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n1s>L11es111 1 1 _ ACRES _AND PAINS
nonuugv .
" C00ll'S -S'l`UDl0
0lllCKl.Y RELIEVED
~ N" Desmmy Bro-ck . _‘t'ou’ll -find S|oan’s Liniment
1_‘urner'Qne11n and tlrulton Streets
't'h1\rlottut0wl1, P- E- l- `
When Yoiir Boy Comes Home '
There Should 'be a New ‘
1 Portrait to Record
.The Event
Dayeri Photo Studio S
1 ~ 127 Grafton St. _
A; E. LYON '
Artistic Photography _
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
'Photographs oi' all sizes, films if
fit all size amateur cameras are re»
ceived fresh every week.
Moderate prices "
Personal _‘attention 'to Amateur
' Pliotoirfaphy
 
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Do You Know 1
That we operate the only ‘
Lens Grinding Plant on P.
E. Island ?
That we employ a skilled
Surface Grinder, and are
daily grinding fiom the
rough gass --the most com-
plicated kinds oi’ lenses?
Those are facts, which
lmean a good deal _to the
Glass wearing. public, doing
away with the annoying
delays caused by sending
away for spéclnl lenses.
Send your glasses in by
mail. yon’li get them buck 1
promptly and in perfect con-
dition. '_ I
Call i11 a11d look over our g f
plant. '_ 4
Optometrist and Optician _
l: 
“Keep the Homt .
Fires Burning”
--and have _S the home
Jomiortahle -for “h1m”
when he com -fs home
That means `
_lRA_lNilR’S _
' Wamifhir Heating
See, about it today
’ System
Pl~I0`1\E 595-.l
____8__0 GRAFTON ST. V
_l’i1orissmNl1 Cnnns T
DR. CLIF T
CHRONIC Dl8lA8B8
. cu1t11'1'lva_1~1111m'r1u111v'r by 1111
lllmilh in ndvance. Victoria Hotel.
Bhnrlottetown, P. ls. l.. Canaan,
HOURS; 12 to :1 daily. Now. _ _
3520-ll-Zlllamospd. 1 1
` A   s. '11rss11111
Barrister, Solicitor,
Notary Public, eto-
HUNIY T0 L¢AN
Montague. P. I. I. ,
J. D. STEUIIRT, K. C. .
Barrister, Solicitor 111111
llotary Public
s Nwnon llook. Gharlettototsn.
lunch oilloo, Georgetown
Money to Loan on Real latata 1
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llctllll t lolillll0l|
larrlatsra Attorneys-at-law
Gilles Royal la_n'k lulldlng
oltarlotmown. P. I. 1.
f*-I-_1-1-_-.1-1
‘ ICLEOD I UIINLEY
W. I. lanttby, R. C.
larrilnr and Attomoyvat-'aw
 MONIY ‘|10 LOAN
f‘°fll_0Q_-_g~laIp,!|_-~ _ N- O. chambers!
"  P. l. 1. - ‘
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softens the severe
rheumatic ache
l`ui ii 1111 1'1'c1~l;1_ l_l1111`t rnl- it in.
‘~l let it /»1'ii1~l1'11i.' 11a1u1-.1ll_\-_ \\'l1»;1\. 3
me 11i":~<1o\l:ir.g rcl`et` _s<111n iqllowsl
1x1c1'11::l .1ci1c.~', 5lif111cs>‘, soreness
J'"i1c.i 1111sclc.. sir:111:cd' si11e\\'.~_
Jili "L'rl\‘l<»"-tilosc ailments c;n1't
_ht t-i`1'_ ti.c r1:li1:\-i111; qualities 111'
1:111`s l.ini111c11i. (lean, c11111‘c11ic11i_
11:<11:1ic'1l. .\la<lc i11 Canada, .-\.~'l<
_\'.\l1'u_§_;'1vt for it.
‘i;"1<Lii-airnemtt
'A__,._-,liills Rain _~_y_
soc.. so.. 11.20
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Ji
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..°|1' nvs to buy 111 1111s"i'1~11v11111¢ l ,
SPECULATION 0N .~=~°»
GUARDIAN j S'   #_-'1~§es=f....__“ i1>'~2i*%
 '.1.°'.°..‘:.°:;i'1 ll PEACE BRINGS MANY JQYSS
Cash must acuqainam' 11r1.im ‘ 1
°s~T§lr2‘~5§1-
\'o<'aic1~; of prol1tbitio11 are co11vl11¢-ef] ln
PSA
Liquor Dealers Hopeful That a Way ' '
Out will Yet Be Found. T/he Sulvntlon Army has moved thutl
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The Montreal Star says: Speculu Illlckiug in courage on lim lurttletielrl.
tion regarding whnt action will be Some _oi the bravest deeds have been’
1101611 by the Fed-e»n1l Gcvernnrentand X61’
thei Provincial Legislature in regard 10 war did no sterncr fighting t.l1n11
the liquor t1'tfill'c continues ibrisk. knocking the devil out of i’all1\11 and
Montreal liquorfdealersl keep slnil-~ dolmivo llelnlii tlJ0Ul§ll 8011191111105
!n5,` and declare that they ure not that was stern enough.
losing hope, und Lbat they believe Lleut_-(‘ol. McKenzie, the Australian
the public will be uhle -to get nil the Chaplain \vho won the V. ('. at Gal-
1`1'luk or drinks tl11~y`w11nt, after May llpoll; Ptc.. Flynn, of South Wales-_
1 ne.\“t., when Quebec is to go dry who won the salue covoted honor in
according to legislation passed lust Trance, and many others who -got
_ session. ()n the other hand the ad~ |6881", l|9C0\"all0f1H l`01‘ 11015 Of l\“\'0lHm
thnt the provincial government wil! stuff Stllvatin Army soldieiu 1|re111a'1lf_-..4
LM~SlN6lNG HUN STRAFFER8_
soculled "l’saln1-1<i11ger" is no1|
i'o1-med by men who heinro the
the lighting line showed oi' what
_»    I l Minimum charge twenty-nw cours. I  War taughtus to save  qeitve
0 " AT ON' ' ' lt brought the supreme 'test ofpatnohsrn
and now comes Peace with countless
bleSSingS - ainong them _
§hredded Wheat
You couldnt get all you wanted du °
the war but now ~ our grocer can su '
the normal denmntli lt is' the some Sl\redp¢l;d
`°-";~1:§,cz_~1-591
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than the wave oi' le111po1';\11c£
, not make nny qhungu l11 the law. No wonder Sir Douglas Haig said: “l l `
(ln tho p1-Qliibmgn 111119 |1_ wa, vnlnu thairpreaeuco i1er11a11beir1g one '|
` pointed oui‘tl1at Quebec was the of the best inilueuccsonthornnrnluuii ' _
only province thu-t is now "wet" and aplritulll \vel!are of tin! IFOOPH-" » 1 \`l
th1~ougl1out" tht whole ol’ the conti The milder form nt onio11.Ts11<:l1 1 § __
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_ Wheat you have alwe_¥s eaten- clea;n,pure;
for it. Eat it with milk or cream. Salt or
sweeten to suit the taste. ‘
1 I 1 8 l
llnent must not be chleclrsd by Qu11l1ec'_ leek and olives, _ore much used by , 5 _. _ _ __ `
 flsaiust this it ls_c`11ntended that Ulf: l1‘re11cl1_,'eooks in seasoning suvnfi’ il), I"'\‘3" In CA"»'AD"‘ -'
Keep ,warm and dry-
try a pair made by the
best makers in Canada.
Red Leather Tops $3.85
High Kant Krack__`__3.65
Medium High  _.$3.45
Perfection...__.._._..__._3.l5
Feltand Knitted Socks
 _____ __ 85c and $1.20
All No. 1 Quality.
Alley & Co.
G.f;F.    l_1~ such 11. loud protest, say the liq_ "
_ “The New -
u_1v1<'r11. L1=_11s1s
  HAVE 11111111:
GOOD
- Science '
P1°onou11ced them l'1on1 the
start to hc the highest type
Ot' ophllialmic lens thc only
ophthalmic ls-ns, in fact stig-
mnticully cor‘rcct1~d io the
margin in all powers. '
-(Lorne in and we will |0ll
you all about these New
Lenses and the reason they
are better than the old style-
Whenever anything _new iS
goood on the market ‘We
ave lt." This is one reason
our Optical Service is Su erior
We duplicate broken lienses
at short notice.
H.. J. Mahon
Optometrist and Prescription
Drugglnt i
Montague 1' ri. island
Next door Bank or Commerce
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_ FEEDS  
CRACKED MIXED GRAIN
We make a specialty of
our CRUSHED MIXED
FEED, made 'from clean
sound OATS and BARLEY.
We do not cbop our mixed
Grain' but put it_ through
STEEL ~ ROLLERS which
rushes the grain flat separ~
ating the shell from the meal.
Nothing lost as in- chopping
fine. Animals get the benefit'
of every( pound fed to them,
Wholesale and Retail low-
est prices.
onion; _ag oo;
difference being that in Quebec they
puy less than a _quiirtnr of_tbt> price
for bottled liquors that' people if
other prov1noes have to pay, in midi
tion to running the risk of prosehlu
tion, ii’ not secured ‘from licenso-
rlcnlers as they do in Ontario. V
WHAT UNTARlO MAY- 'D0 V
As to the fnith tliut is inftllto llqrrof
rut-.n that things w/ill l.1ef` “ull u.k.'_'
._f111- at least anotl1e.r year to coma
‘their idea. is that the prohibition 'ol'
the manufacture and importation of
liquors imposed by the Feder11l_'fGov-
ernment wus 11 wtui measure, 1\n1i
“can be revoked as easy as rolling oft
ri log," and they believe this. will bd
done. They point out tl1at§tl\1~ Cun-
d_iun _Government caiinotflzibrogsate
thu troatty rnadc with l1‘1'an1v1- i.11 rn’
tdry" .prvinces are just as "w1=tf»' at disl1es_ u _ k _ ‘if '  ’”*""""""*""7 I ' 'l """m""   _p
.my other in reulily; that thousands -. ' 1 ' ' 1 1 1 :jf-_
'Cf "wwe me “Lung H‘l““r'_U"’ "my - essaszse' L.. '   l
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»' 1 _ ' __"‘ u- \ J I V11 mf 111 W
/~[.'i|'¢']f A'o. 4 1 ' _ ~' , I _ . 1
i.'11' "nl for
Rrjfllwa '
`1f-'-\_`~'}
wholesome, nutritious here is ndbubstitnte _ _
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_H111 period for the nzanutacturq of
_z.n‘d to tho -iinpoiitutloni ot' French
\\'i11ca, after having §111:1'iiic11d thr-
livei-1 oi' tl1o_usi111ds of'Ca11-a1lla11.~1 'tt
uphold the sanctity foi treaties he
i_w»-1-11 untions_ l1"the iinportation- ri.
l-‘ronr.-l1`\vi11e:= lnto.~i_l1c l’ro_\'_inco 'nz'
iluvlwt- is <~.11ii1'oly cut oil, there wil' _
uur rl_’c11lers. "that people " in other '
11111-11;' oi the country will»begin to sit `
rp :md take notion." f' ` : `
f 'ro wA1v oN_ _'o1'1'AwA .
The iittitudc oi’ the l'1~oviut:lal Gov `
*nment in the matter i:<.onc of
11-1111 und see." The Legislature is
_lied to nine! in a we-ck's time, and
`:t~_ session _usually lui-it.-1.-aborrt six
1111ks_ The Federal Govenixuetit is
.o ineet. in n `n10nth hence. Legislation
_gariling 1_h1- liquor tratiic will come `
_i1:1i’ore the l’rovinclul' Logisluturc to
v»;11~ds the end oi the session, ibut i'
will l1e_bro`u1ght- before the l~`edern`
s salon, with n denmnd from laboi
.::g1111izati11n1s that the sale of wine _
11.111 hem' l11~_ p»cr1ui||_od The l1‘t>.d1-rul|
G1vcrnrn<=11t has already extended
nattivo \vh11~s, even in "dr_\"' pnov-`
l1»»4-1-1. from J1rr1ua.ry 1 to MHY ll. 0114
this is taken as un indication that
they intend to make some general
lvgislatioii which will coincidc~ with
the abolutlon oi’ the bld license law in.
Qiielicc. `und which wrill place illl the
p1~.,v1|,¢¢~H Un the some tuotimx. Wl111t_
this legislation will be no one lIl'0~l
'11,;,¢¢,,, 1,0 know, although it is rum-l
:ed thai ii_ will consist of iloveflr
11111111. stories in eve-ry l-UWU f0\` the
1-11111111 of wine-11 und beer, with rigid
instpectilcn of operation. 111111 811 H50'
lition of the stores tor medical Dub
poses which have been 951-Rlllllll-\9ll ln
some "dry" DI`0Vl11¢9S- ‘md which
|m_,,. ,,|mp|y p1~0ve~n 11 means ot en-
ormoui-1 revenue to certain clkssea
ot the medical profession whose pre-
st-riptlons tor nxll kinds ot illnesses
i111ve` been all irihds of liquor, accord#
'ing to.tl}e-"medicine" which the 
lent sxpressedfa ll1*9f0|'°_l‘°° fm'-` '_'
1 1_ 1. = _J _
ro_n£|.11=.vr Ckraanmr
ohlrrtnis Ano 1111411
riorsss
§li§lill1’iin1
if you have Catarrhal Dssinen or
are hard of hearing or have head
noises go to. your druggist and get L
ounce ot.Pnrmlr1t (double strength).
and add to it % pint oi hot water and
1 little granulated sugar Take one
tablsspoonful four times .1 day.
This will often bring quick relief
from the dlstwssim hom notsoa.
Clouod nostrils should open. breath-
i_na become easy and the mucus atop
dropping into the throat. I-t is easy to
paipsm. Costa little ual is plana! to
take. Anyone who l1aa',Ca»tarrh;al_
or head noises should (tvs
im a total »
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("ANADA'S__f_ycarly pension bill is estirnated by the Minister oflTi_11_anc_c
_ "A _atT$3U,00.Q,-(lOl). _ This is a minimum figure. I-Iotv is this vast fund -to
be';adrhi’nistered P ' To _whom will pensior1s_be paid P “Everyone is asking'
these questions. Hereis the official answer. - ' - _  ~
'I'/1.1.'.'()rs¢i_¢11`r.af1`o11~;"  ' _  ` ` The ainountof tl1e_peusi1on is based on
‘?\` l1ug'e origunxizzutitin _has been built up
to huii-tile pe|1s_io11s promptl5',` smootlily,
fairly. _ _ '
At' its lie-:tl is the' Board of l’c11si<'_>1'1s
Co_m1nissio_r:1~_1's. This Board is to be dc-
\>'el'opcci as .1 1~i\'_il_ rather tha11”ae_zi'11'1ilitary
bod _1'. lt consists of tlircemcii, each ap-_
po111te1'l for tcn years, e:1cl1'dc1,'oti11gl'1is
whole time to his duties as a Uoriimissioner.
`l`l1e_ llcutl Office of thc Pensions Board
isgai; ()rta\v:1: :md thert"a`rc sc\'ent.een
brrmcli offices in the pl'ir1€i_pal centres
tirrotigliout (fri nada. An importanfbranch
is in opcra1‘io11 i11~Lon1io11, l_".ngland.
These local branches receive applications
_from solclier.=` depe11de11ts for pe11sio11s;
send “\"isirf11's" to call on pensioners in
their homes: hold r'r1`%di<:`1il r"e“i'»°_-ztaiminations;
h.-1_ndl1= co111plaints. "V
.'l"l_1e Board keeps a representative trav-
elling from coast to coast ir1ter\'ie\viug
pensioners and addressing orga11i_'/.zltiolis
i11ter<f1=t_ed in their welfare. He has z1l1~<:;1d_v
f_:onf<:rrcd with more than 30,00() pe11~
slctticrs. _ 5 
rlt preseitt 60,000 pensions arc being
atlinirnstered by  Board.  .
iieilsfozi-W/zat,ie_1`.;___  _ _
/\1 pension is not a gift, gratuity or re-
ward for-service clone. lt is conipcnszttion
--mo11ey Eaicl as"é1""'rigl1't"l>)f _Cz1nadians.
tlirougli t eir (}o\'c1'11n1cn?_, to oilsct in a
measure thc l1:111clicap.»‘ sufi`crc<l(i11 war by
1l1~.:i1' fellow-cii;i'/.c11S-»-a debt tl1at;tl1ccou11-
trylowcs to our retu1~11cd men. anti to the
dependents of those \1'l1<_1 have fallen.,
 it is" lil this spirit that Orders-i11-Couiicil
g`ovc1:_11'i1ig pensions we .'1-:1merl_ l1_is in
this___sbii‘1l that thc ll-mrtl ol l’c11sions
Comrnissioiiers adnlixiisters _thcsc Orders-
in__-_(’.`ouncil.
To /l'/1012 Payablr
 Pensions are not awardctl for service.
Hmtidly speaking. any soltlicr 1_1" ~:tilo1'
who uns disabled during his sc1~\ ce is
entitled to 11 pension--~pro\'i<lcd 111 glical
treatment fails to restore his full norma'
capacty.
tl1.¢ extciit ul the pl1`ysic.'1l'l1andica~p be has
suilered. _ . ~ _- _ 1'
.Tl1e_Pl1_vsical__C<;111dition of the clisabled
man is described _on his cliscliargc from the
sc1'vicc.by a Medical Board. Ptfiisioti is
uwn rded z1r1:<__‘»rdi11g to the amount offdisf
ablement froni which he is -then f<1uncl .to
be'st1i*l`eri.r1_'='. 1 _ ~ W
The peivciltage of handicap has been
carefully and tlaoroughly worked out for
every disability. lt is both accurate and
fair. -
The 1':lario11sl1ip between the Medical
Board and the pension applicant. is that oi
doctoraml patient. Every opportunity is
given to have thc 1na11`11 condition judged
from his point of view.
.flmouwll 0f`1'n1_\`1`on - V
The pe11sio1\_ is awarded to a soldier or
sailor so that he can live in decenr.ct>n1fort_,
_despite his l'1a11dicap. `
The inoiiey' hc may be able to earn. or
the vnoney he earned before the war, does
not ailect the amount; of his pension. The
cxtcntof his hantlicap alone in the general
labor market is considered.
l1l\'e1"y man who has increased _his i11~'
come by '\'ocatio11;\l Training will not have
his pc11si<'1n decreased or discc1nti11ue<l.
The amount of the pensionvaries also
according lo thc sol<lier`s rank: but his
trade or p1'1'1i`es_~:if_111 is iiotpoiisidcredf The
minimum pension for a totally disabled
unmarriet-l soldier or sailor of the lowest
rank is $600 a year.
f’r11..\~1`on_v /.o Dr Emir/M1/.r _ -' _a
Vt`id1_1`\vs of soldiers or sailors who have
dicd (luring or as a result of service, are
entitled to pension so long as they do not
remalrry. '
Children oi' soldiers or sailors are en-
titled to pensions up to the age of sixteen,
if boys. o1‘sc\'c11tce11. if girls. '
Pension is a\var<l_ed to the parents of a
soldier or sailor according, (a) to the de-
srrcc of their dependency on the deceased
s11f_lic1° and, (bl according to their needs.
and Jailorr. and io Ifwir de £1111?/1/.1, ws/I be .fmt lo a11yone.1`nter~
1 A complrlr .1°cI1eduIrio_1' flu pf11_11'o1.-._1- _~_~ .111/ed lo d1`m1}lr1i .soldiers I, ,
_,-" ulrd. I/»_nI_v io Board of lgnsionf Co'mm1'J.rr'onn:, Orfarva. Diudo, of
_ ._ __  - Rcpamaeeon
The Repatriation Committee 1 `_ if
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