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somethiiig 1,ybti._-never" iind

coal is burnt. There

is heat in every tcnof

our noon colt ,

We have a big stock of the

best coal in our sheds await- ing your brder. Seethat your l coal bin is well iillcd now.`

A. Plume & co.

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Mormage Sale

T0 be 80111 it Publi!! All0t'l0D in

oi tim Court House in Char- I

Wn in Queens County in Prince I

From the I far, East tolthe _great West, coffee reigns supreme ' _ at`the breakfast table.

is the recognized standard by which all others are judged. _ , _

Chase &_ Sanborn, Montreal. ‘

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d Island on the twenty-seventh

day 01 -lnnyary, A. D._1914, at the hour of twelve o'clock noon by ` virtue oi s. Power oi Sale contained in an Indenture ol Mortgage dates the iirst day of April, A. D. 1885,

between William Acorn ol Lot

Farmer, and Joseph Acorn oi the

Place. Farmer, and Ellen Acorn oi the said Joseph Acorn, oi one part, and Charles Palmer Malcolm McLeod both ol Char-

in the, said Island, Bar-

at Lew,,iiow decfeased, oi the part a`nd` now duly vested in

undersigned. _

that tract, piece or parcel of on Lot or Township Number

in Queens County, bound-

and described as follows:-Corin

at a square post tlxed in

South side of thle Village Green

in the division line between the now described, and a farm oi to the westward,_th‘ereoi form- in the occupation oi Robert

now osseesion oi William

ohthwardly along the

to a highway or

Storey's_»§§9x1d. thence a1on‘g"the orth sidb oi

last mentio'ned_~Road' Twenty-_

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Friends

Our HOT WATER

bottles are reliable warm

friends. 'I' hey are made of best quality rubber and are designed to ui h _tend constant hard usage. ~

Prices $1.00 to $3.00

Geo.E.Hughes{§,é*,~§»§;;;,

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Low Prices on Sample

btrops

We bought ’em at a bargain ,

` and you can do the same.

They’re the best we have seen

for along time especially at our

prices 35c to $1-"5 _S¢¢ °“f Great George Streelt Window. '

'-McKinnon Drug Co f

Greet George and Kent Ste.

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t I n ous oY° » _-e nuissuee to your friendl-

pgdq good 1 snttobsc- coiegts no mzifi Itssll in,

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IT PAYS-to buy in this provinCe'. ‘

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(From yes_terday's Evening ,Guardian

0VER`-SUBS'CRI`BED.'-'The shares ol the Dominion Fox Company ol

Murray Harbour , lxav€5_\ been over-sub- scribed some ilve or sl# thousand dollars. ' ' ' ' V

PLEASING INFORMATION.-There

is no advance in the_.'1'nussel_ mud haulage rate on the P. EAI: Rail- way. which is interesting and pleas- ing information to the farmers. ,

WILL OPEN SHOR’I‘l..Y.- It'ls un-

be converted into a telegraph and

working strenuously and no doubt the station will be open before long.

COMPLETED _FOX PURCHASE.-

Mr. B. I. Raymor, it is understood, has completed the purchase oi ioxes for a big company which he is pro- moting; This company consists . oi twenty pairs oi the very best foxes and is capitalized at $625,000. The stock is lieing sold mostly abroad.

MRS. GEDDIE.-'rho new Hebrides

Synod, at its last meeting, remem- bered Mrs. Geddie, the pioneer lady oi the mission, now whose name is a household word in this province a monagenarian, and sent her to her home in Melhorne, Australia, the following 1r.es.\age:-“Tue Synod ue- slres to send its warm gr|:u1i\\g.; to

'Missi0n, and rejoices to know that her interest ln all the aiialrs oi the mission continue as keen as ever; and that her synwpatliies are with us in the the work she and her husband had the privilege to open up.”

OIVIL SERV-ANTS.» The civil ser-

vice year ending 1913 has come to hand. lu it are the names ol_ number oi Islanders holding CNR Service positions at Ottawa. Among them are: Messrs Earl C. Young, reporter in the Debates Branch, the youngest Hansard reporter in the Dominion, John J. Gill, Colin H. Cnllbeck, Robert Inch and Harold E. Ritchie, Clerks, Lorne Young, Pre- ventative Otlicer, Customs Depart-

Department oi Secretary oi State, Jnrrcs J. Connolly, Clerk, 'Depart- ment of External Aflalrs, Miss Jessie Dewar, Clerk, Department ot Inter- ior, Flwen Stewart Mel-’hail, Superin- tendent ol Compilation, Department of Trade and Commerce, and S. Jud- son Jenkins.

SCHOOL CONCERT.-A very en-

joyable school. concert and Christ- mae tree was held in J ohnston's River School on Tuesday, December 23rd ult. The school house being nicely decorated lor the occasion, the Christmas tree being one ol the prettiest and most dainty decorated that has - been seen lor some time. The program although a. little leng-

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ning _0_r,_¢° tl” wsggorg une of 'The Pe°Ple 5 Dfllgglst thy, w_as well carried out, all the oi landlormerly in possession I . ‘ members being listened too with

Lang, ngw in pogggssign of _ rapt attention. The teacher, Miss

,Philip Lane, thence N01-tn- Callaghan who understood the carry-

along the said land now in f’ ing out of this program deserves

'og Mfg pump Lam, to _ . great credit and is worthy oi much

Village Green Road aforesaid. ':'::' -*ij _ °°m'm"“d*’~ti°“~ _ Mr- Hammond

Westwardly along the; last '_',_ ~.~’ _»:,'J~,__f}' ` Higgins was chairman and needless

Road to th-B place 01.com_ -,_ _, ‘;_.,_ ‘ to say, the order was oi thebest..

containing an area ol ,'_._'_r:f{,é_4__\ After the program Miss Callaghan and forty-aight acres of ‘;:\~~‘;,_;‘___._- "-1- was presented with a. handsome gift

a little more or less. , . _ (a toilet set) from the pupils for her

For further particular, apply to o untirlng eilorts on this occasion,

\ the nt Cl d d dis

‘M L danonuoy soucutors I N n nn Ss a aus arrears an -,

of gggga Scotia chambers, 0 tributed many pretty gifts from the

well laden tree to the children. The-

Immedlately the S. S. “Empress"_ following is the program;-Recita-_

D 1913 mb My °' D°°°mb°" stone running between Sumnrersido tions, Jon.. Mononsla, Jon.. cum.

' - ' D C MCLEOD and and Pt. Du. Chene, a special mail and miskey, Evelyn Cumlniskey, Floriel

A'LE°XANDER MARTIN passenger train will run between Walks;-, Mmm, gummmkey’ Ambrose

3338_1z45mm6i' Charlottetown and Summsrslde to 5m1¢h_ Michmg (hmm-,i,k°y’ Francis;

' connect with the winter Steamer Beegam Susie Smith’ Susie stswarti

. Trustees. ‘Minto." This train will leave Char- Roland McDonald L-,wma Mcmney ` 1°¢t°¢°W'1 B* 5-45 °~ ‘“- f°f S“mm°" Katie Bongo.. ' ‘John ivrononaidf

side, connecting there with S. S. J C 'k ' _

‘Minto” at 8 o'clock for Tormentine M735” w;1ll::;fss?,’g_ I§gg\‘:g;‘|_°' 011::

to 0yslermen a;“:r;:.i-.:.i‘.1‘°:;::...§l'€.'i;'°‘2;':;

t ii of the steamer from Tormen- 1°§“°- Nine 0! Pupils, song. Susie

-_-" ti" 3580_12_29 Mt|_ Stewart,.Mary Walker. Lizzie 'Jumr

All oystermen, both ilshcrmen and “°' ` miskoy, Susie Smith a recitation,"

will please remember F---.r _ . ._---| James Laverty, recitation. Miss,

oi the "0ystermen'e Co- Emma Cummiskey, recltzgtitm; Bang:

As oiatlon oi Prince Ed- F S I Herbert Beegan Bessie rr. . ec_-,

lsland/'sevhieh will be held in a e tations, Charles' Cummiskey, ClZ:£;_rles

"Th ds. th Sth W lker, ‘Miss Agnes Stewart. as.

'.1anuar;,n.~.t ilirzcliaox in :no Beanfif\\1§U~VER BLACK “md walker, mp-dooce. wmrom worm,

~A1uu ottenasnw is moat CROSS FOXES- violin music. steward Higgins. W1f=°fWf~= sa°P':°i;.::- :sf .iss ,' , AR . a ons m

A A BSec1'etary-Treasurer. co' s*’J°hn* N'B other a Merry Xmas the people re-

~ IUIJ3-1°M|m° ‘ turned to their respective homes icol-

_._;-.----: _ I-r--"-"' '-I ing they had spent a very euioysble Be numbend amgng

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:Something for Nothing. We will

give to everybody purchasing a 5011. bottle ol Palm Olive Shampoo or a 500. lar ol Palm Olive Cold Cream-_- three 15c. cakes ol Palm Olive Soap Free ol Charge. You should take vantage oi this oiler at once. E. L. Foster, Central Drugstore. Mti.

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::Mr. Dennis news reporter Guardian

HOMEMADE Cream Breed has s “dlderent taste from ordinary Bread. Stewsrt’s Breadis _

Wholesome Food

that your family will It is made of the best

in a bake shop

clean. , You css have it delivered

'¢_ ` 'nw da ilyoa ‘r’|`.’.“.`§.'vz|‘i° °'i'!.¢i.....

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(From yesterday's Evening Gua.rdlan)'

ST. JL_MES,OH‘URCH.- The Sovi-

ing Oircle f connection wit

_ , )‘ i , u _, tr St. “--'H-° - 1 ‘ =|Jarnes Church resumes its weekly

'meetings nent Thursday woes.

llII?LEADING.-` A resident oi

Rust covllle wishes The _Guardian to state that the recent storm reported some days ago did not do any dam- age, such as reported, and that it was no more than an ordinary north east wind itornr and that the citi- zens were in no way excited.

ISLAND BOYS.- The New Glas-

gow Enterprise ol the 2nd contains

derstood that Kinkora Station is to a splendid report of the hockey

match between the Millionaires of

booking station. The carpenters are sydney and the New Glasgow Cubs

the first match in the prolessional Hague oi the Maritime, Provinces, in which the millionaires won by one |goal. In classiiying the relative mer- its oi the players on both teams, the ‘News gives Jimmie Williams and young Gregory, _ the last players .from this province,_ whose names llgure annually on the honor roll ol thestick.-handlers, great credit lor their work on the ice. It says: “In fact Williams and Gregory seemed to play especially well together. ln the tlrst period Gregory carried the puck through the Millionaires’ de-

lstart. After a combined eiiort on the partoi the Cubs the puck came Cregory's way and he again landed

Mr5_ Gedd1e_ the mother of tmyit in thenet. Williams was taken

linto the game. From the lace oil Williams showed vvonderieul speed and won the puck for the Sydney nets, but when he got there was nn- suprorted. Gregory again iigured ln the second period by boxnbarding the Sydney goal with many shots, and in the third period he did splendid ,work and scored another goal for the Cubs." Their many friends and "‘old sports" in Charlottetown are wishing Gregory and Williams a pro- sperous New Year and hope they will have the best luck in thegalne.

::Everett Buell is Guardian Agent

at Abney. Subscriptions, renewals and all reliable news will _be gladly

ment, Nathan A; Cornloot, Clerk,iWBlC0lD0d bY him- 3971’1Z‘1m°tl~

::For toning up the digestive or-

|gans, specially the stomach, there is nothing more reliable or eilicient than Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets. It took the Rexall people a lone time to get a preparation that would come up efficiently to their demands -and the standard of the Rexall guarantee-but in this preparation you are sure to have the best BUS' pepsia remedy before the public t_o- day. Price 50c., money back it dis- satisfied. The MacK_in__1}on Drug Co., comer- Groot Georse-ond' -Kin* 5"-`

‘ Drugs-Kodak; - Confec-

iionery

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Resolution

Resolved that in

1914. I will get

. my drugstore re-

. son' and ]ohuson’s.

_ The store where, '

éluality and good ervice are t he outstanding' fea- tures and are un- doubtedly becom- ing more and more appreciated as in- dicated by our rap- idly growing trade.

the lug procession oi Sat- isfied Customers.

Johnson & Johnson

The Quality Drugstore Cor. Prince and Kent Street.

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Have You Tried Mac s Cold Cure

Hundreds_of_long-time

'°snEerers are' 'today lav-

iahlng their praise on iuwo cole core, claiming

that it is the cause for their permanent state of health. »

Mads Cold Cure is unlike

other preparations of

kind It is very easy to take and besides caring t h e

- cough and cold banlshes

the accompanying headache and all kindred ailments.

The 2 Macs

no Gt- Gee. Strut

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Blood

Is s poisonous and _ dangerous thing. It affects every organ and function and brings about that

low condition that predieposss

to

most disease; and ailments. H0008 SARSAPARILLA cor-

rects it, 'end makes pure blood.

THE HANB BCHMIDT .

', JURY

_ ,, ___.,_._ NEW' YORK. Jan. 2.-The

man oi the jury relwrted to

Foster that there was no

oi an agreement being reached, last ballot having been exactly

the first/ Two, oi the jurors stood out against conviction time, said Foreman Othlnger.

thanking the jurors and in irom further service in

with the case, Judge Foster mended that Schmidt be remanded to the Tombs.

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THIS SALE IS POSITIVELY for cash. Please do not ask us to charge 4

- anything. Shop early each day and you will thus have a much better op-

portunity to select what you want. `

in Sweaters of all sorts A*

OF ALL THE_ SENSIBLE, desir-

able winter garments that a man can _

wear probably none is so useful all round as the sweater coat. Here there is a simp- ly enormous range of the very best to be

1 had in P. E. I.

CLEARING AT 25 PER CENT OFF. $1 oo Sweater Coats are now 75c 1.2 5 Sweater Costs are now 94c 1.50 Sweater Coats are now 1.13 . . , 2.00 Sweater Coats are now 1.50 _%, _

- 3.00 Sweater Coats are now 2.2 5 _ _ _

4.00 Sweater Coats are now 3.00

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5.00 Sweater Coats are now 3.75 6 oo Sweater Coats are now 4.50

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to us yesterday, all new shapes and perfect in every respect. There are tweeds--worsteds and some hand- some rich velours. And we will give you the full i 25 PER CENT CASH DISCOUNT OFF 1.50 for L15

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THIS CLOTI-IlN_G`STORE HAS THE NEWEST

the smartest, the best selected range of new Overcoats

and Suits in the city. ‘ ' ~ - - ~ e - - -

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