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Good Health Impossible With 5 Dis-

'rbere is nothing that will create ,

sickness or cause more trouble than

9, disorde e _ ‘ pie daily contract serious maladies simply through disregard or abuse of the stomach.

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any stomach deraugement, indiges- ti0n_ or dyspepsia, whether acute oi' chronic, to try Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets, with the distinct understand- mg that we will refund their money without, question or formality, if af- wr reasonable use of this medicine they are not satisfied with the re- sults. We recommend them to our

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ever day, and have yet

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`_ R0ads 11' a. m., Alexandra 3 p.m.,

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It Days to buy in this Province.

R. H. Bterns, city, is running as

;Counclll0r for ward one.

Henry .lanes and John McEachern,

Hazelbrook, have returned home from a business trip to the westero part of the province.

,' Rev. Harry Sl Erb will preach on Sunday Jan. 28th as follows;-Cross

Hazelbrook 7 p. m.

The Victoria's hockey special for

Summerside leaves this city tomor- row afternoon at 3.45. Return fare is $1.00. I

‘ Everything is clean and up-to date in the big Arena. All should come up tonight and enjoy a good skate on herfect ice with splendid music.

Any person who can act as agents

on a commission basis at diderent smelts points in 'this province for a foreign firm, should write "A" care of Guardian, Charlottetown af, once,

_ Ivan Reddin of this city is achiev- ing fame as a hockey player in Cal- gary. In a recent match between Calgary and Bassano in which the former won by 11 goals to 4, Mr. Reddin shot-i goals for the winning team. The Albertan in its report of the match says:-“Reddin played e _whale of a game at all stages of the game. He was the best conditioned man on the ice and his staying pow- ers had their effect upon his oppon- ents before the game was more than half gone.

One of the ideal sights froni_n.

liorseniiin’s standpoint was the spec- tacle of over thirty splendid turn- outs on North River ice last Mon- day afternoon. The array of splen- did horses all in the pink of condi- tion, the handsome sleigbg and at- tractive harness and fittings-the en- thusiastic drivers all flushed with the Dleasure of the sport made a scene to gladden the heart of any equine lov- er. It is extremely doubtful if any City in North America of its size can boost of as many fast an-d valuable liorscs as Charlottetown can, On_1;be ‘ice the day referred to were over twenty who could better twio-thirty over xi measured mile. It is a good indication of the splendid position this Province holds as a breeding place for high class trotting mater- ial-an asset which is more valuable to this country than almost any oth.

'er single item. , ° H. H. Brown's big money-raising sale which closes Saturday night has been by actual figures one of----the biggest and best that has ever been

conducted in this. city. As a promin-

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Money back if not

25c a bottle Sole Agents

The _ MacKinnon

Cor. Gt. Geo. and K

pleased

5 since this sale started and claims

l' that, in this case. as always, it has

been aspleiidid investment. Au un- usual feature of thc ad in to<lay’s is- sue is the section wherein Mr. Brown,

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ent citizen said recently, “When Brown conducts a sale people are

_sure of getting bargains that are

worth coming; miles to secure," and this sale is no exception to the rule only in that it has been ou a much larger and more magnificent scale. 'The success of the big money-raising ` sale clearly shows the benefits that ` can be derived from handling good

goods and giving them plenty of pub-

, licity. Mr Brown had ‘used over " 1300 inches of space in The Guardian

gives the exact fiigures of the sales

i during each day the money-raising

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Brass and Iron Steam and H ot Water Goods

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We are Solo P, E. I. agents for the

famous firm of Walworth Manufacturing Co-. " _

Boston manufacturers of brass and iron goods and tools and ' concluded his speech of the previous

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steam and hot-water heating goods.

This firm is one of the the largest in the world. lf110t 'he

largest and bass full stock of everything YOU Collld P°55ib1Y

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want iii the line ~ named above. GY al

Volk, I/uidon, Bremen, San Frm1CiSCO, BUEUOS Ayfe-"» lohlm'

nesburg and Paris.

VVe can furnish you with cloi-'e prices on everything YOU

want in this line. Write today for qu

otations, etc-

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sale had been running. These figur- es are taken from the cash hook and are exact in every particular. Mr. Brown needs $3500 by Saturday night, and is short $527.95, He is offering bargains during the remaind- er of this week thai. should net him the amount reuuircd. Those who want good clothinc: and furnishings at prices below actual cost should read the ad in this issue.

The second sitting of the S. D. C. Mock Parliament was held on Wed- nesday evening, January 17th, when the debate on the draft address was continued. Hon. A. J. McAdam, Minister of Marine and Fisheries,

‘ evening, outlining in concise terms

his policy with regard to the Naval Bill. W. V. McDonald of the opposi- tion said that lic agreed with the government in regard to agricultural education, but saw much ainiss with

1 the naval policy and the scheme for

the construction of the Georgian Bay , Canal. He was followed by Hon. J.

G. McDonald, Minister of Finance, who discussed Tariff Commission and advocated the abolition of trial by jury in criminal cases and the substi- ‘ tution of ii board of three judges.

John Mclsaac, in the course of a few brief remarks, gave a passing rub to

. . the different members of the cabinet. l Hon. A. J. McDonald was the next

speaker. He gave an entliusiastic

_ speecii on the great; benefits that

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Y cost, showing that, while the expen-

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diture woul-rl be large, the beneficial

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OVER T111RTY.TWo_ MILLION DOLLARS

#or the year ending 2o‘D_ec 1911 the Sun Life of Canada received applicaiions for _3?»32,400,000-00- '- No better evidencepf the popularity Of fllaf g°°d old company could be given.

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results would be enormous. V. C. Fisher, of the opposition, spoke briefly along general lines and was followed by Hon. L. Gosseliu who spoke in French. He gave a stirring address on the abolition of trial by jury. _M, Gosselin moved the ad- journment of the house.

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These are going fast. Get YOU” U°WV- our 51-e»mh§rf»d.i>»\md eeeydfiir. 'hw' a..-__ ’ _._ _.J 25 per cent discount off Wonien’s Winter Gloves

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There will be band at the Arena|

this. evening, also perfect ice, bestl music. _

It is on Tuesday, 30th, the Bap-

tist concert takes place and not Thursday as appeared yesterday.

James W. Derby, cchool masterat

Murray Harbor, has taken an agency for the Home Protector-The Great- West Life Assurance Company.

Rev. Jas MacDougall will preach

nn Sabbath the 28th at DeSable at 10.30, Canoe Cove at 3 and Argyle rf Shore at 7, and at Coleman on Wed- nesday and Thursday. 31st and Feb. Qf lst at 7 D. m. ’

'The popular drama Bonnie Scot-

land will be presented in the Operal f; House this evening by the Prince Ed- l ward Dramatic Club. Tickets can I be had at the Opera House at 7.l5, p. m. Tickets for tomorrow night will be on sale-at Jamieson's and Rankin's at 9 '0'cl'€iHf" tomorrow ' morning. All should secure them in time, for the enjoyable evening.

The ad appearing in another col-

umn of this issue tells a few things about the celebrated Willis pianos. These pianos 'are regarded by many

experts to be the best Canadian in- gg

struments now on the market and es- 5 peclally desirable for home use. They 5 are the ones selected by The Guardi- i7

an for grand prizes in their recent

contest and needless to say are per- 1-; fect instruments in finish, materials f_

and tone qualities. Read the ad in this issue. 3

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The Guardian has received a copy f{

of the Arizona Republican, of Phoe- nix, containing ii report of the an- nual mecting and banquet of the stockholders of the Arizona and New Mexico Underwriters Company of _ which J. A. Crozier, formerly of Baltic, Lot 18, is the 'secretary and 2 treasurer and one of- the directors. f Accompanying the article is a splen-l , did photo of Mr. Crozier who basl made’ so successful a career in bisl ' adopted home. =

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The old historical congregation of

Strathalbyn, has gone in strongly for union with the Methodist and I Congregational churches . Mr. Gillis preached a sermon recently on union .5 and placed the advantages and bind- 1. rances of union plainly before them. The vote was taken and out of a .3 membership of 215, and more than /. that number of adherents, with the, {: exception of one member and one ad-1 - herent and one 'or two who did not; vote either way, the vote carried un- 3- animously.

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Recent despatches from Brussels

state that the Oxford Canadians have won for the third time the Brussels (Hp 'and the hockey championship of Belgium. They defeated Belgian, French and German teams in succes- sion, ‘going through n, tournament without a defeat. Hugh Warburton, son of Dr. G. A. Warburton, city, and 9, graduate of West Kent ilcbool, Prince of Wales College and Mcflilli _ University, and now a lll\0<l9S’ | scholar at Oxford, played a wing position on the team. (ln the- first occasion there were three P. E. Is- land boys on the Oxford Canadians, viz: Roy Leitch, of the Prince of Wales College, City, Roy Gillis and , Joseph Daley, both graduates of St. l Dunstni-|‘s College. Last year thcrei_ were no provincialists yet the Ox-1 fords succeeded in successfully up-, holding their hockey standing on' foreign ice.

:We have six cars of good hay atl

Montague and will sell it off thei cars, hi. (3. lvictlowan, Whim Road

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Visit the Great January Clearance Sale

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The Busieif Store on Charloff¢iown's Busiesi Sfreei

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ney for an important case, .

you select the best.

When you or one of your

D0 you use the same care “

Drug wants ? <

you get what is culled for, we never substitute you get

' what you pay for. Phono or call

on us for your next drug wants. _Wc‘ll aitcud to your orders prom- fvlly.

Johnson Q. Johnson The Quality _Drugstore

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Mads Blood Food is a

preparation that for curiilive

qualifies is unexcelled. It

tones up fha system, builds up the body and brain and replenishes the veins wiih rich, red, life-.giving blood.

It will relieve and cure

any disease caused by im- pure blood in lhe system' ltis many to take and si ouce begins a prompt and lasting cure. Price 5oc a box. Prepared and sold only by

When you retain an attor- ,

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_ one but, the most skilful physican will satisfy you l if

in selecting the careful, k

cempetent reliable _Druggist for your Prescriptions and l

It is pleasing to know -1

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Dress 'Goods Snaps at the January

FULLY A HUNDRED PIEChS OF handsome dress go"ds S

counted to clear out during this great sale. We are determined to clear our of every item of winter goods. Here are the prices that are doing thc work so vigorously: -- _

I5 DIFFLRENT COLORlNGS IN STOUT SUITING TWEEDS 75c for 50c Sedan cloth, a most stylish and aitrac- This lot includes a range oi good,

tive suiiiug, regular 1-25 now Q33 durable and attractive materials only ..... *lf ° 7_ ‘fo

4 COLOIUNGS IN TWEEDS HQIEAVTY SUITINGS L00 for 651:'

_ Strong, handsome attractive Here is a line of tweeds §8€[iLl;l€;{$1.o5for.............. .. c iuostiy in greys 1 40 for

WORS'I`l'.DS 2 I0 f I 40 MELTON TWEEDS 501: for c

This wide all wool siiiillig is :1 Here is a cheap one that is

gracleful anfd liandsbme mat-' 1 medic cheaper still, good width

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WOOL VENETIANS 981: for 70c lld)lEL&'l}l‘.‘N TWEEDS 55a for 25c

There are4 different colors shown For any one who wants a

in this lot of stylish durable material, cheap suiting fabric this is ai

wide widths all wool, regular The width is good. Formerly 9Sc c 3'5cfor............. .....

_ THE ABOVE PRICES ARE ONLY SAMPLES, the departiliellt

crammed with bargains-»-only a personal visit will give you a proper idea--c in to day.

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Black or Clilercd Paillelie Silks 491:

YOU REMEMBER 'l`l'lAT LINE OF BLACK PAILLETTE of

which we sold such an enormous quantity last spring! Here it is again only this time it 'brings with it a number of friends in :ittractive colours.not procur able nutil now. Handsome rich soft silk-firmly durable, graceful and good

able so far. The width is the usual 19 inches, the weight is " -

L' correct, the value would be good at 05C. Here for. . . . . .

Black, Navy. Reseda Copenhagen are the shades avail- j.

Womcn’s Embd. '_ " J *

25 per ceiil elf all

Linen Collars

we-in 251:. Blanlieis and Comforts fy

lm' each 1<1G1i'i‘ Now .nies wimefs wid buns 'and @1111-

ling frosts iunke wnrui bedding uiipc-rative comes _the 'yi'

A LOT OF ten Pfet' chance to secure :ill you ,want at wholesale and less. Your »

tiest English embroidered friends have, Have you? collars that we have been Blankets $3 25 for $244 Quilts ;$t_30 for LOS I able to show for a long .. 3_5() for L62 .. L95 for ,A7

Wlllle. “ 3.75 for 2.82 " 2.50 for 2.14

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An Uiiequalled (hence -to Secure

Handsome Furs at less than Wholesale

AS WE ARE AT PRESENT S:TUATI£l') WF. SIMPLY ‘vlUS'l` HAVE THE'

SPACE and that is one of the principal reasons why furs are so deeply price cut as to clear , _

Here are some ofthe handsome pieces that are now offered just consider whether you` v

can afford to do wifhout those at the present prices. _ ~

DISCOUNTED MINKS SNAPS IN SABLES

Mink Neckpieces 13.95 for 11.16 Sable Ncckpiece $17-00 f0I‘

“ ~“ 18.00 for 14,40 .1 .. 22 O0 for

for 17.60 ..

38.60 for 30.811 U U 24 0° for

“ “ 52.50 for 42.00 _ ,° “ “ 62.50 for 50.00 1. Muff5_

qS.00 for 81.00 ,_ _,

20.00 for 23.20 _

349,, for 23 50 Coliiiiibia Sable Muff

~‘ “ 58.00 for 45.00 “ “ "

Great Chance in Marmot Furs 95 Marxnots at 3.10 11.50 F/Iariiiot liur for 760 ;

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3_'75 “ nt 7.oo 15.00 “ “ foo 15.00

$9.75 Grey Squirrel Nliiffs, Now 7.80

FOR YOUNG FOLK l7."S Hurd to get hold of ri much more attractive -`

fur than grey squirrel. Graceful, rich inexpensive, it is just ihe thing for the _` “younger set” _ 1

9.75 Squirrel Muff for 7.80 7.25 Squirrel Scarf 5.30 ,,

10.75 “ “ z$_6o 3.75 2.00 :"

12.75 “ “ 10.20 10.75 V b-60 `-_‘ 15.00 “ “ 12.00 15.co “ “ 12.00 _ ,Z

Cliildren’s While Bear Coats--25 p.c off ’

GET YOUR BABY a pretty coat while the prices :ire away down, A _

notable line is now offered hcre :it 25 per cent off-smart well made coats-vgcod V

style-warm and cosey for the wee chap. _

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