‘ ~-‘-iii We preach fair

'| _T ' `_ J héheve in these and

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M-I" f~=‘;q_vvn_l;1n"§lV.L,__,'f _ ' "

a ro the’ ‘necessary

_ basis ofgoorl living,

iT1"1-lfibdlt sound precepts

l loose much of their

force if the preacher

to practise what

. =>ff=|>-.=he.'preaches.

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l

_ » "dealing, .fair _prices

and good goods-_ we

~ _ us, and' so help us.

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Miss Euphenin. McLean hascome to _ , _ _ the ,city to take a course _at' the .U. Messrs, gy, A_ Align, 11-_ A_ M¢. (1) By the measure of understand-. C. 0. Noni, 1.; nogsifs, ln. G. 'rnnun one lug _he alsplsvs.

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P ‘ 'slde returned me last week. -

_ '.,.______ _ i _ " '__ _ -_ _ ' _ _,__ _ 'rf-' . _. '~ ' - . _ a'-*Mn Mantis i!r.l‘=='~ '17-*Q* 9f°"“"~' *‘.""'='“‘l“f‘°" Gntinlwd from page cigar. ZION elilu-n<§>."`iogi' P, ci. i T - E _ _ NfcLeai#5ive'neit wcek‘6%¢¢§q_;, ~ i1”"°° malt l°'%°a%§_°'l°"‘°f'9"” . '- » ~ 1 _° this evening at 8’o'¢l" ce , ` ' .1

' - --’- '- ‘~ ~ '“ HM' tal' in r”°rw_,_ _ 0 8 ni” Y' these rather tl1a'ii iI‘ere Physical Pow " ' ' '

'. _ The Mlssees noun ondillsio lilo- ir ' =¢_ "11 ~,,-,_ ,,, ,,h=~ 0,- __ _ 1 _ _ ANNUAL MEETING or v."ll. 0;

_ ;Kenzie, were in the city yesterday, naw 8; we ami er that determine ,the s,te`f_.lis_ of the . _

_ ~_. _. - l_ __ _ ____ _ _ mme- ~ 0 .dm 5 cargo 011-,O _ individual and <_ilffcre_nt.iate___hl.nll from

_ 1 Mrk. Hector -McLean, of New Dom- wig 1°", ’§;'s',',qy,t"£u¢ hge to mgkg his fellows. _Knowing _practically

1“1°°. W” 1° 01° °_1_*v Y°“°“1°Y- for Liverpool, N. _S_. -R- _ _ nothing or its __e-ilileiiiioi sims or ,or the mmm the di _ _

“_” ." ` ' _... _ - _ - - -- . g rec ors me

M,._ Robert Hogg_ Bnubroo-ke_ ' _ _._ . W man or of the Itilnatfe' purpose for last night _

Quebec. arrived in Charlottetown 1;g':,”§f_’ 31%” if§,';‘;lc°:’“dw2,v,.'e H, hswas called lnt.o__ _belns we

yesterday by the C.G.B.~‘Ealll Grlys ~ _ mb é ty on Tuggdgy ._g_ shot establislrany absolute stan- _ _ P

.__ 4 I ‘». ~... ". ' r _ . _ _ . - _ _ .__ " " "\' ' -» -sv.. of nn... .-.ns ‘i.,.l'..T.' Nr' i°.»f..f*.;"..‘.Z2‘i-_‘lgf*;.¥li“z.;°f.z“i.:;: “°

._ _the well-know traveller in safes, is mfg” '._ mid 5 "5 §'p'§' ll. ‘ __ .. _ .. ._. ,_ , `

at presaut in Ch“r1°tt°t°w°' f1_1§ U lib days; at mr home' ’§tmed"` b-ln' unqueitionably ms -poweri for Queen’s County which o°p'en5 at

has-resumed her claes_es_. -R. '

H._ S. Alien, Summerside, were in

- Among the visitors to clis city yes-_ _ Aninorst this wsslr. ii. aoniri‘iate_ll` by the Will. _

terday were Messrs, M,J, McLeod _ ' By the CliB'f1tCt6l‘ Q! his desires;

~ 1 and 'l‘.L.Cook, merchants of Murray Miss Bei-nadettc BlaCql1i¢1`9_ _Of :lllcc`tlo`l`1é_al1d aspirations. _

_ Harbour. _ pnxhrnerelde who has been visltms Bot the alot that tlisso are rarely :_ 'i _ 111011511 111.' N0"-11 R115t1°°. 1`°'3111`11°‘i if ever dévelopid co-o`rdinate'ly ren-' ‘__ _ _Mr. W. H. l:_'icl1i_\_\;en, ¢e_f_ New ?°g1;._1._ home on January Sth. -R. dei-so :he dllplicatpqli of slech standardl_ ' _0n»_ came 0 e' 9 Yes er 5_7. ` _ _ . _"°”- ' :I t l ll dihic li , A V ` ic‘ros`slng the ice at McEtven's wliarf ` M3115” Andrew B911. 1-1011111 911°” X nu" ‘er lowly' cuff u y man

' .S ‘ . '. = __ _ . . _ ' - __. _ -._ »'oi very l_mit_e`d k` owledge and weak _._ _QIHCUSC them. They West River, and reports the ice at 311° §.°’°7,{Bl‘;°l_11' A_:“9y't,:1é°v° r 1;? will but,whose 'general character is

_ ~ _ ' " ,wr yae -~~-» ~~ -.

l'-i-"»'= work both wavS;he1l> "mt '°“`°° “““’° ‘ §.f.”s»f<i°in"°i`v$`i»<"-n E ° ‘.‘.‘l’.°v"i'{.‘f.~‘.’iE.l".i‘vtl»`Z°'i§e°'l§'5"" 531° ~' I" . _ ' _ _ ‘ _ _ _ _ em, a _ - _ -‘i-fl th0Se Wh0 deal With. MMi1`5e- £01111 mrehnllneas f\`°_m` Un “multi gt tha? E I Hb-s_ er type of manhood than is anotiér

_ an . . .,'a w ay ago ~ ' ._ ‘hi th 'h ' ‘ . whereishe spent the past iiree weeks .1¥P_1!'1.1S "1°_1_.11.11‘€» tP.¢_.G1l},9_‘§,l,f"'-“ga” Eigilivlvddge nndui stfdggssiilllolismdicg

visiting her brother. Stafford, who is ’f'°rméd that' Judge 1' na' is ccrnnhle as cruel and 'false ' Our

mproving from his serious illness. _ ' _

one ofthe successful Islanders abroad. _ _ jud~gm¢,,,t5 cannot cmb,-Me and co- _ ’“*‘_ __ M _ L,-en' guqif Abnéy" who gg- orduiate all the facts but they can*

_ = dMee_ers[R_ev1Uond Iér0W1& 131% Alexan hmfed gbme ,.,~,¢e,{¢1y' from Trenton, embody _a measure of insight, wo

" ' 'sfvfsn 'iii "oi.'.iii..‘i.si.f.f.‘.'.` vss'...'i'fi'.v air.; N. is se nies..-fiiiisnnlns we °»_=.»l__<I1~=°°f-1 in-\t.1== we new °f.1_n-

._ L9. . ‘Ce11t1'alD1'L1gSt01‘€ resume their Ehgdies at sh Dum Farmer’s Short Course.-D. t_c_llect_ there _is agmarked difference

f _ S .d I Btanm' ' ' Misscecélia B'uell of Abney, has left l1l_8¥l_ like Isaac Newton; in strength

f._\`S"L _ " M ' 1.ll'll”lySl E __ ` ' for _Charlottetown to resume work of will _between such a man as the » ,- “ _ ‘_ PMQLIA' ,,,‘;';0,°?,§,°,f,‘,',‘i_;d(i,““',If,’f_'°f,',;‘f,w§‘,jnltiir sponding ner' christmas lio1i1.D\ll<c_of wo_11lngjt_on and n besotion

_`-- 1-i-____ te'r ' M'_-Es Edith havcyarrived. Ein days with her p',_,.ents__D_ _dl_'_unkurd; ln general character _h¢_

- *-1 - Deterboro, Ont and are registered at .. _ _ 'f_' .. "t'w‘=3e'Z,~a mag mm New am H man

h Suowden 1110,,” the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dodd Dwyer, Plctou, "K5 $1.91- _ 8.11 W9 SQ 1111`t1191` 1'-111111

__ 31° J H Far ___ n' who have been-spgndmg ,_ few days this ilnd_ assign the development of

r' ' ' gu 0 ' _ in Charlottetown' visiting friends left tllcse powers to dellnlte causes? Lct

this morning by _the Earl Grey on rc- 115 ‘.1f111§1de1,`,e11-°11..111 111111- HOW 450111013

i__Mé'_hggE;’g§ 3:11352' pig? ;e“;_ bc: .mn to their h°me_ li. that men differ in the amount of < _ » ’ *__ understanding they possess? As un- ‘° . if Mgmt senior h’as been unwcu' ,ml home from Western Canada, was ncss and as wo are utterly at li loss Hmm _:imc _mét which is greatly “__ visiting at f.hc_Lol'ne I-lotel this _week -to conceive what consciousness is wc _netted by his Timm, mend,,_ ns he isitlw 511255 Of _M12 8110 MPS- 11. V- _-_must needs realize at tlicolitsct that

Pnyntcr, Rustlco. -R

_ _ ~ ll ' ' h il i' ttf ` 1

“ highly esteemed mmdent' HIS “_” \ :ol|lt`l€inLg'f) th(;p;ro(l;lcrf1 llilllt it 91101153' 1`¢‘C0V01'Y 111 l10l’0d f0f~ Miss Minnie Dunsford has rcturncd U. f i 1 h

to the city-to liesume ber studies nt the Prince of Wales Collczv. llftel

mv!--3.7,.. ` ' . - '_ _ _ ' docs not exist in thc child to thc cx-

’ (Frloln ycl»ltcrduy's Evening Guardian) ;%Tt(;m1§;eT§ir112_01lduyE at hcl home In t_"'1l‘ 7-0 which it 11095 111 t_119 1111111. 1111

Mr. W. E. Gillcapic, (iarlcton, wits _ _-- d¢V°]°1’_'"°"t _wmes Withm "ur “V

- in the city yesterday. _ Mrs. P. S. Brown, who wus taken l’@fi‘111°e 111111 hen” C1111 he 1111160 Ml

H A P P Y N E W Y E A R .___ to ins oity.1-mspitiil n snort time 0111'-'vt of study. 'rlio developed pro-

T 0 A L L ‘ Mr. Benj, Woolncr, Rustico, wus in ago suffering from injuries sustained duct _we may tcrrr intellectual under-

> _l he city Monday on business. -R. in n_ fn.ll_ from her _ sleigh whilo out standing. (Pherc is a form of under-

__'l’|ia:ll:inl: you for your pntrnnngu for .____. rivlng, is steadily improving.

L_ e nal" .vilar And ..snu|l..g you thntl _ . I - h 1 .____.

- | b ML ~ | - H Mi. llolllngs of tust1co» us iilllvcl _ _ _ _

klglnvngtt guvirlltincsantrrlriltgiitiixlgllhgqriwg in Chiirlottetown to attend tho Short MiSS MB"1i°_ G1|_l¢5P‘°' "f M00” 5” out nmaibie prlccs ifyou shop here dur- Cuumc . McLcod’s, City, is reported doing

lnz lim. - _ _ ' _

t _ ‘ Short Course. f

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nicely, although sbc in not yet rc-

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F- S. MltCh€il SM.-_ ng. li/lnf_<nn-.rigs .:_.._ie_e_l_{_____;__i__e_._; __f;_l_'_ef_e§1___;4_\_1_f$_l§nI§_vE_ f;_fI§I__l;i_l;t___y_ 01

_Jeweler ' 168 Queen St WWW “S 'C » “ `

Rev's. Bernard Gillis, East Point,

P. P. Arsenanlt, Mt. cnrrnnl, and

Mr.Wm Keeping, Murray Harbor, _A_ C_ McLenan_ St Amy,-ew'5' Wm-e

was among the visitors to Charlotte- B-mong' visitors to Charlottetown

t.0\\'ll today. _ yesterday.

'1‘hdi"l-_lliio_n Commercial College rc-

opclls foi"'th`e_ winter term on Monday Janual‘y.__6th at 9.30 a. in.

i `,="._-';»_ '.0 v 1 '

_s0ry, Kent Street.

_Mi-. Chester Bncll of Abnnv. has Mug,-.,,,,'k M¢K__,.,m,,_,_ ,md his snnsin 1°" (11'¥"1°t1_°t°W“,“1_,.1““° “ __ “°“l" ‘P`rl'lin iinvo returned in st. nnns- mercial course.-D: ‘ _ ‘ t,m»_, College afgm. spending their

""" _ 7( _ h lid L their home in

Miss Florcncc Haslam, of Spring- rm” O sys a _

field is the guest of the Misses Es- 'ma' .___

Mr'._ Alex. l:fcEa'chern has returned

-_-"_ ' to ‘life home iii' Mt. Stewart after

lRlV{eesrs.I;I‘h¢;n;as _l_30r>_'_1ei__111t1;_‘; ;\i‘€;_1_“g'_1_ spending life annual 'holiday' re__l;ewing

0 HES 11510. 9 ' "`i t ` ' "48" and ernon

Monday on business. -R. ' ~ acqua n “ces In

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_a self conscious individual is meli-

surable , ` ‘

iz; By the extent to which action

between an ignorant savage and a

measl c o nslg t.

But in as much as undcrst.andin|.;

standim; associated with feeling which is not necessarily intellectual which must be taken into account later).

The infant, after having been for ii

few weeks subjected to its forces bc- gins to take notice of the world that lies about him-i. c. to bring his in- tellectual fdclllties 'iuto"play. In ac- cordmice with thc effect produced up- on himself he seeks to bring himself into touch with certain things and to avoid contact with _other things. _B__\_1t__hc does.inot-stop-bh\nsii-- He nc-

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A-T."_n1£.%11lJl)al meeting of the Young <11 onsecian Association. si-lu be held 0.1 Monday night ne`xt,‘a'nd in order to get the business prepared

THE SUPREME collar -U to

cases on _the docket for t_ri_Ei'l at the Hilary ,'1_'¢l`m of the Supreme Court

the (f_ourt_I-fouee, Charlof,te`.town,_ on Tuesday ne_x`t at 11 ,o’_elo_cl<_. ` There are five civilcases in which juries have hem asked for, and there are a number ofunatters for argument, »

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DEATH or »Mris._B_ CRoKEN.- The death occurred recently 1 Fall River, Mass.. of Mrs. Bernard grokiag formerly of Emerald J unction in this where many of her relatives and friends still reside. The deceased was upwards of 70 years ol age, and leaves a husband and family, who have thc sympathy of their many friends and acquaintances here.

CARNIVAL.-'I_‘he first carnival of the year was held last night in the Arona Rink and was well up to the standard of former years. The at- tendance, both of spectators and skaters. was large and the many excel-_ lent costumes and comical actions of the skaters made a most enjoyable evening for all those present.

lvlaN's MEETINGS-Héglnning' .U-

morrow afternoon _ii seriesof meet- ings for men willba held nt the Y. M. C. A. on Sunday afternoons, at which 'nddressea will he delivered on special subjects by various ministers and prominent laymcn of the city. 'l‘hc speaker for tomorrow's _mectlng, which commences. at four o’clock, will be the Rcv. (1, (1, Taylor, whose sub- ject will hc, “Tho Blessing of a Curso." Tile speaker for the followirig Sunday will bc_ thc Rev. D. McLeod, thc new pnstor of thc iicntrul Chris- tian Church; his subject will hc lin- nouuced later.

lelV_ANGl5i.l(}AL_ Al.l.IAN(‘.l5.-

There is a nlovelncnt on foot to or- _ganiso in Charlottetown a branch of _thc World’s Evan;;ellcal_~ -Alliance. For this pllrposc a meeting' will bc .held in St. Pnul's Parish hall on `.‘.li,\nday afternoon at 4..l0 o'clock. it muy hc of intclcst to state that thc Week of Prayer which has just been su successfully hcld in Chur- lottctolvn this week, is 3 world-vjvidg institution conducted under the aegis of the Evnagcjicnl Alliance. All lay- man and clergy who arc interested in Evangelical Christianity are invited to attend.

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REV. DR. DUNCAN.-Rav. Dr. G.

gills to ask hims€lf+W'hat is t.his';'- Why ls this? In attempting to walk he stumbles and falls against. 8, chair striking his head. 'As a result cer-

ncss. He is conscious that he fell. 'l‘hnt his headcamc in contact with the’ chair. That a sensation of pain f 1 ` ll. A

D. S. Dllncan' referred to in a"' des- ipatcli in another page of'this is-sue is ,a son of the late Rev. Thomas Dun- can, for some years Minister of thc

J

tain states are get up in c0nsc,ouS_lSt. amos Church here. -He is also it

/nephew of Mr. F. W. Hyndrnan and |is well known in the city, having been _it visitor here as remntly as last 'sllmmer Mrs Duncan his mother, is

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' _ '.'~'-vvlvj .

been eargerly waiting for Puton's cl¢~'1`raway sale __ which opens Frida mornipgand they wlllnot he so ani way disappointe as many an vari- ed are the bargains offered and tlfo foreznost thing for them to rememlber is that the goods are all new, all bought within the last three months for spot cash.

'rrii-:_ Reason. ron ri-ia sans.

The reason for this sale is that

the flrm are to have their entire place of business “done over" that is thoroughly renovated and remod- elled so that when completed it will be one of the finest stores in Canada.

Pnt0n’s have one of the biggest

and must diversified stocks in the Province, involving mountainous col- lections of table linen, bedding, dress

goods, suit ngs, housekeeping linens, 'ed clothes, ready to wear suits, `<'m`lts, shirts, woolen goods, under- skirts and in the rnen’s department pen fails to tell the heavy stock car- ried and the generous prices to be offered. The stock is so broad that no mat- ter what your personal taste may be you will be more than likely to find something to suit you both in style und purse in all the depart- ments.

IN TAILORMADES

Rnrc values among the tailor

madcs at $10 to clear. A swccpiug clearance of all our womcn's import- ed tailor made suits, involving many nriglnal values ol many times this final pricing. All in darker colorlngs suitable for winter use and many of them ideal for skating, have a clear- awuy price of $10.

DRESS GOODS.

Drcss goods, such as any liuly of

the fund will buy at first sccing is rcprcscntcd, ull thc lciullug wcllvcrl sind textures so much worn at this season of the year und the alludes, thc ncwcst, all new goods have the clciimway price plufnly uml'kc<l lu rcii, thereon in red while thc original price still rcmains in whitc. In fact thc discounts are so near the nunu- fucturcrs prices that li genuine snap is the rcslllt. Think of getting new

its true at, l’nton'a_

‘ BRO(`.AI)l‘} VILYLVET

\'csf.cl'duy new I;l‘ul:lide volvntu

were rcccivvd ln thc most clliuunillg patterns and colorlllgs und these had ii clear away ticket of 70 ccnts pcr yard which is nn instance of the heavy price cutting now hcing offer-_ cd.

Two tone suitings und about

twenty pil-.ccs of lieavy houch have a remarkably low price on them, ow-

drcss goods almost nt hull price, hut*

a

_mlm -siren _ cllpllir 1 o

* 'rlis lsoior' ol olisrlottotovin iisvnlnz to the lnct that }_ren<lyfniis’{iv

coats were most popular this year. 'l‘he. boucle cloth in some cases ylae $3 and $4 per yard _and is npw clbsr- ing at $@.30_t,he yard-another _bar- §1111» ` _. _ . _ F A SNAP IN HOSE

Mothers will ' appreciate _il soup

now being offered. ln., tail an _ blfck hose in three sizes and comp ste ranges. Sale price is 15 cents *per Dair.

GLOVES '

This department hus__ something

exceptional in the glove line to offer and all desired sizes and shudcs ure all fully stocked. l'

SWEATERS ‘

A full range of sweaters nnd .jer-

seys leaves many pretty styles lor immediate choicewhlch can be had at swift selling prices. _ `,

There is also heavy price cutting on

ladies underwear of all kinds.

SILK UNnERsK1RTs`

The balance of the Christmas silk and satin underskirts in delightful colors are selling at about unc-third.

Ladies tailored skirts, splendid

for shirtwaists are murke_d_ at $2.50 net while n full line of tlie'ncwcst

stylc waterproofs have a goodbye price on them. '

runs :E

Although the present winter has

been exceptionally mild Pntopfs fur department has been very widely patronised ns their furs this season were the very height of fashion. However there are many yct for the choosing at liberal .prlceal with lots of cold weather ahead. Ono beautiful Russian Rui: cont is msirk- ed from $95 to $76; another to $65 und a Hudson scal, _.a perfect drciim with its rich fur sud llanil- solnc silk linning hun li. clear away ticket uf $9-1.98, former price $100. Pony coats coats ure selling nt $30, $40 und $50, rcnl hcuutics. Fur collnl- cunts arc $11 for $131 -$15 for $10, $20 for $13 null no on, whilc n.otlicre cnn secure the dcurcsf, litilo coats for their cllildrcu from $1.98 to $2.98.

1~lMA‘..l. l"UlfS

Many liandsulrvc mulls ullll 1-ullcl

nlloulll lncct a really purclmecr _at thc hcnvy discounts placed on thorn but it must be rcmcmbcrcll tllilt 'Pu-' ii_in‘s have positively got lu 14% ready for the workmen to Luke pus- ueaslon hy, Fell, lst, so that tho vast improvements to bc mnllc cull bc rapidly pushed forwlirll.

A hearty invitation is cxtcndccl to

all to call 1"ridn`y and share in tho lou' prices offered nl. this rchovu- tion sale-on brand new goods. 3764:

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/-ri' iwollnnlrul 1cifUi1`@Ci"iilll-.N

The Morning Guardian (mailed) one year $2.50 The Canadian Countryman (weekly one ycar...$|.50

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' Toisl_...__-........_....$4.oo

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The fact that many teachers throu-

ghout thc_f.‘_ Province are giving up their ._-_schools to attend the Union C ' _

ommenglal. College is proof positive

of the c cellence of this institution.

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*_;,_ HlVéP.*‘L.

o owe These scnsa ions bcingl ' _ ' . ’ . ' ,inked together he endeavors to dis__at prcuent in Ha1\fa_x where she lsfthn

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_ "',,"oso_ #_ 1-'

'ras first toncli typlst ever groa- untcd from a Provincial business col-

ege was Miss Lizzie Harris who se- .'-/_'

cured this distinction from the Union K l D N F Y omrucrclnl College nina years ago.~ _ ~ '““° -

Every year since touch typlsts have been graduated from_ this school.

I O O

There_ are a number of new desks

at' the Union Commercial College. How'about reserving one for you 'when the college reopens next week. I C I

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Join the progressive crowd, attend

tho.. popular-'school, go to the up-to- _ _ _

date institution and that mcans at- '1., »' | _ terialngnuis Union cornrnsrolnl coll- .i

cgc,'»the‘most modern, best equipped nlid`p}'bgrcsslve of all Island schools. ‘

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_ ly __wr|iing la the nexl grcl_li_s___ep lu \\_mBn pf? __ ., ~ _- __i_'1'_-in _ _ f?m,¢,,.|§ ;',,' ,|| |;m.§r.f b;.~..nca_e_a6ri en ell pl_’§eci__s1cnll'lfre lice of ponanil _.lok.llli rgcly ronlrii-.te lol iq wn lug o a|glm_\|__ _ - __ __ _ _

‘ sniinsss coll.g»s.....i High sssnnls wnlolilill _.ef 'thi _tryed

nmlmeni are llaining ul vast army ofyoung people in the use o_ the

" ’ IT . _ - ' _ __-_rY|'|!i,`;,§mmEpt and gcr`ero_ue rehyonnc of lhc Olly/re .Typggrlfsz §E1$P;1_1_{ lo._l.hp world wide demand for universal lypew|'llel"[ veal ell U P ~

';_"`!J`E'l"¥h!'e;!’??il`|r\|1‘l§lfl::.an 0liver.__ with the l_es_ld_ol' _a_ny[_iypewrltc;°_i_w `_|:)§gllfénc6 v‘u;s'fl1`°|_fvglcbl ni:\clilne__l_:\'_mw\’_\;\. _“dig VB 11 11118118 *1

». universe use o \ pewri ers. _' _ ‘

_ Mil/cl1AN|cAL Aovanfrnolts _ '

` "The American u|iver_ia the mon big ly pcrfeil lypcwr._ter on llezennrlvel

-li;|nci_sa_ies iougvhefleffccienc y. Among ilG_:?&2=1%_;E;Vv°1°":°' I °

'1\'- e"hance` " __ . ». , ` __ 1 wil," ~.s.~.;f:i::.ll'.i:..

' _-` `I|?:;!b|° geleang I _Tha Adjumblu Pa ¢'f-Fingers

.__ v ""' _ » _ ..i'¢.i.sii’:"§`psss. g-Tlrs scieminc Conilsnisd Keyboard

"fl V' V l on SE'l‘wIcEl'ig sstmillgiligwovlr or lisllsi-il.iill;_y __ _ Tha mer :an ver ypew cr_ llfll °11 _ _ - . 'Ward' -'f ""°“":.:-..§l;"°'_'i".'.~. :;'.:i.t.. - -*cl f' ‘ operation and v llbll-fy are l o <0rl\

supremacy n- - ‘

-Correspondence . -Udli1f°|d:"K ;7_|xl°o° "

"°"‘"""°“ w°"' ' “tv ffl" ‘nga iziilcilpro.-.ns _ ;'§*|\’,'1."‘_‘{',‘:, mg., _ Zcdhnggiimogrspn sisnslls _ ' L lwould like to demonstrate to you the eu? °P°1‘°“1°‘1 °f "‘° m"'°"

Write for full Pa rlicular;.GEN T EVE RYW H ER E

D. H. ' WILLIA L

I lo onion l ` Traveller, Millmioib U- B-

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Mr. F. W. Branscomb, of the Dom- 'lf

iniim Express Company, who is on an,i‘nspectoral tour of the Maritime `Prr‘iv}ii'sel\` and who has been here m`nki_ng' arrangements for thc remov- af'_'o_f'tll`e office of the l}on1l1011Y 10 its new premises left this morning by the Earl Grey for Picton.

Mr. S. H. Harris of Messrs. S. H._

Harris & Co., Fur Brokers, 3 ‘ to 5 Hood Lads."-London, S. C., has been in ths"Island investigating the fox industry. Mr; Harris, who ,is in- terested ln` the Hudson Bay Co., as well as' being head of an important firm of fur brokers, gathered all the information he could about the ln- dustry from Mr. McCready an'd__oth- crs, and expressed himself amazed at the tremendous development that had taken place. He left for Halifax, ‘en-

l i ». ` L ____ route for London yesterday.

The regular n`h'nual mcctlng of

shareholders and patrons of Emerald Dairy Association will bo h_'e'ld i-.l the Hall in Emerald, o-.1 Wednesday, 21st Jnny. inet., 1914, at once o’c1ock, p.

ni. _

P. F. HUGHES.

Secretary.

|‘In|cl‘l\lfl. JBUY- 9th. 1914-

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'l`hc tide will be hlghthis morning

nt 9.57, ‘tomorrow at 10.49 and Mfmflay at 11.36; it elll be high to- night at 8.37 tomorrow at 9.31 ond Monday at 10.2_6. ' The sun sets this afternoon' at 4.50. tomorrow at 5 and Monllliy at 5.01; it rises tomorrow morning at 7.52. M055” and Tuesday at 7.51. __

' rises this' evening ' at

Tho llrllt quarterof the 'ffl-ooh was on Sunday, .Ja.'ny. ith at. _8.09 a. ns. 'f'he~ moon' will be full .Monday Jimy. 121:11 at 12.09 a. m. ~ ._ 'Phu length oftoliay nnd to_mo__rrow will be nina hours and eight minutes.

of the finest

of Cod Llvor_ of this

The moon ` _ _ ' '

6.53 and tomorrow at 7.49. ' '

cern their relationship. _At ilret he will attribute his sui’ls|;ing__to the chair and proceed to' sqold_and bcat it. However later he_is led to touchl thc chair lightly with _his fingers, Tile cflair as presented to conscious. ness is the same but"ths`se'nsation o

pain. When he compares_these two . axperlenees he will beled to associate

is former suffering I-not with the plisiir but with the act_,or inning 'against it...`d~lersin is displayed a _greater measure _of understanding "`9_11_‘_1. 110191118 |1_°W~ ii, Wes ._daveloped, we ate _led__,to. realize tfiaf kno"wledge` is based noon analysis' and comparison of experience. i »

It therefore follows that the extent

of any man'e` intellectual understand- ing is dependent upon the number' and kind of experiences he has and the care and accuracy with which he examines them. ‘ A man who has lived many years,

who has travelled far and kept his WPS and ears on the alert will pos- sess a much larger store of exper-' fences than will a child who has liv- ed _but .n few years in a quiet family circle, and, given the necessary intel- lcctual capacity, 'can attain to ii more extended general knowledge. But quality must be taken into nc- collrit as well as quantity. _ If the child cnioys experiences of lovc and is lcd to cherish aspirations such as thc man never has hc may in his limited range acquire n deeper and more fundamental understanding of life. The name result would follow so far as intelligent understanding is concerned even though the 'man had thc child's experiences and refused to make them the subject of thought, '_

(110 be Continued.) _ .. _

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His ,been our most successful year and we wish lo couvey__ our heart-

iest thanks to all who con-

tribnied to our success. l

. May 19:4 bring Health and Prosperity.

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contact is different' ‘ and there is nol

_guest of her son-ln-law, Mr. H. }Bauld, and Mr. Duncan is cxpcctedfto join them in about a fortnlght’s Itimc. St. Andrcw’s Church, Mon- treal. the call to which he has nc- ccpted, 'is one. of the largest in (lan- nda and is a very wealthy onc. lt is pleasing to learn of his success in his sacred calling,

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For Sale _ Ar -s

Carleton, Lot_,28

A vnlllflble farm. lo chains wide

at front and shore, and containing 84 ncrea ofclcsr diy land fenced with wire fencing and in good state of Cultivation. There are on the farm I good dwelling house, barn and' other onlbuiliiiugs (ln good

repair.) also tvlu orchards. It is w thin easy reach of schools, churches, railway stations and the proposed site of "Car Ferry". Il has a shore frontage ci' to chains where abundance of sea manure ein be easily obtained. Part of pur chased money can remain on the farm lf desired. Pcssession givin ut once. Apply to

MRS BRUCE McMlCKl€N

on the farm of

' Cl-IAS. B. P11

Executor L .lclnn

valuable llenl llsnle ny lucllnii

as a

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'Iwo papers for price of on

For n. limited time The Guardian management has coulpl»i¢,.-

cd arrangements to ollcr the above two papers to ally nd

dress in Prince Edward Island for only $2.50.

lt is not necessary to introduce “The Guardian" to tho

\ reading public of this province as it enloys a larger circulation

by thousands, than any ol itscompctltors.

The Canadian wuntrvinnn is a WEEKLY farm , magazine,

i published in Toronto, Ont, prln ted on nxncllmt costed papcr,

size ol buses 11x14. a wry to nsnii contains 32 pages.

' The Canadilln Countryman is fnll of lnrm ideas, splonilidly illustrated with farm views, farm machinery in operation, fields of vegetables, prize winning horses, cattle, hogs, shcep_

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I nm in-llructed bv Mr. William Owen to offer for sllc by nucllou

ilic following properties in Charlottetown: _

l. Building near North lind of Weymouth Strict folnlclly used Soap Factory.

The sale to take place in front of the premises ou

Wednesday llie Twenty-flrsi ilay of January

at Eleven o‘clock ln the iorehoou. _

I will til" fir sale by Auction on the seine dale a* 3 1’ M. ‘dl the

Te1cgi'aphf‘l`.`.;e Corner. ’ ` ` '

2. P. l.k building on the corner of Queen and Water Street

occupier. oy A. A. Telegraph CJ.

_1 Two Brick Buildings adjoining the above on Wafer Street

occur led by Messrs J. & T. Morris. __

4. Building and Lot adjoining it on the North Side of King

:infect formerly known as Welsh and Owen'a Office.

TERMS and CONDITIONS will bc made known at the sales

For further particulars apply to the owner. to 2F.neas.A, Maellm-

LL ald, Solicitor or to the undersigned, - - A -

R. BEARISTO,

37 58,x,8Mtei6l Auctioneer.

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