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Sunnyside Ch’town
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Condition Pvwde
will _give ‘ihfrm a keen
appetite. Regulaie disorders
Puufv the blood. Keep
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condition, hrevent qolig
caused py indigestion and
acids in thoroughly
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0ver'40 years, experience
treatment of horses and
cattle is your guarantee
that Hughes Condition
Powder is the best.
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“The l’eople’s Dauggist”
r at the Police Court yesterday, w
al- Guardian
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appeared, and' as soon as the German . . _ _ _ _ _  _ . ' *rl ‘°' ____§ -a-
‘guns were silenced another sign ap-
-peared over the Canadian trenchosz-
tlils afternoon _ 3967-1-19M1l.
DRUBCLERK WANTED.-- A re
'be sc-en' by their ad ill thislssue.
_ ` 3969.
drunkenness, was dismissed.
Shore on' Saturday the 20th at 7 p.m.
and on Sabbath the 21st at Canoe
_Cove at 10.30; DeSablo at 3 and
Hampton at 7.
BRIDE RECEIVES.-Mrs. If Ber-
nard Paynter received for the first
time' since her marriage ‘on Friday.
Jan. 12 when a host of friends called
to welcome her to Founds Mills. The
ni vol = vi ‘g ll
friends Miss Violet Green and Misa
'Mary Murray. The rooms were taste-
fully decorated with roses and potted
plants in green and pink. Mrs-_ J. W.
lieep-Your Feet "_
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and Womens-Rubbers and
Overshoes and `
Lumbermans Rubbvr
SALESM EN you have the
.1 perfect fit for you and let
us show you how little mon-
ey will make you comfort-
able for the winter
Canada 'll
arm and Dry
We sell all kinds of Men’s -
In Endless variety i `
We have the GOODS and
The Money
Come.in and let us make
Prices the lowest in _
.__
Flin-
` The Plan
two fish free, of charge.
THE MacKlNNON
-.DRUG C0.
_ l _ _ 5
-@--i--g
300 Globes of
Gold Fish to be
Given Away
With each Purchase of one
Dollar of Rexali goods there
will be given one Globe with
Mon,is~_Smith_Beer _‘__ The Rexali  Store. l l 
.Ma.ine. who rlecoratsil the house so
tuse-fully for the occasion
__ PEAKES AND PISQUID NOTES.-
. Mr. George Bert, fireman at Falcon-
. lwood, has returned to thc city after
lspendl-ng a few days at his homo in
;l’eakes.-Mrs. Jonathan Bert. Peakes.
is at present attending the funeral of
her brother, Mr. Alex. McCa.nnell.
city.-Miss Eva. Leard4 Pisquid, is
spending the week end visiting
friends ilu Charlottetown. Mr. Fred'
Lear6_'. Pisquid, drove to the city on
Sunday to atteiid the funeral of Mr.
Alex. McCannell.-The Misses' Ella
and Louise Jay Fanning Brook, are
visiting in Marie, the guests of their
uncle, Mr. Robert Jay.-The farmers
yoar's wood.-Mr, Fred Leard, mill
er at Pisquid', is kept very busy this
wllnter, and reports wheat coming in
great quantity. Mr. Lenrd is giving
great s'atl‘sfaction.-Mr. John Jay.
Peakes, bincksmitli, is kept very busy
owing to the recent thaws.-Mr. John
_few days at Pisquid, the guest of Jas.
.Campbell.
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_-__ ______  _ ,___  ___ ~__, MRS.-JOHN D._MaeLEoD
--_
-  » _ -
_ - ‘ "‘“ A sad gloom was cast over the home
» fM-.JhD.M-Led 2th
l
. . 9 o 1 on a<.oonDcc.7
_  when' the wife and mother closed he'
I S  0  eyes in death at the' early age of 27
` lyears. Besides- her husband sho leaves
‘ ,to mourn a son and daughter, three,
A few pounds of Hickey’s‘Black
'l wist Chewing Tobacco, or a pound
tin of -Hickey’s Bright Cut Smoking
Tobacco - i
\
_ Insist on Hickey’s, the soldiers
choice. \ '
Hickey & Nicholson Tobacco Co. Ltd
brothers, Nell at El1iott’s I-lull in Ken-
sington and Allen in France. One bro-
/ tiig Fredk. Wadman was killed in
France. Also two slslters Mrs. James,
H. Gass and Miss Mona Wadman of
this City' ,l.\s'side's her niotiier Mrs.. R.
D. Mclsaac now living at 03 Elm Ave-
nue."I`he late Mrs. MacLeod was a
daughter of the ‘lates James E. Wad-
,`»' man, Crapaud, and was dearly loved
by relatives and friends to whom is
eidtended deepest sympathy.
PETS, INSECTS AND HUMAN
In Japan if one will leave' the hotel
and the tourists ofl‘lce` and the cock-
 '  _ ' Charlottetown ' ~ tail drinkers and go out into the real
native quarter, there are enough things
to interest any one. One old man pas-
-* -T "T95 ses with his load of crickets. which
sing in hot weather and are kept in
cages like so many canarias. These
I _ _ .
F are _ Insurance 1 s::;1.°.;'::::';°..:“z‘.:: r..l°;i.‘;.;;‘“;.:
A   Necessi ty
1
` Then insure in good strong stock con. pan-
ies,yv__hich_never _contest an honest claim such
_ as is represented by
_  R. BRO
Charlottetown
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lllood of a twelve-passengr car would
subject the most care-ful chauffeur to
scorn. They. are caught with bird-
line and make nice littlepets, cheap
'. to buy and not' requiring gasoline for
' unkeep.
My ricksaw man is nn old fellow
whom I hired a year ago and who re-
cognized me again. He' is low-priced
speaks-,quita a little- English, and has
_ a sense of humor. ll have him trained
‘ so that ir we pass any one ut unusual
work or go near any novel ace-nes. he
points out these things to rmc. lic'
knows my' fondliess for .lapunosc
children, who arc- tho cutest ‘Lots on
earthf with 'their gay clothes. slant
eyes and bobbcd hair. and if he secs
an unus-ually bright dross or a fine
child he points them out with a sort
_ oi’ fatherly pride of’ race. At two years
’l“\ /Wm\\“k\\\\\\YA old ‘the ,Iepanese surpass all other na-
1
We thank ourciistomers lor their 'liberal patronage
during the past year.
 'Our wish that* Health_,»Happiness and Prosperi
bt
yofurgood fortune during-the comin! yfaf
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tlonsllties in charm and attractive-
nefss. and ther/e sober, yet happy little
folks look as though they' had stroll-
ed olit of a toyshop.-Christian Herald.
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~ O1’ 294 L. _ ' _ ir 3
I “'W;hen Y0l1l` Plpes burst' _ In hlsexcollont ne# liuai-tara
1 freeze up. leak. or yOu _ _ . ‘$2 2°..2§li‘°€.’.‘§2‘€§’.“i$f"»'i.°i22‘
 'Pll-lml,5lUB tfollbles h ` iiiniiiiieitliass ananiiazutiiikedoii
 'of `"any` kind ‘
| 1'.
'Removes
hom 127 Gt. Geo. St.`
Acnoee-'rue eraser 'ro
» 147 Gt. Geo. St.
next to the ‘Two Macs’
asv and 'vUl'y`l1.ti‘tctlvo acquisi-
oa. _ _ _
A aio., PH No APM or
wnliii-1 vagal awerui. 'am
__ . Munn |.A'rla _
' lass-il-ailmnuf
ce.. ` _lv|As1'__En RAYMOND McNeill,
--_ »R ver, t e six year old Highland dan-I 3 |¢| h ‘
ALL ABOARD for ` Summer-side ‘car is in town preparing for the Bu r B Army 8"! F”
POLiCE'COURT- The only case Kearully- 3. Marion McCarran. Gr
as IV. senior. 1. Mamie McGee. 2. C
that of a countryman charged with mio McCarran. 3. Augustine Mc
Grade Iii. 1. Aeneas Hughes. 2. Katie
MCC9»l'l'0I\- 3. Terrance McKearney.
CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.-qRev.| 4. Mathias McKearney. 5, Oliver
Jag., MacDonald will preach at Argyle Kearney. Grade il. 1, Stephen
ll
Concert. _ - 396 _
~ SCHOOL STAN DING-The fol
month oi' December: Grade Vll. se
,Margaret McGee. 2. Katherine
‘Kearney Perfect attendance,
della Mr-i"i .r‘ i_ illrlx.-\.| M -y{(,,,rn‘,_v_
Powers; 4. Terrence Magennls.
Grade' IV.-1. Arthur Walsh; 2, John
Gill; 3, Patrick Magennis; 4, Mary
Keoghan. Grade Ill.-1, Rose Magen
were assisted in the tea room by ,--1. Kathleen Cllrruu; 2. Elizabeth A'"¢"l¢i" T"al“l"9 Abf'°3d
- Mis-3 Annie Murray while Miss Lizzie.Gill; 3, Freddie Gill; 4, Reggie W-alsh. Mr I _ _
_ Sutherland ushered the’ guests to tlie’Gradc I.-1. John'iLai'ferty§ 2. Hormaiil An_e_'_i(£: nisgq l'-hu the n“mb°l` °fi
,drawing room. Among those Dresent_Gi‘ll: ll. Bertha Gill; 4, Bernadette. Mc-. Euro is $0 .lima l“_?W ll$l1lll-lg ill!
I was Mr. W. D. Siitlierluiid of Portlanil,l Quaid. said mine UnitzellgeSiai‘¢ets nismtlglhlrggl
McKay presided at the tea table and nis; 2, Irene Walsh; 3, Virginia Lat- Clllllg" llllng he had' ever witnessed,
Mm A_ G_ McKay. wt the iceg ,md| forty; 4, Cornelius Curran. Grade' Ili _
I `BA`PT;lST ANNUAL M'EET¢ING.--
|'l`he annual congregational meetllng
lol' tlfe Charlottetown Baptist church
wus held in the schoolroom Wednes-
day evening. A large attendance
_heard the excellent reports from all
-organizations aild committees show-
ing substantial advances and enlarge-
ment in every phrase of church act-
ivity. The 'l`reasurer's' report showed
the followirllg amounts ra sed by the
various organlzatlonszz General ro-
celpts $2,707.63; Missionary. $613.12;
Sunday schooll, $375.00; Miscellane-
ous $93.91; Choir $120.00. Total
' rt
3309.66. A lil li. d .
lly the churclimelllegrk vsereeglf z:deill(€io?is»;;l;ff;§ men into me "my at hlgller
to the membership during 1916.
are busily engaged in cutting their' ' -_-- _ |11, Em.0pe_.. said M__ ]__w____ “Man _
SCHOOL EXAMINATION. - 'Ilie
'semi-annual examination of Bear Riv-
'er _South school was held on Frilday,
.Dec. 22nd. quite a number oi’ rate-
payers being prelient. The school
[ was nicely decorated for the occastbn.
l'The pupils. were examined in the dif-
.Robinson. New Perth, is spending al ferent subjects by their teacher, Miss
lMahel Chalsson, assisted' by Mr?-
lJohn F. Chaiss"on, and Mr. John . _
l'McDonaid. At the close oi’ the e.\:~_
lamination a very nice program, con-
sisting of drills and recitations, was
Lcarrled out, after which the teacher
lpreaented the pupils with prizes ac-
lr-ording to merit. The pupils and vis-
ltorsr were then treated with candy.
l~‘ollo\\'ing this the teacher was coin-
plimuiitotl l;v ihc'ratepayers‘on the
Juourl- discipline and general progress
for the school. The examination was
brought to li close' by the singing of
the National Azilheim
.BANAUIAN Dill _
-SUIIEI] GERIVIANS
WASHINGTON. Jan. 17.-The lat-
est war stories* brought back from
itho front by Will Irwin, war corres-
pondent. were told at' the National
Press Club . one with apologies to
Bertrand Russell and Sir Charles
Ramsay, pacltlsts, who are charged
in England with being tools of the
German government.
"Things were quiet on a little
stretch of the Wfestern front one day
when some Canadians' got hold ol’ two
top hats, which put an idea into their
minds. A big sign was hoisted over
the Canadian trenches; reading: *
“'Asqulth and Lloyd George will
morning.
“The next morning the two high
silk hats were plainly visiblo above
the Canadian trenches to German
obserizprs. As the hats went bobbing
along a furious' bombardment was be-
gun by the Germans. ‘The hats dis-
('11- 
 
WANTED
Wanted a dru clerk-
Registered Preferreil. Apply
at once to Johnson and
Johnson, City.
` IIIIIZH
Element In Drug
Store Service
Thcrci_.;l_o other line Of
business which demands the
same care as the sale of
drugs. This carefuiness not
only refers to an effort to
avoid errors. but it includes
care in buymg,-handling, and
selling of every tanng a
drugglst has in stoc _
The important missionof .
the druglet. is to safe-
' guard e interests of
_ me public. in order to ac-
complish this. _constant care
must be exercised.
; We are careful, and
I we solicit the trade of
_ persona who appreciate
l the fectthat carecoiinea
' let us be your dtfggiata,
Johnson & Johnson
'. rua ouau-rv' nnues-ron
._ neon..-kanrla _-onm_fl ere.
ll\\\\\
-A--= "‘You fools. You've killed Bert
-West,
rn'sg
8 l
low-
glstered drug clerk is wanted by his is the standing ot. the pupils or
Johnson and Johnson druggists as,wlll St. Mary‘a Road East school for tho
nlor, 1. Katie McGee. Grade VI,M1,_e;t_, with bg°0n_°|_, the sgde_ '
C.
ada
lem- Canadian. cook. '
Gee.
Mc-_ “That’a the best meal of ull." 3
Mc- .The prisoner lit a cigarette and
_ _ Ka- gave a contented sigh at satistaeton.
lheflus M°K@urnev. Margaret Mcoee, "oh, well, to hail with the Kaiser
|Mamia McGee, Katie McCarran. Cor- anyway," 'be said. '
SCHOOL WORK.- The following is that was left of romance in war was
_ure standing pr me puplls,ot Elliot-l to be seén in the Alpine lighting. i-is
1 vale school during the month of Dec- `
ember. Grade VlI.- 1, Louise Gill; Z,
May McLay; 3, Katie Lawlar; 4, Jon-
brlde wore her wedding dress of white nie W&lBll» Grude V.- 1. Blanche
e broidered if recsi n wit her Wlllslli 2. Olga. Gill; 3, George high above the dugout where he was,
be in this part of _the 'line tomorrow_
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R I to pay for the cost of cooking. This
\ a e y ~
Your nutrliive organs- your functions.
IS All lmP0l‘i8llt ` or assimilation are 'probably sadly;
Russell and Charley Ramsay'
4 r /
l win, ‘was undoubtedly the best fed in
the worlg. He t0ld,of the German
America captured' by the Canadians
on the Western front, who had for
- breakfast all the' boiled beef he could
"Do you sat like this every day?"
"Dinner, too?"
"0h. dinner ia better than that."'
“How about supper?" -
__ Mr. Irwin descfibed a visit to the
Italian front. where he sold about all
told- of an artillery duel which he had
witnessed from a dugout at the bot-_ __     __
toni of a mountain.
An Italian battery hidden in a cliff
said Mr. Irwin, located an Austrian
ba'-wry 0l1_ an opposite' mountainslde.
An artillery duel followed, which he
described as the “moat horribly ex-
nlorc ol’ an arnly' over there than onl
lthis side of the water. Many of these
|Anlerieans, ho said, had “gen .to highl
C0UlllliillllB'. and their services would
lprove invaluable to thc United States
larm .lit this
_ “Y ' er war.
‘ HC’ explained that under existi-ug_
,legislation there was no way to getf
these men into the United Statesf
“Filly 0XC0Dt in the grade of second
llcul-Ellullt. and that it was useless'
Of CUUFSS. to expect men who had
new higher mill( lll the European war-
to enter the American army in such
circumstances. Ho urged an amend.
ment to the law which would' take
“These men are with all the armies
_ Y
l°l lllelll are native-born Americans,
|and some' naturalized. 'There are,
fll1`0l-lnbly 30,000 men. .I remember' onl
lthe Italian front meeting a lieutenant;
_in a dugout where* the fight-ing waa{
Pfelly lively. who. recognizing me as.
lan American, said: l
"Sa_Y- cull y‘0\1 give me a. cigarette?
l Cllllt Het one-here. This is ahell
of a plsce."' _
CUSSIN’ THE PAPERS. '
My father says the paper that he
reads ain't put up right. l
l He finds/a lot of fault, he does, pe-_l
_ ’ rusin' it at night;
rllesays there ain't a single' thing in it
l worth while to read, . . _
l And that it doesn’¢~prlnt the kind of,
' stuff thepeople need; l
»He osses it aside and says it'e strict-
ly "on the -bum'_'- ,
But you ought to' hear him holler~
whcli the paper docsn't come.
I-le reads about the weddin's and he
-’ anorts like,all -git out, _ ~
He reads the' a6clal dc-in‘a with al
most derisive shout; ' .
l
Ho says they make the papers for the
- wimmen folks alone, `
He'il read about the partie-5 and he'il
fume and fret and groan; 1
He says of information it dc'-n't contain
a crumb- _ _
But you ought to hear him holler
_ when tho paper doesn't come.
He's always first to grab lt, and he
reads it plumb clear through,
He doesn't miss aifitam or a. want
ad.. that is true;
He says: "They don‘t know w1iat`we
| want, them durn newspaper
guys: _ _
I'm goin’ to take a day sometime an'
go and put 'em wise-; »
_ Sometimes it seems as though they
 , must he blind, deaf and
' dumb" ’
Buy, you ought to hear him holler when
‘ the paper doesn’t come. ~
____._._.._-¢|....._. '
llow this Pe -.ple
Can Pin lin Flesh.
,
Thin nlen and women-that big,
hearty, filling dinner you ate last_
night. What become of all the fat-.
producing nourishment it contained?
You haven‘t gained ln- weight one
ounce. That food passed' from your
body like unburned coal through an
opcn grate. The material was there.
but your food doesn't work and- stick.
and the plain truth is you hardly get,
enough nourishment from your meals
is true of thin folks the world' over
out of gear and need reconstruction..
Cut out the foolish foods and funny;
sawdust diets. Cut out everything
but the meals you are eating and eat'
with every one of than a slnglosar-_,'
gol tablet. in two weeks note thei
difference. Let blip scales' be the
may be the not result. Sai-gol alms
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rl L_ _ '_ O ° '  '_ `_  'A   _lf'_i'“' _ ')"i’_i” ' `
 M00re& Mcllcleull, _   _ 
-'rue Bruin. al-my,' said Mr. il- I ' 1190-121 Queen _SL _1Ch't§_vyl   ‘ 
'_ , . ,_ ( _ !_ . > . ' .
l _ _,$f' sg ' _
asked' the prisoner. "Sure," said the A I 32* A ' A , `
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l 9 r ;; ' '
I I We’d like you' to drop in for la h_a!f,hour=- if
l
judge. Five' to eight good., solid~-
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'_ lllll‘l`sl/Y/f;f%"~'~'=l .' * |'~
to " *" num  _
To Buyl a Suit -
Right Now ._
WHY? Well-you have been watching prices I
climb for the last two years-haven’t you? And 
bear in mind that the later you leave it-the  I'
more it will cost. _ » ~
wnlirs THE ANSWER? ` _
The men's store here is _fu-ll of handsome,  
well made suits. ' _
Suits made and cut by the best clothing de- - »
signers in Canada. _ e _.
and let us try- a few on you. _ _ _
And about prlce-this .store isfilled witl I 'f-
suits, whi h while recently,deliver¢'d-were'or- " -_
dered manv months ago before the big increa>e~ '
You can buy good suits at . . _ ` l
0
13.00, l5.il0, 17.00, 18.00, 20.00, 22,50, 25.00 _
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A GREAT VALUES IN
CLOTHING -FOR BOYS 2
l - -. l-_
‘ Do you know that the purchase of boys suit cr; _‘
overcoat NOW is not an expense. - I f_» , - __
- . , ,. __
' It is an investment. The suit 'youbiiy TODA ' 
willlbe worth agood deal moremoney ina few shr_. ~ _lg
months. l -_ ‘_ _ ‘ _ . 
, “That sounds like mining stock prospectus" _. i. .
Say. But-is most certainly S_O_._ Thisfstore is full t '
good suits and Overcoats at prices very little mo
than before the war-prices that are LOWER ir..
the same suits and ov.-_ruoatsran be _BOUHI-IT FOR » i
AT THE FACTORIES right now... j  , _“
Suits 5.00, 6.00, 7.50, 8.50-, l0.00, I3 00S  _ _._
Ovsrcoats 6.00, 7.00, 800, 9 00, I0 00, l2.0_i_ It
andl4l00. _ _ .  - - f, ,'
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Here are some_li_nes at old prices-`f-` fs'oin'e th' E,-
while little _advanced-- are sellinghere at less_=th.n ‘
the present wholesale prices- and perhapstnoi- '
more than half what you’ll pay verysoon. f _ __ _
Ribbed Unsiirinkt-ible......... ....  ._»$‘%.25._|
Stanfield’s Red Label.......  . ...-....$~#75‘-
Stanfield’s .Blue "  ....  ..... ...$2__00_ _|
ssmfieldsslack   .
' Reid Raynor Unshrinka'bi_e_..,...._.._ ._.._._,_$2_.00 _
Penma_n’s Fleece_d_....~_...~l..'._...5.;,:_..'.__.‘.,_._.._..,75 
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P0und~g of_heai¢,hy --stay-theren fat,_.  _  _   _!_'_|_._»',~
to charge. weak, stagnant blood wlthlL`f L T' -;` lr ` ‘ _ ‘
millions of trash new red blood cor- _ _ _ _ __  _ _ ~
|pusclea-to g`ive the blood the carry-
ing power to deliver every ounce of
,fat-making material in your food to
_every part. of your body. Bargol, too.
mixes with your food, to prepare it
Efpr the mood in an easily assimilated _ Amon: the Mall'-'f lu
‘ f rm. Thin eoplo tell how thcylll lll Wlllll 0099*” W “"0
___ f -~_ _ ._. .\
Amealcm omoko vase _ir ls not in_elr-_-toj he/some extinct. il Q
ever. for fa I i ti _liotoj 'l
orth curious" 'fernllk:.'folli`a¢2"havg mdilélg
so la_r.erécun¢_ that it hui-‘beeir '
tenelvely pllentedifn many parts Mgt
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si..l°¢"s'§. islinfae .Sw fish. dy.” in.; -na Jam. 'rue seoiosic uniofvvf
sargol ta lets are s careful eomgtn-I slnsko is in' many ways more
ation of lil; of ure best ssslmllatlonjnerml um! tim of any other tres
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