C0-Al. w BURN

Yes and that WILL bum and

give good heat _in the bargain-~ that's the kind we sell and deliver promptly-~-and our price is és low as the lowest.

A.Piokard&6u.

Phone 240.

_ Charlottetown

"PHI LATIBT NBII

Goose" _ f ,_ '_"r'°"“'_'_ e _~»¢==

Household Eeo'noiml ,

BUY I0 Have tho Bat, Omagh 5¥l'\lD ld Save I2, by Hakim; It gt Home..

C°\18h medicines, as a rule, contain a

ll-fn cuuutlrv or plain syrup. if you tak. \’~"° CUP! Of granulated sugar, add' one cup ot warm water and stir about 2 mln- UNI. you have as good syrup as money could bu

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If You will then put 2% ounces of Pinex

gil) cents' worth) in a 10-ounce bottle, slid li it UP with the Sugar Syrup, you will gave as much cough syrup as you could ‘ny ready made for $2.50. It keeps per- cctly- Any housewife can easily pre- Dure it in five minutes. And you win and lt me bon cough

l>'l'uD you ever used-even in whooping ¢0\l¥h- You can feel it take hold-usuah W 91098 the most. severe cough in 24 hours. it is just laxativc enough, has s. Food tonic effect. and taste is pleasant. Take a teaspoonfui every one, two or three hours.

It is a splendid remedy, too, for whoop-

l“8 ¢0ULi’h. cronp, hoarsencss, asthma, chest pains, etc.'

I Pinex is the most valuable concentra. 'td wnwvund or Norway wniis pin.. ex-

§)l;l:~\¢;£.eIfalErll'ler§rll l;u1uIiaco:hand all the ‘healing

S. o o er re ara i

W0'1i'}l‘tl in this formula. D' D t on W H

s recipe for making cough remedy

with Pinsx and Sugar Syrup is now used and prired in thousands of homes in the United States and Canada. The plan lm; pLi'ltlr;n been imitated, but never success.

A guaranty of absolute satisfaction or

YUUUY’ i1l'0m'pi.ly refunded goes with this £901!! . if the genuine Pinex is used. Your drulrglsi has Plnex, or will get it ‘lf V00. if you ask him. If not, lend to The Pliiex Co., Toronto, Ont.

onlzznv Baan Ursnrs scnoonl

DENVER, Col., _Feb. 2.-A big!

grizzly bear ambled into a mountain‘ school house in Aliens Park, forty' milcs northwest oi here, yesterday, while Miss Helen Warren, oi James- l50Wll. N. Y., the school teacher, was instructing a dozen children in the three "Rs."

All was confusion in an instant

and the pupils scuttled under desks and behind Miss Warren. She tried to look fierce and brave and succeed- ed so well that after a few moments, Bruin turned tall and slowly left the building.

Miss Warren, all unaccustomed tol

the unceremonious ways of Rocky‘ Mountain grizzlies, was in such a state oi’ nervousness to-day that she was brought to Denver-for medical; treatment. She has resigned her po-l sition as a mountain school teacher' and declares she is exceedingly glad to get back to civilization. 'A male teacher will be engaged to l take her place, and one of the reqiuir; ments before he takes the job will be that he can handle a gun. g

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Check Thai RHEUMATISM _

before it gels worse

` ‘_ Rhenipiliuiism if :oi _checked in

ROIil)’S Rheumatism Cure

has made life bearable io many “ho suffer from rheumatisnr. Some ofthe worst cases of rheumaiism it is possible to conceive have been :ured Dyihis unequalled remedy. We recommend it to all suiferiiiig from rheumaiism with confidence.

Geo. E. Hughes The People's Druggisi

That Cu-res H

l C o ld Cure

Guaranteed, a box

lienthat cold strikes you get a box of Rexall Cold Té.b1et's-a splendid remedy for all those who are inclined to take cold easily. Simple and

prompt in action,_convenient 'to use. p

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Drug C0, ll

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ilicileyi & Nicholson

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Tobacco is a pile of

HICKEY’S BRIGHT CUT smoking tobacco, Cool, Sweet, Mild, pure, clean, and wholesome.

Better lay in a suplply at presentjlprices, an at a §ood_ run ‘l, op' your st tobavclco, and made

Tobacco Co. Lid. A

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Mr. Packer and Fisherman

Get Ready for the Opening Of The Lobster Season

We have in stock the biggest

and best assortment of SUP-

PLIES we'havc ever_had. We have eyerythiug youcould pos- siblyask for in this line, all of .th_e highest grade throughout, and we GUARANTEE everything we sell to be U16 N5*

procurablat ,

WE BUY IN CARLOAD LOTS, therefore we can sellat a

much lower price than smaller buyers.' OUR PRICES' com- pared witlhothers will proye to you that this is the store to leave youi'.`order. Orders filled for any quantity the day .they - _eve 1-eeeiwed, and promptly shipped to any address in the

province. _ _ *

' PICK~'YOUR REQUIREMENTSTO-DAY FROM THE

- LIST B_EI;OW:---_Galv’d Sheet Iron in _all sizes, Bar Copper, _ Fiiee.lHin‘g§eoof an kind., cows Locks as clean, Anchors, f' Turpenti , Oils, :Ready Mixed Paints, Copper Paint, Batter-

, iq, egg, We can supply anything you require in this lme_

"V Call, or phone your order-to~day. ~

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Q, , THE CENTRAL `GUllfDllN Q. I

T' ""'~ "r"'~`-'-'~`-'-'-'-‘-'-'- r-'-‘~'-'-71'-1121-»s==;f-'-`-'-=-jf-‘-1'-1 1' ff, :-;-jfff-new -'rf -'J-1 ff-'ff-----Y:-=-=<

THE GUARDIAN llll ldilltfdd the SCHOOL. l ' NA'1'ION.-- Yol-

inonthiy system for its accounts, and respectfully requests all persons and firms having claims against this paper to nt once furnish their ac- counts in iuii to January S1, 1918 (the end of The Guardian business year), and promptly at the end of each calendar month in future.

IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

4'i‘H REGT. BAND.-The 4th Regt.

Band will furnish music at the hockey in the Arena tomorrow evening.

FOR CHARL.0'i"1‘E'I‘CWN.- It is

understood the Earl Grey will leave Picton this morning _ for Charlotte- town.

M'i'. S'l`EWART.-Next Bunday’s

services in Mt. Stewart circuit will be held at Black River at 11 a. m.; Duustaiilnge at 3 p. in. and Mt. Ste- wart at 7 D. in.

MUSICAL GEMS.-An excellent

program has been prepared for the Birthday Social in the K. oi P. Hall tomorrow night. Misses. Gertrude White and Fannie Currie will each sing a vocal solo.

INWARD TRAINS.-The eastern ac-

commodation arrived in Charlotte- town yesterday at 11.05 s. rn., on time: the western accommodation at 12.20 p. ni., on time and the Sum- mersldc accommodation at 5.20 p. m., iiv~ minutes late. The special from Georgetown arrived at 12.05 p. m.

FUNERAL TODAY.-The remains

of the late Edison Furness who was killed on the railway in Portage Ln Prairie arrived in Charlottetown yes-

tefdiw. and were taken to Vernon-

Rivcr Bridge for interment. The fune-, ral will take place there today at 2 p. m., from the residence oi his fath- er, Thomas J. Furness.

FRIENDLY WARNING.- The ice

boatmen heeded the request of the Charlottetown horsemen to keep clear oi the course last Monday and the horsemen wish to say they ap- preciate tlicir doing so. The same cannot hc said of some of the speed merchants who made things very un- pleasant. by “butting in" and racing down the course ahead of the compe- titors. Now the horsemen wish to give them a. friendly warning‘ to "keep clear" Saturday, otherwise they will get what is coming to them.

A PLEASANT SOCIAL_- The so-

cial in honor of the ladies and gentle- men attending the Short Course, giv- en in Prince of Wales College Hall last evening, was a splendid success ani thoroughly enjoyed by all pres ent. It is estimated that there were upwards of seven hundred people in the hall. A nicely arranged program had been prepared during the day and although the time for prepara- tion was short every number was a gem. That it was enjoyed was evi- denced by the fact that every number was encored. Following was the pro- gram'-Reading, Major W. A. Weeks; Piano solo, Prof. Watkis; Reading, D. E. Shaw; Solo, Elmer Ritchie; Solo, Miss Lucy Blanchard; Solo, Parker Hooper; Duet., Miss Blanchard and Elmer Ritchie. Short addresses were given by Horace Haszard and W. S. Stewart. A cordial vote oi thanks to the citizens of Charlotte- town and particularly to those in- strumental in arranging this enter- tainmcnt was proposed in an excel- lent address by James Hughes, Dro- morc, and seconded by James Simp- son, Bny View. S. A. McDonald oc- cupied the chair.

(From Ycsterday’s Evening Guardian)

ALLAN MCDONALD.-On January

the 31st the people of Rice Point and adjoining districts were startled and pained to hear that Allan Mc- Donald had passed 'away that morn. ing. Mir. McDonald had a few days previous to his death contracted a cold which soon developed into pneu- monia and meningitis, and although ii: was known that his case was ser- ious, yet death came with startling suddenness_ The late Mr. McDonald was a man oi estimabla character, one whose kind and inodensive nature won him many friends. He leaves to mourn a widow ‘and a. family oi three som, and two daughters. Two of his gong are at present living abroad. The eldest, John, is a clerk in a Bank at Campbellton, N. B., and Hugh is in Western Canada. The oth- er members of the family are living at home. The funeral took place on February the 3rd from his home, thence to Canoe Cove Cemetery. The many friends oi the family extend sincere symDHtl1Y~

:;'l'he Thermos bottle is just the

thing for taking lunch to the oflice, for school children and for holding all things that require to be kept Bi a uniform temperature. These bottles will keep a liquid at the same tem- perature for a period of twenty-four hours. Prices range from $2 up. The McKinnon Drug Oo., Corner Great George and Kent St-s. M_Ei'.i.

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lvwlnsars theresufi oi January ex- s.minatlol;;,:idiin‘Grs.ham's Road Bchooi:- my Stella Welsh- Grade VII.-#1 Murray, I Wal- lace Crosman." Grade V-i. Jeanie Liaclhy, 2 Vera Brown, 8 Reggie MacKay, Grads IV-1 Sadie lihllett, 2 ‘Irene Murray, 8 Stella Graham. Mlss Hughes' Dept.-Grade III--1 Ruby Graham.. 2 Annie Folland, 8 Tens. Crosman. Grade II-1 Chester Brown, 2 Beulah Campbell, B Mal- colm - Murray. Grade I--1 Sadie Hynes, 2 Charlie Foliand, 3 Roy Brown. '

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MRS. ALUEN DEAD.--'l‘hcre passed

Deaceiully sway at the home of her son-indaw D. A. MacNeill, Village Green, on Jan, 26th, Mrs. B. E. Ai- len in the seventy-fifth year of her age. Loved and respected by all who know her deceased was the eldest daughter of the late Wm. and Mar- gret lViacKie of Bay Fortune, King's Co., Sho was twice married her first husband being Robert Jenkins oi Little River who was drowned, in Little River forty-seven years ago. They had three sons-James Grey oi Cambridge, Mass; William of Annan- dale and Robert who was killed by lightning in Barrensville, Minn, twen- ty yesrs ago. Her second husband was Bonj. E. Allen oi Boughton Is- land a respectable farmer and Elder in the Presbyterian Church for over forty-years. He departed this life thirteen years ago. They had four children, Mrs. H. A. Stoddard, Clam Harbor. N. B.; Mrs. D. A. MacNeill, Village Green; and Edwin deceased; also Mrs. W. W. MacNeill. Hermit' age, deceased. She also leaves three brothers-Henry of Bay Fortune; Edwin r-f Little River and Edgar oi Moncton, also two sisters Mrs. Jos- eph Dingwell, Little River, and Mrs. John Francis, Fortune Bridge, and seventeen grandchildren, besides many friends. Oi her it may be truly said"Blcssed are the dead who die in the Lord for they cease from their labors and their works do follow them." All that medical skill could do proved of no avail when the grim messenger oi death aDD€8»l`¢d- 511° was visited in her last illness by her pastor Rev. Ewen MacDougall, who also preached her funeral sermuib Bile was buried beside her daughter Annie, her own wish, in Birch Hill Cemetery, 28th oi Jan. The Dall- bcarers were John Noy, Alfred Bro' haut, Mathias Acorn. and Wm- HW" ton, Village Green, and Robert Jen- kins and Benl. -lonki-DB. M0““l" A1' hion.

PERSONALS

J. A. Moore, Hazelbrook, was in

Charlottetown yesterday.

George Forbes, Vernon, was in

Charlottetown yesterday.

W. J. McEaci_\ern, Mt. Albion, was

la visitor to Charlottetown Yesfef' day.

M. McKinnon, son of Finley McKin- non, Brookiield, left yesterdHY 0” route to Winnipeg where he is em- ployed as a ureman on the Canadian Northern Railroad. l

H. W. McKinnon, Grandview, Wes

in Charlottetown yesterday.

Miss Mabel Woolner oi North Rue- tico is visiting friends at Charlotte- town and Hillsboro.

:TURKEYS 160. PER' POUND.- 'R. T. Holman, Limited, Snmmerside, are selling well iatted turkeys at 160. per pound. Hotdls and hoarding houses should mail or phone their orders promptly. 2-6M3i_.

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Somcihln ; ; ii -In Soap-

Jergen's Violet Glycerine

It is the best prepar- n

'ation of the kind you have -ever used; cures the cold promptlyand

easily, banlshes head- |_ ache and kindred dis-

orders-there’s no better cold cure ‘on the market.

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Delicaiely perfumed and sells 3 cakes for 25c_

Other soaps we sell are

FRENCH-selling up io 35c a cake also, SELLEY'S. TAVLOR’S, ALBERT,COL- GA'I`E'S, PALMER’S, Etc. Etc, all prices ani all kinds,- call and look over our stock while it is still most com- plete.

.iohnson & Johnson

The Quality Drug Store.

M ac°s Cold Cure

/ Cure that cough and\

get rid of that cold by

using Mads Cold Cure.

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all wool unshrinkable underwear

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~ wear oiTered_here in all sizes, will wear

will keep ou d '11 ’ not shrin1g’.....lTr.n_1._{lTl,

_STANFIELDS BLUE LABEL

this is a good medium heavy weight underwear a very general favorite, one tplat its well-wears well and will not s rin --per garment.........._.

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about. The garments are made

gy the famous STANFIELD MILLS.

hey ars cut to fit-the sizes are accur-

ate-the wool is of a good durable quality-the weave is such that the garment are easy and comfortable.

_ If you are not near the store-write-or tel- _ ephone. Ii sent by mail ' `

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S'l`ANFlELD’S RED LABEL

this is a better weight underwear, nice

and warm, entirely unshrink- able, per garrnent._._..._........ °

STANFIELD’S BLACK LABEL

is a very heavy ribbed underwear specially adapted to the needs of men who have much outdoor work to attend

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Turnbull’s Unshrinkable $1.95, 2.25, 2.85, 3.00, 3.25.

Wolsey (English) Unshrinkable Underwear $2.2 5 and 3.00.

l Stanfield's finer Wools $1 oo, 1.50, 1.75, 2 50

St. George Unshrinkable--éiine soft English) $1.3 5, 1.50, $i.65 “Tiger Brand” fine Wool leece Lined 9oc. '

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Men's Fleece Lined Underwear 45`c`

OF ALL THE GOOD VALUE LOW PRICE UN DERWEAR in the

l market this PENMAN Fleece Lined seems to us to be the best._It is good weight,

it is warm, it is well made and well fitting, it will not shrink, it is oiered in all sizes, aifdit onlycosts _ _ . .. . . _ _ .... .a . . .. _ . _ _ ...au __._.».-. . . . . _..._45c '

Boys' Fleece Lined Underwear 3Oc

THIS IS MADE LIKE THE men's--warm, weighty, soft and easy to

i the most tender skin, full range of sizes ensuring a perfect fit to any age boy-_

, made in natural color with warm, thick soft fleecing and sold at .a price no '_ one l in Canada will beat _ . _ . . . . . . _ . _ ._.c......3ilc

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English Pyiamas $1.50

This is a fine flannelette English

heavy, soft and durable. The garments are well cut and carefully made-»-the pat- terns are such that they are not likely to spoil a nervous nian’s rest _ _ . ..,__ SL50

Others 1.75 and 2.09. ' '

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Tweed Pants $1.60

_ STRIPE TWEEDS in edects of grey well made, tidy, cut with the same skill as a custom tailor would use--fairly good weight, good durable pants-first rate for every day wo-king'....... . ... 1.60 ‘

_ Others 2.50, 3.00 io 4 75

New lot of Hewson’s

“Pull Over” Sweaters 2°2 5

This has been the most popular line of pnll

over sweaters we have had all season-l-and we and white, 1-ed and blnk’ _- have Just opened another fresh line within the Plain guy, plain in-0wn____50¢ _ last day or two The colors are plain grey,maroon At the same time; w¢‘},|v¢ r with green, and tan, the material is a soft firm closely knitted worsted. The price . _ 2.25

Knitted '

Hockey Caps A

ANOTHER LOT of these 1

ready now.Nicely knlttcd,b1ne .

another fine lot of red Jaeger - Hockey Caps, Soft Wool Knit

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