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Horse -and Cattle
_Medecinea 1 "'-
‘ Stock Foods _'
Poultry Remedies
Sheey Dip Etc.
_ If you _have a sick or blem-
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call, Our thirty years ex-
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orse and Cattle Diseases
enables us to prepare spec-
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RUSTIGO AND VICINITY. -- lilies
_ 'Sadie Crasweil, Rustico. who had been
visiting friends at' Fortune Bridge.-
Souris. and vicinity. returned to her
home last Saturday. Mr. Joseph L.
Blaqulere. Martin, ,was in Charlotte-
town last Saturday on business. Mr.
Cyrisc Bnote, Principal of St. An-
di-ew's School. North Rustlco, went to
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-_ NOTICE. - Subscribers are. notifi-
ed that the price of the Morning Daily
in P E. I.) and Family Herald and
Weekly Star is $3.00 per year. The,
price of the Evening Gu iiisn and
Montreal Daily Star (Mixed in P. E.
l.) is $3.25 per year, the Evening
Guardian and- Family Herald an
Weekly Star (mailed in P E Il is
Charlottetown ` last Friday afternoon
and retumcd to his home on Saturday
evening.-T. i
of the examinations held during the
tnonlh of February. ’1‘lio names of
th fl in th different il» are
ll-i, Bessie Stevenson; 2, Cyril
Toonibs 3, Edna Le1’age Gladys
His many friends hope he may soon
recover.-Mrs. Mcliinis of French Vil-
lage, who was nursing Mrs. McKay in
h ill is rltl al ill ith
er ness nowc c ly w
pneumonia-Mr Ben) Stewart of
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SCHOOL EXAMlNATl0N8.- The ‘ = ‘ - ~ . _
following is the standing of the pupils ~
in Anglo llustioo School as a. result - - ' ‘ T _
WORK.-- For
o pup s e gra ts ~
arranged in order ot merit: Grade IV _
-1. Hilda LoPage; 2. Raul LePnge;`
3; Leith Tooinbs. Grade lil-(senior)
-1. Stella llollings; 2, Roland Bun- ' -
tain; 3, Janie LePage; Grade lll-` _ _ ,
(junior)-1,Vlctor Buntain; 2, L01-no
---~ Stevenson; 3, Dorothy Bulman. Grade
_ _ : . Q -
Guardian (mailed in P. E. I.) ana Craswell, teacher.-T.
Montreal Daily Star is $4.00 per year. ' i
The Morning Daily Guardian (mailed MT. STEWART. - The Guardian
regrets to learn that Mr. Peter Doylc
of Pt. De Itoclie is seriously ill. `
UA" ’ Y  Ee  $2.25 per year. l . I l tho P. ‘lt ltfspenl Sunday’ with . . A t. ’  W     
The People’s Druggist
Llliiiililnl
A  ponsoifra Dpi-‘rr
,Barrlsters and Attorneys
Bolicltors for 'Royal Bank of Canada
isomer 'ro Loan.
 
LA. McLean, KA.. Donald McKinnon
P;sl;|.e£‘N is. Mexiuuon
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Ehrristsrs, Attorneys-at-Law
Brown Block, Charlottetown
 
c,'KcLeod, K.C.. W. E. Bentley, K.C.
MGLEOD G BENTLEY.
llrrlsters and Attorneys-at-Law
liiiesa-Bank of N. S. Chambers, Char-
lottetowa. P. E. I.
 
WARBURTON 5 SHAW.
Barrlatersrattorneys, ‘Notary Pab-
ilc, Etc. Solicitors for Canada Bank-
ers Aasocistfon, Bank of' Montreal,
Canada. Permanent Mortgage Corpora-
tion. 
Oiilces-Old Guardian Office. Prowle
Block. Charlottetown. P. E. l.
DR. f LIFT
CHRONIC DISEASES
Victoria Hotel. Ch'to\\'n. P. E. I. _
OFFICE l.l"URS-12 .to 3 daily. Feesin all
vance. At Uillce or Residence---85.00. Trcsl
ment Monthly---$l00.00.
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Best q u al i t y
Hard Coal in
Egg
Stove
& Chestnut
Also Albion Nut
Inverness,Sydney
Run of Mines at
1:-Geo. E. Full’s
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I Prince St. Wharf
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curative cure for _general househol use-a
first aid for every iniury-a pennanent cure
for many common ailments. -
kee it in the house- ou'll need it one of these
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If you want. good. Pure 1 ‘-".'.:':-Mirza' 
reliale tobacco go to an
honest* manufacturer. W
have ieamestly stnven to
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establish such a reputation _and believe our _old friends
will say that we have neverdisappointed them. Hickey §___ _
Black Twist Chewing Tobacco represents not only
our best efforts but the best to be had in the tobacco line.
Hicli’e‘iyii`8rr~NicholsonTeb. Co.,  l
Phone _345 --
- Manufacturers
Fife Insu frdnce   7
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' good strong stock compan-
_ Then insure in
ies,which never contest an honest claim such
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QUIT. - At tho third meeting of the
Quarterly Oilicial _Board held at Ken-
sington on Wednesday afternoon.
March 3rd, after kindly and encourag-
ing references to thc work of tho
pastor, Rev. George Orinan, ue was oz.
motion of Brother William Boyle. soc-
onded by Brother William Bowman.
unanimously and heartily insisted to
labour on the circuit for a fourth
year. This he accepted.
FORT AUGUSTU8.-The people of
the Fort are taking advantage of the
fine weather in doing their threshing
and regret the ice going so quickly.
The school is progressing favorably
under the careful direction of Miss Axi-
nic Byrne. teacher. Miss' Joslel Mc-
ltue has returned liouie after visiting
in Johnston's River. thc guest of Misr
T. Begcaii. Miss Llbbie Cumniiskey
Mt. llysn, paid a flying visit to the
Fort i'-cccntly, the guest of Miss M.
Dalton. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Gar-
land have returned homo after visit-
lug friends in Albany and Kensington.
Messrs. Bruce l\iacPherson and Thom-
as Dalton 'attended the candy festival
in Faiinlugbrook durliig the past week.
-RUSTICO CROSS SCHOOL- The
following is the stnding oi' the pupils
of'Rustico Cross School as a result of
the exnlnliintloiis held during thc
month of February. Names of the pu
v
friends in l\it. Stcw.\rt.-Tliougli the-
CORNWELL' METHODIST CIR- hauling season was short this \vlntcr,il
yet there ncvcr was so much lumbcri
at Clark"s steam nilll as there is this
year. Mr. Clark has over 400 cords to
manufacture before freeze-up iicxt
fall, and most of this is for his own
'use in his extensive business.-liir.
Robert Jay, son of Benjamin Jay, Fau-
iilng Brook, was taken to thc P. E.
E. I. Hospital by Dr. Toonihs, Mt.
Stewart, on Saturday morning, and
operated on for appendlcitis the same
day. His many friends are glad to
learn that the opcrstlgn, though a ser-.
lous one, was successful. lt is a rather
singular coincidence that on the same
date two years ago, “I.lobbic’s" brother
Wesley, was operated on for appendi-
citis also.-The dcntli of Mr. John
McKay, aged 67. occurred at her homo
in French Village on Thursday morn-
ing. March 4th, after an illness of
one wcck of pncunionin. Sho lcavcs
to mourn a sou, Hugh in French Vil-
lage. and one daughter, Mary, who
.was unable to get home in time for
the funeral on Saturday, on account
of the bout being stuck.--l...
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Gotia 25-cont. bottle of _'lander-ine at
plls in the diffcreiit grades are arrang-
ed in the order of merit. Grade IV-1.
Anaclet Gallant; 2. Edward Gallant;
3, Wilfred Doucctte. (lraiic lll-llcr-
thu A Gallant; 2, Adrien Pitru. Grade
ll (senior)-‘-1, Marlo Cecile Gallant;
2. Adrien Gallant; Ll. Madeline Pitre;
(irndo ll (Junior)-1, Lucille Gallant;
(lrailc l (Suiilor)-1, .loan Gallant;
2, Marlo A. (ii-illunt; Grndc.ll (junior)
3, Cyril Gallant. 'l‘lic daily average
for the month of l"ebruary was 25.6
and the percentage ol' nttciidnncc 75.3.
Alvina Gallsiit, teacher.-'i‘.
PLEASANT AFFAIR. -- A very
plcusant evening was spent at ine
hoine of Mr. and Mrs. A. Boston,
Brookfield, on Feb. 15th, the occasion
being ri reception given in honor of
the marriage of their daughter Annie
lsubcl and Mr. Willliiin Nclsoiinioorc,
Upwards of eighty invited guests as-
sembled to wish tho young couple a
happy and prosperous journey through
life. 'i‘he evening was pleasiintly spent
with songs and instrumental music.
_ Mr. Wilbert Drummond presided at
I the organ in his usual satisfactory
l manner. At thc appointed hour' thc
guests sat down to partake of a
sumptuous rcpast prepared for tho oi.
casion to which all did ample justice.
The preiicnts which was numerous
and costly of which one was a valu-
able gold watch from one of thc
bride's brothers now at the front in
France. fighting for the Empire. testi-
fied to the popularity of Ula contract-
ing parties. The party was brought to
a close by Mr. Charles E. MoI)ui’i`. tho
popular toachor of the ilisirlct, who
1 in a neat speech, on bchulf of thc
guests. thanked the host and hostess
for their kindness and hospitality and
ninking a touching rcfnrauoo~ to the
fact that the half af' their family was
empire and he hoped flint before long
those present would meet again to ex
tend it hearty wclcomc to thc boys on
their return homo. After singing Auld
‘Lang Sync and ‘thc National Anthem
all repaired to their homes well pleas-
ed wltli the cveniiig's engagement.
s now nt the front fighting for t.he
;:vis|1'oss 'ro TH: 'esta
‘FAlR." are corilially invited to visit
our store while in tho city. Any 'lu
formation required will lie frccly giv-
en and all wants will bo promptly at-
tendeil to. E. A. l~`0S'l`Elt, lontral
Drugstore. ' -8558-3 1iM2i.
Watches
_ikepaired  
We repair all kinds 'of
glatclies, Clocks, Jewelry
c. _
,Our charges are moderate
_Our work is the yery best.
C. W. Patterson
’iCor. Great George- and
-1, Llcatricc Doucettc; 2, Edna l’itrc; __
_any drug store, .pour 3 little into
your hand ivrid ‘rub well into the
scalp with the finger tips. By morn-
ing iuost, if not‘iill,. of this awful
scurl will have disappeared. Two or
'three npplicaslons wil. destroy every
nd falling hair.
Yoii'll want your share of this fresh
supply of Molrs delicious kisses that
we liave just received. Call and gc:
tlicln while tl\cy'ro fresh. Price 25c.
pcr pound. Mncliiiinon Drug Co., Corn-
§\I'"Grcat George and Kent ntrccis.-
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YOUR iEMP£RATURE
TELLS THE TRUTH
ABOUT YOUR HEALTH
Approacliin illness is
commony in ica e y a
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risin empera ure.
Q l(lIlEnicz;l Tblgrmotiiietelzlc
i etec it orei won
be revealed by ordinary sen-
sations or symptons. This
enables youfto progride early
rea men. goo
Fever Thermometer
should liaye a place in every
home. it is especially valu-
able m_ homes where _th_ere
age childrfn. Allilhcliniczil
t ermome ersw c wese
are tested and guaranteed,
£"1l‘iim°°il` fl s' ii
e ome or .ic -
room Supplies”
Johnson & Johnson
The Quality Drugstore
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Cel ate’s Cream
Simpliiies Shaving `
Colgate's Cream is the homo
sliavers‘ ilcllght-it pormlts_lilui
to -secnro a porfect shave in the ‘
least possible time.» it softens.
soothes and gives the skin a de-
lightful feeling of ,i'reshness.
making his shave a perfect
plessme. _
Ask your friend who uses lt,
before buying--he will vouch
for its superiority. Price ti tube,
25 cents.
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Some Attractive
White Linen Damask for 67c. yd.
This is an all pure linen, good weight,
strong and durable; nice even weave.
with a. rose design and a very pretty bor-
der in a scroll and rose. 60 7  c
inches wide .. -_ . . . . . .
._ yard
An all pure linen damask bleached,
a nice fine even weave, a very durable cloth
for everyday use; full 70 inches wide.
Fancy design, White  c
SalcPi'ice............. yard
Here is ii bigger and bcttci‘_bzii'giii
in dainask. Linen, bleached, a nice fine
linen, one that will give pei‘fect_satisfac-
tion in Wear and will laundry most beau-
tifully. Very pretty floral design with it
hail s}tone. d A val/'yt pretty border.
72 inc es wi c. ii e .
sale Price _ _ _ . . . _ _
_ _ _ _ ._ $1-2_2 yd
A good unbleached dainask linen in
_u floral design. good weight full
56 inches wide. White  c
_Sale Price . . . . . . . . . . .
._ yard
An unblcacheil linen damask, heav-
liei' quality cloth, known as the block pat-
tern or dice pattern; 56 in.  c
wide. White Sale Price yard
we still have to hold by this rule.
Thg Two blaster
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Linens, Napkins, Shee ings o
0n the second floor there is a great display and
‘sale of the new whitewear---blouses, dresses etc. » ~
_ You are very especially invited to_come---see the bar-
gains offered---buy if you are impressed with the value. All
We ask is a chance to show the merit of this great offering.
Specials Offered _
In Choice New Irish Linens
Something in a better Damask, fin-
er in weave, a little heavier; free from
dressing. A velély pretty rose design with
zi large rose bor er. 70 in.
wide. White Sale Price . .  
An unbleached table damask, good
iveiglit with a pretty floral design.
Full 50 inches wide. White  c
Sale Price . . . . . . . . _ . . .
_ _ yard
An all pure linen bleached damask,
very fine and evenly woven, will laundry
most beautifully, carnation design. Full
Z2 inches wide White
Sale Price, $1.44 yard.. _ _ _  
Here is an unbleached table damask,
a good heavy one, but nice and fine with a
very pretty floral design; will make a beau-
tiful cloth. 90 inches wide.  c
White Sale I’rif°#. . . . . . .
. _ yard
_ Here is a beautiful _bleached linen
damask, very fine, good heavy linen, with a
bow knot design and floral border;
 ."_’i_°‘_“_'_._‘_"_“_i.“_’ $1-70 yd
A wonderful gathering* of bargains in
ready-to-use Table Cloths, special
5 prices on Napkins
 Free Hemmings---Free
Sheetings and Pillow Cottons Hemmed Free
A5 AT ALL PAST SALES OF WHITE GOODS, this time we will HEM FRl:`.E_ all
sheetings, Pillow cottons and Towellings bought from us. A_ny lady buying roller towellings
and wishing roller towels made, will have the work done without charge. All work of 
V d ° , d 's' of attentative competent people.
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All Sale Goods for Cash Only
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In order to make terms quite clear to everybody we wish to explain _that in consider-
ation of the special reductions of pnce, and the free hemming etc, we must insist on all pur-
chases being settled for in cash at time of delivery. With every wish to oblige our patrons,
See the wonderful rangie of Whitewear---2nd. Floor,
Blouses,Dresses,Muslin nderwear ot every sort, Fresh
from Factory--at Special Sale Prices
A oore & McLeod
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