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if _ '.rnE_'cHanLo'rTE'ro\vN GUARDIAN . mm eww

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_ Want a nerve tonic ? _ . t Want a blood purifier? . .

, Vanta strong ciicrinive ? -

- . Want a family medicine?

£mJ,¢f¢.11,|,,,,¢,4w»",”_ Want It without alcohol? -

Spraqaiilla. Tlicnnuwifl Vent Ayer‘s Sirsapnrili-.i °

Ask your doctor Ask your doctor Ask your doctor

- Alk your doctor

Ask your doctor Ask your doctor

mm( 3 We have no lacrafaf We hi! is 1.0. oe.,

" Wi- the fbr-nlu stall our maeliriiiaml Lewal‘l..;aaa.

in _~ i- fr- `

- ' -..._-2l»'~

' " " I ' ' * - ~ -~ - _ 2 Any girl desiring to learn ad and

i0§r2iih` iry Cook's Studio,

New DesBrisay Block,

The Studie Whore Baby l-i Always

~ Weldbmn

4_l,

“HUGHES”

Cascara Pills

are s reliable and eilective reinedv for Bii.ioUs ATTACKS, Si.ir<;<;i,=;{; LIVER, S-CK Hisankciiics, Cox- $'I‘iPA'ri0N and all deraiigeiiieiits srisiig from a disordered stomach

Price 25;: per box.

GEO. E. U iiU(_;||E5,

_ EVERYDAV

is -argain day now nt our store. Youiau buy slices cheaper non' than at any other tiiiie. Our prices are lower than others fur saiiie class of go ds. It will certainly pay you to see our stock before you buy. \Ve crrrv the largest stock 1 f ladies' shoes at $2.00 and $2 5- :1 pair in town. Just as good as niost at $3.0oa pair. Try us fir y..ur next pair.

A. E. McEACllEN

The Shoe Msn. iluinfrthtf f -

Fall and Winter i Suiis and

Uvercoats

lW“"'f.

_ You cunmil .lo lwiic-r than _, o lace your iixnii. in our luilnr '

Ellnp. lfil is an liig iiiiivr or .'i ' amallone, ire- uill givvii pains- taking aflfuiiuii. \\'e guarantee

uatisfactiiiii.

.- !».~» .;.

_ C. Alex Brown ’

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C USTOM TAILOR i.

Ulrlli' Grqiii. flcui-ge uiul licui 3~‘l.-'. -‘

Chut'laticluwn.

Brown Sn r 1% Cie DH'-l

Ba* Crylgl pen pound ' ipeople in Prince Edward Island. Mr.

-Special _ Boot and

Shoe Prices For ' Saturday

99e

This lot will

I be displayed in

our Wi1idoW---

r Wo1nens’111isses` and childrens

,_ boots, shoes and

;<_ slippers-----your

I-_ choice at 99C

*_ 75c

___ A11 other as-

sorted lot, not " quite as high lpriced, your

. choice 75C.

50c

_ a pair--a basket

.j full ofchiId1'e1i's l` boots, size Io.

Alley Q/_ Co

' Wciscll Sugar CHEAP SALE

` Crosse & Blacliwcll's

office at once. A good chance for the

For a real gona ph,,_ , "cl" =‘"~ ‘

THE 0UEEN’S C0

UNTY GUARDIAN

H Offices ln New Prowse_Block-rclllrllmelvwn ‘

Merchandise night 'nt Wonderlandi

tonight. ‘

‘ Archibald McLean has left this

news setting should apply at this

night. _

The special train went to George-

City on a business trip to Pictou,'town Saturday night.

vp 'g N.s. -- _

- _ A ._ The mail train arrived Saturday

~ Sk your dr"gg"’l °" 8"°f°\' f0\‘ at 12.80 with one hundred bags of

H I V A 1;. -

' _ U _ ~ _There were twenty-ilve passengers

Th# lflfgeil and best smoking pings nn the Market to Georgetown by the Stanle Sat-

~ - _ Y

HIC l< 1 V c I “"“"" =- -

dmwhm! Clm_|mu_h*?"'mmlyl C H O l\. 0 \ Frank Murphy. Hone River, who

' ‘Q15 _ .loii\ifuctum~.- is in the Charlottetown Hospital is

s steadily lmrrvvinir in health-

‘from Picton Saturday at 10.20.

| E.W. Knowles, _of Toronto, sang a (solo at the First Methodist Church last evening.

Arthur W. Gaudet, City, has ie- turned from Halifax where he took part ln the races.

I The ladies of St. Vincent de Paul Sewing circle wish to thank the K. _of C. for a cash donation. _

Among the visitors to the City

The inward cargo by the Stanley

;Saturday comprised one car of |see<i, two cars flour and one car of mixed freight,

G. H. Cook has had in his win-

-dow on Queen Street an excellent :photo of the late Premier Peters. ‘The work is. a fine example of _sepea portraiture and was done by A. E. Lyon.

Kent Street,

Practice limited to Diseases

of Eye. Ear, Nose, Throat

and Skin.

Eyes tested and fitted for

' glasses.

OFFICE HOURS iita lla. in. l.iJ'l-‘i.30 p nl. Kvciiiiigs by auilaiutmont.

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| Mr. Ballingall wishes all advertis- _ers for the city directory to have 'the~copy ready this forenoon as it 'will be called for today. The prin- itcrs are at work and any delay in receiving copy will prolong the pub- -lication of the directory.

I That _Prince Edward Island once had the ballot,- and that afterwards it was abandoned, argues nothing. The one question is whether the bal- lot is better than the open vote? Have our people the right to the same freedom of untrnmmeled choicc which the electors of all other free

‘countries enjoy.

l Dr. Thompson, Yukon, in the Dominion House of Commons lust week, wanted something done about freight rates on joint land and water systems, such as that lending to the Yukon. Mr.. Lefurgey made the same point concerning the double railway and intermediate boats leading to points in Prince Edward Island. In the winter the government owned 'all the three systems and the charges 'were much higher than for similar _distances on the mainland routes. *For instance, the freight on grain from Montreal to Halifax, 852 miles. i_is 9 cents per hundred pounds. From Charlottetown to nn outward point, 1,200 miles oil, the rate is 40 cents. The rate from Charlottetown to Picton, 70 miles,»is higher than from Montreal to Halifax, twelve times as far. This injustice ought to re- medied at once:

The Union Herald,-which is is-

sued monthly by the Union Church, |at Ridgefield Pork, N. J., has n most complimentary reference to a native of this Province-Rev. Allan McNeill, -who is n son of Mrs. Emily McNeill of Crapuiid. Rev. Mr. Mc- _Neill is pastor of the Presbyterian iUnion Church, Ridgefield Park, N. J., and recently has had to seek rest and restoration oi shattered ihealth at the 'Jackson Health Re- sort, nt Alton Vista, Dansville,N. "Y, It was the occasion of his re- turn to better health that prompted the authorities of the resort and others who had been associated with Mr. McNeill to write the trustees of his church, congratulating them on the fact that they were soon to have their pastor back; and stat- ing that during his weeks of resting land recupernting at Dansvillc bc had made for himself a large place in the affections of guests and family alike and won the esteem' and respect of everybody. The Union Herald, in

kind, helpful word to say about anybody they believe in saying it

pleasure of a visit from the famous

known to the majority of reading

Baturday were Dr. Rogerson and W, G. McDonald, Vernon River.

5 The outward cargo by the Minto -Saturday included 280 packages of sundries and ten cars of oats.

Mrs. Lemuel Poole and Miss Nun

Poole were passengers to George- town by the niail train lust night,

I C. O. _Thompson representing the 'Hewson Woolen Mills Ltd., Amherst, ‘N. S., is expected in this City to- morrow. V

The Guardian regrets to learn that Mrs. Thomas Ayers, Euston Street, is suileriug from a severe at- ‘tack of- bronchitis.

; '1‘he many friends of M.. W. Nelson of Stanley Bros, will regret to learn that he is confined to his home with it severe attack of ln grippe.

i Rev. Mr. Thomas announced last. evening that he would deliver next Sunday evening a sermon on Poli- tics from the platform of ii Chris- tian man.

Another big night of fun and mer

ryment. Wonderland has another |lVlerchandise night. See iflieii special _ad on page eight. 'Everybody should try for the os rocker its u beanty._

I Yesterday the blue waterj was lplninly visible almost opposite the Rocky Point wharf and as far out as the aye cduld reach. Floating ice _was also reported around Point lPrlm all of which gives promise to an early opening of navigation.

»The death occurred at Cape Trav- erse on Saturday, from a relapse of in grlppe, of Montague Muttart, .u iwell-known and much esteemed real- Ident. Mr. Muttnrt was a son of lthe late Lewis Muttart, Cape-Trav- arse, and leaves to mourn ii widow ;u.nd four children - Harry, Winnie, ‘Bertha and Alice. all of whom re- 'sidc at home.

Yesterday the winter steamers

made round 'trips between George- town and Picton. The Stanley loft Georgetown at 5 .a. m. with a lcargo of secd oats and got buck at 511, m., |and the Minto which left Picton early in the morning had a‘quick trip across und took back to Picton a full load of oats.. Mails and pas- 'scngers arrived in this City at ‘eleven o'elock a. ni. ‘

'Reports como from various sec-

ls not to bc trusted. At the Three

D F. l.

Hillsboro Buy. In many places on the East West and North Rivers the ice is unsafe. From Pinette comes word of horses breaking-through the ice in that bay. and it is evident ‘that travelling on the ice requires

commenting on this says “the wi-it.-:caution at the present time. Prob-Ia muse_the payment of tha in-,.`_ ers are not ardent admirers of post-;Mb|Y Such lllllllillfilly mild W€Hl~l\¢l"p,~0v¢men¢s mage in the Convent mortem eulogies. _If they have ii as has prevailed during the month building last summen And do not

.Just past has not been known for ii good many years A temperature

on loud-" by dw an <1~=»=f»¢= »\»°v= we Z'i'.’?i°.Ii‘§.‘I' .0”".'.°.?..- 135335' 2.Té‘.§’.?f.‘T"

--- _ ling point, a bright warm sim, i.nii_ ’ ’ 2_2)_m

There is every possibility that this streets und sidewalks free from sniwi

summer this Province may have the are certainly extraordinary ci-ndi-I ___.._.___._.___._._

'tions forhthe lntfter part of Feb.

Rudyard Kipling, the "poet of thenrunry in t is coun ry. _ . . ~ Empire.. as he has been called' and ` Merclisiiclise night at \Voiitle - whose stories are probably well -l-----i*

lilercliandise ni ht at Wonder

ith

W. F. Boggis left for Moncton last.ber friend Mrs. Machaggan, New`

Tho' Stanley got into Georgetownlimprovements in the Guardian news

H . .

paper since my last. trip are certain- ` »

W. E. Boon; commercial traveller,

went to Georgetown Saturday night

Miss Pearl Taylor, Charlottetown,

who has been visiting in Halifax, has returned to finish her visit w

Glasgow.

A c0U&Uerclal traveller, who makes

two or three trips to this Province reach year was heard to remark the

ly remarkable. It is a great news-I paper now."

Wednesday. It is understood that among the matters to be considered is the appointment of a successor to Rev Dr Paisley as dean ofthe

well-known in this Pro: i:e !.nf.ug leen at one time svn in-'l in ‘-‘im

ARE YOUR .TOINTB LAME 'I

Haven’t you a weak spot, s place

_p¢.»¢»-¢_.aq-mixer

°° 1'0"” 1° H“l"°1~| . Meet rno at the Alvvavs '._Bu»v ltora

The university board oi regents ni 0

inc. Allison coiiege wiii meet next a

where cold and inflammation always, settles? Whether it is in the neck,l side, joints or, limbs-the cure is sim-| ple--a good rub with Nerviline and. than apply Nerviline Porous Plaster. I These great rnbefaciants invariably' cure strain, swelling, weakness and. muscular pain. There is no mystery' about this. Nerviline is the mosti penetrating linimeut known consequ~; ently it gets where the trouble really. is. Nervillne Porous Plasters arel great healers and draw out conges-| tion. Be sure you get -the genuine.. substitutes can't do the work. 1

ANNOUNCEMENTS. _

¢___-.- I

'Little Eliza in the great tables' scene ut Fairyland tonight.

"l)on’t forget the lecture in thc lst..

3rd. Admission .l0 cents. |

-voion sracmnisr-Prof. H. a.§ Tanton teacher of Voice Cultnrei

specialty, Studio 146 Great George

'Come to tile basement of the First; Methodist Church March 3rd and seei thc beautiful lime-light. views of thc* Robinson Crusoe country. Ailmlssio `: ten cents.

_night entertainment will be lizid ir.j the Lyceum Hall, Wed. March Athi at 7.30 p.m. A full attendance re- quested. . 2

*Notre Dome, Monday evening Mnrchi 52nd, a rare musical and drnmatici performance will be given by thef young lady pupils of Notre Dame. Academy in their beautifully equip-

_brilliant four-part choruses, und;

and lots

srANt£v amos,

..f~.i.i.. " ` " Gbe NewPrii1t Cottoiis,

)

Ilaid Giiighams, _Check (iiiigliains, ~I’Iaii1 Cliaiiiiirays,

Orgaiidies.

" Embroidered Nets, " All-Over Laces, , " . White Val. Laces, "_ Filet Laces,

Embroideries, "V

is "

_Iap (Silks, Dress Goods,

of other New Goods.

Piano and Organ. Voice culture ai D0n't

Btr et. 1-lidttsrtuliw. i

° , Freeze

when you can get hot drinks st any hour. except while you sleep at my popular resturant.

*A meeting of all the ladies and'

,gentlemen who have been asked tol ° ° take pnrt in the Easter Moiiilny.

in abundance just the thing to warm you up and make you feel good and strong.during this changeable wea‘_h1.-r.

I _ E. J. oaspsocuss.

the strains of harp.i = ___ _

-pianos-, violins, and mandolins,l .will enliven the intervals between tlici Iscenes of the interesting play,_ i“Kathlcen,” or "The Cost of a, Promise,” which the oung ladies'

month. This play is an admirable. ‘combination of pathos and f\in;.

papas and grendmammas will alone- be worth the price .of admission.| Tickets, 25 and 35 cents. Refresh-I ments, home-made candy. Do not refuse your contribution to so good

forget the date, Monday, March 2nd

and inni, ht

. . ' O i::.‘#.:c..i....i:i“'::~ .ci We Have Just Received ,Dr. Sprague of Bt. John who is]

'See Eliza crossing the river nt'

Cabin." ' f 5 9

Fairylnnd tonight in "Uncle Tom’s, S N L E Y B K 0 S

Methodist Bchoolroom, Tuesday, Mar. I 5,, .-.....,...___ ...f_ --.ws-_-_-'_`____.__ir_T;__

D00 MUSE H811- Choice 501051 m

, y ~

tions near Charlottetown, lndicatinglh b h 1 f th _tj Kee in 5 that the ice on the bays and rivers` ave .een re ears ng or e' pm ` P g e

.pines in Charlottetown harbonthereiwhne the sight of eight 0( the min 9 N

li” 0 en “Pte extmdmi out t° "h°'ims going through tlic.lnncers in thc|

quaint costumes of their gi~nnd»§,_ _ _,

ii' STILL LEADS ” 1!

vt’ OTHERS FOLLOW vi'

At this season, more particularly than at any other time of year, it is more impor- tant that tea drinkers should insist upon getting the genuine article.~ There is plenty of Brahmin Tea on Sale in town and country to-day._z1s well as a lot of othtr so-called “just as good bia_nds.” See that your grocer supplies you with the real and only reliable

|laszard’s Brahmin and take no"other

. .xiii 'r i ia-id, an ~ ' -»~ ~ -~---~------~ ’ ‘ '

Beat _Ganulatcd angers eta Per pound its iéhzgfivgalipti s xglorwofealpn whgiland to-night. `_ I _:_ _:__ ___ , L_

I " 4

Glass Preserve Jars For one week only we offer our,

Pmvni Sm “C new stock of Crnrge Marmalade?

1 .. . . . . .. Quart srs..................oc|seech

;4g¢i.il»i:._.;..___ .__.__._f,......-..~i» welll. inode... .ii iiié fii..wing

' PHONE 26.1.

._|0l\nC\mnolly (I0 Co

just received from ( rsse & Black

very low figurcs--

7 pound tins for 70c each.

I pound glass iara for ldc each.

lpoimd glass iara for $l.55 per dozen

Mcn’s Grain -Waterproof .Boots

This week we are

showing a job lot of me’n’s grain waterproof '

boots; V i'

_"'_Tl_i'e_° Rglgiilar Pri" i _` was $3.00. he sizes are ' . I, 9, xo.

' L-_-¢

--°~°* _ Wonderland, giving away, rockin

2.00- ,

_ ‘ SaeWlndow I

.:_ ' ` _ f _ i __ | ako our Gnaiacol Emulsion. It walt . 5P"°¥“'° 5° s ’ IIA- TANGTUIQQ C0a:::e:*“;z.“.:. °2..'::.1°:.‘ii:-.sig

_:_-_-_-=_r|1_-i_

Just a minute,

And have a look at Samples in our studio.

O Best iiiouiitiiigs ' And latest styles.

.You can get Everytliiug in photos Right at our studio.

-~-_-'.-.=_°.?:.*._~ ...__

SHEET MUSIC

Saturday Only

We will place on nur counters on Sat-

urday Ft-be several hundred copies of “'49-date alien music which we will sell el io cts per copy-

admlre the strong note of patrio-I .tism for Britain expressed in litern

opportunity of seeing him at close,

Dr McPhail were thrown much to gather, and it is as the Doctor's guest that Mr. Kipling is expected. to come. Dr. McPhail is now reoog~[ nizad as one of the loading literary men of Canada, his contributions on Canadian questions alwaysroceiv-¢ ing respectful attention the worldi over. His very successful novels, to, which The Guardian has from time to time drawn attention, are given a high reputation in Great Britain, where .they have been most favor- ably reviewed; in his native Pro- vince, however, they eeem to havc been somewhat overlooked, and bear out the truth of the proverb, that- "a prophet ie not without honor, save in his own country."

“Hello Casey! Did you hear the

having e. big Merchandise night at

chairs, fiat irons, umbrellas. mark baskets and the like Are on o-

:lf you are suffering from a rack-

ing cough the result of La Grippe,

._ _» .i . Sunnyside ~_ n_"#_g§_°*:_ °°“f¢`° * L ` obstinate mga.-acc ii home. A.

n _.i . In- _ '1 1 _ ‘ .ioeaie.-rum s. ‘mmm srcrafed =° sirf- I-=d6w~ ~

B- Y S

ing? Sure! Y We operate' our nw"

_ .___ I

" "I never enjoyed anything so inncli I d d Q

fvniile esloa; hi'§he‘,iBi€i?§!:,§;.1:,Bl;;.%b,£1,{`e': in all my life as the last ivlerchanu | n A and his admirers here may have the L” “ight at w°“d"l““‘l 'md "hm . _ _ _, _ __ - " ' "‘ """*‘ _‘ __' "‘ *_* ‘°"_"°'°"‘~'*°'“°'-=’

are going to have another tonight I

range. His visit will probably bo, |<lependentand when sickness. loss, ‘i.'.§'.i§.‘.‘.i_ 2:"i¢i2..&':.'°.i:i'..‘3;...?“i‘.i;=;i1 f»»f@1=h» °'<1=»f»~=» Of <‘<===\\~ I RE treal, hwho is a native of Eldon,l » takes them 1( mgikgg and lg-;|\v¢g| where e spends the summer with ~ - - _ i Ihis family Last year, during Mr! their families independent of the

Q G(,FF!i<ipiini='e 'visit to cnneds he and _ 'cold charity(; il&\vor'ld_ i

of the licacladlics people arc ' afflicted with are cruised. it , _ is sta ed on good authority, I A by some form of eye-strniii

resulting from certain :ih-

iioriiialco ditioiis.

-.|-»~_¢-- ._

.K-1

'l`o detect and correct ' -these abnormal conditions i ; isfthe work if the up lo-

dste optician. ;

.___,

Modern \_metl1ods of ex-

ainination, intelligently ap- plied, make it possible for us to guarantee s ~t sfiiction- iii all our :optical work.

Q leiis-grinding plant. '

‘ G. F. l‘lutCheso,\ ,

_] ewcllcr--Opticieu. '

Forestry nicikes ts incuihcis iii

l'Cl°

System and good management

has marked the progress of this great international Society since 188: which is clearly shown by the splendid financial position of the! Society today, dhowing as it docs surplus funds of over twelve inill- ions after paying its members and _

saesament System. l-i.itoiunl I’lnu ‘l"“" “"

v*v?;_ _-_ _A-_~__*_ _~e ,*v*_--f_f*_’_“v*v*¢\r ;___-_-__v- _ Y _ _ _ . __ _

Established IHI7.

Capita $|4,400,000. Reserve Fund $ll,lll0,000.

Honors; Prf.-aiflent, Lord Strathcona and Mount Royal.

Preai ent. Sir George Drummond. .K C M G.

Vice President and General Manager, '%.S. Coniston.

la now open for business in fhia City ~

A general banking business transacted and a Savings De art-

meni ciuducted. Correspondence solicited from outlying pilots

Deroalte in Savings Department and withdrawals from lame

aativuctnrily arranged by mall.

their beneficiaries during the past 17 years, the_ magnificent sum of twenty two millions.t ‘

Foresters

Are fu ly aware of il the benefits and advantages passed by the-m. and being truly Christian, wish to extend .simi'ar blessings to all their fellow citizens, and do there fore invite every healthy man and woman in the Province between i6 and 55 years of age to join and secure thegood things which the Independent (kder of Foresters is

Office for the present. Grafton Street, a few doors west oi

Queen Street.

ri-igdttsrttstf A. M .PETERS Mlnajar

Bair liisiiraica Agencies, Ltd.,

FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT Office New Prowse Block, Phone 20

~ i 2--.adm:ii.~on'i .

Claims Settled Promptly.

LEWIS li. BEER,