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OCTOBER 12. 1917 ‘ rrlm CHA'RLO'1'rE'l‘0WN GUARDIAN _ PAGE SEVEN

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w° Grow It-We blend It Wopaok, it

Your Grocer Scll, 1(

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% __ _ : ` 72:4 Corfrroiqidcm Pu/nm s CEYLO/M

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YOUR FRIENDS can .buy

anything you can give

them-except your photograph

Make an appointment today

The Cook's Studio

New DesBrisav Block

l- GOOD PHOTOGRAPHY

W° Ph°\°i"lPh msn as mon srs |t's a business matte,-_ ,

And there's no fuss or bother. Your family, friends, and bu".

ness associates want your portrait,

Mako an appointment today at the

llie Bayer Studio

BLACKBAND I ‘

SENSATION

Pure Bred Clyde, weight 1800 lbs in Stud Season

~ -AND ALSO-

Commodoieledyard ,_

The Sire of all the best Racing Stock

At the Stables of the -

Ellis Pharmacy l.td. Montague, P. E. I.

1150-6-23MmWftf. -

Professional Cards

Miss Dany Rudge

171 Great George St.-Ph°ne Con-

- nection.

Manufacturer of all kinds of fine

hair goods, including, Toupees and Wigs.

Hair dressing, Manicuriug, Sharm-

pooing, singeing. 567-10-10M1mopd.

Dr. Clift

` cHRoN|c o|sEAsEs

CURATIVE TREATMENT hy the

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

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n Sale fo

5.95 A LADIES

QA new Havanqa Brown hig

ut laced boot with Frenc

heels made on a. pretty last.

$7.50 for $5.9

1 Felt Boots ' ` Coloured

Fawn. Green and Brown. `

High cut laced boots

SEE OUR WINDOW.

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Five Reasons

Why You Should Use Ellis’ White Pine and Tar

1. A guaranteed cough cure-

No cure. no pay.-

2_ Made by a firm you know

personally- not thousands of miles away.

3. Made from the best

firllzs-properly compounded.

4. Has been successfully us-

ed for yelars. `5. As safe for children as adults.

Our Emulsion; are - equally good.

Made only by

Ellis’ Pharmacy Ltd.

MONTAGUE ,_

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S. S. Hessian

Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public, Ac., MONEY T0 LOAN. Montague, P. E. I. I

J. D. STEWART

Barrister, Solicitor and

Notary Public Office Newson Block, Charlottetown

Branch Office, Georgetown Money to Loan on Real Estate

McLEOD 8: BENTLEY

W. E. Bentley, K. C. Barrister and Attorneys~at-Law Money to Loan, Office-Bank of N. »8. Chambers. Charlottetown, P. E. I.

'Mcl.EAN A MoK|NNON 3|;-riots, Attorney-at-Law loval Bank Building, Charlottetown

Oifices- Old Guardian Omoo. Pro

was Block, Charlottetown. P. ll. l. llhutfilithutf. I

MORSON & DUFFY

Barristers and Atornsys

Bollcltors for Royal Bank of Canada

MONEY T0 LOAN.

WARBURTON A SHAW. narrimrr, Attorney., Notary Pub

lie, lite., Solicitors for Canada Baal Association, Bank of Montreal, sn- sda. Psrlnairsnt- loft-Iss Ovrvorlf

A. E. LYON, Studio

‘ Good Photography

Moderate Prices. Personal attention to Ain» :tent Photography.

107 Queen St.

Phone 68-J.

Your Heating-, System

is either wasting your money-or

saviog your

money( Now, with coal so expensive, is the time to

system.

F. H. Trainor 80 Grafton St.

$7.50 soft]

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install my . , hot air heating

The Eastern' l

Guardian

. .*lT PAYS to buy in this province.

..'MR. R. R. HOWLETT is Guard-

ian agefnt for Annandale and vici-nity.

..*ST. MARGARET'8 SCHOOL. -

The standing of St. Margarets School for Septem-ber._- Grade IV.-1, Mild- red Henning; 'zinc-ggie -Mcnonam; :i,i Margaret McDonald; 4, A. J. McCor- mack; 6, Patrick McCormack. (Senior -Grade illll.-1, Mary C. McEachern; 2, Mary A. McCormack. (Junior) -- Grade Ili.-1, -Maibel McDonald; 2. Catherine Gillis_; 3, Annie |MacDonald;" 4. Marion McDonald. (Senior)-Grade |Il_- 1, Patrick McC0iunack; 2,‘

`Johnie mldachern. (Junior).-Grade -Ill.-1, . "rh Jane McCormack; 2, A. J. Montgomery; (Sanior)- Grade l. -1, Gertie McDonald; 2, Josie Mc- Eaciiern; 3, Pansy McDonald; 4. Katie McDonald. (Juni0r)- Grade l.-1, John James McCormack; 2. Philemine Montgomery and Hilda Mc Donald iequal); 3, Frank McCormack 4. Morley McDonald. Teacher, Laura McKinnon. ~

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..*WEDDlNG BELL8.- A very

pretty wedding was solmonizcd on Saturday. September 29th, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Pat- terson, East Nichols street, when their daughter ilsabel was united in marriage to Mr. Arthur J Moore, a well-known builder and contractor in Woburn. The groom was attended by Mr. Cyrus Anderson of Woburn and the bride by Miss Nellie Foster of Cambridge. The young couple are very well known in Wluburn. both he- ing very active in church and social work. The bride is a graduate of Wo- burn High School, Class of 1916. Af-

ter an extended wedding trip to tile Provinces. Mr. and Mrs. Moore will reside. at their new home, 9 Fletcher Rd. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. T. M. Pa-tterson -of the North Congregational church, the double ring service being used. The above Arthur J. Moore, is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Moore, Monta- gue, and their son and his brlde,visii~ ed them the week of October lst. Needless to say that their parents were delighted to see them.-B.

_.*FUNERAL SERVICE The Fun-

eral of t he late Mrs. Louis Burke took place from her home in Monta gue on Monday, Oct. 8. and proceed- ed to t he Montague Christian Chun-_ii where the service was conducted by the Rev. C. E. Armstrong, thence lr the Brudeneil Cemetery for inter- ment. Tht late Mrs. Burke' was za woman who was held iii great esteem by her friends and neighbours and the many beautiful floral tributes and the large crowd of people' who followed her to her last resting place testified to the lpve and respect in which she was hold by the people oi Montague and vicinity. The pall bearers were Messrs L. B. Mcllish M. Beaton. Preston Campbell, Var- non 'Shaw, Fred Robertson and Char les Robertson. The following were the floral trlbutes;_._ Pillow from Ladies Aid Society, Montague Chris- tian Church; Crescent, Christian En- deavour Society, Christian Church; Cross, Bible School, Montague Chris tion Church; Wreath. Montague Red Cross Society; Wreath. Montague Furnishing Co.; Crescent, Mrs. J. E. Robertson and Miss Minnie Stew- art: Wreath. Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis, Charlottetown; Crescent, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Burke, Charlotte- town; Pillow. H. D. and Mrs. Mc- Leod. Montague; Spray, Mr. and Mrs( L. M. McKinnon, Montague; Spray, Mrs. -E. Campbell, Montague; Crescent, Mr. and Mrs, A. D. llc- Lure. Montague; Wreath-J. D.Stcw- art, Montague; Pillow, Mrs. John A. Gordon and Miss Florence Gordon,

Brudenell.-G.

NIAMMA! il[lN'i YilU

SEE YUUR [IHiiil IS SICK ANU iIUNSiiPiilti]

Look at tongue! Move polmng 1,-gm liver and bowels st once

Mother! Your child lsn't naturally

cross and peevish. See if tongue is C08l~6d; this is B sure sign iits little stomach. liver and bowels need a cleansing at once.

When llstloss. pale, feverish. full of

cold, breath bad, throat sore. doesn’l eat, sleep or act naturally has stom- ach-ache, diarrhoea. remember, a gen. tie liver and bowel cleansing should always he the first treatment, given.

Nothlns equals "California syrup

of Figs" for children's ills; givo A tea- spoonful. and in a few hours all the foul waste, sour blile and fs-rmentlng food which is clogged in tho bowels Danse sout ol' the system. and you have a well and playful child again. All children love this harmless, dal- icioug "fruit laxative,” and it never fails to effect a good "inside" cleans. U18. Directions for babies, children of all ages and §i(own-ups are plainly on the bottle, Keep it handy in your home. A little given today saves a slick child tomor- row, but get, the genuine. Ask your

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..*MR. HAROLD P. GORDON is

the Georgetown Guardian Represen-

tative. ’

..‘SPLENDlD RETURNS.- The

P"°°°9d5 "Um "luis "3"Ved by me were visiting lately at Little Pond.-

Souris Red Crofs .Socl¢1ty. l~.‘xh'i__

lution Day amounted to $150.00. The

society extc'ud.i` its thanks io all those who so willingly assisted in making the day such a s1u1~css_ 'I‘iic Souris lied Cross Soi-icty also thunk- fully acknowledges rolls from Mrs.

Jos M _Donald Chepsu-_W _md _,| ._ Mr. Hairy Mcliuy. :uwuiiipaiiiicii

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pairs ot’ socks- from Mrs. Frank Mac'

Donald, (flicpstow. _

_..*ANNANDALE,»- The »'is'hlng is

very poor off hero lately. There are gu,,,,l ,,|-_M,._ and M,._.,_ A_ U_ C(,p_ some early potatoes being sold at tlic'w011___G_

Village.-Mr. li. Jenkins of Lot 48 ._.___ _ and his sister Mrs. Mclilacliern were __*Mr_ Ewen Nicholson, Bank ui' viiiililli-Z hero l"~‘C0llUi'. Ullliillg 011 Nova Scotia spent ’l‘liauksgiviui; in

their rcliitivcs' in iluroii and Annan-:Georgetown the guest oi' his parvnta; ddlc»_~- Mr. B. Carver of Mount Al- Mr. and Mrs. John Nivlion.~:on_-G. bimi null 1‘.l:~, ll. _Frances oi' l<`ori.uncl _.___ Bridge were also visiting in Annan. ..*Miss Louise Bo-airsto oi' ilie

dam on S“",|ay_._ M,-_ _joseph M,¢._tcairi1iiig stall ol' Moiitaixufx School

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still on the joh.- Mr. Ii. N. Howlett is well on with the repairs on thc Mill Bridge_- Mrs. W Morrow of

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New York who have been vialtingl

Children C for Fletcher’s

g¢_`|||-.r old home in Durneil the guest oil is ___ _ \ _ \ \ ` __

Mrs. W. Dingwcll has left on return.; --Mr. J. M. Moi'i‘o\‘~' wt:-ut cast yes-2 teril€1"§;`iiii'D. iiiisiiiess irip_-- Mr. U. E. Pratt Bud daughter of St. Peters

Eiisiiliii Psiisomus

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..*l-lis Lordship Bishop i)'l.eary'

|\vu:= in Georgctoivn on Sunday.-G.

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by u number of his friends motored Ito Georgetown on Sunday.-G.

‘ .."‘M|'_ Robert Mcltiiv. (‘lii\i'lottc- ,town spout Sunday in Georifoiuwii the

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The Kind You .ilavc Always Bought, and which has been

in use for over thirty ycars, has borne the signature of

and has been made under his per-

W sonal supervision since its infancy. - - *i Allow no one to deceive you in this.

All Counterfeits, Imitations and “Just-as-good” _nrc but _ Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children-Ex rienoe against Experiment.

What is CASTORIA

Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor' Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. The Childrenfs Panacea--The Mothers Friend.

GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS

G' Bears the Signature of _

RHEUNIATISM GUES

ii Hiiilili IS USED

__ \ f'liii:lu;-iis, lb ._ _ _

The genuine old reliable Hood‘s

Sarsaparilia. corrects the acid condi- tion oi’ the blood and builds up thc whole systeni. li. drives out rheuma- tism because it cleanscs the blood.

lt hae- been successfully' used tori

forty yours in many thousands ot'

caseg the world over.

There is no better remedy for skin

and blood diseases, for los-s of appu-

tite, rhcumatisln, stoniacli and kid-

li is iiiiiirross ly to .suffer Sturt

treainlcnl ut Got " a bottle. of ' ___ ` Oats’ (whim) bm." " " " ' ' "ll"

CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS.

Dairy butter _ _ . ._.SIX-40

....40 -4.-

. . . . . __.16-20

. _ . __.60-70

Eggs: , _ _ . . .. . _ _

lllay, cwi. . _ _ Simw ic\vi_) . . . . . . _ . . . . ._.$7 (lata, iblztcki bush. _ _ . . _ .60 Ont.-: (wliitcl bush

lJuck:;_ vzirh . _ _ _ i%f‘.ci'. lb. irctaill ._..Li0~i.l8

Potatoes, bush. . . . ._ _ _ _ . ., _.50

Butler iprints) _ _.4044 J Q ‘ ,

in Use For 0ver 30 Years

The Kind You Have Always Bought

TMI CENTAUR COMPANY NKW YOIIKEIYY

_ ._ __ _.so - - * .,.n.$1_00

(‘lii0kci1s (pair) ._ _.$1.00-1.40 gg” .Q ` ”\._ W" '

Pork . . . ___ __ ._ _ _....17-19 liuri"|'. f<'i'c‘a1uer.vi lb. _. 4;;-_-1-i

ucv trouiiios, gciiernl dcbilily' and ull iiiilffu . . . . . . . _ . . . _ _ , , _ , _ ___1(; ('ali`skin_q ,gg ills arising form impure. inlprover- --_ _____ __-_~ Eggs. floz. _ _ ._ _.ui isherl._ fif-vii-uillzoil blood- SUMMERSIDE MARKETS Hay, (pro.-sed) ion.. _ __ $10.-$12.

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()ui:;_ |blarlii hues.. _ __ .. .63 l’oiui<i<=s liiii; _ . . ... bil.-.55 l’0l‘k iii. li;__19 'l`uriiips, hun. _ _ , _ _ _ __ _25 \‘.'hr>:ii, bus. .. ..._ . ._ .. 1_75~2.25

Hoods Sarsapnrilla from your near B3-\"l€‘Y. bu:-'» _ . _ . . . . . . . . . . _ . .._ 80-Bb Hay (looser ton .. $10.-$11-’-=\V00|. i\\‘8Sll@'1l. lb, __ .. .75

est druggist. You will he plensgrl|Buck\vlieat. bus . . _ _ . . . . . .__ 75- 1.00 liidci: lli. ., . . . . . . _ . . _ .._ _i.'» with llic‘1'csulls. liiuiier, (dairy) lb. ._ 38-351 Lamb, pvlts each ._ _-iii-_im

e... -- _ _ ' .;‘T~`-.;-.1'_‘1T-'~°'-'-~~-~~ -_-_ 4 -, _

\\’ool iuiiwas-hed). lb. . .65 i"0'~v|. -_ _ . _ . . _ _ _ .._ .lil-.18

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` =' fitness for military service. These boards are established throughout this district. _

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in no discomfort

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with success.

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dnilllst for a bottle of "Cali- fornia Syrup of Figs," than look and

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see that it is made by the “Calling-n|a Fig Syrup Co."

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MEDICAL BOARD

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CANADA

Medical Boards are Ready!

_ Medical Boards are now ready to examine all men‘ who apply as to their physical

Parents and employers are also urged to have those in whose cases they are specially interested r 12:22' visit a Medical Board and undergo examination. The methods of examination are simple and will result ”

or inconvenience.

N ° th ti `fo loyerst obt ` facts.of the greatest value to them in mal¢°ng their fe.: ealculatiorYsY’ ‘The will delhrmiiiienhow many of their employees will be left at liome for lf' ‘

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an Upon examination, the medical board wil. classify each applicant according to his fitness; . rs' into Category A if he is fit for service in overseas fighting units; Category B if fit for service

overseas in Army Medical Corps, Forestry Battalions, etc; Category C if fit for service in

g , Canada only, etc. ? Only men whose medical examination places them in Category A will be included amongst those `.>.

>'-‘~ required to |oin the colours in the first instance; the man laced in any 'other category will remain at home §;__ “ until men in the category to which he has been assigned) are called to the colours. The men`placed in, get Category A may still apply for exemption on any ground. _ |' Men between the ages of 20 to 34 inclusive, who were unmarried or widowers without children - ,§j_ on .luly 6th, 1917, are strongly advised to report before a Medical Board at once. This is the quickest in and surest way for them to fin out their status under the Act. _ ,-

an physical reasons and how many ‘will be selected for service unless an app ication for exemption be made

luued‘by The Military Service Council. .7

,1°i-iran Aus Msnicai. aoaans in mis uismicr AT '

If Charlottetown, P. E. I. Halifax, N. S. New castle, N. S. St. John, N. B. Truro, N. S. ` Fredericton, N. B. Moncton, N. B. Pic tou N. S. Sydney N. S. Yarmouth N. S.

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