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Shoe Styles
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The newest colors. lasts, and E
patterns are her'e-
Sea Gull Grey Kid with high 5
Frenclr covered' heels and the
Drown shades in itoyal Purple,
(`.‘-her-r-y, and Golden Queen are
most popular this season.
See them at \
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Family Groups
The holiday reunion offers an op-
portunity for having that group made.
We are equipped to produce the
hes; in groups and lndivldiial por-
traits. V
We oifer a variety of styles and
sizes.
The Cook’s Studio
Pictures of Home
l~`olk
Carry warmth and comfort to the
heai't of the soldier. Malte your ap-
pointment today at ,
The Bayer Studio
A l LYUN, Fllldii-
Good Photography
Moderate Prices
Personal attention to Amateur
Photography-
107 Queen Street
- .’lT PAYS to buy in this Province.
, » .°MR. HAROLD P. GORDON IB
;ll:;5veG€0!'Setown Guardian represent-
' ..*CHURCH CONCERT.,-The Bap-
:tlst Church. Montague will hulil ti
-roncert on Monday' nigllt, March 25th
lhe children will have the principal
_hart of the progralnnle.-'l‘.
..“MAlL lNTERRUPTED.»- Owing
|10 the snow storms, Montagile has had
"0 Wgiilar mail t'or over u week. It
remiriils people oi' olden tiiiles before
the Car Ferry was' rt reality and be-
fore the mnii service was complete.
but although snowstorms have their
dlsfldvuntases. they also have their
advantage. for the people of Mont-
ague have surely had a good time
snowshoeing for tho post week. Some
took as long as n ten mile hike.-T.
..**SELLS FARM.-Mr, Agustus
Brothers, Greenfield, has disposed of
his valuable farm, and intends leav-
ing shortly for the (‘-anadlan West.Mr.
Brothers thinks the \Vestern climate
will suit his health better than P. E. i.
comes first and natural things served.
.\irs. Ilrothers and' children will re-
main at home, until Mr. Brothers
sends for tllem, or at least. finds out
how he will like the change.-'l‘_
§ and although he will 'hc greatly miss-
, 'ed in this community und in church
ey 0. a'cir'clos, everyone feels mrin's health
..*|NSTlTUTE MEETING---On Fri-
Irlay evening 'March Sth the Elmira
Women’s institute inet iii the school
house. Nine lneuibers were present.
After the reading and adoption 'of
inirllites nine pounds of rolls were diss
posed of among- the members' for' spin-
ning and knittlilg.4’1‘llo concert was
itllcll discussed. it was decided to hold
it at North Lake liali oil Monday
Nigllt April ist and if Moiitluy night
is not lille on the foblowiilg niglit_ A
very interesting paper “Co-operatioll
hr-tween homo alld school" was read
hy .Vlarjorie Fiuiscr. The meeting was
broilght to a close by the National
Anthem. Next meeting was invited to
the home of Mrs. J. F. l\doi'i'ow.
"ill" FUR SURE.
llilill Fill---AH!
‘°Tlz" is grand for aching, swollen
tender? calloused feet or corns
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il IS THE
“itsowinc now’
THAT COUNTS
Many dissatisfied eye suifer-
ers are finding Satisfaction
Glasses at our store, who have
tried elsewhere. .proving our
motto. "Knowing How" is what
turns "Failure" into "Successs"
Try us for “Expert Service."
H. J. Mahon
Opticlan and Prescription Drug-
gint
Montague, P.~E- |-
\€/../ ge.,
Ah! what relief. No more tired fcetf
` rlo more burning feet; no more swol-
llen, aching. tender, sweaty feet. No
linore soreness' lu corns, i-allonses.
lllurliohs. _
I No matter what ails your feet or
lwhat under the sun y'ou‘ve tr'ied with-
r
ont getting- relief, just uso "’l`lz."
“Ti1." is tho only re-niely that draws
out all the poisonous exutlatlons
which puff up the feet. “’l`iz" cures
your l'oot trouble so you‘l‘i never limp
0,- ,haw up you-r face in pain. Your
shoes won't seein tight and your feet
will never, never hurt or get sore and
swollen. Think of it, no ll10l‘0 f00l
misery, no more agony from c0rl1S.
callouses or bunlons.
Get ri 25-cent box at any drug store
or department store and get instant
relief. Wear smaller shoes. .lust once
U... ~'1'|z_'l Get a whole year‘s foot
comfort for only 25 cents. Think of
it.
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..°TWO.CENT8 PER WORD ea
h ..°Mr. Harold llynes, Montague,
c . . _
“memo” mr advertising In this not but now a teacher in the canadian
umn. Cash must accompany ord
Minimum charge twenty~ilve cents.
..~1'. o. 'lvzs is the Montug
Guardian representative.
..¢GONE WEST.-Mr. Milton K
er( West. writes ironic. ihui he ls deliglit~
ed with that part of Canada. Mr.
llynes is doing well financially, and
has gained nlurh in weight and his
ue , health is all that can he di-sil'i~il sirliro
he arrived there.--'l".
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nedy. New Perth. recently sold ‘lie °' Mr' om Kay wh" was “mm
farm. and has gone to Canadian We
t stayed in Charlottetown last wr-1-it rc-
B- . r. . . ' . 4
His wire and little iamii rernalaeii at ‘“‘“°‘- 'mme "`h““"l“>- "“‘“*‘. “’ “"
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home until the weather will be ple
train service Mr. Kay was ohlio'-il to
as' .- . .  .-
amen for u,nvemm!_. Mn Kennedy." be conveyed over tht road lr_\ tram
has lived in Boston for a number
years, is coming home, to take
and the trip i'rom (‘h'irlnttein\\n it
.. M.. 'illciiias liiil_\. loinleliy cm-
ployvfi with the Moniiigue Furnishing
t‘o.. hut now in l-lnlifax is expected
home .Eastern on a visit to his wife
and |’umil_\» here. Mr. <'ill-ry is a zinc-
-/,
\\'ili‘il the other' to-llrliv ceases to " r'///'r'
 f' K/ .igl
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ler. and illake-< regularly ,$4.50 pci' 
day :intl ii’ he i-iii \\-uric .~\‘i=l'iiille his ~
p.i\ riills ill rho rli~i:iii_\' ol' $7.00 pei'
iili_\.» 'i`. -
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'l`lli\ \\f.rsr feature ol' :i il|\'orie is ` 
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thai ir iisilaiiy rt-srills ill iwo more i" lui,
iniir pianos. i w _
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l  E  . 'e ..*Mesnl-Is. Frank McLean and Rus-l Montague cost him ia the vicinity otl ' ' -
ll wilili , G et ld ilt $10.00.-'r. /..  rr
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BOYS! $10.00 cash to you if you
solve the contents ot the Soldiel”|
Kit Bag and mail your answer.
\\'hat has ihis soldier in his Kit Bag? There un
uw-4-n things he ml-ee a_vwiy to war. If you can
frrtrirc them oilt and prove that you are the intelli-
gent boy wr- want lo do ri liiile ciuy wolk idtrr
si-liool and on Sniilrdavs, you may win n “(1.00
Sp(-vial L`.i~lr Prize. \\'i- will also give you the
opporiirrriiy of winning ri i-li-ri~r little Shetland
l'im\- or $ltl0_il0iii rneli.
lsr--.'...;. <r up “ill i~i~nii you Free 10 copies of ilu-
iiri--~i t`.iil.iilinr| \\'i~i-ki; 3\l'¢gir.zini~ you e\'1.~r Kuw-
il.irirly inliiiiri-il tori-r~i and illiisiratlolls-good
_lli»iiti_r_r_,1p_da_rrfi_t-les about Canadian peoplt-,ca.rmons
and t-diioiliils-jiiet the magazine every one lun
Iwi-ri wailing fur. Your friends and nrinhlwia
villl like it so much that you will have don-in and
dozens of tiisiomers very qiiirkly. You lull the
wil topics of Canada \\'eekl,v at SC. Path and have
.‘illi~. capital. nil your own. hesirlu pookrt money
i~.iirlillus t-ri-ry wwk. ,
"'°“‘“"’“"““' M” "“"° “‘””‘““' “Z3 ' " ` l‘.‘.‘."":‘.‘li‘.'.  "`*    iritr-l"-':°;f.."e‘h»i"s‘1.’tnlt"-arm”.ir"unlliliis'°s+.‘z°tftr7“r5‘”"tm0.
up - _‘ i - " -.Sf--Y.; '
farming ln i\ir_ Kennedys stead. and 'L ' T' ' ' _T W Y _
thus help as a producer and war win-
ner.-T. `
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time in years, was -almost two weeks p Has Opened at Grand Mere, Que. ~ 
without mail. On Tuesday night
when the srloiv on the Montague
branch made it doulltflil how soon -
the train would reach the County .
capital. Mr. Prank Salmon hnrncs
ed up his horse and drove. out to
meet the train where she was -stuck
near Brudenell S-iutzlorl and brought
the long desired mails back 'with him
Mi'. Salman desires great credit for
his prompt action.-G .
..*RESPEC'TED LADY' DEAD.-F
rs
The death from pneumonia, of M
5.
William McKinnon Killnliir, took `
plncc lust Saturday. Mrs. McKinnon.
who was it sister of Mr. M. (7. M
Gowan. the well known merchant oi'
that place, was ill, only about one ~
  nd Financial institutions
from the 'island hastened home in re
ponse to a telegram, and drove all the
way from Point Borden to Kilmuir.
9. distance ot' more than seventy miles r
arriving just before his wife pass
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into that Great Beyond. Much sym- `
patliy-is felt for Mr. McKinnon and ’ . _
his grief stricken family in their sad
 “HOU '
..*WELCOMED HOME.- Oil Wed- _  Y
nesdny March 6, another of Georg
toivu's heroes returned home from
overseas in tile person of Gr. Barlett
. t ' ' ‘ ‘ Il
Minr eldest sou oi lvlr. .ind Mis. Ja
es Miar, Burnt Point. Gunner Mia
spent some months in act-ive se-rvli
in France, where he received a se
wllo left this province as a nlonib- '
er ot’ the giilllairt . “9Stll" Batter 
‘re shell shock, and was removed to
hospital in England, where he receiv-
ed good oare and attention. A sho
time ago it was found that he was
unfit for further active service, t`or-
a time at least, and 'was aecordinglyr
n
invalided home in order to recupe
ate more frilly from his unpleasa
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OU are men and young men of large affairs or dealing in large affairs. _
v- If you are -not already ~wearing Made-to-Measure Garments, you should,
To Employees of the Banks  
they improve your personal appearance and give you standing among men with
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whom you are dealing.
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All men if position should, and usually do, wear Made-,tg-Measure
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experiences. O wing to the eondit- ,
ions of the weather the number of llis‘
friends to welcome him at the stat-
lon was not very large, but never- '
theless he received a warm welcom
All his 'friends jolil -in wishing tl
returned hero a. speedy recovery ot'
his health.-G.
.."'B. i. S. CONCERT.-The lrisll
Benevolent Soc-let ave their annu
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entertainment on iliohiluy, in Souris
The play “F‘ight.irlg for Freedom" was
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e_ Spring' Suit ordered through this House.
one which accorded with the thought fvill get fafrifquality, S¢y1¢_ gt and f:mish_
uppermost lrl the mind ot' nearly all
our people at the present. time and tho
ictors found a sympathetic audience.
Tile weather which up to sunset had
been very blllstery cleared' up, and tile
hall was well illled Those active in
getting up the entertainment were u
der the great disadvantage of having _
most of their former associates all-
seut through the many calls for wal'
purposes. While ull who t-ook part did
their parts well it might not be amiss
to lneiltion Lieutenant W. J. Chevel-
ir~
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Suit 0r Overcoat
Made To Your Measure
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who acted the part of Horace i~‘lll~
more and Miss Anna McDonald that
of his daughter as also Art McDonald
as son of Mrs. Mason. Stage manager
P. A. Scully had not forgotten the part
expected ot' him. intervals were matic
interesting by the Orchestra led by
Mayor' J. E. McDonald. Miss Mary E.
McDonald accompanist always fills
the place assigned' to her to the full
satisfaction of an audience. Miss I’et~
ers of Rollo Bay certainly as a new
‘lgure of the musical community ren-
dered some pieces with exquisite skill
President M-r. Patrick St_ John grate~
fully acknowledged the generous pat-
ronage of the audience. Following is
the cast_ Horace Fillmore, or’ Nash-
ville, Tenn.-W, J. Cheverie; Winl-
fred, his daughter,--Miss Anna Mc-
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Q we would strongly advise nook.
Illlllllllll.
ing your orders' for
Seed Oats now
Heavy Recleaned and Graded
Banner and other varieties of
white oats, also ole Island
sleek ami- sliiek Tnrtiirlan. all
island grown, our Seed 0l‘l I
are sold under Government ln-
epectlon.
Banner Seed Oats
(imported)
Choice stock (pure and HUG '
to name) a number of cars DOW
on the way from Ontario- .
Sceil Wheat
White Fife. Red Fife' MIK
qule and Colorado Bearded. A
of the best quality Drocurablo. B
number of Carloade to arrive
iilior-ily. solo in any ¢l“““°“Y
from a bushel to a eerloedr lf
lowest prices by us and *Wg*
one hundred Merchants in P. -
island.
Seeds and Feede
Carter&Co.l.til.
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HIGHEST PRICES PAID
FOR
THE MONTAGUE FURNISH-
- Mqntag-ue, P. E. I.
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l’arkmanfs__
T Montague
Where You Get
handle the most difficult
cases, with best results.
MONT AGUF
Donald; Richard Sheldon and Vinc-
ent Lathrop, ln the government sen'
“The Same Good M
Quality as Last Year
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Garments. This the largest Made-to»Measure establishment in
the Dominion; guarantees the satisfaction and quality of your
t English & Scotch Woollen Co. Garments are made of rich soft.
exclusive materials of your own choosing---each garment is skil-
ar fully cut and carefully tailored to the exact- measure if the
man who is to wear it. Expert tailors will see that you
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Trousers
\\'o» urn wlmvilug'
i-xci-lvtioninl ual-
ues in niltl trun-
srrn lrnni api-i»i:il e
trouser lrngllls.
us iliiliiy of the-te
vlnxhr- are ~lin\\ii
in iery liinitril
iliinntltlni, we
\\ll| he nlllltrd
to ash ciiatoiiii-re
for ll si-coliil 
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SPRUCE AND Fm Loles d lor; Violet Mason, her dang-liter;-Miss
Loaded on cars or delvere Annie Mcponpaild; Arthur- Mason, her
\\\§\iIOA at mill at Montaxlw- Tonly son-Art McDonald; Fletcher.
Telephone for full information. .and Monah. nozroes 0! the Fil|D!0l`9
ING C0., LIMITED 'eant Gloail. Orderiy Stark. o lthe Con-
vice-Geo. McQuaid, Geo. Piorce;Mrs_|
Mason of Chatta.nooga-Miss F Flsh--
lloiisehold-Wm. Keough and' Les
Cheverle; Lieutenant Forshay, Ser'g~
federate Service-A. Perry, C. McCal-
iilm. A. Lavie. Stage maneger, P_ AJ
Scully. Accompanist-Miss Mary Mc-
Donald. Lerirler of Orchestra-J. E.
Mebonnld. Property Man-A. Lavie_
at the Same Old Price." 1 `
YOU want Made-io-Measure Garments, the kind worn by men of standing in this
community. You can have them without denying yourself any of the niceties of
good tailoring. and a_t the old time level (Lf price. -
We 'want to emphasize the fact that our inside position  matters pertaining _tg the
manufacture' gf woollens early, showed us that there would be :il pronounced scarcity, with
--C.
Fiisnzllii l>lsilsoiiili.s
..*Mr. Hutton Dalziel paid a visit
tof Brlldenell on Monday.--G.
..*M‘r. John Hemphill, Burnt Point,
was a recent visitor to Brndenell and
vicinity.-G.
Ome - ii vid ti..liirvel»e rr
plght OVCI' Rnd you wlllxdhlerll tdnthglg llldlmvlss? thll-ough elllntella,
agree Wllill US that We C8-l‘l‘rl\\'e much improved.-T.
the result that we immediately placed all Mills supplying us. under blanket C0ntr2Ct.
insuring us an abundance of the new woollens embodying all that is new rand good for
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ing the public the best eye est nm.-o. ' - J -
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the Spring Season, but at a price which will enable us to present unusual values in Made-
to-Measure Garments that are both smart and individual-the equal of which cannot
be found elsewhere at anywhere near our price-a visit today will convince you.
P y ____ i A I ‘ od
, ..*Mnssrs. Wlalter -Dalziel and Gor-
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sive you- eyes- CASTO R IA i zz GREAT TAri.olz ssors iN CANADA = ;
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