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Scely’s packages and bottles
ere works ot. .art and their Odors are estquilite
Other Ili_fir§s»include Plvei’s
Palme r.-i,il`f§i8_t G,_etc.‘
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:Christmas Ships,
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General Meeting
The first-:general meeting cf the
shareholders of the John R. Dlnnis Pedigretd -Foxes Limited will be held inthe office of the Company r5_o1} grichmond Street, Charlotte- towlripn Wtdiesday evening Dec. 2i1l¥l'_f‘xdt 8 P, M, .
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Seottcta rétsrtslzrsilosfrziilrllghlis medicinal food free from ||¢,,},°| or narcotics. Its nourishing force quickly fills hollow cheeks bulk), h°'lU\Y tissue, enriches the blood, restores the health glow overcomes Ianguor '
makes tranquil nerves.
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Mule Fox eligible for registration.
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Dec. 13, 1113.
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND POULTRY ASSDCIATIDN
SIXTH ANNUAL SHOW T0 BE HELD DECEMBER Iéth l9th,lNl AGRICULTURAL HALL CRARLOTTETOWN
_. Large exhibits of exhibition, utility and dressed poultry.
Demonstrations in egg csndiing
and packing of poultry forselect markets, lectures &c,
Special attractions for farmers.
Egg circle members, farmers and others interested in the poultry, should attend.
Special railway rates, Fir.-t
class fare for return journey frrni all stations on the P, E, I, Railway.
Good going by ordinary train,
December 15th to 19th. inclusive, good for return, if ticket is signed by Sect’y of the P. E. I. P, A., December i 5th to zothinclusive, COME AND HELP T0 BOOST ~ THE POULTRY INDUSTRY- ' 3io8,i2,3M7i,
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We havean unusually complete stock of the worlds
most desirable gifts, a brief outline of which we give here- with.We cannot give you an adequate idea of the extent ~ or beauty our line until you come to our store.
Ladies
Dressing'-Cases. Ebony Fitted Dressing Cases Ivory Fitted,
Maofuhre Bots-
-Fa`r`icy` Work Sets,
Ellliltfii- Candles,
Perfume half'lJll1¢l.
Toilet Waters,
Perfume fancy boxes. Leathf _Writing Gases, \ 'lhermds bottles,
_ E _o Mirrors,
lilirbzilrushes, -
\ French Ivory Mirrors.
French Ivory Bruiahii. I\‘r ti Ivory sun r es, cniltdiisnsnes. . P-laying Cards,
_Xmas Tree Ornarr-ents.
Chocolates
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Gift Packages
A gqntlsnihlfi' can' ti" °°“‘
. foctiousry when a KU* 0| B __ different kind would not be acceptable. We have as “|- uaf n magnificent. display of ~ gift goods from 26°- t0 35.00 just suitable for thi
season. _ _ ' nsill'
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Gentlemen .
Smokers Cabinets,
Nickle Shaving Stands.
Gun Metal Shaving Stands.
Bron`Pipe Racks,
Shaving Sets,
Tobacco Pouches,
Cigar Gases,
Cigars by B02,
Cigar Holders, Amber, . Silver Match Holders, ,
Gun- Metal Match Holder,
Mcarchaum Pipes,
Case Pipes l50c. up.
B.B.B. Case Pipes, ¢ _ _
writing cases, . If. .
Calabash Pines, ~
Walking Canes,
Cuff and Collar Boxes,
Pocket Flasks,
Military Brushes, Soft Collar Box, Safety Rasorsi Coiiolllible Oullll I-ilivana Cite".
Thermos Kita. .
Tobaccos,
Tobacco Jars, Ash Trays, - Rasor Straps, Btfc. to $2.00.
Shaving Mirrors.
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From yestedayis Evening Guardian. A SLIGHT ‘ AC(‘»IDENT.- Mr. CYrfac Plneau of North Rustico, has met. with an accident which noarlyi brokevhfs leg. While hurrying along the road on business be hooked f his foot in a piece of wire which was frozen in the ice and fell striking his knee on the frozen ground which caused him great pain,-R
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NARROW ESCAPE-An accident Which might have proved serious, llovpensd at' North Rustico recently when a ferocious animal att;-ackari an B8°11t._ who was travefllng for Brown s Nurseries. Luckily for him the owners of the animal come to the rescue and he escaped without being 5°Fi0“l1Yiniured. Heis slowly recop- eriiig from the effects however and his many friends will be glad to see him out again.-R,
POLICE COURT.-Ae tue cunt-._
lottetown Police_Court this morning, Allan McDonald on a charge of being drunk and disorderly was fined $5 or 10 days. The adjourned casa of Jos. bph McDonald for breaking a plate- glass window in Wellner's Jewelry Store occupied the attention oi the court for some time, a number of witnesses being examined for both sides, it was finally adjourned until Dec. 22nd. A number of summonses 118-V2 been issued on parties who ln- diilged in snow-ballfng on Prince St. on Sunday.
FURTHER PARTICULARS - A
telegram received by Mr. William Deighan, Emerald received , on Fri- day last announced the death of his son-in-law, George P. Lindsay, at his home in Haverhill, Mass. The deceased had not been well during the summer, but of late was feeling better, when he took ill on Thursday evening last and expired quite sud- denly. He and his wife (Leno Delg- han) paid the Island a visit about two years ago, and made many friends in Emerald' and vicinity who regret to hear of his somewhat Bud~ den demise. He was about 45 years of age, a respectable citizen of Hav- erhill and hlghlv spoken of by all Is- land people who became acquainted with him in that city.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE-The
large hall at Hartsville was over- crowded on Friday last. On the oc- casion of the sixth anniversary of Highland Division, No. 265, S. of T. when the following program was effectively rendered.-Address by Chairman, D. M. McDonald, G. W.A. Chorus, by the Choir. Recitation, Miss Margaret McDonald. Solo, Mr. John S. Mclieod. Recitatzion, Miss Jeanette McDonald. Violin Music Mr. Frank Tinney. (encored). Recita- tion, Miss Sadie McKenzie. Charact- er Dialogue, Miss Jeanette McDonald and Messrs Angus Gillis and Kenneth McKenzie. Solo, Miss Elizabeth Mc- Kenzie, (encored). Address, by thei Grand Worthy Patriarch. Chorus, by the Choir. Recitatlon, Mr. Augus Gillis, fencored.) Duet, The Misses Sadie Mcffiay and Sadie McKenzie. Address, Mr. Roderick McLeod. Ad- dress, Mr. Cyrus Martin. Hartsville is one of the most notable temPer- ance centres in the province, and the chairmen in his opening address made the remarkable, and no doubt correct; statement that there was not a drinking resident amongst them. A vote of thanks, moved by Mr. Cyrus Martin, seconded bv Mr. R. McLeod `was unanimously tendered the G. W. P. Mr. L. P. Tanton for his oilicial presence, and instructive address, which was suitably acknowledged. The meeting closed with the Nation- al.
EXAMINATIONS.- In the St.
Andrews Schoolthe standing for the .nontn of November was Grade VI- I Mathurin Dorlon; 2, Marie Emma Piiieuu; 3, Elsie Gautheir. Grade VI _-.l. _Vincent Pineau; _ 2, _Viola Bale- qulere; 3, Eva Gallant. Grade V.- 1, annie Leoiairz 2. Emma Beic- quere; 3, Howard Gallant. Grade IV.-1, Rose Blackquierc; 2, Ida Le- Clair; 3, Alvlna. Buote. Grade III.- 1. Angeline Gallant; 2, Bennet Pin- cau; 3, Lucae Blackquiero. Grade II. --l, Marie A. Gallant; 2, Edesse E. Dorion; 3, Vincent LoClair. Grade l.-1, Angeline Buote; 2, Prospere Hlacquier; 8, Alice Plneau. The at- tendancd has surpassed the previous months. Dennis D, Arsenault princi- pal. John Gauthier vice-principal, Gertrude Pineau assistant.--R
THE ROOT CELLAR. .
The root cellar needs ventilation in
order to prevent. mold and decay. In cold climates it. is not feasible to ad- mit outside air direct to the cellar, because lt would be cold in winter; the result would bo a int of frozen roots. The air must. enter the root cellar either through the barn or through the conduit built below frost line so that the temperature of tho air will be modlned iii passing through. There shoifld be a. shaft: in thc ceiling, opening above the barn or building ln which the cellar is located, just the same as the ventila- cing shaft in at King system of barn ventilation. The underground conduit spoken nf may be made of tl inch glazed tile lnld below frost. line and should extend from fifty to 'a hundred feet in this position so that, the air may get 'warmed up by the warmer soil be- fore lt reaches the entrance of the cellar. The opening into the outside air may he a vertical shaft to the desired depth below frost and then
der the cellar opening into the door. Ifthscallar is fargo the 'tile should run the full length of the cellar with two or three openings. All openings both inside. and outside should be covered with a wire screen strong en- ough and one enough to keep out all
all rodents nd the like. The tile
to take care of any water that may condense in its interior.
Such an arrangement will help to
keep the cellar cool.
BANDIT ROBS EXPRESS TRAIN '
continue in a. horisontal direction un-‘ sy) nas proven so popular throughout the
sm A should be drained at its lowest point' sh Wt spoon, Umm, mas,n,,.m u _‘_
‘ ma ,tow agquamqeg Wm, .hm
"Blank lurs in Imitation fomdofl wonderful uns we ouora discoi nt
From yesteday's Evening Guardian. CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. -_ Rev. Ewen Maclrougall will preacli‘ll‘riday, 10th, at Brooklyne; Saturday and 20th at i Petsi's~Road ot..6.80;‘ also Sabbath 21st at Murray River at 10.30, Iris at 2.30 and Bells River at' 6.30; and on Tuesday 23rd's.t Point Prim at 6.30 p. m.,
MUSICAL VISITORS- Mr. Ray-
inoud Gallant of Rustico accompani- ed lly Mr. Hilaire Gallant of Oyster Bed Bridge were visiting in North Rustlco last week the guest of Mr. Simon Pineau. Both young men sro F-Udlcrs of no mean ability and dis- plowed their talents in /this particul- ar kind of music in a very. satisfac- UJFY way. Mr. I-Iildaire Gallant gnve some of his best. music, the latest and tanciest of Waltzes, rllls and marches, which he performed in the most appropriate way. The vio- linist was accompanied on the organ by Misa Tillie Pitieau.-R
`\ ENTERTAIN ED. -,' Mrs. Duncan Marshall. Edmonton, formerly of Charlottetown, entertained at lunch. eon on Saturday in honor of Mrs. Ferguson Burke of Toronto, Mrs. Arthur Ml\¥'Di1Y'S guest. Mrs. Mar- shall wore white and black striped silk, black fox trimmings and touches of lace. Mrs. Ferguso-:i Burke was in black chiffon plushi relieved with duchess point lace and black plush hat with white plumes. Covers were laid for tm, the table, centred with a shower of pink roses and valley lillies resting on a lace centrepiece and surrounded with small crystal vases of the same flowers.
KIIJDLY REME‘\fBERED,- A few
evenings ago the Post Mistress. at Long River, Mrs. Barbra Gillispie, was kindly remembered iby the dist- rlct, she having_served so well for more than twenty-flvet years. A sum of' twenty-five dollars and fifty cents were handed to her with the hearty good will of the donors, ex- pressed iii a few words compliment- IHS lier on theway she has conducted) the uiiice and given satisfaction to all in her long service. Such ex- pressions of good will would tend to encourage and cheer all who have the care or a. Post Office resting upon them.
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HOPE RIVER.- The Institute at
Hope River is progressing favorably. Tho financial _statement read at the recent annual meeting, and a mem- b0l`Sl1iD of 61 angurs well for the first; half year of the Institute's ex- istance. The same board .of Directors were re-appointed for the iwcoinmiiig year viz-Jermiah 0'Connor, President. _-xrthur Simpson, Sr., Vice Pres.; Clarence Reid, Sec'y Treas; John Mc- ttuigau, Leaming Murphy, James Reid, Simpson Boll, W. H Hog. an, James Simpson. Next. regular meeting on Jan. th. Also a special .meeting on Monday Dec. 22nd, at 7 p. m., will he addressedjzy Mr. T. A. Benson, Dominion Poultry Re- presentation. This is a free meeting to all interested, Ladies welcome. Mr. Benson will bo on hand unless the weather is extremely bad, so don't; let slight weather prevent any person from coming.
WOMEN 'S INSTITUTE.- There
was a good attendance at the New Haven Worncn’s Institute on Thurs- day Deco ber -ith. Cake and Icing was the topic for discussion. The supervisor described the difference processes in cake making, various methods of mixing with reasons for each, how to overcome certain faults in cakes 'and the general theory of cake making. All of this was ex- plained in detail, and members found the discussion very helpful. Ic- lngs also occupied the attention of the meeting and different methods were exchanged among ie members and the meeting was socially enjoy- cd. Afterwards some business mat- ters were talked over by the mem- bers such as-'the aim in view, further school improvements etc. It was de- cided to give a donation of three dollars to each of St. Vincent and llfcniiit Herbprt Orphanages. Next. meeting is to be held February 4th subject Cream Pulls and pastry. i i S
I ' l Try This Home-made Cough Remedy
Costs Little, But Docs the Work Quickly, or Money Refunded.
Mix two cups of granulated sugar with
1 cup of warm water. and stir for 2 min- utes. Put 2% ounces of Pinex (fifty cents' worth) in a 16-ounce bottle; then add the Sugar Syrup. Take ti. teaspoon- ful every onc. two nr three hours,
You will find that this simple remedy
takes hold of a cough more quickly than anything else ever used. Usually ends is deap~sested cough inside of 24 hours. plendld. too, for whooping cough, croiip, chest pains. bronchitis, and other throat troubles. It stimulates the af>Petlte and
ls sxghtly lnxatlvc, which helps end a con
This recipe makes more and better
cough syrup than you* could buy ready made for $2.50. lt keeps perfectli’ lm! tastes pleasantly.
Plnex is the most valuable concentrated
compound of Norway white nine extract, and is rich in gualacol and all the na- tural pfns elements, which are so healing to the membranes. other preparations will not work ln this formula.
This plan of making cough syrup with
Pinex and su8sr syrup (or strained hono
United States and Canada that ft is often imitated. But the old, successful formula has never been equated. .
A guaranty of absolute satisfaction or
murray promptly refunded, goes with this recipe. Your drugglst has Plnr-x or will get lt for you. ff not send to The Pines Co., Toronto. Ont. "*_
“Saturday mornlnn we started s
'tton sale of fins Irish Linens. A great ranqe arrived a few days
ago.a little later than expeolod.To get every woman within range of
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Morris Chairs $6.00 to $20.00
_ , Den fhairs and Rockers 4.00 to 15.00
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Upholstered in silk, velour, denim, etc.
handsome stylish designs on quartered oak birch, mahogany and genuine mahogany.
A worth-whiiej present. Select today-
we’il keep it for you.
Framing
We urge you to leave
your orders soon as possible.
Upwards of 3oo art-
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We will help you se-
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Bring the picture
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Desks 6.50 to $25.00
Largest variety we’ve
shown for some years.
Surface oak and maho-
gany genuine quartered oak in polished, dull, waxed or fnmed inlsh.
20 different styles.
One pretty desk is wir-
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shades.
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Xmas Fancy Linens---Really I I a Magnificent Showing
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Choose from dozen of the newest styles just
received.
In polished--\v.ixed--famed iinisli--made
of solid quartered oak -very solid and niss-
siv; royal gift
[Magnificent Dining Roomx suite in Genuine Tuna Mahogany $350.00
This is truly a magnificent suite. It cou-
sisfs of a 'massive buffett-pedestal extension table--suite of diners-china closet.
Everybody who has seen t-his suite is
charmed with it-and the closer it is examined the better it is liked
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We have some exceptional good values for
Xmas buyers,
Four poster style,witii 2 inch posts
and large caps, full size
Continuous post style 2 inch posts
with large husks, full size’
These beds can be supplied on either bright
or satin dull finished, j
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Doyle s- centerpieces-ti ay clotlis-bi1r-
eau scarves - sideboard covers-sliams--5 o’cicck cloths- oval pieces-cushion slips-
By long odds enormously the largeest
and cholcest range we have ever offered.
Then there are fancy bucks by the yard
-or made up into towels.
Linen pillow slips daintiiy embroidered;
- also seamless linen pillow casing by the yard.
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