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. players are satisfied with
 nothing but the best and
' that is the reason they
I have selected the Invictus
hockey boot for all their
ff, important matches.
_, Invictus boots are made
i of best grade mnlehide
1 throughout, reinforced at
I every particular point
with rawhide. There is a
_ line insole of good grade
; felt, the tongue is felt
; lined and the boot iayas
strong, comfortable. neat
iitting and stylish as any
, particular player could
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Shown in all sizes $5.
_ A pair of extra long raw
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A May be 0biained`
i On Sumaof-S100
and upwards
This Campaay is prepared
to lend money for clients on
first mortgages ' on improved
realestate.
Where the sum invested is
insufficient to secure a nio't-
, gage then several such sums
are invested in one mortgage
and a declaration of irnst
given the investor. sftting out
clearly his intereit in the said
mortgage.
By this method the small
investor may participate in
the high interest earning
security of first mortgage.-.
Those' without funds at
‘ _ present may deposit sums of
$1 and upwards at 4 per cent.
interest until$ioo stands to
their credit in this way, and
then a 6 p. c investment will
be recommended consisting
of a declaration of trust
secured by a first mortgage
on improved real estate.
i Such a planes this care-
‘ fully carried out will lead to
at least a comfortable income.
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Appointment
If you cannot cali, phone
397-Y for appointment.
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Babies will grow-and while
have them photographed often
to keep arecord of each
stage of their child~
collection ol
and more as
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they are growing. you should `
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Tuting of the
Patrons of the
Company. will
MURCHISON,
\Secretary,
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our H eating
and cooking apparatus will last
much longer if you use our coal.
We have now on hand all kinds
of fresh mined coal free from slate
and stone. 
Sand ua your addraaa and wo will
I note prices.
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i TRUST
CUMPANY
Advisory Board
. W. H, Aitken
i . rm Chas. Dalton
Fran lr R. aartz
li. M. Davison
V Manager
Morris Block
Charlottetown
Victoria Nanaimo. New _
London, Eng, Antwerp,
Belgium.
3659- i- 3Mstt3i
ORDON IVEB in Guardian
agent in Montague. Hia oflce phone
is 18 and ralidonea phone 20.
...*THE MORNING DAILY Guard-
ian can be obtained at W. A. John-
aton'a, Montague. -
...'FISI-IING POOR.-The Fortune
fishermen report smelts and eela vary
scarce this week.-F.
...‘MR. ED. D. FEE!-IAN Guardian
representative in Sourla will gladly
receive subscriptions and advertising
matter at the otlice of undertake: W.
L. Dlngwell. I-l‘ls phone number is 5.
...'CH'URCH SERVICES.-A High
Mass was celebrated in the Catholic
church at Georgetown on Tuesday,
to celebrate the feast of tha Epiph-
any. Benediction was held in the
evening, The Rev. Fr. Gallant otli-
clatiug.-G.
...°EGG CIRCLE FORMED.-Mr. T.
Care of Poultry in general and the
benefits derived from an egg circle,
after which an egg circle was for
ing ye-ar.-F.
...°SEAL KILLED.-Quite a little
excitement was caused in Georgetown
a few days ago by the capture or
rather the killing of a large seal.
Tha seal was caught sight of in the
water by Mr. Temple Gotell, who
promptly took a shot at it and was
fortunate or rather expert enough
,tp make a killing. The animal was
d large one, and a particularly line
example of the species.-G. ‘
...‘ANNUAL MEDPIN-G-The Bay
Fortune Presbyterian Church held
its annual meeting on New
Yeai”s Bight which was very
was very satisfactory and a
lot of business was put through, af-
ter which the ladies served a lunch
that was dainty, but satisfying Af-
ter a number of votes of thanks were
tendered all left for home being
well pleased with the way the even-
ing was spent.--F.
...°GEORGE’1‘0WN CONCERT.-The
closing concert given by the pupils
of the Georgetown High School was,
from every point of view, highly .suc-
cessful. To give in detail the diiler-
ant numbers on the program would
not be interesting to many, but if
the excellant order which revails
i i p d'
, , and the hearty applause and frequent
I Other Oflices, Vancouver, encores ma k
y be ta eu as a. token of
its success, the concert met with the
I
Wesgminsgeg, Calgary, I approval of all who attended it. In
, . th lin i h 1 _
Reginfb WinniP5§» Milntreal toivn eaciwisyiaooprodiiildiaerbsorgigglgieg
which many well excite the envy of
the larger schools of Charlottetown
and Summerslds, and it argues well
talent, that in the more
‘ "Merchants and Professional Men
requiring Office aullplies. !l'0!r~ 8
thousand page IJEDGER to a LEAD
Pnuon. should icuii up CARTER &
CO’S !'Ad" in this issue, it will P_BY
tg do gg, 3641-1-Imsl.
"These cold winter nights YOU Heed
a hot water bottle and the beat
place to get them is here at The
Two Macs. Our hot Water \>0tl'»1€B
are made of best H359 rubber. B1*
tra strong and the better grad” 91°
guaranteed for two years and over.
Priced at $1.15 up. The 'I‘W° Mm'
149 Great -George St. NNY-
“Paton’s Sale Begins today.
3770-1-9Me1i
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No part of your dress
is more important than
the footwear.
Correct Style is Euan-
tial Quality and Comfort
are both necessary to sat-
isfaction. This very cam-
bination ii just-what has
made
~ Walk-Overs
the most popular lineof
shoes in the world.
Morris & Smith
'Charlotteiown Agent!
this year’a business. _
g__.@-is* _-1-J serious work of their studies, few
hm at C°mw‘m’  = sfiligolfhe gags; 0,°‘;',‘,i§l:,’,':0;‘,1“ai,iI‘1€
I4-th at 2\3° P.m, . .¢Big bargains at Patong Sale g:‘Z€_l11 , wllilclli was recently obtained
o Bc oo ro e
_ . 'p v d an important
which opens today 3770-1-91\/Ielliractor in tus success of the concert,
for lt enabled much of the practising
to be dons in the school itself; It
ia intended to hold a similar con-
cert and pie social at some time
during the winter. -G.
...'A VOICE FROM MILLTOWN
CROSS;-The farmers of Mllltown
are taking advantage of the good
roads and are 'busily engaged in
hauling their wini;er's iwood.-The
school is progressing favorably un-
der the skilful managment of the
teacher, Mr. John Bears, Brooklyn,-
Mr. Daniel Stewart, Commercial
Cross, spent Sunday in Milltown.--
Mrs. N, Campbell and Mrs. Robert
Thompson spout 'Sunday evening with
Mrs. George Stewart, Milltown. -Mr.
and Mrs. Finley McBath, Mlllzown.
spent Sunday at Commercial Cross.-
Mr. Noah Campbell has returned
home from Charlottetown, where ‘ne
was on a business trip.-Mr. James
Condon and Vincent MnK»eanay, St..
Marys Road paid a flying visit to
Milltown.-Misa Katia Stewart, Mill-
town, was visiting at Commercial
Cross the guest of Mrs. D. Stewart.
-Misses Ella and Esther Campbell
spent Sunday at Victoria Cross, the
guests of Mrs. David Raid.-Mr. Rus-
sell Moore, Alblon, spent Sunday at
Milltown Cross.-Mr. Lindsay Kempt
who at present is in the employ of
Mr. Daniel Nicholson, Commercial
Cross. spent Sunday with his _ par-
ents at Milltown.-The genial mail
driver, Mr. Wm. Bruce, is making
s, good time. _‘
Expert
0piieal Service
Our business is to ex-
amine Eyes. We aim to
give our patrons the ben-
eiit, the most modern and -
approved methods of ex-
amination.
That our services are
appreciated. is evidenced
by the large increase in
We guarantee to give
you the best results ob-
tainable by the use of
properly Etted lenses.
A. Benson, Dominion Poultry repre-
sentative, addressed a large audience U19 418Y Su al`0“11d U10 Sf- Pill'-¢\'9
at. the Red House Cheese Factory on BHY Bild ml'-DY BW the Wfmdefllll
the night or nec. sotu. Hs spoke on Keats dolly performed by both learn-
the winter production of eggs and 01'! Bild W9-¢l1°l`la
Cash must accompany order Mini
mum charge twenty-five cents.
...°WEEK OF PRAYER.-The weak
,of Prayer is being observed in the
Protestant Churches, Sourla. Tha
prayer meetings, the first of which
took place in the Methodist Church,
Monday evening, are held in the
Mlathodiat and Presbyterian churches
alternatively.-°
i ...‘OPEN HARBOR.-The harbour
of Georgetown is remarkably free
and clear of ice for the time of year.
The ferry-boat: to Lower Montague
is still running, and the schooner
Alma L. Gertio is expected in daily
with a load of coal. She will be a
welcome visitor here, as a great
many have not yat been supplied
with their wiuter'a coal.-G.
`...°COMING EVENT- Rumor has
it that one of C'harlottetown'a well
known ladies' will shortly take up
her residence permanently in Bt. Pet-
ers Bay. -Skating is the order oi
...°RAILWAY TIME.-e'l`ha change
nf time which took place on Satur-
med
and the ofllcers elected for the com- ‘MY 1°” “nec” tm’ E°°t°r“ hmm”
considerably. The reducing of the
trains to one a day, makes consider-
able complications in mails, etc.,
while for the unfortunate passenger
who is obliged to travel on freight
days, the journey is anything but
Ia desirable one. The only salvation
appears to be in a speedy setting in
ol the ice which will bring the win-
ter boats and the mail special hack
_,to Georgetown.-G,
.
...°NORTl-I LAKE.-‘Tha semi-nn~
nual Elamination of the North Lake
School was held in the school room
on the 22nd.u1t., and was attended
by the trustees and by a large num-
ber of rate-payers and visitors. The
largely ,,ttended_ The report pupils were examined in the different
sublects by Mr. Christopher, teacher
at East Point. The randy answers oi'
the pupils and their present standing
reflects much credit on their pains-
taking teacher, Miss McDonald, who
has not only conducted the school
with marked success but has also
succeeded in arousing a new interest
among the rate payers.-°
...*DREDGE LAID UP.-Deedga No.
9 is now lying up at Queen's wharf,
Georgetown, for her winter quarters.
For a considerable time past she has
been working at Lower Cardigan,
and having finished operations there
,had orders to proceed to Souris for
her winter quarters. Accordingly
Saturday she was taken in tow by
the big William Aitken and a course
shaped for Souris but when about
two miles past Bougbton Island, the
weiatlier became so stormy that it
was impossible to go further so she
put back _to Georgetown arriving
there about five o'clock. On Tuesday
for the versatility of the chudrews orders arrived to take winter quart-
ers here. The tug took the scows to
Newport on Tuesday, afterward, pro-
ceeding to Charlotetetown. His
friends use glad to have the genial
Capt. McCarthy and his crew with
them for the winter.-G.
EASTERN PERSONALS
...'Mr. William Simons of Boston,
Mass., is visiting in Little Rivar,the
guest of Mr. William McDonald.-F.
...*lVlr. J. Howard MacDonald was
n. passenger from Georgetown- to
Charlottetown on Tuesday.-G.
...*Mr. William Jinklna of Little
River was in Souris on a business
trip last Friday.-F.
...°Mr. James Kickham, Souria
West, was a passenger to Charlotte-
town Monday to attend the short
course.-°
_ ...°Miss Hazel Sterns, has returned
to Montreal after spending the
Christmas holidays with her par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Btarns.
Souris.-°
.(Fi‘0!l1 YeBlS0rday’s Evening Guardian)
...°Mlsa Julia Mclieown was a
visitor to Georgetown during the
drst of the week.--G.
...°Mr. S. S. Hessian, who has been
visiting his father in Georgetown re-
turned the first of the weak to Cuar-
lottetown.--G,
...*Mr. Jas. Hessian is at present
replacing Mr. Thos. Renton as tire-
man on the Georgetown train, Mr.
Renton being rendered unfit for work
by illness.-G.
-*Mlas Freda Morrissey has ra-
turned to Georgetown, from Halifax
where she has been spending the
Chrlatnins holidays with her friends.
-G.
...*Mrs. Matilda Gordon, returned
the hrst oi the weak from Malpequa,
where she has been visiting friends.
Mrs. Gordon was accompanied on her
return by Misa Margaret McGougnn
who intends spending the winter in
Georgetown.-G.
...°Saveral of the Collage students
who have been spending their holi-
days at their homes ln Georgetown,
returned to their work the drot. of
the weak. Among the number were!-
Misa Lottie Fitzgerald and Mr. Guy
MacPhee, both attending Prince ol
Wales and Mies Helen MacDonald ati
tending the U. C. C.-G.
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“Wearwell P a n t a;°’
i G. F. l|lllCl\¢S0|l i <}°°“*v s°°°» P'i°°°
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_.-'"]i'i'iNl"I'AL’RY 9. 1914 -_ ~   V   GUAELDIAN _  i - rms., 0,. -A‘,__,`;.»" PAGE TB_]_R*__[fEE_N
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The Clean Sweep _
Sale
18 In Fun F0.-ce
33 1 -3 pr. c. Discount 25 p. c.
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Winter Coats Silks '
Chiidren’s Dresses Dress Goods
Waists Handbags
Neckwear Laces
Whitea'ear Fancy Linne "
Trimmings Embroidery
Veiling Coatings
20 p. c. off Everything Else
' iurilev Bros
The aiwavs' busv Store.
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hings are Booming
at the
ational lothing 0.
Judging by the volume oi business this sale has
brought us, it leads us to believe that PEOPLE KNOVV
GO©D.VALUES when they see it and they certainly
SEE IT HERE!
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This Announcement
is to inform the purchasing Public of this city and vicinity
that the PRICE CUTTING KNIFE is doing noble work
and is cutting Deeper and Deeper into the Price Tickets.
EXTRA SPECIAL DURING THIS SALE!
Two Lois Of Sample llewson All Woollen
shin. .ii 95.. Sweats" i
Men’s fine shirts “'l`ooke” and  per cent 
_ . ' ll overs or Coat Sweaters in all the
“Crescents” make, just arrived. We m pu
bought them at 3 bargaim Values up to new shades, also many of the club colors
i;’.ii3.i‘;‘;‘i1.f7,“.;.‘?;‘f.‘{€‘§..i‘;‘S 95s.... 20 per cent Discount
SUITS and OVERCOATS Still Lower
' Avail yourself of this grand opportunity and before making your purchases
we strongly recommend you to see the money saving values now offered at e
National Clothing Co.§
Charlottetown. P. E. I.
3761
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