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' JANUARY 26, 1917
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Y’)UR FRIENDS can buy
anvtninq vnu can give
iherli'“"` " ~’1 ‘ ' 1- .laph,
. ’ a
_Mains all ;i\»i,»o|nimi-iii tudav,
The Co0k’s Studio
.- New DcSP'-'-av _.l..;l\
Phol02l'2lpii:~'
The Iillsiness: lllali ullo will spurt- ;l
few lniilutcs of ills time io the photo-
grzlpilvl' nt' toilliy \\'li| p!i‘.~.l~_~:l- his irn.
tire i`;\mil_v. ` `
ills 1101111111 ibrnliul-l~<i hy,
proia-.llt_ day lnetliods of plmm.
arnphy will 1...- ._-l ll .l--tc-..i>_.:
ku|'pi'ist‘--its done so quickly um;
clearly. 1\’Inke your appointlnem io.
day. '
' THE sAvEa sruolo.
,yBESi y
ishes Fo
1917 A
An nppreciiitioll to our pres-
cul llnll pl‘o:;|iecl.ive customers.
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--;ia¢ A-~»A-
Om' iiusillcss of 1910 has ex-
:-on-ill-tl ill voiullle_t~ll:tt. ot’ lilly
previous year, and we cannot
ronccive but thu; olir “square
d'cnl policy" has been the means ,
ui' oul' success.
_ We lulvc an nppre<~illtive host
if cllslolllcrs that lciloiv our
lrzlllii i.-: lillige and iiiey will noi,
ullolv olir stock to get stale on
lilo sliclvcs. ,
\V<~ lnoat hoiirtii_v thunk you
all for the increased lillslilcss
ol` the pre:-lent yi-,;lr, and it is
und'er the slime policy that we
solicit your plitronuge for 1917.
Your coupons from our cash
l'1)gis11~i' are wortll 5 per ccnt_
01| 1-v<‘l‘_\' tloillir slit-iii,
Wi:-lilillg you li lillppy New
Year.
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Ellis’ Pharmacy Ltd
Montague
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Professional Cards
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S. S. Hessian
LAWYER
, Montague. I. l. I.
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Money to i.aen
:nu-a-i--°'° A
McLEOD & BENTLEY
W. E. Bentley. K. C-
Barrlaters and Attorneys-at-Law
Money lo Loan.
Office-Bank of N. 8. Chambers,
Charlottetown. P. E. 1. .. ..
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WARIURTON I SHAW
Barrflers. Attorneys, Notary Puli-
no, Etc., Solicitors tor Canada Bank-
-~rs' Association. Bank ol Montreal.
Canada. Permanent llortgsge Corpor-
"lon
Ollioes-Old Guardian Oillce, Pte
‘ ‘n Block. Carlotiotown. P. I. 1.
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IORION I DUFFY
llrrietora and Attorneys `
lolieitors for Royal Bank ot Canada
IONIY T0 LOAN
a.A.MoLaan, K_C.. Donald McKinnon
NCLIAN I MGKINNON
, jarrlatore. . _ iittornoyut -Law
'Hill Bllll Bldl., Ullrldttliblll.
Lil _ f_- -1;
J. D. , Stewart
Barrister, Solicitor and
` Notary Public Oilice
Nawsoixi -stock _
~ Charlottetown
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Branch Office Georgetown
Money to Loan on Real
Estate
ll7l~`l0~1l‘\f. `
` !_ _ V THE CHARL`0T'1‘ET0W7N_GU'_ARD_
qunnns
i1*_lIlllD SURES
A111* yor- hands shopped,
cra;ci'fi‘.l. 1- sore? Have' you
hvioil. cracks" which open and
'_ SP1' ‘V110-1 vhf: akin is drawll
1‘..-1:? liave you a cold sore.
' 11051 1“f¢‘. or - ~-fihinlns, which
‘ al limi iii-ll-'c 1, ’i‘i1;;c:._'.' f.'-‘\'r»\l
111 15001-‘<i'.li groin duties? li so,
.;.izlii-iitlf. -,-_ 3;; 3,;-U :_-ou tener.
, "\ MI `»'»'Ivl heal the frost-damaged
skin.
.Viisii H. Sirojsa, of East Hans-
10111. .\'.:l, '-irlli-s. ' .\1_r hands
\\'l::'o so 'mid ,\' ull':pp<.»~\_ l was ull.
abil: to put iliel in valor, A1)
i'c:i:i-(lit-L; izliird 0 :ml lmu] |
li'i1'd 7111"--13'll:_ l ~"=-\.‘.~rallc;-.
with tl-is l. lilll colilplile.i' ilerled
the :~ol'<-.s '
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~ 7.nm-Rui:lic-:isculs.i\urns.hi'\:.sce
C\\rL'~ -:i'renl.i. mics. vii.;-pod hands
ctini ;l..._>, i~~¢,>l_ '.».l»_~s. ci-_ti ull skin
t!i.~--r;.-1 and iliili-:-s. l_cil|a¢ sub-
; studies. A1 a1lc.i uingisis slid sto:-rs,
50. hon.
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. A. E. LYON, Studio
Good Photography
V Mode-rate Prices.
- Personal attention to Am-
, .iteur Photofzrapliy.
1 107 Queen St.
Phone 68-J .
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It Days
Sl; oe bale
Starting Wednesday-~
nding Saturday night.
Shoe Bargains galore
Buy Now and Save.
Queen,Qualit_v_ Sampl
oois si7e'= 'J 'J 1-2 4 /11
Narrow Widths Sa
rige $4 98
INVICTUS BOOTS fo
en. We have about ihre
ndred pairs bough
efore the advance, an
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ce, this iS the greatest
iuein Canada, the tires-
nt price being $7.50 and
8.00 your choice during
he sale $6 00
Our counters are filled
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..° IT PAYS to buy in this Province
..*T. GORDON IVEB is Guardian
representative in Montague.
..*MR. R. R_ HQWLETT is Guar-
dian agent lor Annandale and vicinity
..'°PATFlIOTIC FAMILY.-The re-
cruiting meeting held at‘Sunimerville
was li decided success the speakers
bling Col. Davison I)i'_ Murray and
Mr. Cllaudiefr. Seven young men calms
"d~\viil'i1 and eil'l{stell one of ivlloln
iv-alla, ot rut- lui mention he'n§.< liar-
old Dunn, second and lust sol: oi'
Thomas Dulin to enlist leaving him
alone. His elder brothel' lrlugclie who
gave up his position as school teach-
ei' oi’ Newton Closs is- in tile 105th
Battalion now stationed at Witiey
Camp, Surrey, Englulld, where' he is
taking it course in signalling :ind ex-
pectls wli.lilll ii` s'-hurt irllife to quailily
jduy. lt \va.~'- also nloved, seconded and
`cal'rIed that $40.00 be pill i'orth lol'
..~1'wo csurs per wdrd t-at-li in-'
sertion for advertising ill this coi-
iimn_ Cash mul-it. accompany order.
Minimum charge twenty-five cents.
._*WOMEN'S lN8TiTUTE.- The,
members oi' the Mon; Carmel Wo-
nieii`g institute held tlieflr regular
meeting at the home oi' Mrs. Stanislaus
Gallant, St. itaphuel, on the 12th
January. At this meeting it was de-
cided that the' members would co-
operate for the purpose of llllikiug ii
silk quilt, which ivill be dispol-‘-sd ,ol`
in the most pa_\1ng wli,\', tho ' pro~
ceeds to go towaldl-i illcrcasillg the
flllid iilrciidy oil liiind_ l<‘oi-~thii- pur-
pose the nlenlbers decided to v-lem :it
the llcdllr ot the secretary, Miss Jose-
phine Gallaut. Mont Carmel, on Satur-
the renairilli: of the school ill 'the nilr~,
ish. The next meeting will behold"
This in certainly ii patriotic. iulniiy
for the only two boys- to leave their
and country and should show a good
l.()Nl)(J1\'. Jail. 23.-Lloyds reports
the sillkilip; o1` the Swedish steamer
Kainlilli, 1516 trns. gross.
AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION.
For the third time in ozle atiernoon
the lady i'ollild llel' new niaiifi last ii-
sleep in t.be kitchell l;i.~:_\' cllllir.
"What, asleep again," said she.
“When I engaged you you said you
were never tired."
“l know I did." the maid allsivcrcd.
"hut 1 should he il' 1 didn‘l sleep."
Subscriptions to Cunlidion
Patriotic Fund
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Peters, $1; A Friend, $5; Mrs.
llitcllie, $5; (‘athel'ine Bovyer.
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with bargains.
Call and see them
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Flour
In stock at our Seed
Warehouse several hund-
red barrels best brands
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Fiogr, in barrels and _98
49 an 24 lb. bags, which
must be cleared cut at once
to make room for cars of
seed -and grain now on the
way, our prices will be found
the lowest in the City.
Barrels and Bags all sizes.
"Robin Hood” Flour is
the best Flour on the Market
made from No I Hard
Manitoba wheat, makes
from 10 to_ 15 loaves more
bread to the barrel than any
other brand. _Try a barrel
` you will like it and use ' no
other.
a Carter & Co. Lt r
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F ire Insurance `
A Necessity
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Then insure in good strong stock compan- l 
_ I 'ies,which never contest an honest claim such ' ` ' . _
as is represented b
Y
7 ' E. R. BROW
. Charlottetown \
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135 Queen St. \
gllll/If_1'A\\\\\€fIII/I) F,-|e,,,1, $1; A lc,-;@m1_ 251;; A 1-‘pit-mtl, Mrs. Bertini Clark, $2; Ivan McCabe,
2.=-d; A i‘l-lend, $2; A i<‘i-lend. sl; A $1; John Hnn1ell.$1: A1“rieiid. $1; F.; ‘ 1 arf. $1: S. i-‘_ Doyle, 5-.; Miss
rv,-ientl, $1; A lr,-lend, 25d; 'A lf.-lend, I.. Drake, $5; J. F. McDonald, $5; Mrs. Mny Coyle. 500; L. R. Unsworth, $5;
$1; A l<`i'1end, llc; A 1~`rieild, $1; A H. C. Lowe, $2; Miss Elsie Lowe, $2; A1106 C- f11`0Ck9ll» $1: Jos. Ryan, $1;
Frieiid, $2; J; N_ H" $1; 1-*_ Coles, $2; Mrs. Parker Ritchie, $2; W. S. Brown, MTH.  J. Phillips, $2; Mrs. Sarah
IP. E. l-lolicraii, $2; Mrs. H, R, Hlllson, $3; A Friend, $1; Mrs. J. Norton, $1; ESSGFY. $1; Mrs. Hannah Hardy, $1;
$2; Levi Ldngill, $2; Mrs. Billingsley D. Taylor. $1; Mrs. D. McMil1an.$5; MM- 11- A- Mc-1-cod. $5; 0. J. J. $2;
and lmugliterg, $3; (‘., McPherson, $5; J. A. Gallant, $1; B. F. Loilgworth, $5; F1185- Myers, $10; Mrs. W. 0. John-
1), 1:, 1v|¢Leim;m, $5; J,'1{, McLennan, Frank 'l‘. Wiitkls, $10; Jos. Murphy, ston. $2; Mrs. Wm. Reardon. $2;
ss; clara oliuuiler, si; Rod.M;nliest>l1' $1; Mrs. Iliialids. 502: R. Wood. $1; 101- F1000- $2: Vernon Stewart. $1:
$2: Mrs. Margaret Fraser, $1; Lydia Henry Nelson, $1; Patrick McMillan, A111119 30111191011. $21 Mrs. Dunn, $1;
neS1¢.,¢l,e, 51; Nurse, 51; J, ,;_ M,,l||,,,.,, sl; Mrs. ll. ivorni. $2; w. ri. neld. Mrs. Harry -Ioliiiston. $10; J. c. Mat-
`s4; A i'rieiid, si; A friend, sz; A ri-lend 2.5¢; M1-S. ll. c. Hooper, si; Geo. Mc- thews. $1; Miss T. Pope, si; Mr. and
2.'-o.; llliilild ooucette, 25-2.; A friend, lnnis. $1: John T- Hawkins. $1; Hen- MM- D- Livingstone. $10; Surah Mc-
25c_; A friend, 50c;.; Rev, J. D, Mcxen- ry Waughau, $1; Noah Wauglian, $1; DOM-1‘1» $45 1.GF1fl1'-h. $1; Sarah Simp-
z;@_ $1; lvl,-S, c, wise, 50c,, Hem-y Friend, lot-; urs. Doyle. soc; Minnie S011. 100.; C- M- Dnvnwn. $3; iwlenil,
l-le,-mm., 152; i.;, S, Perry, $2; A Malone, sl; Mrs. L. B. Mii_lei~, $1; X. 250-1 Mrs- Nelson Rattenlwry. $6:
rrienll, si; Muriel-le nose, 251-.; .idlm Y. z., 250; l.. G. Anderson. sa; Mrs. Mrs- M- K- Charrnun. $2; Mrs. w. a.
IColiiiors. 50c; Miilliie M. Stevenson, 'l`llel'esa lteileil, $1; Friend, 25c; An- P111'11Y. $51 Mrs. Margaret l~`ai'quhu.r-
251-; Frleml, 25C; Mrs, Jas, P0113;-il, nie Eglin, 50c; Friend, $1; Jean Small, B011. $1? Sfllvtltion Army Barracks, $1;
'50c; W. A. Weeks. $75; Geo. Dowling, 50c; J. A. McKinnon, $1; Mrs. W. S. 591111110 111111111- $5; W. C- Crosby- $1:
251-; lir, J. s. Bliglidii, $20; C. W. Fraser. $3; W. E- R- Heaney. $4: Miss A111110" A- 1-°¢k1€- M- R. C. V. S.. $5;
Hy,,dm,m_ $10; A_ w_ Weeks_ $50; J_ p|0,-ence p0pe_ $4; M,~5_ _]_ L_ pope, Maurice 1;. Mcl{inllon, $5; Mrs. J. B.
H. G. lilurphy, $3; M. N. B., $3; C, H. $2; Brllce Jollnston, 25c; Lemuel Vic- R115” 111111 M1111011 RUSS- $101 Mr- and
img,-S, $2; A lr.-land, $1; Mig; E, kerson,_$5; Edward Dowling, 25c; L. M111- H- P- M1118. $2: M. A. McLean,
Iisllildh. $2; Mrs. a. Bell. si; Anim R. Moran, $1: Mr- and Mrs. S- G. Pen- $4# Wm- Cnrne\\t<n'. $8; Mrs. F. nested
Mclnllis, $1; J. Edmunds, $2; L. Mor- pel'. $5; A. M. Burns, $5; Mrs. Gallant, $101 11¢111`Y Hayes. 250.; Misses Eafle,
i-lg, 259; Mi-B, J, Mdtmilg, $1; 50c; C. N. Cox. $5; Mrs. J, A. Robert- 355 K11110 Martin. 500.; Mrs. Geo.
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Smith, $1; Mrs. Jollli l\lcMaholl, $1;
Mabel Rodd, $1; R. McKilllloil. $1'
_ _ lard. :lt which meeting the subject for
comfortable' home- and iight tor l\ilig d;,._,,,“,,,,,i0u Wm he -~};(,w an |ng;1;utc
example to the slarkeri; ill Sllni-1A,`.t'e,, me muommmem’ Mm_ Gu\1am_
111.e1`V111°-'"`C°'"' =tlw host--_s. :'.<‘r\'ed` a well prepared
----°--W' r" ‘:;llppc‘:- for cnrll and everyone 01' l101`
Swedish Sit alller Sl1l\11li‘lI'_‘-`“". fi"-""dl”-""I§§".i.J3'“€§lLIiTil'i§
_ ispiii _\ \\ll
(special to the Guardian-1 ..»>FARME'Rs- \Ns'rlTu1'E.-- 'rim
en _
ref,
7.
at the hoine of Mis-i Roselille Rich-
ilvii' lion he' a help to the community."
annual me-etin:l oi the Farmers’ insti-
tute for the tlire'e branches in the
club as follows: Mont Carmel, Si.
Raphael and Cape Eglnont brau<~lies ot'
the association was held at Mont (‘iil'-
imel hail lust week. Mr. Joseph M.
Ancoin, presideiit i'or the three sec-
tions presided oil this occasion. Mr.
Alicoln made his opening remarks,
which were brief. yet embodying
many truths that-he as _a president
har- acquired through his own ex-
perience. One ol’ the principal topics
was the buying and selling coopera-
co-operative selling we have outrall
,the neighboring provinces, especially
'ill the marketing of lambs. Mr. Jos-
;$.’i; Mamie ’I`rainol~, $1; Melanie Ar-
|Chas_ McMillan. $11; Mary Byrne, 50c;
1Geo. V. Moore, $1;
‘50c; Mrsn J. L. M
'l-i rue. $1: B. Ba
l`$5: hilly ’i`ierliey_ $
| Collected by Mrs. Lollls .\icMilluil
tivciv. it was made clear that through.
Mrs. James Small, $1; J. Carmock, $1;
Master Fred C. Blanchard, 50c; Nell
Stownri. $10; L. W. Crllbbe, $2; H. E.
_ -1,, noi.. $5; Mrs. H. M. (!llundlel‘.
.'.&.c; .\i:‘.~-. llorilr, $1; Jos. l.iiwioi‘, ‘_'.'ir;
I"l'ii'l|d. 251';
Collected by Mrs. McCl-oady, Culi-
veller, Ward 2 West, $7.75 (addition-
al) as tollowii:--
Miss Ii. Miilolie, F-Oc; A. Lohiies, $5;
A. Mcllougall, $1; J. Pei-rival, $1;
W. Mciionald, 25l~;
Mrs. Bentley. Con-
78.75 (additional) as
Collected by
veller. Ward i. S
tolloivsz- -
A. Joy, $2; l~`i'iend, $1.50; R. Mallett.
scilault, $1; M. A. Barron, $1; Mrs.
Capt. 'l`_ White, S5;
, $5; Soldiers Wife,
eDoilaltl, $5; Lizzie
lderi-itoii, $2; Rev.
M¥urice McDonald, $10; Johll Quiiin_
$11; M. A. Longllorn, $2: M. McI)onald.
$2 Rev. P. l<`. Hughes, $5; Francis
M£Donald, $5; Geo. Prowse, 250; A
Flgiend, 50c; J. E. Woods, $1; A Friend
.$1; Mrs. St. (‘. Gall
Mi-s. McGuigun, $1;
Mrs. W. ll. Batt
ant, $5; Friend, 501;
Rev. A. 1.. lierrell,
1; I"l'ir>.ilrl, $2; Ail-
die l~`l'ill|c-is, $2; `
aiid Mrs. McDonald. (‘onveners, Ward
4 West. $471. its follows:
E. Dover, $1; Ethel Iii. I’;ll‘lier, $1;
Etta li. F‘r;iser, $2; Belle Mc.\lillun_
$2;` Wm. Rodd, $1.25; Miss Agnes J.
I.oilgwol'th, $5; Misses Bulderston $5;
1..'J. McNutt, $1; ll. (‘. Conilolly, $5;
Ed. Deegan. $5; Goo. llnckllam, $2;
A. 'l`. Newsoil, $1; E. Culiiigllan, $1;
'Maggie Stewart, $1; i~‘riel1d, 100; isn-
belle Gallant. 251:; .l. i.. 1),, $2;
i~‘riend $1; W. ll. Jessop, $2-; (‘amei'oll
‘Family 700; (‘. A. Campbell, $1; Theo.
,Agnes Fililayson, $21; Mrs. lienlietil
`J. T. Richard, Ml'_ Joseph U. Ar-
__C°"11"“°d 1"°"‘ Page TWT) senault, Mr. Ben. Gallant, and otlierr~x‘1)oiroll, $2; Wm. (‘ori.~ih, $1; l-ieilry
'gnau' .lIII4\\\\\\\\\`llllll(.. _`3-'\<‘: -‘\ i":'f1"-1-'-- 7-01; LOUIS N11-'1\'l11ln|1. passed ,inipollniii rclllnrks ar. to tlleil'|D;n,,_»“-el), 500; M_ (-,mn0||y_ $1; M,.s_
gl $2, Mn and Mrs' (-_ \vh;t10¢k, $1; J own experience, especially with the-,W_ (gomnsv 25,., M,__,,_ |,}_ Harmug’ $2,
McAlcer, 25l-,; A l<‘rieild, ‘50c; W. W. f11111'y‘ Cilttlelllt was- moved anlluse<;011(1;, Mrs. ll. C, (',r0,-;hy_ $2; \Vm. Callaghan,
.\lcl'llee, 50c; A. Mciiilllloil, 500; .W. ed 111111 hM’\- l?°“\?111b§/[t'h8G“ ;‘\‘P'n‘;)_i;;5¢-; (;@0_ W_ Mutch_ $5; Mm _,_ _,_
(ia5`- $5; Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Dickieli- Saing§l1N1)1el_e;r;;1Unt uw mrme_rs», iw Stm.(,y_ $1; Mm C_ H‘ Black' $5; Mm
-“""~ 12°? ~'““- """““" *Ii “"““ "-1”" -grunts at the ventral drall ln»;tit.lii-_-._ 1"- Bell. $1: Mary Mooney. $1: Wm-
woii, $1; W. ll. Long, $5; J. ll. Whit- _R <1-libboll, $1; A l\‘rielld, $1; E, Carson,
lock, $1; i-‘rlllllcis Kougllzlll. $10' J. J. $1; M. Easter, $1; Morrill Fllrlless, $1;
W-I 11111115. $2; Jos. Sumnilil-ali, $2; E.
J. Clldmore. $11 A f1`1e“‘1'1""1 A fl'1€l1<If(‘llappeil, 50c; W. H. FOUi§ht. $11 J. i. 'i`oombs, $2; Jolles Wells, $1; Stan-
10c; A Friend, Zilc; Mrs. D. 1.. Hooper, Friend, 250; Mrs. W. .\‘. Taiiton, $1; ley Tmmbs, 500; }§_ Toombs, $3; A_ G_
$2; Mrs. (1, G. Hughes. $5; M. L. .\'_,'$1; Kiltlileoll ’1"\li'ller, $2; Mrs. A- 5- Stetson, $1; Ml'. Peters, $1; P, J, Mc-
$5l; ll. `A. N., $2; Mrs, .\'e\vsoln. $5;~1vIoi.eod, $2; .Nil-_=.. .lnhli Cook. $5; 'l`-Iilollald, $1; A. li'-_ Murphy, $5; .lol-;,
Mrs. W. A. ilutclleson and Leila Cal'-|11, Lawson. $1; Capt: A. W. McLeod.IM¢»|c;ioilei-il, $2; li-it G. Gillian, $1; W,
ter, $1.50; Mrs, .l_ _\', llavisoll, $3; l‘I_'$5; Mrs, N, W. McLeod, $1; H- E- J-‘li. Klggins, $5; Mrs. W. H. F. Gill.
E. $1; llugh Goodwill. $1; Mrs. l.. J. Lewis, $5; E. ’l`. Love, $5: MPS- 'I`110S-I$2; Arthur Aiileck, $1; Ruth McEach-
ltclldill, $1; Bartlett S. McKinley. $5: Mills, $2; J. S. Easton. $2; M. Enst0l1.|eril, $2; R, Diiralit, $1; Mrs, A, Murray
Mr:-l. Goo. E. liughes, $5; Mrs. Jas. l\i.,$1; Myles McDonald, $1; Mrs. R. V. $5; Marjorie McEachern, $2; Mrs. ii.
Hooper, $5; Mrs. Peter Conllolly, 250; Mclntyre, $1; Nelson Winchester, $1: Mlitheson, $1; Mrs. .\'. Hennessey $1;
Mrs. Daniel McKel‘n,. 25c; Mrs. Mc-`lrwln Fergusoii, $2; Mrs, Albert Car- .'l‘. C. James,_$20; Mrs. Murdoch Mc-
Grath, $2; Mrs. McLeod, 251-.; Mrs. .l. ron, $1; Henry Callbeck, $2; Arnold Klnilon, $10; Mrs. l~`. P. Taylor, $25;
Mclnnis, 50c; J. R. Pickiird. $2; E. l’.'i-lead, $2; Jas. Shaw, $5; Victor Shaw, Michael Mc-l{earliey', $1: M. Wiseuer,
Foster, $1; Mrs. D. R. Lane. 50c; P. $5; G. A. Mutcll and wife, $10; Geo. 250; A. McDou`gall, $1; Mrs, Chas,
Power. $1; W. E. Rodd, $1; J. D. S.. -Tweedy. $25; i\il'. Gallant, 50c; Johnl
tamped $6 00 me old sa; Bayrleilnst.. sl; Mrs_.-wol-ill, lor; ved. ss; l-‘l~lt-nd, loc; Jos. Periods, $2;
' ' ' A l~‘i'ielld_ lic; A Friend. 300; Mrs. .l.|A i~‘rleild, 25c; J. Allan, $1; Mrs. Jas.
D. Seaman, $20; Mrs. J. D. Jenkins, Mcillnis, $1; J, E. Gallant $1; Mrs.
$10; H. S. Stewart, $5; F. R. Renoui, A. D. Dlicilemili,$5; Mrs. A. A. Small-
$5; Fred L. Renoui, $5; Mrs. Margaret wood, $1; Thos. White. 251:; W. Gar-
Waymour, $2; Arthur McKenzie, $2; rick, $1; 1)01`0111Y 1111111111- 500; -1- 11-
Mrs. A. lt. B. Duck, $2; Jas. Bradley, Moiiagliliil, $2; Win. Nicholson. $1;
$2; G. B. ;\'nrton. $2; Alfred P. Large, Wm. 0; I"yi'e, $2; A Friend, 50c; C. R.
$2; Mrs. (‘.. B. Murley, $2; Mrs. W. E. Harper, $5; Miss Scalltlcbul'y,°$1;
Alex. McDonald, $1; Adam Johnston,
_ ~ E. G. l’iirkmnn, $3' Mrs. J. J.
. lil. »
ni. E. Smith, $1; Mrs. E. 0’Briell, Johnston, $1; A Friend, 50c; A l~‘rleud
' Jas. Morgan. $1; Mrs. A. Aylwul-ll, 250; Mrs. '1ledley. Anderson. $1; P.
Lottie Smallwood, $1; Ethel Nor- Mc.‘\J. Bearisto. $32 11119- A- U01-welte.
oil, $1; Bernice Norton, $1; Hillns $13 MVS- 111090111-12111. $11 MVS- E- MC-
nodd, $1; Mrs. J. T. iunlleu, sl; Mrs. Cube. 250: '1`h0s.'l`ayl0r.$1; Mrs. A. B.
S Mtlllilis ti0c' A l~‘rielld, 251:; A Warburton. $10' S l~‘ Hodgson $5'
P. E. l. Hospital, $12.72; A Friend.
50c; Alex. McDonald, $10; T. M. Mc-
IMiliali, $2; A Friend, $1; Mrs. C. Mc-
. Lean, $1; Mrs. ’l‘. W. Crlibbe, $8; Miss
iPllilllps, $2; Miss Mary Mclntyre,
754;; A Friend, 250' Wm. McLeod, $3;
I mlnumluism 5
Iusuaily yields to the purer blood
and greater strength which
creates. its rich oil~food eiihvena
the whole system and strengthens
the organs to throw oil the injurious
acids. Mani doctors thorn-
aelvea take ott'a Emulsion
and you must stand firm
against aubotitutea.
aeoaadw-».ii»me».o»i. ini
\ I ' - 1.. t
son, $5' William Diamond, $2' Mrs.
Quinn, 251:; P. J. McKenna, 50c;
Friend, 25c; Fred Wiiller, $2; J. A.
Doyle. $2; Mrs. A. L. Brown, $5;
l~‘rlend. $2; N. Smith, $1; B. A. Smith,
$1; Friend, 25c; J. D. Bapthorne. $5;
Mrs. Doucette, $1; Mrs. -Henry Lap-
tllorne. $1; Mrs. Teed, Jr., $1'
J. A. l"i°ailer, $5; H. J. Anderson, $1;
Miss G. W. Taylor, $2; (‘. D. Bell, $10;
Mrs. J. Harrison. $1; Miss Lowe, $1;
Mrs. Wm. Finlaysoll, 50c; Mrs. Breck-
on, 25c; Louis iluestis, $2; Mrs. Wm.
l~`. Riggs. $1; Friend, 25:2; N. McCall-
um, $1; Mrs. Wm. Dalziel, $1; J. H.
Gallant, $2; Friend, 25c; Mrs. R. Cud-
more, 25c; Mrs. Peter Mcliityre, ‘50c;
W. S. Smltll, $2; Cephas B. Vanlder-
stlne, $3; Friend, 25c; Lyle Robsons,
$2; 'i_`hos. Martin. $1: Geo. Warry, $2;
0. J. Logan, $2; Mrs. S. A. Nelson, $1;
M. P. McLeod. $1; L. R. Pound, $2; J.
M. Hughes, $10; Friend, $1; Chas.
Hanson, $1; Mr. and Mrs. A. McWil-
liams, $30; W. E. Burke, $6; Midge;
Scott. $25; Mrs. Nelson, $1; J, A, Mm.
er. $2; Ji E. McCarty, $10; E. W. ir.
win. 0_3! M1!! MW- $6: Friend. 50c; J.
il. Swallow, 25d; R. Vanlderstlne_ Sf;
Mrs. W. il. Acorn. Sr., $1; W, A,
Beers. $1; Mrs. J. (1. Crahbe, S2; 'l‘llns_
Gans. 50c; Mrs. G. D. Burgoyue, gi;
Mrs. 5. .\'.(‘al‘tel', $1; J. R. i\'lCWII~
Dalziel, $1; Mrs. S. R. Jenkins, $5;
Helen and Norah Jenkins, $3; D. Lo.
f`-I1lIl'- 250: Friend. $1: Mrs. l~`. li.
Trainor, $2; Friend 50c; Mrs. l. Y.
Reddili, $2; Mrs. Ryan, $1; Mrs. Sarah
McPhee, $2; ll. B. Dewar, $2; Henry
lline, $1; W. H. Palmer, 10c;. Friend,
25c; Mrs. Amos Doucette, 25c;
I<`l'iend, 250; l~‘. H. Jenkllls, $5; Mrs.
and Mr. W. 1), Pollock, $10; Fannie
and Reggie Kemp, $5; Mrs, I), A, Mc.
101111011. $3; (‘. G. Tomlliis, $2; Mrs. G.
E, llenderaoil, $2; Mrs. (‘.. D. Weeks,
$1; Miss Henderson, $5; Miss Annie
Hewsoll, $1; A Friend, $1; Friend, 25c
The top of each
above. .
If you make your coffee in
a percolator, ask your grocer for '
SEAL BRAND Com-:E
. FINE GFQOUND," -.
\--Lu ti,-ai; er. 1-1.1.-,tilt-i-i»-1'»» v-~ I
can is marked as
In %, 1 and 2 lb. Tins. Never sold in Bulk.
cn/isa a. s/maoaiv, Monriu-;Ai.. luv.
i ___ .._. _..._-._. , -f
Trliiiis outward-Read down
Tues. Daily Daily
& Ex. Ex.
Frid. Sun. Sun.
. A.M. Atlantic Stand
6.50 Dept. Charlotte
8.13 Hunter River
.LIQYU
»-vi
clog
co§°"5
-1252
4 _ 55 3.3..
3.50
4 _ 20
Tues.
Thurs.
Sat.
A _ M. ` ~
10.20 Arr. Summa
liion. Tues.
Well. l\`rl_
Thlir. '
Sat.
l’_M. P.M.
3.40 5.00 Dept.
4.30 5.50 Arr.
\i`ues_ Mon.
'i‘hnrs_ Wed.
flat. Fri.
l'.M. P.M.
3.10 11.00 Dept..
4.25 4.115' Mt.
5.04
5.29
0.40
"L09
Sun.
4.40 Dept. Mt.
11.110 4.40 llept. Bummerside
i.|4 5:11) Port Hill
2.44 6.312 O'l-eary
3.57 7.16 Aibertou
6.00 7.55 Arr. Tlgnish
Emerald Joi..
Cape Traverse
Cllnrlottatnwn
5.20 Morell
0.02 St. Peters /
7.35 Arr. Souris ' WDept._A_oA.5_0__V_
"f-fffs*-1?-frown  or ‘ ann-'ii';;‘i'i;f_ .sen-_.1-1°.-.
”ndllv_'T I  A 1 " ' - Daily
Ex ' Ex
L
~ 1 ~ | \
CANADIAN GOVl‘.RNMI‘.N'l` R/\II.V\-AYS
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
, TIME TABLE IN EFFECT. UANUARV 3rd. 1917.
ATLANTIC STANDARD TIME.
Trains inward-Read lip
' 'l`llei-l. Mon. 'l‘ues. Daily
& Wed. & Ex.
Fri. Thurs. l~`ri. Sun.
Sat.
ard Time A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M.
town Arr. 10.10 11.30 12.10 5.25
8.50 10.31 11.03 4.15
9.00 El'll£1i‘l1I(|.lCl. 8.00 10.03 10.19 f‘i.ii2
9.45 Kensington 9.38 9.45 Z-51
ci
raide Dept. 9.1  2-20
' ` Mon.
_ Wed.
Fri.
P.M. .A.M.
Arr 12.15 11.55
10.42 7.54
8.25 7.01
8.22 0.21
Dept. 7.30 5.45
Y' TM' ` ' 4'" Tues. Mon.
Fri. Wed.
Thur.
Silt.
A.M. A.M.
Arr. 7.50 8.50
Dept. 7.00 8.00
Mon. Tues.
Wed. 'l`hllrs.
Fri. Sat
A.M. A.M.
Arr. ll.l0 10.40
9.35 11.35
8.40 8.51!
8.15 8.30
7.20
in
e
-_
/
Stewart
Sun;
P.M. A M
. 1 I
Stein art Arr. 0.25
5.134 Cardigan b-09
Only Ex.
Sat. & Sun.
P.M. 1‘_M.
3.10
4.25
5.55
ALL
7 05 Arr. Murra
6.25 Montague 7-35
_F95 51.11? _ ._ ._ G°°"f1°1°_W“_ ,_ @F_-f::*_§,.- _. _
Bu, pany Daily slit.
l~lx__ Only
Sat. At Sun.
A.M. A.M.
3.10 Dept. Charlottetown Arr. 10.10 9.45
4.55 . Vernon River 8.27 8.31
Harbor Dept tl "0 7 00
. ` Y . .u .
'rn/uns, uni.:-:ss omenwisc-: Msnxao. nun oAu.v .sur-in/tv
, exczrreu.
l s 
fn: i __ 1;
Mrs. M. W. Nelson, $1; Mrs. E. Brown
$2; Mrs. T. Donovan, 500.; J. Conroy,
25c.; Mrs, J. W. Stewart, $5; Carrie
Haslam, $7; Miss Gladys Valilder-
stiile. 50c.; l~‘rlend. 500.; _\il's. Burns,
25c.; Mrs. (lraswell, 1i0c_; Jean Hoo-
per, $2; Mr. and Mrs. ll. S. Hinton.
$5; Mrs. R. Duncan, 5012.; Lemuel
Worth. $1; Mrs. (Dr.) J. Henderson.
Mattie \icDolmld. $2 V Hughes,
11151011- $2? 511111 L99. $1; A F`riend, 25c
Mrs- P- Griffin. 250; Friend, zse; Mrs.
M- Dawson. $1; Miss M. M. $10; 'l‘. s,
Hodgson. $10; Miss Rose N. Des-
I I I
I collected by Mrs. J. P. om-don and S. '1‘1iorne. $1; Louise Diamond. $1; =B1’°“Y- $5! 111111 Mnrley. $2; Mrs. a,
Miss iiiite McLeod, Conveners. Wiird '1`-A- Bl‘0Wl'|- $1; 1V11‘8-H-M- Gilles. $3; ‘C"1‘1’1`19- 250-; Mrs. Alfred Roebuck.
fr. lengt, 5o5_02;__ ll. Warren, $5; F. D. Sutherland, $1; 515 M111- 11- 11- H1111 M1115 Campbell- $5:
Mrs. J. D. Murchison, $3; Patrick P1`11"1C°1111 Perry. 500.; G. A, W, 1101).*
e1°1301'|» $101 MTB. J. E. BBII, $5;°Miggpg
Wade. $3; Chas. Cameron. $2; Misses
Scotch and Ella Palmer. $2; Mrs, pl,
E. Cudweli, $1; Mrs. A. 'l‘. Large, $1;
Miss Jlilhi Peters. 50:2.: li.. llugheli,
50c_; Friend. 250.; 1~‘r1end. 25c.~ Mrs
'"1"' A111105- 250-; Mrs. J. A. li/lesser:
l<‘rlelid,10c; Friend, 25c: i~`r1end,25c; `-115'- $35; Miss Georgia Kelly, 53,50;
2'2"- 11-  '1`0m11ns. $2: Mrs. N. Kelly.
1`°11'f°l@<l hy Mrs. s. c. iuodre mid
Mrs. Chas. Leigh, Conveners, Ward 4
East. $398, as i’ollows:~
0Mrs_ E. H. Norton, $1; Friend, $1;
"0 Bnlrs- $5; N. iz. Norton. sl;
1""1°111`1- 500-; Mrs. J. Connolly. $1;
Mrs. G. H. llaszard, $3; Mm, }.~_ S_
Cnwndler. $2; i'rieiid, zsc.; Edward
Chandler. $2; Friend, 25c.; L. A., 256 _
viola oslllim. soc.; Mrs. w. 'r. nugl
8011. $3: Mrs. Anderson. 50c.; Mrs, J
1"- 3911111011. $1; S. P. 'Dui'Iy, $5- pl
C1'°11111» $1; M. Mcldachqrn, rioo,-I
in-lend, 2.5¢.; w. li. Nelson; si; Mn'
("~ MCGWBOF. $1I1Frlend, 350.; Annu;
w111B11- 500-I Mrs. D. Dowling $1-
James Arblng, $1; Michael Welsh'
Wi Minnie Mcl-erm. $5; milllp Mum'
Sl; Mrs. John adn. sl; Mrs. M `
1"l`i€I1i1. $1: A Friend, $1; E. J. Harl'-'-
$1; J . ; . .
$2; Mrs. Jas. Harris, $1; Bernard Kig-
gins, $1; Mrs. (‘. L. McKay, $5; D.
Currie, $1; Mrs. W. Decoste, $1; L. B.
ilibb 1 > Iliu les, $2; Capt. J. T. McLaine, $5'
gi .
Mrs. 4". W. Drew, $5; Jas. Kiggins,
$1; Mrs. Henry J. llooper, $3; Mrs.
James A. McNeill, $2; Mary Essery.
$5; Sarah Essery, $5; J. A. Moore, $5;
Ml'. and Mrs. J. C. Nash, $5; Miss M.
-I. Gallant. $1; Roselle Monaghan.
10c.; No. 432, $1; Mrs. Rattray, $1;
Mrs. Thomas Johnston, $1; A Fl~ieiul,
$1; G. A.. $1; A Friend, $1; W. T. Sel-
ler, $2; B. Patterson. $1; George Wel-
don, 50c.; 259 Grafton St.. 50c.; Miss
Mary A. Bremari_ 50c.; A Friend, 501:.;
A I"l°lend, 50c.'; Ethel M. Rose, 500.; J.
Turner, $1; J. S. Hughes, $1.75; Gln-
A. Matthew, $1; Mrs. A. Nelson, $1;
Miss l-lay. $1; A. Neil Mclnnls, $1;
Miss A. Ferguson, $1; Bessie L_ Daw-
son, Si; Miss M. Jolies, $1; A Friend,
25c_; A Friend, $1; Samuel Jay. $11
A i'rieiid, 50c.; A friend, 25c.; James
McLean, Customs, $20; liarry Sterns,
$2; Mrs. C. L. Grant. $2; P. V. Robin.
$2; J. H. Blailchard, $10; Ronald Mc-
Donald, $5; H. O. McKenzie, $5; Mrs.
fig 'uosdulilld uele|-{ Sig 'llos.(n|n|¢{
"i‘ 'M 309'Z$ ‘11‘1111l0H KOH 'Sl 'S-1l\l
$1.50; 'l`. B. (‘., $1; Mrs. E. Campbell.
$5; F. McRory. $4; C. M.. $1: William
Crockett, $3; Lloyd Carleton, $2.50;
$1; Patrick Mahar, $2; Daniel Steele. Wright, $5; Edith Letteney. 50c_; W
dys Hughes, 25C.; Miss Taylor, $2.30; i
Mrs. tDr.) 'l`. B. Boer, $5; Miss Mn,\'
J. Brolvden, $3; Mrs. D. R. H. Shaw,
Jardine.
$2: M. G. Boisller, 50c.;
'$4; A t‘rlclld, 100.; G. McLeod.
,$2.50; Arthur Gollkin, $1; Thomas
'Gillail, $1; A friend, 25C.; Lemuel
Willchester, $2.50; Mrs. Charles Miln-
son, $1; I-`riend, 350.; Mrs. L. E. Shaw,
$2; Jas. Wlllcliestel', $5; Florence
;,Stewart, $1; Master Wilfred Bail, 250:
,Ernest Winchester, $1; Mrs. Allan
,li/lclliliis. 25c.; `Friend, 250.; Mrs. l.;-.tl-
Iwich, $1; John .\lcKenna, $1; Cliarles
ISnow, $1; Mrs. Geo. Fraser, $1; M. N.
1.\'elsoll, 50c.; Capt.. F. Nelson, $1;
Harold McLean. 20c.; Friend, lic.;
Simon l~‘, Paoli, $20; Geo. H. Chandler.
$5; Jas. A. cdlldghan. $6; w.  Md.
Kie, $5: Mrs. Fred H. Seller, $5; Mrs.
R. E. Spillety, $10; H. 1”.; Lawrence,
$15; John Flynn, $6; A. E. Robins, $21;
W. ll. Teed. $3; Friend, 25c.; Mrs.
Geo. W. McLeod, $3; Mrs. G. ll.
Wright, $2; Mrs. Flood, 25c.; Mary
;'I`urner, 500.; Minllie .\'_ Lamont, 500.:
|(`. S. Drew, $5; A friend, $2; Frielill,
50c.; A friend, 25c.; S. B. Crockett,
$1; Mrs. Annie Mullins, 500.; l<‘l°ielid_
$1; Mrs. Grant, $2; J. B. Ilegan, $10;
.S. C. Mooi'e. $5; Mrs. S. (‘. Moore, $5;
M. Pineau. 25(-,; Miss Vera _liy|ldlnai'l.
$2; Miss E. Moore, 501:.; Clills. Crock-
ett. $1; Mrs. 0. J. Warren, $1.
T. S. Hllhhlli-ll, $1 (Word 4 nddl-
tional).
Tllrongh Mrs. Nash and Mrs. Nich-
olson. (‘ouvclicrs, Ward Il, $5.50. (ad-
ditiollal) as i`ollows:---
D. W. McEwen, $2; Mrs. J. K. Su-
tllerliiild, $3; Jas. Phelan, 50c.
Total Subscriptions from puhlit- tn
date, $151,194.90.
ll. W. BINNING,
Honorary-'l‘renailrol'.
F’
WL..
But Nervous System Failed to
Nervous disorders trequennly result
from the injury to the nerves in ac-
cidents or because ot the shock to the
system. '<
The writer ot this letter was in-
iurell hi a mix~up with some colts,
remained unconscious lor three weeks,
and in spite ot continued treatment
In hospital could not obtain restorat-
loii of the internal nerves which con-
trol tiie' action ot the digestive and
other vital organs. He travelled to
Europe and consulted ~iDngla|id's great-
est nerve specialiat. Relief was only
temporary, in spitg ot many treat-
ments used.
His letter gives the facts briefly
and tells how he was nnally cured by
usinz Dr. Cliase’s Nerve Food. Can
you imagine any more severe test oi'
this great nerve restorative?
Mr. Henry P. Venn, Cefu Ranch.
250.: Mrs. W. Lowe, $1; Mrs. Albert
Ward. $1; Miss A. Loniiworth sl.
Mclnnis, $1; l"rielid,' 501-.; M_ _,_ alayl,
ilialsltwa. B .C.. writes: "Dr. ChAse's
Nerve Food has restored my nervous
system and given me new health.
llcsi Nerve Specialist .
s _ iii England Was Coiislilied
Respond to Treatment Prescribed.
1‘1I»V1118 met wiili it severe accident
“V011 YGIYB B80. tfoln which 1 was
unconscious and which left my
nerves in a very sore plight, I was
treated by doctors galore' and con-
_sulted one ot the greatest nerve spo-
cialists in' England, but nothing seem-
ed to do me much good. Hypoplios-
phites and. in tact. all and every ltlnd
ot nerve mixture in almost every form
was used, but never with more than
temporary benefit. ,
"But Dr. Chase's Nerve Food has
_acted very differently ,for it has
built up my nervous system until I
feel like my odd sell’ again. it this
medicine. will do for others what it
has done tor ine,_I shall not regret
`11lV1l1B written this letter. l have
recommended the Nerve Food per-
sonally to many, and shall always
_ostec-:n its grent restorative value.
; Dr. (‘.liase‘s Nerve Food. 60 cents a
shox, all dealers, or llldmauson ,Bataa
& co-. Ltd.. Toronto. -