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wood split and in

blocks all dry

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be removed gently and tim,

°“8|1lY before health can he feng,-

milll Ordsrlies are a

positive,

pleasant and safe remedy for con lfipation and bowel disorders in gem erli We are so certain of their great l'U!I1°<liel value that we promise to I°*“"1 f-he I>urchaser's money

"UF case h th entire satmlgcznon ey fail to produce d Rnau Ofderllee are eaten like can Y. 'they act quietly amd have 300*-hills, strengthening healing n“°“°° 0" the entire intestinal tract They do not purge, grips cause nausea, flatulence, excessive 100800088. diarrhoea or other annoy- ing effect They are especially good for children, weak persons or old 101|" '1`w° sizes. zsc and ioo som only at our store-The Rexall Store The McKinnon Drug Co

F In the notice of application for let-

ai ters patent for the incorporation of

The Iron Oil I"ood

A Perfect Emulsion of

IRON and PIIOSPIIORUS

INCREASES THE WEIGHT ENRICI-IES THE BLOOD BUILDS UP THE SYSTEM

isareliable remedy for Pul inonary diseases, Bronchitis Diseases of Children, Ner

vous Prostration, after effects of Cough and Colds Try it

Geo E Hughes The People s Druggisi

George E I" ull _s

Rexall Cherry ]uice For coughs and colds of all kinds use Rexall Cherry Cong

Syrup

It has all lbs fins flavonpfripe cherries, is pleading to most ‘particular

taste and specially good for childrer.

Guaranteed, s sizes, z5c and 50C-

McKinnon

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HICKEY’S BRIGHT CUT smoking tobacco, Cool, Sweet, Mild, pure, _c1ea.ii, and wholesome. Better lay in a supply at presentjlprices, and at a good run "'-or y011I‘

, . . . if-d _ Janis Landrigan, Principal :__ ti: veryoesir tooac co, an d made J; Qiien s‘q__’Sc,m,| moved a vote 0,

R 1* , _, _ thanks in fitting terms, and was se-

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I' u .A l I Cf ,L , - dishes, The Knights of Columbus are

. S _ ‘ _ to be highly commended on their

` ' ~ ~ . -~ worthy silorts to help the poor, and

securing such a high class lecturer.

_ affording .citizens the pleasure of lis- » toning, to s classical and niasterly

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QUESTION

Mum 5‘°hPl Ego to Pawel Disor-

uft°g°”t°”" UN* Question when een be e special Orange service in St

` :.:If you want anything in the line _ of horse remedies 'such as Absorblne,

introduced powders. etc-.__<=Qn=¢ ¢° “S fi" W° . - - f know inet what you want and know

°P1n1°1is 9 from practical experience what is

horses in l best. ‘The .McKinnon. Drug Co-.

A CLR; Corner Great George and Kent gtg:

coatwill._'l

IT PAYS to blly in this Pkovilwe

SPECIAL BERVIOII- There will

John‘s Church, Milton, on Bundey 16 inet at 10.30 s m with a collec tion in aid of the Orphan s Home Members of the order are respectful ii’ invited to attend.

‘HNF- MINTO LEAVES --Tile Minto left G°°l'letown yesterday morning or Picton with express. 55 tons fr°iBh'1. 10 passengers and 60 sacks Of paper and letter mail and docked in Picton at 8.85 p. m She will leave Piotou this morning on return

EARL GREY -'Phe Earl Grey which

left Charlottetown Monday for Pic- tou was oil Picton Island all Monday Hikht and left yesterday momlng for Picton and docked at 11 35 e m At latest reports it could not be learned whether she will leave Picton to-day nn return or not

MARKET PRICES -The following

prices were secured on the Charlotte- town market square yesterday and have prevailed since last Friday White oats, 88 to 42c; black oats. 40 to 42, potatoes, 25 to 80c, beef (quarter) per 1b 10 to 1se 'rho prices quoted by the wholesalers are Potatoes, 25 to 28c, hay, G0 to 75c white oats, 38 to 42c, black oats.40 fo 42°. straw. $5.50 to $s.so.

THE SAMSON SILVER FOX CO -

the Samson Silver Black Fox Com- pany iii-st publishedln the Royal Ga- zette and referred to in a recent ls- sue ol Tho Guardian the names of several a ulicant

Charlottetown, Horatio Nelson, Montague, J Ewen Matthews, Bran don. Man W B Newsome, Char- lottetown David Schurman, Char lottctown J. W Callbeck, Summer side, James Roper and James F Ro- per. East Royalty The capital stock of the company is $80,000 to be divided into 400 shares of $200 each The head office will be in Charlotte town

HORSEMEN MEET -At the meet-

ing of horsemen in Charlottetown liieii night it was decided to hold two races on Saturday afternoon, viz. 219 pace and trot and 224 trot 'The same officials are request- td to act The first race called will be the 219 at 2 p m sharp he starter having instructions to start the number nf horses present at that hour A good sum was collected towards keeping the speedway clear but further contributions are asked or The entrance fee in the 2 24 class will ue $10 and the money will he divided 50 30 20 per cent and in addition to the entrance fee $12 501 will he added by the Charlottetown Driving Park Association The en- trance fec in the 2 10 class will be $5 fill hosts " in 5 one half mile Entries will close with the secretary at J A Ile-nderson's forge on Friday; night at 7 p. m. f

EXCEL? ENT LECTURE.- The lec-

ture delivered by J. H. Bell, K.C. M.A., of Summerside, in the Knights of Columbus Hall, Charlottetown, lnstniglit, on "Canada and the Em- pire” was attended by a large and appreciative audience. The learned lecturer is well and favorably known in Charlottetown as one of the fore- most lcrturers oi' the provinw and last night he was fully up to the standard and delighted his bearers. lt was clearly shown what B. deep bond of union exists between Canada and the znotherland, where the rela- tion is as close as a. mother and a loving daughter. ' The lecture was full of information, instructive and, interesting. Mr. Bell expressed the, true-sentiments that should be char- acteristic of every true born patriot that everyone should feel proud of being a part of the most 810l`i0“S nation that ever existed, that Rome in her palmiest days was not to be compared wit the British Empire of

couded by I?‘. J. Nash, Editor of The

thlr hopn that .Charlottetown au- diences might at some future time have the pleasure of asain listening to such a lecture. The vote of thanks was unanimously ¢B1`1`i°d~ Tm’ 1"'

kind attention and assured them that it was a pleasure on his pert £0 ZiV° a lecture to such an intelligent au

Save-the-Horsef ltniments, condition

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.Bakery

is a very valuable thing to have just now-but when they

leak?

'Any IIot Wafer Bottle we sell wewill give you our

INWARD 'DRAINS -'rhs eastern ex Press arrived in Charlottetown yes- terdsyat 108) s in,ontime; the western “press at 11.80 e m, time. the Snnimereide accommodation at 5.80 p. in , fifteen minutes late

SOCIAL '!.’-IH!!--Mrs J G Use-

phaii Ottawa, entertained at a very bright and enjoyable tea on Monday in h°u°r ol Miss Jeanette ummii of Orwell P 'Iii I. Mrs Maephall received. wearing a. pretty gown i yellow satin with trimmings of brown mariboo and Miss Macphail wh;-¢ black lace over crimson satin. The drawing room was arranged with palms and pink and white carnations and the tea table was centered with 3 basket of crimson carnations and the candelabra were shaded to match Mm W W Moore and Mrs George Ross, presided and the lces were cut by Mrs George Burland. the assistant; including Miss Crannell Miss Muriel Allan Miss Myra Dewar, Miss Ord.,

lla Conn

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HELEN KELLER wiui,

MAKE PUBLIC SPEECH

NEW YORK Feb 8 -Helen Keller

horn deaf dumb, and blind, has 5|- m°5¢ f“I1Y.B\1l'm0llnted one of her handicaps and is to make her first public appearance on the lecture plat form at a Socialistic meeting in Montclair N J to-morrow night Although Miss Keiier has been anis to speak to a certain extent during 11116 poet year, the development of her voice under the care of s singingi teacher. has now reached the stage where her words will carry in nh an

ditorium

The belief that the loss of one

sense increases the powers of the others is a fallacy, she said in a sery understandable way last night The habit of patience is the only thing that helps one to bear the lim

itaticr " Miss Keller's teacher explained than

the delicate vibrations of her lips, nose. and throat, which enabled ii. pu pil to hear with her fingers were too illusivo to be produced. It was only by Saying the sound over and over again until she got it right, and then repeating until the right way became a vocal habit that she learned to talk

'I must not only get the right

sound but I must fix it in my mem- oiy by thousands of repetitions, '

Miss Keller said

LDITOR LOCKED UP

ON CHARGE OF LIBEL

PHILADELPHIA Feb 8-Marlen

E Pew, c‘itor of the Philadelphia News Post was taken out of his bed shortly after midnight and arrested on a charge of criminal libel The warrant was issued by Magistrate \Vm F ("am.pbell Although Pew lives iii the Germantown section, h was taken iuross the city to Kensing- ton, wbere he was locked up in the Police Station and spent the remain der of the night in a cell

The charge was brought by former

Assistant District Attorney Wm. Gray on behalf of Magistrate James Carey, who claims that Pew libeled him when he printed the confession of J. Alexander Boyd, superintendent of Washington Park, this city, that he (Boydl had been bribed by Carey to fix juries carrying damage suits against the Philadelphia Rapid Tran- sit Co. This confession was made to Assistant Director of Public Safety Murphy, who turned lt ovcr to Dis- trier Attorney Rotan. The letter sent it hack, however, sayinil that prosecution under it could not lic, as it was barred by the statute Oi the limitation.

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Never ln The 'Way A Good Iioi Wafer Iloiile

guarantee.

We have a most coiiipleie

stock of rubber goods, and will take great pleasure in showing them to you.

See our Kent St. show wi n

dow for a good assortment.

Johnson & Johnson

The Quality Drug Store.

I; =_7`_| Get a Goocl Chamois

Vest

' A chaiiioies vest ln` far more comfortable, ‘and ~

_ wsriner than several outer garinente._`.` _ » i .'i'Iie_»sn|s ,ere showing <4 “°‘:..'..‘°‘“r:"~..,i""..:.: “,......"‘°'»

it vs - e f ‘ L finish: Shown in brown' and red wiih welibes sides, best quality ohasiois skin leather.

Pfllfll _'lil' frqm..,.$I 80 sp,

ITM 2

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Charlottetown, Georgetown or Pie- tou before the season is over

James bfcAleer . N Point

John Warren R Wing Alfred Gallant . K Wing Russel McLaren Centre Brent Mcinnis (Capt ) Rover

BTEWARDS DEPT C J MINTO

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THE PROGRESS CF A

GREAT INSTITUTION

The Guardian wishes to call atten tion to thc progress of one of the oldest institutions in Canada The Canada Life Assurance Company, which in its long history of over six I ty six years. has never had a more successful year than 1912 Its volume' of new business shows that its his tory is well known and that the public appreciate a Company offering such security and showing by its actual resllts on matured policies that a Life policy gives not only the best protection but also a safe and profitable investment

In the matter of surplus which has

always been a feature of each yearly stateinent, this company shows un precendentcd progress. This ls, next to secuiity, the most important point to consider when looking into the question of Life Assurance as it is from the surplus fund that the dividends to policy holders are takeir

W K Rogers, manager of the P E Island hranib, and his stall are to be complimented on representing such a strong company and it is to be hoped they will again be favored with the success in 1913 that this

fine old Company deserves

SKATING RACES

TORONTO Feb 11 -In the Inter

national skating races last night R Wheeler of Montreal won the 220, 410 and half mile and mile and beat McLean, *hr Chicago flyer Fred Robson made a new world's record of 37 seconds in the 440 yards and 24 1 5 in the hurdle race

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MAIL CONTRACT

Sealed tenders, addressed to the

Postmaster General, will be received at Ottawa until Noon, on Friday, the 14th of March 1913 for the convey- ance of His Ma.iesty's Mails, on a proposed Contract for four years, six times per week over Rural Mail Route No. 1 from Miscouche, Prince Edward Island, to commence at the pleasure of the Postmaster General.

Printed notices containing further

information ns to conditions of pro- posed Contract may be seen and blank forms of Tender may be ob- tained at the Post Ofllces of Mis- couche, South West, Rose Hill, Bel- mont, Lot 16 and at the odlce of the Post Omoo Inspector. V

JOHN F. WHEAR, -

Post Chico Inspector.

Post Otllce Inspector's odlce, Char-

‘vin

Primitive folks did not need laxn

tives They lived outdoors. ate plenty of fruit, and all of their food was coarse We modern people are dii ferent, We exercise too little, eat little fruit. and our food is too fine- too rich

We simply can't have our ten yards

of bowels clogged up, liver choked with sour bile and stomach full of foul e e matter and feel well means at the food and waste tained in the stomach and thirty feet of bowels ferments-decays The de- cay creates poison, gases and acids, and those poisons are sucked into the blood through the very ducts intended to inch in the nutriment. The

have sick headache, become dull bilfous, tongue, coated nervous, meals don't digest, and ws feel miner- ‘ able all over So we must make our' choice. We must llve like primitive

THE DOC'i‘0RS l cameron G" ' A `

9% THE UENTRII- Gilllilllilii it -- llillllllllli SIHUP Ill HES FUI

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Earl Grey to either s rough or friendly some of Hockey in either

bimon Leblough . . . Goal ' " " ""“’“"' '___"'*""

Frlnk Thistle . . . C Point "*°*_-'"1'

folks, else we must take artifhlal means to move the excess bils and waste matter on sud out of the syst-

'l‘he safest, most harmless and dw

tive stomach, liver ,nd bowel cleans-

e.n\ regulator for men, women

and children-is delicious Syrup of ‘igs, which dosen’t irritate grips or weaken Its elect is the eiieet I fruits It is composed entirely of lus- cious figs senna and eromatics Dou't think you are drugglng your- self Byrnp of Figs can be constantly used without harm

Ask your druggist for Syrnp of

Figs and Elixir of Senna." and see on the label that it is prepared by The California Fig Syrup Company. This ia the only genuine-the ld reliable. Refuse, with contnnpt, the the so called Fig Syrup iniitations somes times oilerad to deceive you

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you would of gasoline

koming

Oil sells for IB cenis per gallon.

TIIE FRASER MACHINE

NEW GLAbGOW, oMEmws amos

GASOLiNi‘. ENGINE. USERS

Y 0N YOUR FUEL BILL

THE FRASER KEROSENE ADAPTER enables you to use Kerosene Oil in

your 2 cycle engine instead of Gasoline, using the same quantity of Kerosene ll

Sit down and esfimaie fhe saving you can effect for the

Season

Gasoline nowsells for 26 cenis per gallon, and is going higher, Kerolono

The most important invention recently brought out for Gasoline Engines. Send A`I` 0N(`F for circular and prices

QI. MOTOR CO LIMITED

Nova scorui.

DTCSTRUCTIVE FIRE

TORONTO February 11 -Damage

sidcnces were burned down. fi

THE BEAUTIFUL NIAGARA

NIAGARA FALLS Feb 11-Thi

amounting to $100,000 was caused by'American Falls almost ran di.'y.for a. fire in the Bowman Gas Range several hours yesterday. Then they Co's place to-day. There were sever- came back to normal again. The ics al explosions. Eleven stores and re- jam was the cause of checking the

ow. ' `

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Proper He

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lgtlebown, Feb. 1Et, 1913. 2-3M3l.-

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