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.Va necessity in the home.. It 1' ht is labor and keeps the silver as it should  cus 4," _" .
._ Bright-'and clear from tarnish. Two
sizes 15c .and 25c.
3 " " " leweler.
Y;-`Silver ‘Cream ` 1
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‘ I iBoots and Overshoes
_ of ¢0“1_'°e Y9u don't expect to gets pair of b'ot-i
'_e_1_=e_periect in this offer. The line that is shown is made up
__¢f.° délylesl Dl1t_made of good leathers and are very com!ori- _
i_{a‘_'1c. i They ar-: just the thing for street vicar during the vlin-
.jier nk_ntl'is,, fine for wearing under rubbers and overshoes.
_- ._'1`he_sizes_ shown are 1. 2, 2 1-2 and 3, your choice. . 50c a pair
 Then lhere’_s a got-d snowing' of overshoes. good. strong,
»,_co1nfortable uriicies, in sizes 1, 2, 2 I-2 and 3. well worth
if-'_ much_u_iore but selling at
' A pair of boots ard a pair of overshoes for. . . . . . . . . .. Sl
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with the natural pose, fine shading
and artistic finish that you partic-
ularly like are features of the work
done by The Cook Studio. ‘
_ GEO. ll. COOK
 __ Proprietor
'i -_-Jef _ -
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»   Jewelry
x -FOR-
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Xmas (nits
We have a fine assortment
of Watches, Brooches, Rings,
Bracelets, Lockets, Chains,
CuiT~_Links,Fobs, Scarf Pins,
Silverware, Ebony Goods, &c
&c.i i
We
7
no extra charge
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Thgjewel-fuel th`“a't means more io you
whengyou need it than the whireet diam-
°0d-"i ': ` .
Ifg lligh-quality Coal
from? our _ yarns.-¢_:le_an,_ free-burning.
long- sstlng C`oal»-fair prices, and hir
I e in exchange for your orders.
`or'.l¢rs today? Quick delivery ?
Ydle _ ,.
(I.;l.yoiiS ldv 60.
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to, the east of the trouble and brings
the ‘piitient back to hesl`th in a very
shorts'-time. A box 50s. The Two
Mscslw ` ' Mliltf. _~
:.fBi'~i>*wii's big Ahctioir sale time
piece* Bsturdsv sn- io.so s. m., 1 p.
__ '3 439 _ _ 3 1 111 M ¢ _ fthe highest bidder. _ _Bale starts at .
t-iiiuéed Mon pm ae W or €h`e,10-30 H!1e\‘iJ~ ‘ H- H- B17°Wll’9.--R',-  
at- -
day and Tuesday f
of , those unable
day’ of sale.
E
power
FIR
coal un
can
attend
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F - R - E - E
. Come into our office sind have your
resth eiumined free of charge. Only
takes A few mintues and we will tell you
exacily what ,you need and it wont ccsi
you cnc penny We make t:-eth and guar-
antee them to iii exactly. We also unar-
aniee perfection in Crown and Bridge
wovk _Extracting and filling without pain,
prion nioderatn.
DR ROBINS
 =‘°'su.7.a§i.f‘.°°' 'rr W"
Treacle it iiouey
C-Kl--G0
We have a, nice supply of good
..£L'L5£°2l*.i§i1.§.d...fl3&EA €IlI21`¥i&;“f1“~IlU1§.3
EY in tvvosizes, also a fresh s-ipp'y
'of Island buckwheat direct from
he mill at
Beer& Buffs
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`A`l"or the moat. up-to-date'
in Photography '
cell si the
slirus riioro srunio
 
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si>s%'f°if.tHigiin `
ur onDent sl.  _ _ _
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cr Telephone i92 -J.
Over-'Proven ron
“I..sdios' underwear-~Corsets-
ard the like offered at discount
prices at the great alteration
sale. The discounts will ho re-
called on Wednesday night. Get
hoidofyour shore ofthem right.
now while the change is still- open.
Moore di McLeod ‘|_ \20,M3|.
"A Big Event, the. remainder oi’
H. H. Brown's stock of clothing and
general 'furnishings to be sold _at.Au§;-
tion. No reserve~everything goes to
Besirsto, Auctioneer _ 1-2_0M2i,
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svsorais or csiiiisiiiii i>cs1l.`
_weir uno sscutmoss. , ,
_‘oi the Salvation Army- from London,
IT PAYS to buy in .this Province.
THIS ISSUE.-’l'he_Guas-dian al-
ways lias something of 'interest in
every column, and todsy's issue oi
twelve Pages is no exception to the
rule. `
HOCKEY.-At " Toronto ` the other
evening the Canoe Club of Toronto
defeated the Bimcoel by a. score oi 51
goals to 4. The game was pronounc-
ed too much one-sided from a specta-
tor’s standpoint.
OANNING BUSINESS.-A canning
concern etilharlottetown, P. 'E. I.,
is shipping much canned goods to
the West, particularly Calgary, says
s Montreal exchange. During the
past yenr $10,000 was paid to farm-
ers of the Province for poultry alone.
Grey left Georgetown yesterday
morning for Pictou and docked f
9.45 a.m. with 25 sacks of paper and
etter lmnil, express, 16 passengers
and 905 tons of freight. She leaves
on return to Georgetown this morn-
ing.
EARL GREY LEAVES.-'1‘lie_Ear1
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` I
HOCKEY.-In reference to Friday
night’s hockey game between Halifax
Crescents and Bocials The Herald
speaks of one player as followst»-
Rollie Norman, weld known in Char-
lottetown, got into the game in the
third period, but too late to be rest
ly effective. The ice w_as impossible
whenhe struck it-it was then simply
s case of bat the~puck around. Nor-
man is expected to stick with Cres-
cents. They are wise to hold him.
Performers of the "Cork" Normar
type don’t grow on every bush.
GOOD WORK CONTINUES.-S. F.
Turbush has received s letter from
S. H.. Webb, Organizer for the Nsf
tional Grand Lodge of Canada I. O.
G. T. who has been very successful ir
establishing .in a few months on P.
E. Island seventeen subordinate
Lodges and one large and prosperour
District Lodge, known as Queen'r
County District Lodge, and who was
the recipient of e beautiful gold sues
watch with charm bearing the em
blem of the Order on the eve of hir
departure from the members of thi
Order in P. E. I. He organized sever
‘ al Lodges in Lunenburg County, N.
B., since leaving here and is now
laboring in tho good work'iu Quebec
Province establishing Lodges there
He is at present on Gaspe Coast
meeting with success wherever he
goes. i
(
usrpiung Suiuahg s,.&ep.ia'isa1g moag)
ONE FINED.-At the Charlotte-
town Police , Court this morning
one drunk, Charles Burns, Charlotte-
town, was fined $5 or 20 days.
INWARD T’RAINS.-The southern
accommodation arrived in Charlotte
town this morning at 10.15, on time.
‘ \1l1d_ the Cape. Traverse accommoda-
tiou.jii°t:,_10,l0, _.on time. _
mia--»»3»‘»~~ '~~"* f"ii-aeu|»""- “ """'
NOW REC»0VERING.- John
Tweedy, Earnsclifie, who had -- two
ribs broken the dey before Christmas,
on the Southport road, as reported in
The Guardian, is rapidly progressing
towards recovery. _Mr. Tweedy was
`able to drive to Vernon River on the
11th inst, and spend several days
there, the guest.\of John and Mrs.
Hayden.
GOOD LECTURE.-Colonel Bullard
England, delivered a thrilling and
very interesting lecture on Japan
(where he has spent some eight
years ss a missionary) in the Salva-
tion Army Citadel Sunday afternoon.
He was supported by F. J. Nash who
presided as chairman and who also
spoke very enthusiastically of the
Army work, in general. The Colonel,
who is a very eloquent speaker. held
the attention of his hearers with his
graphic description of the customs
and characteristics of `the people in
the land of the rising sun. During
his address the Colonel used many
cui-los which he brought with hirr
from Japan and which added greatly
to the interest of his lecture. At the
closp of the lecture a vote of thanks.
was' tendered by Mr. Turner and Col. .
Moore. - Mr. Got! who was present
also spoke ouiogizing the Army.
::Ns-Don-Co -Tooth Paste keeps the `
teeth white by preventing th§ forma-
tion oi tartar. Keeps the 3 breath
right by preventing Dutre-faction. Is
e
E
and pleasant to the taste. 25c. tube.
E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore.
' 1-18Mtf.
rmicidal, prophylactic, cleansing
umigiii
A Double Danger '
A viiilrraph story
The llolio Club
A Lubin Comedy
A The Mine Swindler
Won si lligh Tide
A ii ie Lubiu production
il’ Mix Louis izirzius
-' Vocal Nzmlien _
fir- - -vrrff.-.~,-_-,~,-fe:_-_-_-_~_~_-_-_-_ _-_-_r::.:;.-_--» -_ _-_-.»,-ff:_-,-_-,-,-_-,-,_-,re-_ Y; .~.~_~.-, _-.~_~_-.- _-_-_-_-.~.~_-:_-,
- (From Yedterdars liivening-Guardian)
i iiasnns.-owing no on prmi-
|ance bf iiiedllcvin the District, tht
Pownal School has been closed for
the present. ‘
‘ . __.i....
Mnvro Liixvns.-'rue Mints nit
Pictoti this morning for Georgetown
and docked about 10.15 with express.
paper and letter msil, 8 passenger;
" sind 40 tons of freight. She will leave
for Picton this morning.
‘ BANNER YEAR.-The Cherry Val-
ley Dalrying Oo., held their annual
meeting in the hull on Tuesday last.
President Malcolm McLeod occupied
the chair and in reviewing the work
oi the factory for the season oi 1912
was glad to be able to report it as
"the banner year." The old board ol
directors were re-elected and Edwin
Doyle re-elected Secretary.
LOVELY FLORIDA.-- Charles E.
Ellsworth, writing from Jacksonville,
Florida, in which city he recently ar-
rived, says the weather is beautiful,
just like July in Prince Edward Is-
land, and that large numbers
are crowding into Florida this
winter. Over twenty-thousand passed
through the R. R. Station on Thurs-
day, Jauy. 9th. Oranges, he says,
sells for one cent each but other food
is very high.
BRIGHT OUTLOOK.-The annual
meeting of the Hazelbrook Deirying
Co., was held in the School House
on Wednesday afternoon, the 15th
lust. All the officers and directors,
1nd s. goodly number of shareholders
were present. The meeting was most
enthusiastic and optimistic in tone,
showing the people's confidence in
;hi‘s, the best paying business (with
the exception of black foxes), on the
island. There wore about 60,000 lbs
of cheese manufactured from June
ird to Nov. 2nd, and it only took
10.20 lbs milk to make 1 lb cheese.
The average price realized for the
cheese was 13.37c. per pound, and
the net value ,of milk to the patrons
was over $1.00 por 100 lbs. Thr
Dlant is in first class condition and
:he factory is free of debt. The old,
tried and competent board of Direc-
tors and oiiicers were re-elected. A.
A. Moore was re-appointed Auditor
for thu company. A good suggestion
of  J. McKenna, Waterside, which
was acted on, was the putting aside
$100.00 yearly as a sinking fund.
Good speeches were made by J. _ B.
Jones, Ludlow Jenkins, J. A. Moore
and others on improving the stock,
growing feed, etc., and sending all
the milk possible‘to their own inc-
tory. A unanimous 'vote of thanks
was tenderedjthe, officers and direc-
tors for their efficient managelmnll
of the iacto;y’s business for the past
year, responded' to 'by the P09111”
Presideiit, John Smith. It was decid-
ed to invite Harve`y_.Mitchell to hold
of the dairy district, in order to fur-
acdprding to directions and your
cold will rapidly vanish. This Rex-
all preparation is one of the 346 Bud
is the best remedy of its kind that
you can get anywhere. Sold with the
Rexall guarantee, two sized bottles,
500. and 25c. The McKinnon Drug
Co., corner Greet George and Kent
Ste. ` ~
I in .Clocks 1
y ` _Every home should'
*have at least one good
clock and nearly always
four or five. As an orna-
ment a good clock is
worth its price anytime
and as an accurate time
keeper it is simply indis-
` pensable. ‘
From our splendid
stock you can select :.1
clock at just one-quarter
less than you‘"`would or-
dinarily pay.
The line we -are showing
_ now includes mantel, fancy
metal, kitchen and _ a'arn_1
clocks each cise well finished
and with accurate movements.
Your choice.. . . . . . .25 p.' c. off
G. F. Hutcheson
_ _iidmissioii 5 ceiils _
g _______ __..... ...,__._.¢..
_ i 
‘fBs1:Asc'pii prefix
' ’_ 11
“"' ic it
 ....5 ~ 
in 
 
mk”
.‘ NlGll"l` »
iddnce
es ” $2.50
ther stimulate the interest in the
,dairy business. _ of  _ _
.,.»»- '..._... --=.   _ , _ _  _ i
`» _:~Do~this'~for-'yo\zrrcuuglr.-- Gob* - A \
bottle of Rexail Cherry Juice, use it ,»,~’f',';ffif-1
he Could Noi   _
lioid. Cup. oi 'l‘e
Doctors agreed Toronto Nurse
had lirighfs Disease-
Dodd's Kidney Pills-Cured Her After,
_Five Years Suffering-Felt a Beneiltl
'After First Box.
Toronto, Ont. Jan. 20 (Special)
-Mrs. Alberta Goiiln, n nurse, living
at 40 Wright Ave., this city, has been
interviewed in regard to her reportedf
cure of nervous or Kidney Trouble by'
Dodd’s Kidney Pills. Sha states that
the report is true in every particu-
lar. "
"My sickness," Mrs. cond ssyui
"was caused from u. nervous break--
down nnd what the doctors culled in-.
cursble Bright/s Disease brought onf
by cold and long weeks _of nursing. I.
suffered for tlve years. l
"I was treated by three doctors
and was a patient in two hospitals
but gradually got weaker. Reading
the experiences of other sufferers like
myself lead me to try Dodd’s Kidney.
Pills. At that time I was so weak
and nervous I could not hold a cup
of tea without spilling some of its
contents. i
"I felt a benefit after taking the'
‘irst box of Dodd’s Kidney Pills, and
sight or nine boxes cured me so com-'
viletely I can now walk nmila with-
uit fatigue." i_
If you haven't used Dodd’s Kidney
Pills yourself almost any of your
neighbors will tell you they always
cure Kidney Disease in any form.
TELEPIIONE INVENTOR DEAD.
WESTON, Jan. 20-Francis Blake,
who invented the Blake telephone
transmitter is dead aged 62. He was
the Bell Company director.
OFFICERS ELECTED. I
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L. P. U.-The L. P. U‘. elected at
their annual meeting held January
6th the following officers for 1913 :
President-W. B. Monteith. -
Vice Pres.-Jns. Rush.
Secretary.--P. Dennis.
Treasurer-I~‘. Heron
Guide-Ben Blnns.
Guard-Jas. A. Trainor.
Triistces-J. W. Gormley, James
McDougall, Ed. Nicholson.
'ro craps ADRIANOPLE. '
LONDON, Jan. 20-It is reported
Bulgaria. Servis and Montenegro to-
day presented to Turkey an ultima-"
tum giving 14 'days for s favorable
reply to their demands.
'Slim
“Black Prince” Hose
to withstand the hardest
F
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rt iff;
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QQ
anley’s y A 
scount Sale
Offers one the chance of pur-
»
chasing materials wanted and, ,
used every day at but a fraction
of their value.
Have you obtained what you
require ?
Discounts
50pc. 331-3 p.c. 20 p.c.
Siomlev Bros
--
ihe r_\I.\x/:tvs hu sv Slove..
as l___ - _i, I 1
“The grsai alteration sale, "See our big adsior discounts
closes here on Wednesday even-_ stilloffered until Wednesday night
ing at six o’oiock. Upto and in-(at. six o'clook. Get your buying
cluding all day wednesday all the done-anticipate your needs-the
great discount th it we offer will sale closes Weinasdny evening
still be continued. Get hold or all at six. Moore & McLeod l.20M3i
vour requlgemenps r_Ight now
Wh||° V-H00 “"6” 555|' °P‘5" '10 Auction Sole remainder of H. H.
YOU-M0°"°& M0'-90° I 30M3|~_Brown's stock of clothing and fur-
‘ Think of buying from the best mshmgs Tuesday at 10'30'a'1f;6M2{
dress goods stock in town at nl ‘ t A ' »'»l
discount. of 25 per cent. This, __ ' " "
chance is still yours until wcd-
nesday night at six o'<°-lock Moore] "Hats-dozens of them, cups-
Sr McLeod. I-20M3i. , scores of them, shirts-elimlted lot,
'sweaters and coat sweaters-very
‘ flew, general furnishings-a good as-
“Buy silks at a discount ofono sortment, all offered et. your own
hird-aud the best. silk stock in i price at the big Auction Sale today.
he city to choose from-this iNo reserve-everything goes. First
Y.
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discount still stands until Wed- sale 10_30 B, m_ gemnd 5515 1 p_m,
gosday night at6 ociock. Moore H_ H_ B,-,-,w,,'s_ 153 Queen 3;" R,
W °'-'"0" l 2 0 M 3| Besirsto. Auctioneer. 1-2115211.
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THE PRUDENTAIL TRUST CUMPANY,
LIMITED ' r
The appnittinent of it Trust Company ss Executor assures efiicien
meetings in the different schoolhouses are €SP@Cii1Hy designed reliable, economical and continuous management of an Estate. Name
the “Prudex tial as your Exccutor. . "
This Coinfany also gives special attention to investments of nionev
_Qiinrantreifinvestnierit___ifecgip‘s_ are issued at good'l'u`te `¢_5Y`Thtl'=,fPf’§t§_si'd
piiucipalaudinterest are guaranteed.  '  “ '_
One of the C .nipa1y‘s circulars will be seit tx you on requ:st.- .i_ .
HEAT! 0FFiCl-I---Monireal _ “ '
f-.-Qu-_--3 -1' _- _ .  
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-.'f_»2~1;1:2‘-.“.'~~- -~ -=~=.~‘=" I 1 _
moel exactinzz. to obtain nccuisle res
M SILVERSTON
  ll4imC'l_\_ieen Bt gxlgeél Tvrillrcilzllls Jewels _ F7 Wtuwzrn )s,  ,. ,.
iiuivcii omcis- -cinrioiiuown. ,_ 
. Mu _ .I » ' <
- y. o. `He|dsch~s caused _hy Eye. _ » s~~ _
_._   _.M »------~-~- tram, Permanently reue"ed ,by VU'  & c I T .
 ...ri mos sms. om .noise--»s ,, , -
F ults
Managers, P E l
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G R 
HAS Over a HUNDRED MIL
of Agricultural Land.
HAS Control of all the wagon
Peace River Company.
HAS TWO Chartered Banks
I-IAS SIX General Stores.
HAS Dominion Land Oilice.
HAS Government Telegraph a
I-IAS TWO Schools
HAS THREE Churches.
HAS!-Iospital.
HAS TWO Missions.
HAS THREE Doctors.
HAS ONE Dentist
Charlottetown, `24th, 2 5th,
attention.
, 1 .
iun'.‘~ ' _ slvfisitc \'..l wen.. '\
Population '1A9"11, 400 Population 1912, 1500 A
Hub. of _ Peace River Country. _. 
~ The Grouard
HAS The only Navigable Lake in Alberta.
I-IAS Extensive LIME STONE DEPOSITS
and ALL KINDS OF MINERALS
HAS MILLIONS OF FEET OF TIMBER.
HAS Unlimited supply of PULP WOOD
others have bought their sites.
HAS TWO_Veterinary Surgeons-
The Edmonton Dunvegan and B. C. Ry. and the C. Ni
Grouard by Alberta Government and both will operate inside
Headquarters Maritime Province, 8 Sydney St., St.
NOTICE, I. E. McCormick, Salesmanager
the infomation you require. , _
'_Enquiries mailed to 8 Sydney
_r ggMg6i. -  ..»i_¥
F-The Last Best Westl
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9 Alberta _
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of today
HAS THREE Lawyers-
HAS TWO Drug Stores. 1
HAS TWO Saw Mills and One under cou-
struction.
HAS THREE Hotels. “ ‘
HAS FOUR Livery and Feed Barns.
HAS Royal North-VVest Mounted Police
Barracks. - _
HAS THREE Barber Shops.
HAS THREE Pool Rooms.
rms one Bowling Alley. ’
HAS FOUR Restaurants.
HAS TWO Bakeries.
HAS Botti ng Works.
HAS Progressive Club.
HAS Moving Picture Show.
HAS Blind of Twenty' Instruments
HAS Publi!! Halls. , 1
HAS Gent’s Furnishing Store.
HAS Good Water.
' All this Wiilioui Railway
do when the Reilwsys
I b
i
LION ACRES x
roads into tlie
l and THREE
iid Telephone
Hotel,
give you all
27th and 28th inst. and
_  ._  __  p.
will receive careful »