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GUARDIAN”-~ ~ I - vast" vml'|.‘>om’ar.r."\’l '

- p. c.

l May bei0btained ~ ' On Sums of $l00

and upwards

This Com `ny is re ared

I to lendrnong; for cliintg on

first mortgages on improved

.f ‘ ' realestate. s V _

Where the sum invested is

_insufficient to secure a mort- gage then several such sums

- are invested in one mortgage

and a declaration of trust given theinvestor. setting out ciearlyhis interest in the said mortgage.

By this method the small

investor may participate in the high _, interest earning security of dnt mortgages.

Those without funds at

present may deposit sums of $1 and upwards at 4 per cent. interest until $roo stands to their credit in this way, and then a 6 p. c investment will

_- be recommended consisting i of a declaration of trust

secured by a first mortgage

‘ on improved real estrte.

Such a plan as this care-

fully carried out will lead to at least a comfortoble income.

DOMiNl0N S TRUST COMPAN_Y

Advisory Board

W. H. Ai!/can 5 Hon. Chas. Dalton. Frank R. Hcartz

li. M. Davison

Manager

Morris Block '

_ Charlottetown

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We have a splendid line of bath

SPrays here, the tubing made of best quality rubber and the nozzles are nickel plated.

Prices range from $1-00. 10 I-50 8*

2.25

Also bath sponges, extra large and

velvety soft at prices ranging up to $3 oo each.

non Drug Co

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I of smoking inferior tobacco. It is injurious to yourself. and a nuisance to your friends- Besides, good fragrant tobac- bo costs no more. Itsall in finowlng what to ask for- R ¢

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News epartment'clo_sss_to gh' t 12\_,and~' ovens "Sunday night at 12, in the ` interim* 154-J 'can

phoned, ‘ ~ '

P. E, I.'B ADVANTAGl!iS.- Mr. John A- Anneer. or Lower- Montague, _ a pa ger y c r yestsrday, returning irom a. visit, to his daughter, Mrs.-J.'W. O'Brien ot Hantsport, N.B. While t-‘harshs visit- d f th di ki g

some of t e rge barr _ ng es- tablishments. He enjoyed' `his visi very much. He thinks that Prine Edward Island can grow quita a

le th

y. e says e an mu h

more easily worked and that the Is- land has many ‘advantages so' tar as fruit-growing is concerned. He left yesterday tor his homo in Lower Montague. ‘ WEEK oii PRAYER.-The week or

Prayer will be observed bythe city churches next .week, The service; begin on Monday evening, Jan. 5,and will be held each night; of the week °X0°Dt \S»s.turday. The iirst meshing wil bs t

0 Sllbiiect. will bo Thanksgiving

and Humiliation and the speaker will be Rev. T. Mhrshali. On Tuesday ov- ening the meeting will he in Zion Ch d th

ure niversal. '1` e speaker will

be Rev. D. McLean, Ou Wednesday the service will bc in St.. Piaul’s School Room'and the subjectwill be Missions. Rev. Dr. Fullcrton will give the address. On Thursday ev- ening the meeting will be held in the First Methodist Church in the inter- ests of The British and Foreign Bible Society. Rev. T. W. Murphy will be the speaker. On Friday evening the closing service will be in Grace Church. The subject will be Nations and Their Rulers and the speaker, Re.v.\G. C. Taylor. The scrviccs be- gin promptly at; 7.30, and an offer- ing will be taken for the P. E. I. HOSDital_and The Evangelical Alli- ance. On Thursday evening the oder- ing will be for The Bible Society. Each other night the P. E. I.. Hos- pital gets 75 per cent. _Everyone ‘ is cordially invited to attend these ser- vices.

annual concert and Christmas tree of the Cornwall Methodist Sunday School was held in the 'church on Saturday evening last. Notwith- standing the postponement, the event was a 'decided success, the church be- ing fllled to the doors, and the pro- gramme excellent. The music by the choir and the Mission Band, under the leadership oi Mrs. Frank Howard and Mrs. B. C. Webster, was well received and appreciated by all. Rav.

George Orman, pastor- oi the Metho- dist Church occupied ths chair. Th

tions," seven girls; Chorus-The Mis- sion Bund; Recitation-Gladys Ab- bott; Solo-Mary Howard; Dialogue -Three children;' Chorus-Christmas

leen McKinley; Solo-Helen Crosby; Chorus-The choir; Exercise; Read- ing-Marie i Crosby; Recitntlon-Olive Frizzle; Motion S,_ong-_¢Sever°_al girls; ‘Recitatiou-Tessie Friznls; S,olo--Lot- tie Crosby; Recitation--I-Ivomer Let- beok; Chorus-'I'be'children; Reading -Annie Boyce; Dialogue-Seven girls; Solo-Mrs. Wm-. Howard; Chorus- The choir. At the close ot the en- tertainment, Rev. Mr. Orman on ‘be- half of tha congregation presented

an address, and an envolléllila contain-

ing a. sum of money, in rsttg _tuition ot the valuable services re ' by Mrs. Howard ns orga of the Cornwall Methodist Chun ,_-_3,-`.=i- Mrs. Howard made a'_s\rit:ra'l;§v§s‘o§1y after which the meeting clo V by_._§ning¢ln,g God Save the King.-W. _

:: Tha' Union Commercial

College re-opens on nonday,, Jan. Sch. 3653-I-Ima*

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_ ::hlverstt Buell is-Guardian A50” at Abney. Subscriptions, renewals and all reliable news will bo gladly welcomed by him. 2971-12-lmstf.

:zsometning for-`Nour1ns. We will

give to everybody purchasing a 504:. home 9( Palm Olive Shampoo or a 50c_ jar ot Palm Olive, Gold Cream- threc 15c. cakes of Palm Olive SQBD Free, of Charge. ~You should take nd- vantage ot this oder at once. E. A- Foster, Central Drugstore. Mtf.

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::Mr. Dennis D. 'Arsonault, who is

a news reporter for the Guardian lor tus ousraianlwi11_.be nlwwl '10 "- ceive n3rs`Roft}(1:1\D¢‘;ll:f';Y;°gh0\tg Iggy

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CREAM BREAD

Will add a new delight to your table delicious TOAST for breakfast.

Ask your grocer for

Stewart’s Cream Bread and take_no other. '

Stewart's Bakery Telephone Zil

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Mrs. Frank Howard, organist, with-

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' DW,” 3"" Evavonarieo Ami Freeze

AOOIDFINT.-Mr. Audrsw_

while out driving New Years

painful injuries as the res- ’ horse running away -and him out. .While coming a-' strset corner, the horse suddenly, ‘upsetting the

and throwing Mr. Murphy out great torcs. Mr. Murphy’s arm broken near tho shoulder and_ hs

was somewhat cut iabout the face'

was lm b th Earl G av or. ueivnrlan attended to ure raiumé T0 B3 I 7_`lCO1’P01’af€(1“

QIOLIOE °OOU,RT.-As an excellant

co ment ry on the good behaviour °

e some o a lea ng apple pac n that gengrally prevailed in Oharlotte- / §l0¢k DIIPDIQO Of V - some in tus anuaporrs vaney_ ,ana town on New Years Dar was UN mee- Balance Uffered (|200 shares at $lil.00 par share.

h la cl-mirkl .

ro list of casss‘ for trial at the City

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4; Magistrates Court yesterday morn- B ing, there was only one case of drunk- B enness-Patrick Mullins being the

gona app s as ar-sgrvswn gn s‘§;f§§d,§‘;;§fwa§”é *igthfgg 0x‘;‘;§‘,§f,*‘;'} Properly and Ranch at 0'l.eary- Ten Pairs Patch Foxes showing 75 percent vm" H th 1 d ‘°"' ° nva days rmprlséumeut. Dark Silver. _

FREETOWN BCHO0L.- About thirty visitors assembled 'ln Fran- town Village School Tuesday, Dec- ember, 2iird, to witness the hal! yearly examination. -The pupils who were thoroughly examined in the

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_different subjects y r. ud, a second year student and by their

teacher, Miss J euette MacDonald,

Wilfred Curley, presented the teacher

Churcglfn ° Bubjgct will bs' Tl” with a Manicure Set and a toilet set

accompanied by the following ad- r Dear To cher As t e ‘da

d ess: a 1 h holr y season is fast approaching and our

hearts are iilled with mirth; we think. it fitting at this time to ex- press in nomo way our appreciation of your eiiortslin our 'bobaltp Since you have come amongst us we have lcurned to love you, and our studies instead of bciug a task, have become

~a pleasure. Although we have olt

times been disobedient and careless, yet you have always dealt with us kindly and patiently, for _more so than we have at many times deserv- ed. P-lease accept this gift and _with it our heartiest good wishes for a. Merry Christmas. Signed on behalf of the pupils. The teacher who was pleasantly surprised; thanked the pupils for their kind rcmcrribcrunco and than treated them with home- made candy. After a few complemen- tary remnrks, the examination wus

CONCERT AT C0RNWALL___-mx-e_,brought. to a close by singing the

National Anthem.

:zll/Ir. O. B. Jelly is Guardian News

Agent: for Victoria and vicinity. Kindly: hand him all reliable news, also your new or renewal subscrip- tions. MEM.

::For that cough ot yours there

is no article that can give you the same satisfactory results as Rexali Cherry Bark Cough Mixture. This is a tinely flavored preparation that gets right down to the heart of the trouble, cures the cough and relieves

it

programme was -_gs follows:-Ghorjus-_-_ _, _ _ _ __ _g T56., ,-Chou_;.Recw§i. *I Hx. ,_l ‘tha-cold. .lists guaranteed to _do ._ Rcitt V Hd~Rcitt. -

'so: 'Il it docsn’t we' will' pay back every cent ot the purchase price, Price 25c. and 50c. The MacKin- non Drug Co., Corner Great. George and Kent Sts. Metf.

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::New Year Watches for the Boys

und Girls anothser lot ordered by telegraph expected today, El W. Tay- lor, South Side Queen Square.

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Y _To all our Patrons

We take thisopportunity of __

conveying our sincere apprec- iation of the splendid patron- age accorded us during the year, and during the holiday- season. We trust that in the con1ing\ year we may he honored with a continuance of the same, and our, earnest endeavor will be to merit that patronage.

Johnson & Johnson

‘ _ The Quality Drugstore '

. Ear tlwners

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Mixture

This preparation

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I won’t freeze i rr coldest V weather. Sold only by

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0 Leary Dark Silver Patch Fox

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Limited;

Capital Stotlr Issued $50,000.00

Provisional Directors

Pres. S. T. Gallant, M. L. A. Piusville Vice Pres Thomas Wilkinson, Merchant, Albsrton Sec-'y Trans. Urban llynes, Druggist, 0'l.eary

Philip Evans, Rénch Manager, 0'Lesry

'Michael I. nch ox Rancher, Ti nish

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.showed by their ready answers that u rr °

1 in he Ba mst Oh b they had been carefully trained. At Ang°. Shea’ Nu' rand

St Th P _ “fc ~ P““°° tus cross or the examination, that-s Durmst M. Shsrbsll, Merchant, Portage

' was u. .lengthy program rendered con- J P McGn|h M. D_ c_ "_ 0'L¢“-

slstiug or readings, recitatlons and P' J B | t lp ck c yw singing. Then one ot the pupils, ° - U SP7! P cr 0 °r» ‘Pe 0 ¢

Royal Bank of Canada, Tigniah P. E. l. ` Bank of Nova Scotia. Albsrton P. E. l. -

- Description of Ranch Property -

The ranch is located within ten minutes walk of O’Leary Station, consists of

ten acres of land admirably adapted for fox ranching; five acres being covered with I

mixed wood. There is also on the premises a dwelling house and barn for the use of the ranch manager.

The fox ranch property comprises one acre of land surrounded by a ten foot

guard fence. Within this enclosure are ten large commodious pens constructed accord-

ing to the latest designs. The walls being protected with galvanized steel to prevent wire climbing. Experienced fox ranchers who have visited this ranch claim it to be an

ideal home for Reynard. __

_ Description of Foxes

The directors have secured ten pairs of the best Patch Foxes procurable; these

are now in the ranch.

Prominent fox breeders claim that this class will produce large litters with at

least 2 5 p. c. genuine Silvers.

Management of the Ranch

The ranch will be carefullymanaged by P. M. Evans who is an experienced

fox rancher,and the company feel coriiident that the 1914 litters will enable them to pay handsome dividends. Furthur the company has already sold options on frve pairs at $2500 per pair to be delivered September Ist. 1914.

__ _ A _.Enquiries_ for _Silver and Patch Q.pt_i_ons,,are being received daily.

Estimate of Dividends '

Cost of foxes with ranch property ......$3o,ooo.oo Ten pairs yield twelve pairs at $25,oo......... 3o,ooo.oo Less ranching expenses...... .. . . . . 28,500.00 Or over 80 p. c. on invested capital I5oo.oo

` ~ `In addition the directors fell confident that there will be' at least three pairs 'genuine Silvers, which may be kept as breeders, or disposed of. This you can readily eseewiil further assure greater dividends. I

Note the Following _ _ '

From Lampsons and Co's. sale of furs on Oct. 28th, 29th, and 3oth. 1913, Fox

Cross advanced 150 p. c. and were mosteagerly competed for at record prices.

' ' For Silver advanced 4o p. e. sold very well. The finest dark show little change ?' in value, but all the paler and inferior skins, especially those resembling fox cross _` realized very high prices. '

if ` Applications -forstock may be made' to the Sec’y or any of the directors. Intend-

Q inginvestors will remember that this stockiis selling rapidly. Money will be returned

- if stock cannot be alloted. . _ '

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DINNER WARE

A new Stock Pattern in semi-porcelain with gold lines and small border

decoration in brown has recently been p aced in stock. The pattern is very neat and pretty and is proving very popular. This is a Stock Pattern and sold in any

quantity

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