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OCTQBER 111 1917 ‘uvmavno N.uo.1.su.r.o'nr

O FRIENDS b ‘ - , ° X lilies. ,...h§?.§‘ ,,324 » _Y The Eastern _.Guardian f em-exccp yourp otograph 1

) M ake an HDPOUII-I¥l¢Dt Il0d3yI _ ..'i1' Pave to buy in this province

New DesBrisav, Block

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a ‘if 2/ 0 per cent :by buy S _ cash at Carru-'

*CUSTOMERS SAVE 10 T0 20

in for

Th Co kt St d~ - W,” _T ..-win. n. n. I-iowi.sr~r is Guard- uwrs, Montague. sos-io-sussiwedii.

e 0 S u i ' ' ian agent for Annandale and vicinity. ----

f, *MENS AND BOYS BUITS at spe- CHURCH will hold service next Sun-

' ~ I -1* pastor will preach. Special Mus-ic.

We photograph men as mon are

ness associates want your portrait. _

..~ivm. HAnoi.o P. oonoou is

lt's a business matter- the Georgetown Guardian Represen-' _______________

And thers'a ne fuss or bother. umve,

5 1.; “` ` i ..~1-i-ie, ouNo/is sAPris'r

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73¢'~"` , ‘ .lf }\ cial prices at Carruthers, Montague. day October 14th. in the evening at

` 506-10-6MSatWed0l. 7.30 in the new church edifice. The

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Your family, friends, and buei.

Hake sn appointment today st tlie ~ \ / " Bm REDUC1-'GN oN THE PRL'

’ Y _ ‘ ces of dry goods. boots and shoes,

hardware. crockory and glassware at

i. B ° » a

T e ayer Studloi Ifg always Carruthers' M°"t'“;':,‘;'_,MMSatwed6i|tne bstiieneids of farori France, are

` `|to be seen slabs hearing inscriptions

a to ' ..*JUST RECEIVED A LARGE

S 'SHIPMENT of mens, womens and

Shadow I Test

Have your eyes 'tested by it.

Always satisfactory.

Delightful results.

Only accurate ehild's Test. Works wonders in difficult cases. The harder tho case the better.

xl. H. J. Mahon

Montague P. E. Island `

. J. D. STEWART

Eliminates guess-work. Suweéds where others fail.

Try ii today.

3' _ Druggist and Optlclan

1.- Next Door Bank cf Commerce I

i Expert Eye Testing E

THE twice-a-day duty to

qnc's teeth becomes a

pleasure with “ Mennen's”. The entire absence of grit

action and the cool fresh after-taste make Menncn’s s popular choice with vvo- men. Good teeth need tor

chlldrgns rubbers, and mens lumber men rubbers, prices right at Carru- thers, Montague. 506-10-6MSe.tWed4l.

be preserved. The safe, sn.

sure and most effective way to preserve your teeth is by thc regular use of

loid by Drusltsts. If unable oo obtain it readily, send l0c; andws will send you a Demenstrster tuba containing enough to enable you lo give this Dsnllfrlco sthonugh trial. Write today.

Bellin A nts for Canada

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MeCaul Street, Toronto hmmm Factory: aloaussl I

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Our experience in visi

` testing coupled with t

best optical parlor in Kings County, enables us toi correct' your eye troubles

with scientific accuracy.

Eye strain is the. direct

cause of many >iils. At first

. signs of eye strain the eyes

should be examined and if glasses a re needed, they

should at once be worn.

. We use the same methods and

instruments as the leading eye specialists in larger Cities. You

' will find in our parlor such

instruments as the Elec tri c

‘ Operated Opthalmometer. Ski-

Optometer and the Rctinscope.

, Come in and be convinced

that we can give you the best service obtainable a n d at

moderate prices.

E.E. Parkman

Montague

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$7.50 Boot n Sale Io $5.95 LADIES

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cut laced ‘boot with Frenc

heels made on a pretty last.

$7.50 tor $5.9

Felt Boots Coloured

Fawn, Green and Brown.

High cut laced boots

SEE OUR WINDOW.

Alley & Co.

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Manufacturer of all kinds of line

heir goods, including, Toupees and Wigs. ya I

Hair dressing. Manlciiriug. Sharm-

poolng, slngeing. 567-l0~l0Mlmopd.

Dr. Clift

CHRONIC DISEASES

curwrivn TREATMENT by the

month in advance, Victoria Hotel, Charlottetown, P. E. d., Canada. HOURS. 12 to 3 daily. Now.

1816-8-23M3Mbspd.

S. S. Hessian

Barrister, Solicitor, Ndtary Puhllor Ge-» MONEY TO LOAN. Montague. P. E. I.

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Barrister. Solicitor and

Notnrv Public Office Newson Block, Charlottetown

' Branch office, Georgetown

Money io Loan on Real Estate

McI.EOD & BENTLEY

W. E. Bentley, K. C- Barrlster and Attoi-nsys»at-Law Money to Loln, office-hunk of N. S. Chambers, Ioharlottstown. P- E- I~

FARM PRODUCE WANTED `

At our Seed and Feed Warehouse, Queen St.

We are open to buy

for Cash and at highest prices. - White and Black Oats, Seed Wheat and Chea-

ger Wheat, for Poultry eed. ' ‘ Barley 2 and 6 towed. Buckwheat, all kinds, also good Pressed Hay.

We have a big stock of Feeds of all kinds which we are selling at lowest

prices.

_Phone 208

Carter& Co. Ltd.

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..*MURRAY HARBOR .NORTH RALLY DAY.- A most lnterestlugl Rally' Day service was held in thel Murray Harbor North Presbyteriaii congregation on Sunday, Sept. 30,' when the three Sunday Schools. nfi` the congregatio\n:-- Peters’ Road,; Cambridge. and Murray Harbor North-met. in one united service' in the Cambridge Hall. Over two hund- red pupils and parents gathered and took part. “The Hope of the World" programme, prepared by the Sunday School boards oil the’ evangelical churches, was used, and every item showed careful preparatlion and great lntlrest. Each school had a. part the work, and each did its part well. lvliiss MacLeod, organist at Pqf/ers' Road church, presided at the organ during the general singing ae well as accompanying the children in their Choruses. Both she .and Miss Mc- Lure, organist at Murray Harbor North church, were heartily thanked for their diligence in preparing the different school; for the exercises _of the day. An address on "The Schools Response to the World's Need” was delivered by the Rev. Mr. Suther- land, pastor of the congregation. wht enlarged upon the fact that the need of the church school for religious education was never greater than It in today. An offering of Thirty Six Dollars wasf made bor the 581161111 Sunday School work of the Canadian church, and' a most interesting and agimgqmer lmprdsslve -serfice WM brought to a. close by the singing of the National Anthem.

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somswi-iians in FRANCE.

Mrs. Hector McDougall, of New

Glasgow, N.S., received the following from hor son, P.te. Charles 5lB0I'3f

Somewhere in France.

` Aug. doin. 1917.

Dear Mother:--l received your kind

and most welcome letter, and Wee glad to hear from you. Well, mother, you think I am handy home, but it is five thousand miles from home. l guess you often think of mo. t`01‘ I was so young to face a long trip. But iriother, don‘t worry about me, for l will pull through it alri,-,ht. I will be a man when you see me again. How did you like the letter »l sent you when l was in Aldershot. _

So`good-bye, from your loving son,'l

CHARLIE.

MEN AND WOMEN T0 EARN MORE MONEY

The moigowerlul single influence in

greater p uction, an consequently ‘ ii; greetertrerning power, is the energy o the wor er.

To work his or her best, the worker

must be in gossession of perfect health. So many w o start the day’s work with

on angodre forced to make frequent stops tq relieve an aching hack.

This bsclrsche is not due tothe work,

but to defective kidney action, and will 'disappear if treatment with Gin Pills is resorted to. _

We have a number of testimonials on

die from men who have had to give hp work on account of backache, r cums- tism, and the various ills that follow

poor Kidney action. Gln Pills enabled these peog e to resume steady work again, wit the vigor of youth and all the happiness of ua lettered activity.

We w-ill ‘gladly send a free trial of Gin

Pills to sl who feel the need of this tested remedy. of we urge you to buy

standin that our moue will be

‘I reiarncdb in iiycis riiu mlisnmat

I rthxular ous ance your i lvl:-fi ll: ini. miner. ‘cis rliu ere' soc.

.sboxordhoxes for”.50 Wrltefor

" maple is artisan il. cnesiui

Co. of Csnsds, Limltzlrfiiomnto, or to the U.S. address, Ns-Dm-Co Inc.. N2

Maia Su, Boislo. NX. in

ln a pretty little churchyard near

of thc brave who gave up their lives for their country's sake. Among the

rnuny is the inscription of one fair son of the Garden l’i'ovincr.-, namely Pte. J. J. McDougall of Blooming Point. A noble and intelligent

__¢9°UR|s ¢|R¢u|-r____ R~ev_ W_ youth, who beard his country‘s' cali

...the sofg’ sunk Polighigg J_ Domvilie Wm conduct Dunno Wm.. and realizing the iiccosslty of his duty

ship ne-xt sunday in the Bridgetown he rallied to the standard. Jack as Methodist Church at 11 5, m, Alg0Ihe was called, fe/sling that the time in the Souris Methodist Church at 7`l\nd come when he wuld show the p. m. A cordial welcome extended to best that was in him donned the khaki

and sailed for France with the 194th Highland Battalion, la which Regi-

.*ST. PETiER'S BAPTIST CHURCH ment he enlisted. The writer who will hold regular service on Sunday' was a ii-us companion of Mr. Mac-` 0Ct°b9I" 14”* at 3~00 D- TU- The lW-Sl0|`- Dougeill, felis it a duty to pay a tribute`

7 Rev. R. N. Rand will preach; sub-im respect to such a Home Bon and

-lem: "("°mm"“d“bI° Ch’“`a”'-‘""~- patriotic (who mingled his blood wltli

Special Music at this service; Every- many others on the _mmenelds of"

' ‘ " bod welwme' _V France for the true cause of justlce)4`

by giving s brief biography of so brilliant a. career. He was* born at Blooming Point on Murcli 5th, 1885. being the eldest son of a family of len, he enjoyed the first privileges of a good home, having the tender care of a kind father and motlior. For some years he attended his own dls~ trict school. where lie received the

` rurliments ol’ his education. At au

early ago he entered Prince ot Wales College from where he carried off a well earned diploma and teachers ll~

,sense-. He taught school at M'crell for 2 years where he was loved Iby pupils and people. _ Feeling that the teaching profession was injuring his health, he engaged in the mercantile business with H. F. Feehan, Mt. Ste- wart. After being a faithful e*.nplo~ yes of Mr. Feehan for two years, Jack saw the brilliant opportunities in the ‘Canadian West. which was about at that time in its boom. Being allured hy the bocrm and prompted by his strong ambition of doing better, he went to sunny Alberta, where he taught school in Revlere Quebarre for two years. Feeliing that he would like to see more of the opportunities in the west,-he resigned his posi- tion as teacher and for some time' ilabbicd in Real Estate in Edmonton which at that time was booming. After some time in this business he again resumed his former Profession, and engaged in teaching in St. Jos-

nobly filled such an important duty of cultivating and moulding the minds of the younger generation, he remained in this position for about tour years, till his Native Country took part lm the awful present con~ fllct and like other true patriotic citi- zens he heard the noble call and msn- fully responded. Jack was a noble hero, a brilliant and talented person, who was loved by all who knew him. He leaves to mourn a sorrowing father. six brothers. and three sis- ters. his mother pre-deceased hir

avoment wo extend them our slncer sympathy. and they may he consoled by the assurance that he has done his duty well, by sacrificing his life on the altar of freedom. He dircd' to save. It. 1. P.

DEATH IS BW/NLLOWED UP IN VICTORV.

Take comfort ye who mourn a loved

one lost Upon the battlefield Thank God for one, who, counting

not the cost,

Faced death and weuld_not yield;

tears are dim

And sad your life and Krey That; how so’er the battle went; for

him

it was victory that day!

With armour buckled on and flag i furled -

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full vi , tire as the day‘s work goesfnw heights of death he “od

Translated from the warfare of the

world

into the peace of God. V

_,._.___...._-..--_ 0ttawa._ September 14, 1917.

Dear Mr. McDougall, --

I desire to express to you my very

sincere sympathy In the recent dv- cg-aim _ of your son. No. 905142, Pte. John McDougall who In sacrificing his life at the' front fm action with the enemy, has

,rendered the nislwst services Of 11 ,worthy cltlsen. I The heavy loss which you and the Nation have sustained would Indeed be depressing were it not redeemed by the knowledge that the brave comrade for whom WG mflllrn D0¥f0\`-' rned his duties fearlessly and well as became s good soldier, and gave his life for the greet cause of Human

. _

‘R. C_ Cliaplain 2nd Cdn. I. Bilc,

eph’g Industrial School, whore he ~ Gardens--Sec. VIII.

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several years ago. In their sad bereé $5.00 each' St' Pmws Y. P* AU

Thank God although your eyes with

Liberty and the Defence' of the Em-I pire. g Again extending to you in your be-

reavement my condolence and heart- felt sympathy. _

_ I ani. |

* Yours iaifliiully,

A. E. KEMP. ~

Minister of Militia and Defence for

Cnunilu.

John McDougall Esq.. V

Blooming Point, P.E.l. I

France 8, 22, 1917.

Dear Mr. McDougall.-

lt will doubtless be a consolation for you to know that your son rccr-lv Q ed n Christian burial in a cemetery' on the ilelrl that was the sveiio of our; victory on Aug. 14th. The exact ln~| cation is recorded hy the Director of Grave., Registration War Office, Lon- don. ' . _

All the Catholics of the battalion!

went. to the Sacraments before the attack. ,

Please except the expression of

my ‘sincere condolilce. A

Yo ‘s sincerely, ,

, A. MADDEN, Major.

SUURIS l_I(_H|B|l|UN `

CLASS X. SCHOOL EXHIBITS. Carrots-Sec. i.

lst.---Matilda l3i'cnuan, Souris.

2nd-Margaret Peters. ltollo Bay.

1Ird»-,l‘etei' Paqiicl, Sourls.

Beets--Sec. II.

lst-~Fi'nni:is ()’Keeie, (iowuii Brac. 'limi-~.liihii (l’Kcolc, (iowuu Brac.

,3rLl~»lr`riu\cei; Mctlaugli. Bear River.

Cut Flowers--Sec. Ill.

ist-Rus'sel Leard. Souris. 2nd--Eunie Garrett, Sourls.

3rd-Weiulall heard. Souris.

Weed and Flower Drawing--Sec. IV.

isf._-Eileen Doiialds, St. Mary’s (lou-

venl, Sourls.

2nd-Bessie Garrett, Souriii Iligh. 3rd»-Adelaide McNeil'l. St. Maryy

Convent, Souris'.

Other Drawings-Sec. V.

lst-Josepli Foley, Souris. 2nd-William Brennan, Soiirie High. 3rd-Bessic Garrett. Souris High.

Composition on Agricultural Subject. Pupils age from 13 to 17-Sec. VI.

lst-Mollie l<‘is'her, South Lake.

2nd-Hattie Peters, Rollo Bay. 3rd--Gertie Kelly, St. Mary’e Con-

vent, Souris. I Composition on any Agricultural sub. ject. Pupils age under 13-Sec. VII 1st~How:1rd Donalils, Sourls High. 2nd»Amy Townshend. Fortune

Bridge.

Collection of Vegetables from School

lst-Rollo Bay East SchooI._ 2nd-Ivan Chevei'ie'.`S6uris High., 3rd-fSt. Peters South School.

PRISUNERS UF WAR

Christmas clieerfor Canadian Pris-

oners of War. The Treasiiror of the Prisoners Fund acknowledges with thanks the following donations for Christmas presents.

$9.00 each from Bangor School I)i.<~

trict and the Long River W. l’. A..

City; Mrs. Ann Grant, Rev. lri. Scott Smith, South Milton and Highfield. W. P. A., Mrs. Jas. Pentrc. Miss Pl. B. Haviland, Dr. Geo. Warburton $3.00 from the Khaki Chain; $2.00 each, Mrs. Walter ~llc-Ellois, New Perth Red Cross. Mrs. Annabelle Gunn, Miss Kale Milligan, Mr. and

Mrs. and Miss Wa]_.son_ Wiondvills Y. P. S. C. E. $1.50 from Mrs. W. A. O. Morson, $1.00, Miss Roslc .Longwnrth. Mrs. ll. V. l.ongwort.li. A friend, total $73.50. The list is still open. 584.

V|N0l MAKES

CIIIIDIIEN SIIl0NG

And lnvigorates Old People

_ A|'17_ doctor w_Ill tell you that the ingredients of Vxnol as printed below contain the elements needed to im- prove the health of delicate children and restore strength to old people. B l’.‘.’t.’.’.“l‘.1'.'..1$‘.‘.1‘32${.}.’.'»"-‘I'.‘l'.2'..‘.'2.’3 Ammonium Citrate Lima and leds

Olyesrophosphsros, btacarll. Those who have puny, ailing or

run-down children or aged parents may prove this at our expense.

Besides the good It does children

and the aged tI\cre\is nothing like Vinol to restore strength and vitality to weak, nervous women and over- worked, run-down men.

T? it. I£'you are not entirely ast-

isfis . we ll return your money without question; that proves our faimsss and your protection. Mil-

lilons of people have been convinced t ra_way. . E. A. Foster, drugglsl. Charlotte- town.

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We Charge Only a Pair Profit on our Goods

When you are dealing at Carr.i'hers, you piy

less and get more._ We are chi.-eifu'Iy I-.coping up the good work of cutting prices.

This week we are offering at specidl prices the

following lines viz:-

Men’s and' Boys’ Suits and Corduroy Pants M-:n'.-, Women's and Childrens Shoes

Me`n’s Overalls and J umpers. ' "

Just Arrived

Men’s, Womens, and Chi|dren's Rubbers

Men’s Lumbermens Rubbers.

_ Prices right,

It pays to pay CASH at ,

J. W. Carruthers

MONT/\GUl;

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Vlnol is sold In Montague by H. J.-.

Mlabon. also at the best druggist in alll

Prince Edward Island towne. `

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- ' Flag

for I Every

Hottie l

i`here’s no need to be without a flag outfit now

-the way has been made smooth, the _expense al- most eliminated, the quality of the flagshigh. Ever-Y emblem is the best procurabie uf its kind, not to be compared with the_ cheaply made flags, _or small flags, or stamped or ink-printed flags, but a regular Union Jack in every sense of the word.. nvery citiser. will have much to celebrate. Victories of Canadian arms; interspersed with holidays, 'make it essential that every loyal and patriotic home show a flag every day. Get yours while they are still to be had.

EASY

to put up-just the Work Of i _ \\

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a minute. into the socket. ,

iw(-\ii'oly clamped to the win- i, \ , \ ricw Sui, slip the end or .ine ~ ‘\ .` \ rod and let. your colors snap l \_\ \\\\ \_

_in the breeze. The colors , »‘\.\ are dyed' in--fast and brll' X \, \ liant, the hunting is wind# ' .". . \ \ tested and weailicr-tough. " the pole is six feet long, p

bi'nssi`eri'ule joined in the If

middle, complete with ball

and halliurrl. the window .=f.ockel. is rust-pmol’ me'lal, and the wholc outfit comcscompnct in a stout carton cuss In which to preserve it for a lifeti-me of use. The

$5 Outfit Complete' is $2.25.

PRESENTED BY THE GUARDIAN

All enclosed in a box. in which the complete ouifit may bo per-

manently kept In conipaci. space when not in use (sixe box, 2% ln- cheo square by 3 feet long.) N

The Flag-full size 3x5 ft.. A Metal Sfaff Holder which

fast colors. _ may be permanently screwed

A Rope Halllard for same. to the window sill-allowing A Six Foot Jointed Flagstaff, the pole to be instantly in-

with oriiainetnal ball end. sorted or removed at will.

Clip' This Coupon Today

This Flag Coupon I

(Accompanied by the srmount mentioned in the announcement covering the cost of the distribution.)

WILL, WHEN PRESENTED AT THE OFFICE OF THE

Charlottetown Guardian Entllle the reader of this paper to

The Complete $5 Flag and Outfit I

For Only $2.25 i

MAIL ORDERS.-If complete outfit is wanted send the $2.25 and 'Ie. additional for postage in 20 mile sons for ws. 'dn -I other :ones of Province); for greater distances ssh your postmaster amount to include for 8 lbs. ,

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