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THE QUEEITS COUNTY GUARDIAN
It Days 'to -buy in this Province 'sms nsac1e._st_ Jens, was is C|_\f_l-flottetown Wednesday.
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In Wages or Profit
'I health, sooner or later`, shows its value. No man can expect to go
vefy fm- 0|- very f'ast_ toward success-nn woman either-who
_ Buyers from the headaches, the sour stomach and poor digestion, l the unpleasant breath and the good-for-nothing feelings which
Raul; from constipation, and hlliousness. But just learn for
! vourself`Vwhat a difference 'will .be made by a few doses gf
fssrcniwrs rails
Tested through three generations-favorably known the world over ghis perfect vegetable and always efficient family remedy is uniyers- ally accepted as the best preventive or corrective of disorders of the 0|-gansof di gestion. Bee_cham’s Pills regulate thebowels, stir the liver to natural activity-enable you to get _all the nourishment and blood- mskimrqualities from yourfood . As sure as you try them you \villl:nr,\v thst-'in your looks in your increased vigor-Be_echam’s *Pills
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V Pay Big Dividends
' of Roderick and Mrs-. McBeath.
-- 'Advent `is~|fn for those 'who
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uwnulwoon rvrrwiilrrks.
Once more the Uncle 'wcod winS. _ '
After eight months trial the We: tern
Unions merchanic experts have decided on the UNDERWOOD, and have placed an order for
,_ gc ' , Summerside. Return fare $1. Canadian Bank of Commerce. Ci*-Y.
gms; ' ' __ V left on the mail special last evening
'__ V Thor# ,Will be one and one half fOr St. ‘Jol1l1'B, N|ld.V
.P---L ~ '-1' _ ~ 1'-. hours skating after the match ln the
Crystal Rink, Bummerside. tonight.
~ There will be service in Church
filly. evening at seven o'ciock.
A Beileview correspondent writes:
-\~D0nald.C. McLeod, ~R. C. McDonald and f§leil;A. McLeod, Hunter River, were recent visitors there the guests
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A good crowd will occompanly the
'liltefrlnedfate Vlcs to Bumfmerside to -Play# Return rare, $1.00 -with 1.; hours skating after the game. _The - train leaves at 4.00 p. m.
attend the lecture on Monday 'even- ing, in the basement of the Cathed- ral, .Charlotteto\vn, on Day Dreams by.-Red. J. C. McMillan'-'of Cardigan, The' ,admission is only twenty cents.
The Intermediate Vlcs leave Char-
loi.teto_wn» this afternoon at four
of the- Play-off ln .the Championship |scrles..<l_lsturn fare will be one dol-
The Vitigraph Monthly which will
he shown at the Peop1e’s Theatre, Charlottetown tonight “should inter
" ' V V V I _ '_ l est all, old MII.-1 y0y_mg_ If duh; Wm; gram begins at 7.30. Admission 10
. V " - ' ` " ' '_ " ' ' ' the happenings' of the world, things cents. Ladies with baskets free. -Pro-
that one reads about but can not ceeds in aid of the new hail. c
see. and lt. is instructive as well as entertaining. It is a standing fea-
V night shows.
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Telephone subscribers please add to
Carter & Co., (seed warehouse)' 289-
_The special train leaves Charlotte- town today for the Hockey Match ln F. E. Dench, late Manager of the
- ll_oa.d School-house tomorrow, Satur-
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J. W. ?Stanley, Charlottetown, was
in Halifax Tuesday.
There will be hand at the Arcola
tomorrow afternoon. »
The services on the Mt. Stewart
circuit next Sunday will be:-Marie at 11 a.m., lift. Stewart at 3.15 p. m. and Dunstaffnage at 7 p.m.
During their visit to Ottawa Pre-
mier Matleson and Mrs. Mathieson were the guests of Their Royal High- nesses the Duke and Duchess of Con- naught at luncheon at Rideau Hall.
H. R. Mnder, Truro, and J. S.Mor-
ris, Winsloe, registered at the Queen Hotel, Charlottetown, between 10 o'c|ock last night and 10 o'clock the previous night.
,Prof. J. A. Clark, of the Experi- mental Farm, Charlottetown, is rc- ported asfmaking most fsvornblf-_ progress at the P. E. I. Hospital where he is undergoing treatment for appendicltis.
1 It is rumored that n monster Con- vention of the Liberal-Conservative Party will be called in Charlottetown
o'clock for Summorgide for the 11';-gg at ,an early date for the purpose of Q
reorganization. This will be the fire-t meeting of the kind held for a num-
A basket social and entertainment
will be held in the Springfield Tem- perance Hall ‘on Friday, March the 8th. Doors open at 7 o'clock. 'Pro-
tur_e Vof _the Friday and Saturday wall Hall on Wednesday Vevening, ll
March 6th, of the York Point and West River Rural Telephone Company V to organize 'and appoint officers. Up
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their du-ectm-ie th 1 1| 1 to tile present there is over $600,00 _ |,,“b5cribc,s;__29;__LVe Fgrggglgfson ne; V subscribed towards_ the promotion 1
Cat" Cigarettes-we make
lar and there will he one and a half her of years. -V' ogcrf hour's skating after the match.
Y, Fitzgerald, G. D. Residence; 364- The Nimams 0( the late Mrs- J'-‘hu | When purohssing“Blsck Cat" Cigarettes, L, Bruce, D. A , store; 215-L Hut- A' M°Km”°n Of S0m¢|‘Vil1€» M855. each packet is unbroken In every pucke
To those _discriminating men of Canada
who appreciate Virginia cigarettes of first uahty-to the men who smoke “Black'
I n exchange for 50 coupons-one of
which is now in every “Black Cat” packcft-~
we will give a Corohation Cigarette Case.
It is hard to describe the beauty of these ascs-their value is almost without price.
Them ,mm be E meeting at Com For they are one of the most exquisite souve-
1rs of the crowning of our British Rulers.
l00,00(l of thesc'cases~vvith the portraits f King George and Queen Maryin colours,
nset,~--have already been distributed among
'15, (Queen Hotel Stables); 298'__RV V. and all interested will please attend. OuI.'Eng1ish Smokers
Pr°celessr_G`ft To “Black Cat” Sliiokers' llree
opportunity.
the following Mind YOUV
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Now we want to make a simi_ld'_ gift to
our Canadian patrons. And this 1s your
this is no inducement to smoke
“Black Cat” Cigarettes. For this brand
British labor,
please see that the
needs nothing of the sort.
Our gift offer is n token of our apprecia-
tion of patronage. And this token, as well as the cigarettes themselves, are products of
financed by _ilritish capital.
This alone should -mean much to you
who know the integrity of long establis cd
- British enterprises.
Behind _this offer is the Firm of “Carrcras"
-one whose integrity has- been famous throughout England for over a century.
sealing band around
I you will Gnd one Coronation Cigarette
10 000' lafgegt gfdef in I-Ii§'t0)_‘y_ ` cheson, F;-ang, Residence; .é14_L arrived in Charlottetown yesterday i' _ Case Coupon. Save these, and when you have accumulated '50, mail them to the .
_V146 ll_ollis,VSf V Halifax.
_ _ W.EckVcrs|_ry Manager.
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About at Motor
How
for Your _Boat
?
If your boat _is good you need a' good
u1oior--lhe best is none toogood for' you- aud that is why you absolutely need and can- not aflord to be without' the Imperial marine motor-the best that Canada can producr. ~ The Imperial is the motor that is iowcr- iugall the better lc-ind of crafts. The prize winners in nearly every race and the best looking boats on the water are all powered by the Imperial. it is the. motor t-hathas set _the mark for eiiiciency, economy and durability. It is quality clear through from the Fly wheel to propeller shaft, from base to oil cups.
3 Imperials are made from 2_1-2 h. p. up. Every one fully guaranteed. Write today for our free illustratel catalogue.
Bruce Stewart fs? Co, Ltd
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.¢.ke*edv_ap_uge ofum wonusarm, BARGAINS at fuudler and Readies “Graaf Inissoiutlol. sale" House
leaning time will soon be hero, and now is the chance to :cure some "snaps" in LACE CURTAINS, Curtain Scrim, MS. and Muslin. '
Have you seen Y
:Our Men's Suits and Ovemoats, Boys Suits etc-yoiirs
l Cost price, as we are positively discontinuing this 11119 scour Special Suils for rough wear 8.50-iz oo yours while_ lei’ last for 3.50. The pants alone are worth thgt. - - _V
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tcain returned to Charlottetown, yes-!
people. The game was fairly fast and clean throughout. Following were _tho teams2St. Dunstan’s-F, Butler, C. Alleyn, A. Roi, J. Conroy, 'J. Sweeney, E. 1 Duggan (Capt), S. Doyle. MontaguwAnnear, E.` Park- man, McLeod, H. Poole. F. Camp- bell, T. Parkman, Collins. F. 'I<‘. Walker and G. McIntyre handled the the game satisfactorily. A return match will be played in Charlottet- own next week. - ‘
M. W. Reardon, S. Doyle and J.P.
Hood, Charlottetown, are registered at the King George Hotel, Sydney. The two former are on their way to New Waterford on business in con- nection with the estate of the latc
amly managed by Wm. Mombour- <|uette\. assisted by D. McNab, form- erly of the Victoria Hotel, _Char- lottctown, Mr. ,Mombourqu-ettels re- membered with pleasure by hundreds of Guardian readers while represent- ing the Plant Line in this Province, and later as manager of the Queen Hotel, Charlottetown, and his de- parture to Nova. Scotia was greatly regretted. A citizen of Sydney re~ marked recently that not evcn thanks are due Mr. McNab for _his exceptional success as _ a _hotel official, for he cannot be other than most courteous and obiiging, as it is not natural for him to be otherwise. The King George is thus really a great house in addition to being a first class hotel, and the travelling public nrc n_ot slow to appreciate the ex- ceptional attention paid them in even' the mi-nutest details, as such _is rare oven in the slightest degree in other hotcls. and this is not .only true of the manager and his assistant, but also of the bcll boys, waitresses and all the help in connection with the King George. So marked is it that one does not marvel at a score -or more of Sydney's citizens dining and spending their leisure moments at the King George as "a happy family." It is also not surprising that the people of this Province, who have oc- casion to visit Sydney either on business or pleasure, look forward with delight to ‘spending all time possible at the King George, -after learning of its comforts and luxuries and these at but a moderate charge to its patrons.
::-Only one-Rexall Store in Char-
lottetown. Our is the only store where Raxall preparations are being sold. We have the exclusive agency. We guarantee every Rexall Remedy and refund the money where _they prove unsatisfactory. Rsxall Reme- dies are not secret their contents can bs? shown for the askins. The mae- Kinnon Drug Co., Cor. Gt. Geo. 6: Kt. Sta. _ _ I-19drtf.
Why Men Break flown
Europeans cannot understand why
American men so often break down in health at forty years or younger, Just when the Englishmen or German is in the very' prime of his _manbood_ But the American thrown himself so fully into his daily work that he speedily uses up his reserve strength.
Hasty meals. long working hours
and business worries will soon use up snv msn unless he is vary careful. Flor the worn-out, overworked man nothing is so -good to build him up
and help-hinratand thcrgaridc strain as vinol. our .delicious liver and
iron tonic. It-xo en shes the blood and fortillss e bog that it gives him new normal strength. Try Vino) nt our risk-we pay back the money' if you are not pleased. E. A. !'oster,`
from which place the funeral takes la t l k C
of Samuel D. Jay .and family of Clarktown, to Charlottetown where
Jay has sold his farm and is now in
While in their home community Mr. and Mrs. Jay. were very kindly dis- gposcd toward all who were in any way in need as well as being good neighbors. They were both members of the Methodist Communion at Mt. Stewart and also members of the .choir.
At the shoot on Monday last at
Jurlson‘s llangc,.Alexandra, a wond- erful scorc was put on at the 200 yards by The Guardian's_ cstecmed friends, J. H. Judson and Captain D. A. MacKinnon. Both these crack
Andrew Doyle. The King George is marksmcn shot .two straight shoots
at the 200 yards, and each of them put on fourteen buliseyes out of six- ,tocn, making-‘the grand total of 78 'points out of a possible 80. Older marksmcn claim they never remem- her such a shooting record. It must he remembered that Mr. Judson is well up in years. The writer does not know his exact age, but hc has car- ried thc honors of being 9, "grandpa" for some time.
The many friends of Edward P. Jay of Fanning Brook, five miles from Mount Stewart, will regret to learn that he met with a very had accident on Tuesday last. He was driving along the road near Pisquid Bridge, in a sleigh in which hc had n set of fanners and in order to steady thc machine he stood with one foot outside of the sleigh box. The sleigh struck against H post which Mr. Jay did not hnvllun to notice in time and as n result his left lag was crushed and somewhat ground as the sleigh chafod against the post. Medical aid was quickly summoned and Mr. Jay was taken to his homc. some two or three miles distant. It is hoped the leg will be saved.
The meeting of the Maple Leaf
Farmers’ Institute, held in Summer- vllic, on Thursday' evening, the 22nd of Fcby, was well attended._ After the Institute business was transacted a lively discussion took place on 7-Which is the most profitable to the farmer, the sending of milk to a cheese factory or to a butter 1 fae- tory? The majority voted in favor of sendfnfg to a' butter factory. The next meeting will be held in ' Alherry Plains on Thursday evening, the 29th, Subject for discussion as foliowsz- Resolved "that ws;-the members of Maple Leaf Fixmers Institute, view with . regret the I growing interest which appears to be rapidly gaining ground inthis _province in Boxing Bouts. That we deem those exhibi- tions little less than brutal sava- gary. unchristfan, and demoralizing in effect, and such as should not be encouraged or permitted in any en- lightened community, and trust that our local Legislature will at their first session enact strict prohlbltory laws, preventing those scandalous scenes, and also that our clergy and press make an united and determined snort to _ crush, in its infancy this most degrading and disgraceful mode of gambling."
1:-Keep in trun-Nouns: li" H
good tonic go, keep you clear of colds etc. Helps you to ward on diseases. Rexail Celery and Iron is the ideal tonic for nerves and blood. Makes you feel better from the ilrlt d0l0- 31 I bottle. Sola agents, The MacKinnon Drug Co., Cor. Gt. Geo. lr Kt.. Stl-
I-19drtf.
zrllntsfs, Bail l Oo., for belt
Central Drugstore.
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»‘ The SL Du,mt,m's Couege HockeylEwen D. McKinnon, Canoe Cove, ‘ Make” of
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° ° ' terday from 'Monte ue where the 1’ ce °d3V at tW° 0'¢ OC to anon _ f
C01 Ns Sr _ "were defeated by thgt town'a team li; i (-love c°met"Y~ < " ' ‘
|u. score of 7-6. The boys speak in] “_ -;
glowing terms of their trip and of Much regret is felt at the removal -_ 1 V
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'they purpose in_ future residing. Mr. V Medium _ Mild _'
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Miss Rendie, head milliner for
Prowse Bros, Ltd, Charlottetown, has left for St. John, Boston and New York, to attend the millinery
openings. V ' _
Charles Simmons, Charlottetown, until recently of the Bank of Novo "Scotia stall in Toronto, is spending a short time visiting his futher G. H. Simmons, while enroute to St. John's, -Nfld, where he has been transferred.
A. C. Duchcmin, ()hurlottetown,has
rccelvcd a message from New York conveying the surf intelligence of the _death of George. H. 'i`urnc1~, Mrs. -Duchcmiufs brother, as thc result of an operation. He was forty iivc years of age and, left here twenty years ago. . ~
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_l°‘. J. Moore, Truro; C. ll. Rogers, Summcreirie, J. D. Brock, St. John; A. C. Saunders, Suinmcrsidc; S. B. Armour, Alhcrton; A. Rattcnbury, Charlottetown; S. Id. Girvan, St. John and-W. A. Drict, St. Lambert, 'rc;:istercd at the Victoria Hotel, Charlottetown, hctwecn 10.15 last night and 10.15 the previous night.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
'°i.. ll. lugs is offering his fnrm
for sale. Scc ad in this issue.
"There w-iii bc band at the Arcnn,
(liiarlottetown, tonight. 'Picket hold- ers frec. I '-vrhere will he s leap Year- skate
in the Arena on Monday cvcnling~ no costumes will be worn. Ticket hold- ers free.
“A _meeting of Hamilton L. ().L.,
Riverdale. will be held on Monday night March -ith, at 7.30 p. m. In- itation. John McFndyen, Ii. S.
"$1 return fare, li hours skating
after match, train leaves nt four p, rn., Jointhe Victorian excursion to Summerside today.
HORSE NOTES.
George McDonald, Harmony, lost
5 valuable mare last Tuesday.
REV. W. D. REID SPEAKS IN
FAVOR OF CHURCH UNION.
The following has been sent The
Guardian and is a clipping from a recent Calgary Daily Heraid:-
Rev. W. D. Reid, superintendent of
home missions for the Presbyterian church in the province of Alberta, addressed a large congregation at the I-Iillhurst Presbyterian Church, last night, on the subject of church union, which is now interesting the Presbyterlans, Methodists, and Cyn- grcgationalists all over Canada. It was a very important QUCIUOH.
the speaker said, and not one to de- cide hastllyk I-ie did not think he was s rabid unionlst, but he had consid- ered tha question carefully. and U0 was in favor of it There were Hinr- objectlons which had been advanced by those opposed to the union. and ns would give them and then sive his own reasons for the union.
It had been stated by the 0l>ll0|\¢“U‘
that federation would be better. The idea of federation was that each of
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the churches would°be allotted' dis- tricts, and the others would with- draw from those districts. This had been tried here in Alberta, and though he could not say that it was an absoiuteiailure, still he did not think' it was nearly as successful as church union would be. One reason was that in a town where one of the churches was going to withdraw, and he mentioned Daysland, and said he has just be tllcre recently, endeavor- ing to make arrangements for thc Methodists to talk over the church there. There were quite a few Pres- byterians there, and some of them had opposed withdrawing from there. saying that while they- had no ob- iection to a union church, they did not want to become Methodists. T-his worked the other way in places where the Methodists were going to with- draw, While a great many favored union, they objected to turn over and join -the other domination.
Another objection that had been raised was that the settling of minis- ters for those congregations would be done by a stationlng committee. This was done by the Methodists now. If there was church union, this would be combined with our call system, and iw thought with a few changes this system would bc an improve- ment on either alone. He snid it was n most humiliating thing for a.
cull, and added that in most chaos, too, the congregations failed to pick up thc host man. '
It was also said that if thc three
were joined. there would he too big n church and this would result in a dcadness. He would refer to the Ro- man Catholic church. It had lost none of its evangelical faith or zeal. The Presbyterian church of Canada was five times as large as it was in, 1875, and it was not dcadcr now than it was then. On the contrary, it was much more alive.
There would not he as much differ-
ence as a great many thought, and in fact it would make but little dif- ference in the cities. but would af- fect thc small towns more.
It had also been put forth that ifV
union came about they would sacri- fice the great name _ of the Presby- terian Fhurch of Canada. "But", said the speaker, "the new church is going to be the Presbyterian church. The first court of the church--which' will probably bc called the United Church of Canada-will be known as the presbytery. The second court will be called the- conference, from the Methodist conference, and the third the council, from the Congregational council. The heirs of the new church can claim nil the great history of the three. l think there is n bigger prin- ciple than the mere name con~cerne<i.“
Another opponent had said that
denominations were a good thing, and compared them to battalions in the army. There were bound to bc small, petty hlckerlngs between de- nominations as long as human nat- ure wcs human nature. and he did not think this objection would hold at all.
It had also been Put forth that de-
nominations represented different types of character, but the speaker did not believe this, and did not think it was a matter of tempera- ment. It had been said that the Methodists were an emotional de- nomination and the Presbyterian: an intellectual, but be did not think the lines were drawn this way.
Another claim was that union
minister to como and prcucll for a'
fgreat many members of both to live off by themselves, or join still other denominations, but he could not see .that this would Vresult. There might fpossihly .bca Tew' do this, but he was ‘sure the vast saving in men and lmoney would far overbalance this. in case it was so. l The next was the basis. The basis of the union was merely a provision-
-si one. and would be changed if not
found an improvemenlt. The mon on both 'aides who were favoring union, did not intend to rush in hurriedly. but were determined to go in right
'when they did. He was of the opinion
that the basis was- better than our llrcsent one. "Take, for instance, the confession of faith. `I do not~want~_to say anything against the confession or faith. It is s wonderful one, but I think it could be improved_on -to make it a little plainer. At present owe are about the only church -left that has only a bald confession 'of faith to subscribe to. I think the time has about come when God will ordain that B new expression offalth be introduced.
Among his other reasons - the
speaker said hc thought we had out- grown the past and should not* befit- U0 U10 Dreslrut day conditions with retard to Church affairs. The com- position of our Canadian life reunites a new church. Every church bears the pmrks of the country, which it ori_g~ lnntcd in. in Canada wc nrc railing ii new type of life, and wc must have n church to fit that type.
He quoted from the 17th‘ chapter
of the Gospel of St, John, and said that he believed as it said there that (.lhrist's wish was that His church on sarth should be one, as the Father, Son and Holy Ghost are in heaven. As the many fences fcll between 't e denominations, he- believed' we would mingle and come closer to Christ ghd closer to each other., 'till .we wollhl
finally merge' into one .great brag. In Corinthians it said, "Keep o - ward- unity." .' . --ll
It was a pitiable exhibition V
Protestant church of the world m e
today. W-hen a' Roman' - Catllwc thoughtnboist the Protestant ehhr he would ask' which is the -'be'at',~ _vbu have so msny._Father Chinihuy hifi mentioned something like this-in,l1`is
book, and said that he hardly.knqVVw which 'one to turn to, 'as there we s so many. »"~.
"'I think it is needless to waste'lD
many men and so much money, wlifll there are so many that it could be used to preach the light among in the foreign missioni field. Both Rc 'Preshytsrians and the Methodiita had spent about $250,000 on home missions last year, anld there wade also about 150 man working in the fields of each, and I think that liMf of this sum and half the total nulli- ber of men could be used for otlftr purposes, lf union came about. -
"Also I believe that we are practi-
cally ths same people. The different doctrines are too hard to dlstinguilli. Both are about the same, with really only the nama and' the history KV- tween." ' .', 1
Rev. Mr. Reid closed -_ by
them all to find out all they co _ about the matter and to vote 'll their consciences dictated. He was M the opinion thlt the onus was witi the Presbyterians, as_ the Congregat- fonailsts had already voted in f
ing now, nnd he was sure 85 par cent of the latter would vote in. fav»
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