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bcstCoul in sheds. V
When you want zt ton or a
Czirluiul oi-der from ns, you'l
bc pleased with thc Coal and
lhc prict .
A. Pickard & C0.
Phone 240 -
T() SAVE A DOG.
BUhl'l‘()N, March 10-Unusual ef.
forts are being mime by |Jr_ S_ F_
W“‘l“WUl'Ul. a veterinary surgeon in
the Back BUY. to save the life of a
llllllliy belonging to his seven-year-old
"¢l'|\0W. who lives in ltlevelnnd to.)
'H10 ‘|014 WlllCll ls a French bull, was
given to its owiicr, George 1{_ WMS.
“"“`tl'. l`l`~. on tiliristinus day.
llwfciitly. the runny suiiert-.i u
l'"""*l Hllvctwii. mul nu its eou.iiii..,,
did not improve under the treatincnt
of ('lcveluiid veterinaries, the iu,y'H
futher. to relieve his son’s anxiety
broiiirlit the piitient to llostou, tml
-vi-llini._: inn drawingroom of thc
l.'l`:V`l'l\tl<‘tli (`ent.ury Limited.
| _|l\0 llllllliy has the services of u sp;-,-
‘<'H1l Il*-U'-liflulit. and the comforts of a
priviitc rooni, and fins so inlich im-
proveil on its diet. of iv-liites of eggs,
creniii und whiskey that it is now
able to take occasional walku thro-
llgli the corridor. llaily bulletins
_arc sent to l.lic little boy iii Cleve-
lund und he is very happy U, lmrn
of the lavoinlile condition of the
pet.. .
Ali./\Nl)l)N S’l‘|‘iAMl'}lt _
` Ill°lMMl*il) IN llY lt‘.1§_
l'll|"/llill, Mnrrli ll--A uoinan
:lull two iiicn |uissci|uni's on the steu.
nicr l<‘lorii lil. Hill und it crew ol
lliirtyliiieii dest-rt.eil the vessel today
wlicii it began to sink nftcr |,,.i,,g
i-i'iisbi-d by ice. 'l‘hc iw-fiigi-ug utnrtcd
out to iiiiiku their wny over tivo niiluu
ol ici- to the iiniiiilaud. The Flor.,
M. Hill luis been icebound for ri week.
I.ifc-savers and the steamer Indiana
put. out in nn effort to render a5sjS_
-tiince to the refugees.
' You nisiiio money
tiur lleputiition nnd Money ure Back
of This Offer
We pay for ull'tlie medicine used
during the lrinl, if our remedy fails
to completely relieve you of constip-
iitioii. We tnl-'e ull the i‘isk. You are
not obligated to us in iiiiy way vnlizit-
lever, if you accept our offer. Could
innytliini.: he more fiiir for you? Is
therc niiy reasoii why you should lies-
ltntc to put our cliiims to a ,practic-
l A most scient.iti<', common-sense
llrcntmciit is Rexnll ()i‘derlie:~i, which
:ire very pi-onoiiiiccil, gentle and plen-
ssnt. in nctioii, und particularly a-
s1T‘f<'_T7»- ‘gi'coiil\le in every way. They do not.
-<_\i,,.-.. i-,mu ltciiii-tlicsvziic l:\_ ,Vu cause diarrlioea, iiziiiscn, flntiilence.
"lim" "H 'hw' 'mn' “nfl flip _"H td lgripiniz, or other incoiivcnicnce. llcx-
hy SW-k mmilfi fiihfl “'21” “Tis ‘nil Ordcrlics ure pnrticiilarly good
 :i' coiinter iind they fm children' "god and delicate per'
lnivv =»"<"‘l""'l "“"" """l""`f”`"l'Ury rw lsillllili urire you to try llcxnl-l Order.
,suits in t-\'i»i'_v cnse thnt no one who
hug i-\'i~r uni-il lliciii \\'ill try ftiily oth-
cis. .\'in<".~: Log; Swelling t`urc 25c.
.\fni~.‘.< Viiinlllioii l'owilrrs 25C, liit-
tle's Sliei-p flip und (Tuttle Wllflll 25°
lit-sbt our risk. Tree sizes, 10C., 25c.,
and 5(lc. ltcnieniber, you emi get Rex-
iill ltenicdics in this community only
nt our storc~'l‘lie llcxall Store. The
’VlcKiiinon Drug (lo
'ind /ll`.i~. '|`l=i\ 'l`\\'o illairs. lll‘U~ - '
|-A" Moors
~ Cl-IOCOLA TES
Tlic`r ic f.-rt
an- ilu- 1-li-dui: of ilu- inostfex tcting vliocolnlc flovcrs. _\_ r 1
i--ciiiin;--sei snizioili ;/tiiil lliiclr--llic lasly fillings and nutritious iuits
uriln- ii i-.init-_-lion as |ie.\ll|il`\il_:i:i they are dclicitviis. H -
“Gel them here if _you want them fresh
The MacKinnon Drug 'Co
» -run in-ix/\i.i. sfroui-:_ _
Cor. Ol. Geo; and Kent Stfeflli I
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”" ifyou spt-ntl li fora pack
*ings of our COMBlNI\'l`-
l()N' 'l`WlS'l` clicwiiii;
tol»icco_ oi' o\ii‘llIt`,l{l-`.\’
llRl(`-li'l` L`lVl` sinoklllli-
We bclievc they are the _
purest, cleanest brands of
tobacco inude. Satisfaction
‘- sure. Give theiii a trial.
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\»_, (1/94)) P, l ic iiieo c i, mon to
5-`*':,.f'i ' **Ԥy iii 1 now is strictly a new add
 ' i oiii' stock, but itsliows as does every*
/  , \ 3. thing else here, that you can always
f "  _ get alittle better article at 8 l0W€l'
i ' price at Rogers than other SIOYCS
Cut Prices
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’l`here is a scintillating heallllh lf
delightful iiclincss of 065111" am'
guiet clegence to this line of cut glass
that is bound to please those who
want soiiietliing u. little better and out
of the ordinary. We had lo send as
far as Pittsburg to get _Cul 8155** *hat
would meet our refiuireiuents and
proof that the trouble was worth
while is shown in the quality of this
ware.
Sugar and cream sets,
Orange bowls. nut bowls.
Celery trays. _ F
~_ ,uv/' ' And howls of many dilli-rl'-0| HW-° -
`\ f 'con nn those goods range fro
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` - '-"' id 25 riireiili-1 50 ii- c. lower then Mo' 0* "\‘_
store in the cily can ofler. hc
lht o ersllcrbiiitirc
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 nii-; ouisrnfs counni ouiiniiiiin
It pays to buy in this Provinc "
J. A. Webster, Charlottetown, was
a pussenger from Georgetown on the
mail special yesterday afternoon.
W- /\~ Gaudet, (iharlottetowii, re-
tiirncd yesterduy from u business
trip to Ht. |Jolin.
l<l. 1-1. Mchlachern and Jack Rutten-
bury, (`-hsrlottetown, returned on 'the
mail special from tieorgctown yester-
dny iiltcriiooii.
Ally young man with ut least a
fair cdiicntioii, who desires perman-
ent employmeiit. with chnncc of rapid
llroiiiotioii, should write “Q", Gui-irdi
ian ollicc, nt once. ,
Geo. ll. und Mrs. Tooinlis, tlhar-
lottetown. crossed by the Minto yes-
l-01118-1’ from Montreal, where Mrs.
Tooiiilis was undergoing treatment.
llley arrived in (lharlottetown yes-
tffrflfw alteriioou on the mail special
from Georgetown. '
_ Special services will be conducted
(lliiirch iicxt ,week conimencing on
M‘_>l\‘luy and lasting until Friday ev-
‘°-fllllfr when they will close. The sei"-
vieea-i will he in chnrge of Rev. 1...).
Wallfl". the pastor, and will com-
mence cnch evening nt seven o'clock.
_'l`hc Guardian is anxious to piili-
llsb as much as at all possible of the
llcvvs_ of the world. To assist the
writing stuff in this regard a number
Of D@0l1le refrain from furnishing let-
ters of condolence as well -'ss long
obituary- notices, and The Guardian
will in future greatly appreciate if
all renders follow the same course.
It will however always he n pleasure
to publish the fact that letters of
condolence have been forwarded and
to stiite the names of the persons
sending and receiving as wcll as the
occasion calling for same ns -_is being
douie with others; furthermore to
publish short obituary notices of 150
to 200 words or -less deal-
ing with historical facts of interest
to readers in general.
Much interest is manifested in the
t‘liurch Union vote which is ut pre-
sent being taken in the various
Methodist and Presbyterian congre-
gations in Charlottetown and in. this
province. The vote as recorded in oth-
er churches of these dcnoiniiiatipns
in other provinces is being closely
followed to obtain the trend of the
sentiment abroad. The following are
recent reports from St. John: Church
union voting was completed in St.
Dnvid's and (lsrleton 1‘resbytcrian
churches and conitinued in Fairville
Presbyterian and Centenary Metho-
dist churches ycsterday. The result
in the two Presbyterianl churches
showed them to be almost equally
devidcd on the question, ns follows:
Ht. l)fivid's, elders for, ti; elders
ugiiiust, 6; members lor, 101; mein-
bers against, 102; ndlierciits for, 8;
against; 5; total for, 115; total
against, 113, Carleton: For union.
53; against; union, 47; for proposed
busis, 30; against basis, 40. Fair-
villc will be the last l‘rcsbyterinn
rhurcli of thc city to be counted und
the vote has been so close that on
the result in this church will proh-
nhly depend whether union will have
it bare majority in the six city
churches. The voting iii the Metho-
dist churches will continue duriiir:
Mnrcli mid April.
'l`hc llcid Ncwloiiiiillaud stcniner-
Bruce urrived nt. North Sydney yes-
tcrdiiy nfternoon after ii, forty hour
grip from St, Jolin‘s. 'l'ht-, ste-nnier
ciillcil nt l‘orl. Aux Biisiiies on thc
way ovcr iiiid took on bonrd ut thnl.
point. it iiuinber of iinsse_nl!9l`H -_allfl
sonic frciglit. This is the first tripof
the llrucc to the regiilar summer cal-
ling port. (ln the run ncross the
soutli const of Ncwfouiiillniid the ship
sl.ennictl_iiiiil huiitcil her wny tliroiigli
iiinisuiilly heavy tlclds of drift ice.
the licaviest, piirhniii-i. tlint have vis-
itcd the shores of the colony in n
quurtur of u century. Up to the time
the llriice left. Port Aux Bosque no
r-,ross country train had urrivcd i-it
thnl. point. from St. .lolin's. li. is now
iipwurds of it month sincc nn express
mudn the cross country trip the limi
being impnssiihlc owing to the deep
snow drifts which piled high on the
ruils us storm succeeded storm. Fcb-
ruury wus n hiird month on truffle in
the interior of the island. The I-10V'
ernment steamer Stanley rcflchctl
port ycsterduy afternoon at 6.30,
from Halifax. The Stanley will take
the mulls to the Mugdalcn Isllintlfi-
The steamer made the trip to thu is-
iuniiu once nlready this winter. The
ship entered the drift. ice some milff1~`-
oil the hiirbor entrance und had cou-
nidernble dihiculty in forcing hcf WHY
through. She will likely siul tomor-
row.--Sydney exc. (The Sitiiiilcy was
(Orme,-iy nf the .port of (1hnrloi.t.c-
town and the new Bruce is ciirnlnf!
unite 3 repututiou us an _ice fighter.
She is similar to the Minto in sp-
pcarance and is intended for heuvl’
Ill the North Wiiisloe Methodist-
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are pure, weolasome and nutritious’
No need of singing the prsisairol 0|-lr
“““i‘."` .“ll’.‘§‘.’.l’..`.5'.i°.‘.l.i‘ll}» 1118!. ‘.‘$l.'é‘ 522
gb? Ol-:am rend.0iikes ste diilly. They
A. Moffatt. New Gla.sgow,'was in
Charlottetown yesterday.
J, W. Hall, Suinmcrside, attended
the Seed Fair in Charlottetown yes-
tcrday.
MiHS Hll<ll'0d MCl.eod,Siiminerside, is
the guest of the Misses Moheod, i-it,
Avnrds, (lhiirlottetowu.
Mrs. Henry Pigott, Clyde River,
canic to the city yesterday on it short;
visit.
Allnn McLean, North River, was
among those who attended the (len-
tral Seed Fair in Uliarlottctuwn yes-
te-rduy.
Joseph (lurley, Royalty, was am.
ong those who attended the Central
Seed Fair in Uliiirlottetowo yester-
day.
Rev. (leo H. I-leller, Hunter River,
will preach at the Highfield Metho_
dist Church next Sunday evening ui;
seven o’clock.'
Mrs. (Dr.) McLaughlan, Charlotte.
town, has returned from un extended
visit to her mother iii Worcester,
Moss.
 lhemllers of the New Glasgow
Division S. U. T. are making gi-mf.
lll’0i>arations for their aiiniversiiry on
A-pril 3rd..
John Weeks,'of Fredericton, was in
Charlottetown yesterday agtenging
the Seed Fair. Mr. Weeks has recent-
ly become quite interested in the
Black Fox industry. '
Rev. E. S. Weeks, Mt. Stewart,
has decided to accept the invitation
of the Official Board of the (thu,-ch
to return for a third year-subject
to the voice of (Joiifereuce in June
next. '
,Miss Ella Hcliurnisn, and her sis.
ter Mrs. McI.ure of Summerside, also
Mrs. J. W. (‘nl1becl-1 and l"'rnnk and
GGOVIIC Callbeck, were uinoiig those
who visited the Seed Fnir in Uhui~_
lottctown yesterday.
The lecture on Scotland, with
stereoptici-in views, which was to 'be
delivered in New Glasgow Hall hy
the Rev. H. R. llell on Monday
evening last has been postponed un-
til Fridny Mnrch 15th.
Rev. Wm. Lawson of Marysville, N.
13., supplied recently in St. .lohn
for Rev. Mr. Berrie who has been ill,
but who, his friends in this Prov-
ince will hear with pleasure, is im-_
proving.
The Moncton Transcript reports
that while coming oht of church re-
cently, Miss Pletinan, sister of Mrs.
(Rev.) S. 'l`. Teed, who is well known
in this Province, bud the misfortune
to fall receiving severe injuries.
' Mrs. (I-"rof.) (7. M. Wright, Chitr-
lottctown, left lust evening for Am-
herst to join her husband. Mrs.
Wright, who will be greatly missed
by her large circle of ucqiiuintnnccs.
was the recipient of a purse of gold
from her lady friends in (1hni'lotte-
town. ns u mark of aDPi'cciati<in_
'l‘lic som.: recital hy the ciniifeiit
Wlilrlisli contralto, Miss Margaret
Verekrr, takes place this evening nt,
8.15 iii St. James Hall, (‘-liiirlott.o-
town, under the auspices of thc - Y.
M. li.” A. Mr. Wntkis will assist at
the piano. Tickets are fifty cents
and may be had from the members
of the Y. M. li. A., or 1-it» f’\ltchic's
Booksi.orc. Hpcciiil Ickets for mein-
licrs ol (llin|'lott.ctowii cliiirch choir
mid school children thirty five and
at Ritchie's Bookstore.
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Johnson’s
Sarsaparilla
_ Il is better lo fake no medicine
at all than to depend upon cheap
mixtures io sell at a low price and
big profit, just beciuisc there is a
large demand for certain remedies
at certain seasons of the year John-
|on`| Slrssplrills purifies the
blood, arouseil the torpid liver, and
drives out all impurilies,cleanses
and tones up the system and helps
nature throw oil the dnlluesfi that
comes from the indoor life of wint-
er. lt aroiiaeii energy, brightens the
rye, clears the brain. Price 75ca
bottle. Tliisiaiiot the only good
thing you'll find here. _
Johnson & Johnson
The Quality Drug Store.
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twenty-five rcsi;-ectively, .ure on suis-
THF ALI CANADIAN _ I I /
` I I ROUTE T() MUN’l’IthAl.. 'Ji Csuellerié lrontrglru é?3(;`°af:h°"l at th; date eolnnisf. cur through to Mon-
|‘Ul\ efllen Ullf` P YT! 81']
--- ~ ' trenl on which the traveller fwlll find
connections are made at Bonaventure every comm” and convenimcm 3_9d“_
 'ine diners of the i. C. R1 are 'FU .THE l‘M‘-ll"1l‘- b‘HAS'l`-
work in'ice.) _ mshzijyin the best of tas¢_e_ The ex. 'I‘lie lntercolonial Railway is offer-
--;---'-" 1 W-i _ - ~. cullent meals are Served TB-blv <l'l1°l°
::Rexall "O3" Hair Tonic and sham- " gg 99 at a prim “way below thu n ln, carte
poo Paste are s. perfect combination   rates prevailing on the company:
for ciirinlg hair troubles. They are dcl~ owned |ine,_ The sleeping .ggacneg nm
iizhtiui to use and :ive gstiiliiliihlns “A ‘ ~ up-to-date in every Particular. :ng
suits. Our customers w o ave use B _' the smoothness of the road ¢
Luum are delighted. Call and ask f"_'  a u make, the iong journey easy and
about them The MH-CKl°l1°° DNS- C0 _ pleasant. Being popular with a class
OUT- Gt' G90' & K" ' i Mu' ‘ V t Bureau is B dc- ` of travellers who are generally found
= to be the acme of good company the _
‘through journey ig never found idull, to profit liy the extremely low lures
and even during the winger mouths will do -well to remember that the
there is muah of scenic_i£tereslt in Maritime flxprcss carries an -up to
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OVER THIRTY.TWO
MILLION DOLLARS
For the year ending 26 Dec 1911 the Suu Life of
anada received a lications for $32,4oo,ooo.oo.
1 Macs e
cided boon and a distinctive
aid to every farmer and stock
raiser.
We have had long and ex-
tended experfence on the car-
ing and curing of all diseases
peculiar lo horses and cattle-
know all the symplonh “UU” _"ld
cures and give you the bensfitol
our experience free of charge. _We
I, can also put up special preparations
- for individual cases that are guaran-
teed to be ofsiiperior curative qual-
-` ities.
I2l Queen Street Charlottetown P. I. I..
V _ _ ,-1 ’  _.' A _
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The Buaieal Store on Charloiietown’| Buaint Street
Cashmerette Sold by mail
order houses at 11 1-Zc
here for 10 1-Zc yd. `
AT- FRONT COUNTER DOWN
STAIRS you will see a big assortment of
this popular fabric for children's dresses
and for linings. It is 30 inches wide, and
is offered in black, reds, blues, browns and
greens.
We will send samples to anyone on
receipt of a post card--compare it with _the
line sold by mail order houses at 11 I-2
cents, and remember our price is only,-
10 1-Z cents per yd.
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Here’s an array of Special Values
to be offered during Seed F air-
March 12th. 13th and 14th -
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE VERY LOW RAILWAY rates-visit
the great fair-see the wonderful showing of products-hear the bright and in-
teresting addresses-and between times-come over to the busiest store in P. E.
I. We will do ourvery best to make you comfortable-we’ll use every effort to
get you what you want-and if we do not beat--or at least equal the best- and
smartest competition in Canada--we’ll not want you to spend a cent.
New
Wash Goods
A great range of new prints,
new Anderson ginghams- -
new muslins--new marquis-
ettes-new bordered niuslins,
new linens-every sort of hand-
some new Wash Goods.
F' En l' li C
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have just opened a lot
of particularly choice English
prints--in light and dark col-
ors--stripes, fiorals, etc.
~ 15c per yd.
A First showing of all the new
i Coats--Suits--Waists ,
YOU WILL FIND READY FOR you the
best early showing of suits----coats---and waists
that this store has ever attempted at so earlya.
seascii. Handsome new suits--smart spring coats
1 ---and a great showing of dainty waists.
SUITS AT 12.95, 15.oo, 16.00, 19.00, 25 oo
COATSAT 9.75 11.50, 12.75 15.00 to 25.00.
WAISTS AT i.25, 1.50, 1.735. 2.00, 2.75 to
Fancy Stripe worsted 59C
44 inch all Wool i yd
Nowhere is a dress goods value that] will
delight every buyer-good weight, 4_4 inch worst`
ed, showing a stripe effect--every thread wool-
shown in 8 colors;+Black-Dark Navy---Mid Navy
---Copenhagen--Tan Brown~-Pearl Grey---Reseda-~
“You pays your money and you takes your
choice”........  yd.
A All Wool. Shrunk Venetian
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TEN COLORS in pure wool VENETIAN,
S3‘D`1€ 11131111181' 8S` y0ul.'
tailor does it. Good weight bright finish cloth--i
graceful and durable---compare it with average
' 1.25 cloths---and bear in mind that our price is
only............H.-.... _........_..........,..pcryd.$1.00
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T the day’s ride through the Provinces
vi.. the ini..»r¢oi0nii~i Railway Uni-an Station with ihf-. thrmiizh
adi iinute to Qu:-nec, and Mon- lvl 'Permit-1. Burial--. lletrif1t». "luc-
nectlng train from f‘ictoii leaves ni.
4 20 ilail except isiinday. 2--idtf
, t, the (|,,,|,,g and ,1¢,,,,,,.g .M sri~i<.i/ii. i~:x<.iini~noi~i if/mi-is
rn and well ventilated and fur- _'”
ing special excursion fares (second
class) to Pacific coast, points. good
going -during Mnrcb and up to April
15th. These am good to points in
British. Columbia, Oregon. Washing-
ton. (fallfornla, Arizona, 1 Nevada,
Texas. and Mexico. Particiilnrs re-
garding these fsres to various des-
,tlnstions may be learned from the
'nearest ticket agent. These wishing
ii Csll in today and let our Free Vet
ureau solve your problems
Stewart: Bakery
i]v|M.it,,,,,, p;,u,m,.3 is tho .miy An :trains of the llrand 'l‘runk Railway . . _ ' -
Can an _ I - _ _ _
Meal from the Marmmc pr0vmceg_ n.go, and other point in western
The Maritime Express in gene,-aiiy tianads and the llnitcd States. ('.on- ,
:admitted hy experienced travellers to -
be the most comfortablc trllill in ' Y -
America. This is especially true lnl _ ‘ -lm _ m- _
to the P. E. I. Central Seed
Fair Domestic Exlilbliion and
Poultry Show to be held in' Market
mulldiug Charlottetown- _
March I2lh, 13th and l4lh |912
It being Provincial in scope sud
character and Charlottetown being
centrally situated with ample ac-
commodation, makes it an idéal
place for exhibitors and visitors. .
The educational meeting held in
connection with Fair with such
slpeakers as Prof. Cumming of
ruro Agr' College, Prof.Gresdale,
Director Central Exp. Farms, Ot-
C PP .
No better evidence _of the popularity of that good
old company could be given
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'The ' Macs Charlottetown Mmaler For P.E.l.
\; ii _____, ,_ |533.” gn-gg _ 149 Gt. George St. 7* ui ln- :ammo in l ° "k -
tawa. Harvey Mitchell of Dairy
lliept., Ottawa and others, also ex-
perts to address the Wouieifs meetlnii
and poultry fnrigiers. should moan the
lsrmern and ot ers who are studying
their own interests willinske \ yiolnhto
attend. sn there is always some lilnzto
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