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SUNDAY FUNERAL.-A largenum-

in connectlons.witl`i the narninga of a Company in whose securities one ber* 0, ummm attended the mm,

,.contemplat_es=making an investment they put on another appearance.

of the late Mrs. Bernard Kfggina, Grafton Bt., which took place Bim-

The profits of Stanield’s Limited- before _,payment of interest-for day _afternoon to the P,°_Gm,,d,.a,

.-the past live years were *as follows: ‘ ,

1908 1909 1910 ` 1911 ‘ i9iz 598.935 $94,852 $H8.s17~ $127.612'$149.4°6

The amount required for bonds interest is 535,00. . '

We oder a block of bonds in lost to suit purchasers. Price -apo

application. ,

F. B. McCURDY Q C0. nsnssas or nourasai. srocxaxcuancl:

Halifax. Ottawa, Montreal, Si. John. Sherbrooke. Kingalon, Sydney, Charlottetown. Si. .lohn'a Nlld.. London. E.C.

tiaricmo the R._o. ,Cemetery-.' , The Pail), bearers-,v(e1‘piMessrs. John Hog- a1i,;=.*2'S_`a' W. »Gm`bb6, Alex, ,, Hiigne, J ohn',f’l‘. McKenzie,-D. OSH. _i.Beddin, M»\P&‘-Hogan- :_ » "

-lACT1NG SANTA ULAUB. In our rounds this morning. B8Ys

U _Amherst Hotel, just at the moment

when Mr. Hill, who is well known in

__' M811'-lilan and Mr. M. I-Iennessey.

the Amherst News, we called at the

Charlottetown, was dispensing his

A H army. H “spy

‘usual Santa Claus ifts to his offi-

cial staff. -Desiring to see him on bus- iness matters we were told he was i

` n -the dining room and. there we found ' ll

him handling out gifts of gold to a the employees of the Amherst. Th?y were a good natured group and the gathering showed the pleasant rela- tion-shi that existed between man-

agement and employees.

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XMAS REGISTERED MAIL.-As

previously stated in these columns, the Christmas mail ~coimug into and going out of this province this sea.- son surpassed all other occasions. 'l‘he fact that there were no fewer than 3852 registered letters and pack- ets dealt with last wlek at the Gen

eral Post-Office inlilharlottetowii

e w , alone gives an idea of the extraor-

, dinary ainount of mail handled, and

To All

_Good Luck to'Thee and Thine

Telephone 'Company of P. E. I. 3597-12-s0Msi h _

as affording some indication of the tremendous pressure on the Post- Office Staff in Charlottetown it may be stated that all these lcttcrs and checked three or four times; or the work of sorting this class of mail which iormely \vas done on the Em-

G P. 0. stall. In comparison wit the registered mail of this time lalit year, last weeks mail was consider- ably greater.

PLEASANT CLOSING.--The ah-

nunl Village Greoa School entertain- ment was held in the school house, Moiidaiy evening, the 22nd. Mr. A. B. lircliiint acted as chairman. There was ii very large attendance, the school being packed to the doors. A very interesting musical and literary

- pi~ogi'ain wus rendered by the pupils

in ii highly creditable manner. The

T most interesting pmt of the program

ila entitled Bashiul .lack

- was a 1 ‘y ' .

" :ind lmticiit Peggy. The performance

' _ of which was a surprise to the audi-

' I ‘I N H I l T' ence. A large phon0t§l`1\l1h

` kindly provided by Mr. _ Dc-

- - ' e added 'catl to the evenings

C C. li. l. C. couraacr uoinsns

The Alpha Mortgage & Investment Corporation, Limited, having ‘purchased the shares of The Canadian Home Inv- estment Company, Limi.ted.`desire `to oder ` thc contract .. holders in thelatter Company nn opportunity to exchange _, their contracts for preferred stock in The Mortgage & In-

vestment Corporation, Limited.

The stock offered is a spec cd for contract holders only, preference shares and reserveial issue of six per cent, and not open to be purchased by the general public. The exchange is to be based upon the amount credited to the contract holder in the Iioanlieserve. This is an oppor- tunity to acquire preferred stock in n_ strong financial Company, whose common stock, as well as preferred, is selling at $110, par value $100. The Alpha Mortgage & Investment Corporation, Limited is managed by successful

and conservative men and the interest of the sharehold-

ers will be safely guarded.

The oiler of exchange is purely optional, to meet the

wishes of the contract holder. The Directors of The Af- pha Mortgage & Investment Ccirporgtion, Limited, want it distinctly understood that they are in no -way forcing 1 their arrangement upon them. Loans and settlements will continue to be made as sufficient. money accumulates to the credit of the several series, but no new contracts

will be sold.

For further particulars regarding this opportunity call

at the local oflice of the (.‘.l-I. I. C., or write the Head

Ofllce of the Company.

Alpha Mortgage 50. lnvesimeni

Corporation, Limited ’

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champ 2-Il y entertainment. At thc close Santa Clause made his appearance alter napologiziiig for his long delay. the tree was stripped of its presents. fOr nearly every one DFOSGM- Among the gilt-s being a handsome shopping ba n, gift of the pupils to their teacher, Miss Stella Welsh. Alter some vcr

jaiid_othcrs, the entertainment Miva brought to a close by singing' th National Anthem.

press having to be undertaken by this

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_appreciating remarks of the chairmaré Ag?)I:“SUS. I §¥:fflC‘§gii`_ V éltwfg’

,5--Christmas lzfsrp, Mrs. Stirling. }`<c=ci~

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!Dner9.\,;_d, the late Edward Coady, ;¢iUl°ifft_°t,°W1=.. *wk slew yesterday Afternoon to Bt. _Dunst.an's Cathedr-

tzentllmisn-'bii-DB well and favorably known in his home city. The funeral . lcrvicea' were--_conducted by Father . Bully, -the pallbeaners - being:-_Mayor LYUUS. Captain Ryan, Mr. James Eden. Mr. Richard Grant, Mr. R. F.

`STOLE A CARCABS OF PORK.- 'ihieves one night last week carried away a choice carcass of pork and a side of beef from the schoonerlying at the Dominion wharf, owned and com- manded by Captain Hubert Theriault, says the North Sydney Herald. The vessel ,arrived .from Prince Edward Island lqlst week with a cargo of pro- duce, and included in the lot was the pork and beef. Before leaving the vessel the captain hoisted the meat up in the rigging with the intention of having it in firm condition for the morning, when lie intended taking it home for his own use in the winter. When he arrived next morning with a team he discovered the loss, and since then no tidings have been heard of the stolen goods.

HIGH COST OF LIVING.- Some

two or three ownersiof as many car- goes ol-P. E. Island produce at the wharves, for reasons best known to themselves, jumped the prices on po- tatoes five cents a. bushel, and other articles proportionately last week, just as soon as P.. E. Island dealers had disposed-_ V of-their~ cargoes. The North Sydney Herald intimates that ` next year a ,number of residents in- tend chartering an outside vessel, possibly three of them, and will carry their own produce. In Char- lottetown potatoes sold at from 28 to 30 cents a bushel, while in Sydney they are 55 cents. Turnips at the former place were sold for 12 to 13 cents. Here 35 cents is asked. 70 cents for carrots and 90 cents for pnrsnips.

_ CHRISTMAS- TREE.~~The North

Riistico S._ School held ii very inter- esting ciiteistniniiient and Christmas tree in the church on Thursday oven- ing, Dec. 25th. 'l‘hc church was filled to oser ilowiug with an appreciative audience and thc best oi order pre- vziilcd. The following program was rciidercd.:-Welcome Song, S. i-l. (‘lioir. Rccitation, Anniversary Thought, Mary G. Bernard, Recita- tion, A Little Child, Annie Ruth Pur- scy. Chorus, Growing Up For Jesus, S. S. Choir. Rccitzition, The Christ- mas Tree., Dorothy Bulmnn. Recita- tion, If I were Sonata Claus, Roy Pursey. Ekercisc, The Childrcifs (lliristmas Praises, The children. He- citation, _Qliristnins Lights, Irma Houston. `-‘Rccitutioii, A Word to

The New S School Scholar, 4 girls.

tation, 1`ictn’s Christmas Gifts, Rota Mclfure. Dllct- and Chorus, Dear Lit-

Tlie Best Corrective

and preventive of thc numerous ailments caused by defective or irregular action of the or- gans of digestion-is found in the safe, speedy, certain and time-tested home remedy

s=%f.Ei.'s

Sold everywhere. ln boxes. 2F cents.

4 Call , on our

Mr. BJ). Rogers for infemiaiion of our investment service

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'Hotel Punta Gorda

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unia Gorda, Florida,

. _An attractive resort on the Gulf Coast, 300

miles' south of Jacksonville, Delightful Climate, finest fishing and hunting in Florida.

C Hotel has 180 rooms, overlooking Charlotte Harbor.

NEWLY FURNISHED SEASON 1913.

‘ An ideal winter home, moderate rates,

$17.50 to $28.00 Per Week. American Plan

I ron. ruivriisn 1NFom\iA'rIoN Annnsss

Ray Payne, Mgr., 3| Pine Si., New York.

Until December 15, then to Punta Gorda, Fla.

f | _. 2B80,ll,15Mstt74i.

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that- you should take advan- tage of every facility that If makes for investment effici- "';encv. » _ ‘ Besides our various oiiices at Halifax, St. John. Mon- treal, Fredericton and New Glasgow, we maintain agen- cies at important centres ior the convenience of our clients, and the investing public lenerally. Mr. D B.Rogers has charge _of our agency for Prince lid- fward Island, with office at |66 Richmond St., Charlottetown. We cordially invite you to askMr.' Rogers for free copies ' of three interesting pieces of investment literature which

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CLEARING SALE

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t Stock, Crop Q. Implements

, Wnare wthorized by H. A. Robertson. ll'aq..'to sell on his iarm situated

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(ln Wednesday, December, 31, 1913

Commencing at I2 o’clock _

The following Sioch. Crop and Implements, consisting of | .7 _` _ ,,,,,,u,,g om ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,¢ ho", mtg,

Clydesdale ryears also in1ioal.'xmarefJune Day. If fancy driidr U -U attended to

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approved isinl metal.

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f, TODAY for this helpful liter-

we have recently published, as follows:- (1) December “Investment Offerings”- _

(2) Nova ScotiaiUnderwear `

‘ Circular.

Booklet. _ -If it is not convenient to " call on Mr. Rogers write your _ f name and address across this' _ advertisement and mail to him '

"" A' ue stranger, 4 lic-me gn-is. necim-

(3) Partial Payment Plan"

.ature. I _ - °

satisfaction' ' is -something worth whilq

'ti'on, Christmas Gifts, Houma nun- tziin. Rccitation, Show Your Love, Mary M. Rollings. Ollering. Solo, The Heavenly Song, Mabel Woolner. After the program thc distributioii of gifts tooli»-'place--'which was without doubt the most interesting part of the evening's proceedings to thc chil- _dren each' being remembered with an appropriate gift and a box of candy. In the iiitcrnicdiate depurtnicnt class prizes were awarded to Miss Ella M. Toombs for attendance and Miss Laurie Woolner in appreciation ol her willingness to help at Rally Day service. Christmas cards and book- lets were also given by the teachers to each pupil. A pleasing feature nt the close' of the entertainment was the presentation of n purse by Rev. `J, Stirling on behalf of the Rustico 'section of the congregation, to Miss Mabel Woolner in recognition of her efficient services as organist. Miss Woolner feclingly thanked all for this unexpected act of kindly appro- ciation. Rev. John Stirling in his closing remarks spoke words of cn- courngemcnt to the S. School oillcers and teachers and all who had by their interest and generosity-made the entertainment. such a success, strong- ly emphasizing the importance of S. School work. An offering of sixteen dollars i-11 uid of S. School work was taken. The singing of God he With ` You Till -We Meet Again brought -n _ pleasant and profitable evening to n :.Aclose. Patriot Please copy.)

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‘ which belong to estates or

individuals arc kept separate

. and distinct from the sccliii-

l tics owned by the Conipauy.

This is iinportmit because

. while about 70 per cent. of

the value of cstatcs is lost when being aduiiiiistercd by indi\'id\inle=, yet only four cases five known wh:-:re cs- tetes in ilu: care vi' Trust Conipanics have been lost, and this would not liavc linp- pcncd lmcl thc securities oi cstaics been kept separate from those of the Company, as is done by lloniiuion 'i`ru:.t

, Company.

Coi.|`u'iii>iii<.1i of this state-

ment may be had by writing for a copy of 'fha report on the Coiiipiiiy of Nlcssrs, Rid- Cltlil, .“iiL‘.'i(l, li0ii'b'\:a` CQ \-\"ill- ter, Charicnd .\~:couiiiniits,

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Other Oiiices, Vancouver,

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To our Friends and;Pktrons' rake-this °Pp,,,_

tuulty to thank you one and all ferfyour liberal Pat. ronage during 1913 and cordially solicit .aeonglnmnce of- same. Wishing ,_ you a bright and pi-ogpemus

1914. ‘ , '

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National Clothing Co

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reading public of this province

The Canadian " Countryman.

I illustrated with farm views,

iiclds of vegetables, prize \vinni

‘ views of the 'Art Association

} Canadian Countryman. ‘ MAIL YOUR RENEWAL

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For n limited time The Guardian management has compl.»+.¢

cd arrangements .to oller the above two papers to any nd

It is not necessary to introduce "The Guardian" to the

by thousands, than any of itsco'mpctltors,_ I V -

The Canadian countrymun is a WEEKLY farm. magazine

published in Toronto, Ont, prin ted‘on excellent coated'p.,pe,. size of pages 11x14, a copy tuliand contains 32 pages. '

Ou another page further particulars are given about .mm

E` usiac mi: ionn ssiow

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as it °“J0YS I1 larger circulation

is full of farm ideas, splendidly, farm machinery in operation, “E horses. Cattle, hogs, sheep exhibit at Toronto, etc. '

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mis. s. --slew

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in' "€\~`$l_1_lp oIf"t13§1“Di'1gllC;y"htype, is exceptional va E. s owever.

isimr _vvinrer,§;ate._ and many are _ta in advan_` fit,

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trips to Liverpool. Next sailing from I_~Ia‘iifax'about' January eoih.

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gSpeoial weekly rates.

Prices Moderate.

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The Charlottetown Steam

Navigation Company. l-fd

Charlnoiietown-Picton service

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