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"~ THEiWE$lERN

~ _au-_

Alberton. His phone is 7.

lal Parlors, Suxnmerslde

subject: Resolved that Capital punish-

be a discussion set apart particular- ly for tlic younger members of the

-BIRTHDAY PARTY.-The home

of W. T. Bowness, Bodeque, was the

evening, Jany. 20th, it being the celebration of John R. Bowness's birthday. He was presented with a beautiful reading lamp, the gift of his children. Twenty guests partook of a well prepared dinner followed by ice-cream and sweets. The evening was pleasantly spent with solos and duets. After wishing Mr. Bowness many happy birthdays and singing He’s a Jolly Good F‘ellow and Auld

l .___

'J Lang Sync, the company dispersed

A BIG YOKE OF OXEN.

-IT PAYS \‘.o`bny in thi! Provhldsl -ONE

'ond

tion for

-H. CLARK is Guardian Agent in Cash

charm

-'rim nonnmc nsn.v Gmane -- can be obtained at Lsi!er1:y’s Tensor- -SINCLAIR la STEWART, Ltd are

odcrlng big values in ladies coats

-- . 1 ISHEZI.

-NISE HAZEL HORSE il Gusr- "-_-' / `

dian agent in J. C. Jardlne’s Book- -LADIES’ WINTER GOA'1‘Bkscnly

Bumsnerside.""H`e'i"‘oil|ce` phone 'cut in price for January clearance..

ls 45-1 and residence phone Z6. Sinclair & Stewart, Ltd. ' 1-Bdlllllll

-SUBSCRIBERS Bll0l.1ld IGDQW 5' -COAT DEPARTMENT:- Vllll week or two before the time they 0"” ladies' 00°* dvlmrtment. Special have paid !or has expired and thus prices concession now oilered on p11 not miss an issue, as all papers are ""9" 1°’ MWWIUCGF Belling. Sinclair discontinued promptly on expiry & s¢°W°1‘t. Lid. 1-23llE2i

date. 1

--- -OUR LADIES COAT sales have

_gogp DEgAfpEg___fn,e regular been more than double that ol any

meeting or the Kensington League Dl'°Vi0\1s year. The balance oi stock was held on Monday the 20;); ing; now speclblly reduced to clear.Slncla- . A nice program or songs, recitations, ii' 6: Stewart, Ltd. 1-23MEzi etc., was rendered and a very enjoy- able evening spent on next Monday visiting in Summerside the guest ofi night there will he a debate on the her f"i°“d» Ml” Lau” Palm"-J~

ment should be abolished. This will -5- R035. 3\1mm°!`5id0. 'was in

Halifax Wednesday.

League, A11 are weicome. -Lvrne Dewar. Bummerlida. was-'a

pnssenger by the express to Char-

lottetown yesterday mornfng.J.

scene of much pleasure on Monday -Rev. P. C. Gauthier, Palmer

Road, was in Sumrnereide yesterday. -J _

-Geo Hogg and Stephen Dono-

ghue, were passengers to Smnmerside yesterday afternoon from the East.J.

-H. Buntaln; of Buntain &l3ell, .`hn.rlottetown, was a passenger to Summerside yesterday' a!ternoon.J.

-M ..r;“.:.':.°..';.‘:‘.i:.: §.13.‘:‘°; ::;..‘:§:.1"s2

--- _DEATH AT CLERMONT'___ A, her home in F‘reetown.J.

RICHIBUCTO \l B Jun 21-

. ’ ' ~~ ~- - » 0 . . ~ .

Nm] B_ She,-wood, who W - t -Miss Marjorie Hunter, who is at-

RS in OWU curreil the death of Mrs. Mary Gillis, tending the U C C- Summersidmwag

Clermont n Saturday Jan 4th,'oc

Wally. Y0Sl1f3l`<l1JY Wl\_lk,0l1 f!'0m‘ Sf. widow of the late Murdock Gillis, at t'

Marys to Rexton driving n pair of the age of 52 yea,-B_ she was 8 px. 1 DHBSUUEGT 0 Abefl'-011 Y09t€l`d»9-Y BF working oxen unfnttcncd which he ous, earnest and devoted woman. tem°°“"‘I'

sold to Edward Hmiimry. Their uni-

! _.__ -.

She was a kind and loving mother.

at home. The funeral took placr from her late residence Jan. 5th tr

U1 Weight W-'19 f0llml T-0 he 3,276 andlis survived by a family of foni _H~ Wallace stmud- M0Ufl`¢81§ C

pounds or 1,434 and 1,842 pounds sons and two daughters. They ar. '=`- Bentley. Brook. Alta-1 registered respectively. Joseph, Daniel and Mary of Sasks- lt the Clifton HOUSB. SUmm€l`Hid€.b0-

toon; Stephen' Sebasuan and Fm” tween 6.30 last evening and 6.30 the

previous evening.J.

_,___ St. Msry's Church, Indian River -W. F. Higgins, Montreal; J. C

` T_"“*` and was largely attended. The re- iinclair, Flmerald; E. 'I‘. Adams, Bos-

4~I-?’3'-"f" , mains were laid beside her late hus- ion; H. Vanwort, St. John; H. V

‘i

iii

f m y s I

-GA’I‘CHING.- The /“matrimonial

fever is raging around Bedcquc. Sev- eral of the young people have symp

hand who died two years ago.-R. I Eluutnin, Charlottetown; J, J_H0m_ l'.-Com. by, Charlottetown; registered at the

-_'-'~*-*- Queen Hotel, Summerside, between

Fro Ycstcrda 's Evenin Guardian “L30 lllfif Welling P-nd 6.30 the 'rc-

/ious evening.J.

-Dr. W. H. and Mrs. Sutherland

toms of it. Ji Revelstoke, B. C., spent o fav;

--- lays in Hampton, says n St. John

CLEARA CE S _LE OF S

ROBES. F R COATS AND

OVEBCOAT

from Nor grade Buffalo Cloth, which very closely re- sembles the genuine fur. It has a strong, heavy Astrach- an Cloth lining. is rubber interliued, making it wind and *waterproof finished_wit.h fancy scalloped edge border, color dark brown. A warm hard-wearing robe.

' 54x' 2 inches 54x62 inches '54x72inches £5.00 ’ sou mo

GREY GOAT ROBE, medium size, dark color,

well furred, Clearance price .... . .. . _ . . _ . . . . ._5.m

`_B_LACK CHINA GOAT ROBE made from hi_gh

grade china goat skins, thickly furrecl with _long rich glossy black fur, heavy plush lining, fancy _scalloped edge, a very durable and handsome robe, medium size clearance . . ......|0.ll6

BLACK CHINA GOAT ROBE, some as above

only. larger size, clearance pi'ice......... .....l2.|ll

LBLUACKCHINA GOAT ROBE, made from' the

very best skins, extra large size, beautifully trimmed, clearance price ..._ ,.. _ . _. . _ . _ .. _ .

MEN’S DOG SKIN COAT, a fine fur coat, made

_ from large soft pelts. The fur is soft and thick, of uni-

form length in a glossy black color. It is' cut in loose ~ fitting style, wide deep storm shawl collar, and lined ' with a heavy twecd, clearance price _ _ . . _ . . . _ |$.Ull

' M EN’S PIECED COON COATS, made from the

pieces left over from the making of the best Coon Coats. Well furred and strongly sewn, they make a warm and comfortable. coat, clearance price...... .............|8.75

T A THE REASUN IS P'LAIN-The backward season due to the ,Weather M3” . °

The Prowse business is..

bl ther. These sleigh robes Iiijptbe tar- V

e y eiruaryisttogiveacearr _ _ ..

all others“tobl;uy` your Sleigh Robe. There is plenty of cold weather a earl-and the V2ll1¢§ W¢_ are 8`Wm8_' affgbettef

than you ha .known before

“MONTANA Exriv.-A" N0. I Buffalo R0i.¢,ma<ie

run by the Calendar and cannot be governed by freaks of unseasona e. wea _ _ f »_ _ ., 1 . rl b F b ' ` ` 1 oad to the coming season none mi? be carried over. S0 HOW 15 HIC hm* :l’°V¢

° ° GREY CHINA com Ross made from fins

imported skins, well covered with long heavy fur Of) natural grey color. The skins age strongly. SQWH _Q-Hd each robe is thoroughly cleaned, med with heavy, lush, finished with fancy scalloped edge border, ~a om- ,

4 lbrtable and good wearing sleigh robe, medium E133 clearance price............ ,

GREY CHINA GOAT ROBE same as .above ~

larger size, clearance price . . ._ . _ _ ..\ . ... . . . _'L5' _

' GREYWCI-IIN A GOAT ROBE, made from extra _

No I skins, splendidly lined

size, clearance price 8.50

and trimmed, extra large

BROWN GRIZZLY BEAR ROBE. This is one

of our best sellin robes, and the most durable robe to

g _ . .

be found on the mai-ket.'l`lie skins are high grade grizzly

bear, oil tanned, and are very soft and strong -thickly covered with long Brown Fur. The robe is lined wit best qua-lity plush lining, trimmed with fancy scalloped

bordei".`

Medium size Lai' e size Extra large

moo i§.oo iam. V

i MEN’S COLUMBIA BEAVER COAT, onebf

"our best selling and most durable fur coats, a coat we

' recommend to stand lots of hard wear. The fur -is of a dark brown color, almost black, and very close and ~

thick, leather arm shields,

wool wristlets and large

shawl collar, c‘earance price.........

MEN’S RACCOON COATS, made from selected

skins. The prices range from $40.00 to 8 5.00 and the values cannot be duplicated in Canada.

_ . ' _IROFITABLE MEET1NGS___ Be ixchange, the guests at the Wayside _

lullanco of lzisi sc.-ismis dork.

‘ $3.50. $100 and $2.75 lines all

up io d-.lc :_’_v's:s, to 'clear

Only $2.00 a pair

Foe Wi|_do\\`. I

Morris & Smith

127 Queen Sircct. f

.l_- ---._ _ ...rn _.__ _ - ..._

1 ififiiiidi

K. J. MARTIN, B. A.

_ l~inrrm.ier Notary Public. etc

onuy to Loan

Mori-in Block-'.hsrlo'».stuwn

STEWAR l' Q CAMPBELL

lloinisicrs, Solicitors. etc. Uillcen in Umiiirius Block Corner Queen and i-irsiion .Streets Charlotte town. P' E. island, HONEY T0 LOAN w. s s'1‘swAiiT u.o. Nm. oaureism

».__.__._______. __ _._ __________...__.

HOTEL BRUNSWICK Monclon. N. D. the l (fest and Best Located Hotel in the accommodating 20 guests. Situn in thecentre of spaniousiroundf gui nprruunderl by elegant nba e trees . ski!! it specially rieizireblefortouriste the snmmorseaeon 3 u.McSwEENEY

--.._-_..._~.__. ___ _ _ __ ._ _ _._ _ _ s _.. _,___

-,W crliurion Q0 hiv. aw

Barrlslers, Attorneys, Nniary Public, Etc

'iU|Hc¢s in Cameron Vlock, Cbarlofietown ' ._ , ` . P. E. island.

CLI F T

Disease i

Victoria

M. D Church

deque Young People's Club meets ev~ ery Tuesday. They have debates which the young men handle in c

-DEATH AT, BEDEQUE.- An oli

Krief-stricken husband and six chil-

Trade took place in Council Cham-

municstlons from the Maritim( Board of Trade requesting the ap-

thc Dominion Government on Feb 18th, along with delegates from the other Boards of Trade in the Mari time Provinces, to press certain mat ters brought before the hoard at th< meeting in' August last. were discuss. ed. Un motion of Hugh Mclnnis, sec ondcd by Wm. Stewart, it was de cidcd to request. Senator Murphy tc represent the Board at this meeting, and that the necessary data be fur nishcd for this purpose. The following committee was appointed to furnisl the data; the retiring president, C. McArthur. H. Mclnnis, and Capt. Joi Read. The president, C. McArthur then rend his address. William Stewf art and Neil McLeod referred in com Dlimtntury terms to the president’e address and on motion it was referr- ed to the following committee to re. port at an adjourned meeting to he held on Thursday, Jan. 30, H. Mc- Innis, Neil McLeod and R. H. Mc- Donald, R. I-I. McDonald, Chairman of the committee on food products and chairman of the committee or. roads and approaches, read his re- port which ivns received and adopt ed. The Secretary, J. C. Jardine. read his report which was also re- ceived and adophed. The ballot ioi the election of oflirers for the current year resulted as follows:-Pres.-John Grady. Vice-Pres.-J. LeRoy Hol- man. Auditors-H. Mclnnis, W. K. McGougsn, Secy.-R. H. McDonald. Councillors-Hon. A. E. Arsenault, Creelman McArthur, J. A. Brace, H. Mclnnis, Neil McLeod. W. H. Mc- Kie. Wm. Stewart. A. A. McLellan, M. D., J. A. Morrison, Melville Brad- shwaw. Chas. Hensley and J. E. Campbell acted as scrutineers. On the ballot for vice-president H. Mclnnls and J. LeRoy Holman tied. On mo- tion of Mr. Mclnnls the election of Mr. Holman was made unanimous. The meeting was then adjourned un- til Jan. 230th.J.

IESTEIH PERSOIIILS'

L. A. Moore, Summerside, was in

Klsington yesterdny.J.

-Charles Bentley from the Nbrth- west is visiting at his old home in Kensington, P. E. I.

of Centerville is

work- sports-‘ Ther-

or .1_

get out family

here

W Sm

corner limi. ‘

inn, of the doctor’s brother, J. St C. Sutherland, manager of the Ne

Sutherland ha e a wide circle o

,.=.\i}=fP'>“¢~._ _. ' ` ~ _ .~ ' mastclly way ____ Summcrsidc friends. .tv-»" ____

_ ,-cgidcm, of Bed U ~ . -Mrs. J. »H. Norton received for

Women s Button and Laced Bouts. M,.s_ Daniel Mc§;1ni;,1;a;l;§dp§$;;°(;` the first time since her marriage on |°'°““""’D°"g°'° |‘°“h"" 'h" Jany. Sth. She leaves to mourn y Wednesday and Thursday afternoons

it her home, 55 John St, Moncton.

dren. . _ Mrs. Norton wore her wedding gown

' --.- . of white satin, and was assisted by

-BOARD OF' ’I‘RADE,- The annum] Vlrs. C. E. Norton who wore black

meeting of the Summer-side Board 0 velvet. Mrs. Walter S. Carson and

Mrs. F. F. McDonald ushered. Mrs.

bers Tuesday night. There was r. Viary Carson presided at the tea good attendance of members. Com- table, while Miss Meme Gibson and

Miss Dora Norton assisted in serving

-The Misses Edith and Sue Ram

say are spending the winter in Bedc

hearty welcome.

MAN TOOK FIT

that s man had jumped from the train at Millstream.

It appears that the passenger,Fred

Reid, aged about thirty. an English- mnn, who was travelling to St. John en route for England, suddenly took xi crnzy fit when the train was at Millstreom, and jumped from the car, leaping over the railway bridge

-»..,,.,_,,_ MF,

Are you one of those to when

every meal is anoilier source o suffering P .

Na-DN-Cc Dyspepsin`l`ablcti

will help your disordered stomach ic digest any reasonable meals. and will soon restore it io such perfect con diiion that you'll never feel that yoi have s stomach. Take one alle.

each meal. 5Oc. a Bron :I youi Dfuggisfs. Made by tie I :Ilona Drug and Chemical Co. oi Canada. Limlied. use

i 1 _:L '

;,_ , - Er?-is

- ` _.. :

Brunswick branch here.-Mr. and Mrs.

Vliss Ona King attended the door.

pointment of delegates to wait or _Mrs Norton was formerly Ming

Sadie B. Craig of Middleton, P. E. I.

(From Yesterday's Evening Guardian)

que. Their friends are giving them a

AND JUMPED FROM OAR.

CAMPBELLTON, N. B., Jan. 21-

On the arrival of the Ocean Limited on Monday morning some stir was caused here when it became known

A 0°' N", if

. _..,,*_;‘

,_-_iirsgi

i , _l

. 0npoP;ilee- ROS. d. 1 Andciglictlyy

1' ..

f .-.__._.._-...._.. _ _ _ __._....~__-»_. ---» _ -~ _ __

river. He was bright back und Railway Detective Gulligan at Campf- bellton was notifleglfnto ineet the ‘“train. _

When the train p_ullc_d into Crimp-

hellton Officer Culligan procured blan- kets from the sleeping car and had the man removed to the lHotel Dieu Hospital, where he now lies. It

' seems that Reid had been subject to

fits of mental aberration, and on be- ing asked why he jumped over the bridge, said ; "The people were both- ering him." "`

_ "Wbat people ?” asked his question- - ers. “The people oi Montreal," . he

repliied. ~

Reid seems to be in comfortable

circumstances, having a. goodly sum of money with him, and an Oddfel- lows card showing that he was in goodstanding.

CCMMONV/EALTI1 i1OTliL

opposite S1s\eHou|e,Besfen lf: s

F *V 2 *re

_ . .-

'1.. ,.,» . .

i"'<,,'5e '“‘

ee llc slilew Enlland. Rooms in

up and the crew assisted by others, .Corrected for every' Wednesday and captured the man l ll way .over the Saturday issue.

Excl Turhips B, Potatoes 80 ro , - 'ii no eg Bef? 6 to 'L Dreesed bee! 8 to 10 Chicken ' 17

is so ani

Turkeys

13 to l5`

27 1'

Geese Fowl Ducks

Oats (White) ‘ Oats (Black) Hay (loose) lil .lc la . Hay, pressed ' III strlw 8.4.00. Buckwheat I0 Wlaest I0 in ll Pulte in no mi

Hides » 3. Cslipklns Butter , I5

15 43 ll

. . -H_;u.‘f1 .__, `__.i,,.-_ _:j , _ ' _

. . . smied fenders wsu be received

"lf§i";"'/, by the undersigned until one "` “"~ ~ .»’ __ ‘ ;j o’cl0Ck on _Saturday Feb. Sth from

‘§}’_,fo",',°,§’}"':',,',§.”“'§_°'¢,§‘§,>12*.§l,',§'§',°'¢,l§l Manufacture of Cheese during the

Mgélf' \'ll° “'\°"°' \”¢'“‘~ N°"‘i"“' “‘ Season of 1913. Tenders to state pi-I ie' :miie |o¢m»o nrtgayaafur price per hundred lbs. of Cheese §‘lyl}l;,ihl:°nl§l’d?°x5&me‘»n¢l‘labl;'?}.ll finding all supplies, and rice per ulu - urenllnnw hundred lbs. cheese the ompany ABSQLUTELY finding all supplies. _Also wages

-»tes_s,Ioers nothinqwood but ths_door Eff l!l0mh»C°mPa“Y flfld 3\1l_3P|l@5- Emuppea ‘ugh ||| gwnsgmigfy hlie Cheelsemaker to find his own » ` _ e in a cases.

v‘°““m1?|°\‘nm" Pun; 'I The lowest oi;2;ny tender not.

Stricil A emrermn oi neceswi y °¢¢¢i> » -

’ lend in o kl lm. W J MCEACHERN

" ' Mi Albion

.]an. 2rst.'i913. ~ A 'I ’

- - i-1122,: ,_2_8, i 4

A E0 You Want Something - We have it .in Island Chocoli l

Here arfle'

'it e'.ya eller. »_ ~

. . Mapelhk . '

""1" ' ii.. asm rings Miele.

' ‘/i f_>.f*><¢1»H*-f=‘~f'- - Butter catch ~ -

_ whisgjuniiien.. V '.

, It you will cry aisle you will come again.

~ *N - .H.i.l~i..»..li."li». emawvif. » .

Tenders for . Cheesemaker .

parties willing to contract with the Hazelbrook Dairying Co. for the

. . -F ,__ .

and made oil :Jer 'f'ic'e- A V' ~ " T Ksuuiusiasmn MARKETS Tr. i l’*‘*;**"*°'1""*“""'°-M" “ARK“'.1`.5° Hidw. ` The train was immediately pulled ` I CBUBUDI

Corrected for every Wednesday and

,- Saturday issue.

88 to 43 40 to 42

35.50 to $6.50

70 to 75 32 to 34 30_to 32

80 to $1.00

Oats (white) Oats (black)

Straw. nu ton

Hay

Eggs per don

Butter

Chicken (l>ll»lr‘) irowi (pair) $1.00 to 81-25 Potatoes, per bus. _ 25 $0 30~ Celery _ Turnips 10 toll Cabbage " pm; I5 to Gil

’S5_ o $6' _-c§.=seE

Lamb ` ‘

beef

Beef (quartey)

Pork sg 1; Geese ‘ 81.25 to me

CATTLE DIE IN BLIZZARD Y'

I-PAILEY, Ida., Jan. 21.--'Al 8 li- sult of ii severe snow storm in the Wood River district, several passen- ger trains are stalled, wiresavo dogs and cattle a.re`perishing. For two weeks a blizzard has raged, entirely isolating several points., '

as-. '

- - -- --_-_ _-_-_ _ _-_-;,~_1§ eg'

' GUARDIAN CLASSll"lE\) ADS , jf”

Ons cent per word fini innrilen in this column, half cclltpsr ward `

for each coniinueiian. Cash must accompany order and live pn all ° discount allowed. Minimum ehsrl° TW"||Y-flV° °"\f°,-

:..-1;-jf:-f -3-f i-;-1.-;-;-;-1-_-_-;-T-_-;.-;-_-Gi-;-;-;-5;;-;-;-;-i-i§P

-i--l-E-==""

BCARDERS WANTED

BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOMMO-

datcd at 166 Kent St. 1-23M1wpd.

wsisrnn A emi. Fon onshrgiksi. housework. Apply 6'! Queen

J' _ ...Ls WR salt FARM FOR SALE. APPLY TO W.

J. Taylor, Long Creek. _ _ 1-@E1yI3lE9ipd. FOR SALE-TWO LIVE ISUAND

bred minks, and pair oi dark rac- cobns. Apply to Kentford Scott, Clyde River, P._E. I. '1-22M3_ipd.

SOHOONER ALENA L. YOUNG FOR

sqlc. 35 tons registered; 'American build;of oak;now ying at Victoria. Apply to Calvin Howatt, Victoria. . ' 1'21l‘5!5_’_I£ MALE FOX FOR SALE FAIRLY dark silver. For further particulars

app to Samuel Kennedy Jr.,

albane.‘ P. E. I. 1-17Mti.

Street, 1-2215( lw , d. Mafia inftf WAN `

u small Must

er to take at Grand

(°nh'I

re Tracad

sober man years' e

, C mimi.: new

-GIRL FOR GENRAL ADDI? 76

mn* . _.sn nan.. _ _.._»'i.ti¢__.xz&|iiio._.itAi|_i.1u¢.ll§ai3liAl§ l\*A‘ael~n . _ ii .,_» 4larIe.§i°hi'~`l‘ .§Ki;"'_n_§&s-.id

Stenographers Trained Thee. iz. c. Are

_ .l _If you wish to become a escqmfnl sts Hilti UF' ~w:ic:°1i.z:~;.- se:-..:‘ ° ... I i

r _ ' e

Shorthand an<l°'l`§aewrltlng is one of tli§.P `

- of its kiudin the erltlme Provinces. HGH" ‘ ' C ' ssasl sed liaitvidspilulstructiess and the sig'

7 N illilttftd

rl fer freeudirlalyeeius me

-r.._n.ui11a-, “seipnp " ' " ‘.;'-ul-l.'f¢~f;

Q Cherie lleiown ' " ,.` ”*'_f‘f » *

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