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an _-_~_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_:_~.~_-_-_~:_~ _ _ _ _ _ _-_-_-_-_-v »_~.-_-_
OONCIERT in Zion Church Hall,
March 5th. _ ` 2780-2-28M3i.
THE MORNING GUARDIAN may
be had at the.News and Variety
Store, 70 Great George Bt., opposite
St. Dunstan’s Cathedral.
PRESBVT-ERY.- The Presbytery
oi' Prince Edward 'Island will meet in
quarterly session in Zion Church,
Charlottetown, on Tuesday March
5th~at 11.30 a. m.
CORNWALL ANNOUNCEMENT.
-Rev. J. Heaney will preach .next
i.ord’s Day at North Wiltshire 11.
Kingston 3, Cornwall 7. The Bible
study ‘Class conducted by l\lr. W. li.
Boyle will meet at Cornwall at ll.
RETIFIING FROM BUSINESS.-
For sale thc good will, furniture, fur-
nishings and stock of the old estab~
lished confectionery and Ice cream
parlora. known as Carter’s for parti-
culars Apply to Mrs. W. F. Carter.
188 Queen St. 2800-Il-11\l3i.
HALIFAX ,REIIIEF FUND.-- Col-
lected for the Halifax Relief Fund,
under the auspices of thc Woniairs
ini-Ititute Miirray River. W. Il. Sinu-
cti, $5; Lester Breliaut, $10; Wm.
Kearney, $5;  L. Sencabaugh, $2;
Robert White'wi1iigli, $2; Jo-hii Sty-
mirl. $2: George Livingstone, $1;Mrs.
iles.-‘Ie Horton, $1; Mrs. John Muc-
Kenzio, $1; A, J. Maclnnis, $1; (2. L.
Cook, $5; W. J. Moore, $1; Gus Kee-
nan. $1; .l. P. White, $1; C. A. Diit-
any, $1; Daniel M»acDonal'd, $1; J. V.
.Ii-iir'plii', $5; A. G. Adams, $2; Mrs.
Iii. ll. Ronnell, $1; James A. Dunar.
571.50; Mrs. M. J. MacLeod, 501:; Mrs.
it. Keenan, 501:; R. Keenan, 50c; ‘Min-
ctta Keenan, 250; Lester Keenan, 251;
Lorne Kcenaii. 251:; L. W. Murdoch.
‘il; Mrs. C. MacLeod, $1; \‘Vm. Gid-
iliiigs, 500; Alex- liarty, $1; L. ll.
Ileri‘in:.', $1; Ilort Saunders, 50c; John
Lowe, $2; Mrs. G. H. Brehaut, .$1;
.\v'orman \Vhite $1; Philip Lowe. $1;
.l. H. Saiinders, 50c; John Saunders,
.'»0c; R. I'I.‘ Moore, $1.50; W. E. (Tar-
pentrr, $2; !\lr.\I. Thoinaslloi ton. 750;
Matthew MacLeod, sr. $5; William
Muiin, 50c; Alex Munn, 50c; D. J.
_\lacLcod, $1; Win. Grant, $1; Mrs.
Flint. $1; Maittlicw MacLeod, jr. 50c;
Norris' E. Mack, 250; ll. A. Regnolds,
ij'-I; Mrs. (Dr.) Macintosh, $1; Fior-
cncc Giddings, 500; Daniel White-
'-.v:i_v. 500; 'Robert Whitcway, Jr. 50c;
Fiadic il. Wliiteivay; $1; Angiis Mac-
Iionizld, 50c; Matthew MacLure, $4;
George A. \VhiI;eway. 501:; John
Wliiteway, $1; Mrs. W. J. Bears". 50c;
Archie Bowles, $2; Jeremiah BeIirs.§
,'.0c; Joseph Lowe, $1; Duncan Mc-
("Iinnell, 501:; David Hawkins. $1;
_\frs. Samuel Hume, $1; Samuel Hume
$3; Mrs. Harvey Bishop, $1; Thomas
Iiayler, $1; T. ll. Brehaut. $1; -A
I“I'ieiid_ 252. Total $100.00.
IN LOVING MEMORY
THE LATE MISS HILDA REID,
Avondale
“Tlicrc is hushed on earth
.\ voice ot' gliidness; there is veiled
:I face, ‘
\'»'liose parting leaves :I dark and sil-
ent. Ipificc
ily the once joyous 1icai'IIi."
.
The Guardian greatly I'-egrets to
record the deatli of _Miss._I'iildu Reid.
daughter of Mr. rind Mrs. _\'IichacI
llei Avondale, which occurred at
tl, _ ‘
her home on -Monday, the 11th. inst..l
after a short illncss. .
The late Miss Reid' was inhor 23rd
_voai‘. ‘Sihc was a young woman of very
pI'eiising personality; intelligent. and
nccomplislied in many ways. ller un-I
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nxpcctcd death brings much sorrow
not only to the hnppy homo cII'cIc,|
wlicre Iicr cheerful spirit made her so
dearly loved, but also to her assoc-
iates and intimate friends with wliom
she was so popular. She was a devout
Catholic, faithful in the performance
ot' her religious duties; and her life,-
Ihoiigh short. was the reflection oi' ai
Iinblo mind, and ii. generous unsol-
fish heart.
The funeral' was on Wednesday
morning to St. Joacliin's Church, Vci'-
non River, and was exceptionally
large. The -burial service was perform-
nri by the Rev. P. D. McGuigan._ The
pull bearers were Messrs J. A. 0 Don-
neii, wiiurim waish. Simon Fraser-
.l. A. Keouglirin, Frank Walsh, and
Peter Hughes.
Besides her father and mother.
four brothers one of whom is U10
Ilev. Alban Reid, -South Dakota, and
two sisters ure left to mourn. We
extend our sympathy to the family
members, reliiiives, and friends in
their great bereavement.
Miiy Iier soul rest In pence. ‘
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l)r.E.C.l'larris
Eye Specialist
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oiiat. `Ii.y.I out stair-
_ -ing, Charlottetown
Office Hours 9.30-12.30
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NEW YORK FISH ADS.
 
Ilhasahro lIroIIIiIIs
Wholesale Commission Dealers and
Shippers
Fresh Fish
_ Bmelts, Eels, Lobsfors and _
Frogs are Specialities '
No. 1, Fulton Fish Market. New York.
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RHEUNIAIISM GUES I
iion ol' the blood and builds up the
ri.-m because it cleunses the blood.
ioi‘ty_years in many thousands of
cases the world over.
and blood diseases, for loss of appc-
ricffv troubles, :eenernl dehility and all
lshed, (revitalized blood.
treatment ut once. Get ri bottle of
Hood's Sarsuparilla from your near-
est druggist. You will be pleased
with the results.
‘ children differ. so wc carr :ill
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Consignments Bolicltod ‘
AUCTION SALE- Remember the
Auction Sale today noon. Kent street,
next Tanton estate. 2707.
CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.- Rev.
Ewen McDougall will preach on Sub-
b:ith 3rd at Belle itiver ut 10.30 ii.
In. and 7 p. ni. -
OUNHOLM NOT SOLD.- There is
no truth in the report that Mr..E. L.
Harrington of this City, has sold his
horse Dunholin to Mr. Diiiican Mc-
llonnlil of Moiitiiguo.
OF 'LOCAL INTEREST.- Tlic
IiiI:iI_‘I.crly meeting of the St. John
district of the Methodist church was
html Tuesday mornin: and afternoon
in the parlor cf Exmouth street
I_~Im;-ch, St, John, i‘:I_vs the St. John
'i`cIcgru.plI. Rev. ’i`. Marsliall in thc
chair. The morning session opened at
£1.30 o`clock_. Rev. lir. Steele, superin-
ic-Iideiit of niissioiis, gave I1 very in-
teresting report of a meeting botwccn
Ziiiuself and Rev. Mi. l`tos's'-, Presbyter-
'an siipci-inteiident of missions, on thc
uibject oi` co-operation between the
“hurches in the mission fields, propos-
'nf' a an ot' uiiia amation ot' some
.~ nl is
if the circuits wliercby a great ec-,
nioniy coulti be made in men and mo-I
'Icy. There was considerable discuss-I
ion on this report and the dl'strict con-
iiilcred that the ‘plan was very good,|
ind recommended that a more detail~
-(3 report of the proposed ninaliqiini-'
:tion bc drawn up. ln the at‘i.eiiio‘on
lcv. J. M. Rico, pf Sus‘.~'ex, led thc
levotions. Rev. I-lammend Johnson, of!
`-iiiuen Square Methodist church, gave'
I very instructive und inspiring talk;
in ('onsecI-ation. Rev. J. (‘._ Herrin, ui-,
Io gave an ad<l‘.'e_ss on The Spiditunl
ligiiificaiicc of tho I.oI'd‘s Supper. af-
nr which the sacrziment “of the `Lord's:
.upper was ndiiiinistered by thc chair-
nfin. The ladies of Exmouth street
-huI.:h pI'o\'i<`ic-fl supper' for the deleg-
~Ie.= in thc Indies’ parlor of the
>li\II‘cli. After tlio coiicliisioii nl' lilo
nenl a votc of thanks was passed 'to
ilio lad-ics and also the pastor G. l~‘.'
'iiiws-cn. Those prescnt nt' the meet-‘
In; \\'cI'c Rev. T. Marshall. Rev, J. M.
-lice, Judge l~`olkiiIs. Rev. '|`. S. (‘I'i.~sp,
ln\'__F_ liowIo_\. Rev. A. E. (`.liIIplan,
Zlev, M. l". Linton, Rev. li. A; West-
norclaud, llev. .\!. 1\icI.aiiizhlaii, ltcv.'
fi. A. Goodwin, Rev. lianiinond .loliu-T
viii, Rev. G. l~‘. Ilativ.-'<iIi, Rev. H. Pen-_
1:1. Itcv. J. (‘. liuI'I'ii` and Rev, l)I‘.|
Ileclo.
AEROPLANE SERVICE
An ilcm bc:II'iI'I'_: on the power off
ne air coincs to hand from a Gerriian|
uiiircc. The correspondent of the'
'HambouI'ger-Frenidciililait1" states'
'hu British siiccess at t'7:iIirbi'ai was!
uadn possible only tlirough dull, fog-
:'_\- weather, on account of wliicii
lcrmiin Iiirmen could not discover
Iow troop concentration behind tiiei
‘rltisli front in that- lot-.I1iil._v. And-
:oes on to say: “'l‘he British blow,
Iiisseil it's object but once inorcl
waved tlicrenormous iinportiiiico ol'
:lic uir serviceilanrl showed Iio'w thc
=iIcccs.~i or failure of an operation is
Iopendent upon.lt." lt is stated that
Ilic Germans have 2,500 ncropianos
\\-itiiout counting Zeppelins. dividcd
I-nto Ilic following class of i<qnad_rons:
I`.oInbai'ding 221. -Clicscrs 40, l’rot.i~.c-
‘inn 30, Patrol S0. .~\i'tlllI=I‘_v 100. 'l`o-
:Il 273. `
Tho Giinrdiaii has not previously
voted an attractive 'calendar issued
‘i_\' the Canadian Aviation Fund \vl\ich|
-:hows very clearly the power oi' thc;
'Scout" acroplainc and it's destriic-
lion of a Zeppelin in a striking picto-
rial form, accoinpanicd iI‘_v an apprn-;
priate appeal for gift acropiancs to
thc Air Service. I
li HDQIIS ISI USEUI
The genuine old reliable 1-lood's
Sarsaparilla corrects the acid condi-
whole system. it drives out rheuma-
It has been successfully- used for
There is no better remedy for skin
tit rhcumatism stomach and kid
ills arising from impure, impover-
lt is unnecessary to suffer. Start
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- BEST FOODS FOR
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Tho food requirements of
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ofthe good kinds ot’ lnfnnt
Foods.
I.Ac1'A'rEo Fooo, _
IMPERIAL GRANUM. `
I-IoRI.IcKs, MALTED MILK,
'MEI.I.IN's rooo, »
.Nsis'rLs's Fooo. _
AI.I;iEIveunv's #ooo (No. 1,
2 and 3.)
RoaINsoN's. oRoA1'ss,
noaINsoN's aAnI.zv,
wAMPoI.Es MII..K Fooo,
Bonosws conosinsso MILK
sue/in oI= MILK
snooK's aAsv siinuzv,
wve'rH's PREPAIIED roon
PEPTONIZING Tuezs
_ Infant foods are ordered at
frequent intervals, and are
guaranteed fresh. Prices on
-these foods ure right.
We handle the 'best ot' every-
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A Moore” & McLeod Ltd. C,
_ _ 110-1.21 Queen Street, Chtlrlottetotvn
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  f- An Interesting Showing of
New Silks Ready Here Today  
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\ X! l;/\,_-/»° y- reasonable pricesunder present cfiiidiiions. 'I hese
 -og Silks were ordered _months ago, and they are
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1 .&?;__-Vi ____;___._f;__ _\, this lovely range of goods INOW. You linow that i
‘ -vi,  ,lj this store sells new goods pretty fast, and its
// “'11 always well to cali soon. I ‘
Some of the pretty weaves' in Silks are '
' "W natural plain Sliazitungs, Fancy Striped Shan-
` tungs, “Candy Stripe” Wash Silks, Fancy Stripe and Spot Wash Silks, Black »
Sharitungs, Black Hirashiki, White Hirashiki, Black, Navy and Brown Futo-
Ori. These are some of the lovely new weaves. its our pleasure to show '
~. iliem -
. ` i ii; H i N i V i i *_ :;““`“i__ Hum i  H  
 Rich iieautiful 00 ""`_"" _"_"__"
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 Coats $125 for ' -  _
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Iust a few of these in stock-lovely ____ __
' coats, of riclilv' handsome Hudson Sral- "\
p beautifully mad-_~_by the best iur coat makers F,
. in Canada, right in cut-lit and style Worth _ li
_ $125.00 to $150.00 each, and y-'u-s fir _ . -
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    $89.00 _
. I-I dso >Muskrat$ f
‘I Cggts 5l)nirtch .  ` 
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f nothing so good. so attractive, Ii r more 1 ,\ I
 dressy than one of these handsome Muskrat I ‘- ,
_ coats Hera-:’s a fifty inch length, beautifully \i I .
` made of fine fur for ............  ........$88.0`0
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I length ._  ._    $44.00
 THIS A SPECIAL PRICE CU l`. I
I-ithe d.~‘.nzi-~tc_-on ‘-.ere
are In-my lIaiIcI.~ffirIf Fur-.
in il/lutils' and N cl.pif'ui'\
 Special Muskrat 
COa\S  illch 'l`hei't- are I`»/link, F.»x,l/'I'-'>lf. ‘
; ~ lit-rsisin Lamb anrla hos'
" A wonderfiilly good value. They are com- _ P10b1*'9l:{ file flh€flf~’U"2€ -
Q1- paratively short length, good muskrat, well ln P E- I- I9 l'\\ff€_ f"T
i made and wel-l. lined, very attractive coats, at Wholesale . rices. .
OWN PR IFES
_ >_ ff' smart Suits, worth to $12 io.. .. ’   - '
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‘REVOLUTION STARTS IN COSTA submarine ohaser with a 
RICA - crew aboard which ha/d not -ll '
- hoard from since January 15; wfsm
- ' SAN JUAN DEL Slfll, Nl('ARA- nounccd today by the Navy' De -
(IOPENIIAGEN, February 27- 'l'II-'_~ GITA, Feb. 25.-A revolution is in pro- nicnt. The little craft. wno_Isem»
Spanish sleamship lgotz-lilcndl, with gross In (Testa Rica. Wire coin- ted from her escort during B tehjt
II German prize crew from the Part- mviiiictition Qing been interrupted bo- calc while bound for Europe. 
fic Ocean on board, is usliorc near twccn the fisutier mid Las (Harms. lt the eiiginos disabled by the s\orl'fl,t
the -Skiiw Llghtlioiisc. Two of the is known iliut the towns of Alajucl. crew rigged up sails from hed-.é0v_l~
prisoners aboard are Americans. ‘ Sun 1;-lam ,md H¢mii|,, M-0 In tho ings and sailed for thirty-nineidnyg'
The prisoners on the 0;;I>tz»Mcn<li hnnds of me ,-cvoluiionlsta |¢_ is No navigating instrumentl ws
were taken from six ships which lind 1-,,p0|Ȣ@_d La, (immg ,md puma im-0. aboard. but after beiniz blown ht- _
been sunk. Several of the prisr_iners `
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,l daughter. l`hese are smart models, with 
1 belted back, very pretty, nice fur, well made  ‘ -
I just a few of these-but they’re 0f0U\“fS-  _,A
you _I  I- f
_J specially price cut to clear.. ..  $4500 t  __ __,_____,., , _s _ I
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fit  These Coats and Suits; ;__
‘   Are Being Closed at YUUR .' .-
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- retty Suits of i arioiis C oths w ll made  I .
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Suits of Serge in Black and Navy Hlue,  
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Uqx A handsome range of Suits In Brown
' : _ -=» Coats of Black and Grey Cloth,worth I J v
ii $20 each, clearing at   _ .   I ` ,
Others at $10, $14.50-.Ili deeply cut.  f
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tributing io lliiby’s health and
comfort.
There's nothing too good for
*ho Baby.
Johnson & .loliiison
' The QusIIly`_ Drugstore'
Cor. Prince and Kent streets-
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ifroin the Straw. _
I The Danish nutaprlties have in
'terned the ' Germ commander
the lgotz-Mendi. The German prize, SUBMARINE CI-IASEFI, LONG __
crcw~roi’used to Ieavo the ship. MISSING, ARRIVE8 SAFELY In ug’
l There had been an epidemic of - ‘
borl-'berl and sc-urv.y on board the 1, WA'Si-ll-NGTON. Fch. 27-Sato nrrl~ M'-'?'hh°f“'
Wllel val at I1 European pdrt of a 110 foot,
isis-istitumsaiir. ' ~ ~; -  _ _ ' _  ..4...'......_.___"_,-_~ *”=1H°W“'Eff’4m'h°- ' I \ A _ A me-==ll -y I A ¢,,,,,,,,,_,¢
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liud been Iibonrd the vessel for eight.
months wlillc she_c-riilscd in tho Pu-
ciflc Occ-nn.
Twenty-two persons, including ninc
women. two children and two Ameri-
cana. have been landed by ii Ili`elin=\t been put down rind order has been ' . -
. lcompletely restored. C  _ 0
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ted their position and hooded
LATER port. T0 their l‘El!\lrk8l)l6, BGB
ship is attributed the' success
bnmy Wm ml ,,,ho,.,_|_,~_ their course. the Frenchmen estfiig-
SAN JOSE, (‘-0S’l‘A RICA. Feb. 20. ln" ""Y“30- _
`--Tho revolution in Costa Rica has _ ._ '
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