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  Indian Economy
` .  A MANY careful people have
_ found that Red Rose
 Ten is very economical-'that
J i it yields more cups to the
pound. That is because it
F; _ consists largely of Assem-
 _ _ Indian tees, which are fam-
=' ous for their full-bodied
' I at richness and strength. ' They make Red Rose
-l l "I
_;»_   Tea go farther.
  Try the Indian Economy of this distinctive les.
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‘¢ 
   into i
5*-*gf sea e '
  packages   
lynn ` "ls O0dted
 TEA 2 .
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 only
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DEPORTATION OF BELGIAN
MEN LEAVES WOMEN AND
CHILDREN MORE HELPLESS -
THAN EVER - - - .
Neutral protests do not prevent the Germans
from continuing the deportation and enslave~
ment ofthe able-bodied men who were left in
UnhaPPY Belgium-and we are powerless to
stop it until we have won the war.
Meanwhile the Neutral Commission for
' Relief in Belgium, administered without pay by
great-hearted Americans, is saving the women
and children from starvation. Here we CAN
help promptly and effectively, by giving gene.
`F~l. rously to the Belgian Relief Fund. ~
_f More contributions than ever are needed,
~ because the higher prices of foodstuffs, pai-ti.
` cularly wheat, have seriously increased the cost
l...
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_,mv-' of feeding these millions of dependent Belgians.
 How much can you spare the victims of one of
'i_i_g_;. the blackest, most cold-blooded crimes?
ll; .
 __ Send whatever you can give weekly, monthly ol' in one
lump sum lo Local or Provincial Committees, or
:fl  SEND CHEQUES PAYABLE TO TREASURER
 Belgian Relief F und
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` ' J 59 St. Peter Street, Montreal. 35
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.3 ' The Greatest Relief Work in History.
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3 ill
We sell every thing that s good to cat.
Iii
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»-s-_._--_ .
thy
1 and
gan
Ily enjo_\ ed the old~tln1e "Heart eve'
}Soni:s." Lunch was served and a col- _fm
lectioii taken, wliicll. with the sale of
,;,\,___`_________,._._,~_M_______i_ _“___ _ _ ____ _‘_ home made candy, ilmounled to the __ExpERT cABALLER|ENNE_
neat sum of fourteen dollars. The ._0“,. of me finest exhibitions
D"°c"°‘l‘* I‘“"° beeil ’*i’0“t In DUI/Illti of skill in handling zi fractions horse
klliflillg )'8_l'll._Hnd tile e1lthUSia5!l<‘lwas filriiishoii by' Miss Mac Mill. of_
I“flI°~" ‘lf l\9l\'lIi G1`C\'°3 ll0l10_ to havolsprlnglield, on last Wedileslia_\' uv-
mflul' a Dieu-will evellllnz kliiltmg for, lining after me nnlsli or me rat-@.- on
the alll and colnforl. or our boys at Long River 1(-e_ The ¢y~0w(1 w@|~,. goi-
,lhe §"°m~ The 500131 WHS C|0S0lI Il.\' ling to their homes quickly after the
fillllillll-I the National Anthem. laces were over. Miss Mill had llel'
friend, Miss llzlwless, of Grn|lz\nl`s
-KELVIN GFt0VE.- The enter- ltofid. in the rig with her. ln roulldl
eiiterprisinl: farmers in this vicinity ing l<‘llzsininioni=' Point. Miss l\llll’s
of South \Vost ltiver. Mussel Beds horse was touched on the hot-ks ily
_U9 (10108 11 l`\lShi"H business hauling the sleigh. and i-:tal'tell' to run n\\'zl_v,
|'Hll\fl- Ulkillg :\llvanln'.<e 01’ the good lt looked to the spectators' lillp the
roafls which the thaw oi' l<`ebriml'_v beginning ol' li had acc-illeiil, lull Miss
l0lli left us. Miss Greta Clark has l\iill's norvo never faitered. Stzliulilig
:been visiting ln ("llnlo|, mid returned up in the slolgll, sho lisml lllr- ivllip
to liol' home in Snliiinerside oil Satur- lreely, and headed the horse for lilo
day. \\'llile there. she was llie- guest nplliiids. and soon had him ulld-ol' von-
of Mrs. James Pickering Jr. Miss; trol. The spectators lirentliell ll sigh
Lila Wliitehelni has i'etiirn@(| he-me of l~r~lil=t‘ when they sliiv that lllc- dan-
ironl the l‘l'in¢:e Uoliniy ilospltal, hav. gm' was passed. and iv.iil'vr-llod lit the
ing lln_dei'golie an operation for lip- dexterity and nerve llisplaiycll ily tho]
llslnilcltls. ller irleliils hope to see Young llld.\'»-'K
 oiltisoon tagalil. A very suc(-cssiill
‘i or a nmen lin< uniidy social 'l .-
held in clinton, \i»'euiie.<lla_\~, l-*elil~\l`.\llI\`§ “KENSINGTON .HIGH 5C’,l°°L
|iln. 'rlie lmli was well filled and nib EX'*""'NAT‘°.N°-we ""'i`:""“"` "“”."“°'
best of Omer prevm»|e(| thmughom the liars (-lxtiliil.--;;]ilioll of l{rtii.=l~_i_cloli llizli
. _, ‘3 : . : pi' r. ii nir-
eieliliig. The progiainme coiisisted of (_:_\,‘x(])f) DFI ;;1(9'i\‘]v,?;‘p(::f ,,h\_L,,,.:)|._(,i|,al' C0lOI'S blHCk, bI'OWll and UC $
Parlors, Summers!
. -'rue lvlonmno o/ni.v oumiim Cub mm ,mm I
_ , psay ordvr. Mini
can be obtained st L;:erty's Toulon mum cnt", t'°nt’_n" "nth
__ _ -BAGPIPES PURCHASED.-Tim
acMVP;1tUSSEL MUE.- There is much ,mommy or an_Acadhn playing the
y at pres-ent in the mussel mud Scams" “annual music may be ww
;’?§1’;‘;”;S'g;I:f‘n:“‘i;:;‘15l_ ‘"5 Simi' larsl); uessod in the 'Plgnlsh district in a
team M wen as by r ‘ Hqy short time. Mr. Ben (Maxim) l_’erry.
an _ oi’ Leovllle, has 'sought a set of
of rciniirk, hc novel- signed' a
the éveninl: was spent ln playing j,,i|_
ics. and Ili music. Eve-l'yoile gl'eltt- of me momf“g_
Official. '-H.
"pipes" from Mr. Joseph Gillis, piper,
l\liT6?iiihh1A':‘~||VE?£l;R?"_ Mr' “lid of Howlan Road. Ben (Maxim) is an
th *Goth ‘ ‘;°Y- “'01 Celebfalelll artist at “Ye olde time Hlglllailde
rifge on ax* ;'§{;“¥;s€f ,;_l;l*3eI\‘e_l;$`l't' airs." on the violin, and no doubt will
_ . .K . d .. _ ..__ -
was made tho occasion ol' the ilsseln~ md “boo at the pibr°°h` lx
iitllng ot’ many friends at the home of _A_ 0_ H_ pAN¢E__ The ms, of
l e lianiiy wuillv to felltltaw them the series or lilo A. 0. il. lilllil-.ts .nhl
upon’ the occasion. A ilrosentulion of whilic. for the season, was held on
H010 llllfi'-€=1 H<-‘C0lUili1lll0¢l by il llllpllily Monday evening, li iuillv large
“'0"‘I0<| “lll|l`0SE‘ WHS lllfillu YO ll\¢‘~ crowd will presciil. ’l`lic special ili-
l'“Pl’5` WURIC- MV £01935 \\'|l0 ‘HIS dies' prize for wllist, was awarded to
Passlid the ffm" S"0r° mill ‘G11 lllilej Miss Nettie Arsenanlt, Snnlnicrsidc,
550110 Un WGS llfgIlWfl.\'~ IS 0110 0! fill* while the lneil`s prize, was won by
pioneers of the dlstrictnlld strongest Mr_ _]_ _,_ M,_.Na|1_,._ Summemmc_`
among all _of the immy lcatiires In his Dont-ing continued tlrll after iiiidnigllt.
lifc. tho iollowiniz is certainly wor~ _1|_
note of hand and liéver paid one’ cent _,p0L|¢E QOUR1-__ mmf of 1-0.
Uf lmeresi- lico Oakes, in tho discharge of his of-
ficial duties was. on Monday iliorning
-RED CRUSS SOCIAL- -'\ \'0l'y obliged to board the early lrlilii lor
sociable evening was spoil; at tho gh
homo ol` Mr. J. l\l. Laird. l{c\vln‘ his
lGrovc. on Wednesday llic 14th inst. mu
:Over fifty people gathered together imc
arlotletowli. He, however, scoured
prisoner before reaching Kciizslliiz-
, where engaging rl tcaiii lie drove
k to town and lodged ills man in
it being still in the early hours
Tile citizens have
ry coiifiilence in Chief Onkcs as
1' 1 _ ~ _ _ . _ .. _ _ . ., ._
.;2:i,,?§g§tSal r§‘(:g|§'0"Sé0lqua'lEe"§”'_iff Miss' llora Sqnarebriggs, was hold zl
p,C.m_ Be,,ue_,. a,`,,, ,-.mgibet ‘§§;*"; _snort time ago in_ thi- <_:M.li.~_~. l-ull.
,met bv M,.S_ Gem. Rum, an _ lt_ was an innovation l_n uxzllniiililiolis
~ gc , d Haiold 0, helm" ,
_ , ., . I gtoii High beliool. Oli .o-
“aCLe0d` At the dos” of me lm” co lit of the lai fe liniullc" of pupils
.granilno boxes of clind we - . “ . I> ‘ ' " ll
ed_ The proceeds for am e';_'ie;iIl’1gi°i;_ and tlicdiiiilted spaco ill ills- class.
. mg.-Lmted to Over ,my dauamv which looms ol the school, il \i'll_=, siiligelltc.-ll __ __ _ _ _ __ 5 |
Wm ,Je given ,in aid of Red Cross by the principal and hop nsslstllllts. ` .
w0,.k_ viz.. Miss. Hughes, Missa Grallziln and .
Miss Smith, that-the cxnlnilintioli be  
held in thc (!.M.B.A. llllli, wliicli was A - ~ rl in 
'_'*°“ lilniost illled by Duplls llild l»nl'cills. i ' '"3 'J-" ' ' . * ', '
.rhemlsmorc Lmanh in this section M me 'lllow uxzillililatioii was l:olldlil;led._ liv-
country llian :iii other diseases puitogcllier and homing U? program' mm-.‘lh»c tlmtc cn'
forvearsiuvas Supposed (U bcincumble. Duo scnilllc_ of till: ivliolt' ::ll..li'l'V l_vo'lt'_¢l:loll
mrs p,.¢sc,.ibcd|m_alremc(HcS_ _,md hywnslanuy lilifysklll .llld c.\_cl:iitivc*.llillil`\‘ nl. the
` failinglo cure willilocaitrcalnicill, pronounced (1‘"“hm_g_ _i’l‘lff m the °""!m°l‘ Ph" lm
‘itilicurablm Ualarrh isaloral disease. greatly WIS lndldwd to mid hom uiiwi ic
`i,,uumw| hy mnsmmional Conditions and cltals to piano lliusic lllayerl hy ltllsli
therefore mquimsconsmmional"GarmentHaws Elin lilclilulioll. l`ho pr=;:lolllillsil<'c of
(-dtafrh lj-“rm manufmumd by I_._J.(_.hency& thc military spirit \vlls_ovillolicf.'d by
(`o..'i’olcdo. Oiiio,isa constitutional rcm¢dy.isI,nag drills and putlqoiiii rccIw'l'IO“5‘
,akm intcmauy and aus ,hmmc mood onthe Flic pupils \\'cl'o`cxl1niliic<1 li_\' l\lll_\'ol
Mucous Surfacesol' the System. One Hundred 'hmmm' Jalllcs 1" Pmmt' ‘lumcs Pc"
larsrcwardisolfcrcdforaliycaseihalliriil’s dorgust m“Y`mmCs A' Randy BA
‘ Dol » .
¢ala,,;,_(-,M fans ,O cum Send for Circulars Trustees and parents cxprcsucd lliciil
and tcalininnials. , solves wcll plcllscll with tho rocitzil. o
p J CHENEY & C0 T lcd 0|. tho diI`l'ci'c:nt classes und gl'nllos. Spi-
will deal where they get the best Service. We dJn't blalil "`I
them for we do the same thing ourselves. This is one reasoill fri. imported
we are not afraid of competition because we always aim to'  . ' _
Satisfy our Customers. <1  Black 
_ -r.“\  f~"§-
We have the buying power and can give you unrivalle  ' " "I-. I & C0. ' 
service in our own particular line ' "I Su, .  
~ .. -' f¢il¢.*` ~ ,nyslde I 
Jenkins oz Son  ”<*==’f>.i.'. 
wil] ` V i l
Grocers .,  .f.._f,._,_ .  
l.ll~.l»:-:ll.\lll‘. - A 5'" ` I  ‘;‘_".I,1§=‘-,._
\ '5»\Y _
/.
teachers.
__ part of your Bridal
“"‘¥. Rose set now.
 A full stock just
is
4°.
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~..fg
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gold byd,.u,mis,s_75,,_ O 0 "° cial nlclitioli wus mndu of lilo rlisci.
‘ Ual|.BFam"yI,ms f0rL.Qnstipau0n_ _ ‘pil-lic llnd general dcporlnic_ii¢_ 'l‘llo
_ _ inanllgcnieilt ol the “Stran'.l' 'rlifiatr
if  _, , , W_,,_,,b ; 5;;  ‘ VL U1 ks F til  vi di
uma.. r .._s _____. E ' _ f . , _
PEUPLE ° W’2...°l:.‘..S;'i:‘,l `
mari lllc an 0 c sono s
trict for their donation o". tho use if
the hall for tlio event. Tho singing
. of "God Savli lilo King" it-lillcd ll pious-
\_ :int afloriioou for parents, pupils and
 
OXO CUBES’uc nl
valuable in the home
ss on aetiveslervice.
They crelilestrength
'and _maintain ii.
They_1naurish‘ and
make food morenonr-
ishing. and arelresdy
in aimoment.,
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t.‘
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promptly attended to.
'“`  '°  ‘“  "'°'”"’°"..;i:r:;.°f.':rl.l.'l.:°:.i..°i:.l..::;' _   Your, 
Own Home Town
It is Patriotic Ito buy at home where you can buy cheaper. Don’t fail to '
see our splendid stock, Buy here and see what you are getting, after seeing our .,
stock and prices we do not think youwill buy elsewhere. ___ _ _ .il
We Guarantee to save you money on _every purchase. All mail orders
I ' . " _
Prices .'.................$8.50 10.00
I Ladies’ Coats it I I
A special line of Ladies’ coats in
Black, Dark, Grey also_ a few in
Brown and Blue in odd mics
Bungalow Aprons
. Ladies’ all over aprons made intl
stri s, shepherd checks, in colors
of Eine and Black regular 755%; '
Black Underskirts
Ladies’ underskirts in Black
I sateen, Heather Bloom also Maise
in lengths 30, 32,36. 38, 42
Price...............78c 89c $1.25 _
I I
also Fawn
" 'New Gloves
A new supply of Ladies’ gloves
received in the washcape _k1d_ in
Oyster white with black stitching 
Prices...... . ...$1.98 2.25l2.35 4|
/
with heavy points
Plain white Middy
with Pockets, Long
sleeves in Pull over
styles in all Si2€S
Price...............$1.25
'I Mmmns Mmmns Minnins .
Novelty stripe mid-
ales also in while with I
stripe of rose, blue has _
navy on cuffs collars |
and belt Price...$1.25 ,
Fancy white coat
Middy lo n g sleeves
belted all around in all
sizes Price........$1.§0
Y iff
SATURDAY SPECIALS
. Corset covers 19c 23c 39c` A Si>€Cial lla? Of <_I0f'-'EES  73, 1-25
Sateen Underskirts at 75, _89, 98c S°Perate  e §§'9§“ navy
BI°“tSe.S in Z'eVg1‘L3§r"]°1$;Sf2(1)l1§<§g\cCa“dY N ightgownsig évlgge Egtton Prices 75
's ripe r . _
Silk waists in stripe atrlld chgcgsin Crepe Kirnong iensg/ianve, Pink and
. u
-*HCiCKEY.- A lost gains' of hoc-
key img.-, player] ill lilo (lrysllll ltilik
Siliiiiiicrsldc. 011 'fiicgiliil' 0VU\l\“l5~
liotwcoii li tunlii l'l"olil the Sidi!" Bill'
tory. (liillrloltctowil, lllld lilo Sulli-
nicrsidc boys. Tliu' guinc, uitlioligll
li little roillzli lit iilncs was _lliotlii
conlcslcd at thc (‘.l0:~;c. 'i‘iin i-rcorp
iiolniiilltion for lilo town of Snniliicr-
by uccluiliatioii; (.`onlli-illors, l\lcssi's
Tiionias Carrntlicrs, Edwllrll Monk-
loy, Charles l\lc.i.ollali`, Edward Muir
soil. Peter G. Clark. and John ll.
Boules‘: Wlltcl' (.loliiliiisfIioi1ci'. Dzln»
ici l\lcNeill. R. H. McDonald and R.
l~l. I\lori'isoll_ The election will be
held on 'Tuesday the 2Ttll lust. -ll.
-WEDDING DAY.-- Killkorll
(‘llni'l-li was illc sccllc ol' il, very
prolly ilillrlingo oil .\'loiidli_v lust.
when Miss Eliza Nooiiaii. daughter
of Mr. limi l\‘lrl-l. W. lil. Nflontlll, Al~
liuiiy, was united in wedlock lo Mr.
John Mliira_v, of tllc salllo plucc, the
oliicinl services. btiliig pcl'l'orined by
the Ilev. Fr. Milcilityru. the' lii'idc,,
who is one oi` Albaiiy's most popular.
niuiiy- valuable gifts, She was atl_end~
cd by her sister. Miss Lillian, while
Mr. iwaily. vely ably supported the
grooni. After lilo servlet-\. lilo party
llrovo io Snlunierside, where li iulmp~
tnous dinner was- serveil ur tho home
of Mr. and M rs, 'l‘ho'uiu.~l
Rolillghllll. lil the :ifterllooii the
pnrly rr>;Lui'iied to lilo homo ol’ the
bride wliore li vi-ry plcllsliiil levelling
was lipeill. --ll,
stood 7 to Ll in favor of thc llonlo A
tczlln. -li, it
-- ia
-CIVIC ELECT|ON.- 'l`ll<f civic “-
side on n J '_   »~
l\'lzlyor, Jllnios A. l\iol'risoii. elected S
_young iadief. was the recipient of'
IIIlIIIlMASIER'S PIIIRIUIIU FUNII . 
li Sturt Hilde -\’lhu Follows in the Train. 7 J
'l` osduv lc nlted .la follows' M,-_ H _W_}3|,m1ng, Bank of Nova
cotia, or to the Editor of the Guard- Patrick Smith. Newton E.
ilin and it will be acknowledged il Dolniniqno Dolroli, llustlco
In response to several appeals, Mr.\1"ruiik Driscoll, Mt. Herbert 2.50
.W. Bruce, ltod Point, has open`ed,l<‘raiicis Ilaglin. Kolly’g Cross. 2.00
Roadmaliters’ Patriotic Fund, the llnrry Webster, Cape Traverse $2.60
ea being that every Roadniastor con- I).
lbute $2.50 to tho Fund. 'file monuy Paul McDonald. East Point Ipod
may he sent to Mr. A .W Bruce. t0`Goo. A. Leslie (por Mr. Grin-
A. Mc'l`avlsli. Newton, Belfast 2.00
2.00
2,50
2.00
2.00
soil( (illarnwood
the columns ot the Guardian. Peter Morrison, Graiivllo . . . . . .$2.50
James Lanipicr. Pleasant Grovo .$2,00
Angus Dari. Applii lload 2.00 John Nolun, Clicnpstow, 2.00
James Dlngwall, North Luke .. 2.00 Peter J. Campbell, Red Point,
1.00
Andrew Mooney, Little Har-_ Jnlinos Dlrigwell, North Lake,
bour $2.50
El. S. ltobortson. Kingsborough $2.50 Alexis' Doiroli, '\Vlieatlo`y llivor,
A. A. Bruce, Red Point 2,50 John Mnilii, Murray River,
‘ Robert Wares.'Wheatley River 52.50
Archie Bowles. Murray River. $2.50
Layton McCabe, Alexandra, $2.50
Arteinaii Betts., Cumberland, $2.50
llarry Webster, Cape Traverse, $2.50
Garfield Stowart, Red Point, $5.00
Angus- A. Campbell. Black Pt. $2.00*
Christy A. Campbell Black Pt. $1.00*
Nelson Stewart. Black Pt. $1.00’
A. A. Moore. Pownal $2.60
Alex, A. McDonald, Little Pond, $2.50
D. T. McDonald, Glenilnnun . . . ...$5.00
.50
2.00
2.00
(additional),
' Paid into the blink at Sourls.
NOTE:- By request it has been
agreed to accept $2 contributions as
it is moru convenient to mail this
amount. `
'l‘lio pulilislior of tlio 'cout I-"annor's
puller ill tho. Zilliritlnio Provinces' ill
YIUDAZ to us states:
‘ w
E. S. Norton, Montague   2.50, ..l would my mn I do not know
C. O. Rankin, Mt. Albion  ..$3.00
Alfred F. Rose, North Lakeville 2.00
E. B. McLaren, Georgetowir $2.50
of li medicine that nas stood the tent
or time like MlNAIlD‘S LlN»lMEN'1‘.
It has been lin untaillng remedy in
David T. Dover, Suffolk .... ..$2.00` our houwhom We-I. since I can mm.
William Coady, Hazelbrook  2.00
John O. Campbell, Long River 2.00
Mr. Theo Enman, Enmore Road $2.50
James J. McNeil, Misconclle, _$3.00
W. H. Wood, Mt. Mellick 2.50
M
Umbvr. and has outlived dozens of
would bo competitors and iinitators."
BRINGING UI' FATHER
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