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jA¥TlARY 2"» 1917- _ 'rum oHAm.»o'r'i'E'row1~i GUARDIAN PAGE
Y'>'.m\FRm1\os sm im, ,,,,,,\““,,,. . ~  ‘ 1 1 0   -_ T  0   
anvtnivtw you ‘mn gi"
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Make an auouiiiiineiii today. Q
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The Cook s htudio Q 1
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New DtsP'-sat _.... ` `i=iIit\-ml “‘dn°°§da5
_ \. wiiiidsiy night.
5h nf lit ti iiiq Lialnfe
Ph‘|\o2fapl|5 ||\. huw ;i|‘_l fav( '
The' business man who will spurz- u ' .. ` _
few minutes of his time to the plioto ` ll Q‘f|i‘|llV 5-"ill'\Dl-
§1'BDh°1‘ Df l0i1l\Y Will plcuse his mr it-rits _style 3]; | 2.; 4 |__
tire family. '
His portrait produced by ` 1 ‘ N ‘Lum ti it.
liricc $4 98
present day methods r
l1\ViL'l'US LUOT5 f..»
o piioio
graphy will be an i\.it-t-,l.,_t-
surprise-Its done so quickly und
I1. ‘-\`0l‘a 'e :i‘iou' ihfet
uiitiied p ire li.,ugh
clearly. Make your appointment 10.
lforc ihc adv:ir.ct-, ..i.i
day.
>t»iinpcd_ $600 the old
rice, ihi~ iSihe girati-st
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THE BAYER STUDIO.
liar” 
l8n’t it   alueiii`L`..iia<l>v, ine prtS~
augndgd to your eyes  nf Drice Iii ing .'li7.5Oand
‘ 8.00 your ciioi rduring
he sale ....  ____ ._&S60ii
_Our counters are filled
ith bargains.
Call and see them.
` wi-: ARE A1' Youn senvice  C0
Whethlfr it he eyeglasses. or spec. 5 155 Queen Sr' 
tacles e cap or high grade, or me ely -lv'
a quiék repair’ we are best eqmpfped`.//IlIII¢T'A\\\\\\_-llWi
in this district to give’ you prompt'
and accurate service,-and be you
rich or<poor, you are assured ol’ that '
careful and conscientious attentlonl
which your eyes dese`rve, and by tho'
constant rendering ot' which we have'
gained our present ligh stundi ' ~ _
the community. I ng m (1-mtl Photography
Our s-tore is xi permanent institution _ - .
in dyour, town. We are not here to-day, M od* rate Pr"“es`
an gone ounorrow. We are here _ '
everyn;tnay,us;nd sttund ready to adjust Pefsnnal lillelllloll (0 Am~,
any cu es t at may arise in fut- . . -
ure. lsn't this service worthy your con- “tear Photogrdph) °
slderation?
H. J. MABON ~
Drugglvt and Optician
Montague. . . . P. E. I Ph0lle 684°
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For many years they may have se
ved you well-but d_o they not requii
ii little cure now? You know ther
is the question of preserving the slgl
for the future. and this should be
suttlclently grave matter to warru
your serious attention.
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..* IT PAYS to buy lu this i'i'\‘viiit-.c ..*TWO CENTS per word ouch ln<
' sert?nn for udvertleaing in this col~
..°T. GORDON IVES is Guardian umii. Cash must uc:-onipainy order.
representative lu Montague. Mliiliiiuni charge twenty-tive cents.
..*MR. R. H_ HOWLETT is»Gl1sr- .HSPECIAL SHOWlNG.- The St.
lun agent for Annandale and vicinityilnitiy .' tiny miiiiiiliuii tied lwoss soc-
iiety Ilivcugh their l’1r>sl1lc1\t. Mrs. R.
..*RED CROSS WORK.-» The lust liaiiccn ure- doing ri fipleiitiirl work
shipment ot’ goods made by the Geo- for Patriotic purposes, tho lute-.t voir
rgetown Branch Red cross Society tribute liein ga box iii' sol-lzs, the wi-.
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<‘l‘\1~1iSl-011 Of U19 l'0l|0Wh1I~Z!'- 29 ont) this winter which liz/cv i`o”i\"-i“{il'.
lfliukl shirts, 92 Pyjuinu suits. -l iicrlwiil to l't~.|it_ \\'¢.i\ Sl-aiiloy in l"r;iii<-r-,
` ""'f*~ 24 DFNTS £00219. 57 U51-Till .»\ii\'i!i;; the ri:-;‘.t `ilii\tor:; \'»'t.'c uiiic
Sliilli. l`-' 11100 CIOUIB- 48 Shevilii 34‘tet‘n pairs ol .‘-:ol-its and two pairs of
rest nsdii. 108 pillow sllns. 4 iiai\s|w:r.~tio'.s trifn si. i>otoi~.~i' is.i_v, zz
w'istlets. 2 pairs mttteirq. The haiid~ [mrs of 5031.5 um; Iwo pam, 0_-
nalnterl picture. douatcfl by Mrs- <‘abii~ iieid; foul-too" piiirs or ‘=m~i<s
Frank lllacdotikld of Georgetown. and nm] two ski-.ins yarn l'rf\':: .».liiigi:ll.
tteried by the Refi flross Society in i'hu~~cii iiiinii anti Miiinmi. anti .$5.45
fl ol’ the Real CFOSB \v0l”k \‘fL\S W011 in cash which was usctl iii buving
Miss Hilda Barnes of Geor_';oto\vn. 50(,;(S_ ' `
other ltaioei- Named M,..,;;‘_'E §.°°'AL_ /§..~°.E~““TAf~
- pic .sr i.il .uid eiileitaiu-
*-* :nent uiiiior tliif au.~;pi¢'r_~s of tim RQ.:
(Spe(_~ml to me Guardian) ` ;‘ro.~‘s Sm'irtt_\,' \\';is held iii St l’r-tors
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MoN'rEv1Do.- Jan. 27..-; ii i= l,'.""~ "Q ‘,‘.“’ ,‘.""‘ '“ "‘i“ "" “le "0""
reported here that-mg Gm'if"”I'; m.i|(.i0_:' jifiliiiiiitriiaiiiz i~ii\(;i;:!I;~!ilnt'1‘l’  
        
but the Cap Ortegai. a liniiiliiirg f,;" 5' if ,`"':`.. :fill "3": g"`l“‘ Th” Ui"""
South American Liner. The (Yup ,""m,`=`.'“i'  'fi mf M,"` A' Bum'
(T-itozul. is said to have evnded thc fiiilriuf `w'i.=“" if 'ml 'm‘."~“ “ml m"""
l"'ili.-th tiect after leaving l-laniliiirt-I  ",fimlI".`H,' ,"7" 5'°‘l_°;,m h‘""“` "'_“‘l"
ln disguise. According to this story i.".u.II("._i,_t‘.(  .UI $`\.‘..:vflS l"""l'7“"l
the coiivcitcil liner captiireil live 11'” ‘T   "('\n'.i'"'" M '7""m fmmlll in
llrltish stuainers \‘.'hi<~.h had \-ail?d [psi  i»,)‘\' 11.' `\' D` `\Ii'l"“'“"' SL
from the River Platte and tools-‘them iiixm-h.`.-1'\l.!...‘l" _. "H hh" |"'"g""“'"."`
to u port on the west coast of Al'ricui,]| ‘tm"Tl"` “‘§‘”\_’.‘(' carrwd Om ‘fn UH*
where they were arnici and manned f_.a_ fl  '“""‘“m Mrs' H' '\“"U""
and thou started out to rail sriiiphlligidill Ld .I M . on  Img' 'mm _[hu-V wonm
_ [Hive ti r.oiiroi'l treo troeii aii_\'
routes. . ' lteilgnililt (;f.;,,._ N0 on _mm mh they
'*-’”"__l""' ii et heir |ii'oii:i:;o li- :iviiif our
c1\tafl`h3|DE8fl_!¢S$ l 3lIl10lBCClll‘€d ot' thc- best <‘oiif~ci-is evui? Lzivuii [in St,
l’ntei‘s. The l`oiio\\'iiig, row;
local applications, as they cannot reath the H H mm
0 iw: f ' . ` `\\';i:i i'cii<idi'<-rl. tlioiiin' -l » \ ‘- 
| f h ‘Th _ 1 3 l A L ioiiis l..iii.i
A. E. LYON, Studio -:'.;S:.‘::f:°'.f:.‘::.'::’.i.i° i.:.i:;.., f.'.‘..'Sr.r.t‘i:e.,iil.i...  i.. ii...  . -.
i iiitls (’.ill. 3115.4
constitutional remedy Cata_rr_hal Deafness is Marloii .\'l<'i.00rl. .\ii‘.'. l~.‘. ii - 1 ~ I-‘
rw' l°i..““.@"“.;r.i.”l...°‘i~".“l‘;'°i.t.t"itisfz.‘:: iiimit. w ii...-...?.... ..- “’.f‘.‘..'$‘ 1..;.'i
inn 0 e ius _. ~_ ,_ ' ' '-~ _- <.‘ 1
is inlilamed _you havesrumbiiiig snguiid or im ii. Mchccrl, Address by liieut \\. l\lr--
gertfcthenriknz. anliiuwlijieaéit r1:_;\;l;lY‘ilg§§g;,LQuec-ii. Flag lirill and f-liorus lit- its
; er .nssie m  ._ N . 
caenul-zligasfglttired egnrl this tu_be icstoied to itsimll” “nd 51-‘* h‘.‘.'-"- Ml-‘iii |<0Il\l1 Allllcr-
normal`condition.hra(ri‘r;gIwillbedestroyiia 1(2).-.liifiii plgyoql _tho niiiiiic. ltei.-itatinn, th.;-
e::~;;-.....‘.zi:..:".:.°i.‘....;;:.ri.:a..i.‘:.“S.;‘...ii;:1r~1' '=i:~=~=~~ ri -mi Mc-<‘=~i~i~
mucoussurtsces. Hall’s Catarrhtmreactsthiul"Q10 by “`v5llf@" U\|l`ll9ll9 (9111-'01‘0l|);
'“:.°'°e.i.i"..‘i§'a::°a::a£z:.'.s§t.:‘;'=§,r‘§.2"i      the  
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 Queen S* caseof Ostarrhal Deafness thatcannotbe rurcd rs’ H' Ku"C`"" Alma Hansen' L."]1"
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ibyHall's ciatsnh Cure. Circulars free. All llrus; 311111101 5011. |"l0l’i it* M<:Ewei1_ M1-A
g\s's. 75c. F. I* CHENEY& C04' Toledo. 0. i.loy<l illtvhliveii. liist riinieiitai Iiliisil'
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The Easi¢m__ Guiminmp l"i|iPpy nail" pity
     aislisii iiiliiiiii
Wuril roiiiiig that the bfiri~i ol' Nu. 5 or(
272ml Sitcgc ilutt0'r_\' while not iivglocl-i
ing: their p:'iiiiur_v work oi»ca1-iloiially
"lighten their t;isli" with ai gziiiie ol'
Eiigllsli llligliy. A team picked from
this. Battery and 2.'71lrd ironi liulifux
iii-vcptoil the ;:aniiilo'l tlirowii down
lip.- thc 2Sl’st trriin \Vt\l¢;-s. Although tie
t`i»iit<zil hy the Wclsliiiifsti tho boys feel
1-iiiilldiziit of their ability to wln tinil
alter soiiio pi'zu~ti.~=ing intend to cii-
gliuif tht-li iii-igliiioiue again. A game
lictweeu No. l Section and a comliin'
ation_t'roii`i Nos. :i and 4 resulted in ii
victoi‘_v for tho liiitm- 3-0. V
Lille up No. i:--Urs. A. Sleeves; J.
l\lvl\'ciimi; l’. .lit-Kriiiiu; W. l‘i-aswell;
IT t_'ras\vclI; (`. fluutlot; E. Bcaiisto;
il, ii_\'riic»=; (`. Hickey; J. l‘. (‘lnrlt;
li. Lea; `V. S<.'hurniaii; F. Mrziienna; 
Fieitiliig; G. Mcl{en‘/.ie. l
No's. 3 and 4:~H. i\lclntos»li; li.
Brairsto; W. Dunn; W. 'l`. Dawson;
Sgt. Campbell; G. (`i-alg; G. (’onnors;l
N. I). (`nmpliell; J, I-l. Mt.-Kenna; (`.
Gallant; l<`. 'l`aylor; A. llnnimcl; E. A.
I(t=opii\g;; S. l"i`riil`it_
-_..._ .~`.._.,.~.,,-..,-..-.»_.-¢.--.~.,.~`..,`,., ~v.~
li__\' \\ lliivliiiiiiinii. iiiili .’\l=ii'i0i\ Mc'
l.i~iid tl~iii~<i“r<li; Solo -and \~lioi-its
ll<i_\-4 iz-:` thc King ii_\' Bliss Marioii Mc
lmiiit, .\lrs. li. lliiiwlottc. l-I. l2\iri|1‘lll~.
W. li1iril<~tt<»_ F. (`la_v. ll. Mimcotl.
ti=iir°r_‘i‘1‘ill: ltfwitiititin liy \\'.|iiirilrftit':
l\i:ilii;:\il‘. liciil' as ii post by Miss l~`loi'~,
rio .lil-i<l\vuli. <lla<l_\'i=: !\ii-Vallniii 1\irl|
liliiyrl.M<~l'I\'.'t-:i. lint: l"£;>.'e.~s Miisir tw
i.i~»ii\ .\ii-Qimu; iii-.mifiiiii lip \\'.iii»¢i"t
italic: Sfilfi the Maori ii_\' il. Illvluofirlii
Ulm; and cliorus (loud iiizcl; to thc
lloys fit' tht- Allif-..~: li§.' ;\‘isi. M. ).l<~~
l.e-oil iiiiil Mrs. _l<},V_l_)i3i'i`lt~tt<‘. l-I. itur~
ill'l.l<\. \\'. l¥t\t'rli‘t,li~. l". l‘l:i\_ ll. .\l<‘-I
licod li-iicnrrdi. ’l`hv !li<.-.liliinil l¢`liii_':'
\va.~: lhcii danrccri by .\ir. .laiiii'.~'. lliiii-
izan' li. lhie graiiil niiisiv ol' the pi|iu\‘
liy Lciiit. W i\lrf(Juf-vii. The patriolif:
ladies lii'liti;{lit pits \\'hit‘ii with ii sali-
ot` lioziii- iiiudo i-.aiid§.' and pr-.aii|it.<_‘.;-
niuiiiiii-il io $40./l0.'l`lic t"ritci'tuiliii\eii¥
was in cvciy way u lirilliuiil ailaif
aiid iiian_\' tliunlts are expressed to tht
Stritthcoiia and Duiirias friends who
were instrumental in making the pro-
tlriiiiiine it spieiirliri success. Miichl
r~i°u1lit is dur: Illiss lllarloii Mchnr-'l
who |'iiini.~1lii».l su(-li oxcellt-i\t iuiisit-
GIVE MF. A LHANCE T0
CURE YOUR RHEUMATISM
F' F? E E
l\lr. livliiliu look lilis"'?5'Wi'i"'¥il7!ilffl\\i¥»
it i:iir¢-it his i-lit-uiiiatism uftc-r iw hull
suffered tortures for thirty-six years.
l-lo spent thousands of dollars' before
he discovers-.l tho reinedb' that °"|'”°d
lilzii, but l will give you st benefit- Of
his experience for nothing .
it you suffer from rheunmtisin let
mi; st-iid you u package uf this reuicdy
iibiaolutcly free. l)on'¢, send any mou-
oy. l want to Hl"0 il. 101011- 1_want`
you to soc lor yourself what. it will Ado.
The piivtiiro .sliows how iiiciimatisin
twists and iii.~\torls thc- liones. hlayho
Volt arc suiloriiit: thc same way. I)on’t
‘Yun loirt iii>l.d iii. l have the remedy
that l holievc will cure you and it’s.
_votirs for thc ziskinili \Vrite ine today.
pil. Delano, S00-.\, Delano Bldg.. Syruc-
use. New York, and l will send you u
r,~,.,. priclcziffo the very day I get _vour
einer.
also l.<‘liil . \\'. .\li-Qiivcn for lioiiiir H0
Patiinlil' as to ilrivt- from Mtiunt Vor-
iioii to help mtl the ;:i‘r:at <'ausc. 'l`l\n.
cutcrtiiiiiiiiiwil was vlost-ii li_\' siiiuiiiil,
“God Save tht- Klutz. '
' <\ 1 I i
itival Londiiion
(Special to the- Guardian.)
1'.-’\RlS, Jun.  The l`h1iin'oor`
ot' deputies has passed a Bill authoriz-
ing thc navigation under the Pr(-itch
iflag ol' foreign shipping on i-oliditloii
that the vessels are engaged in llic‘
naval ilefeiice of i"raii<~c-.
Professiooal Cards
S. S. titssiziii
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` W. E. Bentley. K. C.
uarrtutere :md Attorneys-at-Law
Mono, lo Loan.
Office-Banu' ov ~ s. cvwifobefu.
Charlottetown. i‘. E. L .- --
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Ntinhfls l 0Uff*'
*nrriniwl :nd l'"\"'l°Y'
`_____,.». v... ii..-_ guns in -'tunnis
»u~l'~ YO t0AN
LA, N¢\__q|»n_ K (,.. .Donald Nc*‘.ll\lr'!f\
McL£AN a |.icKiNté¢)N
Ilrrlltlw. . . »'\'\¢7"'°°)"'*l |-M"
wviti tum !tiitu,. -"l\nf\"t"'0*"!
WARBURTON I SHAW
Bsmten. Attorneys. Notify. |’“lt~
ue. Etc.. Solicitors tor Canada Bunk-
ers Association. Bank oi Montreal.
(buds. Permment Mortluae 0orD0\'~
Alon
onion-oia oumuitn omce. Prv
"eo Block. Cnrlottotovm. P. I. l-
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I. D. STEWART
Barrister Solicitor and
Nnt;\r\' |"UhliQ _
Office Ncwson Block. Charloft¢t0\‘vt1
Branch Office. Georgttown ,
Money to Loan on Real Estate
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400 of the Wor1d’s Greatest Songs
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Ch’Town Guardian
JOE MITCHELL CHAPPLE’S
400 songs selected by more than
20,000 people all over the world.
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Prizes Awarded by
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vatory of Music. _
VICTOR HERBERT, one of Americas ‘l
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G. W. CHADWICK, one of the greatest
native .American composers, and .
Director of the New Eng and Conser-
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` Over 400 Complete Songs Over ' EV
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Music ' Page; ‘
The Heart Songs of 90,000,000 People
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.
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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 the distribution of this unrivalled song col~
‘ lection will bring more happiness into the homes of our
Readers; will do more to make them attractive to young and
old; do more to inculcate a love for music; to soften,
elevate, and refine the home life; to cultivate the nobler,
and higher virtues of the fireside-than any other means
we could adopt.
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Favorite songs from the song-lore of the
English Irish ~
German Italian
French Swedish
Danish American
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i Filled with the memories, the longings, the regrets, the hopes
the fears, the smiles, _the tears, that make up the wan
and woof of human life-with all its changing lights ang
shadows.
Scotish
Spanish
Norse
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C More Than 400 Songs '
EVERY READER
Over 500 Pages
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Arranged in Lower Key l
THE only songbook written and arranged in low key so that every
member of the family can join in the singing. Many pieces harm-
Onized and adapted forthe first time to mixed voices. A veritab'e
treasury of words wedded to music that is not fora day but all th
h for some. personal association; some
}§Vh§a§di(I?Nih’el§0?;f2ome li fe-lasting effect; for the haunting
beauty of its words; for the lilting music of its melody. The
familiar songs of the long-ago, that are treasured in the
FOUR YEARS of song gathering to obtain the correct words
and music of this unrivalled collection-many of them
Folk songs only here published for the nrst time, Other
never before found in a home volume. The real heart
heart forever. -
songs of 90,000,000 people.
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