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Good Rubbers

_You will be pleased with.-our line of women’s rubbers. They are strong, good fitting, well made and afford ample protec- tion against wet feet.

Shown in two grades

70c and 80c a pair. _

Alley fd’ Co ` _ 135 Queen St.

;

'I Get a Photo

_ of Baby

alldget it taken at the

~ _ Cook

Studio

The story of every child is a story

of growth and change.

A change too gradual and subtle for

even the watchful eye of a_ mother to detect, or for. memory to recall.

Only in pictures can the story be told,

and s. record df the childish features and expressions kept for all time.

A good photograph now and then.

will mean everything to you-and to them, in after years.

can 0_1] Photographer 1 'i~ -" ~

1=0ii_s_li.1s __

ron 8115111:-Pure Blast ~Isln'| ._

lille Fox elillbls lor relflU'_l*-\°l-

ltriilxte l .~

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N°ruT'rol.l_

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Your Heating end cooking spperstus- will lest much longer it you use our coal.

We have nowon llsnd all kinds

of fresh mined 'cool free from slate mdienltdma' Coddrel we will tuote _ ‘

_ Phoile in ’

ti. lynlis 81. B0.

if _ -

1`°llmsll~elect should be a the Ward he iii touch with

lilmliiislrlillun 1

In selectingan Adm’ ' A *P81013 you will problillailg first consider

A Realitives _

Consider then; how often ‘

under your own observation, the warm regard of kms- Deople has been cooled by petit differences over the management of property.

Consider l Too

how often heirs have sacri- ffced their inheritance rather than hold some member of the family responsible for his mistake or negligence. _

By Appoint- ing The _

_ DOMINION I

TRUST 1

\

To administer _your estate

you avoid all suc mistakes.

00MlNl0N

TRUST

Advisory Board `

W. H.Ait/can Hon Chas. Dalton Frank R. Hearts

_ avison, _

e ' Manager

Other Offices, Vancouver, _ __ Victoria, Nanaimo, New

Westminster, Calgary, l

Regina, Winnipeg, Montreal, -

_ ‘ .._°'r1ia 11iol'illrNn'nAIi.Yousr<1

Your- |

_.err Favs in ony in use-province ‘

...°'l‘. GORDON IVES is Guardian Ca

is 18 and re_eidence___phone ;I0._ ‘ . _»

‘lan can'be obtained at W A John

.

_ W. Burke is Gilar n Agent in For

and advertising. ` ' _ 3517-

...°MR. ED. D. FEEHAN Guardian

representative in Sourls will gladly

matter at the oiljlcefof undevtaker-W. L. Dingwell. Hisuhhone number is 5.

.___ r

...°SELLING PORK.-Masses.

were in Souris Tuesday- with two heavy loads of pork, which the dis- 0 posed of to Matthew it McLean C0-.

for a_ snug sum.-*

...°HORSE RACES.--Will be held' at in Pinette Bridge on Saturday Jan. 81. at ons_o’clock. Entries to be mode to A. D. Ross. S. D. Murchison or S 'Neil McDonald, on or before~Frld'ay S the 30th. Free-for all and three,~Y98l‘ old classes. 4205

M1NARD'S LINIMENT. Helliax. ANDREW KING- I was cured of Acute Bronchitis D!

LT.-COL. 0. CREW READ. a

Sussex.

1 was cured of Acute Rheilmstllm by MINARD'B LINIMENT. a

Markham, Ollt. 0. S. BILLING, c

_ Lokeileld, Que-1 UML. 9. U07-

' ' town was a passenges to Saurls. tu y pp

Admlnlstrator Tuesday evening.-° votes. Thanking you for your con- 0

::Rexa1l dentirrice ts put up in two S forms, powder and paste, either in equally good but some prefer the powder form to paste, others vice ersa. These like the other Rexall in reparations bear the Rexall guaran- J ee money hack' if dissatisfied. Price ' 25c. The MacKinnon Drug Co., Cor-

ner Great George and . M

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...‘0NE CENT per word each inser- on for advertising in this column. sh must accompany order. Mini-

' Blllllll YUUH Hllll

Heavier Coats

EISTEID GUARDMN "4 0111-1 011111 mi 11 ' ' '

agent in Montague; “His ofllu phone mum. charge twenty-nv; cents.

. . - Jar

st.on's, Montague. 1 '

receive subscriptions and advertiOi\18 w

James McKenzie and Henry Dingwell __

wa

"”“ Priest Pond, was among the visitors W

“‘_*-'-"""l-" Bush, was n passenger to Souris

‘ ;< " I Monday evening.-°

I 'u mud M Rhmmnm Gout D’ xpgissen er to Sourls Mondo ev nin

MINARD'B LINIMENT- garets, was in Souris Monday on

...*Mr. James Kehoe, Baltic, was RS

_ e, ler s, hoes, etc., is visiting Souris in the

...°Hon_ Laugblan McDonald has re-

Kmt B" tr' turngd to his home at..EaSt Point '11 ill

Larsisr in mst music “A

- and music folios always in stock at L

di_ne's Book Store, Montague.

4076-1-22Me2l. Y

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...°m. Join. J. Campbell, Elmira, :D as a visitor to Souris Tuesday. m

...°Mr, John Jarvis, Baltic, was a of scent visitor in Souris.-° "

B

UXURIANT AND REMOVE ALL

. DANDRUFF.

our hair becomes light, wavy,

Danderins dissolves every particle of dandrud cleanses purihes and lnvig- _

.'M . _ S. be t , K ' '

__ ';nssouri§°mfn:3°un inbglfslgggé crates the scalp forever stopping

E

D Tu“day____ _ _ __ itgling and falling hair

, b

ut what will please you most wil

Mr. John Ryan, Lobster Packer, "Mt" ° “W weeks' u" when yn"

lactually see new hair-fine and

ir ruwin all over the sca _ l

Emma T“”day___, gowny at first-yes-but really new

____ 8

outh Lake, pa/ld a business visit to of

ir z lp you care for pretty, soft hair audi lots

"CML J' NCDQMM and son' lt surely get a 25 cent bottle o

Duns Tuesday__, Knowlton's Danderine from any drug

*__* K

...'Mr. Hugh J. McDonald, Black

Besides beautlfying the hair at once t

.

. ' _ I

ist or toilet counter. and just try it.

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...*Dr. A. A. McDonald was a

8 Y 0 E.

turning from a visit to Bear River. T e o

...‘Mr. R. D. McDonald, St. Mar-

Cgd

the Electors of the City oi Char- lottetowni-

Ladies and Gentlemen:-At the re-

busmess U-ip__e g quest of a large number of the elec-

__._.. tors of this city I have decided to

passenger on the Elmira train re- oili

._.'Mr. R. F. Mniidigan, Charlotte- pe

ain become a candidate for the

ce oi Sewer and Water Commis-

¢nt|y_-» sloner at the forthcoming civic elec-

-- tion. As it is impossible to makea

rsonal canvass, I take this oppor- nity of soliciting, our su ort and

--- tlnued confidence in me, I remain,

*Mr Moas travel for harnes

terest of his firm. -°

...'Mrs. Andrew Sullivan is visiting Souris the guest of her son, Dr.

T. Sullivan.-* T

ter spending a few days in Souris.

Yours respectfully,

FRANCIS P. McCARR(]N.

4155~1‘27m5l.

o the Electors of

Ward 53

T " -'-'- Solmds Good in Days Like These

All women who like to wear

.__»GUAItDIAN A_gliiN'l‘.`-Mr. Harri §°f1\_::_t A1,_(_1:_1<;;1_i;i-iv mmbsgtliagl 3 13:: __1;bu;1_t_l_:ntb:_;1_1_i“i;_p_iiei;s is y_l:_of_tg, sm artly tailored coats Wi I1 fin d i `

er

tune and he will be gqad to .receive home of Mrs Everett Bovyer 0,, S

_ _ ir_l's _after a"Danderine hair clean- '

news, new ind renews subscriptions Tuesday 3rd, of Feb. at 2.80. 4204 "°

' Just try this-moisten a cloth ° - - :lin iitilizils ninaerine and carsnlliy lOI 1IlI€llS€‘ly ll]I&l°€Stifig'. raw rough your hair, ta ing

P ne small strand at 5. time. This

ll cleanse the hair of dust, dirt d excessive oil and in just a few oments you have doubled the beauty

your hair.

Only 48 ol Tllem

his seelson's models, mixed tweeds

` diagonal stripes, chinchillas and

beavers.

$ 7.00

All At Unusual Prices

Ladies Coat for $ 4.75

10.00

12.00

‘C N (6

H H U

1 H ~ H H

_ 11.50

At the Great

BY AERUPLANE ”'

_ ...° Mr. John McDonald, Monticello, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:-

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tCanadian Press.)

LONDON, Jan. 28.- The plans for

as a passenger to Selkirk Tuesday

morning returning irom.a business

Yieiding to a largely-signed peti-

tlio transportation of British Troops by Aeroplane is devised and is to

risnction.

With ten Airnhips as proposed, 1,4

000 mon could be shifted from one

'late of n mi1e_a minute. HllLlFllX MAN DEAD

MOFITS BlCCl{ _ --- eczema if you give it the 41

(Special to The Guardian )

Cl'lal'l0tl1€lCOWll y.mLH.~A_X_ _,am 2g_ 1914,; Har- ple who have been cured by this won-

vey Crowell, Secretary of the Hali- fax Club was found dead in bed this

trip t,_~,_ S0u,.i,,__e t__i_on of representative people of the

.°Mr. S. A. Hilti, Halifax, arrived B

is travelling salesman for A. M. Bell '11

here.-°

::D. D. D. will cure the worst case

chance. We know of dozens of peo-

ll

____,____l city.

ard, I have decided to nominate as Councillor at the forthcoming elec-

be submitted to the war ofilce for innsnni-is, Monday evening and regis- UW- I “hall “Ut mil” 8- DOFBOHBI

tered at the_Cox Hotel. Mr. I-liltz °"“"5`**5» but tal” thi! 0F'P°"t““‘“'~Y

stating that I -shall ba'pleased to

oe;,‘wlm1esali1' and retail denim in f°°°l*'= 3'°“f =\lPP°f'°» essufins YOU at

H M D ` ° ‘point of Battlefield to another at the hardware. He has secured a number th

» e - ‘ of large orders from the merchants “:_¢ _'DY WY? beit l“dZm°Ht in the Hd-

e same time that I shall, if elected,

nlstratirin of the ailairs of the

Yours Faithiully,

R. I-I. 'JENKINS

50-1~27Ml 4i.

ionle

_ .lanuary Clearance Sale

Y Bros

The olwe\Ys° busv ’~’.Slor‘e.

l ~ _ |

Twen 1-live cents.

Guanuhilii 'cliisslrlllzb' `}=1'li's""`

0ne cont per word first insertion in this colum. half eeni per wore

or so l\ continuation. Cash mils! sacompany order. Minimum of s|'|o

‘.' ` ' ' ' " "' 'l' ' "" "' "' "' ' 'V ""' ""' """"""f' "I "i-'§"' ".""'

_*£19 2*‘§_QF_eL=9%\_-§?<_;‘1‘?0:1f27M3i 'WANTED PUl-‘lb NURSES AT THE - Taunton State Hospital. For pur- _ ticulars address Dr. Arthur V. W Goss, Superintendent, Taunton

State Hospital, Tauton, Mass.

3746-1-8M8~Mos.

5

rl-:Mi1i.s~llsl.i> FOR SALE AT ‘

A BARGAIN A

bout. For full particulars apply to

v\'aN'l‘ED A GIRL FOR GENERAL OWU"-_Ge0r_ae;;Cigl9_gr._ Moi-_r__s11 housework. App1ylv1rs_o_ L_ Par- rox orrions on 1914 1=UPs'_

Write The Charlottetown S. B. Fox 00-. Ltd., 1'. o. Box 04, Charlem- tcwn. P. E. I. rn3s10~Mii

-

ANTFD A PURE-BRED SHORTI norn bull; also a hull calf register- ed. B. McLaren, Georgetown.

4165-1-27M3infi.

derful remedy-It gives instant relief from the terrible itching and we

London Antwe _ HALIl_"AX,Jan._ 28.-Mr. Crowell is

I

morning. I-le was in his usual -health

match. ' »

(Special to the,Guardian.) D

4178-1-28Mv`vfm3i .

-__.

Scaled tenders will be received by

20 -

150 pounds. ' --- o

J, F. PROFIT, Secretary, (Canadian Press) _ by the use of the popular fruit tonic shall endeavour to mah s or-

Kensington.

4153"1°?7M5|Pd- hufacturing concerns having so V

glled industrlatrailroads connecting _ _ 4181-i-28M13i. '

Ward One: _

1

l.ADIh:.°l AND GEN'l‘LliJMEN:- _ and give them undue, unlawful and u At. the solicitation of a lBl'8°l! \`°' unreasonable advantages over their presolltiitive delegation of voters of cgmpetitors. The decision mealls P the Word. I have consented to their millions. ` A request mid olsr myself as a csndi- ___._......_._ b date for Councilman at the forth-

olnlng civic election. _ 1 sm cl the asian, with the met aiority o_i the Ward that the

1 am

but em 091

the tense bi oltl- mmms sir (illi-

(lid

' , ~ rp’ a brother to Rev. Mr. Crowell, Edit-

‘ Belgium. lol Mer-mms Baptist, st. Jenn. _

Tender' cheese Mqke-N _i iesnol Huroll, Peel and Welland the

Colin- ialitie rate war is now

nd promises to be.a dnish. Rates are and' on Feb. 7.

various will cut the steers-so

not adv" ivoril to $85 and ¢°

tho! will ull" t

FUllSl}0lTc.AGT

(Canadian Press.) . , _

'l‘ORON'1’0 Jan. 28.- In./the spun-

~ ‘ P P ' lf

pounds cheese for labor onl the gmnst *he Hmm Tmmc is much

The amount of milk handled last _ ‘ 51|

your was, Kensington Factory. 2.445# U t ' 6 pounds, Hamilton Factory 1,0l6,- di

‘ la

WASHINGTON, Jan. , 21-Great

their plants with their trunk lines may no longer receive demurrsge or

gush practices are nothing more than' Rl"

' (Canadian

LONDON, Jan. 28.

“_ E.

swing

to _ the

all around

Noi-til 'oermilll

UP A

ow

u.°_'°_f th’ "audi-. Mon l1_;-_ive done my best in the interest o

highly recommend it in all skin dis-

last ,,i»g|,t and attended the hmkey eases-25c. and $1.00 bottles. E.. A.

Foster, Central Drugstore. Agent for . D. D. Mft.

BENEFICIAL '

` RESULTS Only-Come From the Time-

; Popular Lsxsiive » - “Flo NLS"

CARD

To the Electors of Ward 5.

LADIES AND GEN'I‘LEMEN:-

Having been nominated by a large and representative meeting of the electors of 'Ward "5, and having ac- cepted the nomination, _I herewith present myself as a candidate for Councillor for the dbove ward. Durivi-1 my ' term as dounclllor, I

f

e ward, not lorgettlngthe general

interests of the city. I have sought tc fuliii the pledges made in my plat- form oi 1912, to encourage new ln- dustrios. to look after milk and food

'--1

_ __*`i!<-_______ S

FOR SALE AT DARLINGTON, 50

acres of good land, 10 acres oi sev- enth growth hardwood and having two springs flowing through same. Apply on premises to Wm. McPher- son/ 4198-1- Bm3il>d.

W.'ii\‘TldD.- 10 TO 25 ACRES LAND with uuilfiings, within 2 miles City Address Box 333, Charlottetown.

4187-l-28M2ipd.

F-OR SALE.-5 PAIRS MATED SIP-

ver Black Foxes at prices from

' $3500;00 to $5000.00 a pair. Some

choice Patched Foxes at $400.00 pair. Dark Northern Mink $50.00 a pair. Marten at $125.00 to $150.-

T. JOHN RESIDENCE FUN. BALAJ.. No. 405 Beautiful Brick Residence on improved portion of Germain Bt. This is one of the finest. homes in St. John. Absolutely modern in every respect- Apply Allison sl Thomas, 68 Prince Wm. St., St. __.Ii>hn,_l-I_._l3_.__`___f_§_800-1-15mel0iDd. i-*0XnlS.l<"OR SALE.~l good 1913

male pup. Sire, a beauty, Rayner black; \io.n, a good cross. Atlilia- \'lt _if breeding. Price thirty-three hundred, no less; 2 red females 1913 pups. Price thirty dollars ericll. will not sell nitcr February 7th. R. P. Doherty, Greilt Village, N. S. 4164-1-27M3ipd.

LOST

‘ 00a nir Canada L nx one air

you are tired, worn-out and down- f

It you are constipated, billions, éfghwtlvn. to magetour ssni:i\_§{.°¢;l\~

' h ’ t ,

km, for Hwmuton Factor” dilllculties of former times have beeni ave a sour, gassy, upset stomach, __ 0" 8! UP 0 B 6 M P08 0 0

.under to state me “_ 100 removed and the public sentiment 11- an inactive liver. lick headaches; 'or Stn d°iv11 iI1°l‘°e=°d tereticn. and

advocate civic improvements as as our means would admit. I am

_ ml l I " _ ' \

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) ' "f</-/ _ ~ Scott Act is'to be voted on tomor-

_i~' - ` 3 _ row. ' -_ _ _ ' _ ~' 'L x "- U th” “”d°r“Kn°d “P to saturday’ .Faux collntllfssbul.0l.rli;.1§rl'bpeal:d!ll)b‘°llol:nsu¥:‘f l I - _ r 44 7th, for a cheessmakor for Kensing-~ _ _ t d in t th

` " ' " / ton Choew Factory and also a cheese- ””""“l‘ It is 'ww °°nt°n ° 8 °

._ _ / ~

_ -r /=-- ma

\ y' stronger hearted, and the organs of digestion fer ‘ QW. __ _ _ . - Association providing all supplies. ' ~ _ and glimingntion fail to perform the strongly in favor of permanent civic

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important functions, see to it

rks, and of the payment of ade-

o

hat you cleanse your system of lin- quate wages for working men to . geeted food, foul gases and ex- meet the high cost of living., V

ess bile in the intestines and bowels

P - Y P

at $80100. F. 0. B. Portage Lu Prairie. Prompt and safe delivery guaranteed. Portage Wild Animal Co., Fox 223 Portage La Prairie, Manitoba. 4183-1-28!/f17ipd `

OPTIONS, BOUGHT AND SOLD,l 1914. Foxes, Mink. Marten, etc.~ Organizing ne`w companies my spe- cialty. T. G. Ives, Montague.

if you honor me with re-election, I

~ ~ _ This lrsmedy, being composed of - _ 1', _ valnabe tonic, diuretic, and laxa

_ ggglgg “god 5l';ri§1"&,:,,$:°;:,°;m,:§, tiveiagredisnts, constitutes them the

gzish liver, indigeetion, constipa

1 i

of »»-»-- nc.. “i:.i:.‘;".:.":.°;:.:.'r.:

unlawful “bat” which um." td th, tion, and that billions, tired out

yo al good health end you will be con-

f .

commission t0day_ It is hem that best eatment for . weak kidneys,

vi

oed of their wonderful curative

ll opertios. Refuse all substitutes.

all dealers in 25 and 50 cent

t oxes, or by mail from The Fig Pill Co., St. Thomas, Ont. Bold et Deo.

Hnghsl Drug Store.

e To the .Civic Electors

of Warll_5 _: _

-°"'°' Lanrns' Aim oi1is'l°i-l1iisi1is=- »

i. the _request` oi 'a large delega-

tion I have oolloeilted to nominate- Ae the ('iY_le -- Flleltlohs are by bol- lote I bold in unnecessary to make o

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'. -s-nu-I-s---A-31....-. _‘ qv `

,` tiling to the welfare of the City

' _ -.f - » " - _ nd if elected my best, endeavours m Im Mlm ml will be to es out the above.

personal eanvsn, hut ss I stated st: tile--irpeting my endeavours will be _to have _n thorough' inspection of all

,ments slid milk, and slso to have a

_'reduction of the water rates especial- ly for domestic purposes, se the finances of the City are in s healthy condition, l' deem this on opportune time for s reduction in our water rotos. I ani also in favor oi encou- raging industries and everything per- ta a

ff!

f _' _ ' ' ' _ Yours Respectfully, ~.~» _ _ ~ uno. wlml'rl.nv_ - __ ._ _ _ 'Hard 50eiitral.

. 'i' ' ' ~ |1491-Itlltd. `

. e my elf w

XHUVS- thy of your confidence,

W. W. WALKER.

o Civic Electors

ol Ward 5:

Ladies and Gentlemen:

' At the request oi several delega- tions, and in response to your large ly signed requisition, and as I was nominated at a large meeting of the electors ol thfll ward, in my absence, I new am in 'your hands as a condi- dato for ebundllor, for this most important ward, at the forthcoming civic election. Although I did not seek the nomination, I em deeply sensible of the very warm express- ions o_l,goo_d-will toward me that _ l have rteslveil from ills electors in eil

of the word Ao the civic sleo-

wl uid t erefore _be inconsistent for me to make a personal canvass; the ‘very meaning of ballot is that the vofsr should enioy the right of free- ly expressing his opinion at the polls without fear, favor, or sanction. The choies should be yours to elect whom

you please, and should I be elected I wil make but one promise only, namely, _to serve your interests to the \’!'f'y boot of myabllity. 1914 is likely to be one of the ilfost import-

ant gears in the history of this Gar- den rovince, and it bslioovss all oi us to be alive to this fact and to see that the capitol- city is governed sb- ly null wisely, ever keeping in view _ all possible progress consistent with

duc economy.

L. B. NILLER. '

einoiins iN 'ri2TA`ANn nmlvlain sets. 15 tea sets regular $3.75 sale price $2.60, 15 dinner sets,l

C. McGowan, Kilmuir, P_E.I.

4143-1-26M2wks.

LOST YESTERDAY $5 BILL. FIN-

der please leave here.

41119-1-zslaaipu.

WANTC D '

WANTED A 1913 SHORTHORN

Bull or older of the milking strain Registered. Communicate with Pot-

inkora 41281-|4Mipd

or Hanallan, IS __ ____ _

3m.1-14ME¢¢_ wanrmn A olnniniz or lriimsrll

milk cows, bought subject to test. Address A. B. Box. - 350.

` |801-12-8011"'

regular $7, sale price $5.25. Nl.'WANT TO BUY SMELTS, JAMES

England, Traveller's_Rest. P.Fl.f.

4013-1-19m3lthenE3i16fn

Yours most

` Yard Slilset.. _

4150-l~l6Mttl, `

january 22, 1914. 4119.

T0 the Electors 0l the

City 0l Charlottetown!

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

At the urgent request of a large number of

influential business men, l have decided to con-

igm-°f_f_°_',° by ,__u°;__ I hom _,___ ,, -'test the City for the Ma orally at the forth- ‘ " A comiilg,Civic Election. lly you do me the honor

to _elect me, l will endeavor to do all in my

wel' to further the best interests ol our City. 2 the time is short, it will be impossible. lor me to make a personal canvass. l therefore take this opportunity ol soliciting your support.

l am, Ladies and Gentlemen,

sincerely, _

l R. ll. STERNS

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