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

0UR G0tID COAI.

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

f Nnwnunv, ONT., MAY 29th. 1913 "I am not a strenuous user of medicines

01’ patent medicines, but I have't§ken nearly _everything recommended for Indigestion and Constipation.

I have been so bad with Acute Indi-

gestion that I was nearly in convulsions and had tobe held. I have used “Fruit. a-tives” and I have not had another attack nor suffered at all withlndigestion since taking them.

“Fruit-a-tives’_' is the only remedy I

ever used that did me any good, and I am _grateful to “ Fruit-a-tives" for rnaking me as well as I am today, and everyone agrees that I look in iirstclass health.

My husband likes "Fruit-a-tives" very

niuch_snd takw them whenever he has occasion to use a remedy for Constipa-

' Y “°”' runs. D. Meme

“Fruit-a-tives" are sold by all dealers

at 5oc a box, 6 for $1.50, trial size, 25c, or will be sent to any address on receipt of price by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.

I 11- Jr- -. _,` Foxes For' Sale

Immediate Delivery Three pairs SILVER BLACK D k glgult Foxes none exceeding tlifdgyeri-s

'1'li nt , d‘d

8 .

p. c.to 90 D. c? Silver Black- _ mm so

A few Male CRUSS FOXE8 to sell

separately at low prices on account of an egtfssataein ligaiie Crosses. S

n res _ »

the Foxes. R.i'ic%znd;dttJermsJi9ig‘ht?nd see

F undy Fox Co.

s¢..|..lm. N. B. l

.iaMlJani

All Poll Tax not paid, better be

paid at once as Executions are ordered for same. Pay at'once and pave expense.

1989, io,9Mtf

1 1 Q'

Imported Black and Silver Foxes For Sale

One pair had litter 15 years old.

One female had litter 1; years old One female had two litters 2; years

Tyne Valley Fox Co.,

Tyne Valley

P E. I.

|066 12 10M1mo `

NOTICEI

at eleven o'clock to wllich all are in- vited.

McNEILL'B MILLS.-The semi-air

nual public examination.-was held in Mapfe Leaf school on Dec. 23rd, 5 large number of ratepayers and others being present. After having disl>osed of the carefully arranged program the scholars presented their teacher with a gold watch chain. The examination closed with the singing of the National Anthem. -

TI-IRILLING DRIVE.-Miss Sadie

Gorman, teacher at Richmond, and Miss Mabel Gorman of the Prince County Hospital had n thrilling ex- perience driving from Emerald to KellY's Cross on Christmas Eve. Their young brother Emmett accoun- panied them, and after several stops in snow banks and other ‘incidents expected out in a snow storm, they reached Kelly’s Cross at 3.30 a. m. Christmas, having left Emerald at 11 o'clock.

F ' i-*W ESJOYABLE CONCER'1‘.- With

'EC-finding room at a premium before

'the program began one of the most

‘financially successful entertainments

Beautiful SILVER BLACK and ever held in New London was given

CROSS FOXES_ lon the_18th inst., in_Cliiton Hall.

~The oblcct was to raise funds to

wire or Write lfence the school grounds, and Miss

c0_ Sf,Jghn’ N_BiBessie McKenzie, teacher was the 3iu.i2.i0Mrmo , ~prin1e mover and chief worker and

New Year’s

is entitled to much credit for its success. Mr. H. P. Found performed the duties of chairman in an efficient manner and a lengthy program was well received. Instrumental music

iwas furnished by Messrs McLeod, ,Marks and Dunning, accompanied by fhlrs. H. P. Found, Vocal Solos and 'drills were well delivered by school

s ,

Echiliiren accompanied by Margaret

_.\lcl-lwen. Theduet by Margaret and

PERFUME selected

from the best French English and American makers. .

CIGARS in handsome

gift boxes ro 25 and 50 cigars to the box.

CHOCOLATES i n

beautiful boxes a n d baskets.

Ge0.E.llughes{ §`-;‘§";;,.;;

Eggs are Going

lucky

itic.

Cl. 'cs

. _ Great George

With eggs at 4oc a dozen it is a

ing hens.

The best way to make hens lay is to

feed them Royal Purple Poultry Spec-

prodnction wonderfully and improves the condition of the fowls.

Several sizes 25c, 5oc and $1.50.

McKinnon Drug Co

man who has a flock of produc-

This poultry tonic increases egg

and Kent Sts,

For friends you over-

looked at Christmas.

V "I

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r ’ \ gg? _ Don’t Run

. my , i y _A A o

‘ . ~ V; The Risk

` -, " 'i _; f ki i f lor tobacco. its , 1. 2 _ 2. .s'.‘;‘;..;‘.g..“.;;........,

‘ 1 _ a nuisance to your friends.

. Besides, good fragrant tobac-

I , co costs no more. Its all in knowing what to ask f01’- Re

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il 'ii 'giitrwiit in¢i.y'- _

Masfdr Marine Smoking Tobacco, Black Twist

I ' -and Combination Twist Chewing Tobacco

1’ Hickey & Nicholson 'l‘oh, C0., Lid

Charlottetown. P. E. I.

member anyone of the following Bright Cut. Rival, '

mil

Appreciation

We take this opportunity to

wish our many friends a Very Happy

' and Prosperous New Year.

Your Hearty co-operation 1138

made our past year the most succes- ful siuce' this business was establi-

shed in 1857, and we hope that

this

_co-operation will continue to our Mutual advantage.

The Rotors Hardware tu.. Limited

lrladie McKenzie was loudly applaud- ‘ed as was also the singing of Laura lMcGregor. The quartette by Messrs |Gunn, McKay, Dunning and Toombs ‘made a hit and the audience showed their appreciation for the reading by ‘Miss Bessie McKenzie. Walter Found 'accompanied by Mrs. Ernest McNeill ,rendered a vocal solo which seemed 'to catch the crowd. The sale of home made candy and the singing of the National Anthem closed the per- formance.

NEW ‘IARGYLE SCHOOL.-Thex

semi-annual examination of New Ar- gyle School was held Monday, Dec. 22nd. The school-room was tastefully decorated for the occasion. There were seventeen vlsitorspresent, and a goodly number of pupils, and all looked bright and happy as thougl. they enjoyed going to school, Th( examination was conducted by Mr. Lauchlin MacKinnon, teacher - of Long -Creek School. Mr. Harry Mac- Ncvin and the teacher Miss Addie MacNeviu and various others. The pupils acquitted themselves most creditably in the different subjects taught, showing careful and thorough training. At the close of the exer- cises two prizes were awarded by the teacher for attendance, first prize going to John Gillis, second to John MacKinnon, then a choice program If readings and recitatious was nicely rendered by the pupils; and thorough- ly enjoyed by all present, after which all were treated to confectionery and fruit. Very complimentary speeches were then made by the gentlemen pre- sent, highly enlogising the teacher on her diligence and the good pro- gress of the pupils during the past half year. A vote of thanks was then' moved for the teacher for her kind- ness and faithfulness by Mr. Harri MacNevin, trustee, seconded by Mr. John Gillis and carried unanimously. A vote of thanks was also rendered the ladies present who helped the teacher so kingly in making the after noon a complete success. All sinEi“S the National Anthem brought this very successful afternoon to a close.

:ZSMOKERS GOODS.-There are

many things in this line suitable for gifts for gentlemen-Pipes (Briar and Meersch`aum),,,'1Toba.cco Pouches, Gig- ar and Cigarette Cases and Holders. Tobacco J ars;~Ash Trays, Comllirnion Sets etc. Our stock is large and specially selected for Xmas. E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore.-Mtf.

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::Mr. Dennis D. Arsenault, who is

a news reporter for the Guardian for the Guardian will be pleased to re- ceive news of importance bY mail

to North Rustlco or byzpgsoiiphzlgélgz

1'-»;.“:'~.°~*

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;:Tl1e Fur Farmers’ Bureau & Ex-

change, Ltd., Charlottetown, handle only reliable Fox investments, and will sell nothing that they cannot recommend. 362°

You Like

A nice bright sunny

kitchen in which to pre- pare our bread,

What about your Bread?

Do you know where _ and how it is made? There is no need to worry if you use.

Stewarfs Cream Bread

_ -__ _,H ._ M _ __ _ _________ __ _ _ _ _ _ I Yélierdéy. a meeting of the ¢,_¢¢..

- ~ ~ -~ ' ' ' "` f ""'"'~'~ .er one Da y »- . ~ ,_

" ' “ '~~-'- IT PAYS to buy in this provintfe. " HARTIIEY I-IALIIT-Servi'<;~s on `W8.ee"r2%i_i;g<ie; the zgfgsisdééoblfmlilfd

< '“'“ Friday evening, Jan- 2nd, at 1 p.m. -'\- @WBl.MtIi.’I§."A`.'*Al th;

sel§fi§eSiN(I‘?t`£§i HALL!-’IJlIhRr;~wm‘h° Preacnw' ,R""- W. 1'. Muvie. Suh~ ‘h"""0|`“ WPI# lnresriit., und also in

in at 71130 l1E’¢0n_ a l t is even. _iectz A Bright New Year. attendance was Mr. Morell, tho Dali-yi

.ie _ _ _ g ° - SHOR _______ Iustructoxzd. The accounts for the yesi.

'_"" ` T COURSE.- 'Arrangements We" ‘fonsi “fed and DHSSPFI, and thc

WATCI-I NIGHT SERVICES. 7- has-o boon mad, with p,.incipa\ Cum_ annual general meeting nl the AH.

i There will be watchnight services in min 1 gh C - ' snci-atm -- - `

“ “' the First Methodist oiniren and in 'irugé (iv se tolifgc ‘if Ag'.f,i‘“°"'°' what .2 ziifim ed :mi M Ml" U"

I! . » - -. 0 live r. i undish ' ii \~ 1'. - Hui Ann-r' _

I:IIIII'a'IIIes IIIIIBII Me. G'“°° "““'°h this Waving starting take tue Ligue Horse classes at the *h" ""“€"`.Y SF°'°‘“"Y» Wh” had

Short, Coin-so to be held in Chap that position iii the Association for

lottctown next week. Dr. Standish will be here January Sth and 7th, so that on those days the work on Live Stock will be Light Horses. On the afternoon of the 5th, the time Wm be Elven to organization work and fo Egg Caudlms. which will be conducted by Mr. T. A. Benson, Dom. inion Poultry Expert. .

KENSINGTON.-ras results of ti.,

gii;i]rip3:fii¥snEEaniination of the Ken. Glide VHIB 1Schoo1 are as follows: 2 Frankl' 'TV' A' Florence Larkin' din G "1 ‘d,€¢°“» 3._lIIgbam Jnr- G B' md” ‘II_-°(Senior)--1, Aggie 0°dWH-. o, Mamie Sheen; Roy Kohn.

Grade IV*1. Mabel MaCarthur; 2

Lockhart.-K.

edy. Grade V11_(Jun,0,.)_1 P t . k former school-eeucher, Mr. James F. Goodwin; 2, Katherine L0'wtht;rl;u; |Profit. After the exaininution o pm.

gyllied Jardine. Grade VI-1Leitd'gfBil€\t\_»vus rpndered consisting ol . owar ; 2, Peter McMahon; 3 {; - 1‘&C_a ions so os and duets by thc Leslie, Grade v_1, Lillian I,'lgu‘;r'“;.pupils. Mention should be made ol Gerald Murphy ; 3, velda C1arke_ll\lr. W. B. MaCarthur who kindly

Ruby Bonne” and Ed - L d_ ' delicious box of chocolates and the Eddie Hickey. Grade Iliuilseiiildri'-i' 'P“Pi1S With a generous supply of ' 5 'F '

gona-ice Mill; 2' Addie stavertflgweets, whitih was further augmented

ra e III (Ju ' _1 I M _ y a supp y of home-made c nd . and Thelma cgfiiire); 2,' Jxeiinifie “D” P"’““* °’P"sS°d s““S‘“l;““?" T 0 L E and Boo Moose; 3’ Dorothy Suthep at the progress made during thc hull- °

lamp Grade H__1’Edith Sutherlaudiyear, which they declared was very

and Newton Mac ru, ; 2 L - M _ marked. Evidence of the good-will ot

Km., ._ N,,.,,“G,,,,T{,,,,»_ G‘;‘,’}f, I; nl.. ].......i. .U ts... .......... W.. A RESIDENTIAL AND DAY scnooi. Fon GIRLS

1 Dorothy M¢Kenzie; 2_ Eth 1 D h_ [7 aiu y Shown by appropriate gifts. K (Fluid the late Gear sD\cksou,M.A.,faraief Principal of

att and Gilbert Houston; 3'°Reg‘§g§m hdvrrcmae fouezemni Mrnnieiimtl

tile Past twelve years, roughly, re- signed on account of pressure of d\}¢Y. Mr. Charles E. McKenzie, of Mlm". was appointed in iris stead,

ppt take uP the work from January

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EXAMINATION. --The semi-annual

Examination of the Kensington High b°h0°l WHS _held o_n Tuesday, Decem- ler 23rd. The attendance was not-_ so urge as might have been expected, Owmg 150 Other meetings on the suiue (IBIS. but nevertheless a very success- ful exanunation ensued. The different GEPHFCIIISHYS were capnbly exiiiiiinetl IJY the teachers, ably assisted by ii

Presented each of the teachers with a

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Moore & McLeo<l overcoats

do not need an introduction.

Yon’ve heard of their sup- --

erlority.

We desire that you inves-

tigate the wide array of ex- clusive iuodels and patterns

in our present stock.

Priced froui $8.00 to $30.00.

Moore & Mcleod

The Men’s Store

hut, and here is where the praise is due him - he had just .a short time

to patrons in the city. lnstend ot; letting his customers go ahead und cat the butter from the cream of ti. | infected cattle, as he could well have; done, for the product looked good* and tasted equally as good, he camel o town, gathered the deliveries, and` freturned the money received from the sales, telling the customers why lie. .vas doing so. It is a big loss to the farmer, but he did it quietly - it was his duty - and he was equal to it. That is the reason he is being so widely praised, and why, when he brings butter to be delivered here ini the future it will bc accepted from him without question.

::After your holidays and the heavy

Christmas dinner you will need some- thing to tone up your stomach and vnu will find in Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets just the thing you want. They furnish the ingredients to pro- perly digest all food and tone up the

The 1\l.'tci<inni<»n Drug G0.. C'>fH'~‘f Great George and Kent Sts. Mtf.

:Everett Buell is Guardian Ai;B11'-

at Abney.` Subscriptions, renewals -ind all reliable news will be gladll’

::DON’T FAIL T0 ATTEND thc

concert in Vernon I-lull New Yesr's night. If night proves stormy con- cert will be held first fine night fol- lowing. 3572-12-29E3i.

Ring Out the Old Ring in the New ?

The balance of our big

holiday assortment o f goods mud go to make room for new stock.

Forgotten Friends Should be Remembered

As we are clearing out

our remaining holiday stock at 20 p. c. discount, _ here is your opportunity, to get a nice New Years’ gift for the friend over- looked in the excitement of Christmas. Don’t Miss This Chance

Johnson & Johnson The Quality Drugstore.

'l Car 0wners

Anti Freeze

glands most ofliciontly. Shown in . two sizes, price 250, and 50c. a box. . 'J' ~ V

welcomed by him. 2971-12-lmetf. ,

l_l_i._1-_-- I 1230 p_ M_ gonnecting with mixed

F.-"Astl:ama_ Catarrh `

_.__ ACADEMIC COURSE from Preparatory to Univeriity Mstrieilstiol Ill

AN APPRECIABLE ACT.-Honesty :is/rr. G. B. Jelly is Guardian News First Yen Work.

‘S “ °““'“°‘“”‘S“° "M is ‘“='="‘Y ae Age" ‘°f "’f°t°fi=* and viciuw music ART Domrsnc sclsscr. Pi-wslcal. EDUCATION-

preciated by everyone. A farmer lic- Kindlyr ‘hand hint' ll li bin - .' ' . -- . ~ -~ .. ~ S5 Pot far "Um the Citi’ had his Cat- also your new or gene]-vsala eubgdrigi ‘_ Casket' Tumi' Bukd Bm' Hmkey' swmmms Buh'

e inspected the other d .Th t grimy reported umm i..f;ite<1.° 'Fits “°°°` Mm" sciiooi. imonzus Ai-'ren uoi.1DAi's, sqmm ion. isis.

ulone_ would be a loss to the lnrmer, i Write for Prospectus Sl who is a dairy-man to some extent- IRS GBOIGI DICKSOII, Pndlsil. IISSLI. IACDONALA l.A..Pr&@|

‘ IIRONCHITIS COUGIIS COLD! `

lsfaltilnln rum

A simple, aalennd effective treriimeni for bron-

ehlzil troubles. without dosing the geogngqg wgg, drugs. Used with success for ehlrry years.

The mr |:.1rr)'ing the units..-mis `-,,..°,_ |n“,|,,,g

sith ei-ery breath. ni.-ities breathing easy. moms; *"f 5°” U"°="» ="“| mrs the Couch. assuring .--:mai nishis. Cr.-si-tene is invaluable to nmirms with ;-mini! chllci-en und a BOON to suiiercis from Astlimrt. Send us postal for descriptive booklet.

ALL DRUBGIST8.

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eiietiive and rlilliu: tie. in ;-..t..- umgitlst or II-om ,.., fl ‘ . us. loc. in suunps. _\ 9

Vapo Cresolena Co. _ _ é _ .nc».u....i¢si._ sn. , .~.

lieemtni ini.-5 n..n.la..s _ _ qos- . i

Alomtrcal. Clin. 4 r v _'__ -> 4 .

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Change ol Time P. E. l. Railway

Commcncing Saturday; Janunryl

3rd, 1914 truius will run daily, Sun- day excepted, as folloivsz-

Mixed train will leave Charlotte-

town daily at 7.15 A. M. arriving ut Summerside at 10.25 A. M. - Passen- ger train will leave Charlottetown daily at 2.00 P. M. arriving at Suni- merside at 4.10 P. M. and Tignish at 7.25 P. M.

Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays

a mixed train will leave Charlotte- town at 3.00 P . M. arriving at Mt. Stewart at 4.25 P. M., Montague 6.05 P. M., Georgetown 6.50 P. M., Bouris 6.50 P. M. and Elmira 8.05 P. M.

Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays

'll lc Ch rlotte

Stewart 4.05 P. M., Montague 5.35,

P. M. and Elmira 7.10 P. M.

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previously delivered orders of butter 'WHOOPING COUGHS 5 SPASHODICCIOUP ”` _

The Boiler Inspection and

Insurance Company ol Canada

CONSULTING ENGINEERS-EFFI IENCY EXPERTS POWER PLANT SPECIALISTS

<l<:srABL1susn mr.; TORONTO

BOILER INSPECTION AND INSURANCE

Periodical Inspection of Steam Boilers, Digesters, liconomizers And Other Vessels ily Experts

Specifications Furnislied for lloilers, Digesters, ek!-

Plaus for Boiler Settings, Dutch Ovens, Chimneys; etc.

Inspection and Test Prior to Delivery or Purchase

Insurance Against All Loss or Damage to Property and Loss of Life

And Personal Injuries Resulting from thc Explosion of Steam Boilers, Digesters, Economizers und other Vessels.

ENGINE INSPECTION AND INSURANCE

Inspection and Indication of Steam Engines By Experts

Insurance Against Loss or Dztinzigc to l‘r1»l\ci't}' K`i\\\50l1BY Bfe“kd0""“ of Engine or Bursting of Fly-WIJBGI

SERVICE PROTECTION SUl’l‘Ll‘I.\IENTED BY I..\'SURANCli

For Full Information Write To

W. C. Macllonald, |l\SlW°I°" STELLARTON, N. S.

passenger truiu wi ave a -

town ut 3.00 P. M. arriving at Mt. l84S,lO,2Mtf Gwf2°¢°"“- 6-25 P- M-» S°“’if* “-00 L 1l

Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays 1

uid Junction at 4.50 M., and Cape

Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays

n mixed train will leave Summerside at 12.15 P. M. arriving at Tignish at 5.00 P. M., Passenger trains will leave Tignish at 6.00 A. M. arriving at Summerside at 9.00 A. M. and at Charlottetown on TuesdaYS. Tl\\lf*" days and Saturdays at 11.30 A. M. and with mixed train from Summer- side arriving at Charlottetown at 12.20 P. M.

Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays

a mixed train will leave Tignish at 7.45 A. M. arriving at Summerside Bt

train leaving Summersido at 2.20 l’;» M. arriving at Charlottetown nt 5.1.. P. M. '

A mixed train will leave Cape Trn-

verse daily at 7.15 A. M. arriving ut Emerald Junction nt 8.05 A. M~ and

I on Mondays ‘Wcdrresdays-»and Fridi_iys..I

ee running to Charlottetown reaching

there at 10.10 A. M., Tuesdays Thurs- days and Saturdays connecting with 'morning train to Charlottetown and Summerslde. _

Mondays, Wednesdays and Fi'ldHYF

n mixed train will lenve Elmlm Hi \`5.45 A. lvl., souris 1.05. Gwrz°t°Wf\ 1.00, Mi. stewart 9.40. arriving at

Mixture 1 _

This preparatio u

makes freezing-up of rad- iators impossible-water wont freeze i u coldest

, weathef. Sold only by `

. 'l‘lie .Two Macs

Charlottetown at 11.05. Tuesdays. ,Thursdays and Saturdays li-lmim train will connect at Sourls _with pasgengoi- train leaving Sonriéi lit 7.15 A. M. Vit. Stewart at .-.

at Char

Daily except Saturday B mI‘°d

h r a

6.40 A. M., arrtvins H fl at 10 15 A. M., returning will leave

i er

"§f.`.fd.yaH§:§;ln§c 7.00 A. Mr. fir-r;Jl_

n mixed train will leave Charlotte- _ 'Jie

town at 2.45 P. M. arriving nt Enier- g . ".‘" _ i

T’“"°’" “” 5"” P' TIIE S'I'0RE 'I`IIA'I` PLEASES. `

GORDON & KEITH = lions ruiinisiinis. `

The great chance is offered you to buy your

House furnishings by mail. Our big Illustrated Cata- logue is sent to your nearest Post Ohice address for the asking.

In it you will iiud illustrated almost everything

to make your Homes beautiful and cozy. Furmture. Carpets. Curtains, Draperies, Stoves and Ranges for Coal, Wood or Gas.

Our prices cannot be beaten in Canada, Quality

being our first Consideration for our Customers. Our goods are packed by experienced men, freight paid to any place in Nova. Scotia and P. E. Island for orders of $10 or over.

A card will bring you our Illustrated Catalogue.

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149 Gt Geo Street it returning will nav.-_ oiilirif-uptown at l 5 1° 2' 3 EDI- Ism-

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