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JANUARY W il!"

- ElQ|l‘l'_‘llAOL5 ‘ Lunar News 1 I FIRST 0F WL" _ __ __ _, ..-

SUMMERSIDE, I ALBERT

~f-4 PRINCE COUNTY I

-Zi?

' -It pays to buy-in this Province. -There

-Miss Tessa Howatt, Coleman, is

visiting in Cape Traverse.

-Miss Helen Smith,

spent Sunday at Cape Travers.. ,

of the P.E.l.R., left Saturday nightllow for Carleton. i

-John Dixon, Jr., and

eron, Hampton, spent

last week with friends in

verse.

Mark Cain- L has

-Golden and Mrs. Smith, King-,io-,V

ston, Lot 31, have returned boneiyionda

from a very pleasant

friends in Cascumpeque Village. Lotll Six.

ple assembled at the opening of t`ii<.=‘.,tn.jip5 Cape ’I‘raverse Rink Satlrday iiight.|¢»,g¢_

lastf Music was furnished by tue' local baud.

" --~ fans

-Albert and .\lrs. .\'oouan have rl- inn Hail

Kins>f0u. .\ici.<~c.i, VSYY l’1\‘RS',ris, Sun

turned to their home in l”.E.I., after enjoying a

ant visit with friends in i`iscuri e 1

X ` - if ' `dertook

que, Lot' 6. 'l`he~_r were the guests of Hnwis

- beaten

W. H. and Mis. Smith.

-Moniiigic .\lcl..>od quite rt~ceiit`.\‘i

purchasrd a sniig sized

up for a machine lio'.1.~.e

cry. For couvi#uience_ etc., clarcs the building has no

-Eiftlit miles of tlie rural tele

Mont de-

phone systeni have latt'v struf.-ted from Alhertcii L.. one and also to Fortune t.ie latter place ti.: iiiic

at rl. Li. I\faxlicld’s and 'n Lot Six

` ‘ his ina

at the home of J. ll. liryan. ln nd- him to

S thu. got at it again and been largely successful and that our ,,-,..,¢` ,-,sm after HM-rig He Town is distinctly the better for tnn

dition to the above 12:.-iiil.-iices instru- iu-.nts have been iiistalled in the fol- l.iu'Lni; boiiiis-1 Russel Lcard Fortune Cove, and (T. W. Clark an Smith, Caseiimpeqiie. The

ed in having this modern mm date convcnitiif-e, To those in Alber-

ton who ii:-s.s:cd them and otherwise they are i

grateful.

Il€l`.

---Miss

Nelson, Cape 'lraverse, spent Sunday _“The

Hampton. at Cranauii. wiihin

-The

-Nathan Bell and Ernest Cameron, ` Monday

--Miss

a few days,of Wales Cape Tri-‘the mens

-The

--.\l:'ss

‘ Heaton.

_- few ,ire

building inllit hmmm

-i

e‘l"“" ‘great i _

from what looked like sure falls. I-Ie .largely

H y,_.,,,(|y knack of keeping the otiicers of the Board have been 05 and got out of mam. continuously active and in constant

with the Provincial and Feder-

E ,,,.eS,.nt_ After ,_wenty_5ve al authorities. In every case the re- Of _.,t,»@m,.,uS work gaudy got presentations of the board have _been

H 0,, an armlock ,md pinned accorded the most courteous consider-

` showed

le “ wil' McLeod (asc impc-_ tight C

';°__\e_ _Iii ‘ of tlios e “Ln” minute

iuinutf

Sandy _ .. . __ _

’ , ' t him <lt\v‘i nfrnin but time w 9 05' 5 d1.“' hH' igsllcil half )a ‘minlfite previous to tlfi: we also had “U Omclal Visit from

ine as _

been coli,-triicted at a. heavy cost and ggisdolrf

the promoters are to be congratulat- , I

and up-tr (a mc ~ ‘

' great praise for his work. mid before them- -

- ac Ei

nueed verv ,

' duties

ON MUNTAGUE, SOURIS

I ...i KING’S COUNT-Y

Souris market prices were un-

_ ...It pays to buy in this Province. i ...The Montague market prices, yes-

was no change in the Al- *_ _terday, wereunchanged.

berton Market prices yesterday. _»___'1~he

_ . changed yeste,.day_ _ ...'l`. E. M.. who writes to an e\'en‘

Bessie Bell and Miss Edna

*V home

2?¥'0~ lo\'ed

thermometer in Albe.t0n on dale and 11lk!ht`l'€l§|S¢9V9‘l l°“Ft°9“ be` honored head of the house and n le-

same grim messenger who

the last two years entered tiin of John A. Dingwell of Annan-

claimed as his victims tlie

daughter in the springtime of

*_* life, again visited the bereaved home

Nan Irving, Cape Traverse, un the

29th of December last and

Mtufnel ll0l11€ from 7-hi? Prime hushed forever the sacred voice of

(official) during the night of arent

W ` VEBFS

at the Prince of Wales Col- wife 0

years

Gecrgie Lord and Charlie iierhgy,

_ (`l1lJc TI`a\`€FS?. have return* in the circle of her acquaintance, she

“Qllitlf u ullmbcl” Ol' tr-0 .V0`=1l1g D’07:eil to L`liarlr.\tt:to\vn to resume their wus 3

CUl1¢?.’@. hm-'ing Contracted the beloved mother, Lucy M. Ding-

lts. well, at

ln iufancy'she was left an orphan

mercury dropped to ten bc- and was

the early age of 62 years.

brought up with her grand-

s William and Mrs. Undcrhay,

il .

_ _ _ , , y lust and cuutillued around and after their dentb in theeigbt- vl-Sit \\'1l.-1 _zero all day yesterday. eighth

year of her age, and about a peut with her uncle, J. C. Un-

with whom, as with all with-

great favorite. She becaniethe f John A. Dingwell, andafew after settled in the home now

_ `* so desolate because she will return no

fair sized audience of wrestling more forever, and their np their life-

g ' ' _ . .1

at ended the mutch in the bn noi.;

to obtain three falls from of thei

procccfliiigs. Harris put up a

_ great struggle and his strength in a Coflditi _

“MV insiances Saved him been somewhat irregular and not as

orncrs, greatly lo the delight mi-‘Ch

the mat. After a rest of ten “tion-

was not allowed. Mcl.eod said th° L ponent was one of the best lo- when -n he had ever niet and gave ¢0m‘m0

fiiinncially"I`li_oi;ias Linliletter, St. l§leanor's, T“'0

last evening between Sandy interests the Scot, and George Har- well co iniersidc. The Scotchman un- in years

of unceasing devotion to the

of their family. A work pletcd in their lives, short but -long enough to see live

r family comfortably and pros-

settled around tlicni, with

in thirty minutes and was perously

out. The inen got down to the youngest son and youngest

work about nine o’clock and, after a dauglit

liuiinary inanoeiivres, went at plenty of means and plenty uf iiiclin- ier and tongs. their earnest ation to keep up the reputation of

All,-crton wli‘cli lze has moved to liis.,,_m.,_. ,, ,mmg the hearty apmnval the Ol, home in 1-`rognior.-. He has fitted mio, the

and grxiiii-`m the

ci on the old lionrestead with

home for iiiiostciitatioiis

I _

fans who took great interest kindness and hospitality.

»---~....._......,...,..,.,.,,,_-~W.,.,,.,..~o..._,~...

on. While our meetings have

attended as might be desired,

and we feel that our work line

of the Board.

C. R. Board of Management.

matters relative to railway ac-

dation at Summeiside were

of our members, Captain Jos-

as referee and performed his Wh Read and Cruel M"-`\l`th‘“7 at'

in 8 highjv _.,.,t,S5a,.i,,,~y man. tended the annual meeting of the

` Maritii

ne Board- of ’l‘i~ade_ lit-ld at

........ Chatham. in 1910. Their report will

~ -The Morning Daily Guardian can be submitted at this incetiiig.

what of the future? Our town

' be 0btni'ied at Lal'lerty's Tonsorial And _ Is a 8 Parlors, Surnmerside. 12-16drtl if izrowinir as a Ccmmerclal Centre-

as the

natural market and outlet for

,E i,€_.,f__ A §p1i,ndid|0ta\,-[;mL»c_ community in the Province; its re-

F F S ff ' __1\1i¢.,\1n.\ lmnkey sticks, by (egg, the products of the richest farming ree mm u er|ngi.,.,_.,,._l

BY GIN Pl-LS

y ,gi ('0__ ],t.i__ Si|mmerSi(1e_ quirements are increasing yearly; its

l-l01Itiis2w. interests are inextricably interwoven

' -_ with

ii! mn over 30 years of ;,gi.'z,,`,,1 imve lltlcliay ec tio., Suminerside. A great HS the _

been sui'l`ci'iiigf\\'iili l\'idiit-vaiiii llladiier *ls-“7°rtm@nt”d‘3inY9(i 5ll\Pm°nt”“0n° The energies of the Board of Trade'

` ' e carried Oven 1-10di;u;rf1w, therefore, should be expended in the

-_-1 - direction of mutual ' help bctweeii

'l`roublefori`ii`tccn years. liool; doclors” £0 ll

iiiediciiic but got no iii.-lp. I want to tliaiil; \-on for seiidiii f nie

,__ l>

lying oi GIN l’lI.l.S.

the `5,m,p}L- 1 --All news in Siirumersids and vfci- fown

_liiity should be given to J. F. La! And

I liuvc tukcn six boxes of(`.IN PILLS l (CITY.

altogctlier but got relief before I had i Stir

llunrdiun correspondent, Wntcr of the

nt, who will also answer all the town

taken near that ziinount. I had to get lol renewal and contract advertisers, Trade

up some nights every fifteen minutes eu_o_u and had to use an instrument before I MISS

HICT

Now, I can lic in bed four or five hours ordc

could urinate.

without getting up. 1 can sziy llnit GIN for

PILLS have nearly cured me and I shall Mor ' ii

always keep a box in the ho

' W. H. l’ii<:aCE. and

Do as Mr. Pierce did-write us for

free sample box of GIN PILLS and sec for yourself just how much they will do for you,-then buy the regular size boxes

at your df-aler's-5iic, or 6

GIN l’l'Ll,S are sold with a positive guarantee of money bark if they fiiil to give prompt relief. Nntionzil Drug and Chemical Co., Dept. i’ E . Toronto. 5|

ttd

mis

` D

Ruffs and 60 r u r ,,,,__ i\/luffs to be- cleared "f

ning Daily and the Rural Daily, n.,t

se." as well as cash with order for new natural yesoiirces and ,ice to it that

. ‘ . - D

lmou

nts for advertising and subscrlp~ :ml

tion '

iv in Alburton and vicinity should ,-'ly . ~ 1; ~ d nniii i,.- ii oinrir. Agent. 4--itiitt b "lm up M" mm 0"" an our

f°f .Pin

:learning that the evidence submif- th.

sion. mu

. _ sclio

uring the year, our menil>crsl.~in th”

the Board are in a satisfactory gnu

fries of and attend to the wants Uni' Aniy G. Burrows, Agent, Sum- rel ne Strer";. accepts only cash with kat r.iu return for a liberal discount. fmi

those of the rural districts sur-

A,,,,\.,_,,O,,§ N Q --Hockey Skates!! Snaps at B|~p_¢¢_ rounding it. The town can grow oiii

surrounding county feeds it..

and country. '

right here let me Say that one great needs of this oi' any or city is a live Board ol and a live Civic <‘ouncil. town must provide for its ru- ighborhood a good, local niar-

and the best possible shipping railway facilities. lt should en-

trfwsient advertising in Thf .~..iui-nge iniinsirini netiviry;ir should

only conserve but develop our

renewal ‘3'1U'5U`lPl~l0“3 All 5 all ur resources, natural and artifi-

' OWU

Wi To

soiuin or mixer me"

(Continued from page oi.e\. Own P

shine

been increased and the fiumices mlm:

. .M~..~.,.~..»-~....--»~»--»-~»-~w.~_~.,.. most ,i

day suiiiinerj that- education should in-

IU 8 clude tliree departments: Domestic

science for the women \vlio manage

out at 1-3 off n ii

1 18d

Patons.

-_ia.

are developed with a view to

Province. >

, day we are educating, at great “CE cxpens

cg our young men and young , not with a view to fitting

1 to share in the activities of our

rovince and to build it up, but in the universities; to take

and the ______ct______s held “_e_____ ___ ____c_iy_ places in the big cities and to

l ` ._ _ .

A b 0 u t 100 F U ,|every way satisfactory to the Lum- 'utr

up otlitr Provinces and even ics. 'lhc more successful our

ols, under our present system. more they rob the country of the

blood that should help to

il it up. Dr Robertson, one of the

iractical educntionalists of our

said, during his visit here last

thc homes; nature study .for the far-

and manual training for those

0 , ._._

_5§,f'i2',¥’1f1Ai3E,‘f.?‘,fn'd2r,,:a'ff,`,,f._NUX 3 cilld In one nay iiiuiiiunsti-ini life. iii- .uso nmpiiasizeii

heaviest and warmest weight A that this great factory pi-ocluiies ` Um offered here in all sizes .-ir. each

$l.50 any stores say

2,00 each.-Moore flt McLrod._ ,V6

Beer& Weeks wil ii

t last n remedy has been discov- i that will stop a coiigh, cure a wh;

Q, 80 LU cold, i‘r,’ievc astliina in a_fe\v seconds. th_ ~ ‘ lf is culled “lfl8 .\'ox a Cold.” .lust .

ii ii-v it 'zap n hottie ni ow if' "lg

' l-lbdjl `-H___h Q, ' ' " ' " time li

"5 E” ' to collegiate cducatioii should do so

we want to (__,___Jr out every rec their own cxpeiisc, not at thc ex,-

`GO|0rBd winter Coat' this month I nited n revenue mi that of this Pro-

. . _ |-

Sell 5,011 P`urn1|u,-(_.’_g_fJanuary. lfclosi prices wlll ‘_‘C___

"ir her

_im ,

t. use

ithe business we c/in be sure vm

- I i

CafP€tS arid LlnenS,`t)1»ats worvh $6.75 are selling at , h than an Cu' ‘S-§.75 cootzgwortli to $9.00 are

1' of cred at S 75. Cont ` w th to

C eape y ,$12 75 offeredat $8.75?-M(:irore® Mi

price store in town +_"GL°<>d- II6d3l~

lts being thorouohly done

Gent

--Beer di Weeks.

1-16dtf.

___ in

T5 ncres of good land viilli pond luilil ml

-- - great

fact that the best class of men world has produced are those

1 have been obliged to rely on

own efforts in acquiring the education. Anil l believe the as cfiuie when those who aspire

of a Lloveriiment, which has as

lf we are to support it college

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nard’s Liniment Cn., Limited.

leinen,-Last winter I rnccived bcnent from the use of MIN-

* RIVS l.lNlMl<ZNT ` ‘V t-

tack of Larlrippe lirfidalhiiliiirec file-

eiilly proved it'to be very ellcctiw

I wish

would reccoineiigl that, if approved of, _von

carry them to a conclusion.

same ation

Neil i\ -_ ~ -, moved that the aililrcss be received und laid on the table. This motion was seconded by Capt. Head and car- ried

posed of Neil McLeod, J. H. Hell and Capt.

prepare a report of this a'.‘rcs::. (iii motion of Capt. Read the election oi ofllcers was postponed until gi 1`.;i».i'u meeting when there >:lio'\Id lie :i inr- gei' attendance. (‘upt. liczid drew tliv attention of the Board to 'lic iljsnil- vantages atteiidiiii:-ilie ser\'iri--4 giv cn by the Black Diuinonil l.ir~_~ uf steamers on account -if Liir .-teziiiieixs being loaded before arriving nt Smn- merside tlirreby preventing thc :filip- pers from getting away lurige .iumiti- ties

Strainers subsidized li- thc (lo‘.‘r:rii- ment should be obliged to retain space when application had been mad.- for same before sniliiig. S. M. Hicks, Agent Black Diainoiid Line, Siinimer- side,

his communication from the lllaclz Diamond Steaniship (`o., stating i.':at.

they

weekly calls at Suminerside next scii-

ing newspaper complaining of forty minutes' .passengers from Georgetown' and in~ tervening

Souris

ishould ship as express rather than _freight as it requires but five minutes to transfer' the former. '

delay at Mt. Stewart for

points connecting with the train for Uliarlottetown,

...All amounts for Guardian adver-

tising and subscriptions in Montague and vicinity should be paid to W.A. Johnstone, agent, and ln Souris and vicinity to A. J. McDonald agent.

at the expense of the rural populat- ion the

should

and young wonien for the activities ol _their own province. This can bc done .best by

College purely and simply an agricul- al, technical and domestic science school along the lines suggested bg. Dr Robertson. if this system were a- dopted in our Province there would be less

bandoncd farms and. a depojiiilated country. ~

business ol that collegi-

be to train our young men

making our Prince of Wales

cause of complaint about a-

’i‘liere are several suggestions that

to make in conclusion and I

would appoint committees to

fl.) 'lo make arrangements with the

l’. E. 1. li. for a number of Mer- cliant's

coming spring and suminer;

Day excursions during tht

(2). To wait on the Commissioner

of Public .Works by/ delegation or through tives and insist upon some means of improving the roads in the iinined- iate vicinity of Summerside, partic- ularly during the winter, and to ln- sist upon the Road Supervisur.=,~ doing their work.

our Provincial representa-

i3). To lcail a campaign hiiving for

its object the enactment oi' legisla- tion, l’ro\~incial oi- Federal; or both, to secure, thorough and erlicient 'in- spection of milk, meats, butter, ln- cluding ducts;

dors, slaughter houses, grocery stor- es and ducts

take such steps as will insure the nighcst quality of all exports from the Province along similar lines to action taken bv Montreal and Toron- to Boards oi Trade, as per resolu- tions eggs.

poultry, eggs and other pro- also of stables, of milk ven-

meat shops, where food pro-

are offered for sale. Also to

hereto attached regarding

ln conclusion permit me to thank

you for the honor conferred upon me in electing me your president for a second term, and in the loyal sup- port hers

I have received from all mem- during my tenure of office.

In retiring from oilice l solicit the

generous support and co-oper- for.niy successor. ‘

Yours Truly,

Wm. Stewart.

A lengthy discussion followed the

reading of the address after which

lcLeod in complimentary terms

unanimously. A committee' com-

Jos. Read were appointed to

of produce. He thoiuglit that

reported that he had ic~:ci'.'c<l

were preparing to make regular

Coat

Wonderful Fur Lined .

argafn

V AK1NG breathing space between the I

g rapid saleof College Coats-we want

Q ig tell you .il out UDPLENDID FUR L) L15) 1) COAT Bargain we have

&)‘;-"`.;f=’.;2l1ci'e for you. ‘

5 § Q There are not yci-y inaiiy of_then1 left-but

_ 5 every one of tlienitlint are; :irc r€d\1C@<i from -- 85.00 I0 $55.00

Ti.. 1... fini imgii.-so inch.;--~lin¢d three <w_=rl=r= '°",8*h ""5

Elegant llailliiiing -.ihe collar is of MINK, and shell of fine cloth in black.

A b'"°°`"H”9i"i§i`-i is Au orroiirunirr or A _LIFE TIME

All-.ion half price for one of the finest Fur Lined Coats iif fl1_e_ preserf

season A...l f=.isi because there are not many left we want lo c earl cm ou . BE AMONG THE QUICK BUYERS.

.== ,.....:-_-._-;un_.

/°7'i§W.i‘.e/.f>°7“if/°.s‘...[2Z A

0//A/‘P107 TFT OW/V6` B/6’ DEPARTYIE/VYZL .5'70J5’15' _ '_

_ ____

‘JS

said. * 1-18d_1i.

“Reserve Friday evening, the 11th,

for the grand niusuucrnde skate in the Big Arciiau Skating, 25 cents; promennilers, adults, 25 cents;cliild- ren, 10 cents. 1-l8d1i,

“Over 100 skaters braved the

Acro weiitlici' to enjoy'the'skn.ting in the Arena on Monday evening. 'llit-i‘e's sure an attraction, but there’s ii reason. 1-18d1i.

querade skate in the Big Arena.

.'ours.=lf. 1-liidli.

"This :noiiey raining surplus stock

clearance sale is certainly the best opportunity you will never have to save money. No one could possibly stand this heavy loss ii it was not for the fact that we must raise this $10,000 to enrilile us to psy spur. cash for our spring- goods. We are making hosts of friends, and ninety per cent. of the people are- laying in supplies for iiumediate use. 'fhe weather lins taken a turn and the severe cold coni- pelled many people tn buy goods they thought nfrdoing without.. Home ne. convinced that this surplus stocl. clearance sale is the biggest nioiicy saving event in the City. l’aton's.

1--l8drll,

I 'i`hcre were many more like her. He-' "D0 . niember Fridiiy eveniiig and riijoy The best value at price. Ask your

. " _

,,_ so _ 1~.c,,_. ,un t, k 1,111,-Q on “Lots of fun and enjoyable time _ _

-Bother mnatiteiiig hill; no ilgliiiite action ifor all at the Arena on l*`l_‘_1d§1Y_€\'@"; WCHI' Qt SPCC13l Prices d - was taken. After which the nievtiu<,g ing. Masquerade skate. owing? _Oi - I 1

adjourned until Tiiesilav ucv* "ith <‘0l|!'S0 YOU “V

e on

26th and 27 of Jan. She hears the Bag-pipes and the womeii and child- ren in the lh_\sideiicy, and the sick and wounded, are electrified by its wailing notes, screaming above the rattle of iniisketry. The Highlanders are coming-Hurrah. l)on’t miss this thrilling draiiia interspersed with the auld Scottish songs, Highland Dan- ces, music by Orchestra and Pipes.

1-l8dli.

“\Voiidershiiie-tlie new silver and

gold cleaner. 'l‘herc’s nothing to

*“‘The most enjoyable two hours compare with it. No rubbing requir-

I’ve ever spent." This is what one ed. 25c. plrge, E. A. Foster, Central young lady said after the last mas- Drugstore, Sunnyside. 1-l7d2i.

minion Blend Tea is good tee.

grocer for and he sure you get Do- minion Blend Tea. 12-28dtf.

“If you ure a sufferer from neural-

gia we point you to l§van's Neural- gia Cure that will give you a per- manent lust satisfaction. Price 50c. For sale only by thc Two Mac‘s.

drtf.

"Dress Goods. Yes, we have the

goods; a great variety of `em. Quali- ty and quantity and the right prices. \\‘hat more can you want? At a sa- ving of 1-G and 1-3. Paton & Co. 1-lidtl.

vi "Think of buying such sfuiidaril

make of underwear as Staniield’s and Penman's at the prices quoted by Ila- ton`s. __ _ 1-1ild2i.

,tzition ,of iurs. house comforters, wraps,

ladies'

underivear, gloves and all other com-

giving garments selling for 1-3

sizes pam with usual prlcaslelsewhero

Stanfield’s 'heavy und :r-

_ __ __ _ _ ,_ ,_,8,,,,_ ,ing the surp us c earance

_,,,,,_ ‘ . |' -_ sale--_las Paton & Co.I-x4dtf

-L_? I "Attcniioii if; drawn to the ad l‘e -

ANN0L7N't?l§llIEN'I‘S. ,sale of two acres of land. “ith f-T000 "Take advantage of _our necessity,

_.___ fhouse, barn and outbuildings on think of “_ l.,,mn~S qmuty dry

*‘Don’t miss the fancy dress curiii-isamc at Clyde llivcr. 'l`l:..-< ~.ler islgnmis

val in the Big Arc-na on F‘riday‘open for three days as \‘.:.l seen the 8,-0,-age discoum; is “.55 than i evening. 1-18dli. by ad‘ which appears in this i_:;sue. _om it

i“15dU~ 1 tablish a reputation for selling goods

“Laugh and izrow fat Come tv __ , that nnns@ss~iiue1ity. nnn :nn work

the Big Arena on Friday evening and "Burns Anniversary, _"Jessie that

you'll see the material to supply the Brown" a brave Scotch lassie, will, the ,-0,,,,dat,0n upon which this sale "laugh," Masquerade skate, 'nough be present rl in the Opera House,

being sold at wi1olei~lai¢\ cost,

takes time and talent to es-

has been done by Paton’s laid

has been placed. This sale is meeting

a irreat nieasure ol' success. not

because of its sensationalisin bur. be-

uf its C-UMIVIONSENSE 1;'rE'i-,n-- iii' facts. Prospective buyers

incn's fur coats, sleigh robes,

fi.r line coats, \vurm winter

l less and some nalf price at

,l‘atou’s Surplus Stock clearance sale. i

l_-18d2ir1i.

has been a poor fall for fur g. We.nre going to make it-a January for fur buyers. Read ui' announcement today. Paton . 1-14dtf.

St-Jnflold Blue Label unshrlnk-

underwear the medium

y weight. offered here In all ai. per garment $1.15. Com-

oreflt McLeod l-l6d3l.

on want a good ‘hot water bot- or these cold nights. You can ii real good one here from $1.00 o $3.00. The Two Macs. drtf.

lx _ailm-

use and Lot For 'Sale in

Alberfon.

fler.for snle mv owelling' house size 2li.also wood shed 28 by I8. wash house

20, one nc-re of lnnd and another

lbuildlng. .\ l at once to

iiiiis .4Nil‘i’iil§\\' oiiavus,

Odfmwliirsttlii. `

Your Liver '

will be roused to its natural duties and your blllnusness, headache and constipation be cured It you tain

Hood’s Pills

Business Upporlunily

Wanted, a book-keeper of first~claS.-

ability and cliaractcr with from two thousand to five thousand dollars capital as partner in one of the best established. business of Maritime Canada. References exchanged. Ap- pl Siimmerside P. O., giving age, exper- ience. etc. l-Sflrfflw

confidentially to "M," Box 241,

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Stephen Coyle . . . . . . ... ._ Mrs. James Connolly... . Wallace Carr... . . Wallace Carr... . . Ellen Flynn... Est. of Henry Harvie... Sarah Hucstis,.. Hugh Monaghan, Jr... Neil McNevin... Henry Rackham... .. Michael W. Svmith... Thomas Sweeney... Estnta of James Trnlnor... Estate of William Walsh...

trr 30 days' publication of the above

Notice is hereby given that pursuant to the provisions

LIST OF RATEPAYERS FOR THE CITY OF CHAQLOTTETOWN, in def

Real Property for the year ending 31st December, 1910, containing names of all due from them respectively with ii statement with the Number of the Town, W

on which or any part thereof. Such assessment is in default:

Name of llatepayer in Default Statement of Description of Property upon wh

Assessment is made

House and Land, Town Lot 3, 2nd hundred. l~lou.~=i> and Lanil,’I‘own Lot 39, 5th hundred..

House and Land, Common Lot 19... Vacant Land, Common Lot 27...

House and Land, Town Lot 65, 1st .. . Vncnnt Land Common Lot ..

Houscsand Land, Common Lot 2”...

Vaciint Land, Common Lot 19... - . .'

Vacant Land. Common Lot

23 .

Houses and Land, Common Lot 22...

Ch Amount of Assess-

ault foi assessment due on

such defaulters and amount

ater Lot and Common Lot up-

ment due and unpaid

...$19.25 6.88 . 4.13 ' . 1.38

2.75 1.03 23.38

. . 1.38

. . 1.25 62.63

House and Land, Town Lot. 65, lst hundrcd.':.' .. 4_R2

House and Land, Town Lot 18, 2nd hundred... ..

Lot 26. lst hundred... Lot. Z7... 1.57

of Statute 3, Edward VII, (mp, 17, Section U0, af-

_ _ 9-tellllyers of the City of Charlottetown who have

'ailed tri pay within the time prescribed the assessment severally levied upon their Renl Property in said City ' will ms~‘fc an i-niilienllnn to His Honor the Judge of the City Court. of sam (qty fm- jiidzment against ,wh

House and Lund, Town Vacant Land, Common

list, bring list of the r

16.50 . 8.94

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. H _ t , in cases of Iiiflaiuuiation. "ui nll nf the lands nbnvr- ilnscrilicil for the respective amounts so levied aagalnst them and tbcn iiniinm “nd

S M 0 K E C H E W, mm er'l]m.`irgif§`;l.Diiin¢iii.\oiiii:i1N W' ""‘ HUTCHINSUN

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l~lldvr2irwfmHip<l Herinitage Lot 411

KING

'l'wlsl Tobacco

Manufactured by ,

L Farm Sale

Lillie York

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Spccialallenlion given lo

su w i`il.iig. *

lnm prepared to quote

figures ou small or large jobs.

ll0CK Cl'lYTOBACCO C0 ‘C 1| A 5, ig, C] R 5

insane 1

of cultivation, with good buildings and orchard. This property is situ- ated in one of the best settlemmts in P. E. Island and is only seven miles from Charlottetown. Apply to

0 N iisiino 1-IOLMAN,

I ani now prepared L0 ,

do all kinds of cabinet m.'1kiiig',c:ir]ieiite rin g

and general jobbing.

_\Vlicn in need of such scr-

VICCS 55nd Cl\'CI' ll) [fly SIIOP above l.arge's Livery and your reqiiirimeiils will have

my prompt a\leuli0n- containing 130 acres in a good state

Al - i. 1 1.' . » |'l"|“'l'"l"lme "ze 8 'very ` 1-4mwfdrtf. Little York. `

vvl .l . vs rg, '

Storm Boots

We have a large as-1

sortment of these ` win- ter boots iiiade from oil taned leather with good solid soles.

Mei1’s $4.50 14 & 16 from to inch $611.1

Men’s $3.00 io &_ I2 from to

inch

$4-50

Boys’ $2.50 and $2.75

U" _;i°""‘_“"’e" _Y Pl U" “li H U mil” ymm,-_ lint upon sich judgment being entaredl will further apply for a warrant for the sale nf,such lands. ' ' ' ` ' ' mu-.i this sin any of January. A. D.. 1911. 1 ROBERT vANiiiicus‘i‘i.\ic `

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Hunt 11p all Special Offerings in the crockeyliiie and compare them with the fo1lowiug--

Tea Sets 40 pieces $1.75 ' Toilet Sets $155

These sets come in brown and green have neat These are stron and °

patterns and are splendid sets for the money. blue, green, pink. g ` serviceable and come h

Dinner 'Sels 95 pieces $4.75 I llalllllng Lamps $2.25

These sets come in brown and green and are of Suitable for dinin I

a good serviceable ware. _chain and 14 in shade g room or parlor extension

Brscliet Lamp, coniplcic with large Chimney nnd Reflector 45¢

Morris & ll We pay freight on all pur i l x i game md ne

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