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FEBRUARY 25,1915 " - '" 1'an_cnAsLo:rrs'rowN GUARDIAN _ l‘.=i_t'.i__'=H'_'_§~_I_;>._.’-:TQ '___

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sfo... and say.”

We .believothe word "Purity" ` _Th

is the one word that interests cg' you. It’s on every "page" of "’ ii

resorts. l-ill:-11111’ ctlsll S- li -llliiiliill lisiini ~

Will l'08l'€l I-0 ieifil that Wi1ii9 ng on Tuesday evening. she fell » _ 13-. ....4.,.... . _ . _ . _ . _ . _ . ____,_,_ X

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our drug “story-_" 'pain-fully injuring her knee cap

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Mr Russel McDougall., son of Mr Place in the Arena rink last night

Arch

ibald McDougall, Charlottetown, last night to join the Heavy

d arrived in Charlottetown yes-

. artillery. They have enlisted as sig-

' ' nallers with the 6th Mounted ltliies

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HOTEL ARRIVALS

VICTORIA.

L. (‘,ll t S. C. Clit k Iii . S

7 I1 fm. I' . L £8-

deilif. wa G; H. J. Pinnington, M. Vallquette,

Oigut some PEROXIDE G'

Wi_ll kill the poison an

heal it q__i1icl<.

Keep ‘_a' bottle on hand nd use_it on scratches, cuts

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nreau. ll. G. Todd, Motitreul; C. Archibald, Clinton; J. E. Duncan, lifax; W. Kaemp, Guelph; I.. M. ottcn, St. George, N. BB.

::Wnmpoles Emulsion is without

dou

e bottles, price $1.00. The Mac-

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IFS a Sure and rgliable _Kinnon Drug Co.. (‘or. Great George

disinfectant-should be in .“"“

every household i

Price 25c, 40c, 75c bottles. an

E. A. Foster

Central Drugstore “Pens-ilur" (‘ntarrh Tnhlcts will cure ciironic or acute ca- tiirrh or the nasal mucuons ous membranes-50c-_ box in- cluding nnsiil douche.

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putt'-chignons and under-ruffs, etc. iM

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tleinen's toupees also made. Work guaranteed perfect. .fi

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IMPROVE YOUR APPEARANCE ii

dandniff f-om the head, irritation of the scalp and f prevent ialling hair. Try a bottle and be convin- (_ ard. Slngeifig. 1-

LONGACRE.

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11 Gem Safety Razor. The Gem i the , ‘most economical and mmfacmrf “L J. E. Cullen . . . . . . . 1. Parsons Gly . 1 n se, price $1_00_ Macmnnon mug C0__ C. R. Blake . . . . . . . . . .._ T. F. Moore

Cor. Great George and Kent Streets,

Grunt, $10.00; A. E. Morrison, $0.00;

cv. G. C. Taylor, $10.00; S. A. Mc-

(‘.h:irle_s Drew. $500; John_ Anderson, Owing' 10, me splendid ice cond;

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Kent Streets. MEM,

You con save your money, time ti temper by shaving at home with

Razor on the market com ietc t

Mtf.

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r. $5. 0; llev. W. D. Wilson,

0.00; lion. Murdoch McKinnon, 0.00; J. F. Whear, $5.00; W. S.

mild. $10.00; lierhcrt litill, $5.00;

$10 00 T B iicgan, $5 00 Dr lrn J

, $10.00, \V. A. Stewart, $10.00, Dr.

Alex. Ross. $10.00. ing Club decided to hold the second

Flvc hundred dollars, sustaining or

annual subscriptions were called for, and adding nil amounts together from the city totals up during the last ten days to $330. 170 dollars :ire .still required to assure the success of the

t overhuifncenturvold Y M C A in

‘ " - ~ - 8 n r ‘pe tors

harlottetown. it is believed the sus- were present and Saw some me mc.

lnlng funds still required will be

i100l'f\1ii)‘ 'lrivflll by Citizen-3 Within oiiicinlly surveyed and the old course

F S the next few days' canvass.

The Practical Watch and Glock Repairer S]-I gfgatrsngegss$'§;;?t;visa;§§§l:n;?;} gg

268 Qneen btreet f`harlottetown

HAIR WORK ‘

ado from comblngs or cut hair. Gen- lu

_ Charlottetown.

side wind which reinrned the horses

Tile Si- U\iiiSi1111'S "M0Cii Pai`iii1‘, cess Etta and Angus Dillard having

ment" held its regular weekly session each one-héah whe A “_ 1 the

wigs" Cor nets’ lmusformauons' last night, with the Deputy Siloaktifi third thrcw ii' shoe Itlintlnileli oii the

r Frank McDonald (East Grey). in ;_,e_ having w be drawn. These two 16 Ci\¢1ii°~ horses_ ure very evenly matched ‘and

Hon J A McDougall (Montreal)

~ - - it is pretty hard to decide between

osed the debate on the Temperance [hem_ your heats were raced ,.e_,_w|. iiiii iii *lil l‘i0‘i“‘~‘i1¢ iiP*"l‘*fii» e"iPi1“SiH' dny all of which were extremely close.

’ _ MISS D. RUDGE, _ ing the fact that the measure would p,.|m.,.sB Em, won the “mt by ,_ few

i"JDi'°V6 i-iw "i0i'“i *Hifi Piil'“i°“i Chili" feet and Angus Dillard the next three

- 171 Great George Street. actor of Canuds’s soldier contribution by ,_ very small mnrgim They _.med

1° me Mmiier COUMVY- neck and neck nearly all the dis-

U9 ‘W9 ioiioweii bi' Mi' Edwin tance and put up u very pretty exhi-

ssn-2-9-ttnszilipti. 'Doris <0i\Hfi<»ll@wWni. “|10 Sovffoiy nina... 'rite tn1i~.1...»r1t-... or li..-. enum-

criticisod the speakers of the Govern- 0u‘3m'I,. wi" come on sho,-¢_|y and “mi im' 'i“"ii` i’°ii"'V Ui' ‘“'“’~5i°" i" gill he thc final between these two Hswefins 0i>i¢fii0“=f i0 iiie T@mv@i'~ in addition in the championship ii- :ll “"0 um' _ rninutc class with three starters was 0" wmmg io fi Vow ""3 mu “ms held. it furnished good racing. The

assed on ti close division.. 5 1 | _ . b C _ 75 The Minister ol' Finance then intro- “l;?|ke_;m;__d\v?|Te X22; 3y a__gU;.:1§£0l‘;;€` __

llery at Halifax for overseas ser- _the other banks of the city met. »

ay from North Sydney. N. S_., .ing, 'perhaps by forceof habit, and re they have been attached to the .throughout the contest there was

'go to the front with the second _team and was mainly responsible for iiflseht- _t_\vo of the goals. taking the puck on

bt the very best cod liver oil pre- -game well'

paratlon on tho market. Put tip in

iie -‘illstililiillg membership canvass ,game which those in attendance great- ntinues successt`ully. The directors ly enjoyed, excellent music being mr.

and supporters have pleasure in ac- knowledging tlie following additional

}l)_.j;ll'ii.ptSif)I;1_§1iyer. $10.09: Dr. George _ \\\

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An interesting some of hockey took

when the Royal Bank of Canada team and ii team made up of members of

h d the score stood a draw

At t e en .

--- _ 3--3. The game brought out many _ "1

Messrs. C. B. Murley and Keith Mc- new stars in the hockey line. The

players _were especially apt at check-

plenty of this.

T. Moore was the star of the United

nice rilns and passing to Lane for two scores. Lnnealso _scored one on o nice shot some distance from the goal. ~Worthy inthe net for the United team .was a regular .stone wall.

Cullen at Cover did good work for .

the Royals. although in his position he had but little opportunity to ilnd 'thc net during the game. Newson at Centre for the Royals showed up well, a compliment to his excellent trainer. Mr. J. Purcell as Referee. and J. Mc- Aleer ns Judge of Play, handled the

The following were the line-ups:~ Roynl Bank United Banks

» Goal.

T. Collii-igs . . . . . . . ... L. Worthy

-1 Point.

B. Rogers . . . . . . .._ B. I-Iyntlman

C. Point.

_ Rover -

Centre

(‘. Newson . . . . . . . ... ._ . _ F. Lane

R. Wing.

T. Haszard . . . . . . . ... II. Howatt

L. Wing. _A, ll. lllclnnls . . . . . .. . G. II. Mciieilan

Thcrc was nn l1our‘.~1 skate after the

nished by.the 82nd Band.

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tions which have prevailed during the in/it few days the Charlottetown Driv-

serics ot' the championship pace yes- terdny. The weather man predicted rain for the afternoon, so the races were called on ut 10 a.m. This was a disappointment to a great many, who did not learn of the cuange in time. Still a lar e umbe of s cta

ing. Just before the race the cotu°se was

was found to be 9 feet short so was lengthened to a. proper distance. Six

nclnl. Conditions were e. trifle slower than usual yesterdnv on uccountoi’ s

somewhat The .second series of the chaniplonshlp pace was the principal drawing card, the first series having ended rather nusatisiactorily, Prin-

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- makes every‘Chocoiate Cake a triumph. Daddy, kiddies, guests all alike 1

enjoy its purity and its rich, healthful flavor. Even inexperienced house- wives get perfect results---its so easy to' make. Mix. one-quarter cup _ ' of FRY’S CHOCOLATE POWDER, with two cups of powdered sugar,

adding two tablespoonfuls of cream or of boiling water. '

Of course, remember, “nothing will do but FRY’S.”

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iiondfuffwouubrofwill uridoubtedlv remove duced and read the 1-‘hiancizil Budget Belmont Mmen the speedy your-year, ' Trade Supplied by

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A Good Room, $1.50 Per Day. _

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f‘onven¢l-!ii(t‘i¢l>‘lii::yvthirs. 'iiif "°‘ii"’d “" 'nd ood lersicc r_w_fAii1g:£|q\1-PER "Av rn

moms wing: ia_v=t_¢;r{m_$|-gg Y fIV 50:£ir=;`vv:ith grivnte hnth 7-W

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.- ,”'§*:_‘,`|_”!,’,'9*§'“_f_§‘,yr.',f,’_"|_ 511665. `Mu°n_ __ 7 Judgel, Mr. 'li'. W. I-l_tt_fliDa,*-l_lt', W. B. Time-108, 108%, 107%. is surprising. . .arna. M124. mln ‘ ‘ -‘ -

else statistical argument. lie was matthfoffhE,:i.,|l;etttghgsugliiselhiiiliiiHtl;hi? folmwed by Mi' S' Mcqiiam (Sher' break caused by ndog running across i’r°°k“)' wh° almost succeeded in the track Alfred won the heatvnnd demolishing the elaborate structure oi' mée A ‘mnwh mm, is talked of be_ me g°"'e‘°“mem°l me“5“m‘ tween Alfred and Zealot, ii speedy

'l`l1c next nhnnipion of the Govern- _

inent wus lion. P. il. Smith (Calgary), {);;‘:_;';;n(_)wg.i‘; cynzi lr`l{‘;l__I¥fEl:_f£:;a;v\?_:

mag lgiygelmgg ‘illgqxgt griggegir scggars' won by Mr. Dradlcy's Mary Dillon. ii Mum fwr A Livingstone (Edmom very handsome young trottcr. Alter ion) than closed the debate with ii. the "we Mr' B"“‘"ey W” asked t° coinprelienslve and forceful denuncia- Pm ° imc" °" MMV hm 'ery nrmiy tion of the measure under discussion. refused'

The llouse adjourned at 9 p.m, SUMMARY-

ENGLAND MAV PUT COTTON h D_ A_ M_K| _ _ _ ___ 2 1 1 1

ON THE CONTRABAND UST' Prliilcess Etta. ;.20:"<l‘»(\Tne<i by

LONDON, Feb. 23.-The Brltisli C’ Edge” and p_ _7_'(.0m.0y_ I 2 2 2 Uovfifvmlii 1110>' "‘°°““id“" "5 "“"”K Time: 1.41/.; 1_6; 1.5; 1.5.

permitting tho entrance pf _cottoni 1:1- '

t Germany. This was ut mate u

the House of Commons this afternoon 3'M|”m° clan'

ill' i;“"°w J- T°”““"i' l""‘i°" Secret' Belmont Miller. owned by C. NY 0|' ar- l h d l h li.

Mr. Tennant stated that when the 1125?; 2 I 1 1

dec_ision was reached not to make cot- Commodore _w"ke___ owned ton contraband. the Government be- and driven by R_ A(__om____ 1 2 2 2 "Wed that the req"h°°m°“ts or Cer' Home Guard, owned and driv-

many were already satisfied, but. he. en by D_ uvmgswn 3 3 3

added, “this attitude must be revised .mmm Lu; L14, 1_]2_

from time to time." ’

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- Alired K. owned by W. F. Il.

Catarrh Cannot be Cured _,,,,_,,_,,,;__,,,,,_ ,,_.,,_,__ _,_ _,_ ..“"‘i.'°°.°'.:i'°:.'.f.:‘.':;'°-aids: ...°*'~"‘t.i..;.a':s A- °;,°i<'~===°° 1 1 1

ese n . _ constitutional disease. andin ordehtth 91% aw; Leggowsgmhgycnedbhy mun tus internal mnedlu, A :_ -a rh » I1 Y - _-

(me ist; eninternaiiv. and 7fir__<li(|;f;t‘_r_of&:___; Steele. . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. 2 2 }1“I,'{,‘§’{‘q.'I}.‘L‘{,°‘}.§&1‘l2'l?.`2f"i..31.f,.,.¢,iL¢b, rims; 1.12%; 1.11; 1.10; 1.10%.

one ol the ben physicians in this country for

vars and |~ I regular pgeocrimlon- ¢ H°°"l;1 Mltbh Rite.

.ss sion bm miie. ...»_\_~;~.5f:\ci:i_»_}¢g__v'\l_¢_

,,§'.'}.,,,‘I,'.".='.'i`:l‘}.|i°""iii.°.."",».ffi.-ri' eiimsinnuns of Mnry Dillon, owned and driv-

lhe twu_inned'ent| is_\vh7$“§*:i_¢:“°§:_M*}g’: en by P. Hrltlley' .`.'\ . ...`.'."2 I 1 1

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R01' CHENEY & C0" "nm 0 Timm 1-3-4: 1-93? 1.10. _ ` Judson Boy. Rodk McKenzie _ °"°- ' __ _ me 75,, ~ 'riie osiciaia who ii'au'dled"'iii§_1_n¢¢'t‘ .. _.2 3 2 vmtuily in amiondloitis. _.\ain° 1-in

Championship Pace.

Angus Dillard. owned by Wed-

lock und McKinnon, driven

'l`. C Edgctt, driven by T.

Match Roco.

tl t . i l the - . . - ~

‘gigim;‘Ee_{’a;ove_§'_f'_:;m__‘;n:_xpei;__fl'a_u_es old. in thc afternoon 2 match races J_ _ S_ "nn

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or the coming fiscal ynnr. :,v£f,°;d fy 1t[§_"$v_ §~,w1£i?nM01ii;§mery, Truro, Montreal, Toronto. Winnipeg. Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver,_'Vi_¢toria._

This statement. was allowed to pass - _ L ithoul disciission. the Oposition 01 Bedulug' and mm wood' owned

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n ' m U iat itymi ht safel by Mr' H' C' prov/se' um other between . ‘ . . ' l . . . .......... .._.....'

he__e____ ____ me __ _ on __ 6 _ ._ _ _ ....... _. _ _

_ peii and ivinry riilinn, owned by Mr. `~\_ M _ _ ~ -_ - il

in 'im "'°m"‘.g mm"r“i e‘m`£|°n‘ Hrnilley. The race betwecii Alfred 9 3 /

Th" P'°“’““"°' um' H' 1"' ("mi"'°"' and licim was qultc interesting in ` `

tliuii moved to it second rcndlni; ot' the me "___" ‘mu `Le_m made '___ 'break' _,md

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icrely re arking tl g y ~ . 4, \ /

Mm of _ “aunt Commodore ( , owned hy Mr Chap 1 \ _ __ _ __ _ . 1,.

Purdy. Timers: Mr. C. P. Thorne, Mr

National Defence Bill, and it was in- I , I _ ,_ , ' "" '*"'**' -B troduced iiutl explained by lion. A. ;_\oE_l;Ic‘%_e‘£€[;_e“:_`;tfe(;"::Hl'ax;;v;};enr':fs llnley. Minister of Militia slid Defence, from the wire when Alfred passed her in n s eech replete with clear and con- '

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McMahon, Mr. C. Stewart and Mr. J. A. ilenticrson. Starter was the club's president, Mr. P. S. Brown. The mem- bers of the Drlviiig Club are very ap- preciative of the excellent services rendered by the various judges and oillcluls, particularly Mr. Frank W. Hughes, who acts us chief judge. The club the also fortunate in possessing]-I

clllliuiiiiuwl

Meetings will not be held in Char-

ottetown on account ot' the luck of

ttpresident who tiikesavery active in- H1119. ililii 118 U10 0iiiC0l'S ill <'ii€1\'E0 terest in the sssociatlon and a secre~ (Limit--C0i0l10i iiillil Hlifi (`iilli-Hin 'i`- E- u,|»y_ M,-_ Q p_ Thorne, lmexgelled MacNutt) consider that those wlsliing anywhere. ills zeal and enthusiasm to enlist know where they are to he is responsible for much of the good found. The oiiicers hope that young racin witnessed this winter Should men will realise that their duty 10-iiili'

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the weather prove favourable the club i

s to enlist. for the trout. Let each

will hold two or three more meets be~ ¥°\Ui8 H1811 Mk himself the question: fore the breaking of the ice. They ` (‘au I stand iisitle when my country s am “md to me gimp- fe||ow_cmzem, national existence is at stake." li and n.|en,|“ _-mu, me C_,,mu.y ,,.t_o every man will ask himself this ques-

take so mitch pleasure out of tu... .it- ii

on there will be no lack oi’ recruits o uphold our lsiaud's fair name and

H110*-iV¢ UPON- ' the safety of our flag, King. and

PINETTE RACES

country. Young men are not asked

0 sing God Save the King, but to go

forw-ard mid iight for him.

, BULGAR-ROMANO CONFERENCE.

LONDON, Feb. 22.- A convention

ed off at Finette, Saturday. I1‘eh. 20th. vplmg gm- |-ecgm-065| advantages in

The day being beautiful and the spot g

he transportation of merchandise has

chosen ideal a pleasant outing was l-ii- hge" signed at B,"-¢ha|-e,¢_ according

ioyod. A feature of the races was the g nttondanor- of the ladies who were deeply interested. There was only one race on the card. tho Free for all pace

o the Times Soiln correspondent.

The second series of races vvofo wil- between nnigsi-in and itolimnnis pm

in wlilcli iliree of the noted Commo- dorn Lydcnrd get took’ part:--Zealot~._ Judson Boy, and Woodvsie. Zoaloti had somewhat. of an advantage overi

arlottctowa Draggiot

Please; Customers

Fl. A. F‘oster,,dru;-gist. reports ens-

the others as he was nicely tucked up mm," g,.m,_|y _“mud with the

in his bobble skirt while the other two were free legged. but nevertheless

QUICK action of simple lniclithorn Im ... . .-': 1 ~

rlt, giycerine,e°c, na ri .il i Ad

th” were nampms °“ his h°°l' an ier-i~lm. This simple remedy d~r~lns

the way down the course. __

he old ioiil matter from the l~ov1'ols

' ni 'ri-tonoiimt uint .wifi s1'f\o.\1-

SUMMARV l1`U1. relieves iilmont. A\'Y (‘.\:i‘~l ol

zeal” (M_ McK_._nM_____ ____1 1 1 constipation, sour _or gnssy i~:..|nnfi\.

HEIGHT STORMED `

HUNDRED TIMES.

VENi(`E, viti l.i.on1lon, Feb. 22.- 'The llungnrian iiewspnpcrs contnliii vivid accounts ot` the struggle in tlio| (‘:irp1ithinns, where a gigantic battle htis been in progress for fifty days- :ilong the whole front of Mountains sonic three hlindrcd milcs in length. No truc picture can hc pnintcd of tho general sltiintion, .since it cliniiges from dny to dny iiinl from night to night. in the first oi' the cngiigcniciits the troops were movcd with inacliii1c» ilkc formation, but now individually heroism finds freer play.

Vicious attacks arc marie with reck-

less iibiintlfn, .\`oinctln1vs u position will hc gained and lust zignin, tlircc

times withlii.2»i hours.

There is one height on llic front

which has been stormed one hiiiidred tiincs and cvon now neither side cnii claim to hoiu it. No sooner is it won and the victors installed on it than the vtinqiiished in-itlicr _new forces und

storm it agtiiii.

Mcoiitlnie thc Russians are gather-

ing immense zidiiltionnl forces in the

counter of the Uiirpntliisiis.

NOTED ENGINER .

DEAD IN LONDON

LONDON. Feb. 22.-Sir Charles Au-

gustus Hartley, notcd engineer, died today. Ho was born in 1825, devoted most nf his career to hydraulic engin- eering and the improvement of estuar- ies and harbors for the purposes of navigation.

ln 1875 Sir (‘hsrles was one of thi-

conimittee appointed by the authority of the United States Congress to re

It in so powerful that- it i~ .ma slit- i

f:.?gi8i;§a||'.1‘?l:;':i "PH" for mm". in tlieii'-.usual capaitie‘ntl‘tiIitll° helm; Woodvals, Neil Morrison. _ _ .fl 2 3 never grilifi onli the ii‘i9'i‘»\»\i i' 11. t..on,

port on the ilnproveineiit of the Miss- issippi. ln 1884 the British Govern- ment nominated him s member of thei lntoriiiitionni tcchnlcal"comiesioii for widening the Suez Canal. Ho was it inember of thc congress tliitt sat at

Paris to decide on thc best rniite for ui

ship cunul at-ross thc Isthmus of Pan-

SIR EDWARD EDIN DIES." "

LONDON. Feb. 22.- Sir E<iwn.rd---

Edin. artist and land owner, died, yes- _-

erday. His eldest son was killed at

Ypres in November and the heir to

l l

he bnronetcy is :it present interned -

n Germany.

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