_? _ l rngn

A . fwc¢_

(or women at £4 sre'~ 111 lh¢"ne_w points'

want,-dong uppers, t0°S. high heels and quality tawcalt with

_ wear, made to" fit the

Of the average foot, well lined -» a splendid wearing and good

Allsizes......... $4

W grades _$4.50 and" He y O &’

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W -‘WS 0| Chfislmasi ...€~..:§-. ..”.‘°:3,°::l;*.°..:.?ia.°.§::::: °-»_;_,»=_‘dd=d f°~bv -mb cd;l;.':i:.2.&2.°:.f1i‘;°;1.':;°';:° c°Ho°:s.is your coal bin? Better Pr°vin°°' ‘ Hut" let’»a fill it now with good oonl`at ~ """'_ l

a correct price.

Wishing you a Merry Christmas. C- |»Y0llS 31 00| e Pune

‘ - ~Phone nr

. T0 FRAME WE CAN Cotton- "Seed Meal-Cotton seed

mai, ,400 begs just smvee. osrvén ' _ s D0 IT V sm. 1~eMai. ~

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TENDERS, 'addrolisd to §°_ Pottmasterz General, will be" _ re~ ` _ ved 'Ent ‘ Ottawa until Noon, on __ Fri~ eeygtse vtntimn-ns.-y 1913 for ine .conveyance 'oi His Ma1esty’s .»Mei1s,on 5 proposed contract for four years, _six times per week over Rural Mail “"Route_-‘No 2 tromi Milton .Station Prince Edward Island to commence at the pleasure 'ol the Postmaster Gene- re`l. , '_ , _ f._ "Printed notices containing further -inlbramtfon as to oonditionrot pro- posed Contract may be seen and blanhicrms ol Tender may be obf tained ,at the Post Ohlcss oi Milton ,"Station, Winslos Station, Northll-i_ver and ati the I'-:st Qiliee Inspector. V ' _ ’

' JOHN F. NYHEAI. ` ‘ Post Oillceilnspector; _

Post'Oiilce Inspector's Ctlice, '

_onf'reqn, nec. zatn,‘191z.» ; 18-BOM M81? ' " '

Opera House 1.1.... len. ....1 iw., lata Charlottetown _tlperatlc “ Society

. _' Will Present '

me isle ol wana- l _ |{_0|id;|y_ if

Woolen". ~ _

Musical U

of St. Vin-

at this Seaison for

Goods, Dre s s 1 n Cases,

5 , F - R - E - E Comrlnto our office and have you

teeth examined free' of cha e. Oni takes p few mintues and we wig tell yo exactly what you need and it wont ces' lycu one penny. We _make teeth and guar i anteethem to lltexaetly, We also guas- actee perfection in Crown and _Bridg work Extracting and iiiltug v/ilhout pain, prlca moderate.

‘ DR ROBINS 'R

gaggésn Btr%¢Lt;ml1e§7tMc|lo0r Beer it Gloii

BAYER PHOTO STUDIO

A rr. ".f'l§-Zinc

.i ‘ afsrllln ll%s|‘ts£ Darian

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SEALED TENDERS, ,ddressoq 'cg

the Postmaster General, will be-' re- ceived st Ottawa until Noon,` on FUUBY. the 81st J8.nuary`,19I8_ lor. the conveyances- oi His lMajesty’s` Mails, on a proposed Contract _ ior four years, six times per week, over R\u°a1 Mail Route No.~ 1 from Eme- rald from the ist Merclr- next. u - Printed notices containing further information as to conditions of pro-` posed Contract may be seen and blanh forms oi Tender may'be ob-

.tained et the Post Omen et %i-sham Reed, Emerald. Norborough, otmds Mills and st the _oiilce ol the _Post Omee Inspector. _ V- ._; | ii .Post Oillce Inspector's Omce, ‘ 'Uh"I‘own, Dec. 28th, 1912.

JOHN F, WHEAR ' Poet 0n‘ioe~Inspector.

12-80M M81.

1 I _

Showers

. Our _Store is .noted

values in. _Holiday

Mm-ore, Mih-

alks

and

o'clook the velocity oi the wind was thirtyfsix miles an hour. with the temperature gradually falling Many' trees thi' h t th cit tl

Charlottetown,,wes recently present- see.hlm in town again, says an ex ed bv the pupils of her Sunday B¢\1°°l hens' Mr Wirslne hu been an wi.. class with s handsome bag and purse i

HIGH WIND -The wind storm on

Saturday which greatly increased during the evening, was keenly ielt

by those who were lorced to go out 3 on business or pleasure . At nine ,¥°\’f»Bll1°<l at B 110116 thimble tea on

-@-,

WBILOOMIID BACK -'rhe Bech- lle frieiidl cl ’ Jock Wiggins, son

of Rev C I Wiggins, are glad to

n peg for the last two years or eo- :dr Wiggins is known in Charlotte- own

SOCIAL EVENT -Mrs I-Iyudman, r , says an Edmonton exchange, sn

Saturday for her guest Miss Mclidil lan ol Charlottetown Mrs Hynd man wore black silk with lace trim nings, Miss C McMillan, black sat

oug ou e v were par y

broken and otherwise injured ANOTHER FOX VENTURE -They

are soon to have s fox iarm in the vicinity ol Picton, says is Sydney ea chanse Tom Hudson is the promot- er ot the company which will be capi talized at twenty six thousand dol lars He has secured September op- tions on two pairs of pups from Messrs Gordon and Oulibn well

known lox ranchers oi P lil Island I

BYBIL REAOHES PORT - _

steamer Lady Sybil arrived Jan lst says a Halifax exchange, from Picton with gentral freight On ber run down to Picton from the Magdalen Islands which was the lest oi the season, the Lady Sybil had to con-

end with a still blimard and her

bers Bhe will, it is expected, lay up bers She will, it is expected, lay up is well known at the port of Char iottetown

r t ‘ - '

y decks were kept well awash with com- ance of the nomination would stir up u _ ‘

NOW RECOVERING -Word has

been received that Jack Carter, son oi Ed Carter, who is studying lor the priesthood at Rome, and who was h rt tl in

nee ar s nd, who was

at ilrst (cared would succumb to his injuries, is somewhat improved, and il expected to completely recover in b course of time

FOX DELAYED -It will be remiem bored that a black lox purchased in_ New Yor .by William Bell and others ol ape Traverse some weeks agp was delayed at Truro, it is alleg ed, thru some fault oi the Express Company. Mr. Bell was obliged t _ return to Truro to hunt- up the valuable animal. I-le succeeded in lo- cating and bringing him home but it" is understood he holds the express company responsible and will make 5 claim for damages, the lox not being in s satisfactory condition when dis covered. ‘

SPORTING NEWS.-Dan McDon-

ald. the Cape Breton-middleweight wrestler, says a St. John exchange, has arrived from‘Bos_ton ' where he has: been taking part in wrestling bouts during the last few weeks. He will go to Houlton (Ma) Friday' morning, where he expects to get on two matches. McDonald said last night that he had not done much box _ ing during the list two years but he believed that he was still able to' make a good showing. He would be willing to meet Mike (Twin) Sullivan in a ten round contest and believes that the bout _would draw well either _in Houlton or Sydney. He expects to be back in St. John within a few days and would like to hear lrom anyone who wishes to arrange a wrestling or boxing exhibition with him. _ , "

as-_-e-L;-»i.l_

::We have an excellent assortment

ol the famous Diana Bon~Bons. This _éonlectioneryis made in Germany, and is xce ti d test .'

e p onally pure an _ 1

50s. lb. E. A. Foster, Central Drug- store. _ I-Slidti.

5(: Peoples

' _ The fqihargei Light, Brigaaes

gn-emlrur and heart

of their better

i splerre collar

u rscen y an automobile aoci S dent, escaped with slight injuries. and I will soon be alright again His com panion, 5 young man named Rooney,

of Pri Edw d I la it

happy to many more whose happiness

sms ~=f_;,“,__"f»`f_f»»-».=»»°"‘f;'°-- '

_ sifssoitlnnlis to the nent oss- ecte angels ea do Ululimd Gob ' ‘ _

~ r' -_-_sv _ _ . . Pns:snsrrl'rr_oN.'-un. .<rtev_.) _H-. 3 ' _ ' ~

E. 'i‘homas,`St. John, formerly. oi, . _é _._ _ _

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_ . _ 1 ' V A i l . _, '

. The A . -4 _

\ St . Mt!

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-“- _TO-NIGH T -- Don't miss one of them

nblsleness of theme# spectacular,

n, trimmed with buttons and Robes-

INWARD TBAINB -The western Xpress arrived in Charlottetown Bat- .irday at 11.30 sm, on time the Summer-side accommodation at 540 p m , twenty~ilve minutes late 'Nic special from Bummerside with the mail from the Minto arrived hare gt; 3 p m The special to Summerside to connect with the Minto left Saturday morning at 6 o'clock

onderlng whether Dr Pringle will ccept the nomination for Mayor, says s Sydney exchange He himself is absolutely ignorant ol the move-

DH PRINGLE -Many persons are w s

ment in his favor, and it is not known how he will regard it I-lie accept-

great enthusiasm -Dr Pringle has /islted Charlottetown on several oc asions and has many friends in this province.

A NOVEL SOUVENIR -The Guar lsn has received from the Canadian Advertising Ltd, with oilices in To- ronto, Montreal and Quebec, 3 hand ome and novel New Year’s greeting. t is an artistically printed booklet ll Crum DHPBI oi s superior grade, the greeting, Dickens’ Wish, 'Bo may- th new year be a happy one to you,

spends on you So may each yeaq e happier than the /last," printed in. delicate green and gold ink, surround d by a holly border The wish is 5 good one that many will appreciate.

::Bring your prescription to us. We

will give it prompt and perfect at tention have an expert look after the work and deliver it promptly to your home. We deliver. parcels to every part of the city, give phone‘orders the, same prompt, careful attention as personal call. The McKinnon Drug Co.. Corner Great George and Kent

s .

Bolts Pimplcs Abcesses

ALL EVIDENCE OB' IMPURE BLOOD, AND RUN-DOWN CON DITION

When the blood becomes thin

poor, dovitalized nature cries ou through such external and oiten pain tul evidence for help, and the saiest surest and most helpful remedy

know is Vinol.

This is because it is a combination

ol the two most world tamed tonics-the medicial curative cle-_ ment ol cod liver oil, (without the oil) and tonic iron for the blood. Vi- nol strengthens__the digestive organs, creates a hearty appetite purirles,sn`d enriches the blood creates strength.

Mary Lang of Kltoona, 1’a., says:

"Even since childhood, ,I have been dem-ste, and my blood voorn thin. and dsvitalised. Nothing seemed to help me until I' took Vinol and it_l\U»B_ built me up and made me strong." M We soy positively there is nothing like Vinol to purify and enrich the mood and buns up week. r“\1-G0" pe_ople. Il it should tail ‘in your case we will return y0\1f m°1l°¥- E- . A~ Foster. Central Drugstore, Charlotte-1

we P. E. I. _ --

Theatre 5C

Relief of _ Luckhow

_ Both the working farmer and the

'plated arrangements with the Pllblilhr

. uivanli , .

‘Ai

_ I desc _ .{‘..i’.‘."s‘.€l.is"'.$,..i’,i»|...._5°5.

Wcrms,Convulsicns.l`cver|sh- _ nceemdbossorsuan

EXACT COPYUIWIAHIL

Ig Infants and Children. -

Bears the ,_ Signature

i}liSTO|lIi\

Kind You Have

Always Bought

_ of

f ° In - llse For Uver

Thirty Years

'UI CIIYIIII OUIPIIW li will Of"

Hooks

i Our Great Clearance Sale has afforded a~ rare opportunity to secure a really fine time-piece at the price ol s cheap one, which the people have noi been slow to improve. Now we are not going to conceal the fact that we have solda great many of the best clocks in stoclr; Q: the other l1and‘ we wish to remind you that we still have many fine Par-

~ lor and Brudoir clocks

pecially when we quote you.

A Discount of 30 p. c.

Styles---Black enamelled _ wood, Mahogany and Oak cases.

G. F. Hutcheson

Jeweller---Optician

_ I-6M'f

Foxes For _ Sa

fiféh

ii?-'."l5:4:

\ ch. vfllhrsgalfemaie Black Fqys.

The business or larming is in the most critical Period oi its develop- ~ ments.

investor in farm lends and securities are seriously study-ing how to turn (arm products into net profits.

There are thousands or iarmers in

Prince Edward Island alone. Ia it not hard to believe that only

.sus of every five read a iarm paper t all? Only one ia tive? The other -.tour need the instructions given bv (arm. DBDBFI- _

The Guardian. management has corn-

ers ol The Canadian Countryman so that this excellent weekly magazine

LETTEH TU THE FAHMEH;

ill bs mailed FREE lm- one year to y subscriber of the Guardian who

we ale Black Foxes. Two Female Cross Foxes. Ons Male Cross Fox

mens.

All extra large, Good Color, Fins Speci-

tiff..

_ --_. r

emits a years subscription in ad- vance according to instructions on

first DBK8. P

The Canadian Countryman is pair ,_ ished weekly at Toronto, Uanada. and has branch oilices at Winnipeg, Van

couver, Regina and Mont\'eal.i

A. L. McOrsdie, B.S.A., B.A., is

Editor in chief and Henry Birett B.-

S .A.. Agricultural Editor

Board of Directors are as lollowsz-

Z. A. Lash, LL.D., Toronto, Prssid~ ent Sir Edmund Walker, !3anker,"l‘or- onto; Nelson Monteith. Q.S.A., farm- er, Stratford; Thomas Delworth. lan' mer, Weston; Walter James, farmer, Rosser. Man: W. J. Glass, larmer, Mcueou, Alta; A. G. Hopkins, V. B.

farmer. Bretton. Bank. 10-1'llid.`Fit.!.

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Five Mele Blue Foxes

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wxlileoogugome to St. .1ohn,N. B.. if you

` U ` .

11-Mliici F Nd? 158? Tick

For Sale .

ALASKA BLUE FOXES.

Apply '

N. C. CHRISTIE, 12-31Mio1 Amherst, N. S.

` Beaver

I replacfng.

Used on every type of

to studding in new work plaster for remodelling.

Call write or telephone

Comyany,

_ Sale Agents

. V. _ _. _ _ __. A Remodel.

n In

Time

-You dont have to wait till Spring for building

your new walls and ceilings or remodelling. Use

~ It may be put up at°any season, takes the place

of lath and plaster, will not crack and never needs

Let us show you how you can use Beaver Board.

The Rogers H arclware

_ . ,

the Postmaster General, will be re-'

Board

building, nailed directly or over the old lath and

Limited.

for P. E. I.

F ' P-'ig'

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MAIL CONTRACT

SEALED TENDERS, addressed to

ceived at Ottawa .until Noon, ' qi

riday, the 7th February 1918 M‘ the conveyance' of Hia Majestylia Mails. on a proposed Contract lor tour years, six times per week over Rural Route No 2 from Freetown, Prince Edward Island to commence at the Postmaster Geueral's plessurg. Printed notices containing further inlormation as to conditions oi pro- posed Contract msy be seen and blanh forms oi Tender may be ob-

"tained at the Post Oillces of

Freetown, Lower Freetown and at he omce oi the Post Ofliee Inspector.

~ JOHN F. WHEAR

- Post Oilloe Inspector.

Post Oillce Inspector’s Oillce, Ch"i‘own, Dec. 28th, 1912.

12-30M M81.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Annual Meetin§

The Annual General meeting of

the Hazelbrook Dairying Co.. Limited,wlll be held at or near the factory on Wednesday, january 15th, at one o'clock p. m.

JOHN SM [TH-~-President

WJ. MCEACHERN---Secretary,

Mt, Albion

Jan, 3rd, 1913. ~

1-M6,ro,2i.

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~=..-s~-- _ ~ ~-ses.

films are worthy l

. Big

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Wednesday T'

` The Vengeance of Fate '

2 riels. f Western

_Songs-\ _

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A ‘discerning public has

the year.

of over $83,ooo,ooo. .

grsti ying expressions of

maturing. _ '

or an on c e

Ladies

thine tlitiua

DlA`ltClS10l'Il¢E . `

1-glial _

‘ run at

_.T

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announces-with due acknowledgment to all re~

_ sponsible---another year of great success in |912.

with Applicltious exceeding $25,000,000 during

, _

The Management is not unmindful that much of

_ _this great usiness is due to the kindly' co~oper-

stlon of well-satisfied policyholders, now num- bering over 4o,ooo, and protected to the extent

And yublic acknowledgment' ‘luade of the manv

‘ during th; year of results under Policies now

A A ..;. ...,.,_,,_..._. `Thiiirc1it-West Lita Assurance tio. _,___

imnmb

favored the Company

F . appreciation received

NEW YORK FISH ADS

(incorporated)

-Dealers

Q Eels Specialties ‘

correspondence 'piomsiiy answer

lleneils sent on application.

WILEY li_§BllS

Boston,Ilsaa.'l‘ransiet"J _ ‘;. __ 3

' References. Greenwich _

- i _ » wholesale lists house in the United-_

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which you will like. es- =°

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