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Print type is easy to operate
'Illc almlr lnnment of longhnnd in favor of cl.-an, legiblr, beairiitu
typcwrlling. is the next great step in human pro2re» s.
Already in all linen of business and in all professions the use of pen and
ink is l.u-gely restricted to the writing of signatures.
lllisiness Collegfs and llrgh Scho ‘ls watchful nf the lrr-nd of public
sentmeut are training n vast army ofyollng people in the use of the OLIVER
'l`YPl<1\VRl'l`ER.
The prompt and gererous response of the Oliver Typewriter Company
to the world nice demand fornniversal typewriter gives tremendous impetus
t.r the movement.
The American Oliver, with lhe largest sale of Any typewritgr in
existence was the logical machine tn malls the initiative in bringing about
the universal use of iypewrm-_rs. “ll always lends l"
l\lECll\Nl\.AL ADVAN'I`AGl:`.S
The Am=rir:-in Oliver is the most big ly perfe ;t typewriter on the market
-lleilco its i in p_c. c(l”.cienCy. Among its scnres of conveniences are;
-The B alan 'e Phill. -Visible Writing
-Ruling Device -The Automatic Tabulator
-- 'l.`l\o_ lJ\~i\bl»e Release --'I`|'le Disappearing Indiraior
-The Locomotive Base --The Adjustable Paper Fingers
-Alllolxlatic Sgscer -The bclen°rl`ic Condensed Keyboard
Sl'il{\`lCl‘l !’OS~llB|LlTlES
The Ameri:an Oliver Typewriter rllrns out more work of better quality
an-°’. greater v.lril:\y lllul any other wrifiug machine. Simplicity, strength,
vase of opcrnticrr and visibility are the cornerstone nl' its towering
snprenlary in-_
--Correnpnrld.-rice -M anfolding Service
-Cardlndex Work -Addressing Envelopes
--Tabnlaietl Reporls --\Vorl¢ing lm Ruled Forms
-Follow-lip Sygloms -Cutting Minsngraph Stencils
l would like io dciruoirulrrltiv to you the easy opcmiion of the Oliver
\\/file for full l'arll¢'lil;irB
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D. H. VVILLIA MS
Traveller Moncton. N. B.
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-THE MORNING DAILY Guardi-
an can bs obtained ut Lalcrtfs
Touliorlui Parlors, Bumxuerlido.
-GUARDIAN AGENT.-Mr. W. A.
Mllluisn is Guardian Agent in Alber-
ton, and *ha will bs glad to reclllve
news, new and renewal subscription
and advertising. ‘ .'..~
--GUARDIAN AGENT.-#Mr W... A.
Millmau is Guardian Agent In Alblr-
ton, and he will be glad to receive
news, new and rouowsl subscription
sud odvertislnk.
-EGG CIRCLE MEETING.-Mr. T.
A. Benson, Dominion Pouitryman,
will hold a meeting at Freetown Stu-
tion on Friday. February the 20th.,
at 1 (One) p. m., for the purpoes of
organizing an Egg Circle. It is im-_
portnnt that all interested in this
movement be present.
-THE STORM.-Tuesday' morning
eiummereide was visited 'by the
worst storm of the season, sud one
ol the worst ior'somn years.l1t com-
menced ullout one a.m, and contin-
ued until about noon, when it some-
` whirl. abated. A heavy wind and
drift continued lmtll the evening,
when it became colder. The streets
were ln places almost in-possible.
while on Water street, the snow
hunks on the north side src ironl.
16 to 12 lcct deep in places. The.
work of clearing lip the streets will
begin this morning and from present
ilppcurullrcs will continue (or some
ci‘r.J.
-'l‘llINGl-i WORTH Rl<lMldMBlllR-
lNG.-The liiquitalrlc Mari‘tim‘c Black
Fox (‘/ompuily Limited have six puirs
of gcnuiric Silver Black Foxes ini
their Runch nt O']_lcary, including the
llnlton, Rllyner, Gordon, Tuplin and
Lewis strains. The cupitnlizstlon is
only $16,000 per pair. 'There is u
small block oi stock still on the mar-
ket. intending purchasers will do
well to cull or write or phone Messrs
J. M. Nicholson or G. M. Matthews
Hotel, Charlottetown (rom 16th to
Zlst Feb. It should be noted that
those purchasing stock now willl
share, in October dividends.
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-NOMINATIONS_-Yesterday was
nomination dnyior offices of a muy-
or. three councillors and water und
sewcraee commissioner. for the town
ot Surri.mcrsidc_ For the olline of
mayor, Mayor Morrison and ex-
Mayoi' Saunders were nominated,
while Mr. Nutlluu McFarlane, Mr. L.
A. Moore, Dr. John~Jul'dine, Mr.
Muyllrlrd Schlirmall und Mr. Joseph
Gallullt were' nom-inuted ns Council-
lors. As Mr. Daniel McNeil was the
only nominee lor Writer Commission-
er. he was declared elected' by ac-l
clamutioll. Next 'Tuesday is Election
Day. The poll, which will be held in
the Market Building, opens at ‘J
o‘clock and will close at 5 p.m. Mr.
F. J. E. Wright is Returning Olli-
Cer.
-OBlTUAP.Y.--The Guardian dccply
regrets to chronic.e the death oi
Mrs. Elizabeth Cul-beck, widow of the
late Mr. James W. Robinson of
Tryon, which sad event took place
. yesterday, alter along illness, nt
the age oi 77 years. The deceased
had lived nt Tryon all her life, :ind
lwes one of the best, known and most
highly respected ladies of that dis-
trict. There are left to mourn two
sons, Mr. George W. in Summerside
and Mr. Albert J. ut home, und
five daughters, Mrs. Billiilgham nl
Boston, Mrs. Webster Howatt oi
Augustine (love, Mrs. Fred lScuri'nh
of St, John, N. B., Mrs. Fred A.
Blllnchard of Boston and Miss Ctrl*
ric Bello at home, also two sisters,
Mrs. .lollu M. Ileard nl Ailgiistlnc-_
i'l»vt=_ limi Mrs. is. Billingsley ul
<'hzlrlott.sto\vn and one brother, Mr,
Willium Culbeck of llinklctter Roild.
The fullerul takes place from thc de-
vinsedki residence ilt 1.30 p.n\_ on
'l`hllrsdny, from the Bnptist Church
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’Phone 5; Trainor
Wlicil tllif ililicei lice/.<~ up oi' buist oi' any other
plumbing trollblc hcseis you <lon't bother calling at
our esllop, just plloilc :uid ollc of our expert plumbers
will llc svlll to look alter thc: trouble.
Illlli-_I is our phone number, remember it when you
ilcccl proper plumbing assistance.
Fred H. TRAINOR,
for Yiouing Men
i We are showing here now one
ofthe best lines of stylish suits for
young men you have ever seen.
They are wellmade by expert tailors,
lit well at the shoulders, waist, back 5 `
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and legs and show all the newest
styles favored by collegians and
Sniart dressers the country over. _ ,_
Prices range up to $20. a suit.  i ,»
See the styles. ' Q `
'Reuben Tuplin & Co. 'W  `
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the 20th Msrcll, 1914, gr the con
Station lrom tbs lst April next.
posed Contract may be seen su
iblank iorml of 'render may
tllned ‘at this-Post Oillces
Corner,
Wellington
oi the Post
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fclillitldlnn Press) der all conditions and arc unexcelled
Bliiiuslmls, Feb. 17.-King Alpert in pumy' dc“mC’y and fragrancc for
l Belgium broke an arm today. H0 . 
‘wus thrown from u horse near the' the wllet “ml PUTWW-
tary store where you will llnd every- f c..mf,n¢pr.ox.smion.u.s.i.
thing that is new. izood, pure and ’
right ln drugs, suiidrles and supplies. ”`
` If lt's right lt.; here-it's hers ig i
lt's right. Try t c store service o
80 Grafton Street* the nrograsslve store. The MacKin- 3  V t
._ _ .VW :_ _.  1 i_"\_-1  non Drug Co., Corner Great George 
""'*°-'”"- 1' 'l ‘ ' ' ' - ’*""'i and Kent Sts. m
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_O I Srnart,D1fessy Suits k  y  Q2 February
MAIL CONTRACT
SEALED TIGNDERS, addressed to
the Postmaster General, will be recei-
. ved at Ottawa until Noon, on Friday, ,
veyance of His Majesty Mails, on s.
proposed Contract lor four years,\
slx times per week each waY. be-
tween Ubloil Corner and Wellington'
Printed notices containing lurther
lnlorrnstilbn ss to conditions oi pro-
do geuersi 'housework in s ‘small 'lam
ily, I-lighset wages. Apply Mrs. J.
E. Wyatt. Sunlmeliids 1069-2-lMti.
= -PLAN UF HALL lor "Ye Village
8l{s`wl" at Cline. McLcllau’s drug
store. Reserve stints 35c. General'
all hour's skate. Special train leaves
skate. Return ticket from Kansing
ilerested in the Fox business? The ‘»
Equitable Maritime Black Fox Com-
‘best proposition on the market.
est equipped on the Island. Their
liver black loxes are the best pro-,
urable. A small block of stock still
sale. For further particulars ap-
ly to G. Matthews, President,
"Leary, P. E. 3754-B-MU.
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can si_oo. 1243-2-isuai. 
-Fox EXGHANGE- .lm you in-,S
pany Limited is admitted to be the , . . _ 1 _ i , _ ,
.heir Rauch at 0'Leal‘y is one oi the "6
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F b 11 -Mrs PHILADELPHIA Fab. 11.-Aint
t setting it aside she received _
0,1100.. '
(canadian Prsssl . 4 _ .iilanisldlaii Press! i _ t
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_ WHITE PI.AINSi e . . . . . .
admission 254:.-rl. 12b2. Annabem, Huwbingon of Bnldgepsl-,f,_ conlsrenca decided to submit ‘thi de- I
i __ ”*' , ' __ ‘u ,, t ii ` h r li it `t. " t. msndr ol miners to a sub-comm ttes   i 
,gT§H0cKg‘{] £;'.IioH“t',‘;";°rt°"t Ti' us(ldii~tlleo viiisll dlloiiler Iiistgr, iii; 1:; `i‘m‘ a Wpgae scale consisting ol two _ . _“*m°“’“p'mu  
s vs. as ons eesn'- -- ' . -' -_ -~ ' ‘ yt 
lisrton, weduegday' Feb_ mth; ‘Mm Mrs Ruth Louisa Bailey. widow oftoperatora and two miueés, tis egoniis U
Jstnes A. Bailey, long sssoci‘ate`c1_ from each oi the tour a . e :_ ll _ _
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with P. T. Barnum in the circus action reduced the conierence ,M A A _ Y
K°usmgt°” at 330 returning anim: business, The will left Mrs._Hutchi- .s body ol seventy-tour to one ol six- ` ' '
n an income of $10,000 per year teen. -
“_ ' ’ ' i f _
40
 n'o`t e`a'u"sed_by anylhln vrroil" _B
the head. but by c9_n§;i;_>arl§ir.liitl£lri-
_llesg _Ind in igestion. Headnb
;l¢wri¢r¢jar_ tabled may deidén. but
nhnnqz cure thslll. Dr. Mondo
indian ~Rw; riiis as rm- sin; hold-
lclie in the sensible way by removln
the constipation or ‘sic slonildb
which caused them. Dr. Moran
indian Root Pills are purely vege-
table. free from any harmiuldrug.
ssfeguifid ,|ure.',-_:\Vhe_u-you feel tbl
lleaduqhe coming take _ 
- Dr. Moi-se'_uV __"-
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tnve today approved oi the seleetlo
H mmarsldoeld lor th
4 be the new premier and minister
of Dr. Knut s
new cabinet in which he himself wig I - ATIVE B-RoMo>vQI~nNIN»E tablets
'Pl?‘l° "ll ways
:entrants sq; goth: sq;
; qmzlfp :ion op Aaq; pq; gg,
" -limp# 'wwodwi-our .ings
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Hlllll Millll
(Canadian Press)
NIAGARA FALLS Feb 17 -Fred
ich    Pl_reston' has received 'the l~lero.Msr]B1
of the Royal Canadian Humane So-
clsty, In ‘October he swam the
whirlpool and rescued an aviator
who was attempting to navigate tim
s'1'oci<i~ioi.ivi. im.. 11-kim: ou»1;l';-lipid” lf” .‘*.»""""l{‘fi-1?*-°.lf."_"?.~-=-£7.7--. .
B €olds Cn"use Headache and Grip
remove, the cause. There 'ls Only One
war. . ,, _ _ _
The cabinet is regarded as reprc- 'FBROMO QUININE". Look for thc
`iw11tinz the King wiheif thi; ‘My signanneoin.W.-GROVEoneach box.
 i  , _ ,. political party. Its ch el a s o - _
lldibh ROD*  carry out, tho Klng’s policies. *nee 25 c_ents H* _  y V
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(Canadian Press)
HANGOII, Feb. 17.-Rance tlrusss
woodsmun. was Placed on trial yes-
terday for tho murder of his iormer`
wife, Mrs. Nettie Appleby, on Octo-
ber 8, 1913. The womun's relussl to _
live with him alter obtaining a di-
vorce was allegcd by the prosecution
to have furnished s motive for thc
crime.
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(Canudion Press)
l.l<lROY, NEW YORK, Feb. 17.- ,`
Fire this afternoon destroyed thc
Engle Hotel. It is believed that em-
bers from ull adjoining property,
hurried earlier in the day,caused dum-
llgc. The new Oddiellows building
and several stores were destroyed
this morning. 'l‘lle plant oi the Gil-
zettc and the News was damaged,
loss $36,000. An explosion injured
tbrce men.
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I  mnant 
HE biggest thing in the way of a remnant sale that has ever been offered you
 by this store, and that means a good deal to you who have been pctronizing
our remnant sales for TWENTY YEARS.
Remnants of Dress Goods -Remnants of Silks - Remnants of Laces -Rem-
nats of Embroideries - Remnants of Wash Goods - Prints-Ginghams - Flannellet-
tes -White Cottons-Sheetings-Pillow cottons and a host of things that we have
Today continues the
SALE OPENS AT NINE- COME EARLY---GET IN FIRST.
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i Sixty suits for boys, all sizes, tweeds
and worsted Remnant Sale HALF PRICE
Blue and Black denim, Overalls good
stout durable garments worth from 59C
90tol.l5  _  . . . . .

_Good strong heavy Jumpers of fine
weight denim, 90c to 1.25 value 
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_ Men’s Cags of Good heavy Tweed
Knit and Fur zinds,iiicc patterns 396
zlrldigood styles,  
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I Bo S Pull `over and coat style sweat-
NA'N'i‘  
Ai large assortlllent of riiell’s coal
thc complexion, hands and hair lm-
_ (tntlsuns Boop uriil Olusmunl. ure wld tlrruushnul.
, thu world. A llbonl mmnlu ol nuclr.vrll.h 3*!-plans
` let on this cam slid ucutnienl nf the skin smi
sweaters, prices running from 1.00
1   896
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Odd lot of pajainusqluite unuliiber,
but all lilies tlat are rokeil HALF
l PRICE. _ _
the “Mc-:n’s Store”
About a dorhll o'1vl'co;lis iii cl rccfcls
for boys, nice rgtvles, REMNAN 1"
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SALE, HALF PRICE
Jumpers of ood strong denim
w0yth75t01   
Special remilailt sale lot_ _of _Men’s I
5,, 49c i
Boys winter caps with fur or knitted 
wool band nice patterns 50 to f
75 ..a.~'.---.N ...-. . . . -
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Splendid heavy weight winter caps
fur lined or felt lined band 1.25
t01_5()_f0r 
` I Remnant Sale of good sweaters
80c, ,
Another lot_ of sweaters for boys
various sorts 500 to 65C REMNANT 
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200 shirts for men---manly kinds and
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all good ones 1.00 to 1.75- EM Sgc
_Odd range of shirts and ni ht
sllirts 'worth more than double 3£c
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White lawn éind liiull dresses daihitiiy ' Dainty dresses -of mull and
m deandt `mm dgood flttei W rth b id h'
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Peacock  I
lrléwv $9-180
Teil Sets 42 _l!i¢ceil 3,00
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it Big Remnant Sale of Wash Dresses
i Stock taking 'brought forward alot of very nice wash dresses belongin% to last season.
They are all very nice dresses ilice fabrics---good styles, well made and good tters.
We propose to get clear of every one of them this week-and here is the policy that is
One great lille of pretty colored Another great assortment of. dainty
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This is one of our Stock Patterns which had becolri sdm ' h t d l ' .
A shipment recently  makes this pattern now compleite. It iswa Riagg W-l
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