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- PAGE FOFR 'mn nivrnsr Nnws THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN I "RET “Aw _ 3 _,J ci . l a- f I

uAQ||||i|, 4[]g5| Nox a llilil ln Ilia llay

I D A great lung and cough medicine. Every

tilit‘¢°."i»?v'v'7»oIi.l'-°al".i‘ll°i'li»`fiifT?"5.ffll'i‘§“5'§aE.IEl;] bottle is sold wi I1 a guarantee. For sale

by G. E. Hughes, The Peoples Drug Store, Sunnyside, and The Ellis Pharmacy, Montague.

' sine 'li . aim-1 i ni roam mmm-mills" aiiannn 'liilallii nrnie

Vlll. p Huuhletonlan. I i; ith oiiin Venus. by

American Star. it iall anal brood uiai--».| AQUIRI li - I ` bo .hi le

I8 \'ll'y \t‘l\ Y IIB D lb' IIB

Eorhotly clean. and he i~o o uf tht- ban giiitcd ne§r\>ttera In the country Ia gui rl h-¢de<l. rare make-a mistake. is n horse if great qunllty and i\u:u\a| ce. ill hands nigh. a rich

mahogany hay and no hone in Canada is be

iieploquipped to sire fast colt tr-utters tl au th

W.

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riili uuinii

ilu llvilllul

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Warwick, a village south oi this

is

I AOUIRI will make the i=ci\=on oi' 1910 al my .

:tabs as ll-‘.00 for a live foal. to be scllied at tl-o of service by cash or note due November he next.. Mares nent to be hrod will ba metal I twain or boat and well ca sd for at the most

roawnahle rates.

I K- NIUHOLSON

202 Kent Stereet

Charlottetown P. E I.

siiilzs

For hnslneas, recreation and pleasure

are more enjoyable and faster than snow about HALF PRICE at JOHN NEW

SON `S. \'ic‘oria Row. - owl!

l'1

To lnake the qulcnesr. tin-e to

Montreal. Toronto or west trave I. C. R. Seo Rogers. i-6dtf

The

Canada Life has 0ver $3,400,000.

on its books,

profits added to policies. _

No other Canadian Company ever approaches th

W. T. Burrows

` Agent,

Summerside

, dmwfrwif ‘

l

W. K. Rogers ~ Charlottetown

Manager, P. E. I. Branch,

tl, the foreman of the same con- cern. The quarrel is said to have arisen over the merits oi a mach- ine invented by Adams, and for a time used under Petfl`; direction but later discarded. Tao polini: tes- cued Pettl from an angry crowd that 'had gathered, ind brought him to tue jail here. Williams lea- ves "a widow and three children.

A FAMILY PERISH

IN THE FLAMES.

SASKATOON, Sask. Jan. 15-

A woman and four children were burned to death here in a tire that destroyed the dwelling of a home- steader named Henderson. Alex. Reid, father of two of the

children was badly burned and will dic.

Reid’s children boarded with

§_ »

LIST OF RATI2l’.~\\'I§RS FOR TH Ii CITY OF

on Real Property for the _vear ending 31st llecclnhc amount due from them rr~specti\'ely with a statenicnt m0n Lot upon which or any part tliert-of Such itsse.

l`

I\ame of Ratep-1\ er in default

Estate of \\`iIli:\ni< iiircli, . . . ... \'ncnlitl.i111<l_ 'l`ilwn Lot 72. 3 ril Hunilred .. .. Stephen C~,:_\'le . .. .. . . . .. . . . . _ lioiise and Lanil, ' own Lot 3. 2nd llnnilrcil . . . ...

John Flynn . . . . . . . . . . . . ...lliiuse :intl Lunil.

Cinniiic 11 Lot 2 1

Tl10!i1aS Carroll . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .\'acu11t Lunil, L`o1n111o11 Lot 21. . . .

john Hughes .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . ...Ilo11.-c:1ntl L:n1<l. Patrick Kelly .. . . . . . . . . . . ..Ho11.~`e nnil Lainil. Angus McLeod . . . . . . . ..llin1.<t- unil l.:\nil. james Mc.\Ialion . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . llivuse ami I.anil.

james .\lurpl1_v..................

- .\otice i.<l1ereh_v given that pursuziiit to the provisioiis of Stdtiite 3. liilivuril \'Il. Cap. 17.

after 30 days' publication of the ril><>\'e li.-t_ lm-iiig; list have failed to pay within the time pri.-.svsrilieil the .1.~;<

Said City, I will inaike nn ilppliczttiiiii to His' Iiiinilr t _

against eaclrantl all of the lzinils illiovc ile.<cril»c<l for tl

I

unpaid, and that upon such _indgmc lands. _ Dated this Sixth Day of _Ian

1-ioclgoi .

x w'i§=i.`§'».{i`}{-Q-.}a.ii§lyiiii1i.,<;

in our line Phone 219 it i will be promptly deliver-

Cornparlson dld the trick this

morning on Sabies. Minks and Coons. The one third off Paton's Honest Price Tags is a guarantee that you get whats advertised. Our furs are marked at the begin- ning of the season as low. il’ not lower. than most stores mark iurs at the end of the season. We say one third off. because we can't and won't carry furs over from season to season. That.`s why-we say. compare.oompare. and then you'ii buy at Paton's.

I-l5dt.f

Paton & Co give l-3 off all Fur

Muffs. and Ruffs Stoles. etc This

Coinnion Lot Colninon Lot 32 L`oin1non Lot 21 Cilluiiioxi Lot 26

lloiise and Lnnil, Town Lot 91 Ist

i1tl)ei11,f1 eiitercil unr_v. .\. ll. mio

Dress Goods

from I i-2 yds

up to 6 I-2 yds.

X All the leading Patent X

Store “The

X Drug C0." 1

There is only one “MONARCH"

Broadcioth. when some one says just as good as Monarch ask

is the standard by which the

ed. Monarchis tho real thing.. costs L75 net. .no discount and

is an extraordinary offer and their immence trade along those linesls due '.0 the splendid values and low regular price I-i ldtf

--- that SI9 00 real Alaskan undyed

And you wgnw, gy,/5 me any Sable muff madam, if you'ii drop

ntu our Fur Sale-James Paton

w

discount olf that 19.00 muff"

said sho Si

"I am sorry madam. but itls

priced too close" said the sales- woman

"I 0°" UBI- fi "much better dis' durable and good fitting-I 19 uorl

count. at s said sho suit. Compare with the best you

as good a mu" for ‘9 OOM? sam :ill see elsewhere at IBS. Moore,

“Probably so. but. can you buy

the saieswoman. And the lady laughed. l can get exactly the some muff marked zz oo.but. they will make it 19.00" said she

°‘i'Iltaka it.. Ilust wanted to*

see if you meant what you saId“ _And so it goes each day. its just a matter oi’ oor~\parlng.lfyou compare closely. you will do as the customer did. buy where the best. prioeis given you at. once without haggling Moore Q.

McLeod 1 5dl.f Ji

0iliee I

Stationery

\\'e have a full stock

of OFFICE REQUIS-

ITES -

._`[\`_ Ledgers. Day Books, Cash Books, Letter Books, Bill Books, Ac- counts, Paper, Files, Binding Cases, Letter and Bill Files, Inks, all l kinds Pens, Pencils,8;c,

&c.

One Million Envel-

opes 75 cents p e 'r thousand up.

We can save Merch-

ants and others 25 to

*go per cent on their Of- ice Books and Station- ery. '

Carterti

Lid.

'on Moncla.y,]an. Ioth.

terms,etc

29 Fitzroy St.

cannot be bought for less Moore O. McLeod 1.. Sdtf

We will give you I-3 straight of

C0 I-l5dl.f

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CH.-\RI.(lTTF.TOWN, in ilcfitult for iisscssiiieiit due r. 1909. containing nzinies of :ill siicli (lt-falilters :intl with the .\`un1ber of thu Town. \\`utv.-r, Lot :uid C0111- ssinent is in default.

Statement of Ilescription of Property upon which .~\11iount of Assess-

\sscs~¢11ie1it is made. nicnt clue and u11p_aid.

413 I9 Z5 ".69 L38 2,25 4 75

. . . . . . . . . . . .. . 4 22 . . . _ . . . .. . . . 2.75 Hiindi-cil '. . . . . 8.94

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ROBl‘iR'l` \'.-\ NI I)I‘fRS'l`I N If.”

City Collector.

R,=,mn,3m,5__5y T0 ABOLISH OLD LAW.

actual count. one' hundred andl - --

ility-three to offer you this morn-, OTTAWA, Jam 15_Mr Lewis has

. ln' _ L the - - -

ed. The Best Drllq Store. . 9 eng run The pl-mes are-introduced a Bill respecting oaths Bcceptéd' commg here Nov ISL

Cor Gt' Geo Kent Iso low that choosing is only a the purpose of which is to follow

X Street, X,inatter of getting the proper the example of the Imperial l‘arl-

‘IBHQUI 3"” G°|Qf~ Jas- PMG" &l1ament and to do away with the C°' "'5°l" unsanitary hallit of kissing the

Bible and to substitute therefore

_a form of declaration.

Section 90.

iif thc rrltepri_vers of the City of Clizirlottctowii \\`l1\» cssiiieiit .\'e\'eriilly levicil upon their Real I’1'opert_\' 111

he luilge of the City Court of _-uid City for juclglneut _ _ ic rc>pccti\'e iiiiiotilits so lcviccl ilgnfiist them :tnil tlit-li 18” I wok the "am at Charl°tf'°` will further apply for ri wnrrunt for the .sale of such

l\ledicin-ssfrcsh from the l --~` --~~~» ----rf ' of --

makers at the Best Drug .<\"QX'.\\-, °

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l\l»CI&l1ltl011 ___ -g #_ ` ` l],__ the town of Fort Collins, Colorado.

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"Just as good sorts" are measur- 0\.,l,_ 4 1 l';"-" 1

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`~- -riff' 5 rc `f.~ HE-F'-?3|S‘»f`¢",»l‘2l°‘f

Aan-cs 9 y\ll],:»;,,ilV

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Penman°s unshrlnkabie undel oar. all wool. all sizes. warm.

MGLOOG I-5d!.f

Afevt examples

department, real muifs 16.50 for li 00. $20 00 real Alaska sable muff l3.°s0 Real Alaska stoles $iO.50 for 7.00. I6 50 for ll 00. I8.00 lor l2.00. 20.01 for 13.34. 25.00 for' l6_67 compare with the smal stores-Paton‘s. I -I idtf

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HOTEL

ST. DENIS

BROADWAY and llth STREET NEW YORK CITY.

w|rb\n lhay Amen of I-`.ve_|, Point pf interest. Hel' Block Yi-nm Wnrmmiiker in. .'. -n1rniii»<' walk or an-will: lll»<lrl~l N0’l`l'lI'l FOR: Excciiullce of (`uisine.

' Contfnrllhlv Anrminlmcnil- U0\lf'?““* "

th-rvlce nurl Ilomt-lliie t4urrounril"<»'~

BOUIS $l.0ll PER DIY Ill] ii?

' (‘ vnnillnna !4nml\|° ‘llrggmn nlfnilivnaiinnlili- ltllteu.

" EUROPEAN' I’LA‘\'

fable d'H0te Breakfast Silt. wrt. Tiwtou F- SoN. Inc-

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from our fur, Alaska Sable

Mr.FranIiT.Watkis

Organiat St. Ja nu' (urch

will resume teaching!

"We have Velox and Mic Mac skates

We have Coles' and F\isher's tuhe skates. We have hockey boots. We have hockey sticks in the following leading lines:-Red Dc/t, Rex, Mic Mac, and Lally's special. We attach skates. We made a specialty of skate grinding at Ernest Rlce's, 165 Grail- ton St. 12-23dtf.

Where do you buy your flan-

nelettes 'P ltis an interesting question. we think we can save you considerably in price besides giving you the widest range ol choice In town. Plain. striped piaid.all sorts. just a little better than the best.just. a little chenp- er than _the rest. Moore Q Mr. l-Bild I--5 dtf

“Read The Morning Guardian for the benefit of your mind ani Pnton's ads for the 'benefit of your pocket,

"Anyone who has a watch out ol

order causend it to us, and we will, if requested, send them estimate 0( cost beforo going on with the work, Watches and jewelry can be sent saie~ ly by registered mail and we will furnish Iioxes for packing when asked to do so, E. W. Taylor, Sohth side, Queen Square, Charlottetown.

1-l2d6i.

Thanks

We desire to thank all who

contributed toward OUR IN CREASED BUSINESS fo the past _vear and trust tha

Application as to

Charlottetown .

with an effort tn please an to give the best value fo every doilar, we will be fav ored with your continued pat ronage. -

With best wishes to all fora

happy and successful new year.

w. n.Jril\N ion

70 miles west of Denver and is H .

Henderson and the two men had been out rancllng and only return- ed for a few days, yesterday. The blaze broke out while the family were asleep, from an unknown cause.

WANTS ROCK ISLAND ROAD.

BOSTON, -Ian. 15--Dr. Pearson, a prominent Canadian financier is bidding for the actual control of the Rook Island Railway and pro- bably will secure it. It is rumor- ed that the Canadian Pacific is in- . terested.

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SOME ISLANDERS ABROAD

Dear Sir,-On the 20th of march

town for Georgetown, crossing next day to Picton, thence to the Cana- dian West, arriving in Daysiand, Col- orado, on the 29th, where I took a position in the store of B. R. Mat- thews. He is doing a. rushing busi- ness, employing at the present time leur clerks. During the mouth of September I was offered a position

with the firm oi Murphy. Ready Co. oi Forr, Collins, Colorado, which I

The Murphy lteaiiy Co are both P. E. I. boys and have many friends in the fair Province down by the sea.

They both came to the American

West 19 years ago and after a hriei stay in. the town oi Rawlins, Wyo- ming, dccided to start business and bought a business block which they wn at the present time. Four yearb- go they opened a branch store in

This store is managed by Mr Murphy whilll the one in Rawlins, Wyoming, is managed by Mr Ready. ‘

And here let me say that no firm

The town of Fort Collins is about

reached by the Colorado and South- ern R. R.

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town, in a quarrel with Bert Pet-

wear -0ur Rapidly increasing Business Demands Every

A . ..

AKRON, Ohio, Jan. 15- John _ 0 .

Williams, 45 years old, an emplo- ' 0

yee of the Oliver Sands ComPailY. a .

was shot and killed last ni ht at

'Possibieinch oi Space lor New Arrivals oi Spring Goods, _

If you could purchase clothing and furnishings at wholesale

prices vou no doubt would )uinp at the chance. You’ve exactly this

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very game opportunity now--while this big sale is in progress

Boys’ Coal Sweaters l r Fine Woolen Shirts on the Bargain Counter.

I-Ierc`s a stack of boys’ coat

svventers received a few days ago ‘ bv repeatcrder »b11t they too have the “get-a-move-on" tag attached.

They include many of the

new and popular patterns so pleas- ing to the boys, including grey with red trimini-ngs, grey with blue trininiings, grey with green trim- mines, giey with white trinimings.

They were all splendid values

at the previous prices ;'5c, b`5c,9_;c, $1.10, 1.25,1.5o, 1.75, 2.50, 2.90- just mark ine-third fiom the above prices-you can easily coinpre-_

liend the savings.

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liolesale-sim l be-

Many lines are even marked away _below w ` PY

. _ _ . _ _ H .

cause we make it a rule not to cariy .iuy ‘out of season goods over,

and you know that our swift growing business would not permit it

_every inch of space counts. Help us make room for the biggest spriug Stock this l".»\SHlON CENTRE has ever stocked.

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first prices

ll hlt'n's blue _l

4 e

at Big Discounts You positively couldn’t find a

nicer lorot swell woolen working shirts than these very shirts---our

customers always regarded our

you think of these values ?

2 iioz. lienvy wooli-n jersey knit shirts, ‘ ll

worl~'ing shirts former-

- ly, 75c, now 40t-

knit shirts fierce lined, regular 85|: now 55c.

Srvne nicely colored

knit sl1irisfi1|1\‘}',i1o11l, regular (|51: now 55c.

as bargains-\\'hat do

X

blue :ind black, reg.

iilar L25 now Bfe..

Ilea\'_\' pure wool, ' I

nice patterns. H. B C K. extra qualltv, re-

gular L45 now 50c.

Fancy shirts same

as above, extra fine quality, regular 2.25

naw L25. '

jersey

“Bouncing” Clothing Bargains -

There is a good range and splendid clothing bargains are con- I

tiiiued--discounts from one quarter oil" to Half price mark this sale as a very exceptional time to make your dollars show their elasticity. Warm stylish winter clothing and heavy winter caps and under-

wear is included.

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ZT-nissan-mmsrx-nlnrrinnrr-in-Q f

in Wyoming or Colorado is more ' ' Q y 1 _ _\_

‘ ` ` - ~ f ' bl im th the f‘ m z ` _ ( `_

yourself why it is the Monarch \// V S gflfggy y,,,_eBd0ymz.O_ an..S,,Cc;S,u, 1;- _ I _ , \`\

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anders abroad, will certainly ap- \ YQQNQ MEN S’ MAN _

ply in this case. To ` #I |

,J

It has a. populatiofrl of up-

wards oi 12.000 and is an up-to-date town with all the modern convenien- ces. The Union Pacific is also build- ing a branch line into this town. The back-bone of thc town is the farming industry, With H good system gf irrigation they raise large quantities of sugar beets and Alfalfa and reap a good profit. We ~havc a sugar rc fincry which is operated by the Great ' Western Sugar Co. They employ l about 500 hands and run about ioni-

months each year.

This town is an ideal one, with nr

abundance of trees and a park that a larger city might be proud ot. The altitude is 4,000 feet. We have the State Agricultural College here, the average nttendanceheing about 400, There are ten Indians taking B short course at present, Tins town like Greely and Longmont hasa pro- hibitory liquor law which is the boast

"Browu's big clothing bargains hav;

attracted quite a deal oi attention. The values are such unusual ones that they are hound to reach immen- se proportions, 'l`herc’s still many good values for prompt. purcliaslriz, including 1ncn's, boys’ clothing and iur11ish.ngs with discounts ranging "rom 25 per cc-nt to half price. You oust soc the goods before you can rightly judge the vnlllcs trivcri. See the shmvlng nt H. H. l3ro\vn's, the young 1ncn's runn. 1--l7ilr.li_

"Is there 3 laily ln the land who

das not heard of Paton’s Great' An- ual Remnant Sale. If there is 'let her take heed of to-day`s notice. Sale opens this A. Ili. 1-Gdti.

"Go to I‘ntf\n'a for Furs and save

I-3 on all Furs. 1-Tzltf.

and pride of all good citizens. Denver is also trying to get prohibition. al-

viir on New Years Eve $20000. Still they claim out of a population of 235,000 they have a majority in favor of prohibition. l remain,

H. CURRIE.

Ill'

Ilypophosphiles

A generous tonic For anemia-loss of

appetite, nervousness, sleeplessness,bronchitis

r

Il-IIlniwfil&|lyr

general debilit_v there is nothing like it

We sell a lot of it

because it gives good results. Price 7 c full int bottle. 5 P Prepared and sold by

A. W. Reddin, Phm.,

The Square Druggist, Sunnyside.

I l I i l 1

tho drinking cost the people of Den-I

TORONTO The Iiouse Of Plenty

, . Toronto s Favorite Ilotel

Rcnmdcilrd :uni Rrfiirnlshcil at an cxpendi

I tnro of lill|».fl»u,oo, I’o.-iiivcly the finest location in the Lfity lor Commercial und Tourist. Trade Overlooking Toronto Bur and I.i\ke Ontario.

tho hcnrt of the flown '|`own.~hDppin;;l Iistrict. Almcrican; and Euiolvrnii Plan-' Popular r ces

George Wright Q Co

Proprietora

ice I

Creepers

I__Iu\ 9__i_u.il. receireil 31- ir' of

fr-a Uixeopere. assorted king: and aivw. suitable for Hoota Rubhersor frvcrshoen. which I will nlta-oh in firs |~>_inutei». l’rii-e from Il‘<‘ to ‘Lie

per pair.

:nrairii Msrfii Overnhoea at |,'n to

l.fii. 0 pairs1Adlei=`llversI\neanti.75 in l.*L=». immense quantities nfl)li. 'l‘1|\\lneri\¢in|~. a.n1nbor1nar\'e Rub- llcr Fcltn and Fork- iAwe~t nrlce for Rr-liable Footwear

CONROY

The Shoeman

97 Queen St. Ch’Town

ne;lr.l;ft;pp“Bank of New Brunswick

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wu»»ia»~n»~un¢u»~’e»-Ulviliunanel

UNGSTE

AM

25 40 60 and 100 Candle Power

The llogers-llarilwaia0u, llii.

A WINNER

In the long run your a winner in

you patronize the STAR. Yau, goods _ will be carefuly handles they will be promptly done. The- lwill have personal atiention. Io short youlget the BEST in launrdv here without extra charge. I '

Goods called for and delivered,

A. F. WEBSTER

so-slum Ianni., r

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NOTICE

_ I have on hand sixty barrel! No.1 Oysters which I will dis- P°‘° °f bv 15th March by b“f\’¢l. quart, pint, half shell, stews or fries.

,All orders promptly gggegd.

ed to and delivered to my pm Of Phqng J. -

J. G. CARVER

Great George St. '