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~ (Ihllilren’s Photos

look best when taken here _ at The Studio Where Baby is Always Welcome.

` C001( STUDIO _

G. H. Cook, Prop. I

Jewelry

_ _ -FOR-

'Xmas ‘Gifts

We have a fine assortment

of Watches, Brooches, Rings,

We make no extra charge

for engraving.

C. W. Patterson Jeweller

From lianil to liaini

The jewel-fuel ihstmeans more Io y

when you need if than the whiteat dia ond- _

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ll1gh»qi.la|ify Coal from our yards-clean, free-burning, long-lasting Coal-fair prices, and fair service in rxch Inge for your orders.

YAny orders today? Quick delivery? es.

C. Lyons & Co.

1 Phone 111

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Farm C For Sale

‘The undeisigned oEsrs for sale his farm ofone hundred and forty-five acres, situated in Milton, six and one half miles from Charlottetown. _One hundred and

twenty acr'sa is in the very highest state of' cultivation. .The balance covered with

t!:e`best of lumber both hard and soft. -

wood. -

The crop has been fed on the farm for

years, so that the soil is in excellent con- dition. Good house and out-buildings, windmill fixtures, two pumps in never falling streams of water, and pn up-to-

te ox ranch, all in good repair are on

ft? Can he sold separately as twn _farms of ninety-five and fifty acres each if pre- ferred, as both run parallel and have good f`reo'age. `

I t ia near to Church, _School and

Station, and ia altogether the nest. bar- gain on the market for many years. Will

bg,_g°1¢ |31. lparydelasyk tprms to the right

, o i over. “QW an °W. H. HORNE,

' _ _ _Milton Station.

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BENJ. CARTER & C_0..

Auctioneers.

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this new pat

'tern is as lasting

i _ as the ware itself,

I . because it is based ' 1 _on simple lines.

Sectional plate added to points of greatest

’ wear increases its llis'

three-fold.

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W.W.W_ellner ,

V, jeweler l

Bracelets, Lockets, Chains, Ii A __-_-|835 __

C2115 I4111kS,F0lJS, SCSIT P1115, i ' gltlverware, Ebony Goods, &c, u ,,,,_,,,,_,_,,,_,m,_,,,__,

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B1 Sal GUARDIAN Q'

MARY STUART.-Hr. Be.rtlett's lecture on Mary Stuart in Grace Church to-night will begin at 8 o’clock.

ELECTRIC LIGHT.-People wish-

ing to save money should pay their electric light bill today and receive the discount.

INWARD TRAINB.-The eastern

express arrived in Charlottetown yesterday at 11.40 a. m., ten min- utes late; the Bummsrside accommo- dation at 6.00 p. m., forty minutes late.

MINTO LEAVES.-The Minto left

Georgetown Saturday morning for Picton, with express, 50 tons of freight, 30 passengers and 10 sacks of paper anil letter mail and docked in Pictou at 10.35 a. m. She will leave Pictou this morning on return.

SACKVILLE HOCKEY.-In o, very

keenly contested game of hockey-the ‘first of the inter-collegiate series- played in Sackvllle, Feb. 5th, Aca- dia went down to defeat before the Mt. Allison septstte by a score of 3-2. Chas. Thompson, Montague, played left wing for Mt. Allison.

FIENDISH ACT.-Several valuable

dogs have met their death in Char- lottetown at the hands of some mis- creant who takes a delight in placing out poisons, thereby killing harmless boasts. cinch fiendish acts are hut the promptings of the bnser quali- ties of a disreputnble and brutal character.

pus _ _ Q

$1’ \5_T

Htl.-ca.

- F - R - E - E Come into our office and have your

teeth examined free of charge. Only takes a few mintuen and we will tell you exactly what you need and it wont ccst you one penny. We make teeth and guar- anteethem to fit exactly. We also guar- antee perfection in Crown and Bridge work Extracting and filling without pain. prica moderate.

DR. ROBINS

26 Queen Strget. Next door Beer &Goff 10-lmtf hone 316-.l

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, Are you attending the I

Agriculture Meetings

if so Visit our Studio for anything in the Photograph line.

BAYER PHOTO STUDIO

_MQ The B eglaaaes, Telescopes, -s sri:~‘r:::';.1.':i°..‘_:'i::'..;'::..z':2.'°°-

Opposite Post Otlice. I

Foxes Foxes

Parties having 1913 pups for

sale should correspond with the undersigned, giving breeding _and State price. _

UFOXYI!

i Box 332 ,___

Charlottetown. `

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If you would see olsqi-ly ron ah nnid he sili:-.e.t.has you srelook ng through oiear g e . .

lyis I jlasaes, ale carried by us are warrantgd to be but

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Soutliiiifde Queen Bt.

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that gives orocoks

power

haves ofeoal on

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to attend

That pain in the back ‘

iscsnsed by diseased kid- I _neys. .Geton the fight 'roafd-to health by'_using Rexalli Kidti‘r;y~ P1lls,1‘]a. preparation 't is o y ' re¢d»by_us. Money- hsekif dissatisfied. Price - ii box 5o`¢,' three boxes for $i_.a_5, six boxes for $2-5°- T_he_f McKinnon DNR Co ,_oo1-ner Great George

and,Keiit

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MRS. BELL DEAD.--There passed

peacefully away at South Melville,on Feb. 2,1913, Janet Hoilell, beloved wife of Malcolm Bell. She leaves to mourn a sorrowing husband, two children, an aged father, three sisters and two brothers, besides a large circle of friends and relatives to mourn the loss of a kind wife and loving mother. The bereaved have the sympathy of their many friends in their sorrow.

_WEDDING BELLS.--A quiet wed- ding took place nt St. Augusrine Church, Rustico, on Monday, Febru- Iify third. when James Brn.ham,Ken- sirigton, was united in marriage to Lauretta M. White of Hunter River, Rev. J. J. Chaisson performed the ceremony. The bride, gowned in blue satin, was attended by Ming Margaret Berrigan of North Wilt. shire. while Emmet Driscoll support- ed U10 Broom. The happy couple will reside in Kensington.

IMPORTANT DECISION. - The

Privy Council has allowed the ap- peal of the Royal Bank of Canada against the iudgment of the Alberta Provincial Court. in the case of the Alberta. and Great Waterways Rall- way vs. the' Royal Bank. The amount involved is upwards of $7,000,000 and the appeal was allowed on the ground that the money confiscated by the government was the property of tne bond-holders. Hyndmnn & 1-iyndmnn of Edmonton, the solicitors for the A. -& Li. W. C0., were represented in London by H. I-1. I-lyndman. a neph- ew of F. W. Hynoman, Charlotte- town. The Edmonton Journal in re- porting sume publishes a. photo of Mr. Hyndmnn.

A LANDMARK GONE.-Hunter

River lost one of its aged and most highly respected citizens in the per- son of James C. Andrews, whose death occurred on Dec. 22nd. He reached the ripe age of 87 years. He was born in Suholk, England, and emigrated to Canada with his par- ents John and Mrs. Andrews in the year 1832. They settled at New Glas- gow Road, P. E. I., where they took up land and cut a home out of the forest. He surrendered himself to Christ early in life and became iden- tified with the Church of Scotland of which he continued to be a faith- ful member and died a triumphant death conscious of going to be with Christ which is far better. At the age of twenty-one he married Mary McDonald, sistorof the late Donald McDonald of New Glasgow Road. From this union there was a family of eleven-eight sons and three daugh- ters. In the year 1864 they with their family moved to Hunter River. After 43 years of wedded life death severed this union. He again mar- ried Miss Annie McDonald in the year 1892, daughter of the late James Mc- Donald of Stancheli who still sur- vives, together wlth four sons and one daughter, also three brothers and one sister and a large clrcla of rela- tives and friends who mourn the loss of n kind and loving husband, father and friend. The funeral service was conducted by the Rev. John Sterling and the body was laid to' rest in New Glsssow Cemetery to await the re-_ surrection morn.-Com.

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::Na-Dru-Co Tooth Paste keeps the

teeth white by preventing the forma- tion of tartar. Keeps the breath right by preventing pntre-faction. Is gsi-mioldal, prophylactic, cleansing and pleasant to the taste. lille. tube. E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore.

Change ot Program '

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Peoples Theatre

Tonight _ `

Strictly

Grey arrived in Charlottetown Bat- urday at 2.10 p. -in., from Pictou ,with expreiis, 40 tons of freight, 25 passengers and 100 sacks of paper ‘and letter mail. She will leave for

‘Picton this morning.

1 (From Saturday’s Evening Guardian) , INWARD TRAINB.-The southern express arrived in Charlottetown to- day at 9.46 a.m., on time, and the eastern express at 10.20 s.m., on time. '

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POLICE COURT.-At the Char-

lottetown Police Court this morning J. Hughes, L. Gaudet and W. Munn were each lined $3 or 10 days for be- ing drunk. The prohibition case of B. Carragher was dismissed.

HONOR CONFERRED.-Wendell H.

Gordon received recently through the office of the Bupt. of Education, Charlottetown, the second prize awarded for instruction in military and physical drill in the -Eastern In- spectorate by the Lord Strathcona. Trust of which Dr. H. D. Johnson, Lleut. Colonel of Charlottetown, is Hoc‘y-Treus. The Lorne Valley iichool, of which Mr. Gordon was the popular and efficient teacher for two years, was awarded one-third of the above second prize for efficiency in physical and military drill.-Mr. Gor- don is now in Alberta.

CALEDONIA.-There was n pleas-

ant evening spent at the home of Malcolm B. and Mrs. Martin recent- ly when ii, few of their friends ns- sernbled to listen to some choice mu- sic which was furnished by Neil Mc- Lean on the violin and gramophone selections by John S. Stewart, sing- ing by Miss Martin and Miss McLeod. -Silver Bell Lodge I. O. G. T., Cale- donia, is in a nourishing condition.- The Caledonia School is in a good condition under the skilful manage- ment of Miss Shnrkey of North Try- on.-Miss Katie E. McLeod of Vnl- leyfleld is visiting friends at Glen Martin the guest of Mr. and Mrs.

Lean.-John A. McDonald of Caledo nin West has arrived home from New Waterford, Nova Scotia, where he has been in the employment of the Coal Company.-M. M. Stewart of Caledo- nia met. with ii painful accident in the woods recently by falling ou a. stump and breaking two of his ribs.

:'iRexa!l Celery and Iron Tonic is

very grateful to the palate and par- ticularly acceptnhle to people whose delicate digcstions obiect to harsh hitters. it is a splendid tonic for all those suiieriiig from nervous disor- ders. Guaranteed by us, a bottle $1. The McKinnon Drug Co., Corner Gt. George and Kent Sta. Mt(-

Limoges China

Your chance to et a selec

es China is getting slimmer each day. The stock is grow- ing suialler and smaller- rap- ‘idly clearing out at

30 p. c.

Discount

Besides our Limoges China

we are showing a small lille of Crown I_)erby_ and hand- painted chiiia,_ Just a few pieces left, clearing at

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The Kind You Hovo Always Bought, and which has been

in use for over 80 yours, luis boriio the signature of

and has been mode under his pen

sonzil supervision since its infancy.

' , i-5 Allow no one to deceive you in this.

All Counterfoits, Imitiitioris and “Just-tu-i-good ” are but

Experliueiits tliiii; trifle with and cnilxingcr the liviilth ol Infants and Chlldrcii-Experience against Experiment.

What is CASTORIA

Castoria. is is hnrmlcss substitute for Castor Oil, Pare- gorlc, Drops mid Simtliliig Syraips. lt ls plensnnt. It contains neither Opium, Morpliiuo nor otlicr Narcotic substance. Its nge is its g'.mi°siiitco. lt; destroys Worms and nllnys Fevcrislnicss. For more than thirty years it has been ln con.-itiixit use for tho relief of Coristlputlon, Flntulcncy, \Vin<l Colle, all 'fcetliliig Troubles and. Dlnrrliocn. It; rcgiilzitcs tho Btomiich and Bowels, nssimiliitr-_s the Food, giving lit-altliy rind natural sleep. The Cl1lldron's Pnuoccn--'_i.‘ho lt.lothcr’is Friend.

ecnuiiis CASTORIA Ai.wAvs

Bears the Signature of

The You llave Always Bought

In Use For Over 30 Years

Y|'1KCF\l'V'l\~'F‘ COMPANY NKW YOIl(ClTVs '

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Martin.-Miss Emily Sharkey paid a - visit to M rra R'v l t k. Sh » '

was ti... ¢.i'..,,¢ if §_ef,_T,,dw§°;,,_ M; The sure way to determine goodness is by test

Amherst

Shoes

for nearly half ii century have been tested and tried and have

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mand and larger constituency,

A mhers t Shoes are made from ziibstantial, well-tanned upper stock. They have solid leather counters or heel stiiiers. The heel contains no shoddy but is perfectly solid throughout.

AMHERST SHOES are made with solid leather inner

soles, they have-donblelips, that is varnps are full to the toe and lasted with the tip to the leather inner sole. They are manufactured by competent workmen and have strongly sworn water tight seams.

Ask your dealer for and insist on getting AMHERQT MAKE.-

The Shoe With a Record Amherst Boot 411 Shoe Co.. Ltd.

Amherst. N. S. _

12-2isttME1f A. A. ALLEY, P. E. I. Representative.

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tion from our stock of Limog-

Stenographers Trained at The (I. B.. C. Are Successful

If you wish to become a successful stenoizrapher or re-

porter you should take a course at the C. B. C.

The Charlottetown Business College and Institute of

Shorthand and Typewriting is one of the Premier instutions of its kind in the Maritime Provinces. Here you receive per- sonal and individual istruciions and the courses are so plain and practical that they are easily mastered. ~

Write today for free Prospectus and information to

L. B. Miller, Principal. '

Charlottetown Business College L. B Miller, Principal, Victoria Row

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A 9 e of ei..." cry i...i=i.ii..-. U l’l0fBS8|0llil| iltllifl Sample Shoes

This sensational sal: of sample shoes offers

you 'sn unusual opportunity to secure won1en’s, mms and children’s footwear at 20 p c. to 33 1-3 p. c. below regular prices. ` _ The stock is all brand new, all this season’s

s Y 975- the best agent's sample line in the Maritime Provinces. Your c oice today at so p. c. to 331-3 p. c. od.

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KJ. MARTIN. ll. A.

Barr srer Not Publis. sts

Morrii:‘hnl:ais5f-ijifiuslottstows

STEWART Q CAMPBELL

laniatsrs. Solicitors. etc.

Oflleaa in DssBx-lsag Block ggrnpr Queen and llralton treats at oth town. P' E. island.

HONEY TO LOAN W. 8 STEWART K.0. N. A. CAUPBIL

IOTEL BRUNSWICK Moncton, N. D.

:he lar est and llest Lpoated Hotel In :ha Uiiy acoommodat nz Q0 kueeta. Situated in the centre of spmlouurounds and surrounded by le ant sh s trees

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Barrister-s, Attomeys, Ni.`.sry Public, Etc

offices in Cameron Flock, Charlottetown l’. E. island.

DR. CLIF T

Specialist -Chronie- Diaeas'-s

ADDRESS-Char.otfetoiivn, Victoria

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' -ruiismnd -is .ions 1.1-uni l:|.|.. in. o Richmond Strect_opposite St.Psu Church H .mrs ini: ro o'clock to 3p.m.

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McLean Q McKinnon

Barristers, Attorney-at-Law Brown Block, Charlottetown.

D. 0. MoLEOD. K. 0. W. lfl. BENTLEY McLeod Q). Bentley

Barristervi and Att Ofllces-Bank ol N

Uharlcttetown. P.

ALEXANDER ROSS, M. D Physician and Surgeon

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-at-law m bers and.

Office and residence that I Dr. Md augbliu

Phone 3i5L |65 Prince St M6moapa 7-23

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ALL l`lIlL WAY BY WAFER

Eastern S. S. Corporation INTERNATIONAL LINE WINTER FAREB St. John to Boston . . . . ....5450 St. John to Portland.. ..... A 00 State Rooms .......$l.0O

Leave St.. John at D00 a. rn. Tgursday for Eaaiport i.ubsc.Pori.land aw oaton. lieturnlngleave Central harf Boston

Mondays at iia.m. and Portland ip. m. for Lu ec Eastport and St John.

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Direct service between Portland and New York. Leave Franklin Wharf Tues Thprs. and Sat at 8p. m Fares 83.0)

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STEAHSIIIP LINIRS

From London Steamer Irons Halifax

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fha above ateamers have

_iummodatlon for saloon passengers.

Passengers and Freight Agents for the Allan Lina Steamship Co. at Ballfli.

FUBNEBB WITH? &C0.,'LTD.

Ar-=-: Halifax N.B

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Because they are Safe, Sure and Trouble-proof.

Lighting easily at the iirst stroke, they burn

steadily and evenly without the head dropping 0E.

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