]ANUARY 23, 1912 "THE UATEST NEW! THB CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN "RST OF ALL" PAGESEVEN '_

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' if PHY! £0 h\1_v in this Province. i Herbert Yeo ol_' this city succeeds- `~l`;`- 1 '*""- _ ,Vernon Crockett as Principal of the' wil ionieriinimeuz im ever undergo... ,uh ,, ' Harry Jeiiiins lies arrived from i--.iisboi-0 c‘onsoii<isc.,.i school

‘Ln F-°|.°v".°°mury High Ri.er, Alberta, on n visit to -

his parents. Dr J 'I' and Mrs Jenlf- Geo stewart oriebsr street, city

ciiiiiiorirrowii into our-:urs couzirrl

Meet me at 'the Always Busy Store

tr JOHNsoN's' t--~ 'N é:°.‘;-:i..i.“r1'::-::;l The New Br00m Sweep

at Stanley Bros

_ _ tlett 1 d 1 er an illus , ,

r||.l.8 hll\’°°°¢\Ui“E 5Pf°iDl._3¢\'l\lI8.Cuts.Lameneen,ete. U`i1¢€fi_le_cture on "Venice" is his' Owen Hughes, Ions, who had beeni K", In long eervlce tells ofirs merit. his the household own inimitable style. undergoing treatment gn the Chu,-_ i ._

iliobouyalah liniment that does not go out. 25c and 5oc bottles. l ilottctown Hospital has returned 1

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E* T Friday evening in Grace Church teas' esterda . `

Flllllhlll Ma‘or Bar wi l el'v - mr y y._.__

°°"d'“°’ L S. JOIINSQN G C0., Boslelll, Ugg, e The many friends of Miss Ellen » home. ' l ‘

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B 1 - "‘ " _ ....- _ Of Pneumonia, at the Cha1'lottetown;necretary of the Canadian Bible Bo-

' h Hospital. Yesterday she was report--ciety for the maritime province and

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'S I e ' ' ' ` ` ed Sllkhtll’ improved. .Newfoundland, with headquarters;

Here

jeweller. . _

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Got baby’s _picture tskon now and haveitflniaheti iii that n»it._ur1il pose, beautiful tone :ind artistic style that can only be had at.

CO0K’S Sllllllll

Wi ere Baby is always welcome.

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To the Electors of Charlottefow

ladies and Gentlemen: At the solicitation of a.very large number ol' ciiizensl have conscntcrl to be- come a car-<lidate'for election to thc Board of Sc-wer and Water Coin- missioocrs at thc fortlicoiiiiiig elect- lion. B-:ing unable to cali on every elector personiilly,I take tliisiiieans of soliciting your support. Ifclecied Iwill do my iitiirosr to .~uff-guard the int¢»rc:-‘ts of thc taxpai ers along the lines of econoiny and 1.-quality.

l Rciziziin Ladies and (iciitleiiicii

Yours ctc t

P. A. Sl\lI'l`II

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@ ii. .f`tt;iE.' E To the Electors of Ward 'l`w: 1

I lieiewltli present niysclf as a

candidate for Councillor in the coming Civic Elections to repre- sent Ward Two.

I ask your favorable support and

promise if elected to give my best attention to the needs of the Ward as well as to further the best in terest of the citizens.

Respcctf ull y Yours.

R. ]. LED\/VELL. M.D

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Look Earclnlly _

to the preservation of 5 our sight if you wish' to keep it unimpaircd and as service able as possible.

Come to us for infor1nation-

and the spectacles. .The glass is not made that we cannot supply. For long sightedness, or for weak eyes, glasses are a necessity. We lit up any stylc of frame desired or in rimless.

E. W. Taylor

_leiaelllr 31. (ptiviaii South Side Queen St.

When Your Glasses Are Broken

we replace any lens without the Dr9acrip_tion and at the lowest Price- ot only that but we ex- iimiiio your eyes if you wish it. Ilachange in your lens would he beneiicia , you are thus prevented from having an unsuitable lens replaced, or on old prescription renewod. In either case we c urge forthe lences only. _ Make our omce your Optical hendquaiters naslness or other- wise, we shall be glad to make your acquaintance and you will ind we alwayshnve “titre enough lp__l;__p3urssy”. Eves tested, .glacee

Silverston & Epslien

iira. of Optics Queen St 0h’t0\vn

' Wanged io huy:- One or two pair of

(lhotos ol the Baby\_~l ` __

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T mcii's and cl\ildrcn's tapestry

Stapleton, city, will regret to learn; that she is suffering from an attack‘ Rev A F Newcombc. travellln

-- ' ‘he1e, returned yesterday from Hall-

Coat _lerseys . New Furs `

f £2.35 for 1.75

3.25 for 2 44

» Ladies’ “ES BEST i Neck ieces

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_ /(§\ $3 85 for 2 89

‘° ihtfrlyir tzisi

_ M uffs

4.25 for 3 19 _ 5-S5 for 4 -.19 l 6 50, for 4.88

0” '*°S'<‘- “"9 fffiieiilps

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sent banking and currency system.; No other civilized country would so Q

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“Mark Down Sale”

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i These slippers me going fast.

li you rln not shop today you may

t be foi'e\'er loo late. Vllilliout doubt

ilie prices inarkccl make those the 1| best slipper values lliril _\'ou have

uve: been offered.

Womcn`s felt slippers .iqc

lo 55c viiiuc r.o\\' . . . . .. . 59C ‘

Aimllici' Zinc regularly pric-

ed ai occ to No; now 59c

i'_‘°TT.`°_..-'-4

'I _ _ ]t_ Rutter grnilcs in it-It :mil _li saliii ivoitli lmin 854: in |.'~n IE. iiow_... .. 79c

_‘t]_ Ainiilicr line cf felt and l~fiinii`.:ri slippiers. ivgiilarly

si.-ll for i.io io 1.50 now. 99c

Leat her slippers \\`_iili fell

lining, vcry \\'f;rni, usiizil price $5:for.................6Uc ‘

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i Men`s leather' slippers L regularly 85;' l`or....... (alle y ' l

A full line ol' mrn's, wo- _

slippers now . . . . . .. . . . . . 286

Alley Er? C0 |35 Queen St.

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DEN FIST Office Ilours 9 land 2~ll Over Jenkins & Bon NEW PROWSE BLOCK

Btdrtf (llinrlottvtown. P. I.

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=Snaps in Groceries

2 Tins Salmon for 25 cents. 2 Tins Sardines for 25 cents. 2 Tins Clams for 25 cents- 3 pkgs Post Toasties for 25 cents. Boneless Digbys 18 cents per lb. Si-'inned Corllish S cents per lb. liakcfi Beans 6 cents atin. Toilet Soap 3 cakes for 5 cents.

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l For Photographs 8 in the best stiles call at

, Bayer’s Studio l

\ Phone 192-]

JTBROWN, D. M. D I

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om" lindsinlisiiii ntlllgiiigs

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FUXES WANTED

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Chaihim

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baimer--MissA Fcigueon,Lndy Assistant- Personal Attention and Promptness \-unrnnlerd

Ambulance calls answered at

short noilco

SPECIALTII S

Dieinfectmg and Fumigtin Furniture Rcpmred and cup bolstered.

bill-nt salesmen made toon-der,

l ,g . i J- A~ SUBGYL. Of B0Sl»0l1. a brizhtfbrought to prove the law requiredi

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fOT _BOyS _ .., ¥'H_ti"¢ Of P- E~ Island. in an address ling' 1,500 mixes in the three provin-

ss __ bei-_ire the ‘»_§m<_a_ricp_ri Bankers’ Assn ,ces and has addressed seventeen meer- i (1 4 50 fOt‘ 3. 38

_ . ,cis ion on t e an ine ’ystem of th l' _ I H l'f h d R _ W. B.» .G ' Sent Post P'-‘ld anywhere f / ‘ ‘ Country. recently. Haiti 7'! have lem; lcllgdperfl geiiisrlslxsecsetaialiy ioivcsnsds, ' 'ld '

_ Reef; _a di__i;pipie___ent:_ ndvéicptotof _Elie iaitended the animal meeting of tuel I ren S

' _ . 00 PIM u e DWG il fl U1 aetbranch of the Canadian Bible So-i

.00 _ ‘;?'\~@-,v-E! l T-he W0_¥`Si SEYFYSGU1 0! lfafllfilli; 81111 Cllr- iciety there.-Exe. (Rev. Mr. New-` -3 L25 l-Ol' 94C

\‘ ,¢\ _f$1I_Ci'_11'1 the whole civilized world; tccmbe is well known here.; 1_6; for L2

_ . Q, I is impossible to estimate and dif , - -

W W _ flcult to exuggci-atetlie inagnitude of_ Af, ii recent meeting of the St. 1.86 f0l' 1.29

‘ ° ` * ./{_ _._ __ I-hit l0f~`S@H WliiCh UNH ¢\0U11lr‘y bai>‘.Iohn Liqiior niccnse Gommissionersl ' _

\\_»_`_";`;_f-1='=.*g__// siihered from the defects of its prc-|Rev. H. E. Thomas, lorincrly of tblsl __

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city, ,was a speaker. Rev. Mr. Thomas spoke informally of the objection of

lout: have endiired such a waste of ,the temperance peonle to allowing, its resources; no other country is ghotels to have the view of their bai~s_

“Ch €Fl0'lZl! *-0 Y18V€ Bf»<i0fl it "-EXIL .obscured from the street and intini-;

--* 'ated that another test case in' ht be`

,Prince Edward Island man, who lor_‘;ii0 view' from the street to; i"ffV€l"H1 YQRTS has been manager ntliie unobstructed. He spoke of blinds. 130° DUHIUD COOKG C0mD8¥1Y'S branch :being drawn in some saloons and oil

'sit Boston, has, since the death of |Mr. Cooke, been appointed general manager of the company, with head- lqiiarters at Boston, and with branch- es also in Halifax and St. John. Mr.

liilicen will be in Halifax for two or tthrce days. He is one ol thc active. !1lf.tei'mineu', enterprising bluenose

:doubt that in his' new position the ;<:ompany"s business will show all the grlevelopineiit that could be expected. §-Exe.

Thr progress oi thc "pro" hockey

league in the sister provinces ie being ,watched with interest here. (Jn Fri- iday night the New Glasgow team , won from the Halifax Creaents by n iscore of 7--4, after leading in each [period of play. ln Halifax on that date Moncton defeated the Socials by ii score of 5-2. Twelve games have been played and the Moncton Vics lend’ with five to their credit. So- clals are nr-.xt with four, New Gius- ;;ow Cubs have won three and the t=i~cscnr.s none. Toniglit thc`latt-er play in lvlnnctiiii and New Glasgow will clash sticks with the Liocials in lrlnlifnx. 'l`lic Socials must win to- night to kee'.- pace with Monctoii who are 1ili'c:idy one gains in the lead nntl will add another victory to their list tonight.

Last evening in the Arena the Vic- torin.'s first and second teams had a fast workout and the second team was chosen. The line up will be:_.>;oal -Frank Steele; point.-W. A. Acorn; coverpoiiit-'D. Cbevcrie; forwards- P. Gregory, J. Ingrsbam, J. Prowsc and D. Gillis. The seniors will line up as follows: goal-A. McAskill; point--B. Rattenbiiry; covcrpoint-W. Cornfoot; forwards-C. Burns, A. Rattenbury, 1'. Rodd and Sammy Murphy. The only change from last year’s team is at covei-point where W. Cfornforn. replaces Earl Grady, now holding that position on the Crystals. 'There arc rumors of some change on the ,Crystal line up lic- fore their game with lzhc Vica in Siimmeraide on Friday night.

The scarcity of first-class crenmcry butter, says an exchange, has been responsible for a three cent annex to last week's figures and creamery solide are better by 20. Other but- ters are fairly easy at last. weck‘s prices. The quiet market reported from Montreal last week has develop- ed into an easier feeling. No orders have been received for car lots for

is also quiet.. Local dealers and re- tailers replenished their stock strong- ly before the holidays. Receipts cun-

year, but stocks are much lighter than at this time in 1911, aand there is no doubt that this stock will be badly needed before the new make- ri period of about four months ahead. The big shortage in the English and Canadian make of cheese has made it.- self felt in the high range of prices on both sides of the Atlantic, which eclipse anything before ft-It in Cau- sda. Values have been on the mend aince November, and to-day l5c. is readily obtainable -for finest Western Septembers.

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::Castlle Soap (white and mottled)

imported direct from France Mid C0n- tnining the highest possible per_cc1it- age of pure olive oil. This is the finest lot we have ever offered for sale. Zllc. lb., 7 lb. for $1.00. E.A. Foster, Central Drugstore, Bunny-

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Save Money by _ Buying at

BROWN 'S

M oney'Raising

’ Sale

the Northwest and Coast. Local tradel

tlniie to keep ahead of those of last;

lthe practice of obstructing the win-i idoiv with an odice, so-called.

_ There is now in progress on the ‘Arena Alleys a bowling league in

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which five teams are rolling off a. »'

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iseries of games in duckpins. The, team winning out will be presented;

l}mf>u who make so-ul at home aswith five medals and ri-.0 iiigiiest in# 'ne well as abroad, and there is no

`dlvidual scorer will will receive al ihandsome silver tiopby. At the pre-i ‘sent stage the Mechanics are in the lleiid. Some good scores and averages ,have becn` made :ind of these the, _highest individual scorer in a gamel thus been A. Lallerty, 121 with H. S, liviciieoii secemi with 117. 'rue latter; ileads in grand average however,

onlin for 1945 'ns in 21 airrs

tb ' g pl E ~- _ his average being 02.63. Isaac Lauci _‘_

its second with 89.38; '_l'. Harper 3rd_ twins, s9.zo; B. 1:1-ociiecr -ini., ‘witii 89; J. Kimball 5th with 51.! 186 (15 games); J. Mcliinis 6th with!

187,52; v,.v1c\viiimms ini with ami i Comforts |

$41 (12 games); J. A. Moore 8th_ ~.vit'.li 8'i.£$8; J. Strain Jr. Btn witii| 186.67 (12 games). Much interest is 1 ‘ being taken in the nciues and the out _ it-_nine is yet. a matter of mere Hpecir- t 1 lation. I

1 :2'l‘be Home of Good 'l‘ohaccoes.! - This store is known as the best Dlacef 'In town to buy good plug or pnckag- l fed tobaccoes. We keep every good

‘make and you always can get your favorite fresh as it came from the lmakers. The MacKinnon Drug Co., lCor. Gt. Geo and Kt. Stn. dtf._ , __

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I Seeing' Better

s a blessing that isduc every- one whose eyesight is defec- tive.

Our modern melhrds of

overcoming eye defects should appeal to evervone desirous of oiitaiiiirtg Expert Optical Service at inoilerate cost.

\Vc - s -liclt ' your optical

Work, belizvlrg that wc can give yon :in imexcellcd service

l G. F. Hutcheson

3 _lewrler Opician. :_ __ '.-

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The fourth annual show of the

P, E. Island Poultry A.-socialitn will be held in the Mairket Hall, Charlottetown, on Jan. 22, 23 24 and 25. Bigger and better than ever.

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I NiTfE‘RfC0lif0 ll.l_l‘-_‘Tli"|'.ti

nAi|.wAY~ ‘-

'lhe All Canadian lloiile to Montreal and the West.

' The famous train,

l`llE MARITIME EXPRESS

.aves you eighteen hours between 'Charlottetown and Montreal, and twenty-four hours to Western CHU ada and United States No dtlfly anywhere. Tlirongh sleeping cars from Halifax and 'i`ruro-

Close connection made with

Western Transcoiitlncntal trains at Montreal. Through tickets from Charlottetown or any station on

the P. E I. R. .i Inqnlrloe by mall nromptly answered ndfnll information Ilven.

W. K. RDGERS

Olly Ticket Atrnt

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1 Special 72c "

1.35 for 1.02

1.75 for 1.32 Boys’

79c for 6oc 1 35 for 1.02 1.50 for 1.13

W'e consider we have too many

winter goods and must dispose of

them as soon as possible. We have

already sold quite a quantity and know the balance won’t last long

2.50 for 1.88 = 3.75 for 2.85 8.50 for 6.37

Men s Fur

Collars ._

3 . 50 for 2.6 3 6. 50 for 4 88 9.oo for 6.75

I | _ 39c Dress Goods 69c II

Iooo yards of pure wool dress fabrics

pr1ce....

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1 A number of pieces, containing about Another lot of about 700 yards of '

,~ regular prices SSC to 750 Sale pure wcol tweeds etc, regular

85C to 1~ 3 5

Sale price.. .

I Blankets .mal _ Specia,

_ _ Net Blouses

All wool blankets (new) _ A_ _Orff ne; ‘mists `- in 1 ac - an white

1 $4.25 for $5 I9 '

7" 5.00 for 3.75

in all sizes 4.50 _to

_ 6 oo for $4 50 7_59_

Down Comfortables(r1ew

Sale price.

f 5.l9 .

gig fs; 5.15 $2-49

6.50 for 4.88 _. ______________A

The first arrivals

f l Men's Wear

Men’s \Vinter Shirts new 75c for .'>7c 1.25 for 54c :.50 for l I3 lV.\en’s VVool lined Gloves (new)

85c for 64|; 1 25 for 94c

1.65 for |24 ‘ Men’s Underwear inew) 1.15 for 87a . 1 - 1.25 for 941: 1.65 for L24

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of the new spring Goods

_ Thirty piecesof Crum s standard English Prints 15c per yard

25 pieces of Anderson's scotch Zephyrs in plaids 12c i5c :Sc per yard

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Stanley Bros

Cranberries

_ We havea large supply of Cape Cod and Island Cranberries.

These are going fast. Get yours now.

i L. .A.‘ Haszard

GROCER Gratfon St.

I \ How About Home Heating?

You cannot enjoy life at home until you hdve

your house properly equipped with a modern heating system, and for good results, satisfactory service, ec' ononiy and efficiency there is nothing that can beat

out Hot-Air heating system.

This system is easy to install, requires little at-

tention, heats every room in the house properly vcn- tilates it and it will save enough on your coal bill to

pay for itself.

Write, call or phone 393-] for full particulars of `

this system.

f I _ _ . - Fred H. Trainor -

80 Grafton Street.

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E. I. RAILWAY

gm, |912, t ' on this Railway will run as iollowsz-

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Trains Outward El-\U°"~ Read up

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To the 'Electors ol Charlottetown

_ Ladies and Gentlemen :~--I beg to inform you that I have at the solicitation of a number of influen- tial citizens, consented to nominate for the oilice of Mayor of Charlot- l:Bt0Wf1.

I have falwnys been in favor of

ilie 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 sha‘l have mv hearty support. If elected l shall do my utmost to ad- uiinistrzrc this honorable trust to the advancement of the citizens. As the time is short, and especial- lv as civic voting is now conduct- ed by ballot. I shall not be 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.

Tliaiikiiig you for past favors

and confidently anticipating your hearty support.

I remain, ladies and gentlemen, Yours faithfully,

CHAS. LYONS.

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To the Electors ol. _

Ward Five

Ladies and Gentlemen:-Hnvin been

nominated to contest the Ward at the forth coming civic election lor councillor at the request of many voters l have decided to` become a candidate. I now luke thil opp- o-tuniiy of soliciting your libefnl support without Personal canvas and ifyou choose i i elect me as one of your repieeentativoe I a~ure you l sh \il give your interestl m careful c-meideratinn and attention no well an the improvement and progreu of our zily. Thanking you in anticipation for vour lupporl

l Remain Youre _

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