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JANUARY 29, 1917

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f'Shoe Sa

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for Men

Invictus B oo ts a e

Canada’s best. _

We have about thnc unflred pairs in Blnf-». and an bouaht lietoic the .to~ ance and. stamp tl 600\h.» id price.

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Sale Price»$6.00

Remember' the present price‘is 7.50 and 8.00 get yours now.

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Fiuli-allies" Mails Him Feel is li Walking lin iii

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“Z-‘or over two years, I was troubled

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A,‘»/irlilzam! lluailiu'/1r.i. U..c .l.r} l _saw your sign which read "1-`ruit-a-tives Iii.;!;c you feel like walking on air." 'lfhis appealed to me, sol decided to try it box. In s very short time, I hcgan io foci better, and naw [ful/ine. l have agood appetite, relish everything I eat, and the Headaches are gone entirely. I recommend this pleasant fruit medicine to all my friends ”.

DAN MCLEAN.

50a. ii box. 6 for $2.50, trial size, 25c. At all dealers or sent postpaid by Fruit~ i\~tircs Limited, Ottawa.

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YOUR FRIENDS can bu?

ariytnmg you 'can give

-hem-except your photogravh.

Malte an aooointment today.

The Coolr’s Studio New DesP'isav slwk

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Good Photography Moderate Prices.

Personal attention to Am- g,,,,,,,y Wm he an ,,g,,,,,,,,,,._,

ateur Photography.

107 Queen St.

Phone 68-J.

Photographs

The business man who will spare a

tow minutes oi’ his time to the photo- grnpher of today will please his en- tire family. _

His portrait produced by

V present day methods of photo-

tiirprlss-Its done so quickly and clearly. Make your appointment to~ day. `

. .* IT PAYS to buy in this l'rcvince

..°T. GORDON IVES is Guardian

representative in Montague.

..*MR. R. R_ HOWLETT is Guar-

dian agent tor Annandale and vicinity

..*ANNUAL CHURCH MEETING.

-The annual meeting or St. /\nn'» rew‘s church, Montague. P_E_l._ was held on Wednesda the 17th J.iniiiiv'

with (`.nri/r'/m.'i../1, lJmw.ri'irt.r.r,'Lark ry/ in 7-30 D-UL Tile. Re* David 3'f_l1;lii.

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lr-isle in thc chair. file.. .ci was appoiiitcd secretary. 'Pho min- utes of the last annual meeiing wc.; read and approved. The reports of the, various organizations ivorc given. and all showed progress. The r=rcnci~.il treasurer’s report was, iio\'xcver_ thv center of expectation. i"o.~ .i good number oi’ years tho congrexutiou hm. been struggling and lia:i<`_'lcnp|icr. with a considerable deht. This liar, been reduced. and the co1igro;',.it'1on began the year 1916 with a debt of six hundred and niineteen dollars. r. was. felt that' this ought to he wiped .out. The Trustees iinu‘ 'l`i~c:is_'ui~ui' or:

_.*TWO'CENTS per word unch sortlon for advertising in this col- umn. Cash must accompany order. Mhiiuium charge twenty-tive cents.

_ _ *SCHOOL WORK.-The seriilan

l ' A , I lniozidoii. Buenos Ayres Sydney"

'“‘ Yttllflllill Lili li l,Moii..~»-|-~- .wi other large nm.. or $1; J. 'r_ Meteor. ti: A. M. Barre.

_ nit- wniui “Tim niriii of ti Nation" is $1: Johii :md Gov. Eoiili'-'~ “gl-

: _ . - ' - " fr r - _ ~ 7'. $1' Jon Mci\'e ., '

Let yum "gm lm, better heunh he_ il_up_ic i iii., tho riiiir\_elous records A MLMI an: , ,_ _“__ 1

gm _,wwf Be,.m.e von fee, um, wum_ ii..iih ihrouvhuut the ililf.-s of (hm. (ill_llb_i__f$£__.L______/_i.$il_. M_<_-_.Isl i})_

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Ile Bright, Well, ~ §_lI.‘i.‘§,'.i‘.?.’.1'..§“i‘..1f.’.Z.’t‘2.f2l.?.".i.2“;‘§€

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Stroiig Restore 1...? ...';..“'5,i ..i‘;‘ .3313 .‘i.....l’,l‘..%’

ini.: of physical i-o`llupr~"> cle:-xiisc, and WI" “"0 im' U“m"" 3'““`s~

Marshall Smith. $3; Timothy Yoiinl. $1; Donald McKenzie, $5; Allan Math- eson. Sl; Chee.. Henoorir. 70c; John Beaton, 20c; l’otr_r M. S'._<.'srt, $2; Phipll Ssundtfxs. $5; Doiigfzl McNeill.

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nu"‘ t-tarniiiutioii ol' lalrcville scliool strc-ngllien and build your svstc-'ni i S"""‘ U" “alt” '|`h\l|'*i‘\1\Y 10 ii. iii. at ML'Miilii\i. $1: Mrs. _‘tory l‘/it-Ncill, $1.

was held on Friday atteriiooii. De

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22nd. and was well zitteiidodhy rati- feeling is [)i. Haniiltoivs Pifls, the 'N93' lN(llygugt°;:;;__&l:){]oT;'from pu.)m( to payers ami other visitors. The s<~hooi‘ uizknowlctlgcri king of all tonic- nic'.ll- ' ' "'_` mme 81,. 1.2 58 ` '

Mine: Pearle Ching. nsslsteil by Miss Ruth Baliitr. Mrs. S. J. liosn uiiil Miss M. lic-fe, and they showed li_\' their

prompt sn;.' iiitclliuent uiis\\‘ci's the or kidneys. Cures headaches. pri-3 My-:, \\', E, lieiitloyf Wrirrl 1. r-ni-

splmiilitl marine' in ivhicli iliigv had bucn laiiglit. After thi: oxiizniiiiition

cause they regulate their systtni with l,|§,'[‘ N()_ (;]_

this old reliable fuiiiiiy remedy. Noih- _ mi: H0 i-_:ood for the bowels- stoiiiach' in-o\fmii_iiy :ici-;nowi¢-_it;r.~.i $1.'».s9i.i3.

vents liilioirsiieeii, stops aching paiiiv- ir-cteil lliroiigli Mrs. S. A. l\i<-l.r'o|l, ‘ in the hai-it uni] limhsr. Got ai 251'.. box' $27. ip. ;'0i1u“»'.-V..

c The' one remedy' for that tired droolly 'li|¢.ii"i- ho: oliici-_ _ (`0ll¢"llNlii0U Twill 3*?" 1'0"” UL

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ri short but oiijoyalilc progruin was oi' Dr. lluniilton`s Pills tovdny. \\‘_ (;_ tyiiimtpia $2.1 ' i l

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rciirioi-ml hy the pupils, anti' all pr ent were then treated to candy. The

tcaciicz' wasprcseiitcd with' ri hc:i\i_i_i- CHES1-RA M_ ,-_ Mc,;,,wun_ $10; “-_ E

--- l‘hcc. $2; .lnnics ll/[c('0rriiar~k_ 3;, with “The sinh of a Nation,-' Mon. Mrs. _-innic \vigi\tnnm_ si; Goo.

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When she had thanked thc pupils for and Tuesday’ February 5th a"d‘l\,0“‘fl`C:f]t'l ($gf‘sl‘_.ré“:|';§;§1‘]l}'{c$`3i,t

fix' ____ ltirnion Poole. $1; J. E. Poole. $1 ;`

ful present. sf’ u token of the :ippro ntlon of hor untiring services, ri thc esteem iii which shc is held hy'

thai" gzlft iii :i fitting manner. the '-:iiiimtioii was hroiiizht to a close

_ \\hirn Road Prosi; l’rill, tlii'0iii:;|i M.

HEAR THE BIG SYMPHONY 0R.'i'. Y\l1'ilo\\':~n, !`.i)il.05 as follow :- _

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pressed' a wish that the co:i;.:;uga|io\ be free of debt. The various oi';:_ru

ii.'2"‘2'$T.g”l2§..llI.`i.“.1ii‘if§5".§°T}fé”‘i.§11 Sew re f`.0ltl lil l'tll'lS

Pi'ir.<~o Edward Theatre. Moiirliii'

of the Trustees with ine result that ____

thc Treasurer. Mr. John Fraser. wus

"lilo io present the best i‘inancial_i'c _ (Spepgui to me (}uardi,m_) port in the congregations history. The. |»,\|;|5_ _pm_ g_=;__ irmnce is in annunl reveiiiie of this cliu1‘ch_l1a.~||_he grip of me severest Com weanlel. fluctuated between thirteen hundred _ fm- m,m_\- years, The thermoinetcr in and "UV ‘\0"‘"`S W f0“"9`9“ l_\““d"9d Paris registered 17 degrees i'ahrcn~ dollars. Diiriiii: t__h<-_ Dust _vef_irhtli@ heir _tf.tiu_,. and even 1,, southern viii. c0ii§__re_2aIi0ii_raise»_1;‘_¢.'_1wf*i\ti-l me cs, like Marseilles and Boi-denim. huiii.red dollars hesiic pi cs_e_»iit.iig tht- |thL.,.e wwe several deg,.e,,S 0,- 1-mst miiiistei'_ Rev. 1). \\-i.glit_ iv h .q hnnd~\ rphe,-,. were 8 |mmi,e,- of (maths from some racooii coat costing on'-_ liirndrrd l cold nntl sui‘i`ei‘ing oi' the Parisleeiics and twemynve doiia,-S_ in ,, wm.,|_‘linvo hem aggravated hy coal short- the congregation raised nearly oiiei"ge'

thousand dollars more than the usual _

annual revenue. Their coiitributioiir. i

.to the various missionary and' other C d ’ enterprises ofthe church were higher

thrip any izgreyitiiis yeapi atiid all this (specm to the Guardiam) exc us_ve o t ei contr iu ions to the BERHN-_ vm S,,yvm,_,_ _,HIL __ R60 CF053- B5‘!ffl3ll F~9llef» PaU`|0'-“~`» Russian positions nrt ti front of rih(~.it and other funds. The mliiister, the six miles on northern end ot' the Rus- session. trustees. the treasurer. and the"‘l"‘ Gaiman Line have been "‘1inl}}`@<l

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congregation are to be congramlated I illir‘ts.9 Seirelljgll-‘twirl \l?rirlv{;It>i0irllCl'eilis iliee

THE BAVER STUDIO.

011 their Slllellllid S\\0Wil1il. [iiouinnnian front almost halting niili-

- _ |iar‘y opcerutinn.

evcnin l<`e~liruarv :ith and 6th

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. _ __. ,. ., _ ‘ lliiusuril intercrt is evinced iii ll\c,(li10. W. Aiiiriri. $2; J. W. Altkin. $21 lit ...ii i. ri, the .\.\tlonril Anthem. ieugngmuen, of -.The Birth of u Na.,(‘, li. ll. Poole. $2: .l. M. Aitkln,'

tion,” wliich will hc shown at lli0f$2; (`\\¢lS. l1Hll<ll‘1'. $11 lddilll (`0WBYl'.

$3.50; Riieiif-ii Vaitclicr. Si; .lohii

evening and Tuesday ail'terriooii uii<i»\`1lU'l\0l'. $1; JFS. V'=\fCl1€l`» $3; JCh'5l‘

(".irk $1 Roger l) WeStci\\fi\', ',

g. _ _ .' . : . .‘ .' $0'

-lt is iinportriiit for iiiioiiding pritrnns' ll. J. Stewart. $5' Geo. 0'('_onnors.

Io take note that this is thc fni~ov\'ell12~'5: S. B. Aitkiii. $51 J. R. Mr>l{onzit'. tour ol' this tr_cnicndousl_v successful $22 M\'f`~~ V- -‘\~ I)€'VV3l'. $3; Alex. spectac!c,~_ f('amplioll, $2; J. A. Stewart, $5; VV.;

So lnani' elements ciitcr into thc-U. \\'l\ll€ll0f\<l. $5; -|011" J€ffl`€.\'- 2501'

success of “The liirtli oi' ri Nat.luii",Gl`0. l. Wright. $5; Murdoch Mathe-; that nn r-'iiuiiieraitioii ot' llio riiofits ofiiwll. $1: Mont Anne-ar. $2.501 (`YI`l1P- the prodiictioii nilglii prove tetlitiiisf U<‘Wl\l'. $2; Pl`GSl0ll 11- C0ll1Dll€`ll~ $23! 'But it shoiild he uitziili said that thclAl'3I<- H¢`)'l\U1il5» 500; Wm. Cllmllllell.

inusicril uccoiiipziiiiiufirit io the pitf- turc, e'riilnui:iiig folk-:.oiigs. national aiitlicnis, engajgins dance nielodies and sonic of the lint-st coiiipositloiis of the \\'0rlii`s best r'on|pos0i'.~4. together' with the crcritiorig oi' Jo.='.cDl1 (‘arl Iiruil, hi-is no small part in contribut- ing to the c-nI_ei'tairiinci1t.

A ilncly selected company of actors

is secii in historic and romantic roles, and th(-re nie trcrnc-ndoiis liattlc sccizrfs, woiitlerful night rides ot' the Ku Klux Klan. delightful hits oi' com-

$1; Mrs. S. Peters, 250; Mi"-i. Leitli§ M<~l<‘ailuiie. 55c; F. E. Reynolds. 50c.`:

Bc-‘iff iiivcr Poll, tlirougli Philip Saunders, assisted liy Duncan Gillisf $82.40 as i'ollows':~

\Vm. Saiiiidcrs, $2; Capt. l). J. Riley, $2; Murdoch Stewart. $l;{ Henry Saunders, $1; W. A. l\'iatlic~[ son, $2; Alex. Stewart. $2; John* ltlci!.o'.in, $1; A. Mclimii, $1; Win. Stewart. $1; A. D. Stewart, $2; Alex. (Inniphell, $2; Mun Mcbeaii. $1; l)on.§ S. Stewart, $2; M. F. Riley, $5; A.'

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Wishes For 191 7

.\ii :i|\pr'c"l:itZota in our pros-

enl and '_ pi-nsper_ii'~'c customers.

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Oui liii~iiiie-is or l'li6 has r-x»

ceotied in voluinc that of a y previous' year. and we cannot conceive hut tim( our “sr|u.'irc deal pnlir-_." has hecn thc nioairi

of our success.

_ We have an appreciative host if ciistomcrs that kiiow our trade is lui-ge und they will not allow our stock to get stale on the shelves.

We most heartily thank you

all for the increased hixsincss ol tho present year. and it is under the same policy that wo solicit your patronage for 19iT_

Your coupons [rom our cash

Wisliirig you n Happy New

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edy and romance and a visiiallzation:D. Stewart. $5; Robert Nicholnoii. oi: great historic events such as the $3; A. M. Stewart. $21'-101111 NiCh0l assassiiintion oi' Preisdent Llricolnlffili. $1; Wm. A. MCLl1l‘0ll.'$52 CHD!-l und the surrender oi’ Dee to Grant. i-V F- G- MCDOuf.’.all, $21 M50 J. BP1l.l

. No such vital`pi<-_ture as “The Blrthf$29 M">“~ Della Bell- $11 WHL Mlllfilbl

of ii Nation" has _vet been place-.l upon ,$11 -WS. GUNS- $22 J- -\. Gillil. 34;'

Ellis’ Pharmacy Ltd Montailuc

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“HEAR ones"

GU RD AN

_ AV RIVED

400 of the World’s Greatest Songs in a Single Book---Never Before Sold for Less Than $2.50 Per Copy

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The

Ch’Towi1 Guardian _ to its READERS-one of _

JOE MITCHELL CI-IAPPLE’S I `

, '$10,000 Prize Books

400 songs selected by more than 20,000 people all over the World.

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Over 401) [Complete Songs

l ith Words and

W ' _ Music "“""...._.....

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Sggges Tlie Heart Songs oi 90,00

They came in yellow, time-worn, te

les only-or remembered verses, i to obtain the whole.

hundred finally selected-as having

Many of these songs cannot be found in any other collection.

had been sacredly treasured from childhood-others were written out from memory-some were given by tit-

Of the thousands received it is safe to say that the several

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We believe that th_e distribution of, this unrivalled son 'col-

lection will bring more happiness into the homes 0? our

0,000 People

ar-stained sheets-that

nvoiving a long Search

the lar est number of

Readers; will do more to make them attractive to young and old; do more to mculcate a love for music; to soften, elevate, and refine the home life; to cultivate the nobler,

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heart forever.

Prizes Awarded by ,

VICTOR HERBERT, one of America’s `