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A A A JANUARY 22. i912 "THE _LATEST *W9 THE CHARLOTTET OWN GUARDIAN 'P OF A1-L" ' PAGE Sgvmq ‘

CllARl.0'l'l`l'l'l`0Wl\i AND QUEENS C-Lllll\'l`l" _-'-'_

n the city for the past law days left .n return Saturday afternoon.

It pays to buy in this Province. . H. H. Acorn, Souris, who has been n1'e at r 1 H '

hfhl

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I .. A Striking _St_t\}l_|_2l__l°lfll’,

maybl* “PP ~' _ _ " _ _ our makes of chewin;.._lob eco argl plvpnl:

_ _ but the stmilari y en s er , l':§ii0sliiai‘:il;-,is not in the this and smell " you |mven't tried our RIVAL and MAS TER MARINE brands, do so at once. Yu" are minting a great trei-it.

Hickey Q. Nicholson Tobacco Co.

& 4 ~ .._' (Photos oi me iniiy

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C00.li’S STUDIO

|§Where Baby is always welcome.

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-*'11 Winter Goods

Overshoes, Fclt Slippers, Hockey Boots, etc, at big dis- counts to clear. .

A. E.__ l_l_ic__Eaehen

.Sterling Bitters

' The Never Failing

llesr‘,i\erve and Stomach Remedy ‘

.A Proven Medicine of Exceptional Value

Testimonials and Reference the hundred from peopln most prominent in City ad

Country. No failures.

Hold by

P. McQU AID

. 42 Queen Street.

Opposite Auld Bros Price goo per bottle.

Yoin' Money’s Worth ln Coal

That is what you get when you huy your Uoal from us. There ls a greatdifferenre lri the tem-

gerature of a room with different i_¢l'~cls of oal. We can give you Coal with _ the greatest heatinqgua ities and with little west? and ash- he"Burn All" kind-Our Coal s Right-Prices Right.

C. Lyons <9. Co

Phone 1 1 1

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nits Nisw uoiiii. LC. Smith & Bros. Typewriter

(MODEL NUMBER FIVE ls the Utmost ln A Typewriter

It has all the latest time-

saving devices and several new and exclusive features of its own. Absolutely guarauteed_

A l`REE_'l`RlAL ANY WHERE

Specify Models 5.

Soulis-Newsome Typewriter Co. Ltd.

Halifax. : : : St. Iohn

Coal! Coal! Coal !

We beg to advise that we have now in

llo_ck a good supply of choice Reserve Runmins and Nut Coal which we are sell~ ing at our Coal Depot or F. O. B. Carsfat l°west prices.

' We havo silos uantity of Authrsciie PBI Coal, which tliurns satisfactorily in Base-Bumer Stoves, and which is being

gui' in place ol' Anthracite Chestnut os

Alaoaq-iantily ot’ Hardwood cut and

lpll! in si.-.es snltahle for open grstcs and stoves. `

llunlaill. Bell & Co.

Agents Dominion Coal Ce. Ltd. Agents Black Diamond S. S. Co.

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ANI] DYSPEPSIA

BUHEU BY “F|lll|l-l-TIVES" THE G|iElT FRUIT MElllll|llE

In Nervous Dyspepsla, the Dyspepsia

docs not come from the Nervousness- but the latter trouble docs come from the Dynpepsia..

NTh;_s;.l.intil:ch is I network of ntzlves. ow ` csc nerves are irrita bv improper food, hasty eating, or poisonrfd by gases from the constipated bowels, then they will make one nervous.

" Fruit-a-tives " cures both the

Nervousness and the Dyspepsia because "Fruit-s-tives" cures it! stomach troubles, keeps the stomach sweet and clean, and enables you to eat and sleep is you did when s child.

5oc. shox, 6 for $2.50, or trial size, z5c. At all dealers, or from Fnut~a- tives Idniited, ottawa.

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ol Slippers

These slippers are going fast. ' ll lt you do not shop today you may ' ll be forever too late. Without doubt . "‘ the prices marked make' these the "

best slipper values that you have = ever been offered. ,

Women`a felt slippers 45c

to 55c value now... . . . . lille

Another line regularly pric- 1

ed at 60: to Soc now . 59c

l Better grades in felt and ji i satin worth from 85c to ixio

“_ now....... 79c

Another line of felt and

Kumfurt slippers. regularly sell for i.io io i.5o now. 99c

Leather slippers uitli felt

lic-ing, very warni, usual price 85: for . . . . . . . _ 60c

Men`a leather slippers

regularly 85s for . . . 604:

lin

A full line of meii`s, wo- l

mcii`s and children's tapestry slippers no\v . . . ..2Bc

for sale at the usual places.

issue.

W Alley £5' Co - _ |35 Qucvn Sl.

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__ brought his excellent Edison phono-

` Snaps in .Groceries

2 Tins Salmon for 25 cents. 2 Tins Sardines for 25 cents. 2 Tins Clatns for 25 cents- 3 pkgs Post Toastics for 25 cents Boneless Digbys 18 cents per lb. Skiiined Codfish 8 cents per lb. Baked Beans 6 cents atin. Toilet Soap 3 cakes for _5 cents.

all

Beer 3 Goffs

For Photographs in the best styles call at

‘ Bayer’s Studio

Phone 192]

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J B. BROWN. D. M D

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To the Electors of Charlottetown

Ladies and Gentlemen! At the solicitation of a very large number of citizens I have consented to be- come s candidate for election tothe Board of Sewer and Water Com- missioners at the forthcoming elect tion. Being unable to call o_n_ every elector personslly,l take thismeans of sdiciting your support. If eluted I will do my utmost to .safeguard the interests of the taxpayers along the lines of economy and equality.

I Remain Ladies and Gentlemen

Yours etc

P. A. SMITH

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_ Phone/4e?“aiid 4o9 l

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DHINTIBT Office Hours 9-1 and Z~tl Over .lenkinslit Hon NEW PROWSE BLOCK

Bidi-tl Charlottetown P.E.| ii

'gift and for the kind words ac-

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The tickets for Burn‘s concert art

Charles McEschern, Braclrlcy Polnt_ is otlering his farm for sale in thh

It is four years since the last. Deal Year skate and ladies should no' neglect their opportunities this time The 26th is the date.

Sidney 0. Oland leaves this morn

lug for Havana, Cubn, where hi marriage is to take place shortly tt a young lady of that city.-Hallie: Exe. (Mr. Olantl is well known here._

H. R. Hllson uf A. Horne & Go’s

City, who has been in the eastern part of the Province for the Past. few weeks in the interest of his llrm_ has returned home.

The three arrivals credited to tht Victoria Hotel, City, in Sal:urdny's issue should have been credited tt The Queen. They registered between 10.30 Thursday night and 8.20 Fridav night. `

At the, police court in this city

Saturday Daniel 0’Brien, for an in- fraction of the prohlbitory law, was fined $100 or three ‘months in jail. Willis McCabe, drtink, was fined ten dollars or thirty days.

Mike Murphy, of the Socials, was badly hurt by a crack across the legs from Condon in last night’s game. Later, in s collision he got struck above the knee with a. skate. He re- ceived medical attendance to-day tc get himself in shape for Fridsy’e game.-Halifax Exc. (Mike belongs to this city. ‘

A school entertainment and Xmas

trcc was held in Bethel School, Lot 48, on Thursday evening Dec 28th. The room .was crowded to the doors, and both young and old assembled to listen to the program which was rendered by the pupils and young people of the said district. A large Xmas tree was provided for the oc- casion, which was nicely decorated and loaded with presents. After thc program was given, Santa Claus appealed and distributed these, a- mong whlch was a handsome Xmas gift, given by the pupils to their teacher, Miss Edna Neil. The meeting was brought to a close by singing the National Anthem, after which all dispersed for their respective homes, much- pleased with their .eveiiing's» entertainment.

Surprise birthday parties are gett-

ing so frequent around Pownal, that it is almost a surprise not to be surprised, on those occasions. But a genuine surprise was sprung on the genial hostess of the Forester House on Wednesday the 17t.li inst, it being the anniversary or Mrs. Carver'a birthday. About 7.30 a simultaneous arrival of some intimate friends, stormed the Citadel, and were ' soon showering hearty congratulations. Delight at meeting so many friends 111. a bunch. soon overcame the sur- prise, and all were welcomed, and given the freedom of the house. A- mong the merry ‘ party was Lincoln Irving, who very thoughtfully

graph, and as Mr. Irving has a. great number of the best records procur- ablc, needless to say, that he held the closest uttention of all present, receiving hearty applause and numer- ous encores. Then another friend, with equal thoughfulness, brought his violin, and it would _be hard to find the equal of either the violinist or violin and when accompanied by the master hsnd of W. E. Smith( who is himself a skilled violinist) on the Piano, made a combination that it would be hard to beat and the perfect'~and entrancing music, was listened to with rapturous de- light. About 0.30 the hotise was called to order rind by request A. A. Moore came forward and made n lengthy and highly complimentary speech euloglstlc of the many good qualities of head and heart of the amiable hostess and then on behalf ofthe admiring friends present pre- sented Mrs. Carver with a beautiful and costly genuine seal haind bag with .German silver mountlnge, and initial letter. Mrs. Carver, in her usual fellcitous manner, warmly thanked the friends for their kind re- membrance and beautiful -and useful

companying lt; and hoped that all would be spared to meet on many such joyous occasions. At 10.30 the gong sounded for supper and soon a jolly and hearty company surrounded the ample table. The menu- was in keeping with the excellent Table D'- Hotel of the Forester House. An en- joyable time was spent around the festive board with pleasant joke, amd hearty merriment. Then with 9, feel- ing of fullness, the music and gsiolzy was resumed and at an early hour, good byes were said, every one satis- fied that it was a "royal good time."

::Gastlle Soap (white and mottled)

imported direct from France and con- taining the highest possible percent- age of pure olive oil. This is the tlnest lot. we have ever offered for sale, 20c. lb., 7 lb. for $1.00. E‘.A. Foster, Central Drugstore, Bunny- slde. dtf.

People’s Theatre Closed Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday min Thursday

OPEN FRIDAY AS USUAL

.t the Arena tonight.

.lrs. Monaghan, Hazelbrook, recen y when by special invitation s num- er of young people assembled. The ivening was pleasantly spent i

nd games, until u late hour when ll were invited to the dining roo o partake of the good things pro- ided by the genial host and hostess fter which all departed to their iomes feeling that s, good time was njoyed and in no small measure lid Mr. and Mrs. Monaghan contri- =ute to the enjoyment of every one.

A very pretty wedding was cele- rated at the home of John H. and tirs. Hill, Providence, R. I., when :heir daughter Mary became the life of Gordon H. Jenkins of Ply- nouth, Mass. The ceremony was per- formed by the Rev. William _I-lunt, 'astor of the First Presbyterian' lhurch. After the ceremony the oung couple left by train for -Iarrisville and other cities on their honey-moon.. Mr. _ and Mrs. .Ten- .ins will make their home in Ply- nouth, Mass. The groom is a son ~i N. B. Jenkins, Mount Albion, P. E. I. 5

A St. John despatch says:-The

:ommittee in charge of the prepar- -_titins of a proliibitory act reported zo n. meeting of the Temperance 'Pcderation tonight. The report was iccupted in full and heartily endors- ed. The Committee’s report will be aiu before the provincial govern- nent. The work of the committees covered some months and various

.o. The new act is modelled after :hrce which appealed most strongly to the committee, the Nova. Scotia ict, the Prince Edward Island act, .nd the Canada Temperance act. fhcre are special features which differ 'rom other temperauce legislation in that liquor is to be distributed only iy commissioners appointed by the .rovincial government, such com- nissioriers to be under salary. Those ‘ccclving it will be vendors in var- `ous countries and it will only be ermittcd for medicinal and mechan- cnl purposes. It provides for except- I I heav fines and severe terms

iernnce men say freely that nothing if an amended nature will be accept- able to them and that they must. have the whole act or nothing. Fail- ing to get the government to ac- cept. it, it is said, they will put up candidates at the next election or possibly ask the ciinositiou to make prohibition their platform.

:The Home ol Good Tohaccoes. This store is known as the best place ln town to buy good plug or packag- ed tobaccoes. We keep every good make and you always can get your favorite fresh as it came from the makers. The MacKinnon Drug Co., For Gt. Geo and Kt. Ste. dtf.

tcmperarice legislation was gone in-A

iiini y Y f iiuprisionmeiit for violations. Tern- ‘

Seeing Better

is a blessing that is due every- one whose eyesight is defec- tive

Our uiodtrii metiir<‘.~s of

overcoming eye d» fects should appeal to etfervoiie desirous - of olitaiiiiitg Expert Optical Service at moderate cost.

We solicit your optical

work, believing that we can

give you an uncxcellcd service'

. G. F. Hutcheson

Jeweler- Optician.

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lleat Your i-tome Properly

There is no need of putting

up with the old style §unsatis- factory method of heating the ‘ home when my system can give you a summary temper- ature throughout the winter at alower cost for coal than you are now paying.

My patent pressure valve and

coalhilfin two and glvsu you far better satisfaction than you have

ever had before.

Oall write ur phone 396-I for lull

psrtioularii and testlmouia s.

Jas. A. Mcllachern

124 Gt. George St.

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Island Poultry --Shuw--

The fourth annual show of the

P. E. Island Poultry Association willbe held in the Market Hall, Charlottetown, on Jan 22. 2_3. 24 and 25. Bigger, and better than ever. ' ‘

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Bigger and Better

_ tlian ever. I

laekee uvstem of heatinil. cuts your

$2 35 for 1.75 3.25 for 2,44

4.50 for 3.38

` Children's

1.25 for 94c 1.65 for 1.24 1.86 for 1.29

- Men’s ’ Special 72c

1.35 for 1.02 1.75 for 1.32

Boys’

79c for 6oc 1 55 for 1.02 1.50 for 1.1 3

iocial chat, interperscd with rnusili A' ( '_ l _ at-I ‘ 7 ‘l “ .

,__ Ladies ‘g3x“ 7'

3 Regd. .5\ *Ana ni>.%\“‘

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4' s* 57"/consist?

We consider we have too many

winter goods and must dispose of them as soon as possible. VVe have

already sold quite a quantity and

know the balance won't last long-

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New Furs

N eclcpieces $3.85 for 2.89 5 Ss for-1 39 8.85 for 6.64

M uffs

4.25 for 3 19 2 5.85 for 4 39 6 50 for 4.88

Fur Caps Ladies’

2.50 for 1.88 3.75 for 2.85 . 8.50 for 6 37

M en’s Fur

Collars

5.50 for 2.63 `

6.50 for 4 88 9.00 for 6.75

i 39c

Dress Goods 69c |

1ooo yards of pure wool

regular prices 58c to 7 5c_ Sale price.. . . . . .2 . ..... ... . ..-.....,

dress fabrics

pure wool

S5cto1 55.

A number of pieces, containing about Another lot of about 7oo yards of

tweeds etc, regular

Salepricc...

ll Blankets and l

_ | Comforts |

`- All wool blankets (new)

$4.2 5 for $319

' 5.00 for 5.75 1 6.oo for $4.50

Down Comfortab1es(new

- 4.25 for 3.l9

5.oo for 5.75 6.50 for 4.88

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Special Net Blouses

A lot of net waists

in black and white

A in all sizes 4.56 to

7.59.

Sale price.

$2.49

_The first ,arrivals

_ 2 of the new spring Goods

Thirty pieces of. Crum’s standard English Prints 15c per yard, 25 pieces of Anderson’s scotch Zephyrs in plaids 12c 15c 18c per yard

l Men’s Wearl

Mens tviniér shim new 7 5c for 57c 1.2 5 for 941: 1.50 for l.l5 lvlen’s Wool lined Gloves (new)

85c for 64c , 1 25 for 94c 1.65 for l.24 Men’s Underwear (new) 1.15 for 87|; 1.2 5 for 941: :L65 for L24

Stanley Bros

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For the prevention of Smut in your grain Seah on your potatoes use BLUESTONE You ¢an buy it pulverized 9e per pound from

Stanley Shaw £3 Peardon Charlottetown

W B Da

fo the Elteto 's of Charlottetown

Ladies and Gentlemen :---I beg

to inform. you that I have at the solicitation of a number of influen- tial citizens, eonsented to nominate for the oilice of Mayor of Charlot- tetown.

I have :always been in favor of

the progress and prosperity of our City and all such progressive mea- sures the citizens desire and are deemed consistent with a reason- able expenditure of public money shall have my hearty support. If elected 1 shall do my utmost to sd- ministrate this honorable trust to the advancement of the citizens. As the time is short, and especial- l_v‘i1s civic voting is now conduct- ed by ballot. I shall notbe able, nor do I deem it necessary to prose- cute a personal canvas.

I therefore avail myself of this

opportunity to earnestly solicit your votes and influence in the ap- proaching Mayoralty contest.

Thanking you for past favors

and confidently anticipating your hearty support.

I remain, ladies and uglentlemen,

Yours faithf y, .

CHAS. LYONS.

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Ads!

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Money

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BDNNELL /

Advertising Agency

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l lileetors oi Ward Five

Ladies and Genilenien.

liziving been rcqiicsted by a number

of Electors to nominate as a Councillor for \\'ard Five at the forthcoming Elec- tion I beg to accept ilie invitation and ltake this opportunity of soliciting the support of the Electors.

if elected my aim will be to encourage he development of the City as a centre of trade thus providing more employment to our people.

limi ours truly

OHN McNEVlN.

Ch‘tow\i, jan. i5’h iqiz, `

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ALL KINDS WANTED f'

RAW FURS

5.? .'..‘l.’li‘.“'\'l,i'1.‘i?.f9 .'.’ii‘.ll’¢‘1i.'.l§'.l"li.'..§’ll" 'fi market va ue same day. Send trial sblip ment, or write lor nlormatlon. price tiigtuetc. C. ll. ROGERS, Walkerton. 0nl

DIRECT EXPOBTER AND MANUFACTURER

-'- 1"niwl<lr!rr .

` Notice to Debtors

We hereby request payment in

full, of all accounts due us by book account, notes of hand, o_r other- wise by Feby. 5th next. We require ithe money and prompt attention to this will prevent us tsaing unpleas- ant means to make collections.

TURNER & NICHOLSON.

, Dundas, P. E. I. Jsny. 13th 1912

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