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lANUARY 31- 1914)' if   ` -*ran urnsr News W U in THE  ` A' ' I W 4 A W C W W' W A' if
. .»-M-.7 --_-V - » i __ RLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN .rmsr ol' au." ' `
i  e  - -  . _ . _ ruin 'rHiR'i‘ssN ‘
1;. . ~ _ Dlvlvoila 'ihroai Troubles
  ‘put  -A frcveiitcll by Herviline
 _ _rr arms misuse or
ill l?l°d_‘,5'  and .L l_ . oows hnnoxar
.'_. _ _ | Gel- 81"-el' your cola now,--this very
. _ _ununte,_ before it grows dangerous
__ ' - HOU should apply old-mlm "N ll ~'
This is the swrmy per"l' 'l-tub your cnest anti tliroaiifv 
See- to it lie! will he immediate.
.- _ " _ ynurl 'vf‘|¢;I'Vl;i_;1¢_W_l;l savé you from lying
i » ‘ "0, 8 _O -ng , coughing choking
bin  “ned with_and suffering from congestion in the
-_ _ _ chest ana acute psin',in the throat.
-- al i Nerviline will oreak up that null
_ ~ ` llellmlglt- headache--will kill the cold
 land chill at its very beginning-will
save you from perhaps a serious ill-
_ lnees.
G°°d `  Coal’ Wei To take away hoarseness, to break
h   11__SI`il>Py cold, to cure a sore
our 3 eds_ ed ° _ roa or bad cold in the chest, you
wlthiiluu use Nn0ll|;_i;18 Bo speedy and effect-
' _ _W Bs erv ne. For forty years it
bgst Coal, _the  has been the -most largely used rum-
 - _j_ily remedy in the Dominion. 'rims
- ' - _ _ ‘HH llrov u merit, so c 1;
W3llt_ f0l'  C(_)ld kbeplug liuandvyb on the shelfmilzhbolblirgb
_ 50c. family size bottle; small trial
Ai. Pickers & co~fJi2..i‘°" “°“‘ by “ey dealer -nv-_
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»SHl]Pf ll]-[Ill   Hughes’
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Citizens should avail themselves oi*  Of
the sweepiug-reductions in Patons
front store today and tomorrow, be-
lorn the carpenters take charge. Big _ Pure `
Patolis. _4226-1-il0M2lE1i.
with Hypopliosphites of
I_,1me and  A reliable
The Charlottetown Guardian   
-Clubs 0ilers-i
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hniuy lin.-.ni .na wniiy sa. bllllfédi'-eLf,lfefll;,e 
e ornng -ear an 3 ' 5-' -- ttl -t
'rii iw l G di Chuihufi 7
and The Family Herald and dn Lpu bo e A
Zgéelekly Star, one year 
_   -Geo. E. Hughes
The Evening Guardian and l
The _ Finally Herald and `»‘ "The People’s Drugglst"
Weekly Star, one year  l » _
each, " _ - 1
get-i Y _lun ' _ips
bargains for the early shoppers at Cod Liver   
Address all club offers to
‘ ....1 the weight enriches the _
i‘HE` cH'Aiu.o'r'1‘s'i‘owN
GUARDIAN
Charlottetown
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“_ i P. E. 1.
. .__
_ guhitlug 1'i%l  Wornsu. $5 xi boir or three for
DR DeVAN’S FRENCH PILLS i.`\§°ii'f`
$10. so li at u_ Drug stores. or mulled to any
addresson rueciptof price. 'l`i-is Scouclu. Duuu
Q9-~‘¢’°~ *7“*“"‘f“\¥':_@‘."£"‘9<.___ __ _ ._ _ _.--
PHOSPHONOL FOR MEN. {Yf,‘;,“,’,§{‘3
‘y'itallt?;for Nerve and Brain; increases "grey
matter ';»\'.l‘ouic--will build _von np. $3 u box, or
two for 15. at drug stores. or by mail on re.-.aint
&  Charlottetown. P- E- |-
‘ of price( Tu: Sco.\u;i.i, Dsuo Co., st. Catharines,
3591-12- 3oMRtf. i, °””"'°~
_ _ . ` Sold at Hughes' llrulruture.
4-*- l '
 
This ` Will Cure Your Neuralgia
In Rexall Neural i ia Tablets you get a remedy that  GUAR-
ANTEED to bring relief---yoiir money will be refunded if it doesn't.
It is an eliicient, handy, reliable remedy--non-secret, the contents
are plainly printed on the label wrapper. Price 25c a box.
For sale only by
McKinnon Drug Co. A
Corner Gt Geo and Kent Sts
_ -_---ul
  Q Don’t Run
_ _ __ The Risk
Elini/ ‘  ;m of smoking inferior tobacco,
'  ._ A ' A t `;: _  It lsinjurlous to yoursclfwull
_ ` /_  il a nuisance, to your friends
_.___ ` __ ,I _ _  __ __.j___,
==`-'-  " "-51-.1%El1f::Js::=..21-`=i'V_f=:==  :-':`:1-' =.=Ii:-“:.-11'

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Besides, good fragrant tobac-
co costs no more. Its all in
knowing what to ask for. R c
_  i -ii-1' » ' member anyone ofthe following
Iliiglit 'F_wiat, ||jckcy’a Bright Cut. Rivc|,__
Master-Marine Smoking Tobacco, Black Twist
` Combination Twist Chewing Tobacco
cliey &1Nlcholson Toll, C0.. Ltd
#gf _ _ _ _. _
  _Lcceueref A
the Rea' T"‘"g
 _frightening 'g Home
f__Lacqueret is a combined stain and varmsh that
renews and rejuve_netes_al1'_wood work from une
pianos to floors. Itis  to apply, drys C_iHlCk1Y»
and _#has a durable; bn ant p0l1Sh .that IS “mst
pleading. _ ' T »
Lac ueret can be me in even' ¢0l°f»_Sl1°d° “"4
toner Caajor color card and l1_I`1C¢'1iSf~ s i
'-1 _..  ..  .r _- _ _
-Fennélll  Chandler
.f'.?________I'l_E____§§lllR5¥_9ll_A_BPlB!l§_ _ .___
'- IT PAYE to buy hi this province.
ICE RACES T0-DAY.-The ice
races will ne held 4.hia~a!tei-noon at 2
At Ao   Dou't wait till night. - i` o’cloek sharp; the ilrst- race being the
2.19 pace. ` '
HAMP'l‘0N.-The Presbyterian scr-
vices at Hampton on Sunday are as
'=_ _ ` ;_ them thoroughly with Ncrviiine_ M- follows:-Tryon, 11 o'cleck.; Hampton
Il o'clock; Bofnshaw 7 o’c1ock,
TRAIN DELAYED.- A delay of
four hours in the arrival attlharlot-
tetown of the train from the west,
Tignish, was caused this morning by
tho train' being delayed near Bloom-
field by ice and snow on the track.
l'_0itK.-- The pork market in this
province is standing lirm and on the
mainland too where there is a steady
demand for small quantities of the
best class'of pork. Yesterday deal-
ers were_giving from 11 to llkc. a
pound for the light or first class
port and Sl to iii for the heavier.
There was only small quantities mov-
ing however. _
MATRIMONIAI.-A quiet but very
prettv wedding was solemnlzcd nl;
St. Pcter’s Wednesday evening 28
January. 1914, at eight o’clock, the
principals being Miss Annie McDoug-
all, Chsrlottetowa, and Mr. Charles
W. Quigley, St. Peters. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. J, M.
M'cLeod St. Peters. Tho wedding
march was beautifully played by
Miss Beatrice Battersby, Mldgell.
After the ceremony a reception was
held at the groom's homo where a
very pleasant evening was spent in
music, etc. The high esteem in
which the bride and groom was held
was testified by the costly and useful
presents of which_they were the re-
cipients. Their `many friends wish
them many years of happiness and
prosperity.
UANAlJA’S FIRE LUSSES iN i913
-An estimate by The Monetary
Times places the vnluc oi property
destroyed by nrc in each province in
canada during 1915, as follows: Ou-
tarlo, $8,182,050; Quebec, $4,581,211;
~'i|i»ei'l.a, 15-1,012,221; Mauitolin, ill,-
ZU.4,;i0o'; Saskatchewan, §z,303,3l‘J,
Nova Scotia., ¥l,58n,7&:l0; British Gol-
unibiu., $1,636,858;, New B|'unswic.i,
s'l,iJ.$~i,.’.T3; Prince Edward island,
rl'iob,o:11,_l;l1e tonal being .|>Z‘li,1i‘ib,ole,
in comparison with :,»z4,9oo,.lz, the
total loss for 1812; $.'.i,'lsw,5'i-5 loi-
l‘J1l and $23,595,515 for lrliu. in
fact, rho ‘cssos for the nrci. ton
mouths in 1913 were greater than
those for the whole ol' lolz. In con-
rriidistiuctlon to the other years
wlzcn in some months the nro loss
was lar greater than in-others, the
monthly losses in 1015 were remark-
ably uniform. Though thc losses
for 1913 show a very heavy increase
over those of 1912, Deconihlens losses
alone 'worn smaller than in the lure-
vlous year, much smaller, too, than
those for November; this _being pro
bubly duo to thc milder wcatlicr that
prevailed this season.
`I*J_'~I'_1iI.`ii¢Ih'l:l l1‘l’tOM AHILUAD.--En
quirlcs received bv the Publicity
Agent by the latest mail include gn.
from Worcester, Mass., one from Cal-
ILZU-F'y null another from Virginia, al.
from intending investors in the for
industry., One from Munich, Germany
in from a young married couple of u
gucci Swiss family. with about six
or eight thousand o. present capita.
“which can bc brought up to twenty-
frvn thousand later ou", who would
like to settle ln the Mar'time Prov-
inces “to sneeze in the cultivation
of fruits and vegetables." They
want. to locate near a railway, "and
it is our strongest wish to became
1801 Cuuadians. We intend to leave
Europe this spring- March or Api'll--
aud go straight to Canada; We are
both accustomed to English life and
language." To these pcoplc informs.-
tion has been sent. Mr. McCready is
also advised of a nrobable visit from
an Flngllshmsn with three sons, all
fur.'ucrs. They arc now in Halifax,
and although their destination was
originally Prince Edward Island a
strong cilort has been made to in-
duce them to stay in Nova Scotia. `
::MOUN'l‘ EDWARD FOX (I0.--The
Uauada ]\‘ox Exchange have u few
shares in the Mount Edward For
Company for sale. This company
was very successful during the past
year and should pay good dividends
in 1914. Shares are $100 each.
4054-l~2luitf_
:Wyetlis Sago and Sulphur is an
Ideal hair remedy and dressing. It
imparts color to faded and gray halri
stimulates the growth and makes
lifeless hair soft, bright and glossy.
Nothing like it for dundrulf and itch-
ing scalp-50c. and $1.00 bottles for
sale and recommended by E. A. Fost-
'  Qu:
::Fo1¢ Fox s'i‘ooK.--'i‘ho Uauuda
ox Exchange and investiueut Com
F _
pany Limited can sell shares ln any
good lox company at market prices.
 
Stewart’s
HOIWEMADE
Cream Bread ‘
has a "different" taste from
ordinary Bread. Stewart’s
Bread is
_ Wholesome
T Food
that our famil will en'oy.
It is iiiade of thebest of flour
in a bake shop scrupulously
clean. _ _
You can have it delivered
at your house every day if
you
Phone 211 Kent Street
SONS Oli' TEMPBRANCE.-A very
interesting meeting of Victoria
Division No. _4. B. of T, was hold lp
Wrlght's Hall last evening. Six-
teen new members were initiated.
,HAIR DRESSING.--Ladies' pomp.;
for thin hair, switches and all hair
goods made .to order for the higli
HUUY dressings now so popular lad'-`
_ed goods dyed and made like new.
Slllilllpoolng and massage. Mrs.
White, The Lenox. 4135-
PEOPLE’S THEATRE - 'Foiiight
this popular picture house is show~i
ing the great- three reel leature`
"The Messageeto 1-leadyluarters." 1fi
you want something thrilling, iip||'|;f
miss this feature. It is n story ol'
Hrigands, a dashing captain, ki.1p,,p_i
ping, etc., some exceptionally excit-
ing stunts, will hold the audience
spell-bound and anyone who misses
"The 'Message to Headquarters" will
miss three reels of genuine thrills.
Besides this iiuc feature there will
he two other new reels-a coinplctc
change of programme. Admission live
cents. 4247
FOX PICTURES-The Canada Fox
Exchange al: Investment Co., Ltd.,
have at present in tlieinuilicc seven
beautiful large-sized photographs ol
the valuable silver black fox in dili-
erent postures. There is one of
,"Prlnco Charlie," owned by thc
Cl.\ar1ottetown Silver _Black Fox Co.,
Ltd., standing proudly in thc ublind-
ance of his costly iur and gazing
complacently ahead, And again
there is “Prince Charlie the pride of
the ranch.” Thcsc photographs,
all excellently tinished and artistic-
cally framed, were taken by Mr.
Cleveland Craswcll.
SUCCliShll\‘UI...-A short time ago
it was announced in thc city piipern
that a band had been organized cull-V
ed The Charlottetown Brass Baud.
Ever siucu the formation of this
band thc members have been dlli--
gently practising and have _acquitted
‘themselves in so successful.; manner
thntltho Arona Rink Muuagexnellt ue-
:nred their services. The splendid sc-
lection of the music mul the excellent
rendition of il. han now bei-.onic a big
feature cl the skates at tho Arena.
The baud iiieurbers are to be congrat-
ulated on their success At. the
skate last cvcniug they playa-il
:ionic very culivening pieces that de-
lighted the skaters, and praise was
hefird on all sides for thc splendid
program rendered. The ,icc, too, was
_n ideal condition.
A Tl-i'ltli.l.lNU I-'lC'FUlti:l---least
night at the l-’euplc's 'l?hcal;i'c a most.
.exciting and thrilling three-rccl ‘Tau-
hauser picture was shown 'to allarge
and appreciative audience. lt was
the story of the wcll-known and
much talked baud of brigands, the
“Maifi." Some of thc scenes were
su h c. l,
headquarters, swinging from the
ceiling, the attempted ‘bi'andinl_; of
the Count.. These and iuauy iotliers
of the same strain were ol a nature
-to make onlookers wonder what was
c as the dctectiv tclsphonlnf to `
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  enormous__ reductions
Here is a dandy offer of the whole assortment ---some of the
highest grade garments we have had in the house, new-» perfect in style
and lit, and most attractive in fabric and color.
¥
_ 'li e A Women's Coats in “Stock ‘
Coats worth to 6.50
Lot 1 Clearing at 3°00
This is a nice lot of good English made tweed
coats, mostly greys, good weight cloths, well made,
great value at this price  _  
Coats worth to 9 00
Lot 2 Clearing at 5°50
"""'~ Trim Tweeds, good boucles. and a lot of other
fabrics, all well made, new and stylish. To see one is
Coats worth to $15.
Lot 3 Clearing- at 8°00
This assortment includes some wonderful values,
handsome, well made, well tailored coats, every item
right and attractive and durable. . _ . . ._ _ _ _ . _ . . 
Lof 4°°“a;':.2:.:2 ‘z.$”-$15.
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it Great _I
-foimng next. The three-reels were iu-
lcrestiiig and .had a pretty lovc
Wcukly and "Tho Girl Spy’s Atlus'
made up n programme of five reels
nf exceptirmnlly flue photo-plays.
Mr. si. Fleming, in wus. sud Mrs
ABl~tAMS-WRIGI-f'l‘ WElJD1N(. --
Beautiful and impressive was the
\nari'iane of Miss Alice Grallaiir, only
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’i‘om’1ins, at the piano, fully sus-
tained their reputativlle. § I- '
daughter of I-Ion. J ustice and Mrs |Der. 31st at 9_:50`o'clock. 'l‘_hc _il~ev._
Abrams and Mr. William. J. Wright Father Bei'traiui tflyue, of fat. Dun-I
 . Onuad he ulwmuony in the vregence
l Winter Frost and Winds
Sensitive Skin
Cliapping, rougheniug,
freckling, etc, are sure to
result. from expgsurc to
winter Frost_and inds, un-
less the skin is carefully pro-
tected
affords full protection and its
use is a pleasure. It is a
dainty preparation, white as
snow,and daintily perfumed »
Unlike most cold creams. _it
never becomes rancid. lt is i
soothingcooling and healing.
No toilet table sl_1ould_ be
without ajax' of this dainty
cream. _ _
Price only 25c a Jar
Johnson & Johnson
| The Quality Drug Store. 
er, Central Drugstore. _ Mtf. 5'
A" Good Old
fWinter Tonic
/ You ` need a good\
tonic---e ven if you’re not '
"really sick", for winter =;
is a trying time for Is'
land folks and your
system needs 'all the
sustenance you can se-
cure.
Mac’s Syiup of White
Pine and Tar is “the
real thing” for you-~for _
ever rson, an a e.
it iiiiiees gn<>d,ya§es li
good, is good. Costs
only».... .._......25c
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- _ the church for thc entrance of the
Are Trylng on a A bridal party. who were unattended. I
Our. Creme Veloute ‘
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as _Only a few more days of the
it 20 to 50 per cent Discount
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anuary Clearing Sale
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of ldaliuouton, Uanudu, and wcll
|li||.,v/|| in Cliai'loti.ctow\|, uhicli took
Splauc in thc Holy Rosary Lhurcli,
|Portland, on Wednesday moi-ning,
iuic’s Church, Han Francisco, pei'-i
f t
of relatives and intimate friends oil
,the family. Longengi'lii's Wedding.
;March was played by the organist of 
‘The decorations of pink and green
the chancel being baiikcrl with state-‘
ly palms in graduated heights. Fol-
lowing the ceremony a reception was
held at the Oregon Hotel, where the
decorations were carried out in pink
and white blossoms. The bride is a`
graduate of St. \M'ary’s and an ac- i
complished musician, being it popu-
lar member of the YOUUHGF H011- Shu
~~i be greatly, missed in Port1and's
younger social life. 'l‘hc hc;neymoou_
will bc spout in thc Bondi. after
ward Laklgug up their residence in
Edruoiiton, Canada.
SPECIAL. PIC’l‘UitliI l:lHOW.- .lu
aid of the St. Vincent/5 Orphanage
a highly successful programme was
last night. put on at the Prince Ed-
ward Theatre, n crowded house wit-
nessing thc pictures, which were ol
a varied and interesting nature. The
star film was a two-rccl drama,
free from bloodshed but with ado
q-nate excitement. it concerned nn
Enirllshinan wdio-fell in love with n
d:-lislitful young lady, -one ol "Thu
Harem Uaptives." whichyouug lady.
through the peruiciousv jealousy of
her spfnstfer sister,-was kidui\ppcd~
along with the said selfish sister-
to a. very‘distaut part of Aralrluu
domain to augment the collection
of a rich Sahib. Her English lover.
with the uid of his Arab servant,
pursued the kidnapping party, and
by ingenious device cilected the es-
cape of the girl. The picture abounds
with beautiful views of Morocco and
is pretty. "The Janitor's Revenge"
was s comedy which made the house
roar. "The Supreme Moment" was n
well~sctcd and interesting one-set
drama, showing Griggs, who meant
to have his revenge, releutiug st, thai
last moment and sacrificing himself
to repair his mistake. "Tho Mys-
tery ol the Milk" was another good
comedy. In "Blanca" Beppo left his
sweetheart at home while he went to
make his fortune in a distant town;
but she got lonely, followed him,
and alter some unpleasant experi-
Brown, ol this city, all ol which
F.`:§Cl&l.ESri MOTORlN(}. xliewaie of raw winter winds. Rosy
- skin und smooth cheeks will be ppp-
““'”' $1*/°f\l__by us_\ui; huexnu cola Green..
New ‘ions .in _ zz-i<'niinwin» '~“`.” “!""‘“" ‘mas “““ f“”°» lvl'
an autoniohilc 'accildcntb near Whiti i §lle_;"_l_:_"_g__ _”'f`“?)';;__‘_‘“dh§rrit“t°d °“5i°1e5
Tlnins road early to-day, Mrs. John- _IW sung” M fl cg _cr_e“m tha W M
ll`_ ’l‘appii», wife of a police i:aptain,i1d' __ BE; Bac TW laguna' Refau
and two otlwr wonicn, uri- lu Foril-|f;f`__ (limp __ S 1.* fm Ewell' pure' ¥'i““
ham Hospital. Mrs. Tappiu is pro- I  _"C 1' gl Jai' “_” M°j”Ki““0’-‘
bubiy fatally injured. The automo-i. W" .""' "Umm Grmt Gemg” ‘md
bile the women were in tui-neil turtle, Kent' MH' _ MM
and plunged down to a swamp twen-
ty-nve feet below, when forced on the
_ ::Everett Buell is Guardian Agent
road by a racing limousine. Thej st Abney. Subscriptions, renewals
police arc seeking the identity of the and all reliable news will be gladly
IBN-ffl' ca.r'e driver. lwelcomed by him. 1971-12-lmeti
Milton Silver Patch Fox .Col I
Capital $l6000 - Shares $50 
Big Profits in Patch Foxes
_ The fact of there being an advance of 150 p. c.
in Patch Foxes last year makes the outlook for
those inve ting now particularly bright.
It is not necessaiy to find a market for Patch
Foxes. The demand is far greater than the supply
and now since the Patch Fox is almost extinct in the
wild state, the world will have to look to the Fox
Ranches for their supply of Patch Fox Furs.
'1`his,means thatt lose who get into the business
early will realize big profits on their investment.
last Upporlunily to Invest
In The Milton Patch Fox (0
_ The stock in this Company is nearly all_sold. It
will only lasta few_days. The opportunity is yours
to da?/~to morrow it ma be too late.
_ or th_e Milton Batch Fox Co. you have a low
capitalization;--6 pans of choice Newfoundland
Patch Foxes in for $16Q00. Most of these foxes are
only slightlyeremoved in color from the black fox,
which can testified by those who have seen them
The careful man ement of this ranch is a atro cnet
of this Company. Mrag. W. Howard, Milt/m.tlie rangh mim-
cger. has had several years experience in the caring and
handling of foxes
Bo with low capitalization, clioloe fuses, good manage'
mint, unlimited market. and advancing prices, good divl
'lends are assured for investors in this Qoiupany'
Send in Application Today
D. W. ll0Wi£RD, Milton
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