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The reason Nerviline is infalllbly a
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The first is its wonderful power of
penetrstini deeply into the tissue.
which ena les it to reach the very
source of congestion.
Nerviline possesses another and not
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equalizes the circulation in
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Nerviline is a guaranteed remedy.
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everywhere, or direct from the Cat-
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undoubtedly the most important publicity work ever
underiziken for the advertising abroad of the advant-
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Edward Island.
The Guardian desires that this edition be
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it is possible that many who might desire a re-
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Factory To Home
The Amherst Pianos Ltd. _have
opened out on 159 Queen St. with a
stock of line Pianos which can be sold
on easy terms. p
Call on or write to ` -1
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' -IT PAYI £0 bil! it illil Provincl
-MR. Ll. P. FOLEY Guardian rl-
grosentativa in'Alberton will saldly
receive subscriptions and advortiliill
matter. '
-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian
can bo obtained at Lailerty'a Tolll°l*~
ial Parlors, Qnnmoraide.
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lng to the increasingly heavy <l°U"*““
ou space The uaruisn cautione iii
correspondents to be as brief as D05'
sible in their contributions. Only
Real News will be inserted.
-SUBSCRIBERS should ienew a
week or two before the time the?
have paid for has expired and thllll
not miss an issue. as all papers are
discontinued Dl'0llll>llY OD GKDUT
date. mi-f
_ooorsttows special. Fon
ALBERTON.--A special train leaves
Kensington ut 2.30 p.m. and Summer-
sldo nt 3 p.m. Monday, Nov. Sth. for
Albcrtou. returning after meeting.
Tickets $1.25 from Kensington.. $1.00
from Suinmersldc. 8896-ii-5ni2i
-A OISAPPOINTMENT.-Because
of u slight defect in his eyesight, Mr
Leo Gallant, one ot' the young men
who recently left Summerside to oder
his services in the third contingent.
has been rejected. Mr Gullnnt arrived
home on Tuesday evening. I-ie is a
good specimen and feels rather dis-
appointed.-li.
-TYNE VALLE_Y.-The order of
merit for pupils of Tyne Valley School
is as follows:-Grade l.-1. Nelson
Sheen; 2, Delniont Yeo; 3, Hazen Mc-
Kay. Gmdo ii.-1, Stl-wart Williams;
2. Earl Wllliuiim; il, l~‘riink lilifiiny.
tlrtidn ill.-1, i-Isle-llc Sieivart; 2, Olive
Ellis. (‘1nitic IV."-I. l~I\lsl:icf- Williams;
2, ll. Lldstone; Il, ilnlnnd Yeo. Grade
V.-1, Ninn Wiililron; 2, Ruby Grigir;
Zi, (ieriio liloNi-vin. Gra¢lc` VI.--l,
Kathleen l~‘orhcs.-Il.
-Among thc voliiiitcers for over-
sens service with thc Mounted Rifles
lcuvilng Siiuiincrsiile on liloiidiiy wan
Earl G. Reid, son ol' D. ilcid, ot' Camp-
bellton. Mr. Ill-lil luis for some time
pust been cmploycd as accountant with
The Joiunnl l’ulili.-tiling (‘.omp;iny, :mil
was il highly cupuble otilcinl. lic was
cxcecdlngly popular with ii wide
circle of l'i~ii\iiils who will join with un
iii wlsliiniz him cw-ry success in iiis
new sphere of activity and ii sufc ri-~
-turn when "thc wut' is over :intl ine
battle won."
“'I'}S'I‘ERN 1‘ERS()NALS
-llcv. J. J. McDonald, Kiiiliora, was
it visitor to Sumnierside \\'ctliicsrlu_\'
-li.
-Mr John 'l‘. McKay, Si-:i View
side on Wt-tliicsiiluy.-ll.
-Dr John T. Cosgrove, Wellington
side, \\’ediicsdii_v.-li.
a visitor to Suniiiierside Wediicsdity.
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Rink on \Ve<liiosiiay evening.-ll. I
tagiic, was in Sunimersiilc Wi-dnestlny
-ii.
siilc on \Vcilnos<lny wore: lilo:-:st's Leo
D. Arnciiiiult., Ml. ('urniel; ltomuiius
Mcllougall, Lot I4, Phillip N. Gnllnnt,
Wellington; A, hit-Donald, lliclimonil;
J. (7. Gnllunt, Wellington; Iloborl
couche.-ll.
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Remember
It is wise to get rid quickly of
ailments of the organs of diges-
tion-of headache, languor, dc-
_pression of spirits-the troubles
for which the best corrective is
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Men's or. &Tomen'e best
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$4;00 to $6.00.
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DPODEHY.
-COMING ATTKAGTION.-Under
the auspices ot-Division No. 5, A. 0.
H., assisted b¥ Division No. 2 L. A.
A. 0, H., the our-not comedy drama.
f‘Tlie Count.ry_Kids" will be presented
in St. Paul’s Hall; Suinmerslde. on
St. l"utrlcl¢'a evening. This play is
by the same author at “The Country
Squire", which 'was so .successfully
stalled by the same talent on St. Pat-
rli:li's Day. 1914. Reserve this date
for 2‘/4 hours of solid enjoyment.
I 8899-3-5m1i.
:zwe have a splendid lino of all the
most luscious chocolates produced by
Molrs, Neilsons. and Willnrns, put up
in elite boxes at 350. up. The Mae-
Kinnon Drug Co., Corner Great
George und l{ent`Streets.-MEM.
TIGNISII
‘1 --VISITING HERE.-Miss Josie Cal-
lnghaii. ol’ St Louis. is visiting Mr and
Mrs (‘. l<‘. Morrlsey, who ure at. present
under medical care.-Z.
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3 -Mr John T. Murphy and Martin
llusiler, of Mimminigasli. are looking
after business interests in and around
'l‘i|:nisli.-7.. ,
-T0 MISCOUCHE DRIVING.-Mr
Ray Gaudet, who for the last week
was visiting his slider, Mrs W. U.
Sumner, returned to Mist-oiivlio Tucs-
dny driving.-Z.
-WEDDING OF NOTE. - Miss
Loretto iluuiiet, formerly ot' this town,
wus the other <lu\_y;, unltcll in marriage
to Mr Eriituil elsli, of Yarmouth.
Maine, They will reside in Yurmoiith.
-7..
-SAD NEWS.-Mrs lsldorn Donc-
ettc, of Nail Road. was liiformeil Mon-
day of the douth of her futher, Girard
liunte, ol' lliivnr itond. ileiitli Wits due
to asthma uloiig with kidney troiihle.
-Z.
-IT MAV BE YOU.-Why embar-
rass your neighliourln asking him the
loan of his Guardian so that you may
reiid “ Tigiiisli News," when you could
be independent in getting one your-
self by subscribing.-Z.
` -ILL WHILE TRAVELLING.-Mr
Diirmett. Slisrhell on lil_s way to Tig-
nlsli Tiiesdoy evening became ill with
1
was on a. piirclizisiiig trip to Siiniiner- ‘I mi-II* Wi/*if lllltl Gontieqiient. chills.
Upon being examined by Dr Mcllride
:ifter his arrival lierc he was put to
bed nt his hotel__and nicdlcal treat-
wus among we \.i,,|,m.S m _q“mm(,,.'_ ment admliiisterotl.-Z.'
-ROADS BAD.-Mr Aurel Arse-
iiault. Lot 2, ‘who has just returned
from Fifteen-Point. and Wellington.
driving. report that the sleigh roads
are almost gone. lie says the ice in
--Mr James Penricrgast, Kensington. L0' 10 ls P“““~I' safe to 'lrlvc °"'er'
iittciidcd the hockey match at Crystal
and that east of 0'Lenry the snow is
nearly gone.-Z.
_ -Mr .i. ii. G, nuts., iii-tu-igisi, iron- -'BACK FROM H°5'°'T/*I---M'
Sylvain Gallant. who has been iii the
` liospitul. Cliarlottetown, for some
timc with ii dislot-ated kneocap. nr-
__.\mmm- 1|". viSn,,,._,, U, Summ,,_|._ rlvcd homo Monday night. ills leg is
still in a plaster oi' paris oust nuil it
will be several wot-ks beforo ho can
resume his duties its engine cieiiner.
.
-/..
Agnew, \\’ilmot; John Gallant, Mis- “HIGH COST oF LIVING-'_E\"`0‘
penn countries “ have nothing on Tig-
nisii " when it. comes to paying fancy
prices for fresh ilsh at this time of
the year. The gentleman who im-
ported fresh ilsh (coil) the early part
ol' the week from Nova Scotia and
rotailed them iii eleven cents n pound,
could have sold twice as much in the
some timc if he liiiil limi tho extra
qiiniitity.-7..
--MANAGERS CH`ANGE.--Tlitnisli
Tmdlllll Po. will shortly ninko ii
cluingc in their managers. Mr J. J.
Arsennult, who has been general
niuiinger of the main store at Tlgnish,
will iro to Kinr~li’s Corner and manage
the (!oinpaiiy's brunch there, while Mr
Willisin A. Giiiidet, who has for
several years ably managed the
branch nt this corner. will replace Mr
Arsenault nt the miiin store.-Z.
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-T0 HER DAUGHTER.-Mrs John
A. Hackett 'wciit to Charlottetown
Monday morning to iittentl the musical
recital given by the pupils of the
Notre Dame (‘onvcnt there. in which
her daughter. Murjorlc. who is ii stu-
dfllt l|\Gl‘\'. look u lendlni; port. This
young Indy is on accomplished pliinisi
and has pluyed in public on many
occasions. Mrs Hackett returned
homo Tiicsilny evening.-Z. 1
-MIRACULOUS ESCAPE. - Tlint
Master llnrph lliickctt, the young son
son of Mr Joolm linckett, was not
instantly killed on Monday when the
proiiir of ii pitchfork struck him on
tim licml. descending from ii height of
about ten font. is ti miracle. lioiv iho'
ncirldoiit happened has not yet been
discovered. All tlintrls known is tlint
the child was in the barn when he
received the injury. Upon inquiry on
Tuesday it was found that lie is
regting as well us could be expected.
-WELL-KNOWN FARMER DEAD;
-One of the largest funerals ever held
in this port of the County tookplace
to Tlsnisli Catholic Church on Tues-
day-moi-nina. when nib- remains' or the
late John J. Arsenault. a well-known
farmer, of Slilnners Pond,~were buried.
The line oi’ slolghs extended for over
two miles in n procession from ,Xie
doceaeedsliome to the church. e
llfuuerili servlcoswvere conducted by
Rev. .A. J.-Mcboiigali, and the wliolo
choir responded to the ‘funeral rites,
accompanied by the able organist.
Deceaaed’s death was due to a siege
ot lieinorrhages of the lungs extend-
i\\` overztl, rioiI`of six
sltsors. The pall-bearers were as
follows oh
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_ aiov-3-iiviif
George Arsenault and Arcade Gaudet.
r -11-e. -.A-'_ ri- -' "
Bak  Uur  <\v¢_Iif 
A HA'I"l`ER’S meredesire to serve _hispiatrons_
well---to give them the best value for their _money ,
amounts to nothing unless his stock of Hats is ableifto.
back up his good intentions. I ' p _ , _
   A $3.00 Hat for-$1.50  
5 The man who hasbeen disappointed elsewhere f A
-_ probably suffered more from lack' of expert Judgment _
ll- in buying on the Hatter’s part than from any 1ll-1nten-
 tions to give him less than his money’s worth.
 Howe’s, Christy, Walthousen 1
  Hara Hats p
ji; Any Hat in the _ Store, Every Hat Stylish
 and up-to-date
 No Old Stock The Kind You Like 
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 serve your best interests---carefully and well, but you 
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.il will iind the largest and_most complete stock of strict- 1 A
“f ly new hats in this vicinity to choose from. ' 
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 We always have had the most up to date Hat i ‘
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 Dept. in this Country and to accomodate our increas-
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 that reason we are clearing out every Hard Hat in
~'-‘ the store. »
 Come in and take your Pick
   $1.50
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leaves ii widow. several brothers ond; ,
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l. Mies i.AunA'"sl.Aci<.
§l~oil’Q|e 'F
_-`.Tlic ilcaili occurreil on Wcilnclidiiy
“Vlflllllli ut. licr home in lleileqiiu, ol'
llliss linuru lilui-k. sistcr nf Mrs. Duviil
Hfflluflllull. of tfliurlottetowii, wiili
.Wl_1om i~ihi~ lind roziidcil for it nunibor
of years. Miss ll|uck\viis ii. warm-
lignrted, lovable liiily, und site liud
many frleiiils here, who will leiirn with
sllrrow the .sail news ci her ileuiisc.
but she bore lier :;iifferin|; with mor-
vellous patience. She leaves two sis-
icrs, Mrs. Srliurmnn, in Cliarlottc-
toivii, and Miss Mattie liliick, in lied-
eqtio, and one brother, tlliurlesi lllack,
in- lieileque. 'l‘o the bcrciivcil rolii-
_oll Sittitrllny iifteriiooii nt. Il o'i':lock.
MRS. GEORGE H. COOK
' The dr-nlli of Mrs. George li. Cook,
after a short illness. of pnsitiiionla
circle of friends in this city ycsterdiiy
und thc siiicero sympathy of of ull is
oiitcndeil to the bereaved husband
gui family in their loss. The late
rs. (look, who was formerly Annie
Elizslietli Galbriiitli, of St.1John, was'
a_luily oi' winning personality, und si
stsunchirlember and supporter of thel
First Methodist Church oi’ this cityi
and always took ii leading part in it
different societies. She will be keenl;
missed in church work, but especially
int the home where she was the cenIre‘
 -
if
sides her bereaved' husband the follow-
'She had suffered somewhat from spi-_
nul trouble, cnuscd by an accident,»
tives The (lunriliiin cxiendo i-iince"e‘
synipntliy. The fiiiiural will take pint-ew
conic as n severe shock io her \vlili\‘1
of affection und where hor place as
vnnthm' own never no-sin he Blind 1.1¢.
-.is and uaugnters are left to cherish
her memory: Edward L.. now in
France with the Canadian expedition-
ary force; William C., of this city:
Mrs. L. G. Wliear oi' Montreal; Mrs.
P. R. Newsome, city; Mrs. S. F.
Doyle, city, Miss Ilcssic, lu Toronto,
Miss Josephine, stciioi:riiplii~r with the
i'. l~l. l. Telcpliono (io. and Miss lim-
helln with Moore & Mol.:-oil
lf' _
Stylish Spring Suitings _
And
Coatings for Women
‘ We respectfully call- _
the_ attention of the
ladies to our New Sprlng`
ang Summer Suitings .
an Coatings. They are I
among. the _most up to
date that the markets
provide. ‘~
You are invited to look
them over whether you
buy or not. ,
Liberal Convention
_ ,  _ , ‘sr
We wish every delegate _ah
tending, the Liberal Conventioh
on March 1i{th,1to bear iii mind
that both Liberals and Consg;
vatives are af:-eed that __
Reliable Fire nsurance they
should write, cali or phone ' ‘ a
G. J. McCormac
Agent ,for the Imperial Under-
writers' Corporation ‘_~_.
Offices:-Revere Hotel Block,
Charlottetown. V
Phone 351 P. .0. Box .74
8818-3-2mtts3i ‘ ' ‘"
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ru: cross THAT wu.i.1.
‘ UsEv\'>u'wl~|t1's _
Hanging ylflall ancljl
I Parlor Lamps'
_We will sell the mat-
eflal by the yard at the
lowest price that can be
obtained in the city or
have it made to order in
our usual first class
manner. ' -
We suggest that you
place your_or¢ier early to
prevent disappoinimengj
when the season is ad-`
vanced. ‘ _
issues omit-sires:
D- -\-  mia 
ou; °` It of
hanging m -s 
lamps th t _ _ .
the nic‘esstwyoi?lmTreevor‘,
Seann Y it " 
' nesiiisii qnsinx "extremely
beautiful L iiiy a _ 1100' 1'
large Ind artllti ’  ‘_
ed, they give o' splao il- 
ltltuinatintl and Nil! I ~ .
surp‘il-lslngly umm duliitliif
ni ii . . 1‘ ' .; ‘ . ;
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lli e ot' amps-7. I P0
io' ses wiistyoit' ut and
our low priooa wil tieiilht
on
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