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ms ciiAni.orT£'r'owN -GUARDIAN I B -

IISAY-E iH1l0HILDREN'nr rants comm auinmin

I3 o - . Bai-leyperous. .... ..

I Mlm In Su mmerslde .|~ Frank Letferiy, Manager. ° Beeliwwaeil Del' lb..S.,.

‘F I .ind in Albeilon lltrbert (Link, lianeger. ‘¢ n"“l‘Wh°“

. Batt.erper,lb ..

,,;r.ii'i'nire mmm owe stunt. ,, Ninety per cent. of children, under

ftwelve years of' Ile. are being poisoned

parents don’t realize lt. Q Irregular bowels are the chief eau: ‘lou rents knowl that your bowe

P..

"lhould move every day. - You know

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you must be as regular as clock-Work.

f or the ‘blood will become wlnfbd-

‘} Don't ou realizs that the children

_ invut be as orderly in getting rid ». the waste matter ot their system?

Then, it you Gnd that any of the

f little ones go two or three days wllh-

' out action of tho bowels, donit run

castor oll. senna tea, calomcl, cascara or harsh "llver pills." Those simply

_ purge the child-strain the bowels.

. "Fruit-a-tives" are the ideal medl- clne for children. They are fruit

juices and _tonics in "thc form of

pleasant tasting tablet. "l-`ruit-a- tives" stimulate the liver, causing

more bile to flow. It is U10 U1

given up by the liver, which moves the bowels. "Fruit-a-tives" rcgulmic the liver and bowels, and thus com- pletely cure constipation. They swoeten the stomach, and src thc iln- est tonic in the world to build up the system and make children plump and rosy. 50c a box-six for $2.50~ SON* on receipt of price it your dealer does not handle them. "Fruit-s-tives"

Limited, Ottawa, Ont.

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l ._ Spring \Vhcnt and i. Y Ontario FallWheat.

, ,j l It contains the good qualities l ‘ f both, makes wholesome,

nourishing Breed and Biscuits like Manitoba Hour- and light, tasty Cake and Pastry,

l like Ontario wheat flour. It

also yields MORE of both to the barrel, than any other.

,l, coed moi. say ont their }l=‘ greatest helpon baking

sy,isni<;AvsR ri.oUR. 'rry it. f- __

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Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. _ and- - Sliverwear __ “_ Moderate Prlc- s

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` Dcnlrre-write for prices ' ." WN J/ `

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-Theiiineral of the late Miss Annie

M. Baker takes place this aiternr--in to the Bedeque Presoycerlua Come- tery.

-Willis W. Muttart has purchased

from Mrs. William Jenkln the stock and goodwill of the well known Jen- kin studio on Water Street.

-Hiram Woodside of Summerside

.lost n valuable cow yesterday morn- ling. On F'~idsy lust the cow broke her fastening and finding u. bug of flux seed helped herself, ns aresult .oi which she died.

-A young mon, Emmanuel Gal-

lunt, driving a spirited horse, and badly under the influence of liquor created quite a disturbance on Water Street Saturday afternoon. He was finally arrested by policemen Steele and Phillips. Yesterday morning ho wus fined two dollars und costs in the Police Court.

-The first leap year drive of the

season was fully enjoyegu by a few of Summerside’s most po lar young people on the evening of St. Valen- tine’s Day. After u few hours drive they reached their destination where the evening was spent in music and dancing then lunch wns served by the kind hostess after which thc ljolly party left on their homeward drive all ugrccing that o leup yeur drive is O. K.

-The death occurred nt. hcl* home

Summersidc, Sunday, at noon, ol Annie M. Baker, aged forty-five years. She wus n daughter of Wil- linm H. Boker, formerly of Chelton, _ but who moved to F,luimnersi<le u few ,months ago. She had not been in 'thc best of health for some months _und for the lust five weeks had been .confined to her bed. She leaves be- lsides father and mother four sisters Cassie ut home; Mrs. Charles Bent, Summcrsidc; Miss Selina, Boston; Mrs. A. H. Allin, Bayfield, N. l3.;and one brother, Dixon, of Moncton.

-J. Frank Lailcrty has been ap-

pointed Guardian representative-at Summerside in consequence ofthe resignation of Fred Tanton, nho is

'not in good hqilth and finds it nec- cessary to devote all of his time to the study of law. Mr Laflerty is nlready well and favorably known, and the thousands of Guardian readers and patrons whom he will meet in s, business way arc asked to give him all possible assistance in his new work. His headquarters will bc in the office of Williams & Crue, Central street, opposite the Pioneer Office, where he will be glad to receive news subscriptions and advertising for “The Prince County Guardian." Telephone connection.

-On St. Putrick's Dny March Tth,

Division No. 5, A.O.H., will present the side-splitting force-comedy of "Finnegan's Fortune," an Irish ploy in three acts. It is u novaizy. 'in Irish-American ploy. No "red-coats,” no “evictions,” no "landlords." ’lhe"r: are no “uprisinge " ‘ ~lu.1'_'uc.i cells," nor “persecuted maidens." "Flnnigun's Fortune" is si play of today. It is up to the times. In- stead of wildly impossible characters we meet renl flesh nnd blood. Peo- plc who do things in a natural and lifelike way. Besides the play an sd- dress will be given by Rcv. Father Burke. The Rev. gentleman's ability as s. plntform speaker is too well known to need any further comment. Don’t fsil to hear him. Between the acts specialties will be given by Summersidc's lending performers. Watch for particulars later.

2-lBd3i.

B. W. TAN TON

Barrister, Attorney-ai-Law

~ Notary Publi: el:

MONEY T0 LOAN

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(P»itvliRo.)

BARAISTEY .mu firroimnv-.ir-ctw

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Si r thc worst cold.

C tllc sharpest cough

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ure ...'t’.‘. "Sl ‘yo

Cures Coughs

money back if it

CI_l_l{E t|uicl<|.~r

and Colds I

th in anything you ever tried Snlc to inks,-notliing in it to hurt oven n baby. 34 years of success commend Sliilolfs Cure- '25c . 50c.. $l.__a\/

QUICKLY

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i Why Does Reputation Count 'Z ‘

-i` he Enterprise Foundry Co,

dtf5fW V g '73 G'-""°fii° S"-ma South Side Queen Sq

“ E I I In H: l - ff '

Be vi ' ' '

suit ol' -

taking effort.

The ENTE 1l"RiS E

FOUNDRY CO. have the rcpimwou of mnk ing ihordughly rclinblc stoves because iiicy linve spnncd no expense or effort to produce only the very highest que ily

l‘ll|;’E|iter|='i¢e _ it o . Sieel"»~&>ngc

is their very lolest :ind best

P'rice within the

reach oi' nil.

The MONARCH is

sold by the moat grom- _nent dn‘\ler.-i through- Imii P. E. 1.

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_" -" 5; ` 'V Y ' Y V .r _..._ 3.7.... ., ..._ _" ._4.--vnee. ..$.. ... __

-The Hapnflnud .\ii.-fi.ir |»i:°..ire -i U'*l'l°°»‘H A-

Compcny showedto n :ro'.\'i|cu ni:--ue -In the grocery contest nt Fairy- \‘t.rew pressed....... in Bedcque on Saturday night Last. lend. 5“m""”`S1de. lst' week the win- fists, hlaok)per hus____,_ _

1- ner of the ilrst prize two dollars mm, whnuper “___

Wheatpei-bus....... ‘

Pork .. .. _ .. Chickens per lb..... .. Geese pei-lb ..... .. _

Beddoekper quintal Lamb.. . . . . . . . . . . . Oornmee por bag l0iJlbs '£180 l' li' bbl ......

und a half in gold was Miss Edna Perry.

-Today is nomination day for the

otllces oi Mayor, three councillors and one water ‘ and sewerage com- missioner in Summerside. The retir- ing commissioner this year is James A. McNeill. -

-Tonight Fuiryland presents ii

monster program which lusts one hour and a lialf. -The Le Pclletiers will this evening open their engage-` ment at Falrylund by presenting the western drama “On the Cheyenne Trail" using their own spcciul scen-

theutrcs whenever presented and uiter a week's engagement at Char- lottetown the Le Pelletiers have been asked to play u return engage- ment of two nights at Wonderland there. Besides the usual two reels of pictures Fairylund has been for- tunate in securing the reel "Ben Hur,” or in “The Days of Messiah." All who have read this celebrated 'book will want to see the pictures which are historically correct.

It is s. depiction of Judea and its

people that will live as long as English literature; the spectacular rendering of u story that has thril- led and charmed millions-of renders und thcntre goers where ever it has been presented. The light it throws upon the ancient country at the time when Christ livcd on earth is one of the features which. mnkcs the story of more than mere interest. It holds the attention-it impresses up- on thc memory -much which formerly seemed n mere myth, und this film hos been classed among such us make the bcst in motion pictures.

This mugnliiccnt. film runs over

1200 feet in length, the different scenes dcnling with the rebellion against Roman rule in Jerusalem, Ben I-Iur's home, the accident to thc governor oi Jerusolln, Ben Hur’s arrest and sentence to the gnllcy; the shipwreck und rescue of Arius; Ilen Hur’s liberation; Massala’s challenge nnd the famous and tliril- ling chariot race. Every scene is impressive and grundly shown; every inch of film is gorgeous, clear and distinct; the theme is one that has become familiar through the rc- nowned waiting of one who once scoflcd at all religions subjects, but who in this muster piece of imagina- tion mingled with reality redeemed his own opinions while he told his story to the world. Every. student of the Bible, every one of cvcry class will heneiit by seeing this production of Ben Hur. `

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QM _

_l Ei‘lablis/:sd _'S79 _l

whooping Cough, gimp, Bronchitii| Cough, Grip, Ast ma. iliphtheria l

Cresolciie is a boon to Asthmatlcsl Dees it not seem more effective io breathe in .-1

remedy to cure disease of the breathing organ-

thnn te iuko the remedy inioihe sromnch

lt cures because the air rendered strongly ami- l

septic is carried over the diseased surface with

every breath, gh/ip? prolonged and constant irenc in-lem. It is mv noble to mothers with small

chijlpren. __ '_ _

'. iosco ncoiisurltnivc - ‘Q cg ,___

tendency find imiiiediaie 0,! _ Sl ,M

relief from coughs or in- . ` flamed conditions of the '

throat. l\\ _ ->'» :_ sou by dmctislt. `

send peituforimilo. _ `\!5

L Lnizniinck Mu.E’MCo.| " i ite gcnts om- _ veil), Caliada. ' 307 ‘ Ai' . u

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Men’s Gold Bond

Alaska Calf

High Laceil Storm Boots

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- perfectly waterproof, at

" perfect boot for outside . wear, heavy waterproof ' soles.

New =toc»< just rc-

ccivcd.

Price 156.0011 pair.

_ nonnist suns _

“ll.mT,ui\ing a Figure

gi qivrn for vin lttle more-..

fitting lifigurein buni-‘een is onotbrr.]ust now wenre cutting clothes and making ihcm up in the swrlfent nnniier. - If you mire about ` nn.

clo his 'nivt pies ue in your clioicr. if you :lu yn"

Will le Sorry.

Advlcegiven fnennii clothes

H in a ceke walk is nut- tlil'|y,nn~l

` Mcnnnlld & Perf".

The Nonby Tollore

| -Hoa. J. W. Richards was in Bum- -Summerside encempment. Not ;;:‘°H“sdp°Nb'. `

.morside yesterday. twenty, I.0.0.F. meets tonight. De- P" °'----j-~ - -

,___ greg work, “'\Y D\'¢’!il9'l..'... . ._ SIBUU

ti.

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, $13 00

$5 0

ti \l Furs and Millinery

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cry. This act alone has crowded the‘

’ inuuictmnrs

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Many women suffer untold tor

from nervous dcbility arising disorders of the feminine org Day by day they grow worse false sense of modesty prevents using a good remedy like Ferroz --and it would curc tlicm.Lost n iorcc is brought back-new energy is supplicd-irregulnritics appear. Fcrrozonc does restore pale women. For those who s and ilnd work hard to bcnr no supplies the health rind vitnlity Ferrozone so surely brings. G antecd free from nlcohol and sur cure, 50. nt ull dealers.

Concerts, Soclals, Enter-

tainments, Business, e‘4.‘ of n money making u Lturc MORNING DAILY or RURAL DAILY PER \VO RD (six words to encli line)-One cent luv enuli

l\i.~sertlon. Churrlies, tciiipcrarce or guniznrioizs, and ch.=i;ii~.`t.~l liistituims half r»-ie if account for same i paid \n nfcirnintlnn Minimum p-.lceis cents lllnc-1 tvpi- anziuunce-

ments 'io;i‘\le-~- sawn Birth-, and Dca"lis FlT'El3 but verses

will count ewnw rms as

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CARDS OF THANKQ

entne rate nu alove xzlicii inserted ln lofnls' and otherwise si rtgulnr ud- vertlelng rates.

BQ" Nu charge for notices of

strictly religious services even when silver collec- tion is~1nken, hut all gi-itlicrinrgs lu nllioi or in cmiriectinn with cliurchcs and charitable institutions, if an admission fee or col- lection taken, will be charged at half rates.

\t&,=Ten (10) our cent

discount nn abo_ve rates for cash with order.

(`5}5e Guardi an

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PECULIAR WEAKNESS IN W0

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is \zn'goii1 day now at our st You can buy shoes cheaper than nt any other time. Our p are lower than others for éliine of go ds. It will certainly _you to see our stock before buy. We crrrv the largest s flatiics' shoes at $2.00 and 5 "1 pair in town. Just as good ncst at $3.00 zi psir. Try ns yt ur next pair.

A. E. McEACll

rue time -Min.

dni\\'frthtf '-

orc. now rices class

PHY you

tock 2 50

ns ' for

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/ ~~*,5.}i~.fif5_ IT 9' .Lt _ f Stremon, Womensliyes

Eyortrmi i rnroly nccninpnnion ver had V T is " loiirly perfect" nlglitin lil; o scmro :purfoct eight" umnlly produce utr: ln. he proper lonno.-x rimiovc uyontm

'||iv~lzng_ ‘ie not of looking at things caulor

We L pcctliclcs truo. ,

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In by

HALF PRICE

We have ‘on hand 7 Ladies: Astxwulian and 3 Wallaby Jackets which we

~ Al on few dozen ru"'s and mufis at

will clear out this mouth at half price. _ S the same discount. This is a rare opportunity to secure comfort a.t`very little

I 1 <l'd offer._ Jackets which ranged in

cost. Come in and investigate this sp cn 1

price from $36.00 to $40.00 are now only $18.00 to $20.00. As they are stylish

and up-to-date garments, they will not be l:ere lcng at the price.

Millinery llalf Price

We will clear out the remainder of our felt slialfes, also about 24 trinlni-

$6 ntlmlf rice. This is an excellent

cd huts ranging in price from $2.50 to .oo p chance to sccvre a new hat for a trifle. Alterations to suit can be made in our

\ workrooin if necessary, by Miss Katie Flynn, who is atprescnt in charge spd

who is proving herself a veritable artist in her line, lt er work receiving the

highest cornniendntioiis. Come in and sec sninples of it. V iBridal and Mourning Orders :1 Sp€Li=1.1¥y.

ll l. IRAINOR _ CO.

The store that saycs you iiiouey.

__ ' . ,___,\¢nm_'-"sr _

November

, A

2-2Sdni\vfrftf`

BELATE D CHINA

Last week we received two crates of German Chinn, that should have been lleit: last

We did not have to accept it at this lntc date but concessions on the part of the ship

pers made us take it. We are now passing along to you the aclvaiitnge of these concessions China Cups & Saucers-Childrcu’s.............................. Each China Cups & Saucers-Cli_i1drc11’s. . . . _ .. . . .. . .. . . . . ._ .... . . . . IOC Each China Cups & Saucers-Large Size. . .. _ . . . _ . , . _ . . . . _ 15C Each or $1.50 Dozen Miistztche Cups & Saucers--Chii1a.... . . . . . . . .. . . . ... »- -- ~ - ~ - - - . . - - - . - - . - 156 Eflirll China Creziin Pitcliers--Sinall . _ . . . . ._ .. . . . . . , . ,, ._ .. _ . .. . . . . . . . . 5`c Each Chinn Salads---La1‘ge...‘.-. . . . . .. . ._ .. . ._ .I5c Eacll

FUR SfiLE

A vnluublo fnrm one nillc from tho (`it.y con

.~i.~4tin|:uf i.'4:u'\'i=.~\ good land, |l\\'ol_l|ii;.; hour

l\i~ui.cd by hui- \\'nlc\'; burns, oiithuildlugs, oi Lo bu so il bi' Mnreli ith. Inspection ufto I-‘mln-\|ur_v lfltli. l\l.~‘o ‘li noi-cs .l inilcu from illu\rloticio\\'iiwith lmrn und \\'cll iliorcun.

(loud li\ii|dln{;'_sito.

Ifnnt soil y private sitio will ho spill ly

public auction hctiyiicvf ltiui-i~.li lst und 1. th.

l p l \' o _

iunsl. Mniti' ic. im u soN.

‘ East lioynlty

‘;‘5d\\'.~'i'W.~lZ`.i.

ii ,

HUT Alll HEATING

Wes your homo can for-

.lnb'n last. \\-iubor 0 if not yo\i’ll fnfcacliilly orupoeii ion Mfuln shnvtlv and ouo of our ltiiiwnvml HorvAir i~’\ii'nnco~4 will niovou Wai-ni friimd with xliu n-ities below nero. Vtitli oneuf the-o n»--to ilalo l<`ur~

nnocs, your f1i'n mn? ho kon. _ tho entire wiulor n. an oveli icuii ornturo ilav and niglitt ini nenld vi-ifxwr‘l nigh' the rl lui fi' ct of ol' hrnf

\-ur ic.. nw - -

odhoiiill ni rl- than rope; syou for the noel.. Ir, he econ rn cel too in thu iunnl nnloliml of fuol li l-.n|\ruin»c.~1 for l.lio hoof. iv. "null lem. 'initio in and tnllitho vnultir over.

W Fred H. Trainer,

` Grafton St.

Ono. The Opera House dulwftt

Valuable Shure Farm

For §aie

uaf€

snr- -_-

wfdstf

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lskhrssz .

' Are you in need of a new pair? If so call _- .md scc what we have in spring and hockey

also a full line of hockcy sticks.

For :ale by - N

vv. 5 3. _E

_ Hardware "aint and Oils- '

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_._...__-_l-._ _ ,-; - -- ._ -r. .; _ _gg

~r_iU1~mm‘-:ns or Gramophone _Records

At the LOWEST PRICES in all Canada

_ In moving our stock froiii Sunnyside to out new prem- ises on Kent Street we find that we have too large 3 Supply of Victor-Berliner disc _,Records ` ' ' 15 '

Unlike all other dealers we have signed [no contract 1110

_at at given price and hzivedecided to slaughter our entire

75c Records for 60|; 40:: Records ,fer 324: 35:: Rechrdo fag- 2§¢

Come at once and it ii st h ` f ' .' _ ably never be zivailablgeagal-in.c med' Thgse Pnceswmu pro.

M I __ , Kent St rect,

2_I2d___wf3i BRQSJQ Cliarlott etow

e::.____.. We =:-rm f;-.5 L___ _

TWCIIY Per Cent Discoulii

and _l<ObES__at 2o‘p.c. discount. ` ’

C@}1l_fai'ly if you wish to secuie a bargain as there are

but a limited number to dispose off

“CHN \\/ICI-¢A§\N~ an CQN dsrtiiftf Mp|“ague_ ' _T __.~

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W: claim to give you a perfect ht in the latest sty1e.with best matetials and workmanship at o littlé lowei' -price than can bm Z O O

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et elsewhere Leave our next order with us, and we will prove our claims; ~ -- I ` f ' i’

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