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COAL

is one ol the things that con\rib_utes large- ly 'lo our enjoyment. \\’hi|e il goes up largely In smoke. it leaves behind genial warmth to the occupants ofthe house.

Cvld weather rapidly dicreaséa th?

cnll bin, and if your supply is growing small, better lei ns replenish ii at once. Prices will be no lower and you may have difiicully in securing coal later.

A. Pickard & Co.

Phone 240 l’¢slfe’s No lWharf Ch‘Town

For Valentines

We show a nice assortment

of jewelry that would be very appropriate to enclose when sending valentines. Rings with birthday stones, lockets, chains, brooches, links, etc.

E. W. Taylor

_lewcller 8: Opliiciau South Side Queen St.

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Sl\°l”l\~Dl H01' Crown of Beauty, Loses' 1 ‘ln~ Love and Marriage. Hill' il Nftllllly most necessary to

woman. Who could love and marry a bald-headed woman? Whgt, charm, could one array to offset such 5 dis- ngurement? -

A w0man’s goal is usually love and

marriage. Her crowning glory iaher hair. The loss of har hair mars her beauty, happiness, and success. Yet, right here in Charlottetown, there are thousands of women who are neglect- ing or injuring their hair to such an extent that it is only a matter 0( time when it will he utterly ruined._

Many women destroy the beauty of

their hair through tboughtlessness or ignorance of certain facts. They use curling irons over-heated, or to ex- cess, which destroys the natural oil of` the hair, causing it to split, break, and come ont. They do not shampoo their hair often enough, or too often. They use soaps or preps.- rstions which contain ingredients positively harmful to the scalp and hair.

As a result of such treatment, dan-

drufl is created, the hair loosey, loses color, falls out, and baldness commences, unless proper and prompt precautions are taken in time. Then again, microbes and certain diseases bring about unhealthy scalp and hair conditions.

Almost any woman may rid herself

of dandrufl and diseased scalp and hair if she will but use the right remedy. We have that remedy, and we will positively guarantee that it will either cure dandrufl and baldness or it will not cost the user any- thing. 'That's a pretty broad statement, but.wa will back it and prove it with our own money. We will return your money if you do not find that Iiexall “93” Hair Tonic is an entire- ly satisfactory remedy that will pro- mote hair grow-th and overcome scalp and hair troubles; that it will grow hair even on bald heads, unless all life in the roots has been entinguish- ed, the follicles closed, and the scalp is glazed and shiny. It gets its name from the fact that it grew hair in 93 out of 100 cases, where it received a thoroughly hard, impartial, and prac- tical test.

We want you to try Rexall "93"

llnir '1‘onic at our risk. Nou surely

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“Forward frcc nnd independent

electors and cast your vote for Jas Paton. James Paton is nn advocate for better lighting for our streets.

2~9ilti.

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“Astaria boots greatly reduced at

God Bros' Big removal sale 2-8d3i

cannot lose hu-ything by doing so, while you have everything to gain. You had better think this over, and then come in and sec us about this offer. You will hé well repaid for your visit to our store. Remember, _you can get Ilexall. Remedies in this ‘community only at our store-The Rexull Store. The McKinnon Drug Co. - .

Rexall C

1 Cure

Money back

2 5c Sole

h rr 1 Coughs _

if not pleased

a. bottle '

Age-fun , , l

The MacKinnon Drug Co.

Cor. Gt. Geo.

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and Kent Street

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when you get hold of a brand of smoking tobacco that sput- . ters and falls to _burn 'any- thing but yourtongue.Wl1at’s the answer? Next time nsk for our RIVAL or MASTER MARINE, Never falls, never disappoints. Cool, sweet and fragrant. None better made. Most pleasure, least money.

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Hickey £5’ Nichol X

Our BLACK TWIST chew- ing tobacco is good, too.

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A i“»cn\ent Common 29;! 30

Do Preferred 875 87%

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rAc_n..F0U?~f1`Bi';N , ____ __.r1-1§c_11Aiino‘l*fllrowu on _ _ _ _ _ g . _ __ _ .

--*It nays to any ui this Provi

_ ...‘Alphonsus McDonald, East Point, and his sister, Mrs. Thomas Jones, .have returned from Big Pond where f-505' were visiting their aunt, Mrs. P. McPhee.°

...‘L_aughlan McDonald, Prospect Hill. ls in Summeraide. It is under- stood he is ordering hay for the farmers, a number of whom will he vary short this season.”

...*The event of the season,-the an-

nual horse race, took place at the East Lake on Wednesday last. The ics was in first-class condition and the spectators were highly pleased at the manner in which the "jockeys" handled the ribbons, The first prize was captured by Maud B., driven by John A. McDonald of North Lake.°

...’The Eastern Debating Club of

East Point held its anniversary meeting on Thursday night and was largely attended. Anniversary speech- es by the president and secretary were followed by the debate, which was-resolved, the works of nature are more pleasing to the eye than the works of art. Percy Beaton ably espoused the cause of nature whilst P. J. McDonald upheld art.'

...'A pleasant evening was spent at

the home of Ewen McDonald, Lower Rollo Bay, on Wednesday, when n number of the young folks of the surrounding coun- try assemhled there. The musicians were Paul Devaux and Russel Burke and Daniel Doucette who, by their delightful music, kept the guests tip- ping the light fantastic till the light of morn was beginning to glimmer in the east, before departing for their homes. The unanimous vote of all present was tendered Mr. and Mrs. McDonald for the evening’s enjoy- ment!

..."l‘he Guardian representative of Souris had the pleasure recently ofa visit from Thos. McCloskey, Char- lottetown, known to the sporting world as one man McCloskeyL He- is certainly one of the sons that P. E. Island might well be proud of, as his powerful form and well developed muscles, together with easy, graceful movements, make him nil that can be wished for from the sporting standpoint. but it is not that alone that makes him such a favorite. He has a sunny countenance, aflnble manner and amiable disposition, al- ways,speaking of his opponents in the ring with words of admiration for their ability and the egotism usu- ally found in persons of his profes- sion is entirely lacking in him. It, is the wish of Mr. McCloskcy‘s friends here that he will win many honors in his profession and that crc long he will again visit the little town of Sourisf

MONTREAL STOCKS

0pco. Clos

Feb. 0 ’12

Detroit ffl 58.5 Dominion Stccl 60 60§ Dom. Iron Pfd. 104§ 104} Montreal Power 180 189;

NEW YORK STOCKS.

Opea Close

Feb. 9 '12

Amer. Sugar Refining Atchison

1182 1183 104i 1041

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Our stock of blacksmi

ths’ supplies is the largest

that can be seen in the Province and \vc can quote

` you price s that are unbz

es considered, by any ofhc

_ This line is the hig-hc

flneut and we know that

. tion in quality, quantity an

‘ M R M shoes ' K & F rasps

Hoof Trimmers

Plnccrs

Hammers

lfnrgcs Vices Anvils Sledgcs '

atcn, tmnspirtation charg- I' llOllSe ‘lil Ctlllildil. his gramophone and soon the fine mu-

st grade throughout select' the delight of au. w. E. smith and

' ed “ith care from theibcst inanufacturers on the con-

` . a&

will give you satisfac-

cl prices.

Sleigh shoe stccl

Tire steel

Cnulk steel

Crist steel Toe csullls

Iltill machines

Wood Stock Rims, spokes and hubs Taps and dies.

Write, right now for our price list.

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Amcr. Beet Sugar

Amul. Copper Amer. Smelters Broolcl n R. T. C. P. Erie Soo

Lei-ligh Valley

551 55; ssl ss 'ul 70; 11; 11;

228; 229; ao; ao; 131; 131; iss; 151;

son Tobacco Cp.)

Northern Pacific Pennsylvania

Reading Southern Pacific Union Pacific

U. S. Steel U. S. Steel Pfd

116; 117 122; 12a 157; 157% 107; 10s; isa; 164 60% 60;

1075 lou

INSTITUTE BANQUET.

The members of Strathcona Insti-

tute held their annual banquet at the Forester House, Pownal, as au- nounced, on Tuesday night, 6th inst. The night was fine, the roads good, some 70 or 80 assembled at an early hour, nearly all of the members being present, and a number of others, who either enjoyed the good time last year, or heard about it and came, and A right jolly good lot they were. Among the invited guests were the Rev. Mr. Styles and wife, Dr. Dewer and wife, Von Clure Gay and wife. Lincoln Irving very kindly brought

sic was floating through the house to

Master Willie Jones brought their violins, both being accomplished mu- sicians. The accompanists were Miss Lizzie Inga and Miss 'Enid Smith,

, Siewsffa Bakery

...‘W. L. Jordan, Beach Point, was

in Sonrls yeierdayf

...'J. W. Partridge, Charlottetown,

was in Sourls yesterday.”

...°'l‘he Morning Daily Guardian can be obtained at I-I. J. Msbon's Dru; store, Souris. , _

...*B. Roy Holman, Moncton, was registered at the Cox Hotel, Bouris, yesterday.”

...°The Morning Daily Guardian can be obtained at W. A. Johnst0n's, Montague.

...‘Miss Mary Mooney of Chepstow

is visiting at North Lake, the _guest of her sister, ,Mrs. John Harris.”

-..°Ladies' tailoring done for _onf

month at W. B. Leard’s, fine tailor ing, Souris. Now is your time la dies. 2-5dtf.

...°Stephen D. and Mrs. McDonald

of Millville paid their friends at East Lake a flying visit recently.°

...'A valentine carnival tn the Mon tague Rink on Feb. 14. Prizes will be given to the most beautiful and cormic valentines. 2-9d3l~

...*All news, advertising and sub- scriptions in Bouris and vicinity should be handed to F. G. Jordan agent.

...'F. Gf Bovyer, Georgetown,shiD- ped two carloads bf winter apllles from his own orchard by last Tues- day's trip of the Earl Grey.

-All news, advertising and sub scrlptions in Bummerside and vicinity should be handed to Ernest McQuar rie, agent.

..."l`he attendance nt Fairyland in

Souris on Thursday evening was unu sually large on account of the excel lcnt roads which were taken advan tagc of by the country people to nt- tend the town‘s greatest attraction. The pictures were among thc bcst yet

shown by the company.* ,

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and the way they manipulated thc keys was a wonder to behold. Thi'-‘ was a delightful part of the even- ing’s entertainment. Owing to u nllmber of orators present, and n long program, the supper was start- ed on the early side, so that thc tables could be cleared, the speakers feeling good, and the audience glad df a chance to sit back and listen. The folding doors between the large dining room and parlor were rolled _hack, and the table extended -right through, capable of seating thirty :if n time. And the table! It was ex- quisite. It is needless to describe the menu in detail, as everyone knows that the genial hostess, when rc- qnired, sets a table equal to any in Canaria. The best of everything, every thing of the latest and in abundant supply. When the tables were cleared glasses were brought by .thc dozens and all drank hcnrtily o' sparkling water to the dificrent *casts on the program. Tile King, National Anthem, Our Island .I-lome, ‘Ode to P. E. Island." Legislature and Medical Profession combined,re- wnonded to by Dr. Dewar. The genial doctor said hc was old in mcdicinc, but young in politics, but he hoped to he present at the next banquet and have something to .=-ay in thht line, and if the good doctor is an successful in diagnosing and curing the disorders, in the body politic, nr he has been in the human body, his election will not have been in vain. When he came to speak of the medi- cal profession he was more at home and dwelt principally on the White Plague, giving much valuable infor- mation which will no doubt result in much good, He was heartily ap-

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IRON _WINE I

During the next month or two

are considered lhc most iry ing months in all thc year,

5 e

Now you need a lmic, and

you need one worth frying.

We never ask anyone to buy 1

the second bottle, they always

buy if without asking.-

lJelirious in taste,-if con

Beef fo feed the tissues. and Choice wine as sn appetizer.

_ lfyou fcel a little worn-oul, fired and run-ilo\vn-you uoed a tonic.

lt is hard lo 'find one hrller

than this. We roll a great deal of it.

Prices 40c and $1.00 s baffle.

Johnson Q. Johnson The Quality Drugstore

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Blil"l`ER C0lllllNGf AT LESS COS'l`

- fi n-rg

Cooking with Ermaline

paper bags ls the safe satis- factory. sanitary and erono. mical way. lf is endorsed by all good cooks and chefs, recommended by ull leading women'a magazines and cul- inery experts. ,

lt makes the tonghesi mga.;

fender, makes a five year old rooster taste like .1 spring

l chicken, does away iwi:|\ , washing of pots ard pain, re-

tains all the natural juices and aroma of the food. You can cook cabbage or anions without the eighbars know-

inq_ths leaerihing about ii.

heee bags are isdespens-

able le every home. Thev do great work but cost little. Call inlodsymid get fnrthdr

pa1fl:ulars.

The acs

|63 Keat8treet _

149 Gt Ge0, St. '

laivs-Iron to enrich the blood' -

A lnullaieil _woman Sanus. uomlcur ,lun |llNc's _ courn

The P B. Rev. Mr. Styles and Mr. Crockett. Mr. Styles paid 5 glowing tribute to the invigorating climate. *Wd "tu" sl facilities of this Pr0villC¢- Al B minister he had travelled far and widyybut did not know 'of any P1368 squal to P. E. Island and urged`our people (as did also Dr. Dewar; to stay here, instead of going West. He said many other g00¢l f-1111159. buf space forbids. Mr. Crockett 1111136 B ine speech on the teaching profession ind consolidation. “Our Institute," responded to by Mr. Lelacheur and ..udlow Jenkins. Mr. Lelacheur. in .us own pleasing manner, spoke of ladies’ institutes in the other Pro- :lucas which were doing much good ind said they ought to be started here. Mr. Jenkins gave a historY af the Institute from its inceP¢i0n- l‘hey have persisted along the lil1e0f stock improvement, although warned :hat it would Drove a failure, but notwithstanding has been decidedly successful. He invited all who have not done so to join and reap the benefits. J. A. Moore E5” 8» de' ugntful solo and a duet was well sung by Mr. Styles and J.A. Moore entitled Larbord Watch Ahoy. The committee:--J. A. Moore, Pope Noy and the President, Mr. Lund, for the successful carrying out of ever): de- tail. “Our Host and Hostess,’ re- `gponded to by Mr. Carver. Mr. _Car- .ier heartily unused the committee for again selecting the Forester House for their annual banquet. They always made it a Doint to use everyone right, and the present com- pany were as fine a lot of ladies and gentlemen as could be brought to- gether in any community. He said that if he wasn't in the profession, he was as near as could be as there ivas only a line fence between hi_m ind 3 Methodist minister. Again .banking the Institute for their lib- eral patronage and hoping that every- one enjoyed themselves, he resumed his seat amid loud applause. As the 'lour was getting late the singing of Auld Lang Sync, in which all hearti- ly joined, brought this most success- ful and enjoyable banquet and cn- tertainment to n close. < Some disap_- nointment was felt that Hon. M. Mc- Kinnon and Prof. lloss could not bt present, as they had intended.

IIHUHEH SERVICES

METHODIST First Methodist Church-Rev. W.

Harrison at 11 a. in. and licv. J.

I-lcnncy at 7 p. in. Sunday School and Bible Class at two-thirty. Pray- er services on Wednesday evening at seven-thirty. Students and strangers cordially invited to all services.

Grace Church-lficv. J. Heaney at

ll n. in. and Rev. Wm. Harrison at 7 p.m. Sunday School and Bible Ulass nt 2.30 Pew fiverescrved for college students. l<Jvcl'ybody wel- come.

PRESBYTERIAN.

St. James-Rev. T. F. l<‘ullcrton

nt 11 n. m. and at 7 p. m. Sunday School and. Bible Class at 2.30. Strangers and college stud- ents are cordially invited to all the services.

Zion.-Morning player meeting al.

ten a. m., R. G. Strathie at ll nnd at 7. Sunday School and Bible Clnss it two-thirty. College students mul strangers cordially welcome.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN.

Central Christian-Rev. J. F. Floyd

at 11 fb m-i and 7 ll. lu. Sunday School and Bible Class at 2.30. Prayer meeting Wed. ncsday at 8 p. m. All seats frec. Everybody, including college stu- dents, cordially tnvited. Minister'g residence, 104 Princc_St.

BAPTIST

Baptist-Rev.Z. I.. Fash at 11 9.. m.,

and at 7 p, m. Sunday School at two-thirty p. m., with “Loyalists" Class of adults in Church auditorium. A cordial welcome is extended to all the services of the “home-like church."

ANGLICAN.

St. Paul's Church-Rector Rev. T. Murphy. Holy Communion at 3.30 m. Morning prayer at clevcn m. Sunday School and Bible asses for men and women at 2,30 m. Evening prayer at 7 p., m_

All seats free.

vers;

Sh P€tc!"s Cathedral-Soptuagesr

ma Sunday. Holy Communion 8 a. m. Matins ut 11 a.m. und Evening Song at 7 p.m.

ST. DUNSTAN’S CATHEDRAL. First Mass at 7.30, Chlldren’s M ss at 8.30, Catechism immediately afler M355- H1211 Mass at 10.30. Vaspers and Benediction at 7 .p. rn, V sA`1.vA'rIoN ARMY.

Sunday, Services at ll, 3, and

8.30 p.m. Week nights service.-Mom diy. Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur- day. _

soums lunnxr/l's

White Oats 43 Hay (pressed) ‘I5 Straw ‘B Potatoes 35 Oat! 43 Pork 5 7 Calf skins l to 1% Pelts 50 Hl(l08 9 Beef 5 to 7 E88' ' 25 Bllttel' 24 to 28

gllrlwy 20 eese 12 g 1 chicken 3 tg 1;

MONTAGUE MARKETS.

Corrected for every Wednesday and Saturday issue.

Potatoes 40 Oats ` 45 Hay is to 14 Pork, per lb, 5 gn 7* Eggs per doa 15 Butter per lb. gg png, Beef . 4, to M Turkey 50 Geese 15 _

chick” ~ 10 to 19 Poultry ‘\ ' 13 pen, _ 40 fm 50

OHARLUTTBITOYN MARRIED.

Oorreetod for eval! Wednasda! Nd Saturday lsaua.

Butter I4 to Pork sd . Beal (quarter) ver lb _ i Beef (small) per lb

seats. ver b\m°\\

Lamb, per lb. (small)

lard. ner lb-

Radlahoa, per two bunches benign. ru' bvlwl - E; Tul' Ds White oats 45 t0 46 Black oats 43 potatoes, per bushel 85 to 88 Eggs, per doz. 26 to 2? Loose hay, per cwt. 60 to Ga

$5 12 10

8338833 s=§v§mo§

Straw ton - Cnlfskiillrrtfree of head) Hides "-

Pelts, each

Ducks Fowl

Chicken

Geese

A RESOLUTION

60 to 80

12 to 14

9 to 13 9 to 12

14 to 15

OF CONDOLENCE.

At the annual meeting of Queen’s

County L.O.L. at Brookfield on the 6th inst. the following resolution of sympathy was tendered Brother Wil- liam Coles of Barton L. O. L. No. 1051 in the death of his son, Brother Garnet Coles. Resolved: that this County Lodge

hereby express its profound sym- pnthy with the family of Brother William Coles of Barton Lodge, No. 1051. and with himself in the deep bereavement into which they have been suddenly plunged by the death of Brother Garnet Coles. The Lodge rejoices in the fidelity and usefulness of our late brother who for eight /years was identified with the L. 0. A. and feels specially gratified that he was holding the Worshipful Mas-

'the loving una, » _1-'sum-.» me ausiiy' .ii 1"" H°"°“ln'

on record its sppr-¢¢;;|$°|"° likes bwfherw personal enum, ;e°l;_te;_of great loss in his “num-lm Rwnecuuliy siinmlmai ~ Back., A Beaton, Angnfgi J' W

aommlctie. (ramen °"°"°"-

please eopy.) an E`“”““°l'

W IN MEMORIAM,

On January th; 1 serving of more thanziglufmgn: de. in 15110 Derson of Neil S. Mckemmu St. Catherines passed guddem B °l atAthE age of seventy-three. y "BI \ t ough not enoi health for some tiixigullisudeealtlllst 0! quite unexpected. Deceased in me younger days had taught school i. different districts where hs isstm n memhered by many friends. Bangle; good penman and possessed of mo, than ordinary intelligence his enum? and his services were often sought for miles aroundln the writing og wills _and other documents, He leaves to mourn th

e loss of B,

,kind husband and father, A gm-0',

ing widow, two sons and one daugh. ter, viz.-Hugh and Nell at hom, and Winnifred, wife of Alexander Mc: Lsod of Bonshaw; also one brother and one sister, viz.-Rev. A. A, Mc. Kenzle, now stationed in Japan an MRPY Ann. il Practising nm-Q, 0| Charlottetown.

An evidence of the hi h esteem which he was held was ggiven by gig ,large number of people who followed his remains to their last resting place at Long Creek Cemetery. The funeral services were conducted

by the Revs. Daniel McLean and My Craise. The pall-bearers were: Johli H- M°Fsdyen. Angus Mrnsuclnu nonsm Marine, Amnesia Mmisn' Daniel Mcuslu and Non M. Miami zie

TO_ CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

'rake Lsxsrrvn snomo cum...

tership of his lodge at the time of his demise. 'l‘his'Lodge affectionate- ly commends the sorrowing family to

Tablets. Druggists refund money 1| it fails to cure. E. W. GRCVHYB sig. nature is on each 1103,' 25a, 2 -

as-s-in

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phone ,

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SALES*

Only ro.oo0 feet of Boards and 2o.ooo Shingles left. They

will be sold at u bargain. All first class stock. Apply by mail or

R. Keefe

Gen. Merchant.

Bear River

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over it either.

ditional cash in your till.

.' 'A The Telephone

M oref M oneyf

‘ The big nran isn`t big in spite of the tele- phone-it’s because of it, to a certain extent.

If you're satisfied with the profits your

great-grandfather made, if you just want to eke . out a bare cxistencefrom your business, if more business don‘t look good to you---well, a phone will be just in the way---a bothersome ornament-

I But, mark it down plain, lf you want more 1 business, n larger and better class of customers,

straight tips on all the markets, the most profit- able of inside information and the respect of _ your customers and envy of your competitors"- in short if you want success---you’ll sce what wc can do for you, and you' won't waste time

The phone will bring you business--~it will

1 prove its worth in better returns, in actual ad- ‘

Let Contract Dept. prove these facts to you. -

Charlottetown, P. E. l.

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he severe weather of

2+ir.3.s»7»9,rf.1

Continuation Sale

To give these people, who owing t0

last week could not

tet here, a chance to share in the Enormous gavings, made possible by our deep Clll Srnces, we have decided to continue

Our Hammering Down Price Sale Until February l5th

Make 'use of this Opportunity 110W

Many Remnants' 0dds and Ends afe yours for less t an l-2 former prices. All regular goo s marked down lower lllnn' ever. No such savings anywhere.

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Wm Lamont Fil C0

Montague