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PEMBINA, N. D., Jan. 22.-Mr. and

Mrs. Dau Koliles, of Dunduraii. Sask.. ure visiting the Clarlgps,~_-iiea_r Emer- son, relatives of Mrs, Kohles_ Mr. Kohlen brought an opera coat made by his wife, that lic reported to the cus- toms ofilcials, and which waesrefuseil admissioivon accountof its material. The coat is made oflprairie chicken feathers uniformly seyved on a cloth background, and is as; precisely match- ed as they lay oil tli¢;bird. There is only a small portion pit the blrd’s fea- thers that can be used on’accouiit of the match in coloriiig., -

It contains the featgliors of 3.967

birds, and Mrs. Kolrles _ has been

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twelve y_earsm_al;ii_1g lt. _nltpis 58 inch- es long- llnodf~w.it.h- alllt.' Around the edges are different shades of feathers. making p _--port of border around tlie garment. ' Mrs. Kohlen had it dn exhibition in'one ol.; the large stores ln Saskatoon .for a month, for which she received $50, and it ~was their intention to` travel through the big cities ln the east exhibiting it or renting it to the large ladies' furnishing stores, ,but the law prohibiting' the lrllliiig oi' birds for their plumage bars them showing it in the United States. They expect to travel east in Canada n/ow that' they

ztiaiift cross the line with it.

Wo are showing a spleiidld llne

,` of Moirs delicious Chocolates in boxes and in bulk; They are the cleanest and purest of dainty confectloiis. Get your supply now. The Two Macs. 149 Great George Street. mot:

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_ l llon't bc a target for the many Winter ..\

kind is subject. Rexallgod Live`r Oil Flmuls system against the many prevailing \\'inl:cr

yourwcight and sendd low of health to your checks. lli'v`eita 5 ` rr-~

trial. Price 25c and 75c-Jer bottle.

MacKinnon Drug Company _ I, *

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will say that w,e havelneverdisappointed them. Hickey s Bl ck Twist!r'Chewing Tobacco represents not o_ril our st efforts but the best to be had in the tobacco line.

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reliable tobacco ;go-..‘~to`. ai ____ . _ ‘k

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_ This is just what you want _ ' season of the year. When

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_18 ,inch Steel Blade with Hard- wood Handle. Price Ea._.....75c

~ Other Steel Snow Sh0V¢lS

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Strong' -and durable, has

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THE MINTO. - The Minto docked

in Pictou yesterday at 10.25 a. m. with 17 tons freight, 10 sacks mail and 15 pasesngers.

SPECIAL TRAIN.--Parties interest

ed will please note that _on Monday evening, the 25th. lust.. the special train will not leave _Charlottetown for Georgetown until 11 p.m. 8338

TORONTO SATURDAY NIGHT.-

See advertising column for :t 'great club offer. The Morning Guardian and Toronto Saturday Nlgat'for one year to new subscribers' for only $4.50, 8288.

_ TICKETS.-As usual a bIg`rush was made yesterday for Burns' Concert tickets; secure yours at Jamiesoiis' Drug Store. Reserve seats 35c. and 50c. _ 8350-1-23m'

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NOTICE T0 SUBSCRIBERS. -

Subscribers will please note that they club offer for Canadian Countryman is only good for the Guardian sub- scribers on Prince Edward Island.

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THE ICE BOATS.-Six lcezioats left

Cape Traverse at 0.35 yester ay morn- ing with 74 sacks- of mail and arrived at Cape Tormeiitlne at 12.40. The six ice boats that loft Cape Tormen- tlne at 9.05 with 69 sacks of iiiull 'ar-, rived in Cape Traverse at 12.50 p. m. There was no crosslngtlie previous day_oii account of the snowstorm.

ST. JAMES' FIRST AID CLASS. -

The young ladies of St. James Church have organized a class lu first aid in connection with the St. John‘i-i Ain- hulaiice Association. The first lec- ture of the course was given ou Friday evening by Dr. Dewar and was very iiisiructivc and intcresthig. The lol- lowing oillcers have been olectedz- l’res., Miss Pearl Hunter; Vice-Pres., Edith Rogers, Secretary-'l`i°eas., Winni- fred P. Cairns.

NOTICE. - Subscribers are notifi-

cd that the price of the Morning Daily Guardian (mailedin P. E. I.) and Montreal Daily Star is $4.00 per year. The Morning Daily Guardian (mailed in P. E. l.) and Family Herald and Weekly Star is $3.00 per year. The price of the Evening Guardian and Montreal Daily Star (Mailed in P. E. 1.) is $3.25 per year, the Evening Guardian and Farnllv Herald and Weekly Star (mailed in P. E. I.) is $2.25 per year.

THE SPECIAL TRAINS. - The

special train which went to Cape Tra- verse oii Wednesday evening at 8.45 o'clock returned to the city yesterday at 4.30 p.ni., without inall, as there was no crossing by the Capes yester- day. She left again last night for Cape Traverse at 8.45 o’clock. The special from the steamer at George- town reached the city yesterday at 1.35 p.ni. and left on return last even- ing at 7.15 o’clock. Herenfter, except on Siinday. this train will leave the city at 7.15, and on Sundays at 8.45 p.nl. - ' '

MEETING OF EXECUTIVE. - A

incetiiig of the oillcers ot' the Teach- ers' Associtttioii took place iii the City School Board office. Charlottetowii, on Satiirdny, January 16th. The follow- ing oillcers were present: Pres., Mr. Gerald McCarty; Vice-Pres. for Prince. Mr. Charles Burton; Vice-pres. for Kings, Mr. E. D. Feclian; Secty.-trees.. Mr. Leo Nclliguu, and lnembcrs of the executive committee, Miss Ilublcy. Mr. Francis McPliie and Mr. Stanley Donald. The president. iii it short preliminary speech explained the ob- ject of the meeting, which was to dis- cuss supplementary text books for teachers besides other important nint- ters zippcrtiiiiiiiii.: to the teaching pro- i`ossIoii_ Mr. Fruiicis iiiforined the meeting that an offer was uiudc by Superintendent Campbell that llie Dc- partmeut would dcllray the cost of any twenty text books to be decided upon by the meeting. Mr. Buxton suggest- od that a committee be appointed to correspond with thc different firms and obtiilu ns many good rel`e._cncc books-us possible. ,A,t1ter.sonie discus- sion tlie' following coiiiniittee ,wus_i`tp- poiulod: Mr. Mctliirthy, Mr. lliixton and Miss llubloy. lt wus iiiovod, 'sec- onded and carried that the above coin- niiitee meet in Cliarlottetown _on Sat-_ urday, Feb. 20, to report progress alid decide on dist of text books. I The next matter to como up was the draft- ing ol' bye-laws for the Assoclation`.` After considerablejdlscussiuii Llic_ fol- lowing cominittce was appointed to draft sonic: Messrs. Francis, Nelligan, Mcl’liie. Miss *liiiblcy and Mr. lifcolinii. lt wa.-s ,dec-ideal that this coniuiittec nioet also oii`Sul.urdiiy, l<`éli. 20th. `A resolutioii was put-iaed congratulating the teavliers of l'. E. island on thc lib- eral lunnncr In wlilch they, contributed towards the Army Fielil Service Fund.

- "Take "l’eiislal"' Con ouiid'{‘licrr

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Cough Balsain for coughs, sore tliroal; and bronchial irritation-safe. agree" able, oileciive-25c_ bottles-E. A. Fos» ter. Central Drugstore. 8340-1-22m3i

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ir Pave to bu; in this province" 1-i-is MiN1'o.-'riis unit., docked

in Georgetown yesterday at 10.10 a. m., with 14 tons of freight. 180 sacks or mail and 27 Passengers.

“SATURDAY NiGHT" of .Toronto

has a circulation of 45.000 and 'goes to all parts of the world. See advertis- ing column for club offer to new sub- scribers to the Guardian. Old sub- scribers write to A. MacKinnon, P. O. Box 432, Charlottetown. 8288.

SERIOUS ACCIDENT-Last Thurs-

day nlglit, when Mr. George LeClair, ftustlcoville, was going to the barn to feed up his stock. he slipped on the ice and fell on a lantern which he was carrying .and sustained some serious injuries in the side and one knee. lt is hoped that be may soon sufllclently recover to be able to bc»about his work again.--Z.

RACES.-The races took place iii

Apple-tree Wharf on Saturday. the 16th, the ice being in great condition _andfthe horses looked their very beat. Every heat was fought from start to finish. Following is the sunimary:-- -3-Minute Trot-Mary Dillon, C. Brad- icy, 1, 1, 1; Commodore, R. Chappell. _2, 2,’ 2; Goldie Bell, J. Miicdonaltl, 3, 3, Green Race-Daisy`De‘a'n, G. Boswell, 1, 1, 2, 2, 1; Jean Ringwood. W. Owen, 2, 2, 1, 1, 2;-Put; F.'Robei‘t° son, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3.

RUBTICO.-The heavy rain of lust

Tuesday has ‘damaged the roads to a considerabte‘extent.-Mr. Julian Keo- ghaii, Wheatley River. spent the week- end at Commercial Cross. the guest of Mr. ltitynioild Gallaiit.-.Mr.'Aiibrey Douceite arrived last Saiurday_froni ltuml`ord', Maine. wlierc liedliad been working for some time. ,llc was ac- compuiiied by Mr. `A. Gallaiit, froui _thc Western part of the province. 'Mr. Gallant intended to go houic oii Wed- nesday, but owing to the heavy rain of Tuesday lie may have to .postpone his returiiuntil it liar_de_`ns up again. -Z. _ ' `

WEDDING BELLS.-Tlie marriage

took place in St. AndrowTs Cliurcli, Vancouvei°.' B._ C., on January 12t,li,j 1915, at 11.30 a.ni., of Miss .ll/label” Louise Cairns,-"formerly of Charlotte- town, Prince Edward lsland,`and Mr. George E. Lightheart, of Vancouver. the ceremony being performed by tile Rev. Dr. Wilson. The bride, who was unattended was given away by _l\lr. W. C. James. She wore a travelling suit of mahogany cloth with hat to match, and a set of black fox' furs. the gift ofthe groom. The happy couple left by boat for Seattle en route for San Uiego, \vliere they will attend the Exposition. Oii their return they will reside at the Royal Alexandra Apart- ments.-Vancouver News.

$1,000 DAMAGES.--In the Supreme

Court yesterday, before Mr. Justice Fitzgerald, the case was resumed and concluded in which James Mcliiiiis, of Selkirk. brought-an action against W. W. Cox, of Morell, for the recovery ol’ $2,000, which the plaintiff claimed as daiiiages for the seduction of his wife by the defendant. When thelcase was adjourned the previous afternoonthe plaintiff was under examination, and yesterday morning on resumption lie was further examined. Only one wit- ness gave evidence for the defence. thc defendant himself, after which counsel addressed the jury. At ten minutes after four the jury retired and an hour and five niliiutes later they returned with zi verdict in favour of the plaintiff, awarding daiiiages in the sum ol’ $1,000. ,,

OVSTER BED BRIDGE AND VICI-

NlTY.- Mr. and Mrs. John Curtcr spent Sunday at Oyster Bed Bridge the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. Carr.- Mr. liobcrt Ford has sold his beauti- ful drlvcr to Mr. lledlcy llorn for it liaudsoiuc suiu_- Tho young people of Oyster lied and vicinity are having great. tluics oil the ice skating every evening and the finish up`with a dance at wliicli Mr. Vital Gallan furnishes the _music_- Mr. Wm. Ford" paid it flying visit to Winslow on Sat- urday, Jan. 9th.-- Mr. Eldon Ford is busy fitting up his trotting, horse (kid) for thc coming race.-Mr._ Edison Mulch spent Suiiility visiting friends at (lavendisli.- Tho Wheatley School is pi'ogrcsslng rapidly under the skill- l'ul iiiaiiageincnt. of the teacher, Miss Amy Toonibs_- Their many friends are glad to see Mr. and Mrs. Matheson homes. Mrs. Wood was presented with years in Vancouver. B. C, s|nTHoAv cEi_EsRATi'o"r»l.- on

Friday cvening, Jun. 8th a number of frlciids and neighbors izntliered nt the lionie oi' Leonard and Mrs. Wood, Mt. Herbert, thc occasloii being Mrs. Wood's birtliday. The evening was pleasantly spent in music, Mr. llnrry Wood boing prosciit with his oxccll-_ ent violin, and wlicu acconipiiiiicd by Mrs. Matthew Wood on thc Piano made ii combination hard to beat. The pcrfcct and ciitrucliig music was Iisteiicd to with rapturous delight uu- til -suddenly the gong sounded, which was readily taken to mean “all hands to the dining room," whore the large

table was loaded with fha _v-lm'-~=t_

collection of good things the accomp- lished hostess is noted for prepaiing.

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Colds and Coughs ‘ Stop Them When

They Start _ I

(tonglis are usually the result

of inflammation caused by a `

Th-is Will Make Your Hens T Lay

Flite you iiiereiy keemiig.l|.¢,,n

when your liens should be keep- ing you? ` '

"Our Egg Making Feed lg the secret of profitable poultry,_ it enables you to enjoy the 1m. menae profits your poultry will

_ pay-lf properly ted. _ ' A

Our Ezs Makin; Feed is it

scientific preparation that sup- plies just the substancec neces- sary to start them, laying regu- larly. '

Give our Egg Making Feed to

your hens. and benent by the

cold iiivsdlng the delicate cap- ilary air tubes in the lungs. We

, can sell you a cough remedy

that will allay this inflammation - and quickly correct the condi- tions whtch cause it. Take Rouaauwa Syrup of Pine Tar and Cod Liver Oli and we will guarantee ruulta...Put up and sold by us only. Price 35c. a

~ bottle. V

_ "The Home of Quality.”

Johnson & -,lolnisoii Quality _;_;i. T|1¢ MDN.

’ present high prices of eggs.

149 Grleat George Street

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Winter Suit for the Boy 'f N ,A __

.at the January Clearance Sale W

The January Clearance Sale offers all sorts or .f

favorable buying chances, It’s a matter of practical* 1'.-5"; '_' “ economy to keep posted on the otfermade-throng - '_~_ ' '

out our ads. Now for example to-day. /V 1_‘_f’_ij.f;.;_j§\_

BOYS PLAIN AND NORFOLK SUITS25 T".-:_ '-5-2.'-.J _

ALL ARE como AT A Discouur or P C- -‘ai

BOYS BLOUSE AND RUSSIAN SUITS _

ALL .CLEARING AT Price p’

"these are all new-vall smart up to date styles, ‘.1011

blues, browns, greys and fawn, ito fit boys of 3 to

8 years. . _ Bfdnd Z

$2.75 Suits for $1.38 $325 Suits for $1.63 _ " ,_§.,-./-“ $4.50 suits for $2.25 $6.75 suits for $3.38 /»/`

BOYS ODD KNICKERS AND BLOOMERS I _

ALL ARE GOING AT 25 p. C, DISCOUNT

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. Half Price.

for 35c.

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Big January Snaps

° In Shirts & Sweaters

Men's English Havana Flannelette Shirts,

in stripes ot various colors, with soft cuffs &

' collars attached reversible, also without collars. Regular value 85c and 1.00 now selling 75c_

Men's Fancy Shirts in 'fancy stripe with

stiff cuff, ranging in price from 135 to 2.00 now selling at 1.00. ,

Boys’ Sweaters and_ Sweater_ Coats in

greys, and browns with high amd low colllars, regular 85c value now 60c.

About twenty white Sweaters for boys and

= men ranging in price from 1.20 'to 450. Now

Boys’ Sweaters pull over buttoned on

shoulder and coat styles 60C value now selling 4

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~ » Men's Coats Sweaters, grey with red or blue trimming regular 1.50. Now selling for

1.00.

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$2.25 and $2.50

blocks go at $1.50.

Fur Collars---Cut

$5.25 Fur Collar for $3.94

_ 7.25 Fur Collar for 5.44

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Soft Felt Hats new

Get a Smart New _ I 1 il

The I'

Trousers I

p. c. off. $2.50

‘Special lot of five doz. nice

- black derby hats all sizes many'

shapes, not a bad one in the lot

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Men's fine worsted

Trousers offered at 25

Pants now $1.87

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lheasant converse enlivencd this lnip- py liour. witty and complimentary speeches were then in order, and with 'best wlslics for many happy returns, the merry company sought their homes. Mrs. Wood was presented with a beautiful china berry set.

ALBANY.-- The farmers are busily

engaged cutting their flre-wood.-- The young people has been taking advant- ,uge of the good skating afforded thcin on thc cxccllcut liltlc pond, near thu Post Olllce, during the past weeks as could 'hc sccii hy the crowd asseinbl- ed nightly on the poiid.- Tliclr iuuiiy playniiitos learn with regret the ill- ,uess of Muster Wiirreii Gordon, lluvid Beck and Miss (‘lura llucll. who have been ubsout from school for sonic tiiiic_-- Mr. llobcrt lluell, who has been ill for sonic tlnic pzist will short- ly be able to get around to his duties again. -Mr. Jolui Moore is making preparations i`or thi- erection of a new dwelling house- Mr. (`oliu Iiuell, is remodelling his dwelling house. - Mr. John l`t. Buell. our miller, is busily engaged threshing and sawing ilrc- wood.- Mr. Andrew Bell has had the misfortune to meet with a slight accl- dent by falling upon an axe and cul- ting his hand.-Q.

ARTILLERV WINS IN CANSO.-

Ou Saturday iiiiernoon, Jan. 16th. it very hotly contested and interesting game of hockey was played on llazcl Lake between the staff of the Commer- cial Cablc (Yo. and the boys of the Charlottetown Artillery. The game started at 3.30 o‘clock and from the start to the finish it was nothing, but it struggle, and victory was hardly de- cided until the end of the game. At about 15 minutes after the start. A. Smith of the Artillery. shot the first goal from the sldc. followed a few minutes later by another from Mc- Cabe. This scoring caused the Com- mercial team to get busy and lust be- fore half-time they scored the first goal. After the usual intermission both teams went to work again. the Commercial team putting forth every _effort to even the score. Play became rougher after the lint half and the majority of the Artllderymen were penaliaed more than once. Shortly after the start the Islanders made the third tally from a mixup in front of the 'net and soon after the Hazel Hill boys added another and the last. Thus the game ended_8-il In favor of the Artillery. Both teams were very oven-

'ly matched and it was a question up fo the last minute as to who would win. very little combination was

used by either team. The Cable boys are a good clean hunch of liockylsts and by their playing won the admira- tion of ull who witnessed thc game on Saturday last. The gaiiie was hand- led by Private Hastings, of thc 04th Regiment, who. by his good judgment and impartiality won the esteem of all the players. The Charlottetown players were: Morgan, Hooper, Burke. McNeviii, A. Sinitli. J, Callaghan null W. McCubc.

“llcxaill (fold Tablets are just wliuf.

you iiccd lo quickly banish Ihul. cold in your licud. 'l‘licy are gunruiitccd lo give sntlsfactloii. Price 25c. per box. The l\’liicl\'iiinoii llrng Co.. cor. Great George and Kciil. Streets. [uctf

WORK. ~'-~ _ _ "-1 .Xi

I lialc to hear about you!

Toll. '

l love to live

without

you!

.Texts that tluiiidt-i'

“Do it now!" Always

l’iiiiicd my liable brow.

Down with that

nntiquc

tradition!

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with toil

and superstition!

Joy

dwells with

procrastination! -

When

that falls.

take a vacation! Toll,

I have It in for you!

Work.

Who cares a 'pin for you

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FROM THE ARGONAUT.

An English minister. who Buarded

his morning study hour very carefully. told the new maid that under no cir- cumstances were callers to be admit- ted-except. of course. he added- in ‘case of life and death. Half an hour later the maid knocked at his door.

,“A gentleman to _see you sir.” "Why, l thought l told you-" "Yes, l_told him." she replied, "lint

he soya It is a ueation of life and

death." '

So he went down stairs and found

anlnsorance agent. _ ‘N

CIPIIIII SMITH IELLS J _ Ili UUII IN IHIIICHES

WIIH THE PIIHIIIIIS

l.O.\'D()i\'_ Juli. Lil.-Ciiplaiii Cuth-

licrt Siniili. l'rliii-css Putrlcias, who has liccn ill thi; Iiospititl here wound- |cd was positive wlieii si.-cn today that all stories of thc "Puts" being in ii cliargc ami soforlh were pure imagin- iiiion. ffapliiiu Snillli iiicl. with hs uw_li injury thc day before Captain Newton was killed. `

Smith was iii the treiiclicis iilouit

with the “l’nls" l'oiir days andinlghts. ll. was towards thc cud- of this spoil of lioavy duty that he had the misfor- iuiic io stray away .from his owu lines. ln the darkness he fell tntoa German trench. Fortunately it was only occupied by dead Germans, _of which there were many. The enemy had evnciiaiietl that particular position and l.‘.ip:nlii Slmltli lay tlicrc ri long while walling to ascertain if the Ger- mans were in the vicinity.

At li:-nrlli having satisfied himself

i-ii-tisfariorlly on this point, he. cmwidzl oiii. with the greatest difficulty. Ihe fall lmving injured his knee consid- erably. A good while afterwards he was discovered by a party of =iti‘oiclitir/ bearers and was removed to the base,

and eventually sent to England. _‘Pr

Captain Smith who leaves Loflildll

tomorrow to recuperate in the country is confident that the Princess Pats are worthily maintaining the holwl' 0( Canada. The conduct of the men since lniidlng ln lfrniice, lie says. has been exeuiplary, their work in tho trenches v»":\s"-carried out with the utmost cool- iiessx.

Given olllcers of the right kind Cap-

taiii Smith is sure the Canadlms will never fall In anything they have to undertake. _ _

Captain Smith Newton meet his oillcer was struck a bullet. The Princess Pats, so been live killed He is sure the in action since himself with' them

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