JHOP from Holman‘: catalog.

YEOTERDAY’! MARKEIZ-Jllle market Wns poorly attended. But- tsr sold at 40c,.eggs 50o; chlck. r ‘ms $1.25 and apples 30c, per peck,

A FINESELECTION — Owing to a typographical error, Mrs. Hou-

lllllell llllllli. Sweet Genevieve, gl- ven at lSt. James Hull, u was omitted.

. a “u! 1 ndﬂlbcfttd R and . g worse and worse- w! u, go to bed an f urdoctor. ‘His’ exam- M that I had pneu- _ ‘has case at that. By . on tllmpart of my ‘qlrgcl-Pdxon and some ‘ melllll to Pull s doctor told me 51love. And here's troubles began. While Mo“; of danger, 1' was but

CHURCH OF_ SCOTLAND ~—lf the travelling is favorable, ‘ Ewen MacDouzall will preach Szrb- bath 18th all Sunlunerside m, 10,39 Scurletovrn at 3.30 and at Cape 'l‘raver.~;e at 7 p_ l-L

5MELT SEASON EXTENDED- Mr. S. 'l‘. Gallant, Inspector of l~‘ieh eries, Charlottetown, received the following telegram yesterdayg._ "Extension five days to smelt ‘bag

We“. I w“ Bu“ lulzly. Signed Ward Fisher. m the effect-S of the Although lhad lots energy before my

I was now worn out and us time. I slept fairly because I was exhaust- my sleep didn't refresh while I appeared .. was "eons- liime" of who! “Althea h all dishes were (r me, I had no relish This sickness had al- nnjennlﬂed my health to u extent that Ilwus a lltieton. 1' was getting as uothingl took

to do me any Ewi- ‘l or the lucky chair . if Camel wlouldtfti build ~—-——.+.-____

j a friend sui one ay, ‘it as world of good, l was

WHIST TOURNAMENT. exceptionally large number ronizcd the Whist his nizht in the League of Cross Hall given under the nus

A1 the close of the

illdss Gcomie Flynn, 2nd; 15b. and ‘Mr. Holler

pletely run down and you can

m» yourself how well I look SUMMERSIDE MIARKET Local Sale oi‘ (loollsl Act and com--

y_ Why don't you try it ‘l’ Ilniry hotter 3 __;m pared it with tho English Act of

l‘, to this friend's advice l‘ Eggs per doz. -5 i893 of which ours is lifllClillél-lly

in perfect health again, as Hay ............ .. $11M“; u ro-drzliit. Ilo dwelt at some length upon tlhe Statute oi’ Fraud, stut-

llly and ns full of life and Cole llcr bushel

I have ever been." Pork

ity as ..... .. moi is sold by your drugzgist, Potatoes more litigation, perhaps, than any l1 yd can conscientiously any, other Stntlrtla. A number of cases you have tried it, that it SOURIS MARKET "He'll llBlllllli-K 011i llle tlllﬁllkel“ 'g done you any good, return Butter . , appoint of view. lMr Duffy lllllO en-lpty bottle to him and he Eggs 35 dealt with the different lrlodes oi “fund your mgngy_ 9.62? gztts sgtllliqllirllllu t Ilersnnglovinl ripe-Ely‘ I pinto», 3t) ‘ lese cc. ures nre l‘ l’. . 1"‘ sale by Hugh" Briana" Pork Q lZI/‘iillgly helpiul ‘to the lotw SlllllFlli-“w Hay l2 null it is hoped that they will tnke ‘advantage oi‘ them and be presuntl MONTAGUE MARKET ut. all lectures. - Butter 28-130 ___-<04>————— l F I ‘ EKES 35 z: ‘Miller's Worm Powders lillwlli . 0mg 45ithelr value. ‘filey do not cause an! P ti. “lhvlolent: disturbances Ill the stu-. We have lin stock for Lsrl- ° a W5 ‘i/émruqlv any Dam m. gﬁmmm but}

1?.

en, season. Fresh Salmon;

iailiblli; Cod; Haddock;

lmﬂts: Corned Salmon anu mm" Eggs

30d; and large fat herring,

\ G.W-V.A. EX-SERVICE men ere

dersons encore to her fiuelywen-I

Monday. was the purchaser‘ of the lucky

RSV.‘

"Bl lllllllllﬂ season. Arrange accord 1°11’.

"

' - . presl e(.—-l~l- Tournamenll Chronicle. 4m“ the

llices oi‘ the Si. Vincent de Paul SQWlllK Circle, in aid oi the poor. _ tournament tlﬂlnty roflkzshnlents were served by the ladies and every one voted It one of the most. pleasant event:

of the season. A good guy“ w“ Pwlleriy. The 1911mm] realized. Tl_'he ladies prizes were Won by Miss May Peters, let, and _ Genilo mens prizes. Mr. D. Ji McDonald qwugmngnvnnd this hnhllmenrts of was,

2M1; Miss Gallant was the holder

12%

121th... thorough untl from

requested to attend a tneeting on qlll-lftillﬂ)‘, February 15th at 8 p.m. lo hear report of Delegates to Royal commission. The Veteran's Sports to be held in England dur llll; July will also be discussed. 11734-I4-2i.

LllCKY PURCHASEIL- Mrs. Gracie Snllith, 1.03 Richmond St.

hog of Gold Bond flour containing lollnon which entitled hel- lo s halfdozen silver tea illluons, dons "LP-ctl iby the thtlrlottettilwtn Milling

LECTURE emovzn. -~ ltov. Cuthbert A. Simpson of St Al. “all” ‘Fllllllih Eave- an illustrated living on Oxford University at

e hutch oi’ England Institute 0n 'l'llosday night Mr. Simpson (llvllht to Oxford as Rhodes Scholar nd graduated with honors in l-Iis~ The lecture was greatly P“ Jloyed and slides shown on the screen» were benutitully coloured

litev. MI‘. Simpson ls a son of the l t, -, -.. _ ' . 0f (‘Ilnrloltetoxnf (“mm blmmon LAW sruoglirs UNION or P E. I._On lhlnntlay evening 311- ()- Gavan lhllty, K. C.. delivered a Vi")! llllelllsllllli; lecture to the Ilaw students on the Low of Pelrsonal first dealt with the lllﬁllllllllgrzflgllflil: term “Personal Pl-operllg- S-t-Ming 1"“ l" "llrlv llllys ll. consisted chief ly of the clothes whlclil k ma“ lmll _ Mr. Dllllll’ Then traced the lzroduzti growth of Personal Property from l-lllll lllllt‘ llli to the present day when it is practically equlll in im- llﬂvtnntse to real prnpcrtln

Tho speaker then dealt with our

int; that it had -been the trouse- oi’

‘do their work quietly and painless-ii 30 ly, so that the destruction of tile l 35 worms is imperceptible. Yet they‘.

the first;

lBAYER"

' ' ‘ it and gentle influence othlng conveyﬂ w“, ﬂglltsned, choking air tnl

oughtfulness and Cheer eYour Portrait 'llaken by '

thing of the ll

it never fuils. _

rywhere have sold it tor yollltﬂ. _____.______-. _.

The Whole Child To School

Statistics prove that ove

' London Publlo Auction Sales of

Alfred Fraser Con“

212 Fifth Ave. \ NOW YOFK ' '

Bilvor Fox ond~ Gross Fox Eye soeclillll

ohould be shipped direct to

London to avoloypaymont o‘! Royal Bunk Bulldlrle the 50% now Imlwwl by the OFFICE nouns: United States Government. Mo to 12m

IIMIlM-wtm-tlweb 28, L30 m 5'

This lo the lot-and of Tobacco that la proving to he the popular smoke with men who like a nlos. oooit pleasant

omoko. - When you want smoking tobacco be aura and ask} for

l-lllokoy’: lmoklng Twist. It has them all trimmed a mile.

lllCllJiY 8t Nllllllllﬁ 0N

1‘ y ronoco éclnlmlv. tiurrao I Manufacturers‘- _ ‘. s ollerlottolown

qc.

Teueveslslllﬂﬁlllﬁtilll

it has made asthmatic afllictionﬂ Canadian ast for thousands. Good llruggists eve

iCnnnlliun Steamship Pfd ill/g Asbestos Com. . 69% "' ‘iimulnion Bruise W

I08

Are You Sending

60% of the School Children are not. equipped for their work because of faulty viallon. Your child’: chance in life

my depend one" your lotion Internulionnl Mel". \lR\'lll9 ~ NOW. Ilress Steel Cur g Oil H Id ’ January, rprlinand. October GET THE FAcTs ABOUT 93% _ Rqprggqnggq by _ YOUR ‘CHILD'S EYES

DR. u. C. HARRIS

1y the II u- dozsn; Dry, PM“ t_ _ __ , . _ . “(mun gm; 50nd," cosh st N MAkKE-Tgt lgsertiheu fl$lullllllfilpéirlllélli“lfl tug, dnokw Fme“; “ma” H“. l ‘lskidlliﬁll oliflliﬁli itltltixop: a i ‘in? ‘ Kippsra; Blasters; ‘E555, " 33_35.nqi ‘r me ' l" ‘ '5 ° “l, one as Digby: also canned Bllll" H! ‘ m‘ ' oo and fresh vegetables. iggtl-zloes 45' ' ' I ANEY GAV a c°_ Hay __ Phone 119 Pork ~- ‘ i Q i HALIFAX. Fob ‘lfh-(Qllizllions; ”“' ”' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' :2 Relief ‘Prom Asthma. Wllll furnished by Johnson and vlﬁmli , can describe the complete, reliel members of the Monlreul Stock= '_"' from suffering Wlllcll lQlmwf‘ lhelExchnnze.) “' use P! “l” l D- Kellllliﬂ Asthmiinlﬂllllllml .. 41%..» Remedy" Who can --exv-~=L-~_ ineii '11.‘. ," . tiling} .' feeling of ioy thlll slime“ lyhs“ “sylbitibi .... .. ti. KT"-

leslllulltrentide Pulp _ ‘H l General Electric .. Steamship com

lCnnudian

lMontrenI Power‘ "Winnipeg ulel-trlc. ‘National Breweries . lAtlnntlt~ Sugar

"’v§\w

3

int: Anaconda Copper ..... .. Canadian Pacific Railw y . r New York Ccntrnl 97 Cuba Cane Sushi‘ 19% 1 80%

Crucible Steel international Paper Kelly Springfield Mex, Petroleum .

55

Castle Soap

We have lust received an- other shipment of the cele- l, braked Gout-st Frorn Oaetlle Soap in largo bare-this ls really a wonderful soap and the great number of our pat- trona who wore dioappointe-l . at not getting some of last. shipment should ‘oontlfor.

_ MR ~———<4}_-__. or telephone ua a: toiled’ l . MR J h d m “ham. l . "n", so" slump" __ ' l The dea\h mourn-d at Cardislll‘ ‘ m“ Mul-l-Al-l-Y g- gllicllgmidllllﬂaﬂle, Mjcmmm; to rest close by the church in as the quantity wlllnotfalt s - ? of Mr. Wellington Mllglflllléeéltlé: A deep gloom was cast over ‘His bereaved family have ti? alias}; ‘m! lzlvlglrpgfﬁpellillﬁlalllfllwrglzﬂ . , I re . * '"" "Wtrl. “wzmg ":..;‘;:.'".:*:'..*:.‘.*".r..:t' ........... mu": ""turt.z'.rrt..r:xlz.sruf"“" Y mo.» o i». o. i- “ywh.” m ‘h. o“, “l” v - Nature's Wsmlng Slsnll- (lllill ‘mt. sl in: but. a short till’: Mmmly. one or the oldest anxd nibsllﬂn ‘hleaaad'u—(p"ﬂoi ma“ Con” ‘f ‘at olhtm w- dlslldendk-lnh _--~o>—-—-— stat‘. t. w t». F- .grr6lll the. ovolopmont oi‘ lleve him of his sufferings. By his an“ ha“ been m “ma” hedm‘ .._-- m n‘ _ v V more serious trouble. Mtmble and lat-tn; manner he gm- lhe m“ ‘l, month‘ b," qt wul After a lIIlBBTlllB mm" ' ‘mum-g mode friends with both yo“! Elli! not until about ten days before hlsﬂvlﬁ-h lilltlltllce "l; cgfggﬁll‘; Li‘: » _ tool-m» °“‘" i.*"‘t.““‘°‘.§1.‘..“..‘5“iiii§ “J33 Lil? ‘liﬁifi. "its"? “°.“i“i°3.li‘°‘i“i2§ ‘3i"°.'..ii~.?oli3“'-‘w-i n or some.‘ ""‘ m” ““ mm‘ ~ n . evo e . - . - ‘ ' ' I I cam ti): Elsalilollafievol and friends but t0 by ever‘; means to do: theydlfead imrllllslon. on Dec. 10th 1m. Mrs-J“ YEAR‘ T” "m" "we" all his many acquaintances. » summons. ut God willed to take Mrs. Younker was a eonsiP-lelll- I l ‘ ‘ a W- lllr-h-revrwvs of "l "*<‘@l"'ll' His faithful servant home. - "and devoted member of thcfflntho- , l

U. S. Steel

53v‘ Sept 113%.

Union Pacific

itah Copper .

when u‘... 123v, Corn Mny 7Tl/s Jilly

Oats lvlay 46% July 4-l

CARD 0F THANKS

A Assets

.\-

SUN LIE

you? nsslll». E. I.

'17 Sept Tttlom- daughter: v-tz.,~— Jmnes. ut Ken- y, Sept ii‘

this opportunity of (‘fill-

cﬁ'the.l)0nnh1kn1 THE BEST HISTORY

6229

Results for Year Ended 3lIst December

Assurances in force Increase for year,

(l/zclutiing Reassurances

Increase for year $44,7 16,730.99

f- - - 36,251,322.13 . $5,144,172 97 '

Cash income

Increase for year,

Payments to policyholders

Surplus over all liabilities and capital ’ Increase for year, $3,885,511,85'

New assurances issued and paid for

in cash Q2219

AVERAGE RATE OF INTEREST EARNED 6.27%

0R9

mourn his untimely dent

. Ill-Vs pected by lall who knew her. _ _- ‘She leaves to nlourn two broth- lllel‘ Rllllﬁell lll New P911 107%. crs, Jmncs Stilt-lair of Elmsdale. llllilel- Mlll- Mcqllllllle-

and bury, Indiana; also three sons an

-—---<-0%-———— slllgl0llﬂ, George of Indian liivl-r; MR QOHN DEVEREAUX

John on the holnr-slead und Mrs.

Allflle ‘lilplin, who czlrctully tl-nd- fl“? “ad ‘hmh “ccurred l“

m‘ he, at u“, “BL city early yesterday morning John Devertxaux, used l9 years,

cnux. of New

$94,686,738.96

s- ASSURANCE COM OF CANADA

HEAD OFFlCE: MONTREAL

QIQRQRQKII

h one hro- lh Mill 011° works in his Slllﬁffl"? wills also one

Rink-roar veetlers- symuolhy is extended to them in sinners on (l their sad and sudden effllctiolhA- New Brunswick during tile buiid- daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Theoplli-

U"! and uprightness.

son of Mr. and Mrs. John Dover Haven. after an iii-

l

, $63l,404,869.49

) .

- 174,0ss,sss.32

“MQPQFQR

- i15,615,505.85 - 14,269,420.95

90,798,648.79

f

PANYA

A‘.A~<,ﬂ:1'k."~' ..

sides engaging in several public flnence for good both at home and native province. lie in the community. She was born of the Litlld Conlmls- at Princetown Road, P. 1E‘ l. some the G. 'l‘. l", Railway lnls? years ago. oldest lus Abbott and niece of the lion. himself to be a John Baldcrslon of North highest integrity shire. Mrs. Younker leaves to Ml"- Mllllillly Wﬂlllntoum their loss a large circle oi relatives and fricudsfTlte follow~ husband. are llltlln- family, Dougias oi ‘Melvin of Calgary

ing of that road. In these trying duties he showed

gentleman of the

o! In his 78th year. a He. leaves to mourn the loss of agmg besides n" dear Ilusbaud and devoted father. pol-s M ll“,

‘his wife (nee Ellen Sinnotx, sister New “qushlre-I

We lake , m“, SAMUEL MCDONALD

"WW5 m" Klemlul ﬂmnks. 11km.“ ———- noss of only two days. . of Archbishop Sinnot, Winnipeg) Am“ Benjam-“L nuns“; and Bruce

numerous friends and net: ’ The death occurred at Boston of’ The late Mr. Deverelux, whonllree sons, George. vrho succeeds M “mm, 1-)“. daughters an. Mfg, was u first your student st the him in the hom .Alfred, student at D_ M_ Nlchohon o; Du-“nglon and

for the many klndnesses

puthy shown

M“! 1.51:1‘ Mr. Samuel ‘Mic-Donald, formerly of’ “9 l“ m" “our o iSt. lloiers. Deceased had been nil-

Prlnce of Vilnius College, was ut-iTufis College, ‘tending to his studies until Stator-student at .

Another duughter,

Boston, Mass; John of Orangedalc, B

ll t» h e. t. Dunstaxfs Univer- (a a om

Mrs. W. Bennet

begluvemfnl- ‘ling but. a short tixue. and all that h We"! Y- mlmcdlcui skill could do was done o day when, not. feeling altogether sity, Cilarlottetowu and live dang - C" mdeumsed hm, nmmepabom ""- 3" W‘- °‘w;'g'remf,:,,|i1‘elieve him of his sufferings lblil wall, remained in his boarding tors, Mother St. llelen of the Con~ (iverinoluhs as“ Her brothers are lllllllllllhlre‘ ' ' ‘ (led choose him for Ills ow . house nil day. On Sundry "oe was lzregatlon De Notre Dame. who “mums B’ o! “rep”. U_ a A4 —-———<.”"—‘ to s. short time ago Mr. M" unnpclled to remain in bed andillied a few hours after her father‘. Pop‘, or Fredprlclon‘ M E L ha" IN Dlilultlll nod enioyell his usmll good Monday bpmmﬁ uncnnﬂchuﬁh pass Islam“. “My Alt-red. leuhlng M 5L bmmprq and Blﬂeru’ Samuel A o’ llcnllh. The late Mr. McDonald Wélﬂllng away at a“ ear“. hour ybslerlstﬂntglnus Convent Kqnkora; Mfg_ nomwa" P. E. L; Goldmg of a

‘F- Clllmll- 3mm“ we“; mm‘ Ema‘ (‘.., ilheophilus of Maine; Freder-

___ MR8. JOHN HUN ___..

The death occurred on 21st at her home r John HuniP mun has gone, b

of '83 yrllllnlno usual F illay blfore r duds colllll l- spirii pass bu ‘with ‘Him

night Jan. nTan River 1M5- p[ the. advanced s88 lyoptulsed was in he? health up fto died. All that loving (in. was llllllﬂ lllll he ed peacefully nwﬂy lll who gave

TER

h

it. ‘She was a W0 sterling character. lwnPBl ll“ .

a lzood Christian mun in everyumy mnrulng}

‘sense of the W0"! llllil all" l‘ we‘: ills futher and sister were ‘spelll life oi earnest. endeavour uni (m. Mnmluy ond wore with SllllllllYnll-glgsg duty in his home and llllwhen he ‘Hem

pylg this Christian

l“ m‘ Wlllel‘ W°l'lll-" l” oi‘ the ‘case

A sad feature

him a fragrant memol‘? °l ‘minty. f-Zlllllliunselflsh and excellent lite. l

lle leaves to mourn one sister. Mrs, Joseph Bout-hard of Gent-lle- town. to w-hom sincere symllllllll’ extended in her sud and sudden

0f Mr. Patrick

man 0i

al "'5' ' fl o'clock to Lot 65 church.

Amen.

WELLINGTON MOI-ARE"

sen‘- lllmhtt home. The

l" ‘he ‘NW5 beHliw-t this is, the young man's blrthlﬂﬁvlll“ ‘Fella w ‘km D D , a v .l n

The funeral left the residence

h h I Fitzsinlmons h‘ “ab”

w ere e lonrded, at one o'clook.°°ll9 l’

"Yellglillly for his parents‘ homeillllllll “m dlaeqle“ b“ we" “Mme "l W "llvln. wh. tn n. I

tllction. May his soul rest in lleaoegwm hp held cmursgg; nlgrnlirrgey-‘lluweaAher.

ick and Frank of Jersey lCity, U S, A., nod holf sisters Mrs. (Rem) D. J. Rendle. Clonose. B. C. Mrs. D. on. Pound, New Westminster. _ B. 0.’. Mm“ EH0. $013", Brook lieltrand rs. . . aslam

Slillell l“ 'ne"'i;ll;ﬁ?ér-'Mﬁﬁqiyvks\ Springfield, P. ‘El. IL; also nine 3mm“ we“ m per‘ sridiciiiiizizi services were con- ducted by the Rev. H. Pierce of Cornwall. on Sunday. Dec. 24th. A large uulnfber of relatives and friends sssetnibled to pay then‘ respect to one whose memory they cherished. Mrs. Younller was

Innate nurse. New York and Evelyn

plpce Sunday afternoon. l, 28th, was largely attended. performed b

pastor, Rev.

attend on account of inclement The soups poll hell's" were six nephews of the deceased. Th» honorary pail bearers were James Sculiy, Joseph ‘McDonald.

to

He was o member of the The late

character. lg Interest in

lu-uouytertan church. He leaves

Mr. Mullelly took a all public affairs,

twuvyv, . - . . . t.

deep dint church for many y“?! l be during her l-ile time exerted an ﬂl- .

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