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Monarchs ot Roller Skates f
Complete Change of Act .»
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This new :ict is superior to the first and if you
laughed at the first, you will screuiu at this new one I
WARNING 1
Doii’t coine if it hurts you to laugh _1'
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New Picture Program; 
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The Pearl Fishers Dream 
All colored ruus zi wliole reel. \Vortli price of
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ucliiiissioii alone.
The Poor Old Couple
A very putlielic picture, runs u wliole reel ,-
The Uprising; in Morocco 3
A tlirilliug \\‘:u' pi'_-tu'_'ci".1us ri wi ole reel. -
2 New lilerstrfried fiiongls 2 _-
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'l`l1q (T-rczll pdllrclic i1»m1'<:lr lvullzul
“She was a Grand Old Lady"
The .slides for this song -ire urxrrf iliccut :uid the
beautiful colo1'iii;e>_' :uid :u'.isli1; posirrg surpass uiiy
“ll/hen the ltloon Plays Peek-<a-Bt2ti”
Au Iustsiitxuicous Hit
Sliiigbytlie Populzir Bziritoize Singer I
MR. AUSTIN 'I`R.‘\I\'t`)R, with orclieslrnl neeoiripariiiiieiit.
ORCIIESTKAL MUSIC
for all pictures and songs.
Big Hall, Always Wngm. C055' M\\| Chi"
Big Program. Always Something New. Wofth Seeing
AIIMISS ION: Adults I0c, Children 5e.
WE ORIGINATE ti' ‘P OTHERS COPY ' '
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"PEARL" Day and Night
If’| up to yojr to Try it. .
H-is K if  0  twitrv To wit
-L. U. Fowler, Sec. of the I. 0.
-"Nelly Bangs"' caused quite a
F. went to Tlgnish Tuesday in the sensation on the ice at Summerside _ -AT*
interest of the Foresters. |
--Harry Harvey, Linkletter Road.
has been appointed a Justice of
peace and was sworn in yesterday
before Judge McLeod.
-James Tuplin, Alberton WHS U10
victim of a painful accident at the
Black Banks on MondnY- He Was
falling trees for fire wood and the
axe glanced and completely severed
the second toe at the first joint on,
the right foot. Jim stood the dress--
ing of the wound like n "brick"|
though it was very painful.
THIS COMBINATION ALWAYS
WINS.
I-low often wc hc-ur of people who_
have had an acliing joint or muscle»
for years. No more speedy remedy
can he adopted than to rub on
Nerviline and then gpply a Nervilinc|
Porous Plaster. At once the mus-|
cles begin to resume their wontedl
vigor aod flexibility. Inflammatary,
symptoms and pain disappear. Ner-_
riline Plasters can be worn by the1
most delicate child or aged person.|
They are invaluable as thousands
Used along with Nerviline they are
guaranteed to permanently drive out
any muscular ache, pain or stillness.,
Try these remedies, and judge for
yourself. 25c. at all dealers, or N..
C. Polson & Co., Kingston. Ont. '
ladies' line Whllewearl
A “City Store” range
Tuesday afternoon, by defeating H11
comers, in what appeared to be only
a road gait for her.
W
-J. Frank Luiferty in the office of
illiams & Crue, Sunnucrsile, will
be glad to receive news, advertising
and subscriptions for “The Prince
County Guardian. Telephone con-
nection. ‘
-Prince Edward Lodge No_22, 1.0.
O.F., meets tonight, after the usual
business a smoker will bc held, to
which all members of the lodge ns
well as visiting brethren arc invited
to be present.
-Theodore Ross wus in Summer-
side on Monday attending a. meet-
ing of the Seed Fair Committee.
He will be present nt the Farmers'
Institute Meeting at Newton, Lot 26
on Friday the 21st.
-Wonderland and Falryland in
Summersidc, have amalgumuted by
Wonderland becoming absorbed by
Fairylnnd. Fairyiand will continue
to give its patrons as excellent if
not better shows than they have
been doing in thc past.
-The Guurdinn overlooked giving
due credit at the prupcr time_to
Supt. Sharp and Pustniuster Wlfear
for forwurdiriir the two days mail,
which .'~.rri\'cd at (.lliurlottcto\vn on
Friday Inst too late for the regular
train west, by the (Tape Traverse
train to Enierald null thence by
thuntcr to Suuimcrsidc_ Such nets
are greatly appreciated.
-i\lrs. Thomas Myers passed away
at thc homo of her daughter l\l.rs_
lAvf‘r\l Bell, Cupc Truvirse, early on
`Wcdne~.d.iy morning, .wed 64 years 1
11
chance to sccvre a new
We will clear out the re
cd huts ranging in price froiu $12.50 £0 $6-00 at half Prim'-`~ _ _
hat for a trifle. Alterations to suit can be made in our
'A HALF PRICE   1
A t han and 3' Wallaby Jackets which we
We have on hfind 7 Ladics’,_f s rd<
will Clear out this month at half price. Also a few dozen ru” S and-.l muffs at
. -, - ' re
the same discount. This is a rare 0pp01‘fU»UltY to Sec”
comfort at very little
l did offer. Iackets which ranged in
cost. Come iii and investigate this sp eil
ou] ' 318.00 to$2o.oo; As they are stylish
price from $36 oo to $40.00 are HOW 3
and up-to-date g:1i‘ii1_eiit»s, they will not be here lc ng at the price. _
i Millinéry Ilalf Price
niainder of our felt shapes, also about 24 triniui-
This is an excellent
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workrooiii if necessary, by Miss Katie Fl)ll_U» “QE 'lt l)fe5°nt ."1 C large and
lf 'tbl aitistin her liiie her work receiving the
_  Tre/irwore ei
who is proving lierse _a vcri a e ' \
highest coiiiiiielndationsf Conte in and see samples Of lt.
@‘Brido.l and Mourning Orders a Specialty.
ti’ “lm "Om _  Jrsrirslri..“;i‘..;";f;..si f ie.   
Co~er c1.\'-: .~,rl1a\\c s skin I
tnkcn of nofoud. She died as she
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mm ,ggm , r_,_$., in ,h ml ` lived trusting in the full assurance Ii- s, -_ fuse .  -_ ’» ' - ' -‘Q "~‘ `1i"’” ’ "li" ff" ~~1‘ 1 ' ' '
. ,, _ of Szilvutiun. hue l_cii\'er; to niolirii
dum" mm `i`"" m dwia "tum" four duurzhters. illrs. Arcrd Bell Mrs mf. ____. = >-.;.__' - -. -1 ___-_ --
iv_r shown lu murriierslti . ,pomtpi Hep 0; Tryon; M,~s_ Gwf Mc. _________._.  -M” ,_;""
|Mlcl<en of Carleton' Mrs. W. T. Bow-
or fit overs ness, Bcdcque and thrcc sons Thomas 6
~- - _ _, - of North Carleton; Wallace of Bay , ‘“"“‘°
kine ht gl.sh cnmbiic. t r hon
lace trimmed, right tilting
sizes 34 to »|o, special 250. 
Fine lirglish longc`oLh yolrc-`
and sl» evi s tvlu incd wirli good
qualifytwrcl1cnlace,s;\¢cinl_j(5 -_
Very fire qunlit, E1»gli.~l1lo.1g-
cloth trininnrl around neck
and sletves with tim- quulitt
enibroideiy, tight fitting, sizes
34 to _|o. special 7oc.
:nveral other msd,-ls, some em-.
broiderv lrininiei. :fliers with l
fine lfc::~‘ and l any ribbon ati
5oc,"75c. 90:. and $'.oo-
Drawers'
Fine quality Englisii longcIotl1,l
self flonnces with hem-titoh-`
ing and lucas. special 30c-
Fme Erigllsh cotton. deep irc.-
, ilouncesv'ithlir1etucks,f§pc;i_1l
506. -.-
Fliie Nhiusook, deep emhroiv
1 'dt-ry ilounce wi~li thirteen rows
fine tucks. special 65c. Other
' qenlltles nf. 60C and 75c,
Night Dresses
Fine quality English crtto .
- tucked yoke. lace trlmn.ed,ful1
cnt, special 75c. .
Fine quality English cotton,
collar and cuffs triimied will
fine embroidery, \oke ni if 1 fi
fine Hnmhu g nsrrioo :1ndf`1u<
tucks, srecl-11 I I5
Ex ra s,cciil> gown 1<j1;;lt.~li
lor-gclcth yoke fornied of lim ,
tii1:k= and insiili ni. high ri ck'
with 901111 edge-fl with ll' 8 \lll~
broiderv and Hani‘»urg in ev-
tion down the frr1n1~Pri e $r.5o
Other sprci-l values =-t 851:
$1.00, 3§r._-iq $r.7o .nd $r.9o.
White Skirts
Fine qualitv cot1on,.=tlff cuncc
with 2 inch hem ard tuck>,l
special values 65c_ l
Fine English loizqclolh, diem
embro’derv fiounce with _il
rows tucks- Price $i.co.
Very Fine quality English co -
ton ri inch mtislin fiouuci-
edged with two rows of 3 inch
lace. V ry sneiial $1.35.
Ozli-ar pile s ln higher gm it
sli1'= are $1.50, $2 25, $2.50,
$4.00 and $i.5<-.
New nods in persian lawns
mga dy ard Swiss mu llns.
dimlzi s, madoplwn. E"p‘i»li
cottons and longs-g o'hs, em-
brniderlet mil facts are now
being shown in a vtlde r nge of
qual ii s.
MEEUUBAN &eli»lllEHl'
1. A. McLean K (`. llonalo Molilnnnon
ufzsalv as 1/arlilavoiv.
/Kerrilterl. Attorneys-at-Law.
ltruwn ltmn»\.'.‘haltut.tern-v:.
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Barrister, Attorney-at-Law
Notary Public etc. 11
View, Alta.; and Wesley of Bcdeque.
The funeral will take pluce on Fri
day at 2 p. ni. Interment will be ai.
the Seurietown Methodist Cemetery.
-On St. Pa£rick’s Day March `_'tl1,
Division No. 5, A.0.H,, will present
the side-splitting farce-comedy of
"I~‘innegan’s Fortune," an Irish play
in three acts. It is ii. nov-_'_ v. 'in
Irish-American play. l\o “red-coats,"
no “cvictions,". no "landlords"
’lhe“': are no “uprisin1;=~" ‘ 1lu1::r-o.l
cells," nor "persecuted maidens."
"Finnignn's Fortune" is a play of
today. lt is up to the times. Ir.-
stcad of wildly impossible clinracters
we meet real flesh und blood. Peo-
ple who do things in u natural and
lifelike way. Besides the play an nd-
dress will be given'-by Rev. Father
Burke. The Rev. ge|_\tlemnn’s ability
as a platform speaker is too well
known to need any further comment.
Don’t fail to hear him. Between the
acts specialties will be given by
Summc-rside's leading performers.
Watch for particulars liter.
2-l8d3i.
-A gentleman arriving from Bos-
ton a. short time age figured iii a
somewhat annoying trip with a
liverymain from whom he hired a
team at Sumrncrsidc. The subject,
came to the Western capital by the
morning train and leaving there by
team wished to arrive 12 miles or
so West of Portage early in the
afternoon-there being no train West
till late in the evening. The di.~:l'mico
from Summerside to Portage was
covered in "only" five hours with
the best roads we have had this
winter. The distance between these
two places we will leave for the
reader to figure out, when he will
say that the liveryman shotxld pur-
sue some other calling. The remnin-
ing 12 miles was covered in 58
i inutes with u. Western horse wrich
n _
ol course accounts for the ra\`
transition of this distance. iiat‘{the
passenger not been in any ser ous
rush lic would not request this note
published. His father was being
hurled that afternoon and the
funeral was delayed somewhat. He
rleciares that the liveryman should
be decorated with a leather medal
for putting such a horse cn the
road.
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Food
_Value - .
Mooney's Perfedtion Cream »
Sodas are crisp squares
‘ _ d' wholesome nourishment.
They are the food that
builds strength and muscle.
They are as easily digested
by the child md invalid
as by the sturdy workmen.
They eonmin ALL the food
properties of finest Cana.
dian wheat flour, in A Form
'that delights the appetite.
~ ~ Always fresh and crisp in
the moisture-proof packages.
. N all greens In popular
2 Vtmdt pail: - “
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lA e did not have to accept it :lt this late date but concessions on the part of the ship
~ -' - ' he advantage of these concessions
. t. We are now assiiig along to you t
Per-Smadeusmkel Qiirdfeni; _  Each
Chula Cups & Saucers  . . . . . .
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Chma Cups & ‘saucers-Cliilclreii s. _ . _ _ _ _ _ »
China Cups & Qqugers--Large Size. . . . . . . . .
_ _ . . . . . , _ . . -ISC Each of $1-50 D02”
[\/[u;,-tache Cups & Saucers--Cliiiia. _ . . . . _ .
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_ _ _ . . _ _ . i5c Each
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‘ ` ‘ in Pitcliers--Snl2lll- - - - ~ - - - - ° ~ ~~ ' ' ' ' ' ’ ' '5
Cliiiia Ciea I C Ewh
Last veek we received two crates of German China that should have been here ln t
CliiiiaSalads--Large...__............    5 °
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-Another full house greeted thc
Le Pelletiers at Fairyland in Sum-
merside last night and their rendi-
tion of the playlet On The Cheyenne
Trail won much merited applause.
Tonight they will appear for the
last time ln Snmmerside, presenting
for the drst time here the laughable
comedy sketch entitled Si _Kidder,the
village pet, or a travesty on Shakes-
pcare. This is a laugh throughout,
the principal heads of which are 1,
Si‘s ambition to be a Shakesperian
actor. 2, His love, for Sis and his
fear of his future mother-ln-law. 3,
True love never runs smooth. 4, Il-
lustrations of his ability l as an act-
or. 5, Sis takes a hand and beats
him at his own game. The piayiet
abounds in Shakcspearian quotations
placed and misplaced and together
with the pictures and song this will
make a phasant. program. Le Pel-
letiers are actors of rare merit and
their time alone is well worth the
admission.
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-It will doubtless surprise many
who have lived in or near Summer-
side all their lives to learn that thc
wgtcrs of the Wilmot River have
recently been discovered to poccss
great value as a tonic. In proof
thereof the following story is told.
One evening not long ago three
young men left; Summcrside togeth-
cr to attenti a Baptist social at
Wilmot. Notwithstanding that the
season is somewsht far advanced
for bathing the three young,men, on
arriving at the Wilmot River, took
u plunge. But it` was after they had
reached their destination that the
vn,uab1e properties of these waters
began to take effect. One young man,
glowing from the effects of his dip,
spent the evening near the base
burner as if to make it give out
more heat for the 'benefit 0' thc as-
semblage, also, feeling no need of
icecream iilmself after his medicinal
bnth, in buying icecream fir those
who had not had the same good
fortune. The effect on another of the
young men was perhspshs remark-
able. Animated and inspired by the
memory of his pleasing experience,
he stood up beside the piano and in
tones of deep feeling, sang “Rocked
'ln the Cradle of the Deep." lint in
the case of the third young man
there 'is proof-proof abwlitze and
posltive,-of the virtue of those
waters. Seated _in the cosy corner,
the gsyest of the gay and the bright
particular of that snug retreat, no
one would ever dream that he was
wet up to the neck. Nor do the
famous waters of this stream wltb-
hold the gift of heroism. But time
gnd space would both `!all, to do
justice to the young hero who, afte:
taking a -similar plunge, saved, at
the risk of his own life, two young
ladies tram lying "Rocked in the
Cradle of the Deen."
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The ENT E
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the reputation 3
in g thoroughly _gg
stoves because they
have spared no expense
or effort to produce
only the very highest
quality. ' .
The Enterprise
Monarch
Steel Range-
is their very latest and
best. .
Price within the
reach of all.
The MONARCH I8
sold by the most prom-
inent dealers t|irough~
out P. E. I.
sackvinw.
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SUM WERSIDE MARKETS _
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Smrday __m_ .rmmmm 
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I]eef(c1m:ii~s)prr lb_...... . ._ 6
Buckwheat, . . . . . . _ _
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riumrp.-rin. _ _ ._ 2011.21
tfalfsklns per lb. ..  _ 9
Page per dnl.  - 20
Way presse1.... _ $1300
II»iyl00se ..  . $l3fX)
Straw pressed. ._ .. ._ $`\ 0
Outs. hluchl per l1us..... .. 0
flats white) per \'~ ,
Wheat |11-rhuu  _,Bl -0
Pork  . tl§to7
Cnlckvns pf-r lb.... _ _ 0
Geese nvrlb _ __  __ _.lilo l'\ --
ffarlilarkpei qulntal   $.'<l00_
Lim..  '_  4| to 5 ,
Cornuneu por hn|1I00lbs  Q1 80 to 2
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BARRISTBP ANI) ATT0lNlW.AT~l.AW
or. Quoon nnd Rlnhmnnll sn, lin -~~|,
'M 'l`elephI\v\e Holme 255 gm., an
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Alaska Calf
High Laced
Storm Boots
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perfectly waterpro0f, D-
iierfelct boot for outlidf'
wear, heavy waterproof
soles.
New stock just re-
ceived.
Price }6.ooa pair.
Moinils lt., _shun
' VV: Eldi in “tio givelyoti aperlect tit in the latest style,with best materials and workmen ship ata little-_lower price than
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