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There Are Certain R“bb.-ti' (39‘l¢IS.'f11at every HOUR Should Have

A great many people have the impression that

the only a»'~rubbsr.'artic1eis needed is when

sickness appears.

Asa matter of fact there are certa' bb

g00dS, that comfort to the home i-iiielruy dgy of the year. ,Think of.-the' protection a pair of Rubber Gloves affords ora Bath Spray.

Whatever Heh; y0"u'mav'¢h_0ose,-Water Bot-

tles. Ice Caps, liace Bottles, Fountain -syringes, ln- V31ld_R1U8S. Atomizers, or anything else in the rub- ber lme, here you can--get the best to be had.

Each is made of the best Para Rubber, by the

most skilled- labor' and are offered you at a price that cannot help but interest you. _

` Doesn’t this suggest something in Rubber Goods that you should have now?

-THINK IT ON ER-

We-|-0R|A_ "California Sy-rup of Figs" then' look ,

. . L_ Lancmt Montreal; A' Lemer and see that it is :nude hy the Califor-

CENTRAL DR `

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l]EIlllB|JIiN’S,

National Steam tilt Tarlai Gomliuuntl

MADEINCANADA

I l’ -» _ .alb§°fi1>i@-in/A

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Cotiforiiis to all tlie (lov-

ernment’s Pure Food Laws, is PURER than Crcnni of Tartar, contains no l.i.\ll_C, SULl’ll_»\'l`li tili l"l{lili -~|A_C§I_D..; is slower ill' tteliilg, docs not release gas from Soda until ztctuxtlly in tllc oven, wllicli is an :ttlvantage over (.`i'e:uu of Tartar, which starts to release the gas as soon :ls the dough is mixed.

PERrl=.c1‘ S.-trislf.-\CTlo_\i

Gu.\lz.\.\:Tni-:i_>.

Rl-`.TAlL l"RlCIiS.

l-4 lb. pkgs. l0c. 1-Z lli.pkgs.

l8c. lib. pltgs. 35c.

C.~\U'l`]ON.

Beware of iinitatioiis, con-

taining alutn, see tliat_ the nanic l)carborii’s National ,

"CGUIARANTEEDD , ___-_____i.n___ _

Creaiti of 'l`at'i:lr Conipound is on every package.

Used just the saine as

Cream of '1`zirtnr- 6583-1-15Mslnw1MD. V

"Macs, Cold Cure is the fl\\I0k€Bt_

safest, surest and best-known rem- edy for curing a cold. It H005 llifefll to the seat of the trouble, immediate ly relieving the llonilaclio and dizzi- ness, effecting a. prompt and perina- nent cure. You should try Mnc’s (told Cure. Price 25h. 'i`l1c 'l`\v0 Macs, l-ill Great George Street.

"‘Jergcns Rose and Violet Glycerine

6597-1-18M3i.

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Recruiting Meetings

Arranged l-'oi'

ltocruiting meetings will be held on

'l`hurs<lay thc 20th us follows:

NORTH RIVER.

Spcakersl- Canon Simpson, Rev.

George Ormnn, Rev. Mr. Gates. Major i\ieNutt. Capt. Cook. `

Fonr Aususrus. ‘

Speakersz- Di'. Fullerton. Col. Camp-

licll, Major Leigh.

:'.\ frcsli supply of Tiirkisli Delight,

with nuts t20i:. lb.), and Wipers But- ter l'luuis, Gino. tb.) at Fosters llriig.-itore. 6597.1.13M3i,

RECRUITING IN SUMMERSIDE

U\1FiHi§ the past tow days the fol-

lowing have been added to the strength ot` the 105th Batt. at Sumnicrslde.

Joseph Deitoclie, Alina. _

tfainllc Arsenault. Duvar Road.

Ulizlrles (Tllrieii, Sunilrlierside.

l~Jvt:r0t|, Warrcli, Elmsdale. lit*-liiliil (`otlsin.<, Elnlsdale. _\li\.I_\rt\l-'e Buylcs, Elliisilale.

lidwulil Lorit, DcBlois.

lithvaril McArthur, Alberton. ~ George Tanton, St. Eleanors. \\/'iiliain P. Jones, Elmstlale.

James G. l\icArtllur. ’l‘ylic Valley.

A rtliur Gallant, Howlund.

James Gallant, Mill River. _

Joseph F. Gallant, I-loivlaiid.

I<‘rank Pii-icau. Duvar.

Peter Gallant, 0'Leary.

John Wesley Strang. Burton.

James G. Elder, llnlthurton.

Jainos P. Nornlun, Cape Wolfe.

Cecil Palmer, Roseville.

Greg Mclnnls, Mlulmigash.

Arthur Thomas, St. Eleanors.

Henry J . Peters, Duvur.

Frank Buote, Duvur.

Urban Piiieau, Bloomfield.

Sanford Waite, O’Leary.

Leonard J. Guy, St. Eleiiiiors.

Fred Currie, 'Elmsdale,

Arthur P. Arsenault, Coleman. Thomas Boyle, West Devon. llilarry McKlniloii, Coleman.

Fenton Ellis, O’Loa.ry. Leo Gaudet, Tiguish.

Jas. W. Travers. Tignlsh. Geo. Jeiirey, St. Elcanors.

Earl Yeo. Solitliwest Lot 16.

James Gallant. Ebbsileet. Joseph Gallant. Ebbsileot. Howard Mclnnis, Waterford.

A. J. Arsenault, Fifteenth Point.

A. Wilson, Harmony.

John H. Yoo, I-larniony. Joseph Allen, St. Louis.

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Mlnr..rd's liinlment Co., Limited.

Gentlemen- Last winter I receiv-

ed great benefit from the use of MINARD'S LINIMENT in a severe attack of LaGrlppe, and I have fre- fluently proved it to be very effective in cases of lnilalnmatlon.

Yours, W. A. I-IUTCHINSON...

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,rsiisonnls

.gjtts .,151 $t['iIlIi.ll"iri§Il|lll"ilSe fi » . _ C350

MlBa Eden. who has been visitinl

frialirlii iii Charlottetown. has return- ed _to Halifax.

The many friends ot Mrs. Alfred

McWilliams Charlottetown will be pleased to learn that she is recovering from her recent serious ilhiless.

'Mr. Tlios. Robinson. ‘horse buyer, arrived in the city by the Prince Ed- ward Island yesterday, and is ii. guest at the Morell House.

Among 'the in\vi1i'd passengers by

the Car Ferry steamer yesterday were Messrs. J. A. McLaren, J. A. lliillllie. Mrs. A. B. Byrnes and Mrs. Gaudet. returning from Glace Bay.

Lieuts A. W. Allan, H. G. Jenkins

and Serst D. S. Bertram of the 105th Battalion proceed to I-lulifax on the

;l4ti‘h int-it for a special course in mus- te ry.

Mr. George R. Montgomery. the new

Registrar of Deeds and Commissioner oi' Public Lands who has been coitilncd to ilie house for some time with an at- tack of luinbago, was out yesterday, and waseongratulnted by his many friciitls on his new appointment.

iioiizi. _itiz_RivAi.s

Montreal' D. Bonncll Moncton; It. L. Lennox Moncton, B Taylor Moncton;

QUEEN.

Chas J. .White. R. D. Rico. New

Glasgow.

CLERGYMEN ARE ANXIOUS TO GET ON FIRING LINE.

LONDON, Jail. 17.-Tile petition

whicli ii thousand curates in Loudon are presenting to the Bishop oi’ Loli- ilon, brings to ti fresh state the ques- tion as to ivlictller clcrgyineu ot' the lilstablishcd Church (Episeopaliall) should bc allowed to enlist. Accord- ing to the established rules ot' the -‘tngllcan Church. i~_lerg_villeil are for- bidden to serve in the lighting forces, except as chaplains or lion-coinliatuilts. 'l`he clergynieii signing the petition to the Bishop, are ot' uillltary age and would have enlisted long ago. they say, but for violating thc law of the t‘liui-cli.

A discussion has been carried on in

the open letter columns in the iiews- papcrs lil this regard. Opposition to enlistment by tho Archbishop of Cali- trrbury anti the various Bishops rests oi: the theory that by ordination the elorgylnan is dedicated forever to God's service and that thc profession of zi soldier is incompatible with the priesthood. This finds some support in the Church and the laltey, bitt the more popular poiltt of view is that ihcro are wars often based on right- cousiiess and self-sacrifice for a right- eous cause, is one of thc ideals of the tlllurcli. -

THREATENED STRIKE AT GLAS- GOW SETTLED.

GLASGOW, Jan. 17.-The threaten-

rd strike oi the seamen in the coast- ing trade has beenisettlcd. The own- ers have conceded an increase of five per cent. in the wages of the seamen, making their niliiimum wage fifty-tive shillings weekly.

EHIEAIIII MARKETS

(Special to the Guardian.)

CHICAGO, Jail. 18.-\_Vlieat, No 2

Red, nominal, No 3 Red, $1.26% to $1. 27%; No 2 Hard, $1.25 1% to $1.26%; No 3 Hard, $1.171/i; to $152455.

Corn, No.2 Yellow, nominal; No 4

Yellow, 73c. to 74%c; No 4 White, 72 021:. to .73 BQ.

Oats. No 3 White, 481/Qc. to 51c;

Standard, 51%.

Rye. No 2 $1 Barley Gtie.

Timothy $5.50 to $7.75. Clover $10.00 to $1850. Pork $19.02, to $2002,

Ilttrd $1060 to $1080.

_iiow ro ritoioilc uns ’

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LOOK 'AT TONGUE' MOVE POIS-

ONS FROM LIVER AND BOW

_ ELS AT ONCE. ' ' ‘

Mother! Your child lsn't' naturally

cross and peevisb. Seo it ton ue - is coatedlthis is a sure .sign its ligtle sto- mach, liver and bowels need a. cleans- ing at once. ’

When listless, pale, feverish, full of

cold. breath bad. throat sore, doesn't eat, sleep or act naturally, has gmm. ach-ache, diarrhoea, remember, a. gentle liver and bowel cleansing should always he the first treatment given. ' i _ _

Nothing equals "California Syrup oi’

Figs" for children’s ills; give si. ten- spoonful, and in a few hours all the foul waste, sour bile and fernienting food which is clogged in the bowels passes out of the system. and you have a well and playful child again. All children love this harmless, de- licious “fruit laxativc," and it never falls to effect a good "inside" cleans. ing. Directions for babies, children of all ages and grown-ups are plainly on the bottle.

Keep it handy in your home. A lit-

tlo given today saves a sick child to- morrow. but get the, genuine. Ask your druggist for a 50-cent bottle of

nla Fig Syrup Co.’

UGSTORE ` ii.i`~i si i 'r 'N s J ' e

mil.. J-If ii, iJi`¥.‘.’_ t-__ r'..,.”ii?fl....' 'CURLIANA 11: W. R. Dewar St. John. ---

Tho Picton Curlers telegi-apllgll las,

night that they were bringing over f»l\l`l‘0 IUHKS (12 men) oil 'I‘l\tn~sda.y to play u match with Charlottetown.

Ao the Pictoll men nie all ro (' 1-

* - ‘~ 5 at .u - `

lcrs the home Club will have to bring

out all its best players and zi game sueli as was never before semi in Char- lottetown will be played.

Several Rinks were practisilig yes-

terday and tho folloivlng are a few of the scoresz- F- I'0D"3- ld. Str-rits. i`. Il. Wooilman. ll, gplllpg

B. Stewart. i\`. il. Ileer. \Vl‘ll§lli ll. .\I. Vtiillliislcirh. Skip 12. Skip X, .l. I0. Bell. .-\. F. \\'|<\lister. S. A. l\lel_.<->od. Sitliicy Grey. James Paton. (1, ll_ Blank, L. B. McMillan. Gordon lrlllghos. Skin 11- skip s.

The public and nlembcrs ot` the 105th

llighlanil Battalion are cordially invi- lcd to witness the game.

lllN|lll NIEFIINE

tlllIll_l]_hVIN[i CLUB

Several votes of thanks were heart-

ily tendered at the annual meeting ot' thc local Driving Club Satilrtlay even- ing to tltc Driving l’arl< Assoclntioii. who so generously gave the _club thu free use of t‘lieir‘ti‘ack for Mutlucc ra- ves during the summer, Mr. James _»\rhi1ig the care taker of sanie, Mr. Wcdlock for the use oi’ his rooms for the Club’s meetings and ’l`hc Iloil. John Richards. A cheek for il sub-, staiitial sum was voted Mr. Arbing for his help dllrlng the summer. The island Brcd Stakes \vcre also discuss- ed by the different lnenlbcrs, and by re- quest the classes have again been <,hnnged, this time’ to the original 2.30 pace. The 2 yr. old class to be for trotters only. and a 2.40 trot stake for tho some amount as the former will he opened the first payment of $2 to bt-. made May Stlli. Now that such good purses have been offered the horse- iuen oi' the Island, it belioovcs every one of them to see they are well filled and carried out successfully all those \vho liave made pnynlcntsl in the 2.30 trot wliiell wa:-l dtcclarod off will be traiisfcrrcd to the new 2.40 stake anti the noniinators in the 2.30 pace will have their pacing stake all by them- selves.

PEACE MEETING BROKEN UP AT OUTSET IN LONDON.

LONDON. Jan. 17.-In the course

of the present week there probably will be tlebiites in _both Houses of Parliament on the question of il block- udc of Germany. Lord Portsnloiitli will raise the question in the House

By adopting li simple diet men like tfoniiro have lived to be 100 years of age, blit with our complex diets of to-day, the vitality of the aged is ittxotl to its utmost endurance. A simple diet, therefore, is conducive to a long life, and if the vitaity he- comes llnpnlred and weakness seems apparent, our local drugglst. E. A. Foster, Cliurlottetowli. and ll. J. Mahon Sourls, have ill Vinol a re-I liable, non-secret remedy which con-I tains just the elements needed to re- store streiigtll to weak, -feeble old

of Lords Wetlnesday, and Sir Henry James Dalziel in the House of (ioni- limits.

A peace nicetliig. arranged for Still-

dny evening ut the Brotlierliootl (‘liurcli in u London suburb, was stop- ped at the outset b_v a group of civil- ians and soldiers. The platform was stormed, blows were cxcllnngetl; the piano was overtiiriied, und the peat-ii llilllli0l`H .l0l'll (i(lWll.

Tile pollen closed the building, afici-

tllc disturbance ltud continued for nn hour. '

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Only 7 Days More!

Qur Big Discount Sale of Furniture Beds and Bedding Ends Jan. 25th

Everything Reduced !

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Mattress

17.00

Great Bargains in Complete Bed Outfits

Notwithstanding the fact that there has been a decided increase in the price

of bed springs and mattresses we have included our entire stock worth all our other immense stock of furniture in the big discount sale.

Now is the time to buy. You will pay a lot: more in a few months time for

the same goods.

6.40 l°.f:.r.:.f;:.‘;i§ 9.40 lsr s..r:sa 17.00 as nd?

enameled with brass trim- brass rails across head and an all Steel Spring and

mings-A soft top tick foot and brass knobs strong

covered mattress and a wire spring and reversible an art tick’ covered réver' I

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strong wire spring. Reg- mattress. Regular price Slble I`I1Hff1‘@SS 2Xff8t_h1Ck ular price_$8_.5O. A ` $1155. ‘ Regular price $21.00. '

_ This is your 'opportunity-Buy now.

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/Everything in Furniture Reduced

Beds, springs, mattresses, bedroom dressers, dining room furnitur_e,__,

parlor furniture, chairs, rockars, tables, hall furniture, library table, den chairs,

etc., etc. I

At 20 p. c. 25 p. c. 33 1-3 p. c. off

Remnant Sale I

Now on in our Linen

Department

_ Great Bargains

111

all kinds of useful Household Goods

Tnliihnuilitiis

ward to llrltaiu.

Tile cost oi' all the eomponf-nl parts

lrcrluired iti the nianufat-ture of the ftotal order for shells, including the

l n1acliint.»ry'and usscnibling, is esti- l_ ,mated ut $282,000,000. lli addition

- l |there have been orders from the war

-1- olllec for _ cartridge cases, printers,

q~Ti\\,\-'.\ _lm,_ l7__._.\ ,e-luleluam of forglngs, et:-., ainountilig to $20,000.- .'\ . ‘..‘ itlafl .i

:."'..'.'.'t::.i::f:.ffl':.‘.....'.:.>ails..int. (ioveriinii.-in stint- the outbreak of, The actual shipments ot' ainninui-

000, uiaklng a total slightly exr-eetliiiiz

shows that there lnivo been orders tion that have gone forwuril to Britain

output of 8,000,000 slit-lls out of 28,000.- 000 contracted for. represclits nn ilctunl expeiiditure, up to llle end nt' lust your. ol' $65,000,000. The latest, avn.llable..ilgiire.s' show that itiierfw are some. 44:: plains olilrngeil in illliug colitracis at the pr:-si~trt lime. under the dil't‘.ction ol' the lnipc-rinl Zlluill- lions llourd. ' '

“Alley & (‘o., just put on sale a ship-

ment of Women's high class .~\nierlcan

Soap-ure two big favol‘ltes-25(-. box people, and prolong a healthy, happy Anti-coinpulsioii meetings ag Man-'given to (‘anudzt for 22,800.000 sliells. troiu the factories ol' Cniiudii have saniple gaiigs ilsxrrh up to $7.00 per

; . ' t .. life. ,li t ,C . nd oth r iti l. a ltht \t 8,000,000 sliells/iiit ot .iuiountcil to 2.000.000 flier ant li r.1\t S. we ure in narrow U-cakes) Fosters Drugs me » ' iegfllfgd 1,,r(;|`:',‘(;|_,ilsCB,,es_e C as a qu tliiit iiiiinlii; have already gone for- 0,000,000 “unilxed" shells. The total widths only sixes 21/, to 41,2- 0604.

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