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_A MARCH 3, 1917 _ THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN - PAGE FIVE

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BRA%I;I)LET WATCHES

in solid ld Gold Filled and ` silver, Our prices will please YOU _ _

' PENDANTS- Solid Gold `set'with real Pearls. Peridots Amythest etc. Splendid val- ues.

'CUFF LINKS- solid

~Go_ld 'gold Filled and Silver suitable for engraving

OTHER LINE_S- Scart

Pins Brooches, Rings Lock- ets Tia Clips. Bracelets, Ivory Goods, Ebony_ goods Chains Fobs Fountain Pens Silverware and Hand Paint ed China

Call and inspect ous stcok

Articles purchased from

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I _Because you are weak, tired and rundown.

Get rid of -the cold and

build new strength and vitality at the same time by taking

. HUGHES’ I Palatahle

Coil liver Oil

with Hypophosphaties

It isa general tonic that s agreeable to the taste cures coughs and colds, and fortifies 3 ou against further attacks

50c and 1.00 per bottle

Geo. E. Hughes

"The People'c Drugglst"

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Hickey & 'Nicholson Tobacco fo. Ltd ~ _ Charlottetown

_Ask your dealer for

lIickey’s Twist and insist on getting the genuine for

We the Cleariest and

best Chewing Tobacco.

lIICl(EY'S is a large,

clenn,Iragrant juicy plug that gives renl satisfaction to clicwers after they have tired of otlier kinds.

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A Word Regarding Tea °

You may have heard that tea has advanced in price.

It Certainly Has

Our Matchless Ble'nd would cost as much if not more

wholesale than we are to-day retailing it for..

Our broker writing us the other day said. “You have certainly been very fortunate in anticipating

your Tea requirements so far in advance". - i

Matchless Blend is still the best value in the market

fully equal to any 50 cents package Tea, and the price in any quantity is still the same.

35 cents per pound _

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Fire Insurance-

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A Necessity

Then insure in good strong stock com pan-

`les,whicii never contest an honest claim' such

as is represented by

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"1 / I .visit her sister, Mrs.. E. E. Marshall

_ i. , ` -1 Eliot. nee Mis. Clnrle McLeod. who. ‘ KENORA, Ont., Murcli 1.--Zion Me- _ before her inuirlage. was also a nurs-

_ tholllst Church and Voerker business ing sis-for on military duty. Mr. und

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night 7 o’clock.

Colr,-nel Davison and M

wart. One- recruit, Mi'. Wood

» IT PAY! to buy In tllil Plovlnol.

KINGSTON BAPTIST CHURCH.- Evungelistic service next Sunday -

‘ KEEP THE DATE 'l‘uesda_v, March at 6th. Grand organ-recital, First Me- p. thodlst Church. 4643-3-3M1i-. nal

essrs. (Y. II. I

Chaufller. John Diamond and tiharles Bryenton. There were no recruits. The meeting at Wheatley River resul- ted lil the signing on of two recruits. lTlie speakers were Rev. R. G. Fulton and Dr. VV. J. P. McMillan besides

other local gentlenieii. Al Rustico; there was an exceptionally lurge gu- thering, but no recruits. The speakers ' were Major Fullerton und Judge ‘Ste-

Mc-

Lean. signed on at the Brookfield

meeting. There was a large utten- _ _ dance. The speakers were. Messrs g,‘“]}§°§Ifl;(Fr'n';' M"M“h0n' W' B' Pmdy W. \V. Stanley. E. T. (`arbone-ll, 'ind ' ' __ '_ _ UGUL McQueen - ‘_ Tlnieis-Di. Nicholson, Frank Mo-

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Church in the morning.

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RECRUITING MEETINGS- Tl e

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'wus a large attendance ut the recruit- mg meeting held at W-insloc Road on __ 'I’liursdu'y night. The speakers were f _ _

Rev. F.. H. Littiejohns and Mr. Elliott, FREE FOR ALL PACE'

Angus Dillard-McKinnon

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Derby-J. S. Wedlock. Hilda S..-A. A. Stewart.

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Jolllcoe-H. Kelly. _ Admiral~G. Mahar. Kitchener-J. S. Wedlock. Picton S.,-P. S. Brown.

l IHIITS.

' sr. ouNs'rAN's concenr.-The """"” W" at `~' P* ’“- °‘l“'”I’~

annual concert by the tlolumbiarf Sn

clety ot’ St, Dunst.an's College. iindei-`

the direction ot' President. M-‘. I. Ho- ' --i

ward 0’Neill was held in the college hull on Mouiluy night last, The en- deavors ol' the American Student bo ily. allhousll not as lllrge as in past] Mr. John W. Moounttlii, Grand ,Wars are “/011 €1DIlr_@clatell and the T-riicadie, was in town vesterdiir.

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in the city.

programine was it most enjoyable one __ -' `

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ive:-c well deierving oi the signili-, Mr, Frank Sigswortli. freight 1-iuice of the occasion-\Vasl\ington’Sfchecker, Georgetown, was in the city

llrlrtliilay. .Polloiviiig is the pro-iyestel-tiny. `\grumme:~ Plano Duet-“Approach ---

ol' Spring"-(‘hiii-les Lindsay. Measrsf My-5_ George R. Gay is visiting her A. St. Pierre, E, I.nt'oiitalne. Dialo- lu-other M.;-_ J_ M, Mitchell, So\iris_

due--‘Medica"-Walter K. Engle. [gasp (‘lti1x‘f~.i=tci's»»Jucol> Pranks, Mr. J. Ho- _ _.__

wllrfl 0’N@'lll: Dr- Koch. Mr. Stephen. _'iii-s, H. A. Mc-Kchzie, of Cavemlish. lllwluuirl; Jasper Nc-good. Mr. -l. Ed- is spending -.\ few days inthe city the nioud tlaiziiou; liart Hartclie. Mr. Jos. guegt of ()0l_ and Mrs Stewart,

lt. li‘lemmlng; Cough Consumption, _ 1-'

wir. .lno. J. McDonald; Billy Pitts. Mr. James Curran, Linotype opera- Ml'- Will- H- MCQUUI: Sllmllly C0111. tai' on The Eastern Chronicle, New Mr. Samuel T. Mahoney. Vocal So-_l(;lg§g0w, N, S , is -pending ti voca-

lr_»-"Selected"-Mr. Gregory T. Wai~tl.` tion in Charlottetown, Dialogue-"April Fools”-\V. I". Chap- -S

inixii. (`.haro.cters-Mr. Peter Dunn-l '1\/hs. (Dr.) R. McNeill,-City. cros- lrrowne, Mr. Sain‘l T. Mahoney; Mr. sed (0 the mainland yesterday on ail- -lames Smilli. ltr. Clias. P. Tl'ainor; visit to her daughter, Mrs. J. K. Mv-

Mr. Jos. Smith, Mr. S. M. Roach. Vo- Dunhill, Wycocolmagh, C. B.

cal Solo-“Selected”-Ml'. Amedeo -_ $

(lui-on. Diiilc~gue-“0lil Cronies"-A Mis, (Captain) ‘ J. A. Mncdoimirl. Dictionary Maker, Mr. Austin 0’Brien Georgetown, left yesterday for Mo- An Old Sea Captain, Mr. Patrick Mui'-_ bile; to join her husband, whose ship_ pliy; Stewart, Mi- M B Harrigan Vo is load d th e f r L d E _

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cal Solo-“A Pert'e<:t Day"--Carrie _.__

.iucobs Bond, Mr. J. Howard O'Neill. M;-_ Eugene Kelly, oi' the_P. E. Is-_ (‘liorii"--"O (‘olumbia the G f tl ‘ -

__ . em o ie_l;m¢1 Railway, who underwent an opl

Uffftflll-"*‘(70ll9ge GIF-e (`lllb. Renlal‘kS- eration in the Charlottetown Hospital. Gc-<l Save the Kina- Accom-ilanist-‘vveiinestmy for uppendlci-tis. is get-

Mr. Jos. B. Ward, -Stage Manager-Mr. ung along nicely

VICTORIA HOTEL.

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G. R. McQuai'rie, Sumniersiile;

M. B. Harrigan; Stage Electi'lcian»- ____ Mr. Armedee Caron. Mr. MacNe'ill, St. Catherines Poo-l.

was in the city yesterday. limi-

ii0Ti-Ii. ARRIVALS fl:;2r:.‘1;;2;i5‘:..f:;’.:"..r.li.::f..?;. sat;

--- Mr, Binning, Hon.-Treasurer of the

Patriotic Fund.

Ives.

Thomas D, (?ar'rul.hers, Summer-_ ---

side

Bargains

Home

Candies

Every Saturday

Thomas White

Sunnyside I

FIEVERE HOT|EL. iter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John

1E. Brown, York. `McLeod. oi this city. has been truiitv 0 l~‘. I". SiHr=W0rlll. G00l'E0l0Wll. fer-red from Saloniki to England. She J. J. McQuaid, Souris-, is at present resting in the Nurses' 'l‘. Strnngy, Mt. Stewart. Home, Margate. and was In that town (_ (‘. J. Gibson, Halifax. when it was bonihiiriled by the llun~t.` ' mes Haxan, Toronto. Since her return to England she niet

la number ol’ Islanders, including Di. ‘

I ‘|` I F McLaucl\laii, and many oi’ out Irby# A \_{ \\ '

block were dest-l°0yefi by tire last Mrs. Marshal-Eliot reslue at South- night. The loss from the two conila- sea Hnn¢g_ England,

grations is -estimated ut $134,000.

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4 (Yap Cresceus-~H. H. Horne. _Officials Stnrter-- F. W. Hughes;

Mi. A. C. Rogers. Summerside, isl

Boniburdier l<‘redei‘ick Duffy. has

C. Saunders, Suuimersidc. arrived in (‘liarlottetown t’rom»Hallt'a_x Howatt. Sumnierside. `to spend a few days furlough at hisl W. lL€9.rd, Summertlde- home here. Bdr. Duffy ls a memberl

I.. ll. McQuarrle, Summe_rsIde‘. of the P. . l.. Heavy Brigade at Fort

Miss Winnie McLeod, nursing sin--G

CHURCH SERVICE.-Owing to ay ' ‘

funeral on Sunday afternoon at Alex-‘ '~

nndia, Rev. ,E. S. Weeks will preach

Mlllview at 11 a. m. Instead of 2.30 ni. There will be no service in `l"ow-

l| MOCCASIN DANCE AND SUPPER. ‘CHURCH SERVlCE.- Service' will ,at the Curling Rink tonight. Dancing be held in the Kirk at Cape 'l‘i'averr-e’ on the ice_ Admission 35 cents. Halt' on Tue Bday the (ith at 7 p. ni. iii proceeds for Red Cross. 464-3-3M1i memory of the lute Lemuel Dawson. ' -_ who departed this lite so unexpect- P PIRESBYTERV MEETING.-'llie e‘dl_v on Sabbath. February' the lith.-| resbytery of P, E. Island will meet in 1917. `

quarterly session in Zion (‘liui'ch on ' ____

g Tues-nay ivitireii sth at 11 ii, ni. Los; His {=o0i;wE|A;i.- A yyinnz

'_`- ` man w o wen to tie in a coup e' of

FUNERAL T0M0RR0_W~- The F9' nights ago is mourning the loss of u

mains of the late Louis (‘-. Robert- new mm- or shot-S and ,»ubbhr,;_ 'rhi- “son, who died recently in London, person who appropriated them vp;-y 011% Will .l’€8Cll ChHrl0I.l€l-0Wl1- 0" considerately left in their place a` Saturday. Funeral from the residence much worn pair and it pair ot' rublieris ot’ his nephew, Mr. H. A. Robertson which yt-9,18 eye" wo,-S0_

at Alexandria, on Sunday, at 2 p. in. ___ _ _ _ _ ___

Drug

as thc hearty encr.-res testilied. The Miss Katie Egan. milliner tm- Stan-1 evening was hrouglit to zi close with ley Bros., crossed to the inulnluinl yea. speeches by the Rev. Rcclor and ll. tm-(lay en route to St. John.

iiooncy, Moderato - ot' the Societ ' '

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your wardrobe

months '

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Better tie up to some

you think of it.

Newest collars l5c Newest Ties 25c to 1.00 Newest Shirts

119-121 Queen'Street

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That isiri addition to the

fact that the suits and coats we offer you are right in style_right in dt--right in

Suits $12.00 to 27.00 Overcoats $10.00 to 25.00 Hats $1.00 to 5.00

our smart new collars while]

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I You'1l need to 1-eplelnish

And if you’re a friend tel

your pocket you’ll do it soon;

Because suits of quality)

equal to'those we offer now' at $15.00 will cost you .$20.00 in a few short

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AT THE

BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunduy nicrning li o'clock, Rev. (T. Yi. Free-iiiun will discuss this question. _

‘At 2.30 I

The Sunday School

'Each Sunday is breaking an

attendance record. Let _\'o\ir presence mean one more to- mr_-.'i'o\v. There’s a class that will uppeuil to you.

At T o'clock p. in., Rev. (‘. R.

Freeman again speaks on

Without ' Excuse

Hear this searching iiiterosi-

ing and suggestive message.

Free pews,

Warm welcome.

Great music by a great choir.

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Last Call To See

The Second Chapter Of

~ “The CrimsonStain _ Mystery” y

STARTLI NG, NOVEL. SENSATIONAL

THE ESSANY PLAYERS

= __ _ “Mill Stones”

~ OTHER FEATURES

MONDAY and TUESDAY

VIVIAN MARTIN .

. “Her Father’s Son”

ACliarming Play Of The South Before, and

_ During The Civil War I

(Countess Cippico) IN

An International

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“Marie Rosa”/A

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The Sequt-,no “The Diapond

Marriage From The Sky”

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Wed. and Thurs. Coming Feature; 1'/

Gefaldine Fal‘l`3l‘/./

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ll hat n Iwiiclit und help ii was to .\lir.|vuli “lleneiliction."

7 w |'lcstilicfl “Io the help he recei\'eil hini pt=.rsonyIl_v and to so many otllers

tlirougli. the (‘. E, Society." .\Ir. A.li_n 'l`i'_\'on.". 2221 the meeting was

.i. .'\lm'.'\`even, “Ml l.. A.. I’r¢>si<leni ol tlirown irlflll illlll llltillb' took part ln the Bonslniw lrlntleavor. rf--plied thank-_ |na_\'er iiiid testimony, The main ing them for the hearty welconio they l|uui~ii~tte sang very nicely. The received, und the great lor they lla<l,'l`i~ousil¢ll¢ Sisters Sane a very nice in coniirig, and the great blessing the Duel llllll MISS Mime (`i*lll€'l`0ll, Sung 1', ii. had lzeconie to him pi=i'soiiaIl_\'§swoolly. "Bearing His Cross for ns it sent him to searcli the Sui'i|i-lllltn' The two hours passed quietly tures. and the blessing il was to the and n very prolltable meeting was |ic<»,ilc of Bonshziw. .\li'. J. \\'. hlor-I hyoiiglli to`ii close hy singing "Gt:-.I bn rison spoke for Tryon Il|iileii\'oi', with you till we mcct again," and the

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Monuments t' at endure the Ravages of Time Are what you seek to make

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Our Monuments are tl_1e best

to be had. Estimates given.

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CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR PARTY-

A rally of the (,‘liristian Endeavor So- ,cletlos 1;-2' llainpton, Tryon. and Boro alinw, was held In the Presbyterian (iliurch at Hampton lust Wciliiosilay veulng. The night. was delightful.

‘the roads were good. and the church was well lllled. Mr. J. I). lVIacFarluuc

ccuoietl thc chair. Mr. S. B, Franc-li.)

President of the linnipton (‘. E. So- ciety extended a very lieai't.V wel- ome to the visiting Sotzie-ties. and

We thank our customers for their liberal patronag

during the past year.

Our wish that Health. Happiness and Prosperit

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We are now in a position to handle all kinds

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VVedding Announcements. Blotters,

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