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audi-een: RECAI; MSNUFACTURIMO O0.

buiiifui ltcyul Jann-use Perl--iiis in ern unmini your frh-nil! i\l.uli|v ill vviliil u lmitlc. lil! dlllsrvlil. odors- Wlille Ilumi. Arcwlliirl Vlalel.. Lilac. Carii|ii.loli. Hello- troiie, eil- ; no tffivihls n.L all to null: 4-vmybody wants twour thr e |»n|\,i~_ Y.-n will a»-Ii them all In an hour. 'l`liun ri-lnrn our $3.00 l\li|l you will rsrslve lt mins, ins ~....|.if-me i1~...i..»v morn f-i one quality risnmruilaiu- punk '~I|~l Ilnukcy Ill-lui( wlilch Hives ynll thi-l oiiilnrtlllllty to uhm \-/in thu and tional present of iinu harley riloves nr hockey hooll wllhulit Bolling ally more Hoods. Iliirry boys! \\s ur-ruririe to stand pnyineiit ul ii`l i-hsriioa on

yrur outfit right. to your door under our rulmhuitemenl p un- 51

n="1'.n. |54 ironoai1'o,on'r.

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I Automobile Bargain-.s if

Ford Touring Car; all new tires; overhauled ......$275.00

Overland Roadster, 1911 model;

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tiree complete, only ... ...... _ - . . .. ......,_ . . ._ ...$7500

Maxwell ‘,§'Ipecial," 1913 model (These cars won Glidden tour last year). ires good, thoroughly overhauled. Complete

model. Absolutely new. Arrived too late

costs ($1,975.00). Complete with electric

use OOIUOUCIOIII l_a»¢-0ltlll$l»475»o0

MOTUR COMPANY, Lid. B. OLAND, MANAGER, HALIFAX.

thoroughly overhauled; ood

._ $875.00

I James Manchester.

Wm Reiiliwertson, Wiley Smith. 0.

W. H. Thorne, Hon Josiah Wood.

GENERAL MANAGER B A. Weston. PRINCE ED W¢\RD ISLAND BOARD dllon, John McLean Chairman, James Eden, `:f_6eor|e I3. Auld, C. II. B. Lonlworih. ____ _ MANAGER CHARLOTTETOWN OFFICE `

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EASTERN TRUST CO

PRESIDENT

Robert E. Ilsrris, K. C

VICE-PRESIDENTS

John Y. Payzanl. K. C-

lleetor Hclnncs. K. C.

DIRECTORS

J. Walter Allison, A. P. Burnhill, K. C.. Wm. A. Black, S. M.

Brookfield. :George S. Campbell, Dr. C. F, Fraser, Hon, George H' Murray, James O Mackintosh, Hon David MucKeen, I-lon. James D. MacGr r. Hon. J. D. Hazen, K. C. F B McCurdy. John MncNii.b,

E. Smith. Francis P Starr, lion.

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the asking.

orders ol #io or over.

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W S Stewart K C which will he the finishing touch to .__ 3 Siiver or your home, _

i yr- H_;\5h°él:\'B moldirn fénd c_c:nvei_i__io;it ’ When your selection is `

arm ii ~ngs.- ss anc e ac- , - ~

g --I -I _ Kay has returned home from a trip ‘

f to the capitol city, where she was _ °

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_ People arel sodforcad to _stand 011 Elldnegldr. Lllemilglsllvlaglsgieynehdsivédig. __ 'i§;;;?;Z;t‘€;a,$;r;| i sioiiis nn-i riisiisis. ~ :. . ...sr -» 1-

Fri lr. it °?zY_»_ d _élqn a - inity of New London and intends be- ' X \ Made in tho heaviest

i-~~_-"a 'N195' “B9 T » an 1' °“"°5 coming ii permanent resident of that _i W gr,-;¢1e0fp1;ité,henceiia _ their feet r$g_l_i_t uD.__'1I`l;;°_3°l’B tf£°t Q" place.-Miss Ruth MacGregor of New ` " i,_\vonderi’ul popularity

. P€ff'?°t 0°” 0"- _ 9 ° °”{ London was among the recent visit- //‘ Som by Lwggng mais"

. remedy in the world that draws on on to sp,.mgueld__Mr_ Leonard C_ ~_ A _, _,__ __,,, . _ ,.. .

,II0llIIi FURNISIIERS.

House furnishings by mail. Our big Illustrated Cala-

. logue is sent to your nearest Post Oilice address for

in it-you wiii and iiiusmiea simon everything ~

to make. our Homes beautiful and cozy. Furniture,

` arts, Curtains, I)raperies,' Stoves and Ranges for

I , Wooiljor Gas. . ,

Our prices cannot be beaten in Caoad\» Quint! I

being ‘ first Consideration for our Customers. Our are packed by experienced men, freight paid to place in Nova Scotia and P. E. Island for _

ii viii ni.; y... im iii.oi..i.a crush... if Barrington Street. |

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I xg ° thesamething. So will every ‘druggist the Railway machine shop where ne-` tina." mm .~n|._i_p_?<~ii _i;{»i:._i ni-si., lmiavis

‘ . rin oncl'lZ.\'. W on o ns: nr oxeri-iso.

and deslernho sells them B* __ by essssriss in case ot sccrdsnt or sud “Mmm ,,W",m,m_ ,,.“h,M_ r_,K",_M

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' TUESDAY.

VlSI'l‘1NG.- The engineer ln charge

of the terminals at Traverse and Tori mentins is going to St. Sault Marie on s short visit to his mother, alter which, he will return to the Island.

EDITOR IMPROVING.-His trtmda

in P. E. Island will be pleased to learn the following from The Wes- leyan: _"We are glad to be able to announce that Dr. Johnson’s health is slowly improving and his strength gradually returning." _

COMPLETED FOX PURCHASE.-

Mr. B. I. Rayner, it is understood, has completed the purchase ot foxes for a big company which he is pro- moting. ’1‘his company consists of twenty pairs of the very best foxes and is capitalized at $625,000. The stock is being sold mostly abroad.

Mrs. Alexander Macdonald died at

Mitchell River on Thursday, Dec. 4th, aged 72 years. Deceased had been ill a long time with chronic rhsumetism and for the past two years ` been a confirmed invalid. A sorrowing hus- band, three sons, namely John of Boston, Mass., Aeneas of Fort Will- em, Ont., Emanuel of Bangor, Maine, and three daughters, Mrs. Henry Ployer in Boston, Mrs. James R. Cave/nagh, Glenianning, and Mrs. John F. Macdonald, Georgetown, are left to mourn. Another daughter Annie, wife of- Mr. James I-lenuessey, predeceased her some years ago. Her funeral took place to all Salntfs Church, Cardigan Bridge, on the 6th inet. Alter a. Requim High Mass by Father McMillan. She was buried beside her daughter, Mrs. Hennessey. May her soul rest in peace.

"There is no death," What seems so

is transition"

“This life of mortal breath

"Is but s suburb of the life elyslan “Whose portal we call death."_

WEDNESDAY.

MANY HAPPY RETURNS- On January 5th, Mr. J. H. flutes, one of Chsrlottetown's highly respected citizens celebrated his 89th birthday. Mr. Gates is enjoying excellent health as is still very smart and able to drive a good horse, The Guardian wishes Mr. Gates many years of con- tinued health.

ROLLO HOSE COMPANY.-The

annual meeting of the Rollo Hose Company was held last evening at which a large number of the members of the company were present. The work of the year was gone over and the following officers re-elected: Capt. - A. Vatcher, Lieut. -Harry Mathieson, Secretary-Alfred Pick- and. `

HORSE RACE.- A very enioyable time was held on Orwell bay last week when ~=Mr,_ Michael McKenna with his famous horse Zealot and John Sullivan with his handsome mare Belle S. and John McKenna. with his fast trotter, Jerry, had a lively contest. But the ficettoot, Jerry, proved to be the winner und Jack is certainly fortunate of pos- sessing such a valuable horse.

“lIZ" FIXES MIHING,

SWIILLEN. SIIHE Fill

HOW "TIZ" DOES COMFORT TIHED, BWEATY, CALLOUSED FEET AND C()RNB._

"Alai Boys, "I'IZ’ is the tlshal"

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all the poisonous sxudations which pull up the feet and cause tender, sore, tired, aching feet. It instantly stops the pain in corns, caiiouses-_andf iumimis. Ive simply sl0fl°\1s- Ah! how comfortable your feet feel after using "TIZ.” You'l1 never limp or draw up your face in Will- YOUI' shoes won't tighten and hurt your set. f Get a 25.cent box of "TIZ" DOW from any druggist department or genornl store. Just thfnkl a whole ysar‘s foot comfort for only 25 cents

Gospel Truth About Zutoo

t thi' ll a d conclen-

tlowiisl lllilstygrile o‘fuour`litl'le ttrlblets called ZUTCO, harmless as soda. will cure your headache sick. nervous or neursigic in

twegity mgrriutes and always leave you ‘Nl wean you further that these tablets will break up a cold will relieve indigss-

tlon and the monthlyhpains of women.

Evsryuserof Z OO will tell you

llll lH|lllllNl|l BYKIDNEYIJISEASE

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His ilrallli Iii A Tinibli Slain Until ilu Tool "_Fnili-a-iiias "

I. A. KELLY. Eau.

H.ie1=rii.s\;rr.i.s, ONT., Aug. 26th, 1913.

“ About two years ago, I found my

health in a very bad state. Mykidneys were not doing their work, and I was all run down in condition. I felt the need of some good remedy, and having seen “ Fruit-H-tives ” advertised, I decided to try them. Their effect I found more than satisfactory. Their action was mild and the result all that could be expected.

‘:My kidneys resumed their normal

action after I had taken upwards of a dozen boxes and I regained niy old-time vitality. Today, I am as' well as ever, the best health I have ever had".

B. A. KELLY

" Fruit-s-tives " is the greatest Kidney

remedy in the world. It acts on tlie bowels and the skin as well as the Kid- neys and thereby soothes and cures any Kidney soreness.

" Fruit-a-tives” is sold by all dealers

at 50c ii box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 260, or will be sent on receipt of price by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.

_ . ._

NEW HOME READY.- Mr. John

McKenna, Vernon, has just complet- ed his new dwelling house where he intends to move in a few days. his many friends wishes him happiness and prosperity.

THE ISLAND’S INDUSTRIES. -

The Financial Edition of the Torontoi Globe has the following to gay of the Island:” Long-continued rains and frost cut: down the crop in Prince Ed- WBl'd Island, and returns from agri- culture were a little disappointed, but it is ditlerent with the fur trade. The speculative tendencies of human nature have been played upon by the development of fur farming. This in- dustry has Dmsrcssed to such an ex- tent that the value of the foxes on the lslend is now placed 25 per cent. higher than that of all the live stock on the ordinary farms. With some 275 fox ranches in operation, indica- tions are that the sale of foxes for breeding purposes will go on with some years. There must; come s. time howevet, when the pelts will be mar-

ceivc a real test. If the present pace in the matter of dividendg ig

must °°“ti““° '10 Day high prices for breeding animaig

SPRINGFIELD.-Union Division is

Still keeping to the front and main- taining its hlgh standing in the gem. PGFBHCG Cause.-Mrs. E. C. MacK‘ay.\is at present visiting with her parents in Charlottetown. Owing to the storm of Dec. 20th, the mails were delayed for some time, the carrier, George Fenton Gunn being obliged to leave his wagon and continue his route on horse back from box No. -2. -Misses Margaret Stevenson and 575510 MB¢Kel18fe have returned to the later's home after spending the Christmas holidayswith friends in Travellers Rest and Summer-side, MBDY are predicting a sporty winter Judging by the shower of slsfghs that

lam, that enterprising young former has erected an up-to-date woodshed

MacDonald has returned to the city where he will resume his studies at U. C. C., as Mr. MacDonald is man of more than ordinary ability he will doubtless nihke a hit in the com- mercial sphers. Miss Mary Haslam, who is training at the Prince County Hospital, and Miss Mahal MacLeod, teacher of New Glasgow, are the guests of H. B. and Mrs. Haslum.

'I`HllRSE.‘.‘.’.

FIRE WATER.- An estimate of

for the year 1913 has been issued.

455,091 gals, being used. Ontario had

Alberts, 4,012,21l, Saskatchewan.

Scotia, 1,588,730, British Columbia, 1,636,858, and New Brunswick, 1,- 084,370.

COMMENDABLE.-The members of

the St. John's Ambulance Depart-

Aid receptacle for drugs, medicins,| bandages, etc , in the eastern end of

to be

continued until that time breeders'

NEW HOME.-Mr. D. S. Mcquar-

rie, Orqpaud, a. few days ago moved into his new dwelling house which ‘ has just been completed in the most up to date manner and lighted throughout with electric lights.

SERIOUS LOSS.-His friends nr

grst to learn that Mr. Geo. McKay, 1<‘ound's Mills, lost his very valuable brood mars two weeks ago, by blood- poisoning following the mare's calk- ing herself with a sharp heel-caik.-L

PRETTY WEDDING.- A very in-

teresting event took place on Decem- ber 30th, at the Presbyterian Mause, Brookfield, when Louise Henry Dav- ies McE’herson of Darlington, and Ellis Ann daughter of Donald R. and Mrs. McLeod of the same place were united in marriage. The ceremony was performed by the Rsvd. J . I-I. McHu.ttie in the presence oi friends of the bride and groom. The bride, who was unattended, was very be- comingly dressed in a navy blue suit with black and white picture hat. After the ceremony the young couple received the congratulations ot those present. Then drove to their home ini Darlington. Mr. and Mrs. McPherson are very Popular and their many friends extend congratulations and good wishes without number.

WEDDING BELLS.- A very pretty

wedding took place on Wednesday, Dec. 31st, at 7.30 o'clock p. m., at the residence of Angus N. and McLeod, Brookfield, when their dau- ghter, Flora Campbell, and George Emerson McLean of North Wiltshire were united in marriage. The cere- mony ivas performed by the Revd. J . H. Mcl-Iattie in the presence of a large company of friends of the bride and groom. The bride, who wus given away by her father, looked charming in a beautiul gown of white chnrmeuse satin with shadow lacc and pearl trimmings. She was attended by her sister Miss Mattie McLeod. who wore a very becoming gown of pale _blue silk with white trimmings. The groom was support.- ed by his brother, Daniel J. McLean. Wilbcrt C. Drummond, organist of the Presbyterian Church, of whose choir the bride is a valued member, Dreslded at the organ and beauti- fully rendered Lonengrin’s Wedding March as the Fbridal ' party entered the parlor. After the ceremony and congratulations s. sumptuous weddingl supper was served and a very Disas- nnd evening spent. The popularity of thc young couple was shown by thc many beautiful presents received. The groom's gift to the bride was a handsome fur coat. The best wishes of n host of friends follow Mr. and Mrs. McLean to their future homie in North Wiltshire.

A Household Friend lor |03 Years

First aid to the

from Coughs, Colds,

_ Cramps, Rheumatism.-f

kejced, and their the industry win re-

ANODYN

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Use it for both internal and external ills. Sold every- where in 25cand 50cbottle$.

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Fat Reduction

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fire waste in each province of Canada' _ - ~ ‘

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0| the nine provinces the least waste . _ _ \~,

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was in Prince Edward Island, only ' ~ ° ' 1 "

Ilere's u new way for ull fnt oeopls td

the biggest waste with 98,182,650, lniigh together :it the old hu1zr\‘boo_ Quebec was next wl¢h_ ¢'9g1,27]_' _then Obesity. The saying that "there is notli.

ing new under the ann’ ilocii not now apply to fait people iiny niorc. llerc iii

2, 303,319, M8nll'.0l2|n, 2,202,208, Nova something now for them-is new sensu-

tlon, is new pleasure, u now and graceful ilgure. easily found by iinyune who is pnsninir hr-ynml ihe limits of sllmnrsii. I'1i.'r-r_vone hi-is henril of the Miirmnlii Pre- scription: that liiirmlees comhlniiliori of fat-dcfylnir elf-ments discover:-rl hy one of oiir foremost physlriniiii. Now. from ilin same high nulhorlly, there comes another idczi-the ldcn of coiidenaln ihrsv sairio

'merit have dtted up a second First. pure. harmless ingredients Into is p`h-na-

nnt little tnhlct. Tukeii riftoi' eating and nt hml-ilmc. they hrip the iilnmnrli in dispose of :ill the fnttv foncls innw-riinz

tg ggke ‘ny | gg g ut *_ ts M id d nriil ih fit niiio ioiiir-il is :min fm gnrui. '-M 'ffv we KM' ‘°= '°\“‘°‘f"I`Z§'.'li°”.§.'f.‘i..' 35.1.5’ 2...' ...2°i‘.‘2i.. .I l.?.':.r.2.'.‘. if."..‘.:..".1l..'.‘.“"..:.'..:'..'t.‘PA";i..:i“:.§

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_ It in a pathetic mistake to accept drugs or alcoholic ‘ mixtures when nature craves nourishment to repair the wasted body and restore the _vigor of health. ...

For forty years the best physicians have relied on

Scott’s Emulsion sharpens the appetite-renews

blood-nourishes nerves-strengthens bones and

the wholesome preciigested nourishment* in SCO'I'I`5 EMULSION which is totally free from cilcoliol or opiates. '

restores the courage of health to make life bright. Z / _ _, 2- - Sooffs Emulsion sets in action /;_`\i ”' the very forces that promote ’ ‘_. tg, health. Its purity, ,ff #C-_-_

lf _Q richness and strength '_ _ _ has stood the test A `

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Gidnt Toy Outfit for Boys!

Here It ls boys. the famous Giant Tay Outfit. Inst

what you have been wanting all your iifa and right hero.

nay to Ist without Aeeiit ol cositrn onus* READ l'| 'I' EA M F E ° YU: 0l.|'l$I'I'g OONEPAIJCI first. I dandy Giant Steam Engine, with beautiful burnished brass and lliiuis iron body. exhaust valves. llelel plated fly whssl and substantial metal base. he give you with it a iithonruphcd tin water wheel or wind mill, and when your engine is runnlnii you can lustsn ia belt to the ny wheel and operate the min or any other wr

Dil desire. Next. WI glvexyuil the finest little Mullin Inntern everlesn. Made af uiisln fron. with high grade hnnp and extension li.-ns complete to show any number of beautiful viuwii and you get thirty pictures lair slides! with mia iautem. 'rnim sei-its the famous vacuum pistol savne that you have nil seen. This tina revolver shoots a harmless runner zippoa on-aw nun. mein in whatever it hits. It is acoiniiluts iiams with pistol. arrow Ind A tlne colored turist lil euliiplola ln u hos. belt you et this fine Excelsior Printing Outfit. with tweesera.f.7|»e» bolder and evsvlastlrnt ink pad. and a complete est ol the rams. gms or siqnsm rim Pond. nie nu-mini.. mme entertaining game ever devised. Than besides allthuse grand, pig presents, each outfit comprises the lrsst Addssh-' Ilall. UIAMUFACTURIMQ °°t

‘ "Lillie Rip" ten pin same. a book ef funny Austrian Mssle disappearing pictures, and limi. but not lanll., this lalnuul

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OUN1’ IE Days! .lustlook ai. the picture of all those grand prl

senlii and than lmuaiue what inn you and all your lrli-lldl can have with auch I Wonderful outfit. It\'l the sealed thing ln the world to win them ull. Just send your name and address L0-dlsy and you will get by return nl mull only 35 handsome boi-Iles of the delicious Royal Japanese Pet. fume to sen among your friends as only wc. a bottle. Sis rllllersnt dellillitlul odors-\Vhlto Itoae, lircailigii Violet, Iieliulropn. Lilac, Jockey Club, Carllatlon. etc. They url so delicious that everyone buys two or three bottles on siirin.. it in no iroublu uv. all to sell this low; li. vmni. Lulu vnu su hour. llswrn our l3.il0 when solo ami vu promptly send you the complete Blunt Toy Outfit-ei-ery article you sen lu the nleture-exactly ns represented and listed abovinabselutely lroe. Hurry boysl and snap this chance of iietiluii the most complete oiitdt. of toys svai uttered. We are spending thousands of dollars to intro dues lhll delightful parfuml I-hroulhmli. the Domlnlnll wi-its today. We arrange to stand payment of all exprsl eharlss on the outfit underour reimbursement listen Dlffo Qs. 251 1"DltONTQ| Olfs ll

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Scream

Punk

Adults

Orchestra Circle

Doors open at 7

Candy at

' 3752-1-8M3i.

The tape Traverse Dramatic llluh

will present that Side Splitting Comedy A Masonic Initiation also that

ing I"arce

entitled

in Ridge

besides Music, Readings, Local IIiis etc.

i Central Beilxeque Ilall

on Saturday Jan. I0th

Admission Children I 5 cts

25C (L

35 si _ _ Curtain rises at 7.45

Intermission

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'I'weni.v-live cents.

E'cuiiiiiiiiinctiissiriiaiiAosqx

, or each continuation. Cash must

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AGENTS WANTED

lamp; burns common coal oil (ker-

bright as electric; one farmer clear- ed over $500.00 in 6 weeks; hundreds earning $100.00 to $300.00 per mon- th. Write quick for wholesale prices territory, and sample lamp for free trial. MANTLE LAMP CO.. 812 Aladdin Bldg., Montreal, Canada. WANTED-Tnavannnn 'ro oannv line of men’s and boy' pants for territory of Prince Edward Island. Must be experienced and good refer-i ence. Apply, Eastern Pants M'f'g. Co., Amherst, N. S.

3579-12-29M2wkspd.

AGENTS-EVERY HOUSEHOLD ON

farm,' in small town, or suburbs where oil lamps are used needs and will buy this wonderful . mantle

FOUND __ _ _

FOUND, A NECK Flin IN THE

Post-office. Owner may have sumo by proving property at Post-office and paying for ad. 3755-1-8M2i.

osene,) gives a light five times as V' '

!t\l-5115!-.__|_’, ,__*!é!l_lf?_lL WANTED-MANAGER FOR THE

Bedford Farmers' Co-operative

Coy’s Store. Apply to Fred Court Sec’y, Donaldston. 3715-l-6M6i.

I-IALL'S BARBER SCHOOLS.-814 Washington St., Boston, Mass. Wages Room Board _ Railroad Ticket' furnished by-“dll Oo-opern- tive Propositlons", Got Particu- lars. 8561-12-27M11ipd.

MISCELLANEOUS

IEMALE IIELY

WANTED-LADIES 'ro no PLAIN

and light sewing at home- Wh°l° 0’ spare time, good Day. WOFK 50'"- any distance, charges paid; send stamp for full particulars. National Mannisetui-ing_Co ,_onti'eal

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~ wAN'1‘s.n_a'i‘ oucn, oini. FOR

general housework who understand! plain cooking. Must be well re- commended. No washing, wages $15 per month. Apply to Mrs. W. H. Croskill, 7 West street., city.

3761-l-7Mi.i.

WANTED PUPIL NURSES IN A.

general hospital of one hundred beds. Course two years and six months. For information apply to A. M. Moore, Superintendent of nurses. Grasmere, N. H. .

3558-I2-27M2wks.

WANTED PUPIL 'uiinsus AT 'ri-its

Taunton State Hospital. For par- ticulars nddress Dr. Arthur V. Goss, Superintendent, Taunton State Hospital, Tauton, Mass.

3746-l-8MliMos.

FOR SALE

son sans-MINK, snack, ei.iis:'

cross, and red foxes. T. G. Ives

. 2-80M

FOR SALE.- A l-IANDSOME SIDE- _‘FOX WANTED; HAVE A ojfggg

board at s bargain it sold im- mediately. Apply at 135 Hillsboro

3733 1-‘lM3i

Montngiio. 6-2RMEtf.

FOX OPTIONS ON 1914 PUPS.

Write The Charlottetown S. B. Fox Co., Ltd., l‘. O. Box 94, Charlotte- town, P. E. I. ib36l0-Mtf.

SITUATIONS VACAN1'

MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE AT

Millvale, Lot 22, ii saw mill nnd grist mill in first class|working or- der with one of the .best streams on P. E. I. with abundance of water at any season; also new dwell ng house and barn and three acres of iunil. Apply to Wallace Turner, on prem-

ises. 3790-1-l0es3wkspd. 5 00

_ 'I'EAClIllRS\ WANTED

TEACHER WANTED FOR SPRING-

vale School, No. 113 Qiieen‘s Co. Supplement $40.00. Apply J. J. Bell, Sec'y Trustees, Milton Sta- tion. 3670-Etiithen Miiipd.

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WANTED A GUMBER OF FRESH

milk cows, bought subject to test. Address A. B. Box. 850.

3601-1

ti.

fox so per cent. ssilver, sired and littered this year, with .onil black in it. Want s female, as good or

, better, to mate with him. Free , ranching. Write qiiickly,_as it is getting inte. Box 202. 3608-Htl.

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