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1 011 ootwear

Call and see thesample snaps.

ca. va. Abbies. world is hnprcvini in morals," was

*_- the subject of an interesting debate

SHARES.-My iwrwnl d°l1\‘i°\\°; is the Priuoe or wales cone o, chor-

Alley _Ed Co.

» THE beauty of I

this new pat-

'tern is as lasting

‘_ as the ware Itself;

. becauseitisbased i

i g on simple lines. i

, _ to pqmia of greatest

lldllil l0 llalld

The jewel-fuel that means more to you

you need it than the whitesi diam~

Coal '

threefold.

_ ' serious rho iaiea uorhud is Piutou ot s.so a.m. sho'

wear increases lu life' i turn.

of securing shares in the Bunbury Fox Ranch would do well to consult the Secretary Treasurer Dr. Dewar,‘ M. L. A., Box. 165, Oharlottetown.‘|

PLEASANT EVENT.-The play giv-1 en in the Mt. Stewart 'Hall last Fri-‘

__- . - -- ‘day evening was a due success. The

' ;~' - ~ _. ' ' _J hall was filled to overflowing and the'

program was well` received and muoh appreciated

MINTO A'RRIVlllB.-The Minto ar-|

rived in Georgetown yesterday at 10 a.m. from Picton with express, liiii tons of freight, 30 passengers and 45 sacks of paper and letter mall. She' will leave for Pictou this morning.

EARL GREY LEAVES.-The Earll

Grey left Georgetown yesterday; morning for Picton, with express, 2'/ tons of freight, 25 passengers and 30 sacks of paper and letter mail and'

will leave Plctou this morning on re-'

, fr-ee-burning,

and f air

guamnmd M SERIOUS FIRE.-Last Sunday ab-

] - 2 ,,,”,/,Nu ' out noon the house of Edward Dun,

_ Mt. Stewart, caught fire from a' _ chimney which passed through an .up- W wfllndf stairs closet and which had a. pipe

-Q; Jeweler hole in it whore it passed through the __ - “S” closet. The hole was pasted over

' _ _ - with a paper but when the chimney

:"7 ? -»~ caught from the stove below this

' L , paper burned oi! and consequently thef

clothing hanging in the aperture was

& Cos ' ‘W""'°'"“'l'“mv"" soon blazing. Mr. and Mrs. Dull lost

l a

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NOTICE

We the forbid any ;

hound

Co., Ltd _

oxcli

.state price

‘ 'FOXY’ ’

Box 3 32

Charlottetown.

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in any

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lengthy article on Moose Jaw's Halls

photos given is one of 'J. A onr 5

nearly all their outtlts. Some damage _ was done to the house but the ilre' was quickly overcome by the readyl work of willing hands. Mr. DulI’s loss' will not be more than $150.00. }

PROMINENT MAN.-The Guardiani

has received a copy'of the Moose!

aw Evening Times containing al

f Justice. Among the prominent

0X€S

Parties having 19:3 pups fo

sale should correspond with th

giving' br_eeding_an

ir F*

llcmnanl Sale

1 Wall Paper, at l Hall Price

Parlor, Dining Room,

Bed Room, llall and Kit- chen l’aper. `

A clea`n sweep of the

balance of our; stock at exactly

phil rrire

want the ~roo1‘l1 for our aplendidnew aloclr to be opened shortly.

Big Bargains for early

Buyers.

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,ing smaller and smaller-rapf

orccoxs your meslsiry Of CTOWH D¢1‘b.Y and hand

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9'-ll WA" f 1 5” painted 'china,_ just a few M R_-I T Z I

W' h"°“ °°d‘2‘;§§c§ '22 mn pieces left, clearing at S n yn

,,,,°,,,mi,,,,, as 30p`c elf N' R ,, “I g ' 7 `:“f}` ” mm *"°“‘ G F Hutcheson in “W » rhnshuespcriwllo '

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F - R - E - E

Come iniki our oB`ice and have your

teeth examined free of charge. Only takes fi few mintues and we will tell you exactly what you need and it wont ccsi you one penny We make teeth and guar- .inteelhem to fit exactly, We also guar- antee perfection in Crown and Bridge work Extracting and filling without pain, price moderate.

DR ROBINS

ig' 11;)-uteen Stria,l;t6nP:el§:_Jdo0r Beer it Golf

Opposite Post Oilice. I

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member, and has outlived dolens of

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Clerk of the Court, with the follow- ing details:-"J. A. Munros, the po- pular clerk of the court, is a native of Prince Edward Island, and it was in that Province that he received his early education. In 1884 he left the_

old home in the maritime province' and came to the West, settling first of all in Prince Albert where he sought to follow up his profession as a public school teacher. Leaving Prince Albert in 1903 he came to Moose Jaw and still followed up his profession. This he pursued till 1905. In that year he entered the law otllce of Knowles and Hare. With this ilrnii he ilnlshed out his course, and was_ admitted to the Bar of Saskatchewan in 1910, and in the month of May of the same year he received his ap-

. ing was a very quiet one only her

?__§L§____ - __ _ ,L _ Eséntciglx. tgixf tfsgetgéecggrlilagf most intimate friends being present.

through his cou es

, rt y, won many ' ‘

AIG _y0ll &ll6lld|l‘l§_ “IG ‘ ggiendsix andtlls heltdi ln hight estcrem; :Slit Igllilagexgglye ft0l:`e;vIan“i,liT1’1;?£3,ie Agriculture Meetings ~w_§r‘;“§m‘;‘j‘n-g M", "]‘Qm§‘;O§?s“‘;e;§;ne h§§| their home. (Pot. sud axon.. Please

if so greatly increased, and to such an ex-

Visit our Studio for anything f¢l1l'» that he UBS made H~PD1i°B»ti0l1 $0 lla;

inthe Photograph line the Department at Regina to add an

' ' additional clerk to the present stun. I “Wearwell"

His request has been granted and an

appointment has already been made."_ In speaking of the area covered by the court the paper says it is “al- most sixteen times as large as the Province of Prince Edward Island. This is, therefore, doubtless, 'some te

"Rory . ,. ::»Rcxall Pearl Tooth Powder will

' ' cleanse the teeth thoroughly and eas-

The Y“hasher!/g,.&l:;,:¥:o5§;:l:r;_: ily without leaving them unpleasant-

egfafl “to as sta_tes.__ ;;Na.1),-u.00 Tooth Paste keeps the ly rough. It. also sweetens the breath

"I wgould say that 'I do not know teeth white by preventing the forma- and thoroughly cleanses the mouth.

of a medicine that has stood the test tion 01 tertar- KGBPB U10 bfeltll Plwslng 1" flavor 'md put “D 1" B ox time like MINARUS IJNIMENT. right by preventing putre-faction. Is handsome can with patent sitter top. It has been an unfailing remedy in germicidal, prophylactic, cleansing Price 25c. The McKinnon Drug Co.,

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lottetown, recently. The speakers in favor of the resolution were Ray Newsome, Adele Landrigan, Ed- ward McPhall and Annie Walsh. The negative side was upheld by Bowan Msclienale, Gertrude Love, Randolph Murchison and Guy McPhee. The vote was ,57 to 4 in favor of the aiilr- mative. Belle Westaway was critic.

WELL KNOWN LADY DEAD.-

Eweu Cameron, Charlottetown, re- ceived a telegram yesterday from his brother-in-law C. E. McLaggan, New Glasgow, stating that his moth- er Mrs. (Capt.) R. Cameron had passed away suddenly. There were no further particulars. The remains will arrive in Charlottetown by to- morrow’s steamer and the funeral notice will appear later. Mrs. Came-1 ron, who has been in poor health for some time, was born in Charlotte- town about eighty-two years ago and leaves to mourn two sons, Ewen in Charlottetown and Robert in Bos- ton and one daughter Annie, Mrs. CJ E. McLa.gga.n, with whom she was living. Mrs. J. D. Mason, Charlotte- town. is a sister. The remains will be interred at Belfast Cemetery.

(From Yesterday’s Evening Guardian)

TWO FINED.-At the Charlotte-

town Police, Court this morning two drunks, Wm. Trainor was fined $5 or 20 days and J. McFarlane $2 or 5 days.

INWARD TRAINS.-The southern

accommodation arrived in Charlotte- town today at 10.45 a. m., thirty minutes late and the Cape Traverse accommodation at 10.30 a. rn., twen- ty minutes late.

(From Yesterday's Evening Guardian)

HORSES SHIPPED.-John Horne,

of Winsloe shipped twenty-two first- class horses this week weighing from twelve to thirteen hundred pounds. They were shipped from Charlotte- town and got to Picton in good or- der.

WI-IIST PARTY.-An enjoyable

whist party was held at the home of Peter and Mrs. McDonald, Cumber- land St., Charlottetown, last even- ing. The prize was skillfully won by Mrs. Adrian Peters and during the evening dainty refreshments were served by Mrs. McDonald. Thefparty broke up at midnight all having had a pleasant time.

WEDl'.~ING BELLS.- Miss J. Rosa- mond Churchill, formerly of Char- lottetown, was united in marriage to Fred. K. Lenin at 5 p. m., Jaiiy. 30th in Portland, Maine. The wedd-

Mr and Mrs Lallin left immediate-l

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Pants

for working men are

the best value. ll!

.Our household ever since~I can re- and pleasant to the tastei 25c. tube. Corner Great George and Kelli Sgiéf L

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Bl A Foste Cehtr Dru i

, _ _ r, al gstore. _ _-

would-be competitors and imitators." ' __ - - ~ - "_.-

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Limoges China

Your chance to get `a selec-

tion from our sto_ck of Ijimog-' es China. is getting slimmer each day. The stoclg 1s grow-

idly clearing out at i _

130 p. c.

F

Peoplc’s Theatre-»

Complclc Change

Shakcspearc’s

--in two

Beaulilul Settings

'° 1` he Merchant of Venice”

-Perfect Photography-

Masterpiece Paris-

Supcrh Acting

W. .IL Bowman I

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“Portia” Flo La Badio

Dramas- Note they have

“On The Altar of Death”

K. B 'l‘wo .Reels

This is a Bison-which means the Best in Weaiem

changed their name

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Admission Adults 10c Children 'Sc

» Discount

` Four Reels Two F eature_s

Besides our Limoges China . TwO SOTIQS

gin, out gmt, ¢,»¢¢¢¢¢ power we are showing a.sma.ll.l1ne

(By Request)

first Qhow 7.3! _ _-. .Second .Sliovfi _o eloelt

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Conservative policy of 1911 has out.By "standing pat" Canada gets ' “larger markets" for much of produce, without handing over

tittle of her inheritance upon the

of reciprocity without any of the

di d t . B thi f nostiiihgn gscsiiuse pgiiiic ngsentimehxt over the cost of living in the Un- ited Btates has forced the Demo-

cratic party to lower the excessive tariff wall against Canada.

ot

compelled to open her markets to American competition.

net was set sneezing yesterday by the simultaneous receipt by each minister of the sui1ragctte's letter P containing red pepper. 3

at Washington-as well as at Albany. ' If true. they are of tremendous

importance. They mean the

won

her one

orthern part of the North Ameri- an continent. All the advantages

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'rvsn vi1.1.nv.-'- nov. J. n. wa- market ours, ohsriottotowu. on Hou- "‘° D°'“°°'““ wi" “'° °'°""'”" - iii Kge S

son will preach at Tyne Valley next: dey, was more serious than at ilrst :;°:°°',::,7 ‘arg eirhgxtz' 5‘l::l°"‘;:§ _ Il". ,rr 1, _ p _

Sunday, Feb. sth ln the Prelbyter- reported. Besides having s cut ae- ' .. ' . ‘ i ' \

ian Church at the usual hour. |as::t;t‘i:1g”s&v:: stiIt`.;i;¢;Lt;;;t 213: ce;;i;;i; ovi:°¥ghrwp°r:,`;t_'p°k°n to ‘TM _. , .

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_ _ 33 1-3 p. c. during our sale of van moot is the 4th who or the re- -- I' , h f ““ |», . New

_» = 9°-¥.l1Plo S,110¢S~.’b1 gest bargain event in footwear you rits ,D ,,,, Ar,” ,°m,,,,,,,,, whine. A smears.-"Resolves that tho P" Y' W ° “°"' ‘"‘“* *° '°“" °“ '" 4 f~lia`vcff\$é1" ii`ee`i1~oligered.` . ' vi ‘i

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Awarded the Gold Medal at Halifax Exhibition

And Canada in her turn is n

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A DISTURBED CABINET.

LONDON, Feb. 5-The whole cabi-

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Sealed Tenders, addressed to the

ostmaster General, will be received t Ott '

awa until Noon, on Friday, the

h March, 1913 for the conveyance

ol His Majesty's Mails, on a propos- ed Contruct for four years, six times

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"ow Daywn Ladlcs cure :fr weet, between Montague and

urray Harbor North, to commence

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MAIL CON'l`RACl`

Sealed Tenders, addressed to the

Postmaster General, will be received at Ottawa until Noon, on Friday, the 'Ith March, .19l3_ for the conveyance of His Majesty’s Mails, on e propos- ed Contract for four years, six times per week, over Rural Mall Route No.

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Z from Montague, Prince Edward Is- land, to commence at the Postmaster General's pleasure.

Miss M. Lultey of Zena Ave., Day , ¢0n_ 01110' W,-iteé; Hlgefom using 'puff information as to conditions of pro-|P0S°d bolltmcf 1118? bl! 515911 *Wd n

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tiixiilsldqiiote evhin silsndwthg ;i?crl1l:1rsm:;f ed at the Post Ollices of Montague, RUB. Miki!! H Fel'¥`Y» DOWN' M°l1tl~§“¢»

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i>uti)it;Ei;'; 'lixitgggtoriosnd in £;m:nii»_ rites. and at the oniuo oi the Post Of- at the Oflwe of the Post Olice Inspec- aculously short tlmell was complete- lice Inspector. ‘$011

ly cured. I take great pleasure in

recommending your valuable remedy _ , ,

to my friends." Putnam’s Corn Ex- POM- Ofilce TDBDCCWFB Oniile. Post Um” I“5T’°"t°r 5 Odin'

tractor in 25c. bottles, sold by drug-

gists.

1ll¢ll' (070 Pllliillcll TOCS at the Postmaster Gencral's pleas-

Printed notices containing f\lrther,l“f0Ym“tl“Y1 as £0 ¢°ndm°”“ 0! W0'

“mm Painless Com Extractor. I posed gontrut may be ,een and blank forms of Tender may be ob-

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5_nk1,,|-me gg Tender may be obtain. tained at the Post Olices of Monta-

ur-my Harbol- Nm-th and Route of- Whim Road, Commercial Cross and

JOHN F. WHEAR, JOHN F. WHEAR.

Post omos Inspector, Post Olilce Inspector-

chsriottotowu, .1sn.21st, 1913. Charlottetown. Jan-21st. 1913- 1-23M¢h31_ 1-23Mt.h3i. 1

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