iwrlsr me
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Nels*
give 'good
tl1Bt'8 tilt and deliver
.price is as low
as the lowest,  ‘
A.Picktrlio8iiJn.
2  Pfééiilws# I
, cnailléii`te`towii ' '
_,t '...
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blll'n and °P°\1¥h to be helpful in a cough, and has
 bdfgain--_ chliali trouble, throat tickle, s`o`re_lungs and
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,-4. ‘w
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-'“ lllke if plain syrup '\*Y`lI'Il1`ii|il"two_oupi
,of granulated sugar and-ep” opp oiyarm.
water and stir for two minutes. . Put iii
ounces of pure Pine: (fifty cents' worth)
.in a 1t,~ou_nce.bottiA.,lnd fill it up with
‘the suser Syrup. 'rms gives you s ismiiy
lUDD.lY of the best _doiigh syrup at n,,savin|
0! 83. Itrnever siioii|.?‘Take a teaspoon-_
ful every one. two or three hours.
The effectiveness of this simple remedy
is surprising. It seems to take hold in-
ltahily. and will usually stopfthg most
obstinate coush in 24 hours. It tones up
he Jaded appetite and is just laxative
e pleasing taste. Also excellent for bron-
as mah and an unequaled remedy for
v/hwpins cousin and oi-oup. ‘
This recipe for making cough remedy
with Pinex and Gusar Syrup (or strained
honey) is a prime tsvorlte in thousands of
homes in the United States and Canada.
The plan has been imitated, though never
successfully. If you' try it,'use only gona.
ine Pinex, which is the mos; valuable
concentrated iompound of Norway white
pine extract, nd 'ls rich in gualacoi and
eil the natural healing pine elements.
Other preparations will not work- in this
recipe,
A guaranty cl absolute satisfaction. or
money promptly refunded, goes wit.li this
recipe. Your druggist has Pinex._or_will
let it for you. lf not. send to The Pinex
C0., Toronto, Ont.
2  _  ._ $2. THE CENT L Glllllbll ‘=»
 - -5, _ l ~ ., - _- _,»._ , `
" frHse'<iussorsufS.ss“s mom tie* 1-snnn'ii'sr.i. nsrspaiisi mime by
X, .~ _ _ _- , _ mon system for its _l°w\\1\tl.,the ith, Re¢t.» Band st the big
W -  9500- and ‘w'D¢¢*»!il1l7  all Persons skate tonight.. 1 ~ _
i i- ~  _summon pa zum nav1u¢_'&m.hm.inst this
` l_______~ . ___ ` Diver to at .ones-‘A ,V _ their so- AHBULANQI CALL.-'rho ambu-
eou t in full to 'M-I7 31- 1918
fu.: :ta ei -ni.  bww
year),e,5nd- promp ," at the end of
each ender mon  future.
IT PAYS to h\\y_ in this Province.
--.- -
BIRTHDAY scour..-Iaeiuunr in
the program to be given at the
'Birthday social Friday night is a vo-
cal solo by Percy Stanley. ‘
I-LA.RTS\-'lilLE, ETC.-Rev. D. Mc-
Lean will preach on Sabbath next,
9th inet., as follows:-I-lartsville at
11 a ni.; Rose Valley Bt 3 p. ni.
and liradalhane at 7 p. m.
INWARD TRA‘INS.-The eastern ac-
commodation arrived in Charlotte-
town., esterday at 11.05 a. m., on
time; the western accommodation at
12.20 p. in., on time and the Summer.
side at 5.15 on.time. _
THEY WENT T0 CAPTURBL- Th¢_
young Gentlemen's Hockey Club. oi
Charlottetown which went to Mom
tague Saturday last to achieve fame
for their team had poor luck in the
hockey line. ‘ The boy's had a good
timeotherwise but it is reported
they received a. defeat to the tune of
couuonvéniin norei
0i>ii°i_lte8tste`Honss, Boston Mrs
Hughes’ I
 vt.;-_f Witch Hazel
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--4., (..~ rt, .~.__v 1
,__,<,, gilwi,-.§__-,-\__ nu i» “iiiiiiiinl
3 ".5 si-  le, e;~.-:f;-».f5-  5
-xr, V _ I _ ,
0 rs rooms with hos and oold water for
U1- per day and up, wgioh includes tres
use oi.Ptibi o shower athe. Nothing to
sq this in New England. Rooms wiir.
pr 2:0 'htsths for li.50 Jsgr day and ur
th .00
ds aniu;.mDI?il)iiF'.:¢:lbms“nnd°o:rsl; drill
oiess. uropoag p en I
ABSOLUTELY l"lREPRODFi
fé¥.".:=‘i:‘.‘121i':.‘;‘r‘al:“..'.°‘:.‘1:.“.‘§.“.:.‘::‘;'.l
Vacuum-,Qlpsningf Plant.
Strict|y_A Temperance Hotel
B d 'B ki t
Ulmsrsliinvilglihoaotzl Ins.
_ sroiuzii r. csnris |
_` GIDNI. IIANAGEII _
Cream 3
Heads the list as the b st
Cleanser and healer for -Rough,
Hard or Irritated Skin. chap-
ped Hands, Face and Lips,
Windburn, Cold-Soles and
all various condiiiors of the
skin of like character.
It soothes, cools and besls
leaving the skin beautifully
soft and white.
Try lt
Its Pure and llarmless
25 cent per bottle at
_ » a
The
G il lillii|l¢S} sais..
12 to 2.
EARL GREY LEAVES.-The Earl
Grey left Charlottetown yesterday
morning for Pictou with twenty-six
tons of freight, twenty passengers,
express, and thirty-five sacks of
paper and letter mnil and docked at
2.15 p. m. Sho will leave Pictou
this morning on return to Charlotte-
town.
MINTO ARRIVES.-The Minto left
Picton for Charlottetown yesterday
morning and got as far as Point
Prim. but on account of the heavy
ice turned back and went to George-
town where she arrived at 6.20 p.‘m.
She had on hoard 20 passengers, 75
sacks paper and letter mail, express
and 35 tons freight. ‘ She leaves
this morning for Pictou.
_B TI-lil! ICE CONDITIONS.-The Earl
Grey leaves Plctou this morning for
Charlottc-town. C
little ice in the strait and that the
illfliculty mot with yesterday by both
steaniers was all at the entrance to
Charlottetown harbor, driven in by
the heavy gales of the previous day.
It _ls hoped that a favorable change
of wind ,will drive this ice out and
open up the harbor again for both
steamers.
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Rexall Kid _L _P ll
V, Rexa.11Kiddey Pills are _the best remedy you
could .get for bright’s d1~sease,<1ia‘oetesiand all otner
_ <he>r_<1°fS<>f th=»l=f<1f2'=gS- .»T»11§§f=__P£11S_ft°.£. Bffvally
ney 1 s
3,; ‘ `Rnd_.'arefwonderfu1ly é ccient.
. _._f_`;'_JQEQXpf_6o..`...............................‘.......,...50c
~__¢_N[cKinnon _Druq Co
o ice yesterday would use a little more
1
ACCIDENT ON ICE.-The many
' friends of William Dillon, Market
Clerk, Charlottetown, will regret to
learn that he met with a very painful
accident yesterday on the ics while
attending the horse races. He was
walking along the ice when an -ice-
bpat 1:3-no from behind and knocked
h mdo .He was dragged fora con'
aiderable ,distance before it could be
Bt0Dped and adeep out wsé inflicted
over the left`eye. Dr. Ledweil dress-
ed the wound. It 'would he well if
' those running ice-boats and driving
horses in such crowds as were on the
_ F
A -,Valuabl_e~- Pile
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, og
Tobacco" is a pile of
HICKEY’S BRIGHT
CUT smoking tobacco,
Cool, Sweet Mild, pure,
clean, and wholesome.
Better lay in __a,.su1:1ply
,at presentnpnoes, an at
'a good run ‘i o-r your
_“_ ,» _ ‘- ‘ __ ' *
niu:/_ l/fri: 9:' r__1: v:.~y7Test tobacco, and -made
Flirtisiic, Durable and   2 ~ fl
, !  f'jCaii hemade oi f. I
~"<r<;.;{r_', _ ` ~ __
'ilicke'y'& Nicholson Tobacco Co. Lid..
ul
_‘ f  _ _iz is9_§____g_ __ ____3_____'_;____ i__ lm 
vEconoiuicai Walls and Ceilings f
is..  '- _'_ ' \
 noun: 
painting, etc' ~ 3
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J' ,I Liuvzu. _ '
; "\ ,_ 1". "i ' Y ‘ ' '.3 ‘ i
_,,,,.1g~i`g\f`n1n"de entirely* of selected wood' reduced to
5i;;f5_hs.for;n,-and pressed into panels or uniform thick~
nets?"  Yebbkd 3 suxiace, tha! ¢_n°ws wide scoge ts V 5 a box, money beck if dissatis-
decorstion w th Hat oil psmt in _ t1ntmg,et)enciling', an ~ een. 'nie mentation mug co., torn-
, \
Bosvgrfilosrd Keeps 0ut Heat' aniitoiil I _
_" ‘_I5és8eiis ironed, rounds _iii-é, _resists strains 'and r y ,
vibygfiphs isquickl and easily ut up costs lessthan
-Lago ”@'.,"§|;¢t.gei-`; not cruel? og ileterioratel 3 We - _
' “".‘  owihggsizes in stock,-7 ' _~  if _ _
_  C ‘ ,'§“lff*-`i~, ro8,*3s x 120, 48 it 96, 48 x_1o8 and
A `h)f`=.l  "_,1, ..,_‘ ,‘\,_, '45-`* ""1 ` il -'
4 'or phone forsaniples and price.
udgment in directing their course so
that acoldentsas the above mention-
ed would not occur.
_PEOPLE’S THEATRE.-A very en-
joyable program was arranged at the
Paople's Theatre, Charlottetown, last
evening. The patrons welcomed the
.return of two splendid Lubin pic-
tures. One entitled “'l‘he Choir of
Densmore" was very pathetic-in its
detail showing how the evil gossip of
a few jealous persons will cause hard--‘
ships and unhappiness to one trying
to succeed after poverty has done its
worst. 'The picture is indeed a good
one and will illustrate a lesson to
,everyone seeing it, to always think
twice before speaking concerning a
neighbor, A very funny picture is,
"The New Physician," s. photo-play
something of the same order as, “The
,Love Slick Maidens,” shown here a
few days ago. The last picture, n
Bison, called "The Doct0r's Double"
is very exciting, soowing some in-
tense dramatic moments. These sit-
uations are caused by an outlaw who
is the exact image ol the doctor; and
knowing this the outlaw commits his
crime in such a. manner that euspi-»
clon is thrown upon ‘the i>l1YBi¢iBi1-
tor. and for the criminal his just de-‘
sert. The music was also very good.
Mr Rltzius singing ilu pleasing Style- _
and Mrs. Tomiins accompanying ill
pei-feet effect making a very pleasur-
able hour’s entertainment.
::0ne hor oi E-toxall Kidney Pills
contains 60 pills and those"are suf-
ficient in nearly every case to work
a complete cure of any disorder oi
:Elo tkirltiieyshlgt is saucompietedtxilmtj Ke  
on e p are you nee ex p
a Kidney Pills are sold all over the
Canadian and American nation and
guaranteed by every dealer. Pi-ics a  
om _
_ _ _ or-Great George and Kent1Sts;_MEtf. ‘ / |{,pi°|-'s _Solution is n\ ~
,_
,,°_‘Mo'reisli” Taste
3 1 4 `:`
_ 'Pies with A
' 'rum-¢'|gp\n»lty and wholesome
_dollclousness toour pies fill* 6:5'
'net be found in the common' h;
'i‘hst's iuicsass we use ony * _
purest creamery butter. ff” - _"°‘
skimmed milk and ehoiéo PUUY
Baan- 1‘h¢re‘s fislliiy ¢° ""7
crumb of our ples-fine flavor fl’°l,\ .
crust' to core.
Psac\s~mine¢msll-lPP|°"`
ci-¢_s.m'.,....a.'.,-lemon...-»..|3°- .
 Bakery
aptsin Taylor in-,
forms The Guardian that there is but
J while it is still most com-
The end comes with_a meeting OL the - plete, '
two. causing happiness for the doc- t _
lance was called out "yesterday to
coéivellrs 8 J Good of West oy-
al I to the P E Island Hospital for
rrezaasiagut Sham was resting coin-
or ev n
g. _
0»hiIT'l‘Iii.D.-'l‘he article on "Dairy
Breeds" in .the Farm section of the
Evening Guardian of the 81st, and
the Morning Guardian of the lst was
contributed by W. M. Lea, Victoria,
redlt for which was inavertentiy
omitted.
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PEISOIIILS
Frank S. Dougan of the P. E. I. R.
went to Georgetown yesterday.
A._ A. Alley, xCharlcttetown, went
east yesterday afternoon.
Benj. Breainer, Charlottetown, was
u.; passenger East yesterday.
W. McDonald oi Vernon River, was
n passenger East yisterday.
Mrs. (Governor) Rogers, Charlotte-
town, went to Moncton yesterday.
W. E. Bentley was s passenger from
Charlottetown by the Earl Grey yes-
terday.
Oswald Wright, Charlottetown, was
a passenger outward on the Earl
Grey yesterday.
Mrs. Timothy Dehlols, Charlotte-
town, left yesterday en route to
Wells River, Vermont.
Lazarus McGough nf Bear River
who is taking the short course in
Charlottetown is .the guest 0( ,]_
Pai-kman, Fitzroy St,
James A. Nicholson, D. J. Nichol-
son and James Jenkins, Orwell Cove,
were in Charlottetown yesterday at-
tending the short course.
Duncan McKenzie, Orwell Cove, wasl
in Charlottetown yesterday on his
way to Calgary where he intends to
spend a few months.
Miss Hazel Bremner, Charlotte-
town.'left yesterday morning on a.
visit of several weeks to friends in
Boston and other points in Massa-
chusetts.
Geo. Morrison, Bradalbane, general
collector for the P. E. Island branch
of the Frost & Wood Co., leaves this
morning.--by the Earl Grey, en route
to St. John, Smith’s Falls and other
Canadian cities. He goes to attend a
meeting of the ofiicers of the com-
pany of which Mr. Morrison is a cap- I
able and efficient member. The .meet-
ing takes place at Binith's Falls on
Feb. 6 and 7th.
(From Yesterdays Evening Guardian)
The many friends oi Mrs. Charles
McKinnon. Ulgg, who is so seriously
ill will be glad to learn that there is
a slight' improvement 'in"her condi- '
tion this week. '
Leonard Wilmott of Winchester,
England, who has been ,working with
C. F. Simpson, Cavendish, fo`r the
past two months was the guest of
William E. Graham and faintly 07°F
Sunday previous to his departure for
Woodstock, Ont. '
- ;`>,~- .
Something new and Better
-In Soap-
ll9 to I2!
,_  _ _,_,, "fra
Qlleen St. .  wits’ 5' Q'
£k'?  _ ' Queen St.
_ci»'i.»».'. ` dv  cirami '
The Busiest Store on Ch towns Busiest Street `
Gooclall Wool Unshrinlcable
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all wool iuislirinkahle underwear
'T that we know anything at all
about. The gririneiits are made
by the famous STANFIELD MILLS.
They airs cut to fit~tlie sizes are accur-
ate - the wool is of ri good durable
Other soaps we sell are
FRENCH-selling up to 35c
a cake also, SELLEY’S.
TAY LOR’S, Al.BERT,COL-
GATES, PAL_MsR's, sic.
Etc, all prices ani all kinds,-
call and 'look over our stock
Johnson & Johnson
The Quality Drug Store.
i
splendid tonic for all those
suffering from nm dovfl_\ 57|'
tam, nervousness, debiiity or
weakness.
It is sn English `prep`s`ra-U
tion-made from a pure “ld
scientific blend of barley
mm, hypopliosphites and
Norwegian emulsion of cod
liver oil. It hse_-the appear
» sure and consistency of very
thick molasses, has a pleu-
ing taste and its beneficial '
reaction is simply wonder-
fuL
 bottle 8i.5o, med- l
ium are $|.s5, small also
 ....  ......... .......$l_OC
4-:pig
i\1`..` ` I   xi _i__fY'?f2:‘i§- -’~“I"Ie“§I; =.i;.T'= -- *-
l‘i‘-.;| ‘ hi v ' "" -\__.f\'-M;-":l‘=_\/¢-'. $" f/.'_.{_..' .
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IS noon UNDERWMR.
_ sTA_NFiELD's GREEN LABEL
a nice weight, all wool ribbed under-
wear oHered here in all sizes, will wear
will keep you d 'll ’
not shriuk.....ITr.n.1..:lTl.  
_STANFIELITS BLUE LABEL
this is a good medium heavy weight
underwear a very general fziivorite, one
thlat fats well-wears well and will not
s rin --per garnient......... ..  
s I I .
gziriiicut are easy and coiiifortzible.
If you :irc not nezir
add loc each.... 
S'l`ANFlELD’S RED LABEL
this is a better weight underwear, nice
and warm, entirely unshrink-  
able, per garment................ 1
STANFIELD'S BLACK LABEL
is a very heavy ribbed underwear
specially adapted to the needs of men
who have much outdoor work to attend
to. Agrand wearer...............  
ensue s ¢ e s
eoessossllnljosesll suns ssll .
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'l`urnbu1l’s Unshrinkable $1.95, 2.25, 2.85, 3.oo, 3.25.
Wolsey (English) Uushrinkable Underwear $2.2 5 and 3.00.
Stanfield’s finer Wools $1 oo, 1.50, -1.75, 2 50
St. George Unshrinkable--éfine soft English) $1.35, 1. 50, $1.65
“Tiger Brand” fine Wool leece Lined 9oc.
V _A
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Men’s' Fleece Lined Underwear 4.5¢
' OF ALL THE GOOD VALUE LOW PRICE UNDERWEAR in the
market this PENMAN Fleece Lined seems to us to be the best. It is good weight,
it is warm, it is well made and well fitting, it will not shrink, it is offered inall
sizes,andit onlycosts..........       451:
Boys' Fleece Lined Underwear 30c
THIS IS MADE LIKE THE men°s--warm, weighty, soft and easy to
the most tender skin, full range of sizes ensuring a perfect fit to any age `ooy-
made in natural color with warm, thick soft fleecing and sold at a price no one
l in Canada will beat  . . .  _
quality- the weave is such that the
the s'ore -write'-ortei- ' C
eplior.-e. if sent by iiiail
.la
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English Pyiamas $1.50
Tweed Pants $1.60
This is a fine flauneleite En lish
Jergen's Violet Glycerine _
Delica.i`ely perfumed and sells
3 cakes for 25c.
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*+9£=a~Srnae.§'
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heavy, soft and durable. T-he garments
are well cut and carefully made---the at
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terns are such that they are not likelv to
spoil a nervous man’s rest _ _ _ . _.__ _ $l.50
Others |75 and 2.00.
STRIPE TWEEDS in effects of
grey well made, tidy, cut with the same
skill as a_custom tailor would use---fairly'
good _we1ght, good durable pants-first
rate for every day workiuq....... . ... l 60
' Others 2.50, 3.00 to 4 75 _
New lot of Hew$on's
“Pull Over” Sweaters 2'2 5 ~
This has been the most popular line of pull
over sweaters we. have had all season--and we
havejust opened another fresh line within the
last day or two. The colors are plain grey,maroon
with green, and tan, 'the material is a soft firm
closely knitted worshedig, fl*-he* price  . _ . .225
I Knitted
Hockey Caps
ANOTHER LOT of these
ready now.Nicely kuittcd,blue
and white, red and black,
plain grey, plain brown... .50c
At the same time, we have
another fine lot of red Jaeger
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that gives Citi!!
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‘Hockey Cape, Soft Wool Knit
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