TEN

Pdlen e Coinlxireeior _ ¢Ured Letter Carriers

. nun-\

Guin, ec on

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2_5 ii §§§E§§§ §’§s§

_ oi-.' A few applications per- f`&tly cured my eorns 1 recommend Tut-nam’s Corn Extractor. Price 25c li drugglnta.

' Pouclc srxrlon aonnsn . |

"”`oa1ciuo, rsh. 1..-cslel el Police llcWecny was surprised to-duy when he listened to the testimony 0( Alex-

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DAILY SELECT IONS FOR

th wrns. ___, _,___ ‘ '°'° I °°“‘° ‘°"°°" ! _ » ful-ill lieu ll ll. s. Lenser. ' ` ' ff »

el. Fortunately I tried " ' »f ' ‘

*mlm °°"= “G Wm 'rl-is vstun or A MAN. h 7"

'shin urnsr solve

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number of remedies _ 3 y

BODY ESTIMATE.

If you weigh 150 pounds, you are

worth intrinsically, according to your constltuent elements, about $7.50. So says a German scientist.

“The fat is wo_rth about $2.50; ol

iron there is hardly enough to make

_ _ ' i ll nail an inch long. There

ander W. Davidson, given at an in-,gen ‘fum . . _ _ veltlgstion of the United Police, an: is Emhu§{‘s"i haue lla whmmash B met'

organization recently dissolved. Y goo Ze C ckcmhoime' The

Davidson said that while working

phosphorus would be suriicient to put

for the Chicago LH; and Omer Lew; heads on 2,200 matches, and thi-re is

gue recently he walked into a North; Side police station and appropriated; the books and records of the ofiicel without being detected. He kept; them over night and returned the next day, also without detection.

The Cbiel blushed when this testi-

'molly was given, but said llotlling. Davidson said there were tour other

police stations just as somnolent as.

the one on the North Side. I-ulll tllntt he would have them robbed just to show how easy it was.

AN OPERATION ENTIRELY NEW

IN HISTORY OF SURGERY.

ANN ARBOR, Mich., February 6.-

W. A. Smith, of Kalamazoo, sub- mitted to nn operation in the Uni- versity hospital yesterday, that is' said never to linve been perfilrmcdl before in the history ot surgery. A portion of his brain was removed und the brain of a doa was sllllstitutcll. `

Mr. Smith had been sllilering from‘

abscess of the brain und the ope- ration wns resorted to ill a last etlort to save the man’s life. Lust nightl he had come from under the anacs-| thetic and was resting conlortably.

Remnant Sale

Wall Paper, at - Hall Price

Parlor, Dining Room, Bed Room.llall and Kit-_ chen Paper.

I 1

Acleall sweep of the _

balance of our stock at

exactly

llalt Price

want the room for our splendid new slocll to be

opened shortly. E

Big Bargains for early "

Buyers.

Carter & Company

Limited 1,

enough lllilglleslil to mllkc ii pretty tirework. The average hunlan body contains enough albumen lor one hull- dled eggs. There is possibly ll snlilll teaspoonflll of sugar and li pinch of salt."

h‘l‘lltlTl'AL ES'l‘Ii\lA'l`i<J.

What is ll lnun worth? Jesus who

knew more nililllt man thull illly other said, "Ye ure of more value than lnillly sp;irl'ow:~'." At another time, lfle said, “How nlllch better is ii

man than a s een Some people seein to set a higher Value on f.hQl.l' sheep and cattle than on their neigh- llurs; for they love their sheep and hare their neighbors. Perhaps no one .wer yet prized his neighbor ade- kplntely. In the best sense no msn `¢ver thought so highly 6! himsel! as llod thinks ot him._ God isxuindful ol him. Our heavenly Father csreth nlore for each one of us than we care tor ourselves. - ` Man is a spiritual being. God is a spirit, and mall is 'a spirit. He is lnore spirit than anything else. “To hc spiritually minded ls life and peace.” A spiritual man is worth more than any other man. The chief thing about ally msn is his religion. When the religious faculty is aroused _und alive man is divine. He is par- ltaker oi the divine nature. The man ,who appreciates his own value will not throw himself away or sell him- self for naught. “\\'hl.it shall it profit il msn if he slmll gain the whole lvorld and lose his own soul?"

CHUHEH StHV|EiS

ME'l‘HOl)IST V

First Eilutllotllst-liev. J. Heaney

at eleven li. m. and at seven l.\. m. Prayer service on Wellllesdsy evening at 7.30. Students and strang- ers cordially welcome.

. Central Christian-Rev. J.F. Floyd ut ll and seven. Sunday School and llible Class at 2.30. Prayer meeting .Wednesday at 8 p. m. A}1 seats tree. ltiollegc students and strangers are _cordially invited to attend all ser- 'vices.

; _»Bsi>rls'r

Baptist Church-Rev. Z. L. Fnsh

.it eleven and at seven. Sunday School at 2.30 with “IJoyalists"

Grace Church-Rev. Thus Mar-It-lass or Adults in enllrcli mlillternlm.

shall at eleven i1. ln. un- at 7 p. m. Sunday School and bibli- class at 2.30. A cordial invitation is oilered strangers and college stil- dents.

PRESBYTERIAN

St. James Presbyterian.-Rev. T.

F. Fullerton at eleven a. m., and at seven D. m. Strangers and college students are cordially invited to all services. Sunday School at 2.30.

Zion-Morning prayer meeting nt

ten a. nl., Rev. G. C. Taylor at eleven la. in. and seven p. m. Sunday School and Bible Class at 2.30. A cordial invitation is oflered strang- ers and college students.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN

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I Rings lililkc pleasing gifts for :ill ages and persons

VVe are sholvillg ri fillc lille

here llolv ill all thc latest fle- siglls :ind correct settings rzlligiilg ill price from $2.50 up.

W. N. Tanton

R” i

BABYS OWN TABLETS

_-\ cordial welcome is extended to all ltlle scirvices of this Church.

ANGLICAN

St. Pnul's-Rector Rev. T. W. Mur- phy. Morning Prayer at eleven a. ln. Sunday School and Bible Class .nt 2.30 p. m. Evening service at lsevcn p, ln. Holy communion at eight thirty n. m. All seats tree.

St. Pcter's Cathedral-JI-loly Com-

munion nt 8 and ll. a. m. Matins 10.15, Evening Service at seven p.m. Preachiul; morning and evening by Rev. (_'. l)cW. White. Chil<lren's Cate- cilisnl at 2.30 p. m. /

ST. DUNS"I‘AN’S CATHEDRAL First Mass at 7.30, Children's Mass

:it 8.30, Catechism immediately af- ter Mass. High Mass nt 10.30. Ves- pers und Bcnediction at 7 p. ln.

SALVATION ARMY.

Sunday-Services at ll,” 3, and

A MOl`vIll'vIR’S PRAISE OF

Mrs. Pierre Lambert, Paquctteville,

_Que., snys:-"I x-end in the papers of l what Enby’s Own Tableys were doing I for other children so decided to try 3 them for my baby who was suilering

'from constipation and stomach

trouble. They worked like a charm and now I always keep them in the house and recommend them to all my friends." Baby’s Own Tablets cure constipation and indigestion; they expell worms, break up colds and al- lay simple fever and make teething easy. They are sold by medicine deal- ers or 'lv mail at 25 cents a box

. Sunnyside

from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,

~_ _ __ \ ---i....._...i. Breflwiilv. Ont.

GUARDIAN

.(7

. 5 f~`py

service.-i

HIHEUST

_ A Reaction!!! storm Period veils fiom February 6th to

TNQ iniluends ol New Moon on 5th, will tend to prolong low barome- ter and higher t reture from-_t-hp' Pl`°°°dillK days, .sringing renewolvbl- rain and snoir.on ond next to the 7th. Sth and ninth. Electrical storms, especially in southern. sec- tions. will be natural on and touch- ing the 9th. On the _ 9th the Moon passes over the celestial equator- a ‘fact calling tor lightning and thun- der, even in the winter. A seismic period prevails from the 2nd to the sth, being central en the sth. wares lor earthquake reports during this perio-_l.

A Regular Storm Period, blending

with the Iiiercury, Earth, Mars and Jupiter periods, is central on the 13th. extending from-the 11th to the 16th. With general low barometer at this time, tropical and violent storms may be feared in southern states. Prolonged Mercurial rains will llrevail in central to northern states, turning to heavy sleet, and this, in turn, to fierce snow and blizzards, as the storms pass east- ward ovor the country. Note indica- tions at the oncoming of the period, according to the sections of the country in which you live, and be ready for whatever nature has in store for you. .It you are caught nap- ping, blnlne no one but yourself--eh? Very high barometer and fierce cold will be the sc<;ll:". of t`li'l period.

A lil-actionavy .'.i.....l Period will enter oil and touching the 18th,19t and 2i)tb. Heavy sleet and snow storms will he renewed during this period, causing prolonged, wintery storms and weather. These storms will ren-:li their culmination on and about the 20th the Moon being full and in perigee on that day. West In- dia hurricanes are probable at. this period, on the gulf and in southern

rioust regions. Watch barometer con-° itions, and incipient storm develop- ments ut this time. Great hlizznrds and high. cold winds from the north-

west will mark the closing stages of, these storms. Think and plan before- llalld and_be master ol the sitliation,1 while others are confused and over-` whelrned. A very marked seismic pcrif od will be central on the 20th, call- ing for earthquake reports from many extreme parts oi the Earth,‘ from the 17th to the 23rd. Watch and see. .

A Rei_:ulsr Storm Period runs from nie zzml to the zml, being nt mtl ccrltcr on the 24th. The same as-1 troliomic causes are still in force at this time as during the two preced- ing periods. calling for the same lvatvllflllness and prccauticli. Equi-` noctlril gales rind cyclones will niovel

northward from the equator, poss-I ihly blizzards may he expected out of the northwest at the same time. Unseasonablo cold will prevail fa.r_ into the south during the last days ,oi February, l We desire to repeat the warning we ‘have often given, that the growing' strength of Flarth's Vernal Equinox is felt all thrnllgh the last hall of February, so that tropical storms

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3f¢f°¥¢~*"_i_`i£ucsrlon

-.imp.~`-_

_Ishriuen Yanni Ledlee

and Ten to Visit

Courier it

continent.

ladies.

parts ot

year in a

ond -ten young

to Europe. _ _

twenty-tour fortunate

dice who share in one of these

tunities will do so without

themselves, the entire expenses college course, or the trip, being by the Courier. It is a megnideent oiier, and hundreds of young ladies will be anxious to avail themselves ol the opportunity, it they possibly can, Great cars will be 0!0I'ClBB(l ln the selection ol the young ladies who gn to college or enjoy the European trip, and only girls of excellent char- acter will -he accepted.

The advertisement in the classitied columns oi The Guardian gives intor- mation regarding where to write for particulars of the oder.

storms out of the northwest, sweep southward over the country, as bor- eal counterparts to these equatorial

st, rms in the south. Upon the whole,‘

wg predict that this February will be a nlontb in which man and beast should be ssleguarded against incle- mcrlt, violent and dangerous weather conditions. It is a time when live stock is beginning to slider and breakdown under long exposure to the rigors ol winter, and through lack of grazing and shortage of (ood. A point should be strained to tide animals life over the storm periods and aggravating inclemencies of this month. lt will pay financially, and it ls entirely practicable to all who will exercise proper forethought and planning. It is also a crisis in the public health, growing out of ener- vated bodies and exposure to lcy,` underfnot conditions. There is also much danger from lee gorges and floods along rivers and streams. Many lives are needlessly lost through all these things.

CASTOR IA

'For Infants and Children. Tha Kind You Have Always Bought

Bears the _ Signature of _ _ »

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PRESBVTERY OF PRINCE

EDWARD ISLAND

At. Brookfield and within the Pres-

byterian Church there on 'l`hursdaY

commission _

CI' - .

_ _i ,Capitalizeiloll $_l00.00_ll.00 T ot buying and seillug`f°'_l9l .Ind

Parties having foxes for sale sboiild`l_i§,t'lhs5ll\_ii_t

5 We have already a number of inquiries for September

" ya Write or call at our oflice opposite _R. -T. Holmllrbtdz ~ f` -

P. E lslend Fox Exchange end Realty

C. B.. Morris gr

' `;.16Ml§¢3m0s Suinmerside, P. E. I.

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355

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A car-load of thecs '

instruments due to arrive here about the l8th lust, will be sold at the closest; ar- gin You ca U ot make a mistarl in buying a KARN- M O R R I Sinstru- ment. Sold on their

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KARN-MORRlS PIANO & 0llGAN C0

The Largest 0rganization Manufac- - turing Pianos and 0rgans

I in Canada

The KARL-MOR.

RISinstrunients have' been sold herefor over Tl-liiarv YEARS and are so well known tuat they require. no

puffing on our( part,

- Everyone- knows." '

KA R N lS lil N li

the six!-h dey' 0! Fébwsry in the year merits., with small plofl s an I quick returns.

of Our Lord one thousand nine hun- dred and thirteen at which place and

date the Presbytery ot Prince Edwatd

Island inet, and was constituted by ’

Rev er oderato r

. T. F. Full ton, rn r, p o

tempore. with whom were present J. H. MacHattie, minister, and An-

gus N. MacLeod, elder. Mr. Fuller- 123 I ton was appointed clerk pro tempore. ' lr- " f "

and llilrricancs are not only possihle,‘ but probable in regions bordering on

The PTESPYWTY then proceeded tl’ lilacllattie to all or which satisfac-,godgcegito dm; p:t?p1;byiAn§“atI:,;

the induction. The edict having been L 5 _ - _ H0 00 fm 0 9 995 OD Y returned ns dul served was again my mbwcm were gwen' Mr' Mac llnterinl m°de1`Bt01` Of U10 55m»°- Thi’

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the gulf mls south Atlantic srsiesdreed .um which public worship wss~§“f‘§§‘°,,,,`,,‘;“ Ot,h§’e‘1,0'1,y8h‘§'“§°§ “ffl ”.“° Presbyterv °“°“ adinurned to meet in

lt is elwnyt. tile pert el prlnlencejceliilllvted ll nev. 'r. F. Fullerton ‘g P “ “° " ‘“_' st. .James Hell, Charlottetown, on and common sense to be on tllelwlio preached Irom the words in Mar-,ln Zgttigfx 1;’;3;‘!`_’;:]lk;:$"g;1(;,£1;'h§i§;i\§;ed TUGSUHY. U19 f0Uft11 ‘MY Of Much Bt wstell for such developments at thlshmons chapter, nm-fl verse --They H,mm_ River The 'minister and the the hour of two o'c1ock in the ulter- season. Tornadoes ln the southern come unto him, bringing one sick ot Congrémtion 'Wwe then addressed. b inoon of which public intimation was states are oats-.n the od-shooter oflthc palsy, which was borne of tour." l the acting méderawr on meh. 1.; 1D‘;ili1°t1*]1“db *hifi €i°d"“°t W” °1°5°'1. these West In in cyc ones n `ebr- The morierat r havin narrate th ~, . ‘wi e ene c on.

uary. Ai. the sumo time, some ot our steps leading 31,' to theggalp pull; tl; sp,i.‘;f;\§L_£F;‘f§é'“cted Minister was in_l T. l<‘. Fullerton, Interim Moderator worst' cold waves, and 'distresstul quest-inns of um fm-mills, to J, ‘ and Clerk.

Authorized Capital $l50,000 Subscribed Capital $80,000 Divided into |500 shares lat $l00 each

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heChar ottetown i|ver_ I

lack Fox Ltd.

Head (liiice Charlottetown, P. E. I. I

PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS

VISQN, Insurance Broker. Charlottetown.. GILBERT GA UDET Barrister, Charlottetown

1 - »BuSmeSs Ma .ch 1 ff f .ERNEST s. coFr1N` M 1. I ` I fi

o Jdlishinn fi' €:oe1f'i~'ii'\I, Physician, Plaster Rea.. N. 13. ’ "C am' Ch“"°“et°w"

s The above company has agreements of sale on six l' r ` A: I p

-T sidekniibnif-_`The ranch will b= squisped with all me latest 1 5 P Y °“ °' b°f°'°A“g' """I9'3" -

of the, bus'0'iess.

` imDrove1.T.l¢_nf§_t¥!¢l$ h0F*Petent ranC_h man Provided in order ' ' I i 0 ' I applications for stock must be ' inndciivi

to insure the success ofthe' undertaking Name... ’ ` ` `

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ff airs of Silver Black Foxes from 1 I litters bein s 1 l; ' ar value °f each share Wm b° $.I°°°°°"t°" p°r"c°_“_t" “

£011 ih¢ b¢Sf Si0Ck in the Province giiilcluding pairi fl-gllelcilitd ERNEST S~ CoFFIN» P- 0- BOX 94. UVYOWH, P- E- L Payable on application and the balance on.Au'gustA-1st>AIm‘iii.`.~ 0 famous Banc; of the Charles Dalton Silver Black Fox Com. Sec. T Th Ch t S B F C Ltd I ' -I l 1 " 4' -51°

' _ gn _ Don ' - - reasurer, e ' own, . . ox o, . _ . _ _ _ l _ - A _ ` grbpyfogets to insizfease tali]esriJii¥dlbeerittdtto\Efl;l£ Sgiiisihe Company y _ ~ '_ I l - _C°i1sl.d.f".lig_ the- prices being paid ”.t.h°.'P'°s°m timeif” I ' , .Z §_l`l;e1tock now purchased will be valued at $12,000 oo a ` _ - I < ~.f~ ~ .fhiS.SiP§l¥i&5;l1»R§ll28.»»the company promises to-be one of the best' pahsifm .the total cost of management, keep’ care and feed Dear Sir---I do hereby apply for._..................shares-.f ~ 'i- . ;i.,;».-~ _ ..- ,. .' . -_ __ _ i -~ _ _ gill.-nci__t~be any larger than what is absolutely necessary for in Th _ _ _ k nveiirliew _,` ll fP¥opoisluens_in the market andlt is safe to predictf _Q and management of the business. _ e Cha"1°lf¢f0'Wf\ Silver Bleek FOX C0- Ltd- V ._ that _the shares in this company will soontsell at n 'preliilufni.', __ Plréposed t¢;’erec§ ai; éip-to-dzzte ranch as soon as a I ‘ _' ~ ` . _s " ~` i- '~' * s 1 ; e~ ri esee-e r ` ' - . . ,.,.

chairioneiiiliivii, iihliiiiiilsvepiggffififf Emosed please and $ __ ______,__b=1“€ *°“ P” °°“* A'°°l>y'°f'fh¢ °°ml>eny’S prospectus 'wi11.be"

etc fd? to the rectors and which are now under con and the balance I a ree to a aPPl‘°§u°U t° 'the S°° Y'Tf¢39\1l'¢!'-

T116 c`6`6f_3'll_!_'¢l Clzgffelfin xoonnection with the mainten! 4 ` °` ` " ° ' ° ° 'H A A ERNEST S will'beiunder_l~' _ of immediate control of the Directors _ _ ' . ` . . I ~ will be taken that no unnecessary-outlay is incurr- Address , t I 1 -l l '_ ' _~ '»' ‘I?r`dvis'lanel.

that whichie actual! necessary for the Prone: ~ 5 ' " " T ~ -‘ ' `-