FEBRUARY ’5» ‘9‘6 fri-in cn.uu.o'r'ra'rovvN cminnulu ,mg “Rm
  
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filter Mhr°~‘Y_ou_r_ Skin?
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-1'  and
'§ Ciicliiiiber "Cream
3 Prevents This
l 'I-`hi_S__i_s at liquid cream
of refroshmg fragrance
,I that softens the skin and
;_ leaves it free from irrit-
‘ ation. _
Apply it to your face
andbands and note how
_ *refijeshing an`d effective.
~-it_reall`y is.
l Inléenerous 4 oz. bot-
s tles2 _
E. A. _Foster
 'The' _Penslar Drugstore
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PERSONALS
"Lieut. ‘Milner Stevenson has rc-
tu d fr Halif lore l as
L_4_
_ A _ _4__4 .§__E____4
rne om ax. wi ie w
taking a- military course.
Dr. A. W. Colwill who has been on
a three~weeks visit to his home in
this city left Wednesday by thc
Prince Edward Island on return to
New York City and from there sails
for Francs.
A S
DRBINE STUPS' o
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fr0 B Bone Spavin, Ring Bone,
Spllnl. Curb. Side Bone. or similzir
trouble and gets horse going sounri.
Doeh not blister or remove the
hair :md horse can be worked. Page
17 in pamphlet with each bottle tells
how. $2.00 a brittle delivered.
Horse Book 9 K free.
ABSORBINE. JR.. antiseptic liiiiment for
mahliinii. Reduces Painful Swelliiigs, lin-
iarged Glands, Goitre, VVens, Hriiiscs, Vini-
eose Veins,'Varicosiiies,healsOld Sores. Allziys
Pain. Will tcii you more if you write. Sl :hifi
$2 a' bottle at dealers or delivered. Book
f‘Ev_idence" free- Manufactured only by
iiI.'l._ YDUNG, I.I).l-`. ill Lymans lildll..ltionlr¢sl. Can.
Absoiblne lnii Absoibliie. Jr.. are mise In Ciiiiila;
* [Iii STIIMMIHE llliilll
f » .
i
 
 Every bit of dandruit dlsalipedn af-
ter one or two applications of Dnhder-
iiie rubbed well into the scalp with the
finger tips. Got a 25-cent bottle of
Danderiue at any drug store and save
your hair. After a few applications
You cant find a particle of dandruif or
auyhfiillllug lhiiir iind the scalp will nev-
or c .
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iii liii`M|lil|li$
~i>Ai=E's oiAPsi>siN.'- Fon sous
Acio si-oivi_Aci~i, Hminrsunu.
ovseersi/_l _
_ Timo it- In five minutes allstom-
sch distress will go. No indigestion.
heartburn, sournoss or belching of
gas, acid, or erucatious of undigested
iood. no dizziness, bloating, foul
breath or headache. - ~
Piipe’s Diapepsin is noted for its
speed in, regulating upset stomachs.
It is tho surest, quickest and most cer-
tain indigestion remedy in the wholo
world. and besides it is liarmless.;
Millions of men and women new
-they know Pape’s Diapepin will
save them from any stomach misery.
Please for your sake, get a. large
fifty-cent ca-so of Pape_"s Diapepsin
from any drug store and put: your
stomach right. _Don‘t keep op being
miserable--life is too 'short-‘-*you are
not here long, so make your stay
agreeable. Eat what you like and di-
gest lt; enjoy it, without dread for
rebellion in the stomach.
Pape’s Diapepsin belongs in your
home anyway. Should one of the
family eat something which don’;t
agree with them, or in case of an' at-
tack of indlgestlon, dyspepsia,_ _gas-_
trltis or stomaoh_ derangement at day-
time or during the night, it is handy
known. '_
Eight Persons
Killed and llall "
Hundred liiiiired
Mll,l¢`0ItD, Conn., Feb. 23.-Eight
persons losttlielr lives and fully ilfty
ivore more or less hurt in a`reai'-end
collision of passengers trains on the
New York, New llnveii and Hartford
illailmnll noiir here io-day. Four ol'
:thc viizliins were railroad employees.
two were passengers-a man and ii
woiiiiiii-wliosc livcs went oiil. instant-
l_\' in llic torrillc crusli-alid ilie others,
also passniigers, died in hospitals in
i ciirrr riun nluinliiiri `§l
eat their favorite foods without fearf
to give the quickest, surest relief-
u
ladies" matches which, although pulil
ers ol both sexes. That they hid-fair
rliiks of gentlemen has not yet been
accepted. lt is hoped, for the.-reputw
tion of the gentlemen curlers. th t`
m0 K _ 8 __ lf
and result: . _,,_ _ ;
Miss Fullerton , Mrs; Petliickj
Miss McLeod Miss Hughes
' Mrs . Fitzgerald Miss llassard
Skipe 10 Skip 3 _.
_ The third match in the series for
the Wright Trophy Cup was played
yesterday afternoon and resulted as
` follows :-~ _
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ILE. Goddies Dr. Fullerton
II. M. `Vll.nbtlskirk G. D. Wright
The following very interesting-
iaine was played last night: - _
.Br McMillan D. B. Stewart.
R. E. Spillett W. S. Grant. '
1D. A._McKinnon F. H. Beer
Sldn'ey_`Gi-e'y H. M._ Vanbiiskirk.
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New London .llaces _
__ Favored with a mild day the New
London' Ice Racing Club entertained
Charlottetown ‘horsemen cametout ln
sented by three, and nearly all got
' 3|-d, Merry Widow 4th, and the seo-
_  _ mtl }wgt_.i-etiiriied the some winner
.'_...~.  ».q'|;1y~’lliy`»_iiiclii_!s'. !i‘oii’i`~;`tli'e (pod
¢,»¢ms;f'rfitintneiier, ‘Dusty fivmlsr. a
V _ '”"""i ' ' , Merry Widow agp; 4th.
rnscilisi miami nt me canons.  _ _
Rink at present centres are nd t o $3 :'°'§},'Q§%k",1ifw_ gf'
Kitchener, the liittcrtiosing him out
_ed off in tho foreuoon, are always -_ A _ A rm _ { _
,largely watched by enthusiastic curl-*°;;‘)“»¢th91_wl?l’:f,»k,‘r'i‘l|“’t;*l-I §:;*"fr¥;8£2:;= £53;
HEY
h"ace 112
tc 1 th tl Of I 6 I' . - -
itzliwtue kéiogelit aniiiaiaiiéaiguihgg 3:3 __q~h9__qpa_| __lieat~___was it _glinsliing tin- follows:-Mr. Purdy. Charlottetoivii,
fact that the challenge issued ii. feiivlllmf `s“°Vt -“";l’§ {’”|$?l’|‘t ’9‘»'°_:{‘:dH
days ago by the Lady Curlers Club to ‘aft t°'9'““° 37 L lnltlf 1"' “pd 
_ '-piayiwo i-inks of ladies' against two -°lIeh¢r_.snd~ us as _na onseenoug
m,,ppi,|,,¢lqw_ii the big- and of the
,p_u_riie." ,f.».__,, _  _
gmt, Queen- caiilerinc _,:lnd.__Mbth
'Miller 3rd ad Owiiii 4th. ln tho suc-
' Mrs.`Gordon Hughes Miss Longwdrtli ‘?°°dl“5 heat’ it “"5 °1“""` "‘°"'3l“'
ter~»Piitcli had the speed of the
bunch, 'lliougli the Quecir made quito
a. bldiri the final. und _showed shi: is
rounding into form. Moth Miller
`couldn’t quite get up and Owna. went
a creditable race.
` The Freo-For-All trol. however.
furnished the rcal excltenioiitof the
day, it being necessary to go the fiill
five _heats to name the winner rind-
every heat was ii liniumeif and tongs
J. A. Lawson ri. E. spiiietsafisir- They dmv v°Hi¢l°1w as fol-
_Ouo cloths A. W. liyndmaa lows: Qrwell Belle. Iluiipy Gwfsfj-
Baby Logan, Cap Ci-cscciis and Jelli-
-- ‘ (ship) 16 (Skip) _7 » coo on the outside. and on the fourth
try they got the ivord, Orwell Belle
shooting to the front and staying
there, Jellicoe chasing herout and
Cup next, Happy George coming to
them in ,the last. beating Baby Lo»
gan. In the second Orwell Belle was
again "best, but she had some trouble
to sta1l'_ol’f the rush of Cap and Hap-
‘_Dy. who finished _as named, lapped,
Baby Logan 4th and Jellleee -on his
bad behaviour. _ ;V-
ln the third Cop Cresceus “topped
the list, just beating Happy George
who experienced some trouble in
getting through when Found started
'in the \7icinity_of three thousand peo~ hi dr, f th n i h 0- eu B H
"ple at ‘heir races on the Zara" The 3rd, Ballisy Tags; Milli; lliil-idle foueitii
Belle and Cap raced out in front un~
ii special bringing ilve 'horses withl_ _
them and Summersme wasp rem_e_ til near the finish when Halllly came
through with one of his stretch riiali~
es, nipping the heat in _the last in-
Saeigivtlargl‘;fe§g_?ay‘l;1dGfll§_d?;‘;“ey" elies, Orwell Belle 2nd, Cap' Cres-
' The New London Club hasniado _cells 3rd’ Baby 'ml' _
best course, the biggest crowds, and
the' best racing on the Island and
the favorable comments of the visi-
tors seem to' bear tliein‘ out in this.
The big crowd conducted themselves
a horse race.
The 2.40 class mixed was cnllcd
first, and nine horses answered tho
call, getting away on the fourth
score, Belmont Miller, the town en-
try, assuming command at the quar-
lirirlgopoi-l_ and New llaveii, where
tliey had been taken.
ter and winning wxith ease, Harry
Mac ii. good second, Dusty Miller
the statement that they have thai some deny wok place in the mini
due to Orwell breaking liei' sulky.
and Cap and Orwell rushed into the
lead, beating the barrier it length.
Cameron made a bold try, but was
beaten at the fliiish, both he and
in a inost_ laudable manner, the en~ Bene just lasting out me rush maqe
tire day being free from' trouble ot by Happy whose nose was Been se.
any nature, and the racing was allvcond by many, but Orweu had the
high class, only one being won iiimeat and Cap C,-esccus waged gm,
straight heats. and every heat Wasinaby Logan 4th, Jellicoe sth.
_=__f._'1‘{m Fr6e'Ii‘or All pace was *next on
they wlill not permit themselves to_lid-‘_"*°""“"i|""”“l mu" ‘med “P `f°_'_ih°
beaten by default. it would be i»eit¢r'»'°'°¥\l»'ff"l°""§ i"_ ill” "’"°W*“¢ Wil'
*to have played iiud lost than nevop ld‘l`l9!\5»`lsm°'l-P“t°l" Que” cm-k°'tn"5
have played at all. it is up tq»th6‘ 0“‘“i"‘"a`M°th Mm” 0" the °“"i
gmuemeu' _ l_ r r;E:|,1¢, :Qt away on fllichtlilrg (time
x - | n _ ` - ggmilln,-~ ey were we unc e io
,,dAgf§§`,f,  “K ;,,,‘;,,§‘,f’°'{i,’;,,,°,‘f,’,',,t~§,‘l,._ _ilslniiaif-way post but sister Patch
~_ min' with the ioiiowlu linen "W1 1°'-\'?“°~‘* "nk "Wi" "“_l°l1°'l_l“
in his class next summer, and Jelli-
coe -is one of tho speediest slow-class
'horses in the province, and Happy
_George showed that -he -wil-l lrav_e~to-
be reckoned wltli.wherever ho starts.
' About forty _fans ,accompanied uw
l\0rB0l1;‘ fl’°ll1 Charlottetown, aiid' many
old~timers were glad to renew ao.
-_quaintdnces with Il. Steele, Win. Mc-
~Kle and others.
The ofllclals ofthe day were as
Frank Hughes. Frank Arnett. Bum-
mcrslde; E. Ilowitt. Timer: Iiugh
Morrison. ._ Starters: ' Stanley .Ber-
nard und George_Campbell. Patrols:
`A. G. McKay, Win. Pickering. Billy
‘Delaney. G_uu.rds: Geo. McKenzie
and Frank Bernard. _

  _im si_.1uHN
(Special to the Guardian.)
ST JOHN. Fcb. 24.-Tho Allan liner
Scundiiiuvliiii docked 'today at 2_3()
p.iii_ itficr on uiicveiitiiil trip, bringing
it small iiuuibcr of pusscilgcrs. She
had about 3,000 packages ol' iuail and
30 soldiers, two of whom were Marl~
tlnio iiion, Capt. Corbett of St .lohii
and Col. A. G. i’cu_kc oi’ Charlottetown.
Most of the oiliccrs ure returning to
tukc up other uoliiniiiiids iiud ciipoct
l.o_ return to Eiiglillid lli thc iioiir
future. ’l‘li<»y left for Qiiclic-i: io~iiilZlil,
wlicrc this iiicii will hc sont to i:oii~
vulcsc-clit lioiiics.. ‘ ~ ‘
i The niliccrs will report io illtawii
before going to their lipmcs. One ol'
thc rotiirniiig officers, Capt. Tldkly,
has received the Milltiiry Cross for
capturing u. German _snipiiigparty at
Plug Street in company with Sérgcniit
Bruno. whose exploits _were told of the
other day.
llillllllllllli ClMPl|liN
_  _nviislllvillllinsi
' (Special to the Guardian.) `
I Aiiiriansr. Feb, 24.-A nu-ge nun.-
`bei‘ of the 85th' Battalion of Hilifsx
arrived in Amherst to-day and will
spend a week here in the interests' of
recruiting. Adjutant J. L. Ralston is
expected on Saturday. while Dr Geo.
_B. Cutten, another Amherst boy and
President ot' Acadia University, is ex-
pected Moiidiiy. Both these gentle
tneii will address recruiting meetings
hcrc next wéck.
N0 AGREEMENT BETWEEN
' SWEDEN AND BRITAIN.
_ LONDON, Feb. 23._-_-Commeiitingoii
the Associated Press despatch from
Stockholm reporting the probability
The way tho. money wont was
most sutisi'nctoi'y to till. as wo ure
glad to signin seo such good oiics as
Orwell Belle. Baby Logaii oil the
program. Baby showed that she has
licr old time speed, but was a, bit
displeased when called back iii the
that fin arrangement of the trouble
_ between S_wcdcii and Grcglt Britain re-
giirdiiig Atlantic parcel post triiilic
will soon bo' completed. thc British
Foreign Office to-day stated that the
Swedish negotiations were still pro*
ceeding. No settlement was iii sight,
it was said. but there was no anticipa-
_Pleasanl Socialiil
- Faleonwooil Hospital
The batioiits at Falcoiiwood were
lust night given another of those
pleasant entertainments which,
through the kindness oi' citizens.
occasionally brighten their weary
hburs. The ciitcrtiiiiimentwas given
by the choir of St James Church nlid
was utteiided by quite a number of
citizens. An excellent programme
was presented consisting oi' solos by
Miss Helen Hughes, Miss Pearl Hun-
ter, Miss Ethel Stewart. Miss Margaret
Robertson, Professor Barlow and Mr
Arlliur Bruce, ii qiiartcito by Miss
lioleii liugiicn, Miss .lucquclino,Mc-
,Donalil, Prof. llnrlow and Mr Arthur
Bruce. Professor Waikis presided at
the piano. Some oxccllcnt stop
dancing by (iorpoiiil Marshall to ii
viollii iiciroinpiiiiinient by Priviiio Mc~
Donald, iiddcd zest iiiid :iinuseiiioiit to
tho programme.
A short uiidrvss by Roy. Dr Fuller-
toil niid _ii grateful ackiiowlcdgonicut
by Di' Downr, ilio Mi-iliciil Siiperiiiicii-
dciii. ol' the ilioiigliti'ulii<-ss iiiirl kind-
ness wiiiuli proiuplod the teiitt-rtiiiii~
ment, brought the first part of the pro
gminino to u. close. '
Dainty ri:i`rciiliuicul.~i w<-_rv snrvi-ii,
after which ii ilnnec wus iniiiilgnd lu.
_Tile visitors took their lcaivc lit ilu
curly Iiour iiiiich :pit-_list-tl with their
Hvislt unil_ griiiii`|»,»d=ii_v thi- cvldeiil vii-
joymciit oi' thc patients.
Red Cross Social
_ lidllh Cavell Club
` l'iliici' the auspices of the Edith
Cari-ll lied (ross Club u very pleasant
social was held lasi night in the Odd-
l`t~llo\\'s` ll:ill. There wus ri large
:ittvniliiii<'<\. lin- hull lioiiig filled to
cnpiicii_\'.
l‘oiin<~illo:‘ li. il. Jeiikiiis. Acting
Mayor. pi'<-sidvil. wliilo the following
progriiiiiiiic wus be-ing preseiltedt-
Reading, Mrs .»\. J. lloiilo; solo, Miss
Mamie lions; solo. Mr Roy Quigley;
reading, Mr I). Edg.ir Shaw; solo.
Miss Dorothy Sutherland; solo.'Mrs
li. S. Hcinlersoii. _ `
After thc progrninnio was 'disposed
oi' progressive whist was played. there
being some thirty tables in all, and
as ii result of which the following
prizes were wou M111 iiistributedz-
Klng`s prize. Mr John Martin; con-
solation prize. Mr E. Sellers. Queeifs
_pi~,lze, Miss Marion McDonald; consola-
tion prize, Miss Mny Sterns.
The cliapci-ones were Mrs Theodore
Ross and Mrs Reuben McDonald.
'l`hc iii`fali' throughout was tliorough~
ly eiijoycd by zill.
German Bank Falls
| (Special to The Guardian)
 LONDON, Feb. 24.-A ilcspiitcli to
tho Excliungc Tclcgriipli Couipuny
l'i'oin Soiiricli suys the failure of an
iniportiint bank at Essen, Gcriiiaiiy.
is aiiuouiiced. It is believed many of
By 'uniting the
blood rich and roil
Dr. Cliusc’s Nerve
,Food forms
WIB _aiiil _tlsollcs
nourishes the starved
nerves buck to health
and yigdr.
Q31 _no|,|_iig your in-
crease ln weight while
using it you can prove
positively this benefit
being derived [rom
this great. I/oodlcnro.
ri box, all dealers, or
It-tu _a co..___,i.imiisa,
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Make Miiniiloiis
i,o,\,'1io.\', irish. ual.--'l‘ln»‘i`n<~l. that
the liioil <>i` lli¢~_ llrllisii wzirslilllli “W
turiiiiig out__»;i l:ir|:ii__ii'fiioillli_ 01’ \_Yi\"
iiiiiiiitiliiisgtiiuitheir spziru tiiiic iilioiilul
ship, is rcv_olilr\l iii ii loltcr froiii lilo
Muiiitioiis Mlii_l:rtt'i', David Lloyd
George, to Vi<`:c»Adinii'nli Sir David
Beatty. made public tonight.
"l liavc"heeii greatly » ritoigestcd _iii
the details of't'no'spleiidl`d -work done
by the officers and men of the bnttlo
cruiser llcet in making munitions,” the
Minister \v,rites. “ The output which
has already been -reached is very strik-
ing, but more important even than tho
material results is the inagiililceni
spirit which prompted thc incii oi. the
fleet to 'devote their loisiire time io
giving the nion in llic trenclics such
loyal and effective support..
" The _fact also that. the work is
being carried out by the iiicnsowii
,\vlsli, and without roiriiiiiemtioii, grecin
ly enlinnfics its \':.il.uf'_"
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England Expects Thai.E_very_,l_~Man _ Will Do His Duly
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Tuesday, February 29th has been set apart for a special- effort in aid of the 'Patriotic 
and it is expected th it every min, woman and child on Prince Edward Island will make`som_e_s~.icri;- -
,lice on that day_.'toW_ards_ _providing for the wives and children dependent on those who are fighting _
our battles. -Merch'aitiisi,:¥Lawyers, Doctors, Clergymen, School Teach ers, _Cl_erks', Hotel Keepers,
Foutidrymeo, Condfilétors, E igineers, Labourers,'_Hou-sewive, School Children, Farmers, Tailors, ali
should accept their share of the responsibility, and make this special effort a grand success."
There is aPressing Necessily Righl Now _
_ In____ orgl___<;ir_that P. E. Island shall continue to hold its proud position among the other Provinces
nf ili‘is"?"gfloi§ious_ Empire it is necessary that there be a hearty, and generous .response _'to this
sptcial__1,_apjiéal. _ _
 are aked to give one day’s pay and solicit contributions from the scholars. I
   
 of _labor __aif_‘_t}_j;a_‘f(_s'_l_g_¢._§.d to solicit one day' pay_fAroi_ri_th_ose in their employ. _ V 
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 'and _all prQfés'§ioiia_l _ men are asked to donate more liberally to this fund than they
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 Farmers the back bone of this _.country who have done .so nobly in the past, are asked t_o`do~_
__':?thejiif._;vdily_ b‘est'Zto` make this spéfcialappeal the crown i`i_g"_suc'ce`ss of our efforts to serve our ,King
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