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Cough
Precaution
Your system may be
able to throw off a cough
and remove all traces of
it, but there is always
a possibility it may not.
' It is wisdfim always
to assist nature with a
reliable remedy the
Jamieson’s
White Pine and Tar
There is no better
remedy and it is suit-
able for old or new
coughs
Large bottle 2 5 cents
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Druggist
The Medical Hall
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Xmas lrale we have eve l
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and all for making this our
banner year alid hope to have
your good will and trade for
the years to come.
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Jeweler and Engraver,
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-:Chocolates for New Years-We
have 3 splendid line of bulk and box-
ed M0ir’s chocolates that will be just
ulilenilid for gifts or table use. We
luive every variety in hulk-and our
packages range in' price from 35c to
$1. 'l‘he MacKinnon Drug Co., Cor.
(it. Geo and Kt. Ste. dtf.
"You cannot afford to go without
the protection afforded by one of our
chamois vests. These vestsare very
strong and comfortable and give
more wnrmth and protection than
several outer garments. They are
stylishly tailored throughout, perfect
fitting Bild give splendid satisfaction.
Price $1.75 up. The Two Mncs, 149
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Geo Moore (Water St)
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The man who buys his Felt
Boots here will take no chances
whatever of getting poor boots.
Look 'ont for poor Felt Boost
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THE CHA R1.o'r'rE'r-ow N.: _ouannl-AN
THURSDAY, JANUARY .9 19 a
3 - 'rl-lm Bnovluolal. ELECTIONS YESTERDAY.
In the provincial elections yester- one and gave their votes accordingly.
GGY the Conservative Government Premier Mathieson and his colleagues
and party achieved a remarkable in the Government are entitled to
victory. It is beyond precedent in its congratulations on their victory. to
sweep. I’r0hahly very few, if any, in which the Premier's able and efficient
either party had expected the return leadership had contributed so very
of the Liberal party to power as the largely. Still The Guardian cannot
result of the contest, but it, was withhold its regrets for some good
thought by a good many that there men defeated and also for the fact
might be from eight to ten of the that the Liberal Opposition in the
party candidates elected. So complete new House will be too weak to reu-
a Conservative sweep as is now del' ps good service as it might
shown was not anticipated by the otherwise have been in a position to
most souguino of tho min1otorla1_do- The boot working of our repre-
Dlfty. In this city, especially, the scntatlves institutions has been hith-
Liberal defeat assume; the pmpor- erto found where the Opposition
tions of a total rout. strength has been about one third or
The people had evidently made up H10” Of U18 total m¢n1boYBhiD-
their minds that the recent ovep Premier Mathieson will have almost
. an embarrassment of riches in the
turn both at Ottawa and in this Pro- too large support which the eo le
vince was a timely and auspicious huvg git-eu him_ P P
THE PATRIOT AND THE FERRY. from Charlottetown, is the proposed
new port, and the proposal of the
Just on the .eve of the election the Coal Company, and of the citizens 0,
esteemed P“t"°t accellted the CBT Wallace is that their port shall he
Fen? as 3 boo" to this Province connected with the Intercolonia1Rail-
which will materialize in the near fu- way and equipped for the shipment of
ture. It accepted Premier Borden’s coup
Pledge "in E005 faith." blllliihcd its They want the Dominion Govern-
previous doubts ns to the possibility ment to oonnoot the 1. o. R. with tho
of the new 1>roleot‘boins only nn or- waterfront or wouaoo, between two
dinnrv ferry. and became “convinced ond three miles distant, or o oost of,
and much more of the same sort. All necessary u,-edging That q0ue_ the
Of which We I`9C0I`d with Pleasure- coal company will be prepared to
There was in the same issue the gconstruct wharves and a plant to
usual letter in which the electors were lcost $200,000 and capable of shipping
'='.::: -Q warned "not to listen to the election 200,000 tons of Springhill coal year- Nicholson 'md his _“im” Ano whereas
- f . . the said Neil l’. Nicholson has here-
e  promises 0 R. L. Borden ln regard ly. This would apparentl b 0 d ,-. - -
y e a g 0
to grants for 12-uhlic improvement- thing for Springhill, Wallace and for
these are only election promises and .the schooner trade between Nova Sco-
When Mr. Borden made these prom- putation of the coal interests and
ises he knew he could not fulfil them Wallace citiacns is now in Ottawa to
for the simple reason that every oth-urge forward the project.
er Province would demand the same "_"’
concessions." The correspondent at THE PRESS TELEGAPH SERVICE
least was not very enthusiastic for
the ferry. Possibly the editor might I" Europe and America- the tele'
have kept hook the letter if ho had graph” 11°" °f the World is Compiled
just then been thinking of his pledge and distributed through the news
lhotrrhe Pntrioc will ao su in its Pave" by Press “SB°°i*‘ti°“G- Wlioof
time._ The essence of the situation is States for this Service- but mo” fe
that the press of the Province is um_ cently the Canadian Associated Press
ted for the ferry and the people are was formed' which Fenders R muh
practically on oiithnoioetio in lovoi- "‘°’° ““i"“"l° “°"’i°° f°f the P80!-‘lt
of ith Those who were doubters at of this country. The news it collects'
first are now convinced that we ‘md distributes is more general and
want it and that it is coming It less exclusively about American af-
means the expenditure of some mil- fairs' Formerly 3 very large proooo
lions in changing the gauge of the P. tion of the telegraphic news printed
E_ Island Railway and the c0nStruc_ in Canada told of happenings in thc
Straits, which will give employment usb or antiioanadian in tone'
Th C811 di P A ' ti `
to labor while the work is going on, o o la" ross “Boom on In
out the chief goin will no in the im- °“°'f"_g t° ow “°w‘“_"”'"“ °f “ie
proved transportation facilities _for Domlmo“ provides a dmerent Compu
which the Province has waited so anon of new? for the West_and East
,Ong and so patient,y_ of the Dominion and for this purposl
__________ the service for the Eastern Provinces
PROPOSED NEW COAL PORT. is under the direction of what ii-
"'°““ known as the Eastern Press Associa-
A Year “go the Dominion Coal oo' tion. The Guardian is now ,, member
bought the Springhill ooo] mines of both the Canadian and the Eastern
from the Cumberland Railway and Pr Ass0~ ti _ It - dl - t
_ ess cla ons is nee ess o
have now a project to Secure a ohm' say that this service obtained at in-
have “OW a Project to “eco” 3 ohio' creased cost has considerably in-
Pjng Port °“ the Straits of North' creased our facilities for obtaining
umberland with _a View 15° tl" coal late, full and reliable telegraphic
trade Of Prince Edward Island' M°n' news for the benefit of our readers.
treal and St. Lawrence ports. Wal- ---_--_-
lace, which in just across the Strait THE MAILS
  Great credit is due to all concerned
   for the excellent mail service this
Province has enjoyed during the holi-
"'_ day season and since. In times past
Ngtorllieciqachghs. Eii,$.ui)!;.eBa'hhE1l»,)i€et the transfer. of' the mail sprvice from
pated _Bowels by morning. the Navigation s Company s stcamers.
"- to the winter boats was often fruit-
Are you keeping your bowols' uv' ful .of great irregularities and delays,
f_f,,‘,‘J“%:§;’:;§f§ °;§“':,;,,§;','f f°'°,‘;,,‘,;°“§ which have been happily ovoidod this
ppugngeway through these alimentary year. No doubt the season has been
or drainage organs every tow flow , lovorohlo one, one oem melon.; ou
With Salts-tiC“t$'§§cti° Polo' oostor due allowance for this fact, it seems
Oil or Purge. ve a ers. .
Stop having B bowel wash_day_ Let* to be thai univijrsal gpirhlpul ithaiil th:
Cascaretstthoroughly chmuuu uud pe- mail serv ce is eing an e ri a e
gulate the stomach. remove the wn- ficient and business like manner.
digested, sour and ferlncntinK f00\‘1 _
and foul gases, take the excess bile NOTES.
from the liver and carry out of the --- 5
Fxistgg nniiupoililcfnsd`i(ii0Ii:yli)d)i‘i1rl;elll.i:;ii By R strange slip of the pen The
and h0W¢1g_ Guardian was made to speak of
A onsonret tonight will make you "Tho night Honorable sir Robert
fell Sfmt "'7im°mm5' 'lnmy Egg Laird Borden". The Canadian
:ro`i:;usli'?1lil;‘li3I‘ii:)onxi'¢:il‘ilen§5.pail; cost Pfenllaf 19 “Ot Yet H "sirni b“t :ai
only 10 cents a box from your drug- becorrc one within a very s or
gist. Millions ol mem and women take Mme.
u. Cnscaret ‘now and than and never ‘ _f._________.
have Headache, Biliousness, coatfid ::Thc Home of Good Tobaccoes.
tongue. Indisoltion. Sour Sfomwh 'rhio otoro io known no tho host since
or Constipatcd Bowels. Cascarets be- ,n town to huy good plug 0,- uuukag.
long in every household. Children ed tohhccoel we keep eve,-y good
just love_t0 take them. mgkg and you always can got your
A favorite fresh as it came from the
makers The MacKinnon Drug C0-.
A ccident an cor. ot. ooo_:i;i 1-rt. sth au.
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InSu1’Cl11Ce 1  |10 mfg 'I
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like pie crusts are easily broken. tie. and Prince Edward Island. A de- 5 ‘l° hereby direct that my “id wif"
tural life have the use of the said
The policies we issue are the
best in the market and for the
least money. Our Company is
most reliable and very liberal in its
charlottetown.
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WILL UF L.-’i'l‘E NEIL NICHOLSON.
This is the last will and testament
of me, Ncil Nicholson, of Cardigan
Head, King‘s County, in Prince Ed-
ward Island, farmer and trader.
I hereby revoke all other or former
wills and tcstameutary dispositions
by me nt any time heretofore made,
and declare this only to contain my
last will and testament.
I direct all my just debts, funeral
and testamentary expenses't0 be
paid and satisfied by my executor
hereinafter named as soon as conven-
iently may be after my decease.
I devise the eastern half of .my
farm, situute at Cardigan Head afore-
said, and consisting of one hundred
acres, to my wife Belle Nicholson, for
that Premier Borden means business" guy, $150,000 and also to do some her natural life, and after her dcceasei I
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_ _ M en s Overcoats _
the same is hereby devised to my
nephew Neil P. Nicholson, who now
resides with me, and his heirs. The
remaining fifty acres of my said farm
I hereby devise to the said Neil P.
hy deiised to him the portion of my
farm on which are'sit\late my dwell-
ing house and barns and outhiiildings,
Belle Nicholson shall during licr nu-
dwelling house, barn and outbulldings
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-"Bargains rich and
rare"
Rich, because the best we have there goes
into this saleand nothing reserved. -
When we make a special offer of any kind
we always do exactly as we advertise and deliver
goods tc the letter.
Sheepskin Lined Coats .l
i Leather and 'Corduroy
i Grey waterproof duck coatskin small '
sizes 34 and 36 only $3._0o for $2.00
Heavy sheep skin lined shooting coats .
4.85 for _4.00. _ 
» Another better grade 6.00 for 5.00 ` ,
Heavier duck coats with storm fly
front, leather bound pockets an:l arm holes
with stockinette armlet 7. 75 for 6.50
Dark corduroy coats, sheep skin lined _
6.75 for 5.75 ' _
"Drab corduroy heavier grade 8.50 for
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.n common with the said Neil l’.
Ji'-holsoii.
“_ heqnonth to Mrs. Nou P. Nlohoi-
soll four cows.
I bequeath to my said wife Belle
Nicholson a one-half interest in all the
residue of my farm stock and farm-
ing implements, to hold the same for
and du1'ing_her natural life, and af-
ter the decease of in said uif the
. Y ' ei
power ta support the establishment of b“Si“°”B is °°"d“°t9d on H- “lst 5°“1’3~ sanfe to go to the said Neil P. Nich-
a Cnr Fe;-;~y_" FOI' H18-HY Years the Canadian n0\‘<'S' olson absolutely. The remaining one-
But we will not he ovm__c,.itical of papers were mainly dependent uuof half interest in the residue of my
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this episode. especially at election the Assoclated Press of the Umteoi hiigieiighc tglléihefagalhingqeliqiliiomggguli
_ion absolutely.
I bequeath to my said wife Belle
Nicholson all my household ful`iiitui'e,
'nods one nodding ond ou other out-'
icles of personal or domestic use or
ornament, to hold the same during
'ler natural life, and at her death the
-fame to become the property of the
said Neil P. Nicholson absolutely.
I bequeath the following legacies,
:hat is to say: 1
To my wife, Belle Nicholson, two
thousand dollars.
To Mrs. Neil P. Nicholson, five hun-
.lred dollars.
To Christy Nicholson, daughter of
Neil P. Nicholson, three hundred dol-
lars when she attains the age of
twenty-one years.
To my brother, Murdock Nicholson,
dve hundred dollars.
'l`0 Donald Nicholson of Morell, P.
ld. I., five hundred dollars.
To Alexander Nicholson, son of
Murdock Nicholson, one thousand
dollars. '
To John Nicholson, student, son of
my brotlier, John Nicholson, two
hundred dollars.
To my lleice, Belle Richards, of
Murray Harbor, one hundred dollars.
To Mrs. Olive Bears, my neice, one
hundred dollars. '
To Mary Nicholson, daughter
Nicholson, fifty dollars.
To my neice, Sarah Nicholson,
daughter of Murdock Nicholson, one
hundred dollars. _
To Samuel Nicholson, son of Peter
Nicholson, tive hundred dollars.
To Alexander Nicholson, Peter
Nich01son's son, one hundred dollars.
To Christina Nicholson, daughter
of Murdock Nicholson, fifty dollars.
To Angus Nicholson, son of Neil P.
Nicholson, two hundred dollars when
he attains the age of twenty-one
years. '
To Angus P. Nicholson, daughter
of Peter Nicholson, one hundred dol-
lars.
To Surah Nicholson, daughter of
John Nicholson, fifty dollars.,
I direct that three hundred dollars
shall he invested and the interest
arising therefrom- shall be paid annu-
ally to the Presbyterian Church at
Cardigan so long as the said church
at Cardigan shall exist. '
I devise 'to Alexander Nicholson
(Murdock Nlcliolson’s son) and his
heirs twenty-five acres of land situate
at Cardigan in said county, said land
being bounded as follows: On the
north by the Cardigan River; on the
west by John McAuley’s land; on the
east by land occupied by D. C. Mor-
son, and on the _south by land occu-
pled by Allan Shaw;
I hereby direct that my executor
hereinafter named shall sell and con-
vert into money all my interest in
the firm oi Nicholson St McLaren ati
Cardigan aforesaid, and also my busi-'
ness stand at Cardigan aforesaid,
consisting of plot of land on which
are situate a store and warehouse,
and to divide the proceeds arising
from such sale as follows; one half
to my said wife Belle Nicholson and
the remaining one-half to ba divided
share and share alike among the fol-
lowing persons, namely; Alexander
Nicholson, son of Murdock Nicholson;
Neil P. Nicholson, and my brother
Murdock Nicholson. I hereby direct
that all thc residue of my personal`
estate shall .bc 'divided by my execu-
S _ -"’- tor liereinaftcr named share and
F P I '__ L ...'77'> share alike among all the lcgatccs
3¢Nl€\‘I1¢ll¢8- Look intb the matter p0 ] sl? S/f' hcreinbefore mentioned in this my
wihoout 1°” ofifume .od ako o  A I i \`\ \ '\  ` hisooo '%llth:1'liii»ymi1(i>Pi'J‘llil'i:m$li1ll'cr ‘A 0 Mor
P° CY' 5 ll};§L.l~ KIUNEY g"'~',-'éfh con of Charlottetown ln‘Q‘ucen'li
D. B. Stewart  »i»."~f':<»_ ~'f'-'»".i'._..=-.».= "'“"”'“""”'°""‘””“"'“""°°“o no
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in clearance price 8 410
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4.3 mcn`s block hcavcr ovcrcoafs, regularly price 7.50, 9.75, 0.50, 12.00
13.60 14.0016752000 _ - I
2 only of the 7.50 qualiiy one 36 and one 34, Sale price 5.50 =
in the 9 72 coat they are only 2 36 sale price 7.50 _ .’~
we liaveonly 3 left 2-35 and 1-36 sale price 8.50 ,
`. 5 only of the 2.00 quality 2-37, 2-40, and 1.42. Sale price _9.75 `
8 only cf the |160 quality, I-37, 2-38, 2-40, 3-42, sale price ".50 ‘
5. 7only of the l4 00 quality 2-36, I-37. 2-33. I-39 and I 40 "-75
5 only-of the l6.75 qualify, 2-40, 2-42, 1-44, sale price I2 75 ,“
j,; 5 only of the 20.00 overcoats, 2-36, I-37, 1.38,4'1-40. Sale price I6 00 7 i
"College" overcoals, llcavy mixed twced also diagonals and stripes: _
double or single breasted. 48 to choose from ,~_
Prices range from $9.75 up to $22.00 i_
, sizes ron 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40 and 42 ='.
The $9 75 coat goes ut 7.85, the 10.00 coat goes for 8.00 7 1*
The |2.00 cont goes for 9 50, the 15.00 coat goes for i2 00_ '
` 8 special “Converio” overcoats 18 oo and 20.00 value offering \5.(l0
i M en’s Black Overcoats
8 only heavy, beaver sliell overcoats with nigger head or plush linings, `
fur collar 22 oo value for l7.50 _ _ .
llridd sized overcoflis sizes 38, 39, 4o and 42, materials of fancy stripe si
, checked iwe=d. velvet collars, “Chesterfield” style. values 10.7 5 to _ 6 75, 
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.- sizes only 34 to 38. _
 $6.75 sale price 5.00 " _
L; better quality, only siuall sizes none larger than 38 regular 7.50 qual-
_ Boys’ “College Ovcrcoiis" 14 in the lot sizes 26 to 33, price 5.50 to 10.00
sale price from 5.95 fo 7.50 `
~ Boys’ velvet collar ovcrcoats, 28 in the lot sizes 24 to 33. .4. 75 to 10,50, ,
,j Men’s blue and black beaver refers. in small '
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1. Robes
_ The snow is sure to
._~_ come and you will
 want that sleigh robe
yet. We have about
20 on hand. Here’s a
5' brown bear robe 22.00 .
for $18 oo
Another with cxtm
-_ large sl~:ins,il0t pieced
’ with heavy plusll
` back 501460 15.00 for
 12.00 _
Large grey robe
No. 1 grade 50x60
11.50 for 9.00
GWB' l'0l>t‘s mack-
t ineau lining 5(,_\»(,(,
< 14.00 for 11.00
g Large grey gout 4
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Another splendid ` ""`l,,ii,,l‘li"'  li""W"o'?l
value grey goat robe \  ‘ily J, li N ill;
not pieced 50x00 S.oo .  l ' .l»l~  ll id
for6.oo ‘I "’ 5*# "` ‘ " “‘ 1'.
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to get osildloiiiicl   ‘ gl  if
the who/le family lu \ \__,`: I _ _ ry `lii~'».\  v V5.
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Sale of about. 5oo pair of men’s and boys’ pants i
36 pairs Hewsons “Bannockburn” extra heavy grade
'*‘ beauty 56x56, large 3.00 for 2,70
$
50 pairs grey llonlespun all wool pants 2.35 for 2,00
36 pairs heavier quality, same weave, :ill sizes 2.85 for
_ 225 -
Another line of dark fancy tweeds suitable for farmer
or working men 2.20 for L75
18 pairs dark gray hair lined pants, all wool 3.25 for
2.50 ' _ _ ’ _ _
All other odd lots specially priced for this clothing
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Supreme Court, id) bomgoliliycggluggg
0( this my IBS* Will and testament.
In witness whereof I, Neil Nichol-
5°". the testator, have to this my
lb!! Will and testament setm h 5
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2;'°0°l"°“th 55! 01 July in the year
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dlkegggnd <;liev;>r;i‘c thousand nine hun.
.) N il Ni ll _ _
mlm. Ai-‘Ile at Lhgisgharlegl  gin
Donald' M°“t38ll°. Witnesses. ° 6-
Thls is a codicll to the ing; |1
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g{'dc::;:'°::’"é °f “‘° NSU Nicholson
5 'ad in Kfl'llZ'B County,
said will hearing dug, the uleveuth
gounty in Prince Edward Island, ' _ __ i 0|
day of July, AD 1911. In my galdbcqueath to Angus Nichol|on.5°“
will I gave legacies to my brothers Peter Nicholson, my late brother. 91°
Murdock and Donald, and I hcreby'lllm of two hundred dollars. I \>°‘
direct' that nach of such legacies bc qucath to my -friend, ADI" `M°L°°d
increased by the sum of one hundred of Lorna Valle the sum of one hun-
dollars. I hereby he ucath to Bsmu~` dl-cd, dollars. l bequeath to my l\°Ph‘
cl Nicholson. son of qfotcr. Nicholson, cw Daniel Nicholson, son of John
the num -of two hundred' dollars ‘in Nicholson, thc- num of one hundred
audition to the legacy given mm ny collars. I noqnmii to Alonmlor lio-
my ma win. 1 inonooui to my Looa (logos .ony oiooramn HM
nsphcw, Noll P. Nicholson, the cum the sum of nity dollars.
°f Ullht hundred hollnrn ln addition . In all other_1-upsets I oonnrm ll!
to what I have devised and bequeath- uid will. A; wltugu my hand tllll
ed hun sy my will, sou 1-bequeath mn any ol July. Am. lm. (Std->
to his wi o the cum of two hundred .Neil Nicholson. |B¢d.) G. B. Inman.
dollars in addition to the legacy giv- Atty. at Law. (Bgd.) Charles-M W3*
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