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'JANUARY 30 '1917
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We ha'/_e Qbflut lhY(‘€ ' dlan agent for Annandale and vicinity
hundred pairs in Black and
lsitnmhingi- ls it to benzo-
l>ctiv.'cevi winti-r coughs and colds.
M" “er ""5 °""'°q“°"°°“"‘ P°P“ Fggs doz _  .__ _ _ _ _
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- V xtrucln nnd iiiuditiiiai e-.s~;i.ci->. 1.11 , ni
- ,NHi__1t_ which when pu! into the mouth 113 "i:`e“;5 ` ` ' ° ' ' ` ' ' °
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l_M>'»" turn into healing vapors. These f uc `!' '  ' ' ' ' '
I an.~_.bicathed down direct to the nee' (mi ren" _ _ ‘ _ ' .
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old prife- _ 1 `lhittcr (crenniery prints)  41-
Tan boucht beioie the ad- ameri ' - ~  » ' -
- umiiii leads tothntterriblf gi-qAm_01°1'E'fowN MARKET; :Springs., enterei: the C ty Hospital `»~ -V?" I ;~ r,_ f* rf'-'3
Vanfe and 5l3mP»d 6 00ll'\t‘ :-Uuurge consumption? Pepa stin l ____ _ ` for treatment recciitly.-lvlessrs. (The-.i-i   J »~  
4;; lei' und Herbert Ma<;l)oiiald. (‘lc-ar --5 `  ` _
- -not swallowed down to the
_ ' stomach. which is not ailing. ""7 ‘HW welzml
- Tir A 50:. In-A oi i'iv» wi inn: told. vous
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I . nc I ol A ma. I ruzuiitn an
:ions oi l'¢nl Co.. Toronto. will supply
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Oats (white) bush. _  ._ _
Parsnips (Tb) 
Hay (ton)  
1 Sh oe Sale
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  s ..° rr P/tvs to buy in this iirtwincii --‘TWO CENTS per word when in-f
' ____ fsertion for advertising in this col-
‘ .._°‘r. eonnon Ives is Guardian “mu CMH "H151 '1°¢0mi>=\ny order-
Invigtus B00 t S representative |11 M0ni_,ig119_ .\Miiiiinum charge twenty-five cents.
_.’ST. MARGARETS-Mr. John J.
Ryan. _Priest i’oiiii', was :i recent vis-
itor to Naufrage. traiisiictiiig business.
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OXO C llllilil are ex;it‘_l1‘.=i_n|i-_il it- ihe
needs of men in training for Ihr war
Tl':<.y build up strength to resisii.liin..z|t l
chaiiges. they promote liim-ss. and
couiiicnici ilic cllects of cold ;ii»~_| l.i'.' ,'ue
PHOTOGRAPHY IN WARFARE.
Another use- for photography in war
has been found by the Serhians in con-
iicetioniuiitlikthelr prisoners. The Bulv . __ € 1”
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gxilvliil citueltfese tgerllilgngxexlfhgf \\“:c`    
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011 their minds. at ilriit. feared to sur-
zcndir to the Serbian ariny. their im-
pin:-.nsioii l.eiii:; that the Serbs would
not lake prisoners. -
Siiizh ua diil give tlieiiisolvam up
-Mr. John J. MacDonald, Clear "" """"` " """' l‘j`°' weri-_ oi’ course, treated as well by the
40.42 Springs. piilil a short visit to Nou-4 "- -_ _  ‘,1-
i2,|;, iiiigo receiitlY~”M" Donald J' MLW ' .- plioiozranli taken of long files oi' Bul-
l5.l8 Dollilld. Bcnr .lti\'ei‘. iran*-f'-lf ll\!'U\\Fl‘| ' ' gaririii prisoners drawing rations. each'
16.13 St. Miirgarois_ cn route to St. l’cters_i __ ____ , - _ Hman |1i.\_i1|11g 11 |011; of bread and 5
,'1‘urkeys, lb ._ ..  _  22-23 -.SL Mnftwrvts school is nr0i:1'c=-4-'IMI bowl for soup. 1
1 hmm mm” and bronchial mb" 15.20 f.i_vorably under the able iiiiiiingeiiir.-.iiti . 'pwo iimligiiii 601,105 0( 11115 1111010.
‘- ' ' Beef (wholesale) dressed  .07-.10 Ol the leficher’ Mis" Laura Mm'Ummm'lWHY THE RAW FOLLOWS THE graph were printed and the Bulgari-
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Serliaiis :is by any i;»thci° section oi'
the alllcrl army. and to show other
Biilgzirizins that they iiicu=‘r`cd no dau-‘
ger hy surrendering, the Serbs had u»
01 -Mr Wilfred Gill who has been THUNDER AND LIGHTNING img who had Bu;-1-e11i\e1~@¢1 were
'l`urn'ips (bushel)  .. _  2110 Cfiillflliled toi his ioon sir stoveiiol iliuysi ___ f - ,to write niessages c-ii the-in to
62.63 \'/ l B Bl' DDC' S 0 G* 0 9 11 0111 “fi 1 _ 1 i1 i .1 conirailes saying how they had
Oats (black) bus-h.  _ _.65-05 *‘-30"”--M"~ '°*m"3"l M“C(#°"““°k» 'F'f»l,,1-ii_iil`\i0(11':]€ 3 5183533511 €)1i“i'ili\1li]1%\il‘€> (1)(;c_'-ldaliz received. The 2.000 picture poste
` ' .  ..._ 01% §;haili;ile§'i,?:g pxrggggfidiliifiroiglaiggrhigistglis popularly believed, because the ";'°"";3Ui‘°¥1id"°ll’il’°d by a"°9l‘me5 lmo
 _,f  . Buckwheat (bush.)   1.00-1.15 - ll 1 2 l 1 `1 11 .1 1 ti-1 1 _ Ile USM' an HBS-
" Wheat thumb.)   $1.25 ~l.i'ili Pfomlsefi 51’*30d~ "T09 Y“=1‘é P‘¢°l"“`ig;l;1?:,fr1,il;?trziiiiiiiiiséuiiiD31;Lvfsiegi Since then surrenders have
 $12-$14 0* St- Ma"g“’e"§ p“"‘sh “"9 huslf P05; iiii.mc,i1 beiweeii 1118 positive and ne, much more frequent, and the men
SUBW (1011)    7~00'3~00 Daring “ pr°'f"m"`l fm 8 concert' ","m(‘i1lgatlve electricity 'iii a thundercloud give themgelves “V always 'l-'Y
‘ - `  P013'-08! (b\lB|10ll -~ -~  -v 0" "" U to “ke D1-Wie In SL' Margarets ha I ‘ there will be places where' the produc- mg Wm’ them' “ C097' of the
_ _  _,_,-if ' Lambs (live)   ._ ._ .08 -.l|!~ l“ ‘lip “°'“` l“‘“""- M°55'"B~ James  » _ ' I graph, which they regard as a sort oi'
invited
their
been
ards
been
who
to br-
photo-
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Sale Price $6.00
Remember the .presen
price is 7.50 and 8.00 ge
yours now.
anything you can givi-
liem--¢-Xceut your photograph.
M306  8DD0ll'llll1eDli llbday. Buckwheat. bus.. - - - -
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ALLE & Co The Cook’s Studio      
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Butter, i:reiiniery_ lb. . _ . _ . .
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Butter, diiiry. lb _ . _ .
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~ Hay, loose, ton. _ .  ___l0_00-
‘ "-._ Hides,lb_....___~ 
` New DesP'isav .>i.,._k Lamb Wim in  ______iiii_
Oats, black. bus.. 
Oats, white . _ _ _
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_ Potatoes   . . . _
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Photographs Straw, pressed, ton  _ ._ _
Pork, organs att. lb. __...._l4-
‘ Tho' business man who will spare a Wheat’ bus'    'L50
few minutes of his time to the photo- ~ 
grapher or today will please his en-
tire family. -
` His portrait produced by
ipresent day methods of photo
graphy will be an agreeable
Y Hay, pressed. ton _ _ _ ,
_.l1_00-
135 Queen St
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A. E. LYON, Studio
Good Photography
Moderate Prices.
Personal attention to Am-
ateur Photography.
. Pork, (selects) wholesale  171%-18  _ __  ~ » _ I 1_1 1. 5 1,. i 1, ki -, (1-
A i\..iii..;i_.,e. v.'e.c` vlsiiois t)o Bear Rivei 11:51.19 il;i:ih(;:}e?1iai1reg1sé:51i??e?r';€§c; liud paid fifteen francs for his. ani
_ ` tl-lc glwfw 6- iff( L Mad hge' _ MISS in ihese places there will be no more that 0° °‘""`l°‘l lt “IWHVB “'m‘ hm
ffl( FRll.l\l)_‘i can lmyi `li`a‘ul MacliimgiiHiHu:~1aE1.e;2u;:_2?i?gg drc-ps to fall as rain, and also iuore “asc he 5h°“m bc °“|’t“"ed'“‘Tl‘
' i SUMMERSIDE MARKETS `i,;‘i€_i,lS°_E?iii__ W-"i,`f (1§iiiii_`Si_ peieisl electrification. the rainfall occurrlnil __Z.______
-.- -_ 101111 riisiiin, biisiiioss Wim 1115 about the saiiie- time .is thc flash. We HLA W _USP
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Bits
1" ‘ Z aiiii i -fi 1-in ev_Mi. John have then starting toward the ca-tli UGH 'TH
"nw Saw _n qu .-1 au l  ' i ii _ 1 as tlie ‘sonic time. light. sound. and' 0 ` iv
1" MCP‘“(" `e“`"k' was a V S ol 1:; V raindrops. The light. travelling at al _‘]°"eS_H‘.‘s your car me latest
Naufrage ri~.<:eiitly_-Tlie Misses Kai
and' Josephine Cheverie, St. Marga
ets. spent Sunday at Monticello, th
guests of Miss Lizzie MacDonald.-
i._i speed of about 186.000 miles per sec-
€_ ond, reaches
us almost instantly. The
sound travels far more slowly- a
Miss 'Mary Aim Haiiniim Naufragevlliout 1.090 feet per second- but the
spent Sunday at Monticello, the gue
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oi Miss Laura Miicliiniioii.-Mr. Aii- "b”e"V0» ll"3'»
giis J. MacKinnon, Monticello, is hiisi- Uluuder- ‘md me" Vail* 1
ly engaged getting lunibei foi _thc
erection oi’ a large fish curing pliiiit at
Naulrage-_-Mr. Wilson, Selkirk. paid
a flying visit to St. Margarets oii
'rain falls niiicli slower still. Thus we
the lightning, theii the
iiuiiibert Kaspars, (`lilcugc~ iittorney.
-1-11 (1 1 _i_ told the following story ut ii recent Y.
urs ay as lM. C. A. banquet:
Mother: “You were a long time iii
A Kansas farmer, a Dane, applied
9  the oonservntoiv with ivii~_ wiiniii, YOI' 1121111-*f\liv-atioii nanvis- The judas
1ii_s1_iiig1ii my i1111i‘1 what was going asked him Aie von satisfied with
 Ono.. the geiieiiil conditions of the coun-
9
0 i S  “'Daugh"er: “Dm you ever Sit m the u`¥‘l;‘as " diawled the Dane
, '_ t '_ -ith fthe' lefore you i ` » -
surprise Its done so quickly thiléi _ sfglfggléaigligi'-1-iv 8 I ) “Does the government suite you?"
.107 Queen S( F1:ml]y` Make your “DDO men Mother: “l suppose l did." ‘l“@1l€‘l U16' Jluflge-
. , ° Y- Dimgh,_ei.i nweii' m011iei._ ii-S me "Yes, yas. only I would like to see
Ph0lfl¢ 68'J» - THE BAVER STUMO isame 0111- woi.1(1_~ more ruin," replied the farmer.
iiii-
pi oveiiieiits?
Siiiitli-Yes, the sheriff just put on
the lust iittachineiit.
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OLD-TIME REMEDY
MAKES PURE BL000
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Purify your blood by taking
lIood's Sarsaparills. This medi-
cine has been and still is the peo1»l\~’a
medicine because of its reliable
character and its wonderful siiueess
in the treatment of the common dis
eases and ailments-scrofula, 'cs-
iarrh, rheumatism, dy_spepsia, ins:
of appetite, that tired feeling,
general debility.
Hood’s Snrsnpsrilln hu been
tested forty yearn. Get it today.
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lllE RICK
280183. -Ill., IIB. 15, 1910.
lt I rl
:r`°d‘dv:i§fi\:m’:=t“~i: at ofngio
I rin( n frn
QI! orlsrlllrahilor ik.
I pls KN-
nqs. I had been s martyr for 't
loan to lntanu pins aaron the
aek|ldd0e4ilelta&?0tl\l’l!ll.
Before I ld lnllli the third
lex I mind snot! for the -ant
tins il years perfectly use from
ph.
' n‘"l'xus.”l;lg|) 20:01.'
punts Nils
nan ‘bon or Jlillaxglhtor 02.63!
ple tree it you write to
IATIGIAL DIUG U UIIEUAL
00- 0! UAIIADA. L®‘l.'BD
tai-mo. ou. ll
For many years they
ved you well-but do they not require
a little core now? You
is the question of preserving the sight
for the future, and this
Slliilclenily grave iniiltcr
your serious attention.
lsn’t it lime YOU -
attended to your ey cs Y
may have scr-
kiiow thorc
should he ii.
to \vii|'iiiiit
WE ARE AT YOUR SERVICE
Whetliei' it be eyeglasses- or spec-
tacles, chmp or high grade.
a quick repair, we are best equippeil
In this district to give you _
and accurate service,-ond s yu
rlcli fir poor, you orc assured of ihiii.
careful and conscientious
which your cyes deserve. and by tim
constant rendering of which
gained our present high standing in
tim community.
Our store is it pcrinanciit institiitioii
in your town. We ure' not hero
and gone to~iiiorro\v_ \\'e nic
every day, and stand rciidy to
,any dlilleiilties that may arise
or merf~l_v
prompt
bl ii
attention
we liii~.'i;»
lirilziy
livro
iidjiisi.
in fut-
iure. Isn't this service worthy your rim-
isideration? i
H. J. Mason
Drugglst and Opticiari
Montague, _ _ .~ P. VE. i.
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400 of the World’s Greatest Songs in a Single Book---Never Before Sold for Less Than $2.50 Per Copy
_ - Presented by
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_ 1 0161- $03 Conliplete Songs J Oggxb I
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§‘,,,i¢ 1:: pages The Heart Songs ol 90,000,000 People
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to its READERS-one, of
JOE MITCHELL CHAPPLE’S
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$10,000 Prize Books
400 songs selected by irfore than /
20,000 people all over the world.
Prizes Awarded by _ 1
VICTGR HERBERT, one of America’s `
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ors; and _ _
G. . W. CHADWICK, one of the greatest
' t' American com osers, and. 0
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.vatory of- Music. E
win- "
Many of these songs cannot be found in any other collection.
They came in yellow, time-worn, tear-stained sheets-that
had been sacredly treasured from childhood-others
were written out from memory-some were given by tit-
les only-or remembered verses, involving a long Search
to obtain the whole.
Of the _thousands received it is safe to say that the several
hundred finally selected-as having the largest number of
votes and the highest endorsement-represent today the
taste of the American people in its choice of music-_
We believe that th_e distribution of this unrivalled songcol-
lection w1ll_ bring more happiness into the homes of cur '--
Readers; will do more to make them attractive to young and '
old; do more to inculcate a love for music; to soften, J
elevate, and rehne the home life; to cultivate the nobler
and higher virtues of the fireside-than any other means
we could adopt.
Favorite songs from the song-lore of the
English Irish
German Italian
French Swedish
Danish American
Fillcd with the memories, the longings. the regrets, the hopes
the fears, the smiles, the tears, that make up the wanp
mdwoof of human life-with all its changing lights and
ows
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Norse
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' ' f some rsonal association; some
EVh¢1;§di9N¢fi’¢mc2r.;?nson?; life-iastiiieg effect; forthe haunting ~
beauty of its words- for the tilting music of in mxdip Tillie
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FOUl2 YEARS of song gathering to obtain the correct words THE 91,1 Songbook written (1 ed 1 1 k ii t
and music 'of this unrivalled collection-many of them mqmlier of the family canaiioiiiirilnalgiie sin‘iiin;?vM:nyys§ietc:st 
Folk songs only here_ published for the first time, Other - omzed aniifadaiiingd for the tim time iqmixed voices, A veriiabie
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