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‘ JANUARY 18. 1912 ' _ -one ninnee News _ 'ral'-_: cHA1u.o'r'rs'rowN GUARDIAN mer or -sew MGE pm; V

The Wrotcliedness T f.§."i‘3‘3..'.‘2’.I’.‘l.“§£‘;? CllARl.0'l` lEl`0WN

c,,ed_ - re they were recon-

of Constipation

nes. and lscligemon. They do their duly.

“ Genuine..-ui.. Siennnne _ Pwfllns.

_ i Fannin As A Brunsn.

9‘_‘ - d PARIS- 5511118-ry 15-The court to-

. ` ui' ucquitt d J

MOTHER-IN-LAW cuisr cAusr; wee seqisef 0, ““,,’§f,e[,°,f:,‘{`,',',‘1°2t,;",‘,f',’{)° IN wRscK1No or HAPPY Hoi/is Deputy Pascal Ceccald, a §,__d,c,,’,_,,0‘j

-- einllst_ th ' .1 ' ~

Nnw Yosk, Jen. 14-when Henry the sung tl,`;tgf,,,,,,f";f,

B

P. Lewis, chief cleric of the Dome tie not uulshed by 1a,,,_

FOUHUOH Omceff Charged the mother foncorruption, but do not Speak of

D ln-law with being responsible for corruptor up a would be corruptor

more trouble between yoilng married The state attorn - people than anything else with love appeal, ey gave notice of 8

for strong drink 9, close second. The 'u . .

“Mother-in-law,” said Miss McQua<1o ence \i?it(i1getli3¢? ur§,}i1iiistiiia(i‘ tbefpqiidt? mat!-

..are really the cause in a great m,,1__ prevent judges from bein gr is? r ig ority of cases of disagreements be. to the Algerian district tgo wiiilc-her lei tween husbands and wives who come had been appointed as u Pllliishment

into this court. If only the mother- for certain acts

in-law would let young married cou- According to gh ~\ . ples alone, I think more than half trial Ml Ceccaldi 5/aesv;(uerIpcr‘ie;1; sage their qliarrels would disappear. time ago to receive an ordiharv l te -"A mother-in-law should never pe, ter from the iudge with 1 000 'fmjcé

‘,more than formal visits to the home enclosed. Thetjudgc testified that be of her married son or daughter,” add- knew nothing about the em',;°Bure of

ed Miss McQuo.de. "Under no ein. the m0n.,y_

gumstances isihciilléld' she remain in thc

ouse over n g .' ' , _

from Harrisburg, Pa., that of ay°,m,;

Miss McQuade mentioned o, cage

1 l d ' - »

coup e marr e only tuo days. The Your Mono Back if You are not Sat-

mother-in-law, Miss McQuade said. had Stayed with the young couple a week and left with the home gmc.

To the Electors

Charlottetown

Ladies and Gentlemen *"1 bi? tempt to cure chronic constipatio

Y

isfied with the Medicine We `

Recommend.

We are so positive tt\s;.t our remed on, no matter how chronic it m

eine at our _expense should it fail t lroduce satisfactory results

_ “Drinking b eh h d Con quickly be overcome li! slovenliness ony thee pargusggmghe wage

Said Miss McQuade, “frequently bring venue couples into court. Then ne!

Q

bands. Ni 1;

i =--W. =-e--»-.»--»--ee :assess .:;:;':‘:; “sin

It pays to buy in this Province.

visiting his parents, Wm. C. and M

r Howard, Clyde River.

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the Abbles of Charlottetown w

in the Arena on Friday evening.

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held in the K. of C. Hall on Tuesday ____ night, Jan'y 23rd, Single tick ts W. H. Collett, Victoria, leaves to-

reserv .

50c, all should e the date

by ad in this issue.

etown soliciting their support- at th

5 forthcoming civic elections.

“ A Cornwall correspondent write

that the recent severe frost ha

permanent structure on that site.

A lettcr recently came to the Corn

at Cornwall.

Friday evening in St. Paul’s Soho l

room. Admission 25c, proceeds in L d_ F h t (11 _ an i°:.sr:;~ ef? eéiimie?1f=“?°»iiii"»f“`e5`°-

oi will permanently mu ve constipub doors 5 9 0 Ca Y - course at Dalhousie College from

i _

Y

al'

be, that we offer to furnish the mcdi» The funeral of the late Nei1McKin_ y g

) o non ‘took Cplace on Dec. 16th to \1_ gn and in 1905.05 studied at

_ ~ Brooifield cmetery. The service at United Free C0119 G1 \ _

I _ _ ge, asgow, Scot l' is Worse than “$91955 t0 *lt the house and grave was conducted -m.,d_ He devoted a year to the Nat.

“ by the REV- MF- BECK He W3-B the ional Sunday School field in Nova

T0 1Df0T!1?. y0l1 that I have at 6 with cathartic drugs. Laxatives or Son of the late Hugh McKinnon an,

t

solicitation ofa number of lnflueii- catliertics do much harm. They calm leaves to mourn one brother and one ~ ~ e tial citizens. eonsented to nominate 3 feuubiou. irritate. and weaken the sister-Angus nna .renee en the old lgétlijcgggefhizgen

ot- . . . n hpmestead' ,The pallfbearers W°"e:”‘ :amc to Hyde Park. On Dec. 27 he

more chronic. Besides, .their use be- LlxogvgallxglafstiriiicixiomsonnBiwyirln, Jai;/Iies manied Miss Lena B_ Murray' da,,gh_

. , _ 1 0 , lam c- ~

Constipation is caused by weakness Dougdll and Arthur Sentner. ter of Rev. John Murray, at Clifton.

the progress and prosperity gf our of the nerves and muscles of thc

Ciiy and all such progressive mem large intestines or descending coloné

S

owels and tend to make constipatio

for the office of Mayor of Cbarl

tetmfvn' , coires a habit that is dangerous.

I have always been in favor of

To expect permanent relief you mu

deemed consistent with a .reason- these Organs and ,eStore them t able expenditure of public nioiievlheelehier nneiviey-_

lf

shall have my hearty support.

d_ lics on our recommendation. Thc

ure exceedingly pleasant to take, b

miuistrat th' 1 l i _ . _ _ _ _

e ‘S “mom no mgt to 1I‘l-T CM'-fl” lllie 09-¥\‘1Y, and are ideal the 20th rust., and after returning to titled _,Home Again,” has brought

the ad 'ance ent f tl ~ ._- ~ ~

‘ m ° le Cmlens Cillldfvn, dcllilate DJBOHH. and New York will come here to outfit for wth an enormous amount of new

As the time is sliort, and especial- ly as civic voting is now comliici- 'l`

opportunity to eariiostly solicit e

folks, as well as for the robust.

hcl' Mt llil`0Cll1Y OH the MYVBS 8110 (The Stephano was lierc last aiitlimn

ed by ballot' I Shan “ut he amp’ muscles of the bowels, vrliey apparent.

lv have u nmitral action on other ou-

vcr. Tlicy may be taken at any time v that g y _ ny or night. They will positively re- -.vas a decided victory for the Ramb; ceivg a copy of the Dicwre' ,LHB G

€l€Ct€d I Shall (lo my utmost (0 3 Y the Ship _fl-nd Ulu hm' 5t3t@f30m5` Wil: _______.____-

0-- be occupierl, She should leave abou. :That Most bmumul picture’ ew

the seallishery.-St. John, Nflri, Exe

‘eague series of matches. The gain

. _ . ‘ A

your votes and mnuemc m_ the ap licvc chronic or habitual constlpat- lor-5, the score standing 7-0 in favo prnaching Mayoralty c(mte"'t' i011. if “Oli Of SU\`KiC9-1 Vane*-Y. and 'if the Airiherst team. It is only fai

Thanking Y°“ for lm* favors the -iuyrlntls of associate or lleperltl- 'zo state, however, that the Thistle

and confidently allticiplifitig your ent chronic ailments, if taken with

gularity for a reasonable lenfzth of this season and the members of tb

time 12 tablets 10 cents; 36 tab- team have done but little playing to- Herald ml Week, qt _

~ ' _ _ , g . 1 y i. nr should do so

’ gether Before the season is o\cr th.. at once and make sum of having a

_hearty support. _ fe

I remain. ladies and Gentlemen

I-4dtf. Kinuon Drug Co. _

t 25 cents; 80 tablets, 50 cents

- "’ lc s, ~ -

Yours fmthfuuy' Sold in Charlottetown only at our Springhill boys will be able 'to put u

` t atch w

CHAS- LY(-)NS~ store-The Rexall Store. The Mc~ a good game. The ncx m th

_ he played in Amherst between ' Sackvilla team and the Rambler

I - _

» Rexall

, Tooth ,Powder

_ ' few ears' experience on t

Splendid hockey player in Roy Pine

mouths. Try a tiu 25c,

With a y ice Tloy will qualify with the be

' play the game all the time. ln fac

- ' v sl “ oo

Z The MacKinnon Drug Co.

any oi t e - Exo. (Fred Locke, Charlottetown,

Ernest Howard of Govan, Sask., is --

rs. - -

here, is now at New York undergoing

Rev. G. M. Young, pastor of Bruns- extensive, she will likely go on

»

Purely vegefabl; `I']*.v"i(¢"/ Eiielig OTP the part of either is moths -scinurel md f./1'-’;""'4 " ""' '_' easeeof oringiagidle luflgrg was the

'__' i' _ nf. 3, ' _

Emily onthe Jf,.'vf,\_-_V cause his usual suciipdr coiigidltlizrdle og: wick street. church spent the week dock.

Fl- C“f° _.»_'f,'.,'._J... ITTLE of a bologna 5auSage_ V end in Chatham.-Halifax Exe. (Rev “nf->f*’_ ‘V ER The report shows that in 1911 Mr. Young is well known here.) Tomorrow Friday evening in Bt. He - _ »_ - \ PILLS. they-9 We,-e‘ 3383 wal-rants and Wm; ___ Pauyg Schoolroom Major Bartlett saliva _ _ mangas Issued’ and that 1-425 of the The Crystals of Summerside and will deliver an illustrated lecture on

. . _ ill Mary Queen of Scots.. Admission 15c

Dim’ A ° ` ` ""'"__' warrants w

ere f d l' t _ _ _

or e m “en bus meet in the first game of the season -proceeds in aid of P. E. I. Hos-

Whist n and Ribbon dance will be Rankin's. an

e .~ ~ A

A party in Chatham, N. B., wants who was called home about a year

‘$0 DUFCIJBSG 0116 OI' CWC Pair of black ago on account of the illness of his or silver grey foxes as will be seen father who it is pleasing to sence re_

Relations Courtpmade his annual T e verdict D i t t th h S. A. McDonald has his card iu

0 n B ou at t 9 this issue to the electors of Charlott- On Monday evening the ladies of

report yesterday, Miss Rose Mctluade law punish elected representatives

` e the Aid Society of the Central

made a. bridge of ice from York presented Mrs. Floyd with a beauti- Point to Brighton and hopes in the iul leather handbag. Mrs. Murdock not too distant future to seea more _\icLcod made the presentation in a

wall post. oilice addressed to “Fox delightful social ciining was spent.

Avenue," P. E. Island. Any person Zllfillg information as to the location Rev. A. M. McLeod, the new pas- of this avenue will confer a favor bv tor of the First Presbyterian Church communicating with the postmaster Hyde Park, was installed last even-

One of the most interesting nnii ferry-five. Rev. s. w. steeirel ol

romantic lives in all history is that Providence, R. I., moderator of the 'if Mary Queen of Scots. Hear Malor presbytery, pr¢5;ded_ Rev_ ML Mc. BBl`t10U1'B €10<ll1€l\t and BC\10lf1f1l` Leod was born on a farm in Lorne, lecture ou this fueciuetiiis sublet* Picton county, N. s., Dee. 24, im,

O .

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when the S' Shstephann Ifetums to able assistant of ber husband. Their

sores the citizens desire and are amature tone up and Strenghen igvg Yfcéikh§‘§ft;§]§11dx_n°“§‘;“Q,‘; mga; home is at 10 Thatcher St. wednes-

C 0 will vvisit the West India. Islands and fggd§;‘i1nl;g;_eg,_P;,I;,Ojliuflhggkilvlgarisia?

°°i““’ i" th” G9” °f. Memo' A “"5” ieners wiiieiiuwiii he held in the

We want you to try Ytexall Order- number of tourists will go south in :much VEsu_y__}-,oston Pwen

_ - , _ it _ r. _ _

mr d°I deem 't“e°°Ss‘"5' t° PmS°` souiiite erseus or claude. They' <10 tomsiiriiiilgiiiiihiiiitreliiiiixgfelhniiaaxietw:lie ‘mh the ‘iuilfgtof Ordmtii' cute a'Per$°n9'1CanV35- < not purye cause excessive looscnese Thistles of that town in the first of colémms 0 Jef; Wtlpsrrantels "gm tm

- - _ .- _ " . ~ 1 ', _. noiceaposiieg ‘

_ I therefore avail ni) self of this noi create any inconvenience what the GuniliorlaiidWestmoreland hockey Humishers that every Suhscrilber tn

Tl

ur; copy of the picture "Home Again.

of them. Walter Simpson would also

l There will be band at the Arena tonight. '

S S Rosalind well known

repairs, and as these will be quite

pitnl. Tickets now on sale at John- sou & Johnson’s, Jamieson's ll

day on a two rnontbs business trip to Bishop, California. Mr. Collett,

covered, purposes residing in this Province for the future.

Christian Church gave their pastor's wife a pleasant surprise when A large

s number of them met at the home of s Rev. J. F. Floyd, Prince St., and

Sew well chosen words, and 1vlrs_ Floyd made s. suitable reply. Ice

- cream and cake were served and a

ing, the exercises taking place in the auditorium of the church at seven

' the son of Archie and Mrs. Mac-

which he was graduated in 1899. He took a three years theological course at Presb terinn Colle e in Halifax,

i Scotia and then accepted a pastor-

Mrs. MacLeod is an accomplished singer and in church work will bc an

` subscriptions to the Family Herald ` and Weekly Star, that the Duhliflilsfli

are finding it impossible to keep up

e reat weekl for 1912 will rc-

l

,_ Again,” Their guarantee .s sufficient

and subscribers need not feel anxious

Visit _the Great Ianuary Clearance Sale

iii &§'f’¢°'L"? Uxhi _ _ '.

I/la/P77//i/1er_g Pao/J/s' _ _ _

The Busiest Store on Char|oiietown's Busiesl Street

The "Novi-Modi Costume Co.” of Toronto

Will hold at this store a Grand

3 i Demonstration and Sale of

Spring Suits Spring Coats Silk Dresses Cloth Dresses Wash Dresses

On Monday _ and Tuesday

January 22nd and 23rd

~ ALL LADIES OF CHARl.O'l`TE'l`O\`\/'N, AN D ALL PARTS OF P E. Islaiidgne most cordially invited to be preseiit.Yoii will see a complete display of the very latest New York models in all the lines indicated above. You will not be importuiiecl 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 l\lodi Company” as you are aware, are just about the smartest

most up to date designers in the Dominion-in close coiinectioii wit'.i New York -and will show you by all means the finest line of dresses and suits available in

Canada. I

Even if yo'-.1 have to travel from the extreme cud of P. E. I. it will be worth

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

ere _

S . _K V

-if Springhill had but little prnetic “1'°h°“gh the "‘°t“"' “"5 be delay”

e for a few \'.'ecks_ Those who bavel

e not yet niiliscrilicd to The Family

it

E We lcnrii that thc Piiblishers are S contemplating something for ` next season that will make

The Snckvllle team have a very _ _. swift septette and i_t will take the ?&‘1‘li_aH` facxllrit m__s‘;et‘T one digg;

Piiimtgers in msn tugs to hifi thefmé pays for u 'i'\1l‘.‘y.°.f.\i'l4s subscription to i c nmb ers ave ic ma nf; o S. tVh,,iim,,e,.' mm QU, picture, :_

he vi '-"'-_-:__ ..____.-:,__._.;;__v-_-

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st

at'hockey, but the youngest of the

family shows up at times better than

h older brothers -Amherst e

is This is the time for chap-

“`° Titivkii Porridge

EVERY housewife has a _little differ-

ent way of making porridge.

Some wet the oats in cold_water first, others stir the/ oats into boiling water. Some prefer porridge very thick, others thin it out; some like it ilaky, others like it jellied.

All these ways can’t be the best way. We think there is one best way-that’s the Tillson’s

I

Here it is:- TI,LLS@N,§

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.

pan in the outer in which the water should be boil _ ing' Cook fourteen minutes. Avoid all stirring as *_ __ this breaks the oats and makes the porridge panty.

hardens the gums, wliitens the teeth and makes far healthier mniiee splendid player is he would “ow can you Rouen one .10wiy,se ne nee ie step ine sealing ef __ - ,,

dt.; the water. Add one-third iesspoonful of salt, 3 _ _ `.

au the Slmpsons ha E ma E K . cover cook one minute, then place the inner sauce- _ \

. . - ‘_ fi \' ‘\ ”

Cor. Gt. Geo. and Kent Street

r- ' T' -' ' " " _ - ”

ini. Bread Mixer ~”’?!'_;e-_i ‘

ialf enable her to make better

/%’h/i

EIS. _

.__

Q-B W \ These bread mixers are known

/

3 ui unllilll _

‘ llllrlillrll

L 'MIN Ui br A i I.” i minutes. Simply put iii the in-

gredients aiid turn the crank, the mixer does the rest. It is e asily

cleaned and very durable. _

4 loaf size $2.00. S loaf size S150-

*,Wc§ o2<z.rsllorbuore.Q

"' 'rue lvlesili Hockey iesni are

their first peg into their claim on

0 ° ' _ 1

W/ \ Glve YOW W 'fe Cl ‘if ‘r:;:°:i‘ie“;r .i:;°i's_;“‘:_‘;“’.:<::.

._ ,ku/_

1%?

With the mixer the hands do

not touch the dough and the

ead is mixed in from 3to5

playing centre for the Rainblers.).

scarcely scrintillated wi

ance with the large sheet of ice

_ _ ,_ i \

‘ in

1 \\ `\ \k\ \ 1 _ . .

` .4 ` \\ p’ bread---derive direct benefit from at . ~ it yourself if you give Y°\;f1&V_if¢ the Arenn were likely to prove inet- Prices 25 and 50c a

utr- ` i ly ~.’\ one of our Universal Brea lx 23. gtlsite tt§;i;:hwi>1f“‘§li§ic vs,\;Io;vr;b¥i; ‘ ‘muh

twice.)

V6

s p g _ ning the opening game of the series by three goals to two, after a con- test which, while spirited

anything approaching bréill-

i iant hockey. As a mattéer of fact he

` H R w rk n game resolved itsel in o_a more or

You Wm cut E 0 less individual contest in which con-

dition and a full-fledged acquaint- lI00d W0l'k~

to score three goals in tlic first hn

ing list. Rankin and W son were B stars for McGill. while George and Hunt. for Queen’s were the bright .-;-..__._--.____.._.--_-'

outstanding stars. Montreal Exo- ~ ' i ' ‘ - ' ' ` (Harry Smith °‘ this 'my play” Your grocer has Tillson’s. Two sizes-l0c and 25c. Each 25C

tigdltoi `l:iidl(§llii;r lvtiicdig gdldltd :vdlthlii M 7 d package contains a handsoms Pie” °f English P°f°°1°in T°b1¢W°f°' four minutes. Ha was penalized S CANAN & nd. Toronto' out

ped faces, bands, lips, etc., and this is also ‘lbs time for good preparations.

We have all kinds of

facial creams in stock, so if you want a bright fresh complexion and 21 feeling of

th comfort-call in and see our big assortment.

Lots to choose froiuand

we’ll promise they will do

__ ,, _ __ _ \

/ " ‘ ; [li th w bl nked 'u the second.

/ R, “fl ,",' ' ~ _ .-"/ \ and used the world ogelr and] f0f \vlii§erQii§;d's, ialighhiddbbegiinito fipd Johnwn Q ‘hhnmn ,» ll ,' f l ` - effi¢ien¢y,econoinyan oug asf- ther ee , score er rece o goes. ’f_,f' ' , . - ~ Alth h ith p e s in the scor-

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‘,'\ i \ llli ll /` t ‘Jr own

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Mac's Blood Food is of' unsui-

passed merit for promptly rc- lieving and curing all cases of

Depressed spirits, Lack of Ambition,

way.

~ i`_=""'§1 'J-“L .`

» ‘ li ' 'i*§{b=

Put one and two-thirds cupfuls of boiling water in J so ` 1

the inner part of a double boiler. Have the water ,féi/_,,__;,-_...ii ‘_' ,;. __ beiling briskly, sprinkle in one eupfnl ef 'rnieenw Rl;

‘ `b i \\ »

_ E*

_lust out of curiosity get ei package of Tillson’s Rglled

Oats and make your porridgc this way for two or ee mornings. See if 'you don’t decide that of all _the Ways of

making porridge, this way produces the tasticst results.

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` ' C Toro N1o.isss wsuiniron

ALL KINDS WANTED

HIGH" LIVING IN BOSTON.

BOSTON. Jun. 15-The New Eng-

land Appetite is becoming 8, high-

-ez

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~2’3"`.:...

T|||son'sOi is i

“`° Q“““‘Y D’“g“°‘e ,_ Rolled Th1`nnest- Cook Quickest

\ Cranberries

_ We have a large supply 'of Cape 0 These are going fast. Get Y°U\'9 WW-

L. A. H aszard

GROCER .Gratfon St.

C d and Island Cranberries' B§§ ,awe g§,_°l;§|°r},¢_tlivogggizggviggn _

~ :'.:‘:5:::fi."i ':':i°is:i'.:"..i.“° .'*`ie.‘:::

no nuronvéafeudrzo sud anti-ildohs. 2 Macs, Stewart s' Bakery _ ,,_,»G._ G., S,

'63 gmt sin" @

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boss of appetite,

impure blood,

Ansamia,

Poor circulation.

General weakness,

Pnlpiiation of the heart,

Female troubles

and all diseases arising from

imgiuro or poor blood.

nc's Blood Food coats 5oc

a box, 6 boxes for $z.5o.

Prepared only by

priced luxury. Recently some of the Boston restaurants increased the price of beans. Now they have put up the price of the famous New England boiled dinner, The blame, says the restaurant-keepers, falls on therhum- ble potato.

A GOOD CORN Sl-IELLEJR.

xlnd of s corn,

Roots out hard, soft or with out pain. acts at sleep-its name is Corn Extractor,

remedy that acts

hours. Putnsm's Painless Wit Extractor is sure

1-1-1-1

\ PHC! 25 CNHI.

RAW FURS

f,'::.".=l.'f“.°,°..‘lt:. r.‘l.=li’.':l.'::.'.f'::-.,:.`=:° lp market vs ue same day, Bond tr al lh p ment, or write for information, prius t\!s.stc. _ C.ll. ROGERS. Wslkerton,0nt

DIRECT EXPOBTEB “ND MAN UFAUTUBUB

*-'Hmuvhf rim

“Hers are

ine fur collars, 5 at $8 to clear line specially

Brown, Th;