iiaenuenvai-,.'i9¢». ._ _ __ _ _ "ms 1-ue§T___1_"=WS.._____-__ _ __ _...Inn QHARL0'I"1‘E_‘1‘0WN GUARDIAN _

FIRST OF ‘ALL"

PAol~'rlm`s_1t - ‘

-"marine or new council.

Continued From Page I __

/-'”“”° po‘nted: th°¥,;_-R‘§E$gf(i}‘|)::rlp=il;ll, X McKenna, S Dr. Mcbnuchlen, Walker. mI?iyi3ANCE~Rlley, McKenna, Mc

i .

NYEDNDER AND PUBLIC PROPER- west Rive, y_'l‘aylor, McKenna, McNevln.

'l'MARKET__D.,._ Mclmuchlan, M Lean, McNevin. '

l “.07 k°°'.’ tl? turmllz and open the aave had cold waves, they were only I ` 9 ' R °2'i‘-°.*=i‘"‘_-___ ___ for a few df- -' du--won <1 we N S

the latter part of December there has

r let ed from zero to 27 de reee he

, - cs cr _ s _-

¢.`w?t£'§,i A¥:;`:i:;§lgTI“Ch£_§éttetg::‘ ,low night after night. Freight trains

Feb; 19| 11912' 'Rev_ _L ~B_ Mein: iwitli but one-third the usual tonnage

s1nE~McKenna. Mel-auchlan. MP tyre officiating, alex watts, Grand iiiave stalled in the snow on mein init

N§I'li(ll'I-IT-McNevin, Taylor, Walker. POLICE-Walker, McLean. M0*

.’l:racadie, to Christina Ay1wsrd,itracks at various p'oints uetween _©_Y_1=_-fl9¢je§9“;“_ ¥j°_v9!§r~ _ .Utica and Batavia. st.-iiisg of one

_ DIED 'train would necessarily block others

Kg\;§;I._ CHIEF- FIRE DEPT.- land, standing still for a short time,

INGS-_sc soughiigm on F,,i,_ i9,fthey would freeze so it has taken as

coimciiior Riley stated that tnsrc 1012, Mrs, Robert ings, in ner szna many as five engines to move Some °\

McLenn._ _ _

_ . h

mmunications before t

gei,euctil`:Ool:i(; from the Light and

e year, Fnmmi notice latex lthe trains after they had been shovel-

cd out of the snoR.

° C and the other from the HARD w1NTEg FQR “Operation in the yards on tht

r ‘ ~ _ '

0-» .

iI;f)v¥;e_r 1, Telephone Co., Both we e THE U

main line has been most dillicult, cn

. b. RAILROADS,

mid over until the next regular meet- ORS-ii IN 33 YEAR3 lmany instances men have deserted

mg-,ouncillor Riley then moved

adjournment- .

gnc ruiviias Kim.

_.___ -

____ lyards, round-houses and ash-pits,

the BOSTON_ Feb_' 17_Th¢re is a iiitie .due to the extreme cold, claiming il

pubiic appreciation of the most umiB_ ,was physically impossible for them tc ual difficulties in ‘railtoad operation -°0‘“`-i““e_l-he Work- At time” it bf*

.5 ,N SIX ,~,.-.Fas ‘,’,§“°“""2‘““ "Y ‘if ‘”“‘ “‘°““‘°' °‘122%”.iL‘l?§§§.“3.‘?§§“¥§.5§°i?ffv§'§éEf

‘ J ~ 9 Das six wee s. The severe tem-1 _' _~ ‘

Peratures and storms have made notil’°"°d9 of f°rtY'°‘3ht h°'~“"3 of

NEW YORK, Feb- 17”3°"°PtY‘”V9 only for marked declined in carload- .Several 0°°a*‘i0“5 when freight tml’ fatal ca-ses of ERS #iBDhYX1=1'-i'-*ll “UC ing, but have enormously increased °|’°"*ti°“ 0" mai“’1l“e divislons WB’ |-sported to the New York -o_`J\%\`- coincident expenses in moving traffic. ‘l"`“-°ti°“llY Suspended' ,hiring the ‘lrst six weeks it 1.\l.’.'l‘l\o-In this °0““¢°fi0n, the foiinwing ,ih_i “In talking with some of our oh

total is the largest on I‘eC0r<l- AC?"-'stract from a letter' which has recent- dlng f-0 the U0\”0¥l°\"9 iY\\'€B*-l‘-¥'1U°“- ly passed between two New York most of the deaths may ll’ Lraced *-0 Central operating oflicials, and which the use of faulty ZHSCUCKS- "P95009 was written with no view to its pub- l

ervous or slfghul' Undef lication is enlightenin

extremely n » _ E-_ the influence of liquor will go to their “Weather conditions since Dec. 25 , homes and turn out their gas in nhave been the most severe that .New 1 yecliless fashion." says his report.York state has known for thirty-eight "

,,',.,._- _ _ ____________- i... _._ _._ _-_ ..__._._._. .. _1__ _.___

fi 1; W...-ui... 1 Interior Decorations

.»0,,,,,._ they see the light extingiiishedyears. While in previous years vile;

prepare for their spring work. The decoration of the

1 interior of your home calls for your attention right ` now. This is the best iiine of the your for iliis work,

for many ofthe rooms in the home are unused at this season of the year and thus plenty of time can be allowed for _the drying of paints, varnisl1es,kalsom- ine, etc. _ __ __

In painting, as in every other line of work, it

does not pay io procrastinfitc and those who siiart in now on the interior of the home, decorating and re- juvenating it, will be fully repaid for every minute that is spent.

The line of paints, varnishes, wood finislies, kal-

souiine, etc, wc are showing now comprises the best the world can produce and our prices are lower than any other Island house can offer. We buy in such large quantities that we get special discounts and we pass them on to you. _ _ -

Call, write or phone to-day for prices on necessit-

Now is the time for painters and householders to `

- l

employes, as well as men out of thi .service, none of them can recall con ,ditions equalling those of this Uin ter, but everything within the rangi of human possibility has been don- ito keep traffic moving.”

PREDIC-TS BETTER

RELATIONS BETWFIEN

BRITAIN AND GERMANX

MANCHESTER, Eng., Feb. 17- Sir lddivard Grey, the secretary oz foreign affairs, amde an optimistic speech hero last night, _on the present relations of Great Britain and Ger ‘rnnny. Iieferring to thc visit of wai isecretury, Haldane to Berlih, Six ‘lihkvvnrd said the reticence in regarii ‘to details of the statements made by Premier Asqnith in the House »o' Commons und Chancellor Von Beth munn Hollwcg in thc rr-iohctng, dir not lmplv that there was any lack of cordiality hctvvccn thc two powers. I Soiieetliing hail been achieved, which lic (Sir lihlwurd (lrcy), liopiul hm’ ,permanently brightened thu sky mid lwhich would dispel the mists oi fausolcion which had arisen from un ifriiimlcd riimors. 5 "l‘lie interests of both peoples, Sii flildwnril declared, -made pence bc- twccu the two countries necessary. ,Hc did not believe that there couli'

‘i lie `unfy permnncut cstriingemcnt, i[\

-the truth were given a fair chancc. if-le expressed the hope that Premier Asquith, in his statement in thi [House of Commons, had forever dis- ; posed of the great untruth that Great 'Britain meditated an attack upon (icrmnny last summer during the ten- Iision over the Franco-German negotia- itions- in relation _to Morocco.

O- three

WHEN EGGS ARE FROZEN.

_ _‘_~,-_.__--

ies for your interior decorations. _ ' _

f i of putting eggs that have been frozen

x i *W Exc. 5 ' ` `_' " 7 ' | " ' _¢__,___ __gl__ I- ___ ..-___ _ ___

For Building up Body- and Brain,

Use

Red lood Tablets

~ For building up and strengthening the body, for

toning up the nervous system to its natural degree of health, for making every nerve pulsate with the joy of right living, good health and strength, there is no pre- paration that can equal the marvelous curative qualities of Nulife “Red 'Blood Tablc:ts”.` f

This prepamtiaiilis hailed the country over as

one of the grcalest boons that has ever been offered mankind. It is good for every disease caused by impure blood, gets right down to the seat of the trouble, cures the cause and at once starts a, prompt cure that ends in perfect health and strength regained. lt is easy to take and for curative qualities is in a class all its_own.

It is made from a receipe formulated by theleading

physicians and pharmacists in Europe and is endorsed by all leading doctors and druggists everywhere

Nulife is sold by nearly every dealer in standard

drugs throughoutthis Province or will be forwarded to any address by johnson and johnson on_ receipt of price.

One box 50c. 6 boxes $2.50. ` i

lniernaiional Driu Ccriwralicn

l.0ndon & Berlin Johnson & Johnson. City, Wholesale. lilslrs.

Some housewives make the mistake

' 'Iii in cold water to d,raw out the frost.

` ' ,This leaves the yolk hard and unfit

, - |for use. As soon as frozen eggs are

_ , brought in, put them into a bowl and

. cover once with boilinlg water.. Let

thcgi stand until the water cools,

l and if used within a day or two, they

'““"“’“""* 'f-" -~~-W -- ---- ---------r--»---..-- . _ will he as nice as before freezirig.-

_______.. if i an

MARRIED ipuckly recovered Since the cold wave _._____._______.___._.__ _______.___._ _.__._.__ .__...._-__._~_~_».-_-_-,-__-_._-__._. _ _.

:turned yesterday from a visit to New York.

J. P. Nicholson, city surveyo

home with the grip-pe.

» A special ten cent skate witho

ber of skaters were in attendance.

The second presentation of th

Deestrick Skule in the Opera Hou 'n Charlottetown last evening wa

seats, upstairs and down, were practi- cally all taken yesterday morning and the show was presented in a cnpahl and entertaining 9, manner as on tl

previous occasion, at which time

was most favorably received.

._._¢_

,members of the Citizens’ Committe were discussing the names of C. N. Godfrey, of R. S. Lea, and of James Hunter. The last two named are well known civil engineers, and Mr. Godfrey is a _prominent business man. and a large real estate owner. Mr. Len has made a special study of hydraulic engineering, rind is present- .lv on his way home from Vancouver, where he has been installing a com- prehensive drainuge system. Mr. Lea, who is u. prominent member of the iflnnadian Society of Civil Engineers, was at one time a member of the l’i‘ovincial Board of Health, his ex pericnce in matters pertaining to municipal engineering being much sought after. Mr. Lea has engineered the construction of miuiy large hy- .lrnulic works, one of thc most im- 1iortnntof`wliicli was the building of 'i hugo nqucduct in Winnipeg.-Mon trcul lilxc. (Mr. l.nn is n- niitivc

this Province.)

zz-'How about your I-lorse ? If you

have n horse you want to improve piinkly in appearance feed Muc.Kfu- 'mn's (‘oudif.ion Powders one packa-ge will give results that will surprise

-ikin firm silky, cleans the blood nml tones up und improves n horse in every way. 25c a tin. Hole ngeu

(leo & Kent Streets. dtf

“Naturally you desire to get some-

thing in n_Wall Decoration that will be different from most other people. Come in anytime this-afternoon and talk the matter over with Mr. Wan ner, the expert on interior decora- tions. You will he delighted by the wonderful range of handsome designs ‘ie has to show, and his suggestions in tasteful Wall decorations will be revelation to you. Moore & McLeod.

` ANNOUNCEMENTS

at 8.30 o'clock,

"Look out for J. E. Brennan’

card in tomorrow‘s issue.

**I.VoVolt/out for the Souris 'Civic ef

ectlon news in the Kings County col umn tomorrow.

PLOT TO ROB AGED @

MAN OF '00,000

.ig

NEW YORK, Feb. 18-Forme

night on the charge af conspiracy -t

Samuel E. Haelett, an aged recluse, through a power of attorney, which Haslett is alleged to have repudiateri, was released on $3,000 bail today.

itted on fi charge of attempting to

legislation in this state in 1909.

himself

_ti-imorrow. when it is expected that George H. Decker who, in a remark- n.ble story of the alleged plot told Magistrate Kempner, involved Gard- -ner in the ease, will also be examined l)ecl°cr was employed ns nurse for Hush-tt, when the elderly recluse was taken ill two weeks ago.

Hnslett at tomorrow'a hearing will he represented by John B. Lord, his counsel for the past fifteen ycnrs. ln his ulliduvit to the court, Lord rc- cites that Dceker “did call said Frank J. Gardiner to the Haslett residence" that "the said Gardner did prepare it power of attorney, given to the said authority over the persons and pro- perty of said Samuel E. Hnslctt;" that "the sizniliture to snid power of attorney is not ln the handwriting of Samuel E. Hnsletinf' :ind that "said Snmucl Haslctt stated to deponent in thc presence of enid 'George Decker and other persons thot he did not sign said power of attorney.”

The document in question was ex-

tremely broad in its powers, autho- rizing Gardner to draw checks, pay bills and care for Mr. Hnslctt's money and Interests in almost every conceivable way, and containing a Provision expressly revoking all oiher powers of attorney.

Decker’s testimony tomorrow is ex-

pected to throw more light upon nn- othcr feature of the case, involving nn alleged will executed by Hsslett in which, according to Decker's story as told by Magistrate Kempner after his examination of the nurse, Gardner was made sole executor and Pecker reeldusry legntee.

.___.

DR. SUN T0 BE FIRST

LONDON AMBASSADOR.

NANKING, Feb. 17-It has been

agreed among the republican leaders that Dr. Sun Yat Ben shall be- the

first ambassador to/epresent the flrlt Oriental republic a the court of St.

‘ James in London.

1 _

lleaving Charlottetown yesterday

" :ternoon had about. 65 passengers, re-

Charlottetowu is confined to hh; ltummg early this mommg' '

ut|Fleming, Halifax; Missrs Elsie

band was given at the Charlottetown. Anders?" “nfl Alma Mathesofli Arena last evening and a lar e num- Peters’ L' “cum Mt" He'-hut'

5 lBell, Moosejaw; A. R. McDougall,

‘Summerside and W. McDonald,

e Georgetoivn, registered at the 5e,Hotel, Charlottetown, between B»last night and 9.55 the previous

attended by a bumper house. The mght'

c and Mrs. l.e\\is, Vcrnou Iliver; le Irene Lewis, Vernon River; H. it|Spencer, Toroiito; .I. J. Buchnnnan,

Toronto; R. S. Kerst, Toronto; C. Flood, St. John; S. W. Lyons,

-,ig-w~;‘gg~,,-‘iii “'_-fi- i-mi-3;-isf§‘;‘.;‘:f“.fi..i;‘éL..if'.?'.iL““v‘i2i3.‘li. 3 en W e name” 0 mo ' tel Charlottetown. between 10

citizens in connection with the va- ' . 9 30 . .- tant Controllership. This morning|$;;l§.|“S¢ "ight and - U10 l";;1°.“S

*°St. James' choir meets tonight

Gardner, who a year ago was acqu-

pleaded not guilty and said that lie had no doubt of his ability to clear ROCHESTER, N. Y., Feb. 18-The

' have helped

MURP-HY_BURD _ ' ~ ii - _' H. B. Weeks, Fredericton, was a

_ ETTE°'1l1 Sli- 30'* not been twenty-four hours when Wea It PHYS W WY In l- is Pl`°V1UC¢ visitor to Charlottetown yeB,terdny_

eph's Convent Ch pei, Ch lotte- » ~ , '*'“

town, Feb. 19, 191;, by R3. P. t'.her conditions were nfxmal cm -me Senator Prowse, Charlottetown re-I _ ‘»-""‘ _

_ A_ Mcuomml Seymour Murpim line between Albany and Buflalo. Lhe ,,,,.ned yesterday from 0,_t,,w,,_ The Vlctorias of Charlottetown will

South Shore’ to Emeiine Bm.dem,_ thermometer on the mgin png has _____ meer for hockey practice in the Arena

D. o'M. neaain, cnsi-icttetcwn, re- me ¢"°°i“= at 7-30-

The hockey special to Sumn erside

af-

A. M.

E. St.. S.

R, lil. Taylor, Halifax;

Queen l0.15

'l`. Gurdon Boyne, St. John; l~1.ii‘ucst

Miss

i<‘.

Mon-

Hu- 0'-

Frank Power created .1 little dis-

turbance at the Peoples Theatre in Charlottetown Inst evening. Alter gaining admittance to the theatre without being observed to be under the influence of liquor lie wall~:d up on the stage and appeared very anxi- ous to demonstrate his pugilistic abi- lity. He could not be induced to leave the stage and the show was held up for ten or _ more minutgs while the police \verc summoned. Af- ter some difficulty Frank was "cop- pad” and lodged in the station coll. The manager of the Theatre, after the removal of Power, aiiologizcd to the audience for circiiiiuitiiiiccs ovcr which lic hull no direct, control.

Aillicimits to the Baptist denomin-

ation in this cniinty as clsewlicre will bc iiiti-i'-‘stml ln the following from an

‘nhoxcliuiivgiei-iii the year 1911 the Bup-

f.isl.s in this lluitcil St1»if.ris rniscd $2ll,'.|78,!Ill for church work, says thc (_‘-liriiitiaiii Ili-rnld Almanac, They own :ind cool.rol ten tlicologicnl i~u+mina.|'~ iies, vulucd nt $l,i;lllJ,l00, with nn en- ilowim-ul. of $4,l7ll,-f7$i. 'l‘hcy own und izontrol uiiicty-I.lircc univeisitiei-i and

Von' I“m"e" “V "ld h"i"*'““k“° th" collctfcs, \'uluiul nf. $31 634 978 with

nu i»nilowm-:nt of $20,697,019. 'l‘lii~y have Ii4,0il‘l stiidonfs in their colleges

tf: ‘ , `. _ ' '

, _ , uuil iiiiivcrlutics. ’l‘licy own about

The Ma“K'n"“" mm; U0" ('°r' Gt one-ciylith of all thc college and uni~

versity property in the United States anll control one-ninth of the endow- ment funds. The Baptists own and control eight secondary schools valu- ed at $5,281,408;-witli an endowment

_ fund of $1,883,431. They have in

these schools 13,844 students. Tho Baptists in the Unitcd Sta.tes'ha.ve nearly $75,000,000 invested in educa- tional work. The fifteen Southern States have within their borders

“ about 2,150,000 white Baptists. 'rut

thirty-three other States, comprising the territory of the Northern Baptist convention, have within their borders 1,374,520 Baptists. Besides this therc are about 18.000,000 negro Baptists.

2:-An epidemic of coughs is now

S prevalent. As aresult we ure hav-

ing a very big demand for Rekall Cherry Cough Mixture-the nicest and

_ best wc kn6w"of. lf you liavc' ii , cough try it on our guarantee of sat-

isfaction oi' money back.. 25c a bot- tle.Sole agents-The MacKinnon Drug ffo., cor. (lt. Geo. and Kt. Sts.

-_/ 2-lildrtf.

::Buntain, Bell & Co., for best coal.

F Lowest prices. ` 1-23dtl.

State Senator Frank J. Gardner,-.vno wi(<KF_RSHAM ON was arrested and locked up late last »pHi:.; LAW»S DELAy_

0 .ii

gian control of thc $500,000 estate of ST_ LOUIS' Fei, _ 1-/_A vigorous

defence of the Supreme Court of the United States and its application of the "rule of reason" in adjndicnting trust litigation, an attack upon the propaganda urging the recall of judg- es and advocacy of commercial courts

bribe State Senator Otto C. Foelker from me vm-ions States to expediic in connection with the anti-race track

$50,000 MILLING FIRE

plant of the Victor Milling Company

_ Gar<lner’s examine-tlon was fixed for at Victor was totally destroyed by

fire late this afternoon, flic loss being estimated at $l'>0,0ll0, partly covered hy insurance.

` 'PHE COURT FUNCTIONS

IN LONDON T0 COME

WITH A

LONDON Februar)

inl and by having six functions twelve days seem anxious to

business as soon as possible.

iuiperalist sovi-reign, with a for great allairs and courage act-upon his own initiative.

The new lord clinmbcrlniu,

ing, but has had more experience public affairs than of court business

He will have an anxious time

and in_ settling the nicetics of

committee af authors. He is

presence for celcuionial duties.

for visits to Knowsley and country lioiiscs after thc close period af court morning. He spend Easter at Windsor and is

Berlin in the early summer.

(‘ARRll<lD ALI. Sl€(`IlE'l‘S

T() THE GRAVE

mon :ind (lominfiiicrs who have rcts to keep today intensely

tively that Sir George l.cwis, solicl

wus the confident of mcinlicrs of

ffl`€Ilf. :imoug thc (‘ornmouci~s.

for nddczl f.lu» folloivinig to his will.

.4-.`i:|\li¢l!-.il to im-, thc iii-lic:itc iiuturc which, iip:i.|'l. from cou.~:ii|ci'ul.io|i.=:

by :in cmincnt doctor, and it curc

Tliroat. 'I‘ry it. 25 cents il bottle ii

RUSH.

. , " 19-Court

functions, while deferred until after the beginning of the half mourning period, are to he run together with astonishing rapidity. The king and queen have little taste for ceremon-

lil

dispose

of the necessar but uncongenial

George

V. is not a mere sailor kiniz. but an

genius

Lord

.\`-audhiirst. has been a lord-in-wait

etiqiicttc, but vvluit may keep him

as rc-

i»5lll8l0l`-gcncrnl of social ambitions

court

awake nights is the duty of manag- ing two censors and am udviimry

uniateur actor, is n popular member of the Beefstcak Club and has a fine

The king is making- engagements

other of the

will like-

ly to make journeys to Paris and

LONDON, Feliruiiry 18.-Noble

sec- re-

licvcd, because they now know posi-

tor, lins no rccorrl of thc -secrets whispered in his cur- und he knew all thi- big secrets of London. H0

thc

royal family, pci~.i's mul thc rich, und

Kninving that ilu-re would hc wor-

ry iifti-1' his de-atli, tho vctcruu solici-

"ln thc coursc of my professional

ciircer, i~..=:|icci|illy iluriui; thc lust forfy yciir.-:, many ii-:tft.¢.-rs have hccu

of of

_‘.~_N,._M.~.~i,0_8~-- ,.._,"._

Nox A Cold ln 0ne Day

108 is the number of fi prescription

Coughs, Colds, Broncliitis and Sore _

t, litookc" by hcr iudisitreet talk about

. .___ (li _.M ,

DOCTORS -

_ _°nit""%li'|hnss1s:

Public Are Warn Against-B005?

_ taining Harmful Acids 'and _ Ammonia.

Many people have clung to the old-

fashioned idea that a thick, greasy liniment is the best kind. Doctors say _

Recently a number of these white.

oily liniments were analysed. and they were found to contain an enorm- ously high percentage of harmful acids, and such irritating chemicals ‘ as ammonia, etc. For the moment they may cause a warm sensation when first applied, but their contin- ued use never cures rheumatiem, and only deterioratee the skin, sets up inflammation, and causes endleli

trouble.

When a doctor warns you to quit

using a white, oily liniment-do so. He knows that a thick lin-iment cau't penetrate, can't sink through the pores and reach the seat of the pain. ' when asked his opinionafew days ago, an important physician stated that he considered a strong, penetra- ting, pain-subduing liniment, such al "Nerviline," to be superior to any 0! the white ammonia liniments. In his twenty-five years of practice be had witnessed cases of rhcumatlsm, sciat- ica. and lumhago that simply would not respond to ordinary treat|nent-- but Nervili-nc cured them. The same physician also spoke of the great ad- vantages of .keeping a preparation like Nerviline in the house, because of ciqsinps. diarrhoea, stomach disord- ers, enraclic, toothache, headache, and such minor ailments. Nerviline is is 8 first-cla:-as cure. There is scarcely an "clue or H pain, intern-al or extern- `:il, tlint Nerviline _won't cure. In 'l‘li-iiisiiiiils of* homes no other pain- rclicving rncrlicinc is used. Fifty yciira' contiuiia-il _success und the en- dorsciueut of the profession are proof thot Nerviline is thc liuimentfor the home.

ure without. foumlntion. For over forty ycnrs I lnivc kept no diary, and l lciivc bcliinil me no documents Or nicniorl-iluln. from. which confidence re- |ioscd in mi- can lic revealed." Lewis, nltho concerned in many

fmoouis ciisi-s, km-.w all about many- mori- flmi. iuevier crime into court, and vihii-li involved names of the high- ciit. society people. l'crhap:-i the most notulilc :society reuse was the- 'Pranby firoft liucctirat. scimdnl, in wlilch liis-ly: hldwnrd, thi-_ii Prince of Wales 'WUH fi witness.

_lécwis prepared the defense of tier' sliipping millionaire Arthur Wilson, who had uccused Sir Wil- liiini (lordon Cummings of cheatin|;‘ ut; cards while a guest in Wilson's lioiisc. Thc l’r_incc of Wales was niuither guest, rind also the Countess ofgwarivick, then Lady Brooke, who cn"rnc<l her niitkniiine of “Babblingl

I Life nlhiir.

Geo E. 1lui;hcs Drug Store. is- 1 _ s

_ “1- W

mg' .= Yr

Q(//l__ll0 MATTER WHAT THE WEATIIEI-l\

' -:$22 r- /Va 1 ' ‘Z

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.'~- 1.2;.; ‘T ...__ gtg# L*

ckey Ei? Nicholson Tobacco Co. ,,

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:1 pipe-full of our MASTER MARINE smoking tobacco will calm the most ruliled brow. It is mild, sweet and soothing. Our B L A C K ’l`WlS1‘ chewing tobacco is about the “last word" in that ine, too. Worth trying fair weather or foul.

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All Things Keep Health

No matter how much ihard

luck one may have he can al- ways “come brick" if lie has the snap rmd ginger of good lieallli.

Right food is the most es-

sential factor of health.

Grape-Nuts

F000

is made of wheat and barley and furnishes in the right pro- portions the elements Nature needs for keeping body and brain at their best.

Look for "The Road to

Wellville" in packages of Grape-Nuts. This famous lit- tle book and Grape Nuts

thousands--~ and

may helpyon.

“'I‘here’e e Reason".

sullen Grrn lnLn Oanimmn Factory. by Usnadlsn abor. Canadian Postum Unreal Cn.. Ltd- Windsor. ()ntarloi1|\na¢ls.

|-gp:--Nutefood is ode of Cen-

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Bl.UESTONE

For the prevention of Smut in your grain and

Scab on your potatoes use BLUESTONE. You can buy it pulvcrlzcd 9e pei' pound from

Stanley Shaw 6' Peardon Charlottetown

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r A Good Line of . Second-Hand Motors

We are showing a line of second hand motors here

that is of unusually high grade throughout. These mot- . ore: have been carefully tdslcd, inspected and repaired. They :irc aliuost as good in every way as thc day they came from the factory. One 7 h.p. and one 5 h. p. Pnliner, two cycle, make and

break spark.

One 6 h.p. Sinlz Geodey, two cycle, jump spark. Oue 4 i-2 h.p. Knox, two cyclc, make and break spark. One 3 1-2 l1.p. Adams,two cyclenuake and break spark; One 30 h. p. four .cycle, McKehough & Trotter, two

cycle, jump spark.

Four 2 1-2-3 h.p. Imperials, jump spark. _

One new 5 h.p. Roberts motor. One new 4 h.p. Wette junior Stationary. -

The prices on these are greatly reduced. Write today for

prices and further particulars. . --

Bruce Stewart &? Co..Ltd.

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