is eyelid

Theviinten -has just -*started '

I ,_ °_°lde. me throat, cello,

ifli k¢¢_Pi 3"§66¢lQ-Supply of Coa

and w¢K'>d_011_*hand, a trif1fj_§ ' ` f A A

more than usual -this time of ~ year# ‘ ' < ‘

We supply both _coil and -urgently-_ `

. __ -_ _ _IV-_ - I

1 .

LIN NT

_Used 102 rears _nr in- ternal and_.¢xf¢|-“gg mf,_

' Y 'lt' alleviated _ c on bg,

full. bums'iind»brillaol.j

i "_25c:dnd`o5_0oyN _

eucryinhvie `

` JOIlNSON & C0

Beslan, _ liass.

Pulau'

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Ulvlilvlilsl

A.Pitkard& to. I- ~

I Phone .24o. A

Ch’t0W|,\ _ c

'The great alteration sale gives

HARBOR _ Uliarlottetown frozen up and

Y! PAYS to buy

has stopped

:Dent

Bl'

61'

ing in gun;

very

was event at Joseph ber Hisht. quite a large num- lieher Hardy and Hugh wuligmg we;-9 in Alma New Years day, calling on

-WEDDING BELLE.-A very inter-

You a chance to buy your spring' °“ti“U °V°11t took place at the Tryon

. _ _ - ~ requirements of dry goods from

he finest drv Goods stock in P. B.

'at _discounts of 20 to 50 per

ent. Moore~& McLeod \-7m3|;-

present advancing values--this is not arl expendlturelor you it is

an investment. Moore & McLeod » _ _ < . I-1M3|.

“Men's Underwear with the ex~

1-lg __-'I -~ ' . f ' "

‘ Onefoi one most attrectivegoei ” in

pertments during; the great al- ~. _ - » _ teratlon sale is the Fur depart- ' " - ' .-

mentI Tfl°_ iihest _furs in the Pro- _`

vinoe-fare .beingoffereo at a dis- '_ ._ I count of 20 per cent. With fursat ` ` ` ~ '

Fleece 25 per cent discount at the great alteration sale. Moore A McLeod |.7M3|

ceptlon‘ofStanfIelds and _Penman

"S. A. Mc_Donald's grand clearing

Sala in announced this- morning and will be continued during the month of January until the sales touch the salmon mark." 1-slum.-

‘ All dress' goods except Mon-

arch Broadcioth-are being offer- ed at 25 percent discount durin the great alteration sale Moor & Moheod. i-7M3|.

1- lu1u_11»--?i_.__,

“Get yolr new silk dress at

the feat alteratlonsaie the dis- count o_n all silks except one line I ls one third butiiyou want the best-buy early. liloo`re_& McLeod

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g, lil " ui gnu?

I* _ _

if so do, not neglect il as it may develop into a chronic cough or the heaves.

HUGHES'

Horse Cough Rcmcdy`

is the most reliable and most successful Horse Cough Rem " lefly. \Ve prepare special rem--___ edies for special cases. ' `

Geo. E. Hughes

~ “The °Peoj~le’s Theatre. '

e _ Get the

I”H.b;.

I Get the habit of coming here for what’s good in drugs. toilet preparations, smoking

goods and other supplies.

_ , ._

_ I The store is clean an

d bright and stocked

" v_vith`the_' best 'goods on the' market; the price w

. 'Jie ~réason`able and the store _serviceIsupenor._ “

_'Qty __,-Fry us' I' ‘ ’ L _ '

McKimi0n__o Drug__.Co- _ I

. _ _ _ __‘

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tv. i

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I '-J_r...',.;;;.\2.'. _

_m_oney. Made of the veryifbesté-llttobacco, Iand_»niade`~- _

ffillclley & Nicholson .Ia~'l‘ohacc_o Co. Ltd..

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Gauges Pitch Gauges

Centre

wne £5’ Sharpes 4

:Mechanics Small Tools

‘ We carry in stock afull line of these famous

' tools, which are' guaranteed by the makers and by us.

.Wecan supply you with anytlgpdg in this .1_ii‘i_e,` -to suit you purpose. T11eseg__ g _s at FACTORY PRICES. .Pick -your feqtdrinnents fromthls list. g

_ ¢ I-look Rules -

- ‘ fkiiin withslide __

Gauges - Slide-Caliper Rules ‘_ ' . Hardened Squares __

Scribe.-s

-Combination Squares

6.11 in .sam ei aarmiihw trafic: ‘ =

:_I Tobacco is a pile of I

» HICKEIPS BRIGHT , ‘ *CUT smoking tobacco,

Cool, Sweet, Mild, pure, clean, and. wholesome. Better lay in a supply at present prices, and at - -a good run If or yqur I

»

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6-1 2” ‘ ‘ _

Bevels

Steel

Horse Cough I

iron

elitist Parsonage, Monday night., Dec 28rd, when Robert Oalbeck oi Tryon was united in one neiymonng

_matrimony to Libbie Largs of Al- bin! _bY Rev. A. Hurn. The bride was attended by her sister Annie. W. I _0*ib°°k 5517 _Supported the groom. »'I‘l1e bride' looked charming in pale blue. and- wore a picture hat. ' The .bi;idesm_aid was attired in navy blue, Ater the ceremony the bride and _SPQDH1 drove to the brides home when Supper-_was served. They spent a very pleasant evening in mimi.; and social talk after which the br de und groomI drove to their 'future h°m° in Tryon. _ The groorn’s present to the bride was a gold locket. and chai-n. The presents were very nomar. ous and costly.

siorioo

_ L EXAM ' .__ :::‘;;'i°°““‘ °‘a°=i»'5=‘iT<>‘»f° iff on M at _Stanley Bridge was held

°Dday.~!J,ec_embei- zard. A num.

ber oi visitors and ratepayers includ- ing one otlicer of the school were P»"°5.°°t~ The school-room was taste- fully .decorated for the occasion. The PUPQU were examined in the various branches and it was clearly shown mlm their quick and intelligent ans. :gifs i`;° the questions given that

BY Mere carefully and accurately

wught- The Pupils Presented their teachers with gifts expressive of the respect in which they are he1d_ w1ii¢1, were ‘iittingly acknowledged. At, the °l°5° 8 511011 Dwgram was rendered. The" U16 Dllpils were treated with Candy Provided by the teachers, af- ter which short addresses were given comnlimenting the teachers, Mr. Mar- tin and Miss Inman on the good work being done. The school was dis- missed by thb singing oi the National Anthem,

friends.--Com.

B

of

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WEDDING BIEULS.-The home oi

Frank E. and Mrs. Gopp, 0;(0;~d_ N. was the scene oi an interesting event Thursday, Dec, 26th, as four o clock when their eldest daugh- ter Mary Ethel, was united in mar- _riage to Richard D. Harper of Winni- peg. Man. The ceremony was per- formed by the Rev. W. H. Watts as- sisted by the Rev. John Johnson, great' uncle 'of the bride. Six ribbon

fEl\‘lB_.ddresse<i1]very plettily in white, orme ' an a s e for the bridal part , two little flower - girls dressed 'iyn white Marquisette over yellow silk, and carrying baskets of white Free-

:ia and maidenhair ferns, looked ex- romely sweet and dainty. The brides-

maid, Misa MTF “!1cEwen. of Char- lottetown, daug t' of Horace Mc- Ewen.»Bupt. of Railway, was be- comln@y gown iw white beaded net over yllow ind carried a bou- quet oi white Iivseeelp my of the vai- ley a|[¢\.=_maide|i‘ iii? (ern. The bride

was tastefully awhd in cream silk with trimmings dream satin and Oriental lace, wearing _a veil of ein- gbroidered _nigh arranged :ith Orange blbs om an carried a ou- qust ei bridal rom. lily ei the vai- ley and _mlaldenh fern. She enter; ed the par or leaning on the erm o her father and took her place under the arch by the side oi the groom who was supported by his brother, Roy D. Harper of Sackville. They

were the 'recixiiuents old' very many beautiful presen , gol , cut glass, silver, linen 'nd many other useful articles testifying to the popularity of, the contracting parties. The

to the bridl; was an in pear to

brooch

Engineer.

with

406 Notre

Blllte nipeg.

will need to right in

W1 stock ever find

Do.. Stl.

es -“Morcish

.3 1

¥0ung folks being present.-_

waa

clmrge

dll

to go

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IN 'rms gnpymom.-w. is, oss-

Maritime Manager lol* Willie 'R _I,td.IIMont|_-_e_al, with headquar- ln amumt. . was in charism- yesterdayin connection ' with

of this Province as` announc-

dayl ago. The pianorand

organs mpnn actured and supplied by this prosperous iinn are giving uni- versal satisfaction wherever placed. One _ of the leading Presbyterian Churches in one of the most prosper- ous towns in this Province is ' con- templating the placing of a pipe or- gan. Such would be a valuable .ac-

qugsition, _not only to the church, th members of the congregation; to the town. but also to the entire Province. I _

PASSENGERS SHAKEN.- Louis-

-ville and Nashville passenger train

No. hrgwal wrecked south of Gar- land Ida morning at 5.30 o’clock, says theilidontgomery. Alhama, Jour- nal of1\ January Znd, while going -about 40 miles per hour. The train hit a broken rail turning over engine 187, and two elpress cars. Engineer Gomer Wilson,'hin iireman, name not known, and one express messenger, name not known, received injuries that were slight. No one, else. was hurt." It is reported that the large number of holiday passengers, among whom were a large number of college boys and girls en route to resume studies at the diilerent schools, were badly shaken up, and screams were heard from the frightened passengers that were deafening. The roaId’s wreckers at Mobile and Montgomery were immediately wired for, and it will be the middle of the afternoon before ' traillc can bo resurned.- Among the passengers on the above wreck was J. B. Currie of St. John, and well known in Charlottetown, who was in the last sleeper car but came out safely. sox-Ioor. EXAMINATION. - 'rue

semi-annual examination of Bonshaw

school was held on Monday, Dec. 0th, in the presence of a good repre- sentation of the parents and ratepay- ers of the district. The examination was capably conducted by William McRae, the teacher Miss Bertha Tralnor and Inspector Devereaux, who happened to psy his official visit to the school on that day. The pu- pils acquitted themsslves admirably and their prompt and correct ans- wers speak more highly than words of the thoroughness and proficiency of the training given by their pro- gressive and energetic teacher. The trustees, J. J. McLeod, G. A. Cros- by and John McManus, spoke highly of the character of ther work being done and complimented the teacher and pupils upon the success which at.- tended their eiiorts as shown by ‘the examination. The pupils did not fail to appreciate the services of their

teacher, for at the c_lpse,of_i;he ex- amination they presen' ed her with a complimentary address accompanied with a beautiful gold chain. The ad- dress was read by Miss Frances Mc- Manus and the presentation was made by Miss Jean McKinnon. The teacher suitably replied and thanked

them for their kind remembrance.

I _ 4

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Good Tooth Brushes

When new a good tooth

brush ‘1ooks" about-_ilie same as a badione. _ -1

i Tho goodnessappears under hard usage.

Our 25c brush can be used

for six months and you will ` still have a good brush; the bristles do noi break off or come out. If you buy 0li€ Of these and it does not wear sat-

we will buy it back

fu‘l

have some others, the

for the price anywhere-

ro: up.

& Johnson

Quality Drug Store.

Try this. 'Too

The Macs

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(Continued from Yeeterday's Morn- ~

ing Daily.) ‘ ‘

PLYMOUTH _ROCK, ..;.

Cock-1, L. A. Hasnard. Hen-1, L. A. Haezard. Coekerel-1, L. A. Hansard. __;._ Pullet--1, L. A. Hansard. ~';“

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Cock-1, A. Nelson; 2, J. McPher-

Hen-1, J. McPherson; 2, A. Ndl-

Cockerel-1, Lorne Pigot; 2, L. A. . "'

Hasznrd; 3, Robert Hudson; 4, A. _

Nelson.

Pullet-l, A. Nelson; Z, L.A. Has- I ,

zard; 3, A. Nelson. ,

Cpckerel-1, Geo. Chilton. 1 Pullet-1, Geo. Chilton. ' |

,£9

Cock-1, Geo. Lightizer; 2, G. Mc-_

Oorinack; 3, J. Whitlock; 4, George "" Lightizer.

Hen-1, 2, 8 and 4-Geo. Light- ‘

Cockerel-1, G. McCormack; Z, 3

and 4, Geo. Lightizer_ ._'».

Pullet-1 and 2, Geo. Lightiner; 3,

G. McCormack; 4, Geo. Lightlzer. _

Cock-1, Robert Hudson. ANY OTHER VARIETY WYANDOTT ‘ "

Cock-1, Fred. Gregory; 2, Robert _ Hudson. _ -I-.1

Hen-1 and 2, Fred. Gregory? _ . _ Oockerel-1-and 2, Fred. ,Gregory :I :IL Pullet.-1 and 2, Fred. Gregory. I

Cock--1, J. Whitlock; 2, E. J. Vee-'

y.

Hen-1, G. Oalbeckg 2, E. J. Ves- I _,,

soy; 3, John Whiélock. » ' _

'Cockerel-1, G. nlbeck. ,-._,,,,,_,_ ._ ._ .__,,_,, ,_ .._,,,__,, mm.niu_i_oio.u.u_o_im_o.o.I.un_m_i

Hudson; 3, John Whitlock; 4, E. J. _ _ ' " ' l v,,“ey_ _ lil _na

Breeding Pen OldILeghorns-1. _Hen- ‘ _ I

r Lapthor - 2'and Geo. Chilton;

.Z .I . 0”” T T W I '-

ree in en norcas-- , . . _ , _ , E $37,900,000 _

Cudmore; 2, Charles Pippy. Breeding Pen Old Wyandotte-1,

Geo. Lighcizer; 2, Ernest G. Weeks.

Young Breeding Pen of Any Qther

Variety-1, W. M. Taylor; 2, W._ Mir'

Breeding Pen oi Young Leghorns-

Chilton. _

-Breeding Pen Young Mlnorcas--1., W.

Cudmore; 2, Charles Hippy.

Young Breeding Pen Plymouth Rocks--1, .J. J. McKinnon; 2, G90-

Galbeck.~

Young Breeding Pen Wyandotte-1.

Geo.'W. Ford; 2, Geo. Lightiser; 3, John Whitlock. _ - - _ 1 Pair oi Dressed Cockei-els-1, L. A._ £11-* _ _-" _ _ “”‘

Haszard; 2, R. Day. ` `

Pair of Dressed Fowls--1, John

Whitlock; 2, LI. A. Hazzard.

Pair of Dressed Geese-1, Rowland

Day; 2, John Whitlock. . ‘

Pair of Dressed Ducks-J, John wniczock; z, charles Pippy. ' M

fI!llilll"1I'rI'I : '1_ "I1" 1'1" »Psii-_ of old Pekin-1, Jonn` wine-_ lock. - ’»" ‘ I Pair or oia A- 0. v.-ons:-its Pin

m;’a`ir of Rowan, Young--1, Robert Hudson. Pair of Pekin, Young-1, R. Day. _ Pair oi A. O. V., Young-1, Char- les Pippy. `

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John Whitlock' 2 Charlel Plllpf.

- One Dozen'Whito shelled Eggs-1, William Oudmore.

Breeding Pen-1, Joseph White. Pair ol Old Males-1, G. F. Oni-_

"Pairfof-Old Females-1. John A. ‘ Ferguson; 2, G. F., Oalbeck _ Pair of Young Halen-1, d.l'.- Cal _

Pan- oi:Y'ou`ng Females-1, Jeni. A. I

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ANY OTHER VARIETY.

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SPANISH. _ '

WHITE wY.iNno'1"r. _ -Iii-

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SILVER wYsNno'r'r. _ _ `

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Discounts

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25 p. c.

-331-`-3 p.c.

50 p. c;

make I' wise and pro fi table tO

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Buy Today at.~ The Great _

_Alteration Sale

WE THANK YOU

biisiiiess given us during

Fon 'ms ~oR»E_-vi" Lin: fini d..y_~. of th

great sale. '

W6 flSS\l_l”€ y-‘Ill ‘-hal wilh a stock of o~er

' Seventy lhousand dollars

we_ca_n and will keep ‘I

on giving you -wonderful bargains. ' _

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.of New Business was written by the Su11.Life_~_'. ` if

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of Canada for -the year 1912, an .increa`s_e_ of- ~ - over $5,5oo,ooo'over- 1911. _A inagniiicent- "

tribute to the capable maiiagenient of this good I old _“Prosperous and Progressive" Company.

E. R. B R 0

Charlottetown Manager, for P E. I_

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