#4, rm
Photos
109k best when tak li _
'at The Studio Wher?Bael.»r;i is
Always Welcome.
 .siuoio
G’~"`He cools, Prop.
From llaiid to llaiid
The jewel-fuel that means more in you
;vnli_;in you need it than the whitesi diam-
. 'lligli-quality Coal
from our yards-clean, free~burning,
long-lasting Coal-fair prices, and fsi,
service in exchange for your anis",
vein! vi-dm today? Quick delivery?
C. Lygns & Co.
 
Here is a Snap
i
8 day American Black I
Wood Clocks at $4.00 each. 4
They strike every half hour
on Cathedral gongs. Are goo
tinzekeepers. Every tone
guaranteed. Well worth $5.00
our price $4.00.
C. W. Patterson
Purif-y your blood.
' build up your body oy
` off These
'  ’-'*'"“'t*l""'° 7"riin- cusnto*r'rs'rowN'oUAno1sn  0 fm '
‘ 4NLlY, ONT , SKY! 23 rd igro
You certninl have the greaigst
Hudnehe Cure the world Before
Fruit n tives" came before the public,
I ‘“““’°d 90f!\lI‘2l ftmn Headaches
caused b Stomach Disorders
One o your travellers called on m~
when I had one of my raging Hesdashn
and had my head almost raw from
external applications. He insisted on
my ffyllig “Fruit-a-tives".
I did so with what I would call
amazing results. They completely
Cured me _and since then (nearly six
years ago) it is_ only necessary for me to
take one occasionally to preserve me in
my present '
good health.
WM. PITT.
Dealers everywhere have “Fruit-a-
ll"°°" If 50° H box. 6 for $2.50-trial
3:12, 15c or sent on r '
_ _ eceipt of price h
uit-s-tives Limited, Ottawa. y
 \ \l\ Q l ` l N
- \ 'V -_ moss when she noticed the Mayflow-
\ ers in bud and took them home. She
, kept them in a warm place when they
iinnl
7,-
Z’
20 per cent
'Ihere's a nice lot of
wonien's patent laced boots
here, strong, well made,
stylish, very comfortable
lasts and well worth the
usual prices which rang-
ed from $3 to $5 a pair.
Your choice today while
the lot lasts at . .20 p.c. off
Alley fd’ Co.
using Rexall Blood Tab-
cures in hundreds of
cases This preparation is
sold by us with the un-
derstanding that ii it is
not satistactory, your
money will be refunded.
One box 5oc,‘ six boxes
for $2.50. 'The McKin-
non Drug Co., The Rex-
al1‘Store. 5-zidrti
_, ~{' ` 5 --l
_ .
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_,
1 ‘ , _
, _rel _.___‘,] _
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- :-'=_`,A‘_i'.%=r.-‘. w, _oath e.i;iniined free gf cliarlge. "Only 5"; p,~¢g_i._1en¢_
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era ` ' `
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a
opus or cANADl`” Forln nteeihem to fit exactly, We also guar-
UE il' LAND REGULATIUNS. __ / L*:vn_rk-,Extracting and filling without pain,
Nv ru sims iid P"
A _‘Zhao w o ._ ssoie os :Lila
16 e rs d
ina horn"s‘tliie1inyii"dugrgdrwlecdcli of I as Queen Strpgt. Next door Beer ation
imti ov\e21it-.I -
valfable l)om|nlon land iln Manlltobal io-
onuusi .ilunic ‘L S iiii§____ 
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_ , _ - - , sr or au." '
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HE CENTRAL GUHRDIIN* *K
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    rr Pave to bu is this Pi-avian. Puoi°i.iii's 'rt-niis'rasi. _is ti ii A  t
____ CONC --!- ' Jell are. without a doubt, th: iuildli- n n
hmm oi time nimiii nm is ....."‘»f*.T».¥i’.§ §.°’i§£.,Z.f‘.§‘ .iii '.§’.§ 3.1* “ti” im. ‘°°“' “‘°’ “’° °“ “‘°"
5 D] Frlli-s~liil8
n
March 5 in aid oi the Protestant
Orphanage
BAO 110 ADB -'travelling on the
e is said to be exceptionally heavy
nd tho rrads through the country
re ii-ll ot pitches The good road
nasters should not terry too long in
getting the road almost as smooth as
ii railway track
THE MINTO.-The Minto lelt Pic-
tou nt 7 a.  Saturday ior
Georgetown with express, 25 passen-
oi wire and docked at 12.10 p. m.Bhe
will leave ior Plctou this morning.
SPEEDWAY HAPPENINGS.- On
S t il
,,_, Lvrnwall. with his speedy entry ior Hops River.-Percy can-. Rustico,
ply) fl _ the 2.35 class. was in Charlottetown yesterday.
 5.1!, * --
 ” ;.. MAYFi.owii:us. - James Easton. naana1.BaNn -'rho members i
W/ \
 _. \ ,
él ‘ A
East Royalty, is enjoying the sweet
lrugrance of 'tiayilowers picked some
days previous to the cold snap.
member of his family was gathering
ly came out in full bloom.
HOTEL VICTORIA ICE RACES
will tnke place on Wednesday
nfterucun ncxt at two o'clock sharp.
Entries are coming in and the pros-
liects ior a banner alternoon's sport
is assured. Ginger, the fast pacer
from Vernon River is now in the
hands oi that capable reinsman, Ham-
mond Kelly, and he is looked upon
to make n l-ig bid tor the large end
oi the purse.
PATHE WEEKLY.-That the Peo-
Dle’a 'l‘he.=\ti-e, Charlottetown, is re-
ceiving the latest in motion pictures
is evidenced by the tact that The
Paths Weekly to be shown to-night,
is No. 8, that is the eighth week in
1913 which ended the 22nd oi Feb-
ruary. The big two-real icnture
which will also be shown to-night.
was released February 10th. The
management have made arrangements
to continue this service in the iuture,
which will assure the patrons oi The
Pe0Dle's the very latest and best in
motion pictures.
A l"IRS'I` BlRTHDAY.- The llrst
anniversary of The Vnncover Sun
-1
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F-R-E-E
Come into our office and have our
u one penny. We make teeth and guar-
tro perfection in Crown and Bridge
ca moderate.
Baekstehswap or Alberta. heapp leant i,_.--.- . ;-__ , Qui; t
e
It e ear n person at the Domini _ri
Erngs ppégencg or Sub-agency ior t s
d et lot. ntry y proxy mv; be made at
an Anno . on carts n on dltlons by
mths!-. mother. son. dsuzliiior, brother or
e ste; ot int nding homsstsader.
Dui s-Six months' residence “non
and cultivation oi the land in each ol
 -years. A homusteader may liv
w nnlne miles ot his li mestead on a
iarm oi at lengt HJ acres so sity owned and
oeou led by im or by his is her, mother
son, augh er brother 0|’ UNB"-‘
ln certaid dlgrists ra .|_igrr_r:e:ta_:_d:_r_°l_ri
load s n ay
sent iimongside hi; homestead. Prior
wing is among
those inentioncd.-Allred M.Pond, for
four years a member oi the Provin
cial Liberal Association, is a native
of Prince Edward Island, where he
received his education in the schools
oi Charlottetown. Later he entered
the law otiices of Sir Charles 'l*7wn-
shend, present chief justice ot Nova.
Scotia. He .was also associated with
the St.. John Telegraph. Coming to
British Columbia in 1901, he entered
the real estate and tire insurance and
has nn oillce at 445 Granville street.
He is managing director oi the
Sterling Trust Co., of British Col-
umbia. ln politics Mr. Pond is a.
Liberal and has always taken an nc-
tive part in the work ol that party
in this province, hclding several po-
lices in the provincial organization.
Ile was one of the organizers of the
Youniz Liberals' Association and its
:From the reputation J ergen's Vio-
let Glycerine Soap had made in all
the big American cities we expected
gers; 49 tons oi freight, 70 sa,cks|(From Satui-dey's Evening Guardian)
oi paper and letter mall and one car GOOD RECORD.-The
s ur ay the ice speedway was in gagcd hnuling stones for the break-
pertcct condition and the owners otiwater at Rustlco harbor.-St. Murk’s
candidates ior Wednesday's races Church has been renovated in Mr.
were giving their horses a workout. {1)0u¢ei;¢,'g beg; magna;-,_M|-5, R_ A_
` 1////,,:,,/.»,., Am0l\|% 91050 lJl‘0B8l1t Were D0mil1i01`l ' Craswcll is seriously ill with pneumo-
  - Q.. Gmizer and Gordon McMillan oi ms.-Leo. Doiroug, Rustico, is in
-teorge und Kent sts. Mtg
li
February 12, wus marked by the pub:
y ur oy and the Balkan war.
via New York, and will be on the
screen at the People's 'Hieatre to-
night and should be seen by all.
ACCIDENT.--Charlie Jenkins, sou
oi Dr. B. R. Jenkins, Charlottetown,
met with a pitiniul accident on Satur-,
day while playing hockey with some
young chums. He received is cut on
the head the result oi accidentally
being hit by a hockey stick in the
hands oi another player. The cut
required several stitches to close.
_*___
re were no
cases before the Charlottetown Police
Court this morning.
RUSTICO.--Many teams are cn-
. o
Pearly Stream Division North Gran-
ville, spent a very pleasant evening
on Feb. 12th, when they met to cele-
brate the eighteenth anniversary oi
their Division. The following pro-
gram was well carried out. with A.
K. Henry for chairman, and Mrs.
Fred. Bennett organist: Opening Cho-
rus by the Choir. Temperance Ad-
dress. A. K. Henry. Instrumental
Music-Mrs. Fred. D. Bennett. Reel-
tation~Miss Lizzie Wall. Recitation
-James Folland. Solo-Miss Sadie
MacKenzie. Recitation-Evsret Tay-
lor. Address-Chas. E. MacLeod. Di-
alogue by Misses Laura Mallet, Bes-
sie Taylor and W. W. Taylor. Solo-
Mrs. Fred. D. Bennett. Rccitation-
Angus Green. Alter cake and cotlee
was served by the ladies the meet-
ing was brought to a clone by sing-
ing God Save the King.
--im
::ll‘or that cough, sore chest or ior
any weakness oi the lungs whatever
you need to take Rexall Cod Liver
Oil Emulsion. It is the purest form
of cod liver oil on the market tovay
and contains 40 p. c. oi pure Norwe-
gian oil combined with hypophogphp
tes oi soda, lime and potassium. If
is the one preparation oi the kind
that will not etlcct the stomach, 35
and 75c per bottle. Guarant.sed.'1‘he
McKinnon Drugi'0__ U-0|-not (_,,-eat'
~ 
It s a satisfaction to have
one of our re`iable ther-
moineters during this
snappy weather. In fact a
thermometer at all seas-
ons is a very useful in-
strument in any home.
We have the self register-
ing kind, which automat-
ically record either the
extreme heat or cold as
l
well as the usual style.
All our instruments
are tested and any error
corrected.
Messrs. Stanley Bros.beg to call
the attention of their customers
and friends to the arrival of the
undermentioned Wanted lines.
A number of ladies capable of
pronouncing upon the patterns
and values have stated that in
their opinions, they are the fin-
est that have ever been imported
to this city. `
Laces
Valenciennes
Erlgings, Insertions and Beadings
Torchon
Edgings, Insertions and Beadiugs
Heavy Linen Torchon
Wide Edgings and insertions
French Guipure
Edgings and insertions
Allover Laces
Shadow, Guipiire Nets, Ed€i1W€iSS
Embroideries
Baby Sets
Yokes, Insertions, Beadings, Allovers, three
widths of edgings and two of skirtings
Matched Sets
45 inch-Skirtings
28 inch-Flouncings
26 inch-Allovers '
licatiou -ii a 48-page paper. Sixteen 3 %nC;;_?alo?tI.lS
pages were devoted to sketches and 3 IUC _ HSC lOIlS
» ' Dlctures of prominent Liberals, many    I `
._ lets,a standard preparation 155 Queen Street of whom are _mtive__ of the marmme  0 e 
that iS WOI'klIlg g00d provinces. The lollo 'f
Y
Corset Cover Embroideries. etc.
S3..§E.l.?.l..e.}f.. ..!f9 5
I sri I 4|
Provincial Horse Show
And Sale
The first Provincial Horse Show will be held at Charlottetown
Au auction “ale of liorfes will be held on March I th in comic
it would soon win favor here but it
DR  hassurpasscd all expectations. We
don't seem to be able to sell any-
hlng else-another large shipment
'ust received-Ask ior tree sample-
Piioiooinriis ’
2.5¢ bpx-E. A. Foster, Central Drug-
store. 2-24 Mti.
Optician
G. F. Hutcheson
li you want the best
Call At '   Peoples’ Theatre. Tonight ---- -
BAYER PHOTO STUDIO ,~
t nfl oath in saab ._
o yorfiisslgiinnli zlohltild eethad entry i
'l' a t
tssiiiu .‘.'::....i":.:.°°:.ii...::. no
“;'ho‘:i¢sr:t'eadsr who has exhausted his
' l
2.‘:.':._'§°‘:f.‘.':‘ .,*::'..°:':.i.‘::..‘:.*:'n':..':.:.°.
n e hd stiints. Prine 8.00 DM’
% gtes.»=M\xsit reside sl! ngonttisin
a .gl hriiyeare. p_p_Ltlva_ts ill y 8°?" ‘
nd ati ouse wo ##100 Y
- . blloation ol this
'. ,;,¢ :xiii-'I' '-° .°-ll he miie ia-
é`)¢|H,sy's|__¢ii1 Mguisieésiine ililm-io. f
(|8791
state price
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ss 1; maxi MSM chariotteigwn. _i of thg \1_70rl¢i_,_?;;€1e`;¢_-?nd7Ug.F€2_)22. _  I N K I T 0 v E R .
  lciufieioimi. P i: i
Admission FIVE Cents To All "*“ ""““""’ ""
Any 'Iuardian reader
who receives a dimly print-
ed, badly printed, badly
folded, badly cut, badly
addressed, badly wrapped,
torn, soiled or incomplete
paper of whatever issue
will kindly notify the Sub-
scription Department st
ODCC. '
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5 i ' c i 'r 1
'_ OnposltePoat iles elephons OBJ A D
:?%§|3f:|ff;°|'"¢ Ends upon the home ‘»~--- - A _. 
. lg*
.. _ _ 9 _tion
with the Horse Show. A catalog will will be issued March 1| in which
all animals to he offered _ior sale may be listed. Only tiist class stock
will be accepted.
2-2zMWs4i
Entries forthe Horse Show must be made on or before March 15th lsr L. _
for Prize I/sts, Cativogues and further informa‘ion apply _ °' "° °"' "'°"“°“"° “"1 ‘°'°"’““°"
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” "J mlinff-'~ '" the llaszard’s Brahmin Tea
Pathe Two Reel Featu
A l' ° » » ¢
‘ _ -_ Still Climbing the Ladder of Fame
"a'.i"'i';°' | W0 "i;'...¢i'i" I
I __i_vf-an will Also l'_.:e_°_1
liitroiluce to 0111' Patrons
. 1 Tonight  
oxes Foxes   "Muff and Jeff” 
Who “continue their journey to _
Parties. having i913 pups f0f
sale should correspond with the 7`-U,-key  the _Balkan 
undersigned. giving breeding and _ ' f
Insurance
_F__L_9w;¢ 'brig in Illustrated Sgng
By far the most popular and
best ,selling Tea in P. E Island.
Its fame as a delightful medium
priced Tea is also spreading rap.
idly throughout Canada and the
United States as innumerable
orders on fyle here testify. Why
is it that so 'many so called
matches said to be just as good
are being offered to the public in
lieu of
F'
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f _man
s. J. iiiinriii. B. A.
  
STEWART Q CAMPBUJ.
om Ber_rls_|ersé8eIl¢IteYl.ke1¢. `
Qu»»§°l'»»i' ii.9:i§»ll°l}r%'e'il gf:-lisa
town. ' E. sland. -
HONEY T0 LOA"
W. 5 BTIIWAHT K.0. N. A. UAHPUIL
Warburton fit Shaw
Barrieters, Attomeys, Ni 'ary Public, lte
Ulllcee in Cameron Block, Charlottetown
P. E. island.
.._.*.___..._-_,_ _,_ ___.___ ____
IOTEI. BRUNSWICK
Moncton. N. D.
gh; hi 5|; and Best Located Hotel
ma gig. aceommodatlnl DJ fillet:
giguuggd |n the contre ot spaciouzgroun
an¢L_..ur{;,u nde_d pydelegant sh e ¢s'ee,~
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08. JOIIN l.EDWEl.l..M.D
Richmond Sircet,opposiie St.l"a\l Cllillnll
Hours uut io o`clock to 3p.in.
;.7\.FlicLean_,_l<. C., Donald McKinnon
L Mclean Q McKinnon
Barristers, Attorney-at-law
Brown Block, Charlottetown.
U. U. lloLEOD. K. 0. W. I. HIIITLIY
McLeod Q Bentley
B tt t-l
oiii'£i.'.‘3ii'.T.1.‘°i‘u"s5§!§f‘.1s.‘l1'
Charlottetown, P. . I and.
ALEXANDER ROSS, M. 5
Physician and Surgeon
Oiiice and residence that s
Dr. Milaughlln
Phone 3i5L |65 Prince
Mémospa 7-23
DR. CLIFT'
Specialist -Chronie- Diseaens
ADDRESS-l‘urdy Station, Wesl-
chester Co., N. Y.
' -I7Mlmnd
‘ 
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That pain in the back 
is caused by diseased kid-
neys. Get on the right
road to health by using
Rexall Kidney Pills, a
preparation that is fully
guaranteed by us Money
back if dissatisfied Price
a box 5oc, three boxes for
ll $i.25, six boxes for$2.50. '
The McKinnon Drug
1 Co , corner Great George
and Kent Streets.
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V 1-" ."` " i
srssusuir saitinosl
ALL THE WAY BY Wlilli
Eastern S. S. Corporation
INTERNATIONAL LINE
WIN TER. IABEB
St. John to Boston  .... .50
$4
P. E. Island in the Agriculture Building on March 18 i9'3 under the St. John to Portland.. ......4 00
auspices of the stock Breeders Association.
State Rooms ............ ........Sl.l0
l“§§.'.§’.§"l;.."i§’§‘¢'.’»4‘..‘.li".‘.’..Ti 'l§._."`i'i‘.§li2’.'.‘.’ '°'
Re urnlnir leave Central hart Boston
Mondays at ila.m. and rortlanil p. m.
icr lip sc Eastport agd t Jo 
.una ri can ui lpn
D`|'ro;t lzelrjloe bstwezn ort_a'n_qrand
s or . save n n
”;;_i:r;..and Bar, atns p. in ¥a:es 
pl to local ticket agents. Baggage
_ chsohid throuiigi tn destination.
_ ___ ~~~ -A-.A _ ’ tothe Department of Agriculture. Charlottetown R» TH M
PN 'r.ir.s.P.s.`
W. M. G.sI.lill§. Agent.
dt. |o1~i. *J l
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Furness Witliy Q. Co, Ltd
STEAMSIIIP LIRIRS
From London Steamer Irons Haliiix
Jan. Sith Shenandoah February und
Feb. 9;h Rappahannock February mb
Feb. 22nd Kanawha March iitb
Maron Sth Shenandoah March Nth
Frn n Livsrporl Steamer from Hllllll
--- Almerlana February ilth
Feb, Nth Durango March iltb.
the above eteamsrs have s limited se
.zuinmodatlon lor saloon passengers.
Passengers and Freight Agents ior the
Allan Line Steamship Oo. at Raillat.
IUBRIBB WITHY il 00.'l»'I'D-
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