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C0111e early and see the splendid line of new Christmas Chocolate il Boxes we- have just

received., Each box is a

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SGIIEIMEII Willl li Tl-IE CENTRAL GUARDIAN ll

“Full-I-thu Gompldalytuni Illilfanlnll Kldnallmbli. _

U Sm. Thomas, Our., April ist. 1913.-

T In 1911, I was laid up with Kidney rouble and not able to get out of my chair. I-Iad_ tried many kidney remedies Without satisfactory results. The pain WHS excruciating and_m screams could be heard on the street. éne day a friend groin Ottawa came to see me, and when ie found me in such poor health, said

lie wguld send me a sanfle of "Fruit-a. tives , which he did an I commenced taking the_m. The results were so apparent with the first few doses that I continued to take “Fruit-a-tives” and was completely restored to my normal state of health.) I would strongly advise

anyone sufferinp with Kidngy T|-Duble to tuke,“Fru t-e.-tives” and cure thempehesf’ ‘CHARLES CALVEART. _ 50| a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 15¢_ At lll dealers or from Fruit-a-li\'e`a Limited, Ottawa.

‘HE mam WELL.

_"A lttno ionow who had boon told' by his teacher that he must. always soy. “I beg your pardon* when he had dons anythingi for whim, he should ask pardon, dldu’t catch the words eorreclllll. Rnd. on the next oc- ension when he wished to be polite hc nodded his had and blushingly said, "Baking Powder." -American

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"Black furs in imitation fox._’¢'og

and wolf also seal. mink. mnrmbt and ooon at liberal dlsoountsf‘et Petons 307| i2-6ME2wlts

Ladies' new winter coats sell

at one quarter offat. Patons '_

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“Persian lamb furs deeply dis-

counted at Patons for Christmas salo ‘ 307|-I2 6ME `,

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and wollalso sea|s,r~\lrlk, me~°‘mot and ooon at liberal discounts at Patons 307|-i2-6MF22wi\s

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CHARLOTTETOWN’S MOST

BEAUTIFUL STORE

NOW IN XMAS DRESS

(lHAI!LO’l"I‘l<l’1`OWN'S MOST

BEAUTIFUL DRY-GOODS STORE

IS NOW IN ITS XMAS DRESS.

This store is thirty-five feet Wide,

165 feet deep. Second floor extends 100 feet .consisting of two depart- ments, the Gcnt;lemen's, Ladies' and Chi1dren’sfready-to-wear, and furs. A large annex of three stories of 60 ft. wide ls used exclusively for furni- ture. This stock is entirely new; al- most cver; article has been imported for this Xmus trade, from e. rich pnrlour suite to the comfortable and

stylish bed-room suite. Rufletts. wardrobes, ladies sccrcturies, china cabinets, lounge chairs, roman choirs, sidebonrda, stylish parlor suites, brass bedsteuds, no tuit mattresses, baby perambulators, slaighs, chil- drcn's furniture, sets, pictures. With. out doubt this is the newest and finest showing of furniture in the Province all marked at a. price that will plcnse the prospective Xmas fur- niture buyer. Visitors to the city are cordially invited to see tire Xmas dis- play. Patons. 3421-12-18M3iiE1i.

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can compare in extent and, _ ~~~va_riety of low prices with ours. '|j@'E`specially good values at 35, 50,

_ :$55, 75, $130, $I.25,$I.5o a. box and

others up to $5'-00-'

Select While Beautiful Assortment

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BPLENDID LECTURE.-Rev. E.

S. Weeks, Pownal, delivered his ln- tereltlng .lecture on "Naples, -Pom- Pell and Rome" ton good gathering in the Millview Methodist Church. on Monday evening last. The lecture was much enjoyed.

AN OLD FAVORITE.-Jere Mc-

Auliffe, the old Charlottetown favor- ite, is meeting with great success in vaudeville. A Harrisburg, Pa., pap- er says:-0ne` of the best plnylets seen here this season is that which is being presented by Jere McAu1itle and Lena Brown. The title of this happy offering is “The New Depot." The play recites a story that is out of the beaten path and_deals in Batrical humor in nn original man- ner. Like all of the other pluylets of Will Orem, this is a gem.

A PROGRESSIVE DIARYMAN.-

An interesting report of E progres- sive duiry herd is among the items of interest that have come to this office. The herd belongs to Mr.Bert.R. Brownof Little York lg composed of thirteen head of pure bred Aryshires and eight grades, for the past num- ber of years Mr. Brown has been keeping individual records of .his cows and the result is evident in the fa.ot_tJ1et‘. during the past nine months his herd ' of eleven milking cows, including one two-year-old, pgoauoed 64,821 lbs. _~ miilnor 2527.7 il K lat. The production of several individuals ln the herd are as fol- lows, 70il lbs. milk in nine months with 4.8 per cent. fat as the highest test, 7489 lbs. milk in 11 months with 4.8 per cent. fat as the highest. test; 8267 lbs. milk in 10 mths. with 4.8 per cent. fat as the highest test; 5660 lbs. milk in 6 months with 4 per cent. fat as the highest test and 7807 lbs milk in 10 months with 5.1 'per cent. fat as the highest test. The total receipts from ten cows of the herd was $700 for the past year. Mr. Brown believes that the utmost ellort; to in".-Prove tho herd will be repaid in increased pro- fit and in Pursuance of his plan has erected a modern stable during the past summer. The stable has a. ce- ment floor, metal starchions, full equipment for watering and a ma- nure shed with a litter carrier in connection, Mr. Brown intends breeding pure bred Ayshires more ex- tensively as his herd develops and with his present foundation the re- sult cannot but be successful. A short time ago Prof. Reid of the Dept. of Agriculture, made special mention of this herd and stable in a report handed to the papers. l

SEVERE GOLD _[IN LUNGS ANI] BHEST UUIUKLY HELIEVEII

by Na-Dru-Co Syrup of Linseed, Licorice and Chlorodyne

Mr. ]. Seward, Bromptonville, Que.,

fwrites :

_“Two weeks ago I took a severe cold

which settled on my lungs and my chest

was very sore, breatllinig tight and severe hackingcougli. I was eelingmiserilble. I bought a bottle of Na-Dru-Co hyrup of Linseeil. Licorice and Clilorodyiie and after a few doses I felt great relief and [ went into a sound. sleep, n thing I was not able to do for some uights._ Next day I was able _to be around again, and before completing the bottle, felt as well as ever. It is a fine cough and cold ' cure." _

Na-Dru-Co Syrup of Linseed. Licorice

and Clllorodyne relieves the irritation and “st\liTed-up” feeling in the sir pass- ages, soothes the tickling which makes you cough, loosens tlie_ phlegm and drives out the cold before it gets trouble- some.

In 25c and 50:: bottles, at your

Druggisfs. National Drugand Chemical Co. of Canada, Limited. 322

0YS'l.‘ER_0UI.'l`UIlE

Notice of Applications for Oyster Leases in Cascum- pee Bay and Dock River,

‘ in Prince County.

Applications on the regular printed

forms will 'bo received by the under- signed for lease of barren bottoms for oyster culture in the above men- tioned waters up to and on the 31st day of December next. _ Each application will require to be accompanied by cash, certified che- que or P. O. order for three dollars to pay cost of drawing duplicate lense and registering same. - Copies of plans, application forms, `Iorm of lease and leasing regulations are deposited and may be inspected _at the following placesz- '_ Oillce of the Provincial Secretary, Charlottetown. ` 'Prothonotary’a ollce, Summerslde. Store of James E. Birch, Alberton. " Office of George Matthews, 0’Leai‘y. §_ Anraun NEWBERY, . Asst. Provincial Blecty., ‘_ Nov. 28th, 1913 B978-12~1MMwftl81. <2' "High-clan bleeli Persian

lamb mulls square, en_de fin- ished with silk and satin ruf-

gee $27.50. $35 Wd 533-50 . A. McDonaId'a 5093-|2~8Mt

i “If you ean't come down during dey shop in the evening Store open each evening Mode Q. Meleod 3444,l2,l9M5i

nor 4s.-'rhoré inn 'ho prohouihg

in Clifton Church, Lot 48, on Mon- day evening at 7 (22nd),

HAS RETURNED HOME.-Princb nal Clarence ‘McKinnon oi Pino Hill College, Hnllfax, whose convales- cence after an operation 'made neces- SDTY by an attack of appendicitls, has been moat satisfactory. left the hospital on the 17th, returning to the Pine Hill residence. I-iii-J little daughter, who had an attack of scar- let-fever, has also recovered from her illness.

CORNWALL METHODIST CIR-

CUIT.-Appointments for Sunday, December 21st, are:-Cornwall, morn- ing, Rav. Geo. Orman; evening, Mr. Palmer ot Sackville University. Hampshire. afternoon, Rev. George Orman_ North Wiltshire, evening, Rev. Geo. Orman. The Kingston Christmas Tree and Concert is on Tuesday, Dec. 23rd, and the Coru- wall Christmas Tree and Concert on Wednesday, Dec. 24th. Cornwall, Christmas morning, Rev. George Or- man, at 11 a. m. ,

CHRISTMAS IN ST. PETER'S.- Tha Christmas season is drawing

nigh, and the Christmas spirit ln the air, more so than usual, ns peo- ple seem to wear that old fashioned Christmassy; lools that is so pleasing and conducive to sgcialibility. Now the citizens. are all a eomforta-ble and happy, people here in Bt. Peter's, and thank a most beneticrat. Pro- vldence that there are no miserably

poor in their midst, yet there 'ara

ity, containing large families who cannot allord anything more than the necessities of life. Let everyone

children, be they rich or poor and though they never get any of the luxuries of life, yet they have the child'g longing for sweets and goods things. Those who have abundance can well afford to exercise some of the holiday spirit by gifts of candy eatnbles or even toys to brighten the Yule-tide season for those not so fortunate as ourselves, and might. remember to be a little tnctful also in giving. Some are a little proud and the display of a "charity" air would be distasteful, not to say repulsive. The St, Peter's corros- pondent wishes all readers 8, vcry Happy Christmas.-U.

PERSONALS

Dr. Cyrus McMillan, of Moutrcul, is

visiting his home in this city.

The Reverend Mr. Murrny, Mount Stewart, was in the city Tuesday.- S.

Theo. and Mrs. Taylor, Granville,

were among the pussengers to Suni- inerside on Saturday lust.-N.

Mr. Eric Warburton returned to the

city Inst evening by thc l\.'orthumber- land from attending l\'ing_’s College, Windsor;

Mr. C. B. Chappelle, the architect,

was a passenger on thc Northumber- lund returning from the Miiinlanll last evening.

Mrs. Michael Egan, Scotchfort,

fort, has returned home after spend- ing a few days visiting friends in Pleasant Grove.-S.

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Holman cross-

ed by the Empress on Tuesday morn- ing en route to South America where they will spend the winter.

Messrs. Cuthbert Simpson and

Ronald Stewart, who aro attending Kings College, Ont., have arrived home to spend the Xmas holidays.

Miss Florence H. MacNcill who

was attending P. W. College re- turned on Thursday to her homo in Miscguche for the Xmas holidays.

Mr. William MacKinnon, Grand

River, und Mr. Vernon H. Harring- ton students of P. W. College rc- turned to their respective homes for the Xmas holidays.

Mrs. John Milligan who has bccn

sulloring from a recent attack of typhoid fever is gradually recovering under the skillful medical care ol Dr. J. A. Johnson.-T,.

Messrs. Colin McDonald, Loruc

Farquhlrson all R. Stewart, stud- ents at King's College, Windsor, have arrived to spend their Christmne‘boli- days at their homes in this city.

Among the students of P. W. COU-

ege returning to their homes today for the Xmas holidays were Miss Clare J. Mnchellan, Indian River, and Miss Clara. C. Kilbrlde, Sum- merslde. -

Capt. Lee Orr and two children, Ruth and James, loft Friday on thc noon train en route to Proctor, B. C. They we're accompanied as far as Summerside by Mrs. (Dr.) J. Murchieson of Bonahavu, and Mrs. A. A. McNeill of Winaloo Sta.

The Misses Dlnnis and their broth-

er Albert of Charlottetown, P.ld.I., all students of Mt. Allison, spent rl recent week-end with their mother’s relatives in Fenwick and kindly aid- ed the choir on Sunday, says an Amherst exchange, Mr. Dlnnis reliev- ing his cousin, Miss C. E. Dickson of her duties as organist.

Mr. Geo. Carver; Pownal, has been

suffering from a fairly severe attack of blood poisoning in one of bla fin- gers He ran a splinter into his fin-

somo hundreds even in this commun-I

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gy ~’HEAD_ | issued with beautiful new Goods. wo iovitoio-1‘_‘.'?

ii 'lr s ection. We have many novelties and the wholeiff ovlliiiiiils " _ Vw _ 1 Range is good. No auction stock or job lots, b_l1t‘_I’,’

the latest np-to-date Goods. We are proud of our,f_

show in this Department and are glad to show-»~ visitors through at any time. 'I

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Dressing Cases, Manicure Sets, Music Holders, Albums

Collar and Cuff Boxes, Mirrors Framed Pictures, lhaving Cas es,

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Fancy Booklets,

Work, Boxes &c, &c,

CARTER & CO., Ltd.

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the stock will be allotccl as Shares l$loo.oo each.

DIRECTORS-

Capital $80,000 Stock Sold $70,000 .

Fill in the following application today.

Application I"orm-----

I hereby apply for. . . . . _ . .shares of the Belmont Fox C0. Enclosed had

the sum of...... . . . .in payment of same.

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Belmont Black Fox Co.

for Sale Today $l0,000

hive pairs of Island bred Silver Black Foxes now in

their pensfal the Belmont ranch. Every pair in the ranch is eligihIe'"'for`registration in the P.E_l. Fox Breeders Associa-

On Dec. 4 the entire stock of th: Belmont Black Fi x Co. was sold. But as the

Company have since placed another pair of fcxes in the ranch they are ncw able to cffer for sale the balance of the stock amounting to $10,000. First comes first served,

the orders are received. Cash must accompany application,

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McDonald, at the Two Mac’.~', City.

Andrew, Royalty

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Brunswick Hotel Moncton, N. B.

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NOTICE

All Poll Tax not paid, better be

said at once as Executions are ordered for same. Pay at once and

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'I`i..il|_n's plumbing is the slalulnrd of siipcliolliy.

trouble -for a saving ln price and far better work than you ever had before~you need 'l`ralnor’s style ln plumbing,

When pipes begin to leak or any other of :hc lol pliilnb

ing troubles beset you send for Trainer. Phone _wil ]_

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