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lx, iistles pal-'~. doesu't sleep. eat or ct natur;illy; if breath is' bad, stom-

rnia Syrup of Figs." and in a few ourr- all ilu l-loggedup, coustlpsted liste. sour hilt- and undigested food

f ill~;:eniI_\' ul-irc out of' the bowe-ls. _ ntl you huvc u wcil, playful child

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_ if your child coughs. .-nuffles and

as cuucilt t---.ld or is feverish or has

_ _‘ _ _:orc tliroai _-_'irc u good dose of " ‘.(‘all'or“i:| r'-yrup of Figs" to evac-

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";l_ 3- _ouiucrllfits sold hcre. Ge`t the gen- V 1

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-I1' PAY! to bay in this Province.

-THE MORNIN DAILY Guardian

can bo obtained st aRerty‘s ii‘onlor~ isl Parlors, Summerside.

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-NEW BUSINESS PATENTE'D.-

Letters patent have been granted to the' R. J. Menell Ltd.. Tyne Valley. with a capacity of fifty thousand dol- lars, for the purpose of carrying on a general wholesale and retail business and to manufacture ladies' garments, children’s clothing of all kinds-, und also all kinds of knitted goods, etc.

-HELPFUL SERVICES.--Rev. G.

S. K. Anderson is now holding evan-

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gellslic services in the Presbyterian church, Malpeque and has succeeded by his earnest and impressive addre. - ses ‘in awakening a deeper and more wide-spread interest in the great' spi- ritual realities of life. The meetings will bg continued _next week. and all interested are looking forward in ea- ger expectation for a rich out-pour- ing of God’s blessings upon hlslubours in this place. A special feature of those meetings is thc helpful service of song led hy the pastor Rev. J. .\l. Murchison. All are most cordially invited to those meetings.

-NORBOROUGH SCHOOL.-The

following ia the standing of the pupils for the month of January. .Grade Vil-

-TWO CENTS per word each in-

sertion for advetising in this column. Cash must accompany order. Mini- mum ohsrga twenty-tive cents.

-A REAL CARNIVAL.-The young

people of Bedeque ana viclni-ty spent a very enjoyable evenzng at the mas- querade skate in liiedeque rink _O11 Wednesday. Feb. 7th. T'he night be- ing flue and the -ice in the pink of con- dition. under the usual good manage- ment of ii/ir. John Frizzle, n number exceeding two hundred, were present; of which one hundred were masquer- uders. The costumes were very elab- orate and of a superior class, thus showing the enthusiasm of the young people of this vicinity in all their en- terprises. The wrlter, having had the opportunity' of attending narnivais in the neighboring towns and' cities m\\st say that he has not. as yet. seen any- thing with which the Bedeque carni- val could not competes After the judging of costumes and awarding of prizes an hour and one half free skat- ing was given to all present. The prizes for juniors were won by Mies Jenny Callbeck who represented a “Bride” and' Master George Frizzle who wore khaki representing a “Soi- dier." To the senior prize winners Brs. Ed‘gar .lohnson and Mr. Alv-in Sudsbe-rry, representing “Mlght." and our friend, “Miz Jigga," were award- ed a Book and Box of Cigars' respect- ively. The close- competition between

l. Lindsay Sharpe; 11. Lorna Walker; ill, Mary Doyle and Bellinda Glover equal. Grade Vi-I, Annie Antirews;i li, Gladys Stewart; lil, Flora Glover. Grade V--1, Georgie Stewart, Everett Glover, Freddie (‘oi\nick equal; li,’ Margaret Doyle; ill, Eric Somers. Grade lV-l. David Glover; ll, Gordon

lil C-laude' Somers.. Grade l-I. George

ug es, . u e . . J Bowness. Grade l-Burnetta Connick;l ll. Roy Stewart. Perfect Attendnncel Bellinda Glover, Glndyf. Stewart. Flora Clover, George l-lughes, Everett- Giov- er, Freddie. Connlck. Eric Somern.| Ira Somers, Elmer Stewart, Muriel (Ionnick, Burnetta (ionnick. Maiy Con- nick, Claude Somers, Georgie Stewurt.‘ Walter (‘or.nlck. Viola Day. Maymc

-HvMENiA|_.- Despite fue <te‘

pressing effect of scorni'ul clouds and’ wintry winds, St. l‘atrick's Church.- Grand Ytivcr, put on a festive attire ou Tuesday. Feby. (ith when l\ir.t_ Lawrence Farrell. one of Lot Sixtecirs most popular and prosperous young citizens, lead to the altar rail his charming hridc. ;\iiss Lottie McDonald -1 fait' young lady gf Grand River, The marriage ceremony which took placc before the altar of the Sacred l-lcurt. was performed by the pastor Rev. J. A. .\i<-Donald assisted by the Rev. l-‘_ L. (`onnol-ly. Only a few of the near fricnds of the young couple were in attendance at the pretty, quiet ser- vict-. which was made inspiring by tin-_ choice music rencierod by a select quart_etto. during the Nuptial Mass. in the presenter. of the great Sacra- ment one felt the occasion was sole- mn as well as joyful. lt was not u passing scene. it was the casting oi' a contract that human hands could not describe. The bride looked dc- ligiitful in a smart wedding suit of navy blue with satin trimmings and hat'to match decked with large os-

Siewart;-Ella l.. Bernard. Teacher. [I

the many different consumes made it extremely difiicult for the judges. to give a decision. The following were the judges: Mrs. Albert Schurman, Mrs. Elias Schurmatl. Bedeque, and Mr. Jessy Wright, North Bedeque. The excellent music rendered by the new Illnkophone added greatly to the

Day; lIl, Helena Connick. Grade lil-_ , .

l. Elmer Stewart; ll, Eliza Stewui't.V\`enings enjoyment'

u' h - it M niconnick-111 Mar- ` "'ENTHU5'AST'° °'\lRV MEET-

iNG.-On Tuesday afternoon, Febru- :Iry oth., despite the almost impass- uble condition r.-l` tho roads. there met togcthci' in rho llnll nt Tyne Valley one of tho lnrgcst and most. onthn- siastic number of patrons and share- holders of thc Tyne Vnilcy Dnirylng (‘omoany that had ever assemhlell for the purpose c-1' holding their an~ uunl meeting, The Secret.ary’s rc- mrt showed tho receipts ff.-r thc- past season, and the financial standing of the company to be most satisfuctoi-y in every respect. Although tlhe quan- tity of milk furnished showed a de- crease from lhat ot' former seasons. still the excellent quality of the' milk.

-together with the 'high prices realiz

ed for the manufactured product. coni- binc-.l to_place this company. cons-ide* ing the amount of milk manufactured.

second to none on the island. The men from the- ramen seem to be u "on shcmd he show his nose above

.report was as follows: Milk recelv

|cd, 670,107 pounds; cheese manufac-

,lured 65,374 pounds quantity of mil 'to make l lb. of cheese, 10.25 lbs.. Average percentage' of Butter fat 3.7. -_-\vcrag.3 price received for cheese' pe .ib. 18.32 cts. (‘ost ot' drawing mil

i , ». "‘“ 0 l‘°"“d“ 1°” °°“""- Val” “itchy Han where we were unch up to

'e have our pictures taken. Altogether

,milk lo patrons per 100 -pound f$i.52 The lowest averag 1season's test for one patron was 4. \3.4 per cent. The highest averag seasons test fc-t' one patron was 4.

'per cent. Favora-ble comments wer I mario by ti number of the leading me .present after which the followin 'Board of Directors were unanimously irc-elected-President-Wni_ H. Ellis;

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around Bone Meal

llevf Scraps, Beef an iionc Scraps, Peerles |._vsicr Shells, Mic Crystal Grit, (Coarse and fine) Alfalfa Meal, Char-J coal for Poultry, Scratch Feed, Cracked Corn, Cornmeai, Nest Eggs, Leg Bands,Hens Nests o arrive, one Car Feed

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uttciule-.tl by Mr. ilcrnnrd lvlrl.cll;1i|.i'"”u"'""‘ 0" ham] UW '“Ce““g “‘U°“"“ After thc- wedding ceremony the welll od. ‘Ulm ‘I “Hung .nf me grefltest mm ding puny drove. to me home of ,hhniisni for thc coming season s work.

bride wlic-.rc a dainty lireakfust await-' WW

ed them. ln the aftc-rnoc-n a spleudid_

sun havin cleared the elements tbcv; -

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drove to Summerslde' and returned.

Lot ltr. That Heaven may grant theml

very many happy years of_\vedderl life h ..

h,i9m|_; sal tc construct a four million dolla

" shipbuilding-yard at Halifax, backe

Chronic Skin Disorders

N W m ’ under conslde"ation ot' the govern

0 overco e Qmcky ment. A delegation. including J.

There is sono eor ettlu rid or but formerly 1- \'¢vu Scotia". 'l`

blood is purged of every trace of un.i conferred today with lion J. D. Reid clean matter. [minister oi’ customs, lion. Frank Co

Wonderful results follow the use of' clirane, minister of railways and ca

the blood with the elements it needs' of marine and fisheries, lu regard t to become rich and red. _ I the project. Mr. Downey state

Quickly indeed the blood is brought that he was ready to invest one mi

up by leading New York capitalists’ and .~.ubsid|zed by the Dominion lu

_Downs-y, uow a wealthy New Yorker.

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disfiguring skin blemishes until the Starr. a Toronto lawyer. and others

. i an-wlsttucu lu Ns -ut.. l The W““‘"`" G"“'d'“” to on tisuii Nimltiwwnuntt

ing Point, now in England. in writing to Mr. J. J. Ranahan of Calgary,

says:-- _

Dec. 6th, 1916.

Dear Friend Joe:--

Merry Christmas to you all. Well here we are settled rather

comfortably in c-id England in a pretty spot by the sea side which re- minds me very strongly of the place where l was born.

it would take me more time _than

I have at my disposal at present to describe my trip in detail. However l will sketch it briefly.

in the early hours c-2 the morning

of Oct. 31st, the' order was given to fall in on the parade ground oi' old Sacree in full marching order. Here we _lined up all our kits and went back to our lines where we packed up everything preparing to our departure. About 3 o'clock p. in. tents were struck all refuse burned up and u- bout 4 p. m. we were on our way to Calgary in heavy marching order.

It was rather late at night before

we pulled out, Tuesday if I remem-ber rightly. There were a goodly number at the (‘_ N. R., station t0'x-Jen us off but everything was in darkness and it was rather cold waiting. But any- way we got away without any mis- hap and no useless demonstration. There were quite a number oi' nice looking girls there who handed a- round kisses indiscriminately. Ot course being a nice looking fellow i came in for a. liberal share. or may be it was because it was dark.

couches with A. and B. Company a

the boys were thrown out of thei

hurt. Sometime the following even-

wo were well treated by the natives

pulled into Toronlo ami detrained at

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morning. We occupied the industrial building which wc' shared with an- iother Battalion. _ | Needless to say we' had u. splendid

ilrs' western Battalion to visit thei

‘ They marched _us through the city -several times and we received many compliments on our appearance. The

sturdier lot than those from thc eastern cities. We were received bv

‘ Gen. Hughes who addressed us in his al 50 1 Went “P °“ the upper de°k'

.usual breezy manner and paddled the Yusual line 0:' B. S. The premier of

F - Ontario and the Mayor of Toronto al~

so addressed us from the steps of the

-we had a gay old time and we were

L all heartily sorry _when it came to an 1' end. Toronto impressed me as a eygrea; city but of course this-“blood-_ uiredfronfiict has left _its stamp on lt.” when I Euzed 0”! ov" that “lm

,as it has on every city in the'Em-

5: pire.

1 Friday evening we pulled on-t from

l\'lce President-Thomas Phillips; Di-[-pmomo en route for Ham‘ux___ we

carried u beautiful rosary of mother """t_°'_"‘- d“'“"‘ Wim`”m”', Hugh Sl0DD0l| HEX! dill' S0l‘1l9lllJ1€ lit ll of pearl. The bridesmaid, .Niles Mary, '“"~“f‘""l- G°‘"'3” B§gl°'-@- l`“"l°"'qu:iiut little- town in old Quebec Macdonald, sister of the bride. wa.-if 5100"" S”""et“"-V [`r9“5_‘"`“` “nd ` where we' detained and had a march -uso r-.xqiiistu-_ty gowuetl in tue some "‘l"‘*‘“l“"'“E"l‘€°`l_ G- mils- Af""`. Sunday morning we -loaned at Monc- shadc as the bride. The groom was me "°"'°`h'Si°“ M all other b““i"e““rton. N- Tl.. and in the evening -lt

" Truro, N. S. Late at night we-pulltzl ' into the battlomented oily of Halifax

whore one of the greatest ships n- lloat was waiting in thc- harbor to carry us acrc-.-is the pond. W stopped fnear the Docks and guafds were fposted to see that nobodv boarded or

in the evening to take up their homcl - left the train. Things began to life at the residence of the groom in isavc-1- more of militariasm. At Sarcee

-we were mere chc-:olate soldiers. _;He-re things were beginning to look

is the- sincere wish of their numerous OTTAWA' Fe mary "_A 'Honor a little more real. We began to see

d the stern reality' oi' it all.

Monday morning we were embark-

ed along with five or six other Bat-

_.talic~ns in all between six and seven _thousand men-a veritable' city a- float. Yet aboard this monster trans-

lport there was plenty of room. We ,slept down on "D" deck and let me tell you many a pt-or lad’s heart gave a _iuimp when he saw for the il ret time the little hammock in which he

Dr. Hamiitolyg Bills which provide' uai3_‘and I-ion. J. D. Hazen, ministeg gxeggatigigs tgr tlygihéilexgmslig

d by slender cords to tho ceiling. They

did not seem big enough to hold an i'

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to normal strength, i.s filled with nn-ilion dollars in the yard imiuediate_iy,|f°'“t 'md mdeed 9' f°"°W Wm' l°“~

trition, is given power to drive out of

providing he had some guarantee o

the system the humors that cause

llfiix is destined to become one o

government assistance. Mr. Dow- ney expressed his conviction that Ha

K legs had great difficulty in cuddling

himself into u. comfortable position. _ll-lowover they were nc-t too had when 1-_one got used to them as we after-

lPrlvate .i. J. McDougall of Bloom- l

ilton's Pills today, they go to work at once and give prompt results. Mild, eilicient, safe for men and women or children. Get a 25c box today from

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the greatest ship-building centres o

mined earnest cousllderatlon to th prc-posal and further conferences wi bt- held.

this continent. The ministers pro

niwarda discovered. They were much _|better than the hunks as they did G not roll so badly. | Tuesday p. m. our Battalion all

fell in on "B." Deck and were issued

-.-» _ Continued from psgo_thfae:l___

mus seek God°s he-lp to bo freed from. But we need never fear to| make God'e sanctuary beautiful eo long or wg remember that I-ie is the Lord our G‘ot`: and Him only' 'must we serve. and that everything in the church, painting and statuary, carv- ing and embroidery. lights and -music# must spt-.ik to us of l-lim. and Dlllllf us to Him Who -ls. wonderful in His saints and glorious in H113 MIIBBYY- and to Whom all our praise is due.

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lfe belts which we were ill'

sviiilileifeld tc- wear at all time-s except( after retiring when they were to_be hum; in close proximity to our ham-- mocks -y‘ 'ilu easy reach. in the meantime our $0011 ship weighed au- chor and under full head of steam ee- corted by a couple of Dcstroyers. H16 lean grey-hounds of the Navy, we steamed ougof the harbor and were' soon los; in "the mists of the Mighty Atlantic." Our escorts did not ac- company us very far. indeed i do noty know just when or where we bade them good-bye. i might, say that be- fore startlng all the life b0l1l-B Were slung out and made ready f0l‘ lilly em' ergency. Ad you know well the German Submarines would esteem ue a flue prize and we did not just know in what dark cavern of the mighty deep one might be lying in waiting to launch its missie of death. How ever if old Fritz was waiting for us we showed him a clean 'pair of heels. -

Everything went mu; “nm we gm Tue- first four or five days of our|`Emem|d me for even at tms_late

out as far as Munson when the two ;l0Yl1Zl¢- Um W9}l:tl:x‘;'i‘°5u_f;"'l’\l:l’:1‘;;‘5{;'$& season' the fi,-olds are deep green.

~ _\' C” m °“5 Would like to have gone asliote and

board went c-_‘f the track. Some of llilltl Uzfl. tlillem-h°‘°t W“5h::)l`;*3I'édN9lf‘gE‘r§: have had n, cfm; wuh Pm" but “ev”

r 0 ll S l1l` llg no are - - ' ' mini after we have a cracki at Fritz,

banks. but nobody was seriously “tele ‘l“l"5\" llllflllll” °f WY” “Ck ‘““‘< well danglekover' and see how ,hes

'etting aloft .”' Do you molnd!" ,_

ing we pulled cut again. We stoppel thc- various stages Of ml~“°"y_' T]‘“""\L Sandal-' tt-lillit wo arrived in Liver- Ul -`l@Vf’-fill lim"-"~* 2ll0l'\K Ulf* lille llllll is l"""h“W “"‘ “ickness that r°“d‘“°"‘ " pool whichiias In darkness as tlré all ... .- . . .

' 1 l lll‘l'Y -Olin! We lil -» ~ 0 ' - ' ' W‘ s u rk.d "un-slay morn ng

route niurchc.-1 as well as at several l0l`Dell0@‘l lo Wi- mem °“t “I th°"`iaiid i°~iit?‘a]lii?=.tl 0 for our dc-stination “ther “me t°W““~ Sllllfllly' llilllll W" ;"iek"l" ';‘;" I"‘yn°“;l{ml,’“"'tg :aff which is Somewhere in old England

““ Y » W S h- the sea. This is .1 returned so di-

thc Exhibition grounds the followin' Sllllllre mellle It day_w'it_hout makingfcis cum” und I have met Scvnrul of

fgcgsi lg]'t°‘:';5‘;‘]’]‘;m*3: l2i“$:;tn(_g°‘v"v”u";, the lads lit-fe who have dc-no their hit* l “S i~ Y - ' and will soon he u their way to Can- begimung to play leap frog. lllell I ada. They livc jiist over the hill bevel would go UD 0" deck _“Ili ‘qiallk ‘:l"°“':“_ in u place which they have aptly de-

timc in Queen City. We were the fggtglle hi‘;;1"eg{`lil‘;;’n_l‘l"n: ° epe °|sig\t‘;ed Halllll’ tV8ll0y-I h h

». . ‘e - \ ,wer no very ong crew en

and ruturallv everybody was anxious P`fil‘“Y llllllll ‘We were Selllllll ""0 som; C-re the boys took the London. ans. i0 See the UOYS from file W00lY West. the d““5e" Z°“e "‘° the "°“tS were “' measles and the huts in which they, British Exp. Forces.

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they were lying about the deck in all

gain slung out, the guns were man- ned anti everything was put in readi- ness to give old Fritz a warm recep-1

water. About 8 o'clock l felt our oldi craft rolling slightly more than usu-

When l got out side the wind was whistling and howling and ,the sea was breaking white sic-ng hor sides. The night was lnky black and the phospherosance ran in ripples of twinkling light over the white lips ,of the waves. It was a beautiful sight but calculated' to till one with awe., Never in my life did l feel my own nothingness and helplessness so much

November sea that rolled and pitched all around us. What if a Submarine- should launch a torpedo at us now? What if we had to push off in a frail life boa; on such a night? Alas how slender is the thread of life and how near the eternal dc- we seem to be _ia o. big storm on the Atlantic Ocean. The some thoughts must' have been running through the minds of most of the boys as the coarse rihold jest gave way ta more dignified language and swear words did nc-t seem to flow. so readily to the lips. it reminded me of the old saying viz: “When the devil is sick, the devil a saint will be. When the devil s well the devil a saint is he."

The following morning the sea was

calmer and as some oi' the sick were beginning to get their sea legs and the one's spirits rises with the dawn the boys were anon all quite cheerful and soon the strains of Tipperary as we-li as Battalion songs were floating down the wind.

Saturday night was also a rather

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