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LIFE F DDD »
Physicians speak of fat
food as “life food ” and say
that all children ought to have
it in abundance. They clinch
the argument easily by calling
attention to how naturally the
well-fed infant thrives upon fat
food-the fat which is in milk.
Physicians say, more im-
pressively still, that weak,
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thin, nervous children Musr
have fat food, and recommend
Scott’s Emulsion. It prompt-
ly returns sickly, backward
children to rosy health. It is
the life of flesh-creating food
and keeps the scale of child-
health evenly balanced.
-Being prepared for easy di-
gestion Scott’s Emulsion is
readily accepted by the stom- 1
ach_ and quickly passed into ‘
the blood. Once absorbed, .
the system soon feels the in-
fluence of the new force.
There commences at 'once the
repairing of wasted tissues,
the-'enrichment of the blood
and the strengthening of the
whole system. Any child who
needs ‘more and better nour-
ishment than it seems to be
getting from its ordinary food
will be greatly benefitted if
given Scott’s Emulsion.
Will sud you a sample [ree upon request.
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Granby
Ovcrshocs _
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One, two and three
buck’e for men. _
At $1.50, $1.75,
.$2.00 and $2.75. _
Button and buckle
for women. - I
At $2.00, and $2.25. 0
 Also a 'ow Over- _
~ Shoe for Men at $1.25 1
-For Women at. $1.00. »
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MORE IS & SMITH,
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C wrler Queen 'and Richmond- Street
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|ian’s   ilvarshos
With one buckle, heavy weight
wool lined water proof $1.50.
Ideals $1. 30.
‘ Beauty fine quality one buckle
waterproof, wool lined $1.85. _
Two buckle overshoes, water
proof, wool lined, $2.09 and $2.25
a pair.
Manitobas two straps one buckel
tomiiiigh $2.75. '
Fine quality light _weight
Granby three buckles,
we call this one the Monitor'
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* 5 _ ' S- N-CHURCH CQ-fl.,
K¢nneth J; Martin' B A WholesaleCommi.ssion 1"* __~_,   _  __ 
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0FFIGE‘_°Bn'°°s Building' Consignments soiiciled Daily ¥e'a|’ns l &U1mnaEEe.tEE lv ments ` ' l E S eel stencils '
sommooid i>.n.i»i <1. _ .1 . _ ' I I  ; “ ’ ‘ L 0 2-PP11¢2f1°11 o iff... .1
l'S e an nzoeonandwxm , ‘_ _ _ ',l_29eod_&w3m ` '  _N,°_h29e°d&_'3m‘ goat' ?¢l’1 Bali ing
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'mn f-.UARDIAN cHaa1.o1"rEToWN, Piuiscn ,BDWARB ISLAND. JANUARY 22 zoo;
IHE ClPIll'_
lll THE WEST
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La test from Summerside and Miss Louise Bremner went to' Sim-le _ _ I 
_ yesterday afternoon on a few days visit. _ ' ;~ =~ _ !
Prlncg Countvi _ George Wakeford of the Steam Navlga- _ f ; ‘ i i
___ I tion wa’s a passenger to Georgetown yes- 5'_ " ‘ _
terday afternoon. _ 1 _ ' _
The Stanley is still ioebound off Sea
'Cow Head..-tf. ' _ . _
Tim cents will admit you to the news
paper social in Epworth Hall to-morrow
“Xb t- ' who had his hand crushed while coupling
Rrmmmm aio “Y” mooring mio after °°=°= at G°°fs=°¢"° °° M°°fl°! li im
noon at4o'elnck. All members are re"P1`°"i”5 faplldl-7° ,"N`°hb°'.l°° *en Pmkem i i _  'E 
"“‘°°"°d '° "° ""°’°”“' » ‘- o nous.-» Arthur Poms, Booj. Roger-_o,_
Tan W. C. T. U. will meet today at 3 p
m. Suij ct tor discussion “Reasons why I
am a white ribboner.” All are welcome.
The annual meeting of the Summerside 9°l°tl°“ 95"” at Q“°b°° in the "nut
Preshytery Church congregation was
OF _ PERSONAL MENT|0N.`
Hon. Beoj. Rogers, will come to the
Citv from Albegton tc- day.
Stanislaus Blanchard was a pas songer
to Georgetown yesterday afternoon.
A. S. McNeill of Ricky Point, has re~
turned from a short visit to Alberton.
George M.Phil1ips and Mrs.Phillips who
day on return to Westaelrswin, Alberta.
have been visiting in the city left yeetcr-‘ it I »
George Ryan of the P. B.I. .Railway
A1borooo,ood John F. when-, ioovo-this
evening for Ottawa to join with the
Colonial Premiers in presenting there-
Conierence there. _ _
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held in the church last nicht. Thomas W. R. Euio.Porn:Hi1l, Grand Masifea-,I ' ` ' '
E. Ramsay was chairman. The reports 02. Benjamin Rogoro,sr.,ouo»1onotowo Don
the different departments all showed a puty Grand Manor, Jw” S_Ramgey,°'g| Y “i " _  ` ,_
nourishing condition. The report of the Summérsidm Senior G,-and W,,,den.8nd _ . 1 l‘ _._
B°~°~1 of Manners read by Wlliwi R. M.Jounsioo ofcrorioinoiowo, Junior .>f‘ = 1,
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ei ~ ' S110 2d 8- WWI IP 2°” f1`0m B1 Warden of the Masons are in the eastern
P1.'.._ic S l ifllldlllg mlSSl0D fluid! Of $2792.-_ part gf lhg I5]_ar|(] iggpeigting the Lgdggg
11 Bl 11 d £0581 expenditure of $2900_-62- in at Souris, Georgetown and Mantague.
which isincluded a debt of $400 carried
over from the previous year. The follow-` _'”_*"_"`*--` 3
ing were elected the board ot managers
niomoo E. Rimioy, wiuiom séoworof    ' Tliousande of ends of all kinds of  meréhandise ends left over
R.C.ML D.G0d Al d """" ~‘  3, ` _ _` .
c eod, r on, exan er
Alter, Wm. Jardine. The salary of the
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Mrs, A. W-fddell used Dodd’s Dys-
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WSICP RSV- Df~ W- H- Sinith pepsia'l`a`olets, hasLost Her Dys- 'busy montifs selling' i
was by a hearty motion passed
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H ` = e ever think of _ ' ~ `
MUT|NY,S___A_Y CAPTAIN. charging upthm magma M when my We are still selling At Char1ottetown’s Busiest Store. fall Winter
Fam. Rrvzn, Mass., Jan. 18-Captain M 8Pl'i3lZ_` fl‘¢il\-*-he Sl»°l!\&¢=ll- ` ' _
C. Tomlin, of the Jacksonville schooner If 95° 390138-hh doe! not do its work all 33% °° d1SC0l1IllI
Fan sold, mode an exon to have his moto, nronerly-dixest the food nrooérly-the
cnar1oss.sr.oom, and ini-oo members or necessary nourhhmmt H not annulled to
_his crew arrested today for mhtipy, but the diderent organs and the lattefbecome
mop noe waived joiiofuooioo. sooruy- hvwlrid °h¢=°f"\\°\\\l¢ 0° “urls ‘ `
lafter Mate Sieeves made a ccmpl-Lint' I-5° 393535' W9 “fl *Wk IIIIUGI ll. "l
aga‘nstC»ptain Tomlin for assault. . WWW, ` ' ' » _ 'A  1 . __ " w
Qin .nmmnu aaigomo. noe_ 'o nnpopoa 'ration si-| ,_
_, __. goat the food and the body supplied with
the nourishment it requires, does its work
An artist says that nothing is more
tiresome iifhis profession than to hav
somebody with an untrained eye pi _
out a commonplace bit of landscape and
say: “There, you ought to make a pic'
ture of that!" »
Writers often have to endure the same
dull commonplaces. “Now, don’t. you
put me in a book,” jocoeely counsels
some dull son who wonl  il'
in pki-int. 8: another potfoninngly ro
mar
“I’veIm.nde notes tot a goodt manly'
things' mean to wri e up some imc.
I don’t use them, I’llrlgiye them bgzo yogi;
Such material is '”'e y to o 'e
sort contributegbiby an old guide, wuhg
said to ri in cam r: ‘ co
give you gsoinlile storiis thagewould make
your hair stand on end.” '
~ “Good for youl Give us one DOW-"
~"Wei1, here’s nie 'best of ’em. One
day I_ went_out about nine o’clocllE inntho
mzgmthfll fuiiigt a n ar' »
“No,_ sir! Next mornin' I went out
about the same time, an’ I shot mother
cinnamon h’ar." _
“Weill” ` ~
*'We1l, air, next mornin’ I went ou)
nn' shot mother eiiinamon_h’ar.”
e sia and Found an Ap =tife
troubled with sleeplessness and generally
'un dowr. Bit th n
Theremedylsto havethetoedproneriy
ily easily The headaches dis-
appear and the tired. restless reeling with
them. Hrs. A.`Waddeli, 34 Simcoe _Si-root
Hamilton, has proved this. She says:
“I had been troubled tour years with
heavy headache and heartburn. I doctor- ' /
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unanimously raised $100 making - ` _ S3.l€ St2.l’tS TU€Sd3 9.111131' 11 mgr
his yearly salary $1200. Votes of Some 'p‘ople have Dyspepsia and do not y J y zot and wlu be  every ket
thanks were tendered the Choir and the know it. They `l.n"o v they have headaches, ' ' `
Board of Managers for their services. that they are nervous and _irritable, ~ throughout  m0Uth-1
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cd with the beet doctors, but they tailed _ *
to help me. I commenced using Dodd’s _
Dyepepsia Tablets and soon found I was
cured. 
“Ioan noweatbreaktastln the mornings; ’ _ _ _ _ ’ *
befone»Ico\‘|1dnottouoh_ahih¢.”.  f f ' ~ ` I < 1 - - _ ‘~
_Affood ine noomooo solo or __~-~-_________-.._  _  ___ _ _______
27 s F 5 “ I
P3.t0l1’S. _ 1 "ff '   ,  ;~-   ‘_1 :"'_f=~ _~i~"`I`_ , ww*
_ Romoooisoio nowioo of    ,FENf“” ‘"2 “E°
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Rowntree s Glycerine and Mint J ul uhe cox nssrou HRRUIANT
' It you care for quality remember  I I
_store when buying drugs.--Tho\ Hedioal °*°°°‘|°°°¢*' » 9
_Hlll, J.” G. Jlml¢80l|,`Dl'\1|lgi8|5¢-' y ll fd _‘ru   mm.
'Ali I guess tu! Ain’t» tldtmakesalsmoandcomplete iineotcnny-
enough!"
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Wanted.-An experienced saleswoman
for Dry Goods store. Apply by letter to
P. 0}oBox 253. _ _ _ _ 22 <1 3;
Bntterick Patterns hr February and
February Fashion ,sheets now in onook at
Carters Bookstore. in si
combs, which taxes the capacity ofzau
extensive and modern plant. Nothing,
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Rodd’e,Gt.George. »`2Sd8landw,li
Smclts and Eels a specialty. ° , 1 , ,
_ All correspondence roin tlyfansw-red stencils sent on application
S. B. ‘v£1I§’..E:‘§? '  so Ns
Boston,Mass'Transfer Agents
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Reference D ’ B  f'Q` ° ’ ._ I A  .  
National Bank. _ unns or ra__s *ee sagenties and _Fulton  _ __ _ _ __  _ __ _ _ _ 
_ no oiiawsmoa. _ _ _ _ _ _*_       n
5 I HN _ _iwio|osii¢.£¢iimnswo2. 5 D°°'°“ in
no soi¢%°“°’  In ~"°°*“ k1»h»ffrhIwniS=i
lillff BIDS..     “hs  fl msl_anlSil1fish SM °
Allmade by the Granby Over- Hg'3   - I - I " °         A J
0_ consicrm nfs soucsreo. Pnomrr R_E'fu|rN$._ __   __ '_Qk¢r_1, _`   ___
C  ...;.....   BOSTON-_
M76 Afl§lié*¥“mé'B0ST°N llonsigmnents Solittte
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Consingnients solicited. _ _I
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il|iassho.v harms M
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' " Beckman Street Side.
Boston  and New lark Ahanisi|naiis'Ff‘-*$11 l"iS|1»   _ .T
_ .................. _  _______________________________________________ _ ___,...,. _______ _,_ Smelts, Eels, Lobsters and NEPV YCB.
Consignements Solicited _ Prompt Return
Robbins do Mull;  Fmgs ”° SP°°i‘““°°s" HW* ““"°  °"”
3 _ on the p emis§
105 Fulton Market New York V full" ns” “nhl   tion to h;ndle`ai1s;:dal:iridg df
Wholesale  Fish Dealers _ 1<°'=4'°=°='i='i'1'i='~'i”i-55"' “MM ' _ #WHY S¢“S°”
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_ Everyone is
F- o Ksénizv e co '»f»‘§‘o.‘.‘»".l.'.i...'.'i.
_eh un.; ._m'°_ ,_  _' ’ _ N_ew_YorkStamping0o.-Thlscompany __ HeadT_ Wharf_ ,  I
Suocessgrsto
d‘y» ‘nd 
Wh°1;“1° °°°;=;1{:°;_1°£n1;¢a_1_';fS and BECAUSE PEOPI.B
l\0WOY¢r, has given them ouch, _promin--I 2°’ "°" *"4 " "‘~ ' ii X337 5 S905 UID(
ence in the States _and Canada ae their _ _l th¢Y5°¢ if-'
Retorm Curryoomb,which has had an enor~ 2 
moon mo. Toon- io pouring moooroo-  F
tured in the world to take its place for _
can-ying horses. For sale on' at C. E' Smelts and eds a S ity
wsoiaoio commune; noqen new srhppo ` Harm nu”
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Just arrived Hinto :Eie¢‘:n:loli'e to
MGNEYI T0 WAN- .38 Beekman St. New York "E"""9"'S'- 0  if G#f°f“1 =‘f°mi°“ *°”=*11¢°“Si2“i i Dnelyirfifdms Fletch r’s Piano