Rcunnnasr  
- Nunn -
 4, 5., if _
l»WonnsRLAN,D
'I‘O-]Xl`ig'ht
. Bigger, _better and newer tl1an~ever. ' '
- Every ticket purchased gives you twenty op-
- portunitrcs of winning .1 prize .
The First"l’rizc to he
$2.50 iN_GoLD
The other nineteen prizes are made up 'of artic-
les of menchanclise including amongst the others
0NE BAG 0F FLOUR
- < AND A GOOD FAT GOOSE
All the prizes are worth many time the price of admis- '
sion.
Remember the prizes are all awarded after the second
show. _ Be sure and come early and get a good seat ' up front
and enjoy all the fnn.
EIllil'¢lY New _Specialties
We have arranged with the Le Pelletiersto appear for
this one night ponly in an entirely new act. They will be
seen in two separate specialties that will be \vorth the price of
admission alone.
Surf Scenes
This isa beautiful and most realistic picture and the
scenery is simply grand. '
The Colonel’s Kid
An extremely laughable comedy shows the amusing- sit-
uation ~‘Tonnny” finds himself in when lie meets the
colonel.
Railway Panorama
This is one of the most beautiful- instructive and inter-
sting railway pictures ever shown _
The Pickpocket
This is a gc od clear picture, and will give you lots of
pointers to guard against being robbed in this manner.
B.-ck l`0 'l`l1c Firm
A good comedy picture with plenty of fun. They find
there is no place like the Old Home after all.
EXTKA _
By the request ofa number of our patrons the spectacular
picture
Ben ZEI111'
Will be shown as an extra tonight this is postively the
last and only chanze to see this lilm and the great Chariot
Rice.
NEW ILLUSTRATED SO\IG
9
“My Southern Queen”
By AUSTIN TRAINGR, with or:hestra accompaniment
Bic 'Musical PROGRAM
Prof. Vinnicon1be’s Orchestra will render some
new selections with appropriate music for all the
pictures and songs. p
Bi] llall Always Warm. Cosy and Clean . _
` Big Program, Always Something Now. Worth Seeing.
For this big special night the price of admission
will be roc to everybody.
One Night 0nly--5-Tonight
Remember tomorrow _(Tuesday night; there
will be an entire change of pictures, songs an vau-
deville attractions. ‘ p p
GUARDIAN
‘ Head Offices inflow Ptdvlic Block-~-Charlottetown. i
Rf Lawson, r Geo. I-I. Brennan and
F. W. Cowen, Montreal are in the
City.
W. I-I. Sample, Toronto, and Chas
Rogers, Quebec camo to the City by
the mail special Saturday.
On Friday 'evening next an all
Canadian concert will be given in St.»
Jamo’s Hall by tho Y.M.L.A.
A bright carnival was hs-ld at the
Rev. J. T. Robertson' nud Mrs.
Robertson, ' who made no many
friends during their stay in this
Propince last year have arrived
safely at Lahore India. #-
On Saturday The Guardian had a
pleasant call from Jonathan Smith
of Kingston. Mr. Smith, who was
born in 1828 will celebrate his 80th
birthday on Feb. 14th. Mr. Smith is
in excellent health and could easily
pass for a. man of sixty five or
seventy years.
The rain of Saturday, and tho
very mild weather accompanying it
removed a lot of the snow from
the City streets. It has oxcitod
the hopes oi horsemen and skaters,
who hope for a. frost to succeed in
making good glib ice on tho river,
so that each can enjoy his favor-
ite pastime.
On another page there is a rather
good letter on- tha Co-operation
Dairying problem, to which The
Guardian directs the attention-_ of
readers. In it the writer sizes up
the situation tersely and it must be
confessed with much humor and cem-
mon sens_e.» What he advocates
should receive thoughtful consnlam-
tion and .earnest support, at any rate
his letter should be carefully rind,
‘and should stimulate those interest-
ed to action in the matter.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Jas.
R. McKie, City, took place Satur-
day afternoon to Sherwood Cerne-
tery. Very many friends attended to
pay a, last tribute of respect to one
who was dearly beloved. The floral
offerings were beautiful. Rev. H. E.
Thomas conducted ‘the services. The
chief mourners were the five sons
and husband, while the pall leer(-is
were Robert Beairsto, F. H. Bo.-.r,
Joseph Clark, Frederick Rowe, John
Colliugs and Harry Stetson.
Rev. Benjamin Chappell is no\v
briefly in this country says tho New
York Advocate after. eighteen years
in Japan as a missionary. He is an
ardentadvocate of internatiooal peace
and a member of the Japan Peace
Society, which, besides missionaries,
includes many eminent Japanese in
civil life. The American Peace So-
ciety, 31 BeaconStree t, Boston,has
issued 'n leaflet by him on the pence
movement in Japan, which we would
recommend to Jingo editors. Mr.
Chappell is s. native of this City.
Teachers of the Eastern Inspec-
torate having pupils who desire to
.,`corrsspondj,‘-'with_ the school children
_inotber partsof the Empire, should
apply to‘ Inspector lVicCormac for
opening letters. Mr. McCormac has
,recently received three batches of
letters written by children in the
rural schools of Wales as well as a
number of letters written by pupils
of the old historic town of St. Al-
ban's England. "Through the kindness
of the Tourist Association, Mr. Mc-
Cormac is enabled to supply neat at-
tractive; letterheads ,lor the use of
Island children in corresponding with
pupils in other parts of the Empire.
At his home in De Gros Marsh
on Jan 31 at the early age of thir-
teen years and nine months there
passed from earth to eternity, the
soul ol a gentle pious boy. ill the
person of Francis McPhee. Deceased
was ill.only one week, and from the
first moment of his illness he bore
his suffering with the greatest Pati-
ence, till the Almighty called him
to himself. Being always 0!
a kind and quiet disposition, and
‘most exemplary character. 110 BBW
an example worthy of imitation.
His remains were followed by n
large concourse of friends and re-
latives to St. George's Church.
Afterwards the body was taken to
the adjoining cemetery and laid to
rest there to await the glorious
resurrection. He leaves to mourn a
sorrowing father and mother and
two sisters Bessie and Gertrude.-
Com.
Minard‘s Liniment Co., Limited.
Some time ago I had a had at-
tack of Quinny which laid ms up.for
two weeks and cost alot of money.
Finding the lump again forming in
my throat, I bathed freely with
MINARD'S LINIMENT, and saturat-
ing a cloth with the linimont. left it
on all night.
Next morning the swelling was
,gone and I attributed the. warding
`oii qf an attack of Quinny to the free
use of MINARD‘S LINIMENT.
.1 G. F. WORDEN.
St. John.
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“I lla NP°l*'l°¥° hone No will give your work ouiim- I m,
a nlwbollor wrlzo or call nl “P DY "WP ' A ~ , ` ' `   aa  filiicnigymfiaur wa' li°wi'..“Ra'iiw
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csasnorrsrowu roviiblil' ‘°ii‘l."4°“'“'* °°~'
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Q ‘ras Reputation of .1
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 l BREAD _
` I-las Been ,l'lonestlyBarnod
' Quslityfl-Ihanliness
' and Skill , _
/F' ii\7Manuiacture have” .
A Household Word
\McDonald' Consolidated School Instr
weak which was largely attended. _
Heath Coombs, Sydney, is vign-
ing in this City. _ ,
' P. D. Bowlon, Cardigan, came to
the City by the mail special Satur¢
day.
The many friends of H. W. lies of
‘ this city will be - pleased io learn
that he is rccovoring from e. severe
attack of quinsy.
’ The Commissioner of Agriculture
has roreivcd a telegram from tho
,Bud Commissioner, Ottawa, for ton
‘bushels oi white' oats “clcan’ long
.bright and very plump, for European
Exhibition. Samples of ahora will be
"gladly received from any person who
_can furnish the Commissioner
what is required. The oats are
'wanted at once and ara to hcship-
_ped to Ottawa by express.
Hon. S. E. Reid, Commissioner of
Agriculture, and Prof. Theo Ross
have been holding meetings in the
Hall at Tiznlsh in the interest of
good seeds. Great interest was taken
by representative farmers in the
work of iudging Seed grain and
"Identification of Weed Seeds. Owing
to the bad state ofthe roads the
meetings on Friday and Saturday
evenings at which Commissioner
Reid and Professor Rosa were to
deliver addresses on "Inprovsment
of Farm Crops by seed selection"
were cancelled. The Provincial Seed
Fair Committee of management
will meet in Summerside today
(Monday) to complete arrangements
for the fair which will be held in
Summcrside on 18th and 19th March.
MR. PUNCH ON PENSIONS.
Punch publishes the following
touching lines on Soma Candidates
for Old Age Pensions:
As down a country lane I strode,
With sweet and rural thought in-
spired,
I saw a. tramp beside the road
Who looked a little tired.
Upon the ditch's marge he lay,
And, as I read his visage clear,
Something within me seemed to say,
"This man-is full of beer."
I progged him gently in the side:
“What is your story? I would
know." ‘
“I’m Weary Willie," he replied,
Adding the words "What Ol"
"A simple, homely name," said I;
"Myself, when still a tender brat,
Was so addressed for short. But
Why ‘Weary‘? Tell me that.
“Is it excess of mgnual toil,
Followed by mental' strain, per-
haps, .
With burning of the midnight oil,
That causes this collapse?"
Ho answered with a pleasant smirk:
"Don‘t go and fret yourself, ole
D111:
I never done a stroke.ro’work,
Not me, nor never shall."
"You labor not," I said, "and yet
Men call you 'Weary'? Pray sug-
gest
How you acquire this epithet
Implying lack .oi rest.”
"That's right," hc said; "I earn no
wage; .I '
It’s iust the hangin' round about
Waitin' to reach a ripe old age
That fairly wears me ;ut.
"Five hob a week for hed mid hoard
If I can only keep alive
To get tha Governmcntfs rcvnrd
For reaching sixty-tive.
"Yue, Weary Wlllie's got to wait
Some thirty years, poor, patient
bloke,
To pouch his uension. Tell yer mate,
Ma.’ehrt is well»nigh brokel"
I ventured; "Do not deem ma rude,
But how do you expect, my son,
To win your country's gratitude
For duties left undone?"
"The Rada," he answered, "run the
show;
No questions asked about the past;
It's like a little heaven below-
There ain't no first nor last!"
"You hint,” said I, "of halcyon
days,
And fields that How with milk and
' rum; / '
But how do they propose to raise
The necessary sum?"
Wanted-A smart capalile young man
as assistant booklceepen Onc with Cilv
experience preferred. Apply to Ilox i277
City, ‘ 2-r5d3i
£ 
Aromatic Extract
of Cod Liver Oil
is a pleasantand pala-
table combination of
the active principles of
the finest Norwegian
Cod Livers with extract
or Malt, Wild Cherry
Bark and Compound
Syrup of Hypophosphi-
tes.
An Esceilent Tonic
t 5oc and $1.00 bottles
 
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Two Notable _ Corset Vsiii
¥ .
3 .More Hosrmae Ideas
* ‘llavs Blsssomed Forth p _
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I one week we will send
HE name "Mi'»orniac'-‘ on any article .‘1neans.that it is the
 1   stan dard of value for its price. The “Moormac dollar
,;l shirt is the biggest seller in P. E. I., :md following it “ll0o`r~'
.5 ` mac 'corsets” are going to nake a nanie for tiers..
 , selves. A word of counsel compare “Moormac corsets" with
 the best value any mail order house can show, if Molirmac
corsets aren’t better we won’texpect your order. '
_ New, long, model, Made of fine white *
girdle, top deep, over
hip encouraging the
é new and popular slend- M,
 er hip appearance hose  \\\ ,_ -
 supporters attached a 
_ gms dollar ’
 value for. . . . 
~: We want you to
ceipt of price. This enables our friends out side of Charlottetown to shop
as well as if at our counter. Please fill out order and send with remittance.
7** .
Moormac $l.00 A
Corsets
_ ,., ..
rr 0 .
**'* i a .'.,
 contil, shorter, model ‘
 than 75 slender hip A
‘ effect, lace finished top
4 point hose supporters f i
l 1 l ' better than most $1.2 5 `
if  `??‘Tii”.l”;;'__ $1.00 I
I

know how good these Moorniac corsets are, ss for
a pair of either style- postpaid to any one one on re-
f_ send me . . . . . .pair
Enclosed herewith I send you . . . . . . . . . . . . . .for which please N
NAMEss»uas-ssoltoa|bov1llOl&-ilasusa
  
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(756 Ui' ll.00)
of Moorinac . . . . . . ......_._ ccrsets.
“Guv’nor!" said he, "WE’LL g the
stuff;
There's always fools as toll and
spin; I
'I`hey'll pay the taxes" fast enough,
And that’s where I come ini"
at
I left him prone beside the path,
Weary withyosrning, year by year,
For Merit/s glorious aftermath,
Yet full of hope and beer.
MAKES A SAINT SWEAR.
To have his favorite corn stepped
on. Don't have corns,-cure them with
Putnam's Corn Extractor. Takcs
twenty-four hours-no pain-costs a
quarter. Try "Putnam's."
:“The Queen City" is the name of
tho hot water bottles we gurantea
for two years, and il found defective
within that period will replace by a
new one. We have others that wa
gurantce against defects in the manu-
facture-a large assortment at all
prices. Try "Tho Two Macs"for hot
water bottles.
Tangerine oranges from Florida ati
Beer & Gofl's. 2--15d2i.
 
Your Chaps
Disappear Like
Magic
WHEN You USE
MACS’ WITCH
l'lAZEL CREAM
Good for your hands,
- Good for your face,
< Good for your lips.
Good for shavers,
Good for-chaps,
Good for girls,
Good for 25 cents.
Then you will say Good
for ~ "`
"llll lllll lll(lS"_
CHEESEMAKER WANTED
_.__ .
Scaled tolidcw marked “Tondnru for choose
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MARKWRIGHI   
. I ‘  p ‘J ‘ Repi;£ringhF;n;nitnre,P It
=  ' ¢Up os erin nr ,
0 ‘magma Refinishgng Fiiriillfite.
ill
Lots or Furniture wamng` for you
Selection at IJOVVOBT P11065 in
Tohn N evvnorsfn Qld. ‘tan d_.
New or 01d.  
Feathers Wanted
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You cannot have any
better protection in
N0 case of accident than
_, a Policy in
Bm" A Sun Life of Canada
Protection It is a good, stems
prosperous and pro-
gressive Co.
Charlottetown i - - ____ Manager for P.E. Island
9-llldrnwftf
401° -Q..-.'i..i.i.si.sSf'vf=‘
This is what our Combined Ledger and Billing 0nii.`. ._
for thsbleiall or General Merchant. _ .»
THE OUTFIT CONSISTS OF
rLed er11y4xn,
. L..&...r-1. 1.4., .r 3 75
2 50 Ledger Leaves I , _
ooo Bills in Duplicate
. . TRANSFER BINDER AND CARBONS FREE _ '
-Onfnt 9%
Outfit .. 2050
F* l_.J-'Y "' 7:- 
" will rooclvod h ' the unflorslgnorl
wilégrtios wlllling to niuniiflmtiin the choose
for inknm Dnlrying As~o<-lation form 
season Wm. Tcniieruio state price por I h
choose, ho to limi help and all suppl oo. |250 _
tnnder to hs accompanied by s roconmi In
tion ofthe party ten oring. cndefs w n no
| ' -196dtf
- l
5 p. c. Discount If Cash accompanies Order.
- 11-ll: MeGOWAN MANUFACTURING C0.
. P. o. sox na, s1‘..|oi-IN, N. s.
Only Loose Leaf Specialistsln Maritime Province
| boy one on our guarantee. Yon'i\ be grateful to no aiway