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“HOUSE NEXT DOOR" Comedy , drama ‘wtlth the‘ musical specialties.

‘Tonight Strand Theatre. 7082

FUNERAL AT FQURr-Tllﬁ fun- eral of the late Mrs. Samuel Wady dell will take place this Tuesday afternoon at four o'clock instead of at three as previously announced.

ANNUAL m-se-rma of the Mill-

FQi-snoeesitii tang’ EAER

llitexcelled , ibrﬂavor

r- u ovsmonoa Ll NAlTED CHATHAIV‘.

view dilgg Oircle will be held in Ver- non Hall, Thursday February 19th 7 p. m. iMr. Kerr will be present. Ladies requested to attend. =An- drew MacDonald, Secretary. 7080-2-1bME2lpd.

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO AD i I VERTISERw-Advertisers are ' res- pectfully reminded that copy and

or new copy is 10 a. in

, A PIANO TO BE PRouo'oF.- v Charles E. (larimran, of Lon on. England, one of the largest piano dealers in the Old Country in ad» vertising the Heintzman 8c Co., piano says it is the World's best piano. Coming from such a source as this shows what the people who know think of this make of inst- rurnent, and the family who owns one has something to be proud of. This piano is sold only at Miller Bros. 7088

l " instructions must be in the Guard- ion Oﬂice not later than twelve noon each day except Saturday when the latest hour for changes ‘ . dtf i A

HEATHERDALE.--A very suc- cessful concert and pie social was held in thc Heathertdaqle Hiili, December 29th. The night being litre, Llle spacious hull was filled

~ to its utmost capacity. 'l‘lre hull | was beautifully decorated for thc occasion with spruce and Xmas trimmings. Tire chair was occu pied by Mr. Allan N. MacDonald who capnbly discharged‘ the duties evident to his position. The care full prepared prograniurﬂe was well endered by the local talent of

i Heolt-hetilale and adjoining diiﬂ ‘iricts. .After the programme was carried out the pies were ably auctioneercd by Mr. Milton Fur- ness of Vernon River to whom

Name and Address. \ 131mm lm Deverenux, Neiw Haven orinan Moll. llnmsny, Hamilton, f ‘Lot 18 _ orrnan McL. Ramsay, Hamilton, " Lot 1s ~ ~

Shorthorn llull 1% years. Bhorlhorn bull 2 years. 9 mos. v

. _ Shorthorn bull calf, 9 mos. ames Jenkins, Orwell Cove Ayrshire bull 1% yrs. antes Jenkins, Orwell Cove 1 Yorkshire sow, ~10 mos.

A.W.|McLnren, Belle River Lot 62 Ayrshire bull, 31,2 yrs.

_gggarirn‘ent of Agriculture

When You Hear The‘ New Edison

RE-CREATE a song or an instrumental piece, you never think of it. as a Iphono- graphic reproduction. On the contrary, it is difficult to persuade yourself that the music does not come from tfhe living artist.

MAY we have the pleasure of demonstra-

ting to you_that Music’s RE-CREATION is a reality and not merely a fanciful phrase?

A. E. TOOMBS

HOME 0F THE NEW’ EDISON.

ECHENWAH

_ many thanks are due for his gen-

erosity in assisting in many WBYB to make the nifair a success The sum of $76.35 was nenlized, $40.00 oi’ which has lbeen sent to the Protestant Orphanage and ‘the re- mainder towards school fair prizes. The proceedings were brought to a closle by the singing of the na-

charge desire to thank all those who in any way 118111911 l0 11111111“- ilie con-cert a success.

Grove’; O-Pen-Trate Salve Opens the Pores and Pcnetrates ,the Skin‘. its‘ stimulating, sooth- ing and healing effect soon relieves

chest colds, head colds, colds in the v

back, spasmodic croup, and any congestion, inﬂammation; 01‘ b81115 caused from colds. 35c per box. lif your druggist hasn't any send 35c in postage stamps to Paris Medicine Company, ‘103 Spadlna Ave, Toronto and a -full-slze box avlll be mailed toyuu ipﬂﬂllpUY-v

DAVIS AND FRASEWS FRESH AND.PORK SAUG- AGES ON SALE NOW BY ALL LEADING GROOERB. GOVERNMENT STAMPED ON EACH WRAPPER. ONE OF THE CHOICEST MEAT- FOODS ON THE MARKET AND ALSO THE CHEAP- EST BECAUSE NO WASTE

. WHATEVER IN USING. 1372-10-6Mtf.

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‘the Talcuni with the Odor “All lt’s Own”

This is something entirely

- onion DAINTIES

The Chocolate Sensation

oi America.

now [to be had at our Confectionery Department

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noyv in talcum powder, has a delightful, distinctive odor. put up in a beautiful package and retails at a moderate

price—-35c.

ne 2 Macs

149 Gt. George St.

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Office, Royal Bank Bidding; Charlot- tetown.

Oiti Hours:- 9.§O—12.80, 2-5.

Phone 98-?

a THE CENlR-Alfj-"GUARDIAN a

'3 "r "v-r-‘q svrrirlw NEXT DOOR" Strand Pheatre to ght Prices 35, 50, 75 - 70

rnerfleld Hal, =~!_,.ot 67, beginning Wednesday , continuing ti Friday evening.

‘ 6809-2-104ME4i

car of hard chestnut coal for base burners has arrived at last. Better book your order right away as it will not last long. J. Carra her & Co. $107944 ME2i.

THE MARSHFIELD: LADIES institute will hold tihplr postponed Valentirle Tea in Marshfield Hail on Wednesday evening February 18th. 7086-2-17ME2l

PROPERTY SAL-E.—The.. pro- perty of Mr. Harry C. Foster, cor- ner of Rochford and Kent Streets. :omprising his residence store and lceceam parlors, was sold at luction at noon yesterday by Auct- ioneer Carter. it was knocked‘ down to Mr. Levi R. Ings,,meat dealer, Kent Street for $7.075 Mr. Foster and fantiiy intends leaving shortly to tukc up their home in Cleve- land.

ROD AND CUN.—“i.aws of the Herd and Flock" is the title of an engrossing nature article in Rod and Gun in Canada for February. George R. Bel-ton, ‘the wellkuoivn western writer, ls the author oi this article, which is only one oi ten stories and article-s in this is- sue of Citnadafs leading sports men's monthly. A few oi’ the oth- cr stories are a “North-West Mounted Police Dog," by Dos Kel- io; "Silver Tip," by H. Mortimer Batten; "Luck Don't Count," b; Richard K. Wood, and “Old slluawa." by F. V. William-s. The introduction of reindeer i-n-to Con. ado. is rlincust-red in nil able manner by Harry Bragg. The usual inter eating departments dealing with the activities of rod, gun and trap are contained in this issue which is now on sale a-t the news‘ stands. . J. Taylor, Ltd., Woodstock, Ont. —Z—<-0.@———i

IKEEIE-HIPFQJ. WWFT" Fairville, Sept. 30, 1902 Minard’s Liniment Co., Limited Dear 'Sirs,———We wish to inform you that we consider your MIN- ARDVS LlMilli-ENT a very superior

llonill anthem. Th9 lcﬂﬂﬂnll-iee l" article, and we use it us a sure

reliei‘ for sore throat. and chest. When i tell you l would not ‘be without it, if the price was one tlollnr a bottle, I mean it.

Yours truly,

CHAS. F. TILTON

More Need oi Eire Prevention for P.E l.

We have many times drawn to the attention of our readers to the fact that Canada has rho greatest loss ratio, per head. for fire los-- ses, of any country in the world. We had hoped and expected that Prince Edward island was not re-y sponsiblerin any way rior this, and that when the figures for the clif- ferent Provinces were published they would prove our ability to claim exemption from the category in which ‘Canada has placed her- sell’. Behold our disappointment and regret when we find that not only are we no better than Lha rest of (Iuuada in the way of Firc Prevention and‘ (Ionservntion but we are distinctly in a class by our- selves, and the most undesirable class at that.

The figures (or the aggregate of the three years 1916, 1917, and i918 published by the Montreal (Jhronicle show that the Companies doing Fire insurance lbus-iness in Canada, paid for Fire Losses during that period 54.3 per cent. of the premiums collected. During the same period the Companies paid for Fire Losses in Prince Edward ilziand 72.9 per cent of the premiums collected. Even Ontario has to take second place to us in ‘this record showing 65 per cent., as against our 79 per cent, with Manitoba 57 per cent. Nova Scotia 64 ',per cent. New Brunswick 53 per cent British Columbia 82 per cent. ctc., etc.

When one considers the taxes

abiliﬁﬁﬂiﬁlﬂiﬂiﬂﬁﬁiiiahél‘ a:

A ilot» Water Bottle Should have a Place in Every Home

Real Rubber Goods

The veneer and finish of some rubber goods make it impossible for the, average person to iudge their quality.

When we buy such goods. we go to the very best mak- ers who back their products with n strict guarantee.

You wdll be safe in coming to us for .

nor when son-Lee

because we guarantee every article in this department of our store to be of BEST QUALITY and workmanship.

\PR1OE8 FROM $1.00 UP TO $6.00 EACH

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Tho Quality Drugstore tor. Kent "and Prince Streets

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HARD coat ARRIVEIL-That I

l6 cup bun r. l cup sugar. ll’ no! his. l lmspoim baking powder. 2'41»

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pin: oi all. Mix yolks. butter sad sugar: Add milk. soda. ﬂour and salt: buten whites oi up tut. Uu n cocoa or colored king ior ﬁlling and cove: cake with ulna.

. 1 . ‘m: (Iowan Comma ‘ n - TORQNIQ

Publishers, __

these (‘ompanics hove to pay for the privilege of doing business in this Province. and the commissions paid to the Agents and aill other expenses which in the aggregate lmount to over 3O per cent., it would seem n wonder why these Jomptinics continue to do business ill our -l’r0vincei. 'l‘liere is however .1 solution to the problem which would ‘JDDGHI’ to the ordinary busi- uess man us the way out for the comanies. Either the isses must de- crease oi‘ thc premiums- increase. We are in-fortnetl by insurance men that Prince Edward island en- joys at present. u. very low prem- ium rate. uompiiriiig favorably with any other Province. Our abil- ity to hold these rates depends on the results of the losses sustained from year to year. One thing is sdiizllie companies will not con- tinue to do business it therefore remains with the good people of this Province to change their record on the Insurance Com- panics books. This can only -be zlone by Fire Prevention and we up- peal no the pultlic generally to consider this mutter more seriously tlnui ever before. li’ we continue lo mlfup such a loss ratio as is giv- en above we may make up our minds we will have to pay for it: Let us to o tnan~woman——child— make up our minds to change our position on the list from the high- est loss ratio in the world, to the lowest in Canada

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PUT CREAM m nose , - AND STOP CATARRH

Tells Bow To Open 0i ed Rostrils and End Hesd- ds.

You feel tine in a few moments. Your cold in head or catarrh will be gone. Your clogged nostrils will open.Tlte air passages of your head will clear and you can breathe lreely. No more dullness, head-ache; no hawking, shuffling, mucous dis- charges or dryness; no struggling for breath at night. -

Tell your druggist you want a small bottio of Eb"s Cream Balm. Apply a little of this fragrant, on tiseptic cream in your nostrils, let it penetrate through every air pas- sage of thc head; soothe and hcal the swoolcn, inflamed tnucous mem- brane, and relief comes instantly. ‘it is Just whttt every cold and cutarrh sufferer needs. Don't stay stuifed-up and miserable.

-———~a-o-c————- Mlnards iiniment relieves neuralgia

See our bargains in small s zed shoes. -

SIZES 2 1-2, 3, 3 1'-2, 4

These boots are worth from $5.00 t $7.00.

SALE PRICE $2.34 Bring Your Small Feet

Monis-Smith-Bcer

‘FOR. VALUE

at a. loss. '

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glass jar.

Splendid Kitchen

with extra shelf for smaller articles. rack in which we put six air-tight trams.

top is made from wood of extra thickncs heavy sheet aluminum highly polished.

~all parts of the Cabinet below from moi The table top may be extended by leaves which increases the table spacel ment. i The top part of the Cabinet is 3 f0

"m"; and 111C tal lzotioiti, so that if anythin

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easily be cleansed.

and thc two smaller ones 7‘- 3

you would not put in the cupboards‘

In addition to the six small the large closet door, we furnish tea, coffee, baking powder, and finish of these cans is in keeping Cabinet and each is labelled.

The Chatham Kitchen Cabinet stands

about at will. 7 FREIGHT PAID T0 \'()l It S'l‘.\'l'l().\'.

YOUR CHANCE to Win a $1050.00. Chevrolet Automobile

IT COSTS NOTHING TO GUESS all you have to do isio register your guess of the number of kerrcls of barley in the little

We Are in the Contest Every Dollar Spent at This Store Gives You One Guess Guess as Oiten as You Like

Description oi ChatdamCabinet

The Cabinet has a large enclosed closet for kcttles, etc. Across the door is a shell

The flour bin in the (fabiiict is placed at thc bottom below ' the drawers and will hold 75 pounds of flOLll‘. the bin is lnetalmvhich makesit tuotise and (lust proof- TW0 large capacityjdratvcrs-ATL; inches wide by ches deep, furnish places for spoons. egg-heaters, strainers, fun- nels, lemon squeezers, forks, an d other small articles. A kneading board is placed over thcjrlrztuiers. The top of the table, which sits 2 fept 8 inches floor, is 3 feet 8 inches long by Ll iezqt 2-; 1i schcs wide. and - hus it is easily clean- sed, thoroughly sanitaijv, and protects th wood top beneath and ure. - e addition of drop per cent.

_ 4' -_- inches high.

Over the middle shelf yrouwill see a. ‘tigzu- bin. _ 1

On one side of the sugai: bin 1s a cup card with solid wooo is Spllled inside it can

t (hi the other sols: of the s ugar binitliere are three (lraw- ers, the largest of which is l5", inches wide by 4?‘- ; inches deep inches wide by <11’- ; ii1<-li<3s.(iccp. In these drawers you cam keep small packages and UlllCT tirticles

A mirror is fitted in the upper centre door. so that if you have t0 leave your work for zinytihing, and wish to art-tinge your toilet hurriedly, it will be an czisy matter to do so. air-tight cons on ilu- rock of six large liiliogtrziplicil cans for other supplies oi’ this kind. 'l‘i~ .1 with that oi’ thc rest oi’ the

All doors in this Cabinet have zintiquc copper finishctl ltuobs and adjusted spring catches. Other metal fittings o-bout ilhis Cabinet are copper finished and of the very best grade. (5 feet and high, and is on double action rotary casters. so you can more it

The bottom of in-

ztbovc. the‘ 'l‘his table

covered with

in a mo-

LQiuch

coal

Weather strip will keep your home free from draft-s and save

WE SELL IT

TOOK QUOTATIONS {I;,,,_""_ "jjjj " HALIFAX, N. 8., Feb. l6.—--tQuo- . . .. .

tatlons furnished (by F. B. MoCurily

and (‘o.. the Montreal Stock ex-

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