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.. FEBRUARYHIQ, idzo.

n1- t- i

, Now is the t‘, , éyflime to Build ‘i f lip the System i, ' With , ‘

i? ivmoi.

lStart taking this body build- er now and in a short time your health will be benefited to an extent that will surprise . you.'~ ; 1 Don't think that it is diffi- - cult to take VINOL it isn't ‘

If you need new vigor, if your system need,‘ toning up, by all means try this splendid tissue-builder. There's noth- ing better that we can recom- 1 mend-IOU bottles. Guarante- ed to do you good or cost

you nothing. - 4 o

. t. A. FOSTER

a AQv

must be added to cost to cover Contractions count as one wor are allowed as one word. Cash remittances IDBRCI. Ill I10

AGIIJNTS \VANTED

AGENTS; mission, 0 ell Red Tag StockJ Com lets stock including exolus-l lve lnes. spcciaiy hardy, grown only bE us. Sold only by our ag- ents. legnnt free samples. Write pow‘ to Dominion NurseriesJidon-

rea .

MISCELLANEOUS

1N0. ALFRED DIncIDONAWD, LAID Surveyor, Suuris. R. . In.‘ . G79Z-2-l3-ME1Ulbd

IRY 0U]! JOB PRINTING DEPT. for y ur next order for billhesds, letter sad, envelopes. visiting cards.‘ posters. All kinds of pom- Eiiet work done. Sgecisi

rge quantities. he Jo Print- ing Department of The Island Guardian Publishing Co.. Kent

Bf... Charlottetown.

i dietetic» Liver Causes Headache, ~

‘l dc ind! he: ache

‘lilies dial lea! liaaiara

DR- Arellable Rs on, $6 a. box.

, of rice. Oat erlaem Oatarlo.

PHOSPHONOL FOR MEN Restores Vim and Vitality for ltgterv’:

and cam-rm. onuoeroas 519132.12‘? “m” ' mail on reoa pt of price. The scobell

DIIEOO» t- IIIID- I014 A'l‘ FOITEIUS DBUG- STORE

izciiiiiiii;lcyiiiddic .

Where copies coma to our care to be forwarded, flve

to cover cost. must accompa y case can this rule be overlooked. Advertisements received without remittance cannot be acknowledged.

SALARY AND CODlhllS-' \\'A s

\VANTED -- GIRL FOR GENERAL

\\'Al\"l‘El)-—Y0lfNG LADY filllldllli, ' Elk

TEACHERS WANTED

.~

c’: foolish to fler from 4p d tubliiousaua dialling m. ailments I

IIONIIIJJ, nerve and blood

aodleuale was‘... firs‘

DeVAN'8 FRENCH PILLS ulatlng Pill for Wom old at all- Drug Stores r mailed to any address on recsipl The Beobell, Dru‘ 00., st

Brair increases "gray ma er’. uu up. 8i! a. box. 5, at rug stores. or by

Oatherlnea, 0a

cents sta e, etc. , bu five figures (as $1.000)

all advertise-

' FEMALE HELP

TED -CI>IAl\llll'}I\i\lAlD AND Apply Victoria Hotel.

bc l boy. 7090-2-18-111331

housework.

zoi Kent st. N0 walmnsn Applayi

for bakery.

Apply Stewart cry. kcnt S .

gyse-z-is-iuwn

0060 ‘vaults non. noun worm; iattacliedfizii: through life and all

We need’ you to make socks on the fast easily learned Auto Knit-‘ .ter. Experience unnecessary. Dis-, tance immaterial. Positively ‘~ no

canvnssin . Yarn supplledw Par~ ticulars, cont stamp.__Dcpt. 63 0., Auto Kni Co.. Tor

er onto. 6333-1-19MtlApn30.

TAKEN_II\' VII§'I,‘AI\'E»—A SUIT- case. cm Fob. ll, between Chur- lottetown and- Emerald Jot, Own- . er on roturitlni-rr. mine can have sumo hy-npplylm! n! 8t. Dun- stunH-i ljnivcrsily, to Linus Grok- cn. 7131

IA]!!! HELP EXCHANGE -- A number of men, married and ain-

nouun -nv, Tun: ciirr sous g1‘: rgi-‘ihiifd K§"i'§'°1.5s§°s"rt'h$§zli‘rf°2§ Time 18°F b"! "WWW "M? Agriculture, Charlottetown. ‘ g“gn£fdlsrreog?ge‘elsx gang’; _ 6297'1'17'ME“ for ad‘. rini-z-is-lilutr

F03 SALE MALE HELP

TEACHER \VANTED FOR

TYNE

Va lea‘ School. Second class. Sup- " lg t 8120,00. W. Ppcston Ellis. _._ ec stow {trustees

FOUND I -

l~1§ll “lbli ('0\V. ‘ill liivcl‘. T 1128-12-1 fl-.\‘ll'l3iptl

FOIL §AllI"¢—-l\‘ll llyrilt- “Tut,

FOR SAlil-l. I A lIAlll-‘AIN-—l‘7l , soil plmni-uinph and sixty ll Apply ui (itiiirdinn Ollie-o.

TIuS-it-lli-Aihliiipd

curds.

FOR fiAlihh-PTRI‘) lllllilD (‘QC/KEN-

cls “l'l_\'mivut|i Rock." Apply \\'. (i. Darlw, “Yllllkllvlfl.

Tllil-‘J-lfl-Alliilipll

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F0" P4Al,l*l—-IlHN§lIA\\' FERRY Boot Strathuni-tnigv. 1G tons reg-- istn-ri-d, also 2 r-nizincs, 24 h. p.,

and ill lap. Spurgcon Hickox. Bunshuu". 7lilh-il-l9-lilliltiipd "WANTED

i1i l

‘VANTI-Jl) -—- Il\' YOUNG‘ LADY, buurii nmi lilulll in private family. Apply (liuirilliln (lfflcc.

Tlllll-Z-lll-DIEZIDG

WAlVIlGlk-lliltftslil IIY FIRST 0F lilny. house or self-contained flat. with tnodi-rn conveniences. Apply

to "X" c.o. uurdlan. BBIIB-Z-IOMEKI

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HUSKRATS-J IlAVIil PAID 111GB prices for musicrat, fox and mink skins. For the balance of the season l will advance my prices. It will pay you to send your ship- mcnts tu mo or bring them in. I J. D. Jenkins. 27848-11110 I

IIUSKRAT AND MINK ADVANCED "agdin. I am paying unheard-of prices for tho above furs. No lo too small or too large to receive my personal attention. Wlilguar- anteo satisfaction as to prices or will bo returned free of charge. A. u MacLnan. Summer- aide, P. E.

0832-l-22MEtf

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HOTEL ARRIVALS

VlOTORlAi-iOfiL

A. liliick. Si, John; E. Champion Alberton, P. E. l.; E. S. Carleton, City; Goo. 'M.\Binns, Toronto; F. W. Arnold; Toronto; (loot-go Dis~ ism, Si.,John; E. l". Nlsbet, Hull- fax; R. G. lllziir, St. John; vS. J. Moore, Truro; ll. James, Orillia, Ont. ' F. ltnilcrson. Pit-ion, N.‘ i3. Mr. an“ iMm. \V. A. Cumming, Monta- gut; ll. V. ilnymnnrl, Sydney; E. Pinkcntonf Boston; Len Sharpe, Montreal I’. H. ‘Dcnyer, St. John; R. S. ‘Hearst. Toronto; J. ‘MALeach- man, Toronto; W. M. Days, St. John Geo. H. dtaltlilair. Hllifax; L, J. Doggeit, libiverpool," N.’ S; S. D. Wolfc. Liverpool, N. 8.; R. Fulmer, Montreal; L. H. D. Mac- Leod, Fredericton]

w-i-i

O&—————- art/ans Horst.

Jas. ii. Keehhnfiit. John; l-LS. Roadhouse, Toronto; .l. D. l-‘rlur. Sussex; P. E. Fowncs, at. John: J. A. Johnston. diallfax: H. R-

\VAN'l‘I\‘.l)—ll0Y§ T0 filNG IN S'l‘-

Peter's Catlicdral choir. \\'ill bu paid. Apply on Friday evenings at school room.

7090-2-17-M1Nl

WANTED-WAN T0 WORK on" farm. Apply A. H. lilcKay. Lon- ondale Fnrnl. Charlottetown.

7i3i-2-lil-hiid3ipd

THAT'$ ALL T-lie fashionable physician had been giving instructions to the young man who was acting for him

during a holiday. - ‘if hope everything will be all

' next at 7 p. m.

» Another largo quantity of liquor

oohs-ii-izrfiim-npa

iii 0mm anon '

i

DR. ROBIINO. Dental Parlors, Royal Bank Buildings. 6821-2-6MEtf.

REMNANT SALE unulIiIiQIlCBB this morning, 19th inst. Moore C: McLeod, Ltd,

‘i148

PEOPLES eHuscsL-The Rev. Donald MacLean will preach (‘D.V.) in the Peoples Church on Sabbath

"SEIZED WHILE m reason.-

shipped by express and consigned to parties in Kings County was seized by the Inspectors yesterday.

REMMANTS, Remnants, Rent» nunts, Remnants at._tho' remnant the this morning at nine o'clock. Moore & McLeod, Ltd.

7148

DRAMATIC NOTICE-Will all the ladies and gentleman who con- sented to stake part, in the iS-t. Patrick's night drama kindly meet in the Pastime Club Hall ‘(Queen St) tonight st 8 o'clock sllarpé

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Mr. G. F. Henderson ‘of the (lan- adian Fairbanks Morse Co., who was under treatment in the P. E. island iHospital for a severe cold is out again. He ls loud in his praise of the kindness of the staff and their treatment of him.

ROAD MASTERS GET BUSY- MrJC. H. lilcNeiil and son Roy of New Perth have returned home from a business trip to Charlotte- towu and Pownal. .\ir. McNeiil re- ports the travelling heavy iu some places. and thinks the road mas- ters ought to be more attentive to their duty. and have marked‘ in some way, the places that. the road leaves the highway. As it is some timcsvery difficult for the travel- ler to distinguish between the right and the wrong track und of- ten finds that he is far 1t field.

, EARNBCLlF\F_E.-*-llir. John Doyle has returned home from u ‘tliree weeks‘ visit in Summerside. Most ot this ‘time he-"spent at the bed side of=.his_ sick- brother James. doingQall be could to brighten the last ‘earthly hours of that brother to wiiblh ‘he hall‘ been so deeply

us Enrnscllffe people today deeply sympathize with our worthy neigh- bor in the loss be has sustained by t-he (‘reatli of his beloved brother, James-The collectors for the Forward ‘Movement canvassed Eaniscliffe Thursday, J. E. McEach ern and William Jenkins, for the Methodist church. Cherry Valley, and Duncan lrvlng und Willard Currier forthe Church of England A thousand dollars was the objec- tlve for tliie- Vernon River and" Cherry Valley Methodist, churches and two hundred and eighty for the Church of England.—-Messrs Frank Mutcb and Malcolm McLeod" who were appointed to wind up the affairs of our butter. factory, have completed their work, and the pat- ‘rons have received their cheques for the amount due them. Messrs Mutclr and McLeod have done their work promptly and well.——The Earnscliffe trieiids of Ml‘. it. ll. Jenkins were pleased to hear of him leading the poll last Wednes- day. Congratulations. Hurold! here's hoping you will be Mr. Riley's suc cessor in 1922.

perlence."

"You don't neod- experience with my patients," said the greutmuu, as he grabbed his hat. “They are as simple as A.B.(). Ask them what they‘re eating-and stop it. Ask them were they‘re going for a holi- fllly—iflll'd_i send them somewhere

right," sta mmered the nervous un- derstudy; “only_l_'ve had so little ex-

(irov‘e’s O-Pen-Trafe Salve; Opens the Pores and Penetrates

\

A Remedy for Chest Colds, Head Colds, Sore

Throat, Still‘ Neck, Ea and kindred ailments.

rache, S smodic Group Apply reely to the skin

just over the affected parts and. rub it U1.

Throat. . - It should be applied to

contagious diseases,

.‘ fluenza

patient. A to anyone suflerinfi ~ AQEhIBmBPOROMKlS, i Whooping Cough; The Healing E t

patient and is very. comforting.»

Marks, Kenslngion; W. l4. Nichol- son, Stanley: ii". G (fiirtil. Mu"- treal; J. J. McGiiv y, Vernon‘: J- B. Prowee, Murrsry Harbor; .l. i5. Pscqnof. Souris; JJW. beard und

destroyed by this gerniioide germs can reach the throat.

FOR THE SICK , . Place One, Level Tenspoonful‘ of GROVES t0-PEN-TRATE SALVE in a hot saucer sick room. The‘ Antiseptic Vapor rising from the heatedsalve makes breathing easy o It induces sleep end is a

lvvx. If your Druggist . - postage stamps ,-to Perla

Spuilina Aw e., Toronto,

wiforlilberton; f). (1.. Jtolls, Toron- m; P. Murphy. Cardigan.

i _._... 1......"

‘ l~~_mailed to you promptly. ,

GROVES Q-PEN-TRATE SALVE

is also an Excellent Germicide for the Nose and

the nostrils so that you

will be continually inhaling the vapors while la tho presence of patients who are sick with ' . or when you are entering - crowded core or other" public places during an epidemic of Grip or Influenza. An germs breathed through t

in the

r the great comfort

with spasmodic‘ (Iron .

Sore-Throat, Cetigba- 6o! s, Diphtheria ~or Pneumonia. of the Vapor relieves the‘

lllggitdfh $1685 tensile-r. h‘ Dr d M p D B CM

- _ -_ . ,. - c i, [20 gm . e .an rs. . . sen. r- hamft filly, at! in é @1- thgn fgepgember_ p" can ‘h l ttetown. Prince Edward lalatld. Medicine Company. 193- M111: ‘(minor-l Argsrifmbli htgvxg- gxnlfie ‘If; iggirtyeal;

- r c w t ,' '

and *1 Midi“ b” "l" ‘iiimififi. 00° ,2’. wit“ ioihffiilt om» time u» w». n»: conned ‘ §Qptgmb9r_ ; tQ lib!‘ B0138 Iflil DOM!!! ill llel‘

spirits on Monday. hate

Q data until thel27th inst.

remnant solo this morning 19th inst. Moore d: McLeod, Ltd.‘

G. W. V. Ai-Thaclub rooms on ueen 8t. will be closed from this 2i

a--_-

nsmnmrs o! all sorts i. we

‘DIED OF PNEUMONIAQ-The remains of Miss Florence Mcaul- ay. whose death occurred in tbe~

Charlottetown Hospital on Tuesday with as the result of pneumonia were “ forwarded yesterday to her home in Y Cardigan for interment. m"

THE OAR FERRV.-'l‘he car fer-i ry steamer left Borden at 638i yesterday morning and had only’ succeeded in getting a short dis- tance from the pier when the train arrived. The steamer was there- fore docked 0nd the train passen- gers taken aboard. and a fresh start was made at 9.35. She teaches] Tormeutine at 3.45 and left again at 5.30 with I10 passengers for Island points. She bad not docked at Borden up to midnight.‘ though she was only a short distance from the pier all evening.

---¢-o>—-—- i PERSONALS

‘Mr. ‘John McQulllun city, has gono to [Halifax on business.

Mrs. (Cond.) Munroe left Yes» terday on return to IS0uris, Man.‘

Mr. W. T. Weilner leaves this morning on a trip to Toronto.

Sergeant Bradley has. been con- fined to his home for ‘seveml days with a severe cold‘.

Rev. Ewen ItlcDougali, Chariot-- tetown. is confined to his home 8UP, fering from an attack of la grlppe.

Mrs. H. H. Sterne, city, leaves this morning to Join her husband in Stratbcoiia, Alberta.

Mr. George Leslie, Moreil, form-_ er purser of the C. G. 5. Miuto was in the city yesterday.

and Mrs. A. A. Pomeroy, city, left yesterday morning on a trip to Montreal.

MrfMark It. McGulgan. Barris- ter, (lity is back at his (leak again after two week's illness.

Mr. ‘Vincent Leonard of the staff. ofithe Bank of Montreal, city is seriously ill of pneumonia. He is under" treatment" in the Charlotte-

town Hospital. Mimi- ' PUTTllNG l T GENTLY

“Look here. Do you mean to say l stole the $5 hill you lost?"

“No. l don‘t. say that."

“Well, what do you say "

“Well, Lacy-that. if you h n't helped me look fonit, i might ave found it." ” ‘

Msnnlacns A

WELSH-CO8TELLO.—ln this city on Feb. 16th at St. Dunstuns Catli- edral by the Rev. "Maurice McDon- ald. Ethel May Welsh, Charlotte- town, to Pope Costello, Lot 65,

$MlTH-KENT.-At the Methodist parsonage, Winsloe, on Feb. 4th. by the Rev. O. H. Peters, Chester Smith, 0t‘ Hunter River, to Sadie May Kent, oPBrookflold.

DEATHS

MCKENZIE-At Fiat River Feb. 18, Donald McKenzie, aged 80 yrs. Funeral at 2 p. m. Friday, Febru- ary 20 to Belfast Cemetery.

MCNElLL-ln Charlottetown on Tuesday Feb 17. after a short ill- ness Mrs. Robert N. McNeil]. Fun- eral today at 3 p. m. from the home of her mother, Mm. Andrew Mc- Nair, “unison, square, to iPoo- ple's Cemetery.

MAC-N El LL - In Charlottetown. February 17th Johan Anderson. be loved wife of Robert N. Mat-Neill, bnrristerot-law and daughter of the late Andrew MuoNa-ln. Funeral on Thursday, February 19th leav-

husband John J. Desmond, who pas- sed awsy Feb. 1i), 1916.

- in Calvary iCemetei-y in his ifarnllyl l And so kind, beloved by all whom m” A life A spirit of love a spirit» o! cheer -

"ed suddenly away and her oldest

IN‘ MEMORIAM

JOHN J. DESMOND . 'ln,loving memory of my deeres

plot ISleeps a heart of gold so gentle

you left behind. well spent to serve to give To others thut they might live.

‘Like a flitting angel stopping h

ere limited time it seemed like

a day.

work was done God called You home; you are sadly missed dear Jack by your wife and daughter.

MICHAEL FLOOD

The death occurred in the City Hospital on Feb 16th of Mr. Mic- hael Flood. after a few weeks‘ ill~ ness. The late Mr. Flood was born at Southport in 1840. When a fairly young man he moved to the U-nitcd States with his‘ family where he remained for several years. He ‘eventually returned to his native province and purchased a farm uear Souris. His health fail ing him be moved to Charlotte- town. lMr. Flood was an upright, honest man, a good neighbor and a kind father. He leaves to mourn their loss, two sons, Frederick on the P. E. island Railway sud John of South Boston, Muss, Four-sis- ters all of whom reside in U. ‘S. A. also survive him. His wife and ope son predeceased him several years ugo. May his soul rest in peace.

MR8. ROBERT N. MCNEILL. v

The sad news of the death in this city on Tuesday night of Mrs. Robert N. McNeili came as a shock to“ her friends. Mrs. McNeill had been iii for a week with pneumonia prior to that time having enjoyed excellent health. She ivas a young woman of gentle and loving per- sonality and her death in the bloom of youth is exceptionally sad.

The deceased, whose maiden uume was Johan Anderson liicNair was tho surviving daughter of Mrs An- drew McNair of this ciiy, to whom the burden of sorrow has been exceedingly heavy within the past year or a little more. it was only in April last that her husband the late Mr. Andrew ‘Mcblair was call~

daughter, Mrs. Arthur-Newson died one year ago on -New Years Day. Besides her grief stricken husband and mother she leaves to mourn one ‘brother John and a little daugh tor Joan aged [four wars. The deepest sympathy goes out to all

‘a GUNNS LIMITED

Cumulative First Preferred and

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Seven Per Cent.

Participating Stock

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reopeaively.

9'99?!"

shareholders.

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Chicago, one of

of these in their hour of sorrow. The funeral takes 'places this af~

ternoon to the People's Cemetery.

leaving the home of her mother,

Hiilsbnro Square, at 3 o'clock. Rev.

G. F. W. Glcndennlng officiating. MISS VINA -R. WOOD

The death occurred In i-he Gait

Hospital, Lem-bridge, Allirrtn, on February 4th of Vina R. Wood, Youusfist daughter of John B. and Mrs. Wood Mount Tryon. P. E. i., at the early age of 25 years. For ‘over a year Vina had been in fail- ing health but for a time ‘hopes - were held our for her recovery and in August last she went west with ‘her sister Mrs. McKenzie with the hope that the sunny climate of i southern Alberta would restore her to health but God had willed it otherwise. She gradually sank till the end came and her gentle spirit took ifs flight to Him who gave it. Through all her sickness she was never heard io murmur nor complain but up to the cud ox- hiblted her usual cheerful spirit. She died trusting in her Redeemer. Writing to a friend she stated that she nevcr found so much comfort in prayer before. She was a mem- ber of tho Methodist church of Tryon. She spent several years in (ihsrlottetowu where by hcr gcnilc and endearing disposition slie mods many Hiends. After a course in Business College she entered the olllcc of tho Guardian and later that of Moore and bIoLcml, Ltd. She was u valued member of the Piiilathca Chiss of the Charlotte-

,town Baptist Church always ready

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Montreal '

Montreal '

substantial common stock interest i

tieu iapaiven to the value to experience, and close cooperation. a recently doubled plant capo the Company's business and its not earnings.

We offer you this stock after a most complete investigation, at :

$97.50 per Share ($100 par value), yielding 7.18% I

and recommend it as a well secured investment. _‘ _ V_ Temporary Certificates will be ready on or about February 16th

"rm; j NATIONAL“: cirY

9 . \ Dividends ayable quarterly on February. May, August and November l. to hol ere of record of the 15th day of . Redeemable, in whole or in part, at the option of the company at 110 and unpaid dividend on any

the

date after 30 days’ notice.

‘TRANSFER AGENTS Montreal Trust Company

. Kqvronto and Montreal i, . . “‘

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Capitalization‘

I (Oil {nuance o] preferred flock and completion q] present financing) Seven Per Cult. Cumulative First Preferred and Participating Stock- '

‘Par Value $100 . . . . . . iCommonStock, par value $25