g ",'ifWe malre no extracharge l_ Dr. Robins*

to thank

.buf-_ it has "been ‘

.t the year and wish them

5 _ , of -The-Season -

_Wpllners Jewelry Storej _

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_ /4 good, strong, neat tilting rubbers that ,, will give you

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The rubbers we are showing this year _are escslgentg

\g _ /! , vsiues forthe money, iitest quality rubber, iioiibe to*

. \_ sun the new style boots,V`weI\ lined and very strong.

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mutex. Aunmqw msn. 'I was cured oi,Acu,te Bronchitis by MINARD'B LINIMEN'l’..,_ » L'r.-cor.. 0. Omuwm

Sussex. ' _ '

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How is your cool bin? Better

let’s fill it now'with good coal at s correct price. j _ `Wishing yon a Merry Christmas.

C; Lyons, & Co V' 'Phone' m ` at this Season for values in ‘ Holiday

Goods, _Dre s_,8__il_l8`

<Cssc9.'Man1_¢u"r@-hots _

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Pipes; Per

Olive A. Lowther and Muriel Low-

1 wupund 4,; Amt, Rhsumgum ther with the General __4||°mb1yg di. fect smoking conditiioln, rigiztuireglii . . I

by MINAR1-,.3 . Vplomas for repeating the whole of _from our patent hum ors. a

Markham' out io_ s_ Bn-‘LING_ the shorter Cathdchism at onefcon- *Willy Bild 100k 0"* 91° ““°"7°“ ' I V L-=~»~1<=~ °»»-= ~~ M .‘z"..:.f.‘:°.:_‘:;'.:.:'°a‘::.::':..2;';°.°::~I . i '

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, t .the audience in V phuig; and |223, and Kent Ste. Mtf. BRANCE OFFICE CIIARLOTTETOWN, P.E.I.

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went hoine happy ax an 0

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morning

celebration

osis-rom Houns.- 'mis oust-aim

News Department closes tonight at 12 and will reopen Sunday night at

SUCCESSFUL. - John Newbury

Conroy, youngest son oi Dr. Conroy of Charlottetown, was by the benches of the Law Society of Saskatchewan in convocation on the 19th Decembw. 1912, admitted into the said Society as a student-at-law.

EARL GRllIY.*'1‘he Earl Grey ar- rived in Charlottetown from Ricton at 10.50 yesterday moruinl- She had twenty-three passengers re- turning, one hundred and seventy tons freight “ and twenty-live bags mail. Dhe leaves at 7 e.. ln.. today on return to Picton.

WEEK Oli' PRAYER.-The opening services in the week of pmyer will be held in Charlottetown Monday night. The service in St. James’ church will be conducted by Rev. Mr. Marshall and in the Central Christian church by Rev. G. _ O. Taylor. The subject will be Thnnkiitlness and Humillation.

"MARKlil'l‘ PRICES.-'l'he following prices were secured on the Charlotte- town market square yesterday and have prevailed since last Tuesday: White oats, V88 to 42c; black oats, 40 to 42c; potatoes 25 to 30c; heel (quarter) por lb, 7 to Sc; beef, (small) per lb, 10 to 16c. The prices quoted by the wholesalers nre:-Po- tatoes 25`to 28c; hay 70 to 'i5c; white oats, 88 to 42c; black oats, 40`to 42c; straw, $5.50 to $6.50.

QUIET WEDDING.- A quiet New

Yesr's wedding was celebrated Jann- ary 1st_s.t the home ol the bride's father, when Miss Irene Bell, daugh- ter of Geo. 0IIer,» Charlottetown, was united in the holy bonds of mat- rimony to Thomas Dockrill Trapp of New Westminster, B. C., by Rev. T. F. Fullerton. Thef happy couple have best wishes' for a pleasant journey on the matrimonial sea.

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CHRISTMAS CONCERT.-- The

annual entertainment and Christmas tree in connection with West River Presbyterian Sabbath School was held ln Afton Hall on the evening oi December 26th. The hall was beauti- fully decorated for the occasion, _While a stately tree. loaded with begs ot blessing as Santa Claus de- clared. occupied s prominent place, TUG l°ll°Wlhs Program was well ren- dered:-.-.Dpaning Chorus-Choir. Read- inr-Anns Ruth McPhee. Recitation- Gertrude Georveatt. Recltation- Willis Kirker. Recitation-Olive Low- ther. Duet-Harriet J, McPhee and James E, Georveett. Recitation- 'Helen (Zraise. Recitation--Stella Kir- kei. Recitetion-Ella McLean. Chor- us-Choir. Dialogue-Four little girls., Duet--Mrs. Doull and Rothe. -McKen- zie. Recitation--Marion McLean. Rs- citstion--Lena Georvsatt. Recitation -Muriel Lowther. Recitatlon-Lori- nor Taylor. Recitation-George N. McPhee. Exercise--Five little girls. Recltstions-Jessie Oraise, Hattie E. Mcmine, Lillian Kirksr, `Jgmima '-Mcheine, Harriet Jane McPhee, New~_ ton Taylor. Solo-Rotha McKenzie.~ Recitation-Jessie McLean. Duet- Blanchc and Dorothy Doull. Recita- tlon-Myrtle Buchanan. Reading-Eb sie McKenzie. Chorus-Choir. Ruth J. Gsbrreatt. [laura McLean and Mary Stretch took their turn in accom- 9111171112 the llllsers on' the or-gan.At thi! Bilge Rev. 'A.°Craise, who pre- sided, presented Mary H. Lowther,

'The iiesrtoia lien ‘

_ The Pipe ' I

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Q13. In the interim i.lii4J can be phon- ,Ruse on Mandi, at 9 ,__ m_ In “_

SIQNA'I'URE.-A birth G“8l’<lll-ll letter Box.

srsninmswaits the ,senders

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_`MONDAY_’B ;S'HDOT.-The second handicap shoot for the Silver trophy presented bythe MacKinnon Drug C0.. will bcilred lt Judson'|, Rifle

_dition to the c p shoot s. number of team and individual matches will be arranged. Don’t forget the date, Monday; January 6th. _

INWARD 'I‘RAINS.- Yesterday the

Southern accommodation arrived in Charlottetown at 10.25 a. m., ten minutes late; the Cape Traverse at 10.10 a. m., on time; the Eastern nc-- connnodstion at 12.00 p. rn.; nity- iivs minutes late; the Western accom- modation at 12.20 p. m., on time; the Snmrnerside accommodation at 5.50 p. m., thirty-dva minutes late. The special to connect with the Min- -to left Charlottetown for Summer- side at 6.00 a. m. and returned at. 4.15,p., m. _

_HRE'S FISH STORY;

D0 Y_OU DOUBT IT?

NEW YCRK, Jan. 1.-Passengers

,who arrived from Cuba on the Have-_ na told a dsh yarn that was some- what diflerent. On Sunday night the sailors in _the foc’sle felt s. sudden :lar and wondered if they had struck ‘lce. All hands rushed on deck and sew a iish twenty-tive feet long, cut iin two by the, stcamship’s stem. ` '

_ - FINANCIER DEAD.

NEW \YORK, January 3.- James R. Keene, long n big dgnre in finan- cial and sporting circles, died today aged 74. _

FYFHER ROBBED OF ITS TERRORS

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-Ether was

_administered subcutnneously for the iirst time in Brooklyn Saturday and ‘was highly successful. The injection .was made by Dr. G. Frank Ssmmls l°f N0- 65 Decatur street, in the tKings county hospital. The sub ect, -a private patient, was sudering diem 3 I’|`°k°1\ 15160-659- 'Php name of this _.patient was not made public.

Dr. Sammis suggested that the new method of administering the shoes- thetic be used. The inlection was -made directly into the veins of the pa.tient's arm, and within two min- utes from the time that the injection was made the Patient was under the influence oi the anaesthetic. V Then ths_ operation ol "sewing" the knee-cap together was performed by Dr. R. M. Roms oi 246 Clermont avenue. Alter the patient cams from under the induence- ol the ether there; `was no nausea and 'the patient was `ae normal as though the knife never had_been used. '

This avoidance oi nausea. physi-

cians have been trying to accomplish 'lor years. They believe the new me- thod will rob operations of half their horror, not only because of no un- _pleasant after silecte of the ether, _but because it does sway with the terrifying cone snd',the unpleasant necessity oi inhaling the vapor. It is the physical aspect of the old way, _the doctors declare, that causes half the patient's fear of an operation. , Dr. Sammls declined last night to discuss any plia_se.,,of the case in 1.whlch he had taken so prominent a part. although the details had sl- ‘_ready become public through other `media. '

::When`you come here for cigars

-you can pick from such famous lines es Tuckett's, Marguerite; Van Horn, E1 Presidente, Msritanie., ,‘l.‘nckett’s, Bouquet, Peg Top and ` -Stonewall Jackson and you get them in per-

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turkey a Nicholson roomo co." no _ I

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open.

Jan. ,Ulla and Mill, _

Charlottetown

, Society °

Will Prepcnif " "The isle oi, Walla-

Wooloo”~ -

A New and Original Musical

Comedy in Two Acts. _,

Book I. Lyrics by'I"rsnk Oliver Music by Professor Wsihis 40 People

Part ofprocesds for benefit of St. Vis-

ceni's Orphanage, iz- 26 M tf

-mil 2

'A Remodel

In

Winter Time

You dont have to wait till Spring for building

your new walls and ceilings or remodelling. Use

Beaver Board

It may be put up at-any season, takes the place

of lath and plaster, will* not crack and never needs Vreplac`ng. ' Used on every type of building, nailed directly to studdiug in new work or over the old lath and plaster for remodelling.

Let us show you how you can use Beaver Board. Call write or telephone.

' The Rogers Hardware Comyany. Limited.

Sale Agents for P. E. II.

The Great-West lilo Assurance Bo. I

announces--with due acknowledgment to all re- sponsible---another year of great success in 1912. A discerning public has favored the Company with Applications exceeding $25,ooo,ooo during the year. _

The Management is not unmindful that much of ‘ this great business is due to the kindly co-oper- ation of well-satisfied policyholders, now .num- bering over 4o,ooo, and protected to the extent

of over $83,000,000.

And public acknowledgment is made of the many - gratifying expressions of appreciation received during the year of results under, Policies now

maturing.

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this year. Hope you enjoyed a Merry Christmas », y ' and ~ ' ` ‘_ that' you will have a ‘ Happy, _ prosperous, _H ealthful

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that gives entire satisfaction is s luxury.

Either my Patent I’ressur°

factory results. They heat every rocm in the house to n summary temperature at the egpense keeping only one stove going.

For full psrti:ulsrs snii

testimorials, call, write or phone 394-1.

Jas. A. Mcliachern

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SOMETHING F OR MEN WATCIES. CHAINS. F053. RINGS PINS, LINKS. ' _ STIJDS and olsnty of other items that gentlemen

sro so lond of. You can't go astray when bu in here

s\7ss'lr runcssss is oustusrsnn. E. W. 'I' A Y I. 0 I,

South Side Cueenlt. I

Foxes For Sale

Three Female Black Foxes.

Two Male Black Foxes.

Two Fannie Cross Foxes.

One M s Cross ox A extra large. Good Color. Fine Spaci- msns. ‘ '

I"ive_ Male Blue Fosen

Otter these Male Blue Foxes st Bargain

Prices to the highest Bidder as we &svs too many Male lue Foxes llnr this I t- er’a Brgedbng. ALL FOR MMll%Dlr Ill B . Abi. T0 BE B0 I8

Wire or come to St. John. N. B.. If You

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Victoria, Loi 29.

I oifer for sale my farm of 150 acres

situated on the Tryon Road near Vic- torin.

This [nrm won silver medal in season

1012 ; is one nf the most fertile farms in theprovince. All crop and large quant- ity of mill feed has been fed onthe place for years; good orchard fenced with wire and cedar. All buildings up-to date and in good repair including one of the best burns in the Maritime Provinces, with concrete floors throughout, silo, root house und n complete water sys- tem on taps making it one of the most desirable properties for dairying or mixoi farming in the province.

Also that farm known as the Dawson

form within u mile of Victoria Harbor. consisting of 55 acres. This is one of the oldest dairy farms in the vicinity. is ln high state of cultivation, buildings are in good repair and -include all

ary ontbnildings with silo NIC.

house. The balance of the comprising 45 acres can also. mnkingn total of 100 farm has one of the best. Province where plenty of

always at hand.

_ Lol 29.

Limsttldlpd.

Valve or jacket systems of ' home heating -will give satis'