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I-IANBY

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itsplsesand__,slthnuai|pricos hnbnnstesdify advancing nrynrs thern's bkgsrde- nandlorslengeslhsnevsr.

Unlileaclied Bath siioiicts- From England

We have received tha iinat

assortment ot unbleached sponges we have ever shown

We have large ones from 40c

to $3.00 each. lf you want one to give lasting service have a look at this lot.

Sponges for baby here_too.

Hoe silk Turkey ones, soft an long wearing. '

J. G. .lainieso of-.gust

Watches -

~~ -For New Years

Gifts in all grades. styles and prices(

We received a few just

too late for Xmas trade.

G. ll. Taylor

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Bonshaw, under the auspices of the*Comwal| Creamery Co' will be;John .\ic-holson. (Pat. a

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We beg no advise all parties

r_equLring Coal for Domestic or _btmm purposes, that we have ia SulJDlY of Haro' or bolt ‘Coal in Stock for winter ul-e, and l will sell at lowest tocsible prices by the Car-load, in large and small quantities to suit purchasers. ` If you require Coal. call and .=ee_ us. write or telephone ns ann satisfactory delivery will be made as required.

iiiuilraill, Bl-:LL & to

' Wholesale and R e t a i l Coal dealers

» Selling Agents for

Dominion Coal Co Ltd

lor P. E. island

Phone 404

Ch'town D-fc. 22rd .1916

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_WEEK OF PRAYER, DECEMBER,

31812 TO JANUARY 5TH, 1917.

Monday evening. People‘s Church.

“Thanksgiving and liumilintion," Rev. C. R. Freeman.

Tuesday evening. St. James'

Church, "Missions," Rev. R. G. Ful- ton.

Wednesday evening, St. Paul's

Parish Hall, “Religion in the Home,” Rev. D. Mclienzie. _ Thursday evening, Grace Church. Annual Meeting of Bible Society. R+:-v. H. R. Boyer and Rev. Dr. He-ine.

I-‘riday evening. Zion Church, ".\'a-

tions and Their Rulers," Rev. T. F. Ifullerton, D. D. _ Services commence each evening at 7.80 p. m., sharp.

1 the Original

There are many lmitations ol’ thla great treatment for coughs, wldl. cronp, bronchitis and

whooping cough. Th ey usually have some sale on the merits of the original, but

it should be remembe r e d

that they are like it

in name

only.

An offering will be received at each

service, 75 per cent of which will be for the P. E. Island Hospital, and 25 per cent for the Evangelical Alliance. The ofering on Thursday evening

will be for the work of the Britishl

and Foreign Bible Society. _ E\’ERi'O_\'l-I CORDIALLY INVIT-

ED. ‘

Fox Food

.lust arrived another car load of C.

“. Seiryrs Boneless Horse Meat.A1so caricw of Fox Biscuit. [These Bla

- cults contain zo per cent ground meat and bone. For the balance of the year, we are selling these Biscuits for Bc per lb.

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Notice of Meeting

The Annual Meeting of the Rose-

mont Consolldated Silver Black Fox Company will be held at the omce of McQuarrie & Arsenault. Summerside on Tuesday the ninth day of January. A. D. 1911' at the hour ot eleven o’clock a. m.

ber, A. D., 1916.

J. E. CAMPBELL,

Secretary

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Najaf

An entertainment and baske; social

‘will be held in the Court House at

W. B. PURDY,

164 Queen St. I

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llr. E. lf. Harris

,Eye Specialist

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will he permanently' located tn Royal Bank building corner Queen and ‘Richmond Street Charlottetowmwhere he may be consulted' on all matters pertaining to defective vision. 1 Many suffer from headache, ner- ivousness, stomach trouble, etc., and 'do not suspect the cause. A scientific

examination ofthe 'eyes often reveals l ”"°"'€'-1 and smiled °” 3

an abnormal condition, the correction of which by perfectly fitted glasses relieves the trouble.

Don't neglect the Cl1lld`ren's Eyes. Oflica Hours: 9.30 12.30, 2, 5.

Dated this twentieth day of Decem-l Evenmu' by A°°°'"im°""

Phone 153-L.

2445~l0-Thismwtf.

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Notice

The annual meeting of the

shareholders and aircns cf

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DIARY OF EVENTS

TQ-DAY. _- e

City Magistrates Court 9 a. tn. Prince Edward Theatre 3, 7 and

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‘state of cultivation. The remaind-

ladies with baskets free.

If night proves unfavorable social

will be held on Friday evening fol- lowing.

2730. Jan. 2nd, Sth.

The annual meeting of the Lake

Verd Dairying Company Limited

day January 10th at 1 p.m. Usual sales will be made.

IOS. CARMICHAEL

_ President

3130-1-asiwmzi.

Farm For Sale

350 acres, 100 acres in good

er second growth hard and soft wood; and pasture_and abundance of alder mud, will be sold ata great bargain with or without stoclcand implt ments. `

Addres s:-C. A. M

Care of Cuardian Office

3184-1-smaipd.

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BIRTHS ' #ye ..__._1___1-.__ .__ MASON-ln Charlottetown on Dec. 28. 1916. to Mr. and Mrs. George H. Mason. a son. ' 1 -sv-5 . I ARB] Mints

l MATHESON-MacPHEE - At Cam- bridge, December 27th by Dr. Tufts. Mr. Malcolm Matheson of Montague P. E. I., to Miss Norma MacPhee, daughter of Mr. Ewen MacPhee of Montague. P. E. I. BOYCEFERGUSON - At Charlotte will. on January ith, 1917. by the, Rev. James Macbougall, minister or- tho Church of Scotland, Jams; Brad ford Boyce obhonslialir. and Margaret Ethel llbrguson. of Desable. ; CRO_l,lY-Maeladri-At Cambridge Dec, isis by the nov. W. M. Tutu, D. D.. Mr. Alillrew C. Crosby 0( P. E. l.. to lille Ruth MacLeod, daughter of gl'-~1,.0lill llacbeod. ol Bonshnw. P.

year. _ Prince Ed January stil!

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will be held at factory on Wednes-'

1911. Proceeds for Red cms ana, ff 111 _c a at Cornwall on

patriotic purposes. Admission 15c,'W¢¢-jnesda). January mth at 2_3()

,p. m.

D.H. MURCHISON

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Ill MEMUHIAM

DUNCAN MCLELLAN

There passed a'.\'a_\~ at his ‘ironic iv

\\’cctl islands on Dec. Sth 191-5 a von orul.fc and esteeuietl gentleman in the person of Mr. Duncan McLennan. aged SL _vear.<. The late Mr. McLennan was hom in Scotland, Thorddon Ratshire _ and I.-migrated to this island with his l parents in 183:’>.l-lc lived at head of Mon :aguc until 26 yours ago when he

farm ag \\‘ood

islands until his demise. He was of :i peaceful disposition ai.tl a true Christ lan 'sho was not afraid to meet his God. He leaves to mourn a widow and ten children, three girls and seven boys. namely: John on the old home s;ead at head of Montague, Malcolm. Duncan. Murdock. David and Mrs. E. l D. Larden all oi' Vancouver. Bruce now ‘l in France serving his try, Mrs. A. S. Hays in Boston. Mass.. and |'l`lxe funeral services were conducted lb; the Rev. M. S. McLeod oi Caledon- -ia both at the hour-1 and crave. The fpall bearers were A. .‘.rcGui'g.m. .\. Mc- lI.ean. J. G. .\lcLeo'l l`.!f~ers_ and .I R. I'-laclliiilian. M. --A~. Machlrlllan and

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Notice of Meeting

The annual meeting of the share

holders of the llulpcque Curtain* ls: land Vup Oyster Company Limrtt-..

I-1. l.. on 'l`-uc-allay, January 23111. 17 at 7 o'c-lock p. in l By order of Executive

RAMS.-\1'. Sec`i'-

575

HOWARD

' 20-1-8.\lm3ipd.

to or

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f NOTICE

The General Annual Meeting _of the

shar--holders of the Dunstaffnage

i‘l'.eese anfl llutter ('0.. Lttl.. will he

held at the i'reamcr_v on \\'e<lnestlay the 17th ins; at 2 p. rn.

FRED COURT.

Secreta‘ry.

to on

25-1-8MmWl’5l _

- Annual Meeting:

3 The annual meeting of the Hazel- ' irook Iiairying Co., Limited, will be

eiil in the usual place on Wednesday, nuary 17th, at one o‘cloclt p. in.

_ W. J. .\incEAf_'1lERN.

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- Secretary. Mt. Allison.

Jun. Sth, 1917. 3826-1-8.\lmwStu4l;

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AGENT! WANTED.

F littering to CANAD

But lmitaliossa Only Diaappoihl ||¢

eoaass and Marketing can be Over-

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King and coun- and Miss Mary

will hr! ht-ld ln tlw Hall at MalDl’<`l\l€.

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looked-Women and Dairy 2

in ure nu or mdunruu labor it is 1"

women and girls shine the inosc in the ancient days. span from the in- , terior ot Lbe home and works of charity, in civilised countries.. 01056 two branches at agriculture repre~ sented practically their, only spherea of non-household activity. Today. there is not s walk in life in which _ they have not some sort of footing' not even excepting the iron foundries, but still in the dairy and in the pottl- , try yard they find their most con- genial and most healthy agricultural occupation. lt is on them that, es- w= ` - wi .

sl

ially in the dearth of manhood ll to a large extent (all the respon bility for the increase of Can_ada's _ dairy products.

New Zealand a l'_lival -

Canadian cheese has for more than

a generation possessed a reputation that even the long-famous home pro- ducts of the central counties of Eng- land have difficulty in equaliing, de-` spite the much longer experience of the manufacturing families. Of recent years New Zealand. notwithstanding ‘ its greaterdistance from the centre of demand, has been pushing this country hard. The prodncts`oi' that partner in the vast British aggrega-~ tion have. indeed, at times commanded slightly better prices. but on the

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continue progressive. That New Zealand recognizes this fact is abun-- dantly proven by the conversion that took place there of butter-making stahllshments into cheese factories

satisfactory to be able to state. That she, too, awakened to the opportunity for magnifying trade that confronted herwas proven by the increased out- put ot 1915 as compared with previous years; was proven particularly by tho ` progressive movement that has been ‘ going forward in the Western pro~ vincee. But the ground e not al

ket is still open, is still only partially ` occupied as for a_s our products arel concemed. No matter how hard we' may strive to secure excellence in flavor and general character our ef- forts can never prove excessive.

lim, ._ .,_.

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lt is best to locate the flower bor-

der at the side or back of the lawn, rather than make it too prominent a feature in Lhe front yard. It shows to best advantage against a back- ground of shnrbbery, or near a bulld- ing or fence, which can be covered with vines and climbers. The size of the border need be limited only by the extent of the grounds and the time that they can be put. upon lt.

ing from five to ten feet in `widtli is preferable to a narrow one between 1 straight boundary lines. The ground for the flower border should be pre- pared deeply and thoroughly. and be ` made as rich aa possible by digging in plenty of well rotted manure or compost. The work of stocking. a border may be done at various times throughout the season. Early ln the spring is the best Lime to sow seeds, and do most of the planting; the trunaplantlng of seedlings may be done at any time during the season when the ground is moist. Hardy bulbs and tuberous rooted plants

e . - Canada is not lagging- behind it is

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A HWS 0Wll ' ROAllMASlER'S Pllllllllll FUND

I Sturt llude llr: F

olloivs in the Trulv? J

ln response to several appeals. Kr. .W. Bmce. Rell Point, has opened lloadmasters Patriotic Fund. The ea bein that every Rosdmastcr con

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ribnto $2.50 to the Fund. The rnorey

lnthsdalryandpoultryilfii Where m t

ilr. H .W. Binning. Bank of Nova Soo _ 1*

ay be stnt to hir. A .\\' Bruce. to

da, or to the Editor of ilu- (lun ti

lan and it will `be acknowledged in the columns of the Guardian.

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ndrvw Mooney. Little Hur. “li” $2.50 _ a. Robertson, Klngshqrough ‘gm - A- Bruce. Red Point 2_5; Robert Wares. Wheatley River $2.50 Arclilc B.:-.vfc-_»,_ Murray River. $250

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