Lake 3 miles west oi here. Kenneth

ing accident occurred at- Wed‘tlz\bll|'l¢;

W%I1¢Z¢l1» a U05’ of seventeen years of ugh. and two younger brothers were skating on the lake. The ice hroko and Kenneth nlunsed bead first into

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. iss nme oy . 0 us co, `

for Better and B|gg¢l' A`.l Who has been in the city for the past,

lms.o.s.ssz1.sYsnnonn.n mhuih. the .guest of Geo and Mrs. f°

A l tion, should write Q, Guardian Oi- _E

` B8l'gBll'1S ‘ ' _ ,____~. ' Moran, leaves this week on return to P _

' ` her home. for their D}`°mPt payment of the in- ._

surance policy carriedby ber husband

W. H. Horne oi Milton, Lot. 32, the late Joh” Dewar- ' 5!

In goods

Than 'any Other Drug Store Our Stock the Largest and Most-Varied

Leather Goods---Calabash, Briar and Meerchaum

Pipes, Walking Sticks, Writing Tablets, Dressing Cases,etc. Get the Habit-._ Be a Customer. _

, _

Use; (Oni - Cimcurzz _

Q - ,,,,` 'ir __ 2 .

Soap for, Przze Baéy

"I have allwa used Cutloura

mp and no cigigryfor myfbabyknnid

as never asoreo an in .

He does not even chafe as mgst ba- bies do. I feel that it is all owin to Cutioura Soap for he is fine ang healthy, and when five months old won a prize in a baby contest. It makes my heart ache to go into so many homes and see 8. sweet faced baby with the whole top of its head a so id mass of scurf, caused by tho use of or soap. I always recom- mend ggtlcura, and nine times out of ten thenext time I seo the mother

she says ‘ Ohl I am so lad you told me o Cuticura.’ " (Signed) Mrs. G. A. Selby, Redondo Beach, Calif.

Although Cutieum Bonn is sold by drug-

gisls and dealers everywhere, a\ postal w "'Cu|lcurs," Dr-pt. 3M. llosion, U. S../1.. will N‘c|\re n liberal sinuple, with 32-D. book on

-_ -\\ lllllll rt pays co buy in nun rr-ovme=. 1 wm. Match, msmsclinc, crossed ` -1 _ ’ Monday morning on the Earl Grey. u

7-'~_,5_ Preston Sentner, city, was arecent -

' a

education, who desires permanent M

Greet' _ Work with chance of. rapid promo-

M' A' DleNrthRti

offers his valuable farm oi 145 acres of land for sale together with good

Miss Florrle -Proud, city, leaves re

this morning for Concord, N_. H., to .tr

spend the Winte,-_ She Wm be ac_ and Miss Kitty Norton to Ottawa. §

companied by her brother, Fred. Proud, for 3, short visit.

hear that she is steadily imlprovinq M at the P. E. I., Hospital and will fr

Miss Jean Aitken of Georgetown

has resigned her position as Vice

arl Grey yesterday morning for

Mrs. Margaret Dewar, City, wish.-is

house and outb,,udi,,gS_ The ad mp_.this city yesterday were: Harold f -he §;s“‘;1..:;.“:..”°;;if;L1...E- H' H2°":‘

....2 en rou e 0 ._

Lot 16, on Saturday December- 30th

'rho manymenas ot Mrs. Webster Of

Howatt, Tryon, will he pleased to of

leave for home in a few dayB_ phor, Crapaud, to the Crapuud Ceme-

1-.~.@~i-1-.\- .f-_~_- _ .~.~.-.-.- or

rs. A. H. Wadman, Prince St.

express her sincere thanks to the

rudential Insurance C0 of America

Among the outward passengers from

sume their studies at McGill, Mon- eal; Fannie Tanton to Antigonish, ,

The death occurred at Rose Hill,

Mrs. Cornelius Lowther, formerly Crapaud. The funeral took place onday January lst, at 12 p_ m_ om the residence oi Herbert Low-

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ST_YLE and furs of every price-go on sale to-day at a se_r1e_s of discounts that should empty the department within the month. The assortment shown is excellent

I)-tllliepualities, as you know--are theiinest shown in

If you have been shopping round you have seen

that our regular prices are far below most dealers-and now-wiilz the additional price cui:-you are cllcred the ill1€St .shopping chancf: in iine furs to be had in the

Province.

E licrc are the prices

! \ visitor in Loyalist. M, D, M¢Fad

[5 I Miss Minnie (E. Georgetown is gtunifed no

the water and went under the ice . " visiting Mrs D A M’cKinn0n- cis ' gnc DB7 @N'

His body was recovered. I, ‘\\\`\_ ` ` ' ...__ ' y* M15; Ret; Crgzier Summa,-side has Y

, _ __ _ _ At the pollcacourt in this city yes- returned home alter spending’ her ifun P|'|c¢ ull- ~

- “_ sands? oned ndrunk, A. _McPhee, was Xmas holidays in Charlottetown. - ' ' "°"'°""'@

~ . _ ne rwoj 0 ars and costs. ‘ ' '

N ew Years ' , . ' _ Miss Ella Oakes ol Summerside is ‘ /1 I I

Any young man with at leastaisig visiting Charlottetown, the guest oi / _ U ,.r_ Q e e a e -_

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. ._ ._ ... 1 / cl new Furs oi all Kinds

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‘wc are 0.1.11 _ K , °‘ °“°°~ ._ / . runs or EvEnv soar-sons 0E EVERY

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as now reduced ‘

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Special cuts on all Marmois _

Marmot scarfs regular 3 95 now 3.16. _ I _ Marmot scarf regular 6 oo now 4.80. ` I

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» the euro or shin. scalp and hair.

to acccpt a position 'in the Provin-

Aitken nas arrived in the city

J. H. W. Ransom .Sk Co., have ' ` '

Principal of the Georgetown school succeeded Murvhv & White Co.. 2 ' _

wholesale fish dealers at 9 `

ii m is thoroughly acquainted with 1

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”“`m€----l-~- -- t e fish trade and will find a ready j‘

Opp Post Office Phone 89

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A telegram yecelved by Hyndman 5

& Co.,‘ Ltd., on New Year's Day, a from Winnipeg, advised that the ‘V

le for all consignments oi smelts `

cial Lllbrary, Charlottetown. Miss FUUSOH Market, New York. The n°.“

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h n nd eels sent them for which they,

ill pay highest market prices,

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Marmot scarf regular 9'o0 now 7.20.

_ Large marmot caperines 12.00 now 9.60. Marmot muils, regular 9 00 now 7.20. Handsome marmot “Barrel” muff 17.00

for 12.00.

1 Great West Lite closed the year with

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- of Insurance in force. 1911 being the‘B°5"» took Place 011 Slmdayv Di1°@mIi°1`I `

hast year yet on I-eco;-d_ 31st from his late residence 216 Eus-I .

1 ____ ton St., to St. Dunsta.n‘s Cathedral»

I Mrs. Robert N. Cox of Longworth UIGIICG t0 thu R. C- C0¥11°`it€fY. and; `1

1 ' was very largely attended. The pall-H'

hardens the gums, whitens the teeth and makes far healthier .of this city. The rooms were bcouci. James, Gilbert Gaudet, Henry Ait- In0l1lllS. Try a tin 250, fully decorated for the occasion with ke `

_ evergreeus and appropriate emblems.

The following were registered at and Cherry Valley Methodist Church-l

The MacK7nnon D rug C0' thc Queen Hotel, ony, yesterday:-L. ies. December Zgsh und 31st. where of

wood, Mc. Herbert; J. 1. G'n1 n, sc. a eeusouehle au eniuouriate c erec-

1 001" Qt' G90- and Kent Street John; Miss L_ Shaw, Silmmisrscirle; R, lter. Both choirs gave well rcnderedl

eci 1 music Good con re ations

sixty seven and 9 half million dollars

Avenue gave a very emoyable New _Years dance Monday evening to a. num- iber of young ladies and gentlemen

_ _,__ _ _ _ _ D. Wright, New Glasgow; (3. L. Grant‘SP 8 - E EI -' 0

- ' _ if it - 0. , M 11 s1d,A _ tn- <1. B in church swer dressed

~- - and w e, C y, L c on m- E11 i-FC 0 S 6 | herst and C. Howard, Sask. in green, the church at Vernon R1ver_.

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'I _ Thgfoilorvim; registered at thcliriends and congregation at Veruonl

L: _ Victoria Hotel, City, yesterday:-H. River made their faithful and eilicientl

- _' H. Acorn souris; F. L. Howatt; A. organist. Miss Marguerite Vanider-

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Hardware ,/ -_

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generally we wish to express our sincere wishe-' for a bright and prosperous New Year for eac 1 and every one. The past year has been a good 0n_' for all of us in many cases but we want to mak--_ 1912 a bumper one and can do so only when \v"? help each other. - P

During 1912 we honestly believe you wil 1

save money and 'get better satisfaction if you bu 1' your supplies in hardware from us, because, b -_ actual comparison, our prices are much lower tha -1' you can get from any other house in Eastern Can _ ada and, transportation charges considered, nI_ other mail order house in Canada can beat ou -i figures. ' _“

Since 1857 when this store was es- tablished np to today our policy has al- ` ways been the same and that means “a ' square deal for each and every customer

f regardless of class, creed or color” and

each of these 54 years has seen a marked increase in business, a sure proof that the

policy has been a correct one.

__ Our rig_h_t_g_oorls at tl_1e_rigl1t prices and a supcrio 5 Slorc service are factors which claimyour close _attention 1 "I afndvwbifh should be carefully considered before you .~en j _ ytmr orders elsewhere. W

1, Big increase in Business

This present mouth has been a bumper one for us an » ,

we want to let the good work continue throughout th _ coming year. We want you to feel that this store is your ’ iu every particular, that we are able to cater to your ever ‘

' requirement, that we have everything you _could possibl '

want and that our prices mean a good saving in mone for you - _ »

We are out for a bigger business than we have eve 1

had before and if highest quality goods, rock bottom price _

and acourteous and prompt store service will bring it w are bound to have lt. We are s0_sure that we can give yo une ualled satisfaction that we invite you £0 compare ou .

pricgs and goods with those that any other firm can oife I

ou. . _ 1 y Again wewish to thank you for past patronage. W think we both have gained when you have done you

shopping here.

_ I I ' Limite

Wholesale and Retail,

' -|37 Queen Street-

Rogers Hardware »`

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The funeral of the late John Morri- '

bearers Werei M. P. Hogan, Frank- Keoughan, George Stewart, Jonn f.

11.

The services at the Vernon River

_ ‘D. Inman. Hampton; Ernest A. 'stiuc, a moucy gift which Mrs. Orm-

Bell. Halifax; J. P. Lynch, St. an, on their behalf presented, and

‘ John, W. J. Waugh, Halifax; Renalwhich the recipient suitably acknow-

McLean, Souris; J J Hughes, ledged

i Souris; and H. C. Mcl)ons_ld, City. I I *_

' aqui- - - I- - .ess-..s»..a».-<sa_... ~»»».»-°_».»..,

with great taste throughout. The

On December 13th 5 quiet wedding

Owing to the large amount of;

country correspondence received dur-' ing the past week and the lengthl -thereof writers are asked to wait'

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.1 '.1 _ patiently for a fcw days when theirland Mrs. MoAuslaud of Bl0o1nfleld,I I "I _ _v _ _ '-_I ‘ lncws will appear; and also when' "

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was solemnized in the Methodist Parsonage, Upper Prince Street, by Rev. Wm. Harris0n,, when Miss Annie E. McAusland, daughter of Wm .

Cul priced E on Swell Mink lliuiis

$25.00 muffs for $2 1.1.0

29.00

35.00 58.00

Reduced

$22.00 scarf fpr $17.60

37-5° 50.00 62.50 83.00 98 00 10.00

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50.00 70.40 78.40 258.00

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I Price cuts in Columbia Sable C

Black Columbia Sable scarf 7.50 now 6 00.

Rich Brown Columbia Sable 12.75 now 10.20.'

Black Columbia ruff 15.75 now 12 00.

Black Columbia Sable muff 7.75 now 6.10.

Beal Alaska Sables~Price cnt ,_

Handsome _ Alaska Sable neckpiece 17.50

for 14 00.

. Handsome Alaska Sable neckpiece '19, 50

for 15 60. ` .

Handsome Alaska Sable necl-_:piece 24 00

for 19.20. 1,

Handsome Alaska Sable neckpiece 3 5 00 _

for 28.00.

Alaska Sable mnfls Special 19 00 for 12.75.

Lot. 5, became the happy bride of Eli A McLean 'of Charlottetown

Fancy rug mnffs, (Sable) 24 00 for 16.00. 1

idcnse meal as much as D0ssib,e_ ' Both bride and gmom ,,.,,,.c ,mntl Large Persian Lamb muff 37.50 for 30.00. Persian Lamb Scarf 19.50 for 15.60. ' U -- _ _ F tended. The bfidu was hrC0miu21v,!‘ Handsome Mole 'l`hr0w 15.00 tor 12.00. Rich Mole mail 15.00 for 12.00.

. H~ Cfi1E“'0 . T1‘€aS“l“0P 0 tie l’~ -~ dresueli in a Shih uf hI“<’~ “nil Wwe “"7 Grey Squirrel Ties 7 ‘0`0 for 5 60. Grey Squirrcl'1`ics 10-50 for 8.40 ‘Island Orphanage Mt. Herbert, ac- champagne but und gloves to match.'.` _ 1 ~ ` ' - `

2 - ’ 1 ~ _. - ' Grev Sr uirrel Muff 10 75 for 8 60. Grey Squirrel Muffs 12.75 for 10.20.

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T 11 d t th _' ' Id¢?1(1)1i‘ti(bi1i1'is “GedrgearH.S Tahtd)n,0;vit’y? 32; gzligo lselciglhlilscizldlclu wstbllnslntl _ Grey Lamb SC21l`fh' 7-25 fm' 5-33- GTEY Lamb MUIIS 6100 f0l‘ 4 30. ° 9' our many customers an 0 e PP ' lpnrccl; Mrs. K. Finlayson, city, par- chain. Otl-cr valuable pi-csents were' ' Grey Lamb Muffs 9.00 for 7.20. Swell Coon Set 22.00 for 17.60:

‘sending future news items to con

(cel clothing; Mrs. George Suelgrove, lcity, parcel books; H. G. Wadman, |Moncton, N.B., $1.00; George Currie, ;El1nsda1e, collected $8.20.

A very enjoyable evening’s enter-

tainment 1 was spent in Falconwood Hospital on the evening oi Friday Dec. 2$ltl1, when the nurses, attend- ants, and other employees of that institution were entertained by Dr. and Mrs. Goodwill. A large nmnber of diiierent games were indulged in and heartily enjoyed by all, while ex- cellent piano and voilin music was furnished. After the game and music, refreshments were served in the a- partments, of the Medical Superin-. tendefit. Mrs. Goodwill then present- ed each of her gentleman guests wlthf nn appropriate gift ordered for the occasion, and each of the ladies with

also received. Friend-_1 and relatives

'CITY TAYFS-A list of names for

in a few days-Parties that have not

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_We have two ele- _

a handsome and useful hand made; article. The thoughtiulness and kind-‘ ness was greatly appreciated. Beforel bringing the entertainment to 8 close. it was moved by S. Donnell and un-l animously carried that 8, vote 0f1

thanks be extended Dr. and Mrs.: Goodwill for the splendid entertain- ment and gifts, and also to Dr. Goodwill for the advice he has al- ways given in regard to the treat- ment of patients with kindness and tact, which has beenvery helpful to the attendants and nurses in their duties. The good feeling which has always existed between the Medical Superintendent and all employees and patients through his kindness which has won tho confidence ol the patients, as well as the stall, was` also referred to, as the most criti- cal cases among the patients under

with the whole stall in thanking Dr and Mrs. Goodwill for their kindness which has always been apparent, and also in wishing them a very happy and prosperous New Year. The en- tertainment was brought to a close by the singing ol Auld Lanz Syne. s

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Stewarfs Bakery "

` |63 Kent Street

gant baskets and one

j"~°_f°_'3°i"»= "fli§1_“i?“£5s"ix?_ A Brown llare Muilsi I Brown Hare Slolel P

urlpaid city taxes wily. he advertised 0 I 1 Q

pam Wm plea" tak” “°ti°°` Hasan' I Brown Hare muff 2.75 for 2.20. Brown Hare Stole 2.50 for 2.00.

g Black Coney muii 2,00 now 1.60. Brown Hare Stole 4.50 for 3.60.

Brown Hare muff 3.25 for 2.60, -I I Brown Hare Stole 5.75 for 4 50. . __ 1

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'15 l charged it will have to b

box of Chocolates left f; tions from the I-u]e_

over which we will sell to the first buyer at th 1 following prices,

Regular $5.25 for $3.35

“ $4.50 " $3-40 “ $4.25 “ $3.00 The baskets with-

out the chocolates are almost worth the prices

quoted.

Johnson (D. Johnson

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treatment are always ready to sub- _1_;__.._.. 4T_*'“'_'-_°“”"J mit to his advice. The patienii join -_---'i'i'_-'-'_""‘

The Season’s

Greetings

To all our many patrons

we wish ahappy and pros-

- perous New Year.

The past year has been an

exceptionally good one for

' us as all records have been

lment to ..i:.:.i.w. the number oi In-

1Persia #.1 grorect the Britllh

All lhcsep prices--Sirlcily cash .

’ basis of cash payment at time of purchase-if you wish to have the item

e at the full price. Please note this fact--no excep-

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Chowlates t - PLEASE NOTE-_-ALL 0E THE ABOVE Piucss are made on .. I

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0rder Furs by Mail you’il make a big saving

° say so. Hurry your order-the first comer is going

'E-si N0 HOUSE IN c_.>.NApA wn_L GIVE

_ “_ _ YOU a better _fur deal than we will-not many will .__ 1 give you a se_r1es_of bargain anywhere near as good. Order by mail with perfect confidence-if you are 44.5.5, not absolutelypieased with your order tell us~and

; in your money will go back-by telegraph-if you

'3:é:7'¢C»?5.'-' I' to get the best choosing. _ msn

Eexprcsscd intention u the Govern-

digg troops e~1;,1l11c\! in B0-zilern

ronsulates -nd the trade routes.

broken- To our patrons who have brought this result about and to those who are g. iing to help us make a new record for this year we ten~ der every good wish for a bright, happy and prosper- 01s New Year.

The 2 Macs

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,Quick action. lm-vcvcr, was consicer §ed necessary by :hu retsnt mturir ri' 'Kashgai trlircur.-1:1- on the l.':n‘°h consul, W. >\. Smurr while bein: es- 'corted to ue |».»u. az Slums ry a de |¢a¢;m,en¢ oi I.~..li.\n slowms. I The l3ri*.i~1h l‘r0:i.ccc~l cruiser !-'om ,arrived here Inst. 1-.vcnlnig rm-i landni |170 men Ji tm in-liau Carmvic in- iantry against possible contigencies. | Further details have been received of the attack on Consul Smart. The C0ns\|l's escort was enraged twice. On the iirst occasion they drove od the natives who were cleared from the hills with the loss of only `0ns killtd and one ivndmled on the British side.

S " " On the second occasion the Sowars LOST NO TIME had to iight n rear Kuard action for

IN SENDING TROOPS eight miles. They saved the convoy

-- including a large amount oi specle. B

. 31__Th In this encounter the British lost

BUSHIRE» P°"9""' Dec _ e iive men killed and ten wounded.

Government hh! 105i 11° “"1” Consul Smart himself was injured

British '

sending troops to Persia. It was the but only slightly. .

and

OVER THIRTY-TWO

MILLION DOLLARS

For the year ending 26 Dec 1911 the Sun Life of

Canada received applications for $3e,400,0o0.o0.

N0 better evidence of the popularity of that good

old company could be given. _ _ .`\.

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