1913

Weather for a while.

.a- ..;__ 4 , -

- ',. I

We can supplythe

b¢St AL and

_ 4

wood, lo we s tp

prices. ,. __ _

A.Piriarus.cu.

` 5 Phone 2,6. Clftows E ~

hold of s cough instantly. and will usual

_.X _,-

, _ s

lr' cure the most stubborn use in 24 SUCCESSFUL OPERATION.-Mar

hours. This reelpe makes 16 ounces- ter Fred Craig of Charlottetown. son B

enough for s whole family. You oouldn't of Peter and Mrs. Craig, was sue-

buy ss much or ss good ready-meds cessfully operated on for appendicftis lf

voush syrup f°r 82.50. . in the P. E. I. Hospital ssturdayl-Ie

M1! *W0 WPI 0! Krlmulhfed N811' With is reported doing well. 5

one cup of warm water,-and stir two mln-' c _.___ l s vel. Put 2% pu:-cee cr x>inn=.<nnv srnorsi. 'rnA1N.-.especial train U

<°°“"" W°’"‘7_ |11 I 15~°\\l-we-bvlilv. Ind will leave Murray Harbor at 8 pan., “dd um GW” 5Y|'“U~ Tm! “UPI D°1`- Murray River 8.10, Vernon River °° Ak” ‘3°|'“°" thw- ‘°'=U>' U14 11°# e views! tam-children 4.25, ver-non 4.50, en next Friday in ,

1"” 1*- B"“°°l “P 91° lPP*=¢|¢° H115 'il connection with the Burn's celebra- slightly laxatlve. which helps endaeough. ,tion pn .the Opera House' stopping at

You probably know the medical .value ¢“A,.,j,,-dint, stshonm _ Thom Wm:

of pine in treating asthms.,» bronchitis and he spéemuy reduced mr" -

other thmet troubles, sore lungs etc. ' t

Th il _ ' """”' £5? v..1..‘.I‘\§lf."2‘5...~fZ.‘il'f§’..'¢..i‘f$".fl,§e.'S.n"$? INWAHD TRAINS--Ymerday me ‘“ "‘° °'°'““‘ '°' G°°"°”°‘"‘

crwry whit nm me z, 1 it lei- O - _’ cel ena an -t-its mltdrei 1ies1ln‘l;_ pinfueie- "stem °°°°'mf“»°'d°u°” °"_"°»d mf pieptta tOther]~ preparations will not workg 3ha8'1%*:°t§;'!;' u'Q5' “'d (7: ( n or . m; e s accomrno a on a l 'rhe'proirinp‘taresultn from this inexpen- 12 20 fi - gh 3 _ sive remedy have made friends for it in siée gécglhxgg use' if 5361 Elms: B me nu rn ithuitaszn _.,““ “ - --1 andmllanlnilz. gxliidh "explain: :vhy di; fifteen minutes late. The Georgetown §`ll%:e:1§="\;¢¢¥\ 1111018165 Often. 'but Devel' special from the Minto arrived here i

A guaranty of absolute satisfaction, or at 12'10 P' m'

money promptly refunded, goes with this '_-'

recipe. Your druggist has Plnex. or will PQQITIQN V _s(jANT__.H_ w_ Yam 5°* i§ofr%"n2'§“bn{‘ “°" “nd ‘° T” Pm” News Editor of The Guardian's Morn.

o., . .

ing Daily, left New Year’s Day to be

_ --i FIGHT 'IO HAVE FIFTY

QN BOARD VERONESE

oroivro, nertngei, Jen. 11-min-

tered for morn than thirty hours by a severe Atlantic gale, the Lamport and Holt linen Veronese, which was driven ashore on the Portuguese Coast, was ‘slowly going to pieces to. 'day while lifefssvers, exhausted by their terriilc struggle, fought desper- 0»¢°lY to save the nf-ty passengers re-

mainingon the ship. Eighty-nine of the 139 passengers,l

on the'Ver0ne_`se had been taken off up to noon, loin'-te'en'mo'rc have been rescued by lil `;` svers,today. Most of: the psssengx were immigrants bound 'for ' Brazilian and Argentine ports.~“*,‘ -j. - _ ~

, V . . -x. _ -'_

or-no nrvunis AGAIN

.nnouiimo Ar CINGINNATI.

CINCINNATI; Jan. 17-»After re-

maining ststiohary for 20 hours,tl1e Ohio river again ,began to recede here today. The ~‘loca1 weather

‘Check Thai Rhenmalism

,Before it gets Worse A

Rheumatism if not checked

in time willbecome chronic.

r ll0dd’s

Rheumalism Cure

has made life bearable tomnny who suffer from rheumatism. S vme of the worst cases-,it is' possible , to conceive-have b-en cured by this unéqualltd remedy. -

G E. llughes}“»”r2»»1-'~

V forecast,

Predicts that the river will fall slow- _ ly here 'for the next 86 hours and

u ruggist

Charlottetown

_alter th t or; ia! . F Q- m le rap l"y $T;._.._'.~..._a___- 2.___E.. _ _.

'._- ' iff... absent for about two weeks. A let-

- ~ ter was received from him Saturday

lastfr.Bot tdin -

om s on en er g his resign

ation and expressing good wishes. Applicants for the position should write or apply personally to “Editor Guardian, Charlottetown,” at once.

A LOSS T0 THE PROVINCE.-

As a result of the flit of the winter steamers frorn~ Charlottetown to Georgetown the extra cost of trans- portation has fbeen deducted from the price of Dork. On Friday last the price dropped from 10; to 10 cents, at which figure it_stil1 remains and the merchants attribute the drop to the extra cost of shipping via Georgetown. And so it will be seen that the cost. of the change of routes falls upon the farmers ol the prov- ince as well as on the merchants whose goods are being held in Pic- tou. _

FUNERAL OF MRS. BROWN.-The

funeral of the late Mrs. W. H.

tended. The service at the house was conducted by Rev. H. J. Fraser. The pall-bearers were H. J. Massy, Nell McKel\'ie, Neil Sinclair, J. A. Brace, Wm. Stewart and Thomas E. Ram- say. The remains were escorted to the depot, thence to the home of Duncan Hyde, Charlottetown, a bro-

‘ Qurlng the winter time the serviceability and general

Usefulness ofa Thermos are points in its favor that should

Get 'a iz*

interest all travellers,

from $1 9:

who taken lunch to work with'then'i. '

The Thermos bottle retains the exact. temperature of

iemfeel. 5,, a-.,._l.;,... ll.. ;pXs,f»g_ -_=_h°v1 ghgldrgn. _f worilnginen, tiavellcflind apo s'men. All 'bless' here

t/hose wholive outdoors much and

...... .. ss.

M“°K‘~”e" Brescia l

' T.-._

A -- -- ~ -- _a good ruu o,r your money.` Made-of the very`J`.:st tobacco, .rn-d made

RIGHT; 3 ` ivlliclcey & ;,Nlcl\olson

e ,A alu’-able Pile 0

~ Tobacco is a pile of' V I

HICKEY’S BRIGHT CUT smoking tobacco, Cool, Sweet, Mild, pure, clean, and wholesome.

Better lay in a supiply at present_,'prices, an at

*rcinccc cc. ua. ”

_P A .;,__._..-m

~ .e ‘ f .

. Sheet

_~a _ »

»i We‘;have_'s large stock_of the following sizes

' inches x 36 inches "ac 26 guage

` ,2 “ x30 ‘:"xa6 “

is 4

ye X 36

2-~"`»§.-1.

3* ~g1,_2_ 25 $ 3 a

cn G*

2: 23 2222

_ X 24 _

_-_~;;ii?.;4-"1 P Z2. = ~ _ xiao ` “" ' }h\._ X 24

J 4 x 36

L seas' Wxmiao

8 24 ‘ -x 36 x 30 X36 x 36

'Q42

S, is sr X30 ‘,“

pq MN M' 3%-8

so tons in stock at lowest market price.

5 “Q ,. ‘ ' ` A. Georgetown, was in 'Charlottetown » I ppo 0

Iron

use 3

1_,:v¢‘q%'ao “ Jr 42 x~ 22

::£e.:.

PL;

.18 -

_ x 18

. x\!8 ,

x 16 ~

_ _ . in Charlottetown yesterday and went

Y Epghiumrnerside in the afternoon.

. " u l ' I I . l

. ` T , ‘ ‘ ri

ther oi the deceased. The remains were then conveyed to the Hyde cem- etery, West River, where interment took place.. The service at the grave was' conducted by Rev. Mr. Miller, oi Cornwall. Accompanying the re- mains from Summerside were the hus- band of the deceased, his son, George D. Brown, St. Eleanors, and his son- iu-law; George Godkin, Collector oi

PERSUIIILS

_"QL ,

_ -Benjamin Bremner, Charlottetown, ` was a passenger to Kensington yes- terday afternoon. ».

ltlrs. Ed. Crosby and her daughter

Miss Olga, Cape Traverse, were pas- sengers to Charlottetown yesterday.

J. P. Bradley, Ke1ly’s Cross, was

a passenger to Charlottetown yester

day. p

_,"H. H. Cox, Morell,- was in Char- lottetown yesterday and returned in the afternoon.

Ai H. Rattenbury and J. A. Mes-

servey, Charlottetown, were in Hali- fax lest week.

, -__-

D. Montgomery. Station Agent,

Wm. McDonald, ,Vernon River, was

E.-M. and Mrs. Myriclr, J. H. My- ck, Tlgnish, were in Charlottetown csterday and went to Georgetown

od one too. That means you will

bound and will

much wear as the All sizes and prices look over the dis-

UF?

_lPiéé_‘i'Wi¢h A “ ‘M6i"_cish” Taste

-. -rr" ` ~ '

deli , .te oenpies that cw

gl” _feces 1:' tra ge*=mg:1z!i&s: -»--'

.| _1 ~ '

etusttg, _ .f ..~. .-,:¢:.'f.°.%.-.-aaee,...f.'liill;

Brown, Summerslde, took place yes- _S 'terday morning and was largely at- had bee” 9°*“'°hing-

W_. H. Hogan, Hope River, was in c

_ Charlottetown yesterday. a

.ji _ ------»._.._.~_-_..__ --

’ "“"'*""' - IT PAYS to buf In this Provlseel

HOW, 5”" “Y” ~’i ‘L . ' . ' ‘ " Quickly. A l‘s'n'iuy Supply, INFORMATION.-Any retail dealer publication. should save their time

:~ ` ‘ - ’ at Small Gust; " ‘ ' ' ' ‘ ill " Chatlottetown or -Bumnierside, sud postage, news is now veri-

f » ,l f f . :ho 1aiii;en&.up-cgi)-a‘:l;e,n'|;:‘Qre»;;iy nee pet fm; tion unussthe rer-

. .""'°*'_“~`*i __ _ _ . °-v°=f._¢_°__ ._ °, _. -"'.°°° “*?\l$¢

tasty- Hereuemnne-msec' iéenehy sutures’ Guardian, ol1arlf>tte’town, et cnce.|

_ .___

oute to their.home in Brandon.

pent the week end in Sourls.

Millar, Alberton. '

hear of her_ serious illness. -

Phail, Brighton.

recent illness. V

____

in Ontario.

IIALDERS DROPS DEAD ON

make a search.

ky with his fathor's body.

DOSES SATCHEL AND

and other reports. .

oonnmsroiirpnwrs.-2'rneee 'ne' send The' Gllitdlan bogus items for

- V _, .sa\ne, os'dis-.hand-

writing on_ the letter is known to

ome member of The Guardian stad. _

when an stem is received the name `

ppended thereto as that _of th! sender is `A1§ii\¢dia¢eIy_ ~1v`n`tt0l1 to and

found to be forged the item and

all partileulsrs are sent to the per- - '

on concerned.. Thus there have been " ~

ome cases' already in which there is ttle doubt al`-to the identity of tha

tor€er, =and at any time action may '

** , n the afternoon en route to Boston. '

J. ll.. lfBtl5li0WB and little son

Ralph were passengers from Albany o Charlottetown yesterday and left

From Yesterd8y's Evening Guardian) Nelson Winchester, Charlottetown,

Mrs. T. C. James, Charlottetown, s the guest of Rev. Mr. and Mrs.

The many friends of Miss Melissa

Barrett, Kingston, will regret to -

Neil and Mrs. Mcquarrie, Summer-

side, spent the week end in Charlotte- town the guests of Mrs. (Dr.) Mc-

The many friends of Misses Ruby

Barrett and Esther Godfrey, King- ston, will be pleased to learn that 4 they are able to be out after their

John Lewis, a talented and popular

young farmer of Uigg, is receiving a warm welcome from his Island friends on returning home from a long and enjoyable visit with friends

MEETING MISSING SON.

ENID, Okla, Jan. 16-Emotion kill-

ed J. `U. Raiders, aged 60, of Green- vi1le,, Ky., yesterday. He. fell dead < ' when he saw a son, who left home - everal years ago, and for whom he-

Young Raiders started for Kentuc- II `

$400,000 IN STOCK.

ci-IICAGO, Jan. lel-w. D. wade, president of the Australian marine ' libres, limited, a foreign corporation, who arrived here today on his way V to London, England, reported to the = police that a satchel containing stock in the company ot the par value of $400,0D0_`h|§d~bcen stolen from him

- _ V . _ _. »' -a. .r wa st ion.

~"‘°\f9t5'mL» 'S“mm°’md°- V ' " “He ggidmglie ,gilichdl allib contained

he company's financial statements

The company recently was organiz- d with a capital of $800,000 ` nd has its oulcesin Melbourne, Aus-i ‘

-- . trans. 'rue niissmg1~sto'ek'1e not ne-

Harry Tidmarsh, Charlottetown, g01;1nb1e_ , ,

went to, Sourls' yesterday afternoon. Wade said he left the satchel on the

` -- floor of the waiting room while he 5

C. L. Grant, Charlottetown, was a went to get 3 drink of water, He was

passenger to St.” Peters yesterday gone only a few minutes. _ `

mfternoon. f ‘ `

i _ new 0' mf Pass

JT) /.' tk "' ~' "`“"

I mmlll///uuyfeiw i‘j1...,,__‘ ' ' ' '

’ Charlotteton, P. E. I. . » " '°

lx- " te

he real

Cancelled from that date. Shop now n

In order to commence the needed preparation for stocktaking, this sale

willbe closed on Wednesday evening 22nd last. Until that hour. all the great discounts oHered you all over the store still stand. Until that hour you still have achance to buy from the best dry goods stock in P. E. Island at f.if~'o:'y prices.

o We repeat a list of the great discounts-study them carefully-then re-

member the shortness of the time, and get your shoppln g done while the chance isopen to you. `

- -. ll.

At s x o’cloclc Wednesday 22nd irtsti

Alteration Sale 1

Comes to _dn end--Discounts

Dress tri inmlngs Buttons

'cmallwares

Hair Switches Hair Rolls ‘ Cushion coxda

The boy's mother dreamed he was 5 i Embroidery Hoops

in Oklahoma and sent her husband to > ‘ Blagk Lage

, l

Embroidery Hendkfs

Ladies’ .Neckwear

4 ¢ + '

Aviation Cups Child’s Heldwear ’iulles, etc Child’s cloth coats Cloth skirts

Lingerie vraists Cushion Forms

White Lace

Allov.r Laces

Veiling

ONE-THIRD off all These ‘Lines ,

Here is a kind of guide board to show you what items are reduced

One-third during the GREAT ALTERATION SALE. There are choice goods all over the store, all new, all attractive, all desirable, which you will ` iiud mentioned here, some are more fully described in another section of the f advertisement, others not.

__ _,_ |

_ t

Silks " Millinevy ribbons - ' Shell Hair Goods `

Hair Puds

Stamped Linens

Ostrich P.umes and Tips

Cloth Ts-ms

Ladies' cloth coats - .

Ml\>("'\ (_“<1ll\‘IlRiS Ladies* silk skins

25 p. c. off - ' This offer means that on " every dollar purchase you

make a saving of* 25 cents.

. The discount is given you on

desirable goods a‘l over the st 'e, practically every line iscdiscounléd, and a large pro- portion at Twen'y~five Per

V Cent.

All dress goods

' All linings

Dress moslins Serpe utine crepes Ginghams

, Wiapperettcs

All satteens

Berlin wools

V The`fe'e"s" purity and wholesome _ '

' |.

fl'

for your children's coughs and colds. _

If you will trv a bottle

of ’Johnsion’s Compound Syrup of While .Pine with Eucnlyptol and lloney you will find it an efficient remedy in relieving

Throat troubles

Pleasant to take. and

put up by us, especially for children,-Przce 25c.

Johnson &,-.Johnson

The Quality Drug Store.

look 0ul

Coughs, Colds and any

Beehive wools Ivanhoe, yarns

' Andalusian etc. Embroideries

Cashmere hoseexcept‘Penman

Fabric gl -we : . '

' Umbrellas

Llt.eu collar

= Men's ties

Braces ‘ ~ _+3 Gloves and mitls Men’s linen haudkerchiefs Men’s silk hmdkerchiefs Men’s sox Y Q Sheep lined coats Cloth caps, all new ~ Underwear except Stanfield’s S seater and sw<a‘er coats Overalls and jumpers

20 p. c. Discount off all these

All of the goods mentioned

below are yours at a discount of zo percent or just one fifth the price. That is to say, every article priced at 1.00 will now be 80 cents -

and so, in the same propor-

tion through all these lines.

Pi int coitons

Denlms ,

Cottonsdes Flannelettes

Oxford shirclngs

Galateas All ducks

White cotton While lawns White linens White dlmities

Flaune‘s

Grass linens

Ribbon 8: stag sillrs Belding's embroidery, silks Velvet ribb an-1

Ladies kid gloves

Ladief dogskiu gllves

Suit cases and club begs

All trunks

Loungiug robes House jackets Men‘s rnufilers

Ladies white wear Corsets (except 4 specials Children’s underwear Fiannelettc gowns V

Lined kid gloves

p Plain hsndierchiefs

)

25 p. c. off

A Little Study will show

you that e large pro-portion of the mtst desirable goods in

the store can br bought st this `

discount during the next,few_ days. ` ' ` J

Silk waists

Satteen waists

Net waisis

Tailored blouses

Wrappers

Waterproof cloaks Dressing gowns etc White table linens Colored table lin°us ‘ Napkins .

All towels

All art saieens

Table covers

All portiers p

Curtain nets

Bear Costing Cloths

Wool blankets

Silence Cloths .

Colored felts

Down comforts

Fancy linens Wall Fa rs Men’s sgierts

Pajamas and night shirts

Boys overcoats .

Aprons

Wool shawls and scarfs

Wool toques

Ladies' golf coats Child’s golf coats

Silk velvets

2;- 1-_ -_-25-i-ii2;-1-,-_-_-_ -is1;:-ij;-3-;<:a(-1-;-‘-f ;-;-i-_-_-i-i-;-3 _ _-;='_-v-_-1-11

l' ~ . .

ff W 1 ; "f - =.'si;-'-_ _ ‘ 1-; ' - -_ J-1 fe ;_- _ 1 -if-if- ; -_ 1; of ;-1;,

Use Ma_c'S

-_Bloodir F ood f

Mess sinndpreed is just

the tonic you wdnt for

Nervous disorders

'Bragg fag _ We ness

Lsssitude _

and any :yer disorder of the muse ar system caus- ,f edby the presence of im- . _ pare blood inthe body.You

cennbt sdord to be without gtiismatchless tonic. fg- _; One-boxvcost~l,5oe‘,’ for, ‘L35 and 6 for......§l._90

., ._

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" o~."i..`"'*d‘i`.*'sZ.€lT¢»2'§l' ‘

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Muni

:..e@ii.s.¢.1..c'u fm.. .....-

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0ne esnf per word ll`rs_t insertion in this column. hell cent per word

' for eseh continuation. Cash mlni -_accompany order and five per sent

Now the cold weather is here you 1 ' dtseeunysllewsd. Minimum ehsrse Twenty-five cenfe.

will want s hot water bottle and a

I GUARDIAN ciassirn-zu Aus if~’~¥“i‘-f~'11‘-`° “°"“'

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24 _ mm im. f2.f1_““.’“"*’”....‘i';

wgwpmp A GIRL, APPLY ,M _ Burford, O tario. 1-16M6i. ~ _ _GW Douglum 155 gmt sh l i I mly lu-all sad Weekly Siu

_____`,._s_l”2.‘iL¥3_-. _ M|§CEl.l._ANl'.0US Tha Mornin

WANTED A ‘MAID FOR GENERAL housevorkllifol wsshing. Apply to Mrs. Chas. Doulworth, 181 Fits- rvy St. 1-lbhilli. .

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' three

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great

Address

. .re ..,.

l0bll' ml!! ’68l`l'

the

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KING EDWARD HOTEL. KENT ST. and The Fgmily

Meals served during the Agricultur- Weekly Sf" al Course at~ 25c. per meal. $8.00 incmdin th;

psriweek without rooms. 5

_ . I _--I ff -1 1- 11:, _1 _ay

. » "Get on the right road to health

by using Msc’s Blood Food. This ~ preparation builds up new blood and

-- Club 0llers C

The Charlottetown Guardian

‘ .rd

mium p cture Again" for only

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