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A clean stomach

and `a clear head are the guarantees of _

‘ Abbey’s Salt , 25. ....1 eo. bona.

Sold everywhere.

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A good almanac is ever welcome.

The annual number of the Na-Dru-Co Almanac, the 1912_ Edition, now out, is if anything more interesting and more useful than its two predecess- rs. OBesides the usual solar and lunar tables and dates of eclipses, the Na- pi-n-Co -Almanac gives much informa tion which it would be iliilieultto rind elsewhere. Examples of this are the Map of- Altitiules, ’l`ime Tables of the world, Figures on Area, Popula- tion, Exports and Imports, Records of Canadian Premiers, Govesnors- General, etc. Nmrly all leading Druggists have

mpics of the Na-Ilru~Co Almanac for their customers, or it may be had by writing the National Drug & Chfmli- ml (wow of Canada, Limited, Mon- trenl.

CHILD KILLED AT I-IALIFAX;

HALIFAX, Jan. .22-Eileen Cecilia, the six-year-old daughter of James 1.1 Hamilton, was killed while cross- ing the street at her father’s house Saturday evening. 'l‘he little girl was not seen by the driver till she was under the horse’s heels.

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Have you worn "Lustre

Loom" Uii<lcr.<l;irts ?- The-.f l look like silk, but wear .

l P_EKI_l`_iG. Jan. 23--Premier Yuan .Bhi_Ka1 s efforts to bring about the §a_bdieation_ of the Throne have failed, and the situation in China enters a _“ew _and Perplexing phase, l ?""°“ Cllmll. the ex-Premier, Prince Pu LUN. GX-President of the lN9-tl0flBl ASE!-2m.bly and Prince Tsai iSaun. brother the ex-Agent, absented lllemsrlvfs from conference of the

liginces of the Imperial clan today, yi ich left the decision as to abdica. lon to rcactionaries who havebeen ;tr°n§tll0“1ll§_theii~ hands since the rcinier permitted the probability of

abdicntlon to become known.

The Favoly Laxalive

One et Night Makes the Next Day I-ll`1Kht& `No Charge if It Doscn‘t.

Because of its extremely gentle and ellectlve IUIUOU. Rexall Orderlies have ibecome the most popular Remedy for

_ ;(.onstipati0n_

` We' ure _so positive that Rexall Orderlies will do all that is clairred for them that we positively gum-ml. tee to hand back the money you llaid us for them upon your mere re- ;l_“<iSt. if you are not entirely satis- ici . l Rexall 0r\lcrlir~s are eaten like Cflllily. ure very pleasant to the tlisl-9. (lil Il'-Ill Lfrille, cause iiausca, or filly other annoyance usually exper- ,ienced when or<linni~y ¢ntln1i~tif's are gused. i Rcxall 0rde1‘lif;s lin‘-'e-ai positive rc- ;I§ll1u1'ul2I\'c effect upon the bowels and §tend to provide permanent relief lfrom ('on..'tipntlon and the myriad 'of asrocirite oiliiieiits. Bzlsides, they hell) to overcome the necessity of the constant use of lnx:-itives to keep the bowels in normal condition.

We honestly bclicvc thf=re is no

similar' medicine so good as Rcxall _Ordcrlif's, espvciziily for rhildrcn. aired, or ill,-licate piiople. They aw \»re|>al‘c\l in convenient tablet forir. in tlirec sizes of ii;1ci=,:i'_'os_ Piiicos, 10h., 25-<1., and 501:. \\"l»_v not try them at our own ri;-ik on our guar- nntee?

ltiiiiwrnlier, l_`for.':ill lb“.ii\elli<»s can be

obtained in this i-oininlliiity only ai

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figcrits

non Di'ug Co.

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\Ve are sole P. E. l. agents

want iii the line. named above

iicsburg and Paris.

We cziii furiiisli you-willi

want in this line. Vi-'i'iie toili

fl , ' on ' Steamoiid Hot. 'T ly

famous firm of Walworth Maiiuflieturing Co.,

Boston, manufacturers of bros.-; and iroii goods :ini tools and steam and hot-water heating good 4.

This firm is one of the th ; lurgf-.~t in the worlfl, if not the largest, and has a full stock of cverytliing you c-:.ii`-.il possibly '

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The Campbell Milling C0-» Umital Toronto, Canada

It pays to buy in this Province.

'There were no cases before the

_Police court in this city yesterday. ,

_J. 0. Arsenault, Manager Mutual

Life of Canada, left last night for =i\'ova Scotia.

1 A good time is in store fm' all

‘those w_lio attend the skate at S, D, (0-. tonight. Train leaves at 7.30.

Hon. J. A. McDonald, Cardigan,

was in the city yesterday and left on return on the mail special last night.

The Superior of St. Vincent’s Or- phanage gratefully acknowledges ii barrel of flour and soap from the Pastime Club.

R038!" Westaway,"Georgetown, who

hull been ill lille City On a, business trip left last evening on the mail gpg. cial on return.

H. D. nobie, M. L. A., Arrington. l-Ut 14. not Lot 16, as is stated ,so often in the Prince County column

iwaf; d a visitor to the city ,yes er ay.

i __ l Rev. Hamilton Wiglc, B. A., of l Amherst, who is well known here, l has presented each of the superannua- Wd and S\1Pernumerary minister ol ,Canada and Newfoundland with n icopy of his book entitled, The Veter- |an and other Poems.

l E. D. Stei-ns, City, has been waited upon by _a delegation from Ward threr asking him to run as councillor fo. that ward in' the coming civic elect- ion. Mr. Sterns has consented ani' his card will be foundeisewhere in this paper.

Miss Mary Gordon, trained nurse.

arrived yesterday from Winnipeg, or, a visit to her mother Mrs. John Gor don of.Alberton, who is seriously ill Mrs. Gordon’s sister, Mrs. Danie' .ilontigomcry of Georgetown has been I .vitn her for some days.

It is unflcrstooll that the Swastik;

Hockey Team of Windsor, intend ti .liallerigc for the Starr Trophy won lest year by the Victorias of this vylty. 'lliey are at present leading ii. i..l1c_ir l.ea_:ue and every iiidicatioi. boiuiis to their obtaining the righ! to challenge for the Ti~opby_ Windsu; has ii fast zirgrciziition and which- ever P. E. I. team has the honor ol defending the trophy will uiidoubted ly have a worthy rival in the Swas- tikus.

Referring to the icebreaker Stanley,

formerly of this port, a Sydney ex.. change says:-The government, ice- breaker' Stanley arrived in port this inoruiiig. l~lcr chief aim in coming to Sydney was to break up the ice suffi- cently to allow of the Coal Com- _>any’s .stcs.inci‘s to get out.. But wliilc here she made several trips ui- .lie harbor as far as the R. C. I-3. Yacht (Tlub. Although in places thi ice is almost two feet thick and of r- tough, lcnthery consistency, the Stanley walked through it with ar much ease as a pleasure boat glides over the water -of the river on a calm summer’s day. She is an ice breaker frcin bow to stern. Her bow.- arc sharp and solid, und, heavy in the stem, she risen above the ice and then settles down again, breaking -ill before her. A large crowd of peo ple congrcgatcd along the Esplanadi all morning, as it is some years since Sydney has been visited with such it boat. The C. B. Electric Co., when asked by the Post _this morn- ing, stated that they did not knov. whether they would be able to ge. their boats out from here or not, but thought probably they would Steam is being kept up in case tht ice breaker get far enough in to- wards the wharf.

The following is an extract from a

late Moose Jaw, isask., paper; liast nlglit. thc Young Bachelors' Social Club were the hosts at ll ii`1asquermli» bull which wan, without doubt, the inost siiccessfiil of its kind cvcr held in this city. Before nine o'<‘lockla1‘,1:c numbers of gully decked young peo- ple throiigcd to the Moose Hall and stcadily until about ten-thirty the guests of the Young Bachelors made their appearance in the ball room. There were over one hundred and for- ty in costumes, a large number of which attracted marked attention. Miss Penzle Robblee's' outfit evident- ly was the favorite among the ladies and exhibited to perfection the .origi- nality and beauty of a dress literally' "ovcred with sheaf wheat. Miss Mu- riel Crane was “Moose Jaw's Boost- er” und wore a white dress on which wasprinted the population of Moose .law at this date compared with that of several years ago, also the build- ing estimates of thc post year com- pared with that of 1900. Miss Grace Manning looked very well in the "Swan" costume. Two young ladies appeared as "Canada" and quite a number of girls looked charming in cowboy suits. In all there were over two hundred present. Including the extrns there were twenty-five dances which were thoroughly enjoyed by all present. A dainty lunch was served at midnight. The music, supplied by Mitehell's orcliestra, was excellent. -Miss Robblec referred to in above is a daughter of A. Robhleo nf Vic- toria and is well known in this city,

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NI? need of llnglnl tihe praises oiou .‘.‘£.. °" ‘2§°‘.i.° " .°2.~‘i.', ‘ll.°’..§°.`.'.‘.‘ £32

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our Cream gr Eidakon etc daily. Thu

~ Miss Florence Matheson and Miss '

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Rev. Ewen M'acDougall will preach Sabbath 28th at Dundas at 10.30 and Bangor at five p. rn.

Rev. E. S. Weeks of Mt. Stewart

went to Fredericton last evening en route to the Grand Division which meets this morning nt Clinton. Hel will return to Mt. Stewart towai'ds` the end of the week.

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Bertha Proud ol Palo Alto, Calif, who are visiting at Milton the guest of Miss Annie Moore accompanied -,, her to this City yesterday where the 5

party spent a pleasant day.

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The following registered at the '-

Queen ~I-Iotel, City, between 10 o’- clock last night and 9 o’clock the Previous night 1- . C..Ha1l, Mont- real; L. M. Pa_quet, Bouris; S.Wood, Mt. Herbert; Katie MeCray, Boston;

James Fay, Newport. ..

Vernon Crockett, Principal of the

Hillsboro Consolidated School, is unable to accept the Principalship of West Kent School. Another applicanti will be tendered the position and in< the meantime Mr. Campbell will re- main in' charge until his successor

arrives.

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About two hundred attended tliei

'vhist party and dance in the iiniglits of Columbus Hall, City, last night under the auspices of the Chil- -» .iren of Mary and in aid of the Notre flame Convent. The chaperones were \.Irs. Alex McDonald, Miss D. D. ltyan, Mrs. James Byrne and Mrs. T. H. McDonald. A highly enjoyable time' was spent andthe proceeds '

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The Court of Appeal in Equityl 3';

gave judgment yesterday in thc last 2 »f the appeal cases from the Vice- .‘hancellor’s decisions now pending* . 'or some time. During__the late Mas- vr of the Roll's illness they could, 3 'lot be heard, as the Court could not .e constituted without his presence. i ' -`ince the appointment of the preseut` ; .vlastcr of the Rolls they have all `?;_ .een argued and determined. Thescilli

-ippeals are, and were determined aszly

`ollo\vs:-Hannah B. Stewart, Ap-if

~ellant vs Lucreta A. Huestis, Res- ig

iondent. McQuarrie for Appellanlhi

ludgnient of Vice Chancellor confirm- ed, appeal dismissed with costs. W.

`~lcLeod and Bently for Respoiulentwk,

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Visit the Great Ianuary Clearance Sale 'A .

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Ula/I0//I/:ery fam#

The Busiest Store on Charlolieiown's Buaieat Street

_Icmuary Clearing Sale ~

Still go A on

Heavy price cuts in almost every

Department ‘

Among the display of discounted items. ,Women's Winter Underwear

Women’s Coats and Skirts

Women's Suits worth to $20 for $7 "

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Womens Suits worth to $30 for $10 All furs of every sort_ ' _,_

All Blankets and Quilts

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N. I-l. Carvell, Appellant, ivs. W. il. Aitken, Respondent. McQuarrie, for Appellant, McLeod & Bentlev for§ Respondeiit. Judgment ofthe Vice! hancellor confirmed and Appeal dis-I nissed with costs.. John A-. Messer-l xcy, Appellant vs Walter Mathieson, i itesponflent. Judgment iof the Vice* "'

thancellor confirmed, and referred lack, to him to make necessary de- -.ree. Each party to pay his own costs of Appeal. Costs of court below

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to be decided by \'ice-Chancellor. .dlimilieth Hurry, Appellant, vs Edna -.

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,{urry, Respondent. Johnston for Ap- " iellant, Stewart & Campbell for Res- iondciit. Appeal withdrawn and judg- ment of Vice Chancellor affirmed. James A. Farquharson, Appellant, .'s. T. A. Stewart, Responilent.‘, 'laudet for Appellant, Martin fori 5 Respondent. Judgment of the Vicel

hancellor confirmed and appeal dis- nissed with costs. St. James’ chur-_ ch, re legacy under Will of Roberty Vlciiaiirin. Martin for Appellant., Gaudet for Executors. Appeal with- .imwn and judgincnt of the Vice'

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\Vhen you retain 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 sane cafe

in selecting the careful, eempetent reliable Druggist for your Prescriptions and Drug wants ?

It is pleasing to know

that right here is where you get what is called for, we never sohslituie you get what you pay for. Plioiie or call

on us for your next drug wants. \\.’e`llailciid to your orders pi uni-

plly.

Johnson (Q Johnson The Quality Drugstore

".‘l1anccllor cor‘fii‘mcd with costs. Vlatthew W. Murphy ADDGUHYW Emily Murphy Respondent. McLeod -2. nenut-y for Appellant. D- A- MC- icinnon f...- iiesi>on<lent. Appeal with- drawn :ind jiulgment of Vice Chancel- lor affirmed with costs. The only other iioperil is l).R. Morrison Appell- ant and f-Yunimnrside Water Commis- sioners Respondent, which lb Still

before the court.

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l\l.ic's Blood l-‘ood is a

preparation that for curative qiralities is unexcelled. lt

tones up the system, builds up the body and brain and feplcnishes the veins with rich, red, life-giving blood.

lt will relieve and cure.

any disease caused by im- pure blood in the system his easy to take and qt once begins a prompt and hinting cure. Price 50: a b.x. Prepared and sold only by

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sfawuits Bakery The, 2 Ma¢3_ 'Ee TO0n1bS 127 Qlleén SC.

Will hold at this store a Grand l

Yard wide soft print cotton="s worth 15,for l

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Reqular 10c Canadian Prints 7 1 2

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“ Spring Suits

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Clothi Dresses; i

Wash Dresses

' On Monday and Tuesday _

Ianuary 22nd and 23rd

ALL i.AniEs or cHARi.orTsTowN, AND ALL PARTS QF P.

E. Island,are most cordially invited to be preser_it.Yo_u will see a complete display of the very latest New York models in all the lines indicated above. You will not

be importuned to buy, but if you see any model that appeals to you, we will have

it duplicated in your size, at a few days notice.

The “Novi” Medi Company” as you are aware, are just about the S1112l1'tCSf

most up to date designers in thc Doiiiiiiion-in close connection with New York -and will show you by all -ineans the finest line of dresses and suits available in

Canada.

lEven if you have to travel from the extreme end of P. E. I. it will be Worth

your while, if you :irc anxious to get something “different” or exclusive.

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OVER THIRTY-TWO MILLION DOLLARS

For the year ending 26 Dec i9ir the Sun Life of

No better evidence _of the popularity of that good

old company could be given.

l~`0XES WANTED

ante to uy: e or two pair `

Black or Silver Gray foxes -

Chalham ,

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Between Si;=John Ani Ballon '.-

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its light sympathetic touch and ezi- qulsite hand polished case places it above all rivals in the Canadian

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manship and modern ingenuity _ I _ _ _ _ l

The Willis self-_playmg.piano is corice lf-‘Il *i all fXI’§l`l“ “_ *Q

above comparison with any other Canad\:in_ in <'min_en_t; l be » 11-. is even better if possible that in the "FGM-YY “lllli “'\1\l¢ “N playing mechanism is the best that iiiuilcrn skill can produce. can i.. many and bs... me wana, pray uw in-.si c»>mP°=ll\°f\l °f rm" f»\v°f|\°

music masters. _ _

|63 Kent Street ug GL George SL _ -

market. The self playiiig piano is

the utniostidee. in artistic work- 'N

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