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'if':I`Ii"fNW-'IS file Pftliltl' Time t0 Take I "*“ :"1" ‘I"'i'I""`.’...If"..'-I'.-_ B . Y ’ B Y

' 7 BRITISH _ _ B601, [reall 2lfid~Wim1»

_ At this time of the year most people need a tonic - and by that we mean a preparation that will really i tend to build UP YW" Q£\].Vsicial.condition. In offering I British Beef. Il‘0n_ and ine, we feel sure that we are , givinga preparation that will be a real help to you, It . will help you throw _ off that tired feeling and put new

- rich"'bloo in you veins.

élging it _'now and mark the improvement.

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CENTRAL DRUGSTORE

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

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F0" ’SAI.`E

_--------r FOR SALE 600 BUSHELS TURNIP5

J. Heber Crosby, Marshfield.

` I 4117-2-22l\i3lpa.

FOR SALEON WEDNESDAY FEB. 26th farm of G5 acres, stock and 111-1¢1\l\?§fi'I Apply J. Mobbs. Hun- ter Illver. 4119-2~22l\I3'lpd.

FOR SALE 1 25 H. P. GREY MAR-

ino Engine, with shaft and propell- er used part of one summer. For price supply to Prowse & Sons, Ltd. liurrny Harbor. 3732-2-lsstttf.

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WANTED

WAN`_|'ED.-BOARD AND ROQM FQR

Young gentleman ln nice private home. Write immediate. Box 232

4144-L!-22m3i.

.. __ RAW FURS WANTED.-50 REU AND

Patch Fox skins, 1,000 tiugkngl 50 Mink, 100 Weasel. Highest prices paid for same. J. B, Rem lwllsli, 128 Gt. George Street, Char lottetown. 3337.975” I

TEACHERS WA.\'TED

FOR SALE--GOOD WHEAT. 4'/I cents por pound delivered. Phoni ur write A. E. Lent-L lliount Edward Road. ._ 4100-2-21 Mdlpfl

FOR SALE SHORE FARM 131 acres land; 80 clear. Dainureun- der wood and poles. Buildings in good repair. Apply to Milford Cud more, Oyster Bed Bridge.

4129-2-22M4ipd

FOR SALE.-100 BUS. CHOICE SEED

harley. Apply to. li.A. Lawson, Stan hope P.E.l. 4148-2.24 M-Zllpd

FARM FOR SALE.-60 ACRE FARIV.

flracldey Point hour miles from ses shore. Apply to David lil. Robinson ll.R. Harrington. -ilbl-2-24 .Ml 3ipi`

FOR SALE.-A SMITH PREMIER

typewriter (invisible writer) in fire' class condition. Apply "K" Box 116, Charlottetown. 4154-2-2»i Mmwdipd

Il ELI’ VVA I\"I`ED-- FEMALE

GIRL WANTED--APPLY 182 GREA*

George St. 4158-2-24 Mei pi

__ WANTED AT ONCE A GIRL FOR

general liousewoi-iq. Mrs. Ernest Foster, 148 Cumberland Street.

4083-2-20l\itf.

WANTED A MAID FOR GENERAL

housework in family of three. Apply i3 Fitzroy ISI. 4103-2-Zlmtf.

WANTEDf-A MAID FOR GENERAL

liouscwork. Apply 58 School St.

4131-2-22 M Si pd

.___ WANTED.-A competent meld for

sencral housework in small family. NI washing. Highest wages. Apply Guard lan, _ 3|

I WANTED AT ONCE A MAID FOR

goiicml housework. Small faintly. Good wiilges. Apply Mrs. W. E. -liiucw, 81 _Upper Prince Street.

, I -3178-L’-2f»m2i.

= HELP WANTED - 'MALE ---_---..__......__.._...-...._..._I_ WANTED A MAN OR A G99?

“Flirt boyirom 15 to 18 years of su. Allllly Bert it. Brown, York.

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HEAD STUFFED FROM

CATAQUH ACOLD _

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instant i`~eliei..‘.no waiting. Yom °I°_¢¥9¢l fioktrils open right up; the sir ”““C¢° Of your bead clear and yoi WI breathe freely. No more hawkilll _ Hfwlllins. blowing, ueuiaciie. drsuesn 0° Stvussiinz for breath In Iuinn i l"0\1r cold or cnttrrh' disappears. | Gif! o smell bottle ot Eiy's Cream’ Bum "Om your druiist now. apnlyl It liltlo of this fragrant, antiseptic. I'°“II\18 cream in your nostrils. lt Nlletratel through every utr pellets °‘ *\\° head. mum, .nie ionamin or swollen mucous insmbrspe and relief °°l\i¢l inlttntly.

‘ ’|SlT|NG CARDS GENTS 90c PER

TEACHER WANTED IMMEDIATELY _ for Head Hillsborough School. Sup- plemcnt $25 for remainder ol' year. Geddio Douglass, Secretory.

4097-3-2l.'m0ipdl.

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OST--FEB. 20th BETWEEN POST Office and Guardian office the sum ot' $7.00. Finder' please leave ft: Guardian office. -i140_22 mit

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LOST--Will th¢ person who puked

up the gold wristlet wutch Saturday nigfiit please return it to Guardinn Oillcc, 2|

FOUND

_‘.HiLD'S RING FOUND.. APPLY

Guardian Oillce. 3944-2-12m'I _ FOUND ON SPRING PARK ROAD A

fur cont. Owner may have some by applying at Guardian Oillcc ‘and buying for ad. 4125-2-22Mtl'.

.Il IM ‘i<iI.LANE()IlS

‘TOR SERVICE-SHORTHORN BULL

milking strain. A. E. Long. Z\lt. Edward Road. 4100-1:-:l _uuiprl

100; Ladies $1.00.per 100. Guard- ian Job Printing, Ch:ii“lotl:~teu'n.

»iUS5-2-20.\li.'§tl.

. EAHIONABLE WEDDING STATION- ery--25 for $3.00; 50 for $1.50 Guardian Job Printing. Charlotte town. 4085-2-20M'Etf

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ENVELOPE-8 WITH ADDRESSES or initials Gfvc por 100; $2.00 por 500; $8.00 por 1,000. Guardian Joh Printing, Charlottetown.

» 4085-2-20MEtf

IOTEPAPER AND ADDRESSES- Single sheet 7Gc per 100. $1.00 for 500. Double sheet $1.0o_ per 100.` $2.00 per 000. Guardian Job Print- ing, Charlottetown. 4085-2-20MEtf.I

MULTIGRAPH LETTERS, SAME AS~ typowriting on customcr’s sta- tionery: 100‘»for $2 per 40 lines; 500 for $2.60; 1000 for $3.50. Ii' we supply stationery: 100 for $2.75; 500 for $4.50; 1000 for $7.50.ICtuard- ian Job Printing, Charlottetown.

4085-2-20MEtf

STOCK 0IIOTATIONS,

HALIFAXI N. S.. Feb. 24.--(Quota-I

me furnished by lr. B ilccufdy el 'o.. stool and bond- brokers. memo rs of the Montreal Stock Exchange. redurdy Bnildiuk. Halifax. N. B. Atch. 92% 92% A. F. . .. 90% 90%. ALO. 64% 04 I Anc. 03’/0 G0.

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very inuuli ulive to-tiny ng to the method which' shall be the best way to remember our dear bought Victory. Count your huiiibleeorvtint for the roadway sure, not in an extruvnguut way however. dt hue been well une truly said local iiiutcriul 'und briiiiis will make good roads. Recently a very large usscinblage ot represent- ative persons -met at a south-western Stute to discuss road building, ilie rc- sult of tho demonstration of that

time would prove too expensive for our cominunlty; models of inuny different systems of road building were made ,up in small sections and exhibited ns' object lessons from the .old Appian roadway down to the pres- out day methods, any of which would not appear to suit our particular case, still ll think models of something along the line would prove beneilcinl to our community. The automobile has now to bo considered, the revenue derived from the owners thereof will no doubt contribute greatly to thc up- keep oi' the roadways.

Having had some experience in road

making and bridge work in past years, 'I might offer a few suggestions. We have in Charlottetown the Agricul- lural Hall, large and roomy to mnxe exhibits of local material, viz, sand from our North or other shores, hard and in some places puddle or brick ‘clay together with gravel from our gravel beds mixed with clay or our ordinary road bed. l am- of the opin- ion that good ilcsidts will bo obtained by -n. trial of the ubove_ I have, l.\ow~ over, tried the shore sand near South- port und in that vicinity und incorp- orated with neunby chi-y which show- ed good results.

So far as the widening of the roads

is concerned the wldtli as suggested by some writers is no doubt intended to clear the roadside banks of emi". brush rind other nuiteriivl tg fence lines: tho standard road bed of no cessity cannot be considered of u greater width than-at. most tweiity feet, and well rounded up; the balance of the roadway would require to no cleared and ditclied ut an angle ro- quired by tho situation affected. This would prove a very favorable factor in the matter of winter roads and ir the owners ot’ farm lands could be in- -luced to make 9, clearance of all tim- ber or trees of niiy 'growth for u dis- taiico 'of suy twenty feet from their lliiu fences the snow iiuisnnce would hc materially lessened. The clay and stone from the sides of hills be- yond the roadway should be ruiiiovoii to the liollows or other low places rc-

dcwn hills in road bed cxccllt il! 801112

experience ot' that in Lot thirty und adjoining roads there to, many years ago. The result was, ill found, iiint unless the wliole width from line fences was removed that the cost Of

posed Victory lloarl this would re- quire to -be done.

1 would like to speak of the Pnl-

iol, tho "Johnny on the sD0lI" Ii. D01” innnent oilioial whose daily routine would cover roughly speaking from _= three to tivo miles to keep the newi 'ro-.ul in repair. an auto, road cart ann'

l‘:itrol -is a positive noci.-sell-1’ UH fl IWW: III- any other road. I

l ani of tho opinion that a good'

rcudwny running from end to end of

the I.-ilrziifl could -he built, starttniil ulili tho proposition similar lo Ono i have some information <:oucorning.I 1~`irst,'a per centago from the Federal

Govorirment, o further Por ccntH80

coming- from the owners and opera:-_ om of autos; also a sum donated DYE our merchants and other interested. pnrties together with an amount from the fariners along tho line of ronil-_ wn.y_ The above together with G10 usual local road 'grunt l believe would bc suillcient. Mile posts or some oth- er proposed Ilnoidentels could be thought out and acted upon through- out the road. _ln any case this road- wny mul-It be considered u large under- taking but there can be no reason why the road cannot be built.

George M. Palmer. Bank Presid-

ent and Mill owner. ‘Southern Miiine-I Botox; greatest authority on road building ish. strung advocate uf grav- el rondebcds. llc quotes thc cost of gravel roads at from flvo liumlrcd I0 one -thousand dollars IIN' l“i|“» “I0

grnvol mostly taken froni old river' beds mid transported from five to one hundred miles ~byI railways operating lil Minnesota free of charlie- A -GW years aincc IL had the pleasure of il drive loan auto o\ one 0! l_1l'°B“ gravel roads. Fei-:_ live Years lll‘0'V ieue io that time 1 -- very loi=»ur-nr couv0.Yed o\'i>l'Il1llI ' f llii- nine rolli- by ox Iuliil mule tonaili. fl-ll U-‘»ll_9\'I£‘l\00 I am not ,.10w.1I, roi-gi.-t,_ l must no: forget. however, that I have nlrcndy Qgtqmded Wh.ill.1 liilull(l0il I0 STU’ 90"'

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uulring it. I do not propose to cu;

particular places. ~l had u ll¢l`H0m1`I"'

the benefit could not be c-onsidereo.|

llo,\vever_ in the nmkiiig of our pro-I

other necessary tlmpiicmcnts. Thiel

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Churlottetotvii. lI‘cb`y, 24, 1010.

oe-e»~:»¢~4»~:->e-f.-e-:~:»-:~e»:->e»-:~.°»:-:-»:».»~.--> Theodore Roosevelt Was

~ Explorerand Naturalist,

Beloved by Out-door Folk

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HERE was ai side to Theo- dore 1tooi~icvvlt_ which was

_ almost forgotten by men I who' write his obituaries. Not so-many" people knew Roosevelt the explorer and naturalist. Yet this was the menfwlioni out-of-door folk

loved and whose word scientists lis- tened to and respected. I ' As a. recreation, during the siren. iions years of his diversified life, Col. Ruusevey. made himself one of the foremost nuthorities oxi American. fauna, penetrated the darkest regions ol' the Dark Continent, to reappear with n. notable collection of animals of that land, and plunged into ilu- irackless wastesoi' the Brazilian hin- ierland, to return with the story of the discovery of at new i~i\'ui~, wliirli no1v»ls marked on maps with the legend "Rio '1`eodoro.”

Roosevelt the naturalist was al-

ways a surprising quantity _to his friends. He amazed the veteran orni- ihologist John Burroughs hy his fa- miliarity with the birds ol' the United States. He wescontiniially confus- ing visitors at Sagamore lilll by If-ni-~ ing grave ronforeiico.-I io pursue a. ntritnge hlrd call or nn Iinfaiiiillai' Dash of wings until the owner limi been identified. To serious nnil p.iin,=- tuklng students of natural lIis|I-Ivy he was friend and brothel-; io the Icllnrs of long tales i‘.on<'ei'ning thr- iutelligence and prowess of wild r~r<-:i~ tures he was s. terrible enemy. “.\‘:I- iuro taker" was the woril ln- I-.uint-Il to describe them, and he iI|taI:kI~»I~l Ihr-ii' statenionls with his ussiuil en- ei'gy in bs.tt.le.

l~‘runi the time win-ii. II liiih- lull,

no hesiogeil the minister or his rliui'<'h with a. demniiil in hc- iohl about that feaisoiw- I'-ri-n|IiI-<\ tim zeal. his ii'iir\ro:=| iii the III-nsis oi Ilii-

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THEODORE .RO0Sl§\`l-ZIJIT.

earth grew with his 'norly ami brain.

"What ix a zeal?" ilciiiandorl the

Bahbergasted pureou.

"You read about him yesioriliiy, said small ’l.‘hcodoi-II Izalnily. "lu ilu- Psalms."

The minister took ilowu his Cou-

cordence. There ho found the an- swer: "For the zeal of thine house hath eaten me up."

It is not on rsroril xvlicilici-_hu wa

branded as a nature taker, fm-lhwiili.

His almost feverish love for oni-

iloor life wnsihe salvation of Theo- doi'o Roosevelt. for many years. and eventually was a contributing raiisc oi' his death. He never completely recovered from it fever contracted in the Brazilian w-lids. hut. his early fie- light in nature in the rough develop- ed him from a puny. nsllinmlin child into the tromondousl_\‘ -\'igui'oiis man ul' his later years.

During his _rears ai lliirvartl iii-

wns especially inieri-sied in untiii-al sri:-neo. lien- he laid the groiinrl- wvrk for his knowledge of nature am ht-r rhiidren. and ai one iiiue-sor- iously considered making tho siuily of mtl urnl history his life work. Politics-intiwveneri and claimed lim greater share of_|iis life. hilt. nev-Jr roiild divoifee lilui from his first love.

After his prellminuuv sulioollni: In

slnlocrafl in the New York A.<st~||ilII,v hu retirotl to his vulilo rartrli in North Dakota. \\'lii~ri- III: spoilt lliv _voiirs from 1884 lo littiti living the liiiril, nIIl_ilnor llro of II rniii-hor :ind build- inu; up lhur, plillosopliy of existence that fouml expression in his volume of living rloso to iintiiro, “Tho Siren- iiuils Life."

'I`inie and again in his later years,

when thi- In-|i|t~iiiini|.s luitlles lliul. lie waged had |.lI»I-II him, this old longing for the open trail i-i~|.ii|‘ned and sont him forth on If-netlii hiintiug or ex- ploration trips. in lfltlfl, :luring his flint. term us ilu-Isiiloiii. ho went io il1r~ \`(‘.IIuw:=;ir\pII im a i'i1iilI'IIl1g expo- ditinn. Scvri-.ii iiniiiinlists nr~r:oinpa.n- ind him and \\‘i-ro m<lnnit=lii'ii :it his deep and tlioroii»:|i l\ii~I\\~li~rlgoiIf hlrilu and uiiimnls ofI|hr~. \vi-sl. At the uid ol’ his sernnil term. lu 1009. he inarlo the first of his two _:rout oxpotllllons nf srleiiiiilc investigation. Avcoin-' uaulcil hy his sou lfrruiil. he peno- trntod the depths of Africa, hunting the lion, the i-htnovoroiis, the buf- Inlo and the lessor aniiunls of this untouclied coiiiiti'_\',, and eventuiilly emerged riclied in knowledge as ai naturalist and with ri collection of skins and heads that has been of tremendous 'value to students since that time.

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buy them cheaper from us here at home !

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