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~DECEMBER 14, 1917 " ` `   ' ‘ ' ' 'ra-E cHARLor'rE'roWN GUARDIAN _
The Eastern G.,ayd;'m"¢_l l _
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,_*|t pays to buy in this Province.
_..*>T.'F. NES is tile Montague
tluilrdlan representative.
__rMFi. R. R. HOWLETT is tllunrii
ml. agent for Annandale and vicinity.
..'=MR. HAROLD P. GORDON is
lilo Georgetown Guardian represent-
..*,'l’W0 CENTS P£R WORD each
insertion for advertising in this col-
umn. Lash must accompany order.
Minimum charze twenty-ilve cm-ts. l
..*ST. PETERS- The Rev. l. ll.
tlolwlell will preach lu the' Baptist’
thurch at St. Peters on Sunday the
liith at 2.30 p. ill. Everyone col'dlail_\'
invited. `
  i<~~>~f»i'nttn itiliiiiiiiiittsf »
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li:lrle_', . . . . .
.. . . . . .
-_...-l:uu.al-. tcreL1.tt1.Q:/Jah!-__._
lluutii-. tdalrri. ln. . _ , _ .. ...:ls--.40
l‘:ili`.~lkills lb.    . ,;..22
i~2i'.i:.~l doz.   '  ....45
|t‘owl lb. . .'. ‘_ .. ... _ _,lg-_22
t‘|llc.licll lb. . .. . . . . . . .
. . , _.20-.26
li:i_\‘, (pressed) ton   .,.15.00
li.'l_\', (loose) ton . _ . ...i4.00-15.00
Hltlos lb . . . . . . .
..   ___1g
riuuli hells- ouch ....60-1.00
ihi:~- rwlliic) bus.  ..  _,._S2
ti.-its tl'tlat~k) bus. . ... , ...$4
i'nliltoc.~; bus. ... . . . _ _ ,.85
t-ru-lt, (organs att.) lb. _ . .18g/,-19%
.\‘tr:lw (loose) ton  .._7.00--8,00
rliruw, illrcsscd) ton   ___8_00
'|`ili-flips bus. ' . .. ... , _, _ _,__20
Wlitllli lllisi . . . . . . . . . .2.00--2.50
wont twtlsllcd) lb.    _,_75
Wool tullwilslledi lb  55
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I HAIJFAX, D90. 13,-Ong by 0110
emerge _from the blackness oi `tllc
great catastrophe stories ot' sell' i’or~
Eetfulness -which would ,make any
midnight blackness splendid! 'l`llc
"IDBI "Went is one of the finest of
thent all. Already has appeared an nc.
count of a heroic act of Captain liar-
rlsoll. wllo cut the cubic-i ot' a trans-
port which. laden withveipiosfveswi'
on the morning of the superlative (-5.
nstrophe, lying further down tho har-
bor and was set on fire by the flying
fragments.
The Captain knew that he was tia~
ring the Arch Foe in terrible maili-
foststion-nevertheless he boarded
the ship aild dared the terror lurking
hldeously ill her. and us he loosed thi.-
stcel cables she drifted out, away
from our woe stricken shores. l
 The 'Mllllflfy DlBC€d il gllilrd On U14*
, FAMILY GROUPS
'lhe llolidav reunion offers an
opportunity for havilg that
group picture made ‘
We are equipped to produce
the liest in groups or inaividual
portraits, '
We offer a variety of styles
and sizes. i
The Cooks’ Studio A
New DesBrisay Block
Pictures of Home
Folk
Carry warmth and com-
fort to the heart of the sol.-
ller. Make your appoint-
meilt today at A i
llie Bayer Studio
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Felt Boots .
‘ AND
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For House and Out
Door Wear
ron '. '
cn Women
and Chiidre
The m ost complet
ne of Felt Ifootwe
ser shown.
Men’s women’s a n
hiidren’s Felt- Boots fo
‘ utside wear the warm
st shoes made;
l<`elt_.Slippers for ever
nember of the family.
All colors, all stvles a
cwest prices. y
Give Slippers this
X-mais
Always acceptable. .
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. Five Reasons I
Why You siloiiltl Use
Ells’ White Pine
‘ and Tar
i. A guaranteed cough cure-
No curejnb-pay. ~
2. Made by a firm you know
personally- not thousands of
miles away. '
3. Made from the best
ii ruza-properly compounded.
4. I-las been successfully ua-
ed for years. \
ll. /is cafe for children no
adulisp .
Our lmuiaiona are equally
_ good- ‘
` lads only by
niw vitro-o na.,
viohrllcus
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Felt Slippers!
Alley & Co. '
Dartmouth shore in order to ,prevent
we 
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1868
approach to her i'rom the shore. A; '
llilval patrol stationed in the harbor
was to prevellt approach to her by
water. On ll;-fng advised, by the]
shore guard-men from that fine body,
of men whd, willing and eager to go`
overseas, wore retained at home for
the protection of ollr shores and fro-
quently subjected to crltlcis mot' al
men of the 63rd -four of them, wele
lp, low e cor e
overboard--put out tile tire.
The patrol boat took her out and
sunk her--she iles at the bottom oi'
hlng aio
From the 63rd Regiment-
Sergeaut John E. Zwicker.
Rifleman W. 0. Beaver.
Rifleman (Y. Il. ftnfuse. l
Rifleman J. YI Kennedy. »
(‘lviliil-ns oi' the town of Dartlnouth.
Arnold Marshall.
` Two brothers by the name ot' llil-
(‘hl`~_v. , . .
_ Mus, S. c. Muna/lv
` lloriswism. incl.. N<>v.2s-vvortl
war- received this ai'ternooll ut the dcutii
In the hospital at Moncton ot' l\lr.~:.
Murray, wiife of Dr. S. (3. Murray. oi'
Albert. The sad news was ll gre-:lt
`t`s\hock to relntlvcs» and friends anti
llhoio l., widespread regret and sor-
llow to the community where she ws.-i
lo well anti favorably known. Ilirs.
.Vllirray undelwent an operation in
Moncton it wcck or so at-lo and was
th-ought to be progressing favorably
mliil this afternoon. She passed away'
in il i'c\v moments.
lier husband, Dr, S, (‘. Hurrajf,
wont to Moncton by today's train e:.»
peeling to find his wife doing well but
was inet with the sad information thu;
sho had died a few moments before
his arrival.
Mrs. Murray was a natzve oi' 'i`l'ul-o
(l\'__S.),but had been il rt’-sidenr of
Albert for mole than thirty years, al-.dl
was greatly esteemed and loved ll;
all wllo knew her. She was a lady nz
doip religious sentiment and posser
sed mental nttainlnents and ability
of high order. Besides her husband’
.she leaves two sons, W. li. Pit; ivinr-
ray, commercial traveller. and Gordon
living in the States; and one daugh-
ter. Mildred at home. The hotly will
bn taken to Trilro for burial.
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M. H.,C, SEEKS EARLY
‘ VETERANS OF WAR
Will Offer industrial Re-Education
_ Commission that he is eligible for iu~_;
_ ilustrial education at the expeilse ol
the Government, ii’ his wounds were
itionai courses which the Comulissloll
low offers. every effort is' being made
;o get in touch withsuch men.ln seine
instance; they have come to the uni!
'ieadunrterg nnll asked for courses- lil
lew occupations, hilt most of the men
lo not know that such courses dre'
_ tvailable to them.
»There have been' cases in which
neither the man nor the officers- .li
lrst considered thg injuries ol' unch 0
nature ag td~ prevent him returning 10
lie old occupation, but after a short
trial it developed that the man was
no longer nt. For instance, it brick-
Iayer returned to Montreal minus a
l A. E. l.YON» Studio
haunts, _Mod rate prices. Molto ilti
'early appointlhent, 107 Qucclr BLHII
early appointment.
' 107 Queen It.
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the harbor and all danger, the public I _ ~
may be assured, is "overpasi." i 1
The men who did this spit'-niild  
t ' :
Our assortment is most complete, , Our
line includes not only the staple articles. 1""
b t I f _ N|t:t‘|il._\<‘i~:
u a so marly ancy pieces as well. \y|;|§'|~ “~_\»,
We engrave both in old ' English and
Monograms on our Ivory. This work im-
proves the appearance of the articles ;il_i<l____
makesthe gift a little more personal. 'A
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picked out. i
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Hafve you _seen our assortzncniz if not
-You had"bcttei':°.lo0k them over. Our stock
is` very complete now. 'l‘his is thc tiinefto
l
ery mean sol as sa a omes' I °
i';i‘.‘.;‘l°:.l.‘;-3‘a'i:,';:.:§1‘¥.‘:.‘f,t`§r:”.i::.’: The b“S‘“eSS “def the Him' “MUG Of l
there musthe immediate action. The   We W.  -   fl.  
ui»ii»gt<»»»de»iaath~=to-tnaoit Edward Island faithfully and /well givin tht
these four men with three civilians; . _ ' g
;~;;;f;h;;a»5;»a»y_th;_ye5_@eogy;133335 name “Wellner” in connection with jewellery
;f,*';i “‘g,"~ ";,f'\°"'-;,*;°Y_,‘;°~<§_;=gn;g; Shows the present home of the business with
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To Men Who Returned Before
Courses Were Avaliable
Every returned soldier wllo receiv-J
ed his discharge before the present-
machinery of the Military Hospitals . . .
had reached lie l>l“€S@i1i SUIE0 Ui' dL""" w .
't‘l0l>m9l\l- lf- being notified by il“‘,, I Oilioitll (‘. (i. il. \\'lllt~l| lll.~l|>i-<'iol'.~' -lv\\'<~ li~l°.~'. lilo.
Employmhlt Not Sufficient .l great imp;-ovenlent. tot the oil]
Rome Have Asked ' U ' A _ glands' will bc toned up and do tht-ir <'o'm_ll the  t-an  hrollltlltdi down Rnssmn industry and "mmm is I
buck to form
i't‘clivt-.
l')i\'liliug the llnir into four parts.
the front, luck and .side-_-i. waving in il
lllrgc loose wave. and bringing illv
front part slightly down over thc iore<
ileilll with tre <~'.lrs vovtrctl by lilo
loose waves. is very pretty illld bc»
coming io most women anti girls. Thr.-
follr paris are brought togctller at the
il loose roll. \\‘ith thc
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V ' ' rave” mm  »
of such a nature an o p t ____ _L_ _,FY (_ ___ _Y Y _ _ _ ,_ W _ __*_~__
- from re-turning to his old occupati0n.l _ - - ,-~ I '°. - Y ‘--- ~ -W ----~ ------~ ~~
MBDY HIGH Wim Sllffered 5“ch lnluries thumb and linS€l‘ 011 hill »l&l`l llalltl. lluntlrctl stl‘okc.~l bruslling etlcll night the vel‘v plilinost. .<linplt‘.~'t wllv of i-oiuforl mult-
took what work Offered When ihel' "@'lHe l”0EBl"»i6ll the in.l\1|`Y '19 "'°"Y mllml' and morning, it' possible. using a sliitl \\-t-ullllz' struigllt huir is thi- luui-I ei .;|nv,.
lllrllell 10 Cl*/llliiil life- Then' Um job” and no hlutiranco, but exllerlellffc 'but not ii wire brush. Tile brilsllillg 'I /`
were out of the fl\\<=Stl°\\- but 1-1° allowed that .lie could not lay bricks stimulates me ou glands to no iwu.-,'
ihortage ol’ lob0r blade €mDl°Ym9“l with sufficient speed to prove eillc work and mnkcs the hair glossv. l
easy to secure. 'I`llis,however. will not |em_ H Wu, hah. is mn ony ‘push my
be the case when the Cl0Se'C0"ll>9U". 'This man ie being given a course in once it wack, using two iatlmrs anti
'dh after the war sets ill and it ls the structural work which will make him two rlnsings, finishing with ru llitlt-
. llm 0f UW C0mml95l°“ '-0 €'9e-'-h"“- al capable foreman to direct the worklgood llnir_ tonic. rubbctl well into the
' every man has eklll ill 801116' 0CC\1D“i', of other briclllayers. scalp to mnko thc hair fluffy. .\ few
lull which Wlll S9i‘\\T€‘- lllm 1' llVl“F- ‘ y ' weeks of ‘such treatment should show
| A prety gown
The knowlcilgt- i
_vollrsf»ii' \\-ills lli.~: un
lioll. I
New ERA Fon`Ru=. `
l'n.-'buckling ilntl rejllvmllll
To fiutl employment for returned work ln ii normal with “Hi thc late uheie tlesiretl ps are '
~ ~ i tliclcil by M. Novitsk_\', financial beat
ll. Kldn-er, ‘secretary of vocational
' To gil/0 l-hem the lwnelli ‘lf lhe' "°°"lllen ls not luouglli" <l8Cl|ll‘6d MF. 'l`» (‘hnnglnl: the style of dressing the
hair occilslolially is good i'or tht-
i_l'Hl\ll\\8 f0\°ll1@ M- il. ff. "Tl\ey' must } scalp and for the hair, for- wearing u
be trained to positions- which will be t-all in a certain spot_and~l1olding it in
permanent and the importance oi' pint-e with pins is n strain that tint-.~
loolftng to the future is to be urged, not improve your looks. How glad
upon every man whowetunns to Can-
ada. For this reason we are anxious
to get in touch with every.-man"
. .
as Him To voun H/im.
' if you only realize how much your
hair means to your good looks, you
would be willing to devote a little
more time and attention to its care
and appearance. it frames the face
with softening and pleasing effect.
and the management either brings
out tho.good points 'of the features or
makes carh~defe'ct more apparent. So
you should study your face- in rela-
tion to dressing the hair in order
that you may emphasize your best
features and make the undesirable
ones less prominent.
The hair will not respyxd to dros-
sing nearly so well if it s not kept
c_lcm_ and full of life. ao sive it the
.
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the hair must bc when all those con-
ilning pins ilre ollt anti it is allowed
its own natural way for even n little
while 'at night. Unless the hair is
vr'ry thick and long In _not braid lt
at night but' allow it to he loose while
you sleep. for that is tht- only time
it has a chance to breathe. A sun
bath is also beneficial to the uesses.
it is ubivelsnlly becoming to ideal'
the billr parted on one side” and that
is a change for you. perhaps. If so.
wa ve it in loose. waves and role softly
back over the cars, wearing it in il
coil at the neck. Wnvy hnir is golfer-
ally more becoming thnn sirnlgllt.
but it fewlare fortunate enoulzh to
look well with the locks worn strnlglit
ann if you are one of those by all
moms wear-it without waving. it rc-
quircit long. cvon hair to do this. und
you t-an wt-ll be proud of the mt-t that
you are blessed in huviilg it. Usullliy
w.lntt\ti, and held in plate with small
pins. _\ little practice enables you
to obtain tluito a few tliilercnt ofi'cct.1.
so tio not be ilfraltl to t|'_\‘.-~lll \\'u-
nlau'e< \\'orlil for .lullllilt‘y.
What Men Like Beat ln Women
lt is oonlpnratlvcly easy to attract
il nliln. hilt to bold him and win his
l'o'spct-t is- another tiling. For exam~
plc. 3 pretty face anti pleasant man
ner attracts il mall. but lt is bright-
ness of brain. and intellect that' hold
him. .»\ womllu'.< smile attracts tl
man, un cvs" tenlpel rcinlna him. Ah
apprt-rintlon of tho folly oi' frlvolity
wins his rt-spet-t. while' il knowledge
of bow. when and where to he come-
wliut st-.m-l_\- ullrnt-ts hlnl. lrrcvcr'
ence- In wuiuau rl mnu btltrs;n rospecl
for the l‘r~lll:ioll.< bt-lli~i` of every lill-
iuhu br-` li; uil':lt-i»- ililu.
A colllilluuus 'considcriflloll for his
of the Russian mission.
im: 3 new era of economic dovolop-
mcnt. and there , is no doubt that the
l'nlie<l States may share largely ln
that development. The United States
with il stlrplur- capital and with a
‘steadily increasing industrial pro-
Iducilou, retl'\lli~c.~\ the immensely large
'Russian market as an outlet for its
‘trade and investment. The industry
resirnlllcil by the ,old regime by pro-
hillltory anti selfish legislation will
now bcnble to expand .freely and
laiiriin its fullest -development.
| “The economic development of
i Raisin in the next decade will repeat
'the remarkable development of the
i'nitotl States since the Civil \Val‘.
\l’l\lii.il,\ has behind her enolnloua nn-
:invtlopr-fl resoiirt-rs. lzlkc the llrlitcd
Staten of half il. rcntilry into. the
ldrsin of this war only emphasizes
. “llllsnia." M. Novitsky said. "is fat*-'fl 1
_Fuqua-,___ _‘,` ...___,,,.,,,,,_“._7:, . .,;_~ y-_VA ...  _  . ..._  href. 1,,> . R..
» v
..| 1
000 ill .
000.000.
the countryk
sources, this
debt oi nlhm- bi
ernment is at pit-_
approximate t-.ttllnit
tion. which will doui
expectations.
"Since the unsuccess-
Japanc.-e \Var Russia h
steiidlly developing her econo
financial resources. You can it
what thu development will be ,
power and authority .dulve passed
the pccple,nnti the most poweri
principle of efficiency. gtbe principli
of democracy, is established."-
Philadelphia Ledger.
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