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' -CIVIC ELECTION. --Tbocivic

-RED CROSS CONCERT.- A

very successful concert was held at Mr. David Marchbanks, Montrose on Feb. 8th. A large sum of prodeeds was netted.-A.

-THE ROAD3.- The recent thaw

played havoc with the roads. in many places the travelling was left almost inipnssable, both on land und ice.-A. _

-SNOW Pl..0UGH.- Through the

ingenuity of Messrs Carslylu Bell and :Futons at new device for rt-moving: Ithc snow; that appears to have it par- Iticular attraction to the sidewalks of I.-ilbcrton, has been made-. Alrcutly some very effective work hits been ,executed .-A.

-NOMINATION FOR MAYOR. -

Three Councillors and one Watc-.' mlssioner t'or tho to-wn of Summer- sltle, will be held on the 20th lust., and voting on the 27th. there' is. ul- rcady much speculation :is to tlichre- suits. Many names arc bcing mt»n~ tioned.-ll.

-HOCKEV.- Albcrton has allways

been justly prc-ud of its fair sex. 'l`o the-ir various talents. the _voting latli

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Ilulrcd the nrt ol' playing hockey. "llogalettes“ as they are termed, have :ittalncd such a degree c~t' elllcioucy in the art that they have sent challenges to all similar organizations in the province, us well as to the “Old Men ltegals" gf their home town. Judging from thy, practice games. should the

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if thc- Ladies team will; untlr.ul.\tedly. he cliaugetl. The some name. but the order of syiinlilcs r<»vcr.~tctl “Eat-tile Iivgnis _ "-A.

AIIIDS IN ,SIIIMACH SIIUR IHI IIIUI] ANI]

CAUSE INIIIIIESIIIIN

'PAPE’S DlAP_EPSlN" '=iX~ES SOUR GASSY, UPSET STOMACH8 IN F-IVE MINUTES.

li what you just ate is souring on

Itead, refusing to digest, or you belch I

gas and eructato sour, undigested food. or have a feeling of dizziness, heart-burn, fullness, nausea, had taste ln mouth and stomach, headache, you can surely get relief in tive minutes. ' Ask your pharamcist to show you the formula, plainly printed' on these fifty-cent cases of Pape’s Din/pepsln, then you will understand why dys- peptic troubles- of all kinds must go, and why it relieves s'o`ur out of order stomachs or indigestion in five mln- tttes. “Pape's Diapepsin" is harmless; tastes like candy, though each d`ose will digest, and prepare for ass1miia-- ,tion into tho blood all the food you ent.; bee-ities, it makes you go to the table with n healthy appetite; but what will please you most., is that you will feel that your stomach and intestines are clear and fresh. and you will not need to resort to laxativ- es or liver piflls for bllliousness r/r I constipation.

This city will have many "Pt\po’s

Dla.peps'ln" cranks, as some people will call them, but yr'| will bo efnthu- siastic about this splendid stomach preparation, too, if you ever take it for indigestion, gases, heartburn, sourness, dyspepsia, or any stomach ' misery.

Get some now, this minute/. and rid

your-self of stomach misery and' Indi question in five minutes.

I IIIIIEIIE IS THE MIITIIER

with a child who is rundownfhas pale cheeks of thin blood, who will hesitate to give that child the verything itneeds to start it growing and keep itgoing?

Foroverfortyycarstheconcentrated

liquid-food in Scotfs Emulsion has been changing thinnels to plumpness - -changing poor blood to rich blood.

There is nothing better for growing

children-'whether they are_weak or well-than Scott’s Emulsion, but see

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cs in the wester metro oils have 110-. u hat to match. The bride was ably

I‘m""` "°""Pl me Kuilflilffb the Y\\1illf‘-t’ricnds anti relatives went. to the

ithe different classes and the spelling

your stomach or lies like a lump oi’ WJ* “XC” U°“”" °°‘I l"`0m l “ml

‘lortton for sdvotiling in this column. Cash must accompany order. Mini- mum chorgo twenty-ilvo cents.

-THI MORNING DAILY Guardian

can bo obtained at L\fforty's Ironlor Isl Parlors, Bummornldo.

-PROPOSED BRANOH OF THE

AERIAL LEAGUE- Hon.--A. E. Ap senault. VIce~Presient of the Over- ses; Club, has- received a communica- ,tion from George R. Lighthall, Sec- retary of the Aerial /League of the Britlsb`Emph-e for Canada. asking ‘him to organize a branch of thc' Aerial ~.Loague in this county. The objects of the League are, among others, to encourage the invention and -mann- facture' of aerial crafts. to spread in- formation showing the vital impor- tance' to the British Empire ot' aerial supremacy. to give information about schools for learning the ar; of .ilying. to u-"slat those desiring ap- pointments in' the lloyei Flying Service", and to afford Infomation with respect to aviation in general. A meeting oi’ all those interested wi-ll, therefore, be held at. Mr. Ar- senault's oillce on Thursday' evening, the 15th instant. at eight o'ciock.

-MARRIAGE BELLS-On Tuesday

Jan. 30th in Mont Carmel church tt happy ceremony took place when Mr. Philips Arsenault, son of Mr. Jerome M. Arsenault C-I' Mont Carmel was united in tho holy matrimonial bonds to Miss Zelle Arsenault daughter of Mrs. Andre Arsenault of St. Raphael. The groom was dressed in black while the bride was attired I blue silk with

supported by Miss ltoaella J. Arse- nnult., while the groom was attended by Mr. Donut Arsenault. brother of the bride. After the ceremony the lr-ltlnl party proceeded tn the home of the bride. where they pnriook of u delicious dinnnr. Towards evening tho happy couplg followed by many

home ot' the groom where a sumptuous snnnr-~ awaited them. Tho Guardian unites with their many friends andI relatives to wish the newly married

-Gr. Hubert Rogers. 2'l2ud rein-

forcements, spout the week end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Rog- ers, Aibortou.-A.

-Mr. Onlay Caeboun. representive

of Shipard and Morse Lumber Co.. Gsspe. P.. Q.. was in Alberton on Thursday and Friday of last week.- A.

'-The friends of Mr. Ben Sharp of

Holman‘s Ltd.. are pleased to hear that he is speedily recovering from his recent illness.-H.

,y -Mrs. D. J. McNeill and son Preston of Snmmerslde arg paying a visit -n Albany the guests of ber par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Abram Noonan. -ll.

-Mrs. W. K. Llewellyn has return-

ed from Coleman, She was accompan- ied to Summerslde by her sister Mrs. Russel Rogers who spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harris, returning to Coleman on Monday.

PETS AT SALONICA

ARE VERY ANNOYING

A supsrnumerary writes: Most of

them, of course, are not animals at all In the exact or dictionary sense of the word. Some of them are insects". some of them are reptiles, and I sup- pose a scientist would find fifty other classifications for them. There is no need to say much about the flies. Those faithful little friends of the army accompany us all over the world. and they are much like' everywhere. Yet it may be noted that the fly of Salonlca. is more affectionate than the fly- of England or even ot' Egypt. It settles on your face and holds tight, and occasionally lt eats pieces of you. in at kind of passion for indissoiubie union. But it 'has little originality. and its methods are monotonous.

it is not like the praying months.

for instance. One ot' those devout insects came to dinner with us on my fimt evening in the land, and went round tho table for all the world like a tract distributor. Finally it cllm.be'tl a beer bottle and stood there with arm! upralti-'ell and addressed the multitude till the owner ot’ the

couple n happy journey through life.- li.

'-SCHOOL EXAMINATION.-The

,semi-annual examination of St. Ra- phael school was held on Friday after- noon, Feb. 2nd. The attendance of the ratepayers was not as large as it wc-uid have been if the roads had ,been good. The classes were exa-‘ mined by l"tev. P. P. Arsenault. Mr.; Joseph M. Aucoin and Denis D. Arse-A nault, teacher. The subjects examined in were reading, spelling. grammar. ';cograpby, history,arithmetic.etc. The reading was admirably rendered by

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Idocisivc answers wore received nt oat-.li of the questie~ns asked by the inspectors of the different classes es- pecially in history and geography ‘which give credit to the untiring ef- forts of the teachers Messrs, Vernon Smith and Mathuriu Gallant. In a few brief and appropriate words Rev-. P. P. Arsenault remarked on the pro- gress made since last examination and urged both parents and pupils to continue in the -way of progress. in o"der to meet the demands for educa- ted men and women occasioned by

in a few brief words also remarked on the progress made since last examina- t|<.~n to which he said he had the pleas- uic to attend. Mr. Joseph M. An- voin in a few choice words expressed his satisfaction at the advancement made in all the subjects taught espe- cially since the ‘beginning of the term. Mr. Aucoin speaks on the necessity oi' prod`ucing men and women capable or doing their duty honestly as the men und women of tomorrow and to replace thc-_.ae that have ulrendy made the supreme sacriilcc of their lives in tlcicnct-, of thc-Ir homes and t:ount|°y.- il.

_ WESTERN PERSONALS

-llcv. (i. l~‘. Dawson. Alberton is

it prcscnt in St. John. N. ll.-A.

-Miss Murgurci Iiccr. Coloma" was

in Sulnmersidc Suturtlny visiting `i’ric'lids.-ll.

-Grs. Dawson, Wctxks and Moore,

'2'I2nd reinforcements are till enjoying s short furlough in Alberton.-A.

--Mr. ll. S. Rogers of Sunnyn'o`olr'.

Alba.. is leaving this we-'ek after nearly three months vacation spent with his brother Mr. ltussol Itogors, Coleman. lie gee.: by way of Exeter. N. H. re

th" you ‘the “ui” Soup” .turning to his liomc in Albtrrta by

March.

the present great struggle. .Afterf congratulating the teachers on their; 'tood work, Mr. Denis D. Arsenoulll

beer took charge of the situation.

Rather Large Spiders

The beetles are not so objection-

able, but, having irtnpetuous natures they are apt to butt violently into one's face as they roar through the air on their twilight errands-and a collision with a ha-lfounce beetle travelling at i'ull speed is no joke It is however, preferable to the sen- sation which is produced when a “pider measuring an inch and a half across crawls thoughtfully over your face. » `

But. these are small fry. The real

pet of the army in Saiouicn ist the tortoise. -if you have only known the tortoise as the lazy hermit of an Eng- lish garden you cannot begin to ima- gine his alert gaiety here in his home. lt takes a~ little while to get used to the sight of a tortoiise galloping round the camp with leathery neck outstretched. It seems almost inde- cent that such a creature' should move at auch a pace. Also it is perplexing when what you had taken for a clod of earth begins to walk away from you in a hurry, and there is tt ten

dfency' to heave ‘lumps of marble after l .

| I I As a mater of fact, the tortoise did ,not have it very happy time in the foarly days ol' tho occupation. lt was Inot only that the average human be- |ing usually tries to kill tblntgp that he does not understand; there was another trouble which was eutliely due to the enterprise of those manu- facturers who fashion things- out of Icellulold and label them “real tor- Itoise shell." The army has a lust for souvenirs. and it is always trying to find things to send home. A consider- able proportion of It made' spirited Iuttempts to carve the shells into combs ‘for it‘s- lady‘s hair while the tortoise 1 was .still tin por-»se;sion. , That industry, ot' course. was speed- ‘iiy discovered and stopped, and to titty tho,tortolse has nothing Io fear.

Greedy For Souvenirs

There is a difference I>ct_wcen Saving the Hair and trying

to resurrect it

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IN ENGIANI]

Mr. Angus A. McMillan. receivedl

the following ‘letter from his son, Charles, of the 105th. in Engtlandz-

Dear Father,-- .i received your let-`

ter yesterday and the tobacco you sent me and you bet it went high.I Well, l am still in England. l don’t think that they are going to sendwthey rest of the 105th to France for some time. l had a letter from brother Johnnie me other day. He is fine. l also had a letter from Donald D.. quite a while ago and l wrote' to him. I wa.; glad to get that tobacco from home. We can'¢ use the tobacco we get here.

A person pays eight pence (16 cts.)

for a pier-te of tobacco here and it is about two inches square and rotten at that. \\'lint do you think of that? Well, you would not believe the' dif- ference lu the weather here. and home. tit is the middle' of January now and there was only a little frost here, just what a person would notice and no snow at ali. l guess the war will be over before s.ix_months time. at lea-'lt I hope sto. Give my rezafdfl to all the pe'ople around, not forget- ting Roscoe and yourself. I will close .hoping to bear from you soon again. So. good~bye.

l~`rom your loving son.

CHARUES.

"Do you suffer from snobbery

among the boys here?" was asked the principal of a well-known boys’ pre- paratory school.

"No he answered thoughtful-

ly, "I ‘think we can honestly say that we are clear of that at Inst. Did you see that large. strong boy who sat one next to the last row of seats in thc chapel? He is a house boy ut one of the finest homes in the village'--a mighty gdod student, anti, besitlei:-I that, one of our best athletes. He loves athletics, but he' is such a con- scientious fellow thut he wou-ldn't slight his studies or his' housework in order to practise on thee field. `

"Two :lads here with us who came'

out of very rich families, and who. I suppose, never did a stroke of work at home in' their liven, were' very much interested in the athletic repu-

wtusy camp. Jan. 19, 1911 '

FEBRUARY 14 1917

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tation of the school. They were wor-5 ried because their big friend couldnotl get out to practise more. They could' not manage his lessons for him, but they put their heads together and figured out another way that they could get him more time for athle- tics.

“So there' were a lot of afternoons In the fail when you could have' t'ound‘ those rich lads, up at u line house scrubbing floors like good fellows.‘ while the boy who had to work his way through school was down on the field practising. You woulcln't call that snobbery, would you?" - The interior. _ ‘

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