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    Berman on Prince Edward mgllllll EXAMlNATlON.- The semi-annu-
;  -”--- al examination of Argyle Sher
better tg kee Con. ° , ~ sm News secsiven. Mr. non- sohooi woe new on Jon. 22nd. 'rue
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p    erlek Nicholson, Charlottetown, re- were present besides the trustees
gulatin Piiiior women gaflboxo, mmgg, celved a. telegram yesterday from large number of ladies and gentleme
when mental
the veins.
in Snow:
, ,shes pendant
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and pastry will be served at Bt Paul
CITY COURT-The monthly ses Parish Hall, on Thursday, Feb.
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sion of the City Court was held yes- from 5 till 7 p.m1 The sale of. apron
preserved terday morning, His Honor Stipen- lrome-madecsndy. etc., will begin
I diary K. I. Martin on the Bench, when 3.30. Admission. lic.; tea, 25c. 83
a number of cases were disposed of.
TORONTO SATURDAY NIGHT.
9 _
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rr P/Ivete 1111:.-nr -nur” province ` 5-rss.-lneiteious salons. meets. een `  
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B. NEW YORK, Feb. 2.3- A London
at Daily Express despatch dated Nlsh.
33 Serbia. Thursday. to the-New York
Herald, says:
- Metropolitan Dimitri, supreme head
NOTICE T0 BUBSCRIBERB. - See advertising column for a great ofthe Serbian ohm-on describes to me
Subscribers will please note that the club offer. The Morning Guardian and ,
cl C t T S t rd Night fo ea
ub offer for Canadian oun ryman oronto a u ay r one y
is only good for the Guardian sub- to
new subscribers for only $4.50. 828
in the following words the terrible die
E' :Sees of the civilian population of Ber-
a: - » 1
Today pne million Berblans, one-
tbird of the population, are suffering
9 every possible sorrow. They ure de-
stitute of everything, Since the be-
e .I
“_ ginning of_tl1e war, ,when tbeirglattdg
11 were turned into battlefields theyhav
   a \l°» S50 lf- Ill Drug stores. or mailed _many his brother Murd of the firm of Nichol- from the district and also several lad- endured _gen-|\,|e D,-Nations and theh-
addreoa i '
go gs ('§‘¢$l,,‘:,°,_°f,},’g‘,°.§’o m' 3°°“'-‘ D"“‘* son Bros merchant tailors, Minnea ies from adjoining districts The pup-
sufferings have been still greater dur-
T* F-  polls, Minn.. informing him of the ils were examined in the various sub- 1 th b h 1; ti 1
      Mawr” rt sth ttbei b th S rt in 10 ts IJ the wicker. Miss Marion Mac- 121511 aewhvllra Zsgdfeplosorlhin mdTBtl)x’<;
° vim and e o r ro er am. pa ner 1 c y _ ' ` ` _
g yi V“‘“*Xif°f N°l'v° Md BNIB: inf-*meer* 1' the same firm. Quarrie, assisted by Miss Farllman
teacher of New Argyle The scholar
1 f :batter ,a Tonic-_will build you up 33 shams
wo o
` . ta , ' , », - `
Of CO3. rom now »1pr1o§.‘°1~§ssZ‘$i»§l‘2.'l>“»J`5<l'<{,’§Z‘h§i`n5°1§h'$f “sA'ruReAv Nici-11'" or .Toronto _hy their ready answers, snowed »
` °”““"°' has n. circulation of 45,000 and goes good knowledze 0*' “II Slllllects e
_Sold at Hughes’ Drugstore, to all parts ot the world. See advertls- amined. This goes to show that th
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town 8288. fo
llowed which was very credltabl
the Cross. (3). “Christe Outlook for presented with a beautiful gold brace-
» Ipeasnnts who renlaiued behind to pro-
B vide food for the families oi' those who.
5 were fighting.
X.
0 DYIN .
ing co]umn for club offer to new sub- teacher is well fitted -1or"l1er' profess- G OF SATRVANON
  scrlbers to thot Gug.rd;&n.K_0ld aug- ion. S. A. Mu_rley acted as 'chairms
' ° ' scr bers write 0 . ac `unon. . and a careiu y prepared programm
WC Call glV€ YOU , . ., , .  _ _ 0. no; 431, charlotte _ _
_  per-for-med by thepuplls. Short speech.
d C 1 d  HAZELBROOK F lELD.- Services es were then given by the trustees an
 O a  ` ' " On Sunday. Feb- 701 will beds f0I- others who expressed thernselve
, ` IOWSI- Cr0SS ROMIB. 10.30. Sunday highly pleased by the work done. Th
t School 11 p m Subject “Excluded” 'examination was brought to a cle
U “Women, mothers. wives and sisters,
e are suffering now because ot' the sec-
Y ond invasion which must last longer
and more Serbisus are being driven
ll- from their homes. In six of the most
5 fertile districts no less than fifty per
0 cent. of the'chi|dren are dying from
9 lack of nourishment and medicine,
A from cold and exposure. In the invad-
S ged and destroyed and when the unfor-
  ' glexaniliiahh D: ___m.._b Su_l:1e_ct "Tile _hy singing _;;God_ _Save the King.
_ ‘ rent v e. a;e roo . p. rn., very'~nice t ng occurred previous to d -'11 hi _
Subject “The Seven Last Words on the examination when the teacher wa e H ages every! ng has been Dma
Humanity.” let by the scholars. Miss MncQuarrl
l- thanked them for their handsome gi
s ~ e *__* DRAMATIC RECITAL.-Mr H. and hoped she would be able to teach
Irving Beers will give a. dramatic the school for several years declarin
1 ~- recital in Kindergarten Hall on Mon- that nothing .short of death- or the in
Phone    day, the 15th. lie will bc assisted by evltable would take her away fro
_ ' local artistes. Mr Beers will give _them.
'C031 and w00d ` selections from Shakespeare, Hrown-
ing, Byron, Burns, Kipling, Burroughs.
HORSE NOTES.
Q  Kendal, Service, liood, Riley, and n. ' -__-
tuuato refugees who are compelled to
8 flee. return to their homes they will in
fl- tho majority of cases find nothing eith-
or in the shape of houses or food."
E The metropolitan's statement is not
- exaggeration. It only barely indicates
m that the situation is .so full of horror
and pathos as to be almost indescrib-
able. Yet for one child dying in Nish
scores are dying in the devastated re-
gions which Austria lald bare. ll have
£__-_ _ , portion oi’lngersoll‘s lecture on Shake- There have been several Golden Seen me refug@0S_ The chnd,-en are
speare, which is considered the great- Crosses" found in the breeding of th
Holiday Gifts
For holiday gifts see our
stock of Rings. We have
a 'great variety of styles
Special assortments for men
women and clnidren. _
We also have a splendid
stock of Pendents, Lockets,
iiroaches, Bracelets, Watch-
es, Cuff Links, Chains, Stl-
ver-ware Ebony Setts, N ip-
on China, etc.
No_ extra charge for en-
gravmg.
C. W._Pa_tterson
Good Soft
Montreal Daily Star is $4.00 per year.
The Morning Daily Guardian (mailed
in P. E. 1.) and Family Herald 'and Electioueer Family. There is 11 youn
Weekl Star is 00 er cm The stallion by 11 son of Bingeu from n
Electioneer Dam that bids fair to soo
!*  Montreal Daily Star (Mailed in P. E. occupy a prominent position in
_ C031 Yafd Grade Ill-1. Nelson Molyneaux; 2, r
Pfince Ste wha" Mutllcsop; 3, Annie Matheson. (irude
I-~1. Archie Mulvueauxz 2. Johnnie teeth-if you iieglevt them now. you' feet were frozen and tho child was ni-
w_ _
U,U_._x__M_>u.m l._,_H<m.m,|.K_';_"M, lvlatlxeson. Those who had porfct-.L ni- aegret it inter. Use ltexali Tooth
 Molyneaux, Elmira Stewart and Mary C
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want to quickly, easily and per-
_ manently cure your cough-use Rexall Cherry
lor’ tsl Bark Cough _
” we will refund your money-that’s fan'
" enough, isn’t it. Rexail Cherry Bark Cough
Syrup. if it does not relieve you
ut up in two sizes, price 25c and
_ 50c ter bottle.
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    ]Thnrsday evening, Januxtry 2_8lh, va
well attended and e_ntl\us1ast\c tem- I-\1l‘€ CGHIINIIIY Will be ill KIIISMO
Tuesday, Fel), 2,q(1_;_ New Glasgo
Thursday. l~`eb._4t,l1;_ at Frederict
aging. The meeting, which in some
nnon   senses was by no means "dry," was
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sill! sat? thhhlivealiavg neverdisappointed them. I-l1ckey’s
Black' Twist Chewing Tobacco reDY@S°UfS I10f Only
our best efforts but the best
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reliahle tobacco go to al.  ‘ i
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and believe our old friends
to be had in the tobacco line.
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_  Discount Sale'
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Our Annual Sale Of
Remnants 1s now 011-
We have gone through
our stock of Wall P8081’
and have many lots of nice Patterns in Parlor. Dining
Room Hall, Bed Room
'with Dorders some wit
a carefully selected stock.
` Firqeliloor at exactly
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  `lmon‘s fancy:--"1’hilipino," l'tensfori.h
' » » |Dixon; cl1iid’s~ original:--"Buglar
It |l~loy;.’__ Iiiorace P_i_:inney; _$_i;ild_s i‘a_nc_y:
' _ -" 7 r s mas ree," nn a .s a-
All Bargains. Come early_and_ et first ch0iC€ _ ____0____s_ __, _ _ ________,
, and Kitchen Papers. 50m€
bout, all Pretty Designs from
These lots are now on sale on
a to Bu Now and put aside t1lT wanted Sale Or
will p y ' _
cash only. No Remnants charged.  
Y“'f1~ . The following is from u Sackville ex-
' gr _ \\\\\V_| change.-Seldom, if over, was there a
l\\\““`\\,l"\ larger crowd attended a carnival in g
Copp's rink. than last night, when tho
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1 _  ~ ,_ __  1 _ l§=~§f_-mio:-neumennwewn
Iollcc Allinsoo. 1-,  Isionri, ami nov.
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.to his bcing good as idle for several
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’iions added much to the pleasure of
‘lowing were the prize winners: Lad- I
y $3. n y '-
price of the Evening Guardian 'and
nary:-Grade IV. 'Emily Molyneaux; w
Eln»ira Stewart; ii, Edward Matheson. .Il
Grade li-1, Maud Stewart; 2, Mary
tendance for the month were Nelson
Matheson. 'l‘cacho1-,Grznivlilc Mac- 0
Vitiie.
In Kingston Methodist (‘hur<~h
pcrance meeting was held, presided
over by Rev. George Orman, of Corn-
wall, the dcputation, Rev. W. D. Wil- F
sou, Field Secretary of the Temper- S
'Mr. McVie ot' llazelbrook greatly ini-1
pressed the audience by their group-
ing ol' facts, figures and urgent np.
peals. The results in electoral pled-
ges and financial support was encour» 0
feat Ggol-ge andKen1; St3_ further eulivened by the singing of E-
_ the church choir, led by their esteem-
‘ ' cd organist, Miss Lolo Barrett.
writes: Replying to yours re Thurs-
day's races, I beg to advise you that
the big pacer was positively handled 9;
to best advantage to win out under
revnilin circumstance but owin l
weeks. also it being his first appear
ance to start in n race, the horse be-
came unmnnageable. When the war
whoop was brought into action, thus
preventing his driver from keeping
the free legged pacel' on his stride
only in two heats. As for his ex-
treme speed, the writer never yet saw
him go so fast, but what he could en-
joy a much faster ride." in the next
races called this green free legged
pacer starts up against four or five
crackerjaoks, old campaigners, so all
admirers of the green pacer are ad-
vised not to put up a silk handker-
chief against 11 palace on llnck Bay
in Boston. '
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firemen l1eid_ their annual carnival.
A ilue night, good roads, good ice and
n delightful crowd made the
night, one of the most pleu-
sant. The costumes were many
and good and the` Judges found ,
considerable diillculty in determining
which were entitled to the honors.
However, the decisions met with pop-
ular fnvor. A choice musical pro-_
gramme was rendered by the Sack-
villo Citizens’ Band and their solen-
the evening. It was 11 representative
gathering as a. glance at the skaters
in costume would indicate. Qrlnnlng
coons and stately princes llnked_arms ~
with Indian maids and liandsome
queens slid glided to and fro to the
strains of the hand music. Tho-l’ol-
ies' original-“i.augl1im: Water, Miss‘_
lltnown; men‘s original'-“Sac ville
~E. BwT1_°'ainor, ot Ul1nrlo_tteto\vn;¥in1l-
ies flinoi:--"British Iplss.".Ifinan\_ un~'_
Fire Depariment,’ Hurry Milner,
us few ot the diseases tor which
D D D Remedy is invaluable Ecle-
est tribute ever paid to the immortal light harness horse. Tile first was
Lord of Stratford. 8486 ol' ‘liambletonian upon American
--Z Mares; the second that of George
NOTICE. -- Subscribers are notiil- ker 2.22 upon the daughter of Man
ed that the price of the Morning Daily briuo Patchen. The third that of
Guardian (mailed in P. E I) and on Wilkes 2.18 u\|on _the mares by o,-om out with .me and Surge,-(ng and
t 01' the 1nemo_ries of pathetic little graves
UIQ with wooden crosses to seek for i'ur-
Stratlimorc, and of late years tha
Bingen 2.06% upon ihv females of
I.) is $3.25 per ‘ year, the Evening line light. We speak of Aquiri 2.2
Guardian and Fatully Herald and the property of J. M. Nicholson
Weekly Star (mailed in P. E. I.) is ,Charlottetown whose first crop ot' fo
‘ , $2.25 per year. attracted so much nttontion, all
.  u  .._._. them seemed to be born trotters,
O I _SCHOOL WORK.--The following the way they showed leads one to
_ _ are the results ol” lnkermau School li
r any skin trouble Cured othe
will cure ou. 25c and .00 hott
eve that the day of Aquiri will a
Bar-
€ pitable sights, little spectres of emnci-
I-hill ation, not comprehending the misery
Sl_I1l‘ in which they iind themselves with
“ll” wide staring eyes, hungry and ill. with
1' no food but dry bread, and milk an
impossibility. Many mothers are too
_I-5 ther uid for those who survive.
D Ci-ilLD'S LIFE MAY BE SAVED
the _*_
7?/1
_ STRATFORD, Feb. 2.-The life of
I 'the little McDougall boy who was bur-
o
Hai; led in :1 box of snow by playmates is
now believed out of danger, but seri-
llélg ous permanent nervous disorders due
_ _ 00" have been saved, the doctors bo-
examinations for the month oi".lan- he hero. Aqulri is one oi’ Eutaxiu 1;eve_ Mugler iv|cI)¢ugall, through the
to shock are feared. ills frozen feet
11099 G\°9~“‘IS0l1 Baden 2-051/4 WHS H thoughtless act of n. playmate, six-
as .
ace horse of outstanding merit
is campaign of a your ago shows.
year old Jack Craig, was whipped,
partly undressed, and incarcerated lu
a wooden box, where ho spent the
“NOW in the limi! 10 CHN! f0\‘ YOU? night recently, and when found both
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er or Paste and _you'_il enjoy th
omiorts oi’ clean, healthy teeth.
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l‘ pcwrlor, or tube ol' paste, price
1:11-is PA1'n1o"`r|c Movme
riday, Feb. 5th a`nd.nt Bradalbane
aturduy. Feb. (itll. The net proce
will be in aid of the Patriotic Fund.
_ ._ 8447-2-1111-ii
.w
on
Bas Flutteriug the rose leaves scattered
most dcad. Owing to the extreme
0 youth of thc lad responsible, tho po-
ll! licc are taking no steps toward pun-
_ 2511 ishing him.
_ Maci(1n.-lon Drug Co., (lor. Grout.
George and Kent Streets.-MI-}tl'.
BE CONTENT AND GO FORWARD.
PIC-
“' ’l`ire<l! well what oi thot?
’ Dids't fancy life was spent on beds
n' of ease, - 1
by the breeze?
Come rouse thee! work while it is_
' called today, ‘
Coward, arise;--go forth upon thy way!
"Use D; D. D. Remedy for Eczema I‘°“°l5'! ‘md what °f thu?
r
v _ $1
A. Foster, Central Drugstore.
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For a “Sweetheart”
Or a Sweet Tooth
Of course, you will get a
ox of these delicious cand-
f_or _your Z“Sweetheart”
w1fe_Just as often asyou
ink of it. ' _  `_ 
OUR CANDIES
will also make an appeal to
your .personal taste. You
probably _have a sweet tooth
th_at nothing-but pure candy
will satisfy. ' " '
Our Candies are- 1 1 ~
Good for you. '_' .
Good for thechildren.
Good_for everybody;
Sold in boxes and in bulk
Johnson & Johnson
The Quality Drugstore
Cor. Kent & Prince Sts.
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_ Some must be lonely; 'tis not given
to all
' To feel n heart responsive rise and
fall, _
To blend another life into its own.
Work may be done in loneliness. Work
on.
Dark! well what of that?
Did'st fondly dream the sun would
never set?
Dost fear to lose thy wny? Take cour-
age yet.
Learn thou to walk by faith, and not
by sight:
Thy steps will guided be, and guided
right.
Hard! well what of that‘.’_
Did'st fancy life one summer holiday.-
With lessons none to learn, and
naught but play? ‘
Go get__tl1ee to thy task! Conquer or
e.
It must be leamcd; learn it, then
patiently.
No help! Noy, 'tis not so!
Though human help be far, thy God
is nigh,
Who feeds the ravens. hears llis
1-hildren’s ery,
Hc's near thee, whereso'er thy foot-
steps roam,
And He will guide tllcc. iight thee, help
thou home. _
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“Penslar Corn Cure gives immediate
relief and remove's"tlie corn in a short
time. 25c box. E. A. Foster, Druggist.
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' When purchasing a Hot
Water Bottle you _should
consider quality rather than
price, but b_oth are essential
to satisfaction;
Our Hot Water Bottles
are made from the highest
quality dolam and fancy rub-
ber, an have the non-leak-
ing stoppers-all the newest
r shapes and styles. including
the combination fountain
_syringes are represented in
our show1ng._
It is impossible to get bet-
her quality Hot_ Water Bot-
tles at lower prices than we
are offering you right here,
now. _ » _  -
Come in and see the line.
The Two Macs
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NEW YORK FISH ADS
Wholesale Commission Dealers
and Shippers
Fresh Fish
Smelts, Eels. Lobsters and Frogs
are Specialties
No.{l Fulton Fish Market, New York
°°“°“'”.’.‘$i!i€.3°.ii§i‘°£.....
 
` BOSTON FISH ADS.
 
AUSTIN HALEY
Successor to H. B. Jovcs a Co
Commission Merchant
_ Fresh and Salt I-‘ish and canned Goods
lconslgnmorlto sououod. Daily Return.
176 Atlantic Avenue.
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mercial Cable
all the telezravh
arrangements have
the free transmission
enquiry which refer
tants of the
tesy of the
be
'com
tlonary
“The necessary steps to obtain t
information sought will be taken.
militia headquarters. All telegraph!
of enquiry, therefore, should be sti-
dressed to the Adjutant-General. Mili-
tia Hearquarters, '0ttawn. _On receipt
Force.
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4.15 Arr.
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Wed. Thur
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4.20
4.54
5.19
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Emerald Jct. `
Kensington
Summerside
Summerside
Port Hill
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Emerald Jct.
Cape Traverse
Charlottetown
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