho euro
nuclr stronger, and flnd my 1:-1' l)r. Grant of Montugue..- The
duties a pleasure." Mrs. schools In this vicinity aro to quote
t, No. Leithbrldge, Alta. an oft repeated phrase “progressing
no secret about Vlnol. lt favourably” under tlrclr respective
uccoss to beef and cod llv- teachers who are as follows: Cardi-
s. iron and manganese pcp~ gan Head. Miss Quinn; Baldwin Road,
rl glycerophosplmtos, thc Miss Ennis Ruskin. Mr. I-Iolland, St.
most famous -body-building 'l`eresa's, Miss lrla Cnmmlskcy;
lleakcs. Mr. llynes of Montague. 'l`lu,
_rnoro Irc~q\ront and thorough Inspec-
.flon which tho schools no\v rocolve
doubtless has a stimulating' cffect..on
the energies of both teachers rind 'pu-
pils. 'Pho attendance of pupils ln
thc schools in this section has hccu
well maintained throughout tho win-
tor, Tile Trustees of St. l’atrlck‘s
liottd rcccntly sccurcd rt teacher in
the person of Miss Rose of East
l’olnt.- Mr. W7. C. Turner, represen-
lln|z Morris and Smith of Charlotte-
town was to Iiornc Vallcyron Monday
On a business trip. Mr. Archy Mc-
Leod ol' Lorne Valle-y who engaged in
trapping tlurlng'tlrc winter succcodcii
In securing the extraordinary nunrbor
ol’ eighty muskrats und two flue
IK5`<"°y_£ tures liquor
I-“‘<"f“°.“'.I and Drug Using
Successful for years in rlfficult
cases of both sexes. Patlenfa im-
pravernent begins immediately-no
confinement; no use of nauseating
or dangerous drugs. Treatment ad-
ministered only by skilled, kindly
physicians. Pleasant aurroundin s.
Special privacy for women. Booklet
sent in plain envelope. Write today.
TM Odliml Scienli/lc Trealnlenf.
THE KEELEY INSTITUTE
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Opiician _
PGHTLAND ~ : | MAINE
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nrrnkrr. the skirts ni’ which latter sol1i,I
one for live dollars ilro other fur' iour,
`_dnllars and a half. Nut m-ing: lslrrnd_
`trapper.s can' beat lilr. .Vit-l.oo¢l's rc-
cord. -- It is pleasing ir, rcpcrt t.ru\  Q 
hir. (`l\ur‘lc.~r Gran! of SI. I'atrlr-l-;`:¢ .
lioad who has boon :rc1'|ousl_\' lil 1-:
rc-covc"l|lf: ulltlvr thc Cairn of his hrn
gaming.: in thc St, Pirro liliqrrclorr rrurlr-
_durlng .nc corrriru.: surr‘.nrcr.--- .\ nrrrn-
.
1
hauling out rnanurc to the flcltls in
preparation for thc spring's work.-
Mr. and Mrs. Allan McS\\'uin \'.'cre vi-
siting f|'lo|ids in Itlvcrton on Sunday
lnrrt.-- .\lr. i’ctcr hIci.oorl. ol' l.orno
Valley who has boon ill icr some tinrc
past is recovcring.-at.
9’
Paorrzcrrve ou'rv
I oN coTToN sooo
l.O.\'Ii0.\'. nrch 133-- 'l‘hc rr<~.\'
Lloyd Gcorgc ;.,ov»cr'nrncrrt will nroci
the flrsi dli'l'i<:ult hurrllc in thc lion.-'r~
ol' (Zonrrnons \’Vc1*.rosrlcy. when par'lio»
nrcnt will hc askc-;l to nuthorizc ;r ru-
polir-_v in india in placing rr pro|.t~<-:lv
duty' in cotton goorls. Sp1~.ci:rl Inr»;r;rr"r-
tions arc lrcing rnarlc hy r\I‘. p:\r‘Ii|~1: in
nrrtlclpullou of a r;rilir'nl |li\'l:.I<r:r,
'I`hc r'ti~;rl_\' of J. Auslr-n (‘lrr:rrrl»r\r-
lain, scr~r'cl:\r'_\' for India. in rl dvprr
tation r'cpr'cs<~rriir\|: all sr rtimrsr of Ill.-
l.;||\r',:rsliir‘r: 1-rrtton lur1u.~'lr'_\' torlary
sc<~rnc<I to irnply that th:~ :_'o\'|~r'rrrrrvut
-14.
'intended to stand fast hy its rlcf-is-iozr
_ln which case thcrc \\'ould hc '\
‘straiglrt iight bct\\'r-cu ilu- pr'otcf-tiorrs
about
Crepe do Chenes
In lovely trlfufs such as
black, b uf, pi nk ,
.mauvc. sunset, lrrown.
40 irrr;lr»;.°. noidc 1_0() thc
yard.
Striped llahuiai
That will lic mrrclr in
vogue for scprrate I>Ir_>u<-
_c.~‘. 36 inches widc LIS,
1 25, 1.65 the yard g
Ilii inches wide. 1.6:,
1.75, L5.l0 per yard.
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th rl _ 'l‘. V. G- t.-~ .M ._/\|-.a .\'.  N S - Q 
Nlt?l;c0rl oi' l.orrlllalI'nllc_\- l|IrL'c|rl(l_i <n- e    \ 1 S
our or me far-...cr-_t are t-ngrrgeu In ol »1;1`l have corn; in yet but enough to toll you
Black lalfetas
Black Duclrene
36 inches' wide 1.70,1 9S_
2.10 the yard.
White Washable
Ilzrbutai for waist;
uv.. _<25
£6
C1
cellent Attendance: _Jgurk SSull__lV;1l1~
. (1, 1 | _-,~ Kenneth Fraser. Brcnr on t. urn.
afléefrfo l:,l,i;\;e€ha}t (;,,;“":.l;n|.Ianrcs Pequot, Harold Fisher, Joseph
. .d i,e.‘('1lntorr, Gus Malone and John Ma-
g yourself abcut- an _ _ _ _ _
have not Smut wen ym,‘lone, Marshal Paquet and Jack Bron
tired out next morning. as "3"-
went to bed. you need _
can get it just as Mrs. T. ..“‘LORNE VALLEY.-.\‘lls.- Juno-L
I-Iaytor of Mitchell liiver spent u lew
saysz- . Itluys lu Lorne Valley last, week thc
and fron tr 'dcrs ‘tr pnr1_iarrrcnl. :tml nl inches Wide' 656’ 95K'
thc rnon:.~nt it is lrr.p_,_-_._-;.;c ro |o,..__ _ Can _md inspcch 1 Ny L05 ‘he ya|»d_
sen llro result. tho or.;.rr:r._\' p;\r'l_.
cl<\,1.\va;:f;-.=r lrrrlrrfvtllstrrrlrlrrl hy tht war. '
I Mr. (Yharnbr'r'laIrr :rppcnlt T In thol ~`
I.:||rt~:r:rlrlrr~ rl."put:r:ion. :r:z_vinr.-, that' ~
lnrlia'r»a iirrzrnr-lzrl :r.~'sl"'rr||r-o 1.) (ho \~.';rr'I  
is rrt.»:r¢lv¢T‘ and llrui Ihr- ;.l<~rrr|u-r-H origin __'
Iilril-.I'rII.i.'II.I IIIIlrrllflI-`IIIlI.IIIm`..w"iv" “III” 8 'lhc Always Busy Store
1| ii1~:<, \\'lri -lr ' ‘ ~
1 \vl~‘a-, |`r‘rr\|i|'<‘rl in r-n;rlrlr- lurlizt lo rrlr"‘i lfrlll 3? |'I»\I3Il~ _ _ '
ilu- ir\|r‘r'<s.~'i ml ilu- \\:rr' loam, .-\1lrr»Ii- `
_ling his \\'i:~'|r in sm- |l,r» |||;r|.--- pr..  
Ill rrI` Ill" '\"»r‘
vlswl nt ilu- lr-:'1~rin:|iir
llrr' .~'4\.<'|'r‘l;rr‘_\' will:
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tlllrlur 'nnv |r|i::'rppr'lhvlrsiolr r'r"':r|'lI~ ' _ _
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lug thc .\|,lrttu_r rrl rum.:-ll :rnfl llrre lr---.\~ HH lr-will ~r- -H1 » " if "Il Il' I" _'I I' _`"._'"" ___im,. ,hm ||,,. ,\g\~;~\ ri
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woultl hc ri cnlarnit " for Ellrrlanrl." thc fir- lrrulv.-'s_ with ll~<~ rrrr-.rrrhr-r'-1, ,ni,_h_ I.,.~.ult in lh.~ ur-lc;|t ol flu.: am
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