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lkoliioun ninnnnc icinss

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For prompt reiiif from Rheumatism, Neuralgis, o_r _ ui_nha_g¢_>, you can depend on bIos_n's Liniment. 'The wnrniins, sootltlng. _Counter-irritant ciicri is the quickest way to gv¢i-gomg the iiiflniiimaiion, swelling or stiffness. A few drops go right to the sore part rimw the blood from the congested plnce and remove the cause of the :ii‘Ii€. _ ‘ . _Joie _ireaj _penetrating power of

. ua.-'is_ _\- .

!_e___,`W______ _ _ mg or the G. W. v. A.`wni be neln at i

Sloan's L' ' i ' - ..._ .. than plasters or poultices. it does nb: stain the skin or clog the pore; A. bottle of Slonn‘s Liniment is alllyou need for qui.k rest and relief from the pains of sprains, bruises back. “¢h¢. Siifflleck, and most forms of l‘;I;:";;““t;°d W/“!8es. Generous size ih camidmruggists everywhere. Madg

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-1- -"*L*-.55-_-:__ .

--~ "-fi lthe club rooms on Friday evening;

* F°N'“a'l`Y 23th Bt 8 ir. ln. "

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Rexall Orderlies “Natures Remedy”

An ideal remedy for constipa-

tion. _

Action is sure and thorough, but

free from griplng.

Tliclr beneficial influence con- tinues for several duys. ’i‘he`y do not constip-.ite after- ' wiirds-lin need to con- _ sis-nily iiicrease the dose. l*ll-nnant to tnicwsiiitable for

all ages.

Safe and effective both as a pre~

ventive uiiil remedy.

ilns our strongest recomineda-

tion. chew 'rnem Like candy ' 28:.:-. 50a., and 1.00 per box

Sold only at

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PHONE 240

` CHARI OTTETOWN

Friday and Saturday Specials

it ,_

Beer & Goifs

Gazette Brand Baked

Beans, with o r without

Sauce, regular l8c‘--Zllc tins, ---Special 2 for 28c.

Crisco regular 35c tins

Special _30c tin.

“The Store that Saves

Your Money” »

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Parkman’s Special Announcement I

THE

cniLnniN’s noun

The school children of Monta-

gue and vicinity are to have shortly n service that is enjoyed by only a few American cities. Mr. Purkmen. Optometrist, will conduct (from March lst to March 31st) ilnily a clili<lren'a hour-8 ,a_ in, to 9 a. ni. No charges of any kind will be made, neither will orders be ac-

, cepted, but each r-_hlld will have

its vision thoroiiglily tested and it record will be kept of the re» suits. both -subjective and objec- tive_\These records will be 1

vsiiialb_llie i'eifereiice for future years.

Please make nppoiiitiiieiita

for your child ahoaii_ and as Mr. Purkman is very busy the Ciilitlron's Hour is from li to ‘l 1. ni.

E. E. PARKMAN

leweler & Graduate Optometrist

- Montague, P. ‘E. I.

We have a large assort- - _ a

ment of _ ` ` _

LADIES FINE BOOTS _ Mostly sizes 2%, 3 3%, 4 "I hey are regularly priced

as high as $5.50 but we have T0 CLEAR 'THEM OUT And for the_ next I0 DAYS we will give you WONDERFII I . BARGAINS

These Boots are in Black

and Tan, -Buttbned¢ ,Laced and Cloth Tops.-

liemember theyare selling

at li-ss than -_

Hall P1160 $2.34 Mounts,-slain-asia

234-234-234-#234

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_ -~\ "1" '_ ; 1,3 gl 7*../;f`:_'3~'=9,_'°<».__-.“ __..-i\_._{'T~`<g\-,_§' _ - /lax.

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There is nothing better.

_Price 25c a bottle.. I ` ,,,,,,,-, nm" ,_,,,_,,-_,, _

, 2

W

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_Direct from the Annap-' ohs Valleys' ' - " _

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New stole ad f om , '

choice wirllerma pep ire s. W, W, _

Extra fine quality and ab- solutely reliable. i

o¢ii.ois isnos A Charlottetown

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-. -~ “_ --_.me-, - _ _ __ . __ __ _ _ f

sings :soc __ Jawsi.-East _-'.5

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-- - $3,

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we f "~

While the weather is fine is- °*'“E""°'3" AN” ""”"'EW'-‘

tliiecthe time to lay in a supply Rf" KE' “;‘P°' :£3 ‘;°““" ‘“ ""1: ‘O ORL vow urs ay . at 7.30 P. .

We may have a stormy

time later. ,_ .R M_

We can supply both Hard ____ i ‘ l

and Soft Coal _also Hard and ammo zvsmnc coucsnr. -.l S0ft W00d. St. James. Hall, Tuesday evening-l

Silver Polish _ [",,f° -

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' TI_lE.- I CENTRAL _ GUARDIAN

' - rr rave ui up

'. __ _ _ “‘**' ar i ,w|i.'reHi§i¢_ coucllfr on Monday Marcia sro. __ ozaaazsmzi.

HARD c0AL.- Wo have* Just reo-

eivod a qumtitypfboat quality -hard eol_.l suitable for hue burners. C. .youu 1 Co. " l`ll17~1~'lld\f.

MuimAv~ Hanson' Mei-Hooisr cincuir-services -Miami. ana, uin- ray Harbor at i0.30, Capo Bear at' aao, wins sands at cso. _ 'il

G. W. V. A_ MEETlNG.-- A meet-l

ing or the G. W. v. A. wni be new an the club rooms on Friday eveniug,l February*28th at 8 p. m. _

- ` 4211-2-aiivi

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G. w. v. A_ MEETINGL- A meet-

' 4211-Z-27M2i_

HATS.-Get your new hat from

us your comfort and your pcrwnall

appearance demand It, largest assert-i mont to select irom_ Prices always' right. Prowac Bros. Ltd. ,

4195-2-26M4i

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and Sunday March 2,111 at 11. P. M., also at Cavendish Sunday evening ntl

admission 25 cents. Hear Mr. Arthur; Bruce, who has just returned froni|

musical triumphs in Rriirlund uirig,l

’ also Mr. Malcolm who will make hlsl

f 9 bow -to Charlottetown music lovers. l

' l

PATRIOTIC SOCIETIES, making

garments for refugees are asked toi ship what they have on hand not lat-._ er than March 5th as free transportu-l tion i'or the Red Cross ends after that l date. D. A. Mgxinnon, Hou. 'rr S. E

ll ' 4204-2-29§Mo1. '

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MILBURNI-The' fariners oi? this

section. -have about completed cutting their fire-wood and are preparing to spend the remainder of the season raising oyster mud. At present their are quite ri number oi’ diggers at wogji. They rf-port the ico thin this winter, no thicker than ten or eleven inches in l sordepiaces.-Mi'_ Robert Sandersonl

is busily engaged at .present sawingi fire-wood for some of the farmers here i Mi'._Saunde'rson has -an ideal outtlt for_ me job. ras eng-me is an Empire f :-1.1 P. with ii saw bench which cannot be duplicated anywhere. Mil-lburn school

has opened again after being closed for _ some time owing to the trustees beenul unable to procure a teacher. th,. dis-l trict was successful in' securing the; services of Mr. Buell, Abney.-Messrs. Joseph and Jas. Flynn. Corraviiie,; paid a visit towMilburn on Sunday last. l -Mr. Howard Crnsweli, Cardigan, has been visiting friends in Milburn and’

Bangor re`ceritl_v,wl1ilc in Milbnrii he was me guest 'or Mr. Cobb.-The Min-

burn Whist (7li|iiHwliicii 'was estab~

lished here some time ago is making splendid progress. The members moot j

once a week.--Mriny will 'regret tai learn 'that Miss Ruth' Pike who has been visiting her sister, Mrs Clarke, Mount Sfewart is at present laid _up _ with a serious illness, her friends wish her a` speedy recovery.--'i‘he Guardian is a very welcome visitor in 'Milburn

those long w_l_ntier.eveninga.

M|nard'a Llnlmont Curso Goldl. _Etc-

Oifiee R al Bank Build- ing, (gcrlottotoovli

A .

Phone 68-Y

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SWAIZEMA

A new guarantee cure for

` Ecmma-Salt Rheum-Poison

Ivy Rash, Running Soros-no matter how long standing-

This preparation is guaranteed

to ouilo you or it does notcoot you-one nent.-Get it at '

TIIE TWUMACS - nauccisr

JUST ARRWED car oi Cedar Shing~ les save money by bllyinz from J. `W. _Fyi’e, Emerald. 4210~2~27M2ipil.

POL-ICE COURT.-Ono drunk was

iined $10 or thirty days yesterday. The sentence was suspended pending

good behaviour. _“im

TRYDN METHODIST CIRCUIT.-

Services on 'Miarah 2' a. 'i?,ry'on 11 A. M., Desable 3 P. M. and Victoria at 7 P, M. -by Rev. P.A. Fitzpatrick.

DOME AND HEAR Rev. Mr. Little

jonhs play at the Pageant. I-ieartz Memorial Hull. Friday evening.

_ 4239»2_28m1ipd.

YOUNG MEN'S SUITS.-- Correct

snappy styles for young men, Frowgq Bros. Ltd., have them at: popular prices. 4195~2~26M4i.

TRYON BAPTIST SERVICES. -

Sunday, March 2nd, Rev. F. A. Hubley will pi-‘each at Albany 10.30 a. m., Tryon 8 p. ni.. Westmoreland 7. p. ni.

CHURCH .OF ‘SCOTLAND.- Rev.

James MucDouga.il will preach on snbhmi the znd. at ness-ine ‘at 1o.so i Argyle Shore at 3 and Fence Cove at 1'.

COME T0 WILTSHIRE next Mon.

filly lllkbt and enjoy the music, songs. dialogues, games, etc., in _,public hall Progrnni starts at 8 sharp. Sale of Cavity. 4233-2-2am2i_

CHURCH MEETING.-The 'third

llllmteiriy meeting of the Oiilcinl Board of M.ur_i~ay_ Harbor Circuit will be held nt Vthé Parsonage on Tuesday nr-xt 4th Mpréh__nt 7.30. A i’_uil at- iondmice iii' reqiie:_ated'_

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_ BELFA8T»-Several gallant heroes lnive returned from shell-to_rn Franqp to their peaceful homes once more, all in the best of health, namely John Bishop. Fred McDonald, Hector Buch- anan and R. West.-Mr. Stephen Buchanan, a former returned-soldier, has gone West.-Quite a rushing busi- ness is being can~led on in the woods of A. and D. Dixon. a number of men being emfpioyed there.-The youth and ‘beauty of Belfast assembled at the home ot Mrs. D. McAulay_a few weeks ago, and spent an enjoyable evening, returning home in the wee sma‘ hours.--Quite n. number of people from Point Prim' have crossed t-be ice to Ch'town, Mr. A. W. Docherty was the first to venture.-A branch of the Royal Bank has been started at Eldon, in part of Mr. Moore's store.--Mr.Jamcs Stuart has_recently purchased from Mr. N. McDonald a valuable .pa.cer_- Miss Frances Matheson, Eldon’s offecient school teacher is still doing her duty most faithfully.-Mr. Monty McLeod has taken up the agency business for ‘the De Laval separators. and intends to do good 'work.

All Fat People

Should Know This

The world owes a debt oigrntitiide tn the author

of llic now fiiiions Marrnoln Prescription. and is still mire indebted for the reduction of this haim~ less. IT ctive ohesit rented i isbi.-.t io i. his -

e e v y o ni r

iunla Pres-rr,piion Tablets can now be obtained at all drug stores. or by writing direct to Marmola Co. Ro; ivooeward Ave.. Detroit. wich.. Intl their reuwnab evrice [75 cents fora large case] leaves no excuse for dieting or violent exercise for th rvflocrion oftheoverlni lifnly to nomial proportions

ds the result of merit. He will bel

KINGOTON llRVl0'Kl¢-Nbt witilt-

standing the unisvorlihlo ‘condition of roads and weather the Evangelistic meetings at. Kingston. »bid fair to equal it not excel the gloriously successful campaign held at North River. Each night brings larger congregations and deeper intorest_ On Tuesday nignc

the pastor Rev. H. R. Bell, took nsl his subject “How the thici' on tne| Cross -was saved," treating it ln ul manner which showed much oriltir:-I ality of thought. doop convic.:ni»<l power and underlying all .that onrr.-` est desire to win souls forthe .'~i_i.sr~:. which characterizes his services ai ai. , times. The congregation singing in; hymns carefully chosen. was hi-igntl and rlnspirin-g, while selections up-f ,propriate to the services are rcnder~l sa by members of me Nortii River! Choir. As fine weatlicr and ilootil

_roads are likely to draw larger crowunl

those coming from n distance area urged to be present early and thus" secure comfortable seats for them- selves and shedroom for their iioi-seal (Patriot _please_ copyi

APPOINTED TO HANSARD STAFFI

--As the result of the Civil Service examination in Ottawa on Tuesdiay, Mr. 'I‘. S. Hubbard. Provincial ‘Court Stenograpiier, of this city, has beenl appointed to the Hansard staff for reporting the House of Common-s -pro- ceedings. Eighteen candidates entered, the examination but only two survived the fliial test ,and Mi‘. I-liubbard was offered and accepted the appointment on the spot. - Mr. Hubbard is to be heartily congratulated upon his auc. cess which he richly deserves for it

greatly missed here and -hill 11111420 9/3 official ntenoxraphor will bo difficult to till. Mr. Hubbard idhlrxl the Guan dinn staff in 1913. and in 1915 was air

pointed official stenograplier in the Supreme Court. As a shorthand re- porter he has few equals in Oa.iituiii._‘ pus speed 1, 200 wo;-(1,, .por minute. and he can transcribe liii-i notes on the tyipewriter with a speed and facility

vince everyone who knows‘Mr. Hubbard will join the Guardian' in heartily con- gi~atti.lating him on his well earned, and well deserved appointment. I

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PERSUN ALS

'Mlr. J. A. Dewar. M. L_ A.. New

Perth, is spending a few days in the city.

M-r. Hugh Simpson, now with the

Eastern Securities Ltd., is spending n few days in C-hamlottttown.

Mr. Isaac H. Longaphe, off- New

Zealand, came to the city accomp ing his son Edward who is to under go an operation for appendices in the Charlottetown Hospital.

Mr. George W". lvi'_iirpiii|, of _'Mc-

Neill's Mvills, is at present in the P. E. island Hospital undergoing treat- inont for dislocation of the shoulder.

His many i'r'leiiils wi-ll he _pleased to learn thsrt he is progressing favor ably.

LAURIVERFS DEATH RECALLS PRE' DICTION OF “BIG JOHN"

»MONTR.l!lAfL. Feb. 20--“Big John

Canadian" often describedaa Can- ad\'| most ihmous guide. whose spirit

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Prince Edward

Matinee Daily-.3.15 Sharp-Night-7 and 8.45

i i 1

s-..nio iaiiuais rooir---3 .

t

Tho Empire All-Star Corporation Presents

_, _ Tli_eChiti1ning Broadway Actress

OLIVE

TELL- .

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In the-Charles Frohinan Stage Success '

“Her Sister”

A Five Act Story of Love and Intrigue with a Glimpse of the Mystic-Scenes laid in

New York

of Today'

Duncan Drives car

on Narrow Planks over Dizzy Chasm 100 feet - above River.

This is one of the sev-

eral thrills in _

“The Gorge of

- llestructioir’

Seventh ’i`hr_illing Ghapier

of “The Champion"

“A FIGHT FOR

_ MILLl0NS"

A

This is not a

new Comedy but you'II get just as many l a u gh s when you sec

CHARLIE

Go Four Rounds

GHAPLIN

With

scream from start to finish

COMING MILDRED HARRIS

_ (Mas. _CHARLES cHAPi.iN> '

~ sflilfein in--‘WHEN A GIRL Loviss"

that borders on the marvellous. while 1‘cS\‘BtUl1S'1lI9'I`°99 V’ we Pm

left his body on Sunday m0l'11ins for “The Happy Hunting Grounds", made the following curious prediction In 1884:

_"when i nie. you shall 'be fflglmm ed," ‘lie said. to Sir Wilfrid Laurier, whose body now iles in state.

Between the deaths of Sir Wilfrid

and of "Big .loli'n" was one da!/»S Ill' tenval, reminding Montrealers of a scene witnessed in 1884. 'Phe two

were preparing to celebrate St. Jean Baptiste Day in that year, and the inte A. Carriveani, one ot’ the most zealous organizers of the celebration. was speaking with Sir Wilfrid 011 N0lF€ Dame Street, near Place D'Aru1es, in Montreal, wfhen “Big John" arrived with a band of his “fbi-a.ves". Mr. Car~ riveau lnltroduced "Big John" to his

friends. Sir \\’-llirid asked the Indian

how old he was.

“I ani 43 years old." he replied. “\Ve are almost ot' the some =\H9»"

said ‘Sir Wilfrid Laurier. “l will -be 43 at my next birtlidiay_" I

"Well" replied “Big John' "when i

die you shall be i’rigliteiied."

Everybody nearby had a good laugh

on hearing the ind'inii's words, and t-he indian went away.

“Big John." whose prowess in shoot.-

the Luciiino Rapids is known far and

Be Pretty! Tum

Gray Hair Dark

Try Grandm°ther‘s Old Favorite Reo-

ipe of Sage Tea and Sulphur .

Ainioat everyone ltnows that Sago

Tea and Sulphur, proporfly f-_om-pound ed. brings back the no-tnrmi color and lustre -to the liaifr when faded. artreiik- ed or gray. Years ago the only way to get this mixture was to make it at

home, which is mussy :ind tr_cfulil.'»- sonic. Nowadays, by asking nt un-_' drug i-itorc for “\\'yetli'-5 Sage and Sul- phur (`onipond," you will get a large bottle of this famous old recipe, ini_ proved by the addition of oilivr in- gredieiits, at a small cost.

Doi1't. stay gray! Try it! No one

can possibly tell that you dniiiciieii your liuir, as it does 'it so natui'a.ii_\` and evenly. You dampen a sponge ar soft. 'brush with it :ind d-rniv this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time; by iuorriing thc irrny hair disappears ani] after another HD' plication or two your hair hecouies

beiiiitifiiily- durk, glossy and uttrnc- tive.

`\viric, died on ‘Sunday and S;-r Wilfrid l..i_urlei' on Monday.

M|nard'G Llnimont Cures Goldl. E2-

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A FAULT CONFESSED ~ IS HALF REDRESSED

We' admit t h at we

bought too heavily on certain items of -A ' H

I Rubber Goods

-Which are in great de- mand during the Winter s°ason and are willing to pay for it by forgoing the ' profits. _ _

- Therefore. accordin'g to "our policy of not carrying such goods from season to season we are placing the following groups of_

Hot _.Water Bottles, * Syringes, Etc., Etc. ~

on SP_aciAi. SALE

The prices are so ex-

lremely low for the tirade lines shown that ey’ll move out in a hurry.

Gi-:r Youns-Tonnv

ionnsonaionnson

Tho Quality llNll!oN__ out-n'¢r Km me rum ann

` ovinioui-:

Accounts

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SETTLED '

We’ have a number of overdue accounts

on our bookswith wh1ch_we have been very patient. But now .the_ time h_as come when these must be settled either with cash or by note. *We are closing our books shortly for ' theyear and all. overdue ac ounts not_ then aid Will- be handed in for collection without I)urther notice.”

Your kind. attention will oblige »

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