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MAIL _CONTRACT

SEALED TENDERS, addressed to

the Postmaster General, will be re- ceived st ottsws untii Noon, on Fridai, the Blat January 1918 for ths conveyance; of His |Mejssty'g Mails, on a proposed Contract for four years, Dix times per week, over Rural Mail Route No. 1 irom Eme- rald from the lst March next.

Printed notices containing further

information as to conditions oi pro- posed Contract may be seen and blank forms of Tender may be ob- tained at the Post Oiilce oi Graham Bondi, Emerald, Norborough, Founds Mills and at the oiilce ot the Post Omoo Inspector.

Post?,0;l1¢e Inspector-'s Oillce, Oh"1‘own, Dec. 28th, 1912.

JOHN F. WHEAR

Post Olllce Inspector.

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Slilil_..ED TENDEBS, addressed to

the ,Postmaster General, will be re- ceived at Ottawauntil Nabn, on Fri- day’,`tha 'ith Fehruary1918 for. the conveyance of His Maiesty's Mails,on n Proposed contract for iour years. six times per week 'over Rural Mail Route No 2 from; Milton Station Priiioe'Edward Island to commence ne the _pleasure oi the Postmaster Gene- `ral. ~ V ,Printed notices containing further inioramtlon as to conditions oi pro- jposed _Contract may be seen and bl h io oi T d '-

an rms en er muy be _ ob *tained ot <' the Post Oiiices _ ci Y Mil ' ,

ton Btegtion, Winsloe Station,

North River and ati the P-:st _(‘iiice Inspector. _ _

JOHN F. WI-IEAR

` Post Oiiloe Inspector.

Post Ollice Inspsctor‘s Ofilce, Ch’Town, Dec. 28th, 1912.

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_The Annual Meeting of Hillsboro

'Dsirying Company will be held 'on Wednesday Jan. 15th at 2 o’clock P. M.`in Mount Herbert Hull.

By order cf Directozs.

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Get the Right Kind ol Rubbers

No miiier what kind of rubbers

ycu want you are sure io get the right style here. ' We are showing rubbers for

men, iuhbers for women and child- ren in ordinary street styles and siyles and grades io suit every [ I-und of foot, every kind ol boot st

any price. _

Our rubbers wear long. M0 ‘

strong, well made, good filling.

Woinei.’s 65c and...........,.75c.

Men's gnc and........

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EARL GREY.;-Saturday the Earl’ Greyleit _Piston at 10. a. ni., go: Georgetown. arriving there about 1265 P- lu.. with a number oi passen- gers, xreugnt and between twenty-five and thirty bsgsmsn. | INWARD TRAINS.-The western ex-‘

Dress arrived in Charlottetown Sat- urday st 11.45 a.m., ilitceniminutes late; the Summersidc accommodation at 6.00 D-m., thirty minutes iate.' The Summerside special from the Minto arrived here at 4.50 p.m. and the Georgetown special iromi the Earl Grey at 8.80 p.m.

WRESTLING.-One of the malnl *°Pi°= 01 the dey. says s st. Jonirs °X'=heI1s°. ie e likely wrestling insten .between Jim Smart and Otto Opipelt.‘ Neither of them is in the best oi con- diti°l1 Sf- Present, but the local adept Says n iortuight's training is sum- cient to put them in good shape. 1 As the local fans haven't seen a good match tor some time, a meeting oi,

'ianese two would be interestlag. I

BASIL KING.-Basil King, the au- UIUF. and s native of Charlottetown, ls working on a new novel which will be published this coming autumn; Itf will be interesting to await the ver. dict of the public on this new eilort. mr. ning is the author of “The In- ner Shrine," “The Wild Olive" and “The Street Called Straight," which; novels won such success on the book market.

PULPIT EXCHANGE- Yesterday the ministers oi the various Churches" in Charlottetown exchanged pulpits moming and evening. At St. James' Church Rev. J. F. Floyd preached in the morning, and Rev. D. McLean ini the evening; at Zion Rev. T. Mar- shall nt eleven and Rev. J. Heaney at seven; the People's Church, Rev. Z. L. Fash at seven; at the First Methodist, Rev. Z. L. Fash at eleven and Rev. G. C. Taylor at seven; at Grace Methodist, Rev. G. C. Taylor at eleven, and Rev. T. F. Fullerton at seven; at Central Christian Qev. T. F. Fullerton at eleven and Rev. T. Marshall at seven; at the Baptist Church Rev. J. Heaney at eleven and Rev- J. F. Floyd at seven. The ex- change was in connection with the week of prayer service.

(From Saturda 's Evening Guardian)

BRILLIANT EVENT.-H. M. E. and Mrs. Evans’ handsome new* house, says an Edmonton exchange, was a. blaze of lights when they gave a most. delightful New Year's Eve Darty to a large number oi guests. This attractive home was evidently

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Come into our oifice and-have your

teeth ex-.mined free of charge. Only takes a few minruas and we will tell yol-

u one penny We fhakeweeih and gusr;

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nies them to fit execlly. We also guar mee perfection in Crqwn and Bridge

exactly what you need and it wont :cl o .

work Extracting and filling without pain price moderate

DR ROBINS “

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"Everybody is wanted, today at 8.

A. HcDonald's to share in the bar-

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gains oiiered at the big, Clearing I

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built with a view to entertaining, with its large and spacious rooms, which were decorated with long ropes of evergreen, softly shaded lights and great bunches of poinsettias, and i`_ with the beautifully gowncd women made-»a_»1_>ioturei which will remain in the memory of _those present for many n. day. Mr. and Mrs. Evans and Miss Ogden, their guest, received at the entrance to the drawing-room, Mrs. Evans wearing a heavy white satin gown, long train, chilion drape- ries, caught' with clusters oi red roses. Among their guests was Miss McMillan oi Charlottetown who was handsomely gowned.

SHORT COURSE.-One hundred

'and seventy-one students are enroll- ed at the Nova Scotia Provincial College taking the Short Course lec- tures, ior farmers, from all over the provinces, says a Truro exchange. The course opened Tuesday and the indications are that it will be the most successful course yet held. The usually large delegation from Prince Edward Island is missed this year owing to a similar course being given in their own province. In view oi the enlarged attendance iromi Nova Scotia it is questionable, had the Islanders put in an appearance, if the local accommodations would not be over taxed. The bulk ol the lecture work yesterday iell upon Principal Cumming, who is untiring in his ei- forts to make the visitors iell at home, Judging bee! cattle was the subject dealt with and the students took s. live interest in the contests.

::Ws have all the leading makes ci

Condition Powder but there is none we can so iully recommend as The Island Condition Powder. We have many testimonials from lending lar- mers and horsemen throughout the province, all speaking oi it in the highest terms. Try it. 25:: lh. E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore. I-9M3i

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the ‘Postmaster General will be re-

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' i -af* ,, INWARD TRAINS.-'rbe -southern

express 'arrived in Charlottetown to- day at' 9.48-a.m., on tims;,_end the hslgtern expross at 10.20 sim., on

CASES ADJOU-R-NED.-At the

Charlottetown Police, Court this morning two eases for corner losiing and the _ prohibition case of J. '1‘. Moore who ldjourned until Monday.

OUTWARD TRAINS.-The trainjo Bummerside to connect with the-Min. to left Charlottetown today at 6 a, 3_1; cad fhealpecisl to connect with

° BF NY at Geor et

Charlottetown at 9 n.m.g Dwn Mt

(From Bsturda 's Even ` IN BIG iisrip DEAL?-5i.?r\f”d1i~°nL) Haellrd. formerly of this town, says s Glace Bay exchange, was one 0| a syndicate of five Calgary and Mgai- cine 'Hat men who created a sensa- tion st Great Falls, Montana, by sending a broker there who took options on about $500,000 worth of property, besides buying out right business sites worth about s1oo.soof _-Dr. Hassard is n son oi Judge Has- mrd, Charlottetown.

ROSE VALLEY._Mi‘l. Robert

Dixon, Mermaid, has returned horns after spending a iew days with her sister Mrs. Robert Todd.-Jas. Hate- ly, Kelly‘s Cross, paid a flying visit to Rose Valley.-Her friends are pleased to learn that Miss Florence Todd has recovered from har 1-ment illness and has returned to her home in Rose Valley, after nearly eight weeks treatment inthe Boston City Hospital where she underwent an op- eration for appendicitis.--Miss Mamie A. McKenzie has returned home alter visiting in Bradslbane.-'The school hers is doing good work under the tution of Miss Eliza Todd.-Edmund McDougall returned home after visit- ing in Inkerman the guest oi Donald McLeod.-James and Mrs. Todd re- cently paid a flying visit to R. Nic- ho1son’s-Rod McKay has returned home alter spending some time in Dundas.-D. B. McKenzie who has been absent. from the vicinity ior twelve years has arrived home from the Canadian West.-We are sorry to learn that our Postmaster W. M. Mc- Donald is lll with an attack oi La Grippe.-Con.

::'l‘his is the Rexall Store where

you can buy any oi the 845 prepara- tions benring the Rexall trademark. With every article bearing the Rexall name is given a guarantee that tells you your money is here waiting for you ii you iind the article not so good as we have claimed it to he. There's no sting, no red tape or no quibble to this oder. Ii you are not satisiied with what you get come here and get your money back. The McKinnon Drug Co., Corner GWFW George and Kent Sts. MCL

CCASTORCISIX"

For Infants and Children. The Kind You Han Always lluugiii

me .zfefeg sign- atnro of _ 14#

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_Tableware

Our output of Silverware

has been really tremendous, but we still have some choice pieces including n few siliier tea sets, waiters, pudding dishes, fern dishes, butter dishes, and other pieces clear- ing at

30 p. c. i Off

These goods are of the very

finest quality, all new and considered splendid bargains at the former prices. This farewell Clearance Sale odors you your selection at 30 p. c. _below regular prices.

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G. F. Hutcheson ‘

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Ladies $2 50

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Curtains. Veilings.

Millinery Goods. Fancy Handkerchiefs

» Ladies’ Neckwear.

Ladies’ Winter Coats. Childrens Winter

Coats

Silks (all kinds). Laces (all kinds). White Shiriwaists.

Buttons.

Coat Buttons.

Dress Trimmings

Small Wares.

' Portiers.

Half i Price

just twenty Black Cloth

\7Vint_er Coats, all sizes in

the lot to be cleared at 506 on the dollar. All Hats,

Dress Muslims, Wrapper- ettes.

20 p., c. Discount

off everything else in stock excepting W. B. Corsets and special hair ribbon which has Io p.c. disr.

Grey cotton, cheese-

Stock Reducing Sale

_ Everyday the stock is growing smaller and every

day people are saving 2 5c and 50C in every do1lar's worth of merchandise they buy. Is there 'nothing you require? A new dress, underwear, stockings, gloves, etc. If there is do not delay but get down as soon as you possibly

- One Third 0ff~ f-Due Quarter Off -i

All Furs

Linings, Embroid Umbrell Waterpro

Aprons, Scarves, Velvets, Toques,

Dress G

‘ Art Salee

Counterp Shawls.

Wool Blanke

Towels, VVools, Linens,

Stockings ( Corsets (6- Trunks, Suitcases

, Wool G1

Jerseys, Plain Ha Comforts, A Men’s Co

V Men’s Sh

i Men's Jerseys,

Men’s Overalls,

Men’s Un Men’s Sox, Men's Ha Men’s /Ti Men’s G

Men’s Pyjamas,

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sdimshisis, 4 es,

loves,

S. Siomlev Bros liver The always busv Store. .

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_ G. J. Hamilton £5' Sons

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Slenographers Trained at

The C. B. 8. Are Successiul

If you wish to become s successful stenogrspher or re-

porter yon should take s course st the C..B. C.

The Charlottetown Business College sud Institute of

Shorthand and T writin is one of the Premier instutlons of its kind in the Mxseritlme grovinces. Here you- receive per- sonal and individual iltrnctions and the courses are so plain

and rseticsl that they are easily mastered.

Mute today -for free Prospectus and lniormstian f0._ _

L. B. Miller, Principal.

Chsrieiieiown Business ‘

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