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for Women

An exclusive display of _

women's high-grade, new style, American boots in patent, ,gun metal and tan-- ' a smart line with all the 1 new style in toe and heel, the short vamp and nobby finish that makes these the nlost stylish and attractive footwear values of the sea-

son.

_But the lot is limited to sizes 3, 4_and 4 1-2. Don’t come looking for 5’s, 6's and 7’s for there are none in the lot. These boots were con-

the former prices which ran from $3.50 to $5.00 but to day you can have 175 pairs at .. .. $2.98-a_ pair

l ALLEY & Co.

135 Queen St. '

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FOXES FOR

1914 PupX__§_i_lver Black

- . Beautiful

_Silver Black Breeders

all for later delivery. ' If Quality, Breedirlgfan`d '

Lowest Prices would inter- ' est you. WRITE or WIRE us. FUNDY FOX`C0., LTD.

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o . tillmali avenue, Brooklyn, for over °th

1.* ‘ if to

i _ _ gf P Y ,I tulglgsouéflcnmaalen qsszppeared _"°m was stated that his condition is seri- `i .‘ cia

ii, when you wish to make if gil; mn __ _ __ _ __ 1 _.

- - ‘ n or er ever snce. n `i an appointment With the lier return she told her parents she | ‘ i I i ul * l | l l lu. '__' ',_¢,|,u»,!,,,, , _ ,_, had been with friends, but this did_ ~

,i € I( S _ ffl not give satisfaction and the police'

f] u 0 _lu were notified.

Actin f‘ th ‘C ~

stayed until morning. The girl said

i she

127 Graftgn SL ‘ stayed at the "clubhouse" for two

' days. At the eiid of that t me one of

young men took her to u |u,.uiuu_-Atchison ..._ _..9Bll _ mom _house in Beduud uveuue__ Am. Beet sugar .......... ...45}

where she took a room under the Am Smuters ' "

, _ name of Alice Ma_yWo0d_ Anlal. CODDGT ..~ .. .. M76!

m Que says thu men hud hypnotic iu_ Brooklyn ILT. _ ...92%

fluence over her and she stayed ln'U°“°dl“n P“°m° ~'-"M55

the room without question. They.E"°

V Great Northern

sgfggliegf 2;; ¥é§:u_m°d and pam the Mex Petroleum ....... _.68 66; 67; time will no doubt be one of the fast-

Telephone 192-J. 23°

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MUTHEH If CH||.llS W THE EASTERN GUARDIAN *Z

...°I’l' PAYS to buy in this province , *TUE MORNING DAILY Guard

...___ las can be obtained at W. A. Jehu

ir ososs, irsivnnisl-1, ooNs'r1- °¢°“°

Parsin, eiviii -iosnmosms 1'

svnur or ries."

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A laxative today save; ¢ slag vices

child tomorrow. Children simply will iihu _

., rl 'i . . C n ti mat °§_30_ p ”‘ °“ "1" °f‘ Nonrn 'rayon Honsn Norse.

not take the time from 'play to amp a.

ty their bowels. which become clans

¢l°ss0d up with. waste, liver gets ll“¢8llh: stomach sour. .

. Look at the tongue, mother! 11 Te coated, or your child is listless, the

cross,_ feverish, breath bad, rest1ess.'on doesn t eat heartily. full of cold or 30 has sore throat or any other child- by

1'°D'B Aliment. Bive a taaspooniul of Rev.

“California Syrup of Figs," then Re

dQn't worry because it i f 1 harmless, and in a few houlmpzllegiy “rx

constipation poison, sour bile and

..°MASS MliiE'l‘INO.- A Mass mperance meeting will be held in Methodist Church at Montague, Thursday night, Feb. ‘19th, at 7.- o.clock. Addresse will be delivered Mr. J. K. Ross of Charlottetown;

J. (5. Martin of Cardigan; and

v. W. Wilson, the Field Secre-

of t e Temperance Alliance.

in Montague. His oillca phone' _

18 and residence phone 20. ...‘MEE'l‘ING POS’l‘PONED.- The

lmeeting of the Souris li‘armer‘s In-

»g'p_ ALBAN3_ g0UR1g__ ge,-_I stftute, which was to take place on

Wm be hom at g¢_ Albanalsaturday, Feb. 21, will be held on

rch, Bourls, next Sunday at 11 M°“d“Y» F°b- 23rd-°

-_-_-l.,

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l Horsemen in this section are pre- parfng their horses that are supposed- to have considerable speed for e. series of Ice Races that are being ar- ranged by some of the lovers of speed. These races are due to take place dllrlng the later part of Webm- ary. It is expected that meetings will be arranged and that races will be held at Cape Traverse, Tryon,

°STUftGEON_ _ The fgllowinggg North Tryon, and Victoria,

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Summer Dresses

f°"°°“¢i“S WM*-B will sentlv move threatening el the _pupils of rem-l Tv

_ out of the bowels, a d h 1 _ . ll

.V _ well, playful child agldlny? thgliugl: 3:10” schoo ° for the month or Jan "B

ry:-Grads II-Senior-1, Eva* S

es Millpond is at present in ex- eut condition for horse trotting. oms _of the local horsemen are

‘inside cleansing" is oftimes all that Hiclren; 2, Lois Graham; 3, Rowan seen daily showing their mares to a

Beware of counterfeit fig syrups. Gr

ASK your drugglst for a 50-cent Gra bottle of “California Syrup of Figs," and

sidered very good values at _which has full directions for babies, Hi

hildren of all ages and for grown- el

ups plainly printed on the bottle. Gra

Look carefully and see that it is Laughlin McKenzie. Grade I.--:has made by the “California Fig Syrup Richard Sencabaugh. Clemmle A.

Company." Don’t be fooled.f Mur

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TALE OF KIDNAPPING

'lTHF’.0UGl{ H'l’PNO'I'1SM. T

had been missing from her home at

oRoN'ro. Feb. is.-George smet- be

Bnooi<l.YN, N, Y., Feb. 11.-Miss ffm. Henrietta $chlatzleln. a Sunday W"

h 1 t h tion oo Bac er' seventeen years dd' an early hour this morning by pn

er roomers in the house who hed| J

is necessary. It should be the first Sencailiaugh. Grade V.-Junior--1, ‘cm

,‘, Uelfmeut Elven in any sickness. Stanley Hlcken; 2, Harold Graham. ianniiied as they see some of the great ` 110- IV~-1- L0*-H0 I. I-»l¢W°l1y11- bursts of speed shown oy some ofthe

de III-1, Matilda Scndhhnugh green horses. Sfe1lnfHi¢k°n. 'inclnnlli 2. Ethel. ima welelrs King Brazilian 224

ckell. Grade III.---Tunior-_-1, Eth-‘sm

phy, teacher. sw

wd of spectators who are often

1 shows his old time form. King

M"K°“”i°- Gnd” II_1~ G°°"g°~Brazillan has been in the stud in this ham; 2, Douglas Graham; 3,|u,.u

vince for the past few years and been producing some excellent

ck.

\ Wm E. (Bert) Dawson showed up

_ BROQKLYN GIRL TELLB UNCONSCIOUS FROM GAH `_a good one in the chestnut pacing

_ . -' IN mare Ola. D. by Brazilian 2.19 dam

EAR1 QHIS MORN G .Tune Morning 2.36i she is one of the

a roomer at 36 Robinson street, *"0

st green pacers that has appeared

und this settlement for a_ long

found in an unconscious colldi-_ S9011. Hut iS Very 81150118 to Zhi n from gas poisoning in -his room mark at Camden Holland’s fast

weuk_ returned yesterdum and tom been attracted by the fumes of es- yen

v g be Association rooms, where

cing horse Rosvillc.

allies Uhlsolm also has a three r old Kalol colt that is a nice

story which caused two young men “Ping 888- T116 l10l'i°° “ml-‘“l”‘”°° gaited lad and be knows how to car-

be arrested and locked __p_ ;?s'summoned, and carried Strattondry

the Western Hospital, where it

__ g omen hrlstien Asso- ous on building a week ago 1 t » __ ____ and ___ thorough Search hafd _“Stratton is apparently without re

slick Miniii A

g .ap in O onnor, with -.

_~.-_ __-_-_ _-_ v~_ -. .M - - - - i'-Wo other police officers, questioned l E l 1 i i l X i l l l E l l ¥ l E l K l l ,_ _ __ , the girl, who finally adimtted that on.

lea in t

- _ she had been to attend a sewing class Qiiggagiong furnished by F_ q MQ- _ she met two young men, who took

BTCOK QUOTATIONS._ _

Ourdy & Co., Stock and Bond'I~lro-'tg

01' £0 B lu0Viug Pi°f»'-‘F0 SHOW ill hers, Members Montreal Stock lilx-

lubhouse' near by, where th#

was then afraid tc go home, and

She learned of the search A bein M

i ` il

JAS. Flatbush avenue._ change, 164 Richmond St., Char-

. . _ i _ Afterwards the three went to

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February 18.

himself in companv hav ng per-

fect action and fine manners.

Newton Dawson who marked Lee-

wood 2.27j. Loafer 2.3-ig. June Morning 2.37, Lady Eveline 2.24 and

“V09 l" the ci" fwho also raised some of the best

racing material on this Island. has a- two yenl' old stallion--sired by that Kentucky bred horse Lord Hastings that is showing up wonderfully. l Frank Lung is handling a fine big ’e;.|endidiy gaited colt _lor Luke Woods. l~`rank's own mare Campbel- tou Bt-.ll is laid up with -a badly in-' jured leg. Ile is in hopes of having hen

condition to take part in the races-‘ at are going to take place shortly. Robert Simmons is ollering for sale

lottetowm P_ E_ ___ _his fine stock horse Parkright by

Parkwood. He is a well built horse

ns well as a gentle and safe horse to.

NEW YORK STOCKS. |drive.

High Low Close

071 sis

...S9 G81 4185

75S 76 92 92;- 214 214;

...30§ 291 30%

Pfd. .1303

ss-. Pncidc . . . ... 25% 26; 0

made for her on Monday and yeeterif N°"th°l'“ Paemc -~-A15* 115* “GH

, Robert E. Olllton is handling a six 'year old buy trotter (breeding un- known). This gelding will likely make a fast one for the races next season. She is heavily staked and is sound, a great individual and is said to have worked halves in 1.12. I The King Brazilian pac ng mare owned by Freeman Welch has been

129 1'.>.9§ showing considerable speed and in

st grcenwznes on the Island. That celebrated stallion Burk sired

'ds

W H

THE COLDEST SPOT S

62 BELOW ZERO L

y decided to returu humB_ Pennsylvania _,.1111 111 11.1; by June Day was seen passing thro-

_ Re

nding ._ _.....168} 167 167% “B11 this vicinity. several days ago

others Panini- _:ssl 'ssl 96 _t

V 6 ` _.___ _ U.s. steel .L_ ...est ssl _sal

ah Copper .........55§ 552 555 by James Lord is said to be in foal

y night was the coldest of the sea n, the mercury dropping to 46 be

at 'Worth Bay, 48 at Cobalt and

ins the championship with n report B 62 below. C

__ NORTH BAY, oN'r_, Feb. 17.-_-'ruse-_ :ut

2' . , _ _ i _ j _ '

m is Montreal Power 1.228 227i 239 I

Y ff

at Cochrane White River still re

.S.Steel & C‘oal»Corn. .79 73! 73%

_ 1

4 MONTREAL ‘ST00_K5» - 'D

rglgn new close <'

lllsn 'rraf-bien' lie' sei’ sol U

ITE RIVER, 0NT_, _ Rock Island .'..f/1 63 '61 and he showed speed equal to that oi

; ' ... _‘ 0

hc famous Maud S. when she was in

ton I-‘nciflc .,161-ll _.1611 1621 her old time form.

The handsome Chestnut mare owned'

o Mayor Todd. The offspring will o doubt be something pretty nice as his mare is considered one of the

'best brood mares in this vicinity.

harles Poolay one of the prominent

_:ada Cement- _ _ _ _ 1 23 29 gorsemen of this section has been

tl‘0l¢ ... ... ... ... ,.;...7l} 71§ 7-1§ ‘tr

~ ` Dom.Steel_ Corp'n _...I9 38; 58%'

2 Mexican Northern Poyle;-_..‘.8{-7 __S__%|;

y Mm“'& St’P°'"l (Soo) Alfred' Kehoe., who last winter de-

howing up daily on the ice with his

vfiillir stallion Gamiie Brazilian

nd is said to be doing some great ork. ‘ `

loped the fast pacer Alfred K.. had

uber R _ ______15% 15 15 _the misfortune to fracture his hand-

ome driving horse’s forward leg. Tha]

. - y E A ' I _ ll cold Air. Rough wines, strong Rlcneliw li ontario ;g_|hm,s__ ,B at mam in slings and ____

I SOBDB Often Brill! 0° ChY`°“l° Shawmignn “ sported as doing well. ‘ `

_ Eczema. S

._ ff

'More beautiful than the rose is 'l‘

punish River Com ......15-16 r

oronto Ry. ..._ 14?.

win City ...ho sale

'liartin Kehoe has recently 'been seen

on the ice with a hobbled pacer

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` J/ » W ‘ ba:by's skin when in health, and so

'-155'? ` ` ~ ,i .---i~»1»_>f. , delicate that it is susceptible to env-

-sd . ," _ _ thing which irritates. For this rea- .»~. .15 ,__» ` ,,,,, son baby’s skin troubles are many.

A ' aniffrequently chronic itching eczema

» is developed. _

Nothing can be better for baby s

ki h ix-rit ted, than Dr.

cannot be too black or too heavy 'u:é°."'0f,§‘,_m,ut_ :nd _ when wema

_ . . . . c

providin it is Coal. Get in a sup- , d,,v,|,,,,,,d you W, apply tm, pre. ply of tlie best NOWiyou will pil-ation with the knowledge that

pulp ._ ,_ isz 190 no l

'OOTTON.'

High Low Close

M li . . . . . . ... _....1220 1218 1220 i\i;;c.___ ...iisz nas 1192_ July ._ ...i186 1184 1185 ofrbm __ _....1146 1142 1145

Woods Ottawii .,....168 si

feel more sure of ‘comfort and it

warmth Qur gradps al-e_Wan-an. the skin is due to the success it has ted to satisfy you in quality and D price. t

The intense itching of eczema of N he face and scalp is very hard for J

s wonderful record as a healer of

roven in the cure,of eczema.

other. The itching parts are scra-

Ay `vvlieat lily Wheat

alum a Pliovislous.

` High Low Close h

_..94} 94| 94|; . ... ...89§ 891 89|

...GSI 65* 55g

the little one to bear, and is a .July gg;-n source of worry and anxiety $0 91° Muy corn . .....66} 66 66

| | ln May Pork . _....3180 2170 2170

' tched, and nasty and colored scars May LM-d _,A095 1092 1092

°° s 15

Phong 11| ' are formed. Eczema naturally b _

comes chronic and spreads over the .b0dy_. You can positively control ec- zema and cure it by thence of Dr. Chaee's Ointment. What is better htill is to use this ointment for all chilling and irritation of the shin and prevent eczema from getting started.

Cliarloitciown Steam Navigation fm Anna Kellogg 1,,,,,_ ,md comn

EVA 'l‘ANouAY Buys M

$65,000 PROPERTY l

AT CONEY ISLAND..

red by Lord I-Insting’s and is re-

ported as showing lots of speed con- sidering the amount of training he hns_hnd.

_,_

'Oni exper liscnced harmzicists

' y t. P

_era allowed to work in our prescrip-

tion department and nothing but the purest and fresh'-st nf drugs are used. Every prescription is checked and re-checked to insure accuracy and our delivery service is always

' prompt, Leave the next prescription

ere. The Two Miles, 149 Grant George St.-Mtl. _

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PASTOR MARRIES

WRONG COUPLE.

OHAMPAIGNE, Ills., February 18

-Last night, the Rev. Alfred Wicks, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church at Rantolil, Ill., ofllciated nt the double wedding of Miss Florence Sllsdorf to Charles Remert, and Miss Mabel Susdorf to Oscar 'l‘uburen_ The minister ls very short si hted and

Ready Now!

SfriP§d___QfeveS

It's a well known fact that people keep putting off unpleasant work

until the last moment and what a great number do not start togetready _ --- for the spring and summferuntil the season is right on them Then all is

hurry and bustle alla one hears on everys de-why don’t you have this .

and why don'tyou have that and the answer of course is sold out.

°"°__€af_#_h_<2_$*_=3;'ss11_f_f_“i __9'1_<;s§_nf1__2¢f_v_¢“f §sWins__snd i>f'=P=f==\

tions for lhe spi ing and summer completed in time

The beauty of the crepe fabric is its easy washing and laund-

ering. No ironing required. Sirnpfy pull it out -that‘s all.

White ground blue stripe Blk. ground white stripe

“ “ mauve “ “ “ white spot

“ “ bluet “ White “ black _

as is black if 16C

Riveria Crepes

One of those dainty soft wa§\§l:rics used extensively in Paris

this season by people in ihe_know-

__ Plain Pink Sky

Mauve Maeteriinck b`ue

Tan with Pink stripe

Blue “ white “ Pink “ black “ Blue " black “

White “ blue “ 25c yd

British Ratine

A line heavy cloth of beautiful make- finish and appears nce for

dresses or suits 30, 32 inches wide.

Pink _.Mauve . A ~- Sky Champagne

W Maeterlinck Blu e

» ends of all sorts of materials. They/'re all measured up and marked __

Lat -small prices to clear and can be found on the front counter.

50c yd

While Indian Heads 20c, 25c, 3()c yd

-Remnants*

We've been house cleaning and have come across a lot ot

l~ _

L _»; . -' 'la '._¢`.l___

Mr. Nev had in the centre of his l

puncturing the blood vessel. _A stream of blood flowed from Ney S head and he fell over unconscious. He was curl-'lcd into the holli-in but flied before il doctor arrived.

li All Depends

Cc., Limited.

Annual General Meeting

ii:

fl Ile

ld of th lotte-

$231: g?ea:llmNavigsti<‘:n Cofnpilmh

.i°.:i§:=iil;,;“:.rI*.;i’:.*;.'e‘i'§,‘i §f‘"€ii°‘f§°'£L‘__}fA'3.§f,"§l§‘..2§ T? 323? larsl.. ef urs uno' °° an LowerWater fn. I*-fzi'-‘1'.§’f='55"~""""‘°""""""’°.".‘.'i:‘.2::~i’.i."lfini"i‘l:.".l'i‘;l“5._ :zest An¢hn`ells:i§l»%f|\lltra'bfs'l4:;lf:nburner om- of 11 dclock A. M., f0l‘ the '?i‘5Iii.:.:°;::. rr. ii'°:°:ri,_.g;{f»l=¢n°n °f Dif°<=¢°n “"4 °**‘°F §:t“.u.:f"ul=.:'°."§xt“”?““' A "¥"’“°°'fs one ' ‘

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Bunmli M F __ _mf ISLWA Manager.

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PILLS. _

NEW YORK, Fell. 17.*- EVE. Turl-

'giiny completed yesterday the i?“\'°\‘“‘ se of A $65,000 piece of vrniwrtv nil Flea Gate, Coney Island. The prop-' rty ls that formerly “Wed by tl"

prlacs eleven lots- If i! \1°°\' “W Norton’s_ Point Lighthouse. It is said the actress intends to rebuild “nd _occupy the house as 'a HumI\1°\‘ residence.

Most sfeknasscs that impair health have their stsrt In quite Ulfdfulfy ailments of the orfsnl 0! 418°!- tion or slfminat on. Stomach, liver, kidneys, and bowels are quickly benefited by the sctlon of

BEECHAIWS

5-izsvzlimiai.

. _ . ,

` IQH gygfyylgfg, In loses, Il si

caused n deal of confusion.

Both the sisters are young and

pretty. The couples were attendants (|013 T50 diK°B¢iV° P1`°¢°"°l “"° 9° to ,meh Utne,-_ The brldes' names be, dependent on free action of the liver ing the s,,m,_ the minister got twnu that any deraugcment of this organ ed and married t-he wrong coiiple.|!°°“ html' "°“b‘°' I 1_ Then he uturtcu an uve, again mu] Billiousness and constifation 8 ua got it straight. Tuburen, who was l°"» Wm' h°°d°°h° °“ Mp; " accidently married tu each uf tu spirits. Additional work is t rown

th h l

girls, tried to kiss his sister-in-law'°l:n3::;€id“°";t;:d 1-"gzguugsdw £13

the liver is in healthful working or-

and was knocked down.

TOKIO STILL RIOTS

AGAINST MINISTRY.

TOKIO. February 18.-Further dis- turbances have occurred here. More' than 200 persons were arrested fol-| lowing anti-government riots. The nights sire disturbed by coniitnued, disorders and S00 policemen are kept' busy dispersing mobs and protecting government _ buildings. Editions of newspapers are being suppressed und. others have been seized because of~

meeting has been called when resolu-

oi ins ly the blood carries poisons through the body. Careful eating is a Kfclli |1019 towards keeping the liver right, but when it does get wrong there is noth- ing like Dr. Cbase'e Kidney-Liver Pills to restore the liver to healthful

action.

With the secretion of bile by the

liver, constipation and blliousncss are cured, and the digestive and ex- erctory systems are set in order. lt is wonderful the benefit obtained bv a few doses of Dr. Clla.sc‘s Kidney- Liver Pills under these circumstances A trial will convince you of their ,

tions will be adopted condemning the “Stop that cough! British Cough government because of the high Cure will fix lt. 25cm. n boltlc.-ii”-_/\.

attacks against the ministry. A mass',nDm0r mem"

taxes.

' Foster iz“.:-2 znmzi

unched yester ay, has recelv

di' bl od vessel. pleasing notices in the London tlnan-

ho‘lll1rt;£ll(llli?rkllr‘;;lll1lelnéedin; his chin- , Cinl press. A. much larger issue could kens, one ofthe hungry roosters have been underwritten, ns applica- uew uu uud peeked at the 1, nhmarkg tions are very numerous.

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'_ READING, Pa.. February 18.-Dan-_ LONDON, Feb. 17.-The issue _of TOKIO, February 17.-Serious dis- __ ie] A, Ney, u contractor, bled to‘ the Canada Steiimshi Line Limit- turbnnces have occurred in connection

p s

death today from ii peculiar cause. od, of £1.300-000 f_i_VE Per CBD*-"bl>'_ld;-_

with thc agitafon against the minis- try at Osaka. Mofbs today stoned the tram cars and the Revenue blilfding.- The 'disturbances are' in part the outcome of the agitation for lower tllxes.

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