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uinsrrrxmm.-ll`év.`V. if 1.. rash '
will Dreeeh in the Baptist Ohurch
M__arshileld, at three o’cl9ck on Sun:
  .. ~ _ __ gy.” the more in st. .1ss.¢s'Heu.o1.ir- .ny afternoon rs1>.‘ ana. '
-'  new food.
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British Bee Iron and
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-uns
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‘l blood for prompt re’ief in
cases of exhaustion and
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convalescents.
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over tbegip.
Each"bott`e, a pina :KV
E. A. Foster
Central Drugstore
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Thbl s where you get it if your Lsundr;
work-is not proper? dons. Bsvemour nec
ll well as your loop* by hav g ‘your
Wilrk doin s true ti Iwncioste Ee lniore.
i- The Star Steam Laundry.
l‘h.me 151 134 Kent St.
 Phone e
Number 12.
For Your Grocery Orderi
' I 'respectfully solicit ‘new
customers for 1913 and wish
to thank my large number of.
'friends and patrons through-
out Charlottetown and
country for their generous
patronage during 1912.
P. I.; Smallwood
i Corner of Upper Queen and
Bayfield S s.
. (Orders promptly delivered).
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f~.‘_  the business 'cen-
"¢trj¢.is`_ac_`ar,en1er‘ slinp wtlaere -
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stgéssegson ofthe YCBI' 1"' ‘
\__m_!,3 v1mlte|_-_ results than ,
x‘1¢'L';_`v@g‘;t_`unti tliespilng rush ,
begins.  . _
P. S. Call and see us
 li. Carson _
 '_ " `i;§xQusen Street.
0vsr`I.erge's Livery.
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::Here'i s seed and most comvlote
ersstmentifor the most stubborn case
of cold., Rexel! Cold Tablets are
used by -thousands and recommended
hy sll who have Rover uaeddtlsg-
1 ' _,Nm __ qgsll o -
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ottetown, toning, __
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ez st. x>s..1'. rm; '¢,¢.,_
onauann arm Anus-mans is
*M title of A_. A. Bsmsws lecture
in sz. James Hui, oimiotmow
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PR§P»;IN'l‘ED.-'l‘he ollces oi the
I-oné - R. at Charlottetown are
° K “FY “P-to-date at -present
having undergone a general renova~_
“Cl” \“°|"~<l1l1§ a iresh coat of paint.
CUYDE RIVER CIRCUIT.-Rev. D.
MacLean will preach on Sabbath
next. 2nd of February as iollowsz-
Clyde River at 11 a.m., Brookdeld
at 3 p. m., and Hunter River at 7
P. ln.
INWARD TRAINB.-The eastern ae-
commodation arrived in Charlotte-
town yesterday at. 11.15 a, m,, ten
minutes lute; the western accommo-
dation at 12.20 p. m., on time and
the Summerside at 5.15 p. m., on
time.
THE VICE DID IT.-Through a
misunderstanding in receiving the
report of the hockey match at Sum-
merside The Guardian, yesterday
morning, reported a victory ior the
Intermediate Crystals. This was an
error. The Victoria Intermediates
won the game by a score of 8 to 6.
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT.-
J. W. Astleford of Tuxford, Sash.,
announces the marriage of his daugh-
ter. Laura Jane, to Roy T. Lowther,
of the same place, to take place on
Wednesday, February ilfth, at three
o’clock in the afternoon. Mr. Low-
ther is a. native, oi this province, he-
ing a son of David T. and Mrs. Low-
ther, North Carleton, and a few
years ago was employed with Stan-
ley Bros., Charlottetown, and later
wilth Sinclair 61: Stewart, Summer-
si e.
A. O. H. BALL.-A very enjoyable
ball was given by the Ladies' Aux-
iliary of No. 1 Diiliplion A. 0. H. in
their Hall last u g `t. There were
about one hundred people present
who thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
During an interim dainty and palat-
able refreshments were served to all
those present by the ladies. The
dancing was greatly enjoyed by all
The music was furnished by that well
known artist, Mrs. D. B. McDonald,
who was assistenby Fred Skerry on
the violin. The dancing was under
Miss Nellie Douganis supervision.
The chaperous were Mrs. John Grif-
tlth, Mrs. James Burns, Mrs. Fred
Howatt.
WEDDING.-St. Anne’s Church,
Lennox Island, was the scene of an
auspicious ever* on the 22nd when
Rev.. John .MoD nald ot Grand River..
unites J. P..s';s.nc1s, one or the Is-
land's popular young men, and Miss
glice Igtjers, fdnmerly of Richibucto,
._ B. a well-known runner, Mi-
chael' Thomas, did duty as grooms-
man while Miss Janie Hasen ol East
Bideiord attended the bride. The
ceremony took place in the presence
of a large gathering of friends who
heartily congratulated the young
people on the happy event. In the
evening a musical and literar enter-
tainment was held in Dads? Wood
Hall under the auspices ot the Len;
nox Island amateurs which was much
enjoyed by the bridal party and their
nu1:uero11s friends. f
RACE TRACK.-The_track on the
ice has been- surveyed for the hm-Be
'races on Monday. It is located he-
ween tl-.e Railway wharf and South-
port and has been hushed oil accur-
atiilyb inHone quarter and one half
mi e y ammond Kell . Th n~
tries will be entended fbr a daey eor
two to give those delayed an oppor-
tunity to enter their speedy ho;-gsg_
There are to be two classes, a 2.20
trot 'and pace and three-minute tmf
and pace. The enrolmentlee is live
dollars for each class. It is hoped
that these races will he readily pa-
tronlzed as the ice is in perfect con-
dition being' thirteen inches thick at
its lightest .s ots. The races are
sure to be good) and horsemen should
enter and enjoy this popular open air
sport. 1
S. O. T. MEET.-The Grand Divi-
sion, Sons of Temperance, held its
quarterly session on Tuesday 28th
inst.. with Twentieth Century Divi-
sion at York. Quite a large number
of representatives from all parts of
the province were present and mat-
ters of importance ;con_c_erning the
present condition of agairswere free-
ly discussed and will e presented _to
the Alliance at its annual ‘meeting in
llarch. A public meeting was held.
at night when _a well rendered_pr_o-
gram was given considtingoi speeeh-
es, rscitations, solos -and -instrumt_n-
the choir redwt »El'°8¢'¢fGdit on-th gt
body of young people and will be
long remembered by all' present. The
representatives were all well provid-
ed for bythe geffple of York in their
usu _-hospita le manner which is
welriknowh all over the province. '_
oonsspiuén ~; I
Vfzinishee Forever _
m¢a_1nn»f..1> -. cm
LITTLE' ` V
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D'I;$'l‘URE.-In Bt. games' Hell
* _ t en lmresuns. recon-s an
Granada and Alhambra will be given
bl A. A. Bartlett. ,
HOCKEY.-The 8rd game in the
P- E~ I- H°°¥°y League Series will
ll Played in the Arena on Friday
 .~----- ----~--»-- so ° .
_ __ _Jig , ,,,,,,,___ tonight. , _ evening betwen the Crystals and Ab-
bies.
AT I‘EOPLE'B THEATRE.-Last
eveuing was the scene oi two of the
‘“°F_t 25.13 A114 Spectacular produc-
tions shown in Charlottetown for
quite a while, in the feature pictures
entitled. "Saved from the See,” is-
sued by the Dominion Feature Film
Co. of Montreal, and the favorite Bi-
son 101 Ranch Co., in "The Colo-
nal's Ward." The happenings in these
two pictures are stupendous, show-
ifll wonderful directing on the part
of the directors in both pictures.
Mr. Hogg was very fortunate in ob-
taining the "Saved From the Sea"
picture ns it is being much sought
aiter by managers throughout the
Maritime Provinces. The picture is a
powerful drama based on an interest-
ing love story that holds the au-
dience in a state oi wondering what
its climax is. The explosion at sea
and the burning ship are two very
sensational incidents, not forgetting
the during rescue hy a life-saving
crew, ending in ultimate happiness.
Patrons can always expect something
exciting from the Bison people. This
drama begins in the early pioneer
days, when men were seeking the
lands beyond the mighty rivers. As
they _are pushing westward they are
and blood-stirring battles ensue.
Hundreds of men and women are
used to produce this splendid picture
in two reels, besides the fine breed ol
horses shown. Of course the play
has a plot and it is brought out in
a very fine way, showing the In-
dians’ uprising, an impressive court-
martial and military execution, the
plot to save the doomed Chief and
the tragic death of the Indian maid-
en. Mr. Ritzius is certainly satisfy-
ing both the people that love the
classic music and those who enjoy
the lighter numbers.
PERSOIIILS
Rev. Dr, McMillan, Cardigan, was
ln Charlottetown yesterday.
J. A. Cutlid, Fredericton, was 11
visitor to Charlottetown yesterday.
E. A. McLeod, Hunter River, Game
to Charlottetown yesterday. .
Mrs. Thos. F. Hughes, Emerald, is
visiting friends in Hope River.
John A. Matheson of Belle River,
leaves for Edmonton, Alta., ' this
morning.
E. Cameron of the P. E. I. R.,
Charlottetown, went to Souris yes-
terday. e
'Miss E. McQuarrie, Summerside,
was a passenger to Charlottetown
yesterday by the Mlnto.
Miss Anna Bagnall, 1-lazelgrove,
was a visitor to Charlottetown yes-
terday.
Harold Bagnall, Hazelgrove, is at-
tending the short course in Char-
lottetowll.
Miss Dorothy Palmer, Alexandra,
has been visiting her parents in Sum-
rnsrside and Miss Winnie Nolan, Free-
town. for the past three wecks. ,
Miss Sadie Glover of Gaspe, P. Q.,
ls 'visiting in this province. She is
at present the guest oi her sister,
Mrs. Wm. Warren, New Glasgow.
William A. McQueen of Mt. Vernon,
foreman of thc Vancouver Power Co.,
passed through Charlottetown yester-
day on his way to Coquillan, B. C.
John McKay, McKay Bros., Am-
herst, was a passenger arriving on
the Mintc yesterday to Charlotte-
t0wlls \ 1
Word has been received from Mon-
treal stating that Andrew McNair,
who recently underwent an operation
in that city, is progressing very fa-
vorably. _
Philip Palmer, son oi H. J. Palm-
er, Charlottetown, left yesterday
morning hy the Earl Grey en route
to British Columbia to resume work
on the-Transcontinental survey.
B. MacKenzie, Truro, route agent
of the Dominion Express Co., arriv-
tal musm The gnome selectigns Ry 'ed on the Minto yesterday. I-Ie is hero
in connection with the starting of
business of his company on February
lst `
-Loman Newsom, of the Canadian
Bank of Commerce, Yorkton, Sask.,
has been transferred to the Winnipeg
Branch, where there are over one
hundred clerks. "Pike" has joined the
bank's ` hockey team and his many
friends in Charlottetown will wish
_him every success.
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pleted and come in toda .
A rousing lol ol bargains lor the last few
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/3 Great Bargains in fine
English lougelolh eollons”
N0, I A firm even weave full 35 inches wide, soft
finished ready for uhe needle. [Cotton such as is sold every
daylfor nut less than 1oc per vard. Spe:ial at 7 
per yard .  .............-...  ......
Ng, 2 An excellent quality of English longclolh
beautifully woven and fiiiishecl free from all dressing
| - f\1l35 inches wide. \Vortl1 lic to llc. Special 
per yard  . . . . . . . . .
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No_ 5 A fine Madapolan cotton very close and
sh er---as nice a cotton as can be desired Fully iqualto
mo>t 17c ani 18c madapolams. Special till 
Friday only.. ..,,,,_ . . . .
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 ~ _' " ‘ ' It has been an immense success -- big crowds of
 _ __.._ custo1ners_- every one dehghted. Our sale positively ends on Friday next Ian. 31st
,_ Ill? l " j All quotations and olierings are cancelled after that date. '
‘ ` A  _ _ Tndays bargain  holds good until Friday next. Make out your
, _£1_<£;-'Aug list--come in today.
.,'~'<~nTu flu., _.nt
_gt_ .---/-/  Just ten thlgelglggng  All sheets, slips, cloths etc , hem med free of charge
\ / fr » _
Clearance of bordered cloths
snaps Ju t one of each. `
72x90 it rl as er
c sr lr Poppy ,,
" " “ Tulip "
.. .1 .. Pqpy ,,
H 72 x1c.‘i " Chrysiiitlienluxn
IA ll ls I
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Size 68!x 102 i11‘l1ei wild rote design §§;_75 for
4.75 for
5.45 for
5.50 for
5.75 for
3.55 for
4 75 for..
5.50 for
Fine quality linen table clollis bordf red all Pround»--
beautlful designs. So ne are a trifle smiled---all are gent
. . $3.25
3.25
3.75
3 75
3.90
2.40
3 zs
3.75
72 inch /_ - ' V 25111 s in \ 84 inch '
Bath Towels
MCE QUALITY to-hash
ba-.h towels size 19 x 40 inch.
Worth 15:: £acl1.l- x ra 
special  .. 
EX l`RA_f.ARGE.=iz:§oth
towels 25 x 50511511. Nice d:-
sign. Worth 25:¢tch
Unbleaebed
Sheellng
St'ong f.m1 good weiring
quality full 2 yds wi e.
You’ve often paid 251:  Sp:cia`  . . . . . .
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for sheeting no h.-tier \
2 Snaps ln P
Huck Towels
TOWn`LS ol' f»11e h cli
11ic:.=iv.: 18 x 36lncl1, prellily
woven with damask border
across er1d~- I-Iiinfued ready
to use. Worth zcc 
each.  
TO\\'iil.S of fancy all over
liuc c hemnied r¢..dyt-311s: ex-
inch Cheap at 3oc each
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° _ Alhambra
17 meh l Bedspreads
’ is men V
Collon
Toweling
GOODSTRONG made Crash lowei g 7 '-uches
full 18 inches wide for dish Wide, led bordfrcd. Good
\;;::i.;.::;1fif-.5-_f_4c/Sw  11-2
A11 im
Curtains
And
Fancy
Curfainiugs
  l11 double and single bed
T0W2|il\ll iss..   *?.6.'.f‘::2.i?
ALL LINEN Isczfcli I
0 68e
orfh IOC 5d' / \vrolth 92C . . . . . . . .
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$1.50 Damask .Linen at 9912
THIS IS ONE OF OUR NIGEST QUALITIES
of real genuine Irish table damask--it comes in a pretty
leaf1l.~~igu with :i distinct border. Very fine and even--"
every thread pure linen, will launder and do up beauti-
fully. You’ve never bought equal quality for less 
than [.50 per yard. Till Friday we’ll sell it at...... C
Napkins 59c dos. Nice Napkins $l00 doz. An
PER quality tab‘e Napkins 17x17 assorted lot of Napkins. $135,
20 inch---Special Sale price  1 40 and some 1 50 quali- S
 Per d07-  - - - » -
  ties Special per doz.... . I
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sire -the single size mens- .
'lhese s raids are dark
fu- in fo.or, 'year and
w1.~l1 well. Sp clsl price
for double size worth $1 15
for 85 single size
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Bleached
Sheeling
Heavy wright m 1de` round
thread a splrnicl wearing
quallly. liuy all you wnnt of
 t"‘]"'g° 5‘”?'9x 45 0 l it while its on sale
_  ii ` T 2  Worth 4'zca ynrd.... c
V 70 x 90 inch
White Spreads
This is the la-t of a
special lot we,pickei up for
the sale It is woven in
b st designs,mad: of heavy
yarn, is good size a bar-
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Ten qua-tar fltte blankets Boo pr: 1 1 4 $1.25 pair 1 2 4
51.60 pair, buy them now before they advnuce in price,
  Spiced d variety of every
_ _ quality from 33 oo to $8 oo per
pair, its gocd buying to boy wcolblaokets st zo p. c. off
our low prices but ull Friday out they go at
20 p. ¢_ nn I szsfmszu zssofefisfso  
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Crelonnes
I Furniture
Coverings
AN11
PER
CENT
0I"l"
Art Saleens
20
Down Spreads Selling Cheap
This is your last o po tu :ity t1 plck up a nice down
sp1ea<l at a low price' All brand ne  fresh and dal' 1_\'.
3.9) for 5 li 3.75 for 6.93
4.50for 16| I2 U0 for 9.50
\- -I -I rice _A ,_ ' 
Banner WEEKS | .SALE ENDS 1=121D.-iv |BEER #_ WEEKS f
--,ta  _smapa.111s-  --  -. e -  -  --
Ill-Sava
 A ° ‘ ' . . . for ns oi n its tt .n I I . ` ` ' ‘ ' the Pos: omses or reeks.
_ .__  . Eradlcgtes scrotula and all comp':'mu°ns'I‘;f:B,';“Gm,p,° l,°,'fl,°,:   ACT” “ §"°§‘,§fe°f °°‘f:::"of:,‘ - ~ pnqn1<1,r‘sss1n¢ sr-os1r,a
-- - ‘ '» v ~_- ,__ ' ` _  their 7°““' sx P" gh., pg 'is Road an at the omee ol
_ - I Other hlimors, Ctl.CS 3 ' the remedy to use. This preparation . _ “an Rout, N°_ 1 f,qm_g>“_kes, _ an Pon Once. mktor
lqssygfglsesgglqise-Brisas .Hash mslms elm hlnod rich is .enioying s very large sale due ex- ..-U ..._ .................  _ _ Nr... rm...-.. ms".-.1 mrrrns. eo coll- - 
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