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I “One ,lldeatless ' Meal |» The Eastern GL/afdjan
, #Day is a good food  -------- _
Your FRIENDS can buy
anything _you can give
them-except your photogi sph
Make an appointment today
The Cook’s Studio
New DfsBrisay Block
f_;_1__..___..___.i_
.Parti_i1; Gilt
There is always room in the S<>ld_
it-.r'5 Ki; for portraits of the Home
folks.
Your portrait in a case to lit the
,midiers pocket-the ideal gift.
,".ioke the appointment today ut the
flie Bayer Studio
A. E. LYON, Studio
Gund Photography
‘ Moderate Prices.
Personal attention to Am-
ateur Photography .
107 Queen St.
Phone 68-J.
Shadow
_ Test ~ i
' l
llnve your eyes tested by lit. ~
Always satisfactory.
Delightful results.
Only accurate child's Test.
Works wonders in dliilcult. cases.
The harder the case the better.
Elinilnntcs guess-work.
Sueceedg where others fail.
Try it today.
H. J. Mahon
Drugglst and Optlcian
Noxt Door. Bank cf Commerce
Montague ' P,. E. island
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Professional Cards
Miss Daisy Rudge
17i_Great George St.-Ph°ne Con-
nection.
Manufacturer of all kinds of flue
hair goods, including, Toupees and
Wigs.
l-lair dressing, Manlcuring, Sha/m»
pooing, singeing.
567-10-10M1mopd.
l
McLEAN 'Sz MrKlNNON
Barrister Attorney-at-Law
4
lloyal llunk Building. (illurlottetown
Olllves Royal Hank Building, t'l.iu\'-
loiletoivii, I’. I~l_ l.
i *E* LZ!
Dr. Clift
CHRONIC DISEASES
QURATIVE TREATMENT by the
month in advance, -Victoria Hotel,
Charlottetown, P. E. I., Canada.
HOURS, 12 to 3 daily. Now.
fmrii-iM3inospfl_` `
J. D. STEWART
Barrister. Solicitor and
Notarv Public
Office Neuqon Block, Charlottetown
Branch Office, Georgetown
l/ioney to Loan on Real Estate
 .
S. S. Hessian
_ Barrister, Solicitor,
Notary Public, lc..
MONEY T0 LOAN.
Montague, P. E. I. ,
P-*-:_-1--'-'H
1! MORSON & DUFFY '
Barrister: Ind Atorney!
Solicitors for Royal Bank 'of Canada
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` MONEV T0 LOAN. '
McLlAN li MoKINNON
ammo- A_u°rney~lf-I-IW
nom mini Building. Ch~rl°¢t°¢°"°
Olllcel- Old Guardian Odlco. 'Pro
Vile Block. Charlottetown. P. ll. I-
llliutflilthutt. -
McLEOD - 8: BENTLEY
W. E. Bentley, K. C. . _
Barrister and Attorneyl-at-lilw 
Money tg Loan,_ -
Olilcc-snk of N. 8. Ghemberli
Charlottetown. P. I. I.-
" wAneun1'on a _sl-nw.
Barrietere, Attorneys. N0'/lf! Pill’
slogan for wartime, or an
would mean health and
strength for the nation.
But be sure and get »the right
substitute for meat in a
- digestible form. Shredded
Wheat Biscuit is the ideal
substitute for meat. It is
100 per cent. whole wheat
i~ 4' prepared in a digestible
I form. Two or three of these
| little loaves of baked whole
,wheat 'make a nourishing,
. satisfying meal at a cost of
I only a few cents. Delicious
with 'milk or cream or fiuits
of any kind. '
Made in Canada.
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“Victory I
Bonds”
‘ Pave the Way to I
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'Tl
ashionahle
Gaiter
This fall gaiters are very
fashloiialrle- to he warm and
cqiufortalile you should wear
M
rm. We are showing nil til
(T
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ew colors in different grades.
D
rey s, l"awns,li row
` ,White and Tan
Special line of broadclotli
tailored gaiterg shown in New
York Fawn and New York
Grey_ The highest grade made.
We have all kinds from ln-
t`unt`s to women‘s.
i sas THEM
gt Alley & C0.
Expert .Eye
I Testing
Our experience in vision
testing coupled with the
best optical. parlor in
Kings'County, enab‘es us to
-correct your eye troubles,
with scientific accuracy. 
i Eye strain is the direct
cause of many ills. At first
signs of eye strain the eyes,
should be examired and if
glasses a re needed, they
should at once be worn.
` We use the same methods and
instruments as the leading eye
specialists in larger Cities. You
will find in our parlor such
instruments as the Electric
Operated Opthaimnmeter. Ski-
Oplometer and the Retinscppe.
I Come in and b: convinced
that we can give you the best
service obtainable an d a
moderate prices.
E.E. Parkman
Montague H
All See Our I
Separators
Don’t fail to see our
exhibit of De Laval
I Cream "Separators, at
149 Great George St.
_ Milk cans, bottles, cap_S»
' brushes, Separator oil,
Separator parts. The
Alpha gasoline and ker-
osene engines, gas en-
' < gine oil.
i Jas. D. Offer
_ Charlottetown
i
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i
y _
 time--better make it two i "qi pq' N my in W' Pr°"""`
i meatless. meals a day-it i ._~Mn. R. n. Howi.;1'1~n cum.
ian agent for Annandale and vicinity
7 g WT
..*MR. HAR0l.D P. GORDON is
the Georgetown Guardian represent-
ative. '
..'SOHO0NEFi IN PURT.»- The
Gnr- Schr. Monarch from Gloucester
83 tons, 23 men. Iver Carlson Master
fishing is in port.-C. -{ »-
..*FlSHlNG.-- Hake and liaddoclt
taken at present are large' in size and
plentiful-buyers paying . 2 'cents a
pound fresh.-(`.
..*SHIPPING.- Tha` Gloucester
fishing Schr. Arethus 107 tons regis~
ter, 24 men. James H. Larkin, Master
arrived in Sourls- yesterday. She
has a fishing l_.ice'nse and intends tu
main- Sriuris her head quarters _ush-
ing in the vicinltyi of East Point-
purposes to fill up ,and take 'her cargo
ici*-d fresh to Gloucester.-C.
ERSIERH PERSONALS
..*Mis-. E. Breen, Georgetown is
visiting friends in Halifax.-G.
..*Mrs. Allie; Aiken, Georgetown
paid a visit to Brudenell on ‘Thurs-
day last.-G.
..'*Mr. Hulton Dalziel, Albion
Cross spent the week end with his
parents in Georgetown.-G.
..*l\lr. Harold Keeping is visiting
in Georgetown the guest of his moth
es Mrs. A. O. Cogsweil.-G.
..“‘Pte. Wilfrid Hunter. rdlurncli
Veteran spent Sunday at his home ii.
Georgetown .-G.
..*li‘Irs~. D. Gordon, Georgetown
was t visitor to Brudenell on Thurs-
duy lust.-G.
..*Miss Alice Compton, George
town was a visitor to Brudencli on
\Vc.;inesday.-G _
..*Mr. Nelson Sigsworth, (‘ardig:ir
paid it business visit to Brudenell or
Monday.-G.
..*lV[iss Madden _I-Iilchey, Geor;;e~
town paid a visit to Brudenell on
Monday.-G.
..*l\'Ir. Redmond. Tangler. N. S..
was a visitor to (lardiigan and Brade-
uell on Monday.-G. ` '
..*l\Ir. Wilfred Lel_.avie spent Sun
miy with his parents Mr. and Mr.-.
(‘I1nrle's DeLorle, Georgetown Roy
zllty.-G.
..'~'Mlss Barbara Gordon, returned
to her hoine in Brudcnell Saturday
ifter spending some months visiting
friends in Charlottetown and Union
Road.-G,
__ ..?Pte. John Morrison, 'Halifax
`s`p`eiii"}{` `sli6`r`t' ` ""`I'ii`rl6`i'igh' ' with"`lii"
tumily in Georgetown this week. Geo
,rpetown is always glad to welcoinl
uny' of her many patriotic sons who
have responded to the .call of duty.-
G.
 ’
Small Pill
Small Dose
Small Price
4 ‘ Fon . .
I CONSTIPATION '
have stood the test of time.
Purely vegetable. Wonderfully
quick to banish blliousnese,
`headache, indigeation and to
clear up a bad complexion.
f. Genuine burn eiiznature
 
PALE FACES
Generally lndlcale e lack
of Iron ln the Blood
Carter’s Iron Pills
S Will help this condition
 
 i
555'
Five Reasons
Why You Should Use
_:. Ellis’ While Pine
` and Tar
__l, 4 c,_
1. A guaranteed cough cure-
No cure, no pay.
` 2. Made by a tlrm you know
1 personally- not thousands-of
mllee away. ,
8. Made from the best
drugs-pi-opeiily compoundedf
i 4. Has been successfully ua-
! ed for years.
5. As eafe for children as
adults.
Our Emulalone are equally
V good.
Made only by
Ellis’ Pharmacy Ltd.
_
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i ..~1'wo csnrs Psnvwonnwscii
insertion for advertising In this co
lumn. Cash must accompany order
Minimum charge twenty-five cents.
..°TRlNlTY CHURCH GEORGE-
TOWN Sunday 18th. Iioly (‘ouiiuunf
Ion 8 ~a. m. Morning Service 11 a.~ in.
Evening Service 7 p. ni. Rey. Edwin
Jukes. will ofllclate.
..°DUNDAS AND ANNANDALE.
-Rev. Chas. H_` Ballard will con-
duct service on 18th ins; in the Pre-
sbyterian Churches at Dundas at 3
p.__m. and at Annandale at lla. an.
_.~PnoDuCE LADEN.- The oe.-_
ton-Pew Fisheries Co., are doing an
txtensive business in eastern Kings-
buying potatoes, buying fresh fish u.-
long shore and having 3 or 4 ol` then
fine large schooners .trawllng in the
North Bay making Souris their head.
quarters.--(‘.
.."ISLANl LADY DlE$.- News
has reached Georgetown that Mrs.
Doyle of Western (lnnadn is dead.
The late l\lri~.'. Doyle was formerly
llllis Ada Moar und was well known
about this vicinity being a daughter'
of the late Mr. (‘harles Moar of
Georgetown who was formerly' em-r
ployed as engineer on the P. E. l.
Railway. The news of her death will
be learned with regret by ii large cir-
cle' of her friends.-G. i
._~FoRs§‘r i-ni.i..- Mrs. Donsie
McKinnon and Mrs. Donald McLeod
returned homc- on Tuesday last aftei
1 few days visit to Pinette the guests
of relatives and' friends. -Miss Fan-
nie D_own paid a short visit to Upton
Sunday the guest of her uncle Mr.
Dolphus 'l‘urner.- .Misses Nora. J.
and Mary McLean have returned
home after a two weeks visit to (ful
digan the guests of their uncle. Mr.
Murdock McLeod.- Mr. Donald Me-
Donild paid a pleasant visit to Glen-
fnnning on Sunday last.- Mr. Will-
iam Mcl.e-od, Glenfanning paid a
visit to Forest Hill recently.- Miss
Cassie L. Mcinnls _is 'visiting friend:
in Forest l-liil and Mr. Nic-holas 0'»
Neil oi' Sp'w .Road paid xi visit to For
v-st Hill the guest of Mr. Malcolm
_\I<-Leod.
HOME A GAIN
Written by Dr. Henry Van Dyke, Am-
erican Mininster to Holland, in- 1
spired by U.-boat attacks on
his return voyage
l-in~1ic_ for my 'heart still calls me; ‘
Ilonie. through the danger zone; .
Home, whatever befalls me.
I will sail again to my own.
Wolves of the sea. are hiding
t"losely along the way,
Under the water hiding
Their moment to rend and s'la_v_
Iliivok  the eagle that brands them.
lllack ure their hearts as the night-9
Black is the hate that sends them
To inui'<l`el', but not to iight.
tn., - a. *_ ~
“'_?‘lower '6i"`th'é "Cler`iiii`i`ii"'éiiliu`reI'"" 
llousf. of the Kaiser's marine,
"Iioose for your emblem the vulture.
(‘o\vi\rdly, cruel obscene,
worth from herlsheitered haven
Our peaceful ship glides slow.
\'oiseles‘s in iiight as o. raven.
Gray as the hoodie crow.
:lie doubles and turns in her hearing,
Like d twisting plover sh? goes;
rho way of he rwestward ating.
Only the captain knows-.
'n a lonely bay concealing _
She lingers for days an Slips
A1 dark. from her coveret, stealinir
Through channels feared by the
ships.
Brave are the men. and steady,
_Who guide her over the deep,
British mariners. ready
To face the sea woli"s leap.
Lord of the winds and waters. `
Bring our ship to her mark.
Safe from-this game of hide-andseok
With murderers in the dark. A
A i<No'r or BLUE.
in olden days, for lady’s~ praise.
A knight went forth to war
With arms complete, his charger
fleet.
And pennon i1ut.terl'ng far:
While on the field of blazoned shield
Hung, pure and fair to view.
A simple band from woman's hand.
A tiny knot of blue:
A true knot, '
A blue knot,
A |over's kno; of blue. f
Did' foeman bold or robber’s gold
Or Paynim blade appear
"For God. St. Clair, and lady fair!"
Went forth the' ringing cheer
'Mid weapons' flash and deafening
clash .
As man and beast he slew.
An omen clear danced ever near-
A tiny knot of blue;
A true knot,
A blue knot.
With your sweet knot of blue-
L’envol.
Today your night goes fbrth to iight
Oh, love. my love. so true!
God gives him grace his foes to face
With your' sweet knot of blue,-
‘ Trno knot,
Blue knot.
A lover's knot of blue.
-William R. A. Wilson.
CREATING A ROOM
IS INTERESTING.
A V.aIuable\ Suggestion for Making
Your Home M°re Attrlctive.
To create a room.‘one may com-
mence, perhaps, with ono interesting
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Dyer 30 Years
piece of furniture. and build the
whole room about il.. It may he a beau
tiful dc-sk or chair. hui. whatever it
is. study the history of its time, find
what used to be used with lt. and
hunt for the pieces you need most.
if these- are not to be found in the or-
iglnul. good reproductions of the-
original can b-;' inode. V
Ilavlng decided upon the l_\-pa oi.
room you wish tc create. study thc'
special one you have in mind-~ its
sl'/.c and shape. Perhaps it is u room
with a, low ceiling; if so, it will have,
many charms, but in its furnishing,
many difftcultIes_wlll be 'c-;icountered.i
Where the ceilings are very low they
should be tinted to match the side
\\'a.lls,. The trend today is toward
pinelling and painting the walls, but
this is not always possible. as much
depends upon the shape and size ofthe
rocni and the condition of the walls.
There are many beautiful wall pap-
ers made now, and in some instances
their use is preferable to any other
mode of wall decoration. Instead of
painting the walls of formal rooms
very often fabrics such as sllks or
damasks are used in the panels.
Beautiful tapestries, tco, are sat in.
I know of' a delightful room where a
tolle de _lourey (printed linen made!
in France) is put into the panels and.
heavily varnished. The eff».'.'t is novel
and charming. 
i
A sense of greater space. as well
as it decided leading oil of interest,~
may be obtained by making every,
doorway of u room a vista. There-
may be only a p.issui;ew:1_\' beyond!
but by carrying the color scheme
through, or placing directly opposite
the doorway a good picture. cr n
mirror with :L console lable beneath
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_ Victory Bonds are a
22,. cllifr' in cas
I
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£3' _ la .~v.- I-_<
iivuisactions at pai val
for ui.-rcbandise to ii'
amount of the bond.
Vi`.\~V. WELLNER
- Official C.G.R. Watcn Inspectors'
Estab_ 1868.
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HU L A CH
R 9--IN SH]
---FROM CANADA-
cannot go to the trenc es 'lhat Q 0 vious ome
some are too oun others have ties which revent. But W
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take a shot at the enemy, if that shot could be fired right he
Wouldn’t YOU strike a blow for victory and hasten the end I
And you CAN.
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.LOAD A GUN FOR A GUNI
.BY BUYING VICTORY BON]
i  
_ Cana a’s splendid sons have won undying 'ame at Ypr
Ru d _ h'- ‘1
1 ge, an elsewhere T en g orious deeds of valor and act
have also won the love and admiration of all the freedom-lovin
~-the fold. . b
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vi r Perhaps your oy, near relative orfriend is over the
or Flanders now. Think of the thrill of pride we feel to own
. _t
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im. u , shall it stop at that. Haie we have YOU no pai
no duty?
not alone her fighting men? Shall we at home not make it cieai
Shall we not make it clear to German despotism that Canal
behind our soldiers are massed battalions of finance-the total o
V
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1 ua Wea . ou may OT pull the trigger but you CAN’buv
_ $50 Buys 1,000 Cartridge
f $500 Buys 10,000
When You Buy. Vic"ory Bor
If you have not received by mail a copy of the Victory I
prospectus with application blank attached, obtain one from
» Loan Headquarters in your district, or from the Bank, broker or
with whom you deal. Decide to buy to the utmost of your abi
the boys acl oss the pond and help them win the war.
ll  In Your Pocket, Purse
I or Safe Earns You
In Victory Bonds 5 ]_ 2
Well as Earns
M Besides in Victory Bonds Your Money l
p.c
WHAT ARE VICTORY BONI
+
1. The signed pledge of the Dominion of Canada-backs
bounding resources-to repay your loan at maturity.
2. The evidence of your having responded in the time
need-and the safest possible investment.
3. The long-range gun with which you shell the German t
help win the war.
- Denominations of $50 and up\va1ds.
Due in 5. 10~or 20 years.
.Interest half yearly at 51/f_» per cent.
Readily sold for cash at any time.
YOU DON’T GIVE---MERELY LEN
ilgiggg Thc§ooei's`l\o\'o\iicir.e fo'
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