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.Bright and clear from tarnish. Two

sizegxsc and 25c. ' `

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` THE Cli0li STUDIO

Where Baby is Always Wd. _ comer

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t Jewelry

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Gifts

We haves fine assortment

of \Y'atches', Brooches, Rings, Bracelets, Lockets,' Chains, Cuff Links, Fobs, Scarf Pins

glilverware, Ebony Goods, &c

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C. W. . Patterson

` Jeweller _

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'From Hand io [land

1'hd‘j'swel-fuel that means more to you

whden you and it than the whltest diem* on -_

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'- ,j High-quality Coal , fmg\_.." _ards-clean, free-burning. long- _{5&a_t1-f'el'r”pricg¢, and' _fair

servlqiigg.-xeghwi for-_yaur orders. _ _ ,,_1°' ‘="°‘."'v,-”__.,.,uf _ f»'=\=_ °',="'=fv=’

C. Lyons & Co.

_ Phone 111 -

The Challoiietown Drivlnglfsrlt and

Provincial Eiliihltion Association

'll e eral Meetin of the

sl'»Idl;='%=::‘:‘¢%asl?znnwlll be held! in the Bosril o!,°’l‘rs e booms Market Building, Uber on town, on 'rhuritdsy evening l t Nth de! of Jnnuary_ nstant, 1013. at- t hourofglght olcloclt.

sngéer- coke pre closed till aiterithe

above _settnm ‘ "Rated tgis mth dev of January A. D..

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_ ' Secretary-Treasurer.

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_That pain in the back I

is caused _byrdiseased _ kide, l neys. Get on the right i road to health by using Rexall Kidney Pills, a preparation that ‘is fully dsranteed by us Money back if dissatisfied Price a box 5oc, three boxes 'for §;,`£5,`six boxes for $2.50. ~ The‘ McKinnon Drug e Co., corner Great ,George and, Kent Streets. ‘ A

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Come into our office and have you'

teeth examined fr of c r

autee perfection in Crown and Bridg Work Extracting and filling without pain prica moderate. " `

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es SE -‘Ie

Pnonezis-:_

of Island buckwheat direct fro he mill at ’ '

Baer 8|. Buffs

Dentllttéy SDR. 0. EER urggon entist |

Bglin entel Parlors Bic mon§rSt. Phone 1514 J

, Over owls Bros

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Purify your blood.

- build up your body oy

using Rexall Blood Tab- " lets,a standard prepa.ration‘ _that 'is f_~working'_ good cures ' in 'hundreds of _cases This preparation is sold by_us with the' un- derstanding that if it is not satistactory, your money will be refunded. Une box 5oc, six boxes for $2.50 The McKin-

N he ge, Qmy the boilers. A rescue party succeed-

tnkes a few mintue-and we will tell you ed in digging him out while he was exactly what you need and it wont ccst still living, but he died soon after- ynu one penny We make teeth and guar- nnleethem to fit exactly, We also guar-

° blown across the boiler room, falling - against the side of _the digestsr room.

en Street. Next d°°r Beer &G°if head fireman, was blown, together

Treacle & Honey

- __ I f house when the explosion occurred.

Okyissélizzzg gt Higii l-Ie was pinned to the ground by the EY in two Sizes’ M50 a fresh Suppiyr horses ran to their stable and were

m ployed in the mill were struck by

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I-E0fl‘U3E~ THURSDAY.-A splen- did1°°¢\\r_°suo»n-am-'vnu -mo aun- niiicont views Lon' "‘Gl‘i,iwde end Al- hambra" will *be givph on Thursday llllht next in`St. J e"ml`i'~'I-Iall.

(From Yester_dsy's Evening Guardian)

WILL NOT`Bll A CANDIDATE.-

Ths Rev. Dr. Pringle, who has lust _ returned from the West, in his serm- on at St. Andrew's Church, Sunday, says a Sydney exchange, gave denial to the report circulated that he was to be a candidate for the otllce of mnyor in the city of Sydney. The liev. Dr. said that he had no politi- cal or civic _ambition otherwise than lor the moral betterment of existing conditions as they were in this city. “The report is a ridiculous ons,--and I would not attempt to run for such an office."-Dr. Pringle is well known in Charlottetown.

_ CAUSE OF DEATH.-One msn was killed and two others injured-one of thorn so seriously that he is expected to die-when the boilers at the How- land Pulp & Paper Co‘s mill here ex- ploded without warning at 8.80 o'clcck Monday morning. Stephen Toole, of Howland, formerly of Char- lottetown, says an Howland, Me., ex- change, a tlremsn, was buried alive under the debris/in front of one of

ward. He was terribly burnsd‘. Clif- ford Wallace, another tireman, was

His injuries and burns are expected to prove fatal. John McClusky, the

with a quantity of debris, for many yards. He is badly hurt but it is be- lieved he will recover. Ralph Cham- berlain, n. teamster, was oiling his wagon wheels outside the boiler

debris but was not hurt badly. The

uninjured. Several other men em-

falling bricks and pieces of debris ‘but their injuries were trifling. The boiler house was completely demol- ished and the loss has been estimat- ed al: $20,000.

CORNWALL.-Wednesday evening,

January 22nd, favored by most auspicious weather the concert. and basket social so .admirably planned and the subject of great and pleasur- able anticipatlon proved an unquali- ded success. The financial results, over $80, were most encouraging. The Cornwall residents thank most sincerely and heartily all who in any way contributed to the satisfactory condition of things, especially the friends from a. distance. The auction- eers, Benj. Carter, S. A. Macdonald and Harold Jenkins, all of Char- Vlottstown, and John Stewart oi ‘Ham';'>'snire, right nomy minima their functions. That distinguished citi- zen, ox-Lieutenant Governor D. A. McKinnon, is always warmly welcom- ed lu his public appearances all over his native Province and the reception accorded in Cornwall was enthusias- tic and hearty. His theme “Rural Betterment" was dealt with in e most interesting way and his sugges- tions were eminently clear, practical and progressive. George W. Mc- Phee, formsrly a member of the Is- _land Legislature, but more recently a

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COAL BUSINESS T0

FIGHT THE H. C. L.

GRAND .RAPIDS, Mich., Ja.n.22-

Grand Rapids is planning to go into the coal business in an effort to re- duce the high cost of‘livinz and to hght the local dealers with their high prices. The Common Council is be- hind the move. -

W. J. Sully, an independent opera-

tor at Buffalo, has contracted to do- liver f. o. h.' Grand Rapids all the anthracite the city wants at $6.75 per ton. The city will charge $1.50 per ton for handling and will deliver the fuel to the consumer at $1 per ton cheaper than the local dealers are now charging. _

Aannsr 'runnin AMERICANS _ ` t ls Mssxloan not-rr.

MEXICAN CITY, Jan. 2|-'-The ar- re'st of three Americans _for lighting in a cafe threatens to iiecdme an in- ternational incident. Upon represen- tations from'Ambassadot‘ Wilson the Mexican Department of Justice today began a strict inquiry to ascertain if the police were animated by anti- American feeling in making the ar- rests. None of the Mexicans engag- 'sa in the urn: were

URGE UNIFORM . __ ` -

LABOR LAWS FOR

' LLL THE STATES.

BOSTON, Jan. 23--Uniform labor*

lekilleilon for all tiltee St|tti£s`l'- ‘ai urgsd».e`_¢'a heerins. fore 9 egisa- lstivs committee on liederal-hsguln-_ tions today oi e resolve urging Con- gress to propose an arnandmsnb tb the fedex-s`l» constitution, author-h_ilt¢ it to regulate the hours of labor in the various' States. ‘ __ ‘ _ _keiitsesntstivss Sanborn spd Bch- ispp ol rlswrsncg argued b:i*.'ti1s. mn- surs. The former said that it true-

to gm oongnn tm power.

is nmstqumu lolita

when it competes which bye not

settler in the West, is returning once again to his native Province, being satisfied that no where in this fair and broad Dominion can be found a _home'lifs so' replete with comfort and so removed from disturbance and destitution. Austin 'Trainor was a huge success, screamingly funny, well capable ol sustaining inrhimself the w_holo‘ evening's entertainment and best of all it was “clean fun" which is. never out of place and ever relish- sd and demanded. As singer, reciter,- instrumentalist and actor, he was! qually first class impersonator. Miss iMcBsth (visiting at Mrs. Wright'/s, Cornwal,l,)' sang most sweetly. Miss 'Emma McMillan gave a reading in a most accomplished 'manner. Cecil Stewart in a couple of mi|th-pro_vok_- ing songs' was highly appreciated. The hall was crowded to the doors, many had to stand. The Rev. Geo. Orman, Methodist minister, was vot- ed into the .chair on motion of the principal of the Cornwall public school, coupled by Frank Howard. I-Iis_oi!lce and duty was _made most, light and pleasant by the excellent behavior and good order maintained.

The good peolrle of Cornwall will be glad to see a d bear their Charlotte-.‘ town friends at any favorable oppor- tunity. ' _

:rua-‘ni~u-oo' 'roots Pasta keeps the

teeth white by preventing the forma- tion of tartar. _Keeps the breath right by preventing putre-faction. Is gs maui. nrorhylwtit. -_¢1w\»1\=¢ aundmpleusnt tea the Mite. ¢“\’°- ' , tx-51.' U ` rs._ E., A. Foster ' en f\\ll1_1sM“_

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People‘s Theatre ~ Tonight -

I somites-w..i|y ‘ Week's News l - -if'-he last Dance _ _ '_The Maiden of

for theblues

RITZIUS -

-WHO

cases Court

live toad _lp _ ' _yard on Saturday

naar!-1 rn w1NNir=s:o_-at winni-

. _ _ t, Bl'

brief illneel of four days of la grippe lilrs. Thomas H. Barnes, youngest daughter of the late Allan McLeod of Hartsville in the 35th year of her agc, leaving a husband and one daughter, aged three years, also live sisters andtwo brothers, besides a large circle of friends, to mourn their loss. -

WEDDING BELLE.-At the Meth-

odist Parsonage, Cornwall, Wednes- day aftcrnoon,l Jan 22nd, Miss Bes- sie Lena Yeo of Kingston, became the wife of Henry 'Leslie Holmes of Hampshire, Both these young people enjoy the respect and affection of a wide circle of relatives, friends and acquaintances and many and fervent are the good wishes and prayers for their married happiness. The odjciat- ing minister was the Rev. George Or- man.

PLEASANT SURPRISE.-One day

recently when Rev. R. H. Stavart, of Harcourt, says a Moncton exchange, was in the Coal Branch Section of his pastorate, _he met with a pleas- ant surprise. At one of the houses to which he had been invited one of the ladies of the number present pre- sented Mr. Stavert with s. sum of money, _accompanied by an address, stating among other things that the giving of this gift was but a smell token of the esteem the people had for their pastor and oi their appreci- ation of his work. Mr. Stavert, al- though taken altogether by surprise, replied ilttingly and thanked the peo-

sses w ave een shown to

him since coming to this congregn

do more towards bringing peo

according ‘to directions and your

Rexall guara tee, two sized bottles, 50c. and 25c. The McKinnon Drug Co., corner Great George and Kent Ste. ` Mtf.

¢ rn

Rare Bargains in Watches 0'

l Still the opp>r.u~ ity is open

to take advantage of our 95 p. c. cwarnnce ssl; discount.

l unrsale of watches has le u l tremendous, li-t We still have - some real choice bargain to

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ot our stock if men's. wr ni- - eu’s and chilclren‘swstches at- 25 per cena oil regular price.

LADIEY Vl ATCHES 0

:nd 6 s za, reg--larly $I4 50

I for $|0_75. $l3.50 f0I' $l0, $29, for 52|, and $33 for 24. __

MEN'S WATCHES. I6 ')

ard 18 size, wo'lh $|2 f0\‘ $9 fo; and fOl’. . .

At this Clenance Sale you

ire dined the entire balance

Foxes Foxes

_Parties na.-ing 1913 Pups for sale should correspond with the undersigned, giving breeding _and “me png' vsoxv"

' BOX 332 Charlottetown,

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_ Annual Sale of

..”§f.’.“i..‘I.""f%“. vllil$.T.'-’f“‘i'f.'.T.‘Z.'°'i§ - _ »-=- I ,Boots and Sho e __

PUR. UU! . On Dec 21| sit A ' I m

The prfce of leather is going up. That doesn’t mean

that you cannot geta special snap in footwear occasionally.

t This sample sale of footwear is an eagerly expected

event for it is the biggest, best and most genuine bariain event in footwear the Island has ever seen. t he stock is made up of agents’ sample lines exclusively. Everyiteui

in the lot is worth the regular price.

All New Goods---No ‘ Old Styles---No Stickers E

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All the styles are right up to the-minute.

There is not an o'd style in tl~e let ard not a shoe in the showing is older tiau last;~_ sy,_rin,g's styles. At the pr sent pzice of leather the booti

|_ ere worth fully a dollar more than the regu ar

price asked but we bought xlisse shoes before the

saving. The rc is

ple for this another of the many _ ` ,,,,,d,_e 'meh ,_ b

M en’s Bargains

This sale is ofspecial interest to men

for you can get some vtonderfullv good values heie now. The line of nien’s boots in this sa.mp'e sale is extensive and there are enough styles, sizes. grades and lasts to suit the taste of every man.

Patent leather a-id tau boots. all

sizes regularly $5, now. . . . ....$4.00

Patent leather and tan shies and

calf boots, regularly $4.50 fora. . _ .$3.60

Regularly $4.00 for. . . . . .li . . .$3.20

ull sizes.

Don ilu. boot

Another line

advance cameinto edcct and you secure alllihe

you are. '

_ Items for Wornen

zo p. t orr russs

Patent und gun motnlpumps. naplendid line. l Patent oxfords, huttoned und luced styles,

Tun oxford:-1, buttoned and laced.

gt s.

Patent boots, buttoned and laced. Slippers in strap and pump styles.

| American boots and oxfords, extra. fine, for-

merly priced ut '62 60 to S4 for $1 25 to.. Sl I

A line liuc of bout.~t,noarly all sizes .Sl a pair

und ii, rather old styles but good for winter wear _

__ 50ea pair

Buttonstl overghoes. sizes 2_1 2, 8, 3 l-2 snid

4, suit boots oifere above _ . . 50c a pa r

Cloth rubbers, 2,,2 1-2_`und;ii l-2 . . .25ca pair

a good range _of ___sl_zes_~j,n this; --

of fine boots, sizes l, 2 2 1~2

tion. These expressions of good will 'gm

ple and pastor into a closer bond of A' ` Babies' boot-1. . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. . . . . 2s¢ a pei '

unity.-Mr. Stsvert is a native of \ ' \\ ` Childi-en‘s bo0tS, Sizes. 5; 6, 7 -:luv ... H. .. . .CW a phi this Province. ‘ "f ..- \ Girls' boots, slzes 8, o, and lo . . . . . . . . » ».. . . . ...75¢ I Pll

_.Do this for _your cough_ Get 8 1, "I" 0"' \\\ Chocolate buttoned boots, sizes 8, 9, and Io, rc gularly $1.3

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CHURCH' SEHVIIIES _

METHOD! ST

First Methodist-Rev. J. Heaney at

11 a.m. and at 7 p. m. Prayer ser- vice on Wednesday evening at 7.30 Students and strangers cordially wel-

Grace Church-Rev. Thomas Mar-

shall st eleven s.. m. and at 7 p. rn. Sunday School and bible class at 2.30. A cordial invitation is oilered strangers and college stu- dents.

PRESBYTERIAN

St. James Presbyterian.-Rev. T.

F. Fullerton at eleven a. m., and at seven D. m. Strangers and college students are cordially invited to all services. Sunday School at 2.30.

Zion--Morning prayer meeting at

ten a. ni., Rev. G. C. Taylor at eleven a. m. and seven p. m. Sunday School and Bible Class at 2.30. A cordial invitation is offered strang- ers and college students. _

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN

Central Christian-Rev. J.F. Floyd

at 11 and seven. Sunday School and Bible Glass at 2.30. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 p. m. All seats free. College students and strange" HTG cordially Invited to attend all ser- vices.

BAPTIST

Baptist Church-Rev. Z. L. Fash

at eleven and at seven. Sunday'

Sc ool at 230 with "L70 alists"

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class ol Adultsin church auditorium. A cordial welcome is extended to all tha services of this Ghugcb. '

ANGLICAN

St. Pau1's-Rector Rev. T. W. Mur-

phy. Morning Prayer at eleven s. m. Sunday School and Bible Class at 2.30 p. m. Evening service at seven p, m. Holy communion at eight thirty a. m.‘~ All seats free.

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Bt. Peter’s Cathedral-#Holy ` Oom-

munlon at 8 and, 11 a. m. Matins 10.15. Evening Service at seven-‘p.m. Chlldren’s Catechism at 2.80 p. m.

ST. DUNS’l'AN'S CATHEDRAU F Mall at 7 30 0hildre\'l's Mall

fret . ,

at 8.80. . Catschislr immediately-eff ter _\!us.' at 10.80. ves- psrs and-Bsnediction‘at ~;7 p. m.

SALVATION ARMY. .

sunday-Ssrviceeat 11, 3, and

7.80 D. m. Week night service.-7 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Set-

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uns: "sinaono mm" 4 .-

SHABHES RECORDS.

NEW HAVEN 'Jah 8%-The hi h

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ly-px-me tins' ot -'vows mon; msn" has been conferred on W. F.

Roos, e iuhior at the Scientide School. Hi has broken* all the

:Kverslty records for but of stren-

end rolled up the reliable total

of 1,665 points. The former re-_

cord was 2,490.9.

All.

We are headquarters for the’

_ __ ,_ _ _ 'nrr 'ro Haan .news --. . Guns.

. ON n_n|1GRAN'l' Binh.; Rx es

‘SEVERAL HURT IN

BUFFALO WRECK.

BUFFALO, N. Y., Jan. 22-In n head~on collision between a Wabash passenger train and a freight train at the Perry street crossing in this = city, several persons were injured to- ldny. All the ambulances in the city

` .l.- .` f b -. " _V ` V ‘ ers rushed to the scene. The tracks

-_-'Q-its'_§f't5,,.t,;&,f;1-, °°"‘°° .ge blocked. united states.

FREE LUNCH HIT -

IN CAPITAL NOW.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22-Btlte laws similar to the one in Ohio, abo- lishing the "free lunch" fu saloone in order to lift a "burden off the al- ready over-hurdened retailer," were ndvanced at the annual conferencefof the National Liquor League 'of ' the'

sn- _W _ _Jg

the result na the current was very strong. T e Journey " one hour and forty minutes up and forty-five minutes to come homo again, the engineand boat being just adopted to each other. The real beauty of the Imperial is that it doesn’t re- vuire aperson of u mechanical turn of mind to run it. Truly YOUTH. Augustus Wannop. Mutata, N. Z. __ _\

Mr. Wannop is the nwuer of the first Imperial'

Motor to be sent to Australasia.

Bruce Stewart £29 Co-.

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New Zealand '

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Fm-n Augustus Wnnnop, Mat- ato, N. Z. comes tho following X

The 3 H. P. Im_ ‘

periul motor is wifh-- . out doubt n. first-class motor of the 2 cycle

I. type, easy to start

and regulates grand. The Thsrmsx Sileno- ‘

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er is an acquisition, and allows the motor to run quiet- l ly and smoothly without retarding _speed [_ ran at

party ol' nine persousa lhatt-el' of 10 miles up the Rang' ' '

itikei River and 10 miles back. u. week after the en-

gine was fitted in the boat. and nas exceedingxly pleased vith

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L. B. Miller, Principal.

Charlottetown L_ B Miller. Principal

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The Charlottetown Business College and

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of its kind in the Maritime Provinces. Here you

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