JANUARY ‘°» ‘_9‘6 - _ ' _'rim cHAm.o'r'rs'rowN GUARDIAN _ _ Pace saves
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"'  Representative in Montague. _
rs;°D. F. TIERNEY is'Guardian re-  
, Just Received ‘
. _.. ' ' proved in thousands of cases of ”“m°m °" ° °
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We are showing the very
ne_west models in Evening
Slippers. It will be a plea-
sure to show you_ the new
dainty styles which have
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Alley Co.
135 Queen St
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For Your
PHOTOS
CALL AT OUR STUDIO
The Cook’s Studi
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The Season’s Greet/ings
i`o all our friends and
customers from
THE BAYER STUDIO
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A. EI LYON, Studio
Good Photography
Moderate _ Prices.
Personal attention to Am-
ateur Photography.
107 Queen St.
Phone 68-J.
Canadian Mail Steamer
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Leaves intorcolonial Railway Wharf
N Boo
Picton me tla.
MONDAY AND THUBIDAY
of saon week, on arrival of the morn-
iii__g express from Halitax (about
noon). for Bouris, P. ll. Island, and
there awaits the arrival _ot the alter-
nooa train from Charlottetown:
thence to llagdalen islands as foi-
lows:
MONDAY-Leave Sourie for iiltans-
du~Nord,, Amherst, Grindstone island
and Point Bosse. Returning, calls at
Grindstone, Amherst and Bourisi and
and retams to Pliitgi.
i THURSDAY- es Bcuris tor
Amherst, Grindstone Island. Point
Bossa and Grand lllntry. Returning
calls at Point Bosco, Grindstoizc, Am-
herst, Sourls, and returns to Picton.
On the. ilrst trip in the months of
Juno, July, August and September,
weather permitthig, calls at West
Bay to land malls and passengers for
Amherst, thence to Pryon Island Re-
turning, calls at Point Bossa. Grind-
stoue. Amherst uid Searls.
For further _particulars apply to
WM. IOIEIITBON A BON.
Agents, Halifax.
CHAI. W. lVl8.
Agent. Picton. _
MATTHIW |AeLlAN A 60-.
_ Agents, Searls.
Or to WM. lAol.Ul\l. lanast and
Owner, Picton. Nova Scotia
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` .\ . _ The simple juice; nf. gg °|-m Andrew MacEachern, Hermanville, to
-|(_j>`§K tl an mdvpnmehwhu u,:l:f°;,m°d  -bid him God speed and a speedy and
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_ \ Mjls \\‘ / _ i‘he truth of this statement has been men came. he responded immediately
 ‘ and is now enrolled b ith
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difG¥UY ` ._0l‘_*
iliillnz Puifirs ii Hull Piiilul
Ti`°“b1¢li SlKiIl_Diseaaes, Rheumatilm,
Nellfillil and Chronic Headaches.
The enormous sales of ‘Fruit-o-t1vcs,'
are the best proofs of Ill value of
flnlifniit mrdidnz.
501:. s box, 6 for $2.50, trial also 25s.
At dealers or sent postpaiildll recoiptof
P1490 by Fruit-a-tives Ilmibsd, 0hawa._
“Annual Meeting Charlottetown
Board of Trade, Wednesday 8 p. m.
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Sailings
Frrm LONDON From li A LIFAX
ST}*}A\IEl{
- Kanawha Dec.2lt.h
- - Rappahannock Jan. 7th
l U66-'3lst Shenandoah* Ian. :lst
From LIVERPOOL From HALIFAX
Via Nfld. v;¢ Nng
IMC- 33rd Durango Jan. 10th
Dec. Blst Tabasco Jan, 201|.
Above saiiinla are not guaranteed and
are subiect to change without notice.
Fumess,Withy & Co, Ltd.
l Halifax, N. S.
Eastern S. S. Lines
INTERNATIONAL LINE.
Steamship Calvin Austin,
Leave St. John Thursday at 9.00 a.
in.. Coastwise, to Bostoii.
Return, leave Boston Mondays at 9
s. m., via Portland, East Port and
Lubec.
MAIN STEAMSHIP LiNE.'
&tween Portland and New York.
Steamship North Land and Herman
Winter,
Reduced Fares- Reduced State-
room Prices.
Schedule distributed- information
upon request. '
stSt. John City Ticket Omce, 47 'King
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A. C. Currie, Agent. St. John, N. B
A. E. Fleming, T. F.d. P. A., St. John
New Brunswick.
` Jewelry For
_ We have a very superior
line of Bracelets, Neckiets,
Lqckets, Pendants; Rggg,
Stick- Pins,Watches. Cl ,
Silverware, Ivory and _Eb
ony Goods, etc. Any article
suitable for a Xmas Gift.
_Our prices are very moder-
ate. _o extra charge for
engraving.
C. W. Patterson
Jeweller
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To our many friends and cus-
tomers we wish you one and all
New Year.
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durlngntiiengast years and wig;
ing a con nance of samediit-
itil il_l¢ IGM’-' _
Parties r` uiri ` coal ca
i. ia... ii ‘quhiiy of 
than by sending yoiir next 
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.for Charlottetown on Friday, where
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 Xmas ‘
A Verv .Harpy and Pr°SPf°'°“S` _ °"' '"""‘-'iif'¢"»iii'»'i'”?§Y‘A"`~ ' _
‘ ,  Representatives in ail_foreign'coun-
_ V C llfiili `.
D entative in Souris. Mtf.
. .°FAi-IEWELL ' PARTY. - On
Monday, Jan. 3rd a large number of
friends assembled at the me ‘
age will not be lost on the many
younger men of the communlty.*
EASTERN PERSOIIILS
...°li/ir. L. Cheverie. Souris, has
arrived home from Picton. where he
had been visiting his sister.-'.
...'Messrs. Richard St. John, Al-
- fred and Finley Mulliiliy, Sourls, left
-they will resume their studies at St.
Dunstan's College.-*_
...'Miss Lilla Garrett, who has
been spending her vacation at her
home in Sourls, left for Charlotte-
town to resume her studies at P. W.
College.-*.
..."l`he following registered at
-the Cox Hotel, Souris. last wcekz-
lottetown; Hcnth Strong, Summer
side; 1.. Tennant, llarvcy Stems,
(Zhnrlottetowu.-*.
...*Messrs. Michael Poole, George
ltonch, Percy Poole, William Gillam,
Charles Deagle, Theodore Poole and
Mick Poole arrived in Sourls from
Halifax on Friday evening. They
were all mlembers of the S. S. Lady
Sybil which is now in Halifax under-
going repairs.--'.
' WHY HE LEFT IT.
An Irishman lu London was hold-
ing forth to some companions on the
good points of his native country.
“It is the cheapest country in the
world 'to live in." said he. "You will
buy a line salmon for Bixpence and a.
dozen mackerel for two-pence." “And
Paddy, why did you leave that bless-
ed and cheap country?" “I left be-
cause ! didn't happen to have either
the twopence or the sixpenco about
me," replied Paddy.-Scottish Am~
cricun.
icniiirs iuuui
suuws if uvin in
auwiis ini iciwi
IF CROSS. FEVERISH, SICK, BILI-
AT ONCE.
Every mother realizes after giving
her children "California Syrup of
Figs," that this is their ideal' laxaf
tive, because they love its pleasant
taste and it thoroughly cleanses the
tender little stomach. liver and bow-
els without griplng.
When cross, irritable, feverish or
lrreath is bad, stomach sour, look at
the tongue, Mol.lieri if coated, give a
teaspooniuiof this harmless “fruit
laxii.tlvo," and in a few hours all the
foul, constipated waste, sour bile and
undigostcd food passes out of the
bowels, and you have a well, playful
child again. When its little system
is full of cold, throat sore. has sto-
mach-ache, diarrhoea, ludigeatlou.
colic- remember, a good “inside
cleansing "should always be the tlrst
treatment given.
Millions of mothers keep "Californ-
ia Syrup of Figs" handy; they know
a teaspoonful today saves a sick
child tomorrow. Ask your druggist
for ii. 50-cent bottle of "California
Syrup of Figs", which has directions
for babies, children of all ages and
grown-iips printed on the bottle. Be-‘
ware'of counterfeits sold here so
don't be fooled. Get; the genuine,
made by "California Fig Syrup Com-
pany."
(H Pmftsslunal Bards '|
W. E. WILLIAMS. M.D., o.M.(Mc0lli)
Physician I Sui-Paoli.
Oiilco-28| QUEEN 8 .
Office Hours-D to ii a.vn.
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- iarrietsreano Attorneys -
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Cameron lleelr. victoria low
ohariettehvni
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lp.m.tolp.vn.
5 1888-10-Illtt. _
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Patents. Trade marks. Designs. .
' Registered Patent Attorneys.
Established 1877.
Formerly Pitont C-#lice Examiner.
Master ct Patent Laws
“rer-
semllaeub
. -- ~-,Is  '-1.
for Book-“Patent Protection".
 Chandler, J. J. Hornby, Char-‘tor of the Grand Orange Lodge ol'
ous' GWE Fnun' LAXATWE ibert and finished by calling for an
_ c sasoocic ai~iu,`soiss-§'f'ii.¥“?.l.‘.5"..?a_”=1‘.li7_’..i......
` .- ` Charles Trainer. Earnlolilfe
'annie Byrne. Fort Kllllllll -
..°0NB CENT per word each in-
sertion for advertising in this column.
Cash must accompany order.
in. iii. iiissini
The annual -banquet on Monday
evening. January 3, 1916, without
doubt was “the best yet", dinlcult,
nay, almost impossible to improve
upon former years, yet in some re-
spects this was achieved. lt is not
possible to mention. nor yet ade-
quately tn acknowledge the services
of the loyal hearts and willing hands
that -accomplished so much in pro-
viding, preparing and serving such a
sumptuous repeat. There was quan-
tity and super-excellent quality and
if any perchance went unsatisfied it
was their own fault. The hllllliy. but
weary workers should feel rewarded
by the complete success and satis-
faction that attended their efforts.
The hall was most tastefully and
beautifully decorated. '
The after meeting. presided over
by R. W., Brother Rev. George Or-
mnn, was ln its way as interesting
and satisfying as all that went be-
fore.
By common consent the speaker of
the evening was ll.. W. Bro. Rev. R.
G. Fulton, pastor of First Methodist
Church, Charlottetown. a. member of
the Loyal Orange Association over
20 years, passing through all the of-
fices up to and including Grand Mas-
‘.Ncw Brqnawick. His address was
most valuable. He had ii message
which he delivered in ringing tones
and witlf force and power. Not a
single listener can any longer plead
ignorance of what the Orange Asso
clation stands for, nor of their duty
in regard to their position as Pro
cstnnts.
The Rev. gentlemiin‘s .labours in
many directions including those oi'
his own pastoral charge are truly
\"horcuiean", and all who are lntcr-
ested feel deeply indebted to him.
R. W. Brother Rrniben Barrett was
most h11i'lP¥ in his introductory iid-
dress of welcome and explanation.
Then the oiilcers of the lodge iilcd
in and took the platform clothed in
their handsome new regelia, the gift
of R. W. Bro. G. D. Wright. W. M..
of Boyne Lodge, Charlottetown.
These collars the Kingston Lodge
won by having 98 per cent of their
members on parade last 12th of July.
Then all the congregation rising, a
verse of “Biest be the tie that binds"
was heartily sung.
The Rev. G. C. 'I‘zi.ylor,~ of Zion
Church, Charlottetown, whose cheer-
i'ul face and sunny ways make him a
favourite in every circle, then de-
lighted and ediiied the audience with
one of his characteristic speeclies.
One who may be justly claimed as
ii pioneer in the work oi' the Orange
Order in P. E. island, Rev. Dan Mac-
Lean, P. G. M.. contrived to vindi-
cate his Protestantism, manifested
his abiding and increasing interest
in the Orphanzige which is doing
such splendid work at Mount Her-
eiithusiaetic vote of thanks for the
“Ladies” who had done so much to
make the celebration ii success. This
was seconded by R. W. Ilro. S. A.
Macdonald in iilacetious speech and
tlieéi the vote was most heartily cur-
re _
llir. John -Campbell and Miss Me-
lissa Barrett as violinist and accom-
panist respectively gave great picn-
sure by their selections and frequent-
ly' responded during the evening. '
Mr. John E. Henrtz was in splen-
did volce; his selections were hlgh~
class, most effectively rendered and
greatly appreciated. Visitors from
the city were gladly welcomed, in-
cluding Bro. Harry Craswell, Grand
Treasurer, and wife, Bro. J. J. Story
and wife, Mrs. MacLean, wife of Iicfv_
D. MacLean, Bro. McLeod. etc. With
the singing of God Save' the King
and Praise God from Whom all Bles-
sings Flow, this most delightful func-
tion termiuated. .
Brothers Dun T. Fraser, G. li.
Beer and Bertram Younkei' wc-rc
most active in arranging for the
seating of the guests. forming the
programme, etc.
PRINCE EDWAED ISLAND TEACH-
R8.
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S. A. McDonald’s
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Annual Sale of,Remnants begins
~ this Morning at 9 O’clock
A Silks,
Dress Goods, _ "
Cottons
CASH ONLY
_ This isa cleaning up of all odds and ends in cottons, dress goods, laces,
embroideries, print cottons, muslins, waistings, silks, ribbons, shirtings etc., etc. _
romises to be one of the most successful remnant sales we ever had, owing to the
All these ends will be placed on our counter at 9 o’clock this moming, this
arge variety of good lengths and patterns offered. - '
A lot of odds and ends of Ladies Blouses
being cleared out at 49 cents each
‘ 6343-1-7Mtf .
Christina Nelligau, Tignish 1
Leah LeJeune, Urbanville 1.00
Francois Doiron, Urbanvllle
Leo M. Doiron, Msxlmville,
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Fldelis M. Gallant, Ascension
Alvina Gnllcnt, Duvar Road 1.00
Sylvaro Desltoclics, Miscouciie 
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Dennis Arsenault. Mt. Carmel 1.00
Peter Gallant, Ahrnm's Village .100
Clara Gallant, St. Louis 1.00
Lauretta Martin, Duvar Road 1.00
LEL1 ' `  518-"0
Jennie Arsenuault. Mt. lluhcrt
M. E. FRANCIS,
Secretary-Treasur
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THE Miliilii
CII’TO\VN MARKETS
(Corrected on Tuesdays and Fridays!!
Butter, (creamery) lb
Butter. (creamery) lb.
Butter (Tub) l‘b.
Butter, fresh, fb.
Eggs, doz.
Beef lb. (retail)
Fowis, lb
Chickens, lb.-
Hay (pressed) ton V
Straw (pressed) ton
10 to
12 to
Turnips, bus.
Potatoes (Reds) lius.
Oots (white) b us.
Oats. (black) bus.
Beets, bus
Carrots, bus.
Wool, lb
Parsnlps. lb »
Geese (per peir).ib
Ducks (each) lb.
Hides
Turkeys, per tb.
S’SIDE MARKE'|`S
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1410
Buckwheat. ner bus.
Butter (dairy), per lb.
Butter (creamery). per lb.
Calfskins, per lb.
Chickens (dressed). per lb.
Ducks`(dressed). per lb. I
Eggs. p_er doz.
Fowl. per lb.
Geese, per lb. 12
Hides, per lb.
H.. <.»~...i>. pe. 1.. 10.00-id? Order a tin today from your
Hey (loose). per ton 9.00-»1tr.
'Oats (black), per bus.
Oats (white), per bus.
Pork (organs attnc.). Der lb. 7%-9
Turnips, per bus.
Lamb pelts, each 30-
75-90
24-27
31-
12-15
12-gg germs get in their work.
‘°:i§ It is better to be ,safe than sorry.
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Newcastle, N. B.
have decided to open a branch o
their business in Charlotteto
which will be under the charge -0
the Mr. C. S. Amos.
_ The Company pay the highest
prices for Hides, Skins, Wools, Raw
urs, old Rubbers, Hair and Junk.
mporary Office
- 177 Grafton Street
Telephone 52L
5491-12-3mtf.
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Pork. lb. 10’/4
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A Wise Housekeeper Always
.2 f Has a Supply of DUSTBANE
- It is unsafe to sweep without it
for Sweeping Dust contains num-
berless disease germs.
32 When you are tired or a bit run
1-°» down, then is just the time these
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grocer. ~
gil- Insist on Duatliane. Imitations
60.
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Wool. Der lb. 29-
Whent. per lius. 80-1.10
Turkeys, per lb. 15-20
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Contribution to the Patriotic Eund.
tier No. 9. __
Mr. Crockett’s lnspc-ct9rnt¢;
S. W. Curran, Donagli $8.00
Wm. Spindle. Pownal 1.00
Bertha Carson, Wood islands
West ` 2.00
llulh McLeod, Caledonia 1.00
Malcolm E McDonald, Middle-
ton 3.00
Maud McPherson. Bellvue. __2.00
_Marion Judson. Alexandria 3.00
Eugene Dunn, Newton, Ci-ogg _ 2.00
- iars Murphy. Vernon 1.00
Christopher McGuiga'nT‘Jehus-
toi|e's River 2.00
Faber Dreelan Orwell Cove, 2.00
Margaret Munn. Mt. Herbert 2.00 I
Belle Coady. Mt. lleilick 1.00
Eugene Grant, Mlliview, 1.00~
Lueila McMillan. Cross Roads L00
Cheri M Donald. Belle Riv 1 0
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Work _
A Pleasure
is largely _a matter of
health;_and in this a_big
factor is eatintg the nght
kindof food-ood that re
pairs the daily wear _and
tear of body _and brain-
keeps one in trim.
V roon-
_ ee c er .
Nellie Colllngs. Hermitage
Emma Mooney Iona
Ethel McKay, Mermaid _
Reginald Jenkins. Digg ~
aiiiei Brown, viiisse reed
Harvey Christopher. Southport
Marie McDonald, Vernon
Christina Gillis, Eldon
Margaret »wslsli.'llt. Bncbanna
Florence Vlckerson, Uigg'
Gertrude Matheson. Lyndale
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Katherine Carllflhell, FUI!! Prim
Margaret Monaslian. A03:
Gertrude' Curley. 1.oae.V_ e
i~. J. noiger, Upper -“Pile creek
Stella Hayden. Vernon _liver
Flora Campbell. Wood aigadl
inspector Crockett, (iii ` s-, ‘ww
an V ._-i-_au
- 1 v ' ns so
 £ and
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_ the%\¢nouri's_lime_nt of iyia-
tnre’s ld grains. including
their vital mineral salts so'
liickingin many' f9cds.i>ut i
all-lmnortnut in btuldlns up
and sustaining bram, nerve
and muscle tissue.
- Grape-Nuts with cream
or “ood milk supplies sound.
we -balanced nourishment _
makes for lmrpy days and
successful e savor. i
“’i‘here’s a Reason”
~ Made in Canada
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 Grape-Nuts rl.
are not so good.
Barrels and kegs for store, office
and school.
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General Distributors.
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Yog.i,shouldn't let your wife ' -suffer from the
cold this Winter when for a small metal a beat-
ing system that w_ill give you the comfort ofa ghltlune-
that will require little atirntion-that is eoono A on fuel ~
-and that will last for years. _
_ No modern home 
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they worth less than 
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and as good as gilt edgs securiti
cpuiiliefort and happiness your home
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