-"2 ' .gt '~ fre.. ,sf-. -»~~1 ‘ -51 _ '_< \

_ I

. .- i

_ ~

9 -

,~. .za

.T " L* IJ ‘~t‘!¢`

. _ J

JANUARY 17' 19171 THE cHARLo'r'rE'rowN GUARDIAN

q\\n'l)VllImm5ss\’\\n\\\\\v - _ _

on Time?

. 4

watch we take specia

If not let ushave your ‘V

° 5

assured of the best result in your time piece

We also call you

attention 'to our line

watches, diamonds, gol

‘ ¢ ° l

ings. brooches, stic pins, chains, silverwa cut glass, etc.

J.k. cams Li

Sunnysi e town @\\\\_\_\\\\\\w*/1/1111:;

care incleining and sett` ing it up so you are`

° 3 57* D. 9,. -1 0,

_ _/_ll/_/I ___\\\EV 51///mr

uoitsias

lf not.

Hughes’ _

Condition _Powder

will _give them a keen appetite. Regulate disorders, -liriflfi' the blood_. Keep t em_ healthy and in good condition, _Prevent coii¢ C2}1S€d py_ indigestion and aCl<_lS_ in thoroughly assimilating the regular feed.

Over 40 years, experience

treatment of horses and Came 1* Y0ur guarantee that I-Iughes Condition Powder is the best.

The People s Danggist’

Jeweler and Optician Geo* E° Hughes

'a ch' l ' ' 1

' In ' -

c00d COIldT\ll\l\? ,V Messrs A. A. Alley and S. A. Mc-

Donald have been appointed.

` Fred Beer vs John Horne came up for

PATRIOTIC C0l.LECTOR8.- For

list No 9 Patriotic Fund Collectors

l _ ,,.___._ - PA‘rn|oTl¢ LEc1'unE.- asv, it L. Coffin will lecture in the Marsh- field Hall on Saturday evening at 8 Qdlock. Silver collection in aid of Patriotic Fund. 3950,

_ MORELL SKATE.-Now for a_big .skate Morell Rink. Wednesday. Jan. _17. Special train leaves town 6.30 p .m. Band in attendance. Return fare j'l'0c. Ladies will supply good supper ; after- skate. 3941-1.13M2|

KINDLY REMEMBERED.-On New ' Ye‘ar's Day Mr. James S. Farquharson. \Bunbury called at the home of Mrs lH8l11m0n<l Kelly and presented he/ii _with a snug purse of gold in token of |tho appreciation and esteem of the |c0ngregation of Bunbury Church of which she has been organist for sev~ eral ye-ers. Mrs. Kelly was most_ag reeably taken by' surprise and through Mr. Farquharson, secretary of the

i Church True-tee `Bosrd, she- extended

most cordial thanks for the thought- ful and kindly act on the' part of the congregation.

POLICE COURT.-A large crowd

gathered at the Police Court yesterday morning when the assault case! oi*

Keep Your Feet Warm and Dry

We sell all kinds of Men's

and Womens-Rubbers and Overshoes and

Lumbcrmans Rubb»r

' In Endless vai iety

We have the GOODS :uid

SAi_.l£SM|iN you have the

The Money I

Come in and let us make

a perfect fit for you and let us show you how little mon- eywill make you comfort- able for the winrer _ Prices the lowest in Canada

‘ e 'i s

Morris-hmith-Beer

gf' - .-_,_ _ W

'T v g5_i_niq_

_ r-'-------_

soo claim of

Gold Fish to be _ Given Away

The Plan

With each l’air<:hase of one Dollar of Rexall goods there will be given one Globe with two fish free, of charge.

THE MacKlNNON

DRUG CO.

The Rexall Kodak Store

L__- .e;...._...... ‘

` i

hearing. Mr. Beer testified that he drove into the Highland Hotel gang- way on Saturday afternoon where he saw Mr. John Horne' and annthetr young man in a waggon apparently ready to drive out. Mr. Horne, he stat od, shouted something at him and then hit his own horse' a crack of the whip and then, struck at Mr. Beer who got thc most of it over -the face while Mr. McKinnon who was seated be's-ide him. got the last end of the whip. Plaintlft then stated that all hands got out of .the waggons and tlietyoung man wht was with Mr. Horne made' at him. Hr-. tostified that tho next -thing he saw was Mr. Horne coming out of the houst with his coat off and an iron bar ii.- his hand. McKinnon closed with I-Iornf and apparently succeeded in gettinr the bar away from him. After that plaintiff stated that Horne made' at liiiu with a stake' and again with a shovel. Plaintiff swore he had not been drinking. John D. McKinnon' told of driving into the yard when Mr. Hornr was conilngout. He swore that Home shouted something and hit both hr and Beer at the' same time with n stroke' of the whip. Later Horne camo out of the house with a piece' of iron

pipe. Witness was not sure whether hc

. _took il, from him or not, but he lost it l, anyway. Next he claims that he sau

J Mr. Horne with a stick and that Beer

took it from him. He next saw Mr Horne coming from the barn with a

.~' shovel and all got into a. clinch. The

'.'.Ta'. _ O_O "`i iYOi""""`°T”""'.-eeeammnef if

I Gifts for Soldiers

A few pounds of Hickey’s Black

'l wist Chewing Tobacco, or a pound tin of Hickey’s Bright Cut Smoking

Tobacco. _ »

Insist on Hickey’s, the soldiers

choice.

___________l'liclrey & Nicholson Tobacco Co. Lid

Charlottetown

Q* l E '

- l

Fiore Insurance

A A Necessity

T I T Then insure in good strong stock compan-

hi h ever contest an honest claim such

‘BS,W C Il

as is represented by ‘ .

` E. R. BROW

Charlottetown

gled free. where both men' attacked

_Marshal then arrived and the- fight stopped. John Horne tee-titled that on Saturday about 3.45 he drove out o'_ -his barn' down to the archway. The' yard was lined on both slde`s with waggons. Beer and Mcliinnon ,hr claimed drove into the yard at full trot. He sung out to them to hold on and Mr. Harrington -tried to persuadc them to back up and let him get out This defendant said was vehemently refused, Beer claiming it to be a pub lic yard and that he' was going in De fendent then went on to say tha*

_ Beer jumped out of his waggou, and

took his horse by the head nndde spite his protests seemed bound tr crash him-"waggon, horse, and-all." Then, declared defendant, “I took uni driving whip and struck him and his horse to keep him back and he strucl- me when Ll was- sitting in my waggon Defendant claimed he tried to get ont of the left side of the waggon but that

_ his fur coat jammed in the' chafinr

iron and he could neither move our way or the' other and finally strug

him violently. A man named Darrach coming in later and helping them. Mr. Horne swore that when' he' got away he ran into the barn where he - grabbed a shovel and warned them to

keep back. Beer after this-, he testified, struck Horne's eldo-t son. The Mar ahal separated the'm, and defendant afterwards went back and struck Mc- Kinnon twice and put him out of act ion.. Other evidence heard was that of Mr. E. L. Harrington. proprietor of the Highland Hotel. and Parker and ` Relgh Horns, and John R. Mcwilllaims. stableman at tho Highland Hotel. The ease was adjourned -'untill Thrlsday' next to get the evidence of Messrs F. Darrach. and Neil and Angus Darrach. __;_-1-¢-i-i'1-

'::A PURELY VEGETABLE PILL_ --Tho chief ingredients ol l’ar|nelee‘s Vegetable Pills ` are mandrake and dandelion, sedative and purgative

Monuments that endure the ` Rava`g"es ol Time

~ Are what you seek to make me grave o f your departed with. We supply no others. Our Monuments are the best

to be had. Estimates given.

Chandler & Bell 160 Kent Street

2440-10-7tuS1mo.

_ Fruits

but- perfectly harmless _in their ac- tion. They cleanse and' purify 'and have ii most healthful effect upon the secretions ol the digestive organs. 4'l‘he dyspeptic and all who suffelr from liver and kidney ailments w l find in these pills the most effective nfed- icine'ln concentrated form that has yet been ordered -to the suffering.

_f gy--n

` °`Phone 393 J'

or 294 L "

" -when your pipes burst. _ ff`¢°%¢_\_u>'._ieak. _O3 you

-_f~hl`vs plgmbiiig troubles _ ~ _

i I

We have one of

assortment

found its the city.

,Evsporated Apples.

_ Evaporated ~ ‘ Evaporlted

- -» + Evaporsied Prunes.

range now

LT-i 5!-

- IT PAYS to buy in this Provlnco..l

SPECIAL SERVICES.-Rev. E. Weeks Pownal, is assisting Rev. H. A. Brohru, Murray Harbour again this week in special services. Mr. Brown will be' with Mr. Weeks at, Millvisw next week. _

SOCIAL EVENT8.- _The Sl.. Char-

les’ Auxiliary of the Charlottetown Hospital intend holding a. whlst party and entertainment on Thursday, Feb- *uary Sth in the hall formerly occupi- ->'d bv~Knighis or Coiuminis."riie chap- zrones will _be Mrs. P. - S. B wn, Mrs. Thomas Campbell. Mrs. James Mullen _and Mrs. (Dr.) Conroy. .

PATRIOTIC MEETING.-A' well at-

tended Patriotic Meeting was held Monday night at Murray Harbor. Mil

ers were: Rev. J. J. McDonald, who

dealt with the Patriotic Fund;

ottetowii. His Monbr dealt with the. :'~‘und' and also appealed for recruits. Fwo resiwndedl Willie Cairns, or

Hy, Harbor and Joi\n,M'cl{ay, o luernsey Cove, both for the Navy, =

MISSION BAND CONCERT.- The

f the “Lavinia Clark" Mission Band. -n dairy. 5th was a splendid success. There was a fine audience and a de- lghtfui program. The pastor of'the `hurcli presided. ‘There were several

'luets by Miss Bueluh Hatch and Mis Winnie Horton ' and little Harold nd Edith Lawton. Solos by 'mid Smith. Winnie: Carver and e .ivlan Guy and Vernon Jones. Recl. 1'-|0ll5 by Floreiice au<l‘Majorie _l`0Wl1. Pearl \Voe-.ks and little Jimmie »urden_. A Dialogue by several girls ind boys. All this with sc/me exer. -lses by children made up a nearly _‘V0 l'\_0\U'B Dl‘0gram. Much credit is -ue Miss Enid Smith for her good -fork ln the preparntioh of the enter- ainineni. '

uni

PATRIOTIC AFFAIR.-On' Friday -vening Jan. 12th ii very successful ntertainmejlt and social was held by he Dunstaflnage Red Cross Society. -‘here was ri -large audience, the new

.i_lly well rendered, perhaps the mcg H99-Bing feature was the part taken by 'ie school children showing the care- wl training they had received by their ~t‘licient and painstaking teacher Miss .iary Nicholson. The' chorus by the hoir, Duet by Miss Campbell and Mr. "red Godfrey. Solos by Miss Crosby, ‘diss Mclleth, Mr. H. B. Dennis. »' song by Mr Fred Godfrey. Recltat- in hy Miss Mae Stewart and Declama

-fl by Mr_. 'Peter Brodie and Mr. Bn 'arter Fancy prices were realized, on

naniigement of Miss Katie E. Mc-. .Zend (teacher)-Mr. John McPherson`

is he was just recovering from the

iiuncan McMililan' was in Caledonia recently visiting friends.-The many `rieds of_Mr. M. M. Stewart, merchant wi-l-1 be pleased to hear that he has re- vovered from a most violent attack of ‘he ia grippe.-A successful ple'-soo `al was he’l'd in' Caledonia on Dec. 20th, ‘916, the program being the best on ‘e'cord. A prominent part which is worthy of special mention -was the sword-dance 'by Miss Effie' McQueen.

and prevent the ulceration and swell- ing that are so painful. Those who were periodically subject to quiiisy have thus made themselves immune

to attacks .

ri/¢v.\i\_\\\\\\v//sv!/I/'_'A\\\

T Safety

ls An important t

__ Element ln Drug

' Store Service

Therci. no .ther line of

business n hichcl.-niands the same care as the sale of drugs. This carefulness not only refers to an effort to avoid errors. but it includes care in buying, handling, and

< sellin of every thing a

druggiat has in stock.

` Theimportantiuiaslonof

the di-uigiat is to aafe-- auard t e interests _of the public. In order to ac- complish this. constant care must he exercised.

We are careful, and

we solicit the trade of persons who appreciate he het-that can counts let ua beyour drugglsta.

¢-¢--- .

._.»,- _ ' ’ --‘ -~ -- _ _ _

__,______ _ix . ‘° o

I f l _ _

._ ._ . And the question

~`_

i `_ _ _ .

{"*_'-'-""""”'

Are You Ama Your I _ .

Rev. _

‘.'lr. Brown; Mr. A. P. Prowse, M.P.P., .

Murray Harbor; Rev. E. S. Weeks, - -

-°0W!18l. and Judge Stewart. Char~. Q

Mm; ' On January 31st this store goes on a CASH basis. The slate breaks. The shingle is 'retired

from duty-no more chalk marks on the wall. _

T l~i_IRl5. So long as we do a credit business, we have to reineinber that it costs some- thing. Paper and ink-books and pens-postage stamps and bill heads-letters and duns--_the " - ~ labor of attending to all of this-it all means money-and not a little money either. `_“_Sorne`- _ body has to pay it. YOU do not want to. And so the answer is CASH. ' ' `

FOURTH. Who( profits. Where we save expenses-we can sell' u little cheaper._

_ < we cut out losses-we. can sell cheaper still. And where our capital is FRE-E, we can .;

_‘_'__nI{)'e_g°‘_Ii_;‘_§;°“i;i_:“_§~ The dmereili carry the great big assortment that you look for here. In other words. YOU GET# .-

“ g “"’ we” ““"°°{ , Bi.Ni;F1T_ 1H1NK IT OVER. '

T 1 ` . '

\ s

. . ._ ,..-,

_ . ‘ _ ..'.. fa,-_ "_ Ph'

-ini#

1.,-i~ .-.

_ »

_`_-;>_f_;<_r_;‘_'_t P§lv\;fii_ ig - the Methodist SOMEONE ASKS WHY? There are two or tliree good wliys-and here they ` ' 8 un er the ““B°i°“ FIRST. S_o long as we do a credit busin css, we will always have; at all times, a

sum of money on our books, practically i-llc. Now, in these days the busy dollar is' dollar that is any good. _Prices are so much higher, that it means a far larger investment ` keep up our stock to the point that will satisfy you'-or us. The lazy dollar' must work.

. . . _ _ _

‘l1D l) ll tlfl , . . _

ruses y ie ( Mlm” of the Bandé so the uiiswct' to this question is CASH. - ' '

Mi” SECOND. I So long as we do :i credit business-wc’rc bound to make some

graiitiiig credit-that means bad debts. Now, soiiicbody has to pay for those' bad`dclJts`. you who _alivuys pay your o\vii_bills--are not anxious to pay any o`tlici's,_zirc you? AND_S_O the answer io this qucestioii is CASH:

in i

. >

i _

t si

Moore I & lVIcI§e0d, 19;

Corn-, _ __ _ ___ __

_ 119 121 Queen St. Charlottetown -, ‘ *.9 _.1 _ _- _ ._+~'~._“.'-:-‘§-ce'_'_ 1-7,? _

-i

ion by Mn: Wilfred Godfrey, were ‘ ` A' , _._ _'___ _ _ _ .T .1 ."1.;iAT'*"-~~`_-`

- e

iasket bringing eleven dollars. .The special skate next Friday, l9th.Spc- ‘m°““t \`¢a"¢€’d WW/ ln' the Vlclllli-Y Of cial trains from Charlottetown and iiuety- dollars. ($90-) Tignish. Band in attendance;

1- ‘biggest event of the season. Trains

GM-E°°N|A-T110 5011001 18 lH‘0° leave Charlottetown 4. 15 Tlanlsh 'fressing favourable under the skilful 12_15. 3925-1-l6M3i.__

*Dem me weekend in Glen Wmlamflharles Macdonald, Covehead. show- 'he gue-st of Mr. Alexander Matheson. ed the Guardian yesterday six mag- ~_-While' on a business trip to Mr. Mur- nificant eggs. weighing 20% ozs, _ 1ockMcKin`uon`s Glen Martin Mr. Don- These eggs- were from Mrs. Mncdon~ :ld Walker was so unfortunate as to aide poultry farm. it ir. iniererti_ng_ =\lff0\‘ 8. SG*/0l‘€' Y€'lHDBe of `tlie`~li1 SI‘lDl'1€` to note that the average-dozen eggs

'iisease a few days before.-v-Mr. John donaldm yesterday weighed 28 ozs.

”. Stewart was a recent. guest of Mr. l _Wallace Walker's, Caledonia.-Mr.‘

the music being furnished by Llelll-ell' The entertainment as a whole, _ re; 'mt McQueen, D. (7. M. _ _ ` `. ' 'fleets ii great deal of err.-lit. not only

__._._-Q----¥ er. Mins Margaret Todd, Wh08€ “Hill

HITTWILL PREXEILT lél»<_?ERAT',_most enjoyable eve; glve_`n gy the

ED HROAT.- ` G TS WND" ils of Bradalbane choo. ne’\o e mms ol' sore throat. Which lJl'e9“g9“iThoi-it pleasing fcnturss of the evening ulceration and inflammation, take aiwas "Santa," who st' once began to si>0011f\ll Of DF- f1'h°“1”f9° E°l°‘l'-ficiunburrieiz the' heavy-laden Xmas tree. Oli, Add a little SUS" 1° it i° “mkeland to present the pupils and teacher

it palatable~.‘\ lt will allay the irrltatioi\`wml gm,,_ The milowmg is tho' pro- _ __ _ ,

., _ _

DON'T FORGET The Summorsidcf now. It will be better after the

SPECIALLY FINE EGG$.- Mr.‘

weighs 24 ozs., whereas Mrs-_ Mac-

BRADALBANE SCHOOL CLOSING

-An entertninh.ie`nt of an' unusually' high character was presented by the pupils of Brsdalbane- School. district No. 105; Friday, December 20, on the. occasion of their Xmas tree. The

war. - _ -

“I `d0ii’t know ti ii:'\tioii_ flint- will claire touch its after the \\':u'.~ Tliey had f'oi'gott.eii wlint- we were like in the old iluys, lint' it will luke tlieni n. long time to forgot this lesson.

| _ “Before the war began we had

many sliorttoniiiigs in business and industry. The war is setting. things right in :t marvelous way. Our fuc- tories are scrapping old machinery,

iiuch-_appmiéiated and heartily encur- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ai. The baskets and ples weresuction'-f ,5__ __________ _.___ .a ....3 ~._ . -+- __ _ , fe.. _#ss __

io'-` what i‘»f»b»`ieare.~‘»f~’ri1j1 now be clen1“ed‘_'<_i'H‘- fancy-.

91'. - 4 . ‘i _ '

,\"fi_<;_r_ tlici wnr the _world ,W-il_l_f be.

ablc_ o~ attend- to . its .liusiii`€es2.in’.- peace, and iivthe' .future 'the "»liest` security for .peace.fvv`il_l."bc Zfoi'ti1d~" when thc. iia_tioi_is _ of _tli_c..f_wprld_.l band _tliciiiselves logetlicr to_put_iis`li_»_l the first pcacc’b_reak_c`ij._’f -_ _ _ ~_f

This reference to -the - Ameticanil,

proposals for a_ league-to~e1n;iorc¢o.'.

peace was greeted ,_wi_th proiongeqtg

_ r. i ~ - - _.

°°h°°""°°m W” "'°"~“m°‘““y d°°°r_’ that whatever is :nlded will be ri I er, wound up the-meeting 'support-"

ated with spruce. red and white trim _ mings. and was illuminated with Xmas candles and`_Chli_1es-e laxkterns.

nation." _

real asset to thc real riches of tlieliiig the -appeal inadé 'in 'l1ell_i_llt‘»0\_t§_ ,

theiloan and ur 'n the favorable

The different numbers oh th i>¥'0°‘ _ ¢ff¢¢1~. 3 huge” $b§¢ripl_i0'|i".»w0uld_§

gram were especially well rendered.

on the pupils but also on their touch

ing efforts made' the event one of the

Opening chorus. Keel) U16 Fires Burning." the school*

Winnie Mor ‘ `

Annlc Carnes . Todd: recita-‘

violin solo,_ Winnie Mor-

recitation, Ellza‘

iona Dixon; duet. Annie' Mclntosh; rec Kennedy; dialogue, John Buchanan. Ai-

Mary Morrison;

Luolla ’l`oild'; Mabel. Murray.

Florricf Mclntosh.

Todd, Charles

McGregor,

tion, Charles

reclta

ni ray;

dance, Percy Hatiey; God Save' the King.

Cleave a Way,

er in the world when he 11115 _fi

two and one-half years, with in

inadequate supplies of munitions, is one of lhc__tales of heroism ol the wt5i‘ld's‘-'l\isti'Jl‘y°.'““l.§c_f "us "help

hifdfitlfwilitbs al'l&l\ti

rlsoii , recltat.ion,_ s

The Nation Braceil up

have upon neutrals. _ . . - ’

Concluding i\l'r.f McKenna said:

“'l`lic iiaitioii has been developed, “Iii payiiig o_ur_cxt_i¢nditurcs_abiioz\il’_

-uliscipliiicd :uid braced up. thc (fliancellor o the Excite `uc_r‘_

needs the support of alqilga _

“Tlic Piuisslnii menace [purse ‘lt gives him ‘strength arid:

~\\'1is_ ii ruimlng niortgago ‘credit abroad if he' is master :of__onr._ wlilcli (lc|ii°c1-iiitcil thc va- gigantic rcvcnue.and;o\ir_il1I¢mi lilo of' our mitiomil seciir- lal tiiinnces are ruiining sri_i'oothly.”

_cmd

wo. Charles _ In many a_ _horne the

,mf fan_»iiy’s aesnh is e _daily fauna:

Oakes; recitation. 1T3‘lirti‘i‘lia,iil'MuiTi"iiBii¢'? splendld wh0‘e \ wlieat f- '

‘ To v cmfy ln ' The reason lies in the fact `that-this __ ‘ __ _.

Few Monuls -_ an abundance of those elemen' the mi ,_ _ _ ,_

so necessary for well-helen _ bodieti _ _

' ceniinmumre -nori . “°""°°- G"°l7¢°NUfl l|°°`il\°l 3 91°

__ _____.!‘,__..._:.._ ment of thegrains, in ooncen . ». _

proved himself the doughticst hglit- form’ f¢ady.m.¢at from the pgclqgg, _ , __

.l . He iieverhad oncl As ioi ' ` N | _ _ ` " 1 ~ _` ` Tli_§"T§ussians, the way in which,T‘ andqggpffgvog _ Wi _ if _lt_

with bare breasts, they fought for - -bm” W numemu, attncuvm s &.\iilP o ,-

.- I H -'» . - ‘...i`i 'L-i » -,vgorli gp, F- ;_f;2_-.~._§,

ferior guns, insuiiicieiit rifics._anrl Bétter d;g`,st:°n 'A

Gi hun

'Will

Crape-Nuts g _ gf

ment, wvith Grape-Nuts as a

1 1

..~» _ ,.,, _i______

_ cw- :_

..~¢...»‘:. .__-

ueoomollth

-ff.

l 5 l

cheers. ~. _ = '$1 A-__

discarding old slipshod methods and ' .The Premier adder.l.ai_ii_i1,_ail_e;tl;_ior~‘¢'-_ discoiitinuiiig lianipering customs. itzition for contributioiisf to tliéloaiifj

"1 do not know what the nation- and' tlieii_ closed his address; _-":_

al debt will be at the end of thc! , Right Hon.'Reginald-~M<':Keu\iai,2. wa but I venture the iredictioii 'former Chancellor 'of theilixchequti