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-TH E IRISH DECTECTIVE-Th

ted in Ceiitml Bedeque llallhy the A. 0. H, llramatic (llub ot' Sumniersld

::h0\1Id' See II.. 4591-2-28M

ing Crepe de Cliene. Georgette (lrep

lui.: plain shades, sport colors, spo

fort. See our new showing ot' import- eil silks, l{OLMAi\"S. Suinmerside.

4578-228ME2i.

-SEE OUR 25:: ..assortnients oi

\\’Ol\IEN`S LACE COLLARS in a large sliow-r‘a'<‘t‘. some hemmed, oth- ers hem-stitclied. insertion trimmed, assorted lace edges; still others in Jap silks. (‘hoose t'roin the lot, 250. IlOLl\iAl\"S, Suiiinierside.

4578-2~2SME2i.

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-AUTOS APPRECIATED.;-it is

i‘eaII_\' .1 pleasure to witness the autos, gliding us it were over a level pan of ice from Cape Egniont to Summer- side on any day of the week. It is certainly the illusion of an every day service in summer' that many perhaps

‘become reality.-R.

-DEBA`I`~I NG CLU B.-The Stanley

debate on Friday. Feb. 16. The sub- ject was: “Re-.solved that there should be reciprocity between (.‘ana<l'a and the United States." The speakers for the afiirniative were Miss Mary Rea and Miss Elizabeth Flemming; for th negative Miss Margaret McLeod an

solution was upheld by a vote ot' 1 to 10. Miss Marion Reid acted as re- cording secretary and the- principal

held on lilarcli End. The subjec

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Fine, Bonn Little Bo

Penetang (Ontario) Child, 0nce so T in and Delicate. Cured by Dr. Cassell’s Tablets.

Trng- JARI/|51 BOX 288, PENE- thought poor li-ili_‘.' cfiuhl livr, hui fm.. _ Nc. I’~0-. ONTARIO, says: " It day I chanci-il to hear of 3 baby; 035,. “; ‘I Dl"”5""" ‘U almost lilac mins. “riin .'iii.l ti-ll 5-in that hnlbpen what Dr. (.`u5=cil's ' _ °um_‘l 'l`.1lil~‘l.= liiive doiie Dr' ('°°$“IIs

for iiir liiihy. \\'lirn. ruhletfé' S0 I 50" .»ii._v Ii'c iiiiiiiths sume or my l""l’-‘V ,,;_| im “ng taken :iiiil I uiii tliaiiktiii

:i_ i li.iil ii:r\#I,L°al :\_¢l\'icr for Iiini, :intl \\.i- will iii- hurl <'ri|.i. liir \\li,i:li he uns ii'.~:itc.I_ b it 1.9 ilitl not get .1n_\' bet. ifir. oiilj. v.'.»ise, I ii ml _=e\'er:il spur-i.il lends. but none of tliuiii \\'riiilil stay on li..< stoiiiuch. and he 'oct-:inic so thin thzit Iii' -uciiiiitl just skin

1 did. Alicr ii fi~\~_~

` doses the nervous

juiiip= lit- li.iil _~iii fcrifri front .=tr>ppi-ii, and i=-ruin lic up aliiiost well. I h.i\‘i- given Iiiiii tiif- 'l`iil. lets during tci'tIiIii§.:. niiil finil llii-iii vi-i_~.' soiitIiiiig_ Ile 15 5| bonn_\' i>o_\ now. quill- cured, :mil

:ind bone, He ireiglis twenty-live pounds nt. twelie

oii._\ wt-igiicd ten piiiin-i_~. We nt-vi'-r iiitinths old."

Every mother should know that Dr. Caua1l'| Tablet! are

just an suitable for children an they are for grown-up people. Their npiendid nutritive and vitalising properties toon overcome any tendency to nervousneu or wealmeu in the little vnu, and lay the foundatianfof a ltronfconutitulion for after years.

Dr.

Cassell’s

Tablets

FREE ' SAMPLE.

Un rr‘rri|it iii 5

renin to mu-r lniiiliiiir :iiiil pii<~|r» intl. n izciirrriiir Ir1'|‘ rntnplc will lic lvnl :tt |i|ii‘t~_ Aililrrens llariild I". ]'liirIi|i-.\- (`1i_,i.|1|,

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ltr, (':ie~~r‘l',=fi`:ililf-is :ire .\'\\Ii‘iti\"c. l'lc,<lor:\.t.lve. Alleinltirf., .iiiii ,\iiti».\‘|i.\i-ni<i.lir. niiil ili<~ ii-riigiii-ml v-(.m¢~<|_r i'.ii'

Nervous Breakdown Sicoplessncss Mal-nlitrilion Nerve Faralysis Aninmia Wasting Diseases lnlaiitiln WoakM=¢ Kidney Troiihi; rnlpitalion Neurasthimia Dysnsnsia ' ViialExhausIion .~‘pf\rinlly vnluiihlc for iiiirsiiiir motlirrs :ind during tho

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_Srild Iii' lii‘\iL'L’isl.< :iiiil t~'Iiii‘i-lrt‘r|wie~ llii'oii_:ii<i|iiVniinilfs,

l‘ri<'i-.-: iliir. tiilw. 50 ci-iiI~: six iiilica lor the price ol Ilvc. \\'.ir lux. 2 rr-iils pei' lube cxtra

Solo Proprietors: Dr. Cass\lI's G0.. Ltd., Mamllllllh EFI!

_ liest yct held.

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plccini: quilts. 'l`lircc ol` thc lioy

nlistcd. lutclv .intl the ite

'l‘hr_~ Young l’coplc`s Driiinntic (flu of "l`ryon gnvc ii four Act Drama “TI\

the proceeds $16.90 tc- the Betleuu

the same Hall recently at which $3 was raised. The young people ol' ite Anal,,l3edcquc..ilcscrv¢ praise for tl cntci't.aiiimcnt part also Mrs. \\'illai' Green who is untiring in her effort ‘to iiinltn i~\'ei~ytliIiig u siicceits iii so

]‘iet_\‘.

I Countless Women find- » _

that when suffering from nervousness, sick headache, dizzy spells and ailments peculiar to their sex- nothingaffordssuchprompt and welcome relief, as will follow a few doses of ,

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A proven wqmen's remedy, which assists in regulatini the organs, and re-estabhs ing healthy conditions. Beechar_n's Pills contain no hal>_it-forming drug-leave no disagreeable after-effects. ,They are-

Nature sTaicI e

...rr PAYQ to buy ui this Provinco.

New York Models ut H0i.MAN‘S.

-TWO CENTS nor word oooh In-

urtlon tor advetlslng in this column.

.W . ` I 'I>'~-pii;;_i.i.i;_‘,i,)_ _

"1 “'ji' ‘ ’ lil I ' -titoies' spring s..ii_~ ineintiing Cub mm wcvmnsny ordur. Mini- ;..1f ~ ‘ _ _

,_ I, _ _ 900 DROP5 , snmnienniiie. msz zsiui,-:2i

W. 4 t_w_H___q" For Infgnts and Children.

mum charge twenty-Ive coats.

-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian

is can bo obtained at Latin-ty'| Tomor-

fuur act comedy drama will be prose-n~ IU P"I°\'l» 5\\l\ll°l'lI\I0-

.\'lunous. Habutal Fnsh Silks. includ

9 -HOCKEY MATCH Next Wednes-

on 'riiurnuny evening March sin. Au day 28th all Charlottetown against the

11, Crystals at Crystal Ri-nk one hours

skate after the match. 4559-2-26M4l

e, -NEW STOCK of beautiful Silk

Ribbons in plaids, stripes. checks, flornl, paisley anti drosden effects;

I -New iuiponveo sii_i<s, incinii- -- ,

stripes, coin spots and Paiixley ef- also narrow faillev trimming ribbons.

HOLMAN’S, Summerslde.

4578-2-2l~lME2I.

-OWING T0 THE .CHANGE .OF

train schedule, the big. Hockey Match hetwc-eu the Crystals and all Cliarlott- atown takes place- at Crystal ltlnk to- night, Wednesday, one hours skating after match. 4591-2-28-Mli

-MEETING.-A meeting will be

he-ld in Central Bedeque Hall on Feb- ruary 28th at 7.30 p. m. to discuss Co- operation. A rex-ipresc-ntatlve of the Associated Cooperative Company will address the meeting. All are in- vited to ‘attend Bedeque I-`arme1’s lustltue. 4591-2-28M1i

-INSTALLATION SERVICES.-

The- installation of the officers of the Society I.'Assouiption in Mont Carmel which had been put off several times

iiigi. snnnni Dniiniing cinb iieiu tneirnoii account of sickness. was held 0"

Sunday, Feb. the 18th., Rev. P. P. Ar- senault otllciated as usual. liemarks were passed in the interest of the Society by Rev. P_. P. Arsenanlt, Mr. Jose h J 'I' Rilchar John J. Arse-

d -D ~ - (I. e nault and others.-R. d _.___

Miss Margaret Anderson. The re-I -INSTITUTE MEETING-On Mou-

_.Iday, Feb. 19th. The members of

the Mont Carmel Branch of the Wo- meu's liistituteheltl a whlst game

lic-ing: "Shoultl' automobiles be allow-

-BEDEQUE RED CROSS.- in

thc last ‘shlpnicnt the Ilcdequc llcd i Cross mudo there were cightccn night i shirts, Il pyjania suits. 102 bandages,

4, pairs hcd socks also 50 pairs of - - socks. 0 pairs initts. towels and soup Moving pk-,ture shows nl-L. gene,-“ily were sont to thc in-ld 105th. Itegliucnt. Miss i\l:ir_v O. Scliurniau knit 5 scarfs as “.35 me Subject fm. on" recounted Miss Srliurinziii is one of the iiinny by ,im I.at,.|oL 5.c,,,|_c,.dav (wcning and liidics who want tim Sodlcr lloys Io Said to |mvc mmm Dlmgo m, me pub.

as critic. The next debate will be and n pie social the proceeds to go

t towu.rils increasing their funds. which

has already played such an iinpor-

| cd to run on P, E. Island?" This com- tant part in the schools of the vicini-

lng debate will no doubt be thc live- ty.

The proceeds from -twcnty pies

together with the fees at the door, nine-unted to thirty-six dollars.-R

the product oi' somefcrtilciinagination

liiivn coinfort. The ladies arc uuikini: lic b,|,m,.c_ new is another equally

luivti L’ . ‘ _ '. t'ro:-is gave a. doiuilic-ii to ouch one

lted Fross. A Box Social was held in

Klinlri lluniicl sliirls, knitting und mm; ,

I- Place-Exlso Office. 1

Bl. Charictcrsz ’l‘cinporar_v lilxisemiiii. M Exiso C_hlol'.

' inspector.

Village Doctor" in ('ontral Uedcqne . _ Ilnll and generously donated half ot'

0 .

0 ACT li

lé Enter lnspectoi'-"Wlici'c is your

‘I 'l`cnips-rnr_v Exisc Man?" S Cliici'-“.'\'ot here Sir."

Inspector-\Vlien did hc lonvt-7"

C' (_'hici’-"lie was never here, never

iicvcr."

Iiispector-"W.liaL do you mean Sir?

Why' this payment of $1,500 from pub lic funds ii' he was never here?" _,

Chief-"Tliat's your business. i at

tend to my business. You attend to yours. lie never ciiriied it hero, ll you allowed Iilm to get away with it make lilni cough it up. GET 00()L"I‘_"

- tCiir1.i\ln)

ACT II.

Enter inspector with Chief oi' Po-

lice and Political llc-ctor with Teinpo- rai°;.' Exlsernau ihy the forelr/ck.

Political Doctor-"Had case gentle

nieii, had ciise. I have diagnosed it 'Political Expetliencyz' Good we nippeii it iii the bud. ll only cost $1,500. lt might have been 515.000 liel'c-rc the year was out but it is now under control. perfect control."

Inspector-“it is not perfect control

till I get control ot” the money. llcro. cough up!"

Political Doctor-“Easy now, ciisy.

This is a peculiar disease. not very common in this province. The ju- hiliitlon of appropriation and the con- sternation caused hy iiiforiuation arc thc extremes i)` the case, and if the effect of one comes on ibefore the OIIIOI' is Off recovery is doubtful."

liispcclor-“Recovery be d-_ l

want the mone_v.°'

T_€'rlln0rnry ExIscmuii-"Gei\tlcinen,

l wield the pen and tho pon is migh- tlcr than the sword. The sword may have mercy but the pen has none. Now consider l wield the only pen and If you separate ine fiom the swag off

itol, betterméaith 52123* z;;>;‘“...':.°““.;._“"'.y°“.i

S D ou car nic

All in .chorus- Aye.

ist "iii" iii in f iiiiiii. iiiiiii nn

No Mor, puff¢d-up- burning, sweaty, clilouled feet or cornl.

Just take- _vuur shoes off and then

pup, thc-.ic we-try. iihoe-crlnliledn ach- ing. burning, corn-pestered, bunion-tor tured tect of yours fin a “'l`iz" bath. Your toes will wriggle with Joy; they'Il look up at you and almost talk and than they’ll take another dive in that "'l`iz" bath.

When your feet feel like luiuDS Of

load- all tired out- just try- “'l‘iz" I-t’s grand-.i‘t's glorious. Your foot will dance with joy; also you will find all pa-in gone from corns. callous- es and humans. '

'|`hare's nothing like “’I`iz" at any

drug or department stoi°e-- don't walt. Ah! how glad your feet get,how comfortable _vc-ur shoes feel. You can wear shoes it size smaller if _\'0u de- sire.

ZZTHE OIL FOR THE FARMER.-

A bottle of Dr. Tliouins' Electric Oil in the fnrm house will save many a Journey for the doctor. lt is not only 'good for the children when taken with colds and croup and for the mature. who suffer from pains and aches. but there are directions I`or its use on sick cattle. There should always be a bottle ot' it in the house.

SUBSCRIPTION T0

, CANADIAN PATRIOTIC FUND

-(Continued from paige seven) zie 2.00; Mrs, Melvina Macdonald 1.00; Saiuuel Smith .50; George l\Ic- Kenzie .50; Roy McLean 1.00; Walter McKeiizle 2.00; A. BP Hyndiiiau 2.00; Vincent Sutlieiiand 2.00; Andrew Mc- Kinnon 1.00; Augustine O’Ilanley 2.- 00; James McCormack 1.00; John McK. Simmons 2.00; Bruce Hayden. 2.00; Hugh D. llicliinnon 2.00; Angus V. McLean, 1.00; John J. Divan 2.00: Michael Mckenzie 1.00; John Lar- kins 1.00; John l). lilncdoiiald 2.00. James' Walsh 2.00; E. U. Duke 1.60; E. McCallum 1.00; Stephen Mac- donald .50: Janics- Bulger _75. Total

$130.35.

Part Southport Poll. $59.00, collected by Ewen l\lurI.in:-

Wellington McNeill 5.00: Hope

Mutch 5.00; Chr-irleii Stewart 5.00; George lstcwaii 5.00; H. J, Keimcdy 5.00: George, Mutch 5.00; Arthur Burke 2.00; Alton llurkr 2.00; Er- nest and Et_Iicl Burke 2.00; Ewen Mur- tiii 4.00; Jnmcli Trainer 2.00; i~'i'ank Haley 2.00; Alex, Kcinicily 2.00; Max- well Henry 2.00; S. Wood .50; (lhns. Wood 2.00; ll. (). Joiics 2.00; I". S. Mcl’hall 1.50; l'. I. t‘urlsIi 1.00; Mrs. M. Flood 1.00; .liihn f‘:iswi~ll 1.00; Rev. John Gillis 1.00; Jnscpli licllcy 1.00. 'l‘otal. $59.00.

Total sulu'-:i°iptioiis Ironi pulilii-, tu

date, . . . . . $20,307.73. H. \V. ,IIINN-ING.

Hoii0i'ur_v-',|`i'cnsurur.

4583.

: :Complete in itself. Mother

Graves’ \\-'orin Exterminator does not require thc assistance of any other medicine to make it effective. I; does not fail to do its work.

If/5/""\\\ I * \\\\%'“-»9//I T O O K ~El COLLARS

15 ciiivrs EACH I

TOOKE BROS. LIMITED MAKERS - - ivioN1‘i'<a/ix.

Keeping the Young Folks Home is _a Problem Easily Solved' with aii

Morris-Player Piano

Absolute truth of ‘reproduction

'comes to you when you hear this won

‘~1.._¢u\ 4.m¢_»-iin\..,1¢__ You win fo1.get‘ lil! YW hm listening to it 'play-ef

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I its avlium ls vienna www- ffltg o.r_t_ ot Morris is so-perfect, that all thou ht if tue tru -

_g o repro cing nic

chanism is Io-st.

Let us demonstrate those facts to

l_ 1 _ 1 - J- f

IN. 'MAIL ORDER TRADE

The Mail Order business is: on the in-,

crease in this Province. For the most part Mail Order business is transacted by mail and remittances made by money order,and postal notes.

In 1915 $549,083.81 was sent out of

Prince Edward Island by money order and postal order.» In 1916 it is estimated the total reached nearly $600,000. ,

It is safe to assume the bulk of this was

for Mail Order goods. Business men re- mit by cheque or draft, and it is mostly pri- vate families who use the money order system for Mail Order purchases. i

Mark what this means. The Dominion

Government pays us in subsidies about $300,000, `and our people send all that and another $300,000 out of the Province to build up Toronto, Montreal, etc. ,

Is this fair to our Island merchants? Do

our merchants realize what is going on under their very noses, while they ap- parently slumber and display inertia?

This week a representative of a big Tor-

onto Mail Order House was in the city. What was he doing? He was not here for his health exactly. _ "1 _

Let u's tell you a little about the Mail

Order enterprise. = »

Toronto; Mail Order businesses three

years ago, tried to get into the columns of The Guardian. Big money, enormous money, was offered for a yearly contract. The offer was turned down.

Did the Mail Order houses give up? No.

Read the following statement recently made by the manager of a large Mail Or- der concern:

“\\'c have :i iiiircaiu \\'iio:»c iluty it is io rczitl

thc cuuiitry piipcis. 'I`iici‘c is not zi iiaipcr of any coiiscqticiicc in our territory \vc tio not get. The - iiiircziii looks ovcr tlicsc paipcrs :intl when wc find ii ltiirii ivhcrc thc iiici'cii;iiits ilu not niivcitisc in

liicir lociii |i:i|ici's, or ivhcrc thc nilvcitiscrs tio

md oe aonmons ont usiil

MILLER BROS.

123 Kent St ‘

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harmed unaniighcrlhlhl 4589-2-28M'¢l Charlottetown' II' U' I' I

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init clintigc their n<lvci'iisi:niciii_~' regularly, irc

_/ iiiiiiicilintciy Iiooii that suction with iitcrziturc. It

iiiiviiys brings results inr iii cxccss ui thc seine _ cllort put forth \\'hci°c thc loctil iiici'ciiarits use

thc local |izipci‘s." What is happening in Prince Edward

Island? v

Three years ago, not more than 1200

catalogues of one Mail Order firm were distributed in the Povince. Now over 10,- 000 are distributed annually, and a repre- sentative is specially, sent to the Province to supervise the mailing of these in the most economical manner, viz., within 20 mile areas, the summer and winter cata- logues coming in bulk by express. This one Mail Order house spends over $2,000 per annum in postage alone for the distribution of its catalogues in the Island. The catalogues cost $2500 to $3,000, 01° $5,000 per annum to advertise one Toronto iirm’s goods iii Prince Edward Island, and for this they must scoop in about $300,000 or $400,000 of Prince Edward Island mo- ne

y. Isii’t that trade worth fighting for? Isn’t

it a shame that indif’fe1‘ence of our mer- chants should allow some half a million doi- lars to go to outside merchants annually, without an edort to ptievent it?

What are the merchants going to -do in

the matter? Take it lying down, because “advertising doesn’t pay?" .

Look the facts straight in the face and

then answcrwhethcr it is the buyers, the Mail Order Houses, or the local merchants who are to blame for this intollerable state of affairs. i

One ounce of effective business fore-

thought is worth teii million tons of vain regrets. -

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