.FEBRUARY 16 19141 _ -m ami im -'rss ci-1Aru.o'r'ra'rowN cniiizniiiiv 4 -- ffm 0, .....-- PAGE SEVEN
1 Some; Snaps
for Women
-every item a bargain
Patent pump, two buttons
and strgig, very stylish,
smart a the latest mode,
sizes 21-2 to 7, regularly
$3.50 for........ _$230
A gun metal pump with ‘
` separate straps, natt and
distinctive, sizes 2 1-; to 7,
regularly $3 for....$2.40
. Same as above but made
of patent leather, $3 for
  5240
Patent buttoned boots,
American line, sizes 2 l-2 to
7, _chic and smart, regularly
priced at$4for..... $520 p
Same as above but slight- `
ly cheaper quality, regularly i
$3.50 for.. ...  . . $230
A gun metal buttoned ,
boot, sizes 2 1-2 to 7, a smart
and dressy line regularly
sells for $4 now. . . .. . $3.20
ALLEY`& CO. li
135 Queen St. ,‘
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Phone 397 Y
when you wish to make 1-.
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Cook Studio
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127 Grafton St.
Telephone 192-J.. ‘
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FOXES FOR .1-SALE
1914 Pups Silver Black
Also
Do Not.
Wait Until
Fire' or
Burglars
Have
Rbbbed
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You of
Valuables
Callin and secure one of
the small safes in our safe
deposit vault now.
The rental ofa safe 5x2
X22 #inches is only $2.00
per year.
Insurance policies, wills,
aéeds, jewelry and valuable
dgpuments _,I placed in this
vafllt are absolutely safe and
stgictly ppivate. ~ -
 DOMlNl0N a
at .niusr
las. lziilzli .'i”"‘”“°" 
Hon Chas. Dalton
Frank R. Hearts
H. M. Davisn, .
Manager
Morris Block
Other Ofhces, Vancouver,
Victoria, Nanaimo, New
Westminster, Calgary, ‘
Beaumul ’ Regina, Winnipeg, Montreal,
Silver Black Breeders
London,” Eng, Antwerp,
all for later delivery.° ' .
If Quality, Breeding and 1 Belgium.
Lowest Prices would inter-
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ll GUARDIAN W.
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...-'r. oonnou rvnslis cubicles
agent in Montague. His office phgng
is 18 and residence phone 20.
ian can be obtained at W. A. Juliu-
ston’s, Montague,
...°'1°llE MORNING DAILY Guard-
...~PosrPoNisn.-'rbe eblidrenu-‘
carnival which was to he held
G°°F8etown rink on Thursday night,
the weather postponed until Batur
day the 14th inet.-G.
...°VEHY COLD-The temperature
here on Thursday was not exactly
conducive to loiterlng, the thermo-
meter at the railway station regis-
sering twenty-five' below zero. This
is the coldes that has been exper-
ienced have for many years, the high
winds which prevailed making e
severe frost almost unendiirahlc, so
that traffic was for the time almost
entirely suspended.-G.
...*HOCKE'»Y-At a meeting of the
Hockey Association in Georgetown
the secretary was instructed to send
challenges to the Souris and St.
Peter's teams for a double-header
to be played in the Georgetown
Rink on the 19th. It is hoped that
the challenge will be accepted,
88
Cash must accompany order. Mini
mum charge twenty-flvg osnts.
...*MISS FLORA STEELE- The
death occurred at her home in
G°°l`l§etown on Wednesday ag li-all
Duet twelve of Miss Flora Steele.
She had -been sick for some time,
and was Prepared for the end Her
resignation to the end spoke highly
Her father Laughlan Steele who
has been for some time en ploysd in
Quincy, Mass . came home on Satur
day last in time to be at the had
side of his child ln her last mom
ents Her friends of whom she had
many are sorely stricken at her
thua being carried off ln her early
youth, but console themselves with
the thought that her virtue has
doubtless ere now brought its
ward The funeral took place
Friday morning at half past nine the
Rev. D. P. Croken officiating.
...*I.0BS'i‘ER COMPANY.- 'i‘hc‘
lobster pacllers of the southern part
of King’s County have taken pattern
by their conferes oi the north by
organizing -a joint stock company lin-
der the maine of the Murray Harbour
Canning Co., Ltd. The meeting to
decide upon this step was held on
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_I  a well known faciihat people keep pullinlg off uiiplcasani woik
unfi i c -ast moment and what a great number do not start io get ready
Get Your
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on account of the unfair conditions W d d th 4th .
imposed up?" the Gemgetown  blSi?cvirl;?‘tBif `i}eorgetb‘:lii"aclilh`gJ'iI1)s
by the reeling of the Intermediate legal adviser The company has ut
League' and thus must depend- on in`4ita liciitl ' fo inc r t`p
challenge games for their wmter's AmOng“Ptl;mBe gllternséd hcl’ l;§;“c‘;’n';~
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spor 1 ,___ lpuny are Messrs. Geo, Poole, and the
~gp1;¢lgU3 ACGIDEN'l‘_- A raq,l,_ Messrs Hewitt of Lower Montague,
. P. P
ei- serious accident occurred on Tues- WWE” Ql-
dny last when a horse driven by l\lr.lM~‘§`*`“Y H“"b°“¥` L"-‘ll Ben!-
Imm. G0,~don_ Georgetown mn away_ am_iii Glow of Murruy Harbour North
upsettinll' the sleigh and depositing"[`h15 m°"e""=Ht l-"11°_“E 10bB¢9I‘ DMR-
thc occupants on the road, with Mr. Us “em” to be taking hold rapidly'
flordon were Mrs. Walter Gordon and and there 15 U0 doubt ‘but WM many
est you. Wiirrs or wma us. g..._...._.-...._......_...._&
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COAL
cannotbe too black or too heavy
providinglit is Coal. Get in a sup-
ply of t e best NOW you will
feel more sure of comfort and
warmth.~(_)ur grades are _warran-
ted to satisfy you in quality and
price.
ll. Lyons 8|. Gu.
Phorerii'
 
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llivsrsbod ws ‘ ssl s d'a w- r
"0"" at lgls ssn|l;n°ol th: ytsr. ft lls
send coal. clean ,rss lrprrlclis ers ‘sn
‘W 1-M5 you wsin isn t °»
n ill ills stncnl cs to get ii. It maker
Q’ " florence whsll cr you new sim
,“°|"II :rats or urnsos e\l.»\\d W'
N' dolly? you an uanifn wished
lnvrgsrl =,.,°l.?»b! t s out or snr one sl
We have 1 do 1 s eller 'adn oi
aléyszseils 0as,Psulis'ole°l`or lnsfnorssr
,;=§.r:.:r::a. l‘:.°..‘ii'.:. 2:: :isri is
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MORBON &,DUFFY
Barristers and Attorne s
MONEY T0 LOAN
A f t e r a successful
year’s business in our
Wall Paper Department
we find many lots of
Choice Patterns mostly
small lots, some have
border, some have none.
All these patterns must
be cleared out at once to
make room for our eleg-
ant new stock which has
arrived.
Bed Room, Dining Room
Parlor, ,llsll and Kitchen
Pspersall pretty d¢Si8U3
now§on sale at exactly
HALF PRICE
Out they go below cod.
Come early, Sal¢S C011
ducted on first HM-
Termswb
Garter li Company
than
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.  ' K-=  Remnant Sale
9 A; "  0 M.
M158 B_.,rbam GQrd0n_ M,.,,_ Gm-donlhenefits to all concerned will accrue
unfortunately sustained rather sev-
ere injiiries,her side, being hurt, and
medical aid had to be summonedfrbe
recent severe frost has made the
roads very treacherous and several
runaways have occurred lately.-G. ~,
...*DANCING -» The nights for
dancing class; which were formerly
'Tuesday and Thursday of each Week
have been changed. and now. the
clsss is held on Wednesday night
alone. This change is due to the
change in the boat schedule, as the
devotees of Terpsichore seem to be
on the Earl Grey. The only draw-
that this arrangements
drv whether to attend rink or danc-
trouble them long as with the com
ing of Lent the dances will come to
an end. so there only remains onli'
one night.--G.
._,°GEORGE'I‘0WN SCHOUL.-The
stan-ding of the pupils of the George-
l;DWn.,High, School for the month of
January is as follows, Prlnr:lpa\'s
department. Grade VIH.-°1.A5€l¢
smith; 2. none Mcnonsia, 3, Ewaft
Keeping. Gra-dc VII.-1. Amie Mac'
Laren; 2, Hutton Dalziel; 3, Annie
King. Vice-principal, Mr. Raymond
D. Newsoma‘s. department. Grade
‘VI.-1, Hodgson Morrissey; 2, Jam-
es McCannell; 3, Charles Miar.
Grade V.-1. Roma Stewart; Z Ed-
vlrlna Hilchsy; 3, Kathleen Manuel;
3rd departmentl!;~Miss Bella MacPhee.
teacher. Grade IV.--(Serllor)"1»
Eileen Hibhett and Katie Fraser; 2,
May Gerrlor; 3, Ross MacLean and
Agnes Flynn. (Junior-1, Isabel
Morrissey; 2, Nellie Stewart; 3.
Laura Youston. 4th department.
Miss Ruth Carnpbell's room. HGDFY
Morrell; 2, Edleen Morrison; 3, Oli-
ver Rafuac. Junior-1. Mary M°'
Cormick; 2, Florence Yoston; 3,
Kathleen Fairchild. 5th department,
Miss Ailicn MacPhce‘s room. Sc\'1l0\”
.._1, Blanche Morrison; 2, Maude
Stewart; 3, Sammy Yoston. Junior
..._ Emma Victor; 2, Emma Mc-
Cormack; 3. Bertha Muttcn. (ith
department, Miss Freda Morrissey G
room, Bcnior-1, Louise Solomon; 2.
Ray Muttgn; 3, Borden McDonald.
Junior-1. Gordon Jenkins and Eve-
lyn MacDonald; 2, Walter Yoston.
There has been a little shifting about
in the filth department lately owing
to the teacher in that department
becoming indented with the matri-
monial mlcrobe at Christmas, and as
a consequence, resigning her posi-
tion. Mlss Aileen Ma.cPhee of Georllc
town supplied in the room for thc
month of January. hut as she was
leavlng (gr 5, p\'0t‘l‘1lcied Vlfllt 7.0
Baltimore, it was necessarv to B8-
onrs another for the D09lti°“f “"5
Miss Ingles of O'Lc8l`Y Wi" 911355”
for the Position.-G.
Mlllllllll ll BlilLll'S
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IF CROSS, FEVERISH, CONSTI-
PATED, GIVE "CALIFORNIA
BYRUP OF FIGS."
A iaxativc today saves a sick
child tomorrow. Children simply will
not take the time from play to BIDD-
ty their bowels, which become
clogged up with waste, liver gets
sluggish; stomach sour.
Look at the tongue, mothcrl If
coated, or your child is listlees,
cross, feverish, breath bed. Ieltlell.
dcssn’t est heartily. full oi cold or
has sore throat or any other child-
i-en's ailment, give A tollvevpllll of
-'osiilomie syrup of Fun." then
doii't worry, because it is perfectly
harmless, and in a few hours all this
constipation poison, sour bile and
fermanting waste will gently move
out of the bowels, and you have s
well, playful child again. A thorough
"inside clesnsing" is oftimss all that
It should be the tlrlt
in any sickness.
counterfeit fig syrups.
druggfst for g 50-cent
'California Syrup of Figs,"
full directions
an
i ...’Mr. J. W. Murdock, of the firm
more numerous on the Minto than Montrail, }3_
back is  _ yi ' ;,
places the vows i>v0'vl¢ in 'e ¢1“H“- 'a. w. Bell it Do., Halifax, was in
ing class. However this will notl
babies,
5,-,,,,,,. crinsisa scurriiu
bottle.
lg l. Melt two tablespoons lrintur, add
Syrup thl'0\
ftherefroni.-G.
EISTERN PERSONALS
...*Miss Currie Jardine, was a, pass-
¢“g€l‘ by Saturday morning's train
to Kingshoro to visit her brother. B.
...*Mr. W. A. Cummings Montague,
Mis a passenger from lliolitagvie to
Charlottetown Saturdal' morning. ll.
of Ives, and Murdock, Montague,
1-it Friday on ri business trip to
*Mr Se noie Hilt', rclii'ei~ielitllll_§
Montague on Saturday in the inter-
sts of his firm. B.
.. ’Mr. J. D. Stewart, barrister, of
ltienrgetown was a. passenlger to Chun
llottetown on Friday morning rcturii-
ing home the same day.-G,
...’Hon. James MacNcill, Coniinis»
stoner of Public Works, and Profes-
sor Shnw, government engineer, were
ing Georgetown on Thursday on the
way from Murray Harbor.--G.
...°Mrs. John A. Sterns and Miss
Etta Miller, Bridgetown, were iii
Georgetown recently spending n. few
days at the home of Mr. A. D. Mac-
licllon.-G.
...’Mr. Wm Savers who has been
fllhaent for some time in New Glasgow
returned recently to his 'home iii
Georgetown, where ho intends spend-
ing the remainder of the winter.-»-G.
...'Mr. L. W. MacDonald who has
been spending some days attending to
business interests in Annandale, re-
turned to Georgetown on Friday
evening.--G.
...‘Mrs. J. Decoste who has been
visiting her sister-in-l'-i\v Mrs. Mau-
,rice Donovan of Georgetown, return-
` ed by tho Earl Grey on Wednesday
to Picton.-G. ,
...*Mr. Harry Moore. who hue for
Isomo years been in the cmplov of
the Dominion Tron and Steele (ioni-
pany, has been visiting lately on llio
Western part of the Island he is nl
present visiting Mr. and Mrs. Leith
Cowan of Lower Montague.-G.
...°Miss Maude Jenkins camo to
Georgetown on Tuesday on n visit
to her plircnts, Mr, and Mrs.
Richard Jenkins of this pluce. Miss
Jenkins ls n trained nurse and has
for some time been practising her
profession in Boston and vicinity.”
G.
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BERLIN, 0nt.,\Feb. 14.- Tha exec-
tivs of the great; Waterways Union
of Canada, at a mectingl this alter-
oon discussed the proposed internat-
ional negotlatlons for the develop-
ment of a deep waterway for ocean
y ling vessels over the entire route
from the head of the upper lakes to
ll is sea. A resolution was adopted in-
Lriictlng the secretary to invite
ounty and township councils, town
lid city councils and Boards of
flrade in the districts of Ontario con-
iguous to the present waterway,
lom Montreal to the upper lakes
and from the prairie provinces to ac-
emmpany s. deputation to Ottawa in
lépril to thank the Dominion Govern-
nsnt.for its prompt and energetic
pit in undertaking the development
of the Welland Canal Link to the
deep waterway, and so permit lurge
ocean craft to reach the upper lakes;
also to urge upon the Government
the necessity of the immediate en-
largement of a corresponding capac-
il of the entire waterway system
ies' thc spring and summer until the season is right on them Then all is
fry and bustle and one hears on everysde--why don't you have this
and why don tyou have that and the answer of course is sold out
Be one ofthe thoughtful ones and get your sewing and nrenara
tions foFli'c> spring and summer completed in lime. " ` '_"""*
B.9ieb_uQ_QreP¢§
6 One _ofthe hits ofthe season isllhc roscbuil crcpc. A groiiiiil of
no white crepe with roscbuiis in mauve, pink and blue stamped
Of) li , 16C yd
§£r1`pf§ -Qrenee
The bcautycf the crepe fabric is its easy washing and laund-
ering _No ironing required Simpy pull it out-that's all.
Willie ground blue stripe Blk. ground white stiipe
“ “ mauve “ “ “ white ipor
.. " b‘“°f “ White ‘- black ~
“ black ‘ 166 yd
Riveria Qrepes
Blu
Pin
Blu
dresses or suits 30, 32 i
Mauve Macteriinck b'ue
Tan with Pink stripe
e “ white “
k “ black “
c " black “ ,
White” hue ‘° is W' 'i 25C yd
ldrltish _Ratine
A fine heavy cloth of beautiful riiakc ~ Finish and nppcarsiicc lol
riches wide.
Pink Mauve
Sky Champagne
1\/laelcrlinck Blue 50;; yd
_One of those dainty_ soft wasli fabrics uscd cxiciisivcly iii 1»’ai'ls
this season by people in the know..
Plain Pink Sky
VVh1'c Indian Heads 204;, 25;-, 30g yd
---Remnants--
Wc’ve been house cleaning and have come across a lot ot
at small prices to clear and can be found on the front counter.
ends of all sorts of materials. They’re all measured up and marked
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P. D. COMPTON, Sect.
Silver Black Fox Farming Brings Riches
'l`lie new England and Prince Edward Island Silver Black Fox (jo. Llil.
has the best proposition to offer to the investor. The Company has secured 14
pairs of the best grade of Prince Edward Island Pedigreed Silver Black Foxes
selected from five of the best ranches and from the best strains of Foxeson
the Island. The Company was also fortunate in purchasing a ranch containing
88 acres with up-to-date buildings for ranching.
The capital stock is $300000 par value of shares $10. Prospectus of the
Company and full particulars will be forwarded to interested parties by ad-
New England and Prince Edward lsland Silver
Black Fox Company, Ltd.
201 Devonshire St., Room 234, Boston, Mass. Tel. Fort Hill 2370-
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cup milk, Bring 'Io the boiling-point
American cheese, three-fourths ton-
spoon salt and a few grains cayenne.
When cheese is melted remove from
range, and ndd yolks of three BNIB.
Y ,.
from the upper lakes to Montreal.
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floiir nud ltlr
beaten until thick and lemon colored.
and cut and fold in whites ol three
eggs, beaten until stiff and dry. Pour
into a buttered baking-dish and bake
in a slow ove\ twenty-live minutes
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While Bblfflllg C0llSl-alll.ly~ 0ne’hf\";  
and odd one-half cup srated young  S 
l l/-lrge deck boat about nine tons one year old.
l Lobster boat new suitable for shoie fishing.
l Lobster boat three years old. Apply
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