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Catch hem at Mum’ mm °" wed"°°d°yT| ` `nosei~ 0 ' " oi' |19 121 Queen Street Charlotttitown _

il’ mud Gold G°Id Filled and . -Febmafr mb- 45°2`2`21M3i itngaztiiiimf and aG'iTlle gr Biiigpilinfvotor _ ’ 9’|Ver'Ou'pr‘°e9W1nPIef‘Se_ - ._¥'r`iio Eastern Kings sooo rni`n_`on tho P. ii. finland sitio tnoro was A" _ _ f T-

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1 vo iG00ds, ny goods i Chgis Fobs Fountain Pens ' Siivmvareand Hand Paint

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Articles purchased from sEngraved free _

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urespoughs and Co_?iS_ | GA_ZETTED. Among ii. list oi’ bt ortlfles 5 ou against further-

attacks

50c and I 00 per bottle

Geo. E. ' Hughes

“The People's Dr_uggisi"

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Charlottetovim, Canadian Field Ar- the

build new strength and ’ L“°'e” - - . ' CLYDE RIVER.-Special serviceon Circle

_ ues_ _ _ at the same time by _sunday night 1 iroiooif, w. M.__A. it on t 1 ' The.nkol'l’eri‘!ig, North ‘River Service resllz

' at 3 p. ni. - `tlB9I1ll- llulilllzs' ~ is - ‘

. . V ` ATTENT ON ot Guardian readers. WH

i 3lllt8bl¢.f0l' €IlgI`aVlllg ` ‘is directed he the list oi Subscribers School

'to the Belgian Relief Fund which 18th Sunday School and pneachin

_ l tap ears lse herein this issue. 4501: 230'?

Palatable f P e W '_ preaching Sunday 2.30 p. m.

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just out, was fined $30 or ninety days'

Cod at thc Bolice Court yesterday. He CORRECTED LIST.-The numb 0

. _ asked for a sentence that woudd tide` I‘BC1'uit wlthlHypophosphatles ‘lion over tno winter wnon no would throusl

It isa general tonic that ,be ready to go lobster iishing_

Gazette. submittcd by General Sir 01170 4 iDouglas Haig, G. C. B., Commander-,Edm0 :in~Chiel’ of Lhe Bi‘itis'h Armies inifli-llllmllll. 19-

namee in the 'lust issue oi’ the' Canada bee 5;

ition are those of Lieut. Colonel A.l 'MEETING AT BONSHAW.- luacPliai1, D. S. O., of the Canauinnjwell attended' patriotic meeting We Engineers, ti. native oi* Orwell, P. E_;hcld Tuesday night at Bonsllaw. whe

___§§Cau_;ie .ygu are weak, nnar Ponitry snow will no noni ni no crowns at the copes yesterday. _

all Illll DWR. So is on Friday, March 2nd. --- _ _

' . ~ , @4502-2-21M3l. _ SUCCESSFUL CONCERT.-_-The ,‘ ' _I

‘Get nd °f the "°ld and ' or st. vlnoont do Pool sowing °'\

for the poor deserve much cred- he splendid proceeds of $200.60 ed at Friday eve`ning's entertain-.

EATLEY RlVER.- Suiida on' Sunday morning, Februar

. in., February 25th. Eben

th.

ton, 88; Vancouver, 148; E

claims ol’ the Patriotic Societ

qogmggwn; Major W_ B_ p1-0wg@_ l'ecl'uiting for the various branches oi’

service, including Army, Navy.

mia;-y and Railway Colistruction' corps.

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s enlisted in the royal Ay lout the Dominion, up tb Feb- lfith, ure 1203, mode up as fol- Charlottetown, 30; Sydney 21;

John, N. B.. 50; Halifax, 57; Que-

Ottawa 21; Montreal, 83; Tor- 78; Winnipeg 138; Regina 65;

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Mcii’s

We have

PAiRS

Bargains in Rubbers 2

Womeifs 5l'lc ,_

~ Nlzw_ul> To lilrls 1 lulsalslis

_ ~ _ Per Cake, 25..

i in odd lines which we

want to clear out SO HERB GOES while they last MEN’S WOMENS

' Morris-Smith-Beer

Select your Toilet fioap with Care

li more care were exercis-

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soups, _there would hc' less need lol' s-kin foods and kind-red pro- piirations.

Because oi` its carefully hol-

'iiiced formiiio. and the fact that

75c '

l\l‘o_nouni'.cd as to lizlrni the most

‘ iicllmltc complexion, instantly

con1nlends_ .

about 200 _

Rcxzili

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cakes to the box. .

The McKinnon

Drug Co. ` _

‘ The Rexall Drug Store

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ed in thc selection of toilet :limi

its lilildly antiseptic, if, not si‘= S

_lmaliy balm were _on it square inch oi`i30" _ beai"s skin is however. The estimates;

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maid, the

o. 'r. MEE'riNo.- i>o=n-i-,- ntl-oinn Fur

and interesting, they having scclii'cd:D€l‘

' -' ` ’ G ;l~lis Honor, _lnag stewart _to tlelivei- in fi _ cheated bkln "cap his 1C(,,m.D -‘I9 ,lgiversai peace attain. when ull le`l’t [or their homes feeling

Each cake wrapped, three ' able.” Mr. A. K. Henry presided that

and the first number on the program MT- was ii well rendered "Chol'us.” fm' The cliairlnnn then made some re- S001 marlcs and called on Mr. Thos Wig- ing iiiorc to address the inccting in be- Wil hnli ofthe division, wllo expressed Uibl

on i1l‘nivei~szil°_y occasion, i'ct`f__>i'i~iii|; to‘Wf1S the oiqranizatloli as nn educiitivc ii-

!-"" _ ' Y Y l" :ff 'T nlalring a strong appeal to the mem- DEH

Ask your dealer for

l Aol.

HICKEY’S

Hickey’s Twist and insist on getting the genuine for

I't's the Cieanest and

best Chewing Tobacco.

HICKEY’S is a large,

clean, fragrant juicy plug that gives real satisfaction to chewers after they have tired of other kinds.

for A

l Twist ii

TRY _HICKEY’S TWIST

-the change will do yo good.

nun-».

, .W U ' order and G. W. P., Irs McKay gave my .H"=k°Y & N'°|‘°'S°” T05-“"0 C0- W i‘..".;";°;.f.f‘.‘.“;.rs..'.§...€;.‘1§“.‘:.;nl.;‘;;f ii?

(rne division). i-lin nonot- .iutlge-ist

befom lie proceeded with his subject ing

there was no better order in li coin- S010

ion oi tno s. o. T., Proooealng with Choi

connection with the present war and Cale

moved by Mr. Thos_ Wiglnore and -{‘.31`d

the lied Cross nie-mbcrs of that pliicc VGC took charge selling candy and yarn BU" wllilih was rapidly pickcd up at gcori S01' prices. Meeting was again called to Gm

his picasllre at again meetlllg them Sent

\_\\_g/I/!{\\\\\\_\"ll_”’l~` _ ` ____ were forcibly set forth by Judge Ste

~ -"' """ ' ~ 'ff '__" A' P, lE_ _|_ p|;|zE.w|NNER___Th¢,;;v_al'ti E.MT. tlilrbonoll and W. W

_ gv *novel zoological contest, recently od- all GY. F. C. \V. CWS-by Dl`@Sld€‘l $\`\““"\ ]I,l,,’,”""l"¥ vertised through out Canada by .lohn_l0Il@ 1‘0CI‘l1lt was secured for the ar- ' s ‘ ' /_ nallaln, Ltd., Toronto. on to how, till@'ri'. Edison Ewen Clos-bv. the only

at home.

_vurictl from “no hair" up to “s'evern\li PATRIOTIC AFFAIFL- A - bean iinillionn, "but lpn ot-tual iiunibei*St_>L‘tol under the auspices Of the Or which was on tic square inch ofiwéll “H1 CYUSS S0Ci0iy was held at

' skill, ciirefully chctikcd. was;fll6 h0l11€ Of Mr. Neil VV. Mucheod

10,5-iii. Tile first prize oi' $50.00 was OH M0|1dUY 353315- T118 &§U0Sf'i' We-T9

by Mrs. Janles A. Davis, Acme,|l`eC9iV@‘ll by MY- Zlhd Mrs. MacLeod'

‘Aim Mm, Jnmeg. M¢Le0¢1_ of Mei-.lin a very kind and genial -nialinerf

Lot/ 4g_ p_ E_ L_ won one 0fiThe earlfy eveliilig was spent in_

$530 pl-ize5_ iganlcs and music; Mrs. L. R. lugs

_.__ ‘acted as organist and Mr, Milton

nes-s sung s`¢’5veriil songs in his

d;,,iS;,,“ 5_ 0_ »I»__%l.m,Vm6 ',,,.|¢i,r;ii_-;o\vii capable :intl -cillcient inanncrj A cd its 1215i-ll ailnivci'sui~_v on \Veiliics-_t-°fl\I11 '

day evening, Feby. 14th. The ineet-`ma1\ ing throughout was very successful f01‘f>`

a number of the guests indulged

it was an -evening well spent. MacLeod received much praise

liiivilig opened' his house for the

al and having been so pains-tak#

with all present. The sum of thir- ollars was collected nt the various cs' and ii donation of five dollars by Mrs. John S. M:i'c:Lc‘od, Uigg, heartily received.

gency and the splenlllid record et' 23 PA_°lR|0T|c CQNCERT-" All _ ef"

l _ _ t _years the division had to its credit. Fwmlnlnenl and D18 50431 WHS gl*/C11 . M./I//IIIIl.\\\\\\\\Y/I/I///I He paid tribute to the chairman, Mr. "1

- ' -- - -- Henry for his long and active services 11155

__ ` . in tcliipcrancc work. and closed by Rel

High Bank ball on Tuesday even-

Feb 6th, in aid of thc Belgian

lei? Fund. Mr. Le Bert Macho-li

ornied the duties of chairman.

bers to hc-ld fast to that which is good Miss Gertrude M~ GIOVEV aCC0mDfU1'

presided .at the organ in her usual

Stcwai-t was the next in order, who 0119511719 Md Gmdeni mfmU9f`v f°"°W'

is the programme. Opening Chor-

Wfghed to ,express 'how gratifying it us-God Bless our Native Land. Choir

was to hini to learn of the good record R0ClU1flC'Y!*‘ YOU? King H110 COUHUY the division hall made and believed News Y»°'3-'MNH Mahal Wllum- V°°i=\l

and Cli'orlis- Take Mc Baci: to

munity than a well condllcted divis- Callfldil. MPS- David Glover and

r. Instrumental Music- Violins,

lil.-i onliieon “His lionor nrosontotl -wt-<>-'lirlril and organ. Messrs Arthur .some very interesting phases in and

Russell Sencabaugh, "Henry and b Jordan. illustrated Song-

llalidied his subject very tlloroilglily. Wh°n _You and I.W9*`0 Young Maggie' At the close ii-vote of thanks was Miss kilulren Glover and MIT- Caleb

un. Chorus- Fall into Line

Seconded by M,-_ _ms_ Tang? after Soldiers. Choir. Recii.ati__on- One wllicii an iiiterniissioll was given and Bilffllfflill' Uf Many- Miss Ethel BWH'

sl solo,~ Whcii Your Boy comes k to _You, Miss Marion Gillis. gf- Tenting oil the Old Camp und, Illilstruted by Master's Stan-

iind Lester Buell in Khaki. 'Dialo- - The Sick Patient, by Messrs word and Austin Bell, William

1 Jr., David Glover Jr. Darkie

Charl°ttet°Wn ing "lowing to B close' 2332;- l wont to no in Dixie. Mi-_

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I-' '_ .14 - _ f . ' - i 'V -3 well Cove Hail] oil Thursday' night off

. _v l~\\“`, ',\\\\`\¥ proved a grand success. Although the nic

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Our wish

our customers iortheir libel ai patronage

uring the past year. ~

that Health, Happiness and Prosperity

e your good fortune during the coming year

W. N. TANTON

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concert and pie social held in Or- `“‘l9»

spiicloiis hall! was ciowdcd to its ut- Re iliiost

was greeted wltli hearty and well- G

Cavanzigh, teacher, and Mis. li. R. “ ings. So welll was every number stag- fl" ed that it would be doing n gross U1

"wee tots” conducted themselves in 5 il ii manner worthy of “grown ups." U10 After' the concert, was over Mr. .Tnnl<=_e~ "~f.\H-‘1 Morrissy in ia 1.-lever and well worded Wm speech tendered the vote of than‘° `

_ _ _;_ .ponrlcd to the call ol King uni

the school district to the ladies ‘ 0111111?-

SUCCESSFUL c0N¢E|q-1-___ Tha John Glover. Redding- Jean dc pai'-_

Miss Ruth Brehalit. Chorus -

to the Front, Violin accompain- nt and Choir. Recitatioii- The cruit, F'l'cclno.n Maclion. Darkle

Capncuy the be-S of _0,-der ,-9. Quilrtciie-~ Oh Boys Carry Me A~

viiilcd tliroughout alidtevery nilmllicr 1f»'Ul»5» Messrs Gilffleld Robeftfl- J°h“l

lover, Ernest Bell, Arthur Scncle-

,- ,| , _una my <3 L-er w o iiaugn. Closing Clioi'us,- Keep t 0

;l;gii0s'ol1tzlii)fl'hy tho gchoololiiidér tilt- Home Fires Burning. Choir. At t_hc_ skilful training of M|ss Margaret close of the prcgrlimnle thc pics.,

< - `erc iluctioncrl by Mr. David Glovci-,Q

d a snug slim realized. The enter- Q inliicnt was brought to a clcsc by

injuqnce ,O pameulmqze as even the singing the National Anthem and;

Save mil' splendid nien” for brzlvc boys who have .gope over- <'.-i’ whicli quite li number from tc Sands and liicii llaliit lizlvn rc

the acts. The chair was very <:iipnbi'»' flilcd by Mrs. L. R. Inga-_ Tho pics were auctioned bv Mr. Milton Fill: ness, ill ii manner deserving of much credit. A considerable ‘sum wus. re.. iiiized which will be used in the best interests ot’ all concerned. he pm _fzriim was as i’ollows':-- Cho by the school; recitation, by ieiie Mo- Ltrod; dialogue, by Florence Mc- Donald anil Bordenlngs; recitation, Annie McDonald; solo, tlrene Mt-Lcod: di ogue, Stanwood Mc-[Lead and

sc-llolzirs to perform their vnrirul' -1---4-;-----'---~-~

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.Tohnnie Morrisey; recitation, Walter McLeod; recitation] Hazen ings,

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Beautifully bound Iii non Marcvn- eavnr stamped

tio inlay assign. wltn- is ful'-nav i»<;;\&°';*|°:|'°*"° ":;'°'°

l - mm famous olngorli xl °°"‘P ""7

' now To Ga? ir Amiosi? anna

pruolit Ivo coupons

FEBRUARY 22nd.

981: Secure tile $2.50 V0|\lll\¢

eu -on-rowu nuolzna w||.i. Aon Ixriu ron hoarse? Gnmmiggitm Merchant: `

' T wluiln mary mtl" 7° W" *WW ‘”"" "“ Fresh and Salt Fi:h__

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°k *Im . "U" no ,| ,M _ Canned Goode, Lo 1 en, on ep|_

“HEART SONGS" :'°"'f.,_"ii':fw';¢::: t?|»':m”"pl'o;»“& L P 176 Atlanli‘i:|..z:e., Boston

like tho lbw/0. bllflllq #Wil non ings; recitation, Marion lugs;

ooentivo onto. together with our apoolni nrloo 099|# dtalosue. "Taking the Censusr' solo,

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CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN son; dialogue, by "Annie McDonald

oio and chorus; harmonica selec- ion-; drill; intermission; sale of honie-made candy; cliildrcn‘s drill. *Jock I<‘-rest; dialogue, "Scene in the nankwooilf’ school recitation, John McDonald; duet. Florence and Ver-

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y tlinwood McLeod; harmonica selections; recitation, Angus Nichol-

and Elmer McPherson; chorus, by ' the school; good-night di-itll.

iiosrow Frsn Ansf ' AUs'riN miner

“ _ |o,t)qo unto love _

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Rubber Goods

ith a Guarantee o allty and Work-' i mansliip

Practically every article made

of rubber is carried in our stock.

HOT WATER BOTTLES,

FOUNTAIN SYRINGES, COM- BINATION WATER BAG AND 8YRlNGE,' BULB SYRINGES, RUBBER GLOVES. ICE BAGS,

FACE BAGS. INVALID CU? HIONS, STDMACH TUBE , BATH SPRAYS. ETC, ETC.

These' goods are of the finest

quality, and are guaranteed by the manufacturers. We back up this' guarantee by offering to replace tree of charge -any de- fective rubber article sold at our store.

How about a Chamois Vest?

We have a larife variety choose from. ,.

Johnson 8: Johnson

The Quality Drullstore Cor. ent.& Prince Ste.

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ptilous repast was prepared in li ner excelling even the forlilcr' ci-

of the 0l'wcll ladies. After sup-

sociiil dance till two o’clock

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most surprising values.

Corset _Covers

Corset Cover, made of strong

white cotton, edged round neck and sleeves with a torchon lace and iii- sertion. Sizes 84 to 42. Price . _ _ ‘Jffv

Another line of Corset; Covers.

This garment is made of strong cot- ton, edged round neck with four- inch torchon, lace drawn with rib- bon, strongly made, all sizes. Price

350

, This Corset Cover of fine white cotton is strongly made, finished at the waist with a peplum. It has also a yoke back and front of fine torchon lace drawn with ribbon. Sizes 34 to 40. Price _ _ _ . _ . _ .500

_.Still _another_Corset Cover of

-1 _much finer cotton, very strongly

made, and neatly finished. The yoke back and front is composed of mils- 1l_n embroidery of a very pretty de- sign and drawn with a satin wash- able ribbon. All sizes. Price _.030

es,

edging to match and drawn with

Stl

and pale pink silk gowns $6-25 ouch.

Envelope Chemise, made of fine

white cotton, finished round neck and arms with a small embroidered scallop, it also has a spray worked

Other lines, prices 751'. $1-75.

Corsets made of heavy white cou-

lace, strengthened at each side of the front clasp with an extra piece of_ material, the clasp is finished with a strong hook and eye, and four hose supporters. All sizes from 19 to 80. Price . . _ . . ...$1.25

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noi--in Niglit G

tion to match, and drawn with) silk ribbon. Sizes 58

nd6O.' Price / __\

Here ls something' new in a pink niuli gown, low

square neck, short sleeves, edged with a very fine val lace, drawn with a satin ribbon, shirred yoke and clus- ters of fine pin tucks. Sizes 58 and 60. Price.

Other gowns $2.50. $2.75. $3.00 nnu $3.75. White

Envelope Chemises--Very

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Advance Sale of Dainty

~ Undermuslins

_ There’s a notably fine assortment of pretty undermuslins of all kinds ready for this sale. You’_li find one large assortme nt just freshly placed _on our shelves,-you will find beautifully made goods-you’l1 find

Sale Opens Friday

Knickers .

' DR A \VERS

Drawers made of strong white

cotton, has a three-inch frill edged with lace, both styles. Sizes 25 and 27. Price... _....350

Here is another garment of fine

cotton, finished with a fiounce of em- broidery, strongly and neatly made, both styles. Sizes 23, 25, and 27. P1‘ice...'... _.550

Another line of drawers, made of

strong white cotton, has fine pin tucks and finished with a musiin em- broidered flounce. Both styles, sizes 23,25, 27. Price... ._ _ _ __ _ _ .S00

Still another range of fine naili-

soo_k, finished with a three-inch Swiss embroidered frill of a solid work design. A very effective gar- ment. Sizes 25-27. Open only. Price...

OWHS

at Economy Prices

Gown made of strong white cotton, kimono sleev- finished with a torchon lace, round neck, clip-over

Sty1e,s1zes_58 and 60. Price _ . . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ,.6-so »

_Here is another gown of fine cotton, with a short

set 1n_sieeve, has a deep yoke in front composed of embroidery and lace insertion, finished with a lace

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colored ribbon. -

Price............ . . . . . . . . . _

Another gown of a dif’i"_erent style, has a deep

uare yoke of fine lace insertion and Swiss embroid-

eryforlnlng an empire effect, which makes a prettiiy designed garment, sizes»58 and 60. Price only _ .$1.35 _ _ Gown of fine cotton, slip-over k_imono style, em-

bloidered around neck and sleeves with a neat scallop, as_a very pretty front worked in eyeiet and solid em- 1

_ b1`01d9T`.V. all sizes. Price. _ _ . _ . _ _ _ _ .. _ ._ ..$1-50

Still another gown of fine liainlsook. Short set

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embroidered sleeve, ed ed with fine lace The Z

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frown has a very deep yoke composed of val lace and nblolderv finished round to with lace and iliser - 0

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Nice

Other prices ranging from 750 t0

$1.35. _ \

___ Other pi-ices too numerous to men- ion.

in solid design all sizes. Prices Two- iece C b` ' _ $1-35» $1-50~ $1’-75~ 531-95- 'led of Cgrset Cl)iItrflei‘lnaaiit<liml1I?ratlii)/g'Isi0iSn

solid embroidered designs. Price

$2.00, $2.25, $2.50 up to $6.00. $1.15, $1.50, $2.00.

Sone Special New Corsets

Another corset with a lower bust

tel, medium bust, edged at top with -

and medium long skirt, has a bias piece of elastic at the lower part of each side of the lacing, is finished round top with embroideiry, has four strong hose supporters, and a real good corset All sizes. Price $1-50

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