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with ,the Boots
You Wear `
If your skating boots are
,, not strong, perfect fitting
and comfortable you lose a
great part of the pleasure of
' skating.
_ All these troubles are el-
iminated when you wear
Invictus hockey _boots for
men. They are strong, sty-
lish, made of finest grade
muleskin with rawhide fac-
ings, are ,cosy and comfort-
able as house slippers and
will stand up u_nder all kinds
of hard usuage.
Price $5.00.
_Alley di’ Co
` 135 Queen St.
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Babies will ow-and while
they are growiilig. you should
have them photographed often
enough tokeep arecord of each
nteresting stage of their child-
, hood.
_ You will prize the collection of
bggygplcégiga; more and more as
Mayke an appointment to-day. l
THE BAYER STUDIO
Company--i
_which belong to estates or
, individuals are kept separ-
ate and distinct from the
Securities owned by the
» 1 company. '
` This is important, because
while about 70 p. c. of the
‘ value of estates is lost when
, being administered by indi-
viduals, yet on_ly 4 cases are
known where estates in the
care of trust companies have
be n lost, and this would
e
_not have happened had the
securities of estates been
‘ kept separate from those of
the c_ompan , as is done by
Dominion Tyrust Company.
Confirmation of this state!
ment may be had by writing
for a copy of the relp/prt of
the comgany by essrs.
Riddell, tead, Hodges &
Winter, chartered account-
an s.
~'  --_ W l)0MlNl0N
W. H Ai!/can
is 18 and residence phone 20.
...°MR. ED. D. FEHAN Guardian
representative in Souris will gladly
receive subscriptions aid advertising
matter at the odice of undertaker W.
L_ Dlugwell.` _His phone number is 5.
...°EAS'l‘ POINT EXAMINATION.-
The semi-annual examinations of the
East Point School was held in the
school-room on December 23rd. and
was one of the most -successful ever
held in that district. The. large at-
tendance of rate-payers and visitors
-over fifty in number-testified to
the interest that is being taken in
school matters. It also demonstrated
to the teacher-Mr. Harvey Chris-
,topher-that his efforts have not
passed un-noticed. The school-room
was handsomely decorated for the
occasion with the National Colors,_
inter-twined with evergreens, and tho
whole caught in. the centre wits ii
large Christmas bell, Xmas and Noir
Year Mottoes decorated the walls.
The pupils were thoroughlyexamiuod
in the different branches by Mr. Les-_
lie Adams, and by their ready M16-
wers showed the careful training they
had received. Compllm°11l¢Bl"Y Bp00'f|1€S
were thenimade by the trustees and
others highly praising the teacher for
the marked progress made by the
scholars during tho Past hall YUM-
At the close ol the examination an
excellent program of reading, recitat-
ions etc, was rendered, after which
luncheon was served. The tc8Cl18l'
then exposed to Niew a christ-ms
tree which had been carefully hidden
upon at his residence Mon a
devolves upon me to ile
your position. Your hi h h
have reached the position-one
this souvenir let me on th
James S Lannan, Wesle Ro
BOURIB MARKETB.
i ’ _ ` AN aPPnEcIA'r1oN .__
COOIC SfUdlO ~ § H0” 01"” D"1'°" or THE LATE nav.
________,J FrankR.1/earl# JAS ROBERT COFFIN (Corrected tor eve wcdnca
V - ry day and
 l ' ,B Rev William McLeod New s°t“'d"" “°"°')
y a I
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ll. M. Davison , ,,,,g=_;~,;1el;,,,};,,.,>,, ,,, G...
T e sp
H 1 1 J s in
Manager §;egrghwhgoi~l:2l_a;E§g rl;cen`i:l‘y deser- gg: gvblgte)
- ves and receives more lhpn n DBBBUIE 0 t bl k
MOTUS  notice. 30 years azo lllast iallcluflrst Hg; (§n_e':m)i. D" to.)
Charlottetown mt Mr' (iimfhm Da iusiii griffg' EHS' “ml
Halifax. e en was n s 1 '
a man physically strong a little 3322' “(39 't
Other Ofiices, Vancouver, .save me iigeinzgtc weifnttuiivinirgg Potatoes (bus) 25°
‘ ' ' unusually r 2 ' C WVU W1 l ' ' ' '-
Victoria, Nanaimo, New muntenancm a smendid Supp, 0, uacxei-si (ascii) |c°5_
' ' ` Westminster, Calgary, ` ii Y °°°“"' (mm) 1"
- curly hair and a voice s_o oijous and 7 . ' - 3° $1-55
  i Regina, Winnipeg’ Montreal, ,,tn3_,,1e,,th,;¢;w§;f,;im,;gdsD;,;,l;1e;-B giliiletb odfiah (Iron) 0,4,
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sUMMERsInn MARKETS 1 London, Eng, Antwerp, 1; as B ,,,,,,d_ 0, thunde, uk., ,, . 8 ‘
oomcccd for wry wednesday and l _ Belgium. :>:v;3:§;erés1\;l; ;;<;f;1;1i;\;§r;=»§<; ba:  |  A  rf
- “"m'd”» 1"“°‘ l 3794'1-10MStt3i. nativ land and married before he I '-“_*°*
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i t ' 1 i l a
____  __ , began Ibis min sr ana curr §fi;u;ne,nwe s
.1 _ ;,s;i;_;_,§_;;,f ;:,;.i;,g,,,3,, _.3 ELUIH IHHUUBH HAIH I Professional Earls 3,
| to 11 the Pres.,Col1ege, Trinidad, his con- TRY THIS, HAIR GET -*W "
‘ 5 col sm. Rev. Frank Comn new mvlqfr' GLOSSY. wavin AND ' 1 » ! ° ‘
bor Grace. Nild.. and Piilol. ic or FUL AT ONCE'
Collin. Uunitgd StetcS'l~ T 69° mm; __ A. A. McLean, K.C., Donald McKinnon
'=°¢°"’°" "li ° ¢°°"’ *'°“l’ ° Immediate?-Ye i C t i 1- ii c' A °
other ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,.,,,,, ...,.,,,, G,,,d,,,, 0, the jo of it' 5 ers ii c a s  Q. McKinnon
the Gul! constituted a strong tact- 7 °““' hm’ b°°°"‘°° B;|»|»|||¢|| Aflofngy-gf-LIN
or in college and other desirable :Egg Lfgitn“{1,fét,:::;'nd°";tb°“dt§pi Brown Block. Charlottetown
phases of life and work in Halifax. ' , ’ an °"'“ ‘1
In the fall oi '92 Mr. Coffin accom- ,':'gn‘_"c¥’;'!?5 will 5 éiftegha Danderine i IOTEL mwnswlct
panled me from general assemble B cloth 531' “§m;l"YD 1;-m°i5t¢‘-ll _ "°,,¢.°-“_ "_ ,_
meeting in St. John to Harcourt: N. re! H Wd 3 h ° 3" °"“° “nd ML " md B.” Louud HM" 1,,
B.. in order to induce me to take an Zak, “ 7 “W it t "°“gh y°'“` hair' -no  are mmodating 100 meat:
appointment in West Cape. There ,-'iisnilfingleagnlfllfgranhd at ‘P gimf' i.le'<'i;°r‘i#‘r3\ii°id§d°ii'ii'sli'|§:ii3ii'iiie"d-'izs
i_ i miles from his masse in 9 9 3 0 “B |
‘.;l.Y....'A.‘I§ I ......... ...... ...U ..._ gg; -355.2-i-» ag. ...di mt.. .1 ri.:.:sr.':::nlieaari.:lctsrn=
uuainted with him-. Alu several evan- b m I-\ ‘YOU BYO 011 e the _` _ , -
rename campaign in venous Dam., eauty ol your hair. A deligntlul g_0,u¢L|r0D K.0 W.E.`B NTLEY K
of his large charge I had the privil- surprise rwaits those whose hair has I  _ Q 
ego of spending six weeks where now ‘ °°” "3 °°‘°‘| 01' il BGPBSKY. failed '
. . _
though' he M, t,,,,,,, ,,,,. D,,,.,,,,,,,_ dry, in-mic or nun. Besides sandal- ' 5§i`§'»'-'3H'»'i'l.‘»i‘ii"li','3¥{§`|§§§‘r}' 3 1, _
Picton Co.. in spring oi '94. the frills thvtlleir. !D§nd§rlr;e dissolves °|“"°".°*°"“' P' 'I' ‘“ '~ @  ed “nd d°°°""’°d as l°“°'“’_C°“"
folk having the leadership of the "PTY DBI' <30 0 BD FU . 910311305. Y '
devoted practical reverend Robert pllrillss and invigorates the WHIP.  Q     _
Murray remember well the alert gin, forever stopping itching and falling B i t M N t hw" I ‘ Road in the division line between the
ed_ G°d|y_ ta¢tf,,1_ pngtm- C.-,m|,_ 1 hair, but what will please you most 5°,f§f,;,,:'f,',,. f§’.'::§:'B° “£7” fo f.  _» l  i _ land now described and a. farm
have conducted special services in Will D6 ¢\ll°l‘ £1 if°Wn =W°°l¢'B 5186. WMD tlollafullgs k "of £l8n:;e;_l.u‘°8nanall'a Ayer' '_ '
many places with many men but You see new a r- ne and owny at _gf LL ° '
probably for brotherly loving iel- first-yes-but really new hair grow- g.~s|°°|i|°°g§0mfg§|t§¢,':;y§, ‘Ph {'°'"
lowsbip, chf»ler31ilnens,ttacf1, willintg- ling alltover nth; scalp. gilytou cdliéo _ _._
neastobea nge oa men o orpre y,so ar, an oso ,
win them toll; Jesus I never sg: lift; rturely getda 125 cient bottledo( Know-  Q 
peer in the aster’s service. a on’s an er ne rom any rug store -
over forget the campaign at 0'Leary or toilet counter and just try ii.. 05| ""‘"'"` hucmn' 'u'
and Bloomfield in which God's people
were helped and a goodly number of ITALIAN MEMORIAL T0
others lcd into the Kingdom of God; FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE
shall I ever forget our visits among . W.
his parishoners from house to house; Almost everyone knows that Flor- A.
his some times arousing trumpet ence Nightingale was born l~;i the
blasts nr talking with the simplicity city ol Florence, after which she was
oi a child, so the little ones colild named. Her parents resided at that _
understand; Oh! his tact in recon- period at Bellosgardo, a suburb out- '
ciling folk at variance with each side the Porta Romana, where they
other and manifest delight- in seeing occupied the fine old fiiteentli-een.
evidences of the Master s grace tury villa known as ha Colombia.
among the people! Mr. Coffin was I Recently Italy and the British col.
man of more than ordinary ability any ¢°mbg,,d 1° pay ,_ ¢,.|b,_,¢,, of
Earl
.Turnlps
Potttoes
.l~'orl;
Beef
Dressed Beef
Chicken
rriirkeys
Geese
Fowl
Ducks 16
Oats (white) 40
Oats (black) 4| to 44
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Your H eatmg
sud, 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
\nd stone.
'Send ns your address and we will
luots prices.
U. Lyiihiinixli Gu.
X000
-
A Quiet Dignity
is always imparted by simple
lines and substantial elegance.
Some new models of this type
are illustrated here and many
people prefer
These Monuments
to the artistically carved de-
signs ornamented with taste-
ful decorations. Wl1ll¢Ve1’
your preference we are ready
to supply the style you desire.
Consult ua
CHANULER & BELL'
i6o Kent St.
r4o4,9, ioMwfm3ri
, t gue, by
the employees oi the Company, who
presented him with a valuable gilt
and the following address:-To Mr.
D. L. McKinnon, President of the
Montague Furnishing Co., Montague,
Prince Edward Island. Dear Sir:--It`
o r you
this souvenir in the name
of your employes as a very
slight token of their appreciation oi
lille lliillllrlilolc and praiseworthy man-
ner in which you have conducted the
responsible duties appertaining to
g c aracter,
integrity and zeal have -not only won
the esteem and coniidence oi your
friends and of those brought into im-
mediate contact with you, but have
radiated far and wide. So that you
that
is not only a credit to yourself but
to the country at large. That you
may long continue in the service
which you so admirably adorn is the
wish of the many to whom your vir-
tues are as household words. With
e part of
those whom I represent wish you
health, happiness and prosperity.
Slkflpd on behalf of the employes:
I-11? Wickham, Hannah Sample, Fred
I-ntlnrd. Isaac Bears. Thad. stevens,
- y ss, Adam
McI.ure. Mr. McKinnon made a fit-
from the pupils during the exercises tml; reply. thanking the donors for
of the day. When this was unveiled their kindness and valuable remem-
. with its load of presents. it presented hrnnce.  _ _
l  a pleasing and delightful picture. ,-._,&,-_ TA-_
, i _ . _ T santa Claus; arrived at 3 P. M. Bild ii
began distributing the presents t0
 For ` the delight of the children and amuse- Wet the kitchen stove while wld
l ' ment of the visitors At the close the with a cloth dl ed in k r
- pp ' e osene oil;
.  pupils presented the teacher with B. then apply the blacking. The stove
A. I t t f if ii ir
i f kid loves, a set 0 cu ll B will keep clean much long r.
ppc n men ghd if nnndiigercaidi, thereby Showing E
_ t ir appyegigtion of his |`:fl0l`l'»B_lll e-__..._. _
lfY0l1 Callllflt Call. phone Advisory Board nifking their school-:lay soul in-
397-Y for appointment.. **”*°- miictive and pleasant.
llc.
88c.
40c.
814
20c.
I4
o 10
Waists
Neckwear
Veiling
Winter Coats
Childreifs -I Dresses
White wear
T rimmings
Sale
pm of the ‘ l\|| Sew,-m¢s   
O ...°rr Pars cc s intnie provides _..°'ri-in nosmuc DAILY o d-
Pleasure of new B __i‘.’ . i... ..... i.. .».ai....i ... W. _._ lil...
y S _'T GORDON IVEB is Guardian ston's, Montague
° a ent in Monte ue. Hia omce bone --
Skafing ReSf8 K K P ...~P1.nasaN'r sum=arsa._ on
' Christmas Eve, Mr. D. L. McKinnon,
President `and Manager of the Mont-
gue Furnishing Company, was waited
The Clean Sweep
Is In Full_ Force
33 1-3 p. c. Discount 25 p. c.
Silks
Dress Goods
Handbags
Laces
Fancy Linne
Embroid ery
Coatings
Sie _f.i_!,e_§;.'§.1:9 S
Z0 p. c. off Everything Else
ll
-T.
His g been our mi st
successful year and we
wish to convey our heart-
lest thanks to all who con-
'tribnted to our success.
May 1914 bring Health
and Prosperity.
C. W. Patterson
oealn “Brie Bleek rn r
e :uses nada Sharlolse
HONEY 'l‘0 LOAN
B.8'.l‘EWABT.K.0.. NA. UAMPBILI.
ii. J_. Msnriu. s. A.
Barr ser!! l I Public. sto
liorvgi'-l:b§°j§:|Plattslow|»
’.,._,_x _"mm, _ ,W ,,, m~ _ an shown in various phases of stud: pride and “faction t th _  
£(~ wr l ..-.. ‘Nl ff @1-
 .   if
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;“CUAL_
 nur
ii v o
for 7
I ul" »!~»
lllgh Grade Coal
this yesr’| business. _
(disable by the use of
properly fitted lenses.
sol-s oo f
Expert
0plical Service
Our business is to ex- .
amine Eyes. - We aim i0
give our patrons the ben-
clit, ihe most modern and
approved mcihodsof ex-
amiralion.
Tnat our services _arc
gppredated, is evidenced
by the large increase ill
We guarantee to give
u the best results ob-
Optlclsn
Proof ol Value
of the time-tested world-tried, home
remedy-proof of its power torelieve
quickly, safely, surely; the held-
scliee, the sour tae the poor
s rits and the fs e ofbillousnesa
fiwul be :md °i§°¢v..»y dc.. cf
BEECHAWS
_..§!_|-__L_3_
object at wh
appear to be
beers
inks
Family lerald and Weekly Star
The Morning Guardian
and She Family Herald and
W S ,
'meter y tar one year 
The Evening Guardian ani
The Family Herald ani '
W ki St r, on year
 ' ‘ ° sm
Address all club oiiers to
THE CHARLO’1"l`E'i‘0WN
GUARDIAN
1913
1--
Morlgage Sale
To be sold at Public Auction in
front of the Court House in Char-
lottetown in Queens County in Prince
Edward Island on the twentrseventh
day or January, A. D. 1914, at
the hour of twelve o’clock noon by
virtue ofa Power ol Sale contained
in an Indenture ol Mortgage dated
the first day of April, A. D. 1885,
~made between William Acorn of Lot
49, Farmer, and Joseph Acorn oi the
same place, Farmer, and Ellen Acorn
wiie of the said Joseph Acorn, of
the one part, and Charles Palmer
and Malcolm McLeod both of Chur-
lottetown in the said Island, Bar-
rlsters at Law, now deceased, of the
other part and now duly vested in
the undersigned.
All that tract, piece or parcel of
land on Lot or Township Number
Forty-nina in Queens County, bound-
mencing at a square post fixed in
the South side of the Village Green
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HOTEL OXFORD
Copeley Square, Boston, Haas.
l
0h‘\:r‘2;h. 8i‘|ll=l|‘t.lad‘g,;l:b’e'e Clhriiliielly.
New pin Hone? and big is m n-
Liotggigett elhopp ng and uslness
E.'°.'::‘.‘f.'z i.‘.':.."1..'.'.tl'.:.°;,'r'.s',i‘t
l5ss“g:ldb:very part ol' t e o I!
-silndle rooms li and un. with bath
Dogdble rooms $2 and up- Wlfll
bl¢|.l”~50¢
CIAILIS A. WILSON, Manager.
fl-ro-sat: sllmooi.
of
land to the westward thereof form-
erly in the' occupation ‘ol Robert
Wood, now in ' possession of William
Storey. thence Southwardly along fthe
said division line to ahlghway or
road called" Storey's Road, 'thence
Illlastwardly along the /North-‘ side of
,the last mentioned Road Twenty-
two chains or to the Western line of
a farm of land formerly in possession
of Josiah lmao, now in pollession of
Mrs. Philip Lane, thence North-
wardly along the said land now in
possession of Mrs. Philip Lane to
the Village Green Road aforesaid.
Thence Westwardly along the last
mentioned Road to the place of com-
mencement, containlng an area of
one hundred and forty-eight acres of
land a little more or less. _ '
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M .fi ., ,
'ew _ -_,_
*Mail courinicr
Sealed Tenders, addressed to the
,Postmaster General, will be received
st Ottawa until Noon, on Friday,
the lilth February, 1914, for the
conveyance oi His Maiesty's Mails,
_on a proposed Contract for four
years, times per week each way,
_ over Tignish No. 2 Rural Mail Route
from the Postmaster General's Pleas-
WIN.
I Printed notices containing further
,, information as to conditions of pro-
posed Contract may be seen and
blank forms of Tender may be ob-
tained at the Post Oillce oi Tignish,
Palmer Road North, Naltl Pong, and
_ Skinncr's Pond and st he o ce of
Cl\“l°“**°"“ nic Post omce inspector.
P E I Post Oflice Inspectors Olice,
, .
Charlottetown, Jan. I 1914
r n
_ 2 un". _ ‘ 10HN F. WHEAR,
359! I 3° 'la ”\|mn_‘ Pan om” Innnctot. MI sil|Q Olillh lllin
o e memory 1  
,._;..__ cnt life and 123;’ mingrtrriml-T01 F20" the famous Englishwoman whom yi-'itife ,-
ed equally wil v. r. . H 0 City of Flowers" yet eiaimg ` . f 7
summerslde. the highest prlw °f of im heroic daughters. Tncaiisiirs ' 1'" "“"°“°'°'"' G""‘"”
last year ill Pl” Hill- in 37- Government willingly consented to
, the erection oi a memorial in the ’
Now thc lBl>°l'°l'l' “lk is °° "~ cloister of Santa Croce, the West-
Now the battleday ll init. ninster Abbey of Italy. In the cloig. `
Now upon the further shore. te, b,,,,,,,¢|, th
, c r d, in ii 1 r
lewd! U19 '°Y“K°" 3° l“'°° ' upon sn ancisntagc:rd’en,w his gin:
l ced
"Servant of God well done. pa the memorial' whim is the
th I v d lo work and gift of the sculptor, F W,
-Rest from y 00 tmp Y _ 3 1;' di '
'rim i»att1e1cuzht.tncyi¢t<>rys won 833°” “H ° °’""‘"°'Y "°““*““l
a ro t _
E110" 91° M“°t“"° 3°’~"-----_ _ -7 pliclty.ppIt liedrgseiigslgoslhacgliiigiilé-
 g l'1¢el° H' "Tha Lady 0| i-he Lamp."
the touching name conferred on her
by the wounded whom she tended so
devotedly during the Crimea, and by -
which future generations will con-
tinue to know her.
Sargent did not attempt to repro-
duce the lineaments of the original,
but has represented an ideal figure
in white marble thrown into relief
by a dark background. In the hand
ls a lamp held aside in the position
oi one thus better able to see the
ich the down-bent eyes
The monument
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For further particulars apply to
Messrs. ‘McLeod & Bentley Solicitors
Bank ol Nova Scotia Chambers,
Charlottetown.
Dated this 13th day of December,
A. D. 19i3.
D. C. MCLEOD and
ALEXANDER MARTIN,
3888-12~1Bmm6l‘_
Trustees.
By Deeds.
As cell as woids, we will try
and serve you in i9i4.
As far as we arc able and
you wlll let us. ‘
In our Time Service.
In our Optical work.
In our Repair work.
In our Sales.
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E. W. Taylor 
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