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LXAVI' COFYUY WBAPFIB.

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52. nie

_rr Pars to buy in this Province

-MINTO ARRIVEB -'Phe Miata

arrived in Bumnerslde at il Wpértm yesterday with six nllvvsfl Y tin-ee tons height and ilfty-eight bsgs mail Outward she had six passed gers, thirty four tons freight and

Kind You llave M -fy

Always Bought Bears the Slsnmlv

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-BUMMEASIDE SKATERS - large number of the skaters of Bum- mgrside enjoyed the ilrst skate ol the season on the rink last night. The ice was in good condition and the music of the band was greatly ap-

preciated. J .

-FIRE.-About nine o'clock last evening ii large fire took place in the vicinity of Portage but from some unaccountable reason in not being uble to reach that place by telephone no information could be learned as t0 the nature or cause of the fire.

-ACCIDENT.--All accident which

may be followed \hy serious results

occurred at Port Hill on Sunday Morning. Alblert Gillis 5-resident oi'

that place, fell a distance of 15 feet from a. loft where he had been Putting

down feed. Dr. Champion who has the

, me in im, uiiiiii in. onus win

recover if complications do not set in.J.

0 _e-<3. s. MUui>_Hv DEAD.-were

Thirty Years

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his vllralsll suuranm ls fu vvlll evvv.

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,_ for each continuation. Cash must

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One reni pcr wurd Yrs( inierliun in fhis column. half cent per word

discount all.wed_ Minimum charge Tweniy-five can e.

sciompsny order and live per eenl

W"

i BOARD? RS WANTED

-~=_- - red foxes. ycarlirzgs, large, sound in

_ every respect, have been paired for

BOARDERS (IAN BE ACCOMMO-

g ted at 3 King Square. 1-6M5ipd_`

son s.~ii.'iI: A" '.\’nr\‘ir§i;ii"o's i1ii~'K_ mlrten and fisher also some Cross Foxes. Dougal L. Graham, Poplar

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games Edgar Milligan ol Pol>ular` Grove in Prince County, to sell for him Alaska blue foxes on the fellow- ing’ conditions, namclyz- At eight hundred dollars per pair; twenty-live per cent to be deposited with the undersigned on account ol purchase

FOP. SALE.-THIRTY PAIRS OF

two. Price on application, Box. 14

"P. W.," care of Guardian Office.

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M|.~cs|_tAmousw __

L\'ori-1'C'i<;.-1 'WILL' GUARANTEE 'ro

give the oldcst fox rancher on this Island information that he will be

money, bulancc when foxes are del-,

ivcrcd, which will hc in about one _ month from this flute. Foxes to he , good avr-rose iivrility, ns izood or l better, than prcvioiii;ly sold by Mr, l

satisfied to pay $5.00 for, or I will refund him his money before he leaves my otiicc_ G. B. Sims, Ken- sington. 1-9ME2i_

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three months, price $50 per pair.

_ _,, _ James A. Kane, 489 Third Street, _ ___f9R SALE- _ _ _i *§52>1;1_v_\>_»_$~i~_\'~______ 1-SM-SL S

FQ!! SALE-At n hnrgain Dominion FUR IMMEDIATE SALE.-ONE

0,-gan G005 as ne,-,-_ A,_,,,1y mm pair of silver black foxes, this omc,,_ |_2,,,r1_ yeai's pups, guarantee litter ol

__ a_i_iiere<m__ _ _A _i--ii/161.' FOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN, ONE-

Hlll, Ontario. 1-2MSiE2ipq_ filth interest in a silver female fox

----~~ --~;~7-f--;--~ ---- and her litter of three. Female ‘f\["ASKA BLm`*I'O)_‘l“S POR SAI-'E~ now mated with a Dalton dog. A he iindcrsiyned is instructed h ' - ~ ~

bargain if sold at once. Enquire

ached Summerside last night of the

death in San Francisco on Dec. 23rd, oi Chas. F. Murphy, son of Frank .\li:rr»hy of Summerside. As yet the particulars have not been ascertained. iii: loss will be deeply felt as he was liirlily esteemed by all with whom he came in contact. He is survived by his father, one brother Joseph, of luoojrlyn, N. Y., and ftbree sisters, .\ii's. F. G. Blizzard and Miss Eva of .'~'»immerside and Florence of Boston who sincerely mourn the loss of a much loved son and brother.J.

-LA.\'DMARK PASSES AWAY.-.‘=

rernariislile life Ended at Coleman ol:

_ __ ____ _ _ _ _ _-___ __ _ _______ _______ ___ _______ __ __--_-_-__ Jiinuury' Znd, -when Mary McPhee,

wife of Donald McEa.chern, passed tr

Gunimuis ci..<issii`iizi» ans “S

e.i s ie are cou e r' e ra " be L th nnniilersary of their mur- rincl' lust summer. Mr. McEnchern still survives, a sturdy veteran as sc- tive ss n.nhy a man hall a centiiri' voiinger. Mr. and Mrs. Mcldachein were among the early settlers in West l’rlr-re and when houses were few, ivrre known far and wide for abound inf; hiisgitulity and enjoyed ri large nlacc in the nllections of the commu- nity. _`

-GOOD TIME.-A concert and pie ocinl in and of the Prince County H0SI>ital was held in the Hamilton Hall on tue evening of Dec. 6th. The iollmviiig prograni was very credit ably rendered and received the unin. terrupted attention of the audience triroughout:-liemarl-is hy the chair- man, gramaphone selection, instru- incntnl music by Miss Harriet Phil- lips and Kirr Ramsay, cncored; cho- rus by the choir, dialogue, The Recon- striicted Man; solo by Mrs. Alex- Sinclair, encored; gramaphone selec- tion, chorus by choir, recitation by Elmer Phillips, instrumental music by Harriet Phillips and Kier llam- suy, encoi~._d; dialogue, Way Down East; gramaohone selection, cborue by choir, recitation by Amy Wood-.

cored; reading by Miss Alfnretta Lllsrk and chorus by choir. At the

1 _

M,,,,ga,,_ A number 0, ,msc foxes, Tn LE-li close oi the entertainment the social

have already been disposed of by Mr , Milligan and there is now only n _ limited number for sale, on inrtics '

’l`U LET, DOUBLE OFFICE lb

l’rowse Block, Sunnyside. Ren'

vus bevun_ Hugh Morrison and Chas.

;ion the pies which they did in a very,

V l . .

desiring to purrliiisc uny of these’ moderate' Possession at ont" A* satigfactorv manner q “cial mentm

foxes must do so within our wcck I

ply to Prowse Bros. Ltd.

080Mti

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might be made of Nelson Owen for

"om um, (,,,,e_ 33 a,,Q,_ ,,,u,,),,_er ' ' the gramaphone-selections which were

arrangements will he mallr: for the disposition of sale. This is ii rare

_ `WTi~r_w __

opportunity to get into the greatest WANTl‘3D_C0-*T AND P*\NT`MAK‘ qqnyugtx-y 1,, this pm,~,,,C,,_ FQ, f,,,._ ers. James Callaghan, 178 Queen

_t_licr particulars regarding terms_

__St._ __ ___ _ _ _ “A1-9M3l.

well sppiccinled bv the niidicnce. The gathering then dismissed all feeling that an interesting social, which not only broiidened the sympathies of all but also promoted harmony and eu-

ana conditions oi sine iippiy to ihsivaxrso-niesic, ciiaiss, srovic, lovmmy had bw* helfi---1

undersigned. Dated at Summerslde this 7th day of January. A. D. 1913. Canadian Bank of Comnierce. 'Bummerside infancy. 1-7M6i.

es- _ _

_piping, Linoleum, 21 ft by 12. for small office. Full particulars, prices write "K." Guardian office.

1-9M3il>d.

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r.'»;a=.:a

More Morley

for

phone~it’s because of it,

out a bare existence from business don’t look good

rs and envy

you want sue

either.

will bring

till.

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Ttltllllnllr

Small Dealers

The big mun isn‘t big in spite of the tele-

If voii'rc satisfied with the profits your ‘

1 great-graiidfather made, ifyou just want to eke

will be just in the way-~-a bothersome ornament-

But, mark lt down plain, lf you want more ','

business, n larger and better class of customers, straight tips on all the markets, the most profit- lble of inside information and the respect of .,, 1

do for you, and you won't waste time

iii better returns, in actual sd- ‘

pgove these facts to you.

, lllarlomtmvp.

the ' zlf.f1,-

L., ` z~.\

to s certain extent. ‘

your business, if more io yiu---well, a phone

li

of your competitors- - cess---you'll see what

you business---lt will i

0l P. F. I.. E. I.

ursiriui Prnsoifris

-W. H. McGregor ol Central, Lot

16. was in Summerside yesterday.J.

-Wm. Sheehan and son Nelson of

Tyne Valley were in Summerside yes- terday.J _

-senator Yeh, Port Hin, and Hoi..

John Richards, Bideford, were in Hummerside yesterday.J _

.

-Hon. Murdock Kennedy. Bradal-

hane, was a passenger west from Hummerside yesterday aft.ernoon.J.

-Frederick Stsvert, Wilmot, who

recently returned from the Canadian West was in Summerside yes'tm°day.J.

-Mrs. Capt. Joseph Read, Burn-

merside, left yesterday afternoon on

-Mrs. Patterson Walker, Freetown,

is visiting in Bummerside the guest of Mrs. Robert Walker.J.

-Miss Jennie I-I-ammlll, Middleton,

is visiting in Bedeque the guest of Miss Mary Connolly.J.

1 l -Mr. Slierld of Regina is visiting

friends in Summerside. He is a na- tive of P. lil. I., but has been absent from here for some yearad.

-'Frank Hammill of Middleton sold

5, beautiful draft horse to Mr.Hughes, Charlottetown, n few days ago for 8225. Mr. Hughes knows 'a good thing when he aqgLi_t;J.

1-Miss Ruth Campbell, Burlington. returned by the Miata Wedndlay. from Calgary. She was in Summer- slde vesterdsy renewing old acquain- tances.J.

-E. H. Meldacberii, Charlottetown;

W. G. Domvllis. Newton; N. B.; W1, Cranston, Halifax; H. J. Gri\_v,Hali- fax; Chester lelmrs and C. L.Grnn$. ousriettetewn; i-mimi-eil ee the Queen Hotel, Summereids, between 6.80 last arming sud 6.80 the pre- vious svsning : ‘L

side. solo by Parmenas Phillips, en,

l‘lcDouald were called upon to auc-'

a visit to relatives in Plctou.J _ '

-UND

lldl for

chlrls

-BRACE B-~ have the real values in horse rugs 14-'lnrtuflillil _.__

-H CLARK is Guardian Atllt is Alborton Hi! DISH# 'I

-'rl-IE MORNING DAILY Guardian an be obtained at IAlsrty’s Tonsor- lsl Parlors. Bummssids.

iii _ _I _

-HAY WIRE.--‘Phe right kind at the right price at Breeds.

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-WANTED-A'd4nlllg~room girl lmi

maid for general homework. Good wages pald to thrrlght parties, Em- press Hotel, Bmnhisrslde. 12-Ziilltf. iii- -MIBB HAZEL MORSE is Gasr-

-lisn agent in J. C. Jardlne's Book- itore, Summarside. Her olllee phone is 45-1 and relflsnda phone 26.

-SUBBCRIBERB should renew s veek or two before the time they have paid for has expired and thus not miss an issue, 'ss all papers are ` ilscontlnued promptly on expiry

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4 ooo Worth of For

Must Be Cleared Out This

A Menufsciur`er‘s Samples 'I No!

A Bankrupi Stock? Ho! ! _ A Season's l A M.i.`i'. suipiu. 1_ Ns 1 i i

None of these ordinary, antiquated moth-eaten

reasons for offering these beautiful Furs at about half of what you would be asked elsewhere in this vicinity. 0 _

When a gocd manufacturer and a wide-:make

retailer get their heads together something is liable to happen . _ ‘ The reason for this sale does .not interest you, but the values we are giving certainly should._

IT TAKES 'IWO FACTS to make this F ur

'-J. A. Keburg, St. John; H. D. I"

iuciewen, iiiereu; G. F. Hart Londo -i-' ' 531° gfeal

I nl

Eng; Mrs. Bownees, Kensington; J.A. _-__

Kierstead, St. John; Mrs. McFadyen, _

Kensington; W. H. and Mrs. Buthei-~ '3` land, Revelstoke; P. S. and Mrs.Wor- .;.

rell, Souris; registered at the Clifton _ House, Summerside, between 6.30 _ last evening .and 6.30 the previous

svening.J _

(From Yesterdays Evening Guardian)

-John Mollison, Bumnierside, was Y

5 passenger from the west this morn- ”°` - `ng.-J. -1-

-Miss Katie Power, Emerald, has x returned home after a \veek's visit to ll:

tl"

South Melville.

-Miss Georgie McTaguc of Monta-

gue returned to her home this morn- ing after a visit to relatives in Tig- ~

two children left today for their home - 'n Pictou after a very pleasant visit

to friends in Summerslde_-J _

-John God has left for Woliville to _ resume his studies at Acadia Collegi- , _ ste Academy after spending his `hristmas holidays at his home .in

Woodville_

_-i .y

-Mrs. Sylvester Monaghan, South ~

Melville, has returned home alter a _

lortnight's stay visiting her parents "r

James and Mrs. Powers and other '

iriends st Emerald. ‘ 2 '~

-C. W. Fawcett and M. G. Sedell

of the N. B. and P. E. I. Railway crossed this morning by the Minto _ 'or their homes after holding a. con- ference with the shippers of Summer-

side.-J.

SUMMERSIDE MARKETS

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Corrected for every \\`r-dnesday and

Saturday issue.

Eggs 27 _“l‘\irnlpe U3 Potatoes 30 Pork _ 9% Beef

` Dresscd beef

Chicken Turkeys

`7}to

6to7 8tol.0

15 to ZZ'

:- m

Geese 13 50 -

rowi 12 ' Ducks

Oats iwiiite) Oats (Black) __ llay (loose) $11 F0 13 Hay, pressed 513 Straw 54-5° Buckwheat 50 Whggg 0_0 00 81 pen, 30 to 50 mae. ’ 12 oeiiiiilns 1§ Butter 2-'

96,496,000 PEOPLE-

IN UNITED STATES.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8-The latest

estimate of the population oi contin- ental United States places the ilzures at 96,496,000 on January 2,1913.This figure was used by the Treasurer De- partment experts in_dete'rminln,g that ol the total money in circulation in the country on that date $3.350.727.500.

the nmountper capital was $84.72. Gcnsiiiiaiiinn . and lleadaelit

_ cunro av ,Burdcek Blood hitters.

l

, Venous kinds of licnzlaclic exist; fix' examl ncrvuw liiliou. co: cstivv

;.J,.J-J;

A-' BLACK CONEY MUFFS; Large: 1

mb _,_ size, Empire designs, made from No. i

-Mrs. (Capt) John R. Read and'\ ,K2

gif satin lined, trimmed with two heads

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i>iiuni~:Nini_ iTusi couiuiii, 0

FIRST-The furs are fine and new and made in

an [113 1,;|eRlI Styl€S. l

SECOND -We are selling them at very much

less than you can buy them elsewhere.

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/ is 75?#

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O€’r`¥“" _ '_ _ ~ `°/'iff 'fir are _ . -___‘“

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,i Sil Down for a Miiilile, 'Read These Prices

BRO ‘A N CONEY `MU_F1fS; Em-

pire style, made from No 1 skins, well

furred, full satin lined clearance price ...... ..................$2.25

MINK MARMOT MUFF: Em-

f pire design, made of fine grade mink] - imirmot skins, handsomely striped,

satin lined, silk wrist cord, clearance

‘f price $4.53

rl' »i<-i*-'r~l‘f>`i',-

MINK MARMOT MUFF: Em-

pire design, uiade from finegrade skins,

and four tails, clearance price _

MINK MARMOT MUFF: Pil-

~ low design, made from extra choice

mink marmot skins, distinctly striped, satin lined, trimmed with five small and fourlarge tails, clearance price

NATURAL SABLE MUFF:

Empire design, made from line grade full furred skins, satin lined, .sri-one wrist cord, clearance price._...... $5.50

BD” GNU’

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ff -i-

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BROWN cousv s‘i‘oI. it '

I made from line grade coney skins, tr lin ' med with two heads and four tai1.-,clear- ence prices. _ _ _ . . .$2.00, $2.75 to $4.‘0 '

" BLACK CONEY STOLES: _ _

_‘_ skins, satin lined, clearance price.$2.50 , Made from fine grade _coney skins, 'il

fi'ii'u'iii:'tl with two heads and four tails,

cleiiraiice prices. _ $2.75, $5.50 io $5.00 `l`

4.

MINK MARMOT STOL1~;=

Made from hue skins and nicely mark- ' ~

i

_ ed, satin lined, 64 ifiches long, and ex-

/cellent value, clearance price. _ _ .$5.00 ""

~.

l NATURAL SABLE RUFFI "f

Made from deep full fiirred natura "-1 sable, trimmed with beads and tails,

clearance _prices $|7.50,$22.50 to $50.00

BLUE sox ser. Large piiiow

muff and neat stylish neck piece, made ‘ from first grade skins, and beaurifiilljv _ trimmed, clearance price. . . ..+.$20.00 '*

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BLACK FOX SETi Large pil- -‘

low muff and sio?e of the latest designs, clearance price. . _ _ ._ . _$85.00

._ i ij, -..~fi,s, nIM1’1‘EiD 0

i LIMITED

Incorporated by special act of Dominion of Canada

and licensed by the Province of Prince Edward Is-

land, Acts as Eicecutir, Administrator, Curator, Guardian, Trustee, Liquidator, Assignee, Etc.

Special facilities offered for the investment of

money throughout Canada. - Write for particulars;

iiiuii oiricr---uoiiireai

BRANCH 0FFlCE--~Charlollelown. HYNDMAN & -C0.. LIMITED:

Managers. P. E, I.

P el 1 gl ' M

and sick licaduclic, licndiiche i`r.:m :‘o::sti- P1 tuwjmn'

potion or dyaprpsia, psricdicul lic:idua_Li~,

etc.

M orris

In ull ccsss of lzcadsclio the fr~aimf_~ul

should be dircctcd to remove 1.l;c r,-.'ii;_\::~_ and with the cause rt inovc.l the licaduclic vcniiias for all time.

_J ._ . _ _ -_ _-

for li::id.ililis ol' every d:.soi'i;zLioii than i Burdack lllascl Bitters, noting; as it dc. on every organ of the body to puri.’_\_ slrcnglhcir and rcgulalo' the wlml

sysiexn. ' _ r

Miss May ll01irda;_r~, New l(TIciiir»'-'~

Stn. Que-v, w.'¢tos;~-"li`m' is-are 1 v.. troubled with lick hi-'.il_~.elie, r~.'-.il dir: i ness, mul wus ii.--i v.i.i,i Muni, ] “~_ ad-fisrd is »is.f<.1 l5iii~d.;.-iz l'-lunil lzinii. and I only tuck llirl-¢\, lnitlcs u-hw I ie Iikoanew person. lcur ruuoizniier-il iti fuiyonn who sul‘.`r-rs ilic envnsus l viii." '\ 5ur¢locl¢»l3luod_ llittcrs has l..~i i. ...i ii, iei‘l'cl for nvnr t‘iirtv-ll f- mr ,~ ' ‘

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- ~" ' ' '_ "».T ‘mini naiiufaielurr-rl only by 'l~ ' 'i`. l.l.l`» ui' 69., Limited, Toronto, 0,21.. J I __

of

It is im* cssible to l"i'l a beltcr ‘cr~i~iI‘ ‘ ` .

2.9o0.o;Q_o ‘

of gew Business was written by the Sun Life ol ahada for the yeai* Igi' 2, an inc’l'e‘ase"of ovgr $5,5oo,ooo over 191 1. A magnificent trl ute to the capable management' of this good old “Prl)eperous' and Progressive” Company.

` Charlottetown " ‘ ‘ _.__:"Manager,fé'i' P. E. I-

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._ !_»L“l 4’ i #5 .__g, .n. _

$3

Merc han a Rubber Footwear

The standards feisty-'f. nigwnu '

quality. _

We ci|rr_v in_ stock their /\‘»l"_g‘l '_ _

l.umlisrmsn°s Rubbers ` `

and L-rw Rubbers. * ' _ '

Ni-_wen ebayer. All new ~pgbel_

si lowest price. _

127 Queen Street.

You are

urious

youqake

City

wi your

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