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The nnderniirned offers by p a

tions obtainable. The farm consistso

first class dwelling house and on

sale his valuable property situated ll 1-2 miles from Ch’town at East Royalty fronting on' the_St Peter's road and admitted to be one of the finest situa-

72 acres land all clear well watered and as rich as a garden. with good orchard,

\` near hui dings suitab e for a fox ranch.

For further particn'ars app'y to owne on premises. _

JOHN_ F. SIMMONDS,

3l17-12-18Mtst91pd East Royalty

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is something you never find where our coal is burnt. There is heat in every ton of

0UR G0lll) CUAI.

We _have a. big stock of the

best, coal in our sheds await- ing. your order. See that your coal bin is well filled now.

A. Pickard & Co.

Phone 240

Ch’town '

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New Year’s

Gills

For friends you over-

looked at Christmas,

PERFUME selected

from the best French English and American makers.

CIGARS in handsome

gift- boxes ro 25 and 50 cigars to the b\x.

CHOCOLATES i n

beautiful boxes a n d baskeps.

All Poll Tax not paid, better be ,

paid at once as Execiitions are ordered for same. Pay at once and

pave expense.

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With eggs at 4oc a dozen it is a

lucky man who has a flock of produc- ing hens.

The best way to make hens lay is to

feed them Royal Purple Poultry Spec- ific. This poultry tonicincreases egg production vroodsrfully and improves the condition of the fowls_

Seve.-al sizes 25c, 5oc and $r.5o

Eggs are Going

_ McKinnon Drug Co

.Great George and Kent Sts,

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T he Risk

of smoking inferior tobacco, It is irjurious to yourself, and a nuisance to your friends. Besides, good fragrant tobac- co _costs no more. Its all in. knowing what to ask for R e

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Valuable Property For rw!

building! ill good repair. A small grove

W- THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN it _:.‘:.':.“;._:::°._.‘zi...‘§‘f%‘v.'..:“::::.'aus

It pays to buy- in this province

oifmca HouRs.- frne ounrainn News department closes tonight at 13 and will l'°0'P°l1 Sunday night at

phoned.

held in Rustico Hall under the aus pices of Nuns for the benedt of Bus- tlco convent. It took place on Muir 08! Bild '1`\l8Bday,- December the 22nd and 23rd. A large number of people especially from the parishes of Rusti- co attended this grand Bazaar. On U10 first nicht. beginning at neu

concert in connection with the clos- ing of the convent and performed by 'the convent girls. It was really touching to see those young grls per form with all _the_enthusinsn\ of their young hearts. During the two days that the Bazaar lasted tables were set with all kinds of danties to suit the taste. Diderent prizes were lotteried, the tickets being sold by the young ladies of the parish. Re-

the disposition of those present. Th. counters and shelves were loaded with Christmas gifts of all descrip-

llf- fl'B€1Y. The proceeds of the Baz

be Published as soon as possible.-R.

SPRINGFIELD.--A very successtu examination was held at Springfield 605001. Lot 67, Tuesday, December 23rd, when quite a number of ch, ratepayers and others gathered in the school house for the usual half-yelarly examination of pupils. Mr. Stanley Brown the teacher, conducted the “_ aminntion, assisted by Mr. C. L. Mc- Donald (vne of the tru‘stees,). Mrs_ McDonald, Mrs. William J. Seaman and others. The scholars responded in a way satisfactory to the rate

teacher Mr. Brown considering the fact that it is a heavy school Of over f0l`tY scholars. A number of the scholars gave recitations after which Mr, C. L. McDonald favored tho audience with a song, a selection from Moore, which Mr. McDonald rendered in his usual good style, after which candy and nuts were ser- ved to visitors and scholars... Many of the ladies expressed themselves highly pleased with the result of the examination and gave Ml-_ Brown great credit for the manner which he has brought on the runner. At the close of the meeting a hearty vote of thanks was tendered to Mr, Brown for the satisfactory way; in which he has advanced the school Meeting closed by singing God Save the King,

EXAMINATION-The public exami-

nation of the Murray River School took place on Tuesday, Dec. 23rd, inst. A large numibcr of parents and other interested ‘visitors were pre-

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unta Gorda, Florida,

An attractive resort on the Gulf_ Coast, _$00

miles south of Jacksonville, Delightful Climate, finest fishing and hunting in Florida.

Hotel has 180 rooms, overlooking Charlotte Harbor. NEWLY FURNISHED sEAsoN 1913. An ideal winter home, moderate rates. $l7.50 to $28.00 Per Week. American Plan FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ADDRESS

Ray Payne, Mgr., 3| Pint I Sin N¢W Ynfk- Unm December 15, then to Punta Gorda, Fla.

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sent. The pupils were examined in the various branches by the teachers, Miss Smit-b and Mr. Shaw, by Mr. William Grant and Rev. Mr. Mac- Neill. Congratulatory addresses ex- pressing delight at 'the admirable

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. . . . . [manner in which the pupils acquitted

Bright Twntn “|°k¢y’9 Bflghi cuff Rlvdi _ .themselves we°re given by Mr. Robert

15"". ° kip Tgbhggg Black TWH# |Whltewa.y, Clerk of the County !Court, wlllilinaster Marine Smo g ' Mr. William Grant, Mr. James Saun-

snd Combination Twist Chewing Tobacco ‘ .dm and R,,,,_ ML M,,,,Ne,,,_ me,

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Hurry sr Nicholson rub, cu., ua

ram cons s ing o reci a ions,

(|\a|'l0(lci0W|‘i, E. |. ighoruses and dialogues was rendered

Jlb the pupils in a most admirable

Y manner. This was followed with an

f" - V address to Miss Smith rea-d on behalf

_ _,____=-~ -- - 1- ' of the pupils by Miss Iva MacKenzie. -_ ' Y ............»..-.gi The address was as follows:-Miss

Smith. Dear Teacher:-At this time ‘of goodwill and good fellow- lship we would not he true ,to ourselves if we did not before we parted for the holidays, give some expression of our kind feelings to- wards you and our high appreciation of your services as a teacher and the kindness, patience and sympathy which you have manifested towards us as well as the interest you have taken in everything which pertained to our instruction und training. ' By these means you have not only won our admiration but our love. We ‘ask you now to accept this small token of our esteem and we hope that you will thoroughly enjoy your boli- days." Accompanying the address was a beautiful dressing case. Mr. Shaw was also remembered by his pupils who presented him with a. shaving set. The proceedings closed

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A up F V nivrr. o. B. Jsuyin Guardian News _ ; -5 ,. V , Agent for Victoria and vicinity-

, . jf, Kindly: hand him all reliable news, . ' 3 also your new or renewal subscrip- "‘ ‘ ", "“ )` ‘ tions. “Eil-

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BOLD EVER _ _ ,

,_ , ROCK CITY TOBACCO Cu., Manufacturers, QUEBEC l Cfeam Brggd 149 GL Gm S, '_ .l

many things in this line suitable for gifts for gentlemen-Pipes (Briar and Meerschaum), Tobacco Pouches, Olg- ar and Cigarette Cases and Holders. Tobacco Jars; Ash Trayl. 0°lI\PB1\l0l1 Sets etc. Our stock is large and specially selected for Xmas. E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore.-Mtf.

You Like

A nice bright sunny

~. kitchen in which to pre- pare our bread,

Whatabont your Bread?

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Do you lmow where and howit is made? There is no need to worry if you use.

-91° 'Hl\1“\’l° Mm. manure. should be

_applied so as to get the best result

-MAYFIELD INSTITUTE. - The ' ¢ g

meeting of the Northern Farmers' In- ppgvrm 5:9,-B31; ssmtggngagrtnusrl stltute at Mayfield on the 22nd inet. roots growing to receive it Mr Ro- _ °°.`l1dl1°t°d by Mr. Robert Robertson bertson does not believe iu anpiyin

12 1 th i t ri 1 gggthe Agricultural Department was barnyard manure direct to any eros

. n e n e m 24-J can oe ,mare than ordinary interest. Mr. we pl-99055 allowing to math” for _

glizeiaaepggsgnglisgrzmliu U13 area. Ac the cross or uisnunrsss Mr.

BAzAAR__ l. » BH obartson was tendered the thanks _

A grand bazaar was .p 'ctlcal speaker who noon _lm-pl-gage; of meeting which he “Mabry acm°w_

- h audience with the idea that he 1e.1g¢,d,-.C¢,m_

g I ws what he ls talking about_ The

theless it is the key-note of success

wer ns to which crop is best to grow for milk production he said clover is the most desirable, and costs nothing to grow Mr. Robertson is of the

fully grown in this Province under proper conditions very igood drainage

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::Everett Buell is Guardian Agent §

and all reliable news will he gladly welcomed by him. 2971-12-lmstf.

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(lan Best) Impriix ‘Clin vliiiiii-'min;wC¢ii'i€ (FgalxbyxverggfnsvEi1;l;:ng}?uanli“"`) ditions? He claims that the prosper- McLean] Wm prsgch 1'); evélwdb' ay of thiiéurmerdlargegi' deptmgs' “ml morning at North R-lver in the alittiiy

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stiicii :ii kiiellslu izllilril Dlgvtitts tdcirived Boon €*k§'°n€ creek' and in the even'

vast five. wok place an wioyubiu from live stock and their products "g “ _ "5" °F' `

xuay be small in themselves, never- HAZELBROOK FIELD Th Mr

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in the growing of large quantities of Vic" sunday' Dec' 2s"h_°"°°' Om"

~ produce in a given area. A crop to ggflzimg “' S“gj°°t' fb” First

be g paying one must. necessarily be ,B _ ° Xa" ra' P' mu la b r d is th,,,.e,O,. ublect. The Shephards and their

r , r necihsit; iiimthe nliegpllrrieg up the eric; ,T_§“gwh?“:;1m'°°§'J7 P- mu Submit:

producing ability of the farm. To ° ° e“ an °9“5» ::;:..::“.:;“.;°:‘;.;?.:1i:‘i.::;..:::“2; EX-M1~-'»1<>~S-- Sha" be into eggs and poultry' mm? nual examinations of Crapaud High

fmgllmelmi Ol difliirent kinds wi-re at ton, pork. beef, cheese, or hu,_te,._ The School was held last Tuesday morn-

value of which is generally controlled mg' Dec' 23”' *‘ large numb" °'

d d m parents and visitors being present

h the 1 w f l n e nd, - wane tht; expgnszulg? Lgducing i: a,_ The school-rooms were tastefully de-

f|0I1B. which the young people bong- most stationary. Informer years, comted 'mf the occasion' The pupils

_ denying was decidedly more pronb were examined in the various branch-

tf- k _ - es by Mr. Wm. Maclfenn. student of

aar- are no yet nown and they will able than beef raising, but of late M Gm Universit Dr. Bev 8 Mrk

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“Li Edvznce 1; pzicgdgigsif 21133;? Joseph MacDonald, Miss Louise Wal-

w a c ange o - _

l dairying has much to do in making get' sgugintn M W't ("' “fd 1 Mr'

the poultry and pork industries a. asap ac on: til r“"e°~ al of success through its bye-products. The W1 oxdexpxsss themseisifs £3 bv?"

systiem 5° genamx in Dmtiuse that. of iingze under the princillialsliipsof elivilrg lxuvsggbghecagzgéérefgeuhm tg? 823135] D. S. Frasié/E1 and his assistant. Miss winter to make dairying successful. A 1;[;;t,;‘“€;n‘th’;§_ tsl:l°x_p‘;_l,";‘;° wg:

well fed cow five or six months after'

fresherilng, when turned out to fresh grefgedlfo candy' smug? ac* Mr' grass. :ill negrly maiutaihl her milk m;pu:'° §g;“hgt'-;;‘;he‘g5we‘;e t§eg“;:_‘;f

ow an grea y increase t e seaaon's ' _

. 4 prolduftiorfi, gfsldes lyou 'hayle *Pe skim Tiieted riiehenigry buysetlhle milcixliliism-riiidi:r

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‘i ` cheese instead of the practise Of mak-. ed by the singing 0! the N“t‘°““l ` S elg S $15 up' “users 2' 75

ing cheese, and some butter. In ans- Anthem' _ .

opinion that clover can be success-

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at Abney. Subscriptions, renewals

::Rexall rub‘her goods are sold with lt is the Gun,-dhmh, regrettable

the distinct understlanding that if duty to record the death which oc- they are not so good as We Claim' curred at the Charlottetown Hospital; them to be every cent of the D\\\‘°hHB° on the evening of Christmas Day, of price will be refunded. Invallds -air Mr5_ Bernard Kigghm She had heeh cushions $2.50 and $2.85, Hot water in poor hehlhh for home time pas; b°tt1es' better grades g““m“ted mr- and last November entered the hospi- two Yea” and “pwards “'25 to $250 tal for a rather serious operation. F°““tal“ ‘md enema syrmges “'25 Owing to her weakened condition she “pW”'rdB‘ The M“°Ki““°“ Drug C0" was unable to rally from the shock Q°"'°r Great George and Kent sts' < of the operation and after lingering

Mau' for something like six weeks, her spi-

b ve.

' rit took its flight to Him W 0 $8 She bore her sudering with admira-

Here you will find a choice

display of the most popular styles in the three leading factories in Canada-Tndhope, Canada and McLaughlin line- famous the nation over.

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Get a N ice. Light Driving Sleigh

If you want a nice, high, light run.

pa- 'J

ning, speed or driving this the right place to come. -

The very style, size, grade

and kind or sleigh you want is here priced from $30 up- wards, for cash, easy terms to suit your needs.

, <_ llorsemen’s Spfgcials > .

Men’s fur coats,

also cloth coats with fur lining and collar $12 up,

Fur lap robes ¢<

Horse rugs, 25

styles, $1.25 up.

Bells, back strap

and body styles; chimes, saddle and shaft styles, 5oc up.

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MRS. B. KIGGINS.

Twenty-live dif-

ferent kinds of harness 28 a set up.

Island pun g

Washing mac-

hines, 5 slyler, $4,5o up, special discount for Christ- mas.

np special dis- coiints for Christ- mas.

Special cut on

churns for the rest of this month.

Fluery's pulp-

ers, slicers, roller crnshers, p la t e grlnders, a l s o Cockshutt pulpers and slicers.

A. HORNE ®. C0.

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highest respect. She neighbor. She was

ble fortitude and-passed away forti- fied by the last rites of the Church in the fervent hope of a life to come.

The late Mrs._Kiggins was a devot- ed wife and loving mother, and all who knew her regarded her with the

She leaves a husband and ri family of

leigbt sons and two daughters. The sons are Peter, of Picton; William R. Francis and James Aeneas, of Char- lottetown; Thomas, of Maine; Ste-

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phcn, of Ottawa; John P. of Alexan- dria; Joseph, nf Winnipeg, ull of whom arrived home before their mo- ther‘s death. The daughters are Mary Alice and Angelina, at home. Besides these there arerseven BT8116- children to rnourn her loss. To the bereaved husband and sorrowing fam- ily sincere sympathy ls extended. The funeral will take place on Sun- day afternoon at two o'clocl£, to the Pro-Cathedral, thence to R.- C. ceme- tery.

was a kind G5 years old,

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New Year’s gifts for friends who ~

have been over-

looked during the Christmas rush

We have a few very

nice suggestions that would be most suitable

for New Year's gifts- Any Holiday goods left will go at zo p. c. dis.

count.

Sec our big Prince St.

window.

- Johnson & Johnson

The Quality Drugstore

VERYBODY at some , time needs a good tou- ic for the stomach and digestive system. Evan‘n Stomach Mix- ture is the thing to

take.

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l' PERIOR to all other preparations of

‘ the kind,no ill eiects,

no nausea, a pleasant, practical and efficient

stomschic,

AILED to any Island

address on receipt of

prlce....... Socabox _

Sensible New Year’s Gifts

Father,‘Mother, Sister, Brother or anyone would appreciate a gift from

this list. Gifts that are useful as well as appropriate. After the Christmas rush

we still have a few things left, wliich would please you. Call to-day and select

the Gift that you forgot before Xmas or the one you are going to return.

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from 0ur Cutlery Dept.

Autostrop Safety Razors.Regular value $5 00,

Our price ...........

Gillette Safety Razors in Nickel and plush-

lined cases .......... 00 ls

Pocket Editions 5.00 Travehing Sets 7 50 Ea Pocket Knives in Bone. Ivory, Pearl & Stag

Handles lic to ..... ............. _.3 50 En

Scissors in Cases, Manicure Sets, Embroidery

Feta, Manicure Scissors. House& Pocket Scissors. Etc.

Carving Sets in ti and 6 Pieces in Piuslnlinerl

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Strong Spring Skates, all sizes 50: Per Pair

Hockey Cub Skates . . . . .... ..50c per pair

" , N' lrl Pl ted nd Puck

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Peer`ess Hockey. Double End. Nickel Pated

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Dominion Hockey, Guaranteed .... .I-55 Pr

Novo Hockey, Used by leading I-lockeyisiis

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Montreux rioekev. Crucible mel. d°\1b\° °' <3

hog] guppor-ta.Light& Strong, guaranteed 5.50 Pr

Hockey Sticks, Shin Pads. C.ub Boosters.

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--Ulher Useful And Pretty Gills----

Sirgent's Genuine Gem Food Chopper, with 5 Cutting Knives $i.oo and.. . .$r.1;o lg: Universal 3 Minute Bread Makers, Lessons Lsoor. 4 Loaf Si1¢» - - - ~ - - ~ - - - - - ~ -2-°° _ Asbestos Sad Irons. Nickel Plated Complete outfit . - - - » - » - - - - - - - - - - - 4-9° P-1 Mrs. PoltsSad lronsin sets of3 with handle 75, 85 8:.

I No, 8 Perfection Kettles, Nickel Plated, Very pretty -- - - - - - - ~ - - ~ - - ~ - -- ~ - ~ ~ ~» 1-2° E*

Family Scales, Weighs from r-1 cz. to 24 lbs. \‘ery useful . . . .. _ . .. -... 11.35 a Handsome Bathroom Fittings, Rich Cnt Glass at. . . .. .. . .. . . . . I5 p. c. D ouéi:

A large line of serviceable Alarm Clocks from Leo to _ _ ._ _ . _ . . .. .. .-.. . . . 3.30

Pretty Brass Wire, Aluminum Ware. Enamelware, and many other lines of ancy

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