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SERGEANT DUNCAN N|Al)NEI|.,oii1\e " Wlimi till- war lirokc. out l joilirnl

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The above ir the frank, clear testimony of a Canadian soldier. He has been cured of extremely severe dyspepzia,

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not overcome, and he wiahn to tall otlrere that he owes that cure to Dr. Cauelliv Tablets.

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-IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

-FOR SALE AT' KENSINGTON-

John Clow will sell by private sale. House and barn und doubs building lot-K- 4794

»--HORSE RAGE8.- A horse race

on Grand River ice is being planned for Saturday. March l7‘.h. Some oi the sports are getting up it purse for the prizes in the dlflercnt classes. A good exhibition ot speed is expected. _-\ chance for "Sheep River" to win.

L. 0. A. GRAND LODGE- 'l`he au-

nual session of the P. E. l. Provin- cial Grand Orange Lodge opo‘ncd last evening at Kensington. Among those in attendance from _this city are R. K. Brace, John Whitlock, llarry (‘hnu- rllcr. und Past Grand Masters. Rev. l). McLean und' Harry (‘_ra.=,well. The attendance cont-lldc-'ring train arrange- ments- is fairly good.

' -SCHOOL INSPECTED.-» inspec- tor Gallant paid an oiilclal visit to Wallington Station St-hool ou Wed- nesday. March 7ih.~ Spent all day examining the several classes und |'cpr.-rtetl favorably on the work. lie laid emphasis on the advantages the pupils have derived from the grading oi’ the school and the employing of on assistant teacher.

-INSTITUTE MEETING.- Febru-

ary meetiul: oi’ Thanksgiving Womens institute, Wellington, was held at the home of Mrs. Austin Cosgrove. Eigh- teen members wore present. The send ing ol' boxes tc- the soldiers in France wus discussed and it was tlocidod to send boxes to the ihoys from. this section, who are now serving in France. First box was mailed next evening to Mr. Lenard Godwin. At- lor the business ot' the meeting was ilnisliotl tea was served by the hos- tess, Mrs. Cosgrove assisted by Mrs. F. Gallant and hlrs. Jan. Ayers; it was then moved that the next meat- iug be held on March tho liith at the homo ot' the President, Mrs. D. L. (`nmeron. Tho- vote was unanimously adopted. The meeting then adjourned The sulijoct oi’ discussii:-n for next meeting: is tho “making of homo made clir¢esc."

-SCHOOL WORK.-- 'l‘hc cxnmitlfb

tions of Wallington Station School for month ot` l<‘ohrunry give following rosnllaz Grade VII.-1', llermine llolr- ior; 2, liclon llishop; Il, Leona (fame- ron. ilratlo Vi.-»1. Aldonn Gallant: 2. Katliloc-ii Mr'.\'c.lll. Grado V.- 1. Zr-llr-a. Poirier; 2. Katherine Poni- liroko.; :l, Reno Gaudet. Grade lV.-- tSf-uiori--I, 'l`licodor<' Gallant; 2, Aunm Barry, Arthomisf' Poirier and t;crtrudr~ Pombroltc tcquul); 3, Gur- ili-ld llay. Grade l\'.~~ t.l\\nior)-- l. lidward Poirier; 2. l-ldnn Gallant. Grade lil.-A Marlo iielsnt-y; 2, Laur:t| Day; fi. Josie Gullnnt. Grade ll.- tsco. a.i i._'I‘lllie Harlow; 2, Crarlsse Gallant: Zi. Arthur Pombrolte and Minnie Gullan-L (equal). Grade ll. -- tscc. li.) 1. Aylward Barlow; 2, (Zar- roi Delaney; il, Alpha-sine Poirier. tlratlo 1.- soc. n.l)-1. Bernice Gau- det; '.'. Violet Arsennult. Grade l.- tso<:_ b.l-1,/ <austlna Gaudet; 2, lilinnlc l’oirir=i': Ii, Anna T'oli'lcr.

'-1

to feel Fresh and Fil!

-you must keep your stom- ach well, your liver active, the bowels regular, and your blood pure. Your physical condition depends on the health of these organs. When anything goes wrong

just take

a few _doses of Beecl1am’s Pills and avoid any serious illness. They are a line corrective and tonic for thc system, and a great help in maintaining good health. A single box will prove the remedial value of

BEEIIIAWS FlllS

Largest Sale of Any Medicine in the World. Sold even where. ll bezel. 25:.

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-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian

can be obtained af, LeiIerty’s Tonsor

lint Parlors, Summerslde. ' -MR. W. K. MeGOUGAN is Guar- dian representative in Stzmmereide.

-POSTPONED-The St. Potrlcirs

Concert which was to take place in Kensington on Mar. 20th, will be held on the evening oi Mar. 22nd. 4795

-SPECIAL COURSE- Ptes. Wm.

Bryant and E. C. wigmore. have left. for Halifax, where they will take a special course ln bayonet drill at the Military School. '--H.

A FAM|lY'1i_§iiUlHPORi

Restored to -Health-Children Quickly 'Cured of Pneumonia

Quite'n luixuber oi very remark~

able cures' -have been ellected in var- ious families 'lu Southport by means of the Farudor- and the good work continues to spread. The following letter' will ho read with interest.

` Southport, P. E. I.

March 11, 1917

Dear Sir,-A deep sense ot gratlt~

ude- moves me to make this statemollt

Eight days _after the birth or mr’

last child one of my. limbs was t.er~ rlhly swollen from the knee to the toe and was pronounced “milk ies” bv the vectors. For lully six weeks

-RACE AT NEW LONDON.- The big tree-for~all race on the New Lon-‘ ‘don speedway is expected to take pinoo on Wednesday , March l4th,| There will be three classes viz. Free-» for-all pace and Three minute class.| _Many entries from Charlottetown and' Summerslde are expected.-K.

-CASCAPEDIA WlTHDRAWN.- The Summerside' Agent of the S. SM! Cascapedln., Mr. W. G. Scburmau._ was advised that it has been decided to discontinue the service between Montreal, Summerside, Charlottetown

land Picton.

y -PURCHASES PROPERTY- Mr. Robert Mayhew. Mount Tryon. _ wlwi has recently purchased the farm oil 130 acres, known asthe Phillip Sim- mon property, on the Mount Tryon Road, was in town Saturday. on busi- ness in connection with his purchase.

-ll. ` _

--SERIOUS FIRE.- During Mon-_

day nlght's storm, Mr. Jas. Gillis 'ot_ lnionmoun had his house and au dsl contents destroyed by tire. The build-`

l`wi-is confined to m,y bod suffering vc-ry much. Being unniiic- to obtain any relief i decided to try tho Farador and began its use on tho liltb ot last Juno. Tho result. proved benellciai from the start. ln less than two woohs thc- swelling was c-utlrely gone.

My baby was very ill on one occas-

iou.’i‘he doctor said it had pneumonia. We started pt once _to apply the Far~ ador n.ni1‘ when the doctor called't_wo days later ho expressed gre:-at sur- prise at tho wondort’ul improvement in the child. One oi' my other child- ren took pnoumon!-n a tew days later and we uscd nothing' but the Futador for him with the result that he rec- overed ln at i`f-w (lays. -

The Parador' also cured my d'.\ugh~

ter Hilda ot` pain and tluttering oi thc heart. ~

My father, Mr. James McAdam, was

suffering nearly all. w-¢,n;er from severe chills and a single application oi the Farador did wonders i'or him.

My mother had been

.~‘-uffcriug nineteen years from much the saute aihucut as my- self and although sho is not entirely* cured the Farudor has hclpct? heI n; great deal. i

Previous to using thc l1‘arador wo

ing might have been saved, but unter-N tunately the house pump was frozen and before water could the secured the fire had gained wo much head-2 wav to ho controlled. The wc-:'st too-1 ture of the nil`o.l;- is that Miss Gllll:<.‘ who in tho panic, did not put he-1° shoes on. had hcl' feel. 'severely froz- on and is stifiorlnlz intensely. Tho sympathy oi' the community cons to Mr. and Miss Gillis in the loss they:

Ilinvc siisralnctl.

-TlGNiSH SCHOOL- Standiuir

or pupils ol’ Tlgnlsh Grnmnmr Scliool for month ot l~`ebruary: Grade Vll.--I i'rnncis Nolllgan 88. Grad:-_ `Vl.~-; Francis Richards 73; Loo Arscnault' 72; .Colin (lonroy 07; Fldelo Arsc-‘ nault 06. Grade VV.-- i-iarkott liar- per 74; Percy Conroy 04; ltayiiionfl Gaudet G2; Everett (‘ouroy Gi. Grade lV,- (Senior)-- Raymond (‘artc" 85: Andrew Gallant 77; Adrion ltlchard Tti; James Richard 70; Ralph llncnett 68. Grade lV.- (Junic-r)- Thomas* Gallant. 76; Joh'n Feriliessey 79; lleéor I ltlchard 00. Grade lll.- Emile Gau~ det S3; Marc-_us Hackett 81; Everett "- linrper 80. Grade ll.- Peter Perry l 79; Joseph Perry 76; Joseph (laurlc-t<‘ 75. Grade 1.- Samuel Mnlllot, 7ii;` liiticst Harper 75; Cliarlcs .irsonault

_ -CITY COUNClL.- .it tho' moet-- ing ot' the newly elected Mayor and Council Monday evening. thc vnrioin Qcoriiniittccs and oillcers were appoint 'r\d. The only clianlrcs in the list of iuillcerr- is George W. Robinson, .»\sses‘- yor. in place ot’ Edward ll. Mon- ikly; Douglas Gordon. Auditor' in place oi’ Frank Arnett. W. 'l‘, Mathiesnn lwas appointed Fire (‘hiot’. with l~‘. li. ifnrrant. Assistant. those appoint- ments being made owing to the rosig~ nation ot (‘_hlot' Johnson. Joseph lllc-~ kcy was appointed engineer of tho isteamor licuver, The annual vote oi’ itcn dollars pci' man to thc tire' depart- mem was passed. The tnotnbtws oi

1t‘ouncil, asking for an ndtlitionai lgrant oi' $1.000 for .vchool purposes. "Pho mcotlng adjourned till l~`rlday

|night.

_

. -BOARD OF TRADE.- The Coun~ ;cil oi’ Summerside llonrd of Trade lhcld a .special meeting last night to

italm into consideration the wlthdraw~ ,nl oi' tho (‘nscape'rllu, from the Mon- ,trcnl island service. Tho mutter was idlscuse-.d at some length and tho sec- lretary was lnstructcd to wire the com- iipany and ascertain if possible their reasons for withdrawal and ll' nn_v~ thing could be done to induce them to recoitcsidel- their iiecle--ion, A telegram was also ordered to be sent to tht; Montreal Board oi Trade urging upon them to use their best ei‘i`orts to have this' service contiuumi for this year at least, owing to the congestion on tho rai'lway. Tho secretary was also ln- .~'-tructed to confer with the Charlotte- town Board. on the subject and n coniniitec was appointed to write other stcamslilp line.; with it view to taking up the sclvif-os if tho decision to wlthtlmw thu-' (‘:\st~apcilia iw final.

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had spent several; hundrc-.'l dollars i‘or various treatments". my mother once giving sixty dollars to a spec- ialist ot Newark. N. J., but tho Far- ador gavr- the first and only relief.

For the above .stated reasons wc

hnvo good cause to praise tho l"a.rndor und' are never tired ot' recommending it to tho sick and suitering.

MRS. BURTON STEWART

The foregoing latter' is uddrfsetl

to W. E. Ennmn, Fnrador Agent. 226 l'iicl1mond St., (`hnrl.'>ttotown. inter- c_-stin1.': litr'rnlurr~ given to nil nppllc~

illliili.

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-MUSSEL MUD.- The iuusses

mud haulc‘rs arc bustling to illl their orders, they are however. at times, greatly' liaudicuppod. for cars. while their loading <~apa<_'_ity is about ill"- tecn cars daily. They are often obliged' to pile' the mud near tho shore until empty tears' arrive. cruising consider this extra labor. lfarniers should un- oad their mud from the cars lu the

least. possible time so they can he re~

ui'ne'd to tho yards quickly for re- ou.dlng_ -ll.

ANOTHER WOMAN TELLS

HOW VINOL MADE HER STRONG.

llcallsville, 0hlo.-- “l wish all ner-

vous, weak, run-down women. could have Vluol. I was st- rundown. weak and nervous l could not sleep. Ever_v~ thing l nic hurt me. and thc modlt'int- l had taken did me no good. l decided to trv Viuol, and boioro long l could out a`n_vlhlng l wnntt-_d and could sleep u.ll night. Now l uni wt-ll and strong uud in hotter health than l have boon for years."-L Mrs. AN.\'.~\ I\lll.i.lS0.\I lit-allsville, Ohio.

Wo gua=.'nnt0c Vlnol lol' all l'un-

down weak and debllitatcd conditions.

E. A. Foster Ilruggisi. (‘harlotto~

town also at the lies; Drug|:ist_ in all l'i'iut'o Edward lslnnd towns. \Vlnol is sold in Montague by ll. J. Mahon.

Snxof Solve

CURES SKIN AFFECTIONS One package proves it. Sold and _guaranteed by above Vlnol druzglst.

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COLLARS

I5 cs/vrs 5.4 cu

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-A GUiCK CALL.- The firemen

were called out on Monday afternoon lor at slight, blaze in the' reshlence ot Mr. S. J. Araennuli. Central Street. Their services were. however. not rc-» quired. as n icw pulls ot’ water o'x~ tinguished the' llrc. -li.

WESTERN PERSONALS

-Miss Minnie Stool. ol' Summer-

side, who has been on an extended visit to Souris and the eastern part. of l’. E. l.. returned to Sumlurrsidc ou Thursday last. --K.

--Mr. Douglas (‘rnig, has i'oiuruod

to Suinme|'sidf'_'_ alter u plcasunt visit with i`rlends at Alborton and lllaclt Banks. -ll. ,_

new garments for women who care to be well dressed.

To day there’_sa smart iineof

: the most' attractive suits we have

seen yet.

They come in soft Finish French I ` ' A -» Serges_-Browns $22.00.

| _ And then there are hosts- of others-

Coats 10.50, 11.50. 16.00, 18.00 to 34.00.

` Suits 12.75, 15,00, 16.00, 24.00, 27.00.

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_ New Coats

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and Suits

Every day this store is opening \

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. Limited _ _

-Mr. J. .i. McArthur and family.

oi' lions'lngto`n, are shipping house- hold oiients, preparatory to moving to their new residence' in Gleican. Al- bc»_rta_ whore hir, McArthur has pun chased a ranch. l\lr.` and Mrs. Mc- Arthur will bo much missed in the vommunlty'. -K.

,

‘ARIN U AWEEK AT H

Help to not the hge Jenni

industrious persona pro-

vided with proiitable ell- vear round employment on

fx if Auto Kmttere, Experience

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Sun. P . M . 4.40 Dept. 5.54 6.25 7.15 Arr.

2.20 Dept. Charlottetown li_tl8 liuuter lllvor 4.23 lirnernld Junction 13.02 Kensington

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P.M. 2.00 Dept. Bummsrside Zt.1i3 Port Hill

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EX. EX;

CANADIAN GO ERNMENT RAILWAYS _

'PRINCE E WARD ISLAND

p TIME TABLE IN EFF CT, FEBRUARY llt., 1917.

ATLANTIC TANDARD TIME. ` W Y

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