ii if

5- a_-;'-,1s|ciess

competition, _lnational in scope, be- tween-.the Wells Fargo Express Com- pany 'and the federal parcel post will Y

the company has been maturing for fe ' the lalt four years can be set afoot.

C.H.

This was the statement made by Graham, traffic manager of the com- m pany, at s hearing before the State

Railroad Commission. B Competition Mr.Graham explained,

would extend' both rates and ser- 5,1; vices, with special regard to eggs, na butter, poultry and other perishable th

foodstufls, to bc delivered direct from W shilllllf' to consignee, Eleven pounds would-he the maximum weight accep-

rates of the parcel post. Iiepresenta- P

thtair service would be far more ex- 0

pbditious than that of the parcel tended and wore a travelling suit. 0.1 _

own with hat to match. The happy £0 “"9 m°"“i“g~_J'

uple left on the six o'clock train _ _

in the-majority of cases, is at quite a for New York to spend a few days, '“M‘5§ R_“th E~ McLeod' `_Wh° ha’

ore returning to their home ingbeexi visiting for the past six weeks

sna when he ,gets mere ne nns en-wsu Harrisburg- - ‘Wh ll" m°'=h" Mis- Andie” Mac'

pdst. br

It was pointed out that the shippcr co

distance from the nearest postofiice, bef

in line in order to purchase the spe-

cial pa,-cel -post stamp and go thu, (From Vesterday’s Evening Guardian) turn to Boston.

Upon enquiry this morning from -i leman, which is about tivo miles -W. H. McGreg0\‘ Of GENUKI- L0! m Portage, it is learned that the 16, was in Summerside yesterday.J.

' ' .~ - _ ore of Khalil Sherbell with his --

was explamed mth their' elaborutd ouse adjoining was completely de- -Wm. Sheehan and son Nelson of

toyed by iire. How same started or Tyne Vnlley were in Summerside yes- at the damage is valued at could terflay.J.

t be ascertained but the loss is a ri avy one a Mr. Sherbell carried on -Mrs. Patterson Walker, Freetown,

' 'iuite an extensive business. is visiting in Bummerside the guest

f -- of Mrs. Robert Walker.-l.

FFIC-ERS ELECTED.-At the "'--

gular meeting of the Harmony -Miss Jennie Hsmmlll, Middleton, vision, Lower Freetown, held on is Vlfilllllil iD B0fi¢¢lUB the Elle” Of

'B ke, __ t e the 7th. inst the following stat! of Miss Mary Connolly_J.

cers were duly installed for hc

ugh several other formalities before _ his package can be mailed. The ex- ("0

press companies on the other hand,it, j'_‘_°

system. can call at the shipper’s resi- h dence and collect the package, which it will then have the preference of being Wh tra ipped on the special through “° tn£hof their service. he

cA'r's HEART i~:nP'r _O

BEATING IN SERUM. ___

PARIS Jnn. 9-nr. Alexis incsr- Di

rel of th Roc elle lnstitue, N w m

the result of his latest most remark- ed

lrwwiuc 3" s *°

T0 BEAT PARCEL POST. no

lu --~ ll

-sax, raasoxsoo, Jen. 9-nine: ds

-‘lin Pays”

-HUIARKII

-soasorunaas snnnm renew n B'“°°'°~ 1'”“'°““l-

week or two Leiore the time the

-'ri-is iii.\'To.-'riis Mints nrriveri 14° Mm'

esterday at 4.15 with eleven passes-1’ ‘___

S0 Ulu’ cum' as B00” H9 P15115 whim gem' "“'°"ty'Pignt _ tons of "eiglmlder the ausilices of the W. F. 8-lld H-

;°’f,§,°;{°f,§,,'ff;f,,,§",,;,’;§,,,.,,§§"",§{§`ivi. s. wni 'bs held in New London ns of freight thirty-six sadks 0f!Hau °“ Tuesday' Jan' M’ at 7 ,,,,_,__]_ ' im. Admission 251:. Proceeds in aid

-_seo Mews.-Jnnn ii. cisrnimittee. _ 1-11M2i~

ummerside, has received a telegram |HQte1 between 6 30 last evening and gtlaiotlgtinhlx _;i_;‘__“_§_2_tj;?_’_'___!'_i_‘;s'S_]3_f;lf 6.30 the previous evening.-J.

c Lake is seriously ill. Her bro- . . _ ' (F ronfYesterday s Evcnilld GUBYMBH)

_ei, P. G. Clark has gone on to be _PFOL Whitman S“mmem,de_ Wm, ‘th h"'_J` _ii passenger from the west this morn-

, _ -wi-:nomo BELLS.-A quiet ‘"3-“J'

table,_as the parcel post. W

rmlh -oss

“itll

Alb¢tonHisphonols'i pq-cent.

1°

5 nr"

_ -__ _ _ --. ___ J,_-°¥.‘° _ _ __ _ _

an bs e it 'sr i" .-_S'rovEs.-Gets" t-hstnstoys at ini Parlors. Bummsrsido. Brace's and have satisfaction guaran-

-_ toad. 1~8Hws4lEoL‘i

-H188 HAZEL HORSE _ll Gpar- I '-*

sian nm: in J. o. .ru-iuws nook- -WANTED-A divine-rvom slrl md store. Summerside. Hot 051°* Phone maid for general housework. _ Good |. 45-.; md Miha” pm" 1g_- __ wages paid to the rllht plrt1U,~Ihl-

press Hotel, Bummurside. 18-iilltf.

-THE POSTPONED lecture and ii i ->- pfesmisi at Lower Freetown win -MILL SU_f__PUE3~- f_’_;°;f°§;>_"

ke lan W; A v 1 __ gasoline, circu saws, ru __ _ -

15,_h_p C on anew y e en_ug J” ing and all mill supplies-the best '»

l,.

have paid for has expired and thus '

- in runners--7it, 4.50, with cushion

t miss an issue, as all papers are 6 og 8! 500 ith emo “_-,5_

. 0; t. . _ w cu n

sfgnnnued promptly °n “pi” Order one before they sro all sold.

edding took place at 44 Marion _

_ __ -Senator Yeo, Port Hill left DY

This shows the first move of the H sz , Brqokiine, Mass., nn nec. zzna, _ _ _ th, - mn 'M 0,ta_

press comnanifs io meet the reduced when Miss Alberts nes ni Misnonei-e, the W" ° 5 ”“° 5

E. I., and Albert Drewett of Har- W“~"‘I'

tives of the express companies sa) rlstiurg, Gl;p_.(,r_;vei;_e__cm_a.;_‘_r_§:i_dw_;y__i1__t§;_ _(__ S_ _md M_____ W?____e1, S0_____i___

Cad!

Dhllfl, e

goods at guaranteed prices _ at

Y -TCBOGGANS with frlctioirrsdnc-

R. T. Holman Limited. Burnt!lUi‘8ide.

l -A supper and entertainment u

'of Home Missions. By order com-

,‘ were passengers crossing by the Min-

Leod, Stanley Bridge, has left on re-

~ \ _

' ` THE REASON IS- PLAIN-The backward se`a`¥°1-1 due tothe Weather Man. The-» Prkowse ‘-bumnésé-if 1’ »~

run by-the Calendar andlcannot-be governed by freaks of'unsealsoii;;bl¢_ wcathei-__ Thesesleigh ro _ ed by February lst to give a clear road to the coming n1ust__be__car1'_1egl over., _S0 now .1

all others to buy your Sleigh Robe. There is`plenty of cold weather ahead-and the values we are

,_ £1* M

-. -» avi ,,. i

than you* 'known before. - ' " ` `

“MONTANA EXTRA” No. I Buffalo _Robe,mad_e

from No 1 grade Buffalo Cloth," which very closely re- sembles thégénuine fur. If has a strong, heavy Astrach- an Cloth li1liI1£.is rubber interlined, making it wind and waterproof 'finished with- fancy scalloped edge border, color dark brown. A warm hard wearing robe.

54x52: inches, . 54x62 inches 54x72 inches'

SSMI 7 6.00 7.00

GREY GOAT ROBE, medium size, dark color,

well furred. Clearance price ... _ _ _ . . .. . . . _ . _'SMP

BLACKCHINA GOAT ROBE made from high

grade china goat skins, thickly furred with long rich glossy black fur, heavy plush lining, fancy scalloped edge, a. very- durable and handsome robe, medium size, clearance

' BLACK CHINA GOAT ROBE, same as _above

only largersize, clearanceprice L....l2.m

BLACK CH lNA GOAT ROBE, made from the

very best skins, extra large size, beautifully trimmed, clearance price . .- _ . . _ -_ _ .. __ _ . _ . _........I§.0U

MEN’S DOG SKIN CO AT, a fine fur coat, made

from large soft pelts. The fur is soft and thick, of uni- form length in a glossy black color. lt is cut in loose fitting style, wide deep storm shawl collar, and lined with a heavy twe_ed, clearance price . . . . . - . . ".00

MEl\"S PIECED COON CO ATS, made from the

pieces left over from the making of the best Coon Coats. Well furred and strongly sewn, they make a warm 'and comfortable coat, clearance price._.... ...._.........l8.75

lllust' be

Gany c_H1;\1A GOAT ROBE _made _frggi _

imported`skih8,"_wti%covered \vitl1"l6ug heavy fd natural grey cbl5f`.*_ h‘e skins are strongly each robe is thoroughly cleanedi lined with

plush, finished 'with ‘fahcy scalloped edge b_ord_er,-_ at for-table and "good wearing sleigh robe, medium

clearance pi-icie.1‘.'..."‘.`;}.1l`......................§.‘.

GREY cH’1Nf- fooAT _Ross semen., G

larger size, cleara€n`c€ rice _ . . _ . . _ _ _ . _ _

‘ _.__-el ' ,lfr - A ."4 _

GREY CH_{l\{_A`GOA,'.i‘ ROBE, made fromciitra

No 1 skins, splé dd1y'lih'éc_l_ and trimmed, extra lar _e size, clearance .’

BROWN GRIZZLY BEAR ROBE. This- is- one

of our best selling* robes and the most durable robe to

be found on the market.-}l`he skins arehigh grade ¥iz;:}y bear, oil tanned, and are very soft and strong t_ ickly covered with_1o'ng Brown Fur- The robe is linediwlth Eesgqua-lity plush lining, trimiifcd with fancy scalloped or er.

Medium size Lar e size Extra large

mon lion ' is.g_i9 _

MEN’S COLUMBIA BEAVER COAT, _one of

our best selling and most durable fur coats, _a coat _,we recommend to stand lots of hard wear. The fur is of a dark brown color, almost black, and very close and thick, leather arm shields, wool wristlets' and large shawl collar, `c'earance price . _ ...|8400

_ MEN’S RACCO 7N COATS, made from selected

skins The prices range from $40.00 to 85100 and the' values cannot be duplicated in Canada.

pi n-

1 1 1 1 G "

York. winner of the Nobel prize for ° ' _ _ t ° i V medicine, announced through Profes- ,mesmt quartcf. v1z'_W' P'-Mabel BATTLESHIP MASCOTS BARRED __ sor Pozzi to the Academy of Medicine 'mrns' W' A'_l'”d'th Reeves (re'°lect" . I ` -

_ _,_ R_ S__.nniin gninnrnn, A. n_ S_ i NORFOLK, Jnn. 9-Dogs, ents, _0 a _ _ _Q _ . cash

esie clark. F. s.-scott Cairns. roofs- beers- i>Hff°ts and monkeys are » -' ' _

able experiment in the preservation of live organs rnlfen from nn ani- ,, mul. ,go This consisted of removing from n 1,8

organs and placing them in a box _‘B containing n solution of nrnineini se- L_" rum maintained at a heat of thirty- V

renheit). be

Dr. Carrei succeeded in keeping the ne

or-guns working normally during thir- ou teen hours after death. Animal food and water placed in the stomach were complet.-ly digcstezl, the heart heats were strong and regl11nr,'tlie circula-

tion`periect rind the intestines showed S“fYUl€1`51d€ Y9Bi-"da-Y -J

proper peristaltic contractions.

Powian vs_ BULK. in

A pound of dynamite will "raise"

eag__Hsm-y Lgdstone (re ¢,1e¢ted)_ hziri-ed from huttleshlps entering Nor- n.-Sadia Reeves. A. Con.--Dwight f0lk- nirsto I S -W rd McCaull The order to all ships to get rid of

' " _ _ __ n _ 0. S.

_ _ , t T 1 _ - ,_ <1 t d sc ts in from Resrad- -I- __ _ __ _ _ __

est nu me unnnnn: nna nnnnminni (,"_‘f_“_s P ",’, _R_§__*“§’_____‘;'°‘§__§f_ $,‘:_,“’§,_ Q? ,,‘_f_y,__f“co'f,__,,____,,,,,,,g we li

sssrznn |>ens_ossLs gg -,=;yf,°_ lglf-C, _ ,_ _,lm

, ap o uin y, comman g _,_ __ _ _,

__B_ L Raignon Alberton was in the receiving ship Franklin, had to f‘_ ' }‘_'*“""_L\’ - ` - - ,-' s`='."‘

_ _ -__.»_i__,_i_;__

Miss Hazel Furrow, Bedeque, was

Summerslde yesterday.--J.

-Walter Leard, Bedeque, spent yes-

more than ten poundsof giinpowder t@f‘laY in Summefslde-"L

A White Swan Yeast cake will “raise” more bread than any other yeast

-James J. Johnson, Charlotte-

cakm It is stre,.,gth_ not amz that town, was a passenger to Sunimerslde|

count£,_ yesterday afternoon.-J.

Send for free sample.

White Swan Spices & Cereal Co., Ltd., Toronto. ed

MOTHER SAVER HER ‘

FIVEI CHILDREN AT W

SOMERVILLE FIRE. ye

`BOS'l‘ON, Jan. 9-Thrilling rescues my-kod a 830.000 tim at the -plant D of the Boston Rattan Works, Somer- te ville, which for n time threatened to wips out several buildings in this

-Thomas McNutt, Mnlpeque, pass-

through Surnrnerside yesterday on

noon.-J.

his way to Alberton.-J.

-David Schurman, Charlottetown, as a passenger to Charlottetown sterday afternoon.-J.

-L. R. Alien, Summerside, was a. assenger by the Minto yesterday af-

-Herliey Weeks, Fredericton, was a

Wat" street _*‘°°U°"- M"9~ A“3°l° passenger to his home yesterday af- Barber, who lives opposite the fac- tm-noon after spending the day in

tory, carried her small children from 5,,mm,,mid¢___y

the house, filled with smoke and en- dangered by flying fliebnnds.

-F. 'I’. Morris, Toronto; G. H. Jar-

Horses in barns i-nilamzered by the dine, M. D., North Wiltshire; Elmer

Smith, Pitiield Maine; I. M.

flames were rescued by young men. D

Help was summoned from Cam- Bank, Michigan, registered at the

bridge, ' Clifton House, Sunimerside, between

pl---_-l_.;-1.1. sig

ht.-J.

6.30 last night and 6.30 the previous

-Mrs. ' P. McCarron. Charlotte- town; Miss Mollie Monaghan, Char- lottetown; J. J. Johhston, Char- lottetown; B. Roy Holman, Char- lottetown, registered at the uaen

‘L_

' part with an Irish terrier he valued

at ssoo Lieutenant cnnnnnnaer - eff *fall e S¢€I1 llflfe 3

Stone gave up a, valuable fox terrier, and other officers were forced to drive , other pets from their premises on the _ government reservation, ‘-‘¥,~2'.'If’i1f1f‘§L

» . .

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nounced from behind and the Admiral

bon around its neck and was munch-

SHOT SELF WHILE _

INVITED GUESTS

WERE LOOKING ON.

PARTS Jan. 9-Marcelin Ader, Q

._i_,.____

Rm-li-_ mp¢s,»

' mid?-

PRIVATE OF F ICE

Chmming down ill-chosen food, and rushing back to work, straight to dys- popsls, with sll if moans in

Proper hsbiu of sslinli

s Ns-Dru-Co Dyl-

I ta

r oooh diges-

hsppinsq.

blots(

later her sister died as sn indirect ra-‘

kins, whom poison had left

anything you in the line of

tested

supplies,

in a modern drug store - _,hors with the iniiy 'ance that yon wil ‘get just want the prices wil

our

Inn-

tiel-cs,l_ is' taken' ,n tempcraéce Work Norfolk station after- he had an un- _

the young people and with the l"198B8tr;_t engounfgr wit_i1_ B 8;? £250; ____-_"L"F ,'-7,” if_=:,-.;» ,

_ _ _ ' _ ' _ <1 a pn re rn - '-t.-i .' =1-at dear" °-"wade <1°°-4 M- “"2.’_"’ n§‘3._‘i§.’.i§-“i;°’;.€’.§..‘I-‘; 1.”§_.;“i’i’. tin- -'“L-n 5-Tn--F31 n- V----1'” on W0|||g||’§ Warm

w year with an exceptionally bright Satllfiiliif. and Wllell |J€ WHS Wlllkillg `1;’3§;';`§1_-."_\‘i‘-f~`=f__f`- '

¢100k_ the decks the goat came up unan- _-f.:-_.aw `

The Neil' Hampshire goat, when last

heard from, had a piece of red rib- ,'_:_;;-__=_s_1'_

ing grass outside the Navy |Ya.rd with n sentinel on guard to see that he dldn't get back on government pro- perty. `

_ \,

__.____~..--

f A '4`o_

~;,,¢"

_-» Winlerwear

splendid exhibit of women's

high grade underwear, perfect filting, strong, unshrinkable wear that will give you the acme of wear and comfort during the winter months. a

"L_: ‘-~ ' : -.;-. _._'-».~_

_ Shown in two piece and union suits

_ in Penman’s, Hewson’s and Sta1:dil¢l¢l’s L," brands. P-rices range from two piece is*

_ suits at 45c a garment to union suits

-young pdinter of Bordeaux invited _ ' V

friends to a banquet saying that it en n 3 C0'

would be nls‘1nst. ,_ - i `- Kenslu ton-

. Q _

- y 5

wicsrnnu 'rRoUBi.s:s_ Hockey 5,,ck_.,_'

viincouvun, B. C., Jan. io- -P°°kS'__ d _ There are sensational graft stories »-_me 0" an

from the Vancouver school board. F01' Sale bY

Adei"s friends, believing his refer _

ence to suicide was only a jest, spent '

_ U \ O

a merry evening. After dinner Ader w t 3 t G d produced a revolver and said he had S no cartridges. Ons of his friends, still thinking that he was joking pro-

vmed ,hem The painter loaded' the We are headquarters for the above

revolver, elinksd glasses with his Gillis, _

guests and then blew out his brains. Rifles, '

Hocke Skate

Florence Park’ former assistant to _/.~\

the Secretary confesses that shes _ _ (`_ S' W. paddled the payrolis for $3,100 and ,_,_, _‘___ =,_,,, ’

spent the money Secretary, Murray

has made good the deficiency. There CURE A C,_oL,,D_ IN ONE DAY

are also allegations of overdrawals Tak. LAXATIVE BROMO _quimne

°f $5°'000° Tablets. Druggistsvpefund money if it

-fails' to cure. E. _ GROVE’S sig-

_ AN AWFUL DEED- _nature is on ssch box. 251:.

- 'rAnRv'rowN, N. r., Jan. 10--, """ Forty-nine years ago a jealous lover HUG Mi- 118". 289 Of Ulcllll. |1208 ni Theresa 'rnnipinnspoisnnes tus; 6! to 7|. all new styles. worth .$2-75 well at her home with arsenic. She-T' C0 $3. Saturday only $1.29. Bro\vn’s. dranin and died. Twenty-five years, 1-9M8i.

suit of poisoning. Yesterday Temp- --_-_-_ ~

”°'"°"’ ’“’°" "”' Th’ ""i”` 'runxnv Poisons 1oo

_\;f:_¢_iz__i;olsonsd the wail never e0ul||__'i_;¢» CRIPPLEBCAR

SOUTH NORWAIAK, Ct., Jan. 9- ‘_ The poisoning of 100 members of the f 'l‘rolley~~Menfs ?Union hero who par- tooh of the forty-iive pound gobblsr Mvcd llil at the _annual dinner; has

crippled the cl! sQv\ee.1 ,gn »-_

ELECT F. K, LANE ‘ *

INTERSTATE HEAD.

WASHINGTON, Jan; 9-Franklin K. Lane, interstate commerce com- missioner, of Bin Francisco, 0p,1.,was elected chairman by the associates, to serve during the coming 7”;-_ H.

new on-if

all--The

liinnli-L-_-‘__

M. srrrnnn _- FOR’ ‘VIOII-PRE8IDiiN'l‘.

".'“_""¢ W... Jsa. o-1>n'nc_i- slinct up the 'four of Vormont, or is ily National ‘\vil!'~te‘ #mb to Butler sg gig fog

\J ,.- ‘hi

'-i'- "Li-.'

fter Christmas

. i

ISLAND KISSES I5c lb.

FUDGES 25c lb, '

SUNNYSIDE CHOCOLATES 30C lb.

ISLAND cl-1ocoLA'rEs 5n¢1b_'”" " '

W1-uri-:'s MIXTURE 25C-ib. - `

ISLAND CARAMELS 4oc lb. _ -_~

Thomasl Whitel

1 2-24thfsn;if Sunnyside

-iii?

3- ._ _aa

” \ ’ I.v.Oh’town Ar gi-51

L ‘ fl "°ll'£ini"°”"-" -~ iii

succeeds Charles A.'P t f N . __0______v_t____ __ rounyn gy

,¢.

1 1

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owfsléilnmenolng onDeeember 251-11,1912. the trains of this Bsflvrsv will nhl W ‘I

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READ DOWN 3359 up i

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