Has sad recollect e what might have high” the past had he only been able to rely, on a really re liable remedy to cheek the fatal bowel disorders _ so prevalent among the most promising youngsters in the

"pens,

on. i=RENcH's snrsnic c;i.oaui_ss

Now afford_ a positive

means of preventing un. necessary losses. They are 8 Cqmbinatipn of active in- testinal antiseptics and as. tringents which effectually disinfect the entire intestinal canal so that microbes can no longer exist, and at the game time they allay the in. amma ory processes t have been started. hat _ $1.00 boxes mailed to any address.

E. A Foster

Central Drugstore ' Sole A gent

SERVICE

We have ri=r-niiiiy had tho privilege

of visiting the iitliiriisi ot sninn 0|; the most expert iipiicinn.-i in il;1no,¢1n_ W0 lifivd sitidiril their' niclliods and -‘i“-P" l|'f‘ii\ iii'ai~lii-:lily ileirionstrnteii. and lt. is :L niiittei~» oi' tfratilicntinn to lite iibld to :lily that the si-rvico we “V0 ilivllilr our p:ili'ons, we lmlieve if* ‘iiilto <\i|ii:tl lo that ohliilnnblo In U10 lfifl-Zlir ¢‘eni_i'es.

Wo solicit your pzitroiiiigo.

G.F. Hutcheson

Optician

'T PAVB' to buy in this Province..

lilil,

led Fru_tsJ

We have one oi the

nicest assortment to

be round in the pity.

BEER & GOFF

B 'f`_`_

EER & Goss

_Evaporated Apples. Evaporatcd Peaches. Evaporaiecl Apricots Evaporateil Prunes.

Full range now in

stock

l'i3ét& _GTE

l""!1.*"§'_.____

S. A. McDonald, City, $110, as foi- li.-ws:-

.lohnstoii & Johnston, City, $25;

lieiii. li<>~.w1's. city. $20: A..\v. owen. (fll.\'. $15? Dr. Yeo, City, $25; VV, R. Rock. City, $25.

Collected through A. J. Bltiin and

Sixius i\li'l.eliiin, (‘ity,_$240, as fol- lows:-' '

Dr. Alley, City, $25; Gilbert Gau-

det, City, $25; Harry Hill, City, $6; J. G. Jamieson, City, $25; James -Lair fll'l£-’.'ltil. City. $5; Mills & Thorne, City, $2; J, ld. li. McCready, (ilty, $15; M. & A. McLeod, City, $3; John P. Nl- i'liolson, City, $20; itohort- l’nIme|'. <‘it._\', $10; W. A. llenrdon, City, $5; tfhiirlcs Ross, City, $5; Stewiirt & Son (‘ity, $20; A. E. 'l‘oom-hs, City, $15; L. _i~}. Weliner, City. $10; Sixtus Mc- Lellan (‘itv, 0 ( C 5 Fred

' ' d . . R op Saturday W/‘ici-me Pos'rMAs'res.-Mr. J. rn bringing ine irimdsoriie rum or h ear Post Office Inspector, has 4- ‘ing out oi Heart Song Books for some _°°“ “Pl>_°1i1¢°il setins Post Master or A'r i-ioME.- Mrs. cnsries s. Drew days the Guardian received a shir- (.hu.riottetown until a regular appoint- wiiltreceive tor the -first time since her ment. of 300 on Saturday. A great ment is made. _ marriage at 189 Grafton St. on Wed,-'iilllnber ot' orders are on iiie in the

__ negday gggm-nogn Jam 34¢h_ 4004 ofilce to be filled and anyone desiring

'ri-'iuMPE1'sn ns'ruiiNs.- Trump-

""°f Perlev williams of N0. 5 siege cAP1'. MAY iN ci-IARGE.-eiipi.F.-qiiicklv 4000-1-22ME2i l_3aU€'i`y Draft returned on Saturday ,II-‘. May of Charlottetown general res' *- irom Halifax where he had been tak- cruitlng officer (or New Brunswick' W°°|-WORTH 9°- GOIMNG-’“" is ing a course in bugling. is now in Fredericton to complete learned f1'°"1 5" HU'-helm” BOUYCG Ula! l --- the arrangements tor ii. big recruit- the F-_ W' W°°|W°l’U1 C0mPl1“Yr ‘V110 | Ass|sTAN'r A1' sr. PETER-s.-' ing campaign and he wiii have charge have l‘i"‘» TB" “"0 Fifteen Cent Swi- Iiiev. Dr. 'r. i-i. Hunt. or Kings col- or the organization. The iisih Bat- “S l" the ‘Gliding Cities all 'We' the liege, winqsm-_ has been released fmm..¢a.H,m...Bauu._ which returned to Canagcontinent. are to open a branch in Iiiléllyh at that institution until the and da to assist'in recruiting work i\nd'?hh“"l°ti=T'°°“'“~ `|:hl“' ““d‘i"`5'°°d mal- o t ei Ac d i , i . i ` _y ey w occupy e prem ses at pre- lsist Rev.aC§.lrI\)oh ySeilhli‘psh1nolil‘lexStt.o 123- llonqoaliltlnkgegaig itrlwthlliw::llim?;lkli` sent °°°“m°'d “B “' dry 5°°d° “l°"e by ller’s, Charlottetown. Dr. Hunt was and will make a tour of the populn- Mr' L' J' Redmn'

£i;rm;i;:yya‘ssilistgnt at Sti"P€ter's and Edt centreiilx " ‘lt has been suggested CURUNG ,IIV ice-in the Curling

s r en s 1 a t -_ 1

to meet him ngalnw? 0 W B p eaesd. Tecm ng Sargent” be °"°"'°d Rink was in 'perfect condition on Sat-

to the various motion let r th r

_ and entertainments thlloughliut ealtl: urdhy' and an the “nk” were °°°“p1`

.FQR 1-HE pA1-mg-rig _|:UND_._ province and the call for men be keptled during the “m"'"°°“' A" imap!

iNotwlthstandiiig the very severe weii- continuous. Personal canvasses willlestmg match was played which 'e` thu' of Saturday morning the ladies also be made and recruiting work ln “ned as ‘°"°ws: Sydney' Grey' D'

inppointed to deliver the Patriotic Fund gent-:ral carried out with more ener- gmstavara Ré Ebfxillgg’ 0g0HCr%bb"?' i .ivelopes bravely faced the elements RY- . D ' ' ' "' "' - ~ eel' =i;2{liviii=¥de ahciiii irolm house to house

, /‘ 01' ns' e enve open at every ci-

llZ¢Ii`s home. /These enveio he called for today and it il;eSco‘hifl{ _W SPLENND 'cE'_M"' Ge°‘"ge Wu‘ Gently hoped a splendid sum Wm he Lady Dalton and daughter, Miss Zitn son and Mr. Leo Currie were the tirst ,.ea"zed_ _ left last night on a visit to Montreal.l teams to come down the West River

'_ GOOD PRICE.-Mr. Neil sol to J M o

|MAGES _IN CHURCHE __l _ Messrs James D. Thompson' and W, on Saturday in good time from Black

pet€,,,.B Cathedral last evgmngfl A. Brown, Ottawa are in the city. (Week 'io the RlCh'm0Hd Street landing Canon Simpson took as his subject _ .__ .__ and reported excellent going, the ice "Is it not a transgression or the Se_ Hon. H. D._McEwe`n returned to,beinK no less than 7 inches thick at

5 -_ _ ir (-ond Commandment to have images Moreil on Saturday afternoon. ani’ Dll1C€~ ,

‘n Churches"' Thi f th 1- l- questions asked duriilgllhz i(‘)e.[~1c7en(l: mis? Miss Nan Bmw' city le" last mghl SON °f REV C “HGGINS WOUND

--_ » 1 .' __

I S|¢m_' Cano," sim son d _ nn return to Sg_¢kv|f1|g_ ED. A telegram received by his parents _ _

_ Q10 Testament tefchmg egg rhléhsmf ____ Rev. and Mrs. Wiggins conveyed the \_ i

ject and next sunday evening win Superintendent Grady of the P. E. f"f°"“‘1ll°" *hm Lleiif- Jfisk Wiggins ~ ‘~ '» .- iv

.-rmunue me subject by the use of i. R_, returned Sam;-nay from Mom. was wounded at the front on their Inst

. _ figures in the _Christmn dispensation ion, No details were given. Lieut. Wiggins 1

' 4. has been ln military hospital be`forc~, _ ._ _ _ - Q ,

_ Bu|LD|NG REMoD_ELLED__ The ML _]_ C_ Sim,,_ city ,.Mum(,d gm. having suffdril from the effects ol' gas 5 _ \ ' iiuildini: on Sydney Street formerlyi "muy f‘"°"‘ " b\\H|ii0Ss trip to the in thc curly days oi' tho war. lie went _ ` 0 " VC

'trend by G00' & (gon as ,L Shoo factory mninland, ovcr wilii thc first coiiiliigeii't.-Sack- _ ` _ _ _

is lieiiiii completely rmnoiir,-i-ii~i1 on nw- -* ""1" 'l"'""’““' ` B

nitoiioi All the machinery has been Mow" (‘ E Pmk‘"‘ and A J Oak” *°`*“

tikfrn mn ,_h0]w,,, hmm bor," immnml Toronto, were among arrivals In the BAPTIST SERVICES -R v i I`t

.N N _ __ 4 ' _ ` _ h nl ‘U ' ,. _ _‘_ ` 0

,md ,ho ,.e|m,g M-M,,_,. h0m,dnd_ T,i(_»i-ity on Saturday. ., Freeman, pastor oi' the (‘hni~loiieio\vn ,f_,;.'~ 0 ,_

[.;|,,v,,|m. hm, mm, ~~ _ '_ .___ Baptist (lhiircli, has rf.'tiii~iioiI from

mn] (1 Damon] of Mi'. Ali-x. McPherson of J. l’. the miilnliinil and rcsiiiiicil the ilntif-s 0

mont iittcil ns an oillce’, 'l‘he oontrniz- Duffy & ("0" 'H "°"“'""l 1° hm hom” of his plwtoinlp 'V“s'""l"y' H" I"'"""l"

mm rm, Um wurk are MCSWH P' Mm! Wm, rr ,.4-_.vm-rr c0|0_ cd an excellent sermon last. evening. , _ *___ ,yes _ Mmm, and _mmm Lawmr' whim Mr" _ .___ his siilijechlicliig “The Value of ii _ .LL *_'_»_ _f,

iliilac McLeod is doingltiie plumbing. B 01?'I\g)'ngggf“2;'dMn%l;ag°éD%;lt:§ 3/l.L:;li.M,hatHi;i`1¢I(:1’;1t t::§,,Il;%r:1' ulrltelgflms \'t` ‘I V'

'i`ie 1-r_-moilelled building will be occu- lon ram nl ht on n "I t;~Hamax » nh'0t Himg.. ~ Three pergom recoiv' pied by the Fuimers (`f0'0ll‘"`U-UV“ (°": g -l D ed the rite inf Baptism before the close

1 Sei-gt, L_ Guy of the 105th Barra-|of the service. On the- Sunday pre- l' |wwU

_ _ non ieit last night for Halifax on coin-iviens Rev. Mr- Freeman vreneiieii in ' ‘

Guardian Heart Songs have arrived m,md_ North Baptist -Church in l-lalifax ln

and are now on sale at the Guardian _______ the morning and in First Baptist at the °"'°°- 4001-1-22ME2i Mr. c. E. Pratt. who has been in nie evening service. While in that city

5(-,i¢y_fm~ mme days, rem,-neg' to SL he attended the Home Mission ‘Board

I Peter’s on Saturday.

SUBSCRIPTIONS T0 CANADIAN Mess,-S George Bums and Frank Committee of the American Baptist

PATRIOTIC FUND. |()iBr|en, of \v1ndS0,- Lot 39, were 3. Conference. Both meetings were

L_ T56 ~ , _ inong visitors to t he city on Saturday. Very SllCU€SSfi1l-

is o. . ml

7 _ “i _ Lieut. J. F. White of Albqrton _ l"`0V1°USly 1l<flHi0Wl0ilg0<l-$7.Z23~43- ci-osseil to Picton on Saturday en roiite (" T- lvrlght- M‘d‘“@'l°n- $10 to l-lnlifnx to take a special Military

(through Mr. John Anderson.) lrrnm-,;e_ - _ __ , Collected through A. A. Alley and; .

dirtion of Mr, William Moran, who is ill with an attack ot' pneumonia. was somewhat improved yesterday.

Mr. li, H. Cox and bride, who ar-

rlved in the eirty from the mainland on Friday, left for their home in Mor- ell on Saturday afternoon.

i-lis numerous friends will he pleas-

ed to learn that Mr. L. E. Prowse, who has been quite ill since last Tues- day with acute bronchitis, was some- what better yesterday.

Mrs. Harold McPhee has returned

to her home- in'Glenflnnin, accompa- nied by her brother, Mr. Charles Ro- -bertson, from a. thoroughly enjoyable visit with Earnscliife friends.-Q.

' lt is pleasivng to report that the con- _ HAL|FAX_ N_ SH _yan_ g0__lQu0ta.

lto get Heart Songs will need' to act

L- B. McMillan. W. A. stewart, skip 7

ice this year. They made the trip

and was later in Moncton where heat- tended the Five Year Programme

(Special to the Guardian.)

tions furnished by i<‘. B. McCui'dy' & Co., stock and bond brokers, mem- bers Montreal Stock Exchange, _ Mc- Cnrdy Building, llalifax, N. S.)

CLOSING PRICES.

_ Saturday Monday

HEART SONGS HERE.-After bo-

C, _

'i1lvw=i.._-pu»~»,,.i _.

_ Last

done.

of the Big '

f Wholesale and Reiaii

-.',,__

Week;

Linen Sale

and a “Clean-up” pre-inven'tory__S§lé

I of all Odd Furniture

'.~‘»:

0 n o

A ~ Now for a whmd iinish of our big linen

- »

0 4' .

_Linens hemmed free. All liner-s. towelings, sheetings, pillow cottons, ;

ecc., will be hemmed freeof charge. Just tell the sales people you want itj _

_sale-_We enter on our last week of it today ' 1.

line of our immense,complete stock of household linens._

But you can come-confident in being able to se-

Longcloth Cottons 36 inch special

at ............ ..10c.14c, 15e, 16c,18c,20c 22c

Madapolams very fine_ and thin--in

36 and 40 inch widths-special sale prices .. . . . . . . . . . ...24c,27c,30c

Harrockses celebrated hoazseliold

cottons at ...... ..10c, 12c,18c, 19c, 20c, 2lc

Crash Towelings special at l0c, 12c,

14 and_...... . ......................... ,.151-2c

Check Towelings 24 inch 'worth l0c

for 12c I7c for 14 1-_2c, 18c for ...... _.15 1-2c

'Bleached Sheetings 70 inch at 42c

for 33c, 48c for 38c, 55c for 44c, 80 inch 48c for 46c, 55c for 44c, 60c for 48c. _

Unbieached Sheetings supe_ri_or_

quality. 72 inch at ‘38c for 31c, 40c for 32c, 42c for 34c and 50c heavy twill for ,_,__40c

cure exactly what you want-and we assure you fthe prices will please you. _ C

Towels linen towels are so scarce"that il

few_ factories have any. We offer a splendid variety at per pair from ......... ..18c to 1.50

Bath Towels colored stripe bath tow-

els worth 28: pr. 22c pr., 50c for 40c pr.,

70c for 58c pr,, 80c for 64c -pr., for ..... ._ .................... ._ cpr:

Bath Towels White :térry -towels

worth 22c for 18c Dr., 40c for 3Zc pr.,64c for 52c pr., 90c for 72c pr., 1.00 for- -80c pr

Circ._ Pillow Cotton best English

make 42 inch at 35c for 24c., 38c for 31c., _ 40c for 32c., 50c- for 40c. 44 inch at_,40c for 32c., 42c for 3413., 45c for 36c, 46 inch for 45': for 3'5c., 50c for 40c., 52c tor ...... ..42c

A. C. M.

Am Loco Anaoonda 'Am S & R ._ Can 1‘ac<..... Cen . . . . . . ... Crucible S_teei

Atchison . . . .. .

'- -._$1: Alf- $1 ;J:

'I’r:iiiioi', City, $10; John Byrne, City,

Prs, . . . ... .

. . 105%

28% 68 78'/Q

.. 109%

_ . 1631/2

1011/z

M. F. Ct .. .. Mex Nor Pc-wer

ss'/r

.__ 1038/, .. 79’/it

-104'/r

1051/Q 28*/2 68 79 XIVM4 109 llifl 101 % 65

90%

-79

Bleachéd and Unbieached 'Table Damask-_---ai

Splendid Variety---all at very Special -Prices

During the Coming Week _ .,

Flannelettes every quality. See Crettones and Art Sateens all

ENJOY/ABLE TlME.=.~\ \'i»i'_\' happy

tiiiic was spent hy ri iiiiiiiiior oi' thc '_\'C'iiiig pcoplir ol' l'ini'iisi-`llt`t`r~ who were r»iil_i\i'ti|iiicil iii thi- liome ol' Mr. iiuil, .l'ii'.\-. .-\. li. .\l<-l’lico oi' that place, ii l1'\\' t:\’eiiiii_i:s iigo, i_'i`his evening was lili‘i\:=iiiiLly spout. with niiislc, gi\mes_ and Irlnni-ing; this violin music 'being tiiriiirrlioii hy Mr. i\‘i'i~d Irving, while

,i\li'.~‘. !\li‘l’lii-i- pi'i\,~'iili~i| fit thc organ_ 'town Light iinil'l’0wei' _(’c/., City, $100.

l`h<~ vol-iii miisiv.-\vliii~ii iiiviiiilivl sonic iiriiinl old Si-otifii siiiigs. was i'oiidi\,i‘c<l liy Mrs. iliirolil .\li'|’lii'i~. zlliil Mrs. A.

$5; A. J. Biiiln, City. $25.

Collected through C. li. Black and

C. li. Chandler City. $50; as follows:

Hammond Kelly, Southport, $5.

Chiiries McGregor, City, $20; (`. Git- vlii Diiliy, City, $25. . "

Collected by Mayor`I`4rown and R.

l-i‘. Jenkins, City, $200, as follows:

l). Scliiirmnn, City, $100; Chiirlotte-

Total siiiiscriptioiis from public to

iliile-$78IiZl_i48. .

H. W. B_INNlNG,

1).' Mi'l‘hci- and l\io.~'si's. 'Anilrciv Mc'

Innes niiil (‘l:ii'i'iii~o l\icl’heo.--Q, 2ll)!)9_

I ionora ry-'l‘i_'easii i'cr.

Mr. John Richards, of Bideford, P.

EQI., is in the City e'n route to Los Angeles, Col. Mr. Richards is the Liberal candidate in Prince County, P. E. I. lie is accompanied by‘Mrs. Richards.-Haiii`ax Chronicle.

____ ,

Mr. Daniel McLeod, who has been

in Quincy, Mass., for some time past, is visiting at his old home in Vernon River, and the many island friends of this cstimable gcntienian are pleased

_ .. ..._.. --.-......,,,‘,,,~.w_-im,

to have.hlm with them once- morei- Q.

Reading 102% S. P._ 98 S.T. .. 1081/A

Steel 1141/Z

107%

103% 97% 108% 114% 107%

j-lm

Dlsgusted Diner- l`li never have

another iiicnl in this- resti1\ii'niit! The nie‘nt‘s high and tiieylvc diluted thc wliiskr.-y.

Clergyniiin -Ahern! How true it is

the iiesh is strong but the' spirit is

weak! (ideas).

P- _g V ` ' , _‘ ',' ,s .iza-

5-GRIPPING AGTS-5 `

IN A

The Parson of Panamint”

From the Story by Peter B. Kyne '

Here is a photoplay with Real, Live-Wire, Redbloodeil People whose Lives are punctuated with Punches. How the “Fighting” Parson Strikes a Western Mining Town; ' So does the Bullies; Reforms the Unrighteous; and Proves Himself _a Hero that will Live Forever in your Memory. is Graphically

Porlra

WHO IS THE STAR OF THIS PRODUCTION

ycd by Dustin Farnum

How Did Cleo and Hope escape wheii_ the Hut on the Cliff

` was Blown up ? SEE CHAPTER EIGHT

“The Secret

Submarine"

, -For the Answer. More Thrills in this Chapter, the Earthquake

'of the

the very special qualities in white and colored. Worth 25c for .... .... ..l5c

specially reduced during the sale- splendid variety .....20 per cent off

' ' Curtains and Curtainings _

In a short time you will be housecleaning and will require new drap'

cries. Why not buy them now. Forehandness pays. Select from the splendid

WEDNESDAY THURSDAY A Laughablg Comedy

,N _ Completes this

“The Big Sister” Splendid ‘Program

l MAE MURRAY

., .

Wreeked Restaurant, the Thrilling Fight for the Books, the Sensational Train Wreck

' . _This Chapter

` /~/fi

stock we can show you in Nottlngham-Scrim- I ' ” ' ' Msrquiseite curtains and curtainings at ......... per cent-

K. _/_

Plenty of people will find just what they want amongst these odd pieces

-and the prices- well--just see them- -that’s all we ask _

There are odd bedroom dressers-Gents Cliiffoniers-Parlor Tables-4

Chairs-Rockers-Parlor _Suits-Parlor Chairs etc etc

We will have them all together for your inspection plainly priced Monday morning there will be quite a selection to choose from

Come Early 15 Brass

Beds at 1-0° r --

dull finish-during the week ........ ._ $10.00 \

Brass Bed Outfit-Handsome Brass

Bed, full size, complete with double woven wire spring and mattress. SpeciaI...$16.00

Iron Bed Outfit-Strong Brass trim-

med Iron Bed-heavy wire spring and soft top mittress, worth 9.00. Special at ._ 7.90

Full size, beautifully finished, bright or satin Ml : "

I ` C"'i ""“' /_ ¢¢ ‘ A 59 "

_. 1 Clean up Sale

u Prince Edward ll Pitt-iris? of odd Furniture

PALLAS PICTURES PRESENTS DUSTIN FARNUM

~.'s“\

I5 an

E \`.'sl ra-*Ei #Ig if i

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Kitchen Chairs-100 double. ro Chairs, embossed back panel, fancy turngg legs. shaped saddle seat-not more than six ton customer-worth 70c 49e

Bedroom Dressers-Solid Hardwood

Dressers, fitted with mirror, three large drawers, complete with brass pulls and" castors . ....................... 6.50

Special $1 00 Fares on »Excursion` Irains for Burns Concert

L D0n’i: Miss. . & ° lanuary 24th. Everybody Come 0 j l _

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