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ur _ rr rave to
-In stock at our Seed
Warehouse several hund-
red barrels best brands
_ _ _Flour, in barrels and`98-
49 and 24 lb. bags. which
lllust be cleared cut at once
¢9_~ l3all2,¢_ room for cars of
- sei' and grain now on the
way, our prices will be found
the lowest in the City.
Barrels and Bags all sizes.
- _"”_Robln -Hood" _Elour is
the best Flour on the Market
made from No I Hard
Manitoba wheat, makes §
from l0‘to 15 loaves more ~
bread to the barrel than any
other brand. _Try a barrel
~ you will like it and use no
other.
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Its Cures ~
of obstinate and_ long '
standing
Couglis and Colds
and lung troubles of all
sorts-light or h avy; there
is absolutely nu substitute
or
Hughes
_ Cough Mixture
I Get a bottle today; you
cannot afford to waste time
' trying other medicines
- Hughes’ Cough Mixture
is the m os t successful
_ remedy.
Geo. E. Hughes
“Tile Pcople’s Dauggist"
the National Service Work. from
the Masonic Pi-aternity. and the Sons
of England, iii this city. Both oi’ the
above named associations have placed
a committee' at the disposal ol the
Post Otllce Management to render any
service deemed necessary.
SPECIAL SERVICE CONTINUED.
-The Unict/ed Evangelistic Services
that were onducted In the Presbyter-
_ ian Church Tryon. this week with
‘ such success will be continued in the
Baptist Church next week, each even-
ing at 7.30. The meetings are grow-
ing in power, interest and numbers,
the Church full of people and souls
-seeking the Lord; f
HOUSEHOLD SCIENCE SHORT
COURSES.-Household Science Short
Lolirses, conducted hy the Women's
Instituto Branch of the Department of
College on Monday, Jali'. 8th at 2 p.
members and presentodwitli a beaut-
iful silver~ten set, in token oi’ his
Edward island. the new Rhodes
Scholar tiom Mount Allison, is at
present in quarantine with his battery,
them. -Moncton Times,
EVANG-ELINE T0 BE BOLD.,-lt is
expected that fthe stoamship Evangel-
ine will he sold soon, adc-posit having
been made by u Bostorrconcerli rep-
resenting tha prospective piircliases.
,lt is sniil the uskitig price was $600,
000. The Evangeline was-hull; at Glas-
gow in 1912 for the Plant Line service
between Boston, Halifax -und (_‘_hai'lot
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um Province. ISLANDER lu.-A me music H€2l(lqll&l‘t€I'S, THE ARMOURIES,Ch t0_\V_U,
list reports Private G. A. Beal-s.~Pet-I - ~  \'» -
BNo“o__ss sl-louto target r-mwas ers ima, Loi ca, i-_ s. i., infantry 40 Men Recruited. 10 more good men wanted,
ros terwes S I Bat rdl , J - sjerio _I ill ' . ,
_"__ _"___ r as u_______y__5_Gi;:i_ ___R\:Mv_____ _SE ____ ___ , For lnformatinrrapply to.-_ __ _ _ _
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BDNSHAW olsculr- nav. Ls. Camnu. canola cousin from car-  LILIGH, M3]0Y,
MacKay will conduct service next digan, P. E. l., with producoarrlved at` ' Usifcl' H C U6: DIS
Sabbath the 7th Bonshaw at 11; Boston on December 27th inst. - _ ' ` P ‘
Hampton st 8 and an Evangelistic _ _ --- - » ,  H D
Service at Tryon st 7. KINIILV REMEMBEREIL- On the! t °
. ~eiNvrivl_J..'rt,| _ »  
orrens APl>nEclA1-so.-_ 'rite Gliligmi ‘glint-:dag all me  <?..l)zr_ _,_.,87_,0_m,.m, “ 0' C’ N0' 5 P' E’ _' Ska? 
acting Postmaster gratefully ucknow- t.elegrapheri=_, Chsrolttetown, was ` _
ledges kind offers or asslstancen In waited on by a number of the tlocal - _ » ` ‘ < ‘
services during the past year. ' i Y "5 V ` "3  ' E ' " 
SON Lieut.
on account of a severe' 'outbreak' of ` ' _ _
measles in the ranks.- '-'There are _
ple-asanter places in the would than al _ _
quarantine' camp one would judge to
read what some of the boys say of
Come in and see “Heart Songs. ” Go over a few of the pages
, Look for your favorite piece. It is there. Compare “heart
Songs” with any other song book .you have ever seen- We
know the result; you will not go away without a copy of the
i _ , - _ in. The Government give-.a it grunt ot`_llotown. She is ot’ 4,360 tons gross, with ' _ ' ` _
-' ;-r H ¢______-__g--__g _s-11-5 $2~00 Hilti 11 reiunll of the railway fal'c,large nccolirlnotiations for pasoligers. _
» to all attending the classes. A lurlzc- Last summer she carl'if_»d a cargo from '
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BEER _& GOFF 
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nicest assortment to Lg]
f -be found in the city. Q
Evaporated Apples. U l
Eva porated Apricots
Evaporated Prunes.
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, Full range now in
stock
‘ While' here they visited the Sampson
  Ranch and through -the kindness oil minstlon was conducted by 'the
|_  0 . I Mr. Roper were shown, some livcl teacher, Miss Mice Doneily, and con-
, , ._ __,l___ of pe-Its. The six sisters came by train c
3’l45-_1-3MwfMti. _ ' D C0* to Charlottetown, _and after being en-
Evaporated Peaches. | ea  _ ’
tc-r_mc-ii_t_lis:, :i_nd applicants are' iiotliled
\ , Hs o w n cuss the_ ar ox e't d t
We have one ofthe ‘L_ ‘ _ ` V 5’ D ° 6 "
Pearl
Tooth paste _
Sweetens the breath I
number nl' applications have been ro-
ceived The Courses of two weeks
O
\ Boston to Manchester, and upon tier
‘ e _  S ‘_ ` - - ~ ‘ return was laid np at Boston. 'i‘he
-  each will continue th-rolighout the win-l
attend. 3781-1-5ME1i.
FAMILV REUNION.-An interest-
ing reunloii took place- on New Years
day, at the home of Mrs_`T. P. Cullen.
She-rwood, when her i-listers, Mrs. Rich-
ard Klckhaiti of Sourls, Mrs. .loliii (Illi-
len and Mrs. Pendergast of Hope River
and the Misses Aiine and May' Land-
rlgali oi' Hanover, N.H., enjoyed each,
and prevents decay f
price 25c per tube
Sold only at "
othf=r‘.-‘- company, for the first time,-
lvlthin their l'emenibi'ance. The Mis-_
nf.-.t Lanlirigaii are visiting their native
province, after an absence of Ilwelvc
years and express- themselvc-:i delight-
ed :to tlnd, the' contented prosperity,
that is everywhere evident. They were
mitch impressed with the magnitude-
oi the fox business oil the Island.
black beauties, as well as n numbei
Plant Line service to Halifax was sus-
pended with the sailing from Bos.t.oii‘
Chipman, of Boston, will siiperlntond
the work on the Ha-lifsx.
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The Christmas examination at_
l'»'armingt_on School took place on Dec,
21st and was favoured with line wea-
ther and a large- attendance. The ex-
sisted of besides the usual le-.4soil'i-1- n
holce selection ol’ recltatione, songs,
_and illalogiles. The pupils showed by
‘ _ _ . - _ The Rexall Kodak Store
$2
tcitalned at one ot' tho ‘leading hotels
studio where the group we-re photo-
`\V’l,’,”,,&""““\\" by Miss Allne, repaired to Bayer‘u-lied the various parts assigned tothefni
Greetings "    I _
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graphed. The Miises Landrigan ac-
companied Mrs. Klckham to Soliris,
-where they will spend a few days.
To- our many friends §
'J HEAD or HlLi.ssoRouGl-l.-trim
many friends of Mr. Urban Bamrick
§ and patrons we extend ` -no “fc f
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" 'our m'ost°hearty wishe ~  Ygur Feet
H Warm and Dry
for all that is bestin life `
We sell all kinds of Men’s
,during the New Year.
We desire to thank and Womens-Rubbers and
Overshoes and
them warmly for thei
generous support Lumbermans Rubber
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In Endless variety-
oer high qualify which , s_t‘”{‘i*£il’t-‘5t5"§.,§‘?.‘..?l1Sti.‘;”" |
has made our goods l The Money
Come in and let usmake
I _By strictly mantaining
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will be sony 'to lc-arn that he-ls_ser-
’”l iously lil and hope he may soon be
I [restored to his usual good health.-
||_Mrs. Cliafries Bpvyer and youngclal.
Albert Jardine of this place.-Mrs.
John Connolly of Roxbury, Mass., is
Mr. and Mrs. James McKenna.-Mr.
Ira Dougllas has returned from New-
factory. Mr. Cameron can_wat_er all his t
famous we hope to meri
a perfect fit for you and let
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' a continuance of you
us show you how little mon-
e will make ou comfort-
goodwill in the futur y
ahle for the winter
R-   Prices the lowest in
weler and optician A Canada
. , I o 0
unnyside Ch town Mon-|g-Sm|[||.Bg¢|°
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I- Gifts' for Soldiers
A few pounds of Hickey’s Black
"l wist Chewing Tobacco, or a pound
  S    _schoolmates of presenting this to- ` Enioy The Gund Things
0  \ ‘lasting esteem, friends'-hip. and l0v0»
~-_ -Insist on Hickey’s, the soldiers ,
-choice. _ `
Hickey & Nicholson "l`ob`acco‘ Co. ltd
 _ _ Charlottetown _ ' _ __
f f _ _,_The Right Way to _Get __
._, £4 _
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_ _ Good, Honest Plumbing
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annual examination of Mill Cove t
School took place on Wednesday. t
'December 20th. The Ilargo lllllllbol’ of ask you not to nioar-ni e, - -our esteem
of you by the value of our present.
But wc- ask you to accept it in the
f pare-nts and visitors present-
gave evidence of the in-
te st t ken in education 5
| re -a
'bv the poolilo of this community- 'l‘lw you that ln the future we will be
tt ti to st di ltr
pupils were examined by Miss Bertie
Stewart, teacher ot Donaldston, as-
m _ _
ii. ‘ ‘
slated by lElsla Youngs and others y_?ur careful tuition. and ~ we trust
g ' _
and from their ready response lt' Wall
evident that they had he-an carefully r
and 'thoroughly instructed. PrlzeS` us in the past- will continue In the fil-
were awarded to thc' leaders in each g
class. At. tho close of the examination
he teacher. Miss M. M\l\‘Dll.V» Wa”
resented by Eliza Court. one' of the
pupils, with a fitting Christmas gift,
a toilet ect, accompanied hy the fo'l-
lowing add-ross, reall by Freda
Hughes: “Dear teacher: The pleasant .\\&@IgZ’,A\\\\““~”
duty has been assigned me by my
ken to you, as an ev|den'ce‘ of our
We could not consent to let this sea-
son of joy and pleasure' pass without
leaving in your hands some gift as a
memorial of our deep and abidinll
gratitude for your ever increasing ef-
forts to benefit ue. When you look up-
on' this meme/nto, in future years. let
it be s pleasant token"by the deepes_t_
love and gratitude of your pupils.
Santa Cialis next made his al>ll°ll"
ancs‘drs'sll9d in his regular costume
and'in` his own 'lilllllly lll°°d dlsm'
buted a large number of 80041192'
amongthe ohlldren, who were not
less pleased with his genial count-
ensues than wltii ala supply 0! sweet- _
meats. Brief remarks were made by
several of the' visitors. who exDl’0llB05
themselves, as hllllly l>l0°9°d Wm*
the examination and the condition of
the school. _
TAKI NOTICE.
__
We publish sinipie. straight tes-
timonials, not press agents, -inter-
tlfy to the merits of MlmRD'B LIN-
-son is visiting with her sistc-r Mrs-`
'close ot' the exarmination thc. ‘teacher
w _ _ ,
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spending the winter with her parent..-l the blinils hy Miss Clara Flynn. while
Miss Marion Wood d -th ` dd ..:
Glas-gow lie reports tltines not so gooil the year out-lg-_-for good cheer and ntl
as anticipated.-The people of this you your-golf have gone 10 a great.
vicinity will be iiloaro to learn that deal or trouble to matic- it u time nr
Mr. James Atlleok. though in his 96th mei-rtment for ue_,'we thought li would
¥€lll‘. WEB lillle I0 Bllellil XIDRP- Wlfll appear cold indeed, on our part did
his daughter Mrs. Fred Jardine.-Mr. wg not show you in some way that
and Mrs. J. H. Simmons of Cable your efforts are apple.-i:itt-:L tty its-_
Head West was the guest of Mrs. all. We know that your lot as ou-r'
Lawson Douglas.-Mr. Bcnlamin Birt teacher is not an enviable one. rut-
Dllt ill ll DSW Wilwl' BYS¢Bl1l f0l‘ MT- C81- there are none nrolt- aware of our
vin Cameron which works very' satis- many defects in-regards to learning
stock with littile' labor.-M-rs. James your patience and good temper are ‘
S. Doiigtlas s-pent Xmas with her son many times sorely tried. But we earn- l
Mr. George H Douglas, Charlottetown. etly hope' that we have acquitted
-The school teacher, Miss Mai'gBl‘9l~ olirseflves. -c-re-:lltably today. Because
Blrt is doing good worksin this school. by doing so we will -not only be ii
~ - credit. to ourselves hut be ii mlicli
l SCHOOL CLOSING- li‘he se`mi- greater credit to tho te-acher that has
clusion we :loin both one and all in
g wishing you s Merry Christmas slid
p n Happy New Year." ‘
the niastc-rly__ws.y» lu which-they hand-
that the teacher did her part and did
it we-il. Prizes for goothattendanccl
were awarded to the Misses Irene and
May' Whlttyi -The Christmas trec- in
connection with thei examination was
a great success and no doiiht. the tes-
cher was _agnply repaid for all her
trouble--hyuthe .tloak -oi’ _joy ‘and hap-
piness so plainly l_o_be‘ seen on the
laces of tlie_pup_lls iv’h|Ie_ Sahta Cialis
was distributing the presents. At the
as presented with a handsome hand
ag and set ol' combs on behalf of
rea e ti reno
“Dear toacht~r,- As the season nl
han we ourselves. We know that
aught us. And now, dear teuclier, wc
ender yoti the following gift and wo
plrit that it is given, -and we assure
ore n en ve our u es ant y
nd show gieatcr advancement under
at the anime pleasant and cordial
olationil that have existed between
ure, and now, dear _teschr-r, in cot.-
To Eat
'T he Holiday Season
always brings an abund-
ance of good things to
eat -rich food, candies
and various delicacies.
If you suffer _from
dyspepsia or indigestion,
mke _ __ -.
DIGEST-IT
These tablets will rc-
store your digestive
orllans to a normal oon-
dition and you can eat
what you want,_ and |
when you want-_without
fear of distress.S - _
_ at 85c per box.
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JMIINT, thofbest of Household Rome-
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Thursday evening, Dec. 28. of the' __ '
steamer Halifax, and the i-lien-mer will ` _ I
be extensivelly repaired before being _ » ` ' ‘ '
put in coiiiinission next March. F. i~l. ' f -' ` ' -
Beautiful Bi
"Heart Songs” is not a mere collection of words and music
thrown togeather to make a song book, 20,000 people voted
the songs in “Heart Songs" the songs of the American people
Four years were required to reach a verdict and the -result is
_“Heart Songs,” the song book of the American people.
Many of these songs cannot be toundf in,any other collection
_They camein yellow, time-worn, tearstained sheets-.that
hadbeen sacredly treasured -from cl'1ildhood&- some were
written out_ from memory-others were=glve_n by titles only-
or remembered verses involving a longl Search to obtain ' the
whole._ Of the thousands received it 2 is :safe to say that
the several hundred finally selected-ashaving the largest
number of votes and the highest end_oisement-represent
today the. taste of the Americian people in _its choice of
music.. We believe that the distribution' of this unrivalled
s0ng`collection_ will bring more iiappinessjinto' the homes of
our Readers; will do more to make them _attractive to oun '
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and -old; do more to incidcate a _love_for»1n_iusic; to soften, f
elevate and refine the home life; _to cultivate the noble and
hégher virtues ot the fireside- thantanyotherlmeans we could _
a opt. ' ‘
2-'77
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To Guardian
Readers
Only for
98  
As explained' in
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518 pages, 400 songs, complete words and music, full page portraits
of great singers-Four Years to build, 20,000 people to Help __
A big value at $2.50--'a gift at 98c. , ‘
.This Guarantee Goes With Every Copy '_
We unhesimtitiéily state that HEART SONGS is the greatest collection of old
songs ever ig ircett and will not only please you, but will please every member
of your family more than any other stnglevolume you have ever placed in ymtr
home in years, or your money will be cheerfully rdfunded '
A million homes own “Heart Songs.” Brig? ithome \vlth`yo\¢
_  and It wlllnever leave. Less than 14 t por oopyloc ' ` `
’ M up M “M my by “__ .words and music of each song. Compare this with the cost- '_ 
cheap so-called popular airs. _ _ _
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