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~"“N"“°“ d°°° 'wt d°p°"“ “pw LAST CALlL.--For sale two black vice was held at Ha!'YlYl-11°. N- B3. ' I S ‘ ter conditions but upon the inner _ ~ A 1 .

1 ‘.5 2°* "4 P°°"*1°“» °l ‘”'“P°"“"‘“*- °°* rhnne or can at cnet Canaan For Amer: the mihilterh present were

ortt:'i!nperature;i_ of gtliacebiuktheIn°&rt.~ Excmmga and 1nv,,,¢m,n¢ Company Rev. Thoml:skHicks.hpastor the new .

.,_, no .e sum n <e an . Wai i _, h l t t _ 0 4_ church, we nown ere Rev. Dr. D G d

. Paul and not Nero whn' said: "I have 1-‘lm M C Tr °:._qwn ‘ l Heartz and Rev, Neil 'llcliaughlan 8

‘_ . lcamed to be content. FUNERA D__. ‘ g 11 win both natives of the province. ' ' Poverty has its compensations. 'me L HEL 'mm 0 0 g ----

and the cart made of spouls will out- . ._ can _ A_ Mr. J. ll. Barr a series of fox post _. last the toy automobile. The poor £?(}_?rg:;nn_et;,gn,.yMSmitnA AI_J°;_1'Mn,._ cardd which he is having printed as man has fewer delicacies. and a bet- mann. James Tam J;.__ ‘nd DL souvenirs of the fox industry. The u ter aDD¢¢l¢2; 100!" YIUUYB. Dlll- 1888 B|nn¢hn,.d_ mv_ ML Mm-any and ,photos nie scenes from the different "l Olml-lt a smaller house. but a better Rem D,._ Fnnertnn nmc|nten_ [for ranches n this Province with

j change for "the many ir.l;n¢slinns." bl ' `sev§r:\.l of the prominent owners in- _ Money may be consecra e o no e _ , clu ing Hon. Charles Dalton and Mr. '»,*§ uses and may minihtvl' to happiness chisgggegqgféggemlgffxuafr Igfgj B. I. Raynor. There are to be sever- ¢,§£‘ in many ways, but it is not the es- vmom in the maritime provinces in al hundred different subjects and the

_ ll _ _ n stranger’s stable, and whose burial duct, are somewhat higher, P.E.I_ THE TEMPERATURE--when ¢ WhlDCOrdS _ "'*l,;,‘ ple/_-e was a borrowed tomb.- Rev. mess is selling at $28.50 and short citizens turned out Monday morning ‘B1'Q§dC_l0tl'lS

` E 1; Edward B. Bagby. _ cut backs at $30.00. en route to their various places of

business they one and all exclaimed

_lf _ E. Mcl..can, -Secretary-Treasurer oi U-°°Ph°"°- "T519 TBUS* DB lille C0l\lBBt

_ Inu . You an inmr°“"-'d against coma and tnn L E Mnman Fox co has been so far this winter, was the general

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dev from L1v¢rl>0<»l for Helifhr- HOLY NAME sERVICE'°“I” th” held womens Institute was held in

I-f - ~ t n prolllathcdral Sunday evening at' . ‘ ‘ ,-,l';‘ ity - This is the lllfgeht E 01-imcr W lcll the schoolhouse on Frida J n. 9th

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ever sailed for Canada, and has ;e§'d°l°;l;t:rI`:§;Yrec1;'1;:l; grass Il? at 3 p_ m_ .After the ,ou/“ne busy. molly DRBSGDKCPB- My 'and the Litany of the Blessed ness the subiect for discussion, cake

-‘*'° Virgin the choir sang ,, Come Holy making, was taken up and discussed

" BANKER WILL PAY Ghost Hin Loman, Binho by a number of the members present 1

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. " _N ‘J _Itn fc ge._ .woo ensu ll landg former I§;:l;el}1;nk°(:§,:%»::_ hilzmeleatlnedesililizd egcellinialgkcourge l” b°°°”“'fg very p°If“1“" Wd. great in, wanideni izvetnlulgsoo 000 f ina funds in in which His Lordship referred to the interest is taken in the meetings. ,M5 :S36 e dl ti .hi rf; t r in great work being done by the Holy Already extensive improvements are H1 i 1915170 Sfor 5 ,i£i§0al‘fll;’)*:5']ce§ Name soniety since its organization noticeable,-the entire furniture of lil oss? ° “md 1' dfn of tn 3 few yea,-B ago and exhorted an ,the school has been renovated and --I - r v - - 5 issgglutioahgt 3-gggpexzrfe bs;,,mf{I;-ms; nameeihlfe-lsesl?s. olktzrtltlg concfusion olland 5' sanitary Wat" tank has also MQ Y' h r h W S C mr d the sermon Benediction of the B1e,,,_ been installed. The next meeting will S `_ ° °°°°' W ° ° ° a ap e ' . ¢ el b y_ 4 be held in the _school house the sec-

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rag doll can be snulected to treat- 3 ,Las E_ Jam". which took place p_ E_ L FURTHER ADVERT-I3mD_ 25 p. C. ment not possible for the bisque doll, at 2_3() Monday nnernnnn to sh", ~The Guardian has been shown by _

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human. by the pnrcnnu of 8 ,nngle lin town for the past fe, duys_ He comment. No such luck, for at nina ` ' .if _»:.=_’ li; - . . ~` `

tractor; it cures Dainlessly in 24 in the very best cundltiull- The d°5r°°° “b°v°°°°]d bu n°t um" p cn ‘ '" ,‘; ii -

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$7.50 n'ow 6.00. -

Men’s tweed overcoats

$9.00 now 7.20.

Men’s Freize overcoats

$10.00 now _8.00

Men’s diagonal .tweeds

$10.00 now__8.00.

Men’s diagonal tweeds

14.50 now 11.60.

II Fur and

Men’s Alaska Beaver Coat

$25 now 20.00.

nt an denim. A" beer Ihihhd stock inthe much. ed W” °“° "°g'°° ““°"°- A* "‘° 'J '-

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_,_ _,M ,.1 _,H _ stock. The company paid a splendid, 1 n , in

fl- ,,»u5`,,.; dividend this year, and the demand ,gn ow ng. m°r:“g itwgs the same' ___ for young stock is exceptionally ".8 Is B I a c ance for zen)

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Towelings

Flannelettes Print Cqttons Drgss Glnghams Shujtinégingham White ttons Pillow Cottons

Sheetings Curtain Muslins , Cretonnes

Duck __

White Vestings All Flannels '

38883 spoon

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Ch _ ed Sacramen was c e ra e by _

- St'°“sl“nd was brought back to I Father Frank Mequaid Despite the ond Friday lu February, k..__..-li -____-

Men’s Racoon Coats $85.00

now BB 00. \Men's Racoon Coats $110 now 88.00. 'Men’s Racoon Coats $125 now $100.

Men’s For Lined Coats

(German Otter Collar Beaver Shell) $80.00 now 24 00. ,

ff Boys’ O’coats

Boys tweed overcoats

$4.50 for 3.00.

Boy’s- tweed overcoats

$5.50 for 4.50.

$4.75, 6.25, 7.00, 7.25,

Men’s tweed overcoats Men’s chevron tweeds

_ Coats 20 np. c. off

200 0 Overcoats at Prices to Clear

$16.50 now 13.20.

.Men’s di onal tweeds $18.00 now F540

Men’s chinchilla over-

coats $22.00 now 17.60.

‘We have two hundred to select from.

Fur Lined I

Men’s Marmot Lined Coeds

(Marmot Collar Beaver Shell) $50 00 now 40 00. '

Men’s Rat Lined Coats (Ot ter Collar Beaver Shell) $55 00 now 44 00.

Men’s Rat Lined Coats (Ot-

fer Collar Beaver Shell) $85.00 now 68.03 '.'Men's Siberian Wolf Coats $22 00 now 17.60.

M ucli Reduced

Boy s tweed overcoats

$6.50 for 5.20.

Boy’s tweed overcoats

$8.00 for 6.00; ,

Sheep Lined Coats

8.55. All at 20 p. c. off

Horse Rugs 1 -3 Off F $l.50 for 98c $3.50 for 2 54 pu, gn", 2.50 for L67 4.00 for 2 67 20 p_ c_ nff_ 3.00 for 2.00 4.50 for J 00 I

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Ladies' Coats

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-. 7 rumlsqeidlgnkgl nuns I rr Pave to huynn this Province FANCY names csnNIvsI..--mv- ` . '» ‘ - . » . . .

' " ` __. . _ leryone is talking about the fun and B _ A ' . ‘ . ~ ‘ .. _ ‘ A '““'“"""“"'“""‘“" scorer-I soNGs.-Pipe manic and good time they had at the lest Oar- " _~ I ' .- . ' ' 1 -

dancing at Burns' concert Peop\e‘s nlval. Come to the one this even~- , n_ ,Q _ ,

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iersran Lamb for 20.63 erm" Lambzligllifll for 28.88 Alaska Sable réllllgo for 21.00 Hudson Seal "Eglin for 16.50 super tl... .82-i.<z.§<.;is;a.i mggl llllllffg lligg lg; gg? Stoles to match muffs.

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cago, 'where he made a full confession _ I t th th- h

in which he charged Henry W. Her- mc e";"'3t;‘ ‘Ta det 0 C “rch was

5, 1 ring, cashier nl the hnnx, with heitnlg "DW e to I 2 0°fS~ '__ - _

..f.1.ll .' "°P°“‘“bl° 1°' th* "’“‘““°" °' ei _ HAVE BEEN su'coEssrUI..-Al- ' ` ' ' ~ ln, . I .i.......... .i .i,nn.»0n! ct..........1 ..._ N m,,,,e, ,,,,,,,,ym,, 0, ,he ,,,,,a,,,_,,,,, Coating Cloths M illmery

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fgnr vgase fnlthe penitentiary WEDDI G BELLE The residence c h"€7~~=- f~ mg" gf or Elf;- W is :;l‘l;.°:: .‘i°‘°.°;;°.i..2::;::;.:2: 2 1 1 -»

'Iii tigry and stayed there four years. He daughter Eunice, was united in mar- shipment °f 250'000 speckled ""0"

_ - - t _ H d Bi t spawn for the hatcheries at Middle- .C €hllleygli‘it3.h'l:`w(;alll‘¢eslls6)il:1l)il`¢;E cllilllgtlvrlgg l>l;§l:csoS1ti;tion?nr1Xh;Joce§gmolly' wa): tml' N- S-» a"iV°d in st- Joh"

‘ Th” b“"“" wh°"‘ te’ Say- “age “F °""w°“ °°°é"°‘° “ d th h tlii it st- ’ ' - I:.°.':“.i';:.:°;°‘f..'f.:'.;:s;":.b;‘.f:»....:z:f ;:;:..;'szzi..';:“°;f.i.°.2.;'!.°““:‘.§‘;:' '%i2»..... . P "° The Islands Leading Swre

the happiest man I have Been in 10 performed by their pastor the Rev. Fl`1d“Y €V€“l“B`_ 0° his return “Ref 3 #_-I l AI F'-ii- 3

ears He is on his feet again. He has R. P. Murray. Mt. Stewart, in the trip during which 11° has take" ad' _ made some money and he has taken presence of about seventy of the Vantage of the opD'JI`l&\1!\ifY f0l' the

ll' more than 50 per nent. of it and friends and relatives of the contract- 1089605011 01 501116 01 We Plants-

' ‘l placed it in my hands. He hopes to ing parties. At precisely 7 o‘clock 'The l1Bll0l1¢l`Y Bt Middle*-011. Wllml S add tg it until he can pay off the 15 the ‘bridal party entered the pai-lou;-_ is now in its second year. has been if ceivers of that bank. ‘The bride, leaning on her father’s lrl0Bt SUCCBBBTUI 8'-‘ld is HOW ‘med £0

I.. “I want to tell you that there is a arm looked charming, dressed in a its capacity." he |8810- "Ill fad? I

man who has been in the depths and cream colored dress, trimmed with might say that this is the case with l .

M who h s come out a ain and is mak- cream lace and ribbon and was eve hatchery in tl10D0mlDi0l1 EV-

;'.i g ' S Ty . i fl ing gohd. I-le is going to be a citizen 'attended by her sistdr Miss Millie ery one of them is filled up and the

i, jon" 'touches of blue, and blue ribbons. one for the hatchery department." lff' Mr. Keeley would not say what the The groom was supported by Mr.

[5 sum is Mr. Stensland hopes to return Fulton L. Douglass Head of Hillsbor- --

;5l:{ to the depositors' and the receiver of ough. The young couple were the re-

q'-':‘1`.' the bank would make no comment on ciplents of many useful and valuable INS/l'I'1‘UTE MEEI‘lNG.- On Sat- the former banker's ambition. It is presents which testify: to their Dopu~ 1 ur`day evening Mr. Duncan Anderson

re orted that the amount is consider- larity in their respective communi- of tru Live Stock Branch Ottawa

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again for whom I have more affect Pigott, also dressed in cream with past year has been a very successful

f,, P . . . "ff ably more than $100,000. lties. _ addressed the York Farmers’ Insti-

tute, giving somewhat of a' general talk. He started by discussing the feeding and raising of young pigs,his remarks being inspired from the in- yspection ol Mr. Birt, Brown's pigs in the afternoon previous. He emphasi- Zed the use of skim milk and also thi vallle of cooked food to pigs of two or three months old, tbe'warm' food rendering them more able to stand the cold weather, He also spoke of the choosing, selection and care of the brood sow and of the boar, quot- ing i-xamples from his own experience The value of clover both as a fertil- izer and as a feed was spoken of at length. and at the end of his address the speaker took a few fmanlltes to im-- press upon bis bearers the necessity

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Feel Out of Sorts ?

I t’s a good idea to look for the cause!

One common, but often unsuspected cause is tea and coffee drinking. Yet

some persons seem able to get along with tea or coffee---at least for a time. But when headachy, bilious days come; breakfast or some other meal doesn’t taste good; and the day’s work goes wrong. (Ever feel that way?)---then it's time to find out for sure if tea and coffee are causing the trouble in your case. ,

There’s a subtle,poisonous drug,_ "caffeine," in tea and coffee that' interferes

with the normal functions of body, brain and nerves, and has a lot to do with one s . comfort and progress. .

Suppose for a test you try the simple expedient of quitting tea and coffee

and using well~made. - 5 `

POSTUM

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5 -~»a pure food-drink made of 'choice wheat. It has a delightful, snappy flavour’ 7, and -is absolutely free -from caffeine or any other drug.

ff »' » After ten days or two weeks you will be able to decide whether to go back il ji ‘ to tea and _C0ffee-troub1es,' or stick to Postum and peace and comfort.

_-1 Postum comes in two forms. . ` Regular Poetum--must be well boiled. .

I Insane Poceuawdoenilt require boiling, but is prepared instantly by 1 ; 5 nn level feaspoonful in an ordinary cup of hot water and adding cream and ‘I .'41-snsnrm ern. - ‘

of conveniences ln, the farm home. I-Ie gave striking figures showing how cheaply the hot and cold water and the seweage system could ‘bc installed. The kitchen sink with the exception of the kitchen stove is used more than any other labor saving device on the farm, and yet, how many men! will buy a binder when a sink could , be installed for half the price and would pay for itself in a quarter of the time. His remarks were much ap» prociated by the. members of the In- stitute and others present, and a .hearty vote of thanks was tendered _ to Mr. Anderson 'for his interesting,

inspiring and instructive address.

."EXAMINATION - The semi*-annual

1 _egamination of H-cad' of Hillsborough

School, took, place on Wednesday the 24th of December, and although the evening ,was stormy there was over thirty parents and visitors present, who braved the storm. thus showing their interest in the education of their children. The school was suit- ably decorated for the occasion and

the scholars, who were examined by ‘ their teacher Miss Millie Piggott, ac- quitted themselves creditably in all the different branches taught, thus showing careful teaching and bright' pupils. After the examination an ex-I cellent program was rendered by the scholars, consisting of songs, reclta-l tions, dialogues, and exercises, a number of speeches were then made by the delighted audience, eulogiling the young teacher on the efficiency the school had attained under her

school. Going straight. N th; ti-sg, he soon made all the -children happy with presents. not one was forgotten and Liu- mash.. --_ su---1-~ ----

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°"°"“ “`°*“‘“'¢- A °”""*'“*° "°° h sehr :env upset nteninen nick W" U10" Unveiled. at the some time‘headscl'ies, we'ak kidneys or sldggish a Jfnglfng of bells was heard, the liver. see to it that yan slung, your g°°' WT- ""‘°"° °Pf°» had Serta system of nneigeitee fone, foul genie IBUI. F°°l°¢l B" *ll -“F Wm* l°lll excess bile and uric acid, by the use hhvwv whiekere. bum inte the of the gmtii-nit tonic inxetivv

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ITDOK QUOTATIONB.

Quotations furnished by F. B. -Mc- I Uuruy et Co., stock and Bond Brn-

kers, Members Montreal stock Ex- change, 164 Richmond St.. Char- lottetown, P. E. I,

January 19, 1914.

NEW YORK STOCKS.

- High Low Close

_Atchison 97; 97| 97; Am. Beet Sugar 27 Z7 Arn. Smslters .,. 685 635 Aniul Copper 755 765 Brooklyn R. T. 90 Canadian .Pacino 213; mm aol Mex. Petroleum .. 57 Mies Pacific zsi Northern Pacific 1135

`Pcnnzlv:lnia'... 113 Read g 169; -Rock Island 14% Southern Pacific .. 94 Union Paclllc 159 U. S. Steel 6.1! U.S. Steel Pfd. -i 109E Utah Copper 52

MONTREAL SPGCKS.

High Low Close

Brazilian Traction 83 822 82; Detroit H24 712 721~ Dom. Steel Corp’n 401 40 404 Minn. S: St. P. (Soo) 129 128} 129 Montreal Power _ , , __.219 213 219 N.S. Steel & Coal Com 71 700 11 Richelieu & Ont. 1111> 110| 110; Shawinigan 1841 182 184! --.-......,_...-~.............

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OR PRUFIT

lleslih Sooner orleter Shows

_ Its Value

Don't go around with that tired, worn-out. down-hearted feeling. lf you are eonetipated, bilious or have

27 67| 14; 89| 212; :ici Wi 27; 1124

112i 1631> l4}

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so 218; aol 51 za; 1134 113 iesi 1+; 94 158| ssl

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Spanish R. Com. .... .. 13 13 13 Toronto Ry. 137?- 'l‘win City . . . . . . . . ... 108? 108 108#

COTTON.

High Low Close

Spot-13.00 up 10.

January 1249 1241 1241

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Frum Weak Nerves

Low spirits, depression, discourage.

ment are a form of nervous disease, You worry over little things, and at the slightest ailment apprehend the gravest dangers and diseases. You form the habit of looking at the ark side of things, Indigestion ’is a frequent accom-

paniment, and you probably do not sleep or rest well. The cause of the trouble is to be found in the exhaust- ed condition of the nerves. To ge well you must build up the feeble, wasted nerve cells by use of such treatment as Dr. 0hs.se's Nerve Food;-, This great food cure forms new,

rich blood, and thereby nourishes the nervous system back to health and vigor. There is nothing like new nerve force to bring back hope and conddence to the weak and discourag- ed. This treatment works in natural ways to restore health, and, there- fore, cannot fail to prove of benedt to you. Put it to the test and you will be surprised with the building- up influence that will result.

Annual Meeting

The annual meeting ofthe Liberal Con aervstlve party of Seerltown. tekrs pines on Wednesdsy,Jsnuarx the zinc inet. in the Bearlstown hall. ll electors are in- vited to attend.

. OLAUDSI Ill QIBLANEY,

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forty years now md

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"July Vfiieat .

l.lu1\~ Corn .

l0W 5llil'llS '$.55 '£321 11'. '.11 '.11 'fi

'March .. 1270 1262 1262 May . . . ...1249 1243 1243 -lilly ._ 1244 1237 1237

I GRAIN & PROVISIONS. I High Low Close

871 87k 92 92 65% 65; 64; 641 2172 2190

1140 1137 1140

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Office Supplies

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871 92i

May Corn .. . ._ 6f6i

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2190

We have an immense

supply of Lcdgers, Cash Books, Dey Books, Bill Books, Leiter Books. Jour¢

nel: and Bank Boakeof every description.

Leiter Presses, the Ieleet

and beef in Files Binding Cesee, Leffer Cues, Price Books, Pocket and Office Diaries, Fountain Pens, lnlis, efe eie.

Ong million envelopes

glllelzes) Aloweet Prices eo , , Amex? Pedfwnt ‘pn

60 dozen of our cel-

cbrsted“Success” Binding Cues which we oder in

dozen lots st the low price °f $2-4o per doz,com plete, lhflze purchases- for mln enables us to sell at Feel-` Dil nvbma h \-_ - - -

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