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i “CllARl.0l"l`El`0\lW' AND QUEi".N'S COUN`i`Y
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Coldc, Bow_¢l Tmubln__boih outward and ' It pa B tu buy in this proving, Rev. A. F. Newcomb, now the guest '
of Miss Smith Cogswell street, will  
inward ailments are cured by _ y
A E
7;;';;f_;~ JOHN$i0N’S  bfi,
- auunms ° t ,.,,,_, else
ms.. ___Lmime|_| ,____,,;;,-,f_~_, _ .,,.,,,
Ill bf __ Be Prepared for em"gcncies_ No lluNl0t°|\(¢ _ Th
i' °'° -‘ ctherllninent so effective, no other has _ and
business trip. - etts
e owners of the steamer Renwick
Buch “"°°'d° s°]d W ¢°a‘°“‘ °"°fJfWhere. 0 Uopany issued papers today through UPF
9 i I _ 25: Und 50c Bottles. the
_ _ . . JOHNSON di C0.. Boston. Mala. ln‘ren
"-11  -jf, -7_1 2 ,,_g. »~,‘.»~;-._;__-i;_._,~_,_,,_f__i,_W  A ,A on account of the collision ofl Green
_ _ _ _ .,,_ ._  _  , Isla
admiralty court to libel th ' M-“E
F. and Mrs. Acorn, Glty,_ who leave
| Halifax Exc. _
for Prince Edward lslsnd on
been visiting in Glace Bay, C. Wednesday. Mr. Newcomb is accom-
ave returned. Mr. Acorn was panied by his little son, Mrs. New-
is New Glasgow, N. S., on e tomb
has been called _to Massachus-
- ..by. _the illness of a relative.-
._.‘_...
the Inverness Coal & .Railway| The Bt”-mel' Llldl' Sybil has made
last trip for the season to the
dalen Islands cleaning up' all
eh steamer sc. Pierreiaiuuelou freight for there besides carrying s
quantity of coal, of which there was
nd, when the Renwick sank after' n Shortage, arriving in Picton on
* _ - 1* .- - ..;___._._-1: ---3, collision with the sc, P-ierremlquu-, 'rhursflav at 110011 December 25. and
Here 'S  'W h ~ lon. The sum claimed as damages is',l-nakillg the latest trip ever made bv
 $45,000. The ltenwiek was coal laden l a regular mail boat _to the Islands.
1 ij) Three men were drowned.-Halifax The
` _ for Boys’ _ is
S _ _ _ Of the 102,000 York loan checks €n1`o
elif PObfpalfIa11yW]1efe _ » - sent out on December 1 16,000 have] Esc. 1
been returned owing to insufficiency _
for $1 oo ._ f ‘;i.1;‘s°.‘.;*:‘"*°“ ff.. s  is  s““§r“.l...i'-ai  *-“ii”
.__ a since e as pgumenq; as ore om e a in . a nig .
_ _ _ ° _sr-l "\§;-‘°"|-, many people have moved from this? 8, gentleman who remained on board
 former addresses. Many of we checks longer than he intended, attempted
  W \,v? _j* 1.-__ Q went to foreigncountrfes, many of to walk ashore, but the platform
_ o .    / the _European recipients being old Ul’P_
 » Winnipeg customers who have mme Williams pluckily attempted to catch
Jeweuey. ,:-51" _ . back , but over-reached himself, and
Exo.
(The Renwick was well known Pi”
this Port.) l port
A "-_ , ‘Clie
to their original homes. Nearly him
"lp" 10 000 People have not sent in their B150
FT '_=_ ___ _.___ _ L_ _:__ pass
Sybil will dock for the winter at
ou. Capt. Burns of the Sybil re-
s everything in good shape ai
lslauds. and all the inhabitants
ying the festive season.-Picton
ed and he fell overboard. Captain
fell into the water. Hewvas clad
books at all, and accordingly in his deck clothes and heavy over-
was left unclaimed.-Toronto EXC Ropes were thrown them and the
s _- _ ..-___ ____ h ,_, _ . _ h J - ~ -
We wish You all  ,§,;:.if '.f:“.i.°.“..2_';°i.';;y.z;.i°;;sf iss.  i.?;"g.;’.:.i:°..;>;;;‘.':?
n`  H _ ‘_
, til
e above will be of inte;-est tolpnlice were called from the eastern
ff (Tb
>"! V* i York loan investors here.) Stat
A       ` _ ingbout five o’clock yesterday m0m_ col
I
the fire alarm rang for the first dmt
ion, hilt the rescue was performed
-i by the pilots. The water was so
(
that both were almost chilled to
h, hilt on receiving dry clothes
felt no ill effects. The steamer
‘ _ . , ‘~__¢/_
The Cook Studioj  Ke
_._ . V _ ._ .__. ` ‘ _ _ _   
SUDDEN DEATH!
' from lleiirt Disease, by the
"‘“' slight L-,xcrtioll of clintlbing
" ' li l`
' . NIJ
_ l sinus iurrylnig or ln
;/,'  coined to thnusiinds. llogt
ll* of thcse sudden deaths
_ f' ' \ s
y £m` victim only know their true
_ condition and took prompt I
` d lr lor fi l. =nt W
nn | ol -cn nu . e
will lllnilly nvnd to any sufferer n reguliir I-`Ul.l.
SIZE |’._\ClfA(lE of Dr. l-`\\llcr's llnart alirl
lyvrvr 'll'¢'nfnlc|lt, /\llSOLU'l`l‘Il.Y Flflili ()l~‘
(.llARGl~}. also llluxirntcd flock that explnlns
Ilenrt Illscnse and how it can be cured, llsvc
you Psllilfsllon, Flufferlng or Sklpnlna Beats?
aln In Heart, Slde ur Shoulder Blade? Smoth-
erlng? Short Breath? Sinking Snslli? Ner-I
voulness? Dlzllneui Allhma? Dressy? If you
have cvcn one_of tliesc sure symptoms, it’s,
o hc l in
y ur arf, our you nre grove dnlignrl Write
now for fhc full free lrsnlmenf and book. We
are llcnrt Specialists.. Fill out coupon below
and sclnl fcilily. Address Heart Cure Co.,
280 Mcxonln Bldg., Hallowell, Me. ,
FREE' TREATMENT AND B001( COUPON i
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New Adverilsemcnis. ‘_
 
To the Electors ol
Charlollclown
Ladies and Gentlemen :---I beg
to ioforiii you that I have at the
_.solicitation of a number of influen-
_tial citizens, consented to nominate _m
for-ily; ollice Of MBYOY Of Cha"1°t' i froni childrens to nien’s.
ininistrzve this honoruulf: trust to
the admiiceiiient of the citizens.,
H I
cd by bullet. l shall not be able,
nor do I deem it lieces_s.il'y lo prose
cute si rsoiial canvas.
opportunity no earnestly solicit wlthout doubt the bm an round f)ord1;“2¢_i_<il_tntiJ<»_;i__dl_>_y___ Ms;-ly; I_2);siaI;_“;;>_f;
Y
emily Flour on the Market today. Todd; rec. by Belle McLeod; rec. by
F
ec
your votes ad lnli-i ence ill the np
Pmacmng Mafnomlty contest' F red Hall with tableau; chorus bl'
Thanking you for past favors
hearty supporf._ _
l rculniu, ladies and genllclnen
Yours faillifullv, _
CllAS. LYON5
i-4dff,
New Years
Greetings
“We are Out”
for Better and Bigger
Bargains
In goods
Than any Other Drug Store
‘ Our Stock the Largest
and Most Varied
Leather Goods--Calabash,
Prlar and Meerchaum
pipes, walking sticks,
fvviiiing' Tables, Dressing
\Cases,etc.” Get the Habit-
Ee a Customer. _
_Reddin BrO_s.
‘épp Post Ofhce Phone 59
i 7-ndtf ~
. . ion a rooxsvr
'llllitlfllls flillv sim, “ell price' lt
RTER'B BOOKSTQRE. PlllI.DUi
B NOTES on the Intex-nations
nnign B bool Lessons for 1912 at
» xsroizn. Annan-A
‘ chris ésdofl cs1¢'rnn~,s soon-
might be pri-vculcd if the ‘
l
a
th
_ The skating season is
right here. These skat-
Yl' cn
' ing boots are made of ex- li
able and neat as you
could wish for. _ t
" Boys’ Hocliry Boots in ‘ ii
_ black and tan $r.75,
K $2.00 a1id.... . $2 50
In celebrated Invictus _ th
make, the “best good cu
, $2 50 und. . . . . .
._ _ ._ $2.75
IL . . ..
Same in Invictus lnulfe. io
 ......_.....25capair
X *U3
one ‘
ws?
5.9¢.:
III
_ ' . h c dl d th li
loo Bbls of this extra fine Flon firggmngi, Kciibsrklis lin the shloicqmago tt;
9
P* . . if f, v
I ll1eref<>f<=svf\11vu'S@1f Of this just received from ine Min. ii is fhewonfii pi~syeri»y Rev. Mi. suck-~
When you want Flour again ti-r four little girls; rec. by Louise Hall;
and confidently anticipating yourg a bm of Royal Smart from Zh
WB.
Th
dis
 tra strong leather, tlioro- Cnr
uglily reinforced at par- H gl*
ticular points and arc as | nf
r strong, stylish, comfort- I, 
Ma
‘; we
l,` dc
I de
po
boot".......... _...$5.25 
Mcr.’s Hockey Bools, $2.00, de
als
Best hockey boots uiadc.$3.50  ~Rev.
A Ankle support iu .ill sim lj gssrtz is a native of this my and
i
ll
“B in 1912 f0I` a blaze in the llpueri “PY
story of Crossman’s Paint shf-D on did
nt Street. The fire was first 0r,_lSit.
ved by Leslie Newson Qi The‘('llle Rosalind is well luown in this
not leave until lifter midnight.-
.lohn’s, Nfid., Evening Herald.
.Q/_:U ardian Mailing Department \<;_.i1e' and other P. E. Island pc-rts.)
 on his way to worll. The blaze wasl W
 _és confined to the upper story and was, A Moncton despatch says:-Some
rather hard onelto cont;-01, ,t |,¢m,,|importnnt matters were discussed at
ree quarters of an hour before jLi|toniglit’s meeting of the Board o
_ s finally extinguished. The buildix1g|Tl"1d’<¥~ There “'89 UEBYW al-llJ1”0\'11l Of
  _ was badly gutted. The only tenant <,f;the notice of motion, given in th
‘ li the building for the past few montnslliolise of Commons by E.  Rhodes
’ has been Mr. Hice who occupies a.M. P., for Cumberland, askin! the
  L Sortion of the ground floor. He has.D0\`U~i"l0“ Government *U itil/0 II’l0l'€
a
d a fire on there daily but therelassistance to immigration to the
has been no fire upstairs all winter_iMnritime Provinces, and Premier
e blaze evidently started quite - ,,_'li‘lemming and Hon. H. R. Emmer-
taiice from the flue and the ¢au5,, son, M. P., for Westmoreland, were
n not be ascertained, indeed to co-opcrntc nifll Mr. Rhodes.
A resolution was also passed asking
I
110 new St..Ge0rge's Methodigtfthe Dominion Government to look
urcb for the ,congregation nf An_lirito the feasibility of extending the
polls to worship in, was on Snn-|Moncton and Buctouche Railway to
y opened and dedicated, The co,-_rRicli1l>iicto, und putting on a line of
r stone of thc new brick edifice'stoamers between that point and 1".
s laid on the 18th of July 1m;i;_ll'=J. Island. The question nf building n
August J. Wolf, blaster of thejlilic of railway by the shore route
sonic Grand Lodge of Novi; S¢Of,ia,froin Painsec to Picton. will be ttkcn
,ii with imposing ceremonies, and Othefup at n. future meeting of the board.
ones in commemoration’ of the "`-“"'_°`_”"°
oneers of Methodism in Annapolis IIKL-ep your skin soft and free from
re laid by Rev. G. J. Bond, Prenpchnfe during the winter by the use of
nt Of the Conference and Rev.l.»ean- MaeI<innon’s Witch Hazel Cream.
l‘_D&n16_l. Chairman of the Anna-lThe most soothing, healing and pro-
lis district. Sunday was fine and'tectivc lotion on sale today- KEEP n
c_ services well attended. The invo-'bottle in the home. 25c n bottle.
tion was delivered by Rev. L. The MacKinnon Drug. Co., Cor. Gt.
wed b d die
r. Bond is well known here.)
_-_._-
tetown' ` ‘ One of tb t ` bl t
.. I  ‘i_‘;°‘;.:;;..§a:i’f..?fl li C i  S.;-iii W“=@1isfii“ii-fu”-°"if2<f
ie progress an o - i   H a.. one a on ic evening of De-
City and all such progressive men-i .ii  on Ill] Cemb" 22“d “'lf@“ the 1’1”BSbvt0PiM1
sures the citizens desire and arel, |35 Queen Slum, S "d“Y 5l°h°°1 “Hd Bible C1059 11@_1f1
d _I _0n<i5_l__m_with a Wasom. _l  their Christmas tree and entertain-
nbldlldkptliflifiiie of Public 1iioncy°HV-”_1m ,  lment' The han was crowded with R
. ` 1 _» _ " " ' arge an appreciative audience and
shall have mv hearty support. lf‘ "l“°i'_h“‘i the entertainment was certainly one
electedl _-hall do my utmost to _,acl-I QR H. Klblb of the finest and mc-st select ever
. DE“f\ £15! ceyldnugg ilu-__1_:ind given _ln Bradalbane. What impressed
°". ‘""’."-"L  one with the whole program was the
NEW \VSb B Ol.
_ __ _ ` _ ,ll gm,-f,| |,,¢,¢..¢,,wu lf ul 1 beauty of the- selection of each mim-
ASlll<fl1f1l€ lh_>ll0_ft» and 0. pic .1 - L_  _ ____ _ _ __ _J bei' and theappropriateness of all
ly as civic vofing is now cor.duct~ R- _ *_* '*~i ~‘-~ for thc occasion. At 7.30 the meet-
   ing was called to order by the chair-
an, Lldseph Mallet, who delivered a
. by Pearl Cousins; chorus by
oir, If We Labor; rec. by Mary
Morrison; solo by Hazel Kennedy;
y an c ntory prayer bv
Mr. Danicls.-- Esc. (Rev. Dr.
Riel. and an inspiring sermon by Geo. gud Kc. ses. dtf.
V. W. H. Heartz, D. D., ex-Presi- l
_ nt of the Conference who took for
‘ his theme “Jesus in the Midst." He
o read the dedicatory service, fol-
  
-.-,_-:¢L-.~t ' F”
Progrsnililc _
fu Fourth Regt. Baud
` cvcry Monday and Thurs- `
day night and Saturday
._` afternoons.
_». 9th--Special Skate.
 iith--Hockey, Abbies
' vs Vic.
16f`li- -Carnival.
' 19th-Hockey, Crys-
tals vs Abbies.
23rd-Special Skate. E
2_6th-Leap 'Year Mas-
quemde.
3otli- te.
l-4cl'l`.
unwtrmnsaulmm lawn
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   S 1;' Tulld; :digs bymldlsicaoalids; eilzf- _`::’  "
lilrszemimlllll
g Du. ?J'.'°l=ii°.°iJ'lalsa ' "’°
Surzeonnentist
Berlin Dental Parlors
Biohmunif Er.. Pfgne 15|]
Over Prowss ron. _
g
` Lalcstf' Styles gf
ne; Doxology. The hall and tree _ \
ere beautifully decorated for the 
L3.lCS[ l\'lOL\lJlCS occasion and after the program St. ' ”“'”" " _ ~==' ,
qt Nicholas entered and delivered the """"“""T"` " `
i
'°~~:'r-x~:~'wIrf'-'~'-'--»:i'°~'°' .  T
=f.;-.-;;_- :- _-;~__:..,_._._ _._ .__ _ _: it
New Iloysl I-lanilc Bulluinl is
Uliarlottotnwn.
it
"f .2 cise by eight children; rec. by Irene h *`
i McKinnon; duet by Misses Ada. Mc- 4d*  `\` '
 3 T OS Lend nun Julia Graham; dialogue A - 4° 6/ \
Family ,li‘l\irry; chorus by choir `=_ "- ' ` '
Christmas Carol; rec. by Arthur Jar! °  ~' \
an _ _
any presents of the tree to both
ood, 'Julia Graham and Samuel _
odd, who used every effort to make
a success.
J  BRUWN'  M' D I ozdnv than ever' befbre. People de-
t
DENTIST mand it. Likewise they demand medl-
Omwn and Bi-ld e Bpcelniist. nine that will act quickly. This fact
recognized in making Fostei-'s Lax-
ssodiyr, ative Cold cure. It increases .Exer-
tion of skin, relieves pain acts gently
on bowels and cures your cold in a
few hours. 25e box. E. A. Foster-
:Quickl 'lhlngs are moving faster
ntral Drugstore Sunnyside.
. FAMOUS SKATES.
Wherever Hockey is played, wheth-
er in Canada or the United States
tlu lending players of tlie_ Stniord
leagues will tell of their successes in
winning with '_‘Bta.r" Hockey Skates.
The Starr Mfg. Co., Ltd.. of Dart-
mouth, N. S., ha°ve the honor of be-
ing Skate Makers to the Royal House
of Spain,” by appointment of I-Ile
Royal Highness, King Alphonse XII.
Gold Medal Awards obtained include,
Perle 1911, Worlds Fair, Chicago,
1894, Indian and Colonial Exhibition,
Pliileaelpnlu, 1876. Contsnsisl Ex-
hibition of Canada, 1876. Nova
scotln Provincial Exhibition, ann.
Dominion Exhibitions varfoul times
whenever entered.
1;? are also makge ofsthe Cole-  ‘ In i|'°_;lf“°d  ll
_ .,,”,, ~.;,_-__-e,fu-,,l.__l_..i..-1-Hhcellll '9ll'llIl¢_A.¢me_ llh
, ,  .` _ - _ ~§_~`_`~f_il\.1`*.`lii.. l.~-;1.~..'.i
\. _.. - -- ---__ '-
m . _
‘ You g d ld. M ch ed't is die '_  ‘-/
   \ Elie ncoidihlttlee of iliac ljlnll, Christy _ . _ _ f
t
Your Eye Sight
is pvrnnps your most precious
possession. Ihouirli rarely up-
preoflated until it is lost or in-
w'l:‘ho dellriite structure of the
five ri»-innuds the most cilroful
and intelligent treatment
Be good io your Eyes
and bring them to us vrhen_tli¢F
'~ trouble you. lt‘s our business
to help you.
0
~ G. F. Hutcheson
Thcl’_eople’sThealres 
T0-NIGHT
I Their First Divorce
Cue.
I bf ii f Bl h
sllnivh rfdhrlyecliirozrlgduup aligtlilllr
ca
2 .A Victim of Circum-
` sinncee.
"verrthinz mes r ht in the end.
3 ‘l`h¢n°lou'llf¥ Remem-
ber Me:
Th kind! G ap als to ul all
4 The hlncffoot Iliff-
” breed. _
An Indian story full of intense
Interest.
FOLEY Q. DEAN
In Chan e of Ad
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The First. opporlunily
you should swell of, if you went li smoke
lo rorrei-ber,‘is to my n package of our
RIVAL or MASTER MARINE smoking
tobacco You will not nerd lo be ,urged a
lecond time. These brand' n-ll themselves
aftern fr‘ ll Our COMBINATION TWIS I'
chewing tobacco ie e lwlnner foo. Try
llickey Q Nich`oleonr'l`obaeco
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1 for Cold Weather
'l`liere"s a mill in Canada which is noted for the high grade
blankets they turn out. Tlia.t’s where we obtain ours.
Nothing but superfine Australian yarn is used in tliese blank-
cts and we sell them to you with every confidence in them.
Tivo _qurllitic-s.
A B .
$4.25 58 x 74 $450
5.00 62 x 78 5.50
6.00 66 x Sz 6.50
7 50
70 x 86
‘ per pair U
6.85
per pair
Scarlet with Black border ' 6.1 x S2 $3.83 each
Stanley Bros
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iwasslnlial Cal _
L_
ll.lll.R._AlTKEN,l/_S,lWll
Veterinary Surgeon Q Denlisf
Graduate- Ontario Veterinagy Gollegr
..<mdon. Canada and Detroit, eterlnnri
llrlntal Uollefge. Detroit _Mich U. n. A.
Office-Mcliaren Building, lair.-ly_ocnun
all by Dr Fraser, ph-ine l~i, rcsidcnci
.vlon agua Hotsl,?buu_ei. - _
Diseases of the tsetlia specialty. ami
everythingéperllllmiig lu the reterinnr
rind vet den al profession.
Montague. P E. I.
fl-llttsdrll m ws.
KEITH & PROCTOR'S I ;t
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE
New York, Week of January 8.
The splendid entertainments offered
at Keith & l’roctor's Fifth Avenue
'llientre are attractingYmonster holi-
day aurlienrcs. For next week there
are a number of newcomers and some
old l'al'ol'if;es in the group of attrac-
tions forming an unusually interest-
lllg 1ll'Ogl`l1lll.
` The first shining stur and one who
makes her triumphant return after
two years abroad is Sophie Brandt,
late feature of the “Waltz Dream"
and "Hans the Flute Player," both
successes having enjoyed long runs
in New York, Miss Brandt is verv-
atlrnctive, possesses a sweet voice
and will make six distinct changes
of costume. Every New Yorker will
welcome this one grand attraction.
.\ new feature of enormous size will
be The Bell fFamily,‘from Brazil.
There are more than twenty people
in this company, which consists of
singing, dancing and imusical sur-
prises on various instruments known
to the Brazilians. Every lover of
music will take keen delight in this
odd musical combination. The favor-
ite singing comedian Harry Fox, will
positively appear accompanied by the
charming Millership Sisters ina nov-
el slnging and dancing number en-
titled "Artistic Oddities." For the
first time this season, the famous
Hebrew delineator, Joe Welch, one of
the best impersoliators of that type
of entertainer, with a new, original
and extremely funny monologue. An-
other comedy fcature making their
first appearance this season will be
"Billy's Tombstones" with false
teeth ns the pivotal comedy point,
was played by Sidney Drew with
great success lust season and will bc
prcscntecl by Edgar Atchison Ely and
an excellent company. On the whole,
it is a sketch long to be ren‘-embered.
Anothei' extra feature 'making their
first appearance here this sci-ison will
lie Al and Fannie Steadmnn, one of
*lic most refined pianologue and dunc-
ing novelties in the varieties. Ln’l‘oy
Brothers present a pantomime speci-
alty full of surprises; Amcricn`s Rc-
prcscutative character portrayors,
Sibley & Sibley, presenting a realis-
tic study in burnt cork; Elder and
Elder, two young stars from the West,
known as the “Two Daflydills" and
as the critics say “An instantaneous
hit wherever they have appeared."
The performance as customary will
conclude with the Pathe Weekly with
vivid representations of World events.
THE PASSING YEARS.
The passing years, their message
bring,
To each attentive ear
Each tells its part of God’s great
plan
For each sojourncr here.
Life's meaning, true, we only see
As changing time unfolds.
The Fast has taught; the Present
speaks;
The l~"uture, God still holds.
What once seemed sunshine, clear and
bright, `
Ahead-along the way,
The nearer view unveiled to sight
» A sky of wintry grey.
What once, perchance, seemed inky
clouds
Touched by the hnnd of Time,
Have changed their dark forbidding
shades
To bcauteous hues-sublime.
But, 'midst the everchanglng years,
And llfe's.s'er changing game,
The God who stands tehlnd the
scenes,
Has ever been the same.
And as each lesson has been learned,
Has come, yet still, move near.
ills deeper secrets to reveal,
And hide us, "Never fear."
And thus each year brings lessons,
new
Of ('}od, of llle, of trust,
Which, bettet, flte our feet to tread
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oimiry attacks ol diselues.
Mixture.
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'_h_H ll()NCHl'I'lS, PNEUNIUNIA, and LONSUM l"l‘lON itself starts in
I5 WHY.
Collis weaken the vitality and leave one susceptible to the Ze-rlns ul
HUGHEW' _(DOUGH MIXIURE
stops tliellouirli. lt does more* lt so fortified :ind i-lrenifthens the
whole bodily oriranieln lliutit becuinespractii-ally iiliinune to me ur-
llyou value health and vigor. stop that cold with Hughes’ Cough
25c ner lnrze bntlli-,
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i GEO. E.H UGHES ",;f,g>.5°ig,'..
H Charlottetown, P. E. I. H
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May we, this coming year, be true
'the merits of MINARIYS LINI-
'ANNOUNCEM EN TS
ut the Arena tonight. Get wise.
“Band at tho Arena to-night. Band
1-4d1i.
“Gran-d Carnival in the Big Arena
on the 18th. Get busy. Now's the
time and not the day before; 1-4d1i
“There will be a meeting of the
members of the Mount Edward To-
To all Past Years hn.‘.'c tailglit; hoggan Club in J. A. S. llii_yer’s
And weave into 1ife's web, each day,  Studio this Thursday afternoon at 5
A noble Christ-like thought. ‘o’clocll. J, W. Stanley, rlec, 'i‘ren.-i.
TAKE NOTICE, "Voice Specialist, Prof. H. `A. Tan-
fon. teacher of Voice Culture, Piano
We publish simple, striiiiglit testi-,and Organ. Voice Culture a special-
mouinls. not press agents' iuterviews,'ity. Studio 146 Gt. George St.
from well known people. 1.2-5dtfsr\'.'6w.
From ull over America tliev testify --
*'-Hear Foley & Deon sing Maininys
to
MENT, the best of Household Re-;ShufT1in' ilunve, New York’s latest
medics. - - icraze, they cliange their act tonight,
MlNARD‘S LINIMENT CO-. LIMIT-|don’t miss every opportunity to see
ED. `
them, for without doubt they nre the
best that thc Peol:-les 'fhentrc have
ever brought here. 1-4d1i.
“Boyne L. O. L. No. 614 meets
this (’l‘lulrsriayl evening nt eight
o’clock, Initiations. Orangemen will
please take notice that the regular
meitibgs of Boyne Lodge have been
cha ged from the necnnxl and fourth
Fridays to thc first and third Thurs-
days in each month. Wm. W. Mcl’hee,
Rec. Sec`y. -
Chocolates '
We have n large stock of stockings from 5 to $2. '
Our confectionery consists of everything net-ded for your New
Year supplies, Moirs chocolates a specialty. Also nut fudge.
L. A. H aszard
Grocer Grafton St.
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fm 'E Y 7 W'
,cuuliniiis ciiissirliinl eos]
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*iiii1rii>r'v6uuii"i¢fi;~'~"iirui-min.
town during his sparc time. Liberal
commission. References wanted.
fncturers, Lauson, Levis, Canada.
1-3
guaranteed, no experience, ten vacan-
cies. Write Luke Brothers, Limited,
Mnntrenl. 12-4dZm0S.
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BOARDERS WANT! D
VVANTaDtfi>S`nE`i§E1iT-B§é`€6l`i2E2
student. Apply at 138 Hills-
boljo St. I-2<l3il1_¢_L
FOR SALE
FOR SALE, 1 newly calved cow.
f Gavin Harding, tiinhniii s
“anal \f\_f|n.\v¢'
“FDR SALE, newly eiilvuu cow. Ay~
_" ply to Lincoln lrving, (ilierry
--..- 1o_¢>v.|1wnr‘
Flor( clAL.hi, a muil-cligger. Apply
. . tu Duncan Stewart, Soutliport,R.
R._No.___1_._____*____ __ ___l-3d3lpd.
]__`[O'I‘ Chicken ples, Hot drinks.
_ Soda, Ice cream, Molr`s Choco-
lates, at Sunnyside Ice Cream Par-
l0rs.______ _  __ _ ______ 11-§9_d§ln<_i_-
FTARM FOR SALE at Morell Sta-
tion. One of the best parts of
the county. About 80 acres. Near
niussol-mud, sea. manure, cheese and
starch factories. Good dwelling
house and oiit-biilldings. Terms easy
and price right. Telephone connec-
tion.-I~l. D. Mcl-Ewen, Morell.
1-2dr4wpd.
?1__ _ =_U__1|__§s_u1l
FEMALE HELP
work. Apply at 145 Euston
§l%f9F*;__._____  ___ ..__}3Q5lB1!_-
WANTED, ladies who can dz-
vote 5 little spare time after-
noons or evenings to making money.
Address, C.H.I.0. Guardian Oflice.
Charlottetown, P. E. I., 1-Ddtf.
Charlsnd & Co., Window Blind Manu-I
dl3ipd.i
“TALTED BALESMEN, exclusive;l1u0DS0l‘0Y\=Dil!l3u to making money.
1;m._ p,,m_An,.nt big em-nings Address, 0. H. I. C. Guardian Office,
I IANTED, girl for general house-
Acsnrs warm-:n `_ f _ _'_-9ST_ A
`F<J§"i"f'inE rid," betiRéif*cTinle
_ J lliver and Charlottetown, on
ig handle our s,.,m_\,1C,, in Ch,"-10¢te.‘ Jan. 2. Finder leave at this office.
_ ________ _  _ .__._1”3S1~'?'i_P=1-
 "Al-P3' llflll’ __
\`/A.\"i‘ED, gentlemen who can de-
vote B -little sparc time u.itei'~
Cfiarlo_ttetow_n,__l’. E._1.,________1-Zdtf.
\vANTED, men to learn best busi-
E ness in the world, barber trndg,
Can have shop or earn big wages.
Few weeks required. Constant prac-
tice, tools free, always sure employ
ment. Write for particulars. H. I,
Green, Barber College, 734 Main St.
St. John, N. B. 1_2-lldlniq
Miscellaneous
D_l'5'I"ICET_We wish to thank our
many friends for their liberal
patronage, during the past year and
would respectfully solicit n continu-
ance of the same. We keep a full
line of groceries of the best quality
and sell at lowest possible prices.
Wishing all a Happy Mill P\`05'l1v1‘0\lB
New Year," L. H. Warren, North
River Corner. 1-3fl?-l"1i-
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V 0 LET, offices in new Provfee
_D Block. Offices on Second floor
suitable for business and on third for
lodge meetings, etc. L. E. Prowse.
12-27d2w.
YIIO LET, house No. 122 Upper
Prince St. Apply ll! Grelt
George St._ ____ 
l)0UBLE OFFICE TO LET, in
I-‘rowso Block. Possession at
once. Apply to W. IJ. Prowse.
G-150".
GROCERY STORE and house, to
let, corner of Kent and Hilla-
boro sts. Apply to J. A. Moore.
220.__l_{c1it Bt. ' ll-liidtf.
filo LET, big store on Queen Bt.,
near market and other public
buildings. Has lot of lend in roar
with entrance from Qiioen Bt. Will
be fitted to eult tenant. Apply 188
Queen St. s_.-u\:\l.f.
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work ADDI! at thin olllte.
WANTED, girl for general houn-
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