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-ri -_
- won.
 . . ' "1"" 3°" Rv=°.°1¢r Kms
. ' - - ' i Hughes Emerald, Amy Hughes, Nor
' iiofri. fmuvns i Q THE. c..EllTM.lf. Gunimuiu eg A  me "~*°°=~   ~»€Pl’ll1C€ RO' dl if
' ' .' .. morn tr ,
IT PAYS to buy in this Province I BIBLE CLASS SUPPER -The they grill join gheolNotre°3an:d uydel-re
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members of the older boys Bible
WATER RATES -Saturday e Class, of the Y M C A1 and their Mr J K Morrison of Boston, who
=u=~=   ~   ~ - U-   Black
10115. 1! H10 last day for lJf\Yi1\¢|frlendl held a very successful bean has been spending the Christmas
-A_ J-_ Bt ,_ S 1'; _ _ _ water rates for quarter ending March~supper Wednesday evening. Mr. Wil- holidays with his father-in-law Mr.
°°° °“r A B M°F°" 81st 3776 fi-ld McLeod was elected chairman Alex McLeod, Found' Mills'
1 . - - . .
ane, Alex. Anderson, Bedeque, J. B, ____ nd mon others "wut w I E _ t 5
, FU* I .
M111 _ _ . B 8- K P ee rn urned to his home o St. d L t d '
McK';‘,;‘,:‘ L3;§“f“',§"a1g~,§-““‘§M§;- Honsn i.os'r.-nr. Rohm Rhy.,sni Mexinnon, sntherienu Moreno. morning. 'rhone who hello dearth! lm' e
B' r ° " 5°; ' ~ neu of Dunstaff uf!e ed E E C
L,,dm,,._,B,m 0; A_ w_ W d id . nage, s r a ser- lmer Carson, ruest udmore, pleasure of hearing Mr, Morrison _
G_ Cumeronf G_ Adan;° ghfthxl; ions loss yesterday. a horse belonging Jsimee Brown, Harold Worthy, Ethan sing the "Auld Songs" of his native c.pih‘ stack Isnmd
J. A. Robertson, ennnhnw; .Rev. '.11
B. McIntyre, Tracadfe; M. 0, M¢.
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' ` ' _Gowan, Whfm Road Gross; John B.
A   Andrews, Charlottetown; J. A. Dew~
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ar. New Perth John H Myers,
Hampton, M. Kennedy Brnunlhano;
is something you ucv# and E. Gaudet,.C. D. Carr, Montreal.
where our coal is burnt.-'There
1. of  . Pniiin iiiaiiiu
0UR .6000 C0_Al. '
~ (Canadian Press)
We l1ave`a big stock of 'the o'r'r.4wA, Jnny. a.-A' canadian
best °°“1 in °‘11’ Sh¢d3.°»W=lf- i.§"i>'il§.i'..i).ii...-'i"ii§"»§§f§ oggfignisiiiiiwilil
ing your Order, Sec lhql yguy-‘_a few _days. Powdery scah is reported
eu bu is w=u fu1=<1 ww. I 4 *.‘:...”f.“;';°..‘:.';“ law.. ”.s“°f.i;f.‘:. 
A. Plckard &, Co.
Phone z4o
Scotia and Quebec. There is hope of
eradicating the disease soon.
C. P. R. MERGER IS REPORTED.
T5li,.’\NTFORD , Jan. 8 .- Report
h’|° says (`. P. R. are absorbing Lake
C Wu Erie and Northern.Railway.
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in @...’a|~»r~ .Y
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3765-1~9M3ipd
Orwell Meeting '
The Annual Meeting of the Orwell
Dairying Lompany wil be held in the
Orwell Cove Ball, on Tuesday the 20th
day of January 1914 at l o'olcck p. rn.
D. R. McDONALD President
A. D. McLEOD, Secretary
37611-l-9Melipd
. . “Big bargains at Patons sale
Pa*°“S Sale Begms ¢°d=\Y- which opensiodny 3770-1-9Me1i
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Warm
Our HOT WATER
bottles are reliable warm
friends. They are 'made
of be: t quality rubber and
are designed to vilsh =tand
1 constant hard usage.
Prices $1.00 to $3.00
The
P 1
Geo.E.liughes{ 
D"'""° UNPARALLELED.-The .nuances oi Mr- W~ R- MaY“““‘ Wm’ had ."°?“ ’
F-L ' W ""f WJ ., n
, The People’s Drugglst the weather this season in without - ‘ - ' ° at d
“Big bargains at Patons sale nnrniioi in the renoiieeiion of nnont ior_t_i_i_i: r>r_\;_trf;:f___<3_i1!§_- lflftfeffonef “Y Brazilian Traction _
which Opens tgday_ 377().i1.9]\/Ieli V 1 people in the Dfovince. As a-.1 instance mo E ____ ' Detroit _
"'" O ` l’““" “W day” th” Ghm°tt°t°W“ har" is Monde inet. she was Minna surnni (soo
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J.
One of the _finest tonics is Rexall Emulsion of Cod
Liver Oil. This is the best form of this standard family
remedy, _the purest _form also. The formula of the pre-
paration is plainly printed on the wrapper label and the
preparation is guaranteed to give you good satisfaction or
the purchase price will be pr_ompt y re unded.
Large size 75c,1_smaller size 35c.
 .
McKinnon Drug Cowpany I
Corner Great George and Kent Streets J
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_;_ _  u .store that we recommend more _;;he.n
f. r_(§ ` ;_.l;‘ _-_sr
of smoking inferior tobacco.
It is injurious to yourself, and
a nuisance to your friends.
Besides, good fragrant tobac-
 "   co costs no more. Its all in
 f_~ _,»__,-_._» ._;.1.‘-j~:;~_: .. ,'~_:._~_'..;.'..'_-,:
f knowing what to ask for. R e
'> Bright Twist, llick§y's
Master Marine Smoking
_ and Combinefion Twist _
HlCliCy & NlCll0lS0ll T00, L0-,  If _yoéihlgpg b;:§p§§i;§_0Sf;;»Bad_
member anyone of the followln g
Bright Cui. Rival,
Tobacco, Black Twist
Chewing Tobacco ,
`
to him breaking through the ice on
the East river and being drowned.
LOST SCHOONEB.-The cargo of
the schooner “Iona W." recently lost
on voyage from Lowerlldontague to
Liverpool, N. S. was shipped by
Messrs. W. A. Poole & Co., Lower
Montague, and was insured in Hynd-
man & Co’s Office.
ICE RACES.-The Orwell ice is the
scene of some very interesting racing
when Zealot, Ginger and Jerry, the
fast green pacer owned by Mr. John
McKenna get together. Jerry seems to
hold his own with those- educated
with those educated horses.
MCGILI. EXAMINATIONS.- The
results were announced Monday by the
faculties of Applied Science1and1Arts:.
In the Second Year Latin, Class 2,
C. Auld, Charlottetown, comes first;
Mr. Gardner, Charlottetown, third.
In class III, Mr. Tidmarsh, Char-
lottetown, comes lst. »
SWINE JUDGING.-This morning,
swine judging at the Short Course in
Agriculture will be continued until
eleven o'clock, when Mr. W. A.
Brown, of the Poultry Division of
Ottawa, will address the students on
the subject oi Poultry, At. 10 o'clock,
Mr. T. A. Benson, the Provincial
Poultry expert, will take the class in
Household Science and Poultry.
MEETING AT YORK HALL.-A
meeting will be held in the \York
Hall tomorrow (Saturday) evening,
at which Messrs. D. Brodie and W.
Gdibson will speak of their recent triP
to Winnipeg and their visit to the
at Amherst. There will fh'e some
gramaphone selections. No charge
will be made for admission. ,
LIVE STOCK EXPERT.-Mr. Dun-
can Anderson, of the Live Stock
Bran-ich, Ottawa, arrived in the city
yesterday to take part in the Short
Course in Agriculture that is at pre-
sent being held at the Agricultural
one of the best known Institute lec-
turers in Canada and is an expert
judge of. all classes of live stock. His
work at the Short Course will be of
‘great advantage to the students tak-
ing part in the Course.”
of this it may be stated that for the
bor has been open enough to allow
1-the Fan contractors for-.tho ferry » .ser-
vice from Rocky Point to the city to
" ° _ - Richelieu & O t io
A Good Wmter Tomc i»uf°fm the §;‘,;‘;‘,'; “ “;“; 2322;, 2'; __...______.....--. .........,...,.....
which they p Om 0
Ithe. other without any difficulty 111
||;,he.way of ice. In ~ fact. yesterday,
‘the l-interestfvng .spectacle was witness-
d f two men paddling in a. canoe
e
‘fm Charlottetown Over 1'-0 11118
lRooky Point shore. The harbor is
[clear of ice over quite a large ex-
|pe,n§se. And yet it-is approaching the
;mid,dle of January. .
I ------- _
I ::Iilverett Buell is Guardian Agent
'et Abney. Subscriptions, renewals
and all reliable news will be gladly
it il  _ 'ii M M ,_`w°l¢?mQd  him. 2971'12'1l`X1Bl'.f.
` -'If there if-i one preparation in our
another it is our ua aca mu on
There's nothing like it for e _chronic
cough and all affections of the throat
and lungs-aldo an excellent 'body
builder.-40 and 75c. fbottles. E. A.
Foster-Central Drugstore. Mtf.
,_.___.f---A __
IF .YOU WERE BUSY.
If you were busy being kind.
Before you knew it you would fl_nd
You'd soon forget to think twas
true
That someone was unkind to you.
chlflodletdlwnp P. Ee In gahough yiur heart might, ache a,
M
.1
The World-Wide Fox Exchange
located ef Montague Prince Edward Island
Nothing dealt .in but pure-bred Island stock. Options
on next yecr's pups-bought and sold on small commission; also
s limited number of breeders in season.
Our facilities and connections are of the beet, being ln
touch with all the ranches in the Province- Correspondence
soilcltcd. Directions supplied free as to the best methods of
building ranches, and fe lug and caring for _foxes both old
and young.
Any responsible parties thinking of promoting c company
will find it to theirldventsge to commnn cate with ns.
Reference.-Cllnsdlsnhenk of Commerce, Montague.
.|.w. c....°.ii...J*
J. A. Mclnfyre
, Paiiaeni. 8e¢'y-rrw-
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. bit,
. J You'd soon forget to notice it.
ri you were busy doing sood.
H18-ll
Who's doing just the best he can.
_  And doing just the best you could,
, You'd not have time to blame some
l
1| you were busy being true.
To what you know you ought to do,
Yonu he no busy y<>u'd f°\'s°t.
The blunders of the folks you’ve met.
You'd find yourself too busy, quite,
Because he's busy 116105 Wl`0\18-
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Cream Bread
is
Maritime Winter Fair that was held‘left esterday to visit her daughter A111. SHICICBFB
B. _ _
» ____ Canadian Pacific
Hall, Charlottetown. Mr. Anderson: is*
per an interesting bowling match p0115_..]_,_
took place. The class meets every
Wednesday evening at 7.15, with F.
of Alberta College, Edmonton, and
returned to her home in Charlotte- '_"°'_°”-'”;‘
tor of the Methodist Church at Fred-
t , N. B..l t 1 v next sum-
aldli (lsr H-amiltoii, (l3er?:'1ufl1a, to be- “TDGR QUOTATIONB.
come pastor of a church there/
__C_ovc, was in the city yesterday. lottetéwn, P, E. I. U
Miss Mary A__ McKenzie, Scotch J
Fort, is visiting friends in Vernon any' 8'
RW"-“S~ _ ____ New YORK erooxs.
Miss Mary McDonald, Grand 'l`raca<
guest of Miss Annie F. McDonald.-S Am_ Beet Sugar
24§
Mrs Dr McNeill, Charlottetown, At°hl5°“ 
72%
39k
209
28%
y .
Mrs. McDonald in WhyC000lI\8B11. C- glf_%‘;1hy'~;°I;zl’_e\:r_/
Mr. James McLeod who was visit- Erie
ing friends in Charlottetown, P. E.I. Great Northern Pfd,
has returned to his home in Trenton, Mex. Petroleum
N_ S_ Mies. Pacific
` --- Northern Pacific 111%
Mi-_ Fred Prowse of Murray HU* Pennsylvania 110
bor left on Monday for an extended Reading 170%
visit to Saranac Lake and nelgmmf- Rock Island
hood.--Q. Southern Pacific
--- Union Pacific
Mrs. J. H. Monaghan, a former re- U. S. Steel
sidcnt of ~ Kelly's Cross. was the U. S. Steel Pfd.
guest of Rcv, Dr. Cmran. 11°F NOW' Utah Copper
er, for a few days recently.
-- ' MONTREAL' STOCKS.
51#
ZH-
91§
1581
59§
505
visiting Mr and Mrs J R Dinnis
M s Hattie McEwen, Midgell, re- Dom Steel Corp’n
turned home Y
the guest of her uncle Mr. B. S. S.au1.,Montrea1 Power
derson, while in Charlottetown. N. S. Steel & Coal C
n ar
ss;
zoag
28%
51
24
111;
109;
ies;
91;
157
58%
495
Nicolle. Joseph Rodd, Jack John- land, will certainly givin him a worm
S011. Stewart R098. Wilfrid Mcbwd. welcome when he returns next sum-
HOOPBI’ EGBOPY. 'PUUHP B3'-t. GGUFZB mer. Mr. Morrison is interested in
Gardner, Pope Clarke and Herbert the fox business here and no doubt
Vessey. The following officers were Wm be inducing agua,-9 to Sham in
elected!-James Bl‘0W11.‘»Pf°li¢€\\t» and the enormous profits, when be re-
Jack -1011119011. S°°1`0f»81`Y. Aft” WD' turns to the New England metro-
W. Steele, Secretary for the boys/ as ;;N0 matter what your taste re.
teacher. They H6 Btlldyillg ll UOUYSB gardfng chocolates may he you are
in “Men of the old Testament." sure of complete and unqualified
' atisfaction if you select from our
stock We have Moir's, Neilson’s and
 Liggett’s all fresh, pure, dainty and
delicate--the chofcest sweetrneats that
____ anyone can make or money can buy.
Mi",Hughes_ B_ A" of ML Allison, Take _a box home with you tonight.
  ffm    §:‘:..“a‘;‘§:;:°:.. his sis.-» “hair
town. _ . ` ' ' *xi
Rev. Neill McLaughlin, formerly of   'g
Summerside, P. E. I.. Rlld HOW DBS'
Quotation! furnished by F. B. Mc-
F t rd' V, 'Evening Guardian) Curdy & Co., Stock and Bond Bro-
(fgmnfsgooixys teacher of orwen kers, Members Montreal Stock Ex-
* ' ' change 164 Richmond St Char-
dic is visiting in Scotchfort the High L°W C1059
.
24l~
94
63A
71%
245
94
ea;
71;
as;
zosi
za;
125
51;
24;
111;
109;
169';
13
91;
151
58k
1071
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High Low Close
82 BM
No;
39.5 33% 39
)l27 1265 126k
215 215 2
Sli
Sale
15
om. No Sale
11l} 111 111%
L\Io
Trust Company.
A. W. WEEKS. Charlottetown.
' for Prince Edward Island.
Female Nol. born l9|| I
Mother 6 Pups l9I3
This fox is the celebrated Dalton
bred Vixen "Bluebird," mother of
6 pups in 1913 (an even 3 pairs)
which were sold and delivered in
October for forty- six thousand dol-
lars (46.ooo) ca.sh,whicb we believe
tobe the record cash value for any
litter of pups on P. E. Island in
One Season,
Female No 2 Born l9l|
This female is a high grade fox
born in the ranch of F. F. Tuplin
from his best pure bred Island stock
and 'had a lifter of 5 pups in 1913 a
very high percentage-
Female No 3 Born l9I3
This young breeder is a choice
highly bred Oulton fox and is a
grand daughter and a descendent of
the foxes whose pelts sold for record
price in 1910, and is arelative of
our male Prince Royal.
' 3 72.000
Oiiercd to the Public 200 shares $l00 eeeh
» Directors,
FRANK R. HBAKTZ. President - Local director of the Canadian Bank
of Commerce, Member Advisory Board of Dominion Trust Co.
H. B. TREMAIN, M. P., Windsor, N. S.
C. H. B. LONGWORTH, Charlottetown-Local Director Eastern
CAPT. T. G. TAYLOR, Charlottetown-Agent Marine and Fisheries
Bankers and References, Bank of Nova Scotia, Charlottetown, P. E. I.
Assets
Six Foxes. Highest Grade, Class A. Pure Island Bred Silver..
Blacks. Pedlgreed and Description of_,Foxes
Male Nol. Bom l9lI
This fox was littered ln the
ranch of F, F. Tuplin, New Annan.
from his highest grade of pure
Island stock. _
Male No 2, Born l9ll
“Prince Royal"_
This choice male fox was littered
ln the Dalton Oulton ranch
at Alberton and fs same blood and
family that produced the pelts which
sold in the London market at £500,
,g 5 30, ,g 540 sterling and he is con-
sidered one of the finest foxes in P.
E. Island both aslregards pedigree
and quality of the fox himself. '
~ Male No 3, Born l9ll
This male was littered in the
ranch of F.F Tuplin, New Annan,
from his highest grade pure Island
St0Ck'.
The pedigrees of the above foxes can seen be at the ohice of the
President. The Company are only offering 200 shares of stock to the
public of which a ’ considerable amount is already spoken for and they
expect the small balance wlll be quickly subscribed in vlewfof the show-
ing made the past by the two old breeders, The Director have already
had several good offers for 1914 Options as the quality and breeding
of these foxes make them sought for by new ranching companies, The
Estimated dividend for 1914 is 80 p. c.
For all information and prospectus apply to
MAJOR CHARLES LEIGII, Secy Q. Trees.
P. O. Box 255, Charlottetown. P. R. I.
ments
20 per cent with application
110 “ “ on Jany 15. 1914
Application for stock in the Prince Royal Black Foxes Ltd.
I, or we, hereby apply for. . . . .. .......sha\'es of $100 each in the Capital Stock
of the Prince Royal Black Foxes Ltd and agree to make the following pay-
Sale
Y Spanish River Com. ll. 10 10_
136 135% 135,’
Toronto Ry.
F5 Twin City lm 105, 105,
Drugs-Kodelfe - Conlec- oo'r'1'oN
fl0l\°l‘Y - High Low clone
'A ' me
1180 1178
1215 1212
Januar '
1215
‘ Good
Resolution \
Resolved that in
19:4. I will get
my drugstore re-
quisites at john-
son and ]ohnson’s
The store where.
Quality and good
Service are t he
outstanding fea-
tures an€l,_..§\re un-
doubtedly becom-
ing more and more
appreciated as in-
dicated by our rap-
idly growing trade.
Be numbered among
the big procession of Sef-
iefied Customers.
Johnson & Johnson
The Quality Drugstore
Cor, Prince and Kent Street. |
If you were bw b°‘“1= “ghb  it
lloi-Wafer Bottles
These cold winter nights you
need e hot water bottle and the
eed for two years and over. Priced
Y
March
May
J uly
1205
1200
1205 1202
1200 1197
GRAIN MN D PROVISIONS
~ High Low Close
878 87t
91; 914
661-
65§
211.7
1115
July Wheat
May Wheat
May Corn
July Corn
May Pork
May Lard
87i
91}
G5}
63}
2092 2110
1107 1112
65{
63;
. “Big bargains at Patons sale
which opens today. 3770-1-9Me1i
::For catarrh there is nothing bet~
ter than Rexall Catarrh Jelly put up
in a collapsible tube with patented
nozzle opening, a pungent, aromatic
preparation that will relieve the
uaran e o cure or money w e
refunded. Price 25c. The MacKinnon
Drug Co., Corner Great George and
Kent Sta. Mtf.
“Big bargains at Patons sale
which opens today. 3770-1-9Mel1
Small Bonds
for
To criticise your neighbor long     S
1 Denominations as low as
9 100
 S  _plsigelécgcget them is here st $ r
O h l: l d ° ° . 5
of bg; ;fad';°fr°;bb;>_§_* 3_2* sfgné. Purchasable in instalments Fire Insurance
and the better grades are guarant-
of as little as $10
.oi .. in _ _ ` A Necessity
Write for particulars
winning its favor by its Chamois vesis I Then insure in ood stron stock com
l flal/°“f~ ai ii f h i ai g 3 Pm
" sim nfs: :reno siidnxgihelia with   ‘ ies, which never contest an honest claim such
Because ggi"-,§>_‘;§‘=,,;§“<‘ "d ‘°‘* °°'°'- Corporallon Limited .. i. ..,,........,.1 by ‘
il. enum. nag...
We keep the Quality up_ ll lellle Itself. lelllu, I. I.
The Tw" Mm ...... ...__ ...__ E. R. BROW
149 Gt. Geo. Street .- oss*
T°'°’h°°° 2" M Charlottetown
 ' i
l
i
{Amount enclosed
50 on March 15. 1914
To MaJor Charles Leigh.Secy & Trees
P O. Box 255, Charlottetown, P, E. I.
8356-12. x 8Mtuesfrisattf
THE EASTERN TRUST CO
PRESIDENT
Robert E. llarrie, K. C.
VICE-PRESIDENTS
James Manchester.
John Y. Payzanl. K. C. _
llecfor Helnncl, K. C.
DlRECTORS
J. Walter Allison, A. P. Barnhill, K. C.. Wm. A. Black, S. M.
Brookfield, George S. Campbell, Dr.C, F. Fraser, Hon, George H'
Murray, James C. Mackintosh, Hon. David Maolieen. Hon. James D.
MacGreg;>r. Hon. J. D. Hazen. K. C.. F. B. MoCnrdy, John MacNab,
Wm. Ro ertson, Wiley Smith. 0. E. Smith, Franc s P. Starr, Hon.
W. H. Theme, Hon Josiah Wood.
GENERAL MANAGER
B. A. Weston.
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND BOARD
llon, John Mclean. Chairman, James Eden,
George E. Auld, C. ll. B. Lonlworfh.
MANAGER CHARLOTTETOWN OFFICE
W. S. Sfcwsrf, K. C.
most obstinate case of catarrh. | iam;
G te d t ill h  
‘ City Properties Wanted
We have a number oi inquiries for single houses, cottages
and tenements, all with modern improvements from prospective
purchasers, leasers and tenants.
Anyone with properties that can be classified I lander above
headings should make it a point to get in colhmnnlcatlon with
us. "
Island Hal Estate & Investment Go.
Royal Bank Building
Box 284 Phone 439
37o7,r,6M3i
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