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"  'killd 0! securities-bonds, is called to
_ Ollr Olloring ol bonds at, $100 denom-
` inations.
Hswson Pure Wool Textile 6's with
Common stock bonus.
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_ _-_ She rbroolle. Sydney. St, John. Nlld.
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" 1’ poisonous lead; it you think lead that
 _ colors the _h _ir is, saie__to__\_1§o_ aa):
r V yol-gr lhlctorEl`(;   drni!
1 ar san; age- e. _n_
germ because ol its peculianpower to__
gelt to ghe roots at pile h:l!';'_ “_r_ig1ht_f1
w ere t e germ_s rve a -mu Dy--
But besides killing the germs it
supplies nourishment. to the hair.
stops it from falling- out, and causes
it to grow thick and luxuriant.
Parisian Sage is a most dellghtlul
hair dressing, not sticky or greasy.A
large bottle lor only 50 cents at drug
gists, department stores, 'and toilet
goods counters everywhere. Geo. E.
Hughes, gsarantees it.
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make a specialty
l or money back.
zen
me
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a chance -to
ol disgusting clan-
hair 1
a chance to soak into ,the
and stop the hair from
sorry if you do-you’ll
all your life ii you
you get a bottle oi Par
are not throwing any
because it is guaranteed
dandruii to stop falling
scalp in two weeks
W  oct R111 111 o11ndr11_11 f
_Paidf_an'_Sage Hair Tonic Will Make Any P_erson"s_I-Ia!
.and sink headaches, and tried ‘many pre-
_by The T. Milburn Co., Limited:
Properly
is well protected from
us    A lnvesimeni_Banh rs
Plumbing -Trouble' _ ’
We have a large stall of expert' p1unib_ers-_- __ G(°,vB',R,,M',,,N`.,
of their work and know that we.
n best possible service _
ca  'liitlgt-class equipment modern .methods
and skilled workmen make for satisfaction when _
they attend to your work
Your Home Heated 1
Don’t wait for the cold weather to come be-
sce to the proper healing °f y°\11' h°m°
on the work now. t0¢lRy 8'1" Sf* tbl* YN"
winters winds and
Cali or phone 263 for information re-
onr system
Shaw fe? Peardon
Cor Great George and Kent Sis
C. Are
become s sl1°¢¢ll'f°l
take s
Off?
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(From Baturdsy's -Evening Guerdilml
INWARD TRAINS.-The eastern nx-
Dfess arrived in Charlottetown this
morning at 9.45 sl m., iiitaen min-
utes lats; the southern express at
9.25 a. m., on time, and tho Cape
'Fra-verse accommodation at 10.15 a
m.. twenty minutes late. - ‘
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.1 A-RESOLUTION.-`At a meeting oi
t.he.Mlramichi Preshytery on Decemhv
en-3rd the cali from St. Peterfs con-
gregation, P. E.= I. to Rev. J. M;
_Mdliaod oi New Mills, was daaltwith.
and Mr. _iMcLeod'1s translation grant-_
ed. A committee was appointed to
prepare a resolution re Mr. McLeod’s
departure, which is as`loliows'-"The-
Presbyterian ol Miramichi receives
with deep regret Mr. McL°0d's deois~
ion to remove from its bounds. For a
period oi seventeen years with zeal
and good judgment Mr. McLeod has
prosecuted the work oi the ministry
in New Mills, one ol our most. im-
portant congregations. The work
there has greatly prospered under his
hand. The congregation is united and
harmonious. Its liberality has become
an example for others. Last year's
contributions to the schemes of the
church- amounted to $1180. Besides
doing promptly and cheerfully -his
share of presbytery work for the past
ten years, Mr. McLeod_has been the
painstaking and eiliclent clerk ol
Dropbytery. We record our loss sus-
tained through Mr. McLeod‘s ranoval
and our appreciation oi the value of
_thefservices he rendered as a _member
and officer of our Court. We congra-
tulate the presbytery of P. 1E. I. and
the congregation oi St. Peter-'s on
acquiring a most uselul member and
'iaithiul pastor, and we further ex~
press our sympathy for New Mills in
the loss ol their minister--“a work-
man needing not to be ashmed, right-
lydividlng the word ol truth.” -
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Sullcrcd Fromlloils
_ _Constipation
Anil Sick Headache.
_ \
_ There is no more i're?nent source ui
illness than that arising rom bad blood.
When the blood becomes impure the
whole system is impure; boils and pim-
ples _break out, the bowels become
fonstipatcd, and the head aches more or
ess.
Do not neglect to purify_the blood _on
the first appearance of a pimpls or boil.
Cleanse it thoroughly b the use of
Burriock Blood Butters and thus prevent
untold suilering.
Mr. D: M. McBlaine, 1\iagara Falls
0nt_., wr1tes:-“It is with pleasure l
testify to the sterling qualities of our
Burdock Blood Bitters. After the gee:
War, through which I served in the lst
LL., I suiiered from boils, constipation,
parations, but got relief from none till
an old comrade of mine got me to t the
__Bu_rdo_ok_ Blood Bitters. To say Ygot
relief ‘is to_'put_ it mildly. - It made me
mlyself again, viz., zman who knows not
w at it is to be sic , and who has been,
and is still, an athlete., '
- “'To anyone in want of purified blood 1
and the resultant all round vigorous _health
I can conscientiously recommend B.B.B.”
Get the 3 B’s. Manufactured onl
'I oronto, Ont.
# I _ _
rr ravsito sayin this Province. "
Evening Guardian)
if
N_0Rw_I-Iuiubnanauo -i.1i:svas.~
tours this morning st 7 30 for Plc-
Grads I--Junior-1 Fred Monnaghsn,
2 Clifford Monnagban, 3 Gertrude
Myers, 4 Russel_Myers, 5 Willard
seasonal'
(From Ba.turday’s Evening Guardian)
C. si. and Mrs. money, Chariots.-
town, were passengers to Summerslde
this morning.
Geddia MacLeod, °Bonshaw,‘ has re-'
turned to his home, after a visit to
the Ganailian West. __ _
_ lv-
town this morning. _ _
are ssriousl studying how to turn
There are t o
Prince Edwardlsland s.'r0ne.
Is it not hard to believe that onli'
pleted in-raingements with the publish-
ers ol The Canadian Countryman _ so
that this excellent weekly magazine
will be mailed FREE for one year t0
any subscriber oi! the Guardian who
rsmiits a years subscription in ali-
vancs according to instructions on
iirst page,'
The Csnadlao Countryman is pub-‘
ished weeltly at Toronto, Canada. and
has branch oiiices at Winnipeg. Van
¢0nver,*R8;';ins and Montreahl- -
A. L. M_cOredie, B1B-A-. B-A-1 ll
Editor mfehisi and Henry Siu" B#
B .A., Agricultural Editor _
Board ot., Directors are as follows:-1
Z. A. h, _ -.
ent-Sir Edmund Walker. Banter/1‘0l"
nntp; Nelson Montelth, B.S.A., farm-
er, Stratford; Thomas D€lW01‘th- ill*
mer, Weston; Walter James, farmer.
Rosser, Man; W. J. Glass. farmer,
Monson, am.; a. o. Hopkins. V- S-
larmer. Bretton. Basis. \0-17M.liltl.
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i~:1is_raRN saculurlas
co ,|.i...i1.11
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Auction Sale
I ami instructed_,'béY §il11°“b_1;5°Kl“'
B 11 pu c auc-
lliinrh all hl1:1g1i(l~lerrllja_; on llllonday. 23rd
day* oi Dec. -commencing all tell
o'clock1 a. m., all his stock. croihalld
farming implements. Terms made
known at ssle.`Ii  l’f°V¢° ““'°""1°’£
able. 111.11. win tohefpiece 011 01° 1*”
fine day following. H cox
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The Northumberland -left onsriotte- '
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-_  _'l`t;ECORD.-'Phare were A ‘  I '
cases btfore the Charlottetown Polls; _  ml Inlhlll GI
0°~»¢ New f_°.°"-*'12-_ ~_ _ "f|1li-|-li|s’.’_ tml llls ‘
tou' with a fair number oi passengers 1 an _ '
_ _ ymsrvellons. __
mu cargo' dlhsvshken  '
 smr1Nm10NS-- The 1....¢.1....111...£.'L'1i‘I°1"...1.L1.e _
1°!! _ _ iq the efwdlus onthe w- 1 sm sms ~r1s1n-s-am" 1| ine
_.114 _Mt Herbert _School for the 1memsdiaaoisnwmp1_u1try_¢s»sio°a,
mo -not November, Miles Jessie quisgqn nqyqgpi sqm quvggi.
seas: in tne"te1.1=ns1-. arms v1-1 ¢y¢.,...e,n;...a.¢..;_¢1>...11¢;1,|»,»  __
Geos~1gio_Driscoll, 2 Lillian Driscoll, _ _  _5, Q,,5,\[1'fg_ __
B' = _ _`_’_¢`-MaoKonzie.‘ Grade IV- “Frait,e.-tives".emes ' esssnd 1
1- _ `te Driscoll, 2_Aliee Drls- Sleeplessnessmise-tliisgixmedieine ',_ _ _
_coHti1G _ _ Ill-‘-1 Gertrude Driscoll, keeps the b -pine, _tha stomach 1'-=‘~ = 1
z Leis. ten, a_Roi1¢¢t Mutch and »w°¢!.'-he bvwrll nselsrssdths akin
wulie Monaghan, 4 sua lags, wfivc- _
1oqn_s1>. v Grade I-senior-1 Join. s°~=¢\m.6 fortzse-trial dmroe-
Brydgés and George Driscoll, equal, At 531°” °f 'dt' *°_'Ffl5'l4l"l
2 Herbert Buntsin, a Mary Driscoll. U“i°°d-001'# _

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0l'¢.,_BH*’i‘. nth r9ro__
Fruit-s-tives" on 1
enoasaess and
el the Body h
Grossman. '_ -f ' _ - '- --_ __  _ _-_-_'_ _
Las LLB 'roro~1:o,`1>1-c»1o- 
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Olarence Harris, Summerside, was a 'TUBE' Pfl°°|- I
passenger returning irons Charlotte- -sdsttrs6 mpd. _ 1
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MeCoubrey Q. Bulmsn 
General Csmmbsion
Hsrelssnll _ ‘
Sydney, N. I.
Consignments offsnn produos 1
solicited
Farmers having ilrst-class dslry
butter for sale should ’\vrlte us "
_ 7 p1_¢_.
Demerara
A _ Each
Due I9l6.
~ _ _ Interest
These notes rank bsfore the
nos be preceded oy any new mortgage
' 1 Price, PAR
Coiripsny '_
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Royal Securities Corporsiio_ii.';7_l._l_miteiI
_ ' I. Brsdford.‘lI'sni’ler ' ' 5' ` "‘ “"` " ` _ _ ‘
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I. 'lhe Brown Machine -Co s;,_§_-p. Bonds _
interest payable February I, and August is Mature 'August _i. 1850
Denomination :ll.000. Price eiand Intprsst! _to _ _ _
Ylstn o 1-2 P. ._ '1 ~  _
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Th d ll d on Properties o estshllsliod vslue.'l`\\¢
esrnlnegfgwhg ‘(LJ‘bem`besn;as‘l"dre1ellin excess ol boaddntsrost. rsriulrr _
m9n¢_,,_ g,_e,| M4 1|-on 1,..\|q|n¢ aperstigns continue-motive. and hers
is a constantly increasing business don by the q_o_r_n_qs_n_y. __ _ '
The present affrois a splendid opportunity for investment 11
in these Bonds Yieldlng a good interest return. _ _ _ _
J. C. MACKINTOSII Q). C0.. `
(ESTABLISHED |513.)  "' _ -
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'Neil Balmond, Bonshaw, has re- ‘  *_
turned home to spend the winter ai- 1 __  -
'ter am absence of two years in the ’
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The business oi farming is in the -_ _ ' Q
nost critical period ol its develop- » _ 1
ments.
Both the working farmer and the _ 1
investor in farm lands and securities  (‘\ _ A
one oi every iiva read a iarm paper _gag “ah” ,
t all? _ ;;;_<:~,-` `
Only one in live? Theother tour 1 ~  _ _
nerd the instructions zivsn bv (arm Q _ - '_“
papers. ~
The Guardian management has com- ~ ~__ __ ._~__.~._-_-:__-_-35 5£.:_;_.:i£E_e:_§;_-;3?i21¢c-f;-_;~~---»f~-f ““-‘""`”'_"'*'-i"'“ “_ '“‘='== '_"“‘T;";' ‘-#+ ' 2-'i-==._~‘,
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larrn products into not profits.  Q )
' housands I iarinsrs in -_ " Q __ I d\
PERRIN’S
GLOVES
For Holiday Social Aiiairs
roi' for Seasonable Gifts
See that the well known _trademarks
as shown-in cuts are'on`évery glove
you buy and you will then be sure
of_p_erfect-~_- _ c. .1
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CANADA is alive to the vital importance of good roads. __ Every '
lanbl-owner knows that they contain the secret ‘<>f_gtealér pros-
perity;__t_l'iat'_tl1<-:y mean more- farms, more profitable crops ancl more.
valuable land. Every' merchant lmows that they alonecan swell his trade slid "
more customers and making it easier for those custom- .
his profits by giving him
ers to get to his store'
f!or*’roii1dS_fhCl11 the ig
-Rio-mans ~ 1
But just what do we mean by “good roads P"
People in Louisiana are g
People in Arkansas ride horseback through their bsirren hills-and they call
lad to get a strip of sand across their marshes -- and
_ they call it a “good"'road;
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their winding, rocky paths good roads; _
But' people in prosperous, fertile Canada do not have to be content with such
make-shifts. A ` '
'lhey are going about the work of providing proper highways aa they have gone
about everything else-carefully, systematically, intelligently. - - - -
Their definition of a good road is the "best" road-and that definition means a _
Concrete road;
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WEST LAND I!EGUl._A‘l’ION$.
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A BROAD statement? Yeo- but it is
supported by' incontrovertable facts;
by the experience of more than' twenty
`y'ears and by the mos! exhaustive tests and
investigation. lt is admitted to be the fact
by the foremost road authorities on the con-
tinent. lt ii guiding the road-building
policy of greet commonwealths. _
The Romans--`his\ory's greatest rosd-bui|den-
used s crude form of natural concrete to build the
highways that have given service for two thous-
and yells.  ` '_
Until this present century, 'no later nation was able
to equal the Romans ss road-builders.
Now. we can build beige: roads than the Romans.
for less mon ri our fathers paid for roads that
would not laexof I the liletirne of 9\ose who built
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MODERN concrete, made with cemient
produced by modern scientific meth-
ods, is more enduring in every cubic yard
than the best the Romans ever made. Modern road-
mslring machines enable s dozen men to lsy more-
snd better-road in s day than s _hundred Roman
slaves could pu! down in s week. In n few years
these' modern concrete roads will have paid for
themselves - and will still 'be there, practically ss
good as new, to pay their buildersnnd succeeding
generations, annual proHts._ _ _
Concrete has been proven to be the best material lor
any sort of highway. It has carried the heavy, con-
gested lrslhc in the heart of great cities; it is cheer
enough to be within reach of lbe_omslles! town; \t
can _be laid by the ordinary road-gang of the mos!
isolated farming district. _ ' ‘
emplo I f r h _ labor; c ' all the rn nay
spent lirbbncgetezzbeds refnsillll :I1 me. 6
The materials are close at hand; thsigvorb provides
OU owe it to yoursglf ___ a merchant, aprofessional man, or a farmer-and
to yo r cq nity- if citizen-to use your influence on behalf of this
rriotl&hf1.`l".iest):lEhl"  have made it easy for you to do so by collecting all
the in_l_fo%tion necessary to thoroughly post you on the subiect--mrd' putting 'it
into coli ent form ` `
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  `> Any town or county contemplating road improvement may receive ,‘[_ _ -_ 4 _ _ _ `
HJ' valuable assistance by notifying ourrosd department of its plans. I- tial'  `
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