Ummm rinse or mr."
s ' You rAr_1§_No insr
001' Revlltetion and Money is Blok of
This Offer
W° Ply lor all the medicine med
is  during the mal u our remedy rece
_ _ _ 11° °°”1P1°*-#ly relieve you of counts
» ,  1 ‘ <Dei¥i0l1. We take all the risk. You are
,' ' ,V not obliged +9 un in any way wh,,£~__
. I0 cume wr. If you mem our erm. cone
. _ . °»“Ythlnz be more fair for you? II
f - . , ,WN wr wwe why you would nm'-_
_ - _ ._tt:s?to put our claims to actual
The ter has ' \ The more scientific common-sense
'  ..  ',_.,_ 7 dust started gzagiantila Heilglbrdlerliel, which
In e 3 n ec¢ny.'l‘eyarevery
, 9 tp 8’   of C03 Prollolllltcll, gentle and plgaggnt in ag,
a11d;_W0.0d -on hand, a tnfl evlieliy :i1:y.p.e1‘riii;uId;1l10lg;:.T;l°d1,,~l-lf
 »` ‘ . _ hoes, nausea, flatulencs, griping or
moms than usual H115 tu.-ne Of BUY inconvenience whatever. Rexall
ear Orderlies are particularly good for
y ° _ Chlldfw. aged and delicate persons,
tWe urge you to try Rexall Orderllee
011
, a our risk Two sizes, 10c and 25c
We can 3uPP})’ b0th (X321 Rwlember you can get Roxall 'Re
V medics in this community only at our
and Wood promptly. score-The Rexeii store. 'rue McKi,,_
n Drug Go. _
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uildiuzs. churches. ii li , s ii 1 .
f Hotels, Cheese Facturies,‘Vl?sterc.ddJll1:,
_ etc. etc. A P to -
' Phone 24 0_ Phone ‘€J[l.yBELL, 100 Syd: ey Street
Ch’town , '
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Horse Cough
  
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may develop into a chronic
cough onthe heaves.
alien rooms with not and cold water for |
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snon°':s:.s’i:'.i:...°sc.rr.;:s "UG" E5
. :.r;=::.~.~s:r.':°r..'f.rs°°:. resigns
‘ °‘* ‘fb "‘ Horse Cough, Remedy
is the most reliable and most
all ll W0 l'00lI\l ll! If 0)' ‘Ll-POPE
ey and un. Dlninf rooms and cafe Brut
olall. European p an
successful Horse Cough Rem-
edy. We prepare special rem-
ABSOLUTELY QIREPROOF
ltolle ldorl. nothing wood but- the door
edles for special cases.
Geo. E. Hughes
Equipped with its own Sanitary
I Vacuum Cleaning Plenl.
STDRER |»`_ CRAl"‘[',~, “The Peoples Theatre.
‘ 'a¢N‘|. UINAGEQ .
Strictly  -'Temperance Hotel
# Bend for Booklet
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Conmionweellh lloiel Inc. ‘
.Send Us Your Prescription
, Send your prescription to us. We will see that it gets careful
' and prompt atteritioii. An expert will attend to the work and it will
be sent to your hoine without any delay while the _ charge will be
n_ioderate.» . _ -
~_ Mail,ox‘d‘crs~and_phone orders filled with the same careful at-
ten! ion given personaleells, _ ' -
 " _MacKin.non Drug' »Co.
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A A Valuable Pile
 J Tobaccois ai pile of
' '. 1’ $3, .;;.;._ _ HICKEY’S~ BRIGHT
.1 l-  CUT smoking tobacco,
nh _ s 1 Y

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(£00 , Swecg, Mgdl pure
M ceaii, an w oesome
' §\ ` Better lay in a suppl
§-.._,\`_' . L 'at present prices, and at
 a good run- for your
money. Made of the very~ best tobacco, and made A
RIGHT. » '
lliclcy di A Nicholson Tobacco Co. Ltd.
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_ ‘Brlowne f=5’.S,l1arpes 
Mechanics Small Tools o l
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4;, `,We carry in stock a full line of these famous `
` tco_lis,` which are guaranteed, by the makers and by us.
*Wfefcan supply you wfitli anything in this 'lin¢,. to 7-Gr“s,,,__ McPhB,,_ Fm, 01,,”
s -`5uit,.’_you;§§, urpose. _ These -goods at FACTORY .
,S-PRIGES§~ Iliclpyour requirements from this list. _
v , ~. ‘
, .Surface Gauges ' Hook Rules ~
Screw Pitch Gauges - ' Rules with Slide
Thickness Gauges t Slide»Caliper Rules
Centre Gieuges Hardened Squares n
Depth Gduges S.Crib¢fS '
Clamp; , Combination Squares
Machinists’ Centre 6-12” -
Punchts Machinists’ Bevels
Micrometer Cali rs Toolmalrers’ Vlces »
_Cg1`jpefs_ I; Divldfrs . Inside & Outside Calipers
Tempered Steel Rules, 3-ro"
 ‘measuring -I to 6" 1 Flexible Steel Rules
} ‘ "Collide and let us show you these goods. A
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SKATERS -There will be band at
the Arena tonight. lie admission.
'1'1-nr EARL easy.-ne mei-i Grey
arrived in Charlottetowffrom Picton
at 1.50 p. ni. Yelllefflly. ~
ELECTRIC ,!.!GH'l‘--People wish-
ing to save money should pay -their
electrio light bill today and receive
the discount. '
HOCKEY.-In the hockey game at
Halifax on Tuesday evening between
the Soclals and Cubs of New Glasgow
Arnold Rattenhury of Charlottetown
replaced Chester Gregoryiin the sec-
ond perlod as Gregory did- not ap-
pear to be in the best condition.
The Halifax Chronicle speaks of him
as follows ;-This player ls a hust-
ler. but weak in front of goal.
OORRESPONDENTS.-A number of,
British people have made enquiries to
the Publicity Agent J. E. B. Mc~
Crcady asking for the names of per-
sons to correspond with as will be
,seen by the ad. elsewhere. It should
prove interesting work for the young
people of this Province to write to
friends thus formed and while beings
pleasant and instructive recreation
would do much to advertise this Pro-
viucein the Old Country.
SOCIETY WEDDING»-On December
27, at 3 p. m., at the residence of
Henry S. and Mrs. Dickenson, 501
Sherbourne street, Edmonton, Alta.,
the marriage took place of their only
daughter Mae Ethel, to Rev. Dr. A.
J. William Myers, son of Charles and
Mrs. Myers, Lake Verde. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. J. C.
Robinson, B. D., assisted by Rev.Dr.
R. N. Burns. The bride entered th:
drawing room escorted by her father,
and Wofea. very graceful gown oi
white charmeuse and Bohemian lace
with Dearls. She carried a beautiful
shower bouquet of roses and lilies.
The brlde’s attendants were Miss
Maud Mackenzie, of Woodstock, and
Miss Elleda Dickinson of New York,
the former gowned in pale yellow sat-
ln, and the latter in blue. They wore
large tull hats and carried bouquets
ton, of Knox College, was best man,
and Charles (F. I-Iemlyn 01 wood.
stock, was also in attendance. Two
little ribbon bearers, Miss Cgngtanee
-78-°0bi.11IldMiBB Dlmples McArce,
wore dainty white frocks with pale
yellow and pale blue s-ashes. Just be
fore tho ceremony, "The Cr0wn"w|1g
sung by Miss Isabel Wray, and Don
aid Agnew played the "Bridal chor-
us” from Lohengrin, on the 'cel1o,
accompanied by Dr. T. A. Da.vis.After
n buffet luncheon the couple left on
the five o'c1ock train for points west,
the bride wearing peacock blue and
black: vclours with but to match,and
ermine and mole firirs. Upon their
ratiirn they wil reside in Nanton
Court Rosedale.
SCHOOL EXAMINATION.-The an-
nual examination of De Sable School
-took Place on Thursday, January
2nd, and was attended by a large
number bf the ratepayers, including
trustees and parents. The school
room was nicely decorated for the
occasion and this together with the
bright and happy faces of the ,child-
ren made a very pleasing picture.
The scholars were examined by Colin
McNevin, who formerly taught school,
now attending P. W. College, and by
their prompt. answers did credit alike
to themselves and to their teacher
Miss Carrie M. Coyle. After the ex-
amination a program consisting of
rscitations, dialogues, songs and
choruses was carried out by the pu-
pils in a very pleasing manner. Hec-
tor McKay, one of the trustees, act-
ed as chairman. Then followed com-
plimentary speeches by trustees and
ratepayers upon the manner in which
the children had acquitted them-
selves. The pupils were then treated
to candy and apples kindly provided
by the parents after which the pro-
ceedings were closed by singing the
National Anthem. The people of De»
Sable have always taken a lively in-
terest in education, and this was
amply evidenced by the large number
who attended the examination. They
have a. commodious, well ventilated
school, large and spacious play
grounds, and the school room is
well _equipped with everything need-
ful for the effective carrying on of
school work. The following is the
prize__list and standing of pupils in
each "class: Fourth Class-1, Margar-
ot McNevin; 2, Walter McFarlane.
Third Class (senior)-1, Russell Mc-
Fanlsnel; 2, Lawson McNevin. Third
;aieu`-(junior)-1, christine Merneii;
Z, Lillabelle McNeill; 3, Aubrey Mc-
Ph`all an_d.C1ifton Incrrequsl; 4, Ivan
McKinnon and Keith Inman equal.
Second Class (senior)-1, Stewart
McFarlane; 2, Howard Ince. Second
C_la,ss_,(j\lnlor)-1, Gracie McNev‘in;. 2,
(senior)-1, Myron Shaw. First Class
(junior)-1, Colin McPhail, Blair Mc-'
Phallf Beatrice McKay, Irma Inman,
Ruth McFarlane, Evelyn Shaw and
Archie Shaw. .
_- ::Cdtton Seed Meal-Cotton seedi
meal, 400 bags just arrived. Carvell
Bro., .I I I 
, _ Pies With A
“Moreish” Taste 1
Thdlvfeepurity and wholesome _
ddllclolenus to our plel *bl* 0”' `
not befound in the common Hod-
purssl creemery butter, fresh. Ull-
eklmmeg milk anddahoiee 
. sre‘| u 0
griiiiib oflitur pies?-fine’ flavor from
crust to core. _
Peicli-mlncémeal--uP P l°""
c|1|.tn'.........-lemon  .lZo.
lStewert’s Bakery
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t, -=._  2:  .-~ . .  M i
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rr Pere to buy sn om Promos wirnnnro
of yellow roses. Prof- A- S. Mor-\, A. F. Larkin of Gleiehén, wi united
marriage
January
0! Hal-
to Miss
H. .Alf
.bride was
took place
'Nh by the Rev.
colin MacLeod.
-ilithel, only daughter of
chorn, Charlottetown.-
attended by Miss Livingstone
Il!!! H. Alellflxn assisted the- groom.
'-At the conclusion ol the ceremony
they returned~to- the home of the
bride where a few of the intimate
lriendl lmiiallinblod. A.lmppy even-
lns was spent and . all left wishing
Mr. and Mrs..MacLood a hal>PY Bild
vroellerous 101111-\ey , through. life.
QUIET EVENT.-_-A very quiet wed-
ding was celebrated at the First
` Presbyterian Church, Boston, on the
18th of December, when Rev. Dr.
l‘uits united in matrimony John E.
Bradbury _ol, England, now of-Bae.
ton, and Miss'Catherine M. Stewart,
daughter of John A. stewart of
i Clyde Bank, thlsprovfnce. The Guar-
dian joins with the many friends of
the young people in wishing them e
prosperous journey through life.
MRS. FRASER DEAD.-Mrs. Janet
Clow Fraser of 108 Meridian st,
.Grist Boston, died at her home yes-
terday. aged 85. says e Boston en
:hangs of Jan. 5th. Anenf, A month
.igo she-fell down a flight of stairs
ind received a shock from which she'
never recovered. Mrs. Fraser was-born
ln Murray Harbor. P. E. I., Feb, 19,
1827. Her parents moved to East
Boston when she was very younglShs
vas married to Charles Leonard Fra-
ser in 1854 and helped him to con-
luct his apothecary store, Mfg, Fra.
ser attended the Presbyterian Church
at London and Meridian Sta. many
rears. Sho leaves two sons, John
ind Henry Fraser, and two daughters
Vilas Catherine Fraser and Mrs. Jes-
ie Skinner. She is also survived by
:wo‘sisters who live in Canada, an-
other sieter lives in Prince Edward
leland. and two -brothers in the Pro-
/inces.
WEDDING BELLE..-A very pretty
homo wedding took place Christmas
afternoon at the residence of R. W.
MscKie, 8135 Fifth Avenue, Sunny-
side, brother-ln~1aw of the bride, when
Miss Maysie C. Larkin dau hter ol
ln marriage to John C. Savage ol
the firm oi Plunkett & Savage, of
this city, says a Calgary exchange.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
A. D. McDonald, B.L., a former pas-
tor of the family. The bride, who
was rndst bccomingly attired in n
rich dress of ivory satin with pearl
and lace trimmings, and wearing the
traditional bridal veil, was attended
by her sister, Miss Belle Larkin. The
groom was supported by Dr. Charles
Bouck, Calgary. The bride entered
the parlor which was most tastefully
decorated for the occasion, leaning
on the arm of her father, the wedding
march, (Mendelssohn), being played
by Miss Edith MacDonald. After
luncheon the happy young couple left
on the evening train for the coast.
The bride was dressed in a tailored
travelling suit of navy blue serge
*with black picture hat with large
French plume. After spending some
weeks in Vancouver, and taking part
in a family reunion there, Mr. and
Mrs. Savage will visit Honolulu and
a number of American cities, and will
spend the winter Ln S_outhcrn,_ Call-
fornla., returning to Calgary 'in the
spring.-Mrs. Savage _is a graduate
of P. W. College,'Charlof/tetown, and
will be remembered by a wide circle
of friends in this city. Mr. Larklne
was formerly of Tignish. i
Y
Good Toolhfllrllshes
When new a good tooth
brush "looks" about the same ‘
as a bad one. " _-, '
The goodnessappears und: r
hard usage.
Our 2 5c brush can be used
for six months and you will
still have a good brush; the
bristles do not break off or
come out. If you buy one of
these and it docs not wear sat-
isfactorily we will buy it back
at full price.
We have some others, the
best for the price anywhere -
from ioc up.
'Johnson & .lohnson
’1h: Quality Drug Store.
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wash to powder or paste for the'
teeth. Awnrh genefratnlnlit the
emnll ersvicse- ofihc teeth’ _glial a _~
bring, pane or powder cannot
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' °§byal Vlnolla Fluid Dentlfrlce is
a up endld wnb, not only or the
ten I but for the month and thro I
ss wail. It rs runes the month.
prévsnts dsoar- gzstroyu paths
gezlatwrrns 1 ii' I s refreshing
s s shtln flavor ~
'in glue b e with. sprinkler
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WE THANK YOU
, business given us during
l ' great sale.
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FOR 'ri-is Gai-:AT 4 .
the first diys of the
We assure you that w
Seventy thousand dollars we can and will keep
on giving you wonderful bargains.
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Cough Mixture will be i find of great to
benedt in relieving the ugh. Geo.
“Good news for tilt whooping E. Hughes, The Peoples Druggist.
cough sufferers and their parents. i 1.9M2i_
Rllb the l>.11¢ie111='S chee -‘_ and spine *- wheres-»»en~ien he-ieersino united sm.
well with Hughes' Who ng Cough Hard felt hots, 289 of them, sms
Llniment. In severe cd_ 's Hughes’ 62 to 78, all new styles, worth $2.75*
L
$3, Saturday only $1.29. Brown'g_
1-9M3i.
that gives entire satisfaction
a luxury
Either my Patent Pre.lnre
alve of selret systems of
e heat ng will give autos
factory rscu tl. They but
every :oem in the house to a '
summary temper'-. ture st the
expense ofkeeping only one
stove going.
For full particulars and
ienilrnorialr, cell, write or
rbwc 39;-L
Jas. A. Mcliachern
& 124 Gt George St. J
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Funeral D»ree!rJr ng m
balmrr-M ssA Fergu|on,Lsdy
Assistant- Prrsonal Attention
and Prninofireas i/uaranleed.
Aruuiilrtnce call, Answered at
sb .tr
off ri- ce
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Dislnfcutmg .mr Fun ugulu 5
lwirmfure Rvfm | mu Ramp-
holsti-.red
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AUSTIN IIALYY fb. C0.
Snrcessors to H F. JOYCE Q C0.
Commission Merchants
Fresh and Salt Flaharid Canned Good
Consignments ‘loliciteo Daily Return
|76 Atlantic Avenue _
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Consignments Solicited Prompt Returns
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Wholesale Commission
Fish Dealers '
Bass,Smelis (D. Eels ‘perinliveso
All correspondence promptly nuwe
ed. Stencils sent on application
S.B.Wl|.EY & SUNS
Boston, Mass. Transfer agents.
References. Greenwich Bank or um
MlmwsElmv~ml
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STEAMSIIII’ SAlLlNuS.
Jan. 13th and
Music by Profdhor Walkie
12-26Mtf
otpsitn Ho 
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Chanlollelnlwn Upcralic Society _
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A New and Orilinal Musical Comedy in Two Acts.
Book l. Lyrics  Frank Oliver ‘
 40 _People
Part of proceeds for benefit of St. Viiicciifs Orphanage,
  omitting
they attend td your work.
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ing our systlm.
Let us Attend to Your
We ha a large staff of expert plumbers- :F
make a specl lty of their work and know that we V2;
can give yo , st possible service. = `
' Our iiriliclass equipment. modern methods '
_ end skilled Wiirkmen make for satisfaction when
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STEAMSIUP LINERS
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|_)ec.Tth Shenandoah Jan. ith
Dec. 22nd Rappahannock Jan. 11th
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Jan. wth Kanawha Jen. tilt
From Liverpool Steamer From Halifax
.|sn.ist Almeriane Jen. riot.
Jany l5th Tabasco Feb. ith.
The above stesmere have a limited se-
c immodatlon lor saloon paleenterl.
Pasrenzers and Frelsht Azents lor tl e
Allen Line Steamship Co. at lhllfex.
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Don’t it for the cold weather to come be-
fore you see the proper heating of your home.
Start on the ork now, today an.. see that your
home is we ‘ rotected from winter’s winds and
storms. or phone 263 for information re-
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