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i JANUARY 27» 19?* A "THB wear me _ 'rHE`cHAiiLo'r'rE1‘owN GUARDIAN' ‘ "1‘°1'°"'”-"” ” race   ' 
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She Hey Wear
An Old Style in s list
. -sur-
lhe an appreciate a new piece ul' jewelry
md likes to have it nicely cased up.
We give particular intention to the
puking of everynrticlothat leaves our
store. `
W. W. Wellner
jewelet .
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m»asu»qes-suv-so
GROUP PHOTOS
We speoislize on trroun
photos and the msny splen-
‘"" °‘"’.iil.°' i€‘.i“I.‘l.‘l.1'i°.§‘£.l>'l
gin-dine* sugerlority in this
wlligil or write toduy for
appointment.
CO0K’S S1Ut)l0
:as¢s\os¢es.@»® _
We thank our many
customers tor their
generouspatronage
during the year 1911
and we extend to all
the Season Greeting s
C. W. Patterson
Jaweller.
I Au
W inter Goods
if
Overshoes, Felt Slippers,
Hockey Boots, etc, at big dis-
counts to clear.
A. E. Nlcliaclien
Sterlmg Bitter' s
The Never Failing
llesrt,Nerve md Stomach
Remedy
A Proven Medicine of
Exceptional Value '
Testimonials and Reference
the hundred [rom peopln
most prominent in [ity sd
Country. N0 failures.
Bold b
1».M¢QUA1D
42 Queen Street.
Opposite Auld Bros
Price <0: ‘oar turtle.
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if  _
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Your Money’s Worth
ln Coal
J'.l‘hst is what you get when you buy your
api from us. -
horois arrest diif_eren_re in the tem-
Berature ol s room with different kinds ol
osl. We can give you Coal with the
‘€.'l’.".°°ll.'.-l‘i‘.ii“‘i=i‘.“i ““’.i ill?" l'l“'.l "8°"`
-can is sight-Prielslitiirei. " ° ‘"
C. Lyons fit Co
hone ' r r 1
BnK`U'rv'.`
There are many things set before
“H as we pass through this state ol
existence, of more or less intrinsic
"°1U°. pursued by us with more or
less of earnestness and energy, accor-
ding to circumstances 'and character.
Some of those, when obtained, wear
considerably better than others, and
others disappoint us wholly, either
because they are truly nothing worth,
0( because sought und found singly,
Without attention to the moral chem-
“try necessary to the perfection and
Pfviervation ol’ their value; they turn
to dust and ashes, just when we
°"Ei1t to tlnd them a healing -bolsam
for all the sorrows Vol lite. Ol all
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(Zeal l Coalltioal !
We beg to advise that we have now in
“°i`k R good aupplv of choice lirssrve
Bunmine and Nut Coal which we are sell-
"IX M our Cont Depot or P. 0. B Csrs st
lowest prices.
We_havs silos usnlity of Authrscite
PM Coal, which :imma satisfactorily in
Base-Burnet-_Stoves, and which is being
'Sidi' in place of Anthracite Chestnut
cs
Also s q.i¢.iti°y of Hsrdwood cut and
:Tl in sizes snltsblo for open\grstes and
ves.
Bunn. urn a co.
Ama nominee cm ce. ma.
Almts Bleek Diamond S. 8. Co.
Ollee 36 Queen Su-an
Phooesoe and 409 i
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A Women’s
Pumps
, This seasou’s 'styles in
ti, w<iuen’s pumps for even-
 ing wear are wiihrut doubt l
in the best _that have ever been `
,ip shown m this city The
'-if-’ 3 ff <».\=r-5
1 graceful lines, and high
` heels make these pumps
look much smaller than
they realli areaud for com- I
| fort, style and durability i
they are in a class all their `
own. ~
I Notice the extreme-ly low  A
1
prices
White satin.. ......2 50
TALK OF RUSH FOR TEDDY  
 1 IN A  
Strathlorne, Halifax, is visiting his
E. E. Parkmsn, contractor,'city,
returned yesterday from. St. Peters;
Ball where he is busy remodelling the '
interior of the Presbyterian Church
of that place.
There will he two fast basket ball
matches at the Y. M.. C. A., on Mon-
day Bight. The first/P. W. C. team
will meet the_Victol’ie.s, and' the Col-
lege second team will meet the Le-
Miss Carrie MacSwain, city, was 5
passenger returning to her home in
sunt visit with friends in Fredericton
Mary Corbett, who accompanied her
to the city. _
On Saturday evening Jany 20th a
number of young people assembled at
the hospitable home of Alex. Mc-
Kinnon, Mt. Herbert, where a most
enjoyable evening was spent in danc-
ing, music and singing. A beautiful
supper, provided by the ladies, was
heartily partaken of after which all
departed to their homes feeling that
3 good time had been enjoyed by all.
, In no small manner did Mr and Mrs.
McKinnon contribute to the success
ol the evening. _
| A Sudolk correspondent writes:--
§Most oi the farmers have their sup-
|ply of winter wood hauled and are
ibuslly engaged in sawing it np.-The
many friends of John Dover are
pleased to learn that he is recover-
ing from a recent attack of lu grippe.
-P. Lawlor is spending a lew days
lat Kelly's Cross.-Lillie Dover is
'spending a few days in Charlotte-
town.-William Harper is waiting for
good roads to commence hauling
mussel mud.-Our school is progress-
ing favorably under the skilful man-
N1 ercerlzed poplin in
_ lavender, pink and blue ,
'  .. ....Z.50 
, Black velvet Queen Qual,
1! ity  4.00
il, ' Black suede 4.oo and4 50 `
ii Black satin . . . . _ 3.50 
, Blue and pink satin 3 00 
. ,H
agement of Miss Marjorie Lewis of
iI.ittle_ York.-Our miller, George Ar-
,biHg. 15 doing R rushing business this
iwlnter at his old stand, Sydney
lMills.-Suffolk can boast of .some
some good trots on Winter River ice
.in the near future. -
pi ivery fast horses and we expect to see
,.
11|
The Guardian has received from the
Royal Securities Corporation, Limit.-
ed. Of Halifax, a very handsome
H Patent leather 3.50 and
,gi 
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l
Alley fs? Co
|35 Queen St.
mnnslsm.h_ V
DR A. B. RLID
t)EN'l‘IS'I‘ Oliice Hours 9-- 1 sud
2-6 Over .lenkins& Son
i Nhi\'~' PRUWBE BLOCK I
, ltdrtf Charlottetown P I
l -- 
New Canned Goods
Extra Nice Stork
California Lemon Cling Peaches
Hawaiian Sliced Pineapple
Hawaiian Gmted Pineapple
in large tins
55 cents a tin at ‘
_ \
l` our srurs  
I ATTRACT your attention
, Why? Becaus e we show you
only “TOP NOTCI-IERS"
,` -They are made by the BEST
4 _ DESIGNERS.,
|' BAYER Pll0'l`0 S'lUDl0
J. B. BROWN, D. M. D
~ DENTIST
Urown and Bridge Specialist.
New Royal Bank Building
Charlottetown.
I 9-ttedtyr.
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Bentisti-; _
DR. O. H. EER
SurgeonDtin§lst
Berlin Dents arlors
Richmond Bt. Phone 158.]
Over Prowse Bros.
i s '  " -
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passed over and faded from the im-
agination, then mere personal beauty,
where there is no intellect, no heart,
no sweetness of témpcr, -no cheering
gaiety of spirit, no genuine talent,
nor precious moral worth, to enclose
and preserve it from wearylng the
sense and palllng the affection. The
bleaknsss of disappointment which
follows the existence of its power, is
little less than tremendous. This is
exporlcnccd often, sadly often, when
a burst of genuine passion has been
felt, strong enough to create, .hy its
exaggeration of love, all that is wan-
fect~ but still more surely does dis
THREE MINERS KILLED.
MOUNT CARMEL, Phila., Jan. 26
-Three mine workers, were killed in
the Alaska Shaft ol the Philadelphia
and Reading Coal and Iron Co.,
near here last night. The men were
caught in a cave-in, and three bod-
ies were found today alter fifty tons
of rock dirt had been removed.
_.___._._-__
"Two greet- events in 1912-The
Osr Ferry Meeting end the City
Hospital Deuce end Whlst in Prince
of Wales College Hall, Feb. izttéikm
Beer £3 _ Goffs
l,
b00klet d€SCl”iDtive of the various
l bond ollerings in which the Company
is interested. The booklet is a. work
iof art, printed in colors on toned
| paper, with embossed and illuminated
lcover. lt is, moreover, the work of E
|Montreal publishing house, and is be-
|-lieved to be the most finished pro-
|duction of this kind that has been
published in Canada. It is of value
in' that regard as showing that the
need no longer exists of sending to
the States for artistic mechanical
work in this line. The booklet is
packed full of information respecting
the many excellent securities in
which intending investors will be in-
terested, and in regard to which any
additional facts that may be re-
quired will be furnished by the Royal
Securities Corporation upon request.
.It is a pleasure to look upon and per-
use the information so attractively
presented.
A Rose Valley correspondent writes:
The farmers of this vicinity are busi-
ly engaged in hauling their year's
supply of fire-wood.-A Singing
School has been organized under the
able management of Nell McKay.-
d J W M K
Angus McKinnon an _ _ c en-
,zle spent Sunday in Brada.lbane.-
Eddie McDougall spent Sunday in
llnkerman the guest of D. P. McLeod.
,‘-Our school is progressing favorably
lunder the tuition of Miss J ulia Gra-
iham.--The Misses Barlow, Welling-
iton, have returned home after spend-
,ing a pleasant visit with their cous-
iin Margaret E. McKenzie.--Will Mc-
Leod,_ Cardigan, is spending the wint-
er with Neil McKay, merchant.-Will
McKay, Stanley Bridge, paid 3 flying
'visit to the school here.-John Gil-
ilcspic is sponding a few days at John
Mc[ntosh’s.--Alex. Livlngs-ton and
llamll have removed to Providence,
_'_U___.
Y
R. I., and are greatly missed here.-
J. Munroe of Butte, Montana, is
=h0me again after an absence of three
|ycars.-John D. Matheson spent the
tweek end in Springton.
::Castile Soap (white and mottled)
imported direct from France and con-
taining tho highest possible percent,
age of pure olive oil. This is the
finest lot we have ever oflsred for
sale. 20c. lb., 7 lb. for $1.00. FLA.
Ff05f6I‘. Central Drugstore, Sunny-
side. dm
'-1119 Silly yesterday after a very plea- '
and Found-'s Mills. While at the lat- `
ter place she was the guest of Missl
G. A. Jetlry will preach ss lollowt
home in this city. tomorrow:-Bradalbane at eleven
-- _ ‘Frederlctton at three, There will , be
no evening service in New Glasgow.
The death occurred in Brighton
Mass, on Friday .Iany 19th of Mrs
Norman McLeod, daughter of the latr
David Selllker of 0’Leary, at th;
early age ol 23 years. The remains
accompanied by Mr. McLeod, wer.
forwarded to O’Lesry and the tuner
al took place from there on Tuesda.
last to Mill River Cemetery.
ngue of the Cross. -----_
--`- The death occurred in this city
January the 25, of the dearly belov
ed wife of Thos. Wakeling in the 65th
year of her age, after a lingerim
illness, which she bore with Christ
lim Patience. The following family are
left to mourn the loss ol a lovin;
mother:-two daughters, (Rev.) Mrs.
William Mitchell, of Kendallville, In
diana; Mrs. Thos. Howatt of thil
city and three sons. William at home,
John of Alaska, and Robert ol thi
city also one sister, Mrs. Willian
MacKay of this city. Funeral notic
elsewhere.
The death ot Hugh MacKinnon,
which sad event took place at bl:
late residence Highfield at an eail.
hour Monday morning, Jan 22nd
inst, is worthy of more than passln,
notice. The deceased was one of the
most prosperous farmers of Queenh
County. He occupied the old home
stead widely known as the “Ever
greens" where he was born in 1831
Being of Scottish descent he inherit
ed to.a marked degree the -hospitable
characteristics of that race. He was
chiefly instrumental in building
Highfield Presbyterian Church, oi
which he was a consistent and honor
ed member, giving the _ land upor
which the Church stands. He was
married in 1868 to Catherine Darracl.
of Clyde River, who survives him.
The funeral which was conducted by
the Rev. D. McLean, took place from
his lute residence to Highfield Cemet-
ery on Wednesday 24th at 2.30 p.
m., and was one of the largest eve.
seen in that section. The pall bearers
were Alexander Horne, Jas. Stewart,
Wm. Pierce, J. F. Rodd, Robt.
Stewart and Neil Mathieson. The de
ceased leaves to mourn besides' a
sorrowing widow a family oi seven
sons and five daughters viz:-Ewen in
Strasburg, Sask; Daniel A of Dom.
Suv. Bank, City; H. Alexander in
California; Lemuel and Stewart at
home; David and Albert in Boston;
Mrs. Benj Crabbe and Mrs. J. S.
Fierce, City; Mrs. Albert Farquhar-
son, Mermaid; Mrs. E. L. Coffin, Lot
40, and Mrs. D. W. Ross, Dorchester
(Mass.).
"Can't take Castor Oil ? ‘Bo many
people say that and so many .'hi:.l-
ren refuse to take the neuseating 01"
dinary kind. Not so with MacKin-
non's Sweet Castor till, it is as
sweet as honey and peoplellike it het.-
ter every time they use it. Price 15
cents a bottle. The MacKlnnon.Drug
Co., Cor Great Geo. and Kent
Streets. du-
1
" Seeing Better
is a blessing that is clue every-
one whose eyesight is defec-
tive.
Our modern tnetltcds of
' overcoming eye defects should
appeal to evervone desirous
of obtaining Expert Optical
Service at moderate co .t
\Ve s »liclt your optical _
I work, believing that we can
| give you un .unexccllcd service
G. F. Hutcheson
jeweler- Optitian.
 -~---- .-.-_-- 1  _ ,Z4
gates to the fourth congressional die
.rict republican convention who ar-
rived here today tor this afternoon'e
nesting, were excitedly discussing ru-
nors that the confvention is to be
.wung to instruct for Theodore
loosevclt as republican presidential
omlnee. The report seemed heighten
d by the refusal of District chair-
nan Edward Perry to deny it.
It has been reported late yesterday
that Perry received letters from Col.
ioosevelt and Postmaster-General
-Iitcbcock, permitting use of the
orgner presfldentfs name in the com-
nlttee. Perry emphatically denied
this. but he declined to comment on
the convention's probable course oi
iction this afternoon.
lUl|lE GIVES Gllllll
HEALTH ANU Sllllililll
If you are suffering from a weak
stomach, indigcstlon or any other
om-plaint ol the digestive organs
you need to see to your blood and
nerves if you want to affect a cure.
Phe process of digestion is controlled
oy the blood and nerves and largely
depends on the blood, therefore you
hould see primarily to your blood,
'rave it rich, pure and strong.
Nulife (Red Blood Tablets) is the
greatest blood maker and purifier
nown to the medical world. It will
'iuild up your system and cure dis-
rase by illling your veins with dis-
aase's great enemy-good, pure
ilood.
Price 50c. a box. Sold by the lol-
lowing dealers. ‘V
The McKinnon Drug Co., City.
The Two Macs, City.
Geo. E. Hughes, City.
E. A. Foster, City.
\ LJ. W. Carruthers. Montague.
Cox Bros., Morell.
Mrs. Af N. Campbell, St. Peters.
H. J. Mahon, Souris
Alex Robertson, Red Point.
B. P. Smith, Kinkora
S. H. Colwill, New Haven.
Ewen Macliinnon, Hampton,
Calvin Howatt, Victoria.
Kier Sz McFadyen, Kensington.
P. N. Inman, Summerside.
` E. C. LePage, North Rustico.
W. B. Dyer, Alberton.
Mrs. Lottie Murnaghan, Peake's
Station. '
Jas. F. Lord, Tryon.
If your dealer doesn’t' carry NU-
L1F'E ask him to write Johnson &
Johnson, Wholesale Distributors,
Charlottetown. mwsdrti.
UPERA HUUSE
One Solid Week
coMMr~:NciNd
Mon. jan. 29th
.G. Herbert Perry
__OF__
PATTEN .end PERRY and
JERRY from KERRY famr
Will be here with his
Famous Repertoire Co.
Perry’s
Peerless
Players ‘
In High Class Royalty
Plays. Special Scenery.
, Novel Electrical Efforts ,
E Vt/'ith the Popular Favorites '
. ilezel Corinne (D. Den Malloy
' oruuuvo PLAY
, The Princess ol Patches
' DON’T MISS THIS
Prices 25c _ 35c .. 500.
Seats on Sale Saturday.
r-27d zi
PUBLIC AUC l`l0N
Ou thc promises ofGr.|.fton 'l`oom‘.1s May-
fi.ln, Lot 25,
Tuesday, Felt bfh. st I2 o'clorlr noon
all his stocr, crop and farm implements.
For further particulars see hand bill x.
, \V. D. MCCOUBREY
` Auctioneer.
such blessings, sought and found.;-f ' ff-”"---~ ---~-----»~-----= -  - __  -_-_=-.._f'__;.e_"“' ___-~--_-5
thcre is, perhaps, none more uttelplyi ~
valuelcss, when its first charm as, 5 P I  I   5
, C £01) C S 03 l'€ - . C
i _
The thrilling picture. From the Bottom of the Sea, will be
, repeated at The l"cople’~s Theatre to night for the last time
those who saw it last evening were delighted with it, come
| 27d1iiud _ _ _i
” Season oi 1912
,Aqua-i, .N0 40051.
‘ Sire ofAqu‘ri Boy (.) z.=,| irinlz.,17lasl
y halt :.123-.i tart quarter 36 seconds a 2 24
. clip, winner ofthe z \ ear old stake on th'
|| and see fo_r' yourself.
i The Totem Mark
Oneof those ever welcome
| frontier pictures
Whos Wino
A funnygmph to make you
laugh
' Halifax races last fV.ll. Miss Aquiri trlei
` a 4 1 last inlfin i7 winner of secm d mont y
I in the 2 year old stake at Civrlnttcluwn
in Igru, and fourth money in the gyeaf old
italic in \9|r. The only cults by Aquiri
. to he train. il and both will go in the list
‘ this year. Aquiri will stand at my stall ull
july |~l when his acasonc ~d', u- d he will
expect to mark tum in 2 so or better trott
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‘I A. E. TOOMDS. 177 Queen St-
It pays to buy in this Province. John McLeod, Little Sends, was e Q0,lLGATE_ 01.13,, J¢m_`23_'_.p¢1,_ 1
--- visitor to the city yesterday. _
John Davies engineer of the S. S. » -
The front counter is still
piled high with ends f-f Flan-
nclette-e=, Toxvelings, Print cot.
, Dress goods, etc. A
(-5
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7.:
U1
Crum’s English Prints A
The first shipment arrived a
a wcelcago. Have- you looked
them over yet? They’re all
ar patterns and the best
colors l5C y8l'l_l
Aviation Wool
Another lot has just arrived
and we can supply your wants.
Ifout of town order by mail
order. _
Navy Blue, Bright Red,
Sky, Mid Red.. -
Green Dark Red,
Grey. White,
121: per skein .
Stanley Bros
-.1
_ Cranberries
We have a large supply :of Cape Cod and Island Cranberries.
These are going fast. Get yours nov _
- .
f L. A.. Haszard
Yi GROCER Gratfou  I
We have a splendid line of grey |
and brown, dressed and undressed, | "Our line of men's sweater coats =""
kid gloves which formerly sold at gwere selected from the best that the
$2.25 to clear now' at' $1.15. Also ,leading factories could show. Brown
another line worth $1.35 going now _'end green sweater coats trimmed
at 690. and driving gauntlets of real fwitll P€&I`l DURODB usually sold at-
sstrakhan worth $2.25 to clear at ;$2 to go at $1.09 and another lmo
$1.35. Make your selection now. 1-i. WOI‘tl1 $1-50 t0 Clear Ht 770. H. Hu
H_ B;-0wn'B, 153 Que¢n,Sf_;-get" |Brown, 158 Queen Street. 1-27d2i.
1-2711 °7l.
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} Willis /_','~"_E*<'L»-»f-_:cgi
| |  _
._ s _4
‘ Piano  - 
The soulstirring' tone. delight  i 1
fully sympathetic touch and richly j 
designed case of the Willis Plano `
gives it a foremost place in the -
hearts of all true music lovers. It is ‘ ‘
the best product of Canada's skill-the highest tribute that ham
ever been offered to the world of music. I
Willis pianos are not made merely to sell or for show purposes. »
'l‘here's quality in every square inch of their make-up and if you
have not heard the Willis yet there is a delightful surprise in store
for you. Critics declare it is the best piano for the home now in the ~
Canadian market
Call in today and hear our Willis Pianos-
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Advantages of a Good Pasture Replaced
' by Using l
l RBAGEUNI
Twenty-Five Years lest Without Failure With
ll0RSES, COWS, FAT CATTLE. Slllll-IP.
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