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Could Not Sleep Day or Night.

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ticura Soap and Ointment Cured ln a Month. _Also Cured Mother of Salt Rheum. _ .~ onnyvniri. s__ --F.. .` '....,... .....

my baby was born he could not sleep day or night with eczema. He was all covered

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the sceb came-oil it left little mnrirn like chicken-nor. Ao last I saw Cutlcura. Boop and Ointment advertised. After the iirst ap- plication he _ rested easier. I applied mn Cuiicura _Ointment lightly .nd after an hour I woiild wash him with Outicura Soap. Alter n monih's treatment he was cured.

“I Wil! B_l\!ai;ly troubled with salt rheum

Oli l11Y_,hands. They broke out in little watery pimples and would be so itchy I

‘ could tear them to pieces. Thcn they would

dry up and cowl; and bleed and when I but them iawater the disease would eatin to the bones. They _were so painful I had to keep

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Dlmplee which would break in a day or two and leave a humoury scab and would itch

bugbumterrlbly. He sc tched so much that he made sores,

with small watery'

1-lie-skin burned ‘all `

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IT PAYS T0 buy in this Piovinos

L04-7181,! all oi North Ruetico, have returned home irom the State ol Maine.-'Rs

the month oi -November was as Iol- lowsl- Grade V.-1, Emma Plneau; 2, Bertha Dorion, Grade IV.--1, Ed- na Dorion; 2, Edgar Dorion. Grade m--1. Mary M. Doucette; 2, Alvina Arsenault; 3, Caroline Dorian. Grade _-H--1. Hilda Doucette; 2,"Emiiie A. Dorion; 3, Ignace Arsenault. Grade I.-1, 'Augustus Gallant; 2 Emmanuel Dorian; 8, Zita Dorion -

INTERESYTING MEETING. - The Sterling Institute met at the home oi Mrs. Watson Fyle, Stanley Bridge; last Wednesday. Among other good work undertaken by this Institute is the provision ot a covered drinking vessel lor the school. The subjects lor discussion this month were I-Iot Dishes lor Supper and Candy making each oi which was ably dealt with by Miss Emma Bell and Mrs. John Stirling. Luncheon was served at the close of the meeting for which a

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hearty vote oi thanks was tendered ‘Andrews School was held on Friday,

than rind dpi,-ith cotton ,.,,3,._ Icoum not the hostess. Next month the Insti-

do any work, One box of Cutlcura. Oint- ment ,with the Cutlcuro. Soap curad;tham,'[

(Signed) Mrs. Gratten, July 31, laik.

Cuticora Soap and Cuticurs. Ointment are sold by druggists and dealers everywhere. ‘ For n. liberal tree sample oieoch, with 32-p. book. send post-cardtnPotter Drugs; Chem. Corp.. Dept. D. Boston, U. S. A. _

tllte is to meet at the home oi Mrs. for ratepayers were present lor the Edward McEwen on the iliteenth oi occasion. Teachers of the nei hbor-

January, at seven m.

CORNWALL.-on Saturday evening the postponed annual meeting 0i_the Oomwall Institute was held in the hall at Cornwall. The President Mr. Hugh Mcli/iillnn delivered a very in structivc address recounting the work ot the institute during the

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e s repo s owe an equ ly good year financially, The electing oi oillcers then took place, after which Mr. Ross, Secretary,oi Agriculture,

oi the Department, particularzy on

the assistance the Department was mg class' .Recltauon by Mathurml

'V T who was present spoke on the work

' Frank Mols. 420 ein Bt.. New York. writes: "My wife suddenly fell very sick with iniiu- enza. I called in the doctor, but he tailed to help her any. We have no time to be sick. So I became to own doctor and with Rad- wsy's Read Relief nnd Pills, I gave her sc- cordiiig to §aiivra_y'_s directions, and she went back to'work two days later."

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Apply the Relief to the throat and chest until the surface smarts and reddens. Give W lisdwsy‘s Pills in :hob doses ns will freely" move the bowels. For s sudden cold inke a lsr? #gee RiiAwsy'p Pills and a teaspoontul of e f with'n teuspoonlul or molasses. in a tumbler nt hot water. Retire at once to

hed, lu the morning the cold will be lout. » ~BADWAY 1 C0.. Montreal. (VIL

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evening until fhrisimss. Moore `

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fine oi iiducatioieal work nhould be Geography cmss' Becitation by Mag'

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ta en up. The meeting closed ith' . _ the usual vote or thankl __ !D13€el Buote aiiid Andre LeC1air, this I

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For nursing mothers

Na-ilru-Co laxatives

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age that they do not disturb .';he rest of the system or aifect the child. _

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‘RETURNED HOME- llollrl Fil' e days are ngw grgwifng longer, men Pineau, Lemual Pineau, Gerome more sunshine every --day. Pleasant 93115315. P_aul C Gallant, Alphonse to think oi.

EXAMINA'i'ION.- Standing oi tho. ‘drunk and disorderly sig Qud 52,00 scholars in St.. Ignatioos School ior or 5 days. Walter I°|u¢!_*q,n

, ‘funds to go toward community im-

Miss Josephine Gallant.-R. . 'short time ago, at which homemade

aiormer, the teacher. Grammar Fran

'PHE BHORTEST DAY -Monday

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POLICE ooUR'r-At the charlotte-

town Police Court this morning Wm. McCabe, Jr., on a charge ol being

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being drunk; lst 0605:...-, Was dismis- - and the case against Benl. Poole for the same oiience was addonrned

London Women’s Institute to raise

candy was sold, netted a considerable ,amount lor the Institute treasury. A s ecial 'meeting was held at the lhome of Mrs. James M. Mclleod when the money was voted lor a curtain lor the Hall, and also ior some cut- lery for the use oi the Institute for future entertainments. The members iind evening meetings more satisiac- tory, all of which are greatly enjoy- ed.

SEMI-ANNUAIJ EXAMINATION. -

.T e semi annual examinations oi St.

Decemberthe 19th. A large number

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ing districts were present. The letten lexamined the diiierent branches. The lprogram was as iollows l’rimary_ |School:-- French reading English reading, recitation by Alvina Le- lair. Vice President department: -'

`C . _ ' 'French reading, lst and 2nd Class, l

recitation by Rose Blackquiere; Eng-; 'lish reading lst and 2nd class; Be- | Imation by Emnnn Binoculars. end. lAngeline Gallant. Principal depart-i lment:-3rd,reader English., Recita- tion by Marie 'Emma Pineau; ith reader, English Recitation, ;Emile Gauthier, French read-

gie Dorion, Latin class, Dialogue by

1a er represen ng the pupil and t el

ch and English were examined in connection with the reading classes. A good number of prizes were allott- ed to the pupil oi the ditlerent de- partments in regard to attendance, general progress, department andl application to the studies. Alter the -

classes were examined, important re-3' :marks were passed emphasizing the necessity oi a remedy toward the at-‘ tendance of the pupils at school. It

iwas also remarked that the progress made in the school was considerable,

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Vprovements. 'A Bean Social held a l ~ &

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Doll. lsiesadsdsetlve treatment for bma-

¢’~'ll Unveils- wlllwut dallas the stomach wli . dross. Usedwlth siwesssiorthirryycsn.

TN 'lr slr-vlan we nsilumie uw. :meow

uith ever! brush. smilies breathing ony, swirl.. the seq unmet. and ltnnstlssilough. nam-ins resiiul nights. Crcsoiene it invaluable Q mocha' with Younl children and I BOOK lo lulercrl loom Asthnu. Ssnduspostalhehq-ip¢|v¢haou¢¢_

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GOVERNMENT ‘POND-The Govern

ment Pond is again in splendid con- dition ior a good skate. It is cov- ered with heavy, gliby ice and will aiiord a pleasant time to any skat- ers who take advantage oi it.

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POLICE COUR'1‘.- At the Charlot- etown Police Court yesterday morn- ing the cases against Ben Shepherd Hugh McAuley and Joseph McAleer all on charges oi drunkenness result- d in the drst two named being dis- missed, lst ofience, while the latter was lined $5 or 20 days. The case of W. T. Wellner vs Joseph McDonald, charged with with damaging property was adjourned till the 29th.

KIND SYMPATHY.- The follow- ing letter of sympathy has been sent to Mrs. John Brown and Mrs. Eldon McKay irom the Aid Society ol New Glasgow Christian Church. We the members of the New Glasgow Chris- tian Church, desire to extend to you dur heartfelt sympathy in this your time oi great sorrow, caused by the

sudden death oi your loving brother.f~

We, your sisters and co-workers in the society can scarcely convey to you in words our ieeiings. We min- gle our sorrow with yours and shed. ae a. tribute to his memory, a tear oi sympathy with those he has left be- hind, But we ask you to take com- fort in the thought that all trials are sent by our Heavenly Father in love, and that all things work to- gether ior good to them that love the Lord. May the God oi' all com- fort and consolation sustain and strengthen you in this trying hour and enable you to say “Thy Will 0 God, not mine be done". Signed on -behalf of the Aid Society, Mrs. Chas. Dickieson, Pres., Mrs. Geo. Steven- son, Sec. t

Ii you will select the men s gi its from this big, bright, new stock oi" men s : wesrables, give, with the certainty that your gift will be acceptable

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selected our ties with 5 vie w ol having nothing but pretty stylish ties. Ties that anyman '

Pretty ties in plain and fancy BDU. 25 cents each. i . T- . T* .- ,.' i 5 I ‘

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Hundreds oi the swellest ties you ever seen, in all shapes, and all styles. We are sure there I

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is no nicer lot oi ties in town at the price, 50 cents each. *_L_ I ’l" " ' » 4.2 -_ , `,

Other lines, 756., 85c., $1.00, $1.25 to $2.00

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HANDKERCHIEFS'

Plain linen ,with wide or narrow

hem, 12c. to 40c. each.

Plain linen with initial, boxed in

Q dozens, $1.50 box.

Silks in plllin and fancy, 25c., 501:.,

75c.

GLOVES

Unlined kid in tan and grey, $1.25,

Evening dress mudlers in -Black

Satin with padded lining 81.50 each.

81.65 per pair.

pair.

in boxes, 25c. and 50c.

$5.50 each.

Lined Kid and Mocha in tan and

grey $1.50 to $3.50 per pair.

Warm wool gloves in grey brown,

black and natural, 85c. to $1.50 per

PRESIDENT SUBPENDERS

in pretty boxes, 50c. per pair.

SILK ARMBANDS

MUFFLERB

Knitted silk in red, grey, white,

and black,$1.50c. to $2.50 each. ,

Silk scaris in grey, black and

iawn, 85c. to $1.25 each

SHIRT B

A pretty shirt will please most

men. We have them in soft iront,

semi starched, and-stil! bosom. We

per pair.

pair.

COAT SWEATERS

in plain and iancy colors, $1.95 to

have 3 large stockboth in plain and in colors, 75c. to $3.00* each, -

PARIS GARTERS \

in pretty boxes, 25 cents per pair.

minus Hosncnv `

all weights, 25c.» 85c., 50c., per

UMBRELLAS

from 75c. to $5.25 'ea.

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open Evenings Men’s Furnishers Open Eveniusl `

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was performed by the Rev. Father McIntyre, P.l’., in the presence oi relatives and friends ol both bride _end groom. The bride was attired in n handsome costume of brown vei- vet and black beaver hat with pink plumes. Miss Agnew Robertson oi

WEDDING BELLs____ A very Pretty ‘Grand Tracadie was maid oi honor

wedding took p1ace"at St. Michales Church. Corran Ban, when Mr. Jas- eph McKinnon led to the altar Miss Minnie J. wneis, daughter of' Mr. and -Mrs. Benjamin' Watts oi Grand

Tracadie, The marriage ceremonyl

,and wore a gray tailor made suit. ‘with hat to match, trimmed with willow plumes. The groom was sup- ported by Mr. John F. Watts. cousin

oi the bride. Alter the marriage ceremony the happy couple drove to

the home ol the bride's parents where a wedding breakfast was served. A reception was held in the evening. The bride looked charming in an evening dress of pink satin with over dress oi blue embroidered cord trim- med with apple blossoms. The maid ol honor looked lovely in a pink silk evening dress trimmed with lace. There were many beautiful wedding presents including cut-glass, silver and linen. The groom's present to the bride was a handsome set oi ture. The Guardian joins with a

wide circle oi friends in extending best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. McKin- non.~ ‘

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would be pleased to receive and to wear. l __"_____ ' _ ‘ ' 1

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Authorized Capital

Stock Issue Shares Each

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HEAD OFFICE

$500,-000.00 $275,000.00

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$ ll5,000.00

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OFFICERS'

Neil McQuarrie K. C. President_ '12, E. Jnhnsnm. S Vice Pfwdent ]3_ W_ Tama", _ » _ Secy Treasurer BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Frank F. Tupim, Chairman ’

P W. Turner __ » 'John ]- Gallant

' Hiiiajd. E. Arsenault H. H. Ross. V. S.

REFERENCES

Royal Bank of Canada Canadian Bank of Commerce

THE F OXES

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gr pli ' Ibfiice so that he will at all times be in touch with the Ranch keeper. The Ranch is situated on the South side of ten acres of spruce trees. The soil is hard clay which ll 110W Em'

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.muy regarded as gh; most wealthy for foxes, The iieeper’s house and other buildings sdjoin the ranch.

COST OF RANCHING 0

The Ranchi will be done st cost which ex erience shows should not exceed one to two per cent of the revenue,With ten pairs of foxes tive pairs of which src Egoved breéderl.

gill; Cgmpnn should bet-:ble to sproduce good dividends ibr its shareholders. One investor after looking over other propositions has lately invested $I5.ooo with this mP*“Y

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