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I in WPG The Patriot has come to h n`

6 lalso with claiming credit 10|- gh(

_Car Ferry, which it says we formerly

;0DPosed. Now The Guardian does not

does just one thing- but does that right. It makes the slain like vel- vet and keeps it so. It is soothing and healing to the skin, cures chaps and roughness does it quickly and without harm. It is entirely ab- sorbed and does not leave the skin sticky or greasy. Only leaves the faint, delicate odor of the carnations.

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¢ Y ,tarily undertaken to construct that

,work if reasonably practicable. There

Mr gms was then no prospect of another

party coming into power for a. long

The “kd”-11 Flap time to come. Moreover all sorts of

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st o c l: of regular. `

any liiinrl.

l iput through the House of Commons

A _ _ __ *being put forward to delay and kill

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Since our article of yesterday wax

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in Sllllport of The Pioneer, charging U58 i0\1rual with incausistency ant

_claim credit for originating the Cai

:Ferry That movement dates a good way back. Years ago there was A bill

.and killed-by Liberal votes, too,-ir ltlie Senate, to incorporate a. company ito establish and operate s Qar Ferry _at the Capes, Later, and possibly be- _fore that time, George E. Full of ithis' city was the earnest and most 'C0¥lSDicu0us advocate of a Car Ferry, land The Guardian cheerfully accords lto Mr. Full such credit ss may be .due for a movement which we did

_not at that time support. i The company project did not find

_favor with us, first of all because the .party in power was committed by ‘sir wlizrio Lallriers famous letter to The Guardian to the survey and con- struction of the Tunnel, and we were unwilling to release him or the party

shifts and alternative schemes were

the Tunnel plan bymen who inadver- tently vvere digging their political ‘graves by their opposition, secret or open, thereto.. ` 5 We were frankly and openly opposed to releasing the Laurier Government from its pledges; we were opposed to handing ovcr the operation of the connecting link between the Island and the mainland to a company, he- cause that would perpetuate the

AR FERRY

‘the fight kept up for long years ‘for

iresziitntivcs in Parliament and by ihe Guardian and others, wc should .wt even how have the present good .Prospects of having the promised con- lnection made. ` With the downfall of the Laurier Government new conditions arose. Messrs McLean and Nicholson took the matter up with the new Govern~ ment and reached the conclusion that I the friends of the Tunnel project and the people generally would ac- cept a Car Ferry, to be established and Ollerated by the Government, without prejudice to the Province’s claims to the Tunnel, if the Ferry failed to give satisfaction, it would have the advantage of being put in operation much sooner than the Tunnel could be built and :right be more satisfactory than to wait long years for the larger and more costly work. The matter was submitted to The Guardian, coupled with the con- dition of the standardising of the P.

E, Island Railway and the abolition of the 'three short-haul rates, and we had no hesitation in accepting it.

It was submitted to the people in a

number of public -meetings and gen- erally approved and was at the out- set favorably received by the press of ,hosh political parties. lf the Laur- lier Government had made a like pro- lposition in I-larch last or at any time later during: their term of power 'wc _would have accepted it quite as

_‘promptly and cheerfully, But on the ‘eve of the election Sir Wilfrid Laur-

Eier and Hon. Mr. Fielding came here and were as dumb as oysters in re- gard to either the Tunnel or the Car Ferry. 'Ihey left us with the narrow guage, the three short hauls, the broken connection and no hope of _anything hotter

three short-haul grievance in another , form; there was no indication that the then Government was 9, bit more ‘in favor of a Car Ferry than in favor :of the Tunnel and there was then no iintimation that the creation of at ferry at the ( apes or elseuhere v.0u‘d

'f G. H. B be accompanied by staudardising the

je__‘_h_r_& Opmians guage of our railway so tnnt cars

could go through to destination with-

--.-_- _nut unloading. These were dillerent

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‘L5 Enjoy the Luxury oi lasting .

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I Hcmcftiailc Breed

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(Our iJ;‘.ni.=. on every loaf )

I-lgiii wily by these- Grocers viz-»

l l,Vh""1' _ey M. fe A. M cbeud blmillitootl Uhnppelid Grucery McPlit~8 (It. l\`icholson‘s Stand J. Cronin Crockett din U0

iconditions altogether from those now Zexisting..

Under those conditions we stood for

5 the Tunnel first. last and all the time and we still fecl assured that hut for

We chose a do-something policy in-

lstead of the do-nothing folicy of the

ilafe Administration, as the people of ;the Province have done, for good rea- ison and without regret. We have not. lfelt sure that thc Car Ferry will give the continuous connection in mid- ,winter that the Tunnel would assure us, but we think it well worth a trial, the more so as it is now sup-

iported by the npinioiis of some able .lengineers whose views were not _known to us or to the general public in Merch last or on previous, oc< _casions when si ferry project of ti

‘very different sort was under ccn< siderntion. _

` I<‘I‘]DERAL AID TO ROADS.

There ig 5 general desire to learn

'more about the promised federal aid to proiincial roads, and about the ionly infnrlnatimi ns yet available is

,found in the brief remarks of Hon. |Mr. Cochrane made in the House of 'Commons on January 22 when hc introduced his bill dealing with this

.lmatteiz From what he then said the iltutal amount to be given will H05 bf

Mrs ’l`ri:in`r Guo -“OOM 1

I (Rochtmd sn ' (Waur St)

Mrs J 'l‘rninor (Sp. Park ltd) ‘_

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To the Electors of Ward Five

Ladies and GeniIenier:~-llaviiltg been

nominated at .l repr».:==cntati\'e meeting of

the electors ol' Ward l"i\'_e to contest the Ward at the vc-ming election as Conn cillor lherehy ncccp; the nomination ll elected I will df- my heat for the interests

1; _`.¢,,¢»|-;||. I ;.m in favor' 1.-I improved Sari

§ of \‘-'ard I"iv:-,in pzvliciilar :incl (_ r illc ci y as ,

tary I..si\\'.+ and of iiisrcrliun of fiiofl sup- plies; “ig/3 the ;~|\(‘r.\\|r;|igemeutt I Iiitltisirivs. and :ill menstillzi havin); for their tl/jvc! ilio idvanccnient of the cliy,

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`-;"I'id:lli*c'"Ii'I`<:ciors of _I

his _ 0 . Ward Five

Ladies and Gentlemen:--Having brei

nominated to contest the Ward _nt the fr\|_tl| coming c.vic election mr 1;. un- i’lor_. t ti: request of mriny voters I hi-ue dec_ e to

made known until the estimates for the purpose are brought down. T112 division between Provinces will be ‘made on the basis of population as in the case of subsidies to Provinces.

11-, is intended that the

fedemi and provincial autho- rities shall work togeth- `cr. “We shall have to get the Def' `, mission of the provincial authorities in any case," said Mr. Cochrane, .lbefm-8 going on, either with them or alone, and in deciding what roads shall be improved, or where the work .shall be done. It is hoped that the ‘Provinces will co-operate by C011'-fi' ibnting a. share of the cost, but ielthor with what they choose to lgrant, or if they do not choose to lgrant anything at all, we will go on, with their consent, to tix a standard of roads to be constructed, and then thc Dominion can go on either with or without, the assistance of the Pro- \.;n¢¢s. . . I hope the Provinces will join and will contribute, but there is nothing in the bill to force them to do so."

I mares ifrlilt oaow

G. B. Hughes, has an invigorator

that will grow hair or moiiel' back-__ ‘ The time to take care oi y0\lf limi

b"C°f"¢a°‘*"dl‘i*‘°- l “°“’ ' k ‘h"` "m"f is when you have hair to takc care

ortunity of roliciting y-fu' lille el 5\|Pf"7'" without personal canvas and ifyou cl.o wre to elect me as one of your representatives I asure you I shall give your interests my careful consideration and attention as well an the improvement and progress of our

'_ city. Thanking you in anticipation for

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oi. ` If your hair is getting thin, fradu- lally falling out, it cannot be long bc- ,fore the spot. HPPSHFS- , The greatest remedy to stop the hair from falling is BALVIA, ilrst ‘Great American Hair Grower. first discovered in England. SAT-NIA f“\" nishes nourishment to the hair r00tB

'more fully in Canada because of the

Our despatches of yesterday told of

the prospect that Lake Superior may He entirely frozen over during the present winter. it is also mentioned that this will surpass all records in the memory of white men. The cur- rcnt winter has been a very cold one in the wcst and may serve to alter the prevailing opinion that our nen- sons are becoming milder than they were. Lake Superior is a vast body of water, 32,000 square miles in areafand should it become covered from side to side and end to end with solid ice, the fact would serve to make the winter of 1912 memor- able for cold, as was the winter of 1812 in which NapoIcon’s army suf- fered disaster in Russia.

We print this morning another let-

ter f_rom James Duncan of Poplar Point on the use of peat fuel. Mr. Duncan's experience in the use of this abundant fuel will lfe found in- teresting and valuable. In this con- nection it may be mentioned that the suggestion has been made that nt the coming Seed Fair in this city ii small prize he otlered for peat fuel specimens, and that an ordinary wood stove be set up and that n peat fire bc kept burning as an ob- ject lesson. We believe this would be of very general interest to thfs: st- tending and would be a valuable mcniis of dissemiriating infcrmation in regard to the possibilities of peat fuel in this Province.

The death of the Duke of Fife,

brother-in-ln\v of King' Grorge, re- news the lesson that death ind be- reavement come alike to tire palace and the cottage. ‘The deep sorrow ol the royal household will cast its; shadow very far and will he realised'

Nflllf-i0HBhiP between our Governon General and the deceased Duke.

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11 you had some piapevsln handy,

sud wouldtake e little now y0l1I‘i l stomach distress or Indigestion would | ‘_ vanish in five minutes and you would! ‘ feel fine. _ '

This harmless preparation will di-I gest anything .you eat and 0\'erc0!!J¢ a sour, out-of-order stomach before_ you realize it. |

If your meals don‘t tempt YOU. Pr;

,what little you do eat seems to fill( you, or lays like a lump of lead in,

your stomach, or if you have heart-_ burn, that is a sign of IndiE¢SU°“~ I 'Ask your l’hai'niacist for a 50-cent; case of Pape‘s Diapepsin and take s | little just as soon as you can. There! will be no sour risiugs, no belchiligi of undigested food mixed with acid.; no stomach gas or heartburn, fulness ` or heavy feeling in the stomach, I\_8\1

ea, Debilitating Headaches, _ Dizci~ ‘ness or Intestinal griping. This will_ ‘all go, and. besides, there will be no. iundigested food left over in the stom-4

sch to poison your breath with nausc-i _ous odors. ._ _ _ | l’ape’s‘ Diapepsln is a certain cure| _for out-of-order stomachs, because it| prevents fermentation and _takes hold! lol your food and digests it iust the 'same as if your stomach \\'asn’t there- l Relief in five minutes from all stoni- och misery is at any drug store wait- ing for you. ’ These large 50-cent cases of Pa_pe’s

lDiapepsin contain more than sufliclcrit to thoroughly cure almost any case ,of Dyspepsia, Indigestion or any lother stomach disturbance. -`

il HAHMLISS Wil IU

troubles.

l Who does not know the value ol- ibuge and Sulphur for keeping the hall i ,dark, soft and glossy and in_s;ood lconditiou? As a lnrittcr of fact hul-

;and a dencieucy of it in thc`hair ist held by Innny scalp specialists to he connected with loss of color and vi- tality of the hail' I`lirl1cstit-nahlv

iSCH-ID troubles, especially premature

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phur is a natural element oflhau, ‘_

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$6000 for Collars $3

for 25.00, $98. 5 4100, $16.50 fo

. Pr.

il By the iirst oi February we Wg,

clear decks on furs. ' 5

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ice Fur Sale

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nuine merit at 1-3 gif

$98 00 mink mulls 77.50,

45.00. 0.00 for 20.00, $3500 0 for 75.00, $5200 for r 10.00, $10.95 for 6,90,

17 sable muffs $25.00 for 12,'50_

Half Price Sale Of Furs

.3 p. C. Persian 'Lamb $16.60 for 9.90

$27.50 lor 19.00, one mole collar $12.50 for

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Brown Squirrel Muffs

14 Sable double lined collarettes 15.00, 20.00, 25.00' up ‘O

42.50 at 1-3 off. .

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PA TONS

Remedy for All Hair .

Many so-called investments are

merely expectancies.A Can-

ada Life Policy- is sure to be

profitaliio.

tg W° K' Charlottetown.

1 ' ~ 1 » . .. I _ - . ;thero is no hotter remedy for noir and if "lam -lee: . lt. I. Branch

:l=“l`8~l'"“SS. than Shire and Sulphur, if Ilfl‘0l><>:`ly I>i'elmred. | The Wyeth (`ht-niical Company or _New York put out un idual F1T_c‘i\.»1r;, tion of this kind, called Vfyeths ‘Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy, in lwhicli Sage and Sulphur are combin- ied with other valuable remedies for lkeehing thc_liu.ir and scalp in clean, healthy condition. `,` If your hair is losing its color or constantly coming out, or if you are troubled with dandruif or dry, itchy scalp, get si fifty cent bottle of Wyeth‘s Sage and Sulphur from your drugxist, use it according to simple directions, and see what s. lliilercnce ,a few days’ treatment will make in the appearance oi your hair. . All druggists sull it, under guaran- tee that the money will be refunded if the remedy is not exactly as repre- sented.

Special Agent, E. A. Foster, Sun-

nyside.

SOME I<`L"RTHER P.I~]~

MARKS ON OUP. PEATS

Sir,-With reference to the method

of manufacture of peat, l may state that I follow that which you quoted .from Chamber's Encyclopedia. On the surface of ti peat bog there is considerable vegetable matter to- be removed-generally' about six inches. In Scotland for this purpose they

R. Il. ltC'GElIt5, iicnvingion, Special Agent.

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CARI)

To the Electors-of Ward Three

Having been waited on by a deputation

of citizens and presented with a numer- ously signed requisition asking mc to bl- come a randidsue for the City Council. I feel it my duly to comply with the request.

I shall therelore be a. cfeiididzue .fer

Ward Three at thu forthcoming Civic Election.

Holding as I do strongly to the convict

is ;_S".?:.E?i....»_Ie_-__,_»._ ...W1__,l_If!!2ff~,.__-V-W. - - f- - V- V--_~ gn. .E _ ‘vu llialihe right of electors In vote as

lidvantaglrs oi at iiood Pasttlre Replace - by Using

Wil 1? "$35 5-3*# "'2."?' :`.'l>'~_» *$112* gy.

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It Keeps Sheep Free From 'licks and Assurcs Better Wool a

_ Heavier Clip.

Favor of Milk and Butter are Improved When llerbageurn Given Regularly.

use an instrument known as the Flauchtlr Spade, it being a round pointed shovel with a long handl and a cross bnr on the end which i- used against the breast. On thi Island a common shovel and an ax will be sufficient. Generally this il the hardest part of the whole pro cess. When this is uccomplshed w are ready for the peat spade.--whicl: is a long n<iri°o\v spade with twt faces at right angles so that every cut of the spade will cut out 5 piec. about thc size of a brick. The soI‘ pests are placid in a wheel bnrron or cart and conveyed to dry ground where they are loft lying flat on tht ground for a few days, till they hard- en a little. Then they are set up on end in clusters of fivc or six and left to dry for about twi weeks when. they are ready to he housed. For this purpose any out building, shed, or barrack is quite sullicicnt as all that is required is something to keep off the rain. It will burn in any kind of a stove, open hearth, or furnace. In this respect it excels coal as a great many people have stoves for wood that arc not adapted for

::Rexall catarrh jelly is a remedy,

we can recommend to all who have cntarrh. It is easy to use and gives] prompt results, Put up in convenient

and acts so quickly that pe0Dl¢ BW amazed. A large bottle for 50c.. ‘

tubes at 250. Sole agents. The Mac-

Kinnon Drug Co. Cor Gt. Geo. & ~ __;._-____-_._____ _ w i _ e Preshyt ri M th d i dh lit Sts. dtf. (Conthiuod on page '5) " and Congregational Ciitirllllies in otlisti: B" eren(t(-;0n~(;`£,`&h; osevgal im"-ch

coal.-If they change from burning wood to coal it eans a new stove, -from wood to peat the same stove

‘ None Better-Cost Only l%c pcr lb. ‘HERE IT IS-100 lbs. Oil Cake Meat, _:.00 lbs. Shorts

Now is the Time io Use It _ And Remember Nothing Else is Quite so Good.

Sole Manufacturers

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'i`wcnt'y=l*i_ve Years". fest Without Failure With

ddil;SES, itil i3Al"l|.E, SHEEP,

li' llvsllltllscflalli allilrrli lull: llllrrlllt ltrruitw

MAKE YOUR OWN CA-LF MEALS

lbs. Herbagenm, about i lb Salt. Mix well. Stir abd' two cupfuls in a gallon of scalding water and feed warm

Leading Poulirymen Assure Us that Ilerbageum lin No Equal' ~ '

the-.y see fit, slimilfi not he ir-terferred

d -iith, I shall do no personal canvassing. I

moy efiy I have no pt-rsmtal f-r-cs lo serve. I have no proniis-a to |n;.l»:~~. I believe in .eivlc inlp|o\.'ev\~ent to.-slstvnt ui li true economy I believe that taxation rliould be kept :tt a ruiuimum consistent with the needs ofthe city Ibelieve in lion:-si civic government. ui sliurt, if you ssc ii to elect me, I shall feel it my duly tc we my energies in promoting the intevests oi the City, guided always b'y my hesfju-.lenient and when po.<sibl»> by -he well iindcrnlucd lines of tho.-to whom I represent.

Sincerely yours,

E. D. aTi~ZRl\'S

i-24t`mwil0i.

To the Electors of Ward Three

L-edies and Gentlemen: _ _

I beg to inform you! have, at the solicit-

.1 ici ofa number of my old supporters

n and many new ones, consented to again

contest the Ward at the forlhconiirlg Lum election for Councillor. I therefore ask your favorable support, and if clccted»| proniiseto give my best attention 10 ‘IP rte-:til of lhe \V:\rd in the future as l l1BV° done in the past. and to thc City in gch- cal.

I remain. Ladies and Gcntlcmeni Yours fnithfnllv,

'rl-ioluas CAMPBELL-

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EARDT

I To the Electors of Wadi

I At a representative meeting °f éhe

t electors of Wafd .five held in tl\¢;_____:&

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I ’ I , I , a , Il Build1nga;lxgstgtvgégngéiitashasL;v_`____ ____

for Chu the next two years I have decided is Ia ceptlhe nomination and as anno_unre__

eting referred tu. l do not_\n!€"

|:lt th-- me _ _ _ha makin a personal canvass, bel\¢\"‘8

‘_ I W '__ *Z* il* electing; know how tn vote without 80)'

to » . . . l believe

.. CHURCH UNIDN.

P. Glance nt the crigin ofthe Basis and the present position of

the question. BY REV. WILLIAM HARRISON.

'£6

will do. I um using it in a New Empress Steel range on which all the

thnear . Mr' Efiif0\`- As Dominion of Canada are now bel the Basis of the 5 B

9 time lm!! arrived whcnlBubmitted for the Consideration

cooking bnkin" etc is done _th union of th Propose organic vote of the officials, members an

11! nd

mw solifitfuvfi cf advise ffm” ""-

l' k `»n the City abreast r-fthe ti|n0‘_ P0

\' iinr :spoug finances will permit. _in |he__:f_l_\’~ (Q fprovement of the sanitary _c_:1_l_;0lf_l_;‘(‘_'“»°_h__r 6 preventing eprdemlrs, typ I - cm and f; disvascn, and in the Encflf “KES” ‘Br as

fosterin ol` local in us rl"

_E F0;e_|_\ib_Ief-I ,t- ‘fl 10 eleci mg, I will

t e ci zen! sec i

. . -~ h 1 lean g. _to the_bes_t oth my ab2;:yé_:_€:__“_'_o*;__i°__ of __- _to m:\_miain t c_ veI’Y ,_ as far as P0". f; ur City and to impr°V¢ I `~' b' _ .

;‘»w_“ very “many "FP,-eriale your sup

port on election dev. _ d Yours \"~‘l'Y T"f ,

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e Goff Bros Great Remoyal Sale of Boots and Shoes

* 2 , began Saturday Morning, Jan, 20 for spot cash only

Our lease of the' 01d stand 'will expire before long and we must get out and sa ood-b t h - s.

_ B A R G°A I IVYSH ye 0 W at has been our business home for 25 ycal'

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' W1 be Ewen 00. 1II1P0_1'téd boots, shoes. Sb1_PPefS» le 'failf cr' 0_9 Wcsr. i_<_Z> clear out the entire stock. ._ __ 12o_______ _______ _____1:I:;w 1s.the time to get a ig supp y or a er, mot er, rot ers and sisters, a whole family outfit. N 0 ApprObdt1011-

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