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ORDERLIES

The mild, pleasant

Laxotive, for both children and adults lr

They contain nothing

harmful and are pleasant -totake- You chew them like candy.

25C., soc. and si.oo.

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While the weather is fine is

the the time to lay in ti supply of Coal. -We may have a stormyl

time. later. _

We can supply both Hardi

and Soft Coal also Hard -and Soft Wood. - ` Order your supply today,

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We have in WAREHOUSE ii few CARS of good

P. E. ISLAND HAY which we offer in Car lots at close price either f.o_b. or delivered at any station on Main- land cr P. E. Island Railway.

FEED 'FEED FEED

BRAN AND SHORTS and other Feeds have ad-

vanced in price front $2.00 to tiii5.00 pei' ton.

We are selling at old price, FEEDS will be very

scarcelater on. We- sell in any quantity by the bag or ton. Special prices in ton lots. _

POULTRY SUPPLIES all kinds

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Carter & Company Ltd.

208 Queen Street Flour and Feed Store

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Miss Lucv sLANci-iAno,"wiii -he

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WANTED.-A competent maid for

general housework in small family. No wosliiug.-Highest wages. Apply Guard- lan. 31

REV. G.C. TAYLOR FiETURNiNG.--

Mr. .LTA McKenzie, city, has received ii tolcicniiii from Ciiaiplain. Rev. George (1, Tnyidr dated at Brainshott, England stating iihat ho expected to bc back in Cunatiu. next month.

AT THE OLD PRICE. _Althougli _ prices 'have _advanced the admission to the big Minstrel show remains ut _ the old price qi? twenty-live cents to nil parts of the Hall. 4157 `

_\--_-,'nody liu/.nz it 5 l~1.l-‘. Acadia

engine iuako and break spark second hand for salt; would do well to Write to Jeremiah B. Gallant _Oyster Bed Bridge P. E l. _ 4161-2-2411 pd.

WINDOWS SMASHED - There

was at period of exici-teincnt on Sat- urday night about ten o'clock when tin intoxicated soldier smashed iboth. windows in the fortune telling es-tal; liahineni. of t-lie gypsies in tihe New- soii Block on Richmond Street. 'Dhc plate glass in these windows 'is fully ti half inch thick and the first win-

rroiii the niia*n‘s fist. which resulted also in his arin -being badly cut. The

it ‘blow front his zfoot. Au immense crowd’ izathered and hung around the plut-tr for nn hour or more waiting to seo w‘ha.ti next would happen. Frieiiiis ot' ‘the ruttn wno had commit- ‘ i t

cd this not oi' vtiiiiiitiisiii in elle mean- l

_'-uners reported balances on the right

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Charlottetown. J. D. McDonald. South (Special to The Guardian) ` I i :rcs L"

I-'ik'-3 9-1111 R- ‘DUY of York are reported ill in 11 casualty list issued nt Ottawa under -date of Feb 20th,

CHURCH MEETING.-The annual

niceting of tho Murray ligrhot-Nm-1_1; Presbyterian Congregation, whigh ‘H14 nostiioneti noni ine second 'russ- d*l.Y. ll\’J1lIl\18ry 011 account of the loc- nl influenza epidemic, was .held on Feb. 18th. All organizations in con. nection with the congregation rpms. ented -satisfactory reports. Although the churches were closed for seven- ‘Jeen Sundays during 1918, the ei-ess-

‘lside or the general accounts, white the Preshytory’s allocation to ine _schemes of ‘tho church .had been lover-paid_ Extensive improvements ` are to the matic on the church prop- crty and u new cemetery opened unr-

_iiig the coming siiuiilicr.

SOMETHING EXCEPTIONALLY

GOOD.-The big minstrei show to be put on in St. Dunstairs Parish Hail this yea-r will bc, to say the least, something exceptionally good and out of the ordinary. A complement of the city's ‘best versatile entertainers will wko .part and strenuous practise is now in course for the big event. The pru- grainnio for the first part will liiiviz tho ininstrcl circle, consisting of at ladies chorus from the Choral Club supplemented by a row ot' male vocuilsts, and the usual funny end men. A very_.coiiiicnl ufterpico \viil

make up the second part oi’ the show

Mr. J. Austin '1`i~aliiorwlll direct the

production ot' the sketcii_ which is suffidieut recoinmendatlon to insiire :i finished piece. Mi;.rTrainor also has

thc end men under his instruction. 4157

lseconrl window was sinasliell in by » I

Weather' Prophets.

D. law and orde

ed from the public gallery and cous-

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POLISH GOVERNMENT RECOGNIZED BY ALLIES

(Special to the Guardian) P/t‘RlS, Feb. 22.- Oiiicial announce- ment was made that the Allies at their meetings at the Quai D’0rsy decided that the Allies should recog- nize the Polisii Government headed by lgnace Jan Paderweskl.

Death oi Mr. David

Ross Maclennan

' One oi' the best known and most

iottotlown has been removed from the activities or this nie in the passing of Mr. David Ross Macleiinan, whose death occurred at his homo, UDD0l` Prince Street at 6 o't-lock on Saturday

evening. Mr. Maclennan had only been il for the short space of one week

Leno, it greaii many of wlioin were un

Undoubtedly there is ii great relar

tion between the elements and eer- nin complaints, in the same way hat; some seasons of the year ren~

no arrests were made.

PERSONALS

Mi'-_ Joiui Risiicii, City rcturiicti-‘

Siitiii'tit|y night from Toronto. _

.\ili'_ :intl Jvlrs. A. .-\. Moore l’onwnl_

wt-ro anioiii.; the visitors to tho City S ;i*iu rtln y.

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.\i'i°. illirnrtlocii Kcniicily, M. L. A.,

l3.i'litiiilbniic, rctlurncd Sztturtlay night, iroin ti trip to Otbetwa.

.\iii<s ialilioi -Stowtii't. of ilurriingtoii. is visiting in tiio city the guest ot" Col. and .\i-rs Stewart. Kent Street.

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.\lr. and Mrs. W. H. Prowse left for

Miirrny llarbor on 'Saturday to ntteiid the fiiiicral of their neice Vivian, which takes place toni0rrovi'_ .‘

itov, Dr. Gauthier, Pnliiicr ltoad, rc-

turnod Saturday night from Ottawa wliero ho attended it convention oi( Dominion poultirymeu.

Mrs. Staff Sergt. Miimun arrived

home in tlils city from Halifax after spending seven weeks visiting tier two H0115. _

Mrs. W. L.,Cottoii who was culled

to Montreal 'ln November on account of t-iio illness.. of hor brother, Mr. Itobort Harris C. 'M. G. has roturnod 'homo accompanied by Mr. Robort Cotton who has been in Montreal ttor a week

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Dr. E. C. HarriS Eye Specialist-

Office Royal Bauli Build- . ing, Charlottetown Office Hours 9,30--12.30

` 12-5 ‘ Phone 68-'Y

SWAIZEMA -

Eczamu-Salt Ilhcnm--Poison

Ivy liash. R unning Sores-.no matter how long si.anding-- This preparation is guaranteed to cure you or it does not cost you one cent/-Get. itat

'I`I'lIl TWO MAGS nnuocisr

line removed him from the scene und ll'

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der certain people liable to illnesl more than others.

The lower we investigate ln tho

anlniai world the more prone are its subjects to be affected by tho weather. A cat for as much as three days beforehanil feels it comin( storm; a horse's fine nostrils can sniff approaching rain in an un- canny manner. The birds o! the air have but to be watched to see tho way in which iiicy seek their nests ut. a hint. of danger in the air.

The very trees and plants tremble

iii at peculiar- manner before a severe storm. Many human beings are _lust its sensitive to the march of the ele- ments, but do not always realize tba significance of their sensitiveness. People who siiifor from gout, rheu- mntisiu oi' ncuiniglu know at once vriien bad weather' is approaching.

Old wounds make themselves felt

at certain tiincs. and the stumps of ineinbcrs long since aniputated 5179 vain.

Medical men have never satisfac-

lorily explained these strange phe- nomena. neither can they tell why some pcople lllBLlDC!lV€ly DSC01119 restless and excited. or moody and sullen, before a thunderstorni.-'l‘it- Bits.

The Rieason.

The honors of War do not always

rest with the bench. A good story is told of a. certain well-known Scottish Judge. who tried to restrain a ioqus- cious counsel. Finding his hints dis- regarded. and tired of counsel’s ln- iepininabie argument, he at length remarked: "Mr. MeQuirten, its all simply going in here"-indicating hi: right ear--“and coming out hero. pointing to his left. For a uioinent counsel paused, then quietly retort- ed in his rich brogue: “Just so, my lord--just so! But what is thcro to stop it?"

Extra Pay for Extra Work.

Extra pay for work done beyond

the regular working hours. whether in port or at sea, when not neces- sary for safety. has been recognized in Norwegian and other vessels for more than twenty years.

was ia. native of Scotland. bolng born i

§.'lIl'f...f.`“..".'.t`l‘$i °il§§'.§f.iZ "£`.’..~§iI STARRING HEL-EEN HOLMES ANP..C0M.E.D.Y

lan Premier. Auer fell, wounded in __ ___G _ . _ . tlilitsid dl) u-t Oel kill- .i-

..-..”i.f’.i.i‘..°’§.’....§l‘I.'i' ..ff;;‘.‘.‘.’.".i`._...1-`l.‘.’.§; “A DEED 0F DAKINE" .

° ° ee” °» Y ~. we BIG PRIZE GIVEN Tonioi-rr

ed and ‘two other oiiiclals were ser- , . _ lously wounded. The shots were nr- 10 CENTS -

it panic among the deputies. The diet A __ _

_ oniioitnrs

highly respected residents ot Ciiari

INSURANCE

THE _LONDON Lllfii INSURANCE COMPANY

issues a very attractive policy for Children.

Parents who desire to act-iiiniilate an estate for

their children bythe piiyiiii-iii ol nniderate yearly in- stalments and at the saint: time avoid the least pos- sibility of loss, shoulti look .into the merits ofthe CHILDREN'S 20 YEAR iii\li>".\\.\’i\'li'INT POLICY

_t sold by the LONDON LIFE ii\`:Sl. it.\i‘~§t7l€ COMPANY.

Full particulars cheei't'uily t`iirni.~zln_~ii by ~

G. J. McCORMAC, J. F. ARSENAULT,

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Provincial Manager.

Special Agent,

OFFICES: RAEVERE H(`)'l`l£l. BLOCK `

CHARLOTTETOW N.

PHONE 351-J,” _

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iiwtiré or inn illness. 'rho into Mr.. Stolen Mdltary Stores I I -l‘.fZ°l.°.l`.f“I.’€ .l`.f."’..III..'.§`.°-..i.‘f."'.§.§.‘ii`.' tif. Discovered in Haliiaxf `

in Cromarty in 1850. a son of the late (-Siieciul to the Guardian) I

Rev. John Maclennan. who came 0111 ii.\i.ii-Ax. i-‘en :E--raisins nr binnit-'

to Prince Edward Island from Scot- lnud in 1826 with his young wife and lived hero for _ia numlber of years during wllich he founded St. .iohn's l"i‘esbytle'ri~an Cliuroh at Belfast, later returning to Argyiosiiirn to ussuino a

Iciiargo there. After the death of his fatlicr, the late David Maclennan wine to 1'. E. Island as ii. child with his mother and other members of tflio family to irraike this home here. He rc- inoved early in life to Cliurlotrtctown land for many years held it position its bookkeeper in the office of the into Mr H ‘J Cunnan, illschnrgiin;

his antics with fiooiity anti .ni>iiity.l Deleglltlllll

Mr. McLennan was :1 prominent

and ostccmod member ot' the Frcc Mtatsons und Odd Follows and also _of the Caledonia Club of this city and took active interest in all of thorn. He 'wus devoted and consistent member of -St. Janice Church and -for many years was its ii.rea.suror. H9 leaves to cherish this moniory, his widow, (formerly Liviigs Louise Compton, youngest dang’-bter of Mr. . George _ C01Dl>'-On of St. Eie;iuer‘s); one dough. itcr, Katharine McNnb ltlsclennen and ii sister. Mrs. Katharine Macpherson oi' this city to all of whom she sincere Srmpatliy of their innuy friends will be oxrtoiidcd in their sad loss,

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.\ pint oi lard weighs one pound.

Tooiiiucli heat gives bread :.1

thick crust. `

‘_ _Oaiiiical inakcs it good tliickeii- ing for soups.

i`ti:iek wiiiiitits are good Salted,

”Il4‘-§\“\YllI llH.WBI!§

Wi ooorr A ritinorr into ro hifi iitosrv are

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When Love _grows cold Thy fires, still warms me,

» 1-1-1, When friends are pleasant

_Thy presence charms me,

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If thou art full Though purse be bare,

I smoke, and » Cast away all cure.

__¢ng\\\\Y/.avav

“Do you smoke ii pipe?

if not you miss the true i poetry of tobacco. A well '

seasoned pipe is one oi’ thc softest sweetest, joys ot' the smokers life. You can- not describe its delight. It sweetens meditation, it clears the brain, soothes the temper, and puts a man on good terms with him- self and his fellow men.”

` We have an excellent

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“ln Pipe Smoking You Get all the Solace There . . is in Tobacco” -

grades iroin the lowly Cobs to the fancy Briars.

Johnson & Johnson

The Quality Drugstore t Cor. Kent &: Prince Streets ' ' _ `

line of Pipes, including all

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ets, canvas kit bags. liaversacks. rub- bers and utiicr miscellaneous lout, the -pi'opei‘t_v oi' tho Militia and Defcnccl Depitrtinent were dlscovci'iiil iii.-t night by the police in thi, store oi' ir Witter -Stioct incrciiunt. 'Dire stores, valued uit several tliousuiids dollars had been missing for some time and the suspected premises wen, raided.

Ukrainians Att k I

(iSpecial to the Guardietn)

WARSA\\', Feb. 22.- .\lonili4:r.~. nt' tho lnteruilied ooniinissioii to l’oiai.idl were fired upon by Ukrainian sol-

'» diers while travelling i'roni Crackcow; 'to Limberg on u. Polish iiriiioredl

train.-Tho delegation returned to Cra-i cow. The delegation from the mission; was on its way to Leiuberg to attempt l gio arrange an nrinlsticobetween the ` Poles and Ukruriitins. Seven Poles on tho train were wounded by Ukranian bulicts_ Before making another at- ,tenipt to reach Lemberg Lhe delega- 'tion will notify the Ukrnnians that it I is coming so that its train can reach uninolesml.

France Demands Pay

For 40,000 Houses

_ (Special to The Guardian) _

PARIS, Feb. 22.-Capt. Andre Tar-

du i,-nys Fritncc will present a. bill for 450,000 houses which have been des- troyed. Tlis docs not include factor- ics.

M. 'fartiu said the Allies had agreed

that Germany must pay to _the limit of her capacity which is now being dotorininetl,t'i'ou1 divers SOUTWS- _ . . _

TWO-THREE-FOUR- . SALE

We have ii large assort-

ment of .

LADIES FINE BOOTS Mostly sizes 2.5, 3 ill., 4

They are regularly priced

as high as $5.50 but we have 'l`U CLl‘IAll Tllliitl OUT 5 And for thc next li) DAYS i we will give you WUNl)Elll"ljl. BAilt.iAlNS 9

These Boots are in Black I

and Tan, Buttoiicd, Laced

and Cloth Tops.

Remember they arc selling

at less than

Hall Price $2.34 MORRIS-SMITH-BEER

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INSTANTLY RELJEVED WITH

Fl5TllMADORf

OR HONEY REFUHDED. ASI( ANY DIUGGIST or write Lyman-Knox tio., llonirul. 9.0. lflallih.

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THESE '

GOODS . AT -

iiAi_.iFAx, N. s., Feb. zz.-in con- TONIGHT ' ` “fl

neotiurn with the recent rioting here'

it military order embracing the “Fort-1 “W h f|l‘\g ' A "' rosa of Haifax" was issued today. lit _ , _ _ __ _ ' , rciiulrcs all ranks to assist in every nmnmg MVB Reel Plctufe » -‘ '

wu.Y 'iwssiible in the maintenance ut' Starring “

,';g§;;;‘“_;°,_;{_';§0_f“°_;;""§,;°°,[‘,§§§;‘ 4th Chapter--“LASS OF THE LUMBEliLilIlllS" _ _

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£5 f.--A _ -_-. - ' _

building is being guarded by the mii-

and this dearth called .forth express- 4I53-2,_34_\1,,,wf3i_ ions of sincere regret from many citl- of -It " . ---- I" l

BEER ~ ~

& WEEKS

Plain Irlsli Linens for

fancy work-all qualities at per yard 90c to $1.75.

BEER st WEEKS

Car et Sq nares-a

splendid showing--elegant

desiins and colorings-at muc below todays values

Wilton Squares 3x 3 1-2

yds. at from $45 to $85.

Axminster Squares 3 x

3 1-2 yds. at from $35. to $50.

Brussels Squares 3 x

361-2 yds. at from $25. to $ 0.

Tapestry Squares 3 x

`3 1-2 yds. at from $15. to $25. ‘

BEER & WEEKS

We can sell you all

kinds of furniture--_can pets - house-furnishings and household linens

cheaper than you can pro-__

cure from mail order _con. cerns. Compare prices. BEER§& WEEKS

Blankets-all kinds in

stock] . _ ' .. Flannelette Blankets » at per pair $1.75, 2.75, 3.75, 4.50. - Woolen Blankets at per paii‘. $8.25 to $15.00.

W o o l e n Blanketing

$2.50 yd.

BEER tic WEEKS

Mirror plates-in plain

or levet edge--all sizes, always in stock.

--pin. at-.wuts

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