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TO THE BOYS OF OUR COUNTRY. in Bight'
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The other leads oi! to the by-ways of “i'--_- ‘ e  " "'-  t 6 a 
Come, boys, take the floor, stand up sin. F' . l "° ‘-
manly and true, _ Where _ , -‘ " 
And let the world see what you're
going to do.
It seldom will notice iust how you
are dressed,
If it sees you are clean it excuses the
rest,
But it gives careful heed to your ae-
tron and talk.
And sfes Just the path you are go-
ing to walk.
Two roails lie before you. The one on
the right
Has manhood and honor all plainly
“I Hear Now
Deafness All Gone”
Am 'Pickled to l)-nib at the fiiiiztct-
Catairhovone Perfoiuied for life
At 75 can llesr Like
a Young Child
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"After suffering so long from a had
case of catarrhal deafness, it is no
the miracle Catnrrhozone performed
for me, writes T. Y. Wciglitnmn,‘
from l3ridifetown_ "I had dreadful
noises, a continual buzzing in my
cars. My trouble was due to catarrh
of the head and ears, and it also
affected my thront which was irrit-
Dhle ami sore. Cntnrrixozone seemed
to reach to the very bottom of the
trouble. lt cleared up my throat
Weakness, rid me of catarrh and as al
result niy hearing returned. Now at
'HY Bile of seventy-five I can hearl
like n child, and I ani thankful to
Collins' Drug Store for having re-
commended Cutarrhozone to me.
In case of deafness, Asthma and'
bronchial irritntion nothlni: can equall
(fatarrhozone-e\'ery pliyi»iciz\n and
druggist says so, and we advise our
readers to try this treatment, larnel
size containing a beautifully polished;
hard rubber inhaler and suhicient'
medication for 2 months' use, price
$100; smaller trial sizes 50c. and;
25c_ Sold by all druggists and store-
keepers or post paid from The (`nt~
arrhnrrone Co., Buflnlo, N. Y., and
Kingston, (Yamada.
,.v 3.
.-.- ,_
 Silver Spoons
ug lnives, forks and serving
nj pieces, in many exquis~ _
1., ue designs, are stamped
1: .,,i`f_§“€  ,k
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_ l34l ROQERS BROS.
M.
‘_' Thlabrrind is known as
" Ll- "Silber ?[.t!c that Wmrs"
and ifmado in thche:i\'iest
grade of plate. Satis-
_, faction is guaranteed.
` .L’ som hy Luainq bearers
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NOTICE
\\'e the undcrsigm-ri strictly forbids am
Person Or person-' from ruuni'g hulndf,
h“"l\DK» U'al‘Fl ‘K Uflfeapassing in any
wav on our premises.
Silver Tip Black Fox Cn Lid
W. M. Lea.
R. C. Lea
Brent Lea.
_l, H. Lea.
R. Leard.
T. H. Smith.
Geo. Nicholson,
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Remnant Sale
Wall Paper, at
Half Price
Parlor, Dining Room,
Bed Room, Hall and Kii.
ellen Paper.
A clean sweep of the
balance of our: stock at
exactl. .,
mt y `
._ Half Price ~
O
g 5
mnrvp-QQ
»w$nt the room for
splendid new :lock to
op€`ll€d ShOI"lIly,
wonder that I am tickled to death sul
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a‘l kinds ol evil and trouble
begin.
You would not like that. with the
shame and disgrace
To sadden your heart and disfigure
your face.
What ure brains made for? "For
use," you will say; -
“For study, and storing up know-
ledge each day.”
And what are hands made f0r? Your
bright looks reply,
,"To do what we can, and do more
by and by,"
Your nuswers are good, so keep the
, right track,
'Onward and upward, and do not turn-
back.
Your mouths shouid be clean for n
good loving kiss,
.For mother und dear ones you never
should iuiss; _
don't use tobacco, for often it
lends ‘
‘To the road on the left, with bad
i boys and had deeds,
,Which zimltvs people think, and sign
` v.'itl\ reigrct
As the step is ull wrong, and will in-
jure you yet.
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O
ow Sr-bool is dismissed-but I call
you all mine
From each <._.unty and State, so
wheel into line;
Stand firm in your places--brave.
manly, and true;
The hopes of our country are center-
ed in you.
You are ir. Life Guard-so heed what
I say,
And come nt the roll-call of Com-
pany A.
. ANN KATHARINE WHITING.
WHO'S AFRAID IN THE DARK?
“Not I!" said the owl,
And he :rave a great scowl,
And vriped his eye,
And fluffed his jowl. '
“Tu whool"
held in the city
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When we started this sale we very plainly stated that e needed $20,000~du`ringM`the
month of January and thereis every evidence that we are going to get it too. But in order to accom-
plish it we have decided to further reduce every article in thestore for the remaining days of this
sale. Every effort will be put forward by our regular staff of 22 clerks to give the best possible at-
. tention to the thousands who will throng our store for the remaining days of the greatest sale ever
VVe have gone over every section of our store grouped in lots lines' that are now broken
into and have decided to clear these lines out at less than half their regular values.
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I\lIlS WEST
ll DIAMOND WED
iiino in Plisouin
Said the dog:-"I bark -_------ _ , _ _ _ 1
Out loud in the dark.
Boo oo!"
Said the cat: “Mi-iewl
I’ll scratch any who
Dare say that I do
Feel afraid,
Mi-ic'.\‘!
"Afraid," snid the mouse,
“Ut the dm-k in the housel
Hear me scatter `
Whatever-'s the matter.
Sqi\e\xk!"
Then the toad in the hole,
And the mole in the ground,
'l`liey both shook their heads
And passed the word round.
And the bird in the tree,
The fish, and the bee,
"`hey declared, all three,
That you never did see
One of them afraid
In the dnrk!
But the little girl who had gone to
l1l:(l,
Just ruii=cf'. the bedclothes and cov-
ered her head.
-The Play Box.
UNE llilil HEHEVES
A Eiliiiil UUININE
l’ape’s Cold Compound cures
colds and grippe in a
few hours.
3 You can surely end Grippe and
break up the most severe cold either
ir head, chest, back, stomach or
limbs, by taking a dose of Pape‘sl
til three consecutive doses are taken.
It pronptly relieves the most miser-
able lnndnche, dullness, head and
most stulled np, feperishness, sneez-l
ing, sore throat, musous catarrhal'
dischariges, running of the nose, sore-
ness, stillness and rheunintic twlnses.|
Take this wonderful Compound as|
directed, without interference with]
your usual duties and with the knowl-
edge that there is nothing else in the
world, which will cure your cold or.
end Grippe misery ns promptly ani
without any other assistance or had
after-effects as a 25-Cent DHCYRKS Oi
Pape's Cold Compound, which suv
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A ctlehrntion of rare occurrence
took l>l:ice in Pisquid West on 'l‘ues-
day tliri 15th inst to commemorate
the Gflth anniversary of the marriage
oi the parents of the Rev. John A.
McDonald of Grand River, Lot. 14,
Sixty ycnrs neo Angus McDonald,
son of Allan Mcllonald of Gnrryheil-
lie, tifotland, and Catherine McGilli-
Veary, was united in the holy bonds
of marriage to Eliza McDonald, dan-
ghter of Donald McDonald of Locha-
ber anfl Catherine McDonald of Ger-
nish_ They were married in the old
St. Andrew's church by the lute Rev.
Pius i\i¢‘,_l'hee, who has long since
passed away, as have the witnesses
of the marriage, Alexander McDon-
ald, who died in Wellington, New
Zealand. and Clementine McDonald,
afterwards the wife of the l-lon. Don-
ald Benton, who died nnauy years ngq'
in (')‘hni‘l0i.teto\vn. Mr. McDonald is
the last survivor of a large family,
the best known being Nelly. the mo-
ther of the late Bishop McDonald;
Ann, the mother of the Rev. James
Ae. McDonald; Ronald, the father of
the late Rev. D. J. G. McDonald,
and the Rev. D. R. McDonald, V. G.,
better known ns Father Dan. Mrs.
McDonald is also the last of her iam-
ily, the last to cease from his labors
being the late Very Rev. Mgr. Mc-
Donald. V, G. Though aged respec-
tively S9 and 92 they are in the full
enjoyment of their faculties and can
discuss current topics as intelli29I1li1Y
as they can recall the past, loving to
speak of the different studegts of the
old St. Andrew's College nearly all
of whom have been called to their
final rest.
The day was celebrated by the of-
fering of the Holy Sacrifice by their
son, Rev. J. A. McDonald, who had
invited rran of his friends of the
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told Lorupound cpery two hours un-lclkmy and ‘nity to be present for the
occasion. Among those Present WEN
the pastor of st. Andrews, Rev- A~
l‘. Mcliellnn, Rev. A. J. Mclntlffei
Rev. P. D. Mcfluigan; Rev. J. J.
McDonald; Rev. I. R. A. McDonald.
Rev. R. J. McDonald- and Rev. D.P.
<'roken The Rev. pastor of Kinkora
led the choir while Miss Mary C01-
lins presided at the organ in her us-
ual brilliant munner and many of
the members oi the choirs of St. An-
drew's and St. ’l‘heresa's assisted
with eniemliil effect. The grand-chib
dren of the jubiiarians, John J. and
_num `nI Mciionnin, served the Mase,
drngglst can supply-nccenr. nn =--\»
rtttute- contains no iiuifiine --hnlonirs
in every home. Tastes nice.
"Justopendd up another lot of
warm hand knit sox for msn.
mostly mixed grevs. 250. 280
300 per pair. Moore & McLeod
l-28M3l.
fe.,  5  i.. _
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F1? ’/'php
H Silverware
Five-ware maize; in st
pleasing, useful nn i apmo J-
riaiegirrs for weddings birth-
Big Bsrgbinu for esfly
Buyers.
Carter & Company
d iys sud oth: r happy i \~_-nts.
We can show yf u .1 splendid
line now nl prices most unusually ll
lfnv, qualitv considered. Call in and
look over the display.
, . W. N. Tanton
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The altar was prettily decorated
with natural flowers, the gift of Mrs,
(Dr.) Collins of Vernon River. At
the service the aged couple received
Communion. Many of the friends of
the fnmily were present from the
surroundlriiz parishes. All the mem-
bers of the immediate family were
present except one son in British
Columbia. Besides Father John there
were Allan Joseph, who lives on the
homestead, Mrs. John B., of Vernon
River. and Daniel J., who came homi
from Groton, Conn., with his wife
for the occasion.
A frrand wedding dinner was serv-
ed, gotten up _ in Mrs. A. J. McDon-
ald’s best style with the assistance
of the friends of the family and it is
needless to say that all did iustice
to the unpetising vlands.
After dinner Father McLellan, on
behalf of the clergy present and the
Rev. Gregory McLellan who was un-
avoldahly absent, in his own happy
manner gave expression to the senti-
ments of the clergy and congratulat-
ed the aged couple wishing them
many more years to live. He made
a presentation of a. casket of golden
2
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coin. Father John replied for his
parents thanking the kind donors
and then read the congratulations
which were sent by His Excellency
the Apostolic Delegate, Mgr. Stagni,
vri.f.liii-'_' them many 'more years to
serve the Lord faithfully. Also kind
wishes fron; Mfg. Sinnott and a let-
ter of regret from Bishop Morrison
of Antigonish, were read. Besides the
many gifts presented by the guests
were valuable ones from Miss Bell
Gillis, Mrs. Joseph B. McDonald, and
Dr. Collins who were unable to be
present. ,. _
-The afternoon was spent .in music
and song and social converse in
which Miss Collins was assisted by
D. D. McDonald und Ronald McDon-
aid. Mr. McDonald himself showed
some of his old form at the violin.
As the shades of night begun to
fall the visitors returned to their
homes after wishing the jubilarlans
all good wishes and receiving the
thanks of the family for contributing
to the success of the celebration.
The Guardian joins the wide circle
of friends and relatives in heartiest
congratulations to the worthy couple
who have been honored with such a
long and useful life together.
"At Brown’s tonight the big 'Auc-
0ue half cent per word ouch in-
sertion in ihis column Cash must
accompany order and five per esnl
discounisllowedhinimum chu-|e
twenty-five cents
Rates for locals in Clu lo.ts-
town news column. Iwo cents per
word. net, sash insertion
-nd other news, and_hns the SWEET
hc-nor and pleasure of being the HOME
»aper for Prince Edward Island.
'Subscribers and others are asked
'.0 remit by Money Order or by Rez-
istered Letter. The Guardian' is not
responsible for remittances forwarded
itherwise than as shove. MEM.
iews from persons throughout: this
Mailed to "The Guardian News
after the events, etc. have trannolr
a moon oc s are w e
stitched and embroidered to match
the prevailing color used in the dress..
whether it is grass green, mauve,
tan, red nr blue.
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Sleeves of brocaded velvet appear
on many of the smart trucks de-
signed by Beerf In a gown of tan
silk ratlne the rather full sleeves
were of beige color brocaded with
black.
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'Tm GUSNUHU Print! an 01° H0353- Olive-green ratlue was used for the
collar. cuffs and deep band on the
bottom of a black velvet coat.
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Ask your tailor for
‘ Brinv Deep" Serge.
Stamped Briny Deep Serge
‘ every three yards.
#limi
7 o'c1ock shar B lance of t l. ’
c o ng, a s, caps and general tt.
nishlngs clearing out at your ovu
R. Beairsto, Auctioneer. 1-30Ml i.
Sale” at L. J. Reddin’s
cost. ‘
$24.00 for 18.50.
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Only-a- F ew-Days,
in which to take advantage of the “Great Reduction
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If the weather continues fine we should havea
rush as greater bargains than ever will be offered.
Just three Men’s Coon Coats left to be cleared at
4 only Men’s Black China Dog Coats first quality
4 only Men’s Hudson Bay Beaver $24 to $29.00
now 18.50, 20.00, 22.50.   l
3 only Men’s Kersey ld Beaver Cloth Coats with
.German Otter Collars---$20 oo, now $16 50
A   Ionly Ladies’ Rat Coat 52 inches long $65.00 for    '
ls “nt direct to the diseased parts by tbl  0'
\ improved Blower. Heals then eefr. _ , 
- i,‘,§_{,';‘,§§'f,,‘;‘;,§’§;,‘,j;‘§;~§,-I,,;,“1§,“,‘,?,;‘§,‘,f 2,0nly Ladies Astra Coat made from N0. I Select.
'.§.fv:i,:,_Sr.:i;:.¥,;.".':‘:..l_;;.jr.;.f_;:;: ed Skins---$7s.°° new $46-on
sulnititutes. All_dea ern or °
,, ;'!_‘9*_“‘l°,-.'i'!!'_°°_“-_':_”"'“,F=,=,m' Ladies’ Neck Furs and Muffs in great variety at ia!  29°
cost rather than carry over.
tion Sale starts at 7 0'cloclr sharp. , _ _ i Iolfor for sale my farm of 150 acre!
A few .ioiim win go .1 long ...fy for Besides the above lot of Furs the usual discount airmen on nierrynn Roan .near vic-
you can hui’ $3.50 hats for 25c_ d ‘ ~ ~ - `~ 1
lm and Tuesday suits S01 d forage of 20, 35 p.c. on entire stock of Dry Goods will continue ,forw-
low as $1 each. Remember the hour, until atufday Night- This farm won silver muh] in “'30”
7 (yclock ,.,h,,rP_ H_ H_ Browws’ 158 1012; is one of the most fertile farms -in
Queen St. 1-30M1i the Province All crop and large quant-
~nveryb<>dy is wanted today at shi  '  l “Y °f will feedhasbeen feflenthv Plwe
A. McDonald's to share in the bar-' I I - fo? years; gooll omhfrdl f°“°°d Wm*
gains offered at the big Clearing . w"°,a"d °°d“r'Au bmldlng' ‘?P`.l‘°`d‘°t°
5,,i,_ 1_3Mt,_ 1 30M 31, . and in good repair including. one of the
publication ’
he hm for hs md
Inman £u”§'.i°°i’n¢i¢ ¢i§°‘.i'»¢ su,
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" ' ' I  T' PARIS session irnrs. ` Fuies ! Faxes 
;   _ "abs propferr glioves t<;(wer:“twlthkt;l`;¢'a
The most gilt-edgvd stock ever
yet ctiered to the would be investor,
Every shareholder in this Com-
pany is niore thoroughly prlttected
and his interest' guarded than in
any other company new in opera-
tion. In order to prove this state-
ment we ask one and all .who feel
nterested in this wo nderful money
making industry to drop the un-
dersigned a postal card. We will
then com: in personal touch with
you all, and if we fail to satisfy you
that each stock holder is not much
better protected than any other
Company now in existence, no bus-
iness will be solicited- -
'Tho Guardian welcomes reliable i J w_ S_ NEWSOM’
Province. All such items should bn "Brownie tonight' Bale starts at - Cl1'l0Wl1, P. E. I-
nepe," on-.ioefm-wh, in.-warmly 1 th, 1, t P’ ° S °°'.‘.”_`1 '-='9"f“'f2iES'iPd-
ed.  Mutt. p,.,ce_ Everything g0e,,__,,0 ,.,,,,e,,.,_` | 
l FEED I
‘ 600 Bags Oil Cake Meal
(old process)
Soo Rags Bran
300 Bags Molascuit _
(0r.igina1Mola.Sses.f¢¢dl
400 Bags Cotton Seed i
Meal.
100 bags Schumache
feed (Rich feed for Milch
Cows.) ;
CARVELL BROS.
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‘__l_.  e _ -~~'~- - _ " _ _- -. '___ I bm bamsifl the Maritime 
l i ' I with concrete floors throughout. silo,
root house and a oompleto water sys
I' If Write Ideas For Moving Picture Plays! I 3°.Zi.‘;'.1.Z°*$.'3';1`.`3.?.“-‘°f3?’i°~1»-/1-»¢'
mixed farming in the province., " ‘
A180 that farm known ss‘the` Dawson
can wnm: rnoro ruxvs Asn '“"“ “'“"‘““"‘“°°“”‘°°°"“ ‘“*""'
Perhaps we can do the same-for you. ffynu crm think ol' only one good idea every week, ana will write it
out as directed by us. and it sells for on y $25. s low figure. - _ ` - < ‘
YOU WILL EARN $100 MONTHLY FOR SPARE TIME WORK '
 SEND YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS AT ONCE FOR FREE COPY OF
1 OUR ILLUSTRATED BOOK, “MOVING PICTURE PLAYWRITING."
fDo..'t hesitate. Don’t argue, Write nay and loam just what this new profession may mean for you and
your inure. -
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If you have idea:-if ymgcm think--we will show von the nel-eu of this fascinating new p nresmn. Poniiive-
ly no experience or literary excellence necessary. No "flowery language' ls wanted.
The demand for photoplayl is practically unlimited. The big film manufacturers are “moving heaven gm-|
earth" in their attempts to get enough- good pl-its to supply the ever increasing demand. They are offering SNO and
more, for single scenarios, or written ideas.
We have received many letters from the film manufaetiirr-vs' "ch as V|1‘AGRAPH EDlS0\', ESSANAY,
LUBIN, SOLAX, IMP, REX, R'El.lANCl:`. CHAMPXON, COMET, MFLIE4. EPC. urging us to send photoplsyg
to them. We want more writers and we'll gladly leach you the secret; of iiuccugs,
< -We are selling pliotoplsys written by people who “never before wrote e line for
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oldest den-y ami in the vicinity,-, his
ill suodrepair and include all necess-
house. The balance of the 
comprising £5 acres can bo purhlisied'
also. making a total of 100 
l’rovlnoe where plenty 
always at hand. ‘ , j  -_~ '
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Victoria, Lot 29. _
The
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onniuila
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all in
Sale Toda , Starts a
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