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4
7
l
oi
d Mr
mvmw colors ol several
by'hum"u“'”un were especially
‘Wan Gold'
'l|‘As-'ri'AcA‘1Ns'1~ mnnrsnnsucs. l° *ll° my-°°°°=<l
..,,_ _ ._ ~srtillery corps
is -
B
C
urgen-
Con-
ilwll .
and seven bronde
W YORK J 19- d t
NE an Presi en ed to ow"
Tait in a speech at the Ohio dinner
tonight, came out strongly against
the bill before congress providing for
independence for the Philippine -
N SEARGH or' svmnnnup
landlfin eight years.
' "'Ii Ifwsrea partisan, I shouldn’t
ask anything better than that the
democratic party should pass _this‘
bill and go out of the Philippines in
Los'r IN camp' AND WILD
. up A _ _
niixrinonn, January' is-'-He is 0 f- _
brave men, Ottd Sveydr .” (Fwlll .Y¢l¢¢'l*dly’e Evening Guardian
This was the parti ' :signage of .-GQOD APP .- Don Mc-“
evleill Rveld Am\in'§en he ne exept Key.=ior,l1l=r1y ci .Park corner. P. ss.
~ eighg ,ggi-g_" he 5uid_ -"ph, passage aboard a New.York'  at the I.. w elected alderman for the city
gf this bm woum make 8 mm, and Union station this morning, .It was _Oi _  at  eivie election,
_--Q
-~_e
A mu" that womd return to plague his tribute to a fellow! explorer and "m°h7`f 5 ‘Wm l`9¢°Dtl¥- Hl‘.'NcKay
the men responsible for it for twenty-
dve years.
el many biz sales. is new on the sn-
Auctioneer. Gall in and see how'
r RIGHT"
'\ , _ _
  t' Tue Easy Way of Doing ;'
"_:__-  ' a Hard Day’s Wash- 1
1 ' with Comfort Soap. 
fvoslrw 'r ncrsrsm nl cAnAnA f
*L1
a fellow Norseman who is' reported i’ ° 9.91* mctol' W R°El“l»'lll_ll'iB 0ll€
to have lost his life in'f‘t,he upper "h!_;!,‘l°F°“°'“l "I°l““d°r‘ §br°°'d'"
wilds 0! Greenland. -` ‘ ""? '
, . “Sverdrup is s remarkable man " "`G0.qp_LECTURE~'”0° M9“d°Y-
.. . . __ - _
Bl'DWll S. 158 QUWU Sf.. the scene he continued, “that ls, both the*   *!V°l'Y interesting to be "med-with "wana: rm” and
Sverdrups are. There are two Otto 2” W an ° Li ° and mxm°"'9 °f
al luv of its last big clearance sale. llverdrups but the one whom I know & §“"  ‘};uV9"°d in the
Entire balance of stock is bein clear- bes ' ' ` f 9° H‘,- C. .°°_9i“KY_°ll» by
ed out at Auction. R. Bgalrsto, ginhswadmllggigi-ilholwixiltonlvah l;lI§h:§‘ fr°°9°nh‘£°.¢°”' '_n.‘°'l°°1`-\“'5¢`__Yl°llf1l°d
8 on that ‘mobs voya-ke arms on t_h’~\‘ -.\is~8\_i_bl5.°¢ in msgterly style and was
few "nh will bring you dollars WOM Fmm which get a n W k __ th Ing,-equefitly `l'D‘Dlnuded by his large
th of clothing and furnishings. Inortht' d ' d 8 m-ar- M get 3“di°n.°°- It 15 ““d°"°'-°°_d M1* R°g°'~‘
_ LZZMU 2 01 ' U; "°_"“'“ P“bl1° 1'1'-"est lil. has several lectures prepared and
_ . p ar exp oration. it is hoped to hem. from him
- =3 again in the near future. _
...__-
they were treated to a solo by Mrs
Hurn after which a collection was
taken in aid ol church purposes. Thr
meeting then closed and the people
went to their homes well pleased with
the Lantern Story.
YIESIERII PER$0||ll.S
-Hon. J ohn Richards, Bideiord,was
a visitor to Summereide yesterday.J.
-Henry Lewis, Alberton, was a vi-
---i-V' ‘ "“"” A r V' . ~  V J sitor to Summerside yesterday.J.
V H El/`¢YY m_05lefn C0_"V9\'1lUlT€ -K -Hon. Charles Dalton, Tignish,was
Te ePh°”e In eV9l'.Y F0091- in Summerside yesterday.J.
-Capt Richards, Bidelord, passed
   l through .Summerside this morning on
his way to Charlottetown.J.
I     I -Geor e Godk-i*;ummerside, re-
Homdflre,
comforial;-1~:, the leading
Hotel in Eastern Cmsda.
E L- MCDONALD, Manager.
_ 'W-Y-W _ ....v..f. __ _ __ _
»   - »= . V "  "`;_~*;
tm . _ .
` New Zealand
Congratulates
P. E. Island
Fro-n Augustus Wunnop, Mat-
ata, N. Z. comes the following
The 3 H. P. Im-
perial motor is with-
out doubt a, first-class
motor of the 2 'cycle
type, easy to start
and regulates graifd.
The Thermex Silenc-
er is an acquisition, and allows the motor to rnn quiet-
' ly and smoothly without retarding speed. I rnn a.
party olnine persons n matter of liimilcs up the Rang
1_tlk6l_Rl\’e1'nn<l I0 miles hack. ai week after the on-
Rinc was fitted in the bout. and \viis exceedingly pleased with
the iiiesnlt as the current wus very _strong._ .The_ Journey _ look
gn” "uf ima f0l'f'Y linnntvs np and f_orty-_hve minutes to come
_&lll€__l\_lZ-lll'l. Q10 engine and bout being _lust adapted to each
» 0 len The real bea.nt_v of the Imperial is that it doesn’t re-
'lllllvllperefm of 11 mechanical turn of mind to run it. Truly
yours, Augustus Wnnnpp. Mntata. N. Z.
. Mr. Wannop is the' owner Hof the first Imperial Murine
Motor tobo sent to Austrslnsiu.
I Bruce Stewart E9 Co., Ltd.
.\iANUFAc'rui_u~:as.
l
Let us Attend to Your
 Plumbing Trouble
We have n large stall of expert plumbers-
_mske a specialty of their work and know that we
you best possible service. .
first-class equipm ni. modern methods
workmen make ‘lor satisfaction when
to your worlr.
Home H eated
__._`__
to come he-
yonr home.
that your
wind! .md
iniergieiion .tr
8 ni
turned yesterday lrom Charlotte-
town.J.
-E. R. and Mrs. Morrisonf Sum-
merside, left yesterday alternoon lor
Charlottetown where they will spend
_,_ a few da.ys.J.
J ' ____
-J. Ralph Brundage returned to
Sumlmerside yesterday, bfternoon
from Bt. John. He will resume his
duties with R. T. Holman Co., Ltd.
-J.
-Frank Johnson and Earl Bre-
haut, ol the Thomas Johnson Co.,
Bummerside, left yesterday afternoon
for Tignish to resume their work in
the new Post 0ilice.J.
...__
-Among recent visitors to Sum.-
merslde was Miss Beéiie Clark ol the
maple Grove farm, North Wiltshire.
During her sojourn in the town she
visited the Prince County Hospital
and speaks oi it in highest praise.J.
--H. I. Wannsma_ker,_Montrsal; A.
T. Martin, Toronto; J. M. Carr,Tor-
n t H C Flon St Joh regis-
. ‘_ n o; . . d, _. n;
tered at the' Clifton House, Summer-
. side, between 6.30 last evening and
6.30 the previous evenin_g.J.
-E. J. Anderson, St. John; L. R.
McKenzie, Montreal; _Gavin Harding,
Graham's Road; Dr. McG_\iigan, Emo-.
raid Junction; Wm. G. Mclloneld,
Vernon; G. H. Jardine, M. D., North
Wiltshire; Hon. Charles Dalton, Tig-
nish; Bud Taylor, Moncton; register-
ed at the Queen Hotel, Bummereide,
between 6.30 last evening and 6.30
the previous evening J..--
(From Yesterday's Evening Guardian)
-Miss Alice McNally has returned
to her home in Egmont Bay having
spent a vcry enjoyable iortnlgbt with
her many friends in Kensington and
vicinity. _
ATE MOLASSES AND
LIVED TO GOOD OLD AGE.
WAKEFIELD, Mass., January 19-
William Boone Eldrld, who believed
that by eating a gallon of molasses
a week he had prolonged his life
many years,, died here today at the
age oi eighty-seven. He ate molas-
ses on all his food.
When seventy years old Eldrid be-
gan riding a bike for exercise, and,
according to his own dgures, rode
20,000 miles during the past seven-
teen years. He was a descendant of
llaniel Boone. _
SHOWS WOIJFE REOITED ELEGY
that a
gaéa
"ill
tithe-
Book-
phone
renew e
they
thus
are
expiry
-LANTERN STORY.-On Thursday
evening Rev Mr Hurn gave an in-
.H , _ _
"-'  - toresting lecture in the ‘ Baptist
» ‘ gg =-"1 Church, Albany. The subiect was
- '  “ _. taken from “The Pickwick Club" anr’
' '-_ »’_` ' V ‘ was illustrated by lantern slides. Af-
ter the people had enjoyed the views
[Ibm
baskets
*l*v'\»*--s|v~1||~wvvr_g- -
LOOKS LIKE 'rnousnn' »
__ _  rainmsnsnu.
  
I5  _
We lll¢llh¥\1_detEr|_sil»n'.not to denver'
Biz- Relbl¢.‘»os»+uc>ti\es-»'¢r1\.e»men,¢°
vharze ot shooting' Joseph vicbel, a
lh°D|1°l'fl. stil entrenched in the moun-
tains It m es from h_er'e and\leded
e Poseepf-_100‘ nien today. The In-
dians Jeeterdsy took; u‘ their posi-
tion in the mountains eller they had
left the reservation in southwestern
Goloradoand declared today - that
My W°11l<l llsnt to death rather than
sive up Biz Rabbit. 'rney are said
*U he" Pl°lltY oi ammunition.
' IN Mimoiuan;
on saturday, “Jan. uni, Abigdn
Kenny. youngest daughter or Mrs.
John Kenny, St. There'la,pa.sssd aweyi
to her eternal resting place in the
15th ,yesr'0I het' Aga, alter s. linger-
ing illness.
She is not dead, '
But gone unto that school,
Where she no longer needs cur poor
protection,
And Christ I-lirnseli doth rule.
STOCK NOTES
(From Yesterday’s Evening Guardian)
'°-While travelling through King's
County recently the writer had the
privilege of calling at the stables of
David Reid Victoria, Cross, one of
the pioneers-and most distinguished
horsemen of this province, Mr. Reid
after thirty-five years experience in
importing and handling pure bred
horses, has in his last two purchas-
es two of the best specimens of their
respective breeds, that has ever
crossed the Atlantic.» Namely a-
French coach and Clydesdale. Mr.
Reid, as is known, had the misfor-
tune of lgsing a handsome carriage
horse last spring. but heis not to be
discouraged he has replaced him by
a far superior animal. He has in ad~
dition to those two a- beautiful Per-
cheron, which certainly is a grand
specimen of-the breed. Mr. Reid when
asked his "motto" as regllfdll U16
makeup of a horse, said that the
first thine: he looked for was “quill-
ity" which certainly was in evi-
dence, ss far as the write\°'s iudg-
ment goes.-Horseman.
MONTAGUE MAHKMB
Uurrected Jor _every Wedncelhy Bild
Saturday issue.
U19 °0llll¢!"‘ll'ifll0Ilfi?es" to shswer s. .
_A.._»__»__
Potatoes
Efeets per dos.
hard. per W.
Bee! (imlll) per lb.
Beef (quarter) Der lb
Pork '
Lamb. per lb. (small
Fowl
Mutton
Butter `
Eggs, per dos.
Oats '
Hay (Pressed)
Hay (Loose)
Pork
1* 9
§°°'°S °‘°°»-
"ee S* '°
S°cg‘ eg.-w
,__o o
Q U4
$§€»\°§Z§°‘~ze=5».°'~Z~»'$
40 to
$13 to $1-l
$13 to $13
-lan. 19,-The Vicar of
General Wolfe’s birth-
communication
7} to 9;
Turnlps ‘_ 16
~,
_.___--_..____.__.
GOTIIAM BANDITS A ,
GET $100 _IN CAFE;
NEW YORK, Jan. 19.,-Three auto-
mobile _bsndits staged a Wild West
holdup in the cafe of M. J. O‘Brlen, -
No. 635 Eleventh avenue, early to-_
day. They robbed six men' and the
cash register and then escspedwith
over $100. They contemptuously,
tore up s number of checks. -
Bili¢\l=iM,_ll,!ar:.:r.:r.f'.1.1!r"
_ l'bl’§°'¢°i°|lf.';’i§=‘l'l°~q§[l“l_l’-" §l'i°;°ic`_%i_ii_‘§§‘f*i_;».
.?.<.:-.:.f='.:‘:.a““.,.s.'f.l»__p?’..i».z.*A‘.-...i-__._,:
combine td'iri_n_lne._ eQ`:'l}iir_Hpn.“1 e
~ i a" <1 no
°|5ll"ii$.Z.~.‘°i’.f§i'f-’i"_‘R°`-`»'2’i»“‘u1i““'r°i¢v
"fin:-=t°-f'~.:.~':~°.f.a~:.z'°.~.:s.1:
,Cel
¥.f`=`.‘f:‘“‘ "Y'°"'..°"`*l..°‘°°""°‘°:'=“'°.='.“
_ tt ta te__ rom e
mmdlmlll do ag nf.. er subca-
Df. M
_ F
__P;_.l;43_\f__lf<>_<_.>_1'1f=»1-14 W1¢H'#;B#PY'
lilli’ an honr’s play. ,
'T at's a funn lookin box," said
They untied the strings. A (Qur-
deys'-'nld baby boy. naked Intl to all
appearances dead, rolled -to the
ground. ' A policeman took it 110 G
crying lustily. It will probably live.
. ’ whooping Cough
|v~s|wii;c" cxour mum ounces
1 Wllescurru mms _euus "-
_»`.";- J __ . .
 l 7- l' _-
/ . ~' . 1 ff f =
_  _ . _ . ,_ - ...if _.
, _
I ,_ ' urnusnlla 1s-re ' ` " ‘
 simple. nie and effective hentenent feahrnn-
elil _aroublen a\~o|din¢druae. Vapaq-leedllreyhes,
ni. cami,-,ms er\vneop|n4 ceuggann nuevos
Bnsmodk Cioup ntonce. ltisn B00 to sulenrl
hope Asehrns. The nircnrrylns the nnilseptlnvlper,
lnsplrddwiih every hmauh. malice brqthlnl lllll
iestful nights. is ws unhlo to mai on vv
roving children. Gund postal for descriptive bwlilet-
ALL nnuamsrs. .
J _ if'
ei~»i¢._~.-i ict.. '»-_-__ Nqr, _
The .COWAN
N -ionic. J  1s.-4 a`  - . _
bo_yEs‘playiug ioothvdzll with  l>£l2_   U0!" I PhY'i°"
 in a vacant io: in Brook-_ *mil-‘o_f castor oil. wl°m°l-
 yesterday eat down to rest eller eelti pl' Mtllirllé Pillv-
hospltsl. Half an hour later it was'
-Qats (black) _
lmwi (pair) _
` Votntoes, per hue.
sonslieeihescmamxieznnd izepsinecouslmslsisrle ' `
It ' ii I h lth
l cam
~ Pau ‘° _
. was
l Pr cmtsm.m~:P _ .
. iradizilc..   l ‘ _ 
l im-est. infy' `1='.§,|»rf,~|}i“pIc. _ . 
cdsctivc :md ariflcc-stir. _ gg , _
~ of »s...~¢.i.¢.<is¢°.- (mm . . _
unlllc. in mumps. ,`  9
l Ve;;>c Crcwlcnn Co. . =‘ 'gyx 5 _
.4 :z cifuiiin si., n.r. ‘ -1, 
Lceeimg nan-n morning ___R°|_._k _
~ ' ~ ~ ~ a;i..i|.:»£= lb  ' -\ " ‘ __ »»  I ` '
~- - --~'~_~--~-»~,_ ___ _ _ _ rt, _ _ _W . -fn . .
\
aw
and
e
HB1.
and I must
1t‘s diflerent with Syrup ol Fit!-
Its elect is as that ol fruit; oi eating
'  li v e _ _ .
ol? etthem. “Let’s see whst’s in-‘ coach food; of egercise. Tahe a,'»9B-
li _c.!_! _ ` _ `
spooniul' o! delicious Syrup of Fi!!
tonight and you won’t realize you
have taken anything until morning.
when "all the clogged up~waste -mat-
7-..---1-5-nv--'
D0
!'0ll1‘
Y°\ll`
and 0111!,
moveon and out oi your system. ¢°“.t"°Pt' _ ` ' , 
' "'   l ci Amrurrls. nounsor si4a.s00M'M'  
, WNl
Corrected for every Wednesday and
` Saturday issue.
Ol
l-‘W
oo o,

.O SNQV
gee sees?
¢§S3§§2lG$
Oats (white)
dtifaw, per ton 65.5
HW
Eggs per dos
Butter
Chicken (Pair)
Celery -
Tlltlllpl 10 tolg
I5 to 65
_ - 12]
Oillskinl 15
'55
H'
eh'
'52
Beet. (quarter) 5 f° 3
` $1'zs to Sz eo
si to 9;‘
. . ' 12
»
IN DY!_iAH‘I'1‘E‘ (W5.
sAi: FRANCISCO, Jen.. _1'1.-gilt-or
ed States commissioner Frelici: ull.
accepted bonds totel.l‘in¢‘ 148,500.
im night for o1ef»l'rve_nnoe,"q_ii'e, for .3
thelebor leaders convicted _ln Indi__\u»,-‘
apolls.. P. H. McCarthy, president o¢_
the California buildigg ,tradpe coun-__
ell, appealed to Oqnuni`lli_oMr'».-Krull_
after United States ~ district attorney'
Miller of Indianelfolll |154 -ieioriqfh
the district attorney's oiilde’ c_rp_f _y;
telegram that he did'_not.__v1"1_ l_._:a$.`
ofnce to pass on the guair.,g___ 99,50
the bondsmen. ~  ' l H .-
'l‘veitnioe’s wife. Mrs. Ingeborgl
Tveitmoe, scheduled_$79.09,0. `  __
+<- i
"S. A.
that they are
the' month' ol
opportuniq for
Proyiuce. .
Shoppmgis only half done if you forget the Maple
Birds Ghildrenmust have sweets. Their little
crave for dainty sweet things. _Bad for_
Not Cowen’s Ma le Buds. Pure milk pure
_-And  f_f;_theM_a_plel5uds.Gr’arli1pa! 
_ P 1 _
ll
pure chocolate. What could be more
and wholesome P What else could made
such favorites with intelligent r_nothers'?
children happy. Give them sweets you know are iced. »
Put Maple Buds on your shoppin|`§"|l#}.
MAPLE
* A Namesnddesifnrelistered '
' f _ Q,,,,,;,, cowa -_
  ‘cur-._ tb
.rusr Noi' MAPLE U " .- 
\lll:Lr.ss_'rHr.Yf|u;B  _ 
KUWANE  
‘ shes*
H S 'RWO Misnyns
* HAsoNnDsiii¢ _
The
Grouard:-by
di and
All heylefbel
als 'ri=11zsE”n<>a..}»_ _
‘ ‘ l-IAS TWO Veterinary Surgeons.
~ -"T ~ ~-9-¢-<_-w
me-'-annals
   
_  l it  
Pop_ul`atio;i‘1_911. 400 Population 1912, 
. Hub `%"o‘f Peace River Country _ »_
A ' f The ,Grouard of today '  }_.»_ .
HAS ov... .1 HUNDRED MILLION Acnss HAS THREE Lawyers. . . f  ._ ._i;,` ;_
of Agricultural Land. . HAS TWO_Drug Stores, jf 2 af,
5 HAS fra. only Nevigabie Lake in Alberta. Hflts T310 Saw Mills and One \\=1.d¢r1;.%>9¥11~‘~ ~
1 HAS sxoiisiye _1 fron _nnrosrrs S. f“° ‘°”' f  .-,;€. ‘j _
'  and ALL K1NIi'3sMoEF `$MiN`illiALs HAS THREE_H°*°’S- =’ ~ -
HAS FOUR Livery and Feed Barns 1 ':» .Q ' 3 _ . f*
ce ‘..~' ._ . ’
 HAS MILLIONS-A OF FEET OF TIMBER' HAS Royal North-West Mounted Poli”
 I-IA_S,Unlimited supply of PULP WOOD Ban-a¢1¢S_ `
HAS Control of all 'the wagon roads into the HAS THREE Barber Shops. , _
_ ' Peace Rivsr Company/ I HAS TI'lREE'Pool Rooms. ._
- HAS 'rwo chartered’ Binks qua THREE' HASi01\'E B°Wli"s Alley. ~ .  
others have bqdght illéir sites. . HAS FOUR Re5ta_“f9e“t5- . ..§:,~."..$;" `-iii,
HAS SIX General _§to: ., _f HAS TWO Bdkenes- ` ' ' -,{`  .
HAS Domieiaftimd  ' HAS B°’=ll nz _Works , _ ‘
HAS Government Telegraph and 'Telephone HAS P"°K_"°5S“{° Club- . '
HAS TW()f.3¢\,°;,|s_ f . HAS Moving Picture_Show. _ ‘
HAS maize churches. ~ HAS v1<l_ of '1`w¢11w Iu_=lrnm\n¢l»
_ HAS Hospital. _' ' l HAS C ublic Halls. ' ` ' ‘
` ‘ C
_ leg
N  
t°  $)'.-dll¢J' slush lqlma "mg will
Furnishing Store.
=\_n¢,1.l3.C.-F. . and the C. N.
if
andboth wl l operatclnside
Pr.<,>_vn¢s._§ _l,3y<,l.m.Sf_~. St. lohu
,.. 13'
2
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