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Rexall Ortieriies “Natures Re tiy

n idoal remedy for constipa

tion

Action is slug and thoiough, but

free from gr ping

We ¢¢ THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN ....»`S?`I.'§?..“f.i"?~.I1’J',Z$.T.°»‘£§.’§'.

Bros. Ltd., have them at popular prices. 4195 2 20M4l.

"*° the MEN'S Store Moore dt McLeod

IT PAYG I0 lil! In (hh Pravuwg.

Their beneficial influence t-on We C I

an su i th

iinuesro sevemifim best Coalnowpll) l'h e Vely ATTEND rl-is Auc'rioN sans

They do not oonstipnte after 0 at Ernest Leonard's, Cornwall n wz1rds~no need to on Silturduy March lst See handbills

stantly increase the dose I 42212 27m2i

Pleasant to takt-=-suitable for If

an age, YOU Heed Coal or Wood come -ro witrsi-ima nm Mm

Safe and effective both as a pre e Wlll be PIBQSEC i0 I'lHV€ 0°? l1l8ht and eniw the music, songs.

ventive and remedy your Order fll°fl'0K1l8S. semen. etc., in public biili

Has our strongest recommeda, P*'°3"`°m llf‘°-"U lil- 3 Bllilfib Sale of

tion Candy. 4233 2 zsmci

Chew Them Like Candy A 25d, 60a., and 1.00 per box PA'l'Rl°'l'l¢ 90ClETlE5» Illllkil-E

Sold 0lllY at ship what they have on nano not .ar

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FOR THE HOUSE

OAT FLOUR

BARLEY FL )UR

CORN F LOUR

RYE FLOUR

All fresh and new and

of the very best quality

A Stock of the above

Grades sent us oy mistake we are selling any of them at the low price of

FIVE (5) CENTS PER POUND

in any quantity Tly them

Makes a pleasing change

and variety lor any Meal

in the day

For sale at our FLOUR

AND FEED STORE

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arter & Co Ltd

208 Queen St I

» Zu

¢o\~_s ~

recently returnei fiom overseas wot

25 presented with a handsome set if|

Pflce U II IIIIIIIO Otltlfellow t-utr links Mr crosby ittf

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GNTHEIRING ENJOYED.--At

0 S very pleasant informal gathering til'

'le moto business in Canada than any tvli

GET THE HABIT--buy hate from

Llmlftd. 4058 3 1“]|

golments for rofugeee are asked to

er than March 5th a free trim rm

4204 2 2li\ti

nual business meeting Snt\|ri1_ \ March lst at 3 'i0 D m As tile Botlitl of Directors is expected to meet witii them 3, full attendance ig request,-T1 Afternoon toil will be served

4256 3 iii li

friends iii the home of Mrs Crosiir. Marshfield, Mr Stanley Crosby who

Wednesday to resume his work in the West

HAS RESIGNED - Mi Antiit-iv

Qtewart of San Francisco, has if Slillleti .is liqnidatoi of the Doliiiu lon Tiust Lo of Vancouver whi il

had bitlnclies in St Jolln, Chfiiiotit town rind otbci places The coin s ielolitly decided taht lllr Stesviirf must devott- all his time to windilii; up tile defunct concern instead half of the tiiiie, as he bad been tlti ink It will require months beto .~ the nffairs of the tompany ale clip, c

ATTENTION IS DIRECTED to *lic

special ati ot’ tihe Gieat West Lite lil

avec it quantity or mi quality limi ° coal suitable for base burners C

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WILTSHIRE CONCERT on Mondo) ____

li ti

Ma” 3' “R3 248°” Ma wA'rl<is witi. PLAV at the THE Mews srons for the new "and evening concert in st James Matinee DallY""3 15 Sl'l5l`P"'Nl2llt_7

Hall Tuesday evening next Adnlls

suits. Moore & McLeod Limited.

42683 LM” sion 25 cents

NOTE THE AUCTION SALE ui. Ernest Leoiiard’s on Saturday March m lst Sale positive No reserve

WANTED EXPERIENCED TRIM

or for our miilinery department Ap-

ply at once Estate James Kennedy,

42213 2-mm Kensington. 42603 imiwk

HARD COAL.-- We have llll reo»

In of

.youll a oo aa-i'l 1-mtl.

bon 'r Posner *ing programme at

tlie"Lycebm tonight and door prize SQ ton coal Admission 10 cents

THE MEN'8 BTORL- Soldier!

olng out of Knakl into olvlllnnl an

vitad to Inspect the smartest mugs

young men'| clothing in town, at

the Mon'o Store. Moore l McLeod Limited. 42583-1M1I

HATS-Get Your new hat from

4251-'I lmli

service in the parish. church on Sun

Spriiigficlti at 330 p m

oil Monday anti Tilesdav iiigbtg i.n Si

rial Promotion Committee will meet ‘vilonday night at 8 PM iii the Board of Trade Rooms Repoii oi housing committee and other lmiportant ma. ters Adi citizens welcome i%4 3-1m2

GOOD HATS FOR MEN -New hilt,

for men-plenty of hats for men- smartest style hats for men-at the Men's Store See that wonderful four dollar hat. Moore dt McLeod Limited.

4258 3 hM1i

PTON -The Rev i S MacKay will tonduct service next Sabbath March 2nd Tryon 10.30 Uonslniw 3 and Hampton at 7 '~lunrliiy School ut Try on at 2 30 Bolisliiiw at 2 and llainp toil at 6

.__¢f

MUSIC LOVERS will hear Mrs

at tho grand' oveiiiiig concert ln at

ei Company, which is conclusive eiirl

this issue For thirteen conaecutise Jdmea Ha" "mt Tuesday evening yedw mlb Gompany has w,,,,(,,, Duets will also be given by Mrs

Ltiwson and Mr, Ritchie and Miss [Jacqueline MacDonald, and Mi Arthur

ence oi' the popularity a d coli l1’r“°“

J E I L E R § iitlorico it enjoys throughout the

\{ it TI \ t$» ef

i CORNWALL CIRCUIT.--Rev J

Doiiiliiioli The total Insurance lil

*rw -~ Xl

':i- .-a» .

toice at the end of 1918 was ovei one Heaney mu °°“d“"I’ service” ne

‘EF

-U§i.`?`§/l`{"" hundred and seventy million do1l.i~.,L0l‘l'9 DW at C°mw“" 11 and 7'

Wm, ,,..,e1_q of over twenty Sevm Hampsiiiro at J The evening service

\1'll continue the Fo ard move-

iuilllon tlollilrs The Great West Lin- _

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HFAD Oppigr ---- LONDON ONTARIO

The Annual Report for 1918

Shows

The highest record iii New Business

'The lowest in Expense liatio in both Braiiclies. An increased ‘Bute of Interest Earned-6.8202 - 00% of total Business on 3% Reserve Basis.

PROGRESS. TABLE

I , 1908 I9l3 l9l8

Insurance in Force........ $12,152,949 $27,118,375 $59,8i)4,li30 Insurance Issued........__ 3.650272 3.323.l39 l0,“l-l3.530 'I`0ta|Aggetg ________ __ 2,663,994- 1,649,695 _ 0,189,658 Policy Reserves , 2,424-,TTT “I-,226,I52 I*`i,~I48,469 I ncome........__.........l.._..... 652.732 l.295,3'l0 3,732,510

Loiiipany has made remarkable p O gress in Piince Edwaid Island during the past tivo years and in 1918 stood se~ ond aliloilg all tiiio Branches tt the Company in Canada. for quota of new business based on previous five P year records 4246 iliiiti

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Mansouville, Juno 27 '11

insrd’s Lin ment Co Limited

Gentlemen-it afford; me great

pleasure and must be gratifying to You to know that after using 34 bottles of your Liniinent on a case

iltted by the use of your Liniinent I am

GEO H HOLMES

'JE

Dr E C lIarriS Eye Specialist

Office Royal Baiili Build- ing, Charlottetown Office Hours 9,30--12.30

2-5 »

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T Reserve Investment Reserve and Reserve for

he Policy Q ' , , _

accriiin profits were maintained on the Company S Usual li-l2l\ ~

standarg, notwithstanding payment of $330,000 War _and

Epidemic Claims.

All Military Service restrictions in pre-war policies were

voluntarily waived by the C’Jl”llDHllY-

_ The surplus on the _Government basis exceeds $l,000,000,_ inclusive of the paid-up Capital $50,000

Increased five~year dividend distributions are authorized

for 1919. `

P. E. I. Orrlcss: Rsvsizs Horst Bi.oci<_Cn'rowN Ii. tl. MCCIIIIMAC, I. 'Il. ARSENAULT

4 .

. Provincial Manager. Special A2011*

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SWAIZEMA

.UA new guarantee cure for Eczema-Salt Rhenm--Poison

Ivy Hash, Running Sores-'no

, matter how 'long standing-

’ ‘This preparation is guaranteed

to cure you or ii does not cost you one cent-Get it at

THE TWO MACS .

Dliuoolsr ii: j __

i _,_ the |,|gh0,.,¢_ moms to policy hold,” Meinbcrslilp The services at North

\ , anti of cliniglng the lowest prcnilliiiilwlllsllm’ at 11 ‘md Kmgsmn at 3

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\\ ~"‘~*'“"°‘*>*-‘ ““”" *“ “" ”`“ "*""`>` 5" ""““ niuliagcls here, infoim us that iiict GETS APPOWTMENT “Nav”

I D id E Cochrane. Vice

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Afrtificer, av President of the Moncton GWVA who formerly resided in Charlotte 'town has received notice of his appoint mont as Superintendent of the Mon cton Emiployinent Office, about to be opened there Ht- is receiving con grritiiltlatioiis on his appointment.

Yarmouth' N S_ Mlnai-d's Linlment Qureo Colds. Er

of paralysis which my father was mage ll' leavlllli Iwi" Hex* “Wk ll' afflicted with I was able to you desire io we .i complete set of

I store mm to normal condition H0_ this wmtierful publication while he is

Ding other sufferers may be bene hem' 0”" 0" "lm D*“’l“"‘ H°“`l Glo”

George Stieet, or write Box 153 Post

Everybody likes Candy especially the fresh, pure kind A box of dainty Confectionery is always appreciated by wife or sweetheart

The ban has been re moved from sugar, so there is no limit to the amount of Candy you are permitted to buy.

We carry the following

lines in stock :

PAGE & SHAWS. MOIRS. ~ NEILSON'S. WILLARD'S.

Our trade on these de-

liciots Candies has grown so rapidly that we are compelled to make fre- quent orders. This in- sures a fresh stock, al- ways. 4

“She'll always welcome

your call when you take a box of Cbocolates-pur- chased from usi”

JOHNSON & .IOHNSON

- ‘ The Quallq

corner' Kent and Prinoolernozo

CHURCH OF ENGLAND.- Divine

day March And .it 11 a in iulti

MR. ARTHUR BRUCE is m splen G

did voice since his return from France d H” “ml be heard “I me Minstrel “mm The iLstwas for half of Crapfiud pole

Diinstiln's Hall in aid oi' the poor 4905 l

ATTENTION The- citizens Intluei S

TRYON BONSHAW AND HAM l0lN1C9mP¥€l‘\

Lawson (formerly Miss Hughes) 1-iiiii:

us your comfort and your personal appearance demand it, largest assert ment to select from Prices always right. Prawn Bron. Ltd

4195 2~26M4i

WRONG CREDIT -in printing list

of contributions 'io the patriotic fund eorgo Myers. should have been throo ollarii -instead of bwo as appearded

ollected by R Reid

MORE TROOPS COMING-The S Cassandra is now on the way from

Liverpool to St John N B with 1,500 soldiers including seven officers and AW men for military District No ti, which includes P E island She is title in St John about I-lie middle of iiert week

HOME FOR BURIAL.-Theremaiiis oi' the into Andrew Mckennu who died at Halitiax while on garrison duty arrived lu the city lust evening The funeral takes place Sunday aftemoon a. 3 o'clock from his home in Iona. to

PIbR‘~i0 N A LS

Miss Florence Trainoi has return to her home in Mount Ryan after

cltv

Mrs J T Proiitt luausington, is

spending the week entii with lier Parents John T and Mrs Mclnnis. Hampton

Miss Bell Smith Appin Road return ed home Saturday attel spending a pleasant week in Long Creek the guest of Miss Myitle Henderson

Mrs George Carver jr and Miss

Laura M»acAieer has returned to Charlottetown after spending a very pleasant visit with Miss Anna Kelly and Ml'-is Anna Dutty of Emerald

Cdflrt C A Dodson of the Per

niauent Conducting stnff, M D No 3 IS Hirending it fevi day'-i in Charlotte town tillo guest of his brother Capt U G Dawson Ho left yesterday for Halifax to meet the troops coming by tim Lapland, whom he will accompany to Quebec Returning he Will so overseas

The Book of Kilowled ge

‘Vlr M D Dawson, representing the

the Publishers of The Book of Know

Office, making an appointment First ask yourself it You ale now giving tile little ones il sqilaie tical can you :ins wer their questions and explain all tlio things that they vizlnt to know me vou able to help tbeni in their home education, nrc you itbio to tell tiieiii stories, so as to form character and tlaiil their 'miilris, ure you able to iind out their vocation" Are you too busy to bother about them’ R member that the success oi failure or your children depends on tllo early homo training that you are giving them. tif you arc not capable of help ing them, you want to procure the iieiielit oi' the brains and experience ‘ot exports who have complied our publication. Every subject is written

so that the smallest child can under-, stand. in addition there are 10,000 pic- ,t.u_ijes__»_\_vl_ii_ch__ gives them a double ciianco to understand and remember. li. will cost you 10 cents a day, to help your family to obtain education thai. they cannot get -from school books_ You can save that amount by cutting out some personal expense.

The Book of Knowledge is print-

ed iii llvt~`languages. Sales ovol' 30 inllllon dollars. It has been awarded the gold medal of honor for its educ~ ational featilres.

4254-3-lM2ipd.

‘CASTOR IA

Foi"Infanu Children -»_

, ln Use For Cvel"3U_Yed'_'8

3---BIG FEATU Tho Empire All Star

RES TODAY--3

ontioii

The Charming Broa way Actress

OLIVE TELL ff lil the Charles Frohman Stage Sildltls

Her Sister

A Five Act Storv oi Love and Intrigen with a Glimpse of the Mystic-Scenes laid ln New York ol Today

Duncan Drives tru

on Narrow Planks ovei Dizzy Chasm iilli it tt above River.

This is one of tht- st v

eral thrills in

‘The Gorge oi

Destniction

Seventh Thrilling Chapter

A FIGHT FOR

MILLIONS

l\t iii

This is not a

nt-v. t omedy but

,ti il tfetjust as any I 't u gh S iicii you see

tliARLlE

CHAPLIN

» l ini i\ounl s

Wiii

The Champion

‘~.ci'ealn from start to finish

COMING M

Wed Thurs. IMRS Mar 5th&bth I -- W

ILIIRED HARRIS

CHARL ES CHAPLIN) HEN A GIRI LO\ES

. '..::i. .-_._r.ee-ass?

'MEL Y -._ `i'£-

Meeting oi Women s

Patriotic Association

A meeting of tilt-C W l’ A “'05

held in the Provincial Buiding Tllulo

day Feb "7 h The President Mill F L Htisrard in the chair

The Secretary read the report of all

work that had been done, and fill contributions ieceived bv the sooletl

since tho liiceiltlon of the work in Ang 1914 till the present time As all *lie work is not yet in, a full list will be published later The ll‘21S\1l9l"B receipts were $7598 57 expenditure $7487 40, leaving a balance oi’ $11117

Moved by Mrs George Robertson,

seconded by Mi-H John McLeod that this balance be given to the Camadizili Red Cross Society Carried

Moved by Mrs John \IcLood.

seconded by Mrs A Ross tliiit a spec. lal vote of thanks be offered to 'iirs Charles Lyons, Mirs George Robertson and Mrs Meikle. Carried

Before the meeting closed Mrs

Haezard was presented with on ad dress. a. work table and gold tbimble by Mrs Joll.u McLeod on behalf of the uiomlbers in token of their allilreci ation ot' her ilntiring services

in reptiy Mrs Haszard thanked the

members for the gift and for the ready assistance given lierr by them

The meeting (lien adjourned

NATIONAL POULTRY CONFERRENCE

The poultry industry of Canada has

made such progress that a dominion poultry conference was hold at Ottawa on February 18th, 10th 20th

The object of the conference was to

unite tire various poultry interests throughout the dominion. into a nation nl body

The official delegates from Princf

Edward island weio Rev PC Gauthi er Mr Johii E Sinclair, M P Mr E T Bulpitt and Mr Wm Kerr

Mr Kerr outilinod the vsork that had

been accomplished during recent years. He stated that "Quality Psy- nient" has made the poultry industry on -the island “Good lrootis to good customers" was the secret of success. The speaker pointed out that Prince Edward island organizations were planning with ri. nattoniul viewpoint and that island' people were building not for the island in~t,eresl.s only but for a bigger Canaria.

Mr. Bulpitt reported for tho Prince

Edward island Egg & Poultry As- sociation. He tlnid stress on lilo value' of organization, and the value of quality payment in thc development of the egg industry. Mr. Bliiipitt told of -the Associai,ion‘s work and progress and of the value of its precedent in tho development of other industries. Unity of'-purpose, and organization would do wonders for any ‘line of agriculture. » ‘

Mr. Sinclair gave nn able address on

"Economic production through stock

improvement". in his' remarks Mr. Sinclair pointed out theft what wn still a theory in many places had been

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Priucn i9tl.»~ii<i ialaiiti To get result! from poiiiirt tiiti producer must hl

spending a week with friends iii the shown a ,,,_,,m (,,,m,c,,duon in musk,”

ing liiul shovii Lilo "profit on Primal Eriwziid island and bud Elven the Ph! viiicti a uanii .intl roplitzltiug On GNU niarket wlif-rt our eggs were to h tountl As ti ietiiilt 'noio and bettq' poultry was being kept, end better housing tiritl lwto nlaungeinent were being plat-t st ti \ i inspection service had been lit~i1\‘°ti tuiiler the supeqf vision of teticitil Officers By th means tarniei < ii me tlhllii 'D0 MVB 010|( flocks t t i’t fl ll, f-/tperts und blind of bt=irtl¢»r~.‘ lair tioro a oollwo lose wen slriurli trvtl This servi was olitii i.i‘ilo iii -llllvfllie 801141118

vuritioll <ipplls.iii0l1 to the dd

mmit

Rev PC Gauvliicr was present by

special request The Dortor’§*h10q\`Nl\*' oppotll for Ilrondei vision and ci

national institutions w~i.it received wi enthusiasm iii .1 short address till was crammed with facts the Doctor ll his eloquent style summarized tw vihoia situation He pilid 8 lfllm-l»0 If ins gallant soldiers now i-rrtu.rnlD8 UIQ called upon the delegates to refill! to their several Provinces with defer: mination to enlaito illo P0

vision and hold up the Cllmdlilll ill Our vision should be wider than continent and our ideal should "quality first in our manhood til in the goods we as farmers offer

the markets of the world.

A feature of the conference W the presence of our four federbl members This is A unique record and w-as specially mentioned Messli Nicholson, Mclsinc, Sinclair and CHP! Read have shown their interest in their province and are alive YD U15 interests of the ilarmln§ °°mli1\\l\lf!

An outcome of the conference will

the formation of n National Pouhfo

Council

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with melting tits weather 'ree

'rits stiffer lining to mam' N000

is nothing but moonsbine

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SAL

We have ii large aodort-

»mi-mtof 1 Lapiss riNs lioofs-

Mostly sizes

They

as high

'l‘O CLEAR

An the riext

These and Tim, and Cloth

Remember

at less than

an iwcolnpiflldillddof Idle till