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'mn omtnnorrlrrown ouzmnnm I JANUA-RY~28» 1918
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= FAMILY GROUPS
The holiday reuniop offers an
opportunity for having that
group picture r_nade.
We are equipped to §_ro_duce
he best in groups or in ividual
Dbrtraits.
We_ offer a variety of styles
and sizes.
The Cooks’ Studio
New DesBrisayBIock
A. is. iron, stun.
Goo" Photography _
Moderate Prices
Personal attentionto Am-
ateur Photography.
107 Queen St.
Phone 68-J.
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Pictures of Home
Folk
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fort to the heart of the sol-
iier: .‘v'l:tl<c""yoiir appoint-
inent tofl:t_\' at
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$4.00. $5.00, $5.50 $6.00
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‘-‘-'f' ` we your size,
'ioiliiv' :iicae shoes arc wort
frfiin film to ;y1o_no,
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l'~\'-liii‘~ It gives lior:-'es it
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wlilvh li~~-ltr, ilu- mit- nl' your '
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[lt--itlf-. l:Illi..` Stock Food and
r~'tiicill»-.<, \-,-1: t~u.i'ry the i'ollow-
ing: lttivnl l‘iirplt-, l’i'att.s, In-
t-'-i'ii.»iiioii.'il, Dr. Daniels, Colum- i
l»i:iii_ tiiwirigt-i'. \\'oodbury's and ,
l‘f-tilllt-t i»n's_
4'.»:iic to our store for infor-
niiiii-»n rci',:ii'~lliig your horses.
Ellis’ Pharmacy Ltd.
MONTAGUE
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Lens Grinding
Do You Know-
, That we operate the only
‘ l.ens Grinding Plant on P.
li. Island?
. That we omoloy a skilled
daily grinding from the
rough glass--the most com-
plicated kinds of lenses?
These are facts, which
mean a good deal to the
Glass wearing public, doing
away with the annoying ‘
delays caused by sending
away for special lenses.
Send your glasses in by
mail, you'll get them back
promptiyand in perfect con-
dition.
Call in and look over otir
plant.
G. F. Hutcheson '
(lptometrist and Optician f
Surface Grinder, and are .
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-I1’ PAYS to bly In this province.
- -MR. W. K. MoGOUOAN in Guar-
dian representative in Bummerside.
-THE NEW RINK at Kensington
iopens this Monday night.
I -THE MORNING DAILY GUAR-
DIAN .can be obtained at Larterty’s
Tonsorlal Parlors. Summerside.
-OFFICERS INSTALLED.- Un
Wednesday night the 23rd instant.
at the C. M. B. A., hall, Egiuont
Bay, the ceiernony ot' installing the
new oillcers of the local branch of the
sllFie7t_v'”l' Assumption was conducted.
Tito attendance was fairly large.
despite the uncertanlty of the
wt-ather. there being several (‘.
;\l_ ll. .\. members prcsont. The
pi'csldcnt_ .\|r. Antoine (‘. Gallant had
vi'orkf.»d faithfully in organizing such
a nieetiiig anti to his credit. and to tho
credit, of the conimlttec named for
that purpose it may bc said that it
was tin. unquiiliiied stir.-ess. Mr_ Moiao
Gallant, teacher oi' St. fflirymstomti
was the installing olilcer, while Rev,
Father Botxdreault was muster of eer-
einoni`es_ At the opening of the meet-
ing the president in a few we-ll chos-
n words explained to the audience
the pui'pos.e of such a meeting. Ilev.
Father Boudreault was then asked to
speak and did so, giving wise coun-
sels ned extolling the merits oi' this
beautiful and beneficial society, Mr.
.stinne Arsennalt in his spec'-li was
brlei' but to the point. _-liter the cer-
emony, the president called on any-
one who wished to s-peak. Rev. Fittliei'
Boudreault again spoke and gave
wise counsels in the interest of mem-
bers. The next. to speak was Mr. Fai
Arsennault who proposed' a vote oi'
condolence to Rev; Father Boudre-
-\ul¢_ in the death oi' Annie Sherry.
who in her young days had been 1'
long time his maid servant. Scvcml
reiiiurks wt-re :iuiiiri |ias'1."t b'.~
some mcnibers. ’l‘lies.'- cxpluinctl .bt-
nei-o.\s.‘ty l`oriiisti|';t1i<'t~, :intl the great
good wrought by the Society. lint
apart l`rom lnsuranec, there was an
other grand purpose, and to this end
al' the members showed strive cour-
ageously Mr. Etienne spoke again and
as a. C. Z\l. ll. A. member heartily
thanked the members of that I’ As-
sumption t'or their kintl invitation to
this society. He then compared both
associations explaining how both
worked harmoniously and' for a coni-
mon purpose. The programme was in-
terspersed with several nice song.-i,
by Mr. Pathier and llector Gallant.
Mr. ("yru.-, Ai'sen:1ul_t presided nt, the
organ and performed his worli well.
The meeting was brought to tt close
by the singing Ave Marie Stella :ind
Dieu Sztlvc lc Roi.-.\l.
A CHIIII CIIS CRIISS,
SICK IINII FEVIRISH
WHINWCCNSIIPAIIC
Look, Mother! If tongue is coated
' clean little liver and bowels.
lt` _your little- oiie's tongue is coated,
it is a sure sign the stouiucn, li\'<-i' and
liowcls need it gcntlc,thoi'ougli cleans-
ing at once. \\'lir-,p your child is cross,
pcevisli, listless, piilc, doesn't. sic-ep,
eat or act naturally; il` breath is bail,
stomach sjour, system full oi' cold,
tlirout. sore, or if feverish, give at tea-
spooiiftil of ‘Tlnliforiiiu Syrup of
Figs," and in ti. few hours ull the
cloggetl-up, coii.~itipa.tod waste. sour
lille and iintllgestt-il food will gently
niovo out ot' the bow:-l:-i, and you have
take this liurtnloss "t`i‘ull. loi:utive."
Nlillimri of niotliciw. keep It hunily lie-
tfunsu they know its iiction on thc sioiu
ach, liver :ind liowt-,ls is prompt and
surf-. 'l`liey also know :i little given
today saves ii sick child tomorrow.
Ask _v0\it' druggists for 3 bot.-y
tle of "California Syrun of Figs",
which contains dii~ect,ions for babies.
children nt' all ages and for grown-ups
plainly on the hottie. Beware of
cniintcrfcits sold here. Get the genu-
ine made by “t'alifornia l-*ig Syrup
Company."
 
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umn. Cash must accompany order.
Minimum charge twenty-five cents.
-THE NEW RINK at Kensington
openi-i this Monday nlglit.
-SOCIAL GRAHAM'S ROAD. -
Come to the social' in Graham’s Road
Hall, Monday evening, Jan. 28. Pro-
gramme. games, lunch. R. C. Collect-
ion. 2352-1-26M2i.
= IESTEIIN PERSONALS
-Mr. Ed. McRae. Alberton. paid a
business trip to Sumrncrsido this
week.-H.
-Miss Annie Poirier of Mlacouclie
was in Abrain’s Village last week.
-M.
-Mrs. Alexander Robbins, of Ilcd-
oque, met. with ti painful accident. -1|
few days ago by faling anti' breaking
her arm.
-l\Ir. P. Il. O'llearu, of .\lcsi=irs.
Fred. Magee. Ltd., Summcrslde, liao
returned to town after spending it
few weeks visiting at his home in
PortVElgIn, N. B.-H.
-THE NEW RINK at Kensington
opens this Monday night.
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
On Tuesday' evening. January 22nd
tt large crowd gathered at the home
oi’ Mr. and Mrs. John N. Evans-, Buic-
`ington. to celebrate the anniversary
iii' their wedding.At`ter music had been
furnished by Mr. Bern Ready and Mr.
Elmer Sudsbury,tli'e following. address
was road by Mr. John M. Montgom-
ery." alter which Mr. Elbert Mlllman
matic the presentation. ta clock and
diner set).
.\ir. and Mrs. John N. Evans
Dear Sir and Madam:-We. your
friends, have taken the privilege of
coming here, on 'this the anniversary
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Siclt chililren iii-,t-tlu’t. bo coaxed toi
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Shells, Mica Crystal Grit (coara
and flue), Granulated Pouitr
Bone, Beef and Bone Scraps,
Egg Mash for Poultry, Blatch-
ord‘s Milt: Mash, Granulated
Charcoal for Poultry, Alfalfa
Meal.
Knox Nest Eggs, China Nest
Eggs. Poultry Leg Bands.
To Arrive
5 tons Baby Chick Feed, One
Car Mixed Grain for Poultry,
(free from noxious weeds.)
All at lowest prices. i
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
5 Carler& Co. ltd.
HEADQUARTERS FOR POUL-
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of your wedding day, to endeavor to
bring back to your minds happy ic-
flections ot' that memorable night. tt-fi
years ago. Anil' although wo are well
tiwaro that we cannot bring you ui
much happiness. as was brought you
that -night in 1908, still we wi.-th to
convoy to you on this occasion our
beat. wishes. \Ve hope that you may
he spared, so that we may gather
here on many such occasions, to wish
you all good luck. We will now ask
to accept as it very slight token oi'
our good wishes for you, this small
gift, which we liope you will cherish
not on acconut of its iiitrinsic value
but merely on aeocunt of the spirit
in which it is presented. Once again
dear friends we wish you many, many
more years of happy lfnion and our
prayer is, that God, may in the com-
ing years, crown you with his richest
blessint-4 and make your home life
even more happy and prosperous than
in the pus! tlvcifitlv.
Signed on behalf ol' those pri-seiit.
Air. and .\'l`rs. liyaiiii-'. in a ft-\\' well
chosen words tliunketl :ill present l`ot'
the i'eiiiei1ibi'niii‘t'~, :intl hoped we \\'t".ultl
take ntlvutitage ol' the oveiiiiig and
have o 1-ight good tiinc.At'tei' the pres-
tilltalioll, 5\lDD€r was .~'et'\'eti niiti \\'u.-'
pronounced by ull present its the
“best yet." Having iippcasctl their tip-
petltes, a. large pnogiainine ivtis car-
ried out every uutnbet' being so per-
fectily perforiiiod that it would' be
liard to particulai'i1.»~. llowovcr, lliu-.-ie
uunihers- most worthy ot` note were. A
step dance by Mr. Evans, a speech,
by .\ir. (`an` and it reading by Ken-I
sington's' inost, noted eloetitionisl. ‘
ln the early hours the company
dispersed, each wishing Mr, and i\li's.
I-lvnns many thanks for the delightful
evening.
CANADIAN GRAIN WILL MOVE ALI.
WINTER
'l‘Oit0N’l`O, January 25.-A heavy
gritiu ttioveiucnt i'rotn the nortliwest
:ill winter is prouiisori by General
Manager M. ll. l\lt'l_.eod, ol` the (1.N.R.
western lines, who is ln the city. Mr.
.\lcl.eod said that tiiere is little gain
in the great terminal elevators at the
head oi’ the lakes ut the present tliiie,
and that the shipments are being;
made right tlirougb to thc eastern
sea-board. There was no congestion
last fall nut-li as is not unusual during
the grain rush.
Asked as to tho report, that l\r; was
to be one of the cliicl officials I’ the
t'.N.l't., under government control,
Ivlr. 'lvlt-Lend smiled. and said that
there was no doubt that whoever lie.
with Vice-President Hanna and A. E.
Warren, aiisiutuiit to the general inun-
ager of the western lines, might work
for, they would work to keep the ti'u.l`-
ilc moving.
“Just at present there is nothing
very much doing on the western lin-
es," said .\lr. McLeod. "\\’c shall be
moving grain all through the winter."
PIIPFS IJIIIPEPSIN
ICR INDICESIIIIN CR
SIIUR, IM] SIIIIIIIIICH
In five minutes! No dyspepsia, heart-
burn nr any stomach misery.
Sour, gassy. upset stomacli, lntllges-
tion liearlburn, tl_\'spe'psia; when the
food you out t'oi'inouti~i into gases and
stubliorii lumps: your lieutl nc-lies and
you fool nick and init-terable. tliat's
when you realize. the magic. in l"ttpe’s
lliapepsln. lt. niakeu all stomach mis-
ery vanish lti ilvo rminutes.
ll' your atoniach is lp rt continuous
revolt-if you ctm‘t gutit regulated,
please, for your sake, try Pape’s Dia-
pepsin. lt'u so needless to have ii
bad i-itomach,- mnke your next meal
it favorite food meal, then lake u lit-
The  Western Guardian I  E‘¥§¢¢?’" ...Guardian
..°Mr. R. R. I-IOWLETT is Guard-
ian agent for Annandale and vicinity
. ..*THE "GASPEClAN."- The
'steamship “Gaspecian"4moved into
the berth occupied by the “St~a.nley"
at the Railway wharf and ls stil lun-
certain as to the possibility of get-
ting the crew to proceed. on the vo-
yage to New York and oi' getting the
Stanley to convoy her to Sydney.-C.
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..*THE D.G.S. “STANLEY."-The
D.G.S. "Stanley" sailed from Sourls
Thursday for Magdalen Islands with
a full cargo. it is not yet known
whether the ship will return for ba-,
lance oi’ freight. of which there is
considernlbls at Picton and Sourls or
not..--C. .
..*RED PGINT GLEANINGS. -
Mr. Edson Rose, Red Point, is
busily engaged in sawing wood for
tho farmers of the adjoining districts
|wlth hir- gasoline outfit, which ho rec-
ently purchased from Mr. Jason
Ching.-Gr. Chester Bruce. Klngsboro
ing Burns Concert anti visiting his
sister Mrs. Everett MucKendericlr.-`
Miss Bessie Robertson, Red Point has
had a. narow escape i'rom being badly
hurt and perhaps killed recently
when her bore-s capsized the sleigh in
which she was riding anti' made good
his escape. he was pursued by Mr. .\.
\V. Bruce who witnessed the accident.
and was caught some two milfs or
morc away, The Tr-mpertinco Lodge
of Red Point has again been started
in its usual good order and has been
is at present in Charlottetown attend-I
fortunate in ett-ing Mr. Silas Fraser
geon Bruce, Red Point, have returned
home after attending a concert held
in Rollo Bay on Jan. 22nd. 1918.-Mr.
G. J. Stewart is at present engaged in
..*SCHOOL WORK.- The half-
yearly examination ol' -Port llill
School was held on the afternoon ot‘
Friday, Jan. 18th and was attendoil
hy a goodly numibcr of visitors. The
pupil.-twero examined in the different
Ibrunclitia b the teatrlicr. lvii:-in M
.l. Btunford and Alias Pauline Gillis.
teacher in Birch Illll School. At. the
close of the examination short, ad-
tlreases coniplimeuting the teacher
upon the 'excellent manner in which
the pupils had conducted themselves
and ol' the progress they had made
in the half year, were given by Rev.
Mr. Bamford and .\Ir. _ William `.l.
Montgomery, The annual meeting of
the Presbyterian congregation of Lot
I4 was held on the evening ol' Tiles-
day, Jan Sth with .\|r. David Doug-
herty in the chair. The reports ot`
the different ofilcers showed the
finances to be in it good healthy con-
dition and the work of the church in
every way was most satisfactory. The
following ofilcinls were elected for
next year: Messrs Artemas MacAr-
thur, William .l. hlontgoniery and
llcctor D. Dolic were re-elected as
inanttgers. Mr. H. 'I`. Mcllondrick,
re-elected Stifpend-'I‘i'easi., Mr. A. Mc-
Arthur, Sa'bbi1th offering Treas..
James Mclntosh and Edgar Dougher-
ty, Collectors, Archie Ellis. Secretary
.\iessrs. ll. 'l`. Mel~lenili°ick und Ar-
thur Dobie, usliurs, .\lr. W. J. Mont
Soiuery, Missionary 'I`rea.~i.-l’. 
.."‘ST. MARGARETS.-I\li'. Joseph
McCormack is ntltiiig advantage of
the ilrst ice to break his young steed
which he purcliased' recently and has
every :ippeurance ol’ being it goeiz-
Mr. Allan Mc(‘,oi'mn<:k und Mr. .los-I
ep':i McDonald were on a business'
trip to Sourisi reccnt.ly.- Mr. John”
ll. l.l<-,Plit-o and Mr. Donald J. l\lc-
ilflllillfi. Hear Itivcr, paid it flylngyisil
I0 SCI l’eter‘s Sunday.-Mr. .lanicu
A. Mr-l')oii'nlil was on a liiisiiicss Iripl
to Red Point. last. week.--Miss Sop-
lila, Sit-cl:-, St. I‘etor‘i\ ,spent the tl' .t,
week of the New Year visiting- friends
at Selkirk imd vicinity.-Misses l.iui~
ra Mcl(inn~ou, Mary A. and Mai;.' E.
Henning spent a sociable evcitlxg at
Hermitage recently, the guei s- oi'
Mrs; Angus D. McDonald.-Mr. Thom-
as Foshan has completed his bu_i'n_,
which is no doubt one ot' the most up-I
day morning los-» tio find liinisolf the
posseaion of n 'bc.'i:ti|'ui Silver Grey
fox.--The -St. l\'largarot’s draniatlc
club are busily engug:-tl preparing n
program for n. #overt to b1~ held in
St. Margarct’s all in the near fut-
ure.
 PATRIOTIC AFFA|R.- The
pie social nt Red Point Hall on Mon-
day evening, Jan. 14th was a decided
success in every respect. An excep-
ionally good entertainment was car-
ried out. The -night being. flno and the
roads good caused the llnll to bo lill-
ed to its' utmost capacity. lt is invid-
ions to particularlze but the Reading
by Mrs. lienry Melllck “When Betty
and I fell out" and -the sequel "flow
Betty and l made up" was very im-
pressive. hir. ’I`.S. Robertson perform-
cd the dtitii-5 of chairman very eillc-
icntly. .Winch thiinke is title to Miss
Ethel Mncllonaltl of Klngslioro, who
ably incted .nccompanisl 'throiighoul
the evening. Tho following is the pro-
gramme.-Openlng 'Remarks hy tht.-
chairintin. Solo by 'Miss l<‘lot'encc`.
\Varr_en, (What the Duece do wc raw
for Kaiser Bill). Reading. When Bat-
sv und l fell out. also the sequel (How
Betty and I Made up) by Mrs. iltev.)
Henry Mellick. Reading by Mis-s Sus-
ie Jarvis. Solo hy Mr. Randolph ll.
Bruce, 'l‘hci'o’s it long .long trail nl
Winding (encored) singing for an en-i
core “My lied Cross Girl Farewell.
Lecture by ltev. Henry Mellick of
_0’Loai‘_t‘. Duett by Mr. ll. Bruce anti
Miss E. MacDonald, Whispering Hope
with well worthy of special mention
tio Diapcnsln. Tlierg will not he any
dii-itress-cat. without |’ear. 'l.'s be-
can-tc Pape'i~i lllapcpuln "rf-ollv doe-i".
and' received loud applause. Recitat-
lon ~by Miss Bessie l'Ioliei't.s'0ll. 'l`|\0
boys and girls ol' fifty years ago. ’l".ic
      
tlllilnltilglves it its ml lioni, o. sales an-,After which the ples were “Ny mm
. " _ , , -tional by`Mr. t", C. Dlngweli in his
uct a large ilfty-cent case of Pape -i M f si mm mumen The snug
Dlnpopsin from any drug store. lt is
the quickest. surest .itoinacli relief anti
usu pro es o
sum of ($80.00) eigthy dollars was
cleared which goes to the poor of that
cure knnwii. It acts almost. like magic vichmy Thé commmee taken 'ms op_
_lt in a ncientlilc, harmless and plcari-| pormnuy of umnuns an ,who wok
ant, stomach preparation which truly | '_ \ 236 4.23 fE2_
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in the chair.-Mr. Randolph and Spur-i
the lumbering business in East Baltic.,
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Pearl 'Ramsay assisted by Rev. John
uma. Cash-must accompany order
Minimum char e twen - .
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the past twenty. months H K1*
and emphatically denies the rumor
CIIIISIIPIIIIIIIN
ty uve cm" that boys ut the front have to pity f0l" __
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l Dear niotlier,-Just a few lines I0 “F|'"".a."vos” '
..°MR. HAROLD P. GORDON Il
k w l am well and hope this
I t you no .
:I:;°Geor5etown Guardian represent- £1" and you an me same at home_ R0CH0_`,’P_Q.
' I had a. letter from YOU l»0I\i8l1l~ U90 “I gumgred for many yt-are “MI
..*STOCK-TAKING now over, we
have many bargains. to offer notwith-
standing the advance In prices. Mc-
Leod and McGregor, Montague.
a pai-eel with sox and leather gloves.
'But you made tt mistake; the gloves
were both for the right hand. It is
a good joke on both of us, i SUNS-
Well. mother, you wanted to know _it
2350-1-26M2i I had it chum who did not Het any
..'°‘REGRETTABLE ACCIDENT.-
An elderly lady, Mrs. Isabella McDo-
nald, widow of the late 'Alexander Mc~
llnnald of Souris, who lives with her
son-in-law'Mr. Daniel Mooney, had
the misfortune of' falling down stairs
-parcels. Weil, 1 have. and his nd~
tlres:-i is No, 99079, Pte. Joe l’l1ul€tU%»
iltli Cniiittliaii lnfuutry Brigade, SIE-
nal Section, l~‘rnm-t-,_ _So, be .-iure and
i-ientl him onti, for lie is iuy particular
pal. \\'c sleep together zttittshare
everything with each other.
Th‘"`5d0Y» IWGURIUK her leg and HUH'| | hope Mick does not have lu t-.iiiiit~,,
taining other injuries. The ll-mb was
promptly set by Dr. Sullivan, and
made as comfortable as possible al-
though still suffering very much.-C.
EASTERN PERSONALS |
..*Mr. Daniel McEachern, Sour-is,
has been laid up for a wok, so his pa-
trons must use their own razors.-C.
..“Mr. Wm. Brennan.. accountant
with J. J. Hughes. who is still con-
fined to the house. but is making
some progress to recovery.-C.
.,*Mlss Mildred Johnson, steno-
grapher with Matthew & McLean Ltd.
for some years is going out west to
visit het' sister, and is being accom-
panied -by Misa Annie Myers. A fare-
well party was held Friday at the Mc-
tliodlst -parsonage by Mrs. Brown its
tt tribute of respect to Miss Johnson
who is held in high esteem in this
town,-(‘.
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SIIICK IIUIIIIIIIIINS
IIALIFAX. N. S., Jan. 26.-(Quota-1
tions furnished -by F. B. Mc(‘urdy|
& (‘o., stock and 'bond brokers, mem-
bers Montreal Stock Exchange, .Nic-
(‘urd_v Building, Halifax, N. S.)
CLOSING PRICES.
Yesterday Today
Atchison . . ._ S355
 ..701,;»
Am Loco , . . 56 561/Qi
Ann<‘ontlu . . . _ till/_» til'/I I
Au1S &-It  .. 8Ili,4_. 82%`
(`!1n Pat' . . . _ _ .. 14l77Q i421/I
(len  . .. 70 701/4
(`i°uc   54% 56%
.\I. I". (‘l.  . 90% -' 91%
Mex Nor Power _ itll/_. U0'/_-
l‘.II.S. . . . .
..  iii Ill I
licatling ..._ .... 'III 731/4
S. P. _ .. _ _ ._ S2*/I 82'/1
S4
71 ‘fb
S.'I`.li. .. . 54)'/ig 5i0\,.’| ‘
ll. S...
ll. 'I`. .. .
it P
90%
S1775,
llill;
but il' lie does, scntl liiin with fl. good
ht-nrt. ltoiiienilier ivliiil it is for, and
he may come through itll right. l
have been very lucky so far, and he
will be too, inost likely.
Well, mother, you wanted to know
if we have to buy sox sent over to
us by tho Red Cross. We, certainly
do not. Whoever started that rumor
must have been shell shocked, for it
ian't true. I wrote to Evelyn Clow
in answer to the lied Cross' parcel,
,but liavcn‘t had a. reply yet, but I
guess I will before long- l was sorry
to hear that Gr-orge`Yeo had been
killed. Give Alf my sympathy if you
ever see him. Well. 1 BUPSH I Wm
‘or this time So ood bv. with
'close i . . E - .
. love and kisses to Pa, Millie and Mick
and it big share t'oi' you.
I From your loving son.
CHARLIE.
_ 104958, Pte. F. Larter.
 
iDOCl0Il SAYS
V|N0l IS Illf
BISI TONIC
Honest Opinion Doctor Gave
i ' His Patient
Bedford, Ohio.-“I was in a pitiful
condition, weak, nervous and run
down so I could not do my housework.
I had doctored for years and tried
everything under the sun. A friend
told me about Vinci. I aakedymy
doctor about it, and he replied, ‘It
certainly is the best medicine that can
be had today. I couldn’t give you
any better/ I took it, and today I
could wish to be, and it was Vinol
that saved me."-Mrs. Frank A. Hor-
kev, Ash St., Bedford, Ohio.
We guarantee this famous cod liver
and iron tonic for all auch conditions.
E. A. Foster, drugglst, Charlotte
9114
82
ll-Ili
town. Vlnol is sold in Montague by
H. J. Mahon, also at the best drugglsts
ln all Prince Edward island towna
are-as-well and-strongas any woman-_
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lerrible Iridigeshori ana' Coit:/i,-m1,'_,,,_
A neighbor advised me to t;--_-
“[f`ru1`l-a-Iities". I did so and to tilt-
surpri.-ie, of'my doctor, I beglmho
improve and he advised nie to gf, 0,,
with “l"ruil-a-tives".
I consider that 1 owe? my life to
“Fruit-a-tives” and l want toistiy 1,,
those who suffer from Indigcstieii,
Foiistipaiion ‘or Hendaclies- try
“Fruit-it-tives”andyouwillgetnell”_
COKINE GAUDREAli_
l'»0c. itbox, G for $2.50, trial size 250.
At all dealers or sent postpaid by
1~`ruil.-a~tives Limited, Ottawa.
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\Miss Mlildred Lnrter, Hampshire;
received this letter acknowledging n
Christmas parcel:
Pte. G. Edwards, 25250,
Manor Court Hospital,
38, Manor Road.
` Folkestone, Kent,
Dear friend.-Just a few lines in
answer to your request in a Christ-
mas card, which I received in a pre-
sent irom the matron. I’ve no doubt
a lot of the presents have been iiont
by you kind people ln Canada, :ind
have been heartily received by us sol-
diers over here. We have _hail a right
merry Christmas and the boys here
all enjoyed themselves O.K., nuicli
thanks are duo to the inntron nnrl ais-
ter who look after our welfare. Al-
though only lcft Fraiica two wr-i-its
ugo l found tlie joy anti coinfori that
waits our brztvn boys in Bligbty, and
the kindness shown by our brave-, wo-
inen liore and overseas, I will bring
my letter to a close, wishing you ii
llappy New Year,
FROM A SOLDIER.
MRS. JOSEPH DOUCETTE
The death took place Sunday morn-
ing at Egmont Bay, of. Annie Sherry
widow of the lute Joseph Doiicctte.
Deceased had been ailing foi- some
time, lining dcprlved of her mental
facilities-, and was predeceased by hci'
husband about t.wo years' ago. inter-
ment `took place Tuesday m-ornliig.
Deceased' had been multi-servant at
thc l"aroclilal house for several years
prior io her marriage.-M
'rnenss scitoot TEAci-tERs`
ARE wAnNeo Aoixiusr
ANTI-sairisn rAi.i<
i'onot\"ro. Jun. 2.=..-Three i>\\\»ll0
scliool teachers have received warn-
ing that their resignatlons will be
asked for if any i’urthei‘ COIHDIUIN-"
are made regarding their alleged 'im'
ti-British talk."
i
While the identity of the teachers
is not divulged' it is known at least
one ot` lliein is it lady.
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I-1oLw`i`A"l
'S\J|VlIVlEF?SlDE, P. E. I.
ESTAB. I 857
THE BIG MAIL ORDER HOUSE A
Saving Prices On
to-date buildings in this viciiilty.-Mr. ‘ '
R. C. McPhee and Mr. Clitster Mc-
Donald are preparing to take it trip _ - .-
to Montreal.-Mr. Mclinuglilin Mcln- ` ' _
tyre, was agreeably s\i.prised when ' V
tio wen; to visit his snares on Sun- ` '
Prices on all kinds of llardware are going' U1’-UP-AUP. In spite of this up-
ward tendency we are able to offer our customers for Immediate requirements
runny lines ut really less than present wliolesule prices. '
This is made possible by the fiiet that we t'0nt'rucl.etI for large quantitlc.~\
for the present issue of lIOI..\[.\.\"S MAIL ORDER (‘.»\'I`ALOGI’E. The quan-
tities in nimiy of tliese lilies are now nearing the vanishing' point. It would
tIiei'ei‘oi'e he tt ninttei' of decided ecmioiiiy to select' wlmt- you want form this
utlve|'ilsei|\eii|1, and pti\'cIi:u~w :ti once.
'l‘liese prices niust, be largely iiiei't~:n~'etI within the next' few weeks. 'You cull
-bead oil ilit-iw p\'ice-titlvzint-es by pt|i'cl|a.~iing now.
Potato Ricers - - - -
Tin Scoops, each- - --  -...Sr
Cork Screws ---- ----
Nutmeg Grat-ers
Egg Beaters
Washer for
`  .....3c
Tea Pot Strainer
Cake Cutters
TinFunne|S... 
Wiyg Toasters  .....I2. 14 &1(i(!
Nut Crackers -
Twin Match Safe --- - -- - - - ..9<'.
Crumb Tray and Scraper - - ~ ~ ~ - -270
  ....2£,5:\i\d,|8t°
P01;at0M3SherS     .|250
Clothes.Pins (regular styles) '
perd0Zen................,.2(‘
Wire Spring Clothes Pins, per doz- --'H'
Six Cover Knobs with Screws and
...-~..........
_ .25 &' 381'
. . .I0 to 35"
Brush Mops
50
Kettle
6 to 91',
6 io |51'
Mouse Traps, two 'for - - - - - - - ~ -
Towel Rollers, complete - - -~ - ~
Pastry Board, best stock - - - - ~ -
ButterSp3d-eg    
ButterLadles -- -- -- -- -- 
10 quart Enamel Pail - - - - - ~ - -
Medium Size Enamel Berlin »
Enamel Sauce Pans - - - - ~ -17 I" 28"
Grey Enamel Dippers ~ . - . . . . . .tin-
Enamel Stove Pots - -- --- ------lm"
Step Ladders with Pail Shelf
_ toe. $1.10 &.ti=I-20
' ' ‘  .|50
Rolling Pins, good quality
Scrub Brushes - - - - - - -|‘¢~
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In
and 254'
. . |04'
_ ,5t'
. |50
.650
_ _Sc
. |24'
.-|94'
. Ililc
- Enamel Preserving Kettles - 35 10 
Enamel Soup Spoon   -- -if
Foot ‘Scrapers with two brushes- -»'5~“'
The Island’s. Biggest, Best and Busiest Store
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