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 'S `\ C ‘ " Genuine'-¢i....s ‘
béfter _to-keep con- -i_ "°“`"° ‘
stantly on hand a 
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Of C0211 f1‘Ol’11 1'10W. 
A._PlGKARD & Gil
 
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_We can give you  _
good _ Co al and _ `
prompt Seiyicsf °-“'
~ '  Good Hard
_ ' I Phone 240 I 
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Coal and Wood Good Soft
`APPaEciA1'|oN
Mr and Mrs James Herrell and fam- 
diy desire to tender their sincere'
thanks to'all kind friends who show- »
'ed so"iiiuch sympathy \vith 'them in -
their recent sad bereavement. 8375. 
cAsi.s 'ro sou°rH '
NEW YORK. Jan ll --(‘oinniuni<-a
AMERICA BROKEN
iion between N_ew. Y;oi'k‘anil cities iii  E _  S
Central and South America. by cable ° ' _
of"the Central and South American
Cable Co. was broken today, by an Cqal Yard
interrupton which took place at a
.
point twenty-fiv`e miles from Sandy Pnnce St. Wharf
Hook. _
The ' interruption probably was
caused by fishing vessel. A repair 
steamer will be _sent out tomorrow. l
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You il be surprised how quickly a spoonful of this delight
i_ ful cough _syrup taken atfrequent intervals will cure your
cough.
Rexall Cherry Bark Cough Syrup is a pure and harmless
remedy that willnot derange the weak stomach. We guaran-
'tee it to relieve you. Price 25c, 50c, and $1.00 per bottle.
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MacKinnon Drug Co. f°;g_;f,§;;,~,=;,f;;g.;e
I - _ _ _    Cherry Bark _S
1 4 -l  Cough Syrup
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Batifains - -V is .<21 _,
‘uiiiiui ii-cola iii: claim. V £36; 
iiff' ` " . nd, . _ Q
.....ii: .rs:;..f;. as 1'. 1 i. l
honest manufacturer. We 
have earnestly striven _io _ _ ;
establish such a reputaiion,_and believe our old_friends
will say that we have neverdisappointed them. Hickey s
Black Twist Chewing Tobacco represents not only
our best efforts but the best to be had in the tobacco line.
Hickey & Nicholson'l`ob. Co., 
Phone -345 ' -- -- Manufacturers
‘I THE CENTRAL
LT PAYS to bu; in this province
` VETERINARY FOR AMMUNITION
COLUMN.-Lieutenant W. G, Church.
of Summerside, PIE. I.. has arrived in
‘ St. John and will be attached to the
Divisional Ammunition Column ns vet-
erinary surgeon.
docked in Picton on Sunday morning
last at 10 o‘clock wth 62 tons oi
freight, . twelve sacks of mail and
ten passengers,
THE MINTO. - The Minto docked
in, Georgetown yesterday morinng at
9.50 with seventeen tons of freight. 1
ton of express, 80 sacks of inail and
five passengers. _
“SATURDAY NIGHT" of .Toronto
has a circulation of 45,000 and goes
to all parts of the world. See advertis-
.ing column for club offer to new sub-
‘scribers-_ to the Guardian. Old sub-
scribers write to A. MacKinnon, P.
O. Box 432, Charlottetown. 8288.
TONIGHT. - Tuesday Burns Anni-
versary, Rui 0 Tulloch auld Robin
Grey, Bonnie Bessie, Kilty lads and
liissles, Scotch iris, Duets and Solos
by the best talent. Secure your seats
at Jumieson's. Reserve 35 and 50c.
8372.
ICE BOATS.- Six ice boats left
Capo Traverse yesterday morning and
arrived in Cape Tornientine at 11.45
with thirty-eight sacks of mall. The
1-iix boats that left Cape Tormentiiie
the some morning reached Capo
'Traverse at twelve with fifty-two
sucks ot mail and two passengers.
NOTICE. - Subscribers are notiil-
ed that the price ot the Morning Daily
Giiarilian (mailed in P. E. I.) 'and
Montreal Daily Star is $4.00 per year.
The M,orn,lng Daily Guardian (mailed
in P. E. I.)_and Family lierald and
Weekly Star is $3.00 per year. The
price ot the Evening Guardian . and
Montreal Daily Star (Mailed in P. E.
I.) is $3.25 per year, the _Evening
Guardian and Family Herald and,
Weekly Star (mailed in P. E. l.) is
$2.25 per year. _
HOUSEHOLD SCIENCE SHORT
COURSE. - Lcclurcs will he open to
the publis in itoom 22, 1'. \V. College
during this week on Tuesday after-
noon froni 2 to 4; on Wednesday morn-
ing from 11.30 to 12.15; on Thursday
morning from 10 to 12.45; on Friday
morning from 10.30 to 12.15 and from
2 to 4. Dr. Garrison will lecture on
Friday afternoon from 2 until 3.
Mr. J. A. Clark, Supt. Experimental
Station will meet the classes on Tues-
day inorniiig`t`roni 9 to 10.30.
A TIMELY TOPIC.--The Farmers'
Institutes tliroughout Prince Edward
island are being asked to take up for
discussion during the months of Feb-
ruary and March “The Increased Pro-
duction of Farm Products" to supply
the great want that is likely to be felt
by the United Kingdom and l.he Al-
`lies." It is suggested that the first
ineetlng in February should be _“ln-
.cr_ca,sed Production of Meat Supplies.
lt would be impossible to increase the
number of animals, but, it may be pos-
sible to feed them to better advantage
and giving them better care, so that
better results may be obtained along
this line. .
_ TR|NIDAD’$ WELCOME. - The
second meeting in connection _ with
Canadian mission's conference in Tri-
nidad was held at Susamacliar Cliurch
on Tuesday evening, the Rev. Harvey
lilorton, presided. Rev. Cowpcr of-
i`ered up prayer in Hindu, and Rev.J.
A.Scrimgeour delivered the hearty
greetings of the flock at Denieraiu to
the Susainacliar congregation. _ltcv.
Dr. (ilarcncc Mackinnon, who is so
well known in Cliarlottetown, dis-
coriirsed on brotherly love treating
'the subject in a masterly way. Illlll
at its conclusion Mrs. Harvey Morton
rendered ii solo. At the end of the cus-
tomary exercises the gathering dis-
perseil.-Port oi' Spain, Gazette. Jail-
‘ uary 7th.
Praise Simple Mixture 1
Many in Charlottetown praise the
simple mixture of buckthorii bark.
glycerlne, etc.. known as Alder-i-ka.
This remedy is the most THORO-
éigy//llls.\\\\\lIIIIIZ\\\\\\\ZIIlI¢L§“\\YIIH' UGH bowel _cle_i;i;:t_?5_ ever; s_;>ld
ANY CASE of constipation, sour or
gassy stomach. ONE MINUTE after
4 you take it the gasses rumble and pass
._ _ even used s c ly DD '
2;-11 . s---s-_--s--- -__ """'~ ns. ONE sPooNFUL relieves simon
' ' oui..' Alder-i~ka cannot gripe and the
INSTANT action is surprising. E. A.
':‘PENSLAR" COLD BREAKERS
I / I- The Sidewalk Cleaner “`°S'”""‘;i’&““"___
act' quickly and are tasteless. Things
are moving faster to~day than ever
before people demand it Likewise
quickly-Laxative Cold Breakers is
ch a medicine No after effects*
l . _
' " - “til I    they demand medicine that will act
just su .
-25c. box.-E. A. Foster, ‘Penslar”
   _Storili-iLni’siile_-__  _
A   S at this season of the year. Wh
* nw-v
` tool on the market for rapid, easy
. . __.w3rk_ Stfpng and durable, has
18 inch Steel Blade with Hard-
wood Handle. Price Ea.......75¢
Other Steel Snow Sh0l/C19
.. 40c Ea.
Thaw l ersllilidworefo
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TORONTO SATURDAY NIGHT.-
See advertising column for a great
club offer. The Morning Guardian and
Toronto Saturday Nignt for one year
to new subscribers for only $4.50. B288.
Norms 'ro euascnisens. -
Subscribers will please note that the
*_ -club offer for Canadian Countryman
THE STANLEY. - _The Stanley is
di
only good for' the Guardian sub-
scribers qn Prince Edward _Islan§i1.____
ounty Court, before Stipendlary
haw. yesterday the Prohibition case
i' Elizabeth Crokeu. Emerald, was
ismissed. Rudolph Crokeu, Emerald.
was convicted ot' an infraction of the
Prohibition Act and the usual flue for
first offence. of $100 or iliree months'
imprisonment, imposed. '
COUNTY COURT.-In the _Qi_i,een’s
C
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L. 0. L.-The annual meeting oi'
Hillsborough District, l..O.L., was held
in the hall at Fanning Brook on Tues-
day, Jan. 12th. All the lodges in the
strict were represented. After the
general routines .of business theffol-
lowing oiiicers were elected for the
ensuing year: W P M, Milton Furniss;
D D, David B. Biril D Chap, C. Mc-
Lean; D ltoc Sec. F I.. Jay; _D Fine.
Sec, Arthur Affleck; I) Treasurer,
Charles Worth; D Lee. J. W. Birt; D
of (1, J. _\V. Jay; committee, _ Lloyd
Jay, lst com; Malcolm McDonald.
Lodge- Birt, Malcolm Jay, Norman
Shadow. _'I`Iie ofiiccrs were then duly
installed by District Master Albert
Robertson, after which eloquent nd-
ilresses were delivered by prominent
members oi' the district. The lodge
closed by singing the National An-
them. -
(Patriot please copyy.)
FAI-`iMER'5 BIG MEETlNG.- Ou
Thursdiiy evening. .liinuury 21st, Mr.
l`ticlii1rd Creed attended an Agricul-
tural Conference at Brookfield__whcre
lie- placed before the farmers present
the importance of raising greater sup-
plies next year to meet the deficit
which is bound to occur through so
many people being taken from agri-
culture t'or the war. He laid particu-
lar emphasis on the value ot’ good
seed and pointed out that on farms on
Prince Edward island crops had been
increased six husliels per acre through
the use oi' seed oi the highest quality.
,lie then went on to speak of the use
of fertilizers at the present tiine. He
stated that as a general thing lie did
not advocate the use of fertilizers but
the present is it very exceptional time.
The price ot' all grains is high now
-and there is a reasonable certainty
that they will even be higher next
year. With that in view there is no
doubt but that it will pay farmers to
use fertilizers, it` it is used with a
certain degree ol`,,intelligenco, and at
the same time they will be showing
patriotism in a practical manner. 1-Ie
-pointed out that the elements in which
ilie crops were liable to be deficient
were, Nitrogen, Phosphoric Acid and
Lime. Where crops were sold off
year after year and where clover has
not been grown ,successfully there is
likely to be a greater deficit of Nitro-
gen than ot' any. of the other elements.
Nitrogen can- be obtained in mixed- i'er-
tilizers or as a. chemical in Nitrate oi'
Soda. it is however very much better
for the ordinary fr--ini' to buy it ii
the form of nitrate as this is a Stand-
ard article and very seldom contains
impurities. Further, the price ol’ Nitr-
ate oi’ Soda is not likely to be increas-
eil by the war. but on the other lianil
will likely be cheaper. as immense
quantities of tliis.'c-heniical. have been
used in the past in Europe. Consider-
able care must be used however in
putting on Nitrate of Soda. It is read-
ily soluble and if too much is put on
is may wash away and be lost, or a-
gain, it may hiirii up the plants. lt
should bc put on grain when ii is a-
bout two inchcs high and on iueadow
lands, after the grass is wcll started
in the Spring. it should he spread
just about as thinly as possible. lf a
hundred pounds could be distributed
fairly evenly over an acre it might be
quite sufficient for one application,
and if a man planned to put onthree
hundred pounds ol' Nitrate oi' Soda per
acre it would be better to put it on in
three applications if possible, at any
rate it should not be put on all at
once. The ideal time to put it on
would bc iinniediately before a rain,
when the grass is quite dry. If the
grass is wet there is a possibility of
some burning occuring but when it is
put on when the grass is dry and is
spread fairly thin there is very _little
chance of it doing any injury. The
Address was followed by a discussion
which was taken part in by Capt. Mc-
Dui’i’, J. li. McPherson and Charles
McDufi‘ and others. after which the
meeting was brought to ii close. On
Tuesday evening Mr. Creed will
speak at Springfield. Lot 07. and on
Wednesday, January 27th at Sianchel.
: :Our (‘.igiirs are tne clioicost mann-
factiireil-tliey are kept in a patent
huniidor :it just the right ,moisture
to make them delight the particular
smoker. Priced from Bc. to 15c. each.
The MacKiiionn Drug Co., cor. Great
George and Kent Streets. nietf
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» This is just what you wa_i_i_t _ Colds and _coughs
_there is a lot of shoveling to be ...Stop 
done. This Scraper is the best .  Staff 1
» -, .  ...M . _...ts ». .,.~.
Coughs are ulualLv_ .the~_~i_°-esuit_
-ofiiiiiammation' caused by ii
cold invading the delicate cap-
ilary air tubes in the lungs. We *
can sell.you a cough remedy
that will allay thisdnllamination
_and quioky correct the ooi‘idi--
tionl which cause it. Take
Roiiuoauh lyrup of Pin; Tar
_ond God Liver Oil and we will
'guarantee _ruult|...Put up and
sold by us only. Price abc. s__
"Tho Home oi' Quality”
bottle. » .g
You Caii’t Help Liliing
'\ Moirs Chocolates /'
They are so pure and
delicious they will melt
, in your mouth, soclean
and wholesome that no
» other will satisfy after
you have once tried
_ them._ _
Moira chocolates will -
satisfy tiiat craving for
really good chocolates
and when they are used
you’ll long for more._
_ _We have ai splendid
display ot Moira Choco-
lates n daliia boxes
and in bulk. ey are _
rreiiifny them.
£i-"-T"-"-'-“-
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l149 Great George Streotl
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.happy young couple will have the best °
wlshes of u host of friends for 8 long tion was timed so as to have present
1 ~ . , - Mr. It. H. ifampboll, Superintendent
am mospemus ‘loumey lhloum' me’ I Education, and Mr. Wili'red Boutler,
Tn-  S Si _A i 1 V T  wsoomé sEi.|.s...'.4"i>'i-i'»`ttr"1_v'eii H Ar Howie. --lui-4. Rsiibsiiuiinoii S T
ding`l.ook place in Saint Dunstan’s
Cathedral yesterday morning at 7.30
diiughtek oi' Mr. and Mrs. Patrick
Burke. Prince street, _became the wife
of Mr. Villiam McKenzie, of the Na-
was performed by Father G. J. McLel
the 7.30 mass. The bride was attend
ald,'wlll be at home on Wednesday af-
ternoon and eveninS. Jan. 27, at her
o'clock, when Miss Annie Burke. ‘residence 173 Euston St. 8341.
rustic EXAMINATION- 'rue mir
U I Sn ,M . _ . yearly _examination of Victoria High
Ona 0 ng (o Fha cemmuny School was held on Wednesday, Jan.
mm D_ D__ the pastor before smmnéi 20th. in the presence of a fair attend-
' ance of visitors. Owing to poor con-
Y0ll'_» ._ -_
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eil by Miss Nellie Dougaii, while Mr: ;=_m°“ of the "mils the "“ml""` °f Vis’ . . . -,~ I .- _ Nd ~ wr. .;
D. Gillis supported the groom. The
ors was not as 'large as it would
tlicrwisc have been. The uxiimlnu-
45-iii'-»-»»-»f+»-i-.-».»-.-»<...+...Yi~.""."‘ “L-Li “"7 if
. _ o
, _*Ti-_ inspector of Public Schools. Not- -
there to reduce the cost. “SALADA" thc
Teas are always Fresh, Fragrant, `a
Free from dust and economical in use interior of both llepartnients wc-i
_ withstaiiding the condition of roads
55B9W9-fe °f WHS mill- U9 dllilly and' and weather. the attendance oi’ pupils
full ot b_rokeii leaves-as these are in- »wo.s'up to the average. there being
*.l\ll‘i0\-IB In use and unpleasant in the. forty-six out of an enrollment oi’ fifty.
CUP. the li\1Bl being Sellefillly Dui The pupils were examined in most of
subjects taught und the work 'is
whole was very satisfactory; The
Dandnid causes 8 feve'rllix:irritat.ioa'-
oi the scalp, the hair..root| shrink”
_loosen and then the hair comes ,~o\9t-
iiist. To stop _falling hair at ones*
i_-iuddridr that calps of svegyt' pa.rbiells_ of,
_ an ru . go a‘ -cent ot1eoian~_
_ derine at any drug store,ipour alittle
ella our hand and ri.b well into tho.
~preserved and sold only in sealed t t full' il t d i’ ‘ tl ~' 'i y S' ` 1'
D9-CKGIS al 350. 451:, 5511. l55c D012 13/5 ‘She bpiipllcsomalhil oieaclferzccdiiflill Bcalg' fettpt a' few application’ au'
lwlllld- spruce and flags, and presented a very fgglhzlé otlllxtsappenrs and the hair sm”
t . _
Oore I & McLeod _
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ALL ARE como ATA DiscoUNT oF P C
AREBOXiL BLg[g_:S_l§§RI_é\é\lD AEIEUSSIAN SUlTS
Jusr I . Half Price
 '1 hese are all new-all smart up to date styles, ll..l0ll V ‘
blues, browns, greys and fawn, to fit boys of 3 to »
$2.75 Suits for $1.38 $3.25 Suits for $1.63
$4.50 Suits for $2.25 $6.75 Suits for $3.38
BOYS ODD KNICKERS AND BLOOMERS
ALL ARE GOING AT 25 p. c. DISCOUNT
l' _ __  _ w
' Big' January Snaps 
In Shirts & Sweaters 
_ 1Vlen’s English Havana _Flannelette Shirts,
in stripes ot various colors, with soft cuffs &
collars attached -reversible, also-without collars.
Regular value 85c and 1-.00 now selling 75c.
_ Men’s Fancy Shirts ‘in fancy stripe with
stiff cuff, ranging in price from 135 to 2.00
now selling at 1.00.
Boys’ Sweaters_ and_ Sweater Coats in-
greys, and browns with. high and low colllars,
regular 85c value now 60c.
Abou_t tw_enty_white Sweaters for boys and
men ranging in price from . 1.20 to 4 50. _Now
Half Price. g ' '
Me_n’s Ooats Sweaters, 'grey with red or
lflgg trimming regular 1.50. Now selling for
Boys’ Sweaters pull over ' buttoned on
?hot_i_l_<_ler and coat styles 60c value now selling 4
01'. C. . i
Fur Collars---Cut
blocks go at $1.50.
Get a Smart New __/"`
Winter Suit forthe Boy 
at the January Clearance Sale _ i
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The January Clearance Sale offers all sorts oi ff;l:`:§fif}Z§'.’." -i;Fff:§_,‘§'»l§_i` 4**
favorable buying chances, It’s.a -matter of practical `-',?';`~’§1 I-filiii ' f.;‘.;.";~'l'. 4;, ;._f
economy to keep posted on the offer made through ,,._._,, .  ,,  _ ,_,  _f»
out our ads. Now for example to.daY.   
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black derby hats all sizes many
$5.25 Fur Collar for $3.94 shapes, not a bad one in the lot
7,25 Fm- (;0||ay for 5_44 worth to 2.00 each your choice '
$2.25 and $2.50 sim Felt Hats new f°
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Men’s iine worsted
Trousers offered at 25
p. c. off. -
$2.50 Pants now $1.87
3.00 “ “ 2.25
3.50 “ “ 262
4.00 “ “ 3.00
5.00 “_ “ 3.75 I
Hats Worth to
$2.00 go at
592....
Get One Now
Special lot of live doz. nice
r 69c each
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MOI`tSON_ & DUFFY
Bnrrlsters and Attorneys - . - I
Solicitors for Royal Bank of Canada  
MONEY 'ro Loan. ~
Holiday Gifts
For holiday gifts see our
Carter’s
Brooches, Bracelets, Watch-
es, Cuff Lw, Chains. S_ll- ~
ver-ware ny Setts, Nip-
on China,etc r‘ ` I
Nq extra charge for en- _
C. W. Patters'ori“ I ‘ ’
Carter & Co. 
1915 For 1915
Bookstore L
ls headqligarters for all kinds of Office Stationery,
Blank Boo at and Office Supplies, at lowest prices.
Carters ‘Success” Bindini Coles; complge
with index 25 cents each, and oni¥_$ .50  e
best value in binding cases ever o ered. Eveviz ulilllol
Office of an account should be supplied th some of
f“=»w“r°i-as  ....
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used and any quality desired. ilxgidoale &: M.
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stock of Rings. We have
a great variety of styles
Special assortnients for men
women and children.
We also have a splendid
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