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FEBRUARY 21. 1916

` THE Cl-IARLOTTETOWN

GUARDIAN ‘

PAGE SEVEN

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Eastern SLS. Lines

INTERNATIONAL LINE.

8. 8. North Star.

Leave Bt. John Thursday at 9.00 a..

ln.. Coastwise. to Boston.

Return, leave Boston .Mondays at 9

;_.bm.. via Portland, East Port and a ec.

MAIN STEAMSHIP LINE.

Between Portland and New York. Steamship North Land and Herman

Winter.

Reduced Fares- Reduced State-

room Prices.

Schedule distributed- information

upon request.

St. John City Ticket Office, 47 King

Street.

A. C. Currie, Agent, St. John, N.B

A. E. Flemlnq, T. FA P. A., Bt. John New Brunsw ek. l

Furness I ` Sailings

From LONDON From I-IALIPAX

BTEAMER i<`eb. l0th Rappahannock Feb. 29th " :Sth Shenandoah Mar lllth Maiuilth Kanawha " 318*

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When inileed of Coal for Domestic or Steam purposes. telephone ue your order or call at our oiiiee. _ Our prices

g lowest and quality the

t._Prompt and satisfactory

delivery will be made.

I Ladies I

Bell &iCo.

ml ulll ilnun

“Fruit-a-lim" iiiaans, Pulliles, Enllcius

Fruit .lilies is Nl.ture’s own remedy. “FRUIT-A-TIVES," I/It fdllldlll

~ fm-, ,,,,,,,-a-“_ ,mpg the mood pun _ ._ sci-lool. coucssfr. - A__ very,

and rieli because it keeps the whole system free of impurities. ‘ '

-4_¢¢i0".' enables the stomach to digest food properly; makes the bowels move regularly; and relieves the strain on the Kidneys.

By its cleaning, healing powen on

the eliminating organs, “Fruit-a-tives” rids the system of all waste matter and thus insure: iz pure blood mppbf.

60a. a box, 6 for 2.60, trial silo 250.

At dealers or sent pestpaidenreceipt of Price by Fruit-aftivea Liniited, Ottawa.

and eight girls. Intermission Sale of

home-made candy. Chorus.-¥-Kliakl-

NEWFOUNDLAND WANTS 1-9 . Primary classes. Oration-_Jennie Swal

SEND DOUBLE NDMBER.

ST. JOHN’S, Nfld., Feb. 18.-Plans

for a. cam ai n to double Newfound- ° land’s conliplegment of soldiers and C*_1"““‘~ Pa“'~°ml“e"“Le‘“l Kl“d|Y sailors in active war service were L‘ght’“Nl“° Kms* Cl'°'“9-The Maple completed m_mght_ so fm. 1300 na_ Leaf Forever-By the school. God val reservists and 2.000 soldiers have Save the King-'

been enlisted and sent to England. ____ _

O ` itll diff in B. be

wing o e erence p y - - ~

tween me naval and the mimary The following extracts are from a let- b vi dim_ ter received by Miss Margaret Mc-

rnnchos of the ser ce, more

culty is anticipated in doubling thc ' “» > ‘ number of naval reserves than of er mem' J' .N' McE“"'h°"‘ who is soldiers, notwithstnllding that this is n°w M- the “ring “"9 lil F""“"e7`° Gsscnmmy a maritime Commmmy Just ii line to let you know that I nm

The blnejnclwts are controlled ul- “’°“~ h°P‘“§ V0” “"3 ““ *he Baum- ,. t b N B,,m_h .1 “thaw Crossing the Chnnnelto, France -was

ec ly y lo s nava ii

ins, . . 2 , ' ' ° ibm, ac’.;f:“;6flelY|‘,;yfh‘Tzlglgglzlgfg ,fa hours. Eight oi’ us were on dock with the other hand are lnzilntolncd by me ‘WHS illl rcndy for u plunge. but. nm colony Nsnli- and are paid $1 10 wc got over all right.. It is kind oi' “_ day like the éanadmn tmopq ' quiet here at present, not much heavy

' ` ' lighting but getting ready for a big

This discrepancy tends to dinilliislxl

;-mug] enmmnefns’ although . New' Division Artillery who are resting for olu_i and sailors are greatly in de- _L m0mh_ Amer that wen have our 212311 tlfgr” ;:‘('_X;:_____‘:_"'(};;°’_'/l_t_f;‘_;‘__h_‘_T own share of tho line to watch. The

' '_ ’ ‘ ' shells nllikn quiio a noise. but like

f,?;fua‘;=',§d;.0r'“l'f_k"s tn?" °“pe_,°lla“l; everything, you get used to it and can the trawling niaefwgufify 52° mi "__ tell whore they are going. For every ewes ,_ l b ' i I i “° shell the Germans send, you can send

D ' g 8"( su mar “B C ms 'lg' ten back. Fine weather here, farming

GERMAN STEAMERS

READY FOR RAIDING

MOl'ill.E, Alabama, Feb. 18.-Elovcn

German stcanlcrs lnlli up iii the Can- _ ary lsllinil with commerce raiding and Say Good Bye' L_°_ve._to an JACK are preparing to _make a dash for thc __.,-I-QWN couNC||__ _ on Thu,-S. open son.. according to a statement day evening F6b_ nth a meeting of

made llcrc today by Captain F. E. lvlziguuc. ol' thc Alncriirlili schooner Ell- gar W. Murdock. who says he deliver- ed 2.100 tons of coal to Gorman agents in Telloriffu and saw it loaded into the bllnkcrs oi' illc illterllcd Gorman vessels. The Murdock is in port llore.

Comfort Boots

We have not over-

looked the elderly woman in buying our shoes.

Soles that bend .with

the foot.

We are showing the

best line of women’s turn and cushion soled boots made.

Some we have spec-

ially made for comfort.

$3.50 to $5.00

Wear a` pair.

Alley &` Co.

` 135 Queen St.

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some I .coil li is as ¢‘23°:»°b°“t9o3l"min=d

for. Phone

Olllcllf

. .*iT PAY8'to buy in this Provincial

..*D. F. TIERNEY is Guardian re-

presentative in Souris. Mliltf.

“Frui¢.g.¢iy“#v ¢'mp,0y¢_| gy _S55 ~Feb. 16th. The proceeds which amount-

and the new councillors, by the town , magistrate, Michael MncCormack.

Good (`.lean ’Coai

'raw miu°-'gain lump of lt. e veproiopt e vdryafid our p _ pre al hw “|8090 bus. ,

Guardian

one--v-'W_.2~--rv_-.--..._.___._-...__. ,.112

._.*T. GORDON NES is Guardian_

l'lepresentutive~l n Montague. ‘

..*M|-1. G. MARKLE HOWLETT is

Guardian agent for Annandale and vic- inity.-J.

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successful school concert was given in the B. I. S. Hall, Souris; -hy; the pupils of I-the High School on Wednesday.

ed to nity-one dollars is to establish

a. school library iowa benefit of the pupils. During the ening,the Souris Band rendered a number of selections which were greatly enjoyed by the many people present. The follo\1ing is the programme: Chorus-O Unn- nda. By the school. Rocitatlon ill Unl- soli-Tlle Maple-Eight boys: Duet- Till the Boys Come Home-_Misses An- nie Garrett and Gladys Styles, Recita- tlon-Arthur MacCallum. Quintette- When My Ship Comes In-Little boys. Step dance--Alexander Mooney. Drill -The British Empire-Eight boys and

low.Dumb-bell Drill-Sixteen boys. Duet with waltz-Are you Going to Dance-Nellie Garrett and Kimbell MacEwen Recitation--Jimmie Mac-

*SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE.-

Encllor Souris East from her brolll

not li pleasant time lt took us nine

drive soon. Wo are relicving the lst

all over but ground very soft. I receiv- ed your Xmas box also li box of all kinds of good stuff from the Souris Red Cross. l’m writing in a. dug out under difficulties, shells etc. So will

the Souris Council took place in tlic Colincil chambers. Ex-Mayor Brcnnnn lu a, short speech introduced

council in their duties.

them on having so

worthy oi' thc

plc. that they wore

election. llc also Worship Mayor

won_ such a hard fought election. conclusion Mr. Brennan thfiliked tho council and the people oi' Souris for the many fliyours shown him while mayor oi' the town of Souris. The oath was then administered to the mayor

the poo-

Congratulatory speeches were then given by M. A. Paquct, D. A. Mac-

tllanking the electors for having np- polnted him to the mayoralty. The

pointed:-Streets-M. A. Paquct, R.

. MacKenzie Patrick St. John. Fin

Sidewalks-C. D. MacKinnon, L. Maclnnis. W. B. Leard. Police-Fab rick St. John. Fire Dept.-R. E. Mac-

qiiet. Tanks and Pumps-L. Maclnnis.

Monday in March!

ul mills

OIPTOWN MARKETS

( )

Butter, fresh, fb.

Chickens, 11|.

straw (presssdl ton

Bork. lb. -- . . 'i'urnipe,hus. .

. as w s_ §°i“"i°'l.itl‘.i' 1.. Odts (black) bus.

Beets..hua

Carrots. hue. »

Wool._lh . Permlps. lb , _ Geese ,ai fir) e Ducks 'ai '\. - Hides

Turkeys. per lb.

I s°snm iranxars

-W’-_edneeda.7l)

75 to

lb. 27 pei' lb. .88

_ per _ _ig

on. lldto

' 8101.0

18 to

,-.

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Donald and Michael MacCormack. llis worship the Mayor then addressed the Council and took this opportunity of

following committees were then ap-

E , - ance-M. A. Paquct, C. D. MacKinnon.

Konzie. Town Property-M. A. Pa-

Street Lighting-W. B. Leard. Bye- laws-M. A. Psquet, C. D. Mac- Kinnon, L. MacKinnon. The' following appointments were also made Chief of Police. Patrick Hughes; Town Clerk, C. C. Carleton; Town Magistrate, Mi- cliacl MacCormack. A resolution was also passed authorizing the mayor slid town clerk to sign nil cheques, in the dlsburslng of town taxes. The meeting then adjourned to meet -the second

(Corrected on Tuesdays and Fridays) Butter, (creamery) lb. (tubs) 33 Butter, (creamery) lb. (prints) 35 Butter Tub lb. 28

~ 30

Eggs, doz. 25 to 28. seal lb. (men) io to iii Fowls, lb. 12 to 13

2 s s:=s-ee

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..'ONE CENT per word each in

seriion for advertising in this column. Cash must accompany order.

. .‘*BlRTHDAY PARTY. - On Tues-

day, Feb. 15th _li large number of friends assembled ut the homo of Mr. Simon Cheverle. Souris West. on thc occasion of the birthday of one oi' thc young citizens of the place, Joseph Dewer . The night was spent in dancing. interspersed with games, music and sinirllls and the young peo- plo`tripped the light fantastic until the “wee slua’ hours.” Many thanks are due to Mrs. (Thcverie for the splendid entertainment provided*

Sulfer No Longer

A From Constipation

You can immediately relieve and

permanently _cure yourself with Dr. Hamilton's Pills. One thousand dol- lars will be paid for any case that isn't corrected within three days. Dr. I-lamilton’a Pills contain no injurious drugs; they-are composed entirely of soothing, vegetable extracts, thot strengtllen the stomach and bowels at once. It is absolutely impossible ior.Dr. Hanillton’s Pills to fail cur-

..*RECRUlTlNG MEETlNG.- Tile

Southern Kings Co., Patriotic Asso~ ciatlon. has arranged to hold a series of recruiting meetings as followsl- Martinvale Hall, Tllursday evening. 24th; Commercial Cross Hall and Red House llall. Friday evening 25th. Pro- minent speakers will address each meetlng and s. musical programme will also be presented. All meetings open ot 7.30. 7451.

EISTER-ll PERSONALS

..*Miss Laura" MacDonald. tcucllcr, St.~Georges, was ii visitor to Souris on l~‘riday.*

.."I`lle`tollowing .orc registered at

the Cox Hotel, Sollris, D. B. MlicDoll- ald. Summersidc; T. Gordon iloync. St. John; J. F. Reid. llostun; S. T. Green, Charlottetown; Bcnj., ilrcm- uer. tillnrlottclown; A. li. Piirrcll,

klalifax; R. B. Elliott, Sackvlllc; C.

. liltllcrington, Toronto; B. Il. l~‘ord,

St. John; J. A. MncKaskill, lllllifux; lt. W. Bennett, Chzirlottetown; ll. (‘, itylin, Summcrslde; llarry Jnlncs, Charlottetown; it. ll. Campbell, (‘liar- lottetown; W. J. Brown, ('inirlo\ic- town.*

' A MiSER’S VAGARY

POINT PLEASANT, W. Va., Feb. 17

-While rummaging in the attic ol' her

ing billlousness. sour stomach, indi- gestion. headache ol- constipation

in Evans, near here. Mrs. John liouril.

home tile day follolving hor nlurriugo_

CHRONIC Lid/ER TROUBLE WAS

Illl’-“~

Many people are habitually bilious

.\iodc of life tends to make chronic a roi-pill condition of tho liver. Tho rc- sult is spells of lllliousness with sick llcliduchc, stomach dernugemollts und much irritability and depression of spirits.

'l‘oo many neglect to take active

moans of curing blliousness. The bud spoil passes over and for a time they arc all right. Bllt lin unusually hearty nien upsets the liver and consequently the usual dli-lcoml`ol't' and silfferlng.

Tho writer of this letter has broken

up this habit of liiliousliess and is now enjoying tho best of health. licr experience should prove of value to many who, like llcr, have suffered for yours from bilious spells and sick llciidnch cs.

Miss Cora Cochran, Salisbury. N.

B., writes:-‘"1 was nearly always troubled with headaches. and every two or three weeks would have to lose li day or two from school with

A Cerililed' (lure '

oi Bilious Headache'

ENTIRELY CURED BV THE USE OF

DR. CHA8E’S KIDNEY-LIVER PILLS- ENDOFISEMENT BY JU8TlCE

_ , OF THE PEACE.

bilious sick hcliduchos. i have token doctor'9 medicine null other prepara- tion, which did little good.

“When l had thc sick llcadiicllc I

would volnli li lot and could keep nothing on my stomach. My mother get Dr. Clmse's Killncy-Liver Pills and l wus soon improved and continued the treatment llutll entirely cu-rod. _My condition beneiited, and l anl new in thc best oi’ healt‘h.’Y

llir. J. J. Kcollan. J.P.. writeaz*

"This is to certify that l am person- ully acquainted witli Miss Corn Coch- ran and believe her stuielllelll in rc- giirll to Dr. (Ihsse'g Killncy-Llvvr Pills to be true and correct.”

Kccp tho liver activc by illc uso of

Dr. ('lln.sc's Kidney-Liver Pills and you will prevent a multitude of pretty ills. Dr. Cliase's Kidney-Liver Pills. one pill a dose, 25 cents a. box, all dealers, or Ednianson' Butes & Com- pay, Limited, Toronto.

ii whale," bllt so wrappocl that they could not be separated. They ivcrc

thi' sumo house thirty years. hun ro far as known none of ll'cr husbnii-l:-:

_[sont to thc United States trcusllry to_llod hillllcn money. llotll hor i'ol'nl/‘|- ilc counted. Tin- money was c.‘.lli:c:il-1illisballds `dled in the same iloul-lc

__\vllo, before her liiarringe, was l\il‘l. ed beneath the floor ol' thc attic, mill wlicrc tho lutcst bridcgroom will also

Even Que box has brought vigor and . Mary Jnnc Fisher, found $1,800 ill gold it was found the hourd wus loosc 'rlow nlukc his'h0nlc. 'l`lie liilis had hocll

l to h land many thousands oi' dollars in cur the money camo there is not known rolled together for so long that they

_reilewed healtl c onic sufferers, » _ - » -_ » _ - ~ _ - so you owec it to yourqnu- to try Dr lrcncy. The exact amount oi cur-‘ l\i.'s.Boz1ril was mllrrlcd several times. had become one solid mass. Tllci' W\"'_"

l so...k ol. _

l{gmi\t0n’g Puig ppm; '25¢_ per boi rency is unknown as ia colltestcd of having be-ull Mrs. Schwartz before bc- sent to Wasllillgton to lc M 311 ¢1ep_1er5_ il roll of bills large enough to "<:link:» coming l\lrs. l~‘ishcl‘. und sllc live-l illlwzisilcll and lilllwisicd.

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Each contestant will' be Kiwan-

tions.

ing is a natlsilcd customer.

SEND YOUR ANSWER iliii TODAY!

elusive. Do not use any number -more than twice. Place one number in each ot_tlle circles, so that when they are added perpendicularly or horizontally, the total will -be 33.

' coNnl'r|oNs-'rnli ls sirletwa piano advertising contest. All letters mailed must bear the -proper amount ot postage, otherwise the letters will not reach us. STAMP YOUR LETTER 'C0lRR.lilUl.\LT.

-.ONLY ONE MEMBER OF EACH FAIMILY PERMIT-

TED TO ENTER IN'l'0 THIS CONTElSvT.

AWARDS-Each person sending in a. reply will re-

ceive a fountain pen (if called for) regardless ot wheth- er tho answer is correct or not. In addition to this each

$25 or more, according to the mcrit ot the reply, good on the purchase price ot any new piano or player piano.

for a. diamond ring, chest of silver, or a -gold watch, witll the use of the credit check in accordance with condi-

YOU WILL BE NOTIFIED OF YOUR SUCCESSI

All -piano manufacturers and dealers have differen*

ways of advertising. Some employ great artists; some _ use expensive magazine advertizing, w’hile others use teachers to persuade people to buy, paying them com-

' missions. We, however, 'believe that the best advertis-

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and' its magnitude precludes any possibility ot legitimate criticism. It is a well-known fact that high- grade advertising is the essence of up-io-date business methods in any lille of commercialisni.

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