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G - D C 0 0 K TEA--To open nie new Asseinniycseee more the 'Charlottetown po- ¥°“"- Don’t pay 50 cents for worthless hair tonics--Use old reli bl

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Jewelry

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xmas one

I‘.*`W° .liavea fi t of Watches, Brolblirlibziollildtglbf Bf1’HCe1§tS, Lockets, Chains, C115 Links, Fobs, Scarf Pins, gllverware, Ebony Goods, &c,

.We malre no extra charge for engraving.

C. W. Patterson _< Jeweller

l _.

l flare Bargains

ll in Watches P

I Still the opportunity is open | . to take advantage of our 25 p. c. clearance sale discount. Our sale of watches has teen tremendous, but we still have

i' some real choice bargains to* offer. '

At this Cleai ance Sale you I

are oiie ed the entire balance l

en's and ih`ldren’s watches at 25 per cintc-ff regular price.

I LAI_)I.ES’- Vl‘A'l`CHES o

and 6 size. regularly $l4 50 ‘ for $l0.75, $13.50 for $10, $29, '

for $2I,, and $33 for 24.

MEN'S WATCHES. i6

_ ard 18 rize, vior-'h $l2 for $9

$20 io: 5l5 and $25 for. . . $l8 .

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- - i The Charlottetown Driving Park and

Provincial Exhibition Association

The Annual General Meeting uf the above Association will be bein i_n the Boardof 'l‘rade noomn, Market Building, Charlottetown. on Thursday evening, the lltlth day of January instant, |913. at the hourof eight o’ciock. _

Transfer-Books are closed till after-the ab v M tin

o e ee_ 2. Dated this isth day of January A. D.,

1913, By Order

- C. R.SMALIiWO0D,

_ Seoretary~Treaaurer.

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SUDDEN DEATH!

from Heart Discase, by the alight exertion of climbing stairs, hurryiiig or lifting, comes to t ousands. iifost of theso sudden deaths might he prerentcii if the victim only knew their true condition and took prompt and proper treatment. We

will gladly send to any suiicrcr ii regular FULL SIZE PACKAGE of Dr. Fiiilcr’s llcurt and Nerve Treatment, ABSOLUTELY FREE 0l~‘ CHARGE, also illustrated Book that explains Heart Disease and how it can lic curcd. llave

Lon Paldltallcn, Flutterlng or Sklnnlny Beats? Ain in Heart, Side or Shnuldnr Blade Smoth- ll'iri|I Short Breath? Sinking Spells? ,Ner- voumsnl Dlzzlnssst Asthma? Dromy? if you have even one of these sure symptoms, it.'s your heart and you are in grave danger! Write new for the ful free treatment and book. We are Heart Specialists. Fill out coupon below lhd- send today. Address Heart Cure Co.,

aw Mssonlo Bldg., Hallowell, Me.

FREE TREATMENT Ut/'D BOOK UGUPON

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Sectional plate added to points of greatest

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Come into our office and have your

teeth ex<miiied free of cii-irgr. Only takes a few mintuen and we will tell yn exacily what you need and it wont ces you one penny We make t.-eth and guar- ntae them to fit exiiiuily. We also guar- antee perfection in Crown and Bridgi- work Ext-'acting and filling vrithourpairi, price m Jderam-.

DR ROBINS-

35 Queen Street, Next do0r Boer &G'off I0-lmif Phone 276-J

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wear increases its |lfe‘ ,-

o'clock tea will be held this evening.

RESERVED SEATS- Tickets for

Crystals and Abbies on Friday even ing will be‘on sale at Hughes' Dru; Store.

NEW GLASGOW.-Walton Houston,

Vandura, Bash., is visiting his par ents B. and Mrs. Houston, New Glass gow.-Aquilla Rollings, North Rusti co. in a visitor to Charlott.etown.- Miss Grace Houston, North Rustico who underwent an operation for ap- pondicitis in the l‘. `E. I. Hospital, is doing as well as can be expected. -Randall _Hoiiston, New Glasgow, li in Charlottetown attending the Agri- cultural Bhort Course.

CAUSE OF DELAY.-The delay in

tho arrival of the Minto at Char- lottetown yesterday was not caused by ice conditions as was feared by those who wish to see the service continued to this port. Ori the pre- vious day, when the Minto arrived in l-'ictou. the discovery was made that the niair. steainpipe from the port boiler ivas badly cracked, and it was found necessary to send it to Hali- fax. Yesterday, therefore, the Min- to came across with only one boiler working and there being considera-

Jye, though not. specially heavy ice,

he was necessarily delayed beyond hor usual time. She will go out as usual this morning, the repaired steaniiliiie will be installed and she will have the full power to-morrow when she may be expected to make the run in the usual time.

(From Yesterday'e Evening Guardian)

FISHING INDUHTRY.- The Rt..

Hon. R. L. Borden, .P. C.,~ Prime Minister of Canada, speaking recent- ly on tho advocated extensions of the [_ C. It., is reported in Hansard as follows.-"We have perhaps as fine opportunities for development of the fishing lndiistry in all the Maritime Provinces-and in the Province of Quebec also-as are to be found any- where in the world. ...If the enter-

_ prise of our neighbors to the South has enabled them to go upon the Pacific Coast, to engage in the pros- ecutlon of the fishing industry there illlon an onormoiis scale, to bring the fish across the continent and to supply not only the cities of the Un- ited States but the cities ot Canada as well, shall we not be thought somewhat lacking in enterprise if we do not give to the development of the fishing lndustry of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, P. E. Island and Quebec every possible assistance and every possible facility that can reas- onably be afforded."

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::Na-Dru-Co Tooth Paste keeps the

teeth white by preventing the forma- tion of tartar. Keeps the branch flgllll by preventing nutre-faction. Is $°l'ml¢ldBl. prophylactic, cleansing and pleasant to the taste. Z5c. tube.

tue big hockey nisteii' between un '

I GOOD REGQRD _Thaw Wen no I have never used any equal to

INWARD TRAINS.-The southern

accommodation arrived in Charlotte- town today at 10.35 a. in., twenty nlnutea late, and the Cape Traverse accommodation at 10.15 'a. rn., tive ninutes late. '

CALENDAR.-The Plant Line cal- :ndar this year is most attractive and al large and distinct as usual. Du it are given photos of the three _iopular steamers the A. W. Perry, .~l. H. Halifax and B. B. Evangeline, with ii background of the Union lack and the Stars and Stripes nice- iy colored.

AN ACCIDENT.-Two teams had u

serious collision near Worthy's Corn- 2I`. Charlottetoivii, yesterday after- noon with the result that Mrs. _-ltewart of Highfield, who was driv- lll! into town with her son, was thrown from the carriage and had ner arm severely injured, the doctor being called to her assisi;an¢¢_ M,-_ Stewart, although shaken up, was “Ut llllured as far as could be learn- ed, but his wagon was somewhat damaged, the back wheel and an axle being broken. W. Beers, who was in the other wagon, happily escaped without ii. scratch.

Ab INVESTIGATION- In the

House of Commons at Ottawa recent. ly E. M. M&Cd0D&ld, M, P., Picton, moved for a. copy of all papers, let. ters, evidence and other documents in connection with the investigation into tlie collision between the Steam- ship City oi' Sydney and the Tug Douglas H. Thomas in Sydney l~la.r- b011I'. No\"r 13th, 1912, and of the findings and reports of the Commis- sioner holding tbc investigation in- regard to the same. Both the City of Sydney and the Douglas H. Thomas are well known in the port of Charlottetown.

WEDDING BELLS.--A very quiet

hut impressive ceremony took place in the parsonaga at York on Satur- day evening, Jan. 18th, when Annic Proud, daughter of Albert Proud and Jamcu HL McCormack, both of York, were united in the holy bonds of inatrlmony, by Rev. E. A. Westmore- land in the presence of a few friends. The bride was prettily gowned in blue silk with lace trimmings, both bride and groom being unattended. After the ceremony a dainty repast was served at the home of the bride, after which the young couple went to their new home in York. The Guar- dian joins with their numerous friends in wishing them many years of wedded happiness.

::A1l farmers and stock raisars

should always keep a supply of Mc- Kinnon‘s Condition Powders on hand. These powders are the best for im- proving t.he» general condition of your horses and cattle, for toning up the system, and purifying the blood. We use them extensively in our own stables. Put up in tin packages 250.

E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore.

'Phe McKinnon Drug Co., corner Gt.. George and Kent Hts. Ml!-

lreacle ii iioney

We have a nic: supply of good

old fashioned TREACLE & HON- EY in two sizes, also a fresh supply of Island buckwheat direct from

a riffs

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Are you attending the i Agriculture Meetings _

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Visit our Studio for anything

I inthe Photolraph line.

BAYER PHOTO STUDIO

Opposite Pest Ofii'e.

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i Troops of Soldiers

Military Execufon Impressive fourt Militia

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"Anaemia is loss of richness ofthe

blood which can be cured by careful treatment. For disorders of this kind the best preparations to use is Mac’s Blood Food, a tonic created on scientific principles for the express purpose of relieving all those who now suffer from disorders of the blood. Large box 50c, 8 for $1.25 and 6 for $2.50. 'l‘lie\Two Macs.

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MAIL CONTRACT

Sealed Tenders, addressed to the

U, Postmaster General, will be received

for the conveyance Mails, on a propos-

years, six times

Rural Mail Route No.

Prince Edward Is-

eommence at the Postmaster pleasure. _ notices containing further

as to conditions of pro-

be seen and

at Ottawa until noon, on Friday, the 28th February, 1913, for the conveyance of His Majesty’s Mails, on o Proposed Contract, for four years, six times per week over Rural Mail route No. 1 from Bedford Sta- tion. Prince Edward Island to com- mence at the Postmaster'a General’s pleasure.

Printed notices containing further

information as to conditions of pro- posed Contract may be seen and blank forms of Tender may be ob- tained at the Post Offices of Bedford Station, Mill Qove, Donalds'to~ Trocailie Cross, Ten Hilo I-Bouiic and

tt the office of the Post Oiliee Inspec- or.

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2 Wednesday and Thursday

Handsome

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G To Adults Only---we wil

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Calendars

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J I Admission Adults l0c tlhildren fic

l ARENA

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CRYSTALS

ABBI ES

to cure cold in the head in twenty- four hours.

Dartmouth.

"Brown’s, tonight, big auction

sale. balance of stock. H. Beairlto. Auctioneer. H. H. Browii's, 158 Queen St. 1-30M1i.;

INSIIRANCE COMPANY BARRED

LANSING, Jan..-_29.~'l‘he Commis-

sioner iif Insurance has barred sev-

surancc izouipanles trom _doing busi- ness in Michigan.

I-Ie declares they have broken the

state laws by writing higher risks than permitted.

Among the companies are Liver- pool and London and Globe lnsiir-i ance Co., Liverpool; North Brandi Mercantile, London and Edinburgh, Norwich Union Fire Insurance Socie- ty, Ltd., Norwich, England; Phoenix Fire insurance Co., Paris; Scottish Union and National Insurance Co., Edinburgh, Sun Insurance office, Can- ada.

TWO PUINTERS llil HUW

T0 GUHE l BULB

When you begin to sniff and feel a

burning sensation in the nasal passages, or when a tickling irritation in your throat starts you coughing, tiic iirst iiuportaiit thing is to act at once. lt’s the neglected cold that becomes trouble- some and dangerous.

The second important thing to do is

to take Na-Dru-Co Syrup of Linseed, Licorice and Clilorodyne, and keep it up till the cold disappears entirely. . Na-Dru-Co Syrup of Linseed, Licorice and Clilorodyne is absolutely free from

harmful drugs, and can safely be glivcu even 'to moderately young chil ren. It is pleasant tasting and quick acting, promptly relieving the irritation of the throat and nostrils, loosening the mucus, promoting expectoration, and checking the cold. `

Your druggist has Ns-Dru-Co Syrup

of Linsced, Licorice and Chlorodyne in 25c. and 5oc bottles, or can quickly get it for you. Compouiided by the National Drug and Chemical C0. of Canada, Limited. ai;

Forty years in uso, 2U years the stand

ard. prescribed and recommended by

physicians. For Womcn'| Ailments Dr.

Msiicl's Female Pills, si your druggist

Foxes Foxes

Parties having r9i3 pups for

sale should correspond with the undersigned, giving breeding and

state price.

“FOXY”

Ciiarlottet

enteeu of the world's largest tire iii- l

There is nothing so destructive to

the hair as dandrufl. It robs the hair of its lustre, its strength and its very life; eventually producing a feverish- ncaa and itching of the scalp, which if not remedied causes the hair roots to shrink, loosen and die-then the hair falls out fast. l

A little Daiiderine tonight-now-`

anytime-will surely save your hair. Get a 25 cent bottle of Knowlt.on's

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Hall at Notre Dame Academy a five lice Court till! Il\0““l“¥' inliiilleldblixqdtiillyinithdillabsser llillil harmless "D3ndeUne"`”Get ‘¢5ult3

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It- ls “lm l-lm 8°" 1°’ b"“l'°" Thin, brittle, colorless and acraggy Danderine from any drug atore or

iDl`l\lUl» ¢f°» _ hair is mute evidence of a neglected toilet counter, and alter t_hs_'tlrat ap-

Y°“"; ¢a“l%:ESL1E scalp; of dandruil-that awful scurf. iplication you will say it was the but

investment you ever made. Your hair will immediately take on that life, lustre and luxuriance which is lo beautiful. It will become wavy and fluffy and have the appearance of abundance; un incomparable gloss and softness, but what will please you most will be after just a few weeks’ uae, when you will actually aes a lot of fine, downy hair-new liuir-growing all over the scalp.

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‘A great. assortment of mu

proitlest new Anderson Ging- hanis _|ustcame`|n a day or two ago-very smart patterns-pew manently washable |5c por yard. Come in and |o_ok them over Moore dir McLeod i-2lsNi3l

“Men who care about having

their collars just rlgnt. are buy- ing "Ciuett Arrow" collars. These are the collars that fit-that. iiavu style ln every line of them-the sort ofoollars your well dressed friend buys. 3 for 500 Mooreta McLeod. l-2Bm3i.

“Tho largest-and the smart-

osr. stock offiiio tweod caps for men that you can find in the city is ready for you right here. Come in and lei. us show yon the swollnew things-all styles-ull weights-all niaiies. 750. $1.00. Sl 25 and S l.50 Moore & McLeod

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“'l’ucsilay nt llrowu’s Auction Sale

suits were sold for us low ua Sl each, $3.50 hats sold for 25c. und other ridiculously low prices boughtl articles of splendid worth. You can

get bargains of the some kind by at-, tending the Auction Sale today-sulc` starts at 7 o'clock sharp. Brown's,‘ 158 Queen St., R. Beairsto, Auction- eer, 1-30Mli.

“A hot water bottle is always a

good investment. It will stand years of steady wear and is an absolutely necessary bed fellow .aheae cold nights. We have a big line here now made of finest rubber and ranging in price from $1.25 up. All bottles priced at $2 and over are guaranteed. The Two Macs. MEM.

°‘S. A. McDonald'e sale stating

that they are to raise $20,000 during the month of January means a big opportunity for the people of this Province. 1-3Mtf.

"S, A. McDonald’s grand clearing

Sale is announced this morning and will be continued during the month of January until the sales touch the $2u,f|r|n mark. 1-3Mtf.

"Everybody will he at. B. A. Mo-

Donald's todav to share in tlic_ bar- gains offered there. 1-3Mtf

"Brown’s, tonight, balance of stock

clearing out at your own price. En- tire stock being put up at auction- rio reserve. Brown's, 158 Queen St.. R. Beairsto, Auctioneer, 1-30Mll.

“At Brown's, today, Auction Sale

nt 7 p.m., balance of stock clearing out at auction at unusually low prices. H. H. Brown's, 158 Queen St. _ 1-30M1i.

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the “Prudential as your Exccutor.

This Couij any a‘so gives special

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THE PRUDENTAIL TRUST CUMPANY LIMITED

The appointment of ri Trust Coin;-any as Executor assures cfficieri

reliable, economical and coiitiiiuous iiianagernent of au Estate. Name

attention to investments of mone y

Guaranteel investment rc-ce!p‘s are issued at good rate of interest and principal and interest are guaraiiiecd

One of the C.~mpa~iy‘s circulars will be sent to you on request.

lllilll 0l’FiCE---Montreal BRANCH 0FFlCE- -Charlottetown.

llYNllll'lAN & C0., lilllllllhll-.

' BOX 332 Managers, P- E. l

saving.

selection.

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Save Money at This Sale

This aiiiiiinl sale of sample footwear is a wonderful bargain event for you---

for every person who wears boots and shoes and who ,wants to iiiakea splendid

The stock islbrand new, not an old style or sticker iii the lot. The entire dis-

play is uiade up of sample shoes piircliased from travelling salesiiieri at the end of __ their season, all this yeai'°s styles and worth every cent of the former price. '

The line is going fast so it will pay you to come in today and riiake your

Bargains for Women'

20 p c OFF THESE

Patent Oxfords, buttoiied and laced styles, all sizes

Doiigola Boots

Patent Boots buttoned and laced Slippers iii strap and pump styles American Boots and Oxfords, extra fine, foriiierly priced at $2.50 to $4 25 to "'*'...............- ...........$2 A fine Iineof boots nearly all sizes ............. ..... ....... `$| Another line of fine boots, sizes 1, 2, 2 1-2 and 3, rather old styles but

Buttoned overslioes, sizes 2 i-2, 3, 3 i-2 and 4, suit boots offered above

Patent and gun metal pumps, ri splendid iiue

' __ I Tan Oxfords buttoiied and laced

for$r.

k _good»forwinterwear........ ............50c|palr

\\ _ ..-......50¢spslr __ » Clothrubbers, 2,2 I-2 and_3 I-2... -...-¢......... Ntlpllf

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__Mr_ R,tz,uS__ Rare Snaps for MEN __ __,, .,

_ Patent leather and tan boots, all sizes, regularly $5.00

Sings :‘E.y¢|»y fymg ygu do l'lO\V............_ ,__‘_“Fi'

~¢ °’ 'tm 5-.lame “uni” i Patent leather and tau shoes and calf boots re ularl “'-A 'Fl'

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Babies boots . .

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Chocolate buttoned boots, sizes 8, 9,

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