i FEBRUARY 151 19"
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catherine end Pill” “"1 Ham* WY' It vs!! to nur mari. rrcviscc
sm; .May Cause Distressing Com-
plalnts.
You cannot he over-careful in the
Selection of medicine for children
only the very- gentlest bowel med
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cine should ever be given. Ordinary
~ Attention is called to the classified
nd °n first page for s sisnogi»a,,i,¢,_
~ M- C- MacKinnon will preach DV
if §;‘;”°l,’°;_"f:f Sunday at io.ao s.
pills, cathartlcs, and puriratives are J. H. Buntain M, L_ A
to do more harm than good
to apt - ‘ _ -
They sometimes cause griping, naus-
B t. _ » _.,andM_rs.
yel;';e::i';'y_R“5tl°0. were in the city
ea, and distressing. gdter-effects, and .___
may actually iniure the hehlth, thus A player piano (almost new) is
establishing a life-lasting annoyance.
1°' “"1” “S will be mn by cisssinsa
we personally recommend and guar- ad on page one_
antee Rexall Orderlies as a safe and
dependable remedy for constipation
and associate bowel disorders. We
have such faith in the Virtues of
this remedy that we sell it on our
,zum-nntee of money back in every in-
stance where it fails to give entire
satisfaction, and we urge all in need
of such medicines to try it at our
rink.
llcxall Orderlies are eaten just like
Candy, are particularly prompt and
agreeable in action, may be taken at
any time, day or night; do not cause
disi-rhoea, nausea, grlping. excessive
loosencss, or other undesirable ef-
fects. They have a very mild but
positive action _ upon the organs
with which they come' in contact,
apparently acting as a regulative
tonic upon the relaxed muscular coat
of the bowel, thus overcoming weak-
ness, and aiding to restore the bowels
to more vigorous and healthy activ-
ity.
liexall Orderlies not only relieve
constipation, but help to remove the
cause of this ailment. They also fre-
quently overcome the necessity of
constantly taking l'axative to keep
the bowels in_ normal condition.
There is really, in our opinlion, no
siinilnr' medicine so good as Rexall
Oi-derlies for the purpose to which it
is directed, especially for children,
ngeii and delicate pensons. They are
prepared in tablet form and in two
sizes of packages; 12 tablets, 101:.,
.'16 tablets, 251:., and 80 tablets, 50c.
Iiizmember, you can obtain Rexall
Remedies in this community only at
our store-The Rexall Store. The Mc-
Kinnon Drug Co. ‘
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“Sling n song of sixpeiice,
A pocket full of rye.
Four and twenty blackliiida
Baked in a pie "
You could never have lmked them
hut for our Coal.
l.l'IST YOU FORGl£'l‘, order
COAL TODAY.
We are at your service and will
sciid you whatever you want.
IN COLD WEATHER BUY
COAL HERE.
A. Pickard & Co
Phone 240
Ch’town.
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exall .Cherry Juice
' Cure Coughs
Money back if not pleased
‘ 2 5c a bottle
. ` Sole Agents
The MacKinnon' Drug Co.
Cor. Gt. Geo. and Kent Street
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Repairm of
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cigy"h;1e§;`;i(;l;¥;»_A`vpnd~ale. was in the
temoon_ ~ E’ “ming ln the af-
Atte t'
ri ion is called to the _ad 0;
é:;r:1eisanL.ii}11l_en re farm. _ for sale at
'5 “' ‘ch RD-pears in this issue.
Mr' Ayllng Wlw has been assistin
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in St. Peters Cathedral, city, left
yesterday afternoon on the eastern
i.':.‘;‘...f:;.i  ii  1°
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UD mission work. re e wmtake
E"‘°“t Pafkman City who ass the
;;l`1il;l;actr fpr the rebuilding of the in.
st Pep he Presbyterian Church at
t0'su 955'; left yesterday afternoon
per n and the 00mDletioii of the
work. Mr, Pa,-im, .
in about a \veek.an expects to rtmsh
dt;rhl;@ep°PUlf1l‘ V0te taken after the
A 1 <;n automobiles at the Milton
' ' P- A-. recently,
“'89 Very close. in fact it
WHS 8. liie and only the casting vote
Of the chairman decided against the
Tgteal of the Automobile Exclusion
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Thgre Will be a public temperance
meeting in the Hail at Union Rosa
this_eveni_ng. This meeting is 1,, cup.
neptlon with the organization of D15.
“wt Lodge. I. 0. G. T. an cxccusst
program is beingprepared and mf.
dresses will be given 'by Organize,-
Wcbb. local clcrgymen and 0thers_
iioiofn Leigh and Peake ofthe su;
Regt. Heavy Brigade, city, have , rc
ceived orders to proceed to head
quarters at Ottawa to discuss the
proposed changes in heavy artillery
work. Major Leigh intends leaving
at as early a diite as possible. Maioi
Peake finds it impossible to go owing
to business matters. -
The committee in charge of the can-.
dy to be offered for sale at "Ye
Deestrick Skulc on Tuesday next, ex-
tend 'ri general invitation to all in-
terested in this sick benefit to furth-
er it by contributions of candy,
which will be gladly received at the
Opera House during thc afternoon of
that day.
An event of more than unusual in-
terest took place at St. Aiin's Ciiurcli
Lot 65, on Tiiesrlny, Jun, 30th. When
William lluniglian, onc of Morell's
mo.-it prosperous young farmers, and
Miss Nettie _i'.‘.lai‘kin nn enterprising
young lniiy of rlmyvalc were united
in the Holy Bonds oi Miitriinony. 'Phe
ceremony was pi‘i'fr\rnied` by Rev. Dr.
Curran. The bride, who was rittircd
in it suit of steel grey broad- cloth,
with hot to match, was attended by
her sister Miss Katie who also w0ro
grey. The groom was ably supported
by his brother Vincent Runighan. Af-
ter the ceremony the bridal party
took the train for Charlottetown
where a ,sumptuous dinner was par-
talrcn of at the Queen HotelTTn the
evening they again boarded the train
for their future home in Morell. The
Guardian wishes Mr. and Mrs; Runi-
ghan many long years of happy wed-
ded life.
The Telephone Company are plan-
ning.to establish nn underground sys-
tern for ii large- portion of this city
along Queen Street, from Water l-0
Grafton. The propositionvwill be
submitted to the City Council short-
l_v. It is proposed to place tour hun-
dred wires in each of the iinderground
cables, and the change Will ‘“"'°‘Ve
the removal of the Dfenent Dvflhead
cables, prevent the troubles tllnt
come from sleet and the crossing Of
electric wires, and other disadvan-
tages of the pole svstem. Brick pipn;
hoics win bc placed nt ing’-YV” “W1
,sufficient dimeusionsqto B. OW th
~men to work at 011116 U1 repairing d le
cables. Whell “°°EBs“ry' The rméi fm
of the present quarters on e
ling _ _ _
street to provide the “°°°‘”‘;§',,;§_
ti f the new S
hgigifdoggs tfirdenohtarted. The hllildmig
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I steel gn-dem' coupretelladm The work
stairways to be insta eM. lst but
is to be completed by Bymeteh be_
the new board will be com _
fore that date. The cost oi_th*l3 
templatcd improvements, inc|ub ‘g
the underground circuit will be a Oi
$25,000.-Exc.
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::Don't cough." Wl18nY0\'| WU °“"°
yourself so Q\1i0l‘lY Wd l’\°°'°“tW
with Rexall cherri Il“l°°""l?\1i“ t"“17
asiicions medicine is rssny vnrr sl-
iestual. Bo nruch faith have we in it
that we guarantee every b°l-3°
W, up co give satisfaction
or the price. 25¢. hack. Sole 58011"
The Rexall Store. The M¢KlnI1°D
Drug O0,, Cor. 'GL GG0» & Kt Stadt"
Heating Sis tems -
if there is anything
wrong with your heating
system, write, callor phone
394-J and the trouble will
be promptly remedied.
l have had nearly 30
years experience in this
business and can give you
perfect. permanent satisfsc
tion on all repair jobs.
Write, call or phone 394
J right away--today.
Jii  A. Mcliacliern
~ Gt. George St.
SiC.-ill. $5 and §ZU.Suiie
lnji Overcast: ng lengthen I-2
Price si our Forud fgxiovel
Sale. Nat. Clo. Co.  .iff G,
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Ne need of slnzlnl tpu praises olou
are nnre.w o elaine an nn ritious.
V163 Kent Street
Bak Goode w en s over town ion
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& Co., City, has returned from
two weeks business trip through the
Westernpart of the Province.
i “Symole Tookeys are of great val»
ue for coughs, colds, hoarseness, tick~
ling or huslrey throat and bronchial
affections, 250 a box, E. A. Foster,
Central Drugstore, Sunnyside. 2-15d3i
There will be service held in
Christ's Church, Cherry Valley, on
Sunday next at -10.30 .am.- The an-
will be'held_ immediately afterwards.
Leslie Stavert, Associate Editor of
Country Life in America, and a na-
tive of Charlottetown,`is to preside
at the International Congress of
F*-arm Women, which will be opened
at Lethbridge on October 21st, by
the Duchess of Connaught. .
A number of the employees of
James Paton &' Co., city, with their
friends held a very enjoyable sleigh
ride to Pownal Tuesday evening.
They Dut up at the Forester House,
where they partook of one of Mrs.
Carver’s famous suppers. The even-
ing was spent very pleasantly with
music and other forms of social re-
creation. _
The funeral of the late Emma
Gaudet, whose death occurred at the
home of her brother-in-law, George
S. Pearson, City, and the notice of
which appeared in ycsterday's issue,
will take place from her late resi-
dence, 109 Elm Avenue, today.
Thursday, at 2 o’clock p. ui. to the
People’s Cemetery.. '
A Kinross correspondent writes:-
J. D. MacLeod, Kinross, is spending
his month's vacation with his uncle
and aunt J. F. and Mrs. Maclaeo-rl,
Uigg.-Murdock MacPherson, Dundee,
and William Gillis, Orwell Cove, are
going to take a trip to Cambridge,
U. S. A., in the near future. Miss
Jeanette_M_acLeod. Uigg, is spending
a few dayswith her parents Mr. and
Mrs. MacLeod, Valleyfield, east.
The results of the Christmas Ex#
aminations of the Law Society of Up-
per Cariada held at Osgoode Hall,
Toronto, have been announced. E.
Victor McMillan, of Alberry Plains,
P.E.I., takes third place on the list
being only nine marks behind the
leader. This is a. decidedly creditable
showing, as the candidates were from
all parts of Ontario. Mr. McMillan
has been studying at Osgoode Hall
since October last.
The demand for the famous Rexall
Blood Tablets have completely- ex-
hausted tlie large stock stored last
fall by the McKinnon Drug Co. Some
time ago o duplicate order was plac-
ed with the Rcxall people, and they
are expected to arrive any day by
steamer. The demand was so push-I
ing that'it was necessary to tele-
graph ior a quantity to arrive by
express and- in e. dai’ 01' *W0 TMS
shipment will come to hand and us~,
ers of this precious tablet will again l
be happy. Although thc life of Rex--
all medicines ini this Province has
been but short, their wonderful hens-l
fits have made them a household
necessity amd every mail brings or-
ders and repeat orders from every
corner of Prince Edward Island. Over
seventy-fivc pers cent of_Rexall ad-
vertising appropation is placed with
The Guardian, the paper with the
circulation. This fact explains the
iargennd wonderful sales they have
created in so short a period.
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We know that s
RED CROSS
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will help you. Cus-
tomers have repeat-
edly told as of its
great good. Twenty-
fivs cent buys it
wlih out guarantee.
Johnson & Johnson
 
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Get ' a Good
'Yoh need one of our
Chamois vests right now;
you cannot 'afford to do
without it for the ample
protection it gives you from
all storms, winds, rains
and intense cold.
These vests are perfectly
tailored, _ made of choice
selected chamois skinaneat
fitting and give more prot-
ection than 'several coats.
Made in sizes to suit all
people Price... . . .L15 up-
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nual meeting of the_ congregation'
The Quality Drug Store. I
Chamois Vest ,_
isTfr°i`s°c.f'i§tif°b°sc°if'ii§;i;°iff ih§.1fs°.u See The Sale of I 0 I sl’°°i°| _s*|° °‘ I
"'“ ° Swiss Imbmideries
7 D. m. on Bundaygxt,   mgm
R Hilson of Messrs A Horne
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No. 2 Night Gown. A very fetching 1 ~`_,'_¢ ‘='
garment of good Lawnsdale, has short _ _ _ " W '
sleeves finished with muslin frill and _` ,',  `
_ torchon lace. The high round yoke is 8 i .,".`./  _
edged with torchon lace and insertion, _ 'f.`,*< \ 1.' ‘
and caught with white or colored baby .
ribbon regular value $i.oo, White 
Sa'c l’rice...........   c L
Ns. 3. Nagin cows. This is one of » l
the handsomest garment shown in the
sale, made of a fine soft Lawusdale in _i  _
slip over style. Has short sleeves com 2
posed of wide embroidery. The V. shap
*ed yoke is made of embroidery insertion
beadingbgnd torchonlace, finished with I ¢
wash ri on, re ular value $1 3 '
wiiio sn. i>.ic§......... _ _ _ _  98C f / ,,\
No. 4. Skirt. A very attractive gar- MQ
ment carefully made, with all, seams
double stitched. The i4in. friil is made
up of wide torchon lace with 3 bands of '_ 4 I
torchon insertion separated by wide  W ,/ _/_'L
mnslin bands, regular gcc White  L A
Sale  c  ,_.,
No. 5. Skirt. A very attractive gar- l ' _tn
' ment of good grade soft white muslin \ = /'
has a. 9 in. Swiss frill of embroidery,
headed with a 2 in. band of torchon in-
sertion and 5 narrow tncks,regu1ar89
value 1.25 White Sale Price...  C _
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Rev. G.  Bnellar will preach at sxand’ "1 Q _
the Methodist Church in Highfield at / 5(5) ‘Im 7g, log, 
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No. 6. Princes: Slip Made of a fine
.soft n_iuslin all seams double stitched, 8
in. frill of nice embroidery, yoke and
sleeves trimmed with torchon lace and
- wash ribbon, good value at
r,..25_ wiiiissiic r.icc..._._ ....  98C
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value is made of a nice fine soft white
cotton, yoke and sleeves are edged with
narrow torchon lace and beading caught
ribbon, regii ~
larvalue 4oc While Sale Price ....29c `
grade white niuslin, finishedat top with.
ai 3 in. band of embroidery insertion
over a pretty beading edge, _.finished
with fine torchon lace. A_ pretty wash
ribbon is run througli the beading,39
regular price 5oc While Goods Sale c
I No.  Drawers made of good soft
ery, showing five rows of tucks at
head, carefully cut, usinglplenfy of I
matcrialmegular price 55c. White
Sale Price. . . ._ . ._ _   `|
- No. I0 Drawers. A good fine soft
material is used in making up this gar- ~
inent,iinished with choice torchon lace,
. muslim banding and torchon insertion
_ cnt, full and carefully made, precisely
as illustrated above regular 
value 5oc. While Sale.-_l’rice...... c
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Tenn 'mail order specials shown ai
0ur Great Annual Sale oi While Goodsglinens
IN THE FOLLOWING TEN NUMB-E RS YOU WILL FIND descriptions of a series of very re-
markable series of whitewear bargains. You will find that the goods are 25 to 30 per cent under usual
values. We want you to see them-to compare with the best that any mail order house can do-if our values
are not only as good--if they are not bztter in ev :ry case-we will not ask for your order.
No l. Night Gown neatly nude of
good grade of muslin,has short sleeves. ,_
as iinishgd at neck and sleeves with /"‘
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ge orc on ace, regu ar price  I \
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Cover. This notable
Cover made of good
frill of nice ehibroid-
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Use this Coupon _in  Ordering
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MOORE 8. MCLEOD
Charlottetown,
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as described in advt. in Guardian.
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Your Butter Fresh and Clean
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'~ How You Can Best Keep
clean and free from taint.
and light weight~
BUTTER, like any other dairy product can’t be
exposed to the air for any length of time with
out becoming stale and tainted. _
EDDY’S
FIBEWARE BUTTERTUBS
will keep butter in its original fresh state for an indefinite per-
iod of time because not only can they be niade air tight, but
the material from which it -is made is such as to keep it always
NDURATED FIBREWARE is li ht and strong, inade into
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- I one solid hardened mass of heavy hydraulic pressure.
OR the farmer there is nothing better than Edd_v’s Fibre-
were Buttertubs, pails, etc., because of their endurance
Ai all good Dealers
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CHATHAM, Feb. 12-Two schoon-
ers, one two mented and one three
hosted, were sighted oil Chatham
early today, -flying their colors union
down. The revenue cutter Gresham,
in the neighborhood, spoke the schoo-
ner! and then moves away. The crew
ife savin station
'TWO CRAFT FLY the drift ice on the Handkerchlef
‘ DIBTRESS SIGNALS. _ N‘l‘lW \'<*llK. Fnh- 12-A powder-
. _ __ shoals and held up for twenty four mnmmne ml the government _roving
hours, but one was finally snaked out ,,r,,,,,,,{ at Fort Ha,,,,0ck_ _qandy
by the wrecking tug Anderton, and i-look, exploded early today, with a
the other drifted oil toward Nantuck- report that was heard for ten miles,
et. The steamer Charles S. Meyer, The magazine was set off by flying
with two hnrgcsf was caught in the sparks from the embers of a sniali
lice, got clear find started westward, fire which started two hours before in
but again became entangled and drift- s fuse storage house naar it. The fuse
Superior Motor Supplies }
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Our stock of niotor and
right here to back up the
article. .
Gasoline
Motor oil
Oil cups, all sizes
Cup grease
Make and break coils
Compression grease cups
l’crfex Waterproof ignition
Spirk plugs
Prim ary and secondary wire
Terminals for wire
Ammelers
lgnitoi' diy veils
Battery connectors
Carbureiers
, Bronze shading, all sizes
Propellers, Hryni Ai Berry,
Hyde, Narilion and Columbia
lnsiiln siumng boxes made to
Write right now for our price
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largest in the Maritime Provinces and we can quote '
you prices lower. transportatioii charges considered
than any other house in Eastern Canada and we a,-Q
motor biat Applies is the
fllllilill’ Of each and' every
Bronze _lag screws
Bra" P'P° Bn_dii¢ii| gs all sizes
Copper and im gs. anne Pip,
G incline cocks
Gasoline strainer!
Gasoline tanks
Sli ison's wrenches
Pip e tongs
Engine enamel
Reverse gears
Reversing propeller;
Weedlees propeller.
Steering wheel
Rear control lever,
Magnetos
Combination stuffing, bnxnnd i
stem bearing __
order. any length pipe between.
list.
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HANCOCK EXPLODES.
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i 0| fha Chatham 1 _ g ed toward Nantuclvt. The tug house was destroyed. Officers declar-
 s  149 Gt G60, St. started at once for the vessels. lNorth Americnn, with two bnrgcs, is ed that as far as could be ascertain-
_ _______n--3 Two cm-ee-masters were caught in also in the irc ofl Chatham. _rd no one was iniured.
Psmosiss ~pA»p»~
sans rrrrssusc.
PI'r'rsiaUizo, rss. iz-Princess ra.
“l°1=- dnnshter of nic pairs oi o.,,,_
"Might, has declined to accept tim
hospitality of either faction of Pitts-
b“"g °°¢l°¢.V- H" distinct muh wa;
embodiedwln _a letter from her lady-
in-wartliig, Clementine Adams, wi-its
ten from the Government House ge
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