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FEBRUARY 16, 1914
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pw- 'ri-is oHAiu.o'1"rE'rowN GUARDIAN mn or ~n.r.- mon FIVE if
This   ls Coal
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Weather
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\Ve havle our sheds
filled with the best
Coal-~ the heat mak-
ing kind. "When you
wanta load or more
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fry us.
Liwest prices.
A. Pickard &. Go
Phone 240
Ch’iown '
Provision and
“l Hui siuin   l
 rluusyrouuns
Since filllz “FniIt-a-lh|s"- Anil Fall
Llla A llul Picon"
Davmanz, OM., June 15th. |913.
' "I am a general ltorekceper at the
above address and, on' account of the
.great good I have experienced from
using “Fruit-a-tives", I recommend
them stronglyotgi my customers. They
were a great n to me, I can tell you,
for about two years ago, I was laid up
in bed with vomiting and a most terrific
pain at the base of my skull. This pain
nearly drove me mad. Doctors feared
it would turn to lnilammntion of the
Brain, b_utI took“Fruil-a-tives” steadily
"e‘
Your Cl'iildren`s
Teeth
are ns iriiportantfto be looked after
Meat Store _
Messrs McDonald and Hasleml
as ure the older people's--perhaps
more so. Their teeth may not ache
nor be decayed and they should not he
allowed to get so. A tooth in time, as
well as ii stitch in time saves nine
2     l TEMPRIBANCE MEETING. - On by local talent and the pieces render-,G. C. T., of the Order. Hil lubiocfi
_ _the evening of Wednesday, Feb. 11th,`ed were all appropriate to the occas- was “Changing Se'nt.iment_on the
 ‘lush u lafse and enthusiastic public ion. The District Chief Templar, Ml-_ Temperance Quoatlou. The speak-
" meeting was held in the Hall
RUNAWAY.- Another runaway ac-
, cldent occurred at. Victoria, on Weil-
nesday vililch caused considerable ex-
citement. The horse was owned by
badly damaged, otherwise no serious
damage was duno. -V.
CONTINUES TO IMPROVE.--It id
Pllfhliiulz to learn that Mrs Augustus
“mill W" Cured- 1hsveseiuediiflsfuviicsiiaill ilesei-v se i ivii i ill ENWYING A "°"H"‘W'_ Mr- "~
penn,”Bincgtaking..Fmn_,,_,_ivEsi»aud ___ “___ _.___ E_ _____*_*___d "°‘;_0_____t"_;_ "_______ W. Binning. uienugcr of tile Bunk nr
f1.V°‘;'l7 b°H“'e Q19? “Ved me ffm" ° `continlles to improve and is niaking Now- gamut; M' (;"aN;”‘t&"T“"" w““
isas rousi ness . _ __ _ _ lil Bor or ii ew iuys nut week,
__]_ A_ C0RR1V1_;AU_ _;2Eff_‘F_y""'_“l"'“ ""-‘W'"““ "°“'l’\°t° "" guest ut the homo of Mr. und Mrs.
A_5oc__a gox_,6 or $zf.5o, trilal size, o5c. ' ' _ IA.  Arinstéroiig. Mr. Biliiiiiig was _
_ a ea ers -_or rom rult-ii-tives » yn _ _ \ " 'H WHY 0 Toronto, where lie ln- ‘
Limited, Ottawa. 1 Tg,l"\lF_`g_i`I(’___]l?_}`_5:Ig_‘:[cI;_)_-__ _|_`_l:;‘__k__l(;-0_I_';' .tends spending his vacation 1
_ _ _ e_ _ _ . .
 ing to the recent wreck, has again _ _ __ , __ _ _ _ _ _
__ -~ hee ed_ Th T, ish t ti A((IlJf‘N f‘. Mi. Fi. H. Wright, ,
ri open e gn rain wen
through to its destination on Fri-
--Y_»...l_._... . _--.....-_. _ ‘ dn _ H ale] h . . _ __ ~
,  R" _ been rammed ng ,,B“u|_ The engme ll1g_ hifi. out und the_liorsc got cleiil
,`”' Ly,-7,-_ lk ,T has not yet been plit on the track 0' "lm After l'\l""U\Z u Bllurt illi-
, , w \, \ M .\ and is lying .ii miie ellie oi nie was “nfs HM was caught. not licinrl- sr..
1 K lied being repuircd by the wricking threw l‘¢'l‘B0lf. however, lindlv cutting
1   it vu.-.,=>_~-' lcrew. _ “"9 Of her fvfelegs- Mr. \’\’rialitAii.~i-
_.J _   _ ,_».l_».-_f._».~_.*;`. ~ ___ __ caped uiihllrt.-V.
’ *_ '.\" l i-i‘<,\iuiN,irIoNs- 'riic following -
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_  -I`\  ia the standing of the pupils of rSL.' PLAYER HURT- - In the huckf-y 
»_,_  \ __ 5 (,ie0rgn's Hchgril for the month OI Home lu Sumrrizrslde ilu Friday night '
"~ ‘_-_"  __ _    _ _ _ _ between the Crystals nnd the Alicg-
"“'l'_'-i'~j'i `-'_"l?`_'-iff' .ul ` »;',l#_,`
day evtning and traffic lins Ugain
Jnnuaiv Grade Vi-l James I
Ildarrell. Grade V.-1, Georgina Mc-
 , '*"-~"~“" .Donuld, 1', Sarah A. Mctlormuc; 3,
_ ‘ ilvlargnret G. McCorn»ac. Grade IV.-
, ' “" _ F ll, John D. McCormiicj 2, Theresa.
______ _“__ ____ _ ‘McI.ellan; ;l, Eddie McDonald. Grade
III.-l, Allred Oallow; 2, Joseph J.
McCoriiiac; 3, Wm. A. Farrell. Grade
l`I.-1. lielen Farrell; 2, Jerome Nc-
llicilormac; 2, George lvictlormac.
S. _Mr(.‘oriiiac, Teacher
_ S 'l"0 HIM:-Fri
day morning Mr. William l\lcLa_ren,
Whim Road, while going to his fox
iancn was agreeaoly surprised to find
a wild silver black female fox in his
have o ened a Provision _and _ . ' ranch. 'rue snow being somewiiar.
Meat Store in lthepremises late- Brffg fl,‘§,rl’t§f;,{_°lkQv§,‘;t§’_e°;’_:____‘;_f§f; iii-mea up against me 0-.inside guard
lv occupied by-Mr. Moore 53 _';':)_____d _________ F________cl__sB work at fence, made it an easy road for liiisa
Water Street- The are hiand- ri' t H 5 is eracilii witlimit R°y““"" t° j“'"" “"0 th” "‘"°"' hm'
_ _ ._ Y mo_ era e pr_icns._ X B no_doubt, being allurcd there by the
Img Groceries, and Meais of pam' Ex‘m““""‘°“ free' domesticated foxes, but once inside
all l(il'lClS and Will D€llV€l' 00¢'.lS ' ~ the wire enclosure it was ii L ‘o may
to any 5311 of the Ci|;y_ lghgne DR,   _to get out again. Mr. McL1:ren= is the
"=.if;~  d
NO_ 391_L_ 125 Queen Street Nxt Beer & Game prou‘d_owner of one of the Island's
~ » .. . ' ., /best silver black foxes, as wus pro-
1223`2`14M3l i Phone "75 J' nounce<I...,by some of Montague's ex-`
pert foxinen yesterday. ll.
meeting oi the ratepayers of the
Pg 1 T11:  ' H ____
I- _ __ \ E~DL'CATIO'NAL MEETING. -- A
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 0»{.\lf,§{f f, _‘,=@__ it is injurious to yourself, an
" f f’,'f, Z?  rr. nuisance to your friends
""  If ` Besides, good fragrant fobnc
co costs nn more. Its all ln
_ knowing wnnr lo risk for Fe
` i ` member am one ofthe followiull
Bright Twisi, llieley'a Bright Cul, Riv-ill _
Master Marine Smoking Tolmrco, Black lwial
land Combination Twist Chewing lobaeeo
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Iirudencll school district was held in
the school house on Wednesday even-
ing, Feb. 11. A program, for the
_raising of the status of education in
this district was outlined by lnspec-_
|tor (‘»rocl'c\.t. A very interesting and
prof-`ital/le discussion, in which the
secretary, the trustees and u number
oi; ratepayers participated, followed.
‘A spirit of optimism pervudcd the
lv
_me,,tmg_,md_the people of this_-.tmn,_.iqg-hair,__shanipooing-» -and--manicun
'munity are determined that their
lschool shnll rank as one of the best
'prininry schools in the country. This
fweck inspector Crockett ,visited Vul-
lcvtielll West, Vnlleyfleld East, Bru-
delinll, lictorin Gross, Lower Monta-
glic, All-ion, Springfield. Dalmancy,
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' ` ' ' :ind Lynlale. Too little attenti '
 &   ‘vnw  _bl-.iiig pal_d to the comfort of ontiid
' ,pupils 'urln th w lite months.
_ chirlondown’ P' Z' '° I Vary few schosiils have nnyradequntc
» _' _ ‘systems of ventilation. 'A number of
 ~' - -----'~  " ' clues rooms were decidely cold. The
,,____ ,_ -- --~ ';:_| _  - ' 7-_-~ _."1 amount of actual sullering endured lby
_ __.__. ~ ___ _ "_ the young scholars in cold, smoky,
lzi
£(f_f§ This is the -Progressive Store'
This is the c_le:in, bright and sanitary store vi2_lie_re_ you
gill find evjerythlng that_is new, good. DUI-0 -in U81 "1
,. nrlesan suppies. _ __ _ ,_ _
mglsf ill; _right it is liere. lt_’s here if if s rliillf- IW ‘he
store service of the progressive store.
McKinnon Dru Co. f   -»  »    swf-».<°<»u= th-if 'us fel- I
the Thermos lunch Hits? fixcellciit lflg - j
' Cor. Great George and Kent ts. for mllroiie men-$2 25 np. ie. fi. Sea 53 |t -
f ,_ Mu _
\ _ -  '  ------- ls far better than common
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You CanPuiUpBeaver
Board in Winter Time
EAVER BOARD makes durable artistic san-
B itary walls and_ ceilings._ It is 2_1 P\11f<_? dWE_’_‘_)_fl
fibre wall board and is put UD In Pane S £319 ver
ectly to studdmg and Joists for _new Wpr . 01' 0
-old lath and plaster for remodeling. .It is never pap-
ered over; its beautiful pebbled _surface takes artis ic
deem-ation by paint---oil or watercolor.
Beaver Board takes the place of lath and ___l;l2i_St;rl;
it never cracks and-never needs replacing- 3 “-’
house warmer in winter and cooler in summer.
Let us show you how you can use Beaver Board'
Call, write or telephone. _ ~
Large Stqck, pmmpf S_|iipi_nent,Lowest Prices
f ._~_-,'./f_-`_--- 5 '
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A l. _-.i..;_wiaiiwii¢
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uiisnniturv buildings is inexcusable
and should not be tolerated at which,
work was being carried on was dun-
gerolisly nelir the freezing point.
'\'ictoi'in (Iross, and Springfield hililil-
_inps were clanil, bright und decidedly
l-_niiifort:il'_lc, .l
::l.et us show you our Thermos,
Goods and tell you ni their many
uses--no home should be without. ti
Thelmos Bottle-The prices is now
Foster, Central Drugstore. _
Crinadn. Fox Exchange have a few
shares in the Mount Edward Fox
Company for sale. This company
was very successful during U10 Dust
,year and sliollld puy good dividends
iii llll-4. Hlmrf-s urn $100 each.
4054-l-Zllntf.
 -_. __ _  ~ - ;;ivioUN'r iainwarm l-‘ox oo.-'rlie Saltfor bath purp0SeS_ Sea '
F _ " ' I in
. ::Mr. Dennis D. Arsenault, who is ii
news reporter for the Guardian will
he pleased to receive news of import-
ance hy mail to North Rustico or by
phone* 2788-11-1ZMetf.
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' :~-Bio school-1'rmn same oi
I oods now olri on at O B. Wad- 0 U
8 ll K ~
` man's, Crapalld. Everythml Sf-
colt , except groceries.
1164-2-iimsivd -
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Stewart"s
Cream Bread* I 
' Is ¥
winning its favor by its
flavour.
_ Because
_We keep the Quality up
er dealt with several pholel. ot
' , - at W. W. Fraser was in the chair. The
It Pays to buy in thll Province, l CHANGES HANDS.-Mr. Duncan Murray Harbour North; The meeting following persons took part in the the present situation and apparent
_ __ _gi ‘ R. Robertson, North River, has sold was held in coiinectlon with District programz- Harry Reid, William reasons lor those conditions as are
‘ THE PROBABILITIES.-At/ noon 7"” mst 90°" 1“5"*5hl3 £0 MF- L- Ii- I-011%!!! I. U. G. 'l‘. Unusual interest .flrahum_ Junio McClure, Miss Lang- today existing. At the close 0! the
today the following weather bulletin siU*P90“ Of Amhent- This fast Wu" "”|“"‘ ll' UH! Proceedings on uc- llle, Miss Eveylen McClure. Eater nddress questions were invited and
came through from Toronto. “Heavy l*¢=~°=1'5l10W6d much BD81=l1_ us u iour,colint. of i.lu~ utir there hiia hcen ln Reid. The speaker of the evening wus; aevcrnl were asked all dealings with
easterly gales, snow; Sunday-gale, your old last yew' and is <-Kpcctcillihe Rnlmceniniit of the vriiliibitioii Rev \~' fl Wilson Field Bccy., of
d2idteili1ga;i1)i|:?.“ and Tmrth' becoming 'df lilsbeclas‘;mfii0ihiihe Mifiiliiieiliitl-_ li‘.)li:li?  A uh" lH`0l§l‘uni wus miiilcreil the .’l‘01i».~"\'¥1“°*’ A|.|1\"“-0: who lu also
.._.... lucas this year. , - -- --~- '  _ _..-_._; '
tlu-_ cninrcrinent nl the Prohibition
l.iiw.
FUNERAL MONDAY,- The luneral
of the late George Alexander. .who
died on Tuesday morning, Feb. 10, ' l
M,._ Fwd lumnm The sleigh was 1511. will take place from tlic lioino
uf his non-in-law, Mr. U. E. Huzliea,
C°Veh°F\fi. on Monday. Feb. l6f.ll.
-'PW0 of his sons are now on the wav
hollis tc nttciid tue flincriil.
Vic¥0l`|1l. had a runaway on Wednes- `
Y H g ovcrtliiileil tm-mv
weits, the 1uttei"s goal-keeper, Mr.
Chester Vaiililsrstine, received an
injury, which, although thought to
be Blight at first. became ii'i;re
troublesome alter the game. It then
lllriid l7ll1Y€I"S ribs were broken ni:
he began to feel severe pain and
expectorate blood He was uble to
Cormac, Grade I.-1, Margaret J. be about his “,0,.lé as usual howwcr ' -‘A-AA--- ~--- ' " W" f f-  ~-~ - -
on Saturday morning, ' D
  _'  Th  1 Remnant Sale in the “Men’s Store”
e wing
are the results oi the lviiine sanfrs _`
school for the month of .lanuary_- 
Grade V--1, Nelson Bell; 2, Willie l
Glover; 3, Mildred White. Grade Vi, 'l
--1. Sadie Beck; _2, Eunice Beck; fi, l
Floreiice Clements and Freeman
Machon. Grade III --1, Malcolm '
Buell; 7, Kenneth Beck; 3, Ray
lilrool-za. Grade II.-l, Sarah Bell' 24,
-“Eugen Glover; 3, Rom-rr iliaciwn. ,
firadc 1.-1, John Bell; 2, .lorries
Derby; Li, Stewart Clcnicnts. Prim-
er.-l, /irthur Brooks; 2, liestcr
Buell; 12, Tommy (llemcntzz.-ll. i
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::Rexull I-Ieuling Ointment is asplen-
did preparation for burns, cuts,
bruises, scratches and is antiseptic
ua well as healing. 'l‘liis preparation
is sold with the Rexall guarantee,
money back if dissatisfied. Trice
250. for a large box. Try it today.
The MacKinnon Drug Co., Corner
Grant George and Kent Sta. mctf
:: Miss E. 'Blancne Trainor is pre-
pared to give the l dies of Charlotte-
town the very lategt in hair-dressing.
Miss Trainor is also prepared to
treat the sea for dandruff and fall-
ing. 1037-Z-3 Milf.
::Mr. C. BJ .Telly is Guardian News*
Agent for Victoria and vicinity.
Kindly hand him all reliable news,
also your new or renewal sllbscrip-
tions. MFA-_f_
‘tluverett Buell is Guiirdlali Agent.
at Abney.  Subscriptions, rcnewali;
and all reliable news will be gladly
welcomed hy him. 2971-l2*Imetf
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An Ocean Dip
Convert your bath tub in-
to a miniature ocean and
enjoy a refreshing bath. SEA
SALT baths stimulate the
skin and hasten the elimina-
tion of waste matter and
water contains twenty-eight
elements, besides salt---go
being one of them.--and its l
stimulating and tonic pro
perties are due partly to
these other eleiiients. Try ‘
zisea salt bath. Price 35c ;i ,
box.
Johnson & Johnson
The Quality Drug Store
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1 Prescription
Perfection
- Betweenlife and death.
The most tender solici-
tude and careful nursing 1
will avail little if pure
medicines are not obtain-
` able. _
Get your physician’s_
prescwtions filled at The
Two acs and then you
will be sure of pure, fresh
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Remnant Sale/
llli liiggcst tliirlg in the way of zl remnalil sale that has ever been offered you 1
I by this store, and that means :i good deal to you who have been pzxiroiiizing
our remiiarit sales for TWF.N'I`Y YEARS. l
Remnants of Dress Goods- Reiiliiurits of Silks Remnrilits of Laces- Rein-
nats of limbroideries Remnants of Wash Goods l’i‘iiils-~ Giiighaiiis I"l:innellet-
tes White Coitons Sheetings Pillow cottcns and a host ofthings that we have _
noroom io meiitioii.
SALE OPENS AT NINE COME EARLY---GET IN FIRST.
About rl dozen overcoats and reefeis
for boys, nice styles, REMNANT
SALE, HALF PRICE.
J Specialf rcmi_i_ant sale dlot_ of Men’s
umpers o goo strong enim
B wz>rrli75i0i,o0 _.  .__49c
Boys winter caps with fur or knitted
wool band nice patterns 50 to 25C
75
Sixty . suits for boys, all sizes. tweeds
and worsted Remnant Sale HALF PRICE
I-iéuc :i__iid Black denim _Oyeralls good
stout urn le gorrients wort rom
90l<>i_\5 M  _.599
(_}ood_ strong heavy Jumpers of fine
weight ceiziiii, 90C to125 value
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`i\fleii's Coos of Good heavy Tweed Splendid heavy weight winter caps ‘Y
Knit and Fur bzlrids, nice patterns 39C fur lined or felt lined band 1.25  -
and good styles, 1.f‘0  to 1.50 for . _ . . _ . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . .
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_ Remnant Sale of good sweaters
Bo_ys Puh ove_;‘__ and coafuistlyile svi eal-
ers, a argc ine, . to 1.15 l -
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_Another ___l_ot o_f___ s\_1{f_r__a__t__eg_sA_\f{{r boys
various sorts c to .. c . `
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A large. zissortmentf of i_1l_e5i’s coat
sweaters, prices running rom _
mms    ._  89C
200 shirts for men---many kinds and
Odd lol of pnjamasquite rimimlier,
but :ill lines that; :ire broken HALF
PRICE. Rl£l\/lNAN'l` _ . . _ _ . . . . . _ . _ . . _ .
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Odd range of shirts :uid iii ht
shirts worth more than double 356 '
 Big Remnant Sale of Wash Dresses
Stock l‘;ll-:ing brought forward :i lot of very rliirl- wash dresses l.><-loiigingflo lust serlscri _
' They are all very nice dresses nice fzihi'ics-- cocci styles, well made and good fillers. _ _
We propose to get clear of evvljv one of ilielil this \veek-- :ind here is the policy that is
going to do it.
One great' line of pretty colored /\iiotlici‘ gram. irzsorlilient of d,;ng~y
dresseS. all sorts regular val- 1  wash dresses zephyr i-lc, colored 1 
uesto2_-O0    . ' worth 3.50   ._  i
White lawn and mull dresses daimily Dainty dresses of mull :iid allover
.1 fir' d Odom-r- or-in - e b 1:1. hi, rl r 6.00
1'-_iia4,§<i"n..f_'_'_“'“_‘:. 5”.) _  2-.00 fri? .fflfu?.ii_'.f°..‘i'i'_i...(f..... 2.50
Now is the Time to Subscribe
for ROSEMON T STOCK----
Rosemolili Stwk is selling so fest that we
do not lhink it will be on the market any length
of time. In a short lime this stock will be sell-
ing at a premium on its par value.
Every person who wishes to realize a whole year’s dividerd
on about a half y_=ar’s investment should not delay in having the
application reach the ofiice of the Fur Farmers’ Bureau. Stock will
be alloted in the order in which the applications are received.
The fact that the Rosemont Company paid the highest divid-
end on record during 1913 will make the stock in keen demand, and
I foxes from this ranch will bring the highest market price. _
1 Enquire at the oflice of the Fur Farmers’ Bureau & Exchange,
Limited, Victoria Row, Charlottetown, P. E. I., for particulars and
ing and moderate prices.
Leave the next pre-
scription here. I
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Told \ll\ll¢ 2" l  2  - iddress... .. . ....... .  . .. .
i I am interested in a good Fox investment and would like to receive full particulars rc'
garding the Rosemont Consolidated Silver Black Fox Ccrrpany Limited.
_ 149 Gt. Geo. Simi '
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<1f\i8S» Careful °°'“P°““d'  Fur Farmers’ Bureau & Exchange Ltd., Charlottetown, P. E. l. i 3.
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