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. _ _ _t OHARACTMRS OF-YH! "FEW POI ERS' ON RACCOON."
_ This is- the form oi "
the Ballot to he used at _
the election on Wed-
nesday next. f
S. A. 'llfcllonald is
the first named at top
ot ballot.
'By marking an X
opposite his name you
will secure lor Char-
lottetown
a ` Mayor
who is progressive,
and who will protect 1
the interest oi .the
working . men.
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in the Opera. House, Tuesday, Feb
20th. 1912.
YE SCI-IULE MASTER.
-YE SCHULE COMMITTEE.
Deacon Josiah Partridge...Ed. Shaw
Hezekiah Shooks............D. Schurman
Zebedee Von Pelt............H. Bethune
YE VISITORS.
Mrs. Humllity Partridge (Ye Dea-
c0n's wife)...Mlss Hortense Phillips
Mr; Endurance Pet.erl~`ns..~...........
 Katie Stanley
Mrs. Hannah Parsons ...... ..Mrs. God
Mistress Charity I-lornwell, Spin-
r-iter........................Miss Amy Earle
Mrs. Doolittle,........Miss Lois Taylor
YE PUPILS.
Males.
Abraham Whitestone .... _.Jack Wheat
Jonah Partridge.........S. A. McDonald
Pluniy Barnett..................J_ P. Hood
Josiah Barebones...............R. C. Gotl
Gabriel  Nash
Ebenezer Doolittle..................C. Riley
Peter Paul Peterkins..Harold Jenkins
Bod I~lorn\vell_..............Webh Stanley
Obadiah Bangs......................C. Black
Nlelchizedek Littlejohn.........B. Cotton
Untrick Von Pelt.............. W. (`f"’=r\‘
Toby Crackitt............D. McLaughlan
Females.
Tempera e . -
J udith Doolit,tle...Miss Maude McLean
Deliverance Doolittle.Mrs. H. Jenkins
Qalvntion Doolittle.Miss Mudge Earl
Belinda Basset..Miss Hazel Bremner
l nc Whitestone Mrs W Grant
. Prudence Patience Peterkins ........ ..
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........... .............Miss Lena Barrett
Dorcas Skinner....Mrs. C. M. Wright
Deborah Tubbs..................Mlss. >G. (lox
.Penelope Hornwell.Mlss Flo McKenzie
Polly Grinder.........Mrs. E. ’l`. Higgs
Betsy Snap.........Miss Adele Palmer
PIANIST:
Noah Claypole............Prot. S. Earle
4th Regt. Band.
Arthur Peake ............. ..Stnge Ma-nagcf
A _ Hai Pnce
Saw--Get a f
Good 0ne
,A slight defect in the quality of the saw will
make a big difference in the way it worked. A good
saw is worth every cent it costs-and more.
Sinionds circular saws are warranted perfectly
true, free from flaws and seams, they “hang right.
' work easily and all the force goes into the_blad_e with-
out cross leverage or tilting. The steel in Simonds
:rws is made from a special formula in Sinionds fac-
tory-none other is found good enough for these
S€1\\`S- '
f..
 ~, If defects are found in _any of Simons saws sold by li
, 1' they will be nrornptlv remedied freeof charge or a new _Sa_W
f ~ , 1 given in exchange provided the old one is returned within
 _W,_._.a;_Y___; *gig i Y ,iso rlrrys. of delivery. 'Iliis c0v£-TS Only defeillis C9U5¢‘~l l-hl'0“Sh
’ V the fault Bi our workinen or the manufacturers.
‘ r if 2. ia inch
ro nc S _ _
ru inch $4.50 zo inch $5.50 22 inch $6.50
24 inch $7 50 ' 26`=iuch $8.50 23_m‘7h $9-50
30 reel. 5|: 32 incl. $12. s4m¢h $14. .
36 inch $l6. , `\ `
Dynronrl & l)ystant’s cross
frlcs, ctc. r
Llhe.§o2ersll<ird\iore§
g  1] Fl¢CC¢d lined pei' Suit i
$2 50 15 inch $3 50
cut saws. Kearney 8: l~cot.s’
When You Get a\
2-14dWsm3i. '
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LOWER COST OF LIVING.;
Spend ` less for your breakfasts-
eat more Kell0gt§'9 T°“st°d Col"
Wlakes. There are twenty big Plum
fuls to the package-and' the package
only costs 10_cents.
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Vote tor Paton,
 ‘1
::-Mac's Corigh Mixture is rr Hillel);
did preparation of unrivalled rrerl
' for curing the colltlll and fellevlng fl"
cold. It banishes all irritation fron
the throat, cures hoarseness and PPG'
vents the vocal cords`from being al~
fected by the malady. It is the best
cough cure that has ever crossed a
counter. Price 25c. The Two1;\_d§)r:i1s£L
_________i--
Vote for Paton
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1 W Baraairz
, Temptations
. at
1 Prowsefs
` Men’s Fur Collars, in
. Wombat 2-90
. Men’s Fur Collars. Off”
s 4.00
I Boys’ wool Sweaters 35c .
Men’s Kumlort Mitts
c
_ 55
1 Penman's Underwear :
‘ 75c
Stanlield’s Unshrinlrsble
WTRIKE IN GLASGOW.
t_`lASf1()W Feb. 9-A demand for
troops was marie today by Glasgow
sbipricrn following nn outbreak of un-
ion rlockmen today. The dock strike
bore has never been settled to the
sntislriction of the union. Serious
riotrn,<; broke out during the day
when dockers, whom, the eomvlmlei
rvfiisecl to reinstate, attempted to
storm the barricades around the
whurves and capture the non-union
workmen. They were finally over-
powered hy thc police after a battle
in which fifteen were hurt.
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Wall Paper
hmmwe
_ Many pretty patterns in
Room, Parlor, llsll Kit-
_ chan Papers all at ex-
'(1{ actly
‘E rriir rruci
0ne dollar a worth for
50 ¢ents.'Ssle now on.
Bargains for early lany-
ers.
Carter fl. Company -
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FOWLER ENDS TRIP
ACROSS CONTINENT.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Feb. 0-
The second man to accompollsh the
fmt, Robert G, Fowler, otlicially fin-
ished his long trip by aeroDl8l1¢ BC'
ross the continent when he landed gt
Moncrlel Park here.
Fowler left San Francisco for New
York September 11, 1911, went an
far as Emigrant Gap. Sepliemllef 24.
turned back on account of storms;
started again for the Atlantic Ocean
from Los Angeles October 21; mad
1,700 miles ln eighteen flying days
Houston, Tex.; arrived at New Or-
leans December 31; left New Orleans
January 4, and arrived at Brantley
Januar 20, flying only five M6078 FUI’ c0&l8»Black
ing delayed by Storml.
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be hsmmed tree. Moore & McLeod.
2-12dtl
ni' Bed Comforts, large
Ala., y
days in the sixteen-'day interval, be-
All sheetlngs and pillow cottons
' bought at the White Goods Sale will
Underwear, Blue L8bCl
per suit 2 00
Men’s Flannel Shirts
all grades 20 p. c Off
Men’s Overcoats Beaver
Cloth, fur collar ll.50
Men°s 0vercoais,l'ieaVy
tweed College collar
worth up t.» 12.00 for
650
size, Heavy quilted, l.50
Men’s Coon Coats 40.00
Bishop Coat I6 00
No I. Montana Robes
4.50
Grey Goat Robes large
» size 600
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Neck Chains
Our line of neck chains ls
very complete right now,
sliowingall the latest styles
that sp al most strongly to
ered'  ...
he arem e n every
latest ydeslgns in sizes for.
women and children. Without
. 10¢k¢ts....... ......75cup
With lockets .. . . .$1.50 up
W.‘N. 'l`anton»
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gi no liildgous aotdzi in our process:
1 thus our m thai! prolongs the life of
your lines. This I one reason why you
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work anion :siting lt at fha right time
Star Steam Laundry
}Ye Liste of Ye Oharacters for -Ye
Deeetrlek Schuls Concert to be held
Ellhu Wilkins, M.D....George DeB1oig
DEESTRICK SCHULE. NT ____
They are a hardy animal, very
tame and _make great pets. They are
ranched in Ontario and the climate
being somewhat like our own the
same conditions therefore would ap-
Dly, they feed on almost anything,
scraps of meat, (cooked or raw.)
corn, ‘sh0rts, ground wheat, frogs,
fish. eggs, berries, vegetables, etc.
They are u night bird and remain
hidden in day time, thrive ` 3 small
enclosure with a little houx at one
end of a space say six by eight feet
covered in at the t0D..as they are
great climbers they can run' up the
side of the wall, the ordinary fox
wire will isuffice, it being plenty
strong. In their state in cold weath-
BF. they crawl inito a hollow log or
tree, and even in the ground, and it
is claimed will not require feed until
a January thaw, the first soft night
the latter part of January or the
first of February they run and mate.
They have their young in from six to
eight weeks, and have four, five, and
sometimes six at a litter. They are
very clean, and their habitation
should be perfectly sanitary.
WOMAN BEFORE
~ STEEL INQUIRY.
WASI-llNG'l`(lN, D. (`., Feb. 9-Do-
mestic conditions in the mill town of
Homestead, Pa., where the steel wor-
kers who gave Andrew Carnegie the
nucleus of cis wealth, live and labor,
.vere descri od to the Stanley Steel!
Committee today. Miss Margaret
Byfngton of the Pittsburg Survey was
the witness.
Srhe is the first woman who has ap-
Deared before the Stanley investiga-
tors, and one of the few who have
testified on important industrial sub-
`ects before any ‘committee of Con-
gress.
President James J. White of the
United Mine Workers of America will
be heard before the committee reach-
es the testimony of James J. Hill,
who is to so on Monday.
Miss Llyingtou told the committee
during the winter of 11107-8 she ob-
tained the domestic accounts of nine-
ty families among the mill workers
oi Homestead.
IN MEMORIAM.
Again the storm clourl of life has
some into our midst with its nipping
frost and withering blight, u'ei‘ sha-
lowerl the joys of 9, house hold and
'aid low in death ri loved one and n
friend. This sad event took place dur-
ing the evening hours of Tuesday,
“et-rliary the tltli. when Mrs Jemima,
Iohnson of lllalpequc succumbed to'
the call of the Angel of Death with
:hristian fortitude and rcsignationl
firmly' believing that “Beyond this
vale of tears there is u lift- above, un- 
measured hy the flight of years and,
all that life is love. Two sous and
one (laughter are left to mourn the
‘naman couruc non irnoir FIRE
_.___-
BALEM, `Feb. 9-Three children
were rescued and tive persons were
driven, thinly clad, into the street
early today .in n tire that wrecked the
frame dwelling house at No. 12 Bar-
ney street, occupled by David- Grail
and family/ The tire caused damage
estimated at $3.500. ~
samuel and Mrs. Walman. guests
of the Gratis, who were married lust
night at the Grail home, were among
those forced into the street. Wedding
'presents and *he trousseau of Mrs.
Walman .were destroyed.
I int- are started in the first floor of
,the house. It was discovered by
Graft, who was awakened by the
lthick smoke. I-le aroused the others
lof the household, including his wifo
|and three children, a lodger named
Greenberg and the newly married,
couple. `
Through the thick smoke the Gratis
carried their three children to the
'street.. Greenberg, whose room was
upstairs, had difficult in getting,
out.
The firemen, after they reached the
house at the top of Witch Hill, were
handicapped greatly by frozen hyd-
rants.
Mrs. Walman was disconsolate at
the loss of the .wedding gown, in
which she was married last night,aud
their gifts.
HOW T0 GROW HAIR
It has been proven that Heunu
leaves contain the ingredients that
will positively grow hair. That they
contain this long-looked-for article
is proven every day.
This preparation is called SALVIA
and is being sold with a guarantee
to cure Danrlrufi and to grow hair in
nbunrlance. Being duintily perfumed,
SALVIA makes a most pleasant hair
dressing. Geo. E. Hughes, your drug-
gist, is the first to import this pre-
paration into (lhurlottctowu and a,
large, generous bottle, can be Pro I
cured for 50c.
UU YUU Wllll
HEALTH ANI] Sllllllilll
____
Nulife (Red Blood Tablets) Will,
Give You Both. ,
Nulife combines the good qrmlitlos
of all blood and nerve foods nnrl is l
the result of years of analyzing, tc.’.'t-
ing und experimenting in the worlrl's
greatest laboratories. Nulife will re-
lieve all diseases and ailments urls-
ing from poor and impure blood, it
will build up your entire system, will
make you able to onjoy lifc’s but-
tlcs, will give you n clearer brain
loss of a kind and lovin!! mother.
‘-ler funeral was conducted in the;
church by thc Rev. W. E. Johnston
of Kensington and her remains 'werel
laid to rest in the Malpeque cemetery,
the uallbcarcrs being-W. G. Ramsay,
Lewis Henry, William Ilrown, Jacob
Best, Daniel McNeil John Bernard.
Com.
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You Can Take l
This Sort '
That old bluc battle of cod liver
oil is still an unpleasant memory for r
most of us. and no wonder, for its |
taste and smell were something to
be dreaded.
Still, cod liver uil is one of the
1 licst things for run dou ri coiirlitioris
generally, that medical science has
evcr known 'Ihemost pleasant way
to take itis in llrrm of
Vino]
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i ol`l`~esl| cud livrzrs containing tlicir
nit. It is delicious to the taste,
Ircailiful to thc stomach and truly
the moat scicntif-c 'l`ONlC RECON-
STIRUCTOR KNOWN, It laurlils ‘
you up and keeps you up. Money
| refunded il' not satisfactory. $1.00
per holtlu.
E. A. Foster
ll contains thc curative properties lSf»l‘~li0I!~
,silks, pallletto weaves. The colors
and a stronger body» every Nulifv
tablet means that much more and
better' blood.
To 'those who have trlerl other
remedies without results Nulifc is ul
genuine boon. lt sup; lies the one cle-
ment that is the founrlatiun of all
good health-rich, red, pure blood.
Try Nulife, follow the directions
and health is assured. Box-50 cents
or ti boxes for $2.50 and cun bc had
at the following dealersz-
The Two Macs, City.
Geo. E. Hughes, City.
E. A. Foster, City.
J. W. Carruthers, Montague.
Cox Bros., Morell.
Mrs. A. N. Campbell, Bt. Peters.
H. J. Mahon, Sourls
Alex Robertson, Red Point.
B. P. Smith, Kinkora
S. I-l. Uolwill, New Haven.
Ewen MacKinnon, Hamilton.
Calvin Howa-tt, Victoria.
Kicr & McFadycn, licnsingtun.
P. N. Inman, Summerside.
ld. (Z. Lel’age, North Rustico.
W. B. Dyer, Alberton.
Mrs. Lottie Murnaglian, I’cake's
Jas. F. Lord, Tryon.
If your dealer rlocr»rn’t. carry NU-
l.lI<`l<l ask him to write Johnson &
Johnson, Wholesale Distributors,
Charlottetown. mwsdrtt
"Saturday morning wc opcnnil an
other great range of 30 inrzli cnlornrl
shown are ivory, Ecru, Lemon, Tus-
cun, Pink, Grc Old ltos Brown,
CENTRAL DRUG STORE
Sunnyside.
Y. G.
Dark Green, Reseda, Nile, Sky, 'l‘bis
'silk is a wonderful value-soft lust.-
rous and line and sells for 99 cents
l’0r yard. Mooro & Mclicod, 2-12rltf-
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Small Dealers
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phone -it’s because of it, to a certain extent.
' If vou're satisfied with the profits your `
great-grandfather made, ifyou just want to aka
out a bare existence from your liusiiiess, if more
will be just in the way---a bothersome ornament-
But, mark it down plain, If you want more
business, a larger and better class of customers
straight tips on all the markets, the most profit:
able of inside iiiforniation and the respect of
. your customers and envy of your competitors-~
in short if you want success-~-you’ll see what
we can do for you, and you wg/.>n‘t waste time
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