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The Eastern Guardian
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__¢|T PAVS to buy in this Province.
_'MR. HAROLD P. _GORDON is
UH; tit-oi`gulu\\'ii tiiiiiriliiiii i'i~pt‘i:sciitu~
__~'CHANGE OF RESIDENCE--.\lr.
Zilurdovh Mclroaii, (icorgvtowii, iiiovvil
with his fuiiiily into the i-L-i-iiili,-.tivo on
me lou-or ond ot` Matin i~:ti'<-ot, which
hl, ,~,.(~,-ntly purrlialsuil from Mrs. King.
|]|~; iiiii|i_\‘ I'i'li‘iids wish Iiliii i-vvi',\' siii-~
ri,-ss iiiid ltiippliiuss Iii his iii~\\' pliiwf
of i'i\sltI\.‘iii:i\. li _
EASTERN PERSONILS
._*.\li'. .|. .\. (iordoii. llr\iili»ui-ll Itiv-
,.,-_ opt-iii S:it\ii°ilai_v iii Ztloiiiagiio. ti
_,*.\I.is~4 lliti'liiii‘a tloi'doii_ lh‘iiila-iii-Il
Itliwr. is viiiltiiii; l`i'ioiid.~i iii (,i\ioi*_L:i:»
iiiwii. U
_.“.\li-.ss-i~.~;, I-`i‘a|iili Ili-iiiimfiiiiil \\'ilI`»
,~,..i Iliiiiti-r. (Ii-oi'i.'i-lowii. \'I=~iii-il l~1iii~
mprsoii on 'l`iivsil:i_\', G
_ _t~|||_~; i'i~ii-iids uric glaid to soo iIiiii'.\l r.
Hugh Stcwzirt, Gi~i>i'i.:i=tu\\'ii_ is aihlv in
he up iiiid iihuiit iiitoi' his si>\'vi'i,- iii-
tiit-It of pnetiuioiiia. tl
.."'l`lii\ Irioiiils ol' Mr. Iti~.'iiiiil<l .loli-
Iiiiis. t}i~i»i't.:i~t.ii\\'ii. \\'|ll ho glad io lioiii-
tliiit lic is ro(-ii\'oi'iiii.: froiii his s\:\'i:i~i-
iitiairli oi’ rliuiiiiiiitii- li»\'i\r. (I
,.°.\li'. l‘. ld. l.voiiaii'iI, of the .\lii.<
soy-ll;ii'i‘i.~‘. Coiiipiiiiy. hits iii<i\'i~iI with
his l`i1inil_\' to tjoiirgi-to\\'ii. aiiiii iioiv
tiri'ii|ilt-s \thi~ i'i~siil<~iii-i~ I`ui'iiivi'l_\' in-i-ii'
ph-d by Mr. J. ll. Sli-\\'iiri. l{.t`. (I
..°()wiii;; Io the iiizihility ol' Ili-v.
.\lr. lluhl0_\' ti>-i‘hiir.Ii Gooi‘_;t-to\\'ii oii
Sunilii_\' iit`tei'iiimii. Iliii si-i'\'ii'¢-s iii thi'
llziptlst cliurcli \vi~i'i- voiiiliictiiil hy
ltuv. .l. .\_ Griilriiliwrs. .\I..-\.. |iasIni‘ oi'
St. l.)ii\'ltl's l‘i‘usl>_\'ti'i'iatii cliiirizh. ii
Pictures of Home
Folk
Cairy iviiriiith and comfort. to tin
heart of the >ioIdiei'. Make your up
pointuioiit today at
The Bayer Studio
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Family Groups
The holiday reunion offers anop
portunily tor having that group uiadr.
We tiro equipped to produce the
best in groups and individual poi
traits.
We olfer a vnrioty or styles and
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i The Cook’s Studio
A. E. LYON, Studio
Good Photography
Moderate Price:
Personal attention to Amateur
Photography.
107 Queen Street
Phono 65-J.
l’arkman’s
Montague
Where You Get
Expert Eye Service
We have the best equip
pod optical parlor in Mon-
tague, fitted with the latest
instruments, and are giv-
ing the public the best eye
service obtainable. ‘
.Come in and look our
plant over and you will
agree with us that we can
handle the most difficult
cases, with best results.
Save your eyes. '
 Parkman
Jeweler iiiiil optlclun
MONT MI UE.
il IS THE
“ic iiowiric now
THAT COUNTS
Many dissatisiled eye suffer-
ers me iinding Satisfaction
Glouoe at our store. who have
tried elsewhere. proving our
motto. “Knowing How" is what
turns "Failure" into "Snccessa”
Try us for "Expert Service."
H. J. Mabon
Graduate Opttolnn and Prescrip-
tion Drugglet
Next door Henk of Commerce
Montague, P. I. I.
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ii~irtiiiii`ii>i ndvcrtlsliig Iii this col.
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ALLEVS, will i'i~>i-IEPEl`iti:3l2liI/iillirilli
iiooii oI` viii-Ii Ivor-Ii. |'riiiii :I to Iii
iii.. I`iir Iatilisis :tiiil tlii-lr i-sriii' ‘_
giiiiiliig 'l`iio.~'<izi_\'. .\l;i\# Ttli. l~`i-iiiihl
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Ill‘-mls (Iii slaiiiilliig ot tlii- ilviiriri-to\\ii,
lu_\.i|t_\_si~liuol Ioi' ihi- nioitili of .\|it'i|.
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siivii .\'oi't<iii; _lt_ ,\li<-v I).-[M-;<._ G|~u,|,.
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sim. tlriitlf- I..---I. |li~;ili‘ii'i‘ lli-l.ot'i»»-1
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lloiiailrl. l’i-i'I`v<-i iiiti-iiiliiii<‘»~.---|-`i'i-il<-r-
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IN NII§_I\@RIANI
DR. WM. P. MCNALLV.
' P. E. I* NATIVE DEAD
'l`ll0 iii-:ith is iiiiiioiiiiviiil Iii liatimiil
ot ltr \\'illii|iii l’. .\li'.\'iill_\' ii \\'i=lI
'il\0\\'Il iil|_\.~'ii'iiiii ul' iliiii t'll_\'. l)i'
1l<~.\'iill_\' iizis lioiii nt ilgiiioiit ilu).
I". li, I.. ilu' suit of lli<~ latte .loliii .\l<~-
.\.|l|_\'. ||i\ \\':i.~: <-iliirstivil iii St. lliiii-
~‘Iiiii`.- l'ol1i-gi' and l’i'iiii'i> of \\'i|\i-\
i'iiIli‘;;¢»_ Iiiilli ul' l'liiii'l0lI4\tnwii_ tiiiil t"--
i-i-i\'i\d his iiivrlii-:il triiiiiiiig :ir .\ii-(lill
llis iiiiiIiit~i'. .\lrs. John .\Ii-.\`iill_\' oi`
Siiiiiiiii~i'.~iiIi- l’. Iii. I.. six hi~i>Ilii‘i'.<. in-
wliiiliiiix .I. .I. and Philip li. oi’ Hiiin-
iii<»i'.~'idi-. and two si.~iti‘i‘.~'. ont- .\Ii':|.
l.Illi;iii lloyli: ot' >‘.iiiiiiiii‘rsii|i‘, .~'\ii'i'l\'i\
llc' iilsti li‘:i\'o.s ai \\'ii,'.iii' niid tliroii
ilaiii_'.:liti~r.»=. '
JAMES w. sELLi=;c»<. 3
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'|`li»-i'i- di-|i:i|'li~i| this liii- :it lli»_\;ilI_\'.
.\7ii'll lilllt. .liiiiii-~' \\`. Si-Ili-vii :ii Ilii-
:iii\';|i'i~iI :i|.:<~ iii' S3 ,\'~-;|i'.~'. l’i‘i-vioiis Io
his iiiuviiig to Itiiyiilly hi' was I`i»i'
iii:iti\» _\'t‘;|i'.< ii i'i-sitli-tit i»I` l<`i'\~ili-i'ii'|1»ii.
l'.|‘I.I. ills life wits i‘ltiit'iti-ii\i‘i'/.eil
Ii_\- ai -ii'ii't iliivothiii in tlir vaiiisi- oi
t`lii‘i.~'i. iiiiil was til his duiiili ii iiii-iii
hor of thi- Ili‘iid:iIiiiii<\ t'liiirvli ui'
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Ili- is .~'iii'\'ivi-il |i_\' tiiiii' suits iiiid
|IH`l‘<‘ Il=l\II1lll1'I‘sI J. 1'. l’i\|iu ziiiil \\`.
ll. Svllvrlt til t'I_\'ili-_ .\lt:i.. llL=\'. .\`I:iti~
|i~_\' I~‘. .\`<\IIi‘<'|i. iiiiliziiiit|itilis. lii<l_, l‘TfI
i\‘i~i|'tl \\‘.._ Itii_\'iilt_\‘, l'. 1'). I., `\\'ItIi
\\'liii||| lii'- i‘i-siilvil |»i‘t‘\'iiiiis In liii.
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Iii.; l’t~ii/.iv Svllvi-Ii. t'I_\'d»~. .\lt.ii.; .\lr.~'.|
t‘. li. \\':iri'<‘ii, l‘Illinti'.-. l‘.lC.|. .\l.=o
Iwo hi'iitIii»i's iiiiil Iivn .sistirrsz l’lii|~
Ii|i nl' .\ioiii-toii_ .\'. lt.; -Ioliii, lidiiiitii I
Init; .\Ii~s_ i’li;ii'li-.~' .\liii~riiy aiiid .\Ir.<.
Ilvii. You liotli ot' liiuulzilliiiiio, l’. iii,
I.
His |‘i»iii:iiii.-° \\'i-i~i- I`ii|'i\';ii'ili-il in _\’<e\\‘
(llitsuow. Atiril :3IIi~d. iiiiil si~rvii‘e Ii<-lil,
iii thi* t‘lii‘isilziii t‘liiii~i-h. <-oiiiliii-toil l»\~
ll<‘\‘. .l. \\`. lli|_\'ti‘i'. .\Illiiiii:h thu
ri»i|i|.»a \\-i-rv iii \'<»i‘_\' had ouiiilitloii iii
igiioilly iiiiitilwi' iw-i~i~ ||i'i-soiit. ` initiii'
iii' tliviii iu~i|iiiiiiiItiiii'¢'f~' iii i`oriiii~r ilzi_\'.=.
-il' Ihr' iir~i~i-:i.~'»~rl. ills roiiiaiiiis i\‘i~i'»
liiiil iii i‘i~sI Iii .\'i»\\' tllzisgoii' (‘i*Iil -li\i'_\.
il'aiIrioi |ili-iisii i-ii|i_\'.I
WHAT CORNS ARE
i'ui'i|.< ziri- liairtl gi~i»\vIIi.~i \\'liii'Ii iii'
i-iii* uii the lon oi' soiiii- ntlie-r part oi
ilu- fi-ri. 'l`ht>_\' iti'i~ giiiii-riilly Iliii l‘i‘~
\'ii|I ut' ivi-iti'iiiu ii sliuii too siiiaill i'.»~‘
thi- font. saiys the l’opiiIiii' Si-ieiii-i>
_\iiiiitlil_\'_ 'l`Iii~_\' nrt- lliit~ki‘tiiii'.:~: ui' tli .-
shin lii tliv rviiti-i' ol' \\'Iili-Ii is ti iitiil
lihi- poi.: \\'lil<'li pi'oj<>i'ts ilii\\'ii\\'iii'iI
aiiiil hiirls wliiiti |ii‘i\ssi‘il ii|i<iii. Sui:
<:<ii'ii.~'. |'<ii'iii I|¢»t\\'i-i~ii the ions iiiiil it`r.-
oiily diiI'i-i'i\iit I'i'i\iii ullii-rs iii Iliiit Ilicjf
iiri- soiilwil \\'llli pi~i‘s|iii‘iiiliiii :ill thi'
iiiiir- . 'l`|ii\ rurii it.<i-If is coiiipoiwd ol
at liiiii|i of thi- oiiivi' piiri ut' tliir shlii
ivliii-Ii is i-iiii-'i~<l li_\' the |ii'i':<.~‘iii'i» iii
lliv slim' iii Iliilt spill. lliiwevi-i', tlii'
wiirii ivniilil not result iiiiliiss thu prtiri-
siirv \\'i-rv tiiki-ii itI`I` iii liitoi‘v;iIs. :intl
this, of <'oiii'si-. is duno \vlii~ii _vuiitaili-»
tho sliiw iiI`|`. li stziiiils to ri-zisoii Ili il
il' tht- pi'i~.\'siir<- \\-i~i‘i- <-uii|liiiii'ii_i-I_\‘ .iii
pllvil to this spot thi' skin iiisii-aid oi'
nv<\i'gi'o\\‘liii; iit Iliait iiiwwisii poin.
wniild wiisti- ii\\'ai_\'. 'I`lii\ <i\'<~i'i.:i'u\\`iIi
ol' lhi- .skin is dui- iii tlii~ ii'i‘itiitioii pro
iliiifi-il Ii_\‘ tho pi‘os.siii~i-,
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The Leading
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Black high cut boots
are leaders this season.
New lasts, new patterns
mide with military heels,
cuban heels or French
heels
15.50 a pair up, all
widths.
‘3ee our display
Alley & Co
135 QUEEN s1'REE'r
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Claims AreAll Rightl-  I
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But Cul ll Proofs Count
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I “ More Miles Per Gallon”
More Miles on Tires
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Maxwell
Motor
» A Cars
S<Pu|enger Cnr . 51045
Roadster . . .. . 10415
5-Pm. win. Aii- `
\\’eaiher'l"op . 1200
5- Pan. Sedan . _ . 1070
6-Pans. Town Car 'i670
Ati "im 1. f~ b. ivinamoiii.
, win wlinln inzulnv roiiiruienl
'in mn wt Ta" nr
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Any inakcnmay claim for his product all the qualities there are. That is his
privilege. He _may even think his claims are justified.
You read the advertisements, so you know that makers, as a rule, are not over
modest in that regard. V
If you believe them all, they all make super-cars.
In your experience, that theory docsn't hold.
Maxwell is different. .
We never claim anything we cannot prove. -
As a matter of fact we never have claimed anything for this Maxwell that has
not already been proved in public test and under official observation.
Maxwell claims are not therefore claims in the ordinary sense- “they are state-
ments of fact -proven facts.
They are, in every case, matters of official record attested under oath.
For example: The famous 22,000-mile Non-Stop run was madc with the
Maxwell every minute under observation ofthe A. A. A. officials.
That still remains a world's record-the world’s record of reliability.
That particular test proved about all that anyone could ask or desire of a motor
car. ‘
Among other things it still stands the world`s long distance speed record.
just consider--44 days and nights without a stop, at an average speed of 25
miles per hour! ' ,
And that, not by a $3,000 car, but by a stock model Maxwcll listing at $l045.
You will recall perhaps that a famous high powered, high priced six in a trans-
continental trip made 28 miles average over a period of Five days and eleven
hours.
Now compare those two fcats~»onc of less than six days, the other of 44 days.
You know automobiles'-which was the greater test?
ls there any comparison on grounds either of speed or endurance?
Proves you don‘t need to pay more than $1045 to obtain all the qualities you
can desire in a motor car~~-if you select a Maxwell. ~
For that Maxwell Non-Stop run was made, not on a track but_ over rough
country roads and through city traffic~~~average of all kinds of going. f
And_1ist¢n to this, ~~~---~~---~---3---m--*l-'--mi-lf*
So certain were we of the condition of the Maxwell at the end of that great
feat, we announced that at the stroke of eleven on a certain morning. the car
would stop in front of the City Hall,Vfor the Mayor to break the seal.
Five seconds after he had pulled the switch pluig and stopped the motor after the
44 days and nights continuous running, shewas started again and off on a
thousand mile jaunt to visit various Maxwell dealers. _ '
How is that for precision-certainty of action? That incident brought a storm
of applause from the assembledthousands. i
Hill climbing?---this Maxwell holds practically cvcry record worth mcntioning-
especially in the West where the real hills arc. ' V
The Mount Wilson record-~nine and one-half miles, 6,000 feet elevation! ~was
taken by a stock Maxwell.
Two months ago a 12-cylinder car beat that record by two minutes.
T1`hen»f-thi"ee days later---a stock Maxwell went out and beat that 12-cylinder
record by thirty seconds! Pretty close going for such a distance and such a
climb-~wasn’t it?
So Maxwell still holds the Mount Wilson honors.
Ready to defend it agaihsti all comcrs too, at any time a stock Maxwell against
any stock or special chassis: `
Economy--also a matter of official record(
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Others may claim-~fMaxwcll proves-
Thousands of Maxwell owners throughout` the country on thc same clay
averaged 35.2 miles per gallon of gasoline.
Not dealers or factory experts, mind y0\i\'i>\-It °W"°f3"` th°“““"d’ of th¢m"`
driving their own Maxwells.
Nor were they new Maxwclls-3' the contest was made by 1915. 15» and 17 m0d¢lS|
many of which had sccn tens of thousands miles of service Y three Wars' U9¢»
Nor could they choose their own road or weather conditions-» all kinds were
encountered in the various sections of the countfY~
Good roads and bad~ level country and mountainous re§l0n5 "hut and C°1d""
sunshine and rain~ asphalt and mud.
And the average was 35.2 miles per gallon _ _ _ _
Th¢,»¢‘s eccmgmy for you. And under actual average driving conditions-~iiot
laboratory test. y  I _M1:Mi(g,.7;W_’,_‘;,,_,__,__`
But that isn’t all.  .
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The greatest achievement of this Maxwell was in its sliowilig Of 3P¢°d md "Hai
bility and economy all in the same run. _Y I ng
In that 44 days-and-nights Non-Stop run. though' "0 th°UKl'\f T63 IIVCU *O
either speed or economy, it still ‘remains a fact of official record tha.t_the MaxwelL!§*
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averaged 26.4 miles per gallon and 2a miles per hour. V .
Now ou know that speed costs and that economy tests are usually made af
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slow-speed~-closed-throttle, thin-mixture conditions.
You know too that you can obtain economy of fuel by building and adjusting
for that one condition.
Speed you can get by building for speed. Any engineer can do that.
But to obtain that combination of speed and economy with the wonderful
reliability shown in that 44-days Non-Stop run ~~that car must be A Maxwell.
ARTHUR GAUDET & WALTER GRANT Distributors for P E I
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