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Protultl-_st.£1.¢._ oii».u.¢mew._.,.i.. un o- gre: on .- , .sa .sii¢_'eie.__geu.<ii'.'..:_ .-'lf' 999.

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--1-1. 1»»'_s»s~s.~is»-.ws

lfet J3‘__tl1l'¢8Y_ J. t' to Montreal 'and adder plant..

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ld_l§elgro;€,_ i turnee_,;q,» _ ieidolleglste s_es<iemy_. .‘.‘§°i..*2¥.¥‘?"»£‘°"#°# “°“"f~° -.fic

-Misa Daley"I-Iopgood of West Caps and Milt Jennie Smaliman of 0'. Leary leave this' morning for 'Wolf- wille to continue their studies at Ae-

cadlasamlnary. after spending the vicinity ef Picteu, seys s sydney :xg

Xmas holidays attheir home.J

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"`.q.?o1;t§LéwE'_Th° pr°t"‘°t°d filmed B.f¢ tw0nty~slx thousand- dui-‘

absen 0 sc ooner‘J. W., which 1 _ H ~ ‘ has been over 'ilu weskaen route from tim 8 has mum Beptemrml °p'

M0llt8ll\° P- E- I-. to Halifax, has M _ G,-,rd d ,nt ' been °1Pli\ia°d.by the fest that she kuegsvrgiex ruugiiersagi Ron. ¢i:ien:i'.°u

has been putting into dlllerent hm-_ bors along the, coast under stress of

weather.. -thus fescaping any ill-oilects B

from violent' storms that have

been _prgypumg mcenuy_ _ Sha spent $1 train near the Experimental Farm. some time ,at Arichat and is now safe cl

in Iea.ac‘_s"l-Is.rb§or. Her' greatest daily

rum have been from seven to eight car and the coal car have`been land-

miles. while considerable time has ed

been lost at ahehor in the different gmng ta raise the engine to the

havens. Her delay has resulted in se- rious loss to .the purchaser' of her cargo of produce as well as disap-

pointment to the shipper. Christmas evening at 316-22nd Ave-

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BIRTHDAY CEILEBRATION- On undermentioned ladies and gentlemen

Thursda evening' list e number

of w

friends Ind neighbors gathered _at R. the home of Richard and Mrs. Hen- in dsrson, Kingston, the occasion being th Mrs. Henderson'§ birthday. The even- of

his was pleasantly spent in music. by the spieures in etteudeuee. Among games and social chat until the com- th

pany was invited to the dinin room `

E th

to partake of ths`_ good things provid- C. ed by thaliostees. A pleasant fea- thel,, M. Potter, A. Iiavan, E. V. ture of the_eveni`n_g was the songs by Creed, B. Davey. Miss Helen Creed, Walter Shaw in his usual capable Miss Ellen Davey, Miss Winnie Gar- manncir. ` The evening passed all too ter. The evening passed pleasantly

Elm. 'Wal elected at the recent civic

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Elsanors ret terrier .iron ymmueiglretfl lc; *"‘P°Y

+I _s Hansen _ sumneréiee, --r *WW by the Mints seturesy from:

r--frcrunsn minorron.-.1.. T N°D5ssiH.°l'0s1eciv.` rm o. u. i 4513- $1--_;-M..` formerly of Montg-

elections as School Trustee by a handsome Majority - L '

sNoTz-ian sox vsNTUns.`-They e soon to have a mx (arm in 1,

8-hge. Tom Hudson is the 'promot- r 01 the company which willbe capi-

ons on two--pairs-of pup from

THE TRAIN --wnuox.-Interest till centres around the recent wreck-

e railway men are busily engaged caring ull the wreck.. .The baggage

at the yards and meuare endeav-

ack. ~

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...*CI-IRISTMAS DINNER.- On

ue W.. in the cit of Cal the

ere present at the annual banquet of J. Strachan & Co. The delicacies and out of season provided for at `

much attention and merited praise

ur Cleaver, D. Farrel, H. Runions, Stevens, W. H. Gordon, M. Be-

quickly and when_\the weesniall hourslwith music, games, songs, etc, till had arriYed‘~the company broke up I long after the midnight chimes when and dispersed to___their homes feeling the guests dispersed to their homes

n the city. “Loo-Loo."

they had spent an _enioyable evening. I

gm 'y_ ._ Y

‘ _ while driving on the Malpeque Road

\\<~ .\~~ ~ .~. \3.\\\_ ~_ \~ \ ' reckless‘driver. The doctor sustain-

`- ed a fractured rib and was consider-

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‘ ' soual supervision since its infancy.

. *_ _ _

V _ On learning of the strike of the fire-

` I A men on the Earl Grey Saturday and

- _ _ - Y \ - _ after a thorough investigation of the

_ ;- -- the signature of __ circumstances, D. Nicholson M. P.

i 4 Jen'y.-3

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` 0 _ I I _ Charlottetown today firemen demand-

_ , ‘ _ v ~ _ mmend. :Steamer

6 Km ~ U t ing chin-1 shut ei eight edditiousi

' - In U80 FDI' Over 30 Year! ' ‘ win result-to shippers, rssssssers ) femo Au||eosmmv.11||uanns~ra|:¢r.nswvoaxcm. ' and non-delivery of mails. If I do not iieei- from you *-0-nicht Will ill' - ' J ' _ struct Mr. Taylor to omP10Y this

ably cut and bruised, his horse dis-

" abled and his wagon and harness

badly`shattered. The man who ran into him was driving along the wrong side of the road going at a

_ swift rate in the dark.

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The.1_{1nd' You Have Always Bought. and which has been \ for over 80 years, hasborno the signature or

and has been made under his per-

_ Allow no one to deceive youintliis.

All Countcrfeits,-Ilpitationa and “Just-_as-good” are but 'Experiments endanger me neaitn en ' lllfhnta against Experiment.

A Whist iS'-CASTORIA

Castoria isa harmless substitute for Castor .0il, Pero-_ livrlc, .Dropa.nnd Soothing Syrups. .It ls Pleasant. It contains neither Qpilmn Morphine nor other Narcotic lllbatance. ="f_ts'ag`o is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Foverlshiness. It cures Diorrhoea and Wlpd (Jolie. It relieves Teething Troubles,-cures Constipation ‘ and Flafmlenoy.” _lpassimilates the Food, regulates 'tho-_ Stomach and' Bowefi, giving healthy and natural sleep.. The 0hlld`ren's Panaoea-The Mother-’a Friend.

vi E113. 'nn- *uns

1"`i"oW

to prove this to from letters rs- who have tested tonic and know

e Christmas dinner were fthe subject

e guests presentwere I E. West, Ar- ig,

' ing out anew. In addition to the ' damage done the building,..the con-

Ccneiipetienis the

motofmanyformeof

eicknea and of an

. endless amount \of

hunian misery.

Dr. Morse’a Indian

- Root Pills,

- 'i

thoroughly tested by overfifty years of uae,

‘ ’have Been proved a _ safe euro

for' constipation and

'all liincired trouhlsa. Try them. 4 251:. a box.

H. D. McEwen, M61-a1|_ mme to

Charlottetown -Saturday and leaves this 1ll0l`l1il1g for Vancouver.

GOOD YIELD.-Jzmes Ooady of Emyvsls. Lot. 80, has tin-esiied 211 bushels white oats, ol! four acres. Beat that _who san?

A. lii._ Dewar of Newlands, Char-

lottetown- Royalty, has left ou s, PIWUUPB tl'il> t0 the United States.I-Ie Will spend a few days in Boston pro- °°dil18 thence to. Washington where e Willremaiu for n few months.

HIGH WIND.-The wind storm on Siltllfday. which greatly increased during the evening, was keenly felt by those who were forced _to go 'out on business or pleasure. At nine o’clock the velocity of the wind was thirty-six miles eu neur, with ine temperature gradually felling. Many trees throughout the citv were partly broken and otherwise injured.

nn. LEDWELI. INJURED.-Dr. R.

Ledwell, Charlottetown, sustained painful injuries a few nights ago

_as the result of being run into by a

--About 11 o’clock Saturday even-

ing the inhabitants of Summerside were startled bv a ilre alarm. The fierce gale which was blowing at the time added greatly to the seriousness of the situation. Almost as soon as the alarm was given 5 crowd had gathered on the street. Fortunately for the town the fire was in a small barn at the western extremity owned by Samuel Grady. The ilre was soon under control and did not spread to any other buildings. The fireman re- mained on the scene until two o'clock so as to prevent the fire from break-

tents. consisting of a cow, two pigs and shock of hens,were sudoeatsd.A large amount of hay at the barn was .spoiled owing to its being drenched with water. The origin of the fire is unknown.J. ..

for Queens County immediately sent the following telegram to Hon. J .D. Hazen. Minister of Marinez-

J. ‘D. HAZN, . Minister of Marine and Fisheries.

Ottawa: Steamer Earl Grey unable to leave

firemen which I reco must sail on Monday or serious loss

additional help for the benefit of all

°°°°°"f° n, N1oHo1.soN.

._ -In addition to _the above urllsllfl meesales were sent to the DODUW' ment bv the Board of Trade and by B number of private citizens. On Satur- day evening the Department lD¢¢l’\l°ff gd captain Taylor, Agent of Marine. to engage the additional eight men. The striking firemen however insisted sus guarantee that the new men to be put on should be permanently ap- pointed. Furtlier pour parlera fol- lowed between Qaptain 'l‘aYl°"_. A-4- McLean, M. P.. and the strihllld U0' mem and on Sunday morning it

FnEs;

_ A

.dnhite arrival of the lndennlte om

-bo . .

_ \ ping: pibx-een 'mom of the oem-

co|.c‘Yios= _Y charity that vis--'vale 1* ' P-

3 _ ____ _“__ . “"°~ ‘~'..:.""....."“‘....°:.‘ir..: ....-‘°.°".i=f

looked as ifsthe" steamer would re- maintiei to the what! until the in-

lcavec this nib g on an extended visit to her aunt Mrs. (Dr) Small wood Boston

At latest reports Saturday _Samuel

Warren, Victoria. who was' seriously ill for the past week. was reported as slowly sinking.' " _ '

Clyde _Auld leaves this morning” to

resume his studies at McGill after spsnding the holidays at his home' lu, Charlottetown! ` ' _'

Miss Florence"_‘ Strickland, Char lottetown, is spending the winter with her brother Fred. Strickland of Jamaica Plains," Mass. ‘

Mrs, James Beales and Miss Jean

Cameron ol Charlottetown leave to-

morrow mornilq for Boston and otli- er Amcrlcan cit ea, where they will spend the winter. -

The many _friends of' Samuel Lowe, Charlottetown, will be pleased to learn that he is enjoying good health

reported Saturday

day afternoon returning from West mount, Montreal, where he spent the nolidays with Wm. and Mrs. Wright.

Harry Smith, Montreal, who had

been spending the Xmas holidays in cue.-iecteeeivn, left seturaey morn- ing to resume his duties as Inspector in Weshmount Academy, Montreal.

Ewen Matthews, Brandon, Man.,

arrived in this Province last week on a visit, accompanied by his young son Ralph. Mr. Matthews, who was formerly of Ross and Matthews, Charlottetown, will IQ heartily wel- comed by a wide circle of friends.

MRS. MURDOCI-li MCLEAN.-A par- ticularly sad death occurred on Sat- urday evening last when Mrs. Mc- Lean, of McLean Brothers, North Wiltshire, passed away after a brief illness, leaving to mourn, besides her husband, seven children, one of them an infant two weeks old. The late Mrs. McLean was a. most loveable woman and her death is sincerely' mourned bv all, who knew her. She was 35 years of age and was the only daughter of John K. McLeod, Spriugton. Three brothers, Revs. J. B. of Westerton, Ont., A. B. of Corn- wall, Ont., who came home last Fri- day for a. short visit, and Rev. D. M. of Lynn, Ont. To-the husband and children so suddenly bereaved of a loving wife and mother and to the parents and brothers left to mourn the loss of an only and much loved daughter and sister the Guardian ten- ders deepest sympathy.

TELEGRAPH ARRANGEMENTS.-

A number of changes have been made in the Western Union, formerly the Anglo-American Telegraph 1 Coin- pany’s office in Charlottetown. T. C. James, for forty years the capable

superintendent cg the Company, is retiring. A. E. orrison is succeeding him. Mr. Morrison, connected with the service some thirty-four years as electrician and manager of the Char- lottetown odlce is well-known as a capable and obiiging oillcial _and a prompt and satisfactory service is assured the public under his adminis- tration. J. M. Murley has -been 'ap- pointed tradlc chief. He is a first class operator, an obliglllg YOURS man and may be devslided 011 t0 mlm' age his portion of the business. J.F. Fraser and L. G. A. Anderson. also reliable and obllging young men, are the operators. Miss Miriam Proctor, formerly with S. A. McDonald, Queen St., is the Stenographer, while Al- fred Farrel is line foreman. The oillce has increased the messenger stail and it is the intention of the superinten- dent to give a thoroughly up-to-date service.

iuniiiiisns T

Hill Hlldrsd Oberlotteiiolrll. /

H“M't~<;=How_e 4;.-,~s¢._iT,. . 3- . - i _ ~ I " ‘ “ _ `="

vial

to a. cup

et present sud is not in es currently _-4 Cubes-loc. zo Cubes-2 5c.‘

' & ‘Tins of 4, 10, 50 and 100 Cubes. _

J. E. Bell, Charlottetown, was a 5: , ___ _ _

One OXO Cube'

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its .§>3°

Oxo Cubesare beticriliaa beefieg, mdguj mn - . nourishing. No messy jars or bottles-jun clean, dainty little Oxo Cubes. each one made the sigh( size for a cupful. Each cube is full of.food-ning md °°l1f\il1S U12 rich. nourishing and stiniulatin. properties of prime fresh beef-combined scleniiioally- ln the right proportions. On every occasion when 3, hog beverage is acceptable Oxo Cube; are hangin- mg better than anything else could be. Dissolved in hoe

_ 'Filler in a few moments-they sustain for hours.

passenger on the mail special Satur- i _';_. 1 ' ' ' W W 4' "_*_ ` ?\. 'M'

TUESDAY.

-Owing to indisposition the Rev.J.

A, Winfield was unable to conduct all his services on Sunday. On advice of his physician he is resting a few days this week.A.

Edwin Delaney of Chicago who has

been away from this province for the past twenty-seven years is visiting his old home in Darnley. He is very much delighted 'with the improve- ments in the city and country.

-A ERESHET.-During a freshet

of last week the dam at the grist mill of Geo. C. Gordon, Huntley, was carried away. Mr. Gordon with his usual proxnptituds is now installing s gasoline engine and expects to have his mill running again in -a iew days. --A.

-FIRE ALARMS.-During the year

of 1912 there were 7 fire alarmsin Summerside. The nrsi; was at the residence of-‘,-Mrs. Wm. Reid; the sec-

ond, a califfor assistance from St. Eleanor’s;'= bird, at the residence of John Lawless; fourth, a barn _owned by Samuel Grady; fifth, n barn owned by Levi Silliphant; sixth, shop owned by Wm. Rose, and seventhja fire at the residence _of Daniel Steels. Owing to the prompt action of the firemen the total damage for this year` was only between $300 and $400.J. i ` '

C0l.l)S 01" '

l.0NG STANDING

Are ilonqucred _ By

Specific. No 108. A Piiysician.’s Remedy. Noi a Paienl Medicine.

"Nox a Cold," Specific 108, brings

speedy and sure relief in the case of colds of obstinate character. Dr. E. D. Edick of Bowmanville, says:-“I- considcr it a very serviceable and de- sirable remedy ln consumption, coughs, colds, and lung trouble, of recent or long continuance." "108" is a physicin.n’s prescription, sold at

Sufferers from these dreadful and

d u dia s can surel afford to

That You A

A few minutes of your time for :i

few days and I will demonstrate to you, without expense to yourself, that I have :i medicine that drives Uric Acid poison from the system and by so doing cures kidney trou- ble, bladder trouble and rhcuinriiisui _I don't ask you to take my word 1'-'ir it, but simply want you to let mc send you some of this medicine so that you can use it personally.

I am trying to convince sufferers

from_i.hose diseases that I have some- thing fn.r better than tho usual run of

remedies, Liientmcnts und such things, and the on y way I can demonstrati- thnt fact is to go to the expense of compounding the medicine and scndim: it out free of charge. This I um gluii to dd for any sufferer who will iakr the time to write mc. Understand. 1 will not send you a so-called "sample, proof ur test treatment," nor will I send you a. package of medicine nnil say tliut you can use some of' it and pay for the rest. but I will send you u. supply( free of charge and you will not bc as ed to pay for this gift nor will you be under any obligations.

All I want to know‘fs that you have a

disease tor which my medicine is ln- tended. as it is not a "cure-all," and I give herewith sumo of the leading symptoms of kidney, bladder and rlicu- matic troiibles. If you notice one or more of these symptoms you need this medicine, and I will be glad to send you some of it if you will write me thc numbers of the symptoms you huvo, give your nge, and your nomo and nd- ress. My addresys Dr. T. Frank Ly- noti, 84-I Frank] Building, Toronto. Ont. You promise me nothing: you nay me nothing for lt. All l as , so there shell be no mistake, is that you send me the numbers of your symptoms or a de- scription in your own words. and that you take tho medicine according to the

directions I send you. It is mg' way of getting publicity for m me icine so

e Curable

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DR. T. FRANI.. LYNOTT

who will send medicino to anyones '

free of charge few dnys to rlcmurialriilif ii the-ir oxvh suiisfnctlnn if tiiiry arf- niirable. espo- ulnliy when you coiisldor no cipcnso is involved. and I willingly give you my iinio and my mciiiciiic. Ail'any fair- nifndcd afflicted person wants to know is if a certain thing will cure HlM'or lIEI`t. and hero is an opfloriunity to .find out without cost, obligation or import- iiiit loss of time. Till-JSE I"FJW DAYS may be the turning' point in your life. '

All who are lntorcsied enough in

write me for the fron medicine will also receive n. copy of' my lui' e illus-

irntod medical hook which ggoscribes iii(-sc diseases thorouFlily. t is the inrgost book of the k nd ever written

for fi-uo distribution. and a new edition

just being printed I will also write

is . you a letter of diagnosis and medical advice that should be of great help .to

you; but In ords-r to do this I mutt know that you need my medicine. Wrl o me the numbers of the symptoms that trouble you, and your age, and I will promptly carry out my promises. Show an inclination to be cured and you. will e.

that it will become wfdeiy known.

You will agree when you have used

it that it dissolves and drives out uric acid poison. It tones the kidneys so that they work in harmony with tho bladder. It strengthens the bladder so that frequent desire to urinate and other urinary disorders are banished. lt stops rheumatic aches and pains im- mediately. It dissolves uric acid crys- tals so that back and muscles no longer ache und crooked joints quickly straighten out. It reconstructs the blood and nerves so that you soon feel healthier and more vigorous, sleep bet- ter and eat better and have energy throughout the day. It does ali this. and yet contains nothing injurious and

;s absolutely vouchad for according to aw.

These Are the Symptoms:

I-Pnln in tho heck.

2-Too frcqur-nl df.-alro to urinate.

:I-Burning or olmrucflnn of urine. .-.

4-Pain or aorennnu in tho hlnddur.

B-Prostatic trouble. 6-Gas or pnln In the stnmnrll. .. . 7-General rlcbillty. wmiluirss. dlninolls

8-Pain or soreness under rich! rib. 0-Swelling in any part of tho body.

I 0-Consflimllon or livvr irnnhlr-.

I i-Pnlpimtlou or pain unrlor the _heart

l2~l’l'lln ln this hlp julili.

lil-Pnln In the neck or hand.

14-Pain or sorom-ss in the kidneys. 15-Pnln or awelllnz nf ilio Joints.

10-Pnlu or swolllniruf tho muscles.

17-Pnlu und soreness in nerves.

18-Acute or chronic rhoumnllem.

Hughes Drugstore, 251:. _per bottle. I

angero s en cs Y spend a few minutes each day for B

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Mrs. Burnside Escaped an Op- ysues by renin; Lynn F. '

Pinkhaufs Vegetable

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foruaaving thi; petr__ts`h`abl_: freiggf; 1?? me I wocldnsverbs ' we Show You “OW __ U0 NRM. ° 4° ° °F°~ ' ' -- 4°' well unless I would ‘ . _ . . ~ » . -_ > i 've- -

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