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Cingss iiirgi msrusr
pu nqt neglect indigestion which
may lead to all sorts of ills and com-
plicati0n`s.' An eminent physician once
said that ninety five per cent of all
the ills of the human body have
their origin in a disordered stomach.
' Our experience with Rexall Dyepsp-
sia Tublets lends us to believe them
to be airong the most dependable
remedies known for the relief of in-di-
gestion and chronic <_lyBD°P€ln. Their
ingredients are_e0othu1p,aud healing
to the inflamed _ m6!!1b"anes of the
stomach. They, arerfch in pepsin, one
of the greatest digestive aids known
to medicine. The relief they afford is
very prompt. Their use with persist-
nncy and regularity for a short time
in-nils to bring about a cessation of
ine pnins caused by stomach dis-
orders. `
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets help to
insure healthy appetite, to aid di-
gestion, and thus' promote nutrition.
As evidence of our sincere faith in
nexall Dyspepsia Tablets. we ask you
to try them at our risk. If they do
Uni; give you entire satisfaction, we
will return you the money you paid
ns for them, without qnestionl or
inrmnlity. 'They come in three sizes,
price 25 cents 50 cents, and $1.00,
llonrcrnber; you can obtain them only
nl. our store-'1'_bc~ Rexnll Store. The
‘ D u Co ‘
is an easy thing
when you have good
coal, and what is so
indispensible these
cold days ?`
We can supply you
with GOOD COAL
always. Also wood
icnrrrriorrrrowri Aunt ourhrs coorinf
_There were no cases before the po-
lice court in this city yesterday.
A blayer piano (almost new) is
for *mile BS Will bc seen by classified
all OH Page unc.
Prothonotary Murson, City who
has been confined to his house for
t_h° P35* W" duyu. was reported n
little better yesterday.
Voters should bring their tax re
celpt to the poll today so as to in.
sure their V0t€. as no voter once
leaving the vous win be allowed
back again. `
A meellnl-5 °f the lady members of
the Charlottetown Badminton Glul
will he held this afternoon at 4
0’clock in the srmorics. All members
are l`9<l11€Stel1 to attend.
'Major Drake of the Rogers Hard-
WMB Company Limited- city, 1e,t
last night to cross over by the Cape
route today on a business trip tc,
New York and Pennsylvania and wil.
be absent about ten days.
Dench will learn with rcgrct that they
are about to leave Charlottetown I
has been decided by the Cnnadis
Bank uf Commerce to establish
rranch at St John’s, Newfoundland
nd Mr Dench has been selected tr
stablish rt I-ic will leave next weel
nd Mrs Dench will follow in thi
prrug Alike in husrucss und in so
ave been popular here, am
fcci sure mt cy w
oon be rccogni/cd ru St John's ai
ecided additions to that community
The New London North l<armer'i
nstrtute held a mietrng rn Park Cor
er Hall on Wednearlay evening, th
th mst 'l‘lre hall wus fairly w
lied with members und visitors rn
cluding a number of ladies. The ad
rcss of the evening was given h;
Mr. Mitchell who spoke for an hour
n iluirying. Many questions wer '
put by the audience to Mr. Mitchell
0 all of which hc courtcously rc
licd. He enrpliasized the folly of
clling the raw material from
arm, thus robbing it of soil-fertility
y nrcuns of churts he showed wha*
some farmers ure doing to improvr
their dairy hi».ril-_-', and compare'
herds of equal merit hut having diff
' I crcnt care during milk period, show
for  'ug the results in fnvour of the bet
l
r-cared-for herd. A vote of thank'
‘Jus teudcrcd Mr. Mitchell to whicl
A.  &  pr- slritulrly responded. The uergi
Phone 240 1
Ch’town.
Rexall Cherry _Iuice
Cure _Coughs
Money back if not pleased
‘ 2 5c a bottle ~ 5
Sole Agents
The MacKinnon Drug Co.
Cor. Gt. Geo. and Kent Street
 
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...uri irsN'r. Hrorr Ur, 
FOR LAWYERS’ CLUB.
'NEW YORK, Feb. 9-The Lawyers'
flllh has signed a tcn-year-lease of
'Ivo twentieth and twenty-first floors
of thc United States Realty & Im-
nurvcment Company building, No.1l5
l’7';:’i(;(‘]|l;VUY. at an annual rental of
PILEB CURED IN '6 TO 14 DAYS.
Y"‘"` dfugliist will refund mone if
lil\'l.0 OIN'1‘M]flNT fails to cure any
lpse of Itching, Dlind, Bleeding or
lrotrudinz Piles in 6 to 1.4 days.
Ont.
0,000,000 CHINESE oN
VERGE OF STARVATI'JN_
_NEW Yonrr, Fen. 1a--"rnr_ee inn-
lron persons in Central China are on
thc verge of starvation." So rcndsa
statement issuedyestcrday by the
thins Famine Relief Committee ` of
which Bishop David A. Greer, is the
Chairman. _
Last summer the worst flood rn
f"ff-Y years destroved the crops over
rin area of 50,000 squirr: .iriles lr/.any
huve already died of hunger, and 'nn-
less prompt relief ls' given multitudes
ul men, women and children must
perish. `
No harvest can be expedcted until
May- Uniu bien the famine win be
*i"°WlD€ dlllly more acute."
UR. AKlDD’S HOUSE
' ROBBED OF JEWELS
B/iN FRANCISCO, Fen. 9-Decca
iives are seeking a clsw to the'burg-
lar who forced his way into the resi-
dence of Dr. Charles F. Akcd, form-
"lY of New York and now pastor of
the First Congregational Church, and
H°t ewav wich as and more than
‘500 Worth of jewelry. The burglary
£001! lllace while Dr. Aked was prea-
°"l"K _at s midweek service.
The many friends of S. (7. und Mrs.
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ciety, Mr. and Mrs, Dencl
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nesting of Institute will be held ir
ng River l.-lall on Thirrsilay evening
the 15th, when Mr. Justice Fitzizer
uid will give nu aililrcsscn “Thr
New Outlook." A large meeting ii
requested, ladies specially invited.
An ()tl_nwu dcsp_ati:h says:--The mo
vomerrt of Vruurdians from the coun
try to the cities and from_the east
to the west was considered by thi
senate recently. Senator Power mov-
ed for a special committee to in»
quire into and consider the disup
poirrtiru: nature of movements o
rulatiorr in (‘.inada more espcciallv
DOI ' ,
as affecting thc rural districts of the
oldcr provinces, as shown by thc cen-
sus of 1911, the committee to bf
composed of the Hon. Messrs. Yeo,
(Port Hill, P. E. l.,), Beith, Derby-
shire, Cusgruinr, Tessier, Baird, Tay
lor, Pope and the mover. Senator
Power said that on the whole the re-
sults of _the census were .satisfactory
but a detailed enumeration disclosed
facts that were not so satisfactory
In the older portions of Canada thr
population had not increased as ii
should. Results were also disappoint-
ing in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick,
Prince Edward Island rind Ontario,
where the gains were made by the
cities, and in the country there was rr
falling oil. Various cases were as-
signed for this. The matter was nn
important one und should be studied.
The senate had time to make the
investigation and therefore he sug-
gcstcii the cornmittcc. Sir Richard
l_}rirt\vright said there was no more
important matter than the proper
distribution of population. N0 more
useful work could bc undertaken than
in ascertaining the causes for the loss
of population of tho fcrtilc parts of
Canada. Hon. Mr. Loughesd said that
he thought the committee would dis-
cover no reasons which were not now
known, Senator Watson agreed that
the great problem that the govern-
ment had to solve was tu keel) Deo-
nle on the lnnd. For some years the
tendency in Canada had been to make
laws to help manufacturers to build
up the cities nnii grow wealthy. The
legislation had made thc farmer pay
for this and he was now growing
restive and leaving thc lnrm f0i‘ the
city, The government should legislate
to make rural life more attractive
and more profitable. The motion car-
ried. `
::A skin as smooth as satin. It is
qnres possibrs to keep your Skin S0"
and free from chafe during the cold
months. The daily use of 'cur witch
hazel cream will accomplish won-
ders. It is easy and DIGBSHM £0 “H0
and dgeg not make the skin sticky.
Nicely perfumed Z5c a bottle. The
uexrnnon ning oo. rnusziste Cer-
Gt. George and Kent Stn- drill-
 
_._` _
I? need og sin Ing the praises olou
Bs ery Goo s wqsn all over town you
can ur tb§m Pra sed bv those wh%ule
our roam rfsd,0akas etc daily. hr'
are pure, who eloms and nutritious.
Stcwarfs Bakery
_ 163 Kent Street
It pays to buy in thi; p;~°vmu,_ Today's Guardian comprises twelve
pages.
The Vice and Abbies play hockey at
the Arena on 1-‘rinsy night.
~ The Fourth Regiment Ban" will
play at the poor skate in the Arena
tonight.
All should go to the Lion Church
School-room and enjoy the Valentine
n tea this evening.
Miss Alfreda Compton, Summer-
S108. who has been visiting Ernest
and Mrs. Duchemin, City, left yester-
day afternoon on return home,
The funeral of the late George Bis-
hop who died on Monday morning
rf_tcr 9-short illness of septicemia
will take place this afternoon at,
three o’clock from his late residence
‘._s2 Great George Street to Marsh-
.ield Cemetery.
The itemized list of the city mar-
ket prices, which appears in another
rolumn, contains a full report ,of the
protations of yesterday. There was
ri. good attendance nt the market and
a fair amount of business was trans-
vrcted, priccs, however, remained
tirm, not differing from those of the
_rrcvious day.
Harry Tecd, who for the past num-
'rer of years has been in the employ
'rf Alley & Co, as salesman, left last
night on the mail special for Capo
l‘raverse en route to Regina whene he
has accepted 8, position with the Pra-
rie Shoe C0, as travelling salesman.
l‘his Company is a branch of the Am-
herst Boot and Shoe Co. Mr. Teed is
me of Char1ottetown's most popular
/oung men and his host of acquaint-
inces willwish him every success in
iis new location. In the past on the
itaff of Alley & Co he has been a ca-
iahle and courteous clerk and it is
'elt that in this new branch of his
Business he will meet with that suc-
cess which he so well merits.
The entertainment and pie social
n the Granville Hall on the evening
rf Feby. 0th proclaimed the 18th
anniversary of Pearly Stream Divi-
sion, S. O. T., and was ~ without
ioubt the irost successful celebration
n the history of that organization.
l‘he hall was not crowded but packed
from door to platform and the order
naintuined throughout the entire
rrogram was excellent, which, plain-
ly, showed that the audience was of
in intelligent nature. The duties of
the chairman were ably performed by
the I). G. W. P.,--A. K. Henry, while
the task of auctioneering the pies was
~.llotted to Thos Wigmorc who prov-
ed himself to be a master hand in
that profession and obtained some
fancy prices for some of his goods
_md maintained an average of over
21.40 for each pie sold. The proceeds
'rf the evening sre_intended for the
uurpose of establishing ii library in'
connection with the Division. The
following was the program as ten-
'credi--AdilressGhairman; Chor\1a-
Thoir; Rect.-Homer McKay; Solo-
Henry Burgess; Dialogue-Boarding
school rrccornplislrnicrrts; Solo-F. D.
‘-lennctt; Address-Thomas Wigmorc;
Rect.-Minnie Wall; Duet-Mrs. F. D.
Bennett and Rena Dunning; Solo-B.
G. McKay; Address-Rev. J. B.
Gough; Dialogue-From way “OWU
.agp Rect.-Clarence McKay; Solo-
Rena Dunning; Chorus--Choir; Solo--
Henry Burgess, Rect.-I-_I. J. Mc-
Kay; Inst music-Mrs. F. D. Bennett,
-\. Ramsay; sale of pies; National
Anthem. Much credit is due the or-
,,£,nisi;_ Miss Myrtle C. Taylor.
the creditable way she performed ber
duties.
_____________.
;;Votc for McLean the indehelldellf
and progressive candidate f0\` Wuffl
f\ve_ 2-l-idli.
Sriznronreu
_UP!
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4 We know that A
7 ` ` Rao clzoss
, rcrnusv vi./lsraa
will help you. Cus-
. fomets have repeal-
/’ ` edly fold us of its
great good. Twenty-
~ five cents buys ff
I with out guarantee.
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Johnson & Johnson
The Quality Drug Store.
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Get   a Good
Chamois V est
You need. one of our
Chamois vests right now,
you cannot afford to do
without _it for the ample
~ protection it gives you from
all storms, winds, rains
and intense cold.
These vests are perfectly
tailored, made of choice
selected chamois skins.neat
fitting and give more prot-
ection than several coats.
Made in sizes to suit all
people Price.. . . . .L75 up.
The 2 Macs
_ 149 Gt Geo, St.
l See The Sale of I    I  6
'Seconds in 2
‘ Table Napkins m Qu ’”‘;'f”e"::’-Y"°*‘;hT
,¢¢l'l I own
Every wise "‘forehanded" housewife will find profit in,
examining the great range of bargains shown in _-_
0ur Annual Sale of Linens and While Goods`f _
THERE IS NO CORNER OF THE STORE that does not stand ready to give you notable White '
'Goods values these days. Today we want to tell you more about zr few items that are sometimes overlooked in
such a sale. This lot represents selections from first and second floor-and every item good.
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I- Special Sale 
5c, 6c, 71', l0c,.»l2c. _
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price deeply discounted
1.25
1.50
1.80
2.25
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We offer you a complete range of both American and 'Eng _ V ,
lish white counterpanes especially placed for -this sale with every If bought durmg “"3 Sal
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White Goods Snaps in Sh°°""9S.' T,“we"i_‘f9‘ 
White Bed Spreads 'Pillow Collons willnbe r
Some of the values are as follows:--
$r.I5 Counterpanes Now 890
li fl
gtc
$1.25
1.50
2.00
“;‘ 2.50
3-75
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Ten Woniicrfuf 
Whilcwear Bargains 5;
This paragraph _is just ia re- 
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niiuder of the ten finest wh ite- 1.
ever shown you--and that is
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L BED COMl`0R'l`S I
Mill “Seconds” ln Linen Table
Cloths Wonderful Value
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Snaps in 1 White _
Colions `
Our buyer was fortunate iii securing a ” _
special line of mill “seconds” in linen table
cloths showing the damask border right
around. These only require to be hexnmed. __
In each there is some trifling imperfection
which does not in any way injure the cloth
but results in a tremendous cutting of the
price. '»
REGULAR VALUE
Good strong white coltzin 25
inches wide, regular gc at the White -`
Soft firm white coticns, no starch 
_finished for domestic use, _1,4inches _
wide, regular r2c at the white goods
l‘.nglIsh_ Mailapolem, flue even »
thread, no starch, full yard wide,
regular 130 white goods snlc.. . l0c
36x4 5 ins. Linen Tablecloths $1.00 for 7 5c _
ii ii il
45x45
67x69
67x1or
 ff of as
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71x1o8
71xr08
88x90
88x1o8 f‘ “ “
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of 0| ' if
lt if ol
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1.10 for 85c
1.90 for 1.45
2.1o_for 1.60
2.30 for 1.80 _ .»
2 65 for zoo `
5 55 for 2.85
4-ssfors-45 .ns  ______  
5.50 for 4.25 -
8.50 for 6.50 '
Vers' fine smooth white English
_ Madzipol_eli_i,full yard wide splendidly
ad spied lor ladies xvhlluvvcuf, while
sale price.............. . '°"' l2¢
\Vhite lunglish longclofh good _
weight, round thread ,I very'f"me, 34 ,
' inches wide regular r6c \-_ hire goods '
1623s-
Shcer fme Quccn’s cloth, gard
wide beautiful material, regularsoc
n for'......___:_-- _,__...,. _. ....3 ..l5
Bargains in
Pillow Collons-
Engl ish Pillow Cotton:
40 in. Circular 18c per yd.
42 “ " 19c per yd.
44 “ “ 2oc per yd.
46 “ “ 22c per yd.
Light Weight Canadian
Circular. `
40 in. Circular 2oc per yd.
42 “ “ 22c per yd.
44 “ ‘i 2 5c per yd.
Heavy Circular.
40 in. Circular 23c per yd.
42 “ “ 25:: per yd.
44 “ “ _ 27c per yd.
46 “ “ _zoc per yd.
White unlaundered shirts
very special ` 2 for [35
White unlaundered shirts
very special A 2 for [75
White laundered shirt not-
able value 77c
While Broche Veslings15c'
White Sale Price
26 inch Broche vestings a very
nice good weight line for tail-
or niade waists, etc, special 
llainly Sheer
india onniiy 186
Checks and stripes in sheer,filmy,
dainty Indian dimity-crisp 
beautiful dress fabric
I  1.00
Fine soft Lonsdale, in ample
quantit for gown, yoke and sleeves,
stamped] in dainty design for 1 
embroidering °
Shirt Waist Design
Stamped on Linen 
A length of Fine waisting linen,
shows pretty design stamped for
front, yoke, collar and sleeves. A
garment requiring just a little cutt-
ing fitting and embroidering 1 
to be a work ofaxt. °
Some "down slairsf’ Bargains 
Beauliiul 32 inch Broche Vesting Special £25
This fabric is a good weight line, soft rich while broche mater\i_al--
specially adapted for tailor made waists. Will wear and launder. __-__
Spot and Check lzc ii ‘
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nr
Great Value Veslings 
it hile Sale Price yd
27 inch white Broche vesting.
This line embodies a very atttrac-
tive range of patterns--good '~
weight, special 
Muslins---Special
A nice little line of dainty dress
muslins placed ononr count- 
ers during white goods sale at c
ll3h”3}i§~.?.'“”°“ 1-25
Fine sheer mull in sufficient
quantity to make gown-haspyokc
and sleeves design pre.-ttil
stamped y 
"Semi Ready” 1 
Corset Cover ° _
Here’s an attractive novelty-as
fine organdic corset cover, _embroid-
ered design at yoke and sleeve stra s
---requires only fitting and a 
few minutes stitching s.
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wear value that this store! has ' -
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KEPT ALIVE BY
VACUUM _ PUMP
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CHICAGO, .F'eb, 9.-Science has
been given new thrills by the success
of a new invention by a Chicago sur-
geon which for more than a daY PPO-
longed the life of Miss Florence
Woodman-.
After the young woman had been
pronounced "incompletely dead," a
vacuum cleaner with mechanical at-
tachments was applied and for twen-
ty-ninle hours her heart was kept
beating and an almost normal, supply
of blood pumped thtough her veins.
The machine is the inkentlon of Dr.
Harry A. Richter of Northwestern
Medical College. Dr. Richter applied
the invention to Miss Woodman and
for the first time in medical history,
an operation was successfully per-
formed after the "death" of a pat-
lent.
The young woman was an orphan.
She lived with the family of her
uncle in Woodlawnl avenue. A few
weeks ago she' was stricken with a
malady resembling mastoiditis The
infection spread to the brain and
Miss Woodman lapsed into uncon-
sclousness. Before an operation could
he performed she died-in the ordinf
ary sense. /
But “compl<»l.c death" is ri slow
process and it was decidi-il tm Det-
form nn opcrn.l.ion with thc ir~.'cn'eion
_of llr_ liiclrtir.
Miss Woodman had ceased to
breathe when the machine was ap-
plied. Immediately the heart began to
heat regularly, normal respiration re-
turned ar-id the pulse was as strong
es though the young woman was in
perfect health. The blood returned to
her l;ps and face.
As soon as the machine was stopp-
turned, the heart ceased bl ea nna
respiration stopped.
In BEOHY thi! §\\”\'8 rulatives watch-
ed at the bedside, wabehqd the fight.
of science to bring back the spirit, of
the dead girl from agar/land.
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“.°overeign”. Cashel
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mere Hose with line@ ~
splicing, went the best”