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A hctory worker was hoard fb
"mark, " We often have scoldentn.
but l‘ve escaped so far." He little
¢y,°t|;_nt he would be next. Yet he
was! gli; injury was only s alight
one an he neglected it. It beans
to fuswr. Then blood-poisoning set
in and devefoned so quickly that be
had to have his arm ampntated.
Hwy poout you? You may be
r vm 2 \'nn‘can safeguard yourself
51353;; \\»a.|-esnlt of accidents; as
|:\sny ot\_.r people have done, by
lzre ‘ng Elem-Buk always handy. ‘
Miss B. A. Wernicke of'Hilt0n.
9.0., srcidnlitelly ran_e. needle so
far into he finger that it pierced
nt. hone. She writes: "My hand
morale so itll! and swollen that l
multi not use it. I naturally tried
every remedy I knew of, but it only
""7 PAV. ¢° 5'!! in this Province ,T
__ .._~srruA1no~ ssn»|ous.- 'rne :gm
Ei_'l‘u seems _to have full sway in "him"
stem Klux "' in 7113113' homes the
‘Gui-ire family is stricken, leuv;ng no
‘one to do nursing. Some very serious 11;”
P9595 are l'0Dortetl, and many tteatns o u 6
'hfwe lllfeélfly 'taken place. lt is a long an y
imm’ “|1109 Bllylhini: so serious has onbliazu
|aW°Hl'@d- Everyone hopes nm me W. B
_worst will soon be over and we may Nelson
'mee m0|`9 01110)’ llavihig chili-ones. etc tum of
Oliened as usual.-T. :Pfam
e ore
..°PoL|cE cousr News.-1‘nm-e cu' sh
appeared before the Town Mngistrato. many
of Montague. last week un-so or- expect
an
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' ' Saturday last from a business trip to ._ l -_-- 7
W0 GINTI PIR WORD each Ha1“u____T_ ..*Mf'. C. B. Clay, Bridgetown,
°“ ‘W “"|'"'m¥ 1” *M* °°|' - -. - lnttendsd the poultry- show last weelrl
cub um" '°°°m”“-7 "me" ..°Dr. F. Grant's family, .\’vionl.ague`|""~"-
m °ha'r‘°'t'em7`n'° una' who h-ave been so ill with iniiuenzst ' l”
are reported itnprovinrg.-'1‘_ ' ..*il. \\". McKenzie, Buy |<`or:un
nirtt-ntle__d the poul-try show i|\ (Thar-
R. SYDNEY NELSO-"L_ Olli-
sad damn” at M°"mg“°' mc' ..°Mr. Donald Canipbell,_i\lontu,‘;uo, l~'l'-|9t0‘\"l IMI WEEK-_‘Qi
W" that M Mr' Sidney Nelwn who has been ill for »tlie lust it-v. _ *A* ‘
tvlay Jan. 10t1h and already mumm |5 My _fmm-,,y|,,g__'|~_ t .."l\lr. tfliurles Keere oi Sailor-'»<.
P
ed in this paper. The lute .ur
wds of fine physique, the .pit
good health and happiness an
ntly had many years oi’ li
him. lnlluenzn and pneumont.
ort this life so .pi'omieing, at
times happens when we leals
~Mm H H Mphwd and M," tn i liisiiiess nip »l'
Miller of Montague have gone to New ~
(‘aHtle. ‘V B tu sllénd the remaintl °M| SVS |"\Pll M\|\U\/l“ “nfl D'"'“'N'C'
er of the w1mer_._.'[‘_ ihur__\_lc innon. Fortziiio p:t;.l at .lying four months’ coughpd day ‘md night
- S ‘ visit tl llollm Buy lust \\'l~4‘1<,--l`. - HM] w kpep on w`0,-king when I was
“_ As we look around at m ..°M|‘. and Mrs. Williuin .\lt'Qua|'l'iu *_ `
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A'  P' .IHE EASTERN GUARDIAN P i “““T”““l’i““°~"~“°‘  .;.Z"'.1;:..§’:.**;_2“:.€'..§i°*:‘;::f
- -- "Mr Daniel McGregor, returned """' t
Villol will Stop a Cough
and Break Up a Cold
A constitutional remedy that removes the cu :sc by
building up the system. These elements con ained
in Vihol-Beef and Cod Liver Peptoncs, _1ron, M .ln-
ganese and Glyccrophosphates --soon create an
energy that throws off the cold and prevents its
‘ ‘H ““‘ 1" "*“"*°'*°'°W" "Hi ““‘ reoccurrencc. It has given ninety per cent satisfac-
“ I suffered with n chronic coltl for
not nlitle t_o. l ssw \'inol gdvgrgigefl
t und tru-d it, and l want to tell you it
Westville N. S. have returned to " “"5 Hur"-V |""';"”' |"°"""“ `ust cured that c ld ' h '
. t _ . _ -_ , _ - r _ __ _ ___ _ _ _ 1 o masorttlme.
f9Dd9l‘S 101* flint und reckless di-tvln 'ew' of me 'Scent epidemic' we (un -their home utter having visited tin- B'm¥~*'- _h“*‘ l‘°“> U B0” '.’-‘ U -"¢~""' itmmlu me eat and sleep we|l,better
g' “M 'but think h°“’ “GCBSHUY U is fo" pany his inotlier lioi~i'~ who has un ‘ evoFyWay."f-J.(_‘.Rntrley,Dunn,N.(3.
tion for sixteen years. HERE IS PROOF:
Lsgran e, N.C. - ' '
"For years I suffgredwith a chronic
cough, so I could not sleepnighte and
continued to lose flesh. My ru (let
asked me to try Vinol. ltcures my
cough, I can seep nights and have
gained twelve pounds. Vino] il the
bent tonic and tissue huilderl haveever
taken.”»-W. D. Run, Lagnnge,N.C.
SCI “'°*'“°- m°°d'P°"°nm¢ ‘°V°l‘ on Wednesday. Allan Mcllonnltl was “ch and every one to "ve "HB "_ eam latler's home in Montague for it Pew' _ _ ' f ‘__
' ‘ ((‘i' Oni? Hll )@l'ili Ullff
0|./ni and extended right up my
, _ _ lr 0| .
m Th. “gn w"1m¢m,_ nm ! iilwd $1.00 and costs. On Saturday day were his Lwm.. so that when mp days. 'l‘. _ __ _
wo more (Ages came uf” 'ra M°1‘”"°” tall comes. whether at morn or nigh ? `
Bruflenellt “ml Earl (10l`fl0I1. TVIOIHH- it may "nd us with our lumps mm, ..“Mi.»-s Hnzel Vuxnphell only ..°'l‘l1e many lrienrls of \\llliun\
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(mainly thought I would lose my
nm, w Ich was in I terribly ln-
hamed and awollen suite. and liter-
r.!ly covered with lumps. A friend
For 'ull rumdnwn, nervous, anaemia conditions. weak women, oversvorllod -el,
freebie old |»eo|\le amd ddlrlte chlldren, then le no remedy llki Yllml.
Y in 4 ates Stren th
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Zue, euoh fined two dollars and costs. med and bummg and mm were N. daughter of M1-. and Mrs Allen tlunin- McDonald, Fm-tune. will br- pleased'    g
-dv|"¢ m. go un z|m.Buk, 'huh l‘he town policeman Mr. Hector Mc- no reckoning when He Cmm,_S___T_ bell, Montague. is seriously ill with to see him home again after visltin.L'.| Vino, is sold n`M°mague by H J Mahon and ai the best drug "on _
I did, and it -Wal not lon! befoh Lean is determined to have lnw and pneumonia. it in sincerely' hoped one fri-ends and relatives in Iloston until in every town and Guy "_ the C U ¢
~ ---l--_~ o n ry.
h!i1:oputzi1e‘ral`rifliae.liis|nsHi74ii\h Hsgnzii ;bd;S(;»m0i‘3wd to the mtw so bow' ‘Mlnard’s Llnlment Cures Dlpnther' Wm "a"y'_T' vMn“y'*"' ` \
drawn out. the swelling and lumps
disappeared, and my arm was soon
qulne well slain."
Zam-Buk is also 'best for eczema
and all skin troubles: ulcers. run-
ning sores and piles. All stores, 50s. 11°
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,  ._ tngue on Tuesday 2nd claiming hei
beloved young husband, und on Mon-
. u clay 6th her mother, Mrs. William
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‘  '%27i"°" hw' "'W"i‘  . , ill about one week with influenza. lol
lowod hy pnr=.umoniu and hor dent: |
wus it very mul hlo\v to her ulreiui;
heartbroken daughter, :ts well ns it
' her husbnnd and only son .luine.s. 'l‘hf
   ` i tieceased was oi’ n kind, it lovuhle ills
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A1* I :tn well as by her tleeeln of cnnrity
  which were ninny and generous. '_The
funeral was .lieltl on 'l`t|e:-tiny the 'ith
New lleshri:it1yBlF¢'lfr and was largely n|.teinl‘ctl, interim-.n:
Corner Queen and Grafton ggrgqts wnu in the cemetery at Montaigne.--'I
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top suffering! Relief comes the mo-
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Ilheumatism is pain only
Not. one case in ilfty requires inter-
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p , E = ence, and when he died, kings sent their representatives to his fun`eral.' _ '
Get We|l,Keep Well
Kill Spanish Flu
by using thc OLD RELIABLE
Minard’s Liniment Co., Ltd..
Pltonssioun Cites __
mouth, N. S.
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DR. CLIFT
CHRONIG DISEASES
\1UilA'i‘lVE TREATMENT by the
month in advance. Vivctoris Hotel,
Charlottetown, P. E. l., Canada.
l:lOUi>ttl, I2 to il daily. NOW.
£520-li-2lM3mospd.
s. s. lnzssnnt
Barrister, Bolleltor.
Notary Public. ste.
MONEY TO LOAN
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J. D. STEWART, ii. C. ,.
aarrn-nf, solicitor nn "_
Ilotury Public
Whos Neweon Bleek, Charlottetown 3
lraneh efflee, Georgetown
,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,. _ Salvation Army Million Dollar Fund ,
There Should be a New
Portrait to Record 5
The Event
Bayer Photo Studio
127 Grafton St.
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Montague, P. E. I.   
Fires Burning”
-and have the liomr
omfortable for “him”
Money te Loan on Real letate When he come. home
lollll Q lcI(lllIl0l
larrlstera Attornsysmt-law
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- " The work the Salvation Army will be called upon to do is a vital factor in Reconstruction. Notwithstanding all the work the Govern-
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twelfth day of tl.e war, with Huts, Hostels, Rest Rooms, in addition to the work among soldiers’ families here at home.
= ' And now comes the crisis. With the homecoming of 300,000' Soldiers, and all the many problems that involves, the additional strain
on the Salvation Army will be enormous. But the Salvation Army faces the mighty task ahead, confident that the necessary funds will _
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Salvation Army, and, with confidence, business men's committees ask your earnest support of the
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X January 19th to 25th `
A Human Evidcncea of the Work ` _ 'Among the Soldiers’ Families
Here a returning soldier sees his baby for the first time. In the A soldier at the front received a letter from the Salvation _Army to
Salvation Arm Materni Home the mother received 'the best of say that his wife was gettin along nicely after a severe illness in
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care and medical attention. The Salvation An-ny Lassies found which she had been found afone in the house. The letter did not
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her struggling along without help. Two lives in all probability fell how the Salvation Army Lassies turned te, scrubbed floors, set
saved. - the house in order, and nursed the woman back to health.
_ 'I`he;=wl£e of another soldier was utterly unable to keep her home
Pi°“"'¢ S di"-7hlfl°d |°|di¢l’f °Uf °f I J°|>- H* i3 “N513 ¢° Pf°Vi¢|°\ togetherlnd look after the six children. The Salvation Army work-
materni attendance for his wife. Imagine his relief when he finds _ gn feud her, tee proud to ask for help, but not too proud to accept
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Many soldiers will find it hard to settle into civilian life. Distress
among soldiers' families is inevitable, but while the home can be
kept intact: there is a solid foundation for the Salvation Army to
build upon. The soldier will be helped to find a job. The children
will be clothed so that they can go to\echool. Food will be forth-
coming. And there will be that Cleanliness which is next to
Godilneea, the spirit which actuates the work.
Multiply these cases by hundreds and thousands and you will not
be wide of the mark. Then consider the case of other mothers-
Who would deny the right of even the "love child" to renter the
world surrounded by the loving care of the Salvation Army work-
ers, nurses and doctors in the Maternity Home?
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The Salvation Army is one of the organisations whose objectives
directed to the extension of the Kingdom of Christ. .
It approaches very practical problems in a very practical way, and achieves RESULTS. If you approve of its aims-spiritual as well
as material-you will gladly give your help to raise the fund, without which much suffering must remain unrelieved-suffering among
tend beyond material comfort. Everything it does is ultimately
those particularly who offered their lives a living sacrifice to our, comfort and protection. ,
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