Apurei “Chi high grade, flavory J
coffee. The kind that iiiiekee ye..
huge* over your cup-such is
cal ,Brand
Coffee
up Pl¢#¢d ln l ind 2 pqqnj
mm only.
Class mn snsaoniv, mom-H-_“_
Earl C. Young, City, leaves this `
m°"U1ll2 for Ottawa.
Aeneas McDonald. Vernon, River_
WIIS a recent visitor to the city,
'l_`h_1s is the last night to bring ir.
answers for the Contest at the Peo-
ple s Theatre, so time is precious.
G' H- TUUYUM. City. was registered
3:-iyrlie Queeii Hotei, Heiniix yeeiei.
5- W~ `M¢.‘Adams. Ci?-Y. was register
Sd at the Carleton Hotel. Halifax
yesterday,
william J. Jenkins, Nm view, har
ht-irned home from visiting friends
' ' s. H at :ii-iiiiit iienieh.
i Rexall
_i Tooth Powder
HTlic many friends of Reginald Dixor-
_“mF‘01\. Will be pleased to learn of
his recovery [rom a severe illness.
'l`l_ie _ names of the pupils of "Yr
,Deestrick Skule" are published to
lialiadltltelllss th'l`,.gUl.i1f! wliitens the teeth and malces far healthier may It will repa_-._-Y a CHEM perusal'
A ' y m 23°-. Ni:-9-_liiim McKinnon of Hampton
,_ and -ll--“S »\l!ir'.' Mcliinnon, De Sable
Il- Pays to buy in this province. |
` "" ` hn\e nrriicd home from Boston alter
   Co. 1 lan absence of fivliigil-g_
Cor ri i The Ari-iii win open 1 ni ii i
' Gt' Geo' and Kent Qtreel-  skate of the season this zgvlenin; 'Il-liz
ice is in excellent condition and 111.
. ' Y' A 4:5 Fffilffli Rest Band will render e
  Q §&B&§21‘
Polishing Difficulties
Choice moizriiiii ef eeieet iiiiieie. an
lshoull come.
‘ The _<rilI Alarm ,will give all ar
‘dell 'il the way the tiremcn work ir
'I __ the l”"'>r iities. their splendid equip
are easi y overcome by the use of    ,,,,,,, ..
Q, Y`*’Sir.n-l to the call of the bell, and
the _“`-”=l-' their iight a fire. All slioulf
0 see if they can beat our boys, at
the i'f»-iiiifs Theatre tonight.
' . ' H _
Gteen cloth tor poliehiiigylirass. ' A, 1,..-,\~... ,-_0,,@§.‘,O,,d.,,,t writes ,__
Yellow cloth for for polishing silver.
The fmmers in this vicinity are abou'
We invite your inspection of same. done iii.-iiiiii riii-ii ;»i~odiici~ to market
-Will .lffliinn-in has retlirneil hom-
. ‘Tlh S ' 1'- iron: the zolrlen west.-(`. l\ic.~\1‘thu1
, , ¢ e hip Chandlery Men] u'~ ' 5 PHS 1"‘f*.1”I\i-fl home from Nova Scotia
N0 Llqllld no Qxahfigl ._ and i~i=;-»rt.= times quite dull there at
No Pxsfe BTUCC sl(:W&1*f Q  S0 l§ll¥lCl‘dl l;F0_S@U!-_-‘_-liilln H. McKinnon paid a
0 "cur 1-Yifi2`:-'i.‘-it fo Iona recently.-Kennett
N0 MII! Suggesoy-5 to  Q y _\icl3ef.u :if Rr-llvue paid a visit to his
N0 wggfg - why! brother, J. ).icB,etl1 recently.
' A. Kcnnedyql. Co. Ready-0h --'
The fl:-ii-:li of ’\‘?.ill'ce St 'nrt ol
 
L. 
'Rogers Hardware C
, , _ - _ Limited
it QW
"‘  "   " “"~’-‘ ' “' Vernon l’.".'rr which occurred on Dec
,cu.l~c-i- l:'iti1.,‘ removed from that
3 ' - ' ' -- _- -  1 »L‘~»r-`-2111-'i1‘rr ii well known citizen. The
‘late .\lr. .\'tewai't, who was ill fo
.//I/I 2;
   some ririntlis, sought _renewed liealtl
 e
R0il€l'S  - Rogers
from li-...ling physicians even going to
<the Mrntrezil General Hospital fo.
` = ti'--‘ ‘t t 'ili H le v
trr.i .. nr, ni. 0 no ma e B es
our ii \\i’_ two sans and tw:
'il _ mt) Fwrett and Je-an_
' '_ *tw hz 1,] .A..‘ . ._ *_ _ _
 'l 'Q  V il.”_it'.1:__»lit(,¢;;:_:T\`epnon, wlithdjriicc Stew.
’ lnfini .lt 'i -` iii ii
i "v 1 ionic 9 f lvdie r=
C0I\\l-hilly If  WE  Cvmlwliy ,-f,‘.:;‘“.‘.;fi..3.?";..i;i.§i"l;‘;iii.i‘;i?‘;;.ii.if
Q ‘\ r
rcsi lin' it f}leniinnan_ the OM home.
_ - . stcml, l--,-1-ies .\inlf:olin in the Lniter
.~.‘it_>t-:~.-, Fiirs, Vhairlos Wiggins, Bar
‘ . l _ ,'. `
__ 1- 1'in_§'t=,;i, .\'. S., find Mrs. Thoiuiis
_-',‘ ',`- .; (`:\rt~_-r. Vainiphelltiin, N. B., whr
_ "_- j-“ mourn ;1;i~ loss oi 5., lovin” brother
'_ _ _I 1`l1-1 "‘i'f‘i.il on bwiulfiv was very
larzgeli' .-'.tcr..'li~d the service iii thi
5'?-`1,-T 'i"f}  horse litiiu: coriiiiivteil liy Rev. Mr.
.i `, ‘_ i,_ _
.,._; . -
To all our inauy customers and to the public
generally we wish to express our sincere wishes
for a bright and prosperous .\'cw Year for cacii
and every one. The past year has been ri good one
for allof us in many cases but we want to make
1912 a bumper one and can do so only when we
help each other.
During 1912 we honestly believe you will
save money and get better satisfaction if you buy
your supplies in hardware from us, because, by
,actual comparison, our prices are much lower tli in
you can get from any other house in Eastern Can-
ada and, transportation charges considered, no
other mail order house in Canada can bcat_our
figures.
Since 1357 when this store was cs-
tablished. up to today our policy lizis :il-
ways been the same and that means “.1
square deal for each and every customer
regardless of class, creed or color" and
each of these 54 years has seen a marked
increase in business, a sure proof that the
policy has been a correct one. I
Our right goods at the __r_ig'l_it_ prices and a_§ij_cLl3i'
Store E-;i"¢;}iH§"fi,i§o“rs which claim your close attention
and which should he_cgefully considered- before yoh send
your orders el§e_@i;re.
Big increase ln Business
This present month has been a bumper one for nS and
we want to let the good work continue _thiougliont the
coming year. We want you to feel that this store is yours
in every particular, that we are able to cater to your every
requirement, that we have everything you _couid poSSlblY
want and that our prices mean a good saving 1” m°“°Y
for yon. _
We are out for a bigger busiiiess than we have ever
had before and if highest quality goods, rocl: bottom prices
and acourteous and prompt store eervice will bring it we
lrebound to have it, We are so sure that we can give you
uneqtplled satisfaction that we invite you to compare gli!
prionsand goods with those that any other firm can io er
yon.
Again we wish to thank you for past patronage. We
thinkwe both have gained when ~y0\1 lla" ‘|092 Y°m'
shopping here.
Wholesale and lleiaili
` '-|37 Queen Strai-
(li°n";in i-‘ill at th* ( .oss Roads Ceme-
tery liy thc I`~1<_»\'. Mr. Ii`lciy1l_ ,
A l~ia1".:-'illc cor1‘»‘sp:.-mlerit writes'
we are iiiilizhtecl to see that our
young iimeiul. Miss Sadie McKenzie i.-
liome fri-'ii Prince of Walcs Colleg.-.
for the Vliristmas holidays. About
thirty or forty of the young folk
gatliereri fit the home of Miss Cassie
i\[cLeod_, iizi 'I`l1\irsday evening of last
week, to partake of an excellent
goose sul.;-rr, which was served by th-
_young la-iics in their usual splendid
style. A zilr-usriiii: hour was spent over
the meal lifter winch the young peo-
ple procevileil to enjoy themselves.
Music was provided by the organ and
3 lphonogragli. Games were played and
_g 1 songs sun; until the wee sma hours.
I' ’ when the arty dispersed, each and
ll
'every eii. iieiiiihteii with the epiendid
itime tizejr had enjoyed. Ciir
[school is progressing very favorably
lunder the crlicient management oi
' l.\liss Elizabeth MacKenzie. Some of
‘cis of Highland Division
l the mem.. ~ .
'spent a pleasant evening in Wiltshire
ilast week. Much praise is flue the
'stan oi riiiirers for the splendid way
in which they have C0nllilC£0f1 the
Division during the last three
months. It is hoped that the statl to
be elected for the coming quarter
shall prove as capable. Our con-
ductor was seen hurrying toward
Huriler River to catch the seven 0--
clock train ’i"linrsday evening. It is
reported that our worthy Associate is
about to leave us to take A course in
a Charlottetown Business College
The many iriends of Neil and Mrs.
Nicholson were pleased to see them
in Division last Thursday night
Happy new .year to all.
___________._.
::His Honor the Lieutenant Gover-
nor ani! Mrs. Rogers will receive on
New Years Day from 2.30 p. nn. 1:05
p, m, Government House.
__,___.i._-
;;C0i-i-enpenilence from persons wil-
ling to board and lodge an elderly
gentleman should be addressed to X
No. 8, West Street, Charlottetown, or
X, P. 0. Box 42. Summerside.
12-23d1w.,
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fi
P
E. J. lilorrisey, Mill View, was a
recent visitor to Village Grien.
The Arena will open this evening
for the season. The Fourth Reg't
Band will be in attendance.
Those who have seen “Ye Deestrict
Slrule" presented say for producing
real lun and hearty laughter this
Dlily has never been surpassed.
Yo one will want to miss the Still
Alerri wlilch will be shown at The
l'-‘eople’s Theatre tonight, it is all
that is claimed [or it, the best tire
picture ever shown here.
A political meeting was held at
f’ealre's Station Wednesday night.
fmillll Mooney presided. The speak-
-rs were R. N. Cox, John McLean,
»\- E- Simpson AE A iienoiieid, J.
J., Hughes and C.G. Duffy. All rc-
!€l'-‘cd a rood hearing and the best
of order prevailed.
The contribution on Christmas eve
of over fifty dollars to Willie Garn-
hllm. messenger oi the P. E. I. R.
lallway, who has lieen ill for near-
ly two months with pneumonia, is
1nother_in.<tance of the kind sympa-
llll' that the people oi Charlottetown
:an express where triiiilile is preval-
llit. The Guardian joins with his
riends in wisliiug him speedy recov-
-'Fy and ii Happy I\'ew Your,
a Qucen’s County correspondent
f»'r_ites:-As two young ladies were
lrl\'il'ig along one ri( the country
Walls lfltilll' a young gentle-`,
funn drove np lieliind them and chal-
lenllefl Chem for a. race which was
romptly accented. The lady driver
iullcd up _the reins, tlhey having an
Olfl Cnmlialgner of many years. He
mmediatrrly struck ii fast dip for g.
"OM three flliartcrs of a mile till
~ll@Y came to a cross road but there
'-ll? YOUHE lady showed- in reinman-
liip. It was the best race seen since
.lie l£l'Ol'. 01; B&fI`igan's Park,
Eei”day_ the prohibition cases against
~.. Vvliite and M. Murphy were con~
;iiiued. The case against the latter
'ras dismissed while E. White’s case
will come again on Friday. Walter
:<1 with fighting on the streets Xmas
Jowcr drunk, was fined five dollars
or ten days and Peter Keenan, who
~1f1"l‘~'€fi in the city on the Northum-
ierland the l>i‘eVious night, got drunk
.ind was promptly lodged in jail, got
a. similiar sentence and took the
lays.
A very pleasant time was spent by-IW;
.he children and workers of the Lit. |‘
Lie Sands Presbyterian Sabbatlu "
icbcol on Christmas night at theirif
-lirislmas tree. nev. A. J. McNeill-,i
ircsided and a iiue program, mm.
listing of singing, recitetion, mi.;
1`f1"-'M135 WHS carried out. But \\'li:\t
brought most ioy to the hearts ei
_lie children was the visit from 0|.; _
Sflntfl Clallfi. and very soon the tr1o,> f
.hicli was loaded with presents, lic-li
an £0 Bit hare and the young folio:
.vere o'~'0i‘l0Y€f1 at bt-ing so well i'e~
membcred. After being treated liy .
-.heir old friend t-i fruit ar.rl`cake thii '
,hiltiren dispar.-;c:l feeling happy-_, 
while the teaclicrs and workers fslx
very thhn"i'i tii thi; igi,-,Q ,_~.;~_r~;~_';_e
“'h0 hail 'Wllicii tu miike the ::i`i';ii.‘
i.
weéirr
I
file/I9///My had:
  'I =c1inriorrrr5wN Ann Qun-:N’s _ count I 0  A '
` __ The Store with the Christmas Store
~. .-.. ec. .........
; A rinti-3 FULL
 hit.-:. All the winter
Unlrimmed Hats -
  Wei-ni hi 2.50 hi- W5
  All Trimmed lials now go at $2.98 each,
l
‘ E\'r,Rv 'rR1i\ii\11=:D HAT IN THE MiL1 1.\1ERY DEPAf<.Ti.iENT
is rloi-.'<-11 sale at just one half ofthe marked price; This is a bargain that
sliouid be doubly welcome in view of the fact that practically the whole
‘ winter season is yet before _vo11,in which to use your bargain. The lot in-
cludes many of the prettiest designs that we have had this fall-trim-smart,
up to the minute in every way. This ict runs to 7.50 in value
i ALL 'riuuiisn HATS, werili ie 37.50 $2 98
Beaver 'and
Velvet Hats 1"'2 price
RIC I HANDSOME \-'ELVETS
and Beivers, very latest shapes most
1;iuic"i
:ib'i'.'c
all
i-.-..,
of u
hat..
~> , ’
At the police court in this city yes- pl
.\1nnn and Thomas Doyle were charg- i l,
2‘~’e bl-it were discharged. Msrtiir
 prices, that we still have in steel; --
f placed on sale at 
 This lfit incliicles hats ‘.'."rtlt all
1 prices up to $2.50 each. to he 
' cleared atjust.  '-
wif-e.
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modern in every way.
In this assortment they are some
of the most attractive lines that you
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the grin"-.. suci-rss it vias.
::i’re.c<..cc. for “`i`c Dcestrict Skiiie":
NUS C"<.Y`-"lil-1: HY hnlf Past seven o`-
clocl» in the l{iz~il':rgar:en_
:fCil'."`i"_'l“.-\T{l'#1S’.--A list 0! names for
.iinpaifl Citi li'r‘;= will be advertiseill ~,
in a f-;--.~.' il.~_r:.--l‘;.ri.ir-s that have notl
“Hifi “ill wie"-se mhe notice. 11-25-iiti.
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3 great Clearing bargains in
Handsome- Stylish VV-i1_1te_r Coats .
\\'e lmvc jun pl'-weci cn silo tlircc ~;':'cf=.t clearing ‘cts I-i l1_.o_ci.-'nine ‘.i.:;..._ ci-_.ie
-lines iii wliicli we l1._1vi- an ovcistcclt. \‘\'c lixrfc cut :lic ;»rifr;_1 in  files
a qii'fcl< <-le1r.”-n- c, and without furiliei' description, we
i;-:ing rillcrcdz- -
(Lie big lot of crisis 'fegulrirly offered
’ at pri,-cs ringing up to 12.50 czuh--on
salcat   
Une assortment of handsome new fall
coats. in black regularly priced 'io 15.00
each" on sale at   _ .
One gre it range- of new coats, regularly
offered at all sorts of prices from 15 oo
to 12<.5o for .,  . 
vi \ _i
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will simply tell you
O.
sit,
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Stewart; Bakery
16; Kent Strut _ -
l
Bargains
in
Chocolates
liVe have two
gant'ba.<l.:cts and
box of Chocolates
over which we will sell
to the first buyer at the
following prices,
Regular $5.25 for 53.85
 $4.50 -~ 53 40
H 54.25 ‘- 53.00
The baskets with-
out the chocolates are
almost worth the prices
quoted.
Johnson Q. Johnson
ele-
one
left
i
‘ nusniwnwll
The Auris Will
Help You Hear
` Those who are slightly
deaf or hard of hearing will
find wonderful relief in the
Auris, the smallest, lightest
. and cheapest electrical aid
tothe deaf that has yet been
invented.
This instrument enables
you to hear even the slight-
cst sound and it is so smal'
that when held in the palm
of the hand it can be hidden
fom view. A free demon-
straiion of these instruments
is now being held at our
store. Call in and test them.
The 2 Macs
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ti; cfiect
what is
8.00
10.00  
12.00
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' Sl'N0l»`2>lb| (H (i\N»\D!-\h N_0R'l'll
; ‘REST LAND P.’r.G\.lLA'l`l0Ha
I ANY person wrio is the sole head ol
l - ismi3;»',i'ir any male over i“ yearn
-.|l<‘.,_ may honn-stead a quarter section ol
svailab e Dominion land in llrlnnitohsl
Sankatchevl n_n or Alberta. The applicant
must appear in person At tho Dominion
Landis A gency or Sub-Azencilor the dis
trict. Entry nypr<ixy_mi\y e_ _made at
-sniazency, on certain condmonn. by
ini. er, niritnr\r,_si.n. dauzhter, brother or
alntorizl inzeri-' ine iiomesteader.
i)utie~.-._- six months' residence unor
and cultivation oi tue lnndin o:\ch_ol
three yi.-urs. _ii homastendsr may livr-
:vithir nine- milf-:~ i i his homestead on n
lsrm ol at leant 10 'i-:res goieiylowued and
occupied hy him or by his (at er, mother,
son, daughter, brother or sister. _
in certain districts s homesteader in
:ood st:\ndir.z_ rnayr pre-erupt |\ quarter-
.section alonzsxde is homestead. Price
$110 per acrei _
l Du los.-Must reside upon the homa~
stead or pre-emption six months in each
lair. years from -_ ste ol homestead entry
ncludini; the time required to earn
Ihomeiif--.i-1 parent) and cultivate (my
acres extra.
l A tzomesieader who has exhnusted his
.homestead right and cannot obtain apar-
emption may enter io_r apurclnned homa-
etead ivi certain districts. Priest 83.00 pg:
'acre -l)'.1ticn.-Must renldo six months in
l each ol three years, cultivate liity acres
and erect a nouns worth 8300.00
Y
_ W. W.,COR .
De uty of the Minister ol tue Interior
N ll’-Lnauthorised publication ol this
advertisement will iin he nam vor.
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l "Make our store your headqunrtcrs
lor iarm remedies. We have had long
experience in the caring and curing ol
diseases of horses and cattle and will
give you free ol charge expert advice
on the causes and cures of nil dis-
‘eases peculiar to these animals. We
.have always on band a full line ol
horse and cattle medicines and can
give you a remedy th:-.t is bound to
cure the disease. (‘all in today and
[let izs help you tone up the system
:ol your stock. The Two Macs, 149
lGreat George St. drti-
l "PARENTS-now is the time to
get your boy outfitted for the cold
weather. We are oilering such ‘splen-
did bargains in boys' overconta,
New Ad vcrilsemenls.
 
Pharmacy Examinations `
The Board Of Examiners ofthe P. E
Island Pharmaceutical .»\sso:i»ition mil
meet for the purpose of examining Candi
dimes offering tor registration. on Jann iry
z4\li. 191:.
The examinations in subjects under
the head of General, will bc nirld on jan-
uary iith. iglz.
All applications muii be received
not later than january 51h nlexl.
For further particulars apply to
R. M. JOHNSON,
Secretary Registrar.
1:-milgi
Car Ferry
There will be a pnblic meeting,
hold in Charlottetown, under the auspices
ofihe Charlottetown Board of Trade, in
llic Prince. of \\i'ales College Hall. on Fri-
day, Iannary the 5th, at eight 0'clock. P.
i\l., to discuss the project of establishing
a car-carrying ferry to connect the Prince
Edward island Railway with the lnler-
colonial Railway, and ihc widening ofthe
gauge ofthe Prince Edward island Rail-
way. Il is understood, that this proposition
is favorably entertained by the authorities
‘ at Ottawa, at the present time. A special
invitation is extended to the Federal and
Local representatives lor Prince Edward
island vo sltend. Also the Boards of Trade
snd Farmers' Institutes are requested
to send special delegates. All others in
‘crested in ihe important matter of im-
proved transportaiion, are cordially in-
vited to attend. ' .
The Prince Edward Inland Railway,
will issue tickets to all persons attending
the meeting. at one first class fu", good
to return on the following day.
By order of the Commitree.
1:-fl zo.: r ,zo
CUAL CUAL
The Underligned .Dealers in
Hard and Soil Coal
lliive Always on llsnd
at their Old Stand, l’eeke’l
No. 2 Wharf.
a large supply of coal suitable
for all purposes. Orders, ver-
bal by mail or by telephone
promptly attended to. Ou:
telephone No. is 312. and we
should be pleased to have
o nr orders.
Peake Bros & ll-
‘L ldtf.
~ui:N-if yeii 'iiiiiiit reel bei-gains
in overcoats, suits, pants and winter
caps now is your time to get them.
We are otlerlng such splendid values
now that we are cutting your cloth-
ing hill down one~half. H. H. Brown,
158 Queen St. 12-29dBl.
Porlraiis
I will receive orders for
Pastels and Oil Paintings by
A. Alex. MacLeod, the noted
Mew York Artist. Write me
ofr prices and other desired
infomation. i
winds. The prices we have marked
Iiiitl and pants and winter caps that
no Gt. Georze St.
you cannot aiiord to let the boy go
J  ultfofdilted Bzilliilli the Win!"
now make it advisable lor you to mm
purchase for years in advance (or the 
Nflalns have never been better. H. N" Pmqn 35,;
H- BMW". 158 'Queen Bt. 12-29:13! Charlottetown ‘ 'V
J. A. S.Bayer. i