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..*STREETS L|GHTED.- Several
lights have recently been placed on
the streets of Georgetown, a con-
venience 'which is muc appreciated
by the towns people-&
..*LARGE FUNERAL»-The funeral
of the late William Moar, New Perth,
West; took place Tuesday afternoon.
from his late residence, to the George-
to\vn Cemetery, and was very largely
attended, as he was an old and highly
esteemed gentleman, and had the res-
pect of all who had the pleasure of his
acquaintance. The service was con-
ducted under the Masonic Order, of
which he was s. long honoured mem-
ber. the services being taken at the
house by his pastor the Rev. David
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. _*GOOD NEWS-The artiflcal limb.
supplied by the Artiiical Limb Co. of
Union Road, (Kings Lo.) arrived some W
tion, and Mr. Dewar, is getting along di
nicely with his new leg, His many a
da McLean, Montague, has accepted a w
merce Montague,‘as iunior clerk, tak- S
ing the place of Mr. ltussel McGregor, ni
who enlisted with Captain Dan. Mc- ‘
Kinnon’s Battalion Halifax. Ii’ the
girls cannot enlist and go to the front,
in the battle ground, they can _Zo the
men‘g work at home. in many cases,
and in so doing show their willingness
to do their little bit, in this great con-
flict.-B. . -
..*GEORGETOWN TAKEN. - On
Wednesday 'evening last the 8th ln-
stant Georgetown was captured by a
detachment of sixty men from -the,
105th Regiment ~. who arrived by train
and at once took possession of the
-strongholds of Uhe town. namely the
Town Hall and Court House where
they are now comfortably quartered.
The` “invaders” under the command
of Lieutenant Moore met with a warm
welcome from the good people of
Georgetown "who turned out in masse
to meet Whom and presented them
with the “freedom of the city.” -The
prerouce of the soldiers has done
much .to brigihten up times in Geo-
rgetown, and the number of men in
military costume to be seen on the
streets, thc sentinels keeping vigilant
watch in iiront. of the soldiers quarter-
ed the "pride, pomp and circumstaiic-
es of glorious war," give to the cap-
ital of Kings County a. decidedly mar-
tial appeurance. It is confidently ex-
pected uhat a large addition will soon
be made to the number now in train-
ing in Georgetown.-&.
EASTERN PERSONALS
..*Miss Minnie Steele. Summerside
is visiting her sister Mrs. John Fer-
guson Souris.*
..*Mr. A. B. Paquet of the (I. G.
S., I?|'inco Edward Island spent the
week end at his home in Souris.*
. .*Mr. Clarence Harris, Summerside
travelling for Messrs Vassey & Co..
was in Montague last week.-B.
..*Master George Poole, son oi’ W.
L. Poole. Montague, has accepted a
position with the Bank of Nova Scotia,
Montague.-B.
A Message To Thin
Weak Scrayny Folks
An Easy Way to Gain 10 to 30 Pounds
of Solid, Healthy, Permanent Flesh.
Thin, nervous, undeveloped men and
women everywhere are heard to say.
"I can't understand why I do not get
fat. I eat plenty of good nourishing
food." The reason is just this: You
cannot get fat, no matter how much
you eat, unless your digestive organs
assimilate the fat-making elements ol’
your food instead of passing them
out through the body as waste.
What is needed is n menus of gently
urging the assimiliuilve functions of
the stomach and intestines to absorb
the oils and fats and hand them over
to the blood. where they may roach
tl|o starved. shrunken. run-down
tissues and build them up. The thin
porson's body is like a dry spouge~_-
eager and hungry for the fatty ma-
terials of which it is being deprived
by the failure of the alimentury canal
to take them from tho food. A splen-
did way of working to overcomo this
sinful waste of flesh building elements
and to stop the leakage of fats is to
try Sargol, the famous flesh building
agent that has been so widely sold in
America in recent years. Take a little
Sargol tablet with every meal and see
if your cheeks don‘t quickly nil out
and rolls of firm. healthy flesh form
over your body. covering each bony
angle and projecting point. All good
druggists have Sargol or can get it
from their wholesaler, and will re-
fund your mouey if you are not satis-
lled with the gain in weight it pro-
duces as stated on the guarantee in
each large package. It is inexpensive,
easy to take and highly efficient.
NOTE-Sargol is recommended only
as a flesh builder and while excellent
results in cases of nervous indlges-
tion, etc., have been reported, care
a gain of weight is desired.
sertlon for advertising in tins column.
..°D F. TIERNEY is Guardian ro Cash mult. MII-Ollllliilly o|.le|
.*C. A. CONRAD is Guardian rep and. victnltrare grieved with the |085
eorgetown of _
_ ' Mr. Peter Robertson, who quwtiy
.. T. GORDON IVE8 is Guardian passed away on Saturday morning.
Representative in Montague. _‘.iarc‘h 4th, after u lingering illness of
* about ton mont'hs.~ Mr. \V‘.lltc|~ imb-
.. Mn. c. MARKLE nowLET'r is iaisen. Klnuslw1'<_>. int- lame son er!
\11i¢Y-'*J- the position of chore and news boy for `
Rev. Mr. Henry MacDonald of that
Auditorium, Montague. arch 17th. of“the Ammunition (lolumu llalifax
7.30 p. ln., Ited Cross Benefit. homes. They will return ti; llalirmf
l’ D , 5 cave ui tlncir
on Wednesday! f
Boston Mass, for Mr. John Dewar. atarrh Cannot be Cured
little timc ago, and has been in opera- ,-,,,ch,|,¢ ua¢°f¢|,e ,ns,_a§e_ Ca,a"hi_; H "MII
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friends will be pleased to hear that it 'gxfdyigff",f,,§,:f,§'“,}l';*'§,{)§,§*k°:
has been successful.-B. thehmgcous surfaces oféhe swam, n,.||~5 52,.
arr _ ure_was_ prescri ed by one 0( me beg,
physrciansin this country f _ I ~ _
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.JRED POINT ITEMS-Rell Pollli
one 0! the illlcst young citizens,
 S. S. Robertson has accepted
lhce.- Gra. Marcus Mooney, S 1
lid Aftemus Pf|(luct_ Glci\corro(:llzliIl’eI
e s ending a few du 's l
ith LOCAL APPi~.IUAT|o,~,,~.-_ as ,hey ,.anm,,,
so greatlyinflu qi - - _
mm -nd m ordé¢rnlCc iy constitution-ll con
sed ‘ -
ith some of the best blood puriiiers"l‘h¢ Def.
gglgalrhggtarrhalcontinuous. Sem] for msn.
F. J. CHENEY & (10,, Props" T01.
All Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills for Constipation.
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Methodist (hurill, ‘a.\bb.ith I.‘,.|, lm,
Mi Erie Moon- wus called to the front
and plcsontcil by his Pastor the Rev You get th' b¢st ffsults .Very ‘me mm
Hugh Miller, with a purse and address,
the contents of which was to purchase
lol himself it wiistlct watch Ile was
also the recipient of a Bible, from the
Rev H llllllel, and 9. nicely bound
volume of passages for daily readings
from the (itcv.) Mrs. Miller, some
time previous. 'Flin above Mr. Moorc,‘
is thc son oi’ Cyrus. und Mrs. Moore. .
Union ltnnd, und is enlisted with the
l05i.h Llutlalion Cliarlotictown, Alli
his friends wish hini God Speed, und
a safe rcturn.-B. r I
..““SHORT COURSE-The second
session oi' the Agricultural Short
vlscll the keeping of milk records for
ouch individual animal in the herd, by
which at farmer can find out which is
thc most profitable and 'by u thorough
weedipg out ol' thc unprofitable ones.
Drills his herd to a high standard of
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because the quality is in the
perfection. He also advised that speaker. llc also strongly advised tho
cows calvc in thc fall as by this. more using of milk records and gave the re-
tnnc would be given to the young suits obtained where record work was
animals winch in the first six done on P. E. Island. showing that the
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months, need the most care, and at- a
cragc yield of a hcid whose records
l.0l1ii0ll. uhm it renter (uanti were kept incrouscli seven por cc-ut,
I.: | ly of,
milk could bc thus sc-ourc<l. Much ir
1 two years, whilc another hcrd of tin-
rlilsrnission was elicited by this nd- some l<_illll ilocreascd in thc vnluc of
dlcss and many vuluablc hints were their yield nearly seventeen por cont.
given. Mr. llarvoy Mitchell, Maritime
Dairy Representative, was the next p
when no records wcrc kcpl. Thus
roving thu.t by getting rid of thc un-
profitable cow the average yield is
greatly increased. The equipment nec-
essary for milk testing is a very sim-
ple one and was given by Mr. Mitchell
It consists of a. spring balance, a small
sampling dippcr and a sample bottle
for the milk ol` each cow, thc wholc
outset costing only two dollars. After
u lengthy discussion on this address
,thc meeting adjourned until the even-
ling!
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