' JANUARY 4' I9” '”’ wrim Lnnsfr saws ""’l THE

I THANK You I

\\ ew Year,

The Macliinnon Drug Co. i

_ ill/_e lhiuik_s\ll our patrons l`or the very generous patronage given us during

cui irsi yczirvni busiiiesii. VVe have lieeiisixcess ul buyozld cur expectation and ice] graleful to all wh.: liave helped us. Wishing you :dl ai very happy

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. -A RESOLUTION (JF CONDOLENCE,

An 0pporlunily 7

looking lor a Man

As Mr.Davison is going West the dir- A ectors of the Davison Undertaking Co., Ltd. want a LI\'l~`. MAN as inzinager. 'l`his posi~ tion is open tori iuzui with good experience and the ambition to ap- preciate :in opportunity -ti man with enough “ginger” in him to “make good" in ai [iroi`ii-

abh- pmfessioii.

The right man will re-

\`6i\'i~ all the i‘o-i\pei':iiioii- worked out syslcius-tlur strategy lhe tried and true pllius and |iriiiciplcs,:uul lin- .'uu‘iul support that is iieccs- sary to conduct :i s'iii‘ci‘SSNl

business. V

Oilers will lic coiisiili_‘i'e<l

for the outright sulc nl thc luisiiivss as well. .\fl\ll'9S§

all coi-ii-.'_q1onili-iicc io

Davison Unilertakingiio

/I Geo. E. Hughes, Pres.

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At a g of the “New Glasgow

Dairy Association, held in the hall on DWL 22ml. the followiiu.: resolution was unanimously adopted by the full board of directors: Whereas the Al- Hllshfy In His wisdom has thought _nt to CHU “WHY one roi our number "1 the Person uf Erlirnun Gnunnt, we. the directors of the New Glasgow DHU`Y\“i-Z C0mlJBI1y here assembled, greatly deplore our loss and wc herc. by unite to_ tender to the bereaved family our sincere sympgi,liy_ gjgned James Arthur, President; Abrnlmm Liuote, Secretary.

_“(lAli’l‘l<IIl & C0. l.lMlTp;[, ,,,|\,,,,._ NSG 11 lurnc supply of ui./\Ni< IJOOKS and l§|‘1Nl*]l{Ali ()l<‘].'1(3|q SUl‘I"l.lES. Ml<JllCHAN'l‘S can sav,. money and get better satisfaction from this reliable firm than else. where read their ad in this issue,

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STEWART Qt CAMPBELL

Buristera. Solicitors. 'ai c.

Oillceii in Dealiriaasv fllock corner Queen and Grafton heats, Vnarlotta town. 1’ E. island.

MONEY T0 LOAN. ` ‘

H.W.SI‘l'1W»\R'l‘ K.0. N.A.(l»\‘V[P BILL

George W. McPhee

Barrister and Attorney-at-law Oiflces New Prowsa lock

0hi\rln|.tntnwn. P. lil island

A'l`!)0'1‘H lN_'l`lME moans thnl. the

tontli liiis rorfeived expert dental care lust. as it wus about to decay. 'l‘his re.- quires the expert. dental tres invut such

M Our Denial Work

rfingleriiiiaily. \Ve iiiaku sets ns natural iii-s life. <'r§i\\'n niiii_lli'irl;:n\\'oi'k, Fillings, etc. l’osti\'e|y pgiiiiless methods _Per- fect dentiil s_eryice ul ni.t.ract.i\'ely low prices. l‘lxuiniiinl.ioiisfr1'f.-.

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Dr Robins ..i...‘.’.“'i.;"...'....

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It pays to buy in this Provlnc¢.,'

Miss Rochel McKenzie, City, is vis

iting with friends in Long Creek.

Yesterday the Murray Harbor train

was five minutes late, the Souris and Tignlsh trains were both on tim the western was also ilvs min-

A. A. Meneiii, 'Ninn nine oresidi

and-Frank McLean, Long Creek, fef ` yesterday morning for 'l‘ruro to a - tend the Agricultural College now `i` session there. l

A special' mail train arrived in t is I

Georgetown, which the Minto brou ht nver from the ninininnd. 'riie tr in!

urri\’cd here nt 1.50 D. m. If 'rim regular ninnuiiy nieeung ni c el

(lit School Board which was ilo

city yesterday with the mail 'fr ml/

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Isaac T. and Mrs. Saunders, Tril-

‘*"' ' by,'spent New ‘i’ear's day at York.

Miss Mariah B. lt. Henderson. Dal-

housie College, Halifax, is spending her holidays at York.

The New Brunswick Wire Fence

Co Ltd Moncto has The Guar-

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\\t°B»1Bf0~ /'idisn’s thanks for a pretty 1911 cal-

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The Hunter River Methodist Sun-

dny School intend holding their an~ nual entertainment on Friday, the 6th of January. If unfavorable it willibe hcld the following evening.

The Davison Undertaking Co. are

advertising in this issue tor a live, competent man as .manager for that establishment. Tlie opening is a splendid one for the ,right man. Ad. appears in this issue. I

Y . , hiive been held on Monday, January Lind., was pontpoiieil iintil `Januar_v, Dth., on account ui the original date, falling on is. lioliuny,-_ ,"

The last issiie of Brains rcproiliicc:-ii

twelve ads written for The uiiq,rdim| by 'l`lic Bouncll Advertising A ency,l of this city, also a spicy sliorifgartl-l cle on coal advertising wri ten by

the iiinnngcr D. J. llonncll. y

The Presbyterian (`l\\irch aft Mui-ie

was riropened last Sunday/ It was closed to undcriqo repairsfanil im~ proveinents including the building of a now ceiling ni pressed steel. The services were coiidiictcd by ltcv. 'l)r. Fraser, of Ciirdigan.

With lnrtyfsc\'i-_n yrnrs of exper-

ience liynoh &. (lo, IR l*`nll.ou Miir~ kct, New York, iiolirit'cuiisiigiiiiicntu of iuuclts and ecls from this Pro- vince. l*`ir=lici‘inen are peri'cei.ly fmnil- iar with thc iirni's business nicthods whirli are i,lioi‘o|iglil_v up to date, and kno-,v thiii. tlioy nlwnys secure for thrrir if||st.o|uei‘s i.hi: brist the iunrkct offers and upon solicitntlvu will send theni' full ini`ormatlon ns to the best manner to send goods so_ that they will 'reach their destination in it

good clean, saleable condition. |

A pretty wedding took /place at tim home of. Mrs. H. Welland, 59- South Main _f<lt.., lpswloh. Mass., :ml Monday evening, December 26tli,l

It nd Mis

Among the passengers bv thé' Ming.

llionday morning were John A. Mill niun, William 'J. Paynter, l<}dwarc‘ Htcwai‘t.` and J. Bradford Millman. ull of Long ltiver, who are going bc Truro to attend the short course ai the Agriciiltnrnl College. "

Rev. Geo. Ornian was most com-

pletely surprised when a young lad~ member of the coiigregntion placed in his hands an envelope which whei opened nt his home proved to con- tain quite ,a nicq sum of money witl the heat wishes of the (lhcrry Valley friends to himself and wife. 'l`he glfi is acceptiblc in amount, but 'the feel Ulf-ZS HIM Drnmptcd it arc still nxore valued.

_ There has recently been orgniiizo( in eoiiiirrtiiiii with Sf.. Andrnw'i t‘hureh, Orwell, ri iiaillcsj Aid Hoc- icty, with the following ofliccrsi- Pres. lllrs. 1). H. Mcheoil; Vice-Pres -Mrs I.. R. ings; Treas.-Mrs.~ J. M Nvhcoil; Sec.-Mrs. W. D. Ross. Thi l“">"i0liY iulvc a (lhristinns tree nm eiiti‘ri.ainin¢‘iit on Weduesilay rvcning Dec. 28th. The songs, rccitations am fllilluirlics by the Sunday School pup ils were lliirllly appreciated hy thi large ‘audience that completely fillet the hall. The next meeting of thi Society will be held at the house o Mrs. Neil H. McLeod, Orwell, this ai tcrnoon at three o'clock. V

l"urthcr particulars of the aciziden

which occurred on Monday night 1|

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Hot-Air System the Best for Home-,lieating

The Hot-Air systeni of home heating is the iuost econom-

ical oi all. It uses little more coal to heat zi whole home than the old style stove docs to heat a renin. lt heats every room ‘ thorough and evenly, _thus preventing drafts and the consequ-

' ent colds. It causes less bother than other sysfeiiis, is easier

to install and cheaper iii the long run.

The satisfaction the Hot-Air systcni brings in ii comfort-

able home is well worth cver_\' cent of cost. It is the best iu~

vcstinent you could possible nialcc.

See us today about it.

Fred ll- Tr=iin0r---.t?..,§F.ii.i!2r.,.§l-_.TJ

when h ~ son, Cl de Le 0 , a ‘ ii , _ l)oleiia"l\’icI’liei'soii, dnughtyer of Ncil,(’lYde_R"f'3l` bl’ which C`0lill MCPl'1ni ii. nno ivirn. ivini>i.er_~nni, ning, in il. “ml |11” mtv* Uefllrrfne were biirnei L, were united in mm.,.ia,:,, by new to death lends additional sadness ti F_ Ward of the um,ti,,t Church' p_(,,,_,_ the case. Mr. McPhnil had alrcaili lcy, Mass., assisted by ltev. H. ,I ii. "’tll`°‘\ ‘md his "1|“‘¢¢|` WHS Ulkins 1 Flmith, Ipswich. The bride lodknd lmllll "l’5t9»ll`S- Tlllfl She \lDBct an< charming in a princess gown of v/lute 1101” .tlfrtliiuiz caught fire and late, with bridal veil and orange hlos-*Ulf* llllilflinfl itS0lf~ A l'l€i2hh0l', Nei soms, and was attended hy her sist- MCKil\I10ll. saw the flames in passing er, Mary, while Harvey Mackay act-‘at 10.30 and gave the alarm but i- ed as best man. A beautiful iloralywas too late to save either of thi arch occupied one corner ofthe room lives of the inmates or the dwelling under which the young couple heard Mr. McPhaii`s body was passed gui the words that pronouiiced`t'ieni man of the bedroom window and on nicdi and wife. After receiving thc cf.-n-ical aid being summoned it wa; gratulations of those present ri dainty , found time he had been ,,,,,q,,cM_,,, wedding lunch-was served to about|wii,|| Bm0|;¢_ His sister was found H SiXl1Y guests. The l1llmBr0\1S iiiltli MS- -a corner of the kitchen, the body be played in the sift room tcstifleil tvling burned en n erinp. Mr. Merhni the popularity of the young rriuplc. has been postmaster for mme!

lVIp;.“;pcili`d Mis. Welland uill reside in gyeun-,_ It was decided that an mqleaf

~ .was unnecessary.

The semi-annual examination of thel ; ;~F cg D K §/Ollfll l:'|°l"ill1*-A)l'lC_l10_<>l tO0k DIHCC On {N.S., wlliiilesiale Txiillisécdlitlviit (iiiiiilsi-gavi b ei .u;s<ti;y the _.ll mst, ii large nuiu- y himnted Beverage Manufacturer, ha= ef f’ 9 lmlellls find lflllnf-Z l100l>lc_securod the sole control of Bale(

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The Bunicat Store on Cliarlottetown’o Buaieut Street

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Commeneing a “clean-up sale”

of ladies’ colored, winter coats'

YOU ARE OFFERED A

NOTABLE chance this

morning to secure a handsome and attractive new winter coat at a tempting price.

All the remainder of our

colored coats for ladies and misses is offered you ai. ai series of figures that will make buying a plcu'sure and owning easy. ' ' CU/\’l`S Vi/'ORTH 'l`O $6.7 5 I OFFERED NOW AT 4.75

All coats in stock» :it prices

iiidicated-includiiig' ii good range of tweeds, etc, will bc cleared at....................$4.75 COATS WORTH TO $9.00 OFl~`l*§RED NOW AT 6.75

This' assortment includes

some really nice g'ai‘1i1¢1itS nizide by the best coat tailors in the country--twceds and clieviots............. CUATS WORTH TU $12.75 OFFERED NOW A'I" 8.75

You will find in this range

one of the most attractive of- ferings of all. The cloths are nice--the cut snappy and smart, the fit excellent. Vi/'orth to.i2.75............... ......$8.75 COA'l`S.WORTI-I TO 5x6 oo OFFERED NOW AT 10.75

This is the best offer in the

whole lot from many points of view. ‘

Handsome new cloths, beau-

tifully made and finished tail- ored perfectly-stylisli and smooth in fit. Worth to 16.00 ......$|0.75

l\lisse’s coats worth to 8.00.....$6.75 Misse’s coats worth to io.oo. ...7175

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Misses' coats y-worth to io.oo... .7.75 . Blaclg Coats Specially Reduced.

The quantity in each line is _

P » _ " Of the diSU”i¢t beilliif P!`0B¢Y\f~ 'I‘hc{Havana Cigars, Cuban Twist Hear*

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T l classes were examined by the teacherlfiniokers for the provinces of Novi

Louis Costello and Miss Sadie Gor-‘Scotia and P. E. Island, Thea,

For shoes that couibiuc style and durability -

The Taylor Shoe Sets The Pace

Let us :ittciid to /your sorting order this inontli. We can

~ ' » ` rron; i-i~_i:ii.atioii~Jniues Giiss; recita- bmp 1nompL]‘y° ‘ tion Glad s Diiu-iford; diirt.t-Min-

The Robert Taylor Co. Lid., Halifax

Makers of Solid I"ootwe:ii~. Harry ]aiiies,VAgent

io--iodttsr 3 inns

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Allow ii in help your biisiiiess dt_-velop-let

the service grow :ind enlzirgc your liiisiiicss.

- It will assist your systeiiis-yoiii' trii.-il :uid Q true working plans - to inake zi bigger :md bet-

ter business.

The telephone is zi power in the ilovrljlll'

. ,,; ,_ finout of tiny business-it has n magnetic drawing

power that is marvellous-it attracts trade and g » l1¢lps'to'll§ld it. *

Séc'ftili_at your telephone systciu is in keeping - with ybiiiigshare _mauageiiieut-_-1\1f1l¢° 1lil_h° “”`§“S' ,

tance in""yo`iii" "store ‘tlint“ -it really _is__ \_ou shouldi1’t try to do a big telephone business with

asmall phone service.

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Better see eontrnctclepartinent t_0<l2Y f‘|>°“t I a more up-to-date service. lt will 1111>' fi", *~ itself. _ig

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the part of both teacher and pupils

the occasion. The following program was then given with James W. Vil- lett as Cliairman: Opening Address- Words of welcome hy Myrtle Gor- man. Song-".*loiitli Melville Seliool"', by school; |‘ecit.ati0ii-~.lmictta (‘n_m-'

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nic Dunsford and l\’iyi-tle Gormangl recitation-Percy Dnnsforil; recitn-| tion-'l"off Malone; recitation--Celia and lleeu Traliior; song-"Maplcl Leaf Forever"-school; recitation-i Horace Crimeron; recitation-Janie Dunsford; ilialogiu-_*I-’at’s Excuse, George Dunsford and Jane'tta< Cam- eron; closing address-Minnie Bums- ford, followed by an address and pre- sentation to the teacher rcnd by Jrincttn (lfiiiir-ron in hehall’ of the pupils, expressing their appreciation for his noble efforts in their helmli',i to wliicli he littingly replied, thank-, ini: theni for the gift and for such a warm expression of their good fcel- ings tuwnril him. Hc also tendered thanksito the parents for their good attendance and ,to Miss Gorman for

then ninde by J‘. W. \'lllei., Geo Mc-, l<‘arlanc, and Charles Dunsforil, cx-

confectionery by the teacher and the singing oi God Save the King, xi successful examination closed.

::Notice. All persona that have

not pgid their Poll Tax please attend to same at once as executions are,

save costs

I Pure Cream Bread

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Tasty From Crust to

I' i§ni-t.

It is iz redl » family loaf.

Will please 'you and your children. =

Try ia Loaf.. R

lt is made only at the

I). STEWART

Telephone 2| i.

her able nssi.~it,siu‘c, Ilcmarks were I

being made out for same. Pay Ind

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man and the ready answers given Cigars arcsold the world over." showed careful training and study on 12-23¢15i

The school was nicely decorated for W i ‘

Your A ‘ Last

Chance

To night We Offer Per-

/ fumes I-5 of. A

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Hair Brushes. . . . 20 pc off

V Ilot Watcrllottles. . zo p coil'

'Foiinfaiii Syriiigcs. ro pc oil'

Chocolates . . . . . .15 p roll

(Large pziclcages oiilyl `

olmson & .lolinson

pressing their satisfaction of the _ Hood work done during thc year. Af» ter a generous treat of fruit and

Shavewilh of

Luna Safely Razor

lliijoy all the eonvciii-

* eucesf and comfort of

shaving sntisfrctioii--use a rnhor that combine all the luxuries of the bar- ber shop and the home.

The Lima Sa-fcty Raz-

or simply wipes off the wiriest b e a r d-- / with' it you can 'shave ' quickly and comfortably ' in your own home. ,e ,- The Luna has ll the

points of the st razors

except th rice.

_ t g blades along with ‘ ainty holder only $3.7 5.

' ' Telephone Co of P. E. Island ">¢"'S§v“"K“Y _ii_.i°"....1’, .“.°‘i‘.Z€;."‘.“.Tlf

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l limited-_-fpromptness is counselled

PLEASE NOTICE-the selling in these lines during this last season has

been very great--we cannot offer a full line in every style-n'ei_thcr can we tell you that there is a great stock to choose froni, There is a nice assortment at each price -the chances are that we have your size- in the very coat you want--and the chances also are that we hai/eii’t many more of your style and size- so we counsel haste. We propose to clear out every coat within the -next few days-do not niiss the cluiiire of getting yours.

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i‘li.\DlG ARltANGl‘}Ml<1NTS COAHTLNG ON SAMl'I.l'J'H Hibl.. bmng laughter |,-Um young hmgts

WITH UNITED STATES. --- ¢_h,,¢_ |m¢w f

--- In childhood days we used to go N0 fem- of brook bc|ow_

rYI"f‘.’\WA, Jan. 3-Messrs. Fielding When winter winds blew chill, md Paterson, who go to Washington With rosy cheeks and nimble fi-:ct And ta those golden day, though; is rcprcsentat,i\'cs of Canada to nc- To coast down Snmple's Hill. still _

;otlate a trade agreement, will leave so often mga., me bMk_

=it the end of this week. There was no halting on the wiiy A,_mi,, 1 nmh ,|,,w,, H,m',p|,,-,, hm .

They will not have powers as plclii- No one stcerril out or slowed, \ (yer me white, shining "ack

potciitnries to sign and ratify the Bm, sped like mad down Haiiiplrrs i A

l-I'1‘Rf.V- Ally- RFIFPCIDGIID UWT llllly hill Again I hnnr tho laughter guy

uiincccil in iuauing will have to lm With n hnppy, luiuiiiinig ifiml. '. Rise mi ibn still, rum air_

reported to the Canadian Govern- - 'p|,,. spun 4,, fm my ima,-¢_ ¢_o¢1ay nicut. for ratiiicatioii, and afterward And from ouch homo-made sled thai. 0|, th,,,,,,, ,_,,,,,,_.¢l ,mya no mi,-_

have the sanction of Parlianicnt. flew _n__ J_ E,

Down o'cr the moonlit. snow! -1

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'ro DAY

we put on sale 150 Boys’ 2 piece N0l'i0l'|i Slllis in marry shades to select from to fit boys from 7 to 12 years.. Regular price $2.7 5 to $4.00 ' A i

FOR 51.9

7 5 Boys’ College Coats in plain Browns, Greens, Shadow

Regular prices of these coats are from it 5.00 to $9.00

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