iifél

;.loiiiisoii's iiiiiiisin

"°°‘*°_|Y¢¢nlm-lalcraaianii

V93 5P0€¢lY relief from coughs, colds,

°l’;amPS»_ diarrhoea, muscular r eumatism, bruisesfetc. I'

25c and 50c evcrywlrgrg _i.s..|oiiiison a co. s”i.|,||.,._

I3i 1913 '°'rl-in i.a'i'i1is'i~ Nmws

_ -'rrrp ciisni_.ofi'rs'rowN ouannian nw °r 41-1-'° 1>Aos'sEv8N f

_Bx\¢a'nn|llIo.'

More Boot

B ° "

argains--.-

The followiiig bargains are offered you in addition to the wond ful

_ _ er si n-

ple values ctfered at this sensaiumal sale of aam_»io rlioeii. I

All patent laced hoete. men's and wJuien's. worth from $3 to $5.

_ .............. .... .... .. Z

Women'a light weight boo's n d h S 0 P c

Alot of \voineu'1i boots, all sizes Glrl`s boots and ovsrshoes sizes 1

'ff

s oe.<....... . ell f`or......... apair 3 'U 3 50 '

' _ eapair

Misses rubbers. stzrs ii toz .............. f5cs pair Mines' bools,aizes_ ii lo 2 worili from $i.5u tu $if.n.... ll

Chlldren's boots, sizes 8, 9, __ ________$_75¢ Sizes sto 1.5¢ Infants size .................. .. , __,___25,,

ALLEY £9 CO

I l _.-- -- _.__ ._

Childrens Photos

look' best when taken here - at The Studio Where Baby is - Always Welcome.

cons sriinio ’

G. H. Cook, Prop. |

i w

From Hand lo llanil

The jewel-fuel that mrans m_ore io_you

when you need it than the whitest diam-

ond-

lligh-quality Coal from our yards-cleaii, free-burning. long-lasting Coal-fair prices, and fair service in rxi hsnge for your orders.

Any orders today? Quick delivery?

Yea... . _-_ ..~»..~f-.~~~~»- ---- ,_

C. Lyons & Co.

Phone I 1 I

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Farm For Sale

The subscriber' offers at private Hu-le

until the 28th instant his well known and very desirable farm of forty-acres situuto at Nortli River and to _the North of the farm of Mr. Fred W_hite. if not disposed of in the ineanwhile it will on the 28th instant be offered at prublic auction on the premises at p. m.

orth River aforesaid at one o'clock

For terms and f\1i'tl16l‘ DR\’tl°“lm"*

apply on the premises to the subscriber oi' to J. H. Reddin, Solicitor Cliiirlotte-

t . . own JOHN CHARLTON. -Illlfstufli pd.

ii. X!-13

Yiie '

if THE beauty of

this new pat-

' 'lern is as lasting ,

as the ware itself,

. because it is based

_on simple lines.

ll Sectional plate added , to points of greatest ,

wear increases its life

threefold. |

i Guanmfeed fo' /

satisfy by '

V W.W.W_el|ner `

1... *1 Jeweler

' i`

-11855 - ,_ 1 1 R-WALLACE l

Sil-¢¢rl>lat¢ dm Rnimwear `

_,_ _"_, - ,__ 1

..\'l`\.ST

ll lv ¢Q

F - R - E - E

Come into our oifice and have your

teeth examined free of charge. Only takes ia few mintucu and we will tell you exactly what you nced and it wont ccst you one penny \Ve malta teeth and guar- anteeihem to fit exauly, We also guar- antee perfection in Crown -and Bridge work Extracting and filling without pain, prica moderaie.

DR ROBINS 25 Queen Street, Next do0r Beer &Goff i0-lmtf Phone 276-J

ii-i

' Piioroiiiuros | li you want lhe best

uscript matter is received by The Guardian which even the proverbial Philadelphia lawyer could not de- ciliher correctly. In auch cases er- rors are inevitable and are directly chargeable to carelessness in writing.

following pupils made the highest standing in the January examina- tions of Alexandra School, No. 141: Grade V1-1, Oledine Wood; 2, Milt.- ori Brehaut; 3, Reginald McKinnon. Grade V-1, Rena Wood; 2, Susie lireliaut; 3, Ambrose Goody. Grade 1V-1, Bruce Judson; 2, Anita Wood und Doris Judson; 3, Ernest Mc- (.‘abe. Grade III-1, Athol Judson and Walter Brehaut; 2, Ellwood Bre- haut; 3, Hedley Brehaut. Grade II- l, Gay Judson; 2, Forden Judson; 3. Wilbur Wood. Grade I-1, Bernice i\"cL‘alie; 2, Helen Wood; 3, Winnie Brchnut.

SCHOOL EXAMINATION. - The

standing of the pupils of Victoria High School for the month of Janu- ary is as follows: Princlpal's Dept., Grade VI'l-1, Lorne Lea; 2, Gladys Clark; 3, Dorothy Clark. Grade VI- l, Eleanor Clark; 2, Winnie Villett; 3, Evan Wright. Grade V-1, Crilly Lea; 2. Laura Lord; 3, Windsor Mc- Lenn. Grade IV-1, Ada Clark; 2, Marion Les.; 3, Pauline Miller. As- sistant’s Dept., Grade III (Senior)- l, Claude Snow; 2, Thelma Trows- dale. (Junior)-1, Joe Miller; 2, Clifford Len; 3, Elsie Boswell. Grade II-1, Winfield Cameron; 2, Charlie liogan. Grade I (Senior)-1, Whit- field Howatt; 2, LeRoy Howatt; 3, Hollis Snow. (Junior)--1, Mary Mc- Quarrie; 2, Eva Trowsdale; 3, Percy Clark.

___

(From Yesterday’s Evening Guardian) ___

HELP THF! CAUSE.-The Guar-

dian's Enrnsclitie correspondent makes the suggestion that it would be a. good idea for those who have been atteiidinp, the Short. Course in ,Charlottetown to hold meetings in ‘their respective school houses and give their neighbors the benefits of thc instriictioiis they received while attending the session.

HAMPSHIRE SCHOOL.-The fol-

lowing is the standing of the pupils of Hampshire School for the month of January -Grade IV. 1. Hibbert Tremere, 2. Gordon Holmes. Grade V. Mildred Larter, 2. Chester White. Grade IV. 1. Davis Ward Grade III. 1. Roy Ward, 2. Freda Proude. Grade II. 1. Grace Ackland. Grade I. Lorne Watts.

IT HAS MANY QUALITIES.-The

man who possesses a bottle of Dr. Thomas' ldclectric Oil is armed against many ills. It will cure n cough, lirenl: a cold, prevent sorc throat; it will reduce the swelling from a sprain, cure the most persis- tent, sores and will speedily heal cuts and contuslons. It is a medicine chest iii itself, and can be got for a quarter of a dollar.

'.:’l'he piirity, freshness and absolute

delicioiisness of Moir's Chocolates are known to all lovers of high great sivect meats. We carry a full line of those chocolates in bulk and pac|mge_ Our sales are so large that each shipment is soon sold out, and you are thus sure of getting M1801* utely fresh chocolates-25c, 35c, 50c., and 60, pings, 50c, lb, in bulk. E, A. Foster Central Drugstore.

°""*' . PUWNALETO.-The services next

WRITE! PLAINLY.-correspondents sunday on the Pownal Circuit will

are asked to kindly use reasonable be as followsb-Pownal at 11 and 7; i»1‘0¢B\1ti0D. in f-5° Wfifllll of names Mill View at 2.80. The Sacrament of especially, to avoid errors on the the Lord'a Slipper will be administer- part of the printers. Very much man- cd at Mill View. `

scriooi. s:xaM1NA'r1oN. -_ 'rim ’““"’ "“’”d°~

corrected

| Opticizin

Psonif

(From Yesterds.y's Evening Guardian) The serious illness of Allan Shaw, Orwell, is heard of with regret by his

Job. Ir\ing, Humbolt, Minn., is `

spending a few weeks at his old home in Cherry Valley.

Miss Laura Douglas of Fortune is

visiting in Bay Fortune the guest of her sister Mrs. Weely McKenzie.°

Miss Helen Townshend of Fortune is visiting in Charlottetown the guest of her aunt Mies M. Townshend.”

Joseph McAulay, blacksmith,

Earnsclltle, and John Tweedy, were visitors lu Charlottetown yesterday.

Miss May McNeil of Cardigan is

spending the winter in Fortune the guest of her aunt Mrs. Hector Mac- Millan.°

Miss Martha Townshend has re-

turned to her old homein Rollo Bay after spending a few months in Mon- tague.°

Harry Tweedy, Earnscliffe, return-

cd home yesterday from a pleasant; visit with friends in Marshfield and vicinity.

Mrs. Elorrie Cavenagh, Earnscliiie, is spending a _few weeks at her old home at Uwlli-Ian Bridge attending lier aged mother who is very ill.

:.:If you want, anything inthe line

of horse remedies such as Absorbine, Save-thc-Horse, liniinents, condition powders, etc., come to us for

Messrs. Stanl

under mention

pronouncing

to this city.

Laces

Valenciennes

Torchon

, . »ff'<~» ""-f’

ey Bros.beg to call

the attention of their customers and friends to the arrival of the

ed Wanted lines.

A number ofladies capable of

upon the patterns

and values have stated that in their opinions, they are the fin- est that have ever been imported

i i

Edgiiigs, insertions and Besidings

Edgings, insertions and Bczidiiigs

Heavy Linen Torchon

\Vide Edgings and

X11 Q- 03.

Allover Lge

Insertions

French Guipure

igs and insertions

Shadow, Guipure Nets, Edeilweiss

Embroideries

K. J. MARTIN, B. A.

Barrister Nuts r Public. as

' Money to ltaix

Morris Block-» ar ottstowe

IOTEI. BRUNSWICK

. .

:hc largest and Beat Located Hotel In iii’ t".‘i‘i d.°°°““'.“°°i"°5.i3°.l'. $3351

CBB IB A

und'-stir onunrfed by Le apat shade trees

r.-.“‘::.lt..:':°.s::;'.isii:.fi'l:l‘as.ri‘r‘i‘i

iw sihii"rao“n"'?E"Sn aw

Burriaiers, Attorneys, N».'.ary Public, Etc -Jfliccs in Cameron Wieck, Charlottetown I’ E. island.

ADDRESS-Chanotietown, Victoria

llnlel.

" -27MRmod

-va with i.r.uwEl.l.. M. li Richmond Sir;-eroppoaiie St.l’au Church fi mrs ini. io o'clock to 3p .rn.

X. a."i~iCi.¢.§.., 'i§,"i>}...li.§`i§i§i.T.I.

McLean Q McKinnon

Barrisfers, Attorney-af-Law Brown Block, Charlottetown.

U. O Mi:l.IGOU. K 0. W. Ii. HIIINTLEY

McLeod ® Bentley

Barrintors and Att at-law

Offices-Bank of N . robarl Uharlcttntown. . an .

Fm; EC:

B0 E-'S

aicxiisui-:ii Ross, M. ir

Oiiicc and residence that

Dr. ML! aughlin phone 3|5L i65 Prince St Mémosnd 7-23

STEWART Q. CAMPBELL

Bar ialere, Solicitors, etc.

lrnow Just what you want and kndvw I

Uffioen in lloelirisa Block Corner

fron. practical experience what is . Queen md H`_"w~n .gtmetif oh-"°“' best. Th M K ` `

, r is i i .

1 0 U 11111011- Drug C0.. Vokes insertions, Beadings, Alloverm tllfee pmiqligy 1-01515

Corner Grcat George and Kent Sts. ~ ’ ' ' '

Mtf.

widths of edgings and two of skirtings w. s srawairr K.u. N. a. o.\Mi nm.

Matched Q l _ ._-,

“S srizansiiir saitiitos

inch___g1\irtin S E-

5 ‘ ' .g` ` Y WA E

38 inch-Flouncings Au' 'HE WAY B T R

Ii’sa satisfaction to have

one of our reliable ther- nioiueters during t h i s snappy weather. In fact a thermometer at all seas- ons is a very useful in- strument in any home. \Ve have the self register- ing kind, which autoniat- ically redorcl either the extreme licat or cold, :is well as the usual style.

All our` ,instriinient8_

are tested and any error

_ .1.,. '. . . `-

.‘3-1.-fire.

D' Cf ii '<

Guns, Rifles, Hockey Skates, Hockey Sticks. Hockev Pticks.

Winter Sporting Good “Ve are headquarters for the above

G. Full line on band. For Sale by

S. W. CRABBE.

,ivTfE ii'-.,. _ , _` I ‘Q . _ -i ouiiiziiias ciassiriizirass 11' i1‘L:w'A,vf~; tall Al 1 ‘

You are sure ofa safe, lux urious and, swift journey if youtake the I. C- R. Route.

Secure `your ticket at the

City Ticket Agency and YOU wlllbe free from all worry, your baggage will be checked sleeper booked and all con~ nedtlons arranged. _

Cell or- write to ~

°fW:‘ K. Rogers ` City Ticket Agent.

C _

, _

Bosom Friend

full

.‘:::r'.’.1'.r-f.:l.'.‘l. .i

order ps to I

eoohinl. hcaiinl -

a'$‘il»‘l'»"‘i’.l’ii

Opposite Post Office Telephone IDZJ

Sues, Colombo( Singapore, Hong

Forlruien in the P F' Island Mutua

Churches. _ Halls, Hchonls

lggtelsfsheese Factories, Water Mills et etc. A I to

Empress of Russia. April lat X Empress of Asia. Hay. 27th To Gibraltar, Monte Carlo, Pon Said,

Kong, Shanghai, Kobe, Yokohama, Vancouver.

» $639.

Atlantic Cabin Ae!-

to Liverpool, and Rall

from Vancouver to

P.l!.. ST.

, .i~."

--- »- I Special Two Reel Fire Insurance F 0 alllr 0 -

Firiiidlinauranco Cornpimiea on Farm - “In

“Ph ‘§'iJ.yuai.1.,ioo syasey:S¢re11tl 3 A Thrilling Story _ol Life in the

-MouNraiNs-

Secret Service

Beautiful Theme L

Peo las Theacre Tonight g ... .?:.°_:::i.:°.'.:i:;f‘ ".1:.i".:;i:'“.2:.r.t§.:$‘:'.1':';;."iii::.r.:.:'.:;n‘:;:F

V T Twenty-five cenie.

Ari illicit Still

-p Five Cena to A11-Toniglw y

The Matrimonial Express '£22.65

Three Rerls

Coming "The Shaughraun” A

AGENTS-MEN AND WOMEN-WE

_;11131;1_t9,-_§>a“519;,_ _ 2'~6M¢1f CITY AND COUNTRY AGENTS

to hustlers. Address, Dept.. "V," _426 Old Birks Bldg, Montreal, Can-

AGENl`s WANTED I 1

will start you in s permanent pay- ing business with the most success- ful agents line ever put on the Can- adian market, without investing a single cent of your money. Our line is absolutely new. Sells on eight in every home. Not soldin stores. No opposition. Successful men and wo- men started by us are making $15 to $20 weekly. Write today for catalogue, and full information. National Products, Limited A45

wanted at once for the fastest sell- ing iinc in Canada. Sales Every- where, Get our proposition before territory ia all taken. Big money

ada. Z-10ME6i.

restate ui;i.i> I

FARM FOR SALE.-36 ACRES OF

land on corner Brackley Point and St.. Peters Roads. If not sold be- fors will on first day of May, 1913, at public auction. Apply A. E. Le- Page. Woodstock. N. B 2-lhltf. ` iir:i.i> waivrrzo

r'rr'rF.EN noLLans AND EXPEN-

sea weekly' for trustworthy man or woman to act ae Travelling Repro- sentativc. l”re\~:-ous experience not required. Travelling expenses ad~ vanced. Commence in home terri- tory. Winston, Limited, Toronto, Ont. 2-1M12\.

MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL BOOTH.-LEAVE YOUR

order for book entitled Life General William Booth with R. K- Brace, 170 Queen St, Price only 85c: Gillustrntions; 28 chapters; 312 pages; also a. lot. of other good books. Send for list.

26 inch-Allovers Eastern S. S. Corporation

3, inch-Galoons iNrr:nNa1°ioNal. use V 3 inch -insertions WINTER “REB

‘it john to Boston . . ....54-50`

Corset Cover Embroidez/ies. etc. §,*_-,,i,‘;},‘_§‘,,,‘_°_‘f°_’_‘_‘f‘““-~_--_j;;_-g_f,",{

Leave Bt. John at 9 00-s. ni. Thursday for Essiport,Lubec.Portland and Boston

lieturninzisare Central Wharf Boston

New York Leave Franklin WharfTi.ien Tburs._snd Sin at Gp. m, Fares 83,00 ouch way. _

For titc s|i.s,l1tetr_aLui£e and lufoémation a p o oca ic e agen s. afgsge nlieclred through to do inatison.

L. R. 'l‘u0MP-‘S T. .

F d. P.A.

W. M. G. gust. ‘

A Mondays at 9a.m. and Portland 5p. m.

_ for Lu sc Eaetport and Bt Joikk

- - _Mania _ s' ssaisuii- Li

" ‘gi E 4 \`__,_. Direct service batweou Portland and

1-f- 1. \~.f.»-.\.-:

LL s';Z_ ._,,;_z. 3. F:>

1 Tllli C0l.0NlAL LINE

The only independent line between New England & New York, offers an IMPROVED PASSENGER SERVICE BETWEEN

Boston & New lork

VIA RAIL AND BOAT ONE ROUND $2 35 war l Tiur $4-50 WEEK DAYS AND SUNDAYS Fast and elegant propeller steamere.

“Concord°’and“Lex|n1f0n” In Commission.

We cater to the exactinp demands

ofa particular people, who require s clean cnt service with tidy state- , rooms and modem appointments ‘ Ticket Office. 256 Washington Si. Dealer

f3;.i1.s.......¢§1I1i11...11.111111>11is 1"” “

rr Pars to niyln tina Pi-<>vnie».`| `(s,-.Sm ' I _ '

HOCKEY. - There will be two GOOD RECORD.-There were no

games of fast, clean hockey at the cases before the Charlottetown Police .trans Friday evening. Vice vs. Cry- Court this morning.

B ll B.

Honcton N D. ‘

DR. CLIFT 3' Specialist -Chronic-- Discuss

Physician and Surgeon '”“

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Sie, 1

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i-zillfttsivr

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Furness Withy Q Do, Ltd

'STEAMSIIIP I.lNfIlS_

From London Btoramu Brom Halifax

E Ritchie New England Pala Alan! |

J i

--- Kanawha February ist. Jan. 30th Shenandoah February 15th Feb. 6lh Rappahannock February 88th Feb. 19th Kanawha (via Ht*

John's. N. F.) March ilith

From Livsrpofl Steamer From Hailiat

~-- Durango January Silt --- Tabasco February 'ith --- Almeriana February ls Fab, 20th Durango March llth.

Phe above stsamers have A limited ae-

:--mmodstlon lor saloon passengers.

Passengers and Freight Agents for the Allan Lino Steamship Uo. at Halliax. ~ ruimass wiruv a oo..1»TD-

lrnvar Nnlllqr. U,l ~

Z-7 M6i.

Reserved Seals on Sale Every Evening

Produced in Ireland l

wAN'rnp,Ma1n ron” GENERAL

ll 1 _

housework. No washing. No up-i stairs work. Highest wages paid to ia competent person. Mrs. Chas. Longworth, 181 Fitzroy St. 2-7mti

1| un 'Ji -i _i i _

L ri-?_; I nl

_. ,. >._\"-

. L VICS

, -CRYS'TALS | At the Arena Friday Evening

2 Games

. _+

rn1vA'ri-1 s.ar.io-'rua 'r. a. srsz-

ron sans:-nnorsrsinszn snoir-

_E'é!‘¢f.9*1°"¥ V913- _?-1M°1r11- iron sansi, .a _raraoa 'sa1=Ts`,` ai.-

FOR SALE

wart. Apply H. H. Brown, Queen Hotel. 2-11’M6i.

OR SALE AT* A BARGAIN, BASE burner stove No. 11. In use only last winter. Apply at once. Mil- ler Bros. 2-uma.

horn Bull, 10 months old, of ex- eclleut quality. Apply to Lincoln

1:11 _...H _ - -

MALL HELP WANTED

BE INDEPENDENT, START A CUT- Rate Grocery business of your own. Redpat.h's granulated sugar 4 cents pound. No capital required. Earn $25 weekly with few hours' work. Outdt free. The Consumers' Asso-

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\ 1

‘ casaouis r->.icAj_f;€f'i i-|‘»

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elution, Windsor, Ont. 2-8M5_ipAd.

WANTED AT ONC AN EXPERI- enced man with horses.`Rsvers He mi *__ z-mu. MEN WANTED-TO LEARN DRIV- ing and repairing automobiles. ' Positions now or inter . Yflil Portland Auto Co. I04 K _ St., Portland Me. ' ‘

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iAND Ui HER' Si! .-iribiiiih '

I’

|,|n|lP00|. SERVICE

` SAILIN GS non sr. ions, s. it

--P3333 0|- BRITAIN .....Fsby, li. nMPBlSs OF lllELAND........lu'.1.

most new, large, and one oi the best made by these famous makers.

'ro nimr. Prtlllliin-75?* -Wm” so-ne, iam; N°11N'1l‘ W Hi., If; Brown. Poassdvh IW”

Apply to HJ-I. Brown,1_58 Queen Bt.

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w. n ildwaJi;i‘i.n_o§_i.§_rai Treat. ss.

ami.. use-w °°°- E- ““""”

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