fri'-is coaimian, crranr.o'r1‘n'rowri,`ra11rcliiinwaaolsnaliniiluoan rg. red.. " ' f ` Q ' ' . I ' v'

‘ills riloiiiiuic huAiiiiiiN

FRIDAY, JAN. 20, 1934.

FIRE INSURANCE RATES.

The Guardian hears that one of the lead-

ate

city

with a cheque for $1,000. If this is true,

we have good reason to Lelieve, it af-

ford ins

large expense to ensure an ample water supply and to increai-e the elflulenoy of the

fire

ebeuellt. Fires have been compara-

tively few in our midst for years past and have almost always been confined to

gle buildings. Our very wide streets

ein

afford good protection against sweeping coriilagrations. Few cities of the same sin are otherwise better protected than Charlottetown now is. Under these cir-

ru ha

mstanoesif the insurance companies ve bsnusesto bestow they might rea- nably be expeaiad to take the form of

reduced premiums.

o I. o e o am r s

“Gt bttl fCh belain’ Cough Remedy have you P”

“Yes I’ve tried everything else

and still have this miserable co d. "

"Well, you’ll et rid of it now. I

had an awful cold and wuthreatened with pneumonia only last week my- self, and a bottle of it fixed me up all right. " ‘

tire insurance companies dnini: a large nsssln Charlottetown was so foriun»

last year as L) have no losses in this

, and thereupon presented its agent

s strong reason for a reduction of the

uranoc rates. The city has gone to

protection service and ought to reap

.. - 5 l E l i fl ~- -~ ~~---- --- ---~ ‘ -- 4* " ’

siiiumiiitous sv-izircrions. `cAnAniiiii ezocii/iriiv iii riisuiiio. 'rim vu- \=;i»\= Soon Arm-lnw in

` ---- ' ,Sydney last year,35Gtrlals and 2% ooh- V , `

Two of the federal by-elections in Itls ratherstartlingtobetold in what “cue” for .nerd vmhuon md `

Quebec, St. James and St. Byacinthm fashion the youth of Great Britain are 'w_2m_5.“ug°t°d mane” Tho ann” '

have been fixed for 16th February, the being taught Canadian geography in the W" wiwg ,enum ‘ hula” of $3,688." 0 D _

same dates as West _Queens, St. John, public schools. Here are a few selections: In hm' of the town

East Bruce and East Lambton. The two “Manitoba is treeless."

“Halifax has almost all the essentials of "”`

l l l l l l l NV t l d

mg Ig" a H e ect' DDB K D du mal' an a successful harbor." ' Saint John is still struggling with the an °“v' ° mme ° W" "S 8" er’ “Tle chief States at present are Quebec

dim it is di -' ‘

Still the six elections on the same day Mainexua, B,-,m|w;°k_" em1e\;“:d‘;d`t';B nK;:n§:r;;:;Za:jdL$ fairly fu'fll the tradition thatlby-elections “The Victoria Bridge is over 3,000 yards ' 'I '

for vacant seats should be held slmul~ 1°“¥ \“d"°°”'l°°¢9 M°“b\`“l With th” H;Th°m8' hndwne merchant’ an pm' ' _ tl el ‘Ve he ghd to note the ln_ m,|n1,md_ ni nently mentioned on the Conservative . “°°°“ y' “South Niagara Suspension Brlflse hns side. The Globe niiinss Richard 0'Brieii, .

its ma dl

ciusion of the two Quebec seats since the two stony*

to h `

ilrst aunounoementas The Guardian had °‘ The Atlantic coast is most useful at nlgmz re., r’ hr t 8 Liber” S oken with some sennty of the `mpm_ pmsent for Severn r”§°“_ It hs ‘Diem candidature. Mr. OBrien ls s. prominent

pi: or aivldin the li -elections. The '"5 °°“““‘"1i°°f-'°n inland by rnllwnrsr “°°"" *nd °°“°l=*°“° Liber# nnd n ‘ '

pr 6 y R I but 110 00° Kreat drawbaekin that most Roman Catholic. It may bs mentioned `

present arrangement is fairly (ree from of It is frozen up In wlnbeh..

reasonable objection. “Ottawa thoulzh quite a small tovvn,>is “mt ‘bout but of the Lumnl el°°°°nt`°

A wluble hue for tha "pn A1 ot the Do_ of St John is Catholic ln faith and yet St.

m|n|on_». John has not yet had any other than Pro- ' '

tdrurra rrprrrrrtriivrr ir, rs. comm.. Our discount sale ended Saturday night-we since conioderatlon nor has the city had _

drrr ir ine iiiridry si the irirridr, rrd dihdrrhdn Prosrryrrir mrydrr in r ren- will continue to discount all winter goods as follows.

Will act, not sc much direutlyiipcn the

1°" Ye" 53°" WU 5 hum? °” °f °“° nervesas upon the digestive functions wry put' I

third from the previous year-another low mggtlllfoggun%|;l;f;£i;ran::t'lol;i;f°5e$1|; glial: 3- ,_ F1115.

iiine. They can however, berestored and Tm Mgnu-,.1 Hg;-aid, commonly im. .

"“”*‘ 'tmngimmed :fy “1lni~u“°d fwd' TM lievedtosst forth the views of Hon. Hr. All C0815.

marveous ac on o llmozonsi arises

Thr prriyi -idiirnrir di this riiy rrd {1:5=l=n||'f§u¢7<;=ign °v°:n_¢\1%vg:§°°;i;§ £2 ririrrdtiid Ilidirrrrdrairridiiiidrr, mer - reruns on their war imlnwnd b¢c°n=ins rrrrdrorr the blood is puriiird, rirdngri.. ihd ground riiritiid rsriii' .horrid he rr-, All Capes.

cinitelively. W¢.f°r wr vert. hniw tn °“°d'““‘i “"'°“"’ "‘°" “"1 ’°"° T"°° Y°“ virsd daring the coming session. This

The ilshlngindustrv of1St. Pierre and

Miquelon is falling off from year te year. The your 1002 was down to that date the

A TRUE N ERVE TONIC.

record.

_ )

A11 Shirtwaists.

grow vigorous; healthy and beautiful,

seeaspirlted but good natured contest,

avoiding personalities, and devoted to in- telligent discussion ol Island and Domin- ion interests.

ready for work. beenule you have the delights Mr. Tarts r newspaper La Piitrir, strength to dc lt. No tonle for the brain,

blood or nerves compares with Fen-ozone. Price 50s., at Drugg sts, or Poison & Oo.,

Kingston, Ont.

HaailL'roN’s PlI.I.s ann EFFECTIVE.

__ is receiving considerable attention, and I1

A dishonest rind rhirirrdiiiz dimnpt “ oesterdnythe Toronto News asked for the A Rugs'

has been made to nuke the mmkmen be_l ' opinions of lending Charlottetown men Mats lleve that lt is against their interests to ff 3°°h 9“t:°‘ Z” “£1” \“°°"°“i Wh|°|l '

V have the rallwayftrack extended to our 'I 599°” n '- ° '"5 °f t°d"Y- IU is western wharves.[Hcw dishonest this is t° b° °bB°"°d h°""°"' "'55 If the “Tiff Carpet Squares'

will appear upon n moments considers- is to he extensively revised is will be no ’ _ . tion. It is obvious that only carload lots short session of Parliament that is to be- All M611 S Cl0tlZl1I2ig. would be moved along the extended track. gl" °n mah M"“h “xt”

To the truokmcn it would make no di ll-

erenca whether [those carloads were sent

iiidh fairer it for granted that riiy rr- _

vision will be ln the direction of increased »

ets.

protection. The question of tariff revision Carp

Here’s ei preparation you should not loose sight of

British Almond Pink

The ideal preparation for

All Boys’ Clothing.

To cura a headache in ten minutes use

K f0I’t H d P .

toa private wharf or to the Railway chflpped hands: Toughened nm e& Mba owdem Wal€fPYOOfS. Wharf. aiijriiipments of lrrr than ¢dr~ Skin-_em-» °'°f _ . r _ - _

loads would still require the services of It ls pleasult to use' ls

i t' k d f

;';=t;;“;;‘:;‘;:i»;:*;§:;;“'jaf1°;§:; ;§1“;;Z 3.1 iiliidiild iiinrifirfil I0 THE ELECIORS OFA Au L d_ ,F Cot

CHARLOTTETOWN a les ur as'

rendered r em ar k ably

Wharves.

Ladies and Gentlemen-By the request of ii l

large number of electors I have consented to

smooth.

niierfor the Mayoralty at the coming Civic Eir¢ii8ii. I have been in the ciiy cdirricil for nearly twenty-Eve years and have a good idea ofthe city requirements. I am opposed to the

system of issuing debentures for ordinary I

Being antiseptic it is

equally good for any rash

or embrasure.

Price 250 per bottle.

Pre ared and sold onl b ' y

V A i i y civic work and placing same to capital account.

n fhnrndnv. Den- 24th 1903. at 2.30 I1. in. A W R B I consider ii irrimr is rrii iihriion ihrriiinr. _ by the Rav. Aubrey Tuttle, brother of the s r C n, me . I ask all my friends to com: forwsi-d on Elec The Milliner Leaders groom, Miss Margarett Ann Mclraughlan, Th S _ lion Day and vote for me, as it will be lmpoii- ’ only dmmhtex. of the late Daniel and 8 qllafé 1?l'l1gglSlI. rihle for me to makes personal canvass of the S11n]1yS1de_

Indra llrlhughlin, or Rdriry Point, P. E. Sunnyside. W’=°‘= °“Y- BY 1° ‘i°i°s v°“ vi" °\>"i¢=- I. and Harry Mitchell Tuttle ol Pugwasii, Y°“" "“lV'

All Men's Fur Coats.

MARRIED.

At the home of the bride's brother,

Walter G. McLaushlln, Pugvrash N. S. o

` AI EXANDER HORN .

N- S- ‘ i I3 mwl ld ' E `

I i

D STILL THE ”

BIG SALE (l()ES O

` .

We were the last to come into the discounting business, but when we came in all the other fellows that were in

ready, began getting ready to get out. They got out too Xo st Saturday, so that now we

ARE THE ONLY ONE LEFT.

And we’re in it to stay till we're good and ready to stop. Every discount that we have advertised is still 'in force, and lots of things that were in the 5 per cent list have been changed into the 33 1-3 and 50 per cent lists.

FOR TW() WEEKS 'YET ANYWAY

We will cut, slash and slaughter prices, so that we ought o sell every dollar’s worth of Dry Goods and Clothing that's ’ sold in Ch’town. I A

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If the weather does not force you our prices will. ‘

Everything in our big stock is in this sale_-not a solitary article reserved, except warp and spools. Come along at once too ‘

Prowse Bros., Prowse Bros.; I The Farmers’ Boys. The Wonderful Cheap Men. _

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