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We have a big stock of the

very best Coal, Hard and Soft under cover and dry. When you need Coal please member that we are here serve you. '

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Phone 240

Ch’t0wn

INSURANCE CASE ~

OVER POLICIES OF THE

LATE J. W. KEIRSTEAD.

ST. JOHN. Miirr-.li Zi.- Wrils have

been issued in the Supremo Court iii the suits of Mrs. ilcleii (.‘. Keirstcatl rid insurance pollcii-.=i on life or the liiti~ J. \V. Kelrsiteiiil iiguiiist the I'ol- lowing companies:

ltiiilwuy Piisseiiger Assurance (`oin- piiiiy, $20,000.

Sun liifc Assurance t‘oinpnn_\', $10,-

000.

llonilnion of (‘nnada Guaruntoe and

Atwlilciil liisiiiniivo t‘onipun_v, $5,000.

.ilutuiil Life _-\ssiiraiii-o Voiiipaiiy,

smioti. _

And in tho sull of Koirstcnil & Mer-

sereau, Lid.. 'l‘lie (iroul West i.il`t‘ As- surtince ("‘.oinpiiiiy, $i0.000.

“Black yard-wide Peau de Sole for

Coats and Suits at $1.95 per d. Pa. ton’s. 890;-3-6m3i.

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1 . Just Ailingf

There are lots of people

who ,are just_ ailing. _They have no particular disease; but are simply “run down." This _condition though com- mon is unnecessary. ‘ - 1

The system simdply needs

a tonic. You coul not find a better one than

Hughes’

Beef iron and Wine

Itcontnins only the purest ingredients. _

ron to enrich the blood.- Peptonized Beef to

feed the tissues.

Wine as an appetizer

and stimulant.

Give your system alittle

push with this good tonic and nature will continue the work, and the old energy will be restored.

Geo. E. Hughes

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"lhih_i‘ inust lic tukeii out iii the

fresh air and to do so you inust have one oi` the New l'p-to-Date Iiaby Cur- riuges, new patterns, new construc- tions, new colours, iihout 30 ditfereiit. styles just opened and all ready tohe shown. Drop in und see tlioiii, the qiiuliiy onrriiiges.-l’A'l`()NS.

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“SILKS-Come to the House of

Quality for the new silk dress or Suit. We have a full line of “Madein Swit- zerland" silks. Patons. 8905-3-6M3i

“Black Wash Silks, 36 inches, as

$1.60 yard. Paton‘s. 8905-3-6rn3i.

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I iLet Us Cure Your Cough

For that disagreeable cough, plilegm in

th_e throat and other kindred disorders you will find Rexall Cherry_Bark Cough Syrup a most pleasing preparation.

Its purity is above repro_ach-pleasing to

the taste and entirely efficient in action-`

brings about just the results you want with- out elay. Two sizes 25c and 50c. per bottle.

i- l MacKinnon Drug Co. _

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reliable tobacco go to an

have earnestly striven to

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If you want, good, pure A

honest manufacturer. W _

establish such a reputation,_and believe our old__ friends will say that we have never disappointed them. H1ckey’s

Black Twist Chewing Tobacco represents not only our best efforts but the best to be had in the tobacco line.

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Deck Paint $2.50

L the market $2.50 Gall

Black, White and Yellow

hand. Write for prices.

A Boatman’s Pride is tlie Neat Appearance oi His Boat

Our Marine Paints and High Class Varnishes

Will Give the “Finishing Touch” to Your Pleasure Craft. _

-_ We invite you to come and _look over our assort- ment of Marine Paints and Varnishes before putting your boat into shape. Our line is _most complete, and our prices are right. Phone or write us your order.

“Glidden’s” Green Engine Paint, especially made

for Motor-"En’gines Pts. 55c, 1-2 Pts. 3§c. . _

Marine Spar Varnisli, best quality, 1-2 Pts. 35c,

Pts. 65c, 1-2 Galls. $1.07, 1 2 Galls. 2.13, 1 Galls. 4.25. White Marine Paint $2.30 Gall. _ Extra Grade, Glidden’s Hull Green,- for all kinds

of boat purposes $3.00 Gall.

“Union Jack” English Copper Paint, the best on

Jeffery’s Marine Glue, a necessity _for Boat Builder

used for Decks Canoes, and made in three colors. _

Also “Ti er” Brand'White Lead and “Burrell’s”

English Whitg Lead and lowest market prices. _

. A complete line of Gasolene Engine Supplies on

Q o eisiitiroiiitireco

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A The' °Ceritrdl’ Guardian

buy in this province.

IT PAYS to

DISCOUNT-Everyone should pay

their February electric light hill be- fore March 10th, as that date is the last to get a discount. _-

OVERSEAS TOBACCO FUND.-

The following amounts have been re- ceived by Mr. H. W. Vlnnicombe for the Overseas Tobacco Fund: Dr. S. R. Jenkins. $1; Mrs. R.-E. Mutch. 50c.; Mrs. James Peake, $1; Mr. W. Murphy, Montana, $1; making a total of $5.75 to date. 4

' ssvz-ns iN.iuRv.-- ivirs. Aiciioi-ii

residing on Euston St., met. with ii somewhat serious accident Saturday night. Tripping at the head of the stairs she fell to the floor receiving a very severe shaking up and ii bad cut on the head besides several bruises. She was unconscious when picked up. A doctor was called and her injuries attended to. Being an elderly lady her escape from much more serious con-- sequences was almost miraculous.

HELPING BELGIANS. - The peo-

ple ol' Mt. Hope held a social and bas- ket party in Bridgetown Iiull on the everiiiigoi' the 2-Ilh ull. in aid oi' the Belgian relief I`uiid at which there. wus fifty dollurs realized by udinis- sion foe and siilo of baskets. The cv- eiiing passed oI'l‘ very plensiintly by songs, rccltatloni-i and dialogues. The people ol". Mt. Hope deserve credit. for their laudilile effort to help suoli ii worthy niiiise, a cause that ought to iippeal especially to every true lirit- islier.

NGTICE. -- Subscribers are notifi-

ed that the price oi' the Morning Diilly Guardian (nialled in l’. E. 1.) uno Montreal Daily Star is $4.00 per year, The Morning Daily Guardian (mailed in l* ld. l.) and I-`iimlly Herald und Weekly Star is $3.00 por year. The price oi' the Eveniiig Guardian anti Montreal Diilly Star (Mailed in P. '19, I.) is $3.25 per year, the Evening Giiardlaii and Family lleriilti und Vveekly Shir (mniled in l'. IG. I.) is $2.25 per year.

HOME GUARDS.- Congriitiilutioiis

to all the men who respoiidcd to the diffcreni drills last week. It woultl look as il' the boys were not going 'io lot the organization (proiiioted by loyal British spirit) flzzle oi'it._ Tliore will be three drills' this week, No. 2 (`onipuny, ’I‘iies<lu_V/ut 8 p. ni., No. l (_`oinpany, 'l‘liursdny and No. 3 coin~ pany I<`ridiiy evening. lf every meni- ber will try to be present and interest another comrade or friend, in ii few weeks all will turn out in tlie'opeii,on battalion drill. Enough said, coni- riides. t'all iii.

REPORTS UNFOUNDED.- The

iiiaiiy frieiids,o`f Messrs Roy Mills and W. ll. Dewar of the Second Over- seas Contingent, llalifax, will heur with pleasure that tlie__reports that have been in circulation in the (‘itv that they were both .dangerously ill hud no foundation. In answer to en- quiries the following telegraiii w_as~. nic-t=i\'e(l i`roni Mr. ,i)ewu\'. "l am not sick liiil nm feeling fine. Don't be- lieve any report you hear about ine being sick. lt' I do get ill will let you know inyeslf. Mills is not sick." There is likewise no ti~u1.h in the storv that 500 were sick in hospital from vat-ciiiatioii.

GRAND VlEW.- Mr. i\l. I). Mclion-

aid, Graiirl View. is visiting in Pleas- iiiit Valley, the guest of Mr. Jziiiies i\‘Icl.a\igliliii.-.\li'. Alex Martin, Grand Viey, paid a visit to Lyndnle, recently the guest of Mr. R. M<~Pliersoii.- Mr. Everett Melieod. Grand View, has en- listed for the front. ills inany friends will hope for his safe return. -Mr. J. D. Mclieod, Kinross, spent Sunday in Grand View the guest of Mr. Finlay Matliesoii.-Mr. W. IJ. Ennian, Grand View. was visiting recently in Lyndale the guest oi' Mr. Adiiin Hickenf- Mr. J. Nicliolsoii, Grand View, is visiting in Heutliertlzile the guest ot’ Mr. Nell Mntliesoir- Mr. llcrsey Gnrvcr, Lyn- dale pnssed through Grand View re- cently wllli his speedy uiarc Hilda.- Mr. Jar-.k Moliinnoii, Grand View paid u short- visit to Eldon recently the guest of Mr. N. Gillis.-- Miss Mnry Ennian, Grand View, was visiting in Orwell (‘ovo recently the guest of Mrs. A. Gillis.-Mr. Jack Nicholson, Grand View, intends leaving for the \Vest soon, where he intends to loc- ate.

::DON'T FORGET the Ministers

Bride in Tryon lliill, Thursdiiy the lllh. Doors open ut 7.30. (‘urtain will rise at 8 o'elot:k sharp. If weather proves unfavorable will be hold first fliio night folloiving. Admission 251:. Hull 151'. S920-3-8l\Ilii.

“Wednsday is the last

day for receiving dil- counts on electric light bills for February light- ing. Pay today and save money. 3-8-M3i. 1-_-;l_._\. -_ ._.__

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Teeth are

Delrimental ~ To Good

/» Berset Dental Cream will

`_quickly clean and__beautigy

mouth, sweetedgthe breath _ -. and the Duma. fhakés _~ _your teeth look' 'nicer and est longer. _,

' F Our pres_'ent_-showing of

dental creams, and tooth P°°ns.‘"....*‘“°.r.e; tr ve - u c » - e alirlieat and mostfamous m nufacturers. _ .» '

all and see our eilliihit.

‘ POLICE COURT-At the Police Court Saturday the prohibition case against Dan McCallum was brought up and adjourned until Monday. George Coyle paid the fine of $200 which had been imposed on hlm for a second offence. _ »

SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS - The

following is the standing oi’ the pupils of St. Mury’s School. for the month oi February. The numbers Indicate the average made by each. Grade V-An gele Gallant. 31; Pierre Plneault, 79; Joseph C Plneault. 78; Grade IV - Marie P Pineault. 83; Rose A Piiisault 78; Judith Plneault, 75; Janie Gallant 70; Rose M Pitre. 90; Adolphe Rogers. 86; Stanley Gallant, 76; Grade 11- Cliarlotte A Buote. 91; Benoit Rogers 88; Marie Rogers, 8-I; Grade I (senior) -Fermoii Plneault. Grade I (junior):- 1, Lawrence Pincauli; 2. lsnace,Pln- aault. Lucy A. Dolroii, teiicher.-T.

FUNERAL FRIDAY.-The funera'

of the late Mary Jane Yeo, Union Road, I.ot 33. took plui-e on Frida March ith, when nll that was mortal ol' the deceased lady was laid to ret ‘in Union 'Road Cenietery. Rev. E. A Wesiniorolaiid a_n<_l Rev. E. ilell ofilc lnled ut. the funeral si-ri'lces. 'I‘lic liiti Miss Yeo is survived liy hor. three sir ters, M rs. A. Arthur, city., l\lrs.»Arihur Boston. liirs, Silliphuiit, iiuii _three brc thers William, Cliurlottidowii, George Ilrndiilbiiiie, Thos. ll. Yeo, Union. The lpull bearers were: lleury llnrdy. ller

'bert Joiii-..=i. Jonntliiui \V-est, W. C

`Wcst. Peter Sleiviiri and Joseph llry entoii. '

A BIG PRIZE WlNNER.- Tlif

largest eifliililtor in the Seed Depart ment at the Proviiieial Seed Fair wa' E. J. Vesscy of York. lie had 14 eu tries and won 5 Ilrsts, 8 seconds, not 1 third prize, and two cups. llo too' away $87.75 in cash. Much of his grain was pratrticiilly perfect. An ex hlbit of 2 rowed barley, and an exliibl of Ilaiiner Oats was said to be tilt best ever seen by experts who wer: present. Mr. Vi-ssey is to be congrs tulated on lils roniiirkalile success as un exhibitor. Five years ago he madt rhis first entries. Last your he carrier’ off three t-ups i'roiii the I’i'ovinciaI

iliein home to keep coiiipaiiy with one

LARGE EXHlBlT|ON.- Among

the largest exhibitors of potatoes ut the Proviiicinl Seed Ftllr was Mi'. Pet- er Brodie oi' York. At the Ainlierst Fair he had 11 entries and won 11 prizes. At the Provliicial Seed Fnir ut Suniinersido he had 5 entries and took 4 first und 1 third prize. These pota- toes were afterwards sold at Public

Seed Fair, and this your took two ot'

Auction at the rate of $2.00 and $1.50.

' ljsctory, and the sale was stopped. Mr.

‘B di is

Peter ro e ameniberof the Colw- 'ilan Seed Growers' Association and last Year grew 622 bus. 7lbs., to the

More in his genernl crop. The measure-

ments nnd weights were made by Mr. J. LeLacheur of the Seed Branch, Ot- tawa. and is recorded in the last nn- Jual report of the C. S. G. A. `

PRE6ENT‘AT|0N.- The entertain-

ment held ln Afton Hall last Thurs- iay evening in honor ot' Gordon Canin- bell, one of the West River boys who inlistéd tor the front was largely at- tended and was a success in every respect. Mr. T. A. Stewart occupied ;he chair, The programme included a chorus by a mixed choir, solos by Mr. P. J. Berrlgau. M_rs. Norman McLean, Iieorge Boyle arid-Miss Maggie Mc- yean pf Cliarlottetowii, readings by Neil McEachern. Elsie McKenzie and Mrs. Norman McLean, duet by George Boyle and Edna McEwen, sword dance iy Malcolm McNeill. Stlrring patrio- ..ic addresses were delivered by Hon- irable Joliii McMillan John McLean. Vialcolni McNeill, \V. E. Stretch. Arc- iie McDonald, Silas McNeill, Mr. Ste- vart. the chairman and others. An in- eresting feature of the occasion was .he presentation of a purse of money o Mr. Campbell. The latter was un- ivoidalily absent, but the purse wus tanded to his father, Mr. John Comp- iell, by lloiiorubie John Mi-Mlllan. vlio made ii. stirring spent-.h. The pro- ~eedlngs closed witli llie singing of the Nutloiiul Anthem-. ln connection with he above, ll inuy he iiiontioned that .ot 65, West ltiver, has sent altogeth- ir iiiiicteen young men to the front. ii addition to Mr. Campbell the I`ollow-

is - - I 1 Y (ing, Richard Foley, .Innios Foley. lolin Campbell, Wilmer Campliell, William McNeill, Johii_McNclll, John VlcEwen, Delbert McEacliern, Leslie iniltli, Archie Mcliinnon, Charles Mo- (iiinon. Frank Aldridge. (lower Ken- iedy. This is a record of which any llstrict mnywoll be proud.

PARLOR SOClAL.- A doliglitfiil

-.ooiiil evening was spent in the lionie if Mr. and Mrs. Dingwcll Jenkins on /larch ist uiidor the auspices oi' t.lic

` ‘horry Valley Mclliotilst. \Voiiieii's

iisslonary Aiixiliary. Again they os- ablislied their right to exist, I`or not lone do they enlarge their own lives .iy intelligent and sympatlietio toiicli with tholr kindred iiiilioiis; but hi the creating in their own honie a healtliy. viiiil Christian ntiiiosphere. This was fully in evideiieo on Monday evening. The home was lilled with young, ani- mated life tuiid older also) every room resouiidiiig with laughter and niirlh as the ;‘guests" were led in par- lor gaiues etc., under the skilful lead- ership of the ladies-queens iii their honic roaliii-- who iii their ,zrzicioiis iidniiiiistriitioiis produced surli happi- ness and "lionii-y" joy as to df-open in -.miie hearts the instinct oI` home. The

in enlisted Stanle'Ti1lor, Frank

The latter wus not cousitlereil siitis--

_Lthundaiit supply of 1-ukv and tlclicuci-

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es bore eloquent evidence of many anxious hours spent in the culeniiry department. The power-house of their 11011195. by these same ladies preparing with deft and skilled hands the edibles so essentially necessary to the enioy- ment of such a social function. Thus is the home made a real social centre radiating true und sweet influences toucliinis muiiy lives mid creating ii noble, public sentiment and incldent-- nlly than a. contribution in sliver coin of the realm making itself 'felt even In far (Iliinii and Japan. Their friends-heartly thanked Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins for so kindly offering the use of their home, ii. large and grateful family desire to again wish the host- ess "Many happy returns."

uiinuul cruise which begins next. \Vediiesduw with thc departure oi' seven steamers for the Gulf oi' Si. Liiirreiice, followed on the liitli hy :i siniilor fleet for the Lubrudor const.

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Minard‘s Llnlinent Ca., Limited.

Genllr-nioii.-~l.ust Winlorl received

great hi-iieilt from the ni-ie iii' MIN- AltI)‘l~i l.lNli'til~lN’i‘ iii ii severe aitaisk of iiiiflrippe, iinii I havii fri-quently proved it lo ln: very oI’t'i=all\'l% lu vases of liiiliiinnititlou.

Yours,

A W. A. llll'l`('|llNS(l.\'.

"Rexall Ilypopliospliite Toiiic makes

the sir-it wi-ll, the weak strong, and tho. nioijoso pleasant. (`i\ll and lei us ilioroiighly 1-xpliilii its merits. Mae- Kiiiiiriii lirug ("o., (‘oriior (lrvzil (leorgu and l{i_~iii Strt-eis.-.\l Elf.

“Japan and China Silks, 25c. to 50e.

Special values in Black Silks. Yard wide Pailette, 98c., Duchess, $1.25 to $1.65 and 38 inch Satin at $2.50. Paton's. 8905»3~6m3i.

"i\lu<"s lllood Food coiiiains just the

ingredients that will dispel that tired, dull spring i'i»eliiig, :ind inake you feel we-ll ugaiii. (iei a hnx, price title. or ii for $2.50. The Two Mat-s, 1-i0 Great. George Street.-Iiliiltl.

“TRIMMING SILKS AND VEST-

ING-Black and white stripe siiks 20 inches wide, 48c. to $1.35 per yd. Fancy vesting silks and vel./ets at 98c. to

er d Black and White Moirc

$1.79 p y ., _ Silks at $1.35 to $1.75, Black and Wliito corded sims. $1.20 and $1.25 per yd_- Paton's. 8905-3-6m3i.

NEWFOUNDLAND SEALING FLEET

ST. J0liN’S, Nild., lllarcii 4.--'Flie-

sciiling fleet is niukiug ready for tlicl

CANADIAN OFFIQER

REPORTED MISSING

HAMILTON. Ont., March 4.-OIii-

cial word was received last night. from the mll_ilary.uutliorlties at Ot- tawa that, Lieut. William Gourlay Colquiieun, of Barton Lodge, Hamil- ton, who left here for the front with the Princess Patrlcliis, is missing. Lieut. Colquhoun is well known in this city. lie was formerly an oill- cer in the 01st Highlanders regiment here. 'Less than a week ago unoffi- clul dispatches told oi' Lleut. Colou- liouii receiving ii Victoria Cross for bravery. but as _vet this has not ‘-been eriiifirmed.

THE INDIAN RIOTERS

l)ALlll, Marcli 4.-The Indian gov-

iriinient today announced that. iii'ty-I‘oiii- rloters who look pnrt in 1hi~ iiiuliiiy at Singapore are still nn- iit-votiiiioil for, hut ihiil the renialntli-: hart- lit-on i'a|iIiii't:ll_

‘ YOUR TEMPERATURE |

TELLS THE TRUTH ABOUT YOUR HEALTH

Approaching 'illness is

commonly indicated by a rising temperature. A Clinical Thermometer will detecf it before it would be revealed by ordinary sen- sations or symptons. This enables you to provide early treatment. A g00d

Fever Tliermometer should lia_ve a place in every home. it is especially valu- able in homes where _there are children. All clinical thermometers which we sell are tested and guaranteed. All rices. ' “'Ili)e Home fo_r Sick- room Supplies”

Johnson & Johnson

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of good quality-well tailored--three but-

s ton single breasted coat. Pants welltail-

ored and the newest shape -- :in ex-I

. _._,_3_}_>__t;onally good suit at the $9.

Dark worsted suit of all wool mate-

rial, three button single breasted coat. 'l`i'ousei‘s fin-isiied with side straps and belt

loops-coat a little shade sliortei' tliziu lust season _ ._ .. _ . ._ ... .

Blue worsted oi' Vicuuii-this suit

-1 is a corkei'-it is an all wool clotli_-would ~ » be good buying at $20, but by buying large

_ quantities we got it right.. It is ii three

button single breasted inodel,$l8 very smart and stylish _ . . _ . . . °

This is our line that we can guaran-

tee to the purchaser. All 20th cen_tur_v make, the label of style and finish with ai

make mostly in checks and pin

~ stripes in Brown and Blue patterns

‘ THE SUITS THAT ARE RIGHT AND NEW, the suits that express what is most modern in style

the suits of fit, of smartness, of correct tailoring are here. _ _ , , _

' And the prices are such that any man can afford a new one. _lust come in to the Men s Store to day

and find how cheaply you can be well dressed.

_ New Models for _ Spring and Summer of 191 5

A blue worsietl with small pin

stripe, just the suit that appeals to yoiiiig' men that want to be nice :uid ¢lress_y

_ -Worth :i good doztl more but

our price _ _ _ _ . .

A line blue Viciiuu suit ol' good-

weiglit guaranteed all wool and strictly hand tailored and guai'aiiteetl_b_v the mak-

ers to g°i\'e satisfaction; 20th een- tury niake 'I`. li. or I). li. model. ..

Brown tweed single breasted suit,

just the suit for _i.,»'oo_d hard wear-but look:

as good as ii su_it worth) $14 01' $10

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At this price we can _triye you _\'oui‘

choice of many patteriis, all new :ind fresh from the factory-in tweeds and worsteds

in stripes and elieck eil`et-is-(ii'e_\'s, Browns :uid Blues . . . .. . . .. _ . . _ .

1 e suits that set the pace

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Overcoats

A I New line of Spring and Fall Overcoats in A Black and Greys, with plain or silk facing.

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Our new 20th century samples just received

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