bkuhr
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A .
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-?§weha_ve -bigst ir for
best inn ri§rd° fi
_  , an
§ uiider cover and dry.
hen 'you-need Coal please
remember that we are here
to serve you; `
 PIUKARIJ & 00.
 Phone 240 »
_ 1’ Ch’town
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 is»Y<»rrfiu‘gii Bin  
 H High?
W ' '|l‘so'i*”educs it by using
_ 1..-r-.~-. a 
f Edison Mazda Lamps
' ' "Sold only by
Leigh. _& Fitzgerald
_ 158 Kent St.
_ _ Charlottetown-
I ' ‘
If you cannot c“ll ring up
~ Phone 302.
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We have on hand always
a choice “ line of Halibut,
Salmon, Mackerel, Haddock
Codfish, Eels and _Smelt
wlnch we are offering . a
th_e lowest prices Vconsisten
with the quality. '
'Cli’town Fish Suppl
' Company
Phone 340-J rafton Street
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Ailillg
There _are lots of people
who are Just_ ailing. They
have no particular disease,
but are simply “run down.”
This condition though com-
mon is unnecessary. _
The system siméily needs
a tonic. You coul not find
a better one than
- 'Hughes' _ _
._ - 11,. _
Beef Iron- and Wine
lt contains only the purest
ingredients. _ ' _ '
ron to ennch the blood.
Peptonized Beef -to
feed the tissues.
Wine as an appetizer
andstimulant. _ _
Give your system a little
push withithis good tonic
and nature will continue
the work, and the old energy
will be restored. 1 '
Geo. E.. Hughes
 i
Best ,quality
Hard Coal in
Egg
Stove
& Chestnut
Also Albion Nut
`Inverness,Sydney
Run of A Mines at
~Geo.E. Full’s
Coal Yard
' I Prince St. Wharf
Get .Clear of.
your life miserable.
' You’re_ too slow in _shaking that “naggy cough". If you ‘
don’t get rid of it now it will steadily grow worse and make
1 I 1
That Cough
' Rexall 'Cherry Bark Cough Syrup is a delightful and
_ effective remedy, especially good for children, and is pleas-
» ing to the taste, We guarantee this preparation will cure
your cough. If it doesn’t, bring back the empty bottle and
we’l_l refund your money. Price 25c. a bottle _ _
Mcltinnon Drug Co.f.‘I§“f<'.f.‘{°s‘1i.?_£°.‘f"°
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" Be Skepticaloi _   
_ _ "'f__,Bargaias ‘ __ J 'Q f  _ _ (
Neill! is-Gold that-Glitters " *IC* 5 pi’ _id -_,
 _. 1 $590 - gh _ f
lf you want, good, pure ui .,  _
relia le tobacco go to an _. Q i
honest manufacturer. W :'-~=~-;'e-‘f-.s-'~'.fn'-’-=?f:i--.1-'-="~’i:i£1-I~;':;~
have 'eamestl striven to
"~-.establish suchiitreputation and believe our old friends
- " l ' 
HTIHII
will say that we have never disappointed them. Hickey’s--.---.--
Black Twist Chewing Tobacco represents not o_nly
our best efforts but the best to be had in the tobacco line. _
l'lii`:key"& Nicliolson'l`ob. Co., 
Pho.\_ie_345,_-_ - .
- _ Manufacturers ,_ 5
- \'l\\‘e`s&°lb1`nvl//Aira`\\\\\\sv4v'1svll\\s\i\v1ln
 Fire Insurance   _
A Necessity
Then insure in good strong stock compan- .
ies,which never contest an honest claim such
i " as is represented by A
-'-eiisrittawwr _
IT PAYS to buy in this Province.
DISTRICT BCHQOL.-A far
in tlires scenes win be given
Hall Thursday, March 4th,
open 'I p in 8812
counter! CHANGE or program
at the Peoplo's Theatre to-night
should come and enjoy themselves
___1
'ro susscnisetis. _
wil(l} please note that the
iiian C uatrym
is ou., gw.. .... ‘iiiis Guardian six
scrlbsrs on Prince Edward Island.
-ras |»so#i._s'e THEA1-as under
managembtit is meeting with big
All should use the new pro-
to night
-__._.1_
POWNAL-.lThero will hes school
concert and-pie liocial in Pownal llal
on Tuesday. March 2, at 7.30 p..in A -
iuisslon: 15ot1 Ladies wtth -baskets,
free. - 8809.-3-1ni3ipd
week
cemetery
anyone
`dogs or
been *
particulars to Thoodoro "Ross, Secre-
tary, Sheep Breeders Association.
_ NOTICE. -»- Subscribers are notlil-
-ed that tho price oi’ the Morning Daily
Guardian (mailed iii l’. E. I.) ana
Montreal Daily Star is $4.00 per year.
The Morning Daily Guardian (mailed
in P E. I.) and Family Herald and
Weekly Star is $3.00 per your. The
‘price of tho Evening Guardian und
Montreal Daily Star (Mailed in P. E.
I.) is $3.25 per year, the Evening
Guardian and Family Herald and
Weekly Star (mailed in 1'. E. I.) is
$2.25 per year.
Y. M. C. A. APPEAL.- Mr. Cross;
the Secretary cheerfully telephoned
in the success ot the directors can-
vass within the last couple of days.
it would look now as lf the amount
would bo over subscribed by the citi-
'/:eiis who are uiixlous to see thc in
stitutlon continue. The following a-
mounts are gratefully acknowledged:
George E. Hughes $20; F. J. Holman
$10; A Friend $5; Isaac Holman $10;
Dr. Lcvingstonc Mays $5; Mrs. ll. M.
Johnston $10; A friend $10; Matthew
Leard,-Alberton $5; Wm. Agnew, Char-
lottetown. $15; Alex. Horne $10; J.lt.
Burnett $5; Mrs. L.M. Poole ».l0. This
amount totals $115 which being added
to the $330 alreaily subscribed mak-
es the total amount $445. lt should
bc explained that some oi' the old sus-
taining members of these lists have
increased their giving to the amount
of $35. This deducted from the total
makes the amount necessary to com-
plete tue new sustaining membership
subscription $90. The directors in~
tend havlng'it special meeting to-
night to go over the entire work of
thc Association and form plans to
permanently carry on the work. lt is
hoped that the remaining amount of
$90 will`be forthcoming as a result of
their canvas this week. lt may be
stated that citizens have received the
dlrectons niost cordially and have
done their best to help on the work.
cANA|:>A's PAv|i.|oN AT
PANAMA EXPOSITION
FORMALLY OPENED.
SAN FIIANCISCO. Feb. 25.- Cuna-
ila's pavilion ut the Panama Pacific
Exposition was formally opened to the
public today, after dedicatory cere-
monies ataeéided by a largenumber oi’
persons, ii luding many British sub-
jects.
The Doniinlon was represented by
Martin Burrell. _Canadian Minister of
Agicnlture. ln his address M. Bu-
rell read thc f ollowlng coblcgraul
from Sir Louis Ha\'D.0llrt, British Se-
cretary of State for, Colonial Affairs,
conveying it message from King Geo-
rge: ~ 1 - -
"l.» am lntrusted with it message
of’ good will and cong.ratulu.t.loga.i’rom
our a_ugus_t Sovereign to the auama
Pacific International Expositlpn.
_"'l‘he King tools that there is no
doubt that ;-this - great, undertaking
will bo atteuded»-wlth~ great success
and prove wontliy. ol the vast. accom-
plishment wliicbult celebrates. . _
“'}ils Majostymejolces to thliik that
his Donilnion of Canada is taking part
in this exhibition, thus testlfyiiiit to
thc appreciation _of the British Eni-
plre ut the linking of the Atlantic and
Paclilc and at the happy rosults which
may be expected from the mingling of
the watorsi of the .two~ooearis.l’- .- -
.At the-conclusion of Mr. Burrell’s
address, “‘God Save the King" and
the "Star Spaligied'Banner" wore
played.. 1 - . ' '  »
-- -i -. .. ..~---pi-»»_1_.~ -/’-~
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Miitfs' _Bs_ef,1..lron
. --and Wine -
all tho co
goodness _ ot
the 'piirost _
most palatable form '
and choice old `
wine.
a _bottle today
on the road to
-Price 75
_ -.|. H. -H
149 Great
ANNuAi. MsE'r|Nc-'rue annual
1116611113 ot his Egg Circle has been
gostponed, om 2nd of March to a
atb which will be announced short
LECTURE AND SOCIAL.-Rev
James C Martin, will lecture in the
Cardigan Hall Thursday evening,
Mhrcll 4th Subject The Crisis A
ple social will be enjoyed after the
lecture 8811
HOME GUARD- A decided
provement in the turn out ot tho
Home Guard Companies was record-
ed this’ past week. Over half the mem-
bers who have signed the service roll
turned out to the various drills. No.
2 Comps.ny_wlll paradc_on.Tuesday
evening. No. 1 Co., on -Thursday
evening aid No.'3 on Friday evening.
Every member is expected to be- pre-
sent it at all possible and thus en-
courage the officers.
OFFER PRIZES. - Last year the
representatives of the _ third district
of Queens County in tho Provincial
Legislature offered special prizes op-
en to their, district in the Central
Seed Fair, and they are again making
s. similar offer. Dr. Dewar, M. L. A.,
and H. F. Feelian. M. L. A., offered
$5.00 for the largest and most credit-
able exhibit in the grain and potato
classes open to the competitors of the
third district of Queens County as fol-
lows. First prize, $1.50; Second Prize
;1.25; Third Prize, $1.00; Fourth
rize, '75c.; Fifth Prize, 50c. and for
the largest and mort creditable ex-
hibit in the Household Science _ sec-
tion, $5.00 divided in a similar mun-
rer. The rules and regulations of the
Seed Fairs govern those exhibits.
“Turkish Delight- direct to our.
store from Carlo, Turkey, comes this
delicious swoetmcat in ncut, nir-tight
tins, as puro and fresh as it is poss-
ible to make and keep it. Price 20c
per pound. The MacKinnon Drug Co.,
Cor. Great George and Kent St;/fats.
Etf.
KAISER IS NOW ON THE FRENCH
THRONE
CAIRO, Feb. 26.-The Press Burcuu,
which the Germans have established
at Constanlnople, appears to be spend-
ing its tfmo in tolling the-Turks the
story of the great war,.ln the style of
"Tho Arabian Nights," 1 i _ _
According to the Journal Tcrjl-
man Askrl, an Asia Minor publication,
the Kaiser has nlroudy kept-his scif-
niadc uppolntmont to 'moot the Par-
lsinns in Pnrls. Thin newsliiillor says
on thc utliorlty of the Coiistaiiiiioplc
Press llurcau:-
“Tho discourse dcllvcrcd. by.- ills
lsluniic Majesty Wilhelm. ll.,, when
installed on thc throne ln _thc_ an-
cient French Parliament, will llvo us
an unforgettable record of his mag-
nificent exploits. Surrounded by his
vanquished foes. he offered his lm-
perial hand to bc kissed by all tho
former deputies of the French cham-
ber, whose hearts were tovclicd by thc
splendid ihagiianiniity of His Islamic
Majesty]
Adrlanoplc appears io have wit-
uessed the grcntcst air feat oi' the
war. for the newspaper Sabah. which
is frank enough to state that the
news comes by “radio-telegraph from
the German Press Bureau," tells this
weird tale:--
- “Twenty five Zeppclfns have ar-
rived at Adrianople. bringing to their
corps. We believe these soiders
of ‘Osman will inflict u crushing de-
feat on the infidels."
lf we are to believe the journal
called the Hanumiah Gliazettaseh.
the Turkish capltal’s spring season
will open with a tremendous sense#
tion. Under the heading, “Court
News," that paper publishes this
piece of startling news:
“The hnrcin of His imperial la-
lnmlc Majesty Wllhclui ll. and the
linroms of thc oflicera of his staff
will arrive at Constantinople at the
beginning of the spring. Six of the
most powerful dreadnoughts which
have been captured from the British
will escort the imperial. harem."
cANAp|ANs ci.A|Ms 'ro
ae se'r'ri.so ev ri-is
_ _ Eno oF mARcH.
LONDON Fcb. 26.- lt is expected
the Canadian claimants on thc Em-
press of lrela.nd's Mi1nsion.House fund
wlil begin to get a settlement of their
claims by the cud oi' Mnrnh.
This statement was made by the
piibllc trustee today. The complaint
has neon made that, although the Eng-
lish claims had been settled since the
closing of thc fund in the latter part
of 1914. Canadians were boing kept
waiting.
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There is nothing more dis-
tressing than a persistent
backac e. But _ ‘you need
not suffer loog,i you will
resort to the use of the right
remedy- _ p _ .
our rap c_\t0SS l’.0Rous
' Pl-i\Sl’B_R.S 
They will cure _a'_‘bacl_r_ache
gfhany kind by drawing but
' e -inflamatilin' alfiid
ggigtheningx the muscles.
l _2~‘»<=°=\.¢.="f'.t 
“Tile Store that _Treaty-,Yon
Right" - _---
Johnson 8: Joluiton
I The `Quali¢y`Di-oastitre
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a perfect gown   
O GOWN, no matter how artistically designed-no matter how carefully.
' N made, is going to look its value if worn overapoorly made corset The
really important thing in securing a properly fitting, stylish, really effective
ii gown-is the choice of the proper corset. -
That is the “reason why” of this corset department. There are more Sight
corsets here. There is fuller chance to choose here. The more up todate in els
reach here soonest. And-in the matter of price-just notice that nearest mail .
'order catalogue-if we do not do better for you-we do not ask for your order.
Four large “cases opened within the
last few days---ready now for you
D.&A.
` No. 183 D. & A. Corsets, made of
fine white Coutil,-medium .bust,_ finished
with a fine lace edging. This corset has
an extra strong front clasp, four hose
supporters, and a medium long skirt.
Sizes ranging from 19 to 30.  
This is our special 1.50 for. .  0
No. 428  & A. Corset, lace front
model, new and very fashionable, low
bust, long skirt and four strong
hose supporters. Price ....... ._  -50
No. 624 La Diva D. & A. A beauti-
ful model made in fine white Coutil, low
bust. very long hips and back, deep un-
boned skirt, four deep elastic sections,
six strong everlastik hose supporters,rust
Corsets
No. 332 D. & A. Corset made of
white Coutil, girdle top, medium skirt
and free hip bone. This Corset is em-
broidery trimmed, has four hose sup-
porters and a bust draw-cord, and is
suitable for misses and small  
women. Price ............... .. »
No. 910 D. & A. Corsets, made of
extra strong white Coutil, medium high
bust, long hips, rust-proof steels and
i»".`i.f.-.i.‘.‘f‘.’.‘ffi..."fTif".f’.`f?‘f‘T7ffffi.' $2.00
No. 790 La Diva, D. &A. for stout
figures, heavy fine white Coutil-, low
bust, extra long skirt, wide elastic gores
each side of front, heavy rust-proof steels,
bust drawn-cord, silk embroidery trim-
-sv
destination thc first Turkish army-
Price ....................... _ _
proof steels, bust drawn cord. 
med and 'six strong everlastik
hose supporters. Price ...... ._ 
No. 809 La Diva Numode Corset for stout figures, fitted with wide everlastik
abdominal supporting band under front of Corset, six strong everlastik garters,
heavy spoon clasp, unbreakable Wabone Steels, extra fine and strong,  
sizes from 23to33. Price. ....................  »
i THE INCREASINGLY POPULAR B. & I. Corset is carried here inalarge
variety of makes-your style-your size-the model that fits you-is ready.-
B. &-I. Corsets at $1.00, 1.25, 1.50, 2.00, 2.25, 3.25.
Gloria Waists 50c. 75c, 1.10.
Nazareth Waists for boys and girls 25c.
_ Plush Waists for boys and girls 25c.
Second Floor-head of Main Stairway
oore & McLeod '
119-121 Queen Street Ch’town 
.' - 'sl-is
lllllllll Mill
lllll lH|Hl] Ellllllllllll
HALIFAX. Ii‘eh. 27.-Only about 150
more mon are needed to complete the
recruiting for the 6th Mounted ltifics
and 40th Infantry for the Third Corf-
tlngent. Fifty more mon are roqulrcd
for the riflcs and 100 for the infantry.
Thc figures ac:- - _
40th INFANTRY. »
Mlddlctoii  ...' . ...£30
Yarmouth... 
'l`rliro....  ....14
Amherst ... . .---131
Ilrldgewutcr  . . . . . . . . .
.. 9
New Glasgow ._ . . ...28
New Waterford  . 
North Sydney  . ...__
Glnco Buy . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . ._ .ni
Wlndsor....... .....1l
Sydney - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.,130
Louisburg........ .. 
Woodstock. N. ll. . . . . . .
.....
liittliurst...   .. ..
Sussox......... 
Moncton . . . . . . . . . .
..
St. John . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..l64
Fredericton .. . ....42
St. Stephen  . .- -25
Chatham...... ._ _ ...37
1 l
till
i- ut:
ew_x:.re
Shelburne . . . . . . .
.. .  7
Halifax . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. .131
, Total . . . .
..   . . . .
..609
6th MOUNTED RIFLES.
Prince Edward Island  ....32
New Brunswick   ...144
Nova Scotia    ....191
‘Total rlflos...   ....407
Grand total   ...i007
Besides these there are 250 vol-
unteers from units on-duty, making
the present total for the infantry
875.
DACIA I8 NOW APPROACHING
THE ENGLISH CHANNEL
NEW \’0RK.- The steams-i.p Dac-
ia, which sailed from Norfolk. Febru-
ary 11 for Rotterdam *Hi* MMM' M
“Zi 171 i
Charlottetown . .. . _ .. .40 -
most completed hcr trip across thc
Atlantic without interference on Feb-
ruary 23, according to messages rc-
ceived here today. Those messages
asserted that the Dacia was 400 miles
west oi' Lands End. England, on that
date and would proceed through the
_English channel to Rotterdam il' not
taken.
SAFiAH'BERNHARDT |S_NOW
MAKING.
-. SATISFACTORY PROGRESS.
liOltl`)EAlEX, From-c, lfcbruury Lili.
 'l‘hc bullctln issued today concern-
Ing the condition of Sarah Bern-
hardt.. whose log was umpuiutcd on
Monday, -says that sho pusscd a good
night and continues to inalic satis-
foctory progress. Mme. Bornhardt
said this morning that not for many
years had sho possed"a night with-
out .sufferlng untll. after thc opera-
tloii, but that she had been able to
_ _*ff*-' M'-'W
looiofsig
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Monson it poi-‘rr
Barristers and Attorneys
Solicitors for Royal Bank of Canada
MONEY TO LOAN.
DR. CLIFT
° cimosic oissiisss
Victorirr Hotel; Clx'town. P. E. I.
OFFICE li0UR5~lZ lu_ 3 daily. Fccsin Bd
vsncc. At Office or Residence---$5.00. Trout
sleep peacefully during thc last thrcc
nights.
_ the world.
; Write
sizes from
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7 ` '
rated power, to bs"fr¢e fr
poet, and will replace any
representation or any part
the lace of asaerti ns
be asised by British
much as she had been'-is
sel at the outbreak of the war.
vea-
ment Monthly'-~Sl00.00.
621-'l~l5Mlmu D
-Buy A Gray Marine Engine
,f ' ` \ Why, because it is the simplest_and_most
; f powerful Gasoline Engine of its size in
for Catalogue and prices all
3 to 50 h. p. _'
Extras of all kinds kept in stock
Stanley, Shaw & Pearden _
Sole Agents for P. E. I. '
- cuanauras. » | »'
We guarantee our engines to develop more than full
om defects in workmanship ‘i
and material, to brsiiaotly as rspreaented In ovary rea-
englne not according to our
broken through defective ma-- "
tsrlal free of charge to you, provided aald avlplna or pari
Ia returned charges prepatd for examination.
Thi d t to ra airs o las ments neces-
a oss no apply p r rep I
altatad by nsgleot,.abuse or natural wear.
Gra Motor Gsm ny
damn. msnigpsii..