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A -is the active principle which makes " "'~' -' -

I uy in

It pays to b

this Province. ' The People's Theatre are running,

itonight. from 7 30 to 9 iyclocii, wit..

' I .

o i U ' V E S i Calvin McCallum, Summerside, was 'two additional pictures. All should

I - in the “ll Y°Bl-6l'$lHY- l o earl and see the entire show asv

DF' XAT * v

K Y i the wrestling match is to begin after

city Saturday. --

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- bordon Ives, Montague, was in the the first show. i

R G Muirhead who has been with,

si hysiss. whit th ii fisenv _ i ,_ ~ ~ ~ so much better than orul|\;'!" Pad um los: mzppugfzsvenws |33 » D._ L_). M. Redd\l_|;,rkLity, has left on Q‘x:e£.dl:sc§li;i§‘y §;1;i"s;;s_ Eagixnxig.

lf*P°- P“'K° °" “Wag “M _ s visit to New

r f G W Farrell and*

but of the NA-DRU- ~ - - _ _

if ar ara tm asa si sissi ao. , ri zss. s - _ , _ *lui Ol the I1 In 0 - -

35°"b°" y° uk y e em 'W m 'za - Miss Liwenneth Coombs is to give _.Co., D. B. Deely, also of McCurdyl

will mil-l 3-li°|\\° . 1 1 h K i * . . -

°._h_|c._.-‘c_“__ud_d_ _ _ _ M. ,_ - a p ano so o at t e _ of l. Hall on ,and t.o., as a |_-aitner. Mr. Norman -

"°“"“" °""" ' ""'°' .Ffldev next- _ Nash, of the iatter in-rn is going in-

" 1 --- to business for himself. Mr. Muir-

L, 1 ' '

' 'riny wiiuanis, the iittie vocalist ness is wsu known in this sity,

Let us congratulate You L

If you are smoting a pipe-full ofour

RIVAL smoking tobacco we know you are in a mood when felicitations are ac- _ ceptable. his thc coolest and most agree- able smoke on the market Burns frsel. and cleanly, and NUT 'l`Ill~1 TONGUE. Try ou|'°‘Bi.ACK TWIST cliewiug tubac I co. None better-

llicliey ‘ll Nicholson Tobacco Co.

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/_ Family Groups '\,

For natural. ar tislic

and dainty family groups our work is above the

' ordinary. Call in today :ind see the exhibit.

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Winter Goods

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

A. E. mlilcgachen

Sterling Bitte rs

The Never l"ailii g lleart,Nerve and Stomach Remedy

A Proven Medicine if `

Exceptional Value

Testimonials and References

by the hundred from people moat prominent in City and

Country. No failures.

Sold by

P. MCQU-A1 D

42 Queen Street. Opposite Auld Bios `

Price :nv ner bottle.

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Your Moiiey’s Worth In Coal

_"I hat is whsl. you got when you buy your .-psi from us. Phare ls azreat dilferenps in the tem- perature of u roo_m with different kinds of ual. We can zlve you Dual with _the ‘l.'.?§.‘.‘.§’?.”..2‘2.'l°il“'fr‘il‘.§'i‘-i'i'.i‘if. ‘.‘i'i‘i’~ l'~"'i "6“°

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Coal is Right-Prices Right.

C. Lyons lil Co

CA RD

'l`o thc Electors of Ward One

Ladies and Gentlemen:-‘ In compliance with the rr-qimst of I-

uumhcr uf ilie rleclois of \\`ard One l have decided to noniiualc as fi can didiuc for councillor for llie aforeiiicntioneci ward at the forthcoming Civic Elections. l lake this opportunity of soliciting your ’“l’l‘°rl. As my intersts are large in this ward it is only fair to suppose th-it I wil I’3~Y more attention io its needs than if I had nothing at stake, and I feel surc that YOu will see that it is to your advantage '0 support a ‘msn whose interests are Yvurs also. I promise, if' elected, to give this Ward my best al lention,nnd,to assist In administering the general business ol llic City, tothe best of my ability.

_ Yours t`sithlull\ .

R. H. STERNS.

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Coal ! Coal! Coal!

W2 Ng to advise that we have now in ;;°°k _ * B004 'Upply of choice Reserve _ unmme and Nut Coal which we are sell- '"8 at our Coll Depot or F. O. B. Cars at lowest prices.

PWB _have niece quantity of Autbrscite B” Wilt which burns satisfactorily in .Sac-Burner Stoves,snd which is being C "1 Place of' Anthrscite Chestnut out

B Alsoaqiisntity of Hardwood cut and .wells mes snliable for open gratee and

llllnlllll. Bell & Co.

/tsl:-ts Dsniinisn can cs. Lis. Agents Black Diamond S. S. Co.

Office 36 Quota Street

Phone qos and 4o9 l _ I~25dttst)i

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who was popular at the Peoples-

_Tl\°8lil`° 801118 tlm¢ B80. _UBB ll!!! °0I\' The Guardian had a pleasant call,

Cl“d¢‘l HH engagement with ai Am- ,presenting Warner & Prankard_ 22, llcrst Picture house. ,saturday from Capt. J. E Ellis, re-|

- 1- Fulton Market, New York, and .fohn<

_ All should -read the ad in this ; Nagle, Oo., 176 Atlantic Avenue,l issue of the big Tournament to taker, Boston, both 18;-ge wholesale (ish Dlllffe ln Market Hall tonight- ll- Wlllgfirms, well known in this province' be under the management of the A.5capt_ suis win hs in this city for a, A- A- A- and the NB! Of Order ml\Bt few days before leaving for Digby eng prevail. route to New York. He has been tr-|

Mirnmiclii and through this Province,

What will prove to be the most in-‘and reports small catches ‘of smeitsl Weill-ini'-5 Hume Yell Played _in the§at both places but at the former the, tl‘r°°'°0‘"“¢l'e*'l l100k9Y lwgllc Will take 1 catch of bass is the largest for llf-i

place in Alexandra Rink tomorrowitten years with prices good; Bmeits lilglli. when Glow Bf1y_and Water-,are in good demand with fair prices ford meet. Waterford, it is said, will -pn;l prospects for higher as the Len-

l’l&Y -llmlily Wllliamu. the fast skat- lten season is swiftly approachingi Hu: wins man of last ve\1r’s New . when the demand is greater. i

\'°¥`Il€9B. Glace Bay will have practic- -have recruited their full strengtlil all the same team as a ed Tues and neither will be likely to sign on

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day. but they expect with a fair and *any new men. The Grescents line-up;

impartial referee to trim Hugh Dan's isgaiust. New Glasgow at the Arena: U'->ll1S..€V¢D ll Williv-HIS iS Dluyctl- The 'this evening will be comprised ofl Colts are out for the championship, !Macdoiiald, Howard and George Mc-l and so are the Glace Bay team. and lNamara, Murray, Condon and Litli-.

will have a mighty good look-in for ‘by the Socials will probably be car-- that honor. Waterford will send a big lried by the Crescents as spare, tori

See These

- Walking Boots

'1`hose high quality __

boots, of superior grade .i tan calf, are uucloubted- ll

ly among the best you ;

have ever been offered V; 1

- at these prices- ‘ll 5

They are uiadeliii liiitioncd “I if siylo wid- nigh hs.-1-, high -_ l toes and short vainps and iii 1 1

the very`l'4test l2i1=ts.Tlicy arc ; as smart, stylish and conifov- lf ’ table as you could wish for,

with ai specially prepwed sole

that makes them \Vatcr-proof. Particularly good for walking l and street wear and quality i considered they are splcriiliil valons' at their present priccs,

of $4.00 and 4-.50- ~ i

Alley £5 SCO. A

, k |55 Queen t- | L

N icoiivention will be able to atteridf ` _-0

DID you reineiiibcr all l

your friends st Christ- `

mas time ?

There are no more appropriate

I gift-i now thmi photographs, and _

none that w ll bc more appreciated. _

Call and see our latest styles or 1

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mulie an appointment hy phone. L

||__rni§_!ii_i_i__ri;:ii_ srunio. New Canned Goods;

Ia I eiiioii Llin Peaches

Hawaiian Grated Pineapple

in large tins ` '

35 cents s tin at

i3ee_1;E~v" _Go`ff’s 1

J. B. BROWN. D

DENTIST i

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Borllxnzsental dsillors

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l To the Electors of Charlottetown §

Ladies and Gentlemen: At tliel

'of citizéns I have consented to bs- come s candidate for election to the` Board of Sewer and Water Coin- | missiouers at the forthcoming elect- l tion. Being unable to call on every, elector persoiiaily,I take this mesnsl of soliciting your support. If elected I I will do my utmost to safeguard \ the interests of the taxpayers slongi the lines of economy and equality. 1

I Remain Ladies and Gentlemen '

' Yours etc

` lyharlottetnwn.

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I - the mouth-15c bottle-E. A. Foster, ,

Central Drugstore, Sunnyside. I _1-29dt.f.

‘-7- -r-L-».:: e--fe---~r'~

solicitation of a very large number”

ii record crowd is expected.-Glace _meet Tvloncton at Moncton tonight’ l-lay EXC--(Jimmy Williams is a na- ;\vill be Hilton, goal; Twnddle, point,i ,uve ‘ll flllli 0il5Y~l 'Jim Murphy, cover; MacPherson,-

-'-~' right wing; Mallen, centre, sndf

The Pfvsfsu- fcf the his forestry ' Lightfoot, ian, with wiikis piaying, (“’l\_"0l‘tl0l\- Ht Otf-KWH. Feb- 7 and 8, i spare. Jimmy Mullin, the Socialsi 'Winch Suri- Clarke of the chariott- 5 latest importation is not yet in thot 'ctown Experimental Farm has left to ' city He arrived at Moncton on Sut-

iuttcuil, is now complete. The subject l iirtlay and was instructed to remain? _. I) _ . . of how handle our forests, so as toi over there for tonight's game. Mal 1 narrow edging, )f`a.dlUg' II]Sel'tl0lfl, GalOOn and

` ltilasgow team, and another new play- _ --_ _ ter- 08111011 MCLBOG. formerly of In- Both the Halifax pro hockey teaming

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_ :the team that wins tomorrow night ton. Duuphy, who has been released]

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_ iflelel-tation over with their team, and `a time at least. The Socials team to

by ,l0l*¢ll‘l`H fl’0m Canada llntl lfllm the ; son. The Soclals still have a string; United States Among those who will 10,, Mike Murphy, and if its returns to f

i l ter iii the sea

speak are Gitfortl Pinchot, formerly 7,. '11 is- gn' a ' - 0 \ - chief forestcr of the United States; `_;,:]-‘EH“i1\lifil)x ‘(IJimmy and Miko 1 (bpeclal) E- A. Sterling, lorcster ofthe Pen- Miirphy referred to above belong to f 9

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nsylvania i”tailroa.d, which is now _ this ¢ity_)

:rowing its own ties; Dr. Fernow,

I f fr 'h ol fT -

kip

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Arrived Today '

Serpentine Crepe

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the new material for dressing .

i jackets and Kimonas. Chrysaln. ‘ A ` patterns. _ 1 I V Navytsky and mauve 256 a. '

1' yard. <

of Q"

pf New Dress Ginghams-

_ ¢ _ _ _ _-Sie "Anderson’s" in better patterns

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» t an ever before

ll 1se.1s¢.zs¢ yani _ i

Ililli

V . 2"/.'=

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Iéiiijl ._ -

lu ' White Yestmgs _ f ` One of the favored materials for

shirt waists and dresses

-- l8c. Zlc. 32c yard.

Torchon Laces '

and insertions in all widths and makes.

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New Embroideries A

in Skirtings, F1ounciiigs,Corset covers, wide and

'get the most out of them, both now ' len played in Sydney a few years ago. and in the future, will be dealt wltli = and was on the Galt line-up last sea- 5 A1lOV€I°S,

heat o the irestry sc o _ o or ;:A s n as - . , , ’

onto University; Dr. .I. W. Roberti u`te p ibl t k \ nr ki is [1 1 _ S“"- "f the "°““°'“““°“ °°“1'“‘°**i°"-if-il ff°l;Bsff°'i- ghafiehiilns “H13 wld l Garnet. MYrt1c. Huiiters.. Reseda. H@ll0» Gfeys

Mauve, Old Rose. ‘l2lll 55C

Stanley Bros

Rnd H- H- MacMillan. of the fcreSt\°y1months. The daily use of our witch - branch of the department of the in-,hazel cream will accomplish won rterior, The banquet on Wednesday 1 dere, Ii; is easy and pleasant to use I§Y§.l’2“5' {"“i 3.5 “”§“2d€f’ ‘”. "‘“.““'lf‘3““i“°°° 1” ‘.f‘“"3“‘° "i.‘“£n “Wi _ 11 Y 28 6 . e ii a ionis s. or- icey per ume ‘.'c a o e. c ‘est.ers, lumbermen and the heads of§M¢Kinn0n Drug Cul; Druggists Cor financial and commercial institutions. ‘ (;¢_ 'Gem-gs and Ken; Stl dn The day sessions are open t,o_ the pub- & __ _ S

lic, and the importance which thel

is shown by the fact that these are' held in the railway committee room' of the parliament buildings; while- the railways have granted special; rates to delegates. The Seed Growers' , Association. convene on Feb. 8 and! ll, so that delegates to the forestry I

some of sessions of that body. i

Mr. Aikens is Associate Secretary of, the 'l‘einpc-,rsnce and Moral Rcformi Department, s. position to which he- was appointed a year and a half ago. z He was born and educated in On-1 tario, but upon entering thc minis~, try in 1884, the ranks were some-R what crowded in Toronto and other; central conferences. and the wayi opened for him to go to Nova Scotia where he did faithful service at Pe- tite Riviera, Hantsport., Port Mait- land. His first appointment of pro- minence was in Truro, where his suc- cess was so marked that he was cal,- cd to Brunswick Street, Church, Hali- fax. His next psstorate was at Am- herst, but he was called to a con-

w oiiths af-

if ll

the question of transfer will hav:-i to be considered, as Mi Aikens is a

ence, he satisfactorily arranged. The Me- tropolitan is the finest Methodist (‘-liurch in Toronto, and probably ini the whole Dominion. It has for many years occupied an oiibstanding posit-_ ion in the denomination and was re-,

ccntly the scene of the Ecumenical, Conference. lt has been gcneroiislv supported by many of Toronto's|

iZ,ll`|l`|.| 7 _ `i-.vesiihisst citizens and wniis it nas.

M D ‘now become one .of the down-town . . _

churches with the down town limb' lem there is believed to be a great fixture ahead of the_ congregation. ` The selection of Mr. Aikens by dtlret

e

ibosrd for the work in hand is wi y ,

approved. _ 1

::-Save your teeth-The regular use i

of Lister's Dental Floss to clean be- tween the teeth is th°e most. import- -snt factor in preventing decay and preserving fillings. The antiseptic properties act as ii preventive of de- cay and impart a pleasant flavor to

Se Sc People’s Theatre

.

(I) Cherry Blossoms

It fairly blooms with beauty of f=n|inir n nd.Lov».

$2) Muquite's Gratitude 1 n Indian Dzgrlrlilii, So Welcome

(3) The Adventures of Billy suirlested by Press Comment on the Tramp Ishii.

Also'l`W0 0'l'llERpicturea 0ne Show Only Tonight.

_ COME EARLY.

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igovernment attaches to this subject] ,"'- 7- ? "T/_

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Bulcotll as aatiu It is A Bll1€t Bl3.Cl(, N3Vy, Cafdlllal,

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5° I Poultry Supplies

l ' Graiiiilatcd Bone. Perfection Chick- Iffed Clover Mcal Sanitary'

plfgll l l.Nestl'I' Poultry l<`oiiut:iin=. Legliniitls l'r:iti’s Poultry llvgulriior.

N0 GUESSWORK

in the selection of your glasses. if you permit us io do your special work

Careful, and skilful service.

is what wt- :iini to give all our patrons.

That we have succeeded in

this, is evidenced hy our increas- ing pitronsgc. _

G. I-`. llUTCll

Jeweler- Opt ician

1-5 0"" 0” U" lclose o i rms ro g “_

I ugrlfiw %E‘,?,liY,§3¢§,I;oaoiKH_i_ I-will be in June, 1913. At present ' _ __ _-gs i _ __, ,

ll.;

Ex". Nice stock lldddgdgfmgsbliigokliih awl;rk.mt)f course g

Camoln .l ' - ` A g ` member of. the Nova Scotia (lonfer-l T Hawaiian ‘Sliced Pmeapple but it is expected that this can I S

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Prowse s

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'Men's Fur Collars, in Wombat - 2.90

Men'a Fur Collars, otter

400

Boys’ wool Sweaters 35c Men`s Kumfort Mitts

35c

l’enmsn’s Underwear

Fleeced lined per suit

754:

Stanfield’s Unshrinliahlc Underwear, Blue Label per suit -2.00

Men'a Flannel ’ Shirts

all grades 20 p. c.~off

Men’e Overcoata Beaver

Cloth, fur collar ll.50

Men’s Overcosts, heavy

tweed College collar worth upto 12.00 for

650

Bed Comforts, large

size, Heavy quilted, L50

Mcn’a Coon Costa 40.00 Men’s l"ur Costa, Bllck

Bishop Coat I6 00

No I. Montans Robes

4.50

6 G tllbe lr sizercy oa o a a‘5;

P- A- SMITH = 7.3o to 9 o’clocl¢.

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Q to ligsleitgiildgil gli ini. illxtioii tooldzlx , . Q ' V I 1' 3“)'thmg ln Poultry -"'uPP'le5 UY- ’

DR A B J W Aikens, well known in this Q? A

DBINTIST Office Hours il-1 and `city, to' become its pastor at the , K' 4

.l ki di Bon f D: A t n ’s tern. which, V _ ‘p I, . , _ Ju, I I . .

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173 (fratfon St.

olassine Meal

The Food Discovery

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he you using il?

, ll nut, You are Behind the Times.

AULD BROS.

Wholesale Agents, Charlottetowii, P. E. I.

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New Advertii ements.

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Big Tournament

In Market Hall Monday Night. Feb. 5th

Under the Maisgement of the A. A. A. A.

_ Wrestling _

Jim Smart vs Prokes Forapurse of $125.00, winner 375.00 loser $50.00

Sparring Exhibition

Tom McCloskey vs ] ack Grant

The sparring will be strictly a scientific exhibi.

tion and will bejudged by points.

The best oiiicials will bein charge and a good

evening's sport is assured.

Games begin at 9 o'clock. '

Admission 35:: Reserved seats 50;,

2-3d2i. '

_ To The Electors ol

Ward 5.

_Ladies and Geiitlement;- -‘

Having been requestedliy

ii large and representative meeting of Electors of Ward 5, to nominate as acandidate for the City Council, at the next Civic Election, I have decided to accede to their wishes. As I announced at the ineetiugi 'I shall not canvass for votes nor use money to secure my election, but if honoured with the confidence of the l~2lectors,l pledge myself to devtte my best endeavors to promote the true interests of the Ward and city: To the msintaiuance of a high standard of just, equitable and nou- sectsriiiii public instruction in our schools, having due regard for the hygienic conditions . and cleanliness of the school buildings, the safety and comfort of the pupils: To in- stitute a proper insp clion of milk and food products; To improve the hygienic and saniia-y conditions of the city and to maintain a progress- ive policy in the i duiinistratioii of civic affairs, generally, having du: regard for true economy.

Yours very truly,

\.V. F. TIDMARSII

Charlottetown, P. E. Island. -January 12th, 1912.

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3.!-LIEi.E'

To the Electors ol Ward Two: _

I-herewith present myself as_a

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

Iask your favorable support and

proniisc if elected to give my best attention to the needs of the Ward as well as to further the Lest in tcrcst of the citizens.

Respectfully Yours,

R. J- LEDWELL» M.D

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.lust Received

:coo lbs. Newfoundland Halibut

i5oo lbs fresh Codfish tgo large Macheral 3:0 lbs Salmon _ zo boxes Ocean Brand Fiiinan lladiies l"illeis, Kippere & Blqatgn lllsbv Herring, Plaines sinnisaa, ss... leu and dry Coutish. in fact all kind, f` fish obtainable. _

You can always depend on gettin

the bcst at the old reliable store.

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