1919.
csmwrmrown GUARDIAN
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_ THEIBEST A I
AVAILABLE COAL
We can- supply prom tl ‘ d f ' f _
both Hard and Soft Coal) ayt ‘ an sa e method 0 get
the lowest prices. -
Your order for any quantity
will receive our best attentions
A. Pic`kard&C0
l’l_io`ili> 240 Charlottetown
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We hade just received some
ne Liidie's "Empress" boots
f the very best 'material and
rkmanship. These boots
e the latest in
STYLE
As these boots were order-
ed last winter our price is
below present cost.
Morris--Smith--Beer
FOR VALUE
¢o+»oo4
2 5 O 5”:
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, $2$l.liO :ls l`oil'l\'.1.;
Navy Leagu_eCanipalgn
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J. M. Roos $10: Rev. G.. C.'1‘ay10l' $1: .\il.<.- <j~:~'l- lr-z:l....
$2; 'Lena O‘Brien 2$c.
Collected by Mrs. Mcheniian and
Mrs. A. E. Morrison $20.60 as follows:
Anon $2; J. D. Seaman $1;- Mrs.
Arthur McKenzie $1; Mrs. A. P. Large
$1; Mrs. Dillon $1; Mary Crosby $1: ,
Mrs. H. Larkin. $1; Mi‘s. F. J. Horns-
by $1; Mrs. John Ross $1; J. M. $1;
Mrs. John Savidant $1; Mrs. Owen
Proud $1; Mary Bonnell $1; Frank
Renouf $1; W. D. Waye $12 L- H- S90'
man $1; Mrs. James Johnson .50; Anon i05. ’ ` '
Anon .30; Anon .2G; Vernon W. Mac-
Duff .25; J. R. Earle MucDuff .25;
Anon $1.25; Anon .18; Anon _(il.
Collected by Miss Blanclle Haviland
and Miss A. M. 'DeBlois $76.38 as
follows: ‘
Maud Ball $1; Anon. $1; Maurice B.
Lodge .25; Anon .23; Mrs. H. W. Long-
werth`$5: Mrs. James Peake $5; Miss
E. B. Haviland $5; G. A. VV. Robert-
son -$5; Mrs. W. A. Heustis $2; Mrs.
G. H. Taylor $2; C. J. Bousfield $2; .25; Anon 3 eucli\25-75; Anon .20.
Miss Holi $2; Mrs. W. 11. Robertson
$2; Mrs. W. E. Agnew $2; Mrs. Knox
$2;’ Mrs. D. B. McPherson $2; Mrs.
David lt. Mncbennan $2; Rev. F. J.
Coffin $2; J D. and J. E. Scott $2;
Thos. A. Rodd $1.50; Mrs. A. V. Proct-
or $1.25; Winiired L. Rogers $1.25;
Leith W. Robertson $1; Constance L.
Campbell _$1; Mrs. A. Weir $1: -Mrs..
K. S. Rogers $1; O. H. Peters $1; Mrs.
Von Clure Gay $1; Mrs. Theo. Mooro
$1; James Carter $1; Mrs. M. lioss
$1; Biffln children $1; Miss Wade
$1; Mrs. Fred Nelson $1; Mrs. R. Dou-
Kan $1; Anon. $1; Anon. $1; Anon. $1
Anon $1; P. J. Gaudet $1; Anon .75;
Mrs. John O’Neill .50; Alley Street
. lust Forge_t--
Yoll everhaii a
Cough
. Get rid of it _the
moment it arrives--:ion't
let it staywith you it
-may prove dangerous.
` _There is an easy, rapid
'ting rid of it-_just call
or phone for a bottle of
“Mac’s Cough Mixture”_
take a few doses
you will~ be surpris
how quickly the cou
-' will leave you.
`  Only 35c the bottle.
--The Z Macsi
. The Dependable Drilggisli 
149 Great George St. if
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D"&D-
Dellloig L0; A Friend .50; Mrs. Jas.
lnnls .50; A Friend .50; Anon 5- each
.50-$2.50; ltirs. A. Turner .40; Mrs.
'l‘. L. Chappell .25; A Friend .25;
thy ltodd .25; Patrick Joseph McTag-
ue .25;_ Janie Gillis .25; Gladys Curtis
Anon -i each .25-$1.00
Collected by Miss Maud Ball $24.07
as follows: -
Capt. Ed. Dicks $2; A. \V. \Villiams
$2; Mrs. Hector McDougall' $2; Mrs.
Wm. Davey $1; W. D. _Gillis $1; Mrs.
Mary A. (‘-aswell $1; Mary Sentner
$1; T. L. Slnith $1; W. J~. Drake $1;
Mrs. Kelly $1; Alice M. Tldmarsh $1;
-Margaret E. Cotton $1; Mrs. Huntley
$1; John Currie .50; Mrs. Tlios. Mac-
Nally .50; Mrs. S. Picknrd .50; -Mrs,
Margaret Harris .50; Mrs. J-.lines
Lund A0; lfriend .35; Miirgalrct H.
(lotion .25, Mrs. (3. MacDonald and
.25; Miss Mary Bell .25; Friend
.25; Mrs. Peter, Flynn .25; Mary
Coyle 525; I.. J. Worthy .25; Mrs. Jas.
Rush .25; Sadie McAulay .25;_ Miss
Ida Monaghan .25; Mrs. Edgar Whit-
lock .25; Mrs. Case .25; Anon .25; R.
Brown .22; Mrs. D. J. McNeill .20;
Mrs. Joseph Haiges .15; -Miss Mary
Biso .10; J. MCM. .10; Mrs. Hughes
.10; Frienfl .10; Mrs. MacDonald .10;
-_Collected by Mrs. W. H. Aitken
$1-'$40 as follows:
M . and Mrs. A. B. Warlluriou $5;
Mrs. W. H. Aitken $2; Allf>`~1 $2; Mrs.
J. 0. Hyndman $1;'G. (‘. 'l‘f~lnplr\ $1:
Mrs. J. A. lxalbertsoxl $l: jilrs, J. ll
Gates $1; l\.. ster l-llli~l-1' l.:\n~?:oi'll.»
$1; Anon 51'; Anon ,'-`.'.: Allozl .R0-
Anoll .5i5; Arlilll Jill; juli Donald .2.`»;
Anon .25;
(`o`llocted by Mrs. G, \\'. llodgson
Mary
i`l0u\'l‘l' .\li~l/‘un $2; Oivcll' 'l`l“\illo'
$31 All.'zclill¢‘ .l`."°<ii|'Il -"1: ."\Il's. li lllt
l‘ali<‘i‘.~=llll ill: 'l"l`~\~l l‘<l\\'i~:‘:= Eli! .`.ll'>'
.Iill'g:ll't- film-‘gl Sl' if'-rl'-r- l’l'i»\=.':-"
, .-ll~. .\li'-
Kliinoll  \ 7<`z'ii\l:vl .;"»t \\‘.:;'l~~;l
Gallant ,2I1; il'vui» i`lll;.'.filliu R35;
Margaret l.:lncl',-;'llzln .I!.’»; .\'ol'l\ liusll
.25; Genevieve Stzllll4‘_\' .§Z=`l; Pallsy
Haynes .25: G:-org# it. lliilillllt .2.’»;
George Simmonds .:’.`>; A Fi-ll~n,; .'_'.’.-
Anon .25; Anon 25; Anon ll »-:ich
.10-60; Anon 4 each .05-.20; Nellir
Quinn .01; Mrs. A. A. .\I;icl7onl:lll F5:
Mrs. G. S. Inman $2; Hrs. 'l`. (1. 'l‘:l_v-
lor $1' Anon $1' Harris-i ’l‘lll-llusli .‘.‘5'
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Collected by Mrs. J. f.-\. tfllirk
$16.05 as follow-s:
Miss Freda Haszzlrd $2; \\'. ll. lills
lam $1; Mrs. H. Il, liornc $1; A
Frivild $1; Mrs. W. N. Tallton $1; (3.
P. Bowness $1; Mrs. Bovycl' $l: lluby
Gay $1; G. W. Ritchie $1; Donald
Adams $1; ldllnor Sutllcrhiud $1:
Anon $1; C. W. liowzitt .50; Mrs. (Yol-
in McDougall .50; Anon .30; Ailon .2l0;
Master Philip llanlbrick .25; A Fricild
Collected by Mrs. Tlios l\Iorris $6.65
as follows:
Geo. E. Webster $2; Mrs. J. E. Foley
$1; F. McGuigall $1: Mrs. J. (‘. Moran.
$1; Mrs. B. .Mnellonlild .75; Mary
Hogan .50; A Friend .25; Mrs. liow-
ard Murray .20; Mrs. A. Murphy .15;
Mrs. Barrzln .05.
Collected 'by Mrs. Edwin Aitken
$5.95 as follows:
Tlios. Taylor $1; Mrs. Sninuel Ken-
nedy $1; J. A. Doyle $1; F. \Valler
$1; Heath Sounders .50; Mrs. S. J.
Whitlock .25; Fred Seale .25; Anon
.95.
Geo. W. Wakeford
Treas.
.60; lMrs. John F. Wor-th .50; Ada._ M.u
2183-11-8-M_.1i.
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llisillllll lm
. '  -lNTEnNATloNA|. Lins-
rnsloHT Ano. lmsssuosn SERVIGU .
~ - OT. JOHN AND BOSTON
g Steamship “Governor Dingtey: will lex? sttl. gpg: )eV¢ry Wednelda! ll _
I. ln. and eve Saturday nt p.m. an o -
The Wednoslliyny trips are vin East port and Lubes, duo Boston lo mm.
Thursdays, T||g“S|,t\u»usy :rips are direct to Boston, due there Sundays, 1
New
_ UDDI!
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FAKE 09.00. STAT! R -
“Direct connections with METROPOLITAN FREIGHT STEAMER8 for
me vis _om on emi. nr mink* ’°‘°' md mn 'm°"°‘“°».
THE PROOF OF GOOD
` SHOE REPAIRING
is in the wearing. If a pair of
shoes re-sold and T9-heellid by
us wears as long as, or longer
than, the original soles and
heels, yeii must admit that our
work is better than the origi-
nal iactory work. We use the
best materials and our worka .
manship is the same as best'
custom boot makers. _
LAMBROS BROS
Day in, day out; year in, year
out; Victory Bonds save your
money.
SHIP LINES, INC. I
.wrmef  ‘ ‘
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1" o l
w ._ I _ . pl Y
5 no ('0"‘l"|\ Perry Rodd -35- Mabel D°I`°' Majesty the King in coinlneinoration
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‘_ 'T T' _ H _ ' 'T '_ T _ -- - -- » -A W  ‘--- _ .~ _ _,_ _ T~,; _1
I1' PAYI-to buy in thi! 3111111100.
REMEMBER iileisucilan sais ` ei
Cattle at Sherwood Station, Nov 10th,
st z iyclocr. 2141-ii-1Msipd.
Tl-lE.sEsT wool. sl-lllvr, is khaki,
reversible 4-ella) value $4.50 for $3.00.
PBt0l1s Ltd. 2198-ll-8M1i.
woMENs sl.ooMEns in nssli
white and black. Price $1.25. Proime
Bros., - 2171-11-Sit l.
WOMENS GO.-WNB, sleeping suits
H1141 Dylllmas in white ilannelette. All
sizes. Prowse Bros. 2171-11-8M2i
PEOPLE WISHING T0 SAVE
MONEY should pay their electric -ligh-i
bill today, and receive the discount.
. ’ 2205-11-8-mil
FEED FRESH COD OIL BISCUIT
to your foxes. Can be supplied direct
from factory at cost of ten cents pci
lb. Ross M. & McMillan, Charlotte
town. 2145-11-7M1wk.
MEET|Ne Ao.loul=lNEn._'rlie meev
ing of` the Charlottetown Curl
illg Club held Friday ltr the Curling
Rink was adjourned ,for two weeks,
until Friday. the 21st. inst. at 9 A. M.
in same place.
TWlO MINUTES S».l.LENCE.-His
Worship Mayor Wright -has 'ordered
the city fire bell to he rung promptly
at 11 o'clock Monday morning for ii
few seconds, just ag the City clocl-.
begins to strike the hour, as a signs?
for the two lninutes silence alid ces-
sation oi' all work ~escribed b His
of the cessation of war. It is de
sired that all traffic on the streets
:-ind all activity in stores, shops, ware
houses, offices and homes, stop ab-
solutely during. these two lninutes in
soliuen conllnemoration of the “great
deliverance” and oi' “those wllo died
fo achieve it."
A GOOD SAMARITAN.-'-The Trent
on correspondent of the New Glasgow
News says: Mr. Fred G. Siti‘icl:-
land spent part of last week
with friends in P. E. Island
While them Mr. Strickl‘and told tlir
goo .t’urniei's of the many families ill
Trenton wllo are lil poor cireuillstall-
ces on account oi' being out oi' work,
He suceeeled in getting dollntilons oi
'ine hunilrcd bushels of potatoes, sec-
ured a schooner and a man to bring
them over, and yesterday Mr. Strick-
land was i busy man distributing the
potatoes alnong the needy of Trenton.
Mr. Strickland has zi great big Christ-
ian heart and is happiest when hi- is
doing sonletlling to make otllers
llnppyu ,
THE PRODUCE MARKET.-\Vit-lr
in the past few days there has been
considerable activity in the produce
market, (‘.h:\rlot-tetown. ‘buyers are at
_lresellt paying the iolloiviiig prices: .
‘nts 90 to 95 cents; potatoes 90 cents;
-.ay $22.00 pei' ton; straw $8.00 per
nil, iuruips 30 cents at bushel. Pork
1 crmlillg in, ill cnnsiiiernble quail
file: and for the best l.;i‘:‘ide wit
<.~.r»=. l`ll-.' quality ot' the hogs being
l' llf'Il' to iullrket it is iliiel‘csiili_~_r to
'il 1- silrliv grc`ilt iillprovelllelll over 5|
'vw j.'l~;»l--" :iso :llld ii the l';ll'nivi' will
»::`§-.' ul:iillt:liil this >:'.;lllllll'll they will
.ive no :lil-llvlllijf ill lunkillg l'i'zlii_\,
.=:iil‘:=. 'i`llo lli'.vi‘llle~~t oi' live -“trivil-‘
pr<».<i>lll, For lliilllls the mice is ll
 pol' ll-.lllld :lull sllcrll 'I rl-ills lol
l:~.~. ill::iii.;,‘ i`. o. ll. rilllllt:-3.' plillis.
'-~1lnard's linimcnt cures gn:-get in coyv-
 .93--.--of-.,._.~._._,..
Davis awe Fnassnrs
FRESH vclsx sAilsAGEs.
ON SALE New -[iv ALL
LEAD|Ne Grcoc:-see. sov-
ssuliaswv lnsesmao.
sTAm:“-ED oN EACH |
WRAPPER. o~E oF THE
ci-lolclssfr MEAT-Fooos
on THE MARKET AND Al.-
so THE- cHEAl>EsT BE-
cAUsE No WASTE WHAT-
EVER ‘IN USING.
1372-10-6Mtl.
ANOTHER CAR OF .
ROBINHOOD FLOOR
JUST RECEIVED.
1
|l._
98, 48 and 24 lb. bags. §
lt’s -the flour that. is ;
selling today. We recom-
mend it. ~
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Eye Specialist
°t:;"a:l'-"......=-*.1*
olae'-li»m use-izzlo.
3:-s ` _
Phu UQ!
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;.,lis,N n" _ _ -.-E
.  ' . '. ay, 'ly
Tuesday iililrllillg, when thieves enter'
licles belonging t:l`tlie actors of the
visited Charlottetown. The _tllievefl en-
tered the building througll u back
room. Soiue revolvers :ind other per-
. _ .4 , _ 1 I
are working on the case. "
bale of the P.W.C. Debililng Society
retar_v-Claire Campbell. Excellent
and eloquent addresses were given by
h '-til the speakers. 'Vllen the President.
~li_.ll in-grins artnclma-tile price is 18% Neil MacLeod called for a standing
. ` f . vote which resulted ill a defeat oi' the
resoliltioll by n large nviiority. The
slillject ol' lust 'l`ilosiln,\"l-l Debate ill
Ili P. \V, (3. llvlnilillg Soi'iet_v was
“Itcsolveil Ihtlt. the l.e:il.:ue of Nations
viii illsurr, universal lv.-ai'e"_ The
.llelikers \i‘-src: l’ro.~-l<llli.a Eillllun,
._-_l,..,.,, ;,,,_.| |,,,,,l,_e ,S ,|m,,. ,u,\,v,., 3. ."ll:ll'lr.-s Mizir, I'!olu»~l‘ Norton, Evelyn
»('atlir:r`,;le .\`l\llligi|il._ ilritic;-Walter
` tier tile lllatter had been thoroughly
wlllliizll l.\i‘il_lg tlofczitcil.-G.
:eil/ing discounts on electric light
bill: for November lighting. Pay to-
day and save money. 2139-11-7M3|.
L ' n m n
lt’ llIlNARD’S LINIMENT from n 'l‘f.r-
- ulto house at a very low price. and
have it labeled his own product.
-   many that every Tom. Dick and `
I
' Ask for MINARITS and you will get
it. _
-si.-:ef-_.-_:--'-9- 
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' a  /
We have it in Barrells it
/
 for a Victim .too Weak
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GROCERS. 
THE,AUCT|0N SALE at Brent Mac-
Mlllans will be postponed until fur-
ther notice. _ 2085-11-5M2lpd.
woMEN's wi-MTE l=i.A`NNEl.ETTE
3|-UOME-RB.. Special 954:. Prowse
sms., Lia. 2111-11-sllizi.
TRY QUR FUDGE, it is wonderfully
sood, price 50 cents per pound. John-
son & Johnson, Druggists. ‘
2184-11-_s-M2l
DICTIONARIES.-The demand for
zhese books has been 'so greet thai
we are again sold out, and we ask our
subscribers to walt a tow days until
we receive another shipment.
OUR LARGE ASSORTMENT ei
cigars is most complete, come to us
for your favorite smoke. Johnson &
Johnson, Drugglsts.
_ 2184-11-8-M2i
IN AID OF ORPHANAGE. - T-he
1:oiicel~l and heail supper held in New
'llasgow liali on the evening of Nov.
ith was ai decided success ilnancially
md otherwise, 'File proceeds go' to
:he Protestant Orphanage. ‘
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED an-
liher assortment of bulk chocolates by
express. ‘Be sure you get your fresh sup-
pilytfrolu -us. Johnson & Johnson, Drug-
g s s. l
2184-11-8-M21
STOCK SAUCE.-A -or load due to
:-lrrlve ill llle next few days, just the
iling for duiry cattle and all kinds of
niniuls, put up ill 600-ld. packages,
llnletllillg similar to Melnssine Meal.
Vrite for prii-¢-s, Caliadian-Farm Pro-
ucts. (‘or. Kent and Great George
it.. Phi-.lie 700. 2157-11-7-M31
PURCHASES FARM.-Mr. \Virfleld
Orr, ol' South llustice has purchased
'lie beautiful farm and residence of
his uncle, .\ir. Win. Orr, Mayileld and
while his und Mrs' O_l'i~'s many
Elustico frlclllls regret hip departure.
‘hey congratulate lllni upon his enter-
prise. '
KLARK-URBANITES ROB'3»ED.--
\ daring robbery was colnniiilezl at
‘he Savoy ’l`llo.ltie, (linen 13 eat
ull tile building null stole several ar-
Klark Urban Colllpully which recently
sonal articles were liken The iolice
P. W. C. DEBATE.--Tile iirsl (le-
took place l'e<;ently.,'l`lle silbjcct. of
lcbzite was “Resolved thul n lui`.on oi'
the Maritilue Provinces be belleilcial'
o P. E. island.” Tile speakers were,
'ls followszz Pro.-Genres I-Iarris,
Edwin Johnston, Mary O’Dca, Evelyn
Windsor. (‘-on.-Slim Proillt. Har-
:~ison`Bell, Ethel Messervey, Martha
Wright. (`ritis-Georg¢=, Gardiner. Sec-
rvillg. t'r~il.-iL\‘l ary' i\i»lcilonlil'd, Sey- `
llour tlrllwloll. Tllflillpsflll (‘ulupbell,
Zilrlly. Sccl‘et.\l'y-Cllns. Palmer.
isrilssed l\y the different speakers
ith lelnalks b the critic an the
.. .  y d
f-.~.l'ln\»n_v President, a standing vote
:-is taken which resulted in the re-
::MONDAY is the last day for're-
A druvzist can obmix. a i itatio '
This greasy imitation is the poor-
st one we have yet seen of the
larry has tried to introduce.
Disease lsliver Lurklng ,__,_
at This Season Waiting
to Combat it
~=-calmly
Q‘»`mI,.;,,
` A( . l l I ‘-
I ills. _cslvilui oiullpiili "
‘ Canada’s _Milk 
high standard. ’
'1 'IIE coming of Carnation Milk l
has meant to (.`anada‘a new
basis of milk supply--and a new
For now in every part of Canada
- you can secure a t'resh,~ricll milk
of wonderful convenience. .
A nli_lk that is always the some
'in purity and ricllness. '
‘A milk that meets all your needs.
Is cream or milk as you desire.
Can -be used for wllipping, for
coifee, lea, cereals, ilrillking, cook-
ing and for bu|>y’s liolile.
Sucll is (fariloiioli Milk. It is
fresh w/mic lnilk evaporated to ille
consistency of cream. You add
Carnsiti
Any where
groceries, you can order Carna-
lioll lllilk.
water to get the degree of rich* -
ness you desire. ` ‘ "
(`;lrnai;ion Milkman. You can.
orilel' several calls-or a wllole
case-( ‘ai-nation keeps. You need
now never be cuugllt witllout milk.
I)ir0eiiolls are oil every can. ‘ '
‘Write for “The Story of ,Carg 4
nation .\Iilk`” containing 100
splclliliil iesieil l'<-cilles. Seal:
frcc lrolli .»\_'.'liilei' ollices.
Mads in Canada by
Carnation Milk Products Co., Ltd»
A me O t.
yi r, n
Seattle and Chicago, U.S.A.~ _
(`oflll¢,l.-wie: nl .-1 _vlmrr and S/=vinrK¢-'ll,g0nl. 1_
Canada Food Board Lic:-rises H-96 and 1(-91'
o it M i l la
“fl‘0m Cvtlfetlied COWS” Your Grocer can supply yon; `
illat you can order- »
The grocer is the- .
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A. & W. NESOIIT,/Lilillll
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_ e “ ’ ~ * ‘i f ' -£l?.PF.`;‘.7'.,'.`.fL'.-£1.72 -if 3{T'E§¥v}W@#'§ .
ii
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fans.:
Nur”
5-IO CARLICK' HILL
LONDON, E. C. ENGLAND.
_ AUCTION SALES OF CANADIAN AND AMERICAN
RAW FURS, SILVER, BLACK AND CROSS I
FOX A. SPECIALTY.
' Auction Sales ,Take Place Three' Times Each Year 5
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January, May and 'October'
Sales by Private Treaty Throughout the Year
-also-
AGENT FOR UNITED STATES AND CANADA:
ALBERT L. MONJO,
N 0. 220 Fifth Avenue, New York City, New York, U.S.A.
1
REPRESENTATIVE FOR l\-'iAIlI'l`IMIC VPROVINCES:
LEON ARI) I). l‘l-I:icKENZII*] '
Truro, Nova Scotia.
l’I‘ilI\l(..`I*} I:)l)\"v'.'-X lil.) lLSi.ANl) i_}'I*`l*`lCI;`.,
' E. ll. lVl()l'f‘l'_Iil.l<lY
CO1 iii
fflilillnlcrside., i’. E. Island.
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(`lNi)l‘]l\l(`l.*} SOI.ICl'l.‘I:]i). , .
Use precautionary methods at 
this season and guard your sys-
tem agninst attacks of dis-
ease. .;;`.~
. \\ \
. Q_
and other cold weather ailments
should be treated promptly and
with remedieotlmt are known
to be eitective. -
We carry all of the o ular ,
88
PERSON A LS
Mr. D. M. McLeod. Hunter River.
v .
A visitor to th city Saturlay
cotns, couel-ls, onlvrs, j M R on ,o,,Sa,,,,,1,,,
 &  lNl=i.uENzA, froNsll.l'rls  morzmltgm. ‘;¢§§‘s-,nes;"t,,p.,o U,,c,,_
Mr. -E. A1 roster. dnisslst. has
 retumed iroln his trip 'to New York.
Mr. G. A. Stewart, MOIIIIIKUC-
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 preparations known to medical
L.
Dr. E. C. Harris 
science and we can suggest a
good one tor use in ln! lpecisl
0886. .
/It seriously ill consult your
physician-but when preventive
measures are sought-soo us.
BETTER Bl IAFI THAN
_ aonnv
Assure Canadvs future.
Buy Victory Bonds.
Johnson & Johnson
The Quality D_ruld%oro_
was1l\‘|ong visitors to the city yester-
day.
Miss Mary Cummiskey, Websters
Cornr -left Saturday to visit her brptll-
er and sister in Cambridge, Mass. _
Mrs. James Carver. Linkletter Road
was in the city attending the Women s
institutes -convention.
° rs' Flsldin and children are
M R. S
leaving_=th'is imornlnl 10 IOIYN' Ml*
Fielding in Ql18ll’¥~ ._ ‘
to see him
k_. L""'°_" ' I `
Ex-l’l'iv:.ite Micllnel Clleverie left
lust week for Halifax to take up a
course in civil engineering.
.\ir. John -Agnew, city. is leaving
this luorning for C lknry. where ho
will take a technical training course*
The many friends of Mrs. Fritz
Campbell ‘Pownal will be glad to know
she is recovering from her recent
illness.
Mr. Cyrus Poirier, Dominion Poultry
representative. is leaving this week on
n trip to the Magdalen islands in the
interests oi’ the Pnllltry lndustry.
Mr. Hugh MoLure and Mr. Nell
Matheson of Bradslbnne are in the
city attending the Tuxis Boys Confer-
ence. `
-'Miss Alice Smith. who has been
spending the past six weeks visiting
har mother, Mrs. George Smith, Eus-
ilon street, 'left satin-any resuming to
New Bedford,-Mus. , _
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` "Why is ii.,
tl very stout
” asked George of
‘that tit
follows are always good naturedil'
“We have to Jae," answered Bob
"You see, we can't either #gin
run ." _ ,
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 Economy
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