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When, you need Coal please
rememberjthat. we are here
to serve you.
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The good housekeeper declares war
on the dirty stove and calls upon her
ally O-So-Bright Stove and Nickel Pol-
ish to assist. This is nn alliance that
is impossible to beat. A little 0-So-
fllrlght applied to the stove with ii.
damp woolen cloth and polished with
a. dry one will give that brilliant
shine which you so much desire. .
CARVELL snos.
L'ocal Distributors.
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“My Kingdom for n horse" quoth
Richggél after the battle. Some peo-
ple ti. just as keen in a rain storm
to get- an uiiibrellu. A cliaiice' today
for Men. 751:. each. PATONS.
8781-2»27in3i
“You can’t trust the weather man.
He is liable to ring in a shower on you
at any minute, at least it's best to be
prepared with umbrellas, and most
Ailing
There .are lots_ of people
_ who are iust_ aihng. They
have no particular disease,
but are simply “run down.”
This _condit on though com-
mon is unnecessary.
The system sim ly needs
a tonic. You coulii) not find I
a better one than I
Hughes’ ” I
Beef lronand Wine 
lt contains onlv the purest f
ingredients. _ 1
ron to enrich the blood. '
Peptonized Beef to
feed the tissues.
Wine as an appetizer
and stimulant.
CWC your system a little
push with this good tonic .
and nature will continue ‘
tli_e work. and the old energy 1
will be restored. .
Geo. E.
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Hard Coal in
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Also Albion Nut
Inverness,Sydney
Run of Mines at
Geo.E. Full’s
Coal Yard
Prince St. Wharf
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espccially the husband. All kinds at
75c. PATONS. 8781-2-27iu3i
Get Clear of
j 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\
your life miserable.
R_exall Cherry Bark Cough Syrup is a delightful and
-effective remedy, especially good for children, and is pleas-
.mg to the taste, We guarantee this preparation will cure
:your cough. If it doesn’t, bring back theempty bottle and
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;we'll refund your money._ Price 25c. a bottle
That Cough
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have .earnestly striven to
establish such a reputation arid believe our old _ friends
will say that we have never disappointed them. Hickey’s
Black Twist Chewing Tobacco represents not o_nly
our best efforts but the best to be had in the tobacco line.
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to have it done r t,because it will _five much more satis-
faction. and costs far less in the en . _ ood
_ You cannot really appreciate the comfort o g
plumbIn§_until you’ve on_¥_e _had experience with the c cap
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Quality, Our Prices Very Moderate
THE STANLEY. - The Stanley was,
in heavy ice all day yesterday, but
expected to dock in Pictou In time
to leave this-'morning for Georgetown.
CHERRY VALLEY-Services ln
Christ Church. Cherry Valley. next
Sunday at 2.30 p. m. Mr. A. G. Cribb
will oiflclate.
NOTICE ‘TO SUBSCRIBERS. -
Subscribers will please note that the*
club offer for Canadian Countryman
is only good for the Guardian sup-
scrlbers on' Prince Edward island.
CORNWALL-On Sunday, Feb. 28th.
Itov. George Oi'man’s preaching ap-
poiiitincuts will be morning and even-
ing ut Cornwall; afternoon at llamp-
shire. ` _
SALVATION ARMY.--On Sunday
afternoon, February 28th, at Elllot's
Iiull, there will be ii Salvation Army
meeting. On Monday night, March
ist. at Afton Iinll, West Itlver, ii spe-
cial meeting introducing musical tul-
ciit. etc., will be given, weather per-
uiitthig.
POTATOES PLENT|FUL.- Ow-
ing to the iulld weather on Wednesday
there was a rush ot’ potatoes to Vic-
toria. Wright Bros took in over six
luindrcil bushcls during the dny.
There was also n considerable quan-
tity of pressed hay moving.
HAZELBROOK FIELD--Services on
Sunday, Feb. 28th, will be us follows:
Cross Roads, 10.30; Sunday School,
ll o'clock. Subject: Sin's indelible
Marking. l-iazclbrook, 3 o'clock_ The
\Vorld's Greatest Baltic." Alexandra
7 o’clock, Scclug God.
TOBACCO FUND. - (‘.uiit.ribiilioiis
for the Overseas 'Tobacco Fund arc
still being rcceivcii by Mr. li. W. Vin-
nicoinbc of this clty who will forward
sanio to lieadquartcrs in time for an
Easter gift. Amounts tliuiikfully re-
ceived are Mr. L. C. Grant., $1, Mrs.
Frank Heartz, $2, Miss Rose Stali-
way 25c.
MILLINERY. -Among the passeng-
ers by the boat speciul last night was
llilss Rendle, head niillincr for Prowse
Bros. Ltd. Miss ilendle while away
will visit the largest work roonis in
New York, Toronto and Montreal,
which inciins that the ladies of Char-
lotetown and vicinity will bc able to
have lists as correct us could be pro-
cured anywhere and at ii much more
reasonable price. S567.
PROFITABLE SOCIAL- The bas-
-ket social and entertaiiiinent at Mt.
lierbert hall in aid of the lied Cross
Fund on Wednesday evening was
largely attended, in spite of the disn-
groeable weather. The .sum of eighty-
two dollars was realized. Mr. Jus. Mc-
Callum acted ac chairman, and a good
prograninic was rendered, consisting'
oi’ recitations, dialogues, and music
both vocal and instrumental. Much
pleasure was ai‘i'ordcd the audience, by
the rendering of patriotic selections,
on the phonograph kindly loaned by
Mr. Percy lllutch. Mr. Tarbush had
the hall.well lighted with his famous
Alladdin lumps and aniost enjoyable
evening was passed. The baskets
were auctioned by Mr. Carter, in his
usual efficient and luiniorouri manner
and brought good prices.
SCHOOL WORK.-- The standing ut’
East Wiltshire School (No. 38) for the
month of January is Senior lV.- 1,
Victor Howard. luternieillate lV.- 1,
Edith Proude; 2, Lillian MacKinnon;
ll. John Cass; 4, Robert Jewell. (not
taking all exuniinations) Winnie Col-
lins. Junior IV.-1, George Cass; 2,
Fred Jewell; 3, Mary Howard. Gordon
Moroside (no examinations.) Senior
li.- Class, 1, Prescllla McKinnon; 2,
Jack Moroslde. Evcrcti. McKinnon,
(no cxaiiiiiiatloiis.) .luiiior ll.- 1.
Frank Jewell. lircnt Morcslilo, (no cx-
aiuiiiatioiis.) lst (1luss.- 1. Evelyn
Cass; 2. Sterling McKinnon; 3, Fred
Cass. Those atteiidi'\|g bost were: -
1, Frank Jewell; 2. Stirling Mclilnnon;
fl, Gordon Jewell. M. MacQuurrie,
tcuchor.
WEDDING BELLS. -The following
In from thc North West ltcvicw of
ltcgliiu, Sash., thc Mr. MacDonald rc-
ferred to was one time cheese and
butter maker at Mt. Stewart and
Orwell.-A i|ui_et wedding took place
on Monday morning, Feb. 8th, at Holy
Rosary Catlicdral, when Miss Minnie
li I th lrldv f Mr JA.
urnctt iccunic c i .0 . .
lllaclioiiuld. ltcv. Father l<‘rlnk, C. S.
S. R.. pcrforiiioil thc niarriiigc cere-
niony and colcbriitcd thc uuptinl mass
The brldc wore u travelling costume.
Aficr the ccrciiioiiy the bridal party
with a few inilninte friends took
breakfast at thc Mctropolltnii liotcl,
leaving linniediatcly after for ii short
trip west. We wish the married
couple u long und prosperous niar-
ried llfe. We have known Mac for a
number ol' years and always found
hliii one ot' the best of good fellows.
Ho occupies un important positloii
with the Dairy Department of the
Snskatolicivaii government and is held
in high esteem by ull who know liini.
Mac’s Beef, lroii\
ICE BOATS. - The six iceboa
65 sacks of mail. The Cape Tormentin
mail. _
to
Church on Sabbath, Feb. 28th, i
Gaelic and English and Bellvicw
3.30 p. m. Rev. Mr. Peterson wil
preach ~ on the -following Sabbath.
March 7th. Rev. Donald McLean will
preach on Sabbath. llliircli the 14th
at'Valleyflcld and Victola Cross. lie .
David Wright on Sabbath 21st March
in usual places und at some tlnic. By
order of Moderator.
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NOTICE. -- Subscribers are notifi-
ed that the price ol' thc Morning Daily
Guardian (mailed in l’. E. I.) aim
Montreal Daily Star ls $4.00 per year.
The Morning Daily Guardian (mail
in P E. I.) and Family Herald i\n`d
Weekly Star is $3.00 per year. The
price of thc Evening Guardian and
Moutreiil Daily Star (Mailed in P. E.
1.) is $3.25 per year, the Evening
Guardian and Family Herald and
Weekly Star '(inai1cd hi 1'. E. I.) ls
$2.25 per your.
8COTCHFORT.- Mrs. J. C. McKen-
zie, Scotchiort. who was visiting her
brother Dr. J. A. McPhee, Kinkora, for
the past few days has returned home.
--Mr. and Mrs. David McDonald. Glen-
ilnnan, spent Sunday visiting in Trac-
adie.- Miss Aiigelinu Cuniinlskcy.
Wcbstcr‘s Corner, spent the past week
visiting in Tracadlc the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. l.owcll.- Doctor J. ll.
Drown, tiliiirlottetowii, paid ii short
visit to friends in Triicndic Sunday.-
Mrs. D. J. l\IcDonald. St. Andrews, was
in the city -Saturday returniiig honie
by the evening train.- Mrs. Alex I..
McDonald. Allisary. spent the week-
end visiting her old home in Scotch-
fort.- Mr. Henry Hughes. Scotclifort,
was a visitor to Charlottetown recent-
ly.- Mr. Lenard McKenna, Brakeman
P. E. l. It.. spent the week end visit-
ing at his home in Scotclii`ort.-
Messrs Jack and Lea McDonald, John-
ston's River, were visiting friends in
Tracadie recently.-S.
VlCTORlA.- Mr. J. Mi:Askill, re-
presenting J. E. Morse, <‘o., Halifax,
N. S., was in Victoria Wediiesday, in
the interests of his ilriii.- Mr. Bcnj.
Bremner, travelling salesman for
Carter and Co., (‘.liarlottetowii, was in
Victoria on busiiiess Wednesday. -
Mr. M. E. llull, Bradalbane. was a
visitor in Victoria on Wednesday. -
Mr. ll. Palnier, Kensington, was ii
visitor in Victoria Wcdiicsilay last. -
Mr. Austin Owens, Eniernld, paid ii
visit to Victoria on Wedii€.sday.-Mr.
S. (‘. Clark, Augustine Cove, was in
Victoria Wednesday on business. -
Mr. E, W. McFadycn, Augustine (Iovc,
was ii visitor to Victoria Wednesday.
,-Mr. E. liiller, Tryon, made a busi-
ness trip io Victoria Wcdiiesdny. --
Mrs. (Tharles Dniisforil and Mr. Gor-
don Duiisford. South Melville, were
visitors to Victoria,"oii Wednesday of
this week.- Mr. Daniel Ross, Merch-
ant. Augustine Cove, paid a business
visit to Victoria on Wednesday. -
Mr. ltiissel Mabey, Tryon, was iii Vic-
toria oii Wednesday of this week. -
Mr. li. Lowther, Carleton, was in Vic-
toria on business Wcdiic.sdiiy.- Mr.
Louis Howatt, Tryon, returncd from
a visit to Charlottetown Wednesday.-
Mr. D. J. Tlionipson, Augustliie Cove.
made ii business trip to Victorin,
Wednesday.-Mr. Joseph l°‘ranci.'i. Dc
Sable, was a visitor in Victoria Wed-
nesday.- Mr. Howatt heard, Tryon,
was in Victoria on Wednesday of this
toriu on Wcdiicsduy.-- Mr. Gordoi
Mcl"arlaiic, Augustine (love, was
visitor to Victoria Wednesday.-
G. C. Holland drove from Victoria t
Charlottetown Wednesday. and - re-
turned again hi the ovciiing.- Mr. and
Mrs. H. lt. Proiltt. and daughter
Florence, spent Sunday in South Mel-
villc, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Al-
frcd Caiiicrou.-Mr; Charles ltogem,
Victoria. spent ii plcusant duy ln Dc-
Sablc, Stiiidiiy. the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. J. (T. McNevln.- Messrs Nell
Peupraise and Alexander Logan, Vic-
toria, spent Sunday in Bonshaw.-V.
“Mako this store the liciuliiuiirters
for ull your rcriuircinciits in thu lliic ol'
pure ilrugs und sundrios. Wo are wlll-
ing nnil anxious to servo you, und ns-
snrc you of perfect sntlsfactioii. The
Muclilnuon Drug Co.. Cor. Great Geo-
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Cape Traverse yesterday at 10 25 with "'
e
from Cape Tormentine arrived at 9°, _ _A _ __ 33 _ _
boats arrived ot 10 45 with 4.! sacks of f
.“.i:.=:..i'§.i.i’.:=.'.i2.:".;- The A ifqundatign  A
  a perfect gown _   
'O GOWN, no matter how artistically designed-no matter how carefully
N made,_is going to look_its value if worn overapoorly _made corset. The
really important thing in securing a properly fitting, stylish, really effective
 gown-is the choice of the proper corset.
That is the “reason why” of this corset department. There are more _right
corsets here. There is fuller chance to choose here. The more upto date m els
reach here soonest. And-in the matter of price-just notice that nearest mail
order catalogue-if we do not do better for you-we do not ask for your order.,
///f/' J |1"P/tvs to buy-in this provuiee. ' 1-i-is M|N‘r‘o. - 'rin .wimio aocireri ._ <  . ,_' DB ‘U
' in Oeorgetownyesterdny afternoon ut' _ , ,\ ‘ - _
3.25 with 61 toni ireigm, 2 aaeirs mini! _ , /
and 23 passengers. - ' \\ _(_ _)/ f
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Four large cases opened within the ‘
last few days---ready now for you
D.&A.
No. 183 D. & A. Corsets, made of
fine white Coutil, medium bust, finished
with a fine lace edging. This corset has
an extra strong front clasp, four hose
supporters, and a medium long skirt.
Sizes ranging from 19 to 30.  
This is our special 1.50 for..... 0
No. 428 D. & A. Corset, lace front
model, new and very fashionable, low
bust, long skirt and four strong
hose supporters. Price ....... .. $1' 
No. 624 La Diva D. & A. A beauti-
ful model made in fine white Coutil, low
bust, very long hips and back, deep un-
boned skirt, four deep elastic sections,
six si%rong_ev<_:)r1ast_i_k hose sup_porters,rust
proo stee s, ust rawn cor .
Price  .............  ........ .. 
Corsets
_No. 332 D. & A. Corset made of
white Coutil, girdle top, medium skirt
and free hip bone. This Corset is 
broidery trimmed, has four hose sup-
porters and a bust draw-cord, and is
suitable for misses and small  
women. Price .... ..  ~
No. 910 D. & A. Corsets, made of
extra strong white Coutil, medium high
bust, long hips, rust-proof steels and
i»".`i¢‘§."f‘.’fffi..“ffif’._i`fi?‘?Tfifi.` $2.00
< No. 790 La Diva, D. &A. for stout
figures, heavy fine white Coutil, low
bust, extra long skirt, wide elastic gores
each side of front, heavy rust-proof steels,
bust drawn-cord, silk embroidery trim-
med and six strong everlastik  
hose supporters. Price ...... ._ »
No. 809 La Diva Numode Corset for stout figures, fitted with wide everlastik
abdominal supporting band under front of Corset, six strong everlastik garters,
heavy spoon clasp, unbreakable Wabone Steels, extra line and strong,  
sizes from 23 to 33. Price ...................  ........................  » .
THE INCREASINGLY POPULAR B. & I. Corset is carried here ina large
variety of makes-your style-your size-the model that fits you-is ready.
B. & I. Corsets at $1.00, 1.25, 1.50, 2.00, 2.25, 3.25.
Gloria Waists 50c. 75c,.1.10. _
Nazareth Waists for boys and girls 25c.
Plush Waists for boys and girls 25c.
Second Floor--head of Main Stairway
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Backs  1
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Nothing is_better_ or
has a more stimulating
effect_on those Just re-
covering from the rav-
ages of la gnppe than
our Beef,Ironlan_dWine I
a matchless tonic that
has proven eflicient _in _
CVBTV C858.
It contains all the co
ncentrated goodness of
beet’ extract. the purest
and most palatable form
of iron and- choice old
cherry wlifdl
Get a-' bottle. today
and start on the road to
rapid recovery. 'Price 75
cents per bottle.
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There is nothing more dis-
tressing than a persistent
backache. \ But _ _you need.
not suffer long, i you _will
resort to the use ofthe right
remedy-
OUR RED CROSS POROUS
PLASTERS
They will cure a backache
of any kind by drawing out
t h e mflamation a n d
strengthenmi the muscles.
Price 25c eac .
“The Store that Treats You
_ . Right" .
 Johnson & Johnson
i The Quality" Drugstore
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Mr.; _ 119-121 Queen Street Ch’town 1
\veek.- Mr. Juincs E. Ilowntt, Augus-
tine Cove, was n visitor to Victoria
Wi~.diie.=:iliiy.- Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
(Iuincroii, Sonlh Mclvlllc, were in Vic-
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Startling
but True
$5,866,981,025.00
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was the value of property destroyed by tire in the United States and -Canada
during the last thirty eight years.
$235,591,350.00
of this was destroyed in the year 1914, last year.
You escaped last year but the law of average applies to you as well as
to 'others and it may be your turn next
The only sound business policy is to keep your property fully covered
by insurance in first class companies.
Attend to
this Today .
Tomorrow may be too late
Compare the present value of your buildings and stock with the amount
of your insurance and if you are not suiiiciently protected, write or telephone
prompt settlement of claims.
us at once to put on what additional you require. We represent nine of the
‘ strongest companiesdoing business and guarantee you lowest rates and
W. K. Rogers Co. Ltd. A
84 Great George Street, Charlottetown _
Telephone 540 and 541
It one busy,enll the other _aj ._
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