J-‘\N_Uf°~lfY i8. 1916 _ :rua cnARi.o'r'rs'rowN GUARDIAN

` yi ' i i1’ PAYS to buy in thil Province.; CONTRIBUTIONS. - The Si. Du

Weather

From now on we

are likely to- have colder weather. We would suggest keep- ing _a good supply of Coal in the bin. We can supply the best Coal and Wood at the lowest prices.

A. Pickard & Co.

Phone 240

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' QF LOCAL Ht,-|-ERE5-|-_ _ M.. . Mrii. J. D. Lhiiigstori 1 pnlr socks.

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f -It would have been ’ better to start sooner, but even now quick re- lief will be given _ llSil'tl'l _ 1

Hughes’ A

Cough Mixtur

which at once relieves coughs, colds and other ' throat troubles, and not only cures the disease but thanks to its to'nic

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system against the recur- rence. ff

, Price 25c per bottle. Geo. E. Hughe

A “The People’s Druggiat"

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Try this fsploiidlrl Iloxul proparatioii that will csirt.

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the cold. lt’s nice to the taste, doesn't affect the eto- ach- and it CURES THE COUGII. _

Guaranteed -like all Itexall preparations- money

back if dlsatlsfied. A bottle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...75c

MacKinnon Drug Co.

\ The Rexall Store ‘

the couglnulluy all irritation to the thront, and cure ‘

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Island Soldiers at the \

front are asking for Hickey’s

_ _Black Twist Chewing Tobacco.

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Get Your Bathroom Fixtures at TRAINOR’S

Bath seats, soap fdishes. towel racks, sponge

racks-all the necessitiesfor your bath lroom are

here -at TRAlNOR’S.

` The regular bath in the family tub is a daily joy in the sanitary home. A_ave __Trainoi' see that your bath room supplies are right. '

FRED. H. TRINOR,

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'&_ 80 Grafton _Street j

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grocer.

are not so good

and school. -

H A Wise Housekeeper Always

Has a Supply of DUSTBANE

It is unsafe to sweep without it

for Sweeping Dust contains num- berless disease germs. _ - When you areitired or abit run down, then is just the time these

germs get in their work.

It is tter tobe safe than sorry. Order a tin today from your

- Insist on Destbane. lmitations

1 _ Barrels and kegs for store, /oiiice

. CARVELL BROS- ' Genlrll Diltrlbntorl. \

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AT HOME. -- lllrs. A. C. McKinnon

will be at home on Wednesday after- noon and evening at 210 Hillsboro St.

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SPRING VALLEY. - Rev. il. R.

Boil will presoh lu Spring Valley liiill this evelllllx Ht 7 o'eloi:k. weather per- mitting. ' ’

NAME OMITTED. - lu giving the

olilcers oi the St. Charles Auxiliary for the coming year the name ol! the new -Vice-President, Mrs. Nowell, was inadvertently omitted.

LECTURE - On Wednesday, Jun. 9tl\. ut the Hull. Cherry Valley, ut .30, a lecture on “Brit'oiis" will K be ven by l'tcv. E. E. Styles of Sonris. duilsslon 10 cents. Sale 'of baskets

the close. Everybody invited.

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Rscnurrtnc.-A iiniiiaxo>teii.nig..lpw'lunily Of driving out to the no

notes.; Recruiting ilgures for last week show that Nova Scotia lcd New Brunswick by sixty-eight men, und Pri . Ed 'ti Isla d b 264. 'i`l

nce Wai ii y ii;

totals were: Nova Scotia 345. New? Brunswick 277, and Prince Edward ls-

PYODCTCICS, up th€ land 81. The response of Picton, Cape

1 Breton Cumberland and Colchester

Counties was magnificent.

JOINS i05TH.-Among the recent

recruits to the 105 Ilighlsud Brigade is Private Mack Ferguscii, oi' iinnip- ton, the first. young man to voliiii- teer from this prosperous district. Private Ferguson is it married innn iid in coming forward to servo King iid country nt it great sacrifice to himself has nel, it splendid exnniplc to the young ineii who are seriously

thinking of joining the colors.

agent C. l’. lt.. who has been up pointed assistiint to I". lt. l'orry, gon

/ crul piisseiiger ngent t‘. l’. lt., New' N°"““l\ M”.L“"d 1 9”" Mrs 'will' Mc'

-'- . _ 'ii-;ivnivi» 2 , » York, was in llulliax lust week. .intl §;¥:}s’“M\_BH”Xl_cll_ '§cN:;‘l%a1I‘l:)tu1%_)§L`;`1I(\l_B|, Bark Cough Syrup

left Monday to take up his duties Mr DesBrisay will have tho ooiigrntiiln

lions of 'ms many C|,m.|om.ww,, C. McKenzie 1 pair; Mrs. John A. irieiids on his promotion, and the] Gillis 1 pair; Mrs. Angus Matheson .i

best wishes for future success.

GOOD 5H0WiNG-- l"|i§lll‘@i lust 2 pairs; Mrs. D. D. Livingston 1 pair

00l¥1iJll0l1 SHOW till!! 1-100 Of UW Staff socks. Below named werc handed in and iiiidei'graduntcs of the University free using, their own ym~n;._. Mrs_l of 'I`oi‘onto have enlisted for overseas Mary Stewart 2 pairs sockg; Ml-.,_| service. lt is not too 'much to say Mal, D, Blue Il pairs; Mrs. Are-h_ Mg.,

_ __ 1* Neill l pair: Miss Jessie Nicholson 2.

due very largely to the ner-seiwllty and pairs Knitting Maeiiino 2 pairs socks. | well klwwu i>atrl0llc views of the pre- iviainng it toon or 4:; pan-s sonic. wiueiii

that this very creditable sliowinjz

sldent of the University. Dr. It. E Falconer.l’resident Falconer ls one o

the outstanding men of the Dominion. not only as n scholar and educational-

ist. but through his coinpreliciisivc _ grasp of matters affecting the public ' ‘

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w b ng e so many proii non eiliiratioiinllsts, he coines from ll Maritime provinces, huvliil.: been boi

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iii_ Charlottetown, l’. li). I., in 1867.

He was educated hi Trlniday. and a

constitution remedy atnf » e ness is

lilo University of Edillbllrgll, L0ipZig,\cuused by an inflamed condition of the mucous

Berlin and Marburg. Before his a

polntment to the presidency of the “fm ,.,-,,,,,g 1,. .. ,en N, y _ University of Toronto. which took iuicnfness-isihe result li--less the inflammation place in 1907. he was principal of Pine

Hiil College, Halifax. Through his ,,.,u,_ _ an _ses . , _ kll0Wl9(1ge Of Gerlnully and thc Gcr- Catarrh. which is aninllamed condition of the

ninn character. Dr. Falconer is partic- ularly well fitted to treat this subject B observed ln his quarterly reviews t' the situation.

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::VlNOL is the best tonic we know to create strength for all run-down gged out conditions, feeble old peo- e. delicate" children, convalescent

cliitis. lt does you good or costs you

nothing. $1.00 bottlcs,1‘l. A. Folate Sole Agent. Mtl‘

MISS Ida Bradbury

' 83 Great George Street.

Art Needle Work and materials fo

working. Stamped Linens and AIZW_-Inv//A\\\\\H\`\ll|ll I .fgtilhe H Dyspepticé, Worth to 14.50

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Try This on 1*

'l‘lireads of ull kinds, 88 (lreut Georg Street. ‘

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Your Cold

.When you have tried oth- cr,roinedles on that stub- born cold of yours- and fail- ed to cure it-try

Macs’ Cold _Cure

This is the old reliublo

mire- it ollinlnutcs the dis- order by curing the cause.

out chronic coughs, colds and bron-

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stan's Patriotic Sewing Circle wish to thank the ladies oi' the Catholic con- gregation st St. Peters for 122 pairs of socks. and a check for $3.50 sent to them through the kindness of Rev. Father McAuluy. ,

' PAINFUL ACCiDENT.-- The many _Charlottetown friends of Mr. Paul

,Lea, Moncton, w-ho met with an acci- dent some days ago. when he sprain- ` ed his knee, by falling into s ditch at the Aberdeen School will learn with, pleasure that he is improving sat- isfactorily. but is still confined to his home. _ i

CONCERT--At. the concert und bus-

ket Social in Milton Hall, Wednesday ldunuary 19th' there will be good music, ‘ best of home-made cake and candy on sale. also hot cofloc will bc provided. The good sleigh roads and nioon light lulght should induce many* Clinrlottc-‘ llonlnns to luke advantage ot’ the o`p-

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cort. Adininnlon 20 cents; Indies witlil baskets free. (loiirort couinienecs nl 7.30 p. ni. 6607-2|.

BPLENDID WORKEFtS.- 'l‘lie ind-.

les of Little Sands and High Bank Aux- liary of the Red Cross Society have been doing eoiisidernble spinning and knitting for the soldiers. They have-_ bought considerable rolls and had theinl spun free by the following lndies.| Mrs. Arch. McNeill spun 4 lbs.; Mrs. Margaret Hunt spun 1 lb.; Mrs. Bessie McLean, spun 1 lb.; Mrs. Annlo Liv-, ingston spun- 1 lb.; Mrs. Torguil Mc~' Leod spun 2 lbs. The auxiliary paid for spinning ten more pounds and had yarn nil knitted fri-e by following: luillvs. Mrs. D. J. lllehoan il pitirii. socks, Mrs. John Stewart 1 pair socks,- llirs. Annie Livingston 2 pairs socks, Mrs Christy McLeod 2 pair socks,

Mrs. Angus McPherson ‘.5 pairs socks.

_ lllri-i. Bessie McLean 1 pair socks. Mrs. i/lnnic McLean 1 pull' socks; Mrs.

_ John D. McLean 2 pair; Mrs. Alex.

pairs: Mrs. Christy McLean 1 pair; Miss Jessie McKay 2 pairs; Miss Ilolle McLeod 2 pairs; Mrs. Jessie Mr-_Lead

- were forwarded to Judge I-Iazard to he’ f handed to Mrs. ings, or wherever they'

were most needed at present.

_ Cntarrhai Deafness Cannot Be Cured;

bv local appl_icatioiis,as they cannot reach the diseased poiunn cf the oar.There is only one way

t to cure catanhal deafness. auri that is by _a

al C rl al l) at

lining ofthe luustachian Tubs. when this tubi- is in lnfned you haven rumbling sound or im

' h ` . d 'i ill ~ntir>l closed

can be reduced and this tu_he restored to its normal r_oi-id_|tion.nearina will he destroyed for-

'tl v ca if d aincss an=‘caosrd bv

mucous surfaces of the sy=fem.

\\‘c will give On- Hundred Tlolinrs for any

case ol' llaiarrlial Deafness tint cannot be Fin Ll bv i{ull's l 'atarrli Cure. Circulars (rec. All lruli gists. 75s.

l~`. I. Cill'IN1‘lY & CO.. Toledo. U.

"The Prdscription department is

‘ one brunch of our business that re- ceives extra care and attention, we_ realize that the proper compouudingi ot prescriptions is utmost importance;

- -a matter oflife and death. We have

u record that is hard to beat-a met-‘ ,ter prouipt and accurate dispensation _ of doctor’s prescriptions. Bring your prescriptions here and be absolutely sure of satisfaction. 'l‘he Tivo Macs. 149 Great George Street.

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You niusu'l. drink coffee.

You musi1’i take tea,

And iuillc is ii substance Wilt-re iiilwobes make free. `

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on inusii't o'ersleep ou iuusl take plenty of rest. on iuny not eat meat or tht: things you like bent.

’l`liert~'s llaiiizor in bi'eud On account. of the yoai-il. And fruit uiakcs at most

undesirable feast.

It an-is no nature acts, does not gi-lpn. pulntnble to the taste uud easy on the stom-

itch

Wlieii you want a real,

sure und :good cure for the cold- Try i\li\c's Cold Cure .

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low vnu you keep up

'ith |llo's dreary grind. 'ith nuiiglit iii your stoinaeli. nd much on your mind 7"

We Say

t What You Want ' en You Want It

A great part ot the pleasure

oi llvlug is gone when one has to forego tho enjoyment of eat-

ing fuvorlto foods. You can

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During T916 _

you will find our store a good place to trade. .\s . we carry only reliable

` d ent what you want. and when

/you wunl. ii you'll uso

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Our Digest-It

This remedy is in tablet form. it is ploasuiit to uso and pro-

mpt in results. '

"Digest-lt" will quickly res-

tore your digestive organs to normal conditlon.- so that you may oat hesrtlly without fear of distress.

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Clearing out all these Womens’ new winter coats "

YOU DO NOT WANT A WINTER COAT IN MAY You want it now. And I .

there’s‘ no use offering you a special price on goods of this sort “when Sommer comes again." You can get the bargain now. Right now-when the wld winter coat days are HERE, you can buy a coat for 850 that should cost you 12.00 or ' 13.00.

' Study the story-see the coats-buy if you lil< e. A

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For (oats worth upto 12.50 Curl clo hs and tweeds in all st»1es,a1i good c ilorings, all sizes. This is simply a won- derful bargainin handsome, low priced coais This lot includes garments worth to 12.50. To-day and i`o-movvow ................

For Coits wo th up to 16 00 eac\.- The coats in this section ale nearly al tweeds. They are all han= some sniaii garments. They are garfnen s width 1. 16.00. T0-day and T-~~morr- \» _ _ _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..._.........$12.0b

$ to $22.00 each. These coots are all new. »

They are made of handsome all wool cloths- $

Chinchillas-Zib-lines aid Tweeds. The styles are right- andthe range of sizes will suit eve-y

body Get yourself a 22.00 Coat for 1500.

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Get the “Home Book of Fashiins '

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Patlteri? Fr; 25C

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Fifteen Dollars for Coats that are worth. ~

THE WOMAN WHO DOES MUCH SEWING AT

HOME will not fel along without the "HOME BOOK I OF FASHIONS.” It shsws a thousand sdifferent new styles in Women’s wear. in addition to its other advan-

FASHION .>” gets a 15c Ladies LI-loine Jt-nrnal Paitein

free.

“LADIES HOME JOURNAL 'PA TTERNS" are the

smar.est sti ies-the most modern-ire best fiitng-

? tages-every purchaser of the “HOME BOOK OF

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that we have been able to discover. The new ones are here. l0c and 15c each-None Higher.

W" "“ "°‘ "‘°‘“"‘~ make the most attractive sale ofthe kind in '

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` Clearing at

'l`lllS LOT IS LIMITED. THERE ARE 12

Overcoats only--offered at this tremendous reduction. - You will sec ti large proportion ol them shown in one ol

our windows.

lliey are shown mostly in fancy tweeds, 'l`hc'e

are browns-and greys. Some of them are single breasted-others are double breasted models. They all

have converto collar-and are linishcd with hall' belt in back, ' _

They are regular value-; running to 14.50 each.

Get one to-day or Saturday for EIGHT NINETY

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Military Supplies here in great- est assortment. Everything for 105th. Men.

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Bargains in Remnants __

goodsand sell at moder. --mossr-ir" is moe ,Ano _ _ _ V ao pam. °1t;.°.:f :.::.f,°' _‘ Remnants in every sort--underpriced to

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