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W0men’s and il
Growing Girls
Gun Metal
Boots '
'Only $5.95
See our window for the ne -
est boot showing- the fashio
abln Military cuban heel f
women. This is the greats
value offered this season. A
izes.
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FAMILY GROUPS
The ho'iday reunion of'er
an opportunity for having
that group made.
We are ~quip.Jed to pr
diice the b .~t in groups ii-
iridlvidiml p- ii I rails.
_ Wi- utter a variety of st
les and sizes _
The Cooks’ Studio
Pictures oi Hemi
Folk
Carry warmth and com
fort to the heart of the sol-
iier. Make your t1PPoint-
ment today at _ .
'flied Bayer Qiudio
_ _We thank. ou r
Customers for their i
generous-patronage
_during the ‘ Pa s t
Year and extend ti-
all our sincere
Wishes for a Happy
a n d Prosperous
New Year.
W.N_. 'l_`anton
Professional Card
Dr. Clift
CHRONIG DISEASES
CUl'tATlVlli TREATMENT by tii--
inonth in advance, Victoria Hotel
Charlottetown, P. E. li.. Canada.
HOURS, 12 to 8 daily. Now.
2466-2~‘lM3mospd.
_*__-1_
5. S. Hessian
Barrister, Soiioitor,
Notary Pubilo, I0-i
MONBY T0 LOAN.
Montague, P. I. I.
ie » _-_-_ -_. _ - ..
J. D. Stewart, K. C.
Barrlister, SoIi,ic:)t_ii>_r and _
01500 Nswagn 3iook?Ciiae'lottotowv~
Bi-anoh__0ll'ioo. Georgetown
Money to Loan on Real lstato
McLl~.AN & M¢‘KlNNON
Oarrister Attorney-at~i.av
larrietors Attorneys-at-Law
Oilice Royal Bank Building
Charlottetown. P.lll.1.
|iicl.EOD & BENTLEY
W. I. lontioy, K. 6.
larrlstsr and Attorneys-at-Law
Money to Loan,
Oflioo-Bank of N. 8. Oiiamberli `
Giiariottetnwni P. l. I-
MORe0N & DUFFY
larristera and Atornoyl
lolialtors for Royal Bank of Canada
HONEY T0 LOAN.
i..."t*..i'.i"l“°" ‘ '.l‘?.`1'; ...
. no o -
“°- lm. souiiiioriuihi' anim anis
Association. Bank of loiitrsal, CW
2: Psnssaat Horton oiirporar
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 True Shaving Comfort
____ Every man who uses an
_  A\lf°S_\l0_P Safety Razor is
 loud in its praise. He'a
 proud_ to own one because
__ it is luis beat friend.
1 It matters not bow ten.
is der your face or how stiif
your beard. the AutoStr_op
_ will give you a clean, com-
 fodrtable shave in ghgi-r
ig o er.
 lt is the only razor on
_ the market that aliarpen_a
~ iisnown blades automati-
` ’ ca y.
Guaranteadto Satisfy
 Complete Outfili
 $5.00
Gi-up

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- . AT ALL STORES
 Aiiiiisii-op S_if9iy Razor
 Co., Limited
»_'-;._'g.____ B337 Duke St., - '|'al1ah.0a\,
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»_..__._\§`\ _ soqrl.
.fits 
l. E. LYON, Studio
Goo Ph to _-replay
I M -dr-rate' Pric;e_s.~
Personal atten ioivtv Am-'_
iiteur Photography.
Phone 68-J _ '
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- .3  5' "__ '___   aifai-is1_~'(~
..°it psye to buy in this Province. '
..°T. G. NES is .the Montague
Guardian representative.
..*MR. HAROLD P._ GORDON is
th? Georgetown Guardian represent
ii ve. .
--*AMONG THE. JURORS from
Souris attending the ‘sitting of the
supreme court in Georgetown this
.."‘HAV SCARCE.-There is con-
siderable scarcity of hay iii Eastern
Kiiig's. Prices- ranging from $20.00 to
$22.00.-(‘.
BALVATION ARMY REST NUTS
~ SUBSCRIPTION LIST
lflndlzn Condie ofthe Salvation
Army. Charlottetown has received
the following contributioriis to the
fund for the purpose of increasing the
number of tile Salvation -'Army Rest
_ii-guts at the front for Canadian sol»
ers.
107Que_en'St. " I
Carvell Bros,  .
J. T. McKenzie 
G. F. Hutcheson 
.iames F. McDonald
C. H. B. Longworth
G. `D.. l')eBlols .. . .
.laines Paton, M. L.
M. McLeod . . . . .
..
ll. H. Jenkins 
Dr. J. H. Ayers 
J. O. Hyndinan 
Frank Renouf 
Fred Renouf  .
J. T. S.   ..
l-iermaii Feavyour .
W. H. Cudrnore 
D. ll'l<-.Keiikie 
D. O’M. Red'din 
Colonel Stewart 
i-l. S. MacLeod . . . .
il. M. Chandler 
D. E. . . . . . .
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E. H. I-iaviland 
H. L. . . . . . .
. .
E. T. Higgs . . . .
. .
Mrs. McKenzie
Miss E. Lettliey
A. W. Weeks  .
G. H, Taylor.  .
J. E. Bell  ..
Auld Bros.. 
Oliva Fyfe 
Mrs. F. Mclicod
Mr. C. _H_; Black
Rogers Sumarah ..
_Miss B. ~W_h'i'te 
i\Ic'Donald* & Ro
c ti .
Mrs Igiiocter _. .'."’. .
A._ Furbish . ..?.
Mrs Wiilliams ‘ . .
Mrs Barr».,'. . . . . . .
Florida Spurgeon 
`Mr. J. ~-Andersoili. .
W. K. Rogers  .. ..
C. H. Chandler .... .,, 
R. Bearisto . . . . . . .
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Royal Edward Chapter..  U
Col. F. S. Moore   ..
in memory of my brother 
Mr.J.Agnew_....  . . . .
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Mr. L.. White;-_...   ..
Mrs. F.  Hai'tloi_'_d".. ..   .
we-;_\Vood-_worlring _
Mayor- G. D. Wright . . . . . . . .
..$5.00
5.00
5.00
000
3.00
2.00
1.00
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1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
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1.00
1.00
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1.00
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15.00
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-i-oiiii   $110202
W
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Say ond have proven with
their own stock that they have
the -Island's greatest Condition
. .-Powders. Ii. gives horses a
I good appetite, glossy coat,_looae
I 'liido and healthy appearance
' which helps the sale of your
I stock. Its effect on Cattle,
_ Pigs, Sheep and Poultry is
i marvellous.
Besides Ellis’ Stock Food and
remedies, we carry the follow-
ing: Royal Purple, Pratts, In-
ternational, Dr. Daniels, Colum-
bian, Granger, Wondbury's and
l"endleton's.
Come to our store for infor-
mation regnrding your horses.
Ellis’ Pharmacy Ltd.
MONTAGUE
l
mmm
l..ens Grinding
Do -You Know-
That we operate the only
iléepshgginding Plant on . ~
. s . _
That we e_mnl0Y is skilled
Suriace Gri_iider, and are
_.daily gilndini from the
l rough glass-t e most com-
plicate kinds of lenses ?_
_ These are facts, which
'_m¢gn a good deal t0_ the
"Glass wearing public. doing
` away with the annoying
_delays caused by sending
away for special lenses.
Send your glassevin by
mai, you’ii get them bac
-_'-promptly and in perfect con-
dition.
Cali in and look over our .
plant.
G. l". Hutcheson
. _
l  rsh; russia i
1 _  sans onset
-___-_-ai-
s -'”.f:ii<imotliei°'a Recipe to
i'_ “-1) Tack Color and
Luuirc to Hair. -
That beautiful, oven sh'ade_of dark,
glossy hair can only he had by brew-
ing ii mixture of Sage Tea and Sul-
phur. Your hair ls your charm. -lt
makes or mars the face. When it
fades, turns gray or streaked. just; an
application or two of Sage and _Sui-
phur enchances its nipfpeaiance i1 hun-
dreii-fold.
Don’t botlier to prepare the mlx~
ture; you can .get this famous old*
recipe improved by the addition of
other ingredients at a small cost, all
ready for use. It is called Wy'eth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound. This
can always be depended upon to
bring. back the natural color and lus-
tre of your hair.
Everybody uses “Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound now .because it
darkens so .naturally and evenly that
nc-body can tell _lt_ has 'i;cen___ applied.
You simply dampen a/sponge or soft
brush with it and, d'raw this through
the hair, taking one small strand at
a time; by morning the gray hair has
disappeared, and after another appli-
cai/lon it becomes _beautifully dark
and appears glossy and ilustroiis.
This really-to-use preparation is a de~
lightful toilet reqiiisite for those who
desire dark ‘hair and a youthful ap-
pearance. lt is not intended for the
cure, mitigation or prevention of illin-
ease.
. _ , _
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When you
Want 0
 ° .k ' k
...‘i§i`.“..‘.‘-i .l”.§i.‘i.  
---Lasting sat-  
---isfaction
---At. low charge
oN -ANY'
Plumbing i_ob_
Get in__-touch with
TRAINOR
so can i='ro_i~_i sir.
Phone 398 J
 Optometrist and Optician
l\.s.noi
._._°TWO CENTS PER WORD esnli
insertion for' advertising iii this cel-
umn. ` `Caiih.must accompany fqrdgi-_
Miilimilm Choral? twenty-dve' cents. -
..*LARGER OUTLOOK.-The Gar-
ton Pew fisheries- Co., or- Gloucester
which operated n»nuinber of »ilsi.i buy-
ing stands iiist summer .-in and around
Eastern Kin'g‘s it is iumo\ii'ed pur-
DOBB QDGYIHIDI: 011 ii niuch_ larger scale
flllfliiii ll1Q_‘=°ml11K Season. their ad,-
vanne agent has been here i’or_ some
da.\`s looking over the gi-ciii`id'.-C. 
.’.'=SCHOOL. MIORK.-The .semil
annual examination of tha:Salal River
school' was held in the schoolhouse on
February' llth. A large niimbeii-of
UB rate payers- were. pi-gym; an-d
were very much pleased with- the'pro-
Krew of U10 pupils iii the dirrei-ent
branches of education. and expressed
Sroat satisfaction with the well kept
ippearance of the it-ihool room and
surroundings. The pupils were eg.
imiiied in. thc variciis -branches hy
_Ca_pt. Sigsivorth, Messrs. J. J. Camp-
-ieii, A. A.'Johnston, the teacher Miss
Mc-Neill, and others. A tieat oi’ home-
made ciindy furnished hy the Teacher,
was served tn those present by the
pupilr and irnfi 1ii.ich enjoyed. At the
close of the examination addresses
were elven ‘by Cant. Sigiiworni, and
Mr. J. J. Campbell", followed “hy "a
vote of thanks to Miss McNeill for-_ her
ability as teacher oi the-‘ various
branches, especially of Rural- Science.
'ancy work anrl` drawing.. The ex-
-.minntion was followed by' a school
ioncert on the same evening during
'/hich a very creditalble arid amusing
irogramme was rendered hy -the
iuplis to a large crowd' who were pre-
sent notwiths-tending f the extreme
cold. _Each number was perfoiinied
-rith the skill' of professional players,
due to the careful training givsii~by
Miss McNeil. During inteimlssion
music was furnished hy Mr. J.-M. Mc-
Kenzie, with his up-to_-date Victrola.
At the close of the programme a sale
'if baskets followed -bythe capable
iuctionner, Capt. Sigsworth,.‘. by
vhich a neat sum was realized, which
will go towards the improvement oi?
-zhe school house and grounds. The
following is the programme: Opening
remarks by Chairman; Chorus; “Do
Your Bit.” Re-:citation by _ Katie.
Blanchard. Dialogiie` “Bounding
Around." Recitation' by 'Anna lliic-
Kenzie. Duct; “Now _\Ve'_' Wear the
Khaki." Fancy Drill; by ii'number_»of
smallg-iris. Reading _by Anna Mc-
Kenzie. Intermission; _Vlcti-ola selec-
tions. Dia/loguc; “Ciirlng- an iiivalid."_
Recitzition by _Mary Blanchard. Duet.
Recitatloii by Olive Blanchard._Read-
ing by Katie Blanchard. intermisslQn;~
Victiola selection. Dii`>._l.<>gue;_ "Frigh-
ieiien -of Naming." -_necltigtlon "~:_by.
Cnifrhclitir .Blanchard .VlC_tl?OlB` _ S9120.
tidrisf 'Dia`iogue;-~_ -' Census __Taker._f{
Recitniion--by John _Samiiel Smith.
Natinriiil -Anthem.-G.'_  I ~. -_' "
 ii ulliilf .-
-1 oi~ui_n|.o'rr`s1-ow-N .Manners 
' ._ '--_~..<fu=_»=_d=ii'  _ = 
New issui:
' Offering of
$6,900,000  
Five Year 6% Refiinding Gold Bonds _ -_
ciTY or MONTREAL _
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nxrsn iii nizcsiiiaisii, 1011 nui: 1.: neci=.Mai-zli, iszz
1 Interest payable half-yearly-lst June and  ,
Principal and Interest payable in Gold at the City Treasurerls Oiico,
_ Moiitreal, or at the Agency of thc Bank of Montreal, New \_'orlr.
Biiiiiii :mai iii ciiiiiioii fiiiiii iii asniiiiiiiiiiioiii of sif_o,‘ssoo
and $1,000.
fissure: PRICE.-PAR.
' A full half year’s interest will be paid lst June, 1918. ‘
The bonds therefore give a net yield to the
investor . of about 6%?/ii.
1 1
THE BANK OFMONTREAL, Fiscal Agent of the City of Mant. .-
real, is authorized .to offer the above-named bonds fiorlpublie sale
on behalf of the City, at par, without accrued intereat, payment £9 '
ba inarlein full on 8th April, 1918, against delivery of  at .
siiy a_ii_.i_..i., iii ciiiia., .if ii.. BANK or MoNTR£.AL, si .ir my
bahlr the applicant may specify, or at the Agency of the  .OF
MONTREAL, New York or Chicago. ' '
‘Tlieiss||eismla`rletorefuridalikeamountof '
1 Year 5%' Notes, the original issue having been made
works,  anticipation of a permanent loan.
lisa-eh, isis.
Applications should be addressed to the
s
at
ii
 25th _Febn.i_.ar¥, 1918, applications for the burial will
be  the BANK O MONTREAL, MONTREAL, or any of
_ .   f_rom_ whom application fomu and copies of the
progpechtfglving _hill_partii:ulars of the issue in,sy be  on .
reqaiatf The ofenng is subject to withdrawal on`or before the 1805
BANK OF MONTREAL, MONTREAL
' and a|_soul|l_contain _full iriatructions as to place of delivery and
` payl'._u`el.\_t_ai_utable to the applicant, and the denominats'_o_ns_'af_ bngdg. _ _ _ -_ ~~,__
'f`   is rnadelwith the approval of the  Sl  .  "ll:_
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Turnips pei' hue.  ;.._:f.“‘....-_~.20_ ' ` .
Potatoes'-[bus.  . .;  . .' _.._._.75'
White Oats bus.  .'.'  _.85
Blick Oats ... ... .. .. . . . .
.$5
Haycwt....  . ....8litn.90
Straw cwt. .. . . .. .  .._.60_
Butter per* lb  
Eggs per'cl'oz.  . . . . . . . .
. .55-
Fowl lb.  . .  .20 to .24
Chicken lb.  . . . .. .25 to -.-‘.28
Pork lb  .......2106
Beef lb    ...  .14 to .I7
Lamb lb.   ...  ......- -35
' SOURIS MARKETb.
(Tuesday by Telephone)
W. Oats bus.   ... ... ... .85
B. Oats bus. ..  .. ... .Sd
Potatoes bus ..  .....75
Turnips bus. . ... ... .25
Butter lb.  . . . .    .40
Eggs, doz ...   ...  ....42
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:-1 --f  
Wo0i_(waei`1ed)-     .'i'_5
Fowl  -..".    .18 to .20
Pork (organs in)_ . .. .. _.lim to 30%
mon-l-iiesi. manners '
Cheese, finest w`esteri\s,_ 221,§c; do.
line.-it easteine. 22c. Butter, choicest
creamery, _5_t)1,§c to 51c; seconds, 49%
to 500. Eggs, fresh 58 to 000; selected
52 to sic: No. 1 _-stock,'4s. to 500; N0-
2 stock 45 to 4'ic. Potatoes, per bag-,
car lots, $2.10 to‘S2.16..DIessed hogs.
iiiiaiiiiir ii‘iiieii.‘$z'z.s0 to _$28-00:. dv-
country $25.50 to $26.00. -Lord. 00111'
o nd", wood' palls, 20--lbs net, 26 to
P ll _ ' '
gn; 40,, pure wood' polls, 20 lbs. net.
52;* “’    _:;°_;':.::::?2Zt.. mc `=° 2°'f--=-
i<ENsiNeroN ivianltsrs _ - A 1.* `
T da b -me ,,,,,,,) __ eiiiisc malt sem/_ice
(uesyy p
W. Oats bus  ...  .....1.00.
B. Oats bus   . ...L05
Potatoes  .. . . .  ....70
Butter lb.  . . . .

Eggs doz.  . .  ..  .. .
Pork lb ..    ..20%
Hay ton   ....$20
MURRAY HARBOR MARKETS.
(Tuesday by Telephone)
W Oats 'bus   
B. Oats'-hus....... .. .....il0
Potatoes bus  .  . .. ..75
Butter lb  .  35
Poi-ii iii   ......_21
Eggs . . . . . .
..    _.3145
Pressed Huy ..   .$18 t0 $20
MONTAGUE MARKETS. '
(Tuesday by Telephone)_ I
_W. Onis bus.     ..._.90
giittci-din  . ...‘ ..... 
_ggs oz  ._ 
P0rk,. ,... . . . .... .... ..21%
I-lay ton    $18.50to$32
Potatoes    
SUMMERSIDF MARKETO
_ _ For Wednesday --
Butter (dairy pei- Gbf) . . . . . .38 10. _$0
Butter (creamery) .. . . . . . .
 ...'45
Caifskins . . . .
.. ... ..   .EB
Eggs per doz.   ..  5
  ..  818.00.
S25 .‘.?J§§'F.‘.’.’...  _ -_ ..ii;i..
Hides per lb.     .. .12
Oats blk. hush. (new) ...... .....9_7
Oats white bush (new) ........‘..05
Potatoes . . . .
  ...-..'......-.-'15
Wheat per bus. ... ... $2.00 to lg()
niiiiiii iisiii    s1.o0:io 8 _.ll
Wool (uiiwashedy    _.5_5
HioHEa'r Pnicaa PAID
` FOR '
SPRUCE AND F'lR_ 1.098 i
Loaded on cars or _delivered
at mill at Montngiiei
_'l‘_e_lephone for full infomation. ~
‘rss mon-nous runuisii-
-IN6 O0., UNITED
. _ _ .
WARREN. P0.. Feb. 28.-Much in-
terest wili-attacii to the experiment
that is to be undertaken by the Post
Oiilce Department in establishing an
aerial mail route between Washing-
ton and New York. The Postmaster-
General does no regard the enter-
lprise as an experiineut, in view- of
the'fact that aviators have several
times made the flight successfully,
and airplanes have now been develop-_
ed to the point whore it appears oerv
tain that riincliiiies will be able _to
cover the route. under favorable con-
ditions, carrying a maximum of 800
pounds .of mail matter. Nevertheless,
it remains to be proved that a reliable
mail service cap be' maintained
through the use of airplanes. It is
proposed to make one stop between
New York and Washington. that at
Philadelphia, where gasoline and oil
will be. taken on and mail collected
for terminals. Bids have been asked
by the department for 'live machines.
each to be equipped with a 150-horse-
power motor, capable pi' driving it at
a speed of 100 miles an hour. Be-
cause tbis will be an expensive ssi-~
vice, much higher postal rates than
those charged for ordinary mail dei
livery .will have tn he charged and
the Postmaster-General will ask Con-
gress to enact regulations to _cover
it, making the rate about 25 cents an
ounce.. lit is believed' .tliat‘.'tlie"a'erii'l
route will prove uiietui_ia-_tile-fipiick
transmission. of important. 8TW°_l'g.
ment mail The proposed e'periment,
ou lit_to demonstrate whéthei-,-. `-.ni-i
avh1`tion'»_`lias- progressed ' .SMI ly
to' permit of~‘its_ us'_e tor-(het ` ‘ 1,5.
sion of mail in a practical and .roll-
able Service. if it can.be_prq'we.d_tbat
this is i=0ssl\>1e.iiis oiiueii stem will
have done.n_ui¢ii~io. onion -nor _-its
Past fallow to develop -az;-onuatli-‘e.
~ _ Mansonville, June 27, '13_
Miuardfs Linlmant Col; -Limiteli' _' '
Yarmouth. N. S.  ._ __:
Gentlemen.-+it aiiords fire great
nleaniireand niustbe- gratifying tio
You to know that after using 30 bot-
tles of.yo\n' Liiliirient _oil afcase. Of
PHNIYSIH. Which my father was aili-
oteil with. I was able io restore bali
to normal condition. -Hlipinl btbor latt-
ferers may be benefitted by the lisa
of your Liiiinment. l am. ' '
Sincerely ynurs,._ ,_ 
GEO. H. HOLHES -
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¢Alil`Ai'it:f>'iAN oovsi=aNrv|e:N'r l'Q`_A.i|..\h/Avi
_ PRINCE ED\VARD ISLAND. ... ....___ ._
Timetable In Eifcot, February 21,s_t,__10_1.i§, __ 1
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.9 re o 3
Charlottetown Arr.
Hunter River - _
_Emerald Jct. Dep.
' 'Borden Den.
Dcp.
Arr. _ _
Arr. ‘
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Ti~sliis_oii0`.viii-‘ii-'-iisaii Down AT|.ANTic s1'ANn/mb Time 'rriilne inward-»iiesu up
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4.30
5.15
6.00
0.30
0.45
0.1:.
0.00
Dcp.
Ilep.
Dep.
Arr.
Borden
Emerald J nt.
Kensington
Summerside
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