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CUFF LINKS- Solid
Gold Gold Filled and Silver'
suitable for engraving
_ _OTHER LINES- Scarf
PinS Brooches, Rings Lock.
etsl 'i`m<_ Clips Bracelets,
IWW G°9d§»_ Ebony ii0°ds
Chains Fobs Fountain Pens
Silverware and Hand Paint
ed _China
Call and ins_pe.°.t our stcok 
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us Engraved free
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Palatable
Coil Liver Oil
with Hypophosphaties
It is a general tonic that
s agreeable to the taste
urea counhs and colds, and
ortifies 3 ou against further
ttacks
Oc and 1.00 per bottle
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Brookfield, Hartsville. and Hunter
._ver.
- CAR FERRY STEAMER. The
G. S; Prince Edward which left I-'ict
ii large number of passengers. most
conimercial men.
CHllllillTlilllWN 0
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(Experimental Farms Note.)
Charlottetown N0. 80 barley w
produced by Superintendent J.
ciatlon's certificate No. EB59`6_ li
'° strength and grows trom three
three and ii liailf feet high on ordinai
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l_ _ y  lot'
, ,nicitizrs l
 ____Twist
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_Ask your dealer _ for
llickey’s I`wist and insist on
getting the genuine for `
We the Cleanest and
best Chewing Tobacco.
_ lllCl{l<IY’S is a large,
clean, fragrant juicy plug
that gives reiil satisfaction
to chewers after they have
tired of other kinds.
TRY llICKEY’S TWIST
-the change will do yo
good.
Hickey' & Nicholson Tobacco fo. Ltd
' Charlottetown
4| During this period. the (fharlott
Tfsolls. The heads average three an
|tlnie. leaving the' spikes bald. Th
lconipiict lie'-.id in regular order, s
that it does not shell easily.
the Woolneis, of Rustico, caine to th
Two row" A careful examination
this barley revealed seveial uistit
grown at the t‘h ilottetown Static
diicer for the tive years 19121916.
One Road to Economy
is by the Rice Route
Eat Nlore Rice
ada to-day
- We commonly consider»Rice a delicacy, a mateiial fo
the making of Puddings, Desserts, and side dishes.
This is a_inistake. Rice is a staple vegetable and may
be used in this way. 1
We sell a good _grade at 6 cents per lb. a better grade
at 8 cents.
l`wo phones at your service, No 237 and 558.
  JENKINS
& SON
 Manchurian (six-row), Taking th
ing features have been iioteil:-Day
el;-'; avoi'iii2,e Yield, 76 bush 51 lb.;
bush. 44 lb.; G0 bush. 46 lb.; and il
,biisli_ 11 lb. The average weights pe
bushel were 53.9, 54.4. 47.9 and 48.
pounds respectively.
" Rice i's‘tl1e'cheapest important food commodity in Can- The fflwva Hiwws lhfvo "GW flew-
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time of the other grain. (Zi
ties, and therefore coiitains ii higho
very heavy producer, yielding 12 pe
vlnce.
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F ire “Insurance  
A Necessity
Then insure in good strong stock con~ pan-
\es,whicn never contest an honest claim such
V as is represented by ’
1' E. R. Baovv,
Charlottetown "
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LW?
` iiow 'ro GET 11° ALivios'r Fiusi-:
_ ~ hearing con#
Clip out and present one couP°~1 im” "‘° ab°V°’
.native anno, together wisn our lP°°|l| I"'|°' °' ”°
' cnAiu.o'ri°a1~owN GUARDIAN
I i MARCH Bih
1 °°f§§"’ 98¢ Secure the $2.50 Vollllllf
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ua inlay 13:” gs; ":,",,,, ,,,¢ smpim dictionary at
,. ' musical tlrml-
_ WILL ADD IXTRA _FOI POITAGI
OUT-OF TOWN RIADIRO l 1...
wieiuii mom will" 7° °"°" “"°"°’ ""'f
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- "HEART SONGS"  :twtbowxrls :non volume dna'
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sus and Statistics Monthly” was twen-
ty-nlne decimal ninety-three bushels
per acre. The average yield of “Char-
lottotown No. 80,” t'rom ii. numbe'r of
ileiil tests in different parts ot' the pro-
vince was 51.92 bushels per acre
showing an increase of 73 per
rent over the average crop.
lt is unforutnate that six~iow bar»
icy was so generally recommended for
l’rliii'.e Edward lsilunii for many years,
not only be_caus‘e of its compara-
tlvoly' low yielding qualities_ here,
but because oi’ its tenacious
out of growing barley ,altoge
it of dropping its owns' in the fields.
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f you want to secure a pa
r two of our '
Walkover Shoes
bought before the increas
in prices and marked low
100 Women's
40 Men's ,
all styles and prices and at '
10 Per cenl Discdua
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Those who come promptly
will have first choice ofa -
bea u t i f ul assortment of
High class Goods..
Morris-Smith-Beer
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et nd of the “old and George Cameron will preach, at tev. un f th P rl H S M1
Rl' J. J. Maeaomnii, Rev. canon simp-
$~ L. L. Jenkins, and Mr. J. R. Bur~
U nett. On the motion of Canon Simpson
at _10.40 (lin Tuesday reached George: it was resolved to meet 'next Wednes-
` °“'" “L 020 yesterday' She ‘\"`°“gh° day for the special purpose of review'
NU   struck a mine in the Gulf oi’ Fiiilanil
.
asidocked at Cronstaiit on the Gulf of
A~ Finland .
Clarke. at the ‘Experimental Station.
_(lharlotteto\vn, P. E. <1., and regis-tered
under that rianie on April (ith, 1916,'
by the,Canadlan Seed Growers' Assu- ,
is `
a iwo-row barley of the Chevalier, 1
__ type. The straw is ot' medium
to _.___
'0H@~hl1lf 11101108 in length- They are Judges and if-tui~te'rs same as lust
sliglitly curved _by the weight of the races _
grain and shed their awns ut harvest
igrain is finnily attached ,to a faiily ‘-
’i‘lie history of the progenitors o
this harley is slightly obs';:ure_ When 3 VEAR 0LD_
_island in the early days, they brought AchmeS_ pride_ Sybil (g_ Mary (iv
.with them from England a two-row
i lliarley which proved to be we_ll' Suit- '
", cd to the country. There is fairly good'
-1' eviileiice that this. barley was English'
I (‘.lieviilicr_ ln the process of time, :if-
ter the barley was acclimatized and
natiiralized, it was called “Old Island
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types, which wei sepeiated out and  4   
n
One of these stiains, t‘ii.iilottc‘ovin
No 80 " has been an out t.\iiding pio
Y
,_,, extended to them during the illncssl
to_wn No. 80 has grown in coiiiparison
;, with three other varieties. Gold (two~
row), O. A. (I. No. 21, (six»row) and
above in thc' order nanieil. thc' follow-
ripening_ 97, 95, 92 and .921 respectiv-
able chai'ar:tei-is-tic_s of “Cliaill0tte-, Truro, arrived in the City yesterday.
town No. 80 Barley," namely, (1) lt‘ `
ripciis slowly and is ii most satisfac-
tory barley to sow with wheat. oats.
peas or vetches t`oi' nilxcil grain, be~
vase il linens more ueailv at thel Mrs-_ \viii in-eliaut, City, i-etiii~ni»ii
It
weighs inucli heavier per ineasuroil
hush. than any of the six-rowcd varic-
percentiige oi` meal, and (3), it ls- a
cent more than “Gold." and 25 per' #_ I
cent :more than “O. A, (‘.. No. 21,” the_ Miss Mary Cash, Gi~uliani`s Road, ls|
highest yielding six-rowed in the Pro-I in the City attending the Household
The average yield of barley ini _“_
l”'rliice` Edward ilsland, for the tive' Mrs. Charles Crockett who has been
years 1912-1916 as given in the “Cen-' visiting friends here. returned 10
“wlmf whlch have Caused many to go arrh Cure was prescribed by one ofthe best
ther, as shown by 'the “Census aiiil.P;S¢d °f=°'“°_ “fill” l"°*"‘°"i°“ l'!‘°‘""-‘5‘!'“bl"°‘f
Still!-nies M°nt\11y" fe'v°ft»~ Th°.i`£1§i‘ ¢‘.§’..'§‘i$i..‘€.‘¢i'.§‘.." ‘3?s'illl°°ii..,‘i‘éfi'i’l?.1Z i‘.."'ii.'.’»'i’..
5920 acres of barley grown in 1908'Catarrh_Cureis what iproijlucea such wonderful
have been reduced to 3600 acres lnl:’:§:l:_§!'?r(§t§*°'fh“‘°°“dl“°“‘- 5‘“"d f°’ tes”
` 1916. During the present food ci'isis,l p_ _L _CHENEY & C0__ prop,” T01.
when it is' essential to the Empire' adm 0_
that food for both man and stock be AnDrugg|stg_ 75c_
_ Dfolluwil in maximum quantities- iisirii Family Pins for constipation.
inure barley should be grown, because ,' ‘_ _
it wiill produce, under average condi~ "
tions, ii inuch greater weigh; of grain
per acre than any other grain. Hul~ “ini
less and beardless barleys have' been' 'I'-“`“ ,ll
tested and iiiscarde? because <_>f_(i:iss_ . _
by shelling and the r ow y e ng. F G C 
qualities. 'i`he outstanding feature ot"_   0 S!
"Charlottetown No. 80 Barley" that f
will coiiimend it to farmers is- its hub- ¢
“BLOOMING PLANTS and out flow-
_lero at WllIlam'| Nursery. 4442-1i.
07 sided. There were also present. Rev.
son", Judge Stewart. Rev. R. G. Ful-
ton, Lieut_ McQueen, Col. Moore, Mr.
ly ing the situation and arranging ii
propaganda for the’ future,
A GERMAN REPORT.
(Special to the Guardian.)
BERLIN, Via London, March 7.-
The Russian armored cruiser Rvirik
and was badly damaged, according to
reports trom Stockholm, says an ovei'~
seas news agency announcement to-
dtiy.
The warship was shortly afterward
RACES l[llllY‘
Y Course along railway wharf.
ll Races start 1.30 sharp. f
0 FREE FOR ALL TROT.
0 (‘ap Cresceus, Dunholme, Jellicoe,
__ Kitchener, '
8
and Kolada Todd.
NAMED RACE.
l3r`aziilan Toni, 'l`lpperary, Baby
George. Queen Alva, Queen Fasliion.
Another race Saturday.
Mr. and Mis. Johii‘1<`_ Puiscy.
\lorth.Rustiuo, and»t'uini’ly, wish to
thank their man friends for klniliicssl
and death of their daughter, Annie
ltutli; also to~those who sent floral
tributes, and letters of sympathy in
0- their sad bereavement.
_4712 < '
reiisonais
(li t'upt. Knowlton, Inspector of Cur-
T l<`ci'ries. arrived in the (‘ity via
7 GeorgetowiT` yesterday.
 » -. :i.=- I . -
Mr. S. J. Moore. Seed' Iiispector.
ii
Mi'. H. H. (Vox, Morcll, vvas iii tho
City yesterday. _
yesterday from ii visit to New l-iriiiis-
wick. _
i~| Mrs. Junies Grceiiaii, Eiiieriild_ i-nine
to the City Monday, to attend tho
r Short Course.
i Sclencel Short Course.
Siimmerslde yesterday.
Miss Bertha Wynne. Milliner, with
'Messrs Moore & McLeod, returned
_yesterday from Torc-nto.
Catarrh Cannot be Cured
with LOCAL Al"'PLl(lA'}JQN§ .88 ibm( cannot
reach the seat of the disease. (fatarrhis a local
disease, greatly ini luenceu by constitutional con-
ditions. and in ordg to cure ityooimust take
ln internal remedy. all's Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, and acts through the blo d on
the mucous surfaces otihe system l{all's Cat»
- physicians in this country for years lt is com~
£5 q -oi
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Fever And Chills
Take
Our f old Tablets
When you have that miser-
able feeling which usually ac-
companies a head cold. get bus
‘ and do something to reiiev
before you are forced to take i
to your bed. OUR COLD TAB-
LET8 if taken in' time will pre-
vent aerious cases of grlppe, ani
similar ailments-and even nite
the fever and chills. have put
you on your back they will put
'you on your feet in ri few_ days.
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Keep a box on hand during th
cold disagreeable season.
_ ERICE 254: 
i Johnson & Jolinso
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luriieii ycstci'ilay from Georgetow
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hiriiie in (‘ui'di1.;aii.
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'_--“"'.°"_._"*°"T Zi To S - ~ I Di' Allen of t'ui‘digaii and llrl -l
- L ‘Toornbs oi' Mount Stewart, were in  <
W "M fi" E><~=<=\\°if | You  W' 'fm       f
  Goods ` ` ' |1' pAy's .1 b | mi pr in ._ ` Bliss Katie Murciiisoii, (‘ify, rc~ B|`.‘d 'U th' ohfi T \ I
- . Q , _ t° “y n 7 °' ° __ nl  Local ltnovi;n.‘Hoi;\hob;_oa= . T 1
1 - can E v _ » ~ - avi" mud the -<>\m<1 il hx ii  ~ ~\___ 1 no re ucos o I be /_ 
f BRACELET WATCHES   ed iiotifsvvsysnatleife (lipase: NGN pA|NT|NG___SL._mn rea, new "Hr t€‘1'l'_v -ite@Hmvr-I I D \ ‘el // " cost of living by Issuers gi, i 
iridplld GQld _GOld Filled and ,Those which left Tormeiitlne brought ide" in gigng J_ A_ B0ige,._ °--*_* I /\ |l\l U10 lmcunl of 08900-  
qlvel-,Our py,¢¢5wi||p|eaSe 59 bags of mail and tho_ae leaving 4(;69,3_6Mc|_ d_“"_§- _ _l__|l~ D-_~l°l\"_S°\‘_ f‘"\l_h_‘~‘f, tive' melts roqulred id- ‘."»’f 
you irggcsaiser ygu are weak, Cape Traverse took 47 bags. PA___R_oT_c __sR_E_/rv A i ___;i_ug_ t__e:_i______.w__i:s___i:_iii;e_, _i__e(_i_i__ l§i_i;_ir__iiii< it_ [ima nm? 3|"-,p:yh t|-wt! f3_¢¢“.|»y ,_ j,;.;_,
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PENDAN r5_ - - un °w“°_ enookrieeo cincuiT,- R mee 0 e ,,, , 3 _ ~»-»~ C_F//. nw" mm ° °°°"
_ S0ll(lC0ld  he _ _ _g o c octet) il Miss lilargarei Ryan, iraiiied nurse  I 1 yggfugg gq.;1»|-|-g~|1‘_ /
S¢lWllh,l'6iilPd3l'lSTli@l‘ld0\S blllltl RCW Stféngihi and usual hours next Sunday, 11th inst., ;.~,?,f,']‘;nf|¢l:',):,n;Aglt(§:i:30nDii-n FEiil%le'i§giiHoi-I; of P’°5'°“' Wh” Iwi* been \’|SiliI1€ ini  -___ _
, Al'l)y'lllESt8bC.Spl&lld1d val. Vitality at thggamg timely in the Presbyterian churches ’ ' ' D the City returnofi _vt-stei'iiii_,. in hr-r' ni” °N7°' 
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Miss Ruth _B_\'.i'|ii‘._ (`it_\', i'i\iiii':il‘i'._ [_  ~ #rf --- -A ._ _A f fe gi
ie
yesterday froni llullfi uioii- ~.i
. _ ' ix. 'l M .‘
has been visiiiiig her sisii-r, Bliss f»li'__.l. ('. l"1 rgnson, Soiiris, was in' I\ii'. \\'. A. lliiestls left last night
Ainy, who is uiieiidiiig Mount St. \'iii- lllv "ll_\' .\"’>=I¢‘I'<l2\_\'- for Si, John to attend"the millinery
cent At-aileiiiy.
-'-- iopcning ot' his firm, Messrs Birch und
.\'li-_ iiiiil _\li-s, lliiriilil Sinilh_ of i'niiei~soii. which takes place on the
Mr. Ji:-hn B. l\'lcl<‘ailycii and Mr. Wil- .\'0I"ll lill»\li<'o. left by last nii:hi's 14th and 15th. lie expects to be t\l1~
liaiii l\'lui'p|i_\'_ Augiistiiie t‘o\'i-, y\'i~i-i>lSl1<‘if'ial for (li»iii'geto\\'ii, cn route to .~'»ciit two weeks.
in
lionie this iit`ici'iioi>ii.
of .'\gi‘ii'\iliiir'e, Lvii-ssis. J. A. <'lui'k_
J. 'l`ciiiiaiii and .|. .viiiili-r~\vs clinic
day.
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the <‘iiv lust night and lr-uve for \'llll<‘0ll\'¢‘|‘, ll. 4'.. wlicie I\ii'.<,| ` _-___ \
_Siiiitlrliiilils ai icspoiisilile position iii* 
the t‘ivil Sei'vii:c l)cp;ii'tinciil ilicri-_ Zllrs. tltcizl S. J. i\li‘Artliui', New~
-----~ <»ii_--llc .\'. li. arrived vesterda via
lion. 1\l_ .\li°l{iiiiiiiii, (`iiiiiiiii_-.s‘iiiii~~i~: .\li‘. l~`iiiiilil_\'ii _/\. l.l\'iiii:stoiic iiiiii
l..ilii'i:;i~. lofi l;i:.| night by thi- iiiiiil spe-
iiifiiul on rouiv iii ldlros'e, Slisiilinii-lic,-'
troni Georgoioivn _vir~=li-.i'ila,\'ivlicrotlii-y \\'aii1_, wlii-i'i~ .\l|'. l.i\'iiigsioiic has a
attended tht- Sccii |i`iiir the pi'evioii»: l;ii‘i_-,r r.iii<'li and u'lii:i'i> they \\'ill inzikc
their i`uiiii~<v honiU_
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(lcorgeiown_ io attend the funeral of
hor rutlici-_ thc into Mr. James (‘ai'ru-
tlicrs, .\'oi'tli Bedeqiie, which takes
place toiiay. She will bc' accompanied
iii lieileque this morning by her
iiiiclc, Dr. (`ai'i'uthei‘s.
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lt was not madc-
IT GREW!
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Distribution
The
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home; travel; youth and beauty; age; church,
state and nation. 20,000 people pdt theni
all into this great - book of songs.
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