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Wei-have a fine assortment
oi;We,tches, Brooches, Rings,
  Lockets, Chains,
ihinlrs, Fobs, Scarf Pins,
gflyerware, Ebony Goods, &c,
c. 1.9' 7 -
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forezigraving. . I .
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Gel the Right
Kind 'oi Rubbers '
No matter what kind of rubbers
you want you are sure togel. the
- We are showing rubbers for
men, rubbers for women and rhilc-
ren in ordinary street styles and
s'yles and grades to' suit evary
lund of foot, every kind of boot nt
any price. '_ - -
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Daiiyiug Company will be held
enllfédncsday Jan. 1-5th at 2 o’clock
P. TM. in Mount Herbert Hall.
Our rubbers wear long. are
strong. well made, good fitting.
Womei.’e 65:: and........... .75c.
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V.--By'<ord_er'of Directors.
 - ' “ HUGH 'rRe1No)z
I ,_ Secretary
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1-\81|3,Mz_ipd_. _ Y
 '_;ie1t hate, zao-oi them, sizes
6| to:7l,~ all new style , worth $2.75'
to 1), Saturday only,$1.29. Brown’s.
» ff ' _ _ , 1-mai.
`-”‘_'J_hat _ ass hats 1eit..herd texts and
the@;.re_eil worth the -former price
fel- ,716 or-_;s.j _wsnave piled them
'en a, ,..couhte_r'-and' willseli them
Satiu'de.yLet $1.29 each. H. I-1.'
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' _ f- :A--wns'rnnN rnaonnr.
,woLsmLmv, seek., Jen. 1-one
home' _oi Thomas Taylor, twelve
miles sont-.li od Wolseley, was the scene
_of atragedy lest night. Mrs. Taylor
wsafiound dead, her husband, ber two
lioysand a servant named Mrs. Fox
unconscious, and the house full of
coal gas. Mrs. Fox is out of danger.
Taylor and the eldest bo have 'ral-
’ N. G.-C..J. Cook. V. G.-John Wal-
right style here. fl V
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' 'ITPAYB to‘_buy, Province
_(From Yeaterday"a' E9q"iin¢ Guardian).
- INWARD TRAINS»-'l'he
accommodation ,arrived -in
ww ¢°dey at 110,15-._
'sud the Cape Traverse
tion at 10.1.0 a.m., on
train, to Sununerside
with the Mintoleit here at 6 a.m.
SCHOOL EXAHINA'1‘IONS.- The
monthly reliort of York school for
December. 1913. ia:--Senior Grade-1,
_-lose! Howard; 8, Cecil Day; ii,
John C. Cooke and Ida Howard
equal. Intermediate - 1, Leith
Brown; 2, George Vesey. Junior-
1. Harry Howard; -2, Willie Cooke.
Primary Grade, Book II-1,‘Leigl\ 'Vp-
_sey; 2, Earle Taylor. Primary
Grade, Book I.-1, Peter Proud; 2,
Hedley Howard; 3, Claude Vesey.
-OFFICERS ELECTED.-At the
lest meeting of Regal Lodge, Na. 124,
'I. O. 0. F., Kensington, the follow-
ing officers were duly installed by
‘D. D.. Ci. M., P. B. Clark, assisted
by Past Grand W. K. McGougan and
Thos. Carruthers of Princeilildward
sud' Past Grand H. F. Morrison and
Dr. F. W. _Jardine of Regal Lodge:-
ker. R. B.-John Warren. F. S.-
Joseph Gillis. Treas.-H. F. Morri-_
son. R. S., N. G.--David Casely. Ii.
S. N. G.--H. C. Bowness. R. S. V.
G.-Dr. J. O. Houston, L. S. V. G._-
Jas. Kennedy. Warden-Wesley Ohame
_ plon. Cond.-W. B. McArthur. I. G.-
W. H. Darrach. 0. G.-Wm.-D. Clark.
R. S. S--Wm. Gass. L. B. S.-Nelson
Casely. Chap.-E. C. Hiltz.J.
THE NIOBE.-Assistant Engineer
Joseph- Liowe of H. M. C. S. Nioba,
is spending a few days in the city
visiting his former home. I-le left
here about two years ago and after
successfully passing the assistant eu-
gineer’s examinations entered the
.Canadian navy.. Mr. Lowe left the
;Niobe a`t'_ Ha1ifs.x,'N. S., but has
since received word to the effect that
she will be at Bt. John next week
and he will rejoin her there. From
the above -item, appearing in the
Fredericton Gleaner, it w0\lld BDDGBI'
that it had been intended to bring
th`e Niche to St. John this week. G.
I-I. Flood, agent of the Marine and
Fisheries department here, has had
no intimation of any such intention.
;'l‘he Niobe has been.in Charlotte-
wn.
ALLEY & ' C0
* name'
” I' - R- E -e E
Come into our office and have your
teeth examined free off charge. Only
takes a few mintues and we will tell you
exactly what you need and it wont rcs:
you one penny We make teeth and guar-
anieaihem to fit exnclly. We also guar-
antre perfection in Crown and Bridge
work Extracting and filling without pain,
price moderate. ‘
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lied somewhat, but theyoungest boy
liaenot regained consciousness.
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GOOD TIME.-The Hunter River
Presbyterian Sunday School held
their annual entertainment on the
evening of Jan. 3rd. In spite of the
inclementy oi the weather, quite a
number were present. After remarks
by the chairman, Simon Brown, the
program was as follows. Opening
chorus by the choir. Instrumental
Duet--Mrs. Dr. Rodgerson and Miss
Olive Dougles.Recitation-Ruby Mac-
Dougall. Chorus-Boys and Girls.
Vocal Duet-The Misses Brown and
Siliiphant. Recitation-Ruth Rodger-
ion. Chorus by the Choir. Instrumen-~
tal duett-The Misses M‘cGuigan.
Qiiaftette-Gathering Shells. Recita-
tion-Miss Marguerite Smith, Dialo-
gue--fl‘he '1‘rain~to Mauro. Recltation
-Miss Ethel Brown. Chorus by six
little girls. Rscitation-Miss Eup-
hemie Ross. Chorus--Lindy. Lee. Re-
eitation-Miss Edna Nicholson. In-
strumental duet-the Misses McGui-
gan. Recitation-Miss Olive Douglas.
Recitation-Miss Alice Large. Closing
Chorus-Good Night. At the close of
the programme the S. S. ‘scholars
were treated to_ cards, apples, candy
andoranges. Much praise is due to
the leader Mrs. Rodgerson for the ex-
cellent ,w._By in which the program
was rendered.
::Wa have all the leading makes oi
Condition Powder but there is none
we can so fully recommend as The,
Island" Condition Powder. We have
many testimonials from lending isr~
mera and horsemen throughout thc
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what is tue.
urrem Yeeuraeyrs evening Guardian)
our: rmsn.-lat. the charlotte
town _Police Court this morning
Frank Power was ilned S10 or 30
days for being drunk and disorderly,
GOOD SUPPLY.-Fred W. Bawdon,
Mt. Allison University, occupied the
pulpit both morning and evening in
the Cornwall-'Methodist Church on
Sunday last; Mr. Sawdon supplied
most acceptahly on this circuit dur-
ing the absence. lu Engle.n¢,,_gf the
pastor Rev. Hugh Miller. Good con-
gregations _attended both services on
Sunday notwithstanding bed roads
and a hurricane of wind. _
to blame? and
MR. HUDSON DEAD.-There passed
peacefully away at Victoria, Lot 29,
on Saturday, December 28th last,
.Taber Hudson an old and respected
reside-nt. Mr.~ Hudson was born on
the old homestead at Tryon eighty-
one years ago and was _the sen of the
late Richard Hudson a prominent
magistrate and Methodist local
preacher. He removed to Victoria
some twenty-dve years ago entering
into partnership with the late John
S. McQuarrie. The firm did a large
shipping and grocery business and
was well and favorably known. In
politics Mr._ Hudson was a life-long
Liberal and in' religion a Methodist.
Hs was a man of sterling integrity
and his word was his bond. He
leaves to mourn two daughters, Mrs.
James E. Howatt, Augustine Cove,
and Mrs. W. H. Collett, Victoria, be-
sides two sons, Bruce, in B/ritish Cole
umbin, and ,George S., in Calgary.
His funeral service was conducted by
Bev. G. M. Young the , body being
laid to rest in the Tryon Methodist
cemetery. The pall-bearers were Ja-
bez Lea, Charles Wright, Neil Mc-
Nevin, Bl. I-l'. Wright, Eweu,McKin-V
non and E. Boswell.
PERSOIIILS -
Miss Blanche McBeth, Marshfield, is
visiting in Cornwall the guest of
Miss May Wright.
Russel Scott, Saskatchewan, is vis-
iting in Cornwall the guest of his
mother.
Her many friends will be pleased
to learn that Mrs. Donald McPhail_,
Cornwall, is recovering from her re-
cent severe illness. _
Alfred Thorpe and Fred W. Saw-
_don, Mount Allison, Sackville, who
were spending the holidays with
friends in Cornwall have-left to re-)
sume their studies at the university.
Ernest Howard, Govan, Sask., is
visiting his parents W. C. and Mrs.
Howard, Clyde River. '
Venn McEwen, North River, who
has been visiting relatives and friends
during the past few months has left
on return to the West.
::Bring your prescription to us. We
will give it prompt and perfect Bt-
tention. have an expert look after the
work and deliver it promptlf 110 ¥°“\‘-
home. We deliver parcels to "cry
part of the city, give phone orders
the same Prompt. °0l'°l“1 °“°'m°“
sl call The McKinnon Dru!
pmvmce' an .peaking ol it in the M pegmiier Grdat George and Kent Y°““3- minute” J°b°z ma' E' -H" Stoiypin to Poitava and Kiefl. These
Q "To FRAME WEICANA i iiifelisisrii td:iilti'einifrii:'st:3:.1h`i-xgit1`iif gfif or ‘ I ` “it W"“h"' __ _ spies were dlvzuiled as redlere and
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'ilie Joys 0! 'Christmas
csnf besdded to by warmth and
comfort. . ‘ - ' 1 I
,How is your coal' bin? Better
lei.’.l fill it now with good coal at
a cbrrect price.
:.Wishing you a Merry Christmas.
 Lyons ~& to
esteem
ances.
an
any person
deedr will
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On Sunday the
of James
there passed
member of St.
Person of Rose
the late William
advanced age of
possessed in a
qualities that
Her
word of
her
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li Un. il
Do  i _:__ 1 ! _.3 ii- EGGS PLACED IN furnished with goods to sell peasants'
1 1 E . - '
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- ,  . - 0 First ' with the plan. people t reel
earns more srumo. _ - ”°°" P¢?0P7¢ S Theatre ' si. 1 so 1 N“"‘.. J 7 , ..... ... ,,...... ° “’°° “
_ ' . ‘ ‘ ' 0|)¢l\7p.m. ° f °w ' FEEDER CTO ’ ' B" an' _ Kculyabko not only charged the
Y _ nn In-l,-uuxanli (11315 venm b
5-5  f ` " "- ,___  _  d,:l°g(J°’;;i°“cw“ #Burkina “ft thegdty Police Department with 300 per cent.
r I Dallftg » l A  gli; a graziitmtccrwliaxisds if poiiltry sho; :iota gh?" this Fiimtlhm' woceedares cost
_ _ . _ _ . m u pac e
i 5?1§i°°”€°°§£R ll ' -` Four Reels of hoto ays lm" 1" F°'“'““’Y' D“"‘“8 “N °°“.'°‘? enen- sales. wiui tneeagimiaiis 
Bparlin D asa; ariora g of his remarks one of the delegation _
°h'“°“§.s_°~ 52'" IW ° said that the` encouragement of Minister Maknim' who °“°°°°d°d
°'°' """° '°" _4 1, - _Two Ffatufe Sllbfects mer also. uid b in b 't s°°l“’"‘ °" th” D°l"`*"t'°°"_t °' th” IP'

’ IN MWMORIA-M- - » - - "~"-T* ~ ' prices might be lowered to the con-'
"’* '  Tw., Rah *" n °ne" Thsnhauser semen. Ain. Hush o'Neni sem that d" "°"’ “l“f’_“°" °“°°
_ Y Y , I i = I -.  .
Wm ‘ig f"f"{;,'f,,;`°f,‘,'§""" The french Spy Ai~i.'iiifii`ffif; '
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ply of eggs that was necessary to ILSON ,N PARADE
- ' . . ' . - w
_ ~ ___ rude cause prices to be reduced -but that
A marvel adaptation of the famous Rive something elmm M dough, ww the' WASHINGTON 'Jam 7_SeMm
' A chllffk” Liana;-nlezlrggid of tziveedmarketh Iéire Bald W1 Murray Crane', as chairman of the;
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- Decu a- charge of the inaugural ceremonies,
tin! ill eggs, stating that he had will ride at the inaugural parade in
3 “V i A A f F i ” 16 000 dozen e '
I _ V . -€ . ggs in cold storage at the carriage with the President-elect
 O 9  , St. John. The statement caused some- and' the chairman of the Inaugural
Wllhll 01's sensation. - ' - -Committee Mr Eustis.
- V101 BISON 101 A ' '-
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, -_  lf1_neror.au.~__ ' -
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Gln Evening Guardian Jsny I0 and Morning Guardian Jany ll
  i Will Contain
‘Renovation of Old Orchards”--slaecially written for
The Guardian bythe Dtmin on Fruit Inspector.
“Winter Feeding for Prciii."-a special article for The
Guardian by one of Prince Edu ard Islsnd’s most
V practical farmers.
“That Course in Agriculture"--many facts of special
interest to every Provincial farmer, specially pre-
- pared for “The Farm" department
Selected items of practical information for farmers in
general.
“Advice to Breeders”-specially written for The Guar-
dian by a “Provincia_list.”
‘Care of the Horse”-a contributed article of practical
' value to every horse owner;
“Horse Notes”--specially preps red for “The Turf"
° ` department by one of the most up-to-date horse-
- men in the Province. i
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GOOD CONCERT. OPEN TARIFF HEARINGS
' ---- AT WASHINGTON
The Methodist Sunday School of -.1-
/Victoria held its Xmas tree and en- WASHING l"0N, January 7.-The
tertair-ment on Wednesday evening, House Ways and Means Committee
lst inst, in the Victoria Methodist to-day began public hearing; on tar-
church_ The church was decorated lil revision. Schedule A., chemicals,
with evergreen and flags and with e, oils and paints, which raises at pre-
Xmas tree ladened with fruits, con- sent about $12,000,000 per annum of
iectionery, cardsand many useful r0V0n119. is scheduled for “upward re-
presents for the members of the vision."
school. The classes gave tangible Under the Underwood revision of a
evidence of their apprecitation of Year 850. the schedule was so revised
their teachers in this line. as to bring in` about $3,000,000 n
The program for the evening con- your more. It did not pass the den-
sisted of music by the choir and ate nor did it become law.
duets. chorus, recitations, etc, by Henry Howard of Boston, head of
the school, all in line and harmony the -Merrimac Chemical Company, up-
with the festive season and place; all peered in behalf of the Manufactur-
.rendered in a manner praiseworthy ing Chemists' Association of the Unit
of the school. The solos by the Miss- ed States. He declared there could
es Blagcho McDonald and Elsie How- be no fair revision of the chemical
att ar worthy of special mention and schedule unless it were based on
the recitation by Miss Neavie Myers scientific inquiry. He-also asserted
was excellent, in fact the whole pro- that the Underwood bill. which pare-
gramme was a delight to all pre-' Gd' 01° HOUBB 18st spring, increased
sent. Much _praise is' due the organist the duties on raw materials and de-
Mrs. Boswell under whose supervis- creased the duties on finished pro-
ion and instruction the program was ducts to such an extent that if it
rendered, Thlg 15 only one of the were enacted into law, the manufac-
many times in which Mrs. Boswell turing chemical industry would be in
has shown her superior taste and danger 0! destruction.
tact in leading both choir and school S. A. McCormick of Baltimore, a
in entertainments rendered in con- manufacturer of spices, said that
nection with Church and School. rates on those products should be in-
The choir and congregation took creased to an ad valorem of 20 per
.advgngggg of thi; opportunity to cent. He said the present rate was
present to Mrs. Boswell the following too low.
address. Representative Greene of Massachu-
Mrs. E. Boswell. setts, urged better protection for the
Victoria, P. E. I. Bpcrm Oil lndustry, saying that sperm
Dear Mrs._Boswell:-Your excellent oil should be classihed separately
and eificientwork as Organist of our from whale oil.
church has not gone unnoticed, or Louis S. Brigham of Randolph,
unappreciated and doubtless as the Vermont, of the Brigham Sheet Gel-
years have passed, many words Ol atln Company, said the present classe
appreciation have been spoken. iiication of gelatin was unsatisfac-
We deem it fitting however, in this ftory. and he thought that the finish-
formal way, to voiae the feeling of ed product should pay a duty of
the choir and congregation, and de- about 35 per cent. He said that he
light to tell you that your music has lost his factory last month.
been an inspiration, and a blessing to
"“vv'i“u.....k you .merely for ri.. RUSSIAN POLICE ARE
heartiness with which you have done = UP'T0"DATE GRAFTER3-
all in your power to make the var- *"`
ious services of the church both ST- PETERSBURG. Jan. 7- The
pleasant and promablg If we can sentence of ex-Police Chief Konlyab-
then, by e. word of appreciation, ko of sixteen months in the peniten-
-bring a bit of cheering harmony tn tiery for embezzlillg $8.000 of money
the concord of sweet sound, which al- intended for protecting Stolypln from
ready fills your breast, we will be assassination when at Kieil has lifted
glad indeed. a bit of the curtain behind which
As a small and tangible token of g-mfg is carried pm »
our esteem, we ask you to accept the The 1”-gg", sum in Koulyabko-B
accompanying gift. with our beet account passed as admissible W”
wishes for-your continued health and spent by 500 mance spies whom he
happiness. Signed on behalf of the employed for (our months ahead of
choir and °°°Kf°¢°*l°“¢’G- M- the date or the vim 01 the cm we
COLD STORAGE w ves and thus get in conversation
po y r g wo 'r g a ou a
larger supply of e§8s and thus thee xggozjgél ;1,§'{‘c‘;sa‘;iet;_h°B}_’(‘;'l1;‘>i;:x;‘,lsD“x’\1`:_°
it was not a question of 5, larger sup CRANE BITS WITH
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Incorporated by special act of Dominion of Canada
and licensed by the Province of Prince Edward Is-
land, Acts as Execntor. Administrator, Curator,
Guardian, Trustee, Liquldator, Assignee, Etc.
Special facilities offered for the investment of
money throughout Canada. Write for particulars
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has been really tremendous,
but we still have some choice
pieces including a few silver
tea sets, waiters, pudding .
dishes, fern dishes, butter
dishes, and other pieces clear-
ing at
30 p. c. -
Off
These goods are of the very
finest quality, all new and
considered splendid bargains ,
at the former prices. This J
farewell Clearance Sale offers .
you your selection at 30 p. c. ‘
below regular prices.
G. F. liuieheson
Tableware -I
Our output of Silverware '
_TfI“_ 
pln_-ig
"F'ress, Fre.nki1n,e3oyalty, Parker,
Hunter, and Waferlite hats wo;-gh
from $2.75 to S3 each, only 289
left and me zvins at $1.29. at H. H-_
Bro\vn's Saturday. 1-9'Mal_
"Now is the time to get your new
"iid." Brown is offering 289 hats
for Saturday's sale, every one is
worth from $2.75 to 88, going at
$1.29. Br0Wn’s. 1-9M3l.
"'A Saturday Snap-a counter piled
high with hard hate, all new styles,
sires range from 62 to 7|. every
one worth from $2.75 to $3 fpr-
$i.29. H. H. Brown's. 1-9M3l.
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Coilon and Woolen
Waste . 
Sanitary Colton Polishing Clnihafor
Power House, Garages, Machine bhops,
and "li General Purp"ses Write- for
samples and quotations io the msnufatil-
llfff,
H. Gray? Cof
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Montreal, P. Q.
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Weekly Star, one year each, l'
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