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_f;We have a big stock of the

very best Coa, Hard and Soft under cover and dry. When you need Coal please rernember _that we are here togserve you.

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` 'Attention is directed to an impor- tant advertisement \vbicii will be found in each issue this week. A large quantity of poultry is required by the well-knowii firm of F. J. Hol- man & Co., Ltd., Charlottetown. This ilrm claims and. quite justly so, that _they are one ot’ the largest and the most regular poultry buyers iii the province. _For several years they have bought poultry every week in the year, los- ing some shipments in hot weather each year. In `order to keep up a rc- gular trade. they have wltii the addi- tion of their new retail poultry dc- pftrtment put in the last link in en- abling them- to handle poultry every day in the year. ` _This should mean volumes to farm-

ers and poultry ralsers generally, and it.-I_:is hoped they will, one and all, take the advice of this large and exper- ienced firm and raise iuore poultry the coming season. S565-2-26ni1i

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There are lots of people ~

have no-particular disease, but are simply “run down." This condition though com-

mon is unnecessary.

The system simply needs -

a tonic. You could not find . a better one than 1

Hughes’ _ ‘

Beef iron and Wine

lt contains only the purest? 1 ingredients. _

ron to enrich the blood. f Peptomzed Beef to ` ‘

feed the tissues. I _

Wine .as an appetizer

and _stimulant.

Give your system a little push with .this good tonic _ and nature will continue _ th_e work,.and the old energy , ,will be restored. i

Geo. E. Hugliesi 5

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Edison'Mazda Lamps

Sold only by

Leigh & Fitzgerald 158 Kent St. Charlottetown-

lf you cannot cill ring up

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Clear of __ T_ha_t__ Cough A ffl 'You’re too slow-in shaking that “ria’gg'y»' cough". If you\

'_ your life miserable.

‘Rexall Cherry Bark Cou

~ don’t get rid of it now it will steadily grow worse and make

gh Syrup is a delightful and

effective remedy, especially good for children, and is pleas-

ing to the taste. We guarante your cough. If it doesn't, brin

e this preparation will cure g back the empty hottie and

we’ll refund your money. Price 25c. a bottle McKinnon Drug C0.fZ§“i'.‘§{%i§.§°.°'“°

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. and -have man o .n ' Room Han §¢'¢| Roqm and Kitchen Papers. Some , with some witbbut, all|PretiY nIg;9g§¥;:l§°(]£

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I Home ouAnn.-Home cami No. ‘Three will meet for drill this evening 'at 8 o'c-lock at the Drill Shed.

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if: GATURDAWB RACES.-A meeting pi the 'Charlottetown Driving Club ,win be nent to-night at s owioeit to *arrange ci'ms_ses'__i'or_ Sat\_\rduy's races.

I’icton` yesterday ht 10.50 with 72_tons (height, "9 ‘sacks `1'nail` 'end-"I0 passen- ,im-'_1 I. __ _ if Meermu.. -» Au taowiinsrestea

iid to meet with the Farmers lu-stluitc iiturday evening next. _ ' “X7.-t>lii_

-- POSTPONEMENT. - The social irrhlch was to have taken place ‘last night in Howes Hall. Brackley Point. thas been postponed until tonight at the same hour as advertised. 8757

ty NO RINK.-There was no skating 'st the Arena last-'night on account of .the poor state of the ice caused by the milti weather. This weather will also spoil the heretofore splendid skating _on‘thc river andharbor. ‘

.. . _ ., _ ii PEOPLE‘8 CHURCH.-The subject -ffor the meeting in the l’eople's Church to-night is: “Blessed are they that do I-lis commandments, that they may have right to the tree of life. and may ‘enter in through the gates into the city."-Itev. 22 : 14.

_' STORE IMPROVEMENTS. - The tailor shop of Mr. Samuel Craig, Queen St., has recently undergone im- .provements and presents a bright and attractive appearance, being painted in white by Mr. I). Howlett.

ENLISTED.-More Island young

men have enlisted and have been as- cepted for service in the Canadian _Mounted Rides. They nie all from Bloomfield: Arthur and Patrick Mar- tin, sons of Mi'. Andrew Martin; John Gallant, .son of Mr. Meddie_Gallant, and Paul Doiron. son of Mr. Joseph Doiron. Their many friends greatly regret their departure and iill wish them every success and a safe return.

eral of the late Mrs. John D. McMil- lan took place from her late residence Richmond street, yesterday afternoon to‘ the Railway station, thence by train to Sherwood. Rev. G. C. Taylor, pastor of Zion Church, oiilcinted. The attendance was large and there was an exceptionally large number of beau- tiful floral tributes. The pall-bearers were: Messrs. John McLaren, J. 'l‘. McKenzie, T. Coleman, W. B. Robert- son, A. McKinnon, D. A. Bruce.

-~ MARRIED AT BUTTE.-The mar- 'riage of Miss Cntnerlue McDoiiuld, daughter of the inte Mr. Neil McDon- ald, Rosebery, P. E. l., to Mr. Hector McDonald, son of the late Mr. A. Mc- Donald. Kinross. P. E. I., was solemn- ized at Butte City. Montana, by the ilev.'E. J. Groeiieveld. The ceremony `was witnessed by only the immediate friends and relatives ot' the contract- ing parties, wlio~ extended feliclta- tions to the hnl>DY couple. Mr. and Mrs. McDonald have taken' up their residence nt 420 South Dakota street, Biitte, where they will make tlielr future home.

EGG CIRCLES.-Annual meetings

of P. E. I. egg circles will be held as follows:-Lot 60, in the Lewes School liouse, Monday, March 1st, 7.30 p.m.; Wood islands, Tuesday, March 2nd, 7.30 p.m.; Two Rivers, in the Belle River School House, Wednesday, March 3rd, 7.30 p.m.; Belfast, in the Eldon Hall, Thursday, March 4th, 7.30 p.m.; Orwell Cove, in the Orwell Cove Hail, Friday, March 5th'.‘ 7.30 7.30 p.m. Mr. T. A. lJenson,‘-Domin- ion Representative, or Mr. John W. Marcellus, ,will address the meetings, and every member should make a. strong effort to attend: Important busi- ness will be transacted.” 'Those who are desirous of obtaining a‘ clear _un- derstanding ot' the Egg Clrcl_o"‘M`ove- nient should not _miss _this opportunity. The past sensonfs work"t'vill be review- ed niid plans forthe future clearly out- iiiied. All are welcnnie and ladies are specially invited.

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QUEEN.

Jas. McDougall, .Cape Traverse;

Harry S. Francis. Fortune Bridge; Bertha Cameron. Hampton; li. D. Mc- Ewen, liiorell; G. ll. McQuarrle, Suni- mcrsiilc; W. S. Miller, St.. John.

VICTORIA.

J. F. Sterna, Souris; S. C. Clark,

Mt. Stewart; G. S. Inman, city; l-l. Price, Toronto; George Noble, Toron- to; W. E. Green. Summerside; G. Wil- liams, Sumnierside. _

ff- -res mm-ro'-“-'rits Minis mites. is

-in the erecting of- a horse`barn.‘ at or` hear the Marshfield Hall, are-recriest-j

FUNERAL YESTERDAY-The fun-'

NOTICE T0 SUBSCRIBERS. -

Subscribers will please note that the club offer for Canadian Countryman is only -good for the Guardian sub- scribers on Prince Edward Island.

-_ SALVATION ARMY.--On Sunday afternoon. February 28th. nt Elliotfs dial), there will be a Salvation Army meeting. On Monday night, March st,‘nt-Afton Hall, West River, a spe- cial meeting introducing musical tul- ient, etc., will he given. weather per- mitting.

'ri-te _ loA1' _'rnA|N8.-The man

train arrived in Charlottetown yester- day at 11.20 a.m. and left oirreturn to Cape Traverse last evening at 8.'-15. The special from Georgetown reached here at 2 p.m. and left, as usual, last evening at 7.15 on return to George- town. _

AGRICULTURAL CONFERENCE-

An Agricultural Conference will be held at Kingston, P. E. I., on Saturday. February 27th, whlcli will be address-' er by i'rof.` Theodore Ross and Mr. Richard Creed. Everyoiic interostoil is invited to be present.

NOTICE. - Subscribers nre iiotiil-

ed that the price of the ivlorning ilaily Guardian (mailed in l’. E. I.) ` nun Montronl'I)ally Star is $4.00 per yenr. 'lllio Morning Daily Guardian (mailed in P E.` l.) and Family llerald and Weekly Star is $3.00 per year. The price oi’ the Evening Guardian and -Montreal Daily Star (Mailed ln I’. ls. 1.) is $3.25 per year, the Evening Guardian and Family lieriild and Weekly Star (mailed in l’. I.) is $2.25 per year.

LEAGUE OF THE CROSS.-The

first game of the basket bnll series in the school boys' tournament took place Inst evening. and was won by the “Neversweats," who defeated the Stars by the score of 15-13. As the score would indicate it was a very close game and very eycitlng. The recently finished tournament was won by the Invicibles, \vlio proved true to their name and were not defeated, winning every game they played splen- didly.

"Turkish Delight- direct to our

store from Carlo, Turkey, comes this delicious aweetmeat in neat, air-iight tins. as pure und fresh as it is poss- ible to make and keep it. Price 20c per pound. The MacKinnon Drug Co., Cor. Great George and Kent Streets.

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EAT MACARONI.

In tnidwinter when fresh vegetables

nro scarce and expenssive, macaroni and spaghetti offer u. pleasant and in- expensive solution of the vegetable problem. However, if macaroni is served often the way of cooking must be .varied oftenor the .appetite will soon tire of it.

I-lere is an excellent Italian sauce

for macaroni spaghetti which makes s. welcome change from the too fa- miliar dish of linked inacaroni and cheese.

Put; liito a saiicepiin one and n

half tnhlespooufiils of butter. Add small onion chopped iine and a half clove of garlic. Cook until they are all hrowiieil. Then add three table- spoonfuls of the water in which the macaroni was boiled and a teaspoonful of beef extract. Add to this three or four of the dried mushrooms which can be bought nt any Italian grocery. These should be soaked before being used. Let the sauce over lt. Boiled macaroni with utes. Sprinkle the boiled macaroni with grated cheese and pour the sauce over lt. lloiled nincaronl with minced chicken or any meat, and moistened with a white or brown sauce, makes n good luncheon dish. The meat should be chopped very line.

Spaghetti au grntln is a simple dish.

Boll the spaghetti in salted water un- til tender. Drain it in a collnnder and then return it to the saucepan with butter and grated cheese. Toss it over the tire until the butter is ah- sorbed and the cheese melted. Serve immediately -before the cheese has time to harden.

Roman cheese is the best to use

for grating wtih either macaroni or spaghetti. lt may be obtained at any italian grocery, but the other grocers seldom keep it. At the Italian shops they also sell a tomato paste for spag- hetti. it comes in small. tins, usual, ly six cents a piece. It has n far bet- ter iia`yor‘_ used with' spaghetti -than any home made or domestic sauce. Do not forget that Italy-is the native land ofjniacaroni and spaghetti and the ltul- lans know best how to cook lt. Cooked as._tho ltiilinns `cook them and flavored with Italian sauces and italian cheese, the _somewhat tasteless macaroni and spaghettl"of.our tables become new and delicious dishes.

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"'-"" A Word

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Our prescription de- partment has nn enviable reputation for promptness and accuracy, an authent- ic record that proves its ' superiority in both quant-

I ity and quality. .

Even prescription after being c¢n!_nliy'eoiiipound'ed from the vm’ freshest. pure. full-strensui

_ drnp,"_by‘ 'ln ‘expert qualified

pbennoeeutist oflong experience lrdmlble checked bdore leaving

‘ » tinuore. Our dispensary is one

of the largest. cleanest and best equipped in the Province. Bring your next prescription here.

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`f Headquarters for WALLPAPERS _ 149.'G`f¢at Street; `

WIA

A neglected cold at. this

season is apt to develop into _ La Grippe. For this reason ` get clear of a_ cold as soon 3 the first symptons appear. l se

Laxmoold

and you can feel secure a' instoolds or La_GrlpEe. -_'Ibis remedy relieves ac es ~ and cures in an almost magi-

clgalj Use bolt in time-

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rigor tliai)§ou%h,- Is your coug worth 35c»?

If so t:afkePiRours:teau’5

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Johnson & Johnson The Quality Drugstore

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' THE STANLEY-The Stanley dock- _ - - - -. it _ ‘ it ed in Georgetown yesterday at 10.10 _ _ \ .4 with 60 tous freight, 17 sacka mail i " "_~(_ f,)¢

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fine white Coutil, medium

hose supporters. Price..

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with a fine lace edging. This corset has an extra strong front clasp, fourlhose supporters, and a medium long skirt.

Sizes ranging from 19 to 30. This is our special 1.50 for_.... 0

No. 428 D. & A. Corset, lace front

model, new and very fashionable, low

bust, long skirt and four strong

No. 624 La Diva-D. & A. A beauti-

ful model made in fine white Coutil, low bust. very_ long hips and back, deep un- b_oned skirt, four deep; elastic sections, six strong everlastik hose supporters,rust

proof steels, bust drawn cord.

The s foundation for -

a perfect gown _ _

O GOWN, no matter how artistically designed-no matter how carefully

N made, is 'going i;`o look'its value if worn over apoorly made corset The

really important thing in securing a properly fitting, stylish, really effective

ll gown-is the choice of the proper corset.

That is the “reason why” of this corset department. There are more :ight

corsets here. There is fuller chance to choose here. The more up to date m els reach here soonest. And-in the matter of price-just notice that nearest ‘mail order catalogue-if we do not do better for you--we do not ask for your order. -

Four large cases opened within the last few days---ready now for you

I D. & A. Corsets s

No. 183 D. & A. Corsets, made of

No. 332

bust, finished white Coutil,

No. 9.10

N0. 790

THE INCREASI-NGL»Y~ POPULAR B. & I. Corset is carried here in a large

variety of makes-your style-your size-the model that fits you-is ready. " ‘

B. & I. Corsets at $1.00, 1.25, 1.50, 2.00, 2.25, 3.25. Gloria Waists 50c. 75c, 1.10.

'Nazareth Waistsfor boys and girls 25c.

Plush Waists for boysand girls 25c. »

_ Second Floor-head of Main Stairway

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and free hip bone. This Corset is em- broidery trimmed, has four hose sup- porters and a bust draw-cord, and is

suitable for misses and small women. Price .......... °

extra strong white Coutil, medium high bust, long hips, rust-proof steels and

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figures, heavy fine white Coutil, low bust, extra long skirt, wide elastic gores each side of front, heavy rust~proof steels, bust drawn-cord, silk embroidery trim-

med and six strong everlastik

~ hose supporters. Price.. »

No. 809 La Diva Numode Corset for stout figures, fitted with wide everlastik'

abdominal supporting bandunder front of Corset, six strong everlastik garters,

heavy spoon clasp, unbreakable Wabone Steels, extra fine and strong, sizes from 23 to 33. Price..;.'...-.."..‘ ....... .......... ._ °

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D. & A. Corset made of girdle top, medium skirt

D. & A. Corsets, made of

La Diva, D. &A. for stout

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SNEEZING AND HICCOUGHS.

it is often 'embnrrnsing when' ii

sneeze insists on announcing itself at an inopportune time. This can be stuved off by simply pressing the nose firmly with the fingers just as the sneeze is about to break forth. Try the scheme and you will be sur- prised how often it will be successful.

To cure a hiccough n simple remedy

has been proven to he effective. It is merely to swallow nine times 'or less without taking a breath. Fill the mouth with wiitcr, hold the nose firmly so that no breathing can be done through it, and then swallow the water .in little . sips. The hiccoiiiihs will be found to have disappeared eu- tlrely, frequently long before the ninth swallow.

HIS EXPLANATION. -

“There will have to be new rules

made here, or I shall give notice," said the hello girl in the telephone oilice to the chief clerk.

“Why, what's the trouble'.'."

' "Weil, some of the things said over the wires are not fit for me to hear."

"Oh, that's all right,” was his flip-

psnt rejoiner. “You can‘t' expect to work around electricity and not get shocked!" _

"Tommy, why don’t you ploy with

Frank any more7" asked Tommy's mother, who noticed that he was culti- vating the acquaintance of a new boy on the block. “l thought you were ,such good chums."

“We was," replied Tommy. super-

cillously,"‘but he’s n mollycoddle. I-le paid t' git into the ball grounds."

- CUTTING. '

In it case of slander ri lady had gone

into the witness box on behalf of the plaintiff. whose counsel was examin- ing her. -

"Now, modem," the lawyer began,

"please repeat the slanderous state- ments made by tho defendant on this occasion just as you heard them.” f

"0h/ they are unfit for any nespscb

ohio person to hear," was the emphatic answer.

“'l‘hen." said thc examiner coaxlng-

lv. “sunno~ie vnu tiistwlils ‘r them to

tim lungs.--"Tit-nits. Di

._ BITING.

Spiiiks-What made him so annoy-

ed.

Winks-lie told his wife she had nn

judgment and she just looked over him critically from lieud to foot. and said she was beginning to realize it.

EASILY DISTINGUISHED.

Young l-libbard was exhibiting his

picture to a charming girl.

“This one," he said, handing her u

picture, “ls my photograph, taken with two French poodles. Can you recog- nize me?"

"Why, yes, certainly." she replied,

looking at it intently. “You are the one with the hal oii."-~Youtli’s Compan-

ion. ‘ak _ _,_

TRUE AS GOLD.

Isn’t Morgansonietlilng of a miner?" "i should think so. Why, he's too

tight to risk u suggestion."

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Minard’s Liniment Co., Limited. V

Gentlemen.-Last Winter I received

great benefit from tho use of MlN~ AltD'S LlNlMEN'l‘ in ii severe attack of i.aGrippe, and I have frequently proved lt to he very effective in cases of inflammation.

Yours, W. A. IIUTCHINSON.

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“His money all gone. his wife i

mediately deserted hlm."

“Wiiy, l thought she was as true as

gold". ‘

"She was; but when his gold went

she departed too."--Boston Transcript.

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MADE A DIFFERENCE.

She-Would you believe it. when I

was n girl my hair hung down to my waist line.

lie-Lot‘s seeyivheroaboiits was the

waist line at that time?-Boston 'l`rnn- script.

,RETAILED GLORY.

"Mother wants a penn'ort|i of glory

divine!" _ _

I "Wo don’t keep that," said the chem- st. "Oh, yes you do‘. the little maid rc-

torated. "Wc‘vo got it here before. Mother puts it down tho drain in tho hack yard."

Thou the chemist knew that the

“glory divine" was another way of say-

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