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'fm' “'\‘°" Nl" 'run cHARLo1°':rn'l‘owN GUARDIAN “RST 0' -“-L" FEBRUARY -
_'PHE FOLLOWING WAS
IN ADVERTAN 'PLY OMMITE
FROM YESTEIt.DAY'S IS
New l'oitK. .licbl-nary 11
Paris cable to the Worldssysz-
“A duel with swords, was fought
this morning, in the Park
Princes, between De Caillave,
ter was put 'nt an end by the
sicians. Both luqu were wound
De Caillave did not like
l - M
criticism of his play “l’rimrose," and
slapped l\las's face.
J. J. Renaud, who is noted
duellillt, directed the first ronlld.
Ile (`aillive was scratched in
arm, but insisted on continuing.
ilourier D't)rciercs, lvhohas directed
more than 200 duels, sllperintended
the second, in which Mas was twicce
woulllled ill the forearm.
De Vaillilve also wanted to fight
another critic who said that
'uetion in slapping Mas's- face,
“li-l.»l'th_v of a butcher boy,"
arbitrators decided the words
not sltfiicicilt jllstificntion' for
4ll1'o\lntcr_
seven iliontlls yesterday took ou
llilp your license and mailled for
FORT WORTH, Tex., Feb. ` 15.
Three times married and divor ,
l\ii‘.r_ A. _l\l. Lewis, aged 16 years and
'llliliiVfillllS’ BURES
Ui SKIN EHUPTIUN
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lle.-riyT<lfc ‘ lnlbs Off' Curedln
ll Niofllh by bullcuia Soap
and Ollltment
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" of fl -ml llxo of my sons
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. ll ily llll "vis to il.i\e ull tl
.lll ill lil' ll .l ill , lliti' from silltudllig
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l_»~.l| '-t :illu-s to put irlov-cJ ou th~.-fr hall
t.. » Illitallluli ll-.ls .-.tl bull, to lie(-p tllf-m lr
ll;-l -ll l ill, ll.-.~=ll, l nl
ilii' ill o o- 4 _lim ut gilt tl
\. -llill ill-.zlv il-:~r tlzeir ilirlbs elf.
it lvl: ‘ll~r~z__l_ll_iill not lvt tl_lem attend
l f- t r c in i » _ l _
Q' ",,.,,,’,‘ ,Xl,,f,;f;,,_",§,(1"’,ii,..,,if{f.,f ','Lg¢',iy ‘{|~,"; had examined Abbatemagglo under all
1 llill-lil.l Itl~il:elllr»-s, which I found to benehg
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ll-ll .uls v.~lr.ld llc iiterully covered with bl .
ll__v rtllldrt-li |.:l'l-all '. I contiiuled with til
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t'l:lll-urn .\;o.lp liilll (hitlvllrlz Ollltnleilt
mln iiiclnlll, and the result is u. lllarvc-
lull-," l_~i.:ned) George Arthur Rollins
iii, Fltz\‘.ililllill St? ilovluiid Commun,
il..-lull-y, t'\lrks_.. bile.. Jan. 3. l9l1.
Althollcll lfutlrllra Soa and _Ointment
slllll tllrnliigllolli. lilo word, n liberul sal
l’ ..
1-: r-ill-ll, \-.'illl Z¢‘_’-i»_. llook on the skin will be
s ~llt lien, on npilllczlllllll to l'llttf-r l). lv ti.
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ll\l~i- rn-ir llt-luis, :_llld ill stllllr- carl-s down
..--if lull-`l;.~: allllf bullies. 'Pile durior §aid it
y reported.
pttlllif wo ~v\ ii L orw flillilcd like little
ltii tlll'l lilcd _l itll lllulllr, null loohail
_ 1;- ‘ -iw-. ls. il.ey llewrrlc o.l lnilu
:-illl i illllil-ll, ci.-l:-llzg tiie_lli_ to be wrlstiiiltly
i ‘lvllilllr illlnll- il  ll:l~l rilude tlle sores
.; t. and till- lilulter flowl-ll_uil_ovl~r their
lll-.ld_~’_ lilo had to cut tllvlr finger nails
Fullr Ciliidren Consta ntiyScratcllin
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Flillcrnl Director an? em-
bulnllir--lilisa A. Fcrguson,Lady
Awislalll- Personal Attel tion
and Pronlptiless Guaranteed.
Ambulance calls answered at
sliort notice -
SPECIALTIES
_ Diltinfecling and Fuliligalting
l‘-`liruilure Ri-.paired and Reup-
hoislereli.
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Wall Paper
Hau Pune
Remnant Sale
Many pretty patterns in
Dining Room, Bed
Room, Parlor, llsll Kit-
chen Papers all at ex-
actly _
guilt rillci-:
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` One dol|sr's worth for
50 cents. Sale now on.
Bargains for early buy-
” era.
Carter Q Company
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continued his testimony today before
p _ W t y.
Miller Bros., 123 Kent St. 2-21d4i.
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'N10 Zlrl was married flrs u
_iflaged in a telephone conversation
she was trying the weapon and un-
consciously pressed tlle trigger. Mrs.
Buttonshaw was heard to call out
_ immediately after the report of the
burst the door open."
When the room was entered she was
found lying on the floor by the table
The telephone receiver was hanging
down, the instrument was overturned,
und the revolver was on the table.
Mrs. Bottonshaw was unconscious. _
The coroner‘s office has requested
any person who conversed o\‘er the
telephone with Mrs. _Bottonsllaw to
communicate with him.
sro. G1.nNco ron Nlcwl-‘oUNn
LAND is Lotto ovllnnun.
Loulssuno, N.  Fell. is-The
R@ld‘N°\\'l0Unllland Comiiany’s steam-
er '1`¢“C0¢. which left Louisburg on
Moriday_evenin`-g, Feb, 12,501- por;
Alix Basques, has not yet reached
The Brllce wnich leaves North Syd
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XPERTS (.‘Aiil.l‘}D TO TESTIFY `
IN CAMORRIST TRIAL
VI’1'r]RBO, Feb. 17-Prof. Polidori,
Abbate-maggio the Camorrlst in-
the presiding judge. He said that he
scientific aspects. and that he was
practically normal. _
Prof. Montesano, another expert for
the prosecution, sllilrrllrted a report,
in which he embodied the conclusion
that no mental deterioration to the
case of Abbatemnggio wits presellt.
Prof. Ottolenghi, of the University
ol Rome. for the defence, concluded
by expressing his opinion that a much
fuller study of the man wollld be nc-
cessary_ _
PINCHOT OUT FOR ROOSEVELT.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 18-Giflord
Pinchot, ill 5, signed statement made
public tonight, announces that lie
has withdrawn his support from Sell-
llcy and that he will hcrenftcr advo-
cate the nomination of Tllemlorl- ple comprises about 3-.5 million acres
Roosevelt.
  lieliutiful lakes,_ creeks and rivers
‘ Need Strength
Nearly n.ll old people lead inactive
lives, getting little exercise and fresh
llir, so the blood becomes sluggish
and thin, the appetite gradually falls
nnd theylose strength.
Yet they need strength so that they
cnn resist the disease germs with
which they are constantly attack.ell~
nnd which are generally powerless
when the blood is pure, rich and plen-
tiful. Numbers of people 75 years old
or more take Vinol, ollr delicious cod
liver and iron tonic because they find
it givcsthem strength, enriches the
blood, and helps both appetite and
digestion. It always agrees with even
the most delicate stomach for it con-
tains no oil or grease of any kind.
Mr. Joseph Bankson, Bethan Ills
nledicine like Vinol to strengthen old
people. Vinol is equally good for the
weak and exhausted, of all ages, nnd
we guarantee it' to pleusc-if it does
not we give back the money.
E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore.
"Remember. You can save more
money today than you can earn in a
month. Write Miller Bros., 123 Kent
St.. Charlottetown. 2-2ld4i_
"There is no excuse for not having
ml organ in your home. See our
prices, and terms to suit purchasers.
Write today. Miller Bros., 123 Kent
St., Charlottetown. 2-21d4l.
"A few real good bargains left, at
less than half rice rl e toda
Really Good
""~‘ ._ J; .1 g
Our line of combination and
diamond rings isunsually large
and varied showing some of
the neatest ideas that have
ever been displayed here. A
size here for every hand. li
price for every purse and a
design to suit all tastes.
Solitaire and combination rin il in
|41: and l8k ssttlngs,$'l.50 to £35
W. N. Tanton
revolver. “For God's sake, come,_
' 'lit is in tl-llill time this part 0'
Y. -. <i y _ _
over 80 years old, says there is no o.da’s superior wheat to mix with
afilf Rin s  " iii
iellnll time, ella illlsllllml lllmlilsr ‘ °' bvniiillrs cousplaacv I '
D four had been husband number two, bmp’ Pun of Burnl ‘nd can MURDER BY WHOLESALE-   I
~ ` ` t st be - ~--
fora elle lm 15 yew ala tojceorgll R°““Y W°"_d°f‘“1 HW Z°'“'B“" INDIAN-Al-ol.ls, lllrl., rel.. 20-
_?_11derson..'0rigfnslly she was Misa hi' - _,,
innie Dooley. Sha lived ha il with _
_ ,i_,,d,,,,,,,, ,W ,hm mon,,,,_"’;,,§'n, she _ 'rugs i¢_ul<_l verdict ei all who have
‘obtained a divorce and was married “dm 3‘“m`B“k- The W°m““ i” the
to |)_ H_ u1,_m,,_ ML g-1&"_ .he “im home knows best its value. A burn
w°u|d not wo,k_ so she obtained _“_ from the stove, from n fiat iron, or ll
other qivoi-¢_l,_ fpim, _lt_ M_ Lew,s_ a hot pan, is instantly soothed by Zsm
mi|,.0a‘d du.-‘_ hmm her musical Bull. _Whsn‘ the little ones fall and
V0i"'“ 0"" H l-0\BPl10l1B. and alter ,_ cut or sceatch themselves, Zam-Bull
week's courtship married her, but “OPS Y-ll€ llsin and, incidentally, their
soon afterwards separated from her, Gryillg. The best proof. of this is thc
tllnss came along just two days nf- fam- N101 ¢llildl'en who have .mee had
terwards, and 'he vowed he would Z&'l'l\’B\lll BPDli€d c0me fOr il- S2810-
Ikccp steadily at work, she allowed For more serious burns, ton, it is
herself to become Mrs. Glass again. l_\;°ll\ls8l10d~ M12 J0\1ll J0ll“Si0Hl 0|
-- 4 outh Marks Street, Fort Willi
LONDON. Feb. 16--Elements of ipm, 3 moulder in Copp’s Foundry,
mystery surrounded the death of Mrs. sayl:“Some time ago I burned the
Buttonshaw, a well-known lournalist top of my foot: severely by droppinr
who shot herself in her dressing room l!0me molten iron from a ladle I was
while sneaking over the telephone, carrying. A large hole was burned
and died almost immediately. She through my shoe and into the top of
lived alone and kept a revoller on my foot. I was taken home, and 'Liam
ller dressing table, on which also Bull was applied tothe burn directly.
stood the telephone apparatus, one it was surprising what relief this ba-
suggestion is that while she was en- lm afforded. The burn was so deer
es Ease
and so ser ous that it required care
ful attention, but Zarn-Buk prevent
ed other complications arising, uni’
us it was daily applied, soothed the
pains and illlayed the inflammation
in the course of two weeks the hole
burned in my foot. had been well hea-
led."
Mr. W. B. Gibson, of Belleville
writes’ “We have tried Zuni-Buk of
ten on cuts and sores, and I think
there is noth ng that can equal it.”
Zam-Buk will also be found n sure
cure for cold sores, chapped hands.
frost bite, ulcers, blood-poison, vari
cose sores, piles, scalp sores, ring-
worm, inflamed patches, babies’ erllp
tions and chapped places, and skin
iniuries generally. All druggista and
stores sell at 50c. box, or post free
from Zam-Iluk Co., Toronto, for
price.
OPENING UP OF GRAND
PRAIIA-i.lE AND PEACE
RIVER DISTRICTS.
enthusiastic over the opening up o
“The nan-les Grande Prairie and
Peace River have become synonymous
with prosperity and contentment;
'l‘|ley carry the suggestion of idea
slrroundings, beauty, fert‘lit_y ant
prosperity. Many new districts have
been opened in the great Nortllwesf
but it remained for this pai-ticulal
section of the West to awaken in tbl
first coniers to that colllltry tl' trul
sense of its natural possibilities. Fol
over 200 years the Blackfoot Indians
had lived just south of the Pearl
liiver, for here they found in ideal
proportions wood, water, and grass
with shelter in winter from storms-
e fact. 0f_ -history-with the nbunrl
ance of wild fruits and the common
birds of North America who make
their habitations there, it is vel'.\
evident that_it is a good country U
grow crops and raise live stock.
These facts have attracted the a-tten
tion of those looking for homes froir
every qliurter of the globe.
the Northwest contains the largest
great area of free llomesteah land ll»
North American There is no land- for _
sole in Grande Prairie or Lowe
Peace River distticts, bllt it is all
rlpen for homcsteading. Grande I-‘ral
of agricultllral land of u. _generally
vndlllilting surface dotted with man;
It. has n natural drainage and be
longs to the Great Peace River ba
Sill. .
"But the real proof is what are the
settlers raising? In conversation
with it great number of those wb'
have been there and who live there.
one is convinced that there is no
rlllestion about the ability of the
country to support an immense pop
lllation, lor the same CPODB CH" bf
raised that are grown in any other
part of Western Canada. Climate and
weather are common pr0l'>!=l`tY. ill U11’
ilorth temperature zone. The climate
lluriilg the growing season is very
similar, nnd everyone knows that
Western Canada produces suD€l‘i0\'
yields in cluantity nndtiUl1lif»Y-tbl*
average yield per acre is higher f\_1*‘~“
any other section of North America
Wheat raised in the North is of bet
ter ualit. _ Millers must have Can-
softer kinds from other fields. All the
world knows that wheat which took
the that prize at the Centennial at
Philallelpllia. in 1876 was grown in
the Peace River District, and the
lvheat that has taken the first prize
at the large expositions since then
came from the same section. At the
Dry Framing Congress held nt Colo-
rado Springs, Colo., during the week
of October 17th, 1911, Alberta. cor-
ried off over fifty of the first llI'iZBB~
The exhibit of Northern Alberta wus
ii revelation even to the e_Xll2\‘l1
iudges in the display of vegetables"
open to the world.
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lt’c not dlélloult to _[at tils kind :lg
l a ro
"i*§'iild"s'1'~li'n '§'hn'k°i2 l.Aii'r'ilin°v_“we
so no nlur ous acids ln our Pr°°°ll-
ialnls our ithofl prolongs the life of
your llnas.'il‘ is s ons reno wht' IW
'“3“.‘.i‘».‘I.".'°l'il° ‘ffl €l§‘é’"‘f.‘L il H22
vert sud' on lolita( lt at an rl time
ll
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Star Steam l.aun'd ry
lil support of the contention that
many officials of the National Local
International Association' and the
Bridge Structural iron Workers arc
implicated in tha dynamite conspir-
icy against "Open Shop" eml110Y'
ers, the Government is_preDared T-0
-iubnlit ill evideniee the original COPY
lf the resolution alleged to have
.leeu introduced at the Iron Workers
National Convention at Rochester.
N. Y., in 1910, providing that nl
explosions should take place during
the Convention.
Whell a photograph of the document
was shown the U. S. District At-
torney, Charles A. Miller today, _he
said that the resolution was all inl-
oortant piece of evidence in the Gov-
;rn»ment's case, but he would not
ldd what action was taken on tht
~esolution `by the l‘-onvention, or
.llrongh whose hands the nlanllscrilli
las past.
Resolution reads:--“Resolved thnt
lo more bombs or explosions of uni'
a nd be exploded while the Ponven
ion is in session.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Feb. 20-
.‘he arrest at Chicago todny of one
_~f the 'defendants named in the ill-
‘ictmellt, Patrick Ryan. n former
.lisiness agent of the Chicago, Local
Ynion leaves only-one mun out of 54
lldicted still to bc apprebenlled. The
nun not yet captured is J. J. l_\lc-
‘rny, formerly of Wheeling, W., \‘u-
-ITRICTER FIREARM LAW ASKED.
lui llllillliillsli
“Flll|iT-I-T|VES"W|I.|. ILWAYS
IIUHE THIS 'THUUBLE
McMn.1./iN’s Column, Ont.
"Your remedy Fruit-s-tives isa perfect
panacea for Rheumatism. For years, I
SuHercd distressing pains from Sciatic
Rheunlatisln, being laid up several times
a year, and not being able to work at
anything. I went to different doctors
who told me there was no uacdoiug
anything; it would pass sway.
Fortunately, about two years ago, I
got "Fruit-a-tives” and they cured me.
Since then, I take them occasionally
md keep free of pain. I amratlsfil.-d
that “Fruit.a.tives" cured me of Rheu-
nlnlinm and they will cure anyone who
lakes them”; JOHN B. MCDONALD.
Rheumstlsrn, Sciaticll and Lumbsgo
are caused by Uric Acid-a poisonous
sllllstance forlned as a result of acid
iudigcslion and impurities in the blood.
"Fruit-a-lives", or intensided fruit
juices, is the greatest blood purifying
ull.-diciile iii tllc world.
“ Frliif-s~tive.~z " keeps the whole
system free of uric acid and will Always
cure Rliei-.ultltistn in every form.
5oc. s llox, 6 for $2.50, or trial size,
250. At all lleulers or sentpostpaid on
receipt af price by lfruil-a-tives Limited,
Ottawa.
OTTAWA, Feb. 16-At tile lust
lnnllal convention of chiefs of police
1. view to facilitating the zldminis~
ration of justice were formulated
-lon. C. J. Doherty, minister of Jus
sfwlser Ftdolz
Was So Terrlbly Afflicted
With Lame Back.
It ls hard to do housework with a weak
and aching bsclr, and no woman can be
strong and healthy unless the kidneys are
well. J '
The weak, lame and aching back
:olnes from sick kidneys and should be
xttelided to immediately so as to avoid
years of terrible suffering from kidney
trouble. Mrs. Harvey W. Brownell.
Northport, N.S., writes:-"I now take
Jleasure in writing you, stating the bene-
`lc I received by using Doan's Kidney
Pills. About s year ago I was terribly
lfllicted with lame back, and was so had
lt tinié`s"l"'i50uIi:l"l1iff'l1r'€e_}7rii§' own floor.
'While 'looking throuilf §>ul""'B.B._B.
llmlmsc I saw Doau's idnef Pills
were a great remedy, so thought would
'ry a box or two. After using Bve boxes
l was completely cured, and I am very
'hankful to have found so speedy a
cure." O v _
Doan‘s Kidney Pills are 50 cents per
box, or 3 boxes for $1.25, at all dealers,
.lr mailed direct on receipt of ?_rice by
The T. Milburn Co., Limited, oronto,
'\rtt. In ordering direct specify " D0an'|."
.CHil<‘l<‘ HOLDS BRANDT LETTER.
NEW YORK, Feb. 17-Four letters
-found in thc room of Foulke E.
lrandt, the former Schiff valet, nf-
er his arrest, and which were claim-_
d by “Milton I.. Scllifl" pvc 5t,il1 in
existence. Three of them were polite-
.ittorney for Schiff, bv the police llc-
Jartmcnt, and the fourth reached the
hands of Mortimer I.. Schiff.
Gans, who is seeking so hard tll
appear before the Grand Jury, has
informed District Attorney Wllitlnan
that he will turn over to him tbl'
three letters found among Brandffs
effects and which are now inf his poss-
ession. Schiff, it is snid, has declined
to turn over to Mr. Whitman tile
letter hc holds, although he has me
the slightest shadow of a claim to
it..
The Nova Scotia "Lumber King"
says:
"I consider MINARD'S LINIMENT
the BEST liniment in use.
1 got my foot badly jammmi late.
ly. I bathed it well with MINARD'S
LINIMENT and it was as well as
ever next day.
Yours very truly,
T. G. l\’lcMllllLFlN.
_ml  .- _3
Ti-ii
NyaI’s
Sore Throat
Cure
_ During cold and cllangenble
weather, tllotlllimds of children
contract sore throatll.
A ne lected soratllront in likely l
to develop into lonllilitos qllillsy or '
dipthsria. Oitan operations on tllc
tonlill become necessary became
o simple sors throat is neglected.
NyaI's Sora Throat Cure will
relieve any case if used in limo,
Only 25 cents. Why not join 0",-
hoats oi' satisfied patrons? We will
do our best for you.
E. A. _Foster
CENTRAL DRUG STORE
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if Canada 1, number of suggestions _ W_d d ' r.
lf changes. in tile criminal code with C°"°ct°d ’gr';‘:]ry _Saunas 8’ ln
lild It delegation 8DDOiiltetl to preS~ Egger 24
-nt these proposals to the minister BM, (__ua__te_,) _mr "_
lf justice. The delegates came to Beer (s___um pm, “_
lttawn today nnd were introduced to 9e°"_ pu, bunch
' I. ~ _ s l
;ice, by Col. A. P. Sherwood! C. M. [__;,'_l,;1_)'D2ElnH’ ( mul )
that Port and fears nreentertained _ _--- lu "'°m‘“iSSi°“e" °f D0’“"“°" P0' Ratllshes, per two bunches Ito f
for her safety. W_ H_ Euwange,-_ formerly 0fG|-ee, ice. Tile improvements suggested by |__e,_,_,,c,,_ pu. bum* g
56911198 Cdvfain Taylor and crew of Mountain, Iowa, but new of Edson he i>0li<‘e chiefs related to more T,,,.ni_,B 19
eighteen, the steamer carried about Alta., gave the following interview iffinrlenf !‘€SfI`lCC10n_S Ill F0_gB-fd to White -(mtg ‘ 45 tn 46
tlvenfreilrht passengers, with mails recently at winnipeg on his way earl .he sale and wrrrlrll: of hl'e~_ulmS. slack elm 49
:ind freight. for the h01id,,yS_ and expects to in. llso amendments to the corle in re |l0t,,_t,,es_ per bllnpml 35 to 3l
However, it is quite probable that tel-est and bring back with him n "~‘Y'2\1C0 K0 the ilxillg 0! DB-ll \!nflL‘F lliggs, per rloz. 26 toil()
the Glencoe has been impeded in hm- c,msmemb1,,_ number of his fo,-mg; :onviction of appeal, .ns well ns sllg~ huy, por rwt. $12 ill il!!
passage by heavy ice and may reach neighbors to settle in the new com, estions respl-,ct’ng imllrovelllclltil in Btraw wr inn gi'
l’ort Alix l3asc|_tles at any time. try_ M,-_ Ellwnnger is ,,,m_icu]ar1y ixtrndition prtlclillllrl-_ T.‘n|_iskills (-free of hand) 
` , _ _ ~ --- lilies
ey tomorrow will probably 0 in 4 ' ‘ e ive Pells, each G0 to 80
earcll of the Glencoe, unlessg she is gilstrizznforpgiizigsezi; PBM R   Ducks 12 to 14
Fowl 9 to 13
Chicken il to 1?
liked ns K(-_l1ogg's Tollsted Corn
Flakes. its flavor pleases everybody.
flrlicr n ten ccnt puckugc from your
grocer today.
You llre Only lis Strong lls
lentlcrs in the world of niedical
sciifllce agree tllut nearly every dis-
ease ablicting nlilnkilid is catlsed
directly or indirectly by the plrllellcc i - -
of impure blood ill the systcllll nnd un-
til tlle blond is purified, strengthened Y
und revitalized good llcnlth is lmpfln- _
sible and the slltlcrcl' is only drug-
ging out `n mere existence iilstend of
cxpcricncilig the delights of real liv- _
ing. `
‘-»irl'l"llliiill“llp thlrsystenl to its prop- i
crfstate of health null strengtll-tll `
make the nervous system ns vigor- 
fills as it should be-to uctllally”€l\` l
joy relll life there is no prepurotioil ,
that cull eaillnl the cllrittivc quiilitics ,'
nf 'ilexall Blood Tablets. ‘
plensallt to the tustc und illllluuliute- I
ly start n. prompt. :llld lllstillg cure. l
They build up thc bl>dy,_strcilgLlnell i
it, plirify it :ind all in so short n ‘
time, so quietly null clllciently tllut ‘
llo sufferer call nilord to put off their l
use any longer. Many people have '
been cllred from thc use of one box.
In other cases the use of hulf a dozen
boxes will bring about gl permanent.
cure. ‘
box. 6 boxes for $2.50 null can be `
5 ,_ _ d ,_ H .1 _, llnd only at the Ilexull Store The
y mm over 0 owau S' Gam" McKinnon Drug Co., Corner 'Grunt
Gcol‘,‘?.c nnd Kent Stn. _
ll Word To Those Suffering ‘
ncy trollblc? Would you give 50c. to
be relieved froln this llistressilig mal-
ady? ‘
Rexsll Kidney Pills are sure to do
the work. These pills are endorsed by
the world’s leading physicians mid
the many stories of heartfelt praise
that are reaching us each dny will
` more than convince you of their re-
markable curative qualities. These
pills nre ilow in use thc world over
and in every case the patient is
l¥!`¢l1tIy benefited and promptly
brought buck on the right road to
health. They are very eusy to take
nnd at once begin it prompt and lust-
lfls Cllre. get right down to the seat
of the trouble, cure the cause and
build the body up to its proper state
of health and stren th
costs only 50c.. 6 mixes lor $2.50
and can be had only nt The Remll
Store, The McKinnon Drug C0., Cor-
ner Great George and Kent Streets.
3"" in l‘|\‘*‘-- Breen. smoke nnd the
new amber color lilgllly recommend.
ed. 25°- llv. E. w. Taylor. zclillzi.
Belting;i,ooo.oro feet iron pipe, all sizes;
also large quantity of pulleys, shafting,
llsngsrll, ready roofing, wirs fencing
fence posts, etc. ; positively a5p.c. to 75 p.c.
leu than elsewhere. Write for price lists
stating what you need.
_ 3'mwrlr6l
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UHLRLOTTETOWN llAk\Kifl'I‘u. '
A Ry 0.
to 30
Sly to 7.-
l'l to li
8 to 1?
4 L0 2
ill to 14
14 to I6
JUST RIGHT FOR YOU.
No other cereal food is so widely
Your Blood ls Pure
Pllysicinns, pllnrnmcists and all
To purify and strengthen the blood
These tablets are very cnsy to take, `
Ilexall Blood Tablets cost- 50c. rt 1
_ From Kidney Trouble §
Arc you slillerillg from chronic kill-
lul_ll_t‘.§. North River. 2-17dr2wpli
llonllilllw, consisting ol 97 ncres and
3 acres of marsh. 72 acres clear in
good state of cultivation, the balance
covered with n good growth of hard.
WOOLI- For further particulars apply
to -Mrs. Bells Mclialiclllin, Nine Mile
Creek, Lot 65. _ 2.12¢1r2wpq_
tllll.l. on N.-lim, __ ;
ut T912
ICANADIAN oALl.nn ;;._ c- `¥\
'ro 'rl-in U. s. smncl-1. ala iii:ns'r»(ii¢i'li;h°¢M“_§f_f li l ln,,_
-- for curin » 'I
wAsH1Nc'roN, Fell. zo-Jllillls lvl. ieold. It illfli'li.il°f."5,°,‘,°¥1d rliiifufw
Mayor, for many years a resident of the throat, cures h ‘ml-ellen “.09
Canada, has been appointed by ivents the vocal corlimnmm “ll htm
President Taft to the Judge of the fected by the mal ds ‘¢i°m being J
U. S. District Court of New York. cough cure that 11° Y- It is tile bs'
Mr. Mayor ls 47 years old, and has counter. Price 25;,” "er °'°lled t
been practicing law since 1884. Hg I _ ' T119 Two UWB'
is on the Executive of the Canadian l2.10,|,,,
Club in New York. ' _ '
we ' '  ri-Q f _~- _._
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f_cuARi>iAN cinssiriitll .wsu
e-- . --_ ...- _"“" f _J
‘D FEMALE HELP ,` FOUND Q
l robin, 8 B"  ~ ._ 
v-ANTED S _ 14 a small ilriitirlllollurriio conmninli
‘N _ .- everal smart young may have _m_____ _ _ "_¢l'. Owner
l adies as millinery apprentices. Ri¢e'ri Grotto ‘by mumg al- F
Apply to Miss Reudle at Prowse Bros ' " SV 'md lllryin "
Ll-d 2 Z0d3`
____._f _ - _ ' _____1-
WANTED, a girl for general house-
sd. _ ' it lol'
|s- fu- '.5-2lld3i_
rk i d A 1 ""  Lust Q
wo , re erence require . DDY 'OST ""-,.;’  _.___ 
11‘1_lll»l»-_f__1°_ff11_°f=,f;=_~ _e;nee»>_<1 . -L' ‘...:...‘tll’lf“‘I.T. ".‘i.‘§“..i’,.°.§`E‘“" ‘“'"i
‘VAN'ran, ,, trustworthy girl for 29th inthe sklltllll; rink silH“"'
general housework; must be able B_‘d_e- Finder Please leave it M larger'
to do plain cooking. References re-‘l"f_”.Dr"= Sl-°"0»` 2.g0d,.3i‘:';`
quired. Apply to Mrs. J. T. McKen- .].OST, between 27 }{i,,g.s __ ll.
zie. 277 Richmond St., between 6 .A and Bullliyside u ,mv 'qum
and a nm. 2-19dsi_ with initials n. ti. rinllfrr iffy"
 ~-"- ~~-- --~ - ~ l -- , ` a
‘vANTE?,han experienced girl for l S blillare. 2-lldiii
£¢U@l`8 0llB8W0.rk. Recommen- ' ~  ,
datioll required. Apply to Mrs; B.C. rLAc"E_R__l_vAN|ED
Prowse, 162 Dorchester St. 2-12dtf. l_\~/AN'I‘l~l[l, ¢eaci,,,,“|`,',',"`thT_:_£_;-»-
` < aux School, to he in ' °"`
. first of March. Forty lllliiiir teaching
mellt- Alllllll tn Jlllllcs 1iBy,“".ppl°`
Zi s__.» - _ - “Kol-
=.._.°' "C t' ".“‘°i“-_“"_Bl'@l1\ll;l.2-lnizwllll
'm-“"*=_,f""l
T0 LE I`
_T0 I-ur. .. N07.; ’.'..ll'..l.l.."l;.`.“l;.~
FOR SALE
`4‘_l0ll SALT), two choice female_
__ silver oxes also, two pairs of ‘ - _ ll-
red foxes. and pu'ir rncoolls. Tliese Brel ing? ,;?,?,i{;.n€0"; (fgmfxé I?°"S° Buull'
il choice lol: animals und will llc sold w~_F$_.__f:v  0_So-_____2-10llti.
cheap. Write or telephone John D. l l, ~ 'J ' tum HM' "f 'Wick llliilll
flaslilni. Fortune Cove. 2-20dr2i.l gn  0;? Ste$'“_‘;t_l_‘ 3011's store
» _ f , . lil ale
`4*Olt SALE, four tlnrltdrell female ` purposes. Apply to John tiiigrlodgo
L foxes raised in captivity, ulso,_ ______;_&*________ 2_]0dl_"`,0pd_
two male and three female silvers. 7 1_0 LET house N0 “‘ ni” '-~-
H"x_~__(_l'l  _?_'20<l3_iI1fl- 'G11 Prince' St. Apply 232 llligil
"g-4llGAll\’l~! in canned goods. See 99-F59-.S»t'._~_ __  __ _ __ -l°'f‘.5.i1”'
_ _ our we wllnlllw. F. J. Holman ])0_P_Bl-E l_;l~‘i<‘;ci-:_ 'ro snr, ii
& (.0. 2_17d3i_ ._ owso loc _ Iossession .g
_:~~- ~-----~~-~----~-~~---~~~~--~ 0'1"- Allin? t0 W- fl. Prowse,
_.__ __ __ .___ _ 6-llilltl.
‘ )flANGl<1S only 20c dozen, choice
~ =~l>l=l°~ 25° l»f‘<=l<. frlfsll eyes Zllri ftnollrciiv srollu .ilu in-.l'ln""l_3
\] lat, corner of Kent and Iiiilll-
llclzen. F. J. I-lolllllili & (lo, `2-l7d3i_
‘_0l=`sAlLn ll nowlilroll r"lll..l."“'.'.l. *">'° Stl- Avril' 1° J- A. lim.
el most new, at u bargain. Apply 220 Kent st'  11'13dll-
_ "'_'_"`*"'“"“"'°°--l- _._
WL\N"i ED
if 1=ff“l_<-1=lf.§==_f_e;<r.- @;11;1fe~
T012 SALE, boards, shil:lgles,lathB.
I_~__(,_e__o_. lt.Ke_ef_e.Bear_lii*\fer.1-2fl_dtil.
"POR SALE, farm of 97 ncres,with
7 seed buildings. 5.; miles from
(.har1otteto_\vn. For particulars ap-
ply to Garfield Warren, owner oil pre-
IgUT'l‘Eli WAN'I‘El), scilnmtrlr,
._ pound lllocio or tubs. liill pily
highest prices. I". J. I-lolnluil .\’; i‘<l_
_ _ _ 2-zlllll~:=.l.
\\7AN'1`ED, to rent., Eve or lllorr ult-
I`t?S Of lflnd l1t’.lll` (`llni`lottcLo\v|1
-land that has bccll pll1.lltl~ll tllnrllin
Inst yenr, mid olll pnsllirl-_ the yilll'
pre'/iolls rellllireil. Alsll wnllt to lllly
a quantity of cnl‘rllt_ll, pol-slli|lll,
beets und cabbage. Apply ill .l_ .l.
_-Tiny & Sou, Box 187, tfllllrl->l.tl»l_nwil.
`4‘0R 1`l/\l1l‘3'.at fl burgain,the farm
, of the into Malcolm MacNcv.i_n of
_._.____..___-..1._.______E;!‘B)Y_‘i;
xt/7AN'I‘ to b11Y.frozen smelts. Write
or telephone James England,
Pravsllers Rest, 1'. E. I. 1-Ddrlmpll.
.. _ _ _____' _ A . _ _ ___~~Y_f _ ___________ _ 4
_.....:i_._f.._i*~%s-ff-55,5-1;. _ .. 
How You Can Best Keep
   qn¢l____Clcan
_BU'I"l_`i‘.R, lil-:c :lily fuller dairy plcdilct cflll’f_lle
exp _=:-~rl to the air for :lily lcugtli of tiuit; willi
out lluc-llilliiig stale :lull tiliiltcll.
/
EDI)`i"S
FIBEWARE BUTTERTUBS
wil keep lliltlcr in its original fresh stale for an ilzdriillitc per-
iod of time llccnusc not only can they be made nir tight., .but _
lllc material from which it is niatle is sllcii its to keepit :llwnys cw'
clean and free from tliut l
IN`DllR1\'l`i§D l*`IBRl~2WARfl is light and strong, lllnllc illio
one solid llllrdeiled llinss of llcxlvy llydrzltilic pl'cssllre, '
FORllle furillertliere ispolliillg llettcr tllzlu l`iddv’s Fillre-
wzlic Illll'cl't\l`i>_~, paiis, ellz., ll_»cnu.~;e of their ciiiliirililcc
null iight lvcigllt'
` » At all good
Dealers
'l`lil§ li, ll, lil)l)Y COMPA NY
If you like we can help you, for
g .
A box of 60 I-lexall Kidney Pills
drtf.
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"Colored eyeglasses for snow or
l"0R SALE
l,ono,ono Feet New nnd Second Hand
The Imperial Waste Q Metal Co.
3l5 Queen Street.
Sllllllyside- M,,,,,,,,|_ 0 Charlottetown
New 1 91 2
Imperial
    _-:ls
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Call or write for n copy of this _ catalogue today- ‘
yours for the asking
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