f' -~'-FEBRUARY13. 1915 " f  __ __  . 'ri-is cnAiu.o'i"rs'i‘_owN- GUARDIAN
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FOR 25 CENTS YOU CAN MAK
YOUR HAIR LUBTROUS, FLUF.
_ FY AND ABUNDANT.
Immediate ?-Yes! Certain '.'-that’s
the 1017 of lt. Your hair becomes light,
wavy. fluffy, abundant. an_d appears
as soft, lustruous and beautiful as a
young girl's after a Danderine hair
cleanse. Just try this-moisien a
cloth with a little Danderine and care-
fuliy_draw it through your hair, tak.
ing one small strand at a time. This
will cleanse the hair of dust, dirt or
excessive oil, and in just a few mom-
ents' you have doubled the beauty of
E
your hair. A delightful, surprisei '
| WE make_a specialty of \
portraiture and our
studio is exceptionally
equipped for fine portrait
work.
‘ng cooir sumio |
_Strengthen old friendships
with a new portrait-the gift
that exacts nothingin return,
yet has a value that can only 1
| be estimated in kindly I
thoughtfulness.
lllakc the appointm/:nt to-clay
'The Bayer Studio
 
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Finest work, moderate prices.
_ Personal attention given to
Amateur’s Worlz. _
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107 Queen St. Charlottetown
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brittle or thin. Besides beautifying
the hair, Danderine dissolves every
_particle of dandruff; cleanses. puriiies
, and fnvigorates the scalp, forever stop-
ping itching and falling hair, but what `
will please you most will be after a few
week’s use, when you see new hair-
fine and downy at first-Yes-but real-
ly new hair growing all over the scalp.
If you care for pretty, soft hair, and
lots of it, surely get a 25 cent bottle
of Knowiton’s Danderine from any
dr_ug__store or toilet counter and just
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February
_ Shoe Sale
Now at its best
g Our counters are filled
with bargains for Men,
Women and Children, at ‘
worth while prices.
Ladies’ Boots
made in Tan Calf, Gun'
Metal and Patent Leath-
er, button and lace effects
in all sizes from 2 1-2 to
7, Reg. $3.50 to $5.00
lines less 20c disc.
Men’s Boots
Made in Tan Calf and
Gun Metal biucher styles
all sizes worth $4.00 to
$5.00 now less 20 p. c
disc.
Call in and convince
yourself.
Alley & C0.
_ 135 Queen St.
W. F. TAYLOR, M. D., C. M.
(ueciu. usivsnsrrvi
__ Montague, P. E. I.
Office of
I.-sto Dr FRASER
 
""‘Every wise landlord will find
advisable to visit the ‘great sale of
will paper remnants--you will he able
..*T. GORDON IVES is Guardian
.agent in Montague.
. *DR A J. FRASER will at
dental work a ended
Britons as appeared.
_will be at Gasperesux Feb.-15 and 16th
BRITISH LOSS TO DATE
ties in all ranks in the west-arena
cludes killed, wounded and missing.
-'IU Billllliilll SIIYIHMI
BERLIN via the Hague to Lend
German Foreign Secretary, who
paying a short visit to Berlin durin
the eastern front, to-day received th
correspondent of the Associated Pres
and explained to him the nature
the recently announced German nav
measures to be taken against hostil
commercial shipping. over wliicii, h
said, there seemed to be some m
apprehension abroad. owing to th
P
ado" as used in the press discussio
ol' the proclamation abroad, th
Foreign Secretary said, perhaps als
was responsible f'or this misapprehe
sion.
“ The announcement of February
Admirahty staff, was not a declaratio
urea, announces German 's in ntio
gion. an part ularly to destroy co
mercial ships oi' the enemy.
"England, months ago. declared I
 
fox nilimus vim
_Tho following fs a list of com-
panies which have paid dividends on
ships belonging to the enemy onl
away safely.
it account for 1914. Most of these com- 1’ “"“Wa"°“°"
panies expect to pay additionaldivld-
end later: '
y
“Auyhow," continued Herr Von
Jsgow. “hostile merchantmeni have
. . . - be
Peake's Stltlon Feb. 24th to 26th. All
tt t0. 8505.
.. .*T_iTLE CORRECTED-The title
of Rev. E. E. Styles' lecture, referred
to some days ago, was Buttons not
...*DR. A. J. FRASER. Montague
Murray Harbor North, 17th and 18th',
Murray Harbor West, 19th and 20th.
All dental work attended to. 8504.
' 104,000 Mon.
LONDON, February 10.- Premier
Asquith speaking in the house of com-
mons today, said the British casual-
of
the war, from the beginning of hos-
tilities to February 4, amounted ap-
p'°xim°‘t°ly t° 104900 men' This 1”' sub ect, A Revelationin the Silence
n Children_'I`opic., A Boy Hero. Evening
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Feb. 10.-Gottlieb Von Jagow, tis; anon _
the absence of Emperor William on
delay in the transmission of the memo- BAPT'8T'”' Rev' Z' L* Fash M
randum accompanying the proclama~ 5- m- and 7- P In
tion. The hrase “submarine block
D, . .
Evening prayer, 7 p. nl. Sunday
4_ School and Bible Classes 2.110 p.
of Admiral Von Pohl. chief or the Holy C'-"mm“"i°“ “L 830 “'
of ‘xi blockade," said lie Von .la ow,
confirming an earlier stdtrement bygthe ST PETER5'- Hwy C°mm““i°“
Admiralty to the Associated Press. ‘md 11 ‘L m~ Mums 1015' Sunday
"A11 quegmms as to its validity School and Bible Class 2.330. Even-
promised on this theory therefore are “mg at 7 P- m'
excluded. The Admiralty proclama-
ll01\.by it designation of waters around CHURCH OF $°°T|-AND'
Great Britain and ireland as a wa.r '
_ Bea a war area. German warship
__ I heretofore have destroyed merchant “Y-
sertion for advertising in this colum
Cash must accompany order
  uuiizi sirius
METHODIST
FIRBT METHODIST.-Ilev. J. L.
Davison, B. A. at 11 a. in. and 7. Sun-
day School and Bible Class at 2.30.
GRACE CHURCH. - Rev. F. H.
Littleiohn at 11. Subject. The Peace-
makers. Rev. W. J. Smith, Secretary
of the Temperance and Moral It
Sunday School and Bible Classes at
2.30.
ST. JAMES.-Rev. Dr. Fullerton at
11 and 7. Sunday School and Bible
Classes at 2,30. Strangers always wel-
come and seats provided. Morning_
o
PRESBYTERIAN
und-
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the Night. Evening subject, A H
red Years of Peace.
NEW Zi0N.- Ilcvl .G. C. Taylor at
11 p. ui. and 7 p. m Sunday School
and Bible Classes at 2.30. Strangers
heartily welcomed. All seats free.
Morning subject. Thy Kingdom Come.
' subject-War and Peace a transform-
g CENTRAL CHRISTIAN.
§ cEN'rnA|. cHnis1'iAN.-- nov. w.
J Whitehead, at 11 e m and 7 p. in.
as Morning subject-Coinmlunion. Even-
8 ing subject-Past feeling.
e
,s_ savrisr.
° 11
,§ .ci-iuncn or ENGLAND.
2 s'r. i=AuL's.- nectar nav. T.
Murphy Morning prayer at 11 a
W.
m.
in.
m..
n All seats free.
8
n PEOPLE'$ CHURCH.- Rev. D. Mc-
Y I
to conduct war operations in tlieis re- Lean Wm preach at 7 13° m'
' d ic _ .
m* . sAi.vA1'ioN|s'rs. ~
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similar fashion the whole of the North SALVATION ARMY' ""‘ services
S each night ot the week and on Sun- "Wednesday, This time we are , _
local 5upp0n__s0me 400 yards behind per fellows in ordinary life, hut now -fl*-l-
m_Ihe is_ apparently playing n medal
(round with o. slippery lump of butter.
Y
. when there was every certainty that CIPTOIVN DIARKETS
their passengers and crew could ge
t .........
“ But in future this forbearance must POPK ' 8% lo 90-
'be subordinated to military consiilera- Oats (white) 530
tions, now thst England, by measures Oats (black) 55c.
inadmissable under intematlonal law, Straw (per toll) $0-00
has paralysed neutral commerce with Hay, pressed, (per ton) '- $14.00
Germany iii an atemnt to force upon E858 (per dozen) 26C-
the German civilian population death Print Butter er lb
(p _ .) 260
Fowl and,ch.ickens (per lb) 10 to 12
Tub Butter (per lb.) » 2-ic.
‘ Potatoes (per bush.) 30c
Taking Turn for Bath at Conven
e- I
form Dept. at 7 p. m. All seats tree. Tells of a “Patriotld Pill W
mais! anisi in Musi ini mis 1(   in Hui if
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` iill iMilSllit
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"Plnchlng" Others' Chance if
Possible.
DIARY FULL OF WIT.
Appreciation for the Entents.
Correspondent.)
LONDON, .Ia.n. 23.-(By mail.)
Sidelights of trench life are amusin
ly described in the following extrac
fordshire Regiment: "Sunday. Anot
er horrid wet day. Church parade
the courtyard of the N. G. O's (co
mending officer) billet-principal
well meant and certainly hearty, as
was, would have attracted me very
on a wet day.
asked the lady wiio appeared if'
later ln the morning.
in time to forestall ii total strange
who was trying in execi-able French t
he’d have had that hath too.
fer over it either. My enjoyment wa
somewhat marred by the subaltern,
-no way embarrassed, imporiuniiig in
through the door to hurry up as h
had mana ed to inch' the turn
_th_._e trenches. Our billets are in ii f`ar
been flattened out by ii shell. It
-days here. I secured ii bed with
_fercil from indigestion. Not so mu
Machiavellian diplomacy required
-secure the bed this time as usual, o
ii
ith
from the diary of an officer in the Bed-
in
m.
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hymns; which attracted ii curious
crowd. I cannot say that the singing,
far
"This next sentence should be writ-
ten in capitals, as it is in my mind.
Had a lovely hot bath at the convent.
Ruin place to go for a bath. wasn't
itl- Anyway, I met a clean looking
fellow wiio said he had bathed there.
so I summoned up my courage and
rang the bell, and in my best French
might wash myself there. 1 was
promptly ushered into ii sort of oillcc.
where I found I could book my turii
When I eventually turned up on the
stroke ot' time. I found I was only just
0
assure the sister that I was his great
friend and that I had booked for lilm.
That boy-he was ii subaltern-should
get high up in the army. I hope to see
him swung off myself, for his barefac-
ed audacity. If the good lady had been
able to understand his French-slie
merclfully was not equal to the task-
Anyway I got it, and thoroughly en-
joyed it-came out looking rather pale,
I expect, as it was iuy first real wash
worth speaking about since we left
England. Jolly sporting of these nuns,
I think. Their poor box does not sut-
in
house, one of the few that have no
~ lt : I: . gi
IS ..
'sm-9 to cawh one sooner or |Me,._ Hope kii_ite to carry the bunkers, and lic
-_it does not nr,-ive during om. three using most horrid language. I slioul
'spring mattress which apparently su
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mill' 'I id '¢°" Iiu don iecor.-mend il.
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ST. MARY'B, ONTARIO.
 
(By P. M. Snrle, United Press Staff .
The “Z E P P” is
_ Razor Modernized and Made Safe
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it
correct diagonal stroke
safe, and satisfactory. It
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The Zepp_Sa,fety Razor simplifies shaving, it
transforms the once disagreeable task into a real
pleasure. All the advantages of both the old and
new style razors are embodied in the "Zapp"-
the standard length, protected blade permits the
isfactory shave, with perfect safety.
Anybody can usea Zepp. Razor, it is simple;
carefully forged and hammered, hardened by _el-
ectricity, has a full concave ground blade with
flexible edge that adapts i_tsel to the surface of
the skin. Price $3.00 prepaid to any address. .
Fennell & Chandler
Victoria Row
_ the Old-Fashioned
that insures the most sat-
is made of crucible steel.
ig i m, _| _
/_
running parallel to and nbout 400
yards behind the firing llno. ilorrow-
ed somc potatoes and some leeks from
what was once a garden. Also there
was a chicken (courtesy title)
for dinner; l think it must have
foilowed us home. They shelled the
line of roadway a good deal this inerii-
ing, but never scorned to drop tlicni
where we were, not that I am coni-
'plaining of intittention.
“I am now sitting here in positltve
comfort after lunch, writing ni, a real
table ln the intervals for thought
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s ‘v or the - < _ _
next fellow booked after me_ watch B--_-, who came in late fo __
ilunch. lie is one of those weak, ilap--l.W0~
ln,
_ . _ _ , .
. never will stick lon enou i on hi
a judge he is about seven down o
f_Ibogcy and by the color I should sa
ch liie requires a new ball.
ml "There is also by the way, a pi
wjherc. l rather fancy from the way
ing to the fact that it lies across, and f0||0WS Ollc shout. _obviously tryi_ng_t
_on the lava on a window which faces speak. that its feelings of appreciation Of IUIIBIUUIHUQB-
is
a true patriot, liss rather a miserable
body.
"Wo also acquired by the horribly
antiquiited and mercenary method of
purchase some alleged bread and hut-
lter. After sampling a portion of the
ipig, who l was distressed to find is sb-
| solutely determined to die for his coun-
lfry by one method or another. I won-
‘der if a pig defunct from natural
causes, such as acute indigestion. is so
_succulent as :i pig selt`~in1inolated in
the hot flames of patriotic fervor. Pos-
] sibly thc chef at tlic Ritz may know-<
r anyway. we will all know in ii day or
H
(1 I Mlnard's lliilmerit Co., Limited.
3- Gentlemen.--Last Winter I received
fgrest benefit from the use of MIN-
g AIlD'S LINIMENT in a severe attack
it of Ladrippe, and i have frequently
0 proved it to be very effective in cases
_ of the Entente is so warm as to niakc
towards the Germans and is plentiful I - ~
iy puncm,-ed with bullet h0|e,.,_ We1|_ it meditate accompanying us down to Yours.
anyway W5 ¢0mfy_ and pil hope for the trenches tomorrow, murmuring to
'I'-°_9°t Wh# YOU wang at haif the usl-IH|_ . Spring Park. . . .. . .. . . .. .. .. . ..10j “D claim '° °°"BIde‘°°u°“' if “B In Pa" Tumi” (P-e' bush)  th _best (itself (lt looks u learned pig) Dulce ct W. A. HUTCIIINSON.
truce during the sale. Moore &. Mc
sag, ` 8573.
af.
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We insist on your examining the qual-
ity of fuel that slides down your cliute.
P entyof dust slag and Irliukers means
money thrown sway.
if you want to
Save Money on Coal
our yard will help yon. Clean bright
coal at tho right price.
Phone 111
_ll____iynns 8|. lla
 High Grade Coal is the only
kind we ww- If <1°==\"°* “"1" “'Fli.‘”i’.l...?.?.' '.;.' .eau 2i\ai..‘.;a‘.f_
ter when u order, you can' be
.Ltd., has paid a dividend of 50 per-
‘ -' (More soon)
Rayner International declared 40
. J. McNeill C0. cash 5 .._ -5
IIa ner Stoneliurst `Sil.ver“Ii'd¥&°k 
Y - _
 Co. pald....   .'...-...200
'Rayner Clarke_& Harlow Fox`
Co.    ......pald .20
B. I . Rayner. West Gore
N.    ....paid 105
Black Prince Fox Co... .. . ...paid .BU
General Fur Farms, Ltd....pald1'I‘
Mount Edward....   paid 10
’ (With additional 10 p. c. soon) , '
Murray I-Iarhor. . . . . . . . . . . .casli .30
' (More soon)
Upton....    cash. 10
.- (More soon)'
Westmoreland Silver & Patch
Co.....  ..cssh 35, stock,70
Silver Tip....    15-
(Added three pairs)
imperial Silver Black Fox Com-
` pany, Ltd.. Montague. .. .. .  . .15
(added three pairs to ranch and
hold securities for balance due on ‘
sale of foxes which when col-r -
lccted will enable them to pay sn-
other  ..  .. ........10 p.c.
Crapaud Fox Company.. .. cash, .40
willow Hill Fox Co, 35 p. c. cash
New London Fox and Farm Lands,
Ltd., 200 p. c. cash, and more later.
Regal    .. .. .... .. 16
Dundas  50 cash and 300 stock
Seal River Black Fox Co.. . . . . . . . . . 16
(Also 8 pups added to ranch)
Dlamond....    
Rogers Patoi:....   ......10.
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'l‘h(e I’<“rIaell;.nd Silver Black Fox Co..
cent. in stock.
The Carruthers Silver Black Fox Co.
has paid a 30 per cent cash dividend
out of a. declared dividend of 110. An-
iidaitionui sum win be raid Mt" 01°
\ tl g on Dec. 8.
geneI.Rlsl:?IIi  c. stock dividend)
Pured géinadian S_il_.a_Bei__k Fox Co., 40
I an per cen .
mchn__|__,nd _gay 15°; C0., 20 per cent
( ore a er.
Provincial Silver Black Fox_C0__-_._____4_l:
per cent cash, with more 0 _
later.
_, ii.. .....1s
Sovereign S. B. F. Co _f§_§__\:_____ _ pair.)
Hartford D. S. Fox Co..... 
"°°'.l?.?.°'i;.;...'.;...° '..'.a..'ii....... 1--.>
Ellis Silver Black Beauty Fox so
Co., Ltd....    _
(With 60 gr 50 later) 15
Hackett S.B. . o.,......  
(md two foxes added to stoclrlm
I
#ire of getting satisfactory coal
you come to us. We have on
oo i>- ol
Charlottetown s. is. Era -rA;_'c'h')'“;
i <-1-°°°»,e;=;<i,;.,:,  L... _ _...I
Bedeque Fur _ack Fox cm 100
hand 'an exceptionally' gcodguab' Glenaladale Silver B tock bonus)
t of coal suitable for ranges and
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ll¢b¢h\l8¢ 919° _f°" 'mam W". -'"*°'~ °'°"" F°§..%ia as'v. ¢.;i»»_\-S but '°ii°,¢u»iui_ii'i_ gsm me saooo to Meupd- - _ aan. . . __ . . -
'-~-How" much do _you re- (100 9. ow Wm be pm ,om bu, ,m,,,°,_... ~ , _ _  _ . » _ _ »_
I anno. I5 fl- 0--
'Prince Albert..  ..».  .....10'
has already been the case, they are
Lamied or offer resistance, to the Ger-
-man naval forces. Since the British
palm _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ U20- Admiralty, on January 31, instructed
British merchsntmen to use neutral
flags, neutral ships, even without tak-
ing into consideration the ‘unavoidable
accidents of war. run the risk` of being
and of falling victims to attacks in-
tended for these ships.
. "It was to' this danger that the
announcement particularly called at-
tention.
" The Qrinaii naval forces have, of
course. received orders to use no
violence against' neutral- ships, but
'this confidential instruction by the
British Admiralty as to the use of
neutral flags makes such identlilcn-
tion ii' matter ol' extreme diiflcultyl
“Neutral shipping, can, therefore.
only be urgently warned against, as
iii the earlier announcements, to avoid
the indicated war zone until further
notice."
‘No protests, according to I-ierr Von
Jagow, have been received from neu-
tral states conceming the Admiralty
measure. although several of them.'he
said, had applied for information as to
its scope.
ALBERT S. JANIN COMES INTO HIS
` ` OWN. _
NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-Albert S.
Jiinin, cabinet maker, has quit his job.
lt was a good job and pallllifm five
dollars u day. but he doesn't need the
money now. For the next ten years of
his life, at least, he can sit back in
his easy chair and watch the money
rollin. _
Tlie’other dsy the Board of Examin-
ers in Chief of' thc Patent Ofllce sent
Janin ii telegram. lt informed him that
he, and not Glen H. Curtlss, was the
inventor of the hydro-aeroplane. The
_board‘s decision was unanimous, and
now .Ianin will get royalties on every
hydro-aeroplane that luis been manu-
factured, is being built now. or will
he built wltliin the next decade.
Janin has been living at ltosebnnk,
Staten Island,-and he says lie will con-
tinue to live there. "We will stay here,
where I was born and reared," lie de-
clared. but no more of these flats for
me. _The first thing will be to get s.
home with plenty of ground around it
for the kids to_ play in`."_
"live get the knack of inventing
things in my blood." he said. "My
great grandfather. Antone Jenin in-
vented the percussion cap for cartrid-
ges -in France years ago. I got my
idea for the liyiiropiane while I was a
cadeton one of the Wai- Llne's coast-
wise _ steamers. Standing on the
bridge l used _to watch the fiyln flsli
and the seagulls and I wondered why
a flying boat could ‘not be invented
ithat could rise in an src from the
i surface like a gulf My friends laugh-
ed at my first drawings made in 1900,
mistaken for hostile merchant ships,`
Hides _
Caifskins 1'ic
Beef (ib.) ' - ‘ _ 7 to Sc
Sausages (lb.) ` 150-
SYSIDE _IIIABKETS
" ' - Corrected Tuelday.
Barley per hiiah. 65 to 75c.
Buckwheat per buali _ 70 to 75c.
Calfsklns per lb. » 14c
Eggs per doz. 25c.
Hay, (pressed) per _ton $12.00 to $12.50
Hay, (loose) per ton $l.0,00 to $10.50
Hides, per lb. _ 16c.
Oats (black) per bush ' - 56c.
Oots, (white) per bush _ fills.
Roller Mill Flour per 100 lbs
. -_ $3.25 to $3.50
Potatoes per bush 25c.
Turnips per bush. 20c.
Lamb pelts (each) 50 to 75c.
Wool per lb. . 301:.
Wheat per bush i -1.00 to $I._5_0
WA8HINGTON’S BIRTHDAY
ATTRACTIONS AT THE
_ EDEN MUSEE, NEW YORK
Special preparations are being made
by the Eden Musee Management of
New York for Washington‘s Birthday
celebration. Large new groups of
the European War Heroes and scenes
have been installed and other large
Historical groups appropriate of the
times fire also on"exlilbitioii. The
World in Wax collection is larger
than ever. .
The Kincmacolor moving pictures
which are shown every hour, ii. com-
plete change at each series, are shown
at the Eden Musee exclusively. The
subjects consist of travel. scenic.
drama, comic and miscellaneous pic-
tures aiid are most beautiful.
For the holiday week, Mr. Dunnin-
ger, the clever magician and illusion-
lst has prepared a novel and unique
program for that week and will pres-
ent the same at the afternoon and
evening pcrforinance. _The latest ad-
dltlon "ned Cross Scene on the Euro
pean Battlefield" is a most striking
one. 'A figure of Gov. Whitman has
been Installed In the Entrance }la_ll.
_______.___--
"Want fd paper your kitchen. Got
hold of one or the odd lots attho great
Wall Paper-‘pale hers Thursday, Nth
linst. Moore A McLeod. _ . .$673.
"Get a pretty, bedroom paper for
about half price-at the great calc of
Remnants and odd‘lots Thursday,
tfth Inst. Moore 4 McLeod. B573.
“Win shoppers will vilit the ale of
Remnants of Wall _Paper early. ‘_The
sais commonest at I o’olock, .and the
bo|t_paplro_\|suaiiy are chosen pretty
promptly. Got youre before your
neighbour gale away with it. Moore A
,_._____-_.....__.a.-_--
 :|»» .. _ . .. _ cure is gilartfiteed to cure °yim. Take “Papers for evbfy Nom-P190” YW'
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kewl? .P¥`i°_»$°'“‘“’° “bt” ,__ _ 1” Piet” '_*°_°“_°’ _ , . . .ia "'e¢ra»ners"'mhm~ -hd nimiima ~- a ' 84 Great__George Street, Charlottetown ` 
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WF'-'*'*'-" i-'B W1 __ F _‘ f _._L,.,,'L_ -3 ' 
  I DAILY WARNINGS
Narrow Escape in
Hotel Fire
BATIIURST, Feb. 3-The Leger Hotel
' Bad Fires ln
_ Nova Scotia
Baptist Institutions Burned at Wollville
_ WOLFVILLE, N. S., Feb. 3- Horton
Academy and Young Hall Baptist edu-
, _ cationai institutions were destroyed by
` fire today. The loss is $35,000 insur-
I ance, $20,000,
DIGBY, N. S., Feb. 3-Lour Lodge sum-
mer hotel just rebuilt after a fire last
autumn. _was again burned to the
ground today.
I here was destroyed by fire at 5 o’clock
this morning. Nearly everything was
destroyed. John P. Leger, the owner,
estimates his loss at $30,000, partly
covered by insurance.
Items like the above appear in every daily paper we pick up but we go ‘
right_z__1iong carrying little or no insurance evidently thinking our property
wont urn.
Tomorrow Other People may be
_G Reading of Our, Loss
_ Better see to it that when the fire comes you _arc wel_l _protected by in-
surance in good companies. Under present financial conditions it is fol y to
' insure in a weak company.
We Represent Nine of the Strongest
_ Doing Business
If your progerty is uninsured or underinsured, we strongly advise you
I to stop carrying t e risk yourself and stop it TODAY.
I ` Write, Telephone or call on us at once and be protected. We will give '
~ your business prompt and careful attention and appreciate any you have to _
-I offer us.
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