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that will captivate all good music lovers. The lighm

responsive and _sympathetic touch of the Karn has won for it unstmted praise from teachers, students, beginners and experienced pianists.

The Kam has a beautiful case-but there is more

to it_than the case. It is a piano that will satisfy every one in the average home, stand all the wear and use

in such a home and give satisfaction always.

For a good piano, at a moderate price CHOOSE

THE KARN.

MILLER BROS. n..'§i`.°n'f.‘.¥..

-IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian

can be obtained at Lail!erty's Tensor- Ial Parloure, Summerside. 1

-W. K. MoGOUGAN?GIobe Fox Ex-

change. is Guardian Agent in Summer- side. -

-TEA 25c- Special india Tea

25c per lb. at HOLMAN'S. Summer- side . 6483-1-BMEII .

-SCHOOL EXAMINATION. --

The semi-annual examination was held In Fernwood school on thogafternoon. or Dec. 22nd 1915 with akoouly num- ber of ratepayers and visitors present. The school was artistically decorated with evergreen and Christmas Bells. The pupils were thoroughly examined by their teacher Miss Ada Murphy. The prompt and correct apswers of the pupils testify to the care with which they had been taught-. The exercises were enlivened by recitations and singing of songs by the pupils. The pupils were treated to candy by the teacher and they presented her with a nice gift as rt token of their respect for her. 'lhe ratepayers pre sent expressed themselves as well pleased with the work beilg do.ic in the s -hool. Tlic examination cam: to a close by singing God Save the King.

-SCHOOL EXAMINAT|ON.- The

semiannual examination of Maple

1915, with a good attendance of rate- payers and visitors. The school was tastefully decorated with flags, ever

rations. The teacher liliss Hazel Sherry was assisted by Misses Gavin. Noonan and Kilbrlde. The pupils showed by their ready answers that they had been carefully trained In the different branches. A carefully selected program of choruses, read- ings, recitutions and dialogues was

teacher treated the visitors and pup- ils to candy. The pupils presented their teacher with un appropriate Vliristmas Gift. The ratepayers ex- pw.-st-il themselves ns well pleased with the progress being made in the school and complimented the teacher on her success and painstaking efforts. The proceedings were brought to a close by all singing God Save the King

-A SUCCESSFUL EXAMINATION.

-The semi-annual examination of Foxley River School. which was held on Dec. 20th, 1915, was a splendid suc- cess. The examination opened at 6.30 p. m., with a large attendance of rate- payers and visitors. The eschool was very appropriately decorated for the occasion. The pupils rendered very cleverly a delightful program of songs. dialogues and recitations and showed hy their ready and intelligent answers that their teacher Miss Annie Gavin is deserving of the reputation she has

123 Kent Stfggt J/ slight token of the regard in which we ' :_ us your labors have been faithful and

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evérv mint-time is really right, down to every detail.

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won of being one of P. E. lsland's leading teachers. The people of Fox- ley River are very fortunate in secur- ing the services of such a capable and -painstaking teacher as Misa Gavin.'l`he teacher was assisted by Dr. McDougall ‘of O'Leary and the Misses Noonan and Kilbride. Sherry and Monaghan. ln one corner of the school was a well laden Christmas tree, from which fSanta Claus, who appeared at the close of the exercise, distributed gifts to the delighted pupils. The visitors were treated to candy by the teacher. The pupils presented their teacher with a purse accompained by the fol- lowing addressz- Dear Teacher. We the pupils of Foxley River School, de- sirous of expressing our gratitude for -your painstaking efforts on our be- half. present you with this purse as a

hold you. Since you have come among

energetic and deserving of much bel- t~.r appreciation than we are capable

Erm though cheerful discipline yon have made our school life a pleisure rather than a burden and have guided our footsteps along the flowery path of knowledge. In conclusion we hope you may spend a pleasant holiday and we all join in wishing you a Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year. The proceedings were brought to a close by singing the National Anthem:

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Catarriial Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applicarions.an thevicannot reach the dlseasd portion of the ear.Ther¢ inonly one way to cure lptarrbal deafneaa. and that la by _a conmtuuonai _renetlv Catarrhai Deafneaa u C_ll_l92d li? lnrnfllmed oondldonof thernuooul l|n|_% ofthe l-.uatachian Tube. When this lube IS I _you havea nunbhng mound or im- Eraflectbeanng. and when itta rntvely closed.

nessis the remit. Uglen the inflammation

can be reduced and this rn_he restored to ita normal condition. heanng mil be destmyxi (gr. ever. Manv cues of ddru: are caused by Catarfh. which in aninflanud condition of the mucous snrfacesof the Sylern. “e will nw: One Hundred Dalian for any

case of patarrhal Qeafn that cannot becnrvd by Hall st atanh (ure. Circulars free. All Dnlg

guts. 751:.

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N IS THE UNDERWE.-\R FOR YOU-if f&l

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8%d;'°l'mii ‘$l¢ll¢.| mod 1, long wearing,

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ig-ONE CENT per word each inser- tion for the advertising in this column. Cash must accompany order. Hint- mum charge. twantrfive cents.

-ELECTRIC FIXTURES- A new

line just received at HOLMAN’S. Summeroide. 6483-1-BMEII.

-POUCHE8.- Special line of pat-

riotic Tobacco Pouches 25c each at HOLMAN‘S, Summer-side.

6438-1-6ME1I.

-“A RINK TIGKET."- The use of

.a Rink Ticket glvaa healthy exercise and lots of good sport. For sale at Charles R. McLellan's." i 6424-1-5M7I.

-TUNGBTEN LIGHTS 25c.- 25.

40 and 60 watt Lights at. 25c eadh at HOLMAN’S, Summerslde. while they last. 6433-1-6ME1I.

-HOLMAN’8 CHAIR SALE 011119

next Saturday. Kitchen and dining chairs at 37 and 49c during the pres- ent week at HOLMAN'S. Summerslde.

6433-1-GMEII .

-RECRUITING MEETINGS. - A

special train will leave Summerside this afternoon at 4 o’clock for Cole- man, 0’Leary, Bloomfield and Alber- ton -taking the speakers, singers and a few soldiers. .

-PAV UP.-Have you been ren-

dered with your account past due? Have you paid it or made any ar- rangements about payment? P081- tively on the 11th. your non-appear- ance causes your account placed for collection. KENNEDY & C0.. 0'Lear_v. 6397-1-4m6I.

-“LEAP YEAR SKATE" -A big

night of good fun is assured at the Leap Year Skate in the new Crystal Rink Friday night. The Ladies and Gents will wear domino masks. thus slightly dlsguising themselves. giving a touch of masquerade and adding to the sport of the evening. Tile Band will have n special scrennding pro- gramme. Admission 25c. Prome- nade 104'. Come and enjoy this rare opportunity and see the Ladies show the men n good example."

6430-1-6~M2l.

-A O H -At the regular meet-

ing of the Innisfail Division No. 5 A. O. H. Summer-side. the following otIl~ ccrs for the ensuing year were instal- led by Provincial President-V. J. Harrington, President-J. J. McNally, re-elected Vice~President--Thomas Nelligan, Fin .-Secretary--Auburk Doyle Rec.-Secretary-V. J. Harrington re- elected Sergant-at-Arms-J. R. Ken- ny, re-elected Sentinel-S. J. Camer- nn, Chairman Standing Committee--~ \\'m. Ready.-X. -

-RECRUITING MEETING -Besl-

des Miscouche of which meeting a re- port was given yesterday morning successful recruiting rallies were held at Wellington and Freeland. The speak- ers at the former were Messrs Nathan N. Farlane. Neil McLeod. K. C., Rev. J. A. McDonald and John l-`. Cosgrove 11 recruits were secured at this meet- ing. At Freelandthe speakers were Rev. P. C. Gauthier and Rev. W. B. Banford, 5 recruits were received as follows: Nelson Ramsay. Chas Mc- Donald \Vln. l\icFayden. Austin Ram- say and Hamid Milligan.--C.

IESTEBII PSOIIALS

-Private Howard Higgins, of

Sumrnerside, spent New Year`s at Kelly‘s Cross.

. -Miss Laura Gi\`;s, graduate of the Waltham Mass.. training .school fir nurses, class of 1916 arrived on the ls- lal.d a short time ago and is spending the winter at her home in Mis- couche.-X.

-Miss Adilla Tralnor, Summer-

slde. Miss K. M. Trainor. teacher of Ladv Fane District. sud Mr. Chas. F. Trainer, principal of North Wilt- shire School. are at the old home. these days. in Maplewood.

THE FOUR YOUNG HEROIC

SISTERS HONORED.

\'ER'l‘US,- France. January 5.-

1-‘our young sisters have been decorat- ed with the Cross of War in the pre- ence of a regiment of artillery. They were cited in an order of the day of the- division ln the following terms:

"Marie, Helene, Camille and Made-

leine \'atel. at the peril of life in a re- gion occupied by the Germans, patrio- tlcally revictualed in the thick of the woods from the 8th to 12th of Sep- tembgr, 1914, seven French soldiers who were then surrounded by the en- emy at Fere Champenolse. and who, thanks to their care, were able to tlnd their regiment after the German retreat.

The orders was read to the sisters

and the medals pinned on them after which the regiment illed past them, the crowd applauding the listers.

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A NEW_ IATTALION EVERY

_ UEVIN DAY!

IN WESTERN RECRUIT8.

‘ WINNIPEG. January 5.- Colonel Rattan., olllcer ~ commanding mill- tary district No. 10. stated today that men in this territory are enlisting at the rate of 1,000 a week, which is equal to one new battalion every se- en days. “The Went," he said, “will do its full share in proportion to the population to uphold its end of the campaign to raise the Canadian over- seas army to half a milllonmen, as announced on New Year's by Premier Borden."

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"°R° "ou" rnom 'ri-is Pznata.

Lounon, January 5-- '1`h° P°“'

insular and Oriental Steamabiv Wm' pany has received a disI>Bi°h fn?" Malta saying 'that eleven more surv v- ors of the steamer Persli lla" been lauded, including Lord M.ont88\\-

The management of the Penilllllllil'

and oriental Steamship c0111l>iH1Y “Y they have authorized no statement ro- gardlng a gun on board the steamer Persia. There is, however, no reason to doubt that the vessel carrled~one 4.7 Inch gun astern for defensive pur- poses.

. These Stores are Pledged to a High Standard of

uality and a “Customer

First” ‘Idea of Service-

is the paramount

consideration---worthiness is a quality , we demand--if materials are not worthy no other feature tempts us to consider them. And after we"ve gath- ered these quality productions we serve them to you on a “Customer F irst" basis, your interests are more im- ' portant than ours--we serve ourselves

. only when we SERVE YOU WELL. I Suit or Overcoat

I Made-To-Your-Measure

At 158 Richmond St., Charlottetown

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lun _:gym ;ntswr

Wlion our blood is impure, weak,

thin andy debilitated, your qmm becomes susceptible to any up 'gil 'mliif' bl alngwa' 'ani'

your oo can en.

Hood’»_Sar|aparilla acts direetl and peculiarly on tllabloqd-it pnri iles, enriches and tevitallua it and

bugdl up the whole system.

ood'a Saruparilla hu stood th;

test of forty years. Got it today, Itiaaara iohelpyon. _

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good taste.

i PERHAPS you've wondered why we persist in featuring Suits and Overooats

at $15. Your question will be very speedily answered when you see i-he, ¢|°ih°3

-they represent the realization of Tailoring- Ideals, You'll find patterne iihiif are indicative of present ideas--tailoring that is masterly Fndsk | -styling that is the last word of refinement and

Supt of Branches.

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Out-of-Town-Men. Our Mail Order Department brings our Store to your Door. Write today for big outfit, consistin of Saniples, Style Book, Sel -Measur- ing Chart and ree. Fit and finish guarant- - eed and at our one Bprice, $15. Address 415 St. I Catherine Street East, ontreal.

“Mill-to-Man Tailoring Service”

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