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'l`llE COAl. SUPPLY

There is no danger now of

lacking coal' when you most 11°¢d ‘ lb Wit, lit, is _ important

that yonliave that supply in your house 'ready to use it when the l _

Emergency Presents Itself I

This it will be of more cou-

venience to you.

We will supply you with the best. _ l

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Mix two cups 0! lrllnuiated sugar with 1_ cup of warm water. sud stir for 2 mth- utes. Put 255 ounces of Pine: (fifty cents’ worth) in a 16-ounce bottle; then add the Sugar Syrup. Take a teaspoon- flll every one, two or three hours, l You"wlll find that this simple remedy takes hold of a cough more quickly than anythlnl else ever used. Usually ends a 5009-seated cough inside 'of 24 hours. Splendid. too, for whooping cough, croup. vile!! Pains. bronchitis, and other throat trbuhles. lt stimulates the appetite and is slightly laxutlve, which helps end a cough.

Tm! “Cine makes more and better

°°llSh Bi/full than you could buy ready

made for $2.50. It keeps perfectly and tastes pleasantly.

Plnex is the most valuable concentrated

compound of Norway white pins extract, and ls rich in gualacol and all the na- tural pine elements, which are so'heailng to the membranes. Other preparations will not work in this formula.

This Dian of making cough.syrup with

Plnex and sugar syrup (or strained hon-» ey) has proven so popular throughout the United States and Canada that it ig often imitated. Hut the old, successful formula has never been equated.

A Kuarnnty of absolute satisfaction or

money promptly refunded, goes with this recipe. Ynur drugglst has Plnex or will

Kat it for you. If not send to The Plnex Co., Toronto. Ont.

` Farms - for Sale

o.-1 Lot 33 ' A

The Exccutors of the Est-te of

John Archibald McMillan, la'e of Bvackley Point, deceased, offer for sale Lis two farmscoiislsting of one _ hundred acres each One of these is siiua ei on the east side ol the ` Brackley Point Rf ad about ten mi'es from Charlottetown. The V other issitnated at Brackley Point about twelve milfs from Charlotte- town. Both of these farms are de- sirable properties and can be pu-- chased on easy terms

For further particulars apply at,

the office of Stewart & Campbell,

Solic‘tore, Charlottetown. I

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Hughes’ Witch Hazel Cream

Heads the list as the b.st

Cleanser and heslér for Rough, Hard or Irritated Skin. chap- ped Hands, Face and Lips, Windburn, Cold-Sores and all various conditions of the skin of like character. ‘It soothes, cools and heals leaving the skin beautifully soft and white.

Try lt Its Pure and llarmless 25 cent per bottle at

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Rtexall Kid

T " _,,-i.$`___g___aR_e';;a,1l_I_{,id,ney Bills are :the best remedy you

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_ _ sprders of the kidneysj These pills act naturally and are wonderfully effccigut. '

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my Pins

disease,diabetes and all otner

A Valuable Pile

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Tobacco is a pile of

HICKEY’S BRIGHT CUT smoking tobacco, Cool, Sweet, Mild, pure, clean, and wholesome. Better lay in a supply at presentliprices, and at a goodwrun fo,r your

Tobacco Co. Ltd.

*clarify* celebrated sleigh- e '

_ __ _ or Carriage Hester

'l`bis`is the Heater that HEATS. Every one thnf d'¥iVlS

in cold weather should have on

- compact and _do not like up much porn. Will Stal’ 11°! _f\'?'1:

rs to i6 hours. He or

Gel a “Perfection” 0ll Heater '

That Room 'of yours is s

the thing you require. You can use them whenever you’llk_e,snd they will heat a room in a short

stoves are very easy on fuel, and are guaranteed to lie smokeless, and .odorless. If your rooms '

arethe least bit chllled__ »yo1l§|]:re uncomfortable. buy a PER _ .C- TION and enjoy solid comf rt.

Three sizes in stcck. lziices $4.00, $415, $5f00. _ ~“

the charcoal brick and you have com

and coidést drive. weather with me at your feet.

fbi' Eester. - Price l0¢ inch.-

’ in Your Home

little chilly.

One of our Oil Heaters is just

me after lighting.. These

rnamental as well asuseiol.

.e of these heaters. They are

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IT PAYS to buy in this province.

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Paul's Eichoolroom today.

MINT() ARRIVES.-The Minto ar-

rived ill Charlottetown st. 4.85 p.m. yesterday from Pictou with 50 sacks of paper and letter mail, express, 905 tons of freight. and 25 passengers. She will leave on return to Plctou this morning.

EARL GREY LEAVES.--The Earl

Grey left: Charlottetown yesterday morning for Picton with 98 tons of freight, 27 passengers. express, and 30 sacks of paper and letter mail and docked at 10.55 a.m. She will leave this morning on return to Charlotte- town.

SOCIAL EVENT. -Rev. Canon

Simpson and Mrs, Simpson eater- tainod Tuesday the oillcers of St. Peter’s Cathedral, the members of the choir and the Women's Auxiliary, by a very pleasant social evening at the rectory. Games, singing and dainty refreshments were the features ol the aliair.

DESIRABLE POSITION.-A bright

trustworthy Charlottetown boy from fifteen to seventeen years oi_age,with at least a good common school edu- cation. can learn of a desirable posi- tion with excellent; chances for pro- motion by writing "Busiaess Man, P. O. Box 332. Charlottetown" at. once. This is a great opportunity for the right boy.

‘ REAL ESTATE.-The Island Real Estate and Investment Company closed a. very nice sale ofa Char- lottetown property yesterday. The deal was entirely satisfactory to both seller and purchaser and the purchas- er has secured an excellent invest- ment.. The company have many in- quiries for properties of a variety of values. All indications point to an active movement. in real estate dur- ing the immediate future.

MELVILLE. - Murdock McLeod

writes that his farm was vidlted by a thief recently who from all appear- ances knew the location ofthe prem- ises thoroughly._ On the evening in question, January l1t;h, it is said the thief took advantage ofthe thaw to steal 25 or 30 bushels of oats und also a generous supply of pork from the pork barrel. It. is said the thief knew Mr. McLeod was unable to work for his living and was not nblc to go to the barn after night. The party drove from the south and returned the same way. He went in at the gate and followed tho fence alone the road to the north sine' of the farm right up towards the barn and then left his horse outside the barnyurd. He then evidently went in and filled his bags but before getting them all on the sleigh was disturbed, B0 he apparently moved the horse to the low side of the field and tied him. to the corner. The visitor then got over the fence and went up around the back of the buildings to the south end of the barn and carried tive or six burdens on his back to make up his load. Mr. McLeod writes that the thief was no “spring chicken" for be had to carry his burden a long distance and hopes he will repent of his slris and steal no more.

CANOE COVE.-Ullwards of thirty

of the neighbots and young people of Canoe Cove gathered on Tuesday evening, the 21st: inet., at the resi- dence ot Neill McNevin. The occasion was a surprise to Mr. McNevin and his bride, who, although taken una- wares, gave each and all a hearty welcome. All enjoyed themselves till one o’clock when they sat down to partake of the good things provided by the ladies present. To say the table "groaned" under its load of culinary arts ls putting it mildly. After tea, on behalf of the company present, Donald McDougall, inaneat speech, presented the host and host- ess with n crystal table set, consist- ing of eleven pieces, as a token ofthe esteem in which they are held by their many friends. The host thank- ed the company for their beautiful present on behalf of himself and bride, after which there was speeches by Neill McKenzie and Neill McFad- yen, expressing the pleasure that they ieltrat. being there and also thanking the hostifor the part he took in en- tertaining the company with selec- tions on the violin. After this the company dispersed with singing For They Are Jolly Good Fellows and wishing the host and hostess a long and happy married life.

::For diseases of a scrofulous or

wasting character and especially for all- pulmonary ailments there is nothing better than Rexall Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil. This preparation contains 40 per cent. of pure Norwe- gian Cod Liver Oil combined with hypophospbites of lime, soda and potassium. It:_has a splendid flavor and will not: effect. the most. delicate stomach. Large bottle 75c, smaller sire 85c. Guaranteed by The Mc- Kinnon Drug Co., corner Great Geo. and Kent Sts. _ MU-

/ ries with A

3 “Moreish” Taste

There's I purity and wh°|¢l°m°

deliciousuess to our pies that cla- not be found in‘ the common kind- That`s because we use °¢\|Y lb' purest creamery butter, fresh. un- skirnmed milk and choice pastry flour. There’s quality t0 "WY crumb of our piss-fins flavor fwm crust to core. '

P sac ll-mlnccmeat-I P P I °"

¢ihlm.`,.`...'...-lemon ....-..l1c.

Bakery

Guardian, Chprloetetown. ' '

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DL LeGlair, Uigg, was in Charlotte-

town yesterday. ,

Capt. Ed. Delorey, Georgetown,

was in Charlottetown yesterday.

H. H. Acorn, Bourls, was a visitor

in Charlottetown yesterday. ,

Wm. Cain, New Perth, was in Char-

lottetown yesterday,

Rev. I|‘at.her~ Johnston was a pas-

senger to Charlottetown from Vernon River yesterday.

Captain A. McLeod returned to

Charlottetown on the Minto yester- day from Halifax.

Chas. Fisher and wife, Bcotchford, were visitors to Charlottetown yes- terday.

Miss Hughes, School Teacher at Emerald. was a passenger from Chan lottctown to Bummerside yesterday.

Michael Thomas, Lennox Island,

was n passenger arriving in Char- lottetown by the Minto yesterday.

(From Yesterday's Evening Guardian) M. Ritchie, Charlottetown, was in Amherst last week.

Russel McKay, and Wallace Mc-

Nutt, Dnrnley, are attending the Short. Course at Charlottetown.

C. J. Cook, Kensington, assistant

instructor in the short course in milk testing, is in Charlottetown.

Edward Bushey, St. Margarets, is

course and is specializing in apple packing.

Leo. Hughes, Kensington, A. Mc-

Innls, Red Point, cheese-makers, are in Charlottetown taking in the short course.

Hampaon Bowman, Allie McLean,

Cecil Stewart and George Kitson, Hampshire, are among those attend- ing the short course in Charlotte- town. _

(From Yesterday’s Evening Guardian)

PROMINENT JUDGE.-Another, in-

structor for the Animal Husbandry Branch of the Short Courses now go- ing on ln Charlottetown has arrived in the person of Robert Robertson, Superintendent ol the Experimental Farm at Nappan. Mr. Robertson is wcll known throughout this Pro- vince hut more particularly to those who have attended the Short Courses at Truro, N. S. He is one of the very best judges of live stock in Can- ada having had'a lifetime experience as a breeder and exhibitor of pure bred dairy cattle and horses in which capacity he had a most successful career. As far back .as 1890 he was a recognized expert in dairy cattle and was given complete charge of se- lecting and exhibiting all the stock from his native Province that went to the World’a Fair at Chicago when almost unheard of success was at- tained. Mr. Robertson is a much sought after judge from one side of the continent to the other and the Province is to be congratulated in having him for work at the ilrst Short Course.

0ur Leader in Soaps

Jergen’s Violet Glycerine

Soap-One of the best

selling soaps to-day-afnr the money- nicely perfumed, we are sure you will like ir, 3 for 25c. Other soap that we have for sale such as --See'ey’s, Tavlor’s, Cclgate's, etc , also

the leading French soaps :ci~ ling for 25c a cake.

Try us for soaps, we are

sure we can suggest some- thing tliat will p'e:se you."-

.Iohnson & Johnson

The Quality Drug Store

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Gel a Chamois

Vest

A chainois vest is the

best protection you can have against sudden changes i n weather, severe colds and coughs.

Our vests fit snugly,

are light, and warmer than several outer gar~ ments. .They give abso- lute protection' from the m‘ost'wintry storm.

Price $l.'l5 up

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s'rANFrai.D's BLUE LABEL this is a good medium heavy Weight

_f underwear a very general favorite, one

that fits well-wears well and will not

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Warm Winter Underwear thot wears

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" HE only mean thing about wool underwear, is

possible tendency to shrink. There is pro- ly nothing that will produce so much first

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@f class profanity as buying a suit of nice warm,

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_ _ borrowing a monkey wrench to get it_ on or off. The

manwho knows something about this can fully ap~

preciate the value of UNSHRINK. ABLE UNDERWEAR. We oiler you many makes of underwear that will not shrink. All wool-witli all the merit of all wool--all wool without any of the objections to allwool. All wool treated by a process that does notin- jure the garment-but removes every atom cf the shrink.

Here are some garments that will

give you underwear happiness.

Ribbed all wool underwear made by

STANFIELD'S splendid value, 75

_ STANFIELD’S GREEN LABEL

a nice weight, all wool ribbed under- wear offered here in all sizes, will wear,

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la better weight underwear,

very specially priced at, each

garment

STANFlELD‘S BLACK LABEL

is a very heavy ribbed underwear specially adapted to the needs of men who have much outdoor work to attend

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Men's Fleece Lined Underwear 4.51:

OF ALL THE GOOD VALUE LOW PRICE UNDERWEAR in the

` market this PENMAN Fleece Lined seems to us to be the best. It is good weight,

it is warm, it is well made and well fitting, it will not shrink, it is offered in all sizes,andit onlycosts_..\......_. ..-.c.....

Boys’ Fleece Lined Underwear 30c

THIS IS MADE LIKE THE men's--warm, weighty, soft and easy to `

the most tender skin, full range of sizes ensuring a perfect fit to any age `ooy-- made in natural color with warm, thick soft fleecing and sold at a price no one

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English Pyiamas $1.50

This is a fine flanrielette English

heavy, soft and durable. The garments are well cut and carefully made--the pat-

. terns are such that they are not likelv to

spoil a nervous man’s rest _, _ . $l.50

Others l 75 and 2.00.

Tweed Pants $1.60

STRIPE TWEEDS in effects of

grey well made, tidy, cut with the same skill as a custom tailor would use»--fairly good weight, good durable pants--first rate for every day working....... _ _ , I 60

Others 2.50, 5.00 to 4 75

New lot of Hewsons

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“Pull 'Over” Sweaters 2°25 Hockey Caps

aveJust opene another fresh line within the plain grey lam brown _5q'

last day or two. The colors are plain grey,maroon At the Sfagle time Wghavg

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This has been the most popular line of pull , ready n0W_NiCe1y knitted blue

over sweaters wg have had all season-and we and white red and black

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with green, and tan, the material is a soft firm h fi 1 '

closely knitted worstcd. The price , _ , 2 25 :}{{t:,(;l,;,r fag; ostotflf Big;

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Wolsey (English) Uushrinkable Underwear $2.2 and 3.00

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