C
ther
"" 'mn CHAhL0'l?1'aToWN ouanniau
'While -the Wea-
is fine and the
roads good is the
hance
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III
WIS IIYING
l.
Suliersil Terrilily Until Slia
Took “Frulhi-lives”
ST. IRAN D3 MA1*HA,]`AN. 27th. x9r4_`
“After suffering for a long timg
Wi!-il‘ DyBip¢p|ia, I have been cured
by ‘Fru t-a-tives". I suffered so
much thatl would not dare eat for I
tirneto lay in a good
supply of good oal,
later
sto
you’ll
ta
be
li.
ken
on there’ll be
rms and then
Wish you had
-our advice.
was afraid of dying. Five years ago,
I received samples of “Fruit-a-tives".
‘_ did not wish to try them for I had
ittie confidence ia them but, seeing
my huaband’s anxiety, I de¢id¢d to do
so and at once I felt relief. Then I
sent for_three boxes and I kept improv.
lug until I was cured. While sick, I
lost several pounds, but after taking
Fruit-a-tives", I quickly regained
w_hat I had lost. Now I eat, sleep and
digestwell-in aword,I am comp etely
cured, thanks to “Fruit-a-tives’ .
BIIIIRDIMI
IT PAYG to buy in this Province.
THE CANADIAN FLAG- You
would light for it, will you buy
Beaver Flour is Canada's own pro
duct Use it 3260
'l‘0NlGHT'S MEETING.- The an-
nual meeting of the congregation ot
St. Peters Cathedral will be held this
evening at 8 o'clock.
VAl..LEYFIELD.- Rev. D. Mcliean,
of the People’s Church will preach in
Valleyiield next Sabbath 24th, and the
Rev. Jtelilhn Gillis or Wood islands on
THE MINTO Th Mi ig I if th  ' tendmg me L
.-- e nto docked uiiera o e r cousin Mrs. McCal- i ~ ~
in Pictou yesterday at 10.45 with 3 iumf- RSV- MP- SHWCIDII. Ml- Stewart. Txecuuve (iommmee and of the
Sabha 31st. , and Mrs Ameck were' in Dunstaffn 8
._ a
tons oi' express, 88 tons of freight, six W
sacks mail und 22 passengers. m
sacks mail and 30 passengers. on
- L.
CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. - Rev. M0nday.- Miss Maggie McDonald,
Ewen MacDougall will preach Sub- A
ard Duff was n pasenger to the city
""'l"'*“"*'“' " " " '
THE GREATEST DETECTIVE
serial ever produced Faiitoinaa" at
the People's today 8320
ENTERTAINMENT AT POWNAL
-Under the auspices of the Method
ist Church at Pownal, “The Minister's
Bride" will be produced on Thursday
evening, Jan. 21st, at Pownal Hall by
the Charlottetown Company who re-
iently played it so successfully. It
stormy concert will bs held Friday.
Admission 25 cents. 32o3.M3|,
I MT. BTEWART.- Mr. and Mrs.
Fred J8l‘¢IIn'e and Mr Alfred Affleck
e on Monda .lan 18th a I P
hp has been ill for the past week is a
uch better and will soon be able to h
___ resume his pastoral d“ties.__ Mr. ad been made during the year by the
THE STANLEY. - The Stanley Boyle_ of Cornwall is visiting at the
docked In Georgetown yesterday atlparsonage, Mt. Stewart.- Mr. Ed-
11.30 ii. m. with 22 tons freight, 100 ,W
A GOOD YEAR ._ The annual meet
ing oi’ the Presbyterian Church, Mt
Stewart. was held on Tuesday, Jan
12th The trustees’ financial report
was very satisfactory, showing an in
crease in givings in all departments
oi’ the church’s work After all in
debtedneas paid, the balance on hand
wus $15 00 $290 00 was given for the
schgrues of the tliurch, an im reuse oi
$47.00 over last year. As the mini
mum salury for a Presbyterian Minis-
ter is now $1000.00 an effort will he
made this year to add $100.00 to Rev.
Mr. Murray‘s salary.-L.
P. E. I. AUXILIARY BIBLE SOC-
IETY.- The annual meeting of the P.
E. I. Auxiliary Bible Society was held
in St. Paul's School Room on the
venlng of Thursday the 7th Inst. The
resident of the Society, Mr. W. S.
ouson. presiding. The reports oi' the
reasurer showed the Society to be in i
flourishing condition. Two visits
B A. B. D A5 n. result of these visits
the work in this province was very
much stimulated Colporteur work
was carried on for four months of. the
year by Mr Helier, a Divinity stud
ent, who did excellent work His work
was in the southern and eastern por
tions of the province Notwithatand
ing the stringency In the money mar
kei.. ami the several war funds that
have been liberally contributed to by
our people, the contributloiis this
year were within a hundred dollars oi’
those oi’ 1913. ln the year 1913 two
special contribution of one hundred
dollars each had been received, but
none such were received this year.
The regular contributions to the soc-
iety were ln excess of any previous
year. The total contributions were in
the vlciiiity of $1800. The Auxiliary
_
S-._ _ _
is me csuiini
 e
was unable to make a free contribu-
tion to the Cuiiadisii Society of $1600.
In addition to the work regularly
carried on by the Society, it has pre-
sented each soldier, that will accept
it. who leaves Canada for the front
District Secretary. Rev. H. R. Boyer..
-i -éM¢ylF\`l
with a copy oi' the New Testament.
This gift in almost every case is much
appreciated. To meet this extra out-
lay an appeal is being made to all the
branches to make a special contribu-
tion for that purpose. Mr. J. D. Sea-
man, is the Secretary.
i
F _ l
m . W __ 1  
Saturday_- Mr. Felix Feehnn, M.
A., Mt. Stewart was in the city on
llisary, is visiting lier sister, Mrs,
Maiuur M. CI-IARBONNEAU
bath, .4tii ut Duiidni-i ut 10.30 und Lian-
gor ui. 5 p. ni.
Alexander McDonald, Orwell.-L.
We have a big
stock
of the very
st Coal and Wood.
PIGKARIJ & GU.
"'Frnit-a-tives" is the greatest
stomach tonic _in the world and will
ilggstcgire Iridigstion, Sour Stiouiach,
r urn ’ 5
Stomach Troubles? Pepe I “I other
5°¢- 1 box. 6 for $2.50, trial size, a5c.
At_ all dealers or sent on receipt of
price by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.
lslied races of January 10tli,'on the i,
Clyde River ice are called off. A new S
race will take place on Saturday, 23rd, Londo,-_ to whom shé fommrded on
at 2 o'clock sharp. behalf tif fifty subscribers of 25c each I
”*°*“°'“ $12.50 to the fund for providing anaes-i
Subscribers will please note that the
_ club offer for Canadian Countryman ac
is only good for the Guardian sub- I0,
scribers on Prince Edward Island. |
RACES SATURDAY. - The uiiflii- B.
NOTICE T0 SUBSCRIBERS. -- gh
ig letter from (Tot C_M_]3_ Jncksbm
ecretary of the War lteliei Fund,
“Dear Madam, I have the honor to
ANAESTHETIC FUND.-Mrs. J, E,
Mcilreudy has received tlic follow-
etics for the wounded at the froiitzi
kiiowledgs receipt of 'your letter
16 December, 1914 iucloslng
_ 8199 “
Phone 240
h
’_`”` ia
ali' of the British \Var Relief Assoc-
donation oi $12.50 on he-
tion and to iiiforiii ou th Ih v r
'Moore & cLeod
“SATURDAY NIGHT" of .Toronto
`f  i " has a circulation of 45,000 and goes
S all parts of the world See advertis
Ch’town » " to » _ -
~ ing co`|umn for club offer to new sub-
c ' .
 Fantomas? _ H
. §+>i€-l-
ribers to the Guardian Old sub-
rihers write to A MacKinnon, P
ac . _
O. Box 432, Charlottetown. 8288.
(
d
Gate, (`lerkenwe1l, E, C., who will
gratitude for the 'generosity ot' the
subscribers by whose kindness the
Y all ti efo -
wnrded the letter and money order to
the Chief Secretary of the Association
St. John's Ambulance) at St. Johu's,
otibtless send you their expression of
at the .Ianuary
|D€
n..
'A lords. Priced from 35 cents to $2 00 per box G'
- . ' . ‘ Mo treal Daily Star is $4.00 per year.
We have Moirs in bulk at i>0c. a pouiid_ Get Th; Morning Dany Guardian (mailed
licious Chocolates
cl( gC
\M= 11111011 Dru o~ °‘;f.-.?.‘..i‘§i;f‘°/
W ' ~ "7 I I0
take part in the Highland dances at
_ the Burns Anniversary on the 25th and,
/ \ ' 26th, Eric McDonald, Arthur. ii;IcDoII-
ald. Malcolm Ross, 'I‘liomas Co emaii,
- We have the largest and most com- nt-is Mcnoiiaia, cially.. Mccormaciw
' ` H I n Mc‘VIillun, Helen McDoiiald,Con-
p p ete line of the purest, freshest and most stilfce M;F,,,,,me' K,,,he,.,,,e Mum.,
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SCOTLAND FOREVER. -- The fol-
wing Scotch lad’s and lassies will
MacIennan_ 8318.
n P. E. I.) and Family Herald and
Weekly Star is $3.00 per year. The
price of the Evening Guardian and
Montreal Daily Star (Mailed in P._E.
il.) is $3.25 per year, the Evening
` - . . ' M i D I _
manufactured by Moirs, Neilsons and Wil- e'}1;;‘c°l1i';I§he(i:;cife3ti§:]eP_ ?3I:nf1)g 21,5 ing the village as he was turning the
your supply now. i
-- W iv I I -1 ' l' Guardian and Fntnilv Hvrllill will
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Veekly Star (mailed iii P. E. I.) is
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If
relia
hon
have earnestly striven to
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Be Skeptical of Q 
Bargains -r we 
‘Noi All is Gold that Glitters "i   
you want, good, pure. ‘gy i 5 
bl b ,
este ni5nili(f5(<itii$ger.to Wi :'- -1.s-:_;-;-~.1sf‘f=.;}:,j = ~;-,_~,
blish sucha reputation. and believe our old friends
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e Crapuud District Lodge was held
rgyle Lodge room on Tuesday, 12th
Inst. The attendance was large, over
50 per cent. oi’ the members being pre-
sent. The returns from the Lodges in
the district showed that very satisfac-
tory progress had been made during
the past year. Following are thc ofli-
cers for tho ensuing year: W. D. M.-
Samiiel Sherreii; D. D. M.-A. J. M
Nevin; D. (‘.liup.-M. Mckiiiiioii;
S.-J. V. Moore; I). Treas.-S.
French. ,
D. O. A.-The annual meeting of
tli . ` `
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_ _ - tm, curred in Victoria on Friday night last
NoT‘cE Subscnbers are no when Mr. Thomas Stordy was enter-I
corner into Nelson St., the wheels on
one side of the carriage was upset,
throwing Mr. Stordy out on the street.
The horse took fright and started to
run, heading towards lionie. Mr. Tlios.
door. Mr. Stordy received ii slight cut
will say tha_t we have never disappointed them. Hickey’s
ack Twist Chewing Tobacco represents not o_nly
our best efforts but the best to be had in the tobacco line.
Hickey & NicIioIsonTob. Co., lil-
ne 345 -
0 Manufacturers
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  ime or
-/iii” Decorating
“Giiddens” Varnisii will make your
Woodwork Iook like new
When the services of the Painter is most easily secur-
ed
is the time to make your hon_ie_ attractive. Now is the
ggie to be in Varnishmg and lumshing Floors, Walls and
ilings Wye are the Sole Agents for the fau1otis_“Glid-
den’s” Vamishes, which are beautiful and inexpensive-
Our stock is most com lete for indoor decorating.
Glidden’s_ Gloss White Tlnamel, a very high grade en'
amelsdries with a beautiful gloss.._..............$i.§g Gall.
lidden s Fiat White Enamel_....._....._-._. 3.50 “
n Durable Floor Varr_nsh_......._.... 3.50 “
I f- ii.'i‘..‘§.’i..‘-’i'ii~‘.'i‘.’.iii;‘l‘.'.“ifS.i‘.;.i;.;i.n;;i1 3250 -‘
Sapolin White Enamel all sizes from 1-2 Pts. to 1 Gal-
fro
the
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' 15c to 4-00
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Japa-lac all sizes from 1-6 Pts. to 1 Qts. from IUC t0 90°
Butchers Floor Wax... ..........  ............... _.600 
Re-na-all Wood Polish...25c, 50c and 1.00 a b°.ft|°
Liquid Veneer..;._..................25c and 50c a b0f ¢
Aiabastine in 5 lb.  ..........40cPI§E-
Alabastinejn 2 1-2 lb.  ......20c “
Marbeline i_n 5 lb.  _  ......25¢ “
Kaisoigineén 5 lb. Pkgs...... _ ._ ...._.20%c up
%`.‘“w‘v. ’é‘?.§i?¢§.'_'.'.".';.'.'§.'.';:;.'.'.'.'.'_11':;;;;;;;:1is. up
Ask for Color Cards. We are always ready 1° talk °“
Paint and Vamish question. .
c ,o I cis\I<irowoicCo
_ 5  _ Wh I Ing'CougIi.--'Contains no opis-,    
,,, ,..,.-_.-,y;~,,~.e'| , U. - lies _ sc and soon lainie.-ia. A. im- »-_ ~ » . é
' I- f ~' ‘E .' . ._--. .. ter. 'ras reasinr drugstore. 149 Great ‘George _treat
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.-Tlic Cau-
lailian Patriotic Association of Vic-
toria take this opportunity of acknowl-
edging it very generous contribution
collected by Mrs. K. C. Iiolni, Mrs.
It. l’. Ilogersoii and Miss Francis Rog-
crson-proceeds of an entertainment
recently given at the residence of Mrs.
Holm und donated by lier to the As-
sociation. The Association also ac-
knowledges most gratefully, several
individual contributions from sources
not directly connected with this work.
-V.
VISITORS.-Mr. H. Ford, represent-
ing Carrittee, Patterson, Co., Halifax,
was in Victoria on business Thursday,
and stayed over night at the Orient
Hotel. Mr. Charles Hickey, Kensing-
ton, was also a guest at the Orient,
Thursday.-Mr. Rice, salesman for
Thompson & Siitlierlaiid, New Glas-
gow, N. S_, was in Victoria, Friday,
and remained over night at the Orient
Hotel. Other guests at the Orient, Fri-
day were: Mr. E. McEachei'1i, Char-
lottetown; Mr. Will Glyden, Kensing-
ton; Mr. M. E. Hall. Bradalliane. Mr.
J. S. Pierce, representing the Char-
loteetowii Selling Agencies, was in
Victoria, Friday on business. Mr. Jas.
Lynda. proprietor of the Brunswick
House, Keiisingtoii, was in Victoria,
Friday.-V.
POWNAL. -- On Sunday eveniiig,iii
the Pownal Methodist Church the
pastor, Rev. E. W. Weeks, delivered a
most profound, well thought out and
instructive discourse, basing his re-
marks in part of 15 v. oi’ the 5 Ch.
ot 2nd C_or. “And that he died for all,"
(Jesus died.) The large congregation
listened with bated breath as the
speaker minutely. und logically show-
ed, that the believer in Christ can
never die, what people eroneously
cull death, to the believer, is only a
sleep for Christ said, “He that believ-
eth on me shall never die." Christ died
when in his agony, and desolation, he
cried "My God, my God. Why 11881
thou forsaken me." Death comes to the
sinful, ani unbelievlng, who die eter-
nally. This, like all Mr. Weeks' dis-
courses, was powerful and convincing.
-Mr. Geo. I-I. M. Carrier, of the For-
ester House, Pownal, lias returned
home from Mr. Ruben l3ai'rett's car-
riage emporium. Kingston. where he
was doing some artistic trimming on
nie eiegaiit sielshs. turned out bi/that
establishment.
CASTOR IA
loriahiituaiiiltiiiiiilrou.
Ilia Kind In Ilan Always lluitlii
slgaauu-out
“W defa
‘ . ' , 1
money has been sent."
VICTORIA. - Mr. Charles H, Clark,
Victoria. has forthe past few days been
busily engaged in getting out his win-
ter's supply of wood. He was agree-
ably surprised on Thursday last when
a number of the boys assembled for.
a “chopping bee." Needless to say
Mr. Clark appreciated their servicesi
very much.-A runaway accident oc-
Doyle, who was near by at ilie time of
the accident, hitched his horse and
drove Mr. Stordy to his home about
a mile and n halt' distant. When they
arrived there they foiiiid the horse
quietly awuitiiig them at the stable
and a few bruises but the horsc and
carriage escaped without harm.-V. 
"‘l3ii_v'Itexall Iteincdies- no matter.
what the nature of your ailments is,1
there is a ltexall- remedy that is guar-
anteed to cure. Buy Rexall Remedies
for best results. they are sold on
their merit. MacKinnon Drug Co., V
Cor. Great George and Kent Streets_l
George Street. MEtt`.
::DWELLING HOUSE WANTEDI
-Wanted to purchase a comfortable
dwelling house, single, centrally sit-
uated. Value about $3,000, or a pro-
perty that can be converted into a
nice home. Write giving particulars,
price, etc, T. S., P. 0. Box 445, Chur-
lottetowii. 8295-1-1SM3ipd.
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favorable buying chances,
BOYS PLAIN AND NO
'1 hese are all new-all
8 years.
$2.75 Suits for $1.38
$4.50 Suits for $2.25
economy to keep posted on the offer made through-
out our ads. Now for example to-day.
ALL ARE como ATA DiscoUNT 0F25 P C-
- BoYs BLoUss AND RUSSIAN sUiTs
AIIJQET ALL CLEARING _ AT  Price I
blues, browns. greys and fawn, }to fit boys of 3 to
BOYS ODD KNICKERS AND BLOOMERS
Get a Smart New
Winter Suit for the Boy 
Clearance Sale
The January Clearance Sale offers all sorts or ,--_JI-21-;§f.',>_i _";-[:f,,f1=i;§ 
It’s a matter of practical ~2;-~,2,  _,...<._,-X' , sf, i
RFOLK SUITS
smart up to date styles,
$3.25 Suits for $1.63
$6.75 Suits for $3.38
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. Big January Snaps
In Shirts & Sweaters
I Men’s English Havana Flannelette Shirts,
SWEET
RESTI"UL‘ SLEEP
Sleep is an absolute essential .
` to health and life. Loss of sleep
will sap your vitality just the
same as lack of food. Sleepless-
ness is usually caused by a de-
ranged, nervous system. Re-
store tlie nerve cells to health
by using a good nerve tonic
sucli as Our Beef, Iron and
Wine.
It makes refreshing sleep pos-
sible, and with sleep comes re-
lief for your entire organism.
tlien nature has ii. chance to
build up your wasted system.
Let our Beef, iron and Wine
eip Nature In her work. Prices
c. and 75c. a bottle.
The Ilonie of Honest Value.
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blue trimming regular
1.00.
Boys’ Sweaters pu
shoulder and coat styles
for 35c.
+ _
in stripes ot various colors, with soft cuffs &
collars attached reversible, also without collars.
Regular value 85c and 1.00 now selling 75c.
Men’s Fancy Shirts in fancy stripe with
stiff cuff, ranging in price from 135 to 2.00
Boys’ Sweaters and Sweater Coats in
greys, and browns with high and _low colllars,
regular 85c value now 60c. -
About twenty white Sweaters for boys and
men ranging in price from 1.20 to 4 50. Now
Men’s Coats Sweaters, grey with red or
1.50. Now selling for
ll over buttoned on
60c value now selling ;
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$5.25 Fur Collar
I $2.25 and $2.50
. blocks go at $1.50..
The Quality Drugstore
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This Will Make
Your Hens Lay
rare you merely keeping penn
when your liens should be keep-
ing you? » `
Our Egg Making Feed Is the
secret of profitable poultry. it
enables you to enjoy . the im-
mense proilts' your poultry will
pay-if properly fed.
"lil
Our Egg Making Feed is a
scientiilc preparation that sup- .
plies just the substancec neces-
sary to start them laying regu-
larly. ~
Give our Egg Making Food to
your hens. and benefit hy the
present high prices of eggs. '
modio hoarse tight so py opiigha li
infants or ciiildreu rise good fin'
, ::Pen|lar Croap ggmetilynis fag ex-,
Ii t. t re o Dsl-  J
ce en prepare ii _ ;
7.25 Fur Collar for ` 5.44
Fur Collars---Cut
black derby hats all siges many
shapes, not a bad one Lin the lot
worth to 2.00 each your lchoice
69c each .
for $3.94
Soft Felt Hats new
il--_
for
Men’s I
Fine
Worsted
Trousers -
25 p. c. off
Men’s fine worsted
Trousers offered at 25
p. c. off.
$2.50 Pants now $1.87
3.00 “ “ 2.25
3.50 “ “ 2.62
4.00 “ “ 3.00
5.00 “ “ 3.75 ‘
Hats Worth to A
$2.00 go at
692....
Get One Now
Special lot ,'of five doz. nice
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Friday, January 22
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SUMMERSIDE ,
Carter’s
Is head uarters for all
F316-I NMZII
Carter & Co. Ltd
Bookstore
kinds of Office Stati0_tI¢l’Y»
Blank Botilks, and Oiifice Supplies, at lowiest prlC¢S-
~ 2 » com lete
Carters Success Bindin Caseq. P
 with index 25 cents each, and only $2.50 per dozen. The
best value in binding caseii ever offered._ Every Bushes?
Office of an account should be supplied _with Some 0
these Time gaviiégi, useful and handy devices. _
We have a M_ on En velwes In st0CI¢i.' Wea SIZE
used and any quality deairei i. holeeale 8: R .
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