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Whether it is not

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bet-_ter to keep con- staiitly on hand a

liberal supply of ;~'Coal from now

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We can give you

good Coal and prompt servioe.

A. PIGKAlll] & Gil.

' Phone 240

. Coal and Wood

ii i __ __ _, BU_Sllj{E.§S,_MUST BE DONE.

A collector l`or an installment sys-

tem establlslinient, new at the busin- ess, and very sensitive about perform- ing liin unpleasant task. wus pniricu- larly embarrassed because ihe'lady upon who lic had called was so exceed- ingly polite. Still, the van was nt the door, the lady was in arrears in lier payments, and he remembered his duty.

“Good morning!" said the lady. It`s

ii beautiful day. IS il \10l'-"'

“Beaiitifulu iiidoeill" he agreed. "Woii't you take ii chair?" she said. "Ei--no, thank you, not this inoru-

inn," he i-itammered. “I think l'll take the piano."

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“Fiull-a-lives" llealiil His- Kidneys and [lured Him

HAGERSWY-Ll. UNT-. AUG. 26th. 1913.

"About two yearn ago, I found mf

health in a ve? had state." My Kid.; neys were not' oing their work and 1’ was all run down in conditiom I felt.- the_need of some good remedy, and havin _gseen ‘ ‘Fruit-ii-tives' ’advertised,7 I decided to try them. Their effect;` I found more than satisfactory.

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My Kidne s r <1 th i

action after Iyhod?Bt‘:l:§n upsvdrdlgrrfid dozen boxes, and I regained my old."-' time vitality. Today, I am eu dying the best health I have ever had?'. _ _

B. A. KELLY

"Fruit-a-tives" is th g _ Kidney Remedy in the worTd. giletaiiglg on the bowels and skin na well as on the kidneys, and thereby soothe; md cures any Kidney soreness. "

“Fruit~a-tives” is sold by nil dealer ” 50?- I l>0X. 5 5°! $2.59, trial size 25:: or will be sent o_n receipt of price by I-ruit--a -tives Limited, Orin". pi-;__..__ _.15

HELD THE HORSE'S HEAD.

in South Africa General French

earned the title of "the shirt sleeved general." General French was often to be seen walking about in camp in shirt sleeves. One aiteriiooii it corre- spondent roilc up to the lines, and. see- ing it soldier sitting on ii bundle of Iiay smoking it dilapidated looking old briur pipe, asked where the General was.

"The old man is soinewlicre about,"

eooly replied the soldier.

"`W€ll. just hold my horse while I go

up and search i`or him."

"Certainly, sir," and the smoker rose

obediently and took the bridle. _ ':Cnn you tell nie where tho General is? inquired thc corrospoiident of it staff' olllecr further down tho line.

“General Prciicli? Oh, hc's some-

where nbout. Why, there he is, hold- ing that horse's head!" '

And the officer pointed directly to

the siiiolcer, still traiiquilly pulling ut his pipe and liolding the horsci."

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/ You’ll be surprised how quickly a_spoonful of_ this delight- \` ful cough syrup taken at frequent intervals will cure your

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h. _ gRexall Che_rry Bark Cough Syrup is a Dure and harmless

remedy that will not derange the weak stomach. We guaran- tee it to relieve you. Price 25C, 50c, and $1.00 per bottle.

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reliable tobacco go to an _ ‘ `

honest manufacturer. Wi 1°--1-_:ff:-':=.s~1~‘.1:f-'3;-`:-‘.-if-_'.1==_-:viifj£Ql;'i~i1,-':‘.'

establish such a reputation, and believe our old_ friends will say that we have neverdisappointed them. Hiékey’s Black Twist Chewing Tobacco represents not only our best efforts but the best to be had in the tobacco line.

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Will Improve- Any Building

Beautiful Walls and Ceilings add 100 p. c. to l

theeffecfiveness of your home. To that advantage

you add many others by using

l Beaver Board __

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It is made in large panels of Pure W°°d flows’

and is quickly and' easily put up. _It can be Pdxtgg inbeautiful and durable colors-is never c0___r___g with unsanitary Wall Paper. It needs no rep

as it does not crack. _ _ _

Let us show you Just what it looks like. and

tell you its 41 great_ advantage.

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_ IT PAY8 to buy in this Province. `

- EARLY PLOUGHING.-Mr John H. McPhee, of Caledonia, reports plough- ing _on January 20th. Beat this who can.

TO-DAY'8 MEETING. ~ The

W.C.T.U. will hold their regular meet- ing this afternoon at 3.30 lu the Heiirtz Memorial Hall. - -

HAULING LUMBER. - Now ‘that

snow has 5:01110. Clark Bros., Mt. Stew- nrt, have all their. teams at work hauling tlieli- lumber to the nilll. Mr. Clark has eight teams at work.-“L”

.PARISH MEET|NG.- The annual

parishnieetiug oi' the parishioners of Christ Church, Cherry Valley. will be held on Saturday evening at 7.30 at the Church.

CHERRY VALLEY.- Service will

be heldat Christ Church. Cherry Val- ley on Sunday at 2.30 p. m. Rev. D. Jones officiating. .

THE STANLEY.- Tile Stanley doc-

ked in Georgetown at 10 yesterday morning with fourteen tons of freight, ten sacks of mail _und twenty-three passengers.

THE MlNTO.- The Mliito docked

in Picton yesterday 1119.50 with eighty- six tons of freight, twelve sacks of mail and nineteen passengers.

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. _ Rev.

Ewen MacDougall will preach Sab- bath 31st nt Belle River at 10.30, Iris at 2.30 and Brooklyn at 6.30. Also Tuesday, Feb. 2nd st Peters _ Road and Wednesday 3rd at Murray River at 6.30 p. in.

MT. STEWART. - l\'lr. S. (7. Clark

has sold ri dwelling house and six- aere lc-t to Mr. l’. Hughes, l)onnell_v’s Road, and the latter has sold his farm to Mr.'John W. Bert.-l\»lr. l<‘rank Jay, Ml- Sl0W8l`!. during the soft weather u few days ago had a very uncoinfortable experience. After a niglit’s rain Mr. Jay went out as usual to pull his smelt nets, but just as he got to w‘here they were set, the ice gave way for many feet around him and. do his best, he could not get out oi’ the ugly position he was in. it was only on the timely arrival of Mr. John A. McAulay that he was rescued. By that tinie.Mr. Jay was thoroughly chilled but has not suffered any consequeiices of his “cold plunge."-L

REGRETTABLE ACClDENT.- The

iiiaiiy friends of Mr. John Yeo one of the bc:-it known and most popular Loc- omotive Engineers of the P. E. ls- land ltallway, will regret to learn that while hi the act ol' taking water into the tender of the engine of the west- ern express at the tank at Summer- slde yesterday inorninizz the spout gave away throwing Mr. Yeo violently l`roiii thc top of the tender to thc ground oansiiii.: him to full ol’ a pile of ice which has gathered under the tank. As a result of his full he sus- tained a fractured wrist, a bruised hip and body also a had shaking up. The Guardiuii joins with his many .l`rieiids in hoping to soon see him a-- roiind again none the worse of liis.cx- perlencc. `

A COLD DIP. - When the ice is

bud, iis it must iicccssarily bc, aftr-r two days rain, people should not trust .iouiinplicitly to Providence. This was clearly demonstrated on the Upper iiillsborough ice nt St. Andrc\v`s.when on Friday the 23rd, Mr. Jos. McMul- lan attempted to -take the ice in driv- ing an agent to Mt. Stewart. Luckily they did not get out fur enough to reach deep water when the horse broke through. It was with consider- able dililculty the poor animal was re- leased from the "i1iiry clay" for whicli those flats are noted.-I..

‘sAsNsci_iFFe.-singers. nay and William Mulch has returned i'roin a very happy visit with friends in Sour- is and Montague. The many friends of Mrs. John Currier are pleased to see her home again. The annual meeting of thc Cherry Valley Dairyiiig Co. was held in the hall last Tuesday. The stateineiit oi' the past year's business showed that thc factory was in oper- ation four months. The totiil quan- tity of cream supplied by 32 patrons was 27,020 lbs., and from this 7.721 lbs. of butter was inaniiliictured.. The average price received for the butter was 25-42 cents. The value ol' 1 lb. fat to patrons was 22 cents and 1 lb. cream was 5.5 cents. .The election of directors for the ensuing your result- ed iii the ro~cleotion of four of lust yi-ar's officers: Messrs. llurigv Twocily, liiuvis llaydon, Jitmcs Ilrlcldiicliern and Jiiincs l’. Irving. . The three new ilii'eciori~: elected were Messrs. Fred itichurils. Denis Carey and John Doye.

::"PENSLAR” COLD BREAKERS

uct quickly and are tasteless. Things arc moving faster to-day than ever before; people demand lt. Likewise they demand medicine that will not quickly-Laxatlve Cold Breakers is just such ii medicine. No after effects -250. box.-E. A. Foster, "l’enslar" Store, Sunnyside. .

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Colds and Coughs Stop Them When

They Start

Coughs are usually the result

of Inflammation caused by ii wid iiiviuiihg me <iei`icate dap- ilary air tubes in tho lungs. Wo can soil you a cough remedy that will allay thls.liiflanimatlon 'and quickly correct- the oondl- -tions which cause it.-, 'fake Rouneau'e- Syrup of P-ine -Tar and.Q9d _Liver Oil -an_d_wq.yv||l guarantee results.. .Put- up and sold by .us -only.- Price 85c. ,a bottle. -

"The-'Home of Quality."

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stevens ,AcciosNr. - Mis. if.

I{uglies,,_Donelly's_ Itouil, ,gut .I badly 'hurt by u. (all a few days,ago._-L.

CANADIAN FLOUR.-_- .You 'would

fight for iii will V0" buy it. Beaver ,Flour is Canadu's own product. Use it.

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CHERRY VALLEY.-inf. ‘_D`nnis

Rooney, Cherry Valley,,1c`ft last ‘lVlon- day enroute tothe lumbering woods, where he inten_ds_ hiring as _ii teamster for the remaining part _of thewinter. Mr Luka Praught, Em-iiscllife, reports that the iceffroni China- Point to Or- well Cove is in very poor condition and hardly safe for people to cross over owing to the recent soft, iveatlier.

PROSPEROUS ISLANDER.-The

Medicine Hat Morning Times sayqz- A partnership has been arranged be- tween Dr. James S. Macleod and /Dr. Orr, and the new flrni will occupy Dr. Orr's offices in the llull Block. Dr. Orr is medical officer to the Mounted Rifles and will leave forthe front when the regiment goes away, though he will attend to his practice until that time. Dr. Macleod will attend to his practice during his absence. Dr. Macleod is medical superintendent at the city hospital, and has for the past year been associated with Dr. \V. H. Macdonald. Mr. Macleod is the son of the late Dr. James Macleod, Chur- lottetowii and his many frleiiils in the island will be glad to hear of his suc- cess in the West.

PERSONAL MENTION. -Miss Nel-

lie Hubley, teacher at Eldon, was in town Saturday, attending a meeting oi' the Executive of the Teachers’ Association,-Miss Tillie Jay, Mt. Stewart; ivis a passenger to filiarlottetowii on Monday, attending the Burns Coiicert.--Misses Isabel Ross and Cora. Macklin, Mt. Stewart, were pascngers to Hunter River, on Saturday on ii visit to Mrs. i)r.Itog- erson of that place.-Mr. Alexander McKenzie, Guardian reporter 'of Scotchfort, was in Cliarlol.t.eto\vu on business Saturday.-Miss Jennie \')rr, French River, is siieiiilliii: :i l’t-vi( duvs in Charlottetown, visiting licr sister, Elsie, who is attending Prince of] Wulos College. i‘»liss Orr will uftendl the Burns Concert. before roliiriiiiig to her home.--L.

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SCOTCHFORT AND VICINITY. _

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made for the coming session of the Grand Division wlilcli owliig to un- _favornble weather on the 20 lust.. has been postponed to a later date. The Springfield Dramatic' Club are making favorable progress most oring the art ,of the Draina. something good may be oxpected from this quarter at a further date. The school is making cxeelleiit progress under careful tution of Miss Bessie Rattee of Malpeque, although unexperieuced has already proved her- self to be prnlseworthy and efficient in every branch of the work. -Mr. I-`rank Abott formerly of Jeffries, B. C., is spending the winter in Springfield, the

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at Rose Valley the guest of Mr Mal icoliu MacKenzie- Mr Lein M_cKay

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spent Sunday at Stanley Bridge visit '

hig friends.-James McKay one of Sprlnglleld's successful young farmers returned home after attending the Short Course. lie reports it tlic__best .course yet held.- Mr. Evdrett-Haslnni is in the city attending .tho classe .-.tgp Domestic Science.-Mrs. Joseph fles- lain, Victoria, is visiting-in'Sprliiigilqjd the guest oi' her iicpliow, Mr. Everett Haslam.-- Mr. Jack Forgusoii. Gra- hains Road, spent Sundaf iii Spring- fielii-the guest of James McKay. --Mr. Bertram Hasliim. the efficient Road Master. is ever on the alert. for ruts and cut out, woe besides the careless tax-payers who docs not keep th--, posi- tion of road assign in him in No.1 cor- dition. -Mr. M. Luinli, the .::iuI.‘.<.i:s iiii'~.il driver, continui,-ii io perf`ori.i his duties uniiitorruple-.l z-nd his in:\.iy .patrons are delighte-.l with th-.- new system and would not return to iho

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If the

you

old unsatisfactory nicthoil._

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oore & McLeod

_ 119-121 Queen Street Charlottetown

at the January

Mr. Vulerius McDcniild, Souris. spent the week-end visiting friends in* Scolclifort.-l\lrs.J. (T. Mclicnzio and; ilauglitcr I-felon of Vancouver, I3. <2.; urrivnil oii the lslauil last week on ii visit lo l\lr. and Mrs. .lolin Mcl(on'/.ie,| Scotizhfort.-Miss Kittie Gallant,(‘iiar- lottctown, spent the week-ciid visiting in Scott-lii`ori, the guest of Mrs. .losoph Eglin.-l\1r. llanicl Mcl)oui:all, Illoom- ing Point, was it visitor to Charlotte- town, Saturilay.-l\'lr. llanicl Fisher. \vlio has been ` residing in the West for the past number of yours is homo on a visit to his parents, Mr. und Mrs. (Tlinrlcs Fisher, l<"ort Augustus.-’l‘lie iccent thaw has played havoc with the ice on Eiisi, River. cutting it away so

walking. In places where it was l'oi°m orly eight and len-liiichos thick the raiii has cut it down 'to t\vo»anil- three inches, therefore. it might be well for

it to be very cautious.-S. __.___

PERSONAL MENTION. - Ainoiig

ihe visitors to Victoria on Friday were: ivir. Arthur noni. (fave Tr=w01'S0: lllossrs. John l’. B. Bradley. Frniik Monaghan. and Michael l\lcCaugl1'-‘-y. Kelly-'S (ji-oss; Mr. George Farrow. Hampton; Mr. Will Dunsford, S0!-llll Melville; i\lr. Josopli Francis, (_lount>' I.iiin.-»".ii:'iii-: the \".i.il,or:-1 to \ i--,mi"r. Saturday, were: Mr. _ l°‘ri-ink lligull- We:,i.niorclnnd; hii‘._ :I0iZ_lI\8lfl llllfiffb Smith Melville; i\'lr. Colin Ferr!U=`-QU. Gainbk-'s ('orni-i‘: illf.-sssrs. O. ll. Siliitli l\ln_\'iiiiril lfoy, l)oiiald_ilell; Itlcli l.oi‘<l_. and liowail. l.'.’i\!'ll. ll`Y0ll1 l\'l<'-if-"l`_~“~ Edwaril lVlcl~`aviloii and Robert (iiir. Augustine Cove; Messrs. Jaines Mo- lonc and Thomas Monagllall. K“llY§ Cross; Messrs. W. H, liimau. W. l.. hmum ,md Rev, Calvin McDonald. Hampton; Mr. Angus McPhee. N0W I-Iaven; Messrs. Mack McPhnil. -ll=l5~ A_ McKay, William M. Inman. John l\lcKay and Hector -McKay. D9S8l>l0_. Mr. John Gaudet. Bonshnw; Mr. “_ D. Shcrreu, Wcsfmorelaiiil;- M_r_. Jos. Gass, Appin Road; Mr. John I. ln- inun, Hampton.-V.

sPniNG.FiEi_D.- Union Division

N0, 45 S. 0. 'l‘.. are making rapid pro-

gress under the present ex_celicnt stn_tl of Officers. A. (‘., Adu MCl\l1.\'.- U- - -Agnes I-laslain; Chnp.,-- >D. MC- Kay; \v_ P_-- ll. B. llasiani; (on_-.- \Villiam Ilnslem: R. S.-W. l\'lcl}en- zjg; [_ S_,- lfrcil lllckoii; _(). lt. S..-' Bessie llaitco; Q. S..-_ (fliar_les_Mi_:- konzie; F. s..-J. _i~.. inisuini: 1 . \_\- 1_- l._-N. McKay; 'lrea.- l<red \\'. lu. I-iaslani. The iueinhcrs have lnl.i~l.\' lil- stalled n new 200 li.D. 1-QHUD. thc) _HOW can justly boast of owning one oi the finest Halls in any country district.- Very extensive prcpuriltions are beins ...,....,.,,,......,.....~..----.-.-_-.-_-_ ......... "uexaii coin 'raiiieni are Just \vl\ai_

you need to quickly banish that cold hi your head. 'l‘liey are guaranteed to give satisfaction. Price 250. per_boX. The MacKinnon Drug Co.. cor. brent George and Kent Streets. iuetf

You Caii’t Help Liking \ Moirs Chocolates f

They are so pure and

delicious they will melt

- in your mouth,so clean

and wholesome that no f other will satisfy after you have once tried

` them._ _

Moirs chocolates will

satisfy that craving for really good chocolates, and when they are used you'll long for moi'e._

We have a_ splendid

display ot Moira Choco lates in dalnt¥_ boxes and in bulk. T ey are fresh-try them. _

badly that it is considered unsafe l'or r

people who persist in travelling on_

blues, browns, greys and 8 years.

$2.75 Suits for $1.38 $4.50 Suits for $2.25

Get a Smart New

I Winter Suit for the Boy _

BOYS PLAIN AND NORFOLK SUITSZ5

ALL ARE GOING ATA DISCOUNT OF P c»

BOYS BLOUSE .AND RUSSIAN SUITS

ALL CLEARING AT Price _

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The January Clearance Sale offers all sort_s or ".5-_:.51 _-'--f-5 = 'l"f.,‘f'-'iff-f‘1.`

favorable buying chances, It’s a matter of practical ..'. .' ” '

economy _t_o ki?-rp ppsted on tliie offgr made through- -_ .;~ ._ .,.-,,._.__~...-

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out our a s ow xamp e o al’ _________ _.___,____ ________________ ___

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'I hese are all new-all smart up to date styles,

BOYS ODD KNICKERS AND BLOOMERS ALL ARE GOING A'l`__25 p. c. DISCOUNT

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Clearance Sale _

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fawn, to fit boys of 3 to -*fi

_ Brand ~ J-

$3 25 Suits for $1.63 S "V CJK; 'Trl

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$6.75 _suits for $3.38 ' Af; -‘

fi"“_"""”"'"'*”""'_'T -

Meu’s

now selling at 1.00.

Half Price. '

blue trimming regular 1.00.

1 for 35C.

i _ _

Big January ' Snaps i In Shirts & Sweaters Wmsted I

Meu’s English Havana F lannelette Shirts, Trousers

in stripes ot various colors, with soft cuffs & collars attached reversible, also without collars.

Regular value 85c and 1.00 now selling 75c.

Men’s Fancy Shirts in fancy stripe with

stiff cuff, ranging in price from 135 to 2.00

Boys’ Sweaters and Sweater Coats in

greys, and browns with high and low colllars, regular 85c value now 60c.

About twenty white Sweaters for boys and

men ranging in price from 1.20 to 4 50. Now

Meu’s Coats Sweaters, grey with red or

Boys’ Sweaters pull over buttoned on

shoulder and coat styles 60c value now selling

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Fine

25 p. c. off

- Men’s fine worsted

Trousers offered at 25 p. c. off.

$2.50 Pants now $1.87

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3.00 3.50 2 62

3.00 3.75

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Hats Worth to

$2.00_go at-»

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1.50. Now selling for

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I . $5.25 Fur Collar ' 7.25 Fur Collar

$2.25 and $2.50

_I blocks go at $1.50.

_ Fur# Collars-;-Cut

Get One Now

Special lot "of fivc_doz. nice

black derby hats all sizes many shapes, not a bad one in the lot

for $3.94 _

worth to 2.00 each your choice

for 5.44 f Soft -Felt Hats new Or

. 69c each

Holiday Gifts

- For holiday gifts sec our stock of Rings. We have a great variety of styles Special assortnients for ml-:-n women and children. _

We also have a splendid

stock of Pendents, Lockets, Brooches, Bracelets, Watch-

es, cuffianiis, chains, sn- \

vcr-ware Ebony Setts, Nip- on China, etc.

No_ extra charge for cn-

graving.

C. W.` Patterson

Jeweller

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F Office Supplies-I

1915 For 1915

- Carter’s Bookstore

Is headquarters for all kinds of Office Stationery,

Blank Books, and Office Supplies, at lowesl D1‘\C¢S-

Carters “Success” Binding _Cases, complete

with index 25 cents each, and only $2..>0_ per dozxn. The best value in binding cases ever offered. hvery B siness Office of an account should be supplied _with some of

these Time Shviri , useful and handy devices. _

We have a Midion Envelwes ln stock. Evegi size _

used and any quality desired. holesale & Ret . _

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