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constipation. If your doctor approvtitfiivliliniiiliing Aue to Piiis? ' 'rheh seek this a mai without <1 1 1° ye”

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WeIIner’s Jewelry Store

Fobs 30 cents.

for '

Prince of Wales,

St Dunstan’s,

Charlottetown

all

Business College, d

Union Commercial- College

-:A150

__ Vics and Abbies pins 35 cents,

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CHILD portraits made by us

are childlike, just as our

portraits of adults possess strength ' ._ and character.

VVe are experts in lighting and _ posing, and our epuipment is com 1 _ plete. _ _ _i

Conie in and see our line. If you »j\'$°°°° ° ° °°°°3e§'_~`~_» "1, order we will please you. il" ‘r F-,ig T Tl C C 0 0 K S 4?: . ___.. , fi

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§» ‘ Elin” 1 coax: 1 1.1,.,i,~_5, _io

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You Want H°¢keY Boots now At the hocke match n New Glas nc y

W¢|l~"“’°*h¢ 1H"§°5\ ’\“°ffm€Hl in the _ gow on Frida; last. between the lgiiiiieierbyy CIW °fl°w Vrlces' "pro" team of thai: town and the commence

l\lcn's .it $1 go, 2 25, and 3 oo a pair Boys at $1.65, 1.75, 1.85.

er ect oots

.ha

It pays to buy in this Province.

Mr. Hogan, a well known horse

buyer of St. John, came to the city on the Earl Grey yesterday.

John A. Lawson, city, rttirrnedl

Yesterday on the Earl Grey from a

trip to Picton. I

J. J. Tralnor, station master ati

Bedford, returned yesterday on the Earl Grey from Ottawa and Montre-

G. L. Cohoon, eastern representa- tive for the Galt Robe Co., Gait, Ontario, came to the city yesterday, via the S. S. Earl Grey. I

Smelt fishing is eargurly p:irii11en

here by some of the young ~ncii. A- mong the most successful in-@1_g;1;;h-` lin McKinnon, Nelson McLean, and J. A. Darrach.

Word has reached this city of the

safe arrival in South Africa of Mrs

A. J. B. Mellish and children afteri an exceedingly pleasant trip. Mrs.. Mcllish will spend a year with her mother.

Among those attending the Liberal

convention in Charlottetown Tuesday wire:-Neil McFadyen, Dan Wc1.can, Canoe Cove; D. D. McKinnon, Ncil ;McEuchern, John McLean, Frank Mc- iLcan, Long Creek. ,

Ilockeyboots. _ H P ~ f B mlvics of Moncton, Jimmy Williams of

| ' ` ` __

See our Boys' Climax. » Black with tan trimmings a corkcr at

I-75 3 Pill* ,

Sold often at -2.25 a pair. Save money by buying your Hockey

Bootsfrom

A. E. Mcliachen

- The Shoe Man

82 Qii-:cn Street.

1, i

llard Coal

We are now discharging

Hard Coal from the Arthur N

Gibson. Customers should

order and take delivery of

their coal this week as the

price advances after Ist Oet

ober. i

C. Lyoiis&Co

oooooo . oooo - ooooo

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Discount Sale »

of Chocolates

. 1

i For Men

3 Examine the c o n- _ struction of Invictus 1 boots. note the strong

leather sole, resilient rubber and cork inlaid cushion :i n d Smooth lezither sole. Nothing is left _undone to make the

_| Invictus an unbeatable 1 hig,/h~qiiality boot--ex-

perts only are employ- ed on its construction -

_ every material is thorough- _ ly inspected- -even the qua-

lity of thread and number of stitches is important. _ For any occasion }ou’ll find Invictus boots best---

m the business and walking

I A?

ll!

shoes especially meet the demands of the most excit- ing--in lit, style and wear they have every other style beaten. Invictus s ho e s please the feet, delight the

~ eye arc perfectly water-proof,

need no “breaking-in" avid out- wear several clieuper pairs

Call in iinil look over il1~‘ stork.

-Ashe

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7 vci‘y best aggregation of hockey play-

g ' `

Y" £5* to the line and keep them playing the

l]H.H.ll.JllHllSllNi

Kent Street Practice li lied to diseases

of Eye, Ear, lactic Throat and Skin.

Eyes tested and noted for

glasses.

OFFICE HOURS

_;_.-1.1-A has played the position on the Inter-

, . .

this city scored flve out of six of New Glasgow’s goals.

During the recent cold weather the

great scarcity of wood was keenly felt by the farmers in several parts ol the Province and since tl river ice formed a gi-ent qiiantity of coal has ioiinrl its way from Charlotte- town to the country districts. !

` 'The annual meeting of the Federal' Dairy Association was held lat Eldon, on the 18th. lust. The statement ,showed a very successful season’s` ,work. The recefipts were over $6100.l ,The net value of milk was over 75, cts per 100 lbs, net value of butte;-l fat 20.016 cts per lb, average price’ of hauling milk about 8;' cts per ' .100 lbs. The assets exceeded the lliabilities. Under the able presidency 'of J. Frank Haliday, with such a- capable manager as John D. McRae,f and_ with a board of directors made |up of practical and successful farm- ers thc Association is hound to do' better than ever belore."l‘her`e was| an increase in the milk supplied, and? in the number_ of patrons over the lprevious year. I-t is worthy of note that this factory wonthe gold riiedal` ‘and a number of prizes at the Pro- vincial Exhibition last year. This speaks well for manager Mcitae.

The Crystal Hooker Teyani of Sum-

merside which plays the Abegweits in the Arena tomorrow evening is with-l out doubt one of the best; if not the

ers which ever represented the West- ern capital. It is composed chiefly' of fast young players but with en- oii h of old players to lend steadiness

gan'-ic. Doucette who guards the net

mediate team and is without doubt a good one and the Abbics will well deserve all that they can get past him. Deegan who plays point is pro- bably the fastest hockey player in tha province. Last winter he plavedl wing on his team and was always al source of danger to the opposingl team. With his great speed and stick! handling Deegan should play a star, game in his new position. Mcl')onald` who is playing cover was also a for-

i __ A most l

iF1‘h\1rsda

`CIlARLOITETO,WN 1

EEN’S COUNTY

J. A. Moor, Hazelbrook, was in the

city yesterday.

Cecil Wood Mt. Herbert, was i;| the

city yesterday. . -

A.‘R. McPhee, merchant, Long

Creek, spent Sunday in Canoe Cove, the guest of S. A." Elliot.

Colin McFadyen, Canoe Cove, tea-

cher spcnt Saturday in Charlotte- town on a visit to friends.

. essls Proud, Milton, isispeuil-

ing a few nays with her cousin Miss Myrtle Henderson, Long Creek.

The Many friends of Mrs. S. R.

Inigs, Huzelhrook, will be glad to know that she has almost recovered from her recent illness.

Miss B

interesting lecture, entitled

Climbing the Ladder," by Rev. R. G. Strnthie, will be delivered in thc lecture room of Zion Church 'Tjes day evening next, Jan. 31st.

J. Gasely (nee Miss Minnie

Laivaon, City) and child left Tues- ,day morning for Bridgetown, N.S.

Mrs E.

-1 ' ]Aiter visiting in Amherst they will

leave some time in I1`cl1riiary for their

_honic in Edmonton, Alberta.

i The .funeral of Miss Annie E. John- son will leave the resilience of It. M. Johnson, 187 Kent St., tomorrow,

afternoon, at 3.30 o’clock special train to Sherwood Service at the house will at 3 o’clock.

contemplating the purchase e of skid during the coming

lsuinnier should consult the Wm. Eng- ,lish Canoe Co., of Peterborough, iOnt., whose ad appears elsewhere in ‘this issue. The firm has been estab- lished since 1861 and will deem it a plenisiire to semi catalogues and cor- respond with intending purchasers. »

l Persons of a cano

l When speaking of the "tin can" and

other systems by which violations of the prohibition act in this province one is reminded of the ingenious plan of a New Brunswick chap towards the came end as those who pursue the can systems here. The Fredericton Glean- er thus reports him: Jim --- of St. Criox, has completed a concrete house to take the place of the one de- stroyed by llre some months ago. Mr. -- has been running a booze dis- pensary at St. Croix fora long time and has given Scott Act McFarlane and others some trouble. His new business stand is so arranged that he may he able to carry on his business with advantage to himself. The shop is of concrete, the counter and thc slielvcs containing the goods are en- closed in a large iron cage similar to that used by bank tellers. The man who clerks in the 1 shop enter the building from the rear, and as this is on the StCrotx river, hc can only come ln by boat. The customer com- es in thc front door,but can only pass his money through the bars and get his booze. If a raid were attempted from the front of the building the olliccrs could not get through their- on cage and while they are debating what to do the clerk has only to slip out the rear door into a boat and cross the river to the United States side. The rear door is so fastened that is it difficult for a. ruiil to be made from that quarter.

:John McQuillan & Co. buy dressed

hogs, organs attached. 12-12dtf. _ = _

2981( l&If.1mw

Crystals

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FOi‘_lill€ 11CXlZ Week We Offer 9 ¢__g__|,___a__ ,E ____ __,.3,;,_.____3___?_€____ gg; _c_;na ___1i;_1:_e1;_¢J_r____;:_ii_m___i:._;s__ wS_:i___e_;'r !

a Special dlscount of d',,,:w Z pp _ and knows how to use thc hockey.

2° per cent He plays the game from start to fin-

&----------' ish and is never beaten until the

off allthe fancy boxes of Chocoi whistle yiows-._§f.f\iiiey i_2_§rw_iviio _-1i1i_ Zflil I.€8gll€ Gaim!

' nga p ay cei er was e s ar p ay

13.lZCS 111 0111' SlI01‘€. er of last winters team. He_is a lastl

DENTIBT " ' '

l Office Hours 9-1

Beer' (Q Goff’s

THE CUP THAT CTTEERS s

` Dominon Blend Tea

(Registered)

‘ Are you dispirifed 'I Are you out of sorta 7

_A cup of Dominion Blend Tea

“"1 P” Y°“ °” >'°-“f f'=°*- BA YER--»'Ii‘$’.‘t»§§;?l'2l.'1..i

ALL GROCERS K .

TIIE ROYAI. LINE

SW! ll Dentist Well our experience encourages us to $1’/7"

B""“ D°""“lP“"l°" recommend our Gualacol Emulsion, _\ ,» _ f'

‘“°"'(‘,‘,§’;‘,"|='lf;,,.,, '|',‘}§2_°'5” io cents it hottie. ie. A. roster, ohh-

L33. 'h`n 'ix dty. at sem _ tral Drug Store. Sunnyside. _ 1 _ - _ “_

Fastest and most luxurious. ' ._-. , A Il I - _

From Halifax. ’ _ _ T TI E ‘

ROYHI Edward Jan 25th

Royal George Febi. Sth: PeOpie,S_Theatre

C91-Qnation _ 'I'onighi’a Photo Naya

.1uui:_zz, 1911

_Reservations for May & June

Slilings should be made at once.

~ From Montreal.

Royal George May 3rd. R0Yal Edward May 17th. ROYHI George May 31st. R°Yi1l Edward June 14th.

IIYNDMAN & C0.

shiiliiriiiibi/i‘s”n Uhnrliittetown.

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Men’s Phot0gf&Ph

/ Wn hnra excellent f1\ciIi'\ tics fQr1>r.1duo|nEmen’s ph_o‘ tos.\\s can take your pic' ture on any day-we assure yoiiof good rP_ii1i|ts. correct oss and fine finisl\.0nly the laatent methods and las lon- ablc cllects employed. Its/ time for your photo- See us

159°; Fc?=

E o=‘.*

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--siiirif ter and was always on the puck.

Diinliliry

D C II EER _

clean player and th- best stick hand ler on thc Island today. Gallant thc rover of the team held the same pos- ition with the intermediates last win-

Phillips who played wing last winter on the intermediates will play the saine position on the senior line up. Phillips is a “sterling” player and always gave a good account of him- self. Adnms is a fast clean player and n, strong check will play on the other wing. Taken altogether they form a strong well balanced team with the fastest defence that has ev- er played in ii. P. E. I. Hockey League Game.

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::Suppose you were a merchant and

sold a dozen different kinds of some article, and your customers gave you more good reports about one kind than the other eleven put together, wouldn't you then recom- mend that one kind,to everybody 'I

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Furness. Wiihy (lt Co.,I.id

STEAMSHIP LINERS

Louiiou, iiALirAx snnvich

, 4 Sit-.aint-ir From lhlilni

on nnhlhenaniluah Jin Will

H. ppa-liannoclr Feb 8th

Jun H “ nnwhn Feb 22nd

Agents.

Charlottetown, P. E. I. i1usuass.wi'rnra°f?~U1`l’-- 5 °°““ Adm ' '°“

- IC ° 22df,\5tf_ ' Hn|||g\,N,B. i ACQU" i gin mimi' ‘

(I) lfoinnnce on the Lazy K (2) The Bum and the Bomb (3) A Modern Courtship

J n xist Ke sion. nivsrphhi so-...sr rwm ii_»i;i_:; 4) Iluman Hearts _ “_ |-_ |-|U | ,,nL5L),\ J 7th |)U\`*"Y° . ~ ` Y Jew -ter-O

_:iii :lst '1`i\\"\H°° F35 9"* .Inch 0° Club! L

Fab ith M'“"l'm° chu Iii Illiimiuiiteil Club Swinging

bove steamers have s limited ac-

euliiilriibdntlun for saloon passengers. 1

i a' 5 eenii.

Friday Jany 27th | A r e n a

/ "". ` ' A-ir* l /-WHEN' - I .171 -- l " I-x/. 'S-"’,.`

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When letters blur glasses are required. Does it evr.-r_ happen to you when reading that the object appears n complete mist, blink your e ee or rest them a moment all is right again. That means glasses are required. _Delays are endangeroim to light.

OBITUARY. ‘

In the death of Kenneth McKenzie,

which took Place at his home in Hartsvlllc, on the 10th lust., thc community has sustained the loss of a worthy and honored citizen and tl'c congregation of Strathalbyn one of its most valued members and lib- cr.il supporters. Ever foremost in anything that was for the benefit ol the church he loved and the advance- ment of the Kingdom of Christ, 'as a member of the board of management he was a tour of strength, being pos- sessed of intelligence much above the average together with a keen sense of justice, an innate hatred of what savored in the least of duplicity, a fearless advocate of those whom he conceived to be right. Ever bringing to bear on all questions the innu- encc of an unbiased and mature judg- ment, his opinions and advice were sought and highly esteemed even af- ter he had, on account of ill-health, been laid aside from participating actively in the work. Yet it is in the home where he was ever the wise counsellor, the good and kind hus- band and parent, and where lie dis peiiseil true and genuine, though un- ostentations, hospitality, that he will really be missed. Of him it truly might be said that "A prince and a great man has fallen." I-Ie leaves to mourn a wirlbw, an aged father, two sons and six daughters, viz! John D., Ellie, Elizabeth and Sadie at home; Daniel, Flora, Margaret and Cather ing in Boston; also, four brothers and two sisters, viz: Alex. J., in Haitsville; John T. and Neil, in Charlottetown; Rev. J. W., in Bel- fast. The sisters are Mrs. Alex. Ma- theson of Emerald and Mrs. Neil Mc- Leod, I-Inrtsville. Though the roads were in a bad state a large number attended the funeral, the services of which were conducted by his pastor, Rev. John Gillis, assisted by the Rev. R. G. Strathie of Zion Church, Charlottetown. The pall-bearers were Red. McLeod, John Clarkin, Dougald McPherson, Michael Coady, Kenneth McDonald and Dr. J. M. McLeod.

WHAT OUR FARMERS HAVE DONE

Dear Sir:-In looking over the Can-

adian Farm Journal of Jan. 13t‘i, l llnd the following heading to a para- graph-“Agricultiire Left Out." The same might be said of some of our Island papers, in summing up the events of the past year. They com- mented largcly on what 'our military men had done when competing with other Provinces of Canada; which was all right and we are always proud of what they do. Also our rthlctes who went to the oth-Ur l'ro- \ :mes and won honors for our ls- laul, and we lift our hats to the boys who uphold the fair name of

Farm fu Sale

Little York

containing 130 acres in a good st ate ol cultivation, with good buildings and orchard. This property is situ- ated in one of the best settlements in l-'_ E. Island and is only seven miles irom Charlottetown. Apply to

, ISAAC HOLMAN, 1-4mwfdrtf. Little York.

A .

Sterliniz Bitters The Never Failing Heart, Nerve And Stomach

Remedy ,

A Proven Medicine of Exceptional Value

Testimonals and Refercn :es

by the hundred from people most prominent in City and Country. No failures.

Sold only by

P. Mclluaid

42 Q‘ieen`Street.

’ Opposite Auld Bros

"vii-e cor iw-r bottle,

Portraits

I will receive orders for

Pastels and Oil Paintings by A. Alex. MacLeod, the noted New York Artist. Write me

for prices and other dgled information. ’ -`

.|. A. S. Bayer riioioiliuiriiiiii

New Prawn Block.

Fhm-| \~~»-mn n

DOHINION ATLANTIC RAILWAY

Bteamehi Lines to Boston in Yarmouth

B ti d B

n ruifcitwliidsoli-vdctioanti ‘Canaan axsapqés 'gltairé _1_%h_v¢»D1_x»_ui»i:_dd&i1

. . l` I l’~

Fdgili mdllilinzy ciinnecviion 5. Tarmouth

is t . °hi5i.°'ho oivisiou- 1-.ins ei the

nz between the Maritime lgrovlnzéee and oston will leave Yarmout for o ton_

ed, Hnn¢_i_ Sittkdon _nrrivpl of rain om n ax. urn n e von n| wharf iipton, Tue. Sid `Frl. pn- lonzsrl nrr vgig in Halifax next day at

train.

.I . .b . . lioiifutiithialr iiiibi-erisiztlon. Reservation

our Province.

But what about the farmers who

were never mentioned, the men who went to St. John, Halifax. and Am- herst Exhibitions end carried od 75 rer cent. ol all prizes in which they competed. By so doing they were building tip the name of our Pro- :incc in stock raising and agricul- ture. And, as agriculture is the chief lndustry of our Island, the success of these men help to open up trade abroad, and thereby increase the prosperity of our Province.

Que1:n's Co. FARMER.

- THE INCOME TAX.

Dear Sir:-I am thankful that you

have brought the injustice of the In- come Tnx to the, notice of the Gov- ernment. There is another class, that you have not mentioned, that is the man on a small income.

I will just state the case ofa good

many. A farmer aged 70 finds he can not work the farm any longer, through intirmity, and the ditllculty of getting help. He sells the__ farm. moves- into town, buys a house and lot. l-le then has,_say, .$5,000. l-ie puts that out at 6 pcr cent. That brings him in $300. How can he pay taxes, insurance, and the extra cost of living on such a mere pittancei Yct he must pay a tax on every dol- lar of his income. The man on sal- ary or wages has $350 exempt. And yet you say there are many rich men who only pay a quarter of what they

law. No one ought to be taxed, wh

for liiniself and wife.

is nit put right, I shall know wha

country has such a law. ‘Thanking

ready taken, for justice and fair-play

main,

' Yours truly,

A SUFFERER.

Summerside. Jan. 23.

Roots Barks Herbs

That have great medicinal power, are raised to their highest efficiency, for purifying and enriching the blond. as they are combined in I{ood's Sarsa- parillii.

count in two years. Be sure to take I-Iood’s Sarsaparilla

Emulsion as got SCOTT S would only one imltat

been the standa Cough.: Cold F I0.:/1, Anemia

bottle of It u mutant n world wide reputl

HOLBHOOK S LIMI

_ ANNUAL BANQU

Coming from the

the Pacific and fr of Canada and the traielicrs, agents a Holbrook’=i Sauce

ought to pay. I say it is an unjust agum last vterlneg

to discuss business

has less than $500 to live on-that is Mt.-,-,ers Holbmoks

F in thc King Edu

I am a Liberal, but if this matter to “hom me hlmm

X company were held

to do at the next election No other Gilhcrt \'ol1ns, in

complimented the

you for the noble stand you have al- wgrk as shown byt

g crease in business

in the adairs of this Province, I re- dresses were ,wen

of Boston, H him G Mason of Chica tho Canadian Groce latt of Woods No night a banqunt wa Charles hotel gi where both mind n ally entertained M a ceblegnam from Birmingham Enr ulatlons and good

, I

local there are no and yards of daln and insertions w

40,366 testimonials received by actual 7 Gems er yard

equal to anythlnu at l2o But do they are all gone

Get it today. Sold by all drugglsts

everywhere. 100 Doses One Dollar.

At tha moment

1 e

_-unless you 0 Moore Q McLeod

1 II U G II E S

BEEF IRON and W

l is splciidiil for ilisortlered or weak stonniilis Puts thc tliges

ii lii-:\\thy roiirlitioii. Gives you ii hearty appetite. .\l1ike- uc Biiiltls up your strength.

Price per full pint bottle ’I5c`

Geo. E. Hughes } ,,f_,,,,, ' CI‘IARLOTTETO\V\1, I’ E I

M- f

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Have You Ever I

Matchless Blend Tea

lf`_\‘o1i have never tasted Matcliless Blend you hii

e»<.|-iisitc delight ir. store for you Matchless makes as bcifeimge you cvei drank, a clear amber colo rc d fragi iiraiigli' that will stimulate body and brain and cheer yi work or :i walk in the cold winter air. Maichlels is I

people-for its price it cannot be equalled by any other

l'erlb... .

I 7'/'75 G/POCEI?

Twenty Nine Million

‘ Dollars

Charlottetown

dmv. iii __ _ _

of new business is the record for 191

ood old Sun Life of Canada an in Canadian business of $800 ooo oo

E R BK(

Manager For?

b- Yi H --EW

trains f r o ni ' '

@1e Populiff Fast Line. _ Mo___________ mom- 9.

ing and night

35":

Th ee sleepers _" » ' ” _

arerattached to ' A N Fast Express f g . Qc FIC

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Midlnn<i\Divislon leave Tllnduor daily ad a, British ;§°.§?‘.‘l.‘i“i‘§3’..'f1i.‘ii5‘.l°r§l.l'“f‘i~ihl‘$".°h“fi1 Columbia and 113':-._1.=>i.1ii“fiizi°11‘.;.i 1;- fu- Pa-if~== I

Fri A d Sagconnectinz Truro with train (_,09.St.

ofthe lntercolonlnlllallway at Wandsor FOR

with Express trains to and from llifnx Do“b|,_ Re,.¢h_ Bc

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The fastest and finest Steamship ply- ' AND

To Vancouver9.o

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.lituf ` J. E. Matthews Charlottetown