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No Need to Rub
Try Slou\'o Linirnent and nc
haw quickly the swelling ig rgduwd
nnrl tho pam disappears. No used
to rub; it pono- ‘ ‘
tramsquicklyend
bringsre|ief.Hsve "ff ‘ ‘
s bottle handy for ' 
rheumatic pains. - _ -I ,`
- geuralgll. back / H f
ache and all mul- `
cle soreness. _
Cenéfous sized - A `
bottles; at your " Inflmm .
druggist. 25e.., _fl df( _
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so... sl.oo ,_
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is eff D “llllllilll~~'  
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S1o_a11`s _
/ Till; \V0 i'ld`_<
Llnimcni
anything you can give 
them--except your photograph
Make an appointment today
The Cook' s Studio
NCW D€a'Bli~aV B‘0¢k
The Eastern Guardian _l
s`.°lt pays to buy In this Proving.,
;".~Mia. H/moto P. oonoou ii
the Georgetown Guardian represent
ntive.
..°MR. R. R. HOWLIT1’ is Gu_sr¢l_
isn agent for Annandale and vicinity
..°'rwo csnrsrsn wonn emi
insertion for advertising in this col
umn. Cash must accompany order.
Minimum charge twenty-five cents.
..*l-us Fmsuos are pleased is
see their artist friend Mio, M_ g_
Acorn in his- studio again after his
prolonged illness.-C.
..*SELLiNG 0U‘l’.-- Dr. F. Sl Mi-
`D0¥\ald held an auction sale of all
his farming implements and hay Sal-
urday. having sold his farm some
time ago.-0. `
..”‘PULPiT EXCHANGE.- Rev. J.
M. McLeod of St. Peters preacher’
-in Sourlr- and Bay Fortune last Seb'
bath. Rev. A-. McKay preached else
where, there being a general ex-
chang of pulpits in all Presbyterlar.
Churchs.-C.
.-xiled for an American port with "ls,
000 lbs. 'fresh hake and haddock
’ PM 'ua ‘
..'Tl-lE,BRANT.- The D. G. S.
lrant is in port in Souris.-C.
..°8HEEP FARMlNG.-- Sheep
arming proved so prailtable the` last
I _
wo years that there is a good oppor- V - .
unity of utilizing some oi the vacant ` . . ‘
arms along the North Shore fron .
iurpose.-(Z. ` ' < l '
lort_h Lake to St. Peters for this 05 S - Q
..°vAl.uAs|_»t-: Flsusnlss. -¢~ _ ' ‘ _ - '
Tome idea of the value of the tls'heri-
Vs will be formed when it is stated
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hat four American `ilshing vessels, '-\f \ ( - I f `
nsking .their headquarters ln Souris
and Bshing oi’ East Point when wea-
`her permitted caught within three
veeks fish valued at $10,500. Therc is
surely a lack of enterprise on. thc
Jart of our own people when they do
lot employ some ships in their val-
uablwindustry.-C._ l _
° . .°_LAKEViEW INSTITUTE..-'i‘he
lsakeviewiyomenh Institute met ar
.he home o Mrs. S. J. Rose, Novem-
ier 14th. Ten members and 1 visitor
vere present. A meatcanning demon-
ltration was given by Mrs. S. J.
Rose. lt was decided to send $2.50 to
'lanon Simpson for Xmas box for a
srisoner of war_ 32 pairs of socks have
leen completed and are to be for-
warded to Mrs. J. O. I-lyndman. N.1v~
rmber 6th the ladies held a ple soc~
al and' $64.45 were realized for pat-
riotic punpogesl _making a total of
This cargo is worth $3750 in Gloucest _
er. it is only 10 days since _ th<
arrived in port here. Pretty good.
work in 10 days and much of the time
was stormy weather,-C,
_-.*ANNANDALE.-The shipping it
still brisk. There are four vessel:
loading at the village at present'
 
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Produce »
Wan cd
c want at ollccat our
Seed Warehouse
l00 Tons Pressed Hay t
25 Tolls Pressed Straw
10,000 bushels Black
ti White Seed and
ccd Oats.
500 bush. Buckwheat.
500 bush 2 and 6 Row-
ti Iiarley. -
1000 bush. Seed and
*cod Wheat.
We will pay highcs
'ash prices or cxchang
ol' Feeds of all kinds
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t lowest prices. so r r- " ,
We have in warehouse
ld to arrive' a large
lmbcl' of cars oi' Bran,
idrllings, Oil Cake,
al, Cotton SeedW_Meal,
acked Corn, Corn-
eal, Germ Middlings,
roatlets, Scratch Feed,
rsey Pig Feed, Sche-
IIA
There has been a steady shipment o
produce since the middle of -Septem
Illcr.--Annandale, as lit always has
been, is a banner port for`shipping
and it is not an exception this fall
-v-Mr. A. C. Myers coal vessel has no
arrived yet, but lie- is looking anxious
ll' for it.- Mr. C. E. Dlngwell il
threshing for Mr. H. N. Howlett. He il
a hustler with his gasoline rig, ant
can thresh over 200 bushels easily il
H dal/--Mr. Wm. Tassell, Sr., is aroun-
‘ :gain after his recent illness.-It i
renortetl that Mrs. Peter McMillan i
going to Boston shortly.-Mr. Wesle
Jackson, Fortune Bridge. was a vi:
itsr to Annandale lately. -Sorry if
relate the death of A. D. McDonald'
mile SOD. of Durell. this week.-M1
I.. B. Howlett went east yesterda
on it business trip.-Mr. D. J. Steel
ci Little River is out again after hi
lecent illness. ~lt is reported tha
Mrs. J. H/McKie of Little River i
f-rite ill. 0
EllS'i`ERll PERSONALS
.."Mr. Lester Adams, Montague,
was in Georgetown last week-G.
..'Misn Edwins__ Hilchey, George
town was a visitor to Brudenell Sun
<|ay.G.
..*Mr. Elmerileukins, Georgetowl
.nlol.r?<ed.. i,hroul:ll..Brudenel1. .and Nev'
Peril on Sunday.-G.‘
.- ~.*Ml'. S. N. Johnston. Georgr-
town was- among the Sunday visltorr.
to Brudenell.-G. » .
_ ..*lVlr. Fred Shaw. New Perth
pagi a visit to Brudenell on Sunday
i ..‘Mr. Seymour Knight. George
town passed through New Perth anr
Brudsnell ou Sundayf-G.
taker Feed, Flax See ‘
nd 'Feed Wheat. _ _
Ilcavel' Flour. -
Robin Hood Flour.
Gold Medal Flour.
Poultry Feeds and
Supplies all at.the low-
est possible prices-.
Wholesale and Retail
rter & Co Lic!
Seed and Warehouse
' Queen St.
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Miss Daisy Rudge
"|71 Great George St.-P'h°ne Corl-
H neotlon.
Manufacturer of all kinds oi line
hair goods, including, Toupees and
Wigs. -
linir dressing. Manlcurlng, Bllalm~
llooing, singeing. ' ` `
567-10-lolmmopd. ~. _
Dr. Clift
CHRONIC DISEASES `
(lllitA'l`lVE TREATMENT bl' nl'
month in advance. Victoria I-lotelt
Charlottetown, P.. E.. 1°.. Gsnada. '
HOURS. 12 to 3 dallyfof.
079-li-Ill/lilmospd. `
J. D. STEWART
Barrister.`Solicltor and
Notary Puivif '
Olflcs Nswson Buick. Cha|*lo\\0f°W“
Branch Omoo, Georgetown
Money to Losn on Rell Eli!"
,_ _ _ _ i _ _
S. S. Hessian
log-ristor, Solicitor,
Notary Public, Qc-.
Moilav 'ro Loan. -
Mdntsgus, P. I. l. '
..*Mr. Henry L. McLe;an. Brude
ell paid' a visit to Georgetown ol
unflay.--G.
U1:
..*Mr. Frank Robertson, Montagui
as a visitor to Georgetown on Sun
ay.--G.
ef.
..°Mis's Katherine Breen. George
town was among the visitors tc
Brudenell last week--G.
..'lVfr. Walter Dalziel, Pt. Borden
spent a clay or so at his home in Geo
rgetown.-Q.
..'Mrs. I~‘rank_ Conrad, Georgetown
left for Charlottetown., on 'I`hursda}
tn hid farewell to her, son Corporal
(‘,. A. (‘onrad of the Siege Artiller_\
Draft.-G.
..~*Mr. John M. Nicholson of Geo~
rgetown left on Thursday to bid fart'
well to his son Harold before the
latter left Charlottetown in the Siege
Artillery Draft.-G. `
Lemons Do Whiten! l
, Try This on Face,
' Neck, Arlns, Hands
s--s--s--s-s--s-e»s--o-s<»o-»s»s.. -»»o-o-»»-»s~s~-o--s~~»»o--s-»o»w'
The lemon juice massage indulged
in once Sr twice each day means a
little time and trouble. sirls. but wha
of the splendid results A skin bleach
ed beautifully white. a complexion
with the bloom of a peach. a soften
Lug of those lines of care; in fact, s
skin eloquent of nature’s purity ant.
hands white, soft and full of charm
Whai girl or woman hasn't heard
of lemon juice to remove complexion
blemishes; to bleach the skin alld t#
bring out the roses, the freshness ant
the hidden beauty? But lemon iulc~\
alone is acid, therefore irritating, ana
should be mixed with orchard Whitl-
tnls ,way. Strain through a line cloth
the juice of two lemons into s bottle
conininini! “WM three ounce!!
of orchard white, then shake, wt;
and you have a whole quarter Dim
'onttle containing about .hree ounce;
skin and complexion lotion at ab0
the cost one usually' PHYS f°." ° ‘mm
jnr of ordinary cold cream. Be surt
to strain the lemon juice so no will
gets into the bottle. then this lotifon
will remain D1""3 md "em °r
months. When msssagod d““Y lm”
me me. neck, arms and hwdv ~*
should naturally help to whiten. clear.
smoothen and beautify the skill-
Any druggist will suPl>l¥ l\"‘°° °““°
les of orchard white at vert' "U10 °°“
nn,-1 the grocer has the lemons.
584.70 cash on hand, There is to be
t spinning beson November 22nd.
Subject for next meeting. "How to
Economize in Christmas Dellcacies."
..*iNST|TUTE WORK. - The
tingsborough Womens institute held'
heir meeting on Nov. 13th at the
lome of Mrs. J. Oswald Stewart.
since the last ,meeting -they packed
-.nd sent away Xmas boxes of cake.
:andy &c., &o., to the' five soldiers
rom their School district. On Nov.
th they had a Lecture “The Shad-
ws oi a Great City" by Rev. Fred
vi. Clay. only those who have listen-
‘d to his lecturenknow what a treat
‘. was, but owing to the night being
tormy the attendance was not what
t would otherwise have been. Mr.
lay gave the Institute $14.40 as thei-r
hare of the proceeds. The Institute
'ill have a Pie Social and Concert lu
tid oi their prisoners of War on Dec
Sth. The next meeting was invited
o ‘the home of the Sec. Mrs. Merril
ltewart. Since the last meeting the
lec. has had a card from, their first
’risoner of War saying that he was
eceiving their parcels all right and
vas very, very thankful.
WSPEPSIA MADE A WRECK
OF HER.
lntarlo Soid|er’s Wife made worls by
ordinary remedies. but soon cured
by Dr. Cassellfs Tablets.
Mrs. Mary Lawrence, 9, May-place
iitcheree, Ont.. writesz- “Dr. Cas
ell‘s -Tablets have made me a new
foman. l used to be terribly depress
d and suffered so much from Dyspep
la that I was almost a physical
vreck. I tried various things. which
nly seemed to make me worse, and
Hen at last ‘I got Dr. Cassell’s Tab
lets. They changed my whole out-
look on life. I am well now. i romp
vith my children, and am looking
lopefully forward to my soldier hus
-and's return.”
A free-sample of Dr. C°asseIi's Tab-‘
5
sts will be lent to you on receipt of
ents fbr milling and packing. Ad-
'res|: Harold F. Rltchle and Co., Ltd.
0, M’Caul-ot., Toronto.
Dr. Cassell’s Tablets are the sup
-emo remedy for Dyspepsia, Kidney
Proubles, Sleeplessness. Anaelnia
iervous Ailments and Nerve Paraly~
is, and for Weakness in Children.
Specially valuable for nursing moth
are and during the critical periods of
ife. Price 50 cents psrtube, six tubes SUPPUED BY
1 A. E. 'i00Mlil ~ V
'or the price of ilvs, from Druggists
md Storekeepers throughout Canada.
)on't waste your money on imita~
‘iitgllisétsget the genuine Dr. Cassell's A` in . ‘ .
 4111 GRAND PRIZE District Prizes
*|ilti0.ii0 lliunlolld Ring
$135.00 Sleigh, Harness and Robe - $m0mmmmlmg
Proprietors Db. Clsseil’s Co., Ltd..
Manchester, Eng.
'BUY VICTORY BONDS.
n every home in Canadas
Phe father and his sons,
Ehould scratch lil? every dollar
ind buy some Victory Bonds.
Our nation is in need of funds,
We should help he-r every one,
‘ly going to a bank today
And buying Victory Bonds. _
'lelp to keep hard times away,
Help to assure our soldiers pay,
ielp to, the old Kaiser slay
ly buying Victory Bonds.
Wake the Germans shudder.
‘flake our hoys cheer louder,
\s they- fire the powder
taught with Victory Bonds.
?ut your money to iight for you.
‘ut the Uhlsns ifn n stew.
low that you are loyal and true
3y buying Victory Bonds.
ihow the world youre out to win,
lhow that you can beat the hun,
Show Glat you are Canada’s son
By buying Victory Bonds.
l.A'unA Ms¢ooueAl.l_,
Argyle Shore.
BUMMERBIDE MARKETS
Bucllwhsat, bus. 75 to 1.00
Barley, bus. 80 to 90
Butter. (dairy) lb. 40 to 42
'iuttor (creamery) lb 45 to 46
Usiiskins. lb. 22
ggs, dos. 40
Fowl, lb 0
lhickens' lb.
'flay (loose) ton
'-lay (pressed) ton
Hides, lb.
Lamb pelts. each
)ats, (white) bus.
* #mn
°5:;¢;
p
3553°S
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ooawsoon
)ats. (black) bu. ` 82
Potatoes, bus _
75
Por or ans att Ib. I8 to 19'?)
k. s ~
Straw. ton. (loose) S6. todb
Tnrnips. bus.
Wool. unwsslxed. lb.
lst' QRAND PRIZE
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at the Store of
’ Purchased from GRANT & KENNEDY vt. W. WELLNER, Clrtown
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Question About
The Przzes Oiiered
The Question is- ..
Why not enter
the Camptlgn S
and win one el
them
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