MARCH 2. '1914 `

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will need replenish-

ing after this Cold

Snap. Pl ase rernern ber that we can sup-

ply the best Coal at

the lowest prices.

Also Kindling

Wood.

A. Pickardltllu

Phone 240 Ch’town

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STC OK QUOTATIONB.

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Qiiotatioul furnishedf by F. \l_ Mc~ Curdy St Co., Stock and Bond Bro- kers, Men1bei~s\li/Iontreal Stock Ex- change, 164 Richmond St., Char-l lotteto'-Hi, P. E. i.

February 28

NEW YORK STOCKS,

High Low Close

Atchison 97k 97§ 97i Am. Beet Sugar No Sale

Am. Smeltcrs 08 67.) Aiiiiil. Copper 74; 74§ Brooklyn R.. "l`. , 023 92%

210% 210;.

Erie 1:- ~' 30- 25; - - -

iunadlaii Pacific 211;

(lrca.t Northern Pfrl./127-2 127# 127§» Mex. Petroleum 671 66-1 67} Miss. Pacific 253 25 252 Northern Pa/:ific 1142 112i Pennsylvania 111% 1111 Iluuding 166 165% Rock Island 6 5§ Southern Pacific 94.; 941

Sruithern Railway

St. l’aul

l‘nion Pacific 163§ 1621 U. S. Steel _ 66% 65; lltnh Copper 55 54% 542

` MONTREAL STOCKS.

ss 741 . 92;

1121 1111 1055

5% 94; 25%

ios 1621 eel

' They give satisfaction

'l`here’s always _"something A doing" in the line of pro- gress at this store.

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Just between us two,

no better rubber goods

arfal made than those we se .

---more than you expect.

Our stock of hot water

botties,fountain syringes, invalid rings, r u-b b e r gloves, feeder fittings, ice bags, infant syringes,etc., is the best obtainable. Every article guaranteed

1 . to give satisfaction.

PRESCRIP'l`IONS---f`il-

led as they should be, with purest drugs by re- gistered pharmacists.

urs I

lhe sweetness of low price seldom equals the bitter- ness of poor quality”

E.A. Foster

Central Drugstore

Sunnyside .

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31} 315

72%

35k 3'5§

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Canada Cement 311;

Detroit

Dom. Steel Corp'n 35;

Minn.& St.Paul (Soo)

N.S.Stcel & Coal Com. 79 Quebec Ry , 16 15% 15§ Shawiiiigan 141 140; 1105 Spanish Eiver Con.. No Sale Toronto Ry. 142 Twin City No Sale Laurentide 191} Ottawa 149% 1491 1492

COTTON- .1

High Low Close

Spot 13.05 unchanged. March 1230 1222 1222 May 1194 1185 1185 July 1191 1185 1185 October 1152 1145 1147

_ cnim e Pnovisrous.

High Low Close

9-ig aa;

M-ay Wheat July Wheat May Corn July Corn May Pork

i-ig 891 01'

941 891

i 67%

ss; 2140

66% 2135

sri ee; 2140

High Low Close'

limzilian Traction 880 Blll 88%

1077 1060

1080 1065

July Lnrd May Lnrd

li IfiYou Choose t

Piper Hiedsick Ping cur

o Chew, Choose

Piper Hiedsick is an extra high grade American

chewing tobacco, finely flavored, clean and good. 5A cut ....... 1 c

McKinnon Drug Co. Cor. Great George & Kent Streets, Ltd.

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'-Ehsiei Packers Suiiiiliiis-'

Lobster Packers, Fishermen and superintendentS

should see our large assortment of supplies for fact- ories and boats. Here’s where you will find the latest in goods Quality the best prices the finest obtain- able. On account of purchasing in large quantities

dire :t from the leading M

anufacturerswe are able to

quote you finer prices on your requirements; thus

. enabling your money to

power in this store.

have greater purchasing

, Out of the list published below_ you will surely `

see something you require. Quotations gladly given.

Shipment made the same

Sheet Zinc, Manill

cleavers, Cook house supplies, Crown &

‘ Anchor R. M. Paint, Union Jack. Copper

» Paint, Oakum, Pitch, Brushes, ' Gaso ene,

Gasolene Engine oi_i, Polarine oil, Cup Grease, Resin, Marine Glue, Columbia Batteries, Ammeters, Spark Plugs, Bat- tery connectors, Valves, Cast Iron & Malleable Fitt` 'ViceS, Lobster 'scales

glock & Gdlv’d£`_l.iiles, Rowlocks, Galv d

1 locks, Galv'd inges, etc, etc. ~

5 0: ersiloidii (iii

day the order is received.

. Galv'd and Plain Wire Nails, Galv’d ,

~ Boat Nails, Galv’d Sheet Iron (all gauges

1 and widths) Bar- Copper, copper Nails, _|

a Rope and Marline,

1% THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN ll

IT PAYE T0 buy in this Province

FOX NEWS.-The Belfast Fox and FUI' Fafmiflll Company have only a few shares to oiler investors. Atten- tion is directed to the an in another column. 1409

FOX STUCK--Still a few shares

01 Stock for sale in some of the beat. f0X ¢0ml>anlee. Sure dividend payers, P. E. Island Fox Exchange and Heal- !-Y C0., Ltd., Sumrnerside. 1413.

1914 DIVIDEND PAYER,--Exp”-i.

ence and success go hand and hand in the fox business. Don't take chances. Invest in the Rayner In. ternational Fur Company, a sure dividend paver. shares $100 each. Canada Fox Exchange and Invest_ ment Company, Limited, cimiottn- town. 1445

SELLING FAST.-The Rayner Iii-

ternationnl Fur Company, Limited, gives you an opportunity to invest in Rayner foxes-foxes which have made fortunes and fame for their lucky owners, have an vins‘.irpi~.sscd Pell; value, and an .inequalleii hrcrd- ing record. Invest now. :“.ares $100 each. Canada Fox Exchange and ln- vestment Company, Limited, (.‘l=.arlo- ttetowii. 1148

`MR. BENSON ILL-Mr. T. A. Ben- son the Dominion Poultry Represent- ative is suflerfag from a severe at- tack oi grinpe. and his meetings are being taken by -Mr. John Marcellus, who has had a verv considerable ex- perience in Egg Circle work in On- tario. Mr. Marcellus will speak on Monday, March 2n~l, _ _a_t Hazel- hr0oK. on Tuesday at Avondale, on Wednesday at Millview, on Thursday at Webster's Corner and on Friday at Cornwall. All meetings will be- gin at 7.30 p. m. It is hoped; that they will he largely attended,

SOMEWHAT (.‘-BIPPLED. - Since

their last hockey game some members of the Connaught teams have met withhccidents, The first one to get ii broken collar bone was Harry Stanley, which he got in a game he- tween teams from the Canadian Bank of Commerce and the Royal Bank of Canada, This meant, it new man was needed at centre on the sec- ond tenm. At practice on Thursday night McAleer received ii swift shot ol the puck on the eye blackening it und also making it about twice its natural size. Purcell fared the worst he got two or three teeth knocked out besides other iniuriee. It evi- dently did not stop the Connaughts from putting np a winning game Fri. day night,

A VERY FiUL‘f£‘-l<lS'Si<`llL carnival

was held at the Kensington rink on Thiirsilay last. This was the finest one cvcr held in the rink and its suc- c.ss augurs well for other events of »-tiie sanie»-iintnrc in future. No ‘one was allowed on the ice at first, our those in costume. The costumes were indeed excellent, some no doubt rc- quiring consideranle time for their make. The first prize for gents was easily won by Mr. J. Ingles, repre- senting aii Indian ~bra`\'e. It was a more difficult matter however, to select the best costun:.e among the ladies. It nar-ro ed down at last to Red Wing, Indian Bride. IriSli Girl. and was given to Irish Girl, Miss Amelia Mill. The chi1d1‘eIl's prize went to Master Edwin Lynda. The judges were John l\’lcFr1dgen, Allan. Cole and B. W. Taylor. A pleasant skate was indulged in by all after the prizes were n\vard,ed.

WEDDING BELLE.-A very inter-

esting wedding took place on Mon- day, February 23rd in St. Auguatlne’s Church, Ruatico, when Mr. Joseph Pineau of Rusticoville and Miss Mag- gie Doucette of Rustico were united in the holy bonds of matrimony- Th!! ceremony wus performéd bY R€V~Ff’»'3h‘ tr Uhiasson, Parish Priest. The bride and the groom were attended by Miss Angeline Doucette, sister of the bride and Mr. Louis Pineau, brother of the groom. After the marriage was solcrnnizcd the bl`i‘dl1Y DiU`W PTO- cecded to the home of the bride. where they partook of ii sumptuous repagg, The numerous guests includ- ing the neighbors and relatives pro- cecded to enjoy thrmselves in a most appropriate way. Tllc l\eW\Y mar- ried couple were the recipients of many useful and handsome gifts. The happy couple will take up their abode in u new residence which the groom provided for in thc H190 NW yearn. May ioy and happiness he their lot in the years to come.~R.

;:NOW is the time V007 homes ‘md

cattle need attention-the Island Condition Powder will do D'-_OW 7-lm" anything else to put new life in them. I We know its good--Deollle who have used it tell us so. TTY if 25 cts. lb.; 5 lbs. $1-00. Prepared and sold hy E. A. Foster Central Dl`\1l!‘ store. MH'

______________.. ::Mr. C. B. Jelly 19 G“H\"“°“ News gent for Victoria and vicinity. mmy hand him all reliable news, iso your new cr renewal subscrip- °ns_ MEN.

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Worth Trying

Stewa

Cream Bread

Ask your grocer for it.

Or it will be delivered at your home every day if .

you-leave your order at our shop. . No 163 Kent Street or

' -Phone 211.

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LAST CALL-To Investors to sc-

curs stock in the Belfast Fox and Fur Farming Company, only 8 rev; shares remain. Make application to. day. Bee ad for full particulars. 1109,

N. B. AND P. ld. I. CONFERENCE

-At a special meeting of the Eviinge. listlc committee held last week, nav. eral matters of interest were consid- ered aays The Wesleyan. It was re- gretted that the committee had fail- ed in its endeavors to secure alead- er for special devotional exercises for the Conterencepeggiohg in June' nelt, but certain suggestions in re- committee of arrangements. The main business before the committee was a proposition from Mr, J. R, Dinnis, of Charlottetown, Offering to provide an evangelist for the weaker fields ol our Conference for iiextiyear, This uninue and generous offer the committee accepted and gave ex- pression of its appreciation to the honor. The question of procuring an ffVf1D§'€liHf- HHVG the committee deepl concern and after careful con-Bidern-l tion of several available men it was' decided to enter into engagement with Rev. G. S. Anderson, of Somerville, Mi-iss.

"N0 matter what you prefer in

cigars you will find here the exact brand you desire. We have every- thing good in 5c., 10c., and 15e_, cigars. We buy direct from the lead- ing makers and have the cigars kept in splendid condition in our patent humidor. Make this your headquart- ers for good cigars. The MacKinnon Drug Co., Corner Great George and Kent Sta. Qtf.

:Everett Buell is Guardian Agent

Abney.- Subscriptions, renewals

nd all reliable news will be gladly clcomed hy him. 1 2971-12-lnietf

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FURNISHED AND CORRECTFJD DAILY BY THE MARITIME FOX EXCHANGE AND IN- VESTMIENT COMPANY LTD.

Asked Price

110 100 110

` Par Belmont 100 Smith 100 Standard 100 Barkers 100 Dalton 100 Brighton 100 Upton *'10 Zliarlottetown

I-ijegal

Victoria Farm

100 105 110

. 60 100 130 100 110 100 110 100 125

Dinnis Pedigrecd Foxes 100 125 Provincinl 100 110 Howatt-Dalton 100 100 Taylors

Great (Tanada Northern

(larrutliers

"i`uplin Irving

Dominion

Massachusetts

Sutherland

R. J. McNeill (`o

Montague

Trout River Seal River

Freeland Samson

North Tryom Co.

Park Farm

Milton Patch Fox Co. Souris Black Fox~Co.

Three Rivers

Spring Park Fox (lo.

The General Fur Farms

Ltd. 100 _

Rogers Payton _ 10

lie Charm o

Fair Complexion

Beauty cannot be created

but it can be. protected. Where the complexion is , injured, or blemished, nature should be aided in rebuilding the tissues. The best aid which we can recommend

for this purpose is our

CREME VELOUTE This cream has a soothing

and healing effect on the skin and in addition is _a skin food.

It helps nature in its repair

work but supplies material to repair with.Good for chap- ped and roughened skin and also a massage.Price 25c a jar “Quality that Pleases---

Prices that Sell"

Johnson & Johnson

The Quality Drk? Store l Cor. Prince & ent Sts |

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200 230 100 107 100 10'? 50 50 100 100 100 100 100 200

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. f MATTRESS

Buy a Spring Mattress

which will Nor Sag

When you buy a “Hercules” Spring Mattress from

us you buy one which will NOT Sag.

Weggg back _g this ggstatementnwitli

an absolute___guarantee

which guarantees to the buyer of a Hercules Spring at least 25 years service.

Can you do better?

Wood Frame all sizes Steel Frame

$4.50 Si‘.§'.i. $6.50 ,A

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‘lOorr-acted for every Wednesday

Poi-it lib.)

F. s (doz.i

lui Turnips Potntou

Best

joint notes.

Oats (white) Oats (black)

I-lay (pressed, por con;

EE . Butter (lb) Hides (lb) \ go 10

BOURIS MARKETS, D d

ren? Bu! 'to ¥)1‘(‘hickmi lper pair) $150 to $200

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ek°. .Fowl len0h\ 00 to B0

Saturdav's iuuo.)

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BUMMERSIDE MARKETS

Corrected lor ovary Wednesday an

Gsturdav li-isus.

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18 .

Pork I; to 11

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Auction Sale

I am instructed by M. Mac- Innis Head of St. Peters Bay to ~

sell by public auction on the prein ises on Tuesday March 10th 1914 at 12 o’clock.All of his stock ,crop implements and house hold fur- niture includingorgan and kitchen range Domiiiions Pride nearly new sewing machine for particulars see hand bills. Sale positive no reserve. Should the day be stormy or unfavourable sale will lake place first fine day following- L ___ _ _;_ ___.,..._ ._ i

Gray Marine Motors I

| Staiirlaitl the world over, Made in sizes from

3 to 36 ll. P. l, 2 & Ii Cyliiidi-.‘i's for boats of :ill

Terms all sums 5.00 and under cash over that amount 9 months credit will he given on approved

_lfl. ll. COX

Auctioneer

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Competent, experienced ,

nurses and all those desi-

1 ring_ the assistance of pro- fessional aid will find our

Nurses’ Free

. Registration

"Bureau .

a decided boon and help in time of trouble. ' Here are registered all the the qualified nurses open for engagements---a m e e t i n g place for professional nurses and those who desire their services. There is no charge whatever in connection with this bureau. All _we want is for you to patronize us.

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house two

Bills.

Auction Sale

I am instructed by John Darke

of Orchard Hill, Brookfield to sell on Monday March the 9th 1914, at 1 o’clock sharp his valuable farm consisting of 65 acres of land all clear and in a hitgh state_of| cultivation, being well enced with i thorn and spruce hedges, there is on tue premises a good dwelling

bams and other oint-

buildings in good repair an a large orchard. This farm is water- ed with pump in yard and a never failing spring in centre of farm which makes it_ suitable for dai- tying, convenient to churches, schools,post office and stores and forge. Also on the same day all stock, crop, farm implements and household furniture. See Hand

JOHN STEWART

i _ Fred Waller

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‘F M Sausages (lb.)

\i`0ri‘cctcil for every Wcilnf-silny and ifidush (.\b') '

Oits l 'l“t* 3~4_i

(,f,,t_,, (l§,,,‘C§; iintmn -ini)

d Straw (pcr 1-.wt 25 to 1ilil2;'§')8nq(lh ) ‘l'§§i‘ Ilflli ll? iii ll;-, l“f~"°t= ‘~<‘-°“~>

g ihiifvr (por iii.) 110 to :i2lAl‘l‘l°“ Wk”

Til ll 22

Ind G°§.:" "E215 Ducks (each) 75c. to $1.00

Fowl U Potatoes (per bus,) 30 to :Mn Ducks 1el'L,';§`,’;;l’S (vcr hue.)

Oats (Whitt) 40, , "

' oat- ininnri #lu-144 fm" 40 ` Potatoes (bus) z5c, l(`“"”kl"” Mackerel leach) L to 6 new 'UW

200 c°d‘i'l\ (IFBID) “_” tn ‘L85 llcei iquzirtcr)

13 to 14 11 to 1l.;c 50 t0 H06.

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10 to lil

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R to 1034:. 12 to 1:’ic.

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Pork tlh)

(,orne<l Lodfish (lla) 60, Liiinh (lli.) 13 to 141'.,

10 to 120

Gc Fic. 'lilo

15 to 20c.

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premiums is the reason.

Branch Manager

In 1913 The Canada Life

Cnnsds°s Oldesf and Best Life Assurance Company

Made a substantial increase in business written

Libeial clear contracts, large dividends and low

W- K. Rogers, “f *‘f.:2:‘.i“.f..~.::‘°

K S |`f0t`FK$. Ch’town I

l`ypes and sizes.

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Write for free Catalogue giving prices and full

' FOR SALE BY | Stanley, Shaw & Peardon

Sole Agents for P. E. I.

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203 Kent St.

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Acharming home can be obtained without any un-

necessar ex enditure. Every room glowing with cheer

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fulness, and l rmonizing in one general color scheme

The island City Painting C0

Phone 280---L

J. Alfred Doyle

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