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IJINEH LOOIKED'

LIKE AN ICEBERG.

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HAL1FAXs N. s.,_ ish. i4_ win, her forward deck and ;-an covered with ice two feet thick, the ' Allen liner Corinthian from Glasgow for Philadelphia via Bt. John’s, (Nnd_) put in here this morning. Shi, Wm; four days on the run from B1; John's which should h ` '

in forté'-two hours. we bow made

The orinthian left St. J li ' blizzard, and there. was no Tai? S9123 Halifax was reached. Off Cape pine her steam stearing gear broke down and for three hours, while it was be

ing repaired, the ship was steered by I by the well-known f properties

hand, comparatively little difficulty being experienced in this. The chief officer says the ship could easily have been brought to port in that way_

The wind was from the west ai;

first and then from the north and al- ways with heavy head seas and the mercury at zero a great deal of 'the time. i The seas washing over the ship froze, and when the steamer arrived H115 lll0l`llill§ the ventilators, rails and forward decks and front of the bridge were coated with two feet of solid ice.

From Philadelphia, the Corinthian

will proceed to London and returning will bring out 600 children from the Bernardo home to Canada.

The steamer Euxinia, from Shields

to Philadelphia, put in today short of coal. She left Shields Dec. Z4, and experienced very heavy weather, When the Euxinia put in she was covered with thick ice, she will pro- ceed tomorrow for her destination.

‘Hear the auvll chorous ringing Be sure and read our ad in 'to day's Issue. Prowse Bros Ltd

‘ l- I 7d I I

We Guarantee to Relieve Dyspepsie. Ii We Fail the Medicine Costs

Nothing. ‘ '

To unquestionably prove to the

D€0Dle that indigestion and dyspapsle. CBD be permanently relieved and that “will llysllepsls 'rshlsos will in-log 8b0\_1t_ this result. we will furnish the medicine absolutely free if it fails to give satisfaction tc any one using it. The remarkable sllccess of Rexall Dvspepsls 'rshlots ls one to the high degree or scientific skill in devising thcinformula as well as to the care elerclsed in their manufacture, where-

_ of

|Biamuth-Sllbnitrate and Pepsin have been contlhlned with Carminatives and other agents.

Bismuth-Subnitrate and Pepsin are Wllfllallfly Gluployed and recognized hy the entire medical profession as lllvllluahle in the treatment of in- dlgestion aand dyspepsia.

The Pepsin used in Rexall Dyspep-

sie. Tablets is carefully prepared so as to develop its greatest efficiency. Pepsin supplies to the digestive ap- llaratus one of the most important elements of the digestive fluid. With- out it the digestion and assimilation of food are impossible.

The Gnrminatives possess properties

which aid in relieving the disturban- ccs and pain caused by undigested food. This combination of these in- gredients makes a remedy invaluable for the complete relief of indigestion and dyspepsia. '

We are so certain of this that we

Urge you to try Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets on our own personal guaran- tee. Three sizes, 25 cents, 50 cents, and $1.00. Remember, you can oh- tain Rcxall Remedies only at our ‘store-The Rexall Store. The Mc- Kinnon Drug Co.

- _ Rexall

Powder _

_, Tooth

hardens the gums, wllitens the mouths. Try a tin 25c.

teetli and makes far liealthier

I4 The MacKin

non Drug Co.

Cor. Gt. Geo. and Kent Street

5 _

'-_ ll noorol olloo A clliluolnlrowll A llllll ellullvs oounl' _ __ _ llolllors wool

It pays to buy in this Province.

S. W. Crabbe, City, is to be _ a

candidate for water commissioner.

Miss Margaret McKinnon, City, is

home on a visit from Boston.

_ Milner Stevenson, Charlottetown, spent Sunday in Hunter' River.

A special train will leave this city for the Summerside skate today` st 4.00 p. hi.” 'riclrots $1.15, admitt- ing holders to skate.

Gordon Brown, Hunter River, has

returned home after attending the short course at the Truro Agricultur- al College.

Sir Louis and Uady Davies, City,

were among the guests present at the first skating party given by the Duke and Duchess of Connaught in Ottawa, recently.

The many friends of Mrs. Capt

Bell, Pinette, who is undergoing treatment in the P. E. I. Hospital, will be pleased to learn that she is progressing favorably.

James Harris, Halifax, who has

been in this city since New Year's the guest of Maurice Blake, has left on return. He was accompanied by Vincent Blake. .

John C. McKay, the' Cape ,Breton

representative of Moir's Ltd, left this morning on a visit to his home in P. E. I. He will go to Halifax on business before his return.-Sydney Exc.

The C. G. S. Stanley leaves North

Sydney today for the Magdalen Is- lands with mails from this province, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. On Mollday Postmaster Whear ordered the mail at Souris destined for the Magdalena, which had been accumu- lating since the last trip of the Lady Sybil on Dec. 21st, to he forwarded to Georgetown and this, along with the mail from this city which went to Georgetown on the special train Monday night, amounting in all to about six sacks, went across to Pic- tou on the Earl Grey yesterday morning and from there was forward- ed to Picton. It is doubtless the in- tention of the 'government to have the Stanley carry mails to the Mag- dalens when ice conditions permit at intervals during the winter season.

St. Dunstan’s Cathedral was the

scene of a pleasing evcnt yesterday

morning, when Miss Dorothy Flynn

_ was united in marriage to James

, . brid who wore a

Sherry The e, pretty costume of blue broadcloth, with a black picture hat, was Htt€lld‘ ed by her sister, Miss Katie who

loo bushels of wheat. was ,mired ,,, 8 ,mit of A1,ce_b1,,e

cloth with a white beaver hat. The groom wus supllortell hir' Albegt WW

V n. Ai`er the ceremony whic w

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. .. 4’ ‘ - the presence of many 0 0 Elf G1 °Ce‘ G“'t°“ gt as ol tho lnlllo, the lorlrisl psi-ty

, _ _ _-_,il ` ___ * ________-___ , frien ` _ _

_ " Y' "_ drove to the home of the bride whcie

N0 good after

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Address................. District...... -- ------~--~»

If resented at The Guardian Ofiice before the above date 1

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25,50, or roo and your name written on top ballot is sufficient _

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a dainty breakfast was partakcn of.

` ` Wi Y~__: £7 Y Y "" 'A I Y “""" The bride received many valuable and

costly presents.

N0-33 Ch_ar»l0ilci0wll Guél'dian‘s no zs ‘ A .~...... oo... _..._...°.oo__o

writes:--Much interest is being mani- fested by members of the Literary

J ‘__ Society in the program contest which

akes place next night of meeting be-

- o u ' I.

Young Ladies’ Piano and Organ Voting Contest. ,Ween ts., imnes ,mo gentlemen. 'rho

side which loses will be, obliged to "treat the crowd" Bruce Howatt

A ‘ one _Elmer lllohooli hsvefrsturnoa go

Chailottetolvn to resume their stu ies. Miss Alma Palmer has~returllcd

e visit of several mouths

home aft r a _ _

. to friends and relatives in Reading.

Mass. Lemuel Orr has left on s visit to friends in Clinton. John Pillmall. who had his leg severely injured some time ago while helping launch a scow belonging to Ferguson and McKay, _is doing nicely and will be around azuln

I in a few days. Despite the severe

frost of the last few days smelt fish- ermen are busily engaged setting

_“I heir nets

P- .__

OVER THIRTY-TWO MILLION DOLLARS

For the year' ending 26 Dec 19lr the Sun Life Of Canada received applications for _i?»32.4°0»00°-0°'

No _better evidence of the popularity of that good

old company could be given. A

E. R. BROW

Charlottetown Manager For P. E. I.

Wadman of this city, it is learned that his brother Wesley T. Wadmall. a contractor s/nd builder of 20 Walth- am St., Lexington, Mass., is improv- ing after being the victim of a very serious accident which occurred pn Dec. 18th, 1911. Mr. Wadrnan while on his way to oversee some houses he was building, called to see some masons who were excavating a/cellar nearby. He had only been there about-.‘llvc minutes when some dyhu- mite which was placed over a fire 110 thaw out exploded and a view Of the pall which contslhed the dynamite was buried in his neck entering with- in half an inch of the insular vein. He was taken to his home by U15

~||p family physician who summoned tvco

others, the three working Over him

' U "ir" 2:” :H I ;' I Y I from ten to three o’clock trying to

§\ G ° Y a success. They then called A specialist 1' “ we 0"' t I ‘it.";l;‘“iz.‘;3§.

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‘gil ` ' dltion for several davs havin!! 10845

` ‘ forty per cent of blood. Mr. Wadman

ahlo her to mnke hotter hfélfl-5° ' direct benellt from lt Y<l\ll"l9" H

:JE sive your wife one oi our Univer-

'ssl Broad Mixers.

v d l rn are known and uziessebfveoxidnbrsr and lor emclencY-

usenomy “nd long “aging qualities

' :S in |. class all their OW"-

Wu ixer the hands do lu: touch the dough and the brllid 5

put ln the ingredients and turn

mi di lr m Bios minutes. Sim lv . _ | _ creek. the ffllxerdoesthsrect. it lx: eullf 0l°l¢l=lf| ‘ml ‘°"--V d“""° °

llolf silo 32.00 Bloahizc HM.

The 0 ersllcrducre

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stop the flow of blood but with0llt

is a native of Crapaud, and his

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able to take short walks outdoors

Frank Sweet, of this Province,

[was registered at the Grand Union HOLBI, St. \IOIln, Saturday,

U The Canadian Government steamer Stanley sails from North Sydney, on 'W2<lf1°B‘lHy next. January 17th, with malls for the Magdalen Islands.- Hallfax Exc.

The éuardian has received from

Holi. J. H. Fletcher, St; John's, 0115011. a native of this province, 'a |C0ll.V Of thi? 74 page issue of the ‘Oregonian published on New Years .Da_v, 1912. This issue is descriptive ‘Of Portland. Ore. and' ls one ol the Lest commemorative issues yet seem

The following report from the Mon. lfesl markets will he of interest hors. -Oats, Canadian Western. No. 2_ 4750 to 48c; C. W. No. 3, fisgc; extra No. 1 feed, 46}c; No. 2, local white, 44. Flour-Manitoba spring \v_hcat patents, firsts, $5.50; sseomls, $°~10¢ Strong bakers. $4.90; winter patents, choice, 54,75 tu 35; Strsiglit rollers, $4.25 to $4.40; Hbffllsht rollers. bass, $1.95 to $2.05. Bren, $23: shorts. $25; mldellngs, $28; Moullie, $29 to $34. Hay-No, 2. per ton. cur lots. $15 to $15.50. Potatoes, per bag, car lots, $1.40

At the annual meeting of the

League of the Cross Society recently much enthusiasm was exhibited by the members over the result of the work of the past year. During 1911 a great many progressive steps were taken and as a result the Society went ahead with rapid st;-ides_ The outlook for the coming year is es- pecially bright and it is anticipated that _improvements will be made which will place the Societv as much in advance of the year 1911, as it was in that year over 1910. A proof of the energetic work of the principal executive officers of last year and of the confidence placed in there by the members is, found in the fact that most of them were re-elected to of- fice. 'l‘-he stail for 1912 are:-Presilb ent-Wm. J. Brawders; Vice.Presid- ent-James Brown; Secretary-T. Trainor; Treasurer-Peter Doyle; -Maeshall -Alvin McDonald; Hall Committee-Ambrose Joy, James Carragher, Wilfred Dollcette; Auditing Committee-Joseph Francis, Ted Kelly, Stanilaus Mc‘vVade.

According to n rcccnt Ottawa de-

spatch:-The annual report of the de- partment of railways and canals pre- sented in the commons shows a total expenditure by the department during the year of no less than $40,180,326, of which $36,301,979 was on rail- ways, the main item of capital ex- penditure included $23,488,203 on the National Transcontinental $184,149 on the Hudson Bay Railway and $227,563 for the Quebec bridge. It is interesting to note that the total government expenditure on railways in Canada now a-moullts to the enor- mous total of $475,489,401, while on canals the total expenditure has been $130,200,470, making a grand total expenditure of $606,000,000. The main figures with regard to the op- eration of government railways last year show gross earnings of ` $10,- 249,394, showing a net profit of $211,- 515. The Intercolonial Railway work- ing expenses were $9,595,976. With earnings of $9,863, 783, a profit of $267 806. It is pointed out, however, that an additional amount of $200,- 000 was taken out of the revenue at the end of the year and placed to the credit of the fund for renewals. If` this extra amount for renewals, had not been taken the net profit for the year would have been nearly $500.' 000. The lluficit on thc P. E. I. Rail- way was $80,684, and on the Windsor branch $30,59.'.l. The total trailic through the canals of thc Dominion during the season of 1910 amounted to nearly $‘l,000_0i'l0 tons, an in- crease oi' 9,250,000 tons.

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How can you '

This is the time for chau-

ped faces, bands, lips, etc., and this is also the time

for good pre-parations.

We have all kinds of _

facial creams in stock, so if you want a bright fresh complexion and a feeling of comfort- call in and see our big assortment.

Lots io choose from and

- we’ll proluise they will do

good work.

Prices 25 llnd 50c a

bottle '

Johnson Q. Johnson

The Quality Drugstore

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Try Mac's Blood Food

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~ iewart’s Bakery

l icines that have been in use

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Mads Blood Food is a

sterling preparation with un- usual potent powers for reliev- ing and curing all diseases arising from impure or poor blood.

It is a combination of med-

for many years the world over and far famed for their re- markable curative qualities. It is easy to take and secures lasting results.Price 50c shox-

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EINMJIIN HANK ‘

I [ll EUNIMEHIII

Tile forty-fiftll annual rr-port of

the Canadian Bank of Commerce up- pcars elsewhere in this issue, lt shows the steady progress this great bank is making, tolvard the foremost place among (ianadinll banking ill- stitutions. T\vcuty~six new branches were opened during the year und five were closed, a net increase of twenty- onc. The bank has llild a succession of prosperous years. The net- profit shown at the end of the year was $2,305,409, and in addition the bank netted il,357.000 in prenlillms on the sale of new stock.

With a paid-up capital of 5512,-

000,000 and a rcst of $10,000,000 a totul of _ $22,000,000, the Canadian Bunk of Commerce ranks among the great financial lu- stitutious of the world. It has at its head such distinguished financiers as Sir Edmund Walker, its Preilidcnt and Alexander Laird as general nlml- ager, and its network of branches covers the entire Dominion. Locally it holds a high place in lloulllar fav- or under the capalllc iilnllugzcntclit of l\lr_ Dench, in CIlni‘lotteto\vn_

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Then Look To _Your Blood, For That Is What Good Iicnlth

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New lvertisenlents

CARD

To the Electors of Ward I"our

Laclics __\:<l> Ge-nilelueli; -

At the request of a large number

of electors of Ward Four. I have c<>u~=cnted to be a candidate for City Councillor at llic forth coming Civic lilvciioiis, _

In llius publicly asking for your

sllpitolt, I prolllise, if elected, wllilc pal lug due attention to the special nc-eds of Ward Four to endeavor to pr: mise the estnblislluieilt of more iiidllsircs in thc city, to retain our capital and thus provide more wo'k for our laborers and citizens; to so for :is p¢ssl`rlle, reduce the cost ui living, and to improve tllc_ condi- tions under which many of ollr people are housed; to inaugurate a I eitcr system for aiding those who may he in destitute circumstances, and a cliargc upon the City and its charities. 4

I shall also endeavor, so far as is

consiscut with our present revenue to improve tlic sanitary and hygienic condiliou of the city and to providc for the proper inspection of our food supply. _

Yours Respectfully,

D. Mcl.AUL I-IAN.

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is Iflcde From.

It is the duty of every .funn and

woman to be strong, healthy and

mall can secure and any medium that will bring these to you is worth lcvery cent tllnt you can afford.

Your hcultll rlepl-mls upon the con-

dition of your blood. Physicians, lpharmucists, scientists und sllrgeous agree on this point. You are only well and healthy while your blood is strong o.n<l_pure. The whole question swings ou that one point.-Holv is your blood?

To purify, cnrlchen and strengthen

the blood to its natural degree of cf- ficiency there is no .preparation that can excel the wourlerfully potent powers of Nulife (Red Blood Tub- 'lets). This preparation is the result lof many years of carnflll testing, nn- lalyzing, experimenting and scientific lresearch. lt is a combination of all ,the best blood and nerve foods used `in America and lillropc. The opinions

`of all the \\'orlll's leading lucu Ol

medicine have been considered ullflll in mailing this licflltll giving tonic and an a rcslllt Nulife stands sllprclue over all other [reparations for the strengthening of the body and brain.

Nulifc is easy to talle, gots right

down to thc seat of the trouble and at once aiiects n prompt and lasting cllre. It kilns worked wonderful re- sults in every case wherever it has been used. lt is a positive boon to suffering humanity. _

Nuliic costs 500 nbrlx sud ls

sold by the following dealers:

The McKinnon Drug U0., Oltls

The Two Macs, City.

Geo. E. Hughes, City.

E. A. Foster, City.

J. W. Carruthers, Montaglll.

Cox Bros., Morell.

Mrs. A. N. Campbell, Bi. Peters.

H. J. Mahon, Sourio.

Alex. Pobertson. Rod Polll.

B. P. Smith, Kinkore.

B. H. Colwill, New Haven. Ewen Mclilnunn. I-lampton.

\".alvin Howatt, Victoria.

Kiel' dz McFadyen, Kensington.

P. N. Enman, Sllmmersido.

E. 0. LePsge, North Rultieo.

W. B. Dyer, Alberton.

Station.

Jas. l\‘. Lord, Tryon

The M acs

:'63 Kent Street _-

ll your aoslor <loo»`o'o sorry Nw

LIFE ask him to write J ohnlon &

Johnson, Wholesale Distributors ilhnrlottrtnlvn. mwf-ldrtf

” ' i WINTER SERVICE

l_ _ __ g _ _ ¢, ~ _ . happy. And happiness in a great n'lcu-` " '_ ' 'rf' ---' --W ~--'~ ‘ “' S __ --= ' '_ ----3 --- ? _ sure depends upon your physical con-l

From s letter received by A- H1 ` illition. A sound mind and a souudi _ AND

‘body are the gwatcst blessings that*

Mrs. Lottie llurnaglu. Pcakfn

RE1`WEEN

Ilolifax N. S.

Bristol, Eng.

Royal Mail Steamers

“Royal Edward" “Royal George"

ol Proposed Sailing

“Royal l<Idwllr¢i" January 2|tb,19l2 “Royal (leori:<e"l~`cbrllary 7th 1912 “Il -yal George” .llurch 6th 1912

“ltoylll l~1d\»vurd" March 20th 1912 "ltuyul Georlre" l\l>I`ll 3rd. 1912

W. K. Rogers C0., I.fd., _ Agents,

1 ' slrllctive To lleallh _

Amemla Bs-¢I.B_lood, Ilead-

» -~§y‘;.;.;_3_°~_;>;,,.~;: gl >,_ aches, and Leuitude Very "':'.‘.“»i.’-lic " -1"-l 4,; . _ Common.

I- _ - Mrs. Will<insfln‘s Letter Gives Ad. _

vice That Every' Mother Can Well Follow.

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From her home ln Newton where

she resides with hcl' lnrge family, Mrs Wilkinson writes: “For years I was pole, nnncmlc and lacking in vl- Lality. I was s. constant_,suilerer from lnriigestion, and the distress and pain lt caused me, coupled with ever-ln- creaslilg anaemia, made nie weaker day by duy. Vonstaut headaches, speaks before the eyes and attacks of dizziness made me Xcel as if life were not worth living. My constitution was completely undermined and the ronstant pallor and dullness in my eyes showed what a sick Woman Il was. 1 began to take D'r Harnilton’s Pills and the improvement, although slow, was Sure.

"l gradually got bacl- my strength

and my appetite grew much stronger, and I enjoyed my meals thoroughly. l felt happier and more contented and the sickly pallor oi my face was replaced by n bright rosy color, \~.hicn proverl that a strong 'medicine was at work. In a few months Dr. I-Inlniltunfs Pills brought me from a condltionoof deathly pallor to robust health." 1

You can obtain the same results by

using Dr Hnlnllton’s Pills-beware of the suhstitlltol' that oflers you any- thing except Di' Hamilton`s Pills, 25c por box, ‘or live boxes for $1.00, at _ill dealers' or the (intarrhozone Coln- pally, Killlgstoll, Ont.

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A striking Similarity may be apparent in the "cl:i’.m'l" ofvari- ms makes of cliowiiig what co and smok- rig iulrnvco, but the silnilarily ands there, for it surely is not in l-hc tflale and smell. If` you b:iven't tried `o\lr RIV -‘ I. and MAS TER M.»\RlNI§ liralllls, do so al OnCe, You me missing a grcal lrcai.

slloloy ci Nicholson rohoooo Co. .~E{c`KlNNoN fa lllclir-:lu.

Barrister, Soli.-ziiors, Notaries;etc. MONEY TO LOAN Wflicec:--Cameroil Block, Charlottetown

D. A. MACKINNON, K.C., l..l..B.

N‘!¥l&&I¢‘lE‘l

hlllmcr--Miss A. I"erguaon,La.dy Assistant- Personal Attention and Promplness Guaranteed.

Ambuisnl e calls answered at

shorl notice.

SPECIALTIES

Disinfccliug and Funligating

Furniture Rcpaired and Reup- holslnred. ,

Silent Sflluenlcu nlnrlc to order,

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never failing wells oi°`\vater at the door.

llouse and out buildings all in the bell

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Near Church School and raw mill and

six miles i`rom Charlottetown. Terms m.'~der.ltc For fllriher particulars apply ID

\V. II. IIORNE on ihc premise

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COMMONWEALTH HOTEL'

Gpposlte Statehouse, Bolton,Mlss

nlllu roll soils

for sale his valuable farm .of |45 acre, one hundred and lwcniy cleared and ill a .high stale of cllliivaiion lhe balance cov- cred with a fine growlll of lumber. Two

more rooms with hot and'cold water for $1.00 per day and up, which includes free lllenf Public shower baths. Nothlnkto equal this in New En2larid. Rooms with private baths for $1.50 (rar day and up; suites of two rooms an bath Ioru. per day and`up. Dining moms and oafetgrot- class. laurcpean p eu,

ABSOLUTELY I°`lREI’R00l` stone floors, nothing wood but the dm"

Equipped with its own Sanitary

Vacuum Cleaning Plant. Strictly A Temperance Hotel

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