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[lied beiore the onset, Outdoors, she
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All Counterieltsylmitaztlons and °‘ Just-as ood ” are but
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Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children-Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Caswria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare-
gorie, Drops and Soothing Syrups. lt is pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. its age is its guarantee. lt destroys \'i'orms
and allays Feverlshness. For more than thirty years it
has been in constant use for the relic! oi Constipation,
. Flatulency, \YIn¢l Colle, all Teething Troubles and
. Diarrhoen. It regulates the Stomach and Bowels,
" assimllates the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Ch1ldnen’s Panacen.-The Mothers Friend.
cl.-:Numa CASTORIA ALWAYS
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The Kind You Have Always Bought
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Suits for Men
You get more than a suit when you
buy ni Tuplins- you get really good
clothes- that lit well look well, wear 3
well- and a store service that assures
cm-rain satisfaction.
Tuplixrs suits are noted for the good
cloih. the better-than-the-average tail-
oring, the individual style and really
good hi.
Some natty styles here now in fancy
tweeds and worsteds- all sizes. C811
--)ou'll Hind your suit here.
Reuben Tuplin&Co
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I ‘ and energy with which to build up
-IT PAYS to boy in this Provincon
-'ri-is uolmmo o/u|.v annum
can be obtained at Lsi!erty's Tensor-
ial Psrlours. Summerside.
--W. K. MQGOUGAM Globe Fox EX-
-R ECRUl‘§‘S¢-The follbwillg are
on Thursday evening: Messrs. C-
.-irsenault. P. Blanchard. Thomas
Lidstone. i.~‘. Cook and James Inglis.
-H.
whose trial was to have taken place
Thursday before Stipendiary Mc-
Quarrlc for setting Gres was remand-
ed till Saturday and the evidence
be-ing ull in he was committed to the
represented by C. McCallum with
J. Johnston. the prosecuting attor-
ney. The trial was brought by De-
fective Bresetz, Montreal. of the
Thiel Detective Service.-X.
-SCHOOL WORK.-The follow-
ing is the pupils' standing ot the
Lower Freetown School for the
month of December:-Grade \-'l.-
Maggie Malone. Grade V.-1. La a
Cairns; 2. Amy Cairns; 3. Katherine
Malone, Harry Reeves and George
Hammill; 2. Alfred Reeves. Grade
Ill.-1, Ruth Cairns; 2. Austin Ham-
mil. Grade II.-1. B. Burns; 2, Hil-
da Malone; 3, John Taylor. Grade
monds; 3. Helen llammlll. Perfect
nuonslamre - Anna Burns. Laura
Cairns. llurry Reeves, Alfred Reeves.
Genevieve Hnmmill. Austin llam-
mill. Ruth Cairns and Doris Jnrdlnv.
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-PROGRESSIVE COMPANY.-.
The report oi the Emerald Duiry (‘o.
now in the hands oi' the patrons.
cllcesf- over the preceding yearn. ln
the dvi: mouths which the factory
was in operalion. 202.023 lbs. oi
cheese was manufactured, the aver-
age price' realized being 14.40 cts
per lb. and the patrons were pnld
at the rale of $l.l5 per 100 lbs for
the milk supplied. Many of the pa-
trons supplied large quantities. Mr.
lbs.. the value of which was $523.72'
$507.81; \V. Il. Alaync. 32.081 lbs.,
$382.59; .\lrs. John liugbes, 31,647
lbs., $370.76; Emmet Hughes, 29,-
873 lbs.. $353.73, and a great many
others close up to 30,000 lbs. The
farmers of Emerald and vicinity ap-
ot the company and patrons alike de-
serve p. great deal of credii, for mek-_
mg this one oi the very best paying
factories in the province.
-SCHOOL CLOSlNG.- The exanr
iualion of the North Bedequc School
took place Thursday, December 23rd
A number oi rate payers and a goodly
number of ladies graced the occasion
with their presence. The school was
examined by the teacher, Miss McLean
Mr. Jas. Carruthers and Miss McLean
of Lot 16. Painstaking on the part oi
:he teacher and diligence on the part
oi the pupils were clearly in evidence
particularly in the case ot the junio
0185808. thus showing the superior
er. The examination proper over, th
entertainment came on in the shape ol
it lengthy programme, consisting o
rem-itations dialogues and choruses.
The little ones acquiting themselve
admirably. a flavor of Xmas came in
the shape of well iilled bags oiggndy
and a liberal treat ni' chocolates to th
Esther Crozier came to the front an
read a well worded address and pre-
sented to the teacher with a well filled
box ol stationery. who made a suitable
reply. Singing of the National Anthem
brought thc meeting to a close.
Advice to Dyspeplics
Well Worth Following
in the case oi dyspepsla. the appe-
tite is variable. Sometimes it is rav-
enous, again it is often very poor. For
‘this condition there is but one sure
remedy- Dr. Hamllton's Pills-which
cure quickly and thoroughly.
Sufferers rind marked benefit in
day and as time goes on lmprovemen
continues. No other medicine will
necessary to convert everything eaten
into nourishment, into muscle, tlbro,
the run-down system .
1
the names oi’ the ten young men st *-PAV UP--Have your been ro
the recruiting meeting at 0'LearY ‘lend “"1” 7°" `°°°'""' 9°” due? ,_
Have you M111 it Ol' made Buy ll* edgrlnsndmplled prldetully. Hecht!
rsngements about payment? Poni- Ye may say't!" _.
Gottel. Peter Gallant. H. McDonsld. “ve” °“ 1118 llth. your non-appeal'-.
James Noonan, A. E. Griiliu. Leslie “M0 olllsos your sceounr placed for
-POLICE COURT.-James Cahlll`
_]_`.oi the eye is also injured and it
l.-1. Laura. Burns; 2, Lloyd Sim-‘
mum charge, tweutylvo esuts.
collection. KENNEDY 8: C0
bert 0‘Brlen. Elmsdaie. met vb
'ing a. tree when a. piece of a lr
branch new and struck him in l
be saved or not.-H.
-INSTITUTE MEETING- Th
in the hall on Wednesday.
were exchanged A paper on T
Bums_ Grade W___1_ Genevieve present. The subiect for next meet-
ing is “The Requlsitions of a Livin
Room."
IESTERII PEISOHILS
-Dr. Champion. Tyne Vallc'i'. WH
in Snmmcrside Friday.-li.
ilcld, were visitors in .\‘ummcrsid
on Thursday.-H.
-Messrs A A Mc(‘auIl Ellersll
among ihoso doing business in tow
show an Increase in the output oi' on 'rhurp,r1gy__}{_
. . . ._
-.\l|ss Maggie l., (iriihn has r
turned to Kensington alter spendin
in Glengarry. Lot 7.-H.
Ronald .\l<-Donald, 42.518 lbs.. -Mr. R. ll. Morrison, Summer-
side. who has been laid up for sev-
eral \vec'ks with a. fractured ankle,
was able to be around the streets
for ihe first time on Friday.-li.
-Miss Ella Sillipbant returned
3e;1r_to ialixe a keen interest in the Sussex. N. B., on Monday by th
arymg in ustry, and the managers steamer Stanley, after spending the
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TWO SI MPLETONS
(Youths Companion)
wits and great folk. the town with
volume D. Macleod lilalloch has gl
Glasgow.
9 pond(-nt over the omissions and mis- .
I lakes that he too often committed.
One day. going unexpectedly into the
stables, the master was amazed to
S discover him dangling in midairat
the end of a trace. the other end of
8 which was buckled ‘round a beam. The
~ . spectac e was myst fy ng but no moro,‘
vmuors' Master Guy Mccmm “nd msg since the end attached to the pendant
body was not about the neck, but!
iirxnly buckled about the waist.
"What on earth are you up
now?" demanded the master.
0 Pl (,lll"l0\l§
zones. “but I couldna breathe."
veried from his suicidal intent ev
good nature suddenly iorsook him
Why not cure your dyspepsla now? 1"! UP 8 10215. l1ll‘B9~P1‘0lll0d f0l‘
Gel Dr. l~lamilton's Pills today, 25c.
,Jock launched himself with u howl
L _ W .--_‘ l per box ag an dea|¢rg_ rage In the cook's direction, and she
sninelna un FAT
BY c0|.L~r- H\c\<E~f
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~<ou've New up so *foo sT»:~;;ED BY <.0\_\_~r f
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Cub must seeompsny order. llini- md
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0'Leary. 6397-l~4nl6l.
--FAI NFUL ACCIDE NT-Mr. _alfr-
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-Mr. and Mrs. D. T. lions, Bloom
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and Alfred Adams. O'I.cary. were
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Sllliphnnt. Sum-
Side by side with anecdotes of its
history. British or American. rarely
fails to preserve and cherish tradi-
tions ot its simpletons. In a recent
en several such from the annals of
A Scotch gentleman of that city had y
" in his employ at one time a simple-
minded groom faithful but for (rom
Work bemg ‘mme by the present teach" in-xelligcnt. who was frequently' dos-  5  
Letterheads. Law F actums.
Statements. M env Cards.
Noteheads, Handbills,
Gum Labels, Envelopes.
Law Blanks, Dodgers,
Post Cards, Posters,
Wedding Announcements, Blotters,
“l'm trying to hang myself. sir.”
said the mun wearily bln respectful-
ly.
“Then why didn‘i you tio the trace x
round your nc-cl;?" inquired his em- `
pl Y . , ~ .ly
“I did try that way once. slr." rc- Q
spondod the groom in discouraged Q
l-ie was unbuckled. scolded and di- ~
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the aiiront; also his chivalry. Snatch-
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and and the
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She felt that
she could run no
htehtl prongs were
mail; over- ilowor bstlnymstioy, nu.
her end
longer. and
--“A RINK TIQKETJ'-» The use ot st her beck. when s dub or native
a mm; 'riekgg veg nogmgy exercise writ came to ber rescue. Wblrllng
¢hm¢e_ is guna” Agent in smnmgr- and lots oi gooisprt. For sale at about to face the trsltlc uvanger.
.m,_ ‘Charles R. McLelIa_n's “
‘she put bor srmn sklmbo sud with
her hands on her hips called to him
with s laugh sl he came up:-
ll- "lun, Jock. thst's been a noe!"
Jock dropped the fork with s pleas-
GOOD FOX BTQRV.
Don‘t you wish you lived in the
B Peace Riven district or thereabouts?
very painful accident. lsst weak while At least, I think High Prairie and
working in the woods. He was limb- -Page my" 1,", someghins m d°
e
Y with each ’ other, and It is a High
Prairie story l have just heard. lu that
h
S _ g . ,_ , , eye. mmeung s bm gash. The pupil mm :here is high-hearted woman or
upreme tour: (or tria Cab I was is the “me of  h Runge’ mm de_
not yet known whether the sigh! Will sired to visit her relatives in Ontario.
However, her husband, like many oth-
er good husbands. in the year ot stress
0 1915, (or is it 1916 by this time?)
regular monthly meeting of the Mis dial not possess the money for s ticket
coucbe \Vomeu's Institute was beid eastward, and so the lady put ber
the 5th western wits to work. Feminine-like,
1uSY~ T110 8012106! 101* this 1116911113 she setatrap-not for any human vic-
was “The Preparation of Sunday tim- but tor something that would
1_ Anna Bums; 2_ Jennie Bums; 3_ Dinners." and some good rec_1p|iS‘realIy pay. with the result that she
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caught a silver fox This, at least. is
e .
Care ol Household Plants" was also the story my Edmonton friend tells
read and discussed by the members me- and she is a lady given to re-
lating furry tales. Of course, you
g know that silver foxes are just about
worth their weight in gold- and so
Mrs. La Fnrsnge has several hundred
dollars to the good. enough for her re
turn ticket and for s pussy willow
5 tclicm. trimmed with lace, alle:-noon
` ggwn, and Que gf |_\;t:EE DSW VlS0l' _'IRIS
which make you lock like n knight
_ of thn olden tlmc. She is in Ontario
8 by this lime, nn-i, perhaps, at this ‘wry
moment she is down town turning
some ol that silver fox money into a
gold-colored crepe de Chene blouse.
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the Christmas holidays at her home Genglemen,-Theodore Dorais. a
.customer ot mine was completely'
cured ot rheumatism after five years
-Mr. James McDonald, Glengarry,| of suffering, by the judicious use of
Lon 7. is receiving congratulations M|NAR|)'S 1,]N|MENT_
upon his appointment as police olli-.
James McKay leading with ~i6.93?.`cr~r :ii ’l`ignish_-H,
The above facts can be verified
by writing to him. to the Parish
Priest or any of his neighbors.
A. COTE, Merchant.
St. lsidore. Que., 12 May, '$18.
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Then insure in good strong stock compan-
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slmpleton. one Jock. assisted cook -
1; in the house of Sir John Maxwell. Q     
was diverted from a much more vig- ;
strengthen the stomach and digestive °1`°“9 “tempt at 1U“1’d¢l'°\1S 19501111- A
organslure or. Hamiiioms Pun. 'rney 1” 11 ~l1SD“w whh we cook on some,
supply the materials and assistance D01!" Of duly. that hlgh~lp1l‘1¢\!d D91" _
sonage. had so tar forgotten l1erseIi`
us to hit him with 2. shovel. Jock's -
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