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THE QUEEN>S COUNTY GUARDIAN
Head Offices in New Prowse Block-Charlottetown.
The laliast news, first of all.
4.19. y
Cornw'all school is progressing fav-`
John E. Yeon Northam, returned
""'“ h t d ' _
The tide will be high this afternoon, ome yes er ay m_0_mmg
"V at 3.27 and tomorrow afternoon at Mrs J_ C_ Stsvensom New Glasgow
is spending the week with friends in
this city.
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° - i ne ii in em t l I -, ~
    (I3Ir.a`l’VlhcCon`i'ireli'. e'a e manag en 0 itoRfi)ri)lhhHl§iseduiie(ihIh:alihuri; 
ing spring.
BF 'The outward cargo by the Earl _.__
lxed ready f3l‘ USC . Grey this morning Will l“°1“d¢ 0119 Miss Bertie Maher, Hustico, who
car freight and one car hogti-
hns been visiting friends in Mt Stew-
NO dust ffom it 4- art and this city returns home this
¢”£!--/
The admission to St. James' Hall
afternoon. .
Tax-nish removed as  ma i this evening is twenty-tive cents for al.
y g C ndults and fifteen for children. Duncan McNeill of the Customs Do-
e 250 3 9" 6- Professor Samlwl R0°ki0\'d~ 01390 Charlottetown Customs Department,
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ilvfii The Pric b 1 --°- partment, Ottawa, formerly ol
plohgai iv. Fowlers Valley S0-1b1€S. S‘“SS°1»'is in t-he city. -
,
w. w. wlltilvl-Ill,  _ .. ..  . .
The Guardian.
wE like the Children and our
studio isth
By making them feel at
home we
that are natural-true fo life.
Bring that little one of yours to
115 ROW.
'l'lle C00li Photo Studio
hc Studio \vh
Ladies’
R
at s
a pair.
`on1 y.
A. E.
' The Shoe Man.
 _  :-J
» All sizes. This week
eirs whilc they are with us.
secure pictures of them
Phone 399-L
cre Baby is :llwzlys \\'i~lt'oiiic
ubhers
50 cents
McEACHl‘_N
ressedi
We pant some
good bright timothy
h ay.
ltlyuns itll
\Vc hnve closed up our branch start- :it
King Sqiiare and l\n\'i» iciniwctl tht'
stock dowii to our iiizliu store on Q\|1_'¢‘\\
St. Tilt* Bookslntvc also but-u trni|~|c|'~
rrrl to our Qnvt-ii SI Stvri' :intl :ill :ir-
rtnints will he .wltlétl tl\ei‘i'. _
\\'c take this tppixrtliliity uf tlillllking
olli'lnail_\'f`rieilds ill thi' cast(-rii part 0|
the city for their \'nl\icd |1:llrollngt-'nt our
King Square b|'ui\rli ililring thi- paul
twcilty _rears and \\'t~ Ilnpv tn cutitliiiiv to
llit~i'it :ind l'i‘ct°ivt~_ al slini'i‘ of thu saint' ill
our Queen St. Store.
Baer 8. _Iliff
P. P. R. SURPASSES THE _
GREAT UNION PACIFIC.
The Boston News Bureau has the
_
way's growth:
The Canadian Pacific has now sur-
passed the Union Pacific in HFUHH
earnings. Canadian Pacific gross for
the 'calendar year 1909 was 885.527.-
176. and the Union l'acttlc's was
$81,428,332. For the fiscal year end-
inl June 30, 1909, Unlon l’acitlc's
cross was $78,750,4c1, as against
¥76.813.312 for the Canadian Pacific.
'I‘hts remarkable stride in the carn-
lugs of the Canadian Pacific was
brought about by unusually good
business in the last six mouths of
1909. The gross for thls period was
$9,313,855 greater than in 1908. (flin-
adtan Pacific is now earning Sl*.'i5N
ner tulle for 9,8/8 miles! and the
Ullfon Pacific fs earning $13,433 PCP
mile on 6.062 miles.
Between the fiscal and calendar
years _of 1909 the percentage of oper-
atlnlr expenses on the Canadian Pa- '
clflc has fallen from nearly seventy
pet c¢nt._to sixty-six per cent, while
on Qthe Union Pacific it has slightly ,
-increased from 48.18 per cent. to I
48.27 per centi <‘
' ur
"When you'rs ready to set yv
'ww hat: for spring remunrbev
Provrlo"|. We keep bats that are
dldlrnnt. Prawns Bros. Ltd_. _'_
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"Lowney’| Chocolates. W9 receiv-
ed I fresh supply yesterday direct
from the faotory. New Oreamv. new
¢=.om¢i_ -iisoltltrov. twelve vsnstles
ill all. Prfoll 1.0¢ up. "The Best
 »i~_~ -Y < -‘ ' ;"l'_'
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I . BI  
' 1l)EN&lB'I`
onine ae,i;i_sH9;-_1 Engnfl-6
following exceedingly complimentary; Niiiiirraowaa _nmol
article on the Canadian Pacific Rail- \\ _gga_r_lott»town. I Ill. I. _
Drill Store." The MacKinnon Drutl
0o,,_Dri|g¢ptg,_Qor._G_t Qeo_ and Ki
e ar am aun ry a vertise
All readers when writing t0 Bdvel' I that they can do family washing bet-
tisars in this or any other 188116 Of 1 ter and cheaper than it can be done
 this papor, are reuuestedto mention-hat home. Their ad. iegularly
‘appears on page four in the Guardi-
Htl.
- f _--- - - - - M... ,..___ CC_... N0 one should miss calling in at _i
_ New Wonderland tonight There isl The eoldqst temperature recorded
Anotller _
Special
Attraction
In ll/len’s
Footwear
This Week
_ At our big dis-
count sale of sunl-
plc fcotwcar we
liavc. placed in our
window about one
huiidred pairs of
very fasliioiiable
boots and shoes
for ulen-all sizes_
in Patent Leather,
Tau Calf,Ox Blood
`C:lTf,- ~ and Box
Calf, mostly sell _
for $5 oo. Your
choice iiow at 3.5o
Alley fl). Co
Notice of Removal 
llIl.H.ll..IllHl|S[lll 0
KenfStr¢at
Practice limited to disease!
of Eye, Ear, Nose Throat
and Skin.
Eyes tested and r-'red for
llisses.
g OFFICE HOURS
tim ii sm 1.30-J-3°
Evenings on aPP°‘"tm°“'
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'V . 0il\l'll°"‘ fm' h“b3.' md"y' `d ‘r‘ali:.~i rxcitciiii-nt `by- trying to
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lone l92-l-
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B A Y E R Photographer  n   I
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l‘II Grafton Street
|‘l
 A story of a little hn_\' stolen by sailors, ill- i
/"  lroiucd on hoard. Thrown overboard.|
 Saved hy .savages mid made king. Final- I
0 hm", |,, mg Beet) rescued hy Mani-o Warsmen.
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tlii-ou ll. The horn lining it little llny,
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' *rt    The Mexican s Revenge
.»\ rcal llfvxiran story ofa rejected
lover, who tries to br revcngetl on the
. .f.... » - _._ naval oflicer who wins thcliand of' the
I / ‘ C f- girl. Sec tht- exciting clmsc :uid rcs:cuc.1
 - ’ - The Dull ltnlfe _i
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Quite a number of dogs have been
poisoned in this city recently. hilt
whetlier through,accident or design
is not known. Yesterday two more
cases of this kind were reported.
Peake Bros. & Co. beg to advise
that the Black Diamond Line of
stcamers will he on the route bc-
tween Montreal, Charlottetown, Syd-
ney, North Sydney and St. .lohn's,
Newfoundland, as usual during the
coming season, and will have im-
proved freight and passenger accom-
modation. The first steamer will be
due here oil early opening of naviga-
tion. For further particulars apply
to Peake Bros. & Co., agents.
ntliiitn nn interesting game of hockey
was played between two iuvenile
temns, the Amatelirs and Wolves, in
the l-lillshoro ltink yesterday alter-
iiuon. The boys entered into the gamc
with spirit; and quite a number ol'
passes were made. At the outset
young Buntain rushed and scored a
goal for thc Wolves and for some
ti-me the play was fas-t and furious
but' no more scores were made till
'l‘ilrner of the Amateurs. got the puck
,and working it up the ice passed to
Dorion and by some clever combi-
nation work shut to young Diamond
who got in a score. The play fell ofl
from ‘bills on and after a few more
passes McKenzie scored the second
|goal for the Wolves. The game end-
fcd with the score standing 2-1 in
ifavor of the Wolves.
A correspondent from Dunedin
writes: 'l‘he people around Dunedin
are busily engaged in getting their
winters fuel landed at their doors.-
'f‘he smelt fishing is ovr,r_ The usher-
men are reported to have
acctlinulated quite a snug sum.
-- Cliarles Moore has left
on a visit tri Uncle Sams domain.-
Donald McPhee of Dunedin is confin-
od to his home suffering from acou-
ple of .broken ribs.-Duncan McNcvin
rie spent Sunday visiting at Appin
Road,--~w. n. and vv_ R. shew, sul
Catherines, spent Saturday eveningi
at New Haven.-Miss Bello McNevin, 
New Haven, and her friend Miss Jes-i
sie McLaughlin spent Saturday cve~n-;
ing here the guest of Miss Sadie Mc-1
Quarrie.-Heber McLean has returned V
home after a very pleasant visit in |
the cit'y.-Hector Darrah spent Fri-i
day evening at Clyde River.-John
McPhee spent Saturday evening at
Bnnshaw.-Miss Muriel lVlcNevin,Bon-
sfiaw, is visiting llci' sister Mrs Chas
Moore.-Robert. Rogcrson is to take
part in a very interesting event iiii
the near future,-Eclipse'Division is
in a flourishing condition at the pre- `
sent ttmc. I
::Britlsh Almond Pink-An ideal pre- I
paration for chapped hands and
roughened skin. Also removes sun-
burn and freckles. Gloves can be
worn immediately after using. Pre-
pared and sold at 25c. a bottle by A.
W. Reddin. Phem. B.
“ the* customary bil;__ Dlf0tll`8m and! yesterday was tliiity-one degrees a-
from Cabin Boy to King ls Ii 1161100*-' bove and the highest was thirty-
Vitagral-\h story. ~ fnine above up till nibe p. m. The
.coldest recorded thu previous night
i was thirty-two above. ,
| Flora Donaltlston,
Scottish song, will be ably assisted
lbv such talent as I-larry Layden,
Parker Hooper, Elmer Ritchie and
M,r, Watkis. at the concert in St.
i James' Hall this evening.
the queen- of
| Yesterday the search for the body
'of the late Daniel Plaisted was con-
tinued but witllout success. The fai
ther and brother of the deceased who
have been in the city for the past
few days returned home yesterday
‘ afternoon.
John Drummond' of Brookfield,
aged seventy-two died on 'thc 2nd
inst. The decrnscrl was in his usual
Hood liealtlh up till last Saturday
when he took ill suddenly, and al-
though medicinal aid was immediate-
lv sllmmoncd denuh claimed hem as a
vfctinl. He leaves to mourn a wid-
ow and one daughter. The funeral
takes place Friday at 1 .o’clock to
Brookfield cemetery.
Tile quarterly meeting of the (`liar.-
lnttetown Branch of the Anti-Tubei'-
culosis Society was held in the
Board of Trade Rooms last evening.
)’l‘he secretary's report for the quar-
ter passed, was read and showed
lthat the organization through its
ldispensary was doing a great 'rleal
more than the general public are
Y - - C , . .-.A .. ._.___A___ ______ _. _ _.-._ _.___ ,_ ,.  _ . _ _ *_-l
_ _ _ . . _  ___.__.__ __ __ , -W _ _ _J
Charlottetown Light and Powor Co,
have an interesting coke ad in this
issue.
J. Edward Nicholson of Hu_nter
River leaves today for Concord, N.
H., where a good position awaits
hiin.
Yesterclayi evening about seven
fifteen, just before the departure of
the special tralii to M't Herbert, .lo-
denly se-ized with a sort of epileptic
fit and fell on his face to the floor
while in the baggage car. I-le was at
once removed to the Baggage room
and. Duc-toi' Ralph was summoned.
The doctor had him removed to the
t‘ity Hospital, calling the ambulan-
ce for t-ha-t purptlsc, an-ll latu last
night' Mr ()’»Reilly was reported to be
recovcriiig. He fell into a restful
sleep shortly alter arriving at the
hospital.
seph O'Rielly, a brakesman, was sud-
worth more than $90,000,000.
[A VERY SAD STORY
FROM THE CAPITAL
OTTAWA, March 3.~-With the b0dy
(1 if ‘ll " l _
d[T£€0g3?|,0l:,? mn ° Owns an acreage".-\.A.McLmn, K. C. Donald Mnlllllion
- Silver was produced to value of M¢LEAN Q n¢K|NNON
;i4,a5s,a1o, of which sia,o0o,oo0 came* _
| from Conan ip Bnrrt|ur»,Atto|-neylat Law
NATURAL WEALTH °i= %=-'”
OF THIS DOMTNION. P f | ‘ I E d ‘
or1‘fiw.i, .\inrt~li 3. - .Cnnsasu    5
minerals Produced, in 1909, were _ _
I ll- ___`
1 Brown Block, Charlottetown
‘ BARRIBTER AND ATTORNEY
, ‘ _' solicitors an nfs canadian asnk or onamum
' _ '_“' .llnntsifue
of tl. six months old ililant concealed  
in her trunk, Ellen Morrow sought! D ‘. _
refuge at the Salvation Army Plesc '“"'7
‘,Geo =».1nno.an
Home here. She drove in a cab wig DI. C. H. 
the trunk and was admitted in a very Surjeon Dontief
exhausted condition. No coherent, Bvl‘ll"|’°I1U\\ Perle?"
story has yet been obtained from- her. ` m°h"'°"d HL' ph°“°\53 J'
Over Prown Bros. _.
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C S_
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has 'leon
in use for ovc_r_30 years, has borne the signature of
and has been made under his per-
_  Bonn] supervision since its iiifniicy.
» * Allow no one to deceive you ill thls.
All Collntcrfcits, Imitatvioiis and “Just -as-gootl " :ire hilt
Experiments that trifle with :uill entlniigrwtlle lieultll ot’
Infants uiitl Children--Experiellce against; Exmwiiueut.
What is CASTORIA
Castorl_a. is sl. harmless substitute for Castor Oll, Pare-
gorlc, Drop and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its nge is its giinrniitee. It destroys Woi-llis
and alloys Fe\'erislincss. It cures Diurrlioon. and \Vlntl
Colle. It relieves Teetliing '1‘i~oubles, cures Coiistlputloii
*and Flatuleucy. It assiinilatcs the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and iiuturul sleep.
The Children’s Pamiacea.-The Mother-'s 1"rleiitl. '
/
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'l.l.Leckis.M.ll.E.V.S.'
Govt'~i'llnli‘|lt \"i-tcrin:\r\' lils ccto
El.l)().\' HUTHI. 'l`lClil’F1-ll, (`H'l`0\\'N _
lArthur l.B Mellish B. A
(H/\ R".‘ Rl).
Barista: and Alton ef-at-law
"ornur Queoiiaiid ltii-hmonrl Street. fill Town
,Hotel Dufferin
ST. 101-iN, N. B.
Foster, Bond Co.,
‘L_ _f1_-__1§<_?§l?-a__M_=12Qf
ll O M(-l.l'I(|DK.O. W. .ILBENTLEY
McLeod 'D Bentley
Hrirsfltorl and Attorney:-at luv
Rollcitorl forthe Hank of Novaloeth
| Haney to Loan
` _ I
HOTIZL BRUNSM ICK
MONCTON, N. B. '
The linrgest and Best located Hotel
in the t‘lt.y, Accommodatfng ‘HI uesw
Situated in thc contre of spacious grounds and
surrounded by elegant shaded trees makfnylt
_ \
c  N E  R   . i_l_gg§l_a_l_ly desirable for tourists iii the sumuler
_ ___ Gao Mrswl-:BNI-:v
Bears the Signature of
’_a\vare. This dispensary is liow in fine ' .
lworking order and during the past
C 4 ,
6
vquarter one hundred and fifty-eigh
visits to patients were made by th
sm.
professional nurse in charge, thirty- A '
two patients were treated and nine- 6     S 
ty-tive prescriptions were made tip. ‘ _
`|‘he meeting was a most enthusias-
tic one and all present were pleased
with the splendid showing of the
work done 'during the past, three
months.
The entertainment in the Baptist
Schoolroom last evening was an es-
acmmpaoied by Miss-Same MCQUHP .pecially enjoyable one and the audi-
UW9 was large and appreciative. The
Glees, Prof. Vinnicombe’s violin
solos. Prof. Earle and Miss Lillian
Earle'i~i instrumental duet, Miss
Blanchard’s exquisitely rendered voc-
al solos, and the solos by Miss
Mahcl McKenzie, Miss Crosby and
Miss Stover, the `Scotch songs by
Master Robert Messervey, the duets
by Miss Flora Melllsh and Mr Ives,
and the Misses Crosby and Docken-
dorff and the readings by Miss Nlch.
olson and Miss Milligan, were 31| not
Only highly creditable tb the per-
formers bilt were alike creditable to
the llntlrllltf efforts of the director
Prof Earle, whose choice selection of
rt programme more than pleased the
lllri-“Se alldlence present. The music
throughout was of a high order.
In Use For Over 30 Years
_ .............:............-- ............... :Stewart & 
L.
substance that llriiigs back the
If you are pale or anaemic
results by taking tliese pills
color to the faded clleekr and
strengthens and iiii'igoiates'the v. hole body. `
HUGHES' BLOOD IRON PILLS
contain Iron in such combinations that it is readily' absorbed.
or rundown you can coullt on'
n is. can sox .ir T1 P I ,
GEOo .E0 A  } le D1-Sglgiits
'  il ‘ “T‘,?_2f‘_f,:£§l’,,",,‘i‘,,‘;“_‘_‘“‘° °""T,,,,, ,,,,-,,,,,
is*
Buou Tonlour
(il
Awakened Memories
flrrnlnul '
' rl.. aiiiln...
<l>i;-until
In the watches of the K
Nigh'
tllinmaf .
10
The P e v Boat
_ (Co. tidy)
D ui l. full tnlinar the lilloivqiinrtnim
0riginators of the Big
Shows. lmjtatell but
never equalled
'An vlogalilt coliilvtl l’:\t|lc. Iixcitillg :ill
K' _
'ho .saves his liillicl' train lmlll fire :intl
Art-in g-uid tomcdv, Gu how thc
A most illterratiltg Vitngrapli film. 'l` 1.*
re Your Eyes. A
orth Watching?
In the hustle and lulstle
of business your eyes sel
doin collle ill for considera-
tion--not until they rebel
against ill-usage. '1`lieu the
case is serious, your head
aches, your stoiiiacll is not
right and von go to see a
medical doctor--he will
plobably prescribe for your
stomach and still you feel
no better--finally lie traces
the wliolc cause back to
those poor abused organs _
of the head and refer you l
to an opticlan. |'.
If' your eyes are not |
right remember I have the
I but equipped optical de-
partment itl this province. I
Your case will have expert
attention het e.
G F llU'l`ClllSON
Always ready.
_
1_-
i_-Oui Shopping
These Evenings
THEN drop iii to the Sunnyside Confectionery on
the way home and have a hot lunch
Hot Chocolate
Hot Coffee ¢
Hot Ten
[Hot Bovril etc.
O
Always rcfijeeliing.
E. J. Deslloches.
Sunnyside
MEDAL FOR l.lAl`tTLETT.
ROME. March 2--The Royal Geo-
graphical Survey last evening made
the awards of medals and other dls-
tinctions for the year 1909 as fol-
lows:
Gold medal to Lieutenant Ernest
ll-l. Shackleton for his “nearest
. _ _ ____ ____ , ______., __._,_____I
South Pole."
Gold medal to Commander Robert
E. Peary, for the discovery of the
North Pole.
Silver medal to Captain Robert
Bartlett, who commanded the steam-
er Roosevelt in the Peary expedition.
Silver tablet to the Duke of Abruz-
zt for his expedition to the Himala-
yas.
Warburton fdl Shaw
I
ili:tri'isti'~rs, fltlorilteys, l\'ot:\r_v Public, Etc.
'Office in Caiiieron Block, Charlottetown
P. E. Island
Dr. John Ledwell, M. D.
.lt ohmond Street, opposite. St Paiil'e Ollnrvh
Hours until 10 o'nlnok to Bn. ln
Barriutera, Solicitors, atc.
Offices, iii l)t=.sBrisay Block, corner
Queen and Graftoii Streets, Charlotte~
,towii, P. E. island.
“ ~ ~~ ‘r '"‘“'""'r "-`“"- l MONEY TC LOAN.
___ _"__ __ ,_ |\V. S. Sri-zivluir, K. N. A. C.lMl=ssl.i..
ua ' 5'" “`f "5-1""
The Great Blood Maker-Iron
lron is the element that gives richness to the bloo-I the
it   'M' D0
Physician and Surgeon
, Reslden ce--KENT ST `
f Next dom-to "Tho Two lilac s"
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