_ Yes. ' .
'ii-ri
ALL" `
-- LINIHEHT
Years lee Menu us Interns: Ilss.
Bpoody relief from' coughs, col
caamlmi _ diarrhoea, mugg
P °“l;1:hSm, bruises, etc. ,
dnl 6 u¢r_y¢¢
_i.s. Jolnbon s 0° ° hm

00-_ lleslmlsss.
- _ ._.__ $11?-_7_ ___
M
_  Women’s Rubbers
'  ' and Overshoes
. .`,\\.
_ #_
if 5.
. \_
xi
rw
. 4 \
Now is the time to get your rubbers
and overshoes and this the place for we
- can off
H cr you a large stock to select from
1° WY bert drlaliry of goods at inesi
reasonable prices.
_Oveishoes, best quality. cloth and
finest rubber 2 buckle $l.'15,bultoned $2.
Rubbers two qualities 6 _sc and
senses ss ses neeeesseeess 756 B Pail*
j IH*-1. Harold liicDoha1d;` 2, Frank
.  3 ( :O wheinn. rseninn. 1, w-iunni Menon-
‘-* - 0 » .
X35 Queen St.
IT PAYS to buy in this Province
'PHE EARL GREY -'l‘be'llsrl Grey
lett Georgetown at 1 o'e1oek .yester-
day morning roi-»P1stou with duress.
20 vssseusers. is was et ri-eisht and
32 locks of paper and letter mail and
docked at 10.10 a.m. She will leave
Piotou this morning on return.
ORATORIO.-Tonight in the First
Methodist Church I-Iandel's Grand'
Oratorio _“The Messiah" will be giv-
en by Prof, J . T. Thompson assist-
ed by -over hfty voices. This is the
beet Oratorio ever given in this
city. Solos will be rendered by
Misses Hazel Brouwer, G. Coombs,
K. Moore, Amy Earle, J. Hood, Mrs.
Chandler, Messrs. G. H. Moore, J.
Webb Stanley, Ii. J. Miller.
SCHOOL EXAMINATION. - The
following in the standing of the pu-
Pils of (love Head Road School for
the month of Februar : Grade VII-
1, Stella Morris; Z, lillay Morris; 3,
Ida Whelan. Grade VI-1, Nellie Mc~
Eacbern; 1', John'Whalan; 8, Ernest
White. Grlirle V-1, Willard Lanlt; 2,
Howard White; 8,' George White.
GFWG IV-1. Garfield Mchlacbern; 2,
" Walter MCD0li8ld‘ 3 Rogella_ Grade
old 2 Hayden McDonald (Junior).
Grade II-i, Sadie McDonald; 2,
Theodore McDonald
(Senior). 1,
\ Jean- cEa_chern; 2, Wallace Wool-
__ r V; D _ _ J ~
Cook Studio
From Hand to lland
Thejswel fuel that friends more so you
when you need it than the whilest diam
ond-
. .
lligh-quality Coal
from our yards-clean, free-burning,
long'-lasting Qoal-fair prices, and fair
serdce ln exchange for your orders.
Any orders today? Quick delivery?
C. .Lyons & Co.
. Phone 1 I1
_ _ .
IHERE WILL BE A
General Public Meeting
j oF THE
Ch’towii Board of Trade
IN THE BOARD ROOMS
_ MARKET BUILDING .
Thrsuday March 6th at 8 p. m.
Hon. Premier Mathieson will de-
liver an address r n “WHAT CAN
WE D0 TO IMPROVE CON-
DITIONS IN OUR PROVINCE.
U. S. Consul Frost has also kind-
ly consented to offer some sugges-
tions along the same lines, and
other prominent men will give _
short addresses.
At this meeting, there will also
bathe balloiing Qor membership to
the Board.
' L, B, MILLER, Secretiry.
3-3M2i
Black Foxes
Farm wanted sto zkediwitl-i from
2__'_to 5_mated pairs Silver Black
Foxes for interested party' Write
full particulars to ‘
- 1 W. B. PURnv, Agent.
_ 1 45 Pleasant Street,
' p Dorchester. MH_fS
,s-zzM6_ipdi
 _
.$`:'.°.'i‘
spina! ol'
order ul to
ensues. hentai'
/'  
. --.
I
HE beauty of
. Sectional plete added
to points of greatest
wear increases its life'
three-fold.
I Gunrarileed re'
i . ‘ sallsfyoy
- rw W.W. Wfllncr
_ _ _A - Q drld (Junior). Grade I-1, Helen
\ ' Wil"-ei 2 Charles Marshall; 3, Lucus
~q s Wooldrid
" - ke.
CO    ` MRS. GEORGE CARTER DEAD.-
oari secure ‘ There passed away to the better land
Special Rates “ "
 bo e ni. uni annie in wiorni Pnrir,
by havin their ' \ ' "' ‘
. _ . _ NEW York, on Feb. 24th, of Sadie
' today at K PKMWBS mkm ` _ _ " Howard, bolovod wife of George Cer-
Tthis new pat-
'iern is as lasting
l as the ware iseii, l
. because itls based
i _ _ _on slqple lines.
'  _le weler
. -1isss- _
' RWALLACE
Silwllinie elm Pggvhu-
ter. formerly of Charlottetown, in
the fifty-fourth year of her age leav-
ing tu mourn a sorrowing husband,
two sons and tour daughters. Mrs.
Carter hrid not been in good health
for some time and on the day of her
death took suddenly very ill of acute
heart failure. Her doctor was called
ut once by telephone and all that
could be done by medical aid and lov-
ing frionds failed to give relici. She
gradually sank until the Death Angel
summoned her saying, "Thou hast
been faithful over ri. few things, I will
make thee ruler over many things,
enter thou into the _ioy of thy
Lord.” Her family have sustained n
serious loss by the demise of one
who was always so kind, thoughtful
_ and affectionate. Her many friends
i
and relative in this Province will
learn with deep sorrow of the puss-
ing avrny of one who, when residing
hers, wus much beloved by all who
had the pleasure of her ncqruaintance.
i The Guurrlian joins the home frieuds‘
r
Y\T\57`
FRE-E
‘l _ ' ` farm to G. Kielly of Stanhope for a
Come into 'our office and have your handsome sum_ Mn Hughes intends
meth 'mmmfd fre” °f °h‘\f\3" "omy going West. Hope he shall have the
talrssla fe: mintues 8:4 :’°_:"'t°t y°': best of success and shall not return
EMC' Y W ny” me 9° _' hmm C" alone.--Wallace Curran, Pleasant
7°" me Pmmy we mah aimafnd gum' Grove, returned home Mlonday after
;::§Z'h°eTf:g,§)ta°’;cg{Jwn esndlogfiaarg spending some time transacting busi-
work Egctrscting and filling without psig, D859 in Cove `H°9‘d'_H'is friends are
prica moderrve. pleased to see Matthew Reardo
` DR ROBINS
_ _ grippc.-James Marshall has returned
fg.|?:&°" s"f>?1'5nz9|§g.,|d°°r Beer ‘neun from e. visit to Point Du Ruche.-The
glare. ..  stork has visited the home of F. and
in extendingdcepcst sympathy to the
bereaved ones.
COVFJ-IEAD.-The recent snow has
been ii welcome visitor.-Some of
the sllorts are taking advantage oi
the good ice on Cove Head Bay and
are testing their speed horses, Among
the swiftesi: ones are: Redwing, own-
ed by Will Youland; Dean Swift,
owned hy William McGrath; Dolly,
owned by Wallace McDonald; Harry,
owned by Ray Crbckett; Maud D..
owned by Norman Brown.-Ali are
very sorry to hear of the severe ill-
ness of Miss Emma and Master Franlq
Whelan, both having contracted pneu-
monia lntely. They are under" the
skilful treatment of Dr. J. C. McDon-
ald.-l`l_ Hughes, one of the progres-
sive farmers, has sold his beautiful
n out,
again after .a severe attack of la-
Cer
y For
» » I _ .- 1 O ti ian
Easter Photos . r..‘°‘”:.';“.;Z.'.°:.E.§’::.:‘.:’." “s  P °'
Call st the I I '»-- ei 
I    ::From thc reputation J crgeii’s Vio- y
' ’l`el=rl!°“6 _'91 1- 7 ilite tlilleceixiliqiliricgilagitlignd xtactiiigeizlii We are buying
_ _   ' I
. We '
_._ ml* don’t seem to be able to sell any-   
 i,Ӥ`$. thing else-anothcr large shipment ll
_ ';' ,` i'l'.'“ . '_ t re e' cd-A k for free sample- fp
,  _.Q;P§“_1ns'-'-.-""'  bocxgE. A.5li'oBter, Central Drug- Qvefydayf
r "¢§.'.3'.._.....L.-' ` "~ store. 2-24 Mti. °
Department Of Railways Ano  and gethig-heStP1°iC@S_ ;h
1 Q I
’°"“ Peoples Theatre Bug” and Eggs 
I.
d nded by le t shade tree,-
  . r.:.~‘i.`:`=f.i".I.‘-3,':~:i.':::.:.'%.i‘~.s-`.'i." :nri°i-aii~
Mrs. McDonald, They are this time
rejoicing over a son.-Miss Ida Fitz-
patrick. nrid ber friend Miss Smith are'
p g g y un er. the
managf-ment of Mies Jean Woolridge
TICKET! -Tickets vis Canadian
Pacific and all other lines can be
bought from W K Rogers. City
Ticket Agent, Charlottetown.
-.__
TI-l1E MINTO.-The llinto lett Pic-
tou st 7 ofoloek yesterday morning
for Georgetown with express, Bti
tons of freight, 8 passengers and 40
sacks oi paper and letter mail and
docked at 11.% a.m. Bhe will leave
for Picton this morning.
death occurred on March 8, 1913, at
ltiillinockett, Me., of Charles Cairns,
formerly of Oharlottetown, aged 21
years. His remains are expected in
to mourn two brothers and two sis-
ters, Alfred in Tryon, Walter, Jennie <
and Violet in Charlottetown, besides 'E
(From Yesterday’s Evening Guardian)
A GOOD RECORD.-There were no
cases before the Charlottetown Police
Court this morning.
uccommodation arrived in Charlotte
and the Cape Traverse accommoda-
tion at 10.25 s, m.. fifteen minutes [
late.
-___
to the big fox deal with Frank F.
Tlllliin by a Halifax syndicate oi V
which Previous mention has already "l
____
cd about a hult mile east. oi Emerald or
Junction, the work of get-ting it on lil
the track and the repairing neccssi- ll
tnted a delay of about two hours.
FUNERAL TOMORROW.- The ge
dcatli occurred in Charlottetown on be
Murch lst, after a painful illness of
°Il|l0l0lS1   fi SPE CI I 
nn in nr urnuuooxnrrr.-one mime, ire.--‘1 dunk ve isbn `
Com
, ' J, ri- 
Charlottetown Wednesday. I-ie leaves -U / "})"'-'M
his father John Cairns in Ban Fran- Q _  __
INWARD TRAINS.-The southern gs
_ m _
f-UWB $053? Bt 10-15 8- 111-. 011 limo, Igive Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable
Co _
k
Y
our fins baby boy gf I had r;>'ti'it.£
-Mrs. Sruuui J. 'ruruvr . . o.
C:;]o11(§inn;x1.sia-Tri: Irina and Gun in 30,16' Elmo, M., '
an or Mc as n reference The success of Lydia E. Pinkbsm'e
E
- Y
been made in The Guardian. "led WWI lJ¢l'f€¢f- ¢0Illld¢l1¢° bl’ W°m°”
who suffer from displacements, inflam-
'rnA1N ora.-saturday morning met-ion.ulcers*-i°n.tum°re.irreir}1lr»nl-lee.
the western train which iert cnnr- periodic palm- backiwhe. beermiz-_down
lottetown at 7.15 u. m., was derail- feeling,ftlatulencyfindigeefiion,dlZ2m°SB.
ard .
Ii’ yon want special advice write in
ydis E. Pinkbsm Medicine Co. (conti-
t le ee.
ten years suffering of Margaret, bc- Fon" .ld ham "I “nc “lm n
J _
GAVE HER il?
Stuart Finally Sewell By 1 _
Lydia E. Pinl¢bun’e Vogt _
. table Compound-Hes'
Story Interesting.
!0\ll IB
pound is wonderful for it bu helped
me. I had four doe-
tors and they said I
. had female troubles
= eg.  es...-.;°:-°' ~'°
,_ , _,rg no u snoper-
.i .»,_ "J _‘Ml ation would help m_e.
lt" ",;f_f;'_; I could not sit still
long enough to eat,
-  and could sleep
' ' hardly any l was in
lo much misery with
pains in my side Ind
back.
spring my doctor
.nm...~»`n- . .V . . .
"Ayear ago last
vs me up, and he was surprised to see
this spring and to see my condition
mpound the praise wherever I go for
new I would notbe here toda orhave
getable Compound, made from roots
d herbs, is unparalleled It ma be
nervous prostration. Lydia E. Pink-
m's Visetable Compound is the stan-
rsm y for female ills
ntisl) Lynn, llses. Your letter will
opened, mad and answered by e
loved wife of Wm. M. Weeks, in her
y ee s, alley Street, n
und two daughters Mrs. John Power, m
Cumberland Street, and Miss Mar- ji
guret Wecks iii the United Staten t
death by telegram but who was ill w
und could not come home. The tuner- Th
nl takes place tomorrow, Tuesday_
from No. 244 Euston Street, by train
to Tracadlc. The cortege leaves the
0
8.
_i
"Evan's Neuraigra Cure is not a
72nd l’°a"- she IWVEE ff’ mourn fl ciirc-all but it gives positive relief in
Svrrovlns husband and one son every east- to those suffering ii-onn
Jam” Hen' W k V ouralgia. It doesn’t contain opium,
orphiiic, cucainc or any other in-
irious drug and is registered under
he
who was notified of her mother’s Act. of Canada. A bottle will work
ondern for you. Try it, price 50c.
"MIRRORS RESILVERED.-- It
home at 2.30, train leaving at 3. costs little to have defective mirrors
 1-¢
W
silvercd and made good as new.
way and will be glad to hear from
Thgrmgmglgrs ‘i-'il...'.’.°`“’..t`i,‘.‘ZI.".'§§.';‘ii§’.”i..f§§“"‘§§§;‘; `
&
»5`io.nle
SALE
OF
Torchon Lace W
We have been VERY fortunate
in obtaining THIS lot of lace for a
mere song.There are 1728 yds oi EDG-
ING and INSERTIONS in this lot
including
HEAVY Cotton Lace
 tc it 6
MERCERISED “ “
 cs ss s
And all Linen Lace
4c 5c 6c 7c 8c l0c
pcr yard
Y Bros
busv Store.
i
The olwavs
Proprcitry or Patent Medicine
c Two Macs, 149 Great George St.
M`.Etf.
f`l'|
"MIRRORS RESILVERED.--We are
getting together a number of mirrors
which need resilverlng and will be
making a shipment in a few days. If
you have ii mirror which has become
spotted or cloudy we can have it
ado ond -
small cost. Please phone or call at
once. Beer & Weeks, Furniture Head-
quarters. 2-25Mtf.
M *
"All you want 25c for all kinds of
leather work at Cameron’s Hard-
ware Store, 162 Queen Bt. next to
HJ-I. Brown’s. 2-28Mtf.
g as new for you and at
"Chair seats sold by the width 12
in, 12c,, l5in, i5c, and so on at
Cameron's Hardware Store, ( 162
Queen next H. H. Brown’s. 2-28Mtf.
are Preparing to send a shipment rf
Weeks, Furniture Headquarters.
2-Z5Mtf.
It’sa satisfaction to liavc `“
one of our re‘iablc ther-
mometers during this
snappy weather. In fact a t
thermometer at all seas-
ons is a very useful in-
strument in any home.
We have the self register-
ing kind, which autoniat- ch
ically record either the Hoi
extreme heat or cold as -as
of
by
are tested and any error 1’-»
corre.ted. 
G. F. Hutcheson 
\\`ainteil it 4-:impotent iiiun to take
urgo of the P. E, I. Orphanage Mt
matron for the home. Must be w_oll 1
i recigmiuplncllxed.  math szrlthtsiiéinll family
pre erre . pp icnn s o s u e umoun ‘
Well as the usual Style' salary required. Tenders must he in
March Blst, 1013. For further infor-
All our instruments mali°11 firmly to
J, PHILLIPS, Gi'u.ml Sec`y S’Sido.
H. CRASWELL, Grand Treaeurers
ustee.
dl
Ask your dealer for
“Wearwell"Pants qual-
ity good, prices low
L
II”
'bert us farmer und his wife to not
The Alliance lnvestm
made at S r3.5o per sbare.yielcling
absolutely safe and producing a high ra'c of interest.
ent Co. (Canada) Ltd.
Calgary, Alberta
The final issue oi' the Company’s Capital Stosk is now being
over 8 p. c' on the investment.
Particulars upon reque: t.
J0llN 0. IIYNDMAN
CHARLOTTETOWN
P. E. I.
Iiivesliiients uisdein Morigsgessiid Real Estate that are
Agent for
2-z7Mtt.-iimo,
A
- 4Mtts12i Es4i
,__ ___ __ _
Great
Clearance Sale
 SSl0HHl  RJ. M cN eill`s.
iii
is
n..
it would soon win favor here, but it
has surpassed all expectations
Pstlic Weekly No 9
The Bringing Out 0|' Papa
Full ol' Haart luierclt V  
Poultr \l'anted”J
Warburton
arrisiere, Attorneys, Ni. tary Public, Etc
tiiccs in Cameron Rloclr, Charlottetown
K. J. MARTIN, B. A.
lssrrister Notsr Public. ste
Morrl¥%l:»l:khlOI§:rElotteto1n
(Rl. Shaw
P. E. island. D
Bring yc urs along
8
I
We handle theseln
. . - ~ "R
The Worlds Latest News, see it _ uantltles _ °
every week ` Very large q Pl
11 the year round ilours nut xo o'c-lock to 3p.m.
Two Souls a f
qlged in g he centre of spacious round
chmond Streegoppmite St.|’au Church
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IOTIIL BRUNSWICK
Moncton. N. D.
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M
JOHN LEDWISI-L. PLD I
.00§
A.A.
McLean, K. C., Donald Yhlctiinndn
McLean Q. Mcliinnon f
, .
rlcttstown. r. E. island. 3(°¢k_
-is-- zoo pai-s'Meu`s Rubbers, reg-
ular price ooc to $1.10 new 69:- ‘
BIG HOCKEY °""9~53'f5=°--5253- "' ‘ ..1’°”' "“"”°"‘°°° ‘° “°‘”
Office and residence that ‘ 1 c
return- N Dr. hici.sn hlla
'h°" ~ _ one3i5L i65 Prince ' _ W
‘e.':.‘L°.'.:r » as---.» 1-.. f°" 44°-
.ontsred N '
“I1 il _ ‘
--TOURNAME T--° ni. ' Wooden irc
at the ARE A ‘°‘°-”°"°°*’
nd" "Ubin" . .f ' ` tie Clock 3 5a, now :.25
TONIGHT DR. CLIF T 0..., nm,
eincs raon.1ao.rii.i. ii. , Sieeiuliu-Clrnnie-; Dim"
._ annissioriis cents.  ,,,",,1‘2,’2'*.§_,=_=;_"';,'f'r ='°*'°°» “'°~*~
Clothing Department
Men‘s Serge Suits, good lining,
icely trimmed, regular $31.00,
clear $15.98; Fifteen Men’s
Suits - good lining and trimming,
regal-ir price 5i7 oo to clear $r3.98;
Twelve Men’s Worsted Sults-
good lining and trimming-regular
price ¢io.oo, now 16 go, Fourteen
Tweed Suits, 7.oo to clear at 4.90;
Men s Ves's, 1.50 to 2~oo, now 98c;
en’s Twced Pants, z~oo, to clear
at greatly reduced pri `es.
Mcn’e and Boys' (eps
Caps regular r~io to 1 25, to
leur 8oc.; Men’s Caps, 75c, to cl * ado-'chu'
. » ` ° B"-|»i||"| Atmfne ,“_|_|' clear .lr-c; Boys’ Caps, 25c to clear; 'pe ' ‘ '
A Vitigripli Comedy,    Brown Block, Chai-lolletown. 169! B°Y3' C9P9» i691 t0 C1991' l0¢~ Japin-Q” noorsquuma ‘LM
Full of Fun
$r.4o; ditto, 75c,
- t .
D ° “°u‘°D K ° W N “'"T1“‘ zegzizlrs l§l2r.i)'es‘andl§!l:l?&>|l:c,es, Stair carpet 4-ic
,_ ,_,,,,,,,, ,Um .r..|.iioiii.iN foco i»'|¢|,,,,d' 'fn 'B'.,,ii..,  ' ..;;....."....’.:,~'
30 pairs Men s - hose, 5; 75 now
in iiin.r..¢.i song ' `C°’.r°"“. P' .E' I' ghii'-‘fi=’.:.“..°.¢i.‘°.i".ri:'.:.‘.;'.~.:' wo. -nd sm- di-W" for were
. 2-z5luiM4\t1iE2l.
Tyne Valley
from February 20th
lasting for one Month
10,000 Worth of Goods to be Cleared 0u
at 20 to 30 Percent Discount
ladies' Department
From zo p. c. to 50 p. c. off all
Ladie’s Wear such as Underwear,
Wsists. Cliildrerrs Dresses, etc;
also Scarfs, Muffs, Stoles, mitts,
Gloves. Hoods, Laces, and Em-
broidery. and s splendid line of
Dress Goode at a big discount.
zoo pairs Cashmere Hose. all
sizes, regular 45c now zoo; soo
pairs Cashmere Hose, regular 3oc
now igc; zoo pairs Colton Hole.
regular soc, new to clear st rzc; 39
nicely trimmed costs from $4 oo to
$18.00 to clear et half price.
Overalls, Boy's Suits, etc.,
|19*
locks
,sr bmp’
inexcliaiige.
lcllilll.. Tyne Valle!-
l\
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