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THRBBHQLP `0F THE YEAR

"will abt/ - change! The restless

' years -hay bring

Sunlight 'shade--the glories of

h€"|:ihg"

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land gloom; of sunless winter _ri h0\li"} ‘ ' gay mpeg! with _grief-sharp thorns

l - ~ . ll _’ .~ *lr _ _ __ i city with was perc ' ce speeded ol _ `_‘ . _’ - . 'I _ _ ~ ‘ earnest attention to the little de- nts "Avant noun' ‘1 PiE§EN'iA'l‘I0N-~M°llll|'ll~ A- *L at Government Pond last e_vening_< lense o! their country. This was in 8000 ¥¢°l’¢ H80 “__ __ tho 6 in- tam that 0 to make up pédwuon

cullililiu u.

-fi-`-ff-'~`-`Jff-`~‘~K‘-`-`-A-7 `-' 5 -'-`-'VN' .I ff-°-`-`-7-71'

rr mvs ts huy le thlssrovisoe. ' ` FARMERS MElll"1‘ING_-UA meetuu ol

--- _ the farmers of Middletoliwiil he held

Bi _ARENA will open toniglitu; in the hell at Middleton on Wednes-

ice and music, _S598 day. evening, December -Blot. at »'l.B0

" -'-_ » p nl It will be addressed by Pro(

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TCNIGHT, _0olictrt" First lletbo-_ Robertson ol the Provincial Depa_rt_- ' dist sunday School 7.80 sharp. Ad-_ ment oi Agricultiza. llilveryene inter- ‘missisu ine. _ ._ _ _ _iieosa emu ls lurusa-e aepreeest. am.

-J--i ‘ ' "‘- fr. :mg ir rip-- f=

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_io___Ihal_nloderll lllsiifuiion, _lile Union Efficiency is the walellworil and success tile

_ _ __ __ _ _ _ _ _ ` ` ' ‘ -` H you‘in the history

nslorml. in .os.ssauI>.-M _._s1<a'i‘li\lq.-any svsrerusei-sneer or “su sis. aessur general-. uvluz. redeem Peel °"'°“° “il “l’“°‘d “’° ““”"“ “W “Y °°”’°” °'° i

_ _ ~ - _ - ~ _ . l ~' _ _ - ' _ d _women Bertha F. M. Gorman will 8iVe~a _ _ spirit that the Xmas season had im- ed belore him all the male good standard. sei by f-ll°il' l”`°d°°°" "'m'n“d y°““_5 mn 'an ' ' cital toni ht lu -Orspsud 'Hall.___8 __ been the youth -and beauty oi theismr 9 » T ` d R did t i ln for life s duties and showin!

1 _. _- Mn _ eltlsers espshle ei taking- arms in de- =°" lu" “S *-l'°“ °‘ °““‘“° '“ “ 5

Perth-lights may shine awhile, and

ut God is true! -There is no change

fleet in the Lord to-day and all thy

days. -

Let Hls` =uusrring hand direct thy

theugrow dim,

in Him. ' ‘

_ employees lu Hallie! sud Klveil e Pl‘°'. twlrls sen glides of the numerousit ‘E °' W _°"““ 'ui' P~".f ” °

Whyl. l

ii the reef; _

Hlhrough the uncertainty, and hope, ’ surllssr. f,l‘hat meet thee on the threshold of

isnd 6nd,' while all life's changing .` scenes pass by. irhy refuge in the love that cannot 2 die.

_ ` -_Edith Hickman Dlvall,

¢ "For this Year's gilt you couldn’t get anything better than n Thermos bottle. lf he cannot leave the oillce or his work at lunch hour he can have, with a Thermos bottle. an ice-~ cold drips, and, 's hoiling~hot one, Nothing could make a more suitable or acceptable gift. Gall in and see the line 'The Two Mac 149 Great

impure

instantly suggests the rsmedyr H_00D'$ SAHSAFARILLA. A word to the who is eufflcispi- BUY a bottle this very dey-' Fe IUN *U get Heed’a Ssresparliia, the *FU* bless purifier, prepared euly by c. i. i-less Ce. Lewellrlllll- _

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George Btu ' ' » ME'-l.

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sw-

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fl,

awrrlf'

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ed over the pond. A skate is afiit-l ting accompaniment to the Xmas fes- tivities. -

up by the Presbyt risk, ngregution

~ ` of North Riist.ic<>_,tivi1_;b_€iit`eole` ob-`

ject of es,iehrs_tip¢_iXi;asq;}iu the most; anpr`_opriate possible. Recita- tion‘s,_dialoguesi~and solos were given

by the young people oi the congrega- tion in a most proper and entranc in wa ‘Ever bod seemed t cu

Christmas celebration was the distri-

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Ben*-85°” with the wish "hm thu' practiced skaters who crowded the "_" “bmw mam’ Bonn.” legions would experience all the joys of the sheet ox mm And ,vu-yon, wa, 31". lsaredmnd famous throughout the 9°B°°“- Tl" Wuummts °' th’ ful and laughedh and chatted merrily then-known worlds *‘~‘»

vluvuee Wm f°°lP'°°°*°° ll' l""°‘- “"3 ull the while -the ellulr, ulislr use ` '

d"°°°°° by Mess" nav" & Fmnr' _ whirr, whirr of the skates resound-

-,__,'l‘__be__n1e_li _were mustered, the proces-

sion formed and the old man. on the

as they passed. ""_`*’_ ' s 55* ’

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CHRISTMAS 'i‘Rs:li:.- on Christ- __ _

nies night an enjoyablsstime wasgot ‘

`l!‘ir`st'c'ame`men just topping the

hill of life, strong and sturdy yet on the decline. “'l‘_he_ir day is past," safi`d"tlfe ` `geniii‘dl. " Then came the middle-aged men, the centurlons and gladistors stepping out with mac-

_'hine'like precision; bronsed. hardy -

.log tlzgiiselves ,immiinsely Ong ' offw“"°r°_t.h“t. has 5"" many .grtmf ` the most lmuortsut psnl oi the b“_*=~¢l°° and _ll'°‘l t° b’l“S..li°l1[¥il'§ '°__E‘?§:‘l'

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butlon of prizes to the Sufidayiwas 'dull as he exclaimddiiq§,§i_i at-` _ll _l§§l=_u°_l_§_1_l;l_1;l;°uétgojxfstegglzggid censure, ~~r__hese me _»hull1psss, they '

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trophies. Still the oldnplanq-Y,-l,dye

_ _ _ ~ _ gms of remuneration _R are at their zenith now." Behind the

The Evening Guardisir (milled) one y¢ar.,...., .$1.50 'I be Censdian Countryman (weekly) one ye_ar...$l.50

_ __ Total................)J.W

_ _Two Papers for $1.50

For a short time only the Guardian made arrangements

with the Canadian Countryman whereby both papers could be offered for $1.50. The oiier is now open just as long as the management of the Canadian Countryman, ._decide otherwise, they having the sole right to "call it ol!" at any time, This is the reason the Guardian is requesting subscribers to take advantage of the oller at once Up to the writing hundreds and hundreds of subscribers have taken advantage of the ofler, and the Circulation Department have been working day and night to keep abreast with the work.

lt is not necessary to introduce "The Guardian" tothe

reading Public of this Province as it enjoys a larger circula- tion by thousands than any ol its comipetitors.

The Canadian Countryman is a wEEKLy farm magazlns_

Pllbllehed in T0l'0ll*»0. 011!-. Printed on excellent coated paper, siue of sexes 11114. and the eo;-y to hand eeutsius az pages.

The Canadian Countryman is full of farm ideas, splendid-

ly illustrated with farm views mrnrmachinery in operation,

llelals tot vegetables, prize winning horses, cattle, hogs, sheep, an e c.

MAIL YOUR llENEWAl.`SUBSCRll’1`l0lI TODAY USING THE FORM BELOW

Subscription Department, '

The Charlottetown Guardian.

l Charlottetown, P. E. I,

Dear Sirs. _

Enclosed find herewith 51,50 being renewal subscription

to the Evening Guardian for one year. With this subscrip- tion I understand that I will receive FREE for 'one year The Canadian Countryman, a WEEKLY magazine printed in Toron- to. Ont. _

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,Name .

,Host Ombll '_ New‘Siibscribers to~The Guardian can take advantage 0!

this* oller

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account of its being closed to navi- gation, the D. G. S. Earl Grey yes-

tween these ports." "She left Char- lottetown _at seven .o'clock yesterday morning and' in lair weather reached PictouVby"ten o'clock. She met with some ice all the way over, but it was

there was not enough ice to prevent

e pa age o e or mary steamer.

The Grey left Picton at 12.40 o'clock

THE PORK MARKE'1‘.- The sitlla-

tity of pork moving on the local mar- ket, are using their purchases for

A B _ ____' ° veterans marched. new= . recruits,

_ __ THE EARL GREY.-'Phe Northum- young men of sightesnand upwards,

_ bel-land being taken oil the route be- fresh of face, clear oi sys, each' eager

i _-_- - _ tween Charlottetown and 'Picton onland keen _for the" ’-fray that might

mean promotion, fame 'and recogni- tion for them. "Ah, these are the

tsrday took up the winter-.service be-- lien that are needed lor our coun-

try," said the ' 'ge_neral,- “such as theta with Ro`manr‘trainilig and in- liorn Roman sklll'at`arrns"wlll still keep Rome mistress of the world."

filers and the sword has been exchan-

d f

wnrd to the youth of our country to

balcony oi his _ borne`,=reiyie_'iiisd them ‘~

.Davis and J. F. Fraser-were. agl'°°_-` at least lt<'seemed-so to some ol the the di!! of R9lll_°'il 8lf5lll1°‘-ll'-_ Wh°“i' `B“'i°°" 'mm' ‘esp ‘a‘ Y 8 I ~ ‘ ~ E th ably surprised on 0\1l'l9f»`ll1“9 EW, spectators from the bank, who watch- skill at arms and physical condition terested in emciency, modern methods, ,_in__any _Way that Wm d°1lBl.ll'» ° WM” U19? W°"° Walt” °“ W m°”` ed with great pleasure the graceful h "Zh i d x c“.'and

visit 1,0.the Un- work.

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will drive 'heart of those who insist on 59041

Cows, class.,-aom The presen classes are the largest

*dirt -_».i.\. . i

just mere crust similar to the slight ' ‘ H U. C, Ce

_ Conditions 4 have _ changed e O

formation ln the harbour here, somewhat since them Wars

though there was o dlfilculty forthe ‘ ' ` _ f ' " Em may to makfher WW In mt ure regulated by seen ‘ The Schcol lhal has Won the Confidence of the People

th as I th d_ ire or the pen but still wc look for- 3596.12; 5(\M1i ` .__

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in the afternoon and docked at Char- as 1. -i. _ 5 __` ` ` if V _ _,___

large that new.

_tyeewritdra had to

_dered and added to the

meet the every-g

A large number ol

teachers have given up the pedswdc profession to take up business work andere enrolled inthe Union Corn. mercial College- sulllelent proof 0( the reputation this college is getting throughout the entire Province, ,_

The»location of the schoolis lm. nlirable, _the entire third ilopr, of the Royal Bank Building_.-beiag~jososp1s¢_- Every visitor has the gr. rangement, location an , esign ol the Union Commercial College class-'C rooms al~e‘the best ot any business college in the Maritime Pl',ov__l_n_cep,_ _ _ Besides the regular subjects taught

such _as .bookkeeping. »."'.§`_bieimting, shortness, typswrltlse;-iegisssushlp, modern businem_ 'l!]£cti§t,"- illling sys-_ tems, banklng, commercial law, brokerage and exchange, special at- tention is given to rapid calculation, civil service work, advanced penman- shlp and speed shorthand.

The shorthand department is un-

der the direct and personal supervis- ion of Principal William Moran, _who has graduated more sho ‘n w lt- ers than all other teselle$'\.]£n9%lhe hs- land combined. Tbis_lcoll|\ge»_»_teashes the two best systems.;-tor, _atenogra-_ phy, Gregg shorthandw ““d't0uch- typewriting, and every machine used in the department is brand new, the latest models of all standard~'me.kea

are used. ' __r, _

Graduates of the Union C ' ` etcisl College llnd it an easy se- cure congenial positions Igr t&`_{l'_ex- pert knowledge of their worn cured at the U. C. C. makes their services very desirable among business men.

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tion in their studies was finished, a program of choruses, readings and

-_. _ '_ 1 P€*¢_klllB. that isfcurlng, and the recltations was carried out by the a_ ._ _ *_ _ _ ° --' p,ice.‘thqy',m, paying the fame, gs pupils to the entire satisfaction of

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105 cents per lb This prige is gener

all present Mr. Neil Shaw occupy

the settlement, who were tendered a

rf

_~ N O At _i.':.....:.....i.:.:'.i'f:i.l'::..zis.::i":.I°i~ elm- 1- ue out eu =»-uv

$ f_ _=______ _,_-

ucous surfaces.

tion

in our schools. Following is the

lgve will give One Hundred Dollars for standing 0| pupils and prize n¢f___. il'r'li'e°e'rfris`i»'t|ii°i°'i'iri:§¢i°i»`i'iisi|is‘biiiiiii Fourth Clele-Gordon lumen eull

Piney Goods Toy and Book Stores eure-S»1»;¢Jlo{,elre }5{,»ffee T I welter Messrlase equal; z, Margar-

' ‘ Hu? a UQ' °°d°'o Ne 3 Russell Mcll‘ar ne

side- _ `etMc vin; , lar

Tags Bs'il'iml¥a'rrl.lii~ lgisiis for eonstipa- Third Class-1, ,Aubrey Mel-’_hall; 2,

Lillabelle McNeill and Christine Mac-

We l Pi131l Btlllllif 3, Clifton Ines; tr

HALF SALE to clear out many lines of equal. Seueufl 0le“- 5°

gr o is that LIST, and

not restock again. READ THIS

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__, |I ' e __ 5A.b_,;" is l'/»/4

sn _

wart McFarlane, 2 Ines Second Class (Jr.)"1

2,' Grace.McNevln. Firlt -_1, Beatrice McKay. Fist

Keith Inman and Ivan MeKinn<:_n,

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_~-___,,' ' -1, Erma Inman; 2. Bl"-ll

_ _ mi mi ' -I _ I ll

_ lotfetown shortly after four o'clock, ' _ ' ~ _ -

,»-A _-the“t’_§‘; '_‘)‘;“‘t‘;fe' é’:ey“°°°°“g°'“ '““d" leN'l~s:m~AINsD_- Miss _ Bertha thanked the pupils fur their very beautiful-locket as u token ol their

' Gorman, while in Boston, entertained, flattering' address, and ha-sdsome andinppreciation. Then, to the delight Oi

at several functions, and also gave useful gift. the children, 'Santa Claus appeared

_ _ ing's program in-the Method- -1- land distributed a Very l'»00f-h90lll¢ tlon ln the pork market is s mewh t im even. ‘ _

uus_msfucmry_ The westgm mp; ist Chulch, Dorchester, Saturday af- From yesterday-B Evening GuM.dian)ltrerlt of sweets to each.--L.

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Bzgidhggs ehxrggh supply °! P°"K»/on a‘li’d1li)l? ssvcnchuiidred chilcdrtialil eilntahthg EXAMINATION- The §°ml'a“n"“l ' 'l'

ex minllti . i

the eastern market? lilo; ;g“iii.i'l; cis: Jléggihts 1%, Coluiltxbsr ghng' Chelsea' 3<?h00l'Wi?: h(;f1diElhih:I:¢i:§01V;¥;:1i SEMI-EXAMINA'1`ION.- The semi-; ing it. Eastern buyslfzl’ can idk 0c¢|0;,',,w d hsu a e h“T1m§s1se1"on Tuesday, the 23rd. The School annual examination ol St. Ignatius this up at a much cl'iealier`rate iiha§u_,N0twith§€andi umolxlusfc ,_ th ta ects being gaily decorated with sprigs of _school, with Miss _Josephine Gallant dealers ln'thé Island can supply. lt .iq _frenhments “gd eh” L B re'_"hem_lock, streamers, hells, etc., pre- “H t°a¢h€l’. was held 011 M0l1dl1Y» mam ton _md_ naturally' may wks Chrmt __ an aimdliarl Yh_18d€ll _sented a very _ pleasing- appem-9_n¢e_'Dec. 22nd. The scholars enrolled the western product as they can get Mi Gm” me nw.; h I ‘if “dren” There were'twenty-two parents and were Present with 11"* few °x°°Pti°“°- lt to so mush better M-1va,°,¢»_age_ at5,Bnti::",;';n flnpa y _ed °°l°seBt|visitors_ present. The examination A large lllllllllllf 0f the ladle!! 01th” Only about th,-ee days ago it was re_ _ B '___ ` " _was condlmted by the teacher Miss district were present. The examina- porged in one of the Montreal papers SCHOOL - EXAMINATION_ ,1.he`_Ns1lie Green and judging fl-gm the tions was _conducted by Messrs Peter that a cargo of live hogs numbering semi annual examination of De Sable ireadiness with WM” the q“°°ti°"“ Lecmir' Cyrial Buote’ Dennis D' 21,000 had been received there' and school took place on Tuesday’ De- were answered' and 'the mvmable Amenault' I Andrew Blncquiere and dressed es;-cases are being ghiplfed in cembe, 23rd and was as uB'“,,1l"_at_ showing in penmagship and composi- John Gauthier, 'also the Misses Bes- iust such quantities. In comparison tended by allarge 'gatherlné of sate- "tl°“» °f"-- l5°°d ""l'°"`k is-‘b'°i“3 50”” “ie McEwen’ Lucie Donon’ and the with the price the farmeh, here are payers trustees and' parents *_ The and this schogl is making,gplendmtiteaoher. The pupils acquitted them- 9-Bklllil l0l` DOH! and what the dealers scholalis were examined in thelvarlous l’l`°El‘€ss under the careful suDel‘Vl9f.~ P°\_V"B.i“ -5. most °"“it“bl° way li" U" would gs; 10;- it on f,h¢'0¢he|- side iq, l_ 1,;-amps, by My Conn ,MGNWM a ion of their teacher, It may be not`lI"'ilill_e`rent branches taught which show souls only he hsualeu st u loss As student ut Dslhhusle oellsge assisted ell *het the Serin: Valley -‘School il °*“°f“1 ““1“l“E~ M fl” °1°“° °f a resultof this a number ol‘loca1 by the teacher 'Miss' Carrie Coyle won-_-the prize for Proilciency in phy- the exercise. complimentary re-. dealers have not been able to do any- Mr. McNevin expressed himself as "malt °x°'°i°° last Y°“"» Mi" G“’°“ marks were mm” by those 'Pre°°“t` ching lu' the pork market this year well pleased with the mruuer in le le be eoueretuleted on her eueeeee lu 11 luuflulile WHY °u behalf uf ill”

_ and, consequently scarcely any pork which the pupils answered the ques~ ilhtllls important subject. At the talented and popular young teacher.

Q,-`90,\'2_~39E,_'_ _ |_\ ,__ _"__ ,_ is being but on th9_market_th,'d,.dp tions _Baked them_ He also gave close of the examination Miss Green |Mr. Dennis D. Arsennult in a iew Klndlyr hand him

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in quantity of export being ¢,.e,mén_ them mms good advice on the news. wasplensantly surprised when _ she words took the opportunity of the 'also your new _or

Agent for

are handling about the largest quan- they undertoo_k._ Alter the examina- px_-i-'li-. --s -l

i A _- » Qt \'_}`l` A"

Slper cent olf

Rane: A ‘li,3‘ B'&r‘ -and Colin

Mall. coN1‘ilAci“ so ~_ P"-;f

__ _ f _ill (m Bookstore) 50 perceuioff

Fans# Bsaheiesiisi Fancy Goods Siors) 50 percent off

‘*'(_iH_|ware 25 per cent off_

(iilfsney Goods Store) 2! per een! off

BOOKS some le ss than HALF

Store open evenings. __

Qc (in Toy Dept )50_ per cent off

-.ll-ellis shew. Marr M°Ke

SEALED TENDERB, addressed to Holm and '_,Irvae Bell. A

the Postmaster General, will be re- part of- hheeheogram took place

Csivcd at Otf.lWI_'-IlItll~ N0dI,~ i'0\\ "b0fUl"¢‘tI1s'g!l1ll1IlB%l0n, -Wllill Friday. the ilth., February 1914 for gal-si; Melia _ln, on behalf of the pu- the conveyance of His Majeety's pm, reall si addreesavnd Gordon _In- Mails. on a proposed Contract for 'iillti‘.""pi'e»sntl\‘~'*tis"teadier with

years, six times per week each handsome pltlsnt. FOUUWNR ill ¢\l°. over Fredericton Station No. I. address:-7 -Dell' 'l`°B3\l°l‘» -° U- Msil Route from the Postmss- devolves upon us, the Pupils M “lil

Generals Plusure. _ ' school to _olef YOU B llllllf Wk" °|

notices containing fnrthif our esteem and rellfd- 'Y°“l' MW ss to renditions ei sro- elm-ester. inherit! sue Hel lie"

be seen and not only won the esteem and eonil- lay -be eb# dense of your pupils _sud friends. and _of Frederic- ofthsse bronlht into immediate eos- lvs, uuesie use with yeu.~\»ut'l»'° l'“l1°*°° 1°'

the Bee ol the 'and wide, so ‘that 701| ll!" “Wi”

D

' se that position. eue tlietlle °f*4l*~_

lf. wunsll. lwymwimww- Will* "ill 0illseInspeetor..smal_lreme‘ni___ eswevilllfoll \

Omee ‘ltsrrymlilletliiesaada *NIV

fell. _ _ ___=;s_|=‘_»‘“m *R3

a0,,,_,_ M;,,,',-,_ Davis & F'msei._ Wm, sity gf thoroughness 5, ' whatever ‘was _presented by the pupils with a 'occasion to congratulate the teacher tions.

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on her good work. An address in choicest words and far reaching id- eas, was read by onelof the scholars to the parents and friends. Wlllllll was greatly enioyed~by the-b\_l,di0l\¢B.'

Mr. Cyrial Bllote also egngiltulated the teacher on pqssjd; Q _|4288 ill this school and further_-'tendered ber with a vote of thanks from ‘_‘s.ll those present. After the exalpinatlolis everybody returned home _with kind thoughts in behalfof their 'teaches-f R. ~ - t i '

::With eggs at 40_c. a_,d`o_a`k§';_it is a*

lucky man who his also ‘ol pro- ducing hens. The best way to make your hens lay is to ieed`them_Royal Purple Poultry Specldc. This Poultry te-lic increases egg production wond- erfully nnd improves the condition of the fowls. Several sizes 50c. and $1.50. The MacKinnon Drug Oo.. Corner Great George and Kent Ste.

_ _ Metl-

::Mr. O. B.

0~ _ - ._ _- _ '_ l ' _ `

» v 1- T- is Do Y ou Favor H ei

\ ` if ~ 1 time thi; seagoiiswasr (ii ¢i:;lts.aW;ilt;¥l feat* f°l` flied lihildien consisting _of _ _ » _

. _ _ ' ' _ ce-_ ream an ca e, can y, 'app es, - _ _ _

.. _<i_ _-' - _ :xl lzftrkla “?_;vut\;°in5h?§§ds:;t1;a°;l\;, ctc., kindly provided by the ladies of ,__', _ I `* . .

pork wt oi that market at cutie” vote of thanks for their thoughtful- I V d t i 7 A

:__\ _ ~ 0 _ prices. _ ness. Needless to say _:ill did i;_mple 11 ri 0

‘ ‘ - ~ __. - justice to the good t ings o ered ` ' I ' ' them. The people of this settlement _ _ ~' ' il. _ ' ' ”°“°°" c*"“°‘ 5° c“"~‘ i‘§°r..2‘§°`l`i..§°rl’lf.°fI.'°;'§`l`i.'l'.l‘Z=‘f..§'.Il“.fl`f Do you want to make Charlottetown a manufactur- r fl

by loosl applications. as they cannot “vs_ They vote B generous supple_ , ' _ _ _ _ » .i_“§;.‘;.'5:2°£.j°§.f’2:&'uLii3°i§: ...re e.. us. .....r.r., ...rl reels.. in g centre ? Do you want to bring new industries_e_h-ere, -

nd '

' `i?'__?\_ _ 9"’ " ' .iii.".ii.r.l1wi:::.°i'.:..'i'l'.::i'.ir.i‘ii.’s:.§g.!i 2§1‘...”Z.‘.i‘.“-‘L3..Z“2§E'€§€..2'.i1.2°Li .See .the P’_eS°”t_ manufacturing plants grow 1af8¢°i"ffi?.l_.___ I- . '.1-I-EZ-.“=i1=3€€l'ii.f=’3=“-izhiiilidlileii::':i:.°::i;:;:.°:::';';f:..::.:‘:::.i:°;‘.i.i: business1us@u@felil~u11d up ? If so, here is yourusppsr-

‘ " l ¥i?ii'ii`:i§.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiifliiiiii “”“ “°“’*‘ ‘°“°’°‘;° ““".‘3‘°'“°3*2.‘i““ tum? i

_ _ __ _ _M Y d b er; ne safe in other ways snc uragl g sd c on

ssl¥.'l‘r3‘l?.3‘§'§1rll.i'r§l‘e3I.'£l'lilSi.”°?"lli$ luflu mufellellv ¢° B Sm*-°' °‘“°l°°°Y

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_e _just What Each $100 Iiivesteciii-‘initio _

Means to You--and to' the City Yi i|

_ The adv _tages oiiered investors, the public and the working man b _ the

new issue of Re erved Treiiaury _§_t__ock in Bruce Stewart &, Co. Lid., are s mply

these. _

More ney in circulation.

in Your Application T the -Stock is Selling

Reserved Treasury Stock of Bruce Stewart &`Co. _Lldl

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