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Victor Records
for February
A list of selections so varied and
so delightful that it seems the extra
Leap-Year day in the month is in-.
A tended that you
to enjoy them all.
They Go on Sale Today
Several which will prove big favorites are I
listed below. Hear them at the earliest
opportunity. They
many splendid Records which make the
new Victor list an exceptional happy choice.
'len-inch. double-sided Victor Records-90 cents
for the two selections
Roar Song
loy ol the Morning
\'ou`d Never Know That Old Home-Town -
Out oi a City of°Six hlillion People Ada jones)
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,‘.~.2$ A Perfect Day'-Medley Waltz l\“lcl<ee's Orchestra) "
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Harry Lauder in ai New Song
Rosie
\Vonderfully Attractive Red Seals
Bid Me Good-Bye
Wlii-n1l'if' Dew is lfulling
A \X'nrrinr Bold
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with li len-inch. double-sided Victor Record: (50 relecllom, yall
own choice), $47
Sold on easy terms, if desired
Other Victrolas from $2l to $400 (on easy '
payments, if desired) at any "His Maslens '
Voice" dealer's in any town or city in
Canada. Write for free copy of our 450-
page Musical Encyclopedia listing over
6000 Victor Records.
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it RUSSIANS SOLDIERS LETTER. ovor thc great fue, tho Grccn Serpent
l’ctrogi‘a<l paper in July publlsliml
ri lcttcr from a Rirssiari soldier in
which was the following paragrapli: | houses? This is how we should bo in
“AIlit.hi'ough the mobilization of thc
movements ot’ tho troops all of us sol-
diers wore sober. And we are sobier
now. Sober wc took lcuvc ut' our famil-
ies; sober wc loft our homes; sober we
faced our foo and calmly bear our
heavy burden. It, seems to be that it
would be such ii. beautiful, such an ex-
alted way to cclcbra/lc our victory
 
-(vodka). if all the wine-shops were
converted into schools, all the wine
warehriiiaes into usylums and poor-
S
the reconstruction ot' our political, ec-
onomic, and religious life. Perhaps l
shall not bc allvie when this glorious
time conics. pcrlinps I shall not havc
an opportniiity to livc this happy life,
‘but won't you tell my children of my
‘dreams that they might bless thorn
wlic-,I they forget thot only sober peo-
ple can realy love one another."
A Wise Housekeeper Always _
. Has a Supply ol DUSTBANE
; -` It is unsafe to sweepwithout it
» for Sweeping Dust contains num-
berless disease germs. __, ~
When you are tired or a bit run
down, then is just the time these
germs tin their work.
It islietter-to be safe than sorry.
Order a tin today from your
grocer. _ _ _ _- _.
Insist on Diistbaiie. Imitations
are not so good. _
’ Barrels and kegs for. store, office
_ -and school.  V
B`R0§Z _
‘” ja -
-Fist-line FAm.- smelt. iisiiing
at Holdtmand Bridge is reported only
fair.-M.
_-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian
can be obtained at Latfertfl Tomor-
lal Porlourl.'BummersIde.
--AGRICULTURAL COURSE--The
Agrlciiltnral Course opened In Egmom
Bay on Monday evening the 24th and
promises to be a good one.--M.
I
-STRAWBERR|ES.- Choice pre-
served Strawberries, ln heavy syrup,
latest crop Zlb can, for Saturday each
17c. HOLMAN’S Summerslde.
' 7059-1-28ME1i.
-PRDMOTED.-Among the recent
promotions from the ranks of the 145th
Battalion at present billeted in Monc-
ton appears tlie name of Private H. P.
Strong who was promoted to pay~
master sergeant. Mr. Strong is a son
oi' Mr. Fred. Strong, Summeralde.-X.
-ISLANDER DEAD.- Mr. S. E
Gallant of Abram's Village has re-
ceived the sad intelligence of his bro-
ther's death Mr. Frtncis Gallant at;
Oak Lake. Deceased had been ailing
for some time following an attack of
La Grlppe. His wife predeceased lilm
some three or four years ago.-M.
-HORSE RACES.-An interesting
horse race took place on Brae Harbor
ice on Thursday Jan. 13th in the pre-
sence of it large crowd of spectators.
The race was called off at 2 o'clock
sharp and was very closely contested
between Bello Brazilian owned and
driven by Herbert Milligan and Prince-
ton owned by Roderick McLean and
Parkside Jr. owned by Archibald Mc-
Lean. The first heat was won by
l’rinceton ln tho fast time of 2.12 and
thc other heats were hotly contested
for by Bolle Brazilian and Princeton
thi-. former winning by a not-k in each
hi-at In the tline of 2.17, 2.18. The jud-
ges were Russel Rogers and John Mc-
Leod. '
-LATEST IMPROVEMENTS.-
Tlic stan ot' L. ll. lllggiiiseii & Com-
pany conducted the flrst_ test yester-
day on a part of the Sprinkler Sys-'
tcm being Installed for lt. 'I`. Ilolinun
Limited. Suininorside. The test was
inado on that part of this system tnk-
ing in the wiirclionses. The water was
iiirned into thc pipes and ii. iniiforin
1-iirtain of water i:ovci'i~d the buildings
-|`i'oni cud to t-nil. The work ot' installa-
tloii on thc ciitirc i-iystcui is nearing
i-ompletion and is being rushed with
ull possible speed. The contract l`or
the uri-ctioii of thi- iinmcnse steel wat-
i-r tower was sublet and it is cxpoct-
cd that thc work on this nlso will
.sliortly hi-. under ivii_v.
-ABR/\M'$ VlLLAGE.- Mr. Aug-
ustine Arscnault had a hauling frollc
the other day, hauling the house pur-
i-,hased l'roni Joseph F. Arsonault, for-
merly belonging to the late Edward P.
Arsenault. The distance was only a
quarter of ii mile, yet considerable dif-
tlculty was experienced owing at first
to not havliig sufficient teams. arid
secondly, after making a start ithe kit-
chcn was separated from the main
house. His many friends regret this
inisfortupne as additional expense will
bc incurred ln re-adjoining the two
buildings. However the haul was corn-
pleted in the day and Mr. Arsenault
wishes to thank nll those who gave I1
lielpliig hand. As the house was fairly
large and completed in and out, the 19
tennis would have had a. tough time of
it.; but as lt happened each part" was
hauled without any trouble. At night
an -erijoylble whlst ganie'was enjoyed
by some, while the others wlilled a-
way the time in talking and laughing.
In the whist contest. Mr. Aubin Gal-
lant carried off the nien's first prize
while the winner for the ladies was
Miss Loretta Galltnt.-M.
An Easy Way to '
Increase Weight
assi Au-.rector Thin Folio
The trouble with most thin folks who
wish to gain weight is that thoy in-
sist on drugglng their stomach or stu-
ffing It with greasy foods; rubbing on
useless "flesh creams," or following
some foolish culture stun , while tilie
real cause of thinoss goes untouched.
You cannot get fat until your digclf
tivo tact asslmllatos tho food you oat.
Their is a preparation known to rc-
liablc drugglsts almost ci/ery whore
which soomlngly embodies the mls-
slng elements needed by tho digestive
organs to help them convert food into
rich. fat-ladon blood. This modem
treatment ls called Sargol and his
been termed the greatest of flesh bull-
ders. Sargol alms through regenera-
tive, reconstructive powers to coax
the stomach and intestines to
literally soak up the fat-
tening clcments of your food
and pass them into tho blood, whore
they oro carried to tho starved, bro-
ken- down cells and tlirpucs of your
body. You can readily picture what ro-
sult this amazing transformation
should produce as with Increased
wolght tho chookii Illl out. hollows
about nook, shoulders and bust dte-
upeiir and from 10 to 20 pounds of
Bollli. healthy flesh is addadtotlie bo-
dy! Sargol In absolutely harmless, tn-
oxponslve, odlcletit. All' leading dru-
glsts of this vicinity have it and will
refund your money If you are notoatts-
ned. as pér tho guarantee found; In
every package.
If you nnd a drugglnt who ls unable
to supply you send $1.00 to tho Notion-
nl Laboratories. 74 Bt. Antoine Bt.
Montreal and ir. complete ten days
treatment <rr'II be lout. you postpaid.
NOTE:-Sargol ls recommended only
as it Bush builder url irhtgottgllltit
results tn cue of. nervous dll tion.
etc.. have _‘been merited cars should
be taken about nu it unldll o into
of votglitdriduot --<7  .
Boats
H1011
-W. K. IMGOUGAN, Globe Fox Ex-
change, Is Guardian Agent tn Summar-
sldo. '
i
-rr P/Ivo ui buy in inn mme; -ONE “NT per word ouch Inu# gulf'
tlon for _t.l_1o_adver_tt_otn; in this column.
Cash must accompany order. Ital-
mum chlfll. twenty-tivo cents.
-FLOUR.-Ge; HOLMAN'S prices
on flour before you purchase.
7069-1-28MEl.l.
-WANTED.-Young man with some
experience on lathe works and drills.
state wages. Hall Manufacturing
Company Sumlnemtde.
, 7064-I-28M3I.
-BARGAIN.--25 large cakes good
Laundry Soup for $1.00 any day at
HOLMAN’S Sumrherslde.
7059~1~28ME1l.
-NEW HARNESS SHOP-All kinds
of repairing done by a strictly “fit
class man. Satisfaction guaranteed.
R. H. Morrison, opposite Toronto Bake-
ry Summerside. 6099-1-24-M4i., _
-WILL PREACH.-On January 30
H. R. Bell will preach as f0\l0WSf-
Kensington at 3 p.m. Subject-Does It
pay to be a Christian? Clinton Hall-
at 7p.m.
-wiN'rER coATs.-w0meu's in-`
test style Winter Coats at half price
and one third off nt HOLMAN S Sum-
merslde. - 7059-1-28ME1l.
-HOUSE AND LOT. For Sale on
Harvard St. Modern. new house with
Bath Room, Electric lighting. Apply
J. P. Gaudet, Surnmerslde.
7026-1-26-MSI.
_POLICE COURT.--A drunk who
was released on ball failed to put -in
his appearance It the Police Court
on Friday and his ball was forfeited.
-H. `
-UNION SERVICES.-Union ser-
vices were held on Sunday last in the
Presbyterian and Methodist Church-
es. Rev. H. J. Fraser preached in
tho Methodist Ctmrch at 11 a.m. and
In the Presbyterian Church at 7 p.m.
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-ROASTER 39c.-Large oval shape
Seamless Steel Savory Self-busting
Roaster. 18-Inch slzc; tltteil wltli deu-
tcd feet and three handles. On sale
Saturday at ouch 39c. II. T. IIOLMAN
L.lMlTED Sninmersidc.
. 7059-1-28-MEII.
-BOYS DOING WELL-The boys
of the 105th. duartored ut Summer-
slilc, are making excellent progress
ln their training. The conduct of
tho boys is crcdltnblo and they seem
to cnjoy llfo to perfection. It is ox-
pectcd that their new irunrtcrs will
be ready to_ occupy about thc last of
thc present week.-Il.
-RED CROSS.-The ladies of
I’ctcr`s lloud linvo forwarded to thc
Ruil t`ross Assoclntioii of ll. E. l. t`or
thc soldiers at the t'rui\t, the follow-
ing articles:-18- cotton bandages;
130 cheese cloth hnndkcrchlefs, I
dozen shoots 1%. dozen pillow slips.
1 dozen flannel shirts, 1 dozen flari-
nellettc surgical Jackets 7 flannellette
night shirts, 7 pairs socks and 3 fea-
ther pillows with slips. The ladies
are still busy ln the preparation ol'
another box.-H.
.-NORTH ST. ELEANOR‘S
SCHOOL.-The semi-annual examina-
tion of North St. Elcanor`s school
which was held _ou Friday, January
21st was a splendid success. A large
number of both parents and visitors
wero present. The pupils were ex-
amined in the various subjects by
the teacher. Miss Kathleen MacEwen.
assisted by Miss Emma MncCormaek
and showed by their prompt and ready
answers that they were thoroughly
familiar with the subjects tn which
they were exnniined. The scholars
rendered very cleverly a delightful
program of recltatlons. dialogues and
songs, among the latter the patriotic
song “We'll Never Let the Old Flag
Fall," was heartily applauded by all
present. After complimentary re-
marks were passed expressive of the
satisfactory work which was being
carried on by Miss MacEwen the ex-
umlnatlon was concluded by the sing-
ing of the National Anthem.
._--.___-_*_
Miin1rd's Liulment Co.. Limited.
Slrs.- I havo usod your MIN-
AIlD'S LlNlMl:}N'l‘ for the past 25
years and whilst I have occasionally
used other ltnlincnts I can safely say
that I have never used any equal to
yours.
If rubbed between tho hands and ln-
Iialcd frequently, lt will never fall to
euro cold in the head in 24 hours. It
is also the Best for bruises, sprutnu,
etc.
Yours truly.
_J . G. LESLIE.
Dartmouth. -
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Good Clocks.
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'rho Piip`u~_xiroy_ ot. treatin! » ~' ” .- _,  .
coughs, ooldl. bronchitis and lung ~ _
and throat troublea 'How P. W¢||-
up to now people with these chest , . _ V
and -_throat .troubles huve swat-
lowedcou h mtxt-urea, slckl
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vm”  ' ‘ 'mud throat
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which whe t into the rhouth _ _ _  -  ,__ _
§'§,"‘,,§‘{,,‘;§7§:,‘l§,,}' 21221 fihfrfi THE executors_of the_estate of the late ]ohu.l%Iagtl.ean will
i..n¢¢,T;nf¢»nna mnenini ruse. _sell by Public Auction lpn the premises on e ruary 8th,
-niiwayrmoweu -oowln in _nn beginning at one ocloc .S GFP-
“°m'°hFwN°h"i° nm "“ng'iTw The large farm containing some 400 acres. t.o8ether_
with all the stock, farm Implements, house-hold furniture,
ste., consisting in part as follows:-One draft mare, ten
A Mc. box of Pepa for your cold,
- your cough. bronchitis or asthma.
rears old; one draft mare. nine Years old; one horse.
_ _ ' ears old one domino more in foal four years
F ` e _
e brood sow; four fall pigs; sixteen choice sheep.
‘ ' Stayrltc gasoline engine (new); Thrasher and cleaner
- -AT-  _ _
‘ AtI` dngigloto and stores or ,Pepa
c°..'r¢roaxo.1r11l wvvly - -
thirteen y l '
old; one horse, four years old (GRID-lr); h0\‘B€. 006 V931'
old (Crown Gem); together with seven mllch cows in
calf, five young cattle from one to three years ol_d; one
' with belts, new; Deering binder, Deering hay mower,
- disc harrow, s ring and spike harrows, roller, cultlvator,
' manure spreailidr, liayrake, hay-loader. (Separator Grain),
pulper, grain-crusher single sulky plow. gang~plow, single
plow, double and single truck wagon, cart and cart body.
buggy, roadcart, two jauntlng-slelghs. wood and bob-
slelghs, hay-fork and steel cable, double force sprayer,
pump. scales, wood cutter, Blaeksmith's portable forgo
outfit, large water tank, disc drill, quantity boards and
shingles, ,cart harness, working and driving harness,
quantity hay, straw, grain, potatoes. cream separator,
tnew); churn. home comfort range. base burner, coal
stoves. large quantity household furniture and other arti-
cles too numerous to ineritlon.
Terms of sale:-All sums up to $5.00, cash. over that
amount. ten months' credit on approved joint note. 5 per
cont. discount allowed for cash. Terms of farm. made
-WASH BOARD 91:.-Zinc cover
ed wash boards on sale Saturday at.
I-IOLMAN'S Sunimerslde, at each 9c. l` '
7059-1-28-ME1l.
~-ADDED T0 105TH.- During the
past' few days the following have been
added to the strength of the 105th at
Surnmersidex- J. W. Wedge. Ebbs-
fleek; Alfred Haywood, Knutsford;
Frank Fltzslmmons. Long River; Lem-
uul Wood, Kensington; Wilfrid Donc-
otte. Waterford Lot 5; Colln Strong,
Summerslde; Heber Schumian, Sear- k“°W)“.ai Bale- _
now". Joseph A,.senau|t'Egnmnt Bay_= turtles coming from West by train can get driven
John Gaudet_ L_ Bedeque; onmne from Wallington Station for a. trifle.
Gaudet. Beaton Road; Mrs. II. And-
rews, Norboro; Joseph Gaudeii, St.
Louis; Edgar Houghton, Sununerslde;
N. S. McPhee, Kensington; Byron
Thompson, Margate; Gabriel Klclcy.
Sumniersldc; Ralph Thompson, Mur-
mll`e; John Richards. Clinton; Joseph
Rieley, Freoton; Isadorc Gaudet, Tig-
nish; Fidll Gallant. Tigni.sh.-C.
YIESTERII PLISOIIIILS
-Dr. McPhee, Siiinuicrsidc, was a
passenger to Cliarlottetown by thc
spcclul train on Monday.-ll.
I I U  
-Street Commissioner J. llciiry _
Gallnut, was a passciigcr to (`hiii'-  _ W  
lottctown on Wednesday.-il.
12 -M.l’l'lE' 'llS `- li
_Itov. J. A. McDonald, Klnkorn, Sim, piomlaig, 0,,vd1::;iT,§;is_£Z_uuilllci 'Consignments Souciierd Prom” R0
and Mr. John E. Yoo, Northam, were , t
-PAINFUL ACCIDENT. - llllss H m "
in Suinnicrsldo on Wednesday.-H. .
Eva A. Rourke of Kildare received a ~
painful injury Monday, when slic toll’ f
o the icy sidewalk und broke ii bont-
-Mtss Lucy LcClnlr from St. Gil-
iii' her nrm. slie was skiIt`ull_\" treated
'_°_ by Dr. Mcllride.-Z.
This is one of the very best farm properties in Prince
County, School house nt. the door, large new house with
Tolopliorio, etc. Tho property is beautifully situated,
ovcrlooklng_Grniid River and is also convenient for all
kinds of flsliliig und sou inanuro. '
_Do not miss this, the biggest Auction of the year. Sale
positive, no reserve.
ARTHUR McKINNON,
A. R. MacLEAN,
Executors
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bcrts loft u fc\v days ago t'or thc Stat-
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Incorporated
107 Fulton Market
New York
Wholesale Commission
Fish Dealers
Bass Smells, 8r Eels Specialties
-Mr. Sylvoro S. Gallant who is
oinployerl in the store of llolnian Ltd..
Summerstde. paid a visit to his home
in Abram`s Village on Sunday last.-
M.
-SPECIAL SKATE.- A i-ipcciul
train left Tuesday for the llockcy
match iii Summerslde, between the
boys of the 105th and Alberton. /A’
number of Tlgnish people were on
board.-Z.
-Mr. and Mrs. Bcnol Cormier ot
Culssle were the guests recently of Mr.
Mothurln Gallant of Abrani's Village.
-M.
-WNTER IN TIGNISH.- It is
rumored that ii number of the soldiers
of the 105th will have itiheir w_lnt.‘er
quarters in Tignlsh. The buildings are
there which could be used as barracks.
and Mess Room and there are also var-
ious forms of healthful amusement.s.-
--Pts. Joseph Aylward, Plusvllle. Z.
and Jack A’Hearn, Tignish, have re-
turned to duty In the 105th. after n
short holiday nt their respective
homes.-I-I.
-Mr. Joseph McKenna, Eliiisilale.
was ln Summersido Wednesday. rc-
turning from an extended trip
through the State of Maine.-H. An wrmsnondencs promptly -"W
ered. Stencils sent on application.
S;0E:nW|LEY&S0NS
-Mr. Guy Kin(-li one of the first
young men no enlist from Tlgnish and
who has been doing constant duty in
the trenches for the past six months,
has been relieved for tl time, he is now
day from an inspctlon tour in the west- u dispatch carrier. Fortune seems to gh°|°N° Fm! 110°" UI W9 Unlwd
ern part of The Island, ond went back* favor Mr. Kinch as he has never been ""95-
-Mr. Mnntlp Gallant, Inspector re-
iiumed to Abram‘s Village lust- Satur- Reference, Greenwich Bank or any
on following Tuesday.-M. wounded in that time.-Z. 345]-`1°‘15un"WWn|3u°
_ Public Patriotic Meeting
Prince _°f Wales College Hall
Monday Evening 31st
Under the auspices of the Canadian Patriotic Fund, there will be a great? public meet- ._
ing. Monday evening. 3_1stinst at 8 q’clock in the Prince of Wales Col ege Ha l. This meet-
Lng will be to promote interest in this worthiest of all fhnds. The meeting will be addressed
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Rev. G. M. Campbell;-D. D.
on “The Call. of the Empire”
Dr. Campbell is a student of men  coadltions-a man of the foremost ability-and
one of th_e finest speakers in Eastern Can a. e will be well remembered In Charlottetown
as the brilliant an eloquent pastor of the First Methodist Church some years ago.
The'Iin‘po1_'tance pf, _ You are Urgently
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