You Riu; N9

We promise

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Yee Use

" -.li " f‘ ` ~ V - town. she takes pert in the Birth: eeye an Amherst exchange. After the

_i _; °‘:£?;“l*°"“m°°- If 1° e feel *-°11er any social ln the K. ol P. hell srl-

*.l;‘.‘i"l.e_._."‘l‘-*§_~.+ _"_, -_ _ Vnwo y'£ l ' _ day. Some invitations have been

A. J ~ ' ' , STEAMER- ABHORE Co., Corner Great George and Kent 25th. Vice President Hector Mc-

. ' ___ ‘ Bts. Mtf.

_ NEW YORK, Feb. 4-'rne N rwegien -

_ ' _, & 00| steamship Nicholas Ameo is 0 ashore SAD DEATH'_ A' F' and

__ on Long Island. Life savers are un- Mrs' M°N°m °f L°“3 Creek

:__ Phdne _ able to get aboard but are watching 11 r e r e c e i_vi n g t h e d e e p ensuing year. President-Hector Mc-

/ - a chance. It is believed that no pas- sympathy 01 Ibm' m°“d“' in thi’

_ Chaddttetown sewers are aboard; _ death last Friday oi their daughter

01 Able"

__ ie.

, . ,. . H , ¥“”i 7°" t° “T R935" '93" sent out but anyone wlshing to at- balance of the eveninS WM Sven! in

Yes anddhag WILL bum and w;_l-__op_n ;oy_vi:_l_1np_;l;gl>r_¢_;;ni”;e ;._h_at____l: tend is cordially invited. _

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g~ive_Vfgood‘-hear/1u~, .um 5,, ,,,j,,_»__- Perfectly eatistiedwvlth its use. ' It :.:For a smooth, velvety sun you

' -_ g comes in two sizes, prices 50e and will need to use Rexall Face Oream.

thetfl the klndyye sell and deliver $1-00-Remember, youecap obtain ner, 'rms ls a splendid skin loud that le p|»qmPg1y...“¢ ¢m.'priCe i~s_ "hw all Remedies in this community only guaranteed not to promote the 8 tae io t _,5.____; at our store.-The Rexall Store, who growth ' of _ superflous hair. This S __ _ WCS . ___.f__- _ - V - . V McKinnon Drug Co, " cream is recommended by all users.

Price 254: a ' The McKinnon Dru

Ella May, who was only in her sev-

' _ 9 sorrowing parents, six brothers,

r and four sisters. Her death is _ sad-

e - ly h ut six weeks

_ 8:0. On December 16th. The funeral _ _ which was held on Sunday last was

Burner very largely attended.

I , - ~ f 1N'l~leRlss'1*iNo§ele'r1No.- oner-

' lottetown Lodge I. 0. G. T. held a

M -Acadia _and

_ f'~ Albion Nui

Reserve Run' of Mine!

.V plea [cog

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#All in _the Coal Sheds

. '

_Georg'c E. l"ull’s

_r /_ __ enteenth year. The deceased had

Heads the list as the bsst

Cleanser and healer for Rough Hard or Irritated Skill, chap- ,ped Hands, Fare and Lips, Wiudburn, Colrl.So1es and all various condiliors of the skin of like character. ._

It soothes, cools and heals

leaving the skin beautifully soft and white.

Try lt lie Pure and llarmlen 25 cent per boiile at I

G- E. iiugheS'}Ti;§;=.;>g.;;°~,.

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That Cures

‘ hen that cold strikes you get; boil of Rexall

_Cold Tablets - a splendid remedy for all those L_ ' _ _ 'fwho are inclined to take cold easily. Simple and

il Ai Cold, Cure

promgt in aiction, convenient to use. .-=~ »,»_

uhrln‘i'teed,.abox. . _ . _ .. .

ii MT our 0°

gl o.

H gave a number of suggestions with

' ' ‘ ,_ ‘ ` ¢\ attendance. The costumes were on

A tfle' whole superior to those worn at

_ _ .~ _ 1 _:__ _ , _ the first carnival, many of them he

_

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11-,¢_`:`l`:"f.` \/Il_;l,i:'_`_of t’;1: very?

zcosro '_ I -~

_ ‘l __ _ ed. ` rr

»Vi_»u1ek¢y,s__ Nicholson romeo te; ull. ~ _..::;s.i:“1;§;2.i.°2::;°.;l§-~..il:

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f .

6. vs rr

if '°;l"';_ -the Arena famous. As_ on the previ-

_' ', l i' _`,@ ' »Tobi1ccq` i§"a_"pi1e-'of

f .

HICKEY’S -I BRIGHT CUT smoking tobacco, f Cool, Sweet, Mild, pure,

_ _ clean, and wholesome. $_ .~_-- ~ f Better lay in a supply

_-' '_ -'l -_ L -at presentjlprices, and at `

'a ood ruli ‘i. o°-r our

i%~.._ _ il

to a.cco_, and made

_ ~ V » ' Great West Life Assurance Company

____ which appears in another column. It .___ 5 :_ -f -- v - f ~

____________ _ _ _ is pleasing indeed to note the Dro-

""" _, _ “_” i' *lf ees f lo

'ii

a Arlislip, __l_ln_rallle

Econoliiicel Walls and Ceilings.

_ .V .Calrhe made oi

,_ V, , V V. _» - ' _ _/_-_ :-' <

and ~

, _

_.It

fohssinples and.price. ' f °

iiiiedieifehtirely of selbcted lwbod reduced to

and pressed into panels or uniform thick-_

\..pe`bbled surface that allows wide scope to with fiat oil paint in tinting,st`eneiling, hand

Keeps uilllleai and Cold _ _

referee fire, feelin' melee grief' and easily put up' co 'least sn' _ not creek or. clefexrate, We in stock-» V ~

108, 32'xf1zo,‘l;8.x~96, 48 x 108 .and '

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nearly 8 p. c.. The claim i made that this Company has during the &

l_ put ,ix Wg, written a larger new

business in anada than has any

proud of and ‘taking into considers- \ _ ~ '-'

Mm that the com1>sny» ls only in its 1

l

‘lil _

_yill be gladly furnished. _

been ill for about a month and had only spent a week in bed before she passed away Bhe leaves to mourn

dened from the fact that her twin sis- ter had died on a o

most interesting and profitable meet, ing Friday night. There was a large number of visitors present, among them Rev. Thomas Marshall who gave an instructive address on the temperanre situation in the province. This lodge has been in existence for several months and is growing stead-

ily and doing much good in an edgi- cative wn_v especially among t e young. At this week's regular meet- ing the new officers for the quarter will be elected and a more Ilan or- dinarily enthusiastic meeting is an- ticipated.

_ SCHOOL BOARD.-The regular monthly meeting of the School Board was held Monday night. Judge Blanchard presided, and those pres- ent were T. C. James, J. J. John- ston, Henry Smith, Edwin Aitken, and F. J. Nash. The reports were read and the members themselves

respect to the schools The com.- mittee on estimates will call a spe- cial meeting this week. It is pro- posed to restore the old assembly hall to Queen Square School ii this can be satisfactorily arranged. Alter the passing of the minutes and the discussing _oi_.,ya.rious matters in con- heatien wltlmxthe schools the meeting adjourned. ""_‘\__ __ '

THE INANCY DRESS CARNIVAL-

_The fancy dress carnival in the Are- ns. Rink last night was another of the pleasant events which have made

ous occasion there was a very large

ing particularly attractive. Taken all together the whirling panorama on the ice made s. very pleasing pic-

~ ture and was thoroughly enjoyed hy ;;: ._ ~ "

the spectators. That the masquerad- ersenjoyed it was abundantly evi- dent as even- the masks wore the smile that won't come oil. The Band as usual gave a splendid program of music. A pleasing feature of this carnival, as»oi the previous one, was the good ' order both on the prome- nade and on the ice. The manage- _

ment is kgaln to be congratulated on the excelent entertainment furnish-1

digest of the Annual report of the

gr, o any company _ business, ispedially a Canadian Company. The _applications received by the »Great Welt Life during 1913 exceed those bl the previous year by over Seven Millions of Dollars. One notable

_point ia.that the average gross rate ‘ plete-

bfihterest earned on investments is

t/wehty-Bret year it is a. marvellous V development. The Company is re-

ted in hi P vi th

pr-esen_ t s ro nce by e ilrm of Hyndman & Co, Ltd , and lo-

ent poinththroughout the Island. by whom tes and other information

_ __ _ _ GUA&DIANm:l_:_.’d2;e°d

tlibtll mlm YUYIN _ .'__. un

1 is 15111" out md_y,,,,' h":°':,t"l:; and respectfully req _ tall person; lifteen to seventeen years of sge,with -_lt go eq., 1,,-_ you cm "pm th and firms having e :sslilllt this at least a good common school edu-

, .fdlmite llready done by using Res- "p°' "° at °“°° f »”‘°u' °°`

an '-93|-nga" T°,,1°_ with pumtmav counts in full to Jsnllbry I1, 191| _:nd ,,¢u1u1w_ (gr - . rn-“able (the end of The Gu/nrdlln business “sth of uma. It u _. mentuic year), and promptly st the end of

almnamm anti“Dtw_.‘°rmhidd pn: each calender month in future.

Duration tn t- dest: ‘ml li ,

,ttmuhtu ‘gut dmulgron xanga IT PAYS to buy in this province.

_ __ _ _the hair roots promotes hair nour- ___ M Vti‘~‘<f~.-‘~ ~ .g_'=';=°';*- fggginughdffv #hd we o.T.f}.'?.i.’“.T.‘l"1.’.’.t .§‘“L‘i'li.”l?; 0. ....’.'I;

‘ es ore 1 1

_wt to “le M pun 'den _;_lil'_sl»’d°:_¥` ability is well known in Charlotte

Dlsw N.-A blifht

`tr\\lt10rt|aJ\ Ghllqliejovh boy from

cation. een learn ol e desirable posi- tion 'with excellent chances for pro- motion hy writing “Business Msn, P. 0. Box 883.. Charlottetown"-at once. This is a greet Olwortunlty for the right boy.

_BANQUE'I‘.-Prof. 0. M. and Mrs. Wright were the hosts at a banquet given on Friday evening last, to the members oi Christ Church choir,

excellent spread had received full justice, speeches were made , and the

music and games. Altogether it was a very enjoyable evening.-Prof. and Mrs. Wright were formerly of Char- lottetown. _

ANNUAL MEETING.-'rhe annual

‘meeting of the West River Rural Telephone Company was held at Af- ton Hall on Saturday evening Jan.

Lean presided.' It was decided to erect a branch line to Canoe Cove. After the usual routine business, the following officers were elected for the

Leon. New Dominion. Vice President -Malcolm McNeill, Long Creek. Sec- retary-Nsll McCannell. Long Creek. Treasurer-A. K. McPhee, Long Creek. Trustees-Duncan T. McEwen, New Dominion, Arch. McDonald, Nine Mile Creek, P.J. Berrigan, Dunedin.

PElS0|llLS

Lt. Col. Geo. Crockett. York, was

in Charlottetown yesterday.

Hon. A. E. Arsensult, Summerside, was in Charlottetown yesterday.

John Agnew, Albertomwa: in Char-

lottetown yesterday.

Chas Rogers, Montreal, was in

Charlottetown yesterday.

Malcolm MéKenzie, Fredericton,

left yesterday morning for Boston.

Rev. Mr Erb, Hazelbrooke, leit

yesterday for Pictou.

Roland Stewart, Montague, leit

Monday night for Vancover.

T. H. Clements, Summerside, is

visiting his former home in Murray Harbor.

J. J. McQuaid and bride, Miscon-

che, left last nizht for Boston and New York on their honeymoon.

The Guardian regrets to learn _oi

the illness of Edward Wyatt, Pleas- ant Grove.

Premier and Mrs, Mathieson,

Charlottetown, returned yesterday from Ottawa.

A~ A- M°L¢B“, M. P. ` Charlotte-

town and Senator Murphy, Tignish, returned yesterday iromVOttawa.

Miss Mllbel Boundy of Winsloe has

returned from a. three-weeks 'visit with her sister, Mrs. (Rev.) H. *Mil- ler, Montague, P. E. I.

A. C. Saunders, Surnmerside, was ll

passenger to Charlottetown by the mail special from Georgetown yes- terday afternoon. f

Mrs.(Colonel) Allen, Covehead, and

Miss Helen McLean, Charlottetown, were the guests of Mrs. Peter Brodie, York, last Sunday

i

ther C mpany, British, Canadian or f _ Km`e'x°ica(r)1.\ This is a record Pto be The Quality Drug S on

cal Agents are to be found .at diiler- V _ _ _ __ ._ _ - _

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_ Someihingn ii el'

-In Soap- Jergen's Violet Glycerine

Delicaiely perfumed and sells 3 cakes for 25c. '

Other soaps we selliare

FRENCH -selling up to 35c a_ cake also, SELLF.Y'S. TAVLOR‘S, ALBERT,COL- GATE'S, PALMER’S, Etc. Etc, all prices and all kinds,- call and look over our stock while it is still most com-

’ Malek”

Cure that cough ‘and

get rid of that cold by f using Macs cold cure.

It is the best prepar-

ation of the kind you have ever used; cures

t-he cold promptly and \. easily. _banlshes head- _ ache and kindred dis-

orders-thereie no beiter ‘ cold cure on the market.

-Large box,.... 13:.

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l' The Bueieei Store on Ch'iown’s Bueiest Qireei ._

Good all Wool Unshi'

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STANF 1ELD’S GREEN LABEL

a nice weight, all wool ribbed under-

we_z;rkoHercd here in all dsizes, will wear, wi eep you ill not shrink.....¥fllr.Ili,:iF,

STANFIELIYS BLUE LABEL

this is a good medium heavy weight underwear a very general favorite, one thlat fats wel1_-wears well and will not s rln -per garment........._..

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'l`urlibul1’s Unshrinkable $1.95, 2.25, 2.85, 3.00, Wolsey (English) Unshrinkable Underwear $2. Stanfleld's finer Wools $1 oo, 1.50, 1.75, 2 50

“Tiger Brand” fine Wool Iileece Lined goc.

St. _George Unshrinkable-- fine soft English) $1. 3 5,

Stanfield"s make

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HIS IS THE BEST OFFER in all wool unshrinkable underwear that we know anything at all about. T

c per Garment

he garments are made

b t e famous STANFIELD MILLS. 'lélley ars cut to

fit-the sizes are accur-

wool is of a good durable

quzllity---theweave is such that the

are easy and comfortable.

If you are not near

the store -~ write- or tel- c epllone. Ii sent by mail

add Ioc eacll....

STANF1ELD’S RED LABEL

this isabetier

and warm, entirely unshrink- able, per garment......f.........

weight underwear, nice

STANFIELD’S BLACK LABEL

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

‘°' AW?.T‘iTi‘.i?f:::::::':'::::: $1.75

outdoor work to attend

3.25. 25 and 3.00. . _

1.50, $1.65

sizes,andit onlycosts....... ....».....

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_ 1 Mén's Fleece Lined Underwear 45c I

' _ OF ALL THE GOOD VALUE LOW PRICE UNDERWEAR in) the

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 oiercd in all

, Boys” Fleece Lined Underwear 30ci

I- the most tender skin, full range of sizes ensuring a perfect fit to any age `ooy- ~ | made in natural color with warm, thick soft fleecing and sold at a price no one _ | in Canada will beat _

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weighty, soft and easy to

English Pyiamas $1.50

This is a fine flanneleite 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 man’s rest . . ..-..$|.50

Others L75 and 2.09.

rate for eve

This has been the most popular line of pull

I over sweaters we have had all season-and we

havegust opened another fresh line within the lest day or two The colors are plain grey,xnsroon with green, and tan, the material is a soft firm closely knitted worsted The price

P- l J’

Tweed Pants $1.60

STRIPE TWEEDS in effects

grey well mad skill as acustom tailor would use---fairly good weight,

of

e, tidy, cut with the same

good durable pants-first day working ..-.1 60

_ ry Others 2.50, 3.00 to 4 75

Knitted

Hockey Caps

ANOTHER LOT of. these

ready now.Nicely knlttcd,b1ue and white, red and black, plain grey, plain brown... .5012

At the same time, we have

another fine lot of red Jaeger

“Hockey Cape, Soft Wool Knit

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