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of new
Chocolate l
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ceived. Each box ‘iss f_
work of art--sind best cf ?
all 'is filled with 3
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Molr s _
Chocolates
it ”i`t`ely fflsvoredand has the .
V Moir peculiarity of being |1
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Sunnyside
highly digestible. 1
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Mrs. J. Wcrfervelt uf 1'ntr-rsnn, N. J., writes:
"I IIIIVQ H ||l|`K¢° f“lllll.V ul' srunll cl|llrll‘en. and
lt has Nuvml me uluuy il \l<»¢~lnr‘N hill. For
quluuy am-l» tllrulli Il Ie n it-lulr uvr-r thnt. My
illfle girl has u|»|'nInt~4.l her uuirle und ls com-
ing srounrl flue lvlthaut any olher doctor thun
I_lsd\vuy’s Ready llellef."
,_ BIIIIESSIIRE 'IIIIIIIIT
A_ppI_y the Relief to -file .throntV|Iml~chent
. unll he »~urfnt-e sruurts und ruildcus. (Jive
1fsd\vuy's Pills in Nurll dunes as will freely
1 move the lu»\\'ela. For n suulrlen cold. tnku u
large duno of Ilu1i\\'uy’s Pills, und u tcuspoorl-
_ Iul of Relief \\'llll n fruspomrflll of mulimses,
ln u tumbler of hot walt-r. ltuflre nt mu-o to
bell. A Profuse |»rrupfraliou will ln-oak out,
lull In the ulornlug the culrl \\'l|l be nom-.
IIADWAY du U0.. llontrsul. Gun.
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" The Chsrlollefown Guerdisn
i and Ik "
A The _‘=~Mo_iil`l ng Guardian .
and Th:SF,li_ _ ,'Herald` and
W kr t . e 
gage; y ar on year$3_00
The Evening Guardian and
The Family Herald and
W ki St .
eagle’ y ar one year 
Address all club offers to
THE CHARLO'l"l`E'I‘OWN
I ` GUARDIAN
_ Charlottetown _
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`i"_House and "
' FOR SALE
At Orwell Cove'
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Formerly occupied by John
Glil'.ffA_‘pply to =: fV V n
 fMcKi'nnon_ McNei||»
~ ;` " . Solicitors,
. ""` Great __org_g Street.
5?.
_ ._ oumswrsmn.
sfhsteetlon is something wot-tn onus
thinking over when having hour teeth
attended  _.
we ousssurnn' ssrrsnorrou
' llieelown and-brldslwork. plstework,
inleys one fillings st reasonable
 nnuunsuee~s'm. Extreme!
witness nun. g ,_,__,,,,,_
Ilr. lluhlna J” °."°*_‘& __
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‘GO AFTER THAT
The Remington
‘you make' the
_szoinst heavy
Halifax, N. S
  resorts I
Mrs. 'r. ‘c. James, onarlottetgwn,
is visiting at The Manse, Alberton,
the guest of Rev. Mr. and Mrs._Mil1-
ar. _
Mrs 'A. McDonald, M. L`. McDonald,
Charlottetown, one Mr. 1:. n,~ne1l‘,
Montague -were recent visitors' in
New Glasgow, N. El. ‘ `
The many friends of Misd Mamie
Gillespie, Charlottetown,' will re-
gret *to learn that she is ill in the
1”. E. I. Hospital suilering from
appendicitis. -
Mr. C. E. Rolrblee of New `York,
crossed Thursday by the S.. S.
Mlnto, after spending afew weeks
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex-
under Robblee of Tryon, P. E. I.-*
. . '~ 'H-_-. ru for »»ll\`l~‘
Mr. Ryerson Rem, who has been in
Moose Jaw, Sack., for some tinie,is
spending the holidays with his .par-
ents,_ Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Reid ol
Tryon, P. E. I.
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(From Snturday’s Evening Guardian)
._Mr. `B. I. Rayner, Alberton, ws`s in
the city to-day,
Mr. David H. Auld, Freetown, was
among the New Year visitors to
Charlottetown, _ _ _
Mr. Hurry Beaton, of Winnipeg,
Mon., is spending his vacation at
his home in Bonshaw.
Mr. Wm. Cullbeck, Bedeque, was in
(Jharlottetownon f, business trip Fri-
day. returning on the afternoon
train. _
»__._
Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Clark, Sumluer-
side. spent the New Year holiday ln
Charlottetown, returning home last
evening. _
His many friends will be pleased
to see Mr. Malcolm Macphail, Bon-_
shaw, home again, after a -two
months' sojourn in Maine.
Mr. John Matthewson of the em-
ploy of Beer & God. Oharlottetown,
has returned to the city after spend-
ing n very pleasant New Your the
guest of Mr. Simon Blondon, Junic-
tion Road.
Mr. U1ric.G. Dawson, _Principal of
Fortune Bridge School, passed
through Charlottetown Friday, from
Bedeque, where he has been spending
hlsthollduys with his parents, John,
and Mrs. Dawson. _
Misses Mary Callaghan, teacher of
Mt-.'BYBI1, and Margaret' Clarkin,‘ of
Hopefield, were in the city today cud
returned in theafternoou to` resume
their school duties ,after a very
pleasant _V Xmas holiday ` tit their
homes.  .,_, _ __ . _
wnlrs |lVn|uVslwlz  
win unisz usill
"PAPE'El DIAPli.‘PSIN" MAKES
SOUR, GASBY BTOMACHQ
FIIIELS FINE AT ONCE ~<.
Tlrue it! In flve minutes all stom-
nch distress will go. No fudlgestiun,
heart-burn, sourness or belching of
gas, acid, or eructatlous of uudigest-
ed food, no dizziness, bloating, foul
breath or headache.
Pape’s Diapepsin is noted for its
speed in regulating upset stomachs.
It is the surest, quickest and most
_certY_lu_.- indigestlon remedy in the
who world, and besides it is harm-
less., -V ;
Millions of men and W0m€n n0W GM
their favorite foods without fear-
they know Pspe's Dlapepsiu will save
them from any stomueh misery- .
` Please for your shke, getn large
fifty-cent case of P&D0'B DID-Pelliin
from any drug store and new your
etomeon' right. Don't keep on wins
miserable-life is too short-you are
not here long, so make your stay
agreeable. Eat what you flfke and di-
gest ig; enjoy it, without dread_ol re-
bellion in the stomach.
. Pape's Dlapepsln belongs in your
home anyway. Should one ol the fam
ily eat something which dou't agree
with them, or in case of an attack of
indlgeetion, dysnersle. ses*-'itil 01*
stomach dernngement at dsl‘ti\1\0 0'
during the night, -it is handy IQ ZIV”
the "quickest, surest relief known-
By Deeds
As well as words, we will try
and serve you in 1914. _
As for as we are able and
you will let us. _
In our Time Service.
' The moon will be full Monday,
._-.ssl.;é,t,=-rtg,'_.ils=-li.: wrt;-r' ._
_' _(Continued _1r_mn__p_a¢e ons). _'
originality of tlie'w_drkmsn,?' _Bo in
building the-temple OI Gail."
C0-WORKERS WITH GOD.
"In building that temple," conti-
nued the Doctor, “tho temllle of hu-
manity, _we are to become co-workers
-with God. 1n_tlus -expression we are
taught .to~be thorough--thorough in
our selection ol the msterisl, tho-
rough in our ereetionof -the temple,
This is the primary condition of suc-_
cess, and it is for .tho want of it Vthstl
we continually -fail. It is only by the
habit of thoroughness' that the tem-
ple of character can be made strong
and our -life-work be made useful 'to
others. For_ want of it;_ men doom
themselves to inferiority and useless-
ness.' “Do all as in the great task-
mnstel-’s eye.” Beware of superfl-
clality. lu the great warning of Je-
sus Ohrist we are taught to _build
_successfully for eternity. By ‘digging
.and removing the silted, sand until
'we reach the true foundation. Then
'the house will stand the stress and
strain of storm. But he also points
outfllow the foolish builder erected
his fabric on the sand. .The house
might be beautiful, with lofty pinna-
lcles and gilded vanes, but when. the
rains descended and the storm came
it WHS eW9Dt out to the sea, leaving
nothing, but here and there evidences
of wreckage. What kind of building
iare we erecting on this iounds.tlon‘!
There are many kinds of buildings,
some slim, some substantial, some
useful some ornamental. Butthe
peculiarity of the temple that we' are
supposed to be building is that it
must be fire-Pl‘00f, because it will
pass through the fire. Life, like the
year, keeps winter in reserve. Lite
.burns like fire, and its llre's heat con-
sumes und exposes all. Ouly that
will be destroyed hy the fire which
can he consumed. The Apostle in
Speaking of this testing by lire finds
an illustration in the Uity of Corinth
itself that had e. little previously
been devastated by this ruthless de-
stroyer. Huge slabs of costly and
chiseled marble lay iirm as the rock
ou which they rested; but the glory
of such u foundation was dishonourcd
by the squalid superstructures that
hud been raised thereon. There were
many incongruous scenes. .The Apos-
tle. through this lesson, is warning
us to avoid raising on the noble
foundation, Jesus Christ Himself, u
building that will detract from the
beauty and splendour of the founda-
tion stone. _ We profess in our
Masonic institution; to be God's
builders, to be building for eternity.
We are called upon, therefore, to _egr-
press outwardly something of the
beauty ths.t should dwell in the tem-
ple of God. _Just as .lackin and
Boaz, the -two pillars at the porch of
Solomon's temple, are expressive of
strength in their uprightness; the
carved pomegranates, of fruitful
work; und the lily work that wus
delicately traced _above .the capitals,
expressive of beauty, the whole being
prophetic of the greater beauty with-
ill. B0 W0. Who are made to stand upn
right und look God fn the face,
should live a life strong, useful,
crowned with gracefulness. _Thus
alone can we manifest that we are
the temple of God und give expres-
sion to th_e divine lilo within."
Dr. Fullerton, on behalf _of the ofli-
clals, welcomed the Masons and ex-
pressed pleasure at their, attendance
at church.
_Mr. P. C. Brown leaves this morn-
IHK on s trlp  Thellord Mines, Que-
bec, and Pembbke, Ontario.
'On enquiry last night as to the
_condition of Mr. and Mrs. P. S.
BWWU. who are both patients in the
Ulf? heepftal. it was learned that
they are improving satigfaotoi-y_
::Wlth every Jar of Palitiolive Cream
you will gst,al1so1utely free three
cakes of Palmolivc soap. Price -'bf
Palmollve Cream 50;, With ~cvery‘
bottle of~_Pa1molive_; hsmpoogat lion,
you get free three cakes ol _Pslmolive
coal: lowest prices. 9-23Mtf.
. sm: 7-W5. i' "'
soap. The MBCKIHHOD .Drug Oo., thcmost honestly -made, the most »t1ons, one
Corner Great George and Kent Sta. scientifically made, the most ellectlvei the formula
-Mm of any Line of ,remedies offered for on the wrapper. The
~ the relief _of human life, nn-l we arei Oo., Comer Great George
==BuI1teil1. Bell 0: Co.. for best ready to been that statement to the ste.-Mu.
1
-lussonlcersrlne' ‘ . _ _ ' ' _    _ 
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time so vyholesome.
Is it any WONDER? See what we put into them: Pure chocolate, pure milk,_ _  __
- -pure sugar. _
,  _ soLD EVERYWHERE '
DELICIOUS, SOLID CHOCOLATE,
fr/
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Well-EVERYBODY likes MAPLE BUDS. Their rich. '
creamy flavor Wins hosts of new friends. And listen-
friends of Maple Buds, stick. And this is why-l-
-rio confection you ever tasted was at once so richly flavored and so _
easy to digest. None so delicious to the palate and at the same
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Rexall. Remedies
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(Special to The Guardian.)
TORONTO, January 5-Strong
North-easterly winds with snow or
rain; not much change in tempera-
ture. -
-.'1`1-IE WEATHER- Yesterday's
weather was fine and mild. At night
there were strong winds.
The highest temperature recorded
was 34 degrees above zero, as
against 29 degrees, the lowest regis-
tered on the previous night. At 9
s. m. yesterday it wus 32 degrees
above zero; at 9 p. m. 31 degrees.
above. ‘
The tide will be high this after- _
uc-on at 4.50 and tomorrow at 5.29; _-
it will be high tomorrow morning at
_ I
,The sun sets this afternoon at _
4,55 and tomorrow ut 4.56; lt: rises.
The first quarter nf the moon was
on Sunday, Jnny. -ith nt 3.09 n.m. .
Jnny. 12th at 12.09 n. m.
The l-:ngth of today will he uinc
hours and thrco lnruut-:s.
-.-_-.-_.1---as
Inour Opl ical worlnf _ _ _ _
In our Repair work.  
In our Sales.  _ I my T ' if-“r _ -~
ilu Kind You lim Alma Bought
5.42 und modnesday at 6,49. » il”
fr wtrvrrfvl wr vrfu
_The Morning Guardian (mailed) one yesr .. .. $2 50
The Canadian Countryman (weekly one ycsr...$I.5O
' Total...................$4.0ll
Erlwo papers I0? price of one
For u limited time The Guardian management has complet.-4
qd arrangements to oiler thc above two papers to uuy ud
dress in Prince Edward island for only $2.50.
.it is not necessary to introduce "Tho Guardian" to the
reading public of this province as it enioys u larger circulntlon
by thousands, than any of itscompetitors.
The Canadian countrymen is o WEEKLY farm magazine.
published in Toronto, Ont, printed on excellent coated paper,
size of pages 11x14, a copy to hand contains 32 pages.
The Canadian Countryman is full of farm ldous, splendidly
ll1ll5l5l`8f0‘1 With IBN" WSWS. farm machinery iu operation,
fields Ol Yllgetlblee, Prize Willlllng horses, cattle, hogs, sheep,
._ ,-views of the Art Association exhibit at Toronto, etc. V
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tomorrow and Wednesday morning at ___%‘.4_.»__..nad_an oount__ym_m_ g n ab ut The
7.52. \,,;_." ’
The moon sets this ufternoon at _,_',_3l_9’/:
1.22. /;rf,=-'>
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