face powder sup
P
with tne skin;
_U
o-"'
'ed a. d- classic odor.
The beautiful pick age
_is an oinaulent. the row-
`§']er is al nec ssil y.
 Price 50c
/_‘
, _
, _V Eacfrpackage contains ,
-_a coilp__§_:i wh'ch ;nti.les
`\he bearer to one of In-
' 'grahaufsdainty vaoiiy .
_ ’ boxes free of charge.
-_____°r.1_=~_~¢»_<=_ _box-Q mv be
 for z5c.
' We carry the full lice
un .  _--we .3-~v,_
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#Tile Guardian
sewn-hom ps
e»seufaa"Au"'§»"in
Mailed to "The
599%," Cl7T\‘l0i’-t8tDwlls,
:gtk the events. abc
CORCORAN-'- At Baldwin's (Road,
_ ARRIED
0
g B
room:-At Howland, Maine, .ran-
Sorest Corn Removed
'sorest corn or callous no matter how
. IT PAYS to but in
""'f_'T’.
_,BlK00l§l?Hl¥LD. , _ ill -be let-
v1=°u_iie»$»"7_f'd e
gguieihbathi 26€h_lnx., ai?-`tnl’i:‘di\i’ali
vrolinr nav;-Y?¢‘at i-day, violet
y was' uietly and uiioetentatious-
'i;a'c;bsei‘viib. As the naturil violets
failed to put in 'an appearance, not-
withstandihg the tempting weather,
toria the Good, who died twelve
years ago',on January 22. ~ _
and ps;-naps Victoria. Such enter
Crapaud.
the heart by a brake shoe. ?
foot of Richmond street last nighi
he little the worse. It would appeal
that the ice is not particularly safe
especially at the landings.
_for thc government taking the hoai
run on tlio Picton boats Aa n result
at-
time
` and
door ~
arid l
mutie.
\'-'ll
‘ 'Crap_au,d,"
ygeterdpy. _ ,_
had
their place was taken by the ertill- A. E. McDonald, Port Hill, ieit
cial species. '1‘iie,day coiiunsmoreter yesterday morning ior
the death oi the beloved Queen, Vic- _
Boston.
0, L, Grant, Charlottetown, wasa
passenger east yesterday, afternoon.
B RN v ~  Plwonnssiva.-oeoraa E. heard o. ia. ohnnpgii, oiianomtown, was
_ 0 _ _ dz Bon, the Drf;¥_f°9Bi‘/0 mi“°1“ 0| a passenger returning from the main-
MITCHELL-At Summerside, "01, C’I'aDB\1<1, are ab t addin5 5° “Wil land by the Minto yesterday.
lea- 21. 1913 to 'rhomas and mi-s ‘“1f°°»_‘1Y "ll °‘1“‘PP°°i P\°“° ° “"9 >“"'°
Mitchell a son, ‘ ' ' dynamo which; in addition to lisht' Nelson natteiibury, ohsrloetotown,
in their own estalblishment may pos- returned home yesterday morning by
(From Yesterday’s Evening Guardian) sigly extend its rays to the ville-sf the Minto. _ __
January 12 1918, to Francis_P.`a`nd prise in commendable and, speak! Mrs,'Robt. I.. Muttart, Cape Trn-
Mrs. Corcor n, a daughter. Wt” °f U19 ¢l11`iVil1S ¢0l11¥Il\!!\itY 01 verse; is visiting friendii in Charlottei
'i2OWll.
_ _ M _ _ '
- ' ‘ ' ' °~_~------- _.' l E. 'ph mas MoNutt Malpequeis spend
_ _ GILIHUREH _ r[iI"N___At oh 1 KILl4ED BY 'D“AIN BRAKE SHO _ 0 i i .
its attributes. town on Jw” ,912 b ,fr °“"f oaNoNoquE- ont Jan. 20- .ng e iawsaya in ohanioitazown on
ind ils ptoii- _ F_ ‘F“ue,.t0n_' M,;,.d0ch.'Ggm°:;7'  George Peflnock, oi Bi-lockville, a business.
r
M Grand Trunk Railway conductor was -*
open? t_° bl°_nd f°lg;]1if,\;-;)iv°,.FMBi° Dew” Martm killed near Gananoque Junction yes- Capt. John N. McDonald, Monta-
_ terdny. On the arrival of the train gue. was a Visitor 110 Charlottetown
lui _ sessmg the very acme DIED sis Glixinanogine J unctilfmbhie vans yesterday.
_ .,_» .,f_p~i_r`f¢bt on in ,H r£5n_ WARREN_....A¢ Victoria  ,ms Sb 5, an i on searc eng ma e, _ _ _ _
. _ ,_ - . ' _» f <1 in ¢ s J. M. Beaton, Melville, was in
16th inst, Samuel S. Warren in 67th. west Zfyhevgfs web alfuh w° mill” Charlottetown yesterday and ,-eww.
year of his age. He leaves to mon ° H 5 t hand was
a widow two sous and two dau me crushed and he had been struck over “<51” ti” “ft°’”°°“'
yesterday.
Warren Newsom, Orapaud, who has
-of Ingraham's'I`oil=t pre- ' -- been on e short visit to Charlotte-
_ Nat Ong-_ 1 ECONOMY.-Economy in snbsidiz- town returned home last evening.
P I '  Phill, Qllillkiy ing trains is said to be the rcasor -r -"-
D. McLean, Crapand, lcft yesterday
 \A F * ' No wonder Putnam‘s Painless Corn Off the Cape route on Saturday, say: morning on a business trip to Hali-
'_ v ° os er ' ` Extractor sells so well. You see it is a Sackville exchange. The service fax.
 diilerent from any other remedy you was stopped for the second time ~-ir --
_ C€l1if11l DfU&S¢0l’¢ V. have ever used.iDoes not merely rs- the season and the boats ordered tc Harry Jenkins came to Charlotte-
, '  lieve the pain ` temporarily, 'but is run to Picton. Mail clerks who weri town to visit his parents Dr. and
S11m1Y5ld@- guaranteed to reinovs-the meanest. stationed here were also ordered tr .urs. S. R. Jenkins.
5-is-= `  __   long it has bothered you. Get a 25c. the morning train on the Capo routi S. Arsenault, Station Agent, Tig-
'   "  ' bottle of "Putna.m'a" to-day and \vas ordered cancelled ¢X°°Pt on M011* nish, was a passenger returning home
 Pl`0V° it- T219 Dag: tells the si’f0\’Y'“ dai iriornings- M8110-'8°1` HBYUB fe' 'froin Charlottetown yesterday after-
” ` ` ' `| A » .
 A .ua is recheck -'
Tm is where you sat ie if your Laundry
wer notproperiy ons. Baveyou; l16_¢|f
as _ i as your line by av n your
vor ho es -the STA oos no ore.
iz ni
-- =1l. r. wrafrns _
The Stal' Steam Laundry., ,
 __ i34 Konisi.
“Phone
for Your Groceiy Order
lrespectfully solicit .plow
for lg_r3'and 'Wish
my large number of
and patrons
Charlottetown
for their
during lolz
I.. .Smalluvtil
of I ,r Queen
v B§yihI;ldS=s.
delivered),
“ffl
-WOMEN TAKE DI
Extractor, which is _sold by drugg
Oats (white) ' ‘ ' ' 88 to
Oats (black)
straw, poi- eos. _. 85.50 go.
Hay '
Eggs per dos
.Butter 1
Chicken (pair)
Fiowl (pair)
Potatoes, por bus.
Celery _ "
Turlrlpl 1
Cabbage
Peltl
Hides '
Call ill _
Lam? ' '
_hear » io to ie
Baer_(_qii‘ariar) '_ _  il
Pork ~ ` ' Bi 't 9|
Geese $1.25 to $8.90
sumumasilm manxnrs
Corrected for: every W'edn and
Baturda 
` 'Io
l sz to
io con
5
rotors
*it
insole
_ iito7
hee! " Blfdlil
on
S8
i White) ‘~ 42
(Blank) ` 6
30 10 81
30 to lil'
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OITY, N. J
women
-a
llim
& P. E. I. railroad would no longer
action. ~
J IN HIS HONOR.-Last evening s
very sociable and pleasant evening
spent by the guests of the King
Hotel, Charlottetown, in do~
o Alfred Farrel, a fellow»
to his departure
where he has been
the Western Union Tel-
Mr. Farrel har
summer re
h nor to
New
for
company af.
for the ' Charlottetown Dis-
his work'in a thoroughly
manner, and being agenial
he won the esteem and respect
The goose supper last even-
n farewell tribute to his me-
speeches complimentary to
of honor, *toasting hir
and wishing him the success
undoubtedly he deserves, wer(
`rrell came here from St. John and
` l"be succeeded by his cousin, Mr.
' 'troll who' comes from the same
-_,?.-__--___
SCAHEIS IILEANSE
, ,___
headeohe,l|nd_‘_ lute. sour
sioiiisgh or eotieil ioniiue
, ._ 0. . _ .
it a.ri=r'..    
more necessary that you keep
Howell, Liver, and Stomach
pure and irgeh _than it is to
the lowers _ and 'drainage of a
tree irom obstruction.
keeping 'olearl inside with
l forcin el-
f§'I.°’3.{`,. _»ifi.‘..fi¢.,
or castor oil? ‘ TNI ll
cleanse and
the
ood
bile
ol the
mat-
.,,__,',._  _
being em- to see Mis
Putnam‘s Painl Corn 'and Wort ceived word. on Friday that the N B. noon ._ _
(nm _ " r " be required to handle mails. Thai (From Yesterday's Evening Guardian)
"  ' the government is anxious to abolisl' S. T, Gallant, M. L. A., Piusville,
CHABLOT'f’li3’l‘DW!v_'l.ABK!4iT8. the 50 cents per mile subsidy for af was a visitor to Charlottetown this
--- ' ” ' “ great a period of the year as possilblr morning.
Corrected for 'every' Wednesday. and between Charlottetown and Summer- -
_ Saturday issue. ` _ _ side is considered the reuson for thi Dr. Pringle, well known in Char-
lottetown, has _returned to Sydney
from Western Canada.
Miss Laura Houston crossed over
by the Earl Grey yesterday to Char-
lottetown en route to her home in
Montague. Miss Houston has visited
the cities of Saskatoon, Winnipeg,
Poronto, Montreal, and Truro, spend-
lug a few days in each. She spent
four w eks in Saskatoon and reports
it to lk an excellent city; growing
rapidly. Her friends are all pleased
s Houston home again. '
COMEDIAN SELLS _
FIVE-POUND NOTES
AT PENNY APIECE.
LONDON, Jan. 20-Unshaveu and
unkempt, a man stood outside the
-_#rand Hotel in Trafalgar Square,
shouting "Five pound notes a. penny
each.”
-As he displayed his wares onla tray
y ilsu . `~_ ndb, to which Mi-L 'Farrell gave re ‘in front of him, people passed in doz-
in his own pleasant way- Mn ans, giving a knocking look and gang
om` their way. Presently a well-
dressed man with a woman thought
of asking if they were forgeries. Be
\° J 711° 9|' ‘ ` 'i '- 'ing assured that they were not, they
wanted two, but were told that the-
sale was limited to one to each por-
son
ig ,;' I , _ The purchaser crossed the street to
12 QF." ` 1 well-known agency, and there to
is ‘ '
‘iis amasement received gold in ex
exchange for the note.
In an lnterview,the msn, a comedi-
» f - *:_'i _ A an, said the whole thing was the re-
l‘$l’--'°*~= '“ “lil 21° lliiii Mil] HUWHS  °' ~ 
sum ve* ~
REAL ESTATE SPECULATION
\ I LEADS TO SUICLDE.
' .‘ :..\--au-_
Nw Yonlr, J-an; zo-urs. mea-
nor B. Barry, once -in affluent circum-
stances, but who recently lost her
money in n real estate ventura, slot
herself to death in her uptown ap-
partment yesterday. Revere s fol-
lowiullosses inonkred thronfh porti-
sipntion in n lane invosemen aeiisma
headed ny megan iz. Jaeliion, who
was convicted lost week of _lefrai|d~
lng an 0hio._W_0_man in the me of
hong Is'faiid,prop_erty. are h sveil so
have been responsible for thaw lh`lu's
act. Her relatives live in Oni ornis. A
_vw _ni 1
V W. H. Duke, Montague, leaves
“ary 20' 1913. stephen T0o1e_ aged GOT 1); THE I(;E___S0me excite, Charlottetown this morning for St.
54 years. Funeral from 12 Dorches- ment Was caused on the ice at thi J0hD» N- B- 1 1|-ill;-Li
, ter street Friday morning at‘ 8.45 .to
St. Dnnstan’s Cathedral, thence to WIN” 11 110rHe driven by william Cnr.. D. D. McLeod, Oewell Cove, has
R. G. cemetery. _ rio of Rocky Point broke through. loft for Bosfonto visit his daughter.
,_ The plunge was a had one and the 0¢. who is ill with allpendicitis.
.FLYNN-In Charlottetown. ’-Tannery cupants or the sleigh get out in uni( --
20th, Mrs. James Flynn, aged 85. to escape going into the hole. Ons ol D. Rutherford, Halifax, wasapas-
Funeral will leave her late residence, them afterwards went in up to thi senger to Bradalbane from Char-
121 El-‘Sf-011 S¢l`9°t» t0'd9~Y (-Thllfidayiv neck but was llulled out by thi lottetown yesterday afternoon.
at 8.45 to St. Dunstan's Cathedral crowd which gathered within a levi "*_ _
and thence to the Roman Catholic minutes. The horse also was witl J. A. Messervey, Charlottetown, re-
Cemetery. f  ' di'mCU1f»Y Pulled OUT. and appeared ts turned from Halifax by the Minto
` 31 we
lisis and
1 slips, cle., lieiiimed
v .
ff"
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\./il
Ima '/
/
A e    . 1 fl \/,    f as
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ri
.
linen sale will A
gli _intending pureliaserii, io, eesipleio _-»li¢'iir 1
iieir purchase before dale. Noi only
household liiieiis but furniture coverings, _pe_riieres,blanlicls,
comforts,  fancy linens areincluded in iliis sale. Sheets,
free of charge.
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Where To Stop In New York
H utei Ray mond
41 EAST 20 STRIBI
NEW YORK
a Blocks East of Broadway
:Bib ,Street Subway Station '
at the door.
3 blocks east from Hudson tubes an
61h Ave. and z8th Street. Five minutes
io Grand Central Station aiigznd Street
or Penn. R. R. Station ai 7th Ave.
Convenient to theatres and shops,
especially suited for ladies visitlng§New
York alone.
SING’ E ROOMS 5|."
3-'nttMl’.)"».
.,,
SECO&D TRIAL OF
DARROW BEGINS.
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 20'-The sec-
ond trial of Clarence S. Darrow,
charged with bribery in connection
with the selection of jurors for the
trial of James B. McNamara, vas
called for hearing today. Judge W.
McConlin of Madera County was cs-
pecially named by the Governor to
preside, Darrow, who is an attbrney
of record in his own defence, planned
to take a more active part in the
hearing this time. The indictment
on which he faces trial today cbozges
bribery of Robert F. Bain, the only
sworn juror selected at the McNama-
ra trial.
TORONTO LINEMAN _
ELECTROCUTED
'roRoN'ro, Jan. zo.-whno nxingi
some wires belonging to the Holmes
Electric Wire Protection Company at
the corner of Cherry and Mill streets
on Saturday night, William Wallace,
lineman. was electrocnted.
IN VESTIGATE DEATH
ALWAYS CONSULT
THE PHONE DIRECTOR
It is surprising the large number of
people in Charlottetown who, when
they want to inquire about their
Morning Daily Guardian or subscrip-
NUII. Mk Central for the News phone
No. 132.3, instead of 182.2; or when
they want to inquire about advertis-
ing uk Central for the Subscription
phone No. 132-2, or for the News
Phone No. 133, instead of 132-3'; 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 138, although all those depart-
ments and their respective phone
numbers are plainly given in the tele-
phone book. Some people, instead of
looking at the book, even phone one
what number to ask for to get an-
other department. All this is a
great waste of time on the part of
the person phoning, the operator at
the Central, and the clerk in the de-
partment wrongly phoned. The news
Stall, on an upper floor, cannot give
the necessary information about eith-
er advertising or subscriptions, nor
the advertising stall about subscrip-
tions or news, nor the subscription
-stall about advertising or news. In
other words the clerks know and can
do but their own work in their own
departments, and if it were otherwise
they would be continually running
from ons department to another, up-
stairs nnd down, mixing work, wear-
ing themselves out and causing the
greatcst possible confusion. On and
after 6 p. m. daily it is useless to
ask for any phono numbers eiisept 132
and 133. _
Patrons who consult their phone
books for the numbers they really
want will greatly lessen the work of
the Patient Central telephone and
Guardian clerks and thus help make
their lives much brighter and hop-
pier. 3-lddtf
SOLDIER CRAZED Bl' GHIEF
F MAN IN
WOODS _
O
HAMILTON, Jan. 20.-The discov-I
ery of bullet holes in the skull of the
ical Examiner Bailey of Ipswich to'
believe the man may have been mur-
dered. The Statc Police are making
an investigation to-day.
kit the it r_’ .““ ““ “g.°“' ““° “
geirgtzfyngzg he Mel;,Z;,'_necraue;cBa Lic; rifle on himself. He is in the Military
According to the examiner, the bo-‘ Cd “W5 “'05 told F"“"" h° bemme
dy had probably lain in the woods crazed with grief and, before anyone
for two years. The bones were cov-Zconlrl nnticipate his purpose, seized
ered with tattered clothing, hilt there‘hls riflc and slipped ri cartridge into
was nothing to reveal the identity ofiths breach, pulled the trigger. He
TORONTO, Jan. 20-Grief-stricken
ovcr the death of a comrade whose
friendship he had enjoyed for twelve
years, Private Edward Fraser, oi the
l`¢onlC adi Dr on trd
Hospital. Frascr's comrade was Pri-
vate George Shnndley, of the Royal
CanndianIlcgimcnt,who died sudden-
ly of pneumonia. When the unexpect-
::We are showing a superior line of
perfumes nom, some 'oi the choice
products of Roger Gallct, Piver, Har-
mony oi Boston and other world_§a7,
mous perfumera, You can get every
fancy and standard odor here, all of
the highest quality and at our prices
unusually good values. Call in and
see our stock. The McKinnon Drug
Col, corner Great George and Kent
ses. mi.
::Now the cold weather is here you
will want a. hot water bottle and a
good one too. That means you will
want a Rexall hot water bottle, the
one that gives best satisfaction. The
Rexali is made oi finest quality pure
rubber, strongly bound and will
stand twice as 'much wear as the
ordinary article. All sizes and prices
here. Cali in and look over the dis-
play; The McKinnon Drug Co., corn-
er Great George and Kent Sta. Mtf.
::Buntain, Bell & Co., for beet coal,
lowest prices. 9-2308.
UONTAGUE MARKETS - "
corrected for every Wednesday and
Saturday issue.
Potatoes
Beets per dol.
Lard, per W.
‘Beef (small) per lb.
Beef (quarter) per lb
Pork
Lamb. Dei' lb. (small
Fowl
Mutton
[hitter
Eggs, per dol.
Oats
Hay (Pressed)
Hay (Loose)
Pork
Turnips
U
R528
14!
Bto 16`
Sf to fl
9 to 10}'
10 00 ll
9 to 18
8 to 12
241.0 25
26
40 to 42
$13 to $14
$13 to $1.8
7_1' W 3?
‘ 16
ICE BREAKS UP ON _ '
THE HUMBER RIVER
TORONTO, Jan. 20.-For the first
time in che past forty years the Hlirri-
ber River has broken up after once
freezing in midwlnter. At 11.80 the
ice in the river broke in the dentre
at the second bend. The preasurb
from up stream was too sever-_e_ for
the lower portion of the rivor,`tl'l'e I6!
suit be-ing that the ice was _lammed
up on Lin-, concrete pier under' the
Grand Trunk bridge. The ian), how-
ever, only lasted a few moments _kid
the ice soon riished out into the l ei
The lcc was six inches thick, but`no
damage ’wii.s done so far as could be
the victim. will probably recover. learned. _ _
A--¢~»-an.-¢_.A¢._~" ‘V
oi~rsw.i sronrs mmf:
BEEN oamiiim on'
Gfitili
the
hate
February
The best kind of a ° ' `
_ . Good Morning 
starts at the breakfast table.
Good Humor
` (if the meal is right)
Theres anew Hot Porridge which is making new friends
now-a-days because it combines the things desirable in a good
ment and easy ipreparation.
  ‘ ost avcrn  
_ . ‘ _ _
  f  pecial
-isiabkiliful blend of wilcat, corn and rice -to be
served hot with cream and sugar like old
Follows
breakfast dish: Warmtli, _delicious flavor, substantial nourish- `
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' A try"ce1ls' why you lllike it for _ _ _ __
'I"-_omor'row"s Brsdikidst
Ai Grocers everywhere=-lilo-l“5“‘5?hi’k°‘°' ' -_ »  
Made by Canadian Posinm Cereal Co Lid.. Pdf* F-301| FlCl¢fi¢.°. Windsor, Ont. _
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