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JANUARY 26, 1912 Av _“"!'H'm LA'r1i:s'r News 1 _ _ THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN . ' . ` rmsi or ;u_,;,»¢

WOOD

Bald lleads Not Wanted tliPiRl.G“iTETOWlll ll

B9-1011cBB is too Generali ‘

y Consider 1 , -

a Sign or Advanced Age. el It Pals to_ buy in this Province.

. A hu] I H I ‘ ‘-""' ` Miss Buchannan, Brookfield, was . _ he; ~--'c~i\.i.-tl 1.e1-son does not ,among the recent visitors to I-Iuntc

'cfm e=i\.ul ciiance with one bless- »River.

ed with ,L healthy head of hair, bc-

cunse brilo,n‘~_- '- t . .. _ _ comm] ns n;°;=m;;=Cht‘;<;n s§fHLF;1;lyMaufy Delicious home made candy will lie; IHVLZU LU}`l»u1-atioiis have established

an nge lin:-it, and refuse to take

1;;/Eur -$5 years of nge as new employ-

IIICD

P‘"°i’Hb1Y 55 D01’ cunt of bald-head-

Cd P80010 may regain B, good deal of healthy hair if they will follow fl<l"~'i°B and accept our olicr We have

Ollr

E Pemcily that :we positively guaran-

or wood. order at

' A. Picllard C0’s -

Phone 240

Peake's N0 Iwharf Ch’I`own_

'gfldlf

_"7We have a big lille of fancy vests in the latest styles and patterns that usually sell at prices ranging, to $5 to clear at $2.59 _H. H. l3rown’s 1-24d3i.

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School Children

Suffer . .-

from im{'erf~.-ct vl.=:i<'»11 and are _ called dull ill studies. We give 5 careful .ittclliion in the iiliillg f of t-lliiiii'ei;’.~. rtlidy giassis, as- i suring goiid resuhs in all cases, _ Our occll-,-ation is -optics only " and vie are ufrll-1 the best » metl-.o~_i.~i for c:<c1i..i`il:itiou of

the e\‘e.~: . ,

Sllverslen tt Bilstein

during the trial.

our 1-cmed to an actual test

or baldness to try our Rcxall

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tee to grow linir on any head, unless the roots of the hair are entirely dead, their follicles closed, and Beale has become glazed and shiny. We want people to try this remedy at our risk. with the distinct under- standing that unless it does exactly what _we claim it will, and gives sat- lsfactlon ln every respect, we shall make no charge i'o1 the remedy used

the

_ We kuow exactly what we are talk- lfli-? about, and with this oder baci- cf our statenleuts no one should scoff, do-..l>t oilr word, or hesitate to

put

Y .

We want every one in (ll\ui-lotte-

town who is suilerillg from any scalp or hair trouble, dzlndruff, falling hair,

U93..

Hail Tonic. We \\':lut thrill: to use it 1`0i1.’11l-'\l`l.\'-Suy until 'three bottles have been used-and if it docs eradicate dandrilli, cle-lllsc and ri-fresh the scalp, tllrliti-li the l1.il1' in roots. and _ul-ow new hair, we \\ill re turn cvery cent paid us for the reme- dy for the more uskillig, 'l’llc1‘e _is no foruullity expected, and we exact no obligation from the user \\°l11lt.ever.

We are cstnlilislieil right l1r»,i-e_i1i

(`h_rii‘lotti-toil-li, :ind ulakc this offer with a full \li1ll<~,1'sl',i1n-.iilig tllllt liiisillcss slim-i-,ess eiitiriily dc-pciills on the so:-t of trefxtllient we accord \1r cu:-:loiiini-s, ard we vt-ould

not

its

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dare rnultr- the above ollcr unless we could iriilistalitliilr it ill every purti

culrir. liclilciiiliol-_ you can olil.

tall lfcii-e'lir.~: in ii»‘~. ¢;i.~~\|niii~

lll‘\ 1 (only :it our .store--'l`l1e. Rcxall StO

ifilie lllcliiiinou Drill; (fo.

.»\n oppol-iiiuify will lic pfiveu

itlio lllllivs of (`ll:ll'loltr~,lo\\'li \.'.'lio

iilul;-ve iii is--.\-iiilf by vi.sltiug_f, tile dr

i-.'oi-Us <-<-iiiiti~i- ut l’zit-»1\s=. ltemnmlt.

silk colzto-i_ wiisli goods, dr

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IJFS-0f§li>`Lll\_‘-S ilgooils etc., li-it over froui one of thi

168 Queen ML ""'“'" ` lnrvnst rem-oils 1-'clllilg in our or

_ geisha'-»'»' pei-ivnce. l‘ii|oii & (Ni. l-25<l2i.

' ` 7 -i-l'+.?.i;¢i=-l..-fa;=.-;=.>=<»siea»§iir.i~rvilszan1ii

I Rexcill Cherry juice,

Cure Coughs I '

. Money h'=<;l< -if uot pitziseti

-251: :i hottie __ Agents

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' The Macfi anon .Di-arg' Co.

Cor. Oli. Geo. and Kcrlt :im---,t _ 5

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Brass and I-ron ` i Steam and H ot 7 Water Goods

We are sole P, F.. Ii. agents for the world `:-<,-_- »*"-'='1'f,

famous firm of Walworth Mzlilufactluing Co., U§&

i and

Boston, manufacturers of brass and iron goods fi-1 l tnls steam and llot-water heating goods, i

This firm is one of the tb : largest in the world, if not the !

I largest, and has 'a full stock of everything you could possibly

want in the linew named above. They llave brallcbes ill New York, Loudon, Bremen, San Francisco, Buenos Ayres, johnn-

nesburg and Paris.

VVe can furnish you with close prices oil evel-ylllilig you

want in this lille. Write today for ip.1<_;1_litio11s, etc-

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- year, and an Islander whom he met

` believed if their attention were prop-

E ii- lhn hom exhibition said he

Y- ,;;_._ 5;----..__; j-r-ig? . -:~-~- ,_ ggi _ my directed to the cheep farm laude

r __ ' - -f~-~-- --1--~f---1=~f`f‘-‘-W-"'f" ‘Y _ W- ~ - the g,-“it

|on sale at the Burns Concert th evening.

in ,costume at the Masquerade in thc Arena on Tuesday evening.

Arthur and Mrs. Sentner, Hunter River.

The Victoria Hockeyists will be re-

asts when they leave for Summerslde at 3.45 p. rn. today. Return fare is $1.00.

Chrlst's` Church, Amherst, and takes up his new duties on March lst.

The many friends of Lee Horne,

Winsloe, who is in the P. E. Is Hos- pital suffering from appendicitis, will be pleased to know that he is re- covering nicely. _-

There will he 9, basket social held

in Howe’s Hall, Brackley Point, on Wednesday, Jan 31, at 7.30 p. nl.,

in ul o . program is being prepared and all who go are assured of a good

children ten cents, adults fifteen

cents. Ladies with 'baskets free.

Tile People's Theatre, which has

been closed for the past four nights, owing to the poultry show, is ready for business as usual tonight. The :rianager has had the hall thoroughly -lcanseil and fumigated, and made fit for occupancy. Their ad in this issue g- if; worth looking up, as it offers the biggest program ever offered to the -uhlic. as well as one. of their sea- -or1’s calendars free to all (excepting -hililrini. Read their ad and show -ioprerii-ition of the n1anagel"s efforts to please by attending and giving

`-“rom the Bottom of the Sea, is well

The followinr: C-lTi-cilericton notes will bc of interest:-The farmers ol f,

iinig their winter-‘s supply of wood. -Alielliiinlin Newsoll of Kingston, lf- c .-isiting in Fredericton- the guest of his aunt Mrs. Edward Sellick. He is 'long sonic fille driving’ with hir- .-

'»rog1‘rssl11g very fast.-William Buch-

-s visiting friends in Fredcrictan.

Cl de River v-orrespoutlrilt ivritcs-

.irescnt busily cilgzlged hauling their

.' s, ;in- excellent supper which was served 'ly the young ladies ill their usual itylc. A pleasant hour was spent -_iver the supper, after which the mimg people proceeded to- enjoy lhenlselves. Music was provided by the organ and phonograph. Dancing was indulged in and songs sung, un- til thc wee sma’ hours, when the par- ty dispersed, each and every one de- lighted with the splendid time they

-'nent of Miss Margaret McQuarrie. Ernest Howard, Sask., who has bem absent for the pact five years is spending a holiday trip to' his old] home here. John Scott and sons are loing a rushing business in sawing and grinding. John McLaughlin has

returned home from the golden west.

(inn New Brunswick attract settlers ,

from Prince Edward Inland, asks ani excllangc. This is a question 1-aiscrl by Alderman J. W. Kcirstead, in a letter to a St. John paper. 1-le does not mean that an eiiort should hc made to rlcpopulate the sister Pro- vince, but ,to attract those who leave it to go west. I-Ie says he is informed that one or two hundred capable young farmers with money in ‘heir “rv-‘-i-»_+= leave the island each

ln Now Brunswick and growing possibilities many ,of theml

west. This leads Alderman Kier-

‘Goverumcnt spend a few hundred dol- lars ln illustrated talks by a well-i1l- formed man to island audiences on New Brunswick farm laude that are available for purchase. It is not at all likely that the Govcruinent will pursue such a- course, which is rath cr one for a combination of.farmers or reril estate men to pursue. The census sliuws that all the llowler Pro- vinces are sadly in llced of is policy that will hold their own people and attract otllcra.

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Jim. 30th

r Mrs. Dougie.

side is visitln Brighton Road.

Box 446, no

terday wants ance agent.

~ Both ladies and gentlemen will be ly today.

Andrew Dollar, City, has returned Georgetown-I

after spending a short time with ernhly less than last year.

Rev. S. Cra North River C at North Rive

lnforced by a train load of enthusi- at 3 and Cl

Special collectl

The Captain

ers report t

Prof. Wright, organist of the First days as muc

Methodist Church in this city, has time lust year. accept:-.d the position of organist of lest on the Pi

The residence

donald, Rochfo what damaged

nesday night

of a water pip water could be tity had escaped.

The special s

Wednesday eve tended and t

‘ 'd ftlovehead chllrch A good all, The St, D

dispensed sweet made their gue

11ight’s entertainment. Ad-mission home in their one rink,

There are tw

Iottetown Post there for the p

dressed t

Prince Edward the other is fr

.\/frs. Hughes.

.et delivery of lying to the Postmaster.

The Pownal c

practice on We

cxandra, by sp olembei-s turne ri. most ellloya

hem a liilmprr liousc. Tile slibjcf-t, -»

Harrclbrook an led, ostensibly

worth the adlnissionvfee alone. .i

ous music and

The freight *moving between this

province and the mainland via the

'ictou route isconsid-

rio ocrnrs eoiliiri

s Gordon of Summer- g Mrs. Ernest Kemp, 6

I 440. as al>l1€ared Yes- ‘a hustler as an insur- The ad appears correct-

wley will preach on the ircuit on Sunday next r at 11, Long Creek yde River at 7 p. m. ons at all the services.

s of the winter steam- he ice for the past few h lighter than at this It is at present heav-

ctou side. `

of AEneas A. M`ac-

rd St. City, was some-

by water early Wed-

owing to the bursting e. upstairs. Before the shut oh quite a quan-

kate at St. Dunstan’s ning was largely at- hol-oughly enloyed by unstan's College Band- music and the boys sts feel thoroughly at

o parcels in the Char-_ Ofiice which have been ast month. One is ad-

o “Mrs. Frank 0’Brlen,

Island, Canada," and om lllrs. Beamish to The addressces may these parcels by ap-

hoir held their weeklv dnesday evening at the

Home of R. and Mrs. Mc-Kinnon, Al-

eciul ini-itatioil. The d out in force and had ble pi-at-tice. A number

f the youth and beauty of Pownal,

il Alexandra assem- to hear the melodi- sinviu but actually,

‘lad enjoyed. Olir school is progres- Cross. :ing rapidly under the able manage- ____@_?1,_»

stead to suggest that the provincial

It is believed, to iial-tgdkc of the good

hiugs so generously provided bythe

‘-‘ri-derirton are busily engaged get- liostcss and her dullpqlitr-r, Miss Mc-

-Iinnon, who

is a member of the

hoir.

Qu Tuesday last ri. very enjoyable vening was spent at the Parsonage

famous ti~ottc1-_-l'tcfilg:e Division is in York. Through the kindness oi

Rev. .E. A. and Mrs. Westmoreland

inaii is at present Worthy Patrial-ch. -.he choir was entertained there, and The Division intends holding a treat although the weather was very uu- -olilc time in tile near future.- pleasant it did lyril Macgregor spent Thllrsilay from attending. if-rcliilig in l<`redcricton.-Robert Ar- evening was spent with social conver- rhur has rcturried from the west and :lation and games which were enjoy-

cd by all. After a very dainty ami huiintiiiil luncheon was served anll

A .y , , ._ each visitor had done ample justice

l‘lic farmers of this viciility are nt to it they retired to the parlor where _ ,ft solo was sung by hir. Westmore- -:ensou’s firewood. About forty or land in his rich and powerful voice. lifty of the young folk of Eclipse Di-.It was highly appreciated by all pres- .-ision, New Haven, gathered at the ent. Miss ‘louse of John and Mrs. Scott, Glen- and melodiolls voice also gave a solo looil Mill recently, to partake of and it lively chorus was then sung by

the choir. The i1n.pl'on1ptu p1-ogranl was concluded by :iiniziug Auld Lang Sync and ouch pei-soil expressing their plrnsizre to Mr. and Mrs. West- morelaud for their kindness and- hos- pitality in entertaining the choir ill such 2, highly esteemed manner.

not prevent anyone The first part of the

Brown with her clear

:1We have six cn-rs of good hay at

Montrlglle and will sell it off the cars, M. (‘. McGowan, Whim Road

1-2-fd2ir3ipd.

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0! lnlerest lo You l

When youl-etain an attor-

ney for an important case, '- you select the best. `

` -When you or one of your

family are seriously ill. no one but, the most skilful

physican will satisfy you

Do you use the same care

in selecting the careful, cempetent reliable Druggist for your Prescriptions and

Drug wants ?

7` It is plca.~iug to know

that right here is where

we never suhstiiuie you get

.' win! you pay for. Plume ur call ' us for vour rext lrug wants.

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would rather invest here than igoi I We'llnltcndtoyour orders prem-

ptly.

Johnson Q Johnson The Quality Drugstore

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' M ac’s Blood

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Mac's Blood Food is a

preparation that for curative qualities is unexcelled. It tones up the system, builds

up the body and brain and replenishes the veins with rich, red, life-giving blood.

It will relieve and cure

any iseasc caused by im- pure blood in the system- It is easy to take and at once begins a prompt and lasting cure. Price 50: a box. Prepared and sold only by

|63 Kent Street fi

you get what is called for, I

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Visit the Great January Clearance Sale

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The Busiesf Store on CharIottetown'a Busiest Street

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Dress Goods Snaps ai the January Sale

FULLY A HU_NDRED PIECES OF handsome dress goods deeply dis-

counted to clear ou_tdu1-ing this great Sale. We are determined to clearour shelves of every item of winter goods. Here are the prices that are doingthe work so

vigorously: - '

I5 DIFFERENT COLORINGS IN

Sedan cloth, a lllost stylish and

tive suiting, regular 1-25 now

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only . -. .... _ ...... ._ 4 COLORINGS IN TWEEDS

Strong, haudsolne attractive

Regular $1.05 for............. . ..

58 INCII WORSTEDS 2 I0 for

graceful and handsome mat- erial, 2.10

This wide all wool suiting is :i

WOOL VENETIANS 981: for 70c .

There are 4 different colors

in this lot of stylish durable ru wide widths all wool, regular 98c for. . . . . .

THE ABOVE PRICES

crammed with bargains--only a in to day.

S'I`0U'I` SUITING TWEEDS 754: for 50c

This lot includes a. range of good,

durable and attr-.iciive materials 75cfor...... HEAVY SUITINGS I.00 for 65c

l-iere is a line of tweeds

nlmtiy in greys 1 40 for......... MEIIION TWEEDS 50:: for 22c

Here is a cheap one that is now

- inade chea el- still ood width

gocfor , MEI. I`i;N TWEEDS 55c for 25c

For any one who wants a good

cheap suiting fabric this is a bargain.

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ARE ONLY SAl\lPl.ES, the department is personal visit will give you a proper idea--come

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shown

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lilaclt or Colored Paillelie Silks 491:

YUU Rt£l\li§i\Ii5El{ Ti-l.-'\.'l` LINEJ OF BLACK PAILLETTE of °°

wllich we sold sucl- all L-uorlnoiis quaritity last spriiiyj Here it is again only , this tillle il brings with it a llumbtr of ,fiie-1-.cis in attractive coiours.not procur able uulil1low..h_ancl>on-le rich soft' silk - flvinly dui-zibic. graceful and cood. ',

l-_'liao-iz, Navy, Reseda Copcnliiigeu are the :shades avail- able so far. The widili is the usual 19 inches, the weigl-tis

correct, the value would be good at o5<:. Here for _

.\~~\-1,- »-lil. sccsugouilunsaa~,g.-~¢»»¢.n.....¢~..¢ `

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l L?,';',;‘;,““SCE,,";{',;l,.S 25. per eenl oil all

worm zse Blalllieis and Comforts

IOI' 19g each Rlour now li-lien i--later-S mia blasts and emi- -li

ling frosts make warm bedding imperative. comes the _

_ A LOT_ OF te”_ Frei' chalice to secure all you want at wholesale endless. Your e` t1€sf.El1gI1Sh €I1`1b1‘01deffid friends have. Have you? ~

collars that We have been Blaulret for $2 44 Quilts $1.30 for 1.08 .

able to show for a long i< 35,, for 2_6, L95 fo,-,_,,_47 I

while ' “ 3.75 for 2.8: ‘S 2.5o for 2.14 .

_ Thesejust to hand ye- " 4~;>0 gf” 3-iw __ 235 £01 2-I4

d. d in line with " 4- 5 ‘" 3 `4 , 3-45 °’ *'59

iii; itdyiillzgy Sale instead “ 6.oo hir 4 50 .$.35 go: 3,26

1 “ 6-5 or 507 “ .25 or 579

ot 25e we have marked H 7 is for 535 ~ ,L90 for 393 _ Ji

thellljust .. ..l9c t . _ __ --

All Uilequalled Chance lo Secure _ Handsome Furs al less than Wholesale _

AS WI3 ARE AT PRESENT SQTUATED WE SIMPLY MUST HAVE THE

SPACE and that is one of the principal reasors wily furs are so deeply price cnt as to clear

th ut com letely this season. _ _ _

cm ol-lere ai; some of the handsome pieces that are now offered just consider whether you

can afford to do without those at the present prices. _ ,

DI.\COUN'I`ED MINKS hNAP_S IN SABLES

Mink Neckpieces 13.95 for 11.16 Sable Neckplcce $17.00 for !3.60

-‘ “ 18.00 or 14.40 ~‘ ‘- °‘ “ 22.oo for 17.60 ,, ,_

3-‘$.60 for 30.-“io 24 0° for

52,50 for .12 oo

‘ “ 62.50 f°" 5°-0° “ Muffs 19.00 for - “ 98.00 for 81.00 .1 .1 24 00 for

Mi.’.’k M‘.‘.“‘ 2°'°° fm 23'” celiimllia sable Mull 7.75 for

34,00 for 28.50 H __ ___

for 45.00 I°~75 f°\'

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22.00 for 17.60 -

19 20 22.40 12.75 18.00 6.20

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Great Chance

950 Marulot Fur for 760

_-4.95 Marrnots at 3.16 12:00 __ ,, for 9.60

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D0 ii at 7 oo i§_00 ‘ ‘ f00 l5.00

$ilii5 Grey Squirrel lllluils, Now 7.80 _

FQR YUUNG FOLK l`l"S Hard to get hold of a much more attractive

.fm-` than grey squirrel. Graceful, rich inexpensive, it is just the thing for the

“ er set" .

younggqq Squirrel Muff for 780 7-25 Squirrel Scarf 5-80

I0 ` “ “ 5 60 3-75 H u 7'°° 12.75 " “ 10.20 1°-75 “ “ 8-60 .~L 157;) “ “ 12 00 l5~0" ‘i H I2°°°

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en’s While Bear Coats--25 p.c oil- ~

GE'i"YOUR BABY a pretty coat while the prices are away down, A

notable ling is now offered here at 2 5 per cent off -smart well made coats-good 3

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2_7; ii A it 296- Coats for 3.93 _

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’ *S WORTH UP TO $20 oo each on sale at. .`..7.`00

vvomenas Sung worth 1-plo 3000

- tl ll hi. -vi-rth I5c for ..........I0-l2c

Yard wide Print Cot “_“~- lllfls Y K

nt discount 1 fl all Nellie-rl.~ Underwear.

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B£i?°‘9’°°‘§°g"""‘m":":{?°°55:lig='g'3° 25 Per cent discount off all Mei-1’s Winter Laps , onngaar thim prnl ed y those who un 5 P , , -

our mm f .a,ds1¢». ste daily. 'rim g__,__ l.._.»~ 2 er cent discount off Women s Winter oves

Are pure, wbofcloms and nutritious. , 5 P _ ¢ -

2 r cent discount off Men s Winter Gloves

- Stewar-t’s Bakery The 2 '- , - ' ---I

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149 Gt. George St. _

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