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Eye Strain
'Dye Strain, _most frequent
source of waste of nerve power,
o is likewise most' sure of prompt
correction, it rightly treated. ~
An eminent physician writes
in 'the 'New York Medical Jour-
nal ”l have yet to encounter a
typical case of-sick headache
that was not associated with
Eye Strain. _
Our own experience hss_prov-
en how true this is. Our records
show that hundreds having auf-
fered for years from Eye Strain
without knowing the cause, have
sought and found relief through
our examination, which proved
beyond the possibility of n doubt
that their eyes were the prim-
ary cause of all their trouble,
» and that a direct relationship
existed between their eyes and
the nervous system, and that s.
cure was effected simply by cor-)
rooting the errors of refraction
/and muscles by means of 'glass-
es. f -
Have your eyes examined by
the newest scientific methods.
H.  Mabon’s
Optometrist and Prescription
V Druggiat,
MONTAGUE. P. E. I- '
Next Door Bank of Commerce
 
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graph this year? If so, call on us
' for demonstrations of the differ-
ent models weéiave in stock.
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Write us for qootations, which
will have our prompt attention.
We sell them on .the install-
ment plan. Call or write today.
- Carruthers _& Parkman
Limited
__ Wholesale and Retail
L Bruno, t3li)e,r:l;:l.m G;-oeariew
Becta and Shoes. Paints lte.
Montague, P. I. l. ,
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. 'ulnlmum.chli‘ts-' twenty five eases. fl
`lnailed to any isidress on receipt of
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 in oe¢»_:are_“?_ ___?’:’.1§»l»f£¥t‘.i-illll
1 f~"!fHl 6.3. llbeliitll I. ia' in
~ Dori: with 350 tang'-_stone for Searls
nrelkwnrer. -~ B, I
1 ..»~rwo csnrs Pan woso den
- nnartion for advertising in thi; wg.
nmn Cash hat `nrd
 -'rug __o|_ouoee'rsn scnoonsn
with saddened heart that a large
concourse of people _attended the(
funeral of _Miss Mary McDonald laiit
Bunday.-S. _ 
_..suNoav, ss|av_|css.=-Reyr (cab-
‘l\iIl) Chris' Graham,-.pastor of the
tltlontague Methodist Circuit, will
preach next Sunday as follows: Low-
er Montague, 11 »_a.m., Sturgeon, 2.30
...SCHOOL WORK.-The following
is the .~lf'~ndin;7_ 01' the pupils of Cm-ra#
ville s~..n~-~l for rl~r~ month of Septem-
2. .\iyrilr- Iilcmlinyz 3. Bridget Flynn.
Gritllo Vii.. l, Clifford McPherson..
Grade Vi.. 1, Angelina McPhee; 2,
John C. i~'i\nrl.-ey; 3,,Jerome Wilson.
`G\'adu V..~ l. Jnnies W. Sharkey; 2,
George l\l<-Filer;  Stanley McPher-
son. Grade ll., 1. Philip Flynn: 2, An-
gus McPhee. Grade 1., 1, Mary A.
Sharkey; 2, Stella I-Iclntyre.
..*ST. MARY'S .PARISH and the
community at large much regret the
110118-l`£U.re of both Rev. R. and Rev.
John McDonald from this town. Rev.-_
Father Ronald has a big Scotch heart'
and found his way to the hearts of
all the people, while Father John -to
see him and know him: is -to love him.
-Bu.t'his friends are pleased to learn
that Father McLean. of Summemide,
their successor has the good fortune
ofshaving his popularity precede him.
..*G. W. V. A. ENTERTAINMENT
-A very successful and pleasing con-
cert and Basket Social was held in
the Georgetown Hall onfwednesday
October 1, A pleasing and entertaln~
ing 'programme was well rendered af-
ter which baskets and cakes were
soldand tea served. Then the floor
was cleared and the remainder of t-he
evening was spent in “tripping the
light fantastic.” The success of the en
tertalnment which was conducted un-
der the auspices of the Georgetown
Branch oi' the G. W. V. A. in aid
oi the ‘building ot a hall, ` reflects
-great credit on this body, and the
highest praise is due to the com-
mittee in charge. These “boys" have
proved themselves equal to any occas
-sion and it is hoped that this will -not
he tho lust event of this nature. The
Ladies also excelled in kindness and
attention to the out-of-Town visitors
who are loud in.,the_lr praises of the
success of the evening.-G. "
E`As'ruRN PERSONALS
..°Messrs Joseph McPhee and FJ.
Solomon Georgetown were visitors
to ‘Charlottetown on Thursday.-G.
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..*Mr. and Mrs. Henry Simpson,
Georgetown were among 'the visitors.
to Charlottetown during the past
week.--G. _
..*Among those who °attdnded the
Kings County Exhibition at George-
town last week were _Mesvrs Walter
M. Walker, W. Worthy and G.C. Walk-
er of Charlottetown. _
..*Mr. Keith Rogers -the well
known insurance agent, cepresent-
atlve of the Canada Life Assurance
Co., Ltd., visited the Kings County
Exhibition on Wednesday, and waited
over for G. 'W. V. A. Concert and
Socialln the Town' Hall on the same
night.-G. ~
Ur. DeVan’s French Pills
A reliable Regulating Pill for Woman.
85 a box. Sold at al Drug Stores, or
gusts, o:¢a:ii».° E' " ' 
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Restores Vim and Vitality; for Nervei
grrnd Brain: increases "gray mutton" a
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°"D.e with 1300' Gite. dry cod on=herj » 
,way to.Glonces/ter.--B. “ _ 1
l>.m.. Montague, 7 p.m. ' _.1 i
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JIM was `a lineman before the war. Itwas
difficult to _find :1 uniform broad enough
across the shoulders for him when hc"“joined
up” in 1914. r I
Jim found army discipline hard at first, but
picked up the “war business” very quickly. He
was one _of the _first of the “trench raiders,”_ a
Canadian contribution to the art of warfare.
Jim seemed to bear a charmed life. Time _after
time in the dead of night Jim jumped intola
German trench, _spreading fear and disaster, and
returned safe and sound. ` '  _
But one fell night his luck gave out." He
stepped into a stream of machine gunbullets.
When consciousness came to him again, far in
the rear of our lines, he was horrified to find
his right leg missing. '
During the ensu_ihg month_s_Jim’s progress was
__ Clearing Sta`tior_1,_-_- Boulogne,-` “ Blighty 
and Home-Canada! ` H  .
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The shock of the. operation left Jim pretty
weak for a time. He was content to sit idly -in
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the messages over the wires that the other )
fellow put up. So under the direction of the
D;S.C.R. telegraph instructor Jim studied and
perfected himself as ‘an operator. This ac- ,
complished, the D.S.C.R. quickly foundwhim
a position. " "1 _
Jim is all right now. .He’s contented as only
a' man who works can be contented.; Her' is
,earning more money than before. His en-
thusiasm is high for the D.S.C.R., which gave
him the training whereby he is again an~L_in-_
dependeht and prosperous citizcn._ After all,
it was for Canada that Jim fought and suffered
-J-'-and Canada is only too eager to repay Jim
and every man impaired in body or health
through service to his country. _
O U lk =l‘ Q O 0
The records of the Department of Soldiers’
Civil Re-establishment contain endless details in
'thc matter ofre-training ex-soldiersf.-“a disabled
farm laborer is now a machinist; a carpenter
who lost four fingers on his right hand is now
afdraughtéman at a good salary~; a' former
a _chair in thc sun. But this grew tiresome after slitplastcrcr iS now a printer. So it goes--a long
afbit. When he began to think about getting
bétck to work he realized that a lineman with an
artificial leg was .rather _ ' -
and interesting record of mcn deprived of
limbs or impaired in health-equipped with
t ` ‘ _ trainingand knowledge,
impractical. That was _
1  _ '” I “ =  now following new and_~
'his trade. He had spent Department oi So||lic|s’[.‘lviI Ile-establishment suitable trades. if
years at it. And now -
phclpewas _barred from
following' it. -
Brief "summary of I/ze work la ,_
A“g“" 3"" '9'9‘ This great nation-wide ~
` ' . v°cAT|°NA|~ A f l organization of the
_ Total number ni retraining curses undertakes I7 Mil ‘ `
. Variety ui occuuaiiens taught - - - - - . . . . . . . .
.ff I Z 'ZBII H D-S-C-R~ requires M305'
Aft this critical juncture,
diers’ Civil Rc-establ-ish-
ment came forward and ` nimml .............. ._
with knowledge and
experience pointed fthe
wal? out.
After long and earnest___ _
discussion, it was mutu-
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lilnsmnleyerl . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . _
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._ 5.14%
lvleolcal.
llumheiizigmuutaiian cases fitted with im artificial
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Ttainumhcrolmeu 'nt " _...........ll,4B4 ' '
rim rumen if muiiiif _ _ .'.°f'f'f'l .......... _ _ 5 ass “derable °xp°”d““’°°
Percsutese oi re-trained msn pieced
in civil nccupatios . - . . . - - - ~ - - .
 811.20%
' Sick . . . . . . . .
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__ 3.23%
' H To meet its expenses a
part of theVictoryLoan
_ “ 1919 is to be used. But
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m_W_,° its maintenance, uiiti
/ everydisabled cx-soldier
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.. 3154
any decided that the _lnnlargjtunguarnatisnraixatgié .aim G..-H-‘ gtg); 5 1 .andindependcnt living,
nearest thing to his old
trade was that of a tele-
graphcr' despatched-.1  _If I
Jim couldn’t any more
string wires on the poles ~
he coulfcl learn to send
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` Morals number ai mea rscaiv_in| imc medical '  his one of the most sac'
attentisneacrweelr _ . . . .
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._ 5,l2l g red obligations that
_ lNFoR|uA'r|oN AND sERv|cs:_
Total number elapsliestislahrsmalnymant . . . .
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" " "needle emplsymn ........ _. ||_2 ` _ _ _ _ _
. "  "mslrlsa aaswaralnullien , limit of your ability-
Ileueiits . . . . . . . . _ . _ _ . . . _ _ _ . . . . _ . . . . .
..245_l _ _ the
1 Canada has to ldis-'
charge. Support to thc'
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is fitted with a vocation . '
sian in immune me =»»_|i¢a_fr¢¢ ...... ._ :Ian enabling him to, earn
"'”_"'|',,,'f,'°f:',f¥.'i'§.'l1'lff'l.fl‘l'iffiif.?fif.1iJfi'|4.14e _ f°' himself an adequate
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_ _  VICTRY LOAN 1 91  __
 _ _ __ _ Mgvery D_olla,rj Spent in Canada”
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