JANUARY-is, 1914 -mo hiosoo me _ _ 'inn crl_ARLo'r{rETowN GUARDIAN _ I -mor or n.i.'~ i»~Aoa*N1N

_(gill

in the .e now is the -'ri-is wnA'rHh:s.- Although _

to it that it is stlfl wind blew last night causing Hospital is' now doing nicely.-

COZI v lqu te a drift, the thermometer did me COAL not fan below zero uhring tho night. ll1€ 3 g00d Many °mz°“S this morning were of snow storm of the season and per-

UIB Opinion that lust night was "the _ _

hot fire, ' coldest yet" but upon enquiry the visited the central port of the Is-

We l'l3.V€ 0111' Sh€dS Omliial thermometer only reported land burying; everything within two

with the very best coal, await- °“° “"°"" ’°'°~l `

ing your delivering order.

Fraser. WHS yesterday .operated upon

A & C0' 101' Bppelrdicitis at the Victoria gen-

Phone 240. .

Ch’town.' '

D0N’l"0”_W0'RllY

No need to worry

about your cough or cold, if you geta Bottle of

HUGHES’ C0lIGll MlX'l'l`RE

It has been-proved to

be the most successful cough remedy for young and old. 5 ‘_

25c per large boiile.

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Geo. E. Hughes

“The People’s' Drugglst"

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FOR "SALE At Orwell: Cove

Formerly occupied by John Gillis. Apply to; '

McKinnon QL McNeill, '

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go Great_"Geé_i_rge__S_ireet. S°S9~1»5M#==.===.°s-. ' I

- . ‘Rogers, iormerl f B id , h

_/\lS0 S0ft W.00¢~f0r..`k\ndhng- has recently reiiigvedutnmgslile W 0

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" M1N'ro YESTERDAY.-The C.G».s.

.oughly enjoyed by all present. Prizes

' exam. was then b _ a close.

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We THE CENT Rlll‘;.; “U_UlRDll.N We I

.4-rr rave to any in :hu rroviooo.

I(-From Yeeterday's Evening Guardian)

POLICE COUR'1‘.- At Charlotte-

ease of Catherine Muhai- vs. Edward Bradley was adjourned for a week. BMELT' r1sH1NG.-Messrs. Ui-hon

McDonald and Allan J. McDonald, smeltiishermen, Maple Hill, have

catches of the little iish for which there is such a big price at' present.

cess will crown their eiiorts.-B,

IS DOING WELL.-Mrs. David

_ o ax to

reside with her cousin, Mrs, A. Milne

6F81 l1°Bl>itnl by Doctors Chisholm and MacDonald. Mrs. Rogers was reported to he resting as comfortnb. W as could be expected.

Minto crossed to Cape Tormentine Yesterday arrived in Summerside on return at 23.30- p. m. She did not connect with the train /on the main- land HS C118 Colle Tormentine branch was badly blocked with_ snow and train was unable to get through, consequently the train which arrived here last night at 6.30 brought

neither passengers or mail from the mainland,

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KINGSBORO SCHOOL.-The semi-

annual examination of Kingsboro school took place on December 19. A number of the ladies and ratepay- ers of_tbe district were present. The pupils were examined in the various subjects by the teacher, Miss Ruth Baker assisted by Miss Lily Rose, teacher at Red Point. The scholars acquitted themselves most creditably in the diiierent subjects; showing n marked improvement during the past six months. At the close of the ex- amination a program oi songs, reci- tations and dialogues were nicely rendered by the scholars and thor-

were given by the teacher to several of the pupils for good attendance. She was then presented with a purse in behalf oi the school, accompanied by remarks from several of those pre- sent. The teacher who was agreeab- ly surprised thanked the pupils for their kind remembrance and treated them. with ,home-made candy. ,The

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::Everett Buell is Guardian Agent at Abney. 'Siibscriptlons, renewals and all reliable news will be gladly welcomed by him. 2971-12-lmetl

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::I1 there is one preparation in our

store that we recommend more than another it is our Giiaiacal Emulsion. '1‘here’s nothing like tt for a chronic cough and all affections of the throat and lungs-also an excellent body builder.-40 and 75c. bottles. E. A. Foster-rCentral Drugstore. Mtf. ‘

“Going snowshoeing 'or tobog~ I

gamngr to-night? _,_ Yo_u’ll, want somet mg warm to wear, Knitted Caps, Toques, Wool Scarfs, Snow- shoe and tobogganing sashes in

blues or reds, gauntlet lgloves, Golf hose, overhoseipf 'al sorts, every kind of»swea'ters,» here in the finest varie _in_thecity. All going now at ,ceht discount come in and be" tted properly to- day. Moore & McLeod.

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~nxonLLEN'r Fox s'rooK-'rho Uannda Fox Exchange and Invest- ment Company Limited have some shares ln the Eastern Black Fox Company for sale; 'The-f' foxes are capitalized at $1 ,000 . a pair and the keep is the lovxst `of‘any‘ Oom- pany. The Com`i>a.ny` hlive splendid stock and thsfshares are $100 each.

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We I Want

To Put

the best Bread YOU ever tasted on your table TRY a loaf of Stewart’s Cream Bread or a Duch- ess Loaf 5 & 7c each.

STEWART'S BAKERY

Telephone 211 Kent St.

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R ` 11"" » _ Rexall Klzlcxy ' ~ Tfi:l?lle(l‘s Caugh

'_ ' 5; 'Rexall ' 1"-_-`

Pills .I ~ .~ A splendid voor Syrup

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At“,“P°"'°" "`°°*' coughs and colds, ,.°ff:;§:th°f°,.}'f§,¢§,':,, .'§§2,, ‘§',,f._‘,'.§{,'¢°,,,,’ dxf; . , uamnteed,\25c a gomihfeea, iw o

cum' 50° ‘Fox fl ""< sizes. Mc and 25a.

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1'i*’£'§‘R1l$l." ,ll “"4 B “"8

inferior

what

‘town Police Court today the asssultlmail and 20`$_passengers but` no

moved their ilshing outtlt to Vernon 'ed ill U19 MBEUBIBD ISIHDGB Bill” HBV- Rivhi- in the hopes or getting good 'cation closed a month asm

The writer hopes that enviable suc-

a for appendicjtls in the P. E. Island

‘ irr.rp'ortanci§f‘.’."by'1fi`ail to North Rus-

L, hly elllcient, endorsed by ‘

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(From Yssterday's Evening Guardian) ` DOCKB AT- 5 P.M.-'Phe Earl Grey arrived in Charlottetown last even- ing from Picton with 11 sacks ol

freight, '

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MAGDALEN ISLAND MAILS.-

The government steamer Stanley left yesterday for North Sydney, there to embark the Brat malls to be deliver-

0PERATION.- lvl-iss Margaret

*WHIBIL teacher, daughter oi Mr Mar- tin Walsh, of the P. F. I. R., and who recently underwent an operation

SEVERE STORM-The heaviest

-haps the last number of years has

lest of the ground and piling up in places to height ol eight feet necess- nting the road breakers to get busy for the roads have to be' kept open ,this winter ‘better than they ever were before .on account of the rural mail delivery been in nearly every district.-S.

PLEASANT EVENT.-A pleasant

dance was held in the hall at Mount Stewart on Friday night Jan. 9th, gotten up by the young people of that place the music being furnished by McKearney Bros., Glenroy, who proved by the lively up-to-date man- ner of which it was rendered that they were the right men in the right place.. The dance was kept up till midnight when all departed for their homes "expressing their satisfaction of the very enjoyable evening which they spent.-S.

MISSIONARY MEE'l‘ING.- Corn-

wall Methodist Church anniversary meeting ,of W. M. S. was held Thurs- day evening; January Sth. A very interesting meeting was greatly help. ed by the various appropriate pieces rendered- by the choir. Mrs. Geo Ur- _man read her report as Delegate to .the recent Branch Meeting held at Saclivllle. Report oi the year's work of the Cornwall Auxiliary which- was read by Mrs. W. Lowther was most encouraging and special men- tion was made. ol the faithfulness and activity of the President Mrs. Pope Crosby. Miss Myrtle Boyle read a. paper which was composed by the late J. R. Inch, D.D. entitled "An Appreciation of Womun’s Work.” The pastor Rev. George Or- nian presided and _delivered an ad- dress mainly occupied by narration of the result of Missionary eiiort in China and Japan.

::Mr. Denn;_D. A;-senault, who is a news reporter for the Guardian vnill be pleased to receive news oi

tico or by phone. 2788-11-12metf

::The harsh winds and changeable

weather we are having now is hard on delicate -complexions. The best way to lbs sure of protection is to use MacKinnon's Witch-Hazel Cream, a delightful preparation oi well- known merit for keeping the skin smooth and velvety and free from blemishes. 'Doesn’t contain excessive fats and oils and is recommended for use by every ow|ner‘ of a dainty com- plexion. 25c. a bottle. The MacKinnon Drug Co., Corner Great George and Kent Sts." MU-

mioih of ll The Pines

We cannot all get away_to

thepine woods to get relief from a cough, but you can easily get the next best thing--a bottle of

Nyal’a Pinol Fxpeeiofrni

The curative property of

the pine is its strongest fea-

ture. . _

We sell a lot of it and our customers like it. That is - why we like to recommend it to you. < - _ _

We have a nuinber_,of` ood cough remedies; but

ginolhsuits most .types of

cou s.. '

lgrice only 25c a bottle.

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Trasses

Our trusses are exception-

grimy st , non-chafing and surgeons and physicians _uf who recommend their use. You will iind the prices

Johnson i& Johnson

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‘ Tho Quality Dmg Store- , . .. _._ __ ~--~-- 5 ~ ""“' '”' 5;

dsdltriice line of abdominal 0

belts, straps, bandages and l

supplies of every I'

The 2 Macs

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Another_ deep cut in Women’s Winter Coats

FOLLOWING UP OUR POLICY of turning all of thc present seasons goods into cash before the_

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season’s end, We have made a further cut in the remainder of our Womens Winter Coats. Every coat now

goes at a discount of 1-3 percent ~ ONE THIRD OFF.

These coats are-all new - they are all well made - they are all stylish ~ they are all good litters.

$4.50 Coats are now $3.00 $12.00 Coats are now $8.00

-. 7_7() .Coats are now 4.50 17.00 Coats are now 11.34

- 9.00 -Coats are now 6.00 19.00 Coats are now 12.67

8.50 Coats are now 5.67 22.00 Coats are now 14.67

~= - . $30.00 Coats are now $20.00 each.

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20 to 50 per cent Discount

- in every corner of store 5 » n jf,

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yourself know to be the finest dry goods stock in P. E. I. [Discounts in every department-see the wonder’ ‘ ‘ -_ '

I This is the greatest chance evei offered in the citv to select at your _own price from what. you? ._ §, \

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ful array of goods---alhnew---in the MEN’S STORE---discounts_20_ p.c. 25 p.c. and 33 1-3. _ I 5 fn:

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Subscribe Today ' Bl” DISCUUHI Sale ll

For

iNew Woolen Mills Stock

$35,000 dollars worth of this stock has been put

on the Market today.

Help YOURSELF, your CITY and your_lSLAND

by helping start this Mill. .You will make big money too. Proiit Estimated 42 1-2 p. c. Shares $25.00 each. Terms 10 p. c. down, 15 p. c. on Allotment, 25 p. c. Feb. 15th, 25 p.c.- March 15th and 25 p.c. Apr. -15th.

Mr, E. RYERSON REID has been appointed

a ent and his office for the present will be m the Cl‘IAS.DALTON‘.'SlLVll.}R‘ BLACK FOX CO’S.,oll"ice, PROWSE BLOCK, Charlottetown, P, E. I.

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20 lo 50 P. C. Discount ,|l

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for Cash on all lines of winter goods `

8:-liberal Discounts on all other ni

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Cash Buyers will save money

' by taking advantage ol this sale.

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