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5-._>` if VL.;   abundant, with good demand, and
_    __ gf good prices for all. The starch fact-
.,‘;.¢=,._._~ _  ,wg , ory in East Baltic is running and
I' ‘ grinding up large quantities of pots
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5-Q3 _ gg as Naufrauge on the north side. and
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*L anytning you can give
fhem-except your photograph.
Make an appointment today.
The Coek’s Studio
New DesP'isav .Slack
Holiday Photographs
Will you pardon us for sug-
NOW is the time to
made for your
photographs '
staff can give your
in than lat-
Make an appointment
at
Bayer Studio
A. E. LYON, Studio
Good Photography
Moderate Prices.
Personal attention to Am-
nteur Photography. ,
107 Queen St.
Phone 68-J.
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Class
Way Fare
October 10, 1916
Third
7, 8, 9.
10, 1915.
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Magdalen lslands S. S. Co. Lid
S. S. Amelia carrying H. ll
and freight leaves
and Thursday ai
from
call-
:tou
W. H. Starrett, Manager. Amherst.
Harbor. M. I.
 £ M* I
castern Steamship Lines
ALL-THE-WAY BY WATER.
INTERNATIONAL LINE.
STEAMSHIPS CALVIN AUSTIN
AND GOVERNOR COBB.
FALL EXGIJRSIONS.
SEPTEMBER 11 to OCTOBER 13.
LOW FARE8--TRAVEL NOW.
RETURN LIMIT 80 DAYS.
ST JOHN TO BOSTON_..._...$7.00
ST JOHN T0 PORTLAND . . . .
_.$6.50
Leaves Bt. John Mondays. wean.-t
days and Fridays at 9.00 a. in., fi.
lllestport, Lubes. Portland and llnstm
Return- Leave Central Wharf. [im
ten, Mondays, Wednesdays and l"r~
deye at 9.00 a. m., for Penland Ear'
port, l.ubec slid St. John. _
I.-lame svsamei-nv Ling,
BETWENN PORTLANP AND NEW
YORK REDUCED FARE8 AND
AND STATEROOM PRICES
From Portland and New -York. Pas-
senger service Tues., and Sat., one
week Thurs., alternate week. Freight
service Tues., Thurs., and Sat. Leave
Franklin Wharf, Portland, _6 p. m.
Leave New York 5 p. m. ° _
METROPOLJTAN LINI.
'Direct between Boston and-ihieyi
or .  .
1sy,'u°ure. '
Route vie Oelre God Canal.
Biiiress Steel - teemehins llessao
husatta and B ' 'tglililr _
Leave North ,_ ‘_ lnllll Wharf.
Boston week dayrand I2i|_n¢Ieye_ at _l
g. tn. flame Service- returniaztnntn
lor is. North River:-Foot/oi.. array
Si. New Yuri: City.  . .`
ll. John City Ticket Oilloe, 47 King 8|.
A. G. Currie, Agent. SI. John, N. Q. _l
A. I. Fleming. TJQ. AIP. A. lt* John
going October 9. -
"Fight for the colors of Christ -I
the King, »
Fight as He fought for yon,
Fight for the right, with all thy
might,
Fight for the red, white and et
blue." at
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PLAN'1‘_]1NE7
AUTUMN EXCURSIONS TO BOS-
TON VIA PLANT LINE
Commenciug September 12th, until
October 10th, and good for return
within 30 days from date of issue.
CHARLOTTETOWN T0 BOSTON
AND RETURN $18.00
Steamer sails from Charlottetown
Tuesdays at midnight.
For further particulars apply to
JAS. CARRAGHER,
Agent
Charlottetown, P. E. l.
Eyes tiring easily
Do not wait till serious
We are experts in relieving
satisfaction. _
» ._ H. J.ffMA BON
_ -Drug‘g1\`t and Optielan `
Next Door Bank of Commerce- i
Montague P. E. I.
3867-10-Bttldl. '
eye strain and guarantee ‘°rmm. see. 2 =f '
l;.;_§i,;‘§_;-5;. _ __The _Eastern .Guardian N
.* R ED POINT -Harvest concluded,
small quantities taken west'to Fraser's
Harbor on the south side of East
favorable to a large catch A large
cs high, and a fair catch of bake with
it good for the fishermen.. Miss Lulu
Ballem is visiting at Red Point, the
guest of Miss Bessie Robertson.
untill niuif  
AMOUNTS RECEIVED FOR THIS
FUND ARE FORWARDED TO SIR
GEORGE PERLEY, = LONDON.
THROUGH PREMIER BORDEN.
AMOUNTS PREVIOUSLY
ACKNOWLEDGED . . . . '$4596.58
Elizabeth M. Wright, "The
Mensa," Montague for St.
Andrew’s Presbyterian
Sunday School, Montague 5.00
North Wiltshire School Dis-
trict Viz William Clark
25.00
5.00
s re 2.00
Geo. Godfrey, North ~ Wilt- _
1.00
Mrs. Henderson, North Whit-
shire.._.   .35
M C ll B itll
1.00
per Gladys Mullins' & Lucy 2 52
Mr. and' Mrs. W. W. Owen, ‘
Keppock . . _ _ . . . . . . . .
_ .
Congregation of Murray Har-
30.00
and Murray River, per
Rev. A. J. MacNeill  .
E. C. LePage~, North Rus-
tico, . . . .
..` _ . _ .
._ 
Brudenell Red Cross Society,
per W. McLare'n . . . _ . .
. .
The Elmsdale Red Cross,
per Mrs. W. C. McNeill,
Albe-rton, _ . . . . . . .
_  .
The Ladies of the Montague
Branch of the Women's
37.00
10.00
25.00
ciation Little Sands, per
Lien for advertising in this column.
representative in Montuzue. -,
"Aye, _Jean wife, it's a guide when
The Sabbath o’ the lon-g ago.
M  S "_h_ _ _ _ _ _ _
__ 150_00 A* in God’s. hoose, each ane in.place
001,236-d “fn Mid-d-lewn They hear the Word, God’s sovereign
. < race
' ..°oNa oem' psi- were mes mor
._°1-_ cannon was n` eueraian
THE OLD TIME SABBATH. `
` T. W. Stenhouse_
Years. __
But looking back the bert it cheers-
As memories malt' it brighter grow
The night afere the bale hoosq kent
Wi’ reverence wad the day be spent.
Baws, bats,,boels, shinties, laid away,
The balrnes maun keep the Sabbath
Day. , "
To whustle, lauch, rin, jump or play.
Wad surely break the Ssbbath‘DaY.
A' thiggs mann clean and mended
_ B,
And a’ wark din' cfn Seterday.
The floors' tae clean, the sticks tae
mak’.
The shoon tae clean, the sticks tae
brak’,
Na lnatter if there's wark galore,
Things. maun be din’ the- nicht afore.
Wee Jimmie/'s shoon maun hae a
hieel,
Tae speeiand rin he beats the Diel,
And Jonnle's breeks they need a
patch, _
For te'er'i_ng class there's no his
ateh,
rn _
Th'ere's Wullie's stockings fu' o’
holes _ `
His buits. micht dna the morn for
soles
Wee Maggie/‘s peen'y’s torn roon and
\ roon
And Geordie’s bonnet’s lost the croon
And falther's dickie needs a wash
Tae keep in tune wi' Jean’s. new sash.
The Sabbath morn brak'o Zuid' and
"fine, 1
The larks they e-ing, the sun does
shine,
'And Grannie's hols "it‘s gettin’ late.
Grandfaitber’s clc-ck has chappit
e-ight.
Je-an, your the auldest, lass get up,
lAnd bile the purritclt ilt tae sup.
The readin, thro’ they a get dressed
Neo. braw but clean they look their
h t.
School District as- fel
lows:
John'Craig   .
Miss Lizzie Craig  .
John Crawford 
Mrs. Chas. Craig  . _
Ellis Craig  
Vernon Craig  . .
Michael McCabe  .
Jas. McCardle'  .
Thus. Smith   _
Wallace Bradshaw 
Ellis Bradshaw 
T. W. Bradshaw 
Clifford Wright 
Frank Curtis'  
Harold Wright . . . .
._ _
Frank Hammill 
Thomas Hammill 
Thomas Campbell 
Thomas Murphy  
James Murphy   .
ing Service at Kingston,
October ls-t, per D. T.
D. J. RILEY. '
2405.
Air Training
person of Captain Lord A. R. Innes
Ker. D. S. 0.-to take on a limited
number of men for the Royal Flying
Corps to be sent te England for train-
ing without expense to themselves,
These men must he between the ages
of 18 and 30 and it is not necessary
that they be in por;.ession of aviators
certificates. -
Does Caiarrli Bother You?
Are Your Nostrils Plugged?
Why not give up that snuff and stop
dosing your stomach? The one sure
treatment is "Catarrhozone" sure to
cure because it goes where the :disease
really is. Certain to cure in your
case because it has restored tens of
thousands worse than you are. Cat-
arrhozone is it thorough cure belcause
il. destroys the causes as well as the
effects of the disease_ Relief is
prompt, cure is quick with this power-
ful remedy which is guaranteed to
cure Catarrh in any part of the nose.
throat, bronchial tubes or lungs_ To
everywhere, large size containing two
Butter (creemery) in prints .lr
Butter (tub) Ib ._ _.25 to 2
SUNY lllrlllidli-WI ._ _
Perrin. 'I  __ ' _A
sr.
Ss
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   10.00’ heme I7
Colm' Craig ' 2,001 Wi’ ane accord, tbeyblees His name.
2_00 Baitb auld and__yg_ung, their voices
1_00| " raise, -- »‘  ‘ ' -
L00 The licht o' h vén, on _each ane's
1.00' face.   -
1‘;00!“O enter 'then his gates with praise,
1_00'Approsch with joy His courts unto,
1_0() Praise, laud and' bless His. name
1_00l always
1_0() For it is seemly so to do."
L00 I hear it yet, tae me/mory graun,
1.00| _ V _ '
1_00|It seemed tae me', God's. glory bricht.
.50
.50
John Mccardle  _5`9_Was ever music graunder _simg
.50_
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_50‘ Aye, wife. we’ve reached life’s‘ settin"
25
Coneeted at the preach Eartb’s' Pilgrimage will sun'e be run,
   12.00  '
Fraser ____ - Seeing, But Not Hearing.
$5039.20
SEC.-TREAS. tion, unexpectedly entered' the drill
I-‘or Canadians
OTTAWA. Oct. 3.-The war oiiicel
have sent to Canada an oflleer in the
` ‘neon's- mail from his sweetheart.”
E
Gc~d’s ~ servant _drives the message
l That singn’ o' the hun er Psalm
Calm' _d'oen and filled the wee auld
kirk <
Than that auld Psalm, when we were
young. _
sun. _ '  -
But, aye. it's. memories fender grow
Thi, Sabbatho’ the lang algo.
~ A colonelon his 'round of inspec
room, where he- came across a couple
of soldiers, one reading' a.letter
aloud while the' other was listening
and' alt the same time stopping up
the ears' of the reader. _~ .»
“Whe.t'are' you doing there" the
puzzled oilicer inquired.
_"You see, colonel, Pm reading to
|Magurie,_ who can’t read himself, a
letter which arrived by this after-
"And' you, Magurie, what in the
world a ryeouc-ingd' gyah.dc‘haekfo,
world are you doing?" V ` ' 
“Please, colonel, I am stepping up
Murphy"s ears' with both bands, be~
cause ill don't mind his reading any
’swee‘thc~art’s letter, but I don'_t want
him to hear a single word of what
can. -'
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_ How to Care for your Linoleum.
:fAlleal|ne Cleansing ‘Agents and Hot
Water Should Not Be Uled.
I Linoleum In made' of llneeed oil.
trtgin, andground cork, with mineral
’c _oring matters. In 'cleansing and
_ renovating linoleum. the 'abc-ve ingre-
-dients shouild be taken into account.
"l‘hdtei’ore‘, linoleum should not be
washed with soap, soda or other alka-
line cleansing asent. Neither should
hot water be used on it. _
Tc- clean linoleum properly, it
, be really cured, use only Catarrho- -should be nm.; swept gwmy, then;
  zone and beware of dangerous substi» wiped up with a damp cloth, The gm--l
I - ° tutes meant to deceive you for genuine (age should' be _gt-caged every two or
CATARRHOZONE which is sold three months With Home good lim;-l
wax, well rubbed in A solution'
Q l\ _ l months treatment; costs $1.00; small that may be used topreserve and re.
\ $0 \.-'_  _size 50c; sample size 26c. - uovate linoleum lathe following:Dis-
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'° '° ° :eo You surrsn-1 '
trouble develo _ , Butter (fresh) Ib ...._  to _ll I, _  _  _
' I-lave the etrailhs removed, g§f¢"y:_°f',,2Li|`)   ;'{°5t§, j=§ ;_, _ Flllll MGKACHEI
-» 1`he_sooner_the easier. rosie in. ' ’ .ia as .14'    \
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seed, ~a»»s.i i»~d'1‘i{e_auis; must
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Potatoes per bus. ..._  __ _ _
Oats (black) bas.  
Oats (whIte)‘  
,Bes_ts, bus.  .i“.`.’ ..._' .._50
Carrots,bae.  ..._  _$0
Weelll. ll
Pennies. le. ,'
Decks, pair _ Ie
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a’t be evigim any anger.
‘reliable llldidne, -Hood 'e
e, gms ~ strength and
to, the kidneys earl' builds up
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/ . c"'r of KING COLE TEA read f :ml `/
'-r - - -gn '_ 3 _-
'Q liz l w;ul_i;g, wi.: refresh .io nothing also can ‘
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" ff_-'. wearmess will be forgotten. .
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“You’Il like the flavor.”
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fin in one gallon of oil of turpentine,
with a piece of flannel.; let re-mainl
on the linoleum about twenty-four
hours, then polish with flannel.
New llinoleum should be warmed
before' unrelling or bending, as it
cracks very easily when cold. Fur-
niture should not be rolled or skidded
'ever linoleum, but lifte-ri and carried.
'Sllllilll bl0CkS- Oi WOOI1 UF SCFHDS 01' following letter ot' thanks for u. pair oi' much colder and before very long I ex~
linoleum placed under furniture cars-
ters prevent unsightly' denting.
The greatest amount oi' wear on
linoleum comes, naturally, from walk-
ing oye-r it. Plain linoleum shows
such wear much less than figuarcd,
which often becc-mes. unsightly' from
“paths” and worn pnt_<:l1\\_1._ ’l`hi.=_ is
especially' true of the clnezxpr.-r printcu
linoleums_ When' propi-‘ly laid and
cared' for, however, the very best
inlaid linoleums are quill; s'.\ti1inr-t-
ory, and are the cheapci-‘_ in the lou#
solve two and one~lialf pounds praf- run.-C. E. Vail, Colorado Agricul-[wireless operator in the Royal Flying
UWH1 C011(-PS9. Fort Cc~l‘linB`, Colorado.l Corps, when the gift arrived. for which
using gentle heat; apply while warm. ' 1 wang you very much
. _ --is A soldier is always pleased when hc
receives a small gift or a letter from
seine one far oil, for it cheers him up,
l    and 'helps him on through his daily
l tolls. We have been getting fairly de
cont weather out here during the sum-
- mer months, but it is gradually chang-
l Miss Una Jay, city, has. received the ing to winter,-plenty ei. rain and
lsocks sent over a year ago and in peut there will be plenty of mud, just
iwliich she had placed her name and the same as last winter. I might say
addl'€.‘iS2_ it is no game for an operator out her.-
, Belgium. 17-9 '16 in the winter, for he has in sit in his
~ Dear Miiss Jay: Your small gift was dugout for hours on end. \ViUl0l1t 9-"Y
liuudod to me u day or two age, which tire or anything to give him warmtli.
contained your address, and the re ‘l .am afraid that l have nothing else
quest for an answer, and I am doing in write about of interest, so"l will
my best to fulfil it, for there is veryi close my leiier. lmpiilf.: to hear from
little to write about out in this coun~\you in due coin-sv, I remain,
ir_\'. _
Mv home is in England, and I was Yom" 3‘"°“"“l~"'
attached to a Canadian Battery as a Harril Willdfell-
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Your Mither's tired, noe dinna sulk, '_ |\\
The bairns lmaun hae their breed I _ “Nt
_ and muik.' _ I ___ _
I used to hear ms granule ca’ ‘_ ‘ f'
Afore the cock wad start taencravg »,
Your faither’s wants tae mu t e _ , '-
3_00 ceo _  » I I » ,4 Cgf 0,'
Afore be gets the readin’ thro’_
ea I 4 __ .___ -r
Then Faitber s’ay's tae a' “lets gang _ ‘ _ ,
And tak’ oor time, and-trudge slang _ _ pf °®
_ For 'Jim and' Maggie baitg are wee _ _' \
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The Wggqrlénl- Pagriotic A350. And__theu the kirk bells start tae ring.
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buyers. '
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tried to give expression to _
\“ those qualities 'which find ‘ -
_ favor in the eyes of exacting _
F it-style-warmth'-comfort '
and a tremendous range of \ ` __
material, sizesand prices. I it _
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