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To the Electors of Ward Two:
I herewith present myself as a
candidate for Councillor in the
coming Civic Elections to repre-
seut Ward Two. ,
I ask your favorable support and
promise if elected to give my best
attention to the needs of the Ward
as well as to further the best in
terest of the citizens. .
Respectfully Yours, '
R. I. LEDWELL. M.D
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SUSPENSION APB-IL 1.
iNDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Jan. 24-
Whetlier there will be a general sus-
pension of coal mining on April 1,
when the present wage agreement ex-
pires, depends upon the success or the
joint conference of operators and min-
ers which went into session behind
rinsed doors at the Hotel Claypool
this afternoon. The miners are re-
presented in the conference by the
special ‘committee appointed by U10
United Mine Workers. Nearly all of
the mine owners of Indiana, Illinois,
and Ohio, 'are represented, together
with some of thc independents of the
western Pennsylvania and West Vir-
ginia fields. The demands tq be pre-
sented by the miners concerning wag-
es and working conditions for the
future were agreed upon by the con-
vention oi the miners’ organization
which has been in session hers the
bust two weeks. Some of the _ de-
munds are regarded as 9, radical
character by the mine owners and
there is little possibility of an ag-
reement being reached unless the de-
mands are substantially modified.
Somc of the prominent Pennsylvania
and Ohio operators have declined to
join in the conference, and this makes
it possible that the joint conference
may adjourn without doing anything.
and that negotiations may then be
rnrried on for a later meeting of oD°-
rotors and miners for that puri>0B0-
There is a firm belief on the part of
mhny‘ persons well acquainted with
the situation that the operators who
are now holding aloof finally will 'be
brought into the joint conference, and
that if the wage scale is negotiated it
will cover the five States of Illinois.
Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania Bhd WOW
Virginia.
RARE STAMPS AT AUCTION.
NEW YORK, Jan. 14-The sale of
one of the finest stamp collections
dispersed in a long time in this city
attracted 5 large gathering of dealers
und collectors to a Broadway auction
room today. Among the rare varie-
ties included in the sale were s St-
Louis postmaster: stamp. of 5 cents
denomination, 1845, valued nt $150.
and an unused, specially-printed 12
cent blackish purple ‘government is-
sue of 1880. valued at $100. Among
other rarities were n number of early
“H1100 of revenue ltlfmlll- _
I “Wear-well” ~ Pants 
for working men, ldok-
well, fitwell, and wear- 1
well. - i
1 ClIA_RLO'l'l`E'l`0WN
It pays to buy in this Province.
Charles Cumming City has re.
turncn from n visit to Ncw' You-.
M'1`C;dBy’s music and song is entitled
are and that of next Saturday
On the Old See-Saw.
The last issue of the West Kent,
- _ _ po-
Thers were no cases before the
lice court in this city yesterday,
glxliitill lust received is bright and
DDy-Similar to its predecessors.
It IB now well established and has
earned much well merited-`popnlarity_,
.heI,1;“‘t d";¢¢k Dr. Heartz. well known
Am . a ressed the young men of Mt.
son University, Sackyille, who
as his theme, The Y '
relation to his Ministlelillgl D(/lthllnlgglél in
The Wesleyan *th _
.ict church in sily§¢epl,l,',,fh'}ql'l°}§h°‘,1,
rémkmlf steady progress under Rev.
heo. .dDawson, who is wen known
| _erte dan that he 1s being amy as.
“L9 °, by MTS- Dawson, .especially in
t 8 lmD0rtu.nt. Work of the choir.
Last “ight Bt the annual installa-
tion  officers of Prince Edward
C°““°1lf N0- 132. R°ynl Arcanum,.oi
rhxafility. the following officers were
U Gd in due form' for the ensuing
y°11l‘f Regent-Samuel Lowe, re-elect.
ed; Vice Regent-M. W. Nelson. 0,.a,_
tor-Chas. McGregor; Sitting' past
Regent-Geo. E. Hughes; secret,”-y_
Sydlléy Grey; Collector-F_ 1-1_ 36112,.,
'greaizgurer-Geo. J ._ Lane; Chaplain-‘
w~ d ~ Full? Guide-A. Dnchemin;
ar en-W. N. Riggs; Sentry-C, H.
Beer: Trustees-w. A. wcchs F. H
Beer. Dr. H. D. Johnson. .' '
The following Montreal Market
Quotatlons»of recent unto will be of
interest here:-Oats, Canadian west.
em. N0- 2, 48 to 485; C. W.
37 '10 47%; cxtrn Nc. 1 feed, 46 tc
463; No. 2 local white, -is; to 47;
No. 3 local white, 455159 45; N0, 4
10931 White. 445 to 45. Flour Mani-
mba SPUHE Wlwat patents, firsts.
5-60; seconds, 5.10; strong bakers,
4-90: winter patents, choice, 4.75 tc
5$Sl1I`8.1gl1t rollers, 4.30 to 4.40;
straight rollers, bags, 2,00 to 2_10_
Bran 23. shorts 25. inidaungs za,
moullle 28 to 34. Hay, No. Z, per
ton. car lots, 15. to 15.50. Potatoes,
per bag, car lots, 1.60.
Death 'has once more visited the
home of James and Mrs. Kelly, city,
and for the second time removed
from the family a little child. This
time James C., aged three years and
nine months, has been called away.
A bright little child just beginning
to find his place in the family circle
8.1111 _winning his way into the hearts
of his D80ple has departed and the
loss of the little 0nt,_the second
within three weeks-is a severe blow
to the bereaved parents who will
have the sympathy of the communi-
gy. The funeral took place yester-
ay.
J._ J. and Mrs. Davies entertained
it number of their guests of years
gone by and some other friends at
the Hotel Davies Thursday evening.
The affair was exceptionally enjoy-
able. .Those who sat down at the
table with Mr. Davies, presiding, and
Charles Lyons, acting as toastmast~
er, were as follows:-Otto Crabhe,
W. S. Stewart, K.C., M.L.A.; C.H.B.
Longworth, R. B. Rossborough, Hor-
ace Haslard, ex-M.P.; J. A. Mathie-
son, Fishery Inspector, Captain T. G.
Taylor, Walter Mathieson, Dr. Gon-
roy, D. 0'M. Reddin and F.J. Nagh_
The table was a thing of beauty and
art, with its snowy napery, its glis-
tening cutlery, cut glass, and match-
less china and floral decorations/ It
may he mentioned that the china
used on this occasion was hand-
painted, being the work of the late
Miss Chisholm. At the conclusion at
the first part of the dinner, Toast-
master Lyons proposed in felicitgus
terms, the health of the host and
hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Davies.
This week a report appeared in a
Halifax paper, and was copied in the
Province press that fifteen members
of the Madame Sherry Company had
been left stranded in Halifax. The
report turns out to be incorrect,
and is emphatically denied by Mr.
Loraine; the business representative,
andother officials and members ol
the company. They declare that _all
the people who left Sunday night
held contracts to be returned then,
the other people remained over until
Wednesday of their own accord, to
leave on the P. A. R., boat. Full
salaries were paid by the manager,
- and the different people all have
money, and do not require shows or
iccni chcctrcs. 'rhc usual two Weeks
notice had been posted up and every-
one in the company knew that '£116
show closed in Halifax. The story' at
first published in the Chronicle a-
rose out of the fact that Arthur
Lambert, who was violinist with the
Madame Sherry Company. 66001111950-
ied by 9, young woman called at the
C niclsh0ifice and told a hard luck
ow
3:35111); were left stranded in Hali-
fax as a result of the company °\0B'
ing their engagement there on Satur-
day. Their story was Dllbiiihed ‘ln
good faith, but it now turns out that
there is another side to it.
 
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in Bri.; 2° 21° it ‘i,'.'i.;f“1=.':::
in page, whofosdmo and nutr t ous.
Siewarfs Bakery
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are sl-“dYif.\§ for the ministry taking!
'l`odsy's Guardian comprises six-
teen pages.
The Guardian News Department
closes tonight at 12 and will rc-
open Sunday night at 12.
There will be preaching service in
the Baptist Church, Marshfield on
City, will preach.
Rev. J. B. Chalpion of Salisbury,
_N. B., was called to Tyne Valley,
last week on account ofthe illness of
his mother.
_._ _
Rev. H. E. Thomas, formerly of
this city is taking an active part, on
the Board of Liquor License Com-
missioners in St. John. '
The following mission receipts are
acknowledged in The Wesleyan:-
Tryon $23, Grace, Charlottetown
$81.17; Bedeque $2.00 Margate $18.80,
and Cape Wolfe $25.
The subject for the boys' meeting
at the Y.M.C.A. tomorrow mornfing
_will be “Two Standards.'_' Physical
Director. G. H. Oberdick, will be the
leader. This meeting is free and open
to all boys in the city.
Archibald McKinnon of Hunter
River. has been paying s, short visit
to Union Rd, the guest .of his rela-
tives C. and Mrs. Mallett. He also
attended the Poultry Show and
Burn's concert in this city.
Rev. Z. L. Fash, will preach at
both services in the Baptist Church
tomorrow. In the morning the sub-
‘ect of the sermon will be "A Noble
,Young Manhood." In the evening the
subject' will be “A Voice in the
Night."
Rev. George M. Young of Halifax,
who is finishing his pastorats at
Srnnswick St. Church this year, has
accepted g hearty and unanimous
invitation to Tryon, P.E.I., for next
year, subiect to the action of the
Transfer and'S_tationing- committee. _
The many friends of Miss Katie B.
Darrach, formerly of New'I-Iaven.
who has been attending college at
Calgary, will be pleased to know
that she has passed a successful ex-
amination :gaining an “A," certifi-
cate. She is now fteaching in Bair-
UJODE. .
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A fair degree of activity was seen
in the city market yesterday, but the
range of prices was very firm, not dif-
fering from those quoted on the pre
vious market day. The number of
people in attendance was larger than
has been recently. The itemized list
appears elsewhere,
D. J. McDonald of Porcupine, Ont.,
is visiting his mother in New Glas-
gow and his sisters in this city. Mr.
VlcDonald, who is a. brother of the
late Stlpendiary John McDonald,
city, is a. prospector, and was in
the Porcupine district during the re-
cent fire and only escaped with his
life by going out into the lake like
many others who lost all their pos-
sessions as reported nt the time.
H. M. S. "Cornwall," training
=hip for naval cadets, left Ports-
mouth, Eng.,' Jan. 17. f01‘ Six
months' ,cruise, -during which she
will visit St. Lucia, St. Vin-
cent, Grenada, Barbadoes, Dominica,
st. Kitts, Jamaica, Bermuda. Hali-
fax, Quebec, and Newfoundland..-
Halifax Exe. (The Cornwall may
include Charlottetown in her port of
call.).
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:We have six cars of good hay Rl?
Montague and will sell it off the
cars, M. C. McGowan, Wbim Road
Cross. 1-24d2ir3ipd.
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0l lnlerest fo You
When youretain an attor-
ney for an important case,
you select the best.
When you or one of your
family are seriously ill. no
one but, the most skilful
physican will satisfy you
Do you use the same care
in selecting the careful,
\ cempetent reliable Druggist
for your Prescriptions and
Drug wants ?
It is pleasing to know
that right here is where
you get what is called f or,
' we never substitute you get
what you pay for. Phone or call
on us for yuur next drug' wants.
We'|l attend to our orders prom-
Y
ptly.
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Sunday afternoon. Rev. Z. L. Fash,-
Johnaon Q Johnson
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Good News for
_ Cooks
We have just stocked s
, , supply of the'world famous
Ermsliue -paper bugs for
cooking, These bags are
used by all the leading chefs
in Canada, United States
and Europe.
They mn e the toughest ment
tender, do sway with all odors
and retain all the delicious l'lnv~
orl-no pots or pam io wash, no
ovens fo attend.
' These paper bags have revol-
utionind the science of cooking.
Call in today and hear more
about them. Afull line now on'
display.
The  Macs
149 Gt. George St.
A 163 Kent Strat'
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I JANUARY 2_7» N12 1 _  I-“BT #Qin _ 1 'rHni’c11An1;0'rTnTOWN GUARDIAN msc or  p7,Gg`Tgj,_;`,9gg§¢J
 
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I3-95
18.00
22.00
38.60
-52_50
62,50
‘ “ 98.00
20.00
‘ “ 58.00
  mg this
for 11.16
for 14.40
for 17.60
for 30.80
for 42 oo
for 50.00
for 81.00
for 23.20
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34,0 for 2350 Columbia Sable Muff
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The _Call For More Space, As Well-A5
The Need For Much Money On Account _ _
Of The Proposed Changes In Our Store,
Is The Reason _Why We Have
Every fur di,sc0_unted. to clear dw'-A
Season t
WE ARE DETER MINED TO CLOSE 'Il-IIS NVINTER SEASON with “clear decks.” 'Ihat f
_is to say every item of winter merchandise must be sold out-and .the space occupied by it cleared, so that
-we can commence spring business without any crowding-without any worrying about space to put away
winter goods. To get this clearing out done well, we are offering a series of values that will, we think, get
C every fur into the possession of a well pleased customer-at a saving price, in the course of the next week or
two. ‘Study the offerings madez-
DlSCOUN'l`ED MINKS SNAPS IN SABLES
Sable Neckpiece $17.00
CUT
for 13 60
17.60
22 oo for
10.75
24 00 for
28.00
19,00
24 oo
7-75
I0-75
19 20
22.40
12.75
18.00
6.20
8 60
12-70
for 1 .O0
for
for
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for
10.75
15.00
9.75 Squirrel Muff for 7.80
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7.2 5 Squirrel Scarf 5.80
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PRICE SQUIRRELS
.ti V u 8 60
10.20
i‘ “ 12 oo
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“' “ 12.00
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prices are cutz-
3 . 1 0 2
1.40 Coats for 105
275 “ “ 2.06
Cl (\ .33
White Bear Coats lor '°Kiddies”
PRETTY LITTLE COATS ofthe popular “white beat”
make the finest, warmest wrap for the wee boy or girl that
` you can procure. If your baby needs one-come while the
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Great Chance in Marmot Furs
3.95 Marmots at 3.16 9-50 Marmot' Fur, for 7 60
6 50 "_ at 5.20 12.00 “ “ . for 9.60
8 75 “ at 7.00 15.00 “ ‘_‘ for 12.00
Coats for 2.96
Coats for 3 _ 9_1,
tt at 4_3,
coats are silk lined.
each........ 
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Suils worth io $20 for 7.00
ALL Wli WANT is chance to show
these they certainly speak for themselves
good cloths-nice linings, good fits,
worth to 20 00 for   
Suils worth io $30 for $10
This lot includes suits worth up to
30.00 each. "l`l1ey are well madeof serge,
broadcloth, venetian, tweeds, etc. The
Choose' for  
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YOU REMEMBER TH XT LINE (iF BLACK PAILLETTE of .
which we sold such an enormous quantity list spring! Here it is again only
Black, Navy, Reseda. Copenhagen a§e_Vt_lre_#sl1_sdesi1y_a;1.l-
able so far. The width is the usua._l_19 incl_1es,'t~l1Ye weigl;it_1_§
correct. the value would be good at 650. Here for _ 
c this timeit brings with it a number ut friends in attractive c0l0urs.1_io§_ procur- c
_ able until now. Handsome rich son; silk -firmly durable. graceful and good.
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Choice range oi Black or Colored Pailleiie Silks for 491:
AUSTRALIAN capers wI1.1.
ooivm 'ro QANADA.
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But in my lndy's eyes the blue
Is lasting as her love is true;
Dr. J. A. McEwen, Rollo Bay Cen-
an earnest and consistent
The funeral services were
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SYDNEY, Australia, Jan. 24-Se-
nator George Foster Pearce, the min-
ister of defence of the Commonwealth
of Australia, announces that the
Commouwoslth has accepted the invi-
cation of the Canadian government to
send a team of Australian cadets to
'participate in military ' competitions
which are to be held in Canada to-
ward the end of the year.
LOVE’S COMPARISON.
Betwixt the'blus of summer skies
And that within my lady* em.
Indeed s glorious difference lies.
Palos with the coming of tl1\ moon,
.Grows grey with winter, oh, so soon.
It stirs the p0et's fancy strong,
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The- blue that tints the dome of J une _
No winter hides it from my view.
lt turns the darkest night to day,
The hardest task to sweetest play,
The roughest road to flowery way.
|It braves my heart through storm or
Bill!
To see the nobler deeds are done,
And sets a blessing on each one.
It never can to me grow old;
'Tis brighter with each hour that’s:
told,
And far more precious, too, than
gold.
But, ah if death with cold 'ndrlght
Should 'veil my lady'l eyes from IWBI \l€l0V¢d ‘Bhd l'G!D9¢¢°d by all who
,ight ,knew her. Deceased, who was n
Meghrgnhn 1 bid gh, wo;-1,1 ~Q°0,1| daughter of the late William Steven-
nighgg". , ,son. Sr.. was in her seventy-second
rn, "mph the d,_°a,,,°,..s new dong' ._,1_ D¢mp,1¢\_ ,year. Early in life she became a
trc, recently purchased a thorough-
bred Ayrshire bull from Peter Deagle.
Bear River!
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OBITUARY.
At Fredericton, Lot 22, on Janu-
nry 19th, 1012, Margaret Nisbett
Stevenson, beloved wife of James
Hill, passed to her eternal reward af-
ter n lingering illness borne with
Christian foiitltude and resignx- ion to
her l-lc'~.venly Fnther's will ioming n
sorrowiug husband, one non, R0bt,,1_
O., and one daughter Euphemia J une,
and a large circle of relatives and
friends to mourn the loss of one who
by the Rev. H. R. Bell.
mains. which were follow
large number of people,
rest. in the Fredericton
there to await the rcsurrseti
We thy debirturs mourn
But by thy life while hero
That thou wort hsavenwar
For meeknsss did thy life a
But grief and suffering all
And and has called thee
st
The God of earth and heav
Pray grant us in the bye
Mother and loved once ch
And walk with them th
street.
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