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each day. The stock is grow-
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id y clearing out at
30 p. c.
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we are showing a small line
of Crown Derby and hand-
painted china, just a few
pieces left, clearing at
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HOCKEY.-The _rillior and inter-l GOOD RECORD.-There were no
mediate Abhlea play the senior and cases beiore the Charlottetown Po-
ilitermedllte Oryltlll in the third lice Cpurt thin morning,
Kamen oi the P. ll I. H. League ao-
rioa in ‘lie Arena thlllght. ' HOTEL DIET! REPOR'l‘.- Among
--.1--' the patients ftobo treated n the Ho-
EARL GREY ARRIVEB.-The Earl tel Dian Hospital, Chatham, ior the
Grey arrived in .Charlottetbwn at year 1912, were nine from Prince
11.10 a. m., yesterday from -Picton Edward Island according to a st.
with 41 tons of freight, B0-sacks oi John exchange.
Paper and latter mail, express and zoj 3 --
Dlllltllgerl. She will leave ior Picton: AT THE Y. M. C. A.-Beiore a
this morning. ` large audience in the Y. LM. C. A.,
iSunday, says a. Sydney exchange,
RACES.-There will be a horse Rev. J. W. Godlrsy, rector ol Christ
race held on Clyde River -Bay on Church, delivered a very tbougutlul
Saturday, Feb. 1 at 2 o'clock and impressive address, irom the
sharp. There will be two closes, 2.40 subject “Vislon." He chose ag his
and a three minute. ;tsxt Prov. 29:18," "Where ther, is
--- ino vision the people perish.--ll/lr.
(From Yesterds.y’s Evening Guardian)]Godirey ls s brother oi Mrs. J. K.
_ -_ Ross, Charlottetown,
CHURCH OF BCOTLAND.- Rev.
Ewen McDougall will preach Sabbath, SUITABLE GIF'1‘.- At a recent
February 2nd at Bangor at 10.80.meeting oi the Pleasant Grove llivl-
und Dundas at five 0. m. sich, a congratulatory address, on
1-viral! ot the memhels was presented
TRYON AND ELBE\VHBlRE.- Rev. gto Robert D. and Mrs ilrockutt om
J. R. Wilson will preach next bun- their first appearance in Pleasant
day, Feb. 2, at Tryon at 11 a. m., !G:'t.‘ro since their seem: marriage.
Hampton at 8 p. m., and Bonshaw They were the recipients also ot a
at 7 p. m. beautiful set of silver knives and
--- iorks. Mr. Crockett expressed his
INWARD TRAINS.--The southern thanks ior the unexpected gilt ln
accommodation arrived in Charlotte-'most suitable terms.
town today at 10.20 a.m., live min-I -_-
utes late. and the eastern express ut., A SPECIAL APPEAL.-From the
10.20 a.m., on time. ,various Protestant pulplts of the
'“-- ,city both morning and evening yes-
F. P. Brady, oi the I. C. It. board 'terdny, says a Sydney exchange oi
oi management, Moncton, is ciuect-:tits 27th, came forth the appeal to
cd to return homo In n. few days the ratepayers to ignor the liquor
from Clifton Springs, where he hsslplehlsclte to be taken tomorrow on
been for his health. His Clmllotte- the grounds that it was illegal. Be-
town friends will be pleased to lsurnifore about 1200 representative citi-
tllaf- U0 IH greatly improved. l-le will. ‘zcns in the ,Lyceum last evening F.
probably return to his duties ehoutltl. Spence oi Toronto, delivered a
February 4. splendid appeal ior prohibition,
-'~ Among other speakers was Rev. J.
P. . I. ORPHANAGE.-- Immedl- W. McConnell, who strongly scorned
M211' after the usual preaching ser- the Mayor and city council :cr their
vice in the Kirk Church at Lot -I8, attitude in the matter.-Mr. McCon-
last week, the ladies of the congre- nell was formerly of Graco Church,
gatlon formed themselves into an Charlottetown, and Mr. Spence is
Bid S°°i¢l1Y ior the above Institution. well known in temperance circles.
On motion Mrs. Malcolm MacDonald _--
was elected President and Mrs. Wal- CALEDONIA- A very pleasant
ter Munn, Mermaid, Lot 48, Bec'y evening was spent at the homo ol
and Treasurer. They visited the I-lome,Neil and Mrs. MacLean, Caledonia
and found that some of the children West, when their daughter Miss Flor-
old fashioned TREACLE & I-ION
of
he mill at
_Beer 81. Bulls
were in need of warmer clothing iorlence entertained s. number oi her
the winter. The following Sabbath a friends. The evening was spent in
collection was taken up in thofmusic. John S. Stewart had his
church and the sum oi iifteen dollarslphonograph and played many favor-
Treacle it lloncy
We
havea nice supply of cood-
EY in two sizes, also a fresh supply
Island buckwheat direct from
was secured. A delegation was ap-
pointed to canvas for clothing and
money and they were delighted with
the heartiness of the people in rc-'
sponding to their solicitations, not
only in the country but some of the
merchants of Charlottetown giving
clothing, boots, etc., thus aiding in
the good work that is being carried
on in their midst. Would it not bc
n good thing if other congregations
sufficient quantity, not only oi
would adopt the same method and a
Arc _ you attending. the
T‘“""'fAgricuIture ‘Meetings
Il' so
Vllii our Studio for anything
| m the Photograph line.
Barra rnoro srumo
Opposite Pest Oili;e
_a-clothing, but money as well, could
i' easily be secured and the Institution
placed on e. good financial basis. Any
money- or clothing forwarded to the
‘ Secretary and Treasurer will bc
i thankfully received and duly acknow-
l ledged. This society is to be known
1 as the “Protestant Orphanage . Aid
Society."
"Nu Dru Co Tooth Paste kee s the
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ite pieces. W. A. MncQueen of Van-
couver, B. C., and Alex. MncQueen
ot~Mt. Vernon played the pipes. Neil
MacLean, Jr., gave many violin sel-
ections. A very dainty luncheon was
served by Miss Florence MacLean,
assisted by Miss Sharkey, alter
which the party broke up.-Mrs. A.
B. Snellen, Miss Florence MacLean,
Miss Sharkoy, Howard MacDonald,
John A. lMacDonaId, John S. Stew-
art, Caledonia, werc passengers on
the M. Harbor special to attend thc
Burns Anniversary.
::All farmers and stock~ ralsers
should always keep a supply of Mc-
Kinnon’s Condition Powders on band.
These powders are the best for im-
proving the general condition of
your horses and cattle, for toning up
the system, and purifying the blood.
We use them extensively in our own
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teeth white by preventing the forma-l
tion of tartar. Keeps the breath
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Berlin lentaf, arlois
Richmond Bt. henelbhl
Over Frowse Bros
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stables. Put up in tin psckufzes 25c.
The McKinnon Drug Co., corner Gt.
right by preventing putre-faction. Is GCOFHG and Kent SW- MU'
germlciclal, prophylactic, cleansing _ "'”`_"'°"" '
and pleasant to tus taste. asc. runs. ::'1‘his is the last day 01 S. A- Vis-
E. A. Foster. Central _l_)Lugstore. Donald's bil! B8l0~ 1'3‘-MIL
, _.
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.1 ua _:_ slzfopcriy
Esq., to offer for sale until Fyb. lo 19 1
his beautiful properly sitnaied at West
Royalty, three miles from Charlottetown,
consisting of 1: acres cho.ce land, beaut-
iful new house, all finished in the lates!
hardwood linish. Good 'out building well
suited for 1|. market garden or genilaman's
residence. Terms easy. Apply on prem-
ises or
BENJ. CARTER & CO.
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Charlottetown
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You are sure ofa safe, lux~
nrious and swift journey if
'you take the I. C. R. Route.
Secure your ticket at the
City Ticket Agency and you
willbe free from all worrv,
your baggage will be checked
sleeper booked and all con-
nections erranged. _
Call or write to '
° City Ticket Agent.
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Fire Insurance -
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Tenders for Lhczscmakc
' Sealed tenders willbe received by
the undersigned up to, 3oth inst',
frotn any' person willing to contract
with The.StanIey` Brid%eHDa1rying
Co. to .Manufacture  eese for
Season 1913. Tendeftc sms price
per hundred lbs. maker to find all
help, fuelhnd supplies. _
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We are authorized by William Gil1i1pie3 '
PeOp]e’S 'Theatre Complete Change 
Animated Weekly
The Weeks ,_ See it every
News  Week.
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Showing Ca|gary’s Big Civic Celebration
I The Stampede
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'R°““‘"““ "" |"The Sheriffs Daughter”
a Desperado _
Ii 4 » ,, Ever Iazen there 'I come
At C0713), 1iSlCI1'ld__l] along to-night
Th. i Fun”  "A Grllcery CIeI`|\)S   Keystone
If _ ls a y  itll! Splltltli
Fggéuffy ixira Saturday F" ,;°“‘-“
I~ Fridny “RUIIWIICB al Calallnall Everybody
--Mr. Ritzius-- _
"ov ' ‘ “TI\ai'a i
l 'l`_he_`0cean glue" Srnglng My Personality"
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BERLIN, Jan. I8.-TM moat ~ im-
portant feature oi the Kailorfa birth-
day celebration yesterday was the re-
port that the Emperor and' the
Crown Prince are at Ialt Noohtilod,
after their many dillereneoa which ro-
lulted in the Crown Prince being
practically exiled at Danaigl
Hia Maiesty went to the theatn-d_
last night, with the Crown Prince
and Crown Princess. This has not
happened for a long time.
To-day the announcement was made
that the Crown Prince was promoted
to the rank of Colonel oi the Prus-
alan Army. The people are general-
ly pleased and relieved at the end of
the quarrel between the present and
iuture Emperors. They were greeted
enthusiastically when they attended
the annual birthday parade in front
of ,the Palace.
ABOLIBH HOCKEY SCORER,
TOO MUCH “FUCK HOGGING"
MONTREAL, Jan. 27.-The ofilce
of olhclal scorer ln the games of the
National Hockey Association may be
aboillahed next season, according to a
statement made by President Em-
mett Quinn to-day.
The reason given is that the pub-
lication of nhmcs of goal scorers is
having a detrimental cilect on hoc-
key. since players are prone to be
selfish, to "hog" the puck, and to
attempt to do all the scoring them-
selves, tor the sake oi seeing their
names ilzuring among the top-notch
goal getters.
MINISTER OF LABOR TAKES
UP PORCUPINE TROUBLES
OTTAWA, Jan. 27.-The case ol
the labor leaders at Porcupine who
recently came under the displeasure
oi the law for eniringement of the In-
dustrial Disputes Act, and who were
sentenced to a. ilne oi $300 or three
months imprisonment, is occupying
the, attention of the Minister ol! La-
bor. Hon. T. W. Crothers. An ap-
peal has been taken by counsel ior
the three men convicted against the
judge’s ruling. The Minister is con-
sulting with the Attorney-General’s
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_Soup into the pot 
pan when you are /1
making thatstew--or
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Lct it boil for at least half an hour. You'II find that the 1
home-made Irish soup will make your pet recipes ta.ltiC ‘
than ever, by bringing out their full flavour. .
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1. Be. per packet.
 E1iu'¢1Yd3' Drs1`1~clHrrl Sim/fs ur: mmie in Uwde vdrklfn-»
~' “" ' Blo:<_n, 'l'o|1l|1tu. While The H1-own vars]-ly in 11 thick.
'  I;-f_.; .- slrmmslrirlr amp prepareil /nm I1 rl and frrnh wge-
. .,_E_é_f,~.i_"¢_`|.f-.¥,‘, mul". rn. su." sw.. an pfinw wreeiilizc- mp-_
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" '_ _;;;I,_,‘if__..i‘ Write for a copy post free.
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Department.
The charge against the men was one
ol inciting laborers to strike, and the
conviction is the tlrst of its kind un-
der the Act. There is some conjec-
ture as to how lsr the precedent es-
tablished by the court's ruling will
fleet the labor world in general.
NEW AVIATION RECORD.
PARIS, Jun. 27-Georges Legagn-
oux, an aviator, this afternoon as-
cended 11,880 ioet in rl monoplane,,
carrying Miss `l')nvies, an English'
avintrlx, as a passenger. The Right:
established n new French record for
altitude with a passenger.
HPENT $150,000 FIGHTING ACT.
LONDON, Jan. 28-It is estimated
that the British Medical Association
spent $150,000 tlghting the Insurance
Act and some members of the Asso-
ciation. who opposed the attitude
taken by the society. are asking
where the money was obtained. A
special guarantee fund to protect
those doctors who suffered by* adher-
ing to the Associatlon's pledge not
to take service under the Act, was
crested, but no speclilc authorisation
was given by the members oi the Aa-
soclation as a body to usa this
money.
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Out of Sorts?
Lots of discomfort- the
blues--and many serious
sicknesses you will avoid if
you keep your bowels, liver .
IIIE PIIUDENTAII.
niusr tommy
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and stomach in good work- I
ing order by timely use of
BEECHAM'S
PILLS
Ioldnlrrwbarel ¢ . labealmlde.
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Foxes Foxes
Parties having 1913 pups for
sale should correspond with the
undersigned, giving breeding and
stale price.
I lFOXYll
Box 332
Cliarlottetowu.
i The appointment of a Trust Company ns Exzcntor assures efficien
reliable, economicll and ctntinuou. management of an Estate. Name
the “Prudential as your Exzcutor.
This Company also gives special attention to investments of mcne y
Guaranteed investment recelpzs are issued at good rate of interest ard
principal and interest are guaranteed.
One of the Cf\mpa~1y’s circulars will be sent to you on iequest. '
IIEAD 0I"I-'ICE---Monlrcal
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IIYNIIMAN & C0., LIMITED.
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This annual sale of sample footwear is a wonderful bargain event for you-- .
for every person who wears boots and shoes and who wants to makes splendid ‘
The stock is brand new, not an old style or sticker in the lot. The entire dis-I ,
play is made up of sample shoes purchased from travelling salesmen at the end of
their season, all this year's styles and worth every cent of the former price. ` "
The line is going fast so it will pay you to come in today _and make your
Bargains for Women
20 p. c. OFF THESE
Patent and gun metal pumps, a splcndicl line
Patent Oxfords, buttoned and laced
Tan Oxfords buttouecl and laced
Dougola Boots
Patent Boots buttoned and laced
Slippers in strap and pump styles
American Boots and Oxfords, extra
styles, all sizes
fine, formerly priced at $2.50 to $4
A fine line of boots nearly all sizes
 ....... $l
An_other line of fine boots, sizes 1, 2, 2 1-2 and 3, rather old styles but
Buttoned overshoes, sizes 2 1-2, 3, 3 1-2 and 4, suit boots offered above
i  for$1.
` goodforwinterwear . . . . . .
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Regularly $4 for............
Rare Snaps for MEN
Patent leather and tan boots, all sizes, regularly $5.00
Patent leather and tan shoes and calf boots, regularly
$4.50  
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