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various
the of the
0| view.
loom to
Beg, for nine times
the exhibiting of the Union i
pug* plc!
\'lAUK iltie IDU"-
Btsrl uid WING
over the ss seen:
movin Ill Ill
dingy _ ...HCLAB¥isB_
Union while not wishing' to beyeett lilo- lilsereon. His oholrie
tures dealing witll__the United States ---_ ._ _
or any foreign country the eomniittee _.1-an MORNING lihllil* Guardian
or ' drink :nec more pictures should be W, be cucsined st we 'reason
shown likely to eneoursze imverlel- N 1-nr-lore, Bumm _ ,
sed .mic thought- '_-
was displayed, , sioner Starr’s court yesterday the fav
of “Old Glory" was ther of s child llve mouths old was
accompanied by suitable charged with having beaten lt with
patriotic airs and even the su
of their own national an. is
Ilclllilitl
CHARGED WITH CRUELTY
MON'l'RlL‘AL, Feb. 8.-In Commis-
iand. and her testimon was support-
»_ii
Jack was often done in silence, the ed
_ h
committee found
by that of several olher witnesses.
“"1" E ' “ W” - . on the nullpond. The older girls c
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R|G|‘lT"
Posluvtiv Tl-is LARGEST slut in cAuAl>A   2°.     
_,- ..-n,.  ""5: ' scream, and turning saw that she 1
  3: ff# nnd broken through ure ice, end wns ein set tho bw values nt Brew e.
fi .rv i»i.~f >`1{ clinging co the edge with ner bends. Bnlnmorlldo- Soo the Now .Century or
in 4*  l._ ceiling io ner to ncld on end .keep the Trlnmrh mode by -low=1wo11»-
' ":""" ' ' quiet the girls skated quickly to her
..g®A_ @
"ITS All .C _
“Soap.”
Comfort Soap means '
om fort” -- not st
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A ___ _ _
Over
$3 7.900.000
of New Business was written by the Sun Life
of Canada for tlie year 1912, an increase of »
over $5,500,000 over
tribute to the capable management of this good .
E. R.
old “Prclsperous and Progres ive" Company.
Charlottetown Manager, for P. E. I
poln lace. She
F193 - W is one of the most popular yolmg Summerside yesterday afternoon.J.
lglr. A magnificent
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nre recognized by all leadin h r -
men in the Province 'rlre eng (liner-il R' J- M°D°”°ld» rosiotered at
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on  in eu the lending trotting stables the Queen Hotel. Snmmerside. be-
and our best farmers, stock raisers
and drivers claim that they are in
a. class all their own 25c The Mc-`
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GUARDIAN Cl.ASSll"lEll ADS
One cenl per word firsi insertion in
for each continuation. Cash must accompany order. Minimum chsrlc
Twenty-fi ve een e.
this column, half cenf per word
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ull. 1 ANU COUNTRY AGI‘1N’l`S
wanted at once for the fastest sell-
ing line in Canada. Sales E\'er;,~-
where, Get our proposition before
territory is all taken. Big money
to nusrlcrs. Address, Dept. “V "
. 1.*
426 Old Birks Bldg, Montreal, tion-
nds. mi "Mn ` 72-lolii<:r.i_
AGENTS-MEN AND wolunn-we
‘~-will start you in a permanent pay-I
_ ,ing business with the most siiccess-
ful osonie line over out on tho Uno- lion SALE.-STEAM aoillldli SAND
udian market, without investing a
single cent of your money. Our line
is absolutely new. Sells on sight in
every home. Not sold in stores. No
opposition. Successful men and wo-
men started b us nre ma 'n
y kl H $15 _
to S20 weekly. Write today for
catalogue, and full information.
National Products, Limited, A45, FIWTEEN DOLLARS AND EXPEN"
. Toronto, Ontario. 2-6Mtf.
rsndlaz llsir
person. Mrs. Chas.
farm of 50 acres with good dwel:
ling house and outlulildings; excel-
lcntly situated; vcry suitable for
fox rnnch. For further particulars
apply to Ewen Cameron,13 Spring
Park Hfl. 215 Mfiipo
ARM FOR SALE.-36 ACRES OF
land on corner Brackley Point and
St. Peters Roads. If not sold be-
fore will on first dsy of May, 1913,
at public auction. Apply A. E. Le-
,Page. Woodstock, N. B 2-1Mi,i_
engine 10 h. p. Smoke Stack and
fittings ready for use, all in good
repair. also new rotary carriage all
complete. Hugh McPherson, Belle-
vue. 2-llM2iE4ipd
__l_-_-__
HELP WANTED
ses weekly for trustworthy man or
woman to act as Travelling Repro-
sentative, Pre\<.'ous experience not
required. Travelling expenses sd~
vanced. Commence in home terri-
tory. Winston, Limited, 'l'oronto_
Ont. . 2-1`M'12Y.<
order for, book entitled Life
General William Booth with.
R. K. Brace, 170 Qlleell Bt;
Price only 85c: 6 iilustl-ations;. Il?
chapters; 312 pages; also a lot of
other good books. Seal for list. -
Mau: lll-:ir w'Ali'i‘ilii‘
A CUT-_
yonr own.
sugar 4 ce :
capital required. Ex-
ith hours’ work.
I
The
*ITT
_.rr revs to but is
-l
report has
which
confidence. .
enpe from drowning occurred at
T e child has a broken thigh. besides Campbellton' Lot 4' on wodnesday D
The committee are somewhat dis- many bruises. The mother showed a
satisded with the character of many badly bruised arm, which elle ABBCNB
of the exhibitions and characterize is
_asnnti-Canadian and, against lending her baby from the cruel ut-
lwimporial spirit. In concluding tasks of its father. The man ls be-
Hsir report -the committee makes a lug gellui the class having been re-
U
the 6th. inst, when Florence -McKen-
drick the thirteen r ld d ht
of J. O. Mcliendrick, who in com-
pany with her sister Myrtle and
their school-teacher, Miss Mary -Mc-
Kinnon of Grand River, was skating
were skating in the opposite direction
from Florence, when they heard her
and Miss McKinnon caught and held
on to her at the risk oi her own life,
as there was danger of them all
going in. After one or two un-
successful eilorts they lixially got Flo-
rence pulled out. Much credit is
due Miss McKinnon, as there is no
l“ doubt chef. lied lc not been for ner S
quickness and presence of mind,Flor-
once would have perished, and in try-
ing to aid her Myrtle would have met
n like fat
r, w a. m ght
have been a tragedy was happily av-
erted.-Com.
-WEDDING BELLE.-A quiet wed-
ding was celebrated at Freetown at
the home of Bobert C. Auld. broth-
er-in~law of the bride, on Wednesday
evening, Feb. 5th, when Miss Isabel-
la Cameron and J. Roy Blnns, both
of Frcctown, were united i
Roy of North Eedeque in the pr<s~
ellcc of tho near relatives of the bride
and groom. At 7.30 o’clock thc
bride, leaning on the arm ol her
brother-ill-law, entered the parlor to
the strains of the wedding march
tied. The bride was very prettlly ut-
tired in white marquisette, trimmed
with satin and Irish ' t
ladies of Freatown, having been for
some years in the employ of Auld .52
Co., where slle made many warm
friends and acquaintances and was
_N  _ ' ninlily esteemed for ner kindly end 01° guests of Mrs- EHn1*1n-J-
'~ -`l“""', courteous disposition and many ex- '_"`
, _ , voip?
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4; f\   ‘A '- to the respect entertained for her registered at the Umm" H°““»Sum”
ccllont traits of character. Mr. Binns
is a young and prosperous farmer
and is also held in much esteem. The
wedding Presents to the bride were
'lllmeroll and handsome, testifying
by a. large circle of friends and ac-
qllnintnnccs. Their numerous friends
and relatives wish Mr. and -Mrs.
Blnns n halllly and prosperous journ-
‘vthrollsh life in which The Guardi-
an heartily joins.
__ _ _____ _ ___ ____ _________ ______ ___ __._;_____.____;;2f;_~_.-'i-___ii_;_-5 Kinnon nrus cn.. 'corner _ Greet
George and Kent Sts. Mtf.
ik
GIRL' IS FOUND AFTER TWO DAWS
TORONTO, Feb. 8.-After tho au-
thorities had practically searched the
whole city for her, Pearl Reymer,
aged 15, was located by Detective
Alex. Murray last night. The girl cs-
caDod from the Children's Aid Socie-
ty two days ago. ‘
Since then the city detectives have
received word from Bufialo of the
theft of $3.000 worth oi jewelry. The
polico there suspect the grl of being
the thief.
When caught shoplifting in Elatolfs
the girl stated that a fashionably-
dressed woman had brought her from
Detroit, promising to take _care of
her. Sho was sent to the Shelter on
remand.
Pretending that she desired to take
a bath. Pearl fooled the attendants
und drobbedjrom a window in the ln-
stitution, mnking -good her escape.
Detective Murray was assigned to
the case and, lat night found the
girl in rooms over a barber shop on
West Queen street, in the company oi
a young man. ‘
The Buffalo police will be notiiled.
HOUSEHOLD SCIEN UE
SHORT COURSE
Not the least interesting feature of
the Short Course was the Household
Eliiienrlzgatlllleiiartrnvent conducted by m "_
No washing. No up- ., ‘ S' uc er and Miss Jamel ll le ell 0 whbh
worlr. Highest wegcs pcm M|§g|»j|_|,AN[ 005 - °'““‘ °° “’° ““°“°“ “"“°° °* “‘° ugh ciiilliilfr lvgfillls 25:2: wrpris
'the verbatim statement of _Juan Bl.
Powell, written from his =home'
Carleton. “~I am ~a
man, six feet tall
two hundred
all my llfe
lliit one da
ed. my bac;
muscle was sore
will agony. I had Q
Nerviline- rubbed
dlsliosai of the class, it was not
Fitzroy St. 2-7rn¢f GENERAL BOOTH,-LEAVEYQUR thought advisable to advertise this
U0Pll'tYlll"l¢. yet in spite of this the
interest was so keen, that»tbe num.
,ber .ol applicants from the country
alone so fer emeeded anticipation,
their Bliss Butcher was compelled to
18|" ‘IP Dirt oi het _rllillw College
_  _ . _ ._ lworl in ordll lnjny mess '
 -mul tl*  W\=lll5¢\i°l.~~Whil° Blillllliz
 . t;'oTy~0dl::m:$ftown were sys-
The course covered practical in-
strilctiolr-in_ msilhodsfoi cooking veg-
etable and animal foods, the effect of
:these 'methods on the food themselves
 
Deep” Sergei --fer
Ire msdoirialargs
sveevesmsd _ _ s.
yards' cmd
_MISS HAZEL MORsl~ ll Gill!-
dian agent in J. C. J¢rd~ll\e’l 3005'
ch brutality that the baby will store' 3umm,nm¢_ Hg;-` 05|” plums
were generally flown to probably die. The mother of the ln' jg 45-1 and relldente PIIUIQ B8. for any room in the house.
nt gave evidence against, her hus- -- ».
-PLUCKY GIRL.-A narrow es-
n holy
mutrimony by Rev. Alexander Mc- J
morning. J.
ucnncunliy rendered ny Mrs. onsrles side. woe a passenger to Charlotte-
E. frnylor, when inc nnptinl knot was town yesterday nroroins-J.
 No' More
This Case Proves That The Best
real merit of B medicine. no weight of
e
s
ister
solemn
Hhlir
ND
i 
~F  ‘You can sav
_
merside. _ 2-11M.E2i
side. _ 1-almuusiuizi
\lE8TE'R`|l PERSONALS
ing a few days in Summerside.J _
ummerside yesterday. J.
Company, Bummerside, was s passen-
--Hou. A, E. Arsenault, Summer-
side. was n passenger to Charlotte-
town yesterday a!ternoon.J.
-Vernon and Mrs. Craig, Central
Bedeqlie, were in Summerside yester-
dny.J.
-F. P. Gallant, Summerside, was
a. passenger east yesterday morning.
. _
-A. E. Forsythe, Alberton, was a.
passenger to Summcrside yesterday
-Hon. James A. McNeill, Summer-
-Miss Marjorie Hunter was a pas-
senger to her home in Alberton from
-Miss Hattie Hodgson and Mrs.
Goo. McPhee, Charlottetown, are
spending a few days in Summerside
-W. H. Bell, Toronto; J. B. and
Mrs. Richards, Toronto; C. Garro-
way, Halifax; R. B. Taylor, Moncton;
J. B. Brown, Toronto; J. S, M¢1)0u_
aid, Montreal; W. M. Tweed, Halifax;
merside, between 6.30 last evening
and 6.30 the previous evening.J.
-#Harry James, Charlottetown; S.
B. Peterpan, Winnipeg: G, E_ pal-
mer, Winnipeg;; Miss Palmer, Win~
nipeg; Walter Williams, Graham's
Road; Francis Murray, Grslmnrg
Road; R. T.. Graham, Montreal; Rev.
tween .6.30 last evening and 5,30 the
previous evening.J.
--~»-~...,.......,.,.,,,_,_,~.............,.._,.,,,_,,__,_
as the diderent kinds of manipula-
tion to be used in their preparation.
hach lesson opened with the t
Processes used, which were after-
wards illustrated in the practical
°00kol`¥- A large Dart of the teach-
ing was devoted to the use and pre-
and thc various economics that may
be introduced in cooking.
l.'act.xres were given on Home Nurs-
ing, Digestion and Assimilation of
Foods, Care of the House, Sanita-
tion, Laundry Work, Labor Saving
Devices and Bacteria in relation to
the Home. i
The deep and sustained interest
manifested by the students was a
source of inspiration to the teachers,
and the personal expression of their
satisfaction with the course, and
their determination to put into prac-
tice what they had learned, gave am-
ple assurance that the time spent on
the course had not been wasted. _
"___
i_._in_lle Backs l
and Strongest Liniment Ever
. Made is Nerviline.
When lt comes to determining the
vldmce is more convincing than the
tralghtiorward statement of so e ‘
by night I was
money on furniture at Brsce's Bum-
merside. Tilly have the best selection
, I a-1luSw4is:wzi.
-HAND BAGS;-Bee our new im-
ortation of high-class English Hand
Bags, assorted styles. Prices $2-00 to
M K d in de , yea o aug er $5.00. lt. 'I. Holman, Limited, Sum
fron-_ heavy owe rece ve -
1-'RUBBER BELTING.-You can
save money on rubber belting and
lrcular laws at Bra-ce’e, Slimmer-
--WASHING MACHINES. - -You
1r31Mtuf4iEf2l.
-R. B. Taylor, Moncton, is spend-
--T. M. I-Iowatt, Coleman, was in
-L. A. Moore of the Telephone
and upon their digestibility, as well
heory
of, and the reason for, the various
poration of the cheaper kinds of foodl
cured my little mu' of a bad case of dou-
druir with Cuticura Soap and Ointment.
(P10051:
DN G I
is a
more loriovl
»one“ii;m
_ s as
mls
not had any for
advised' that A
Belvenaion
The ditierenee
on the Dart or
.railways
od fat the
their respective United States couples
tions is elven ill-st 'attentiom blues'
dealers in towns where there is but
receive their supply from mines along
the connecting lines of the loeabrall-
way, have to labor under the disad-
vantage of delay and in many in-
stances nnn-supply, while -competi-
tore' bins are full. Coal is selling
here at $8.25 per ton.
-_*___
SUSPENSION MAY
RESULT FROM PROBE
SYDNEY, Feb. 7.-J. C. Lltligtiw,
ing to The Echo last night said that
some action must and would be tak-
en immediately to put a stop to
rough-house professional hockey in
the Maritime Provinces. The Execu-
tive aro prepared to take active steps
Lo the standard oi the game and the
Public generally were looking for a
remedy for what had taken place
during the past few weeks
gation into the Sydney-Moncton
game yesterday. I-Ie stated that ii
the Sydney management were satis-
ned. that the penalties which had been
imposed upon the players were sufli-
cient to cover the infringements com~
mitted.-suehs. contention would pro-
bably be _taken into consideration.
but at the some time it did not pro-
vide a means of stopping rough play
done to n.s!r.e all players understand
that dirty playing would not be tol-
erated in the M. P. H. A. i
"However," said Mr. Lithgow. “I
do not consider the Sydney-Moncton
came as serious as the Orceoollfé-
New Glasgow one. I sm going to
IIANUHUFF Wlllllll
HH UFFIN SHEHS
é_g____
Hair Dryland Lifeless. Almost All
Hair Out on One Side of Plead.
Used Cuticura Soap and_Cu_tl_cura
Ointment. Hair Coming ln Nicely
and Scales All Gone.
.L
170 Adelaide Bt.. St. John, N. B.-"I
of the different inns, as ex-
one oi the dealers, is dns
f _.Mio
respect to freight Neely'
Thai. coming Irons
one line of railway, and who do not.;
-president of the M. P. H. A., speak-
lur. Lithgow continued his invesci- ’
' iBe'a.rs'» the' '
_ Signaturd
of
-e-s-_-seamen'-~e.*vs|r
&J_'@&§!}"»-HJ’-fI@l
, _M
livin
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if
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For, ililiri
iriv
GQMIIAIIY
 -' ,
New Gluszow to-morrow to take evi- 1131111189 "Calf M°D°l\illd1°YlDfll|?°-
and sumctlling must and -would be dence there and later will take the ments. marie in IHBIUBX. °»\\‘1'~V'h1 I
stdtemcnts of the referees in Hslifsxlwill hike UP With ¢\10l'A5YdU°Y‘  °“'
' h ti, ld c lg tive later. _
ggriiplleiridy :gills vlrnlinls egglngelioe be “I am of the opinion thonsh. that
heavily disciplined, probably with the referees are much to blllue for
suspension. the present state of affairs by not
“Bo lsr ss the game ln Sydney is keecins proper control oi the some.
concerned I cannot we when one The referees have absolute control of
player 0,, either team is more rc. the game and the players and it is
Bponsible than an the 0th¢,,,_ Emepmthelr duty to exercise their power to
. r -
that charges have already been laid l>h0_1lH\lf~' .V _ _ , _ _
m
misznlllrs smillulu r” A
Still Climbing the Ladder of Fame
By far the most popular and
best selling Tea in P. E. Island.
Its fame as a delightful medium
priced Tea is also spreading rap-
idly throughout Canada and the
The d e n d r u it
k§5! ’§ formed on his
S * *  head soon after
birth. Tho hair
was dry and llfa-
qx lem and almost
- all out on one
,__ 1! side or his _honi-
W I washediiho lit-
/ tie head twice a
day with warm
water and Outi-
eure Hosp; dried ie; and very carefully ep-
plied the Cutleul-a Ointment and in about
an hour took 9. very line little oomh and tho
dandrul! would lift oi! in sheets and some
of the hair would come too. Thm I would
put some Outieura. Ointment on Ind |63 N
remain till time to wash the head lgalu.
I used s large box' of Oueleura Ointment
with the Cuucurs Soap and his hair was
coming in nicely and the scales all Bone.
Today ho has as nice a head- ol' hall' md
as fren from dandrul! as you would wish to
soc." (Signed) Mrs. C. F. Keest, May 20.
1012.
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‘seed
W
A single cake of Cucicura. Beep and box
of Cuticura Ointment are often suiilcisnb
when all else has failed. Bold'by dfllssilta
and doalors everywhere. Liberal sample of
each mailed hoo. with 32-p. Skin Book.
Address poet card Poms Dru cis chem.
Corp., Dept. 32D. Boston. U. B. A.
Parties having 19r3 pups for
sale should correspond vvith_tlle
undersigned. giving breeding and
state price. `
CIFOXYII
- Box 332
` Charlottetown.
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United States as innumerable
orders on f_v1e here testify. Wh`y
is it that so many so called
matches said to be just as good
are being offered to the public in
lieu of _ 
lniszalllrs snauuls rl-:ii
rluuli lr oven J
Charlottetown. P. E. I. _ ` '
llth February, |915
tKLi`s_r 'fi   ‘iw 
KINQ omonom
~ » or-rmwiuc
ls ln A onaoa sv
 lt ee all otheft in quality
_‘ prooeglhyuwhich it is made differs
clously sweet and non-irritating. f
~ com svsnvwusnir ie;
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