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FEBRUART 23.191? "THE I.A'riae': °::; ivsi , T  1  7*. in TIA 'E' IOWIWGUARITIANV _i   ilnsr luim "ii ' I FIVE fi V
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For Names and Addresses of
Dealersfrom whom the wonderful
' _;;.j~f'.‘n;.
-  , .ii A
V;e=_f..Viff>~
  sense
can be piircliises in Chariottetowii
mn] Siiiiiiiiersid: P. E. I. see large
nd\'crii~'eineiif iii this issue. _
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    |` ` i I ple' that ind' tiy prove to the peoi
' 1:‘.i’.‘:.‘iz.:.i";.,;‘z:i:'.‘.“..V. "s 
_ v ree i ' '
A    give "atisfa¢tl0n £0 any onie usliiils 
'Too loaded
d
up with ourconl. It will noi- spoil. how v
e\'ei'luiii: it is kept. and it is always a
good thini: to have in the cellar. “Tire ;’~‘9I`_°iSed in their manufacture,
Bengl' “avg T00 Much ni.i.§'i.ii‘§..tii.'i.ni`ie.li.if."`.ii.'<i 'i»'°°”“" °'
than inn little.ll your supply isprery C
l tl t\ii\¢-us i-ie-iid' t
li w, ii- er_ ' ‘ _yuu M. On or su. . - _
|t“~ ai lung time yet belora the danger of bv the entue medical IIVUIEBSIOU BS in-
.Vnlrl sniips \\i‘|l Jo fully past. V
A. Pickard & Co.
Pinne 240
Ch’town. ' U
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l.l‘I.\\`l.`\`fj 'l`Oil()NTO UNIVERSITY. tj
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'i‘iliul.\"l‘U, Feb. 23-~Pi~of. li. Ram- .1
.~':i_\i \\`riglit, who for/ ltliirty-eight phase mg,.c,liL,nts k
\-uiirs hiis hi-en professor of biology, v
ni- iiiiiiiral history in Toronto Uni- di
\vi:~‘ii_r, will leave the university staff
nt the and of June. He intends go- u
ing tn flxford and European colleges T
for ir:-'|\:ii‘i~h work. To the-thousands tee_ Thrcc six 25
nf stiirlciits throughout Ontario and ,,
ntliri' pmiiiiires who have passed iw- 1 1
ilor his genial direction "lie" is the ‘T
nh-nl in-nf.-:-sm'. His successor will l 1)
be lniril to get. ,
r`_`__ _ T’ _-_ ”
lllilleal that might b ,1
highest legal authorlfileiamirhzt 1?: figs
spoken to said the judgment was the
m
delivered on the subject.
We Guarantee to Relieve Dy5pepsi8_
_ Dysp ) A T success of Regal]
‘ b i in ea with onrminntiven
ll.
U0" and dyspcpsia. _ gee'
BI elisinr used in Rexall Dyep¢p_
as to develop its greate t tri '
Pepsin supplies to the gigeitiii/l:'n§;l
paiatiis one of the most im-portant
elements of the digestive fluid. With.
iexall Remedies only ar,,oiir store-
'THE I-IEBERTS. _
MONTREAL. Feb. as-a I _
bert. the legally divorced ssdmiegi
lyvremarried Principal of the famous
“UW Zieclded yesterday. wee seen this
mom IIE by a. Canadian Press repre-
sentative. He said that his legal ad-
visers were considering the question
of an appeal.
‘Asked how it was that after drop-
Dlng the case and pleading poverty
 ‘FB °P“i¢‘mP1eti11s going on with
. e said* that if his wife could af-
ford the litigation, he would have to
I Mrs. Hebert could not be -seen, but
le' 1*‘~WYe|`» G- V. Cousins said she
Wm’ °"°'j°Y°d by the result. He said
he was Nady $0 30 on and light an-
ost thorough that had ever been
A Liberal 0llei° ~
If We Fail the Medicine Costs
Nothing.
1895 UH and dyspcpsia
ltgmlnr lgermauently relieved and that
Yspellsla Tablets will bring
The remarkable g
slsia ahlets (1 t th
egree of scientificniikiiie uted einhlrigh
islng their formula as well as to tl;
een comml d wsin have
néli Otller ugent5_
Onstlizililpttlh-Siibiiitrate and Pepsin are
-‘_ emDl0ye<l and recognized
uluahle in the treatment of ind;
The P
a Tablets is carefully prepared so
#tilt l2llcvdi_i:estion_ and assimilation
0011 me impossible.
The C“"nl"*1§lV¢B Dbssess proper-
es which aid in relieving the dis.
"i’“'l°°S and Dain caused bv iindi.
€S*9\l_foo<l_ This combination or
ma es ii remedy ln.
aluable for the complete relief of in.
gestion and dyspc-psia_
We are so certain of this that we
rize you to try Rexall i)`ysp¢,p5i,,
ablets on our own personal giiai-nn.
SS. cents, 50 cents,
nd $1.00. Remember, you can obtain
he Rexall -Store. The McKinnon
rug Co. _ '
V  M' ~ I, i_ _--.nes
E ::-- The Teeth are the Gate- I
' way to the
Keep them clean and vour health will he greatly im- -
l‘fo\':d. REXALL I’Ef\RLTOO1`l~I POWDER cleans the
incth perfectly, hardens the gums, swecteiis the breath and
is very pleasant to use and economical. 25;; 9, tim
The MacKinnon Drug Co.
` Cor. Gt. Geo. and Kent Street _
L-
Stomach L
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Li _
are wise to llie fact that our RIV-
AL and MASTER MARINE
brands of snioking tobacco are the l
best on the market. They give
more satisfactioii l`or_ the money '
than any other kind manufactured :
-cool, sweet, flagrant ani satisfy-
ing. Ever try our COMBINATION
TWIST chewing tobacco? If not,
you have missed something good.
Ik Hickey £9 Nicholson Tobacco Co. ,
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_ VVz_~ _i,'y.‘.lW/).' apartments, and iiiostnhzautifdlsliomel 022 ' TQ' 4- '_
 ‘i have their wallscoated with Alribastine. \‘Vl_1y `°~_3,1_‘,-_;-_;;;_;;,,__ so after extending best wishes for a delicite Psbple-
/' --rf not yours? No other wall covering is so sanitary  long and happy _wedded life to the It is a flesh and tissue builder. -
, -or so beautiful, Alabastined walls are so charming,   and gyxliinhomgy dls!i_¢;li';aed Htl; Two 5;,”
i °°n' ""l"°"y' Mabasune is npplield i`:th`c:;;:v;;°;;n:;l i- were Iliixsglfc numerous land sxpenglve. 50|; ‘nd 
HM l"'“5l‘- N° “'°“ble’Y°“ “"1 “PP 7 ' 7°' ' '.*1°.1=»'--~ testifying to the esteem in which the
p last for years. Alabastiue will not fade or :lub 03. lt is I  contracting parties are held' The
" ' `_ ceini-nt, and hardens withage. Itcan be re-c0at- “:=i'¢=,`;f Guardian joins in wishing them bon  & 
i I " d "th t rn v'n the old coat " ' “ '- voyage through lile. (Patriot please V _
E M W re ° l g ~ ` '°°PY~l The Quality Drug Store
I
 A [Ti ' \ g_ 'ml'-'TA V" .. 1 ::-An eildemic of con hs in now
   I iiid #Ui  prevalent.p As a resultgws are hav-
iful tints. Come in
beauty.
scheme
THE oursiifs couiiiii cuiiiinini
It pays .to buy in* this Province. "
R. N. McNeill, Charlottetown, was
a passenger west yesterday alter-
noon.
Mrs. I-I. A. McDonald, Orwell Cove,
entered the P. E. Island Hospital,
Charlottetown, yesterday to undergo
treatment.
_There will be a complete change of
program at the People’s ,Theatre,
Charlottetown, tonight. Mr. Leyden
will also change his act. .
Mrs. A. F. Beaton of Alexandra
and little son Lester are visiting in
Murray River, the guests of her
daughter, Mrs. J. B. Saunders.
The reserve seat ticket holders are
requested to be in their seats at 3
quarter past eight this evening as the
game between the Orioles of Halifax
and the Victorias will start prompt-
ly at that time. '
There will be service next Sunday
evening at seven o'c1ock in Fair
V_iew Baptist Church with a sermon
by the pastor, Rev. C. W. Sables.
Subiecti Is the Bible true, is it in-_
spiredf
Rev. Dr. J. C. McMillan, Cardigan,
will lecture on “Day Dreams" in the
basement of the Cathedral on Mon-
day evening. March 4th, under the
auspices of the Knights of Columbus.
Proceeds will be in aid of St. Vin-
cent Orphanage. Admission will be
twenty cents.
A Lyndale correspondent writesz-
Ceffhas Carver, who was ranchintg
in the West for the last eight years,
is spending the winter at his old
ho-me and is now paying a visit to
busily engaged in erecting wind-'
mills.-The genial Postmaster, D. R.
Bruce is 'performing his duties to the
satisfaction of ull.-The well known
horseman M. McLean is training his
carriage stallion and there is all
prospects of his being a speedy
driver. All wish Mr. McLean success.
A correspondent writes from Ceu-
tral Royalty as follows;-The roads
in this part of the country are in s
very bad condition. Several teams
have been damaged and considerable
excitement caused. Miss Sadie Ma-
thleson, Oyster Bed Bridge. hai been
on an extended visit to Central ROY'
alty, the guest of Marybelle McRae.
Miss Gladis Campbell was 3 11853902
er from the west Monday morning.
Miss Campbell is teaching in Central
Royalty and has excellent manage-
mme, _Among those who attended
the banquet at York on Wednesday
i w _ . . ~
.iifligss Mary Mcllac, Miss Mathieson,
Frederick McRae and F. H. Roller.
John Gallant, Oyster Bed BridE¢.1`€~
gently purchased a Guernsey heifer
from Roper Bros., from one of their
best cows.
On the morning of the 13th avery
pretty and interes»ting»ceremony took
place at St. Joseph‘s Church, Kelly's
Cross, which terminated in Miss
Ursula ivieonniu of Keiivs Cross be
coming the bride ol' John H. ‘Tray-
nor of South Melville. Rev. Dr. Cur-
ran omeiated and the bride. who was
charmingly attired ln a fawn coloreu
gown, wore a fur-lined coat, hlacli
velvet hat with white willow plumes
and was attended by Miss Statie
Trainor, sister of the groom. W'hf‘
looked pretty in a suit of blue with
not to mates. I-insert McQ\1sid.~
.brother of the bride, acted in the ca-
pacity of groomsman. As the happy
couple left the church amid showers
of rice and confetti, they were follow
ed by the good wishes of hosts of
friends who had assembled to witness
the ceremony. They drove to the re
sidence of Patrick McKenna, South
Melville, where Mrs. McKenna, sister
of the groom, gracefully presided as
hostess at a delicious wcddlng break-
fast, In the evening a large number
of friends and associates of both DBF'
tles assembled at the home of the
bride's parents, where Mr. and Mrs.
McQuaid dispensed their hospitalit
in a very kind and genial manner.
Songs were contributed by Various
members of the assemblage while ex-
cellent violin music was furnished -bv
Francis L. Trainor of Kel1y’s Cross,
Fred Dunsford, South Melville, and
Wllbert Lawless of Norboro. Di-inc
ing was kept up till the rosy tints
of dawn warned the tireless youths
and maidens that this aswell as alll
other good things must have on end,
C. F. Morrlsey, Tignish, was in
Charlottetown yesterday.
A. B. Warburton, Charlottetown,
was a passenger to Georgetown yes-
terday afternoon. _
Miss Mary McLellan who spenlt the
past week visiting friends in Char-
i
i
°
|21 Queen Street V » Cl".-|q¢¢¢¢¢wn
MOOPS  _ i V
The Busiesl Store on C|1sr|otfetown's Busiesf Street
lottetown, returned yesterday to her
home at Elliotte Mills. .
Rev. Ewen Macbougall will preach
on Sabbath, March 3rd, at Birch
Hill at 10.30, Mlllvlew at 2,30 and
Kinross at 6.30 p. m.
Mies Eine Giiiie, oiisrinttetewn, _
returned on the mall special from
G€0!`EBii0Wn yesterday afternoon from
Thursday’s Shopping trains gives
you a splendid chance to shop
Murray River.-R. F. Brehaut is il
FREE STENCILS
Let us show how to get beaut-
iful Alabiistine Stencils abso-
. lutely free. With them you
' can 'accomplish any dfsired 001
om
. Alabastine coinesin 21 different beaut-
and let ns show
` you some specimens of Alobastine
_ ' I Non
gonuho
i‘."..‘i‘L°"
Chunk
on Label
Ol'
-you can make your h e
_ ‘° charming at a moderate cost.
4 /llabastine in 5 pound packages..
 ......-.... .... 401:
kalsoinine ................. ........................... ..Z0c
Mnrblinn.... . ..  .....;.........  20c
A splendid line of whitewash brushes
ranging in price from. llc up
'lil/Q 0 Q¥5“(l\7O\ll(llfQ
 i 163 Keri Sfmt
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1 , ’-~, i, 'Q' ' ., _ »i';' ,_ !,~!.`l,
i
best we know of. If you have a
cough tr it on our guarantee of sat
tle.Sole agents-The MacKinnon Drug=
on., cor. Gt. ceo. and Ki. sis. |
2-19drtf.
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_ No need olllnglnglhe praises of our
Bakery Goodnv an all over town you
can hors than prslnd by thou who use
our Cream Broad’ Cakes. sic. daily. They
sro pure, wlioleaomssnd nutritious.
ing a very big demand for Rexall 
Cherry Cough Mixture-the nicest and I
y - 9
isfnctlon or money back.. 25c a bot-,Gafdnef S  |
Calgary, Alta.
Miss Mary Murna ha millin'
linery openings.
Charlottetown market ester-da
will be seen hy the itemized state-
ment given in this issue.
Hon. W. S. Stewart, K.(,‘_, and W,
.I-I. Croskill, Charlottetown, were
passengers to Georgetown _yesterday
afternoon to attend the Supreme
Court, which opened yesterday.
Harold C. Hodgson, Charlottetown
and Mr. Allen of Summerside, are
playing on the Baltimore, Md., h0ck_
GY team. the former being Captain
of the Dentists. _
J. K. Ross addresses the iY.M,(l_A,
’b'0'y's""'tnie"ev'enin§ ' iii "'s.s`6`6n the
value of Life Insurance. The meet-
ing is free and will no doubt be large-
y attended.
Prof. Theodore Ross. Charlotte-
ISOWII. was among those going to
Souris yesterday afternoon to attend
the seed fair which ,begins today.
Governor Rogers was also a passeng-
er 150 Sourls and will ofllciate at the
formal' opening today. _
J. A. Clark, Superintendent of the
Experimental Station at Charlotte-
¢0wi1_.'_u_nderwent an niiemtinn for np-
Dendicitis at the P. E. Island Hospi-
tal yesterday morning and at last,
reports was doing as well as could
be expected. His friends earnestly
hope for his speedv recovery.
The Committee of _management of
I’. E. I. Central Seed Fair met on
tho 23 inst to make final arrange-
ments for fair which will be held in
Market Building, Charlottetown, on
prize list which is hcing distributed
lS ITEC t0 8.lI 8IId is Very ggnlgr0llS._
Special encouragement is given to
hand selected grain, threshed and in
sheaf, and the Standing fields' com-
petition. The educational meetings
will bs a strong feature with such
speakers as Prof. Cummings, Truro;
Prof. Grisdale, Director Central Exp.
Farms, Ottawa; Hon. M. McKinnon,
Commissioner of Agriculture, Char-
lottetown; Harvey Mitchell, Dairy
Dept., Ottawa, and' others. The
speakers at meetings of Domestic
Sflielwe Will be experts in their lines
and also an expert. as representative
of Poultry Dept., Ottawa, Those
wanting eggs for hatching and birds
for mating should not fail to sec
the poultry exhibit. Special low
rates by rail have been secured for
those attending the Fair which will
be announced through the papers
later. All who want prize lists' and
information should write John H.
Gill, Secretary, Little York. Market
will be held on Monday, llth ln-
stcad nf Tuesday, 12 inst,
'Emulsion ol Cod
Liver 0il with
Wild ,Cherry and
llypophosphites
This is a very palatable I-imiilsion.
of pure Cod Liver Oil combined
with Hypophosphites of' Lime and
V
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4
i
Cure '
Gari|ner`s Asthma and Bron-
ch tis Cure is the old family
standby, -a preparation that has
been used in hundreds of Island
homes and given splendid rc-
snlts ln every case.
Unlike most prepirstions of
the kind, it does not alloc! the
stomach, is very easy to take,
pleasing to the tastgand If once
gots down to the cause ofthe -
trouble and ofTscts a prompt,
romplole cure. It is one of the
best preparations of its kind
‘hat has ever crossed a counter.
Prlea ..._ .. ......5l|e s bottle.
Thez Macs 
E H. 91'..
Charlottetown, was 9, passenger to
Georgetown yesterday afternoon en 5   W   
route to St. John to attend the mil.
There was a fair attendaiice ofthe
y _
There was no changes im prices ge
M r
Soda. also the foiiic properties of
Wild Clicrry Bark. _i _
It iii veri' valuable for weak, thin i i
a e.-.~...~_
_.a A. _._
at our great annual I
<
1 Stations
Fare
1 Souris
Bear River
' St- Peters’
Morell - - - - - -
Lot 40
Georgetown -, i.oo
Montague. ioo
L ardigan So
Feith So
Peakes’ 60
Mt. Stewart 5o
Bedford 40
' York 2 5
C li’town
i.oo
oo
30
.70
60
_ 'rains w1i.L Leave ALL érarioivs Ar suirasts nouns
_ -wonderfully lot rates will be ina le-take advantage of them to visit Chai lctte-_-
-V town and shop here at the greatest sale of
' LINENS AND Will IE GOODS IN P. E. ISLAND
A Here are the times-the rates-and all particularsz-
'l`RlllN ARRANGEMENTS
Train -
Depart
ii.i5a.m.
_ii 45 “
12.20 p.in.
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Towels made-or ‘some dish towels
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gains _.in white -coltons laid
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goods __‘coi_inter:~ , ` `
White Cotton 7c
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Longcloth 1 3cv
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Women’s Stamped $1
Night Gown
A length of soft fine Lons-
dale, enough to make gown.
with pretty pittern stamped
for einbroidering each $i.uo
Stamped waist $i.75.
Semi ready Corset Cover
Unlaundered _
Shirts 2.' for L35
These shirts have good cot-
ton bodies--made full size-
stitched all roiind,
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White Sheeting
Unbleached Slice
White Cottons
`V Address...
Moormac Crash Towelling
&: McLEOl),
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
Please send me samples of the following goods per return mail:--
White Pillow Cotton
Unbleached Pillow Cotton
Barnsley Crash Towelling
Embroideries
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' won $150,009 DECISION.
ST. JOHN, N. B., Feb. 23-Word
was received here today that the
King Lumber Mills, Limited, of Cran-
brook, B.C., in which New Brunswick
people are chiefly interested, has won
its suit for $150,000 against the C.
P. B. for damages to its lands by
tire.
_ ,  _ A meeting will be held at Frederic- t t G _
t J n tion next Monday night. to endeavor to ou poln erman in tho_
 8  _ |49 GV G¢°"3e St' oigsniliecs -Board of Trade for Sun- European diplomatic game, th: Brit-
hury County.
SHUSTER IS STILL TALKING
NEW YORK, Feb. 22.---W. Morgan
Shiister, who arrived today s.- lil :
"England dealt civilization and
progress a foul blow when she set to
work to create n strong Russia after
the Japanese war. The British
people are beginning to realize this
now and they will see lt still more
,clearly in the next ten years In its
ish foreign office has pan-l 5 gtlfl
price for something which will never
be delivered-Russian support against
Germany.
FEAR FISH FAMLNE. V
(il-IATHAM, Ont., February 22.-
Fishermen fear a fish famine in local
waters next year. The shallows of
Lake Bt. Clalr are frozen to the hut-
tom in places, and the llsh being
luimmod ln have slowly starved to
death. Others have been frozen rlllit
in the lee.
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