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remember that we are here
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Phone 240
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McLEAN &. McKlNNON
Barrlstera, Attorneys-at-Law
Brown Block, Charlottetown
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C. McLeod, K.C., W. E. Bentley, K.C.
McLEOD 6. BENTLEY.
Barrister: and Attorneys-at-Law
Mlices-Bank of N. S. Chambers, Char
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Barristers and Attorneys
Solicitors for Royal Bank ot Canada
MONEY TO LOAN.
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WARBURTON _ & SHAW.
Barrlaters. Attorneys, Notary Pub-
lic, Etc. Solicitors for Canada Bank
ers Association, Bank of Montreal
Canada, Permanent Mortgage Corpora-
tion.
Offices-Old Guardian Office. Prowae
Block. Charlottetown. P. E. I.
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DR. CLIFT
CllR()NlC DISEASES
Victoria llotcl. Ch'to\vii. P. E. i_.
OFFICE Ilf\_ilRS-12 tr\_ fi daily. Fccs'i`n ad
vancc. .-\| tlllice or ltcsidcncc---$5.00. lit-at
ment .\lonIlily---$100.00.
-I lv-f l, Ailing
There are lots of people
who arejust_ ailing. They
have no particular disease,
i
A ‘ but are simply “run down.”
This _condition though com-
mon is unnecessary.
The system simply needs
a tonic. You could not find
a better one than '
Hughes’
- Beef Iron and Wine
lt contains only the purest
ingredients.
1 Iron to enrich the blood.
Peptonized Beef to
feed the tissues.
. Wine as an appetizer
; anclstimulant.
, Give your system a little
push with this good tonic
and nature will continue
th_e work, and the old energy
will be restored.
i Geo. E. Hughes
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The cents W ,_  
al Guardian
IT PAYS to buy in this province.
SCHOOL INSPECTION. - Mr. Mar-
in Gallant, inspector of Acadian
schools was in Ilustico last week
visiting' the schools in his inspector-
ate.-T. _
COMING SPEEDERS. - The "al-
most tempting" condition of the ic
' light many “dark" horses, all of whic
will no doubt give a good account
i of, themselves when the opportunity
Q for so doing presents itself.-'l‘. '
, NOTlCE.- Except the People who
are taking part in the programme at
H Mlltoii on Friday all Purchasers of
Tickets will make tneir own arrange-
f ments for sleighs as the -i0c tickets
l- are only for the Concert and Supper
, nt the Orange Hall. 8750,
THE ICE BOATS.- The ice boats
made quick trips across the Straits
yesterday. Those t'rom the mainland
_ reached Traverse at 9.30 with 48 bags
i mail. The others reached Tormeiitine
f at 10.20. The mail arrived in the city
yesterday at 11 n. ni.
RUSTICO, Ete.- A large number of
people in this section are taking ad-
vniitiigc of the good roads and flnc
weather in order to get home their
supply of wood. By the number und
size of the loads that are seen coming
l`roin that direction, Bracklcy Point
_ seems to be the source of nn unlimlt--
l od supply of this heat producing nin-
i toritil-'l‘.
I NOTICE. - Subscribers are iiotifi-
ed.that the price of the Morning Daily
` Guardian (mailed in P. E. 1.) ann
l lllontrenl Daily Star is $4.00 per year.
- in I’ E. I.) and Family Herald an
Weekly Star is $3.00 pcr year. 'l"h
price of the l~l\'cning Guardian an
` Tlic Morning Daily Guardian (mailed
d
Vlontreul D:\il\ Stai lilnilcd in T’ 14:.

Best q u a l i t y
Hard Coal in
Egg
Stove
& Chestnut
Also Albion Nut
Inverness,Sydney
Run of Mines at
Geo.E. F ull’s
Coal Yard
Prince St. Wharf
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You’re too slow in shaking that “naggy cough". If you
don’t get rid of it now it will steadily grow worse and make
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your life miserable. _
Rexall Cherr Bark Cough Syrup is adelightful and
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effective remedy, especially good for children, and is pleas-
ing to the taste. We guarantee this preparation will cure
vour cough. If it doesn‘t, brm
\vve’ll refund your money. Price 25c. a bottle
g back the empty bottle and
Corner Great George
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Phone 345  -
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‘l§lllzl1¢il;iyT}v3§isitveClig$vi1ii;erThS€acco represents not o_nly
our best efforts but the best to be had in the tobacco line.
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reliable tobacco go to an _-,_-_ __   
honest manufacturer. W 1'- " '~-"'~‘~"`='-f‘  “I an-1_Ii.'." 1'-
and believe our old friends
- Manufacturers
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Quahty,»0ur Prices Very Moderate
r - ' ' ' ' better
When having your D|l1mb_m8_f€lJ?1l'ed- It 15 far . _
to have itdone 'nght,becau_se it will give much more satis
faction and costs far less in the end -
Yoii cannot really appreciate the comfplrtthoefcgggg
plumbing until you ve once _had experiencewi
' inferior kind-once is sufficient.
when youfwant the best plumbing, ;ho¢;_|0}\`i;€;§
prices consistent with high Quality. C6 I. W P
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.Fred H. Trail10r°’il‘i°'ii§.‘ilI.i"§i'f§‘l'i” *
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That Cougj
Our Repair 'Work is of the Highest
l.) is $3.25 per year, the Evening
Guardian and lfaiiiily Herald and
\\'eelil_v Star tinnlled in P. E. l.| is
$2.25 per year.
BRADALBANE.- The people of
this vicinity are busily engaged in
hauling their winter supply oi' fire-
wood.-Mr. Blsinark Cousins, niiide a
short visit to Dixon Road recently.-
'l‘lie many friends ot` Mr. Colin Mattie-
son will be pleased to know that he is
around again after a. severe strain
which hc sustained from falling from
ii load of liay.- Mr. E. A. Large is
training his Perfecto colt for the
races ut St. John next suniiner. :By
all appearances he willsprove a pro-
mising trottci'.- Miss Margaret Kelly,
Stnnclicl, paid ii flying visit to Bratisl-
hane recently- Mr. Fred Warren,
Clinton, is spending his well earned
vacation hero who - his sister" Mrs.
Woodside,.- The moving ' 'picture
show here which is held in the Hall
cvcry Saturday proves 21 success and
thc young folk hope they will con-
tinue all winter.
PLEASANT VALLEV.- The fol-
lowing is the result of the January ex-
iiininations in the Pleasant Valley
School. Grade Vll.-l. Ruby Sharpe;
2, Nelson Warreii; 3. Marion Andrews.
Grade VI.-1, Jordan Andrews; 2, Bes-
sie Bertrani; Ll, Janie McFadyén.
Grade V.-l. John A. Macdonald; 2,
Waller Warren. Grade IV.-1. Harry
Keating: 2, John Elliott; tl, Eliza
Wood. Grade ill.-1, Edna Elliott; 2,
ltcta Keating; 3, Charlie Stevenson.
Grade ll.-1, llarold Sharpe; 2, Willie
Stevcnsoii; Il, lvliirbcllc Mnclennan
and Glarys Elliott equal. Grade ll.-
1, Gladys Stevenson; 2, Willa Smith;'
il. Artiinas Wood. The following made
pcrfcct iittcuduiice. Eliza Wood, Ruby
Sliarpc, Alice Stevenson, ltetit Keat-
ing. Artlnias Wood. liiirold Sluirpe,
\\’illle Stevenson, John A. Macdonald
and Chai-lie Stevenson. The monthly
average attendance is 23.1 and the per-
centage ol' attendance 85.6.
WEDDING BELLS.-- A very pretty
wedding took place on Wednesday.
Feb. 17th at the homo of the bride-'s
sister, Mrs. E. C. Ilecr, 437-20 Ave. N.
W., Calgary, when Janie W. Simpson
ol' Ralph Waldo Stuart oi' llutton,
Wasil. The bride who wore a tailored
suit of King's blue broadclotli with
lint to match and mink turs, was giv-
en away by her brother-in-law Mr. E.
t‘. Bell. The house was beautifully
decorated, with pnlms and ferns. After
the ceremony which was performed
-by the ltev. A. Muhnffy of Rosedale
'l‘-resbyterian (‘liurch, the bridal cou-
ple and friends repaired to the dining
room whore it table beautifully decora-
ted with carnatlons and siriilas, and
laden with all delicacies awaited them.
The happy couple left on the 18.45
train for Spokane, Seattle and other
coast cities and on their return will
lake tip their resldciicc at Hatton.
\\'nsh.
VISITORS DAY.- Quito ii number
of visitors were in attendance at
Prince Street School yesterday and
were deeply interested in the regular
work of each departnieut. Superinten-
dent Cninpliell visited each classroom
and spoke in highest praise of the in-
dividual work done, especially re-
marking on the discipline. 'of the
school and the writing which is of
a very superior order. the pupils
and teachers priding themselves on
their pcninanship. Shortly heforc
noon and senior grades assembled iii
the hall and after several choruses
were sung, under Prof. Thompson's
cfiicieiit leadership, Principal Seaman
conducted u class in physical drill,
the young ladies acquitting them-
selves well. Mears 'l`.t‘. James. Henry
Smith and J. l‘_ Gordon represented
the trustees and remarked on the
progress oi’ the school after which
the classes were dismissed for the
day.
CASTOR YA
_ For Inhntl and .Children
_lin Kllil Yau - lim Always linglil
Begonia -  -
ligiiaairool' ` .
 _Irma
"We carry a nice line of imported
oi' Bayview. P. E. l., became the wifc-
FUNERAIQI TODAY. - The funeral
of the late rs. J. D. MacMillan' will
leave her late residence, 226 Richmond
Street this (Thursday) afternoon at
2.45 to R. R. station thence to Sher--
wood.
CLEVER ATHLETE.- A Kingston
exchange says. A Paoli, goalkeeper
e of the Queen's second hockey team
inround Itusticoville has brought to 'and well known in other lines of sport-
h .
ing activity at the Kingston Unlvers
ity, has been selected as Rhodes scho-
lar for Prince Edward Island for- 1015.
Paoli has taken high rank as a scholar
at _,Queen's, being also a member of
t-he stnfi’,0f the Queen’s Journal
Paoli ls'a member ot' the Fifth Com-
pany, Canadian Eiigliieers, and will
probably leave for the l'ront with it
during the summer.
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'HORSE NOTE.-The “Agricultural
' Outlook" oi' Feb. (ith contains an ar-
ticle on the effect on the export of
horses. It points out that during the
four months September to December.
75.000 horses were exported from th
United States and that several thou-
sand more have been purchased by
U10 agents of the warring nations.
Three times this number more could
be exported wltliout any appreciable
shortage ot' work horses. Further
more, the kind oi' horses that hnvc
less than 'one liundred dollars per licud
and are a class oi' \\'hit:h it is zi benefit
to the State to bc rid. A big demand
for horses will probably oc-
cur after p-peace luis -been -de-
clared and thc owners ot'
mares here should sec that they are
bred to high class siullions rind pro-
duce the kind of stock i`or which there
is always n good market. 'l`he produc-
tion ot' superior nninials oi` any kind is
generally profitable while the produc-
tion of inferior ones is seldom so.
MT. STEWART-Private Everett
Williams, Mt. Stewart, who was home
i'roiii St. Joliu on leave oi' absence for
a few days. to see his parents. Pte.
Williams is undergoing training as a
drivci' on a supply waggon. Many
friends in Mt. Stewart read with in-
terest the excellent letter of ii former
teacher ot this place, Mr. Peter
Hughes, of Millcove, now in Northern
France, likely wltliin sound of the
eneniy's guns. The young people of
Mt. Str.-ivart are taking advantage of
thc good skating on the river. Mr.
C. McLeod is coaching the boys in
d
e
lion-.key and likely will soon have a
stalwart septettc ready to talic the
lleld against sonic ot' the progressive
neighbors. Mrs. J. Mclntyre, Mt.
Stewart, who has been very ill for the
past two weeks, is, we regret to learn,
not inucli improved.-l..
whose hoinc is in \\'liitby, Eng., recciv
ed a letter from his people after the
boinbardment. The roof of their
house was pierced by a shell,
lnit none oi' the family was injured. In
the town of Wliitby, 150 houses were
wreckcd and no one was hurt. The
i‘ Government is paying for all damages
to the buildings and furniture. The
bursting shells in some cases perform-
ed strange freaks. ln one house. ii
disappeared, leaving no trace heliind,
except some bits of the linen about an
inch square._ Otherwise. the furniture
of the room was left intact.-I..
SCHOOL CONCERT AND SOCIAL
-On Friday night. lfeliriiary itil:
_there took place in St. Marys School
ilhe concert and social for which the
young people' in that locality had been
preparing for some time. The affair
proved it grand success both ns an cn-
tertaiuincut and its ii nieansot' gath-
cring money which is intended to go
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A Word
of Warning-
A neglected cold at this
eason is apt to develop into
a Grippe. For this reason
et clear of a cold as soon
s the first symptons appear.
se
Laxacold
nd_ you can feel secur
ginnst colds or La Gripge
is remedy relieves ac e_
nd cures in an almost _magi-
al way. Use it in time-
Price 25c per box.
For that cough,-
ls your coug worth 35c
so take Rousseau
rup of Pine Tar an
d Liver Oil. Sold onl
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Our prescription dc-
partment has an cnvlnlilc
reputation for proinptncss
and accuracy, an antiieiir-
lc record that proves its
superiority in both quant-
ity andiquallty.
I-Every prescription after being
carefully compounded from the
very freshest, pure,fuIl-iiirengtli
drugs. by an expert qualified
pharmlceutist of long experience
is double checked before leaving
the store. lliir dispensary is one
' of the larncat.rleane.st :ind best
equipped in the Province. liilng
your next prescription here.
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the affair a success. but more than or
l.ucy Dorion. teacher, wno was thei
chief promoter oi' the entertaimnent:
The following is the programme, every-
part of which was rendered in grand
style. Violin solo by Mr. James
Gallant. Act 1 of comedy entitled
“bitcy's Old Man." Vocal solo, eutitlec
“-The Flag that Never Fell" by Mr.
Autliony Dorion. ltecltation, Mr. Jos-
cpli E. Pinenu. Act ll. ot' Comedy.
M. Petre. Comedy entitled My Jere-
miah. Act l. Song by Messrs. Fredk.
and lgnace Dorlou entitled Sit Down
You’re Rocking the Boat (Encored).
Act ll. of “My Jeremiah." Song, 'l`wo
Little Blue Shoes, by little scnor,~
girls. Step dance, by Master Joseph la.
Piiieau. _Third Act ot' “My Jeremiah,"
Song entitled Swanec Sue, by
the Misses Margaret, Emily and Katie
for scliooi equipment. Much credit Dorion.. Step dancing by Mr. James 
D!
is due to all who helped to make Gallant Song “lu the Harbour of
dlnary credit should be given to Miss Step dancing by Mr. Leopold Pineau.
I
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l LEWIS, LOT 60.-The farmers of -
Home Sweet Home, by Ignuce Dorian to
Boxing match. J. Jefferies and J.Joiin-
son tMessrs. Brown, Dorion and lgnace
Plneau). After the concert took 'place
the sale oi' pies ol which there was a
goodly number. The programme was
brought to a close by the singing ot*
ilir- Naiioiinl Anthem.'l‘. - * 
this vicinity are busily engaged haul-
hear
"LUCVS Om M“"~" SWF llallce- W ing their wiiiter's firewood. Mr Dun-
WSS Angete G““““l-- Song eflmled can McLennan, the popular blacksmith
"The W°"kl“gma“'5 Child' D5' (H050 of this vicinity, is kept busy horse
J J Stew
til!
A. McLain)
Caledonia. rece
of liar mother.
Donald Mathes
visit to Mt Ve
oi'» Mr Itory IQ
inland North
lost his valu
n i
r
pl
store from Car
el
delicious awe
tins. as _pure
lhle to make a
.under the management oi' Miss Kath-
shoelng for his many customers.-Mr
Alex. McKinnon paid ii flying visit to
Caledonia recently, the guest of Mr
Tim Young.-The many friends of Mr
Neil McDonald are pleased to see him
out again after his serious illness.-
'l‘lie school is progressing favourably
leen McPhee.-Mr Donald McAuley.
Lewis, paid 0. flying visit to Wood
Turkish, .
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bureau containing linen, mysteriously ’ .
Dont "Wait for the fine weather and
PRI_CES. We made some heavy shoe purc
Spring in order to get the Lowest Market P
want to encourage early buying, hence our i
fer of Men’s high class shoes at a price that is
meet _with 'your approval. During this we
per pair. _
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ATIO AL CLO
continuing one week only.
A full range of ,Men’s Box Calf Shoes, he
a combination of good style, comfort and -
Sizes from 5 l--2, to 11, values up to $4.00, c`
week $2.98 -per pair.
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Compare the present value of your ui ings an
- of -your insurance and if you are not suiiiciently protected, writ
us at once to put on what additional you require. We repre
strongest companies 'doing business and guarantee ‘ you low
prompt settlement of claims.
llriilntoro. _ 3710-2-23343' -_--_--¢ .""1.. - - - .g. 
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$5,866,981,()25.00
Startling but Ti
was the value of property destroyed by fire in the United States
during the last thirty eight years.
$235,591,350.00
of this was destroyed in the year 1914, last ye ar.
You escaped last year but the law of average applies lo
to others and it may be your turn next. _
_ The only sound business policy is to keep your property
by insurance in first class- companies.
Attend to this Today
Tomorrow may be too la
b 'ld' d stock wi
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o ara, including,__ Le Hamlcaa El -
i¢'f,,,, Ei A,.,.,i, Dm G. - fm., _ 84 Great George Street, Charlottetown
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