‘_ ;~' it gi- `.

5r‘.- §_'{<.;-`~‘_.__-.i=» __ ‘_ 'j'<_f;(‘~_-L, . ` The winterifflias just started i#»E7"f°¢1>_sS°5d _ and on lhand, a trifl

.more tlianilnsual this time of ‘ year- ‘ 0

A can supply both Coal) -and;Wood promptly. V T

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gdzgqicl* i.§;:..':§‘:..ra:.i3:.~:'.f0..:0. oleiu.; nguoome en cafe Bret Asspoulsfr ruun>noor_ stone oo nothin wood but the door with its own Sanitary _Cleaning Plant.

Strictly? lloul

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""_ thai quartette. H 3 ielgltliqliylilia mthllgdelr wg: dyldillig atgl:

. »r£;lDolr,t Lot 48. took place on Tues- mg

- number f d 0 t d isit . 'rn

~_- manner l)n wli-lcllxrei?hg pupillhnin th.;

V T . . Balder

S¢0l1. the young and promising teach-

eo, , sr, for his en rr in akin cn

.'7"ipoh'ded to their questioning showed

1013 0

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at_ '_ K

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' ` This part of the entertainment was

The most reliable .3l,¢;n;l§,l:9;l§;le\:1se;l;e:;gt;oolfhfaggle13.2%? -sister 'Miss Earle being the talented

_ Best' 25° Per large out from the teacher to each of the_ °rg°'”l“t'

-_-5 _ _- 1 the basket of fruit.

Get the

Habit

` Get the habit of coming here for what’s

reparations, smoking '

good in drugs, toilet p goods and other supplies.

n on th

is reasonable and the stor

'Tryf _us.

' McKinnon D 0

all

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'd bright and stocked ,_ e' market; “the price` ` service superior.

CO_ V , of the careful training received un-

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' of the examination the visitors were

BI l L entertained with a program which

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for Tobaggg will pg muéh 'o confectionery, after which _Angus ‘reduced ifyou will .fm-‘ .Mathieson was appointed chairman our and short but appropriate speeches

_ . were given by Be 1.' I-Iaela G. L.

BRlGll'l' Cul' . p Hamm. M. Lanlbs, P. siiiélsir, J.

Smoking Tobacco, `or our _ in glowing terms of the rapid pro- ¥LACK TWIST Chewing ‘ ‘gross hwhicl; wp; Deroelivakls ip al; obacco and what” is still . _ ' F39” °° ° _ ° Wm' - "° ° ° more farms f00:e..;:::.::a:::::;f:f:.;“°.:°:°00

, p _ _get “great deal mme- CQ'-U _ well_~chosen words, made a suitable

- ~§r~ andvaue out of every pipefullx Try it and proveir, _ reply. 'rho meeting was than brevsht

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wallsand ceilings

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_ ‘_ (From Yesterday’s Evening Guardian)

p0. O. Banks, Charlottetown, regis-

f d __ _ v _ I

I

and

eolltflilx' Dec llith Cornwall hear Alfred UnlversitY

were gl‘8B\.Ay g,ppl‘¢cl&l'»$d,

text being Mark 7-24

the evening 1 Cor. 14-8. Mr

is also a singer of consider-

He sang on the previous

and is expected to

evening next, J-any 5th. interest was also im-

the evening service on Bun- by the presence on the plat- participatlou in the singing

by¢:a` number of the near young peo-

V _ _ ‘f.» ._ h .

"we keep 5 mu lingo! Rubmr ;t;|)¢;: ggrtip 2:; $32221; W; head of the council.

005'- If 1'-h°1`0 IB \\1Y¢h.il1¥ ¥°\\_ii\1f- very pleasing quartette was given en-

__ _ £0031? 311° wgilggrngelzlavlgr gon- £25 _nuns “From in nm dweu below G

_= ° ~ _ I1 ._ or sn ~ d n ' ~ s _

'* . ‘ mod°mte_ E_ A_ Fgltgr' ..’L¢%e tha wg; ngisqetlgxgxff ‘Mtg death of Margaret A. Cantilo, form

ruxstore. , . . __ 'plgilyvhich were thoroughly appreciated. ceased W” a trained num, and had

of _egrettably the name in this pro- '» gr ` of Mrs' Wm Howard was mis-

prged. her singing being a feature of

Bgmool. :nxAM1NA'rIoNs.- The

‘ o ing exercises of Cross Road'n

y a ernoon last and was conducted

bythe teacher, in the presence oi a

various classes, from the primary class to that of Mathematics, re-

that they were well taught. After the exam a well prepared program con- sisting of readings, reeltations and dialogues was delivered, much to the _ enjoyment of those present. The .Christmas tree was then broken into.

scholars and presents from the scho- lars to their teacher. The meeting closed with "God Save the King." Much credit is due to H D -

o m g e en-,

tertaiument so successful and to the mothers for their presence and inter- est, also to S. R. and Mrs Lane for

SQHOOL EXAMINATION- The

semi-annual examination of Spring- field School took place on Friday, Dec. 20th. A large number of par- -ents and others interested in educa- _ tion were in attendance. The school-

room was beautifully and artistical- ly decorated forthe occasion. The

V ;var_ious_olases`s~ were thoroughly ex-

aimed by Benj. Hasla/m,, G. L. and Mrs. Hsslam, D. N. MacKay, A. (Mac-i Kenie and others. The pupils by their promptreplies to the most dif- ficult questions gave ample evidence

der the present management of Miss Luelle Beairsto, who has already

proved herself to be a capable and efficient teacher. -At the conclusion

was well rendered, and reflects much credit to both teacher and pupils. ' .dll present wereftreated by the tea- cher to a bountiful supply of choice

E. Haslam and others, all speaking

to a close‘by singing the National Anthem. _

l’ER80llll.S o

tered at the Halifax Hotel Halifax, this week

Geo Brown, Prince Rupert is visit ing at York the guest of"l.\is brother 1 B. R. Brown. » -

Hardy Hood, Grenfell, ‘ Seek, is

visiting friends and relatives at York. He left the Island in 1803 and ex-.

pecte to remain two montlis.

‘ 'When

come

famous lines Van Horn, Tuokett’s,

‘ whose magnificent voice and pleasing

‘great shape to do him holwr- 5%-

`- Wdfstever' the doctor prescribes orlsuggests is

I Johnson ‘& -I

'yigeigiiqfiiy Drug Store. _

V for cigars V* T it i I

-The southern

in Charlotte-

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at 10 26 I.

VlllB.-The Earl

-at 1.00 this a number of mail and 86

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DR. PRINGLE 'A CANDIDATE.-In

the last llgue of the Canadian Oom- monwealth", a strong editorial _sp- peared suggesting that the Rev.-Dr. Pringle.~‘Bydney, well known in this Province, upon his return from the west be selected as a candidate for the oflipe' of mayor of Sydney. The article pointed out the advantages the city would obtain by having such 'a strong temperence worker at the

.___

DEATH 'IN oamronula- 'rho uardian regrets to learn ofthe

erly of Glenfanning, P. E. I. The de-

residsd in California for the past twenty years, having taken a prom-

She leades to mourn her mother Mrs John S. (Jantilo and several broth- ers including D. P. Cantilo, Glenfann-

and Mrs Catherine Lamont for-

merly of` Montague, but now of Wien- ipeg, Manitobsl. ‘

_'rALnN'rnp s1Ncn:R_-Durihg his visit to his parents Prof and Mrs. Earle, Charlottetown, Charles Earle,

manner have won for him a wide circle of friends, had a very busy time giving pleasure to many people- Besides singing in St. James and First Methodist Churches on Sunday, Dec. 29th, as reported, he also de- lighted the congregation of the Bap- tist Church with a choice solo, his

WORDS OF PRAIS.- Rev. Dr.

Roche. writing to the Toronto Cat.- holic Register, from Charlottetown, according to a Bt. John exchangii-

h t ri t. t in

Blanc in St. John, Bud ndds:- "There appeared to ,be a great deal of warm feeling for the new Bisholh I-Pe is a gentle, sensible, kindly pre- late. by all accounts, and everyone has a good word .to say of him. Fa- ther Bavage, of Moncton. EB" him an automobile last-week. The recep- non at that my was muy B n°fs\>1° affair. and St. John mustered in

‘John is all fussed up U19" GBYB- It turned out whemits former Bishop ‘left for the West. It turned out when me new =s1snoo,°\"x.ved- The Hffivel of His Exoellsogi (the AP°°l=°“° 9°' 1egs0s).__on_.Mop y.>l,¢¢i= W" lm* °°_‘ mama -1g;_-_:another 1. demonstratiolk but the people scemto °“_l°Y it' "' ls;-gs numl$`ex__',_ _df the Catholic clergy from this-_province _attended the con- secretion; _ --

HP ko tp ' q oillcefbiarles for 1918,_ an pgfcfsf-.gan style! Of hindi” °‘? me “_'f03‘y_‘}gr's Bookstore. 12-$110181.,

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what vie especially try to supply-and succeed so ‘well that we are known as lleadqueriers for all

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in comfort.

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ilu-ost to s ,llldlalthy to enjoy your smoker

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~ ALASKA BLUE FOXES.

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The C. B. C. _Are Successful lm

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If you wish to become a successful stenogrspher or re-

porter you should take a course at the C- B. C.

The Charlottetown Business College and Institute of

Shorthand and Typewriting is one of the Premier instutlons of its kind in the Maritime Provinces. Here you receive per- sonal and individual istruclions and the courses are so plain

and practical that they are easily mastered.

Write today -for free Prospectus and information to .

L. B. Miller, Principal.

Charlottetown Business College

L_ B. Miller. Principal, ' Victoria Row B

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The Charlottetown vliuarlianp 0

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l" mlly llersld and Weekly Star

The Morning Guardian ‘

_ and The Family Herald and ll

Weekly Star, one year each, including me beautiful pre---I

mium picture "Home 00

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The Evening Guardian and

The Family Herald and

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Wm er S or mg oo s ‘°°‘“‘““*°.- »°“‘ “ *"°'

» P _ :;:.°;0‘°:..":..?°'°° $2.00 ..

We are headquarters for the above `

Guns, Rifle

Address all club offers to

0 THE CHARLOTTETQWN

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Hockey Skates,

Hockey Sticks,_ ° Hockey Pucks._~_~ -

Full line on' "l:'»a`ii`<1”" ' _ _

For Sale by f

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GUARDIAN

Charlottetown, K 0 P- E. I. -

says sms msn? P “H0 “"1 S ° ’° _ 9 |a........_....____. from the consecration of Bishop Le- 1 0 "‘ B, ‘ _l 0 B- __ 5*" ' 1 '

-Prospectus oi Proposed- _ 0

Canadian Silver Co, Ltd Head 0liice, Charlottetown, P.E.l.»»

.,, _‘_-

This Company will be Capitalized al $100,000.00

divided mm 2000 shares or 050.00

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The Company have -taken over Five p

Foxes ` 0 0 _ '

The Ranch is located at Bradalbane, P. 'E.

the President’s business headquartersl It is te in every respect, covered with Wire overhead A " dl is 0’ equipped with all modern appliances to ensure ` éty. The dens are built for comfort and seclusion. ` ' '

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_The owners guarantee fifteen pups inilic

spring of 1913 and there is every chance ol twenty-ffive. 0 T o _ '

The _value ofthe pups should range from $3,000 t0

$5,000 feach." '

;The fvailue of_Pe1ts on the London market is $2,000

each and supposing- 15 Pelts sell as- 10W as $1000 each

this wouldrealize $15,000---which means that' a very ; substantial dividend couldbe paid to the shareholders.

The ranch expcnsés will not he over Zp. c

. `Provisional,Direciors are lion Murdoch Iiennedy e ____!’_f_¢=_S_!_~1_0'_1_'_»` P000'<!.l.il§h°'0°=»t iM4P~ wi I A

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Applications for stock nnayhc made fo 0, llleposifs can he made at any of `ll|_¢

f llofyn Bank our. li, I. and

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