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from Montreal, Tuesday, March 7th;
last trip westbound rrom Halifax,
Wednesday March 8th, 1916.
'f'1‘he Maritime Express will continue
to run daily as _at present. ‘
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Via St. |ohn's Nfld. Vlslst. John's Nfld
Feb. 27th “Durango" Feb 29t*h
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..*D'.‘F. TIERNEV is Guardian re ,_ ssh,-niust‘»acc0mpsnv order." -
.spmsnistivsis ssnris. ‘_ matt.
 Bl0Ck ”   Us  redentative in Georgeto . .
I ' '_.°1'.' oonoou was is Gnnrdisn _
epreseutative in Montague. mere. Eastern Girl owned by Mr. Wm.
The Grail   ilniy llamirif ..
"Ab0\\* two  ego, ‘I `fouiid‘3 my 
Hielssviua, 0xu.,'£,ng‘. 26th, 1918. ' -
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at ossisrs sr use ss rsssipi of pi-iss Q’
byFm‘“"'*`a'“1A“|“do0tl""\» party was scrved with cake in Mrs. time since he left the Admiralty Lord
Webster’s best style. Mr. Webster - Fi ’
than gave the young people a demow Fisher. former rst Sea Lord, to-day
stratlon on the wonderful power of council’ presided over by premier AS_
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“ ‘ M0d8flt€ Pl.’l¢€8. sticks? the rlgilit gtyle arid goloilgs, alzg electricity' Am" 'm°"her Boom hour
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Personal attention to Am- §f§§g°’“’ -°’“"”' °'°"°’ §’-§‘§'1.3_1‘i,°it2;'§‘|i_“ is
waggers whips, crops, etc. Reddln
ozen boxes and I ngainadinyald-¢|'u|¢ bi -
_ . ple being present. Among the guests
ere Misses Elsie Francis, Margurlte    ~  '
_ B. A. KELLY. _ Cobb, Mrs, Ulric Dawson, and Messrs
‘ m. Burke, Bert Campbell,Gco.Can1p- -
ell, John Cobb. After listening to
he very nice musical program the
f“1'fJ'- Today, I sm se well as ever." W
.*C. -A. CONRAD is Guardian rep-
wn `Mtf
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.esronm s'rAvn=».- Mr. oordonllbs
ingwell, Fortune Bridge was unable race! agd IID d0llbl Will be heard fr0m
o return home from his woods Sat- =latei"_-'- .
h°°lthh‘5V°l'Ybldlfl¢0» HYKHUU3 nrday on account of the storm. He '
yed at Mr. John Witty's until Sun-E
ay morning when he returned home.|}-iowlett.\AHl\all¢\l1le H1111 Albert C-
J. ‘Myers. Glenside, left Saturday on an
_.'EN.l0VABl.E EVENT.- A very part of the Province.- Mr. Harvey
n . Dingwell and son Milton, Glenslde, fi
joyabla evening was spent at Mr
red Webster’s, Fortune, quite re-
rthday, quite a number of young peo-
as spent ln speech making and sing
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You will be delighted
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See our window.
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-135 Queen Street
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._ You are never lost fordiver-
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mental, orchestra, bands or
1 readings, it you have 'a ~ 1-
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‘ ‘ ; “We have a full line of military ed uf°"°°J' Lord of the Admiralty, who said Lord
Phone 68`J°- sticks. the right, style and colors, also '
-i-.~.*0Nl-OENT Der word each in-
Moll Pills unfortunately are harsh
and drastic; they cause inflammation
73°” fm' 5d"°m‘““5 ln this °°|“m“» "and great discomfort. Rather like
f, .`.¢Ml1. C. IVIARKLE il0WLET‘l’ is
uardianfasent for Annandale and vic-
inity.--J.  f `
..*HORlE. NOTE.- The trotting
Webster-Rollo Bay, is-reported to
in line condition for the coming
..*ANNAN6ALE»- Messrs Ray
extended trill through the western
were in Annandale Momlayon iz bust 
A us- _cssnsii
LONDON, March 9.-For the first
attended a full meeting ot the war
uith. The invitation to Lord Fisher
to attend the council was extended‘
Fisher should -be brought back to head
tho Admiralty adrninistrution.
It is understood Lord Fisher was in-
vited to join the war council tempor-
arily, to give his advice on important
matters in regard to which his experi-
ence would_be useful. lt is not ‘believ
ed to be likely that lie will return to
the Admiralty as a pi-_rnianent mem-
ber. f
Feeble Old People
ARE OLD'HOW T0 REGAIN STREN-
, GTH AND VIGOR. i
Mrs. James VA. Smith oi’ Oakland,
Cal. says:-“My husband. now eighty
two years ot age, _is a. retired Veteran
of the Navy, and he lius been streng-
thened and benefited a great deal by
Vliiol. My long experience with first
ass h ns and nurses enables
in your house _N V
It is an excellent means ot at-
fording entertainment for the
family or for company. -
We have the latest improve-
ment of EDl80N'8 famous mao-
hines. Prices ranging from
$40.00 to $150.00. _
We also carry a stock ot over
200 RECORDS. N0 matter _
your taste in music we can suit `
you. -
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Montague, P. E. I.
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me to discriminate in medicines. and
Imust say Vlnol has proved its won-
derful qualities to relieve and streng-
then the whole system under very try-
ing circumstances. When the blood
is thin and needs strengthening, and
to build up a. depleted system, nothing
equals Vtnol."
Nothing equals Vinol to strengthen
old people because the tonic iron, the
medicinal properties of fresh code'
livers,.beef,peptone and mild 'native
wine _v/which it contains are the .very
'elements needed _to reli`uild__ Wssting
tissue and create strength. '
We ask every feeble, aged person
in Charlottetown to try a bottle of Vin-
ol, with the-understanding that we will
return their money it it falls.
E. A. Foster. _Central Drugstore.
Cliarlottetown. H. J. Mab0n`._di‘l1ggist.
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nature is the way a pill should -act,
mildly but eifectively. Science has
established nothing more satisfactory
as a family pill than the old reliable
pills of Dr. Hamllton's, - which for
forty years have had a premier place
in America. Dr. Hamilton's Pills are
very mild and can be effectively used
by the aged, by children and indeed
by men and women of all ages. No
stomach or bowel medicine is more
reliable. No remedy for lndigestion,
headache or biliousness is so effective
so mild. so certain to quickly cure as
a 25c. bor of Dr. I-lamilton’s Pills.
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