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Nov-EMBER 5,1917. - y ~" 'rim cn' l\nLo'rra'rowN ouaiinllm ‘ ~ _ . 1~Aoasnxt§nf` 4' ~
`. . ’ _ V . . K . 
The Eas ern I uari ian , '  if 
..*lt pays to buy in this Province.
..'MR. R. R. HOWLETT is Guard-
ian agent for Annandale and vicinity
.-*PRODUCE LADEN.-Schr. “Et-
'“ L." loaded bv Matthew & McLean,
Ltd., cleared at Souris for a Nova
-Scotia port with a cargo of potatoes
r-nd turnips.-C.
..*sCHO0NER SAILS-Schri “He-
I:-li C. Moore" of Newfoundlaml load-
ed hy J.- Ju Hughes, Co.. Ltd., with a
cargo valued at _about $2,000 sailed
for a French Colony port from Souris
Saturday. The cargo consisted of
'l`lie newest sliocs for Fall ar
o colored Felt lligh cut lace
boots we are showing,
They wolr well, l<‘i_t nice!
good looking uild comfortable,
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Fuwn, Grey and Dark Brown.
Only $5.00 a pair.
See our windo
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YOUR FRIENDS can buy
anything you can give
them--except your' photograph
Make an appointment today
The Cook’s Studio
New DesBrisav Block
L _Be with Them
Make the boys at the
front happy by sending
your photo for Xmas. Make
the appointment at once at
The Bayer Studio
li. E. Lion, shui.
Good Photography ' '
Moderate Prices.
Personal attention to Am-
ateur Photography.
107 Queen St. `
Phone 68-J. |
 
Prohessiouai Cards
Miss Dgy Rudge
171 Great George St.-Ph°ne Con-
) nectlon.
Manufacturer of all kinds of tlne
hair goods, including, Toupees and
Wigs.
llair dressing, Munlcurillg, Shalm
poolng, singeing.
567-10-10M1nlopd.
Dr. Clift s
CHRONIC DISEASES
CURATIVE TREATMENT by the
month in advance, Victoria Hotel.
tjlliirlotti-.to\\'n, P. E. J., Canada.
HOURS, 12 to 3 daily. Now.
1816-8-23M3M0spd.
1. o, STEWART
- Rarrlster, Solicitor and
Notary Public
Office Newson 'Eliock, Charlottetown
. Branch Office, Georgetown
Money to Loan on Real Estate
§_
MORSON & DUFFY
Barrlstero and Atorneye
Solicitors for Royal Bank of Canada
MON EV TO LOAN.
McLEOD & BENTLEY
W. E. Bentley, K- C-
Barnlster and Attorneys-at-LHW
potatiles, cattle. hay eggs, etc.--G.
..*OYSTER SUPPER A SUCCESS
---lil liollour of tllcreturned soldiers
of l’. E. l. and in aid ot' Red Cross
Work. an oyster supper was' held in
the New Perth hall on llallowe'en.
A perfect night hrougllt ii full house
am] it large number of the returned
heroes, each of whom gave it short
but interesting account of their lill-
iitfiry experiences. Mr. Cain, who
presideti, culled oil Mayor Brown of
('E\arlotteto\\'n who in a few well cho-
ssn words spoke of the great work
being dolle by the Red Cross. Mr.
\\'. K. Rogers in a few brief remarks
spoke of the Victory War Bollds and
made un effective appeal to the peo-
ple to help their couiitry's need hy
investing. A special feature of the
evening was the sword dance by Miss
Z\'lcQneen. A short programme con-
sisting of pipe music by Lt, McQueen.
.-icngs hy Miss Lemon, Mr. Bee-r and
the Misses Mcliltyre and Campbell,
were lnuch appreciated by the au-
dience. The comlnlittee take this op
d
to nlake thc evening such a success
and especially Mayor Brown, wllo
spoke so kindly to the ladies on their
good work. aisolilakillg a generous
doniitioll to their society's funds.
..*SUCCESSFUL SUPPER.- Oil
\Veilllosday, Oct. 31 the ladies of
Georgetown lied Cross Society held a
very succcssflll supper in the Town
iinll in uid ol the Society. From
:fu-lv lil thc cvenilig till lute at night
the ladies were kept husy liiinistei'ing
to the \\':lllts ol' lilo lllllol' lllull Hill]
\\-oinail. lluriiig the evening a
splendid progrullllme was rendered.
l\lr. A. D. Mclielllin acting as' chair-
iiriii. Tho progriliilllle was as fol-
lows. Solo ulid chorus led by Miss
June Stewart; Solo-Mildred Dono-
vzln; Piano I)liet-Miss Burn and
Ivliss Helen Stewart; Reading-Mls's
Marcella Cherry; Solo-Mrs. (Dr.)
(‘. l.. Barnes; Solo--"Good Luck to
the Iloys ol' the Allics.”; Solo-Miss
hilty Renton; Piano Solo-Miss Hilda
llarnes' Solo-Miss .Iunc Stewart'
lo-Miss Winnie Ross; Solo and cho-
rlls-"l%_\' Order of the King.” The
ladies oi`.Georgetowii deserve t.he
gi-cutest credit for the success of the
good cause was lai'gely.uttenlle~.i, and
everybody left tilc ilall feeling tha
their splendid and llouiitllill meals.-
(il '
; 
llElll FLASHES,
  BIZZY, NERVUUS
Mrs. Wynn Tells How Lydia
E. Pinkham’s Vegetable
Compound Helped Hel'
During Change of Life.
Richmond, ide. - "Af-tier taking
seven bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham’|
Vegetable Com-
u]lll_lllll|l||| ‘l puuua i feel lik.. u
 new woman. I cil-
 hadhad
` ii' Af*-`  _ of Life and was also
  troubled with other
 : had feelings com-
, - _",~,.-",l._--,, mon at that time-
~ _ dizzy spells, nervous
 ‘¥'- u€.;i,li./.:1.- feslinzl and but
¢.-   flashes. Now I am
55""  in better health
than I ever wal and recommend your
remedies to all my friendl. "_- M11- LENA
WYNN, 2812 E. 0 Street., Rlchmond,V_a.
While Change of Life ll Q IDOBC Uflff
ical period of s woman l_ exlliollw. ul'
,mgying symptoms which accompany
it may be controlled, and normal healg
restored by 91° “mai U” °f Lydu
riui<hun'» vegetable C°mi>°\m¢
Such warning !ymPf‘°m5 ‘"5 “nn
of euffocation, hot flashes, headaches,
bsckaches, dread of imP¢Ddl"l °Y‘l»
nil .uundu in an un. i>»\l»i~»t~\°°
t.hd:yhea.rt, sparks before the e)’°F»
irregularities, constipation, variable aP~
patina, wealmeu and lnquletudo. and
dizziness. g
For these abnormal eondiuoal do Mi
fall totake Lydhl. Plnkhlml V019'
uhh cmiinml-
Pure Bred Clyde, weight
1800 lbs in Stud Season
- AND ALSO-
' Commodoreledyard
Money to L03".
Offlcc-Bank of N. 8. Chcrnberliy
Chariottetuwm P. E. I.
_,_/1.-_.i
_“_ S. Hessian
Barrister, Bolleitor,
»
The Sire of all the
best Racing Stock
Ai the Stables of the
Ella Pharmacy Ltd.
Montague P E I
pei-tnnity oi' thanking ull who lielpe ~~'M"- Ch`m`|eS MCDOYHIIII. Monta-`
i’iuno Solo-Miss Helen Stewart; So,-
cvcllt which llcing in aid of such ir
t G€0I‘l§etown. motored through George-
lilo Indies live up to _their nullie for
..*TWO CENTS PER WORD each
insertion for advertising in this co)
lumn. Cash must accompany order)
..°MARKET PRICES-The follow
ing are the prices' of the various
farm products of Georgetown and vi-2
cinity. fPotatoes (white) 80 cts. per
bus. Potatoes (blue) 75 cts., Oats.
65 cts., Lamibs (live) 12 cts.-G.
_.H-oiwes l=novloEn.- Through
the guiding hand of Providence and
Tcwilsend of Souris 'were moved with
compassion and decided to adopt one.
each, these two children being the
only ones not taken care of. It was
a singular circumstance that one of
3 or 4 years old. Now it happened
that children of the above ages were'
just the' ones unprovlded for. Who
can doubt the promise that God will
provide for the widow and fatherless.
Pharaolrs daughter was' moved -with
compassion when she saw the child
Moses in his ark of hulrushes in
tears. The action of tllos'c two la-I
dies demonstrates that the mother'
love and pity is as strong today as in
ancient tllmes.-C.
EASTERN PE RSOHILS ~
..*Mr. Michael McPhee, Burnt Pt/
passedc through Brudenell. on Tllurs-
tay.- . -
cue paid a visit to Brliiiellell on
Thurs‘day.-G. ‘
f
..’fMisses Jessie and Katharine,
Dalziel. Georgetown, were anlong the
visitors to Montague on ’1`llursday.-
G.
_._
..*Mr. and Mrs. John A. Gordon,
Brudenell were visitors to New Perth
Wednesday.-G.
_`* 1
..*Capt. Wm. Gordon, Georgetown
wus a visitor to Rosencatil on Thurs-
tiny.-G.
..*Mr. S. N. Johnston, Georgetown,
paid n visit to Brudenell on Wednes-
day.-G. _
..*Mr. Henry L. McLaren, Brude-
nell paid a visit to New Perth oil
Wednesday.-G.
._.*Capt. Alfred Gordon, Roseneath,
paid a visit to the county capital on
Thursday.-G. '
..*Mr. George H. Parker. George-
town, Royalty was a recent visitor to
Molitague.--G .
..*Mr. and Mrs. l<`. J. Soloman;
'OWU ROY-ility and Brudentll during
the week -G
lay, to the P. E. -island Hospital, she
having sustained a somewhat serious
injury to her knee. Mrs. McKenzie's
lluflbfind is at the front.
- MOTOR NOTE6
When using the self-starter be sure
that the spark is retarded, as li hack
kick may wreck the mechanism. This
is not necessary if -the' car is equipped
with a magneto it' the engine start-;
‘rest when magneto spark is- advanced.
Wheil .following other cars- on u
crowded country road, watch out for
a sudden stop. Get im the habit of,
running.-the car slightly off the road.'
if there is room. so that li’ the brakes
<io\ not hold you will be in no danger
of hitting the car ahead. ‘
Best results can be secured from al
motor cooling system by keeping the
radiator cells- free from foreign lnat~'
ter. Particularly on long trips ove'r
had roads the interstices of the rad-‘
iator are packed with dllrt and iilud.
retaining the heat which should be
dissipated in radiation. |
Be careful that the spare tire on
the rear of the car does- not hide part
of the number plate and that the plate
is properly lighted at night The pol-
way to learn of such mistakes-_
are at all loose, vibration ls- increas-
i
Minimum charge twenty-live cents. I _ -
if-
$2*
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ii Abou
“Canada's Victory Loan”
t It
is the title of a pamphlet that
should be in the hands of every
man and woman in the country-
ail This Coupon ->
at once and get your copy
see how vital
is
Fl*
Street or R.R. _______ __ _  . . 
P.O. ______ 
the wide circulation of the Guardian . »~
newspaper two ladies from the- west- ~
ern end of the province. when they
read the orphaned condition of the‘ 0
children left hy the late Mrs. Cecil
| 7 l' J-'
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i¥.‘.e.2°.1.‘;:1.‘f”...::.“'::f:.'.‘:..‘:";°zs:. 11:' T iS real af11111UI1i'¢i011; 2 Prevailing
weapon in the struggle. To what
extent, then, will you let your II101'1€y ,
light by loaning it to Canada?
Canada not only must have money to
support her armies in the field, she
must have money to finance Great
Britain’s purchases of our agricultural
and industrial products.
If Great Britain is forced to buy else-
where' because Canada cannot give her
sufficient credit, industrial and agricul-
tural depression may follow; and our
lighting elliciency will be seriously
impaired.
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  -See that your money is not iaggard
Buy Ganadzfs Victory Bonds
_ 7']-i-:ii_l'l-lin-ii-l’l-'o\';¢'illl (‘oiiiliiit'icc.
t*-aui:i<lu’s Vit-tol'_\' Loan.
(‘li:ll'l0ttctn\\'li. |’- 15- |-
Kindly send to me _a copy of pamphlet
- entitled “Canada’s Victory Loan -All
About It. _
‘ Name  __ _______ ____________________,______._____..__.- ......... ._
Province _____  __________ 
ice in many sections are enforcing the` Issued by Cangdys Vicwry Lim” Cominittee
iaw very u¢\~;c;1y_ and you Wm "mil, in co-operation with_tl1e Minister of Finance 6 ,
that paying a fine is- a ve'ry expensive of the Dominion Of Canada.
o make Canada’s
Victory Loana huge success.
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Many care have the headlamps fast K ‘ - _ 1 ‘
ened to the fenders and if these latter -'Y
marked in private circles than where
L21’ ‘{.'i.Il‘$§.“1l‘ii‘.L'l.§‘°l’..“' .‘i’.1““.}L’...§li§i.= ru' memo '= @'“°‘°”“,, , .,
H , '.0 e
line. near the carburetor, or again I have 8 "file b°°k ca eq( .um
they may be located at the bottom of {':°:’;“;"’f;f0°‘_°: ofb’;x£,l,.‘i`;,?gn,;_n;i(,,i:;`|
the tank. The trap catches all dirt and out bv circle of earnest mquh-9,-5
wa-ter and for its effectual operation ~
book on the subject
lt is essential that it be drained at in- “nd “ “° “her t t
te'rvals of not longer than five weeks. °"i°t°d this 'mum “mee as 0 even B
on that occasion. Those who are ac
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ed to such an extent that frequent re- . ‘ . el
lned. ilitfeleilces have been mer Y
placement of the bulbs is necessary f- D' . - hi l grc-ally 9'" ' . . H _ ,-“tive
one should make a "lone 1 __ ena and religion of sI>ll‘ltUHliSHl BUYS Ear 0 IOHYWS W N _ in such points of dcta asa. liar
p ‘ “DBL . h i t l .trengthen the case which was veil’ - 1-1- (ii ull might equally
3101; t0hf the fegldsl' S\llJD0l`l5 1° 59°' tl?g";i,1`b?§<Et reftiii- iihiirtiiiipevreidlliasn e((l<iii]- iitrong before. Of these five ailtllors §i‘[l,.n;,§,_()»;-1l,e\.‘ Sane Brfisem a point of l
a ey are tg t' `= ` f . 'til it m b remarked that there- are 1 -i ~hi,h ii. t .ntagonlstic to any
A deposit of dust on the reflector or' :_';'::1l;'eg yfgesaygiecmon 0 em ` y|unlvz-iidsitve professors accustomed to lx?/iurg _;\..h@Tui:00fqre1lgi0,, of Philo..
lens' (men cuts dmv" the light L0 3 "The dame circle may assemble wi~thlCal'€fl1l llBYCh|C*1'l feseamh- ' opily save only niutr-rialisln.bilt which
giglzlgetll tlsgglefi ha1l;litcsoow;lYt;'i;iI‘s;io;lllt;v the same medium in the same mom -.I know of no lmillerdbxlichttoftsgli greatly suppllenleiltsh any' revelutipn
ier the same physical condition and ence which has c li me e a enl yet conveed to the uman race.
dust from these parts. While doing “m , ' . - -
thu it is R good plan to in e t the meet with utter failure on Monday,but
the' scientific side. Referring to sever-
ul public messages and others lin-
publisiled. from the dead, D0y‘le coil-
cludes: "These varlous communicat-
ions pu;-pot to give us more exact in-
formation of conditions in the life' be-
yond the grave; its relation to life
here; how our deeds in this world aff-
ect the future; how far our present
religious views are correct. will h°“'
of so distinguis-hed a set of eaailest .lwlmt the levelution it is ignpos-
- SD C ~ , . , t l t C oke., Lodge, Dr. odg- _- f ; . to outline n so
mme Connection' vibration Often iichle'i"iiecs(iaIi1n1:elii%eilidliilc‘ii§iiiyogncTd‘ii?‘i;o\il(elI;ri>f:!dsoi:0Sed;wick, Sit’ William :iibcig xiii dliiicltcieiilllt I CMI ill lea”
kmsem' it and the pm" Contact res' dail' m ssa e which p'rove= ah- Barett W. T. Ste-ad, Gerald Balfour. gay it lg tidings of great joy and if
“ns In 8 loss of "gm and waste or sgluiizi-y atruee and; the liext dav 'cvenlA Thulry Hill, Mores, Gurney and otli~ liumanitv does not accept it orl de-
i °‘""e“t‘ ‘  t-' - hi l archers. If the con- t ` , t, it will he its own OFS-
- In manyigases water and dl" in the' in Eomelicases (ltuhrdiigmidlszasdmwhidhiSiuslijliic ofcathdsgemen aft?" thoroutlh !l?iiz;;re0i.‘~icl(i(d‘)i~e-ason why an angel of
- fuels ste ca se alm at dl ss trou- img' de ver mm g - - . ~ c the' Jews in'
bl yhi ‘T ' u Duke? f, it I lie a detailed fabrication. The only rea- and patient investigation are to he me 1,0;-fl could .peiikltol 1 rm'
' e, w c ma very e e a r- _ ~ _ i .ibe tt E isiinen n '- '-
'  hated to the' eiigine propel! Dirt will zggagg f,’;?|l§,i;,;`,t,|s°n|20linthii%is;? dliiiiiltilnn il‘ilt1tar;xiiAy?thirigwd’lildi1lldqel?d1 esntidiliilsiis-lied*i]““,:tlueT,,iin,f,1hI:.°d|,?e.,ln!fi@ullngs of God
cl” the m|"“t° crevice* 1'" the °"" 1 ondltions are coil b human testimony" with' nlan should have come to n dc-
buretol causin vnumer lla that while ent" V ( V "
 i' 3 V cus Dec” r stant there are coiiditions unseen  'D°Yl° SUYS- 'the f.9"3'°‘“ side' °f 'iliiite and W0 ll‘°‘l5““d years' “go”
symptoms of trouble to appear. Many ' , I ff t | it || m gems fm- more vltni than
cars have no provision, except a metal the 'fthe' gigs wh:(?,;'é"ymu;l; a gg, sp r un S B
strainer in the tank, for preventing result’ H 5 D D
the entrance of dirt into the fuel sys- at the lfauugs iizugrglsywgf; in 
tem. lt was suggested that the own- {§”"“;s'“:b reason why it should mn
ers of' cars so equipped tit a trap in "Z nd succeed another va,.|,"__
the gasoline line. All the larger man- ‘;“*" Hy in m experience Gym more
ufatcurers of carbureters have dev- “"5 “re y
 
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from whatever source it may C0110-_'
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Five Reasons
Why You Should Use
Ellis’ White Pine
and Tar
1. A guaranteed cough curb-
No cure, no pay.
2. Made by a flrm you know
personally- not thousands of
miles away.
3. Made from the heat
drugs--properly compounded.
4. Has been successfully us-
ed for years.
5. As cate for children al
adults.
Our Emulsion: are OQAIIIUY
good.
qualnted with the literature are aw. two 'long accounts 'of condliios ol thai if  l-(|UNF`( L rl M540 011|! 5!
and how trustworthy the namesl veyed to a near relative of a dlnnltaly W, “Rig HH# 'T' ‘[`,|5t' Af P*
seuevss which vouch lor the results. wlthlu_ui the church. while this othheir avfaa- - .ki . r»»..,,,_".. -.  ` ,mg  Lid,
IN BPlRlTUALl8M'the last year or so nve works have received thmuhghmtéie ¥\‘:@m_;lm;Br ami  -KL 7;, ` `
. _ . -_ -this-ed-»»d=»'»» R=rm°»d Bar-l°\»~#°~ ms “ ' ......._. ~ ~ -23 nilii’ -- . -. Monfmcua  _
mnry Public, sc.. ’ I uonnou. ou. ai.-:Sir arthur can mrs 'rhmhoiu unseen. Qfswrordumarkable asren|`\1f_1t1¢~(\)'5‘t;°",§s,anceB.
MONEY TO LOAN. i150-6-23Mmwf_tf. an Doyle in the course of an article Psychlcal Phencmema. Hills Psych-. in twenty or Y I
Mauna", P E -I A ln the Siinilay Times on the phenofm- ical investigation, Gerald Baifoiir’s) from very varied sources which I ex-l 
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