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ll S0l!1¢2?{!ig you never find
where o r coal is burnt. Therg
is heat in every ton of `
ing your order. See that your
coal bin is well hlled now
A. Pickard & Co.
Phone 24o
Ch’iown
NOTICE
All Poll Tax not paid, better be
paid at once as Execntions are
ordered for same. Pay at once and
pave expanse.
i98o,ro,9Mtf
'F Nrnrncnnxauva
I are especially good for I
I pleasant to take, gentle in
I bowels nor develop a need
I doses. z5c. a box, at your
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ouncoon coil.
We have a big stock of the
best coal in our sheds await-
children because they are
action, do not irritate' the
for continual or increased
Druggist's. -
Nslblal Dru] old C|am|la|CO.
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New Year’s
Gifts
For friends you over-
looked at Christmas.
PERFUME selected
from the best French
English and American
makers.
CIGARS in handsome
gift boxes io 25 and 5o
cigars to the bnx.
CHOCOLATES i n
beautiful boxes a n d
baskets.
Geo.E.llughes{ §§'g°»;;,;,
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Izie presided; and in a few well-chosen
:remarks explained the purpose of the
concert, alter which thc following
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Eggs are  _ 
Going
Up
With eggs at 4oc a dozen it is a
lucky man who has a Flack of produc-'
ing hens.
The best way to make hens lay is to
feed them Royal Purple Poultry Spec-
idc. This poultry tonicincreases egg
production wonderfully and improves
the condition of the fowls.
Several sizes 25c, 5oc and $i._<,o
McKinnon Drug Co
Great George and Kent Sts,
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it a  Th R'k
 .sv __ ,.a\&,n,‘;-if; 2 _ 'S
va'/&`\ ” =i|;»"' T~ of smoking inferior tobacco,
‘ -\ It is injurious to yourself, and
1 /  , a nuisance to your friends.
` '_ _ ' ' Besides, good fragrant tobac-
'» '~-  »" co costs no more. Its all in
- u - knowing what to ask for Re
.m
iii;-fll
member anyone of the foliowin g
Bright Twist, IIicIify's Bright Cut, Rival,
Master Marine Smoking T _
i, and Combinatipn Twist Chewing _Tobacco _Sf E,,,,,,,,,_ 0, G,,,,,g,,,,,,,,,,_ James C_
_ linker & Nwhvlnm T011. L0-. Lid  ‘:..:...;*:.°.'.f::°e;...-“:.:‘f‘..':
_\ (I'lll'I0ll¢i0Wf!,  E. I. Ji-Phee, of Georgetown, all of_ whom
obacco, Black Twist
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.rr rue to buy in our 'ri-nvinea
_ ESTATE ASSIGNED.- The estate,
credits and effects of William T. Cle-
ments, merchant and trader, of Glen-
wood, Prince County, have been as-
signed for the general benefit of his
creditors. George Clements, farmer
of -the same township, has been ap-
pointed assignee. A meeting of the
creditors will be held in Suminerside
on January 14th.
_T0 INCREASE CAPI'l‘AL.- The
Prince Albert Black Fox Co., Ltd., is
to lbs included among the fox corpora-
tions which are increasing their capi-
tal stock for next year's activities,
The directors of this concern haveno-
titled their intention to apply to the
Lieut.-Governor-in-Council for sup-
plementary letters patent to increase
the capital _ot the company from its
present amount, $80,000, to $100,000.;
the number oi_ shares being corres-
pondingly increased from 800 to
1,900, of the par value of $100 each.
CONCERT AT SOUTH GRAN-
VILLE.°-TIIB 00110811; and Chrigtmgg
tree held in South Granville School
on Wednesday, December 16th, was
very well attended and proved u
great success. Mr. John G. MacKen-
Drogram was rendered:-Chorus by
choir; opening speech, Dan MacDon-
ald; game of trades by eight boys;
solo, Grace MacDonald; recitation,
'John Duggan; solo, P-hemie Maclien-
zie; recitation, Margaret Keir; read-
ing, Mary Martin; violin selections,
iGeo. MacKenzie; recitation, Evelyn
Corbett; solo, Gladys MacKenzie; dia-
‘logue, Greatest Plague in Life, by
'eight girls; intermission; sole oi
home-made candy, during which there
was violin music with organ accom-
paniment; chorus, by choir; recitation
Dan Gunn; exercise, Merry Christmas,
fourteen children; duet, Misses Bessie
Falconer and Badie MacKenzie; reci-
tation, Mima Gunn; so,o, Margaret
MacKenzie; dialogue, A Matrimonial
Advefi-iiemenll. live characters; reci-
tation, Mima Gunn; solo, Margaret
choir. The Christmas tree which war.
well laden was uuhurdened and the
various gifts distributed, and no one
was forgotten. The proceeds go foi
enlarging and fencing the school
grounds. Special mention should be
made oi th_e children who performed
their Darts very creditahly, being
their drst attempt. The singing 0;
the National Anthem 'brought this en~
joyable evening to a close.
NEW CANNING COMPANY.-Au
other canning company is being form-‘
-ed in the Island. It is to be known
as "The Eastern Canneries Limited,"
,with its chief place of business to be
situated at Georgetown, King’s
County, and with a capital stock oz
$100,000, divided into 1,000 shares of
_the value of $100 each. Application
_is being made to the Lieut-Governor
.in-Council for incorporation by let-
,tors patent. The first or Provisional
.directors are' tohe Messrs Ddugald
|C. Morson, of Cardigan; Temple W.
McDonald, of Georgetown; Dr. John
iD. McIntyre, of Montague; William D.
'Wright, of Pammure Island; Wallace
iw Jenkins, of Georgetown; wuiinin
:with A. J. McDonald, of Georg-3town,'
|George McIntyre. of Montague, an(
Aaron O. Cogswell, of Georgetown,
gg- _. ' ' 4 are the applicants for incorporation,
Get a Nice, Light
Driving Sleigh
I-f you want a nice, high, light run-
ning, speed OI' driving 'ChlS
place to come
Here you will find a cho.ce
display ofthe most P°P“]'“
styles in the three leading
factories in Canada-Tcdhop_e,
Canada and Mchiughlln
line- famous the nation over.
5-an
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to suit your needs.
<" liorsemen’s Specials
Men’s fur coats.
also cloih_ 'coats
‘ with fur lining and
collar #ia up. e
Fur lap robe# ‘ls
uP\
Horse rugs, 25
styles, $1.25 up.
Bells, back strap
and body 8tyl¢5;
chimes, saddle and
shalt -_gtyl¢s,50¢ UP-
- A. nouns fa
»1~wenty_5ve dif. Washing niac-
the right
1 Thg very style, size, grade
and kind or sleigh you want
is here pricedfrom $30 “P”
wards for cash, easy terms
> .
‘The main objects of the company ara
|to be as follows:-_To purchase, erect
,lease, transfer, acquire, operate, ssl'
and exchange or otherwise dispose o'
icstnhlishments or places for curing.
..__....__-----|canning, or preserving fish, meats.
.g_.¢_1__-su-sz
fruits, vegetables and their products
and all 'articles capable oi bclnyz
manufactured therefrom; to buy an-u
sell, manufacture, can, preserve, and
put up fish of all kinds. iI\C1“l1im',
shcll fish. meats, fruit, vcgetahlef
and their products; to purcl1asc.hol.l.
Qwn, acquire, construct, hire, operate.
sell and dispose of vessels, steam-
boats, tugs, sail boats, motor-boats,
boats, dorics, engines, traps, nets,
and equipment, and all machines, ap-
pliances, inatruments and thing? HEC'
cessary or proper-for the caF\‘Y1l\E OD
and conducting of the business of the
gompnny; to purchase, lease, a°¢lU`ll”6.
manage, operate, (:llllSIV‘&i'-9. Plant:
`|ish, develop, construct, mortgage.
and sell or lense or otherwisehold or
dispose of oyster areas, water lots.
water areas, lands and real estate.
-:3MOKldR_S__ GOODS.-There are
many things in this line suitable for
gifts for gentlemen-Pipes (BNSF Bild
Meerschauni), Tobacco Pouches. C18'
ar and Cigarette Cases and Hiolders.
Bets etc. Our stock is largpn arf
specially selected- for Xmas. _ . -
Foster, Central DruBS¢°\'°~”M" ~
zzllivcrett Buell is Guardian A801"-
at Abney. Subscriptions, renewals
and all reliable new! Wm b° KIBGIY
welcomed by him. 2971-12-lmet-L
You Like
ferent kinds of hlnes. 5 9tYl°5» ~
. _ special
harness $8 a get dfsgciniilttfhr Christ-
up' ' mas. .
Island p \1 U 8' '
sieighs tis ur- W'i”K°,",”d°,;5
B C8 I
F1\1¢fY'S Pulp' 'gdiiritspfhr Christ-gl
ug, slicers, roller _mam
crnshers, plate
and slicers. 
| d fs, also Special cut on_ . 9
€’:k;”““ Wipe" ;'f>i“iiii»°ii.°<inii.f mtl Stewart S `/ The Two Macs
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A nice bright sunny
kitchen in which to pre-
pare our bread,
Whatabout your Bread?
Do you know where _ and
how it is made? There is no
need to worry if you use-
" Cream Bread
Tobacco Jars; Ash Trays, C0mP9'Di0l1-
FRENCH RIVER INSTITUTE.-An
,interesting meetlig oi the Women's
Institute was held at the home of the
Secretary, Mrs. W.C. Mcbeod, French
River, which many attended. The ex-
change of simple andappropriate
Christmas gifts was freely discussed
by the members, and there were many
helpful suggestions given and receiv-
sd by ull. Next month the' subiect
bread-making will be taken up in the
meeting to be held at Mrs. George
Mackay’s. _
' ISLANDERS IN IT.-The results of
the Truro News Figure Contest held
recently are announced in the News
.ssuc of the 23rd. Among those
who got the right number were Mrs.
wed W. Davison, of Bedeque; Mrs. F.
‘N2 Lchacheur, of Murray Harbor;
Mr. Sheldon Meliish, Summerville;
lirs. H. Miller, of Montague, and
.llary L. McNeill, of O’Leai‘y. The
above have tied with a large number
If others and are eiigiible to enter the
contest to be opened in about a
veek. This latter contest is put on
is the prize money cannot he divided
among the many who were correct in
the first contest.
HARMONY INS'1‘ITU'I‘E.- A meet-
lug of the Harmony Institute was
.reid in the Warren Grove school-
.iousc on Wednesday, December 18th.
l‘he scholars and teacher had decor-
ated the room very prettily with
ipruce and pelnsettias which added a
ieusonable touch to the school. A
.arge number of members came to
take part. in and gather information
on the subject in question, Cake-
making. The supervisor assisted in
the discussion and many recipes were
freely interchanged by those present.
Hlans are being made, for a social to
oe held early in January at the home
if the president, Mrs. Frank Howard
.he proceeds of which are to go tow-
ird school improvements in the two
districts represented in this Insti-
tute. We wish them success and hopo
to hear an interesting account of this
iew department in the work of this
growing society.
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_ ::Rexall ruliber goods are sold with
;he distinct understanding that it
they are not so good as we claim
chem to be every cent of the purchase
orice will be refunded. Invalids' air
cushions $2.50 and $2.85, Hot water
iottles, better grades guaranted for
;wo years and upwards $1.25 to $2.50
‘ountain and enema syringes $1.25
ipwards. The MacKinnon Drug Co.,
Jorner Great George and Kent Stsan
nie .
_;;Mr. C. B. Jelly is Guardian News
figent for Victoria and vicinity.
Kindly: hand him all reliable news,
also your new or renewal subscrip-
tions. " ` MEU-
I Ring 0ili the
0ld -
Ring inthe
New ?
The balance of our big
hol day assortment o i
gocds must go to make
‘ room for new stock.
_ Forgotten Friends
Should be Remembered
As we are clearing out
our remaining holiday
stock at 20 p. c. discount,
here is your opportunity
to get a nice New Years’
gift for the friend over-
looked in the excitement
of Christmas.
Don’t` Miss This Chance
Johnson & Johnson
The Quality Drugstore
_
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Evan's Stomach Mix-
ture is the thing to
rake-
UPERIOR to all
other preparations of
the kind,iio ill effects,
no nausea, ii pleasant,
practical and eff-cient
stornachlc,
AILED to any Island
address on receipt of
price....... Slicabox
i49 Gt. Geo. St,
cured of Sclatlca And iluseilar
iliouaatism By “Fn|if-I-mos”
Rrncirrown, ONT., May zist. 1913.
"limit-a-tives” cured rue of Riieu-
maiisiri. It was the only medicine that
made any impression on me. I was a
terrible sufferer from Rlienrriaiisni. I
was laid up for four winters with Sciatica
and Muscular Rheumutisni, and was
completely crippled.
Some neighbor of mine told me that
“I"ruit-s-livcs”lielped liim, and L star-ted
, in to take them. I used “Fruit-s-tives"
faithfully for two years, taking tiiem
e\'p)i('{v dny no I saw they were doing ine
go , and the results were marvellous.
For over two years, I have been
completely free from any Rheumatic
Pains whatever, and I give “l-`rnit-a-
tives" tlie credit.” W. H. RACIIER.
5oc n. box, 6 for §2.5o, trial size, 25c.
At all dealers or from Fruit-a-tives
Limited, Ottawa.
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Mortgage _Sale
To be sold at Public Auction in
front of the Court House in Char-
lottetown in Queens County in Prince
Edward Island on the twenty-seventh
day of January, _\_ 1), 1914, ag
the hour of twelve o’clock noon by
virtue ofa Power of Sale contained
in an Indenture of Mortgage Antec
the Bret day of April, A. D. 1835,
made between William Acorn of Lot
49, Farmer, and Joseph Acorn of the
Mme place, Farmer, and Ellen Acorr
wife of the said Joseph Acorn, of
the one part, and Charles Palmer
and Malcolm Mclieoil both of Char-
lottetown in the said Island, Bar
risters at Law, now deceased, of tht
other part and now duly vested ii
the undersigiicd. '
All that tract, piece or parcel o'
land on Lot or 'l`owuship Numhc‘
Forty-nine in Queens County, bound
ed and described us follows:-Coin
mencing at a square post fixed in
the South side of the Village Cree'
Road in the division line between Lh-
iand now described and a farm o'
land to the westward thereof forrr.
erly in the occupation of Robert
Wood, new in possession of William
Storey, thence Southwardly along ‘thc
said division linc to a highway or
road called Storey's Road, thence
Eastwardly along the North side ol
the last mentioned Road 'I‘\v¢\nt-.v-
two chains or to the Western ll" .-
a farm of land formerly in possession
of Josiah Lane, now in possession of
Mrs. Philip Lane, thence North-
wardly along the said land now in
possession of Mrs. Philip Lane tf
the Village Green Road aforesaid.
Thence Westwardly along the last
mentioned Road to the place of com-
one hundred and forty-eight acres of
lnnd alittle more or less.
For further particulars apply to
Messrs. ‘Mclicod & Bentley Soliciltors
Bank of Nova Scotia Chambers,
Charlottetown.
Dated this 13th day of December,
A. D. 1913. _
. D. C. MCLEOD and
ALEXANDER MARTIN,
_ Trustees.
3333-12-15riim6i.
oisiripguiruni
Notice - of Applications for
Oyster Leases in Cascum-
pec [lay and Docli River,
in Prince County.
Applications on the regular printed
forms_ will be received by the under-
signed for lease of barren bottoms
for oyster culture lu the above men-
tioned waters up to amd on the 31st
day of December next.
Each application will require to be
accompanied by cash, certified che-
que or P. O. order for three dollars
to pay cost of drawing duplicate
lease and registering same.
Copies of plans, application forms,
form of lense and leasing regulations
are deposited and may be inspected
at the following placesz-
Otlice of the Provincial Secretary,
Charlottetown.
Prothonotary’s oillce, Bummerslde.
Store of James E. Birch, Alberton.
Otlice of George Matthews, 0’Leary.
ARTHUR NEWBERY,
Asst. Provincial Secty.,
Nov. 28th. 1913
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BRIDAL OR XMAS GIFTS
are likely to be jewelry oi
something from a jewelry
store. In that case, she
does not mind how many
duplicates she gets.
OUR STORE
pleased in receiving them
E. W. Taylor
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Moore & McLeod ove
l'CO3iS
di not need an introduction.
You’ve heard of their sup-
eriority.
We desire that you
tigate the wide array of ex
lilV€S-
clusive models and patterns
in our present stock.
P iced frcrn $8.00 to $30.00
Moore & Mcteod
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I Fire Insurance
Necessity
Then insure in good strong stock compan-
ies, which never contest an honest claim such
as is represented by
mencernant, containing. an area of -
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is full of beautiful articles
that will make many a one `
Charlottetown
E. R. BROW
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No. 2612
Acceptable Xmas
Comic, El Tosto
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Ever Ready Flashlight
Complete $2.25 each
Gift, A full line at prices from
75 cts to $5.00 also
Hot-point El Heating Goods, El Bolle, El
and other novelties,
Co. Lid..
Opera Iiouse Building
33g 0,12,l5'Vlmonthursii
Charlottetown Light & Power
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L F LAN DERS
|35-|37 West 47th St, New York ity
The right kind of a hotel in the right locs.li¢y._ pn tlha peart oiftlzp thplatrt
2l'i§i’.§’.¥ 11% "2.i"%‘§'3.2§‘t.i.‘l.`lf".i’»';'i.‘Ji.‘E.i°°‘ii’“i'»$‘é'i. ‘.33 ills? iii? a...i‘.‘i»i.¢'.‘2i
containing lit rsry. gr Il and bilfiurd nail. _
Ilsndsoineiy Furnished Rooms, Private Bath,
$1.50 PER DAY UPWARD
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noni iunnisnisns.
The great chance is offered you to buy your
House furnishings by mail. Our big Illustrated Cata-
logue is sent to your nearest Post Ofhce address for
Alumni, N. s
‘,' 12:5- io-zsM3mos Ent. ISN
__ South Side Queen Square 
In it you will find illustrated almost everything.-,_
make your Homes besptiful and cozy. I"urniturs,.~.
Carpets. Curtains, Draperies, Stoves and Ranges fort;
Coal, Wood or Gas. '
Uur prices cannot be beaten in Canada. Quality
being our first Consideration for our Customers,
` Our goods are packed by experienced men, freight
paid to any place in Nova Scotia and P. E. Island or
ders of $10 or over.
A card will bring you our Illustrated Catalogue.
41 Barrington Street.
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