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It pays to buy in this Province .. Mila Agnes Gillespie. 3h¢l`W°°d- (C ti sd F 9. _ g c

_._ was 5 visitor to the city yesterday. F:fl§&.¢o‘:,!_`-.£'*'-rglpésg-’)_- First Mortgage Sinking- Fund Bonds. _

as

_ TeleP}l9.Zl¥_ ‘

‘_ the $1559; _ whcih have guru published. It gives a

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if i!f¢k"ig"l‘dIhf`;:a`ph`:nd Telephone Company. `

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3 . 1 M rltlme Securities. ('“‘“"” " 8 150 141

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Comdierce Nova Scotia XD Royal XD XFN-

Montreal 2495 2485

226

Miscellaneous.

‘wus irire 95 Acadia Sugar pfd 100 D0, 0rd...... 75 71 Brandraiii-Henderson com .'.. ...20 15 0'. B. Electric corn...... ...50 mort. can; saving ar Loan 142 137 Eastern Trust ....`.. ......152 Halifax Cold Storage Pd ...100 DS

Halifax Fire Mar. Tel. com.........................48

Do pfd ......101 N. B. Telephone Nova Scotia car lat

Do 2nd Pd...............45 Do _ 3rd Do Comrrion

Stanileids Pfd ......104 102

[lo Com .... .. ......63

Trinidad Coris. Tel. (‘.om...............30

Trinidad Elec ...77

73

- Bonds.

Brandram Hepierson 6'! ...100 97 C. li. Electric 5's......... ......95§ 95 Chronicle '............G,s 101 091 Maritime ’l‘cl............... .._....6'll06 104 Halifax 'l‘ram...... ............5,sl0l-Q 100 Nova. Scotia Steel Iatmt .5,s 95) 941 N. H. Steel lst mort 5’s

_ Do Dehellture Stock...105 103

Porto Rico 90 89 Sta.uilelrls.................. ......6's 102i 101 Trinidad Tales..................6'a 201. 99 Trlalriarl Electric ...5,s 98 00

HflN'l‘REAlr STOCKS. ,.

. Feb.

Cement Do Pfd

Detroit

Dom Steel Dolil. Irbh Pfd

Upon Close

2 '12

zsl 29 as as; 50 sa cor aol 104-; 1044

Nova seotio steel eel es-

Morltrerfi Power Rio De Janeiro Porto Rico

iss; 191 112; 1129

76%

New vonk srocrrs.

sian-'a

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Feb; 2 '12

Atchison Amer. snrelters r\_mal. Copper

C. P. R. Bwvklvn R. fr. Erie

Eillrliilgirnv liacillc

a le

R§hding y Bhllthern Pacific Union Pacific

U. s. steel

me 10|; 10 ee; an su 220; ers; 1s rs' 30| ao; ne 1101 150 use 151 in for... 107

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as 40 ss 101 .90

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‘fJob lot' ol’ -meil|'s mocoailllns, site! 5 had 9, extra good value at $1.25. God Bros. » ` ' ' 2'-3~dli.

"lmlggrtltnt notice. See?-our 'ad on Will! of this- issue. Big Relnovrfl Slit. Nlit (llf.\" CG. 14311‘2lfl1ei‘lfl2i.

WASHINGTON I-IEARS _

SURPBISING NEWS.

NEW YORK.. Jariliary 31-The Her- ald has *the 'following despatch; ‘from its' Washington ’bured\l', thier

morning : ‘ ' ‘ . ` r Surpf “"5 news 'that the Borden government in 'Canada is inclining ‘towards reciprocity with the United tStates has come to Washington rthrough an unofficial, but well ‘in- formed channel. The general dis- _.position has been to regard recipro-, _city as dead, for a few years at ileast, all the Borden government _gained office on an anti-reciprocity platform last September. It is now

western Canda, with a vast and valuable crop on their hands, and with f. car famine at yearning as never before, for the American mar- ket. which the adoption of recipro- city would have opened. As a re- sult the pressure on the Ottawa gov- ernment, in favor of better trade re- lations with the United States, is growing. /- ` One of the chief arguments of _ the Conservative party against recipro- city was that its advantages would to be given to Canada ultimately -by .Democratic free trade legislatioa,I without Canada yielding any conces- sions. This has not happened, and is not likely to happen.

One phase of the information from

Canada is that Mr. Borden already _has indicated a willingness to enter into a. trade agreement with the 'UnitcdBtates, less extensive than 'that negotiated a year ago by the Laurier government. Whether hc has done so, and whether there have been exchanges onl the subject, could 'pot be officially confirmed here to- lrigirt. It would be difficult for the ndrrrirristration to obtain amend- ment of the reciprocity offer, which stands on the statute books. It is krrown to be the belief of Sir Wilfrid -Laurier, rrow leader of the opposition

bring the Canadian people actively to favor reciprocity, hilt Washington is scarcely prepared to realize that Mr. Borden was winging in that -dir- ection. '

It has been noted, however, that

hc has made no effort ofllclally to r-eject the reciprocity offer by definite legislation. Carnado. is in the atti- _tude merely of having. not enacted .thc legislation necessary to give the 'agreement effect. V Rusaia'a overtures to Canada for -an agreement on agricultural ma- chinery are believed to be designed to frilhterr the United States into a 'belief that the Russian market for American machinery will suffer.

This would be a natural move in

connection with ncgotiationss of a_ new Russo-American commercial _treaty.

Roosnvsrms DAUGHTER

warms our Guess HEI-ILS.

._-

WASHINGTON, J"an. 30-Mrs.Nlch-

olas Longworth, daughter of ex-Pre- sident Roosevelt, and-who is respon- sible for many innovations in dress -'and fashions, is astonishing her

Washington friends by wearing Nfut r ' on her sll ers. rs. ',€ot“t§w\tle1‘etl; creettéd this glIl)`rld¥'l‘éll`é éf- ‘fect in connection with a gown with '-tulle shoulder wings, another Long' worth fashion. 'rho train- was civic- éd in two rilirts, and as she steflliéd ,l‘t parted long 0l1Q\l8h I-0 give 5 'glimpse of sparkling heels. When Mrs. _Longwortli dances tha' effect is even more startling-.

MARIE A BRILLIANT STORY.

Mule by sir H, _R,l‘der Haggard._Iri

his latest work this famous_author Arran oneeerrnerrn 'rue riot 1° laid 'in So\rtli"‘A‘f‘l‘lt:b. iit_the time nf the

est Beet 'fren from cape Colony tv

"l'1§ns‘_vii‘al‘ and: ‘as md!

s""1”err we

A Remneui

‘ Sale Now 011

Dress lengths in Pauam_as,V0iies, Cashrneres, Fancy

' 'F ‘ s e Sl_rIpes,efc.»liemnaat in Muslm

s, Piquer,.Flan1\eleiies,SatecnF,

*Pd Prints, s‘l'aal`i cud'-.r of Lices, Enrlniridery. _kibbfmrffc

etc, _

O

All ergo; Goods our ire .rrrlsjerr or in p. e. disarm. an

“lg balance of our Furs boriglit as sainples will be sold af “lil Pri# s i1lié°ppprtu9ify.`f0 secure 8.9"” e°“'“i“.°' ‘?§‘.'-8¥iHE‘.

Will ill? or one only and

will use as F"df~>"'1°'"*4§

0.1.05 block eiolir Skirts, seein irirnnig, and good vain; at

‘#75 will be sold for 2.00. 'fills

sale will lncludeall' our Men

C'°“ti“i "¢f'°°%i?°"“e' A lt A I ’ Ch I " ' 'Rcddin

arrdler Q

lsaid that the prairie provinces of.

in Canada, that time will ultimately.

St. James choir will meet for prac-

tice this evening at 8 o'clock. I

D 0’M Raddin, City, left yester-

day afternoon for Georgetown' cn route t'o New York.

J. A.'McDonald, M. Li A., returned

'yesterday afternoon after spending the pact two days ln this city.

M. P. Driscoll, Station Agent at

fidmerald, was among the visitors to the city yesterday.

' H. T. and Mrs. Holman. Summer- side, were among those in the city » yesterday.

Everybody should attend the big

forced removal sale at the National 'Clothing Co. '

Bargains, bargains, at our forced

removal sale. Be one of the early ones. National Clothing Co.

Overcoata and suits at less than

cost of raw material at the forced removal sale of the National Cloth- ging Co.

_ One of the sure sellers at a bazaar ,is a reed basket filled with home llflade sweets-. Four quarter pound Tlfaslfeta filled sell more readily than ‘A lfhund size.

T Rev. Mr. Strathie and Rev. Mr. Fullerton will exchange pulpits to- -morrow morning, Mr. Strathie will 'preach in favor of Union and Mr. 'Fullerton against it'.

Patrick Mahar, City, has been ap-

pointed gate keeper at the Hills- borough Bridge on the Charlottetown side and Martin Smith, Southport, will occupy the same position on the Southern side. -

The following registered at the Vic-

toria Hotel, Uity, between 9.30 `last night and 9.30 the .previous night:-W. J. McLellan, Cardigan; J. S. Hunter, Bridgetown; C. lr. Grant, City.

The Canadian Magazine for Febru-

ary contains a good variety of ma- terial, composing a. number that is entertaining, as well as instructive. The Trail Beyond Cobalt, by Drin- _can Armbrust, is a racy description of the scenery and encounters i-nci- dent to a prospecting trip in North- ern Ontario. W. Lacey Amy con- tributes rr humorous, almost ironical sketch, of the capital of Newfound- land, which he calls St. John's: The Impossible Possible. Britton' B. Cooke gives a cofnpl‘ehsnsl’ve_idea. of the work and ideals of Joseph Pen- nell, the famous etcher, and there are half-'tone reproductions of some of the nrtist.'s best work. A poetical drama by Arthur if-itringer begins in this number, and there arc three first-class short stories and annie ex- cellent verse.

:IA sliin as smootlr as satin. It is

quite possible to keep your skin nuff and free from chafa during the cold iirroathif. 'rlre carry use or our-witcrr barrel cream will accomplish won dere. It is easy and pleasant to use and does not make the skin sticky Nicely phrfumed 250 a. bottle. The Mcfiinnon Drug Co. Drugglats Cor Gt. George and Kent Sta. drtf

BORN. _ _

.ROBERTSON-At Pownal on Janu-

ary 26th, 1912, to W. C. and Mrs. Robertson, a son, weighing 105 pounds. _

_ Measles- _

GODFREY-SMITH-#At the home of the bride, North Wiltshire, on Wed- nesday, Jan. Blat, 1912, by Rev.

_ Hugh Miller of Cornwall, George

Alexander Godfrey of North Wilt-

shire t Susie Eva Smith. _ '

_ 2 . _ 1 ._ , -be expected,-~ the story gets _out many perilous incid- ents encountared. Dealing principally with the adventures of Marie's family, who tool: part in the trclr this earlier Portion of Allen Quarter- main's autobiography 'describes the terrible hardships from fever and starvation' suffered by those Bocrs who wandered into the neighborhood of Delagoa Bay, and includes a _thrilling account of the massacre of Commandaht Retief and his sixty fol- lowers, by Dignaan, the Zulu King. Our readers will remember that Mr. Haggard received his lmlghtliood al thc"beginnifng of this year. Marie is published by Cassell & Company and is for sale wherever hooks are sold at' $1.20. '

s'rA'rui0 'ro sin

Gaoaola Ganrircn. .-_'$._J

» MONTREAL, Jan. 30-At 3 meet- 'ing of the Cartier committee' today it "was definitely decided to invite the governments of the various provinces ,to follow the lead of Quebec to make grants towards the erection of ri, sta- tute aft the base of Mount Royal to Flir Gao. Ettiene Cartier.

READS NEWSPAPER AS

TOE IS AMPUTATED.

BROCKTON, Jan. 30-E. A. Emery

exhibited great courage at tlie Brock- ton, hospital where he submitted to an operation for a crushed.toe. Eni- c'ry works at the Brockton Stay Com- pany and lives atr_No. 51 Taber ave- nue. A fifty pound weight fell on his toe at -the factory and crushed lt. He walked to the hoapi-tdl and 'in- formed the physicians what had- hall* pened. I-lc was invited to lay him- 'self on the operating table and. did ‘Ho willingly. Picking up 9, uewsiiap- cl' Emery began reading the day ei' news while the surgeons cut off thu bfi; toe. `

lfufnam°a Corn Extractor ' I Does Ease Your Cfrfh

Takes the sting right out-cleans

'cm right oil without pain! Thous- ands sary it’s the surest thing to rid the feet of callousea, sore foot lumps or corns. D0n't suffer-that's foolllh -huy'u' 2501. bottle of Putnarnis Painless Corn and Warf. Flxtrnctor, it

_ Lou" Taylor _Plenum ,ww Bolo-The Upefr Window, .feanl Al- r-1ar'npten‘, in-rrvec rn the erty yeeter- ‘°‘§um mm- '

4 _ - . . - - posed by Prof Wright. day arid will returlnhonie today. Rwnauou_,I,h¢ Heap" and the

_ The following were the changes in Fl°w°"' Edna' G°rd°n' h

'the city niffrlet prices yesterdayz- S §h°{“°"Sl'“' M th” S‘""'"" mg t' 1 f isa, tw t i ‘ - ° °°- rg,g_`§éh¥°;ug;_ xooseeqlgx Ing.) tcww? Recitatlon-Sandalphon, Helen Har-

. .

_sixty to sixty-flve cents and -hides. rn' _ lp", pound’ tan cent ln" “emu” ilolo-Evening S£air,hWinnie Binttlr. lisf. appearselsswhera. “sic by Pro' ' 3 t' ‘ ____ Recltatlon-The Lighthouse, l.ililurr

McKenzie.

‘\ amiga rfggqrggyrelgézséeg 330 12; Cantata-Wreckwrih the Hesperua. iniglre and 9.30 tire previous signer- M“Pl° bl' 9"' WW t- _ » d rw. A. Patterson, st. John; ic. R. '!`l1° “Save were veil Wfliwl ML mid Mrk Wilson' Enshmd; J_ H_ evidenced much intelligence on tle 'St0rer, Montreal; Urban Gillis, Mis- l“"`t' °f‘ the Y°““g w'”‘§°‘i“' the F::‘;f)" cbuche, Sterling Phillips, Summer- tBO°“° °b°W°O “"9" P"“p“"“i “ _slde; Fred Wright, summerside; EMR. :Eg 5?; i§“';!¢‘:1‘ci2:;0!f‘>¥0P¢l` BXDTEBS 0" '. , K i ; C. D. - ' _ _ "l’Ir:lll`l?r;lr¥elSilmr:rI;I's\l§e?nDr. and Mrs. T0 Mr- WHEN. the Musical Dim* 'Mclgm-1e_ Kensjngwnl tor, great praise is due. 'ln the two _ _ _.__ years that he had spent _rn this city _ In Zion Presbyterian Church to. he has done much to cultivate artas- morrow tire morning service will be te for s0°d music. _'l`h1S was ebly conducted by aev. 'r. F. s'nriertorr,or shown lest eveflpls In the “FY WD' '.~lt. James Church, who will speak on able W9-Y in Whwh the Pillllls Simi! img Ggmrch Union movement from the their different selections several of ioint of view of one not in sympathy which were 'to setting! 001111305011 lly .vith it. In the same church in the P1`0f- Wright. Bull l'0fl@Ct great Wildli- evening the Pastor, Rev. R. G. Stra- on his teaching. _

bhie, will preach on the church union After the program* short speeches novement from the point of view of were made by t e Lieutenant Cover-

` :he congregation on this subject will Nash and much credit was given to he received on the llth and 18th Prof Wright for the pleasing results .I|ebruary. of his tuition. Mr. Wright respond- . ed and after singing the National ' A correspondent ‘writes from Point Anthem a. pleasing and profitable Prim as follows:-The farmers of this et-enring was brought to a‘cloae.

vicinity are busily engaged in hauling

heir winter fire-wood.-The young .

eople of Point Prim took advantage if the good skating on Monday night _ '¢',_1;.L ' _

md spent an enjoyable evening.-A

very enjoyable eveninfg ilvias spent roi- (Continued From Page 9_; cently at the home o 0 u . `au 1* '~"' rr'-' *'-*_*-*_ Vlrs. McRae. Games and music were 'zsyvisgowsé and Gregory shone fm ndulged in after which a bollnteous Thhe attendance was good "upper was Served by Mrs' McRae"" Tile scraping of the ice before the A meetfng was held in Point Prim game was R Jommendable mow on lchool-house last week for the pur- the part of the management ' nose of discussing daily mail to Mt. After the game the victuréa muh Buchanan and Point 'Prim"At the entertained the two teams at supper :lose of the meeting a vote of thanks at the Russ Hotel ~

was tendered the chairman Rmmld The following were the officials' McRae.-The ilp to date farmer, John Rem_ec.__Urhan Gillis '

C. McDonald has returned to Point Judge of P]ay__9 Ijhmms Prim from a visit to Charlottetown. Umph_es__ J wannllcott ' Louis -l-Samuel Mclsean is visiting in Mt. Large - ` ' Bucharra the guest of John McKin- .1.im‘;r;;_Dr A B Rem J R lion.-R. D. McRae has pur- Dmke_ ' ` ` ’ ' ' iw'.:.:::,cr".:1r.r;r'ff.s%"s.:.::;;'t lobster pscker, Crown Point, has been _ ' in Point Prim recently engaging fish- one calling her to come back, and érmen for the coming season.-Angus cvcn thc policeman seemed to eye lrr-r' McDonald has finished his contract of srrspiciorrslyns _she hastened orr. ‘ building 8 \V00¢l'Hl0lf:h _for Donald Two ragged clriidrerr passed lrcr, Mcl.ean.-Charles Malay met with a shivering and sobbing. Sire hurried painful accident by falling on thc ice after them and gave them each n end Cllllliillg the B01'-i0n Of U10 llellff penny, hilt even their grateful thanks to stop for a number of minutes. His seemed only to deepen tire sense nf fhany _ friends are pleased to learn Kirin; within her \|eu|~g_ that he is improving under skilful Upon reaching lromc, cur'irrsil.y gui. fllllnn-Bement--Pfllllf Prim Hcllillll i9 the lrcttcr of ber, and alrc crept up l‘l'UFf¥`0ilY'llnZ lillllfir U10 Skilllll l\|l"‘ff`-l-‘ stairs to rlii-rcu\'el' the r-_0|\f.l'_r\tr-l nf till- lr.rr of Miss Cvlarlic l-imit.h.- prrckagc. I wish I had givl-rr it izo

ilrose cllilrll‘cn,’ shc tlurllglri.. ‘l rlou’f.

--ZZ`RBYBll fill" l.'llBllflll'~ Rekall "9-3" want it, but---rrlr, rlear! Hrrw dread- lmir tollic ullll Rellllll H\l1\"\ll00 ful! The police might have found lineto M0 mllkillif "UW f|`l9“‘l“ “WWF tircrn with it and taken them' to jail, lay- We can refer' you to dozens Of onli 1 safe ni homer' 'r‘ear»s were rau- our customers who have used them mg down hc, checks ug she viewed with lU'°at |`59l\\i-B- (lnil and ask ll' tire contents of the package. 'It‘s limit them- SDN 1115600- 'l`l\° ' MW' `rrothirrg,' slic exclaimed, 'only baud- Kirmon Drus U0.. Cor Gt- G00 & 'run-elrreio, errrl--our what pretty un- Kt. Sta. ML sei, and what rr dcnr iittlc doll, and

_ _ ir' top and al fairy, too! Smile rr\li~_'l~r rrlluntnln. Bell & U0.. for lieetvcsl- urrrrstrrrns, rrlo believe! mr, rlearr f-OWGBIL ill'l0€B- 1'23dtf- wily dill 1 trrkc it_'?' sire solrlrcd as she

threw 'herself face llowrlwurd upon

f’I‘.\IrI/iN WARSHIPS (he ],e¢\_

BOMBARDING VU'I‘MmS' Tha shadows began to gather, and ` "“_' it was growing dark. Betty had fal-

len asleep-but it was a troubled

PERIMr Amllillr Jail- 31’“A“ It' sleep. Everyone seemed to be call- Bliall WM`Hhll"` Yell'-"day wok te" ing out to her to give up her stolen prisoners from a native pearl fishing mods' and Santa Claus himself My :easel and killed two of the men who pcnred Zq he standing at the head of i-fled t0 ¢E°aP° bl’ Swimming whore' her hed, shaking his head solemnly. i`he warship bombarded two of the Then something happened_ some one VUIBEBS OU Jan- 2155 and 'hm' 24l'_h' seemed to clutch her, and she utter- it ia expected that Hodeidese will ed mloua c,.y_ be Mmbalded tonight' 'Why, daughter! I-lava you been

-.----1- sire mi are min ?"

MEMORIAL 'TO HEROES a'Ohl,) It is ygu, n§other?' she cried,

OF WAR OF |1812' holding her fast.

f""' ‘Of course, who would it be?"

It was not an easy thing to do,

0TTAWAr Ji’-n~ 31’P"emi°l° Bm' but Betty told her rrother the whole

den is to receive a deputotion from story the “Memorial to the Heroes of 1812- Mother felt dreadmuy sorry’ but 14 ASQOUIRNOU" at Ottawa on Feb' she said that the very first thing af- iill at 12~30 P- Ui- tcr breakfast in the morning they

woul h stor and s `f the

PANIC AMONG OFFICIALS packggliohgd bein calfed for. ergo! Betty

A AT TIEN TSIN felt better, aird when she went to bed '-' that night -sire our not forget to liek

' LONDON- Jan' 31" A tenible pan" i(t0dv:afsml1g<;t]ér‘1]r€I§' taqtileilrtgtbwagatildzt ic among the officials in Tien Tsin her neighbor. but against Him too. has cwsed- many °f them t° "ek for it was only the week before’ that Shelter many in the foreign Conte* she had learned the Golden Test, 'ln- rsions. Martial' law .has been proclaim- “much as ye have done it unto one ed in the “ahve “ty accmdmg to 8 of these my brethren yc have done it special despatch received here _this “nw MIL.. m°mi“3' The _M°‘y°r has reslgned 'Tile morning proved clear and cold, office and fearing that the lives of B mantle of Snowy wmwnc" was the members of his family are en' over everything and with the sun's dnngered has Bent his wife and dm' bri ht rays it seorncd as though the

‘l"”“ ‘md bm" relatives to take re' whsle world was transformed into a fuge in the French coucessio .

“ nerr or diamonds. I I I I

Thousands of litt c b rcs were a -

' THE LEASTQF THESE’ ready out in search of breakfast, and

Jack Frost had not been idle either;

.Look _m0¢_hH.! Its snowing already' for, all the window panes bore traces

and we’re not nearly ready for Of his W°"km““"hil" G.h|.,Btma,,!» exclaimed Betty" Soon after breakfast Betty and her

N0 we.” not' but we have two mother started out. They found that

days' yet . the package had been called for by a

.That,s- forty-eight home; that very poor worsen who lived on the sounds a long while." . °"tsk"'t“ of tl e "°“'"' lk t

‘Put on your fuzzy coat and go up It _ “'09 Y* 0"!-T W” ' ll” “V9” to the store mm get me gome more learning that the woman seldornr vrs- M this embroméry "Ong 'lted the store they resolved to carry Betty slrrppen ceugnerrrrry to orrey. it £0 her ¢“°'“=°\V°“~h I H t I for sae nearly loves the wirrr-ling _ The holllev ve=lr°:° el* 11 “"9 » :Ill whiteness of a. snow storm. Occasion- Wil’ |0" 0'" lm' C 9" "-5" "““~ nny she stopped to Rdmlre E t,.~|n,. ;Thc room into which tlrcy were ua ~ I t M h m a ,rm Wm. 'ered was almost devoid of eunrfnrta;

fra caug er cya P ' ‘ ' dow, or to gaze at the wonders tllers la cook-stove, a bed nraloa few clralir:

exhibited, but she soon made her iarlorned the carpetless or, but W 41 purchase, and was about to hurry fllhtm WM W9; °\°““ 0“‘:“'3’“'\;:‘t’?e\:" home when she spied a package a- |08- A <\°€|¢°_¢¢ ~ hfiaflffn th ° m of mong the articles, uerore ner. 'rue _wee tlshllv flute' e fl mir" Sm ggyggwgmgn wigs nlresdy busy with 'N small urch n wro was wa rg

aifothar customer. involuntarily her `ll§;;l:‘ 103;* fzflmghsllfss °;h\:l"§:e‘:\' I

,inekrt sueveev

sruifdsifsrzgfrgzgecoqt “inlet ritllgnt- met- vesterdavl' eivleimtd B°i¢Y~ nm son eric irerri 'rn spots. ' 'oh. vorrre rue -'rrennv cull" lien-

r&h.¢_ mum it My' ed the boy, holding out toward her Just than she was hurried along hy the dinZY "l“°“- "W°“m Y‘“‘ mm t°

the crowd of ellrlpflermwand wort? llolhrl0r;rh1rkittvy;Il"'h0 hmm very “mm sn. rmmy mmm' it she as U now- -I‘m getting di|rner,' said ills

mghtrheeliedwaitalgl failing faster now, nlsf.e'r with some pride, and sho

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glhgy ntmmcmry’ Bom by an drug: “tSl`l:ufIshI:l:3" that alle heard some nrr\lH:‘o:‘.e"l_n K0- I-\\"lf <'|f\Hi‘l"\ \\"|`

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'ine in sympathy with lt. The votes of nor, Rev. T. F. Fullerton, and F. J._

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The Company are now dellvéting alfont 10,600 H.' P. in Vancouver

New Westminster and surrounding districts, and expect toad! their ed-

tire present developmeirt of 25,000 H. F,'suppl'yii1g if ¢on'll¢&'¢_d wo? 30,000 H. P., before the end of 1912. The n'et`eal°fiiiigs ffdllx His df this power it ii estimated will amount to $500,000, or z r-2 times me latdrsbflilffhl present aullrorized bonds. -~ 1 t

We offer A limited anlount of liiese Bonds al the ai raciive rice of "

90 asp accrurgr' |uri;aes'i. _ _

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We 0iier Any Pari 0_i 1_li0_t_ Trinidad Electric Slack.

‘ Dividends 5 per cent, Quarterly. $4 80. Par Payable january xofir, April Ioth, July 10th,' October' foth.

Price 77 p. c., lo yield 6.66 p. c.

In addition to paying dividends at the raic of 5 p. c' per

annum- for several years past a reasonable surplus has eilsléd,

1-. Earnings the first eleven months of rr): r were 5fi78r.r7 ov`ef`fhe similar period of rom. - ~ "

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Members Montreal Stock Exchange.

Direci Private Wires _ HALIFAX. ST. JOHN. MONTREAL

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Eecirrrs of __har|oll'aill

Ladies and Gentlemen :---

Having been called again by hundreds of my fellow citizens to

offer as :1 cuudidrrte for Mayor at tire election to be held on Wednesday Feby. 14th, Ineed not rcrrrirrd you of my past record. Improvements spcakloudcr than words ' , ' ' ' ' ' lt would be unfair on rrry part to seek your support again without placing before you the platform that I shall endeavour to carry out'

I may say it is not my intention toulake n pers<\uzll‘ cahvas-. The

cction is by ballot, tirrorrglr this rrreriiurrr I respectfully ask yoursup- 0 rt. 1i` you ilrink I urn worthy of it, cast your voti- for inc. Il' I did ot :ici up to your expectzrtiorls when I last held ofllce, vote against ind. li e in itter is entirely lu your lrarrrla. "

if Returned as Chief Magistrate

lr-'Tlnll in cvcry wily Crrcolrrago illc establishment 0

new industries and will appoint five corrrrrzilors io llc designated: the In- dustrial Committee rvlrrule duty will lr: prirrcipaily lo make enquiries, and if necessary take steps lo induce mcrr of rnerrnrr to establish works that will give. enrploynrerrt to our citivlfrrs. ` ' ~

SECOND My attention will lr: given io the good work of lay-

ing concrete: sidewalks and fire rrlartcrdrruli'/.irrg ~ai'r‘cel_'r, thereby improv- ing our City and employing our working rneu. _ _`

'|`|||R|)_ l"r0rrr observation null enquiries rrrade while visiting

other cities l our rrorrvincc-rl ihat willrllre co-operation of the Light & Power Company our streets car: be uruclr belief' iighled at no more ex- pense io the City with fire exception bf rr little extra for 1ar`np` posts which could' he rrrfrrrrrfactirml in one of our City establishments by our own nrechanlcs. ' ' '

FOUR'[`||_ A Provincial Govcrrrurent have placed upon the

Citizens very heavy taxes for which we receive very little benefit. I shall maize nu cfiorl to secure xr just and reasonable share of the rev- enue, and if srrcccssfrri fire amount should he expended on permanent rriprovemeuf. .

I`|Fl`||_ 'l`lri- general health and sanitary” conrliliou of the City

will have my careful uileuiiorl.

S|x'|`||_ In almost all well regulated Ciliegliospitals and charitable

iristitutions receive assistance from tire public treasurer. In this re- spect our past City Councils have failed in doing their duty. In order to be in line with other cities I propose cancelling tire Mayor’s salary and suggest placing the amount on the csiinizrie as follows

Tuberculosis Society- $50 oo '

Poor Fund for coal e;-tc. $50.00 Ch’fown Hospital. $50.00 P. E. I. Hospital. $50.00 Mt .Herbert Orphanage $50.00 St.Dunstan’s Orphanage $50.00 The balance. $24.44

$324-44

prizes between the three public schools, Prince Street, St. P.1tricl:, a n West Kent.

These with nil ollrcr matters pretalnirrg in the welf.rre of the Cit

will have my special ntterriion.

_ Respectfully yours,

_Iames Paton

1, rigs-an-s ' -ar 'src ing

rrrrmrrr ri. .e..r..¢y_ _ ANNOUNCEMENTS `

_ io be divided in equal parts for

'Don’t let George irerrr,' r-'hc whis-

pered; jhut 'l'm so thankful! Hc's never had rr. Christmas tree, and the things were for hirn. We rally could not afford it, mother said; hut it was such rr pity, when lrc'd ncvcr seen one, and \vc have it all ri-adyi' she exclaimed, as she drew Mrs. Dawson aside tn peep into it closet, where stood one of thc lroxwnorl bushes from the front yard, planted in n soap box. I

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'Yes, indeed! and l have soine

little things l'rl like to :-lcfrri to you to help rlccoratc it,` said Mrs. llnw- son, whose cycs were lull of tears.

‘Motlrci‘, said llctty, ulfrr walking

in silence for rr long way.

‘Yes dcarl' 'Would you mind vi-ry rrruclr not

giving me Hnluf. Niclrrrlns this your."

'Wliy?' ‘lil-r'ltll.~rc I'rl like lr. llrrvr- flu' irrrrru-y

to givc Mrs. i'rli'kr\|'\l ful' illiirgrv flli-y really rrr\crl.’

(‘lrr'isi.luus day was full rri full mul

pleasure fur liletty. brit after rlinnlu' she found time to gn with her' ninth- er to see” how- the boxwqod Christ- mas tree would look when trimmed, and what George thought of it.

Such delight as there was over thc

dinner and the sparkling bush, and the supply of warm clothes, and thc little sum laid hy for a rainy day.

‘Hasn‘t this been a lovely Christ

mus?' said Betty at hcdtimc. "Yes, rndeedi’ assented her rrother. ‘l'm so glnrl we did all the things

wr did, nrcn't. ynu'.' Anrl wrrsn‘t if. stron c tirnt Aunt .lcssie sent inc

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*'.~¥un-kist Mabel oranges, 75 cases

rrrrivcd today. All counts. Carveil Bros., lvlrolcsalc. _ 2‘3d3i-

*“'l‘lrc Ladies' Auxilary of the Y. M.

(‘.. A. will meet this Sutrlrrlay after- nrmrr at 4 o'ciock A full attendance is hoped for.

'°.'\tterrtion is called to the “For

Hale" ad of the Imperial Waste and Metal Co., of Montreal, which ap- pears irr this issue.

"Tire Charlottetown Hospital needs

your help, don’t fall to attend their annual social on the 12th Feb. la Prince of Wales (lollegc Hull. 2-ld4i.

"Voice f-lpeciallst, Prof. I-l. A.'l‘an-

inn, teaclrer- of Voice fhrltirre,-1Piano and ilrgrrrr. Vr»i<‘e l‘»ull.ure fspml- if.y. Hlllriln Nfl zflf.. (lenrge ‘

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"A meeting of the Badminton Club

will be llclrl' at i/he A1‘rn0f’icl`0\\'We€l- _nesrluy afternoon next at 4' o'cloel.. All members 'are specially requested to attend. "Help the Charlottetown Hospital

by attending their annual mole/I to be held this your in the Prince of Wales College Hall-Feb. 18th.'

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°°'l‘he Hospital has had U herd

'winf.er. Lots of poor and sick. Give them yorr help on the. lith lust. by Hr-ndin) their annual social in the

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Srrlnr Nicholas, and l have lt altar alll"

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