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is ‘.‘fWe have lobe careful in eselection of rubber goods

gd you should be as careful

we.

p,Between the highest grade and the wholly b d there is am v.ry much dfferenr in external appenrenc-,hui the diff. :ence is so.-n found out if -,lgu hay pen to get I old of an itiwoithy kird. We carry tiffereiit grades of which the cl ea| est are good and the

best :irc 'he finest tw be had. '

liacli kind is s ld for just uh-.it it is :rd jus ihc r=gut sflkc.

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Qliraaph Ollloss as

i ~ samuel.; us-.1 la 4 Ili' _s |115: :fa ua

U-Bead Gmac at Ohsrlotteeewn. Prince Bdwsrdlallll-.,, , ‘, .__

Bummersldl. Albertos. Bo ' »

" omni xqmnulniivu-all sa'-:onine Ama is dim

Na Y "ig

Spsual RlP"°°°ntallv¢-Frank l. Northrop K' thra... _ f

"Is, we luhssm .

" snussnsv rssiau/uw i r. "`

who cheats in order to win, who

ning as the chief end of the game,

i Life, in some respects at least, is

und there are such but the winuing_s. nd the medal and the plaudits will tbreadbare and shabby and the sea-

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Pharma 'ras cams. A , _ ` _ r

'rho world loves s manly player, mitted that in order, to mate his

one who stands by the rules of the millions he had fouad__it, necessary to game. plays it honestly-win or lose-_ruin practically 'e1_,¢'y,` man with and takes his defeat or his victory‘whom he did busint. He won the ,U the natural consequence of themadal. the millions. many of them, energy he displayed and the forces but to the thousands whom he ruin- arrayed against him. °' m1“"°u M' Mm# 'ul h° “"5” For the men who wine nniniriy,!tnems- And as the (sms comes to an

end and he looks backward over

nnnnin behind en. referee to tene no-'the manner ol it he #ill have little v,,,,t,g,_ gh, 'arid has only con-ireason to bless the nisans hy which tempt. He may win the game, he_he won. The icy of the winning,

may secure the coveted medal, he_howevsr fascinating while the game ‘may even he greeted with the plsud-_was on, will have lost its brightness its of those who look upon the win-:for him-~ H6 P\BY0¢l “lOl” tht BSU Of

a rlbboned coat or the selfish hope of

season’s fame." The coat is now

And some play for the pleasure of

.». 9, game. Some are playing it for a playing, for the rollicking good time

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0|! Q i..23°v'v‘$'l..€ $23. 1.22%' .'.?$i‘i.§.‘?

. psaflzglassfs to suit each epeaiel

G li. TAYLOR

""" 'Jeweler it Optic!-n

NEW KING i¢lL0»?{Gt'. HOTEL

Wm. MONBOURQUETTIS, Mgr.

Private Baths ~.¢unnivg_WsLsr and

gpg. Dé?;f;zl;€s_"1:s'i`;?|1|:olp‘snl;’|;all rooms

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siibssr. s. s'

_“The Three R’s”

` as applied to

i* “CAnrnoNs"

Cameron b llonle-Made

» V Bread

. (Name on every loaf)

Rich*-in Nutriment

-»- in Quality

in is perfect

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'pleasure of playing. Whatever i-he

living, some for the medal and the ,of the present. Here too the rules of

ot remove the stigma of dishon68f»Y.|sou’s fs.m6 f0l`§0"»°_|\-

i joy of winning and some for theithe game ers broken. Health, men- ' in

l and physical development are sac-

ultimate object may be the rules of,riflced, the future is mortgaged for

,the game are the same. And it isill

resent pleasure. It is not playing

well to abide by the rules. Society the game. It 'la throwing away life ihss agreed to confine its appetites and at f-110 600 01 U10 851110 U19 "1`ib' and its ambitions within certain lim- boned coat" and the “season's its. These are the rules ofthe game. fame” look Slllitly in the l>l'€5°l\°9 Ol

of the hockey club and as frequently broken but in every case the penalty

the plaudits may resound, but the stigma of dishonesty will not fade away.

By too many the winning d the

game is too strongly emphasized and

the manner of the playing too lightly

regarded. A multi-millionaire who

was looked upon as one ofthe great-

est flnancial successes of his age ad-

They are as brittle as are the rules death or POVBNY Of b0¢|1»

Hs who violates for his personal

advantage the laws within which his

is the ,amp The medal may he won, ,fellows have consented to live and do

business, or who lor the sake of a merry time sacrifices health or home or school-is not playing thegalns.

It is not for the sake of a ribboned

coat,

Or the selfish hops ofa ssason’s

game;

But ls captain’s hand on his should-

er smote-

"Play up, play up, and play the

game." ‘

COMING THIS WAY

`It will be difficult to tlnd fault, politically or otherwise, with the ap- propriations made for Prince Edward Island in the estimates submitted in parliament last week. 'That through- out Canada, as a whole, a period of expansion is opening up _cannot be questioned for a moment. That the government is placing itself and the country in line with the growing time and making ample provision for growth is clearly evident.

for growth was made almost exclu- sively for the west and the west re- sponded with such phenomenal

the world. It would appear that wherever an effort is made, wherever a blow is struck for development in Canada the response is quick and generous. Tlfe west, with the atten- tion paid to it, by the immigration

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The Source oi

_lllany ills

So many of the pains and aches we Bun", and so much of the serious idiscase, is directly traceable to con- ;stilJuti<,n of the bowels and sluggish

" When yoi1tclepiioiie,send “°“"“ "f the 1i"‘}f Md ki<1n0YS that

:lie cliilclrcui or go \' ur-`m°St _people reams the dang" of

neglecting these conditions

__ _ .eel t » 'in Gr ccr .sk ~for_ The ,,,,es,_,0n is what tréatment to

"s "' _- . L rell

‘ ic.l\cr: no doubt on this score. I-lc

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.-r,» '/yn->..-'f ‘_ , f'_';12r.c‘fis§.'4'": '» 1”*-W. ; ~\

gi 5-'5.'/<;~-_1-_~_1.i:r:r»:~'f»13;* ~ ».. -ire: gs.. on--\_.

i' H I if .-.'?iff?:--?L€t2§if'*'§:;“

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use, und this letter from Mr utt

has Personally proved the effective- n

ness ni Dr. (.`hasc's Kidney-Liver l'='i`|s in cleansing the system and in _vigoratin_r; these filtering and excre- tory organs.

' Mr. Alex. Luttrell, 142 Bridge

if ri? - _» \._;__;.__ _.\i.roct, London, Ont, writes:-“I 7.' '~""~ ,have used Dr, Chase`s Kidney-Liver ‘ji .. _ """"' Pills for many years, and have al-

ways found them satisfactory as a cure for constipation and derange- ment of the liver and kidne s The

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n¢E.’ivS1\i.r.l'i`E ?é'i'liri`uEr?:r?\iSY:-dlixglnpfii do the" “Mk in H quiet way every

have th\;slr:iin removed, the sooner the timi-`*`Y10 g|`lPlng_“0 EWKUEBB. b\1t f,‘°,§,§‘g-gggsggégrgglggggieglgsse-~wl""}°Imostly beneficial reunite. we have

-‘1 M. Sll.VERb'I`0N

-1. Exsert-0 tieisn, |68 Queen Bt. at F. S

ftohTl*‘s Jewelery Btofe. (‘.h‘t-»wn-

fl and “nantes “,_,-.,,,cm,,_,_' 7"" r ” also used Dr. Chase's Ointment in , .

our family for a long time, and so ,long as we can get these medicines "shall not use others."

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f7iGet Your

-Wife _ ,fl V gniversal if _M

__~_ Mix#

M-gr.. ., . li

.stein

ixcr cuts down the time and labor of

to‘6loaves .........$2 ~ fo lmvfs-~»»n»»»ssaao-‘lx

Chandler ‘

The Universal mixes the flour

y and thoroughly in three

touch the hands.

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I-ieretofore much of the provision

growth as to attract the attention OV

department especially, expanded until the wilderness prairie is dotted with

cities and magnificent farming sec- tions. \

And now the East, the old East,

with its established and in some cases nlmost decadent enterprises, is coming into its own. Adequate ap- propriations are being made for de- velopment and it,_is not too much to expect that the response will be even more pronounced than in the new and wilderness west. We have harbors open the year round, we have umlim- (ted resources 'in coal, iron, oil, lum- ber, agriculture, fisheries, resources tried and proved and on a. solid foundation. Development is all that is needed and the appropriations made this week for this development cannot but inaugurate a period of growth such as neither the east nor the west has yet seen.

What does all this mean to Prince

Edward Island? By means of the car ferry, now building, we are becom- ing part of the East. Hcretofore we stood alone, an island in the midst of a sea inaccessible for three and four months continuously, s, detached\ and unrecognized hit of the fringe of the dominion. Now we are to be on the map, on the main line of the transcontinental railway, with direstf unbroken-car-connection with every point from the Atlantic to the Paci- llc. What should it mean for us?

Prince Edward Island, in its new

connection, is not an experiment. With absolutely nothing but its‘own atural resources, with practically little assistance from its parent gov- ernment, with the same petitions for its legitimate rights repeated in vain year after year since we entered con- federation, the province, notwith- standing these disadvantages, has be- come the wealthiest, per capita, in the dominion. What can it not do under the changed conditions?

We care not what the political

name of the party is that has recog- nized the long neglected rights of the province. The thing is that these

rights are being recognised and ad- justed and that under the new order ot things there is hops for greater forward strides than we have yet

known. -

Agricultnrslly our province has hitherto been only scratched on the,

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possibilities of an acre of its soil -but we are learning that these possi- bilities sre almost infinite. This, lor all time to come, will he an unfnillng source of wealth. The appropria- tions for the extension of agriculture are sufficiently generous to make in- calculable development along this line. Our nshcries which have been neglected and even depleted are being restored and they too will develop under the improved conditions be- cause they are the sneer ni their kin* in the world.

There remains than for this province

only to place itself in shape for the coming change, for the change is in- evitable. The impetus that is being artificially given to the develoPlI\¢!\ff of our natural resources cannot fail to bring about an ers of PYOBDGYUY su¢h gg we have not known in the past.

__ NOTES.

It will he noted by the incom-

plete summary in our d¢BP0l1°\\°S 0* the 8rd, that Prince Edward Island has been generously treated in the estimates. The amount appropriat- ed for the year's work will set the ball rolling healthily and there is more to follow. The appropriation for the standardizing of the railway and for the car ferry terminus is merely preliminary and as a starter. It is sufficiently large to justify all the hopes of those who have been an- ticipating a boom in the province and it requires little optimism to foresee a period of expansion and growth in the immediate future such as the province has never before ex- perienced. This is Prince Edward Is- land's growing time and it behooves every man in it to place himself in shape for what is coming. This is the time to sink all party distinc- tions and rivalries and to pull to- gether. 'Phe prbvince is bigg'ei-‘than any party and the party in charge is showing itself equal to the job.

::The Thermos bottle is just the

thing for taking lunch to the otlice, for school children and for holding all things that require to be kept at a uniform temperature. These bottles will keep s liquid at the_,same` tem- perature for a period of twenty-four hours. Prices range from $2 up. The McKinnon Drug Co., Corner Great George and Kent Sts. MEtf.

PILES CUREU IN GTO 14 DAYS

Your drugglst will refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itchlng, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days. 50c.

"In print cottons our new Spring

stock is decidedly out of thc ordin- ary, includes a big range of Spots, Stripes, Sprays and other new de- signs. Paton‘s. _ . 2-3M3i.

"Scotch Ginghams of merit, Ging-

hams that will wear and keep their color. Worth Sewing '-_ hill rg.-,nge for spring 1913. 12c. and 15c. per yd. At Patons. 2.5M3l,

F ' 'eI~e_~s.._,,_._ i '* ' `

Purify ybur blood.

build up your body by using Rexall Blood Tab- lets,sstandardpreparation_ that is_ working’ good cures in hundreds of cases This preparation is sold by us with the un- derstanding that if it is not satisfactory, ” your money will be refunded. One box 5oc, six _boxes for $2.50 The McKin- non Drug'Co., The Rex- sll Store. 5-2 idrtf 1

501.05 ul?

ions sriuiino

specinr. No ns. A

l’hysici`sn’s Remedy. .Noi s Patent Medicine.

if--mu s onli" spasm ics, mug, speedy _sud sure relief in the ease of

obstinate character. Dr. E.

F8 P E..

oi Qowmsnville, says:--"1

consider it a vsry'lel'viee_able and ds- ditem remedy ~l» svslnmsuen.

, colds, and lung trouble cf

:west or, les; ~ continuous." "'10s"

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Are Conqllcred Byi

_ Q I _ nutty

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You are sure ofafssfe, lux- urious and swift journey if you take the I. C- R. Route. _

c_8ec,lu_rcek yoxr ti&etu;§ the_

, *Y ¢f 801°! .

willbe free from all

your haw will be checked sleeper __ sd audall con- ‘ sections arranged. ~

I da in old or oun The

0110* I0 welgmgvida-Q nt nnekmsiwq val,

ace. save “own to he ‘aiiti-‘ suifragists.

o1.1svsiI.‘sNn, ohio, Feb. ,i.--

Frierids of Harry Lauder, the Scotch comedian, are congratulating him on

his escspqnfnrom death, when his pri- vate car yflower was wrecked in the Lake Shore station hers.

Mr. Lauder, his wife, and members

of the company had just left the can when a passenger trnin ran through the switch and smashed -into the Mayflower. The party had been out of the car less than a minute. ' V

Womens Hair

PARISIAN SAG STOPS FALLING

Nothing so detracts from the at-

tractiveness of women as dull faded i

Guardian, that Parisian Sage, the

cents s large bottle

It is safe and harmless. Contains

It cures dandrufl in two weeks, by

killing the dsndruif germ.

It stops falling hair

"lil

, ,puny s expansion - »

' out f¥olicy-holders ' '

lieetl received make e new record. _ ,

_' IM I pg,-,r .._.. .....i.'_%f 85,1551* I hug.” fm* um YQOI-umi,-|. w. .. ........--0......-.`.»,-in f-_7¢m;B]‘

Lgmnly increased Assets and Income evidence _tho ,_ sg , , _. _ ' ; ` ‘ ‘ ~, 1’ ` i ‘

e neue be sierra ' ag; _ij » ».-_%§,, ¢,;,-Siren... _dsse[1s4j,

laensssin come for ,, »- ' onus xnmuwaonfminaienre weu~»n¢nnea..;ani»¢- . ._ ,r -

. \ . _.. . ‘ fi *

Businrslgafomg and lglg .....‘» ..¢. 8 8;g,i'(¢, _-

< 5,; 9,- ¢ eu- ,. _ _ ,

HARRY LAUDER HAD ‘ lnefema sehr avenioii 41%; _

te t4iarni` ' th 'hssteroco _.-_ ""j.', '

A Nsanow msospn I”q-{§°Aw.-qggdrliz ngiiiifn- will 7.wp.°',»» 3” _ lnerssss for the ,038 p.q,

The Mortality has never been so favorable _ `

‘ Net Death Claims ' 88,616 Deeresu for the .e,e5l.

, Low Espenee Rug laetokgriibixiue ecoao:n‘y,_and, with the two __ ,_ ..

»reoad it . ntun e0Xpl`°59°““'

P S\u‘pln\1§D§i'Ii1lin`g'i for 578,460 . Greater than uinmmt earned in lilll 181,886' ' ' The Great-West Policies in force now number.........‘........._ ' 40,506.

Indrsaas for the year. .............. ... ..... ..... ..............',...... "6,242 Agaimproving that for lo\v"rntes and_ high returns-the public in . creusingly choose Great West Policies.

inzsnf orrics `-‘ wisiurl-:o‘ ` inmucu orrics- cussborrsrowrq ‘

Mlide Glorious' H>'""'"“" ff’ 5°' 1 y

v. .

si- _ '-nie...--._

HAIR AND DANDRUFF, _ ,_ ‘---~ _ *-

-ai

building will burn.

snrauce

it in tn- best the mon’ pi.~n.=nur

.l., s y e r gg: w .\ -»|

f-:is you a substitute, he is unworthy of f.o\.r confidence.

Maile onl in Canada by the R T

parkrigo.

All xcliuble druggists. department

with tl-e Auburn hair is on c-cry

spot m S. Y Gross but muslins, Victoria lawn_B. Marquieaettes Fien check and sifrillé

Black muslins, Velvet Corduroys in Brown light and dark Grey. NBVY

________r_____.__.

“Six Thousand yards of i'»¢_W WMU

goods, opened at Paton s.

‘2-5M3i.

1 Spanking

Spanking will not cure children

of wetting the bed, because it is not n. habit but a dangerous di- sease. The C. H. Rowan Drug

Co.. Dept. 831, Chiciélgo, Ill., have discovered u stric y harmless remedy for this distressing disease and to make known its merits they will send a. 506 package se- curely wrapped and prepaid Ah- solutely Free to any readers of The Ch'town Guardian. This remedy also cures fre nent desire to urinate and inability to con- trol urine during the night or

y cy) _ g. C. H.

Rowan Drug _ as an Old Reli- able I-Iouse write to them today for the freemediclne. Cure the ’ addicted members of your family. then tell your neighbors und

friends about this remedy.

hvolD

nmnnmmm, sse.per\»mi».`

Caller wrltsto . ‘ r W- li~lR°o¢i's

ls n pnnieiana meeermmn, neu ne ` mi? '

quick acting hair restorer, is sold . . ‘ . i ,rw__ __ with n money bunk guarantee ue so If your property is worth insuring-_and itsprg

since its mmducéion mo Om ly is-you should give some consideration to the pro-

ndn, I-nrissnn sngu ann had nn an- -. f¢§§i.9E,§.CRDada Live Policy._.wi1loi`z’cr you. on) mense sale, and hers are the reasons: life. i' -"_

no aye or poisonous lend. Call in today and soc /what ` we can oHei’iiii’hisf'_

, , _,

' ' Menslei"`.""‘l i ‘

gelatin promptly stops itching of the W. K’ _ E. I. __

9 P nf.-»ni~ e

It makes the halt soft and luxur- Ii. S. ROGIZRT, Charlottetown { hpecisl _ isnt. ‘ R. B. ROGERS, Kensington. , _ Agents `,

It gives life and beautyto the hair. _

_ Fyou think you need life insurance-and you i

lusmlm ham » 1 ~ ,‘ urely do -you cauuotdelay putting the coli- Thm in no muse for this sgum- tract in force. Statistics show that the avera

tion nowadays because notice is ' ' ’ ' hereby given to the made” 0! The _ man has eight chances of dying to one that .li |

It is not sticky or greasy. f . ' I

will-\DE /

, V04 ~7el|<iV"

‘ R "Our stock of Hygrade Broad ,Q(\?‘B ITS# _._,B_ __._ cloths are now complete. Patons. \N C4 ° ” ~ 2-swiai. 4, \

"Patons are featuring-n e.~udent‘s If

cap., English shape, 75c. und $1.00.

The short course boys ought to get .

ons. 2~5M3i. ,~ ‘

;__ is __ _ _,______ r

-J 1: 'grdratlng hair dresniily ninde. _ '=°,.,>,,§1; 0, th ,um h, __ You can depend on

oneness- G00 BL H“8h°S g\""°“‘““=‘ Lighting easily at the first stioke, they . it. -

"New Spring Goods. Prints. Swiss steadily and evenly without' the headclroppingioihf

uslin cotton corduro s» ` s _

it in on duncan: nun-neu 1-nu V _

tonic. `

a- Y ~ Edd ’ M h sf S dw es

su-res and toilet goods counters have Be¢au5e the . are Safe Sure and Tro ] _ 0 f __ Parisian Sage Hair Tonic. The lfirl 3 ‘ - i ,pr 0.'-_'

arf-

snsr..s:ir...ii‘#s:.s;;i:~sir.: Count Them For Quantity l

and Green. Pa.tons_ 2-3ME3i.

._ _ Ls l

` Boller than ' ` lui: e 5

° Km-noiuus i>iANo ii onoAl`“ Co

. .~"- »- ‘.;"."7

The Largest Urganizalion Manufac-

turing Pianos rand drilling. 1

' in Canada it

N is lived”

K A ll

A car-load of these

instruments due to arrive here .about the '18th insf, will be sold

'si

the closest mar- n V You can not

s mistake in

ll KARN-

R IS instru- Sold on their

with smnii pfnnn and

`_§_`_ A L-‘,-2*/.~, '.

i that -they

i _

Ti- Kaus?-lironl

'kfsihstrunrennshnve

been soid,here*foif over 'rH_infrv_ =vs]ita,s'

and are so well ltn'o’wn

puffing on, Everyone lt`nof`vis". _.

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