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The Western Guardian

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-IT PAYS to buy in this Province. -ONE CENT per word each inner

tion for the odvertlsing in this column

--W. K. McGOUGAN, Globe Fox Ex-l Cash must accompany order. Mini

t:hlll§9, ll Gllhrdllli Agent In Sllmm8I‘-i mum charge, twenty-five cenll.

side.

i -THE MORNING DAILY Guardia!

-CONTRACT LET_- Mr. Joseph can be obtained at Laii‘erty‘s Tonsor-

A. Gallant. Abranfs Village, has been lax Pgrlourg, Summerslde.

hnuiing firewood for the cheese fsc-' -- tory, Ile took a contract for fifteen; -GOING OVERSEAS.-Mr. JO|lD

cords.-Iii _

'()'Connor. Postmaster and mall driver of Cape Traverse. has enlisted in

-WILL PREACH-Rev. Jas. Mac- the D. _-\_ i\iacKiiiiioii Battery as

.\lacDougall will preach on Sabbath. blacksmith. in his absence Mr.

the 27th. at Sunimerside. at 10.30:

George Heffel is filling his contract

Searle-town at 3 and Capo Traverse as mail driver. _

at 7 and at Coleman on Wednesday and Thursday, the ist and 2nd. at T p_ni.

-PLEASANT 0UTlNG.- .\ merry

sleigh load from Abrams Village wont to Capt Egtnont. one evening last week and were hospltably ro celved_ They returned at a. late hour, with deep feelings of"gratit\ide to~ wards their host, for his generous hospitality.-_\I _

-A FOX STORY.- Quite an cx-

citement has prevailed in a ccrtalii soction of Eguiont liay. notably in Urbanville and St. Gilbcrts, during last wt-ok, und up to the time of writ- ing has not ceased. t‘uiinin\; llayliaril is thi: object ot' iill this as lii~ wears it is stated a iiicc black fur coat. llis pursucrs wi rc iicarly .all iirincd with guns, and bcsidcs wcrc nccoinpanicd hy several hounds. iliit iiovcrtliclcss .\lr_ Fox has baiilcd all and so far liiis kept beyond their rcach.-.\l.

-C. M. B. A.- Tin- 1ni:mlici's of thi:

Flgnioiit. Bay L'. .\l. il, A., llranch held an enjoyable vvviiitii; oii \\'i_-diicsday 16th in their hall. A short amusing programme was successfully' carried out. and various usoful remarks were madc in tho into-ri.-sl. of thc Associa- tion. Sonic ui’ the inoinlicrs for div- ersity sake and to aniuso the bearers after making a fcw rc-marks, took oc- casion to narrate some comical iii- ieidents of their prcvioiix cxpericiice in their youth. .\ delicious treat was served to tliosc presi~iit_ after which the meeting dispersed. it may lie well in mention li_r thi- way. that this hranch of the C. ,\l_ B, A.. is in tliv best of licaltli and tho nivnibers arc all entliiisiasni. -.\l.

-T0 RAISE SCHO0NER_- ‘l`lio

~¢'iioonf_-r ".\piiti" l';ipt. (irilfoii, itali- fax, wliicli ran ashore of liiriiiiiiit liay last July is slill stiuiiiili-il t-iiisi' to llic rapi'-. liurini: ai violi-iii riiiii _-iiiriii last fall. in wliich the tide had risen to a lis-iglit not li»»i'iirv experit;ut~eil by. llil- oldest iiilinbitaiils ot` this sf-<-limi, slir- was waslierl closer to laiirl still. wliero slit- is iioiv f_-iiiiif-iidcd in ice. .\li efforts to remove iir-r last siiiiiiiier from lie: posilioii proved iiiiavailablc, hut it lg understood that applivatioiis i'-ir tenders for a contract tn take lici' i-\v:1_\', have been made. The niitcr- prise perhaps presents as niaiiy difli- riilticg now, as it ilid last sunimer. as so liozivy a .~ti'uciLii'~_- will perliaps nail for liv_-avier ice than what will lie found on the ivay out to the open. The writer tins no idcn of thc tliickiiess of the ice :icr thc iiaturc of the plan to lift lier up. but incrcly wishes to hr- ing to iuiiid. what strain sucli a large- miislriit-Lioii ciiiisi- ou the it-iw -_\l.

g The Army of Constipation ~ ln -Growing Smaller Every Day.

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\lie;p=:an¢atiy ’_',.,',",( CART ‘ an Coutpo- 4, - lfflnl tim. ML _A - 5-' |vER lieu me ' ` PW- - tiiemfof \_ A

un, laligutiu, Sick llulub, Salou Skin. nun. nu.. suiii.|. nosr. siuiu. mol

Genuine ._ ii... Simon

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Farmers

We Want at Once

1000 Buslieis White and

Black Oats.

300 Bushels 2 and 0 rowed

Barley. _

200 Bushels Buckwheat. 500 Bushcls Island Grown

Wheat.

10_ Tous good Pressed I-lay llighest cash prices paid

for above delivered at our Seed Warehouse.

Write or call at our

office.

Carter & Co., Ltd, _ Scedmen

-TEMPERANCE MEETlNG.- A

teniperniice meeting of the parish was held in the hall at Abrams Village on -Friday eveiiiiig, the object of the meeting being to raise funds for ii holy cause. .»\ successful auction sale was carried out. _\lr_ Philip .\l, Arso- nault lioliig auctioiiecr. 'l`lic object for sale consisted ot farui products and other useful articles. _-\ snur sum was realized.-_\I.

-WHIST PARTY.-The iiieinbcrs

of the Ladies' .\uxlliary of thc A. 0. ll. were vntertalucii at it whist party by thi-ir prcsldciit, .\lrs_ U. .-\. !\leNcll|. at iicr rvsidciiee. on l<`rldii>' cvcniiii: last. \\`hi.~'t was played un- til tcii o'c|uck. aftci' which rcfrt-sh- nii-uts were si-rvcri. .\ vote of thanks was tin-it ti-ndcrcil .\li-ii. McNeill for thi; very social cvvning which all had so tlioroughly enjoyed. After sing- iin: “For Sho's ii Jolly Good Fellow" and thc National _-\iith»_~ni, this plea- sant i_~vciit vrais brou|:lit to ai close.- X.

-WOMEN'S INSTITUTE MEET-

|NG.-~’i`lii- regular mee-tim: of thc .\l:iplo Leaf liistltutn was lielil i<`4-h- ruary 17th nt thc homo of .\lrs. llarry Walker. New Annan. Tlie-rc were 29 mctubi-rs present. 'l`iic suli- lcct of “Simple Dlniie-rs" was dis- cussed, and many useful ldcus were oxchangt-d_ it was decided nt this incctlng that tho- suni of $10 lie given liy this institute to both the. Travol- lt~r'_~1 Rest School. :ind Shi-rbrook School. The iii-xt iticctiiit; will lp- lir-lil on 'I`liurs~_liiy. .\lzir<;li iljlh, at. 11 p.iii. :it the lioiiii- ot' Bliss liniiiirliiil- .\larchliaiik. New _-\iiiiiin. wlien it Wits urr=u1i:».~il io have the Siipervisoi- visit thc liistltutv iiiiii give a lecture on “'l`li»~ Vookiiig ot' .\ieats_"

WESTERN P li$0|il|.S

--.\llss Snc _\liiiicc_\'. (Tiirlcton. is

visiting t`i'ientls iii liedcque.

-~.\li.-S Louise l.<:ard ol' Llcdr=otii~,

and hier two tlaugliters left yesterday iiioriiiiitz cn route to New York.

- The friends of ;\ir. Joseph Barri-

aiilt. _\i:ixiniuiii Ville arf- glad to learn that lie is iinprnviiig frist.-.\l

-~.\lrs. J. ll. _l.ord,_ (flips: Traverse.

is visiting in Tryon. thc guest ,of .\lrs. Curtis Lord.

-.\lr. and Urs. Felix l)csi‘ot-lics of

haiivillc lust \\'ee.k.-.\i.

--.\lrs_ l<`cll.\‘ l.»»i_-lair who liiis speiiti

u part of the winter nt .iiiscouehn is visiting triciiils wind relatives at Ah- riiiii':~' \'lIliigc.- _\l.

-_Miss Bertha Iilutliirt, graduatf-

nurse of Prince County Hospital, is visiting her home in Pape Traverse.

i -The many friends of Miss Bertha

Myers, daughter of Mr. Herman My- ers, Carleton. regret to hear of her illness.

-The many friends of Mrs. Philip

Arsenanlt, Abrai1i's Village. 'lcarii with pleasure that she is iniproving.- M.

-Miss Violii Bell. (Tape ’l‘ravei°se,

‘spout Sunday with her two sisters, who are attending Prince of Wales College, Clnirlottotown.

~--Mr. and llirs. A. itoiliiigs, \'<-w

tllasgow. uri- spa-udiiit: :i fow very pls-:isaiit days visiting miiuiig frii~nil:_' and relatives iii Sninnicrsiilu auii vi ciiii|_v, -» li.

-.\li'. Arthur Bell, sludeiit of

l‘rlni:r~ of Wales Collf‘L:f'. spoilt Sun- day with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Epliriain lit-ll, Capo ’i‘ravr:rs|-.

~-~I\lrs_ Jiiiiic Muttart. ii; spcndiul;

iliu wliitrr with livr sister, Mrs. (lor- rloli Llawson. (‘apc ’l'raiv|~rsc. who liars recovered friiiii lwr lllii¢.-an in llic

-Tim many friciiils of Mrs. \‘\¢ni.

Caniplioll. Cape 'i‘r:ivci~se. will lin ple-used to know flint slic is recover- lin: froui lwr serious illness, and hop" that slit: will soon bc out again.

'i`lici¢; is mort- Viilarrli in this section ol the country than :illotiicr diacascs pul toircllira and for Yczirsit was .<nppo,'.cd to be incurable. lloc- tors. prescribed local remuiics, and by constantly ,failinirto cure willilotaltwatniciit, proiinuiiceil lil iiiizurabie. Calarrh isaiufal tliscaisc. Brcllly iiuflueuccd by constitutional conditions and - llicrcfurc requires constitutional treatment. linll's Crilarrli l‘urc. manufactured by F‘._l.\'?licncy& (jo . Toledo. Ohio, isa constitutional rcmedy.is

; taken intcmniiy and :icls thru the Blood onthe

Mucsus Surfaces of tha System. One Hundred Dalian reward is offered for any case that Hali‘s

Ci°.tarrh_L'i.\r_e fails to cure. Send for circulars Ind tesluiiniiials

_ - Cha."l9tt°_t°Wf‘_ V . r. J. ciisnsv at co., ni.-ao. ohio. `/ ' Sold by dmlftlltsi 75C.

}{a|i'a Family Pill: for Constipation,

_-,_-sl’ You ,Can Buy This Handsome Dinner Set for $9.00

._ This 95 piece semi-Porcelain dinner set is ‘f_.M '\ $olwn in a beautigii floral esign that -"°""'~--c ease you cu ar _ 1 .7 , -. fi ii! is a stroii); and seiviceabie set-_will ..- ig ~ . give many years satisfactory use-and is a

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truly excellent offer at $9.00 for the ect.

. - sian. iv. co.

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The Sunnyside Crockery

Miscourlie paid ti short visit to l'r-‘

Priiicn Edwriril island Hospital. ,

‘ --ABRAMS VILLAGE- Mr. Lewis Casale. Bower. is now making his rounds in Ahram's Village followed by a crowd of hustiers, and as a result the various wood-piles are in bits. Perhaps one of the many attractive features oi' this beautiful locality, is the snug pile of wood before each door as you go along, which promises a cozy fire for the coming winter.- To Mr. and Mrs. lllaglulre Cassie, ,on Feb.5tb,a baby girl.. Congratulations. --Now that the farmers have mostly completed their hauling of tlrewoon and lumber, preparations are helm. made by same for hauling mussel mud. Several diggers will be in opera- tion at Grand River and no doubt these will he well patronized_- lilr. Joseph G. Arseiiauit, cheesemaker. went to Charlottetowii on Monday to attend a convention ln connection with the dairy business. he was accompani- ed to Sumnierslde by Mrs. Arsenauit. -The Egmont Buy singing choir had xi good practice on 'Thursday evening the l'i’th,-.Mr. Edlillhert Poirier was iii Sunimerside on Saturday last.- The riiniiy friends of Mr. Girame G. Arsenault. will regret to learn that ho is in Sumnierside hospital under- going medical treatment.-- The Mio. ses Eveiiiie Arseiiault, Marguerette Lcclair and Celina Gallant were in Surnmcrsldc on Satiirdayz- Mr. Em- manuel J. Gallant, who for some time was aboard thc Stanley returned homo on i~‘riday.- The powerful gas- olln\_~ ciigiiio now in operation at .los- cpii I.. Giilliiiit',; is now kept busy as evidenced by tho quantity of luiulicr scattcrcd aaround.-.\l.

PATRIOTIC FUND

SPECIAL EFFORT AUGMENTATION SCHEME.

I-`roiii ii letter iii tho press rocciilly

it would set.-ni as if there was a doubt as to wlicllier the Dominion and Local Govcriinicnt Olllcials were included in those expected to subscribe to tho Special Effort Augmentation Scheme of the Patriotic Fund.

iii the resolution passed at tho

iiiectiiig held on the 16th inet., it is stated that mcrchiints and other cui- ploycrs ui' labour. etc.

\lr .\fc-Ewen, thc Superintendent of

iiic tiovernmeiit ltiillway was present at thc meeting and niidcrtook to can- vass the Ilailway employees. lt wus' <1-rtainly expected that the heads ot; all Govcrnmoiit llepairtniciits, boili lloinliiioii and Local. would do tho. sonic with those iii tiicir Ilcpiirtiiiciits under thcni.

lt is to bt' hoped tlicy still will du so.

According to this itcsoiutloii if pro- perly carried out no iiian can escape. `

FIVE MORE YEARS OF WAR

.\iiue. llc The-hes. thc Frciicli pliilo-

sophcr. who mi ilerzciiilici' 20. l9l:i. prifilictcil that iii the. folloiviiig your h`i'aiit'e would he ilrziwii into War, has pmplicsied that the wnr would con- tinue for five _vcars niiil that peaifofiil caini would not be re-esiablislicd for a dozen years after that. -

"A liinck read your upoii a field of

blazing gold." is the piirnse used by tlis: famous sccrcss in suniiiiiiig up hor prophecy for 1916 for the World correspondent.

_\lnin_ 'l`lic_-hes, wliosc iiiiiiuai prii-

pliccy has licoii dt-layctl liy lit-i' illiit-ss. was iiiclined to he glooiiiy about the war, although iiitiinatos. including iiiaiiy inllueiitial pi»i~s-oiiiigiis. had en- trcated liur not paint thc future too hlnckly.

"l¥et\\'ecii us and the sun of vic-

tory," she said. "arc great clouds of struggle and sacrifice. Eveii the warnitli wliicli the Sun will evciitiinl- ly dispense will not end our efforts and suffering.

War to Continue

"\\'i- nrc under thc direct doiiiiiia-

tion of the cycle of Mars, wliicli, bc- gliiiiiiig, iii 1900. iiiust extend over thirty-tlirec years. The heavens are troubled, but l see that the stream ot' blood loosened in 1014, bids fair to continue on its way for ii period of five years. and peaceful cnlni will not hc rn-esliihlislicd for niort: than ii iiozoii years afti-r that. So it is writ- tcii concerning the lnilucncc oi’ blurs."

i\li1ic. 'fliclio-ii bccaiiic explicit ro-

gariliiig thc f:it.i_» of tlic Gi-rninns who, slit- said. will li'-.coiuc slaves of the frartli wht-re they have been masters, and whose Iiniscrls days arc num- bcrcd.

The liloodicst lloh'_-nzollvrii will

dit- cillicr by his own liaud or by that of om- of his couiitr_viiit:ii," sho dc- claircil.

The liiiroseopi- for .»\iii|_-rlcii iiispircd

niiiiluni~~'s uiihuuiided uptlnilsiii. slic mild.

"Ania-i~ii'ii's bi'llla|ic_v in tli\~ lit-uv'-tis

in uiislizidowcil for the pres#-iit. 'i‘li¢: ful|ii°i~ will bring certain iilrii-li iiilsts zirlslin: from the iiifiiiiiw of not-iail up- licuvnls duo to tho great fortuiies acquired through thc misfortunes of Europe. /\n excl-ss of prosperity- tliat is thc one flock on tho lirlglitncss of thi- pcrspcctivc. na far ns the l‘iiltcd Stuff-ii is concerned."

The secrets was unable to any

wliothcr Presltlciit Wllsoii would he ro-els-ctcii. rcniurkiug that "tho stiirs are dim und there ure snlilo spots in thi: licnveiisl' She could noi. idoiitlfy \h\-so spots ns olilici' l_lrynii or ltoono- volt.

The interest iittiiclicd to Mine. do

Thel)c's prophecy iii drawn largely from hor prophecy of December, 1913 in which i-ilie foretold the outbreak of wnr.

YOUR WRIST WATCH

It is uisrvel of minute ivorkniun-

ship. it is one of the most wonderful things the human hand fiinhions. The pivot of the balance-whnei has a diameter measured by the twirliun- dredth part. of an inch. and. more marvclous still. in order that the pivot may have iron play. the jewel-hole into which it fits is exactly one five- tliousaiidth part oi' im inch larger. The gauge which enables this to he done measures to tho ten-thousandlh Dart. of nn inch. But not only are tho screws oi' a watch as minute as its bolts, hut they have a thread just like ilie big screws you drive into the door. but the thread if the watch’l screw hiui as many as 200 turns to the inch. What is called 9. pallet jewel iii ii watch weighs a pound when there am 150,000 or them, and of the roller

jewel it would need 160.000. The largdsl. round hinprin stud in your watch is tho tour-hundredtii of an inch

in diameter and ninwhnndrrdthn of an inch in length.

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his Morning we opt Sale and Displa of New Wliitewear

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Underskirts

Skirt of wliite cotton with a

five inch frill of tucks and edged with a two and one-half inch torchon lace. White Sale price ......... ._ 69c

White skirt of finer cotton

with a frill of embroidery of a very neat design. White Sale price .......................... ._ 75c

Another skirt of fine strong

cotton,made with a seven_ inch flounce of muslin embroidery with pin tuck. White Sale pricezl ........... $1.25

This underskirt is made of

fine lawnsdale,ha_s a wide mus- lin embroidery frill of a dainty

solid leaf deségn. It _also has dust fiourice ged with a two inch torchon edging. White Sale price ..... 1.95

And ther skirts ranging up

to ...... __ _ 4.75

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_Another gown of the same style only finished with a neat em

broidery _ g andedging .....6_9c

Come in and see our special white gown made of strong white

cotton. This garment has a V shaped neck of embroidery insert- ior edged with fine lace, bnttoned front three-quartered sleeve

edged with lace to match yoke White sale price ............. ..85c -

Another garment of iiiu_ch finer cotton, slip-over style, kimona .

, sleeve, round neck edged with neat embroidery. drawn with rib-

bon, sleeve finished with embroidery to match neck. White1S5l5

\ Sample _Values in Pretty Gowns ~- ,-\ f A gown made stronrcotton kimona sleeveshslip over style if "

-~ ` finished around neck audsleeve with torchon edging drawn with

' \ -ll ribbon--a real bargain ........ ._ ..49c M _ _ .- ll _ _ li/ _/

en our Annual

ii““""'_"l WE HAVE TRIED HARD TO MAKElTHIS_§THE'“"“__/`,:j.__,,,, W* , ,», 2-., i'SMARTES1`-.-the best-the most complete showing of . __ fs,-,.,

`gy prégty whitewear that this store has offered you in many' _ -__-13,

. 'A 'T `-' 3 Y- . ` ' " ` ' You are cordially invited to_-come in-look round- N __»

examine the goods-buy if you like. We are so confident ‘ f `

_, of tbe excellence and attractiveness of the hues shown-- . - -

V K that we do not think anything is needed except to have 1

you see the goods. A " \_ '

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insook with a deep yoke composed of rows of Val insertion and

over style edged with lace and ribbon bows,a real special bar aiu at ._ _ .. .. ._ ._ .l 35

_ V , < Avery serviceable gown for elderly ladies, high neck, deep

yoke in front composed of clusters of fine pin tucks and rows of

_ mbroidery insertion, buttoned front, Iongdsleeves, strongly made .

l arge O. S. size. White Sale price......1. ". Several other p_rices _

. ranging from 1.50, 1.60upto.._.. .................... ...$.50

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C|iildren’s ,Gowns

Child’s nightgown made_ of strong white cotton, edged

around neck and sleeves with narrow embroidery, sizes from 6 to 1_2. Price........ . , . . . . . . . . . ....58c

Another chilcl's gown of fine white cotton trimmed

with embroidery sizes 12 and 14. Price...... 65c

Cliildren’s Drawers

Children’s drawers made of fine white cotton, frill of

tucked lawn, sizes from 2 to 14 years. Price ....... ..;..25c

Another linéof_ children’s drawers-the frill is com-

posed of tucked lawn, edged with a very fine embroid-

I »\ 1 ery frill-allsizes._.._... _____ ._ , ..... ..35c \ \ [ _ ._ ,f _

1 _ , Specials in corset covers .7

lace, drawn around neck with ribbon. Who could make 'it for the money, would you 8 Price only l5c

Corset cover made of good strong cotton and neatly

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finished,trimmed _around neck and sleeves with wide torchon insertion and edging to match--all sizes, price only._.... 25c

A fitted corset cover of nice fine cotton, has embroidery

, around neck and sleeves. White sale price 35c ' - |

the neck witi two in _torc on insertion a_n ed? wi A a narrow embroidery-sizes rangmg from 36 to 4. White

sale price _ 50c `,

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u embroidery madaiion in the centre, a short set-in sleeve, slip 0

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l__ Drawers

Ladies’ drawers of strong

white cotton, nicely finished. strongly made, has a five inch tucked frill. White Sale price ....... 29c

Drawers of fine cotton, has

fine pin tucks, edged with a three and _one-_half inch em- broidery frill. Sizes 25, 27 35c

Aiiothci' drawer made of nice fliio

. f:otton,'composod of fine pin tucks,

edged with ti four inch frill of eye- iet embroidery of a very pretty ilesitcii. strongly iiiatle and neatly liiiislied. Price . _ ._ ._ _....49:

Dinwers made in lawnsdnle. This

garniciit has a. nice wide frill of eyulct embroidery set. with inscr- tioii. sizes 25. 27. Sale price _ ._ .68c

"The lleleiia" ii-i a closed drawer

iiiadc with an ertra wide leg, giv- ing the effect of a wide skirt. made oi’ fine mainsook. finished with a narrow beading and edged with a pointed embroidery flounce of solid work deslgii. Wi-llTE SALE price . . . .._ _ . . . ....$1.35

Other prices ranging up to .$2.75

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