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of best quality rubber a`nd___ are designed to wifh tandi

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A coin nousr

is something you never’ find whexe our}' coal is burnt. There is heat in fevery ton of

We have a big stock of the

best coal lin our sheds await- ing your order. See that your coal bln iswvell filled now. `

A.~ Plckard & Co.

Phone 240

_ Ch’lown_

Warm r

v Friends

Our .HOT WATER

bottles are reliable warm

friends. They are made

constant hard usage.

Prices $r_oo to $3.00

Geo.E.'lHughes{1;,3§~{’,»§;;;;;~

‘°1`he People’s Drugglst”

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Success

Thrift does not mean sav-

iug`for lt short period and then spending the amount on some fancied extravagance.

Success is attained by sav-

.ing and investing in some security which will return the money at a given date and pay interest or rent for the money in the meantime. ~ The Dominion Trust Com- pany invltes those who ser- _lously mean to save a n d succeed to open accounts here, and promises to aid by sug- gesting' sound investments whenever requested.

The man who merely desires

a safe depository for funds without intending to have those funds grow for use in old age or under trying circumstances, will not be a successful man, and we cannot make. him so. `

We will be glad to discuss

thlsimpoitant subject at any time wiih those desiring to save or those who hav e a I r e a d y developed this excellent habit.

nomuloa uwsr coMPANY

Advisory Board `

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lins, Charlottei'.own_ entered the service of the.Royat Bank oi Canada, Charlottetown, gumesaenger..

‘ FUNERAL.-The funel`°_sl,oi the late Mrs. (DP-) Ja.m'U» Warburton which took place this’ afternoon, from her late residence to St. ,l’eter’s Church and thence to the Peopibfs cemetery, was one of the' largest seen in Char- lottetown for some timc.

THE SHORT COURSE.-On Mon- day evening, January the stn.,1-lou. J. A. Mathieson, Premier, in the Prince ot' Wales College Hall, will ad- dress the Short Course students on the advantage of the farm life in Prince Edward Island. Every one ln- _terested whether a m mber 0( the classes or not is invited to be' pre- sent .1

NEW POSITION.-_ Olilcer Wm.

Gunn has severed his connection with tho Amherst police iorcoand intends leaving very shortly to accept a pos- ltionwlth Roger Millar Co.. P. E. I. car ferry service says an Amherst ex- change. Mr. Gunn has at all times fulfilled his duties in Ian impartial Bild Dafnstaking manner and the citi- zens oi' Amherst, while 'regretting the loss of a good ofhcer, wish him suc- cess in his ne'w.ile1d`,

|_.l|_l. |--_Q""*§l-l|!i|= P. E. I. PRBlSBYTERY.-- The Pre- BbY¢6ry, of P. E. Island is carrying 0" H- Systematic -visitation ot con- gregations in the interest of the life and work of the church, presenting

" the budget and resolutions of Assem-

bly uud Synod, says the Presbyter- ian Witness. The -visitation is by delegations. Though the attendance is often disappointing the visitation is recognized to be helpful both to the congregation and to members of Presbytery.

POWN`AL.- A 'Christmas service was held in the \Pownal Methodist Church on Sunday evening. ' The Pas- t0I‘.Rcv. E. S, lwlmks, took for his subjecirthe 4»Ch. Gal,".Bnd 4th Vg' But when the-_ fullness ol time was come, God sent forth his Bon; also Luke 11 and 12th. And there shall 'be 8 91811 unto- you; ye. shall find the babe wrapped in swaddling clothes lyiuz in a manger. rrna Rev. Ganne-

Hvn. Cha-r. Dallvu _ ‘ man handled his subject in o master-

_ _ _ Fran/a Heartz

ll. M. Davison

' ~ Manager

ful '-manner, which showed the great unrest that was in the world, were looking for the Messiah, until the fulness ot"ti`me, Gods time came. The-sermon was interesting, and instructive. There was a full choir, and beautiful selections were well

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Morfls Block . 'li“‘lieliir;‘locka hzbidisginhnvdezhe giaivivl

‘ ' 1 .gi ' Other 0ffi¢<-15.'-'Vff11¢°uv¢r. =1=>1.nasAN'r snavrcfa..-'rho Loa~_,

Born King, from The Church

.Q __ l _ . _ ,H _Charlottetown _ol......<~. . . ._

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'ff _, ’»_\_~ »_ _ ies Literary Society oi Hope River I. _. "E §;§'¥}` Vi°t°ri81 N9u“'im°f New :_1_sild_ illicit; annu_;i1 watch meeting at , "‘-J(/_, _\ 0 ' BD BH" t e home of Mr. and I" ‘ _` "4"~"- Westministetl Calgary Mrs John McGul an on New

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_ -“` . Regina WinniPeg_ Montreal, Year's Eve. The reading ofthe

classics was dispensed with for this

. 5' `_ P - _ ` S I N ti T- Loud _ A t, _ evening and a _ program-of music,

a 0 °n* Eng D werp songs, recrtations. and speeches was

--_ , . Belgium I substituted. -Watch night ig one of

lmmediufslv £110 B- S. "Empre " the charming features of this society

Minto." This train will leave Char-

atops running between S mmarisi ` ndi ` l io k d ` one Pt. ou. onono, a opociai mail 'ri , 3687' I’5Mm“f3i into msn;-ageilrlborg eatiferlizaiirglio Ili

passenger train will run .betwqn uyidnight th8 Cid’ d

Charlottetown and Summersida, o _ into the past forever aiiiiiarthempriiiiw c_onneet with the winter Steamer P.----~ -- _ came tripping ln, thd chorus of a

"Glad New Year" was can ii ti,

lottetown at 5.45 a. nl. for Summer- her d h 3 Y ° a_ide, connecting there with S.. S. _ aim “Shan of ?§c:'°”_{n§“';°t°» aud

Mlnto at 8 o clock for Tcrmentine S other was that this n,w 0 the

t i , ull ' s ia 1 mi” °1 iiuiiiofiuiwo °iX§...oi§..’{`$i§"o§ FJ. iimoi "°"‘ ‘“ "‘-*° se* sslsll vslm.. turn of the -steamer from Tormqn- `- --- 1; “th and H°Pm“°”»fQ.l'_§-_all. _(Pat.‘ uno. asao-12-as Mu. savor Bloor prone For ai _yours P '=°PY-l r ,_ l - __ _

ld R h b d f u`r“genera ons. , '.~"_- . _ (dpplyaild Moiiiant lclilxdwidrd Joint Stools Ii'I?CKEY--A-tllpnbar of -the hock-_

_ . a. so. on 1 tt t _ “Y” " °' th” V"°'i"""-“ “Pi *.‘b°S“*°‘f;

iiiil'-1Ii>tz91'vriiiix 2 M 0 6 own Club” t“""°d'°“° '6' P"“°“*°° IM*

Imported and nh ' ° :gas:'s.“;_;';:.:r_“;'z°m:..‘:‘.';*s :ss

t e men on th' l h v '

Sliver Foxes For Salt ........ ....‘;..°°..“..‘l."°‘€.2"%?..“’.;‘ifl Yea,-

' ____ gd F F I' andtlllibeigwelt ag_greg?t;as have been _

Dil 0 0l`l0l` F0 B 0 1° 'GX'

Oriiameiiriailra llildid Illia: in na: ' i 0 and this ear the hocliiemfansyixlill

f 1 ll, y Y

oo. ¢oo.o1.,u.o ¢wo1arol.’°i¢ yfi.. aeoaufol smvaa BLACK and wee: a pretty good series of games*

gli = CROSS F0XES_ from them amd some of the other

Ty” V511” F0; gg" `:i, Wire or Write local hockey teams. Perchance a game

_ gr v 11° , . or. so- can be arranged between the

l 7°' ';._ ii ¢_ FUNDY FOX C0. St.John, NB been team or the mana ana one or

V _ |g“.1g..10M1m°_ sm,n,f0Mfmo the amateur teams on the other

3 Cakes of

‘Soap

soco -

With every bottle of Palmolive

` S _ampoo at 5oc you get free

_iliiee cakes of-Palmolive soap.

Don’t Run The Risk

of smoking inferior tobacco. It islnjurious to yourself. lid a nuisance to your friendl- Beaidea, good fragrant tobac- co costs no more. Itsall in knowing what to ask for. I G

side. Such a game would he quite in

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l tal'6SlLl'Tlg 111818 Bild WO\lltl cofttiilly

Z. " draw enough spectators to warrant

-1. - l-gr _- C- T' any expense that mf ht be incurred

_'With every jar of Palmolive

_ Cream you will get absolutely

W ‘ 'free three cakes of Palmolive

Palmolive ‘ soap.Price of Palmolive Cream

thereby, for the sporting fraternity of the Island, and especially the lofty

u and towns, love a good clean game

and would even go out of their way to support the promoters of such.

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EVAPORATED

CREAM BREAD

Will add a new delight to your table delicious . TOAST for breakfast.

Ask your 'grocer for .

Stewai-t’s Cream Bread

and take no other.

L V _A _ ('F"°m 8°t“1"a°'ifi.'|i,E’i°i"_i-ii# G°”di““)` From Ss ‘da"| Ev nin G

MR M-_-smmgo' it ..1....... _‘ ...ol nil.. ’oon$rnf_»i`§§°iil`.’. ;g'1f;’.°°d W.i_.n_“, nhfmv °°"° °f Special from Sumnierslde arrived in

. l -' . - ° “°*“““°» '°’!*l*' '»°~ 5° °1°lm°°- Charlottetown or ass uns afternoon.

v ENTERB BANK.-_-_-I .Mr-»_-Ysmss 0°1- BUYING cairrnn.-M

r. F. L.-

Drake arrived in the cityyesterday from the West, bringing with him a carload of cattle for Messrs. Drake oh 00.1 i

MEETING.-The Committee in

charge of the Celebration of the 'An- niversary of Confederation are' re- minded that a meeting will ba, held in the Legislative Council Chamber, Provincial Building, on Monday- even- IDZ. H16 591 instant, at eight o'clock_

‘ 3694.

POLICE COURT.-At the Charlot-

tetown Police Gourt this morning, four cases were tried ‘bn charges ol adulteratfon of Maple Sugar and Syrup. In all cases the adulteratlon was shown to have taken place at the factory where-it was manufactur- ed. All the cases were adjourned.

SPORTING - ATNNUAL.-From Mr.

James M. Power, of Halifax, N. S_, The Guardian acknowledges with thanks the neatly got-up pocket com- pendium of sporting records that has been issued annually for the last twelve years, by Andrews and Messier of Milwaukee, U. S. A. As a complete concise and authentic record the little volume is invaluable. .

DAIRY_ INSTRUCTION.-Mr. F. T.

Morrow, Dairy Inspector,. has been engaged for the dairy work at the

'Short Course. His classes will begin

on Tuesday, January the 6th. Hel will give the testing of milk ‘ and, cream both for butter fat and for. solids not fat; the care of milk and' cream, and give demonstrations in the use of the cream separators. As only a limited number can take this work those wishing it will be given an opportunity tn apply for the class the first day of the Course.

ENJOYABLE PARTY.-A very jolly and enjoyable party gathered at the home oi Mr. and Mrs. -T; B. Mathie- son, Highfield, on New Years night when some ot the youth and beauty or Brookfield and vionntv besides several parties from Charlottetown gathered to spend the evening. 'l‘he_ time was pleasantly spent ln,dilT€l‘€I\*», kinds of music, not forgetting We tripping oi the light fantastic which was pleasantly indulged \n'until well into the "wee sm‘a' hours ot ‘thc morning," when the comlmul' broke up, each thlnkingthat it was thc nicest time of the season.

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"`::lllverett Buell is Guardian Agent at _Abney. Subscriptions, renewals and all reliable news will be gladly welcomed by him. ' 2971-12-lmetf.

::Mr. Dennis.D. Arsenault, who is

a news reporter for the Guardian for the Guardian will he pleased-to re-_ ceive news ot importance by mail to North Rustico or by phone- 12.12-

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;:F0r chapped akin, roughness,wind

liurn and the other aiillctions that assail fine complexions;you will 11965 to nec MacKinnoa's Witch Hazel Cream.- It is»not like other prepara- tions of its kind, doesn’t contain excessive fats and oils, doesn’t soil gloves and is pleasing and SQ0l'»bi_l\§ to the skin. Price 25c. The MacKin- non Drug Co., Corner Great George and Kent Sta.-Metf. '

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SA _fi

_ _Happy v New. .

`_ To all our Patrons

We take this opportunity of

conveying our sincere apprec- iation of the splendid patron- age accorded us during the year, and during the holiday season. We trust that inthe coming year we may be honored with a continuance of the same, and ourf earnest endeavor will be to merit that patronage.

Johnson & Johnson

Something for Nothing We will The “amy Drugstore

gi;° t° "°"b°dy purchashig °' I 50°" bottle of Palm Olive Shampoo or a

50c. jar;-of Pl;lmo(;li1\__1o_C0Ll__Cre5m-

th e Bc. ca es e fn ve oap. _ _ °.

_ _ _ auto; ¢;f‘_onorse.- 'fgoa-12142114 tag H:-. iave YOU Tffed

" ` nts 'of this o_ er s. nee. . . 1 | _

‘ M cKmnoln Drug Co l i;...._ ..-..... ........... ..._ Mm, 5 Cold Cure

cron and Km: sts. _ .~ ` _ _ " ‘ ` '

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Hundreds of long-tlme\‘|- 1

sufferers are today lav-

lshingthelr praise on

Mac's _bold Cure, claiming

~ that itfls the cause for their

permanent state of health.

Mads Cold Cure is unlike

» other preparations of the

, _ .

kind. It is very easy take and besides curing t he ° j cough and . cold banlahes _

*he accompanying headache

=. and all klndredatlments.

Pr-ioosso. `

Stewart's Bakery ‘ `

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.,-..;a'll»iLB..'\...'nf.l-.~..-_._-_.»..>.'

_,__ r49'Gt.'Geo. Street

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*fr-11'!-113 Fnmonna A. r-noonrs.-'rua -above Prince Edward Island .schoon- er is at Black and 'Flinn's wharf, I-Palifax.

‘CALEN`DAR.- La.'ge Bros, Livery and -Boarding Stables, Charlotte- IGWD. have issued ja Calendar 'tor 191.4 typical of their business. It re- presents a. beautiful chestnut liorae driven by a lady on a country road.

THE HARKINS C0.-~ Miss Guern-

sey. who will be remembered by niany citizens as the popular actress of the W. S. Harkins Company, who played ln this city during exhibition, has been called to her homo through the illness of her mother. She will be replaced in the company by Misa Louise Wolfe of New York. The Company are not having a success- iul engagement at Sydney, N. B.

(From Baturday'| ilivening Guardian);

nav.-`o. 'aL§La_vvsoir.‘-'rho ' many

frisndl in the city and province will learn with regret that Rev, G, A, Lawson is still too ill to attend to his duties to the First Baptist Church, Moncton, of which hs ispas- tor;~ but his condition is gradually improving, and with a-complete rest

_i_t._i_a expected. tbathe will rsgaiafhis ealth. ,

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' SCHOOL EXAMINATION.-. The semi-annual examination ot Bangor school ~'took place on Dee. 23rd. Qu te a number' -oi the 1adla|'_ and rate-payers of the district were pre- sent. The pupils were examined in various sublects hy- the, 'l‘rustees;» Secretary and Teacher, Rosella Wood and readily responded to all quee- tions asked them, some of the com- ositions which the read were hlgn

P Y ' ly creditable to them, Prizes were

awarded to the followingx- Grade Il

and Increasing-doses an

needed.

25e. a box at

Druggiat's.

Mary Compton; Herbert La»d'aer.‘ Grade III, Katie Robbins and hfdia

Jardine. Grade II, Arthur Looper., Grade I, Ira 'McKay and .Vinbpnt Gormley. __

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Dark Silver.

the ranch manager; 1,...

ideal hon? for Reynard.

nfs now in the ranch.

realized very high prices.

Royal Bank of Canadd, Tigniah P. E.'l Bank of Nova Scotia, dlberfon P. E. l.

R h Pro ert _

Limited

To Be I niiorporated '_

Capital Sioclf Issued $50,000.00

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Stoclt Disposed of $l8,000.00 Balance Offered (|200 shares at $lil.00 per share.

Assets

Provisional Directors “

Pres. S. T. Gallant, M. L. A. Piusville . Vice Pres Thomas Wilkinson, Merchant. A_l_|_ierion_ ‘

_ Sec’y Trees. Urban Bynes, Druggisi, 0'l._elry

Philip Evans, Ranch Manager. 0'l.egry_

Michael Lynch Fox Rancher, 'l`ignreh,.~ Anges R Shea, " “ Nail _Pond Durmet M. Sharbell, Merchant.. Poilage

J. P. McGrath, M. D. C. M. 0'|.eary

P. J. Bulger, Lobster Packer, (Tape Wolfe `

-BANKERS-

Description of anc P _ 3’

_ The ranch is located -*within ten minutes walk of O’Leary Station, consists Gf

ten acres of land admirably adapted for fox ranching; live acres being covéifd With

mixed wood. There is also on th_e premises a d_wel1i_ng_l_1ouse and barn for the t1se__ _

The fox rafiich proper comprises one acre oiland surrounded by a ten fcrét~__.

guard fence. Within this enclosure are ten large commodfouspens constructed accor -

ing to the latest designs. The walls being protected _with galvanized steel to prgvent wire climbing. Experienced fox ranchers who have visited this ranch claim it to e an

f Description of Foxes ~

. ¢ //The directors have secured ten pairs oi the best Patch Foxes procurable; these

/ .

Prominent fox breeders claim that this class will produce large litters with at

least 2 5 p. c. genuine Silvers. '

Management of _the Ranch

.» _ The ranch will be carefully managed by P. M. Evans who is an exP¢¥i°n°ed

,_ fox rancher,and the company feel confident that the 19 14 litters will enable themito

payhandsome dividends. Furthur the company has already sold options on live pa rs at $25oo? per pair to be delivered September Ist. 1914.

'i P Enquiries for Silver and Patch Options are being 'received daily.

. _»Estimate of Dividends " _

Cost of foxes with ranch property...... ......$3o,ooo.oo "" Ten pairs yield twelve pairs at $2,5oo......... 3o,ooo.oo Less ranching expenses...... .. _ . . .- 1,500.00

' ' Or over 80 p. c.'on invested capital `a8,5co.oo I _‘__ g,

In addition the directo s fell confident that there will be at ,least three pairs

genuine Silvers, which may be kept as breeders, or disposed of. This you can - readily see will further assure greater dividends P "

Applications for stock may be made to the Sec’y or any of the directors. Intdiid-

'ng investors will remember that this stock is selling rapidly. Money will be returned if stock cannot be alloted. . P

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Note the Following _ °

From Lampsons and Co’s. sale of fars on Oct. 28th,.29th, and 3oth. 1913,

Cross advanced 150 p. c. and were most eagerlycompeted for at record prices. _

For Silver advanced 40 p. c. sold very well. The finest dark show little change

n value, but all the paler and inferior skins, especially those resembling fox cross

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ary Dark Silver Patch Fox Co. _,.. _

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Property and Ranch af 0'|.eary. Ten Pairs Patch Foxes showing 75 per ccni

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To the 0‘l.eary Dark Silver Patch Fox Co., Limited.

I hereby subscribe for............Shares ofthe capital stock of the O’Leary.

| Dark Silver Patch Fox Company, Limited, at $10 per share, for which I here-

* with enclose the sum of.....................Dollars._

‘ _ Cash to accompany application.

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