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lpidatmsnt. 111 Grit George Bt.
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the pain disappeared. and after
thirty years of suffering the ter~
rible sore was healed by Zsm-Buk
in a short time."
Zam»Buk also cures eczema,
piles. abscesses, poisoned wounds.
tingworm. pimples. chapped hands,
rold sores, chilblains and rheuma-
tism. 50c. druggists, 3 for $1.25, or
Zam-Bula Co.. Toronto.
it someone told yon that for years
UQCUIIDU Bolteltld Prompt Bo- they had snltered from the same
s - time ailment which you have, aiid had
_ at last found a cure? Wouldn't
I you try it? ff you are suffering
with an ulcer. or an old sore. read
what Mrs. Jeffrey, of Methuen,
_ » writes: "Thirty years ago an ulcer
- appe-and on my ankle and spread
ll°0l‘D°l'\l0\l to my knee. The pain was terrible.
Fd M k and gr years I could hardly walk.
l tri every remedy l heard of,
  ar  but in vain. I had doctor's treat-
ment for 25 yeaas. but only got
New  temporary relief. 'lfhen l heard ot
Zan;-gduk; and, procuring some, I
. appi it regularly. Gradually
wl\0'¢$Ql¢ c0|'\'\lTl|S$l0l'\ the inflammation was drawn out,
Fish Dealers
lass Smells & Eels Specialties
All correspondence promptiy answ-
led. Stencils sent on application
Boston, llass Transfer Agents
Reference. Greenwich Bank or my K
wholesale fish house in the United
States.
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"Yes, Ma’aml You can depend on
` BEAVER FLOUR
C( NE reason why so many of my customers_us_e
Beaver Flour, is because they know tt ts
always the same. It never varies in strength
or quality-and they know Beaver Flour will make
tho best Bread and Pastry everytime.
"Being a blended ilour, they iind it equally good
for Bread ind Biscuits, Cakes and Pies.
"Yes, Ma’am l I’ll send you a sack right away".
DBALBB5~write us lor prices on The T. H. Taylor Co. limited
Food. CGIDO Grains and C¢r¢lk~ Ill Chatham, Ont.
 _  _ Q The Central Guardian
_ J;.1‘.‘_‘.l|nL'S.1111*:JI.2it‘J::::;::::;i ' ' 1:11;
I1' PAY8 to buy In tlllo Prevlnes.
SERVICE OF INTERCEBBION. -
be held' in the Chapel of St. Peters
Cathedral today at 5 p. m.
READING MATTER WANTED.-B
Com 105th would be lad of ma
If
PUJY 8 S~
 ezines and papers as they have very
little to read and there are a number
sick. Parcels may be left at the Agri-
cultural Hall.
I THE 8}’ANLEY.- The steamer
Stanley arrived at Georgetown yes-
terday morning at 10.20. She brought
ten passengers, two tons of freight and
80 sacks ot mall. The special train
connecting reached the city about
1.15 p. m.
ILL IN HALIFAX.-' A telegram
'for Hr. Joseph Mlllman. city. receiv-
ed in the city on Saturday announced
the serious illness of his son. stau-
Sergt. Leonard Hillman in the Hos-
pital, Halifax. Mr. Millman was in
Elmira when the telegram came and
leaves today for Halifax.
SUCCESSFUL SOCIAL. _ The Pie
Social held in Grand View Hall. Thurs-
day. Jan. 8th, given by the Red Cross
Society of Grand View, was a decided
success. Mr. Kenneth McLean occupi-
ed the chair in a very creditable man-
ner, and the hall was iillod to its ut-
most capacity and a splendid pro-
gram was rendered. consisting of
choruses, recitations, solos and phono
graph selections. Miss Florence Mur-
tin presided at the organ in her ami-
able manner. Rev. Dr. McEwen gave
a short address on Robert Burns. The
hall was brilliantly lighted by a fain-
vus Aladdin Lamp, furnished by Mr.
Ernest Winchester and favorably com-
mented on. At the close of thc pro-
gram the pics were auctioned by Mr.
.\illton Furness. and the handsome of
$25.00 was realized and handed over
to .\irs. Dr. Martin. president of thc
Red Cross Society of Grand View. The
ladies deserve much credit for their
efforts in getting up this social for
such a worthy cause.
RAILROAD CONTRACTOR DEAD.
-.\lr. John A. Wheaton, who for many
years was one of the best known rail-
way contractors of Eastcrrn Canada
and lilainc. died in St. Joint on Fri-
day last, at his ltotnc on Bt-nllcy Sl.
Ht' had not been ill for any lcngtii ul’
tiuto and was out walking last l\lon-
da_\'. Death was due to the iuiirtnities
of old age. hc hcing horn in 1538. Mr.
\\'heaton bt-can1o__nssociatcd with E.
P. Clark and A. E. Tritcs of Sails-
bury and engaged in thc construction
of thousands of miles of railroad bctl
and traci-rage in New Brunswick,
Nova Scotia. l’rincc I-Itlward island
anti .\laine. llc btnlt thc northern di-
vision of the lutcrcolonial i11 his
younger days of contracting. He al-
so constructed the Albert road from
Salisbury to Albert and Alma. known
as thc Ilnrvey and Salisbury. the
New Brunswick and Prince Edward
Island road, from Sackvillc to Cape
Tormentine, of which Lieut. Gov.
Josiah Wood of Sackville was the
principal shareholder and which is
now part of the Canadian Government
Railways system; the Cape Traverse
branch of the Prince Edward Island
railway of the Canadian Government
system. and many other sections
throughout the Provinces and Maine.
_ The usual interc_eeelon_ service w1ll_
Jas . Macbougall will
cuuncn or sc0'ruo4o._-
ll!
ray River bg Thursday the 27th
p. m.. and at Coleman on Sabbath
30th at 11 and 7.
MORE RECRUITB. -The
young men have enlisted in
Batt.: Earl Warren, North
Harold McLaren. Brudenell;
Doucette. Waterford.
House No1'E8.- 1sur_..1. P. sim-
mons formerly manager of the Duns-
tatfnago Creamery Co.. and now a
member ot the 105%
beautiful driving mare for a' hand-
some sum-tq_Mr. B.
Bracl1l_ey~Point. -
THB PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.
-A large number of friends were
down when the car ferry steamer went
out yesterday morning to bid farewell
to the young men mentioned in yes-
terday's Guardian. left to join Capt.
1\IcKinn`0u in Halifax,
overseas.'l‘here were quite ts number
of other passengers outward besides
also the mails, 111 tons of cargo and
some lnixed freight.
FURTHER PARTlCULARS.- A
meeting in the interest of recruiting
.-:as held in Murray River Hall 1-`1'hlay
c~.'¢_niug. ‘list lust.. l\l1'. Angus Mc-
Pltc; oi` liopellcld was elected to pre-
side over the meoting
his usual 06 hand stylo to the »_~nlirc
satisfaction of all concerned. An ex-
cellent programmo was provided by
the young ladies and gentlemen who
accompanied Major MacNutt. on his
mission. The meeting
singing the song“l\laplo Lesf"Major l\lc
Nutt then in a few brief remarks ex-
plained thc object of the meeting.
iiliss iiuntcr then sang a. solo which hy
the applause was well
Marshall then gavo an exhibition of
step dancing which was heartily en-
cored. Miss Sutherland than sang a
solo which was very much enioved by
thc audience. Corp
then called on for n song wmtn wa:
rendered in such a
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forth vigorous applause from the
meeting. Private Mc
a violin solo which
rendered followed _
speech from the Rev. Dr. Bennett who
know how to keep his hearers in good
humor and then pressed his arguments
homo in re who was the aggressors in
this terrible war, proving to thc large
audience that it was impossible for
Great Britain to do any different as
her honor was at stako and.tl\at until
tho Germans were driven out of Bel-
gium there oould be no peace and he
trusted the young men
duty and rally to uphold the colours
l.
Pf&¢\ ‘lt -‘-- -
-Batt. sold his
In Bryentou.
before going
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EDWARD
The Sky    _
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cause it’s the most thrilling, reahstic, heatt~gri p
fl hed ` `reen. Because bewitdlllll  
Paired- isaiileal gg athsg heroines-Irving Ctnnmlngs, a,oorke_r aa 2 '
_ “The DIAMOND From The Sky” ' ~   
earned first pnze tn the recent photopiaysoontest. f _-_Now you.- i _
are oifered _ , ` _‘g ‘_  
. *‘°»‘l°°.i.°'a° S.s=:°"°':’.~-2  _
10,000 ue ‘tot ' pav. i now ve _ _
ialiting a°lioi1tsF“i`he Diamond From the Sky.” _ _ _ ry y 8
- _ THE PRODlGAl.’S PROGRESS ' ’
"P'1‘.€.‘.;“i‘.l‘i“.i2.‘;.‘.§“°.1i¥.!’.‘.P‘.4‘i'.§‘l°.§°l'Pf’ Fouarn Evlsonn-,_ -  _.
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which he did in
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was open cd by
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WILLIAM canwoon A Mlle A Mmute 'r `f
Hazards of Helen Railroad Series
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“nmvtzn B1 Flirt" w3_1_1_§_.5____§_t__.__y.._.1_ single
received. Corp.
. Marshall was -
wa as to call
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FIGHTING FUR FRANCE
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Seven Reels of Actual Fighting at the Front _ _  \s
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Phea then gave
was very nicely
by ' a rousing
Miss Sutherland and
ve ' icrsusive mannc
'would see their
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SEVERE RHEUMATIC.
"EE§
Rlienmatism depends on an acid I
in the blood, which adeets the
muscles and joints,
ilammation, stifness and pain. This
acid gets into the blood through
some defect in the digestive process, in _ - -
Hood’a Sarsaparilla, the old-time `
blood tonic, is very successful in the
treatment of rheumatism. It acts
directly,. with purifying efectz on
the- blood, and improves the diges-
tion. Don’t su§er. Get.~Ho°d’s today.
DISAPPEAR
producing in-
the Secretary. `
'ollowing is a list of
Prince Edward Island
January lst, 1-9101-
whlch in the end will be victorious
and bring a lasting peace. The Speak-
er taking his seat amid great applause. _
than favoured tho meeting with Put-
riotic songs each being much apprecia-
ted by those present. Major MncN\|tt
then again addressed the meeting in 0
fl l r. D S '
the need of young mon seeing their
duty and coming to the aid of their
King and country in this the hour of
her peril. He also trusted that mothers
and fathers would put no obstacle in
the way of their boys enlisting if they
saw it their duty to do so. The Major
- then gave the invitation to any young
men who wished to enlist in their
_ cotn1tr_v's service to come forward to
the platform. Great enthusiasm wus
- manifested by tho large audience its
tho young men came forward fourteen
in all being enrolled. Meeting closed
by the hearty singing of tho Nutionul
Athem. Mr. C. L. Scucahaugh was
oiwootsrs Rsotsrenzo. - The
ll. L. Bethune, Charlottetown.
W. J. Brown, Charlottetown.
G. A. B. MacDonald, Charlottetown.
lt. D. lilacbauchlun. lil. D., St.Peters
D. A. MacKinnon, Charlottetown.
Chas. lt. Machs-llnn, Summcrsidc.
Preston MncNutt, Mnlpoque;
l). A. MacNally. M. IJ., Sutnmcrsltlc.
William 'l‘. Payne. Charlottetown.
A. M. Ross, Vancouver, B. C, ' _
ll. 0‘M. Rcddin. Cltarlottctowtt.
tivo. li. ltotldin. lfharlottctown.
.lohn T. Sulllvun, M. Il.. Sourls. ‘
Wilfrid Taylor. Charlottetown.
llarvcy Toombs, Charlottetown. _
Willard J. \\"uugil. Albcrton. ‘
J. l-I. Gallant. Summersitlc. J. E. Worth. Charlottetown.
lsltdorc (iulinnt. .\l. D.. Blootnilcltl. 
Gco. E. llughes. Charlottetown ' '
Frank llcnncssey, Charlottetown. ‘__ _'__ lla
.»\1nbt‘0sc llcttncsst-y. Charlottetown. ' -  -
ll. L. lliggs. Wctaskewin. Canada <
ttume itopgoon. Matpeque. '  
J. G. Jamieson. Cliarlottctown.
J. A. Johnston. .\l. D.. Tignish. FULL LIBRARY OF RECQRQQ
S. (‘. linigltt. (lcorgctown. FOR ALL MACHINES
ALSO
J. D. Knight. Cardigan.
Ed ar liter, Cal urv Alberta. H1914 GRAUE
Pla-nos
W. P. MacB_rlde. M. D.. Tignlsh.
C. L. Barnes. M. D.. Georgetown.
Robert E. Colwill, Charlottetown.
Victor Coyle, Charlottetown.
A. R. Crosby. Summerside.
J. \V. Carruthers, liiontugut-_
YV. E. Coombs, St. John. N. ll.
J.  Dalton, Suinmcrsidt-.
B. Dyer. Alherton.
G. Ellis, Montague.
Enman. Summersidc.
Foster, Charlottetown.
.\lucl<`ayds-n. l{ensingt0u_
J. (7. Fcrgusott. Souris.
Miss Stewart
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P. (`. .\lurph_\'. lil. D., Tignlsh.
registered on Tl1os.M1-ilone, Charlottetown. He Ae  & Cos i
7014-25l\ltuf2l.
5 B .1
Hammond J. Iiinbott, Souris.
A. J. lilathieson. O’Leary. AT LOWEST PRICES
_ E. \\'. Mansen. Summersitle.
tlruggtsts of
_ Peter MacDonald.' Charlottetown. 144 GNN G¢0l'9° Stfeél. ` ` " '
Colin MacDonald. Chnrlottetown. °h°"'°“°t°W"v P- E- |-"‘
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JA final clearing of furs, overcoats, mantles, fur' lined coats, underwear, coating cloth -__ `
Great January Clearin Sale Bargains on  
Monday Morning Continued for four days 0nl_ _
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heavy mitts, winter caps, sheep lined coats, terms cash
Print Cottons Coating Cloth Men’s Underwear?   '_*'_ Overcoats * Boy’s Overcoats At Saskatchewan Coat 5 '
10 and 12.1... st at Big Reduction $225 f°f $1-4945 $13.00 1... $8.15 Clearing Prices _ lm” mm _
All our 10 and 12c. print cotton
going on sale during this four-
days salc at 8c. pcr yard. Pat-
terns all good and thc colors fast.
Ladies’ Winter Coats
at Half Price
35 coats, all splendid pattems.
all wool materials, wc-ll Fntishefi.
good style.. oing on sale at cx-
actly'onc-ltalli price. 'i`hc sizes
'are from -32 to 44, $23.00 for
‘ $r2£5`o; $20.00 for $10.00; $18.00
,for $9.oo.ami_$14.00 for $7.00.
_ Coat Bargain
 12.11 1..-.7 6.98 A
Another lot oi 25 coats all good
patterns, regular $10 and $12.00
going on'sale *now for $6.08 each.
\\`c have a variety oi cloths lei_t
in good, hcuvy, all-wool coating
cloth, which wc nic clearing nt iltc
iollowing discounts: $1.75 for
$1.35; $2.00 for $1.50; $2.50 for
$1.98 and $3.00 for $2.40.
Girls Coats
$475 for $1.25'
.-\ lot ol' odd coals, ull good pat-
terns, to ht girls from to to 12
years ol ngc, regular vztlucs $4.75
for $1.28. _ ,_
Ladies’ Furs, Neck
Rulfs and Mttiis
Marmot rufis_ $10.00 _ for $6.75;
$15.00 for $11.25. 3 ruils $18.00
for $12.00. Black Opposum mulls
and ruffs worth $19.50 for $12.75.
Mink mulls and rufls worth per
piece $55.00 for $38.00, $45.00
for $32.00. $70.00 for $52.00.
Only a few mink sets left.
.-\ lot of soiled ttttderwcar will
bc placed on sale \\'orth~up to
$3.00 pcr suit at half-price.. '-An-=
oliicr lol of Pcnmznfs o0d__.\v0ul_,-.-
innit-1'\vcar-1‘cgul;11' vnluc $2.25
-20 dozen in lol, nil sizcs,:1l
$1.48 pcr suit.
Another Snap in Ladies’
Fur Coats $55. for $27.
/inothct' snap in black”`.'\:§i1‘i~
cult coat-36 und 38 inches long.
unc sizc 3.2, rcgulzu' $32.00 for
$19.00-one sizc 3.1, rcgulat' $58
for $25. Onc sizc 30, 1't-gttlnr
 _, $55.00 `i`0r _$27.00.
55 coats, regulrni value $12.00
ami. $13.00, for $8.75. 1.: coats,
regular $15.00 and $16.00 coats
for $11. 15 coats, $18 mul 51:0
values lot' $14.75.
Ladies’ Black Astrican
Coats $65.00 for 34.00
53 iuclics lo1ig_; om- size 4.; ul
 for $34. (inc size 30, 5.:
inches long, wgulnr vnltn- $80 for
`_1_'Fljis _cont is tnzulc from
lilnck Persian p:t\\'; thc cont is :th-
solutcly guarnulcctl.
.\ll out boys ovcrcoais, cini- or _
1lrcn’s o_vcrc0ats and youths’ over- _ _ _ . ` < _
couts will bc sold at special clear- 0"” '“3"5 535k3lCll¢“"il“ C031.
inf' priccs dttrin this four-dats  _ _ "'  .
_\__l’f‘___ g 5 >'/_L 4-’. regular $16.00 _f_or_ $10.
. , . _ .i .'\l;tsl<:t Sable fur coats, sizes 42,
Lathes Fur  Coats -l-l :tml 46, 'regular values $22 for
48.00 E01'  $l7.5u. 'i`hrcc Coon coats, $60.00 fi
'I`hcsc coals :irc lined with for :N7'U0; 4 Cm!" coals' $75’°° .\
.\'nmhcr 1 quality rat lining. 'l`hc f°\' $65-00; 3 Coon coats $95.00 `
outsitlc .shcil is all wool inatcrinl fm. $85 ' ` _
in 1_|\uvy__zt1|d lilzick. We huvc in - ' __
.slow ' an nrc ccnrin out at l -. .  
l`ullowi||g prices: 2 sitio 36 uittl I3 MEN `S_ FUR COLLAr.{S'i"m_§ V
size 38, regular vnlncs $48.00 for mack nstnclm' and m.‘"'m°tf f.¢$“"- I .
$52.00. Also one sizc 40, rcgulnr |01' WINGS. $3.25,. :md $4.50 for '
price $65.00 for $42.00. $1.93, ‘_ __ _
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  _Other Specials from all over this Store, impossible to Describe, jot,.a7 i  __ “ '_-A __ Q. ,
. _ _ __ ?11.....jtie.-._  i     4.50f°l._!¢3?  '
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This will afford 1:' r - ~ V rl 't l b i i,` ' ~ _ - » "   "" - ~ _
than you could buy fromllhcyiiiaitth'ia&I:1¥grsli“.¥'l1is0i5iiyB¥ig0((iLi%h.ElligCilggeéjlfoagr\;iilllr dgoodicapesliw l in good heavy weight' an slush
We must make room for our new s "' 't" ‘lc " ‘ f l ° 'i ` i ’ A ' ` ‘ `
_ prmg S OC . some 0 wttct is now -on tts way across the 4 1 _ I ' ~ -
Atlantic. _  ,  ,_ , ` "'93" 3" V” “E5 f|`°m.1"'$3-E9 39%.
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; Sale ends Thursday M ornmg. We have planned to do as much business durmg tltesei
four days as during the regular 30 days- Sttleo-f_fi former _ years. *
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