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I lical Wiih , Camation Cream

To chap or no_f to chap.

this is the import- ant question. If you prefer not to suiler the annoyance of chapped hands, lips or faces, get Carnation Cream now and use it whenever the skin shows signs of roughness. - _

It softens and heals

'like magic and is de- lightful to use.

You can’t possibly

find anything better and will Save annoy- ance by gettinga bottle ofthe cream no\v and having it ready when needed.

Pn`ce 2 5c Sold only by

MONDAY, JANUARY 13, igil .

In the death of Benjamin Rogers of

Fnirholm, which occurred at his re- sidence on Saturday morning last, Charlottetown has lost one of its foremost citizens. He was born in Wales in September 1836, and came to this Province with his parents in 1840. They settled at Bedeque and at eighteen years of age the deceased gentleman came to Charlottetown and entered the employ of the late T. W., Dodd. There his great industry and aptitude for business at once be- came apparent and success attended him.

In 1859 he became a partner in this

prosperous business under the well- known firm name of Dodd & Rogers. The business was a lucerative one and was carried on for thirty-three years when Mr. Dodd retired, his in- terest being purchased by Mr. Rogers. In 1904 the business was organized into a joint stock company known as the Rogers Hardware COIIIPMIY. Of which Mr. Rogers became President, which position he retained until his

demise.

The deceasedgentleman in addition

to the prosperous mercantile business

in which he was engaged became "ldan'til`ietI'with other important en

].G. Jamieson

THE LATE BENJAMIN ROGERS OF FAIRHOLH.

also president. He also served in

a Past Grand Master.

In 1860 Mr. Rogers married Miss

Mary L. Trenaman of Rochester, New I York, who, with three children are

of most of the affairs in which he had long been so active and useful

When yourclock or watch

is out of order bring them

along this lise and uaran ot

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If you will let us know seasons which were sspsoislly fsvor- l 2”” ““ ‘“°'°" °°“ B"

we will send and get your able. In tecent years the attempt to » ‘ A mcDrd_break,ng clearance I clock and fix it up in good raise fall wheat on any considerable ° ' surplus stock, overcoats at shape fOr 2. very reasonable scale has not been made except in 0 a ' 0 price, men's stylish tweed long Pflc¢- Ontario and a section of Alberta. Of f ' _ 00904. 35 to 44 all at half Pfl

’ the 150 million bushels of wheat re- , ;:g:t";5f5)0 chgfgolzgggs (g_0'l;l;

. . a presenting the Canadian crop ol 1910 - A natdéle Bale of womm,s

less than 17 million bushels were of ' worth 3 0_00_ $15_00 to 32500

_ fall wheat. at $5.75.`

Plw-e 3°3'l Jeweler The advantages of fall wheat over A corse__ , clearance of discon

that sown in the spring are claimed lines. Will' FFS, KBb0»,P°l`l9lHl1.

_ to be a better quality ol grain, a p. c. disco nt. Paton s. ' F 3; -i , -_ larger yield per acre, a heavier grain The best °l 11”” d”°°

urday shoppers up till 11 0'

o a height of several inches, gets a

and whiter flour. Aside from that

»~ the seed sown in the fall and grown

ter in this Province, the indications , HALIF are that it will prove s success."

Rev. Dr. Morrison's account must The go

be regarded as both interesting add body of

rust and the joint worm. Further traveller. reports from Dr. Morrison's sxpérl- table of

_ his hote

ments in fall wheat raising will be tances being measured in most casesjackmeu awaited with keen interest. from the Grand Parade, wherever cents' in

left to mourn. These are, Carrie M., *mf-_ that is. What will ¢0n¢¢1"l\_GUB-Nllfm night fo wiie of nr. w. E. Hunt of Malden., UNITED STATES PENSIONS' readers 111052 1° the f“f°°'ff°m the station

Mass., George J. and Benjamin of` we noted slr? tim ago that the ralilwsy station to the leading ho- In gt th' city, the latter holding tho posi- _ “ _ ° _ " _ rv S- _ between

tidill of Mayor; To these and other ggxted 333;” £22531; C1115; 358555 Nfl” the distance from Ehle mlllizy ing hotels and vice versa for a uni- b°'°“"d "mile" The Gualdlan “"7 rsstllwsr oflthll Rebellion stood nt llllloll lo llll 'llllllllulllotl pol ll lllllll la de" ll' '°°p°°ll"l sympathy' Tlmlilhs hi h il urs li $153 oooboo since llllllllll llolll ll lm no l llllill llllllllll community in general will share inlthe gbmghas °assed 'the' Héuse of hundreds of feet mort; t alll a n;ite; sim, re the sense of loss for one who had'Re iegent uv S st washington which The fare to 01' fl`Cl;!1 82;”-l W3? :S ent arr lol many yellls llllllll so large llllll if becolliie llaw will add theretti llolll llll 'l-0 one llllll ll lllell sldll lor lllel h°”°'“bl° B Pla" ln the bullnlss en' n loss thilin $45 ooo ooo and bring lol :ny l-llllll-nel glll ll lll}l3l,ll:,,~ ll-ll “le” hal 'terprise and edairs of the City and tl; total up to “és 060 000 Strange :O H2105 E 'ilntsée nlilght 1;: Elders ll

Province. , ' ' ' ` or ° ay lm '_ _ l

The late Mr. Rogers was known to to Bay the bln passed the Hmlse by SOD, b0l&Wf-‘ell midnight and 7 ° °1°Ck HOC

_ te of more than three to one. ~ th Umm in summer and be-

all as a genial, courteous, self-re- B vo _ _ U1 9 m g ~

. .. _ ThN YkT , et I -- '1 '11 NEW

specting citizen whom it was a pleas- “Done thswpasggge l0“;°s`h;"_’:“i§ galynsgt tween midnight tand .3 111 130;:

ure to meat, who dealt fairly andmour pension tous instead o(testi_`mornl‘nghlr;w1I1 6;, li Le B “nies hockey _

had prospered lllllllldllllllyl By llllll-lloll f in to the nation's gratitude are llllll l ll lllll ll ll . - ll: ll d llcllllllll ol 8 long lllllelll' llllllllg llolll lllnlzwgan unspeakable ltestimonial to lllllllblllgfllllullol llollelel 0 excel bllllfillmgd

stroke ol Paralysis some three yearslgmft and ‘wholesale corruption." dou e alre. h t th crstanc no citing

ago, he had gradually dropped outp _ ' Note asc t a e 1 e ln

AX AND TTS HACKMEN. the rail I d th samgnis 0 -

i nee is one ini e, an e PB U

od city of Halifax has a can-ind t some eighty hackmcn who the one or two blocks from the P0”

valuable. His mixed crop of fall are a subject of considerable interest om” to

wheat and timothy was truly re- to all who visit the Atlantic winter much ,P

the Provincial Legislature for eightlmarkable. Still most ‘farmers will port. Behind the hackmen are sund- way) th years, representing the City withgremain doubtful whether fall wheat`~ry civic regulations in regard there-' vhooses, credit, Hs was also pmminsnt inlwiil prove as sure a crop as spring to which these Jehus know, but n¢¢’.p,-0 img Mngonm 0|-qu-, of wnioh he was wheat has hitherto bean, barring' which are as Greek to the average er for 2

fares and distances, the dis-

way station to the Dost 01'

hat far for 25 cents. F01'

hotel he is charglld “-5 °

orlilll or to nut it “"0"” L O w Pr’ e passenger mBY» if he

alter reaching f-ll; 5°? 3:

.- a ur _

lglllleilitillllliluilzlllililiulilit pai *lm* S¢nd us y»°m° catal'-".

There is, for instance, the Sum for travelling ii stone’s throw to der and your 111(

That is Why "le Ham’ home. - We guara

"WY °'*“'g" “I” "allen" lil BEAT all catalogue pi the daytime and a 601181' fl

r taking him'fr0m hotel t0

or station to hotel. _ _ John travellers are Uarfltd Clally l1@WS 0f this SH tho station and all 0101884' will find it both int

re of 30 cents. Why does not adopt a like fair and sen-

gulstion? Of course, the PICS* I

angemont is a delightful one at Paton s sale. _

Halifax hackmen' and hack-, Smoker’s silk Jackets,

'e votes in Halifax while out- ave no votes there. l

KEY IN NEW GLASGOW.

GLASGOW- Jan' 21T'Th° Paton’s.

Moncton, New Glasgow D\'0f@S5l°”°l

game resulted in a draw, the eing 6 to 6. The game W8-S B ass exhibition. alldls Pm'

as the fastest and most ex-

game ever seen here.

the goods we handle I per cent. Watch the pa

_ . e

and profitable. Pa.ton’s.

Men's knit wool vests at

$5.25, at half price at Paton Men's flannelette night go

quarter od at Paton's. 100 flannel shirts for comf

working men's or proleeeioni shirt, grey, stripdd or blue,

When our sale is on the F

Department is included, gi* same discountS. Viz! 25 D. c. p. c. and fprice. If in need thing in this line give us a c ton’s.

Will the Senate pass the bill? Incred-

ible as it might seem, this is possible

W0 KER

_ » _ l

` - _ ought to take advantagei

terprises. including 01° Cl=°‘1°“°' For s tiins he rsllied,hnt the hops 'f “°°1dp’°b‘;;’l°'. Tribe 1;” _'g°“;°s il' _ S counts 25 p. c., as 1-3 sod

URUGGIST. town Steam Navigation Company, of 0, mu restoration to health had to Garbe h, ai erwar 1 l resi ent, tan who get “me exercise, feel better anround for Patou S_

which he WHS 3 dlmcwfi the Pnnce be abandoned and for some months 1872 W en e was C mlman O e k h

. _ _ _ an occasional dose of We _ “OW t at °‘"` ”°°k °

V . 1 1., G , , _ committee on appropriations declnr- ture is up-to-date and lf yo lllllwllildh lllllllld liliiiiiilbelrlllbf yzllillllilllllle pall ll was lellllzllll llllll lllll lllll was led that the pension list was "swollen 'Q lllll llllesl all greatly llllllllllllll

O W lc _ or ll . near, and when it came his demise _ _ _ Viz! 25 P- Co 35 1`3 *md i Pl

* was pNS1Cl2l1f» Bud B190 the Patriot ' ‘ beyond account" and predicted a - ought to come at once as th-

our Repair e P t Publishing Comllauy. Of Wl1i¢l1 he was l W” not “”°xpe_°t_°d' ,steady decrease thereafter "unless They lone up the "Ver, move fhe bowels gently but ff¢¢lY. Cl°2|B0 ul; will not last long at those

' ' " "" . - - ism and clear the brain. A new. pleasant and reliable l2X2llV° P'°P“"° P“*°"'*’~

FALL WHEAT IN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. *our legislation should be unaccount- alfa reliable firm' and Worthy of the NA DRU_CO Trade Mark ' Exceptional castings in m

_ , ei

Wh 01,1, ' th prinolpal ter such failure would be noticed ably extravagant' Thelpenslons then 25c a box lf your druggist has not yet stocked them, send 25c. and 111€H'S H115 °hl1g"°“'?1W°°l “Hill

"1 “"0 W” e ' I ‘ ‘ _ . stockings and all ose, 25 p

to us Ind have them made wheat-growing Province mostly fall ‘early enough in the spring' to utilize lmade 3 modest mtal °f $29'000'0°0' We Wm mall them

‘ every dollar at Paton's cleari

good as we are experts w sat was grown in Canada- The the lalgd forcther purposes. Howov- llflsfead °f B d¢°f°°S° the f°5“1t has, NATIONAL DRUG di CHEMICAL COMPANY 7 surplus stock.

h P ' ' ~ - - _

g _ er mvmceg ne," sucmeded very er, un er ordinary conditions of win been as above set forth. OP CANADA. LIMITED, MONTREAL. 21 R0II1Hl'k9~b10 Vlllllflil lll this C0

tee you 1 first Class job, well with fall wheat except in certain |-_ ‘ *___ - V _ - clearance "Ie °l surplus st'

We will sell furniture for t

three weeks at prices tha

P|¢g3¢ Um Most - spring. There is also tha incidental

Fa|tidi.us __ advantage to the farmer both in ',

seeding and in harvesting of having

because ROCliW00d Choco- those operations done with before his lates are everything that it other crops demand his attention. IS P0SS1bl¢ for good Choco- - The lost issue oi the oincisi census

lat” t. b¢- _ and Statistics Monthly contains an

We are particularly careful of ‘

__ ,i3-._-. towels underpriced st the sur

the C,"-une" “_ .ur factory interesting letter from Rev. Dr. Mor- 4 if Stock clearance salt Housed q "4 yn, neu hu no har or rlson on the growth of fall wheat in ~'

__ _ em ity. Paton’s.

the cdoziiiioii under which Rock- ` Prince Edward Island. This letter Tame damask by the yard at B WM ocolaies are made. was in reply to an inquiry from the ~ ving of 25c. on every dollar at

ricultilral Department, which had

The While Candy Co Lid _ ,tg

- aho

_ g any goods at the surplus stock clearai

house. owned by Geo A Roberts no water would lodge in winter. “ale-

merchant, on Among other things he says in his Patonls 100k f0l`WBl`d £0 ll Blllellf

ahh; Street, was completely' destroy- letter- res onse

- - on

grocer and hardware '

Y fire last bt. Th

‘ionslstlllg Of Rdlll§rtson’s setollcllillleallrilil considerable household furniture, be

burned.

FILES CURE); IN 6 To 14 DAYB_ had grown about two inches over

___ - ,-

PA g ound I had it dressed with barn-

_ cum z£1;)IN;l:El‘;';` ll;t§;)lZ]ranteed_ to yard compost. Nothing more was

Bleeding or protruding P1185, mB61l;g done till the harvgsting. It would be

14 days or money |.egunded_ 50c_ about four inches in height before

- the frost set in. In the spring it

stooled well from the root. In some

. cases I counted twelve blades from

’ one stalk, but these were exceptions.

A I had only 15 acres sown to this

wheat last year and the yield was

, about 32 bushels to the acre. As the

' plot selected had produced only one

crop of timothy, quite a. number of

DO _V011 think you are do. somewhat from the appearance of the

ing you]-selfjustice when you growing wheat, yet. they were not

wit

do not wear a pair of warm we Comfortable waterproof ov”-_ wheat, was easily separated in the

shoes this cold weather. If you contemplate buying a pair do

not fail to 5e¢ our big Showing "During the same year I had 2;

of low prices.

though the land was in better condi-

those heads grew up among the wheat, and though they detracted

hollt benefit, for the timothy rip- d at the same time as did the

threshing and from the l§ acre an

ss timothy seed was obtained.

cres sown to spring wheat, and al-

* 8 ci

4.50 ;‘ 4-85 ‘

$2.75 for $1.38 6.50 3.2

It may be possible that tion than that in which the fall

you would prefer a pair of W

Felt Boots if so you may be assured that you can_ make no mistake in a selection and the

f _ ‘ ,

_ it may occasionally fail just as elo

m v

g ve a number of

nice lines of felt house _shoes but even if it should fall in any wln~

-Thr

upto $1.00.

rices commence at the low “

igure of one dollar For the- _ _ ormn s we ha _

and slippers from 3oc a pair ’

3033011 Puller of yours and get a handsome and well finished pipe lor

heat was sown, and the standing heat appeared very promising, yet

the 2; acres yielded only Eve bush- els more than was obtained from thc l 1 s 0 o s i

i acres ol fall wheat.

"In any case 1 am satisfied that ll wh t

ea can be successfully .grown

Prince Edward Island. Of course

er, or even spring wheat may fall

if 0" BWI? that old nicotine

¢ _

.'».»_-.-_i¢,,:,~f;-’=»`r I

25c. They are beauties imported dir. ect from France. 18 styles. See them

0 in our window. The McKinnon Drug

,00-. cor. oi. ooo. a Kent sirssis.

drtf. 1

c -1-i ' f._,_»g,*,¢f,',.',L-if/,»¢¢p{,r, ,_,_ .

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Dress Tweeds

750 per yard

as u gl

_ - ."2 V~ ip

5 [.50 eac now $1.1? mme go at Prices never known bi

2 2 Q 2 I Burlllussale of ladies' underwear- 3.38 3.65 is rs 2. ollitelliaable nualities at lowest price

“ ~“ 6000 ll ll 4.50 “|59 bl3°k» 25 P- 0. olli the il‘lollar.lll

UW". 25 D. c. less than regular.

_ Comfy kind.

Made from imported llannelette.

$1.25 slumber robes for $1.00. $1-00 lllghbgowns for 75c. Corset covers,

Fur Coats

36 in.Electric Seal $25 for 12.50 38 “ “_ " $53 “ 26.50 36 :‘ Russian Lamb $60 for $30

36 6 6| 66 at $40

Neck Furs lMuffs

$4.75 for $2.38 6. 3.38

‘j 5 75 “ '

7-5° 3 75 7-55 “ 3-63

gratis yield oi sight bushels of first- ILOG “ 9_0() “

Paton's.

d t r.

goo s ar in the spring before the 15 pairs of Bpeginlly prima b

weeds, and, of course, ripens much ets. slightly niussed from exposl

earlier than wheat sown in the

arned of Dr. Morrison’s experi- l A" attractive item-V

sh .l°l1lliN. B. ments. Dr. Morrison tells that he _ Great Januilry 551° °°ntln“°9-

` began with but three pounds of seed. 9 auf(-;0fLflI1u_Bt£onkof thedsale of me

n 1909 early in September he plant- " says ig; cggtsy tgo°£“;_; hx;k°y i

ed lg acres with a seed drill using _ ~ tonlg ' ' l

A BAD FIRE IN `

MONCTON ut l} bushels. of seed to the acre. splendid offerings in Silks and dr,

|(0N(;T0N_ Jan 21_A lar e W The plot selected was one on which _

' _ _ D to their latest annoum

£11 I l

- Wool Blankets Comforts 1° "N

~ grades of dress goods, cloths ai

_ en taken one crop of clover and one ' Silks. Drastic reductions on lasl1i0

"°°'°‘ "1 U12 Second Story. were of timothy, hsd it ploughed, dished _ ' able flue- Furs of quality.

and drag-harrowed. When the wheat ` a. Palr now $2, O $ hl T

u as - ci ic `

3.- 5 - -_ 5 -

Cl Cl 4

SALE

now 570

650

1.18 “ “ “ 70c

, 1.25 ~ -

950 `

120'per yard now 90

160 u ac 44 12a

zocfs 'cs ec 150

250 “ “ “ 19c

1 'l`hc _Always Busy Cash Store

'Paton’s.

12 specially priced items for

end folds, selling at a clearance A line January display of

spreads of ,high quality. _ Each year finds Paton's white

spread sale growing, because see to it that the quality and is right. Their prices are han match, with f oil every dollar.

20 dozen hemmed and fringed l

House of Quality.

Best shirt sale of the season

Year

Hygrade Broadcloth man shad

Night gowns for ladies or gentl

drawers, chemises, undersklrts.

Fine table napkins with cloths to

match.

Splendid table cloths by the yard

at 25C- oil every dollar’s worth It ""7 H0088 of Quality. 25C- Pair huck towels others i Oll l0l`

cash-the best Charlottetown huyvrli have seen-at Paton’s. 60 coat sweaters and golf iersell for buys aged from 4 to 14, in crim- 50"- blue. gray, green, brown and Dretty combinations, grey with crim- H011. Crimson with gray, gray with

- blue. blue with crimson, good VllU°°

up to 851:., sale price Glc. Pston's. 200 men's colored dress shirts. Ill standard washing patterns, Ill Tooke's brand, regular 956., $1.25 Ind $1-40, at a saving of a qulmf on the dollar. Paton's. ` _ One hundred warm coats in knitted V001. after the English cardigan Style, ,exclusive styles and colorli priced $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, np to$4- Pmify combination colors, Q 01| ‘ll

Fa 11 Cy Flanngl gif(-33 §§i5i;:i'i°?fiili:?' :.:::.‘°:'.l.:l*'=:'.:.l

rown. all sizes, ssc., 31.10, $1.25. f t Off. Paton's. Countered 100 omfort miits

. irl and gloves, drlvlngland llvaiking kind- d0l.'Hkln. Mochas, buckslrn, reindeer- Neve- tan. _wool or cotton ilnsa.

Knit wrists, from 45s. to 81-9°»

It i oli every dollar. /Paton'|.

We close sharp 9 p. m. Baturdlll-

5509 Nfl? And help our clerks lull ourselves, _

PATONS

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