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COAL

is one of tho things that conlribiltes large ]y io our enjoyirient. While it goes up iafgely ln smoke, it leaves behind genial warmth to the occupants ofthe house-

Csld weather rapidly decreases the

coal bin, and if your SUPPIY "1 §"°W'“K small, better let us replenish it at once. Prices will be no lower and you may have difiiculty in securing coal later.

A. Pickard & Co. . Plone zl0 ‘

Pcsktfs No l Wharf nc|\’TOWn

‘ HORSE NOTES. '

Trotting horses are thc order of the ,|,,y in Gaspereaux. Prince Oresceus, owned by James Riley, excells, not in speed alone, for in addition he is ,, wry stylish horse. Yet it is no innrc than is expected, considering the fact that he is a son of Cres- ceiis, the world’s champion trotter, find was bought direct from the In- teruntion Stock Food Co., Minneapo- liez, hy Mr. Riley.”

Much Sickness Due to Bowel Dis- orders.

ts A doctor’s first question when con- sulted by 8- Patient is, “Are your B*-‘Weis l'°BUlBl”?" He knows that 93 Del* cent of illness is attended with inactive bowels and torpid lil/91'. and that this condition must be gently and thoroughly before health can be restored.

Rexall Orderlies are a positive, Pleasllllll. and safe remedy for con- Bt_iPBl-l0l1. and howel disorders in gen- elal. We are so certain of their great curative value that we promise to return the purchs.ser’s rnonev in every case when they fail to produce en. tire satisfaction. '

Ilexnll Urderlies are eaten like

candy,_they act; quietly, and sid in lll`0dUClllg a soothing, strcngithening, healing influenoe on the entire i,,.. testinal tract. They do not purge, gripe, cause nausea, flatulence, ex- cessive looseness, diarrhoea, or other annoying effect. They are especially good for children, ,weak persons, or old folks. Three sizes, 10c., 25c., and 50c. Sold only at oilr store-The Rex- all Store. The McKinnon Drug (lo. ~

CARD OF THANKS.

To The Guardian:

Dear Sir!-I wish to thank, tli'r0ugh

the columns of your paper. my many friends and acquaintances for their hearty support, which led me to my great success in The Guardian Piano Contest. When I was first asked by Mr. Stewart if I would accept the nomination I fully declined. But without any further inquiry I found

'myself numbered in the Piano con-

test. I nssure you dear friends that I will never forget your kindness to me' during the contest. I remain,

, Yours truly,

ANNIE GREEN,

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'I-ilexull `Cherry _luice

Cure Coughs

Money back

if not pleased

25c a bottle Sole Agents , ~

The MacKinnon Drug Co. I

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Our Wholesale Service

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the Canadian market, at

'Our stock is now the

you buy goods from us. proper delivery.

thing you need.

When you buy from us you are sure of getting

the best shelf and licavyl liardware tliatlis now oii

shown by any jobliing house iii “thc Dominion . Our strong, binding guarantee stands behind every trans- action and we help -you in every way to make the

purcliaselof our stock a -rich investment.

and we can fill any sized order the day it is received,

There are no back charges, shortages, etc. , when

Telephone or write today for qu itatious on any-

prices as low as can be

largest we lia.v`e ever shown

We guarantee prompt and

THE DOC'l`QE§ QUESTION

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when you get hold of a brand of smoking tobacco that sput- ters and fails to burn uny- tliing but yourtougue.What`s the answer? Next time ask for our RIVAI. or MASTER MARINE. Never falls, never disappoints. Cool, sweet and. fragrant. None better made. Most pleasure, least money. Our BLACK TWIST chew- ing tobacco is good, too.

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BLUESTUNE

For the prevention of Smut in your grain and

Scab on your potatoes use BLUESTONE. YOU C811

buy it pulvcrized 94: per pound from ,

Charlottetown

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CllARl.0'l"l'El'0WN

.it pays to buy in this' Province.

Brenton McDonald, Vernon River,

was in the city yesterday.

Thomas Taylor, City, will shortly

leave on a visit to New York City and has-withdrawn from' the civic contest in Ward Five.

The Misses Lillian Fletcher and

Pearl Mitchell will give a. pla-no duet at the Birthday Party in K of P Hall next Friday evening.

The Bell of Justice, most pictures-

lille and intensely thrilling, will he exhibited at The People’s Theatre ¢0"'lll-rllt. This story tells how a faithful steed secured comfort in his Uld agc'. The pictures carries one through a perfect riot. of exquisite Russian scenery, through snow clad lllllds. an attack.by wolves, who are outstrllllled by the horse who carries his~master and young bride to safety, fllflliilllllz a thrilling scene. -

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‘A former resident of one of the fin-

est sections of Queens County, N. D. who sold out to go West, writes home that he wished he hadn‘t, says the Kings County "Record," of Sus- sex. His entire crop of wheat is still in ,the straw and he is discouraged. Ho 'wants to come back to New Brunswick to live and there are thou- sands like him. "A good New Bruns- wick home is better my friend than a cabin many miles from nowhere in the West. Think it over. The dny of the East is at hand," says the “Re- cord." And the same applies to Nova Scotia and P. E. Island.- Halifax exc.

Dealers throughout the Province will be interested in the ad of The Rogers Hardware Co,. which appears in another column of this issue. This firm's facilities for catering to the retail trade of the Province are un- usually good, as they carry a very large stock and their prices are as low as any jobbing house in Can- ada. They guarantee prompt and pro- Der delivery, they guarantee their goods and they exert ,every in- fluence possible to help the dealer help himself. Their stock is so large und shipping facilities so good that they can fill any order the day it is received and their work is always ac- curate. Their nd appears in this is- sue.

A Glace Bay Exchange says:-Thr

large, fine dwelling house of Dr. McCuish at Dominion No. 6 was to- tally destroyed by fire about four o 'clock this morning. The fire, which started in the attic, was discovered by Dr. Mcllonald, who immediately gave the .alarm to Mrs. McCuish and the other persons in the house. Ar there is no fire or water system in the vicinity, neiglibors formed ii bucket brigade and attempted- to ex- tinguish the flames, but their force was not large enough to cope with the fire and in the course of an hour the fire had burned to the ground. Dr. McDonald and some of the neigh- bors siirceedcil in getting a consider 'able quantity of the furniture out of the burning building. The origin of the fire is unknown, but tt is believ- ed to have been caused from defect- ive electric wiring in the attic. The house was one of the finest dwellings in this viciliity and was built by Dr. Fred Haszard some five years ago. He sold it to Dr. McCuish when he went West about two years ago. It was valued at about $4.000, With partial insurance.-(Dr. Haszard is ii son of Mr. Justice and Mrs. Has- '/.iiril city.).

The public hull at Vernon River

was crowded to the doors on Wednes- day evening last many having to stand the whole evening. The oc- casion was a. pie social and concert promoted by the workers and friends of the Vernon River Church in aid Di the funds thereof. Lemuel C. Hayden J. P., presided and u most attract- ive program was rendered and great- ly niiprcclatcd -by the reI>1`BB9nl'l_1t_l"" and respectable audience comllrllllllg all classes and crecds and gBfl1\€\`lllE from Vernon River, Cherry V8\l0Y» Mill View, Orwell, etc. Where all did so well in mental and material con- tribution it is trvins to Bveclall" and discriminate but mention must be made of the time and taste and trouble manifested by Miss LB\\\`B Vun Iderstlne in training those who took part. Miss Margaret Van Ider- stine and Mrs. Levi ings acted “B accompanists. Miss Ida Hllydell “"3 very beautifully and carried herself most gracefully. Miss Storey of Mill View in spite of ri cold Sang U10” ef’ fectively while Misa Isabel McLeod. always a favorite rendered her select- pm most plensiugly. The financial re- sults were very saiisfactory. It is hopcd that the program may be Fe' pasted at s very early date. The auctioneer, the D0l>\llBl` John A- Mc' Donald, excelled himself. The L68 family three brothers and two sisters, did their parts well.

________.___- "Cun't take Castor Oil 'l So mall!

people say that and so many child- ren refuge to take the nauseatlng or- dinary kind. Not so with MacKin-

S treats .

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non's Sweet. Castor oil, if. IB as sweet as honey and psollle WW ll' ll¢l’»_j- ter every time they use it. Price Li cents a bottle. The MacKinnon Drug Co., Cor Great. Geo. and limi

S-my Sh-w fd P--don

'The Vics and Crystals play the 4th league game at the Arena on Frldsy evening. This will be 3 hot gli/me.

There will be chicken salad, pastry,

cake, coffee and tes and St Paul's schoolroom tomorrow. Also sale of aprons and homemade candy.

Miss Mary Ross, Bradalbane, has

returned to her home after visiting friends at Oyster Bed Bridge the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Horne.

A pretty ,but quiet wedding took

place Wednesday, January l.7'th, at Bt. John's Methodist Manse, when Miss Cicely Matilda. daughter of Charles H. and Mrs. Grifllths of 451 Atkins Street, Winnipeg, was united in marriage to William Walter Hig- gins, eldest son of John L_ and Mrs, Higgins of Charlottetown, P. E. I., Rev. Mr. McTavlsh officiating. Miss Elizabeth lGrlfIlths, sister of the rride. acted as bridesmaid, while Leslie McLean, also of Charlotte- town, ably supported the groom. The lll8llY beautiful and valuable presents received attested to the popularity of both bride and groom. The Guar- dian joins with Mr. and Mrs. Hig- gins’ many friends in wishing them heartiest congratulations.

S. H. Webb, who is organizing Good Templar Lodges under the aus. pices of the National Grand Lodge of Canada and the Grand Lodge of this Province, is meeting with mark- ed and most encouraging success. Hc has only as yet visited Winsloe and the adjacent districts and he has suc- ceeded ht last accounts in organizing five fine lodges-Progress at wipsloe, Maple Leaf at Brackley Point Road, Enterprise at Union Road, Mayflower ut West Royalty, and the fifth at Howe’s Hall. He isdelighted with the earnest enthusiasm of the peo~ ple, and the readiness with which a large number of the older people join in with the young to give strength and permanency to the several lodgesp Mr. Webb has lgood pros- pects of organizing a few more lodges yet in the surrounding settlements and before leaving this part of the Province he purposes having a meet- ing in the Public Hall, Union Road, on the 15th lust., for the purpose of instituting a District Lodge. '

The Guardian has 'received "The Imperial" catalogue from Bruce Stewart & Co., Ltd., city. and it rc- 'lects great credit on that enterpris- ing firm as it is well illustrated, con- cise in information, nicely printed ‘ind illustrated. As The Imperial is now u household word everyone "snows that it is the gasoline motor that has won so much praise for its builders during the past few years for its durability, speed, safety and iimplicity in running. Detailed de- scriptions are given in the catalogue of their 3 h.p., 4 h.p., 5 h.p., 10 h.p., and 20 h.p. Imperial engines. with the different dimensions and all parts carefully explained. The out- fits supplied with these motors arc complete in every detail 'and the firm can supplv everything necessary to instal The Imperial in nnv ordin- -iry bout. The Imperial has been five years on the market and has been a 'ihenomennl success from every stand- point and mnuy shipments have found their way through ditlcrent uarts of Canada. The Imperial is backed by a strong guarantee to bc Well hiiilt from the he-st mntcrinl 0b- tainalllc mid parts that give out on account of defective matcrinl nr workmanship, within u. certain peri- od of timc. are replnccd free. Ac- tions like this go a long way to show tho high principles on which the ivotor is husril and thc catalog should prove si vnlunhlc ndiunct to anyone interested in or contemplating the niiri~l~n=:<= r-I on engine during the

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Do you want a preparat-

ion for softening and beauti- fying the skin. If so try Our Almond Cream This pveparalion contains nothing greasy or sticky. It is not n hlcacli which lu time destroys the complex- ion, but a cream niadc from cooling. soothing and healing ingredicnts,deligl.\t- fully perfumed. If it is used

in a short time, give the

I skin that youthful, softness

and bloom which is so much ' desired. Only 25c a bottle.

Johnson Q. Johnson The Quality Drugstore

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Blue Label Underwear ° the real thing ' A _€ClCh

_THERE _ARE NO “SECONDS” in this lot-every garment is per

fect in all particulars. And the “BLUE LABEL” still remains on every one to make good our statement. A big pile of them on the end of the

rncrrs furnishings counter, ready for you. In the assortment you will find

-all sizes but two. ,

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will do well to investigate this

Clearance Sale

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all new during the last two seasons ‘ '

(spring and fall 19l1 mostly fall)

There are black and colored, 'I' .

mostly panama, some venetians,serges I , , f

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without exception, at 25 per cent dis- /

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and tweeds, and they go as folloW.-:- , .

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Fur Neclcpieces--~worth to 7.75 for 3.0()

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gain that should result in every item being sold within the next few ,»_ days. As you wall; down Queen Streetjust look into the window. You will notice a wide range of attractive fur neckwear-including pieces ' worth up to 7.75 each. As you look at them bear in mind that any piece in the assortment is yours forjust................ . _ . .5120 ,

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` ll.90 Comforts for 8.93)

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l $50. sun.. im 10.00 _ I $20.00 Suits for 7.00

MANY A NIGHT this winter

you have said “If this cold weather keeps up I’l! have toget one of those comforts that Moore & McLeod are selling so low”. 'l.`here’s to be plenty more eold weather-and for a few days yet you have a chance to choose choice comforters at 25 per cent discount.

I 30 Comforters now... . . . . _ I 08 150 “ “....... ~. lil

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Still quite anice range of choice

inthese suits of which we have sold so many during the past week orio.

Two lots 0

Lot 1 Suits worth to 20 oo each

\/enetains worsted etc, nicely made smart, nice looking...... _ . . _ ...7.00

Lots. Suits worth to 3o.oo each.

made of choice tweeds venetians. worsteds,serges, silk lined coats. smart well fitting. Any for l0.00

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Try Our “Vet”

Service

Our veterinary service is

a distinct aid to all farmers and stock raisers. We have had long experience in this work and can tell you the symptoms, causes and cures of every disease peculiar to horses and cattle.

Our advice on these mat-

ters is worth considering- costs you nothing -and _lu any case requiring special treatment we can put up special preparations that are of unqualified success in curing the disease. _

Call in today and hear

more about this service.

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Board o Health

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At a. ineetiiig of the Cliarlottitowu Board of

Health held in Council Clnamber,City Hall, _on Mon- day evening 5th day of February the following Res-

olution was passed

RESO LVED

that all Physicians and householders iii the City are hereby notified to report to the Ciry Clerk W. W. Clarke every case of coiifiigioiis disc ise incl ndiiu! sore throat under their cliarge and in their liouse- liold. Such notification to be made immediately.

W. W. CLARKE. . .

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To the Electors ol Ward 5

At a representative meeting of the

electors of Ward Five held in the City Building. I was nominated an a candidate for councillor to represent this Ward for the next two years 'I have decided to accept the nomination and ns announced 8|. lli_e meeting referved to. l do not intend making a personal caiivais, believing the electors know how to vote without any solicitation or advice from me. l believe in keeping the City abreast of the times so fir as our finances will permit, in the im- provement of' the sanitary conditions, thus preventing epidemics, typhoid and other diseases, and in the encoii agement and fostering of local industries so far as possible -

if the citizen' see fit to elect me, l will

to the heati f rn ability, do what lun to maintain the ve-y excellent position of ;\\nrCity and oimirove itaafm- as pon-

er lwill , il ' i _ ... .. rf.'!..‘;;°i.;.°"°'°°" ° ’°“'°“P _ Youre Very Truly '

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