Leinart iinui

We ,offer .the Products

ofthe most reliab e manu facturers and can ,quaran- tee the very best material is represented in each one.

line. _ , _ ntury_ P S eial‘- riees on Hot ' ` °- - ' w.t‘Z.‘I--11;..t¢l’a~ ....1 om..- 0\!f SM is complete .'i.'?.’$‘.‘Z."’.“2i.Z“§3;.i.’§.“§.2'.‘;.5.¥’i.$3 tain Syringes for at short llillllillllg llII SLYICS liiiil "°"°" culture.. on youorssi' not two

th-nAe_ Z ' p _?’0Ms old. six boys Hudson. Wilfred

Sale Ageni.s~i`or VINOL the

1 since

1868 .

more than Hall a Ce -

lily a week's illness. She was e Wm meh. tribute of 1-,mpect to h|,~ widow for the second time. and no sho

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General favourite in_ the community b tt di ti fu H w

‘F0 rorneriridau ibi memory yaenngle "em Im(-‘

n an osp ta. e nature wed,,e,day_ best to come hack to her old home.

-bu.. as much as she was esteemed by

WEDDING RINGS 1'

f the Methodist Church in Searle- own. Besides her iiged motiber Mrs. ent. Dunn Summei-side and several

loracc. Jiin._ Fred and- Loy`d and one

_ _ _ _ I 1-,'54,-,. - .A_,_ ,l_V,_b,`

grtstsiooti-Builder one Tonic. lm||§|]|.[ %i|n|||,£;_

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

aan-anistirsasari monsoon

FOR-SALE '

FOR SALE 500 BUSHELS TURNIPS

- J. iicber Crosby, Marshfield.

4117-2-22M3lptl.

FOR SALE ON WEDNESDAY FEB.` 26th farm of 65 acres, stock and

machinery. Apply J. Mobbs, ‘Hun- ter River. V 4119-2-22M3ipd.

FOR SALE-GOOD WHEAT. 4'/4

t-on-ts per pound delivered. Phono or write A. E. Long. Mount. Edward

lload. 4100-2-21 iiitiipd

FOR SALE SHORE FARM 131

acres land; S0 clear. Dalaiice un-_ der wood and poles. Buildings in irood repair. Apply to Milford Cud- uioro, Oyster Bed Bridge.

< _ - 4129-2-22M41po.

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FOR BALE 1 25 H. P. GREY MAR- _ ine Engine. with shaft and propell- rr used part of one summer. For price supply to Prowso &_ Sous, Ltd .unri-oy Horner. ` 3732-2-isstttt.

FARM FOR SALE.-/CONSISTING OF ninety-Your acres situated on Wins ioe Road. seven miles from tfliarlot tetown half miie from church, broo'~ running through farm. Apply tr

Leslie Bryeutou. 4048_2-l01115ipd_

HELP WAN TED_

FEMALE

WANTED `

Ylllillg geuticiimn '11 nice p|.ivme home. Write iuimcdintc, Box 1332

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RAW FUR8 WANTED._50 RED AND P““°*\ F02 Skim. 1.ooo Mosurots, 50 Mink. 1oo weasel. Highest WIC" -'Deid for same. J. B. Rom. beach. ies Gt. George street, ch... lottebown. 2687-I‘!Mtf.

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WANTED BY MAN AND w|pg

~work` on farm. experienced farm- er. (_-on fumish best of 1-cfor;-,nco,<_ L-au take full charge. Stem full particulars as to wages ot_o_ 11|-St letter- Apply Box `11o, city.

4019-2-18M6i.

-l FOUND

@_.

3HlLD'S RING FOUND. APPLV

fl" COUL 0.\\ ner may have same :iy Ulllllyiiiir at Guardian Oiilct- :ind puyln-1; for ite. 4125-:-211.111 ~.

TEACHERS WANTED

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piement $25 for remainder oi` year. Geddie Douglass, Secretary.

4097-2-2l_m6ipdl.

WANTED AT ONCE A GIRL FOR

iiencrul houseworiq. Mrs. Ernest Foster, 148 Cum-bcriand Street.

4083-2-20Mti.

-____ WANTED A MAID FOR GENERAL

iiousework iii family ot’ three. Apply 13 1-‘itzroy -St. 41o:i-2-zimti

_.Diw-4-1*.

WANTED.-A MAID FOR GENERAL I1°\'Sf‘“'0rk- Apply os -School st.

‘ 4131-2-22 M 31 pd

' . WANTED--A MA1o Fon GENERAL

house work. Apply to Mrs. l'id\\'arrl |I0i!an, 208 Dorcliester St.

_ 4090-2~20 Miiipd

' M IS UEIQJA NEOUS

'.--ff -- ’“ ' -~_--- l0n ssnvtcs--sHon1'HonN nuLL milkiuii smith. A. E. pong. Mt. Edwin-u hood. 4100-2-21 Melon

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CARDS cEN1's ooo Pea

X00; L°dl'l‘1~'- $1-00 per 100. Guard- lnn Job Printing, Charlottetown. __ _ _ __ 4oss-2-2oMntr_

LD*---l~__ JN°_- Atrnso McnoNAi_o, Prio- vinciai Land Surveyor. Hermanvilie li (Souris.)

_ 37sti-2-5 Mzoipn

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*'AH_I0t~fAsi.e wsoomo s~rAT|oN- E_|'l"-G for $3.00: 50 for $4.50. lfuardiun Job Printing, tliinrlotto- °""- ioso-2-zoivriotr. _____`__________ FNVELo1=£s wrri-1 Aoonsssss golhltluls 65c per 100; $2.00 por_ P - *U-00_‘»llor 1.000. Guardian Joh

flnllmx. tfhoriout-town. " nts'-2-so

"`_ 0 o ML-it "i;;t’ErA1»£n< Ano Aonntssss- Engels shoot 'Iso por 100. $1.50 for $2 l._..]f_°.If__R_I_'-l`,_§|l_Q,8i._/Ql.UU per 109. i .00 por 5`oo:`oauro1on Joh Print- ”S~ Lliarlottetuwn. 4085~&20M`Ett. w------ - tuienavn |.e'r'rl»na. sAM-it As' f uy°V°""l\lDB on -customer's sts- ‘0r'1°l‘¥= 100 -for $2. per 40 lines; 500 _ U60: tooo ior"as.so. ii we “QF” °l°ti°|Iery: _loo for sans;

’°f S4-60: moo for mio. oma-

STOCK 0UOTATIONSq

_ being conducted by his pastor Rev.

Father Duffy. The pall bearers

HAI./IFAX. N. ‘S_ FDI). 22.'-(Qllulib p_-gpg Ambrose _ Phelan, Edwin

Walsii, James Byrne, Edward Hen- 11f»hcri'_v, Francis Dunphy, and Pat-

ire of the Montreal -Stock lilxcliange. ,-

tions furnished by ft". B McCurdy &

;-_:nan

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.o., stock and bond brokers, memb-

\dcCurily Building, Halifax. N. B. 1 Atch £92

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A. lt. ,_ ilii C. P. ll. .. . . . . . . . . ... 161 Cent. . . . . . . ... 74

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T0-NiGI'l'l` TR Y .

Mina d’s Liniment

r ‘I ' _ I.. trip in the ,"M:into" to Russia, which,

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r that Cold and Fired l`cel|n Get Weli,Keep Well

Kill Spanish Flu

lla .ion nrintinz. cimriomtowo. 'al

f _ _ . _ torn-2-aemmr.

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WANTED.-some ANU nooM Fon .I

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|.os~r--1=ss.2oth aerwszu Posr "

ooortiuhi office. -lilo.-.»~.' ihhr “""""“““""°”-

please lcuvo ~:it Stratiicona llotei. UI'

afternoon. and was t-he largest seen

921,; |

102°/3 ’ih1rlng the -lust hours of his illness

My WMS "I9 OLD HELLA BLE~ ae on tho water. St. GeeI’l'i!'l. L- 0- L-

inerd'| Liniment C0.. Ltd.. Yer- 0? this City will min an active ‘.55

month. N. 8. energetic worker, also Victoria Pre

mfs. Ai.sxA~-nan 1-1A|.i.onA~,

eased had been in ill health for some time ibut since the death

hond,w hich occurred on Dec. 5, 1918 -sho was conilined to her bed, the shoes

’" 'U10 1Il0l'11lnB' of Jan. 31st. who calm li’ breathed hor ln.st_ She was n faith ini member of the Roman Catholic

li\.VB by -Rev. Dr. Campbell of Alberto: Deceased was a woman oi` excellent

ihitractcr always bearing patiently her trials and suffering she- was -3 iziithful wife and n fond and 'loving

t:i1eve for her yet we feel that out

brothers, seven daughters Janey at

41.' Boston and Mrs. Albert Kennedy oi \‘.':1torford Lot l and two sons liornmn :1:_ homo and Juniors ot' Boston. Mass ' The sympathy of the community is

vi__-_-_-__.i_,,_

EDWARD MCCARTHY.

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most respected citizens in thctleath

ovciit occurred then, on Friday th-

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1.1 lust.. iii. the early age of 39

I llecciiseii had been in t'a'liin-g in -with for some tiine. but was able to attend his business until about a

riiiirbed. The Parish has lost in Mr. .\icCii1°thy one oi’ ii-1 most en-

thusiastic promoters of every move- mont tending to the progress and iirosperity ot' the community. Hon- __lTL-il.-.lllzrlight and charitable he will

- sadly iiiisscd, and his name will -main fort-ver green in the hearts :id minds oi his many friends and

in.-sliles his widow and four small - hiidreu, he is survlvuil by three broth

Frank of Moreli, Lemuel of

lenvcr Cal. and Louis manager Roy- l iiank Santa Domingo also three i~=t#:r= _*I1-1-_ John Walsh Vernon _L\~<1r, Mrs li. Chudleigli of Alberta., :iii Mrs Michael Dunphy of Morcll_ ills funeral took place ou Sunday

here for some time. the funeral orvice in church and at the grave

ick Murphy. ' 'i`o the bereaved wife, family und iicnds the Guardian extends sin- cere -.=1y1npnthy_ May his soul rest in pence.

WESTON NEWBERY

Iiir. Weston- Newbery, sou of Mr.

and Mrs. Angus Newbery, of this city dierl on Tuesday morning, Feb. lilth, iu_~.t. iu the Uavnl Hospital, at Iinlifax

ho was cheered by the presence oi his uiotlier who went over on the Satur day .previous in response to a tele. irrain that no hopes were entertainer' for lifts recovery. lie cnllslcd last Iiiiiy in tho' Navy. nn" ~-'ns assigned to duty on one of 'I 1-~: lllmiy UHVHI boats doing patrol " 1--ii on the Coast at n time when tlii- ruiclu sub marines of tho enemy were lur‘t-ing in our waters. .Prior to his enlistment' lic was employed on the Carfei-ry “Hd other government boats and was one ot n number who volunteered to nc- compnny Capt Raid on thu perilous

throuzh good seanianshlv- WI IW- ceeeinl_ Weston, ee he Wil belt" known among his large circle oi tniende, was active on shore as well

, tack of‘Spanish Influenza. ,

dulurhter Mabel. L-tltfhough no exceptional ability. He was a praet.

A W W igunoroi services woi-o'1io1o a large

' ° -_ . , uuiiber followed -the remains to selected .by the State Conimitteo of

_ DRU E w Seurletuwn Cemetery on Feb 12th.

CENTRAL _ Gsron JEWELLLRS V

There Passed peacefully away at her brilliant young man ls thc fact that

home in Brockton Mrs. Alexander he was married less than s month liaiioi-an widow ofthe late A-lexander ago, his wife be-Ing lliisii Winnitred Halioran, at the age of 61 years, De. 5_

of her hue ieceased him by only at few months

tecmed more than _.he could bear and mc brother, William. and one sister,

iiurch and was attended in her last pathy of his many island friends.

mothel' and f\Il|\0\1S|1 We cannot heir, among .physlciaiis oi' this ond other

IU” la her sam. Besides a host or , it his nomo, 7 vvofit' iosth st. nf friends she leaves to mourn sever was ri-isoeliiiod with Foruiniin

1‘°|“‘3 vvlnlffed. 11011411 AUCC ‘limi Lauri' and i'urn~.erly was nfilliateil with the i Ur BOSCOYI. MTH- Al-091'! F'|Rl1Hi_-lan aist \Vomen's 'College and Fordiiam Hosni

vttc-nded to ali. Ma-y sho rest in peace mr_v,` Prince Edward Island, 56 years

(J0\li'¥lllI P19380 COPY) ' Lge, 3 son of the into Mr. Noll Mac ,

Glwrdiiiii Oilicc. 1194+:-121iiefI \i».rio lost one or its best ina

‘1 - ‘ » . 1 i,

Fouuo oN s1>n|Nc stink no/in A tl; mio-orti iiocarthy, which sae J

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TEACHER WANTED IMMEDIATE'-' mriiitii ago, when he . strl °

_ , W” “"0” bi made privately. _

for Head llillsboiough School. Sup. ,pull heart "cube to which he Simi ‘

Saskatchewan. Deceased was form- erly, Miss. Elizabeth Graham of M-urnay Harbor North, She was twice married first. to -Mr. John Lewellyn, better known by all here ne John "armei'. an occupation in which he wa; both industrious, end. succeeefbl. He ,died above twenty years ago. leaving or and one sou Nduey. .About

and 13 days.

about ii year and sho owns nttcn-fled on _

by l)r_~; Mcintyre and Grant oi Bioni-

Zleorgctown and also had tru-itmcni

the P. E. island Hospital, but itwas nil of no avail.

Father two -sisters Mrs A. Finley of 'Ii1.mbrld.gc lload and Mrs. il. J.

L, -- _ brat-'hers Jnincs of Peiiibroke H0110 Lemuel nt home :intl George in Gasperemix besides ai lzarlie oircic 0?

fricntlti and -relations. The ilunc~rn.l which was litrgoiy atteiitlctl on Sittiirdiay the Sth at one p.m. wus conducted at the :home and t-he Brave by the Revs A. Sutherland of Murray Harbor North and W. J. Donrville of Mon'.a~giic. The remnilis were laid

‘_-l-:'.~_'bor beside -her mother who hun predeceased her fifteen yeilrs B80.

Lore ri-ouricii sioeio Swim-y Lewell- y'n. William Steele. Ausrln Davey and Will iam Dickson.

here passed peacefully away at the *lpn old uiio 0! 03111)' Y0M‘S» M1*-L ‘Dliznbetii Lawson widow of the late Stephen G. Lawson of Saskatoon.

er friends and neighbours it was in MR_ HENRY c. RQBLEE me arrived here she wus heartily

llc lloiiziel where ber best qualities , welcomed by all, .both old and youngi

. were sp ayed for she Wes 8- 11101101 \ir Otto it Crabbe of the Postal‘ 19

Arrange to m5P9Cl 0111* wife and -mother She was a member A 1 I I

complete rubber 'goods ' Have stood the test of 0 '

Department this city received a tc-ie gram yesterday announcing the dentlf if his nephew. Henry C. iloblee. sor of Mr. and Mrs. T._Vli. lloblee of Cleve land, Ohio. and formerly of Summer I iide. The death which occurred yes _tcrduy morn-ing resulted ironi nn ntl

The deceased was tt young man o_'

Ising barrister in Cleveland and war

Ohio, to deliver the omtion for thi' auuchiug of the last Vic-tory Loan lr .he United States. A sud feature in-1 connection with the death oi’ this

Latinier. His mother, formerly Mis:

Annie: Crabbe of Suninierside, pre

There -are le-it to mourn besides his _-'oung bride, his father T. ii. ltoblee

Faiiiitc, married in Cleveland. Mr.

.toblee, who has been so sorely be :neaved will have the lieurtl‘clt sym

DEATH OF DR. DANIEL MAC-

DONALD NOTED PATHOLOGIST

llr. Daniel Macdonald w ldcly knowr

cities died \Vednesday of pneumonia

iinivci'sity :is professor ol' pathology

til lu a. similar capacity. lie had writ ‘ ‘.1-11 many articles of pa.tholoi;y ioi -nvaiical -purposes. llr. Macdonahl was born in ituse

lofinld. J. P. He was edu:-tiled there and at New York University.

lie is survived by his Wife tl\'t€

1\_-:nos Cronin, New York) his niotlicr miller Gordonund slstci' Airs. Arthur Eiliiioiitla, residing in P. E. i. .\lrs. A _ (illlis and Mrs. il. Miictloiinid

Ttluutona. Neil, Seattle, (‘npt. J. A. pl-L._,;.m eip Engiand_ Alex. and J. Malcolm, in Boston. '

I"uueral service will be held :it cililll

o'clock at his lane home, Rev. 1\iul<'ol1n . McLeod oiilciatiug. lnternicnt will _

New York Times. Feb, Gth. 19111.

MISS MARGARET HICKEN.

in memoriani oi’ Miss. MJ1'i¥='l`\`\ 9-- iiiriion. on rriuny Feb ith 1919- lig petiple of I’011ilJi'0ke lloutl :intl 111:-rouiuliiig districts were 1u1<=x|\\‘<fl- 3-‘ily 1-iiiddeneri und 1.”-ri:-\'t‘;i \\'|1o1i it it-t:u.ni0 known t.lmt tl1o`Ai\gi-l oi Death. -had visited the home of. William liielicn and |'c\11=>\'t"l l`rU\i1 his earthly sphere his dll-\1l!1\I‘“l` 1/iargaret ElLLen nt tho age ot' 48 yrs

ilerheai-tli has been failing i’or.

tgue and the late ilr. S1_ew:\1't -ii

She leaves to mourn on aged

owcllyn of .S*'ur';eon and three

o rest ln the (ieiuetory at Murray

The palrbearers were George Mc

MRS. EUZABETH LAWSON.

At Guspereiu1t>on Feb ilrfi. 1919.

night yeah age sho disposed of most'

Stelhen 0

i *M32 ,_I‘?vIfTH',_R. . ,patliy of.a Iago circle of friends goo; 'dum' “W” “S” °“ P K vv it 1,, ‘ t 1 i' in '

ti, ,MI7 I Y "%'°'L"' I 5 "0ut'towa‘rdIlii`i-1 youu; widow an cstiin I"°“°““ be” IMI “- .V °°”‘ ‘"5 -°“' °"°' N°"m' able young lady, formerly' Miss Maria ‘°“15“"" "“I “WI Wu"

t‘nrlet0n on Feb 11th, when it becalni Mcmwu ofhonshaw and her 'mu' 'ariuetl and speculated and was vciy it ' ’

nown that Deuith had entered the mmm Mm to me gather and mutha, succmful. - However this union was hmm °f 'Leigh L°mh°r “md tak” in this hour o f trial and sorrow. _-i -°I

tlierefroin his dearly loved wife, after. mme cancun,” of h-|0m|,, and cmwm. ago he also died leaving dccenootl ii ;

hi-

short duration, for about four .vcaiii

s well etricken in yoai~s she tliouglit

and speiud hier remaining time. 'Win-n

she was q friend to every one, and I

-vas always ready to give u helping iand to any one who might -he. in reed. She was also possessed of .i wonderl`ul memory, and could tell

.hings that happened in her childiiood 1 lays no if it had been but ycste1duy,5 iud was therefore the best ol. :ompany and ti .grnud ent_crtaii\er ti.‘

tho young folk. She had been ini tpparent good heulth iili about thru . nonths ago when she gr-.uiuully begun ‘ ‘.0 decline. Best pliysicnlis \\'v~rr- iuinmoncd but of no avail, it was ainin to be seen that only ii short time reiiiaiiietl and the vcneraliit- 'ricml would be goncf Sho was nursed by .her daughter-in-lu\v Mrs. Sydney Lcwellyli who did ull in her ~o\\'er to allay her suffering. She vas also visited by ii large number or relatives and friends who helped to

soothe and comfort her in her las't| ‘1_-ours. She was also visited and

7) t [li ‘J Ol 6 CV

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--=l=e- " 1.- "__ ' W _gn agggggg

sinner non incur su.:

'ms rsgoanm in _ . A 'rua ‘ru nor I Tuswontii' I V I ,

_-\. Siitherland ol' the i’resbytc1'lan t‘l1u1'cl1 oi' which she had always been tt liio long attendant. and when God t~1illed,liei' home on ‘Monday morning the ilrd, she pnssetl away trusting in Flirist ss her Redeemer

The l'uu»:-ral tools place oh the 5th,

zi. one otflock p.n1. iruui _liar old home to the Presbyterian tlcuictcry Murray Harbor North, and was largely attended the Rev. A. Sutliei-luiid Oificiating. The pall bearers were

\\illium Steels- Alo\indr.i litlxenzic

ilniauiiin llendersoii, and Auetlll llavey. She leaves to mourn one son Sydney at home and two sisters Mrs. William White of Marry Harbor North 'and Mrs. Samuel Isewellyn oi Pembroke. and a large circle of it-luiives and friends who have the syinpathy of the whole community ln

their loss of mother, sister, relative and benevolent friend, for' in truth

it can be said sihc had no enemies no1~ was enemy to none but always had ia smile and o, kind Word i0l‘ all-

(Patriot please COPD?) p

_“wel with by her ht _' Ml R 'ltlliaigicg Graham, \\'il1ia1n Dickerson.

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Lace and Scrim

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CURTAINS I °

'l`o make room for our spring

showing of Curtain

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All designs of wliicli we have only one or two pairs in stock. As almost

t:ver_v good liousekeeper can find ti place in her home tor ri few odd pairs of curtains there is certain to be zi rush for these bargains.

WE ADVISE YOU T0 COME EARLY!

The goods are all N-ottiiigllimi Luceziiiti Scriins and the reduced sale

prices are' as follows- I

$1.40 for pair $3.00 Lace Curtains for pair $l.60 for pail- $3.35 Lzicc Curtains for

$2.80 pair

$1.75 for pail- $3.50 I.act‘_ Curtains for $190 for pgif $3.75 lace Curtains for pair

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$3.00 pair ` ' '$3.75 pair

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$6.00 Lace Cuiinilis i`or pair

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$3.10 pair $4.25 pair

$4.00 pair $4.75 pair $5.25 pair _ $5.75 pair . $6.30 pair

Everv pair is a bargain, the regular prices are 1 .

very much less than ifowe had boughttnem at present

prices. Again we advise “Come Early".

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