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-SUBSCRIBERS should renew a
week or two before the time they
have paid for has expired and thus
not miss an issue as all papers are
discontinued promptly on expiryllllllllili 0953105 Flnmdll Bm"-`
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-SOCIAL-Don't forget the basket
social and entertainment in the C.M.
B. A. Hall, Kensington, Thursday,
January 23 lust, under the auspices
of I. 0. 0. F. An excellent pro-
gram will be rendered before sale of
’ 50 way, , bog; 3 for 3125, 5; bask ts. B order of com ittee
nll_ .ormaileddirect on reeeiptof
ga omg T. Milburn C0" Idmlted,
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PLANS 'ro Darofvr wn.Mo'r, S
_ 'ri-IE RELEASED Co:~:\f1C'r. T"
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Cole n to nrt in Ontario and
CHICAGO Jan 17-John R Wil-
mot. scientist, author, inventor and bel
promoter, who recently was pnroled gn
from the Joliet penltentiary, after ne
serving five and one-half years of a
seven-year sentence, on a charge of Th
forgery, is in the county jail here Du,
awaiting n formal order from Wash-
ington, ordering his deportation to fre
England
from English universities was ar- ‘va
raigned before Dr. Percy L. Prentiss, 32°” w"e °°nd"°t°d by the Bev'
immiEl'ation inspector, yesterday,and
his presence in this country was held 5
to be undesirable. His deportation
While in the penitentlnry, Wilmot is
sazd to have laid the foundation for
several inventions of monetary value,
a smokeconsnmer. Being n convict,
he could not patent them, but he
planned to float a company, as soon
as he was paroled. When he stepped
was ordered.
N
from the penitentiary door, he was , ’°
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arrested The main point against
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him was said to be his criminal re- da?-J~ `
cord. In England he is said to have
been known under the alias of “Tom
(.'rawshaw.”
i-niwcs coMMANns Umm- N- B--J~
' _ GREEK ARMY.
ATHENS, Greece,\Jnn. 17-Crown
Prince Constantine of Greece was to- WW
day appointed commander-in-chief of
all the Greek army in Macedonia and
Epi,.us_ This step was taken mibeen* visiting in_Summerside returned
Consequence of the belief that thet
war will be renewed. .“ft°m°°D-J-
wumiot, who is said to nom degrees M'
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-MORE FOXES.-A pair of beauti-
patched foxes passed through
mmerside Thursday for export.
he were shi ed b M Howatt nf
ma a p y ,
ng Island bred, were much admired
d pronounced by all to be "a very
type."
-MRS. DALTON'S FUNERAL.-
s r ay a ernoon a o
om the residence of her father,John
Clark,to the People’s cemetery. It
s very largely attended. The ser-
mes Strothard, pastor of the Sum-
erside Methodist Church, of which
rs. Dalton was a valued inember.J.
IESTERH PERSUIIILS
tor to Summerside yesterday.J.
Garfield and Mrs. Yeo, Central,
16, were in Summerside yester-
-R_ H. and Mrs. Morrison, Sum-
erslde, are visiting friends in Cha-
-Donald Matheson, Read's Corner,
spending a few days in Charlotte-
n.J.
-Donald and Mrs. Baker who have
their home in Freetown yesterday
intlrlllkovlnpn
-H 0I.»ARKilGnardis.nAgen¢ln
_ ltommwa num can-can
. ~__` -» un|»o|mlroaie1aa»r¢y'»'rmso¢
H188 HAZEL HORSE ll Guar-
dian llillt in J. 0 Jnrdhws Book-
tore, Snlmnrsido. Ber omee phone
-CONTRACT GIVEN.-W: Quigley,
North Tryon, has been awarded the
tract for supplying the ice for theimud-
rlgerntor of the Tryon Dairying
duet by Jno. Davison and Bertha
”,,§,‘;°°’f;of,:' “;a;‘;t;f‘;';'mm`;:;‘§:IiiioNoi1_ it is worthy oi mentioning
te d it t 2 .cl0ck'that before the above program wus
Mrs, Elimbem Lefm-gey ieftmvay to St. Elea.nor’s, where liirs.
one bang B gas machine ,md another 0|-th T,-you today gm- 3umm¢rgide_ ,Dennett was called on account of thu,
-Lorne Howatt, Coleman, was a'L0Cl1-'HL J~ _ _
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Morning Daily Guardian or subscrip-
-ONE
tion for
Cash
per cent
charge twenty cents
lslduo
-Mn Vernon Oral; ll.\%\o
wlllbeethometoherfrisuddi the
afternoon and evening of January 3!
and 29 1 NUM.
(From Yeeterdsfs llvcning Guardian)
-TliE~EOXfIllDUSll'RY».-fthe- Bt.
John Standard contains snlntervlew
with J. B. Hinton, Bmnmsroldo, on
the fox industry of Prince Vliidwsrd
--LODGE MEETING. - Evening.
Star Di\dlion~B. 0. T., Spring Val-
ley, is still in a flourishing condition,
with a very efllrlent stud of oillclnls
or its menu. worthy Patriarch,
iCharles Lockhart; Worthy associate,
,Ethel A. Tupliu; Recording Scribe,
;G. W. Proiltt; Chaplain Nellie Green;
.Inside Sentinel, Elmer Sudsbury; ,
‘outside sentinel, with Learn; Post
lwor-my Pscrinron, Lillian Looknnrt.
|The committees for the good ol the
gorder have been successful in secur-,‘
'ing good entertainment. The program'
_for the last night of meeting con-
sisted of the following lelectlonsz-
Opening Remarks, Samuel Bernard.
Solo, G. W. Prolitt which receiveda'
,hearty encore. Recitation, 'Lillian
lilockliart. Speech, Wallace Pickering
'of Alberta, in which were given
,tome interesting facts with regard
to the temperance question. Bolo,
lllussel McKay. Reading, N. Green.
Instrumental trio by G. W. Proiitt,
W. R. Dennis and Ralph Ramsay.
Solo, Ethel Tuplln. Instrumental
rendered tive new members were im-
tiated, making a total of ten new
members during the last quarter.
The members are now looking for-
ward to hearing from the program
'committee again ns there is a new
dialogue in course of preparation.
Mrs. Gsrdeld Bennett and two
children, Charlottetown, passed thro-
ugh Sunimerside yesterday on their
serious illness of her father Alex.
-H. C. Vanwart, Bt. John; Robert ,
Taylor, Moncton; _E. C. Pope, Pic-
ton; W. E. Callback, Tryon; J. A.
McKinnon, Coleman; Kenneth Mc-
Kay, Margate; I.. E. Kennedy, Salis-
bury; E. McPherson, Cnpe Traverse;
J. W. Partridge, Charlottetown; rc-
ALWAYS CONSULT ,
THE PHONE DIRECTOR »
li. is surprising the large number of '
people in Charlottetown who, whenl
the want to inquire about their
nEs'rnoYED BY FIRE Wh
o was in Summerslde attending
132 3, instead of ,1l2.2, or when
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,A THE REASON IS. PLAIN-The backward  due to the; Weather Man. The ProwS.€‘
11111 by. tllé Calendar and cannot be governed by freaks pfuiiseasonable weather: These sleigh robes
edby February ist to give a. tlé‘a'r road to tlie coming seijsoiii :none .must be carried over. _So now 1s_tl_ie
all othersito buy your Sleigh‘Robe. There is plenty of cold weather ahead-and thevalues we are giving
_thau_youhave known before G   §`7--1- 
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from No I grade Buffalo Cloth, .which very closely ref:
Sembles"th_e 'genuine fur. It has a strong, heavy 'Astracllii
_ ; an Cloth flining. is_' rubber infterlincd, -making 'it wind
and uziterfiroof finished
with fancy scalloped edge
border, color dark brown. A warm hard wearing robe,
54x ninches 54x62 inches 54x72_inches
35.00 ’ top 1.00
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GREY GOAT ROBE, _medium size, dark color
well furred._Clearance price _._  _ _ _ _ . _ . _ . _ . . ;5.y_“'
BLACK CHINA Conf ROBE nindo from high
grade china goat skins, thick y furrecl with long rich
glossy black fur, heavy plush lining, fancy scalloped
edge, a very durable and handsome robe, medium size
clearance price.__._._.._.....1.._;.  . ..._~..£'.._.l0.l6
BLACK CHINA GOAT ROBE, same as above
only larger size, clearance price...   
BLACK CHINA GOAT ROBE, made from = the
very best skins, extra large size, beautifully trli111_ncd,'
clearance price _ -.._ . _ _ _  . _ _ . . _ 
MEN’S DOG SKIN
COAT, a fine fur coat, made
from large soft pelts. The fur is soft and thick, of uni-
~ form length in_aglossy black color. It is cut in loose -
fitting style, wide deep storui shawl collar, and lined
with a heavy tweed, clearance price . . _ _ .  . _ _ _ ISA!"
MEN’S PIECED COON COATS, made from the
pieces left over from the makifng of the best Coon Coats.
VVe1l furred and strongly sewn, they make a warm and
comfortable coat, clearance prl'ce.......... .............l8.75.
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“MONTANA EXTRA’.’ No.  Buffalo Robe,mad<=.i' GREY CHINA GOAT ROBE made -from ». fine"
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imported skins, well covered with long heavy ful* 
natural grey color. The skins are strongly"-se_\yu`_'and
each robe is thoroughly cleaned, lined with heavy 
plush, finished with’fancy scalloped edge border, ll; soul,-1
'fortable and good wearing sleigh robe, mcdium\`$ize,'
clearance price..__....__..  
' GREY CHINA GOAT ROBE same as “above ip
larger size, clearance price _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ . . . .,. -..,_. , . .L50
3 GREY CHINA G0.i'1‘RoBE, inode fyoinuirn 
No 1 skins, splendidly lined and triinuied, egé_tifa__1;;i7ge;.f ' 1
size, clearance price  _  8.30. - ,
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BROWN Giuzzw BEAR nous. This 
of our best selling robes, and the most durable' robe to
be found on the 1narket.The skins are high grade gi‘,;L*h,;y~
bear, oil tanned, and are very soft and stron?  I i
covered with long Brown Fur The robe is i'ne`d wit ` i
best quality plush lining, tri~n11i1ed with fancy scalloped
border.  ‘
` Medium size Large size Extra large I _ ,
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MEN’S COLUMBIA BEAVER COAT, .one of
our best selling and most durable fur coats, fa coat "we
recommend to stand lots of hard wear. The fur is of la
dark_brown color, almost black, and very close and
thick, leather arm shields, wool wristlets and 'lar e ~
shawl collar, clearance price......... .....................lQ.5|l
MEN’s RACCOON COATS, mode from s`é1oeijeH
skins. The prices range from $40.00 to 85.90 and the
values cannot be duplicated in Canada.  ' '
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WAVERLY, W. Va., Jan. 17-This
town was practically destroyed by
fire today, originating in the Balti-
TOWN OF WAVERLY _'I' A' McLellan' Sydmy Mi“°°» tion, ask Central for the News phone
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more & Ohio depo and 200 ersons at
Bry-
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t. p
were rendered homeless. The loss was
$100,000. »
0HARLO'I"I'lL‘I‘DW'N MARKETS.
Corrected for every Wednesday and
Saturday issue.
Oats (white)
Oats (black)
Straw, per ton
Hay
Eszl per dol
Butter
Chicken (pair)
Fowl (flair)
Potatoes, per bus.
Celery
Turnfpl
Cabbage
Peltl
Hfdl
Calftins .
Lamb
beef
Beef (quarter)
Pork 8} to 9;
Geese $1.25 to $2.90
38 to 42
40 to 42
'$.50 £0 $6.50
70 to 75
32 to 34
30 to 32
80 to $1.00
$1.00 to $1.25
25 to 30
10 to 12
5
I5 to 65
121
15
12 to 16
100.018
5t08
tu
te
side between 6.30 last night~and
8.
PHILADELPHIA HOMES
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under quarantine today, and their-
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the funeral of his mother left on re- 'they want to mqu," .bam advertm P
-L. C. Lanthier, Montreal; regis-
Burton, Lot 7, returned to their!
home yesterday after attending thel
funeral of Mrs. Dalton which was F
held in Summerside yesterday.J.
fashionable apartment houses, the
rn yesterday.J _
D. Montgomery, Station Master,
Georgetown, and Mrs. Montgom-i
were in Bummeralde yesterday.
red at the Clifton House, Summer-
30 Saturday night.J. '
-J. E. nnieon one one onlie on
UNDER QUARANTINE.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 16-Jl‘wo
ewport and Windemerc, were placed `
dn- _
ing ask Central for the Subscription
phone No. 132-2, or for the News|
Phone No. 133, instead of 182-3; or
when they want the News or Editor-
ial Department ask Central for the
Subscription phone No. 132-2. or the
Advertising phone No.~- 132-8, instead
of 188, although all those depart-
ments and their respective phone
numbers are plainly given in the tele-
phone book. Some people, instead of
lookingjst the hook, even .phone one
what number to ask for to get nn-
other department. All this ls a
great waste of time on the part of
the person phoning; the operator sl
the Central, and the clerk ln the de-
partment wrongly phoned. The news
stan, on__nn upper floor, cannot give
the necessary lnformationabout eith-
er advertising or subscriptions, nor
the advertising stsd about subscrip-
tions or news, nor the subscription
stud about advertising or news. In
other words the clerks know and can
do but their own workin their own
Buffered Tortures from Nervounnone- ‘
wreck. reduced ln body, and despond
U t. I cndernd tortures from nervous-
ness, and was totally unntted for work.
A friend récommended Hood'l Sarn-
pnriiln. I commenced taking it and li!
the time the second hottie was con-
sumed I knew that I was mending.
G dually I grew well. I have used
‘Bondi since. I would not bo without
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Hamilton, Ont. writes: “I was n
n ..
A Physical Wreck 3
Miss Marguerite Lees, O1 Rolfdrf. St,
aristocratic occupants had to sub-
mit to vaccination, following the
discovery of the three cases of small-
pox on the outskirts of the exclusive
section.
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on my account. and do most enthu-
siastically endorse every word In ltl
Urn
::-For school children, clerks, work-
men, housewives, travellers, sports-
depnftments, and lf it were oterwise
they ‘would be continually running
from one department to another, up-
stairs and down, mixing work, wear-
lngthemselvee out and causing the
greatest possible confusion. On ana
after 6 p. m. daily it is useless to
ask for any Phono 'numbers except 132
and 183.
Patrons who consult their phone
booki for the numbers they really
wnn`t'_will gresi._ly‘ltHeti th6'wdrk of
the patient Celitrhl teliilphdns and
Guar ian clerk_n"'hild tlllll help make
t eil' lives much brighter 'and hap-
n ` ‘ ~
men--the Thermos bottle. The Ther- Phf' ' "A  '_ .‘*15"m-
mos will keep fluids boiling hot or
icy cold for days and days, is nl-
ways ready, cannot leak or get out
'rwlwrv 
of order-an indispensable family,
companion. All sizes shown here
ranging in price from $1 90 to $3
i lu-I-psf \I_ff 'l__ Y_,_ I-ll-s' ' 'Inner' ' _ ___Y_____,____,,___,___4____,________________ U_____ -
ablets
you your
disorders, caused by impure blood, 
in .`étii<=l;n`é‘ 12'.”
case ga 5° '
illailiere is inet one piepetttion
that will bring you beck to
One boxwlll alert
Off
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_Two dishes ol I{ello`gg'e Toasted
Corn Flakes only' cost one cent; and
In . ~ -
get Eood’| Sareapsrllls. today. lold The McKinnon Drug Co., corner thorn, are actually twenty generous
V! IU 41418811'-I "°fY"h°*‘ Great George and Kent Sta. MEtf.di --
-in each package. dis-its in each'
LAMPS
. Our Stock of Fancy and Decorated Lamps is assorted to suit requirements of
all-The variety includes- '
R¢¢¢Pli0Il I-BIRDS °- Banquet lamps ‘
` Bnldone ' do- _ ' Rochester do
Student do- ‘ Fancy do
Prices, from $l.50 1_0 $7.50.
 ~- _BLACKa-PCO. _  
' City' Crockery-isiiiinyeide.
Cllllllll  “lllllléll az casr za-‘eraser ‘ii
’ waste I
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PSanlthy Colton Poliegug Clolg; for ' lf- *bi 400%
wer le Giflg 'hlne `
-Sr -u ‘Moi r§!;».:£ was °¥5: 2..‘.’.'X°.§* f.“.i‘.‘.§f.?“é.?'.l’."°‘ii.‘I..‘“"-°’ 1'”
samples and quotations to the msnulact- go gum; ¢_;,,,¢n| sham' It ‘nfgxf
‘"‘°'l ' ' or l’el}n.fR.R. Slat' ii nl h A
H  v  Uoiivonleiit 'to ll,heatr7els :Id shops,
v ' __ , . _ upeclnlly suited for ladies visiiingzhlew .
13 25 Common St, York vm . _ ,
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Two' dishes of Kello‘gg's Toatted
Cori Flakes only cost one cent; sud
thirb are i\etu_aLlly twehty gtnerous
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Rubber
F ootwedr
The Standards for style, dt
qualify.  "
We lplrfv in :lock their"
. umberm\n'| lubQ|
r 1 and Low Ruhberg, _ , 4”
. ` Newest shapes; All gig' if
` | nl lowest price; * r `
ore) Raymond 0"”'S
' New You 1
2 Blocks East of Broadway
18th Street 'Suhwe Stationf c
SING) E R00!!! SIA! _
are many imltatlons of Kel umcesi-
Tonsted Corn Flakes. None of . .
the genuine. 'Lookfor the A "‘\Uxl~"N-.7 V
and | sure ot satisfaction
today
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There's nothing blind oi' misleading about  transaction
when you buy Rexlll Blood Tablets. They are guaranteed by
V the makers and recommended by us--we will  to 
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if-Among all the preparations that have been offered weak i
people there is one that stands preeminent as a to
without a ridnfand that is
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The Store
Hack of the guarantee of the makers (Thi
Ind the 5 ooo dealers who sell Rexall
hearty recommendation of the . »
by all
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