, WM'4RCHl 15.1913
“THB IJATIBT NEWS 'IRB
_ 1' °' 11-ff' 'rua cnsnnorrsfrowu GUARDIAN _ “°W° Dew- ‘ ries rnmrmfi;
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Call For Coal,
All right, you‘l1 have it a
quickly as our team can ge
up to your place. ' ,
We have a big 1 f
good coal in our shedls1.P P y 0
.Phone 240 °
When you :want Coal
I-\.PiGkart|
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, IT PAYS to buy inthis Province.
_ -.__ ‘ Chappell, district superintendent 'oi
augaldrulissoon
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séiriiégsiit
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iéisréii *dial
Tonic will
to Nmn
lerm
stop
life lst
growth
W bell
°°|\¢e0f th? cases oluligllilhlgssagoaled
be oven-come, if 'people would only
“'° RB"-U ‘ 93" Hair Tonic for a
Nev-:rosario time, ss dh-sown,
o 'e
:gd fo|?_llhis.w“l\il'c3iyl,zi|ntlv‘yot\ilkig 8:;
_merits of Rexall ‘ 93" Hair
Tome at our risk. If you use it and
it docs not give satisfaction. ust
WET". biiik _t0 us and tell us, au we
gl immediately hand buck tg you
8 '!l0ll0.V you paid for it. ou
V“°"““° "W U18. B1 n nothin and
your more word willgbe takenlm- ig,
We d d _
§d°°°°n:1d erillotlioilgilcllxliild hliilivgldlld
ot n_u\ke those claims. or make this
§7_%0\;,1l' W9 dui n_ot believe that Reull
3 Hu_\r 'lemc is the ver best lmir
Ercplsrntluu you can uso. Tivo sires 01
L YO! 05. 501: und $1.00.
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THE MACKINNON DRUG CO.
PLAY POSTPONED.-The play t
till Monday night the 17th 0|, nc. s
Eldon Hotel has accepted the chali-
Dllii' them s game in the Arena Rink ll
PRIZES :-Following are the spe- h
. - - - v. e
zlprk; 3. Horace wright, nedequaln f
B°df°fd- Special prize by P. nz. 1. *
I-*me York: s. Ben1.A.me11ell' C
Little York; 4. ~ '
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A PLEASANT SURPRISE.-- An “
PnnsnN'ra'r1oN. -"sen" fr.
he 0. N. R.,'wne is now stationed
Wlllowdsls, whim W” gc 55" been at this poiut,`hss been the reciPient
given in the publis 551| It Hampton of a pleasing recognition of his abili-
by the Crspnud Amateur D,-,mana ties and a token oi the esteem » in
Club yesterday has bqen postpgngd which he was and is held in his lets
urroundings at North Battleiord.Mr.
count of the very unisvorablg ww. Chappell, when interviewed this mornq
ther. ing ui tue course of the reporter's
beat. indicoted s pretentious looking
CHALLENGE A(JCEPTED.- The document- ‘upon a desk, and said,
“Just glance over that." The docu-
ellge of the McLean .Hockey Team to ment in question was a splendid-em-
ossed address from the employees oi
under certain conditions to be at- the C. N. R, at North Battleford,
ranged by calling on.F, J, Cameron' congratulating him upon his promo-
mnuager of the team. tion from trainmaster to superinten-
_ dent, and stating in glowing term;
is late confreres’ “sincere apprecia-
clal prizes at the Central Seed Fair ; tion of those qualities of mind, and
-Bankers Special-1. Fred Bullman& heart which hiive 011403100 Y0\\ t0
Sen, Rustico; 2 E J Veg" Liga us. The address was signed with
he names of 0. N. Cummings, W.F.
c Preserved Fruit the mth P,-11,, Broad,A.R_Costigsne.L.K.Lev-ick and
should have read Mrs. James Morris, A'
R. Douglas. It sets forth also
be esteem in which Mrs. Chappell ls
Telephone Co. 1. Fred Bullman held in North Battieiord, and was
&_ Son, Rustlco; 2. E. J. Vesg Hccompanled by the gift of a magniil-
cnt silver tea service, which Mr.
H0,-ace W,.,ght_ B,,_ Chappell received from the hands of
dcque; 5. James Simpson, Bny MP- Cummings on his recent visit to.
View. North Battieiord_ Mr. Chappell re-
ied in suitable terms. “The boys'
p there are just fine," he said hear-
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for your money with every purchase. We
sim to give you the very best lm; 9".
slile, give you perfect sstiefsciion with
eecli service and make every transient
customer a regular patron.
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The (N ew Spring Hats
are Now Ready for -You
We have just received, and have arranged ready for you, all the new spring
styles in hard and soft felt hats. The line is complete with the most fnvcrable styles
and brnnds-- a stock that is well worthy cf being displayed at thc
Ch’town
DYES
gl-‘on _
noun uso 0
Diamond Dyes
Dyola Dyes _
Maypolc Soap
ALL snnnss. 
Wholesale and Retail
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Charlottetown P. ls. I.
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me my iii ilifeuluiiiighf isi`u°\i=if'°l’:'iil=°s'ii'.‘i°i'§§
Crest rflsin. There is a different Resell
glneulpedy 1111;. rl1lssr(i‘;Ls$'§¢r‘;ir prdlpazy human lll-_-
hr 'gm it hawmmeu or particular ill
ded.
The Resell Stem are Americs's Grestese
- (Pug Stores
 
B Ull.`M`ERSIDIii -MARKETS
Corrected for every Wednesday snll
Saturday issue.
Eggs
Turnips
Potatoes
Pork
Beef `
Dressed heel I to 10
Chicken lu
Turkeys i5 to 22
Geese il to lg
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Fowl
Ducks 16
Oats (White) 38
Outs (Black) 42
l-lay (loose) $11 to $12
Hay, pressed $9 to $11
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Csliskiss 1|
Rutter
Buckwheat
Wheat
Volts
Hides
ritrnw Mlm
60
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Cigarettes of Highest Quality
Cigarette smokers will like ourllne. We carry suzh
\| famouslines as Murad, Mogul, Sweet Cnperal_ar1dallother
famous roc,’¥$1':'. i6c]"i3’c?,“;§o`:‘hn:i
All our iobaccos me fresh
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condition. Make this your lieadquaixers
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35;: packages.
and kept in best smoking
Drug Co.
and Kent Sts.
Il i Corner Greiit George
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Experience ‘
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Hickey & Nicholson Tobacco Co. l.ld._
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have learned that good
pure tobacco costs no
more than the bad injuri-
ous kind. lt’s all in know-
ing what you buy. Take
a up from us and remember
to ask for HICKEY’S
B RIGHT CUT smoking
tobacco. or COMBINATION
WIST chewing. Best ever.
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i’ '    evcn such delicate growths -
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3:", '.<""-7 4. ,.  A, _  1, as peach trees-because of
' y"__‘iA_ ¥,f','./[jf/;i',§.,/iff” "_ .iii if 'ij its- freedom _from water- V
' 1 )‘ soluble Arsenic.
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3' but it rgmains active longer than any other similar material-for ‘_
months. in fact, after spraying
'= It is the most cconom`ical Insecticide there is.
    
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There is no
foliage
_ on which Berger'sArsenate
of Lead may not be safely
ff sprayed. Asmallguantiiy .
" of the spraying l1q_u1d'is V
fatal to all leaf-eating m-
secis, yet is harmless to
Not only does it cling '
more tightly to the leaf,
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“ Mercury
ARSENATE
i _ . .n‘,,m., P,,,.,,- md moi-ewhoiesomr,
is death I to all ' leaf-eating insects, .
W,`l`,'¢, ¢¢.jgy for /ne useful Booklet and fig!! particulars Qllllii’
. szzmsn MADE A
The lingers.,-.Hiriyare » (in. Lid..
-Q yt `
’ ' 'Sole Agéntsgfor P. E. I. _
oF LEAD
rsmats of Lead.
exceedingly pleasant and genu no sur-
P‘"l5° Was Bllfllllg at the Guardian oi-
HW Y0St€1‘dHy. For some days pre-
Vl0'U9l_Y the affair had been quietly
lnftchlng Hmong the employes. At
2-30 Yesterday afternoon the whole
staff, according to previous arrange.
"Wilt, filed into the editorial and
news offices and awaited cventualit-
'l°H~ Ml' IJ. P. Hood, for almost
twenty-two years with the Guardian
“the greater part or time time as
President and General Manager-was
invited in and before he could de-
mand lm Explanntion one of the stud
Droceeded to read him an address
while another handed him a beauti-
ful gold-headed cane on which were
engraved the words, "J. P. Hood,
from Guardian Associates, Charlotte-
town." The surprise was corn-plete
and as pleasant as it was unexpect-
ed. Mr Hood recovered sufficiently to
express his appreciation of the kind-
HGSS. one of many, he said, shown
him during his connection with The
Guurdiuu. He fecllngly referred to
the pleasant relations that had al-
ways existed between himself and the
whole stun mul, now that hc was
about to go abroad for u .trip, leav-
ing The Guardian seemed to him like
leaving home. Wherever his lot might
bc cast he would always cherish the
kindest feelings towards his‘Guurdian
associates. He referred to the fact
that he and the employes have really
been associates, working together for
the common good of themselves and
the public in general. Mr Hood pur-
poses, in a few days, leaving for the
Pacific Coast when he will visit the
principal centres in Canada and the
United States on u joint business and
pleasure trip.
CHARLOTTETOWN WILL OB-
serve Centenary of Living-
stone.- David Livingstone was
born on March 19, 181-;"-, on the
banks of the Clyde at Blantyre n
Lanarksh re, Scotland, the son of
Neil Livingstone and Agnes Hunter.
His parents were splendid represen-
tatives of all that ls best among the
working class of Scotland, honest,
self-reliant and God-fearing. He work-
ed in n cotton mill in his youth, and
educated himself by reading. Having
studied medicine and theology at
Glasgow, ne was sent by the Loudon
Missionary Society to South Africa
discoveries, for which the Royal Geo-
graphical Society awarded him a
gold medal. He set out `agaiu_ for
Africa in 1865, explored a portion of
the continent westward from Zanzi-
bar and, after enduring great hard-
ships, died on the south shore of
Lake Bangweoli May 1, 1873. His
body was embalmed and brought
home and buried in Westmlnister Ab-
bey. But in addition to mission work
Dr Livingstone opened up_ immense
possibilities to great trading corpor-
ations which have since entered Cen-
tral Africa and mude enormous pro-
dts. As an explorer he tracked de-
serts and described the wealth of the
country, in its plants, fruits und
minerals. He strove for freedom und
.security among the natives, and by
striking a blow at the slave trade
commenced n new era for the natives
und for the traders who wished to
carry on legitimate trade. A great
union mass service in memory o the
Centennial of Livingstone’s birth will
be held in the First Methodist Church
on Wednesday evening, March 19th
inet. Every citizen of Charlottetown
will be anxious to honor L.ivingstone's
name by being present.
::Fi-ssh today, Liggett's and Molrs
chocolates, one famed through Can-
ada as the best and the other re-
nowned thfoughout the United States
box 60c., Liggett’s $1 a box. The.
George and Kent Sts- Milf-
Whatfs Good
Today ?
Well, these si'stSPKClALS Ind
°'i'§'Eiiv¢';‘iiNi’:'i°§l-v°}°i 1 h = beef
mm any yeu‘ve ever tested hefivgp
Fresh todsy, s do:  .. _lk ¢
JELLY ROLLS-cream? m' _
choice cresmery butter-belt _NIVY
flour end finest filling |cientifice‘lY
|,|¢m<|,¢|_ Fresh rodsy. each »-... We.
Phons an _
tily this morning. -Saskatoon Phoe-
nix. The Mr. Chappell referred to
above ls a sou of the late Mr, B. J,
Chappell, for m ny years employed
with the PrinceH'Edward Island Rail-
way in Charlottetown.
(From Yesterday’s Evening Guardian)
. MRS. CAMERON'S WILLr.- The
Guardian understands that tne resi-
due of the estate of late Rodericki
Cameron amounting to some $15,000
left to his widow for her life was ut
her death divided according to his
will among his sons and daughters,
Ewen and Robert and Mrs. McLag-
gan. A few days ago reference was
made to the will of the late Mrs.
Cameron, Charlottetown, which dealt
with her own estate only, a consider-
able part of which she had in her liie
time divided.
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PERSON BLS
Miss Hilda Gntes returned to Chur-
lottetown from New York yesterday.
Herbert Lowther, Crapnud, was in
Charlottetown yesterday.
Mrs. A. W. Seaman and Miss Helen
Marshall, Riverside, N. B., are visit-
ing Rev. Thomas and Mrs. Marshall,
Charlottetown.
, Rev. W. W. Brewer, St. `John, for-
merly of Charlottetown, has com-
pletely recovered after his recent ill-
ness.
R. L. McLcan who has been spend-
ing three months nt his old home in
North Wiltshire left lust night on re-
turn to Edmonton.
Cecil Kemp of 'Ch'a.rlott`etown, late
teller in the Bank of Montreal at
Lunenburg, N. S., has been transfer-
red to the branch at Fredericton, N.
B.
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~:: A prompt seiilemeni of
the account just rendered you,
will be very much appreciated.
We need the money. Moore (0.
McLeod. 3-1 2M6i
A Delicious .Tonic
Beef Iron and Wine
containing fresh lean
beef. Citrate of iron and
best quality of Sherry
Wine.
If you feel worn-out,
tired and run-down, you
need a tonic,-y o u
couldn't find a better one
than this.
Wi/e sell a great deal
of it-- those who have not
as yet tried it, should do
so.
Prices 4'>c and $1 oo a _
bottle.
Johnson & Johnson
The Quality Drug Store.
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Health Hint
Number One
Take good care of your teeth and
for this you need.
TOOTH BRUSH. we are show-
ing the Rnbberest, Pro-phy-lac-
tic and re lar standard styles, X
prioee ranigiig from .......... ..5e up -
DENTIFRICES in paste. powd
er and wash. made ly Oo gate,
Nyal, Wampol and a the other
famous makers, nmglng in rlos
from ........ _
;Siew_eri’s Bakery
The Two Macs
|63 Kent 'Street
New Hat Headquarters
\/Ve can show you a hat that will suit any sized or shaped head, styles-that will
suit any taste and at prices that will meet the measure of any pocket-book
Many of the hats we are showing now are in eight sizes ni d you are thus sure
of getting a perfect fit. The following lines are now stocked!
Fiiwcll $2.50 Trees $3.00 Franklin $3.00
New shades in soft felis $|.7.‘i $2.50 $7.00 and $4.00
Moore if? McLeod
no one n' "The `M¢n's sis 12| Queen
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or run c_n.|.c. iN uzss rnAN rwcNrv
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F3. ‘.l'i‘l'..’.?"...1.“.~';?“.f.?.‘l ..‘.’i..1f.“.°..i.‘2.‘.°.’.§3§ - rm; CANADIAN noun |Nvi:sTENr co.. LT
MONTHS
All Loans made bear interest at the
5 pei cen per annum.
."irst Loan made April 22nd, 101|.  
Loans made during month of Dec-
ember, 191l. _
Loans made during month of June,
1912.
Loans made during mouth of Aug-
ust, 1912.
Loans made during month of No-
vember, 1012.
End of November, 1912, Loans pend-
ing (boing put through). _
Loans mode und other Loans in pro-
cess thorcof during the month of
November, 1912.
rate of
500.00
4,000.00
l7,000.00
22,000 00
54,500.00
¢5,000.00
99,300.00
D b lfth, 191'). Loans made,
liiciiadniiinprolzess to slate. 
NTATIVE
Local Office: Charlottetown, PE. 15121115-
Grand Cone ert
r and Box Social
'l`kfr_- \v»ll ln- 1| 1.! ur \-'finnluw Hsllon
ih--cvs-ning Jim- z.|fb .fbirrch (Mon-
1l~y} :I igrnfd ii x s.'\v.|»il and content in
id of dw King Gef rg: Lodge Orange
i~`ocic~y No 2295 The cornmiuee is spsr-
ing no pains ic- make ihis 4 grand suc-
CfS.`.
Doors open at 7 o'cloclr. Concert
com neuces at 7.3:. Ludirs wilh boxes
free. Admission :gc children mr.
By order ef Committee.
3 |5‘\lcz‘.
 
“Special on ladies’ raincoats and
umbrellas at Patons today. 3-15 M11
"Horsemen attending the Home
Show should call and get a copy of
our handsome free calendar-a line
view of a fine horse-just the thing
for horsemen. Moore & McLeod.
_ ‘ 3-ismal.
MAMMOTH
A UCTI ON
A T N ORBORO
Having disposed of my Farm and in'
tending vo reside ln the Canadian West,
QQ ‘ I will sell by suction on the premiseson
Pump, Buy a “MYERS”
All MYERS Pumps are warranted free from flows. The matorin.
used in their construction is the best that cun be bought f`or the
purpose. The Stand is made of Best Cust Iron und Steel. The
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“Gel in Touch with Us"
IF You Want a Good
(I lindeis nro scunilcss dmwn, Brass or Blues Lined Iron
y ~ ~ ._ - - ~ z ; the latter is,
always recom1;ondcd where it can be used. as it combines wearing
quality and strength. The Valve Seat is all Glass. which is positively'
non corrosive, and will not burden the leather. The Check Valve is of
the PoppetSt_vlo which rises clear ofthe sont uteuch stroke. allowing
it io clear itself perfectly. There is no renson why a MYERS Pump
should not last for years and give every satisfaction when properly set
and operated. ~ \ I
WE CAN Sllll’ IM MEDIATELY1 FROM STOCK’
Single and Double Acting, Force and Lift, lland and
llandS re Pum s Bra B l d d Gl
MacKinnon Drug Co., Corner Grcat .5`*";',` I, I , J-in
5  , p y p . _ ss, rass ine an ass-
cn b. f. t p is _ Mons in ,.1 1 ""~  ’ . 
lililk esocpls 1l>.,ariy1b,r bg; asc., 1 in p  lt #<6 j Valve-Seat Cylinders. - .
3 WM. STAIRS, SON  MORll0W., LTD,
_¢.,». isio- - - nAurAx, N. s. _ . -isis
EASTERN CANADNS SUPPLY HOUSE.
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Over `- A c
$3 7 .,90_0..000`
- , L ___ g `_  I Charlottetown
of New Business was written by the Sun Lifi!
of Canada for the year 19x2,»‘ an incr¢_8$¢°f
over. $5,500,000 over- 1911. A magni50¢_U.f
tribute to the’
old “Pr:~sp;rous-and
1  RJ:
or rhiegcod
Mani
Thursday, March 20lh
at 12 noon, sharp
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