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Mlll|0NS DIE
5,," you from Consumption,-
ufillioul could have been uved if
my common sense prevention hall
been used in the lub Wage. I! Y0l`i._
ARE a. Sufferer from Asthma, Bron-
ci-1ti|,' Catsrrli, I‘leni-ily, Weak
Lung, Cough and Colds-all Dil
eueii lending np to Consumption-
Tuberculosis, YOU ABE interested
In Dr. Btrnndgsrd’| T. B. Medicine.
Write for Testimonials and Booklet.
pn, s'rs.liNnoAl.D's 1mnwni'n_ilo,.
nos-seo Yonge siren. ference?
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Lens Grinding--s .
Do You Know-
That we operate the only I
Lens Grinding Plant on P.
E. Island? _‘ -
That we em~ loy a skilled
Surface _Gri_nder, and are
daily grinding from the
rr-ugh glass -the most com-
plicated kinds of lenses ?_
These are facts, which
mean a good deal_ to the _
Glass wearing public, doing
away with the annoying
_ delays caused by sending -
away for special lenses.
Send your glasses in lily
mail, you’ll -get them bac
promptly and in perfect con-
dition. »
Call in and look over our
plant.
G. F. Hutcheson
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Customers for their
generous patronage
during the P a s t
iifar and extend to  _
8 oursincere ‘.~ 
wishes for a Happy E" ._,sP,:ml“
8 n d Prosperous oiiss lhnl-hir  ” I
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'T PAV9 10 lilly in this provlnce.`
ics nAcss.- mess on aonsunw
ice Thursday the 28th lust. All en-
rlos close at noon that day.
CHEERING NEWS.-Mr. W. `J.
Po_;r.‘ei oi' this city 'has received' a
is le statins that his srnngison rrnnir
ower of the Florlzel has been res-
cued. ‘ _
FORMER I8LANDER.`-Mr. B. B.
McEachern. husband of the late Flora.
Mclduchern, was buried from the
home oi' his daughter, Mrs. Clara Mao-
Pherson, in South Bos-ton,. last Fri-_
“.“Y- Services being nsiri at si; inn.
alla’s Church. He was well known on
Prince Edward Island.
IMPORTANT MEE1'iNo.-- A pun-'
lic meeting will be held next Tuesday
afternoon, the 26t}i inst., at 3.30 in
the Y.M.\C.A.,_and t is hoped that all
interested in sending comforts to ar-
tlilerymen overseas will be at that
meeting. Places for future work
will be discussed and particularly the
sending oi’ parcels to the boys for
Easter. 2722-2~25M2i. '
WELL KNOWN RESIDENT DEAD
-Many relatives and friends will
sympathise with liir. W. M. Rowe oi
this city and his sister Mrs. Wm.
Clark of Bruckley in the death of their
mother Mrs. George Rowe which oc-
.ourred at an early hour yesterday st
the P. E. Island Hospital Mrs.
Rowe has been ill for sometime 'suff-
ering from paralysis. The funeral
takes place from her son'i~i residence
this afternoon _at 2.30 o’clock. I
OF LOCAL INTEREST.-Rev.Will-
iam Harrison. D. -D.. of Marysville,
formerly of this province, has an in-
teresting article in Zion's I-lerald en-
titled, “Canadian Etchings,” typo one
in the Wesleyon.on “An I famous
Medal." The one each German sold-
ier carries made oi' iron. At the top;
is a German portrait of thc Delty.i
underneath the words, "The good old
German God. Smite your enemy'
dead. The day of judgment will not
ask you for reasons."
RACES TODAY-The Dunstafinago
Sporting Club intend to hold races at
Appletree wharf today (Wednes-_
day), Feb. 27th,'and -Saturday, .March
2nd at 2 o'clock. iSouie fast horses
are being trained for _the past`week.|
Mr. S. C. Stewart’s horse Bernlta, is
doing good work and is going to
race. Mr. George Boswell has pur-
chased a fast 3 year old, and has put
Iicr iii the care of Mr. Frederi_cl¢_
Owens, who has proven ,himself thai
best jockey in that part of th_e~coun--
try. '__ _. . .. _
HOME T0 BE BUILT.-,_-.'lThc,Guar-'
dion is infclrm`_cd that lt.l.s the. inten-
tion of tIie'Exec_iitors.oi' the.'C.iind_all
estate( unless the 'property.,is1sold
within the next two months). to con-'_
vert Beacnnsilold -House, the ~resi-
dence. of the lrite I-I.“;I'. Cnlidall, ‘sl-
l. -= ._
Kent -streets _into, the _"Iioiue'_' to fbe
established. under the provisions of.
Mr. 0undnll's _wili.' ' _This would _be
an admirable situation for the pur-
pose and it is h`op`ed` the `intentlon
may be carried ont. __ `j ` _
FORMER RESIDENT ‘DEAD. -_
Many friends hero will hear ‘with reg-
McGowan, on the" litli' lust., which
n‘e\vs was learned through a letter to
Mr. J. T. Crockett. The deceased lady
wus. in' her youth, a very popular res-
ident of this City. She was a daugh-
ter of the late Mr. I. C. Ilall, for many
years one of our most prominent citi-
zans, and 'at one time United States
Consul for this Island. After the death
of bei- husband, Mrs. ~MacGowan lived
in her home at Winthrop, Mass. Late-
lv she was troubled with an`ai’feci.l0I1
of the heart, and notwithstandingjhe
most careful attention of her daugh-
ter and' every-alleviation that careful
nursing could provide. she pas-sed aw-
ay to the great regret of her relatives
and friends.
MORE PILOTS AUTHORIZED.-It
is nnnouiiced in the Can-ada Gazette
that. owing. to the shortage of P11015
at the port of Halifax, due partly to
thc recent disaster and the fact that
there a_r_‘e_bnt __present____l_1tiim_;1_il__D¥_*;:£vg*_§
. or alll! '
iii-rlsmheznggrgnted to the Halifax 
otagc Commissioners to license as p ~
,-,g any person holding a certificate
authorizing him to act as master og ii
0 nn apprentice wlro in le
t. A licenses su
andesontllligteldeguliilgion SFBIIUUE- thi”
plgwer to t-he Commissioners shall
dered.
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Mansonville. .Tune 27. ‘13
MInard’s Liniment Co.. Limited
Yarmouth. N. S.
Gentiemen.-‘li 9~ff°"d° me ‘greg
leasure and must be gratify lil;
[lion to know that after using 35 fb°t'
r Liniment on e case of
ties of y0\l mp
paralysis which my father 33:8 "fum
to
fdegoxiitaxili cIi>i:lTtsi0[iv1\.)ll€lopin|;a other suf-
ferers may he bi;neIIi%:__d by the use
of your mningigizlerely Ydursi
GEO. H. HOLMES
nate on the corner of West and:
A NOVELTY-Post' cards, with
views of Halifax alter disaster, -nt"
the News and Variety -Corner, oppo-
site St. Dunstan's Clthedral. “ '
2748-2-@6M2i,,
CONCERT AT _(POWN_AL.-There
will be a concert at Pownal Hall,
Wednesday evening. Fen. zitii. if
stormy' will be held first due night
following. Proceeds in aid of Pri-
soners of War Fund of Mt. Mellick
lied Cross. Admission 251:. ‘ " -
» 2736-1-25M3l.
FIGHT 'vss1'EnoAv.-i'esteriig_y
afternoon about 4.30 a iight startf
on Ken; Street, ii1` -which blows
were freely exchanged, cific
man having his nose hbrokcu.
Two of the men were arrested and
will appear before his Honor this
morning. - ‘
THE CAR FERRY.-The Carferify
left Borden af, 0.45 on yesterday.
reaching Tormentine st 11 a, m. She
left on return at 1:30 p. ni. and docked
at Borden at 3.05 p_m. Tlie‘Bord'e_n
train 'left Charlottetown at_6.00 a. in..
nrrlveil' at 8.55 a. rn. and _oil return
loft at 4.00 o’clock,`re£|.,0hir_ig thc _city
last night at seven o'clocl_t. _ 3.
THE TRAINS.-A_ll the t`r'ail1s‘ made.
excellent time yesterday except the
Murray Harbor ilr/3. 'l‘ho_ traln_whl_c_h
left Murray Harbor at 5.20 Monday
morning, on accouifit of id§e_an`d- snow
got along only live miles all day
yesterday and at Q9 ps.~_n'1'-. ‘last night
was near Mt. Albion. i : -- * »_-- '-'_
-i-wmv _,_ _ -'
Pnovsnrv sAL-es-'Jriie _nrnpsgzy
ar, the corner- of Queen and Richmond
Streets, occupied' by the Dominion
Express Company, Dr. Bagnalil. and
others, was sold by auction at noon
yesterday. Mr. R. Beoirsto being the
auctioneor, and Mr. Fred H. TI‘BiD0¥‘»
the purchaser, the price paid beinz
$5,010. ~ ' '
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SOLDIERS PARGEL~S--A nice Dar
cel can be made up at the “News and
Variety Corner," 70 Great Georgs
Street, stationery, pencils, CiE31`eU@3~
tobaccos, chocolates,-maple sugar.
ctc. Order parcelaud it"WHl be
made up and postedwlthout charge
for services. No, prohibition on
maple sugar to 'United Kin8d0m~
Send some to the boys. 2745-2-26M3i.
IN EVANGELISTIC ClRGLES.-
llr. Tennyson Smith, who is Weil
known here, concluded recently a
make things interesting in the green 'most s,,cce5Sf“| ten days' g0,,pe| mm.
perairce campaign in the Salvation
Army citadel, Dovercourt Road. To-
ronto. The buildlngwas -on several
occasions -crowded- out. ’l‘he_~'l`oro'n-
to World says: ~"_‘The interest -and
enthusiasin increased ' -,with .. every
‘meeting~ ._   the.,-hall -was i pacig-
_od to _eiccess.~ aisles. .platform_ and
_porch 'being crowded,-‘and ,numbers
being .unable to _ gain » _ 'admissionlf
liliglityfssven persons _ signed the
pledge. of- total abstinenceaud nine-
ty-seven sigrieda -pledge to vote for
prohibition." -  -_
-;_ ' .norgAi.o_`MA'r_Hr~:soN` _.
 Thore- passed away, 'after ‘a_ linger-
ing illness, on _I~?el_ar'uary.1’7th, at his
home-in-Forest Hill, anesteemed cit-
izen of the communltyin' the person
.pi-Mr. aunsiii Matheson. seed fifty-
hiue years. He iswiuijvived. by hs
wife audio.. .family _ of .two = sons- anrl
ret of the deatli of Mrs.Stainl'orth',four daughters,-`wl1o have ‘tile sy_i_1i_-
pathy of the community "in theloss
ol' a kind father, who made his home
pleasant and hospitable. In his re-
moval, thc comniunity has sustaiuefd
the loss of a good citizen, who was
highly respected for his -genial _spirit
and upright character. The funeral
was attended by a large circle of
friends, who followed the mortal rei-
maius to the cemetery in'Dnniias; The
funeral service was conducted in the
Presbyterian church, Dundas, by the
Rev. J. M. McLeod, (St. P_eter‘s) who
made fitting reference to the passing
sway of s. good citizen. whos will be
greatly missed in the community;
'-'Thou shalt be missed. for thy seat
will he empty." , __
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- ::Away with Depression and Mei,
-nncholy.-These <two evils are the ac-
companiment of a disordered' stom.
sch and torpid liver.'and mean wretclls
edness to all whom they visit. The
them is with Parmelees .Vegetable
Pills, which will restore the' healthful'
action of the stomach and-» bring rol-
lef. They have proved their usefull-
ness ln thousnnds"6f"c'a’s`e'§" a`il'd` wild
continue to give reliefto the suffer-
ing. who are wise eneu_gh.to use them;
continue in force until otherwise or- 
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assi' roons Fon
sony _ i
The food requirements of ,
_‘ children differ, s_o we carry all
i ofthe good kinds of infant i
Foods. _ _ '
surest and speediest way'to-combat.
i.'Ac'rA1'so rooo, -
imvanui. onANuM._ _
nosucks mAi.rso miuc. .
iuzi.i.iN's Poop..
ne\s'ri.z's rooo,
Ai.|.~sn|unv's Fooo-(Ne. 1
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nosmeowe anon-ee.
nonineowe imnuzv..
wmrocss wiu.i<_rooo,
aonoenfs cauomsco MILK
' susan or _mcx
ssob\_<*s._sAav sanusv, _
wvsrws vnaeaseo sooo
_ ritprouiz/ino 'runes _
' infant :onus are ordered nc
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guaranteed fresh. _ Prices on
these foods are right. _
_ We handle the best of every-
New Year. ` 'A  ‘
Oiilee Hours 9.3¢-12.3
W.N. Tanton _ ,,_,§",_,, e   
` thingwvhich in needed in con-
tributingto Ba_by’s hadith and
comfort. _ - ‘
1'Iiere'e naming- toe .goes for
‘lie Inlay. i - '
.Johnson 8 -islihwfli
` ' rho oiniuy ornprnf, ~
'frequent 'Intervh.I‘s. and' are'
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_asm ysnrpnrter a_f_ few onyn.'iiin`sss.
`_but" the _AngeI' of _Death came very
‘unexpectedly and jshe. passed peace-
Qwho put their__'triist_l_n_.I~asus. The
deceasqil.\vas,forrrl¥i1'i¥ Miss. Alice
_a sorroiying husband "nd flvsslsiors
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wins. osdnqs ouoc.AN. _
There .pass_ed_ peacefully. away at
her home in'Kensihgton on January
5th, 1918, Mfs.‘George Duggan in her
She was thoiight,.'_to_. be recovering
fully away to‘the,rew'm-o ‘or those
~'niisssn';: unngniei~‘n'g‘_iir. j niifi iurr.
Joseph "Duggan, off l lvlcw. -.' There
are Iefti-t'o 'mbiirn lit-sidés'lier=pai~onts
nnuieiy;_.‘1uirn.\vniielr  Brown; iii.
Alhion,;'~ Mrs. Alfred Mitchell, 1\lili-
view, Mrs. Emma `. Lancey, Boston.
Mrs. Joseph Stapleton of Panama
and Bessie who was with hor in her
illness besides it large circle nf re-
latives and friends. The funeral ser-
vices where held ~- in- ~t»he---Methodist-~
Church, conducted by Rev. G. A.
Sellar, and were very largely attend-
ed. The psllibearers were Messrs_|
Burrows Mouse, Willard Warren.
William Bernard, John Cameron.|
Earl and Alfreddloeves. The re-
A wide circle of readers will re-
gret to learn ut' the untimely doath
of Mr. John -D. Glover, which sad
event took place at his. home at
Norboro, ou Jan. 31st. His death
was sudden, being caused by contact.
in some mysterious way, with a
linrse in thc stable. Ilc was 72 years
oi’ agc, and his is the first deutli out
of a family of eleven. He was one
of the oldest residents of the commun-
ity havlng been born in Norboro and
resided there practically all his life.
Being an enthusiastic, prosperous
and good farmer strictly honest in all
iris dealings he held the confidence of
all, and his word was his bond. The
esteem in which he was hold was
well expressed hy the large attend-
ance at his funeral, which took place
on Feb. 2nd to the Presbyterian 'Ce-
metery nt Summerfield. There arc|
left to mourn a. widow, three daught-
ers and three sons, namely, Mrs. J.|
R, -(look, oi' Troy, Maine; Mrs. Mag-
gie Doiighart and Mrs. Hanford
Reeves, oi' Kensington; Messrs. Jas.
and Oliver, of Montana and Stanford
on the homestead. 11 The services at
the house and grave were conducted
by the Rev. Mr. Goodwill, the pall
bearers being Messrs. Peter Harring-
ton, James Gillis, Peter -Lawless,
Robt. Andrews, Ilobt. Douglass, and
Alex Douglass.
' GEORGE WILBERT GILLESPIE
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A.very`sad deaifli occurred in 'the
Ednm .hospital‘on December 24th,
when 'George' .Wilhert Gillespie, 'the
only lsoii _'of .Mr. and lllrs-.' Juines Gil-
lespie ,of Stony Lake, Sask., suc-
cui_nh'ed.~ to .a severe attack of pleuri-
_sy-after-a brief-illness. The young
man liad1‘beeufqiiit`o well right up
-to.with‘in a.-.-few-days ot’ his death.
.He was .in North -Bnttleford the
_week previous-to~ his* passing away
and lookerlthe picture of health and
strengtli.- After he returned home
pleurisy developed and hewas rush-
ed,to Edani_hospltal under the care
of Dr. Sparllng, where he underwent
an, operation for the trouble. He
was thou ht- to .he-on the mend and
covery~when»he suddenly took worse
-and slept 'peacefully away on De-
cember 2_4th. ~ _
The young man was highly thoughtl
of and popular in his liuine locality
and in fact wherever he was known.
He was born in P.E.-I. in 1891. llc
camo west in 1909 and had been far-
ming in the Stony Lake country
from that time till his death. His
body was taken on the train to Mer-
v_ln where the funeral service was
held, Rev. Graham, .the Presbyterian
minister oiliclating. Rev. Mr. Gra-
ham preached a splendid sermon.
Servlcewas held at the church and
grave. He was buried in tho new
cemetery aI:_Mervin. The funeral
was well attended although the
weather was bitter cold. A beauti-
fiii wreath was given by friends in
and around `Mervin _wl'1`o' -knew and
loved him whose life had fled. The
pall bearers,-were Cleveland Quint,
David Quint, #Samuel McCracken, Ri-
chard. Clark. Cyril Neale and- Jacob
Ness. __.
The News extends its sincere sym-
pathy to Mr. and Mrs. Gillespie in
the great ‘grief they have been call-
ed upon to bear lu thc loss of their
only son._ ,, - _.,,. - ~,,-_
_ ' (Pat.~ please copy.)
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To see the tinge of health bloom
in your face, to see your- skin get
clearer and clearer, -to wake up with-
out a headache, hackache, coated
tongue or a nasty breath. in fact to
feel your best, day in and day out,
just try insidwbathing every morning
for one week. _
Before breakfast each day, drink ii
glass of real hot water with a tea-
spdonful of limestone phosphate In it
as -a harmless means of washing from
the' stomach, liver, kidneys and bow-
els the-previous day’s .Indigestible
waste, sour, bile and toxins; thus
cleansing, sweetenlng and purifying
the entire alimentary canal before
putting more food into the stomach.
The action of hot water and limestone
phosphate .Onan 'empty ntomagr is
oe`nstIpatioo.f'.iuiious mocks. acid-
f `~ ir/
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mains werelaid to rest in the Ken- i _ -,\  X ‘/\ \/- ,
sin-gton Cemetery. Other papers .',§_,‘,‘=§-~_-’\`§»1;?, " ’T"
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Mn. Joi-IN o. oLovsn_._  W _ __ _ - l\,. r
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good hopes were hold out for his ro-
hnir 1__a`u|_ii _-:_-n pgs-_ 1-
 Moore & McLeod Ltd.
_ iisniei oil...-n sneer, oiinrinmitnwn . - _ '
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f    An interesting Showing of 
1 C New Silks Ready Here Today `
' FTIMMEDIATE IMPORTANCE IS THIS
0 fine exhibit, because of its wide range-
. ai -fl iqualiy because of the extremely'
reasons ble prirr s under present conditions. 'I hese
Silks were ordered months ago, and they are
worth much rn' re today than we are asking you.
So ih‘:'°, we invite you very urgently to see
this lovely iz nge of goods NOW. You know that
this store sells new goods pretty fast, and its
always we ll to cali soon. ,_
_ ‘ ‘ Some of the pretty weaves in Silks are
_ ‘ _ natural plain Shantungs, Fancy Striped _Shan-
tungs, “Candy Stripe” Was_h Silks, Fancy Stripe and Spot Wash Silks, Black
5hamungS_ Black Hifashiki, White Hirashiki, Black. Navy and Brown Futo-
0ri_ These are srme of the lovely new weaves. Its our pleasure to show
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Rich Beautiful $ O()-
Hudson Seal
Coats $125 tor
Just a few of these in stock-lovely
coats, of. richly handsome Hudson Seal- -
beautifully n_iade_by the best tur coat makers
in Canada, right in cut-fit and style Worth
$125.00 to $150.00 each, and yvuvs for
I-I ndsome Muskrat $ r
Cdlats 50 inch 
_ _With this sort of hard winter. theres
nothing -so  so attractive. o r- more
dressy than one ofihese handsome Muskraf
coats ~ Here’s a fifty inch length, _beautifully
made o_f.fine fur for...............-.._...»_.$88.00 _s
 Misses Muskrat f_  _' '
Coats .Spec_ial‘ ` 
AT THIS SPE IA' PRICE YOU
CAN ~A-FFORD.to_ get a fur coat for yo_ur
daughter. l`hese are sniart models, with
belted back, very pretty, nice fur, well made
length' 1 __   ......_.-$4 .00
_ THIS ASPECIAL-PRICE CU I`.
Special Muskrat V _
Coats 45 inch 
Just a f e w of these--but they’re
wonderfully' good value. They are com-
paratively sliort length, good muskrat, well
made 'and well lined, very attractive coats,
specially price cut to clear.. ..  $45 00
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In the department here
are many handsome Furs
in Muffs and Nz-ckpieces.
There are Mink, Fox,Wolf,
Persian Lamb and a' host
of others.
Probably the finest range .
in P. E. I. is here for you
at Wholesale Prices.
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HAVE ROSY CHEEKS -.s 1' -~ .s -- ..eu'?.§‘$Ii‘. §f..iZ§?.§.i?.?.ii$‘i§ §.”§31§iYY_'if3?' $15 - g
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1-Hi; RUSSIAN SITUATION Massacre in Kiev A I K"
" PETROGRAD, Feb. 22. (Delayed)-°
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to Riga. _on Feb. oth. when Ulirainians. under
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