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GUARDIAN FIRST 0" U4' _ -_-
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IT PAYB to buy in this Province. '
(From esterda 's Evenin Guardia
at Clyde River has been postponed
until Jan. 18. - ' ‘
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J L Peerdon, livery and g
U _ *___ __ _ _ _____ “_A___“_____`_________  stables. has issued, gveryquje \ i
‘ ‘s      ""'""‘ ""j"" calendar lor 1914. "~ "  5, Vof the eylinders gave out and the
_ HEAVY CARCAB.-Mr. A. H. - -_' . _ .  _
Green butchered a year and n half THE - EARL GREY;-‘~Tha_!ilar1 only one cylinder.
y y g ng old beef the other any that _ -insane Grey lettfzor Picton nt .fine aqui
RE-OPENING POB'1’PONBiD.- 'l'be|437 lbs. The hide alone weighed 'I8 |1001' l-hill morning. Het Gprgo Ovtl'
re-opening of the Presbyterian church-lbs. Not too bad, was it?-L_.  ,consisted of ,twenty-New tone 'oi mix-
Cd ht; .; ` '
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-_ rie, Crapand, a few days ago movedi _ . ` ~` "'-
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SPRAY FLEW HUNDRED
'A FEET HIGH AT ‘FRISCO
' SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 6.-The
ocean shore was black today with
automobiles and sightseers watching
the thundering assault of the surf on
the beaches.~A sea lion, perched non-
chalantly on a weather ledge of the
seal rocks, forty feet above the tide,
kept vigil throughout the day. At
times the spray flew 100 feet above
his head.
The British tramp steamer Cow-
rye, with a crew of forty-five Chin-
ese bound for Shanghai, with a car-
go of gasoline, which attempted the
northern passage of the Golden Gate
Bar, grounded and was so badly bat-
tered that she put back to port with
her bottom plates stove in. She was
beached in Mission Cove, inside the
harbor, to prevent her sinking,
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cLl~:ANs 'rms HANDS
No matter how soiled they are.
Grease, Ink and all other stains
_ come off with Snap. Leaves the
hands soft and white. Autiseptic.
a ) ALL ul;/4/.1.'/.~s .s/-:/.1. .s;fvA.° Q
SHIP CDIPANY. Llliflll. - llmtral.
A BIG SHIPMENT-The Earl Grey in
has been carrying large shipments to ,
the mainland ever ‘ since she took `
over the route. Among the ship-
ments last week were 600 carcases of
dressed beef, which were taken over]
on Thursday. They were shlppedby
George Profit of York, to parties in H
Winnipeg.
FIRE WATER- An estimate of
fire waste in each province of Canada;
for the year 1913 has been issued.
Of the nine provinces the least waste
was in Prince Edward Island, only'
455.091 gals, being used. Ontario had
the biggest waste “ with 98,182,550,
Quebec was next with 5,981,211, then
Alberta, 4,012,211, Saskatchewan,
2, 303,319, Manitoba, 2,202,208, Nova
Scotia, 1,588,730, British Columbia,
1,536,858, and New Brunswick, 1,-
084,370.
DAIRY RECORD.-Another Dairy
Record Centre has been established*
in the Crapaud and Tryon districts,
under direction of - the Dairy Divi-
sion, Ottswa, with Mr. George Bur-
gess of Crapaud as oillcial recorder,
this is the sixth now in operation in
the Maritime Provinces. Harvey
Mitchell of the Dominion Department
of Agriculture who has supervision
of this work came in last evening
from Crapaud and left this morning
for Truro, N. S., where he will ad-
dress the annual meeting of the
Nova Scotia cheese and butter mak-
ers' Association at the Agricultural
College. <
ROAD BREAKING.-The atten-
tion of road-masters is called to the
necessity of having the roads (and
especially roads on a rural mail
FOUW). properly broken at a reason-
able time in the day in order that
the mail driver may perform hs
duties satisfactorily, It is 'well
known that a great and universal
complaint ascends when the carrier
does not arrive “on time" for his
rnany.ps.trons, not considering that
he often gets his horse down in a
snow bank and is thus delayed by
broken harness, while at the same
time he is endangering the future
usefulness or even the life of his poor
horse. Not infrequently the half-
perished mail-carrier has to plead
with a negligent roadmaster to have
the roads broken that he may fulill
obligations expected of him. It
is hoped that this duty will he at-
tended to for the rest of the winter,
so that the splendid beneilts of the
Rural System may not be lost by the,
to his. new dwelling holllc. which
has iust been completed in the most
up to date manner, ,and lighted
throughout. with - electric lights.
,a ul. ,- --»»
.,§_E8IOUS LOSB.-His, friends re-
gflt to learn that Mr. Geo. McKay,
Found's Mills, lost his very valuable
brood mare two weeks ago, by blood-
poisoning following the mare’s calk-
lng herself with a sharp heel-calk.-L
APPl{ECI-A'l‘ION.- The following
kind letter was forwarded to Mrs,
A. Maclnnes. Dear Mrs. Maclnnesz
We the members of thc choir of St.
Jnhn's Church, Belfast, wish to ten-
der you, and your family, our sin-
cere sympathy in your recent béreave- -
 WEIGHTB AND MEASURES.-An
-ed, and that-these amendments be-
your loved ones, now _and through-
Dnt -the donning years. Signed- In,
behalf of the Choir.
Church, in Hamilton, on Januaryi
rector of the church, who it..will be
remembered conducted a divine cam-
paign of about two weeks in St.
Paul's Church in this city a short'
time ago, declared the second con.-
.ing of Christ to be at hand. Those
who attended the services here and
learned the emphasis of Canon How-
itt's preaching can realize with what
force he stated that "While there
is no scriptural warrant to prove it,
the year 1914 would seem to be the
possible date for the Lord’s return.
Many Godly men believe this” ly
cluding Evan Roberts, ev. ,J._ , .
Luce, of Gloucester, an' ',-3§o'l~d “Rad-`
stock. Everbidvher ft' Eigiplfession
seemstp pre fl.  o om and
Gornloxanhwwdg destroyed, the Lord
revbn Hi' the fact to Godly people.
Similarly the fact was revealed be-
fore Jerusalem was destroyed. Bs
fore Christ came to earth it was re-
vealed and indications now are that
the Lord is to return to earth iior
the second time." One reason the
preacher assigned to his remarkable
statement was that ,there was more
sin and wickedness in the world now
than ever before.
Is Yi ur Wife Bad Tempered 'I
Chances are she has corns that
aches like fury. Buy her a bottle of
Putnam's Corn Extractor. ‘It acts
painlessly, gives instant relief, 
cures every kind of corn. Insist on
getting only Putnam's Extractor,
people of the province.-L.
ment- F01’ 111811? Y°5l`B MT- MM' gifs. McLeod of thesame place were
Innes has been a valued leader, andhmlggq in mm-|-mga The ce"m0ny_
helper of the choir, where-his placamggg nnpfqrmeq by the Revd_ J_ H_
wiu nn nimcnit to f\i\.e.v.lssy ,God'»§,u¢l-lame in tnn presence of menus .
"Wh bl°“i“%`~.f°9ff “P011 ¥°“»f “nd of the bride and groom. The bride, `
25c. at all dealers. ”
order in council has been issued at
the Government House at Ottawa,
that an act for amendments to the
regulations _for the governance of
weights and measures, as established
by an order in council of the 17th
day of December, 1898, be authorin-
°0lf-B Ollerative irtrm the first day of
JBHUIPY. 1914, exce_pning*where ano-
ther date is specified tllfereio, in which
case such dai’a_is to Fake elect.
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PRE'l'ry, ,wIsmn1Nc..--s vei-y in-
t°|’°5¢i|1K cveattook pla on Decem-
ber 30th. atthe, Presbygriah Manse,l
Brookfield, when Louise Henry Dav- l
il!! M¢.P\l,6FlQ}l of Darlington, audi
ic Ann dellghter of Donald R. and
who was unattended, was very be-,
comingly dressed in a navy blue suit
with black and white picture hat '
____ iAfier the ceremony the young coupldithe most D\°”'°““¢ 079111955 01 3 We'
JUDGMENT DAY.-in St. Ge0rge’s received the congratulations of those time-*L-
present. Then drove to their home in-i
4th, Rev. Canon F. E. HOWl¢»¢, the Darlington. Mr. and Mrs. McPherson ' *’“
are very popular and their many
friends extend congratulations and
good wishes without number. A , 
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CRAPAUD.-Mr. Robert, Moore =- ‘is
now engaged in preparing materials
to build a new dwelling house _...on
his property on the south side. A
very interesting debate was held here
Saturday night by the Young Peo-
ple's '~' Mutual Improvement Society
the subject .being “Resolved that
,anticipation gives greater pleasure
than realization," which was ably
discussed by .a number of speakers.
At its close a vote was taken which
resulted in favor of the resolution by
a small majority. The subéect select-
ed for debate for next Saturday
night, Jan. 10th is: "Resolved that
modern civilization has not produced
happiness in the world." -A num- ‘
ber oi P. W_. Students. who .have
been spending their holidays at their
homes at and near Crapaud returned
last Monday to Charlottetown to
resume their' studies. ` '
  uicunzsc.
TRLTW DELAYDD-"l\i5#
train was an hour late in srri
#om Georgetown this morninl- 00°
train was run from Georgetown with
SILVER WEDDING.-Probably the
most enjoyable event nf the festive
eason in Graham’s Road, was 'the
silver wedding, the 25th anniversary
of the marriage of Mr. and Mrs.John
P
sghsn, son of James Csllazhlll 0' “N
Poet Oilloe Department ldt *bil
morning for Ottawa where he has M-
cured a position in the Department
or agriculture Mr Osnuslwn l\\°-
eeesfully passed in the last Civil Ser
vice examinations for the inside ser
vice He is another of those luc-
cessful ones who were prellnrcd Bt
the Union Commercial College. 8151
NOX A COLD
Because it is not a Pnlllllt ll\°¢|°'
--- me but a prescription of a Very Gln
PRESENTATION -The evening of
ne and . 1os Nox»0°14 *ll
mxeany zsnmina we perbotllé at
ii. Brown of that place. The _spaef D” \33""» "95 Pl°°'°““u7 'pmt “t gn dr" "om, At Hughes Drug
ous and beautiful home was _made
_ h tb pie of Brook
“‘°’° "°““”'“' "Y “"“’”° °°°°"‘ iwnlilnusfmliylgdmtfo ligase Mr wubm
tions of ever ens and what with fi
tenanoes oi a hundred happy friends.,
the scene was one not soon to be chm.Qh_ Thehdd,-as was 1-md by Mgsg
J
forgotten. Mr. and Mrs. Brown were
gre
brilliant lights and beaming coun-4°
the recipients of a large number ohtlon made by Miss Mattie MscLeod.\
0 M
autiful and costly presents testi '
b . '_
lying to the esteem in which they plgcnly by surprise responded very'
are held by all their acquaintances in*
New London. The time was -whiled
a S'
way by the older ones in pleasant
reminiscences of the Past quarter of
a century, while some of the Iyounger,
of the party indulged ln the tersich-
orlan art for a few hours. In the
meantime a sumptuous supper was
served in Mrs. Brown's excel
lent fashion. At 2 o’clock,after wish-
lng Mr. and Mrs. Brown and family
8 happy New Year and a continu-
nnen of the nappillevi °f *U0 past
twenty-five years, they dispersed to
their homes having enl0Y¢d 0” °f
SHORT COURSE.-Mr. T. A. Ben-
son, Dominlon Pollltrylllan ollellnd
the actual class work of the Bhort
Course, in the new hall of the Agri-
cultural Building on Monday morn-
ing at 11 o'clock. Mr. Benson took
classes of 20 devoting twenty mrln-
utes to each class, demonstrating
from 11 a. m. t0 5 D. m. Beiidell
demonstrating the candling and
grading of eggs, Mr. Benson was able
to give an exceedingly clear descrip-
tion and comparison of the general
system of marketing eggs and the
improved system as adopted by the
Prince Edward Island egg circles,
and egg circles in other parts of the
Dominion. In his work, Mr. Benson
was greatly assisted by having at
his disposal, the splendid exhibit.
which was put up by the Poultry
Division of the Live Stock Branch,
of the Dominion Department of Agri-
culture, Ottawa, of which Mr. W. A. '
Brown, who is expected on the Is-|
land today is the Chief. This exhib- i
it was put up at the time of the ‘
Poultry Show, and the details dis-'
played are so complete as to consti-
tute an almost perfect education for
both producer and consumeryand had .
our housewives turned out fn force,|
during the poultry show, they could
have learned quite easily, how to
~ _ lstesllib-.I-l|n|ses.‘l'snsts. lover to the Island. lA trial Wm °°“vi"°° Y°“ Of their
.
ddress in appreciation of his ser-
Ito” show our appreciation for YO'-ll'
ing like Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver
superior merit. ,
e home of Mrs John Drummond,
ummond with a handsome gilt and
ces as 'organist in Brookfield
anie McPherson and the presents#
r. Drummond though taken 60111-1
oourteously to the following address.
r Mr. Drummond.-It , IB Wmll
reat pleasure we meet here toniEh¢,
mplaisant and painstaking services!
organist in Brookfield Church. We
reel -both nonnrna nnd prlvunsed 1°
ving such an ingenuous orglllliit.
and one, who is alW8YS “BUY 0 8”'
when called on whether on the Sab-
bath or on week days. We _know f»1lB¢
there is a great responsibility resting
on you, yet 'by YOU' Pf°mPt and
cheerful compliance to duty. Y°“
ave won the respect and esteem of
he whole congregation. We wish you
to accept this gift as a small token
of appreciation for your valued ser-
vices.
With best wishes ior n Happy New
Year from the y_0\ll1Z P00910 Of B"°0k'_
field Congregation.
Ii All Depends
on the Liver
So important is the liver and so
great is its influence on the other vi-
tal organs of the body that it may
be said you have little to fear from
the ordinary ills of life so long as
the liver is in healthful working or-
der. The dlgestive processes are so
dependent on free action of' the liver
that any derangement of this organ
soon brings trouble.
Billiousness and constipation fol-
low, with headache and depressed
spirits. Additional work is thrown
on the kidneys, and soon the whole
eliminating system is deranged and
the blood carries poisons through the
body. Careful eating is 3 great help
towards keeping the liver right, but.
when it does get wrong there is noth-
Pllls to restore the liver to healthful
action. ‘
uwuh the nnnrntlon of one ny fuel
' hunt ireeuozhadlnensed nrub ilu absolute] avoid purohasin d a:°er;“r$'nT‘§ga3§9n dilgiestliiiallggdnzii
 » 5 " lmpro:;¢|B.|°""'- H°:1'"'°“}°"'- paying fosr anything but agsolutaelly cretory systems are get in °rder° It
“' 'nnin:hl»'lli’;»'n°:f:il"u:.':.'.n'¢'n'ff fresh eggs. Citizens are greatly in- in wonderful nm benefit obtained ‘W
§.~.""°° °'""*‘ “"4 5:" F="f- sented tn the Live stock nrnncn at 1° 'ew d°"" °' Dr' C"“°°'“ Kidnev-
,..,.,,,,,,§,”°‘,‘(,,",',“,",",,,{',§’f'f'“,,,,,,'°'P,},‘2 ottnwn, for having nent thin exhibit Liv" Pm’ ““d°' mes” °"““‘““t““°°°
store
 m
 ,1914
Office Supplies
We have an immense
supply of Ledgers, Cash
anna., my anna., an'
Books, leffer Books’ ‘Jour-
nals and Bank Books Of
*gdoon osrrlou -ur Jenn onu WHY DUCTORS PIISQUHI
Dr , n ` .
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every description.
Leiter Presses, the laiesf
and beef in I" iles ‘Binding
Cases, Lciier Cases, Price
Books, Pocket and Office
Diaries, Fountain Pens.
lnh, eic _eic.
0ne million envelopes
(ell sizes) lowest 'prices
Foolscap, Account Paper.
Amount Pads.
60 dozen of our cel-
ebrated“Snccess" Binding
Cases which we offer in
dozen lots at the low price
of $2.40 per doz,com plete,
large purchases for cash
enables us to sell at Fact-
ory prices, Our motto for
1914 will be ‘ The best
goods at the lowest prices”
Wholesle Q. Retail
Carter & Company
Limited
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SWEEPING   JHANUHRY Xllllf
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iscounts 20 to   .ome and ' articipate
Fur Muffs and Stoles -  Men’3 Overcoats
1-4 off
I Real Mink Mull $55.00 now $41.25
l Real Mink Muff 68 on now 5I.00
1 Real Mink Mud 80.00 now 60.00
2 Black Persian Lamb Mud' 19.50 new I4 62
1 Black Persian Lamb Muff 27-50
1 Black Persian Lamb Mnif 38.50
2 Alaska Sable Mails 28.00 now 2| 00
1 Alaska Seal Mud 22 oo now
2 Large Grey Lamb Muffs r2.oo now 9.00
Also Persian Paw, Columbia Sable & Mink Marmot Mulfs in large
variety to select from, all at 25 p. c. oil. Stoles to match any of the
above furs 25 p. c. oil",
’ Ladies' Skirts 4.50 to 6.50 '
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Now $2.98' ‘ 2
About two dozen ladies' skirts in black and colored, good servicable
skirts, some of them not just up to the minute in style but otherwise OK
$2 98 each.
Ladies’ Coats $4.98
A 24 coats not this yeai’e importation. regular $ro.oo to $16 oo coals.
Come quick if you went a good warm cost at a reductions price. $4 98.
Ladies’ Coats 20 p. c. off  
[very one of ihis lei new this year . d ,B t eéd , h I E(ICh
Men’s Tweed Overcosts
Men’s Freize Overcoats
Men’s Diagonal Tweeds
Men’s Diagonal Tweeds
Men’s Tweed Overcoats $7-50 now 6 oo
We have hundreds to select from
Boys' Opercoats Priced to Clear
B°Y'! TW¢¢d 0V¢f¢-*|015 4 5° f°f $3-0° BOYS Tweed Overcoats 6,50 for 5 20
Boy’s Tweed 0vercosts“5.go for 4.40 Boy’s Tweed Overcoais 8,0: for 6 on
Deeply Cut
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9,co now 7.50
ro,oo now 8.oo
1o,oo now 8 oo
14.50 now 11,60
17 60
  Fur and Fur Lined Coats 20p.c.off
Men's Siberian Wolf Costs $22 now17 60 Men’s Marmot Lined Coats (Marmot
Men’s Alaska Beaver Cost $25 now $20 Conn; Bnnver Shel ) 5,,_00 now 4,100
Men's Rlcoon Coats 85.00 now 68 oo M.n»,, Rqt Used goam (One, Con”
Men’s Racoon Costs $1 lo now $88. Beaver Shell) 55.00 now 44.00
Men’s Racoon Costs $125 now $103 Mm-S R" Limd C,,,,t,, (Om, Con"
Men’e Fur Lined Coats (German Otter Bgnvgf S1|¢l|)._g5_°° now 63_
Collar Beaver Shell) 3o.oo now 24.oo
  Sheep Linfied P Coats ~
$4.75, 6.25. 7.30. 7.25» 3 35 all sf 20 pi c, off
Men’s Caps Fur Boy’s Sweaters 19c
Bands 49c
$5 so coat. for   30 OZED IDC!! W GRP! Wt ill'
 1  _ rq.oo Coetefor 9 60
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l 7.1.,
 ' F ur Lined Coats 20 P- ¢- off- nnfiilii I . df'f.f.»i-§i,.“'l%l‘:2?~.°.%l»
if  ' La(g;8’pF;r¢S‘?ats  _Sn A.  M LZ`a7?i1f;land's
  zsbserszzzfls. Horse Rugs, 1-3 off
, sndonupto$24sllu2op.e.oil. usoforgsc   IJSQNI234 g ~
» . ' ' b ds . ulsr 65 & 75a quality I
7-gg   0 . .ng gg T5.; ¢n¢h_ All other lines ’¢;fn 3:9; I5 dozen in the lot, regular 3 5 to 5oc
,, , ggclo can for $8_    ' ill' SRC? d¢°PlY di9¢°\1\l¥¢d= - sweslcrs while they last :gc each.
2.50! li
ss'
Men’s Chevron Tweeds 16.50 now 13.20
Men’s Diagonal Tweeds 18 oo now I4 40
Men's Chinchilla Overcoars 22.06 now
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Store
Dress Goods
and Suitings 1.4 Off
481: Dress Goods now 36: yd,
5oc Dress Goods now 48: yd
1 65:: Dress Goods now 49.1541,
80: Dress Goods now 604: yd,
85c Dress Goods now 64c yd,
'end so on right through the brightest dress goods stock in the elty all at
25 P. c. off.
Silks All Discounted
Our whole stock of elegant evening Silks, plain Pailettes, Brocndes
and stripes all included in this sale, See our 36 inch Psilettes 24 shades
io select from regular 99c quality naw 75C yd_ Compare
Millinery 1-2 Prige
Coating Cloths 25 p. c. off
Blue Blanket Costing 31,25 yd for 94¢,
Grey Blanket Costing $1.25 yd, for 94c.
Black Frieze Costing ¢r.25 yd. for 94n
Grey Tweed Costing 51,65 yd- for 5| 24_
Brown Boucle Costing Ingo yd- for $1.43
Grey Chevron Costing $2.20 yd. for $155 ` »
Brown Tweed Costing $2.65 yd, fm- $2 09
Aga' 8°°°* lsvtllv is yds in e-ch) in rwaa, cnannnnlnn ina
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mil
' All at
BVU! ffimmtd and untrimmed hat in the store and there
is some good picking all at 5oc on the dollar. A
25 P. c. off
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