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BAM) AT AIWNA regular
"'“"  I I limes: with  vlan is
‘gag gfga “l‘“*»_~ l¢°m~=l\. inci-flare Ama in-ni in. (wednesday) as it
lie todd um' ‘.’7'P°9“¢¢ 'bw imexpecteo tllettng-gemes_ for the
and nwbgg xagmml alll-0 'llll Stan Trophy will come on on Thurs-
“!=° i You ml ilixyuie Qfericdltfl dw and Frida’--_.°i'h"* - I - -
"““" “"'°“ !°“l Nil” the merit ln Acolzvrmn -'rue lcwniner nom
,,_. V '| _‘w __ "__'. _ _ _ `
\bu|ld@l_lCB"'0f 18”' Dialieillln. It makes such team cballenle has been received and
milsrv vanish in live minutes only Accepted by 'rlie Guardian stick
   fn out _1l¥0\|r stomach is in a oolitinuous Handlers to a friendly -game of
"°v°"“'" Y°\l @4111 let it regulated hockey any time they can procure the
3 x "*""!.3  . ‘I ‘ _ 'l Pl°"°»A |°F your sake try Diapepsinf rink- The Guardian has also decided
 .mid dry. It's so needless to have a bad etom- to accent The Patriot hockey team
. »- .  ."» _ / sch-make your next meal a favorite ehellense to a friendly game. When
W8 “Q p_I¢Pil'8d t0 d¢llV€1' ‘°°d mul, Hientake a little Diapep- 0105' set the rink the opponents will
sin. There will not be any digg;-¢”_.= be there. ‘
small lots as quickly and well °“' ‘""‘°“‘ '°“’~ 1"' -"°°°“°° P°P°'°- _ "“"‘ `
Dillllepsin "really does" regular, 'IYHE INWARD TRAINS.-The Sou-
`. _ - . »  weak, out~ol-order stomachs they thern accommodation arrived in Char
I8  d0 181'g¢ 0l'd¢1'5. ' _gives ie wg mguigng 0| “I” a,,nua1,_ lottetowl; ygstprdgg-int ___I0.56 _a.m.;
Y
forty minutes late; he Eastern ex-
Get n large fifty cent egg, of pgpgg Dress at 10 55 a in , thirty five min
Diallepsin from any drug store It is “W” 15”- 91° W°“°’° “PW”
the quickest, surest stomach felis; I 30 a in , on time and the Suni
. -    and cure known. It acts almost like?" "l_£1`°id° n B°l!011ll1l0'3lU0I\ Bl- 5-45 Pi
v  ..~ ~  . ._ | mario-_ima aeeleiiilue. harmless ann: in.. thirty minutes lain. 'ree mil
~ ,‘  f  -_ , y1¢¢“n¢'m¢pu-,_¢1on whim, truly b°__' special from Georgetawn arrived at
_; ;li"J’-  I' i   _I lense in evsziiema ~ ~ 12-35 v~ m-
 2_4-0-~ " Ch’t0Wfl C RUNAWAY.--Yesterday evening the
 i " i ` horse belonging to the' Imperial 0i._
COMMUNWIZALIII' l'|UlCl.  P cn.. oharlncteiown, bolted down
Longworth Ave. seemingly for nd
0|IP0l_|'Ul_!\lUHO_|ll0,B0l!0ll,Dr1aB __ good cause, and for the same reason
_, _ ,. i ~
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ala-
£2#
T" ia, , `;.ii'-Lip
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srl." '°a{_=‘*:..*i'*"‘*f%.§l*°=i.°`.'i.:i:'°1:2:
use onfkglo nhdiir eggs; diothlng to
 sainshigl' \'i‘s0l‘;ei' §;?'=i= d'
521" mini ii';.'°nliil°iiE' i‘ii‘oai'}°iiia°e'.l§‘°ii'r'ii
eiass. .llnroPOA_ID n _ .
ABSOLUTELY FIREPRUOF
|tcno_loo tiotlllaqwood but thsyloor
Eqmppzl with its own Sanitary
Vacuum Cleaning Plant.
Strictly A' Temperance Hotel
c. .i’.!.’$?.J2Iiu.°i’£l$i i....
srolusn nr. cinirrs
¢ll'l- IAIIAGBI
To Feed
because it, keeps your stock
in perfect condition, PRE-
V E N 'l` S DISEASE, IN-
CREASES the FLOW of
MILK, aids digestion so that
every ounce of food taken is
properly digested and assimi-
lated. ‘
We are headquarters for
STOCK FOODS. P 0 U L-
TRY FOODS, CONDITION
PO WDERS, &': &c
' If you have a sick or blem
ished animal it will pay you
to consult
Geo. E. Hughes
“The Pcop1e’s Druggist"
bumped into several posts on the
way breaking one oil with a report
like a piston rod After. breaking the
If ‘~~ ‘I -ic.”
' 4 U -5 M ` A. -. ' ` Dost he had been' looki
, ng for the ani-_
» ‘ S  F mal slowed down without very mucli
ii ., more trouble, and fortunately no
other riainnge resulted from the un-
warranted dash. The oil carriage
had a miraculous escape and there
was no oil wasted.
PEll80lllL8
_ The many friends of Wm. Fraser,
Vernon, will be pleased to see him
out again utter his recent iillness.
.___
' Miss Edith Saunders leaves tonight
for New York alter an extended visit
to her home in Charlottetown.
The many friends of John Tweedy;
Earnscliiic, will regret to hear oi
his illness, and hope for his speedy
recovery.
(From Yesterday’s Evening Guardian)
. George Diclrieson, New Glas-
gow, spent the week end in Char-
-'| lottetown.
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lug- ' _
R_ __-_--Healing
FL
Oin tmen
Lloyd E. Moreslde, Charlottetown,
spent the week end at his home in
North River.
E f Rexall ‘Healing Ointment is unusually good for_burns, Golden weeks Fredericton was __
cuts, bruises, sore muscles or any kind of skin eruption. It passenger on éhe western gram YW
X3  pleasantly perfumed and gllarzlllteed to cure or your te;-any morning to Charlottetown. _
moii_ey,_will~be refunded. » i  _ _ ‘ » ff --3 .
Hector Currie has returned to
A _ _ `L8rj`g'¢_fl)0x""20¢“‘ _' I 'Charlottetown after spending the
week end with friends in the country.
 _ '- _~ . _ _ _ ` i
L _  ` -Dr CO0 Miss Lilian Carver and Miss Susie
_ ,  , ‘ ~ f Flynn, commercial students, Char-
L _
” Cor' Gt- Geolge & Kent sts' lottetown, spent the week end in Ha-
zelbrook.
1_1 ‘
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ii ni i 1' T|10fl'li>\S GBSS, Ch8.l'l.0l'.t€l'.0WIl, l'B‘_
Ai’ Valuable Pile
i l I.. s J -» _  Tobacco is a pile of
"' Q, i » Riel-iT

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_ " ' '  Hlclcsvs la _
, i _  -~ CUT smoking tobacco,
. ’; i  '  Cool, Sweet, Mild, pure,
_‘ clean, and wholesome.
n _Better lay in a sutgaly
a
xfl
f=§__;>_ _ &r'<7 at presenigfprices, an t
a good run ogr your
ii`ioneyӤ"_Made of the very best tobacco, and made
mol-fl'r.'  - .
. i, - . . .m
 1lliclicy ~&. Nicholson Tobacco €o.~l.ld.
i . . _ .
Q aim-amginnmannan -*-*
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- turned on the western train yester-
' day morning after visiting friends in
New Glasgow. ‘
NO DIFFICITLTY .
IN 1-ll'l"l‘lNo TARGETS
BERLIN, Mor. 1.-The Zeppelin
airship Hausa made a number ol
bomb dropping tests at the Doebitr
Camp yesterday. The bombs hit iix-
ed targets every time,.while the sol-
diers tried in vain to locate the air-
ship.
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POPULAR luA.rol§l'l'v '
OTTAWA, March I.-Though 'th
navy bill received a. parliamenta
majority ol 30 it was in a popul
minority of 2,000. The 114 men wh
bill represent 2,000 fewer elector
Sanilal°y Sweeping
 ipifevent the germ laden dust_caus_ed by_the
\vqi_-l<__oi"t_he broom, -there iirnothlng quite so efficient
1;1,_¢;_;.'¢.f¢i-. pure and sweet \’  3 UU  0 ’
nihkesffyoar workeasiei- and i- \§<IllfR_.  » -
cii_ts1down1.t`h e bother” Of  o_'_
dusting iully one half _ ~.-... -_
and endorsedby Churcl1eS,
'and-Hygienists. -
I    
l<<-~_-  ;  . ; ' no fi' .iv i-rf-~' `_'_»_s‘:
 
\ . _/ _
I -Cans ‘Zia f _ _
` than the 84 members who vote
against the second reading. -
_view of the fact that one man wh'
voted with the government represen
two .\-idiugs. This is Sir Rudolph
big rldings
::For those euilering from
weakness, lassitude, or run
constitution we most heartily
commend a' bottle of Rexall
Iron and Wine. This is
that for general
is in the highest
sound bone-and tissue,
all the vital organs and
vim and snap into the most
mortals. Full 16 os. h0U-1°
McKinnon -Drug Co. Corner
Geo. and Kent Str.
P'i=¢__.Wiih A
“hlol'eish” Taste
and wholelonis
PM milfs"
°°..'J‘.'"2i ii!
frenz. ull'
Pal”
never nom:
ls-°-_
- ¢..,.‘»i».»~..»..n§°
ls AGAI sr 'mu s
llonnnrl NAVAL BIl.i.-I
voted for the second reading of thg
This is regarded as remarkable iii'
Forget. The Liberals 'represent thg
llld.
for a
and
company
music was
Horton.
"THE MARKETQPRICES.-H‘@ fol-
` ng, pnieea _were secured on the
arlottetown 'liiarket square yester-
y and have prevailed since last Fri-
yr-White oats, 38 to 40c; black
ts, 40 to 42c; potatoes, 25 to 30c;
I(quarter), per lb, ~10 to 161:.
e prices quoted by the wholesalers
_ez-Potatoes, .25 to Z8c; hay. 70
ot 75c; white fists, 38 to 40§;sblack
s, 40 t ' ' -strain _#.0 to
lin. °‘  ‘ i.
'BIRTHDAY , CELEBRATION. -
nite a number of the ' neighbors as-
mbled at .the Home oi Mrs. Mc-
arville's etf, Fceetown on Tuesday
vening to migrate her 85th birth-
ey. An enj able evening was
bent in singing, music, and galnes.A
ountiful repast was served in Mrs.
cCsrville’s usual good style. As
e company departed for their homes
lie! wished her many mpre happy
irthdays. Mrs. MeCarville has a
rother Wm. Rogers of F1-¢etown_
ho is 94 years. Mrs. P. Morgan,
Charlottetown, is a ds\ighter.J.
::A WORD T0 WISE INVESTORS.
t is generally admitted that the pro-
osltion put before the public by the
tandard Black Fox Company is one
bi the best on thc market. That the
liiiltivation of the oyster will be in-
luded in the Company's charter has
inpreaseil many with the value and
portnnce of this Drotitable indus-
ry as a. contributory revenue pro-
cer. The Dolicy laid down from
t e start by the organizers to pro-
gtlre foxes oi the very best strains in
he Province, regardless of cost, has
Eoved to be an important factor in
e C_ompany's unprecedented sale of
itock in ii. short time. Among the live
options secured one is from the_ fa-
elous Dalton Ranch, another lately
_ecure'l is the progeny of a female
which had a. litter ol six last year-
glr first litter. The assurance of thc
on. John Agnew, Alberton, that
gba pair coming from his ranch will
_e second to none is suliicient guar-
'Qntee of the high quality of this
glair. Everyone applying for stock
as plcuscd to know that Mr. John
Lewis will he caretaker and ranch
?anagel- whose residence is just close
tiough to have the ranch under his
watchful cye. “How many shares
ikqlvc you in the Standard Company?'7
is is a. question often asked and a
ifery pertinent one, too, for the wide
awake investor-. The sale of stock
as been very brisk; 'steady buying
infill soon exhaust lt as capitalize-
tion is low-l)on't delay; get your
me on the stock llstgtvtlay. The
ox business is bolind-~to-be»-the
gamplon Industry of Prince Edward
sland. Have faith in it; get in now
ghd hrive a share in the profits which
ave added immensely to the wealth
I f so many people. There is a. chance
r all classes. The "Man with the
oe," although he may not be able
D dip ns deep as the Banker, has a
'hanco too to improve his condition;
flat him loin the crowd and subscribe
time for some shares in the Stan-
kbrd--Doll’t be among those Whose
late it will be to lament that they
llareleesly lsr. the eviden opportunity
` ass by. The officers of the company
e:-S. W. Crabbe, President; Hon.
_ E, Hughes, Vice-President; D. A.
cKinnon, Box 129, Secretary-Treas-
_f.e,._ ._ i 0-4M2_i.
_
Facial   Creams
‘ This is the time of year
for cliapped _ faces and
hands, and rl_ghi. now_ls I
'the time to g1ve_ Sp€C}21l
attention to their fskln.
ALMOND CREAM is a
prep:-iration_ior softening
and beautifylng the skin,
and is nicely perfumed.
I t contains noth ing
greasy or s_t1ck_y. I_f 11S€d
faithfully’ it will give the
skin a .youthful, a n d
b e a ut i ful appearance,
which is so much desired
Price 25c A
Johnson & Johnson
` The Quality Drug Store-
 -H
' V give supreme satisfaction you will
' mea no get `
cn agar v-rlll lint :lee¥‘t|`|?h.%?e
get sl not some on no In
how lIll'll‘;ou try to hate themndo
A-Nl’ ills. mln! different s‘\iles»

Gee St
£119
Quee
if .
nam//uefyaub - Q1.” fl?
The busiest "store on Charlotteiowifh busiest street 
121’
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37 Stylish i Coats for Women ac;
,f,_.~'§~\-,,_ I  1-3 off--and More _
. *`-;=f.§\\ __ ,J
  F* Note the I tems
$33/_s
sf'
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sacrifice.
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10 winter coatsin black, navy and
‘ grey, all small sizes 32 and 34
only, semi fitting. former prices
$10.50. ll..-io -nd 12.00. 'rbi-,y
must be cleared at this stile so '
the price ls............$5.95 each
7 black cloth couts,priced ut $14.00
l5.75, 18.00 and 22.00, sizes ill,
Jill, 38, 40 und 42. You cull have
them ut ...................... .. l» J off
."l black cloill coats. silos for stout
figures-till and 4 I --prices i-l .00
_und 18.00 for 0.07 and $I200 ee.
0lllui~k c!ol.hi~,orits. sizes ill, :iii
uni] 104, wuddeil lining with
Wostoril Suble cullaw, prii~e.~l
$22 50, 25.00 and 32.00, during
_ this sule...............25p. c. off
HERE ARE SOME REALLY phenomenal valm  in
dressy, stylish, well-made and up-to»ilif.~ minute coats.
There is not one in the lot worth a cent less than the price it
_ ‘ regularly sells for. The reason we are reducing the prices is
-i ` _ that during the alterations to our stole we have to removetlie
_ _ _f__,_,,  ' Q women’s clothing _section and to save the expense and trouble
“ ‘ of putting away winter garments we are selling them out at 8.
0 _ A glance at the prices will show you the phcnoiilenal sav-
ings you can make.
2 green beaver cloth ocats with
Western Sulilo collar, size $0.
$82.00 for S10. A rcul good.
warm cout $25.00 for .... _.$l5.00
1 black cloth coat, black curl lin-
ing. (iermau Otter ,collillz size
lid $18.00 for.................$l2.00
2 black plush coats. sizes 30 and
43, priced at $37.00 f1»r..$25.50
l only black Astmchuli clutli cont,
size 5l0,;lri~_v slltiil lining t.hl-I nigh-
out, $30.00 for ............ ...$25.50
l only rut cout. si'/.0 40. llrowli
satin lining $03.00 for..$38.00
'J only rat coats, sizes 30 and 88,
satin lined, full length. $78.00
for   552.40
A / . 'E \
0 Fur and Fur-Lined Coats i/
Only 1 navy broadcloth coat left,\vith muskrat lin-
ing and mink collar, size 30, brings $110. at ordinary
times, now ..............................  . ............. .$55.00
l electric black seal coat, three-qllartei' length,
size 38, brown sutdn lining throughout, a splendid cout
for cold weather und considered a good buy nt $0.`>.00
offered now at .............................. . .. . . .... .$47.50
0 black Boklulrull lnmli r~o.ix.-_ sizes 254, 30, 4! iilld
and three at 42, regular pm-ei; win-1 $47,50nmv _$23715
$50.00 f0l' 525-00. 'U10 $52.50. coal has large Al-.ii-l<:l.
Suble collar and raver:-s $26.25 nliil $57.50 for. _ .$28.75
2 black cloth coats, ulnrniot lining, Westrrn Siihlo
00112113 Sizes 30 und ISN, a good cont at rho regular prirro
$7»5'iunrkeil ilo\\' ut   $27 50
Waists. Suits. Skirts. etc 
At Your Own Prices
24 dainty white blouses, u arly all in sizes 32» 34. and 42, have
been selling ell alongat $l.95'§ow . . . . .
..  . . . . .
  85c
Another table piled high with white blouses in many styles and
sizes, worth to $2. 50, your choice . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. .$|
48 white blouses all low neck. sizes 32 and 34, some are worth
up to $1.75 but because the sizes are limited we are making tli§_i_n
St.. . . . .
 . . . . . . . . . . .
..`....... .. .
SUITS in black, navy and tweeds, have been selling well at
p'ices ranging from $16 co to $22.00. Some of them are noi up to
tlie latest styles slid that is why they are marked at. . . . . . $7 each
RAINCOATS in cravellcttes and paramattas, colors browll,
navy, black ard grey, have been selling at $10.50 to $17.50, put in
as a special contribution at......._...... . . . .. . .. . . .  . . .$5 wth
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2 BRAIDED DRESSES in navy and fawn, worth $lI.50. .. . ... . - - - - - ~ - - - - $150 T0 C16 H
I navy panama dress, cream lace yo ke, size 36, \\'ol'tli all of $ll.5o lor. . . ... . . _ . . . . . .. . . . . S
_'go SEPARATE SKIRTS in serges, tweeds and panalnas, medium sized bands, worth up t
$5.5oyoursat..... .. ...-... . . . . . .
 .
..  ...... 
28 FLANNELETTE WRAPPERS, si'/.es.3:; to-30, in°red, navy and grey, were snapped up a
$l oo, $1 25 arli$l.6o yourchoice today at  ._ ..  . .. ..... ............-------75
H or the "Tiny Tots”
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COATS just 4 iii bright red cloth trimmed
with black braid, for girls age 6, 8 and lo years,
just the right weight for spring, regularly $5.75
today . . . .
_.iz   $3.50
3 navy freize coats for child age 2. 5 or 8
years. have been marked $2.75. 3.25 and 4.25,
today they are . . . . .
. . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . .
.  2.00
2 green corduroy velvet coats for child age
3 and 4, always sell at $3.95, today. . _ . .. $2'5o
_ 1 panne velvet coat, blue, for a three year
old, the price marked is 54.5o but you can have
itfor ..................   $3
2 coals in brown and navy velvet for clilld
age 4 and 5 years. We always ask 54,95 for
this style but today will accept. . . . . . .. _ . _ . .53
_ 2 heavy plush coals for girls nge 4 and 5.
made in a pretty shade of blue and regularly
worth $8.50 for  ..................$A.50
Over ~ _ I
$37.900.000
of New Business was written by the Sun Life
Funeral Director em-
balinsr-Miss A. Fc:ri;uson,Lsdy
Assistant- Personal Attention
and Promplncss Guaranteed.
Umnhulance calls answered at
short notice.
' SPE
of_Canada.for ,tli_e.yea.r 1912, 'an increase of °"°"`"” C ‘
over $5,500,000 .over 1911. A magnificent
tribute to' the capable management of this good
old "Prosperous.'an&f`2rogressive" Company.
Charlottetown, ' Manager, for P.  I
' a
l"iil\ll_,g:\li||g
and Relig-
nl»lr’<~
I-
If you want nsgiavtiglg bmi: thi: ‘ _ -. .‘*""*“.-B-'_t _ _
' ' ‘. s, wi _
:mf -sv\h'$r1?ut,r:ide\\'ill always P  S
And. Sale
A R|3B.E§.|l5E‘li l A
Tl" h""*'°’ ‘"°‘n" ""°'° Y" 'h'  The first Provincial Htrse Show 'will be held st Charlottetown tick 1 M lilé
::°.?"°§§E|l\l;;l§,,,\i\n°\::¢`=l’_img I P. E. Inland in the Agriculture Building on March i8 19:3 und" *P*
` usoicesof the stock Breeders Association. '
_ Ani auction sa$’_of horses will be held on March
with the Horse Slnw. A catalog will will beipsued
all animals to he offered yor sale may be listed,
will be accepted _ _ _ _ _ . ‘_ _
. Entries forthe Horse Show mnstba  .l°'§f9“' Mm” 'st
for Prize Usts, Catifoxgnes andiurtheria __ __  -
I ie on nepirimen¢fe¢7ls;rl_i}1isi*~.Ch°f*°“°*°"°
 ~\ i y
“"‘.v,-~.\»‘
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seie lux
journey if
C R Route.
e
and you
all worry,
be checked
and all con-
arranged. _ 
Cell or write to ~ ~
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City Ticket